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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-11

Sadler and Trccket will for the championship OF
the world June - on the Thames
The regatta seneca Lake will DO held some time
early IN August
Tho Union College crew take their every day prsc-
ticc work on the Mohawk
Walter Mann has been reelected Captain OF tho Argo
nauta Boat Club
representative French from the oarsmen Of
Havre, Paris, Touon and Bres< may visit US this
summer.
The woodside Rowing Club intend TO visit Phiadel-
phia and puil there from their boathousc.
Is likely that international regatta will be held
at Lake Saratoga this under tho auspices OF
the Saratoga Rowing Association. Though the National
Association has deemed it not advisable TO have any
other than the regatta tho Schuykill, il is more
than probable that the Saratogians themselves viii
take the matter Ia hand.
Tho annual regatta OF tho Passaic oarsmen viii take
place on the 18th Of june This date fixed during
the winter for tho Harlem River regatta; and
boating would like 10 witness both events, 10
regretted that tae Two regatas should be arranged for
the sama day
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York: Scribner, Armstrong A CO.
The Life and Letters OF Lord Mscausy BY a. Otto Trcs
veyan. Two Volumes New York: Harper BroLhern
Achsah BY Rev Peter PenuoL Bostons Lee Shsp-
ard
The Variation Of Animals and Plants Under Dcmestics
tion. by Charles Darwin. Two volumes New York: u
Appleton a Co. :.
Free Yet Forging Thor own Chains. BY O. N. Cornwall
New York. Dodd. Mead a Co.
Henry Grstisn BY John George MaccArshy Dublin: B.
Ponxnnby.
Centennial Guidcbook
Handbook Of American Cities Nov York: d. Appleton
Co
!. The Grew Of tho Dolphin. By Hesbs strsstos Ssw
sunday School d-J Annual for 1876 New York: Dad.
Annual Report Secretary Internal Affairs Of rssssy
vauia - rx-.-,,
naswelL New yosk; uapss BreehssA
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Public Parks ned yes
to-day tho proposals opened for paving the CITY
Hall fark and sidewalks. There were nvc bids. Tho
lowest Mt twenty cents square foot by Mr.. Herman
A. Guniher, was accepted The bias for lighting tho
City Hail Park received April 20 having been Tor the
same amount roopcned Tho result was that the
Manhattan Gas Companys bid, ST. lamp Tor the year.
was accepted over that OF the Mutual Gas Ligh Com
pany, which was $l3 20
Mr. srEBBxs' REPORTED RESIGNATION
Inquiry yesterday made OF Mr.. Horny @. Stebs
bins concerning his reported resignation from the Com.
mission OF Public Parks He SAID that he had not
xidcrcd the matter a ali Is
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THE NEPTUNE BOAT CLUB.

Tho action or the Executive Committee Of the Ma
tona Association Of Amateur Oarsmen, in the Of
James Riley, Of tho Neptune Boat Club, is severely
commented on by number Of amateurs Mr.. Riley Is
disqualified amateur oarsmen bat the Neptune
Club determined not to let the matter rest hcre and
Is resolved 10 investigate. the subject fully and
require hearing mt ths next regular meeting OF the
committee ut special meeting called Tor that pur
pose Tho Captain OF the Ncptunes holds proof TO sup
port him maintaining that Riley is an amatcur--a
of which will be forthcoming ~ the next meeting Of
the Executive Committed.
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ROWING.

TAN HAYWARD CREW ron 1S76-wIxTzR
PnxPARArIoSS-THE EIGHT AT THEIR PRAc-
r1cx-srxIR OF ROWING AND LoRISG's
coAcHING-rHE SPRINGFIELD YALE RACE
THE SIX ION SARATOGA.
Bosrox, May 3, 1870.
The Harvard boating men have plenty Of work cut
for Thorn this year The day after the cght-oared
race with Yale Juno 80, they will hurry on from
Springfield to Saratoga where their business manager
will be waiting for tnem with oar, fresh from
Bakey's shop on the Charles and with the best SIX
men collected from their eight they viii fall to work
again In preparation for the intercollegiate Regatta
WORK
Throughout the long winter they have bsen kept hard
at work When Mr. Bacon, captain OF the '75 crew,
withdrew fast fall Mr.. Loring. a Sophomore,
elected to tho ofnce Taylor 1T, the strong Of
last years. quit rowing for long distance walking,
and with only James left from the crow Of rs
began look blue-a color which Harvard do
tako to very kindly
OTIS BACK AGAIN
After tho Christmas holidays Mr. Otis. L s. s. con-
ssntcd to again, and Mr. Loring immediately re-
signed tho captaincy In his favor. Eight rowing
weights htted up tho boat house. and the crow
kept steady round OF regular daily practice con-
sistng OF pull Of 900 strokes sparrug. fencing club
swinging and the like, with six mile three times
week
LoRING's COACHING.
Mr.. A P. Loriag Of Boston, graduate Of 69 and
captain of the International four of that year. gave
three afternoons OF every week to the work coaching
and As soon the river opened put the eight into
heavy practice barge which they havo not exchanged
for tho shell yet II 10 lapstreak, built OF quarter
inch plank. iron shod keel. with short, sturdy out
riggsrs made OF halt inch steci and weighs 400
pounds.
THE cRxw.
saw the 60 out last week, and its makeup
follows:-Bow Otis; 2, Lc Aoyne; g. Warden; 4,
Irving; g. james; Q, Jacobs; Z, Bolan; stroke, Ban
croft; coxswain, Cheney. They went away from tho
float at an easy swing all reaching we'll and going
further back at the finish Of the stroke than used
to be customary here. They disappeared under the
bridge pulling twenty -eght to the minute On Mon
day the arrangement slightly altered, Thayer tax
ing warden's scat. The form OF tho was better
on Monday than on the last day saw them The only
faults particularly noticeable tendency dip
too light and feather too low. Tho crew Will in all
i'll
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the Rsaims Of Rnnaad and, OF the land Of Ireland
This last IL fact for tho home ralers digest Eliza
beth's use Of the imperial nte has been frequently
mentioned. Considering the spirit displayed BY these
moDsrchs II may safety be asserted that had their
Kingdoms been extended as the British Empire Is
now they would have taken the tito cmperors IN
the most unm stalk able manner.
No one, however, now wishes TO have an Empress Of
England itself
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WRESTLING CHALLENGE.

10 rHx Enron OF ruK HKRALp:-
hereby challenge William Austin, pupil Of Professor
Miller, to wrestling match Tor purse or $500, the
limo and place TO be selected hereafter have wrcsted
With him upon two occasions, both winning one iall
each. THIS final match will settle the question.
by publishing this challenge you viii obllge yours
eespeotfuliy. LUCIEN MARC
Light weight champion Of Paris, TrsnoA
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AN EMPRESS or BRITAIN.

II is not generally known that Britain has had SO
far back as d. 27o. an Empress, and her
Victoria. In . work called 1.-THE Kings OF Europe,
Past and Present. 10 is sad:"In 270 there rcgncd
Britain the vito Of Bonosus, Victoria she was con-
temporary with Zsuobia Empress Of the East, and
called the Empress OF the Westo
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FOREIGN LETTERS.

The following caution has been issued by Postmaster
Jamcs:"Dc not enclose coin or jcweIry in letters,
ordinary registered addressed any foreign
try in the Postal Union by the Treaty Of Bcrns such
letters are excluded IRON tho maiisn
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CRICKET.

The Staten Island Cricket and Base Ball Club will
open the season Of 1876 BY club match at cricket
lhcir grounds At Camp Washington, Staten Island on
Thursday, the llth inst Play to commence at ono
n.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ANOTHER STEAMER sUEK-A DENIAL

ANOTHER STEAMER sUNK-A DENIAL.
LONDON. February 2s.-The steamer Har-
bipper, from London for Rouen, struck the
masts of the Strath ely de, recently sunk, and
went down in fifteen minutes. All saved.
Mr.. Burke, Under Secretary of State,
stated In the House Of CO mmons to-day that
the Government had received 30 communi.
cation from the United States Government
concerning Edward O'Meagher Condor, and
that Condor was not imprisoned at Spike
island, neither had he ever been handcuffed
or chained. -
Spain.
DON CARLOS IN FRANCE.
LONDON, February ga special to the
Standard, dated st. Jean de Luz at 2 O'Clock
to-day, says THAT Don Carlos has crossed the
frontier and taken refuge in France.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE END OF THE
WAR.
MADRID, February 2S.-The following
official intelligence has been sentt the Span
ish minister at London:
"rhe war is at an end. Carlos has asked
France for hospitality. He Informed Gene
raj Boucet, commanding at Bayonne, that
he would enter France at 8 O'Clock this fore
noon by the bridge of ArDeeu. Three
thousand Carists have entered France at
ST. Jean Pied de Fort. They are crossing
the frontier in hundreds at Aldndes. The
French will immediately intern tbem."
A dispatch received at Blyonne from
Anhoa announces that Don Carlos entered
France this morning at Arnegni.
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Piedmont. CSC: Marylsns Tofacco-Food, $50 |;
Gnanahani. $50; Turner'S Excelsior, S62.

Piedmont. CSC: Marylsna Tofacco-Food, $50
Gnanahsni. s3S; Turner'S Excelsior, s52.
gewdeFs shot. Etc.
I |hse: Toy ssninsnf. sc, 6Uc.6DAls2S ~ 1Ga7ees
Ponder: s5.TS BY the five kegs-Iess til2n ~,
Mos: Northern: sS.soSSs.so q bag Of 25 sa.,
Grtndstofses: 1El12He. q d.
Lfcorice Pdme-I. u. & Coz. Bic. n. r.. 23c.
a: y. G.. 23c.;K. Coz 24c.; r. g.. 25c.; Anchor
27e.; A. G. C-- 26e.: u. g.. 2Sc.
Lumber. Slaves. Etcl
Lumber: White oak. S14.5O q 1000: Western
Ylrsinia poplar: s15@s25 q 1000; white pine
totst. s12@slS. sccora,n9 to lengths. sn,nxres-
Pine. 81. 063S5: cypress six-inch, 87.606lS1 1850
= 1000 Laths-Spnt, $3.50; sawed, s2@s2.25 2
Gss .sadss goss ss5 1000 slgs sa4
barrel timber. S6d0s7.6O q I.00e. Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss; h2gsheaa hoops, no demand; hick.
Rags1!Mixed cotton, sxc. white, 49oc.: wool.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
49, Scotch. best brands. pinss, s2@s2-15 =
Rsataed Wntskcys: Market quiet; proof, nomi-
Rye WAiss.us: Medium, s1.50Gss; pure old,
1904: Virginia Mountain. new. s2@S2.50: old.
S2.5UG9F3. so and UPWARDS.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25Gs2; imported, % case.
.Brondtes: Domestic sl:25@s2; fruit s1.asa
$3.50: apple. new, s2.25@s3: Virginia peach,
Rum: New Enrlana. sl.65Gsl.s5; 3sznaics
and Santa Cruz, S4@S6. I'd.
MilI-Feed.
ShfpstuH: CSC. "a basheI.
Brnonst,.E: soc. q ousn, s '-'A,.r
Shorts: Csc. q bushel. &
Wheat Bran 2o@25e: Q bnshel.
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5};(l,lnond aispattlh.
- FEBRUARY %, 1876
~spAl..''
WASHINGTON.
- xaye We?
,,,u Much Gold more Gszette']

How Much st"" na,, more sS2ee.el
isrer.,, c,,,>; Fsntunry IL answer
WAsR>S17%,<l|'a ,nry will to-morro% of.
try Of the 81 Mr. Sailor, OF Vn.o, mo-, 7
tie rcs2 W,,naa,y. and asking Tn ass sor MT
n gold th''rr pr rcply ia that the se, a,,,
.5,ca;cd. ~ ,rncd by the Government
Sm5uu' OF S'' ~ the resumption OF specie
a.! ayaj'a"'r+. .o' Ir1uctiug the amount OF
rarmert>. az" outstanding. was on inc 1sth
1dn.d.rcr;i9r',,ss, 4l3.3H,425:76 The s"al
a. Q. FeAyo,, ~ nand that day was SsI,'
amonGT5s o from wa'ch amour -, 5a1 ssa oe
- '@>' I..a f5- c'ln COUPONS S,'
be arJI,,<%,,, zen dollars come. es''' :,
har}.ra me- &o, =. ,,nc lund and interest So 81
>. =, ~. ,.@rH- redeemed and interest,"
$3.50 o. :, :ntrrc>t due ana unpSt ~,
:. - '2, ~, ,.I,,tan ling bonds ca'teo io'
.'tae@' ~, = 54S. 900; ontstsndinS com,
..,,a: UNA, - as 500; silver coin ana
..-.a,''.e,'., ,@y G,S.;o. Total, $'S,Hia.oo
y.oa,sl N ,',,~., alrd. 3.Sil. 1876.
,,,y,os a 1'~ Of Mr.. SAVIOR Is the lh'ra
To-, ESQ.,. -. PRODUCED before the liea,
-; ~. 70 -, -. would divulSc lis ac'us'
...y tn.';,..,a. Treasury officials Da'e
s5,@@t N','''. 49,. MIR. SayloT's resolution
f+.' ,'' b%Ir ,a Ace. to ou'I sr .arss IL
T'a,1 , ", ~, reluctantly answered , ~,
:, 'eS .S 49, r.; ~ in years when Tue IN "
s." go. ,'-' -, he Treasury finances wy
cs-,...''"I 3. detail. In this connecuoh
r'l' 49, 49, f.nY,r.:n: fact that the !o1nt eau. u
e3G.> -. .-,s Gam aittcc has been unaole 10
=. S'",, .nr measure at all. At their
So. .',,'.,|-,s,y !. was resolved to hold the
-,-8's .,....rrow, when the ch'irfn'', !,
- ~ ,'' ., :, ,.a iynt caucus 10 DC can't,
y. ''i 49,, -, IT, cemmlttee 10 agree a""
=. cvr,... d. from farther c0nSi0esa.lu.'
a. H. 49,. Tn. Sott.moncy men, .ht 4.
{. i"' " Ht.at. and MI. Walker, "ou'u
no no,hi.- ~, ;an uaIo"a'1' ''h. -
.. .,,r rssunp,:on ari, without Sup r.,.n-S
.,' 49,, lind TAurm1n, Payne, ana "a! ~ q .
.,4., rrery possible concession, "t'; W. ." 49,
-. ,,r N III. Committee said. me Dill pro-
u, ,rt, ,hioner than diluted mix. w.
,a., n,onooor, rem pus!ratcd. bu', ~ II
u. w. ,,Ds-gff. il was Thurman anu
-. funeral, :he other members OF tne
,,.,,as ou.h. not object TO oeih9
. 1.'..n.r. and .nrv could stand 1t II t"o
.'' '.t,,n,i,J candidates could. Mr.. BarnonS
J. -. deIjb.rt.1on> Of the committee IT.
.,,. him Of :ae action Of the Sat'ona
I-,.,n,r-,,ic Committee on Tuesday last
~! 1l,.1' ,rsra,rv> made speeches in favor @
. Is'I ,se convention carly in May, Will
H ~ ..' r-rr only bait thst number voted 10
j. ~. Etrcuin ard Mr.. Holman hao 'nel
:, r,-,rr,. snq.y2ed. but it was no use. All
I,ore,9n wa. =, ticm in has demands As ne
,-,~ 70 lr. party. His is the do-notnlhi
r.a'..y better Known ~ Boutwell's tinancla
if,5nn,. The fac. that the Government own
49,, ,,,t'e over sl2.o)0,0 900 in gold does no'
-. rSnt,ndc3. ,hpw very strong argumen
:. f,yor q, the .y.ecie-resumption act, AM
". prob4tlv 10 IS much as anything |
hasten ~ rcpcl..
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The Rig Hpt,uf,xa

private ic!tcr, dated February IS, re-
tnYcd by q gentleman Of this city from a
TREND employed in the mining business in
Virginia City, Nevada, states that the Con-
Soda;ea Virginia Mining Company is now
taking on, seven hundred tons of ore per
Gay, and at the present rate will produce
neaF! 5000 900 this MONTH" lie adds :
" have found out what work means, as we
worked from daylight until midnight three
nlghis in succession this week, and until II
0 clock last night, and turned out 1900
pounds OF bullion each day. Assoon rs the
consolidated Virginia people get into their
new olhct they can receive melt, assay, and
sap twice As much as they do now. That
VII! be big busness-four tons a day"
! ne capacity OF the former assay department
ioI melting, barring, and assaying was about
SIvV,VVV bullion daily, and if, as the Nevada
correspondent states, the capacity will be
doubled in the nesS Office, the mining COM
F"hy Will be able 70 turn out 10 Dore bullion,
or IMPAIRED bars, over 8, 600, 900 per month,
VI winch 30 per cent, or &, 100000, will be
IL gold Washington Republican,.
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me oIcfh1" OF the river Elbe has caused
T"f!Hi damage. ~ Schonebcck, SaXony,
"a Aaheieu out OF seven hundred houses
WIZ Aooueu 10 the roof, and thirty houses
nc'e Wrecked No loss of life is reported
there.
Inc inUndat!Ons at Schonebeck, \. Y,
LAVE caused great damage. The water en-
t~!eu oJV o! The 700 houses 10 the town. The
, - had barely time to escape through
LAT @.tIce. Over thirty houses were wrecked.
'A'neN Regain died in Boston Saturday
@OUi spstol-sto, wound inflicted two weeks
49,. 1 y! policeman who was defending HIM
>H from mob.
T., He Washington Tribune, paper estab.
,I1eo hy printers, has been purchased by
;juess'-; hurrett, Ta!cott 4 Kalbfus, and will
Vepuohshed as Democratic organ.
NJ: N Ia'si ARRAY has occurred at Carrollton,
missouri, between J. n. Hawkins, of the
,nso"nn1' anu A. hteroif, Of the Democrat
t,aei''tet receiving severe pistol.shot wounds,
i'o'h winch BE cannot recover. =
me Dubuque Uowa) Herald of the 22d
80 IA "a Farmers in the southern part
- my S'ate ere sowing wheat"
= rashef Hyacn.he is coming with his
. Gut 70 the United States. - Baltimore
'N<sHe. (
for inS signature Of the King Of Italy has been
tU.etu 70 Dill for 2U0, 600 francs, it is alleged,
v 'ae Marquis Montcgazzs. -,
senator CASTELAR, took the oath in the Span.
r nv Tu'h'er OF Deputies on Saturday under
n,., .
f., D si 'nS reap year young ladies have per.
~ 4's Ut 70 AK any OF their gentlemen visit
go % '1Ee walk without going with them.
Rc,,,,-. 4, - Z
H. N .,Iscrre ID. Conway sails for London on
1i'A Of March. -Aea9 York, Tribune.
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A DREARY DUNDREARY IN PARIs.-GPari

A DREARY DUNDREARY IN PARIs.-[Parfs
letter. during the exhibition of 1867
Sothern took the same house for a short time
for performances of "Our American Cou-
SIM" He did not make a profit. Even at
that time there were not enough English.
speaking people in Paris to fill the building,
and leave you to imagine the slight inter.
est of such play for those who are not ia.
miiar with the English idiom and English
ways. Although Sothern had his piece
translated, Frenchmen found it impossible
to follow him from the copy with any salts
faction to themselves. What was he doing I!
Why all these tricks, this stammering, this
hesitation, this tedium of comic business, in
word. l saw one old gentleman awaiting
with breathless Interest for over minute
and q half the end OF one of the actors
psuses, and at length getting nothing better
than loud sueeze for his pains, he looked
fercely al Mr.. Sothern, muttered curse,
shut his book, and abruptly left the house,
you may be sure, to spread the report among
bis acquaintance that ever.confding Paris
had been entertaining mailman unawares.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STUCK EXCHANGE.
g.,5 MONDAY, February %, 1876.
sALEs-s9eo Virginia tax-receiYabie coupons

HiCE1MUND Ss]OCh EXCHANGE.
4 7,,5 I'D MONDAY, February 2s, 1876.
I sALEs.-sseo Virginia iax-receiYable coupons
sold at 81.
American Gold.-l13 bid.
state Ssc.srtttes. virginia consols, SO bid; vir-
s H Se s9 eS bd 81 a.s ssaad Y
ses Interest ss ssssd Virgins
Richmond city 6's, "a bid. 97H asked; Petersburg
city s's, 9614 bio; LJlehburs city s's, 1o0s bid;
city s 50 So sSfss s.y
asked; Manchester bridge SIS: 96a bid. -,
Ratiroad gds--Ghes,neake and Ohio Rail road
Ss gold 81 and aS1d s. sd GhsssspeTSke and Chic
trail Railroad first mortgage 6s, j. and j. ely ask.
ed: Virginia md Tennessee railroad second mort
s a. ~ aSs Sa ~
ferred s:s. j. and j., 81 bid, soy asked: Norfolk
and j., S2k asked; Richmond and Pete rsburg Rail-
road first mortgage 6's, j. ond d., 100 bid; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
7's, A. and D., 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, J. and j., 94h
bid; Richmond aud DanYilIe Railroad consolidated
6's, NJ and n, II bid.
lrst mortgage 6's 81. anp r., 56s asked; James
River and kanawha Canarsecond mortgage 8s, II.
Railroad Stoeks.-Richmoud. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed; 100
par. 94h bid. seaboard aud Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed. l 90 Psr, 0O4 bid.
Bank St0cks.-Frst National. 100 par. II bid :;
National Bank Of Virginia. 100 par, log asked !;
Merchants National, 100 par 100 asked; Stats
Bank of virginia. 100 par. So bid. SO asked; Bank
of Commerce, rs par, 25 bio; Union Bank of
Richmond, SO par. 81 asked; Merchan Is and Plant
ers Savings. rs par, 2ls bid, 20 asked; Richmo nd
Banking aud Insurance Company. % par, 261
bid, 324 ASKED; Citizens Savings, % par, 211 BID
20 asked.
Insurance Conpunfes.-VIrginia Fire and Ma
rlne. 25 par, 36 bid; Virginia State, 25 par 267s
bid, 279 asked; Virginia Home 100 par, 100
91k asked; City, 100 par. SOs Did. SO asked; Old
Dominion, 100 par, TN bid, 81 asked Granite In
cial Fire Insurance Company, 25 par. 20 bid;
Richmond Fire Association, 25 par, ! 8 bid, 60
asked.
Miscellaneous james River and Kanawha
Packet. 12k par, 81 BIZ. 10 asked; OLD Dominion
Steamship Company, 90 par, rs asked
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Markets by Telegraph.


s7s bales At f2a9is 49, &C. Southern iSnr quiet
and dsenay e at5 sxtra
more doing. Corn fairly active at h@lc. decline:
ys sgS w ess a ad s aae tS @s wa sr
ern and State. Cofee-Rio quiet and firm. Sugar
dali and unchanged. Iolasses quiet and I'M
steady at e.QsHc. Rosin unchanged. ,Turpentine
heavy at 36c. Pork opeGed irmer; closed heavy
at s22:6O@s22.7b. Lard closed heavy: prime
steam, S13.37h. Whiskey quiet ut S1.1 Freights
firm.
BALTIMORE, February 2s.-Flour steady and
firm; Howard Street and western Superhne 81. 70
@$4.5o extra: s4@s5.25; Rio brands, $3.50
sylvania red, 81 36@sl:Ss. southern corn quiet
At 4o@45c' Rye Ssminaily 5s saso FEo2isiS9s
R Bseon-shouders ioc. clear rib, 1sc. Lard
steady refined, 13AG914c. Cofre nomiually strong;
Job, 16HG2Oc. whiskey very dull at sl.l0S.
sugar S'eao'' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. February 2S.-Flour and wheat duh
and unchanged. Corn-Demand fair: and drm at
lev dull and unchanged. Pork quiet aud brm /:
S22.25 bid, $22.50 asked. Lard steady; demand
moderate; steam held AZ 12Nc.; kettle: 1870
Bacon In fair demand aud hrm; shoulders; 9&:.
clear rib-sides, 12ac.: clear sides; 13c; Whiskey
closed quiet Ut . I'D f1OSS uull iaT I'D RoOl
packing. SS.1O05S.35; receipts, l,475 head ;
quality poor; shipments, 1,445 mead.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 28.-Flour dull and un
charged Wheat inactive: No. 2 red winter s "a
bid; No. 8 red winter, $1.34 bid. Corn easier
No.. mixed, 3Sl.c. Oats dull and lower; NO y
| 34c. bid. Barley and rye unchanged. Fork hrmer
Bulk-meats shade firmer; shoulders. Ssc clear
rib and clear sides, 1lA@l2c. asked. Whiskey dull
and lower at sI.06. Bacon steady aud firm. LarG
easy at l2&@123". Hogs In good demand ut full
prices: packing, $7.65@$s.1o. Cattle dull ano
unchanged. r=s
| LOUISVILLE, February 2S.-Flour duh; cxtr'
s4MS4.25. Wheat in good demand ut full prices
SI.10@$l.3O Corn steady. with m iderate De
mand 1T 44A45c. Oats steady at 37@42c. Ky'
dull at 7Sc. Provisions strong ana tending up
ward. Pork, S22 50@S23. Bulk-meats-Shoulder
Ssc; clear rfp.sides, l1S@ &C.; clear Sides 13Sse
| Ike Bacon-Shoulders, 9ac.: clear rlh-sldes
l2I613c.: clear sides, 1891 &c. Hams-S1gar
cured, l4@l44c. Lard-Tlerce. 14Sc.: seE. loC
| WhIsSey-Demand good 1T fun prleea-Sl. 20
Bagging quiet and firm at 12@13c. .l ....
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. February 2a.--The cattle mar
ket was dull this week, aud prices were lower
1900 head arrived and were -old at 6x6@14c. 10
lextrn Pennsylvania and WESTERN steers; oj9GgoSe
for fair to good Pennsylvania and western steers
4@5c, U b gross, for common, as 70 90 lit,
as to condition. Hos we're ~ GeHlaad
B Bcisea 1''oo "S3N '''' ~ 49, 80. ~ 100 b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

THE Moody AND SANKEY MEETINGS Nec
York, February 26.-The noon prayer
meeting to-day was held at Association Hall
and was not largely attended, owing, pro-
badly, to the fact that Moody and Sankey
were not present, this being their day of
rest. The services were conducted by Rev.
Ralph Wells, who said that the meeting was
for especial prayer for Christian work" and
that what the Redeemer was looking for was
to see the church on her knees before BIN.
The morning, noon, and evening services
were held by Moody and Sankey to-day; all
of which were crowded. 81.