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\ LIVERY LITTLE FIGHT on THE Mystic
We learn that 4 lively little skirmish &C.
cured Oh the Hampton boat Mystic. yes
;.raty. between the officers Of the boat, as
-,>lrd hy some Of the passengers, and Seve-
-. negroes. Il seems that negroes who do
not buy tir>l-claSS tickets are not allowed>to
20 on TIE upper deck, unless they go for
ward. Just after the boat left Hampton,
several negroes. who were on their way to
Boston. went on the upper deck and took
seats Mt. The captain Went to them,
s.t told them that this part of the
.,,at was reserved for ladies and their
escorts, and they must go forward or
.5yv lhe upper deck. Some Of the
negroes seemed disposed to comply with
tt.r captains order, until one of them de-
Jared. with an oath, he would not stir
from the spot. AT this the captain, whose
blood was up, seized the fellow to compel
him 10 leave the after part Of the boat,
when a General engagement ensued, which
,ndrd III the complete triumph of the
y..;,:l;n aud his friends. who drove the dis
r.tgrriy negroes 10 the lower deck. We
rom!nrud the prcmptness Of the captain in
,l.oure>>jng the incipient riot. He is as
prompt in >uppre>>ing 0isorGerly conduct
among white passengers as colored, and
4. >rrvc, the thanks of the travelling public
Tor the excellent order maintained on his
tot;. 1t i hat proper to add that We OBJ
aimed our information about the affair
irom prominent colored citizen Of Hamp-
Ion. Wan was on the boat. at the time. aud
who commended the captains conduct
Aurfl.& ,JyaThdl.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
rReportcd for the Dispatch


n.rrnr< SIDNEY CoILNaE, june IL, II.
The anniversaries OF III commenced TO-
,,oy. The trustees met this evening. Inc
nlnwing members were present ne'S' II n
Nr1in ainc, Il. Il. Price. \. w. Plt2er, /.
" ronpcr, u. W. Ewing. NJ. d. Horr. j.
n y. Atkinson, and Mcs>rS. j. Comfort.
r Trcdwav. J. II. Flood. II. Stokes. Il. a.
I>ottcrSon. r. y. Watkins. {. s. Carr1nSton,
3. :. REYNOLDS.
Tins jar the trustees have been mainly
,,,>,,,-c3 IL, receiving reports aud Amending
,n3 rrfDacting 8 code OF laws.
~. Tn-nirht the Union >ocicty held Its ami
rorsary. The Rev. Or. II. {. Alexander
rrrJdcd. The following was the pro-
ryammc Of the exercises:
y,,o;o- 0rcto7s.-C. 5. Lincamtclter, Nir-
l5nia. subject Sincerity the Sout OF Eto-
Sn"ncc." J. l.. Currie. Virginia ; SUBJECT !;
Progress Of the Age.
NrEci.~Prc>cn;ed by Meade iiasN'ns'
Virginia. 10 George u knrWe''; .nS.a'"'
Ejyol Orafor-C. W. Hollis. Virginia:
,,n~<b,yS.-R. Q. James, Virginia; VIM.
\. Wade. Virginia.
The voung gentlemen acquitted them-
s,f,rs With credit. The Clocution was Dig
,itir5 and graceful and there was = marked
.1>,nrr 6r Sophomonical rhetoric and
>ny,.q,l.ea.lc oraiory. The Slorics of Greece
,r1 Rome seem. at length. to have de
r..rea" The pleasures Of the occasion
t,,,rr diminished by the disorder and con-
".>;rn rrca;cd hy the audience. Pretty rs
ti,c ynun, ladies' were. there We're not many
,n.ijyc> Of Anne Launc. whose voice was
,.I,w anl sweet. Some one ought TO
whisper in the car Of these gallant attend
rr,> what tolcridoc once told a fellow
:" >;r. il YOU haSn'i got any sense OF pro-
urictv. pretend 10 il, sham It,
LUTTRELL.
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY AT GLovER'S GAP.
The Express coming west over the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad yesterday morning,
about Il mile east Of Gloyer's Gap, ran over
and Instantly killed a young man OF perhaps
eighteen and a child Of five or six, which
h" was trying 10 rescue from danger. The
Young man was amending fence not far
from the track, and the child, whose
brother he was. appears TO nave ieit the
house with the intention OF crossing the
road and going to him. The child, when
N,cn by the engineer, was walking along
beside the road at safe distance. When
the brother saw the train coming, he ran
down towards the road, experimenting that
III" child might attempt to cross before the
train. As the train approached, the child,
-ccln2 lis brother coming on the opposite
side Of the road, turned, with strange
fatality, and started TO run across the track,
directly i'll front Of the engine, to meet him.
he brother sprang upon the track 10
snatch it away, and IN an instant the loco
motive was upon them. and they We're
crushed beneath its ponderous wheels.
The train was stopped Us soon as posi-
Die. and all went back to see the sad spec
tacic. The child's body was dreadtully
uahG!rd. and the upper portion OF tue
Young, mans head had been crushed com
l!rtely away. The father and mother had
c"fnc out 10 the roadside, and were bend
Ing over their dead children and utterng
hrart-plcrcing lamentations. II was scene
10 met hearts Of stone, and many were
moved to tears. Tie engineer was much
Affected, and hardened by danger, as may
be supposed, turned as white us q sheet
When he looked upon the manelcd remains.
he Is pronounced entirely blameless, as
mere was not tune 10 stop the train, even
II there had been reason TO apprehend that
Tie child would get upon the track. The
name OF The family our informant was not
,Gtc OF, but be thought it was Sisscn.
"hceLny Mtcligencer.
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.'hATEsT FRom rAaHInaTo ,l.l.
The Statements or, g Rev.,
TO KuLiux unfruuas ~ = =. .seia.Io

1he Statements OF g Rev., r.aL,r -
20 Auki1x Outrazcs Dcnburicea:
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Goy. I. sn,isnr -.
Alabama, who Ia here under s,1mn,o,ss ~ y.
Ethe huklux Committee, utterly dennn mc caa
the testimony Of Rev. A. s. Eakin whoro
ne onaracterfzes as sneak and liar ana
a stirrer.up. OF strife. He saws that one
proof of the falsity OF Lakin's statement 10
still living in the locality of which he sneaks
Gov. Lindsay lives In the same locality. He
represents Alabama as thoroughly quiet and
peaceful. -, :.
: Gov. Lindsay will probably testify to.
morrow.
...-' General News.
WASHINGTON. June 14.-Mtnister Wash
burn, at Paris, has leave to visit home.
Rev. g. G. Chenoworth has been ap-
pointed disbursing agent of-tte PoE-office
Department.
The homeopathic removed by the for
mer Commissioner, Of Pensions has been re-
stored by the present Commissioner as med
fcal examiner.
A clerk in the Auditors Office shot ne
gro magistrate in the groin to-day. The
quarrel grew out Of o swindle in the; sale Of
secondhand stove. LJf !
- :. Weather Report. .. =
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Probabakhes /: It
Is probable that on Thursday the barome-
ter will have very generally fallen, with
somewhat increasing cloudineSs and tempe
nature.
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DESTRUCTION OF A CoAL-OrL REFINERY
At CANToNU-Another large and disastrous
fire occurred yesterday, she scene this time
being at Canton, In the portion Just be-
vond the city limits, by which the large
coal.oil refinery Of Messrs. Fluharty, Ham.
Ill & Gwynn, situated on Clinton street.
was entirely destroyed. ss'7797 ~
The North German sfiip Ferdinand.
which was lying at the refinery wharf
loading for Europe, and had Just taken
aboard LOO barrels Of oil. caught fire
during the first Of the conflagratior. hnt.
after the bowsprit was burned nearly OF.
a tuGboat succeeded In hauling her ont
into the stream safely.
Incidents Of the Ffrc.-A strong ,soutb.
westerly wind prevailed during fhe dav
and there were but few sparks from tIs
buildings, but the smoke which assembled
from the tanks. burning buildings. and
wharves was blown in masses fonniies into
the country, and was visible in Long Green
Valley, distance Of sixteen miles, and was
also visible for distance of about twenty
miles on the line OF the Northern Eentral
railroad. The smoke was so dense that 70
people coming at the latter distance it an
peared rs If great storm was gathering In
the heavens. The heat in the Yicjnity of
the fire was so intense that a portion of the
~ uh ioo' VI Tue copper works next to the
refinery was. nea ~ red hot. When line
OF hose was laid on Clinton street, rs far as
the bonded warehouse, about twenty feet
OF it was in few minutes burnt and
rendered worthless. One OF the features
OF the conflagration was that great
sheets OF flame We're waited from the
tanks over the adjacent buildings for
distance Of about TWO blocks, to disap-
pear amidst the immense volumes of black
smoke. When these columns of flame were
being whtrled from the tanks, the firemen
III The immediate track of the flame were
forced to throw themselves on the ground
IN order to avoid the scorching heat and
sitting smoke. The air during the fire was
|tmpresnated with gas, and along Clinton
and other streets apjaccnt to the confiagra-
ton the women AID children who lined the
sidewalks all suffered more or less from the
fumes Of the gas.
The Losses and Insuronce.-The loss to
the buildings and machinery of the refinery
will amount to about $50, 900, aud the dam.
age to the stock will amount to about S52,.
600, about two-thirds of which is covered
by insurance in Baltimore and other offices,
but the names of the companies could NOT
DO definitely ascertained. -
The TWO principal tanks were still burn.
ing at late hour last ight.-Baltimore
Sun, 14th 49,.
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The city of Wheeling, West Virginia, is
in trouble because the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is thought to design making the
connection between the main stem and
Hcmpteld branch by line to run mile or
SO outside Of the city limits. Wheeling, for
some inscrutable reason, wants the freight
cars to run through her limits. . .'
The Newark Every Day is out strong and
heavy, daily, in favor Of Gov. Theodore F.
Randolph, Of New Jersey, as the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
The North German schooner Probus went
down at sea May oath. The captain and
crew were rescued and brought to Norfolk
by the Julia, Of the same country.
Returns from the income tax this season
demonstrate quite concluSively that it has
fallen off more than two-thirds as compared
with last year.
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A DOM P1ATr YARN.-Senator Sumner
received letter several weeks since, dated
New Hampshire, and signed by female
name, stating that the writer was on her
way to Washington to ask for shelter in his
house. 1t was evidently written by an in.
sane person, and it has been followed by a
dozen or more in the same strain, each one
dated at some place nearer Washington
than the one which had preceded it. The
writer has ut last reached her destination.
having evidently walked all the way, and
presenting most pitiable appearance. She
is evidently insane, and the authorities, on
the recommendations of physicians, have
taken her to the National Asylum.
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Jefferson Davis Explains Himself.

New YORK, June IA special from
Chattanooga says: 81 saw private letter
from Jefferson Davis to Col. Styles, of the
Albany (Ga.) Neeos, in which he complains
of the manner in which his speeches at At
lanta and Augusta have been misconstrned
by the northern press. He says he never
wished, directly or indirectly, to counsel
the southern people not to tolerate the stu
alton. He thinks they ought to wait pa
tiently until the returning good sense of the
northern people brings ABOUT the reversal
of the more obnoxious features in the re-
cent Congressional legislation. He disa-
vows most strongly anything like the re-
vival Of armed resistance. There was one
part of his Atlanta speech which was not
reported. Before saying he did not accept
the stuation,' MIR. Davis asked any north
ern reporter who might be present to take
particular notice Of his words, and he then
said ne did not desire to be understood as
advising anything like disl oyalty to the
Government" H. - 80
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New YORK STOCK and sronev NJ,

NEW YORK, June M-Exchauge was firm r a.
the close of SALES. The leading bsnks bad nd.
vanced their rates. Gold sold down TO ils during
the day. Money very easy at 2als per cent. ster-
ling nrmer. Gold ll2iRll2a. Governments SHADY
all day; sls 1l1a 'a9's LIZ; 'crs. ia; 'es's ll2
new llAs e1's, same; 1875. llaa; lo-4o,s. taosi.
state securities generally steady. New South
Cardinals very active. Tennessee's ps; new,
same. vrgiula's, es: new, 7aa. Louisfana's, 90;
new, ca. Leeve's, sos; s's, IS. Alabana's, 1o2 {;
SIS, u. Georga's, So 7's, o2{ North Carollna's,
AZ new. 81. South Cardinals, 10; new, 90. d! Z
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TeIegraphlc Summary.

Moses Kirkpatrick, an experienced New
Orleans pilot, has been appointed Inspector
between Cincinnati and Cairo. 1851
The Christian Moral Science Congress as
sembled in Philadelphia yesterday, Mayor
Fox presiding. .......
A writ of habeas corpus has been granted
in New York for the " bruisers," Collins
and Edwards: ,.-,:" -:
Assistant Secretary Richardson, with
corps of clerks and safe full of bonds, left
New York yesterday for Europe.
Captain VIM. Rankin, q veteran of the
Mexican war, died at San Francisco ycster-
day. 81
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The Revolution I'm Mexico.

SAN FELIPE. MEXICO, June 3, via Indian
ola, Teas, June IA strong rebel posi-
ton in Guerrero has been taken by the
Government troops.
The bombardment of Tamplco is ICON.
tinued. The rebels have inspired great
terror by the fire, and silenced the Govern
ment batteries. y.
Placido Yiga upholds the Sinalva judges.
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COMMERCIAL

Fs*.Ss ; RInxI,, TD FIoUp gxnHhrar,
<"t ~ .n w, VA, June ID, la7i.
E Hnsde.7zsWh1te Nom ;. Red. 90 busbe,a
g1ts.-2se bllsbeIs. iso nnshels.a
IIpe.-aS hn1i1eis. II
Tsros1nstnR. lilo bna rels.
G1nfpsthQ.--2e0 hushe1 9. -.&E r
Woot.-sod pounds. E
t wnsat-1ped: 90 I,ush.;ls prime at nm 7.t.,
loo nusbela on nrivat terms 40 bnshasc. Mixed,
total TAG bushels. - bushels mt s31c.-
., os-s2 bnsbels good ut Tic; lea bnsh,,u !.
HHe.-sS bushels yer good at "a,
ShlpssuR. ---l6o .bHshPle nc g. AN
Poot.-Unwashed,5 500 pounds at 3sc. i.,a -.,.
.s.. REMAKKs.
Corn took q small step In advance 70. d.,
toliowedsulE Prime red wheat sold at tba ,ors.
Standing Ru re OF sl.7o for prime,
New wheat, the new Exchange. and .,a .u
Councils wero ;fnsengrossinR topics Of cannvere,
ton on 'Chan,'e to-day, new wheat takln tho Ia y
Of all other 50 bects, as that has 81 per cent nj
tached TO IT,: Ak ! z ,..etEs
This evening at O'Clock meeting or the Board
Of Directors " III be held at the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Com merce for the purpose or appoint
ing committee OF five members Of the associa-
tlon (uot drectors) onominste regular ticket for
directors for, the ensuing year, and to appoint
three inspectors to conduct the election on the day
an time appoin ted-July ], 1871 It Is hoped every
member win be present.
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ENcoREs DEaANDED.-MissK Kellogg hay
ing been advertised to sing three songs at
a concert in Waterbury. Connecticut, the
american Of that town calculates that by a
Judicious demand for encores, she may be
induced to make the three six. "Six songs
by Miss Kellogg" exclaims this shrewd
connoisseur, "to be had in our own City
Hall. Tickets, one dollar! Frequently
have two dollars been paid to hear her sing
t,co songs in the large halls in the great
cities The fine Yankee instinct Tor q
bargain never was more naively displayed.
And what commentary upon the IMPOSE
ton Of encores !-Neao York Tribune.
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r OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE Lat, 1871.


This fayorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
son. Among other improvements there has been
added an elegant and spacious ballroom, adjoin-
Ing tie parlor the parlor has been enlarged and
improved, and the proximity OF the two renders
each easily accessible. II will be kept In style
not surpassed anywhere In Virginia.
Tho WATERS OF these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve nost cases Of Scrofula,
clp,ent Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chron-
&c Lafyngitis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
pepsla, chronic Darrh9a, Chronic Dysentery.
Ipey are siso great value In those affections
which are peculiar to the female constitution, and
as an appetizer, tonic, and general restorative,
waters. The proprietor win have provided for the
lawns and BALLROOM a frst-class Band OF Music,
and In general all the sources Of amusement and
recreation usually found at our best summer re-
sorts Will be at the command OF the guests at
'ROCKBh1DGE ALUM The place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, ETC., by rail- all In daylight: Pas-
sengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth and
level road OF only eight miles, set down the wis.,
tors 1T the Springs TO tea. 49,
TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL
JAS. A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
IT. a. e. NOEL, Of Baltimore, Resident Phya-
NC: s: M. MULLEN, late of Cspon Springs,
VII! be found here this season.
The Rockbridge Water is for sale by. PUR-
Charlottesville. -
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
NV 16-LI6lhA
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June 14.-Associate JUS
tice Bradley, Of the United States Circuit
Court, has refused to grant an injunction
prohibiting the State authorities from issu-
ing State bonds TO the New Orleans. Mo
bile and Texas railroad in accordance with
acts of the Legislature. - i
Divide De Buys, City Comptroller, is dead.
Colonel James Nelligan, a distinguished
ex- Confederate officer and well-known
turfman, died this morning. =
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The Crons TN Caltfornia.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE barley
this season will be an average crop. The
wheat will be about two thirds crop. The
vintage will be the largest ever seen in Cali
fornia, and the other crops are good
throughout the State. =.
The Cotton-Growers' Association report
a complete success in the San Joaquin val
lev. The crop is the finest ever seen on the
continent. . The drought has no effect
IInon IT, -.s. ~s
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AMERICAN readers are often amused with
the names of Chinese. To them Ii Pc Tai
and Chy Lung look very funny. But per-
haps it is only in the way we print it. Sup
pose some OF our own were given thus !:
Da Wis and Gree Ley, Schuy Ler Col Fax
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The LEVY CLAIM.-The Southern Loyal
Claims Commission were engaged all of TO-
day in hearing the case of Jonas p. Levy,
the owner of the Monticello estate in Vir-
ginia. Levy's loyalty to the Union received
rather q blasting shot when some CORE
spondence Of his with the Confederate War
Department was unearthed from the rebel
arcbive office, wherein, among other re-
quests, he asks that the oyerseer of the
Monticello farm be arrested for hauling
down the Confederate flag Washington
decentralization Sun. ,
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Affairs of the Alabama and Chatta.
nN0ga Railroad.

1885, nO0ga Railroad.
CHATTANOOGA, June 14.-The committee
of creditors in conference with MIR. Stanton
to consider the affairs of the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad have resolved to ex-
haust the law to defeat compulsory bank
examine the books and accounts Of the
road, and publish the result. 1t was also
resolved that Stanton be appointed agent
to operate the road, and that financial
agent be appointed to handle the money
in the interest Of the creditors-debts
laborers, and employees have preference.
A committee of three was appointed, with
whom Stanton is to consult and advise IN
the management of the road.
1t is believed that if Stanton is allowed
to operate the road the last dollar will be
paid. An extension of one, two, and three
years is asked, at per cent. interest, upon
certain guarantees from Stanton. r.
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Gala Day In New Hampshire-Inau
guraffon Of Governor Weston.

CONCORD, June 14.-The gala day In New
Hampshire commenced at daylight this
morning by the firing of thirty-four guns.
Immense crowds from the country; are in
the city. The military and fire companies
ration Of Democratic Governor; IS exces-
siYe. '., >l... Il.
Governor Weston, after imposing cere-
monies, was inaugurated, and read his mes
sage. 81 = -.a..'H-
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lnE great practical political question in
t4i> country for several years has been
whether the Democratic or Republican
parry could be managed with the most
complete folly. The Democratic managers
haze succeeded in being bigger fools than
The Republicans. Hence the Republicans
are s;ili in power. That's ALL Cinctnnah
C9aintcTctGt.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fORT OF RICHMOND, JUNr. ID, 1871.

,..t ..r.. q. ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kingsmlll G.. L. Cur
RE, agent.
schooner Milton, Corsey Baltimore, grain,
HaxRll & Crenshaw. .
Schooner america, Paul, Alexandria. grain,
G -lIego MIls. 'E't
f..Gs3E4 a. = SAILED, II
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chdndise aud passengers
Schooner Joseph MCGEE. Lynch, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis s. Parker. -
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Fortress Mon
roe TO load and return, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Soatherner, -, Baltimore, granite,
Curlie & Co.. 81. -
Schooner j. a. Lockwood, Sharrett from New
York, and one schooner, name UNKNOWN In tow
for kichuond.
I"-ts .-..s MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, June 1a.-Arrived, steamer State
Of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
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John Cooper, a New York negro, en-
-tged in teaching a colored school on Avon
street, III this city, vas before the Mayor on
Tuesday morning on the charge OF cow
hiding Lafayette Parker. Il small white boy,
on Monday. He was jailed to await the ac-
r.u o. the grand jury.-No,J0lk Journal.
The Christian denominat ion contemplate
the erection OF 4 church in Norfolk.
Mark Byrd, prominent lawyer Of Shen-
audoan county, died Il few days ago.
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WIN. CULLEN BRYANT is building q mag
nihcent residence on the site of his mothers
birthplace, in Cummington, Mass, the old
Bryant homestead, where he was born.
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Domestic Ma,'kets-rBY TELEGRAp,

domestic mafkets-lBY IELEGRAPu.1
NEW YORK. June A.-Cotton irregular; low
grades declined higher grades ADVANCED; sales,
$50 nales 29tc atr, 20 doll
good to choice s7.at0sa. Whtskey, sa3c. Wheat
heavy and l@2c. lower; winter red and amber
western. S1.s2; white Ohio, $Le5; choice amber
state, $l:e!a Corn unchanged. Pork shade
lower at Sis. 5o@S15. 75. Lard lower kettle lie.
Turpentine firm at 4ssc. Rosin dull at Sa. $500
aa.60. Tallow steady ut sGasc. Freights more &C
tive. 49,
BALTIMORE, June Northumberland mostly
FOR speculation {; middin gs, lsic; net receipts.
LAS. bales: Flour more a active: Wheat scarce ;
southern active at s30s6c.; yellow firmer at 7etO
soc. cats active ct 74Qls2c. Pork, sls.5o{ Bacon
rib 9aGQ9ic.' Lard, l1@9l1c. Whiskey, sac.
Virkinias-Old, $40 Dld, s4i asked !; '6a's. 7a bid
IS asked 'e7's, 10 asked; coupons DID, e8 bid 8si
asked new, rs asked. North Carolina's-Old, ii
bid ; new, q bid.
CINCINNATI, June E.-Tlour In fair demand
and firm. Corn unchanged and quiet. Pork dull
and de lining sales at $l5 so Lard, lotc. asked
1oc. offered. Bacon firm: shoulders, &C.: clear
sides ptc. Whiskey advanced; sales At soc.