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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22
The Southern Floods.

VIcEsBrRG. Miss, March 2l.-A heavy
wind and rlin-storm prevailed here last
night, and strong northwest wind Is
blowing to-day, producing heavy sWellN in
the river. which. il is feared. will cause new
breaks in the leyecs. The steamer Sallie Car
ncy. from Deer creek. brings $50 head Of
stock from l.. \. Campbcl's plantation. She
reports the water seven to ten inches deep
on plantations around Campbellsyille. All
boats bring large numbers OF refugees,
mostly colorcd. Laborers at Mayersyille
are being supplied by planters, and they
will be ready 10 90 To work A. soon rs the
water falls. Duck Port still continues
above water, and planting began there yes
terday. The wharf and elevator plat
forms were all ailoat this morning. The
Tallahatchie and Upper Yazoo rivers are
declining rapidly. The section on these
rivers which suffered most is between
Belzona and Yazoo City, where the loss OF
cattle is beyond computation. There arc
large number OF acres Of land free frcm
water on Rosebank, Egypt, Shell Bluff. Gle
Oak. Phillipston, lakewood, and a nun
Der Of other plantations in the lazoo delta
Al Greenwood the water is falling, though
the place is still submerged, and the court
/ house j. filled with people.
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One of the Men with dc Long Thinks
HE Commander Has pCrishCd.

FALL RIVER, March 20.-The following
letter was received in this city on Saturday
night from Louis j. Noras, one OF the two
men on the Jeanette who last saw Captain
De Long alive. Noras was in De Long
boat
"YAErrsg. SIBERIA, January :. 1852.
"Dear Father send YOU few lines
30 lo: YOU know that ! am alive and well.
Our ship was broken UP June nth, and
left thirty-three men on the ice hundreds
OF miles from civilization. We travelled
800 or 900 miles. some 800 or 400 ol when
we sailed in small boats, and landed on the
northern coast OF Siberia. One OF our
boat, landed on the east coast. The other
we know nothing about. There were
eight men in the boat that Is miss
inc. The boat ! was in arrived safe
enough. We had fourteen men. Some
of The men had their feet frozen. Mine
were frozen. One man died after We
got on share. We travelled about two
weeks short OF food. Then the captain de-
cided to send Ninderman and myself on
ahead 10 look for assistance. We walked
100 miles without anything to eat; FOR SIX
days we had not mouthful OF food. We
were most starved when found by The ma
tiyes. The captain and the ten men.
fear. have died from starvation and colo
Three men-Enginccr Melville, William
Ninderman, and Bmtlett-will remain here
this summer to search for their remains
and for the ships papers. The rest o.
us-there are ten men-will proceed to ~
United States as soon a. possible. W,
have been travelling now for over monti
on .ledS drawn by reindeer, and this is th'
first place Of any account we have come To-.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 2I,1ee2.
Steamer Aries. Clifford Norfolk. United States
nail. merchandise and passengers. l.. Y. Tasum,
superintendent.
Schooner AIfreS Brabross, Briggs. Alexandria,
light Chesapeake aid Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner South Shore. WAtnorc, Sorfolk, hight,
Chesapeake and Ok Railroad Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Doianion. Walker. New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Alien & Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr, Pbiindelphis. msrchau-
disc and passengers, j. ". Mct r. rick. agent
Brig Ffcetwing Dr., Sullivan. Cardcnas. hoops
schooner Howard Williams, flyer, New YORK,
coal, Chesapeake aud Ohtc Railroad Company.
schooner ELIAS Moore, Lewis, Providence, coafv
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner CARR. $. Hart, Davis, Providence, coai-
Chesapeake aud Ohio Raifscsd Company vessel,
Curtis Parker.
Schsoncr w. u. Roberts. Bray. Boston, coal :
Chesapeake aud Ohio Raroaa Company.
SAILED FROM OsBoESE's.
schooner Daniel Brtton, Finnef, New York.
coal
MEMORANDA.
PERSGBBUCo.--In port February 18Th: Bark
Brazilian (,'r.l. Milne. from Rlchra0ad. Va
NEW YOEK.-( lcarcd Goth: Brig J1spis lNor.l,
Emerson and schooner Fannie BrDwn, Sixrrcff,
for Il richmond, Va.
PR0vIDENcR.-SaiIed lSth: SchOoners Belle
Halliday Baker, and Calvin e. Harris, Benton. for
u Richmond. Va.
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pETERSRURG.

,... ,,xvrnDiY suEgIrfALTy-wRfr or PRO-
,,afriox AwARpED--DEATno OF AN OLD CIT
1,>,nrt iGIOUs REvlyAlS-DEPARTURE
49,, .rsTRAIra--sITE OF THE LUNATIC AsY-
fru-woRKiNG TO PAY A PINE, &C.
-, ....,onJencc of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH Il. 1892.
counsel for Mr.. Henry Cousins, the She
"a q Dipwiddic county. who was some
' ," 400 removed from Office by Judge
III ~ thc County Court. on the ground
~, hc had violated the Constitution Of
l"'' ss,,c IN accepting and qualifying TO
' ,,er office, recently applied 10 and OBJ
- from Judge Wcisiger. OF the Circuit
. ,.,, n rule directed 10 the county judge.
'". 80, on the 9Th day OF April. the first
',' WIN. Va term Of the Circuit Court, re-
q" that cause should be shown why
~, Y. Gillian, who had been appointed
I',;0 In place Of Mr.. Cousins, should not
-. prohibited from qualifying. Thus This
,,sitcr. in which the people OF DinwiddIe
~. manifested 80 much interest," rests: III
So. thought az first that The ease OF MI.
,,,.ins, who il under nominal arrest,
,..rId he carried directly before the SUI
.'r.,,e Court on a writ OF h00edS corpus
lrl tbc interesting questions OF law in
.'l,cd Ne at once passed upon 10y the high
~. co,r;. but It was subsequently deemed
1,;.ablc TO pursue the above course.
,rh,,cyer nav be the decision Of the Cir
'',;, court. il is believed the case viii be
a. ! &. Brown. an old and woll-kuown
80, ~ Prince George county, but for
',,r,l wears q resident OF aud keeper OF
',;no.bouSe in this city, died at an
.,, bour mi, morning, Of typhoid-pneu-
.,. after an illness OF several weeks.
nrotr.,tcd meetings have been in pro-
i,r the pa~t two weeks at the Market
49,, avid Wesley churches. in this city.
r former meetings are held i'm the after
..oacisilv in the interest Of ihc sun
.,iool Both Of them have proved
.vree,,ful. and many conversions
b.,, resulted.
An extensive revival Of religion seems
.i,. En- urogrcss among the colored people
.b, city. evidences OF which arc daily
tc seen in the Undertakings and cX-
t.,.,tions ON the streets. One or two eases
a ,n.opitv have resulted from Over-cN-
etrmcni about religious matters.
Mr. John McGill. prominent tobacco
mis-. OF thi, city. has gone on trip to Aus
f.rffl 90 look alltI Ills pd>tiNSN i"''i' :"
,,.a. mart Of the world. He Will probably
D. 4nsent about six months.
rhe Board Of Directors OF the Central
Inn,tic ASYLUM will meet here tomorrow,
'rd urocacd nj once 10 the examination OF
~. different pieces OF property offered for
a ste Tor the asylum.
girlard Hobbs (colorcd), who was rc-
,.ntiy dpcl $40 and costs by the Mayor
,u.n conviction Of misdcmcanor, yester-
~, hired himself ont TO a citizen OF one Of
n.. sdiqe,ut counties at Twenty-Five cents
rr dix. TO work until the 25d OF next
hn,u,t. 10 enable him TO pay the fine.
Satisfactory papers being made ont, Hobbs
,,,. r.fel,cl from jail. RoBIN ADAlR.
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\ Danyiiie Road Engineer ParaIyxed
on His EngiDe--Tnc Accident that
Iusueu.

The Danyillc Register OF Monday after
noon gives the following account Of re-
maiAablc accident
This morning near News Ferry. on the
Richmond and Danyille railroad, Mr.. Pat.
D,cov, the engineer ON freight train
coming this way. became paralyzed. His
fireman was outside OF the cab nj the time,
and did not observe that the engineer was
laralyzcd until he noticed that he failed to
blow his whistle on approaching the sta
dion. lie then wen, to him and found HIM
sitting down, paralyzed and unconscious
The fireman, in great alarm, closed the
throttle and Jumped OFF the locomotive, re-
ccislug SOME slight injuries about the
breast. The engine rushed at it, own Will
without guidance, and presently ran into
the rear Of another freight train coming
this way. The collision threw several ears
l.aid 10 be eight from the track, doing con-
siderable damage, the extent of which has
mol vet been asceitained.
The paraiyzed engineer was put on am
other train and brought on 10 Danyille
where his home Is. lie was not injured
=. far a. known, by the collision, but Ia,
remains unconscious from paralysis, an(
lies Il his house here in paralyzed eondi
ton,
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Conclusion of the Hart Forgery Case
TN Lynchburg.

The trial OF the case OF Scott & Noble u.s..
4. VI. Davies & Co. was concluded in
Lvnchburg on Monday before Judge Gar
land. The Judge, in the course OF his IN
structionS, said that it was case in which
the plaintiffs sue the defendants aS brokers
TO recover the amount paid to them for a
certain note OF William I. Hart, payable
TO the order OF Joseph Cloyd, and purport-
ing to be endorsed by him. 1t appears that
the signature OF Joseph Cloyd thereon was
a forgery, and the question Is whether or
not 4. NJ. Davis n Co. are bound 10 refund
10 Scott q Noble the consideration paid.
At the conclusion OF the Courts inStruc-
lions the Jury retired, and soon brought in
a verdict for the plaintiffs.
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destructive Tornado I'm kentucky.

CINCINNATI. March 2l.-A Lexington,
Nv. specal SAYS: \ tornado passed over
the northern portion oi this city yesterday,
nrrootine MANY houses and dem0lishing
the round-housc OF the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. one man in the house
was severely il not fatally injured. There
was a great destruction OF farm property
i'm the track OF the tornado.
\ heavy rain fell here last night the
gauec at the signal-Seryice Office showing
fail Of 30 inches within two hours, most
~ which fell between ; and O'Clock.
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yyTEATIIER BAROMETERS ARE As
OLD As MANKIND.
LIVING. BREATHING. SUFFERING BARON
FTrRs * TIE KNEES, FEET. AND
SHOULDERS, ALL SPEAKING WITH
TONGUES or STEEL.

TONGUES OF SIELL'
SAVING:
There /, coming change in the weather ]
feel n inm my bones, and barometers should hang
ON wall, and not IN my nerve and bones said a
gentleman the other day.
4 physician answered him: - will tell You
what will remove every Nerve and Bone Darome-
ter. and take out the Lirnps and stiffness IL i a
eimplc thing, hut no less eficacious Than simple.
II l. DIP. BENsON'S CELERY'AND CliAMO-
NILE PILLS. They have been tested tiiae aud
time again, and always with satisfactory results.
Nervousness embraces nervous weakness. irriil-
ton. dependency, melancholy, aud restless as
satisfied. miserable state OF mind and body inde-
crlbaile. This preparation just meets the necos-
Site. of your case, a. your disease Is a nervous
disease"
These Pills are al that They are represented to
be. andarc guaranteed 90 give satisfaction when
used as directed Remembers they are prepared
expressly to cure sick Headache, Nervous He'd
ACHE, Dyspepiic Headache Neuralgia Nervous
NO. Paralysis. Sleeplessness and Dyspepsi'' ah'
WILL CURE ANY CASE.
sold by al druggists. Price. 30 cents box
Depot, 100 NORTH EUTAW STREET. BAI.Ii
MORE. MD. by mail, two boxes Tor 81, on 81
boxes for ~. 80. 70 any address.
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A NEW STEAMER FOR TIE CLYDE LINE
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and Richmond
Steamboat Company Clyde Line nave
lately awarded to Baltimore mechanics The
contract for building new freight steam
or. TO cost $4,000. William L. 'Woodail
q Co. secured the contract for the nun,
homework, and the vessel complete, so H.
to be ready to receive the machinery.
Charles Reedcr & Sons have the contract
for the engines. boilers, and all steam out
IN appertaining to the engine department.
The new steamer is TO he 80 feet long, 50
feet beam, 10 feet lower hold, and 9 feet
between decks, 800 tons capacity, and 10
knots speed. Compound engines are to be
furnished, cylinders 80 and 30 inches, ana
OF SO inches stroke. Everything Is to be OF
the most approved modern STYLE. The
work is TO be completed in five months.
Mr.. Reuben Foster, general manager oil
the company, stated that Mr.. Thomas T.
CLYDE had given il out us his wish that III
the competition Of different builders to Sc
cure the contracts for constructing the new
boat, Baltimore builders, il their terms
were anywhere within the limits Of com
parison with outside parties, should Do
given the preference. This wish was com
piled with. and In the sharp contest oVel
the matter Baltimore mechanics securec
the work. II is the established policy o
the Clydes. in their extensive business
movements in connection with water ant
other transportation lines, TO spend IN
money necessary for the service a, IN
places which furnish the traffic that sup
ports them Baltimore Sun.
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/ rp and disposed OF by disappearing Oh,
sentence Of dismissal from service imposed
by the court on the technical ground thai
tile evidence taken at the trial was i'm
properly introduced, thus sustaining the
opinion OF the Judge-A6yocate-Ge General
CONGRESSMAN BLACKS CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 21.-There
has been no change In the condition Of
Representative Black. and lie Il so low TINT
he may not live through tire day.
WASHINGTON ITZes.
WAsHINGT0s, March 2l.-Br. Pendletou
introduced In the Senate to-day consecu-
lively amendments providing !sr the cleo
ton Of postlnastsrs, marshals, district At
torneys, &c, by The people OF the districts
in which such officers duties lie.
The ste, nship lrses plying between New
York and Porto Rico have given notice Of
the suspension of direct communication
because Of high dcfcTpntial tariff in Porto
Rico In favor Of ycsseSs under the Spanish
flag.
The President has approved the FONT
resolutions appropriatiHs sl50,000 for she
benefit Of sufferers from the Mississippi
floods.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Matters or Interest from the Nahohs' Capi-
,oi-proeeedinss or Both Houses Of Con-
sre..-The Peru-Chili investieation-rhc
Cabinet su.tnims Cadet whittakcr-A Rsii.
road Train Prccjpitated into n River sn
yo,va-s,oo.0oO Fire i'm Albion, N. Y.-A
Congressman Hope'sssiy ih-The cznr
Arousex Victor Hugo's Enthusiasm.
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A CAUTION TO OUR READERs.-lnierior
limitations frequently follow successful in
ventIon. This has been the case with the
natent LINoIEuN foor-cloth. Beyond all
controversy Its durability and beauty are
proven. When purchasing. look on inc
back Of the cloth for the word "LISoLECN.
IL Is printed on every square yard. None
other Is genuine. Allcarpct.dealers keep"'
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II makes the skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
moves tan and frecklos, and Is tie BEST Toll ET-
DRESSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up
two bottles IN one package, consisting Of both IN
tcrnal and external treatment. All 6rstclass drug
dsts have IL. Price, 81 per package.
CHARLES n. CRIT'rENTON, lis Fulton
street, New York city, sole agent for DIR. G.. W
Bensons remedies, 10 whom all orders should b
addressed. mh 10-eodlw
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The Yacht SMALLPOX.

T~nc'laI ICItITlW I0 I0c DNNIIVN'I
NORFOLK, Va. March Chimes Shane,
OF Portsmouth. was engineer OF the steam
yacht sydney i. Wright, lost few days
ago of Frying-Pan shoals with all OIL
board.
Reports of the smallpox in Norfolk
county represent that the people are much
frightened AZ the spread OF the pestllence.
New cases are reported constantly.
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x,.,or lingo Toasts the Gar.

Ip,pIs March 2l.-WhiIe Victor HUGO
x,as A amtcrtnining the staff OF the Raphael
newspaper last night telegram was -; re- !,
na,Yed from 81. Petersburg announcing
. ,sa, tho Car had spared the lives OF iys
Nih,Ii.ts in whose behalf Victor Hugo liaa
nleaded. ON hearing the news VICTOR
Hugo toasted the Gar
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bridge Disaster In Iowa.

DIES MoINEs, Iowa, March 2l.-A train
while attempting to cross new bridge,
oyor Media river. on the Dies Moines and
0sceoIa Narrow Gauge railway, yesterday,
at atbrop. broke through, preclpitating
tbc engine, two 1at-cars, and a caboose
INTO the river channel below. No one was
r;iled hut several trainmen were hurt.
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In Easton, Pa, on Monday, Colonel Jacob
Dachrodt. who was wounded In the right
arm at the battle Of Charlottesville, May
2, 1863. received q check for S5,O79.7j from
the Government As back pension due him.
He was Northumberland OF the One-iiun-
drcd-and. Fifty-tbird regiment, Pennsylya.
mia volunteers, when wounded, and will
receive $50 monthly during the rest Of his
i,fa
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Fire Am Albion. -. y.

AtnIoy. n. Y, March 2l.-The Curtes
,annsactnring Company's works here were
burned this morning. The loss Is e.ilna .
,"d i Al siOo, 600; insurance, 1000. About
ora hundred men are thrown out OF en-
,Ntovment
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We have heard both Democrats and Re
publicans say that there Is nothing better
ioy cough than DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
This old. reliable remedy never fails 10 cure
a cough or cold at once, and may be Oh"
tanned at any drugstore for % cents bot
Ne.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


sALEs-FfRsr DoARr.-lo shares Pef,~~urs
Railroad at 32i, 40 do. AZ 3g1; 20 shares Sc~lo's
and Western Railroad cvcferred mt 90; s2'S~"
Virgins tax-receiyabie ccepons At 3D.
SECOND BoARD.-l,000 petersburg Railroad
bonds (CIaas 81 at s2'i; 30 shares Petersburg
Railroad az 32, 20 do. at 32at, 10 do at 32ss, 10
do. at 32 u do. ut 32As 10 DO. at 32a, 10 do. at
324, 10 do. at s2it, 10 10. at 32'i; 1000 Man.
chester S's LIZ. O. IT los.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 2i.-NO0n.-Stosks fairly
active. Money, 4N4k per cent. ENchtnge-Lo ng,
4S5i.: short $50. state bonds unchanged. Gov
ernnients strong but Irregular.
generally higher: new 5's. lO3s new 4l.'s, lli'6;
new A., u.s.. Money. fM6 per cent St'tes
inactive. Treasury balances--C"in, sl,o33 cur
rency. 5000.
! ~feeL4 eIrpug.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. March 21.-Cotton quiet; sales, $40
bales: upilnd-. II 3-l6c.; orleans. IL else.
consolidated net receipts, S,f2l bair+; export
10 Great Britain. q,Gl3 balcs. southern Hour "a
SHADE stronger and rather quiet; common 10 itir
extra. xJlC6tsG5O. good tO choice extra, $3.50
OSLO. Wheat L.. higher excited anl very I'M
.rfiied closing Hct4ic under ne best rate; W. =
.,ripg' 81 "a: ungradrd red Si,l9@ rli7; No. ,
March, slA0y Sl4l$; Apti'' Sl.iga@s,i ~ e.
Corn lff 2c cher and un ett.rd; unsrldcl' Itel
7Sr. No. March. ne: April 70W75rc. Oif-
{mic. higher and les' doing: ~. = S0g 90. T.
S,d,e tirt, nriet aud uuaitsred. sugar qulct and
strong: fir demand and light offerings; fair o.
GOOD refining, 7 go re-: refined hrncr' standard
80 = 6i .c Niolasses IN fair demand and quiet
and nrm. Rice strong and fairly active; siles 81
Eangonn at DC. in bond. Ro-in unchanged. Tur-
rentine higher md him nj JG4@ &c. Wool M
rhanecd and quiet; pulled, 2Ow 42c;; Texas, IL
n30r. Pork held some what higher. closing
s,rcug: oid. 1867. 10 $3.50; new. $3.50;
kprL Si7.4Oe,.l7 $50. Miodles firm. quio,- ant
unsh,ngcd. Lard opened 5a5.c. higher; closc'
weak with the advance nearly III lost; trade le-i
actIse az -lO.95: choice. - ol-grtdc, $1,000
April. gIO.STitMS lO.9es. Freight- 10 LNerpoo
dun aud druGp.ng.
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SALES REPORTED no SECRETARY.
EInI,r.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine. $500 -. extra, s6.ou
.f sI75: sf,pcriinc. >. 300 So: common SulcfunC,
st.5Ogl -; common family, S7elS125 choice
family. $50 30.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICuMOSD. March 81. 1852.

RICuMOSD. March 81. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
NUEAT.-White, 20 bushels. Red, 2io bushels
Rc-eNhhitcd, 80 bushels red.
CORN.-Wbite. ZOOS bushels. Mixed DO bl'-h-
els rc-eNhihitcd.
OATS.-t0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Eed, lC4 bushels very good mixed NJ
Sl3S: 80 bushels common FWtl NJ 9Nc., ~
bushels good Fultz al Si.2O - bushels very good
FultZ at Sl.Ss. 80 80
CORN.-White, = bushels very good nj S5c.' JOV
bushels prime AZ s4c.; 80 bushcl, very good ~
1ic. Mixed, 90 hushel, prime at 19c.
OATs.--i0 bushels prime winter on private
terms. 49, ,,
CurTON.-Recc'pis: THROUGH, 10 bales; local
30 hal.s-total. l63 bales. Tone and quotations
same a. yesterday.
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GOODS.

{ M y ID 00'''7,
300 cases DENfON'S STANDARD PEAtHks,
100 cases PIE PEACHES.
100 cases EARLY II NE PEAS.
10 eases CALIFORNIA APRltDI>,
10 eases BAH1I.E. PEARS.
10 eases ASSORTED PIE FRUITS
- eases LIMA BEANS.
Is eases STRAW BERRIES.
80 casrs DAVIES CORN,
100 case. TOMATOES.
IL eases PiNEApPLE-.
u eases ASPARAGUS,
- eases LAMS.
100 eases OYSTERS,
30 eases SALMON.
80 eases HOLSTERS.
so eases CANNED BEEF. ......,....,.
10 eases one aud iw0-ponnl PRtrEtNtS'
100 nails PRESERVES assorted Kinds.
MI these goods are guaranteed 10 be OF the best
brands. Fer sale low Icy ~ ,,,n,oor
Inh l2-eod1m bODDiN ihipnrf'.
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su~u.t tl2.gt@sl2 OH September -tlaA5@
u Losssel i,ss: I'scsmber, eii.eo@ei1ef;

deliveries nc the nrst cnu opened 6-10Q lower. but
4. 100 10 5-10O above yesterdays closing quots-
tions. An active demand afterwards put up Drices
somewhat easier; prices rukri 9-lo0 % 10-l0O
higher than yesterday At close. Those who yester-
day went short covered early 10 the day, and Others
tarchased because they t!iink expedient ~ avail
~ every decline. Considering the recent break
arf buf little short interest the market r. remark
abfg firm. Yesterday decline WAS confidently
expssA ii, but u moderate demand to-dty sufhccd
10 frfy4rfcn The shorts to cuycr. This best shows
the pi ssent state Of the markets."
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, March 2l.--FloIr unchanged and
Grm Whcaf-Souiheru hrner; wcslern active
higher, and strong: southern red. sl.3Jm@l.AO
amber. f2MSI.iO; No. . western winter red
SPOT, si.37sGsI.35.. Corn southern steady
Western neglected. southern white, 77fG ISc.,
yellow sGc Oat- nuiet aud steady; southern, >
sf55c: western white. 52tG soc. ;miNcd le52c.
Pcnn,ylyania. , "a j5c. Provisions quiet and I'M
changed. Coffee firm; Rio cargocs. Ordinary q
fair o6SlOc. sugar irm: "a" soft. %lc.; copper
rrgned ISl,Ml9c. Whisky quiet Al sl.i7M
Al Is Fr,ighis unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. March 2l.-Virginia 6's. consoi',
60: second series, 30 past-duc coupons, %; new
lO-4O's, 4Ois. Bil to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22
SEED. &c.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
ECEIN WING TODAY FROM
III SCHOONER CARL ID. LATllRop, hons
Boston, and ia store,
100 barrels BALDWIN APPLES.
200 barrels MAINE EARLY-ROSE POTATOES
Or. II. barrels.
rols),
100 boxes GENUINE BONELEsS GOLDFISH,
J. boxes BONELESS HAkE,
100 barrels ROUND ilEREiNGS.
For sale by WILLIAM JENKINS Co.
NH 22-3t 1915 east Maln street