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ss sssss: 81 81 ;ss'f e ~ eis. a
% 30 ~'ss s1s IL
to May, soa :. q as n. sales ., the second cal. The
ssn. 81 s IA Sc a. 50 Js s j as
a. lyme: 81 va s. as,. asked; !a!y "a q sis
June y Si i 80 a. July 81 - Sia
= .ss'a Ss'u TS' & Ss ss @
M &. :sS y: s s sr d
Al !ns mrs. call 1900 buhsl., May stssmsr sold sic
!Is bid .sd asked prizes. a s last cali. May ss:.ms5.
SSS Sa S ed g. No S I ss
s4e asked July steamer. $40 ssssd; june. No osse
! white 4Oc.; No : do :,sc ex,ss mixed Sc SO.
ao sse No. do. ao,.c. in. sales aSsu. $1,000
s.s D Ts.s but s
% sssss "a y nus
sa.a aud zine isai. i hemp 7s s.s ss i.,is So
GoLassEs For refined the market quite. and values
.om.wh. nSmlnsl The ,,oe Is se4 hhd. Cuba s,5
lean. j, sos sc quote .1s. s.n,,lius; ana
sas.i - @ s" crop com,
NAVAL for ;p,i'', ,srgsn.ins Yer:
as.s II hosin Va: duii ."S Nominal quote: surs.
.s5y.n.ins %srehsnssols o,ds, 2ss sss r.,n E.oS
.iss. from W,iaiasiea IisiioS..sso:n Arm;
1.ss SGSs @ a SPIRIT "a a ss;s ys ss o.
s s s oss os~s ss e ss sa and
Iay am Assus asc sa Sos asked a.'' h,f year
assd Lin.ssa oil VA. firm. We aaoss .Linsesa OIL e6s
sperm crude o3ssI oo besehed winter sperm, 81 ~:
Southern. soc. bsaeord winter o.c natural do goc
sssr. Toe winter sI.schsa hsd, ocs crude ash
Sound. s5e Maine. 41c. a a0c
nay aaeasnsea fesroeu% scssnss iss ao
s,a m asd ss r.' rSo1s " so
fi. DO e.s s., "se ss 10, o m s.
saphths ae for ordinary refined =, rhiadepnia ioic
''d raovs.ess i.esss s 7s bill. lard 80
ssssss.. Ssscs beet fn Is ssss. ss. AND
soY eases Pork .as quiet e''n. At ,as .eeoa. ell :.
..sss Jay - "a .:ls - u'. d,is. y
ss safe: 20 g '' Jss' g. ca.a.. s 100 de-
put, steady. Baesn '. '.s.dy \. Siss 70, egy
Sss sssa cute. ... prices sam . ssss dull %
.s,s sa.s !. sss ss,s - city, heavy % iisas Lard
10 s sS S'I"s - 'n Sa" X ss
sa,. s7aS BID 81 70 .sssd: seller. ys., u S1i. bid
w Nay ns ssSss ' and " ss
ss s%ss 49, city y % % an. "a
grade at ae nsnnsa4oo seress Continent sold at 81 50:
aa and sss @ 10
good zoe aas choice oa state, aae zoe iar 70 good
good &c, se. Cbssss-Keccip,s asa5s box The mae.
II ssa asss '" Esr s ss.% st
9e. Ths m.rss, wa. duii and n,m..i. W. quote !
POM siT 'iiy ana w .sss ~ state
RICE For Carolinw there was good ,emand al full
prices Foreign was Arm. The stock Of kangoon In bond
Il 800 bags oOu bags sold 1T Jtsc We quote Coina
alr. 5Ac A9c good ~ prime &c. aa1se chcc .o4c.
7c Patna. &c sIsc, currency. IN bond &c. 4sc tan
xoon. In bond, She, aotd
srEARISR Keceipts AZ tiercea The market quiet
but ste ady At he 7sac for primes 1000 lbs
rne stearine so,d nj sac.
sUcAR.Ihe inarkel Tor firm but quiet 10 hbda
odd. and ends sold at rs LEE ne and 80 bbJs. do
private teruis chncd closed brn with good business
It.c lie prime d. 7s.c Cuba eentriars hlas ana
boxes, Nus. " ~, 1sc sac, de-. nvassss, hhds aud
boxes. g4c re Porto kieo refining, common iar.
sac he do do. good 10 pfme. TIE 7isc refined,
sv4c powdered p3sc v1sc granulscd viac. aessc
oa 9kc. Btfc. white extra ts TIE sac yellow
cara Ca Tao se other Grades. including Vs 1se 4
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The LONDON Stock Exchange was closed today, az
the Bank OF England balances are made up on May
and November every year, and that institution Is
closed for business purposes In Paris rentes were
quoted n 1851 35c, ex interest," and later At 1851 soc
Stain BONDS.
State bonds At the Board were steady for Missouri
skies Of 1886, 70 which dealings were confined
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were dull and the only changes wero
an advance OF i In Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern and Central Pacific gold BONDS. ana decline
OF u in Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds ST. Paul
sinking FUNDS were steady at o. North gold
ssvens At 97A, Lake Shore coupon seconds az 100
Union Pacific lrsts ~ 1906 do sinking funds At 90 u
and Great Western hrsts OF 1888 (ex-couponJ ut 81.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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Tuesday, April 80.

Current prices Of spot ono following quotations
American standard of classification and
cotton in store running in quality not more than half
grade above or below the grade quotcdl +
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-Stained-Good ordinary 1916 strict good ordinary.
1il6c; low middiing $780,, middlinx. 1896 Sales
Of spo. cotton:
To-day. East Fig. THAI


Of spo. cotton =
To-day East Eng. 7b,al
Consumption. .................. 2S4 10 344
Delivered contract 100 bales yesterday For future
delivery the sales Enthusiastically after
May. 2OO 1O86c., TOO Ut OB7c., 100 1n8sc.
June, HOO llO4c 100 1866. 500 IL 06e.;
gust, 400 Vt l4c september 100 At 10eOc; Ortsbsr
100 Vt 10 80c. Total 5000 bales TODAY up r. NJ
May 800 At 10 98c 100 tshort notice 2d lOs4c 100
097c. today 200 10 97c. 300 &c.,
500 ~ 1880 June. TOO llO3c. 100 At o4c 100
ll03c 1900 ut II orc. 500 IL Ole 40 O3c uiy
800 at li.osc. 100 II looc 800 st il-loe 2oO It
loo Ut 200 q October 100 At 10 200 ss
l056 100 at 1855. Total ID 100 bsles Grand total,
20 900 bale. The receipts at the ports ysrs ,oow,
s.yann.h, 200; Chsres.on 2oS; Wilmington, i4s Nor
bales This day las. wssk 4eie bales TIL: day last
last nish Cotton trsshss closed Y olcw,-To Hav,e
sieam c. Compressed To Bremen. BY stesm. II .i8c.
compressed; BY sail Nc To Lvsrpoo 4d. By steam; by
sail l5-8fd, compressed.
FLOUR AND Il. 645 bblA wheat
bushels AL 200 bbs aud 225 sacks corn
1Is50o bushels; oats 500 do rye. 1858 do barley
758 Flour lower but not
Tho sales including state Western Southern.
$500 bols, within tho annexed Rye -four
was steady with $50 bills Corn ulcc quiet
with 800 bbls Rye quite active, p 600
bushels having sold, chiefly No. Milwaukee, to arrive At
72r Rart.v nndm ma wero uuiet We
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lO;l0 A. NJ.
$1,000 US e sI H.. lo7< $4,000 US $780, O. 'e7 loeI
5000 us 5-2or'6S ,nbc 1881 $3.50 Do. be io6A
$4,000 US 5-2Oc 6Ts3 1861 1000 Us 4s '9l.. 1903
Has A. M.
s25oOo US ss, 81 r.. 10TH $1,000 Us41.s 9ibc 1881
35oDU US c's 49, l075s US AKA lO3ts
10000 US 5s lo-4O. G. 1857
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MINING SHARES

The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Gould l. Curry, 9;
Savage, 10; Cholar Potosi 26; Ophir, 2sk; Halo Il
Norcross, Z; Crown Point, a; Yellow Jacket, bH;
Belchsr, az; Virginia Consolidated, lay; California,
251s; Overman, So; Raymond h Ely, .3X; Best &
Belcher, ID; Union Consolidated, 81; Alpha, Z;
Sierra Nevada, 81; Mexican, s1; Eureka Consoi-
Dated o.; ustice, 81 Utah, 81 Tip Top, TX; Navajo, a.
MEMORANDA
The total sales Of a. the Board to-day aggre
gated lbs, 934 snares
The steamship Pommerania, which arrived from
Hamburg yesterday brought $780, 600 gold coin from
Havre. The steamship ST. Laurent. which arrived
from Havre to-day brought $40 900 In Spanish gold
coin. These imports consist OF douhloons, and
bought In PARIS and brought hero for shipment the
West Indies and South and Central America. The
steamer Vile de Paris, for Europe, to-day TOOK out
$2S5, 900 in American gold coin.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has sAued call for
S. 900 900 SIX per bonds account Of popular
subscriptions 10 the four per cent loan. The bonds
called In include $4,000. 600 coupon bonds dated July
!, 1865, and So oOo 600 registered bonds redsemabe
the pleasure OF the United States after the LIST day
Of July, 1870"
AZ meeting Of the Lake Shore and Michigan South
Railway Company. held At Cleveland to-day, the
following gentlemen elected directors:
W. H. Vanderbilt, Augustus Schel s. +. Barger, c.
Vanderbilt W. K. Vanderbilt and J. L. Burren OF
New York; Francis g. Freeman and H. B. Payne. OF
Cleveland; Amasa Stone. Albert Keep, W. L. Scott
aud Charles u. Reed, of Erie, Pa, Rssselas Brown
Warren, OF Pennsylvania
The following securities were sold At auction to.
day.
Ten shares Home Insurance Company. 500 each.
1OSx; ~ shares East River National Bank $25 each,
SO; shares Louisville, Nsw Albany and Chicago ka
road Company, 500 each, $11 tor lott $50 Clixsns
Insurance. Company scrip. IL: 20 shares Hamilton
Fire Insurance. Company scrip SIS EACH l43 rs shares
New York Equitable Insurance Company, $35 each,
1sbK; 20 shares Mercan'ile Mutual Insurance Com
pany, $50 each, 81 81; 43 shares Franklin Fire In
suranos Company, 800 each, 4S; $4,000 City OF ST.
Joseph Mo seven per cent 0ords, due 1885, issued
aid Of the Missouri River Valley Railroad interest
May and November, 80; shares Central National
Bank, 500 each, 9511
The following is the statement Ut the Comptroller Of
the Currency, showing the and retirement OF
tiona bank notes and legal tender notes, under tho
acts OF juno 90 1874, and January IA, 1876 10 May
/, 1873
National bank notes
Outstanding whom the act OF June 20,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAI.

LfvsRrooL. May lis ~
Cotton-Tne sales OF the day inclndel bales Amsr
O.
Futures dull; upiands, low mldling clause August and
September delivery, D l1IVu.; upiands. low midans
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Iy:3U 2. NJ.
10000 US es rsl b3 I07k si33OoO 52os. 7b3 1907
10000 6's. 9. 49,. l07T
130 P. NJ.
$1,000 6's 49,. 1O7X H205OO0 US So 81. l041<
1u0uOUS520s,c 65nbc lU3X 1000 as, VII 1907
600 ) lO4Us. Jog 2OOOUs4ks,c, '0l bcc lO312
10000 Us SIS c,01.bS loan
~, 2:30 p. NJ,
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The Stock Market Fairly Active and
Strong at the Close.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-9.
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull and
Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 4 a 3
Per Cent.



WEDNESDAY, May LIP
The Lake Shore report was promulgated to-day on
the street, and was generally considered very salts
factory exhibit The losses entaied upon the COM
pany by the Ashtabula accident and by tho strikes
were OF course very heavy and prevented the road
from paying moro than per cent Tho gross earn
ings Of the road wore 1853 o. against
$l3949, l76 90 10 1915. but . considerable reduction
was made In the operating expenses, SO that the net
earnings OF 1877 were $4.54l,ls3 ~ against
$4S74 34l 10 In 1875 After paying 81 775,e57 70 iu-
terest the funded debit leases OF the branch roads
and dividends on the guaranteed stock, balance OF
535 o. remained. which was distributed as fol-
lows
Contribution TO sinking fund, 1s77.... $3.50 600 90
On account OF Ashtabula accldepL 49, 722 ~
Dividend No. IA, February !, 1873, per
cent ..,.................... SosoSo w
Total. 81 1856 052 ~
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HAVANA MARKET.

-. - HAVANA. May 4. 1873.
Spanish gold, 223s ga Exchange In fair dem and on
the uDited states. - days. currency, premIu m
short ssbt. do, AZ premium; 90 days gold 81, 4
premium, short sight. ~ premium. on London. 10
10 premium. Pans ~ pr ,miarn su .ars
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Comparing with stock May
TALLow- Receipts, 10 hhds ls bbis AMI 80 casks The
market Was steady Abont 100000 lbs prn. sold 7i4c
and 50 bbls. sold 81 05h.
FRkIcnrA-Thers WAS fair movement generally &C
complished and rates steady Engagenents:-To
Lserpooi. lJ0l packages provisions 27s cd
100 bales cotton i'd 5000 bushels harley, I'd ~
LOO boxes cheese 32s I'd $500 1bls haur un csy
through freight % sd 100 nhds tobacco 3Os 100
measurement goods: 2os 22s I'd. London, steam. 100
Jos per tor; $500 bbis. Hour Through freight.
Is I'd GLASGOW. steam, 800 packages butter
S5s; 500 boxes cheese. $685.. 5000 BIB $.
-four uhrough), Is Sd Bristol sail 40 % bushels rain
7tsd; LOO bbls Hour. 2s 4hd rs oil
cake quoted ut 25s Rotterdam, steam. 5000 bushels
grain on private terms Antwerp, steam, 1000 tercrs
lard s7s 3D.; CharsersA British bark hence to awe
AN Austrian chip. reported hence to Rotterdam
with 5.ooO quarters grain. rs. Oh: Nor~e-
Hian bark 2n quarters grain capacity. hence
to Antwerp laid the berth. Including grain
chiefly aud Norwegian ship 5000
hence to do, mainly grain British
74D tons. hence Bristol wish general cargo including
1000 bushels grain ut It'd per bushei; an American
fined petroleum partcu un Italian bark,
hence TO the mediterranean with 500 bL refined
ieun on private terms: German bark from Baltimore
to Bremen. with $500 bbs refined petroleum ON
owners account: German bark. hencs Bremen. with
5000 bills do. And swedish bark. hence to Danish
port with $500 bbls. do on private terms. American
bark. 349 tons hence KEEL with slate and provisions
berg, WITH provisisns. 3us 32s 3D.. new American
steAmer hence 70 Rio Janeiro With general ncnd
ing $1,000 bbs Hour ut 81; 800 terces lard aud 100
packages dry goods, 1sc.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

jersey clss.. ...:,. 1882 Q a,eH 1884
Total. ....--... s4s2 Al So 5o74 1872
sakvss Trade on this forenoon was better in ieelns
.ishoa. Any advance in values Qualify ranged from
Pg rs p.f % weights saa IA.
From s. ie1a 81 Ss h.. slowed net. sensrs
sold Missouri per weight eight
q iGs s. s.s =" s sos weight
nss steer H. :. s per r. xs,gh. OF = Illinois
s's5s s pc, wssAs - e W. ;eS s
. :. ss oii = s ssSa Ola s sr R.a
Mn Thompson . Illinois steers At se. per H..
a'- weigh. ss k ,ss'.
for o noss @ ~sS T esry Car, Ss
~ sw. 4 5 ao;snsha sold ioi \. Morris 80 ,hsoSee
S 5 'ssss.
.sss' 80 .ssS S.ls I'D
Tor Kahn " 80 Colorado steer. SIC, o. per h..
e per b. per IT, 4 h pss 81
s c CITY 's s tor
Reed IA Illinois ss4c h., weight 6s cw;
ysisSss sws ~ o.a.si@is sol. oil 's io H. Il
TO- Pc. ~ASn
s ssss, ~ s sy 81, :: head p: .s.ls s~
4 = S:.s :" Z s..s
svS s5S sss Ask Wake: SOLD r Tor wsiss sas
With &C. d M pei is.d s )"
rs Is s Il. y s'ss s.sa.
-.s.. head ..: ' ns;. ":s'i s. II fS II.
!. % 1s Il s o. az . ~;
81 on head On 50 head. wsia6. ert aeit .5s
y Tiiasi: head WIN soc on per
s. q. l head su a'. . 3 x
holmes .old for 1 b. Dowd % 81 Illinois steers
* sv 20 solo ieI never:
As S's si.a;
sms: 80 mead Il 9,se per io weight. o. ewt. 81 ew;
weights ~ cwt. IA cwI 40 head ~ Toe per h.
Ss III s
W. s Assn iowa ss .e. oDHH" head ' Z. r
is.$ s ssss s Sey:. 500 500 S ss
- s;s V "a e ss. ssss. Z ns.a i
Morris IS Illinois s.esr.s9 mead a. ole b. with
n SssS Ss.
sss Is head per To- with o. pel head fs on q
" ~ 70 S. ssSA' per
oa.y from ros at ' pa
b. .horn sheep At 4.c. a5e per b. lambs sc ioi,c
ssa YS4 Sss s:sas u
.h.sp . Z: ,ssrn q oSiG
Jersey .ms: weight io,sc per h. ksss I'D
So 1sa jersey weigh.
Y .s,sy v ssss sq pa at Ssr M ~
snl. lambs ~ S,1, ia,so i's a. s Sew.on
e. ID.
q Virgins sheep. weight ls7o lbs, at Axe ~. III
Missouri sheep, weight 562u lbs nj 4Lc H. iG4 In
diana sheep weight ~ 2o lbs At ee per H. 40 shorn
Ohio sheep, weight 800 bs. 1T ~ ~ cwt l9
10 sheep, weight 40 lbs. az 5c per H. 45 shorn
ohio sheep. weight $3.50 lbs at SIC To- i6 vrginis
lambs, weight 1850 los, =. $50 per To-: IS
Kirby Co. .old 2s horn state yearliag weight 81 os
he nd, ut 5}c 5ssc per 10 Hume, Elliott Co sold
100 .nors yoarngs weigh, 81 Is per head. At 5
per cxa Ist lniuoi: sheep weigh. 81 los head,
per head a. e.te per 10; 1853 Michigan sheep.
sheep weight ios lbs per head At 7e b. DAVIS
head a. &C. per b soo sho,n ohio sheep wsigh ~ lbs
head q e ger 10 1875 shon Ohio sheep weisht -
lss per head - ese gs. H. 50 Michigan sheep weight
wsishs IA lbs per head a. ~ ~ per swn Is stale
shesp weigh. III iIs pr head a. se per ~ - state
sheep weight ~ lbs per head =, 50 ~ per cwt i3a
80 state sheep, weight III lbs per heaa At 7c per
Mich Cows Sales SLOW Vt $40 600 per head calves
included; quality inferior
vEALs AND CAVES --1hers smooth quality veais
SALE Buttermik ted calves sold At &c. SIC per no
quality calves NJ 40 Ole per 10. oder.
ate.
Hoes dull; 100 Ohio hogs average live weigh,
l55 lbs head sold 81 IS 10 per c~s
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Tho following table shows the highest and lowest
TnE MoNKY MARKR1


Money on call was easy all day at "a per cent
rhs following were the rates Of exchange on New
ork at tho aforementioned cities to-day .-Savan-
nah, buying Liz premium. selling " premium; ;
Charleston, easy, y premium par; IT, Louis, lilo
premium; New Orleans, commercial 3.l6, bank y |;
Chicago, 60 par, and Boston, 12S discount For
egn exchange was quiet, with actual business al
AseH tor bankers sixyday sterling bills at Aso
for demand.
THE GOLD MARKKr.
Gold was steady throughout ms day Al look. The
carrying rates we're ~ per cent TO Hat
SOLD cLEARNGs AT rHE NATIONAL RANK or THE STATE
or NEW YORK.
Currency basEccs.... .,................ l.S32 III
Golo
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were nrm TO-DAY, with the excep-
tion 'e5's '67s, which were weak OF
the call made by the Secretary OF the Treasury. Tho
bonds closed arm at the following quotations.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-25
CINCINNATI, O., April II,

Henrietta Wood, an old colOred wo-
man, who was kidnapped in this city
twenty-five years ago, carried into Ken
lucky and sold into slavery, was to-day
awarded a verdict of So, 500 damages
against Zeb Ward, who was at the time
of her abduction the Sheriff of Camp
bell county, KY. The woman was in
Texas when slavery was abolished, and
coming to this city in 1871, instituted
proceedings against Ward in the United
States Court, with the above result. 1t
was shown in testimony hat Ward and
others induced her in April, 1853, to
cross over the river, where she was
seized and, after being held seven
months, was sold to a Frankfort slave
trader, who, in turn, sold her to a Mis-
sisslppi planter for 81, O50. For fifteen
years she remained in slavery under
cruel task-masters, until emancipated
by President Lincoln's proclamation.
This is the first slave case that has been
tried here for many years and excited
much interest. Ward is now a wealthy
man, and the old colored woman will
secure the money.
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State Guard Notes.

The Arson Veterans, of W~adesboro,
(Co. X, I'd Reg't y. &. ;. O. are IN "A
very fiourislins condition. Despite the
duIlness and closeness of the times the
company expect to appear next air
with 80 men.
At the meeting Of the Goldsboro
Rifles. Co. d., LIST Reg't,) on Thurs
dav evening, w. +. kornegay was n
animously elected Captain of the CON-
pany. With All officer OF such ability,
energy and means, at its head, the COM
mand is now on the high road to pros
perity. They intend bringing Do men
10 the next Encampment.
All excursion train will be u by
companies b. and Z. OF the 4th battal-
ion, Y. L. ). g., from Newbern to
Goldsboro and return, on the 9Th and oth
of May, 1878. Companies A. and ID. OF
the Ali battalion, of Raleigh, and the
OF the 9TH battalion in VIII
mington, are expected to be present.
The Newbern Rifle Cadets will give a
grand target practice. The company
has ON hand a handsome set of prizes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-25

At the Easter Reception of the Car
dinals, Saturday, Pope Leo dwelt upon
the strength and vitality Of the Ponti
1icate. He said: 1.-THE wal which has
been declared against the Papacy from
the earliest times continues with un-
diminished tierceness. Trusting in God,
we are ready to carry on the warfare
and to uphold the rights of the Church."
The Pontiff concluded by expressing
hope that the erring children would fl
nally submit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-25


The Chicago Times publishes a long
dispatch from Detroit, showing that
Bishop McCoskry, of the Episcopal Dr.
Geese of Michigan, was some time ago
discovered to have been on terms OF
criminal intimacy with a young woman
named Richards, OF Delroit. She had
been employed by him as a writer In
his private study, where the intimacy
began. A printer anne George Nc
Cornell. a friend of Miss Richards, be-
came jealous of the old Bishop, and
through him private letters IN the Blsh-
ops handwriting, addressed to the wo-
man, full of expressions and illusions
which were unmistakable admissions OF
guilty connection, reached members OF
the vestry of the Bishops Church. The
Bishop was confronted with evidences
of his guilt and his resignation demand
ed. The Bishop finally complied with
this demand Inc resigned about a month
ago, with the understanding that he
scandal. should be suppressed. He is
now about to sail for Europe with his
wife. The young woman was some
months ago married off by the Bishop
to a man IN Detroit, who was deceived
INTO the belief that she was h Bishops
relative and ward. 1t is limited that
there will be developments duplicating
the Bishop in other scandalous connec-
lions of a similar character.
THE Right Reverend samuel A. Nc
Coskry, DID,, ID. c. L., mentioned
above, was the first Bishop Of the do
cese of Michigan, and resigned only five
weeks ago. Next to Bishop Smith, of
kentucky, he Was the senior Bishop of
the Protestant Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
LASSITER T. BROCK YELL !
General Commission Merchants.

For the sale of Corn, Cotton, Oats, Peanuts.
Lumber, sc having located at Nos 20 II
e street, would respectfully solicit
~ccnsignments IF Produce generally.
Will endeavor to make sales at the highest
market prices and render prompt returns.
Liberal advances madeo on conSigpmentS OF
produce in hand
Refer by permission to Hon. Jno, B. White
head, President Exchange National Bank, of
Norfolk, Va. Col. Walter III. Taylor, PreSi-
dent Marine Bank Col. j. f. Barry. PreSi-
dent Peoples National Bank +; w. + Allen s
Co., wholesale grocers; Hamburge Bros,
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Cotton, "a.
Spirits turpentine quiet and steady at 81 4.
Resin finn, SI3 for strained. Crude turpen-
tine steady at Sill for hard Sl.sU for yellow
and virgin. Tar, Sl.55
CHARLOTTE.
Cotton active: middlings, 9k. Corn, -four
and meal in demand: N. L. flour S&.5O@3 10
per sack wheat, Sl,-5@l.50; corn. 7U@75; ba-
son, sides, 9GlO; ham,, I29l2l1; eggs, lz114l5.
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