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1899 bales; npilnfs. he: Orleans, 11!:c. Flour
@ l Sser Ine aaEanfS oy on low g1n
fair extra southern So 60@s7 for good 10 choice
extra southern. Wheat l@2c: better. and very
quiet: No. winter rcd. Sl.16; No. white, Sl.25.
Corn Shade iirmcr: ungraded. 42@46c. Oats
opened shade iirncr and closed duh and declining
rors er nG e neSad hyy na coj
lower ana active: S7.20@s7.25 for prmc-steam.
Petroleum dull TmnrelneG, LIS Coffee heavy Su;
unchanged. TurDcntine, 30kc. R0sn quiet 1t $3.50
as l.52g Freiskts firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June S.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Southern wheat firm aud higher; western
nm6er f i Tennsyva T rs
No. 2 western winter red, on spot aud June;
firm; western irm-olcrings light: southern white,
53c.; yellow. 4Sc Oats quiet southern. 28@i30c.
mess pork. SO Observation-Disclosures. Sc. clear rib,
fee 'Iai and lower; carsocs, Iic1i7c; WIistey dull,
al III .07E. sugar unchanged. frcghtS firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June G.-Flour dnll and unchanged.
Wheat dull red. 95c.: amber and white, Sl@s1.O5.
Corn steady Oats quiet; white 30c.; mixed. zoe.
Lard steady. Bulk meats excited and higher Shout
ders, 53c.; clear rib &C.. clear sides, 5ac. Bacon
excited ana hEsr sh9narT 1c ;m ee 9 9 &
Whiskcy In active demand. Manufactured tobacco
quiet and unchanged.
|. ClNCINNATL
CtScISNtTI. June s.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat steady at sl.06. Corn strong At 4lM42c.
| Oats duh ut 2GGG29c. Rye steady. Barley DOmt-
nal. Pork firm; held mt $40. Lard active: steam.
| 81: current make S6.sD6,$6.s5: kettle, S725@
S7.75. Bulk lueas strong; shoulders, $3.50
S4.37h: short clear mitlIlcs. s5.37H. Bacon quie.
but firm: 4c.. 5Hc, and &C. for shoulders, clear rib.
unchanged Sugar quiet and unchanged. Hogs
active and unchanged; receipts, 1,lOO head; ship
| ments, 9G5 head.
ST. LOUIS.
| ST., LOUIS. June S.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
easier; No. 3 red fall. 9sc.: No. 4. 9O3M9lc.
Corn, 35lc. Oats lrncr 1T !23iGc. bid Wbiskey
steady al 81 .O5. Pork, $3.50. Bulk -meais, j. 5.
and SIC. for shoulders. cesr rib, and clear sides
Bacon, 405, 81, and SIC. for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides. Lard, SAC.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. Jurc 7.-Flour firmer but unchanged
| Wheat active aud unsettled; No. spring, : .Oo4
cash and June, 95Nc. July, S9Hc. August: no: :
spring. 90c. Corn active and firm: 36IIS6's:
cash, 37k@f37ac. July. 3s&c. August. Oat' fari,
active; 23l;c. cash. 237Sc. July, 23kc. August. Ry,
tirlner at 52Hc. Barley friner Mt 49.c. PORT
strong ami active: S9.25@s9.30 cash, 1880
s9.37kJ July, S9.32R August. Lard strong sG.S 500
SO. S2L3 cash. $685. S6.S7s July, s6.92hms6.9;
| August. Bulk-meats active; 4, 5ts. and 5sc. 70
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides. Whisky
| SI.04.
Receipts: Flour. $500 barrels; wheat, 2S.oot
nushcis; corn. $4,000 bushels: oats. 460.00t
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley, 300 bushels
Shipments: Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat l2,O0t
bushels: corn 100000 bushels: oats. $4,000
bushels: rye, 2,90u bushels; barley, $500 bushels
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Cspka.

HAVANA, June S.-An official telegram,
dated June 7th, reporting the surrender of
the remnants Of the insurgents, thereby re-
island, says: At Rompe this morning lit
officers, $50 armed and 21S unarmed men
surrendered. They were commanded by
General Belizario Perolto, and entered town
with hurrabs for peace and Spain, and sa-
luting Spanish soldiers who received them.
M9ior.G General Vicente Garco, with 50
officers, 5S armed men, and 627 members OF
families. arrived at Manati, accompanied
by Brigadier-General Varela. They will
embark tomorrow. Some of the bands OF
insurgents who surrendered could not get
across the river on account OF it's swollen
condition.
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MASONIC IScIDENT.-Last evening at the
annua! communication OF Norfolk Lodge,
NO. |, a. +. and A. ~, of this city, there
Edward l.. Young, who enjoys the distinc-
Ton OF being the oldest Mason In the State
OF Virginia, ii not in the United States. He
Is hinetg-six years OF age, aud was made a
Master Mason in that Lodge In 1813-siSty-
hYe Years ago. Although totally blind, sc
Is MS custom 10 have himself taken to the
Lodge at the annual meetings, aud last even
Ing possibly for the last time, desired to
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Westwood S. Armistead is appointed
postmaster at Martins Store, Halifax coun-
tr, Va, uice 4. L. Armcs, superseded.
Thomas L. Wills is appointed postmaster at
Glade Hill, Franklin county, Va, Uice NIGH.
Bernard, resigned. 4 new post-office is
established at Camp. Smythe county, Va,
on the route from Rural Retreat to Cem's
Branch, with William r. 3. Horne as post
master.
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MAXINE EyVEs.s.ss:EN.s q.


NISIATrRF ALnaSat-JUSE 10. 1878.
Sun rs.s........... 4:43 high TIDE.
Moon s.ts.......... 1:U6 EvcnlnG......... 12:4O
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 8, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence. New York. mer-
cnandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Schooner John A. Curtis, QuiIlan. New York. coal,
Tredcgar Company.
CLEARED.
Bark Knudsvtg (Nor.}, Evansen, Liverpool, to5ac-
CO, manganese, bark, and slaves. Curtis 6 Parker
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, Il. Taiun,
agent. ,,, 49,
cha pdlse and passengers. X. Z. Douglas, agent
steamer Norfolk, Tuunil, Philadelphia, merchan-
| disa and Messengers, w. T.. Porter, agent.
Schooner Susan, -, washington, coai, t,nlis
| & Parker. ,,,, ,,,, p,,,.. 80,
| Curtis i Parker.
| CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, June 9th, brig Ernest, Lini
| MEMORANDA.
| Schooner R. T. Clark, Hutchinson, hence, at Rho
| Schooner a. NJ. Edwards, Snedecor. hence, AT
Phiadephia June 6th. NJ.
York june 9Th. -&.s
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have his name recorded Us voting for the Of.
.fcers elected. For three-score and five years
he sat in that Lodge, while more. than one
generation has passed away, and the MEM
hers, whose fathers and grandfathers were
his brother Masons, were much affected az
they listened to his few remarks. Norfolk
|. Le0Ger tn
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APOEEHyARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT

APPROVED by the academic de Medicine of
France, and its sale in France authorized by special
order OF the French Government.
Recommended by the hiehes. MEDICAL AU-
THORITlES In New York as
"A great relief for sea-sckne<s.,'
"A delightful beverage"
Far superior to Vichy, Settler, or any other"
" Most grateful and refreshing"
" Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artiacially-aerated waters"
Imprcgnated only with It's own gas"
Useful and very agreeable"
"Ilcalthrtil and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases Of acute disease
mildly autacid; agrees we'll with iyspeptics and
whe re there is equity diathesis."
"By far the most agreeable, .alone or mixed with
wine; useful in Catarrhs Of Stomach or Bladder,
and In Govt"
"Not only luxury, but necessity"
To he had of all VINE merchants, grocers, drug
gists, and mlneral.water dealers throughout a'
United States, and Wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE BAEY & CO.,
Sole Agents,
III, 30. Al and 43 Warren street, New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
PICTORIAL label OF tho IS Zte
ApOLLINARIs Comply tLIMITEDl, LONDON
[my 27-aI,W&F&cowtAu27l
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. June 8, 1873.
Tns prcI%- toad. ~r"nnrisrd us tocshea1s and
Is tcrccs. Tie offerings 1t auction o3 Change
were GO packages; OF Which number 20 we're
taken In. and the remainder sold ut prices ranging
from 81 to So.
We continue 10 quote:
new DARK.
Lugs.-Common 10 medium, s1.50Gl32; medium
to good S3GIs3.50.
Leuf-Conmon, siGni,5 medium sos; good.
SG.5QtGS7.50; Gmc, S9@S1l.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Common colory, &3M:4.
Eiilers:- Common, a4MS5; medium. s5GfS7:
good S7GG$10: fine, $l0MSl3.
,Smokfrs.-Common, $76l$s.50: medium. 500
*ll: good, $lJ@l*iS, fine, $l5hSlS; fancy. slS
0pS22.
Grs2O: good, $35@$t0; fine, S55@S6o; fancy,
$65@S7O.
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FRIEDRICyssMAEh BITTER WATER.
BITTER WATER,
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,

II v *
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,
owes its great reputation 10 the happy proportions
Of 1t. ingredients, which have constituted 1t an I'M
approachable and Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton. Indigestion, distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders of The Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush Of Blood TO the Head, H!ro-
chondra, Melancholy, LasSitudc. Impuriiy Of the
Blood aud Skin. Eruptions, or Blotches
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEDIG
certify 10 its incontestiolc merits.
DOSE: One or two winc-giasses full every morn
ing Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the agents,
BOUCHE Fills & CO.,
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE RY ALL DRUGGISTS.
my 27-M,WSF2m
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Jeromc.Park Races.

New YoRx, June s.-The two-and.hali.
mile race far four-year-olds was won by
Cbatterboy second, Cuba; third, susque-
hanna. Time, 4:41s. .,.,,
The one-and-a-half-mile race Tor three
vcar.olds was won by Duke OF Magenta;
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legal require.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RlCHhOND. June s. 1879.
,EFEEIHi;S REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1854 bushels. Red, 1864
bushels.
CoRN.-1Fhite. &c bushels.
DATS.-476 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-140 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels very good at 81. 10 ::
% bushels at sl.12-total. III bushels. Red, 1.20O
bushels prime Lancaster ut 81 10: 62 bushels mixed
al 81 10; SO bushels fair tHltz ut .OS bushels
mixed Mt Sl.l0; 24o bushels mixed 1T fill: 81
bushels common FultZ ut 81: so bushels FultZ at
9Oc. 90 bushels prime mixed at Sl.15; "a bushels
prime mixed ut Sl.15: So bushels prime Lancaster
ut Sl.15-rOtal. 1886 bushels.
CORN White, &c bushels prime at See.
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General Fitz John Portcr's Case.

FORTRESS MONROE, June s. General
George w. Getty, commanding the Artil-
Iery School, leaves tonight for West Point.
He is a member OF the board convened ny
the President to examine and report upon
the case of Genera! Fitz John Porter, with
q view to a new trial. General Emory Up
ton will command the post during his abb
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June S.--fiold opened ut l01.
E0on.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 3 per cent.
Gold, zoos. Exchan.e--IOng, 4S4ai; short, 1864.
Governments nrm. State bonds steady.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK June 8.-The following is the bank
statement: Leans increased $l,250,000; specie
decreased $3.50, 900: legal tenders increases. ST.
500.U00 deposits increased 900: reserves de-
creased S25O.00S.
Me banks hold sl4,000,00o above legal require.
ments.
BALTIMORE.
RALyIMOGE, June S.-Vlrginla G's Old, 2J !;
Deferred AN: consols, Ssh; second series, 29 !;
past-die coupons S3a. North Carolina 6s. old, II
new, 3. Bid To-day.
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FRosTs IN NEW ENGLAND.-Boston, June
7.-Reports from various parts Of this State
and New Hampshire show that the crops
were greatly injured by heavy frost last
NIGHT
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M EEuINssa.

rs,HE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN & +.
L CASE, No. So, are requested to attend Xxx
4 stated communication of their lodge ut ST. "
Adams Hall THIS lMonCayl EVENING at
Of sister lodges and transient brethren are frater-
naiIy invited to attend.
By order OF the w. NJ.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIE,
je lott Secretary.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
CRIMINAL LAWS-1STS.

CRIMINAL LAWS-1STS.
"
DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA OF
CRiNINAI, NATURE, Illustrated by judicial De-
cisions BY j. NJ Matthews. Second Edition, revised
and enlarged, with supplement containing the new
Code of Criminal Procedure and Digest OF Criminal
Decisions from goth 10 2S,h Gratlan, and OF others
thai will appear In Volume xxx. Price, Sc. just
published and for sale by
je 7-d&w kANDOLfh q EN1LiSh'
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JAMES & JOHN N. GORDON,
,b WHOI ,EsALE GROCERs AND DEALERS
IN METALS, Nos. 6 and 8 Fourteenth street. near
the Exchange Hotel, offer for sale Retned Sugars OF
and Black Teas Molasses andt Syfnps, Soap: Cam
dies, hi Carb. Soda, Pearl sareh. Ley,
als usually sold IN this market Nova Scotia Grind.
stones, ali sizes. ssi.Sit my IL
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LECTURES.

I ECTURE AT VEN
IL CuURCH.-JHdge FARRAR will give one OF
his best LECTURES on TUESDAY EVENING
NEXT / 1 III instant. at O'Clock. at the VENA-
CHURCH, for the benefit Of the
Sunday school.
ADMISSION: Adults Csc; children, l5c. -
ie 1925
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Terrible Affair.

Terrible Affair."
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
BURKEvILLE, VA, June 8.-Jcnnie Miller
nearly beheaded her husband, Anderson
Miller, with an axe this morning while at
the breakfast-table. It is thought to be
fatal. Cause, family feuds. She was eN-
amined and sent on to the County Court for
indictment. Bail refused. Both coiored.
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second, Bramble;. third, BarrIcade. Time.
2:43s.
The two-miIe race was won by Virginius,
beating Ball. Time, 4:015.
In the steeple chase Waller won; Dead
head second, Bay Rum third. Wild Oats
threw his Jockey.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. dc.

rOACHES.-We have in chargecFSsn g Ts.RI
" several SECONDHAND BRETTS. ~
corrvinr six PERSONS which are especially suited for
use in the mountains of Virginia, at the springs, and
hotels. These articles can be bought 1T Il very low
nrIce ana BUYERS would do well 10 examine them.
Ed. HITCHCOCK IL SON,
No. 1882 east Franklin street.
10 eft Richmond. Va.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, ATTEN ZION ASSEMBLE at q
" Regmentll Armory on MONDAY MORN q
ING, June Q, at 81 O'Clock, in full summer uni III
forms. white pants-company will be formed at II
oclock-to celebrate the thirty-fourth anniversary
Of the Company.
By order Captain L. j. BossIEUX.
JAMES Z. TYLER,
jc16-lt Orderly.
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Crimes and Casualties.

INSTANTLY KILLED AT A sAW-lrILL. (.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.] 81
STANTON, Va. June S.-George Crow
barger, a farmer, and in the lumber bust
ness, was instantly killed las. evening while
fixing & saw-miIl-a piece Of timber flying
up and breaking his neck.
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CALLED MEETING.

RICHMOND, FRED'G AND POTOMAC II. r.
C0MPANY'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Va, June l, 1878.
The Boa rtl Of Directors Of this company having
been requested by sufficient number of stocShold-
ers 10 call Il general meeting of its stockholders. in
conformity with the bylaws OF the company, notice
is hereby given that general meeting Of It's stock
holders will be held on TUESDAY the I'd day of
July. 1878, at O'Clock a. NJ.
Rv order of the 6oard Of DIRECTORS.
ie Ltd j. Is. WINSTON, Secretary.
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jc I0.1t

RICHMOND, June 10, 1878.
MEMBERS OF THE OTEY BATTERY
1vl AND INVITED GUESTS will meet at the
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets ut 95 O'Clock a.
NJ. MONDAY, June 10th, at which time the wagons
will leave for the James River Brewery.
BY order OF the Committee.
jelO-lt* IT. BINFORD, Chairman.
A NNUAL MEETING.-The seventh an
IA nual meeting of STOCKHOLDERS of the
RICHMOND PAPER-MANCFACTUR COM
PANY will be held at the Office of the company,
No. 1902 Main street. on THURSDAY the goth Of
June, Instant, at 6 O'Clock =. NJ.
JOHN Ii. MONTAGUE, President.
II. W. LUBBOCK, Secretary. ie l0-td
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s.rn or SYCAMORE STREET PRoPERTY--MEET-
ryc or ALUMSI AND FRIENDS OF THE UNI
yrRsIry--THE ToBACco.TAX-F EELING
,yoSG THE MANUfAcTURERs--sAAD DEATH
rue Potato cRop-~ADDREsS BY REV. Mr..
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Before the Potter committee to-day. Nc
Kenny, clerk OF the Grand Commission,
testified that the commission had only
printed copies of certificates before it re.
Gently. The witness, of the suggestion OF
Mr. Garfield, examined said certificates.
ana found that they had become fixed and
were duplicated. When Garfield came to
witness in the Supreme, Court and suggest.
ed an; examination, he (Garfeld) said
g You will probably sec the Importance Of
this in few days. There have been charges
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE CIRCUIT CoURT-IMPoR-
TANT WILL CASE-THE CIoPS-COoL WEA-
TEiEE, &C.
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NiSIATrRF ALnASat:-JUSE 10, 1878.
Sun ris.s........... 443 HIGH TIDE.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.-COmpete returns from
every voting precinct in this state have been re-
ce1Ved, and the vote for governor stands as fol-
lows: Head, rep, S,05S; Mexican, dem, 81. .OS3:
Brown, greenback, 6,3S5; prohibition and scat
tering, 129. Heads majority is 4Ss. The first
house OF representatives chosen under the bieD-
nial system Will be smaller by ninety-fiye mem
berS than the same body in 1875. Under the new
app0t1onmentth the full house would be composed
OF 29S members, but a number of towns have
failed to elect, owing to the greenback combi-
nations.
FLoRIDA.-Officiai and unofficial returns give
Bisoee, rep, for Congress, 232 majority. Yes
terday was the legal day for closing the canvass
In the several counties. MI. BiSbee has tele-
gIaphed from Alachua as follows: 'The county
board here is arbitrarily rejecting good returns
Have L. S. marshal come tomorrow without
fal.r
kl0tz claim to be elected TO Congress from the
11th district. The Official returns vary good
deal, but no estimate gives either candidate
more than seventy plurality.
says the following vote was cast for delegate TO
Congress, as far as counted: Davis, 1,116; Camp-
bell, 1896; Stevens, 1,161; WoOlsey, $40 The
precincts TO hear from will probably elect Camp
bell, Independent democrat.
MASSACHUsETS.-A recount of the yofaS for
Congress for the Sd district shows no mafersat
change in the plurality OF Field rem Whose
election Is assured beyond doubt. The com.
mittee who made the recount was cOmposed en-
tirely Of democrats. VII
MISsOURI.-AbOut one hundred oount,oc in
this state give the following result: senate
Democrats, Is; republicans i: preenhaekers Q
House-DemOcrats, 81; Republicans. Ia: green
hackers and independents, 10.
SIRGINIA..Tne last OF the returns from the
sth congressional district, those OF wise county,
nave been received. They establish the election
OF James B. Richmond, Conservative, by a plur-
AMY u over tnree hundred votes,
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GEtND aRNN OF TEsE REPs X.
lsC.
4unIy ersary Celebration.

lTILApELPHIt, Nov. 12.-To-dah being the
Nc;iih anniversary Of the organization OF the
Grand Amy OF the Republic, il is being proper
]! Ce!Chl i'sd by the various posts in this city
ana several from abroad. al the International
eAldblliCD, where an elaborate musical pro-
"t"mne has been arranged, i'm which several
Wei Known performers take part. The grand
army posts, participating in the anniversary
iDiGe a short street parade this afternoon, and
towards evening they Will be reviewed bI COM
n,alG lGcT-in-chief Robinson and his stan with a
number OF invited guests. including Governor
liaUrahft and Others Addresses are 10 be made.
by several prominent speakers There Will be
competitive drill between the cadets of the
Soldiers orphans Institute and the Lincoln
Institute. after which viii be given a vocal and
Instrumental concert
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RAITIM0RE ~,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-Virginia sixee old 10:
do. deferred, 81; do. consolidated, a2s4 do second
series, 20; do past due coupons, 791s. North Caro-
lima sizes old, 16; do. new, bid today Sugar
in far demand and steady-A soft, 9a9l..
BALTIMORE, Nov. l2.Cotton dull and uneef
uecn7middling nominallS sAsszs Flour dun and
srn lower A and Il mactiyeosouthern red. 95al %; do
z western winter red. SPOT and November. L63k;
and lower western quiet and easier-sou,hern white.
spot, An; November a; December; 45x January,
46s46A steamer, Al. Oats quiet and ste sdy-seuth,
ern and Pennsylvania, 27a2y; western white 2sa29;
do mixed, 26a27. Rye quiet and nonlnal-eouth.
ern, 66a5S. Hay dull and unchanged Provisions
quiet and jobbing trade only-prices unchanged
Butter, choice steady and firm-western roll and
packed. l6als. Petroleum dull and nominal-crude,
IL; refined, Ss4a9. Coffee quiet and nomnsIIy
tteady-Rio oargoes, l2Hal6 whisky dull. l. Ii for
qg@ietmgrain. @ ssd -o Reoeipts.nour. 5o9s: wheat.
merte-Hheat. 156 800: corn, 500.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Stocks quiet Money
Gold, loo.s Exchange. long. 4s6ss; short, d..
NEW YORK, Nov l2-Flour quiet Wheat dull
Corn dull
LONDON, Nov 12,4p. m.-U. s. fouranda.
asH @ Per sse-re oTns no4ds sI new hxes l05a Ere.
fined petroleum, nd per gallon. Turpentine, as ca.
per cWt. -'oNA-