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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-27

NEGRO LYNcH-LAw IN NANsEMOSD C0uH-
'Tr.- Saturday last negro man who worked
4, ". II. Gays saw-mill, near Windsor,
started 10 90 10 his home, at Bowers Hill,
Norfolk county. When he arrived at Ste
ycr's depot, near Magnolia, he went into the
house OF another negro and stole new suit
OF clothes therefrom and made tracks down
Tie railroad for his home. The owner OF
the clothes gathered some Of his neighbors
and went in pursuit, and they brought him
buck TO Sleyer's depot and opened Judge
Lynchs Court, over which it is said a white
man presided The court sentenced him TO
severe tloggiug, which was administered
TO him most numerically by his fellow
negroes iSuGolk Herald.
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The late Barney Williams and his brother
in-law, Mr.. William j. Florence, both en-
!oyed for many years the reputation OF be-
my the best actors Of Irish character on the
American stage; but latterly Dir. Florence
dlyerged into other departments OF theatri-
"a! business, leaving Mr.. Williams almost
The sole representative OF the school Of gem
uinc Irish comedy.
Captain Z. w. JQnes has on exhibition at
Jacksonville, Fla, The seal OF the Conted-
crate States OF America. It is enclosed in u
handsome cage and is two and half inches
IN diameter.
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A DECIMATED CoNaITTEE.-The resigna-
ton OF a part Of the committee, announced
on Monday, will no doubt be followed by
that OF all the others who are candidates for
Office. This will leave only one-Mr. Frank
Collins, OF the First Ward-who is not a
candidate, and who is generally acceptable
to the people. The vacancies thus created
should be filled at once, &c.-NoJoM Vir-
oiniu1
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! .'a COMMERCIAL. .3I 81
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April as, 1879.

~ OFFERINGS. !, ,stf3y lytsss;3
WHEAT.-White,1 Ia bushels. Red, 90 buahels,:
CoRS.-White,23fbu bushels. Mtred, 200 bushels.
OATs.--I4 4,buslfels." ~ 80 iHHF3+fdEl
- SAILS. Et.sls y fytii ri
WuEkT.-White, 10 bushels on private terms;
CoRN.-IVhSte, So bushels prime at 80c. : 16
bushels prime ut 59c.-tota SO bushels. Utred, so
bushels ut 5Sc.; "a bnshelsat 59c.-totaL LA BUSH
els.
OATs.-4s bushels ON private terms; 80 bushels
prime private terms; so bushels fair ut 46c.-to-
tai, LA bushels. ~ ~ i r,,.fs, tyqt
RE-EXIIIDlTED. t.t.ffo "a
OATS-R2 bushels. " 49,
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Tn the centre Of q sea-marsh on the Teche
river, Louisiana, is beautiful and fertile
island of over three hundred acres, and on
this island is a mass Of pure, solid rock salt,
estimated at ninety million tons. Scientlhc
men are trying to find out how the island
came in the marsh, and how the salt came
on the island. This island is the property
OF Joe Jefferson, the actor, and it is here he
has q winter residence. So says an ex-
change.
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Noul,on Wakes ~ Proposition TO Mr..
Rccch9r.

New YoHX. April 2j.--Francis d. Moul-
mn. in Al "pcn letter 10 Henry Ward
R,,clrr. submits the following PROPOSE
lions Il will so amend my complaint nj
lax tuat the is>uc shall be, il it is not SO
offered nov. that by Your perjury you
cll,ri me to lie indicted for libel for saying
fla. Won were al adultcrcr, you then well
knowing that what said was true. Waiv-
ine AL iormaitcs. vii! go to trial upon
,M, issue alone. and | will agree that all
witnesses shall be heard. without technical
objection. who know anything of any fact
tending 10 prove that issue, either OF their
uwn knowledge or by the statement OF either
PARTY concerned in the double crime, or
arv u,hrr testimony the tribunal before
which the trial i had shall choose to hear.
~ do NOT desire 10 get any money from
yuu by nav suit, which would perhaps be
paid from the funds Of the church, which
ought 10 ne devoted to Il better use than in
Identifying YOU against the consequences OF
Your crimes. will ask no damages what
ever save the nominal sum OF one dollar II
u" ISL" is found to be in my favor
Nouion offers to submit this issue to q
Jury summoned in the ordinary mode, or
hg cX-PrcSidcnt Woolsey, OF Yale College,
or by Deacon George G. Robinson, OF Ply
mouth church, or by jury half selected by
Thomas G.. Shcarnan and Edward Beecher
and the other by himself the verdict OF the
majority to be accepted as the final decision
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Ysop SALE. cry OF I RICHMOND
/ DoNDs, VIRGINIA COUP sseceayshG5 s ior
state txes and licenses II as
merce. sssf OazN ~ ssh5er
.ap 25rlv q IS; So Es sssr
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

\. 100 \. NEW 'Y0Rk MARKETS. Z % st3t-
NEW YORK, April 26.-Cotton--Sales Of: 1,47S
steady; common to fair extra, $5@$5, rs; good TO
choice, st. S0@s9. Wheat dull. Corn shade frmsr;
Csc. for old red western mixed In store 81 tp6AAc.
for uligratied new western axed. Oats dull and
changed. Rio coffee firm; 15Ii@1 s4c., gold, for
cargoes; l5AG9l9e., gold, for Job lots. Sugar
steady. Bfolasses unchanged. Rice dnI Tallow
heavy. Rosin and turpehtine dull. Pork lower !;
new mess, $22@$22.f5. lard decidedly lower;
xlllH. Freghts qulet and firm ~ -. 80
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Ils AN CyIAT; az


iass esss ssstss III 5 es,6
a asssa g 81 ssn ssss ns ssss ss,s s s
sss has Is sa ssss
oitg ssea.Iiissss q isGisoad
iss sssea n z: @ @ es go:
bg ssssss s I; s.ls sss
sakea sanehsssss ssiess e e ~ 80 u
s sss III S:,!
ss, Land ssa BIG. so .saea EasIsosd
IS a as R salaa ana ssssssa
first nncrtgags SIS ]. and d. 106l hidr kichmoud
a ana IS 50 SIC 1 esasss :i nsSoa
burg and Potomac Railroad 1nortgage fs, = and
80 ss ssa sss s
- Bai.os1 third .ns
and alSi's ~ asse And
fsehnoaa .s R1eE % ale Ra "a md
steamboat SIS j. and BID, s25 asked
I CdnaJ Bonds. James Eiyer and har1nha Canal
Railroad Stocks. Richiuoud, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad seven Per cent gtaaranseed,
100 par, bid, 5 asked seaboase and Roanoke Ral-
oke Railroad guaranteed, l09 par, 90 Did. 49,.
Bunk St0ckS-.Efrst flsfi9zat; X co 1Ar, liz btde
120 asked Nationalf Bank OF 100 epnfs
1Ql bid, loo asked; Planters astonaf, a 90 pars
107k bid Merchants Naticaal 100 par, 100 askea;;
State Bank or Yirginia. Il 00 par s2s hiei Ugidn
Bank Of Richmond, 90 par, % bid, As asked; Nor
chants and Planters Savings, 2S par, Ia4 bid, 81
asked; City Savings. % par, "a Asked; Commerce.,
rs par, bid; Richmond Banking and Insurance.
Sonpssay 20 , Par; BID ss asked ctilen. Say
u Insurance Cd1apda tes.-yi rgsnis Fife ihad IA.
rtne Is par, SO bid. TX asked; Virginia State 40
par, 27S bid. 2S asked; Virginia Home, 100 peE
95 bid, 100 asked Merchants and Mcdaniel 100
par, SIS bid; city 90 par, S2x hsM pcasked; aOsd
Dominion, LOO par, SO asked: Commercial Fire
Insurance Company, rs par, 2U bid, 90 asked
Richmond Fire Assoeiatioa, :a5 par, igs bid, zS
asked. tssyi .I.t. q. 81. IN stts-' "a, al h!i5s
Hiscsll ane0u s.--James hyer and KanaEha,
Packet, 12h par, s lid, 10 asked n y
ny telegraph. - !a5T ~
;&12e't- ~ NEW YORK. I'm . 10
| NEW YORK, April 25-Hoon..-- stocks dull AID
weak Money; 8 bid. Gold .ll2t. tExchangsf-
Long, 4SS; short, 400. States quiet and nominal;
/ Erening.-Money dull ut 3@34. Exchange firm
| at 1873. Gold, 119t@112k. G9yerninents setfve
and strong. States duh and hominai.gii TtEs N
| ii BALTIMORE. ,9,.r,r iEl 9lttis 7;
BALTIMORE, April 2S.--yErgiHia consols,i 81.
West Firgtnia's, O.. North carolina 6's. old, 10 5
new, 8.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICE OF THE : S.. ......, ..a &. II. &
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
n sa.s>,l zoSsr4 1 LOUIS is Aptals, 1915.

= In accordance with the provisions Of section 9 OF
the charter an election for I'VE members Of The
General Board OF Directors, to serve for the term OF
three years, VIII be held at the General Office, ID 81
Louis, NO, On TUESDAY the 18th day Of May
1876. The polls win be open from II O'Clock a: M
to O'Clock r. NJ III, I'll. .s1 81 liz 81 III rs
H. W. HoUGH. President.
I p,,.rcr O. secretary! df.!a p I9-d1tMW4w
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EW
UTICA. April 26.-The State Democratic
Convention met here to-day, and Hon. John
C. Jacobs chosen temporary chairman, and
committees appointed. recess was taken
till this evening.
The Convention reasscmbled ct $40 L.
NJ. but the Committee on Contested Seats
not being ready to report further recess
was taken until 8 p. N.
The Convention reassembled at $3.50, put
| the Committee on Contested Seats not being
able TO report q motion to adjourn Till y
| O'Clock tomorrow morning was carried.
ANOTHER FRAUDULENT TRANSACTION
THE GOVERNMENT AGAIN a SUFFERER
IN A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY AMI
| LANDS. ....-...s...
ST.. PAUL, MINI, April 26.-William d.
Grant and Francis y. Brosseau, formerly
law partners, were arrested mere to-uay .on
bench-warrant issued from Judge Cartier
court in Washington, d. G., charging mem
with complicity with one Lippincott III
issuing fraudulent SOAK half-breed scrip,
whereby the Government was defrauded OF
large amount of money, and many hun
dred thousand acres OF land entered fraud
ulently. Grant and Brosseau will be taken
to Washington. 51.7 i,t5.E -
-. /, MCKEE SENTENCED. r 3. ss1i
ST.. Louis, April 2G.-Judge Dillon to-day
oyerruIed the motion for an arrest OF iudg-
ment, and sentenced Colonel William Nc.
Kee to two years in the county Jail and
$4,000 fine. f ...3. ".
= At the request Of Judge Krlm..the court
granted stayof commitment fol, two weeks
in order that petition could be sent. to
Washing ton asking. for a remission OF the
IMPRISONMENT part OF the sentence. Addl-
tional bonds were required in the sum OF
So5, 900. -, :. ~ T, .Js...,.,
a stay OF two weeks was also granted in
the, case OF Con. Magpire, ]. ~, 3.'
SUITS DECIDED AGAINST A RAILROAD
COMPANY. =. ~ - I
BALTIMORE, April 28.-The case OF the
National Union Bank OF Maryland against
the Parkersburg Branch Railroad Company
baltimore and Ohio, in the United states
District Court, Judge Giles, was decided
to-day in favor Of the bank. After the YER
dict was rendered the Jury was sworn in
seven other cases against the company,
in each of which there were yerdiets for the
nlaintiff. the total amount in the eight cases
aggregating about $50, 600. These several
si1its grew out OF the transactions OF Cra 's
ford. treasurer Of the Petersburg braneh,
some wears ago, who induced u. van
Winkie, the president 81 the road, Ihiie
nnder the influence or liquor, to sign BLANK
.shares of stock, which were mte ,,pssAau
iiIled up BY Crawford and negotiated.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 2 l87e-TR1PLE SHEET

quoted at zoe for beadonna lie for conium and aconite
lsc 2tc tor henbsne 81 10 Arsenic IA
txr demand 81 size. a3c gold. for white powdered aud
Nc ls'ss Tor red o. sesds we're quiet We quote
brown Trieste. 71sc; yellow English. &C. Canary
q 20. Hemp WAS a. :, a 81 sa,s caraway nrm !.
nowers were quiet isc. 2oc. eycenne in isir
demand and arm Ice 1876 Sweet quiet
~ 2c Ors root steady at l2sc 25c. according 70
quality Tonca beans steady At 81 80 Angcssurs Aithea
root was quoted ~ 'c for white cut Gum arabic was
quoted 81 i5c for prime and lie for second An
gosturA bark quiet At Soc sassafas bark quiet A
&C. squllls quiet at $4c. Lavender flowers were
and i5e Tor German. Albumen steady At eac s7os
for blood and 81 81 10 for egg. sarsapAriia quiet
but steady We quote Honduras epmmon At 34c 37c
DO do tor export Sc. 3Ic. gold; Mexican l3c l5c
II Ice lsc Gamboge quoted ~ SIC Assate;idx was
steady At l3c lie Carbonate quiet ~
lf'ac Essential oils quiet and steady we quote -Oii
Ssrx.mcs - o Oh. emon ssnderson,s ~ so lhmsens
81 ~ ~ so; oil So 10 oil citronea, Toe 95c oil
lavender. 75e ST. do. thtchaml $l2 3o oil cloves
V; So oil wntergresn. So oil sassafras inclusive ouc
and SIS. English chemicals were nrm Sales were -
tons soda &c 30 sal soda III 32ia: 100
drums caustic soda 4 100 kegs bcxrbonate soda at
rsncy We Soda ash ordinary 70 good brands 81 s5
~ cal soda 81 80; csustic soda - 81 picarbonate
sodx " -. all gold; bleaching powder 81 CO. currency;
superrarbonata soda John Dwight Co.'S Din kessi Sc.
sLous AND GKAIS.-Receipts 1909 bbs corn
meal 7u7 do to- sacks 262 l62 bushels;
III 49, do 1913 7l1O do malt, 10 do.
and 100 bbls oatmeal The Hour market dull and
prices tended In buyers favor kinds being &C. loo
lower The sales comprise IL, o. bbs including STATE
Western aud southern the annexed quotations Rye
Hour quiet who decided change IN Drices sales 275
bbls At quotations meal uodcr aely active
m mr. caS saIok y a uu
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The Stock Market Irregular,
Feverish and Lower.
GOLD 112 IL A 112 3-6.
Money on Call and 2 1-2 Per Cent-GOvern-
ment Bonds Strong and Active Railroad
Bonds Firm Investment Shares
Steady, Excepting Jersey
Central and Delaware
and Lackawanna.
WALL STREET.,

WALL STREET.,
TUESDAY, June 20-8P n.
Old Mortality was called upon to-day 70 arsct mar
ke which trust In living issues has failed 70 do II,
in tho nature OF matters commercial there 10 nothing
10 invite RISE brokers vote that there shall be
hing TO create fall. So to-day they have been IN
,krlI and crossbones mood have gloated the
anfavorable reports OF Mr. vanderbts health ike
undertaken over corpse This practically exem-
2lined in sharp and successful attack upon Lake
Shore and Central and Hudson, which produced de-
cline in the nrst from IS TO 537S and in the second
drop los two points from yesterdays prices OF
course there no rhyme nor reason for the weak
moss, a. Mr.. vanderblts condition vol understood,
and the effect OF his demise has been practically dis
counted long ago. but in these dull times any straw is
caught which 10 likely to produce fluctuations and
the change in the Commodores health was . Darticu-
larry tickling ono to day.
Ii is not to DO denied, however that the ever in
crossing d,mness Of the black diamond properties
helped materially the bearsh feeling, for New
Jersey Central broke from IS to 72H, and Delaware
and Lackawanna, which had struggled up from 1861
to 106H the early hours lost all II had gained before
the second call
Western Union was equally de spending with the
other speculatvcs, breaking down nearly point from
e9H spite OF the dividend which the directors, as
sponsors have promised and vowed in its After
two o'clock the stock sold dividend ON and closed at
67k. or equal TO tho morning price OF 6SH
The injection spread to tho Western stocks,
which lately have been advancing on their own hook.
with right Of way which, like Robinson Crusoe's.
'there to dispute;' but the ''miciing NAL
echon which had seized upon the two favorites be-
wtched grange specaltics also, and carried them
down more tnan per cent from best quotations.
Toward the close the Commodore was reported bet
ter and the market rallied with him though prices
were pulse under stock Doctors thumb, which
in with the physical one Fourth street.
Thus the decline OF the morning was in measure re-
severed, having proved godsend to both bulls and
BEARS but leaving things In state Of uncertainty that
Dundreary himself would fail to understand.
SALES
The transactions Ut the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 100 900 New York Central and Hud
River 2oo Erie 500; Lake Shore, 49, 500; North
WESTERN 100; do preferred. 5000; Rock Island,
$780, Pncilc Mail, l4O0; St. Paul. 400; do preferred,
$500; Ohlos 500; Western Union, 2, 100; Wabash.
200; G., c. and l. c., sOo Michigan Central. $500; New
Jersey Central, 5,o75 Delaware Lacxawanna and Vest
srn, $780,
oPExNG, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
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COTTON, SPOT QUIET, FUTURES l-S Off
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT LowER--coRN OUTFIT
OATS QUIET-PoRK LowER-LARD Easier
WHISKY PRIMER PETROLEUM PIRM--NAvAL
STORES QUIET-oRocKRIEs UNCHANGED
FREIGHTS FIRM.
TUESDAY. June 2o-6P N.
Business was everywhere light to-day, tho mcr-
chandse markets bong all bet universally dull while
prices were about irregular usual continually
fuctuating, though not changing materially. On
'Change -four dull and heavy, and in some cases
lower. Wheat dull. Corn quiet and steady. Oats
without decided change. whiskey nrme. Pork
quiet Lard without decided change.
ASHES steady. with tar jobbing business 5c
SIZE for pots: pearls quoted nominaliy vt &c.
ANTHONY was Hrm 1ohc 1889. gold, for foreign
BxxswAx quiet SIC SSc. for Western South
BROOK CoRS was quiet and prices or less
insl We quote Rcd. 4Sc. &C.. red tipped. &C. &c.
medium green. TIC. = &c.
CANDLES with fair home trade. We quote
SPERM sperm, patent 2sc stearic acid &c ox) Gle
23c ;adamautine 2 IA. 10 ox). lie. Ice parains as
6's and 1873 l9c. . 2Oc
CoorrnAoR dull and unchanged. We quote -
Moiassss Shocks s2inch with heads 81 90 81 25
shooks with heads ss-nch 81 g. IS: d. 36inch
81 q: box shocks 75c SOC. rum do, -: pipc do
ee 90 so: empty hoGsheads, g 5o hoops, IA foet
binary to PRIME &S7 $40: hoops IL teoi s33 s3s
per n.
Manila Qarge and small siEe). lb, 1889 14x do
cordsge bolt rope yarns 6c l7c tarsd Manila lac.
sisa rope ,0c llc. New Zealand HE l2kc Russia
hemp tsrred I4c American d., l4c KussIa bolt rope
l7c
Corrox-The market for spot cotton without quotabls
change was easier reported Lice do
cline. Holders generally manifested disposition
remained arm In their views and
70 bids Futures opened Lice decline
ing disappointing sdvees from the English market
A.
dull decline The closing prices
to-day compare with Mondays prices a. follows:-
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ending to-day s623 96s, against $5,69' ois LOT
the corresponding week in 1875. and $6,42s,6'S IN
1874 The total exports OF produce IRON this port
since January this year we're 81 22s so2 against
sll6 $40 Tor the corresponding period In 1879 aud
sI37, ISL, 033 IN 1874
THE UNITED srArKs TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid day sas 900 gold
on account Of interest and $4,000 in redemption OF
hvc-twenty bonds The sub-Treasury released $35s o4
silver coin to-day Revenue receipts to-day $500 600;
customs receipts 5000 000 bank received for re-
demption, $70o, 900
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds frm and in active demand.
The principal change in Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated coupon gold bonds which advanced from
% to ssA. Milwaukee and st. Paul, La Crosse divi.
s'on sold t. 104x lo4k: c. and N. division at 100
and consolidated sinking fund at sss New Jersey
Central convertible brought 100 Union Pacific hrsts
rose 10 1861 and land grants l01 In the late Board
Rock Island sold At 1l1k, Chicago and North
western Hrsts ar105x, Erie thirds at l03k l03K,
Union Pacific drsts at 1064 and New Jersey Central
frsts new 1l01k Pacific Of Missouri seconds rose
to So and Burlington CEDAR Rapids and Minnesota
Hrsts to AZ
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonos:-Union Pacific nrsts loox 1854 de-
land grants, 1904 lol do. sinking funds, 9oH
COX; Central Pacincs, l09ts q ITO.
TIE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advces report the market for securities
nrm, United States bonds being especially strong at
an advance OF u X per yesterdays closing
prices The sum Of EGO 900 sterling into the Bank
England to-day.
The following are the quotations at halcpast
four O'Clock r. N. :-csnsos for money, - 7-l6,
do for account, 94ls; hve-twen.y bonds OF 1868,
old, l05x 1861; do. do, 1867, 10S1s; ten-iorty
bonds, lo7k 1917; new lives, 1854 1861; Erie,
common shares, 1915 1875.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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GALVESTON. June 20 1874
Ordinary. sa Mes receipts iao bales Sales, 70 stock
Cotton arn fair demand mdalnr lie Low niddiins,
gross, ia Sales 100 Stock. ss,o aS'S'' 90 ''''
-. McalLE. June 20. 1879
ESss s's,. Az, ,.
SAVANNAH. June 20. 1874
srsinssy rsssspss 81 bales s1oss sss ssiss
CHARLESTON, June 70 1875
good ordinary. os Nj receipts. 1874 bale. Sales
Flour Sales ssi: Sss. s' dun ..s.
No. SiI~suiss ' cub S" 81 CORN steady sales :. Ss
GsIa msS saenssased MN iced ya1.
a%Ss1 8 the nsd.s norm Lss s rssps-amssr 5000
~ canal Ssss: s::.ssa:y
$1,000 do rye, S4.oUo do; peas. 47o0 DO.
j Receipt. By lake sS,.
a s DO oats soH do rs 9s DO sh,pmsn.sssy
do; oats ?. 900 to Interior piatMhss. 2ooo bush
sls corn 500 do; By 5000 eol.; wheat
ssrisy. iSoco a. Canal .sisSs:-wSs. corn
anshaSs.d ssos,ss %h... Hs1 Milling s assad
sMnx sale. q e Gar .,. white niseigsn At Y So hard
Mions:o.a spss.l 81 Corn sulss ARM sale 400
S Oats 49, dun
sales Of one ear Western q. sss Rye inas.iye Barley
dull &c Hs ely made A''
ToLxpo, Juno 10 1874
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; No white wabash 81 SO;
No white Michigan. 81 26ts do. 81 ~: amber
Michigan spot and june 81 2l July ~ ~ August ii
No. do, u ous; No rea winter, ~ 2o,s No. RED.
vi O2 rejected do Soc do DAYTON and Michigan aoc.
Corn dull shade lower high mixed held a. 52'sc o2c
sshc no grade. 4o,sc damaged, STE Oats dull and
iowsr; white. Soc; Michigan 33c Reccpis-wheat.
2SuOO bushels; corn, 2SOUo do oats. H. 20 do. ship
mens-Fiour, 600 bpis; wheat. 1900 bushels; corn,
81, 900 do: OATS 5000 do
Flour ouot and UNCHANGED Whsst nnsestlsd hut Gan
eraly lower; No cniesgo spring 81 o54 spot; u U.
jected TIC Corn Ia fair demand but lower; No 46Sc,
spot june, 4otsc 4ac July; t&c August; rejected 9lc
Oats dull and nonnai; No Eat c Rye easier 6c Barley
37sc osc. Pork unsettled aud lower; s,s 80
SlS 95, spat; $40 10 $40 Is August $40 40 SO
sspss%osr Lard dull VI s2ssc spot: Sii s. August
VII DIN a$l ~, september Bulk meats steady and
ch.nSed whskey. 81 % bid. 81 10 asked; Railroad
wheat is ooo bushes corn 10000 do. oats. 5000
rye. $500 do barley. 5tUU do. shipments 5000
bbis wheat 6OuOJ bushels; 4lSuOJ 1900
100 do barley AGO do. At the call OF
the Board wheat iower 81 uj5s 81 03ss July: 81 Uis
August Corn lower, 4,5sc ACC June: 4sssc 43s4c,
July; 40c August Oats lower. 291c. 2y,sc June and
July.
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WILLIAM c. BARRETT Jr, Of Saratoga to AsxA s.
daughter Of Charles Leland, OF this city. No cards
butcher -UsDERwooD. June Is. in New York, By
Rev W Selieck, MONROE DurcHER, OF Syack, ~ T.
10 SARAH H. UNDERWOOD, OF New York city.
MAy-McNELL -On Thursday. June 10. 1875 at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Gov. +. u
lngerso, sYLvssrEg 5 MAY, Jr, to MINNIE r AoNELh
both OF BROOKLYN
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adcphia to Bremen Hsmburg with 100 bbls refined
petroleum at IA DID, British ship 10 arrived from Bati
moro 30 Antwerp Bremen with ooD bills g. 3D.
British ship TO arrive}. with about 5000 bbls is
Cd for same voyage British sap go arrve). rom bst
same rate and British ship nov al Delaware Break
water from Phlladcph ia Baltimore to Antwerp ior
Bremen with 1000 bills do As I'd Italian bark 2o
tons laid on the berth Tor Trieste with general p