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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-21
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, March 20, 1877


1mertcan Gotd.-1oa bid. oey-,,,
| State Secnrities-Yirginla cofis0le, 6S3 bid,
69H asked: Virginia consols, new. 80 bid, 39A
asked; Virginia fundablc. 2SA bid. 80 asked; Viz
pinia deferred. 5 bid: Virginia interest certif-
Gates is bid; Virginia ts1-receivube coupons, $50
city observation-disclosures city s's, 115H asked !;
Richmond city 6's 81 bid, 90 asked Lynchburg
city s's. lot bid Lynchburs city 6's, 90 bid.
Railroad B0ndS.-V1rgiuia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's j. and j., 70 bid; Southsfde
80 bid; Southside Railroad second mortgage pre-
ierred 6s, J. and j., So bid; Souihslde Railroad
third mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j., 40 bid A
asked; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage ga, j.
aud j., 90 asked Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
mond and Petersburg Railroad second mortaeage
rs, A. and o.. 100 asked Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's j. and D..
100 bid; Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage rs, j. and D., 80 bid; Orange
and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage SIS NJ.
and n, 81 bid, IS asked: Richmond and Danvie
Railroad consolidated 6's NJ. and N, ~ bid;
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and o..
90 bid, 92 asked; Richmond, York River and Cbes-
apcake Railroad and Steamboat Ss, j. and j. 80
asked
Railroad Stocss.-Richmonda and Petersburg Rail-
road, 100 par, 25 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed, 100
par, go bids Richmond and DanviiIc Railroad, 100
par. bid.
Bnnk Stocks.-State Bank of Virginia, 100 par,
761 bid.
Insurance C0mpanies.-Vrginia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 39b bid Virginia State, 20 par, 81
asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked; 6ier-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO asked; City,
100 par. so asked.
Mscelldneous-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany. 100 par, rs bid. 80 asked.
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DANVIiI.E.

JCo?rC~ loiidence Of the Rlchmonu lispilch.l
MARCH 10, 1877.
snow fell Saturday to the depth OF three
inches; but Yesterday was l pleasant day for
March. and this morning but little OF it can
be seen.
There were some applicants for the Office
OF postmaster, but it soon became known
that the present incumbent had been APP
pointed for term OF years. There are
several applicants for the Office OF collector
OF internal rcyenue-some OF them Demo-
Gratis, some Republicans. Butthere has not
been much Of an on-to-Washington move
mcnt.
Ex-Governor Letcher and wife came to
the city Friday evening, and were the
guests OF Hon. W. T. Clark.
Miss Barbara Brown died ut her home,
near Cascade, in this county, on the l1th
instant, IN her one hundred and sixth year.
She would never take medicine from a
physician. and never used spectaces.
Mr. Pow hatan Bouldin has procured q
new outfit OF apparatus, and expects to re-
sumo this week the publication OF the
Times.
There were more than one hundred and
forty children on the roll OF honor at the
public school for white children in the week
ending on the 18th. This distinction is
given for good recitations, good deport-
ment, and punctuality in attendance. The
average attendance was about three hum
dred. ALPHA.
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CAROLINE COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.1
RnurI NO EprEN MARCH 10 ISIT

correspondence OF the Richmond DispatchI
BOWLING GREEN, March 10. 1877.
We had last week IN unusually lively
time in our town. The March term OF the
Circuit Court began on Monday-Judge
Jefres officiating in lieu OF Judge Barton.
No cases of special interest came before the
court at this term.
On Thursday "Teachers' Institute !"
was opened. The sessions were held morn
ing and afternoon for three days, and the
exercises were deeply interesting and in
sfuctiye. A large audience, representing
many OF our best citizens and most beauti-
1ul ladies, attended each day.
Major Ho:cbklss delivered three admirable
lectures, which caused us to wish for more.
The one on the topography OF Virginia"
including its "Natural Resources" was
particularly good, and was heard with eager
attention.
D. kntfner delivered mastery address
on state Education" He knew wha. be
was taxing about, and be knew how to tell
II. NO suited eiocution, but an array OF ar
suHchiS ana facts presented in such an
easy ana natural style that he seemed "to
make it up us he went along" But he did
not. The limpid waters were only flowing
IRON a great reservoir which had long beef,
i ,ed by secret spriass. Neither did we find
mm IN intellectual! icicie in the social circle.
eGs 4 genial and entertaining gentleman.
al the teachers OF the county were in
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SInERSoS. w. VA. March 10, 1876.

Editors Dispatch: May call the atten-
ton OF the employees OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad to the fact that our "fellow-
laborcr" Mr.. J. NJ. Fitz, agent at the White
Sulphur, lost everything he possessed by
the burning OF the hotel at that place, and
suggest that every one OF us contribute out
OF our next pay such an amount rs can be
spared toward his relief.
To carry out this object would suggest
that the employees in Richmond (more being
there than at any other point call meeting,
organize and appoint collectors along the
line, so that every one may have an oppor-
tunity to contribute.
This suggestion is made without the
knowledge OF Mr.. Fitz. and I deem it no.
thing more than right, for we know not
how soon misfortune may bcfall us, and we
should sustain each other. AGENT.
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DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW YORK GOLD Ex-
CHANGE.

DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW YORK GOLD Ex-
CHANGE.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Thc New York
Gold Exchange was virtually diss oved this
afternoon by the adoption OF an amendment
TO the constitution to the effect that when a
majority OF the members shall agree to dis
solve the dissolution will take place. When
dissolved, three members will be appointed
to wind up its affairs and divide the assets.
The room, after dissolution, will be used by
the Stock Exchange for the sale OF gold
bonds and miscellaneous securities.
A HEAVY CONTRIBUTIONS
HAVANA, March 20.-Tbe German mer-
chants here have been notified by the au-
thoritics that they must pay contribution
OF 80 per cent, or else their property will
be cmhargoed at the expiration OF three
days. Captain-Gcneral Jovellar says this
tax is different from the former war-taX.
The German Consul has referred the mat
ter to the Imperial Government Of Berlin.
MONTGOMERY (ALABAM4) CONSERVATIVE OFF,
GERS RENOMINATED.
MONTGOMERY. March 20.-The Democratic
and Conservative City Convention unanl-
mouSly renomnatcd d. l.. Moses for mayor
and the entire aldermanic ticket. Their
efforts at an adjustment OF the city indebt-
edncss arc thoroughly endorsed.
EARTHQUAKE IN VERMONT.
Troy. VT, March 20.-The forty-sccoBd
earthquake occurred this morning.
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miHFecu.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 2O-Cotol DAN; uplands
l lie; Orleans, IAc.; sales, 45S bales; cvnsoI
daieh net receipts. 1880 bales: expOrts-to Great
Britain 81 ,26U bales: France 1890 bales: cont
ppnt 2OOI bales Flour more active at Sal DC
higher: super western and State, S5.5o@s5.a0
southern firmrr and with fair inquiry: COMMON Il
fair extra. S5.90IS6.51; good to choke extra
s695@S9. Wncat-Sprin2 fully &c. better, with
modera' G export and fair milling demand winter
quiet and unchanged. Corn kGAc. better, with good
export and home-traIe demand unlraded western
mixed. 55m56c. Oats Grmer, Win light trade.
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar dull; refined
hrmcr: standard A, l0%c.. Mol;isses dul and uIl-
changed. Rice quiet. Tal!ow firm; prue, I-l6@
&c. Resin and turpcntiuc steady. Pork firIner
new mes, sI475@SI4s0. Lard higher and arm
prime steam, So 73SMS9.75. Whiskcy steady at
Si.oe. freisilts aui' co'toh-saiI. n stea'0t %
BALTIMORE.
n,1r1Nopr March oo-Flopr ouiot ami firm
Wheat strong and uuiet: business restricted by linl
ftcd sunnias. Reconsideration rod al TOAST ri .
Maryland red. prime. 81 60: amber, 81 IS s@* 160
while ~ 5OGlsI G5 Southern curn-whife active
and firm: yellow easier: wcstcr n uuiet and steady
southern white, 5lm52Sc; yellow, lhG52c. oats
firm and quiet prime southern Al @42c Rye firm
at 73G75c Provisions firmer but not higher. Cot
fep-Low grades heavy high, md firm; lob lots.
l7kM02c Whiskcy InIl IN SIua S,gar fairly
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Sotffh CaroIipn.
DECISION or JUDGE REED IN THE FLYNN III
BEAs-C0RPrs c&SE-HAMPT0N DECLARED 7
DE GOVERNOR. nt

DECISION or JUDGE REED IN THE FLYNN HA-
BEAs.C0RPrs C&SE--HAMPToN DECLARED TO
DE GOVERNOR.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 20.--Judge
Reed, in the Circuit Court, rendered bis
decision to-day in the Flynn habeas-corpus
case, releasing Flynn on the ground that
Chamberlain has no lawful authority rs
Governor. The decision concludes as fol-
lows:
l am OF opinion, therefore, that Wade
Hampton was made Governor in and over
the State OF South Carolina through the bal
lot-box, in accordance with the Consttu-
ton, at the election held on the 7tb Novem-
Der last; that he qualified, il not following
the letter, in the spirit and intent Of the
Constitution, on the l4th December last !;
that he has been since that time and is now
the lawful Governor Of South Carolina. and
should be obeyed and respected accordingly.
It follows from these views that D. Fl.
Chamberlain was not Governor on the Sd Gi
January, 1877, the date OF the commission
OF W. F. Dover as trial-justice for the city
of Charleston, and that his appointment and
commission were without lawful authority
and void.
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STAINT0N
iCorreSpondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 20, 1877.
Last night the First Presbyterian church
was crowded to hear the Rev. Charles ii.
Read, Of Richmond. He had preached
here on Sunday morning and night also.
Tonight the City Council meets to re-
cciye the report Of the special committee in
the matter OF Captain Arthur w. Smith,
the Superintendent OF the Water-Works,
who last week assaulted Mr.. John Is. Evans,
the chairman OF the special Water Commit
tee. The committee in their report will
not, hear, recommend any official action
on the part OF the Council. PENN.
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MARINE INTEILIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 20, 1877.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Thomas W. Havcns, Racket, Orient, L..
Schooner Dick Williams, Wllletts, Norfolk light,
Schooner f. & f. Cordery, Hiabee, New Yosk, car
boys, Southern FertiZing Company.
Schooner Maggie. Myers. Alexandria, grain, Gal
lego Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion Waller, New York,
merchandise and passengers, u. W.. Allea t. Co..
agents.
Steamer Alliance. Carr Philadelphia, aierchan-
steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and baSs1Sers; H. B Iau assmi Now
York, camel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
Schooner Anthea Godfrey, Price, New York,
slaves Curtis & Parker.
ARRIVED At cITxPoINT MARCH 10TH.
Schooner Jennie NJ. Carter, Carter, New York,
phosphate.
CLEARED. FOR THIS poR1..
From Liverpool Fesz,lsry Cd, bark Traik (Nor.l
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woye tNor.) An
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool january cpd, bark Tarpelan tBr.A
Doran.
From Liverpool February Gth> bark sulitzelmn
From New Yorh March 9th, brig Genius (Ger.),
Gilman, to load for Bahia.
From Rockland February 24,h, schooner j. G.
From New York March 7t. schooner Matilda
Dr., Oblahoney. -t..."
From Charbston March 18th, schooner eata-
wamteak, Kcsnerdy.
From WOODS Hole March 10th, schooner Cxfole,
Baker. -
From Mex York, March l7th schooner Gersh
Banker, PSdee to load for RID Gr;snde do Sui.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, March 2G-Sailed: Ship s;alatca
PilIsbury Liverpool, 1890 bales OF cotton, Curtis
s Parker.
MISCELLANY.
The unknown schooner, before reporteSashore on
Old Surfing bar. is the Twilight, from Philadelphia
for Atlantic City with coal. She will probably be
total loss. Part OF her cargo has been thrown over
buard. .n..t.5
SPOKEN. ..y s....
No date, latitude 3S.41 N, longitude - w.. was
seen bark, showing II, =. V. III, bound for
Richmond.
BY Telegraph. . .s..
NEW YORK, March 20.-ArrIyed: Steamers Fisca
City of New York. Arrived out: Steamers Bolh
new, Ludwig, william, Cross Unicorn, Ann u
Williams, Hope, Chargre, Pelierfu, AbatroSs, Van
CouYcr. ..~
NEW YORK, March 20.-AwlYed out Ethiopia
| Lord Cline.
| FORT MONROE, March 2o.-The Russian ships-of.
| war Svetlana, Ascold, and B0gatyer dropped down
| the Roads from Norfolk this morning.
Commander Richard I. Low has been ordered
from Norfolk TO duty in the Bureau OF Yards and
| Docks IN the Navy Department.
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How a State Legislature Governs II
6'itY.
Especial 10 Baltimore sun.

Special TO Baltimore sum-
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 19.-In the Penn
sylyania House Of Representatives tonight
there was scene Of the widest confusion
and disorder, that once threatened to break
out in personal violence and general row
between the two parties. The cause was an
effort Of the Republicans to bulldoze through
a bill taking the patronage out OF the hands
Of the Democratic sheriff in Phlladelphla.
For wears the sheriff OF that city has had
the power to appoint deputies to preserve
the peace on election-day. The appolntees
Of the Democratic sheriff are OF great service
to prevent the police from interfering with
honest Democratic voters and protecting
Republican repeaters. Republicans estimate
that the deputies deprive them OF the advan-
tages Of 5000 fraudulent votes, and have
been unsparing in their efforts to pass the
bill all the session.
The Legislature adiournS next Friday.
Tonight was the last night it could passed
to reach the Senate in time. BY regular
order it could not be reached. The Phila-
delDhia party determined to put It through,
and Speaker Myer left the chair to put in
Harry Hahn, a noted "rooster," ex-presl-
dent OF the Philadelphia Common Council.
The ring moved to suspend the rules to
proyide for an extra session for the consid-
Grafton OF the bill after the regular session
ended. The Chair ruled that it did not re-
ouire two thirds TO suspend the rules, and
refused to recognize the Democrats making
motions. 4 scene OF the widest uproar
followed. "a.
The entire House was on its feet, the
Democrats deriding the Chair and denying
him to arrest them. One Democrat (SchelD,
who voted with the majority and moved to
reconsider, was threatened with arrest by
the Sergeant-at-Arms His party friends
crowded around and protected him, de-
nouncing the Chairs outrageous conduct 70
his teeth, amid wild uproar.
No votes could be heard, but the clerks
counted all the Republican voters on one
side and the Democrats on the other, and
the speaker so announced. Motions never
put, it is charged, were declared carried,
and rulings made without regard to decency
or order. The Democrats left the chamber
in disgust, and the Republicans then finally
passed the bill. Tomorrow this same
Legislature will elect Don Cameron seDa-
tor.
An extraordinary suit was brought before
a San Francisco court on March s. Fran
els SkeAington, who Is penniless, sued his
COUNSEL ices. The plaintiff urged that he
was the aushor of Johns being and ought to
be fed, clothed, and housed in his old age at
Johns expense. Judge Wheeler ruled that
the law did not compel O son to support his
father, and that the old gentleman was not
entitled to aiimcHy. $500
DR.. Isaac Read died at his residenee,in
Charlotte county, Ya.t on the 10th instant,
at the advanced age OF ninety-tWo years.
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HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS.
RESULT OF THE CABINET SESSION
YESTERDAY.

STANLEY MATTHEW'S ELECTED UNITED
STATES SENATOR FROM OHIO, AND CAM
ERoN SENATOR FROM PENNSYLVANIA
MOsBY AS ASSISTANT ATTORNEY-GEN-
ERAL-oPpoSITION TO THE REApPoINT-
MENT OF COLLECTOR RICIIARDs-THE
RADICAL FIGHT AGAINST POTTS AT Pc
TERSBURG-F Y-SECOND EARTH
QUAKE AT TROY, VT, &C., &C.
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THE MEADow.MousrA1N MASSACRE.

sALT.LAKE, March 2O.--There is difficulty
in the shooting Of Lee, Of the Meadow
Mountain massacre. General Sherman will
not detail soldiers to do it, and the deputy
marshals dread it because q large number Of
stalwart sons and grandsons OF Lee reside
in this country, who, it has been ruInored,
have threatened to kill all persons who
might participate in the shooting. .i,.
= I, "a DECLINE IN PRICES OF COAL. s,.; !,
NEW YORK, March 20.-The Pennsylvania
Coal Company sold d quarter OF million
tons OF coal to-day at ten to thirty cents de-
cline from February prices.
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RAITIM0PE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 20, 1877
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. "a bushels. Red. 3S6 bushels.
CORN.-Hhite, 1872 bushels. Strdao-cDlOred. 80
bushels.
OATs.-420 bushels
RYE.-40 bIishcfs,
SALES.
WuEAT.-Iyhite.S bushels common al $40; 16
bushels nj S1.57-totI pa bushels Red 81 bushels
very good ut $3.50 70 bushels good ut $685. $50
bushels prime ut Sl.60: 40 bushels common ut
4 AS; &c bushels ar 81 .30-total, 3S6 bushels
Corn White. 100 bushels good ut SIC. Stram-
colored. 90 bushels very good ut sic.
OATS.-l00 bushels on private terms.
RYE.-i0 bushels ut G5c.
RE-EXTIiBITED.
OATS-500 bushels.
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attendance, some OF whom presented essays,
and others addressed the Institute.
A good many northern men have settled
in this vicinity recently, and all are well
pleased. One OF them said he had travelled
much, but that he had not seen pretticr
village than Bowling Green. Let them
come. We give them hearty welcome.
CAROLCs.
l"Carcius" will see that we have omitted
such portions OF bis letter as did not suit
us. From all letters we strike out all advcr-
tiscmcnts. For these. we charged
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Destructive Fire I'm Louisa County.

APPLE GROVE. March II, 1877.
Mr.. Atwood Wash, who lives near this
place, lost his kitchen, ice-house, meat
house, and stable by fire on the 9th instant.
The dwelling and other houses were saved
by the great eNertion OF his neighbors,
large number OF whom were ON the spot
soon after the fire commenced. His barn,
courthouse, and hcr-housc caught several
times from the sparks. Loss small, except
buildings. Origin OF the fire supposed to
be sparks from kitchen-chimney. w.
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MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
I'D WATER has been lately introduced into this
streets who Is The sole agent for its sale In Richmond
and vicinity. Although but recently discovered is
curative powers in all diseases OF the kidneys and
bladder nd arrangements Of the stomach, such rs
dyspepsia, &C., remarkable as TO place 1t at
once In the front rank Of curative waters. There Is
no remedial agent known which will so quickly and
etf-ctilly eradicate from II system ali traces Of
diseases requiring dlurctic treatment
.Gls GEORGE SCHOEN,
NH 5-3m HOO Main street.
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Ohio.

ELECTION OF STANLEY MATTHEW'S TO THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 20.-In the lower
branch Of the Legislature to-day ballot
was taken for United States senator. STAN
ley Matthews (RepuLlican) received G4
votes, Alfred CARTIER 6, and Frank Hurd /.
Thirtv-four Democrats voted blank.
In the Senate Mr.. Matthews received 20
votes. Thirteen Democrats voted blank.
Both houses will meet in Joint convention
tomorrow to officially declare the election
OF Matthew's
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 2Q.-Noon.- Stocks active,
Irregular, and lower. Money. 2 per cent. Gold,
1O43. Exchange-Long, is4k short, 1861 State
bonds steady; Georsia's and Tcnness ee's strong.
Cover nnents firm.
dull at 4 sax. Gold dull ut IU45Il0izi. Govern
menrs dull and steady; new 90, l09a. States quiet
and dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 2O.-Yirdnia SIS, deferred,
Gis; consolidated. 90: second series, 80. Norm
Carolina G's, old, IT; new, 8 special taA, p Bid
to-day.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

CAMERON ELECTED UNITED STATES SENATOR.
HARRISBURG, March 2O.-The two houses,
in separate session to-day, elected Cameron
United States senator. \ joint session will
confirm their action tomorrow.
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4. O. e., 23c.; X. & Coz 2ac.; p. g.. 25c.; ancto,
O7c.. A &c I'll I.. Z2c-

/ A. o. e., 23c.; X & Coz 24c; p. g.. 25c.; Anchor
&c: A. G. c.. 26c.; g. q" 28c.
| Liquors, Wives. &c.
Aie: Scotch, best brands, <nt' s2@s2.l5 2
! d0zen gold.
Brandiss: Domestic. s1.25Ms.S: fuii: 81 $50
$3.50; apple, new, $1.S5@$2.lS' oid' SZ.Za
|. @s3 Virginia peach, s3tds3.5O. =.
Rve Whfsfeus: Medium, s 50EhS2: :" atTe ofd' y
@F4: Virginia mountain, new. s2@s <."o, 80
$21GGS3. 80 and upwards.
Gin; Domestic. sl.25GIS2: imported. SO n case
FeU Ea9foRd Rum: s1.SO.
ReGLksd Rhiskeys: Market steady; VIVoI
1926
LuHbeTs Slaves, &c.
LUMBER: White OAK. s12eS15 p 1000: Weste.''
Virginia porsr, $r2-509scs5 p 1000; white pine
$20G1S75 q 1000 yellow pine boards, I! 06Gsl4
DIST. $12@Sls. according to lengths. Shin1les,
Pine. S25Odss5; cypress six-lnch. S7.50Gsl!
j .0O0 Laths-Split, $50; sawed, S2.20g*Z.5'
1000.
Stnres: Whiskey- Barrel timber. green 81 Sta520f
1000; seasoned, $ZDfG$2J 3 1000. Flour.hmrrei
timber, $6GI37.5O p IoO0 F10nr-barrel poles, 81
as; hogshead-hoops- no dernandi hickory-hoops'
n5iff<Fecd.
Mi1stuE: 40645c. Z, bushei
BrOu.nsfuT: 25G30c. p Dushei.
Shorts: 20@25c. a busho:.
Wheat Bran: zoe. q ur,he!.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per hisiri.
Powder, Sbofr Ne.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.G3I.23 q 100 feel
Ponder: 1918 by rhe five kcys-fess than Ave
kegs, 1926 :; blasting, S3.25Na$35O.
Shot: Northern, 32.4O@S2.5O q bag Of 25 lbs.
GrindSt0nes: 1a@L2Nc. q ID.
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CoyFECTIONERIEs. dc.

DIE-FRUITS-CAN GOODS.-One
l. Thousand dozen two and three;pouad Canned
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspbsrries,
two-pound Damsons. two-pound Blackserries, TWO
pound Pineapp!es, two-pound Lima Beans, two
hound Green Peas, two-pound Sugar Corn, Cut
tiug's California Canned Peaches, Aprcots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches three
fr 81 1919 Main street.