The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-01
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

During the month ending yesterday the
following vessels cleared from the custom
house: The American schooner Gertrude
E. Smith, for Havana, Cuba, with hoops,
valued at S6,270; the British barkentine
Bette, for Rio Grande do Sui, with 1850
barrels Of flour, valued at S12,524; the
British brig Zeal, for Pernambuco, Brazil,
with lips barrels Of flour, valued at 1864
the German brig Perle, for San Jose do
Norte, Brazil, with 1,671 barrels Of flour,
valued at S11,210. The total amount OF
-four exported was 1850 barrels, valued at
S31,36S. Aggregate OF exports, S37,63S.
During the same period the following i'm
ports were reported: Per Norwegian bark
Knudsvig, from Liverpool, 2,150 sacks of
salt, valued at 1904; per Norwegian bark
St. Olof, from Liverpool, 5000 sacks of
salt, valued at s2,554; per American
schooner Susan, 235 tons Of plaster, valued
at S243; per American schooner George
Farwell, 220 tons OF plaster, valued at 1928.
Total value Of salt imported, S4,15S;
OF plaster, S4GG; aggregate OF imports,
s4,G24.
CoAsTwIsE COMMERCE.
During the month ending Yesterday some
siXty-one vessels arrived at this port coast
wise. These vessels came from New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Albany, Alexandria,
Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Rockland,
kennebec, and Horse Island harbor. The
cargoes brought included coal, grain, ice,
lime, iron, guano, lumber, carboys, salt, and
general merchandise.
The clearances during the same period
amounted to siXty-SiX, and were to the
ports above named, with the exception OF
the last three named. Vessels were also
cleared to Hartford, New Haven, Stamford,
Providence, and Portsmouth, n. H. The
cargoes embraced coal, wood, ties, granite,
paving blocks, and assorted merchandise
the coal largely preponderating in value.
The coastwise trade for May was an in
crease over that OF the TWO previous
months.
PoLICE-coURT STATISTICS.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 242 criminal charges, and tried
120 cases Of ordinance violations. On crimi-
nal charges 10 persons were sent on to the
Hastings Court for indictment, II were
committed to Jail on conviction OF assault
and battery or petit larceny, and II in de-
fault Of surety for their good behavior.
I ines imposed: City, S1l3.5O; State, $3.50.
Costs, S24.10. Total, S197.10.
uYMENEAI.
During the past month the clerk Of the
Hastings Court issued seventy-nine mar
age-licenses-siXty to colored and nine
teen to white couples.
From the Henrico county clerks office
thirteen licenses were issued-three to white
and ten 10 colored couples.
DEEDS RECORDED.
There were 22S deeds received for record
in the clerks office OF the Chancery Court
during May, and siXty-nine deeds recorded
in the clerks office OF the Henrico County
Court.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is a statement Of the flour
inspected IN Richmond during the month
ending May 31st: 1892 barrels family, 3, 199
barrels extra superiine; 347 barrels super
fine, 42 barrels fine, u barrels middlings,
129 barrels condemned.
UNITED STATES REvENRE COLLECTIONS.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue for the month OF May amounted to
S204, ,1lS.9S. The total amount collected
since January 1st is 1922, 13S.40.
FIRE-ALARMS.
The Fire Department was called out to
respond to six alarms Of fire during the past
month,