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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-15

NOR RENT, "GUY'S HOTEL @::Hs
T. AND RESTAURANT tEuropcan plan), In - y
the heart Of the city of Baltimore, Md corner ol
Monument Square and Fsyete street, near the tlty
Hail cour,-h6usts banks, &c. BEST LOCATION IN
THE CRY. with Iong-cStabiished reputation. ios-
session May l, 1877. r-,x, -,,,,
str.et. known as the MONUMENTAL BOWL
ING-ALLEYS.~ This large building contains
cnupletc Hrst-class BOWLING SALOON, WIN
eight alleys on same floor, doing good business, anu
well established; and has hesides STORES ana Or, a,,
hc suh-le by the tenant. Possession May i, 1877.
Will be rented together or separately.
.. THOMAS HILL,
Fayette and st. Paal streets,
,,h 1o,,& Baltimore, Md.
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DOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND g.

IL
4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING mo. s2::i
500 on the west side of Twelfth street between
Broad and Marshall streets, containing ten rooms,
with all the modern Improvements, such rs Latrooe
stove. cooking range, hot and cold wafer, &c.
Also. that desirable BRICK DWELLING tNo.
6l4j on the west side of Tenth street between
Leigh and streets, containing ten rooms; Kitchen
With four ROOMS.
Also, DWELLING over Messr> 4. 4: Allen q
Brothers ha,-store. the north side OF Main be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, containing
about seven rooms with all the modern Improve
InenlS. .r'-s - -,
AlsG, FRAME STORE and DWELLING on tue
west side Of Eighth street between Maln ana EaF!
streets containing four rooms besides the siorc.
Also. STORE and DWELLING (So; l4tfl Ion on
Franklin street, adjoining the Ballard Hotci; con-
t,inimr len rooms above lhe store. Rent very low.
Also. Two BRICK DWELLINGS at the som'hgast tina
corner at Cathariue aud Gilmer streets, containing
ihr"c rsoms each Kitchen with two rooms.
Also. BRICK STORE and DWEILlNG mo.
a20L Cary street between Ninth and i cnth streets,
Containing three rooms besides the store.
Also, BRICK ST0REHOuSE NO; lOl Z @ on Ine
north Side Of The basin between Tenth and Eefenth
streets. Apply To- u snx
al tltp 4
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the disease OF all others more certainly
barred by quarantine, cannot prevail in our
midst.
!, =! .ze.t vi. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. s3.sJ e
The Board say that the experience OF
Richmond has been sad one In the dam
gers attending the collection. OF crowds In
public buildings and places Of amusement.
The burning OF the Richmond Theatre and
the falling Of the floor Of the courtroom In
the Capitol speak in sad tones Of warning
to us. II our city fathers will not heed the
distress and anguish which attended these
calamities, the recent heartrending scenes
attending the destruction OF BROOKLYN
theatre should arouse them to a sense OF re-
rsnonsibiiity in requiring the owners OF all
nnblic places OF resort to provide suitable
and adeouate means OF escape from such
buildings. a recent movement looking 10
this result has met with the hearty approval
NJ THE citizens; and it Is hoped that the ac-
tion then taken will be enersetically press
ed. and thorough examination made, WITH
ayerv Droyision required of the owners OF
these establishments which will afford safety
to their patrons. =
THE WATER WE DRINK. 1s
The BOARD refers to the analyses made by
I,r Taylor Of the water used Dy citlzens,
and cav that the supply from tue wafer 1s'
works is very pure. s.f4ss
GARBAGE.
The report also refers to the Work OF tne
garbage force during the year and removal Y,
OF night-soil. Itsuggests tnodincaIlohs ~ l tll'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-15

WANTED, BUYERS FOR SUPERIOR
w SPLlST, CLOVER IT'LL, and ANTHRA-
CITE GOALS and COKE. and DRY PINE ana
OAK Cong. sawed. and split WOOD. at lowest
nricas ana for FOUR FINE YOUNG BROKE
MILES 1T Ninth and Cary streets and Basin bank.
IL IA j. T.. WATKINS.
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The Wfaamps TrsaHnpiaRg ON
Pennsylvania.


New 1oEk, Sept 10.-A Columbia,
pennsylvania dispatch says: YigiIants
are organizing against the tramps, who
are bold, numerous and troublesome.
At gray Hills woods, near Lancaster,
recently, nearly one hundred outlaws
raIded q farmer, He tried unsuccess-
fully to drive them off. Policemen and
citizens from Lancaster went to his aid.
when the tranps opened fire with their
pistols. The 1Olice charged on them.
The tramps retreated, leaving Ave
wounded. A farmer by the name Of
Powers was fatally hurt. Farther along
the Pennsylvania road tramps boarded
a freight train, and threatened to take
possession. Detectives from Columbia
hastened to the scene and captured the
ho subsequently broke Jail.
Milton GIamhl, a prominent citizen of
DurcannOn, was robbed and killed BY
two tramps, as he left the train at Mary
vile recently. n
Gently between Malveston and Fraziers,
and attempted to plumber a ear; during
9 tight with train hands one of the lat
ter, Wm. Gonners, was killed.
The authorities at Westchester sent
assistance and two OF the outlaws were
captured.
Detectives discovered that notorious
city criminals are travelling disguised as
tramps.
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State Law or MOb Law =!
! lLafaYette Advertiser, Sent, IL

lLdIayeIte Advertiser, Sept. l.
We have had occasion before, to al
lude to and condemn certain acts and
excesses of so-called vigilant commit
tees, in this parish. In times past, du-
ring the reign of ignorance and corrup-
tlon, there may have been some excuse
for such committees in certain portions
OF the State. But in this parish 10 such
necessity existed for our officers have
always been prompt, honest and efficient
Ill the discharge of their duties. Right
ing wrongs, real or imaginary. outside
OF the law and by committing greater
ones, If tolerated, will prove disgrace
fuI and disastrous to the community.
1t is therefore, with extreme regret,
that as publisher of a journal, we ara,
called upon tOnotlce another of those
shameful outrages. A short time since,
one Baptlste Celestin, a colOred man,
Was arrested and brought before a
Justice OF the Peace by about thirty
armed men and an affidavit was made
against him for larceny. Due proceed
ings were had and all the witnesses
summoned, a majority of whom were
members Of the vigilant committee.
After a full investigation before the
Parish Judge, the accused was discharg-
ed without hesitation. The lawless
6and OF men, calling themselves vigil
lant committee, have since taken juris-
dletlon OF the case and convicted and
sentenced the poor man to exile from
the State for twenty years.
e the constituted authorities fail to
put stop TO such gross and shameful
outrages against law and order, it will
be necessary very soon to appeal to
Gov. Nichols, to know il we have laws
md State government, or If we are to
become the victims of mob law and
violence.
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,,,
not hoo,, , W. 'tpi I'A""9' '' ''''lS i'''
In;sno+oI,o~,,,e A.. ,,,. :,
~ VI '''0 l1'Il Il" no' 'oh
hrln the reeapture OF Plcona by the
RuSians-in fact the decisive BATTLE had
NOT taL,an pIaco Ell,
RUSSIANS FAILING BACK.
MANCHESTER, Sept. "a special to
he Guardian from Shumla, Sept. :,
says; There was serious fighting Thurs
uaL on the right OF the Rasgrad army,
'imder N"djbe Pasha, who was engaged
an day, with the loss OF many Oh both
sues me Russians retreated beyond
,ho upper LON. The Rasgrad army
n2S passed the Lom, and now occupies
Ool3Vd, III consequence PopilOi and the
Whole region between Karassau and
O&mAh BAZar was hurriediy evacuated
by the Russians on Friday. They took
the direction Of Biela. The field of
battle now lies between Bicla and Ob!a-
Va. There has been heavy rains.
~tLEIMAN rAsuA PASSED NORTH or THE
n,,,..,.,>
p,p,, 1o,t m t.1o..,. e,.,,
Copstantinonlr rrnorts thr whn1e Of
Sulpiman pnsha'S amy has naeapd norfI
of the Balkans. '''''7''>,
,.,.,o,,r.,. t,,..,....,...-.
d. L''AhlAN CHRISTIANITY
=. NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Ihe following
ulSpatciltS nave bceH sent to the dlplo-
hauG agents OF the porte abroad
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A

/ =
Il will be seen by reference To the pro.
ceedings of tile last meeting Of tue
Police Jury. that al the next regular
meeting sunday law will be passed,
to close all pIacesof business OH Sunday,
except drug stores and post offices. This
phas4alrcady been done i'll. some Aof Tie
lower parishes. Its to the: shame of
tile State that a general law of the kind
has not long since been In force. Is law
making one day ont Of seven d day Of
rest, is no credit to the State bnt its
lack is a great discredit. tits require
ment OF nature that there should be
such law. Those who have entire
control of their own time, or who have
little or nothing to do, do not feel so
much the necessity Of such a law as do
employees generally and especially
those in stores where nearly all business
on Sunday is transacted. The latter
are unanimous for such law, and their
employers also. Any day in the seven
would do for day OF rest; but the ma
jorlty governs, and in what are called
christian countries Sunday is the day
fixed, ont of respect to the prevailing
religious faith. The want of a Sunday
law here has long been feltand discussed.
and attempts made to have one passed
by the Police Jury; but it seems that
moral courage to break in on the old
custom of Sunday traffick,
has been lacking till now. We believe
the Police Jury determined of their
0wn accord to pass such law for which |
hey deserve so much more credit |
When it is passed and goes in to opera
ions, there will be great relief among
jhe merchants and their employees; for
hey are the slaves OF the present custom.
There was State election in Maine,
IN the 10th inst, went Republican of
'ourse. A partial election-for the
over branch Of the legislature-in Cali
ornia, a few days ago, was carried by
he Democrats.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-15

MOUNT EAsHINGToN, N. FL, Sept. a
A heavy snow storm il prevailing, It
commenced at s o'clock this morning.
The thermometer is at 81 degrees af tile
hotels at the base of the mountains.
where it is raining hard. This is the
first snow storm on the summit OF
Mount Washington since the 22d of
june. he month just passed is the
first Aug aust With0ut d snow storm here
for d number Of years.
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+, WHAT THE RioTER WANTED AND
iqok'-" % Bread or blood " he cried.
But he changed his mind and con-
ciades !! n to take u chew of tobacco.
~ Bread on blood ~ yelled he again.
hat once more lie placated on receiy-
e,;6 : bread or blood'7 howled he for the
!, , Bnt stu le compromised and accepted
nothing, ''p' '''''' """'o't
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Robbery 0f the Franklin La.
P0st-Ofafce.

I FRANKLIN, In, Sept. 9.--The post
Office here was entered last night and
robbed of three hundred dollars in
currency, and d registered letter con-
tanning money. A negro suspected of
tlle crime has been arrested and lodged
in jail.
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Il Is seldom that Law has been 10
universally obeYed and respected as tile
game Inv OF the last Legislature.
-BuE Two violations have been reported
and the payment of ten dollars Il piece.
Tor quafls will cost those festive hunters
Ilsay lleefl otis enactment lii the future
TlIbodeaux Sentinel
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NEW ADVERTHSEMENTS=.
lost

About 70 mites above Chcot. \ h.f,- 1nnrI,,,,
morse, no brand. q white spot tlnd5r his maI,r
on fight slfe, Il lump on right shoulder near
SRot. any one finding said horse will be IiIIer-
ally rewarded by applying to
GEORGE MCDANIEL.
- ssCgt 5-4L BaVDu WaXia
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Envy not the appearance of happines,
slIl any man, for thou knoWesb not his
secret griefs.
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Last Monday, according to published
notice, applicants for certificates as
teacFetso of public schools, were exam
ined, and il was reeonsmended by the
examining committee that certificates
issue To the following
rIiasT PRIs4ARY--LowEs CLASS.
AIRS Clara Mcbride Yves sensat
Miss N AIcP Phatter G G. Wolff
Mrs Il Saunders Rene Raulin
Nv q Hampton Ghas j V Boyd
y Haies Roht Il keary
SECOND PRIMARY.
] r Pittard Alex McGaffey
Frank D'avy II ATsSinclefon
THIRD PRIMARY.
w g Bell Mrs @ Monillaud
Mrs Martha Brooks Louis E M6lanenr
hrs II A Simpson Paul Lambert
Miss Il LaNIeI Mrs Charles Gordon
Miss Corinne Hebrard.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Miss Mary A Keller Mrs lit d Rush
Mrs Helen Donate Leonee Littell
H Al Morse William 8 Frazee
Samuel W Stafford NJ B White
~ III Fisher CIlas e Houston
y g Brnnson E'reaerielSrJ Mayer
john M TAYLOR Frank Carter
NITs Mary Mayer john Il Shaw
Miss Helen Perkins III j Rogan
AcfbEMIe AND solsaT 1.
q 4 Frazee.
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sept sheriff Of the Parish Of fnsS7I2n;d s.. Landry
NJ OTACE OFF AD1ERNEaTHATTON
FkObAIJt COURT, PARISH OF 81. LANDRY.
No. 1861
ESTATE OF HUGHEY DoSNELI,Y,

II i !" N1+7~7A4E4I4A'
hefeas, Margaret p. DOnnelly OF the parisb
OF ST. Landry, has applied by he. petition fo hn
appointed administrative of the estate ~
ish 0f st. Landry. 80 'i'' par-
Therefore, any person intending "a make mn
position to said appointment Will fife the sa0ie
within ten days from the present nCtfen
sepB 9-ban ~lefN~
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HENRY TRGCON FOR USE, &c. vs.. JosEpI
u. LAFOND

i5y virtue Of q writ Of tIeri ficias issned
] ts @ 5ol"Iithle Parish Court, in ana for the
ana to me directed will proceed to seI af
Ea0,5g anet,2n 70 tho highest bidder, at the
ia,, LoHrthotSe @ Is, tid parish in the town Of Ope
i. 0eI i"lI, RI o'clock ~ NJ, the following de-
cHbcd property, tO~wit: !" tA5 to9'
a, a cGFtalh fi tract "i woodland situated ON the
west F0rk Of P5a1lsemine Hruee ftE said ,a,i inS
OF Vt. Landry bounded north by Azer11 1,'itSr. Ar.
GGhea.tA' G! south hy PauIin Aroenealx and east
Wy Ldilas M unknown, containing thirtt-fVf acres
Icrins-T" bo sold on Il credit of t,caeva
o.His purchaser furnishing bond aud securitv
accoI'ssl1s tezss {" law, and paying aIE costs and
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hereby certify that the above statement ia
correct W. A. ROBERTSON,
NV -, Treasurer.
The PRESIDENT appointed Mcssrss4h Duhnisson.
sam. Haas and G. T. Hawkins a ESinmfttre t0
examine claims unpaid aud on flp against th"
correct approved:
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JUDICIAL ADVERTTsEMENTg

GHEREFE,s SALE. >>,''~'
~
PARISH COLRT, PARISH or ST.. Landry
No. 1853. ~
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
ADpIrIoxAL SALES AFTER CALI
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
The New York Fro Insurance Company has d.
clared scmi-annual dividend of 10 per cent PAYABLE
demand.
The following Is statement of the gross earnings
for tho fourth week in January OF the Missouri Kan
and Texas Railway Freight. $5l, ,052 10; passen.
ger, s23 1o2 80; mall ss61 As; express, $1,575; mis-
collaneous, s1O55 "a. Total $780, GAG o. Correspond
ing period last year, $74, rs 95.
Gossip on the street to-day was exceedingly active
with reference to the purposes oi the California cap
italists who are present in Now York, their
names being strongly connected with the decline IN
Western Union and other active shares. Yesterday
the name Of the OF Mr. William Ralslon Of
the Bank Of California, freely mentioned IN con-
ncction with speculation, although he discla,ms
ownership In any speculative interest To-day the
namo Of prominent director in the same bank was
passed from mouth mouth us one OF the important
factors Of tho situation. There also rumors Of
important lawsuits. OF which Mr.. Keane, of San
Francisco, TO DO victim, because in some way he
had managed to unload 10000 shares Of Western
Union on the street at rs Tx. 1t is of course i'm
possible 10 get at the truth OF these stories and reer
ence TO them is only made because they arc part Of
the history OF thc operations of the existing pools
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
A NEAT DODGE.

Ono OF the newest tricks In tho way Of passing
counterfeit money was practised last night on gon
tleman in a Bowery beer saloon. The victim, accom-
panied by u friend, entered a saloon near Spring
street, the east sdo oil tho Bowory for the purpose
OF refreshing the interior mau with glass Of tho
foaming reutonic beverage. He happened to have
nfty-cont piece marked with peculiar nick on the
edge. This he prorcred in payment Of the beer, tho
meantime being engaged in animated conversation
with his companion Tho gentcmanly bartender took
tho piece, abscntcd himself Tor moment bohind tho
bar and returned saying, with a bland smile. tho
coin was counterfeit, which was evidenccd by Its
light weight and detective milling when c0ntr ,stvd
With a good piece. On examining tho money short
time aitcrward the gentleman found that II was un.
doubediy spurious that II lacked tho distinctive nick
tho edge, and that In short his good coin had been
deliberately exchanged Tor bad ono by tho smiIiug
stead
The New York herald., 1877-02-07

ghia, ie9 Total. 24:ais This day last week 2a.o7i.
sias;sso bales 20 las. night. Cotton freight. closed
BURG Ss s..s M y Sy 20
70 bremen BY steam 5ae compressed; BY ssii c Ac
pressed Market quiet.
powdered a. y 80 sheas am and As,ye sales
above the general average. We I'D. c. s7e gold,
$ no. Ds5as S s Ss
g 4 % af ws, ous, ss: steady
s"a oi s In IN tS ,Sf small q" s' cspaS. s
% In aas ss ,s ns s s DO %
e2e for tho former and 55c SOC. for the latter:
B4sAn sen wa. ssssdy held ss
@ . raj ssss s'sa
@ wss s rS new s srSp wa. Quoted q to 4se for small
ss tom ss;., 81. ssis; ss!
quiet l5e Ice Sal s%%onise was dull al iic.
scs q Gambler 1!s.,,. wa' quiet =. ais GOLD sa%as rn
buds ov""s we're quoted at se,.s Eel, aoe Colombo root
ersG S% asda was ' % ~S's q. Is se lac pe%
Islsa 20 oe .,,",, Juniper Ss,rs. dun
De- Venice nrpentine was hr,n q. 2ic 25c Castillo
mo.ssd ioas gold d. Common !. sSs Es.
Sss Snse ' amne s.sI% $ r vs,s Es 1n@ for
TosDSias sr% ioaids potash 's va: .:
pug IN
sas. quiet ior@es ?fS pssss ss:
sA'sc.ss & sss sua. p sf s's .%. sf :r..s. ]
ssf c SsrI,sao ,,. At Az ca'',sash bones
saffron steady aac x@ersas and 50 % ofcr
sss s Cod Cod 1--WE. " a Va ii II ip
for 70 , %nS His
2, lic se ,a for Cape Ginger was quite. tse
Il % % s'S Se.s :" and N e
sc r White Ass"s ps%escs Ind !" "a" & as"sss & at ~
do Gamome flowers were quiet at 2oc 35c tor German
i ,.s d:p,ssd :. iss: sxes. %1.jsra% quiet
sss Sas % s:sa'y x. % da9sa asa At s s
tor Ango.turs Ahss root quoted at s5c zoe TOT
ss ss
o. 's ssa s.ss. Sa'
pars was a qne; ~ but steady We quote com
sS 10 ssssI
] sss'ss isss Esd sssas@ws i.%
s%s Ss;:S $ so ssqs Ssns!I;h s%s
aS for .aa Ens.n sn % % closed quiet sales As
sans'is s S soda a. tsc SO kegs 6iearb soda a. 4s all
Essential were quiet but steady without change IN
o s%on was sin Gs,a a. " 81 gold arrive we
s. Fl s. as.' Of e. s g s"ss
I'll cro"n s. Ia oil sisrs1sa Oh 7se S 80 oil Ia eo
SSr Sa Ss taiseaam, sli; oil cloves y sS
oil pennyroya nominal at $4; oil Of bay. So ss5 ali
FEArnxns we're qu,et 5sc 5oc. prime geese and
25c. Soc for mixed.
FsH-Codtsh steady and 800 qunals sold ut So for
Georges ana 30 37la So so for Grand Bank. Mackere
quiet but sold at ull prces sales reported
80 boxes herring sod ~ 6c l7c Tor scaled and l3c.
tx fos & No 100 bss roIsnd : herring M ssd At 20 @ and
hshGeorge's Bank S6 SIS sos Grana Bank IS so IS IS
MackereiExtra $50 $32: $26 SIS bloaters
$25 $:7: shore No l. $40 81 do No. = $40 $40 sos
s"s Box sS Ns o
1Sc. No. l, l3c l4c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. ReceiptsFour Il, ,922 bbls wheat
s sos 0 and s
5000 do. barley malt 700 do. Tho our dull
but prices without decided change The were
about $500 bbs including State Western and Southern
at the annexed quotations. l.ye flour was quet 100 bbs
amounted 100 bbs and 100 sacks $3 % $3
Brandywne; 81 80 i5 for Western and yellow and
Tar nnltt tmnr nv.1nu Wa n,ntu
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
YORK IERALp WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY ls77TRPLE sHEE

s s s": and S'': .ss ',:ss
s,se sSe fresh siouiders :, e' Picked "s ham. Is
:oassr: :. ic a s 'ss'd a sossa sss bellies % s picked %
smoked meat. remained aais. At i2e asc hams and
and s':s r western long slsal so Ions
sss. sss .ss s s m. w.
so 80 S e sseksis s ss s,ssa
Tor prime Western. Dressed hogs were dull and lowers
ass.'' ws... " ass Air. rs,d % light a,nss ssd
closed cali February si 80
sp; Apr $ Sd ii's % a.sea sis III .tss sa
IS s sfs' Ss Mach At n aaS 20
A. and s. e,
@:rr.s .:siys and Gase
S.,ess s ssrs s q
Is1sy E.nsSon n bond sss se sold The following
'our market the past ruled drm with strong
beng still much below former years The receipts Of
rough from now out will be only rng the bulk Of the
dali at e4c for domestic. and 7c.
srlAnsN-Escepss so sicrces and Is bbls The market
seaAnrhs market for raw remained strong: $50 hAds
active We quote :-Fsir refining o,e; good do Ss.c
Cuoa grocery fair g choice 9sc aloe ao centrifugal
boxes xc soc Porto so refining w. 70
Ao'sc choice
rehned, standard i,sc. All Yes of A, l07ic lItc.
ilasc do. second quality Ike ~ sc cut leaf lie
TALLow.-keccpts- II hhds l2S bbls.. 80 boxes 2
casks The market was Erm; 10000 lbs sold ut sac
3-ibc.
TiSThere doing In foreign. but mostly in Job
si7e sl7I4G. gold We quote :-Bsnsa a,sc: Straits:
l7!c English, l7Sc do refined. nominal l7sc.. all
gold PatesCha acoai nominally 81 rs " 20 erne.
~ 20 W 30 coke - 10 ID: Dc x5 80 So 02ls.
ToBAcco-The market for hentucky Leaf quiet. and
tho sales we're only sd hhds principally for
changed prices There for seed leaf from
tho nome trade The demand almost entirely
ceased aud will probably not revive until the Is
placed on the mAeke The sales sundres
3c oc 100 cases Now England crop 1875 at isc. SOC
OD cases Pennsyvania crop 1919 aud 100 do crop
yats terms 25 Ohio crop 1874 and 1879 sisc
100 cases state. 1879 at l2c lsc. and $50 bates
Havana ut prices ranging from SIC to 81 10.
WHisKEy.-Rcccipts Jbl bbs Tho market hrIner;
100 bbs sold at 81 U71s 81 o.
FREiGnrsBusiness In shc way OF chartering tonnage
chiefly from provision and grain exporters Rates In
were unchanged Engagcmcntsro Liverpool. per steam.
24OOO bushels grain I'D, 90 lbs 1850 packages butter
and choose. S5s $500 packages provisions. Sos 100
bales cotton Nd 200 hhds tailow, private terms:
bbls apples. s. i'd TO London, steam A. 0J0 bushels
500 tierccs beef private terms 200 bags clovesced
To Glasgow. steam, ,tOD packages provisions. 3Os
1000 packages butter and cheese. 35s To sail
100 boxes starch 2os rs tons goods 25s
ChartersAn Austrian bark, 42S tons. hence Bristol
with gener. cargo ut lump Dutch brig $50 TONS
measurement: British bark. from Philadelphia Go Cork
tor orders. with $500 quarters gran Mt s 3D. Aner
eau schooner 100 tons hence to Wndward island.
81 200, with general cargo