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4 LIGHTER LOADED WITH OIL DESTROY
ED-THREE Men BURNED TO DEATH.-Neao
York, May 2S.-This afternoon, while a
Fighter loaded with oil was being unloaded
at the foot OF Forty-frSt street, North river,
an explosion occurred from some unknown
cause, and in an instant the whole body OF
oil was in flames. Ehe combustible charac-
ter OF the fluid caused fire OF great fierce
ness, and the great heat prevented the near
approach OF the firemen to the vessel, and
it was some time before the flames could be
extineushed. Then it was discovered that
three men had been burned to death, and
that another had received probably fatal in
jurieS.
The James Of the dead are William Smith,,
captain OF the vessel; Charles Lccke, mate,
and q boy belonging to the lighter, whose
name is unknown. Rudolph Bremen was
burned so badly that it is not likely he will
survive. The loss will probably not ex-
coed $4,000.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK May 29EGetton hrmcr; s5 pp ls1at
consolidated net receipts, 4,4ls bales; eSportsIto
10 the continent, % 10 bales Flour-!aore doing;
prices without decided change and closing quiet;
more active. Wheat 2tG3c. hirher, with little
better export demand: red aud white State together
e5@sl75 bid s1so asked for I',i st r. No
doing; old western mixed, 591c. Oats without de-
cided change. Goaee.Rio quiet and very firm at
Unchanged U Molasscs quiet and firm At 6O@e5c. for
Sc Sc Rosin frmer at si.75@s1: SIS. Tnrpeniine
june j. $i450 : July, sI46 August si4.75. Lard
gSS geN JUN" Hs ssSSSssss e2 e9 %hsss At
steady at sl.11h Freights Shade easter.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 29.-Flour quiet and nominally
unchanged. Wheat quiet and hrm Pennsyiyania
Southern corn steady; western active, tlrmer, and
steady aud drm; southern, 42@5oc. Rye steady a.
quiet ut 81. i2s. Sugar steady at 12c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Flour steady and IN IN.
white, 81 90. Corn dull; white, 54c.; mixed 5sc:
oa White 4s Inn kye ai ID
snc bacon quiet and rmer shoade
5ac.; clear ribs. TIC; clear sides, SAc.; sugar
cured hams in fair demand at 1Oh@1 lie. Lard quiet
and UNCHANGED. Whiskey dull at SLOT. Begging
quiet at l2H@l3c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Flour dull. Wheat dull
and nominal: red, : l.60@sl.7 20. Corn dull at 400
Barley dull and nominal Pork nomInally nm
changed. Lard stronger; steam, s9.25@s9.3o;
an or s Clear Ss
clear sides Bacon dali at 54. 7k@71: and &c, for
shoulders clear ribs and eer sides Whisky arlet
I6c.; Central ohio, l2@13c. Live hogs in fair de-
mand ana firm: packing, S4.80@$5.05; receipts,
2,157 head; shipments, 1920 head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS May 29-Flour steady and little done.
Wheat higher; No. 8 red fall, $1:5O3; No. red
fall, S1.41. Corn opened strong and higher and
closed at inside figures: No. mixed, 43@43|c.
Oats dull; No. 2, 39@39hc. Rye-No sales Whis.
nominal. Bulk-meats hrner and more doing clear
fisk, and ss.l2K for shoulders, clear rib,< and
clear sfdes. Live hogs stronger at 81 .6O@s3: Cat
Sc; corn-fed Texans, s4.25@s5.12,s; grass-fed
Texans, S2.50G$3.s5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 29.--Flour duh and unchanged
Wheat fairly active; No. spring, Sl.49 cash,
$l.493 June, S1.504 July; No. 8 spring, 1882.
46Ic. July. Oats steady and firm at 371c. cash,
3sc. jane. Rye frmer at Tic Barley dull aud
nominal; No, spring sold Ct 37@a9c: Pork aet ay
and i'm SsS7H cash sls nS i ss
cash and June, S9.42h@S9. 45 JnIy. bulk-meats
frmer and prices unchanged. Whiskey steady at
SLOT.
$l.52k June, $685. July. Corn &c, higher. Oats
unchanged. Pork firmer at $13.75@$l3.S0 June,
Sl3.32,5 July. Lard unchanged
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Il. r. Sanders is appointed postmaster at
Buckland. Prince William county, Va, Clcs
j. i. Uunton, resigned; j. f. Haley is ap-
pointed postmaster at Matley's depot, Pitt
.ylvania county, Va, uice Asa d. Hudnall,
resigned; William A. Owens is appointed
postmaster at Dry Fork depot, Pittsylvania
county, Va. Uice John +. Jones, resigned;
J. Franklin Jones is appointed postmaster
at Edge Hill, King George county, Va, usce
Emma c. Jones. resigned; r. A. Fuller is
appointed postmaster at Point Truth, Scott
county. Va, rice Samuel Burke, resigned !;
Isham &. Shelor is appointed postmaster at
Camp Creek, Floyd county, Va; Joseph
Gritiee is appointed postmaster at Williams
burg, Greenbrier county, w. Va, uice W.
Wallace, resigned. \ new post-oflice is
established at Grape Lawn, Nelson county,
Va. Oh the route from Alton to Looming
ton, with II. q. Boyce as postmaster.
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BASEBALL. IN RIcuMoNn.-Thc Astoria
Baseball Club, of this city challenged the
Atlantic Base Ball Club Of Richmond and
having received a gracious reply to come by
all means, rs they would be treated in gen.
tlcmanly manner, our city club will leave
for that city on Internationally to win ball
from the Atantics. The Astorias are COM
posed of gentlemen from whom any club
may be proud to win ball, and they pos
scss pitcher and catcher second to none in
this city. The following nine will so, and
will be managed by Mr.. Landvoight, OF
Washington Hessler, |. f.; Bresnahan, 3
b.; Sweeny, 3 b.; Graves, p; Sullivan, c.;
Miler, C. f.; Mcnamara, r.f.; McEhresh,
9. S.; ..Jamison," b., and White, SUBJ
Washington Republican, 10Th.
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South Carolina.
THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE STATE.

THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE STATE.
COLUMBIA, May 29.-The Senate, after a
strong discussion on the House approprla-
ton bill to-day, struck out the fifth section,
which provided S27O,000 for the paymento OF
the interest on the bonded! debt Of the State,
by vote Of Is to u. Subsequently, how
ever, a motion to reconsider was adopted
by vote OF Ii to IA, and further considera-
ton made the special order for this evening.
The friends Of bondholders are hopeful.
Second Dispatch.
COLUMBIA, May 29.-In the Senate this
evening the action of to-day striking out
the fifth section, providing for an appropria-
ton for the payment of interest, was sus-
tanned, and an appropriation OF $50, 900 for
the deficiency on past-due salaries of State
and county officers was referred to CON-
mittee OF conference.
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CuARLEsTowN, MASS, March 20, 1869.
CONSUMPTION OF THE BOWELS.

CuARLEsTowN, MASS, March 25, 1869.
Mr. II. r. Stevens:
Dear sir-The following is a statement of my ex-
perience with the great Blood-Remedy, VRGETINE.
have been keeping boarding. house here for many
years. and have had the misfortune to have great
deal of sickness In my family. In one case In par
ticular I noticed the wonderful effect OF VICE.
TINE:
About the year 1S47,a young man, then sixteen
years old, who distant relative OF mine, came
home from sea. He had injured his left leg on board
the ship some months before, and when the ship
came into this port he came TO nv house, being SO
feeble that he could not 20 to his home In Lowell
His leg was swollen above the knee more than twice
its natural size and he was ebEed to drag e afsr
of this had reduced him TO mere skeleton. HIS
father came down and employed DR.. George Hay
ward, of Boston. to attend him, who then occupied 4
prominent position IN the Massachusetts General
Hospital. He pronounced 1t bad case of Necrosis !;
said he must DC removed TO te hoSp ih hye ,s
of matter there collected; otherwise the leg must
be amputated - A., -,
and having used VEGETINE, the great Blood-Rene-
DIV in the past with good effect, concluded TO ny
weeks his leg was but little swollen and his general
health so much improved that ne dld not look IKE
<he person. At the end OF I'VE months ne Seht
Lowell until the commencement Oh the war, then
Joined the army, and was pronounced asouno ana
well man. .,o~, T
THE above is but -one case out OF many where !
have seen this Blood Remedy used with unparalleled
success. l have taken it myself for twenty years,
more or less, for dyspepsia and general Debility anu
# aiways appcarei to give me new life and vigor.
One lady-boardcr was completely cured from Can,
ker-Humor after she had suffered for years and tried
almost everything else without receiving any Denen.
Another lady was cured from Liver Complain,
which was bad case, and SO considered by the
many physicians who had attended her from time 10
time. ,,- ~ pbor-
matism with extraordinary good effect. :
A lady took it for Consumption OF the Bo"eLs,
could procure. .c,,.. h,,t
do not want to oyer-estlmate Its usefulness out
do want those suffering from sickness 10 Know
for know what 1t Is to be imposed upon when sich,
and think 1t Is wrong for any one to
for one, viii not do it under any circumstances
whatever. Mrs. AL1VA $. MONROE,
.. 16l Chelsea street.
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The Indians.

BATTLE WITH SITTING BULL AND HIS MEN.
CHICAGO, May 80. -Lieutenant-General
Sheridan has received dispatch from the
Red Cloud Agency confirming the news OF
the Indian engagement at Muddy Creek on
May z. Two runners have arrived at that
agency giving the particulars OF the loca-
ton and the killed and wounded, which
tally with the Bismarck dispatch, and say
Ing that Sitting Bull led the band which
was attacked. General Miles surprised the
Indians on Muddy Creek, branch OF
the Rosebud Four were killed and ten
wounded. Fourteen dead Indians were
left on the field. Four hundred and fifty
ponies and two hundred saddles were cap
turcd.
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Kentucky.
THE RACES AT LOUISVILLE.

THE RACES AT LOUISVILLE.
:. LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Ten Brock made
two miles in 3:27s-the fastest recorded
time by three seconds.
In the mile-dash for three-year-olds Dank
won; Malstock second, Charley Gorham
third. Time, 1:425.
For the gentleman's cup. one-and-one.
eighth-mile race, Henry Crellender' OF
louisville, riding Leamingtonian, won; j.
B. Foley, of New Orleans, riding Kill
bourne, second; J. G. Blow, OF St. Louis,
riding Yellow, third. -.
In the two-minutes' mie-heat Girl walked
over tie course.
In the one-and-one-eighth-mi race Mahl-
stock won; Girt second, Enlight third.
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Illinois.
PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE.-THE SOUTHERN
RECONCILIATION QUESTION.

PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE.-THE SOUTHERN
RECONCILIATION QUESTION.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The Committee on
Correspondence reported the resolutions
concerning the southern reconciliation
question. 4 substitute was offered to the
effect that as the letter from the Southern
Assembly at New Orleans presents no sug-
gestion not previously considered, and in
dicates no desire to heal wounds OF the past,
or maintain fraternal relations, and mani
tests no intention to pass over the record
except on conditions which are impractical
bic, therefore the Assembly take no further
action. This was discussed by DR.. Vandyke
and many others, all taking the ground that
advances should not be all on the side OF
northern Presbyterians.
DR.. Vandyke read from the official re-
port Of the Southern General Assembly
which met in Louisville in 1870 to show
that harder words had been spoken by that
Assembly OF the northern body than those
which they complained OF.
An amendment to the substitute was
offered which made the sentiment more
conciliatory, and debate proceeded on this
amendment.
Among the speakers was the aged DR..
Plummer, OF South Carolina, who spoke by
request OF the Assembly, and urged that
every step necessary to fraternal relations
be taken.
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California.
CONVICTION OF MURDERERs.

SAN Francisco, May 29.-An Arromale
dispatch says: "Charles and John Slaugh-
ter, r. r. Roberts, and F. Conway, the
Chico nurderers, who pleaded guilty OF
murder in the second degree, were yester-
day sentenced each to twenty-five years in
the penitentiary.
"T. W. Stanbrook, who stood his trial,
was sentenced to twenty years and
six months in the penitentiary."
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The United States, according to recent
statistics, leads the world in its means Of
speedy communication between remote Sec
tions, its lines of railway exceeding those OF
Russia, Turkey, Germany, Austria, Great
Britain, France, and Italy combined, the
total mileage Of the United States being
nearly $4,000 miles, against 76,G20 miles in
the countries named. Yet Russia has more
than double the population Of the United
States, Germany about two millions greater,
and Great Britain. France, and Austria
severally about two millions less than this
country.
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, May 2a.- Yesterday afternoon
q young man named Nudgen, while driving
a buggy near Harrison, Hamilton county,
Ohio, ran into another buggy occupied by
q man named Bryce and his nephew. An
alteration ensued, in which Nudgen was
beaten to death by Bryce, who used the
butt OF his whip as aclub.
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A DISPLAY OF NORTHERN LIGHrs.-Atba-
ny, N. T., May 2S.-Tbere was one of the
most extensive displays OF aurora borealis
here tonight ever seen in this section. The
atmosphere was SO strongly impregnated
with electricity that communication was
Kept up for some time with New York, Bos-
ton, and Montreal over the Western Union
teiegraph.wires without the use OF battery.
The sky was brilliantly illuminated.
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\ cosmopolitan, late from Cairo, Egypt,
gives "Ke-dee-vey" as the native pronun-
citation of the title Khedive, applied to the
ruler.-Neao Yorhc .j0urna! of Commerce.
NEW YORK, May 29.-The City OF Brus-
sells has arrived out at Liverpool.
New YORK, May 29.-Fletcher Harper,
ST., member Of Harper Brothers, is dead.
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A o-IIUNDRED-A SD-F IFTY-T HoUsAND-
DOLLAR FIRE IN WALKERToN, ONTO
ronto, Ont. May 2S.-A fire at Walkerton,
Bruce county, this afternoon, burned nearly
hall of the business part Of the town.
Twenty places of business and nearly as
many dwellings were destroyed. The loss
il roughly estimated at S250,000.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 29.-God opened Ut 106a.
Noon.-Stocks weak. Money OH call, per cent.
Gold. 1868. Exchange-Long, 1888; short, 1904.
new SIS
Ecening-Moncy easy at ~ per cent. Exchange
firm at 1856. Gold very quiet at 1904 bid. Gov
ernncnts steady; new SIS, l l,ar>States steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-Virginia 6's, deferred, 81
Virginia consolidated 7lI1; second series, 4lE
North Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, 8; special tax,
2. Bid to-day.
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A TY-TuoUsASD-DoLLAR FIRE IN
CH1cAGo.-Chicago, May 2S.-Fire. this
morning injured the building Nos. us and
100 Franklin street to the amount OF $751;
900. The National Printing Company, oc-
cupying the three upper floors, lost $4,000
on stock, being almost entirely burned out.
O. l.. American & Co., dealers in notions,
occupying the lower floor, lose about
81 600
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A horrible murder was committed in the
neighborhood OF West River, Anne Arun-
del county, Md, on Saturday. A young
married woman went out to gather salad
for dinner, and not returning at the time
she was expected, search was made for her.
Her body was found in the field where she
bad filled her basket with salad. There
were wounds upon the head which showed
she had been beaten to death with club.
Her husband is suspected Of having perpe-
1rated the murder
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY29, 1877

LloOu LIss IO.So GIseDInS
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nay 90, 1879
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford. Norfolk, uSs7chan~y
Steamer Defiance, -, Baltimore, merchandise
Schooner j. T. moioy, Abb xbdi, Ph,,adelphia coal,
Schooner Hattie E. eihs. Brannan. Orient. guauo,
schooner Archer / Rlses. Smith, New York, iay,s
Schooner. Fieetwing, Kinsentor, gockland. lime.
Schooner orion. -, North Carolina, ash. Da-
Schooner Sarah soloman,
Schooner Commerce, -, Eastport, 1sh, Daye1-
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York. NOR
csnsiss and agents
Steamer John sysesisr, Post, Sorfcs. inner meichan-
1888 barrels oil; Msisner, AckeEmana co.
Bark Sarah A. Dedman, Rose, Rouen, France, oil,
Schooner saliie c. Morton,---, snIlviile. coal.
Schooner George p. Hallock, Sharrett, New York,
coal and carboys, Curtis & Parker
BELOW.
Tug Olive Branch was reported below last eve
ming, with bar.ks Farnjot and Tttene, bound up.
MEMORANDUM.
Bark soskommeren tNor.). Jensen. hence. at Rio
Janelro April 2Sth.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York Nay 10th, schooner Alexander
Fro" From Bordeaux Siay Cd, bark Kate. Molback.
From LiverpoolNay sth, brig Hiding iNor.j, FL
From Liverpool May 9th, bark St. Olaf tNor.)
Lund.
From Alexandria April 3o:h. schooner George T.
From Phiiadelphia May 7th. schooner Iowa. Hedvy.
From Orient, LII, May :. schooner Carrie, John
From Philadelphia May 22d, schooner Morning
From Boston, May Esd. schooner Henry whitney,
From Baltimore May oath, schooner s. Solomon.
From philadelphia May Gath, schooner H. Sim
FROM Orient, May goth, schooner Hattie E. Giles,
Baker.
From PHILADELPHIA May 25sh, bark Con cordia
tGer.), EaetehOldt.
FRI. PhiIsdelphia May 2s'h, schooner E. c.
From Philadelphia May 2sth, schooner u. VIII
Hams, Willetts.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. May 20.-Arrived out: Steamships
City of Brussels, Ober Burgumelster, Won Winter,
Ecstor, Ferdinand. Kenworth, AnchOral, Solo, Sa.
bra. State of Nevada, Rhein, Neullberg. Homeward
bound: Steamer Glendale. for Charleston
FORT MONROE, May 29.-Arrived: Brig Carl
Gustav, from Yarmouth. seeking; bark ForrfJ0t>
from Norway, bound for Richmond; ship Marciac
Day. Bordeaux, seeking.
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yEGETINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
CnARLEsTowN.
II. r. StepenS:

II ----------- CMARLESTUWN.
II. K. Stevens:
Dear S;r,-This is to certify that have used your
MISREPRESENTATION In my family for several
wears, and think that for Scrofula or Cankerons HUI
60: and MS biood-purIer and spring medicine 1t is
the best thing / have ever used, and have used
almost everything. can cheerfuliy recommend IL
10 any one In need Of such medicine -.
Yours respectfully, ,,,c,ro,p
10 Russell street.
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THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
Cincinnati, Ohio, May Pa dispatch from
North Vernon, Ind; says James Bess's
dwelling was burned yesterday and three
small children who were alone in the house
perished in the flames.
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A BALTIMORE SAW AND PLANING-MILL
DESTROYED Baltimore, May 2S.-A fire
shortly after midnight destroyed the saw
and planing-mill OF Wilson & Hunting, cor
ner OF President street and Canton avenue.
The loss cannot be ascerfained till morning.
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CONTEMPORARIES. DC.

DIE-FRUITS-CANNED GOODS.-One
I thousand dozen two and three-pouad Canned
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspbarrles,
two-pound Damsons. two-pound Blackberries, two
pound Pineappes, two-pound Lima Beans, Two
hound Green Peas, two-pound Sugar-Csrn, Cut
tings California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches. three.
nnnnd Pie-Peachcs CHEAP at BOSSIEUN'S.
10 "a 1412 Main street.
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1000 pounds
Flour.

fine SS.75Mf9; common family. $9.50@S10:
fancy family aud City Mills, $1,000. Market very
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, May 20, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 331 ho2sheads, go
.icrccs, and 10 boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were ITO packages; of which number IS
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to S41.50.
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DUO DE BRoaLIE's CIRCULAR.

LONDON, May pa Reuter- telegram from
Paris says: The Due de Broglie, President
of the Council and Minister OF Justice, has
issued circular to the procureurs- gene
rails, explaining that President MacMahon,
exercising his constitutional prerogative.
interyenes to arrest the progress OF radical
theories as incompatible with the peace Of
society and the greatness OF France. s
The circular invites public prosecutors to
u,e redoubled vigilance and frmness to In
sure respect for the laws established for the
protection of morality, religion, and pro-
perty, and particularly those laws defend
ing them against the attacks OF lieentious
press. BE recommends the procureurs 10
repress apologies for the common offences
against the President, and, above all, false
views, particularly the caiumny that there
exists in France a party IN favor OF o foreign
war.
PRECEDENT IMAGINATION. .;sss.,
| PARIS May 29.-The Aonitear declares
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COMMERCIAL.
ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Red. 81 bushels.
CoRN.-IVhite, 800 bushels. YeliotD, 214. bushels.
Nired, 510 bushels.
OATS.-1.090 bushels.
RYE.-220 bushels.
BRowNsTUFF-4,000 pounds.
SALES.
WUEAT.-Red. 3S bushels very good ut 51.70; 26
bushels very good at Sl.70; 70 bushels good at
4 l.60; Is bushels common at $3.50; % bushels
very good at tl.70; AZ bushels very good at Sl.70-
total, Q 6 bushels.
CoRN.-Vhite, 800 bushels prime at CSC. Yei-
io1D, so bushels prime at Csc. Mired, 40 bushels
very good III Csc; l02 bushels prime at &c.; 80
bushels very goou st 65c.-total, $50 bushels.
OATs.-6O bushels on private terms.
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Canada.

A TRADE-UNION CASE DECIDED AGAINST THE
UNION.
MONTREAL, May 29.-A trade-union case
has been decided here, in which members
of the Stone Cutters Association were
mulcted in $500 damages and costs for con-
spring against a non-union fellow-work-
lsr,non
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

England.
SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CITY OF
BRUSSELS.
LIVERPOOL, May 29.-The passengers OF
the City Of Brussels have landed. All were
we'll. Deputations from the Liverpool
Catholic societies went out on two tugs to
welcome the pilgrims. A large crowd
cheered and congratulated the passengers
on the landing-stage. The pilgrims were
conducted to the Adelphia Hotel to be en-
tertained by the Catholic club. A lie Deuan
is to be sung at the cathedral. The pilgrims
will then proceed directly to Rome.
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MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
SODA. kISSENGEN, VICuY, SARATOGA
WATER. SETTER, OTTAWA BEER, and GIN
GER ALE.
Mineral Waters also furnished In syphons
GEORGE SCHFN,
apo 100, corner Main and Eleventh streets.