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gdD!Hbrnd, pcs 9aatpfers n2artias'
fnaf 81

ct. @eOrae, SermuOa, 25. Deg. =
Ser nit 1000 Salleu Baummoae belabene,
BON Sauanuab na9 6tUal bejiimmte Dam,
pier s0artinston" ideitsrte am Mor9en bss
15. b. M. auf ben uoropeiftld) bon oieIer Sns
iel selegeHen 8ifieh. Die NanniaaIt ruuroe
9erettet, unO man bofit, ibsr 1000 SaaeH
4aumpole unbeifaoist ST. bergen. Der
Cargo rpro sur 3eit am llfcr Der Mungroue.
BAT QcIau0et,
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8teiDtttarff Ia WliIoSeIneio. !.

Bhtlaoelpb II a, 80. Oe8bG. 9ftnboieb
fan, 3ntnbr 1900, CUTE 81 So, M,itseIiorts
;, orcinare 4:
gtSaafe iebr Rau, 9ufuhr 6OOo, CUTE s.
Wtitteliorte 4t-4a, orDinare S-4,
Sdpetne lsbbait, 53nIubr $500, CUTE A,
Mittellorte At, orolHire 81.
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anf ole g8anotafCl. i3nei @ompdgHtesH 5ef
Gotolntlii berlnhten, bic &rafehIer az ;ers
itreuen; Die ShIoenteu Leiitetafi gsioerftano,
uno Ella SanIpf ertol8te, in ipelden so Bers
loneH getoetet ooer DerlpunOet ipur0en. G5
9elang idllieBiid) elmer 4btbeilung &auaaerie,
ben HlaB Dor benz uniueritt1ts9ebdu su
iduberu. Siele Stuoenten mur0en uerhaftet.
Iebnlife llnrubeu, ObgleId) in fleinerem
YtaBltabe, haben idl IN aroeren rnlhId)eM
uniueriitatSfdoten ereignet. Wtan glaubt,
OaB bic Regleruu9 Die Stdatc Sieli uno @bars
tom III Sslagcrn1gs6ultano au erflGren bea6s
flhtt9t. Die Soli;ei on Der @renje bat In-
Ipellung erhalten, oarauf 81 ad]teu, oa6 bic
@infiibruug rcpclutionGrer Sroiharcn aus
oem 4uelanoe narhinOert uno oaB teine repo4
IutiouSren @mliiare bon Oeutldllano aus
nadl RuBlano 9eidltdt meroeu."
Yeter lit q, 80. De3. - GS berlau,et
odB bic 2bierarIneridule III CLARION, no Die
Agltdlon inter 0eu Stl6enten entifano, Dor
ote Sto0t oerlegt tuer6en fuiro. 9as teGnls
ite Suitttut su Situ9ujef ioG ganJlid3 &C.
lhlGiisn DeroeH.
0emcral $GRiptanH'S g0iiftnn In Betersbnre.
Beter sb nrg 9, 80. OeS.-Sobal6 Sen.
SanfIttann, melfer in iur5er 3eit bier erIpars
tet lutro, entrtfft, nlrG bic 0legieruun hie allz
mdbllde Gtnfabrnng zines Aominiitratiouss
intens, tpeldeS NIT oen 8erbGltnIiieH Der
Ssp0ltruns iibereiuitimmt, in Osn Stdbteu
3urteftans er6rteru.
p@oloS" berthtet, bag bic diueiiid)e @rens.
Ira9e nit Dem d]inelilhen @elauoten beinros
den uno 0aB Sen. &aufrnann on Der Dis
tHifon tbeilnebmen mtro. 9euBllno lit ourdl.
aus nidt 9eiinHt, Snloia an bic &bineieH abs
,utreteu.
G,,v.e QabeInenesdaet,
- Inter ben Arbetetn III Der S@tueis
bsrrltt 9roBe Noth. Sn @eni allein beitRs
ben ftf) 5000 orbettsloie psrionan.
- 6ron 5arrlet @rOte, Sdriftitelerin nn0
Bittne @eorg 8r0te's, rpelder cine @eId|id,te
Grlehenlano's uerOffeutliAte. iit in Gnglane
9etprben. Die Serl9ieeene l6rieb unter 4ns
Osrem The Life of AIRY Shelter"
Dem Sogoouer @orreiponoenten oes G6tn.
bursher uScotsmun" sufot9e wiro Dean
Stanlep nddIteHs ohsrnlal8 etHe 91eiie mad,
ben Ser. Staaten MAIDEN.
= Der Warquls bon 8,ueeo Dale 1T -
forben, : =
- InS Gibraltar iuir6 gemelbet, bas bic
| ieither in ueri9reoeneH StGoteu WRarofio's
9ralGrsnoeH SeGd)ea iett enOliC1 osri9man.
oe1 iino.
- Der 8efteru aus Oeeru.g)orf in Sonre
an9slau9te Sampier vGltD Of Sonoon" bate
ote WtauHlfaft ces auf bobsr Gee uuteraes-
Sangenen brltiifeu SOlidifies vGOuntb Of
| BtctOa" am Boro.
- Der bon Saoalunh mad Stepol be-
tIHmte brtttidle 9ampfr seampergs," rpels
| DEF bel SopenbageH ftraHoete, ift pteOer floLt~
! SeHl1dt wOreeH.
Die Muni3ipaIheb5r6c bon 9n6sin, sSrs
lamb, bat bel9'oiIen, bem~&r. Er1fiDcnteit
Grant oGs @brenbiirasrs9t su ertueilen.
-9n SiiO.Staff6roibire, Gnolano, iinS et<
iua 2o00 JtasalldDmteoe entiaI[en moro Il, uuo
groBe ytOtb betrlGt inter ben InbsSbdftigteH
Arbettern,
- Der 5uitan ioG ben Gsaren Surtb Gin
elssnhdnot9es S1rsibeH criadt habgn, Die
8uBluRo gu besabIsnos SriesseatidaSigHHg
| 81 Teun;iren.
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+, ,ttnreAelntabt9feitea" its Der Go tttts
attitrattOtG pee $tAateS Oregon.

GprtIanD, Dr., 80. De3ember. - Die
BON Der @eiesasbung bteies 9taatss ernanntr
@ommiiiion 1T ieit ettpa 5pei WfOuaten nit
elmer lIuteriuduns Der 8Id1sr une Gtten beS
StaatsSepartemsnts beifldft;st aeipeien nnO
hat fsiteefteut, SaB @elssg i'm Serase BON
$97 900 enttueoer obue 8&elidbe @rmddti.
auns ueranssabt ODER auf iOaifige Ueiie abs
bau6eu eetommsu iinb. 0iee SommilsAasSH
iprint in ibrsm Bsrid,te bitteren Td6fiii aeger
ben @r. @onpern, ur @roner aus uno biiroet
oemielben ben sr0Bten 3beil Der YerantmoIt-
lidlfeit fir bic nabldiiise unO corrupte aOmi-
niitratiou auf. 0aS Berhalten Der Sdul.
@ommiifiou, an beren Spite GrOucr itaub,
miro beionOers ifarf 9erii9t, uno Der Serid,t
erfldrt, baB @rouer fituf;ig Bro3eut oes
Shuttnnbs neridleuoclt, fir ieine ei9ener
3wede benutt obtr an anoere YerioneH per
IfphPn hnhP
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germtfdEjte Depcfd)cls aus Retu,
MDff.

q en- yorf, 80. Oesen1ber. - Die
Seamten Der o@IpOe. 9ampfrr- Gompagnle"
ertldren, OaB fie frue poftnung Oaranf beg
ten, OaB aRBer Oen eeelenten gteintrt mo mi
4uoeriou nod ucitere Berioucn BON benz uns
ter9e9ausenen 0ampfer s@milb y. Soubcr"
9ercttet moroen ieicn.
- Snnerbalb Der l;stsn 8ofe itarben 100
Beriouen IN oteiet Staot am Sharatfieber
: so mebr, ais in Der uersaugeneu @ofe.
Die 3nnabme Der Sterbli4feit III 10 beosu
teno, raB Die Sanitdtsbeh0roe morssu geel9
nete Sdritte III SESug auf Die an9ele9enbett
IN Sstraht ;ieben miro.
- Der Oampter naubeS" uoH aipinwall
fam beute bier on.
- Mnfh ernffnetr III 100
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.hsis CitsSaIttnlorer QIeoerIEoas.
4A4A$ GanbsrdnSden beute, SplpeRcssAoenb, zen
&skzA 81. os., in Der gereiussSo
~ (Si5l @uEtap &eynIo. SeFI.
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Ste Bhtdbtet Der 9selt GmaIGnoer
SfabrtfantcnsJsabobS 9eSeh ibrc
NHrhrffrr

9 tou, 80. Deg. - Das S6er9:ridt
bat cine @utidetcuug ubgegeben, nadl rpsld)er
6abrttauten ul4t perpfiihtet iinb, fir aus
pege Sur 6ludt in ibren 6abritgebauOeu SUI
Sidleruus threr arbsittr geaen Seuerssefahr
iu iOrgen, iu Sale DaS SSeuer mint onrd Die
NadldiIsteit Oes 6abritanteu IeIbf Oeruriatt
luiro. Die Gnti4eibung wuroe in Der BON
Glen Sones 9esen bic g@rauite WlS' so"
6n SauzRiuer, Waii., eiu9eIeiteten Slase ab.
gegebeH. Setanntlia erei9uete ftp in Der
Spinuerei Der ermdhuten @eiellIdaft ont l9.
September 1874 cine Seuersbrunit, bur9
tpelte uiele DfeniheH mm'S Yebeu tamen
Sldgerin, uelte in Der Sptnusrei searbeitsr
bate uno iArcdlidle Serletungen oapon trug,
tuoem fie fiG nidlt aus oem 6. Stodmstt,
oeS breunenoen @sbGuoeS retteu founte, bis
iie Surf) ein Seniter auf 9eltern binab beIGr
bert puroe, bate Die @eiellidaft uuf g ia
AeuprIoft nsrFtoat
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9@bprtion.

S8we9o, R..D., 80. DECEMBER. -Sarab
Stalfer rpIroe am 26. 0t5cmber in Sau yu.
ren-@ountp, Mth., inter Der anflage pers
baitct, cine abOrtiOn al SRI, 9Ottie u. Gid,
elmer &ebrertH III cieier Staot, oorsenommen
nno Den 300 o8 iun9en 6rauenStmmerS per.
urIadt 3u babcu, Oie @efangene mad)te,
wa1reao iie BON Utlbigau bterher 9sbratt
muroe, meBrere Uerpelicltc 6lu6tuerinhe uno
iprang io9ar bel etuer @sle9enbeit UOu etnem
SaDnSuge, iucldcr iif) nit eHsr S1uclllatett
bon 40 Wlelleu po Stunoe beme0te. Sts
wurbe ieooa :pieoer eiugeiaugen uno iiebt iebt
I'm bleiiseH @cfdn9niiie lbrsm auf uadjiten
6ebruar feitgeieeten BroSeiie eut3egen. SEQ.
8etnuH, eiH Diltidulotgr, 1T entfloben uro
bel it9 bis isbt Gen 9dnOeH Der BOIiSei Su
cnt;ieb.u QtnuRt.
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6aoanua, 30. DECEMBER. - General
@apitdn Ytartlnc5 @ampos tebrte geltern bon
Santiago be Cuba 3uriid. SIN Snneren Osl
Saiel iOa alentbalben 0tnbe berriden, unt
oas Ginbeirieu Der @rnbte i9ceitct obue STD.
runa fort.
Gin 0ctret WirO ndditens erlaiien peEben,
luslAes Die BrOuinjial .9epututens@ab auf
Den /. Sebruur feitiest.
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8atftrotte Ia Wontre0I.

% on treal, 80. OeSenber. = Der SIN.
pOrtelir Soieph Mup, iopte bic 8elsbduOier
6epuolos & SGlfel babeu iallirt. BaiTpn
$4,000, reip. $4,000. Sn ben IesteH orri
Youaten ereiqneteu iida 81 BanferOtte in bic
Ter Stabt. Die Gelantmtpaiiiua betrdaen
$2.896, 900 uuo bic @eiammtattiua 81, ,762,+
900.
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Selegrapbii6e 9epeide,G.
3nlanS-gepeftbsn.

[ger3te bet ~gioeirten Brefie- fir ben ~GeutI6eu
&orreiponbenteu".l
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500 Stad fdpar3en Seioen;emgs
1Qel 9utm,atn 4 g.,

Nr. 80, 80, 81 II. 36, N.sGnfaWFr.
(30t, 0t,J,5,7,S,1f,3)
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Der 0eI0nta arft.

psgort, 80. 9eSbr.-@elo wilis
3u 1. @eAiel 4.87. Golb i9IoB beute
81 Bari. 8uuoes ObIicationen i9loIien,
ME iolst; 18Sler Coupons 1O9s, ueue 1865er
=, 1867er 103s, 1851 '1OS, neue 6itnfet
1868, 10. .40er coupons 108. attien ld)loIeu
fau; Rern gorter Central 112. grie zig,
9ate Sbore 71b, SQtnotier@entral 794, Ptttss
burger 824, &btcagosYortameeru SOL, Brtss
ritdten 779, Rod>Sslaub 1919, 8efteru Union
Eel. 954.
untPriddtdmts 9itan3. G4s4s gA e.
625; &nnrGut 45.825.577.
Ser llHterlhctHeifter sablte beute fir
Sntereiien 81 100000 II. fit elnge3ogeneObli.
9ationeu $142. 300 aus.
- Die 3Oa Ginnabmen betrugeu beute
1852 600
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Sages1eMigfetteu.
IGSitpr:eflc. teiesrapbiidbe mnb gSeebfeiblGtters
Rpttle1,.l

0lOrssu iiuSst i'm y n8eiBsu Sauie" su @a
ibiuston rer erii mite Teuiabrs.@ nj,
pfang purdl ben Yrditoenteu anb ieifIe Srau
itatt. Derielse beainnt nm II ltbr. Das
E.,Snt IL, haaa0 AZ;
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g6beres iibcr Die Grntorottna SeS
WoliAiftea M1trtteE In Weius@nrf.

Rem 9orf, 80. Oejember. - 8oli,iit
EurneB, Gem, pie geiern gente!bet, i'm ,.Ole.
tropoIltdn. Sotel" elm Wabniinniger, 93ameus
g8m. {. Balmer, Smei 1ugeln in Den 2etb gez
ia9t hat, III geitern frib I'M llhr i'm ,St.
Sincen5=S Solpitole" an ieluen 8erlebunacn
getorben. Die 9eidle puroe mad g1r. e.,
brinceitraBa, gebrad)t, BON no iie beute Had)e
nlitta9 nad @attarau9us @ountn tronspor
tirt meroen miro. nm BORT beeroiat III peroeu.
SurneB mar 81 Sabre alt, lett pier Sabren int
Boli,ei Oepartement an9eftellt uuo Elm tiid1tis
ger unO braUer Boli;iIt. @r blntcrldBt cine
Sittrpe mo bier aincer. Srau 6urneB. peld)e
in gtr. IA WarionitraBe. mobnt, erb1lt $1,000
bon Der yYoltSet- llnteritIbu @eIea lfdft"
nno miro plbrifeiullh $1,000 pom ,,Jiiot.
Relief-Sonr," lopie $500 Yeuiion pom 30.
li5ei Ospattemeut srbalten. Yalmer ftammt
aus elmer gnten SauIilie in Stouin9ton, no
iein Satsr Stref'or elmer 9ampieritnle uno
SanfprdTbent iit. 6riiher mar CT Witglleo
Der Hirma Yaucenaier & Balmsr un0 Qiuo,
ais biele Dor ficben Sd9ren itf aufi6i'te, nad]
europa. gtdf ieiner 0tiidfebr mar er cine
3eitlang I'M Srrenbanie nno luuroe crit Dor
iedl5 9Sod]en alS gebeilt entIaiieH. IlS man
9eltern Dem Di0roer, Der i'm ;, ,Belleuue=S5
tale" in eiuer J3eQe iitt, mittbellte, oaB 6llr-
neB toot iet, ladte CT iaut auf uno rief: yOaS
ilt's, mas td] beabiid)ti3te. 5abe i'd, es ntbt
rcdt aemamt ?" Gr mrro tpabrl d1etnlid Den
Dflttelftnser Ger linfen Sano, ourd) bic er itdl
g'i9oiieu, einbiiBer, @citern marc in0siien
uOn 9elpiiier Selte bebauptst, DaB Balmsr
nidlt wahniinntg, iOnbGru iebr idbscruig lei
uno iih ueriteae. 0te llnterluhung mir0 Die
Habrbeit balO Oil ben Gag brlugsH.
ttuaIii6Si6lie tttto 0Serbred,eu.
9tOrptd, &onr., 80. ScSember. - Sin
9trbetter, HameuS Yiulleu, muroe uorgeiteru
5u 3ioielano. balf, lSoooitod, in elmer Salo.
9rube Derld)iittst NIB 9etDotet.
@lnciHnati, 30. De3ember. Cine
SpeSial 0spelde melott, OaB g8aibin9ton
Rumler, etn Sarmcr, III our lebten Samlia9ss
ytaGt, pdbreno CT ftp auf Dem 92ege BON
@I er, O., nah istner g8obnung beiano,
GtnlaB III Die 3Ohuuua Sobn Sberman's
foroerte, nm Iid) Su luarmen. Sberman peis
9crte itdl, Die Sbitre Su 0ffuen. lpolauf 0iams
Ter Elm Senitcr eiEld)lug mo sinSubrinaeu per-
indte. Sberman er9lIff Johann cine S9rot.
fllnte uno liredte 9tumler burd eiuen SfuB
III cen aOpi tOot Sur GT0e. Der @et00tete
mar, iule mon annmmt, beirunfen.
Nelp burg b, f.=9 80. aOe3em6er. -
Seurp Sole, elm 65 ldbrtasr Semohuer oteier
Stact, erit)ob fdl bcute SuidQi9 uuf oer Sage.
@t 9iitt aus, itel Sn 8OpeE, unO bic Slinte
glng los, iooaB ,bm Gle aanSe SdrCtIaOuu9
oas Ssr6 bur6bobrte.
Bangor, Me., 80. 9s5embes. - Sranf
2glc alucrp, ueld)er am Ietien Samtage Su
SeaSie geiaoiien lpuroe, itarb geitern. ,Sfo
bert Yeater, Der MDfoer, lit seiduglid einse-
5o9en moroen.
San6raa5i8cO 80. 9esbr. - 6rant
Oiecolur purOe beute III Gan AnOrens, Sal,
ludhrenO enleS StrcltcS OurA 3obn Stadburn
eridoilen.
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Der 9amfcrott Der strma gsSae &
rs nSHrn

@incinna ii, 80. O3br.-@iu ipeterer
GriminalploSe6 1T gegeu Die iallue 8antfir,
ma s. s. Ioae & Comp. burf Sute 6ogan,
cine 9spoiitorin, autaHgis 9amudt r0OrOen.
Sldgeria beitulot9t bic Sirma, Gclo untcr
fali6en Torlpdneen erbalteu 3u babeu. Die
angtfIa9tsn wurcen inter il $500 SIl9idait
aeliellt.
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mile bic Aunerlon 4lbanen'S all Staten Be-
9initi9en. 9le BfOrte bat Oe6balb lleber.
mnhun9s MaBregeln angeoronet unb benz
domiral NaHtborpe Ssp befobleu, an ber
SEite BON aIbanien Su treujeH.
Die IInruben uuter Den rnJFidIeH Stuoeatet
9ldheres itber Den SetGiuau tn SRttfj,
SoHoon, 80. Oesbr.-0er g9ieuer Cor
rei9on6snt 6sr - Stues" Ilefert iolgenSe 5d)il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-08
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK..

NEW 1ORk.
NEW York, May 7.-Cotton dull; uplands, 1886.
lower on low grades; crfne western and State,
sSuthssn dun and heavy heavy; common ss non
1925. Wheat lower, with moderate export and
fair speculative demand. Corn irregular and unset
Coffee firm. Sugar FIRM refined fair. Rice In bet
ter demaud. Molasses firm. Petroleum steady.
Tow 7s Kn ara eneneG r but
closed dull and heavy; prime steam. 81. 20. Wits
key quiet; held ut 81 .O8. Freights steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat fairly active aud steady; western shade ca
ser: southern wheat fairly active and steady !;
southern red, Sl.2OMSl.33; amber, Sl.35; Penn
Tsya ON sp Ge aud Nay june
@St.3O. Southern corn tlrmer for white; western
dull and easier; southern white, 53c Oats IN good
demand and steady. Rye firm. with light offerings
at CSC. Provisions dull and nominal Coffee quiet
and firm. Whiskey dull at S106. Sugar steadier and
unchanged. Freights sha"e frmer.
CINCINNATI.
CISCISSATI, May 7.-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
quiet and Steady red. s1.I2@si.Is. Corn, lc.
Oats steady and In good demand Rye firm and In
Improved demand at 69@sSe Bayey 49@aoc
was bid and refused. LAID In good demand and
firm; steam, .current-make, $500; kettle, $3.50.
Bull. meats in good demand; shoulders. $S.55@
S.. 65. closing at outside price, and short-rio mid
dies, s4.721@S4.75: short clear. IS. Bacon firm +;
sides. Whisky steady and In fair demand at 81 O4.
Butter-Sunlmer fancy, creamy. 2Oc.; choice west-
ern reserve, l7c.; prime to choice Central Ohio,
l2b6l5c. Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs
steady; receipts, l,1SS bead shipments, 575 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May Flour dull and UNCHANGED.
Corn steady. Wheat unchanged. Oats dull; white,
SEC; mixed, soc. Rye steady Pork, 80. Lard
meats steady. Bacon steady. Wniskey, Sl.03.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May Flour dull; price, barely
nominal. Corn-No. 2 mixed. 3sc. Oats 267sc.
RYE flrner. Whiokey, S1.0f. Pork stronger: job
bling, s9@S10. Lard unchanged; s6.7O@s6.75.
Bulk meats quiet: lots 1910, $40, and 81 80
MS4s5 for shoulders. clear RIB. and clear side.
Bacon steady at 1925. 1886, and $40 for shout
ders, clear rib and sides.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May Flour nominallv unchanged.
Wheat dull and shade lower !: No. Chicago spring.
Sl.ll8@$l.12; No. Chicago spring, > Ion
No Chicago spring, 81 o 49@*l .o6H Corn steady.
| Oals steady aud In fair demand. Rye ana barley
maud; So. 6O6s3.629 cash, IS 624@SS6 80 May
| IS 70 June, $500 Jalv. Lard quiet and steady.
Bulk-meats steady and firm shoulders, SAC; short
rib SIC. short clear, 43sc. Whiskey dull ut 81
busht Is corn, 223o00 bushels: oats 90 900 Dusii'
| els rye, 3,4O0 bushels: barley, $500 bushels
| Shipments: Flour, $500 barrels; wheat, 90,
600 bushels; corn Jos 500 bushels; oats. 57.oeu
bushels; rye, 35 900 bushels; barley, 27OOo BUSH
afternoon Board.-Wheat dnll and lower;
SliOt, asked May; Sl.07h June. Corn inactive
| and lower: 39ac. asked May; 39S@39nc; june
| Oats easter, hut not lower. PORK dull ana ZEc
lower Lard easier, but not lower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-08
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUFSpAY. May 2. 1873.

american Gotd--1OOls bid. 5'.
State Sec,tr,tfes.-VirRiDi csnsols. 604 bio. 6lh
asked: Virginia consols new 33 bid, 81 asked Viz
4 asked: virginia tax receivable coupons SO bid,
S33 askeds tsf 594.s 4
CftV Observation-Disclosures city s's. 117K bid ;
g7X asked: Lynchbnrr city S,s. 1lO bid: Lynchbnrg
city 6's, 97h bids Fredericksburg city rs. 10S bid
W. Pa; asne Bonds-grpinja Central Railroad
FIRST mortgage 6's j. and D., 100 bid; Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad third mortgage 6s, and 40 bid, 80
asked; Virginia Central Railroad sourth MORTGAGE
Ss n ana 70 IT, IS and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's j. and D.,
s0la bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage S's. j. and j.. 94H bid; Soutbsfde Railroad
second mortgage preferred 6s, j. and j., IL bid;
Southside Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's,
and j., 81 bid, 81 asked: Petersburg Railroad first
burg Railroad second mortgage s's, J. and j., 70
bid, 20 asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage rs, J. and d., 100 bid; Ricil-
Spd 9 oa bs Fea
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE rs, y;
and j.. 97x bid; Richmond and Danvalle railroad
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's, a. and O., 81
bid.
Rntiroad Stocks.-Richmond Fredericksburg and
asked I,e Richmond, Fredericksb9rg and Posomac
Railroad six cent guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
moad n nad f panve Raroaa bid
Bank Stocks-First National, 100 par, lax
bid; National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par 80 asked;
rnoa sf Bank Of Richnond, SO par 4s asked Mer,
chants and Planters Savings. rs par, - bid. =,
Insurance Companiss-VirginiaF Fire and Ma Ma
6 bd aSS ee H and
lnsaransf compsny; ISS par, 80 I'D si.,mssn Conn
pany, 100 par, 76 bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-08
KING WILLIAM COUNTY,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
MAY 5, 1878.
We had on last Sunday the heaviest and
longest hail-storm that any one living here
aboutS can remember. 1t was most fortu-
nate that the wheat was not near ripe, as it
would have threshed it out in the field and
saved the trouble aud expense OF reaping
and hauling to machine. 1t damaged in
some places the corn, which was up and
had begun TO grow off finely; the young
and tender blades were whipped into rib
bons; and on the hillsides the plants were
washed up, root and branch, and swept
into the creeks and Swamps. Wheat is get
ting very rusty, and it will cut of the yield
very much. The open winter forced the
crop ahead too fast, and in consequence it
Is very forward-too much so-glving an
undue preponderance to straw at the eX-
pense OF the head, or grain. II farmers had
turned oil their young and light stock, such
as calves and sheep, on their wheat in the
latter part Of the winter and beginning OF
spring, and grazed it down when the
ground was dry and firm, it would have
made larger and better root-growth and
less superabundance Of straw Or upper
growth, which would have gone to the
formation OF grain, and rendered it less
liable to rust and fly-both OF which have
attacked the crop seriously. The harvest
season will open ten days or more sooner
IMAM last year. Farmers are wondering If
"John Bull" and sNicholas Cossack"
are going TO "lock horns" soon, or whe-
Their they are not playing trick something
Ike boys at school sometimes do-place
chips on their shoulders and dare each
other to knock them oil, each wanting to
Knock his adversary's oil, but somewhat shy
OF his stalwart proportions. Johns afraid OF
the vast hordes Of mounted barbarians which
swarm from the plains OF the Caucasus,
and Nick don't like the grim and frowning
aspect OF the iron-cIads, and would much
prefer handling BULBS money-bags to en-
countering them when hurled at him in
LIE disa2reeabie shape Of shot and shell.
Looks like a diplomatic Wall-street game Of
The bulls and the bears, /" the Russians be-
ing the bears (nnothern bears ~ and the
Britons the bulls. There is one thing quite
eyideat TO all in the affair that Ii, the Bull
seems determined not To be caught ON the
Hshort" side, for be is 8. loading up" rap
IDLY, and with q look which plainly says he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE GREAT STRIKE.


LONDON, May 1.-THE master cotton
spinners and manufacturers at Manchester
have resolved to issue circular to mill
owners throughout the striking district,
recommending that the mills still open be
closed tomorrow and advising that no indi-
yidual arrangement for opening the mills
be made with the workmen. This movement
has caused great anxiety at Manchester, as
it is believed it will render 4 general lock-
out inevitable, and widen the gulf between
masters and employees.
Eastern Affairs.
WHAT TIE POWERS WANT RUSSIA TO ASSENT TO.
HAMBURG, May IA London dispatch
saws that the basis OF the arrangement which
the Powers desired to submit to the Car
have been agreed upon. The arrangement
has been separated into five divisions. The
first proposes two regions OF Bulgaria, stu
ated north OF the Balkans, shall be conceded
TO Russia, and stipulates that the southern
portion OF Bulgaria shall remain to great
extent under the authority Of the Sultan.
The second relates solely to Asiatic compen-
sation, which, it is proposed, shall be re-
duced to minimum. The third relates to
the straits question, and will be arranged
hereafter. The fourth demands detinitiye
settlement of war indemnity. Under the
fifth division it is proposed that both Thes-
sally and Epirus shall be accorded the right
OF seIf-goyernment, thus securing for them
the protection OF Europe and their national
independence.
GORTSCuAKOFF'S ILLNESS-DIRECT C0MMUN1-
CATION BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, May Tt seems to be the gene
raj impression that Prince Gortschakoh viii!
not be able to resume the Chancellorship.
The Dresent endeayors are stated to be Ill
rected to securing such an understanding
between England and Russia as will permit
the assembling of the congress without the
certainty of its failure. To this end direct
communications are passing between the
two governments with view OF ascertain
ing what notifications in Europe and ASIA
would render the San Stefano treaty accept
oble. Without such an understanding there
will be no congress.
TURKISH COMMANDERS.
The most important army corps IN front
of Constantinople is commanded by BAKER
Pasha. Captain Manthrope, an English
nan who is second in command OF the
Turkish fleet, has just received decora-
ton from the Sultan.
THE ENGLISH FLEET.
The statement in special dlspatch from
Alexandria in yesterdays Daily Neaos that
Admiral Hornby's fleet is expected at Fort
Said is obviously premature.
RUSSIAN PRIvATEERs.
The Manchester Guardians London cor
respondent says: i" The attempt to create
scare about Russian privateers is done to
affect the underwriters, who continue VIII.
inc TO take any quantity OF risks on Brltlst
hujls at seven to ten shillings."
MOVEMENTS ABOUT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
A Reuter- from Constantinople announces
that General Todleben is about to retire 70
the lines at Tchataldja, leaving small fofc'
at San Steiano.
The Russians offer to fall back 6eninu
straight line drawn between Deae a. =, !,
and Adrianople if the British heet VII
Withdraw at the same time.