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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

A NEW POEM BY LoNGFEILOw.-
Longfellow has written a new dra-
matte poem. It is entitled "The Di-
vine Tragedy the suhjec; Of it being
the life and death of Christ. 1t opens
with a dialogue between the angel OF
the Lord and the prophet Habakkur,
i'm which the angel reveals TO the seer
a vision OF the coming of the Redeem
er. Then comes the preaching of John
the Baptist summoning the world to
repentance. Most of the important
incidents in the career of the Savior
are rehearsed, among them the story
of Mary Magdelen. The interviews
with Nicodemus aud the woman OF
Samar.a, the suicide OF Judas and the
cruciiixion are given much promi-
nence The Boston AdrcrtiseT publish-
es some Of the choice passages of the
poem. 1t will probably be soon in
type and for sale,-RichmOad Wing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

/ The two oid parties have been broken
~, in this State at least, and the peo-
/ pie WHO composed them have ali be-
/ come massed in one organization
/ known as the Conservative party
( This journal was certainly one of the
/ first, If not the first, to espOuse the
movement which resulted in the for
nation Of that organization, and to its
| fortunes it has adhered as steadiastly
as ever it clung to those of the old
! Whig party. 1t has lived TO see hun
dreds OF men who opposed its views
and even assailed its motives reduced
10 the necessity of adopting them.
However, let that pass.
As il has been in the past half CEN
tury, so i'm the opening future. the
/ WIG viii aim to be the organ of Nir-
thought and feeling. Every senti-
ment that animates it is of Virginia
/ inspiration. In Federal affairs its po-
I sition is precisely that occupied hy the
people of the State. 1t is for united
/ country, for peace and tranquility, for
| the supremacy of the Constitution and
! laws, for an honest administration,
and the restoration of the Government
/ to the track on which the sages and
patriots of the past placed II.
In Itsbusiness and news features the
WING will strive TO keep pace with
the progress of the times, and to be an
accurate and life-like exponent of all
occurring around us. 1t will note all
affairs of State or local interest, and
the Dresting events occurring in the
country at large and abroad.
Virginia has reason TO cling with
fondness to such Of her old institu-
tions as have survived the great con-
yulsion that produced such wreck and
ruin. The WHIG is one Of those in
stitutions, and we feel that we may
confidently appeal to the people of
Virginia to continue to it in the future
! the same generous support that they
extended in the past.
It has always had many friends and
patrons in other States and may be
found among the files keptat the buSi-
ness exchanges, and the prominent
hotels in all the large cities of the
cou ntry. AS an advertising medium
it has the advantage of access TO the
buying classes. This should COM
mend it to advertisers both at home
and at 4 distance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

TIE Tennessee Legislature has au
ihor:zed the Governor to appoint an
agent to Investigate the alleged fraud
ulcnt issue Of railroad bonds, by the
Brownlow administration We presume,
and invested him with authority to
lring suit against the proper parties,
in case of a successful hunt. If that
agent, or attorney, does not come
home laden with game he is not worth
n shilling as a blood, hound. For if
there be not some very dirty work
ahead of him we are Mistaken
Brownlow has had the people of Tenn.
afraid of him. But we hope a more
healthy condition of public sentiment
row exists and that the matters per-
tanning 70 his dictatorship will be
looked into.
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THE EvER-FAITHFUB IsLE.-The
World has a despatch from Washing
ton which represents that trouble is
brewing between our government and
Spain. The latter, it is said, made
promises respecting Cuba which have
not been kept. and orr Castiron Chief
is Indignant 4 large naval force has
been ordered 10 Cuban waters, ready
for nil eventualities. Sickles has mar
ricd Miss Creach and left Madrid for
New York. The SIN reports that Ed
ward Pierrpont wrote the portion OF
the Presidents Message relating to
Cuba. and viii speedily succeed Mr..
Fish IN the State Department..
The World adds: Spain must
apologize or fight. ~ Richmond Wig.
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y nOn-partiZan, nOn-sectiOnal, and
nOn-sectaTian Magazine"
Eclectic Magazine.
FOREIGN LITERATURE, SCI
ENCE AND ART.
TtCenty-serenth year-.Seventy-Sirth
T'0}ume.
EEw VOlUaE BgsINs MNuARY, Sc.
Now Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

The Eclectic reprints the hest T..
says, Reviews, Stories, and Scientific
Articles, from the prominent English,
French, and German periodicals. lis
selections are very carefully made, and
for more than quarter Of g century il
has maintained its position as the lead
ing exponent Of foreign contemporary
thought.
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ITO BE CoNTINUED.)

BEsIGNATIoN OF JUDGE NELsON.-
Hon, T. \. r. Nelson has rendered
his resignation IS Judge of the Su-
premc Court Of Tennessee, to take ef-
ect on the 5th inst. The Gov
ernor has accepted tie resignation
of Judge Nelson and has appointed
Hon. james Il. Shields, of Graiuger
county, to fill the vacancy until the
election in Augustnext.-Prcss & Her
0Ia.
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HIOGRAPHY.

There is no department OF Litera-
ture more important, and at the same
tune more generally interesting than
Biography. In thisdepartment, there
fore, will be found sketches Of most of
the famous men OF present and past
times.
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TERMS: Single copies, 45 cents; one
copy, one year, So; two copies, one
year, 50; five copies, one year, $50.
Agents wanted to get up clubs. Ad-
dress,
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SALE OF LOTS,

Below we give a list of lots sold at
Col. Kings sale, on the 18th and 18th
ult.. with the name OF purchasers and
prices paid:
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FICTION.

In This department the Bes! Current
Literature Of its class is found, COM
priaing occasional Serials by the best
contemporary nOyclists, but chiefly the
short stories for " hich the English
Magazines are deservedly celebrated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

SENATOR JOHNSTON left Abingdon
on Monday last for the city of Wash
ington to resume his seat in the L. S.
Senate.
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bellies IETTREs.

Polile Literature in all its branches
is represented by the best selections
which can he CLEANED from the whole
field of periodical literatureabroad.
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SPECIALITIES OF THE &c
LECTIC.


1t il believed that in this depart
ment the ECLECTIC is more comprC-
hensive and complete than any other
Magazine in the world not exclusive
devoted to the subject.
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GENERAL LITERATURE

Tnder this head are embraced all
those subjects which eIude special
lassifcation,-fo instance, the fine
Essays on Political, Social, and Liter
airy Topics, which fill the English
quarteriies and monthlics.
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EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS

The Editorial Departments are Lit
erary Notices, Foreign Literary \ Notes,
Science, Art, and Varieties. They have
been remOdelIcd and extended, so as
to embrace every possible topic, and
there Is no other eclectic publication
which even attempts such a synopsis.
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ILLUSTRATIONS

4 very liue Steel engraving on some
subject of general interest, either His
toric, Portrait, or Ideal, cmbelIishes
each number. These engravinEs are
executed in the best manner aud 10y
the best artists, and are of permanent
value.
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NOTICE

T7R. JAMES 3. MAESHILL having this day
&s& purchased our rel naming stock OF Groceries, ),
Will continue the Grocery AID Com mission EuSi-
Street.
We return our sincere thanks to our numerous
FRIENDS and patrons for the liberal and generous
support which they extended 70 Us, and ask
tiuuaEce Of the same TO the New Fires
JAMES, MARSH Ill < CO. -
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CGUfT CAlEN9AAS-IHIs nay.

SUPREME COURr-GENERAL TERM-Held By
Judges lngraham, Barnard and CardoZO NOS. los,
lU6, 1o7. los 109, ITO, Ill, 49, 49, la
SUPREME C0URT-ClRCUIr.-Par Held by
Judge Brady.-Nos. 3Sq, 1853. 18l. 1888, As, 49, n,
10, III, lo9, 100, GIL 223 Isl, 271, 395, 4o9 io9
4l9. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt-Nos. 2Ss 4,
266. 901f l074, - 5S, 156, lac, 1Sk, GAG, 252 81,
1924, 2ssH 36h, 1881, 1913, 1000. 1886, 900, 3O2.
SUPREME COURr-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-Case on.
SUPREME CouRr-cHAMBERs-Held by Judge Car
Nos 65, 6d, $685. 9S, 3d. 145 l53 49, l79, $50, ISL,
49,, ls3. Cali 2U4. Held by Judge Ingraham.
8, 10. SO, 1877. 1885, $780, 200, 20l 202.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Held by
Judge Spcncer.Nos. sol, 1885. 679, 500, 933, 7l3,
Ssi. All, lo3, 359. Part 2-Held by Judge Bar.
bour.-Nos $50, BAG, 260, 1856, 1884, 1886, 81 6l2
5l0 2l6 678. 6d4, 8S6. y04 706
COMMON PLEAS-Part Held by Judge Joseph
+. Daly.-Special set down causes-NOs. 929, 962,
932, 49, 933. $780, pa. Sci down causes OF May
term for June-N0s. go 49, 65 10, 100, 1877 Isl, ia,
1872 l93 1885, 30, 3d. 1892 33y, S45, 800. 1893, 43l,
4a3 473 4s7 5l2 5Ja, 524, 54s, 673 COZ, 700, 1880,
1874 1885, 76l. 1856, sl5 s43 $40, Sat- S66. s9l, 900,
913 922, 9a3, e3s, ga, 96l, 1905. Part Held by
Judge Daly.-Nos 49, 81, 65 9l7, S53. So5, 9l5, CAS-
947, 5S5, GA, els, 97i, 975.
RobinsOn.-Nos. n, As, III TO 142 inclusive.
MARINE COURr-Part Held by Judge Curtis
Nos 1854 5si0, $780, 590, 604 605. 601y. $685. $780,
$500, $685. 59O2 $685. 6622, ana Doner vs. Isaacsen.
Part 2-Held by Judge Alker.-Nos. 1882, $685. 5S3S,
5S4 $685. $685. 500 $685. 1885, $500, 5993, 5994 599
1898, 6427, 62o3. Part 3-Held by Judge Tracy
Nos. 1851, Hendrick VS.. Nilsson, Woodruff vs.. Shell
ton, Molaz VS.. Hewitt, Doorland vs. Sampson, $780,
Bruce vs.. Franklin, 6476, 66l1, 6572
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 9, 1871.
The following decisions were rendered in the
Court OF Apeals to-day
Judgments affirmed, with costs.-Atkins and
Another vs. Elwell and Others; ScOville vs. Maury;
Pomeroy and Another Shaw Concklln and
Another, Asslgpees, DC, vs.. The Second National
Bank Of Oswego; Warning and Others vs.. the lndem-
nifty Fire Insurance Company; Anderson and
Another vs.. Brewer; Oddie ct al. VS.. The National
City Bank OF New York.
Judgment affirmed. with costs, and clerk directed
to send with the remittur certificate filed mere.
with-Bige0w, by Dixie, his Guardian ad Item, vs.
The Erie Railway Company.
order airmed, without costs, OF this appeal to
either party-Erie Railway Company VS.. Ramsey.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs
to abide events-9orton VS.. The Erie Railway Com
pany; Baldwin VS.. The United States Telegraph Conf
pany.
Appeal dismissed, without costs-Aboott vs. The
Metropolitan Insurance Company.
Motion u dismiss appeal denied, without costs,
and the clerk OF the Supreme Court directed to re.
turn papers used upon motion TO suDstitute-Ger,
trude A. Hackett ex.. &c, plaintin per draft.
HacSett, ex., &C. Vs. Baldwin.
Judgment modified and plaintiffs declared en-
titled TO satisfaction OF the Judgment paying
the amount due thereon after deducting $500, the
interest OF q. ID. Miller therein and the interest on
said amount and as thus modified the Judgment Is
affirmed, without costs In this to either party
rs against the other-Beers vs.. Henderson.
COURT APPEALS CALENDAR,
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen.
dar for June 7-Nos 81 a. 279, 3oo SOL 3o2 1903, 2o2
$50.
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suaded the driver TO let the man 90, a. ne was IN
OF mtoxicaGion aud .pretty lar gomez and the
driver agreed To tins, allowing the man remain on
the car. When they arrived at the foot OF Twenty
seventh street and Tenth avenue Dillon came ouI
again, I'm q furious rage, concerning some imaginary
Insult or wrong which he supposed he had suffered
~ the hands OF the driver, and detn anded satisac-
tlon The latter then advised him to return and take
his seat inside the car or he might possibly fall OF
and hurt himself; whereupon the defendant caught
up the car hook, and, after nOurishing
II FOR few seconds, declared he would
have the satisfaction he had asked. What
that satisfaction was no one knew. He then struck
the driver with The hook using rtghtfully indecent
language all the time neaping all the curses
from the satanic regions on To the head OF the driver
The conductor, finding that the alteration did not
Increase the speed or the car py any means, tnen
came forward and requested Dillon to desist from
quarrenng with the driver and either take his seat
or leave the He refused to do either but struck
the conductor In the face with his fst and sent him.
Ia rogues yernacuar, long distance beyond that
place mentioned 80 clearly In the Athanasian Creed
He was again arrested, and when taken before the
court for trial was unable TO make any other de-
fence than that he was drunk. Judge Shandley said
that that was no palati0n for the CRIME OF assauting
man with a car nook. Suppose. in o desperate
moment the man had been killed. what fine figure
he would have cut at the Court OF oyer and Termi-
ner or elsewhere under trial for murder instead of
being arraigned Tor assault and battery He should
send him TO the Penltentiary for two months and
warned him 10 beware OF using iron bars across the
percraniums OF his fellows.
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SUPREME c0UaT-CHhY3EpS.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barnard
De1csp US. Depeac. u Reference ordered.
Green Us. Condict q di.-Mouon granted.
Jessup Us. HetQteid et ai.-Reference ordered.
Wheeler Us. See.-Motlon granted.
1r-iDlble Us. Stelly "a dl.-Same.
Allerton Us. WQnot-Reerence ordered.
The Mutual LIE Insurance CoBsoanp rs. Jacob
Curpenter Jr, ct dL-Motion granted.
Bartlett bs. Chase et a.-Reference ordered.
E19tfts Us Eogins.-Motion granted.
r al Us Nltes.-Same
Jones Us. Legrdtn-Same.
Rios as. Nedd.-Same.
GdttIher u.s. HdiJord 20 dl.-Same.
Klein rs. Kfta.-Motion denied.
Cooper u al Us. Van Tussel.-Same.
fOtct rs. WefdeTsur1.- Motion granted.
In the Matter or III Application or the Brepoort
Insurance Conlpdny.-Same
VOORHEES, as. Getger.-xotlon denied.
BY Judge Brady
Tort rs. Weidsrsunl- Order applied for amended
and granted.
Rochester rs. The .StrIfrdn ana Erie Coal ana
Railroad COmpdnv-Alowance made OF sl0o.
Je1cett rs Black.-0rder settioj and direction to
enter order.
Abrams rs Rorf.-Order for allowance settled.
orr Us. The Mayor, dC.-Motion for allowance
granted.
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Cumberland cut. T,se; stratfora se. and B,sn,.gAs
c mes sf a. o nss. ri e9 pss nd
naiau IAss 'srces Beef ham. wee ds and nI
sss, @ s s5 sD ans
changed There was sm. inquiry for " ssms
porsn sales were sSsstsd We quote sailed sSoca
s sS ad h.%s e cured sa ana s LIZ short nS
sssess s%.na and price: rn s'' 1a'''' -
RIoE IL fair aemsnd for consumption priest
and zoo bags Patna at TIC 7c per h. Carolina neg
sPELTRR.-The market was steady but quiet Ten tend
sesisn realized &c per h., gold Domestic plates were
sgsAn.-kaw in fair demand but the extreme view.
hhds, including 2ts hAds. refining Cuba sac per
s oo s09s 10 10 4 ass: soo
sasf ss S ' s. hhd - p ons sa g
r.
q :tocs the sa., Of S for iOi,
SIG .ss 70 good fair refining ss sac; good a
prime ;sn prime 's' s' s1 tssa
f SS.s: '1i pass s .'.aSsS No.: .'S' S
d. Is e IS nhs issS do s to se issS ise
No. =. s,,s 5svs16usss :s.nd.Td 10 q
&C. as .o wS r% with viii q fair demand closing
TALLow continued active and firm Sales 100000 lbs at
Is.-FIaes in demand previous pr ces
We note 100 charcoal sizes, private
terms We quotc c. charcoal, IS 30 80 20, gold, ped
box g coke, % % % eola per box charcoal termed
81 rs ~ co. gOd box and 50 l24 81 l2J
gold, per boz. Pig quiet The sales include tons Enz3
sh private terms. We quote Banca, 3Sc, gold, PED
b. Straits S2c Slc., gold, per lb, and English BIO.
l32,sc., gold, per ID.
ToBAooo-The market for Kentucky decidedly more5
active The sales reached 400 hhds export and % hhda
for local trade at bsc lc lb Seedeaf In fai4
full prices. The l5 (lc7W Con1
neccu ana Ohio filters and seconds pr
terms; 81 QS69 sundries ut SSc 55c lbs
$50 bales Havana at from 81 PC. to 81 % per 10.
WHIsKKy-Receipts 42U Dbls. The market ruled seady4
with sales Of X00 bbs at 93c
WooThe marke. for fleece continues very firm the de
mand exceeding supply of desirable kinda Calfor
mia Texas in request rather better prces
The sales So 900 lbs California spring clip at BE-
lbs bury fall 23c s0uJ lbs. of Georgia. 40. 60U
lbs unwasheJ So &c. l0oOo lbs extra and super pued
o0c &c. 5000 lbs Texas Zoe. 5000 lbs Sorts 46c.
26600 lbs. Cape. 35c &C. 3 100 lbs Texas 1000 lbs lake
$1,000 lbs mestiza pulled, SOV lbs Cape all on prva0
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A one HUNDRED DOLLAR COSTUME.

The Desires Of Domestic for Her Mistress
Best Dress-Stcalina, Fleeing, Hiding, Ac.
cOmpIi es and Arrest.
Catharlne Burghard, very engaging kind OF q
domes ic, was yesterday taken before Justicee Ho-
gan, at the Tombs, charged with stealing magnif-
cent costume Dress worth $780, the property Of Mrs.
Ellen Perry, OF SO New Bowery, by whom she has
lately been employed. Catharfne was left alone in
the house on Sunday last, and conceived a strong
prediction for The dress, which desire she deter
mined to crafty she took the dress, locked up the
room III which she found 1t and left the house.
When Mrs. Perry discovered the loss of the
costume and on inquiry failed to discover
the whereabouts OF her renegade servant, she
gave information TO the police, VINO found her at
No. CO James street. But the valuable garment had
passed into other hands. She admitted having sold
II TO Hannah ConDors, OF No SO James street. Ham
nah, In turn finding II OF too great value for her
own use, again disposed OF It to Ellen Burke, a
young girl living in Roosevelt street, for trining
sum OF money. The officers arrested both Burghard
and Connors, whom they took with them to Burke's
house for the purpose OF Identifying the property
Arriving at the latter's residence, she admitted
purchasing the dress, and handed 10 over TO the
officers; but like her friends. she was taken to the
1ombs, where they were all committed for trial.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June SIS M
AsHEs-The market continued quiet without change IN
prices. Pots, SO rs W %, and pearls, SO 80 TO-
CoFFEEThe market for Rio inactive prices for
cargoes nominal in the absence of samples
of 5725 bags Santos and 6s5 bags Rn just per
steamer Humboldt, will be exhibited tomorrow which may
induce better inquiry small demand prevailed to-day
for Rio, in lots prices Other steady
but quiet. Messs. Arden White sum up the
States as folows-New York, $500 bags Baltimore,
470n; Savannah, 2OUO New orleans, 1855; Mo-
bile, S,4t8, Galveston, 5.2UO Total, l67,DoS bags.
We quote :kio ordinary cargoes, lUc. l015c. lair
do, l04c llc; good do llsc. t4c prime do IKE
l2c extreme range for lots, Mac ioc all gold, per b,
bags, lsc 2oc do grass mats, s>sc a2c singapore
TIC. l6c. Ceylon, lb1c. 17c Maracsibo, l3c. l7c;
Laguayra, i4c. 16c Jamaica, l3c. oJoc, 81 Domingo
lgod In bond 9c 0c. Costa kica 1876 lie. Mania,
ltc i5c Mexican, lSc. lr Savanila, loo lo1sc;
Curacao i3c loc all goid thirty to siAv DAYS c-sd duty
paid.
CopPRR.-Amercan ingot in fair demand at about
former prices We note further sales OF 275O0J los
2lssc per H. for lake Manufactured without
al cnanse IN value under moderate inquiry. Ne
Cd sheahing l9c. 2lc h.. do Soc. per To- cop
per bolts BE; copper nails, 35c per TO- yellow metal
new sheathing 22c per H.; do nails, &c per h.
bolts, 24c. per ID.
CorToN.-A fair demand prevailed for spot
possessing desirable spinning qualities For tins description
further decided advance established. Grades under
Department Agriculture Washington June g. denies
that predicted very short 1871 and states
official estimate had yet been estimate
and statement OF the conuton OF the growing win
made within two weeks from date The market to-day closed
with downward tendency. The sales follows:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANs, June 8, 1877. .
Cotton active middings, 1885, net receipts 1872 bales
gross 1886 Daies exports to Bremen l34 bales sales, 6u
bales; stock, 1858 bales
SAVANNAH, June 8, 1877.
Cotton in good demand; mddings lsc net receipts $50
bales exports to the Continent ss7 bales suee 200 baes
stock, 1907.
CHICAGO. June 9, 1871.
Flour--Spring quiet and firm; spring. IS SO TO-.
Wheat easier; spring 81 264 81 27s cash afernoon
dul. 81 "a IL IN, seller June. Corn actve No.
mixed b3ac. 53Ac., cash afternoon dull at &c., seeFt
June. Oats weak seller No. at 4y4c. Rye firm at 82c
as3c for NO Barley nominal No sprins SSc Prov v
July. ard frmer and 94c cash. loo. seer July. Meats
Shoulders 5c 5sc rousn sides &C. a7Ac Live hogs iu
and declined l5c. 25c; sales at 81 20 S3 49, Cattle very
dun and declined l0c I2ac sales at IS 90 Recepts60
bbls four $4,000 bushels wheat ~ bushels 20U00
bushels 1900 bushels S3u heels barley, 5000 hogs
Shipments bbs flour, 1900 oushes wheat l650OQ
bushels 000 bushels 35 tusnes 1900 hogs
Freights active and advanced &C. corn to Buffalo, 4Mc.
OswEGO June g. 1871.
Flour steady and unchanged sales $500 bbs at VI 70 oE
No spring. 81 SO Tor amber winter, S. for white winter
and s. rs for double EXTRA Wheat scarce sales bOQ
bushels choice Chicago spring by sample Ct seq
white Michigan At 81 Co. and lO0U bushels No Milwaukee
Club 81 as Corn dull sales 900 bushels in lots at &C..
66c. Oats dull sales 400 bushes Western at &c. Corn
NEAL 81 90 for bolted and VI ~ for unboed cwt
Mifeed unchanged; shorts $3 "a $25 ship
wines, &c. sazc Canal rcightsFlsur &c., wheat 7cs
6c; to New York lumber " to the HUDSON $S 20
Flour to Boston, &c., to New York. 40c and 70 Albany 35cI
Receipts by bushels peas and ga 700 feet Of iu
Shipments cana49 800 bushels wheat 800 busha
1000 bushels 49,, 900 feet Of lumber