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moro than all other guides combined.
Capt: Joncs Las certainly rondcred distfn-
gunliod and valuable sorviec to Ills country. and
rotlootod credit upon tho Engineer Corps OF tho
Army. There hover "hB moro faithful or will
ing Workor in tho sorVico Of tho Government.
THE MEMnEnH or THE E1rEn1T1oN
mare all acquitted themselves III tho most rrafBo-
worthy manner. Tlnre has been great amount
al lhrd WORK aonoi but eVory ono hnB borlie lifa
raft go oeerlally that all soom to think little or
nothing nt 1t.
Capt. Noyoa, of tho Second Cavalry, command
oil iiB own company anu tho lnd0n sgoutH wlllcl,
aetod as escort to tho expedition. ila had with
nm Two promising young oil!corn, ,-LiontB. Uhris-
tophoff, HAL and Fred W. NtnRBbury. Alout.
btnnhope u. Blunt Thirteenth 1Mta1itry, tho Az
tronoinor OF tho expedition, anu Liollt lobnft II.
1ouhg, Eourth infantry. tho Qnaftefmhster,
wore interchangeable IN tho tlsohnfgo or tiieir
t!lftios aud the Bamo may DO aaM or Aaastaht
surgeon ohnrles =: Iteizmann, United Stnte8
farry, tho B0taniHt, ilayo a'reauy acaalreui
national regulations, ana thoir experiences 1881
summer VII! aua mt1cti 10 tMcm'
MeBBsa. Lo Hardy, van frobin' tabnots, ana
l3ond, OF tho IopoEranhical parry, deaervo mon"
ton, ae does hlr. HIT, Clerk and Asa'8taht All
tronomor. =.
Inc rosulta OF no eKrodit'on nttel1ako, tn:s l:
year " tho doForhhsoIis eAl col,l'Hto Mt.ta |l.p
aa to benolclal CONSEQUENCES to s1lG nn.oh, -
new lahu nos pcon opeaoa, no" 1nolonPsa.;H na.;,
provot practca9lo' ana our gFoAt Nnsaonal f@rR
rendered. accessible to visitors anu traseofs.
Whoro pleasant anu ricn country waa OK
pectcd to oo found, tlofo was' IN lacs, louna q
series of lnountatra-rlu6ost focRy anu rueReu pe-
you'd anything heretofore known but, where q
mountain cham wan oxpeotou 10 10 ohcountorod,
there Wns found tiuo open country, atverRiiiou
, 1873-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of C'llicAEOs

.S4ht. ~.
schr Thonaa parsons Cleveland, coal.
Hrhr 1an Jaclnto, D'itfao, coal.
Prop Jnmcs Fisk, Jr., Buffalo, snn}rles.
M seir n; Dall, a!9sksgo1s. lumber
n4rgs sGty e aran 1tp''s ,1sa a,an ays % lumber
sclr Minnesota, hctlolnncc, lumber.
lTopp CITY q Concord, ogdenHburs1., Aunarics.
Schr Rosa Bell, h11tskcgon. lumber.
htm barge Charles Iscitx, hlanlstce, lumber.
barge Harmony, a!aalsteo. lumber.
Hchr Moe, Muakcton, lumber.
schr Black Hawk, Lincoln, lumber,
schr willie santcl, Munisee, lumber.
schr Myrtle, MuAkcgon, lunbur:
Schr 1thnca, Michigan City, lumber.
schr Ataglc, Two Hiyers, lumber.
6chr Radical PartWuter, lumber.
sslr I4xzio ,l',, p'oAl, g. 5osol humber
prop rn 1ila.' Iia1,o. ,atialo, ,u sunlries. tla;
Prop Do Pare, Green Iiay, suntlrfca.
schr Red Wing, buffalo, coal.
stnr nlushcgoli, Grand l1ayou, anndries.
Hcow nreen Bay, oreen Bay. cedar posts.
Schr Eeuutor Diood, 05wtgo, COIL
Prop ,. 1. Watlc. Port l1slron. snntlries.
prur Antllo Laura, MuRkcRon. lumber.
l3arge Golden Harvest, Grand Haven, lllnlbor.
nari;o Vim. nnrns, Grand Haven, lumber.
DarKo Apprentice 1oy, Grand Haven. lumber.
large Wyoming, Grand uaran lnsubar.
Prop potunlnc, buffalo, auulrics.
ashr Kato Lyo,B. MuAkegon, intnber.
Hnr %1go acorG Dunbar, huskegou, Lumbar.
Bellr ]. L. Waril, White Luke lumber.
Scllr Tanner, Erie, coal.
sclr Annie Mulycy, Kincartlfno, salt.
seow VIM. nasrs, 1t. Josorl, wood.
Prop Arcadia, M0nrea1, Blndres.
schr Dick so'ners, Cleveland, coai.
Prop L.wre1,ee, ogaeusbnEg, sundricT.
schr HiIlat, Ludlngtnn, lumber.
scow Warren llAu1!ahs, South Haven, lumber.
l'ropJ. II. Owcls, Esealaba, iron GRO.
arhr Fisher, south IlAyon, wood.
acaw sutan, IT. Joe. wood.
Iron OcOntG. Urron 1}ay, HUndrtcs.
ss's s''r sIsEB snaBs '2sss!is'f5 2sis sss' asess sSs
tcl1r ponsan1see, Hntlalo coal.
scllr YIN. jones', Claye!ana, coal.
Achr N. i. Nlchos, Nl.rA!o, coaE.
sc.,r A,.lio .vought, buffalo, coa1.
ssnr junes Waie, 0swciio, coal.
Behr ". J. Preston, Oswcgo, coal.
Srllr America, I4ttle BotlllB, coal
Btlnr Alpena, Gratld Haven, aundraoa.
htlnr Manltowoo, Grand lIa lI..ye,, apadrtea.
l'roi, Tht,u,as x. Hcott, Buiialo, lu1nIur.
gelir ". IT, Iawkins, Huron Ptsr, wnnl+
h:l'r t4so: j.. Sewer e, slantstee. lumber.
6tlir sltnun.ilee, l4ntlihNtun lumber.
Hcllr Kitty lran, samgatuck, lumber.
sr sr G + f sso Ea11s wSi,s Sihasttast J&s H,ne %Ser
sr!.r Mags.y Tl,o.hlpson. Whito LaIc, lumber.
ssr Ea;:I E Enws" W4e M 4ahSs i1Ss her ,a
flllr II. 7, baldwin, Eric. coAl.
Bclr Il.omas dawn, Cleveland, coal.
6rhr Gasrutt Smith, 0swego, coal.
ssl'f Amos ksas' ltlS GEsa',En sSsI f'a'' aa,t a.
Gmr Alpenn Msshcgo. 10 brls quor, aud sal,dr!cs.
rrup lAYor!tc, A1oomilnv, Hi1tlrvs.
schr Butcher 1'1y, Nuttat', q, i,475 bu corn.
rror un'm, unlMio, 4BtOtU bn corn.
Hrl1r owar buffalo, lao tons railroad fron $4,000 b
s!lnr Kanlrn. osloaahargl, 1880 bu corn, 400 1r'
Hour, ~ h!s!ta nlld HuildritA.
stnr coroa, ii. Joseph, 10 Kegs eer mud su''sr!cs.
tsE = I&s1Ilj
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Eo Prise {ri.r. w. fri-t hu !ffsa. m. fr.er
$GO 0Sl. 1ltai.. A nlihH.. 4a :ast.. * ait ..$fj
Hpdl. .hf S!t. H1 .lai7..AG sE ..!l@4
Efa. N HlL!n. AI a39. Nv Itl. I'll lt4'M
tAlIt .fi> Rld17 .&Ht 3ih. .2h stt. K
f5jt. .htt 3itsH. &at It'll, t16. t?ss! va
2TEi IL alfsA. .t 3Isl1 ECO !s.eh Nv 4A5
2!at .blp 3lHa, .N AEf&!. 2tp !.3i w e1ls..N
s.hai1 I'm A1a CO. sstt, ,el1 l!Sta. .u hI-l III
Siis f aiij " Si atEsI. ,Akl is2D. Av lsl...I -
NsIiI Mg) tsA'. ,guA l2tl. .Al 5l7u. LII
$50, ,G01. i3sa4J. :. - hEsa1 ...@D1 Hb.1t0;
sSi Gu IA: $jS isss iii
Information fisnIsho1. orsl"ra filled Prizes os'hcd'
o"'A'4'> ''T 'TNYi3iS' ( u. Il Wall st.. Now York
, 1873-09-29

:, 1t II reportol Of two Davenport lawers tint
they onsered Into SOLEMN compact not to drink
Intoxicating liquors for yoar, excopt whom out
tuck-slluosing, under forfeit Of si00, Ono Of
t:ao1n quonclles hla thirst withont losing htn
ducatn ly kooping duck In tlla hack yard to fro
tna al4o.
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tho bill7 He lost golden opportunity to thrust
aside tho trickstera TINT hldo him from thoHo who
ycto message would hnte helped to reatore Ills
watirg ropnIarity; but llo has chosen rnther to
abhlo Whore ho haB falon, and bo numbered with
Tho ",ni1od multitude" wlloHe watchword is
Hruu]ern Z. i, Il. i,
, 1873-09-29

Tho Lord Chief fEurosl Of IRELAND Ices
turcd by Il Cl1prit--Extrnorttinn
Scene in Passing She Death Sen.
, 1873-09-29

f3tmr Arizona: Buffalo, q, ,ooo BIZ corn.
sqr snn Ey'n, sa kEs9 H; S y II es, cs, asa
sss I1 I'a'ss osggo ,11l'S % h n.,
r1ep Fs l. Il t. Ma1S ian Ssd1 sanres. Ssa e s0F
Stmr kanowoc blanitowoc, o. green hides and aun-
nerge riatet, cleveland, a1,7a4 b, oats.
Prop =. II. uitehhead. Il, 900 bu corn;
Prop i'm ohacc sa,gatuck, ito hides anil u,lnslcs.
sss ssr Ii asia Ss' asass os%i Ssas % % fSa ~nea
Lake Eroisl.ts
Nero mare active at dectino at No for corn and aHo
fer wfeat to buffalo. mud 16c for wheat to Ktngetn.
and uehl,art, corn Mt 7No; ncl'r ]: Mngcc, corn
ownera ncennt vcane', not named, for oaa al 6An:
pIGp VI 4 Sns pFa Gass T.
To Uswcgo-achta a1ofAon nnd jamaica, corn I'll own
cry nccont ~ and aelr Jenls, whsnt On owners nc
sarnia-1Mrga Guiding Star. corr through. 10 Erie
Two propellesa, pot nn1cd wheat OH through rao
b eol md Aets so 'l En- oats IL o So
acllr 1tfgge 4 Joos was takon for wheat TO Buffalo nt
&c. antt Tho barge 1uer for cnrn to Buffalo on rrl-
yate erna c"lncity equal to 81 ,oo0 bu wheat, nnd
CU,0U0 hu corn.
Vcsxc1N Passed Dctroit.
DETROIT, Aieh., Aept. 2s.-lAsAgD VP--rropa TO
haree Hammond and barac, Xrel|r, Tolsdo, iisie!-
T. afnrc Rchrs Monticello, L. scatan, y, stewrt, q.
II. ". Far,n'Moll, j.. Parsons. Midnight. j. T. tilI
=. Moro, II. Wlaslow, tlla' Itltngs,. Mlcoln Dali,
Martin.
lARsEp Down-rrops Oily Of Boston, Annie Young,
Shook n.,d barge, Lady Franklin, Mohawk Europe.
Jorck and barge, aantlac; bark ssell Bclirs A. M!-
!nra, ]. Hiatt, Maxwell, renokoe, Iif, g. Greenwood.
Flying Wool, Drdaewatev, A. L. Datroa, Triumph, J.
Burt Two Frionda Thintlc, II. G. Rchard, pan1llco,
G. IT, Burton, r. a. Mayer, Muaon.
W1ND--Sotitn. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
NORFOLK, 4.

April. 2s.-C,ton.-Ihrre has been more ac-
.iviIy i'm the ina. kct during Hue week under review
man for some time past. Holders have manifested
No.. Willingness 70 sell ut current prices, ana The
n.ttrr I,l:tiri - cotton have net wan feiS 7lir
wills, Inc interior grades IRE stall ;ui;lo7l .Iiisea
Trua,fiun5 oil the week amount ID alht 500 tSiie2.
~ ",,nt,. St,ic; .nw :idalln.. l-c: low in'ddhe'
,Ttni,r s,rirs yac[ orriinar%- ltito ir' 2pod or
'tin,ry' IGt s,,..ei and ordinary. l"t4l@..
.bfr-Ihr stock and receipts are rl'Ei ~ tGc
,,,,,J aud rr quotations are hEIuiH nominal :
Yellow Pine foorins heart r%:h pSr -" S, ifsy:
So. ucrch tnlthlc, 81: dressed, S2a@ o.. s'ii".
;Inr ",,ruu. clear heart. S2.l s!5 lol>l Il =" ~
tt :r.lSij: :! 10 70 feet. s!stH2!': c"lt'non
ho,rIs siGrsl4: heart joist anu scai'hi1' s-'e '"'
=. To size aud iength- ,.,,.i,,,s IF
p1In,ts.-Thr following are The tranS,rt !r %
,h. week.: "Wednesday. .51 bag, 4. 'Vc:Hsi, HIT INIT
ay asv haas N ca ii: 20; fr!day 40 l,'t' ~ ot
o;c saturday .Op bags IL %V9i 9r. Mpnia!' 70 'ass
~ ysc TUESDAY. ~ bags n sJc.@el.l'' e''''s
w pn,t',to.s.- Northern Early Rose fseI: teach-
hlaws. -l6.sl.5o: jackson Whites, s3Gsj'soi G"oa-
'SSt.lres.-Receipts continue heavy. The supply In
y, cess of demand and In the absence inquiries we
reduce quotations: White-oak Pipe soc' euiis' $40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE WHOLESALE MARKET
The i,bbiug trade Of the past vi ek shows fair
amount Of business Transacted, considering the
weather, which his been very unfavorabie To tra'e
There has been l.rgc number OF country buyers II
the city. and the orders for the different klhds OF
goods have bee. quite heavy. .
The state. oil tie. weather has been uuiavoTahic 10
10 the g,cccry trade in The early arl Of ~: week
but lizzie was ,.ouc, except la Milling hsEt oreis
ow,r,ls the close Of the week. howcrer, business
i,nprovnI with All increased Gcrlal!J Tor merry M
de criptos of groceries. Sugars have rul"I :o"cr
and con,riraiyr;v dull. Belchers circular OF Satur-
d!y quotes prices H.. Iower all round. Coffee la"
moved more freely. and choice qualities wee
ulIutaiIy higEer. Iticr was ttuli aud lower. Alo-
,,ss was in fair demand and scarce: prices slightly
higher. Fish liia lcru III fair 'icIliaud rom ID
country: the ircai I'D, was less active. Cheese
ruled tirm and unchanged. Canned goods were IN
demand and steady. aletals, iron. and nIis ruiet!
active and irin there was about the usual business
transacted In drugs. OILS were fairly active ano
nomiua.iy unchanged.
I0JGccJ.-PriCes on low grades more particularly
on factory !"gst have rrca ted from day I" DAY
thu u'.rtet pre- cnti.s nnses led front from the
opening Ia Tie close. The qualify OF lie offerings
varied very much, and this affected the ahipp ~
acu,irl. The iirah weather has Affected un!aynr-
ably the working II rolory and bright wrappers,
,tt.ing prices 10 di9s. a. Il drocp. Medium III. nu-
iacturll. ggSiti,s were IN -pod stcn4asII.
W. quo'c II iro 10. Factory lngs, So Cd
inferior and light weights al SS&a:o planters Ing
80, ~ rs: common leaf, s5..auss. mcdum etf.
S,.5M $40: good and cu!ury laf $40 sof SO: colory
aud bright wrappers, :-5aS5!o.-Fso0. the Dc""-
rr,Y'S report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

APRIL 2l.-- Manufactured To61cco.-Thcrc Is
no change to note in prices. and In Virginia BRANDS
with light stocks, the ruling is rs firm as heretofore
stocks OF other descriptions In the hands Of dealers
or manufacturers are not held very firmly. The de-
mand Is moderate. Wequote us follows:
Fine bright Virginia pounds, s5usO: mcdllm
bright Virginia pounds, sp6IIo; common Virginia
pounds and ll-inch, lftIs: Virginia brigh navy ;.
is. an SIS, 4sM50; Virginia bright IS and rs, ~
81: Kentucky bright pounds, 50Ij?: Louisville
bright navy. 5"I5J; Louisville black navy t6dts :
inc Virginia twist, 7olI75: ue'im Ftrsiilia twist
and fig. 6oG6,: medium Virginia pounds and II inch
5Uh52: medium Virginia navy, lS4ts; medium
bright Virginia - and las. 45l3o: Louisville ra-
hogany navy, 50&52; Louisville black IS and los IS
Gg5e.
Leo,f TDbacco.-There has been steady free de-
naud for nearly all descriptions OF leaf aud lug
througfuil the week, aud for The most prt prices
have leen fir" Is sustained ut the previous range
The aggregate dimensions Of business nave Dten
about as large us heretofore, some Jays eXhlDitlng
great activity, but others limited otter ings and re-
duced sales. The sales within ten hoSSheads u
the aggregate of the preceding week.
Several new buyers have entered the MARKET re-
cruitiug the well-lled ranks OF those who are OPP
Grating OH foreign shipping account, ailc coiis'-
aertly increasing the number OF bidders for COIN
mon to medium heavy leaf and llgS There Is
good demand for ali descriptions above the class oi
Factory trash. The latter has not been sustained
and we quote the average range nf prices AT So25L
1915. Nothing above this grade Is quotable At j
lower price than S8.
s,tfn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
last week rule firmly, Us follows:

PEoyIsIOSS.-IIoldcrs have had everything their
own way throughout the week. the leadln features
Of the market bciug the strength and uniform uu"y-
ancy Of rr.ces. Pork has gained 5oc.@sSl, bacon
lc. The MARKET has POS c>sed considerable spccii-
intvc Interest, with an improved conSumptile dc
mana.
.Ycss Pork -s;7.5oM$ls u barrel.
Bucon.-shouIdcrS III 1!0liac., clear tib-5ides at
9sdesc., ard clear sides Al 50!1c.. packed
Htms.--Pain at lGGJ l33c. and SuGir-cured ~ iS1a
1i3c.. packed. , -
and clear sides, DC loose. Bulk hams, lO!c.
Lnrd.-New prime leaf at &C. t / fierce; l0HlFt :.
for key. and atc. FOR prime steam.
LloCo.s KENTUCKY wi>krys have had 4 rather
better dcinl nd and the market has steady, healthy
tone. I'll, is especially true Of the oler crop,
which are in reduced supply. llishwncS nave
scarcely been uuottble commodity. having almost
entirely disappeared frou the iobanS market
other iItices have developed no unusual features,
iic9hol.--We quote n Il. 5GGSi.oo per gallon.
c0operagc.
ite.-!je crs quote Louisville cream ale ut :!2 per
barrel stock ale at S;3; in bottles s"5 per dozen.
Porter at $40 per barrel aud $3.50 per dozen.
Hines and Lig4U"S.-Clarct per case. Si5oM.S,
Cataw per cas-, s5GLSlS; Port and Sherry per sa.-
Ion, .I 81; ugcr blackberry, and raspberry, :li5
| 0lSi ciiaulagnea per case S:ItLS3o. $1,000,
IFiskfyS.-uld bourbon, 92Ggs5: old rye, S:.59(G,
| $3.50: scotch aud Irish, imported, >GGlSS.
Br0adieS.-trgnac, llnpur;td, sHSl@; app!c anu
| peach. Old, 1T S2.5.tfSi, respectively, anu new ut
| Si.sTNl$2 aud SI.7oMS2..J.
GiRS-SchicdaU,, foreign. :2.5rCG$l.50; domestic,
Swan and Imperial, Sl7S.tS1 .2j.
| Rums.-Jamuica aud II. CrCiX, s2.5GGS'; New
| England Si.7"US $50.
| COrGiulS.-A isiut'. Curacao. hniSette, M:r~
aschinO, Nvymnuth, Char!rcusr, peg cas: rl1 3T:i
| F.om the COur!er-J"H;nafS lle'k'y Hceier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

thus at length, after. creeping silently be-
tween the huts of the coast g1iardsme we
reached the dry land opposite little village
called Loe Malo. The tide was now comirg
In. II had been our intention to divide, as
soon as we were clear of the fortress, into
two groups Of three men each. only six pris-
oncrs having yentured to escape. We, how
ever, marched on together and without rest
ing during all the rest or the night, in order
as quickly as possible to put as much di.-
tlncc n we could between us and the fort
ress. Our object was 10 reach some little
port of Brittany, and then endeayor to take
ship for England. When we were brought
to tue citadel, the authorities had caused us
to tie minuiely searched; and had not
left any money in our possession. [ had,
however, succeeded in concealing a small
sum 10y carefully sewing it into the lining Of
my coat. This money was Of the greatest
service to Us, as it enabled Us on the follow.
ing morning to take the railway, and thus in
a few hours to put considerable distance
between Us and the citadel After marching
all night, however, through drenching rain,
if we had presented ourselves as we then
were at the railway station our appearance
would have excited suspicion. We had
taken the precaution of bringing with US
from the prison shirts, brushes, backing.
and, in short. everything necessary to our
toilet. In place of concealment we brushed
ourselves up and dressed ourselves to the
best our ability, and when. at daylight, we
presented ourselves at the railway station we
were clean and tidy, and appeared to have
come from some place very near. I had
brought book away with me from the
prison, and this | carried under my arm to
give myself the look of traveller. On our
way to the railway station we saw three
sendarmes running towards us, gun in hand.
Without faitering, we walked coolIy on, and
the gcndarmcs, us we came up, politely
stepped aside to let us pass. We took the
train for small port in Brittany, and in the
evening succeeded in getting on board an
English vessel. We were saved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
State of Trade at other Points.
pETr.!;SHj RI. Va.

APRIL 23.-CDt'op. ~ have n oh NJ" 10 make
in ,,.l atoms ne ma ~ coat, i:lilc, 'iiil, WIN Hgft
.,, 10 81, hers on the basis Of the following quota
lions: Low grades are nominal at loGGl3c. NeIuote
fair to good Il, l.tMIs}c.: prime, l7c. .
Tb1acco.-Rccepts mo''er"te anu stles ieni; Wilh
hut little demand Tor grades below good qualities.
Weuunte: PrimnYs, -a.5 I:!.Jo; ug> common 10
fair loose S5G Sj75 lug5, good t" iin. looee sj1'd
To strictly tine leaf bose. s50G l2 priced toiEiccos
in good order about SOC higher for AL gi;i'ns trShl
tocro Is in better request, and good wrappers orli
SlsaySio $780,,
Wheat Receipts very light with recent sales al
the following uHutii Ions Prime IL CHOICE Nlhle.
81 LISA 81: red. Sl.sJDuSl.9o. ,-,
CUrn.-Wc quote the market more active al 7231
7Jc.
Rge.-Mlrkci rm al ;jc.. Wit gooi drInan,i. ,
frIy.-Wc uu,tc at 523!155c. for large lots. Retail
6eGI65c ,
Teouuts-Th he market Is very quict and receipts
ligh,. We quote: Fair to good. 6!G 7jc; priuir 10
strictly prime. 9Jnsl.lo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
CoTTpS MARK FITS.

CHARLESTON. April 2!.-fotton-Net receipts
7sS ir,lrs sales, 500 bale stock. .l,i,7 bales
R,ITrMoEE Aprii - -t'ott3u-Gross receipts.
Ia blrs: experts coA stwise, OIL bales; sales, 40
bales stock, orr bales.
lsc net receipts 81 bales: exports coasiwise' III
baicS; stock. 1929 haic:. ,,o
GALVESTON. April !i.-Cotfon-Set recclpls' sos
,lcS exports TO Great Britain, Gcl bales sales, $50
bales stock, 53.5A halrs.
NO,To1K, April 2l.-Cnt.on steady, demaud mod
CRATE: low piddIlns l,:c: receipts, 7o7 bales ex-
morris coastwse $50 bales sales, rs bales: stock,
/ es3 bales. -, ,x,a
MOBILE April Cotton quiet ana uncnanSeo:
Vat rccrints 7.5 bales exports coastwise lze bales
sales 400 bales; stock, 3!,a26 bales. -,
SAVANNAH, April 2L-Cotton-Ncs rcceipts' DOL
bales sales $50 bales stock. 3s,s76 hiics
demand: mlddngs, lsic., net receipts o.o.b Daes
gross, 5.lls bales; exports 10 Great Britnh, ss
bales, sales, 1000 bales last evening, 1850 oAes'
stock, i65. 2J5 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
RICHMOND MARKETS.


Tho wholesale merchants have had another very
active week We note an advance In butter aHd
eggs. Bacon has advanced, and shows an upward
tendency, Lard h,s advanced. We quo;e Is fol-
lows:
Country Produce.
dpD!.s: Green. - 5nuSl u barrel; pippins, IS for
choice. )ricd-nartcrs, .tI.5c Y H.: silcel, aae &C.
BinckbcrrisS: 5Gtjc. t Ii.
Cherries: Iodtl2c. g ID.
Ttucies: Peeled. sNllc. e. b.. unpecled, .3tM5c.
q h.
I.sas: Ginseng, 7U07sc.: seneca. without top, 60
4Wc.
Bcesca.e:: 3Cc. II b.
R,liter: Choice yellow. 35437c. prime yellow,
32n.33c. poor u ~, i2Gl2Jc. common, So
BrouS: White. sl.5o: mixed. TIC
E,.,G,.. CDru: Green. sass. rel, 5&l1c.
t.,1. ieni: 7pc. = bu -hcl.
Dr.ssst .uc0tS: -alted. osGnfic.
hlqs: III uarrcls. l5el5- q dozen; III crates, ia
lsc. Il doAen.
l,,o,r. Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine.
"a 900 5 suuerllie 80 extra Sss70 50: family.
1r,nnary rt,i .g.so@sO fancy brands, slvso9 sll5o
Market dui! an" inactive.
E;afitrs: Prime Iye-goose, 659soc.; comnicn' ~
q ,5c. .,, J., %
Hg: Virginia timothy, sl.SoalsI c'o''i' 9i-o
Qisl2J.
Lnrt: Country, s1loc.
OTIS: fs,.cti = hundred. sl?5@:l.ao.
U,atouS: s2aS2.5e y bnshei.
Pat ,tvss: irish, 7jGsl q biisheL
Rue: sgGls5c. e buSiicl.
Strcks: sl..cQtsl.25.
gtt!vic: 72m>c. y Ii.
uonl: Washed. i@gIOc.; unwaSiifu' -"D''e'
Cement, Lime. plaster. &c.
,e,oe,t. 81 $50 ~ 30 a barrel; Rosendaie, $50.
Lime: AGRICULTURAL lo0l:sc. bushei sl ~; "a
Indian Rock, II Pea $40; h'erton' si.!'es'" :
Eorkland. Sl.,5Q:l.So. 400.
p,,,st.r: Lump none in market; groulid' fi''
Dry Goods.
Aio.rn Sa.etinas and Sh'tings;: "A hanrhcs SIC
u;r.: Manchester. lpc.: /; N1I'h'%i,r. stc
ii .tar. River. he: i1':'s ai'r.' l&' mn
River, SIC; / Frn.cHoy, laac.: ii 'rsn'tf''',,
llr.: Granituvillc. He: II i'".ohtc' ls.In.
Blue Ril.r. lie. J.! l:ockhridGc. re-: ho'h-
bridge. lJlr.; ii Lraksyie, l2ar. ~ ". toi.,'
tc,a. !.4c.: q. tunes!osa !2ac.: ID. SoneS'"s'
Iisc.: lo- Ieppciill, ivc. ie-l city' sc. -,,,
BLa,,cac,i MIIiH9sa.td SietinyS; =! y LihH.',''
Zoe -. Alasonyi!lr. &C.: Ill hockoaic' i'c'
Home, l5c.: J.! Unedl, Hc. Al A14mdti.' e.
J.. social. lltc.: Ill AmosHcae. lsc.: WINE Wne
ltc.: iirlisbry lee. Red Dog, U. Sti'ua.I :
osc.: hlcihuan. SIC: Peterborough. sc IVA ""'
| than. -9.c.: To-. City Mills. 9ec-
Bro.ra Drills: Petersburg, l3c.; Westfnrd' TAG
| Gran!teviilc, l;c.
| Cussst Jeans: Parania, 16ac. Amoskeas, i'fo'
| liallawell, 1850, ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

VIII te-oak hogsheass, Sos: cuils- sac. .Wbils-oak
htst.fead hen Ing, SO; cuils, $50. Red'osk noss-
heads. SOS; culls, S2-. 49,,
&in0les.-Ths nirket is very quiet. We quote:
29-tnch heart. ie@so; saps, f59s1; 2s-lnch hcaf1'
Sli@sls; saEs- s7G 3d.
Snn-We quote Liverpool fine, standard bra anus.
GROUND alum. by CARLOAD. il.I5Gts1.5o; In jotbiHR
lots, $3.50: Liverpool ground alum, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanokr, Walker. New York: mcr-
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen y CO.,
agents. <.,a-, Sorro,,, ,oer.
ch.unisp and ulSsnngrrS. u. y. latil'l. aG,'nS
Schooner T. W. II. White, White, New ! orr.
Schooupr Tufle Dayton, trcckman, Baitihiorc'
g,i:,n0. Allison 4 ADDISON. -, r,o,,, WV
R,rk Architect (Eritishl, DOdrlSr, Falmouth; Eng
land mt CITY Point railroad Iron, Atlantic MissS-
sippi and ohio Railroad
Steamer Empire, Gautier. Philalelphia' mercnan-
disc aud passengers, W. L. Porter. -, ,,,
schooner :. 4. Morgan, Daat'' -'"'tN''>' '
Schooner j. II. Lockwood. Sharretl, New York,
cannel coal, Curtis & Parker. .. va, yorp
schooner Jessie ni T. c ieae; i porKsr "
schooner ~ +. EIyard Camp, sew lofk u"
Drcwry ) Blum, wood, Curtis Il Parker. -
Schooner SONS Of MALTA, Clegs. NorioiK. ntr'
clandlsc, Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Annie Sheppard, Joiin,ton, from Rlch-
mond pa y, Il through Hell t,:ttc, botinu east,
IIytHroOI APRIL lo.-~aed, l.copo'd'l'c fTauue'
Richmond.
Schooner Sarah K. SIi.h. licklHncy. from New I,
Haven for Sir.iuia, white passing lhIolSu n',it
G.t ., Il rau:,s!l,rc on BigHiu Rock. Sn: WIN NC
r,,t OFF by W,ckmA ,Icr Brown and put on Tile pesh
ut Asturia
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON. April .i.-Capc Cirllival iishl-
house, i'm Florida VIII lc pahed IN horizontIl Elr'
OF wi tie and black tomtkc II more easily uiSCcIn,
HE I'm the DAYTIME Cape Ilattcras VIII be smi'ar.y
r,,,,,cI CANE Lookout tower !, TO be ciieckcrcd
i,vi,i,, and 6hca Body lsliud tower remains IL