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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

1aue. r. are happy 70 be able TO state that
Nti, una. Va" wa reported quiss sick last
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

&eean.a John Lss, az Center.
aiev minutes Day bssoss yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
A Model Collector of CusfOms-Freed-
mans Bureau Affairs.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-It has leaked out
that during the recent excursion South of
the Examining Board OF the Treasury De-
partmcnt collector Of customs was found
who could neither read nor write, and who
was previously convicted of al Infamous
crime.
1t is reported that the Secretary of War
has submitted to the Department of Justice
a statement of the condition Of affairs found
by the War Department to exist in the div-
sion of the late Freedman's Bureau charged
with the settlement of bounties to colered
soldiers. The statement sets forth that claim
ants for whom Treasury certificates have
been issued and sent TO the Freedman's Blu
1eau for payment have never received their
money, although they were marked on the
records of the Bureau as paid, and reported
to the Treasury by the disbursing officer rs
paid. and so credited irthe settlement of his
account.
For this fraud the Secretary of the Trea-
sury wishes to know the degree of RESPONSE
bility, under the law, of General .. .. How
ard aud his disbursing officer, General Bull
lock.
When the War Department took posses.
sion of the records of the Bureau unpaid
claims were found amounting to $4,000,
and $4,000 were found unpaid though en-.
tered on the records and reported to the
Treasury and there credited as paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
New York Items.

New YORK, June 13.-The Stock EX-
change will adjourn from July 81 to tne
following Monday. -
Horizons swindling operations, u turns
out. include 200 shares Of the Reading kali
road stock, received for "a forged certificate OF
Pennsylvania Railroad stock from Reed d
McGrame, of Lancaster, Ia.
There is still good deal of excitement
on the Cotton Exchange, aud it was reported
this morning that several more failures would
SOON be announced. There seems, however,
to be Il general impression that the worst Is
over, and that no panic will ensue. Cotton
this morning again slightly advanced III
price, but it is thought that fresh importa.
tions of cotton will arrive in the early part
of next month, and that the present effort TO
create u corner will be frustrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
THE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORTED
BY NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF OF
rUGE H.

THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
BY NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF OF
JUNE IL
Viygtnin Leaf.-Measurcd By actual transactions,
tb.re perhaps has been no Improvement Ill uadc
since our i st report hut the market, never
thelass. seems IN have borne more cheeriut ASPECT
during the week. and In all departmens vi tue .G
tacco Interest lair business has been enjoyed All
good Virginia leaf has sold readily ana mere was
letter inquiry for Tugs than has laftery been per-
ceptiblc. u, s,,,,,,or, ,te-s was a,
average demaud, and such lines Us were adapted to
either purpose were taken at rates mutually saus-
Richmond advces are to the effect that receipts
ure heavy. but the bulk Of them are common to In
feror stock. The hrc1as, il l. thought, WIZ fsii on
weeks. All good leaf, both bright and dark. Is high
and becolnibg higher and good bright Is scarce aud
hard to get Real good dark shipping Tugs are also
- II is manifest" correspondent AYERS. that
the quantity OF good tobacco In this crop Is very
Full prices for all desirable stock may be safely
calculated upon throughout the season, the evident
scarcity IF such making that result thing OF al
fdnutactured.--The has been no unusual feature
in tue Cavendish market, the weeks summary OF
transactions showing regular but not active de-
For shipment nothing is mentioned out OF the or
binary routine and the aggregate of transfers for
Under ratber than 90 over the late Weekly Averages
The month of May was, on the whole, very ialf
one for business It Is now apparent, on reviewing
the total transactions and taking the views of some
of the grOcers aud ohbers, the present month gives
promise Of reasonably good results: their reasons
for favorable antici patons being based npon the
expectation Of somewhat improved interior de-
mand Excepto Oh the presumption which Is doubt
less well founded, that stocks In the hands Of cou-
try dealers require replenshing we see nothing W.
ON which to much faith Oh a noticeable
improvement In that quarter.
iSmoking-Dealcrs report nothing Of TN usual I'M
portance Tn the smoking tobacco trade. Business
cent BY comparison. The inquiry extended to all
the usual grades. aud sales effected u the ordi-
nary proportions for both country aud town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Haasr. !, 7, a,,,ssn,n. rase.

Bosros. June 1S.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day the case Of Gazoway b.
Lamar. Of New York, rs. Albert g. Brown
and others was commenced. The plaintin
claims that In January, 1868, the defendants
seized 1900 bales Of cotton, valued at
100000, in Georgia; Tint the same. was IL
legally taken, and although the defendants
have often been requested to return the
same they have refused to do so. The DC,
PENDANTS in answer ciaim that they seized
the cotton as special Treasury agents OF the
Government, and as such disposed OF it ana
paid the proceeds into the hands of the go.
vernment, and are, therefore, not respon-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

ALrERcArIoN BETWEEN PROMINENT CITIZENS
OF Notwithstanding Republican. :
In the courthouse at FinCastle on Monday
last Il meeting of the citizens Of Botetourt
was held for the purpose of appointing conf
mittees to meet the engineers of the Valley
railr BAD and accompany them in their sur
veys, with view of securing u favorable
line as near Fiucastle as possible. After the
meeting WAS organized Colonel Edward
Pendieton made speech, in which he de.
nounced Colonel James NJ. Spiller, wealthy
citizen, as liar and scoundrel, Coloue
Spilier having previously denounced Colo
worthy of belief. a fight seemed imminent,
when Judge Allen appeared on the scene
and commanded the pence, putting both
gentlemen under bonds, q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

SINGULAR AFFECTION. fStaunton Virqi-
man. captain James A. MeCluns, residing
near Dit. Sidney, was very strangely attack
ed last. week. He retired to rest ut night
feeling AS well as usual, and arose in the
morning with his voice very much impaired
and weakened. During the day he was call
ed upon to perform some official duty as
constable In Middle River township. Before
reaching the point his business called him
his voice bad been reduced TO 0 low whis.
per. His affection has: increased until It has
reached his hearing and sight, and he Is cow
deaf, dumb, and blind, prostrated from ply
sieal debility, and In q very critical condi.
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Ttis situated IN
MEDICINAL WATERS
III addition g.

III iiI!l!c. ~
lHh ALUM SPHl.,,-s
one of which llag been anslszcd ~ Professor Til
ham, ot the Virginia Military Institute and s,idly
him to he essentially the same 'h"cc"hr,t.j "s'rr
Of the RochbrIdge Alum Spring. Jhc,ris ,'a''h
on this property, u short dlstau.c ron thc li"'h
bold
CIIALIBEhTE SPRING,
recently analyzcd by Professor Mallet ~ -" WI
yersity of Virginia, showing, in the trace t"nt N
ARSENIC AND COPPER.
a distinctive feature peculiar 10 itself Among III"
waters OF the mountains of Virginia. and found e'.-
where, as yet, only In q few Of the CELEBRATED
WATERS OF GERMANY. Attached els" I" tn rr"-
perty IL the famed
IODINE ALUM WAItk
which has been analysed by pr. A!kcn, Of the
University Of Marylanl. aud pronounced ~ him
to b. superior 10 any water oil it5 cls,s Of which h:
has any knowledge. This water VIII b. furnished
the guests ut the Jordan Alum ire"l from W.
spring daily. .,,..,.
A GIEClLSt EFr ON.
has been made in the buildings and ,nrn''n" ~
same To make both the invalid and pleasures
entirely comfortable The hotels sud ca''iui "'
furnished entirely new with a complete set VI ,o'
tagc furniture IN each chamber, aud on each ',''
will be found woven-alrc and hair rnaitEts'..'
making IN. most comforS.bl~ bed Known.
Water /. on every door ol ri,r hY,i- sni c-t75's'
With III. ue,tsl comfort that attach t' N,.s IL
building&-hnt cold and shower i;IlhJ, ~,
We mention especially an improvement ""'
usually found at watering. places-ylz., An ELI
TRIO BELL, connecting each chamt.t "t.h u.
main office. .,..
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for the enjoyment ot all sH'A =
bowling alleys, billiard ealocn, &c, winch 81 '"'
,irely new and furnished IL the best style.
sCHoFF'S BAND OF AJEIC,
from the Naval Academy at hciopclia' has been
enss ged Tor the season which !nsur' that H''hin'
viii I've lacking 10 this respect. Thu "'h W.
largest ballroom i'll III. mountains of N!fsi"''
offers rare treat to tho lovers Of the dance.
III the parlurS VIII DC found an cN'id'ci.' '.-'
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated l'''
tory Of William knabe and Co.'S
A complete livery. from the Stables 81 ic''st'"
& Wright, Lexington, Va.
Post-oflice, with daily mails aud an Office e' 'n'
Western Union Telegraph Company III me ~'''
hotel.
ROUTE:
Via Washington, change cars al G"Tlonh'"''
Via Richmond, Chesapeake and ONO hhh''''
NO change.
Viz Huntington, Chesapeake and ONO ram ''''
no change.
Via Lyhchburg, change ears at Charlo'ts.>mS
s. - JOHN W. CAMERON
.rsta Proprietor
and proprietor Of Pulaski Hua,s. SaSsnnaii, ia
Seud for circular containing analysis.
los .doyy faxls>rSwif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

, ..t.ta resfored to her. II has become ma.
nonaI ren,etery. and as such she presumee.
With ofber citizens, il will ever remain Out
.bs dncs exnect a reasonable remuneration
for the ground. =,
,rhsre are eleven hundred acres In all, and
ao,,n t,,o hundred acres of the estate are
scc,,n,ed us a soldiers cemetery. The land
at the time of its literal occupation by tue
Government could not have been worth less
than two hundred dollars per acre. since
that tina its value, for various reasons, mas
rapidly appreciated. At the time OF us
nominal purchase by the Government loi
the aintest sort of song, under the opera
ticn of Il taX-sale. there were several OIL Mrs.
Lees friends ready to make the purchase
for her or to pay the taxes. They were not
allowed an opportunity to do either, and
Mrs. Lee is now hardly more serious IN call.
inv in question the validity Of the present
title Of the Government to the land than
even high legal authority within tho lines of
the Government itself.
Neither does Mrs. Lee regard questions rs
to the validity Of the title at all settled. To
her mind her property has simply been seized,
contiscated In short, and without the slight
est remuneration being granted to her. In
justice has been done, and she believes q just
und generous Government, sustained by an
enlightened public opinion, will repair the
wrong.
The pure and lofty womanhood and the
true nature Of Mrs. Lees character was re-
realed In the farther fact that she conrersed
upon the whole matter without one single
expression or shade Of bitterness. Of the
President aud his administration she spoke
in the sincerest terms ofrespect. and seemed
entirely calm and patient in the reflection
that at the proper time the right would pre-
vail. Like her great husband, she "recog-
nizes no necessity for the state of things %
that existed when the late war commenced,
and now she recognizes no necessity for any
other state Of things than that Of profound
peace. amity, and concord between The North
and the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

PosTAL.-C. r. Roach is appointed post
master at Wilderness, Spotsylyania county,
Va, rice james A. Jones, failed to qualify.
A new post-office is established at Nlillen-
beck, Lancaster county, Va, on the steam
boat route from Fredericksburg, Va, to
Baltimore, Md, with c. +. Blackburn as
postmaster.
A new post-officc is established at Middle
Mountain, Craig county, Va, on the route
from BoDsacks to 4alleghany Station, with
Miss L. a. Scott as postmaster; also. at Fair
Hill, West Va, on the route from Wheeling
to Rogerson's Station, with Jefferson Win
tiers as postmaster; the post-otfice at Falps
Mills, Lincoln county, West Va, is disconti-
nued; A. X. Ward is appointed postmaster
at Romin's Mills, Harrison county, West
Va, vice E. j. Coleridge, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
The MOdOcS.

TIE MILITARY COMMISSION FOR THEIR TRIAL.
BoyLE's CAMP, June 11.-The Modoc COM
mission convenes ut Fort Klamath. It Is
thought that Bogus Charley, Hooker jim,
Shack Nasty Jim, aud Steamboat Frank, VINO
aided in the capture of Captain Jack, Will
escape punishment as murderers.
Those not tried for murder will be for
warded to the fort in San Francisco harbor.
General Ross, of the Oregon volunteers,
denies that his men massacred the Modocs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Pest. Norfolk. mer-
tahcvncr Neptune, -, EasiCrnsiore, corn, A. S.
Lee
S,eaner H. W. Evernun. rIatt. Philadelphia, mer-
chantIise and passengers. ". Z. Porter, agent.
Steamer WyanVkc, Couch New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, Il. ". Allen Co., agents.
steamer eliza HancoN, Clifford, Nori"iR, mer-
chandsc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatuul. AGENT
schooner Mary aud Francis, McAndreWs, Phila-
deIphia granite, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Judge u0pkinsoD, Baker, " aShlngtou,
granite, Curtis L Parker.
- ss CLEARED FOR THIS P0HT. -
Schooner 4. w. Collins, Tookcr, from NeW 1ofA
June nth.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner A. V. Bergen, Thompson. N'chh'ond
arrived at New York June 18th.
NEW BEDFORD, June s.-ArrlVcd, schooner
Rio JNSsiRo, April 3O.-Sailed, Triton, Beer
Hampton Roads.
TBY TRLEGRAPH ~.
s,r,SS,u June l3-Clcartd. barks James
Kitchen and Saga, for Montcvtdeoj schooner Clara
swiner. for philadelphia.
IHtkIEe-oS. June l3.--Salled. steamer talcon,
for BALTIMORE: orig Charles Wesley, Tor Bun river
:. c. schooner Mary. ,faukin. for New York !;
s,h0cncr !. l.. Potter, for Halifax. ~
FonTBrss MONROE. June 13.-Arrived, brig
Hiram Abriff, from Baltimore for Mexico. Lost
two men BY 'descrti0n coming down the bay. Also,
brig Waldeman, Tor Rio. Also, barks Harrington
aud Empress, brig Mary Rice, schooner Peerless,
and n. II. Kccting, from Baltimore, bound uut. A
northeast gale prevails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
The Icc-Floe Party from the Polaris.

New YORK, June ia Washington dis
patch says the refugees from the Poaris have
been sent North with Instructions to make
no communications. The dispatch also states
that enough has been limited around the
navy-yard to indicate that the report of the
Secretary of the Navy will indicate that
jealousy and intrigue prevailed on the Po-
iaris.. From the day she sailed Captain Hall
found that Buddington opposed him. and
when the Polaris reached the farthest point
north, with everything favorable in pros:
pect, BudQington requested to 20 farther,
when Captain Hall became discouraged !;
and Buddington, after Halls death, was con-
stantly drunk.
Captain Halls widow arrived at Wash
ington yesterday from Cincinnati, and was
surprised to lind the crew gone, as she de-
sired IL talk with them about her husbands
death.
WASHINGTON, June I3.-The naval author
tiles withhold I'LL information regarding the
poluTIs affair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Lynch Law I'm West Virginia.

WHEELING, June 13.-On "Wednesday
morning masked party broke into the
house Of John Jennings, the chief Of gang
of robbers in Wetzel county, in this state.
Mrs. Jennings seized an axe to defend her
husband with, when the party fired, killing
Jennings aud fatally wounding Mrs. Jen-
nings. The lynchers left written notices TO
other members of the gang to leave the
country,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 13.--For the Middle
States falling barometer, fresh soutfeasterly
to southwesterly winds and increasing cloud
mess, with probably areas OF light rain from
Virginia to Western New York.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states
east of the Mississippi generally cloudy
weather, rain areas, and fresh southeast To
southwest winds,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
France.

France.
d PARIS, June 13.-The Government has
decided to transport Henri Rochefort to
New Caledonia.
PARIS, June 13.-It is announced that the
Minister of Finance will prosecute GustaVe
Courbel for the recovery of the sum ex-
pended by the Government in the recon
struction of the Vendome column. ID.
Courbel was the chief instrument OF inc
Commune for carrying out Its decree OF
April 18th ordering the demolition OF the
column.
England.
LONDON, June 13.-The weather Is wet,
but favorable to the crops.
Spain.
In the Cortes to-day an omciai statement
Of the future policy Of the new Ministry was
read. It favors speedy demarcation of the
Federal States and the restoration of discip-
line in the army; u proclamation of martial
law against the Carlist insurgents; the
liberty of the Antilles aud the suppression
of slavery. It estimates the deficit In the
finances at and for the present month at
2,S8e, 600 reals. L s
= Senior Muzo, Minister Of War, Is friend
:of CASTELAR,. Heannounees that be will pslr-
sue the same foreign policy as his predeees-
sor. f..c@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
BY Telegraph.
NEw yspRK.

NEW YORK. June 1sr-Money steady at 4. Gold
steady at 1lss@ll7. Governments steady. States
steady and quiet: Tennessee's. 7ss; new, 70.
Yirginla's, 4s; new, 50; consolg, IS; deferred,
TO- Loulsiana's, 90; new, IS. Levels, 10; So, 80.
Alabama's, 80; SIS, IS. Georgias,.7s U.s. co. North
Cardinals 27 new, Isl; special tax, IL sonth Caro-
lina.s, %; new, I5s; April and October. %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
nistresstnr Casualty.

ATLANTA, GA, June IA man named
Henderson, living in Dekalb county, while
attempting to frighten Il tenant Oh bis
brothers farm was shot and killed by the
brother. who is now frantic with grief over
fhp affair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

WHOLESALE GRANGE OF FA1TH.-An entire
congregation Of German Roman Catholics
within the jurisdiction of the Episcopal
Bishop of Central New York, during the
LITTER part of May signi6ed their desire TO
the Right Rev. +. D. Huntingdon to be
placed under his care whereupon the Rev.
A. +. Rumpf, o German priest Of the Epis-
copal Church, was sent to them. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

PosTAL RATES TO BELGIuN.--1be Post
mastcr-Gencral has issued an order estab.
lishiug the following rates OF postage to Bel
GUM, via direct steamers, for printed mat
fer, &c.: For newspapers not exceeding 4
ounces in weight, 8 cents each for packages
of books, eDgravings, samples of merchan-
disc, &C., not exceeding ounce, cents ;
do. from to ounces, cents; do. from 2
to 4 ounces, cents, and an additional rate
of cents for every additional ounces or
fractional part thereof. This order is issued
under the authority Of the postal convention
recently concluded, which goes into effect
July 1st, ON which oate the half-ounce letter
rate will he reduced to 6 cents per direct
steamers, and to cents by closed mails
through England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Execution Of n Murderer.

ArLANTA, GA, June 13.-lsham B. VNeaI
was executed in the yard Of Fulton county
iail at half-Imst o'clock to-day for the muir
der of James Little. He died protesting
his innocence and without struggle. Life
was extinct in eight minutes. The execll-
ton was private, and witnessed only by u
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

GosSG TO MISUNDERSTANDING Repubh-
can -Rey. Anthony Grabill a Presbyte.
rian minister, residing near Amsterdam, b.
tetourt county, has been Oh ii trip to Mex
leo, viewing the country rs mission field.
He thinks the field an Inviting one, aud las
concluded to return to that country about
the LIST OF November. He will occupy the
territory about the historic town Of Mata.
moras, opposite Brownsville, Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, June i3.-The following is d com,
pararive cotton statement: Net receipts al all
United States ports duriug the week, l9051 bales;
saIue week last year, 1904 bales; total to date,
34i2os2 bales TO same date las year. 1850 alS bales:
YEAR 1882 bales total TO dute. 2,as5.O05 bales; TO
same date last year, l,s7i,77i bales. Stock at all
United States ports, 255,4e3 bales: same time last
wear I8!,425 bales. At all interior towns, 5l,a6O
same time last year, 1850 bales. AT Liverpool,
sIs.UOo bales time last year, 923 600 bales
American afloat for Great Britain. 900 bales !;
same time last Year, 81. 900 bacs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
FINlANCIAL

q; II $40 FRIDAY. June 10, 1873. :
At the Richmond Stock Board to-day the follow
Ing sales were inals a,loo Virgins tax-feceiyable
coupons at SYST $500 city as esI 80 Lynch
burg s'g new, at sTs; $1,000 James Riyee and Kama
wha Canal first mortgage SIS at sss; $50 shares
Richmond and Danyilie Railroad stock at $50, ut
sixty Jays and per cent. interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, gJuuc l3-Flour dull, $7.?o@sT.4o:
Corn dull with sales at slc. Provisions firm and
slightly improved In feeling. Lard nominal ana
outet ned steam. stc.; kettle, s5c Pork, $40. ESQ
Sls.50 Bacon-Shouders and clear rib-sideS IN good
demand; sales of shoulders at c: clear ribs. aes
ETC; clear sides dull at 9s093c Whiskcy quiet Ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
West Point Cadets.

WEST Polsr, June 13.-Secretary Beknap
awarded the diplomas to-day; Grant pre-
sented them, and General Sherman made
speech. All depart tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Railroad Matters.

ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-The Atlantic and
Pacific railroad applies to the Federal court
to restrain the Governor from selling the
road to satisfy the State lien. This is q call
upon the Federal court to restrain the State
Executive from enforcing State legislation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
u,ecora,,ou Of Soldiers. Graves.

CHARLESTON, June 13.-The annual deco
ration of the graves Of the Confederate dead
took place here to-day. There was a general
suspension of business during the afternoon.
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{ ST. LUUIS MARKETS.

Sr.Lou1s, June la.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn Ia fair demand for round lots OF NO :;
and lower; standard mess. $l675. Lard very dull
manufacturers easy. Whiskey dull and easier for
buyers at soc.
71r cIear-rib, 9ta93c.; clear sides, 93G9lc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull; choice white, Slss@ISl 80 winter REQ
western. Sl.55ISl.6e. Corn steady: oats very
dull southern, 47@52c Provisions dull ana lioini-
NJ Whiskly nniIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Secretary Rich
ardson attended the Howard commence
ment. Secretary Robson is sick. There
will be 10 official recognition here of Orrs
remains as they pass South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14
Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June ia fire here this
morning, originating in shed containing
benzine, between Wine and Walnut streets,
DESTROYED $4,000 worth of property.