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New-York tribune., 1872-12-31

r.rs Of gsssnd balance osyb sa cosO closed at sli
z ,,epey sna United
esps issSs Ola S2i l1s s2 reuPOrOs sSi New Fve So
TrieR Railway shares. 5oa
P.sTS pee 3o-p m.-Rentes closed At S7G Re
IIvrGrOoL 3J5 mCotton closed 6rn Midiug rr,auis
No 1l0t; Mdrg Orleans ud The sales
Ks 900 h..s including oOo bales speculation export
sale to-day 100 bales american Retned Petroleum "a y
en.on
New-York tribune., 1872-12-31

RY BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co.. Broadway, cor.
ID Fancy Goods funiure &c
MONDAY anI TUESDAY AFTERNOONS AZ O'Clock, ENGLISH
and AMERICAN BOOKS illustrated lnd handsomely bound Bibles,
PRAYER Books, Juveniles Eugravnys. Fancy Goods etc.
In EVENINGS OF SAME DAYS, At o'clock, the sale OF
PRIVATE LIBRARY containing aud Ipenvey illustrated
books. will be continued.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ BIN R. a. Co. NgsYoRK, Dec o. s7ai09h Auction sale
Of SCRANTON COAL The above sale
da postponed Of the " FRIDAY jan
g. at II y clock, uoon AZ 20 kHehAagepice - .... . .
GFO. A. LEAYITT 81 Co., date Leavitt.
N srsbsgh Co Clinton Han Assr place For The SALs By
Of COLLECTIONS ot Books PASriNss anu All
Kinds OF LITERARY PRoPEErT
New-York tribune., 1872-12-31

CHEAPEST SECURIHTNOW OFFERED

FRsr MORTGAGE BONDS Of The JACKSONVILLE NORTH.
"EsTEkN AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD having reafs
a. eanSg interest a cent 10 Cod Con d q the
present standard Coupons payable "a hsH-ioEk Loaaon,
ffsutiort, the Man, the option Of the holder When
sis boais sn b Registered b. lbs Trassslhs Pansrs Loan
and Trust Co luefes. payable January and Juv Tbs
4 completed hog JessoSIe % janehen s;h The CHICAGO
AND ALTON RAILROAD az VTdei distance Of 30
IL osd far completed is thoroughly elEpped. ENTIRELY
PAID fOk AID @ operation, and oompislsd portion
only bOdds amounting 4l0l10 ofeed
aecs tefe currency Bone nOn The remaining portion Of e
Yoti all sod much higher pnce and VII be offered only
completed road Tbs tarss The garden o. the STATE AL
coal NiTden
is Don1s by hose whose Investigation has
Hos Bk We peTsouT eraued e1ey detail Of ths Com
pnJ AID repeatedly he earIe hne We
Sel rasld u recommend ese lnfs ABsOL1 ibLI Pkt
AESJ seeaniT Psmble ard iurilt 1aTs b. aqpJns %
GIBSON, CASANOVA CO., BANKERS
so EXGakE1E-FLACE. n. L.
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A GREAT OFFER ! HOLIDAYS !
5ales 90 Aucllou

DY B. A. CLARK 81 Co.,
lD SslesroOm Merden Silver Plate Co. II Mien'iiue.
Great Auction Sale Of elegant
sILyERPLATED WARE
Merdva Silver Plate Co.. tell Sslasro
II Maien-iAne. commencing
THURSDAY. jan ,. at 10 O'Clock N,
and continue sold The reputation Of ia Mer
den silver Plate sufficient guarantee he quality Of the
goods being STANDARD" aud quipe plate W cannot
ate tbs but article under The
silver This sale will osar ane opportunity TO purchase
rich stock 0f useful aud ornamental goods the entire
positively DO sold regardless 70 price Goods on exhibition
previous 20 sale
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proposGls.

OYToE og DzPaRrsBsT oP PrBLrc NsrRuCros,l
Corner OF GRAND ELNsrA, NEw-YORK Dec ~, 1872.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- office Until SATURDAY Jan II 1873 At O'Clock M Tor
le The supplies ron ths ip1stoy
several schools under the Jurisdiction Of the Board VI Pablo in
sgTuctnu.
tbe Omce All bids be accompanied BY to responsible
DID,.
The Committee the right reject or all proposals u
~ r G. BEARDSLRB.
WILLIAM WOOD
TIMOTHY BRBNNAN
Committee supplies
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THE GRAPHIC

OAUTION.-The only Gold Medal Marking
fy bss hss. words ON abel. surbter
tbs late Jobs rde mark c'ia Palace works. % solsate
rosd Lsnon bottles 81 or t. each nyenO " % CrYsa Pal
Zee Mang lax PEDESTAL containing uk PENS 5echer
Permanent enaement hoies aivAnce retail prices Agents
Mgssrs ARNOLD IMAGINARY, heE-toFS-
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printing


FRANCIS & L0UTREL, As Maiden-laDeA
supply Al price al Blank Books Stationery Diaes aaA
Printing
S,LOTE a. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- FRS ard BLANK.BOOK HASUFACruRHRS No. - Fgl.easl
ACCOUNT BOOKS made any pa.ters. Orders soiatsA
HRNRY l. SLOTE JONATHAN JANIS.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-31

THE COUPONS of the Lake Ontario Shore
Railroad First Mortgage per Cent Gold Bonds dae Jan.
1873 presentation al the Baak-
ing House Of Opdyke Co.. IS HssusL, SeE1ork .
GILBERT hOLLIBOS, President.
Osgexo N Y. Dec. TO- 1871
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ring the fight. his business at the meeting
WINS the same as TINT of CanssfhleM Morgan.
After the Jdght had somewhat snbdned we
emerged into Che hall, but there was danger
still, as the excitement was intense, aud every
now and then some crazy fool of a negro
would attempt TO shoot out of the window,
and thus attract more shooting from outside.
A great many not engaged in the excite
ment still going on in the hall sought shell
ter from the bullets outside by sticking to
the wall. After q long time OF this excite
ment, the crowd was gradually quieted and
the speaking again commenced. Tie energy
of the Mayor and Chief of Police, who drew
up a body of police in front of the hall to
prevent a collision between the parties in
side and outside of the building. was what
brought about quiet in the hall and else
where. The difficulty must have ragged for
over ~three-quarters of an hour. Colonel
Farrow, after all the turmoil was over, be-
gan his speech, and got the negroes to pro-
mise TO be quiet. We left soon sitter. but
hear that Collector Atkinson advised the ne.
groes TO stop the street-car f%oolishness, and
if they wanted to ride, to test their right to
do so in the courts.
To this Dick White objected, and acknowl-
edged that he brought OH the street-car trou-
hles.
The whole of tie trouble in the hall was
occasioned by George Washington Wilson
and his brother Tom. Colonel Farrow
promised the negroes in his speech Of recon-
citation that he would have the originators
Of the difficulty prosecuted.
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burg eotrsy sealasrosI ieas. Ss.set L a-oesssad Esns.
sei.tty trashs sae;; Ihogshssd Bittise COUNTY sraass
The Booze Housasoid ia laogsleaos i ao,aheas
Taylor county. leaf at st6.7s. Is hossheaf Green
county Ieaf &c Sloi! g sfiogslieltls t5reen COUNT ltgs
luga d. sssss, $3.50, ss.ia; 1 fiogsicid DAVIES county
Jugs at So h%ogsfieal Hart county lsaf az sis;l
head Hart county Tugs AZ $50.
The Pickett House snld u hogsheads: 5 heesbeads
Spencer county fIndLana1 leaf at SIe.2a, Sto.ss,
sla:se, gig, and e ! !. ~, ? hs n = h MsLeas Is ssara;,
county Common leaf Il SEQ: ] hogsiieaa Shelby
county Ings ut s. l hoeshead Hancock county COM
mon leaf at S9.2g 9 hogsleads Hancock county Tugs
ut $500 and 1910.
The louisville House sold Z hogsheads 9 hogs
hogsheads Breckinridge county leuf and lugs At $40
and $3.50 5hoRsheads Weakley county TENNESSEE
lugs at - 70 $3.50; ? hogsheads I,asiess county trash
ut $3.50, Ss go. and SI.gj: / ~hogshead Cumberland
county Jugs ut Sg.l0.
Manufactured T56acco.-There Is an active ne.
BRAND BRANDS At auc.9si p b., and Kentucky u and Missouri
ST. LOUIS, MOI
JULY 2a-oferiugs small: Sales only 4 hosstieads
ut 1910, $40. slI to Sl3.f5. Fourteen togsieads were
passed, of which L. we're factory dried, and bid on /
hogshead was rejected at ST..
We quote inferior and light dn weight luEs, $3.50 G
@Ss.5o: common leaf, SS.ss@3s.75 IS; medium ship
ing leaf, s96l$9.s8 good shipping leaf. sa.7s@S1c. S:
medium manufacturing leaf. 20. 5GSi2; good manu-
featuring leaf. 81. bright wrappery leaf,
S25GI S:35; fine bright, SioGslco.
PETERSBURG, VA.
july LEO aud fine shipping Is selling well:
We quote fair tn good shipping at $l2.soNsls !ne
to very fine ut SIS. 5qG 5000. Dark strong tobacco,
suitable for black work. IS also selling well, sa!
Sl1. 5JNS 1I. so fer common tn good.
The medium grade are also selling well. Manu-
%factureis and jObbcrs are buying freely At So.75Mtli
for fair to good leaf, and &ll.;oGISla.D for very
good.
The market MAJ he considered rs dull, except for
good and tine shipping, and dark strong leaf, suita-
BILE for black work.
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From the Savannah Republican.
The Street Caf Difficulty.

In Sundays Republican we stated that Il
difficulty occurred Oh Il street car on Satur-
day night, which resulted in Il colorcd man
being Knocked down and Il white nan
dubbed. On Sunday afternoon the difficulty
was resumed, resulting in Richard w. White,
Il colorcd man. being elected from Il white
car. Yesterday excitement ran high amongst
the colorcd People, aud throughout the day
they persisted in riding and crOwding the
white cars. In Solnc two or three instaI C 5
Il few colorcd men were compelled by young
men TO leave, but as far Us we could learn no
violence WAS used except in one case, where
a colorcd man had curScland abused Il white
person. During the afternoon the Lincoln
Guards paIadcd the streets, which tended to
increase the excitement. and about I O'Clock
some two thousand persons, white and col
orCd. had assembled along the line of the
street railway, but no difficulty occurred.
Later in the evening, Is the 5 O'Clock car
was passing the corner OF Wayne and
Whitaker streets, SomC rolorrd pcrSoil threw
a rock into the ears: aid simultaneously Il
shot was tired, the ball striking Mr.. III. +.
Sewilr, who was in the car. Luckily. Mr..
Scgur received but IL flesh wound between
his thumb and one of his fore fingers. I'm
mcdiatcly upon the car being attacked. scvc-
I.l WtllLc INIDH> iiIiiilitu lIIt HIt Ill tlc
direction from whence the first shot came.
We were unable TO learn whether any colorcd
person was shot. After this trouble Il gene
raj row followed. The coloTcd people part
dcd the streets with ml$kctS and other
weapons. and fired indlscriminatcly ut ';ti-
Zcns OH the streets. On the rdintr of Bar
uarl aEi %i'roug.ltdn streets Il small colorrd
buy was shot. About 10 O'Clock last night
the widow of Orson Barber, with two other
females. Il. small child, and a male white
friend. were sitting on their Sloop near the
corner of Bull and Anderson streets, when Il
party of negroes camc along and Deliberate
ly discharged their mushctS nj the party, Sc
ycruly wuuiiding all Of them. Information
was ut once brought to tue city, and tho
services OF Il physician procured. We TN
dcrstand that one Of the females WAS danger
ously shot in the breast and neck. The
widest excitement prevailed throughout the
night, and many disturbances occurred i'll
the western portion of the city aud suburbs,
The negroes taking every opportunity to mo-
lest unprotected citizens,
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REMARKABLE OLD MANA few weeks a o
an old man died in London 1T the ace /"
ninety-onc. lie bore an extraordinary r.
scmbiance to the first NAPOLEON, and boosted
to the llo,ir' of his death of having wor the
battle of Jena. The following w;ls his Story
which, however true or false, was unlvci-
sally accepted: During Il critical moment OF
the battle Alboiino Uili> was the old manS
name) seeing the soldiers begin to waiver,
mounted Il horse, and galloping in front Of
the troops, cried oft, i am your Emperor,
forward" Ills corporaI's uniform and his
resemblance to the Emperor created such
enthusiasm in the ranks that they pressed
forward and the battle was won, not, how
ever, before the Prussians had noticed the
cheat, and Albolino was seriously woundrd.
He lived upon Il pension in Paris until quite
IN old man, and then went to nd his days
in London.
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THE FIRE L BALTIMORE On WEDNESDAY
NiGnT.-Though no definite idea of losses
could be obtained, an approximate estimate
places the total loss at not less than so. 900.
The building occupied by Drost & Jor-
dan, owned by Mr.. Augustus j. Albert, is
valued at $4,000, which is damaged to the
extent of at least SIS, 900, the whole interior
being destroyed. There is no Information
as to insurance.
The stock of Messrs. DroSt & Jordan, which
had just been increased for The coming sea-
son, amounted to about 100000 or $4,000
upon which there is IN insurance of $50, 900,
principally in Baltimore offices. McSSrS.
uollandcr 81 Prcctell carry Il stock of about
$4,000, which it is estimated is damaged by
water from $4,000 to $4,000 partially iir
sured in Baltimore Offices.
Me>srS. l.. Passano Il Co., No. 2GS, also
carry Il stock of from S75,00O TO 800. 900
Their loss by water will probably reacl
$4,000 to $1,000, which is covered 10y insu-
rance. The loss in this case may prove heavier
rs the whole building was literally flooded
by the fire cngincS.-Snn.
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IIOgRIBL1 OuTRAGE.-A horrible outrage
WAS pcrpetratcd in the lower part Of Cecil
county OF Monday night 10y Il band of mask
ed aSsassins. 1t seems that Il constable had
arrested two negroes on the charge of burn
iu% Il house in Kent county, and was bring
ing them and IL negro witness to EIkton to
he committed TO Jail till demanded by the
Kent county authorities. \ party of dis
SuiScd men waylaid the party and took pos,
session ofthc prisoners. The officer came on
to Elkton and reported the affair. Next
morning search vas made and one of the ne
GroeS was found hanging III Il tree. The
others had not been found at the latest all.
vices. Although Il Juno prevailed that the
one committed rs Il witness had returned to
his hOnlc.-Bdtt9mOre american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

EE''0K WV NWtEfr'
Correspondence uf the Richmond nIGiatr

correspondence bl Inc kiclllnOnu IitSlit"N.
pETEEsNrRG. August /. 1872.
\ prutTactrh session of the CITY Council
WIS held this afternoon. ut which some bust.
ness OF importance was transacted. The re-
port OF the Finance Committee allowing the
claim of the Petersburg Railroad Company
for S2,93l.T0, the amount of United States
tax not deducted (hy mistake) from the diyi-
dendS paid on the city stock. was referred
back To the committee. The following APP
preparations were ordered: Water Works,
Sl3G.So; public property, so. iG; streets.
Si,32:.Io; claims, S:3S.19 cemetery. S220.31:
Fire Department, SJl.JS. The report of the
special committee appointed to in~veStigatethc
City Dl>pcn>arv recommends that the salary
of the apothcciry b" raised to so per month:
that the city inc divided into three districts,
and L physician be employed in each at Il
salary 10 attend and prescribe for the poor 4:
and that the DiSpcnSary he placed in charge
OF Il board to consist of three members of
the Council, three citizens at large, and three
physicians. The report was referred back
to the committee TO report the probable cost.
The DiSpcn>ary is now in charge of the
physicians Of the city, who in turn attend
the Di>pcn>ary every morning to prescribe
gratis for the poor.
The Office of City Attorney was created, and
the salary Vas fixed at $500 per annum. No
election was made, the matter being post
poned until the adjourned session.
The Chairman of the Finance Committee
stated to-day in Council that S97, 900 of the
city Indebtedness fell due to-day, on which
the Treasurer had already paid 100000 to
those who had applied. The Collector during
Two days has received SIG, 200 on the city
taxes. The time for the reduction of ten
per cent. was extended to August 10th.
The following additional claims have been
filed with United States Commissioner Plea
slnts: Joseph Sharp, Petersburg, 81 ,2jS.5 o /:
james II. Cain. Prince George, $$22,5S6 Ricl.
ard Bowen, Prince George, s2,S2S; Alfred
Jane (cOl0rcdD, Prince George, SGG4 30; Eliza
beth Elmue (colorcd), Dinwiddie, SOL.
During the month of July there were
thirty-ci"ht interinents in Blandford ceme-
lery-thirty-lour whites and four cOlored.
Yesterday morning al old widow lady
named Mrs. Mccain fell dead on the floor of
her house, about seven miles from Prince
George Courthouse. She had been III appG-
rent good health only Il few minutes before.
The meeting called to be held last night in
the Fourth Ward to organize aGreeIey club,
vas net held, it is stated, because Of III
difficulty in obtaining the hall.
There was a personal Tencontre to-day be-
tween Mr.. Daniel Dyson, city treasurer, and
MIR. John Lyon. Neither one was much in
jurcd.
A tine rain has been slowly and softly de-
scending al! day. ROBIN ADAlR.
Tie drought in this section is getting
alarming. Streams that were never known
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DIAMONDS AND RUBtEs IL CAIIFORN1A-A
LIVELY pRusrtCr.-Sun FrdIc1scD, july 81.
1t is reported that the agent dispatched from
san Francisco to the country bordering on
Arizona and New Mexico in selrrh of de-
posts Of diamonds mud r%uiics; reported
years ago by Kit Carsoll's iurly, lHS found
deposits, and brought back with him Il hum
drcd thousand dollars worth. steps will be
taken to secure q Government pat mt To the
lrnds, and Il company will he formed with !;
urge capital to work them. 1t is rumorcd
tuat General George Is. Mcclellan will be
president of the company.
Professor ID. G. Gilman, of Yale College,
has been elected president OF the University
of California.
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lEDefe Is bC9Jpelg tIHfslIStE Dc GOu5tt bHhG u
able to e turn a wheel and In some quar-
tiers the people tave been compelled to send
q long distancc for the staff of ife.-Lcestrrg
Mirror.
FRIENDS MEET1SG.-A large audience as
sembled ut the Methodist church (soutlf) in
this place on Sunday last to hear Samuel M.
Janney, Of Loudoun county, preach. When
he entered the pulpit accompanied by another
preacher, Jessie Hoge, of the same county,
Peach wearing "broad brirns,'' it created a
sensation among those of the audience who
were unacquainted with this peculiar sect.
They tool their seats in the pulpit, after
which they took of their hats. After sitting
quietly some fifteen minutes, during which
time the congregation, most of whom were
not used to this esprit" worship, seemed
in suspense, Mr.. Janney kneeled ut the desk
and offered a deep and fervent prayer, not
unlike the PRAYERS offered by persons Of
other denominations. The prayer was short,
and was followed by anothes ten minutes of
deep silence.
Then the preacher arose, and in 4 soft but
audible voice commenced to preach, not
from Il text, but by saying after Christ,
"Whcn two or three are gathered together
in my name there am ] in the midst of
them" He said the Society TO which he be-
longcd did not meet for the purpose of talk
ing or hearing each other talk so much as to
commune with the Spirit of God. His SER
mon, like his prayer. was short, and did not
differ from many We have heard preached by
ministers OF other denominations, and would
have suited any<congrcgation OF Christian
people.
jesse lI"cc also preached, and his peculiar
style of delivery, hy droIling out his sem
fences and downcast eyes, was noticeable.
Mr.. iannry had neither Of illG>e peculiaritieS
in his delivery, which was plain and cilcc-
~tiye.-FHjrfnr Npirs.
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mi
CORN AND FLOUR EyCIASGE.1
RICHMOND. Va. August 1, 1917.
gEEERfNES

WfTEAF-Whfte. E.iSss bushels. fsed, 2g.ssf bushels
Coas.-Wfife: 1,4s4 bushels. Mixed, 600 bushels.
OATs.-27a bushels
IF RYR.-25s bushels.
MEAL.-4G bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-White. sGs bushels very good at 1886; zoe
bushels very good at SI.1G; 2,506 bushels prime nj
81. 10; 30 bushels good at SEQ /: lii Bushels fair n,
81 IS 400 bushels choice at Si.Tt; 10 bushels very
good mixed 1t 81. IS ], 81 bushels common at Slice:
alO bushels choice ut xl.T2: 50 bushels very good
mixed at 81 81. Red. e8s bushels very good mt Sl.e5
100 bushels good at a1.61; 300 bushels prime ut $l.7a
liz bushels common at 81 so; 26 bushels fair u;
81. SIS: 100 bushels common nj SIS.
CoRS.-Wlrite, 81 bushels very good at 79c.; es
bushels very good ut 7sc.
OaTs.-sa bushels fair new at SIC.
RYE.-8 bushels good ut csc.
MEAL.-tU bushels Mt Csc.
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GRIMES AND CASuALTIEs.-Ntr IOrh, July
31.-Umelia Boyer, aged three years, was
shot through the head and killed by George
Bokcll, aged ten years. who was playing with
II loaded rifle.
Michael Lowcry, No. 43 Madison street,
Tonight threw his wife from Il tllird-Story
window to the pavement. Tho wolnan call
not survive.
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SEEpsM EN-. FLORISTS. &c.

TURNIP SEED.
4 FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH TURNIP SEED
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN.
1eED-IOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
DALE,S HYBRID,
SEFEN-TOP,
SWEDISH or RUTA-BAGA.
Warranted OF the samc superior quality we have
heretofore sold.
jyi3 ALLlSON X ADDlSoN.
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Iron ore, mixed with the sand on the
beach, has been discovered in California, iii
enormous quantities, within forty miles OF
San Francisco. Its origin is attributed to
crystallization-the process being nearly the
same, whether existing in minute particles,
as on the shore Of California, or in huge
mountains, as in Missouri. Samples assayed
have shown fifty per cent. Of pure iron of
the finest quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

A IIlsT-llow TO GET RID OF CRowns.-At
the fire in Baltimore on Wednesday night, as
the flames grew more brilliant, from the adj
joining building Il large sign whs plainly IN
libitcd inscribed fireworks" No Suuncr
was this plainly exposed to view than the as
semblcd multitude. which by this time
numbered several thousand, made Il hasty
retreat both east and west. on Baltimore
street, with such expressions us "look out
for III cXpiOSion.' &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

SCRANTON Coal SMEs.-NcW York. July
3l.-Onc hundred thousand tons of Scral-
ton coal were sold to-day, prices is follows :
Lump, 10000 tons at S3.224 to SD; stcam-
boat, 10000 tons ut 23.2j to S3.211 crate,
$4,000 tons at S'i.l2a to sub; cgg, t5,OOU
tons At s3.45 to $3.50; stove, $4,000 tons at
$3.S5 to S3.9j; chestnut, 1000 tons at S5.424
10 Si.l11.
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July al Wheat Is in fair receipt, and the mar.
ket Is dull and declining: offerings Today OF To-
former at 81 40 for medium and Sl.6i for choice. an
of The latter al $l.35, Sl.lo. SLAB, VI IS, Sl.iC, 81 80
and Isl for fair to very good. anu 81. 80 LOT prime
ferings Of ri bushels white and mixed, with sales
at -, 70. IS, and 7Gc.
Eye is quiet at 7vc. sales of 81 bushels.
Offerings OF $50 bushels oats : no sales reported.
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One Quart OF WHEAT RAISES FGUR BUsII-
ELS AND A HALF.-Clem Curtis, Of Company
Shops, planted one quart of FuEtz winter
wheat that Captain Graham got him from
the Agricultural Department. He run the
burrows on onc-tentl of IN acre OF III Old
garden spot, and planted the grains three
inches apart. lie raised four bushels and Il
half. II is Il rather redi>h, large. plump
grain, and at this rate will yield forty.tive
bushels to the peck to an acre.-HIsdoro'
IN I1 Recorder.
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rE,TERSEIrRG MARKETS.

JlIY 3l.- WhHt.-Thc market was Il shade easier
Yesterday, with sllcs at Sl.73MSi.75 for fair TO COCO
white. ii. 7SGSi.so for prime to choice White, al'
81 GuG Sl.e5 for prime red. g,
CDrn.-l;rrcipts light. and held ut 7'ey'cc. loi
good To primc: demand light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
Sir James O'Connell, whose death has been

Sir james O'Connell, whose death has been
announced by telegraph, was a brother oI
the great Irish agitator. Sir James wa
eiglity-siX years of age at the time OF his
death, and was the last surviving brother OF
Daniel O'Conncll, being the youngest OF the
four sons of Morgan O'Connell. lie never
took Il prominent part in politics, but resided
on his estates in County Kerry, Ireland. Oh
late years he was SO demonstratirely loyal TO
the British crown that he received the honor
Of knighthOod as Il reward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
MARK E'TS.

JrIy 3l.-Corn.-Th market during The Iasi
voek has I,,u quiet. viii very light receipts ana
sales. Sales to-day of 500 bushels whlle Ill ''c. wv
yellow or mixed reported.