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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

How FIVE WOMEN ESCAPED FROM THE
PENITENTIARY.-On Sunday morning Just
before 2 o'clock five female convicts-
Amelia Roussell, Jennie Beatty, Susanna
Collins, Columbia Collins, and Mary Hall
escaped from the penitentiary.
Susanna Collins carried her infant out
with her, aged about nine months. Amelia
Roussell and Jennie Beatty are white; the
other three are negroes. These women
were imprisoned in an ordinary frame
structure, which is guarded day and night.
The two white women occupied room to-
gether, and cut their way through the lath-
ing and plastering into the passageWay, and
then went down the steps into the yard.
They then unlocked the door OF the room
where the three negro women were con-
fined, and the five were then free. They
then burned or cut a hole through
the panel of the door and got
into the main yard. From the yard they
made their escape by prizing open the
wooden door which leads into the lot on
Belvidere street, and they were then free,
and walked along Belvidere street up the
Fredericksburg railroad. About, two or
three minutes after they went out the peni-
Tertiary bell struck 2, and where the guard
was Just before that hour cannot now be
accurately ascertained. .+s
Amelia Roussell is native OF Paris,
France. She was sent to the penitentiary
from Norfolk city about year and seven
months ago. for term Of five years for
stealing valuable lot OF diamonds, which
were never recovered. r-:.
Jennie Beatty was from Norfolk. She
was serving second term, and was in this
time for nine years. She was received at
the penitentiary in April, 1877. She was
first convicted Of shooting a woman with
intent to kill, and the second conviction
was for assaulting man with a bowie-knife
with intent to kill. She is stwenty-tive years
old, complexion DARK, eyes blue, and hair
red or "sandy." - s''
Susanna Collins and Columbia Collins
(colored) are mother and daughter. They
were received in August last for six years
each, from King and Queen county, for
grand larceny. Mary Hall (coloreD was re-
ceived from Winchester in February, 1877,
for six years, for grand larceny. This was
her second term. s 80
4 Yesterday afternoon the three negro wo-
men were rearrested on Mr. A. j. Ford's
farm, ON the Brook turnpike, and brought
back to the penitentiary. as.t
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A LARGE EXCURSION PARTT.-A train OF
about fourteen cars, filed with white and
colored excursionists, left this city Satur-
day night, spent Sunday in Staunton, and
returned to Richmond very early yesterday
morning without accident, after spending a
pleasant day in the mountains.
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NINETY-Two AND SEvENTY-FTvE.-Judge
William Thomas, OF Jacksonville, ILL.,, one
OF the oldest and most experienced lawyers
OF that State, aged ninety-two years, was
married last week to charming old lady
seventy-fve years OF age. They went to
Wisconsin on a bridal tour.
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BUY TO-DAY,
as their store will bc
CLOSED ON SATURDAY.

BUFFALO LITHIA waterloo. z. 8. JONES,
retired physician Of Memphis, Tenn, has been re-
Iieved Of Paralysis, and also of most distressing
Bladder Affection, by the BUFFALO LITItIA WA
TIERS, after having thoroughly tested the celebrated
Hot Springs Of Arkansas without benefit. See let
Ter IN advertising columns. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

have analyxed the whiskey known under the
brand OF B-sELEcrn - controlled by Messrs: WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Ya and hhd !
FREE PROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, sne
recommend its use for medicinal and famisy pur'
noses. -. .,t,..;. j. b. McCAw, M. D., =
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

if5 many friends OF
Rev. N. W..1Wilson, of New Orleans, for
merly pastor OF the Third Baptist church,
in this city, will regret to learn that his
wife and child are both quite i'll with yell
loW-feYer In New Orleans. -
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EXCURSIONS.

TOOK OUT%IN TO.MOR-SsIff,,
IL ROWS DISPATCH for the rates
Of the GRAND EXCURSION under the AUSPICES
of COURT RICHMOND, No. 3, ]. o. T., to OLD
POINT, on steamer ABEL, ON the 10Th INSTANT,
at greatly reduced fare aud board at Hotel. ~
.f. w. W. WOOD,
j. A. GILL,
r. z. STYLL, fs.sf
r. =. WILLIAMS.
w. PLUMMER GRETTER,
r. ID. REDWOOD,
II. NORTHERN,
nn1o-1t C,opnnttfoo
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MIsDIRECTED AND Observation-Disclosures
and postals addressed rs follows remain un-
claimed in the Richmond post-oftice: Linsey
w. Allen, CIV. Archer. Mrs. L. A. Arm
strong, Anthony &c Co., Edston Bell. Al e..
Baylor, Jacob Bernstein, Andrew Brown,
Miss S. C. Cary, benjamin. Clark, Sophia
Cole, Alice NJ. Cook, MolIie Cousin, Mrs. r.
q. Cox, LeviZ Condor, 81. P. Dillake, Mag
gle Doherty. ~ e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

DooLEY's YEAST temperatures Is probably
no other baking powder manufactured that has be-
come so much OF household word as DOOLEY's
YEAST POWDER. For twenty years 1t has TODD be-
fore the public, and the innumerabe testimonials
that have been called forth voluntarily testify fully
10 lis merits. t,
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday-School Association met
with the Sidney school on Sunday after
aoon-J. B. Winston, the president, in the
chair. The reports from the schools showed
the following average attendance, &C., for
the month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

REs1GNED-APPolNTED.-Mr. j. W. Ha-
zlegrove has resigned the position OF watch
man at the new reservoir, and Mrs b. =.
Flemin has been appointed in bis stead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done asths
DISPATCH PRIar1sG-HousE. Good Moss, 70
praces, and satisfaction eaaxxnaeed. 81 81
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MAIN.sTREET OMNIBUS LINE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, AUGUST
" 18th, i will run ONLY TWO OMElBUSES
from Seventeenth street and Morton's Flowcr-Gnr-
den. leaving each place ut 7:30 A. III. and every
half hour thereafter during :he day:
a. W. CARRIER, Proprietor.
Omnibuses will rnn uta Morton's to old reservoir
and Hollywood from Z. NJ. au 12-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

COLD (LITHIA) WATER VS.. Hot WATER FOR
PARALYSIS AND KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFEC-
TIoNS.-See letter Of DR.. 2. S. JONES, Of Memphis,
Tenn, TO Colonel GooDE in our advertising col
pmuS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

If. ELLYseN 4 Co., advertising agents, insert 40.
Yertisements In liof the newspapers Of tue untao
Sines at publishers rates. Orders le at the Dts
! patch counting-room win receive prsmst atten'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13
AUcTroN sAIEsTnIs DAY.

,R1 On all sGLss Of Real Esfate made hkk1essa
the l8t 2r January 0nti ioSt of June the saresfs1
thepTssent year fGue tn 5s pafd by tksp pHTchdssr
Oh az S1tes made bstloEe7 the Let fR Gtid IGa
y bis custom was adopted about hfseem years age
by MI the real estate agcpts IN Rj.hruond and Sps
Ipiiest0 Richmond and vicinityJ 4, ~ 80 g
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 9 r. NJ tbree-s4orv
brick residence fronting on Marshall Park {Lib-
by Hull. g,1 -. sl e-75
.POINDEXTER TUPPER, p. NJ, trustees sale
OF attract OF land about two miles from the city.
In the rear OF Rose HILL -,
GRUBIJS Il WILLIAMS, r. NJ. trustees SAFE Of
- Frankin-stIeet lot near 10 Richmond College.
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WEATHER REPORT

ISDIcATroSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, light, variable winds, mostly south.
erly, nearly stationary temperature and
pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy. weather, occasional rains, variable
winds. mostly southwesteriy, stationary or
higher temperature.
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The following is summary Of superin.
tendents' reports for July:

The next meeting will be held at Man.
chester Methodist church second Sunday in
SeOtember, .....r F.. .s .s
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BOARDING.

COOD BOARD AT THE LOWEST
VI rates can be had at Mrs. WEBB'S, No. sos
Eighth street, near Leigh. Large and handsome
rooms. au 10-eOdot~
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HOTELS.
oh ES It ER HO u S f,
CHESTER, VA. =
JOSEPH E. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This house Is located Oh The Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond ana
nine from Petersburg.
tion OF rooms, length Of stay, &c.
The railroad authorities furnish boardcrs at this
house passes 10 and from either city SO per month
and to persons building OH The '.Chester Tract 2
free pass for ten years OIL each erected
and occupied by family OF white persons.
all 1O-lm- 49,. - .s#
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au 2-tAu2
PIC.NICS.
BASKET. PICNIC AND EXCURSION
ID TO WEST POINT.

CENTENARY SUNDAY-sCHOOLw viii make an
excursion to West Point ell WEDNESDAY, August
lst, and Invites all who wish 10 spend pleasant
cal attractions. ~
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81: Ladies and children,
SOC. DINNER at the Hotel, soc.
The train will leave York-River depot at O'Clock
A. n. and return at ~ p. M.
Tickets for sale by E. p. Hudgins. at Messrs Court
ney e PoweIl's, Broad street; Merchants Bank; A.
W. CARRIER; and u. p. Morton, ut Lee, seddon 6
Co.'S. aa 13-td
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TUESDAY. -. AUGUST Is, 1878.
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A uGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
- sTAUNToN, VA.

The largest f,rst-class institution for YOUNG LA-
DIES in Virginia, with an able corps OF twenly.nye
teachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDA1,lN
For catalogues confaiuing full particulars Address
MISS MARY j. EALDWlN.P PrtncipaIl,,,s
3e 2e-2m stannfoD. We.
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NRAND MO0NLIGHT EXCURSION

THE BENEFIT OF
UNION-STATION SUNDAY SCHOOL.
on steamer ARIEL, on WEDNESDAY, August
ID, 1878. +.
Steamer will leave her wharf at s o'clock, return
Ing by IL O'Clock, and will positively pass through
Dutch Gap. Refreshments will be Furnished ut city
prices, and all NAV attend with the assurance OF
good order and delightful time. 80 ...t
Tickets, Soc; for sale by Randolph English,
V. Hecher & Brother, s. W. Farrar, corner Twenty
fifth and Leigh streets, or any member OF the COM
mittee-ylz., James H. Peay, Jr., Z. Wiley Davis,
James B. Elam, IL. English, DR., v. Hechlers Jr-
w. F. Hechler, n. Il. White, and j. Z. Newell.
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4nI,,lloltl 1ispattll,.

xy- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER
10TH and closes June 9Th. The College comprises
EIGHT INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS
and a SCHOOL OF LAW.
EXPENSES PER SESSION Of nine months, embrac-
ing mariculaion and tuition fees fuel, lights aud
washing, Sl1S.
Good board in messing clubs, about 80 per month;
at the College boardlng-houscs, S13.
For catalogues apply at The bookstores, or address
D. PURYEAR,
" 5f3t25 Chairman Faculty.
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DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE.

Session opens SEPTEMBER 9TH, and continues
nine months.
Tuition, table-hoard, washing, fuel, and lights
from 81 Il 0 to $3.50. Privileged students $50 less.
Send for catalogue to
". W. BENNETT. President,
jy 24-lwStcodtSel9 Ashland Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

HILLSIDE PARK AND BARGE NEW
LII YORK-DOUBLE-DECKE BARGE AND
BEAUTIFUL PICNIC GRoUNDS.-A beautiful
natural park, fine spring Of water, comfortable
swings, house for dancing and other arrangements
for comfort and amusement, have been fitted up ut
DREWRY'S BLUFF. Arrangements for school
excursions, pc-nics, charters, including use OF
park, can be made at the office OF the Philadelphia
Steamship Company, Rockets. Apply early to Sc
cure day before all are engaged. .s
HUGH L. GALLAGHER,
au 2.tAu2o Captain Barge New York.
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rHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and

Thermometer YEsTERDAY,:6 A. NJ, rs |;
9 A. NJ, 80; noon, 90; 3 p, NJ, So; 6 T.
~, SS: midnight, TG.
" Mean temperature, S2!. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13
ENGINEERING.

~------~1<->>~~
NIVIL AND MECHANICAL
~ ."f +s ENGINEERING
at the RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC IINsTI-
TITE, Troy, n. Y. Next term begins September
18th. The Annual Register for 1878 contains u
list of the graduates for the past lftytwo years,
with their positions, also course OF study, require
men Is for admission, expenses. &c. Address
jy 19-lm WILLIAM II. YOUNG, Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

THE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
i COMFORT, VA.-Sltuated within 100 yards
of Fort Monroe. Open all the year, with ample ca
pacity for 600 guests. Has all modern improve
ments, elevator, gas and electric bells In every
Six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen to
twenty rst-class steamers land daily except sun
comfortably heated, and every comfor. provided
for tourists and health-seekers during the winter
Fre-escapes only fifty feet apart on every foor S1.
perior beach for bathing ut do0r-steps, and good
from May until November. Boating, fishing, and
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
scribing hygenfc advantages.
TERMS 81 to $3.50 per day, according 10 loca-
tion OF and number In room. length Of stay. 1c
90 HARRISON PHOEBCS,
apI5-tAu3I Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

Rev. DIR. l.. M. Lee preached at Cente-
nary in the morning, but at nightth church
was closed on account of the absence OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

TaOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Exc
H OEguTED As the DISPATCH PHIHIAh6s
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SIMMER RESORTS.
cWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

SWEET CHALIBEAIE SPRINGS.
The management Of The SWEET CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS will not he affected by the death or Mr..
Tinsley. The establishment Will be conducted as
heretofore by competent and experienced managers
JOHN KELLY, Owner.
Other papers please copy. M l3-lt
bedford ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Delightful drive of two hours from Lynchburs.
Elegant carriages Mt The train.
FARE FIRST-CLASS.
FULL LINE OF ADJUSTMENTS.
BUILDINGS ALL NEW OR ENTIRELY RE-
I FITTED.
GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WATERS
KNOWN.
UNEQUALLED FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
AND FEMALE DISORDERS.
| TEMPERATURES ALWAYS PLEASANT.
| BOARD, $35 per month; $40 per week; $3.50
| per day.
| Equally adapted 10 invaids, peasure-seekers, or
| those In quest of rest and recreation.
This water at soc. per gallon, or - per case,
| and the mass containing all the properties OF the
water at soc. and 81 per package, Is furnished to
| those unable to visit the Springs. Address
| A. III. DAVIS,
| President of the Company,
| 70 Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
| Round-trip tickets at reduced rates.
| ~ 21-pOI1m m
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LOCAL MATTERS. {

CHURCH NOTES.-The Rroad-Street Meth
odist church was closed on Sunday on nc.
count Of the absence Of the pastor from the
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1THE FARMYILLE MALE SCHOOL.

n. C. MANSON. DR., will open the second session
the FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1878. He
is fun gradute of Hampden-Sidney College, aud
refers TO its Faculty and 10 his patrons
Mrs. Colonel w. r. BERKELEY with whom the
principal boards) will take four or six youths as
boarders.
TERMS: Tuition, $50 for English branches alone,
and S25 for Latin and Greek for half session.
Board, SIS per Notwithstanding everything ex-
cept washing.
Persons desiring further Information will address
the undersigned, II. B. BERKELEY,
jy 3l-tSe4 Farmville, Va.
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v,pISCOPAL HTGH-SCHOOL.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA.
In. BLACKFoRD, ". A., PRINCIPAL.

The Thiriy.Ficth Annual Session opens SEPTEM-
REX 2D. 1878. Assistant and terms as before. Boys
nrrnared for college or business. Catalogue sent on
"Pph'a'to'' ~ " iy 19-2taw2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-13

II. A. STROBE Matt. Medalist University Of Yir-
ginia). Principal:
ii. c. BROCK. u. Lit. University Of Virginia ire
Gently Assistant Instructor in Latin University
of ylrginial, Associate Instructor.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TERMS: For half session, $125. Session begins
September 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
Ia
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The Trustees beg 10 announce to the friends Of the
Institute and the public that arrangements have
the Presidency of the Rev. ROBERT W. FULLER,
d. D., With ful! corps Of able and experienced
teachers. 49,,
painted during vacation, and every arrangement
made for the comfort and health Of pupils. -,
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute Will
under the new management, rank among the best
schools In the land for thorough and refined culture
A more extended notice will appear In due time,
giving full particulars as 10 teachers, course OF
study, prices or tuition and board, DC.
On behalf Of the Board.
jy lS-lm j, B. JETER, President.
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HAMPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE,
1l PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
Curriculum embraces full instruction In CLAS.
SICAL, SCIENTIFIC. and MORAL STUDIES.
JUNE 18TH. Total expenses, exclusive OF board,
1925. Good board at Stewards Bsll for $40 q
month: in private families from Sio to $l6 O
month. For further particulars address 4
- ~ 'tsl.1r j. M. p. ATKINSON!
ty 15-tSelG - ~ President :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

1900 head for the time last week 1900 head consigned
through ls car loads 1 good demand az shade lower OF
ferings mainly fair 10 medium quality ony gt
Go Lambs 50 - IS; Common sheep S41sO shippers TIE
principal buyers. Weather and rainy.
HoGsReceipts to-day 32j head for the week 50 faf
1880 head last week lO3DO consigned through w car
loads; duh declining Of Wesern adyices or
fengs ayoraby with those Of last week GOOD 10
Choice Workers. ~ 05 G4 To- Common - 90dsi Far 10
ira Heavy, s404 Is; Common ~ IjdSi; about ~ cars
heldDg over for tomorrow IS market 49,
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Dr0rsrS Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts :O0 shipments i00 market dul and lower All
round Mixed Packing, 50 a50s3 80; Lghr. 50 7o@s3 80;
Heavy shipping 81 ssns3 so pens fall a. the close ,
CirTE-Receipts $500 shipments $50 upper grades
allow ami easy Extra Offering sales az 81 - 10 Feeders
and stockeis qnet at - 81 90 Butchers dull and lower
Steer 50 Goa - so Cows - 3OGS2 49, Bulls ~ 6ods3 90
rlEEP-Receptg 1880 shipments 500 some shipping az
81 75 supply largely OF Common; market generally dun anu
weak
EASE LIBERTY. Penn. JAN lA-CArrIK- Receipts since
Friday S6 head o. through and 9j2 head OF yard stock
total for the ending this day, los head Of through
and 37 head Of yard stock against 9D head OF the former
AMI 1851 head Of the latter for week before There were
only few Medium CattiN sod at from - 2 ds4 70.
HOGs-Eecelpts $3.50 head total for the week 29.3l0
bead AGAINST 25 head last week sales OF Workers at SAC
81 o. Philadelphia at ~ 4ti TO- .
SHHHPRccepts 90 head total for the week $500 head
against / 800 head last week selling ut SO 25dSJ 80
PIIIADErrFHA. Penn. Jan. CArrLEDul; saes, $500
heal Good TO Prime, 5'id s6c Medium 4'4d52c; Common
4h8iic.
shEgP-Dull sales 10000 head; Good 5bc. Medium. 4
05c. COmmaB, 3d &c
HoGs-Duil sales, 900 head Good, Che. Medium, %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
HORSE, MARKET.

The trade horse, perhaps less liable 10 sudden changes
than other End OF animals 1--we stock at IL
lively do deny but these
changes intervals properly at GER
the The Winter Is not looked forward 70
anticipation OF good trade and the present season no
exception rule take place that sal rsmen
tell what the market value Of their STOCK is
During past week but few rotteIs have changed
hands and indeed, work horses done but little bet
40 arrivals OF Canadian horses reported and
tst VII only aud then oe =
for the city trade the Winter weather, and
liability OF the the shipments To England
will be time The market will no
doubt quiet Hfele.s for At least
MONTH when II Is Thought that 1t viii EYen mp n"
the Spring trade We will not attempt 10 gave
quotation but merely range oi prices frsclas,
disposition and warranted ecty sound ft0
500 to 5000 second class do not always warrante
from 81 900 $1,000; Hue carriage horses, wen
irsned, elsiY managed ami warranted sound, from
$3.50 800 ~ far not WARRANTED
-.Iud from $50 $3.50; large heavy draft horses.
well bulli and warranted ,0and, 575 10 500. WIN Extra
animals, Of which there scarcity at 40 dsOOD
common do warranted sound from s75 10 $50 ana an
sanal q poor at sGj The great improve
nrt IA the qualify horses each gear becoming mora
apparent ths the demand for small common
that they longer receive the attention once PAM
them
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1878


receipts 1894 bales; shipments Asst bales sales ls0d
bales: stock. 60093 bales. ~
Nrw Jan ltcctron quiet Mdding l0'sc Low zy
bales; gross aies exports Great Britain 1885
bales France 1927 bales to the Continent ls2 bales
salea 100 bales stock 353,5l0 baes
NORFOLK jan IA Cotton steady Middlins llc net re-
wise g4l sales, 496 bales; stock, 90 100 bales
PHILADELPHIA Jan 14Cotton quiet; Mddhng II lc; Low
bales 2S' bales e1Dors 70 o Great Britain none
SayAssAH Jan. l4.-cotton dull; Midins 1879; Low
iddlng 1O7c Good Ordinary loci receipts, 2ssS bales
bales to France 1928 bales 10 Great
Britain none coaswise. 1422 bales sales, 1900 bales;
stock, 93.228 bales go, =, -
ST. LoUIs, Jan. H. Cotton steady: Middling, l0sc Low
MlddDg lOife; Good Ord nary 92c receipts 3oi Daiss
bales.
Mdng lOc Good Ordinary CSC: net receipts ~ paes
coaswise 1858 bales to the Channel none sales
$40 bales; stock l2,42l bales.