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From the Far West.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June CT. c. Durant,
late manager of the Union Pacific rail-
road, has served an injunction against
further trade lying on the line. This is
the result of complications growing out OF
Durant's removal.
The citizens Of Cottonwood have been
directed to remain at home and guard
their houses. Six men have been killed
recently by the Indians in the vicinity.
Montana advices report an increased
yield and shipment of gold over all former
years.
Tom Lytle, arrested on suspicion of
being concerned in the Richmond robbery,
has been hanged by mob.
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UNIVERSITY SCHooL.-Messrs. II. \. Is.
and 4. J. WOoD will reopen their school at
Locust Grove, one and half miles from
Greenwood depot, on the Central railroad,
.a tie lst of September. This school is
located in the salubrious and beautiful
country at the foot Of the Blue Ridge, in
Albamarle. The principals are graduates
the University, are highly recommended
~ the distinguished professors of that in
s.tu,ion, and have been very successful in
their profession. See advertisement.
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The Markets.

New YORK, June Ga. M.-St0ckS
heavy. Money 7 per cent. Gold, 1869.
Sterling exchange, time, 10; sight, ll0R.
5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1925. Flour 25c.
lower. Wheat dropping. Corn 2a3c.
lower. Pork lower at S22.70. Lard dull
at 12I9l334c. Whisky quiet. Cotton
dull and declining; middling uplands,
27J%c. Freights quiet.
New YORK, June 6-P. M.-Cotton dull
and declined 1a@lc.; sales, 900 bales at
27c. Flour active at the mornings de-
cline; sales of 5000 barrels; State, 1915
Qsl1.5 southern, mixed to good, sl0.75
@Sl250; fancy extra, Sl2.60GSl5.5O.
Wheat dull and in favor of buyers. West
ern mixed corn, new, sl.OS@Sl.lO; old,
$115@sl.19. Provisions heavy. Mess pork,
s22.75. Lard, l26l3$sc. Rice firm; Ca
rolina, 1lb@l3c. Sugar active; Muscova-
do, 10LGllc. Coffee quiet. Molasses
steady. Turpentine, G0G6lc. Rosin un-
changed. Stocks active and quite strong.
Money, 7 per cent. Gold, 1863. 5.2O's,
'62, 1O91S; ga, coupons, 1853; '65, 1867
new issue, 1OS3s. lO-4O's, registered and
coupons, 991s@9934. 1905, lst series,
JOG 6@lO64; others, 1864. Tennessee
6's, new issue, 6734.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Cotton dull and in
favor of buyers at 279273c. Coffee dull
and nominal. Flour dull and in favor Of
buyers. White corn declined &c.; yellow,
&C.; mixed western, &c. Sugar dull.
Provisions dull, but steady. Bacon in
good supply; demand limited western
shoulders, 94c.; city, l0c. Mess pork.
s23.75. Western lard, l3c. Whisky IN
changed.
New ORLEANS, June Cotton weak
and unsettled sales, $50 bales; low mid
ding, nominally, Csc. receipts, 1913 bales.
Sugar-Trihing sales Of choice at 1870
l4c.; Porto Rico, l21a@13c. Flour dull ;
fresh superfine quoted at gil; choice, 81
@sls. Corn dull; yellow and mixed,
sl.l2LQsl.15; white, sl.2oasl.224.
Pork dull at s24@S24.25. Bacon in re-
quest shoulders, $780,; rib, l2c.; clear,
1870. Gold, 1876.
CINCINNATI, June G.. Flour firmer
stock on hand only 2l,OOO barrels, against
73, 900 barrels same time last year. Corn
dull and nominal-No. held at 7lGSOc.
zoe. is offered. Cotton dull and declined
15@lS, nominally; middling offered at
zoe. Risky uull ot oVS. ii"'io'oii.
unchanged. Mess pork, s22. 80. Lard
dull at 124@l21ac. Bacon in fair de.
mand at &c. for shoulders and l21ac. fol
clear sides.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 6.-Cottor
nominal at 23c. Turpentine quiet at sic
Rosin (no sales) nominal at s2.759S5.75.
SAVANNAH, June 6.-Cotton opened
| firm at &c, and closed weak at 25c.; sales
2l0 bales; receipts, $50.
MOBILE, June 6.-Cotton quiet and dull
sales, $50 bales; middling, 24c. receipts
10 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 6.-Cotton easier
sales, 6S bales; middling, 25926c.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 6.-Cotton weaker
sales, 1876 bales; middling, 24c.
LONDON, June 6--Noon.-Consols, "a =
United States bonds, 7234.
LIVERPOOL, June 6-NoOn.-Cotto
quiet estimated sales, 10000 bales; ny
lands, 1l1ld.; Orleans, IL cd. Breadstuf
quiet. Corn declined to 37s. Cd. Pr
visions unchanged. Pork, 79s. Other a
ticles unchanged.
ii Tpo o'clock p, N,-0wing TO the larl
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THE CoNsTABULARY FoRCE-APrLICA-
Ton TO GENERAL SCnOPIELD.-We learn
that Mr.. John Moore, a justice of the peace
Of this county, yesterday presented 10 the
county court a petition to General Scho-
field, praying that officer to appoint four
additional county constables for this
county, alleging that the present force is
Insufficient and ineffective. The peution
was signed by several magistrates put
when presented TO the court for its appro-
val but three favored it-Messrs. Mcken,
I", l.. d. Harmon, and J. Il. Taylor; and
l%o opposed it-Messrs. Uhler and Cotton
A!eIQNdrtu Gazette.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Richmond pi.p,teb.
Annual Meeting OF the baptist Gene.
raj Association or VIRGINIA


raj Association OF virginia.
LYNcHBuRe, June 6.-The Baptist Gene
raj Association of Virginia assembled in
its forty-fourth annual meeting in the Bap.
fist church of this city this afternoon. A
large number Of delegates are in attend.
ance from all parts Of Virginia, and some
corresponding delegates from other States.
The meeting was called to order by
Rev. X. II. Bagby, and opened with the
usual religious services.
The regular committees were appointed,
and the Association then proceeded to the
election of officers, with the following re-
suit: President, Rev. J. L. Burrows vice
Revs. William F. Broaddus,
Cornelius Tyree, Thomas W. Sydnor, and
Daniel Witt; treasurer, William G. DAN
bridge; secretary, A. P. Abel.
The Rev. T. II. Pritchard, Of Peters
burg, preached the annual Introductory
sermon. T..
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The Richmond papers have revised their
Interpretation of General Schofeld's re-
cent order, and appear to be generally
we'll pleased with it.-Baltimore american.
The Dispatch has not revised its inter-
y-r.a;ion Of General Schofeld's last order.
Tie language which the american quotes
Gnm this paper was used in an article
written within Eve minutes after we read
the order the first time. 1t is gross injus-
tee to the editors Of the Richmond papers
to represent them all as unable to under
stand language 50 plain and unmistakable
d, HAT contained in the order in question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

I. seems that some one has put too
literal construction upon the following
clause Of the bankrupt law:
And the assignee shall keep a regular
account OF all money received by him as
o, ignee, TO which every creditor shall, at
reasonable times, have free resort"
According TO which construction every
creditor IS to have free resort" to the
Iallrupt's money, and may spend it in
i.--fcation.
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CATTLE MARKET. Jrys 9, 1857.

No change to note In the cattle market this week.
Receipts and demand both light. wequots:
BBBvEs.-Common, &c. q b., gross fair, Q7te.;
good, sIc.; prime, 9@ofc.
SHEsP-Common are selling at from $?GS26o
u head fair, SC. u H., gross Good, o9etc.
prime, e.6sic.
LAMBs.-$9@s4 each, according to size and
quality.
HoGs.-Heavy hogs are dull at from 81 to SIC e
b nett light fat hogs are in demand at from Q
TO 9tc.
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WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.--We have bee

WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-We have been
rcoueS,ed TO announce that General
lanes l.. KENrER will not be able to de-
liver the address which ii was expected
he would before the Society of Alumni of
Washington College at the approaching
commencement. A large number of the
cd graduates, however, are expected to
he present on the occasion, and it will be
Singular If some one of them cannot make
Al interesting speech reviving the memo
res Of "other DAYS"
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Israyy thunderstorm.

CINCINNATI June 5.-The heaviest thun-
der-storm ever known occurred here yes
leTday afternoon, doing considerable ia
mage to the streets and filing cellars with
water. Several houses were struck by
lightning.
The total number of deaths in this CITY
during last month was 273.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

TRIAL OF YoUNG DAvIs.-In the Circuit
Court of Botetourt, lately in session at Fin
castle, the case Of young Davis, alias Hol-
land, charged with being one of three des-
peradoes who in September last endea-
vored to kill Mr.. Ballew, near Flneastle,
while robbing his house, resulted in the
discharge of the accused.-Lynchburg Re
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

States: Have returns Of registration from
most of the parishes of this State, also
the reports Of the officers supervising, and
can report to you the greatest success, and
the best of feeling existing among the peo-
pie. P. Fl. SHERIDAN, Major. General"
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Railway convention.

PETERSBURG, VA, June GA conven-
ton of the chief officers of the railroads in
Virginia and North Carolina Is in session
here. Fifteen delegates are present. The
shortening Of the time between New Or-
leans and New York is under discussion.
Il will remain In session two days longer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

I large receipts from the United States cot
declined 1f01zd.; market dull sales will
not exceed 5000 bales, one.third Of which
will go to spectators; middling uplands,
ll6111sd. 60.
LONDON, June 60 P. M.-Consols de-
clined I'd. Illinois Centrsis advanced ld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

II is rumored that the Central Executive
Committee of the Radical party at Wash
ipeton contemplate purchasing the Times
of this city, or at least the type, presses
etc. of the establishment, with view to
start a Radical organ here or at Peters
buro. II is said that the money is already
Available, and that the enterprise viii soon
be stsrtsd,-RieAmond letter !" Ns~ YORK
World,
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OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

W ASHINGTON, May %, IoV''
Sir,-I reply to your letter Of March
26, that certified copies Of papers and pro.
ceedings under the bankrupt law require a
fiye-cent stamp. Very respectfully,
Z. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

Lags.-yery common funked, 81 to 50; com:
mon TO medium dark working, "a to 81; good
dark working, IS to IS; sun.cured, common,
cured, common, $S to SO; coal-cured, bright,
sl2 10 BIS: coal cured fancy. $50 TO $40.
Leaf-Common dark working, $8 to 80 !;
medium dark working, $40 to sl2; good dark
working, sll to $l4; fine and wrapping, sl5 to
$40; sun cured, Sl5 to $2J and S39; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to &35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $35 to 800 and Sl2S.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
huqs.-very common and heavy weights,
81. 80 to $40; medium, $3.50 to $3.50; good,
So to IS. $3.50
Leaf-English shipping, sl6 to SIS and s22 (;
continental shipping, Sl2 to SIS and $50
sTENMIYG TOBACCO.
LAat-Common, $40 to sls; good, sl2 to slJ !;
fine Sl6 to 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

fLoUR-Tbe receipts OF -four at this
place are steadily increasing, and begin
again to compare with the receipts Of
former days, when Alexandria was con-
siderable -four msrket.-AIszQadrta Ga
sstts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

Oar printer spoiled the Charlottesville
lronc'@s little paragraph yesterday by
2.a,tituting Gin" for "with" 1.-THE pen
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OFFICE OF TIE RIoHnoHD BAHKisa AIDl
INsuRAuCu ConPAHY. }

THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED
l. TO DO 4 aRNIRAL BANKIn0 Busts 80:
dsscription of proosrty ALSO, 70 Insure lives %
The most favorable tsrns. they have secured ne
services Of IpwARp gIxfoy, AZ sss ~ ~ HanS.
Traders Bank, who will hAss sa~'se "
fs:psesfuy solicit. :s.,; Of pablo sss,spso
sgs, plsdging thai 6 SSds ~ "
accommodate our n,Ji oHs B. DAVIS. President.
~. O. Porrs. Secretary.
VIII - seen By he sscys nosf Sass 1 sni
nssted myrSc on.n.nv 70 conduct the BANKING Dc.
Insunnssso Nh ~ Company. Ny long senrsSstoa
don 81 y. vsnd re pu6ife generally that Ne ss1a
..ycmn@odstina spiiit hsrStcfore nAniIe.ssd snsas
s sSse ID sScva 6 ~ ~ sasinsss ssasassaese
|TSaE = slssox. esaAass.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND, June 4, 1867.
Breaks very large. Market buoyant and
prices fully sustained for all desirable tobacco,
while nondescripts are but little sought after,
and prices are decidedly in favor of buyers.
Below we give the transactions: SIS hogs:
heads, 90 tierces, and II boxes, offered and
sold as follows:
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Saciags Banks, dc.

NUTUAL BUILDIN0 rUNU
M AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OyFIcE 1900 MAIN srgBEr.
This Institution allows six per cent. Interest on
deposits Of one dollar or more.
DIRECTORS.
s,spb.p Hunter, Robert j. Christian,
PW. Grubbs, George Ainslis,
j. W. frayser, bodsker,
J. J. Foster, ": o. Bill.
John o. Taylor, Richard Cauthorn,
Sampson Jones, Jr., W. u. Holt,
Robert s. Pollard, 4. w, Richardson.
JOHN Z. BosSIYUx. President.
WILLIAn T. ALLgx, Cashier.
The attention OF all classes dssirous OF saving or
investing their money 10 called TO this Savings
Bank Security undoubtsd. Loans, be-, nego.
NV N-Sm
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Commission Merchants.
.-1-1-111-<@1-.1-~~I-I-I~I--
WILLIAM II. MADDUX,
BOOKER, KERR LYON,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Cary between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
~--S M Ami

Observation-Disclosures, pull
II LIAM b CO, AgCTI0NEERs, RElL T. EsTATx
merly No. Wall street, have removed 70 the
large and eommodious warsfooms DO. fsan
Having large facilities for storage, they respect:
fully solicit consignmsnts OF msnufsetnrsd "a 10
issf G TSBSTs9 PPkk SSSo s!n.y
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me con.
Germ In the past, they Respectfully s0nen con:
unu ancs of the same, pledginG tnen psss shoaS
20 sford satisfaction 70 thsiI patrons; m
w PILKINT0N, PULLlAM = co.,
Auetioneers Real Rstate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. u Pearl street.
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lie debt of the JQlted States on j unc |, 1861.
:,,,,o1 br +ba - nrro+orv Of, a Troac,ry
JUST issuou'! 'Ho Wal VI Wv e"'"''
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
Five per cent.
S;U ,,sr cont
Londs of 1867
S;x r"" per cent
bonds ISL. 2>3,74G,3jO 90
Six per cent. 80 o., GO. 90, ~
S oUtoS ncnsion
fund ..!........ l2,5Oo,ooo 90
----------Sl't'2,tlS''4l 50
DEBT FsAElN'' cVNELN'1 IA'h'
60, nv cant
bonds. Is, 600 90
Three year COM
pound interest .o,,,.,.,,
Three. year $50
notes.......... III, 939, 525 90
--------------I 0"''o'l''V" W
Matured aept not rfeseH'e" ana. o2o 90
AZ bE IS' BEARING so INTEREST.
U. $ notes. ..... 1919, ,7&7 90
Fractional cur ...o-- 70
. Te rel 49, "a, a -''7''''''
cotes of demo.
sit............. l53@39So 90 ,,,oo, -,o a..
1l.,yy-,.y- -
Total dcbt..............2, Gs7, olU, 5l9 IS
Amountin trea.
sury, coin..... @S,75S,il7 81
Amount in trea- .s,,,,oo
surS' currency $500 l7l424,5S2 80
Amount of debt, less cash in -------
treasury. .................s2,2 i@,6l2g.@ ~
,.,o - o,,rro,,cr 90 shown
lhe iaree puianoo IN ~ a,,,aJ ,,rirci
oy inc ABOVE s'ateitens, 10 Observation-Disclosures
paliy by the receipts itoln ron m,sU nnar tho
sources 9o IS az, ANU Month Of Nav being larger
ctose VI 'n ut;o;Uated as we'll as by the he
lnan was an. aolna Cor Tho interest falling
S Sns ~ few DAYS on $50 notes, and the
u que liz of comnonnd. interest notes and
interest ,t thereon, and also to meet rcqusi-
tons expected in few days from other
DEPARTMENTS.
By comparing the above with the prece-
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The sbnlIic Heh(.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following is
the official monthly statement of the pub
lie debt of the United States on June |, 1867,
lust issued by the Secretary ofthe Treasury :
DEBT BEARING coin INTEREST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-07

1EILLS 81 RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
vi CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS and
C0MHissION MERCHANTS for the pIrns B SG and
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
sisnmsnts. Refer to A; = HAnvEiir prss,dsnf OF
National Bank OF virginia JAnss Iaon . Jf2
Co., New York Msssrs. JozssoS = TEosPsSs'
Boston. Mass. ~"
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Fertilizers.

CUANO.-No. | Peruvian GuanO, to
" arrive Monday morning. June Sd, for sale by
les ROBERT f. WILLIAMS co.
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Amount of debt, less cash i'll - ------------
treasury. ..........,,......H-,I! 'oi1,y,'" -
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DEBT BEARING. CURRENCY iNIE-
REST.
Six per cent
bonds. .... Is, 600 90
Three-year COM
pound interest
notes. ......... l"v,''p' ~ w
Three year 80
notes. ........ oil ,Ja!, % w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-22
New YORK, June 81.

New YORK, June 81.
COTTON-Dull, sales of 500 bales at
264a27 for middling uplands.
for unsonnd and inferior grades of old
flour dull and l0a20c lower; fresh ground
in better request and shade firmer;
sales 500 bbls ut 6 S0aS Is for superfine
State and western: 8 O0a9 90 for extra
western; 9 9Oa11 40 for choice do; 9 50
al0 90 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; 10 s0al2 % for trade
brands; 9 75a11 10 for spring st. Louis;
ii 00al7 90 winter do; market closing
firm for fresh ground and heavy for old
California flour without decided change,
closing rather more steady, at II 70a
IA 50al5 10. Rye flour heavy; sales 400
bbls at 6 00aS so. aea.
WHISKY-Active; sales 1900 bbls
western in bond at 35i; no receipts.
WHEAT-Market for unsound heavy;
holders desire to realize; sound parcels
firm, transactions only moderate; sales
AZ, 900 bushels at 92a1 % for No.
Milwaukee; 2 45a2 So for white Cali
fornia; better for small parcels.
BARLEY-Dull. .t --
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN-Receipts 800, 1888 bu.; market
la2c better; sales 96, 900 bushels at O7a
l 10 for new mixed western; closing at
1 09 for strictly prime; II for old and
new do, l GOAL o. for western mixed and
l Is for prime white Southern. S9sa
OATS-Receipts 20 800 bushels; mar
! ket opened dull and closed shade firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-22
Presidential Tour.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Presi-
Dental party left this morning at quar-,
ter to eight o'clock.
The Postmaster General lett last
night and joins the party at New York.
L Secretary Seward and General Kos
seau accompany the President.
Mr.. Stoecke, Russian Minister, also
accompanies the party.
The President was received ut the
railroad station by Knight Templars
with the hOnors of masOns. A large
crowd cheered the party as they moved
off.
BALTIMORE. $50 A. M.-The train ar
rived here. A large crowd was in at,
tendance. The President received
loud cheers. Mr.. Garrett, President OF
the Baltimore and Ohio raj lroad, and
others came in the cars to welcome the
President. The train remained but a
| few minutes. -...-s
BALTIMORE, 9:45 A. Mon arriving
ut the Philadelphia and Wilmington
depot crowd was there assembled who
repeatedly cheered the President and
Secretary Seward. A delegation OF the
Baltimore Knight Templars here Joined
their brethren of Washington. Cover
nor Swami, Collector of Customs, and
others took their leave, and many per-
sons came into the State car to welcome
the party and wish them pleasant
journey. The municipal authorities o.
Baltimore, and many prominent citizens
had extended the inequalities of the
city to the President, but the invitation
was necessarily declined.
1t is ascertained from General Ros
seau, who is commander Of the depart
ment of Oregon and Washington, that
our recently acquired Russian posses
siOns is to be attached to his military
iurisdictiOD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-22

This Mace. 7 saw that Booth and his
were engaged in converse
ton. / was only attracted there by
music. / never saw Surratt before OF
since until now. l took agood look at
him this morning and recognized him as
the same man saw with Booth. am
rs confident that saw Surratt as that
see you now. This was the same time
in the morning and might have been
after three o'clock.
I cannot remember how they were
dressed; think Booth and Surratt had
their hats off; don't think Surratt then
wore q uoatee; if he did, it was very
licbt one: don't remember the ball but
think it was at hall called Metropol-
itan Hall.
The witness was asked why he did
not communicate these facts before, and
gave as the reason that it was known
he was intimate with Booth and he was
jeered by his brother officers, and he
then had been to his regiment. The
witness never made this statement 10
any one until now; he was never
as a witness in the case, but
having seen that Surratfs trial was I'D
progress, came to see if Surratt was one
of the men be saw with Booth, and
recognized him as one of the party;
he then informed me.
By Mr.. Pierpont-The witness has a
great faculty Of recollecting faces. He
has been once seen, and has been sub
iected to q test of the matter. s
Question by Mr.. Morrill-Wouh You
recognize the face of woman who was
dancing with anotherf "A
,Answer-I did not pay much atten-
ton to her face; my attention was d.
rected to her "legs." Laughter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-22
Pittrburx Oil Trade.

PrTTsBURG, June 81.
Business remains very dull, so far as
relates to oil we have seldom witnessed
less disposition TO operate than has ex-
listed for some days past. The crnde
market was weak, holders seemed anx-
ious to realize. The rates were nomi-
nal-6c for bulk was the outside figure
Yesterday. The sales all told were 1913
bbls, divided in the following order
1000 bbls bulk, on the spot, at &c, grav-
ity not mentioned; 70 bbls do, on the
spot, at &c per gallon. Sales of 300 bbls
at &c. bbls returned, and 10000 bbls
bulk to be delivered at any time durin g
1868, buyers option, at l2tc per gallon.
Total sales IL ,375 bbls. There were no
receipts reported for the past two days.
The refncrs have good supply on
hand, and are not purchasing at this
time. The reports from Oil City, in re-
gard to the price of oil, are conflicting.
REFINED OIL-The market was dvll;
buyers manifest no disposition to OPP
crate to any extent at the prevailing
figures. The eastern markets are very
dull, with little or no export demand.
The only sales that were consummated
Yesterday were the following; 1900
bbls bonded, Philadelphia delivery, as
follows: 500 bbls standard white Sep
TENDER 251c; 500 bbls do October Este
per gallon Other lots were under ne
gotiation, but had not been consum-
mated mp to the close. No sales were
reported for Immediate delivery.
FREE OL-Dull, with small sales for
local purposes.