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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
Forty sixth COngress-Third Session
WASHINGTON, January 20, 1881.
SENATE.

4
| Tho Vicp.Pre,ident submitted commu-
nication from the State Department rela-
ting 10 the offer made TO sell TO that Depart
menttbe original manuscripts and historical
naners bequeathed by Benjamin Frahkiin
| 70 his grandson, William Temple Franklin,
the same being q collection OF henry
Stevens Franklin. Among the papers Is
the original petition OF the ContlDenlai
Congress to George the Third in Iva,
signed by the delegates. The collecton
will be offered for sale in London for E',OOO
If the offer TO this Government Is not ac-
cepted.
The communication was referred to the
Committee on the Library and ordered 10
| be printed.
ON motion Of Mr.. Mcdonald, his resolu.
| ton introduced in February, 1880, for the
creation Of a Standing committee OF hve
senators to receive. consider, and report
upon all petitions and bills relating 10 the
rights OF women citizens OF the United
States. aud to be called the "Commttee on
Rights of Women Citizens" was taken up.
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, said the
rules required that the proposition 90 to
the Committee on Rules, and he moved TO
refer the resolution 10 that committee.
Agreed to-ayes, 20; noes, %.
The funding bill was received from the
House and referred 10 the Committee on
Finance.
Tbe regular order, being the bill to pro.
vide for the allotment OF lands IN severalty
TO Indians on the various reservations, was
taken up, and occupied the remainder OF
the day. q,
MIR. Coke. who reported the bill. explained
its provisions, and there was quite long
debate thereon, in which Messrs. Coke, Tel.
Ter. Butler, Morgan. Hill, Saunders, and
others participated.
Without action on the bill the Senate. at
4.I5 p. NJ, went into executive session,
and when the doors were re0pened adj
iourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Calkins. of Indiana, stated that he
would not call up the contested-election
case OF Boynton as. Loring, but yield 10
the Committee on Appropriations: and
then. the morning hour having been dis
pepsed with, the House, at 12s O'Clock,
went into Committee OF the Whole tMr.
Cox, OF New York, In the ehair) upon the
naval appropriation bill.
Mr.. Atkins, OF Tennessee, briefly ex.
planned the provisions Of the bill which ap.
propriated GA, 461 ,000-a net increase OF
$55, 900 over the appropriation bill for the
present year. The principal items OF in-
crease were $4,000 for the pay OF the navy
and $4,000 for the marine corps. The
principal item OF decrease was in the ap
preparations for torpedoes. The bill was
then read by sections for amendments.
Mr.. Hisc0ck, OF New York, moved TO in
crease from $500, 200 to 100000 the APP.
preparation for the Bureau OF Steam En-
cheering. After some debate the amend
ment was reiected--ayes, 70; noes, 81.
The committee then rose and reported the
bill TO the House, when 1t was passed ex'
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Application 10 Prevent telegraph
Consolidation.

NEW YORK. January 20.-lt is stated that
application was made yesterday to Judge
Barrett, in the Supreme Court, for a pre-
liminary injunction to restrain telegraph
companies from perfecting consolidation.
Robert Sewell presented the application,
but would not state who the plaintiffs were
or on what grounds the application was
based. Judge Barrett will decide whether
It shall be granted or not.
Rufus Hatch has commenced suit in the
Supreme Court against the Western Union,
Atlantic and Pacific, and American Union
Telegraph Companies to prevent the pro-
posed consolidation. This morning he OBJ
tained from Judge Barrett an Injunction
restraining the defendant companies from
entering into any agreement OF consolidation
and from increasing the capital stock and
other matters.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, January 20, 1881.
Country Produce.

Country Produccs
ADDles Green-from 1926 to 1925 pc. barrel.
oses,oCE Z0c. y 10.
Gutter: Prime TO choice yellow, Csc; fair TO
good. 1Sd20c.
Dried Fru,t: Apples, 2G4c.; blaekberres' &c.;
cherries. l2M he: raspberrieS. 2O(G22c,
Dressed Poultry.--rurkeys. l0Gl3c.; ducks, l o
@l3c.; chickens and geese, 9@l0c.
F Fsgi prime pve-googe, 4OG45c.; common.
Flarseed: 81 a bushel.
Rdv: Virriiia timothy, sl.2O@sl.25; clover
prime Sl.l0.
Oats: Baled. sl@sl 10.
Potatoes: irish, s2Gs2.25 e barrel; 75c.Gsl
Roots: Ginseng, sl.1o@sl.sO RD. Seneca free
Of tops, 40c. q 10.
Lard: Country. 90.
Rue: 75Ns0c. Y bushel.
Snmdc: Prime. 55c.
Shmcks: 70ds0c.
BaLed StrdD: 65@75c.
TdlLOD: 5M5xc. a 10. $1,000.
Wool: Washed. 4O@i2c.; unwasEed. 26a30c.
BURY wool will bring from TO Sc. a ID less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Roseedale: sl.40@sl.50 q barrel
I LINE: Agricultural, sCGiOc p busnel; RocSAnd,
sl.15Gsl.Z0 according to quantity; Jolnter
'dnishing) 1925; Glenns Falls, 81.
PLASTER: Lump. s475; grnunc, Is; csicined
plaster. il.60@Sl.75.
Tar. Large size, $3.50.
Prints: Merrmack. 6Hc.: Merrimack Shirtins,
&C.: Richmond. &C.; South Bridge. &C.: Pacific,
7c: SprsQue, &c.. Sprague shifting, 5ac.;
Dannes 6he Aliens; 6c; Mane Mei'ery b. pG
ple, 7c.: simpson Mourning, 7c.; SIMPSON Grey,
7c.; Simpson Black, &c.. Harmony, 54c.; Ash
AR Brow T Cottoms Manchester 4 A., 51lc.; Man
CHESTER "A A. A., 6tc.; ROekDridge A X.
6se; James River p; o.: o.; a"ei SAM smes s,TeI
u,ysr Standard A ID. d.. &c.: GraniLsvtr X.
T.. exc. tranie7ille A f. f.. 7Hc. Pocahouts;
fine, SSc.; Conestoga D., 7]sc.; Conestoga W. &c.
drOscoggin l0-4. 2SHc.
BisGchsf Shtrttn0s and Sheettnos: New York
S M,.s t.. oc Fruit Of the Loom, osc For
restdaie, &C.; Hero "A, Ssle Pelham 7hc.; Quine
bang, 7Ilc Hope A. &C.: Eclipse 4-4, &c.; Sc
iagsams.-Piunket, l0c.; White Msnufactur.
ing, 0c.: Kenilworth..7 &C.; Gun berand, 7hc. -
Gcsesesa &c., SoSsscs. 4 Pre-
MUM, l7kc.; Conestoga h. f., lSe =,
Shirtfng Stripes: Sheridan a." &c.; sheri'
'A sro~n 0Drtils. Grsniteviro, &c.; Stark, sxc.
PeppereIle, &C.; Rockbridge IA, &c.
cotten Piaids: Ottawa, eye; Toledo, SIC.
Old Virginia, &c.
Corset Jeans: Rockport. &c.
Cambrtcs: Flat Fold. &C.: PAPER. &c
Drugs. Dyestans. OILS, &s.
49, ~ 'ss.s.so gallon.
Concentrates Lps: e3.25@e< y case Of sos'
dozen.
Copperas: &c
CocksnsaI: 90c. y D.
Extract Of L0gD00d: l7cs
Indfgo: tl@4l.10.
Nader: l5c.
OILS: Linseed.65c.: machine. u @el. 10; sperm
$3.50; whale. Toe; straits. 60@60c.: Labrador
cod oil. 5OM6Oc.; lard. e0c.: sweet. e6 . dozen
best salad, $3.50; castor, tl.26 gallon; Virginia
lubricating, 30G5oe.; xeroosne. 3kc., cash, sai
lon.
Race Ginger: &c.
| ISots: Ginseng, 00c.; seneca, without ~, $50
Soda: Sal. lxaac. in kegs; Tsstsh sods. &c.
| American, 8t(ozc.
! lptrtn VspeNtfWs; aoe
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GRIMES AMI CASUALTIES.
The Recent Outrage and Murder In
south carolina.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE HORRIBLE DEED AND
OF THE LYNCHING OF THE PERPETRATORS.
COLUMBIA, :. c.. January 20.--The Daiiy
RegiSter has received the following special
in regard 10 the recent murder and lynch
ing in Newberrv county, 5. c.:
Prosperity, $. e., January l9.--As Miss
Bette WertZ was returning home on the
evening If the 17lh from her brothers
she was attacked by Dave Spearman
and sam Fair, both colored employees
OF Miss WertZ's father, and outraged.
She was then tied and gagged, and Dave
and Sam went TO Mr.. WertZ's and ate sup
per. AfterwaId, returning 10 their victim,
they again outraged bCr, and then chOked
her to death. The body was then carried
two hundred yards and laid down where a
fence crosses foot-path and left, where il
was afterwards found. Yesterday morning
a c0rOner's inquest was held, at which sus'
picion rested on the above-nlmed par
ties. Sam confessed that he knew the
deed was TO be done, but claimed he
was not a participant in the act. The
guilty parties were pnt in the guard-hOuse,
to be carried TO Jail to-day. During last
night the guard-hOuse doors were forced
open and Dave was taken 10 the spot where
the deed was committed, and where it is
said he made full confession that he and
Sam committed the act. Dave was then tied
TO Tine-tree and shot. The Infatuated
crowd then went back 10 the guard-house
and took sam out and shot him on the
spot and left him for dead. After
daylight the ncensed people searched for
the bodies, and found that Sam was at his
mothers in bed with several bulet-hOles in
him. lie was brought to Prosperity, taken
about one mile from town, and hanged at
O'Clock =. NJ. The hanging was partlci-
pated in by both whites and blacks, and
about two hundred and fifty or three hun
dred men were witnesses. Everything is
quiet tonight. The deed was recently
planned. according TO confessions OF the
murderers. Miss Wertz was highly re-
spected.
Murder I'm Texas.
GALVESTON, January 20.-The following
special from BoyaD, Texas, has been re-
ceived: cdr. Irwin was fatally shot in the
breast and head last night by unknown par
ties"
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Senatorial.
thy prxysyryAyIA pEAp.JoCK,

HE fENscIbNhs>to bS"b-bVNos
HARRISBURG. PENN, January 20.-A third
ballot for United States senator was taken
at noon to-day ny the Legislature without
elIrcting an election. The only change
from The former ballot was that Clark and
HUM. OF the Philadelphia caucus (Repuh-
lcansl, who had previously voted for OIL
yer, voted for A. Landen Sn0wden.
The fourth ballot was then token and re-
suited as follows:
Wallace, 92; Oliver, So; Grow, 80 ;
Snowden, 4; Hoyt, 2: McVcagh, /;
Aguew, /; Brewster, 1; Baird, l..
The Convention then adjourned till to-
morrow.
ELEVEN BALLOTS AND NO CHOICE.
NAsHvH.f.E, TENN. January 20.-The
eleventh ballot for United States senator
stood as follows: Maynard, 81; Dale, 81 ;
Bailey. IA; Harrison, 8; William Smith.
4; Bright, 3; II. l.. Taylor, 9; Edwards,
1; ID. Il. Thomas, l. The Convention adj.
journ ed until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
WISCONSIN NOMINATION..
MADISON, WIS, January 20.-Philetus
SAWYER was nominated by the Republican
caucus last night for United States SEN
atOr.
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NEW YOKk IKON MARKET.

JANUARY 19.-Scoich pig has little more OF .
demand. aud parcels from yard reaIize Mr. prices
American Pig shows continuation OF the increased
demand noted al the close OF last week, and prices
STEADY. Rails still have considerable business.
Following are tie quotations: American pig,
No. l AT t24 50d 500; No. 2 al Sz2nt225O,
and forge al S20mS2z. Scotch pig at s22@s23
tor G Iengarnock: S23.50@s24 foI Coitness: s22
NoSX3 for GarischeIrie. and S2lMt2Z for Eg-
linton. English steel rails are quoted at $4,000
$50 ard American steel at $50 a. mills Old rails,
sZsMS2S50 for "T." and s30Gs3l for d. b. /;
No Sho'is iron at S23m-t23.50. Wrought scrap
yard.-JOurndt Of Commerce.
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Lord d Robinson.

BALTIMORE. January 20.-A meeting OF
the creditors of Lord d. Robinson, WAC
failed in September last, was held to-day:
condensed statement OF the assets and
liabilities was furnished by Lord Il Robin
son, showing the net liabilities to be
$3.50, 900, and the net assets 100000.
There are no preferences made, but
there are claims to the extent OF $4,000
for mortgages and taxes which must BE-
paid In full. Among the assets Is real estate
valued at about $4,000. Mr.. Charles w.
Todd, the surviving partner, offered to pay
forty cents on the dollar. 1t was finally re-
solved that 1t be recommended to creditors
TO accept the proposition, the payments u
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Tennessee Legislature,

NASHVILLE, TENN, January 20.-A reso-
luton was offered in the House by Repub-
Iican to-day contesting the seat Of Duncan
Il. Cooper (Democrat), from Williamson
and Lawrence counties. but no action was
taken. Mr.. Cooper says he is willing that
an investigation should be made.
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ALExANDRiA CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY lY.-PrIees to-day ranged as TOT.
lows: Catte--very best. 4A@Sc.; good, %stG4tc.:
medium or fair quality, 4a4sc.; ordinary, 3ssG
Ssc. Calves, 4a5e. Shevp. 4r@1c. Lambs, 4'sId
SC. Hogs. live or dressed. 0k0se. Cows aud caises>
t25@&40.
The market this week was yerv poorly supplied
with cattle, no very good ones being on red, most
Trade was very slow, and but few changed hands.
Calves In good supply and fair demand. Sheep and
lambs In moderate request Hogs IN good suIo'y
for good ones.- Gazette.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCk.
PORT Oh RICHMOND. JANUARY 20, 1881.

PORT Oh RICHMOND. JANUARY 20, 1851.
ARRIVED.
steamship OLD Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Allen Co.,
agents
Steamer. Pioneer, Platt Philadelphia, mercnan-
disc aud Passengers. J. ". Metarrick, agent.
steamer Arkl, oxford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsms.
BARK Auroia, Turner, Baltimore, to anish loadiss
hsur.
Schooner Commander, Chase, Boston. coal, Casiis
q Payaer. .
scnsoner Erpms ID. Esdicott, Bowen, New York,
coal. Gurus q Parker.
scaooner Il. D. Nay, May, New Haven, iarsbsr.
Curtis q PaIlsr.
Schooner Foamins Sea. wro,en, Norfolk. msr-
channise. Carts Parker.
schooner John w. Hall, Jr.. Mason. Nsrfolk.
zeal. Curtis palker.
Schooner Bengal, wroteu, Norfolk, x6anc, Curtis
Parker.
schooner William Mcgee. Ramsay, Norfolk. coal {,
Schooner EIla n. Barnes Rose, New York eta
Cit, Point, lumber. Curtis Parker.
| schooner William Cobb, Chase, b>ston. eoais
Chesapeake and S'hio Railway.
Schooner r. q. Schultz. rhompsonS New York;
coal, Chesapsaks and Ohio Railway.
ARRIVED AT CITY rosxr.
BARK 1aecasdsld. Mcnroe, Liverpool, SAN, psveHs
port Morris.
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LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JANUARY l9.-Prces this week ranged as fol-
lows: - A.
Beef Cdttie.--Very hest. 5ac.: second qusiity. ~
64Ac. good. 34(d4c. nedium or xood ialr qnanty'
3d3Hc. bulls. 24.G3ze.: rough oxen, thin steers
old cows, &C.. 2gds3c. q 10. gross.
Ho0s.-Very best. 7c.: good, SAt96ac.; common
grades &C.. ga &c. n NJ: net
Sheep.-very oest. Ga eHc.; medium TO good, 90
@5Ac. n NJ, gross.
About 277 head of beef cattle, 572 hogs, and AZ
sheep on the market. Market over-supphed VA b
low medium and common grades OF cattle, and IN sse
grades were somewhat OF, while other grades szsre
about as last week Avery few extra good SOD al
&c About 6J bead sold TO shippers and feeders.
Hogs have advanced and are Brm at quotations. TX
ira good sheep are moderately active
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Actly a. reported from The COMMITTEES on
Appropriation
Mr.. Blackburn, Of Kentucky. from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported the
Post.O Office appropriation bill, which was or
dcred 10 be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Cslkins then called no the contested.
election case Of Boynton Us. Lorine. from
the Sixth congressional district OF Massa.
cbusetis, and Mr.. Loring took the floor and
made an argument IN his own behalf. His
speech was listened to with great attention
by the members and by several senators
who occupied seats on the floor, and at lis
conclusion the House took recess until
1880 T.. Nj the evening session 10 be for The
consideration OF District business.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY Is.-Ihe safes aggregated OF hogs
heads.
The Boone House sold ~ hOgsheads hogsheads
Davies county Leaf at IS 80 Sj.55, and $3.50: 3
hogsheads Muhlenberg county Leaf at 1910, 80 80,
aud So 1 hOgsheads Breckinrdge county leaf and
ugs al 50. 20. 1928, - Is, and sab hogsheads
Henry county Trash at 1920 and 1910.
The Pickett House sold ~ hogsheads: D hogs
Il, ads D,viess county common lear at SO 80. $3.50.
$500, IS. S.. and $3.50; , hogsheaJs ohio county
leaf at SO, $500 $3.50. aud 1925: 2 hogshkads
ohio county Tugs AZ $500 and $3.50 Courier
journal.
Infher ION ses had sales al Ike nrices
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A $50. 900 Fire In New Hampshire.

WILTON, n. H., January 20.-At 2 p. NJ.
this place was visited by disastrous fire.
Thirteen stores, the bank. and several offices
were burned. The total loss Is estimated at
500. 900. The cause OF the fire is unknown.
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NEu YORK pEANIT MARKET.

JANUARY 9-Prices have not varied. showing
steadines and demand fair for Job OTIS. The quo
4%r for extra prime. 4kG4ac. for fancy ana
i%@5c. for hand pcked.-Journdl Of Commerce..
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY l9.-Jhe export demand continues very
moderate, and the home trade without much life !;
prices are held steady. Sales 300 hOgsheads Ken
lucky leaf al 5dl5c. 800 cases 1879 Pennsy-
yania oilers at &c: do. assorted at I2G20c do.
wrappers at lS@40c.: 100 cases 1879 New Eng.
land seconds and wrappers al l1@35c.: 100 cases
Ohio on private terms: 400 bales Havana at S2c "a
4
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be made at such times rs q committee, con.
sisting Of Messrs. Baldwin, Norris. and
Devoss, shall designate. Creditors were
present from Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
New York, ard Virginia.
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VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and Hue pounds. 75MS0c.
Virginia dne ana extra liz, 75@S0c.; Virginia hnt
6-snch and l2-inch twist. 50d SIC. Virginia me-
dunn 6-inch and l2.incb twist. 46a4Sc.: Virginia
medium los and les, 46@4Sc.; Virginia medium
l2-inch pounds. Asa SOC; Virginia common l2-
inch pounds, 40@45c.;VirRinia good bright l-nch
35c.; Virginia common l1-inch. 32d33c.: Vlr
gina mahogany and bright navy, So and Is. a.
d45c.: Virginia black navy, 3's and As. 42G4oc.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. Sl206Sl.25; Virginia
assorted, 4JM60c. North Carolina and Others, Az
@60c
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO
Fine bright S's 5ld54c.; line bright, 3'S, fs. and
fbs 46647c.: mahogany 1907. ms, 45fdi0c.
mahogany double thick IS. 45M47c.: mahogany
single thick IS. 45G47c.: De- and Toe. plugs and
fancy STYLES. 45d50c: bright 1907. lbs. 46047c.;
Bright double thick SIS. AGA 4sc.: bright single
thick IS, 46d4Sc.: bright Sc and loo. plugs and
fancy styies, Asa SEE. plain wrapper, 49, d. aud
l6-oz Acc: plain. small work. 42c.; second grades.
fbS.. as, ana Is. 40td 42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
second grades, Us. rs. and a.. 406p4Ec. mi Neo
plug. smoking sac: stem smoking, In paper. Use. !;
cot and dry smoking, 22G30e.; bright ana granu-
lated as, KS and IS, 27a 60c.; bright and granu
lated IN bags. 29q75c.: pipe smoking In paper, 20
@30c.-C OUrter-JouTndL
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
TuunspAy. Janusry 20. 1881.

THURSDAY. January 20. 1881.
sALEs.-2.5c0 us. As at f13s; 1000 Y. X. and
Ches 81 nj 112H 1000 Y. X. and Ches. e's at
1I2: 10 shares X. and -. X. r. stock at 50; 10
shares n. ana D. II. r. stock at S5 ~ shares X. and
ID. n. X. stock q. So; 10 shares X. aud d. r. X.
stock at IS: IS shares A. aHd g. n. X. stock nj AN
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.

JANUARY 19.-scily quoted at SS5 for best brands
and S30@S40 for low grades VIrginii al 1850
$50 per net ton.-JOUrEdt IT Commerce.
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Flour.

Flour dull. We quote : Fine, S36S3.50: extra
$3.50; suoer6De, s4.50@S4.75: common family
S5.756S6; choice or patent family, S7.5OgS6
stanton inspection, extra. S5.0O@s0.6O.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, DE.

A TTENTION. NJ A II X + T.GARDEN-
IA Frs l-Selected GARDEE-sEEDStu just receiy-
ed Buist's early Large York Cabbage, Busts early
French Oxheart Cabsage Bnist's early jersey Wake
Geld Cabbage, Buist's early Fiat. Dutch Cabbage,
Buists early Urumhezd Cabbage. HendcrsonS early
summer Cabbage, Buists early Prize Head Lettuce,
WATT CALL,
h2l~lt Nos. ISIS aud 1890 Franklin street,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
SALES.

WHEAT.-29S bushels at 1925 for prime white;
sll5, Sl.20. 1923 for common, good and very
eood mixed and sll7 for good aud very good
FuliI.
CoRy.-I,2j4 bushels at 53c. for very good, SAC.
for prime wnile; 53c for prime mixed and very
good yellow.
MEALS bushels at SO and coo. for very good
aud prime.
RYE.-24 bushels at S2c. for good
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WESTERN LEAF.
.lther crndo.

Manufactured TObdccO.-Black work-COm-
mon and medium, in bond SlQ6s15: good and
hne, In bond. Sl4@slS. Bright work-Common
and medium. in bond, SlJ@Sl9; good and line, IN
bond, 81 9S3j.
Other crude. Manf
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA RREADsrUFF MARI

yAxuAkY les-The MARKET y eaies and easy.
aioui. But little whsat wss 0lared, AID snau lQys
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by Eeiegrapn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 20-HooH.-Stocks weak.
Money on call sos per cent. EXchange-Lone,
90; Short 90H. state bonds quiet. Governments
dul. %
Euenfng.--Noney, 4d6 Der cent. Exchange, 80.
Governments quiet aud hrm; new 1s, lOl%; new
AS. D.: new As l134. States dull.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex>
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
Murder I'm Texas,

GALVESTON, January 20.-The following
special from BoyaD, Texas, has been re-
ceived: DR.. Irwin was fatally shot in the
breast and head last night by unknown par
ties"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

new YORK, January 2O.--t 'otton-Net receipts
3sS bales; gross. 5000 bales, futures closed
SIi 81; February, ) l.74@Sl1. as; March. 81 SO
@slI.S4; April, sl2 0s@slZ 90; MAY. tl222ee
sl2.23; June, sl2.33@Sl2.34; July. sl2.43a
Sl245: AUGUST, s124eWt1a.49; September,
lI.g5Mfll,9S,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-19
POINTS.

Gen. J.. NJ. Thayer is in the city on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Altman have
gone to Leadville.
Judge Fisher has recovered from his
recent in~disposition.
Mrs. Gen. ]. NJ. Thayer is in Rock
creek visiting her sons.
County Commissioner Robertson went
to Denver yesterday on business.
Mr.. B. F. Crawford is off duty on ac-
count of a sore foot, the result Of a
fall.
Mr. II. Altman, of Altman Bros, re-
turned on Sunday from a business trip
to Colorado.
Col. S. w. Downey passed through
yesterday on his way home to Laramie.
Mr.. Chiner, the well known stock
grower, is mp from San Antonio, and
will visit his ranch before returning.
Mr.. Chas. Whitehead, formerly an
employe of the U. P. road, and lately Of
the X. p, had his leg broken by a re.
cent accident.
Prince William Of Prussia, recently
married, refused over 3,oOe wedding
presents, and, in fact, published a no.
tice that he could not receive any, ever
from friends.
At the Inter Ocean: c. H. Small.
John GirarG, John Summerhogs, II. B.
Sinner and family, NC. Sinner, Texas;
L. A. Crassett, Boston; W. S. Weaver,
II. N. Benjaman, Fort Fetterman; NJ,
9. Brown, Laramie.
1t has been ascertained to u certainty
that Paul Boynton, the celebrated
swimmer, is a prisoner of war in III,
hands Of the Chilians, and is likely t.
be dealt harshly with, on account Of tn,
active part he took in behalf Of Peru
by placing submarine torpedoes unde
their vessels.
At Dyer's: NJ. shaughnessey, T. B
Hood, L. S. Parnell, Bucyrus, Ohio
d. N. Haneon, Casnovia, Mich; Johl
Hunton, Bordeaux; Chas. Baxter. Den
ter, Denver; H. B. Kelly, Chug; ]. N
Chadwick. Wisconsin; T. s. La WALL,
and wife. Gothic City. Colo; J.. c
Bedington, Running Water.