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NWPT,OYMENT OFFICE.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. VVELP of different nstionalities can be supplied III to private families. boarding houses, hossn A, ana restaurants. The proprietor of this establish. ment pays great attention In the choice of girls ana women before sending them to All situations Calm from the country. At any distance. are promptly a@ tended to. Mae help for all kinds of work;
 ,aoe If 1a4l6 St John street, near Artisan.
 WANTED
 rWyO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car. pets Highest cash price paid Orders by mail promptly attended to, at ,-n<,., s,roxvr ja17 @s sohoiSoa eiHNDS1s
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A YOUNG MAN having excellent references and "A well experienced in driving and the care Of horses wishes situation for such and promises satis faction If he kind people. Call for two days at
 1StS ST JOHN STREET. younq strong German girl, fairly experienced in general housework wishes sit ustion in an American family, would do second work Call for two days at
 184k ST. JOHN STREET. Situations by man and wife (colored); also col ored waiter se28 It.
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WI NTED

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do cham "A berwork waitress Inquire at
 ss27 2ts 1s3 HAMILTON STREET.
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WANTED,
 4 SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general "A housework in 8 private family. Reference 1T .equired. Apply at ..- ss27 163 GRAND STREET..
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" A SITUATION by respectable and competen "A girl to do general housework or second work good reference. Call at se28 JtE 346 OAK STREET.
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rorty-sevcnin Congress First Session.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1882.
SEN ate

Mr.. Brown. Of Georgia. presented me-
mortal from The merchants. bankers. and
other prominent citizens 81 Atlanta for an
adequate appropriation for improvements
of the harbOr 10 savannah. He subscqucnt-
~ introduced q bin 1ppropriating $4,000
for this purpose. tie briefly urged the
commercial importance OF that port and rs
natural advantages as an outlet for the pro-
duets OF the South and West. lie gave
notice OF n bin appropriating The amount
asked for this year 10 continue the improve
ments.
Mr.. Morgan, from the Committee on For
eign Relations. reported concurrent rcso-
luton requesting the President to bring TO
the attention Of the Government of Mica
raglla the necessity OF arranging 10y con-
yention Tor the final settlement OF al I'M
adjusted claims between the Government
Of the United States and the Government
OF Nicaragua, and the claims Of citizens Of
the United States against the Government
OF Nicaragua.
The resolution was adopted, after IN cX-
PLANTATION by Mr.. Morgan in reply TO Mr..
Morrill, that the amount OF the claims in
favor OF citizens OF the United states
ranged from S3,000.000 10 $4,000, 900, and
I lllli AIlt ItrOlNA4oil iltl ilNi hhAhi Ait ADhH-
ter-claims Of citizens OF Nicaragua.
Mr.. Vest offered resolution directing
the Secretary Of War to use the steamers
aud other vessels belonging 10 or now en-
ploycd by the Government on the Missis-
/ sippi and is tributaries in the transpOrta-
/ ton and distribution OF the rati0ns and
supplies furnished % the sufferers by the
( recent overflow. and providing for the ne
cesSary expense thereof.
Mr.. Vest explained that there was diff
Guilty in getting supplies to points IN the
interior remote from Memphis aud points
on the Mississippi, and that small boat'
were required for this purpose. HUNDREDS
OF sufferers were on the point OF starvation,
and the people Of the West and OF the
Southwest were generously responding ioi
their relief The object now was 10 rem
der certain boats under the control OF the
Government Engineer Corps aymlable.
Mr. Cockrell had read a telegram from
the Merchants Exchange OF 81. Louis urg-
ing that the assistance OF the Government
hc continued In view OF the discouraeinl
reports received from the inundated dis
tricts.
The resolution passed.
Mr.. Dawes reported back the fortitica
ton appropriation bin without amend
ment.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Brown ap
propriating 100000 for the improvement
OF the harbor Of Savannah.
Mr.. Jonas, OF Louisiana, offered reso
luton calling for an estimate OF the ex
p,nse OF permanently closing what arc
known as Alban's, Heryey's. Sale a. Mur
phys. and Kountz's canals, being outlet,
OF Red river above Shreveport. La
Adopted.
The bin for commission on alcohol,
iquor-traflic, which again camc up on ia,
calendar, WIS discussed upon the pendin:
amendment.
Mr.. Bayard said the suppression Of pur'
alcoholic siimulants would increase tn
use Of oplates and drugs; that such In,
been the experience OF the medical proies
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Tho House that Vanderbilt.


II. NtW YORK MILLIONAIRE HOLD, s RE-
rrITIoN FOR GENTLEMEN.
rc.c option Tor gentlemen was gwen by
IS. II. Vanderbilt on Tuesday afternoon
H.'. go hI, housr iu Fifth avenue. New
1ols. Nearly thousand invitations had
n.rn sent out, and many well-hnoWn men
were present. They were welcomed by
Nr. Vanderbilt and his newest sOn-in-lW,
Nr. Seward webb. Almost every room in
tnr house wl. thrown open, so that guests
Ncrc able fully to satisfy themselves as 10
iir elegance and luxury with which I'll
part, OF thc ,hrec-mili0u mansion were
h'i.d up and decorated. The mt gallery
Nrs ihc centre as interest, and from (
O'Clock go 70 W.- tlTonged.
Mrs. Wander. MS room. with the paint
iH1 of " Morning in The ceiling. was also
looked It with special admiration.
THE musir-u1lcony was occupied by
Bernstein orchestra. I'm elaborate lunch
Ha- served 300 TIE dining-r0Om. There
Wa- 100 iormtiiy or stiffness In the rcccp-
don. and roups nj interested takers were
continually FORMING about the pictures in
,hc a.lcry or he the japanese room, or
some other Of ihe many apartments.
There wn 10 much 70 interest the guests
'Nli ifN ol them departed except after q
say nj considerable length. Among those
iInnn. wrc cx-Secrctary Blaine, cN-
secretary EyIrts, eX-pOstmaeter-Gencral
james. Ex-Governor l.. D. Morgan, eX-
Governor John Y. Hoffman, Thurlow
Weed, Judge Davis, Judge Barrett, Judge
E.aiciford. cN-Judce Peabody. Judge Van
6ulni, Judge IruaX. cX-Judee PIerrepont
Judge Daily, Ch1unccy NJ. Depew, ParkC
Goodwin, GeOrcc Il. Blanchard, CyrW
Lieutenant Field. Carl SchurZ, John Tay
i0r johnson, General l.. Z. Diccsorola
General Sbaler Royal Puclas, Hamilton
I'D. Hamilton Fish. Jr., Pierre LOrillard
'llk Bell. salem IL. states. James VI. Var
num, X. =. Lounsbery, Charles Fearing
iho Rev. Or. W. +. Morgan, J. NJ. Libbey
William T.. Dayidge. IT., Fletcher Harper
Professor Altinger, George Bliss. Or. G
u. Ngnew, john +. Agnew, and Genera
Hustled.
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THE OVERLOOKING NrssrssEPPI.
datsd-Further Danger 10 he Apprshenaed
from the Rising and Moving watess-rer-
ribIe Distress and Loss OF Property Ia Eycsy
n;recsinu

BsYou SARA. La. March i0.-The Point
Coupee creyas-e has not affected the stand
~ the water here vet. although there X
fearful mass 81 water escaping from the
river nj that point. The leyec is still giving
way rapidly, as II IL all ~ green earth, and
crumbles as fast ~ water pushes against II.
The gap IL now about one thousand
feet wide, and the water ~ IL goes
through i about ten feet deep, hut IL
rapidly digging deeper. spreading the water
far and wide over the country, and will
overflow a part Of this parish and all OF
West Baton Rouge. and portions ~ AS
sumption, Iberyile. ~. Mary, iberia. and
Terrcbonc. the richest sugar district In
Louisiana. The False-Rlyer and Grossette
country will soon he inundated. and the
loss Of property and suffering oi the peo-
pie will be terrible. Major ii. G. Brown.
State Engineer. says 1t Il useless to attempt
10 stop the creyasse. The people Of Bayou
Sara are making noble tight against the
Hood. All the stores are closed. and every
man - ut work upon the leyees which pro-
tect the place, while the draining-nachin
Is working against fearful pressure.
MEMPHIS. March i0.-Passcngers from
below report break in the ievee eleven
and Il half miles above Frar's Point. on
the Mississippi. The break occurred yes
terday, and although Friar's Point will be
overlooked from the break. the town will
not suffer by the river rushing through II.
New ORLEANS, March lO.--The New Or
leans, Chicago and ~. Louis railroad is
again submerged. and il impossible in the
neighborhood OF Water Valley. Miss. This
overflow has assumed alarming proper
tons. inundating all that section OF coun-
try. Trains are unable 10 proceed further
north than Coiieryillc station. tins side "
Water Valley.
Captain Richard Sinnott. lust arrived
from Red river. reports go families below
Alexandria. living on RATS and in a deplo-
rablc condition. He thinks the State
should send them ratiOns at once. or that
some private provision should DC made TO
relieve their great misery.
The levees along the New Orleans city
front are inspected daily, well guarded. the
weak points strengthened, and every pre-
caution taken 10 prevent creyasse. The
same precautions are taken al along The
line from Baton Rouge 10 the Gull.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER At NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March l0.-The gauge nc
the head Of Canal street shows the river 10
be one foot below the high wafer Of 1874.
The fall il attributed 10 the Point Coupce
crcyassc and q change in wind.
THE TENNESSEE RIVER OVERLOOKING ITS
BANKS.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March i0.-The
recent heavy rains in North Alabama have
caused the Tennessee 10 overflow IT,
banks. and have weakened the railroad
embankmcnt. Three washouts occurred
! Thursday night on the Memphis and Char
lesion railroad near Tuscumbia. Ala. and
orders have been received that no tickets
are to be sold to points west. The neces-
sary repairs can be- made in eight or ten
hours after the water subsidies.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

I~lH'cld hitbfth 10 tN' i'lni"tA'i'l
LYNCWURG. Va, March l0.-Last night
man named George Jones, Of Chatham,
fell between the ears OF the northern
bound freight Of the Virginia Midland rail-
road near McIyor's. and sustained fatal in
jmics. his left leg being horribly crushed
from the hip down. The accident was not
discovered until this morning, when Jones
was found by the section-master on the rail-
road track in dying condition. lie was
brought 10 this city for surgical attention,
but the doctor say he cannot recover.
The suits growing out Of the celebrated
Hart forgcries were commenced in the Corr
poration Court to-day, attracting m un-
usually large audience.
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ROBES STILL IN THE WOODS.
Renewed Efforts 10 Capture che Man who IL
Thought TO have Murdered Mr.. Massie and
His Wife; Fresh Evidences OF Ills Guilt
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. /

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March TO-
The pursuit OF James Rodes, the sup
posed murderer Of John o. Massie and " lie.
Is still being vigorously kept up. About
twenty persons went from here to-day TO
cndeayor to effect his capture, including
Sheriff Tcel and posse. A reward Of 5000
has been offered for his apprehension
800 by the family, 500 by the county, and
800 by the town Of Charlottesville.
From persons who have returned from
the vicinity this evening It is learned that
he was on John Aliens place last night.
and fired shot nj Mr.. Tighman. This
morning he got breakfast at colored
mans house on Mr.. :. j. Hart's place. and
offered the colored man five dollars to
BOX HIN Up
and carry him across James river. He said
he wanted 10 get out Of the country.
At the house of the Rodescs there was
discovered new evidence in the shape OF
pair OF pants full Of bloody spots. Another
shoe has also been found with blood marks
uponit.
The younger brother. Leroy, has adj
mitted that James gave him Si2 10 purchase
the goods. which reused the suspicion OF
the officers.
James Rodes is in body Of woods en-
tirely surrounded by armed men. and ais
escape will be miracle.
This man four or five years ago attempted
and nearly succeeded in killing his moth
er's and grandmother's family by
POISONING TIE SPRING
from which they used water. He ran away
TO escape punishment. and returned last
Monday night. The murder was commit
ted the night following. IL is said that he
has served a term in the Tennessee peni-
Tertiary during his absence from home.
lie is desperate and well armed, and will
resist 10 the last.
It is quite probable that il he is captured
he will never reach Charlottesville.
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Rniirnad Matters.

ATLANTA, March l0.-Ihe Altorney-6ei-
erals decision rs 10 the validity OF the
Western and Atlantic lea,e-bonds Is based
on the fact that The railroad companies
signing had not the right 10 endorse under
their charters EXCEPT hy unanimous con-
sent NJ the Stockholders. President Wad-
lev. o. the Central railroad, holds that bis
road il not bound by the signature. and
nrotcsts hnye been made by the stockhold-
era of each road. The shares in the lease
,re held Ev various parties, and the total
amount Of value Is about sl.0Oc,000.
About sG00. 0G0 of income bonds. based on
the earnings Of the lease ere yet ou's'and-
ing. The lessees Will contest lile Ailor-
ney-General's decision III the COURTS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

oS Congress Xesterday--other
washineson News and 6ossip-The SOUTH
ern Floods still Causing Terrible Havoc
Great Destruction OF Property. and Fright
full sufFerinT--FataI Explosion on an Ohio
River stesmboat--Weekiy Report OF Conn
mercfaI Crashes--FaiIuresin IIoston-Fnthi
Sitro-GIycerine EypIcsion-oueen Nic-
toria's Assailant Committed on n Charge Of
High TrcnSon-The European War Talk
Other Interesting Foreign Events.
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COMMERCIAL lRAyELLERs.-.lhe present
license l1w assesses tax Of $500 against all
" commercial travellers" soliciting trade
u iiis city. Under this law large num-
hcr 0f drummer" have been arrested
for not having license and lined or re-
quircd 10 gave bond for their appearance al
court That this Is ANNOYING there is no
doubt. but on the other hand the merchants
0i lhc city say that unless there is such a
lasy The travelling statesmen would break
up their trade, AZ they sell articles 10 their
customers as cheap as 30 them. 4 bill, adj
y0catcd u.s. The northern papers. designed
40 overcome these license laws in the South
and West. has been introduced in the
United states House 81 Representatives.
10 prohibits any State or municipality from
interfering IN any way with any CONNER
cial traveller who sells goods by sample in
u state other than the one i'm which the
merchant or manufacturer does business
ior which said traveller l. acting, and pro-
Niding that any odicer who shall be deemed
guilty Of 3 Iuisdemean0r. and be liable TO
indictment before the United States grand
Jury In the district IA which the interfe-
renee occurs. ana Il convicted, shall be liza
BILE 10 pay ine not 10 exceed 500, or
shrce months imprisonment in Jail, or
both. 80 hteJdndri0 Gazette.
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= Terrible Explosion.

VICTORIA, 3. Q. March IO.-A tcrribIc
explosion Of nitro-glycerine occurred yes
terdiy on the Gale sayona railroad. \ man
named Hugh Craig went into tunnel
where explosives We're stored 10 get iuSe,
when suddenly a tremendous explosion
shook thc ground for miles. Craig was
blown 20 pieces. Thomas Williams. stand
iny 80 feet away, was fatally injured.
John Lawson and james Dugan were
slightly hurt. Considerable damage was
dnnn 10 the work.
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Fixtures in :he United states for The
Week.

NEW YORK, March lO.-R. G. Dun * co.,
mercantile agency, report failures IN busi-
ness for the last seven days as li3 against
lbs for the last week. The Eastern states
had 20. Western 43, Middle u, southern 81.
Pacific 10. and New York city Z. The most
significant failure in New York city is that
Of William Runner & Co., IN old and re-
spectacle house in the leather trade. The
stoppaee OF We j. Mcguire, Gucdin x co.,
importers Of watches, has long been eN-
Uectcd.
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Committed on IA Charge OF High
Treason.

LONDON. March l0.-Mac Lean, the
Queens assailant. has been committed for
trial on the charge 81 high treason.
DC Lean, on being arraiened to-day, sand
he would reserve his defence. He de-
cined 10 crOss-eXamine the witnesses.
Ills interest, were watched by a solicitor.
The evidence was merely repetition of
what Is already known concerning his at
tempt on the life OF the Queen. II over
whclmingly confirmed the statement that
his pistol was sufficiently elevated when he
fired for the ball TO have struck her Majesty.
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r.,.,Exp,o.son on the Ohio River.

CNCINNATi, March IO.-A speciaI dI'-
match 10 the Commercial from Beilville,
" Va. saws the Ohio-riyer steam-racket
sidney burst her steam-pipe below The
town Of Rayen.wood this morning, killing
three nersons and wonnding fifteen. The
Steamer Graham went up the river from
he scene OF the disaster 10 Ravenswood 10
gct physicians and collins. The names ana
,rarticnlars are not yet obtainable.
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NEW YORK. March lO.-A Boston special
saws that o. l.. Gillcit, cigar manufacturer
Of that city doing business on Washington
street. has suspended Tor the third time in
twenty years. Iii, liabilities are reported
at ajO,0 900. Toney. Logan a Fox, ana
Moulton 4 Gage, shoe manufacturers, Of
Haverhill, are also reported failed.
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rho EurII.h CottOn-Spinners.

OLDHAM. March l0.--At yesterdays
meeting Of the Master Spillni,.,I IL assocli-
ton IL was stated that u "9s n~,'y INA, the
shorf-time movement ID last Ianeashire
would be- abandoned. Inc i,F'si on III
dian import duties will have III influence
on production.
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ur. pnrneu Not Punished ny Solitary
Confinement.

LONDON, March TO- Inc Dany Ne,cs
this morning denies the report that Mr..
P1rncIi WAS recently punished by solitary
because warden Of the
prison charged him with attempting to
bribe hin 10 smuggle letter outoi prison.
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NEw YoRA oOrInN ErruREs.
MARINE sNTELLsGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10. 1882
ARRIVED.
schooner y. #. Haskell. Crowsil. Norfolk Hight,
fhesaurake and ohio Railroad Company
SAILED.
steamship WyanOke, Couch, Ntw York msr-
chantise and p.taingrr.. htol-c y. ANen a TO-.
agents.
-tcrmer Fautta. Gunnell. Philadelphia, Inerchsn-
as. aud uassfngrrs. d. ". Met africa gent
-rh0onrr Hannah thlfrrt hing, l"si"p' coal,
Cbeeaue tke ma Ohio 'liiIoaf omIany.
-rhs,ouor b. VI. Iuel ireland. BOSTON, eannet
coal. q. -fOrrf. .... ,,..,,,
erbooner John =. Parker, Phillips, Philaiei-
uhia. gf.lnita. urtis & Farier
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Hy Telegraph.

Sgy YORK, March l0.-NoDa.--toeks mode
r.teiy active and tower. MONEY q per cent ~
cfange-l ong, 49,; short, 1895. STATE honis
,.ner,lly uncnagged. Governments unri 1Hgcd.
Errstag. - aNraange. Ah5s. ,svssrnaiehn
unchanged new -, iu2' now y -, tlJ'4i NV
4',lIs4, Money, 6e3 per ecnt. STATE 01i
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Ilo,fr.

Flour-We quote: Fine .3.5O0ti. extra, 600
0s6.7j: supertine. S6.JOns6: common saperfins.
- .50mf5; common family. s7ms7.25. choice
InInilN. Sko 80
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PmScg NICOLAS TSHERBAToy, nag-lleu-
tenant Imperial Russian navy, speaking q!
the efficiency ~ tie Lichig Company's
Cora Beef Tonic, says - IL IL most ex-
cellent tonic." Edwin Booth says did
ne GOOD" General Franz Sigel says
- Benefited ms very much" Invaluable
10 deIalItg, dyspepsia, biIiousness, sick
he1Gache, nervousness.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, March 10. 1889.
sAIEs-Fmsr BoARr.-JO 4harcs Norfolk and
Western preferred 10 AZ, % do 10 ~, 10 do. 20
r. 10 do. Il ~; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad 10
~. 10 shares Ncrch1nts National Bank - il3;
1 900 Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Let
e's ~ 1l3.
sALEs-sECOND BOARD.-2O shares Petersburg
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'RCIIARD-tinAss sEED,--s brsheis.


WHEAT.-Rcd, 30 bushet prime Lancaster
private terms; 80 bushels very good mixed at
si.tl, 100 bushels very good Fni.x on private
terms; \ bsshets good Raltz al sl.33; 20 bushels
good Fuuk AZ -l.35.
CoRS.-White. t4S bushels prime at sle.; 80
bushcl, prime nj S2e.
oATs.-20O snsheis very good spring on private
terms.
NEAL.--3O hsrsllsts at Soc.
pRCIIhKD-tiRASs SEEDS bushels AZ ~ 30.
CoTTOS.--Tone stc,as. Receipts: Through. 10
bales; local 30 bales-tOtal. sjbalc- Quotations:
MIddllng, ne; low middltng, IOic.; good ordi-
nary. Zoe: ordinary, De.
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sED. sc.

NJ ID. sc.
l,ABBAGE-PLAATS.-LAla,E 1ORk,
IrpSFY WAEI YIELD. IilNDtHSoNN
any -IfAfsff r.. rnf fEIl FLAT DlffH
hardened aud ready Tor
ritntins now. Price. zoe. Yer 100; aS.yl PER
600. h. ckcd. md delivered a. express Di1re or
anywhere va the city. -.
J.. N. WOOD, -KED~MAS,
corner sixth and Marshall .trets.
nh AL Richmond. Va.
DETER HENDERsON's GARDEN
4 SEEDS.
D.LANBEETH & SONS GARDEN sEED-.
4 full line of tfe above SEEDS on hand. War
r;intsd fresh aud scnuinc.
Also. Htu-ffB GLASS n The lowest cash
prees. Wholesale snd rsiaii.
. ". FRAY-FR x co.
1915 Naiu STREET
first door above old Market
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COM MERCIAL.'
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March 10. 1889.
OFFERINGS

WUrAr.-Re,. 1913 bsshels. Mixed. so bushels
bushels.
OATS.-l .OS6 bushels.
ME- Also Bushels.
RYE.-272 bushels.
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WHITE SRA-sAxD.

lust RECEIVED, 4 LARGE CARGO
~ or FINE WHITE SEA-~AND, which viii
scll los for cash AZ corner oi Nin.n ssih aaa
CARY ilrects. II. hEi<ctti.
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and irregular. Trsssry balapces-Cosn, e70.-
gs2,sl0: currencys -, 30l.2l4.
BAITINORF.

BALTIMORE March iO.-virg'pia 6's. eonsolI-
dated, 81, pist-dse coopons. so: new iO-<0S~
&c.,.
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HAI.TlNORE.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. March lO.-proyisions Rrmcr.
Mess-pork. slHmSls.5O Observation-Disclosures.
$3.50; rib, S6.37k cleir. 1915. BscOu-should-
crs, 1925 rib, $40; clear, $1,000; sugar-cnred
hams. lim l2Ac iard-lrimc steam nominal
rlnnr weak and dun: extra family, s4T5m5.25;
choice 10 fancy. 81 7Jers6.9O. Grain nrmcr-
Wheat--No. 2 red winter -l.2JmS1.27.. Corn,
0l864hc. Oats-AIlNcd. iSh6ti9c.
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tnNcrVNATI. March lO.-Flour nrmcr; family,
$500 $3.50: fancy So. 5m.7. Wheat stronger;
No. , red winter. sl.27Msl.2s. Corn active
firm. and higher u 6Im64hc. oats stronger NJ
40 la47c. Pork hrmer nj 81 1850. Lard In de-
mand and active at sip.2j. Bulk-mcats quiet aud
firm shoulder. 81. n $3.50. rib, tD.O5d $500
Bacon stronger: shoulders. S7.G2I. RIB. tIo.25.
clear, tlO.75. Whishey steady NJ 1l.IG; combi-
nation sales Of finished goods so barrels. on a
basis Of sI.IO. sugar firm aud unchanged. Hogs
firm: common and reht. 80 25ws5.9O; packing
aud bufchprz'. -. uDrn-T.