davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
Passenger list per steamship Hudson

passenger list per steamship Hudson,
Captain E. v. eager. for New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moulton, Miss B. Moul-
ton, Master E. Moulton, Master A. Moulton,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. TourRe, Mrs. j. D. De-
negre, Miss NJ. Dene9re, Miss l.. Denegre,
Miss Louisa Denegre, Miss A. Denegre,
George Denegre, Captain T. II. Ellis, Mrs.
O. A. Andrews ana daughter, Hy. Gardes,
j. NJ. Lewis, Sister des Agnes, Sister Joan.
nice, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jary. II. Chesnee,
John McPhelin, F. A. Reeves, P: Nouvet,
Mrs. c. D. Sturtevant, two children and
servant, Mrs. A. Zeregs, Miss M. Zerega,
Master F. Zerega, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chap
man, Mrs. DR.. Chopin, Miss Chopin. C.
j. Silverstein, Mrs. Geiger and three child
rem, B. Palmer. e. Dobell, L. F. Berie, w.
P. Converse, Jr.. F. f. Converse, w. w.
Converse, H. H. Converse, and twelve in
the steersge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Chartres street, stood as follows, July 10:
At 8 A. NJ, $40; at P. NJ, 800; at P. NJ,
900. Lowest point during the night of July
Is, 80. Rain July l8, one-tenth of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
The Sum Cholera Remedy.

The hot season revives the necessity of
having at hand a good cholera mixture,
and none has been proved more effective
than the one published years ago by the
New York San. This consists of equal
parts of tincture of opium, red pepper,
rhubarb, peppermint and camphor. It is q
remedy for summer complaint, diarrhea,
cramps in the bowels and similar ailments,
and affords almost instant relief. The dose
is from three to ten drops for child, &C.
cording to age, and ten to thirty drops for
an adult, according to the severity of the
Brooklyn argus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
Southwest Pass.

SOUTHWEST PASS, July l9, 1876.
TO Captain 6. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers.
United States Army:
Depth of channel at mean low tide, six
teen feet six inches. Least width for that
depth, eighty feet. High tide at A. NJ.
height above mean low tide, three feet.
Depth OF channel at high tide nineteen feet
six inches Bottom hard.
CHARLES II. ELWELL,
Master of the Essayone,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
Fortunes frOlic,
Fortunes frOlic,

Fortunes frOlic,
Fortunes frOlic,
fortunes frolic, Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Opera House,
Opera House,
Opera House, July 90.
July 90.
July %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20

The position of the Southern independent
journal 10 to be for Tilden until Hayes is
elected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
Time flies.
Time flies,
Time flies.

Time flies.
Time flies.
Time flies.
But one week.
But one week.
But one week.
Golden drawing,
Buy ticket. Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
Markets by Telegraph.

$50 bales ar 1918 Size: southern flour quiet
anu nneh.used Mhea, d1i; prices wi,h0ut de-
Corn Arm and moderately active; CSC. for er AIDED
mixed; 64Ac for new yellow southern. Oats quiet
sar auiet aid heavy for fr to soodre.
dining: s14c. for prime; I Lice. for Mu:cayado;
BIC. for centrifugal refined unchanged. holasses
Tnand Tailow heavy at 94@9Sc. Rosin aud tur..
pentine dull. Pork frmer; new, S2l 20. Lard
e2 rm at Fehs ssad
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Flour steady. Wheat
ouiet. Corn-Sou.h"rn steady; western active. Oats
auiet aud unchaugef. Coffee unchanged. Whis-
Key steaoy at $l.llGSl.ll]a sugsrqulct and easier
~ ~ ivy A'7~' CINCINNATI.
CrScINSATI, February 3.-tlour steady with
moderate dlsnand. Wheat quiet and steady At
81 25@sl.3J Corn quiet ana hfm; snuae: 4SS
o'''e iDmand at soc. Pork strong aud higher ut
IN " firm an' n far uIaams sg TarT
f 555 sss: ksi:ls. 1gg.s.y. 1,as'' 't''
nomieaIy 7H4 nc. for shoulders, IoNG / sc. and
11@1 &c. for Clear rib and clear sides. Green
mcnIs in good demand Whisky in fair deinandat
$l.05.
ST. LOUIS, February 3.-Flour dun and I'M
ehapee1 Wheat higher and inactive; No red vim
slow; NO. mixed, 3aYQ3Stc. oats Inactive;
No. q 354c. Barley and rye-nothing doing. Pork
higher at 5000. Lard firruer and held higher;
asked; sil.so bid; Bulk;
17Hc. clear rib. 0asc.; clear sides, 10ac. Bacon
firm and unchanged Green mfats-N0thipR doing.
Picked laps firm a, 1lN@l2Ac. Whtskey dull;
AominaIly SI.05.
~ LOUISVILLE, February 8 -Flour dull extra fall
s4.25aS4,50; extra family, $4.75Gs6 fancy,
SO 75@S725. Wheat active aud higher at l05@
1925 Corn and oats quiet and unchanged. Rye dull
ut 75c Provisions excited and higher. Pork,
S2l .5Ul 522. Bulk Inc ats-Shoulders &c., clear rib,
ikc.; clear sides. II &c. Bacon-Shouders, 940
9kc.: clear rib and cienr sides, l2aq 12kc. Lard
Prime, 1876; keg, l5c. Whiskcy quiet and frm
at$1.C5.
" BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-The cattle market
during the past week has b:cn moderately active at
unchanged rates: very best, 6sG16He; rstquelity,
41ip5Sc. |; medium OF good fair quality 3KlI4Ac.;
srdinary Thin steers oxen. and cows. 34c.: most
sales at 4l5ic; receipts, 507 head; sales, .056
he I'd. Hogs have been quiet and heavy; range, 9HY
Okc. receiDfs,4 900 head. sheep have been Gull,
and prices are u shade lower; range, 4h98H,i
pts, l 1875 head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

British provinces has disappeared to north
east. Barometric depFessions now exist
over Michigan and Louisiana. Threatening
and rainy weather Is prevailing IN the CUR
States. turning into snow thence northeast
wardly to the Lower Lakes and Lake Huron.
Generally cloudy weather in the Atlantic
States, with northeast 10 southeast winds,
rising barometer, nortbwesterly winds. Gold
and generally clear weather IN the Northeast.
The Ohio and Cumberland rivers have con-
tinued falling. The Mississippi has risen
about three inches from Cairo TO Ficksburg.
Weather Probabilities.
WAsBiNGToS. February al the South
AtIaptic and Middle States, falling barome-
ter, rising Temperature, and easterIy 10 south
erly winds will prevail, with snow from
Virginia north, and rain southwark, followed
during Friday by rising barometer, brisk
north to west winds, cold and clearing
weather.
VariOns items.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-The Appro-
priations Committee have reduced the esti-
mates for Notifications from 100000 to
100000.
D. W. Flanagan, of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed assistant journal clerk of the House,
and John Rudd reading Journal clerk.
There was short executive session Of the
Senate to-day, but no combinations are re.
ported.
The judiciary Committee. at the Execu-
tive session OF the Senate to-day, reported ia
voraby on the nomination of Billings to the
United States district judgeship for Louisiana
uice Durrel, resigned. No action was taken
by the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
rrw WORK CATTLE MARKET.

ErRPrARY l-Beeres-Fresh receipts 8
car-lna,Is or 226 head. but there was no trade OF
consequence aud no change In the condition OF the
MARKET Dressed beef was selling slowly ut So
IOhc q b. for common 10 prime native beer side,
and Ia Nc for prime and extra native beef sides
from siau! hter- house.
TILres.-Frcsh offerings were 100 head, part
crassers aud part mik-:ed yeals. Ordinary to
nrIme milk. fed yeals were In moderate Teques. al
90 O,c. u h., with few coarse Veas soIo AT &c.
fair rrasseIs wer- selling at 4c. fa ID Among the
sales were l2 ~ unit Holly veal', 200 D' average,
al DC "a b.; 3 Mount Holly vrals, 800 its., Of
&c.: and 20 Mount Holly yeals, 23V 10 4uu Ds.,at
NJ; uRd Lambs.-Fresh Offering. were cSr-
IesCs or l 1868 lead For prime and extra sheep the
demand was fair III full prices, out Tor common
and ordinary grades there was no Improvement
and the market was SLOW at yesterdays prices.
Common TO prime sheep SOLO ~ o%0 re. e. 10 ,
with 3 CARLOAD, Of iae h9ntucky sheep, Ito bs.
average. NJ. s7s14 q 100 bs Dressed mutton
ruled duh at 7Ml9Ec ~ d. ...,. a.. w.,
tucky sheep, 116 tts. average: at Sl79Sls.23
100 lbs; 100 Otio she,p, 30 lbs average, al osc;,
$50 Ohio sheep. 80 bs average at pc IVY 0 o
sheep. "a lbs. AVERAGE at s5MS5 s!4 y Ivy 10;
2C5 Ohio sheep, II t5. average At DC: ioa s,nic
sheep, 80 nts. average, at S5Ms5.SlS u Ivy IDS. ,
494 Ohio sheep 90 fDs. average, at 6hc.' 90 state
sheep, lO4 fs. average, 1T TIC; l54 Stare shesp'
105 lbs. average, ut TIC; % state sheep, lOo d.
average, At 7Ec.; 81 state sheep lO2 bs aFe,aSe,
at 7c. 81 Illinois sheep, SO D.. average; al o'sc.
and 7S Illinois sheep, 81 h., average, At 6sc: /,
hogs, all or which were consigned direct 10 siaugI-
terers. None for sale alive. Dressed noes were
1Imer 1T 9isll1 0hc. 81 H. for city; 9S99;1c. ioE
weStern.--vTOlTHQL of COIamer.e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
accidcn. tn "a snow-piough.

MlDDLETowS, n. Y, February Am &C
cident happened yesterday on the New York
Midland railroad Just east Of Wes;tield Flat,
6fty.seven miles west OF this city. y n engine
driving a snow plough, after opening the
road banked with snow in sullivan county.
vas proceeding to Norwich ahead of the
mail train. When within few feet of The
bridge over the Wi!Iwem4c river the plough
left the track and Knocked down the bridge.
The plough aud cngiae went into the river
and turned over. There were nine men on
tie plough and engine, all of whom were
bruised and cut, but not seriously. Those
on The engine were more or less scalded by
the steam. There was imminent danger OF
the mail train running into the wreck, but 1t
was sigraled in time and stepped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

- .
shat: Northern, s24nGsa.o 90 p nan Of as ns.
Sr!ndstones: 1KGszxc. 4astD.
LsgSFfce.
Licortcs Pame--J. e. Il CO.. tic: r. B.. 23c.
A. o. O.. &c.. TX, & Co.. 24c.: r. s., 21c>s Anchor
27c.: a. G. -. 26c.: q. H., CSC.
Lumber. StaTes. Etc:
Lumber: White oak. S14.s0 " 1000: Wssferr
Virginia poplar. s15mS25 % 1000: white pine
S356S76 - 900. YeIo-V nina boards. 8l0E&l4
totst. 81 2dSlS. according to lengths. sI1nzses-
Pine. s2.5O4S5: cypress siX-iEch. S7.500g1Z3G
Y 1000. Laths-Sphr, II 90; sawed. 92GS22 20 y
f.eOO.
acknowledgements ttu.bey. green. s1sGa0
barre, timber. AGaIf7.50 Il 1000. flonr barrel
poles, STA go: hogsheaa hoops, no demand: hick-
orr honR, $3.50.
R1gs--tlixed cotton, 3xc.: white. 4fGoc.: wool.
len, 80 &c
Liquors, Wines. SIC:
Ale Scotch. best brands, DinIs. S2@S2-15 @
dozer. gold
Rsct:nea Whisksys: Market quiet. proof, nomi-
nal NJ s1.30@s1.35.
Rye Whiskrss: ,iedum. sI.5oGeS2: ppre old,
82fSS4: Virginia Mountain, new. S99as2.3O; old
R2.5Dtg&S. "a and upwards.
Gin. Domestic, 81 .25MJ2: imported. 20 case.
: RrG7idtss Domestic. s1.25RiS2: fruit B1.36H
sl.50: spple. new, s2.25@s3; Virginia peach,
Rum: New Englano. sl.e5Gsl.s5;, Janaics
and santa Cruz, s4G1S6.
MiiI.Feed.
Satpstu6: S5c. n bushel.
BrOle1stuF: 3(lG35e. u busne
Shorts: 25G30c. y bushel.
Wheat Bran: 2O@25c. " bushel
Corn grnn: 10000. q busheL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

A TEST CASE UNDER THE CrylI-RieHrs ACT,
A suit was begun in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday by Augustus D. Leighton
against William Birch, David 5. Wambold.
and Charles Backus, the proprietor OF the San
Francisco Ministries Theatre. The plaiutiff,
who is n negro, alleges that on December 30.
1875, aud January q, 1875, he purchased
tickets for that theatre, and on presenting
himself for admission, his tickets were taken
from him. bis money was returned, and he
was not permitted to enter the theatre. Under
the civiI.rlghts act, which was approved
March !, 1878, it is claimed that the defend
ants are indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum
Of $500, and action is brought TO recover
that amount. The defendants attorneys are
Pullman 4 Sexton, who intend TO make this
a test case under the civil-rgh,s act, and II
Necessary they will carry it to the Supreme
Court Of the United Statcs.-Nesc York 1ri-
buDp Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
LYSCuBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 3l.-Hecepts the past week were larger
than the week previous, though not so full as was
expected. The market Is act,Tr. and some improve
menl In prices, especially Tor wrappers. Good yell
low aud dapplei wrappers are wanted, ana would
command good prices. Hut very little OF such Is
selling. and fine xtra yellow is being offere at
all. Good, rich Shppirg Is also selling 1T satisfac-
tory prices. We quote:
PriminqS-ln.erior aud common, o0c G$l so:
good and line. S1.75GSS.
Lugs.-Infprior and common, ~ 50@*3. 80 !;
good dark and fine. S4GS6: medium and good yell
low, $500 50; fine yellow smoklns, SlO@SlS';
extra. none selling.
LeGf-lnfcrior and common. So 75G' 5 Is; me-
nium good AID miScd, S6hn 20: good dark and
red. So J0NGsl1; ine dark aud red, Sl1.3OHl
Sl3. rs; common and medium yellow, $500
Sl2: good yellow wrappers. $ Gs1S fine yellow,
S20GIS33 extra ane yellow, none selling.-Ns3g6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
THE ENGLISH RITUALIsTIC MOVEMENT.
Briefs.

BosToH, February 3.-New Hampshire
railroads are INSTRUCTED by falling trees.
The weather yesterday was the seVerest ever
known.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Robert Co.
been, yice-president of the Reading and
Philadelphia railroad, and Appointment IRON
merchant, is dead "a - : - !"
/; LEBANON, Pa, February3.-.A tramp who
took refuge in q stone quarry was killed by
q filling tree, during the storm yesterday.
BosTos, February "a petition has been
filed before the register 10 bankruptcy for
placing Winslow, the abseonded torger, In
bankruptcy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
nEw YoKk mo-, MARKnT.

FEBRUARY 1.-The most important feature or
the arket this week Is the sale Of 5000 tons Nos.
and 2 Allentown to Albany and Troy stove man.
ufacturers at $23 and $2l respectively; aside from
this business Is limited 10 small lots from yard,
mock, $3l; Summarize, S31@.31.60; Coiness,
s32; Gartscherrie. 1890: Egnlon, S29.60;
8 iaa ~ for forge. R.is ii s45asae for
American steel rails, S65HS67. Old rats quoted
nominally al S20MS22. Wrought scrap, S30G$31.
Refined bar-stOre prices are: Bar, Swedes. ordi-
nary sizes, $130@$l4 40 bar, refined, y 10 2 iuch,
round and square, To inches by % 10 inch, $50
bar, refined, y 70 9 by and 5l6 inch. 500 bar,
refined. l and * by and 5-l5, s65: large rounGs,
2XI2S to 3AG4 inches, So 0@*75; scroll, s77 so
af122.50 oyas AMI half-roundS, n72. 50Gfs2. 81
band. 10 inches by 3-16 TO No. ~. s72.509
$3.50; horseshoe, $3.50 800; rods, asG3-1 Inch,
S62 DumsI lU hoop, * 0Y No. % 70 and IL by l3
and Il, $50. @S1S $50: nall. rod per pound; TX
0sc.; sheet, Russia. 12G12hc, god.-JoarRdt 0
{o.II Dlgrep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
AHc Ireaf WinG-storm Tuesday Night
-Otd Frobs. Warned Baltimore.


u jan tic ha'.i!hor" tra2 .ttc Of Thursday
His latitude va, visited Yesterday morn
~ AZ "a early hour by wind-Storm which
l.. Is Violence and The extent of the damage
i..'t'd on property in various sections of
-, NY mas scarcely ever been cqualled
"',~.A me memory OF the coolest inhabi-
s"",' N"inS 70 Tue absence Of persons
- me street. a! the time the storm pre-
'""vvo thrFe were no accidents involving
@1"''t 1hlAry recorded, and the damage TO
.'"f"'H was much less than would have
AREA Il lhc wind had been accompanied
IAN. 1t is Impossible to accurately
.',.'.o The amount Of the damages
'~'C'b1a, but u there was no instance Of
., a.! 'ar=e value i. may BE- safely asserted that
.L' ">st.2aic will not exceed so, 900. The
-! We storm seems to have been very
f-,,,'',Nt' The Geographic dispatches received
,,' '~ '1tIols points indicating much such 4
""' u lhlng, similar to what was eXpe-
.~I'" mere. Tue storm lasted compara-
''! snort lline. At II O'Clock Tuesday
CEN 91' 'Av wind "as mildly blowing from the
a,1E7'', ihciinlnG to the south. Suddenly;
- ,'''A and : o'clock yesterday morning,
g' {" around 10 the northwest, and, blow-
'''4'o>' gale, struck the city from Lha, d.
49,, 'DG' Shortly before A. ii. the Storm
s"t n'"'Aes It's greatest height and velocity,
49, ""' travelling al the rate Of from thirty
:, ~ ~ ~ iolty miles an hour. A wind blowing
!, .S,S. q rate forces a pressure OF from six
D,S4' POUNDS 10 square foot of surface,
hr.I,.'' more ttan human being can make
I,rl,""'S aSalu't. On Tuesday morning the
81, >, .'1"f Stood at 1919, and at IL L. N. at
rYo',,, ID'Alng fall OF S7.100!hs of an inch,
fr I', - - something Of rare occurrence. No.
NV ;, VI IhG rapid fall of the barometer and of
o.s P'"aching storm was sent 10 the Signal
tnr ',r mere iseIa headquarters at WASHING.
~ - "h" the storm si9nsi was hoistcd at 8
49, 49, giving Vessels at this port six bours'
20, a'ns and ample time to Inake nrenara-
'''h9 oGuipst the storm. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY l.-7obacco.-In Kentucky leaf there
is Il limited joJbing demand ana moderate export
trade; sales are go hogs0eaGs at SGl7c.; seed
leaf fairly active; sales 100 cases seed lear, sun
dry lois. at To Csc: So cnsns Kew Fnglsnd, 1873
crop on private terms: cases ohio, 1874 crop,
at 7Sd Ike; 10 casts OHIO. 1873 crop, on private
terms; SO cases Wisconsin. 1874 crop, on pri vate
terms: 100 cases State 1874 crop, on private
Nsw Eus s. 5st crop s
leaf has fairly active distributing business with
generally steady market; quoted at 2O@35c for
m rk 'S Sv 5s r
and 6!a&Sc. tor luss 4 he quotations are:
KentWrtg Leqc- Common Tugs, light 6G7e..
SssSc 'e co Hi leaf, light ssa i5e.. heavy 81
@I0lc. medium Leaf, light l0EGDl 1c., heavy on
6tl2c.: good leaf. light lS9l3c, heavy l24g|
SELECTIONS. light l6t017c., heavy l7022..
MuryiGnd.-F Frosted, $4Gsi50; sound conf
mon, $5@S3.50; good common, $StgS5 % mid
ding. ss@s9; good to fae red, $9@sil fancy,
s saSss new. $ sSgSf o"A'' '''''~s-'
Ohio.-lnrerlor TO good common, so@t7; green;
ish aud brown S7(s$7 so; medium 20 ine red, 20
m$lO; common TO medium spansied, $7@s9;
line sn,ngled 10 yellow, slo@s15. ,.oo,
s45: assorted lots, 81 2@S23 seconds Il OnSl2;
filters, i6G$S. Pennsylvania assorted lots, VI 60
S25. New York ASSURED lots, good To fne sl2p
sls: NV YORK assorted lots, common, $o0sl l.
rrnp IF iS74.~Ncw England wrappers, ship
wrsppers' fine. S25 Gl35 seconds, filters,
selections, s6A$s; seconds andners shipping s9ts'
New York assorted lois, common, $7@S9. ohio
assorted lots, $6.5O9$S. Wisconsin assorted lots,
IS. 50@$9. soae,u,
ylou filters fair, s7aM 9Oc.; Havana iilleTs. fine,
y5c OSLO: Yara-I and ii cut, assorted, s5a9Oc.
Muaufac: urti.. Black work, common and me-
dnn, la bond, 14M17c.: good and fine, In hon!l,
IS@2Oc. bright work, common an1 medium, In
n,,r,, 1920: good and linz. m bond, 24@42c.
VV' Ihhpr crude Mind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

was Whiting, MeK ems q Co. enc OF tf5es farsest
clothing houses Theresa ..ft sdved corIcer
billie esiina,ed &C oyer ss0 90. 900. 9hey we're
the goods they bought In December The four months,
time only hogan todly. This Is one OF the besuiss
The propo ed notifications OF the tariff attrscted
wonderfully little attention, IL seemed 10 be gene
rally cot sdeSed that se measure n ever passed,
wouli reuder any t,sotfsi spent upon * now mere
waste OF ume, white those WHO did thnk abort II as
all APPEARED to entertain opinions wisely dive Ia
character Ono thought caDataf iCes 70 get peo-
PIE 10 switch OF from che old quarrel between
North ana souis which was renGwec by Hill and
thought II IL pas:e6 u was immense stride ir the
right direction. Oshers, again, thorxht Ia the very
acme % stnpiGltyma paisry Day Of hnocoIabe 70 go-
thought 1t The haiehs OF idscretion 10 tanner with
the existing farif. especially ut the present time.
vored ana domestic nnanufactures hsmpcrrd any
more who already wereexporfsDg goods nc cost In
order to relieve the marker! While Tasss were sink
They thought 1t might be well 10 let Ia raw aate-
rial cheap bur that foreign manufactures should be
kept out In facr there were all shades OF opinion
from The extreu est reeIrade and prohiLition.pro.
lection poi nts of view.
Prints were moving moderately.
Print cloths were drfner aud steady. For extra
64.ssusres 4Sc. was offered aud refused, and 3ac.
was the asking price. II may be interesting tD note
that Governor pp OF Enoas isa Is esam sn, IN
dies In Rhode Island. He might have ndded 10 the
list 5ZsIR0Q spindles I'm Connecticut, %, 900 In
are controeS i by Rhods Isp;nd csniia,-Uripaing
he total belonging 10 the little State up to
600 sptndles-
selling steadily IL small parcels.
There was no chacge In cotton goods OF any de-
Foreign goods were slow.
An experimental cfferpg Of white gaods went or
very successfully as did the reguiar ss'es of wool
ters-Journdt Of Commerce..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04
Fire II, New Yarit.

NEW YcRk, February 3-Last night fire
broke out in the press-room in the rear part
of the fourth door of buildings Ncs. g3 and
81 Beekman street, which was extinguished
after causing slight damage. 1t again broKe
out this morning, and completely Quilted the
two stores. The store in No. 70 was occu-
pied By Theodore Rycbecher, importer and
manufacturer of druggists sund,ies, whose
loss is about $1,000. Clement & ssockwelI.
dealers in paper and playing cards, occupied
the store in No. 30, and lose $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

moon beLs........ A.oo 800. t1soo
PORT OF RICHMOND. February 8, 1875.
-, ARRIVED.
steamer Alliance, Carr, PHILADELPHIA, ucrchan-
disc and passengers, w. z. Por.er, agent.
steamer Wyauoke, Couch New YORK. IaerchAn.
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen Il Co., agents.
b. SAILED.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, u,er.
chan,li,e and passengers, T.. Il. Tatum. agent.
steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc aud passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED poE THIS Port.
Schooner Edward Blade, Soper, New York, Japa.
schooner AddIe F. Ames, Achorn, Portland, Jan-
sary 9Th. ,, , 10,
more, January 18Th.
25,h. o,.v po..,, J,n-
ul Brig Katie DAM, Robinson, New York, January
9th. c,s,.s, pos,on fsnu.
AIRY 29h. ,.o,vxsyrn
The direction OF the Bureau peritas has just
nnhlished the following statistics OF maripc oinas-
iers reported during the month VI November 1000
ssiine vessels reported lost--yiE,,, 20 English,
60 Amertcau, IS German, IA srench, IL Ltaiant
II Norwegian, 10 Dutch; s%edis ccaf. RIesn
Por,ase s' Rassian. turkish, and g Of Which
the NATIONALITY Is nnkuowu-toiai. 2to. In tnis
number are Included II ssilag vessels rePsfse"
missing. 80 si...,o,.-.f I,
American, German Brazilian, ] Dutch, Nus.
stan, OF which the nationality Is askn0Nn-lotals
Is. In:this number are ipciucea s!eaineis 10
p y ''''s BY Telegraph.
NEw YonK. February. 81 Arrived Benefactefs
Old DomtnioA. New York. New Orleans.