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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

More failures are announced in East
ern cities.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

If you look up at the sky to. night you
will zee four planets sailing in the blue
vault; Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Venus.
IT'S n fine show and is free TO all.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

A starving Kansas editor pIa'n'lSeIy
as ks: who wants to immortallze them
selves by lying before US fair iced
say fifteen ears-of good ronstin' years.
We are perfect boss on corn"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE PosToFFICE AT
IL Phoebe, New. Aug Il, 1875. If not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Gfficp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
WOOD AND COAL.

NakE, SAND, COAL. AND WOOD
y.xd .nJ "a chem rs any IN the city. Nood-LoDg,
SawsJ. aud kidding. Sand wholesale and retail,
and GeiT1ereh in any part OF The city Anthraciss,
ali size O,AnnInont, for engines aud smiths.
Also smother Bitumino,ss Coal for engines Price
Ycry lHU. i. SAh,n go s,.a.;o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
NEW YORK DRY GOODS, MARKET.

M,pcIt 3o-This has been one OF Inc most re
NAL dan OF the who'll. season. and X l,c "e.i'het
was ihe only obstacle to com zsercal afuYlty SURELY
W. might now look for Increased DuSSn - a'oas Wv.
Who'll. line. This, we regrst 10 say. mas Ioa 49,
realized There has been = iitue more dolnH. aha
previously all WAS torpor apd du9mess, oat toers
no real enihlsia yet. and the rolume oi sis5 .
still comparatively Iimitsd Wv thiGS tna' tosse
who have been SO ssugatuer Oh al oSei"nsou'n<
RUSH Of trade thc monani The season shouia .sf'S
commence must nov ga their error. aru DC Sahtss
TO admit that the more. moderate estimate ~ much
near r the truth.
Sn,ipg goods are more inquired for. Eat plain
brown sheeiings and shissipRs are just hoiains
their own, aud se'ltas only IN modtrale Ydsnntis.
bl.ached shee in;.s and shiriiDgs haH staft.o
little but only iu very I'm all way, am there u no
change In the toar OF the market
H-ayy cotlons, both plain and fafey, are dei ana
quiet oas><
AZ God 10 exsr. 81 square on the Spot, exc. beipg
Ihr prevalent 2s,otat0n ana oaa.sc ior Sniurc ut-
uvary thr o,.ly orders We hear OF oeug al o&l 5Sc.
prints hay; SOLD more re ny aud here has osen
cnnstt.f m NE activity In ui desirable Styles. So
styIe, TOO, have gone OF freely az se a4c. rev
sfylcS have been active, WITH some I'D ptice
Pacific standards have been a1sancSu 10 wy
Srrurue,s have bean fecneei 70 aSe. stau AT
pooik are generally selling nc &c Tor mtadess, s
| Zoe. for speelities, win Few ctoics thihSs .
is Al Other dress goods are moving more freely .
s'f El,SaaeIs and ssawts ara DIN, with very llst'
| Inquiry. ,,,.,,.. a. h.yx wines
warn bats, and walidag. .ss,
| Wnnl,ens are aniet. A few ight.weisn Nv go III
snere:, N c;sece SYKES bise besa opsfss sA4 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
rrw YORK Wool MARKET.

MARCH 90 Ho0L-TraGe has been only lnoce-
raj, since our list. but at the ck}e shows signs OF
f,,nroyement. with manufacturers coming IN the
,n.rke, more GENERALLY. Medium grades OF nceses
nrc relatively ,Scer than the fire: grades rs they
.,re in mute Small stock and thr fac lots comp "a
lively neglected California grades are most Freely
,laal II in undce an urgency To- ssii me tii ctp'
ming lots are steadily helsi Combtng, del.ipe,
,rd uullcd are beld well up.o la1e prlo.s WIN tle
I,rfer description sold close up to The otrripFs'
her. l. very sio" move tntnt u iorei1n RraoeS-
nr,r.s for which are about nomlnaI De.lfiirN los'
Trx.s are h2ld firmly, III lEoiefatS lhqus
S,Irs 2l0 bales oregon ~ 3D4 42'7c sp'oup
n X ,jhio, ecrs at 5le.: GOO lbs. mealUpth b-
Washed flee ces al 42c.; 1000 D.: oregon heeces On
mrIvate Terms: l00Gl Dr.. ohio U. ecs' ~ SSs-'
I 900 hs heavy feeces at 4Sc.; 2o.0oS rs VIZ
cnnsin 1cpces al 5lc.s 81 bales Australian on pr
v,tr terms 90 DaieSs california. burry. a iDE ;
IN O00 rs California, fall, on private terms IT,
nH0 m; California tIL slightly oufrf. a. iot' +,
nu0 Ms. CALIFORNIA;. ral at laSc: 1,oouy oa ~
t,,iforl Ia, bury Gill al l5@17e; 3osuvu ps; Es'
CauforuJa al So 2pr.; l.OOu us sprlnS "a St
Ma nn nriyale teru,s - bags exra pulled on pi,
terms: 5000 Ms super pulled at 4se-'. i'oe' ~'
Texas al 33hc. u,,au England o54
h,ia- entered YiIue, sos, 100 Ffci-a,A w an,
h,ies: entered value, sl.i25 FInui' ,os ~
banublic 2SS bales entered yalne say, tSi. n ~.
e. ms Tor the week tdome''icl 6S9Saes: scsitt.
from January laornest'cI. s. 40, oSies .,s
ssmr lime last year idomsslicj ll'Aoi o'i''
E,urDoI uf f0Y1HskrcS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
NEW YoRx .IK1,N. MApw.r..

MARCH 30.-Iron For scotch mir ,baro q :.
mafken charge to prices The receipts Snn a,,,. ~
ana tor The few lots placed iu unehapred orises
snidarl american pig is raber quiet WIKI
no,oerS nrM ff Scotch pig 400 soos incl,gtsusss
aoitness, and rglinion. have srryrd
this week, sDd sold on priyaie terms sS,I tn,.
ere sod SIS The quotations are as
fsHows: s35tSf3S for Glensarnock; E38 Tor d:nit,
ness; nominal foY Largloan, Carubroe Summeriee 4
ana 40. 6artscberrfe; Eglinlon at s3ias3S'
American pig Is quoted al s2S1s20 for m +
S2Ss5s27 f9r No. 2, ana sz5at2e for forge.
American. Old rails DominaJiy s20@f35 for T.
Wrouxht scrap nj 1876 from yard Refined Bar
store prices are Bar. Swedes, Ordinary sizos, az
sl30TsI40; bar, swedes, plough Sizes. sI4S:
bar, refaqed, 4 10 2 inch round and sauareNi
Z, TO nc by -.o ,nrf; sas: bar. feaaed. II
!, snd rs by and 5-l6, f70: large rounds,
2hea2h ts, 3s@4 inches, s7250Gs67. so:
scroll. sS0Gsl25 !: oYals anJ haif.rouuds.
3 sSofassE5o; ;bana 1 . 9 inches hy
r2sds, %@s.IS inch. s67 5ssSsIaO: hoop, 4 by No.
I2t and - BY Is and u, $S7 so @S13b: malt
roo per pound, 79sc.; sheet, Russia as to sssort.
sent. l4hT9I5e., gold: sheet. singles. doubles, ana
.ssles, common. 4ta5c.; sheet Doubles and
,Hs Charcoal SgoHc sheet, galvanized, fret
TCsynaL Of Com,ssrce. 100 - '~-'>a. II,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
BY TELEGRAPH. :
The Miners, Trouba, -.

HAzLETos, Pa, April 1.-THE excitement
at Upper Lehigh yesterday during the raid
of the miners was intense, and during their
stay there was perfect reign of terror. 1t
seems that they divided their forces before
entering the town, some coming In ut the
east end and Others at the west, thus cutting
of the retreat of the citizens. Shots were
fred indlscrimnately and without orders,
many OF the crowd being intoxicated. At
the hotel a violent demonstration was made.
The rioters went through the house endeav-
oripg to force the landlord aad boarders to
join their ranks. Some OF the inmates took
refuge in the cellar, while others escaped
through the back.door.
The company's store was also attacked.
The superintendent and clerks escaped, but
the rioters fired shots into the building. Per-.
sons riding along the highway were stopped,
and were fired at when they refused to join.
The mob expected from Schuylkil county
did not reach Audenried.
Riots are reported at Ashland, with the
loss of several lives. All is quiet here.
louisville, April 1.-The railroad trouble
is still threatening. The Reading Railroad
Company have withdrawn their special pc.
lice TO protect themselves. The safety of
property must be secured by the military.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
The Moving Ice.

WILL1AMsPoRT. Pa, April 1.-The ice
above this place has broken up and is now
passing down quietly on an elcten-foot
flood. A considerable quantity of logs, esti-
mated at 100000 feet per hour, have been
going down since O'Clock this morning.
All the anticipated danger at this place is
now over.
The gorge which formed last evening
three miles below Lewisburg still remains
there, and some parts of the town are under
water. Families living in the lower part Of
the town have moved out; but if the gorge
does not break up by the time the Glen
Union gorge, which passed Lockhayen early
this morning, reaches there, it is feared
great destruction will ensuc.
Reports from Lockbaven say the Glen
Union passed there ats O'Clock this morning,
and no damage is now anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poeT OF RICHMOND. ApnlL /, 1875.

AHHlN
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, metohan.
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen $50.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. latum
Brig Westmoreland tBr.l, kerusl0n, Oshornes,
TO finish loading with hoops for arienas, Curtis i
Parker. . ~.
schoener Maggie Mcdonnell stcelman, Norfolk,
light CARTS & Parker.
Schooner sarah Shurbert, LEAGUES, New forEs
salt. Da ganport 4 Morris.
schooner Commodore Conner, -, Norfolk
iron and shingles, Hill Il Skinker.
Scheeuas john Beatty. Price PHILADELPHIA. pig
ire n. Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Wopks.
schooner General Grant, Hearn, Alexandria,
grain, Hsnall. Crenshaw & Co. .
Schooner Fairwind, Lloyd, bltxlEdf1a, graius
Sehosner Marion. Hubert, Calm Point creek,
'" sIoop XVIII, Fitchett, City Pout-sc iron, 20
order.
RripGiadateur (Br.l. Lcnno /, Rio Grande do
Sui, hour7 Dunlop McCauce.
Steamer Trausl,. Iravers, Baltimore. merchant
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat COM
pany , u ,,u.,.,h,.
granite, Curtis Il Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Spw YORK, March 30.-Arrivcd: schooa ~
Joseph, ireland; NJ. a. Tyler, Petermant IL; y. "A.
Ward, Iuman: Mary :. Tbbetts. Roberts Joseph
ana Franklin Randolphe; Z. Il. FLINT, Douglass
all from Virgil MIA.
hESE; II WEN, March 29.-Cleared: Schooner
John d. iugraham for Virginia.
DISASTERS.
Schooner John Realty. Price which arrived here
y,s.,e-G,v from Philadelphia. With Il cargo OF pig
Iron, snrars aeak March ! Z when In CHESAPEAKE
bay of patuxpnt river. ne leas WIS so 9an zap
iajn Price was obliged to put Into SVomon'i Island,
Md. where she discharged her cargo and repaired.
Tho Large threemaste' schooner y. g. Jerry LEFTY
FROM Eatn for Richmond Is ashore at City Point-
'r,s p.biN Grace Meade. Lawrence. left yes'er-
tlay afternoon TO go TO he? assistance. IL WAS
mo tvM she would come Off Oh last nights TOE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MARCH 3O.-Beeres.-W With no receipts and noih-
ing on sale from previous arrivals, Inere was no
market for beef cattle. There WAS fair supply OF
dres sed beef in Washington market, with aslOw
sale nj 9AGIl1kc. II h. for ordinary ~ extra sdei.
Culres.-r cCcipt5 were so head, mainly milk
fed veals Of ordinary to good quality, and selling
veals 126 tti. average. ut SIC. ~ b.. 50 jersey
and Mount Holly veas, so 10 225 t., nj 9611 ORc.;
l2Penusylvania vea,s. 90 BE-. a. &C.. am Penn
>ylvapia veas, 119 b5., AT &c. tng-Gressed calves
ranged all the way from go &c. ~ b.
Sheep and InmbS.-ReceiptS We're IL cars. or
1885 head Buyers were sca.ce In The markell
places aud trade was eXtrt lnely dull AT h14n Tac
~ D. for pocr strictly prime, with car.otd sold
I'll 81 80 n 100 fbs. The few spring lambs In mar
kei were Worked II at s7Gps9 ~ head: Among the
sales to-day 60 Illinois sheep. % b Average,
at 7c. u D.: 100 Illinois sheep S6 DIS average. at
6Ac. l54 Illinois sheep. OIL bs. average; at Ie !;
800 Illinois sheep. S3h IBIS. average. at 6Hc.; .
coarse Illinois sheep. % ibs. average at 5c l6O
ohio sheep. 1U6 lbs. AVERAGE AT Ibc.; 2o2 ONO
sheep, OH DIS. average, Il. nc: l72 ONO sheep.
50 tts. average, mt 7c.: 80 Ohio sheep S3 bs.
average, at Tie. 1GS Ohio sheep. 92 Us. average,
at TIC: 302 Ohio sheep, 90 b. average. at 7hc.
100 Ohio sheep, 90 lbs. average; at 5Ac l64 s,a,e
sheep, / tts. average at $3.50 ~ UO DIS: lue
Lancaster county lPcnnsylvtuia) sheep, l2Z Ds.
average, at TIC: 1873 Lancaster county tPennsyl-
vanial sheen, 122 ftS. average, at 7Nc.
Srine.-Reccpts were IL ears, or LOST hogs' ~
consigned direct to slaughterrrs. None offered
alive City. dress ii hogs were frmer ut 9.c. 81 d.
all 1elghts.-J0urndl Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MARCH Lum6er.-The demand i5s'owly lih,
proving ui most al the yards. Prices arc ir.n anu
we again qrt0Ic : First and second clear SooG 700:
second clear To inch. 81 6tS5o: third clear, Ii
10 . inch. $40: third clear. inch. 1854 1913 Sc
lect ] inch S23U$3U: wagon-boX boards, 8 inch
aud upwards, select, $3SMSi0; stock stock boards, A.
S34f Sass .tJck boards, L. S2G6D t2S; stock boards
G. Sib: common boards. jolst and scantling. II 10
l6 feet sll@si2;; fencing; Sl2asll;3.ii
t,ist and scantling, 10 70 , 70 iee,, s ~.
doY.ins, first aud second clear, s3s6S4t
iioorlng first COMMON. rough, S3oGsSZ; ho1rihs;
lirs, common. dressed, 50 1883; nooring second
common, dressed. so s2S siding first ahd second
clear dressed, S2U0yS2l siding, coinmoh, orcsseu'
SlS. .,oza,, 5o.
Tj,nLer.-Sawcd. ~ to Is feet. 81 30Sl3.oU'
square pIckets, SIG &i3; Nat pick ! = 4;
SAingles.-->awed a, per 1000, $50 500.
Lqth.-S2GS2.2J. ,.,,oa
In Track -shin slas on cars sold at the annexed
nrit,.s: 4 or star, s2.75a$2.S7,s; NO. ! saved
Il nJ6Sl.jO. ilrfr dollars pee car 10 oe anien
;ynI transferred, .hIch charge 20 lows an shingles
Ihlckness-tiye shinslcs to De t"o lhche' 40
thick ness.
Iength-Sixteen inches.-3fraes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
Weather Report,

WASHINGTON. April 1.-For the Ohio Val
ley, the South Atlantic and Eastern Cult
States and Tennessee, areas Of rain, and
cooler weather, northwest to southwest
winds, stationary or rising barometer.
For New England, the Middle States, and
Lower Lake region, generally cloudy wea.
ther and areas of rain, with southerly to
easterly winds, lower temperature, and fall
ing barometer on the coast.
For the Western Gulf States, clearing
weather, rising temperature, easterly to
soutberly winds, and high but falling
barometer.
The Ohio, Lower Missouri, and Lower Mis-
SisSipp rivers will continue 10 rise. Dam
gerouS storms may occur on the Lower
Mississippi.
Cautionary signals continue from Cape
IIatleras to New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02

Mrs. Cheney, mother-u.law Of the late
Horace Greeley, died Il tc" days ago ut her
home, in Litchticld. Conn.
In Tippcrary the proposition is frequently
presented, "Did yces or didn't yces vote for
John Mitchell! Answer that now And
thus far there has not been single answer
in The negative Philadelphia Times.
The Irish organizations Of New York have
resolved to haye procession in honor oil the
late John Mitchell, and Thomas Clarke Luoy
is chosen TO deliver the funeral GRAFTON. Inc
parode will take place on Sunday, April II.
ODonoyan RoSSi has been elected grand
marshal for the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
Miscellaneous Hens.

New YORK, April 1.-Panama advices in.
dictate a revolution over the presidential
election.
ATLANTA, GA, April Flour stores were
DESTROYED by fire this morning. Loss, 49,
600: $50, coo covered by insurance.
PuILApELPHA, April 1.-The jury in the
can.can case against the Varieties have de-
cIared that it is not a nuisance.
LONDON. April 1.-THE steamer Victoria,
from New York for Glasgow, is ashore at
Gravel point.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Beeeher was on the
stand in the scandal case to-day. His testl-
mony thus far is Irrelevant to the scandal,
bepg for the greater part history OF MS
career as so editor and theologian.
PoRr MONROE, April 1.-THE steamer Leo,
from Fernandlna for New York, broke her
shaft OF Chingoteasue. She was for thee
DAYS in close proximity to the shoals. The
revenue steamer Colfax towed her in hsi
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02

FL ssE 80 ID; G ss ss
S1.45 for strictly choice.
Hides, Leather. &C.
Hides: Green. 5GD6c.: dry sailed. IZRffc. a.
SKINS 81 s5Ss1 SO g. 'A's' op1oe wet 'aed CALI
Leather Sole leather. oak. a5@45c.: sole leather,
finish. 23@25c. y foot HIP 6Oc.as1 u b.: Ear,
ness. country. 3O53Sc.: city hnisn.I 3S643c %
p. calfskIns, French. ii. aiass225 u b.; ropsb
Iron, Steel, hutls, &cs
From American refined, Old Dominion. 81 @
fG3c. ~ H.: English and American sheet 44G5Kr.:
Swedes. hammered. 64@7c-: hoop. 59e71sc.: Bur
denis mule-snoe. 1925 as7.5O ~ zoe ss.: Trede-
gar horseshoe, A5'75@s5; Tredeesr mnie-shoe,
Steel: Mayors cast steel, 2o@21c. q D. English
ellstered. ls'hc. p b.; American tiisseredr liz
Nails: Old Dominion, $3.50 for starAard-sha,
Is. tea penny other sizes extra.
II, pl"uSh- Castings: Wholesale, 6Sc.; retail, exc.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch. hest brands, pints, s2.25G2s@ p
Rsctt6ed Wnfskevs: Market steady with up~ars
tendency; y, Proof held at s1.25@tI.3o.
Rye Whtsksps: Medium, s1.5UnS2; pure old,
1904: Virginia Mountain. new. s2Gs2.5O old
S2.5ORt3 80 and upwards.
s 49f Domesa n?G 1rs = s9,s
81 30; apple. new, 22GS2. SO: peach. IS.
Rum: New England, $l.60@$l.7U; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, *4@S6.
Licorice:
Licoriee Paste.-J. G. & Co., Gle: R. R., 23c.
a. y. g., &c. *. Co., 24c-; Z. s., ESQ., Anchor,
&c; A. q. c., 26e.-
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Lumber: " bite oak. 81 l tGl4.50 p l 900: West
ern Virginia poplar. 81 0GS1 "a 1000: white pine,
s3 59s75 y 200. Yellow nine boards. 81 0GsI4;
lotst. S12(dSlS, according TO lengths. shingles
Pine p S50@*5; cypress six:ach, s750qsIs.5o
| 200. y
&ares.- Whiskcy barrel timber, green. 81 SG2O |
y 1000: seasoned, s20Gs25 q 1000. Flour |
barrel timber, S6@s7.5O Fs LOCO. Flour harre |
pol poles, s7@sS; hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c. slsal, 22c. q D.;
lutte. 12kc.
Raqs-Mixed cotton, &c. white, 4@oc.; WOOL
len, 2@3c.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, c.@S1. 25 n 100 feet.
Pol0der: 1915 by the i've kegs-less thai i've |
kegs, 1925: blasting. s3.50QS4.
Shot: Northern, 1926 y rag Of 20 lbs.
Grfnds.unsS: 2612hc. II ID.
Seeds.
Clorer S7.5O@FS q bushel.
Timothy S3.75@f4 = bushe.
orchard GrasS: S3.50@3.75 = bushel.
Mill-Feed.
Stipsuf: soc. n brshel.
BroDnStuf: 30R35c. a busne
Shorts: Csc. ~ bushel.
Whent Bran 2Om25c. u bushel.
Corn Bron: 1S@2Uc. y busheL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
CINCINNATI PROVISION MARKETS,

MARCIE 30.-Prorisipns-The market on, ase
whole line Is strong aud higher 1T the. close sf
Change.
Ness Pors.-The market ia ruiet but holders are
firm and asking S2l.25 u barrel for city mess.
with S2l IL barrel bid. Country mess heldati2I
q barrel. kump pork at 81 z(GS17.5Gs y Barrel
there were sales last evenicg OF city mess a. s22
n birrel, buyer July. AMI till July /, at S2I. 80
:; barrel. sa;e this p. u. of $40 barrels OF city
mess. buver JtIly at S22 n barrel
B,ltk-hedt&-The market Is strong r and higher;
shoulders sold In The morning It 71r., anaat the
close of Change held igher; ciearrlb sides held at
l1c., with 104c. freely ND. s.Ies OF lt0,e90 lbs.
clear rin at lc. and 10000 be-. clear at II IS,
with lie. bid freely. sale this 7. Nj. of l5,U00
BIS. of shoulders, buyer A pTil, II Sc.
Bdcon-Thc market Is strous. Weguote sheul-
dcrs nj &c; cle.r-rib Sides PC clear, 2hc all
packed with sales.
Sugar. Cured HamS.-The tone Of the market Is
hriner. wit goo: demand at from l2's TO l39c.,
lis to brand and average. p lcked and canv used
Lard-l he market Is strong arI higher; Prime
steam sold mt lac. The offerings are hxht. We
quote city kettle ut 14Hl 4Ac., and country at ~
III l4Sc.-Iimg5,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
PrOViSiGgs, Gotten, and Naval Stores.
wILsszssToN N, c., MARKETS

MARCH, 3.-Spirits Observation-Disclosures, 90
casks. Sales Of 100 casks; buyers" option 10 9th
gallon for southern packages. Marker steady.
Rosin.-Recetpts, ]. 81 2jharrels. SaleS or $500
barrels strained At Sl.7U TTb,rrei; 1000 baIrels.
NO. at s2. 25 Ttbarrel; 80 sarrels Set at e q
barrel; 10 blrrels low No. aud No. y al $3.50 II
barreI and 20 barrels new pale at So rs % barrel.
Market firm At $40 u barrel for strained.
Crude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 uasErk. Sales
ol290 barrels at f2.4J for virgin aud YeHow-tip
aud IL 50 for hard-an advance of &c. on tire latter
grade. Market steady. ..
7TE'.-Recelpts. 2SU barrels. Sales Of 500 bar
res at $3.50. Market quiet.
COtton.-i;ecelpis, aO5 bales. Market ql,tes with
no sales TO report The following are the otacti
quotations. Ordinary, bike: good ordinary 1isTc.;
low mid1ling. 15'sc.; middling, 5ac. good mid.
uliuY. lEc.-Sur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

SBF YORK. April I.-CottDn qa,et; sales Of GIG
bales ab 1880 7c. Southern -four In fair n alest
without material cbsnge In price. Wheat jaaIc.
higher and more doiog: 81, 25Gtls37 for Winter
red wsss.Tn: s1.2S3S1.29 for am YER western:
81 2p9fl .39 for white western. Corn In fair de-
rDand; SHaS6,4c. for western mixed; S6zc. for
yellow western. Coffee fsm and In fair demand at
5h4 SEs., gold, for kse. Sugar Hru. Nice qaies.
and unchauRed. Tallow arm. Ii osin and turpen-
Lard hrmer7 prime steam, l4L6l4 l. lSc, Whis-
key lower al s1.l3a. Frstghts dull. -
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The debt statement
for March shows decrease Of over $780,.
900; coin in the Treasury, SS4, 900, G00O ; cur
rency, S5,000,000.
The postal stamps sold during the present
quarter exceed those for the quarter ending
IN December over S250,000.
The argument in the Grant Parish case
has been concluded by Reverdy johnson and
Acknowledgement Williams,
The Treasury disbursements for all sources,
exclusive of the payments made on the in
terest or the principal of the public debt,
during March, were s., 290, 500.
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CI,CIssATIH HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

MARCH 29-Thcre has been little or no change
in the general features of the horse and mnk.mar-
ket since last report. he receipts at NJ Filth
street stables during the week aggregate 500 head,
all of which were sold. Among the sales Tor SHIP
mcnt we notice the follow Ing:
car-load To Philadelphla. S90Hsl 10 car
load TO North Caroliua. sS5GrS1l5: ! car load TO
North Carolina s65asl0O; carload to Penn
syvania, $ll0msl30. In the local markeT prices
range all The way from 5000 81 90, the former Tor
common and the latter for fir t-r lie st0cS.
The receipts OF mules are increasing, t'it tncrc
has been little or no changes lu prices. WHICH al
rr,cnt must be REGARDED rs entirely NOMINAL
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7IO
STOCK on HAND.
STUN Wv H.t-ND'
IA. 1875.
,,,-no,ds 4,703 hoIsll
LOOSE TOBACCO.
DaSyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

1peporlcd expressly for the Richmond Disratcn.l
MARCH 31.-Breiiks not so large. Quality bet
ter: t-nding upward. ,,,,,,.,
Lu1s Very common 50 .50M*S.5D medium
IS 5UGLSl1 good Sl3mSl6 g., :,
FljIsrs-Ltaf- Common S9MSl4 mediul' @I-
Z" Sootsrs-t,ommnlr. Sl1mS14: medium bright,
II ISrSlO: good 10 fancy, = 0MS26..
ErjCt l[rnyCerS.- Common $3.50 S33; me.
dun. S35@S45: good, SlS@*6O; extra, sou
"'iitt,bo1a,IT IIrGUpers- Common, S23@S30:
m"cinm. 33O@s45: good $459s55; extra, $50
aS75. NLIhh'
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The steamer George Leary, Of the Bay
line. while passing out Of the harbor of Nor
folk, VA, "Wednesday night, near the Naval
Hospital ran over and crushed 4 small boat
containing one or two men. The steamer
lowered boat and pulled about some time,
but found no person near or on the wreck.
1t i thought the occupants were drowned.
Names unknown.
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South America.

RIO JASElRo, April IA dispatch from
Monteyideo announces that the Uraguayan
chambers have passed decree suspending
the payment of the interest on the public
debt, and providing for the redemption Of
the debt by the issue OF new paper at forced
price. 1t is added that the foreign represen.
tatlyes have protested against the decree, and
the situation is critical