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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-02

Coxyrcrs.-The following eonvicts have
been received at the penitentiary since our
last report-yiz., John f. Kdd Whitley IT,
teen years for murder, Fauqnier; Charles
Rraxton (colored) six years, unlawful shoot
ing, Charlotte and, from same county,
John ii. Ellis (colored), four years FOR
arN0n. 80
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKa
y OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.-Vk
| have now In store the largest and most ut -
tractlve stock OF goods have ever before offered
to the public. Recent large additions has made
It very complete. My assortment OF BOOTS,
SHOES, aud GATHERS for ladies and gents can
not be surpassed In any respect. / can furnish Nil
and viii sell them as low rs goods Of equal quality
can be bought in this or any other murkct.
A call is respectfully invited.
JOHN G.. PAGE, dr.,
1908 Main street. two doors below Twelfth.
my9-iw ..ss -
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MADISON WARD.-The undersigned will,
as far as practicable, visit the houses in the
Ward on Tuesday and Wednesday, May Sd
and 4th. Such as can find it convenient to
do 80, will please leave their contributions
and names ct the Office of Messrs. R. H.
Maury & Co. +. Stearns, r. H. M;rury j.
A. Scott, A. Ordway, w. u. Palmer.
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CAN FIT ALL sIzEs.-The clothing sold by T.
S. BALDWIN 6 Co., Main and Tenth streets, is
cut and made equal to custom work, and ut one
third less price. They have their sizes made spe-
cially to order, and with as full stock as they
now have can 1T all sizes without trouble. Buy
your clothing and furnishing goods there. Their
prices are the lowest. as their goods are the best
i,t tIo oft
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Aessrs Editors: sirs,-From the frequent in.
quiries made by the friends Of the late lamented
Captain WILLIAM A. CHARTERS for photogra-
phic copies, take pleasure in informing them
that Captain WILLIAM A. CHARTERS and his
whole family sat at my Gallery on April 20, 1870
only few days before tho sad calamity occurred
and have their pictures in all sizes, where the.
can be seen by his relatives aud friends.
Very respectfully, yours,
c. T. CAMPBELL, Photographer,
, corner Ninth and Main streets,
Richmond, Va.
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JEFFERSON WARD.-All persons disposed
to assist the sufferers at the late disaster at
the Capitol on Wednesday last are respect
fully requested to leave their subscriptions
at either Of the following places-viz
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, corner OF Twelfth and Main streets;
w.. FL. Scott, druggist, corner of Seven
teenth and Franklin Streets.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 90 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphis, merchandise
and passengers, w. d. Porter.
Steamer Saratoga Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. @. Dunham q Co.,.
Steamer Jonn sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys q VIII
liams.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchAn
disc and passengers. w. G. Dunham Il Co.
Schooner A. Il. Wetmore, Bogert, New YORK,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner d. c. Guytber, Robertson, Camcen,
N. j., railroad material, Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, April so.--Arrived, steamer staIe
ofVirginis, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandse anS
nassengers, York River Railroad Company, ano
sailed on return.
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FOR THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite. and bituminous coal z;
kindling, sawed and long oak and pine wood. go
to Mr.. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. nearly
opposite this Office. Thoroughly y-seasoned pine
wood at $4.75 per cord, delivered.
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TEE HORTICULTURAL AND P0NoLoG1cAL
SoCIETY.-We are requested by the Presl-
dent of this Society to state that, IN conse-
ouence of the sad atfiiction which mas 80
RECENTLY befallen our people, the regular
meeting of the Society has been postponed
until the 10th instant.
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RuNAwAY.-The team Of Mr. G: w
Thorne. Of Henrico, ran away, with 9
wagon Saturday morning, and IN theif r,nlae, mac
career down Main street came into COLLISION
with buggy. Both vehicles were pSetty
completely demolished. No one hurt.
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MONROE WARD EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-
THE conservative committee Of Monroe
Ward will meet tonight at 2O9 lup-stairs!(
Broad street, between Second and Third, a at
8 O'clock, for the transaction Of business.
Promnt attendance is earnestly requested
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TIE COUNTY CouRr OF HESR1co, Judge
E. G. Minor; will meet at II o'clock this
morning. The Judge will appoint the
county officers to-day.
William I'D. Warren has been appointed
clerk Of the county court.
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Determined to keep his store now, as In tho past,
THE CHEAP STORE OF RICHMOND,
he Offers the following goods:
BLACK SILK at u worth $3.50:
BLACK SILK at &l.5 worth $2.2s:
BLACK SILK at S2.75 selling everywhere for $3 |;
BLACK HEAVY REP at 81 cheap at 1895;
EXTRA HEAVY REP at $2.75 considered
low at 81
IRISH LINEN.
The bes. bargains IN IRISH LINEN-a good
article at 37s, Is, 6s, es, 75c.. and hfgher-ah
Of which have been reduced to less than
gold value.
Rest BLACK and CoLORED KID GLOVES $i;
Best WHALEBoNE CORSETs at 76c.;
LADIES 'HANDKERCHIEFS at 7sc. per dozen
beautiful CALICO twelve yards for 81;
YARD-WIDE BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TON at l2ic.;
DOMESTIC GINGHAA;
BED-TICKISG at 1.sc.:
LADIES and CHILDREN'S PARAsoLs from
sOc. upward;
SWISS CAMBRIC and CHECK MUSLIN aston
ishngy low.
LINEN TOWELS
TABLE DAMASk,
LINEN FOR SUITS,
too cheap To mention the price In TACT, III gooos
sold cheaper than elsewhere.
All ask ID call from one and all, and you VIII
be convtncedthat you can SAVE FROM TWEEN
TY-FIyE TO FIFTY PER CENT. by calling at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1898 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
ap27 opposite Palmer's.
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Candy:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTAENr2
OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, YAy April 80, 1870. }
1" General Orders No. 80.
"Under authority from the headquarters
of the army. the undersigned hereby re-
linuuishes the command of the Department
of Virginia. Ali general staff officers now
serving in the department will report by
letter to Brevet Major-Generai Mcdowell, E,
commanding the Department OF the East.
The officers of the personal staff will pro-
ceed, under instructions hereafter to be
given, to the headquarters of the Depart
ment of the Columbia, and report for duty.
"Until otherwise directed by General
Mcdowell. Lieutenant-ColonelD Dickinson
Woodruff, Acting Assistant Inspector-Gene-
raj, will take charge Of the Assistant Adju-
tant- Generals office Of the Department OF
Virginia.
"LoU1s v. CAz1ARc, A. A. A. g."
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Public Library was closed at an early hour
Saturday. The Governor caused an exami.
nation to be made Of the Imboden House,
to see If it could be adapted for use as an
Office for himself, Secretary of the Common
wealth, ,Attorney-Genersi, &c. If 90, the
law books in the library will be moved
thither at once. 1t is proposed to put three
props under the room at present containing
the library.
CARRIED ,HoME.
Mr. ]. D: Mccoy, Of Petersburg, who
was painfully wounded in the back, and
the Capitol, was taken from his boarding
house on litter to the Petersburg depot
on Saturday last, to be taken home.
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LAURA KEENE.-This celebrated actress
has postponed her engagement until Mon
day the 10th instant, when she will open
with grand benefit for the sufferers.
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BUY YoUn CLOTHING, SHIRTS. AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS from z. B. SPENCE
& Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900 Main street. Pa
PER COLLARS, 10 cents per box; GAUzE UNDER
SHIRTS at IS cents.
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FOREIGN FRUITs.-Our friend ANToNI, next to
Thomas II. Prices. has just received fine sup.
ply Of FOREIGN FRUITS, BANANAS, sc, and would
be pleased TO receive Q call.
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: Many victims Of the sad accident at the Capitol
had negatives st the LEE GALLERY. Their rela-
tives will be furnished with duplicates in un,imi-
ted quantities free of charge by Mfr. John w.
Davies, the PROPRIETOR.
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1have oak and pine wood which am selling at
the low price Of 81 per cord, delivered.
r. o. GARY, No. 1ls Eighth street,
near Packet Landing.
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READING MArTER.-We are Indebted to
Elyson q Taylor for frequent supplies Of
literary and pictorial papers, magazines, &c.
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New York. Baltimore, Washington, and Rich.
mond dailies and weeklies at ELLYsoS g TAY.
LoR's news depot. next to Dispatch building.
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GENERAL CANBY and his personal staff
left for the North on the Chesapeake and
Ohio train Saturday night.
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TEE SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS ad0ptea
q resolution on Saturday adjourning tae
court until May 10.
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CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & CO.,

NARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & Co,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFICE,
are now opening large and varied assortment OF
and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POPLINs,
GRENADINES
SUIT CLOTHS,
and other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
LACE POINTS (somc very small),
PARASOL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HANHKERCHIEFS
LACE COLLARS,
.iu endless variety. that cannot fail to please.
All In want of DRY GOODS are advised to give
Us call. as our prices as low as the lowest
and our assortment varied and complete.
ape CARDOZo, FoURQUREAN & co.
COME AND LOOK
6l7 x x O A ID II X z II, 627.
HIRSH & GUuGENHEIMER'S
second supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS of every description. from lalc.
to any price;
JAPANESE roPIINs Mt very low prices;
Our stock of WHITE GOODS cannot be surpass
ed by any house in Richmond for price CT
quality;
WHITE, STRIPED, and PLAID ORGANDlES
MARSEILlES, all colors and figures;
LINEN LAWNS at CSC,
WHALEBONE CORSETS at soc-
WHITE and CHECKED MATING,
COATS'S COTT Soc. per dozen.
We would respectfully invite
ALLIN NEED OF DRY GOODS
10 call snd see If til 4 can do any better.
HlRSH & GUGGENt44rfSSGB.
J; J; y; 8; E dHEssnzs; kn4S: Statesmen. ont.
+. +. GRETTER,S aph
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DARKER CAMPBELL & CO.,
Il BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets,
srocvs poIna E,ehmopd, sS,, ysiir yRir1s souaHr
AND SOLDON COAMISSION.
A specially made of NEGOTIATING LOANS
ON REAL ESTATE and tho SALE Og COM
AERCIAL PAPER. ap sS-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-02

II. ELLYsoN co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersi iu Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, st pub
lisbers' rates. FOR cash. Apply at this ofnces
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CHILDREN's MoNTHLIEs for May at ELLYsol
& TAYLoR's News Depot, next to Dispdtcl
building.
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L1sr oY UNnAnABLg LETTERS RENAINIAa
m qHR RICHMOND P0sT-O -OYyIOA MAY A-
Captain G, G. Wertenbaker, signor sShe-
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DRY GOODS.
A RRIvAL OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS

A RRIvAL OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
NEW STYLES. GOOD QUALITIES
RIGHT PRICES.
Just received, some handsome patterns OF
PLAIN, STRIPED, and CHECKED SILKS.
very chcsp;
rorLINS CHALLTEs, and LENoEs, for
suits;
BLACK ALPACAs. GRENADINES, and
BCMBAZfNES:
LAWNS PERCALEs PIQUEs. GING-
HAMS, &C.
WHITE, PINK, GRE.'N, BLUE, and all
other colors, ALPACAs;
SWISS, NAINsOOK, and CHECK MUSLINS;
CAMBRICs:
BRILLIANTS. TABLE LINENS
WHITE and FIGURED IRISH LINENS.
sHEETINGs, Of all kinds and widths:
NAPKINS. TOWELS, LACE sHAwlS
BLACK AERINO sHAWLS
SILK SACQUES PARASoLs, BOWS,
TIES, EMBRoIDERIES
HANDkERCHIEFS, KID GLOVES,
ENGLISH HOSE,
LACE COLLARS and SETS, JEWELRY,
RIBBONS, and lots Of other articles. to which
we call attention. All memorandums ana
orders carefully attended to.
WILLIAM THALHIMEE & SONS,
apr corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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8itErnond Dispattk.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAx.

On all public or prfpdte sales Of Real Estate
made betsoeezs the lst of January ard the lst Of
Juty ue purchasers 7,dU the tdreS Tor the present
year, Gat on all sales bet,cee7s the fret day Of
Jnty and the last day Of December the seller
pays them.
]. II. WHITEHEAD will sell ct 10 A. M. groce-
ries, liquors, &c. "
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at A. NJ. rurni-
ture, pianos, &c.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, sheriff, will sell at II A. NJ.
at City Hall, three gold watches.
LEE GODDIN will sell at sP. N. three squares
Of land on Louisiana street, in the town of
Fulton.
A. c. PULLIAM Will sell at p. NJ. the farm
known as Buck HILL" in Chester field conn
ty, one mile from Richmond.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND LODGING.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL,
CORNER NINTH AND GRACE STREETS.
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
This frst-class and popular hotel, situated In
the ashionable portion Of the city, commands the
rounding country. Having just passed into the
hands Of the subscriber, he pledges himself to keep
the season. aud cordially invites his friends and the
travelling public generally to make the Monumen-
tal Hotel their home. Nothing Will be left nndonc
that will promote the comfort Of his patrons.
j. 8. DOOSON, Proprietor.
Having disposed of the furniture, &C., OF the
above hotel TO Mr.. J. g. DoDsoN, cheerfully re-
commend him to my friends and the travelling
public generally as q gentleman well qualified to
please al.
up 2l-1m GEORGE w. GARY.
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r OST, BOND OFTHE CITY OF RICH
- MOND for $1so. No. lsA dated June 10. 1855,
due January 1882 in name Of Robert HoSarS,
mond, Fredericksburg aad Potomac Railroad
Company, No. 2as, for $s2.50 dated November J..
1859, bearing7 per cent. interest, In name or
Robert Howard. NH ib-1aw2m
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MILITARY ORDERs.-The following mill
tary orders were issued Saturday by General
Candy
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FOR SALE, STEAM-ENGINE AND
Il BOILER, ssycn-horse power, In perfect run
W. G. .DANDRrDGE & CO.,
apo S27 Broad street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IVE hatan Roberts. who was killed in the EI1A
Capitol on Wednesday,, had his WATCH &6S8
upon him at the time of the disaster II was taken
bodies. Description Gold; lever makers name,
Robert Roskel, Liverpool; No. "a, ,os6; double bot
tom !; gold dial or face second hand; I'VE pr. ex-
ira Jewels.
The holder OF this watch win oblige The relatives
Of the deceased by leaving It at the DfspGtch of
fee. roy 2-3t
GTRAYED FROM MY REST. CE%
y DENCE, SMALL DARK RED COW, SK.
In low order; inverted horns one ear crapped
and q holo in the other black teats. A liberal
reward will bo paid for her return.
LAWRENCE LOTTIER,
corner OF Grace and Twenty fourth streets.
An 30-st $500,
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 90, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY p 1870.
sun rises. ........ 5.12 Moon sets."........ s.<
Sun sets s,........ 6.as High tide. .......... So
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uAvE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

JOSEPH STRAUSB
has just received u largo stock OF
DRY GOODS,
cheaper than ever before brought to Richmond.
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STEAM-YACHT BONITAGaLsn>
10 FOR SALE.-This well-known
STEAMsYACHT, formerly the property Of major
William Allen, of Claremont Is offered for sale
privately. She Is very fast, and can accommodate
fifty passengers. She has two osciilathg engines
Of twenty horsepower, which, with the OF her
hauled and rendered as good &s new. Apply to
EDWARD CANNON,
Ship Carpenter,
opposite Richmond ana York River railroad.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, A SORREL MARE, -r
II perfectly gentle. Also, a patr ofAA
COLTS, ten months old, got by the celebrate d
horse tfOrion.'' Apply to the undersigned on tho
Grove Road, two miles from city limits.
INV 2-3tx ID. T.. LUMSLEY.
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TOME AND LOOK,
6l7 x x @ ID s II It, 627.
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had so lately Delalleu uSs w ucn Conecm-
plate the death Of the gentlemen 80 lately
associated with US, with whom my acqain-
lance had been lifelong, with whom the re-
lations of us all had been so intimate and 10
cordial-I am stunned. I cannot realize
their loss. It Is hard to believe that IN So
cial and professional life we shall meet them
no more. To us who have passed the merl-
dian of life, the loss of friends we love have
an added IRng. We feel it deeply. No
thing can afterwards supply their loss and
bring again that which is vanished in the
gloom Of death. Nor can any Of us repair
this one. Gone forever are men on whose
professional and personal honor no stain
e'er rested-men on whom we could ever
rely with confidence and trust.
The time has not yet come when we can
speak of them as they deserve. My heart
is too full. / leave the task to older anG
ADLER hands. The calamity is warning tC
us all. Let US in the future cultivate O sen
timent of brotherhood. Let US, as our cir
ele narrows, be drawn more together. Lee
the bonds Of fraternal affection be drawn
closer. As we draw near the close OF oul
pilgrimage on this earth let us draw cIosel
together the bonds which unite US.
General Bradley T. johnson suggested th.
appointment Of committee to present tht
resolutions to the different courts as pre-
scribed therein.
The chairman appointed Judge Crump
and the meeting then adjourned.
THE CAPITOL.
Workmen were still engaged on Saturds!
In clearing up the debris at the Capitol
The rooms used by Governor Walker, ad
Joining the room where the disaster oc
Cured, and which did not fall, are deemet
unsafe for occupancy, and are at presen
locked up. The main beam supporting
them, corresponding with the ONE who's
breakaee caused the calamity Wednesday
| is cracked and has let down about fou
inches since that event, but Is held up by
large beam projected upward from the doo
Of the hall Of the House Of Delegates. Th
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heart Of this brave aud unknown friend (;
for he hearfbtansns more. Captain Roberts
was bruised from head to foot, and so COW
cred with dust that bis friends could only
recognize him bv },iE Voice.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01

SoME1EING New, THE true base OF real
wealth is agriculture. inst in proper
ton rs we increase the facilities for culti~
vation, just SO Jar we add to tho real wealth
Of the country. The great quest 'on now
is. how to accom- lish the greatest amount
of labor without an Increase OF the power
used. a machine that will perform double
the labor OF any other, with the same pow
er, is of double vaIne; and if it perform
five times the anonnt II l. Of iive-foid
yalue. and more particularly SO. IN the
business OF agriculture, case III illus
tration is presented by Messrs Marshall
Il Hord, now stopping at the National Ho-
tol, in this city. who have on exhibition
Garden Plow, Of Hand Cultlvator, by the
use of which one hand vail readily and
easily do the labor ct half dozen working
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01

cay 81 10@$2 Is u busheI for Cow.--R1cE.
Tue stock OF clean is rather email. but adequate
for the demand which exists We quote Carolina
| 40 ceiling at T3G18 cents - IL.
FAY Ia in heavy stock aud tho market rules
dccriedy dull Several parcels of Northern
have boon received, but hear OF sales from
wharf OF onv 100 bales at 70tGS0 csuts r. 100 los
No late cargo sates of Eastern, and We quote
n1mtnAliv at 81 l5Glfl 20
LErR Only local demand exists, which the
st"ch on m"TEet is fnliy 4dequste 10 mf ct. We
quote 4h The small way from store at 81 10 u
CAsk.
LUMEFR Nothing wor hg OF ielnrt being dome.
ana thn market ~ wei snrpliei with nearly All
kiOds From the cIiS n4itlH We quote cargo
prIce- follows
f'l,.r ;yt.urs. :,.,,ora La,,,lr,- Il,go ,dfespe,
/ 900 fret.
OrtnarN assortment Cuba careoes, .I8 90 % - 90
Hayti calgOes IS 90 "a 90 90
Fni' oara"os vide b5 ards ..-.... 20 90 "a 20 90
flooring Loatds, roneh 90 60 a g 90
sh'p stun ae a. specifications % 90 @ "A 90
brAIs 3 10y ,. ..... 40 O1 IN % 40
Pr Hs River flooring ~ IL 90 n on ~
hloLAs5Es-Oniy light demand, and market
moderately supplied, see table for store prices
PEA NUTs-Are III tair request for shipping
purposes ani the market rules firm at former
quotations. No receipts ot consequences. and
very te@ on markat We quote "a follows: In
tenor and ordinary 81 506DsI O., fair 81 75Qpfl
80, primo S2US2 TO- and extra } 25 - buahUl.
PorATos aIrFh in moderate supply, ana
new crop sell from carts at - cents QpEI T.
bush6l.
POULTRY-is small supply aid demsnd
mpd1rat". Lave chickens sell by ne quantity a.
aoG3J cent?. ana srawn fowls az 4aI945 cents
each.
IEuVf-IoEs - Receipts of North Carolina BAc0N
nave been Ineagra iOr some weeks past, and
Ihufe IL no stock here A hlisk demsnI exists.
aud high HGureS are readily obtained for parcels
when offered ON market. We quote small trans
actions AZ Hl@g2l cents for hog round, and 224 %
- cents t. To. tor hams. Western Is II very GOOD
stock, sud demand moderate. WC quote as sell
iEE from store III lots, follows Smoked 14b0
- cents for shoulders. l7lGblS cents for sides.
and l9Gg2O ennts for hams - dry ssalted, 144@l5
centa for shouidtis, and 1I4Cl74 csnts - Ii. for
sItes, ---5.ARO There Is n falr supply Of
Northern ON market, and only a retail enquiry,
Which Is bein. met at IGUB2O cents = H., as IN
quality. y.-- PORK Is light nnuuiry, and
Northorn Ia III moderate supply. Eales II ON store
at quotations in table.
SALT.-Suppiy fair, and only small sales are
beng made from store at 81 % for American
and IL 60 u sack for Liverpool ground
SHINGLES enquiry exists for Common,
and we quote sales at 50 for Common.
TGMEER.-RecGipts for few weeks have been
small, and but little unsod on market there
is. however. full supply in the hands of millers,
and demand mea%rc. We refer 10 table for cas-
slllod prices.
WooD Is coming in slowiy, and sells at 81 81
hD$i rs for pine and ash, and 63 II cord for Oab
and Hg htWOOd.
FRRIGHTS 70 cOastwiac ports are without ma
terlaI change. Produce is offering slowly, and
some difficulty is experienced in obtaining car
goes Heo table for rates.
Rates "G Freight.