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Homicide III Gcorsia-German Turn.

A'-A>-a, Nay 29.-Iu a quarrel over a
.'-." d, baseball, in Clarke county, Pink
!.~~ >l!GeS Luther Thrasher on the head
.-a 'i''. Killing him Instantly. Price fed.
4" d are under twenty years Of age.
H. funniest adjourned tonight to meet
~ G"-r Al Nashville, Tenn. The ball to-
-. !, ..rgl..N attended.
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Ey telegraph.
HJpx,y yoRK FITS,


New YORK. MAY 29.-CottOn dull and nominal !;
sales OF 81 bales al 17%Gl74c. Southern flour
unchanged. Wheat less plentiful fair export 9 ae
mand ut 1@2c. better. Corn closed ouii =. u nyeI
and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. TaIlow
dull at 13-l6g7%c. hosin firm at sI'Say17 6o@
1861 for new. Lard hrmer ut 11bc. Nhlskey
flrmer NJ 9Sh099c. Freights dull anu dropping
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TOR RENT, one of those neat BRlCk ES==
II nWEIJTNGS on Marshall between First ~
and rooms brick k decnped 'S by
rooms, a., -, ,rho win show the premises ~ any
a Mr moving to smaller house, posse Si5sn
lst June. lu9 -o-o'J
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The Railroad Gazette makes this editorial

The Railroad Gazette makes this editorial
announcement:
I'VE wish it distinctly understood that We
will entertain no proposition to publish any
thing in this Journal for pay, except in the
advertising columns. We give in our edl-
torial columns our own opinions, and those
only, and in our news columns present only
such matter as we consider interesting and
important to our readers. Those who wish
to recommend their inventions, machinery,
supplies, financial schemes, &C., to our read
ers, can do so fully in our advertising CO.
lumns, but il is useless to ask us to recon-
mend them editorally, either for money or
in consideration Of advertising patronage"
This should be adopted as the law on the
subject by every newspaper in the country
Cincinnati Commercial.
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paI,T1MoRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 29.-Fiour heavy ana 9n
CornSWhite southern buoyant at s5@9sSc.: ye!
low southern. SOC. Oats quill southern, odGaoS
RYE quiet and firm. Provisions uuii ana uhchahseo
W'hIskey In jobbing demand at IL.
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COTTON sTATEMf

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Net receipts at all Um lt,',
States ports for the week, % bales sane see
i aSt Year S92 bales. Exports for the week,
1917 bales same week last year. 81 s0dp ose ssi
total to dste, AL bales: TO same ue
55orts 32S 439 bales last year, S05, 036 bales; az
Iii interior towns, So 500 bales.
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WANTED TO SELL,
w AT 5. 4. WINSTOCk'S LOAN OFFICE.
No. II FOURTEENTH STREET (uuder En-
change Hotelj all the FORFEITED PLEDG Els
left from tsl SALE consisting of DIAMONDS. fine
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, and all kinds of
JEWELRY. The articles are guaranteed Is re-
presented. and sold ut about half the cost
lin
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TIE PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh.
May 2S.-The hearing in the case of the
crusaders arrested last week took place in
the Common Pleas Court this morning.
Judge Stowe gave his decision reversing the
judgment of the acting Mayor. and ordered
the fines to be refunded. The ladies are jul
bilant over their victory, and are now hold
ing meeting to decide upon their future
plan Of action,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILEoAD,} q
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1S74.}

NORTHW EST and SOUTHW Est.
Families and parties emigrating 10 the West win
be furnished with rates from 20 to 80 per cent.
lower than the above second class. Baggage check
ed through.
For tickets or Information apply to j. G. DAME,
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; CABRERA
Union Ticket ONCE, S26 Main street, or to
: EDGAR VLIET,
ap29-1m G.P &. T. Agent, Richmond Va.
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Punishment of Corrupt Officials.

luAGLL>roS. May 29.-The three county
s,~i1t>>lon"r, q Barnwcll, convicted OF
4aioon. laye been sentenced, respec-
.''.., - ~ years, TO nine years, and to
.....'"I M2A;ls imprisonment in the peni.
.r.tlly.
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~ Remedy, counsel for the Tichborne
.A'l1!!,' i al Ottawa, Canada. He vas the
t.'>' u l-Hid Duilerin on Saturday. He is
,-cfe on business connected with the deyel-
> %.%H! .! :-e mining interests of Nova
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oTRAY7ED OR STOLEN, from my farm Id
sDsoNE PEACo OK f IN full Mr p ichaSed
Thn as bonh, M fsw who
viii oarn II to my house In Richmond AZ Raj
sire e. Of infp rf fSrmdssGy owned 49,
10 I'd, VIII be suitably re"afTH THOMAS BRANCH.
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S5.OOO,OOO EN- y" NJ E N
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the fifth and last of the series OF
Cir Concerts given for the benefit Of the Public
library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with prde and pleasure to the four which have
been already given: The first December %, 1874 )
the second. December 2, 1872; the third, July D.
7S73: and the fourth, March 3lst, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act Oh
the Kentucky Legislature, March 10, 1871, she
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT he.Library, Museum anu other
dan,r,ments are to be enlarged and endowed with
fixed and certain annual income. eucn an eIuom S
,nent fund is desired as will secure beyond peraa-
veninre not only the maintenance OF THIS maghln-
cent establishment, but It's constant growth
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for the nurnoses mentioned, and which Is positvely
md Internationally announced rs The hA I1.
WGJJf,H WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDEh iIilo
~ .kTFR AND BY THE PRESENT Man AZ r.
TENT will come Off In the Public Library HAIL.
at Louisville, KY, on
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
A, This final Concert everything VIII he upon
seal. corresponding with Its Increased lnpOItICee
The music will be rendered Dy hn oIGesaa go te;r
fame In different lands; ana the unpreceoeu'e" '"'
$4,000, 900,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, VIII pe ulstri
buled among the ticket-lioloers
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The New Steamer for the Old DOmin
ion Line.

;.&razs. Monroe, May 29.-The new
-m"r G"gr-c W. Elder, Of the Old Do.
II Line. passed here at 1 7. NJ. to-day
DE-. Ii: II: t~,n from New York to Norfolk.
- j, u propeller, Us feet long and 1000
60, @lT:A"n. hui!t expressly for this route.
:, - !4>s-d Tie fort salute was fired and
:. eo.oT> dipped, which was returned by
49, steamer.
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Fire.

"" loGE, May 29.-The Southern Bag
~ '"npaDj'> building, corner of Barry
49,. ~ L''~'luf streets, Las Leen burned. Loss,
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The Elections I'm viraIusa..
PETERSBURG.


10 THE PEorLE OF N1RsIS1A. GREETING -
we have the extreme qualification uf an.
hounc'ng this morning glorious Copserya.
i've victory in this city. Petersburg is al re-.
ueemea, rcgenerated, aud disenthralled y
rom Radical rule and domination, and we
ring out the glad tidings to the good people OF
Tue Guy and the State with emotions which
c'h nave 10 adequate expression In Ian.
SuaSe. AT this late hour of the night
we nave neither the time nor space to
au"'Fze the figures or dwell upon the glo-
r,ots results that arc to follow this victory.
Snihce it to say that we have carried the
Council and our entire ticket bv handsome
Malorlties after one OF the most desperately
fought battles ever fought in this State and
that the cold Cockadc," so long under ne
gro and Radical rule, stands forth to-day
soove all OF her sister cities in the splendor
OF her triumph and the value Of her achieve
mentS
Petersburg is million of dollars richer
today than she was yesterday, aud the
spirits OF her people are unbounded.-Pe-
tcrSturg Ne,cs.
I'VE have lost the Appears article, which
otherwise we would have published.l
HANOVER.
MAIoRlrlES FOR CONSERVATIVES IN ASHLAND
TOWNSHIP.
For Supervisor, DR.. Powhatan Bledsoc,
al majority; for Assessor, Peter W. Wing
field, 1873 majority; for Collector, A. W.
Brock (r,electcd). no opposition; for Clerk,
James W. Vaughan. 204 majority; Commits
Sioner OF Roads, D. A!srimbcrlakc, 16 ma
jority Magistrate, Gen. Thomas NJ. White
rtCltcted), no opposition: OyerSeer Of Poor,
DR.. Thomas J. Woodbridge. - majority !:
Constable, j. W. Sims, l2S majority over all.
II. c. Tyler (RadicaD elected by majority.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, May 29.--Counting the ballots
was finished in Portsmouth at 6 o'clock this
morning. The Conservatives swept the
city, eectipS their entire ticket by 400 ma
jority. Every township in Norfolk county
went Radical.
PRINCE WILL1AI.
Manassas. VA. May 90, 1874.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 29.-Virginia 6's, old, 80
consos, COZ; do. ex-coupons, ass; do. peclers, S.
West Tirginia's, liz. North Carolina 6's. old, 20
do. new, ~ do, special tax, s. Bid to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
italy.

italy.
''ENAA, HaT 29.-Dispatches from Rome
..s'','ni 'Ac condition Of the Holy Father
= >e!iol,.
France.
AE's, Nay -G.-Tbe Minister Of Interior
-. -, '''ltd an order prohibiting the sale in
., @.l> q tbc IIIM Century newspaper be-
'11'r /! l. defensive to public morality"
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SANITARY MEASURES IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
phis, Tenn. May 27.-The General Council
of this city has ordered the demolition of the
Happy Hollow shanties and huts. These
will be torn down and the premises drained
under the supervision of the Board of
Health. 1t was in this locality the yellow
fever originated last year.
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'i"h:bitors Liquor Law iii Rhode

F"JTi1EScG. May 2g.-The prohibitory
W.: IL" IL. passed both houses Of the
....y l,la4G LEGISLATURE.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Flour quiet and weak we
with small business. Corn dull AND unset1,ed
s,esTy at Csc. Provisions nominal; only small or
der trade,
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Washington Items.

~..#.NGvgs. May Ex-senator Morton.
..",vl~w with Governor Herbert 10.
.>... 2 n.w election in Louisiana was
Bier. rom the Judiciary Commit.
Ii, Permission to report Monday, with
..,!r->.".nata~ that he shall not tamper
il r.y- yicut>. 1t is coDjectured that he
$500: Il bill su>pcnding Federal judges
!M.,arAment proceedings. but the
... .v,.r> bold that such action is utterly
"a. .. -, Constitution. Butler don't
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FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only.
leaves Richmond daily tMondays excepted) az
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at Neee
morning.
FRElGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at z A. d. Local freight received Tues-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
EDW. F. FOl4GER,
Superintendent.
W. ". BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. an 90
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,uRGMIA MATCH COMPANY.

.GoLDBACK & CO..
Manufacturers of the best Parior 'i"'s ies III 'he
Warehouse and Office slolP ama o3 Maln
.ps aao oAo" up 7-eod3m
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May 20, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WIIEAT.-White, s bushels Red. 10000 bush
els.
CoRN.-Whle. 90 bushels. yellow, 4GS bush
els. Mixed. 40 bushels.
OAIS.--1 Sc bushels.
MEAL-320 bushels.
SALES.
CORS.-Whitc. So bushels on private terms.
CoRS.-Mixed, 40 bushels on private terms.
OATS.-9S bushels prime at roc.
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DARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS
III Wanted, "A PARTNER with 50, loco or SO. 1000
capital to engage in well-established mercantile
and manufacturing business. Address 80. H."
city, care of Carrier No 4. my 2S-3t
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0ICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY, cor, cor
ner o. Mandatory Of all styles TIss s.,
sS'sk syss sdsG ssap
perior Leather a nest manner, and 500 NJ anu
Satsy New York prices. Old Trunks Paap
be.9w cod GOD as new. New covers INT on
| my l-eot1m* 'A-~
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-}
ROAD COMPANY, I

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-2
ROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING MAY 15TH, 1874, trairs
" on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:O5 A. NJ, THROUGH Mali. daily except Sum
dayl, connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping.c1r attached.
500 A.. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept Sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southslde
road, LynchburR, and the West.
l:46P.M ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all poIIfs South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond 10 ga yannnh.
Passengers taking this train VILE
for Norfolk.
5:35 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sundays
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7A5A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, texceps
'1" 49, Sunday with coach attached.
1000 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
AZ'oo n'' with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Posemac railroad for all points last
sos P. ~, FsEIGHT daily texccps sunday,
Wv coach attached
SOB p. ", THROUGH NAlL daily Except Sun.
o'~o dayE connecting with Hichmonds
Eredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop petWeen lticns
mond and Petersburg except ~ aiaheheStef ai1s
Chester. u,, tn Io.vo ., 400
NJ and returning leave hicnmoho a. A'4o Z u.
daily Except Sunday. ,,,.. 80
ALE TEAMS leaving Petersburg Will start nom
Ap mT 10 N' A. SHAW, Superintendent:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 80, 1874.
sun r,ses.., 449I Moon sets......... a.9S
S Sun ssrs I'll High tide. 3.ol
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RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, 1OEK RIVER AND CHESaPRAKul
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. April Is, 1874.
ON. AND AFTER TUESDAY, ApRII.
" 21sT. PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINY
on tins road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN Tor West Point leavss
Richmond at 2. NJ. and train from West Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1910 A. d. da Ily (sur-
days excepted). -
The splendid steamers Havana and Sue will rus
In connection with this road. and win leave West
Point daily Sundays eIcepteh) the arrival or the
train, which leaves Ricl none al p ~ arriving at
with trains for Washington, asst Morrill, and West
and leave Baltimore daily: tSundays excepted at
p. NJ, connecting al West Point with the train
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VHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
CROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April ASs
1g7a passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
SGD A. ~ MAIL TRAIN.-For GordonsVlies
.,sarIo,1es Vile StaunIon, White Sulphur Hlntons
Nd ali intermediate stations daily except Sunaayts
asd at Hinton at 1910 u. This train
eonnects at GOrdonsyille for Orange, Cth.pepsl>
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexandra. WasHIustS,ES
an, the North and at Cbaylottes vile Tor Lyhen-
burg bur- Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga ana tho
so a!as P. ~. ACCOMMODATION TRALN..for
cornonsyille anu aknteernedhte stations dasiS en~
cemt sanday ], xrEiyug Ut GsraorsTtiie al o:oo e
a ae.so p: N. CINCINNATI ExPREss.SFos Cor
snrsVilie Charlottesville, S,aunfon, S'osnen. III
h"ro, CoyinytOp, White Sulphur, an9 gu ssasoys
ssst Of While sulphur daily iexseps s ,, "a
49, 49,, ., HUNTINGTON o. $50 r. u. Inis p aa.a
nnets AZ GorIsonsytlle for Wsshipgton, 5anf'
eon nn na the North, and for Lyscnpuiss nISso.s
no quo. . Sonth ana at Huntington WIN sdeanSsS
anu . I'D Eieetwood for Clncinnau ana an pcsIHuS
Eostos .a son,haes arriving at Cincinnati ~ a.
M !. a'a s s,a.s.a ,srooxa.
BassaSs ronaS tickets rates, and information, np-
Eol aoR Nain sireeI, Ballard and Eacnanxss IT,
a. AZ the companys ONCE, BrSsa S,fs VT AVS
seen'h' General Passenger and Iisse1 Ae snIa
" pvpEY. General SUPERINTENDENT ao 70
. ii d n
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PRINCE WILL1AI.

MANASSAS, ' A., May u, ISt4.
NeSSrS. Editors: The Conservatives here
carried The day yesterday.
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..>, News from Washington.
CONGREGATIONAL.

y MAY 29.--Scn0tP.-ThC nc
g. ..., among the CiickasawS and
,r.>ru, that they arc slaves, and
>y,c here Ivy delegation and
,7.>c> before Congress.
.trc cn Finance reported back
..t... amend the customs revenue
,rncal moiticS. With several
a,l! gave notice that they
>,Natc to proceed 10 its con.
ruc>day.
...-rr on Privileges and Elcc-
..,. Marty vote, was discharged
70. confederation Of the case OF
u,yr. in the Alabama senatorial
a. ,outirmS Spencer in his seat.
.an. of Mary land, from the Com
So. ...., .,n-rs and Elections. reported
~ ;av Francis W. Sykes, late
-, q, sea, as senator from Ala
.Ar salary Of q senator from
~ date. Laid over at the re-
*. ,~....ag t1nkhng.
-.--...,ac on Finance reported adj
.-. Hs resolution Of the Senate
... .,nim;ilcG 10 inquire into tie
lowing The producer OF to-
... ....., ,arv than licensed dealers,
.a..., was discharged from lis
- .,r,,jon.
a.: conference was appointed
J.. ...~,n,v biN-Me>Sr>. Morton,
NIgr!Moa represent the Sc
-., led L? The hill to authorize
.,.. ONO railroad company 10
.yM aUi - change the loca'
.. N:aju The District OF Column
"a n amendment providing
ISL. .lr branch road 10 be con-
u:,.vi,t should be outside the
-.oa. Agreed 10, and the bill
80, Monday.
.-& Tor he gradual reduction OF
49, t!>-rt;--ll9 10 lo4. II fixes
+ rsyu.ry regiments Al nine, ar
...r ANA iutantry At twenty. and
.... consolidation Of existing reyl-
o.. ....- ..i.rcd AZ amendment that the
...~, o: lie army shall hot be moved
.....-:oa during peace, which was
=. also disposed OF the Senate
..-.. 70 ,Ar Legislative appropriation
800, = .,-moryow on account of lis
.u~l:.l;vo.iay.
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VSTRAYED FROM MY LOT, AT %
r. the State Armory, foot OF Fifth street. 40 "a.
one BLACK MARE forr years old. Any o MsI, he he
tmTntne her to me ST thu. aboye-named place WIZ Oe
nsid liberal reward, cIrIrIyAS.
q0.1t
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LIFE INSURANCE.
FgRErSSITRANCE

|rVHE OLD DOMINION FIRE 1NSU-
i RANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND, Va,
OFFICE No l1l3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA. Insures property in the city and country
az, In loss damage by fire. my I'll Ill
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TOR RENT, TWO VERY PLEAS-G:a
L ANT CONNECTING ROOMS, front and sal
back, on second floor A good room In me yard
taking meals. Separate coal-houSc; gas and water
Good neishborhood. References TO be eNchangeadn:
Third street, near Clay my 26-Tu&S2l*
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DOR RENT. a desirable b RIG Kan
L STORE and DWELLING, No. 1873 Main -
street suitable for dry goods Shoes hats, &c, Win
ample family accomm odations. Apply to
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
MY oo1w l1l3 Main street.
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THE STOCK MARKET &0t
to-day, n its general dulness be excepted was
without feature. The opening was made at the
depressed prices OF the close yesterday, and, save
few temporary fluctuations OF from q 80 Y per
cent continued 70 exhibit weakness. The causes
heretofore described stili prevail and they will do
80 Until some bright morning . half dozen bold
operators with good financial backing enter the
field for bull campaign and viii force prices up
ward as rapidly as they have been pressed down.
There IL yet nothing In the market to provoke
outside buying; for, while prices seem to be low.
operators have 30 often been caught under similar
conditions and have lost their money that they are
not encouraged by a situation which hourly gives
evidence OF It's subjection 10 individual power.
The transactions to-day amounted to Isl, All
shares, OF which there were sold-wester
Union. $1,000; Pacific Mail, 1890; Lake shore,
"a, 40; Rock Island, 2o10 wabash, 1000; st. Paul
common. 1850; Erie, 200; c., c. and l. c., 800;
Northwest common. $3.50; Union Pacific, 81, 000
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1000; New York Central,
$500; Panama, 1,l55; Ohio and Mississippi, 1880
THE RANGE OF PRICES
indicates less frmness even than yesterday. New
York Central opened at s7k, went up u, but closed
at 97H Canton sold at IS a SO, Western Union at
s0A 7oA 69h 7o2f; st. Paul common at ~
. 1876 q s3k 33x; preferred at SO; Pacific
Mail was active at 43H, selling down to Az, clos
ing ct 42X; Lake Shore weakened from 75h to
TAX, but recovered to 76h 76k; Union Pacific
SOLD at 27h 27k q 26x a FIX; Rock Island At
96X q 81 a 9s5a e6X; Northwest common at 42k
az q AK AZ; Waoash at 37k q s77s 36ss q
soX; Ohio and Mississippi at 22. 90 a ga %;
Hannibal and St. Joseph at 26A Is q 251a.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening. highest
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burg 1000 bills OF refined do at H. "a. British bark
Dbl. % ssassa d. & q srissS BARK hence . Iassr
asd ps5sls9S% British Ssri hsRss cSsS sT
sn.sS dO h is 81 s. Iss, p0r n an
ana g
Sn sSa p So !. = & up g sns
s vi. 1,Sa i sSs 1%
hence Corr 10 ordsis with SOo ora q sssnn.
confined s.o ss%:ns
@ a a press The sppsnasa au S show
n Tom &c sc per mes
~ s 0c fosa AZ; ss n. asass
We auo,e:-N.v crop-cubs, csnsrifnssi and misea No
e, S'c; o. c,ayed sSc tc d. mus;ovAde refining.
&C. 7oc Bingham .nd Is': ST. Soc l New orleans. HS Sc
ss. :ss ssasi =
'fs % :aa e. % % ss sas
{: sass e
more .tsntio. Is.u..nS sales e LOG iaesdng
s ;S s.. .ss.Sy Az c. and and
.stsd and :. lie eoss lsssc me best 6id With
Sc ana Sss n 81 nisS s' ts Tor 0 q osds
s.s sSpp asa Ss! sS
ad % sus Is Tns s he
market gce: ruled Id sS SS held a 4. se
ior spot OF nontu sno o1sc the PCS DO from ne OIL
market, with auotasions as iollows:-OM city. 81 IS;
Sis d GniSh ns d sSa' &
PxovisIoNa- ~ bbls beef none; cut
meats go PACKAGE, lard b6S hbls and terces and lou
kegs The market for mess pork Was rmer and the de-
SS s1 new = cas
Of extra prime mes st Sll Nj1 81 60 Baeon--The
per To-, ana short do at lOc. Dressed hogs met with
moderate trade and were frmer: city quoted at 7Ic.
Tor the range Beef-vaiuss were Without change.
eSannsa to sns joSon S4'' parcels faodns
about 20 packages Mt prices within the range the
following hgures:-$lo Sl2 Tor plain meas bbls, 4l3
s0s or nais de- d. ana for In
da mess Beef hams remained dull, but prices showed
no apprecable change quoted at from ZIG $s3 for the
ern. Cut mcats-Thers was moderate demand from
the trade today with prices ruling steady We heard or
sales Of 100 erces OF bickled hams private terms sou
S q 81 Ses Il aSsse a.
and 1000 lbs of loose picked bellies, medium average,
on private terms, Lard-For Western the market was
for Nay at oSc per h. 800 tierees Of do for June al
City steady q loc per u. Sales q l2s tsrces
INA today has been &c; h mSderase IN Job
foreign Sales in lots IS terces Of Carolina at from Tie
SAC per H., according to quality small lots Of Patna
At 71sc per lb. and l75 bags of Rangoon at nc
sUGxa-The market for raw sugar remained dun. Re-
ners pretty well supplied and are waiting the dis
charge Of cargoes Prices were nominal and weak
good do. nc. = So. No sales were reported Refined
iec . l;5 crushed ana
rison in their circular of this date up foows
II Hhds. Boxes. Bags, Aek1da