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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRG RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF THE PREsIDENT,
RICHMOND. VA, May !. 1871. }
4 GENERAL MEETING OF the stock
n holders OF the RICH MOND AND PEIEES,,
HI1RG RAILROAD COMPANY Is hereby called
to br held ut the office of The company corner OF
Byrd and sth streets. IN the city OF Kichmoha, W.
on the STU DAY OF JUNE REAI, W Il 0 cloeA
BY order of the Board of Directors. ,.,.
NJ w, WARRINGTON, 4.
Secretary and Treasurer. my o-"
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GRANT AND SHERMAS.-A correspondent
Of the New York H"rdld, who has Inter
viewed Gen. GRANT, represents HIM AS say
ing of Gen. SHERMAN:
Gen. Grant: ''Wcll (after q pause),
don't know. Sherman and l are warm
friends, and am not authorized to speak
for him. OF one thing feel pretty certain.
however,, and that is. that Sherman won
stand on any platform The Democrats will
make. See what the Ohio Democrats are
doing. In their new departure platform
they adhere to the Reputation pink. That
Is not much Of departure from the old
stand"
Correspondent "But they have thrown
over all the other dead issues
Gen. Grant {: That does not matter.
Pendeton, Davis. and the tire-eatlng SOUTH
erners will pull them back. In fact, they
have done it now. So, sir: sherman can
have no utilization with such men. lie Is
no Democrat, and never WAS. He proba-
Div knows very we'll that if the Democracy
succeeded, the southern leaders. who are
still hostile to The union OF the states. ana.
in that view, enemies of the republic,
would gain possession of the Government
and before long ann'll, SO far as they could,
the acts of the Republican party. That
will hardly be permitted, III this century
al least
Gen. SHERMAN may not run u the Demo-
cratic candidate, and yet may beat GRANT.
lie may bc nominated by the Republicans.
Indeed. he vii! he, we doubt not, il he Will
consent to accept their nomination. GRANT
seems TO have an idea that SHERMAN might
run as the Democratic nominee, yet repu-
diate the Democratic platform. This ne
will not be allowed to do and he is too
wise to wish TO run under such circuln-
stances. We are pleased to find that GRANT
doesn't feel confident that SHERMAN Will re-
fuse to become Il candidate.
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SURRENDERED HIMsELr.-Nathan Lee, the
negro who shot and killed another negro
named Albert Watson, ut WailaccS 1ailK,
near Bristol, on Tuesday last, on Hat'lifay
surrendered himself to the authorities. He
was examined before Il magistrate, and
sent ON for final trial by the County Court,
and committed to Jail for safc-kceplnS unln
that time. -Lynchburg Repubhcan.
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r OST-FIVE DOLLARS RE-SSS
WARD. Left The Public Ware. A@N
honse on sunday night the 2sth of May. Low !;
TH1CK-SHT WHiTE HOUND. with black hea d
and other black spots, wi leather colar OH ai,a
re annparance of scratches under his legs me
above reward will be paid for his return TO fuo-
IT. warehouse. .,cIrp
jr- ~ An'~iibN'
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IT OST, somewhere between the corner OF
l 4 Grace and 18th streets and the Law BuiIdlpg'
i LARGE LIE ATHER PoCk ET-BO0h, c0 ny
one Init ma A liberal reward will he paid for The
book and contents. MANuOM liz liz
i 7-9,* Carriage makers, Lombard alley
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HORSES, MULES, &C., FOR SALE.
TOR SALE, a No. MULE. two 1sS
L CARTS and HARNESS, one EsSEaHV
DIRT the other sprlnglcart. Can he seen
at 1917 Main street. leS-3.*
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A FTON HOUSE.-This new and beauti.
N ful summer resort, Just flushed aid re".y
furnished, situated on the Blue Ridge mounts ~
Alton depot on ihe Chesapeake aua quo a.o
road Will be open on the lst OF June. noalu.
per month. Sig per week for less than mon, ~
and o. per day; children under twelve. years SAN
colored servants half-pricr. ,,,o, s. Co
my l7-:m 3. Il. GooDLoE /" ~"
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LOST, SrRAYED, &c.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM GI3
= my residence on Sunday last small Lib.
HE;I COW A liberal reward Will be glVeh ZOE
hei c1"i l. CIV A'o' " :, f.. NOBLE.
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MILLINE RY.

MIAKlIN EN- H
MILLINERY (UP.STAIRS).-l aese2s
nj EW GOODS embracing all the latest .ShoKe
STYLES of HATS aud BoNEETS, III STRAW, Ne".
pl,tan, ard Chip Also, a handsome assortment
If FINE FLOWERS, BRIDAL VEIL LACE or
the best uuaIigy, and ORANGE WREATliS; 10
witch / call the attention Of the ladies:
~ Mrs. NJ. j. DAVIS,
es1w 9O7 Main ST., bet. 9th and 10Th.
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OAPON SPRINGS,

" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
by FRAZtER q SALE, late OF RoGkbridge Alum
Strings. and now proprietor of Virginia Hotel,
Stanton. Va, The undersigned having leased
thIs elegant establishment, are now engaged In
thoroughly refitting and refurntshlng the same,
from Placement to attic, At q very heavy outlay.
The water Of :. Gold Spring" Is 9eng 9rougat IN
pipes from the mountain, and d1strlDuted on
every floor of the hotel, supplying also the mod
7 The MINERAL WATER Of Capon Is alkaline,
and has an established repute for its acton In
dyspepsia, all affections of the kidneys, bladder
urinary passages, and OF the skin, diseases OF
women and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING is admirable for Its saluority
and The great volume OF water, and was declared
by Sir Henry Rulwcr Ton visit here With Mr..
Websterl unsurpassed by anything he had seen IN
The AIR of Capon is distinguished for It's puri-
tfcity.
A hne Alum Water of the vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises will be furnished daily
TO guests, without charge.
The proprietors offer to the public, as an earn
est of their cndeayors for the comfort OF their
guests, int successful experience of sixteen
years In The conduct OF The Rockbridge Alum
Springs.
For full description, particulars OF routes, &c.
we refer to our circul n, which may be had or
Purcell, Ladd & Co., druggists, Richmond, or on
application by letter to us at the Springs.
In review OF the equivalents offered, our terms
are at least as moderate as any IN Virginia.
Board by the week, SIT so: by the month, $50
down TO $50, according to duration OF visit
FRAZIER & SAIL
nv 18-eod1m Proprietnrs.
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cnthe 9Th Of juno, by Rev. N. W. Wilton. Jo Isl,
r. A NDERSoNt TO LAURAJ. MAY; bo.h OF i hioA-
,uond
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CALF SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
MILES SOUTH OF GREEN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

BRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The attention of the patrons Of the Virginia
Springs is directed to this beautiful summer
resort, witch will he open for visitors on the lSI
OF JUNE. The value of the mineral waters, and
most reasonable terms, should persuade many 10
make this their summer home. ~
Billiard saloon and bowling alley FREE OF
CHARGE to visitors.
Terms s45 per month al5 per week; - per
dav.
For further inform alton, address
G.. s. PEYTOA s. BROTHER,
nv 49, eodlr Propretors.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a.
NI bers Of Mstropolit n Lodge No. IL; are A
requested to attend n stated meeting oil lne, y
Lodge at st. Adams Hali THIS tThursdayl nv NJ
MING, June 9Th. at O'Clock. The elecslon Oh
officers for the ensuing year VII take pite ,.a,a
Members OF sister Lodges ere invited To attend
BY order f the W. NJ. -..-
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me- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAYERS
AT HOME ALSO.

AT HOME ALSO.
7. PRICE & CO.,
Keeping their stock new and fresh at all seasons,
are getting In daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPLINS,
FANCY ORGANIZES and JACONETS for hot
More of their best quality IRON GRENADINES,
VIII re and COLOkED PIQUES,
FIQUE TRIMMINGS,
Beautiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns. In
endless variety PERCALES Also
BLACK TAEtSE for summer mourning dresses,
BLACK CIIALLIES, very best quality,
BLACK 81 and 6-4 MOUSE LINES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and CIR ZAP
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS,
EMBROIDERIES IA lovely lotl,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS,
MUSL1N SLEEVES,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &C.
BOYS AND GENTS GOODS.
White and Colcred Linen Drills and Ducks !;
Fancy Cassmcres, French we'll rs Virginia.
made; Vestings in every style: SockS, Collars,
&C.; Lncn-BuS Shirts Gau2e Shirts Draw
crs !: Black and Colored Silk and Thread Gloves,
&C., &c.
Everything sold of best quality, and at the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed but Whist is
good of It's kind. Z. X. PRICE Il Co.,
je2 llol Main street.
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THOR SALE PRIV ATELI, ONE-HALF
II INTEREST In a QUARRY Of The BEST
GRANITE, and iueXhaustihle in quantity, less
Ian five miles from Richmond. transportation
SAoi j. l.. APpERSON,
Real Estate Agent and hucti oneer.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
1917 MAIN STREET..
I have this day received per express my second
supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
for gents, youths, and boys wear. consisting OF
from SO. SO up to $50 a SUIT. Fine BLACK, BLUE,
and BROWN DRESS FROCk COATS at low
prices.
Cassimeres, Black Cloths, Doesktns, Blue Flan-
mel, and Vestings. which l MAKE UP TO Or
DER IN STYLE.
My stock OF FURNISHING GOODS ts COM
pletc. JULIUS kKhhER,
ap2 70 MerchanL Iallor.
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SysRGEEIA NEWS.
correspondence of thc Richmond u,rpa''" 1s.
rn. s,ourss -Grop~-g.egialasa

'rcorrespon deuce of thc Richmond pirp"''".1
rne x,ourss -SYropS--B1eGiaiasa -sSe'
IL prAR1spuRs. June 3, 1911.
Tho C;rau;t Court for Giles county com
,,,aanod an the 1st, Judge -AleNandcr MA
hnnS nrcsidIng. This being the JUDGES
-. n IF residence, most of the ola causes
had ~ hc continued because inc JUICE Iao
room counsel for the parties ociore ms eieo-
t,,n 10 the bench. Inc court VII - ~,
t ,,' s;o,,rn on Tuesday. as several oil the
' na sc, and the Judge himself will have 10
attend the Mercer court, "h'ei WIN
mcpres on Thursday. .....
Tho crops in Giles and adjacent counties
may be summed up rs Follows: Giles
Wheat sood-Aboyc average; grass moue.
rate: oats promising; corn, small put
healthy: rye thin; stock IN good conol-
t,on. and much i'm proved in blood. Mont
monerv, Bland, Pulaski, and CraiS, same
rs Giles. Roanoke and Botctourt-Wneat
below average other crops, &c, perhaps
about average.
learn that Col. Albert G. Pendleton
and James u. johnson, two leading MEM
bers of the bar in Giles. Will prooapiy DC
opposing candidates TO till the slippers OF
+. w. Manhood. Esq, in the next House OF
Delegates. Either would MAKE an eNG in,
lent representative. | further learn that
Cant. Henry Bowen, Of Tazcwcll, is cam
didate for reelection. but has opposition IN
The person of DIR. Floyd, brother of Gen:
John 3. FLOYD. Mr.. Addison Davis Will
probably be returned from Bland, and Jno:
w. II. Smith from Russell. am informed
Major 4. l.. Woodson declines to run for
Craig and Allegheny, and that Capt. Harry
| Robertson or Capt. Carpenter, of Allie
rhany, will probably be returned in hi.
! place. Botetourt and Roanoke have MOI
spoken out yet. 1t is probable that Coz
| Cary Breckenridge will not be candidate
for Botetourt. Col. Edmund Pendlctol
has not get decided whtthcr he Will run
for the Senate again or not. There VII
probably be several Conservative candl
dates, and of course one irrcprcss'6te, un
less convention be held. LIGuTFooT.
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Just received, JAPANESE POPLINS, in new
Styles at CSC;
FIG,D GRENADINES, all colors, at 45c.;
PURE LLAMA LACE SHAWLS 1t BIS;
FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced TO 2ec.;
ANDROSCOGGIN FRUIT OF THE LOOM and
BATES B. B. BLCH'D COTToSSat l63c.;
Wamsutts, New York Mills, and Davol BLCH'D
COITOES;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS, PLAID MUSLlNS;
ORGANIZE MUSLINS, BISHOP LAWNS;
IRISH LINENS NOTTINGHAM LACES;
A large line of SHEETINGS and HOUSED UhN-
ISHING GOODS, In great variety.
ALSO,
TRIMMING SILKS, all colors;
CHALLIES, in bright shades;
FRENCH LAWNS and GlNGHAMS;
Another supply of BLACK RIBBED SlLh NJ
,nv24 5. HIRSH, 6o7 Broad street.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

WOODWARD s. SON,
w LUMBER DEALERS.
SAWED AND SPLIT LATHS,
CYPRESS AND PINE SHINGLES,
nv Ia CEDAR AND OAK POSTS.
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SUMMER RESORTS. !
Fv,HE HEALING SPRINGS,
= bath, COUNTY, VA,


Are now open with aceommod asionsf for THREE
HIJSD RED VISITORS. -, ~ :.
) Thecs Springs, situated IN the beautiful " arm
'spring valley occupy o central position in tne
gronp Of MiGeral springs for which snis par 0a
Virgins Is so remarkable. me eceneIy - RfanSS
aud beautiful, the air pure and e1 hliaratng anu
the bathing luxurious and tnFigoratme, pro-
tiucf1g b delightful glow on the surface, ana Inn
parting q roseate and beautiful tint tome conl-
Dlexion. r..t,o and
Ohio railroad from Coviugton depot nfteen miles
over o fue turnpike road OF easy faaeS' p'''ine
In full view of the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and tho SPLENDID scenery on Jackson's river.
Versions leaving Washington or Richmond III
the M corning can reach the Springs via Covlogton
the eaSne n1eht or remain ut CoviDgton ana or lie
nj the SDrings next morning.
Prof KESSNICa'5 CELEBEATED BAND
has been engaged for the season..
Pam phiets attestiog the curative pp2peefTIies o.
the waters can be had OF Messrs. PURCEhL.
LADD & CO., Richmond, or Of the agent az Inc
M. 81. HOUSTON, nj. D., resident physica q.
BOARD: s. per day $50 per week S1s per
month, or 800 per month for two months or more.
Children under ten years and colored servants na
price.
je8-2aw2w Is. N. QOAkLEs, Agen..-
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE 1st, 1871.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
son. Among other improvements. there has been
added an elegant and acious ballroom, ad)oin.
Ing the parlor; The parlor has been enlarged ard
improved and the proximity OF the two renders
eacn easily accessible. IL will be kept IN style
not surpassed anywhere In Virs inla.
The WATERS OF these special springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases or scrofua, In
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chron.
ic LaryngtJis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
pepsia, Chronic DlarrhGa. Chronic Dysentery.
They are also greet value In those affections
which are peculiar 10 the female consttatinl ana
as apelizrr, toGic, and general restorative
thsy are, perhaps, unriyal!ed @mongst minerh
waters. J he proprietor will have provided for tue
lawns and ballroom tir5t-clfsS Band OF Music,
and I'm general all The sources of amusement ana
recreation usually found al our best summer re-
sorts will be 1T the command Of the guests az
'ROCKBRIDGE ALUM The place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours of Richmond, Washing-
ton, Baltimore, ETC., by rail-, all In daylight. Ps,-
seugers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake ana Otlo
railroad at Goshen depot, and New ana eiegaut
stage coaches, passing rapidly over Smooth ana
level road of only eight miles, set down the fisl-
'''0 JAS. 4. FEsZiER, Proprietor.
nr. II. &. NOEL, If Baltimore, Resident PbYs!-
clan.
Mr.. s. u. MULLEN, late Of CapOn Springs,
will be found here this Season. w
The Rockbridge Water Is for sale by fUi.-
CELL, LAID & CO., Richmond n. A: y {; \.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. NJ. AClNIlhE,
Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application
nv 2a-tl5thA
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
"a PETERSBURG, VA,
hi@huiicturers OF News, Book, and Wrapping
Papers.
orrers solicited. To which we promise prompt
and faithful attention.
NICKNAME Il CO.,
my 2e-sm Grocera and Commission Merchants.
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President of the Board OF Directors Of hawey
Springs Company. my 20 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

1 t @ 1so sI-Rougb al weights naJcj Rough soobsrn,
s sS in both Domestic and Foreign very dbl and n
gAvAI sroPpsl Yrsss are nominal.
nI on 90 adjournment Of the naval Store
an"cid spirits furpenune \ s y, s5c ~, s s,,as
oIigof American ~ i W.. y % 5 Pitch unchanged
prces ar without qaotahe ehAnr. " % "a lsa' ~ "a
5Ga9 for bbl. For cde Vial, ne quot . III ~ ' i N 49,
ye quiet bat steady Larl Oh a., S marc, io sp pa
i,l a. N W. - 49, y seay At nlagc Other Ols
N'h oniy 70 m"i''ANfA-
PRoylsIoSsTe better feeling end NOR, ,. as ,b,, si.
the trade have purchased freely, and there h.i.
tive inquiry also good demand to cover maturing es Ply Al ~
fact that the West hold 40OOlOD pounds bas nss S 81
their large supplies q Pork might anticipate sharp stva 49, ~,
Notwithstanding the LIBERAL arrivals; tie large arrivals q ha. -,
Chicago and the advance the exert conservative s.
the business for the future has been large and a. improving pr
10 Prime Mesa limited business has been done al tm the market
been much depressed prices entirely nOmns the unfayoo
pool reports adding the depression later Liverpool qnooas
show improvement hrmer feeling apparent Boa sout
activity In ben done irregular
prces to-day the demand for Pork has been quite Moderate and prices
nominal though fa!orR Ssye to 'oe e'en ne ale, eSs and reg
Prime Is for Prime Mess Tor delivery.
the nOmins Of 80 bb, seller July is 81 and
calls met and prices sti are easy: sses Of rs Dbl.
Terce Beef without activity and nominal mchlngd hough cbocs
resh gacked pretty steady Se quote at s20a - or Prime Mess
less nonns; of35 bills for Western. Cut Meat
ver7 slow Of sale and prices uncertain, though PRIME grades DO r IN
4al5ie or Smoked and Canvae TO- 20 hhis Ham, at 2c and -
hhds shoulders at &c Bacon mees With hue inqg and no
for Long Clear and sia8c for fancy Of City Cured Dressed Hogs
selling slowly about former rates at s. aoic for Guy
and The market weak .sles Of bblS and sl
sidOc for City, O.c for r 20 prime seam AID lsae for
axe of sumner Lard checks the trade Winter Rendered
NETWORK FOR the WEEK ENDING
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SATURDAY, July 1-P. NJ.


The week closes upon an extremely duii
stock market but while the sales of the day nave oeeh
very small indeed, prices have maintained mhch hni-
ness and quotations have slightly advanced rom yes
tcrIay sfgures. The fact that two or three mondays III
terye between this and the next meeting OF the boru
Of Brokers would Of itself be sufficient to indlspose spec
ulaors TO operatc if had not the other TACT that Tue
bulls and bears have apparently reached that DUBIOUS
pont in the speculative game where zone party is
afraid and the other dare not" SO while we sae mere
and there little light sSirmishing' neither
party seems to have the courage W
riyc the other earnest battle. Up 10
hort II u, there were moderate transactions in North
Western Common and Preferred Rock Island New YORK
Central Reading and Pacific Mail; but the later dealings
dwndled into insignhcance, and at the close Dey SUI
cnt was done to establish quotations. Miscellaneous
shares were dull while coal and express stocks were
very lightly dealt in. We notice sales Of western Union
Telegraph at $50; Spring Mountain Coal at 7G American
NJ IT, EXPRESS at So Adams at SO and Pacific hal at ~
Tho rIloing we're the highest and lowest prices paid
for active stocks at the board to-day:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

zoe irregular and dull except Tor gss. Is'r9 e,,r-
Sur. rsnr asa ss rs 80 gSsT 5i Family, ~ 7s6slet
Western Supersne s5ds5 81, Klt. 80 nlol! ed -
have declined White, ~ $50 ~ 90. AI9es 100 ".
White Southern s2c YeoS Souhen, 10 Mixed Mesrn, RoI
Osts dull Nv esiem. 6Odo Pr0'souS "bA' ''"S
99c .... - 40.
PHGADHIPuII July LCotOp irregular Mddiug upAnds @is
Ole Mddins 2Ie Quetrou Foar huet
more active Rita Family ts.dt1i wheo1ss 99ssi Ms :
Od Red Wseu 81 d 90 New Southern Si s3ctl 60 k,v'
unchanged Cora quiet yellow, 7Salsc Mixed Westn, aeI
Oats In f demand 63d6e Coffee snier With an mP oil demaads
RIO 2iaue Lagusyrs lGllie gold Sugar dull FAR 70 Geca
5000 bags Dressed Hogs ,msAl ua-
cha Ste Aosses CaTEo. Catsass Aues ssss
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TALLOw dan and unchanged e OF 5000 BMsiayc 70. Prime
woQIIw the ioofPg from Ae'sr' Walter Brown son
oag Of Jgs nearly everything in the shape q Fleece woo.'
Ts Were Teq 9 to ' % gSs a9G s bgosP o l',
late values up the greatest throughout
West resulting advance Of fully lgc p from the lowest
ions rg now limos, entirely bare The an cause for this Sudden
and unexpected change in the article without doubt mpy scarcity
operation tie Law Of supply and demand Receipts tho
ilee there many Indications bulk Of clip
@ viii oa be o5srsse and being b 5 strong partes are
s 70 snser break from any ordinary influence Wdoea Coos
VIM productions lions while
lon solved whether the advance material tl extend
merit u 20. r. ' F 49, s llD! TGa,l Oe ne
as,f 1 are S 5ar oSs l le Cl n 5 6e
WOODS reached point at which it is no longer profitable
Vr5 ga aid in worang up prices wooas beside sustaining
q Ss the immediate 5' Easb 81 point. not s sa Inv
,s N woo. ges be 5tor Pe MOO sSp; Gietr
d1u mouth and the stock Of all descriptions almost entirely
iaa CALIFORNIA; "oa.s have been in good demands toe stock Is
large and about all o., Of 9 R W choice , lots 1Sa5d
srll are scarce and hig5er The following pTe H.
,6 ~ Nos at IS aac; l5 Secured Toe a = 50 lO0 n
a forna - &C., $4,000 % Texas az ~ a2iei tl5eo y Geor
5'c ~ ,D 10 ,s ~ ~ IA o hIs ~ ia o. - IA
rn pve terms 1000 70 santa lie a. 2E 90 bales E.st
Receipts nestle wSo during e month are 2lh3 bales eoastvise
California $2 bales NewQfieans SS b3ei Texas go bags sa-
, SIS bagsi Baltimore 81 bags Oh Dominion PhS-
th bags North Carolina, 10 bags; total 1885 bales AID bags.
W. quote follows; - 49,.
S1orr Fleece 59G72ci Tlrequser and Publool Meuno
Cd Fleece 5sUl0c Fleece. 55d58c
Common Fleece 5l05Jc Comhng Fleece, Ohio Penhsyl-
Vrua Choice Selected Fleece 7OH7sc
Fc tld65c Threequaer and FlbOod Meuno 6Od62c Ha.
t Fleece Od62c Quarerool Fleece 5Qt0c. Common Fleece.
Combug Fleece. b20b3c lows Vermont. and liz
and Fubooi Merno 52a57c Hsfboo Fleece
5l05-c. Quarter blood Fleece SOa5Jc Combng d6lc;
M,od Kentucky, and TenuesseeWahei Fleece 57a6Oc In
e Fleece, i5dJOc CnsasAe Combng JOQ5Jc Canada Fleece
TrswAsHED wooL-Choce 6ad7Oc; Fair 65aec Inferior and
BURY tOdb5c =. ..-
pr,- Pulled 53a5jc; New l0rA City No Pulled Q4Oc: La.'
g053c;
~ Country super Puli s. Couutrg No Pulled 4Od4 2c
Clip, ine, 4O0ij Clip medium,
,sc. Srrng CLIP low grades aud bury 6dioe, Fab Clip 500
~. Fal Chp low grades ami bury, l0jc. Pulled
SOC. super Pulled "a dJoc.; Low Pulled. siDilc.
TExA-Fue goa i5c Medium iOG45c Low 37a0c; Inferior,
2s658c.. Very BURY, 3jdye.
FopEi5y WooIs-Cspe Of Good Hope loa4c; Paled
an Xxx 0d75c; Mn Pulled low grades o. roe Buelos Ayres
M,rno i3q &c. Baenos Ayre, Mesza, 3ld1s
WHISKY firm hut quiet sales Of l25 bb At &c for Iroubound