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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
England.
THE EXTRACTION TROUBLES IN PARLIA



THE EXTRACTION TROUBLES IN PARLIA-
MENT.
LONDON, May 5.-In the House OF Lords
last night Lord Derby, replying to ques-
ton of Earl Granville in regard to the
Winslow case, said the Government had
sent dispatch to the United States Gov
eminent, which could hardly have reached
Washington yet, and until the result OF
pending negotiations was known it would
be inconvenient to put all the papers before
the House.
In the House OF Commons Sir Henry
Drummond announced that he would ask
Mr.. Bourke, the Under-Secretary OF the
Foreign Department, whether the United
States had given notice OF the abrogation OF
the .eYtradition-treaty clause OF the Ashbur-
ton treaty. H
THE ROYAL TITLES QUESTION: VOTE OF
! CENSURE INTRODUCED.
LONDON, May 5.-In the House Of Com
mons last night, Sir Henry James UiberaD
gave notice that he would move, at the earl
lest opportunity, q resolution, equivalent to
vote OF censure, to the effect that the Royal
titles proclamation does not fulfil the pledges
given by theGovernment during the debate
on the bill, and therefore the vote on the bill
was taken under misconception. II
Mr.. Disraeli accepted the motion, not only
as vote Of censure but also Us o vote Of
want of confidence, and fixed discussion
for Thursday next. This action on his part
was. responded to by cheers and counter
cheers. - sls $500
Mr.. Lowe made q full and comprehensive
apology for the statement in his speech at
| the Liberal meeting ct Retford, that the
Queen had asked the two previous Premiers
to assent to a bill changing the Royal titles.
CONVICTION OF MUTINEERs-THE DEATH
SENTENCE PASSED.
LONDON, May 5.-The trial Of the Lemoine
mutineers was concluded yesterday, the
jury finding four of the prisoners guilty.
The sentence OF death was passed upon
them.
The remainder Of the prisoners were ac-
quilted. The Judge awarded fifty pounds
to the steward OF the Lemoine for his heroic
conduct during the mutiny.
.qss'sas Franco.
FURTHER CHANGEsAMoNGT THE PREEEcTs.
PARIS, May 5.-Further prefectoral
! changes will be gazetted on Monday next.
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PosTAL.-A new post-office is established
at Buckner's, Grecnsville county, Va, on
the route between Hicksford and New
Hope, with James Adkins as postmaster.
A new post-oflice is established at Totaro,
Brunswick county, Va, between Hicks
lord and Charlie Hope, with j. c. TruaX as
postmaster. The post-ottice at White Stone,
Lancaster county, Va, is rcestabllshed, WITH
Jmn"> p. Williams as postmaster. The
posl-olicc at Spanish Oaks, Appomattox
county, Va. is reGstablished on the route
from Nebraska TO Oakville, with Thomas j..
>tralon Is postmaster. The name OF Port
rlck> hin post-office, in Appomattox county,
w., is changed TO Rose Bower. J. IL.
6rahm is appointed postmaster at Goods
Mills, Rockingham county, Va, Uice Samuel
Good, resigned. Charles p. Allen is APP
pointed postmaster at Randolph, Charlotte
county, Va, rice J. b. Booth, resigned.
Robert J. Deltor is appointed postmaster at
Free Union, Albemarle county, Va, rice
John r. Elliott, resigned.
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A NOVEL WAGER.-Some time since q
wager was made between q New Yorker
and an old Californian, the former betting
$4,000 against $4,000 that it was impossi-
Die to bring mustangs to this eastern eli
mate, subject them to eastern fare, and have
thcln keep their speed The race is to take
place within the present month, and to
come off within one hundred miles OF New
York. The race is to be run in relays, the
entire distance 10 be ridden by one man,
ana not more than thirty horses are to be
used. Thirty-six mustangs have already
the race.
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DIR. HATCHER's LEcTURE.--A very large
and fashionable audience attended the lee
ture Of this gentleman at the Freemason-
Street Baptist church last evening. The
subject" The. Advantages OF the Modern
DaneeD-Was treated in an able and highly
interesting manner by the speaker. 1t
abounded in wit and humor throughout,
and the audience Of times was almost con-
yulsed in laughter at the lecturers amusing
and life-like illustrations. The lecture was
a rich treat, being both instructive and en-
tertaining -NQrtolk Virginian. 81 Eta
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These include thG c0npnlsory retirement Of
seven projects and the dismissal Of forty
sub-prefeets and acknowledgement.
Rome ,iHd Spain.
ALFONSO ASSURES THE FOPE THATSPAIN
is CATHOLIC.
ROME, May 5.King Alfonso has written
another letter assuring the Pope that Spain
Is Catholic, and onsequently Catholics need
apprehend nothing from the application OF
the clause in the new Constitution upon re-
ligious liberty, and, moreover, thatthe clause
in question does not contrayene the spirit
OF the Concordnt OF 1851.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 5, 1876.
,-f OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-White,1 0S bushels. Red, .474 bushels
CoRN-IVhite. 304 bushels. Iired, 81 bushels.
OATs.-394 bushels. ....sr. ...f
MEAL.-40 bushels.
FLoUR.-200 barrels.
-. .-.--- a SALES. .., .ss-s
WHEAT-JVhite, Sc bushels at &1.55. Red,
100 bushels prime ut SLIGO; 81 bushels at Sl.35-
total, 1872 bushels.
CoRN.-IVhite, 4 bushels very good at 59c.: 200
bushels prime ut 60c.-total, 204 bushes. Mined, a
bushels ut 5Sc.
. OATS.-94 bushels good at 47c: -f '".
MEAL-40 bushels OIL private terms.
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ANOTHER SCHEME TO HAMPER BUSINESS
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette. ]
Washington, May 4.-The tobacco manufac-
turers are here In force opposing the Internal
Revenue Bureau detective bill, which seems
to suit them as little as it does the spirit
dealers. They oppose the proposed require
ments as to size of packages OF tobacco and
methods of packing. The provision allow
inc the Commissioner to prescribe certain
kinds OF seeds, &C., looks like another open
ING for patent swindle like the Brooks
seal-lock. II the Commissioner could con-
suit business people, as well as his clerks,
before sending his laws up to Congress, he
would save himself considerable trouble.
The tohacco-dealers claim that the new pro-
visions could not add to revenue, but would
only hamper their legitimate business.
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HEAVY MILL FAILURES IN MAssAcHU-
sETTs.-Sprinafcld, Mass, May 1.-The
heaviest mill failure that Western Massa-
chusetts has yet seen is that OF Harvey, Ar
mold Il Co., Of the North Adams Print
Works, shutting up their mill; that of Gal
lup, Houghton d Smith and E. II. Arnold
Il Co., at North Adams; the Williamstown
Manufacturing, at Williamstown the North
Pownal Manufacturing Company, at Pow
nal, VT; and the Arnoldsville Mill, at South
Adams-a total of six mills, with aggregate
liabilities of probably 81, 000,0 900, and assets
of most unstable property, costing proba-
bly, 81 10000 The mills ran, in all, over
1000 looms on print goods, and some 800
people dre thrown out OF employment.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, MAY 5.-Noon.-Stocks active aud
unsettled. Money, 3k. Gold, 1122 Exchange
Long, 1881; short, 490k. Governments active and
steady. States quiet and steady.
Erening.GMoney easy; offered at 8. Sterling
active and lower. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 5-Virginia consols, &c. West
YirgIna's, 81. North Carolina 6's, old, Is; new,
S; special tax, 9. Bid to-day.
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Petersburgers are so domestic and SO hos
,pitable that the Governor declines to put
them on boards OF visitors. - der-4 appeal.
Maybe they are not true blue. Dispatch.
Not so much that, rs that we are not so
green as to admire the Kemperial purple
I,ade1- appeal.
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no A31 BROAD STREET YOU g.
4 had better 60, and ask b. F. TIES-M@S
LEY & Co, whom the most OF yon know,
To show you their Ladies' Serge Foxed ut two dollars
and half,
And those made, too, OF real genuine calf;
And then their Serge Button ut two and quarter
And forget not 10 see their Mems and Boys Shoes,
Made up in all styles, with thread or wire screws;
Gents Congress Buckle Shoes, Prince AiDers, mar
= row or wide, st.ssI 49,
suitable for any, whether they walk or ride;
Trunks Satches yalises and Straps suitable for all
SO their friends will please stop ana give tieu
Rer,airing still done, / desire TO say,
And believe all charges to be moderate In eyerJ way
my =. - 80
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FuRaITURR.

Just RECEIVED, a lot OF fine WAL-m
n new style WALNUT SAFE, with or without ~
marble; low-price PARLOR SUITS and Bed
LOUNGES, In addition 10 my large stock on hand
which pledge tosell at lower prices than the saBe
class Of goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
before you buy. y. GATHKIGHT,
Z nv 2-3m ,.s-.s4.5g. rs, I6 Governor street.
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siLyER.-The total amount OF silver ae-
tuaiiy paid out at the Treasury and sub
treasures from the 10th OF April to the Sd
81 May, 1876, including both days, is 81 1884,
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sUfssFEIs RESOnyS.

Gzst3 SU EAGk xkes4 H0ks9DRSh ~
sl6 yfRGfTfA,
WILL BE0pEy ON JUNE 1sT.
i. TEHMs $50 per month of four weeks $40
week, 81 per day. 1E.5T ~ ~
3i MUSIC, BATHS, TEs-PINS, AND BAR.
Daily stages meet passengers at Salem, VA ON Al
lantfe, Mississippi and Ohio ter
Males. Address s9lfS sfsttt 81 q
q PR0PRIEToRs HE'D SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Cstawba post-ofEee, Roanoke county, va.
nay 4-2m $3.50 g ~
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GENUINE OLD DIANoRA TOBACCO.

SS ,dies genuine old DIANoRA TOBACCO, The
: ~ last OF the Ios Call early III you wanf supplys
IN caddies old WARD BRAND lHa7tSruye's),
SO caddiez SUNNY SOUTH Sfaiarey, J, go, ~
30 caddies STRAWBERRY TWIST tLotfier's 81, 81
3 twelve and eighteen to the pound; 1,,,ss
ZOO cnses two and three pounds} fresh PEACHfz
a- }ANo-AN.N.> -. IOIJIS j. B0SSIEUX X.
WIG 14la Main street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hargains "A

FURNITURE.- bargains a
4 than I ever offered can now be found at j. Va ~,
Third and Fourth streets. Ihave now on handf !
large and attractive stock, which UNI determined
Marble u. c. Suits, 800 to $500: Walnut fun Mar
BILE Suits, 500 to 800: Walnut Plain Suits, S35 to
$50 Stained fun Marble d. G. Suits, $50 TO $75
Stained Plain ID. c. Suits $40 to $50 Stained full
Marble Suits, $50 to $50; Stained Plain Suits, $50
to $50 paror Suits EiairCioth, Reps, and Terry,
$50 to 5000. Cane and Wood Chairs q speciality.
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows and BoRters Up
holserng and repairing. Goods carefully packed for
Shipment
Terms liberal. ap1-S,M&W3m
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! BY TEL, E(3RAp PIT

By TELL d RAPE.
ANOTHER An ]l||[' PRESIDENTIAL Do ASPIRAhT
WINGED.
Conkling Charged with Irregularities.
PROGRESS OF THE BELKSAp am.
PLACEMENT.
THE ORIGINAL DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE SENT TO
PHILADELPHIA.
Examination of Cadets for West Point.
THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.
LABOR TROUBLES IN OHIO.
The Erie Railroad Receivership---
$l7,OOO,OOO Handled in the
Past Year.
GEORGHA's REPUBLICAN DELEGA-
TKON TO CINCINNATI PRETTY
WE'LL DIVIDED.
Efforts to Chrlstianize the Chinese q Failure.
HORRIBLE CONDITION OF THE
WOMEN AND THE GENERAL
DEPRAyITY GA THE CHI.
NEsE CHARACTER.
Latest Foreign Intelligence,
THE WINSLOW CASE IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
WAITING TO HEAR FROM THE
UNITED STATES.
Am Effort to Censure the English,
Government In Relation to
the Royal Titles.
FOUR MUTINEERS SENTENCED TO DEATH.
HING ALFONSO AND THE POPE.
MORE PREFECTORAL CHANGES IN
FRANCE.
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CIEAN5NG. DyEENG, &c.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND
i UOUSEKEEPERS-S NEW IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BRAUN, who has worked
In the largest IN faris
and Brussels, and consequently. thoroughly &c
uuainted with the most effective processes for clean,
Ing in use, has opened an establishment at 1911
MAIN STREET. His peculiar mode of cleaning ena-
lies him so thoroughly to RENOYATE CARPETS.
CURTAINS, and FURNITURE, rs to make them
appear new, and not only removes but them
below those for like work done in New York:
PRICES: Cleaning carpets, including taking mp,
putting down, and repairing, single wiTh, tWeiVe
curtains 81 per window. Velvet, plush, and damask
curtains at moderate terms. - - up tS-In
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ROOTS. SHOES, DE.


CANDALS! SANDALS! SAN EIE
- DALSI NOs
For SANDALS the ladies should 20 TO NAY, t'4
And examine his large and beautiful display.
Tie Sandal Buckle. Button and Bronze Sandal,
Fit for the most delicate hands TO nandie.
In Slippers Magnolias, and Newport Tie5
His styles are the prettiest that one can dsyLe;
- MAYS SHOE EMPORIUM,
ny6 -1Is.t GOT Broad street
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CMILDREN'S CARRIAGES, &c. S

n IS tCHILDKEk'S CARK1AGES,st c. n
+ HAVE THE T. ARG e s TcIERR
J. STOCK OF CHILDREN'S carr ssass8EA
RIAGES in the city. Cali and GO the WhItnef
Sleeping Coach. Medal awarded ut Il, Stat Fair In
1875 for the best carriages.
i OLD CARRIAGES taken xchangc.
You can save money by purchasing rom G nld.
established house No. 81 Broad street.
NH "a - Ron ERT HARROLD.
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WAITING TO HEAR FROM THE
UNITED STATES.
Am Effort to Censure the English
Government In Relation to
the Royal Titles.
FOUR N1UTINEERS SENTENCED TO DEATH

KING ALFONSO AND THE POPE
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a GOOD OPENING IN BALTIMORE.---

II "A abifshed and reliable Notion House fr
Baltimore, which for years has had large southern
trade Win sell out 20 proper or Before JuY.
Location VERY desirable. Stock staple and win bc
duced 70 SIX or seven thousand doars, ard Eoodwf.
trade WIN be transferred For further parficnlsfs
call or address sfss5s
WHOLESALE NOTION DEALERS,
an ai.ad.W&SsJe7
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DAN S.-Just received, fifteen
ID bunches BANANAS; j ,,S r,,nrs
JCE-CREAIi ICE-CREAM! psnufactu red daily,
in Quantities to suit. Best quality ICE-CREAM--au
fiayors. Fairs &C., supplied at discount:
'S -7''-el : 80 : A. PIZZfSI, JR.,
anoS S07 Bread street.
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EOR BALTIMORE. 1s
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,
FOR 49,
THROUGH FREIGHT. y t..
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE. .a, !, s,ssv
a NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers Shirley and
MISSIONER of this line, leave their new pier, In the
Dock foot Of Twenty second street, every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING at4 O'Clock, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON mt A O'Clock, for Balti-
more making close connections at Locust Point WIN
baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points west and
northwest also, with Northern Central railroad for
northern cities and Canada.
west and rates guaranteed as low Us By any other
1.-Two = Apply 10 S9slFlE L.. b, TATUA, Agent.
oiices fwcnty-second and Dock streets and NO.
9O2 Main street. T. s1.... s-fsgs5oc o..
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CLEANING! CLEANINGlC CLEANING!
y, Coats, pants, and vests, however much soILEp
or FADED, CLEANED and 'coLoRED, together with
all other articles Of wearing apparel Dress goods
dyed, and the renovation Of mourning goods spc-
cialty. All work done promptly, and cheaper than
the same can he done North or elsewhere, at
MCkENNY'S Steam Dyeing and Cleaning
Establishment, Marshall street near Fifth.
ap lin
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REPRESENTATIONS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May ga tug from
Cleveland on "Wednesday arrived to-day at
noon, being the first arrival this season.. A
number OF propellers and large vessels re-
main outside the breakwater on account Of
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CONPECTHONERIEs.

Of AZ PER BOX.-F. CASTIGLIA
34.LC has just received from an importer in
New York fresh lot OF tine ORANGES IN very bes e
order which he offers to the trade at the low price or
s4.25 PER BOX. Avail yourself Of this low price
and get your supply from him before they are al
gone Remember the place, 1905 FRANKLIN
STREET, near the Old Market. my 6-1tt
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IIATs. FURs, mILLTNERY .xe.,

HATS, FURS, MILLINERY sEe.,
rTHE LADIES WOULD SAVE A GREAT
Z DEAL OF TROUBLE AND EXPENSE by
sending their FURS to w. ii. ZIMMERMAN, Fur
rier, 9GS Main street, for safckecping during the
summer months, who viii insure them against moths
and fire, according to value for very small COM:
cost much more than the insurance for the whole
summer. "a stitch in tiInesames nine" ap 27-S3t
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THE WINSLOW CASE IN THE
III. HOUSE OF LORDS.
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MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ,g4FTH
~ COMPANY. iates

This company win dispatch one of their splendid
steamcrs-OLD DOMINION, WfANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
water .,Is-s5 4ss1
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, md bath
rooms. .-.-.... ~. (. "a 3s5t-g
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly at
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Nofth
river. -. - ,st,,Ex
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex-
Dcnses incurred. sr-rt.-t Is y -. Il Hati
Freight received until p. III. daily. pas
For further information apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 Office Company's wharveB. Rockett2.
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The Erie Railroad Receivership-.
$l7,OOO,OOO Handled in the
Past Year.
GEORGHA'S REPUBLICAN DELEGA.
TKON TO CINCINNATI PRETTY
WE'LL DIVIDED.
Efforts to Chrlstianize the Chinese q Failure
HORRIBLE CONDITION OF THE
WOMEN AND THE GENERAL
DEPRAyITY OR THE CHI.
NESE CHARACTER.

Latest Foreign Intelligence,
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MORE PREFECTORAL CHANGES IN
FRANCE.
&C.,
&c,

XLIVTH CONGRESS--Firs Session.
WASHINGTON, May 5, 1876.
SENATE
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THE BROKEN CABLES.

NEW YORK, May 5.--The Western Union
Telegraph Company took business up to 6
P. NJ. to-day for the Anglo-American cable,
and will make connection by steamer be-
tween st. Pierre and Placentia. They hope
by tomorrow to have athrough cable again.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC CoNYEN-
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COLUMBIA, May OIL The Democratic State
Convention to-day elected General John
Brattan, Hon. w. d. Porter, ID. Wyatt
Aiken, and General j. D. Kennedy as dele
gates ut large to the National Convention.
Perry is one OF the district
delegates. The delegates are uninstructed,
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B RpoKs. sT.ATI0xERY. &c.
INITIAL PAPER and ENVELOPES,

containing one quire and one psck BY mali, post
paid for iSc. and 2oc. Sent TO any sddre4s on re-
ceipt Of price by G. MCCARTHY, Stationer,
my Aim GA Main street, Richmond, Va
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THE MARKETS.

JANUARY 4, 1876.
NEW YORK
LIVE SToCK.-Beef Cattle S1OOO@1275. Hogs
Live, g. 17.62H. Sheep-Liye, S4.5098.5O.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-Good to choice, 5,45G
$50; white wheat extra, s5.9Ya7,75, Wheat-No.
. Chicago, 81 22661 s3; No. Milwaukee spring,
s1.2ta1.26 Rye-Western and State, S7195c.
Barley-$lCO0l10 Corn Mixed Western, 6O
G62c Oats-Mixed Western, 44645c.
PRovIsIoNs.-POrk-Mes $2O,62MQ Q2O, 75. Lard
Prime Steam, IsK@l2Sc. Cheese-6912Sc.
WooL.-Domestic Fleece, 3S6D62c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE -Beeves-Choice, $5s506 90;
good, S4bO05.OO; medium, StO0a4.25; butch
ers' stock, S2.5O93.75; stock cattle, s2750
375 Hogs-Live, S66O071O. sheep--Good to
choice, Sl.5O05 25.
s.-Butter--Choice, 25Q32c. Eggs--
Fresh, ~ D25c Pork-Msss, S19lOGis.t5.
Lard-S -Si2.20012.2!h.
BREADsTuFFs.-FlOur-W Winter Extra,
S4.75G7.50; spring extra, $4.G095.25. Wheat
Spring, No, ., a59S095Ac, Corn--No 2, 4410
45c. oats--No. p SO@3Ol4c. Rye-No. 2, 81
967Ilc. Barley--No. ., 79@s0hc.
LuMBER.-First aud Second Clear, 5000
942.r0; Common Boards, Sl1.0O012.OO; Fencing,
s12.O001SbO; "A" Shingles S2.754S.OO; Lath,
Si.7502.CO.
LIVE STOCK -Beeves-Best, $6.OO@D6.T5; me,
dium, S5G0@S.50, Hogs-Yorkers, S6.6O07.OO;
Philadelphias, S7.l0@Z2l sheep--Best, $5.256
$50; medium, $47t@5.OO
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Annealing Glass.


When from fluidity glass is cooled to a
solid structure in the ordinary tempera-
ture of the atmosphere it is found to be
very brittle or liable to fracture.
II the glass is so shaped as to be of un-
equal thickness in its different parts it
can seldom be cooled without fracture,
and, if unbroken when cool, is liable to
fracture with any subsequent change of
temperature or by sudden jar. Often this
fracture takes place, in articles of consid-
cradle thickness, with an explosive force,
perhaps breaking the glass into thousand
pieces. When glass breaks in this man
ner, il is said TO "tiy."
In order to prevent such liability to
"fly,n glassware is annealed.
The process of annealing glass consists
in reducing its temperature more slowly
than would occur in the air at ordinary
temperatures.
An oven is so constructed that the heat
of the glass is maintained by a current OF
heated air in which articles TO be an
nealed are PLACED, and mechanism so cen
trived as very slowly to draw away the
ware into currents of lower temperature.
Or the ware is annealed in kilns, which
are closed and sealed at temperature a
little less than that at which glass be-
comes plastic, and heated air being thus
contined the kilns are many hours, often
many days, in cooling The more care
fully and slowly glass is annealed, the
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