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CHERIFF'S SALE. ., Eaclas
y By virtue of a writ OF LeVait ~ publs
TO me directed, will be exposeo W
sale, at the ,,-,.,tov stresL
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sii shipieyc yciiy iu'd d
kept by George w. Ortlip, IN tne nel', %
Wilm ingt0n, New Castle County'
WEDN NESDAY, ,o-c
The 18th Day of MARCH, ds.Cilb ddss.sciilbd
AT 2 O'Clock, p. M, The following ,ot or pai'
real estate, viz: All that certain los hoaS
Gel of land wills two story franz ot VII
thereon erected, situate in the Guy yrI Ib BY iH
middle distance % between Queen, HanTss Il siPsst
streets, TO the westward by Tatnai and y
to The northward by Hanover sti. i0t bep
the eastward and northward py be "
by John Flitcher on ground ren'bi Rock J,
contents thereof what they may
Vol. :; page 421 &C. os the pTer
Seized and taken in execution a1 1caTolE
perty of Patrick Campbell anu usoId BY
E., his wife, and t. t's, and TO 6e 6e SSnerit,
ISAAC GR bPry,hynary "
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle ce ;slaws,
A. D., 1873. Ieo>os
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a GREAT MONTHS WoRK.-Our jan
uny Exports $50, ,445 1907 in Ercess of our
ImpOrts.-If we can credit the statement
made by the Chief of the Bureau of
Statistics, at Washington, the excess of
exports over imports to the ports of the
United States for the single month of
January last was s33, ,445, ,907. This was
certainly a tremendous months work |;
and whether we got very large profit
or not as compared with profits in some
other years, we were still making money
rapidly, and in just the proportion indi-
Gated by this excess. His statement EN-
braces all the ports of the United States
and 1t shows further that for the first
Secen months of the fiscal year the balance
OF trade in our favor reached the enor.
nous sum of S135,6O7 ,137.-This is most
remarkable exhibit, and being unex.
pected must have great weight in re-
storing confidence to the whole country
a few years of trade at this rate will be
sure to bring to the country the pros
perity we have been waiting and watch
ing for for twelve or fifteen years. We
assured the readers of the GAZETTE the
other day that times were growing bet
ter; and money was becoming more
abundant and easier to obtain. Wha
We want now is confidence. Not credit
We have had too much of that. Conf
dence that will bring with it cash. lie
us all try to do something and to b,
cheerful and encourage each other to g
forward with our works of improvement
and we believe the "good times" will
return almost before we know it wheI
all men who want work will find it 70
the seeking
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An Expensive Joke.

A German journal gives the following
ACCOUNT Of the ldisagreeable consequences
attending practical Joke: A Young
student of the University OF Prague,
Baron Charles Di Klaversbnrg. when on
his way To Vienna. toward the end OF
last month, stopped for the night at the
Black Eagle Hotel, in the small town of
Aretstadt, near Banzlau. in Bohemia.
Having been requested by the landlord
to inscribe his name in the travellers
register, the young gentleman had The
impudence to write in the column head
ed "Object of the journey" the words
ssto blow out his brains" The landlord
without reading what the baron had
written sent the book to the burgomaster
in the evening, In conformity with the
police regulation. About ten o'clock,
after the traveller had gone TO bed, q
soldier entered his room, drew his sabeI
and sat down on chair by the bedside.
On the baron asking the reason of this
intrusion, the soldier replied, ~ an
! sent 10 keep watch over you, and shall
be replaced in two hours by one Of my
comrades, who will be succeeded by
Others till ten o'clock in the morning
when you will be taken to Banzlau." A.
the soldier had said, the young baron
was next morning put into Carriage anC
taken Banzlau, where, by orders Of the
director of the police he was examined
by two physician, who declared he was
not insane. He was, nevertheless, con
stantly watched by sentinels, one o.
whom, in answer to his inquiry why he
was thus treated as a criminal, replied
"Because you declared your intention to
kill yourself, and his magnificence, the
burgomaster, has sorbidden suicide undel
any pretext whatever" In spite of all
the baron could say in explanation of hi,
joke he was detained in close custody
and in due time brought TO trial on ;
charge of writing what was immoral OH 1
public register. The tribunal declared
the ofense fully established, and CON
demned the accused TO months i'm
prisonment, fine Of TWO hundred horinl
(about SlO0), with all expenses attending
arrest, custody and trial.
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They DoN'T LIKE Ir-The Senatorial
prophets don't like to witness the un-
shaken and upward tendency of the
United States bonds in Europe which
they predicted would be deprecated by
the passage of the silver bill remonetiz-
ing the dollar of 412! grams and making
1t legal tender. They deserve no pity
for the Ignorance and absurd position
they placed themselves in since they
srazenly and without blush hurled in
suit after insult into the faces of their
constituents at home who innocently and
honestly favored the "dollar of the
fathers" Better men than any of these
Senators and more conscientious" men
too had to bear with the epithet of being
In favor of a "dishonest dollar" caught
up and savagely thrown IN their teeth by
The satellites of men who make no pre-
tense to morality that will not permit
thelr presiding at horse race; or, lead
ing IN game of poker for glass of rot
gut III modern club house, made infa-
nous by Its aptness and fitness as a trap
to vice for the young and unwary.
Every time the legal tender silver dol
lar of 412i grains was asserted to be worth
only so cents on the dollar by these lick
spittles and satellites of the brokers and
bondholders, falsehood was printed or
uttered.
Senator Eaton, of Connecticut, said in
his seat the other day that he was
"beaten," on the question. But he did
not make an apology for his repeated in
suits cast at the Democratic press mol
did he ask pardon Of the people for hi.
efforts to entrap them into paying Al
grains for a gold dollar that will not reall,
be worth more than silver legal tende
dollar of 400 grains. Who now are til,
"consummate fools?"
The very Senators who argued tha
our and per cent. bonds in Europ,
would 60 down, seeing that they were a
a premium of to z per cent. while con
suls were only SO cents, ON Thursday votet
10 issue bond at per cent. interest anC
put it on the market.
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DUBLIC sALE.-The subscriber in
tending 10 relinquish the hotel busi-
ness, Will sell at Public Sale, ON the prem
lses, situated at 4Z6 W. Front street, on
O'Clock. p. M, his household goods as iol-
lows Bedsteads, beds; mattresses, bed
ding, washstands, washbowls 4 pitchers,
ltb es, cnairs, bureaus, carpets, mirrors,
and together with all the Bar room fixtures,
demIJohns, &c. JOSEPH MCCAIN,
l.. W. Sttdham & Son. Auct. feb-7- lst*
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The great railroad bridge over the
Raj itan river,at New Brunswick N. j.,
was destroyed by fire Saturday by
sparks from locomotive. Loss $780,
600. The Pennsy lsania road has naoe
temporary Arrangements with the
North Pennsylvania and Central rail-
roads Of New jersey.
An unprecedented snow storm set in
Saturday IN Wyoming Terrlloyr. In
some places the drifts were ten to fif-
teen tee, high. The wind velocity
was so to "a miles an hour. All the
Pacific railroad trains are showed
up.
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GOLD fell to 1O0b on Saturday. and this
morning the quotations in New York
were the same with prospect for low
er rate before the close of the Board OF
Brokers' session this afternoon.
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The Monetary Times, of Toronto, says
that within eleven years the public debt
of Canada has increased from S93 ,051
to S174,675,S34, and during the same
period the excess of imports over exports
has been S235, ,746, 900.
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MARCH IIth. 1878.

fxpoRTAsr NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.
To insure the proper classification Of aduer-
tisements it is absolutely necessary that they
behuaded in early.
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10 me dlrecl ed, VIII be exposed 10 Pubic
safe, at the Hotel of Alexander Maxwell,
In Middletown, in st. Georges hundred
New Castle County. Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th da of
1873, at / o'clock. p. M,
he following described Heal Estate. viz.
All that messuage and plantation or tract
OF land and marsh situate in st, GEORGES
hundred, in the County OF New Castle and
state OF Delaware, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit: Beginning at the mouth
OF a ditch that empIies into Drawyer's
creek corner for land of Jacob Wander
grit quarry stone planted about sixteen
leet from The centre of said ditch and on
The north side thereof by the side OF Draw
yer's creek with SAID ditch and line of
jacob VandergriiJ south eighty-seyen de.
grees east twenty eight perches 10 the mid
die or run of another ditch, also a corner
lor marsh OF the said Jacob VandergrIft,
Thence with said ditch and marsh OF the
SAID Jacob Nandergrlft north nine deg rees
west Illrty-four and tive-tenths perches to
notcLcc sassafras post in the marsh and
| cripple OF Snowden's branch a corner Tor
| SAID Vandergriit ience, thence through said
| Dranch and cripple with said VandergrifL's
,lhe horIh twenty and half degrees east
| lorty-four and eight-tenths perches TO
quarry stone set on the edge of the up
| lald and on the north side of said branch
announcer corner OF The said Vandergrift,
| tnence leaving the said branch and run
ming with the lands of the said Jacob Van.
dergr1it and partly with lands of George
W. karsner north seven degrees east TWO
hundred ana forty-five and five tenths
! perches 10 quarry stone set by certain
| commissioners a corner for lands of Geo
| w. karsner there being two marked white
oaks and marked maple in the last men
/ lloned line, thence with said Karsner's line
north seventy and three fourJhs degrees
west one hundred and thirteen perches tr,
anOthcr quarry stone set on line of the
! lands oi said George w, Karsner and a cor
ner for lands OF Lydia Sims, thence with
| the said Lydia Sims land south ten and
q quarter degrees west two hundred and
ninety ole perches to quarry stone set al
| the edge Of the marsh, thence with the
| same south eighty-nlne and q half degrees
west one and sew, tenths perches to a Hitch
| tnence with said ditch being "a line of the
marsh OF the said Lydia Sims south ten and
aquarter degrees west fifty perches TO sal d
/ DiaWyer's creek, thence with the several
meandering and water courses of said creek
nome 10 The place of beginning containing
Two hundred and ten and half acres Of up
iahu ahu twenty-three and a halfsacres ol
msrsh, be the same mere or less.
Also, all that piece or parcel of land
! narsn or meadow land and cripple situate
~ OF; georges Hundred and County of New
Sastle, aforesaid dividing on Drawers
oleek pelng all that part OF Jacob Wander
sIlits land and marsh that lies TO thesnorlh
anu anu west OF the following lines, butts and
pouhus, VIZ: beginning at the mouth of q
uitch on the north side of Drawyer's creeH
ABOUT sixteen feet from a quarry stone sci
py the commissioners appointed by the
superior Court at New Castle, to marx and
pouhA the land Of Zenas b. Glazier and
The daily gazette., 1878-03-11
TUESDAY,,

The 10Th Day of NJ MARCH, 100, h.,
at | O'Clock, p. IN. the following uesei'''-
Real Estate, viz: 81, ,ona
All that certain tract or parcel OF ,.. .a..
situate, lying and being In 81; ueo'se se5
hundred, in the county of New CasIle' Eai Iai
state of Delaware, and which Is pOaluS- ue
and described DIS follows, to wiz Den,
ing at IA point in the public ROAD leaa,-, a.r
from the Trap to Port Penn. a corner iTi NH
lot of land of Richard Long, thence S'1 IL
said road south 81 3-4 degrees, West Wf
perches TO corner for LANDS laIe Va n"rl
liam Bowman, thence with the haine ,,a,1sf fy,
IL degrees, east 100 perches 10 anV,ri l ,rII1
corner late of said Bowman, thence W. W.
The same north 10 deg rees, east IA ,lyp prg.
ches to another corner late oi salu ID N,
man, thence with the same north .n,,,f a,,
grees, east 81 $40 perches 10 another eV,l, ros
late of said Bowman, in the puoi,,o pson,
leading from Boyd's Corner 10 foIs fl - l..
thence with said public road noItii ,oys A
degrees, east IL $40 perches 10 sVJs ,asn,s
corner for land of Lewis Vandegrlll, ma S,a.
with land of said Vandegrlft, DaViu Ii,ssp,, r.
ven and VIM. Webb, south z - ~ sbsri
east 1893 $40 perches to cornerl lor nth Mn \,
Longs lot thence with the same sun sun, tbs
degrees, west sc perches, thence w.nlles wi 10
same south 2 l-2 degrees, east 10 peseyspty.
the place of beginning, containing 80 f Ianl,
seven acres and fifty-six percnes VI I,rel.
IN ore or less, with a two story frame snnse s"v
Ing house, meat house, poultry ,anIepti
tenant house, and other implo,seeaeo COS
thereon erected, lbeing the psn prem ,n 1;e0rgt
veyed by ] shn Hanson and WIG W
w. Karsner.) .,,,, as ths
Seized aud taken in execution s,ivag s
. property of George w. karsner, ,1d ID by
Morlgagor, and I. t., and 70 be soi9 She,if
ISAAC GRUBB, onei.S-. l
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, FED ~
fec2S-3taW-ts
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n Eo W. BUSH q SON
" guarantee their
shenandoah COa'
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DUBLIC SALES

DUBLlC SALES
OF
DWELLINGS, FARMS AND LOTS.
The subscriber proposes to have public
sales on the premises for different sections
of the city of Wilmington and vicinity, on
Saturdays. April 9Th, May 4th, May nth
May 18TH, May 10Th, June list. June Sth,
and at such other d. ties as customers may
de nand. The indications are good for
better sales this Spring.
Parties wishing TO sell. will please re-
port promptly to j. 7. HFALD, Real Es-
tate and Mortgage Exchange.
mar9. II. JIG q 30
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l. OR RENT;
" " 1u05
- COS -
Z" " 1914 King -
- 90 5i3
" 7i3 Jefferson
" :. SIG shipley
~ 223 -
&" lOJs Lombard
:, " sis MarAet :.
" 4" INA West I"
" 6lO 90
l4iO French ="
- q" zlO W 10th -
a. .' 500 w. Tth a.
t s. h. Cor 4th and west SITS.
Store and Dwelling No. ssl Church street.
III Market
Store, No. si9 Market street. And many
others in various parts Of the city.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
inar6-6t Eighth and Market Sts.
II Market House, Nos. 81, 81 and SO, be-
ing hext to Market street. Price moderate
and terms easy.
mar6.u Apply at No. 10 E. 9th st.
EOR SALE. "A 80 acre farm, stone
l. buildings, well watervd. fruit aud shade
trees, woodland and u pleasant location,
near Centreville. Del.
JAMES DELAPLAINE
Dec. 10, 1s77.-d&wtf
EoR sALE.-Cheap Dwvrnngs and Lots
In all sections Of the city.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
| mchl, 10.
EoR KENT.-A room Dwelling, and
~ store Room attached In Mlddletown,
Del. Location central. The store on a
capital of $1,000, sold $1,000 last year. Rent
for tue house and store $3.50 per year. Pos =
session gwen March 18th, 1871.
IL M
feb2'-d2w-1tw Middietown, Del.
EoR sALE.-A number OF farms In this
| State and in Pennsylvania, within
easy reach railway and water tIanspor-
| tation. GEO. MOORE.
Property Agent.
No. 6, w. seventh st.
NOR SALE OR RENT he store No ZIe
T. Market ST.. now In the occupancy of as
| A. Sanders. Possession given on the 18th
| of March next. Inquire at the First Ma
| tional Bank. GEO. u, ARM MSTRONG.
dec2f'tf.
EOH SALE.-The very handsome build
u ing lot oa Pennsylvania Avenue and
| Franklin street, II 8 feet front on the Avenue
Apply 10 q. +. JOHN son,
aug31-tf. 4l6 Market street.
nor SALE.-Z5 shares (or any par
Il thereoD of First National Bank Stock
| GEO. MOORE,
Investment Broker,
febl9tf 6, w. 7th street.
DOR SALE.-A splendid dwelling, so
IL Washington street, with 10 rooms anC
all the modern improvements. VIII bt
positively sold az a low price, and on easy
| terms. Apply to THOM AS X. LALLY,
ian23 No. COZ Market st
DOR SALE.-Ihree DulIulng lots OF
IL jackson street, between 9th and 7th.-
| Five building lots on Fifth street near Vai
| Buren,, four on Front street near Jackson
and lot II feet front on Delaware Avenue
hear Harrison. - 'ly at this office. mar4t
For sale.
Four building lots at 5. r. corner FROM
and jackson streets.
Three lots in jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in + fifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots ON Gilpin Avenue between Har-
Iisen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north of the above
Five lots at =. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
FIVE lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
| dec2Stf 602 Market st.
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GHERIFF'S SALE,
- BY virtueof IA writ of Ais Levari Facias.
10 me direc ed, viii be exposed 10 Pubic
safe, at the Hotel of Alexander Maxwell, /,
In Mlddletown, in st. Georges hundred
New Castle County. Delaware, on
TUESDAY,, the 10Th da OF
lGIS nl 1 n,nInnIr N
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POLITICAL CARDS.

A. OR SHERIFF..
It To the voters of New Castle County:
GENTLEMEN: 1 offer myself TO your con-
slderation as candidate Tor the Office Of
Sheriff OF New Castle County, pledging my
support to The successful nom NEE
ZACHARIAH GEMMIIL.
Wilminpton Eeh Z lSIH-dtn
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HERIFF'S SALE. -,
y BY virtue of writ of Leyari Faclas,
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 p'0''
sale, at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER maxwell
In Middletown, in ST Georges hendie''
New Castle County. Delaware, on
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w ANTED.- Copy of the Daily GAZETTE
w for Nov. 70, 1877. Ten cents Will be
paid for the same at THIS OFFICE.
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dor CORONER.
~ To the Voters of New Caste County:
AT the solicitation of many friends,
again offer myself as Candidate for the
ONCE of Coroner of New Castle County
subject TO the decision of the Democratic
Nomination., and tender my thanks foI
past favors. RICHARD GROW
Wilmington. Jan 81 lS18.-dGwin
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Il To the Democratic voters of New Cas-
tie County.
GEETLEMEN;-I offer myself through
the advice Of many friends as a candidate
for Coroner of New Castle county. Sub
Ject to the decision of the Democratic
nomination, pledging myself TO support
the successful nominee.
s, j. GILBERT,
feb2l-tn* of Wilmington Hid
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LrOR SHERIFF.
II To the democratic Voters OF New Cas-
eCounty:
Gentlemen: Thankful for the support Civ.
en- me at the last nomination | again offeI
myself as candidate for the Democratic
olnlnation for Sheriff of New Castle Coun
ty, pledging my support to the successfu
nominee. ROBERT G., JUSTIS.
jan14-dAwtn*
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1873, at / o'clock, p, M,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-02

State Treasurer OF South Caro'ini
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-02

Congressman Morton &. Hunter spoke al
bloomington, Ind, on Saturday, deyotins
himself mainly to what he said was che lead
ing question OF the day--the financial issue.
He denied that Congress has the right to
issue paper-money in time OF peace, and said
that we have currency enough now il il
were only put in circulation. he thought
that il the finances were only let alone pros.
pcrity would be sure to follow.
Isaac Cohen, the leader OF the labor-riot-
ers at Washington last week, attempted to
hold mass-meeting Wednesday evening at
the City Hall. In that city. but was in.
terrupted by the police and compelled to
dasist. His audience quietly dispersed.
The Pacific road companies have deter.
mined upon an advance In tirst-class freights,
amounting to SIX dollars per one hundred
pounds. The new charged Is to be nine dol
lars for bales and twelve dollars per hun
bred for cases.
A Stein. with various aliases, has beer
arrested at Poughkeepsie, n. L., on the
charge OF stealing two gold watches from
t|o women in Castleton. VT, TO both ol
whom be was engaged to be married.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

LONDON. August lin the House OF
Commons to-day Mr.. Robert Lowe Uibe-
raD resumed debate on Lord Hartin9ton's
resolution. The debate led to q lively
scene, Lowe accusing the Government OF
acting falsehood.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor Of the
Exchequer, rose TO point OF order that the
language OF Lowe was supplementary.
not applied to a member Of the Government
1t was in order. Alr. Lowe then repeated
his statement, when the Speaker ruled it
out OF order, as being applied to members
OF the Government. Mr.. Lowe Withdrew
the expression.
THE "THUNDERER" MAKES AN ATTACK ON
GLADSTONE.
LONDON, August 1.-The Times rehe-
mently attacks Mr.. Gladstone this morning,
and says Of bis speeches:
."The House OF Commons listens with
bated breath for his contribution to the great
controversy and for some prophetic glimpse
in the future. He speaks two hours ana
half, and occupies seven columns OF our
space. He carries his hearers irfes!stibiy
down torrent Of brilliant oratory. But
when all Is over, and we have time TO
breathe, to what does it all amount? With
n few exceptions, to nothing but pro-
ionged invectiye against the present Minis
try. Scarcely anything they have done OF
said escapes denunciation. Peace hos been
made, but no thanks 10 them. They
have preferred seyitudc to freedom
have pretended to defend public law,
and have really betrayed it; have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-02

TIE GERMAN ELECTIoNS.-Be Berlin, July
SIN the election for members OF the
German Parliament yesterday the National
Liberals were successful at Hamburg, Leip-
zig, and Augsburg. A second ballot will be
necessary at Hanover between 4 Particular
i>t and n Socialist candidate, and ut Munich
between 4 National Liberal and a Clerical
candidate. The results OF about one hun
dred elections are known, and are as fol
lows: Elccted-40 National Liberals, IA
Clericals, 8 Conservatives, IL Progressists, 8
OF various Separatist and Particularist par
ties, and l Socialist. In the remaining
twenty-three districts second ballots will be
necessary. The Socialists have been de-
feated in four constituencies where they
were formerly successful, but are concerned
in many OF the second ballotings, including
those in Dresden and SolDgen.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

tI KIN
-,
RICHMOND. August l. 1878.
>,>, orn,,prrn ro CrrpETapy
1tft!lNoH NHi oh En- ~ ~
WHEAT.-TVhite, 1904 bushels. Red, 1G.35S
| bushels .s.
RyE-24 bushels.
..ruprpoprrn To sEtvI,r..y.
49, W.T. 1ae hnabe,s =, ooc on bushels
MMEAI.0Wnue. lag ousness q, Sye;, so or uus,,S 5
at Suc 3V DusheiS at pot Lob oas '
AZ 5o4 NV ~ i NO. rro,o farms
fHitz at Sc.' Suu p he os VIZ 20 ", ha Et Of
SO o9Se,s rI En al 10 bushels Fulpz
ouc:' ou BUSHES riIhI at ooc.. af en- b,sha,s
A. 93c ~ ous Lancaster at ooc;: ou ELF
Fultz ut Soc: I6S 6nshes Fuitz at 9uc. ou nusn
els mixed a: 81 %; 40 bushels LANCASTER ca at
sll0i 80 bushels Lancaster at Sly 30o nash
els tuitZ at 97c.; 80 bnshcls NJ DC ~ pHsneis
At 90c Az bushels at 0oc: 50 6ushes 50 az S2ci
2Os bushels mI9ed on Rllxte terms; ~ o9 HuS nsh
FultZat SIC; LUG 6usheis fMz at 93c: Ivy nusn,
els FultZ at S5c: lIo DusneIs FulZ 81 Ioc, ~
bushels Fuz at SIC; ousneis RUIZ az o ooe Sd
1884 bushels very good Lancaster at SlIVo oo
bushels prime amber ut si.iO: AZ bushels prime ne
amber 1T S1.l0; bushels very goOu aInDer az
sl.05; 46 bushels good Lancaster at Sl.U5, %
bushels common Fultz at SOC. 81 hsshes E I; 1T
&C.; 80 bushels Fultz at 95c; 90 bushels tuiiz AT
90c.; 120 bushels FultZ at Soc; iU4 Dusnels fu.z