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CRIMINAL CALENDAR,


MEMPHIS, June 23.-The wife OF VIM.
Kuhn, n butcher, residing at No. $50. Her.
nando street, was found dead in bed this
morning. The neighbors heard Kuhn
beating her last night. Her body bore
marks Of a brutal assault. When the
servant notified Kuhn this morning that
she was dead, he denied it; but upon 60
ing into the room and looking at her he
remarked, Damned il she amt gone,
sure enough" He was arrested. They
had three children, the eldest FIVE years
and the youngest two months old.
WOMAN SHOT BY A ROUGH.
PHILADELPHIA,J June 23.-Last evening
Mrs. Farmer, wife Of the proprietor Of u
drinking saloon, was shot twice, fatally,
by William Baker, whose arrest she was
about to secure for rioting,in the saloon.
Baker was arrested.
ABORTION CASE.
LOWELL, June 2S.-Mrs. Cook, daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Avery, abortionist, has given
the City Marshal all the particulars con.
cerning Miss Harrington from the time
she entered their house until her death.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
MONTREAL, June 23.-The office of the
Paymaster Of the Grand Trunk Railway
was robbed, last evening, OF S2S, 600. No
clue to the thief.
MORE MURDERS.
PHILADELPHIA, June GA special
from Mauch Chunk says the Molly Ma.
guires have murdered William O'Conner
near White Haven, and also assassinated
John Grady, miner, employed in one oil
the Lehigh collieries. James McDermott
and Michael O'Brien, who were witnesses
against several Of the executed Mollies
have mysteriously disappeared, and fears
are entertained that they have been foully
dealt with.
ACQUITTED.
Frank Kelly, who was arraigned for the
murder OF the colored man Chase, in the
election riot of'7l, was acquitted tonight.
The case has excited considerable inter.
est, the prisoner having previously been
tried for the murder OF Professor Cottle
and acquitted. Counsellor Temple, who
represented Kelly, called one Of the wit.
nes'es perjurer, whereupon the Judge
ordered the lawyer into custody, but after.
wards released him, saying that he would
consider his case at some future day.
DEATH nY THE PISTOL.
SING SESG, N. y. June 24.-A Mrs
Hubbell of BROOKLYN who recently arri
we'd here for the summer shot herself
and child last evening while temporarily
insane.
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NEw YORK, June 2S..-The World says
It is understood that Mr.. Tilden will sail
for Europe July 18th.
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PERSONAL,

Prince Hassan, Of Egypt, leaves fOl
Varna to-day. The Sultan presented
him, yesterday, with sword OF honor.
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Cool Reception OF an English
Representative by Grand DuEe
Nicholas.

LONDON, June IA Plotestl dispatch
confirms the report that the Grand Duke
Nicholas received the English attache,
Colonel Wellesley, very brusQuely. He
put forth sGpulations as the condition Of
his accompanying the army which must
trammel him as an independent repre-.
sentative OF England. His freedom Of
action would be supervised strictly, and
he was warned that it was expected that
he should not testify in an untriendly
spirit. Colonel Wellesley remains al
Bucharest presumably awaiting instruc-
tions from home.
A parliamentary paper was Issued to.
day containing the text Of Lord Derby's
letter TO Count Schouvalolf, representing
the interests which the English Govern.
ment would feel themselves bound to de.
fend, and Prince Gortschakoa's reply the
points Of which were published on the
Sth inst and telegraphed to the United
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Investigation Of the Recent Col.
IiSiOn ON the Baltimore d Ohio
RnilrOnu.

FREDERIcK, Mn, June 93.--The jury
Of inquest inquiriug into the cause Of
the collision on tae Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, near Point Of Rocks, reported
to the Coroner to-day that there was an
irreconcilable diversity OF opinion among
them as to the cause Of the collision, and
we're discharged.
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LONDON, June 24.-Gen. Grent was
present last night at the banquet given
by the corporation fthe Trinity House.
The Prince Of Wales presided. Prince
Leopold, Prince Christian, Prince Of
Leiniuger, Prince Of SAKE Wiemar, Duke
Of Wellington, Marquis Of Hertford, Earl
Derby, Earl Carnarvan, Sir Stafford
Northcote, Mr.. Cross and Chief Justice
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NEW ORLEANS.
Custom House Investigation


NEw ORLEANS, June 2S.-The Custom
House Commission heard number OF
prominent importing merchants com.
plant against the Custom House manage.
ment. Their complaints were confined
10 the excessive bonded warehouse
charges, drayage, sampling and rcgistra.
tion, requiring bond from importers in
cases where triplicate invoices fail to
come 10 hand from the Consul. The
Commission will recommend changes in
the regulations covering these specitica-
tions. General Sheldon, n member Of the
Commission, says merchants spoke very
freely, pointing out many abuses hereto
fore unknown to leading officials.
Ex-AuDIToR JOHNSON =
Was before legislative committee ri In
vestigation to-day, but declined answer,
ing any questions, but at the same time
authorizes the statement made in certain
papers, and telegraphed hence, that some
OF the missing documents were destroyed
and others were taken away, when ihey
were expecting an attack by the White
League in January last, is incorrect
His defense rests entirely upon his legal
rights to the possession Of his Office, and
the records thereof. and which question
has been carried up on appeal to the Su,
prcme Court Of the United States, by
whose decision he will alone be guided.
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ASIA MINOR.
\ Two Days Battle.

CoNsTANTINorLE, June 23.- Intelli.
gence received to-day announces that
Mukhtar Pasha has been engaged since
Thursday with the Russian army at Kat,
khodja, between Khorasan and Delibaba.
The battle was proceeding all day yester.
day. The result is unknown.
RUSSIAN DISASTER.
A telegram from Mukhtar Pasha states
that the Turks attacked on the 10th inst
a Russian division encamped at Hiliatz
The fight lasted until nightiall. Tht
Russian division was cut in Two, and lied
in disorder.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, June 23.-The vote in the Sen.
ate for the dissolution Of the Chamber OF
Deputies being foreseen, has caused little
sensation, and is discussed by the morn.
ing papers with great calmness. The
exact figures Of the vote in the Senate
were li9 against 1870.
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Friday night. ~
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The opinion Is expressed in military
circles that the regular army appropria.
tion bill will not be passed soon after the
extra session OF Congress conyenes. It
seems to be the impression that n joint
resolution will be passed appropriating
necessary money to pay the rank and file
Of the army, but on account Of deter.
mined effort TO reduce the army the reg,
ular army appropriation bill may be
put of until the Last OF the extra session
or the first Of the regular session. Should
this be the case work in the arsenals,
which will he suspended the first Of July,
cannot be resumed early in November aa
anticipated and GOO workmen will be kept
idle till the passage Of the regular ap'
preparation bill.
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WHISKY CASES.

Under authorization Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue has directed the Attorney
Of the Northern District OF Illinois 10 re,
open the whisky ring cases in which iudg
ments were rendered against Measrs
Roelle, Junker 4 Co. and B. NJ. Ford &
Co., Of Chicago, amounting to aboutS60,'
900 in the aggregate, and under which
their premises and stock we're seized
This will enable the parties TO come into
Court and make their defense. The Com
missioner writes TO the District Attorney
as follows:
"lf said parties presen. petitions pray,
ing for reopening Of said judgment, yor
are authorized to give your consent tc
their consideration by the Court, ant
without asserting TO the making of sucE
an order you could leave the question o.
granting the prayer Of said petition to the
sound discretion and determination Of tht
cnuFtV
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ID the youngest two months old.
WOMAN SHOT BY A ROUGH.
nrv. v.,.... - 90

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Last evening
Mrs: Farmer, wife Of the proprietor Of u
drinking saloon, was shot twice, fatally,
by William Baker, whose arrest she was
about to secure for rioting,in the saloon.
Baker was arrested.
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The chief Of the Ordnance Bureau has
given orders for the issue of 1000 stand
Of arms TO the State OF Oregon, 500 to
the territory OF Idaho, and 500 to Wash.
ingtOn territory.
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VESSEL AGROUND,

1t is stated that the steamer conveying
the gigantic Krupp gun which was ex.
hibited at Philadelphia, to Russia, has
grounded near the Island Of Oassel.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION.
The Chamber Of Deputies passed yes.
terday the supplementary naval vote oi
nearly six million francs for the arma.
ments neceasitated by the events in the
Eaat
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orHER ARRTsn.

Thomas SlOVen and Charles Brown
have been arrested on suspicion of at.
tempting 10 sci buildings on FIRE.
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ABORTION CASE.

LOWELL, June 2S.-Mrs. Cook, daugh,
ter Of Mrs. Avery, abortionist, has given
the City Marshal all the particulars con.
cerning Miss Harrington from the time
she entered their house until her death.
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TROOPS roR TIE FRONT.

A Portland press dispatch says General
Howard telegraphs from Fort Lapwai,
June 81, that Captain Walter, with SOC
men, leaves for the front this evening.
Indian prisoners state the soldiers leil
wounded on the field Of battle were killed
but not mutilated.
A steamer arrived at Lewiston thi.
morning with one hundred and twenty,
five troops and large quantity OF arms
munitions, &c.
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MONTREAL, June 23.-The office of the
Paymaster Of the Grand Trunk Railway
was robbed, last evening, OF S2S,OOO. No
clue to the thief.
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INDIAN TROUBLES.
MILITARY INSPECTIONS.

4 special order Issued from the War
Department makes the official announce.
ment that the General OF the Army will
proceed to inspect the new military posts
and routes on the Yellowstone and in
Montana, extending his examination to
such points as the interests Of the frontier
may suggest. General Sherman will
leave here on Tuesday next.
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Yesterday Mrs, David Ynnley Ohsn vol
two men running mast WIndnw n Lor
house, on Metcalie street Shortly sf,or.
wards il was discovered IN Grs ,nJ II ,ho
alarm was AT once strmct Tha par,Iam'i "J 'nI
steamer had arrived bv,S;s tino & o",1 Uai'a, s.n
PLAYING on The bnrniG, hni,j;nT ""S N,%"s SaS
houses were soon mods tboronSh,, o~ot ,-ot
and the sparks that we're living thick rem.
dered harmless. The Portland iiremen
worked hard to keep The flames down,
The city engines were soon on the snot
and put in operation, Ropes were made
fast to parts Of the burning building and
il was torn down in a few minutes,
c,rour ,vrur ,cr
Hardly Ind tbi. fra ,I nsSn %H, cr.rchOd
when the cry OF fire again was hoard,
Hundreds OF people who had been al The
burning Of Tapleys house rushed madlv
down the public stairs and aid over the
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WARRINGTON, June 23.--Wiley Wells,
Of Mississippi, will ba appointed Consul
General Of the United States to China.
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The President to-day commissioned
Daniel L. BoyntOn, Pension Agent at
Knoxville, Tennessee; Samuel Post, Pen.
sion Agent at Detroit, Michigan; and Ru.
fus Campion, Pension Agent at 81. Louis.
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DEATH NY TIE PISTOL.

SING SESG, N. y. June 24.-A Mrs
Hubbell Of Brooklyn who recently arri
we'd here for the summer shot herself
and child last evening while temporarily
insane.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1877.

american GoLd.-106 bid.
State Seeurittes.-virEinia c1nsols, 7oa Ssd VIZ;
b cid: virginia deferred. lid; Virginia Interest
certiacates II asked; Virginia tax-receivable c"u-
pons ssa bid, s4H asksd; civ s 11sx bid
Richmond city ss ss BID d Rst Sd city Ss
RS 81 ga ga ss ify
s sarr 1 esy s7a y 5id IA he's bridge s
RaiironA Bonds.4 and Ohio Railroad
7's gold n. and n, asked; Virginia Centrni Kali
5 road T %Gr,sags ss M Jin j.
SIS, j. and j., so bid: Virginia Central Railroad
nonmortgage s. and j. 20 9ia a
bids Virginia md Tennessee Raroad thira mort
and sGr i AeIGndria Railroad rst mortsage 0s and
third mortgage as, NJ and n, 57Y asked southstde
Karsoa rst Rasssd
red as J. and j., SO bid; Southside Railroad third
mortgage preferred 6s j. and D., 40 bid; petersburg
Railroad frst mortgage as, j. and j., 81 bid, SO
asked; Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO SerdincaIes
IA bid Richmond, Fredericksburg and potomac
asksd: 1 Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Raill Dad MORTGAGE re, and j., 90 tid; kichmo9d
and Danvlle Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and NJ
sare et IS, A.. a. and asr g.. IS bid. did,
Canal Bonds.-Iames River and Kanawha Canal
second mortgage 6's, M. and N, l9 bid. ,
= Rnitronf Stocss-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, 100 par, Q asked: Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, 100 par, asked; Richmond and
Fredcricksbmrg and Potomac Railroad common:
] 90 par, 4S bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
par, so bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, LOO par,
ssk bid: Petersburg Railroad, 100 par, 10 asked;
Connection Railroad stock 20 par, ~ asE,d Kicli-
mond and Danvie Railroad. 100 par, bid; Fied-
Bank aocksEFirst National, 100 par, Is hid;
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 81 asked;
Planters National, loo par. IA bid: mercbants
National. 100 par, SIS asked; State Bank OF Viz
pinia, 100 par, II bid; Citizens Savings, rs par,
23h asked. ,oo
Insurance Cnmpnntes.-Virginia Home, 100
par, 3d.! bid, log asked Merchants and Mechanics,
100 par, 80 asked; City. 100 par, s3 asked: Ola
Dominion, 90 par, sc bid; Granite Fire, 100 par,
IL bid. "a asked Commercial Fire. 25 par, TN
asked; Richmond Fire Associations, 70 par, ~
asked: Piedmont and Arlington Life. 100 par. luz
A
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Russia has acquired the following terri
tory from Turkey: Country north OF the
Crimea, in 1774; the Crimea, in 1888; coun-
fry around Odessa, in 1892; couEtry be-
tween the Sea OF Azof and the Caspian, in
1888, and Bessarabia in 1912.
In the war Of 1928 the Russians lost So
900 men by sickness alone in Bulgaria. In
the following year they lost 60,0e0 between
the Pruth and Adrianople; whilst out OF
12O,0 900 men not 5000 over recrossed the
Russian frontier alive.
Forty thousand children participated in
the forty-eighth anniversary of the Brooklyn
on. W Sunday-School Union Wednesday.
There were eight divisions Of from six to
eight schools each in the procession: accom-
panied by numerous bands Of music.
A mine belonging to the Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Company near Western
port, Md, caught fire on Monday, and is
still burning. No loss OF life was sustained.
Thomas II. Friend is appointed postmas-
ter ut Chester, Chesterfield county, Va,
vice Mrs. Sarah Haywood, declined.
1t is Senator Tor judge Davis's son chat is
sick
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ESSEX COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
TAPPAHANNoCK, VA, May %, 1877.
At the May term OF the County Court
Judge Muscoe Garnet presiding), which
commenced on yesterday and adjourned to-
day. the following cases were disposed Of:
Richard Banks {colored), charged with
stealing a ham Of bacon, was arraigned and
said 81 did take the bacon" Whereupon
his Honor said, I" You will now have to take
something else" and directed the sheriff to
give Richard ten stripes.
Lindsay Roane (colored), charged with
making feIonious assault upon - John
son and cutting him with razor, was tried
and convicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for one year. .,.g.
Lindsay Beverly (eolored), charged with
stealing fodder from - Tuck, was found
guilty by the jury; but on motion Of the ae-
cused the verdict was set aside and new
trial granted. .,-sE. q. zr~n..
The ladies OF the Episcopal church at this
place realized about 500 at their fair and
festival held on yesterday. ~"
Seven deeds have been admitted to record
III tue clerks Office since the last term Of the
court. ~, H.
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Noyh scotia.
A TERRIBLE SEA TRAGEDY-A SHIPS CREW
80 MURDERED BY wRECKERs. ,. iy,,-

"A TERRIBLE SEA TRAGEDY SHIPS CREW
T.. ~. "a. MURDERED By wREcKERs. -5.. i iy@l
HALIFAX, May pa vessel commanded
by Captain Ridout was lost on the French
shore OF Newfoundland In 1874. A st.
Johns paper saws q person from Bonnie Bay
relates the following: "5The captain had
$1,000 on his person at the time the craft
went ashore. near hut occupied by an old
hunter known as 'Jacko.' All OF the crew
got ashore and built a tent. A certain
man with the members Of his family, I'M
derstood to be wrecker's, visited
the tent and, offered TO; pilot the crew
to the channel. The offer was accepted,
and while the party were crossing pond
the members OF the crew were shot, three
falling at the first volley. The wreckers
cut a hole In the Ice and put the bodies
down, after ,robbing them. Jacko, aware
of the circumstances, was bought over, but
becoming sicl. confessed. The informant
also states that Nova Scotian crnft
fishing there found the remains OF
the captain, fearfully rangled, under
a rock on the shore. The people are
confident the crew were all murdered by
the same gang. Many other vessels and
crews, he believes, met the same fate. He
further states that the people at Port-au-
Port do little else than plumber, and, in his
opinion, they, would not hesitate to use
lights to decoy vessels on shore. The mat
ter has been placed in the hands OF the Chief
OF Police Of st. Johns to investigate
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MAY 22.-The tobacco market has been quiet the
past week-Tnuch qnieter. In fact, than during the
previous week What the falling on was atr,onsane
body into 4 state Of liIuefacton-We DO not know.
The auction sale oh Wednesday constituted the only
feature Of the week in the Western Leaf depart
mcnt. though the aggregate sales outside OF the
Exchange-lhat i. the ordinary private sales
amounted to 664 hogshcads, the larger ,por-
ton to exporters. The opinion seemed to
stronger bit the accreton did not. so far as Oh
served result In any alteration Of prices Possibly
there Is sifening clement IN the knowledge Of the
wants Of the Rcgies New factory hugs have been
shown and looked at. but rs yet no sales have been
reported. Henderson and Owensborp' intelligence
mentions excessive rains, which have been In some
| Seed-LeGf ana Spanish I06accos-We notice
particular change in the position CT our MARKET
although The sales made exceed those OF The preVi-
Gus week, business be called anything but brisk.
Home trade supplied itself sparingly, and for eX-
port matters seem to be III standstill until The new
crops are marketable The total SUES r'ached LOO
Virginia LedT.-We note sales OF small lots OF
fne old bright wrappers, as also sales OF smokers
for which the improved inquiry cont inues- The In
quiry for desirable dark wrappers Is unabated rs Is
the trouble 10 get them when and where ,,Snntcd
Some extra fine new bright wrappers have been re-
ceived. H. ...- w.. -. ....s
Nan Observation-Disclosures has been no new feature
Ia the Cayendish market, and dealers report trade
but indifcrently good - Business said ono, Is
about ali that IS done is to supply actual wants. and
that I'm moderation only" The same authority re-
terred again to the necessity for an export ware
house here The need OF this Que convenience seems
TO be continually felt and deplOred 1t Is much to be
regretted that the trade cannot be accommodated In
this matter. The exports for the week were lOl-
% pounds. :. = 'tsA~ '}' s., '-''' f''N'
~Sn,oking.-Loc..l and country bnyers have appro-
the week. ~. -
without perceptble change. Trade In both branches,
domestic and foreign, is fair.-Iobacco LeGJ Irf.,s
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I western prime eating, lac: common, tUA1zc.
English 4, dairy, lsg2oc;: Pineapple. 25c. r,,I5t
fiss GGts9sa s np 9aSSn ss NO
North Caroiina gross, 1926 Eastern gross. o. %
@sa: North Casoi roll roe " half barrels. sS
| Sg.5 O0s10: NO. mackefei. 90: ! Mo- i. In
KITS $3.50 Eo.2. In kits 81; No. 3, sI.50. Aiess
Lard Prime. barrels and uerees IKE. in aaIf
barrels. Ike. aas-ga..s,rst 2t. s.1ss.yt .-.a1
: nolasses: Common syruo-Hogsheads, soc.
ss@soe. Seaon: Cuba an and sisseSssssn. 4ssssoc
Porto Rico. be@6tc.: New Orleails. nstme 6s@7Oc
Sat: Liverpoo5 from Isl store. l,tS'0. erount
Sts1cr: Crushed and pcwGefed- 1886; iran
alated 13e 124c: = 12 s$ extra por;s R,co
iis Ss De a0g al fos al sse
Soap: Common, 6Ga7c.; beat swaAhtng, e@9c
t0 @sss n ad s1sy gsS ss Ss se
imperial, $I.1o@s1.60; gunpowder'' s1s4seSt.7s
for strictly choice. .ntHS',
Lieorses Raass:J; ca Co. s4s.; f. e.; a sss;
&C.: A. G. c.. 26c.: G.y 6. 2Sc. ~ h""H
rus- Liquors, Wines. &c. .d". -.
Aie:t Scotch, best brands, p,nb *4ausZ.As Z
Srandiss = Domestic. s1.2sas2; lFn!l; s1,s:5 Is
Rvs Whiskeus: Medium, 81 5 odess pure old. 81
@s a3e ylTgnl. mounsani, new, ssaat2:oo' -
Gin: Domestic, : i.as@s2 Imported, rs q case.
Reeftfeap Wnisteysi Market s unsettled; proof
$1.23MS1.30. ..s - Sa-sW = - .;'sH1
.4er ~ Lumber. Slaves, &c. ,y,, yi,,.
Lumber: White oak, s. 2@s15 g. 900; Weslsrr
vIrginia poplar, Sl2.50(ds23 q 900 white pine
a206S75 p 1000 yellow pine boards, s10@Sl4:
DIST. S12@S1S. according 10 lengths, Shingles:
Pine. S2.50GS5; cypress six-nch. s7-b015l!
p 1000. Laihs-SpIit; $3.50 sawed, S2.25@$2.5l
LOCO. -..s g.. ''.-' .7a ti'Et't - .i.s .!
Sfnres. Wbiskey-barrel timber c1ren fl S@S29S
1000; seasoned, S20@lS25 q 1000, f1our-barre
timber, $00yS7.50 p 1000. Flonr-barrc poles, 81
@s: observation-disclosures. no demand; HETEROGENEOUS,
1880 a...tE.55i'.t .atal'ssa.
Mill-Fecd. sF..t.g
ShipStuG: 55@6Dc. q bushci ..., ...,. Co...
Br0LonStuF: 35G1f0c. = bushel.
Wheat Bran. soc. q brtshc ssE ..~sAr"E'
Corn Bran: tic. per blshel. '..-. .s....,-,,f-
49,. Powder. Shot, &c. We! lr..,.f.
Fuse: Toys mining. s5c.@s1.25 % 100 feet
Z Po1oder:: 1913 by the five kegs-lcss than five
kegs, 1928; blasting, $3.25@S3-50. ~. .9L">sn
Shot: Northern, $2.40@S2.50 a bag of rs fhe.
Grindst0neS: 1alG2Nc. q Ii. -....r ..