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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,. November 90, 1876.
SALEs-$1. 900 Virginia tax-rccelvable coupons

WEDNESDAY, November ~, 1SIU.
SALEs-$1. 900 Virginia tax-rccelvabe coupons
sold at 64'
american Gotd-109 bid.
State Sccurities:-V!rsnia consols, 81 6ld, 67a
asked Virginia deferred, Gh bid, asked; Virginia
tax-ieeciyable coupons. SAY bid, S5isaskcd.
CITY SscgritisswRichm9nd Guy r. 90 Ia as pi
Petersburg city GS, So asked.
Raitrodd B9ads,--.VirEinia Central third mort
gage G,s j. and j., rs bid, so asked: Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage IS. y. and
j., 72 bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage e's
j. and d. So bid; Richmond and Petersburg Kali'
and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage SIS, ~
and ". 65 asked: Richmond and Danyillc Railroad
consolidated 6'S. NJ. and N, 81 bic, 69B asked.
Railroad StocsS.-Richmond and Danyilc Rail-
road, 100 par. ~ bid oo
bank MockS.-Nattonal Bank of Virginia, loo
par, l02t. asked Planters National, 100 par. X
bid, l20 asked; Bank OF Commerce, 20 par -
asked.
Insurance Companiea.-EirSinia STATE, 70 pay
27H bid: Virginia Home, loo par. 100 asked
Granite Insurance Company, 100 par, SO asked
Richmond Fire Association, % par, 10 asked
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q}ifh!nontl lllspatth.
..-,,y NOVEMBER 30, 1876.
prTTESBUEG.

roI.X,rr FRIENDS OF TtMfh"AHN"
81. ,,.rIn> Of ufFIIETS FOR TIL" ENSt'N"
.,r--, ,iI-SrANN ~ SEARCH OF HIS WIZ T.
.-7TIoX FOR TAENrN--AkNs.>' f'' A'H"H
vt., r-T,IErT--EETCRN oF KNIGHTS TIM
-. ,,--Sr. ANDREW SnClE7f--fA'HS'L AZ
..ry>,,--ysy7lNG or ho"SE-r"RAC'o BUY
,...,,.r nl ITO Richmond DiSpatch.l
NOVEMBER %, 1876.
,.,.....,ct,orNr;l.F Friends Of Temperance,
', n,,,,,,;l session last night, with about
~. ~. 90 frr,r,tc> IN Observation-Disclosures
:, -;.,, :. kidd. oi Nelson county, III the
w., Temporary appointments were made
'.'''',, .l,, r,ace> oi absent officers. The
,.v,'~ report showed that while in
,:.,,y.,.,> the order is larguiShing The
..,,.,..l ..,r....loN is prosperous and salts
$500, Iryyn councils had been organ-
- ' .s..r.e.s ,Ac wear ie sections where the
'-,'r v., before unknown, two had been
.......l. and one revived. The receipts
~ ,.. wear were 1913. and the expenses
e., committee of three was appointed
-~..r resolutions expressive OF the sense
~ council in reference 10 the extreme
......,, IL Rev. Mr.. Nclions.
ua. Council has nccn in session all day
... ,,:g ru,t again tonight. 1t is under
~. Il r,lvrl. business 81 interest is To be con-
,..~,i This afternoon the following OFF,
,.~, vtrr elected FOR the ensuing year:
r,,....'.,t. II. II. wilkinson: Associate, Il.
u r..: secretary. ". J. Kidd: TrcaSu-
r... :. :. Paterson; Chaplain. Rev. I. l..
r...r: sentinel. !. u. Stone.
.-..l.;..,y ui-it 4 ElaS--mcctin% IN the
....~u-; NJ temperance i 10 lie held at Ii
r.rv Hal. Addresses will bc delivered
=. E.y.I.r. Whitley. Ecv. L. J. Mcbride.
....i :,,. V. IS. Greene,
VIZ. W#!iaia IIw"Y'T;c>, Of Norfolk
,,.!,.r>. arrived in trr city to-day III search
II n;> VIZ. "ho Chopped on Monday even
-a..v i:a q Young man m&mcd Hathaway.
r.r l.@i,> lock The MIGHT ir"i I'll; train for
:.:rg:.,. aud ii WAS under I'll, belief that
.... u.rc in Petersburg that the deserted
husband c:.ur here. II WAS a~rrr;aiErd.
,,ou,Nrr. thai :Ac parties changed ears -
~uIlok uHd Went 10 North Carolina. Nr.
Ermrhr.D,. Ike = sensible man. expresses
Ii, viiln2u,>> 10 let bis ascending wife
snl her rar;nv. - free and live wherever
,s.y NAV choose: bnt he desires, il po>>i-
l,r, f. recover tive money they took from
him and liz "Ianr household articles. bed
clothing. &c.. they carried away. This is
Ill. >,,. d. i,r; ii liz pursuit.
4 n,'... n tor :l!e pardon oi II. 6. Evans,
who r..aI -}:,ity - the cnih"zXlemrnt OF
{uuG< 5.EaH-;n- 10 the Southern Express
DoM.Etn, and NJ, sentenced to the pcni-
,.,.,.rs to. three wears. was taken over 10
E,ra..nnl yesterday and presented to the
G.Jrr"ur II" paper i very numcroU-ly
signed E.. ritiz"n> OF prominence and in
G...... a..p sincerely de>ir" hat Executive
r'..a &c.,. >3tUld b" extended the yoli9g
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NJ 1Oishs
NEW YORK, November 29.-God opened Ut lCS:s.
NOou-Stocks dull, bat little better. Money. ~.
Gold 1851 EAchange-Long, 4S2; short, 4s4.
Statcs-Alabaml,s aud Yirginia's, new. lower; the
rest steady. Governments active, unsettled, and
lower. -. ~ 80,
Eccain g.-sIoney quiet ut 3G3h Sterling dull
ut 4S3. Gold weak at 10s4GG1063f Governments
active aud better. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 29.--Virgnia Us; defer
red, 81: cousois, 81; second series, "a.
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Tc.ls'S Patent LfrorcSS---s4OuiSiaI,a
Champion Counters.

Especial dispatch 10 the Baltimore Gazctic.l
| NEW ORLEANS. November 2S.-To-day the
| Republicans arranged and produced dra-
matte scene before the Returning Board. 1t
was brought on with all the mclc-dramatic
accessories. and was intended to affect the
northern committees, When the curtain
rose Mrs. Eliza Pinkston was introduced.
She was brought in to charge the Democrats
with killing her husband, almost killing
her, and cutting the throat OF her babe.
She was brought in on Il sofa, and had 4
iainting spell, although yesterday she was
able to climb the Easton-flotlse steps with
out difficulty. Mrs. Pinkston's husband
was killed, but politics had nothing to do
with the killing, and she did not so
claim until she had been well coached by the
cllstom-housc crowd. She is 4 woman OF bad
character. and is lrldcr Indictment for the
murder OF her mothcr-iI-law. She told
several stories, and always CLAIMED to be .
Democrat. Her husbands politics may be
set down as doubtful. To-day the Board
was more arbitrary and inconsistent than
ever in its rulings. All hope OF affair count
has been abandoned. The Board will re-
turn the vote to suit Itself. The northern
Republicans are preparing an elaborate
outrage document for the press to over
shadow the frauds OF the Returning Board
and distract public attention from the real
issue OF crooked dealing. Orleans parish,
counted to-day, will insure Tilden nearly
5000 majority OF the votes actually cast.
The certificates, however, will he given to
the IIavcs electors, unless something tran
spires to alter the programme OF fraud.
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THE RADICAL PROGRAMME ~ SOUTH CARO-
IlHt-!MfEACHMENT OF JUDGES.- Washing
ton. November est is stated in Admins
traion circles that the next move at Column
bia will be the impeachment by the Cham
bcrIan rtump Legislature OF the two white
Judges Of the Supreme Court-Noses and
Willard. Under the Constitution OF South
Carolina the impeachment OF al official
works immediate suspension from Office. 1t
is said that it is not intended to disturb
Wright, the negro judge. The programme
is also, it is said, in case the Democratic
members continue to refuse to participate
in tic proceedings of the rump, to swear III
and seat the Republicans who were not
elected, and thus gain two thirds OF the
State Senate, whereby the permanent re-
moval of the impeached judges may be &C.
complished.-Speciat dispatch to The Bdti-
more San.
[Bu. OF course the court would pay no
respect to the proceedings Of the bogus
Lcgislature.]
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SmENDAN.-Shcridan has received an or.
der OF the same purport as that addressed to
General Ruger at Charleston, in which he
is directed to put troops at Kellogg's dispo-
sal and to carry out his wishes as Governor.
Nelo Orleans Philadelphia Times.
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The South Carolina House of Repre- ienta-
tiyes, as now organized, consists o. five
whites and tlfty-four negroes.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
R1cTIMoNp, November 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS. rr's
WHEAT White, 1876 bushels. Red. 1850 busl-
CoRy-lVhite, 1912 bushels. Yeiiop, 90 bush
els. HiEed, $50 bushels.
OITs.-fi bushels.
RYE-S bushels.
MEAL.-IJ6 bushels.
..n@m.. IS. ...s SALES.
WHEAT White, Go bushels ut sl.33. Red, %
bushels on private terms 3S bushels NJ l.20; 42s
bushels prime at i 40: 3l4 bushels at $3.50 o2s
bushels very good ut $40: 81 bushel. very GOOD
at 81 81: Az bushels at 1888; 102 bushels fair al
$3.50; 21S bushels very. good Mt $l.3s; 100 bush.
els at Sl.25; 800 bushels At sl.S2; ~ Dusneia III
Sl.2S-total. 2.0G4 bushels.
Coas.-Waite, 7Gi bushels good new 1T zoe; %
bushels prime new at &c.; 90 bushels very goou
new 1t Sic. ITO bushels new on private terms
200 bushels prime old at 53c.: ~ bushels at 45c-
totI l .lS6 bushels. YelioU. 20 blshet. ut o0c.
? 8IEAL.-5S bushels 1t &C.,; 50 bushels VI ooc.--
total, 90 bushels.
RE-EXuIBIrED.
n -. .An1r
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CoRS.-Fhite, 542 bushels.

Fine. ss.5o@S3.75; superEne, -; extra snper.
iue 1913; common family, sou; FANCY iSiAi!3
57IS7.50. Market dali
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
s .srs ;R1cuHoNp, November 20, 1875.
The breaks to-day comprised rs hogsheads, Il
,i3rces, and box The cfteriass at auction or
Change were 81 packages; OF which number IL
were taken In, and the remainder sold IT price:
ranging from 81. o to $4i. 81!
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Srys yong. November za.s- Arrived; steanssr
stats of Seyasia. Arrived OUT Steanlefa aannso
Hunter with loss or deck loads annie atTp11ns5s
HiIpek, Sagatt 90, John iss toa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-06-21
.veIko|epa saVnost
4. CERvENCE
" CRETE. NEBRASKA
PROGRAM

Sssslaa. Essssai = kalAA pss
xsehsea st2nee.
fr1v@a ~a~sawa - = - h4aszz-
ssP-aA \ s-sse1f@ - ~ 43ssuas.klas
AAs~ hlEks zsa-1a-
kp<w.
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@sA-tra : 0u.AAy
Pf1szkky-
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= ho-l xefew
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kAsk n@ ~sxxrtaAs - er~aa go
4z-saxA = H4.lka - sesk6 -
~ p >eltty /. - zss-tsks g.
49, e
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Aha, NEB., DNE2I. CERvNA Is1s.

xahajena bude niroini demekra-
tiekA konvenee v St. Louis. No.
kdo bude nomiaevan, neeha sc
tax malo ptsdpoviiau. Iako v
konvsnri rcpablikAnsks. ysak po-
doba 50. 10 veliky % opravee Til.
den. kteryt 50 neehal xkrxs
oxnsmkovs isinatslsivi ~paffo-
vat, sotva toho dosili. Jm&no
Haneocka sasopisy sasto proaisi
a jest moino le ten xzalme pryni
misio ma tickets demokratieks.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-06-21

~ Piedplarse - ~ "Po-
kr0b Z0lsQt(ss', nejlacins isi phi
sv6 velkosti list 70 vseeh tssk Jch
list6 kterea W Spoi. Stat vychksf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-06-21
Narodni republikanska tiketa
Pro pressdsnfas
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio;
Pro uslsto-presidenia
William A. Wheeler
Nesc Ior1,a.
Nejnovejsi zpravy.

v nedsli veser ztravil vclkY
polar Y Moskve v Rusku pres 5 0
dom0.
Pied vyborem vysetfovacim
pfislo IA jevo, ze 6epese od Cald-
wella LondSna, niz byl omyyan
Blaine, byla objcdnana Cd Scotia,
byvaleho prcsidenta drahy U. p.
Byla napfed telegrafovana do
LondSna n z Londyna zpet.
Pet sernocha bylo obeseno bli.
ze Mt Pleasant, Louisiana, cd BIZ
lych regulator6,
Y Ragusy Sc oznamuje fe Kara
fordsvit dobyl mesteeka Aiiabusa
a pobil 200 TurkG.
RepubikAn-kS klub reiorIny V
New Yorku schyalii nomInaci
Cincinnatskou.
Pokladnik Spoj. Stat1, New,
VIDA sc taktez sveho lfadu cd L..
Scrvcnce.
Wilson, pravni xastupce po,
kladny Spoj. St. podakovai Sc ta-
ks re sy6ho dfadu a vystoupi L.
Servencc.
Pravi Sc IL J. ID. Cameron, Sc
kretaf yalky, ustanoyen bude se-
kretafem pokiadny ma lnisto Bri-
stow, S. A. Hnrlbui Illinois
sekrefafem valky ma misto Ca
mcrona.
V pondtli odb5yala SO velka
sehnze lidn VIC Washingtonu "a
pfiSinou schvAleni nominace Wa
shingtonsk6. Mnoho znamenityeh
fesnik6 oslovilo shromazdene
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Cincinnatska konvence.

fyslovili jsme minule nadeji,
ze konvence Cincinnatska vysia
vi ticketu, pro kterouz s potese>
MIN budemc mcci vrhnouli hlasy
nase pfisti podzim, nadsjc nase
mas nezklamala. Phi seimem
hlasovani nominovAn vstsinou
hiasd Rutherford b. Hayes pro
presidentstvi a ma TO w. b. Vince
ler pro mistopresidentstvi. Vse>
cka ona proroctyi, ze strana L.
fadnicka bnde We vstsine docilf
nominace pro nektersho &c stra-
nikd sv5ch, SO nesplniia. Arci &c
v5sledek ten docilen az po iuhem
boil, avsak yysIedek jest pfee jen
vjznamnyn dikazem zc nabyla
pady a jest j mezi politikafi We
strane republikanske vetsine
fakce snah poctivych, fakce opra
Wy. Ze tomu skntku tax, moh-
10 sc soudiii brzku po zahaieni
koavence, kdyz pfislo k rozhodos
vanf ktere delegaci Alabamy
Distrikt Columbia opray nsny
Jsou k mistGm konyenci. z
obou tschto mist pfisIy dolegace
dve. q Disirikt Columbia povsst.
ns "boss" Sheppard jeden Wy
nikajicioh eernoch6, Fred. Dou-
glass. Tato delegaoe hlasovati
chtela pro Conklinga; byla 10
delegace dfednicka, a nebyla phi
pustena. z Alabamy odmrstana
byla delegacc, kteraz staia pod
fizenim senatora Spencera, y by Ia
BY hlasy sve rozdelila mezi Nor
tona, Blaina a Conklinga aa
miste jejim ysak pfipustsna dele
gace druha, skuteeni zastnpcoye
strany, ktefiz vstsinou byli pro
Bristow-a v6bec pro kandidata
proii dfadnickeho, Platforma, kle-
rouf ma jinem rniste plnem zns-
nj podavame, uspokoji zaiista
kazdeho. Stavft se tn strana We
vsech ddlezitych otazkach ma roz-
hodne stanovisko. ProhIasnie
apojcnb stAlv ~ sjednocenS stat,
nikoli pouxe svazek neo1vislych
statd; prohlasnje, ze diio strany
republikanske nenf dokonane, do
kud nczvratitelns nebudou ii,
vot uvedeuy ysechay opravY PIE
depsanb = dodatkn K dstave po-
aadnjc kongres vykonou moe,
kteraz odvahou Verne dok ons
II dilo rekoDstrukce jshu; pro-
hlasnjp SO pro n&vrst ka tsrd6
meme. pro opravy We sluzbe stat.
nj tom smyslu, aby pfi dosazo-
vAM dFadnfkd pouxe schopnosti
roxhodovaly; proti pouzivini pc
nsz obecn5ch pro udrzoyAnf skol
sek,afsk5 5ch pro uspofadani ela
tax. aby napomahalo vyvinu bla-
hobyta cels zems; odporuje roz.
davini yetsinfch pozsmL . mono
poldm poaadujs novfch smIuy I
evrcpskfmi moenossmi ku iepsi
ochrsns ohtani oIaoIodntch Dre
skoamni ssiy-..:ssii proti ptisss.
hovalstvu tinskemu; schvaluje
dcsavAdni kroky x2konodirn5ch
sbor6 ohiedn6 rozsifov&ni pray
tensk5ch pozaduje xamezeni
mnsho1ensfvi ' Utah pfipamf-
M sluzeb prokkxaDjch ::Unii vo.
jiny nAmotaiky " vflcs minu.
10 varuie pied stsanou demo.
kratickou.
8 touto pIstformon : kandidk.
~ jmenovantmi lpizsme spo.
jens pohlfzeti ( nasti tivsjfcimu *
pasu volebnfmu.
a
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Poiitick6 zpravy.


II " kongresu nebyly aAdnd
ddIezits pfedmsly pojedniykny
ninulf t5den, ielikoz veIkA Cast
Elcn6 braIa xnaEn6ho ttastenstvi
na prdbshu jednanf konyence Y
Cincinnati v5eobccn6 napnutf =
tom smtru nepfipoustelo ddlezi-
itch debat.
Il Pos6sti, kter6z po nsjakou
dobu kolovaly, ze Bristow w.
ssoupf : dfadu pfijmnly a. se ur-
titt tvAr. Dopese ! Washingtonu
oxnamnje, u hned sobotn, po
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Konvence trvala cd stfedy al
do patku. Stfeda stravena orga-
nisaci, feenenim a volenim who
ri. We stvrtek pfiimuty zpravy
vSbori, platforma a navrzeni
kandidati. Y pa.ek pax hlas ova-
10 sc kandidatech. Nize Ioda
yame yyslcdek hlasovani
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Naa71ANN = - - y -
b~P~ss ksrt1n~k4 1xrsaA - n@~
eszPSst Eal<y sxsSp@ka pro hats
iSso sAizsAa. vesaes proposals. ~
n fsxozsaza
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- Hsr~~<oxtns 4EkslS psr.Hl.
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noes sAee. Vsh4Ax p.-lpsr4ss~s a1
m& xtes Ez.tas~A Fra-af~~l1z -
rese-
B2A~ArzA. Il s~rxn4L
sssksxeElr t4ru<ks s~lp.exsasg 1
xslmi Ptsasls<y "a vy.psslsaf.
ks~rsz praae Msaan p~saaf =. pa
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vsi<oxsasr. - Pars. .zaAx2 A.az-
neass P<isa sFa-k2. psspSzaa
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"a Araaaciwh |. sisha3e sssaaoxsti
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bsr~uss sre~k sua shsA.s~aaal o zzzas-
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xLA.sy EazskA . rzkszska .-ae=ls
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p.saPsEs psv-salc1aa S.lPor-sal.
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naxah.
Lssaelsn. II. ssrxaA
b~P@ss ksrt1A=k4 Exrsil. - n@.
sszP~si sal<y sxs0P.ka pro taSe
iSse aAizsi.s> V@s4es PropossGl =.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-15
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LEMONS-fT COZ 90 box t e
LIVE s~r00K-Qqiet; choice .gross. l96c;
SEs ~: sSivss. i5Ss PEI head; COWS and calves.
sIb O0@40 90; hogs. 505he; sheep, S95c;
lambs. 81 6O0SQ0 per head. 10
MOLASSES-Common &040c; fair IS 10 IS;
prime y to SO; strictly prime 50 to SO; fancy
e1 MHTcasS' STACKING, ETC,-wsq quote.
Matches y gross, 500 in box, ] SO; perlor. y
rross, sl008 50; Dixon's stove polish,
gross. s. Msson's blackinE. y gross. t05;
N NAVfE sT legS 2 I ssS. = sb,, v,,,,u.
S 90; pale. S; No. IA 7bi No., 1. 5Qi pitch, =
Dbl, s So; tar, y Dbl, 7 so; half Dbl, 30;
Manila rope, Glib, ls@1Skc; Sisal. l60l6ho;
tarred rope, 15e; tar marlin, $50: spun yarn.
&c; cakum, y bale. navy. 5. American navy.
0ATs-oats. mixed. 4Se5Oo; white. bOsSac;
0NI0NS-Per Dbl. IS 5Oa4 50.
PIGSFEET Kegs, l 80 to 90; half Dbl. $50
fSsTAToEs-Psschblows. / 2sel IS; carly
rose 1891 90; early Goodrich 1881 50l L. l..
175e2O 90; russets 1891 90; pink-eyes 1853
$50. New, l 80 to 80.
PICKLES-Psr barrel. 3 so; half-bArrel.
PAINTs-Linssed oil. s.; boiled. 49,;
turpentine, Ae; Japan dryer. Sgsl Is; putty.
lulAs HI bA1l0IAot NV NalAAous t01NaN -
Venetian red. dry. CooksSn's. SIC; yellow
ochre, dry, French, 30; white lead. l0yllo;
red lead. lie; cottage colors, 9M9l0hc.
PEAS-s2 Q092 IS y busheL
sHSAR' vrqIlP STfs Il SSVIce, fSS1 SsSds. fair,
sac. fully fair $500: Rrimee14c; choice sHq
9Nc; yellow clarified l0910ke; white clari.
fed. 10M9llc; bsrreled &c his her.
SUGAR, REPINED-Standard A l0A9llc
crushed nAgl2c; granulated and powdered
sYRUPS-Cemmon to fancy 4Oc to 81 per
S<LT-Coarse and common fine 81 1891 IS;
dairy in bbls; 275 to 3 90; Liverpool coarse,
sacks, l S0to lao; Liverpool Re. sacks. 60 to
s0HPSRosin and German 5tO SIC per ID.
swVEEf Pof8FSE RsE = sea 50 per barrel.
TIMERS ST0CK-Tin plate. 10, lOxl4.
2 box, IL; IC. l4x2O, Is; nc, .12xl2, u 90; 10.
roofing, Is; TX. l0x1l, 15i TX. Il. 20; l6; TX.
l2xl2, II rs; sheet iron. boiled. Nos. 70 and
lied. lS9llc: Russia iron, 2le; Imitation do.
lie; sheet zine, lie; iron wire, 9gl5c; soldier,
@9--c; lead. loo; copper pits, 800; metallic.
BE: block tin, Csc.
TURKRYS-s12 0O@2O 90.
VINEGAR-GOOd to choice. ls925c. and
common, lac per gallon.
quality, N&@T 90.
W00L-Wool quiet, with washed salable at
3@45c. and unwashed at 15930c on arrival. Z
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE-TWo and
three hoped, painted buckets. 50 IS; buck.
cts, u dozen, brass-beund. cedar, 2 and
hoops, 9S99; tubs, painted. nests Of 5, 8 rs;
No. l., 9 so; No. 2. s 80; No. 8, Z so; ehurns,
pine, l6 to q inches, Z 5099 50; cedar,
iron-bound, I3s17ci cedar, brass-bound. l69
2O;well buckets. 4 50955 80; ~EashbOsrds, wood,
2 90; zinc, 2 Is; a~x-hsndles, l 2gl $50
measures. nests Of 5. 1@1 IS.
WHEAT-No. 2. Use to 81 Is y bushel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-15

Marriage is described by a French
cynic as a tiresome book with a very fine
preface.
The obituary of a book agent says:
he was a nan of marked composure
Of manner"
The British and Foreign Bible Society
has circulated 1852, 1876 copies Of bibles,
testaments and portions Of scriptures,
the past year.
Sin is about the only employer who
hasn't reduced the wages of his en-
ployes. Tight times never embarrass
him in the least. BE is a little slow
about settling up sometimes, but he can
be depended upon. His works are run
ming on full time now, and his hands are
being paid up, one by one, with all his
old time liberality. Req, Harding.