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The New York herald., 1878-12-03
THE STORM.
HEAVY BLOW ON THE NEW ENGLAND COAST
DlNAGg TO SKIPPING.

HEAVY BLOW ON THE NEW ENGLAND COAST
DAMAGE TO SKIPPING.
NEWPORT. r. L.. Dec. .. 1873.
storm Of wira and rain Of unusua! violence has
prevailed here since noon and the Fall River line
boat for New York will not venture out
tonight, ~ it is very rough outside. A num-
ber Of small vessels dragged their anchors,
but 10 serious damage las been done far.
The dam At Lilly Pond has been washed away and .
number Of fences have been blown. down. The
officers of the steamer city Of Newport from Prov-
dence that the vessel experienced rougher
weather than abe did ap to arriving of Nayatt Point
BosToN Dee. =, 1878.
To-day the fishing schooners Albertha Story and
Lillian Estele parted their cables their moorngs
Of Philips Point. s~.mPscot., n and came a.s ashore
the lied Rock and was totally demolished. The
Estells went ashore on the beach and was
not damaged to any great extent. Five hundred
dollars Will cover her loss. The schooners were
Of fifty tons burden and valued ut 5000 each. A
large number Of isher1nen's outfits which in
the vessel lost together with number OF other
articles. The entire loss is estimated at $4,000.
AT Lynn Mass, the storm was very severe and
large amount Of damage WAS done by high winds
The tide very high in the evening" and cellars
the low marsh LANDS were flooded. large number
OF trees were blown down in the suburbs.
At Fall River the gale very severe.
but great damage is reported. Numerous
covered wagons and an omnibus
turned In the streets, the occupants escaping
without injury Chimneys were blown down and corr
nces torn from buildings. The velocity Of the wind
is estimated at from fifty to sixty miles per hour
LoSo BRANCH. n. j., Dec 30 p. NJ.
The storm, which commenced last night about
midnight, blowing u gale from the southeast. ac-
eompsnied by heavy rain continued with unabated
force until about two o'clock this afternoon when 1t
ceased suddenly 1t commenced. No disasters OF
any kind have taken place between Sandy Hook and
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor John +. Hartranft Governor-el~ct Henry
II. Hoyt, Charles Parrish and Stanley Woodward, of
Pennsylvania. at the Gilsey. George W. Childs.
OF Philadelphia, and &. p. Montague. Of Baltimore.
are at the Fifth Avenue. General Stephen v. Benat.
Chief of Ordnance United States Army. and State
Engineer Hora:io Seymour. Jr. OF Utica. ut the
Everett Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia is at the Bre-
WORT Mayor G. +. Parsons. of Rochester. is at the
metropolitan. Ex-Congressman r.. p. Spalding.
OF Ohio. is at the Astor. Willis Phelps. Of
Springfield. Mass. is at the Rossmore. J. Tilhng-
hast. President OF the Canada Southern Railway
Company. is a. the Windsor. Charles IS. Hoyt. Of
Albany, is at the Park Avcnue General C. II. II.
Coils and NJ. ). Quay. OF Philadelphia. at the
st. james. Ex-Mayor G. W. Hutchinson, OF Utica, ID
vt the New York.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
TELEGRApHIC NOTES.

AT Bonneville Mo-. two men, named b. Il. Baker
and q. q. Pitncy. got into alteration ut Higbee
Mo-. on Saturday last. during which the latter shot
and instantly killed the former
Joseph Ander recently clerk in the agency of the
Nevada Bank IT Virginia city, has been arrested in
san Francisco. charged with the eInbelzlement oi
funds estimated at from $4,000 to Slo0U0).
The wall Of the extension TO the buildings OF
the Rochester ". ~ brewing Company fell yestsr-
day. brrying seven wcrkmen in the ruins. all oi
whom were more or loss injured. some Of them prob
ably fatally
I skill containing FIVE boys upset by the steam
boat Pargoud whil backing out her landing at
the foot of Canal street New Orleans ycster.y
iag. Three OF the boys. John Eckert. Andrew Earn
est and james Mcfarland, aged respectively four
teen, fifteen AID seventeen, We're drowned.
few days ago. in Little River county. Ark,
tramp, named Hilliard. shot traveller from Illinois.
named Ferris. for his money. Ferris after being
shot. rode to firm house. gave description OF
assassin and then died. number Of citizens pur-
sued caught and kange Hilliard to q tree.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
FAILURE OF A BOSTON FIRM.

BosroS. Dec. 2, 1873
Spalding Wales retail and wholesale dry
goods dealers of this city, have failcd The
firm has Of late stood in good credit
ABOUT year. ago the credit of the
firm was questioned somewhat, but such
suspicion had little foundation to rest upon, being
based principally upon the low figures which the
rates oil proht We're cut down and the
sharp competition which existed i'm the
dry. goods trade Since that time the
credit of the house has improved The cause
OK the failure was the placing Of attachment upon
the stock Of goods by New York house Nothing
definite Is yet known rs to the status OF the firm
affairs, but 1t IL thought the liabilities are about
$350.O00. The assets which consist principally OF
stock and debts for goods sold at whole.
ness. so that tho creditors Inmy erpect
good dividend on their claims. Boston parties are
creditors 70 quite an extent but the Indebtedness il
largely 10 New York houses. One Arm in the latter
city Is q very heavy creditor.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 A. NJ.
Fndid 1fyo0s


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER!
WARRINGTON, Dec. 81 A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England. rainy. followed by clearing
weather, warm southerly, veering 10 colder north
west Winds rising preceded In east portions by fall
ing barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear partly coudy
weather, westerly winds, stationary or lower tenn
perature, generally higher pressure.
For this south Atlantic States clear or partly
cloudy weather. northwesterly winds. backing to
souhwesterly, stationary higher temperature and
pressure.
For the Gulf States warmer. clear partly cloudy
weather. winds mostly southerly stationary lower
pressure.
The temperature will remain above freezing in tho
canal regions tonight
On and after December Is the display Of csutionsry
signals will be suspended on the lakes.
Cautionary signals continue ct Portland, Section
Seven Eastport, Oswego. Section Six Rochester Buff
falo Eric Cleveland Section Five Sandusky Toledo,
Detroit Section -Four, Port Huron, Aipens, Mackinaw
City, Grand Haven, Section Three. Chicago, Mlwau-
kec, Section one, Escansba, Marquette. Duluth.
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LORNE AT OTTAWA.
The Vieeregal Progress Ends Amid
a Sleet Storm.
SAFE IN RIDEAU HALL.
Canadian Enthusiasm Displayed De-
spite the Elements.
ANOTHER MUNICIPAL ADDRESS.
SAFE IN RIDEAU HALL.
ANOTHER MUNICIPAL ADDRESS
Brilliant Decorations and Extrayagant Prep
arations for Wednesday,
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

OTTAWA, Dee. q 1878.
Having rested during the night at the Windsor Ho-
tel. Montreal. the viccrcaal party started at ten
o'clock this morning from the Bonaventure Depot on
special train for Ottawa. the capital. The worst OF
weather broke upon them their transit in car
riagcs from the hotel to tne depot. Nevertheless.
crowds lined the way, cannons roarel and the Gov
ernor General and the Princess greeted with
occasional cheers The train lett at ten precisely,
the following time table having been prepared. FIRE.
spcctive of the going and coming OF cS other trains
along the route
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
WAR ISSUES" VALID.
[pY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. !
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. ..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ., 1878.
private despatch from Washington announces
that the United states Supreme Court has settled
the liability Of the State TO receive the now issues
better known the 'war issue.' of the Bank OF
Tennessee for taxes. Holders OF this issue will now
abandon the assets of the bank 10 the dcpositors
Eight hundred thousand dollars of this war issue is
now outstanding aud u mostly in the hands
OF spcculators, ~ has been quoted here at thirty
cents THIS decision will to some extent affect the
payment Of the State debt. the Lcgislatnrel will
have to provide for the redemption OF these notes ia
taxes.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
A FRANKLIN RELIC RECOVERED.

HAErroPD. Conn, Dec .. 1873.
Akpoon brought home last week by Captain J. w.
Baddington Of the New Loudon whaling schooner
simmons. from Kepulse Bay. where Esquimau
gave il To him. was brought 10 Hartford to-day. IL
proves 10 be OF solid silver and bears faded crest
which has been identified al watknson Library a.
that of the Franklin family of England This settles
is genuincness as ra.ic of Sir John Franslin.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
A BOATS GREW DROWNED.
HALIFAX. n. s., Dec. 9, IS

= HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. g 1873.
Her Majessy's ship Orontcs. on her passage hence
for Bermuda. lost man overheard. The boats crew
oil thirteen who went to the rescue all drowned
b. the capsizing of the boat.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
TESTING NIGHT SIGNALS.

TESTING NIGHT SIGNALS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Dec. 9, 1873
Commander W. I. Simpson. Lieutenant Com
mander N. N. Folgcr and Master G. H. Lyman have
been appointed Naval Board 10 test here Lieutenant
kdw. w, Very's system OF night signals.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

NASHVILLE. Dec. 2, 1875
The opening day Of the Tennessee sportsmens As
socia,ion was Witnessed by large number Of sports
men from all parts Of The country. The first stake
was for puppies under eighteen months DID, for
purse of $50. There were ten entries The run
will be flushed to- morrow.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
HE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamshp Abyssinia. tor Queenstown and
Liverpool, and 81. Laurent for Havre. will sail from
this port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close q. the Post Oface at
hais-past ten and for France direct at half-psst
eleven A. NJ.
The Nkw YoRK HERAIp--Edition for Europs--w1ll
be ready at haspast eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE
Of hc hcrehouni plant the of the Salm Of ueaj sA
three specifies are combined Ia HtIss HONEY or Hoss
norSo Asn TAU will cure coayh cold however violent
Pisss ToornA,i,t Dsovs in minute
How few there who
Unls.s they ar brushed with rrestcsi cars
With SsszopoST from day to day:
rSr ,;,, III. Ll s,sa, ,,,., deairise ws kho~
Miec or MorrH.-rrsgrsut soyoposr renders the
iuparts whteness teeth deicicus like aru ma
10 the breath and intact from youth the
teeth. Druggists keep H.
A CoUGH A COLD OR HoARsENEss INSTANTLY
relieved BY the Of Baowss BsoScuiAL Tnocss 10
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
so,sn s ns gun S rsdSss IN ~ p1n aud
A.--wINTER FASHION GENTLEMEN's DRESS
'4's'' ''''' 's''' ''s@ Hi sTRRE nj IA Bro.a..
DyEING AND CLEANING Al THE NEW YORK
Deices Duane .o2 BroRdw 6iu 9th New York;
ics fisrrspont .t. brooklyn. E.iabii.hsd % yc.rs
FINE SILK HATS. 80 ~. WORTH $5 NoBBY
Dorbys. ~ 40 worth 81 II New Church it. up stairs
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
AT rHE METROPOLITAN
JOB POINTING OFFICE,
- ANN ST.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO LET, SUITABLE FOR Law.
BANNING, INSURANCE OR ANY LIGAr BUSINESS
PURPOSES. APPLY IN TIE COUNTING ROOM Ur
THE HERALD.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRALp.1
BALTIMoRE. Nd. Dec. ..

bhIIhohE, Mo-, Dec. =, letS
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to-day
paid over to Ex-Governor Olen Bowie, president Of
the Maryland Jockey club. the sum OF sl2555. being
the amount OF Judgment, with interest and costs.
obtained 10y Mr. Bowie for injury to of his racers
named Australia, while being loaded train ut
Camden Station. The litigation began in 1S69--the
first verdict being for $500. the second for $4,000
from which appeal taken to the Unitsl States
Supreme Court. This tribunal sustained the verdict
below. and the costs and interest considerably aug
nented the original damages as awarded. The case
has excited much interest in racing circles all
the
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
A RAILROAD MULCTED.

TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
PAY TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-FIvE DOLLARS FOR INJURY TO A RACE
HORSE
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
TENNESSEE sPORTsMEN.

average temperature yesWruay. .......... VI
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

hags. bannerettes. &c. Ihers are tnrrets on ttner
side OF the main arch. decorated with pink rose yell
low, chocolate. blue and white panels, shields and
decorated bands standing out In relief from the
cedar aud balsam with which the arches are COW
and have double monograms either side
To the right of the main arch there is
motto beautifully lettered maple Greets
Rose and Thistle. Welcome Lord Of Lorne." On the
ieft-.Canada treets our Queens Choice. and "wel
come Our Princess" The arhes are oil draped in
bright red. and highly iessooned with everereens.
The Ontario Arms are stationed In the hrst arrrs
right and left and the royal crowns In the second
arches. and several st. Andrews crosses show out
amid the designs the hags. The shields In the
piers bear the Of. the different provinces Some
nifty flags used in the decorations.
orHfR DECORATIONS.
The arch at the western end OF the railway station
is somewhat smsiler than the others. but presents
beautiful appearance The design is Gothic. It IL
twenty-five feet high and about the distance in
width IL has Argyll coat Of arms with the motto
underneath, "Iiro nocird riiyd. On the pillars Of
the arch psced one side the letter "A and on
the other ID" which, with the profuse decorations
OF eeergrcens, flags, &C., makes o beautiful sight.
The pavilion arch under which their Excelicncies
will make their entrance and exit into the pavilion
tyve feet wide aud fifty feet high 1t is also gothic
shaped, and Immediately above the main entrance is
the Dominion coat OF arms and below the word
Welcome. The royal standard was hoistod ON .
hsgpole i'm the centre Of the arch. On the sides OF
the pillars there are notices containing the
words Louise and Lorne. The arch is richly dec
Grated with evcrgreens. flags transparencies notices
nc. The interior Of the pavilion is arranged with
all possible TASTE and SCENTS ~ richness
and beauty. Fcstoons Of flags and cvcrgrecns are
suspended from the crown of the tent aud ooped up
arch Of hags bunting and flowers IL arranged, snd
immediately in front OF this dsis with red. white
and blue canopy, ,surmountcd with crown. TO which
their Excellencies were conducted by the Mayor and
city Aldermen. The sides Of the pavilion are fes-
tooned with red, white and blue bunting, aud decor
ated with profusion Of naas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15
xE1v yaRK bay GOODS MARKET.

FEBRUARY l2.-ln some branches Of the trade
there has been attention extended by buyers from
southern markets, yet IL has not been suinctentiy
large to dspel The duness that seems to nave SCI
fled over the market, when the inactivity present
com pared with what has been usual at this perioS
of the season and month in former years. or VIII
what was so generally expected. Under such cor.
dition OF the market IL is very gratiyins 70 hn1m
that failures are extremely few In number ana nght
i'm amount and confined to the smaller class OF deal
ers where they have been rustlng out Tor some ie,
or where outside speculati0ns have swamped the
confidence OF creditors weas the small capitai AZ
command. ,o.s,,o,,,
With the larger houses the market Is exeeeaiis s,
free from any Irregularities OF ths uh n ,ae NJ
when the market Is so very quiet, SHOWS 'no aiA -
! n body i'm q very healthy condition. .dv An
In cotton goods the market Is very sLeauy ,rha
rrices' though the movement Is rather light in ~,
general product has been somewhat ysrsin ronct
Fling the last TWO years, and In this way sns tat
fnds consumptfye demand for many spnaes .n..'
TO have continued on Staples would now sao" an
tcumulaton. ~. -. hoe, of very
Iarpe nrtportions yet IL Is season OF tue year
the demand Tor foreign markets shows some iains
StY The shipments have been 720 paexaSSssa ons
ihjs MORT and IT'S from Boston, or togal OF 49,
packages since January I, against s,1sa pacAase'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

10 1870: Orleans, 10 slice; sales, sss bales
under @ and
State. $4@s4.s5, closing firm; southern -four firm
With sT to fair
ed ln2c. higher but closed quiet at 81 :33@S1.35;
winter red ss7 Wsser n. corn 1@ls better
graded mixed. SIC. for soft yellow. Oats quiet.
Coffee quiet Sugar. 7a97Hc for fair to good rein,
f Pere Quiet aH al steam
Il $685. ei5si s9 at fsssH G Shsd es l6 5
fte's"'' 800 BALTIMORE.
and r ana seer favor souSer a1 as
Sc HE1s5 xsSssn sssSF
February March, sl.35. Southern cor, corn firm and
ea S 1: southern white 55@56Ac.; yellow 55e.
Oats easy southern. a5@37c: Rye sutet and 6 pn1
@$l.O9. Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. February 14.-Flour firm: family.
1915. Wheat quiet and firm red, S5:l5@$l;2O:
Corn firm $780, Oats dull a 1T ay
spring. 45c. Pork quiet and firm at Slo.s7. Lard
in good demand: steam, 80; kettle; $3.50. Bulk
rib and clear sides. Bacon dull and unchanged.
Whiskey steady at slo4 Butter dun and u5
packing, $50; receipts, 5,O37 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February 14.-Flour firm; extra
s4MS4.25: family, S4.5O@$5. Wheat unchanged.
Corn-White, 42Sc.: mixed, Ale. Oats-White.
S1I25 Lard-Choice leaf, tiercn, SO: kegs, SO
Bulk mcats-Shoulders. &C.. clear rib, 5ac.; clear
sides, SIC Bacon-Shonlders, 43c; clear RIB 6sc.
clear sides, exc: 'sugar-cnred hams, SkG94s
Whlskey, I.0+. Tobacco unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 14:-Flonr firm and held
higher; family soSo@S5151 o Mhea tn reg
4iSc. oats quiet at 24Sc. Rye dnli at size. wis:
key, 81 O4. Pork, o;b5. Dry;salted meats flrmsr
51 az and ST r0r 1T s e ne fo
HoesSDemand stronger " 81 95. yhcer-shpiing
demand for heavy iuicrf az y $. - fo; extra
Receipts: Flour, 2.Su ;,rr"s whrrt. 10000
bushels; corn, 10000 0.iset-: oats, $4,000 bush
els
CHICAGO, February 14:-FiGnr ir,ner but not
spring, gil. edge $1osh; recEar sl27a; 10:
STARE March i.69S April: No. Chicago spriIg, ll
e faEe T Tesar cpIs as cash ann and eSray
quiet quiet and shade higher; Sa4c. ea5h and March
sh ntI hR higher at 5se Barley In eo9d demand
Pork srong and higher. closing easier; IL o.30 cash
6SlO.;7s May. Lard IN good demand and tending
upward 81. 81 cash ; 81 .324@S7.35 March; S742h
@S7.45 April; S7.52k@$7.55 May. Bulk,msats
steady and unchanged. WhlsKey steady and In fail
demand at 81 .o4.
Receipts: Flour. 900 barrels; wheat. $4,000
bushels corn, $4,000 bushels; oats. $4,000 bush.
els: rye. 1,200 bushels; barley. $4,000 bushels
Shipments: Flour. 10000 barrels; wheat, 95, 600
els: rye $50 bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
afternoon Board.-Wheat strong and higher
SI.0S@81. 0SR March, S1.0S4@$l.OSb April. Corr
firm and unchanged. Oats steady. Pork firm but
not higher Lard irmer but not quotably higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

AG4S4ASAS4NO ~
.5s THURSDAY, February IA, 1878.
sALKs.-I.ooo Richmond city as at 11sls.
american Gotd.-l01h bid. &. -.
State observation-disclosures consols, 55K bid, 6H
asked: Virginia conso!s new, 40 bid; Virginia de-
ferred bid; Virginia tax-receivable coupons, 6S4
bid; 69z asked.
III asked; Richmond city 6's. l01K bid; Lynch
8's, l13 bid; Manchester S's lta1-receiyable), 80
bid, 93 asked; Manchester bridge S's, 101 asked.
J Railroad Bonds.-Vi rgDta Central Railroad first
mortgage 6s, j. and j., 90 bids Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and D., 74H bid;
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage 9,s, j..
and d. as bid; Virginia Central Railroad noD-
mortgage S,s, j. and j., S5 bid; Virginia and Ton.
nessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and }, sS
hid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad tnird MORT
gaes 6,s, j. and j., 81 bid; Ps.:ersburg Railroad
first mortgage 81, j. and j., IS bid; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s,s, j. and d.,
I04 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto'
mac Railroad mortgage SIS, and j., 90 bid Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 7's. j. and j., SO bid: Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad consolidated 6's NJ. and n, 71s bid;
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage 8s, A. and D., 81
bid
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, n bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, lO0 par,
90 bid Richmond and Danville Railroad, 90 par,
8 asked. f
Bank Stocks-Union Bank Of Richmond, so
par, 47H bid; Citizens Savings rs par. 22H asked.
: Insurance Companies.-Virginla Fire and Ma
rine % par, SO bid; Virginia State, 20 par. 2Sf
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, LOS asked Merchants
and Mechanics, 100 par, 90 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY 12.-BeeUeS.-For lack of sufficient
offerings there was nothing doing In beef cattle To-
ut 7@9c. p ib. for common to prime city slaugh-
tered beef sides. Seven car-Oads OF WESTERN
dressed beef arrived yesterday and to-day, and had
a moderate sale at 5@64c. q b.
CaIues.-Fresh arrivals were only 100 head. The
demand was fair ut unchanged prices. Common TO
mon to decent grasser5 at 24N3c. HoS-drcssed
veals sold at call q ID.
Sheen and Lam6s.-Fresh offerings were 81 car
loads, or 1861 head There was scarcely any change
either In the tone of the market or IN prices Fair
to prime sheep ranged from sc. to &c. p ID. No
lambs offered Dealers report J quiet trade at 79
&C. q h. for dressed mutton and SGll0c for dressed
lambs. -,
S,Dine,-Fresh arrivals were 13H carloads, or
1850 head. The market was frner and fraction
higher. Four carload of fair Ohio hogs, l75 fbs.
Jersc9-dressed hogs were moderately active at 5@
&c. p b.-JOurnaL of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

Elm. 1901 q. wes sal.e sase wes salted cnlfsI
sh nsser goia sole leather
fnIsh, 1s@a2c q foori ZIP fas barnes,
sSH s E.s ssass 81, is sR@s eos asrs sa
s. from. steel. Nails. SC. sSs
Lren: American refined. Old Ison,iaion; LII. y,
iron :: Virginia aI-blast charcoal. s2e@ss2
1ss,s eo
g Horseshoes. S4.50@54.7 as per key u
tssaossi sszS pes s IS per ker FOR stand
srd--that Is. te1i-Denny: other sizes extra
Plough casttngs: wholesale. 494'sc.; retail
0 RoDs: Manila. best. e@1 &C.: tute. sHc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, 28c.; wllites 4c. woollsu.
az Liquors. wines. ac.
Aie: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@sZ25 .
uo Braad is Domestic. s1.25as2: fruit. s1.2s@
y I;sG a peaeh. s ss9ss5o o,u'
Rye Wbiskess: Medium. 81 s @s2: pure old. s2
@s4; .yirgtnia mountain, new, 2@s2.so, I'D.
Gin: Domestic. 8t.25@a2 imported, SO q case
Beio England Rum: S1.65. -
Lumber, Slaves. &c.
yrai SS poplsr. sIssoassS > 1000; white Dine
S20@&65 p 1000 yellow pine boards. $lO@s14;
jost S12f1S1S. according ~ lengths. ShlnRles-.
Pine. S2.5O@S5: cypress six-inch, S7.5QnSl0
? 6 5iSoo. La,hs-spnt; sl.5o; sawed s2.2S@$2.5t
7 Staues Whiskey-barrel timber.reen. 81 SGs29F
1000: seasoned. s2O@S25 . 1000, F1our-barre
timber, S6@S7.5o q loco. Flour-barre poles, 81
as: hogshead-hoops, no demand; hlckory-hoops,
I ~. Lieorice.
Ltcorice Paste: j. C. g Co.. Sic: r. r.. 23c;
A. O. c. 23c.: e. & Co., 24c.; 7. s.. 25c.: Anchor
27c.: A. G.. c.. 26c.: G. y g.. ESQ.,; G. G. Eagle
29o.: c. c. W., &c.,; no brand. &c.
h1iii.Feed.
ShtDstuf: 4O@S45c. q bushel; S24 q ton.
BrosonsLuF: % @30c. p bushei; $22 % tom
Wheat Bra71: 2543 0c. = bnshel: $22 o ton.
Corn Bran: tic. per bushel; Sl59$lS q ton,
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c. @S1.25 100 feel
kegs 1925 blasting, IS. 5@$3,50,
Shot: Northern, So. 10@S2.aa q bag of Is tbs,
Gri1,dstores:: 1Y@2hc, a ID,