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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24
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nruNScu upon he bench
II mal(casauce in Oil" we're the
k,rrrs uuou which two Baltimore
durs nave been Under Otng trial
anuapo j.. TIE cna'@e OF NAL
sac, wa brought against both
l,-cs GRASS IN and YELL"Tr.
|! he additional c!arg@ of drunk
scs, against YELLnTr was
,reht ~ GRAsSoN. HsAs-oN is
lief Jndsc OF the Baltimore CIR
3,, and YELLOTT is Associate
kdgr, but GRAssoN is also one OF
/ Justices OF the Supreme Bench
i Ma,vlanI. The indictment was
bud against them last September.
Id the trial, which hegan on Wed
ksday. was brought to an end
stcrday. The original charges
I'm hex to May last, when the
hand Jury were investigating
buds in tie off Of the Ba'1lmore
|buuty Treasurer, that ran back
Re or six years. a d Involved
S50, 600. The Grand jury be
eved they had struck at the root
4 the frauds, when the Judges cut
4 their work by abrutly adj'urn-
8g tho court, and though the
rand Jury managed to get III a
Resentment Of tie Judges TO- NAL
&asance at that time, no notc'
Vas taken of it; and one OF the
illnesses testified on "Wednesday
lst that Judge GRASS IN then SAID
4 Damn the Grand jury" When
Bother Grand Jury were impanei''
y in September, the members O
hc Grand Jury of the May ter"
feut before them, aud gave the
$stmohy which resulted in TIC
Pd'ctmen,s just tried. The tes'
fony against the incrimlnatec
&adses tended to show that they
1pd used their authority in the ~
Rres' Of tie Ring th'ev S; and
a fact States Attorney SPENCEi
ave testimony tina, Judge YELLoT'
pld him Of his purpose to pro'ec
H. he Ring and tkwart the work o
u e Grand Jury. Nevertheless. II
Pc Circuit Court at Annapolis
yesterday, GEAssoN and Y ELLIOTT
no had seven OF the leading law
Frs Of Maryland engaged Tor the'
etencc, obtained q verdict OF ac
p't,a!, on the charge Of ma lie"
ice, and thus they are saVa
pm the penalty, which is deGrad
lon from tue beach, provided o
9 Constitution of Maryland, 10
9 offence OF watch they were ae
lsed. YELLoTT's iria for drunk
pness on the bench will peg'n u
Ry,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24

D.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice al
medicine thirty years, and
for dong time was demer.
s,yator II anatomy III the
Medical College of Ceor-
,'io. hence persons usirG
r.> Pills have the auarar-
tee that ;i,uy are prepared
on sCirrtifc principles,
and are ircc from all
Gr nch"ry.
ne has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore aN,acoIiStic
qualities Of 1 strengthen
rs. "a ;1a.1'<, anau fHr-
it!Hr !nHie.
heir first apparent Ell
Get is 10 increase the ap-
petite Is cauairg the feed
10 properly 4 8 SINH 4 tr.
I!:r. TIC system is rour-
is!.cd. and by t!.e;r tonic
acii,n a.. &c digestive or
p-,us. regular and healthy
G.. 'ua.rHS are produced
T.,crIpilitv with which
jsr.ocA .ck- on Ee*A.
". Lille undcr the influence
% these pills, o! Itself in
dictates their adaptabi!irY
IL :lutiIisl The body, ard
hence their efficacy cur,
ing nervous tCH:l.sS.rci-
anc.,oly. dysp-nsia, vast
ing o. the muscles, siu.
ri aress OF the liver.
chronic constipation, AND
10 the system. Sold
III r:y street, New York =.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24

DR.. Hartcr's fever and ague specific is
perfectly harmless; can be taken ny Tie
Youngest babes with safety. 1t never
fails to cure. For sale by all Drug gists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24

Dir. H:,rter's fever and ague specific has
cured cases whicl the best physicians
have failed to benefit. For sale by all
Druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24

(F,pE-The residence of Mr.. John
(vsoo, situated on the Swift place
this parish, together with the
,schold goods and two bales OF
(ton in seed, were destroyed by
!, on Saturday last, during the
kepce of the family, between the
|urs of S and. 6 p. m. Supposed
Inc the work Of an incendiary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24
Il. GASTRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,

Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER l
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL 1MPLI-
ments, Brides, Harr"ss, Hardware, Gums,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittings,
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriagr :.oodwork,
Black smiths Materials, Etc. Etc.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTOEY.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
ITrie. Garrett " Cottman, BrinleE, Jas.
II, Hall and other piows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, Horse
HAY Rakes. all Of which ! will guaran-
tee to sell lower than can be purchased
elsewhere.
Grnupcrs and others will find it to
their advantage to call and examine my
stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24
|a15CiAN A SENTINEL.

Jury proceedings will
found on tAis'page'
Goa Sheriff's sales and Court
ice in this ISSUE
The dcliaq rents for 1876 mum
FIR 1875 the number was
1.
r,o dockets having been cleared ,
Court adjourned sine die on
ursday last
The delinquent list appears in
issue ard will be repeated in
mkt. Parties interested should
e it attention.
We are pnder obligations to
Representative in Congress-
+. W. Robertson, for contin-
(avors in the shape of congress,
,dI documents.
The occupancy of so much OF
SPACE by the delinquent list and
! labor and Inconvenience attends
the production Of such a pub
p,iop in small country Office,
st Mead our excuse for the scar
l. Of interesting items in this issue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
> RcsnI5s of the Fourth.

A NEGRO WOMAN SHOT BY A UNITED STATES
OFFICER-FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN BOYS
AT WELDON. ~
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, july 5.-An affair occurred
on the steamer Banks about u o'clock last
night, Just as that vessel arrived from
Fortress Monroe, by which coored woman
named Brown was shot in the face by DR..
W. G. G.. Wilson, assistant surgeon United
States navy, and who is now stationed on
the receiving-ship Frauklin-a difficulty
having occurred between that gentleman
and coEored man named Brown. The
wounded woman was conveyed to her resi-
dence, and Drs. S. Gait and Ward called to
her assistance. They report that they have
been unable to find the ball. .'e
DR.. Wilson had q partial hearing before
Mayor Tucker this morning, and was COM
mitted for ten days to await the result Of
the woman's injuries, when full examina-
ton will be had. The negro man, Brown,
was also shot in the wrist by the surgeon,
who was very drunk at the time.
Two negro boys, aged respectively eleven
and twelve years, became involved in a
quarrel about a game Of s'knucks," in Wei
don, N. g., yesterday morning, when the
eldest went home and procured horse
pistol, and instantly Killed his comrade,
blowing all the back part Of his skull off
with the weapon. '@"
PowDER-ACC1DENTs AND FIRES IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 81 There were twenty
one :. powder -accidents Yesterday; also,
eleven trifling fires.
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Interestsng from Louisiana.

ARREST OF A STATE SENATOR CHARGED WITH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RETURNING BOARD
COMING TO GRIEF. :. ..a.,t$ 80. -. -
new ORLEANS, July 5.-StateI Senator j.
Henry Burch was arrested Tuesday evening
under "a. warrant OF the District Court of
East Baton Rouge, charged with embezZle-
ment Of funds. He was to-day. remanded
to the custody Of the sheriff. of East Baton
Rouge. Burch sought release under writ
Of habeds corpus, but failed. $stf>l.I <l..s
In the Superior Criminal Court to-day
General Ogden and the District Attorney
filed information against j. Madison Wells,
T, C. Anderson, Lewis M: Kenner, and q.
Casauaye, charging them, under section S33
OF the Revised Statutes, with altering and
publishing as true certain altered, false,
forged, and counterfeited records. Imme-
diately after filing the information >capaaseS
were issued Tor the arresG~of the parties
named. Wells and KenDer surrendered
themselves to the sheriff. The information
is very lengthy, and charges them with
having on the 4th OF December, 1876, falsely
and feloniously altered, and published as
true, the altered, forged, and counterfeited
eleetion-returns for presidential electors
from the parish of Vernon at the election in
November last, adding 1853 votes to each OF
the Hayes electors, and deducting 800 from
each OF the Tilden electors. Bail has been
fixed at $1,000. The cash has been fur
nished by Wells and Kenner. Anderson
and Casanaye will surrender themselves and
furnish bond. .b..3sie 81 S,.}s~
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PULASKI COUNTY.

July 4, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: We are in the midst
Of superior wheat harvest; the weather
dry, and suitable for the work, though a
little rain is greatly needed for the corn,
and especially the grass. The hay crop will
not be very good. The beeves are fatten-
ing well. Money horribly tight. Our beef,
though tender, unfortunately is not legal
tender, and we have to wait for the fall for
its transmutation into currency. a.
Our people are not much excited over the
gubernatoria race and strife. The body Of
the people here, as everywhere, arc abso-
luteiy Indifferent to the whole subject.
They have, with one exception, no objection
toIany Of the prominent candidates, and no
enthusiasm for any. The nearest approach
made to popular feeling on the subject is
opposition to General Malone. His dis
terminating policy against the Southwest
while railroad president has outWeighed his
popularity as q gallant soldier, aud we don't
care to see him honored with high civil
station. -
We saw stray copy OF, the ENQUIRER late
ly with an elaborate sketch Of Major Dam
iei's war and civil career-a handsome. re-
cord. Why don't some one touch the others
up with an artistic pen? This Modoc strife
for office reminds one, by contrast, OF old
Dir. Cincinnatus. None OF the candidates,
presume, will be found at the plough when
the Convention meets, and the committee
won't haye to climb any fences TO reach the
successful candidate. IL. 81 & 80,
Thermometer, z. NJ, s8o; nights cool
and brasing; air fresb, inYigorating, and
pure. s.3 81 q KS, u. & q, 81 81 Al.
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FREDERICK COUNTY.

Editors of the Dispatch: Having been a
constant reader OF your valuable paper for
several years, permit me to add a mite from
this section. We arc in the midst OF har-
vest, and securing the most abundant crop
OF wheat raised since the war. Corn Is
looking well, and such an oat crop has pos
sibly never been raised in the Valley. In
fact, vegetation Of all kinds il abundant,
and the prospect OF better times is certainly
most cheering.
AS to the next Governor, we Of this Sec
ton are unanimous for Colonel Holiday,
feeling sure that no other portion Of the
State can present candidate with more
qualifications than Colonel Holiday. Capa-
Die, competent, honest, and determined to
persevere in the right, not man Of straw
10 be turned by every wind that blows,
knowing the right he will dare maintain it
regardless of consequences.
We feel that something is due us in the
way OF offices, and especially when we pre-
sent candidate second to- no man in the
State; but is capable, honest, and COM
petent. We feel that we have been hcwers
OF wood and drawers OF water long enough
for other portions OF the State, and it is
time some honor was bestowed upon us.
The Valley is heavy taxpayer, and pays
largely to keep up other portions OF the
State; and as an example that will hold good
throughout the Valley, in this Opequon
district the amount we pay into the State
Treasury in the shape of school fund is
about $4,000 this being one fifth OF our
State tax, and il the distribution we re-
ceive from one fourth to, one thir j OF the
amount in return. Now, IL this right z
We are not only taxed to educate the in
dolent, the idle, and the vicious OF other
parts OF he State, but also taxed to prosecute
them as criminals; all OF which Is paid by the
State. A few years ago an estimate was
made of the criminal expenses OF the dif-
ierent counties, and the amount paid for
prosecution in the, county OF Halifax was
more than the amount paid by the combined
counties Of Rockingham, Shenandoah, Fred
erick, Clarke, Warren, and Page. These
things ought not so to be, but that each
county school its own children and prose-
cute its own criminals.
Ic6nclude by requesting that the State
divide some OF the offices with us, espe-
cially when we present such an unobiec-
tional gentleman as Colonel Holiday X.
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NEw,Y0RK DRY-GooDs MARKET.

july 3.-Therc has been less general action
throughout the market to- day. though in the atten-
bleached cottons, also TO fannels, blankets. repes
euts choice styles Of fancy cassimeres. under wear,
and hosiery, volume of sales for the day has been
movement Of merchandise on account OF. orders
combines to SWELL the total business TO very large
amount. f5ss.-. 4. "a.
The prfnt-cloth market has ruled quiet at I'M
changed quotations. ..s7.t.3.rs =.
In cotton goods there has been some light selec-
tons of blcaclrd shirtings but aside from this we
have nothing further 10 add, EXCEPT tiat the ship
ments of goods coming forward have been Of the
usual character, and will continue for q few weeks
on very many brands. III
Woolens have been In request to the extent OF
choice styles OF fancy cassimeres, In which there
have BEEN some fair selections made. Blankets
have been taken to some extent, while Kentucky
Jeans, reEetlants, fannes, underwear, and hosiery
have each received some attention.
The foreipn goods market has ruled exceedingly
quiet, and nothing OF importance Is to be noted
Journal of Conmsrcs.S ~ 70 - = - .ssk
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CHICAGO.
mAuaxE sNTEy.ai,isNGk.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 5. 1877.

ARRIVED. III,
Steamship Wyanok", Couch, New York. nlerchan.
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen K Co. agents.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Baltimore, mer-
char ill., and passengers. l.. i. Txtunl. agent.
Steamer Eliza HuncoN. G ifOrd. SCrfoIG, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatum. agent.
Brig Beatrice tBr.), PenWel, Ham pton ROADS, III
ballast, to load tobacco. Curtis Il Parker. -
Schooner Northumberland, Richardson, Havre &c
Grace. coal. L.. Luccado. I
.rr ,:r SAILED.
Steamer JOAN Sylvester, Post. Baltimore, mer-
cliandise and passengers, l.. Is Iatun; agent.
Steamer Regulator, Howe, Philadelphia, merc1aR-
disc and passengers, ". r. Porter. agent.
Schooner Annie f. Moore, Eskridge. New York,
lumber and spikes. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner H.G. Ely, Mullen. Washington, pavipss
blocks; Cnrrie & Co..
Schooner John McGnnis, Colburn, Stamford,
Conn, bark, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner K. M. Cook, Cook. New York, coal, Cur
It's Il Parker. .f..i SEa ttah
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia July Sd, schooner John Me-
Donald, McKendry.
.-#i MEMORANDA.
Schooner Jacob Brdsall. Bike, hence, ut New
port OH the y, instant.
Bark Thomas CocIrlne {Br.t. from Richmond for
Hamburgh which arrived at Lewes Del, %. lcaky,
left the latter place the morning OF Sd for
1''T''. BY telegraph. 1870 @
NEW YORK, July 5.-ArriYed out: Steamers AL
mia Waterloo, Ocean, Friedrrich. Maria, Rhea,
DashwOod. George Huriburt, Bombay, Gttana, Ok
ford Magdola, 81. Adams, Blue BirI.
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NEW YORK WOOL alARxET.

July g. WOOL Con. idertng the period OF the
as buoyant temper throughout. All good grades
are easily placed. Spring California are most want
ed, and they are a. very strong prices, and Texas
or satisfactorily. The western feeces arriving are
not as yet offered to amy extent, as they are tetn
graded. TX ~ IS. =.
sales are 10000 De. rev Ohio aeeces III 47c..:
1000 lbs. Utah &c 32c. 1000 ns. Geore1a ON pr-
vate terms; 5000 lbs. domestic noils and 600 ns.
ern Texas AZ 24k927c.; 6,000 Ms spring Colorado
at zoe. 900 lbs. spring alifornia, 600 rs.
fall California at 2pHc; 5000 iba. heavy spring do
at &c., so. 600 lbs. Western Texas on private terms
80 bags extra pulled on private terms.-iosrndlay
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

reserved trading on export account, and the wants
of cutters have been small. The few transactions
have shown very regular prices, and there APP
pears fair degree of confidence. s.Seedleaf has
been taken moderately by home-trade buyers. but
lucky leaf at 4@I4c 90 cases sundries at 5@1Sc.;
so cases 1876 New England at 10@25c.: 25 cases
1875 Pennsylvania ut 26c.: SO cases 1874 do at
ifornia on private terms 200 bales Havana at 80c.@
$l.10. Virginia leaf is steady and fairly active
The quotations are: For Virginia leaf-br,ght wrap-
45c.; fine to extra fine, 45@65c.; smokers, ITO
Soc: dapple wrappers. 20@30c.: red wrappers,
lS@22c.; dark heavy lugs, To SIC: dark low Leaf.
9@l1kc.: dark medium 10 good. l1E@13c.; dark
extra shipping, 14M1 &c: black wrappers. so
22c.-JOurnal Of Commerce. --.-l -,
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New Ham oshfrc.
HOW TEE NATIONAL REVENUES SHOULD B

HOW TEE NATIONAL REVENUES SHOULD BE
r..l. ~ USED. ...s...s -..s.s.
CONCORD, n. H., July SIN the House
the following resolution was adopted:
Resoloed, That the revenues OF the Ma
tional Government should be used for the
sustaining of an efficient, creditable, and
economical administration and for the pay
ment Of all honest equitable debts to citi-
zens, and that the surplus be exclusively
and sacredly set aside for and diverted to
the liquidation OF the public debt; and the
National Government should not undertake
any new object nor lend its funds for the
furtherance of any speculative schemes, un-
der the guise Of internal improvements,
that may be for the advantage Of any pecu-
liar locality or corporation,
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wAsH1NGroN.o on DIT.


WASHINGTON, July 5.--Postmaster-Generai
Kew. ir conversation with a Tennessee re-
preventative to-day, said 1t was Impossible
to have more perfect accord and harmony
than exists in the Cabinet, not only on the
Southern policy, but on all public questions.
MIR. Key said that no suggestion had been
made him to take the circuit 5udgesbip
made vacant by the death of Judge Emmons.
now COLLECTOR WILKINS WAS RELIEVED.
This is telegraphed to show how it IS done !:
Executive Mansion, Washington, u. u,
July 2, .1S77.-Sir,-1ou are hereby sus-
pended from the office Of collector OF Gus
toms from the district Of Baltimore, in the
State of Maryland, in accordance with the
terms OF sections 17GS OF Revised Statutes
OF The United States. and subject to all pro-
80 'f'F. r. 3. HAYES.
10 Edeoard Wilkins, Baltimore, Md. "
VARIOUS ITEMS. ss., L =.
The Secretary OF War returns on the 18th.
There is a lively fight going on for the
Office of United States District-AttOrney
for the Eastern District OF Tennessee, as Is
the case in Baltimore. There are two con-
testants claiming to be the only pure Re-
publicans.
Senior Satta, representative OF the DlaZ
Government, had an informal interview
with Secretary Eyarts to-day. He was not
received rs the Mexican minister. .l.r.
a general order issued from, the head;
quarters Of the army This afternoon trans
fers the Second regiment of infantry from
the Departmental the South to the division
OF the Pacific. They will proceed TO Oss
den city, Utah, and then will start overland
to join. General Howard. in the Department
of the Columbia, for the purpose OF rein
forcing him in fighting the NespercessIn-
dams. The headquarters Of this regiment
has been Atlanta, Ga. ''.', =, -
Mrs. Francis Preston Blair, mother of
Frank and Montgomery, died suddenly.
She was quite aged. She was riding on
horseback yesterday--her daily custom foT
many wears. - .-..
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyE.sTOCK MARKET,

The receipts Of live stock for the week ending
july 4, 1877, were about 1O2 head Of cattle and
225 hogs. The cattle were Of lighter grades, gene
rally speaking, this week than The week previous.
cred. We quote:
Beef Cdttte.-very best, 5Isc.; good. 4a45Ac.:
medium good fair quality, 4l@4Sc.; common
stock, Thin steers, bulls. &C.. 3d4c. % b gross.
HogS.-Dull; very best. 7c.; lighter grades aud
shoats, 54@l6hc. p H., net.
Straightforward Hunted good to very best. 3Al
az. q h., gross.
GtaIreS.-S4@@9 = head. f-E2' = -
Mitch CotoS.-325@S45 q head.
Weighed on livestock scales. 90 head OF cattle,
and 1873 hogs.
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The, OranI1lsemcn
ARRANGEMENTS foR;THE PARADE ON THE 18th

ARRANGEMENTS FoRTHE PARADE ON THE l1Ih
80. OF JULY : s 2 -. 4.
MONTREAL, July 6. - The Orangemen had
d meeting to-day to decide as to the, parade
on the 12thiof July. The Mayors letter in--,
forming them that they would only. receive
the protection 81 private individuals was
severely criticized. There WIN be six hum
sdred participants In the. para 100 from
Morrisbnrg, 300 from the eastern towns;
and large numbers from other points.
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HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE IN A NEW YORK VII
LAGE-Two OCEAN STEAMERS SUNK IN
CANADA oRM AT eHARLoTTEs-
yrLLE-THEpoPE ATTACKED WITH DROP
sy-s PROVIDENCE NEWsPAPERoFF1cE
PARTLY tBuRSED-DEATH OF MRS. FRAN
els p. BLAIR-THE LOUISIANA. RETURN
ING BOARD ARREsTED-THE VERMONT
cESrENHIAr1gEws FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR, ETC, ETC. q =
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ax,rrsyrLLE LEAE roBACCo MAREET.

July D. Gales to-day or Is 8 hoRsheads.
Tlts Louisville House sold ~ hOgSheaSs. 8h6gs-
MeIysan County leaf at 1920, $3.50, S7 90, $3.50
G6.SO,$G 60; z hogsheads Henderson county trash
at 1885, $3.50 3 hoEsheafs Davies county leaf
and 7usJ at S7.70, 1886, $3.50: hogshcads Breck
large county leaf, lags. and trash at $40. $3.50,
$3.50, 1866; hogsheads Union county Iugs st
$500; 3 Lhogsheadsl Green county ugs at 1875,
1856, 1920: ~ hogsheads Galloway county leaf at
1910. &c. TO- 1910: 1910: 6iIogsheads Ohio COM
az so; lhogshead Monroe county leaf at S7!70; 8
hogsheads Barren county leaf and Tugs ut $3.50,
nj 500, 1915. $4.15. 1910; 2 hogsheads Cray
SON county leaf ut 1890, 6.s0.-Ceurier-Jour-
nal. .,.s. 49, fgsy..s4 s.,t
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.r1pr IA. .N,EWscpAlpY1, .nrp,,Inn
pUnifo,r.,ljs, Rates.
MORE ABOUT THE CONFERENCE ATITHE AsToB

MORE ABOUT THE CONFERENCE AT!THE AsT0R
q 80 tlst HOUSE. as-5 :s ;-s
n NEW YORK, July &. Aseries OF meetings
have been held during the past week at
the Astor House OF steamship companies
engaged in the southern trade, at which
many OF the railroads OF the South and
the Southwest were represented, for the
purpose Of increasing the rates OF freight,
and adopting plan to render the rates
more uniformi Mr.. Mo gfeary, OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Company, presided,
and w. n. Stanford secretary. The meet.
Ing was harm pna0us, and edasire expressed
by ail toiadept such, measures as will avoid
in future past ruinous competit ton. a
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n. NEW Z YORK q IRON 4 3, ), MARKET.

4 July 3.-FOr Scotch pig there u the SAME HEX
ad condition Or trade thar has pr e
vailed for some little time. IL IS impossible 10 me
lois unless at lower prices than Imports
care 20 concede and The dealings in email lots from
yard are OF a most InsaTre description. American
DIG also unsettled, With manufacturers bnyinR rs
: GiengarnocE quoted at S2b.10@ S26 /: Coitncss at
a27.50@ S28. EgIint0n ut S24 500 @224 ~ :Anert-
No. 2:sia.aS@sI TOO Tor forge. Rats at $3.50
s36 for American az works, and Steel rails at
4a5lG47 nt mill. Old rails quoted nomina!ly ar