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A Conservative Account OF the
Louisiana Troubles.

NEW ORLEANS, May 9O.-The follow
ing dispatch from the Sheriff Of Wilkin.
son County will explain the trouble in
that section. No particulars as to the
number OF killed and wounded haVe been
received. It is known the number has
been greatly exaggerated:
"WooDvTLLE, Miss, May 10.
"To GOrernor Stone:
"Quiet is restored throughout the
country. The trouble could have been
avoided had not thScolored people fired
into my posse. They were advised by
their leaders to kill the white people from
the cradle up. Have arrested some OF
the ringlenders. and may get more. Pol
itics had nothing to do with the affair.
Prominent colored men were with me at
tempting to pacify them. They would
listen to no advice. ! apprehend no
further trouble. W. Ii. NOZZLE,
Sheriff.
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MEXICO.


EScoDouo OccupieS hA"IAot ""'
GALvpsroS, May 2O.-A News special
from Brownsville, May 20, says general
Remellor, with the advance otthe Gov.
ernment forces under Escobedo, reached
Matamoras last night, at s o'clock, and
tho American and German Consuls turn
ed over the city to him. Escobedo ar
rived there this morning. Diaz is repor-
ted to be at San Fernando, the interior,
whittier Gonzales has gone to join him.
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Struck by Lightning.

CLINTON, May 2O.-Yestertlay evening
the lightning struck the large saw mill Of
Ira Stockwell at Lyon, Iowa, which was
destroyed by the fire in an incredibly
short time. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
About $50 men are thrown out Of en-
ployment.
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WHISKY FRAUDS.
Illicit DistiIIing in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, May 20.-General Patterson
Collector OF Internal Revenue for this
district, has succeeded in breaking up
some four or i've more crooked disttller.
les in Henry, Carroll and Henderson
counties, Tennessee, and arrested an old
man named Lowery and his son, and j,
Robbins, Of Henry county, and Weaks, oil
Henderson county, who have all been
brought here and lodged in jail. i, A large
distiilery was destrOye,l in Carroll coun'
ty, but the prOprictors escaped. Since
April l, eleven distilleries have been de-
stroyed in this section Of the country.
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Jersey City Explosion.

NEW YoRK, May 2O.-The official re-
port Of the explosion at Bergen Tunnel,
Jersey City, gives the number Of houses
injured 552. The damage is estimated
at about 100000. A large number Of
suits have been begun against the rail.
road company,
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Democratic Primaries In 1t.
I,OuiS.

ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Democratic prim-
aries were held to-day for the election Of
delegates to the State Convention, to be
held at Jefferson City on the 3lst inst.
There doesn't seem to have been any con-
test in favor Of any particular Presi-
DENTAL candidate.
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WHEELnsG, May 2O.-Joblin, who left
Carthage, Missouri, with wheelbarrow
containing fifty pounds OF minerals for
the Centennial, and the seventy ty.nine.year-
old gentleman who left New Albany, ln-
diana, about three weeks ago, for the
same point, passed through this city this
morning. Both appear in good health
and spirits.
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RaiIrond Apnolntments.

KALAMAZOO, May 9O.-M. D. Wood
ford, formerly Assistant Treasurer Of the
Chicago and Lake Lake Michigan Rail-
road, goes to Toledo Monday "a Superin'
tendent Of the Canada Southern Rail
road. Mr.. Goodspeed takes the position
lately held by Mr.. WOOdiord.
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Railroad Collision.

CHATTANOOGA, May 2O.-A collision
this morning between freight and &c.
comodation trains on the Western 4 At
lantic Railroad resulted in the probably
fatal injury OF four persons.
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The La Grange Mob.

LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-The police
force armed with rides, appeared in and
around the Jail all last night. The mill
tia was read y with artillery to repel the
Oldham county lyncherS, but they came
not, and probably will not now.
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Bio RAPiDs, May 2O.-Lat night the
house occupied by W. G. Gould was
struck by Lightning, instantly killing Mr..
Gould and injuring girl named Hattie
Brown, which it Is feared will prove fatal.
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Death OF Brother OF Bishop
Peck.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 2O.-Geo. Peck,
DID, n pioneer Of Methodism in this
region and a brother Of Bishop jesse
Peck, died to-day, aged seventy mine.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
international students Congress

AhAeA AAoeAVhaA otuucHtS SOukrcAH
PARIS, May 20.-A meeting Of about q
thousand students was held yesterday "a
discuss the organization Of the Intefna.
tional Students Congress, first proposed
in connection with Jules Michelets
funeral. A large number OF students
from the provinces, and some foreign
students, participated. The foreigners
will be entertained tonight at banquet
by tho Partisan students.
THE DELEGATION OF FRENCH ARTISANS
The Chamber of Deputies to-day, on q
motion OF N. Tierad, reduced the amount
Of the proposed grant for sending = dele.
CATION Of workmen to the Centennial at
Philadelphia from 100000 to 125,00O
francs. A motion was also adopted that
agricultural instructors bo sent to the
Exhibition.
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Just before adjournment tho Deputies
unanimously adopted motion growing
out Of the debate on the recent dismissal
Of Mayors, that the House finds the policy
Of the Ministers liberal and in conformity
with the wishes Of the country. Three
hundred and forty-three members voted.
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result as the one alluded to by the
speaker?
mo. at alln "By no means, my dear
Colonel" replied the speaker 81 w"
only showing how such contingency
might readily happen"
@As for me, said the Hon. Hanson, IL
AM willing to let the resolution pass, be
the result to me personally what it may.'
With this gracious concession to the
"other side" Hanson sat down amid the
admiration Of the law phalanx inlhis
rear. .t.
Thereupon arose cries for the "ques-
tion." Boring was in great tribulation,
and had been for some time. He stood
upon his feet and debated with the boys,
"lirst upon the heel tap and then upon the
toe," first with this one and then
with another. There was the Chair
man OF the Democratic Committee in
front Of bim, DR.. Baird 'on his right
flank, J. II. Pendleton on his northwest
diagonal, and on his left the COunsellors
and Chancellors OF the Ring, and all pres.
sing him with their views. The thing was
too much for Boring. Like truly wise and
able presiding officer, he refused to put any
OF their motions or entertain any Of their
suggestions, and finally let the meeting
go to pieces and dissolve by virtue Of its
own native repellnnt powers, WHICH
were immense.
The English Of all this, is, Of course,
that Col, OBrien'a reAlution failed and
that Good and his retaiHers hold the
field. The old liners were whipped by
the young lawyers. What the end will be
is yet TO he seen. There is talk Of new
convention
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ST.. LOUIS, May 4O.-A third suit against
the sureties Of John Busby, Of the whisky
ring, was tried in the United States Dis.
trict Court to-day, and decided in favor OF
the government, the jury returning q yer.
dict for SS5,OOO,- the full amount OF the
hnnh I L. - IL
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NEw YORK, May 2O.-Charles Francis
Adams was selected, tonight BY the Cen
tennial Committee in this city, for orator
on the Fourth Of July:
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CHICAGO, May "O.-ln the Mum whisky
trial thiA morning, Judge Bangs began his
argument for the prosecution, which will
probably last all day.
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Crops in oregon.

SAN FRANcsco, May 90.-CrOp reports
from Oregon say the surplus wheat for
shipment will be a fair annual averag
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MoIlE CROOKEpNissS.

SAN FRANCEco. May .0-Fhe investi.
CATION Of the Bay View DistiIlery and its
surroundings was completed to-day. The
report will be submitted early next week,
The officials are reticent, but do not deny
that important discoveries have been
made
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, May 2O.-sir Edmund Buck
ley, Bart, member Of Parliament for New
Castle.under-Lyme, has been declared
bankrupt, He transacted business in
Manchester and elsewhere as manutac'
turer Of chemicals, coal and lime mer.
chant, and manufacturer Of brick and
tiles. Liabilities, two and a half million
dollars.
The liabilities Of n. Il A. Fachiri, sus.
pended Liverpool cotton dealers, are over
100000.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising barometer, winds yeering TO
west and north, partly cloudy weather
and rain areas.
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For the best English poem by resident
undergraduate Of Cambridge University.
has been won by Alfred ". Dale. The
subject OF the poem was Centenary OF
American Independence"
LONDON, May 2l.-Capt. stOddard, the
late master Of the British bark Skerry.
vore was arrested to-day on board the
steamer Leasing, at Plymouth, upon a
telegram from New York, charging him
with attemptingJto scuttle the Skcrry-
wore.
TIE RACES.
Tho Chantilly races opened to-day,
with good attendance. Tho Prix de Di.
ane was won by Mondaine; Fcllosile,
second; and Enguernande, third.
ELECEED TO THE CHAMBER.
NJ. David, Republican, was to-day cleo
ted to the chamber OF Deputies from Auch,
by an overwhelming majority.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
wru1rxn.x 4 ,,o,,..5 10 1a7e

44merscan Gold.-1lgH bid.
State Securfties.-yirYsni coaso1s, 66x bid;
Virginia censois, new. so gsd 3sh asked Virginia
asked: virginia in,erest.ce1fifc Is asked; Wiz.
ginia tax-receiyaDle coupons, S6a bio, SCH asked.
CITY observation-disclosures CITY S's, l12x bid:
ety IS sax sla city e. 1es
Lynchburg city 6's, SO bid; Norfolk city s's, 96lS
Sid Ps .a 5Is sis g. SO bid
aseed eao Railroad
e-s,g gold, NJ and n, 26 bid Virginia Central third
mortgage 6s, J: and j., "a bid; Virginia Contra!
Rseosd thad no and
81 bid, GO asked; Southside Railroad first mortgage
preferred Ss, j. and j., 40 bid; Sohside Railroad
second mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j., AZ bid
Southsfde Railroad third mortgage Preferred SIS, j..
and j., 20 bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Sc
cond mortgage SIS j. and j.. 674 askeSt Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S:s, and D., SAbd Rich
andD., lOl bid Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tornao Railroad mortgage rs, j. aud u, 81 Dig; ;
Orange and AJcxandria Railroad first moctgage IS,
second mortgage 6s, J. and j., ~ bid; Richmond
and DanHiile Railroad consolidated IS, a. and n,
50 bid; 704 asked Atlanta and Richmond; Air
Li9e qi' Roassmes RIVER and Kanaw Canal
second mortgage 6's, N. and NJ. 40 bid, 80 asked.
Railroad Stoc4s.-Richmond and Petersburg
sa
asked: Richmond aAd Danvile Railroad, 100 par
AZ bid, 6 asked; Glover Hill Railroad, 100 par
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par, l20 asked;
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 103 Asked
MERCHANTS N1tioaal log par 80 asked STATE I Hank
insurance Conlpanies.-yir Fire and Ma
rine, % par 81 bid 3S3 asked Virginia State, 20
par 81 bid ygna home 100 par "a asked a,l
100 par, s2:asked.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20, 1876.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, norfolk, mer. &
chandlse and passengers. L. ID. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Anna nj. Dickinson; Tooker, Brioge-
port. Conn.,, rallroaa IRON, .. H. Ahuefsol' fe
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore, New York, gu
Schooner Charles Is. Mcshain, Quigley, Philadei-
phu, coal, C0ttrell 4 Gaes.
Schooner Lottic, Taylor, boston, merchandise'
Curric 4 Co.
schooner Frank Merwin, Pearec, Boston, Ice, A.
&. BabcOck.
SAILED.
Schooner S. +. Krwan, Kirwan, Baltimore, gram
lie uayinc-b'ocES, Currle & Go.
schooner Thomas G.. Benton, Miller, Phlladeiphia,
railroad tics, Curtis & Parker. -,
Schooner j. W. Allen, Allen, No. cooking-coai'
New York, Gervas Storrs, agent
SAILED FROM CITY roIsT.
Bark Charley (Br.), Robinson. Rotterdam, petro-
Ipuln Messner, Ackcrlnann Il Go.
Rarlt ImpcradOr (Br.), Chapman, RIO dc Janeiro,
-four j. Il. Gales s. Co., OF Petersburg
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schooner D. II. Ingralam, Ames. Windsor, n. 81
August 18th.
MEMORANDA.
Brig John Wesley, Hines, cleared at London ZOE
United States August 10Th.
Schooner Anna u. Dickinson. TooXer, apoYe le
noried arrived from New York. is chartered TO load
Schooncrs Major William H. Tantum, snoc; 1o .aIt
SIcGlnnIss. Coiburn, aud Vashti sharp, Ganuy,
in Collision 9th Instant or Chester with tug nav
ing \ bark in tow, and had jlbboon carried away;
Schooner Edward Perry, Davis, from James rSef'
~ S,,nEenp5rig Mozart tGer.l, Tietchens hence for
pjndn JnnrIro August 18th, latitude 30, 50, longi-
tnde 40, 10, by bark NIctaux, at New York 2ist.
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Convention tonight nominated Sherman s
Rogers ,o, Ti,4t1tenant-G Governor.

Convention tonight nominated Sherman s.
ftogers for sutenant-G Governor.
THE new Yoac LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
SARATOGA, Angus 2s.-The Liberal Re
publican Convention, called by John Coch-
ran, chairman Of the Liberal State Commit
tee, and other supporters OF Hayes and
Wheeler, met to-day md adopted resolll.
tions supporting Hayes and Wheeler, ana
took n recess.
The Liberal Independents, representing
in part eighteen counties in the State, VINO
refused to accept the invitation OF the Coo d
ran Liberal Republicans to unite with then'
in support OF Hayes and Wheeler, and enter
the Republican State Convention, held q
conference to-day at which they endorsed
Tilden and Hendricks, and adjourned.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
WHEELTSG. WEST VA, August 23.-Ben.
Wilson has been re-nominated for Congress
by the Democrats Of the First district.
LExINGToy, KY, August 23.-J. G. S.
Blackburn has been re-nominated for Con-
gross.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 23.-The
Democrats of the Eighth district have NOM
mated Colonel W. w. Garth, OF Madison
county, for Congress.
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/ authorized by the existing laws, three hun
bred thousand trade-doflars per month
being coined at San Francisco to meet thu
demand for export to China.
In order to increase the silver coinage a
the Philadelphia mint probably metals FOL
nickel and bronze coinage win be procured
! from private manufacturing establishment,
in form OF planchetts ready for stamping.
THE INDIAN wAR-A BATTLE RgPoRTED-HEA
w LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES, BUT THE FEDE.
RAILS ARE VICTORIOUS.
CHICAGO, August ga dispatch has been
received ut military headquarters here which
] says an Indian who arrived at the Standing
Rock agency, ON the Missouri river, reports
that severe fight took place ten or twelve
days since between the troops and the In.
dams at point north OF the Black HiJls.
The losses on both sides were very heavy,
but the troops held possession OF the field
The Indians broke into bands, and dis
persed over the country with the troops in
pursuit.
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.
San FRANCISCO, august 23.-There was
q meeting Of Irish citizens here last night,
and resolutions Of sympathy were passed
for the Fenian prisoners who escaped from
Australia by the Catalpa, and took steps to
raise ufund for their benefit.
In the game OF Billiards last night be-
tween Sexton and krolber, the champion
to the laster's 175 points. Sexton won the
concentrating an average Of 33A points;
Krouber scoring 1874.
THE CALIFORNIA CHANGERS CONVENTION.
SAN Francisco, August 23.-The Gran
gers Convention to devise measures to
break up the so-called grain ring last eve
ming passed resolution to sell no wheat in
this market for less than one dollar and siX-
ty-fve cents per GENITAL, and made arrange
ments for the shipping Of grain on their
own account.
ODD FELLOWS.
ROCHESTER,, n. W. August 23.-The
Grand Encampment OF the Grand Lodge,
l. O. o. F., is in session here. G. P.
Rogers presides. TIE Grand Encamp-
ment degree was conferred on seventy
G. P's.
COAL-DEALERS IN COUNCIL.
CHICAGO, August 23.-The principal coal
dealers in this city have gone to Niagara
Falls to take part in the conference there to-
morrow for the purpose OF compromising, If
possible, the existing difficulties and pre-
venting the threatened serious break IN
prices.
EXCURSION FROM THE SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-McGilrs eN-
cursion from Atlanta, Ga, the largest OF the
season, arrived here to-day en- route to Phila-
dclphia. The party numbers over fifty, in
Guiding many prominent citizens OF the
State.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
William A. Knapp, Of Ohio, was to-day
appointed chief clerk in the Post-Oftice De-
partment.
The President has appointed John Tyler,
Jr.. United States attorney for the southern
district OF Florida and W. =. Redwood
United States marshal for the southern dis
trlct OF Mississippi
OBITUARY.
NEW ORLEANS, August 23.-Maior Dan
Seally, wcll-known Journalist, is dead.
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Rirl,mond DispaAll.
,,.,sn.y AUGUST 81, 1876.
PETERSBURG.

,>,7,T1OS OF A TH.DEN AND hhNpii.hs
'N",. MESTs FOR SrEAhiNG
,,..uoI-T THE DISTR1Cr--STATEB SUP
urrr,. RAILS FOR THE ATLANTIC, MIS-
~, ISp ONO RAILRoAD-MATRlNo-
...,,,r,cnce Of the Richmond DiSpa'clhl
l'"''' AUGUST IS, 1876.
.,.,., Conservatives of Petersburg will as
'r =, ,br Academy of Music tomorrow
,1a, ",.n -, orr,nizc Tildcn. Hendricks and
n-h ~. ,.,uh, and to adopt measures for
ti'n'"" and thorough prosecution OF the
N-o'u :, his city. The meeting will no
canvas 1ororly attended, and several adj
G ir"s>., will hr delivered
dress ,,Y>cryativc Campaign Committee
NJ ,f,,rici have announced appoint
81 ,"' throughout tho District for Colonel
u'f"> .,anIidatc for Congress, and for
ii'"' ,,,. ~ other gentlemen who have ac-
"""'', ;,,.;.,tion> 10 deliver addresses dur
'ti w. .,nyasS. There will be meetings
W. ',,..rbcs in every District OF every
~" and no, once only, but TWO or
' ','.'. ,;rr> Among the gentlemen who
IN, a,,nn,,nrcd to speak are Hon. John w.
'H..,;,I ZION. \. VI. Kelley. john ,. W isc,
Tnlnnrl William i. Cameron. captain
:, ~. Mckinney. Hon. L. II. Harris. Colo
TAugrd Dromgoolc, Major W. r. G.
- -. .rrrory Hon. Il. Z. Barham. lion. l. >.
,,inTrnoy. and a host OF others.
rI,. Iir, Morrcll. OF New lork. VINO mas
,..'',, ,o;,urniuc in this city for some days,
,.hn ha> several times preached ut the
.m" ,.',,.rr;an churches. will probably he ln-
! ,,',5 :, remain some weeks longer and
N'",, ,T,. ,t,. prlpit OF the Tahh-Strcct church
I,',..$:,.s rho absence OF Rev. DR.. Nthcr-
'.'.,,n rr. Norrcll. though stranger. mas
,,.,,, man. friends, and expresses iilt'lSen
y.,s',nI,d with orr city and people.
fIr ,.Iantic, Mississippi and ONO Rat
...'f 'o,olanv i now receiving steel rails
:r,,,, PENNSYLVANIA for Use mainly upon the
",lG west Of LvnchhurS. The company
ia. contracted for 1000 tons Of these rails.
'',,, tn,. vi which will be furnished by
,+.. psna>vlvania Railroad Company, and
; a1n tens Tx the Bethlehem Pa.) Iron
v.n~L. Company. They will be brought to
r.-y rnin. and sent west lis rapidly rs pos
,ihlr. ,o,.
Two couples from Richmond came over
g., ,hi> civ Yesterday. were united i'll mar
....,..,. ~ one OF our ministers. and returned
r.,y,. ON the noon train to-day.
n;uvidG;c county sends three conFlc'> 10
.r,. ,,,ifcnuarv this wrck-yiZ.. Charles
Hr,,yo. iorr wears; Lewis Walker. four
, cars. and Thad. Cousins. two wears. All
i.lrn art, negroes. and Ill were convicted
81 larceny. h'hiH tAo''"'
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August 23-Hoon.-Stocksac active, I'M
settled, feversh- and lower. Money IL per cent.
Gold, 110T. Exchan2e-Long. 4SS: short, 400.
Governments active and better States dull and
steady.
Erening-God firner ut 110SM111. Rates for
carrying, per cent. Governments dull and steady;
1881 COUPONS. 1l9h; 1855, l14i6; new, us;
i67's, 119h: '7S.s, 12Oai: new 6's, 116b; 1910
coupons, 1I9E- States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 23.-Virginia G's. deferred
5s: consols, 66ls; second series, 80. North Caro-
ina 6'S, old, Is.
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saz esIEs NJ Engiish sstd -
s1ss .s1.s ~ ~ per as
osd I,o 81 hi 81 81 ~ Is,
. monss .l.sa seo assss 8
J EIeags. gasssrgs. wholesale 4a4,ls; ss..,l.
Hops: Manila, best, Ii @1sc. tuse, s,1c,
Lscoffce.
G. a'zs 4 e. sls a & ss as
-27e.; A. C. G., &c.,: @. y O. 26cs
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
vrSiuis poplar. y, " 49, ~
S35@47G q 600; yellow pine boards, SI SaSIS:s
fss soast eyp1s e sr sn
900. Laths-spfa. q, 80; sawed. s2.a6@ SS.5i
aases whiskey barrel timber green. Is@saes
timber, s6@$7.50 q 1000. Fl0ur-bsrrei pol8,s %
@ YS ohessaead-hoops, no demand hickory hoop
Rags: liked cotton, Sse.; white, &C. !; woos,en.
80 Liquors, Ninea, &c. 81,
Ale: Scotch, best brsnds, pints, $2@e2ds .
Trs'aadies; Domestic, sl.es@sa: srui. sl.ssg
Reet;aed Eaisseys: liaste. active proof, Else
Rye Wzisssap: Mediums 81 .5o@sg: pure Old. "a
@s4: vIrgtasa mountain, new s2@$2.50; old.
S2.S 00S3. SO aad upwards. -
Gin: Domestic, 81 25@sa; irnposted- 90 . case.
Mili-Feed.
Shipstuf: 4ge- ., bushel. ss
Bro1onstuG: 23@2Sc. D bushel-
Shorts 1S@2DE. p bushcl.
Wheat Bran : f6@20c. q btishei.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per b,ishel.
Powder, Shot. &c
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@$1.2J . 100 feet,
P0,cder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than Ave
kegs, 1925; blasting, $3.25@s3.50;
Shot: Northern, $2.4G@s2.50 q bag oE.25 Ds.
Grfndstones: 1K@2kc. 3 ID.
Wood.
Cord.-Oak--S easoned, $4,000 40 !; Eseasaned
s2.50@$3. Pine-Seasoned. $3 @S3.50 }; uuseasoned
s2 5OGs3.