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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
General News.

The American express company ge''
out Of its robbery at Cincinnati. the Other
night much cheaper thau Is rsusl 10 such
affairs. Less than a week has elapsed
since the robbery, End all the robbers en-
gagged IN It are in Jail, and off the $40 Oot
stolen all bu, So. 600 or $4,000 has been
recovered.
-The case of Theodore Tillon rS. Hen
ry Ward Beecber has been set down foI
December s.
The propeller Brockl5n, pear De
rroit, has been raised an1 two more bod
les found 10 the wreck,
Tho Montreal harbor is almost de-
serted. only two ocean going vessels and
a number Of small craft remaining
- The weather at Omaha continues ex-
tremely cold. with slight snow. West oil
Omaha there is considerable snow.
The question in the recent elections
seems to have been rs to the smallest loss
of votes, not as to the greatest gain. In
Pennsylvania, the returns show that the
Republican vote this year for Lieutenant
Governor was 80, 81 less than the vote
for Governor in 1872, while the Demo
cratic vote was 40, 565 less. And in New
York the vote for Dix in 1874 was 1884,
9S4 less, and the Democratic and Liberal
vote was $4,000 less than IN 1872.
The Albany Argus gives the COM
plete official vote of New Ycrk for Gov
ernor as follows Tlden Il6,3l3; DIX,
36l ,406; Clark, prolibitiouist, 1924.
For years the British government las
resisted the popular demand for a new
Polar expedition. But the good luck Of
Austria has excited jealous emulation
which in few weeks has matured III the
announcement that two steamers will be
sent out by the Government next May.
The first libel suit in the Brooklyn
tangle was almost.a tca-party, so vain was
it in Bowen to attempt 10 prove malice
and so anxious was Barnes that the de-
ceased Mrs, Bowen should be indicated.
The attorneys did not address the jury at
all. 1t seems from the testimony Of the
reporter who wrote the statement of Mrs.
Bowen's alleged deaih.bed confession that
he took the story from the lips Of Harry
NJ. Smith, in the presence Of Mr.. Tllton,
aud that the latter then aud there dis
claimed any belief in the stories against
Mrs Bowen, aud dccliued to have any.
thing to do with them. Mr.. TiltOn was
in court as witness but was not called.
Mr., Smith was ready then to back up his
statement with affidavit, bat has since
"gonc back on him, as the latter testified.
Mr.. Bowen's denial in his testimony OF any
epmity between him and Bcccher was
qualified oy the clause, ''in regard TO this
matter" The whole performance in court
was evidently prc.arrangcd by the parties
II vindication and an acquittaI and Bowen
aud Barnes were altogether lovely to each
other through its enactment
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
THE ONLY WAY TO CURE CosTIvENEss

Avoid all strong purgatvc pills which only OK
haust the mucous secrGtiOns and wear out nature
DR.. HarfisOn's Pcrstalic L02enges are The lust the
opposite, th.y restore the digestion, quick on the
livor, ana tone up the whole system, thus curing
dyspepsia. headache, dizziness, Piles ana all other
results of hahtual constipation, the chief cause of
Ill health, especially among women.
Trial box 30 cts Large box, 50 cts, mailed free
for this last price.
DR.. HARRIS0NS ICELAND BALSAM.
splendid euro for Coughs, IIoarsenoss, and all
other throat and lung complaints For sale by f,
5. HARRISON Il Co, Proprirtors, No. | TrcmOnl
Temple, Boston, and byall druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25

If the Druggist offers any kind OF horb-lavored
c0hOl Tor dyspepsia, bilousncss. or amy other
ailmeat, tell HIM that you want medicine, not a
bar-room drink. Ask him for DIR. WALKERS CAL.
lFoRNIA B1TERs, the best regu ating preparation
know, and which you know IS free from "Satan's
Elixir" Reject all the fiery ''TOnics' and "hppo
ti7ers," and cling to that remedy. There is no
medicine that cOmpares with il. 5IM4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
Stale OF Vermont.

10 accordance with the time honored
custom and in harmony with the Procla-
nation of the President of the United
States, | hereby appoint Thursday, the
tweuty-sixth day of November, A. D.
1874. day of Thanksgiving and Praise
to Almighty God. And | recommend to
the people of the State, inpublic religious
services, in private exercise of p,ety and
devotion, and in deeds of philanthropy
aud acts of charity to the needy, to ex-
press their gratitude and ,hankfulDess and
acknowledge their obligations TO Him from
whom all blessings conc for the countless
gifts He showers upon us.
While we remember that our fathers
whose custom we profess to honor, found
occasion for thanksgiving in their adver-
sity. let US not in our prosperity forget
the Giver when in the mi,lst Of plenty.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
State, in the Executive Chamber at
Montpelier, this tenth day of November,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-four. and of
the Independence of the United States
the ninety-ninth.
AsnAEL PECK.
BY the Governor:
VIM, p. Dillingham;.
Sec'y Of Civil aud Military Affairs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
BOSTON
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FOR 1873

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tract ons OF that paper with tie News 'i G .ne a.
Keading and Information given IN mora u ,ele
form. 1t alss contains the ~Oie cOPlG
MARINE NEWS.
winch Is Of especial attraction to Mariners Gil.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
Boston Daily Journal,

Published Morning aud Evening.
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IN NEW ENGLAND.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25

Butter and cheese are almost Indispensable arti-
Giles Of food. Properly used, they are nutritious
aad hcalthyi but an nUrdinat2 use Of either Cuus-
es indigestion and dyspepsia. Parsons Purgntvc
Fllls, judiciOuslJ used, will remove both Of those
troubles.
i va "su1 ~ VIZ "t ~ emIi
Have you cramps Of pains in the stomach or bow
81 Have you bilious collie gripping pains!
II So, use JOhnsOn's AnOdyne Liniment internally
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
FsaVper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press

N0EIttS o NE PTtSS.
The Weekty is the ajlest and most powerful \.
lustrated periodical published in this COUNTY, lb
editorials are scholarly and convincing, and carry
much weight. Its il ustratiOns OF current egOnll
are full an fresh, and are prepared by our best
designers. With a circulation of 100, 900, the Week
ly is read by at least half million persons, all
its influence as an organ of opinion is simply ire
mendous. The Weekiy man tains positive posi-
tlon, and expresses decided views on political and
social problems.- Louisville Cmier-J0wnal,
Its articles are models of heightened discussion
and its pictorial illustrations are often corrOber
tive arguments of no small force.-N. Y. ErsMiE
| and Chronicle.
It's papers upon existent questions and its innt
table cartoons help to mould the sentiments Of tt
country .-Pittsburgh Commercial.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
--Harper's Monthly Magazine begins

iaIPor Wontu1y DIaSazInc beglns
itsiftieth volume with the number for De.
cember, with brilliant table of contents.
What career Of merited success this
monthly has had? Its present circulation
is l3c, 900 every month, ard no number
contains line that is not designed by its
publishers for the innocent entertainment
and positive improvement Of society.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
Boston Weekly Jou,,,,
FOR 1878. '
TUE POPULAR WEEKLY
NEW ENGLAND. VI

TN 1878.
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TnE NEWS OF THg wpvr
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FAMILY READING. Varied a.. "' hP1
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Fsrmeri and TTas ss,y reported SitI. i s,,
AGRICULTURAL ARTICLEs,,
tgref under the head of s.Ths rfaeteal 4,
PRESIDE with Seqaent Articles H. aHt il
POLITICAL EDITORIALS ,,., 's
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New England weekly. We intrnS uslsd BY ,pr
coming year Is shall he more attraa ,Al aurngd
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drction of new ones, its visits IN tbe the Into
England shall be lsoked for with no soe'S iSe,
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The money In all cases mus accompany The m,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
Orange Bai.ey's Estate

orange BdateyS ES'"'' ut
STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate team su i
Lamoille District, SIS. held a. yo ,nn,ber A.
said District, on the 18th day Of NO''''''
d. 1874. S. A.. s.tas d
Seth IL. Peck Administrator Of . W. 'TIiirct
Orange Bailey late of Wolcott N 'r account ~
deceased, presents his administering az caen
examination and allowance, and nak ,,,idn Of W
for decree of distribution and paI'iis,J;s ORDERED
estate Of said deceased Whcreupon' . All sppica;,
by said Court that said account an Wopt 10 10 hea
tion be referred to session of SAID tbs 3N dN
at the Probate Office in said johnson on nd desiat
OF December A. d. 1874 for hearlns ".h hereof
thereon Aud 1t is furthcred that Vu"obeatIOa q
given to all persons Interested, D, pha Nepsdeaf
the same three weeks successfully ip p mi prcr
or newspaper published At Hyde , rstA they ny
70 said time appointed for hearing s shuv cause
appear at said time and place, anu tnnd not no ~
loved, and such decree made. BY the SSs..istst
i Attest, SIS P''-'-' w.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25

GN WEEK guaranteed Co male and Fe-
IN a male Agents, In their locality. Costs
NOTHING TO try It, Particularsifee.
2. o. YlCKERY Il CO., Auguste, Nc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
Administrators Sale u

The Subscriber wishes to sell the Farm owned by
the lrto J. A. Clark situated Ia miles from Eden
Miils.--Good Buildings, well watered and a quaint
~ Of TIMER, also lnew Traverse Sled and sec
and-hand Sleighs all Of which win he sold on
reasonable terms. For further particulars enquire
or tho Subscriber. u. D. WIsWELL, Adminisr.
johnson, sep. 1874. 5?ms
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
L y Y ID l. a. L: r S,

IL you want and entirely New Toy, and one that
will sell on Its merits, send for Gatalog ,e Of the
Ohich 'ster Dolls Cradle and Chair. Gro. T. Con-.
ms, i5f North st Boston, and 293 Pearl It., N Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD,l
PASSESG Err DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, lS74.}
DEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND
LII ,rn THE wEST
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New York items.

NRw YORK, June 1.-Julus Sarner, con.
victed ef.peUury and remanded for SEN
tence, committed suicide at the Tombs yes.
terday afternoon by taking Paris green.
Owen and William Mahon were com
mitted in Brooklyn yesterday for stabbing
their father, John Mahon. Owen held his
father down while William stabbed him sew.
eral times with pocket-knite. The wounds
are not dangerous.
The jury in the case of Charles Calendar,
indicted for accepting bribe OF SIG ,OOOfrom
the Ocean National Bank of this city to in.
liuence his action as bank examiner, have
been discharged, they failing to agree.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The Governor has
appointed Abraham Lansing State treasu.
rcr, otce Rasnes, incapacitated.
The hod-carriers, by order of the Labor.
ers'. United Benevolent Society, struck TO-
day for higher wages. This strike prevents
the brlcklayers and masons from working
and Is likely to cause much distress.
Rochefort has engaged the Academy OF
MuSic for the delivery of his lecture on Fri
day for the benefit of political prisoners OF
New Caledonia. His subject will be "The
French Situation"
The bark Crimea, water-logged and aban-
doned, was fallen in with May Sd by the
bark Chief. The cargo of the Crimea was
southern timber, which was udrift and fast
smashing her hull to pieces. She was from
Pensacola,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 80, 1874.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Transit, Travers, Baltimore, merehan-
disc and messengers, L.. h. Tatum.
Steamer Old dominion Walker New Sga 1GFk' mef
Schooner Mary a. Grier, Fleming, Philadelphia
'G sehooner john A. Curtis ouien' philadelphia
s9 srb o. Annie $. Gaskel, Gaske, Savannah,
ca lumber L. A. Crenshaw.
Schooner independence, Forrest Whi'e shoas'
sahu' " SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer George w. Elder, Lawrence, New I ora
merchandise and passengers, u. Alien o w.
SALkD.
..o,e, Eliza 4ancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
cho Mis- and Messengers. l.. i. Tatum. agent
Schoonsr Yankee Doodle, Maulsbury, New ! orK'
merchandise. Curtis & Parker; ,,,o,,,,,,,
Schooner Pr President s:nzpIe Co. ohD'0H' pp
Schooner ]. ii. Wainwright, Lloyd, n. 1.' COAL
SCH! Schooner Hannah g. Kelly, Norfolk truck bar
soop Annie Miller, Benson, James river, mer'
chandise, Walker & Saunders.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Julia, james, Baltimore, May, ~.
Schooner Ann s. Brown, Cro"eii' bos'on' AhS'
20.
BLTIMoRR, May. so.-Arriyea, schooner bag
e new S YORK Nay 20 Arrived. schooners Osborn
Curtis. Curtis ;Denuis Hastings Felon; Mary Fran
els CAIN Flora GHs GIf rTen E V,rpinn
Charles Comery, Richmond Me, for this port.
stad,, from Belfast. In ballast; the brig Glendale
from Havana for New Yosk, put In short Of pro
S TSe YACHT Tiaal Wave, Of the New York squad
ron, which has been on y cruise in these waters
sailed for New York this morning.
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From Montgomery County.

ELACK-BrRG, VA. May %, 1874.
i-rrS H,cimond Dispatch: 1 arrived a
:.... ..:o. qa!c, little town yesterday, anc
:.... - safe Board of the Virginia Agri
c-.a:... nd Mechanical College located here
..,~-,,.@ Members present consist OF Dr.
Has, q. Montgomery, chairman; DR.. Ruff
1.-.s; Richmond: MIR. Stewart. Of Wash
l--,. county Mr.. Beverly, Of Fauquiel
ls.&:y Judge Cochran, OF Augusta.
Ire! nave this day purchased the farm
t#@"G By Nc>srs. John and Edward Black
A..'ja.n- this place. for the use of the col
',". - acres Of land, at S125 per acre,
-.y have, in addition. $50 acres, on which
IL. scHelar, have 10 work to become practi-
q. :aFnlrI- dc. The college is in thriving
condition, aDd numbers 140 scholars, and
i.-> Ar - become one Of our leading insti-
sE-"n-. Additional buildings and work
S-o.'> will have 10 be erected Immediately
- accommodate the students, who are
cp|ng III every dav.
I-.- !, the finest country have been in
=! = Ja- time. II is healthy and wealthy
0JGA.Fy, and every one you meet looks happy
49, c3N,"utcd.
4 ~ vat crop will be short, but the wheat
w. Jt la above the average. Corn is look
.2s well. Clover and grass could not be
H-.'rr.
!a"y have an election for town officers
A"'e io.C;4r, the result Of which | will in
.-.!a llG tomorrow.
!ar:c \ gang Of thieves who depredate
@ -" adjoining farrn.houses stealing pro.
''.'h', chickens, &c, which will, ] hope,
''''. tc broken up. Yours, &C., BOB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
Fire and Panic in u Lunatic Asylum
Death from Trich!ua.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June Late on satur.
day night au alarm of fire occurred in the
State Lunatic Asylum, caused by a slight fire
in the "fan-house," so that smoke instead oil
pure air Vas blown into the main building
Great alarm occurred among the inmates
who broke the glass in the windows to admit
fresh air. Finally the doors were thrown
open and about four hundred inmates were
allowed to escape into the grounds. Only
twelve left the grounds, and all but six have
been since returned. Among the missing is
General John Sidney Jones, Of Philadelphia
Two deaths have occurred here from
trichina caused by eating raw ham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
shooting Affair in Grayson.
>g..IwEIl.. WrrHE COUNTY, VA, !

>g.EIwElI. WrTHE COUNTY, VAR
May so, 1874.
t.,~s Il: D!>ta:' y horrible shooting
= q. which look place III Grayson county,
....a t@us!huu>c, Oh Thursday last (elec-
....a,I. resulted in the Death Of Mr.. j. T..
49,. Z. X appears tha. one Mr.. John
- go &nI said Hampton had for some
:.- I'D grUd-e existing between them,
go. . - day aforementioned said Hamp-
g.. t,'.-, {" little Intoxicated, brought up
;.! -"g,ce and used some abusive Ian
:. --..p Id Rcyi,seo wherein non ReviS>ee
:: - - iIio 4 ;.oUsc. when Hampton drew
/. .',;c. and tired Oh him, lnilicting, it is
q, i >.:&ht wound. At This point one Mr.
".N im.erivred and dealt said Hampton q
:..-"r ,.,H On The head. which brought him
;..... ground. ard Tbiic GoHu said ReviSSee
r.. NJ sua -.ot said Haup.ou three times
- H-.. III heart. killing him instantly. OF
-. sd keyis>ee gave himself up TO
:. 49,. mites without az attempt to escape
g.. -.
"..~: J-!it> took place on the spot, but Or
C.. =, 4 length restored.
E...u only cXclaim. Down with Hing
: " ' and aiIl add ti!at if those dear,
r.. 'raIan Of the cities would come tlsi>
'..., '... might save life and deal Of trGu.
'.. E.. .-..r county by shutting up the whis'
E.. ,...> III our midst. Is.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, June la riot occurred yester-
dsy between citizens and the militia at Linn
erick. The police aided the militia and dis
persed the mob, after many were hurt.
PARIS. June 1.-The sale and circulation
of the Steele has been prohibited in the seve-
raj departments.
Prince Napoleon has been nominated ior
the Assembly in the department OF Cha
rente lnferieure and the Seine.
Intelligence has been received mere tnas .
Communist colonel who WAS sent 70 Kew
Caledonia has made his escape.
Spain.
MADRID, June Ia Spanish frigate mas
arrived at Oran, Algiers, TO take on Doaro
and bring to this country the conTlcts Wne
escaped from Cartagena at the time o. tne
suppression of the 1ntransigente lnsufree
ton.
- Morocco.
LONDON, June LA dispatch from mo
rocco sass $4,000 Inhabitants Of the CITY o
Fee have risen IN consequence Of the REIN
position of the gate tax. All business wa
stopped, but there had been no hgnnng y
vet. 1t is hoped the Sultan will yield 70 TN
wishes of TIE people, and remove tne oD'ec
tionable taS..
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BLAcKsBuRG, May 20, 1874.

BLAcKsBuaG, May 20, 1874.
!: L2y interest some Of the readers OF
.'l0: 'auable paper to know what trans
!r' IN this quiet town Of Blacksburg,
"~~E" Ibe orhi.e citizens have the whole con
- 81 affairs. and manage things to suit
themselves. without the aid OF carpet.6dg.
s@'s Or mean ui.tte Radicals. The election
~ NaEoE and Councilmen took place here
'"-.crQay, and stranger would not have
h"p"A there was an election no noise OF
excitement. aud but three negroes voting.
Nj. Erncis Henderson was elected Mayor
ffo'reoor Gray Carroll. DR.. II. Black, Giles
y. aona>, w. y. Wiley, Edward Baker,
.I+ Dr.. W. Il. Conway were elected Coun-
c|M1n. II Is not here as it is in Big Rich
M1"d, where every one is an aspirant fol-
enc. Here the question is, who will have
iar Office:
be Board Of Education, which has been in
s'ssi9a here for several days, adjourned yes
r!o-y until August next. In addition to
,t!e ri@hly -acre farm purchased of j. and Il,
i'ach, they purchased twenty acres OF Col
'1r Robert Preston, which now gives them
oil he land they need for several years to
come.
The town authorities havejust commenced
- improve the streets by macadamiZing
'"cm with limestone, which can be had in
a.; qualities here. Boz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
The Western Crops.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Times publishes
several columns of crop reports from various
points throughout the States of Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri, Mime
sofa, and Kansas, from which it appears that,
on an average the acreage of wheat sown is
much in excess of that Of last year, and the
yield promises to be quite up to the average.
An average amount OF land has been seeded
and the crops will be large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
ENLIGHTENMENT and Forgery by a Rail
road President.

CLEVELAND, Quo, June lin the case o.
Rush R. Sloane, late president of the Cleve.
land and Sandusky railroad, it is stated that
Sloane returned to Windsor, Canada, sup
posing he could settle with the railroad com
pany By the payment Of $780, and costs,
but owing to some misunderstanding the
settlement was not effected, the payment Of
the above sum being construed as for the set
Element of the civil suits only. Sloane was
not satisfied and returned to Europe. The
grand jury, at Sandusky, last week found
fifteen indictments against Sloane for embez.
Element and nine for forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

esAeEe1Anasss r0teetiYe, .Unsoa = THO
First National lsansr or Nor folk. -
Especial Telegram 10 tie Dispatehl
commemorative LA society krowr
as the Merchants Protective Union. com.
plr1lslng nearly every merchant in Ports.
mouth, was organized tonight. John o,Con.
nor was elected president, and j. B. Riddick
secretary. I'M, organization has grown out
OF opposition to the merchants tax-bill re-.
Gently imposed by the Legislature.
At meeting OF the stockholders and
directors of the First National Bank Of Nor.
folk to-day, Fl. c. Hardy was appointetl 70.
ceiyer. Sixty-fiYe thousand dollars was
represented. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
RAJ,TIaOHE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, June l.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; white choice, $1.65; fair TO
s1.5O@Sl.60. Corn dull; white southern, 900
92c; yellow southern, 76@ 7Sc. mixed western. old.
79c. new, 76@76Hc. Oats quiet; southern, ESQ
64@65. Provisions-ony a limited jobbing de-
mand Mess pork, sle. Bulk mtatsIshoulders
CSC clear rib-sides 9Tc. Inconsistencies, TAO
&c; clear rlb-sides, Io1fG Ossc.; sugar-cured
hams, l4015c. Lard, 12c. Coffee unchanged.
Whlskey quiet ut 99c.@$l. Sugar unchanged.