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The New York herald., 1875-03-26

INFLUENZA CURED BY THAT STANDARD
remedy, DR.. WIsrARs BALsAa WILD CHrRRY. Fiuv
81 a bottle; large bottles much the cheaper
The New York herald., 1875-03-26

nICk's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF 642s RECEIPTS Ann
~ PROCESSES. Price SIS sent free OF pos,lra
Specimen index mailed free DICK 4 fITxG rRALn
Publishers, Is Ann street, New York-
The New York herald., 1875-03-26

SPRING TINE Is COMING.-BUY BOOTS SHOES.
Caters and India Rubbers from MILLER 4 CO., No
N IN
The New York herald., 1875-03-26

BAYoSNR March Is. 1874
The carlist General Aendiri has entered France.
The New York herald., 1875-03-26

THE "EASTER' HAT FOR GENTLEMEN Ts
now ready at KNOXS, No 2I2 Broadway and filth
Avenue Hotel Wholesale dealers supplied at 2Is Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK-iARDS. May 1T.-Cut'ie-Tr;,;e
supply but gooo Attendance of buyers of ali classes
who expressed a re ire to operate. The moderate
sunply consisted almost entirely of common min
loli as freely as tbev might have done had the OF
i, rings been Of listle better quality. AS II was,
the move m. mt was small and Ifned to small re-
tall sales. Shippers were In the market, int no
sales were made to them. Stock cattle were also
dull and neglected.. Trade during the day was I'm
small lois 70 9nichers and specu a,ors u 10 for
co:hlnon ana So-623 TOR good natives. The mar
ket closed quiet ut The following gu raiors:
CHOICE native sseers, average 1900 70 1.G00 rs.
ssS s god YcS p2 SDRy 5
iG: demand fair: nominal Sappiy Go d butchers
steers average 1,OOn to 1.l00 NJ, s3@$5.75;
snpp!y moderi'e Go5 god se%,d F:ir 5aGbsrs
supply light with good drmayd Thrifty stock
steers average 900 TO LOO hs., S4.50@)i5.25 !;
Gy far with 1000 e Fem I'd dgh uusve%
flesh. 80 50@:i.25; fair demand with light.
offerings. Interior scrubby steers aud heif
els. ls3@s375; light demand AMI far supply
Good. rehyy, tat oxen, SEiail-bJn.d aGd smooth,
$J@li5.75; market light: demand i.pprovipy
Coarse b1ny oxen Of all weights ifati. S4t9S5;
S4.50ms3. 80; common cows aud hei;cis. iIht,
S3Dr3 10; iar supply: demand nominal. MlIch
cows. s20n $50; u ugh Texanand lnGian good
sud TAT, averaging $50 10 900 lbs, 80 5OMs4:
HoJS.-lhis market to-day openrd wi II Il fair
supply Of mep!um TO good grades, which sold
crs Mere GU, III good force, and hnued as r, ely AS
The offerings would permit. Values We're steady az
saturdays closing qu tations. We note L few
sales in packing no2s at s7.2jl57.62H: sales Of
Workers at $G.92gmS7. Gth.r sales We, To butch
rctail dealers, anu superintendent 81 75(ls7 So
anu ,SMSS.O7i:. al the close the market was
quite common to medium 1T S7GtS7. %: fir 10
sooa a, 81 25GS7 so: good to CHOICE butchers at
:7.25@$Sn7&: light forkeisa, !: 6 75@S7 heavy
Workers al e7ent7. 25.--DeaOcrUt.
Like prices al other iardS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
letter from pefprShurr:
Correspondence of the Richmond DISPATCH.

Correspondence of the Richmond Ds:,atch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, May 20. 1875.
Samuel Marshall, Il sailor on the schooner
Samuel Warren, Captain Vent, from Blti
uuorc. was drowned in the river, opposite
Mes.rS. Marks l. Friends warehouse, ABOUT
o'clock this afternoon. He was engaged at
the lime 10 Scraplng and ollng the jlbboom,
when, losing bis balance, be fell into the
water. The captain and mate Of the vessel
we're absent at the time ard 10 one was on
deck, but persons on the wharf saw him fall
and heard his cries for help. The efforts
To save him were intellectual. 4 colored
man finally went to bis assistance,
N I boat, tut, being unable TO SWIM the poor
ic.loT became exhausted by his struggles to
keep above water, ard sank before the boat
reached bin. His body was recovered about
n4lf an hour later, and will be buried here
This afternoon. The deceased was !1om So.
mcrset county, Md, where he has father
nving. and WAS about twenty-one years Of
ace. He had been with the schooner only
about one month.
At meeting of the congregation OF the
FIRST Baptist church, held last night. the
committee TO whom the matter CT recon-
mending pastor TO succeed Rev. DR.. VIII
liam +. Hstchcr submitted their report, lc.
commencing Rev. Dir. Eaton, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. The congregation will vote
IN next Sunday rs 10 whether the recon.
mendatiou of the committte shall be adopted
ard Il call extended to Mr. Eaton.
The following delegates were appointed at
The same meeting TO represent the Church in
the Baptist State Association, which meets
on June = in Lynchburg : Colonel ID. g.
Potts, :. :. Elliott, X. NJ. Dohic, Il. III. Ro
rertson. Bartlett T. Roper, Henry Borst, }.
D. Joyncr, Simon Seward, |. 5. Budd, and
4. w. Talicv.
In the Hastings Court this morning
licenses were granted to some twenty or
thirty persons 20 sell liquor.
A little boy. son Of Mr. Il. J. McCaleb, had
one Of bis ears nearly torn of yesterday
afternoon by the bite OF vicious dog.
Business continues quiet, and the Nor
chants generally complain Of dull times.
rncrc is, however. great activity III the to-
hacco market, AM; prices for all good, sound
tUbaccos rule high. ROBIN HOOP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
CHICAGO LU,tBER assKEr.

MAY 17.-There were no her DEVELOPMENTS yes.
erday In this branch Of the lumber IN ,rSet, fair
heal and country business teiag transacted a. tine
priu,ipat yards common bztIdtng, lumber aud
fencing were chiefly wanted, and prices Remained
firm, with sales Of green lumber AZ inside figures.
We again quote:
First clear &4S@s50: second cieor. l to inch,
s44@tA7; third clear, l inch. $366i3S; select,
I inch. s25d $50: wagon-box boarUs, 3 inch and
u nS selec. s35@$4o: stock bosros, A.. $40
G. SIG: common boards. io,s,, and scan,iing,
~ to IL feet, Slo59Msl150: fencing.
SllNS13;. j"ist and scanlrg 10 To 20
lee,, slEGs14; toist, 90 and "a feet. $liea
Sl6: flooring. trst and second clear, S35Gf38:
nooring. iirst common. rou2a. S2SEaS3O; flooring,
hfst common, dressed. $50 noor,ug, second
common, dressed. 1854. Al; sidng first aud second
clear dressed, S20@32l; siding, common, dressed,
$1S. -
Tfmber.--Sawed. 12 10 Is fret, sI3asl35
square plckets, S12d Sl3: dat pickets, Sll.
Shtngtes.,- Sawed a, per 1000, S3Np$3.25. II,
L1taS.-S2GS2.25.
On 1rdck.-shfnglss on cars sold al the annexed
prices: \ or star, So. o0a$2.73: No. sawed,
Sl.25MSl 30 hree- CniLrs per 10 6e added
when transferred, which charge follows TIL shingles.
Ihickness-Fiye' shingles to be Two inches In
ihicki eSs-
Leuglll-Sixteen inahes-TTmss
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Eiic 2U.n.
IT RSELL..

ESPECIAL telegram 10 Tie bl,pItch.l
CHARLOTTE, y. -, May 2v.-Thc celcbla.
non /, over, aud !! has proved worthy OF the
event it COMMUNICATED. The people OF
Charlotte expected much, bat their most
s1u-uIue cXpcct atoms have been exceeded
10y the nUmccr OF visitors in attendance. The
b!i.iancy Of The c.Tic and military display !;
The enthusiasm Of he great crowd which
It's lAroDged tb@I Streets all day long, and
!, even now - itr4c that it is nos easy TO SEE
10" II can be gotten away early in the
morning; the thing 0; guns, music Of brass
TIC event Of III" centennial day but to or.
2an/' lie scattered clement, OF the pro-
posea procession seemed a HOPELESS task
u1th General Bradley T. johnson, OF
IHcAm9nd, MAS pressed into service and
helped CyO.vc order out Of chaos. When the
III, Wa finally formed The procession was
H''i rTrdilaDlc. / he military; beaded by
the First Virginia Regiment Band, the Rich.
M0nd liowi'zeTs, ard Richmond battalion,
leG cii, aud then came some North Carolina
coMianies and long line of bright-shlrted
MtiA"n with their engine and trucks; then
Aas'ns, Ddd-F.lio"s, Patrons OF Husbandry.
thelr heels several hundred citizens not in
uniio!m. The paycmeuts, widows, doors
aho Aou>ciJps were all crowded with spec!a.
lors, and cheer after cheer arose along the line
l.. e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
Livestock Markets.
NEW YORK LrvE-sToCK. MARKET.

MAY H.. Bceres.-Reccipss were 8 car.ln ats o.
40 head. all common Texan. 8 cwt. average, u ne
: id at b.. u ID. 10 dress SIS rs. 10 the gross cwt,
with III sdced TO the lot. Trnde In dressed beef.
sides WIS active IT 9@11tSs. q d. 2at< 4
CHtreS. pts numbsY 90 head. mainly COM
good market A. 56S9c. ~ D.. chiefly mt 66Sc.
Among Tie sales wee 65 state veais, 1856 lbs.
average, ar &c. q ID As stale yea's. l29 Rs
averlgr. nj 7c ~ ID S: II State y.als 81 DIS. ave.
rsgr, at &C.: 30 State veais 30 ts. average at 7c
81 State veais, J. 81 lbs. average. NJ &C.: 20 State
bs averase: 81 &c.; q Mount Holly veas, 900 Rs.
average, al $3.50. Sussex county veals. i 40 Ms
average. at sc: % sussex c. Qaky veals, l3J ms
average, NJ Sc: . sussex county realI. II 6 ms,
average, at &c. 80 J-rscv ard Pennsylvania veas,
i3O lbs average " 7@SNc,; Jersey yeals. S lbs.
nc &C.; Q Jersey veals. lat d.. ut Sc; Jersey
vels $50 lbs average. ut &c. and 80 Jersey We ais
13J fDs. ay' rigp. at 7I9c.
ShseD and Ll1abs.-Receipts were six cars or
I'l24 heao, heiry one-half srIiug lambs The
marSet was quiet ana Steady at 54l6c. a II. for
elpped shetn: Gad7c. for common 10 fair unshorn
Sheep, and l0@l4c. u H. for spring lambs, incTu.
ding CARLOAD nf Jersey lambs sold ., s60s75O
q mead Among the sales were Az clipnd Ohio
Sheep, lu9 ID. average. at &C.. IL D.. 40 CliuDpd
ohio sheep, VI ts.. 1t G1c.: % thin Jersey ewes,
sos M. ut 6ac.; 13 thin jersey yves, 100 bs.. nj
e.; i39 Jersey spring lambs. l@56 Bs., at 800
Jersey spring lambs. 40 B'. nc 13c.; 14N Jersey
spring lambs, 1903 Ms. ut 1901 &C.: $50 Jersey
spring lambs, at S6GlS7 q head 81 Virginia
spring lambs rs bs., az lie. q d Ill Virginia
springs. AZ ts.. Ut 12c., ana 81 Virginia spring
lambs. 4S lbs. at &c.
Scine.-keceipts. all consigned direct to slsught.
ertrs, were IA cars, or l,s 2 hogs. None offered
alive. tttv-Cr. ssed hogs were l. Eiir demand and
steady at 9nc. q b -JOur7idl of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IBY TELEGEAPILI
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Mag 20.-Fsour easy. with moderate
demand, at Geciar; up rhine wes,ern aud states
S4.750lS5; southern dull and d, cltLltS: common
TO ialr extra, s5.75Q:6.10; GOOD TO choice extra.
s6.15MtS.50. Wheat heavy and lower, with limited
t 4Ims - SE amber ' Western s si45@si4i
while western. Corn heiyy ard lc. lower;
$50 s54c. fer western mixed; s5@SoSc: .or yellow
mixed In siure. Oats heavy and nccidcdiy lower: 20
IA TIC. for mix: d western; 7Ga7 TOR wnte west
held at So. gold for Fjn. sugar qui,t Flee
qllleL aud uncnsnged. Tlliow firm IL $4,000.
Rosin em'l ut 81 o5&s265 fnr slraiasd 81 Tarpen-
mess beef quiet. Lard opened h,Avr aud closed
firm at 164;. tor prime steam. Wh!:Ery Without
decided change At Sl.2OS.I.2l. FreiShts HIM.
BALTIAORE.
BALTIMORE. May 2o-Four very outlet and dun un.
changed Whcnt III steady; baryianu amber,
sl.45@S1 As; others nrchanyed. corn very dull
southern white. 9Lc. yelo", SEC. western mixed,
dull dull. With only 'I' INIT ja5blng demand PorF,
i226S22.50. shoulders, On. ard teined. l6
0lGSr. cotrre que; ond n"m1na''y ugchIT 3G
'"'N CIHCINNATI.
C1ScTSNArI. May 90. -Flnnr duh. Corn steady
winter, I4Ic hetle. 15a@l SIC. Bacon steady;
shoulders. &c; cirar.rlo ana Gear, l23Gyl3Cs
Whisky seauy III 81 10
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-Flour unchanged. Corn
Hncon shoulders 9Ic.: ciear.rib 1875; clear
SIDES, 1880; hams sugar-curGd. &C.. Lar.i-Prims
steam, 5ac. ii-rre. &C.: k.g, l61c Whisky.
Sl.lJ. Bal gin2, 13@l34c.
@# 81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 20.-flour quiet and unchanged
closiig weak, with little Golug. Corn lower: No.
q x-d, CSC. Whiskev slcidy al Sl.2o. FORK.
>2l.75 I:acon unchanged; only order trade. Lara
dull ut So.
go. CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Corn buoyant ard iu'eitied; 20. mixed. 6S1acs
biz: rejected, G5%6sG6c FORK IN fair demand.
Lard, I4Ic. Whsk.y Ju:l III Sl.17. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
! FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SALES: One share Merchants aud Planters So
wings Bank stock sold ut o.

THURSDAY, May 90. 1875.
SALES: One share Merchants aud Planters Sa-
wings Bank stock sold ut "a.
G0td.-amerIcan gold. 115h bid
Maze Observation-Disclosures consos. 65it hid, Sc
asked: Virginia rOnsois. new. 42k bid. Is asked
'erest cert caits. 20 asked Virginia tax-recelya-
bile coupons. 90 bid. 90I5 asked.
cry Sscurities.- Richmond city S'5, 1044 bid,
IO54 asked: Richmond city 6's. S4ls bid S5a asked
7Sx bid; Norfolk city SIS, 81 bid; Norfolk city s,
70 Did: NJ ,nchesier SIS, IS asked; Manchester
bridge S's. S6h hid. ~
Rdiir"dd Bonds-v Virginia Central Railroad third
mortgage S's j and -. Slh hid; Virginia and Ten
ne:ste abroad second mortgage 65, j. and j., rs
bid: ouihside Railroad second mortgage preferred
Railroad first mortgage ~. J. and D., 103 asked ;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Mortgage rs. }. and j., 92 bid; Richmond, FreGe-
rlcksbuIg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 6s, J.
consolidated 6's, VI. and ", II hid.7 asked: Az
lanIa aud Richmond AIRLINE Rair DAD first mort
gage SIS J. aud j.. 55 bid 57S asked.
Canal Bonda.~ james River and kanawha Canal
hrst mortgage ca. N. and ~. 5S bid; James River
and kana~ha Canal second mortgage 6's, NJ. and
N. 37k bid.
Rdii'nnd Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Raiir.ad common. 100 Par. 60 bid, 70
asked; Richmond FrcIericksbure and Potomac
Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. so bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Richmond aud Dunvli!e Railroad, 100 par, l2S
asked: Piedmont railroad, 100 par. 1Ch bid.
Bank SG0ckS.-PlantcrS Fa:onal, l 90 par, 1O5x
bio, 10S asked: Merchants and Planters Savings, 25
par, 233 asked: citizens savings. 100 par, 95
ask"d Bank OF Commerce, 25 par, 25 bid.
Insurance CUmpunie Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc. rs par. 344 bid: Virginia State. rs par, 2j4
DID; t11y, l0Q par, 81 asked; Old DOMINION, 1Jd
NisceiLo ueous.-Old Dominion Steamship
Company, 90 par, rs asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
TuELOSDGS TOBACCO MARKET.
[John II. Gilliat 4 Co.'S Circnlar.l


LONDON. / CROSBY SQUARE, May 3, 1875.
The improved dem md noticed In our last c rcu-
lar continued curing the past month. Some of our
larger operators app. ard In The market and took
several hundred hngsheads CT wrSte, u stripe. Buy
irv. however, was by mean GENERAL The trade rs
body adhcring 10 their expressed intention OF
ayairtrg the r. suit of this Years planning bcfoIe
purch sing rrecls for stock.
The demand was =giin confined Almost entirely
% the better q,lIfieS OF sttIp:, Tor which our la
quotltiouS were paid
kumOrs Of dam 1Se TO tie plaut.bndS by II Os we're
clrcul lied carry in The month: hut, lack Ing con-
irmat:cn, they had very little effect OH the action
of buyers or settlers.
leaf Is In sucn small compass that transactions
were OF utces>itv limited. some fact .ry-dried
IF good coiCr and high reputation wa- pluCcd ut
OUTSIDE iigur". NOthicg Was do,e III Nj souri, OF
winch very few lots remain unSold III this market.
wr,uDrrs fD~ S"ui.i rurupe-;it IN ia I'D. Some
were also taken r trsnc at SU9d. with fair color.
Virginia it.f of NIL kin Is Is very scarce In strips
we do hot Lnow Of any lr,us"c lon
The deliveries Of siemmcnd tor the first four
mont s0f The yrar were l .JfS hogsheadS western
and 300 llog-ln:dS Virginia, iIclnGlng 200 ship.
ped t. Australia. showing nut little falling of rom
Dared with former seasons. sti!l win 4 SOCK In
London and Liverpool cquIt to two years cohSump-
ion wc can: 81 wonder III ihr hrsitatiou shown by
some rurton oil the rare in paI ing prices which
ar bi.e: IN future rather han any rc>eLt scucltl.
OroTATIOSS.- Firqinia lear Common. Cd
z b :: mild Ing TO good fair I!gl LII. : bfi%Lt
l;,rry. / OILS.
yiiginid Nemmed Common 10 middling. 9':gg
Id: good - lnr. ! l.Gbl5I
utsierR LeGt.-ordiha:y 10 good mldlin@ eN.
ports. 514Gl7'gl gnno 10 fine mIdhiIns GNpor'$.
7m SD; goCd and tine ana bright color, % li3N
I'D. o.
LOST: good 10 finr. l IN ! I'd Selections, l3d
Mar, land and ohio. 6G9'3''.
Nc.ruhrad and Caycud.il, GU1291Sd.
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

UNITED RAILROAD STOCk-fARDS.
MAY IS HOgs.-EccciptS. Laos head; ship
meut:, 42S head The maIk-t Is quiet; selling
common III S7MS7 10: fair TO medium, $1,000
S7.9U gOad. !SMSS 80.
CuHie.- Receipts, sos head: shipments, Sc heal.
The narkst Is rather dull, and quotations un.
cha gel.
SleeO-Hcceps, 1O6 head. The market Is quiet
and no change In prices.
UNITED RAILROAD STOCK-YARDS.
MAY IT, Cdtie.-R cepis for the week, 2.776
head shipments. 96S head: leIvltgu net supply
for home demand of l.70S head. III our last we
nst,d d, c'ie IF 2jr. er hundred In prices. he
market s ne" has ruled steady At the necliGc, hut
slow and quer. Ctmmon sell ut t3.50Gts4.25;
iair ana medium nj 81 7j6I 1925: good butcher
cute ut IS 600 &c. wi choice ana extra hi at
SG.25MSi 30. wrh few sales at the figures. hullS
steady al So 5O@l$4 for common 10 choice. Mich
cnws sell At i20lGS50 per head market quiet. Veal
elves In fair demand ~ 34.5OGS.7 for common 10
Gu, Ice.
HD1s-. rriv1ls forthe week foot up 5000, and
shipments 2,5GG. There was u trmrr aud stronger
feeling In the market To-day. AMI prices ruled gem
orally higher than al the cl &c last week. with cffer-
ings abput all o,rosed IL. The parlnanency " this
ADVICE il. IN our opinion esionable. II follow
Cd by fII receipts, we would anticipate depression
and CccliB,. The Improvement being uacable u
sources Gf Il local character principally. We quote
sale. of common Ia fair Il. a7GS7 %; coed IN
choice medium weights 81 50Gls7.75: extra, rs;
aud good 20 choice uuIch"r lois ut SSWsS 20. with
rrpurts Of Il few selected having brought 10 80.
ShetD-alnrkct sIeadv Mt 81 50MS6 for common
To good woollrd, and $3.7JMS4 80 tor sam" grades
of shcared, with Il few extra bringing s5.-1fnes.
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SEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY IS-N c.Itnckv leaf Is IN light demand !:
SAFES she -uo 'i'- a, ~ ~ 10 ,r. M r,.,S .nn
Dceh ~ ue ~ t y - crnti Ionur.-
uLa ~ M ~ 81; c,.c. - rrn,( P,uu.y-
t'ou , "a. - r,ns . In g., - S73 roil on
sa!,h "a ~ 9nli d." II tJvInt sn,rs are . so
neclicIt 40 oom IL Within H. ,s ,n unt,er
nnr, me,i. nj trt1e d 6 rot show any improve
Sorr u.e,t, tt xr,nncr Ism20c: bright nrapue:s
IOM6Oc: heavv shipping leaf. 7Gg22c.: cJfnmrn
~ .,oo IN &C. Iug, OIaG1 iIgr Tor good, and
on nc for common smokers yo6u. lJM25r.
'Eentvrs,, L,nC- Common Iuy- light 9l@fdl OIc..
ntnyv III s,G1I2c: COCA lugs. light 1I9I 2gc.,
neIyy l2aMl34c.; low leaf. light 12lNl3gr.,
hrayy l5.MI7c; good lear, lichl. 1890 &C..
hrayy lsmE2Vc. : ilne leaf. lieh 1860 1885,, heavy
G G.m s'e'' ''''@' '>"" ''0
IEn,,Inud Frosted So 5UMS7: souuc common,
- EuiwsS 40: good common. sS.5O@S9: mid
55,nn Ia E0nt11. pon1 10 lin. red, ii LASH;
imccv ri 5GLs20: uDper country, s7MS 25 :;
"rnu,d leaves I.cwJ seGrSll.
:" 0Ijo -Iuf.rior 10 g.l,n common, S7.50MS9;
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="
ARRIVED
steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chaudise ana passengers. q. alum; agent:
Sfamer j. w. kv.rmln, Plat, Philadelphis,
ME oh ndtse and passengers, ~ 1. f0rter, agent
.tc.r tr OH D0mInIop, Walker, hew YORK;
Schooner :. 2. Frankiin Moore. Orient, Long
IsIani. guano Eureka fiusno Company.
schooner Merchant SOr;h Carolina. Il 10. 70 orders
scht ouer s. r. w air, alexandra, plister. *
SAILED.
Steamer MISSIONER, skinner. Baltimore, mer.
chann,se and passengers. fo"hataa Steamooas
Schooner Annie F.. Moore. Phillips, City Point,
10 lord bark Toe S,amf.'rd. Gt. -
rchoo. err II. II. Fisk, Wizon, New York, coal.
Scb"ou,r i. j. Hamilton, xllis, New York, coa's
GervaS Siorrs, agent. ,.u,,..
schooner Agnes hiDDalier, Lyncn, fnllaoHpn.as
granite Curtis & Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool OH the TIN, bark Tarpeian,
From New York the 18Th. bark Brazinera.
MEMORANDUM.
schonrer pfte WATERS. Bar -es. from Richmond.
Va, for Rio Grande, which put Into Soilolk "a ols-
ress had cJn ole ted rrpairs aud was Ttaby TOT eA
Nav Is che could not rcshlp all her cargo hax,ln&
10 shut out SO barrels. Capt IN Barnes was ~ nen
mond on tos 10TH slngng ntures =, on tSs ga,
by telegraph so
NEW YORK, May 30 Arrived: Great Western,
Bolivia. r. Cxiiand. Arrived OUT Maio 81 1.sn-
xe,n sfy = Ell s f aa,,nnus mil a.ry Moise,
E,giia, t:enrraI sl.eiI-y, nouse IN Rights.
kEw YORK, hay 2e:-Easssd,n for saaEm nse
Rark John Lu1wlg, fros Bremen. bris SSesa~
mike nom usnarara: Mary NJ francis. i1oisa
ratIyis; schoor err Eliza *. nory, from hnsana>
Passed out: psEidin, for Rio; DIX "ses. 1sS's
'' Ed lrrRs MSsnog. Nay 20-Arriyed Ship
Heiye,ia n. ~ antwerp, nod DarS nas'hns iton-
Qq rhs fri|ae Colorado, from Port Roysi. arrived
here this evening" Alfxeii~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
General Markets.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

MAY lS-The mirk..t has been FAIRLY active,
with n consider abe amOunt OF sales In nearly al
lines from agents. The jobUcrs have closed out
large lines OF prints In light work at concessions
from toe quoted rates. -.sr
Brown sleellngs and slirtngs have been quiet and
sic .dy with Il fair aui"u,t VI 5 IleS.
Bletchcd shcrtngS and slIirtiDgS nave been more
arrive on slight r, duc;ionS. LIsanVltc A.d Nor
wich huYe been placed IL l2c.-a reduction oil Hc.
Lon ID, le have been made u. 12c, ana Lonsdale
c3lubrics at &C.. EacEs'o one. Dc. :nLd Hope 914c
OtnrI wise rricps ain nHcalnStd
Cotton duck has eod 10 Iair amount In nearly al
grades IT the rr.c"s quoted. a.,
Cotton twiu.s. ~arps. and bugs have been dui',
and prices unchanged.
Stripes and ricKs h .yr been moving more freely,
and prices rem IN $tel"!.
DENNIS have been gu ct, with put lew sales IL
regular rats
Print cloths have been dull at yesterday quota
lions. so
new dark desixns are Irpl. american MEs. hsht
work have teen made ~ Sc. IN. nlher des!Snsre-
main at the uu 1fci rates. spr gale > plmks, S5c:
faucies. ST.. less per CENT; shrt'rSs' Tac. hch-
lnnDd> are unchanged.
WOolleus have men moving SLOWLY IN hcaVy
goods 10 he city ard nearby trade az tui prices.
Foreign goods have shown 4 hetttr tone INN Oh
Moud V. and prices r. lna'lI steady.
One iIrm made L large IN ring OF whl'e goous'
Iacts &C. to L good atteH dance. ana realized prizes
puuvaleui 10 those Of last eek. Yearly IN entire
otferilg was closed out. Z he same hrm cncrcd
small lot of dress 81 Ks, which sUli at satisfactory
prices-Journat IF Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
sr 1n1r1s uoKsEN AND MULE MARKET.

SAY lT.-R0rSes.-The demand for fair 10 good
SIR, ct,lS and wurEcrS from southern and eastern
buvrrs was fair ard liberal. owiug 10 III renSon Of
fl IN. r. now being empoyed and ~ so use Tor their
ock, the con-, qirnce !, that receipts have been
light. Lrcai drIuan j. likewise liberal, when his
also TO 90 uu.uppii.d Prices for these grades are
Sliif.
,fules.-Sl ~ ardqulei for want Of supplies. The
sou: hcrii demand IL gooh blncky mules li1t raj,
which cXhIu,s The sraut supply as fast as offered
Trans 4 IONS in this class al sock were l2lii du-
rirg the past week. We quote horses ana mules as
stfndv At the following rIuE":
Horses Auction horses and DOnies. goot, S2OGD
$50 plug horses. iair. $3.50 $50; plain common
snm II ri horses. SGtaS70: plIin h.avy workers..
sl4U: eastern siIcefers. extra. f11Jt4Sl3O; ST.
i.tu,s strcrHtrs, S9UQysl2O. good heavy "or kr1s,
Sl10u$l3O: extra DR. ught, SlS04S30O: choice
extra uraiIgni, wiIh0u; Llru i and sound weighing
frCm $50 To l,5UD pounds. ~ s4WSl9 30: tXtra
iuncy driving hcrs,s. good actin. ,l75nrz35;
200 matched pairs for carriages. S350UH60O.
Broke Mt!ey-l3H Ia II bands ugh, s31W 80;
II 10 IL: an,.s nigh. $500 800; 14a 10 10
hun, high. >iO0Msl20; Is ~ 1873 hands high,
aI.25mSl.35: 154 To IL banos nigh s14OD
- 90: It, /" l e.: ntnds nigh, Sl.6OELSl 70.
Uubroke Miles, Quotations On all grades are
81 Gm,S ) ~ head less thon those OF broke nuirs:
Cnb ukc mules, to be salablr, mn be tat. Fat
NUTS toar years old and Hnder, SELL al SlO0:l5
les than olcer muies.-Imes. ..,.'..