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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29


supuesta marca de A patente Asi-Mar,e
deres sin escr1pu- - y zssSa los las obtiensn &
precios mny init - Il 81 q mos, de Ia denomins-
da casa. Eslas II staasEls "A composjcionss do min
gun valor Sc expen SAS W den al P1blico como
n1s leg1timas Pill HsR-p doras lInyusn,o
Apslo, pues, muv euca. ecdamente q los Amioos
los oemas en- las kepublicas Hspan0-Americanas
cuyss msnos ests legare, mas especialmente las
1nsoieS ue smla otras senoras, para que SO sir
van Prestalme su auxliio, cuanto puedan, en- de-
nunolsf este desoarado traude frayuado ca Nuevs-
YORK precavlendo sus amigos, 4 fn de que no SO
ies ehgane comprar estos copuestos despreciables
ntu'ados y f1doras y Unguento de Holloway" que
heven aigun rotulo de Nueva- York On ellos.
Antes de comprar, examlnsse con mucha oautela sl
hotuio en- s Bote Ia Caa para osrco-arse 81 esta IL
areoolon de 533, Oxford Street, London, pues si no
esta enton 50 trsta de psrpstrar descarado en-
gano
Cada Bote y Gaia de las Medisinas Lsgitimas Isys
81 1sn6re del Gobierne BitGnico, con las paIabras
''F1doras Unguento de Holloway, London" graba-
das en- el En- r6tuo eeta la direction, $685. Oxford
street, London, en- donde 1niaamente 90 fabrican.
Sc invita- q las personss que sean defraudadas
Por los vendedores que expenden "Las Pildoras el
Unguento de Holloway" tasihcados para que 90 sir.
van oomunloarme los pormenores, inmediataments
hare forazar processes legales contra los Ofsnsores
y rscompsnsaEe iDeralmsnts los Delatores Dor 81
trabao que ss tOasn, eompr0mstienaoms que no ha.
"a tEascendsnca de sus noulbrss.-Firmado, TOMAS
HOLl.OWAf.--Londres,M Mario Is de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29
Organos y pianos.

Reclen llegado esta lustrada Capital e Sr. d. G.
ochemiot dlsclpulo del ceebrs Erard, abricante de
Panos eh Fafis tlene la honra ia otrecer sus
CLOS al puollco para afnar reparar pianos orgauon
demas lnstrumentos de muslca.-Calieion DE- Iss
Gamuaros nuInero i.-Capiisi. Ie-JA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29
s.sIl.,oANO s36

PuSass pe6dieo domgos mi6reslssy yi6rnss Cua.
10 s1g Lar sunsancas, repktsnss asaness suplesntos
6 los suscvieseress s4 $500 ss.S%3 SSN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29
'recaverse de Las yiles
FALSlF. .CACIONES EN- NUEVA-YORK
DE LAS PILDORAS Y Ell CNGUENTO
de- HOLLOWAY.

Vilss imitacionss contrahechas de "Lss Pfldora. y
o. Unguento de Holloway" fabrican 80 vsnden
bsjo ei nombrs de Holloway o." por j. F. Henry
Curran ga, Droguistas de Nueva York, con una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29
1nteresante.

BE hace sabsr al pdblco en- general, que hay de-
Venta en- preclce suMamente vsncOnaIes tres ca
mas dc metal doraa"s adornos caprichosos dc luo
para mstilmoalo; e que interrss alguna todas pus
de vsras eu la relojeiia italianaj ForlaezA numere
dOate Sc haIlan duptsltadas. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29
Aviso v s }.

De venta en- casa de r. Pou Bus6, Humacao, fon.
dos pa;ls. para ngenios de todos taaos hasta SOC
galones. Cmiento Port.and legftimo piedra plas
Tica. Ambos repglones precios m6dicos. 3-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29

PRECIOs DE SUSORIPCTON.

Per aho $40 ID ils-Por cells 96se ataves
trimsstre $S-Por reaea Capital 10 an
de 10 IsaPor Peninsula extraneo enviand
pe6dco franco de coso ngles SIS anuals-POe
aho IN Ia ila de Cuba $1A '.e.-1--.T'#
Las sucpones emps por adslando los sussr,
torres puedn entendsss con los Agenss dsctasns a
ministracion.
III BoLETN % mva todas partss franco Dc porte
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Consulate Britanjco.

;. LA correspondence ss sierra sa este Ocnsulaaa
dias siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-29

patente 4si--Mersa-
los las obtienen &
mos, de la d denomins-
composiciones de min
den al Publico como
doras y Unguento,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 25, 1876.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, $780,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. w. Allen Co, agents.
cbandIse and NJ passengers, ". P. Porter, agent.
Schooner Elias, Moore, Lewis, N. T.. light.
Schooner Charles L. Sinnickson, Murney, w ASH
schooner George s. Ripplier, Blizzard, Philadel-
phia.
Bark Texas (Ger.l, SeIdorf, New York, in ballast,
to load for Europe, Z. o. Noting & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner'
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatnm, agent.
Schooner Francis Shubert, Crznmer, New YORK,
camel coal. Geryas Storrs, agent.
Schooner Eclipse Conklin, Washington, COAL Cur
Schooner Dick Williams, Corson, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York May 23d, schooner John N. Par
From baltimore, May gath, steamer Experiment,
From Providence May 2ad, schooner Jesse W.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
UPPER CEDAR POINT LIGHT.-The Port To-
bacco Times says: awe understand the Lighthouse
house from Upper Cedar Point, on the Potomac, and
substitute the one to be erected at Mathass Point In
lis place. We think some action should be taken TO
induce the Board TO give UP such purpose, ~ the
bar at Cedar Point Is regarded us one OF the most
dangerous on the river
TIE buoy on the point Of Rockaway shosls has
Disappeared, which makes IL very difficult for those
navigating In that vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, May rs, 1876.
SALEs.-10 shares Of Merchants and Mechanics
Insurance Company sold ut o..
american Gold.-111H bid.
State observation-disclosures consols 66ls bid, 66A
Virginia deferred, bid 81 asked: virginia interest
certificates, 10 asked; Virginia ta1-receivable cou-
pons; ssh BID, 80 asksf scnond .,tv o. nv hid
1l2s asked; Richmond city IS, 94s bid, 95H asked;
Petersburg city ss, special tn. 80 asked; Lynch
Soro1k city S. 81 bid Norfok city vater IS,
100 bid; Norfolk city 6's, rs bid: Fredericksburg
city SIS s. asks &c d; Ma5 Ian s "a bd Man
Railroad Bonds.-Chesapeak and Ohio Railroad
s's, gold, n: and r.. PIX bid; Chesapeke and Ohio
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, J. and j., ~
bid, n asked: Virginia Central Railroad fourth
mortgage SIS, J. and J., IS bid Virginia and Ten
neSsee Railroad second mortgage 6s, j. and j., 674
bid; Southside Railroad first mortgage preferred S's:
j. and j., 70 bid rs asked Southsde Railroad second
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's,
J. and D., 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomas RaToaa m9rsge M and Dr. ea
h. and n, so4 bid; Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road consolidated 6s NJ. and n, 6sa bid. II asked;
s2X bid; Atlanta and Richmond Airline Railroad
FIRST mortgage SIS, ]. and j., SO asked.
rt G g. E A. 3D. Canal
Railroad, 100 par, 22H bid, 2e4 asked: Richmond
100 par, SO bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 02HbId: Richmond and DanviIle Railroad. 100
par, BID asked; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
common, 100 par. 95 bid: Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed. 100 par, 90 bid.
Bank Stocks.-Plantcrs National, 100 par, 10S
bid Union Bank of Richmond, SO par, As bid !;
Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par, ga Md !:
Dollar Savings, 100 par, "a asked: Richmond Bank
Ing and Insurance Company, 25 par, 30 bid, IS
asked.
Insurance Gompqntes;-ylrglna Fire and Ma "a,
vim frpinf
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 96h bid, 100 asked !:
Merchants aud Mechanics, 100 par OK bid "a asked;
City, 100 par, s54 asked: Old Dominion, 100 par,
80 asked; Commercial Fire Insurance Company,
25 par, 90 bid Richmond Fire Association, 25 par,
20 asked
Niscellan us-James River and Kanawha
Packet, 12. par, bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
BY Telegraph.
NEW vnpE MARK ETS.

bales les a, 1isSi i5:iec. Fionr nnshansed Wnsa,
a sac for Traded mixed Oats Irregular
and unsettled, but hrmer; 33@4ac. for mixed west;
ern and State Coffee unchanged Sugas dal P ana
quiet and steady. Tallow scarcely so irm AZ SAc.
Rosin aud turpentinc quiet. Pork flrmer; now,
2e se asGS sSlnssHosss %Skey dun and
nominal. Freights unchanged,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 25.,,Fiour steady and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady MarSianSa o a
ber, Sl.52mS1.55: other grades unchanged. sonlh.
ern corn-WhIte fairly active and lower Mt 56IgSOc.i
yellow quiet and steady at 60@8lc. Oats duii aha
p PopK salso ntevS%
rib, 1o4Gl107sc. Bacon-Shoulders, 9c:; cieaF I,p;
rs LarKsansS dsii G sr s sa
CINCINNATI.
c1ycrNyArI. May 25-F1our and wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn quiet at 50@52c Oats inacllye
at 3440c. Rye and pork quiet and uneh sdfSd
ks5a r Isg6ise s que. and
Bacon steady shoulders, S@8yc.; clear ri9 slides,
iOS@l OIc clear sides, Ike. Hogs duh and i9wel
Iss e0e shf ments head Whkey quiet AZ
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
F9 dn 9nd S
rbsides, 8b@1 DC: clear Sides bac a1ns-
Shoulders SkMSkc.; clcar-rib SIDES, iVac.i clSAr
sI"ses IHc. SIrar-c1lcd hams, 13ktn14c. Lard
fierce, ish@I4c.; key, 14sc. Whisky quiet az
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Flour dull tending down.
ward: but little doing. Wheat higher; No. Q red
fall $l.39. Corn steady, firm, and In good demand
No. y mixed, 45&c. Oats higher; No. 2. SAKE.
rive active ut 61@62c. B2rley-No sales. iWhiskey
held at $1.O0. Pork dull tobblng, $40. so. Bulk
meats demoralIzed; clear rb-sides offered at gHc.
clear sides, lOc Bacon dull and lower; shoulders,
@IOAc. Lard duh and nominal. Hogs inactive and
lower; bacon, $5.65@$6.10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
commencement.
For the DISPATCH

SALEM, May q, 1876.
The commencement OF the Theological
Seminary Of the Lutheran General Synod oil
IL" South occurred last night in the Luthe-
ran church. The opening exercises were
conducted by Rev. 4. Philippi, OF Wythe-
vale. Va: after which Rev. D. NJ. Gilbert,
" Manchester, Va. delivered the annual adj
Gg",-.
II, subject was, Certain temptations that
IRE IJbl" 10 hc>ct 4 minister, under the in
io"ncc OF which he may fall from his high
POSITION.
The speaker very earnestly and eloquently
treated his subject by noticing several temp
tal'ons which he regarded prominent.
!. The danger Of permitting our vocation
70 merge into mere profession.
80 much SaIneneSs in minister's duty,
hence arises the danger.
,. Danger lest we yield to an unsanctified
ambition, and seek to promote self instead
o. the cause NJ Christ. 1t is our duty to
make as much Of self as possible, that we
may be workmen rightly diyining the word
o. truth: but this must be for the Master,
aid not 10 gain worldly honors TO have the
good viii OF men, and thereby promote self.
-. Danger lest We yield TO sensationalism
instead Of becoming sound and true cX-
T'>tor Of Gods Word.
raul was Il sensational preacher; so was
Luther and other reiormers. But theirs was
!'r Jesus and Him crucifed. Modern SEN
ss!1nalism Is 10 sway the masses, and to
P't;Sc them even ut the sacrifice Of the
"9:lel.
Diplomas were conferred by the speaker
OIL W. Y. Cline, OF Luray, Va, and s. p.
hughes, OF Barnwel' district. S. &. j.
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IL i. M !, az: n 10. Ness
1ss ss & sessa rs s saa5 sss,
lsss f 81 whsrf from ssore siso
S saaar Crushed ssss powdered. 1ge: rr4nn.
lated lie; Is ioke; e B, ige. estrs &c;
5Ss bssssas sss i fo. h'ss, ~
]. Tsds: Black, 1sc.@8f.-ife hat prime article;
imperial; sl.5ossI.so; ganpowasr sl'Ass1.7S
.r.-..-.s Hides. Leather. &c.
flint, @l2c. wet suite 71gc.; wet salted calf
Ieetsee Sole leather, oak, ss@4oc; sole leather
finish, ls@22c ? foot; Zip, 5oe:@s! D. barnes ness
s ssSsHnir ssSsS sy 5 q 5000 ssir sa
22@2sc.
Iron, Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON; American refined Old Dominion, 4.10
5Ss.; swedcs, hammered 64@7c.; hoop, 5G84c.
M n.i e.; SS per key 80 oraso - 49, ,r
standard-that Is, ten-pcnny; other sizes extra.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 4@4Ac.; retail,
Rope: Manila best, l6@1sc. :jute, e4c.
: Guano: Peruvian tGuanapel, $50 q ton: sea-
pSoss 81 sHpsa
$50; MARYLAND Tobaceo,Food, s55; Guanaeani,
s35; Turner's Excelsior, $52.
Licoricc.
Lie3ries Pcsss co G. Co. sle R. r. 5 ss
27c.; 4. G. c., 26c.; g. y G., CSC.
Lumber, Slaves, &e.
Lumber: White oak, $14.50 3 1000; Western
Virginia poplar. S15GS25 3 1000; white pine,
s35@$75 3 1000; yellow pine boards, S10GS14;
ioist, $l2@$1S, according TO lengths. shingles
Pine 52.50@S5: cypress six-inch, S7.50ISl2.50
p 1000. Laths-Split, $3.50: sawed, $3.50 q
iStares: Whiskey- barrel timber. green. 81 s@$20 p
1000; seasoned, $20@S25 &, 1000 F1our-b barrel
timber, S6a$7.50 q 1000. Flour barrel poles 81
@sS: hogshead-hoops, no demand; hickory hoops
Rags: aIixed-Cotton, white, s1s@4@5c.; WOOL
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, s2@$2.15 q
dozen, gold.
Brandie8: Domestic, l.25@S2: fruit. 1850
$50; apple, new, s2.o5@ss; Virginia peach,
Rectifed Ehiskeys: Market advancing and steady;
proof nominal ut S1.30@$l SO.
Rye WhiskeyS: Medium. 81 .50@42: pure old, 81
ash; Virginia mountain, new, $2@S2.60; old,
s2.5O@s3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, $f.25@s2; imported, 90 q case.
Mill-Feed.
ShipStuF: 55c. z busiiel.
Bro1cnSluG: soc. q bushel.
Shorts: 25c. q bushel.
Hhedt.Bran 20@25c. q bushel.
Corn Bran: 1StG20c. per bushel.
Powder, Shot, NC.
Wood.
Cord.-Oak-Scasoned, S3.5 0933.7 IS ;unseasoDed
$2.50@S3. pine-Seasonedss 3 @S3.oO; unseasoned
$2.50GS3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
cHrCAGO LrlMBER MARKET.

MAY 22.-As the Yards.-Tradc opened fairly &C.
tive yesterday, and prices reuisined Hncbangeds
- Fist and second clear. S36@sss; third clear.
l inch e3O@$3a: select, inch, 42S@2S; WAGON
box-boartis, Is inch and upward, select, $50
GS40: stock boards, A. S34@43S; stock boards,
b, S25@&27; stock boards, e, $16; common
lumber eighteen feet and under, SiO@$ll
fencing, $11@$l2: toist and Bcanthng, " 20
"a feet, S12Is1S; toist, % 70 "a feet, &l4@
81 fooring frs. and second clear, $50 floor
Ing, first common, rough, $2s; flooring, nrst com
mon, dressed, $50; flooring, second commons
dressed, S24@S25; siding, nrst and second cteart
dressed, sls@sI9 siding, common drsssed, sasso;
square pickets, gil: fat pickets, $l0. al 80 Il,
LGth.-SI-60@$l.75.
On Track.-Shingics on cars sold ut the anngxod
pricea: A or star, S2.25G$2.50; No. sawed, 9l.2a
ds8l.50: IS z car to be added when transferred,
which charge follows the shingles. Thickness Five
shingles to be twoinches ia thickness. Length Six
teen inches.
Yurd,oood Ltmaer-Stocks are ample, and trade
Is fairly active at the following range OF prices
Oak plank, common, Sls@$25: oak plank,
clear, $35@$4C; black walnut, connterStop, $tUy
@$l50; black walnut, clear. H75@SS5; bsacEf
walnut, common, s40GsS55; black walnut, culis,
$26@s35: black walnnt, frsts and seconds, S6o@
matched, $75@&So; black walnut, hoor, three. and
four-inch, ss0@$Ss; ash, $2s@$35; ash, floor,
six-irch, dressed and matched, S406|s45 hickory,
S4O@$5O; maple, $25@$35 batternut, frsts apd
seconds, $45@$50; cherry, drsts and seconds, $40
$3.50; whitewood, clear, $30@&4c; wildwood,
common, $2G0$25; whitewood. Gull, S129$lS.-
Timer. -s4e-s
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SURRY COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dslmtch.l
At Il meeting OF the Conservatives OF
Surrr county held at Surry Courthouse on
Tuesday the sd day OF May, 1876, DR.. j,
W. Wilson was called to the chair, and ),
+. Barham was elected secretary.
ON motion 81 George I. Clarke, Esq, the
Conservative voters Of each district were
requested L. retire and nominate. suitable
persons to represent their respective dis
lrict~ in the county in the State Convention
10 be held in Richmond on the 3lst instant.
The following gentlemen were nominated
aai elected:
From Bluckwater DR.. J. W. Wilson and
:. Il. Barham, delegates; DR.. c. M Wilson
and Il. +. Morris, altcrnatcs.
From Gotham: George T. Clarke and
\. :. Edwards, delegates; {. W. Sutton
and II. {. Land. altcrnatcS.
From Guiiford: W. s. Burt and John
NJ. Philips, delegates; William billiard and
:. II. Burt, alcrnatcs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MAY 23.-Reeres.-Fresh arrivals were II car
loads or 277 head, but not being regular market
day there was trade OF consequence and no change
in The condition OF the market or In pTices Dressed
beef had slow sale this morning at s@9c. 2 D. for
Ordinary to good native beef sides.
Caluss-.rO-day's offerings were 400 head, part
milk.fed reals and part butermtik calves. The de-
maud was moderate and the market less active as 6
7e. q n. for ordinary to prime milk-fed yeals and
495c. for butterDik calves. Sales include Lac but
ter-milk calves, 1875 lbs. average, at 44@4Sc p ID.
10 state ycals, SO DIS average, at &c: d. 70 Mount
Holly yeals, l70@260 bs., az 797Ss ao0 jersey s
125 lbs, at e@6kc.; SO jersey yeals, 1So@l40 bs.'
Sheep and Lambs.-Fresh arrivals were 10 cars
or 2,I85 head. The demand WAS moderate, and
sales were generally slow and ut about
yesterday prices. Common e prime clipped sheep
s@i2c. 9 b. Among the sales were 53 Jer-
sew lambs, 10000 hs., at Pc. d.; 10 ger.
nso; ia jersey lambs, SO BIS, q lie; GO Jersey
6xc i6a Ohio clipped shsap % bs q ~, SSe; 81, Ss
unshosn Pennsylyania sheep, al Az Dss az ana
Ing d ST. hogs. None offered for sale snye--JouT-
mil of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
DANVLLLE.

GRANGE IATTERS-GENERAL LONG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY "a, 1876.
IN" directors OF the Grange warehouse
ing tA" hex; twelve months are: q. W..
Price. II. /. Hodges, j. d. kcesee, }. NJ.
lIUtchin->. i. y. Blair, Il. NJ. Price. Elisha
Keen. Jr The president Of the Grange
Bank j. Mr.. !. u. Blair; the cashier, Mr.. j..
J. Lawson.
Intelligence WAS received here yesterday
u the death If General William Long, OF
Caswcii county, y. c., on the 22d instant.
Mr.. Long was in his Scventy-siXth year. He
was = gentleman Of wealth and influence;
had served several years in the Legislature
OF North Carolina; had been president OF
the Border Agricultural Society; and was
a the time Of his death director OF the
Grang" Bank and OF the Grange warehouse
oi this city. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
TOBACCO MARKETS.
.ICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, May rs, 1875.
Since our last weekly review of the Richmond to-
bacco market prices have ruled very firm, with an
upward tendency There Is complaint from all
the growing sections OF great scarcity OF
plants and at this time the outlook Is not very favor
able for m average crop this year. However, with
favorable weather the plants may yet "come OIL"
better than is now believed.
The transactions on Change during the past week
were rs follows: Hossheads, 1871; tierccs, $50;
and boxes, Sc.
The quotations ut present are rs follows:
DARK.-Primings-$l.2 5@$3.5O.
DARK.-Lugs-Se common, s3@S3.o0; me-
dunn to good. $5.50@56.50; extra, S76GS7.5o
Leaf-Cominon, $6@$7: medium, s7iIS9: good,
*1O@s12:. fine, s12;5O@s14.5o; fine extra black
wrappers, Sl5.50MS17.
IGIIT.-Lugs.-Common, 35@S7: medium
to good, $7@Sg: fine smoking, $l2.50@sls;
extra smoking, S1S@s25. Leaf-Comnon to me
dun, s9@$l4; good to fine, $13@sl7; extra NJ
crs, S15Ms25. Wrappers-Coxmon. S12@SlS !;
medium to good, S1SG1$25; fine, s25@S4O; extra,
S45@S70.
TIE BREAKS TO-DAY were 2a5 hogshcads 35
tierccs, and 21 boxes.
THE OFFERINGS AT AUCTION were lao pack
ages, of which ll6 were Sold
| RANGE OF PRICES, $3.50 to $67.
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BIZ TEL pr 81:
THE NEWS FIR on " asHINGToN
.FrrzHuaH's SUCCESSOR.
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS.
LYNoH1NG OF MURDERERs.
The Mustang and Pimlieo Races.
xLVTH CONGRESS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1876.

xLVTH CONGREsS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1876.
SENATE.
After some unimportant business the
Senate went into executive session; after
which the body adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House refused to concur in Senate
amendments to the bill appointing receivers
for national banks, and asks for committee
OF conference.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Morrison tariff bill reported
by the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Morrison spoke in support Of the
bill.
At the conclusion Of AIr. Morrison's
speech the Emma Mine Committee report
ed. The committee, after setting forth its
conclusions, recommend the adoption OF q
resolution declaring Mr.. Schenck's action
in connection with the Emma Mine affair as
ifl-adyised, unfortunate, and incompatible
with the duties OF his official position. The
report went over.
The Committee on the District OF Colunl-
bia was directed to inquire how q copy OF
their report was published in the New
York Tribune and the Evening Star. The
chairman stated that the paper had not been
considered more than an hour, and had not
been adopted by the committee.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

MAY 23.-The general market continues lifeless.
The stoppage OF some few Of the mills on account OF
the DRAGGING trade In the goods market In connec-
ton with the recent financial disturbances add the
depression. Western ceccs are held on tho basis OF
recent transactions, but neglected. The new sprng
light sale ut Inside rates. The new clip Eexas Is IN
fair assortment, but little trade results with inc
at prices without further change. Foreign are stu
neglected. Sales 2,50s bs fall secured Calii2r-
MIA on private terms; 1000 Ds medium new sprln8
fSs buffalo hair $50 bags Colorado 1000 lbs. new
Western Texas, 10, 900 rs. and above Ohio feecS
10 balcs Nevada 40 bags black Colorado, and 20.0OO
ibs. eastern fall Texas, on private terms, and 20.
bales super pulled at 32c.-JourRdt Of Commerce..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
GENERAL MARKETS.
x IA l, es5,R xIlfH0NsfANKjwTss

NEWsx0Mk fH0sSs 5zAnAE4sS.
NAY 23,-Scosef Dig II taken on arrival and ~
ss6Ady nguses. Sales oE 600 tens eossrsss abegays
noel, Ind Ekitntont In lots, on EdfSxfs tesrs Af.
OF two companies ast week D. not responded 70 %
rule. Sales or 1,50o tons nc 42Z@e23 for No. AID
Gsngarnock at $50; CoI.ness DC 4aI Garts~
ci,erris ut $50; Egiinton nc &2S@ csc & Amexf-s
can pig ct e22@s23 for No. I; 42o@Fzl fcr.
American as works, and steel rails sos 1885. Od
rails quoted norninally at 422@1z3. Wzonghsc
scrap at 92s. Refined Baf--Store-pyices: ~.
inch, round ndsqunre-1 to inches By 3tc insi,
SOS; bar, refined, ~ 70 8 by and 5-16 inch, 960
rounds, 2ka2is 70 3S@4 finch, e6esa$7g SCROLL $40
@S12G; ovals and half-rounds, &7O9S90; bzuds Il
to inches By she 70 No. u, 467 .s0@aSOi bore
hoop, 4 by No 22 to1 and Is by IS and II, 97H@
$50; nafi-rod, Q d., 7a@sc.; sheet Russia, llH@
I2c, gold.-.yourndl ar Commerce.. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
REHoyAL OF GARBAGE.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF HEALTH,t
RIcHAOyD. MAY %. 1875.

OYPIcR OF TIE BOARD OF HEALrH,t
RICHMOND, May %, 1873.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE
y REMOVAL OF GARBAGE And ASIDE
29th The collectors will commence work az ~
O'clock A. h., and win visit that part or inc city
Wing weat OF Fourth street on Mondays and Thur
Gys: fiat part OF the city between Fourth End
Fourteenth streets on TUESDAYS and krtdaysi apd
that pert OF the city east OF Fourteenth street on
wednesdays and Saturdays.
The regulations governing this service, both as af.
fecting the public and the collectors hare been pub
Hshei In handbiIls and win be distributed through.
out the city Copies can be obtained as this once.
Wv N'Ns S11 ~ J.sG. ckHELL.
23.8t President OF the Board OF Heaitn.