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The Tweed Confessions.

ANOTHER STATEMENT FROM TWEED BEFoRE
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTgE-STARTLING
INSTRUMENTATION TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS IN DIVIDENDS WAS DECLARED
FROM CAPITAL OF TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARs-LEGIsLAToRS PAID, &c.
NEW YORK, September 21.-At the exam
nation of William NJ. Tweed to-day before
the investigating committee OF the alder.
men he stated in reply to Corporation
Counsel Cole that he was director of the
Erie railway in 1869. Gould and Fisk
called on him about an Injunction they
wanted against Vanderbilt. He called on
Judge Barnard, who granted the injunction
as a matter Of friendship to him. For
this he made witness stakeholder
in 1869. After this he lobbied fol
bills for the Erie at Albany as their agent,
but cannot recollect what bills. Witness
attended to the Senate, and Barbour othe
Assembly. he received money from Fiske
& Gould to influence the Legislature. Some
100000 was spent on the Legislature to
carry, in 1870, the tax-levy. He paid the
following members OF the Senate to vote fol
it: William II. Graham, Harperging Nor.
ris, Winslow Wood, and Bowen. Money
was also paid for railroad bills that year.
The transcript newspaper association
was composed OF Cornelius Corsan, Peter
B. Sweeney, and himself. They were in the
New York Printing Company, and some
twenty-five per cent. was added to their
bills. The capital was $4,000 cash, and the
dividends ranged from $4,000 to 100000
each. ... "...
There was fraud connected with tine
leasing Of most OF the drll-rooms. Wit.
ness named some in particular. Too much
rent was paid and money was paid to mem
beers of the Board Of Supervisors to get the
leases. Witness got his share OF anything
he knew was going on. His testimony be-
fore the legislative committee was false.
He refused to testify before the Senate COM
mittee last spring. He now testified be-
cause be thought the committee could com.
pei him.
Alderman Cowing thea notified witness
to be ready to testify about the Tammany
Hall General Committee.
Adjourned to next Friday.
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his horse, broke his ,dray, and gave him .
very narrow escape for his life. He escaped
with some severe bruises. ss
The number Of squirrels now in the
woods exceeds anything before known.
Every day parties from the town bag them
by dozens, and yet the number seems not
to diminish. They are making considerable
inroads upon the corn.felds, mach to the
modification OF the farmers, whose crops
are exceedingly light in some sections
The University Will open on the 1st Octo-
Der with better prospects than for several
years. OUR.
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THE LATEsA
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY Ar aso. VII

HIS ExcELLENCY EXPECTS 10 eE IN
LYNCHBURG ON MoEDAY-TEfE GREA I
STORM IN THE SOUTH; THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON DE-
sTROYED AND THE NECEssARIEs OF
LIFE BARELY SAvED-A POINT TWENTY
NILES BELOW CITY POINT SELECTED AS
THE FREsH-WATER ANCHORAGE FOR
THE MONITORS SEVERE AT
MOUNT WESTINGHOUSE. EAsLEY
KILLED AT CANNELToN YESTERDAY
ANOTHER DISASTROUS DEFEAT TO THE
RUSSIANS, &C., &c.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,1
September 10, 1877.
The Conservative Convention met at thi.
place to-day. There were fun delegations
from all the counties except New Kent,
which sent no delegate. B. +. Bland, Esq,
OF Middlesex, was renominated by acclama-
ton. J. \. Stubs. Esq, as temporary
chairman, and NJ. B. Seawcll, Esq, as
permanent chairman, presided With dig
nifty. Mr. Bland accepted the nomination
in a speech OF beauty and eloquence, which
frequently elected great applause. A copy
OF the proceedings Of the Convention were
directed to be sent TO the Dispatch.
Judge Montague is holding the faH term
Of his court in Mathews. Several cases OF
considerable Importance have been disposed
OF. His Honor refused writ OF Saper-
SedeaS to the Judgment OF the County Court
in an important oyster-dredginS case. The
parties, it seems, were caught in the acK
and the case was argued before Judge Mon
tague on the law. Mt.
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CALVIN MOORE.

ANOTHER TRAIN OFF THE TRACK-Two
BOYS KILLED-SEvEN PERSONS INJURED
Yorh, Pa, September 20.-At $50 this
morning train OF fifteen cars, containing
six or seven hundred Sunday-school eXcur-
sionists, left Delta, on the Peach-Bottom
Narrow-Gauge railroad, and on approach
ing Lutze's bridge, about eighteen miles
from York, the engine was thrown from the
track. Two boys named respectively Jones
and Barton, who were standing on one OF
the platforms, were instantly killed. One
man was seriously and five or six were
slightly I'M ured.
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Tho Great Southern Storm.
INHESsE LOSS IN THE VALLEY OF THE BLAC
WARRIOR

INEENSE LOSS IN THE VALLEY OF THE BLACK
WARRIOR.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, September 21.-
The abundant crops OF cotton, corn, and
fodder in the valley OF the Black Warrior,
Alabama, have been entirely swept away.
The river suddenly rose sixty-three feet,
which is within two feet as high as it was
in the terrible ireshet of June, 1872. The
planters had just commenced picking cot.
ton. and had not hauled the corn and
fodder from the fields. 1t is estimated that
900, 900 bales Of cotton have been DESTROYED.
Most Of the planters are ruined, and it is
doubtfulii the actual necessarieS OF life can
r., Re secured now. The town OF Tuscaloosa is
about at the head OF the devasted section
Merchants had advanced heavily on these
growing crops.
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Yellow-Fever Report.

,,orr,,, 18th IN FERN4NDINA-TWESTY-
one Wv CASES REPORTED.
JACKSONVILLE, FlA, September o.. d.
There was one yelIov-feTsr death at Fer
are renorted Several critical cases reported
yesterday are better to-day. DR.. Palmer is
among the number. The disease is becom.
ing epidemic at Old Town, mile norm OF
the city proper. There is consldeTaple
increase OF the disease amo ng the colore9
people. A doctor from Key West arrived
there to-day. Contributions from towns IL
the State are being received
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MofFETT REGISTERS sHIPr,sD.-To Nor,
folk, go; Portsmouth, 81; Manchester
So; Petersburg, 10s. Several hundred
more will be ready this week, but no fur
ther shipment will BE-; made Until mex
week, when the citie., OF Lyncinburg, Dan
vile, Alexandria, a'hd FREQ. ericksburg viii
be supplied. Mr. .Johnso-l is finishing then
up now at the; rate II about one hundred
per day, at W mich rate the State vii, sool
be supple g. Culpeper NeaeS. 18th.
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TURK T.-London, September 20.-A
Reuter- dispatch from Constantinople says
i" 1t is stated in well-informed circles that
the Porte will not accept mediation while a
single Russian soldier remains on Turkish
soil, nor will it consent to an armistice un-
less the bases Of subsequent peace pro-
posal are at the same time defined"
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Washington Etema.

WASHINGTON, September 21.-Mr. Key re,
turns soon next week.
The United States Consul at Antwerp
suggests that letters for travellers in Bel
GUM be endorsed " PoSte Restants," other
wise the letters will not be held till wan
derers arrive.
Ar excellent counterfeit FIVE OF the First
National Bank OF Tamaqua, Pa, is circu
lating.
The War Department has no details oil
Sturgis's fight with Joseph
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BY TeI~rapH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September y Sold opened at l O3n.
Noon.- stocks weak. Money on call . per cent.
Gold, 1903. Exehanye-Long, 4934; short, 4S7.
State bonds steady. governments weak.
Eren iug.--Money closed 1T pr cent. Sterling
duh and steady nj 4s3H. Gold dub az S33s. Gov
ernments quiet new SIS, l074. f......
BALTIMORE. .ssn
BALTIMORE. september 2l.-Virgfria S'S, Old,
80; deferred. 5: consolidated, 62a: secnrf series
AZ. North Carolina 6's, Old II; new. T. Bid To-
dYy. gs..#..E
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The Death Penalty.

| EXECUTION OF A NEGRO AT NEW CASTLE.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, September 21.-John
Rhodes (colored), convicted OF murder was
| hanged this morning in the New Castle
courthouse yard. At 1926 the drop Tell
and his neck was not broken. Death re-
suited from stranguation.
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Anchorage for the Monitors.

RETURN OF THE PINTA TO NORFoLK-AN AN
CHORAGE SELECTED BELOW CITY POINT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK. VA, September 21.-The
steamer Pinta, with Leutenant-C Commander
Dennis W. MulIan, the navigation officer of
the yard, returned early yesterday morning
from the expedition up James river in
search OF freSh-water basin for the mont
tors. The Pinta proceeded as far as Rich
mond, but MIR. Mullan reports the most
available water in the blight between Sandy
Point and Dancing Point, about twenty
miles this side Of City Point, and about
forty-two miles from Newport News. This
site affords a sheet Of fresh, deep water
about two miles wide, and free OF any pos
sible obstruction from ice or debris floating
in the channel-way OF tile river. A report
was accordingly made to the Department,
and Sandy Point will become the fresh.
water anchorage OF the monitor fleet until
the construction OF the wet-dock for the
iron-clads, recommended to be located
near the yard by the Board OF Civil Engi-
neers recently in session here.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN.
W. SURANCE AGENTS, 1915 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. renresenting The -,
- NORTH BRITISH AND MERCASTiLE In
.SURANCE COMPANY. Of London and EdlnperEn'
CAPITAL, 81 {, 100000 gold. =.
AMAZoN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Cncfns
natl. ohio.assets over y 600 ,9oe: co,,paNy
of New Y.rk-sssfts ever $s00.000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE Coz PASf,d
Brookyn; assets oysr s 5000 =, rroos.
Ign, y. Y.-assets over S. 0o.00g. ,o,,p.yv
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COaPASf'
Portsmouth, ya.--assets over 100000.
Deuosited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, SInU
BOO Losses eauitably adjusted and pronpsiy paia
.nis agency. Applications solicited, xna LIN
attention Gwen thereto. lt'. ~, - ~
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ss-CEHT, STORE.
DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE

-. sa-cESr, STORE:
500 dozen tFbINr.GEzAss, G0BLETs+a at sec. 4
dozen--aHestyies; II IL = .,fs: sn.
Very handsome; WILLOW CHAIRS forstiilsren;
rs sets STX.BALL CROQUET;l1l, : ..,,f,
$50 DOUBLErVARP 12-4,COUNTERPANES:
A few more IA pktE II AVID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Our ss sss: 4 ~ vALrsEs AVID sArcHEKs,I, again
complete: ...---.-
20 dozen more of those large LEATHEESATcH-
b. ELS with oetsith. pocket;
A beautifut tine Of GKITLE N'S VEST
r. CHAINS; . '.
Our POcKET-ENIvESa are super ipasalny. and
oluassortment equals any In town.;
A flIf nne OF MEMS SOFT RATS 1890
All Ostrr psttsEns o. sLLVER-PLATED,EE
TABLE -SPOOSS warranted plated on white
meilLs #.t"I e, ..s..
All shades lexce,t blondel in our large REAL
HAIR SWITCH;
5 dozen OF those ,elegana large TaaLNUT-ToP
TABLES: .'".
Our new sgEFcB4DDEy. with bra vet TOR PAIL
ANY ots6- wstfng dialogue Wilt nave 1t mailed
| them. JJrsa hy sending address 10
l. .-.~I ". n STEVENS,
sel5 aHfu hJE 5s5iBraad street.
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New Hampshire.

SUSPENSION OF PAYMENT TO BANK DEPosIrol7 ..
WoLFBoRo', N. H., September 21.-The
trustees Of the Carroll County Five Cent Saw
ings Bank to-day decided to suspend pay
ment to depositors. The deposits amount
to S45,O00. 1t is believed the bank will be
able to pay In full. - Is
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aARSsE ssTss.,.a : j,
rv." OF RICHMOND. sEPrKNBrn II.

AEHiy~,
m ssssmss ny Eyss,ssp Psu ph.aph,
Steamer George q. Stout Pierce. Bsltiu1ors, ruer-
ch sssnoGs ssd psYSsense.s Douglas, aren't:
and rda .. NJ farser, oHsteni Philsdephla, coal
Schooner Belle Russell Smith. thfasephla, coal,
sc sGihoontr A. and E. Benton, Taylor phiIadelphia,
coaI; - CottrelI.
r ssaeo Hf.1 John Williams Groves baltimore,
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Norfolk, IlSht,
Schooner John II. Gallagher, Ramsey, Petersburg,
! Steamship Richmond. Swift. New Yor. rns,.,.,-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Com
panY.
Steamer Alliance. Carr. PhiIadeph,a, mcrcnau-
Steamer Eliza Hancox; Clifford. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and PASSENGERS, L. y. Tatnm; agent.
Schooner Harry Landel, Taylor, New York ria
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September 10th, schooner T.
f. Kirk, Cavalier.
NEMoRAypUM.
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, hence, at Bal,l-
more September Goth. i-
THE MYSTERIOUS scHoosHR.
The mysterious vessel that has caused 60 much
speculation Smi:hville n. C for few days past.
and which the revenuecutter Golhax went in search
Romain She was Boarded 6y Lisatsnan. .Rhodes
sfth boats crew from the cutter. He reports her
10 be the schooner Jonas Smith, OF Port Jefferson,
from Boston. bound 10 savannah With. cargo OF
Ice, thrty-nvc days out. Her sails are much torn,
and she is very foul, but otherwise IN sen worthy
coirition. The captain had become ~GslIiedr-
that Is lost his course. The lieutenant furnished him
her course to Savannah. TIE schooner Is owned
and commanded BY celored men but has three or
four while men among her crew. There was no one
on bceri that understood navigation, and the ressel
could aot bosIst OF single nautical Instrument.
y. g., BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. September 21.-Asrtrcds klsatia,.
State Of Louisiana Arrived out /: Kent, Montana.
Bothnia. Honeward bound; Savannah. Ausin,
Gavest0a% r. G.. Merrim,1a.
FORT AeNRoE, Septepsber 21.--I,assed I'm for
BALTIMORE Ba7xs Glosgiver, from Limerick Annie
lfaud, from Queenstown: Haryeser. from London
derry: Kate Crosby, from Plymouth !. and eight
b.rks and oae brig, names uDAuown..
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President Hayes.
AN INVITATION FROM AUGUSTA.


AUGUSTA, GA, September 21.-The Mayor
OF Augusta has appointed committee OF
| fifteen prominent citizens to go to Atlanta
] and induce President Hayes to visit this
c,,'v. The committee will leave for Atlanta
tonight,
THE PARTY AT KNOXVILLE.
KNOXVILLE, September 21.-Tbe presi-
dent;,>l part arrived here at 1880 A. N.
Thn roo, ,ution vas very fine, and the streets
were dens, ,ly iamlned with people.
FUTURE srovEMEiyTs OF THE PARTY.
L1ScHBURG, VA, St. ptember N.-Post-
master-G eneral h.ey telegl apis from Knox
Vile that the Pres. ident Will 20 70 Atlanta
and return to Knoxville on Sa.tnroay hisnt'
and that he expects to be in .LyncnDurs
about P. NJ. on MondaT.
THE PARTY WILL SPEND SUNDAY IN kNQH-
VILE.
KNOXVILLE, September 21.~The presl-
Dental party left on the 10 O'Clock train for
Atlanta, and will return Saturday Eight to
Knoxville and pass the Sabbath there.
GOVERNOR HAMPTON AT ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, GA, September 21.-Govevnor
Hampton arrived in this city this morning,
and made speech to large and enthusiastic
crowd tonight in the Capitol. Extensive
preparations have been made for the recep-
ton OF the President tomorrow. ~
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I. o. d. F.

CONSTITUTION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF TEX
NEssEE APPROVED.
BALTIMORE; September 2l.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd-FclIows has approved the
constitution Of the Grand Lodge OF Tenhes-
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WINES,t LrQroRs.sc

e J. REILLY q CO., No. 3 south FIJI
L tecnth street. agents for BALTIM0RE BREW.
ALE, PORTER, LAGER-BEER, TONIC and OF.
IOWA BEER, POP, SODA-WATEk. CiDEk.
GIS(iER-ALE, &C., delivered in any part.ol the city
ut zoe. pr dozen. PURE CIDER VINEGAR. 35c.
per gallon or five gallons for 81. WORCESTEk-
SHIRE SAUCE draft. sc lS.lm
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Mount Washington. ]

IS A FURIOUS sNow-sToRH RAGING.
BosroN, September 21.-A dispatch from
Mount Washington reports q furious snow
storm there. - iF@.sss.,.,4S
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lFlOUr.

Fine, $3.50: supcrfine $5.30Is5.75: extra su-
rretInc. s6.Zj@$G.5O: common family. s7ds75O
fancy family and City Mills. aSGSS.25r -.a5.
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CARPETS, OIL.CLOTHs, &c.

WE ARE RECEIVING BY EVERY
w steamer our FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
A full line of CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
DRUG ETS, and MATS.
TAINS ;PAPER.HANGISGSof all styles.
Work done In town or country. all orders prompt
ly ATTENDED to. PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No. %, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets
&c 22c2m -. IL. H!a...lE q p, ~ eL.s.I- Va
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II, Claw CraWHO rd.

AN GOLD sCHOOLMATE" DENIES THAT He WAS
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY CONVICT.
CAVE CITY, KY, September Is, 1877.
10 the Editor of the Tribune:
see by the papers that much is being
written-and, 1 have no doubt, deal Of
lying done-about person whom / former
~ knew very we'll l can straighten one Of
the many kinks in the crooked life Of this
remarkable man. I was born and raised in
Hawkins county, and knew R. Clay Craw
ford from early childhood. I went to school
with him to his father for many years. In
the year 1855 was at the copper mines in
Virginia, and while there heard that one
Crawford, thought to be R. Clay Crawford,
was in the Jail at Wytheyille, and had been
sentenced to the penitentiary for robbery.
Mr.. Mccarthy, OF Hawkins county, and
myself visited the jail in Wythevile to see
Crawford. The person confined there acGS
not r. Clay Crawford, nor did he resemble
him in tine least. Mr.. Mccarthy and my
self spent probably half an hour in the Jail.
We also saw the register at the hotel where
the two robbers registered their names.
They were r. c. Crawford and r. &. Clifford,
the initials being exactly the same in BOTH
The person called Crawford was a coarse,
brutal-looking man, ten years older than r.
Clay Crawford, and bore not the slightest
resemblance to my old schoolmate. know
nothing OF the later history, but I do know
that the person convicted in WYtheville, Va,
under the name OF Crawford was not r.
Clay Crawford, the son Of the teacher OF
that name in Rogcrsvile.
CALVIN MOORE.
I'VE know nothing OF our correspondent,
Mr.. Moore. but. in view OF the universal
testimony OF older citizens OF Rogersyile
and Hawkins county we are constrained to
think that ether Crawford, not wishing to
be inspected by an d" old schoolmate in the
Wytheyille jail, got afellow-prisoner to per-
senate him, or that the veritable Crawford
might now be found, il needed, not very
far from Cave City, Kentucky.-Editor
KnorUWe Tribune.]
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, ScptembCr21, 1877.
The breaks To-day comprised 1919 ho2sheads, 4
Heroes, and 6 boxes. The offerings At auction OR
Change were 10S packages: Of which number SO
we're taken In, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $500 to $40.
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SILyER-PLATING.

OLIVER AND OROIDE-PLATISG.
am prepared to execute PLATING OF CAR.
RIAGE-IROSS. HOUSE-WORk, and REPAIR.
ING OF CARRIAGE-LAMPS. Those desiring
such work done will please call.
GEORGE A. AINSLIE,
Carriage-Builder, No. 10 Tenth street.
Sc 20-lm
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Rirhn,ond 1ispatttl,
PETERSBURG.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1877.
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BOARDING.
FLOUR.
10 NJ AT. FRS
1INE CEMENT. AND PLASTER.

1,NE- CEMENT. AND PLASTEk.
nOCKLAND LIME, 200 barrels daily
II expected per schooner Maggie Bell. rrr
je29 .. 9 1.-.-.
/. VROIJND PLASTER.-250 tons FINE
fv GROUND PLASTER daily expected per
scboan CT Ella Frances Ct TEE
Tn1C, LIME! LDiE.-Five hundred
4 barrels barr o. OF - DIAN ROCK LIME /,
rece,yed ,tso d.S FRESH from our new lfoh-cao
, ss Gary street. limo depot lopS
Dock street. =. Dbl Dill LON, ELLEsII = . Go,s
MARCH 1g,1s1a77. mhl9
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DEATH OF an OLD ClTIzEN-DEATH OF A RICH
Yoxp LADY-cHARaED WITH FALSE PRE-
TENCES-yIsIT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT THE PUBLIC
scHooLS--DEATH FROM PARALYSIS-DE-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-19

6Sa7c for German, 5a[a6IIC for olive, and AKA
5i4C for common yellow per Ib.
SrARCH-MOderate demand and steady
market at 4a4Ac for prime pearl, and 7a75sc for
gloss and pulverized per ID.
SUGAk-There IS a falr consumptiVe de-
mand and the market remains steady. We
quote yellow renned 1lallhe, extra "C" II "a
u3sc, "A" white l2al2Ac, granulated l2TalSc,
powdered and crushed l li%al3Hc, and cut loaf
l3zc per 10. New Orleans sells at l0allc for
raw and II Ha12c for clarified per Id.
TALLOW-Market steady and demand mod
crate, with liberal offerings at 71zc for prime
country packed, and 7Ec for city rendered,
loose, perlb.
TEA-There has been steady and quiet
market, with no guotable change in prices. We
quote: Black-O0long, 30a8lc; Souchong, 4OaSUc.
Green-Hyson, 35a9Oc; Young Hvson, 35caSl:
Imperial, 81 ~; and GunpOwder, 5Ocasl IL
TIMERS sToCK-The market remains
crate demand. We quote: Zlnc-slaD, per
10. Saskc; sheet. 9halOc; block-tin, 23a25ci
copper ingots, $50; bottoms. a3c; brahiers
sheet. 32c; tin-plate uX), per box, $40 5Oa
II 50: do uCl. sSa9. aud roofing. $7aS
WOODEN WARE-The demand was light
with rather a weak market, but prices art
about as previously reported. We quote
Washboards, 81 65a2 rs; buckets 5-hoops, 81 81
al 60 TUBS, NO. l, S6 5OaT; No. 2, So 50a6; No. 3
81 J0a5 0O per dozon: anu nests, IS. So O0a5 %
churns, No. !, 81 ~; No. z sS 81. and No. D. 81 81
per doz.
wOOL-The receipts were more liberal, es.
pecially from Ohio and Indiana, and the mar
kct is now well supplied and though there il
| only moderate demand, prices arc
steady, as follows: Unwashed, lnt
merino, 2la22c; clothing, 22a25c; medium de-
| laine, 27a2Sc, and long combing, 3la33c
| Washed, medium fieeces, 3Oa52c; fine heeces
32a85c; delaine fleeces, 82a35c; long combing
85a3sc; tub-washed, 3Oa34c, and pulled, 27a2SC
| per lb.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MOBILE, June l9.--Cotton weak: middling G
l0hc.
WILMINGTON, June 19.-Spirits turpentinc
quiet at 3Oc.
OswBGO. June 19.-Wheat nominal. Corn
Western mixed 5sa60c.
CLEVELAND. June 10. - Petroleum quiet:
Standard white, llU test, i2Xc
CHARLESTON. s. c.. June l9.-Cotton stead
ier: Middling llXc, low mlddnng l22Sc, Soou
ordinary 12c
MEMPHIS. June 10, Flour quiet: choice
family. $9a9 80. Corn quiet at 62l65c in store.
Oats scarce and firm at 55a56c in store. Pork
heavy at SIS 81. Lard quiet: tierce, lOc; keg,
lie. Bulk meats dull and nominal at 5<a71aa
7Ac. Baggmg dull ana nominal at 13a13hc.
BOSTON, June 10. Wheat unsettled and
nominal. Corn unsettled: Mixed and yellow,
75aoOc. Oats firm and higher: No. and extra
white, 69a72c; No. white and No. mixed, 65a
CSC; No. white and No. mixed. 5Sa60c: re-
jected, 49a53c. Hay quiet and steady: West
eIn, $l5ale.
MILWAUKEE. June 19-Flour quiet but drm.
Wheat unsettled: No. l Milwaukee, 81 10; No.
Milwaukee, 81 81; May, 81 s52: June,
81 62A; No Milwaukee, 81 6116. Corn: No. 2,
new, 56%a57C. Oats easier: No. 2, 4lha42c.
Rye buoyant and higher: No. l, 81. Barley
steady: No. sprlng, S3c; No. spring, 4Sa50c.
NASHVILLE, June l9.-Flour: Fancy SO sc
choice family SO %, extra fmily IS 80, family
IS a5, superine 81 To- Corn: Loose 46c, sacked
55a56c. Wheat: White 81 4Oal 80, red 81 8Oal 50,
rniddling 1OAc. Whisky: Robertson County
81 50a3 w, Lincoln County 81 7Ga3 w, Bourbon
81 75a5 %, hignwines 81 "a,
PHILADELPHIA. June 10-Flour quiet: SUI
perfne, 10 25a6 81; extra. 81 95as e; Minnesota
family. IS 2Sa9 25: Ponnsvlvania do, So rs 80 20;
high grades, 50 25al0 25. Wheat quiet: Penn
syIvania red, 81 sUal 80: amber. 81 S5al 95
white, 81 95a2 10. Rye d,ll at Ssa85o Corn