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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-12

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GANG MILLS,
AT NORTH McGREGOR,
Are nov In full blast for ths Centennial
year. and ~ Wish Osay 10 our m.ny pat
rons IN The Nsrthwsa. that our faclll'lss for
th~ mAnufactwsc VI
j. EMB Err
or ALL KINDS.
ii larger than ever. having added largely
10 oMT Mill TIE rass winter Our several
yards viii always ~ supplied With ! full
NssOrt meat U select frce.
OMf FVNo1AtMg 11eeecoOff,
I'i0OrsME, and N1AtDsK
are al ktlse Dried.
nnf stock viii embrace full assortment
II asns.aawri Lumber ~ follows
LUMBER
All lengshs and sIsss.
uO.iKnN \. Hl.vs('l.v'G,
All lengshs and sIses.
Flooring and Siding,
EMrMlsAtnR Lsssssbrr
.9ytsD CEILfsv'G, I..11N,
NxHIJV4GLEN,
PICKETS. BASH. DOORS,
BLINDS 4 BUILDING PAPER.
W. viii atre special lslls1e-
CtoN 70 Al9octng A10eog Tim.
bera and JOiSe,
" ali Almsnslsss. ~ Dridgss. Daras, and
u0Meoes b080Sv eOl0 ~ W. ~ IsUeu -
Wholesale rates, and Loaded On carr fret
" charge, - orr Mllls, 0ss cur whole
sale pviess -
CAN RATES AND SAVE TIN
MtDDLEMAN'B PROFITS.
": - y. Ey4nenetee2,
Ssmsl NORTH l1CG0B0Oe
RoD'r. PMxLAx, Agent, Crcsco.
T1aE CeNTGNTIAL
SAD ID LIE
AND
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-12

Springfield. MaAs., May 1.-The
hsav West MILL fatl1ss that wssssrs
Massachusetts, hss ~ sssn u shas d
Harvey. Arnold I Co. " ths North
Adams print works. shutting W their
MILL, that " Oallsp. lloughloa =
Hn,sh, and n. II. Arnold = o., 81
North Adaus; ths Willismssswn msn.
siasturing company q Wlllismstsws;
The North l'ennal manufast urlne cen.
pssy. 81 ronnal. vssment. and the
Asnoldsyills MILL o. Boush AJams.
The ssgrsgats liabilities Will probably
reach over one million dollsrs, and
he assets ,nsssly unsalssbls property,
costing probably one million aud ! ball
Of dollAts.
Twelve hundred operatives srs
shsswn cut " snplsymsnt. specie -.
sumutiuu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-12

RIO ~ - hsms. Asssts wasted.
XA6 OstAt end tevns ftFs True 4
CO. Augusta. Maine falvl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

JANUARY IT, Lumber Trade was moderately
active at the yards on yesterday, and no new fea.
lures were developed. Prices were firm, and we
again quote:
First aud second clear. s40@f42: second clear. 10
lect, inch, 325G$2S: wagon-box boards, 13-Inch
and upwards, select. S35@$40: stock boards, A,
$34aS3S; stock boards, B, s25Gs27; stock boards,
$l1Gs12; fencing. Sl2d$13; je!st and scant-
ling, 30 to "a feet, 81 2Gl$16; joist, 90 and 81
feet, $14G$l6; flooring, first and second clear.
s9O@s33; flooring. first common, rough, $685.
ond common, dressed, S25G527; siding, first and
dressed. SIS.
Ttmber.-sawed, ~ to Is feet, s13@s1e;
Shingles; sawed 4, per 1000, s2.75@ss.
On 1rack.-shingles on cars sold at the annexed
prices a or star, $2.50@s2.52h; No. ] sawed.
when transferred which charge follows the shingles.
Thlckness-Flye shingles to be TWO inches In
thickness.
Length-Sxteen inches
trade Is fair at the annexed range Of prices:
IVhiteaoood.-1 TO 4 inch o. N, S35; box boards
"a" q NJ, $40; box boards. .' b " a N, $50 ave-
elgh'hs g D., $50; common q y, sLss@s2s:
rough. u II, 49, poles dry, each Soc. :,
0dk.-l 10 4 inch, clear, each Soc; reachers and
holsters, each 40c.; common plank ~ N, $3.50,
Hickory.-1 to inch ~ VI. s45@$50; axles, 4x5.
set sl.25; axes, shS4S, per set, III; axlcs, SKA,
Black Walnuss;I inch first and second, DRY.
choice selected, y n, S6Ses$70; 1hto inch U Ms
Butiernus-7 n, s45@$5o.
Mdpie.-ChOlce, first and second, ~ N, $50 :coni-
mon n NJ, sls flooring, clear and dry, q ii, $50
inn
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

JANUARY 1s.-Flour.-we quote q very quiet
market for past week, with light transactions.
Patent 50 25 Wech's best family. ss. Is: Bridge.
water, IS rs: Purity (city mills), 1915; Excel
slor family, 1913; fancy extra tcity nllsl. 1925
nS7.75; sauehter's best extra family, $500
SIS rs: fine, zone.
Corn.-Tlie market under review the past week
has been qIiet. Sales during the week OF 10000
bushels. We quote nominay at 55Gl56c. for
mixed and white.
Outs-The market is steady with fair demand.
Sales during the week of 1890 bushels at 5lkc.
Whedt.-Market dull aud nominal.
Pednuts-Haye lost none OF their activity at any
time during the week everything that has been
offered for sale promptly met buyers. Prices show
some advance over last wees there having been
with $3.50 readily paid In the majority OF sales In
running lots st good % prime average qualities, the
sales to-day being los bags at ~ 30; 81 bags ut
sI.65, and 50 bags ut 90c.@Si.35@$1.40. The
2,367 bags.
Peas-Blackeyps have dropped In price little
this week, but at 80 last sales, they began again
to move with more freedom. Blacks are rather
more inquired for, and not many arriving; 500
Soc. generally obtained. Mixed peas range from
7O@S0c.; CLAWS, prime. 9Oc I
.SHingte8.-The market is veiy quiet Common
2o.inch heart, ,s5@s9 SO: 20 Inch saps, $40
$3.50; 24.inch heart, $l2@s16.5O; 2f.inch saps
sSM$1O.5o. Aim
cult to Fl, ct st extreme low prices. We quote them
dull at the following figures: W. o. pipe. $70; culIs
$50; W. q. hogshead, $50; culls, 1926; W. Q. head
Ing. $50; culls, $25; K. o. hogshead, S32; culls
SpirtsrWhlskey, 81 .2O@s4 % gallon.
1ur.-MarktI very dull and Well supplied. We
Truck -lrishpotatoes, northern. S2@s2. so; vir.
Onions yellow. Sa.75; red, $3.50 % barrel Ap
les, northern, S4.25NS4.75 Viryfntun.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

..... JANUARY 20, $40.
The offerings at auction on Change to. day were
II packages, Of which SO were sold at prices rang
Ing from $3.50 to S25 so. Bids on 35 packages
rejected Market heavy and breaks inferior.
The breaks to-day were 76 hogsheads IS tlerces
and boxes.
The ST. Lonis Globe talks Of the crop Of Virginia
as $4,000 hogsheats. This seasons crop will
amount TO 10000 hogsheads In all probability II
Is estimated at that by parties who have taken a
great deal of trouble to find out.
The Richmond tobacco market has been devoid OF
Interest during The past week. The receipts have
been chiefly mixed tobaccos ard COMMON A few
hogsheaas Of new Jugs have been sold at from SIS to
$3.50. Light wrappers are worth from l ) to soc.
bright smokers, 12 TO 20c; bright filters - to Sc
The breaks last week comprised 525 boasbeads
l27 tiercss, and IA boxes. We continue our quota.
tionS:
DARK.-PrimiR9s-S1.2
DARk.-Lu Qs--Sery common, x2@S3 medium
70 good 34GS5; extra. S5646. Le1f-CommOn.
s4:20gS5.50; medium, S5.50@s7.5O; geod, $S.5
OSLO; tine, S10@$l2.
BRIGHT. -L,lQs-Common, S4.5O@S6; medium
to good, &c 50t4SS: fine smoking, Sl25O6Sl5
| extra smoking, $1S9S20. LeaE-Common 10 me-
dunn: sSf9$S: good to fine, s76$1l: extra flleIs
S9@S13. Wrdppers-Common. SlO6sl5: me-
dlum to good, 81 4NS20; fine, s2O@$35 extra
S40@S50. "
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Powder: Shot. Etc.

I Powder; Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining so. soc. 27S1.z5 n ! 90 feet
/ Founder: 1915 by the i've kcgs-Iess than 1vt
| kegs. 80: blasting. S365$3.25.
/ Shot: Northern. S240@S2.50 u Dag OF 20 DIS.
SrtndStones: 1aG2Xc. q u.
| Licorsce.
| Lfc"rfes Pams-J. 9. & Co; R. e.. 25e
&c; a. Z. Co 26c-: q. e., &c.
Lumber, slaves. Etc:
Lumber: White oak, s14.50 y 1000: Western
VIRGINIA poplar. S15tds25 " 1000: white pine,
S35@S75 y LOCO. yellow nine boards. 81 G0e14
tolst S12t@31S, according TO lengrns. shingles
Pine. S2.506bS5: cypress sfx-inch, S7.60GJf12.5O
% Loco. Laths-split, II go; sawed, 52@B2.25 p
Stdres.-W hiskey-ba timber, green. $4,000
n 1000: seasoned. s2GGs25 a 1000. Flour
barrel timber. t6@R7.56 q 1000. Flour barrel
poles, 1908: hogshead hoops, no demand. hcs-
ory hoop, s12.50.
Rag8--Mixed cotton, 3,4c. white, 4@ac.; wool.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands. pints, $29S2.15 p
Reatted Whiskeus: Market quiet; proof, noml-
nal at s1.3O.
Rye Whtskevs: Medium, s1.50ns2; pure old.
S20s4 Virginia Mountain, new. s2NS2.50; OLD.
S2.5OG0S3. 30 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, $l.25Ms2: imported, 50 case.
SrdHdtes Domestic. s1.25M!2: fruit 81. $50
$3.50: apple. new, S2.25@s3; Virginia peach,
Rum: New ENGLAND, sl.65@sl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, s4@S6.
MiIl.Feed.
SaipsuS: 55c. % bHshel.
BrOronstuF: 30l35c. q hushe
Shorts: 25(930c. y bushel. -."-
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. q bushel.
Corn Bran: 1s@20c. q bushel.
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General Markets.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

JANUARY lS.-Cotton-The market has been
dull and lower The past dayor two, buyers having
grades are reduced 4akc.. lower. while prime Is
steady We quote on a basis Of l2a4c. for micdling
Bady stained or yeFy dirty aS clean stea
@f1l,Qac.; low middlpg, 114@11hc.: middhDg,
Porh.-Recelpts light. we quote sx@skc.
Whedt- Quotations unchanged. We quote COM
mon grades Of red at slG$l;10; fair, $1,000
sI.3e: prime to choice, S1.40@t1.45; common
choice, S1.40MS1.45.
Rye.-AIarset nul ut 7569S0c,
GWn::aNew white, 55@5sc.; slightly mixed
Oats.-spripg. 6Oc. {; carload lots, 5oc.
PeOnms.-Narket active and firm. We quote
sl.5O@S1.60 for good sound and strictly prime
Peas and Beans.-Backeye peas 81 .25@s1. 80 {;
beans nominal At slIs1 %; black peas, 75c.
BeesDar. q h.
Butter: Choice, '25c.; good to prime, 22@23c. !;
1Eggs:;-lnn barrels 10000, q dozen; in crates,
Fsat6ers.-Prlme live-goose, 55@5sc.; common,
Dried Frrut.-Applss, fancy q r.. 1855; quar-
@22c' i%'S -0''' "''ps''''' 'eS0'''' '''''''' 80
Broom Corn.-Green, s@sHc.; red, 4@5c.
Flarseed. Sl.45@$1. SO u bushel.
Potdtoes.-Northern of prime quality, 50.
k I.,,rao anmlc6 Virginia, l4Agl5c.
IuH0,0.-9M32c. Us ID
Cider Yinegar.-35G a. gallon.
U0oL-WaShed, 35@40c.; unwashed, 2O@35c.
| Mingles.-PIne heart, S3.5O@$4; sap, S2. ESQ
70. Cypress-No. heart, $l0@Sl1; No.2, S.
SO: saps. s561*7. :
Shear Oats-9oc.@s1 q hundred.
| Thn0thy Hny.-None III market.
CLOrer HdY-Soue in market.
| Jeddo,o Hny.-40@50c. 5ahundred.
| Fotider.-90c.GS1.1 u hundred.
| Shucks.-40@55c. n hundred. ....
| Wheat StrnD SOC. ~ hundred.
| Dat Stru1o -60475c. % hundred. 8
&rdW.- 60@70c. u hundred.
| FineS.-i0@50 % hundred-dppeaL.
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appsar in noYei patterns Of mos rsc,, s, .,es,ss
pslEtca 90 SQssquare wids Cloth Thes =.
ys no Tue very handsomest Amerfcs,, s,y1sss
nf,,. 0nd We CONTINUE DO a. -
tion AZ seiE mnss be serious check 10 Tie frapofta.
scs rcesY rrcnrh caeoes. which are printsd I'm
49, i nRsf and not such heavy Cloths.
an ~. ssotns Nere shade better To-day a. xt.
'y u s I0r sxtra Ga -sdrares ~ ~ ste.f
mrnds sus = entucky jeans were In better de-
an D5 S Of s.es se were somcwha. improved In
For eottopades there was i fair fro,,r, ~, III
season is early yet for them f inqutfy' Das the
W WoI5iea coaIlngs Were more looked af,er
may except the hifdicssx blue nsa ssgsn. We
were active, large quantities beine piscay mnasn
port, leinS very cheap aud Reneralis -
~ iaet aoouf the only woollen COCOA We Do eynr,
Richly dyed with pure Indigo, and OF esn,vt,.
finish they are really exquisite goods The ,sa
but would In that form prove rather expensiys ar
pendages TO the ug-boat OF the period. For cfosh
ing purposes these as well az the navy blues ana
yachlfng danneis leave noihing to be desired. =.
1he Lepsdale strike continues serious matter
but will doubtless come 10 emo some dime. t Ger
tives Agents generally seem to think IL would be
DO bad thing, In financial point OF View II aji tbe
bands every where were 10 strike for a time They
could then completely clear out their stocks. This.
however. sayors or the heretca! howl about over.
production,' which we maintain has not right 10
gocds trade. Let us expert, and we shall be able TO
provide work for the Idle hands for whom Satan In
Just now diligently finding evil sti TOR noisy st1kesl
10 90 IN ths.pursu1t Of bis vocation. In 80,
WIN other goods there was nothing Of general
interest. =
Two firms had sales which were very well attend.
60, ans were quite successful-Journdt ef Com.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Southern -four steady common 10 fair EXTRA, "a 90
Whent In Mo- winter
{ Corn "f IN fair aesSd sSs@esss FOR gradsd
White. Oats steady with far inquiry; asG4s4c.
| for mixed western and State; 46@52c: for white
western and State. Cotfee-Rio firm 16hGl 9hc.,
Sugar quiet aud frm; refined armer; lo@l0sc.
powdered; lOac. for crushed. Molasses-New Orr
leans unchanged. Rice quiet and unchanged. Tallow
Pork quiet; mess, $50. 75@s2o 80. Lard heavy;
prime steam, IL 1876 Whiskey qutetat S1.l0h
| GILL. Freights quiet
... BALTIMORE. "
BALTIMORE, January 2o.-Fl ours steady CiU
red, 81. ss@sI. 40; Maryland red, $l.2o9$l; so {;
anss
new, 5O@6Oc.; yellow new, 5018Oc. Qats ana
rye Unchanged. Provisions quiet and steady Lard
dull at SH@l3ac. Cote steady and arm. Whis-
key, Sill. Sugar firm.
CINCINNATI. Is .s se-
CINCINNATI. January 20.-Flonr steady, With
fair demand. Wheat easier at l.30@$l.36. Corn
dull at Il ea43c Oats and barley unchanged. poIs
nse asmsss Lea sssss sse is
iae. 0t BuKme sf inactive; Shoulders, 797
clear rib-sides. Ioac clear SIDES l0Xe.-sll partly
meats quiet and frm. Whiskey lower at $1.06.
Butter dull; choice. 24@26c. Hogs strong; iair
to good packing, $7.20@$7.35; receipts, 4,oAo
head; shipments, l25 head. s..s..
ST. LOUIS. -.ss
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Flour quiet and an.
changed. Wheat higher No. red winter, 81 .b2hs
No. 8 red winter, $l.3S. Corn higher No. <
35Hc. Barley quiet aud unchanged. Rye dull ana
lower to sell; 62c. bid. Pork dull: 1925 Tor
small lots. Bulk meats easier and but little doing
shoulders, 71c.; clear rib. 04c clear Sides 1oc
fully cured meat would probably bring &c. more.
Bacon-More doing; shoulders, SHS.; clear rib,
IlHc. clear sides, i1Ac. Lard dull; small lois,
1o1c.; round lots held at l2S@l 2ke. Wbiskey
ping, s6.5O@S69O. Cattle dull and lower; good 10
prime native shipping steers, SO. 5O@$6.76.
Receipts-Ffour, 1000 barrels; wheat, 5000
els barley, 1000 bushels; hogs, 1876 head; cat
tie, 1,400 head. gs,s
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NO SPANISH CIRCULAR RECEIVED.
MINOR Te!eXramS.

CHICAGO, January 20.-Sex!op, judge of
county elections, has been convicted Of eX-
Guiding Republican elector from the polls.
LONDON, January 20.-The liabilities of
Samuel Radford d Son arc about e136, 900 !;
assets, Clos, 1000. Their creditors took their
acccptances in full, payable in three, six, and
nine months.
BERLIN, January Cot is stated that the
Bavarian Chamber will be dissolved as the
only means of removing the dead lock.
CALCUTTA. January 2O.-The Prince of
Wales reached Lahore to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, January 20.-The Centen-
NAL Committee have decided to erect au ad-
ditional building for the accommodation of
the fine arts.
DOVER, n. r., January 2O.-Arthur P.
Devien, after lecturing on " Romanism in
America " here tonight, had to seek refuge
in drugstore, which was assailed with
bricks The Mayor read the riot act, and the
police used their pistols. Devien was finally
gotten to his hotel. Nobody hurt.
BosTos, January 20.-Genera John S.
Tyler, prominent citizen, is dead aged
eighty years.
BUFFALO, n. Y, January 2O.-Au incen-
diary fire damaged the warehouse No. SO
Prince street, and injured 300 barrels of
flour. Loss, $4,000.
HARwlcH, MASS, January 20.-The Cape
Cod Exchange and Bretrs block have been
burned by an exploded lamp. Loss, $780,
600.
New YORK, January 20.-The jury in the
Tweed million.dollar suit has. been COM
Eleted.
Judge Barrett has denied habeas corpus
In Stokes'S case.
A meeting of several coal companies in
the carrying and producing interests have
agreed to suspend producing anthracite from
February 7th to March 11lb, inclusive.
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Livestock Markets.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

JANUARY 1s.-Beeves.-To.da days arrivals were
only four car loads, or about SO head lpart dry
cowss scarcely enough to constitute market, ana
prices remain nominay the same as 81 inc S,oSe 1e
5u.,ted at 90l3 4c "a d. Dressed beer was selling
81 wiy at 7H0l Ohc. q b. for good 10 prime NAIVE
I,eef SIDES Win extra native beef sides at loA0
CGlcssNFresh receipts were l06 head, part gras:'
ers ard part Inilk-fed veais The demand was lar;
and the market only moderately active, at 7h9
Iokc q b. for poor to prime mis req xeats anu
S5m&i3 a head for grAssers ana fed . esiat =.
Among the safes were 81 state grassers at S 81
hesd:-l Mount Holly veals, $50 IDS, ~ &c. =
Monn, Holly veals, $50 lbs, at 1Oc.i Noun.
Holly ssas lbs a. AL lo Mount a aoliy eea
| sssn5y,oS6 -fbs-at lUYr.; coarse Mount Hhiiy
7ess R 7sass we're car.losds o,
| sag had The demand WIS fair, and the MAI ks
active prices or Sr ruled do dull Iu
ga hIc "a III for Moor to prime carcases. n9us
tie sales were 1853 tir Michigan snesp sSeep
average at 6Hc. q, ~. sud 80 fair @is'isa" 'A'''
S,S,as,-Erssh arrivals were only Z eaF'i0sas'
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRAnE.

MISUNDERSTANDING WAS The rule O business
again TO- day In most pranches Accounts from sos-
rstea form az existing there. There are plenty Or
BUYERS in the market, hnt they will nos saxe h9id.
As 10 expert, the men with the money are sny.
their want OF eDIerprise. and hug the 90 stockings
In winch they deposit. their hoa,Ss sia eo.s ws az.
hi ave ayerse TO RAINING any SPECULATIVE rish.
Tney ask why the people who ssaiosxpG LIVELY
years ago donrexpoTt now me ans aas ass
haye rtred from business. and those that renatn
have had their capital employed In other cnanseis
used to indulge in by way OF exchange LOT
ineir exported domestic have suffered grsai spre
saTh have felt The universal shrinkage. and vi :,
'n1asb IN after snash-ap. and all sorts OF cavern
mani ansckery rs 70 the imposition OF revenue gu.
lies, they are not what they once were " Any
Prints we're doing toleraby in the MOS desr. PIG
s,yIas, Toe 5Hamilton patent greens AKA pVspsso
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET,

JANUARY ls.-Of Scotch pig there are a few
small lois arriving, but they are not allowed to
emulate, receivers accepting easy prices to move
them. For American pig tbere Is lifeless and
about nominal market; small lots are being taken
at inside prices. Sales 200 tons No. Al s23. Old
rails are dull anu depressed.
The following are the quotations: Glengar.
mock, $3l,; Summarize, $31 @&8l.50; Coltness,
American dig, s23G$24 for No. ] Sz1@f22 for
No. 2; 81 6as20 for forge. Rails at $45G$46 for
American; steel rails. $65@S67: Old rails quoted
nominally III S20H$22. Wrought scrap, S309$3l.
Refined bar-store prices are: Bar, Swedes, ordi-
nary sizes, Sl30@$l40; bar, refined, 4 TO 2 inchs
bar. refined, II 10 By \ and 5-16inch, sos; bar,
refined. l and Ia by and 5-1G, a65: large rounds
2Sda2h 10 3x@4 inches, 30 .60@$75 scroll, 90
Mo1 80 oyais and half-rounds, 72.50@SS2 80
band, 10 inches by SIG to No. ~, s72609
$3.50: horseshoe $85@S90 {; rods, 1g3. inch,
S52 .ou@sl ~ hoop, X by No, 22 70 and IL by IL
@sc.: sheet, Russia. l2G12Xc, gold.-Journat Of
| Commerce. PHI #E
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INV ~" AoRS, January l9.-The las. heading
'Ie 'GDhe! constructing at Bergen, \. j.,
'Ne N~Ia"arc, LackaYanpa and Western
tr.,s.E' wa, vas oFoKea through to-day, and q
''.''7' Na0e from end to end.
ma, ~1 y, , under cloudless sky are com.
'T;," - virginia City, puzzliUg strangers.
c.,.,.I "o" Is hlown from Mount Davidson.
th,n '.1 = CiP-e by the town, and is whirled
"71 INC street, By the wind.
c,. laeFG i, great lack of candidates for the
T,r7 -, io!estant and Catholic, in Germany.
0.,.. ''a>oh Is said 10 be q falling off in the
,,r '-nu Tor preaching, caused by the grow.
Ee'a'ence OF unbelleE
..r '59tse the Count Joannes has been cbaI.
,s E2E1 70 act Hamlet, ard he agrees on car.
IL DEAN ''I .t conditions, which he lays down
Theatre. '' 'ne cna'ienger at Booths
.,,rc,ot = apai Nunco at Madrid has been 10.
tep,ior. - - oo'ain clear definition of the in
he Co,,s o' 9ialn IN the coming elections for
80 with regard TO the Papacy.
,. "a tceI!ng of uneasiness prevails in par,,n
10. Fror cone a!armist publications, report
.le coI,,r,;S" squadron In the Mediterranean,
~, ''''' '' military stores by France, &c.
t.9s,n, i 1n Government has ordered the
!or il, ro " 'Ie Episcopal Seminary at Como
>;ecar -'Dsa' 10 admit the Government In.
si54,%4.S 'ehant Of Odessa has been sent to
ig "thout trial--an unusual occurrence
- PRESENT reign. No | y" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-21

aa~r.psnI.uce of the Richmond hispatch.l
N.SuvEH COURTHOUSE, FA.,}
January 20. 1876.
yr,,pYlqvm,> County Court dly. Judge
Eu!d PRESIDED. But little business was
don. Nosc, Price tcoloredl, who was ill.,
diced for felony IA, court, was tried and
convicted. ana .ru'"Hcci to he penitentiary
(oy .lrcc years. Abrsham Snyder, tried for
fcoay, ~, acquitted. In the case of Z. s.
johnson. charged HiIh forgery, motion
vs., made 10 qla>h the indictment, but was
oynucd by The court. Two persons were
fined dollar each for being drunk and dis
wfaug the court. Had Uig tist-tight about
d..t between t%o whites. Court adjourned
4; ) +. NJ. TIL this morning at 10 O'Clock.
NoIlfn. worthy Of note done to-day.
I'll" subject Of the Centennial appropria.
,iyu ht- hccu warmly discussed around here.
ILe u:titc holders are IN favor CT it, but the
Laws ser, aud gTangcrs oppose II.
-, weather l. splendid, and the farmers
III ..,g prvlring for their spring crops.
HEMLoCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-21
CINCINNATI HOG AND PROVISIONS MAR
KET.

JANUARY ls-Hogs.JRsesseipts a,si 9a,s seaI i
S San: Sailing common to good light Ut 5000
s7.io: fair to good packing at S7.EofsSf.a',
cholee hsa THE weather is warm and wet being
very uniayorable for The trade, and business on
iCbange to. day was dull. ,,o,o :,
or IS0sSf20 25 "a barrel for city mess No country
mess on the market. r, md wet
Green Meats-The weather being warm anu We
tho market for green rneats closed dull. Shouicers
7c.; clear Rib sides, 0aGs7sc.; hams lo@lie.' ~
to average. ,,o,. don.ud very
sab1: Shoulders, 7Hc.; clear nb-sides, le9e-,
cured. AN. s,o,,,dsro O., .
c,ear rib.sides, ll4c. clear, l2c.
preatE1sf Sreon-The market is quiet at oEI
&c as to brand and average, with free toobing &C.
aaJdThe market is quiet; prime steam, 1Ssc;
| city kettle l3@lSAc.-Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-21
WILMINGTON IN. CT MARKETS.

JANUARY 1S.-Spirits Ttirpentfne.-Quoted
firm ut 33c. bid; held higher; sales Of AZ Casks at
33c.; 13i casks at 331c. .. =
Rosin-Quoted firm al 81 so for B y and "C,n
and 81 52S for " I'D" and "E;'' saes Of 2S7
barrels good strained at SLEEK, and 100 barrels
Thr-Quoted firm at $3.50; sales of SO barrels
Crude Turpentinc.-Quote quiet at 81. 80 for
ha rd and 50 for yellow dip; sales OF 252 barrels
at quotations.
Corn,-No sales to-day; last sales at 6lc. in bulk,
65c. In bags.
To-: l bale 1t &c.: SO bales ut &C.; loo tales ut
ilc.; bales at INC. rs bales at lee: bale at
l23sc 4; II bales at l2hc Is bales NJ 12hc.: "a
quotations.: Ordinary, &c.: good ordinary, 10c.;
low midnlipg. 12ac.; middlin2, l2hc;; good nild-
ding, 2hc. Quolstions conform to the classitcs-
ton of the American Cotton Exchange.-Journal.