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The New York herald., 1879-07-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

nEPoRTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wr1TEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Eu.opia .Br Meki,ehe London ar June ri
strong westerly winds and high seas; June 30.
e e for London 'n July lat sn ~
pSiS D eapc 9se & lat y % % nSs
signals with inman line steamer. bound T.
and arns 18th with mdse and pas,epgers to Austin Bald
yin 60 se wss wnS and 1a Ss we & to a
~, Ion 6J 10, passed steamer Raca dr. from New York
steamer cimbria Ger. Hobich, Hamburg juno ~ via
iavrs 18Th with mdse ana 2ia passsnsers % to kanhaat
the banks from thence light variable wnas night of
go la. 80 80 lon - 10 passed Bremen steamer bound T.:
Steamer France DO rruaclic. Iavre June as with
mdse and pas souger. to Louis do Bcbisn.
sss To unsh ps a ieas sy' WV gales
a. d passed n"siish Brig Showing % isers Kof bound
III 7,h s. ~ lon % a2 passed English brig showing lot
steamer MORO Castle Reed, Havana July g. with mdse
steamer STATE Of resas Nickerson Galveston July =
via Key wcs with mdse ana passengers to II Mallory
steamer Deneisstor, Jones. Wilmington NC, q days,
steamer \ Knight, Chichester Georgetown, DC. with
Steamer AlSsnaric Gibbs Lewes Del with mdse to tho
steamer Po,tsye, willelis, Philadelphia. with coal to
Ship carisbrcoke Castle Cof London Freebedy Calcutta
ss & s s.s March 81 es s S IN cSs
tsss ssssd Tie them y .f o. 1hencs M s
pereccd strong NV aud SW gales had moderate winds
rounding the Cape of Good Hope which passed May
81 took the Sc trades in lat % Ion Ia thence 10
q succession of n and NV gales with high swell
lost the 81 trades LAT lon q had light variable
Winds 10 lat Ion 81 where took the Il trades and car
ried them to LAT - Ion a. passed 81 Helena May ~ and
crossed the Equator Juno IL In Ion 37 was days OF
| Hattoras
BARK Freeman Dennis tof Yarmouth, Ms. Ellis, Ham
burg 81 days with empty barrels and salt orders vessel
| to Boyd n iIincken.
BBrk kawo (Nor) Boy, Arondal f6 days in ballast to
/ Benlam, Boyesen 4 Co.
Bark stanford utaD, Marosca Lisbon ~ days with
cork to order june 10 lat - Ion i spoke brig Maria
Celeste utaD. Scvtto. from Cctte for New York.
Bark Boschctto utaD, Kazzsto, Cape Town. CGIT 20
days In ballast to master Passed st Helena June and
CROSSED the Equator 18th in Ion 80 ~; had weather
Bark Suex tal, Pagano, Cape Town, CGi 81 days, in
ballast to Socovch Co Passed Helena a 4 and
crossed the Equator 18TH In Ion 30 30; had weather.
Schr \ WinertOn. Jackson. Jerenlie 10 DAYS. with
logwood 20 II Becker a Go; vessel to staples Had
fine weather.
Sebr West Side Davis Mosquito Inlet days with cedar
to j L. Taylor; vessel to j II Brower.
Schr Herbert Il. Cruise, Georgetown, Sc DAYS. with
naval stores 10 Jshnson Herman vessel TO woodhoass
| A Rudd
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SPOKEN.

Shin Rosa Bonheur tr from Pabellon do Plea for Fa
mouth May ~. lat ~ n, Ion 81 w.
Ship Alexander Yeats (Br, Durham, from Cardiff for
Hong Kong. May ~. lat =, Ion IS W.
Ship I.otie Warren (Br Cawsoy. from Liverpool for
Gale utta. May IL, lat 10 5, Ion ~ w. ..
A German ship. painted black. showing RBMJ %
from California for Liverpool june 15 lat T n Ion 80 W.
Bark lomewood lbr) Purdy, from Cardiff tor Hong
Kong, May ~, lat = N, Ion 70 W.
Bark q Broughton tbrl 100 days from California Tor
Liverpool June =. lat 10 n. Ion 81 w.
Bark Boromo. Of Chatham probably Panama, Of Chat
ham. Brown. from Rchibucto, June IL for Liverpool
june rs lat a. 23, Ion 81 ,r.
Bark Lydia tBr), Melmore. from Quebec for Dunkirk,
July l. 100 miles 4 OF st Paui's Island
Bark Gautbod CSw), from Rouen for Boston, June 20,
lat ~, Ion 30
Bark Tanjore OBJ. France, from Cardiff for Singapore,
June 10, lat 10 N. Ion ~ w.
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SHOT By A PLAYMATE.

Arthur Grimes ten years Of age. who lives with
his parents at No. 522 West Fiity-second street
was taken to Roosevelt Hospital last night
with q fatal bullet wound in his right
side having been accidentally shot by play mate
named Edwsrd Beigen. OF No 435 the same street.
Arthur. in company with several other boys. was
sitting on log in vacant lot be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues on Fifty-second
street at ten o'clock. Edward Beigcn, VINO was one
of the party, had pistol, which he was pointing
recklessy around, when it accidentally went off, the
ball entering Grimes right side. Beigcn was ar
rested few hours later.
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DESPERATE WOLFF.

Oscar Wolf keeps saloon in Third avenue, be-
tween ilst and 10th Streets and has always borne
the reputation of good-naturcd. well to do young
fellow On Tuesday night he excused himself to hs
customers and passed up stairs to his room. and q
few moments later a report of pistol was heard.
Mr.. wolf found lying across the bed with gap
ing wound In his breast. He conscious, and adj
mtted having tried to take his life, at the time
requesting hs friends particular favor TO finish
the job for him. Wolf declined TO give reason for
his act and was sent TO the Ninetyninth Street Hos
pitnl.
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SAILED.

Steamers Algeri. Qsr), for Liverpool Pereire lFr,
Havre Schedsm Dutch). Rotterdam; Tyrian (Br, Bris.
to; Castlewood Br) London Gate City Savannah; Gulf
Stream. Charleston Hateras. West Point, Va: ships
Bessie Crosby Amsterdam Constantine. London; barks
Mod Nor, Rouen; Axon sNor Cork; Mustang Nor2 Ber-
gen; Achile (Aus). Queenstown: Flora (N0r, C0pen-
hagen; brig Rosalia Starlta UtaD, Opor,o.
Also sailed, French steamers Gassoniere and La
Bourdonnais, for Newport. RI
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EN- ROUTE TO NEWPORT.

The two French rams Lagaissoneir and Labour-
dennais hoisted their coors yesterday and steamed
down the Bay. There was crowd on the Battery to
them of. but they. received no formal greeting
from the crafts around. They bound to New
port, II. l., and perhaps to Quebec. Thence they
will sail for the West Indies.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD ORDERED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
AKRON. Ohio, July ., 1879.
Judge Tibbals. of the Common Pleas Court. issued
an order to-day the sale of the Atlantic aud Great
western Railroad This virtually ends all litigation
In the courts which has been pending several years.
Tbe decree provides for the sale of the ut not
Ies~ than ss00o.000 and not previous to February,
1850.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The buoy indicating Throggs Neck Reef has drifted
ashore
WASHINGTON, July 0-Mr Pumacher, United States Com
meca Maracaibc. reports to the State Depart
ment that thcrs IL lighthouse Los Rogues ia lat
IL 5e n Ion oo i3 W, not mentioned in the sailing dircc
tions. Is OF tho order revolving min
ute. ana be distance of 20 or ~ nautical
r.iles. The builder Captain James Williams. an
American citizen In command OF tho Venezuelan
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WHALEAIEN.

letter from Captain Baker Of bark Cape Horn Pigeon
of Dartmouth reports her at sea- May T. having taken
100 bbls sp since leaving Tumbcz
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. SO.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. so.
A III. DESCRIPTIONS OF BOATS AND sPO0S OAR3
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
CALL ON AMERICAN YACHT AuENCY. 1l6 WALL
Os IL wish 10 buy sell or charter Kind OF yacht
L,OR sALE-CEDAK PLEASURE BOAT, 10 FEETi
II mado by first class builder. l15 West 3Sth vt
& ALE AND Cn nARrER--Sr EAMSiIlls, STEAMBOATS,,
SPasscnger aud Freight Propccrs, trip Yachts; plans
estimates, specifications, valuations
SAMUEL HOLMES, 12o Front It,
CTEAM LAUNCH wANTED, FUR WEEK OK TEN
Ddays. Address a. NJ box 10 ilcfald onice.
-yvACHT fOR CHAKrEk.--BY THE DAY On WEEK
rst Cabin soop Yacht 40 feet long; large lgn
aud roony cabin; all handsomely fitted
and Ia complete order fast seier and able sebos Ap
ply to w. r. LOWELL, ~ South e.
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ssSr 5s ssa's DC
Schr Ida b Gibson. Bowker Virginia.
sehr 9strem, e9, Bsnjamin. virginia;;
schr Mary Arpold. Arnold, Baltimore for New Haven
RS- Bark Violet sr) from Bordeaux, which was an
ehored below for orders. came up to the city sth
plS- Bark A Mcneil (of Thomaston) from Bordeaux.
9th Pm.
n The bark reported in yesterdays edition as the
olimool (Nor) from Bristol. should have road Plimso
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eeanora. johnson. Portland for New York
with %ass 1nd e Ae Nav o0dop and
Bark Jackson, Loring Cow Bay cB for New York
with coal to Perkins Co: vessel to Miller Hough.on
sehr Soeheeo shepard, Portsmouth, Nh. for Now York.
,,schr L Dsboll hsherman), Racket Nantucket for
schr z Dennison, Hulse Providence for New York
ssSr R Rsssns ySnss s for New Yo,k yor.
Sshr Anson Brown Coey KS STAFFORD for New aosk
All inward bound before reported in roads above
have passed down.
BOUND EAST.
Bark sultana (Br,, Moscher, New York for Hamburg
sseSS S ned sumter snow New York York 70. asrrns.on
schr Il Metcalf, Handy, New York for soston
sslr Lois cLaples; chapes nGsoksn for Belfast. Nc.
schr Pow Boy. Hailett Hoboken for Boston.
schr Georgia. Buckley, Hoboken for Boston
sehr General Banks, Haskell. Rondout for Boston.
Schr u l. Adams, Nickerson, Rondout for Boston.
schr John Cadwsladcr, Phinney, Rondout for Salem.
Schr Thomas Potter. Handy, Rondout for Providence
Schr George II Hoyt, Hoyt Haverstraw for Providence
schr salmon washburn: Hathaway. Amboy for Taunton
Schr Lizzie Raymond Hall Elizabethport for Somerset
Schr Mary. Adams, Port johnson for Boston
schr Il l. Fay Brown, Amboy for Providence
Schr ii Gibson, Mason Amboy for Providence
schr + grainsrd; Hubbard Amboy for Portland. c.
Schr NJ Brainerd. Stevens. Amboy for Portland, CT.
Schr White Rock. Phillips, Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Morning Star, Lynch Amboy for New Haven.
Sehr Mary Arnold, Arnold. Batimore for New Haven
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sriis. Defamation.
OG,e.
Steam

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JULY.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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A WHALE OFF SANDY HOOK.

whale about bighty feet long soon last even
ing, between Sandy Hook and the Scotland Light
ship, by the crew and passengers of the steamer
William Fletcher, and rose three times near tho
steamer within fifteen minutes before II disappeared
from view. IL threw stream OF water about twenty
feet In the air, and occasionally swan within a
hundred feet OF the vessel. It finally went of
toward Sandy Hook. while the steamer continued on
its way to the fishing banks. There were noarly
hundred passengers on board, who were very much
interested in watching the monsters antics. Odds of
two to one were offered that he would attack the
steamer and that the latter would suffer from
the encounter. First Mate W. X. Emnons and AL.
Fisher, manager of the excursions, say that tho
VIII ale the largest that has visited these waters
for years. Captain j. q. Emmons said that IL was
several years since he had seen whale In the vcin-
ity OF New York. There that ran ashore on
Rockaway Beach last summer, but IL was much
smaller than this one, which WAS evidently pretty
we'll grown, although sperm whales. no said, were
considerably over one hundred feet long. This ono
had probably travelled along the coast of Ncwound-
land la company with mate, as they usually go in
pairs. 1t would not 20 farther south, he thought.
but ON finding shallow water would return to its
old quarters.
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MORE LIGHT.

To THE EpIToR THE HERALD:-
would like to ask. through you, tho superintcn-
dent OF the Pavonia Ferry Company why the lights
in the cabins are turned out the boat leaving
Chambers street. New York. ut quarter past six A.
NJ. leaving every In the dark. daybroak being
hardly ut hand? Is it done for economy's sake. or
so that the working people who forced to cross
to Jersey cant read their New York newspapers?
hardly believe the superintendent has ordered his
deck hands to do it. Respectfully.
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CUT TO PIECES.

colored man named Seaman Jackson. hostlcr at
the village hotel of Queens. Long Island. was run
over by train No. 10 on the Long Island Railroad.
near Queens, on Wednesday evening, and instantly
killed, his body being frightfully nuilated. Cor
oner Wood held nm inquest yesterday. The tcsti-
the theory Of tho jury that ho foil asleep tho
trsck.
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M MATISE ToM9sE9W WyEs" At At

TOMORROW EVENING,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20 FIRST PRODlCiinN on
after elaborate preparation of an EN- hrhi
NEW COMEDY OF TODAY in four acts, rendered. IRON,
the German Of Won MOSER by Mr. AuGusriS DALI
and entitled,
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TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS.

To THE EDITOR THE HEnALD:-
About five weeks ago took passage on one Of tho
Anchor line steamships to Derry via Glasgow.
took berth In the SECOND cabin or intermediate"
and when purchasing my ticket at No. Bowling
Green. was informed by the agent that would DO
furnished with bedding, &C., FREQ Of CHARGE After
going on board found, to my CONSERVATION. that
had to provide myself with those ncccssarics, and.
being rather short of funds. 1t caused me great
deal of Inconvenience. consider 1t pure case Of
obtaining money under false pretences.
JAMES HOWARD CHURCH.
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MERCY TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD
viii our new School superintendent. Mr.. Jasper.
have the kindness to inform interested citizen IL
the Board Education is stinted in funds that IL
is compelled to require lady teachers in grammar
schools to rapidly cut short their existence by hav-
ing to control and instruct, in i'll regulated class
rooms, not forty large, robust. and by nature
mschevous boys but from sixty to seventy Of these
troublesome fellows? An instance has come to my
notice-that OF Grammar School No. 6S-where even
this creator number has been exceeded.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

INoTE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste tlmo In writing.
Write only on one side of the paper.-ED. HERALD.l
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SORROWS OF THE NEW WARDS.

To THE EpIToR THE HERALD
What will the business community do II Third
above the Harlem Bridge is not paved before
the severe frost sets in? Tho avenue was torn up
last spring for grading purpose that few could
tho utility of. and might have been. with any effort
the part Of the contractor completed months
ago. Now the large population in the Twenty-third
aud Twenty fourth wards and Westchester county
suffer expense and loss II the city
authorities don't urge the paving OF this leading
highway on at least one side. How will tho brewers
with their celebrated Morrisania lager beer servo
their Manhattan customers IL this work Is not done?
there will be much thirst for want OF the lager
the big city this winter, which might cause lager
war ending disastrously to some OF our worthy
Commissions OF Public Parks. May heaven ana tho
Aldermen prevent such calamity the prayer of o
TWENTY tn rd ward DEMOCRAT
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"L" ROAD TRIALS.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
In the height Of yesterdays storm wo started from
the upper part of the city on the IL" road tor tho
Battery We bowled along very well. through suffer-
ing somewhat from the cold until we passed Frank
fin sauarc station. We there put upon sdo
track and compelled to wait until three or four
down trains passod u.s.. Our train thcn moved
NORTH passing the Franklin square station without
told we could take the first train down. We by tho
HERALD that the net proceeds of tho monopoly last
month were In the noighborhood OF $250.00U. Could
not, with very small traction of that sum, tho
local BIO in some way distinguished from the through
trains, ms to prevent such imposition M had to
labor under In that cold northwest storm--a half
hours detention and compulsory change of cnrsp
II that could not be done, would not tho comni,i-
nifty. IL properly appealed to by tho company, fur
nish the sums to procure tho proper signs
aud way marks' Let me do the company the justice
to state that extra charge made for the prv-
lcge of waiting the side track or for taking mo
back to Chatham street, and for this they have tho
thanks of TRAVELLER.
EoyEMnER 1870.
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NEW YORK GERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28


ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. sTH Av AND 23D ST
UPOOLE DONNELLf -Lessees and Managers
Reserved seats orchestra circle aud bacony), soc.
THIS (FRIpAYl EVENING.
UTUELLO.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EyCHANsE..

"WEDNESDAY. May y, 1879.
SALEs.-1, 600 Virginia tax-receiTab!c coupons
sold at loo Atlantic. hfississippi and Ohio
Railroad certificate bonds sold al cog.
Government SscRritfes.-Uaitsd States as.
l06f bid; United States d's, 101I bid.
State observation-disclosures consois. 56k bid. 3 z
asked; Virginia ;consols, new, 40 bid. 70 asked:
virginia deferred, ~ bid ~ asked; Virginia tax
receivable coupons, BY bid, sIS asked.
CITY observation-disclosures city Sts. j. aud j..
120 bid; Richmond city G's. j. aud j.. 104 bid
Petersburg city s's, Ito asked: Lynchburs oily
5's, J. and j., Is bid; Lynchburg city 6.s. J. and
j.; 1927 bid; Norfolk city water S's, L. aud N,
Railroad Boads-virginla and Tennessee Rail-
road third mor gage s's. j. and j.. lO4 hid: South
side Railroad third mortgage preferred 6,s, j aud
j.. bid, 71k asked Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad cert 1c1ief 99t bid: Richmond aud Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage g.. a. aud O.. 1o3 bid:
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railr0ad
mortgage S's, j. and D., l04 bid; Richmond, Frede-
rlcksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, j.
and j.. l02 bio; Richmond and Danviile Railroad
consolidated 6s, III. aud NJ. 80 bid: Piedmont Raii-
road first MORTGAGE SIS. A. aud o.. 100 bid.
Rdtfrodd Stocks.-Rfehmoud and Petersburg
Railrnad, 100 par 20 bid, IS asked: Connection
and Danriile Railroad, 100 par, OK bid. IL asked;
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100
par. 95 bid. sssst2a ~ r.. -
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par. IL bid
National Bank of Virginia. 100 Jar. 90 asked;
Union Bank of Richmond, so par. 42k bid. !
Insurance Com OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rtne. 25 par. 80 bid: Virginia state, 25 mar, 81
bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par rs bid,
IS asked; Granite, 100 par, 75 asked ~
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BS Telegraph.

d NEW ynRE.
b NEW ToRg, May 7.-cot'on firm; Gales. 400
bales; apiands, 124c.:, orlelns, I21c. Flour more
s5@s5.a0: GOOD 10 choice esIrs, s5.gsaS5 rs
W. west tfsess.ar and nnse,tea ungraaed winter
43s@45c.: No. 8. 44x@44ac: Oats 4ssse. bet
In reaea. and upeS,nsed R,c aG 10
fair demand and STEADY. Resin aaSes a. sl .32.a
Sl.379. sTurpen,ine 6im. Pork higher. strong
higher and more active: BRINE ss,eam, ss.a7S@
$3.50. Whiskcy lower at s1.o6. Fre,glHs firm.
-5.. BALTIMORE.
( BALTIMORE. May 7.-Flonr very firm. with adj
pere s. So
extra. 81 25@s4.75; Rio crande, s8; Patapsco
.1.15A: amber, si.I6@si.ls; No. q Penrsyi aria
red, Fl I6G bid; No. western winter Ieds spot,
Ja9 Sss ti4 sGn 55s9s cora rS
we: tern firm: southern white. 47ts47xc yellow.
ss2.@ CSC. Oats firm and shade letter; southern,
mixed, a2@3sl:c.: Pennsylvania, 34@36c. Rye
quiet and unchanged. Hay dnll: Irime 10 choice
frmer and stay. Pork. $40 5C@sl0.75. Bulk
meats, loose shoulders S3ic. cear.rib sides, 4Ac.
pacsel ~ and 5!5c Bacon-S!,ouiders. 4sic.; clear
rib sizes; &C.: hamsr9H@ Ice. Lar,l-EeHrcd, In
iierces- 1Sc. iiutlcr s.eaGv and unchanged. Eggs
firm at Ice. Coffee quiet and unchsnGea. Whskcy
dull and unchanged. Sugar frln ana unchanged.
t1NCtNNAII.
CINCINNATI. May 7.-Flonr fl cmer; family 81 or
a. so. Wheat steady and in fair demand: d
and white, sl@S1 0e:, Corn qnlct 1T. 37@3sc.
changed. Lard higher: current make. IS bid. $s
shesa. sus s re ia FseT shSus ei1
- 6oG4.65. Bacon scarce aud frm; Shoulders,
4@4kc.; clear rib. 5a5xc.; clear Sizes. 6s@53.c.
Whiskey steady and IN fair demand at 81 OF. Bat
steady ana ir,n; common. s2.50GS+S2u: light,
sssS;55@ss.e5; rece,pss. 1883 head; shipments,
-' LOUISVILLE. -+..5
,LoUIsvILLE. May Flour quiet and unchanged.
What frm; red and amber. sl.03. Corn IN fair
rm at sie. Lard easitr choice lear FIJI Il teree,
ss e S q 7o sesr ;ss y
for loose Racon flrmcr: shoulders. 81 clear RIB,
S5.l2i1: cl,ar sides, s5.37H: sugar: cured hams,
s,e@ 91c. Whisky steady aud In fair demand at
: 49,. , ST. LOUIS. '+ :.f
| ST. LOUIS. May 7.--F!cur stronger anrfin better
ssira s 4Vs2e Ext a family
ehore. Gs5so. Wheat higher and iir,n :' 30.
u Tss fs $500 s Sn1 "9 70 y ed @ Sss
cors s;sr4seT; NO mixed; $3.50. cash and May,
az cSs gne aS Sa4 Nav wy Ws 4s 1a
At, 81 o. Pork higher; 3osbnr. 50 Goa 50 SIS.
L ;., higher q, So llulkmeoIs aomnsiE
hrmer: ci"ar ribs, so.o5(9s5.lo cash, s5,25 July
clear sides, 50 23. c,,,r,oo
i CHICAGO. May Flour In fair dc,nan nd aud firm,
. Wheat Irregular AMI unsettled; No. 2 CLiclcC
spring 95c; cash and May, 95's@0sHc june. 93Ec
i 79@79Hc. Corn In cool demand anu shaft
nc fRsF in Sfs sa AIS SS ea sS J@y CT
1915 sash, sS;oSgssS:iS jug, sS.i2S@S:i!
! $3.50: clear rib, $500: clear sides, 81 So, Wits
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gAlh.GepAn EGSho.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
KtCHIOND AND rETERSECeGa
RAILROAD COMPANY. {.

RAILROAD COMPANY.
k1CMIENCING SUNDAY, May 4, 1879,
~ trzinG or this read will FEE as follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND sOUrB.
IL IS A. a., THROUGR NAL daily, CONNECTING
iur tnarieSton, >a"aPn2h, ArelIsta
ami Aiken tyta Cbar'cstoG) kaleIgG,
JacasouYIlie-pavlor cars % WiimiIc-
ton. Stops only At Chester and Max
1854 A. H.. ACCoMMODAT:oy dnuy texrer:
sunday. makes csOse ronGeciiCn a:
.... sissip.a and Ohio railroad for Bristol.
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memcbrs,
Lynch Gr2, FarmyJiie, and other local
80. -. stasious on Tat road, maklny same
,., time as by any OTHER line. stoIs al
q. al regular stations.
4:55 P. II. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dsiIy
this train viii make clsse connection
...,. ~ pt:art alrs fer So-f0n -. -
1895 p. IL. THROUGH aAIL DAILY. Sunday ex-
cepte J, counectinS sor Weldon. Va
... mington, Kale,gn. chartes.ost sayan-
nah, Augusta, Columbia, Atlanta, a!a-
con, Montgomery, M0oIe, New Or
leans aud all pcinis Soafb and South.
.,. west PGtmaD sleepin2-cas from Bos-
ION for Wilmington, SayaBnaii, ar d
.'.H tie 9Th, Stops OILY az Manchester
and Chester.
.-.- LEhyE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$40 L. NJ, THROCGu MAIL daily Ionday ex-
- ceptedI. eoDn-cL,aI With Richmond,
IL. J+>., Fredericksburg and Potomac -ai!Inad
fer all points North. Easts ano West
Stops M Manchester and Chester, and
-ss. 1t Halfway and 4! DfurS's Blun, on
e:a5A. H., i.fast; TRAIN DAFT,
iexcept suaeayl. Stops at all sa
TAO PM, XoGeoaaoDATIoN TRAIN d.iis
,.s,s,ts i, texcspt sendayl. stops only ut Anb.
- crester and Chester. i, ), a.:
s:4s P. II. THROUGH MAI. daily. ecnaec..si
- Vita Riehr13aa, ErssiertrksenE snl
{,s,gI Potomac railroad for I'll points Eas
and and wssts Also AIS a,sksng Slsss ssr nss
.s,yss Is ra,iroad sos The Virginia spE;Ig. aas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
Esfc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frsIke.
THE sTnlKEtPARrrALLx SUCCESSFUL re
~ - ~ 81 rf,tsss1a NJ, rrrs r,.tp =

New YonK, May The strike OF ,long-
shufetren appears to have been partially
successful. The agent OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, finding it impossible
TO get his steamer eff on time yesterday,
decided to- give the men their former wages.
he had no difficulty whatever in finding
plenty OF 'longsh0remen ready.to go to
work. Itriwas rumored that last night
several OF the coasting companies would
follow this example to-day. The French
line. finding ftsimpossible to get tue Canada
ready, last night took on old hands, giving
them old wages OF forty-tive cents per
hour for night work and thirty cents for
day work. Il. 81. s. '.:s .i 's.' ~.