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The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

Population Of Delaware SSsscs tho Fyrst
"a Csssws.r s,r.sFT
The following table shows the populstion
of our State every year, since 100 when its
first cepsus was taken: ,,...tr ,s,.f...,1s .
For the'y.sr 170O, 59,004, 1900, 64.273;
1910, 72,674; 1920, 72.74o; 1880, 76.74S;
164O, 7S,Os5; 1850, 0f,6S2; 1866, 1l2, ,9l6;
1870, 125,0l5. We may publish some FUR
+, her statistics of the State hereafter. Il. Y
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change.

The directors OF the Fame Hose Fire Co.
have changed the position Of the stable
doors In the engine house. The change viii
prove advantageous, - each horse can 20
direct to the tongue, In case of dre.
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IhIes.'

The rumor that the triangular lot Of land
at the eorper Of Water and Orange streets
was bought by the W. 4 W. R.. r. Co.
10 not true.
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POl1o0s

The presence of police officer sround
Second and Madison streets would be quite
acceptable In the evenings to the ciiixens of
that neighborhood, 40 , number Of boys
gather around this corner nightly, and In
suit passers by, ~nd otherwise behave very
unbec0ning. ..y.|,., .,f4f
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Loan Msettss1,

In the Wilmington Loan Association,
which meets 1t the ONCE ofthe Maris Bros.
rhonf 5000 res hid of IN two separate
amounts IT ~ and &c per cent.
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cs,yrsrs.

~ "t .'hgN' CRY Fssk.' u II ''7'5 ''''A
It Il In contemplation BY several citizens
to recommend to Council the purchase Of =
portion Of the late Garesche estate, in South
Wilmington, for I public pa,k. There ID
q beautiful woods consected with It, and
for some time w. hasheen. a-plaee Of fpromen.
iade for the citizens of, that vicinity. At one
time the estate Belonged to The Bayards,
also the verreeers. and to the celebrated
anantier Robert Morris. From him 1t went
10 the French Minister to this country ;
from him to the GAresches, and from them
to the Townsends, from whom II was uufor-
tunately cold by the sheriff few months
ago. Powder was manufactured there
before It was BY the DuPonts. ~ A tragedy
occurred at the place many years ago. about
the time of the Revolution. A beautiful
young lady (the daughter of the house)
drowned herself, they say, for, love-
'Republican." '' ~
I We think the scenery along the Brandy
/ wine, as for beauty, superior to the Cares
che estate, and better suited for park.
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6eell1Se.

The Soeiable of the H. T. NJ. Association
last evening At their room in the Masonic
Temple, was an ENJOYABLE affair.
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R,ssA ct ths OSey Trssssss0. Iiih
To day the city Treasurer will commence
paying the interest on The February bonds.
Over $4,000 will be paid out In interest. Al
people are short Of money W may expect
rush there. su. eg ." -" -vFt
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4eveselv Ieajsss.o1'

II 10 reported that Mr.. John u. Daniel, q
North East, received quito an injury IN the
rolling mill there. At the time Of going to
press our reporter was unable to get the full
particulars. We hope the report b sx-
ageefatso. s',g Guu ta9i nHa t7.u
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CE TO WATER RENTERS,
PROTECTION TAX.

| IlV01NO1ION 1AAs
he attention Of residents ofthe SECOND
NINTH Wards,andso Others whose prop
Is located within three squares or
cks Of a firs plug, is called to shei fact
they are liable to tax Of one dollar
each building 30 located. The hbsye tax
ow due. and If not paid on or before the
day Of January 8 per cent. will be add
ana II payment be further delay ed until
Ech, ~ per cent. will be added 10 the bill.
FL WILLIAM s. HAYES, Registrar.
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kslf0tOws.

. --..f..t ...yT 4sossVsVssSs sNa4 ! t.'ti
General Fisk, of New York, and Rev. Dr..
Dsshtel, Missionary Secretary, will address
the meeting at Grace NJ. E. Church, on the
evening of February 10. .3 Ut a a't E.27
One hundred probationers have been add
ed to the NJ. E. church at North, East,
Nd, within the past few week. Rev. A. B.
Wilson, pastor.
Sixty two probationers have been added
to the M. E. church; st Chestertown, Nd :,
The present. season. Rev. W. H.. Hudson,
pastor. The revival is still being continued.
Sixty have also been converted at Port
Deposit, Md, under the administration Of
Rev. J. D. kigg, and the good work is still
going on. .. ........ ....
The roof of the new ". E. church at Sum
NIT Bridge, leaks 30 badly that the dedtcs-
tion has been deferred until spring. The
frescoing is badly damaged. 1t Is the in
sention to require the contractor to take OF
the roof and put on a new one.
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Try II, for It never dlsappoints. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Per bottle, ~ cents
large s.ze, 70 cents,
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CgssaloessaS D4v.

Tomorrow will bs Caudlemas Day, and
in commemoration Of the day services will be
held in oil the Catholic Churches Of the
city. .si NJ .4.- NaN N .i.ll. n-L- W.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

Tho boys In Brandywine village use their
books for coasting instead of their sled.
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w WAnTED.-Two spesdsr tenders and one
" sluober te..der. "A family prefe red,
Apply to THOMAS "A. KELLEY, :
IeDl.Sts No. East Front street.
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rlcE'- W. !
DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY. t..r..f. t.r.4rt,y.

be Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
bis company for the election ofDirectO. 9
tor the tran saction of such other busi-
3 Of the Company as may be necessary
proper, will ba held at the principal, Of
Of the Company, No. l6 Gl eenwfch
ket In the city OF NewYOrK ON T ESDAY
BRUARY 18th, 1877, between the hours
o'clock A. M. and O'Clock p N. ....,,,~
1S W. n. STANFORD, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIILLAN NOVA COLLEGE,. DELAWARk
Y COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

= his Institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students who desire t., make
q thorough Classical. cienudc or CONNER
cial course. 1t is -ituated on the Ponnsyl.
vania Cent? al abroad. eleven miles rom
Philadelphia railroad station and Post
Once on the College grounds.
, Terms: Per session Of five months, In
advance,) $50. aS.A ~
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.. +, .. +.
deci.1yr To &s}G$s " SsS President.
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WANIED.-Five shares OF Central. and
first series Apply at THIS OFFICE. 1906
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F0L. 3. NO. lsa. ]
BOARDING.

a1,Na-Ify you want good bed aSd
knd,Stor spd tor N Is per week, 80 70 suo
bv street. --.,,-----.-.s--.-.
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DrNc-PRACTICAL UMBRELLAaAk n
X MAKER. Repairing = Speciality ~
Anv one having ! good frame ON
nnhreils can have the same mAde as
Sasnd AZ new nj half price, Az u
an16,H g, W. Corner Forf'n y ~s"
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RONER's NOTICt;-I hereby give
|notlce that have moved to Whining
|No. 62 East sixth street, where my
will be located and that 1 VIII Per.
{lly attend to all business connected
the roroDer's office. A. | have no
hty in the city, Authorization lett with
lei Fox, sixth and shipley stEees will
komptly attended 10.
D. U. ROSE,
b.lm 'l Coroner.
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no A Day At ANaEs r.. ..A9TIR:fs1 HE T.at = a.
[1e1sta, AAinss 0s'o"
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met ct O'Clock, Pm.
Mr.. Morris from the Committee on Roads
and Highways, reported bill entitled An
Act to prohibit live stock, from running at
large In School District, No. 50. New Cas-.
tie county, which was read. qa- ,..,
On motion Of Mr.. Holcomb, An Act for
the relief of of Elizabeth e. Ocheltree,
was read third time and passed. i81
On motion of Mr.. Burnite the Senate bill
to repeal chapter 80, Vol. IS, Delaware
Laws, was taken up for consideration. Mr..
Kobinson offered an amendment which WAS
read, . motion to suspend the rules and
read the amendment . second time; was
lost. n" ~ .'-
The bill was then read third time and
passed; and 30 ends tho hawk and owl
bill.
Mr.. Wright introduced supplement to
an act to incorporate Tappohanah Marsh
Tho Clerk of the Senate informed the
House that tho Senate adheared to it's
amendment to Chapter Ill, Revised Code,
aud asked that COMMITTEES
of conference and that that the
Senate had appointed Messrs. Caussy.
Ray and Harrington committee on part of
The Senate. .v 4
The Bpesker of the House appointed
Messrs. Aolcomb, Wright and Mustard COM
mite on part Of the House -...u
sundry Intellectual efforts were made to1
amend therules and especially Rnle II.
Adjourned. B au ..-4 a
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w WANTED-aent's east=olf boots and
xv shoe., ter which cash Will 10 paid, al
handed boots and shoes always on hand
and will be sold cheapifo, cash. jan.0 lw
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WANTS.

WANTB'-Wsnts under three lines for
w rs cents week. 81
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WANtED.-A gentleman Of ability to
" tGke subscribers tor our "Nsw Book"
just out, in this CITY and state, for an old
established publishing house. Good pay.
address VIRTUE, A YOlSHpN,
Ja11-2t n W4lnpt street, Fhilndeiphia,
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n SEGisTE~ NOTNE-AEL FfR-
5SONs owning or having d0kaS aoout
premises, are required to'have lhe9
Ilarly registered, between the .lst and
|of January. After the latter date the
nspce will be strictly enforCed against
Sels. cred dogs. Jam ES OTOoLE, A.
4n &, CHIEF q tolice.
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AGENTS. Four large ltie-like steel En-.
aWnN AN Gravings OF the Presidential
!. Make Candidates sen rapidly. SeLd
1lS A DAY for circular. N. Y. Engraving
Co.. : Wall Street. Box 8280. N. Y. aug3ltf
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L,ORy sALE.--The good will, stock aud
T. 4xtures OF the SOrrtl Horse Hotel, No
l0aW est Front street; Apply to
HENRY BkADLt Y,
!. JAZZ rosy ys sOrrel Hcrse Hotel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

w every village In the Ntate, 10 write
the d0in9s and sayings Of the people aud
the business prospects and attfAc fCns Of
thetrlocality. The schools, the chIfches,
the rm operations, the character Of the
the themes for their mmuuica,i ions
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WANTED.-A tenant with small famil,
to take part Of house in MCDOWELL
VIE: M rent reasonable. Apply to. CBAB-
LES ~ EsSeIOUT,C0oper Shops, McDOWellv1lle.
AUDDA 3 TE Rb
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EOR sALFc-WilcoxJ 4 Gibbs Sewing
L Machine.-An order on Wilcox !. ibbs
for ~, on account Of an Aut0m. tic Sew
ing machine; will be sold at q discount.
Apply at .r9%it & THIS OFFICE.
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kMcE-THE vONNENTlOUrcArHO-
lid Published every saturday et ? -
No ~ CArITAL AVENUE,
~ Hartford Conn.
|ms-Payable In advance. single sub
ers, one year, sl-O. = sdecH-t a
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LOB SALE 1.-The best Hand made Brick
~ t-all kinds guaranteed full esEer Paw.
lug Brics as low ~ e.fO0. ADDRESS
Jan25-lm N T. PAGE, r. U. Box l6, City
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

SE0R SALE.-One.hundred loads of man.
Philadelphia pike. janYl-lw
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NOTICES.

;cr = married ladies' Aurse "
Foom on'' H, ChristiAna. Del:
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EXTRACT FROM PRIVATE LETTER OF COLONEL
GORDON,
F. FINANCIAL!
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, March 1..lS77.
SALEs.-500 Virginia deferred stock sod at 6lS;
700 Virginia receivable coupons sold ss So; 10
shares National Bank of Virginia stock sold II 95.
State Sec,rities.-ylfginla eonsols, 661 BID, SEX
ASKED: Virginia consGb, new, 81 bid, 37& asSed;
Virginia furidablc, 27 bid; Virginia deferred, 6k
bid asked; Virginia ssx-rscelyable coupons 81
bid. @.#s FL. .,.s- s-,ra,rt f,sst au.uFti.-1
Gin Securniss.-RicIIaaond city SIS, l16 I'D !;
RlcbiEn77d city 6's, 81 bid 9Sk asked
RnikrOdh Bonds.-Vlrgirsa Central Railroad nos-
mortgage S's, j.. aud d., SD asked; Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and Jr
80 bidT Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgages 3's, j. and j.. 80 bid; Sonthside Railroad
first mortgage preferred 6s, j. and j., 81 bid 023
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
R.ilroad mortgage S's, j. and J., 100 bid; Rich.
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, mort
gage rs. and D., "a bid; Richmond and Danve
Railroad consolidated e's, NJ. and r., 734 bid.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 81 b.l, 90 asked. t.r. e. i
Ba1rk Stocks-First National 100 par, III
ASKED; Nati0Ess Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, SO
asked Planters National, 100 par. 113 bid, 1872
askeds State Bank OF Virginia, 100 ptr, 76Y bid;
Union Dank'of Richmond, SO par, 4s asked; Mer-
Citizens Savlngsrs5 par, 224 bid, "a asked.
rlne. rs par, 39bfd; Virginia State, 20 par. COX
bid, 80 asked Virginia Home, 100 par. 93k asked;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81 asked City,
/ 90 par. 81 asked; Old Dominion, 100 par. 81
bid. 6Ctasked Richmond Fire Association, rs par,
TX bid, 81 aSke6k ~ H. r.".".. - -
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Tr,e Eastern Question.

THE .ARMIsTIUE pRoLONGED,
B EoNsrAkrgEoptE, March The. Porte
has telegraphed toita representative abroad
dispatches confirming the statement tthat
the armfstice with Montenegro has been pro-
longed until the Dist. tt.ift
CONCENTRATIONS OF THE ESaLrsH MED1TERRA-
MEAN SQUADRON. 3i.it.i y. ~ { i
ATHENS, March 1.-The British Admiralty
have ordered the immediate concentration
OF the entire English Mediterranean squad
ron at Malta. The move is important. The
withdrawal Of Great Britain from both
Greek and Turkish waters is regarded rs IN
furtherance Of an understanding with the
other Powers. TIT - '.z
,,.t.,.,,.s - Egypt. sss. i:.I IT
EXTRACT FROM PRIVATE LETTER OF COLONEL
GORDON.
= LonD0N, March 1.-THE Times. prints the
following extract from private letter from
Colonel Gordon, dated Cairo, February 7th;
ellis Majesty the .Khedive has given me
over the iSoudan, In addition to the pro-
yinces OF Equator and the. BED Sea coast
absolute authority. IL will be my fault II
slavery does not cease, md II these vast
countries are not operi' to the world. The
whole secret OF the matter is in the Govern
meht, and IL the man who holds tnat Is
against slavery 1t must cease = =, az tIa.DI
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THE LATEST NEWS.
xr.,onors FIGHT IN TEE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES
YESTERDAY.
rc,rfs 20 Defeat tho Announcement
Of the Result.

VERMONT COUNTED FOR HAYEs-oBJEc-
T,oNs TO WISC0NsIN-A MEMORABLE DAY
IN Observation-Disclosures TIMES AT THE
c,r1roI-RAYEs AND WHEELER EN-
RoUrE TO Observation-Disclosures MAKES
SPEECH ON THE RoAD-Hrs POLICY To-
WARTS THE soUTn-rAcKARD CALLS AN
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LOUISIANA LIE
Isr.rrrRE-sUPREMEC COURT DECISION
RICHMOND GOODS SOLD BI AUCTION IN
NEW YORK. &C, &c. .".- 80 100,
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PORT on RICHMOND. MARcH. I, 1877. ~
D ;G,s1 %Fi .ARIatFED. - ~ tttttti'S.s,

I fss'---f a.'s'3 "a ARRlHEDs.
disc and passengers G.It. Allen, q Co.. agents
I Steamer Norfolk, Ford, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passenaecs, "; Porter, agent MIN. na,,,,.
Schooner Mary d. lseiand' Corsoa, fhiiaoeiInia.
eG seh 90 sMS 6nsana seers, p.dspha,
oa DSsos s asn rag aSpsins, hopn Eastern
Shore saS. to master 's]a X Str - ss('t !.
!; ARRIVED AT CITY, PoIsI, MARCH lsT.
I;s Perm Scss Just 1san s5s5oo' WIN
cSsssa Mes and S1p pasnsers. Taia sasnl
-ts,,.,t. cLksAREDi FoSs,giIss RoRTs ~ 9'tt
From New Yssk FebruasS 2st. brig S'afisea ----s
2 fa Psa ii Iis saai Februs.s bark
From Liverpool FeAsssEy 81 bark We're Sor,,'s
AP Raem rass Easa Ef'ss
e From ssfp5ol 81 5ssaias tRr,,
pi From, Liverpool, February sss, bark salinti
i Essa s ssaass erasry -; cpasiss
ki Fes& s Sss 9sss AssheA
e9 s4o% sph a rebrsa1s a7.h
! f fsssifI SssasSl .s-
SpansIed Banner, Mullen. rts'';fstsssa y -
steamer Black Diamond, pavis. fsoaa ,RieaA,noafs
1t s ss'sSslehP1a oi ssSsss's
cs sshesn rsh Ssssls e Hi
~ , Ssw TSsns fsW npr, st.
ssd At RIo II. 2h lssaInx ], Sos,,n
for si Ricsaoaa Fehraafy sssshs 8
.(saps! s. By relegrapa.
IL ~ sJsrch r. Arrived: StsanAr Abys.
Sss r,iye ont steamers Regina Laura, Emily
q j. Henns Brisk. ~ npa sson HSsss:
7. A. ThoMnsons sonifMcst Pass Cttyo brvssSis'
New York. !, IS x,.oaa IA os,t lY5s, &
Bulfnoye: Barks EIpms, MaGeAtSs wv -
spoc!ona, for Cork; brig fiestwood, tof
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g,,iuI,a.s2

rs: good e m1me, 2349ssc-; Lasuay,1 2as
ssaa Sss@ySs, .,.,,,ss ,7m17p, =
14 ISl! haIi.eoss lse,a .sIIgy. ize: :
Chsesc. Prime cutting, 16@16c.: northern aud
EsssR dni1s e 1s ssS 8 s .aepe sse 1osl2o
FIsh: Herrtags-Nertn Carolina Mol cut, q 80 !;
s4: North Carolina " roc. nonc in m.rtef.
MachereLNo. I BeyS A156asl7a No. @. In barrels.
s S,! ss 10 Nc; ms ,.s ss No, In
Lard; Prtme barrels and Heroes, ICE. In half
ifolsssss: sl Common CON- ,syru,-Hopbcsas, 57c.:
terces. 29c: barrels, Sgc,: genuine eoisen syrun
60@65c. q gnnon Cuba and aIuscova.'n, 60aSOc,;
Porto Rico 60t966c.; New Orleans, prime GOO Too
SAT-! LIVERPOOL IL round lots from WHAT $50;
from store, sl.75. Ground alum. M round
lots fsom wharf Sl-lo@sl>pS from store $3.50
tlaar: = Crushed. 124c.: powdered. 121c;sr
usax l95 AZ ii si a &c i gaS
Rico, 1Oc.; Demerara, 104Q910 ac. II
Soap: Common, 5@7c.; bess washing, $685.;
toilet iS@sg AND sney Rsse st e0 n ase
,mperiIai s shl,S sunpowds sF4s@1p
Licorice.
Ltcorice Paste:tJ. C.i& Co. 31c~: r. r.. 23c.:
&c: a: &C c. sGc.: e. 6. c. Ssc. ~''.' Ae'0
>3Ti ILianors; Wines &c.H !,Iy/+.f
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s>@s2.l5 p
sE.f ~
Brandtea: Domestic. Sl.25Gs2: frVa. $3.50
$3.50; apple, new. LBS $2.25; Old, 1925
@*3; Virginia peach, s3@S3.6O, .fl-' J3t;t,-.f
Rye Whtskevs.: Medium, 81 .501$2: p,ise old. az
asa: Virginia nouRIan, new, $2@S26O; orc
81. 50@S3.50 and upwards. 80 ~ :.
ON: Domestic, 81 .25EaS2; imported, 80 p case.
Eeto England Rum: 81
Rsctiaed .Whiskeys: 4 Market steaG,y;f; Vroof
sl.25
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. sI2@s15 p 1000: WcstHn
yirgfBa poplar, SI2.5O@S25 q 1000; white pine
b206aE75 1000 yellow, piIe boards, $1O@Sf4;
DIST. Ss2f9srSI sccerr'inS to lengths shingles
Pine. S2.506lS5: Cypress six-inch, 87.50@$p
1000. Laths-Spfh>S LOO sawed, 52.25G 9s2.5t
l' Sagss. Rhiskey-barrrf thnbergreen 81 s@seeY
1000; seas1ned, g20@Sy5 p 1000, Flour-barrei
timber, $6GS1.50 q coo. 'R10ur-barrei poles, 81
As; hogshead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops,
Miil.Feed.
ShipstuS. &9a45c.s p Dushel
BropnstuG: 25@a0c. q esshei., ~ -,!.s.yr.g
Shorts: 1Sc. p bishG..t 80 - '.ta F-f' .'> =
Wheat Bran: zoe. Z, buslaf.
Corn Bran: &c. per bdshea
Il r. o5ssder, Sbos, Le. - r"
Fuse: Toys miaing,. 35c.@SsI.25 a 100 feet,
Sotoder: 1915 Wy the I've kegs-les than avt
;eN. 1925 blasting, SO. 25@N3.0;
GnSa.dstones: 13lta2%c. q n. 49,
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BysTe9sgrapu.

NEW YOkk. ,t.... I ..s$4
dns sla msr' 49, sss s is afe es
5sas BESs 6ss gsIss
dull and heaTyr le@l5c. lower; only ltnsted trade
for immedis:ss wants Of leeal buyers .s5hTfne
good to cboiccexira, S6.sOa ssS0y Whsas daIiaed
H 1eay fs ss sns mD aaa ese
hc. lower; on - moderate trade for export honrc
ng wv 80 srona ecss
f sse steady and s dsmard Taw ssesdy
sIade rner Al s; Pork arser and auist asw -
$18. Lard opeaedqset, an! afterwards aIyaneed
but for contract Wbiskey oul aistHomlnalir about;
S111k Freish:st lower for eraili;+ wheat steam,
Z .::.- ,...,,,.. BssLTM0RE.-,tf II i Ia sg5Ir4
BALTIMORE. March Flour lu!et, easier, and
not quotably lossrs Wheat dull and heavy; Penn
81 .SsdlsI 90. sS,aiern corn dull; and iower;
w ts nssr Hs = shads her ,is ssus a rva
i5 To-: Lsrd-Rasass i1s@Iisc Cod Cote eas Ss
Jobs, 17t@2lhc-- Whiskey quiet as si.10. Sugar
, -. -ECJIsyILLE., gr,er,.e
LOUISVILLE: March 1.-Fiottr- firm ann I'M
changed. Wheat laief; amber. go white, $3.50.
de enn n at T 7ses Oats rnes whse s
Sf pSrk ssesds ss EsS4 Sfsssd aS
csear-rib. and chs, sides. Bacon n good demand at
CIV sSGss; ana SIC. for ssonldcrsy cIear.rio.
at a1sc. Tara ID good demand; tierce, lc.;
key, I2c. Othczartlaes uachsnsed. - i'i... ~
9ai-s L~a- CINCINNATI - .sii@i -
t:INc1NsATI alArch Flour dull; family, 1915
Fl$7. Whext GytsS and unchanged. Corn In Ro0d
demand ut 4elc42kc. Oats duh and dropping at 36
@41c. Rye 9t ut 75@76s Barley dull and IN;
firmer Ut sac-s- closing al i.s aseds Kettle, 10Y
ollie. Bulk Observation-Disclosures, &C.; short Rib mid.
s sss s sne c sr and aa.s ss
clear ribs and alear sides: Nhskey In good .tiemand
s1s % Ras.ss say sa cssss sbaS5 r@
| ceipts, i 100 .sead; shipmsnts, none.
ST. U4EIs.
ST. LOUISE slarch --B9atirquiSt aud unchanged:
very little desa. Wheat strens and highsrs but IN
Corn moderately active and higher; No mixed,
37s374c Oats .inacti and lower & No: n 32Ac.
Rye steady and IN Jug demand i st 6aS ry
3sc. whtsaey quiet md, unehanead. Pork higher
a msats sssen isSo ts soua ssc er s
| exc; clear sides, 2tG9hc.. Hogs hishur; bacon,
S5@SS.lS- Cattle :-Sout So.Iower,
...s,.,a-,t1 GMCAGa.stsa.1 s'i3Iss
CHICAGO. Alarchl. eslet and 9nsshssnged.
Mnss ss Cash. a sai AZ PSGs 81 sassss
Ghhsse, IL. Is. Corn fairly activS and q shade
ss a o. t XpriE sSac May; Rseted, as9c; Rye
aes 54s q
s. 10 as5s an y
Sc So Short csssf-slies; sse hiseey stead and
sss ssS'eSS 5asss!s; IS SsSS ss ~, sssIsy
Whest IA IA bnsheis: com On o6D bushels oats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02
OthericriLLSG Wanti
GENERAL MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Report Of live stock weighed ON the 1ive-stas&
scales, near the city of Richmond Va. from Heb,
ruary Is to 2S, 1871 inclusive :
CGttle.-2l2 head weighing 2fS,3l0 ibs., sGlaat
3ACG5kc. q n, gross
Msgs.-54Q head, weighing $1,000 bs., sold. at71s
@Shc. q b., gross. = '''' - ~ ~. -
Ssseep.-ll6 head, weighing Il, $50 lbs. -,
IL required good stock TO sell IT the highessasss
In the above quotations. .jsi3; II.
There are always 4 great many head OF stoak Of
different kinds sold at so much per head IN Yarsons
parts Of the city and suburbs, md thrown, on the
markct for consumption, wiaieh Of COURSE, are not
inclnded In the above hSdrGs. ISL a,.s'I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02
PETERSBURG TOBACCO, MARKET.

FEBRUARY co.-New-The sales to-
day small, and confined TO loose tobacco. The mar
week. The manufacturers are anItous to buy, and
the supply IS not equal to the Demand Unbess the
planters have season We look forailght offerings.
LeaC-Common, 1873 6$7.50; medium 37N4S:
good 5s.5o@se.50: good TO fne,L :t0@Sl2-5 !;
Lugs-Comm6u, a3@$4 mcdiusa4 to good, $40
So due, 50 3 005S7. 50.-ApDed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02
DANy1LLE TOBACCO sIEHkEy.

TReported expressly for The Richmond Dtspatch.J
MARCH 1>-Receipts very light. with more as,i-
NATION. But little changein the old stock
comigon bright. SsasIO: good Dftynf, s7e@s26-
Lear-New--C Common. s6@$S; good, S10,@&12:
common bright, Sl5i9S20: gondS6sieht- $2o@&1O 0.
Old Wrup2>erS.-Common, 81 5fa32G; Sood- 325
@a30: fine, s35 @$40; extra, S46@$S0- - z
Md filters lre neglected.