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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-13
GRAND .NnFOFa

Below we give list of the Jurors for
the next Criminal Cout, November:
Robert Sewell, Fielding Edwards.
Hardin Mayberry, S. s. Craig, T. j.
Crosby, Joe Love, Jno NJ. Scott, A. F.
Stenback, Jno 8. Garrett, E. Coffey,
G. B. Tate, J. w. Thomas, Jr., w. NJ,
". p. CANT, Thos Foster, Jas Giddens,
J. G. Ingram, W. s. Jennings, Lem Long
re. Gordon, Willis Russell, Jas q
Akin, W. K. Conner, Burton Warfield
G. M. Y. Kinzer, ]. NJ. Dockery, Robt,
D. Lockridge. Jno w. Thomas, Samuel
naimwood, John S. West, Ben1 Il. bow.
ell, r. W. McLemore, Jr. ]. II. Cathey
John F. Dowell, Samuel Rogers.
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MI. PLEASANT EEHua

There was a ball given ia .a..... ...
classic district, known ns I#.. .....
HOLLOW, last week, which turned ... .. .
a hop, as there were several J.l.. Blood.
crippled, 1t was not taas. Z. .....
but too much flow Of the soul a.| .....
wound up with the pepper ! Z an. ....
a-rompus, as some granger haI> u... ..
Cayenne on the floor, which Dr5... ..
the lady of the house with .uu.. ~...
seized the porker, and waltz.I .. .r#
down the room. nnking away w.. d..
vlgn" peculiar to tillcr Of ~ ... I.
did not take long to demollsa t.. .E..
us Gontrivance for lighting the H.a..
A foul cd entered the room, au. ....
crowd lit out.
We noticed in the Thompsya -...
Items of last week, an inquiry ..r o.. ...
p. correspondent, who som tine 1921
wrote such a 'gr0HdjlogaeH dsa.u..
of young lady with eyes OF ...aH..
blue,n pearly teeth and hair Ill.,. ...a#
sunlight. who was engaged in playing
game of croquet He thinks .... ..
| impression is that che IS ........
dead" No, he is not dead bu, " a-
eth in the radiant beams Of those ~
phire blue eyes, and glow Of thar ...
of ruby tinge. Now any ply sa.-a a ORE
binary capacity, could have inform.
the worthy correspondent chat w. &c.
| about blue eyes never caused G.4.H ...
the quickeniug fash Of those 3t .-.-- a..
often produces emotional insanity aaIw.
think pair of black peppers HAY la.'
uncalled for acoss the tistOa u. our Il.
| quirer. o. what other agency could la.a
| induced him to seek the lvia- ..uy r
the dead?
Those toWers ofexquisle hue and .-s--
liness, which were planted in tae r..-
of some of our citizens last spuuc. a.r.
| by close attention and iiuc eu.rar. .a-
come quite ornamental. lgE Fn....
| who has taste for botanic aoa.E ...
not help. as they stroll down l....
admiring those which bloom a.. ....
the neatly kept yards Of Uoc. ...
and Hunter.
Our farmers aud hOrt.cuuag,a.
plain ofhaving their mel0u-ra'aE
| ly pillaged, Can no method e.. a..
to put an end to such law, ....
tons, and has it come to pass .a.t .
| mer cannot enjoy the fruits of
| Industry
Mr., Jno. Wiltshire has been .
| considerable time and labor l r
| the Old Military road Jpeua# ".
Jackson in 1915. 81 fan l.. l..
| ed IN making a good JOB. 5l. n. u.
| avow for such business 10 goes .... d.
grain of those employed
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MARRIAGES.,

s. II smith to Nj. J. Duke
John William GIBSON to Martha Elizabeth
Chumbly. d.
samuel NJ. AKIN TO Lurettie y. Bills,
COLoRED.
John Williams to Esther LOckridge.
Samuel Bond to Laura Moore.
Anthony Mckee to Mary LeftWich.
MinsO Parham TO Virginia Anderson.
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..
1si'..t. x 'Ne POROUS PhsgyoS
-'...H. 'f.''','i ',-'',t "lS E"'"u'
t"-' N''' ,''"4'. hHtlN
was an7 reply.
t-.... 's. " De- "'' my purpose 1"
%. A'itl' ascent, b'' 10 give
-."- '+ t'i''t"S"to iI"Fol over
.. .''''.- "a lA' classic c!tN "i Column
'.t.f a' " ""l' I'D G' 5'l"ci 80
.. '..t''' on '"' Ir'N@' lbs l''tll'
"'.' proved dei'LtI pi-CJ-ctplo mon
. go. NY i.aH.T used Oi''H I'D re-
Ht"l h3e ih"sa straight ilne rs the short
-. I,-,,'ic7 rom ono POINT 10 another,
'' ID . olS hu'' h,le ne rig ~ "lhN"ft
..'' Wy, '"i,'' ''. ''''u' ~ ii"'-
NY, OF " ''uN VIII "'i'o IiShL ihto
-Ab hi.syhtt i'n1 '.efHv = SihIIlup
.H ID. cry can get our.
-.. "F#h N's rafaonso If you will al
." .n. ..1.~si'n' Oh TINS PGoNoking
...s were "a i.'i,if i''''Jh ".'u Als morse.
.. pr. ..H'' "i7 '",Iotle 'v N"luiubla
I'H. .is WHO VINO was travelling
.t I..i iaGr@ was no guide along,
..- BED ia -aI.'i'Ne MOOD INC preacher
..'. ','" - ""u-h2is. h' buggy
...' ana ga. '''' g' "''IIcui tho preach.
-.- ''- 4l mo H"&Ey ana mounted
~ -" ',!I7 way 70 escape
. .'., Gnu ''.i.-. Earnestly ana ~"
". '.'H "-'haA 10 INC SIDES VIII
aIs Aeei7.
tF horse, who u,se. ln that sou.
.... candle. "-en ""l"ic.
|i,,t L,.' ' ,.'.',. l,,,.' E'''
i''t "i"t' lu'toH ana lcIhtu
"s-..-, Wv iail"d Q" hlAhv a lNr-
''.4 more ~ length Tho a!uEia-troo
..' zap "a'oA@'hS 20 tEs harness
1., "" GA. wont the horSo and his
p, :ot'iES buggy and harness in the
| inc aioFesaii mud hole was in
E '',Ha-4 Oh ono hAnd by wheat.
b.. .I Hh1 'A tle o-ngr bY held of corn
... "tf7'+ climbed over the fence, ems
..- -'r Held 9l wheat, deposited his
.fr '.t, -H- vest ON convenient
.,.f FN. eco 10 suck ana boat down the
., ...i I.' !, I'D Tue ioncs corner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May ID. 1875.
ShLEs: - 600 Norfolk city S's sold at 81:
at 90.
Giold.-hmerican gold. 115k bid.
State Observation-Disclosures cors0ls: 55j5 bid. 56h
asked: Virginia corsols: new. AZ bid. 43 asker
iercst certificates: 20 asked: yrsinIa tax-receya.
BILE coupons, S9S bid. 90 asked: North Carolina,
1866. 12X Did; North Carolina funded OF 1868,
49, bid.
CITY Observation-Disclosures city s's. 104b bid.
ed; Petersburg CITY g.. is bid: Luxembourg city
&C. * bid: Norfolk ciiy S's. 81 bid: Manchester
6's;; IS asked: Manchester nrids. g.: 81 bid.
,RdifToud bonds Virginia Central RAJ lroad third
mortgage esd. andJ.. SlH bid: Slulhs3e Railroad
seeona mortgage preferred 6's, J. ana j, Sc bid.
60 asked; Petersburg Railroad frst mortgage SIS,
J.. and j.: 20 asSe"; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad dr,t mortgage rs, j. and D.. l03 asked;
richmond Fr.dericksnnrg and po,omac railroad
erick .burg and Potomac Railroad 6's. j. aud j.,
SO bid; Orange and A!exandri4 Railroad second
mortgage G's, j. and j.. rs bid: Richmond ana
Danvlle Railroad consolidated 6s, NJ. and ~, 7Ik
asked; Richmond and Danyiile Railroad consols,
due 1880, TAX nid.
100 par, 5 Il keh; Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, 63 bid. 20
asked: RICHMOND; Fredericksburg and Potomac
hlircad 6 per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. so bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
per cent. Guaranteed, 90 bar, 30 bid. 91iaaskcd;
H ,n; and i,alvr Ealiroah' I0o per- 40 BID
>cabnard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100
par, % hid, 90 asked.
Bunk ,Hocks.- First National, LOO par, IL 8 bid;
Natorul bank Of Virginia. 100 par. lO1 bid:
Onion Bank of Richmond. 80 par. 52R bid: Mer-
chants and Planters Savings. 25 par, 23s asked;
sank of commerce, 20 Tar, rs bid.
Insurance Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma.
rinc. 25 par, 344 Did; Virginia state. rs par. 2jk
oid: Virginia Home, 90 par. 80 bid, 1929 ask
ed: Merchants aul Mechanics, 100 par. 80 biz:
I1ty. 90 par. 81 bid: Odd dominion. L 10 par, 90
bin. 97h asked; Fiedmont anu Arlington, 100 Par.
100 asked.
Mi. celi0ne0ms.-Old Dominion IRON and Nall
Works Company. ] 90 par, 76:i bid: James River
ana hanawha Jacket, l2}s par. sia bid: Old DO
mniOh Steamship Company. 100 par, S3 asked
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NEW YORK LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MAY 11.-Beerss.-So:hIpg fresh In market, anG
there was no demand for stale stock. The YARN
weather forced dealers 10 dressed beef TO dispose oil
their stocks at the hest figures offered, and prices
offered NJ Shc. % b.: common to fair nj 1905.
sides.
Cutres.-Rsceinrs were 700 head. and the market
WIS % Sea at 6gee u. for common to prime
II St912c. q d.
Among the sales were 80 State vears, 100 pounds
average; at IL q n; SO do, l31 fs., at 7c.; Is
hount Hoiiy DO: 2u0 rs, at s@9c.: 80 SuSsex
bs at 7c IS do, ITO ns.. st &C.; 6 Iersey do
100 10 lao Ds.. at 7GSc {: rs do. 100 10 $50
Ms, at Ease; 1913 do, 100 Ia 70 bs.. ut 6@Sc !;
~ 90, 145 D., at Sc, and II Pennsylvania do. !,
lob u.s.. 81 6Hc
Sheep and Lnmbs.-ReceIpts were four cars, or
S4 head. The demand was very moderate, and
prices were shade easier. Fair To prime unshorn
sheep were sold at 7hG 7aic. = d. fair to prime
CLIPPED do. At 5sH6c-, and ordinary to choice
sP5s n mn s 81 D. Dressed mutton
anorg the sales We're 81 clipped Ohio sheep, 90
lbs. average. 1T 0Ac q b.; 25 clinped ohio sheep,
lO5 lbs. 1T &C.; 80 Clipped ohio sheep. 104 Ds., ut
&c; IS clipped Ohio sheep, SO bs. at SIC: Ito
cIipped ohio sheep, IS Rs; at PKG ; l27 clipped
sheep. JOG ibs, At &c 80 clipped ohio sheen, 75k
bs., al SIC. 10 clipped Ohio sheep. SOa u.s., at
5Gc.; 1919 unshOrn Colorado sh, ep, 96l4 lbs, at
7sc.: 43S unshorn Colorado sheep, 9SR Ms. at
100 Jersey spring lambs, 40G50 bs., at 10@l4c.
= b.; 10 Jersey spring lambs AT S64S7.5O per
head: IS Jersey spring lambs, AZ ibS. average. AT
l2hc.
oWine.-Rcceipts were II cars. or 2, 145 hogs. A
few live hogs We're sold ut re. II b., aud couple
OF punches of store nigs at 94c Cty-rrr sscd hogs
were steady ut 97sc. q b journal NJ Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14

AN IMPROVEMENT IN STREET CAEs.--Mr. w.
Fl. Ii. Bowers, OF the CompreSSed-Alr and
Locomotive Street-Car Company, OF this
cilv, tried one of his new cars in New AL
bany Yesterday afternoon. A COurler'JouT-
nal reporter who was present states that II
worked TO charm, and that the trial was
exceedingly gratifying and successful 10
every way. The motion Of the car was
nearly nolseess; the movement RAPID,
smooth, and excellent, and under compete
control. The car only carried upwards OF
100 pounds Of compressed air, and on that
power ran over mile. While going at the
rate Of twelve miles an hour the car couId De
stoned inside of twenty feet, and that, too,
without any brakes. The speed can be regn-
lated from one to twenty miles an hour. Inc
beauty of the car is that any man OF orol.
nary mechanical knowledge can bandle IL
without danger. The trial Of the car was
witnessed by large Eumber OF c'tlzenS 10
New Albany, and Mr.. Bowers was congfaiu'
Ia.ed upen the successful esult.--LouSUeAe
Courier. Journal 11h.
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",s n nlll, ana make no concessions. a. tfev
a az cnnadent ihit fhefr entire ssocf I'll, M
conditran % ey me markst IS 5000 IS the actsaf
3n DEN an Immense nnmbel OF statements msds
wassee Ina !, ne IoaKng orcrait ti Ttiafss
sSmf on them very close approximations ana snn
tel, e. e1S ssiye cxaseera items. few men sa,s
had OCCASION to snniiae.tion. and yesterday
sne amount Of logs hung ups,n az certafs
s Nn ,n ana he soIa there were 600
and that spring. md by exnm,nsi,o yea ~ ag1:
9.a zoo n w man @ slms'ee the amount a. only
the statements OF althe logs hung mn In he s,.
streams. Another Instance might be given Hhcrs, ]
~ supoayed u be good authority. placed
lne estisnae on the Tobacco snd Cedar at rs (1O-
0O0 and when he cameto figure on the rn,ltes I'M
med!aeiy dropped to 37.00o.o00. BY diiieent iri-
know 10 be wild exaegeraIons. L make the follow
ing estimate OF logs now Ia all The streams tribua
Tisaoawisse, 165,o00,00o; Sturgeon. 7.ooo.-
g To1; aolasses la,90ot salt 2s 100000.
i"e ooS ,na
aI1 nn6 oo 5oooo,ooo Cse, ooOtoa,
nary rains: -
rd Ti,taoaTss SEQ 80 s.l
pewa and PINE. 50.O00,OO0; Shi,wissp. 10000.
O99 Cass. 50 COO 600. Total, a77, 900 900.
orc G nm Mo may o. increased by unusual fresh
cs oo.Uou,oOU making as the available crop I'm the
case or good sage Of water lastiug for two
~ .nree weeks, 100000 rect. In his estimate
nave not tnciuced logs 10 mil. booms al the COM
nlehS' ment Ok Tie season. as theJ muse of necfa-
ter. - 49, "AAA
There have be'n no transactions IN logs the past
week. Inc situation Is mare hoDtfu, for tho mar.
ket. ano lumoermen are feeling better than have
seen tnen for several seasons. though all regret Tho
almost universal hangur, they feel that The logs
are are needed t. give emnoyment to thosc who ds-
pend on the mills fr their living, aud they further
believe that the whole crop would be called for at
fair prices. -
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Livestock Markets.
,sc,Sx,rt LIVESTOCK MARKETS

EMITTED STATES sTOCk.iAkDS.
n,y11- H01s.-r eceiprs. |, Gao head; shlppeo,
5oa hend L he market is quiet aud noaerairiy ac-
I've. common se.llug at S7@s7.30; iair 10 me-
Nkeceipt>, 222 head. The mark.t Is qS,el
and unchat se1 The total range Is from 70 o7'c.
s s no,,, ,on 10 goou butchers. :,
loS hIeaer"Recelpls, las head The market Is dull
and unchar geo. srocv vApns
MAY he IN arriyas ,9r h aee w aas
e ii.Snis I.l25 hea1. Receipts for The nas,
forty eight hours Sal hes anu Ionday 70 tne
e1e nj of supply at impr owed prices excrptng ~
common shirh the n rye. wa as .n for soe
nuirher .aiiiies and 8SG6Ac. Tor extra oH,sne'
shp"s sd 81 ar 4ne Tue e market 4 for Sas
lilies steady Mt 3SM5c. Tor commoI to gooo' an'
extra ur &c. ,v With 3 full sun
al CD coHs in fair dsman "a, ns Ssp per head, NJ
cJroipg to quality ami eala anc 10 &c. for com
| Veal caives-Prtces s'aAos - 11>' = - =,
Ksoas-Tasre /, an increase Of EseesP's 0'ss ~
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. May IL. 1870.
The Richmond tobacco market exhibited con-
sdcrabl. frmncss during the past week, with an
upward tendency in prices. The offerings at auc-
ton comprised 6J1 packages, of which 121 were
reviews. The sales 1T auction were 1872 packages
ut prices ranging from fG TO SfS Bids were re-
iected on 2l0 packages. The offerings II the To-
bncco Exchange for the corresponding week in
1874 amounted 10 756 packages. 7 he highest
price paid at that time ut auction was $50.
We continue our current quotations:
BLACK.- Lu0s-Very common. S6tGi7: medium
10 rooG, $7.5OMi 1850: extra, S9aI:9 so. Le0f-
Common. S9nS9.50; medium. S10GEf11 s ::
good. i126s14; fine. $l4 50@l$1o; hue stem
ming AMI wrappers. .l5.5oMrlS.
BRIGHT -LnOS-COmmop, S9GL 4 r.: medium 10
goou, SIP. 50MS20: fine smoking S22 .50m 80 {;
extra smoking. S3JGgSs0 LcGJ-Commym ~ me-
dun, Sl0MS12: good to fine. RI 2 .J0m SIG: extra
alters. 4l7@S20. HrdpDerS-tomMoh.$ lSM
S25: medium 10 good. t27.500SfG: iiie, $i5@;
$7J: extra. SS0MSl0O.
MAuoCANY.- H'rappers-Common 20 medium.
81 5GgS20; good TO d"e, S25Gg$35; extra, siOG.
go,
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

MAY IL. -ITDot.-The general market has shown
very ltlr life snce our last report. The principal
BUYERS are holding off on account Of the ose ap-
proach to The period Tor the new clip Manufactu.
rers hive taken few small lots and have paid
generally steady prices Offerings of desirable lots
western teeccs ara So moderate that there does not
appear any urgency 10 cell. New clip California Is
no, being received tn any material extent rs yet.
Pulled hive been moving off more freely tnan
other stock. and at very regular prices. In foreign
there has been nothing done ou':idc OF few small
lots of australian, which were osed GU. about on
the basis OF previous transactions.
sulcs were rs bales spring California ut 81 M
30c 60 bales fall California at 22c, 1000 Dis.
Australian at L.; so ntes tx RI pulled. - bIles
comb = pulled on prvat- terms: 5000 lbs. do
nestle uoils AZ Ace; 5000 ID. y ohio feeccs III
see 20 bales SUPER al 49c 30 bales super at
4Gc II ) ualc. .iusraiIln AT JlGD53c., and 100
btic. California secured on private terms; and
bv auction. $50 baeS darraged Port Philip Aus
tf,Iirn ~ 45(l4 7,:c., anu bales damaged Creoa
III l3i.I l7c. -
Imnorts for the week are: From England. 52
bales; entered value, 81 $50. From Ci,alpine Re-
public. 10 bales {; entered value, 81 4l3. From
Frarce | 3 Gales: entered value, SS.7l9. From
EraziI. 81 Da,cs; entered vl.ue. 81 Sli. From
HcIrIII-,, So BATS entered value. ) u SO2.
keceipis Tor the wee K tnomesiicl. TAG bales. Re-
CENTS lfom january idUIne>tIcl. II .S2i bales
same time last yer tdcmcsticl 14,1G5 Dalcs.-Jour'
mn Of I,DLlWeTcS.
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cu,c.Go LUMBER MARKET.

1o.-AtiAe Yards This hranch OF the lum-
nor m rk.t Was fairly active yesterday. ana rea-
souab,y large business being again transacted on
cal aud inferior sccouut. IL demand gas largely
tnr rn,nmOm building lumber and fencing, ana
prices remained steady, as foi;aSs; inrS
SSit,aarG:aT. third clear, zach. S369.3S select,
inch $3.50 $50; wagcn,oox bodrns, Is inc sg am
sss: stock boards, i. s26nsss stock boards.
c. $6: common boards, ios,, ana sc ssncins
st and 90 sea ssa 5. f hs = Six la
W. Ho,r,Sx inst and second clear. S35Asas;
ioor,ng. irst common. eonsa sssgs3o; noor,n Ss;
comm on dressed. T25 GS27 SIDING, nrst aaa seSono
clear dressed, s20@S21; s.ains' common ufeeso"
SIS. -, "a ..,s feet. Sl31slS5n;
so,srs. nicEets, Isl 2NS1 3, Eat picse,s, y Ia;
fSbjngies.-.>awed a, per 1,OOo, S5@so.Sa.
Ldh a,.ssi GShnr,ss on cars sold at tho annexed
rrices: or slar, *2.50ass.5s; No; sa AVS.
=, S56pSi5O Three dollars per car 10 eS aSa S
Sa o,ns,erred Whicb charge fohows ths shingles
VI" Thicsness-Flse shingles to oe TWO mshes
wy = engtn-sir.een inches.-Tfnles.
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Rats: Old Dominion, 1915 for standard-that
fs. tes penny: other sizes exrr1.
Plough. Caatnos: wholesale, 4x<r.; retail, DC.

is. tsb penny. OIDpr sizes extrJ.
| :, Plough. Casttnos: Wholesale, 44fc.; retail, DC
Liquors, Wines. SIC.
A6: Scotch. best brands pints, $2@s2.15 =
Rectiaed ivaiskeus. Market steady with upward
| tendency. Proof held nj sI.35@k14 40.
Rue WhiSs,ys: Medium, 9l.50pg2; pure DID,
t2@i4: Virginia Mountain, new. t2(1S2.5G Old
Gin: Domestic. u .25nS2: imported, 50 case.
s1;5O; apple new. s2@s2 SO peach; ss.
and SANTA Cruz, S4@S6.
Licoricc:
Lfcortce Pasre.-J. q. & CO.. BIC; r. R., 23c.
A. .. G.. 23c. *. 4 Co.. 24c.: p. s., 25c; Anchor
27c.; a. Z. G., 26c; q. y IT,, &c.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
Lumber: White oak. 81 1M14.50 n ] 900: West
Virginia poplar. 4 Uda31 "a 1000: white pine,
s35G1$75 p 1000. yellow nine boards. 81 O0s14
Pine. t2.50@S5: cypress six-nch, S7.5O0s13.5O
y 1000. Laths-split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 =
-Whiskey-harre timber green; sls@2o
barrel timber. t6GvS75U % 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss; h9gshead hoops, 10 demand; hick.
Rope: Manila, pest, 23@25c. sisal, 22c. p b.;
Rags.-Mixcd cotton. s!sc. white, 4@oc. wool.
len, 2@3c.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, soc .Gs1.25 = 90 feet.
PouodeT: 1915 by the I'VE kegS-less than tive
kegs. 1925: blasting. s3.50G&4.
Shot: Northern. s225 ~ Dag Of 25 hs.
GTlndStonss: 2G2.c. s n.
Nill-Fced.
Stip&tuf: 55c. y hnshel..
Br0,cpstuf: 30G35c. II bushe
Shorts: 25G30c. ii busiiel.
E'seat Bran: 20@25c: ~ bushel.
Corn Bran: 1S@20c. a bushel.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MAY ll.-Iron-> pig is IN fewer hands and
held ut more c3Git Ut range Il prices, aithou3n
there - no i'm uroyemeut III the demand, and II Is
sill aIm' st Impossible 10 sci! other thar small lots.
american pig sill rules n oppressed AMI dnil
,34.50@s35; Eeinon, -t3l.5uGls32. ,Ameri;
can pig Is quoled at t27Ms2S for No: !, 500
500 for No. =, and .23Grr 25 Tor forge. New rails.
$50, gold, for En2lrsh;. 40 Tor American.
Old rails quoted uominaly S27.25@.28. Wrought
scrap at ,32. Refined Bur-store prices are
Kar. Swe,ies, Ordinary size>. At $l30WSl40;
oar. swedes. plough sizes, at II 40; bar refined, q
10 inch, round and square, TO Inches by
q and d SIG >' Inch. s7o: bfr, refined. and !
by and SIG, 80; large rounds 24G2h
s125: oyals and l,af-rnunds. S2.5O1$92. !;
baud, / To inches by 3-16 to No. II. $50; horse
shoe $685. rods loM3-l6 inch, S6I .DUalTlzU !;
hoop. & by No. % to land Il by ID and A. 1877 so
@Si35 nail rod, per pound, 7fosc,; sheet, Russia
US 10 assortment, 1ikc., gold: sheet singles,
doubles. ana lrehles, common, 4ag5c.: sheet Gou
bcs and trebcs, 5g51c; sheet, xalvanzed first aud
second quality. list, 2O@35 per cent. discount
JouruUl If Com UIErcg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
Vigorous Prosecution Against Eliic!t
HiS1IliCrS.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury is still vigorously engaged in
the work of prosecuting the raid against all
parties engaged. directly or indirectly, in the
illicit whiskey Installations. Orders for sell
lures are daily issued. Among them was
one to-day for the seizure Of an establish
ment in Cincinnati. Secretary Bristow has
directed that the investigation into the con-
diiiou Of the Milwaukee diStillerieS and rec
tifying-houses be complete and thorough,
and the Treasury agents are requested TO re-
port all fixtures on the part OF the United
States attorneys and revenue officials to give
their full support 10 the investigation.
The agent at Milwaukee tclegraphs to the
Solicitor to-day that he has discovered Il SUBJ
tcrrancan tank with capacity of twenty.
five thousand gallons belonging 10 one Of
the Milwaukee distllcrs.
Up to this time no changes Of revenue
officials other than gaugers and s.orekeepers
have been made. Several officers OF these
grades were removed yesterday and to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
Hn.eSt Foreign News.

4 dispatch from Melbourne, Australia,
says the city Of Sidney and vicinity has been
visited by heavy and damaging floods.
IT, is officially announced that the Treasury
Of Spain has peld Hon. Caleb Cushing $780,
O00-the last ipstalmen, Of the Fifginius ill.,
demnity.
Yesterday the underwriters, agents. and
divers attempted to reach the wreck Of the
steamer Scailler, but were prevented from
doing SO bv the heavy ground swell.
The London Post maintains that the late
war rumorS were not grouEdleSs. Germany,
alarmed by the rapdity Of The French mill.
tary organization, had arranged everything
for. and was on the point of. marching
against France; but the danger is averied
tor the moment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
Various IscInS.

General Breckenridge is in no Immediate
danger Of death. His mlnd IS clear.
John z. King has been reelected president
of the Georgia railroad over Z. IL. fhinIzy,
his plurality being seventy-two.
General McRae, superintendent OF the
State, has been elected superintendent Of
the Georgia road. o,o
The New York Senate has passca Tue ele-
waited railroad bill.
A heavy gale prevailed at bennington
Ontario. Wednesday night Six vessels were
driven ashore.
|, is reported that the steamer Farraday
has picked up the direct cattle.
Cadet G. S. Hall was fatally injured al
West Point yesterday by fall from horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
political Supremacy iH New Eaamp-
SHIRE.

CONCORD. May 13.-The Governor and
Council. who were engaged until late hour
last night in bearing the contested senatorial
election eases, upon whose decision hinges
he political supremacy Of either party in
his State, met again this morning, when it
was resolved that the questions involved in
the senatorial elections be referred to the
Judges Of the Supreme Court for their opn-
IONS, provided such can be obtained before
next Monday at 9 O'Clock; otherwise, that
the Governor be instructed TO get such adj
vice as the circumstances nav admit OF.
Adjourned till Monday at 3 o'clock.