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the LOVER cRoss RoADs OUTRAGE.
A Coiored Tramp Committed TO the WHITE
Plains Jail TO Await Events.

Neitie Many. the farmers daughter who was
assaulted 10y negro the afternoon of the 9Th inst
within .isht Of her home a. Lower Cross Roads,
Tarytow bus, into when confro nted bT negro
ycst,rdly, who resembied assailant on Thursday
nigat after dark the negro shu1led INTO tue loukcrs
police station and ed Sergeant Osborne for nights
lodging aud uis behavior Gus ths sergeant
,Nln ed his clothing aud then cent hm De o." TO ne
lodging room. lie d@scrued himself M DANld Austin,
aged n. NO me. On Thursday morning the negro
taKen before CITY Judge Baird, ana was taken yes
tcrdaN, 10 Mary eteptalners house ~ Lower IFohs
Roads The prisoner steu y proclaimed hls Innocence,
and said that he could prove an alibi. The 1onktru
elnorles de iyerrd me negro tu Unstable Lawrence
aud take 10 TarrytJwn, and thence " the MhNe
Plains ltil.
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John Boerner, a sailor OF the coast schooner
Henry, lying Hoboken was owed 500 By the captain
for wages and he obtained m attachment against the
vessel from Justice White. The case being called for
Wednesday, Boerner appeared, he says, but the de-
fcndant not showing up uc went away after an hour
aud returned latcr Ia the day lie was then Informed
by the Justice that he had ia gmrnt "a thc nAVrs
favor tor tlO. and tcnntred t 70 him Inc saor re-
fused 10 IT, and then offered sl5, winch ne also
refused Out his money vac ehprnted ana he hiu no
means Of obtaining Justice, he Yesterday oOR tv rom
Inc Justice In settlement, fully believing hr bd}t That
there was COLLISION between the Justice and captan
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TRENTON, April A.-ro-day the stables Of the
United states Hotel took nre but no horses were
burned. An axe new oil the handle while a man was
cutting open awindOw in the burning stable, and fel
on young man who was holding the Ia ider cutting
severe gash m his head. boy, IN trying 10 caeh a
ride Jumped from tram 81 ears, ana Was caught 10y
another train coming the opposite dir ctiOn ana
had his leg crushed. A man named McDugn irled tu
Gus his tioat, but prevented carpenter named
Ciendennlng icll and hal his leg broken.
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The south Carolina Delegation to Cincinnati
Co,rMnII.s.C April 1l-The following wag

COLUMBIA, 5. c April 1.-THE following was
sent to Senator Morton at Washington tonight
The Associated Press despatch dated Columbia, Anr
49, saving "Ihe indications are that GOV, thVllOtf
lam Will control the delegation" ana the deltsatlOl
Will vote INST Tor Mi BrstOw, for Ffeident second
authorized and untrue, The delegation Ia controlled
by no man, and has expressed no preference ,
ROBERT ELLIOTT Chairman,
For and ~ behaf VI The DeIehall0n
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RnrEN uE rRAups Ar noME.
Important Information Offered 10 the District
Attorney Over the River.

Christian Stein, the Williamsburgh Illicit dis
ullcr who hed TO Canada after bis indictment. and
returned three weeks at the request Of his suretes
has of red to the District Attorney some important
Information which viii lead to the conviction OF two
or three revenue oihcals, who, Is negtl received
brlhes tor long tine protect MN ana othtr men IN
thr same business from dlsturuatco. vein demand,
that return tor ns luf rmhllpn, lht lnulctlurut
against him shall be nolled. stelh, II IA said mak' 8
some very startling revelations as 10 the corruption ia
the revenue service, and explains To some oAtont the
Of the very few arrests that are M de when lc
sulls are broken up, AID why The copper sts are
reafiy elWayH gone when the officers make tue raid.
The District Attorney Il invesugAuus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

DosToN, April H.-spaulding Bumstead,
hides aud leather Boston, asking an extension from
their creditors. Their liabilities are tli3l79 10 aud
assets, sSUivod.
The liabilities OF Isaac Taylor. merchant, Boston.
whose failure was reported time since, figured
at out $4,000 Tue heaviest two claims, t2gl ipH 30
aud ISL .2lS3 held by New YORK aud Boston par
ties respectively
a +. travis, shoe manufacturer, Of Nattck, Mass Is
reported failed with hahilties OF $4,000.
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Anolhcr nookkeeper Conc.

Louis Bregey, the confidential bookkeeper OF
McAndrews 4 Walsh contractors Of the Delaware,
LackawannA and Western Railroad at Bergen nm. Is
missing MIR. Bregcy went from his home on Jersey
city Heights last week with the ayowtd intention Of
y,ting friends In the Interior Ot the state Yesterday
MIR Walsh discovered that Bregey had forged Mt. Me-
Andrews name to check Tor $3.50 on toe Ciltsn
bank Of New York, where the nrn made posts MT.
Walsh says that BregCy las valuable documents ana
papers in ME possession which wl probably disclose
other pccuatiOns,
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IL was whispered In the Plymouth Church
prayer meeting last night that Mr.. Beccher had the
gout for entered IN soft slippers His talk as usual
brfoTe It's close turned his sunerngs lie had tried
TO be an honest man, refusing no new light when II
came % him with TRUTH ana CnnRlng 10 no uld luo 4
when he convinced OF the error IA thtm ~ nepol
alm and wac great comfort Tor nm u thluk tlat
alter hs LorI mad sunerod2 when You meet VITA sc.t
l-hness ana when men hard ami cruel, there rs
Christ to think Of II we sufrr with hm We shan also
W HIM,
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NEW JERSEY.

Capt. John White was drowned at Elizabeth
port yesterday.
Two Greenville fishermen caught a large seal
al the mouth Of the llackensack nver On Thursday.
. In a recent quarrel between Barney Hogan,
hackman. ard Thomas Dollard In Guttcn9crg Doliil
hammered llugun's head with stone. lc tcriny Il
was that he Was Ing and that DOllaTd haa usd
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BUFFALO, April 1.-THE Excise Commission
tins morning revoked the license Of John rrIn,who
has been on trial for violation Of The sundly Liquor
Law An effort has hcen MADE by the Liquor Dealers
Association to compromise with tho Law aud order
sOca " Tor keeping the saloons open during c"r ain
hours on SUNDAY but without avail Thls uccl-iUn Of
the Cunmissuuers viii have have the enrct VI closing
a saloons on SUNDAY, as the Law ami Order Soticiy
nave presented complaints against more than Two
thirds saloon keepers Of tue citi for the violation
"A IuN
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PoUGHKEEpsIE, April IA heavy fog on tho
Aver to.dy has caused serious detention OF steamers.
1he Drew bound north, has landed her passengers al
Yonkers aud passed here fourteen hours behind tue
lac passenger propeller Muller landed hcr Passengers ~
Fort Montgomery Tor New iork The passenger pro
rel IOdn L. Ia hruuck reached here lrOm NeW ok
hueeu hours behind time.
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CLEVELAND, April IA riot occurred near
Masshlon. Ono. this morning between the slrsing
miners ana green hands, who were about to begin work
in the miues. Geo Warrington Of ms city, proprie-
tor OF the mines, ttruck the mead and stYcrry
but not uangtruusy ullrel. Several others Mcr, more
or lees hurt The sheriff has gone 10 the mines with
strOns posse,
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An Enlightened Monarch's Way of DoinsI,.

The Mayor called upon the Brazilian Minister
yesterday, and through him rendered to the Emperor
Of BiaIl the hospitaties OF the city. The offer was
declined. Dom Pedro viii visit the United states as
gentleman and not as monarch; Secretaries Fish ana
kobesOn viii 20 down the bay this morning 10 welcome
the Emperor. The brazilian frgate NleterohY, when
arrived yesterday, Wal respond " the salute Win when
tue United states vessels will greet him.
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Information for Stockholders.

Patrick Shieran and Michael Murphy put ti00
apiece INTO John oRourkes hands in Jersey CITY
election bet. Shicrans candidate was elected, aud
O'l.ourse pail the money TO MIN. Murphy sued
O'ROurke for his 300 and yesterday Judge Hoffman
declared that election bes arr not binding aud Cd
judgment In Aurpny's favor.
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Ellen willoughby, Of sO9 Mulberry street. was
borne 10 Bellevue Hospital yesterday, having takeA
Paris green Prior to November 1875 Mrs " III shby
was an Industrious and temperate young wife and
mUher Ia that month she lost her four children. aud
Grcf dchroncd her II Is thought that she can
uO
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A pistol shot was heard IN Rudolph Demond's
room In the rear house at sos Grand street. carly yes
terday. His sister found him on the noor, dying, lie
hau shot himself through the heart lie was ~ years
old lie came TO this country from Germany ~ years
ago and for the last 20 years had ite shop M par
ot business were followed by dependency anu suicide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

shulle board match for gold modal In the
Rosdse shades, Wythe avenue Brooklyn Yesterday
WAS Won by Thomas stewart OF BrOOSYn, ~ con.
tcstants, by one pont second match Tor $50 side
he A. D. sullivan aud James Z. Dorm Was won by
NC llInINT. SNure 700 " Tvs.
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The President Of Peru.

Gen. Prado, the President elect OF the Peru
Wan republic. visited Philadelphia yesterday and was
escorted through the city and " the edinces OF the
position The party returned to New York 10y the 4
o'cucg train and taken down the DAY 10 the forts
by the Unlt,d States cutter Grant They we're Drop
erly sautel Gcn. PradO and his etsn to sail for
Europe AZ 10 0 CLOCK this morning m the OermanIc.
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Thomas McCauey, aged IS, junk deiler OF 80
North Portland avenue, BROOKLYN returned homo last
night under the irduence OF liquor. ana about SIX
O'Clock was found IN his room with his thrpat cut.
bloody IN his right hand. o had become DO
ranged through Drink.
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The --latest Nineteenth Ward Murder.

Edward Farrell was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF murder. on the night Of Dec 80, 1873,
James Reilly, watchman at FOrtyseyenth street anu
East river was assaulted with a paving stone and
severely injured that he died Joseph Farrell was Ar
rested on suspicion but the COrOncr's Jury found a
verdict against his brother Euward, who had disap'
peared. This week he returned 90 his huunts In the
Nineteenth ward lie Is In the rOmDs,
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PORTLAND. Me-. April 1.-THE Press viii to-
morro~ morning declare that the claim rcocnty al owed
by the House Of Representatives for lana on ne border
of AroOstook.couniy under the treaty of 1917 is fraud
uenL and that the appropriation OF t3b,UuU Is tueit
does tins thr authority OF an army uhcer OF hgh
rams, VINO Ii entirely cOnYcrsant Win The tAcls
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A New scheme for Improving the Tiber.

ROME, April lA-G aribaldi has sent to the Gov
ernment entirely scheme for the improvement
Of the Ttber Its chief feature the ESTABLISHING ut %
asort OF seaport Rome He asks a ncessiOn iVr
the WOrks on behalf VI a stock mpany.
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PARIS Atril M-The changes of Projects re-
ported this morning consist principally Of trAnsicrs
Only prefect has been dismissed Eight h-v. heea
placed on the retired list OF whom IS tn Marquis
d. Fournes, Preicct Of Savoy.
NJ La Serve Republican, has been elected scaat)T by
the lie dc la Reunion
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The Lntes, strike In New Jer.ey.

One hundred laborers employed Toy the Della
ware LacGawanna ami Western Railroad at the foot OF
Nineteenth street Jersey CITY, struck yesterday for an
advance from % cents to ~ day The men were dlt
charged anu new ones were cuiploJ cd.
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A Fishing schooner Missing.

GLOUCESTER, April H-AnxietY Is felt here
for safety OF the fishing schooner Kearsargc capt
Burche OF this port She has been absent four weeks
trip to Georges Bank. Ii Is feared that she uAs
tounnered. she carried crew of ten men,
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A Huchson & Co.'s hardwaro,storo and dwell-
ing IN Nilhrook \. y was burned yesterday morning.
Loss, $1,000.
Marvel. DayoI Co machine shop In Fall
River Mass, WIS burned vest 'riny morning, lhb
building be- ongcd 20 the Fai River Iron WORKS Com
pany, auh ,4iu q a. s'n~hi insurance, $4,000
lhe STOCK tx urss, engine, &C, bcungtd 60 MAfNei'
Davo 4 CO. and we're valued At 10000 Insured ior
4 .ftl
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PARIS. April IA heavy snow storm has pre-
vailed throughout France. Ihe snow was unusually
deep at Bordeaux ana Marseiles
The snow has seriously damaged the Bordeaux vinoa.
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DEERFOor PAuK COURSE. April II. VIM. Mo-
Nahuus T. =. WIN r. Robert, /, L. l. W. Mrpnnil1t
dun <. DtnGclnn, = 3 81 w g. Hove's biz. 4. Butler.
g, dT. IiDie-s'5Ois 25s. 800.
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MADRID, April H.-lt is considered certain
tnat the question OF the nros will be solved placing
tue Basque Provinces the footing the rcst
~ Spain TO taxation and conscrptOn, but per-
mitting them 10 retain their Democratic municipal
ganiLalOn.
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niral claim. for tho ylrsInla Delegation.

WASHINGTON, April H-Mr. Blaine's friends
cAm fifteen OF the twenty-five delegates CHOSEN by the
Virginia Republican Convention yesterday. On the
other hand Ambler Smith telegraphs that the Con
yratiOn elected twelve anti Blame men, ana that Conk
Hing COuuI on than
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The Weather once Prediction.

A mortgage for 100000 To the Union Trust
Company, on the Methodist BOOK Concerns DrOAdWsI
edluCe Was recorded Yesterday.
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Delegates to the Utica Convent

Eighth District, Tammany r. iward ID. Gae,
Thus. Carleton Geo. Hall. Twentieth District, ANTI
Tsrmanv Fcodor Merson, h.. B. Hart, Francis NJ.
BiKDY. They are lnpledged.
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CHAPPAQuA, April H.-rhe old Greeley man
SION IN the woods when unO coupled ana uufur-
nished aud being repaired and rented for Col smith
aud vile wac totally destruyed BY ure tnls evening.
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Full Illustrations of the obsequies--The
BODY IN the casket-FemAe employees enltring me
residence Tor last yiew-Carryng the conn 70 lhe
rylce'-Deposirng The body ~ the ysnlt,Shara.c'
tcrisc sketch OF MIR Stewart In his uptown store, &C
See fidHk Lesbos illustrated NeWspdper Out today
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LOSSES mr. FIRE.

Southwest veering to northwes, winds, 60 nler,
cloudy, and clearing weather, with rising OlfOmett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

Frank Lesiie's Illustrated Newspaper, NO. l,O74
I. HteMArt.-Aap.
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Store your furniture, baggage, &C. Grand
Central storage Warehouse cor broadway ana H'h b.
AdV.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

NAY ISfOs
american Go.d.-lla bid, 1121 asked:
asked; Virginia consols, new, 35H asked; Virginia
fundable 80 bid Virginia deferred, 81 bid, az ask
ed; Virginia interest certificates, 20 asked Virginia
tax-receivable coupons, s9as bid, 901f asked.
aysksa EehSona ssg 3D. sss s -
burg city SIS So bid, s7 asked Petersburg city SIS,
Lynchburg city SIS, 104 bid: Lynchburg city 6s. SD
bid; Frederickshurg city 6's, SO Did, 60 asked Man
Railroad Bonds Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6's, gold, NJ and N. 80 bid; Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad rs, gold, j. snd j., asked; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage 6-s, J. and D., 76
asked; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage rs, A. and
o., 100 asked; Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j., SO bid
Richmond aud Danyille Railroad consolidated 6s,
81. and N, 20 bid, 72k asked. ss
| Canal BondS.-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, M. and N. 81 asked.,
Railroad S0ckS.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 92I bid; Richmond and Danville Railroad,
| Railroad common, 100 par, 95 bid; Seaboard and
| Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid.
Bank Stocks.-ktrst National. loo par, III ask
ed: National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 1073 ask
of Commerce, 25 par, rs bid; Union Bank Of Rich
| asked.
Insurance Compantes-yirgini Fire and Ma
Virginia Home, Io6 par, 9aik bid, loo asked; SIer,
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, So bid, 90 asked
| City, 100 par, SLY bid: Old Dominion, 100 par
| 81 asked; Granite Insurance Company, 100 par
| S2k asked; Richmond Fire Association, 25 par, 23
asked.
MisceLl dneou s.-James River and Kanawha
Packet, 12& par, TX bid, 10 asked.
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TRcpoT;cd for the Dispatch.l
Lexington PreSbytcry.
FIRST DAY.

MAY ), 1876.
The Pr">hytcrv OF Lexington met to-day
1t J. clock \. NJ, and, in absence OF Rev.
Robert Scott. was opened with sermon
from Rev. James Murray.
Tn" roll was called, when tWenty-three
ministers answered 10 their names, and
twrnty-tw" ruling elders.
Rev. T. W. RoSebro was unanimously
elected moderator, and Rev. Mr.. Hum
Ihr"y, and Ruling Elder William Nelson
were chosen clerks.
Rev. Il"ratio Thompson, D. D., OF the
Associate Reformed Church. was invited to
Sit a, a CORES bonding member.
Prcsbyt"ry took recess for one hour.
Aftcr recess the minutes OF the last meet
!ug> Of Prc>byt"ry were read.
committee was appointed to consider
the pr0prlcty OF mcmorialiZing the General
Assembly on the subject OF demitting the
gospel ministry.
\ committee was appointed to write to
Rev. ". G.. Campbell Il letter expressive Of
our sentiments in view OF his age and grow
Ing intirmitieS.
\ letter from Rev. Alfred Jones was read,
ana hi leave OF absence was extended for n
year.
Mr.. l.. +. Hodge was dismissed to Green
bricr Prrshytrry.
Mr.. ". c. White, commissioner from
Lexington church, presented request for
leave TO prosecute call for the services OF
Rev. DR.. Lcitwch, OF Atlanta. Leave was
granted.
y communication from the Faculty Of
Union Theological Seminary on the subject
Of the sanding OF our students was referred
10 the Committee on Education.
y communication was received from the
Presbyterian Historical Society, which was
placed in The hands OF committee to report
letter in response thereto.
Adjourned 10 meet tomorrow mt 81
O'clock E
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Cotton dull and irregular
sass O. cbSnse Wheat cent Better for
grade winter western. Corn EGglc: lower; 6 2iCa!
CSC for graded mixed; 64@65c. for new yellow
SSaaeenn and a State For White oee
Rio quiet and steady. Sugar quiet ana uncnangea'
Alolasscs steady with moderate demand; kGe qulet.
tine Grmcr ut &c. Pork steady; new, $2l: 500
$3.50. Lard shade firmer: prime steam, $3.50
6$12.95. Whiskcy quiet at$l.llH. Freights nrnicr.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
White, ssc.; Yellow, Go@6ic oats dull and heavy
southern good to prime, 43@46c. Rye duli ana
nominal at 7Q@75c. Provisions dnii ana n2nnitiy
Coffee quiet and steady. Whiskey dul NJ Sl.lz.
Sugar active and firm
' CINCINNATI
CINcISNATr,. May 5-Fl@r quiet l, :, ana I'M I'M
SI.27. Corn dull at 47@4ec. Oats steady and firm
al 3S@43c. Rye unsettled ut 72@75c Barley
at gel. Lard In fair demand and firm; steam
1920 bid, 1925 asked; kettle, Sl2.01. Lynx.
meats In fair demand and hrmer; siionlaersi &C.
niet and unchanged. Hogs steady and firm: fair to
GOOD Good heavy, S7I0@s7. 35; receipts, 800 head
Whiskey In good demand at full prices ut Sl.of.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, sIay 5Foqr steady and din in fall
and active; choice white, 4s@50c.; mixed, 46G
4Sc. Oats in demand and active ut 3S@42c. rye
dull and unchanged. Provisions unsettled, Pork
S2l75 Observation-Disclosures and clear rib-sides
Ike; clear sides, 117s@11Hc. 1sacon-Shoulders
9M9kc.; clear rib-sides, 1870: clear sides, !27Sc
Sugar-cilred hams, 14@15c. Lard-tlerCe, l4'Gc
kcg, 15c. Whiskcy steady and firm ut Si.O7.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Flour quiet and weak anG
little doing. Wheat dull and lower to sell; No.
red fall, S1.3715@$1.3S bid. Corn higher, No
mixed, 454@45c bid for strictly fresh. Oats firm
bid Barley dull and unchanged. Whiskey. steady
and in good demand. Pork dull; $2l .35@S21 40
I,ard-No market. Bulk-meats nominally unchanged
no movement. Bacon inactive; shoulders, SA@Slc
clear rib aud clear sides, 125g12 and 1890 1875
Hogs unchanged. Cattle active. rs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY o, 1876.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Is. g. Tatuln, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, I. ,. Tatam, agent. l. -,
Schooner W., II: Pharo, Edwards, Philadelphia,
"t Schooner Thomas G. Benton, Cranmer, Philadc.
phla, coal, s. L. Lathrop. .
Schooner Sunny South, - Eaehtoh, ~. N'' hsi''
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT MAY 9TH.
Bark George (Ger), Stetsor, Sandy Hook, for
Richmond.
Steamship Wyanokc, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, &. w; Allen Co, agents ~.
and passengers, W. 2. Porter, agent.
Schooner Clara, Lippincott, New York. camel
eG Schooner William F. Garrison, Bowen, Philadel
mia. railroad ties and pig iron, Curtis & Parker.
p Schooner Lille Minis Philadelphia ria Chicka-
n? Sehos9n ier'l Ashland Creighton, baltimore ria
James river, lumber, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From Windsor, n. s., April = schooner DAVID
FROM From Boston May 8, schooner Dick Williams
From Philadelphia May 8, schooner Maggie, Nc
From Alexandria May 3, schooner L. and W.,
Shovel. II ar
Bark Edwin CNor.), Chriytophersen, from saysn-
nah for Richmond, arrived In Hampton Roads hay
5th. .-1v-,,s,,u ~
6. for Richmond, at Portland May Sd.
Schooners Corvo, Tyler, and Caroline, Tice, from
Richmond, at Philadelphia May 3D.
Schooner Annie E.. Reynolds, Boon, from Games
river, at PhiladelpDia May Sd. ,,>
schooner Eugia, Corsey, from Richmond, at Bal
scheo Suas Emma G. Edwards from Jacksonville
for New York. remained on the rocks ut the entrance
OF New London harbor on the afternoon OF the 80.
Schooner Hattie n. Howes, OF Providence, captain
Howes, now on the passage from Boston 70 Prov
dence, has been chartered through Mcsas. Cordery
& Horton to load phosphate at Baltimore for Al.
exandria or Richmond, Va. II for former port
$40 per ton, latter $50, at the option OF the
cilar1 SRhnn lQldRd.a II