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Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
Q. w. CAMP. M. n.

HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 6I. + and A. M. Regular communication, Second and Fourth Saturday of every month.
Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
M. w 'rRESCOTT.

"ATCIIMAKER and Jeweler Watches Sold
 w at the Lowest Prices. Special Attention paid to Repairing. Camps Block. Canaan y35
The daily gazette., 1880-01-02
THE NEW YEAR.

The year is dying All It's griefs
And joys must pass awayi
The regions OF the past have claimed
The old year from to-day.
The sun has shone Its last farewell,
As clear and golden red
He gazed around, aud slowly sank
Into his azure bed.
The moon has risen pale and cold
To watch the old year die;
And silently she marks the hour,
Receives the latest sigh.
Laden with dead leaves comes the wind
And spreads them DER his raiI,
And nature, gazing mutely on,
Watches the old year fall.
And from the so.emn, village church
There tolls Its fun'ral knell;
Sadly amid nights silence sounds
That solitary bell.
But, bark from far q Joyous chime
Comes stealing on the ear;
IL is peal TO greet thy birth,
Thou young, thou fair New Year.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-02

The new Queen ofSpain found some
gorgeous rooms awaiting her at the Par
do. Two parlors, one hung with white
satin embroidered with blue flowers and
furnished with blue satin, and the other
hung and furnished with yellow satin; a
music-room hung with red and gold and
containing two grand pianos a study in
white and gold bedroom hung with
buff silk, brocaded in red and blue, aud
containing bed of ebony ornamented
with brass and silk curtains dressing
room hung with buff silk and furnished
in silver pine, and room for the Queens
attendants, complete the apartment.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-02

1857 Prizes, amounting gto............s .s1lO, 400
responsible corresponding agents want
ed at ali points, TO whom liberal compen.
sation will be paid.
Write. clearly stating full address. for
further Information, or send orders by ex-
press or mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
No. Sl9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of Generals q. T. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early. decl7-2taw4wNw.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-02
General Grant and party left Aueus,

General Grant and party left Augusta
Georgia, yesterday morning, for Beau
fort, s. c., and Savannah. He was es-
corted to the de pot by colored military,
with band of music. At Beaufort he
was received by the citizens, irrespective
ofparty. Two colored military companies
and the Beaufort Artillery (white) turn
out to receive him, and the artillery fired
a salute of 13 guns. The General aud
party were escorted to the hotel, in
front of which was an arch inscribed
welcome" and here General Grant
made very brief speech. He was sub
sequently present with several "phos-
phae Fossils" including the backbone,
and jaw of megalonyx. The Gederal
and party arrived in Savannah last night
and the General was received by the
Mayor and Aldermen, and escorted by
military to the Screven House.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-02
10th s-
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAuLEY's THEATRE,
In the City Of IOuiavIIIa on

In the City OF Louisville, on
JAN UA RX 81, 1880.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature of 1869 and sustained by
all the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements ofother lottery companies
who claim the sole ownership of "all the
grants In Kentucky" to the contrary not
withstanding), occur regularly ON the last
day OF every month Sundays exceptedl.
and are supervised by prominent State
officials.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see IL
placed in the Wheel
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of ofobtaining,
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.
TtSe....'. .......-43O, 600
[TI~e.ssss's.s. .............. lU,OOO
ITtze... ........................ 5000
10 Prizes 81 900 edoh 10000
,11o Htzes 6O1 each. 10000
lO0 Prizes 100 each edch.................... 10000
200 Prizes 50 each ................ 10000
900 Prizes 20 each ~ GOO
1000 Prizes 10 each lOOOO
prizes sSOo SOo each Approximation Prises$2, ,70t
prizes 100 each, " 9Ot
1880 Prtses, slI2, ,lO(
., Whole Tickets q. Halt Tickets, u:
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, SI0l
All applications for club rates should bs
made to the home office.
| Remit by bank draft or express. Order
OF % and upwards, by express, can be SEN
| at our expense.
| Full list of drawing published in Louis
| Vile Courier Journal and New York Her
aid and mailed to all ticket holders. Fol
tickets and information address T. j
| COMMERFORD, Courier Journal Build
ing, Louisville, KY.
| tu.thu&sat-d&w3w.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-02

Authorized by the Commonwealth OF KY
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07

Quotstons for cstgo.s ran s''ons ~ follows. Green
piest-stuf. SEA $3.50; greet common incb. tlOp
fil green medium, ti2gSif: green good incns
s15Mtl6; shingles, s2.lO9s2.2o; hfh' si.1o
saes were reported OF 100000 feet Of Ludlng-
ton piece-stuh on the schooners Il. Pratt ana d Y:
Ii is understood that ,be .s,e II 2 100000 feet
piece-stun jnss made here al $4,000 be delivered
ia ninety days. IA virtually short saIe-nade to In
nuence tie cargo market.
The lumber mann aciurs r. on The east shore are
already pilsnS lsmber bring dis aitshed With The
opening prices here. II l. ssd that several Man
istee md few LuciDgioD Aims have dscipcfnot TO
ship pecesiyf at present prices but 10 dry II ri IN
mills. One firm Is reported 10 have made arrange
menis 10 pile lot on the docks here. At Nuskegon
The uill-nen also said to Ice arranging TO stack
aud dry the lumber ths fnse YES, aud sell II there
The yard market was easy. A fair trade Il re-
ported. but the market Is not very lively, and
prices are Irregular. The cntiiGg ~ chiefly on
common stuff. which Is sometimes hlrd at soc.
oeIow published 9uotstions Flr.t aud second
L. and 1k-inch. SAG third clear, IL and lh-nch.
S37 first and second clear rough, l-fDch, sag
third clear rough, linch. $50 first aud sseon, clear
dressed siding, 81 9; common dressed siding, elsa
$3.50; flooring. second common dressed: $50
COX boards, I3-inch and upwards. t36la42; A
stock boards, To- aud 1Z-iDch. rough, 434@t36,
stock boards, 10. and l2-lnch, e29Gt32; q
stock boards. 10 and IL inch. f2l a e23 fencing,
drs, Quality, tl25oatl4; feneirg,. NO. 2, tl0.50
boards. No 2, sIo@sii. so dimension fluff, ss.So
@Sll; dimension stun. 20@30 feet, fl2Me17;
pckets, nit. rough. ard good. sl4 lah, " at2.40
shinges, stsnfard aud choice, t2.53@&2.60; shin
gies, extra, S275.
The Chippewa river Is said 10 he In iue condition
for driving, and toys are running cut rapidly.
The NuskcgOn Netcs and Reporter' saws there
will probably be logging cone this summer In
that nelgiborhood than IN any previous season.
The Minneapolis Lum6orman says the lumber
rcducer, and The shipments considerably larger
than In formei years.-1rtbuae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07

Leather: Sole esthsr. oaz. 30 Gale. -cic a@.es
1emoct. 25G27c.; countsv Ivb.r. sDm5oc.; 81
a aan,, Isa2ze 1901 ~ sols. ;, o nari,
,klns. French. el4sl.s0 y D.; rcugn gsi-tis'
30a36c.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &C.
TyoS American refined. Oio Der taiot bar. 3 L.
70. for standard sizes; EEgliso a1d Ame scst
skSG.
isafis: OH nonin,cn. "A PEE beg for stand
ard sizes of 200 kegs.
Piough-C asIinss: who.esais, 81. refs. Ak.
an.
Rope: Manila. bes.. I4aI5c.; .tu;e. sx9oc.
Liausfs. Wines. 81,
Ale: Scotch, bes. brands, pats e2'0s2z3
Brandiss. Donezge. sI25Gsz: lruil. fI.1ta
$40; apple. new. sl75Gs2; old, f2.25@&
Virginia peach. $40 $3.50.
Rvs Whfsksys: slesiur,s O. .JGGt? Dure oIo. {;
90; Virginia mountain, ne~, tlGs&2.bo, all
Gin: domestic. al .25@s2 iI.uorls,i, 30 @ cas
Ee,o England Rum: sl.5oMtl.6o.
Rsctlssd Whisk.us: Marke; quiet.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumser: White oas, tl3sfIs 1000
wiLte pr t14Gs42.5O = l-0cO; v.llow olr'
boards. 80, market stiff; dry clear. sl2 *l4
and In demand; loist. s9eSl1 aCrofnins u
iengtns. >nngies- Pine. fl.75af2.50; cypress
sx-inch. S6Stt q Loco. La;Es-sprt 81 sawed
t1.75@S1 &C p 1000.
Sf0pes. Whlsgey-Oarrei In t'ers.reen, IS@f2et
1000: seasoned, S20nS25 6 loco. tiour-tt y.
timber. 81 ds7 a 1000. Fiour-birre, poiea, LAO
SO: hogshead-hoops. zoe. q bundle
Powder >hor, sc,
Fuse TOYS mining, 35c.@sl.2o > LOG reet
Poicder: 1915 by the ave kegs-lSso han fv
kegs, 1925: blasting, % 25GlS3.50.
SnOt: Northern. 81 80 rin 0l - bH,
GriadStoneS: lAG2@c. = u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
Miners Attacked by Indians.

GALVESTON, May GA special 10 Tue
Necs from Messean says: "Cooners
mining camp, in the Mongolen mountains !
vas attacked on last Thursday evening by
Indians, supposed to be Victoria's; one
man was killed and one wounded. The at
tack was made ab out shutdown, and the men
being scattered bat little resistance could
he made. The attack was renewed Friday
morning. and fighting continued till night,
,hirty.one white men being engaged against
forty or fifty Indians. -Four whites were
killed and two wounded. The INDIAN loss
Il not known. They disal 'peared, and 1t Is
not known In what direction ihey went.
Upon the receipt Of the news IN SILVER Ci,y
two companies. numbering Sky men, were
oraanized and started in search"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the right side. under the edge of the ribs
Increases on pressure sometimes the pain Is In the
eft side the patient is rarely able to lie on the left
,de sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and It frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuina-
usm In the arm. The stomach IS affected with loss
Of appetite aud sickness; the bowels In general are
,ostivc sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
,ainful sensation OF having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. shEnt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility he is easily startled his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF
prickly sensation of the skin; bis spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortiude enough to try It. la fact, he distrus every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend The
disease, but cases have occurred where lew OF
them existed, yet examination Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have been extensive
y deralged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK. May 6-Cottou steady: sales. 1884
southern -four unchanged. Wheat opened ialHc.
better closed With The advance nearly lost, and fair
and shade lower. closing weak: un graded. s 10
53c. Oats orc. better and in good demand: No. 3,
434c. Hops quiet and UNCHANGED. Coffee dull sld
prices unsllered Sugar dull and rather weak fair
TO good RI filming. 7Js(d7 prime. 7Ac.: refued
steady and in fair demand; standard 4" A." 9ssc.
Porto Rico. 32a4sc. Rice unchanged and quiet
Ro In quiet and unchanged. Turpcniine dull and
UNCHANGED. Wool IN hnysrs' favor aud sn,l; Pork
changed and dull. Lard shade easier and dull at
1925. Whlskey nominal at tl.10. Freghts dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 6-Flour higher. very strong
and acii.e Howard. street and western supersne.
1925; CITY Minis superdne: ss.50@s4: extra,
f4.25@t5.25 !, family, se9te.25; Rio brands,
SS2s pssPsi9 ia esn I" b,aher s
closing sir arm southern red 81 ss@sI 80; amber,
sl.s5@sl.40; No z western winter red, seot
Al. 80; May, Al .29%GSl.30; June. fl.24MA1.24x ;
July, Sill s@sI.l3k. Southern corn higher vest
ern firm. and spot higher: Msy futures neglected;
southern white, 64c.: yellow, 62t@63e. Cats higher
Pennsylvania, 46@47c. Provisions uuchassed.
Coffee dull and uaeIan.ei Sgzar quiet; s,rt,
9,sc. WbIskev dull at Sl.l0@tl.lOE. Freipts
quiet and ur changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-Fl0uI gnie, and unch,nged.
Wheat-No 2 red winter, 81 IL: choice red, VI 10.
N
PORK drmer a, 1915. Lara steady and In fair de-
mand at S6.s $500. Bulk-mcats quiet shout
ders -; ribs, 1925. Bacon scarce and firm:
shoulders. Axe. rib, &C.: s,Ges. INC. Whskey
steady and In good demand al tl.06. Sugar quiet
steady: common, $4.i5m&4 90; light. t4.1O@
s4.36; packing, si@S4S5; butchers, "a 500
S4.45.
LOUISVILLE, May 6-F"u1 steady: family
firm, and higher al tl.05@el .06. Corn sieaay u
43c. Oats quiti al 36c. Pork firm at Loo. Lara
steady at AZ. Bulk meats ste1dy ana drm: Slloui
a. r.. a. 0; ribs. 1875 side. t6.S o. Bacon strong
shoulders, f4.75 RIBS. SO - sites $3.50; sugar.
cured hams, a9.25@tl0.5o. Whisky In fair DC"
mand at Slp6.
ST. LOUIS. MAY 6.-fiour FIRM; fancy, 1880
| As 40: family, .47J 81 SIS. Wheat nnsetted
| and higher; No. g red fall. t1.l3%0sl 81; 10.
| red fall. Sl09 bid C,rn steady al 33.m 1890.
| Oats frInfr al 30lc. Whisky higher al Sl.07.
| 1850. Bulk meats n0Giinaly unchanged. Bacon
| STEADY and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 6.-Fiour quiet aud unbalanced.
Wheat active unsettled, and lower; No. cine 20
snring, Sl.17; No. 8 Chicago spring. 9s40pc.
Corn dull anda shade lower opened strong anu nlsh-
err: closed Al inside prices NO. auf nign-mlNed,
| 37sc Oats in fair demand nj firm; No. z, 3 &c.
| Pork quiet aud unchar2 Lari quie al 50 S7h6p
f6qO Brlk- meat, shoulders, si.20: short ribs,
$500; clear, S6.55. Whekey steady at$l.Os.
| NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| NEW YORK, May e.--co,,on-Net receipts. 2s5
bales: futures ci,sed steady: sass, $4,000 balts
| NAV, sII 78@Sl1.7i; june: il.79@tii.s0
july, all .S9dsI 100: August. sll.06atll:91
September, 81 .67@t 5s; October IllSe
Kin SSGalO.S7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07

Mr.. Blackburn gave notice that he would
demand vote In the House.
Mr.. Mopey, OF Mississippi, offered On
amendment providing that all star routes
shaii be relet after thirty days advertise.
mcht, as now provided by law, on the LIST OF
October, 1880, DC. Agreed to-yeas, so ;
nays, 20.
The appropriations for route agents was
increased by 100000. and for transportation
by postal.cars by $4,000
The committee then rose and reported
the bill 10 the House. The main question
was ordered; pending which the House
took recess until 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rrLEeRArH o-HE pIspArCu

CONVENTIONS IN SEVERAL
STATES; THE ANrI-THIRD- TERM MOVE
yyxT AT ST. LOUIs-FIGHT WITH ARA
cpEs--sCARCrTY OF TOBACCO PLANTS IN
VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL NEWS AND
VARIOUS WASHINGTON ITENs-FIRE IN
posTON-LAUNCH OF ANOTHER STEAM
Snip FOR The OLD DOMINION LiNE-DE-
srRuCnvE FIRE IN THE VICINITY OF
pKnroRp. PA.-susPENsioN OF LIVER
roo1 nRoK s-vARIoUs FoREIGN
ITEMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
Foreign Notes.

Rio DE JANEIRo, May 6.-The Emperor
opened the Brazilian Chambers yesterday.
In his speech from the throne he said that
the relations with foreign Powers were
friendly, and announced the disappearance
Of yellow-ieyer from Rio and the cessation
OF the drought in the provinces.
LOSDoN, May G.-The King OF Siam has
abandoned his journey abroad for the pres
ent OH account OF ilI-bealth.
Mr.. Gorscben has been appointed ambas-
sador to Turkey.
LONDON, May 6.-The suspension Is an
nounced OF Dale & Ecces, the Liverpool
brokers Of Outram d Co., the Preston cot.
ton-manufacturers, whose suspension was
reported on the 5th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
GENERAL MARKETS.
Nrw work IRON MARKET.

MY 4-The market for American pig Is stll
spiyiiess an buyers having he advantage 81 most
brands there is . decided accuhl n'..llon, W.
iTnperative needs. Notwithstanding the sharp de-
cIine atierly. Holders whie Wiling s'itr, a. cur
rent fxures, do not seem inclined 10 ccueete very
materially friher. scotch pis shows little demand'
and prices irregular and favorlnR o1Ycri on the
large supplies and pressure ~ sell wrought scrap
il i'm large supply and weak. Rails are ,'ill ce'
pressed and slow. The I0minA' duoatoni are
Erin,ou at s24@s24.5o; ,ar,,cssIrie a. rI4.oy
49,. Summ@rl.e ~ 500 Gs27; American plz
nominsllv i27Gs30 tor DO. J. s26@tls-}or No
2. aud s24at26 for Gray forae. k%i,5@t sSoet
S5S for iron at works. aud st.i ~ :iSsttflSs ~ n.
wrought scrap at t29at3o.-Jo"rnal N ce~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
MAY 5.-The following ART 'heguotations

MA O.-lut nf lsoIalOuSs
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-Common. s3Gs3.50; medium, .4@
81 so; good. $4,000 $5.
LedG-Common, s5@.5.5O: medium, s6@s7;
good nomiRal fine, nominal: extra fine, nom nal
Stemmfng.-CcnmOn, S3@S4; mrdign, SEQ
$3.50; good, s7Mss.50; fine. $99slO.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURING
Lug Fuiers.-Common. S3.50@s4; medium
A.b66$j: good, s5.50af6.
Le0I FiUerS-fommnn S5d 70 so; medium,
S6@s6 so: good, So IS; tine. !9@sl0; extra 1ne
sun-cured, tl0@s1S.
JVrGDpers.-Common, s7.5nG&s.50: medium,
te.50@f9: good. S9.5O@sl0; fac, t10@sl1
extra, Sl2@13; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFACTURING.
SmOkers.-Common, ssaslO; medium, $10@
fl2; good. Sl2@Sl6; fine. $i6@S20.
FiUers.-tommOD, t6GtS: medium, s7GSo
good, Slg@Sl2; fine, nominal.
WrdDpers.-CommOn GA Sl5 medium, 81 5ep
$50: good, s20@s30; line, f40@s50; fancy, s5t
@S65.
YroOpers. Hshogany.--Common, s12@Sl5
medium $500 2o; good. f22@$25; fine, x3OG
$40; extra, S45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO
The demand FOR this class OF goods IS confined
principally to good old heavy bodied lIgs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, S4@t5: Kentucky River Tugs, 400
tl2; Kentucky River Leaf, = SASS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMASAc-MAY7 7, 1880.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1880.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel Clifford. Norfolk United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers. l.. H. 1atum,
steamship Wyanoke Couch, New York, mer-
cbandise and passengers. G.. ". Alien Co., agents.
steamer Pioneer, Platt. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. j. ". hcCarTtcS. agent.
Schooner RpxanDs, Mitchell baltimore, guano
Hill, Skinker y GO.
Steamer j. u. Schuyler. tIanc0x, Baltimore ria
Norfolk, merchandise am passengers, Gurus Par
Schooner Centon, Carroll. Baltimore via james
river, luip Der, Curtis & Parker
Schooner II. Z. Ravens, Pearce, New YORK, Goa,
Curtis 4 Parker. ,.,.-
ties. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Adelia Moore, Shelton, Philadelphia
spokes, Curtis Il larLer
schooner Benjamin r. Biges, Philadelphia. ties,
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Alice Curtis. Morris, Baltimore, Cam
nell coal, Gervas A. storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From philadelphia May 9, schooner John McGin-
From BaItimore MAY 9, schooner 7. u. Taylor ,
Tilmau.
pRoyrpESoE. Ma, 4.-Arrirei: scAo0ners Ne
nonset Hatch Emma -. Curtis. l;ich: Allce l.. mig
gins, Higgins; Mil, M'rriii; from virginia
sLOoP SOLD.
The sloop RoxaDna oi Richmond. was sold yes
terday 10y Mr. Por'rr fisgg, to Capt IN ~ r. HOW
ard. The vessel VIII not change hT h@'i"t Por'
By Telegraph.
NARsNfLLFs. Mu 6.-AIved o. the 3tb' pafA
Alma. captain Jobanssen, rom Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
xrw WORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

MAY 4-The marst, has ieen very q,l.t apu
showing no decided change. Crude IN pIIng ordtr
quoted a, 6Ad7kc., nap,la az 3'.c Hehns5 ~ 'xc
Baltimore Refined IN eases At lsW tI4c. Cnnt
Roudstu fayors ms WIN the f9'io sink .l.o sr =,
Yfri,sd CertAca.es (cruGe pttfo,Gum) At New lors,
2sooo barrels: OH City. l6s.00o barrels b adj
ford, 10000 barrels: total saes, S0sooo oaIr;
sapss - 7lLc.: closed az 724c. BID Exports for
the week, S,Os9.46i gallon; exports non Jan.
nary / 81, O27262 gallons exports semr iiuc ,ast
wear, 5s,S7l,5S5 Failons-J0GFH9F " '"""e'Oe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
MISUNDERSTANDING TOBACCO
.Hw WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 4.-Therc is little doing In Kentucky leaf'
for which prices held STEADY. Need-leat Is ra-
fher more aeiiCe on hone-lrade account. virginia
leaf is selling moderately wen. Sales Of 400 hogs
lucky leaf at 4@ lac; $50 eases 1878 Penns,lvs-
mia az lM25c.: 26 cases 1877 Pennsylvania on
private terms; 90 cases 1878 New England at ] 8
625c; so cases 1878 ssa.c. On private terms
800 bales Havana ~ SSce91.lo. tie quota
lions are for Virginia leaf: Bright wrappers,
common to medium, l5@22c.; good 10 tine, 25@
Abe; fine to extra fine, 5o@75c'; smokers. LOG
n GOOD. 2;031c. good 20 tne. 3q4%c.: leaf, COM
mon TO good, 5dsc.; good 10 dne, S01 Oc. fine tx-
fra, lOG Sc, aud black wrappers l2@l5c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
UnravorabIc Reports from the To-
haccO Crop.

PErERsBuRo, May 6.-lnteIiigence RON
different sections OF the Stale report
greater scarcity OF tobacco-piants tnan nas
been known for number Of years. Those
growing are being rapidly destroyed oy the
tobacco-ny. Farmers are so discouraged
that in many instances the ground prepared
for tobacco Is being planted with corn and
peas. IL Is thought that not more IMAM one
fourth Of the usual tobacco crop VIII be
made this year.
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IIHtI tIIIHt hdfI'
- Tnds; Sg,a ,aJ L ,o,
Fxports from Jan. ...23,637 1894 2.390,573
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LiyE.sTOcE MARKET.

5Prices this weet ranged do - low: mo.
BEEF Cattle.-Very best, hfe. eoon' 45@ s Oh nm
diam or good fair quality 3h@ 4Sc' ious" oAe"'
thin steers. &C., 3@3se. NJ Fross. -. ooo,
EoSs.-yery best. 6aG64c.; good TO common
s.snNvery bet WOOL, 6s@G.; ciiaIed, 4&
Limbs. 4hG8fl!c. 2 10, gross.
Y,Gis-t3.50dfS5 so u head.
Mich Cops.-s2O@$40 q head.
Abont l4O head Of beef cattle and sos 'og, OF
the marke, this week. very feS eeti'e 90 a
sIc market somewhat weaker, @nd probably sc
90 o,,, nv si,iered Hogs ahou. he same as ias
werk. Markets generally slower ahd dfasslug'
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBaCCO MARKET.

NAY 4.-Receipts good, With Gighi oherIngs. The
market was steady.
The Enterprise House sold l o hcgsheads: hogs
head Henderson County common leaf NJ IS 55
$3.50. T545, 1905. $40: 3 hog, head Davies
County. common leaf at IS 60, 1880, $3.50
IS 35, s4.55.
The Louisville Houee sold Is hoesheads 4 hogs
heads Hascn-County leaf ar $40. ~ o, siS,76 ZIG;
hogs heads Henry County leaf aud Tugs AT 81 20
Sll25, 1910; hogshedd NcCracken-C County Leaf
al $40; o hogsbtafs renneSte eaf and iugs az
1910, i4.G0. 81 go, "a 90, 1875; nogshead
llOpkins-County Jugs ~ 1851 hOgshead War
ren. County Tugs at SO 49, Courter-JOurn0L
IOther houses had sales al ike prices.I
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Furious Fires I'm the Pennsylvania OIL
Regions.

BRADFORD, Pa, May Elm torpedoing
the well Of the Oakshade Oil Company this
afternoon the well flowed and took fire.
The dry condition OF the woods caused the
flames to spread rapidly among other oil
property. The fires, now raging, cover
miles OF territory and threaten several vii
lagos, besides vast amount OF oil property.
The excitement here Is very high.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
productive of the most happy results NO better
cahartic can be used preparatory 10 or afer taxing
1uinine. We would advise all who are afflicted Win
this disease 10 give them AFFAIR TRIAL.
For al bilious arrangements and as simple pur'
zstlve, they are unequalled.
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BosToS, May Ga fire occurred this
morning in Beebe's block, on OTIS street,
by which Written, Burdett & Young,
wholesale clothiers, who occupied the four
upper stories, lost from 100000 to $780,
600. Simon, Hatch a. Written, furnishing
goods, also lost heavily.