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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
A TRUE STA TEMEN1,.

D glander passes through the Souther
. States and sees things as they reall
} exist. 1t is characteristic for tho Ply
| mouth Rocker to look at other pcopl
| through stained glasses, because tbei
! self-esteem always elevates them abov
the common herd OF the race.
Mr.. Il. B. Haskell, editor.in.cbief Q
the Boston Herald, has lately been o.
an extended tour through the South
His conclusion are of peculiar value il
that they represent the views of a maj
ofindependent mind ,ofextended traveI
Of shrewd judgment, and one who woult
not be misled by appearances. He frs
remarks upon the semi-rural nature o
Southern cities and the fact that th,
South still remains an agriculture
section. Beyond the Mississippi goot
horscmanship is universal, even the nc
groes being greatly addicted to mule
riding. Athletic outdoor sports have
given the men an erect carriage anc
an exemption from those optical disa
bilitles which place the eyeglass astridc
the nose of so many young New En-
glanders. Though no bookworms, the
Southerners have taste for reading
but their conservatism does not allow
them to take kindly to those delinea,
tions Of morbid mental phenomna OF
those too ooften successful attempts at
naturalistic nastness which crowd the
booksellers counters and feed the in
satiable patrons Of our circulating H.
braries. A feature of Southern char
acter is the reverence in which the
clergy are held. The respect shown
to ministers of every denomination re-
minds one OF traditions of early eccle-
siastical New England, when the min
lister was far more power in the com.
munity than he is today. The pro-
portion of young men in the Southern
churches is greater than is the case in
the North. To have tho reputation of
an infidel or atheist the South carries
with il the penalty of social isolation.
New England liberalism is looked upon
with suspicion, and the Concord"School
of Philosophy" would command no at
tendance in any Southern State. The
free lovers, who hold their debates
and lectures so publicly in New En-
gland, would find their necks in imme-
date danger in any town from Vir-
ginia to Texas.
In every Southern community female
4 4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
ELECTION OF AND purIrs or cu,,auAr.

3. The delegate elections and County consen-
tion shall be governed and conducted strictly in
accordance with the following rules, and the
Charm Of the County Committee shall be an
nually elected by the Comfy Convention and shall
be ee'e0icio, the President Of all County oonven-
ti0us
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

An honest Hibernian, in recommend
ing a COW, said she would give milk
year after year without having calves.
"Bccause, II runs in the breed for
she came from q COW that never had a
calf"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

Lazincss grows on people II begins
in cob.webs and ends in chains. The
more business a man has TO do, the
more he is able TO accomplish, for he
learns to economic HE time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

4. The election for delegates to represent The
different districts in the annual Democratic Coun
ty Convention shall be held at the usual place Of
holding the general elections for each district, on
the Saturday preceding the third Tuesday of Sep
tember, tbeng tho 18th this year. begin aing at
o'clock, p. m, Of same day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
DR J. p. BURCHFIELD,

Tate Surgeon Of the ssd Regiment, PsnnsyIvanie
Volunteers, havisg returned from the Army,
oaers his professional services 10 hscitren'
G GClearheid county.
ns-Professionsi calls promptly attended 20.
gnes on Second street, fcrmerlyoeeupieo y
Df.Woods. faprl, 'ee-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

I. The voting at all delegate elections shall be
by ballot upon which ballots shall be written or
printed the name names Of the delegate or del
egates voted for, together with any instructions
which the voter may desire to give the delegate
or delegates. Each ballot to be received from
the person voting the same by member Of the
election board, and by him deposited in box or
other receptacle prepared for that purpose, to
which box or other receptacle no person but the
members of the election board shall have access.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

8. The said delegate elections shall be held BY
an election board, TO consist Of the member Of the
County Committee for such district, and two
other Democratic voters thereof, who shall be ap-
pointed or designated by the County Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
THE
.CLEARFIELD REPUBLICAN,"
rupLrsnxp syrRr wsDssspAr,A AT
cLEARFIRLD. PA.
rsTABLIs In 1877.
The largest Circulation Of any Newspaper
In North Central Pennsyivania.
ssrABLIsHED In 1877.
Terms Of Subscription.

., ,.,d In advance, or within 8 months....s2 90
y !, "a aiter and before Q months....... 2 go
" y P,jd aiter the expiration Of 8 months. . 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

In case any of the persons so constituting the
board shall be absent from the place Of holding
the election for a quarter Of an hour after the
time appointed, by Rule First, for the opening Of
The same, his or their place or places, shall be
dlled by an election to be conducted ripa rocs by
the Democratic voters present at the time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS.
NODE oF VOTING.

@. Every qualified voter Of the district, who n
the last general election voted tho Democratic
ticket, shall be entitled to vote at the delegat
elections
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

MUST OBEY INSTRUCTION., on M EXPELLED.
~. Delegates must obey instructions given
them by their respective districts, and II violated
Il shall be tho duty Of the President Of the Con-
vcntion to cast the vote Of such delegate or dele
gates in accordance with the instructions and
the delegate or delegates 30 offending shall be
forthwith expelled from the Convention, and
shall not be eligible to any Office or place Of
trust in the party for period Of two years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
A COMMITTEE Or rIvE.

Such complaint shall bo heard by committee
Of FIVE delegates to be appointed by the Presi-
dent Of the Convention, which said committee
shall proceed to hear the parties, their proofs
and allegations, and as soon as may be reported
to the Convention what delegates are entitled 10
seats therein, and what Instructions are binding
upon such delegates. Whereupon the Convcn
ton shall proceed Immediately, upon the call of the
yeas and nays, to adopt or reject the report Of
the contesting parties. In which call Of the yeas
and nays the names Of the delegates whose seats
are contested or whose instructions are disputed,
shall bc omitted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

10. Whenever from any district, qualified Dem
ocraiic voters, In numbers equal to Eve times the
delegates which such district has in the County
Convention, shall complain in writing Of an un-
due election Of false return Of delegates or Of in
structions, in which complaint the alleged facts
shall be specially set forth and verified by the
affidavit Of one or more persons, such complaint
shall have the right to contest the scat Of such
delegates or their validity Of such instructions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
! FINANCIAL.
aioHMoNp sTocK ExcH q 4, !; J.
THURSDAY. sfay srs7s.

Z D. nv
log bid; United states as, 10 TX bid InssS asked
2sate Ssc&rlsee-ffrginia consois, s6X bid, 81
virginia sssssnfs ceIsols new bid A akea
coupons, sIJs bid, s2 asked. l.A' 4
l20 bid: Richmond city g., j. and ..iSs Ind !:
PeieSurg ely civ e g sid 99
L. nchbnrs city g. j. and j., ii u nd: L tu
city G's, j; and j.. 1929 bid; Norfolk city wszsr
ss, n. and N, lie bid
fourth morie gage Ss, j. ansi j.. Ie4 bid; Virginia
Senirai hn1!road on-morigage e-s. D. and j.. Oh
GU Ph ans Railroad ihsrd norigase preferred
md OHIO Eailroad certificate 9sk bid; trange AID
6 AZ Railroad first mortgage 6s, M and n.
mortgags 81, j. and j .-64 bio; Orange. Alexan-
drin and Manassas Railroad Hfst mortgage rs. j.
Railroad consolidale1i 6:s, III. and v. S5 assed:
Pledmolt kallroad first MORTGAGE s's. a. and o..
1o2a BID Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
Canal Bonds james River nd Eanawha C1naI
hrst mortgage e.. n. and ~. So bid. =
Raifrnad 1on S,oeSsGhichm9nd and Petersburg
burg and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par. 40
DiI; Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
an f fo1 PaF 81
seven per cent. guaranteed. 100 psr, 80 bid; Con-
n nee karoad stock 70 par 70 asSea Richmond
ana Danviile Railroad, 100 par. bid 15 asked:
Piedmont Railroad 100 par. II bid; seaboard and
noanoSe Railroad common, 100 par, So bid: Sea
90 bid. S,',' . vol A'''s'' Ao NV p 'i'
Bank Stocks-State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par.
40 btd; 90 asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, so
par AN DID: Merchants and Planters Savings, 25
lar. 10 bid; Citizens Bank, 2j par, u bid. 22E
rrne; 25 par. 35 bid, SO asked; Merchants aud
mes Nc l9o par, 80 bid, So asked Granite,
Mscet taneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 81 bid. -
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DRCGs. ssEE,iCan Es. DO.
BEDFORD WA. ALUM AND IRON

BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
- SPRINGS WATER, MASS, AND PILLS. for
certain forms Of Dysp ,psia, Diseases peculiar 10
Females, Chronic Darrhnl: Bronchil. Scrofnious,
ana Cutancoms Affections Disorders OF the Liver,
Kidneys, and Bladder Debility, Malaria, aud Head
ache. '..r..
n" Eqtlal 20 any water OF is class known to me-"
HUNTER MCGUIRE, NJ d.. Virginia.
"Sallsfaciory in uterine Diseases and ~ malarious
conditions" G.. W. VAIL. III. d.. Ohio.
"Enlclent In Dyspepsia aud Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood
Used with success In certain diseases peculiar to
females Il. RoEMER. VI. d., Missouri.
- Beneficial in AIalartul Fever ami Diphiheria;"
"Inraluabe In scrofula.' 100.
W. j. GILBERT. NJ. D., North Carolina:
Recommended as prophylactic ~ Yellow-Fe-
yer DISTRICTS" ID. II. fAIREN, NJ. d., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON Of these Springs begins
JUNE lsT. Terms, $50 per month Carriages
meet visitors al Forest or Lawyers. each .our miles
from the Springs. upon ad"lce of arrival. Accom-
modatious unequatd. All the comforts Ind at
fractions. Skilfu resident physician.
one Gbzcn haf-g1 lion bottles 81 rs for nYe-sallon
cask 81 for ten gallons 81 for twenty gallons-on
board car, y@snDG ard H. bo,le and 10
| for haIl-dozcn-cnt postpaid. This Aass Is the
water sodiicJ and cont;ins all The curative prog
| cries Of tie water III reduced space.
| PILLS. Twenty five and ifly cents. anu 81 pack
| age, or IL, 80, and S3-post. paid. These Is
consist 1 The Mass IN sugar coated pills. formed To-
suit delicate conditions sample supply sent free to
anr physician desiring 10 use II In practice. Pam
phct free upon application. This remedy Of Nature
Is endorsed by the medical profession. and attcsle
by results in thousands OF cases during the last
| tWcuty-Scycn years. Address
President Of he COmpanr,
rs Main street. LyuchbIrs. Va.
Soldby POLK MILLER & co Agents.
| 900 Mria street, Richmond.
| ROrED-TRIP TICKETS FROM points Sorih anu
South for sale al The Gcpos and ckct-olhces NJ re-
diced rates. Az 29-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09

I3niye Si.lg5sa Si.i1. sou,i,e 81 an6
earls; We tern Grm soltherp white. 47c: yellow,
5s6oc. Hay dI am ann ~ as.ss at
ch1oged Enter sssa.y prime d, citte,ss yes,sr
a Esss dn
changed. Sugar firm. t1r -; o4 4u a .f UNI
al. II, ~ CINCINNATI III y 81 r ~
sey and DID IL GOOD n p
sl.0sMSI 0G,s. Corn quiet Ut 37G37Xc. Oats i'm
Soasiy ser Lard stronger ea nlsr sas me-
GEAR as sIess stdss, lss ssgsaso:
| rib. $685. i2s;. clear sides, s5 25GSs5.37K.
Whiskey steady AZ 81. Butter and suEar steady and
9nctangsa Hogs in fair demand and frm; picking.
-. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May s.-Four quiet and unchanged.
While Sc: mixed. 's s7s ee osis hssp w nss
Pc; mixed: SOC. Pork sIeadyat 3d. Lard guies
sssasy se Ga r5 T. ,eaGy
eoSe h sisnr ' lead Shoulders nn go clear no.
Sugar sa s15 ss VIII ese ,'s s,eass
ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS, Nav S.--tio.Y endy ond unchanged. {
Wheat strong: No. 2 red fall. ! I .05zlaS6 css1
sa nsV Nay res 9 81 ,Jnss sssg
May $50 Ss4.s June, Sfsssc. Jais'. $SSsssc.
johbInE, $500. Lsrd nonrualiy nnenangeG Baix,,
me5tE irlner: shoulders. rp-country. So rs clear
tbs yS:JV- CefiVered Rgcon b12ner. ct-ar RIOS
go 0@5s5.l2Y cssb, 80 july, $5.S5t9 $3.50 Au-a
sns. F., 80 g.. g 'ts 80 : -,
I y CHICAGO. so tEsi
CHICAGO. 31ay S.--Fieur In gsnd demand af fair
prices Wheat Irregular and unsettled: Eo.f2
Chicago spring a4Ss. cash. g6gc snue. 95sc. July;
No: Chicago spring, 1896. Corn strong; 3aXc.
cash, 35SsSs36Sc. June. 36T@J6Sc. July. Oats
a.tiTe and Srm 264e. cash. n Dune. 27c Juiy.
Pork In Rood dema nd and tending upward: $4,000
80 so cash. 80. 5Ef@sss 90 June, s967taGS9.70
July. Lard strong and higher. S6l2ktlS6i5
cash, s0.l5as8.17k .Juue- S6.1TA(l6.E0 July
Ealk,meats II. GOOD demand and shade higher;
81 go. Whisscy steady and unchanged. -
Close Wheat unsettled and lower: 94c. bid
May. 953c. June 95c. bid July. Corn easter and
&c. lower. 0ars Inactive and lower: 2sA@ 2sKc.
June, 2TSc. july Pork stronger aud exc. higher.
Lard active but weak and lower. - a',7'5s
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Charlottesville.
THE Missing STUDENT TURNS UP-RACE

THE Missing STUDENT TURNS UP-RACES.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May S.-Thc young
man Crawford referred to in my telegram
on the eth as missing from the University
has been heard from. He turned up at
home, in Louisville, Ky.
The races Of the Charlottesville Jockey
Club commenced to-day at BirdWood, four
miles west of Charlottesville. A large
crowd was in attendance, including visitors
from other towns and cities. A train ran
between Chariot esyile and the race
grounds every hour. The first race-half
mile dash-was won by J. W. Garth's chest
nut colt Selden.
The second race-one-mile dash-was
won by Captain Hancock's I" Nib" MCGEE.
Time, 2:o1.
In the: third-a hurdle race-there were
three entries, Moneys chestnut horse Fleet
won. ....
The fourth-a steeple-chass-w won by
Garth's "Vera." The races will be con-
tinued tomorrow.
Mr.. Broadus Flannagau's horse fell with
him in the second race, dislocating his
ankle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
cTIMULATE THE SLUGGISH KID

In addition 10 its tonic and catlartic properties,
Hostetter's Stomach Ditt2rs exercises : beneficial
influence upon The kidneys and bladder, VIXEN they
are inactive, by stimulating them TO renewed exer-
ton thus Feopening, Us it wcre sluise for the es
cape Of impurities whose regular caannel of exit Is
the organs Of urination. Among these are certain
abnormal aud in1ammatory elements. productive Of
irreparase injury TO the system il not entirely eI
PEELED. The kidneys and bladder themselves are
also benefited by this stimulus, their inactiYay Is
usually preliminary TO their disease and disozgani-
zatleR. They also experience. in common With
other portions of the system the potent inrigors-
tive effects OF the Bfters waich fur. hermsaee COR
reefs disorccred conditions or The stomach, bowels,
aud liver. my 7-W(wAFAM1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPH 80 rHE DISPATCH.

.-rprsT,SG TELEGRAMS FROM WASH
;, ,,.rrnS-pgoGRES OF THE NEW MILL
lazy BILL AND THE EIGHT-HouRLAw--
sur ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
rAiLRoAD CASE BEFORE JUDGE BOND,
- SnRFGLK-KlLLED BY AN ELEVATOR
- cBIcAGo--A STRIKE ORGANIZING IN
,,r,xoIS-W0MANtS SUFFRAGE ASSOCtA-
,r,ox At ST. LoUIS-PRlZE-FIGRT IN CAN
,n,-soUTnEEN BAPTIST CONVENTION
~ ,q1.ASTA-rHk MISSING UNIVERSITY
sTrnrST FouSD--NATIoNAL CoLoRED
Observation-Disclosures RECENT VIC
,,,,ry-Tug SITUATION IN RUSSIA, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
The Councils of Medical and Sanitar,

ATLANTA, GA, May S.-The National
Board of Health adjourned to meet in Nash
vile in October.
The Sanitary Council OF the Mississippi
Valley adjourned to-day sine die.
The American Medical Association have
adopted the metric system. The following
officers were elected for next year: Pre<i-
dent, Lewis Sayre. OF New York; Vice Pre-
sidents, Il. B. Cole, California;; E. Il.
Hunt, Ncw Orleans; o. Marcy, Massachll-
sets; +. T. Porcher, South Carolina; Per
manent Secretary, W. 3. Atkinson, Phila-
dclphia; Assistant Secretary, Walter: Gill
let!e, New York. Several valuable papers
were read and referred for publication.
New York was chosen as the next place of
meeting. The Association will adjourn To-
morrow and make an excursion to Augusta.
There were.S00 present Mt the.citizens' ban
nnpt. To- Mo hit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 6.-Tobacco.-In Kentucky leaf there Is not
much being done. the manufacturers taking mode
rate quantities, hut the export demand slack prices
generally are held very steady and have not varied.
Virginia Leaf IS having fair inquiry; manufacture
erS are taking fair quantities Of wrappers both
bright and dark. and old smokers, paying steady
2k@12kc.: 1876 cases 1877 State =ced-lcaf on pri-
vae Terms; 15S cases 1877 New England ut IA GE
2Oc.: 3iS cl-+s 1878 New ENGLAND seconds aud
filler; on private terms: 100 cases 1877 icnnsyl-
yania al 124m23c.: 800 bales Havant ut SScG1
Sl.lG. The quotations for Virginia leaf are Bright
wrappers. common 10 medium, l5G122c.: good TO
fine 25d43c.; tine 10 extra fine, 50Gl75c. +; smOk-
crs. 15G25c.: dapple wrappers, l66q20c.; lugs,
common 10 eoo. 2nP3c.; good 10 line, 3tl4c.; leaf,
extra, OG &c.; and black wrappers, l20l5c.-
Journal If Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
sous,,ern Bap,ist Conyeniion.

ATLANTA, GA, May 8.-The Southern
Baptist Convention met to-day, with three
hundred delegates present. Rev. J. p.
Boyce, of Kentucky, was elected president.
Rev G. #. Ticknor, of Alabama, offered
a resolution to appoint five brethren to bear
to the Baptists OF the North at their APP
preaching anniversaries fraternal regard
and assurance of COOPERATION with them in
mission work. Referred to a committee OF
one from each State.
Great harmony prevails. ....-,.
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.Norrark.
THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO RAIL
ROAD eAaE--DEcREE1GF SALE ENTERED.

| THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO RAIL.
ROAD eAaE--DE GREE OF SALE ENTERED.
| Especial telegram to the Dispatch Sc
NORFOLK, bay Tin THE United States
District Court this morning the case
of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road was again taken up. and the coun-
sci for the trustees. under the mortgage
made motion to enforce the decree Of the
sale OF the road. Previous to entering the
decree prayed for, Messrs. w. W. Henry
and S. l.. Parrish, trustees FOR the Dutch
bondholders, filed q petition that the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee, Virginia and Ken
lucky Southside, and Norfolk and Peters
burg railroads be made parties defendant to
the suit, and that the entering Of the de-
cree be delayed till The proper steps be
taken to bind them and their stockholders
by these proceedings.
The Court, consisting OF Judges Waite
and Bond, as TO this special question, over
ruled the petition.
) Mr.. John Lyon, on behalf Of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company, then filed a petition
for rehcaring and review OF decree pre-
yiously entered by the Circuit Court, disal-
lowing claim Of the company, ond was ar
guing in support of the petition when the
arrival OF the time for the consideration OF
the decree OF sale by the Court caused an
Adjournment OF the question. The Court
then proceeded to pass on the proposed de-
cree OF sale and a number Of exceptions
thereto by counsel during the morning
After allowing some OF misconceptions and
oycrruling others, it was agreed to enter the
decree Of sale as of this date, containing the
notifications rendered necessary by the ac-
ton OF the Court on these exceptions. The
counsellor all parties interested then met to
consult together and draft decree in ac-
cordance with the opinion of the Court. The
decree will probably be ready for signature
tomorrow.
The decree recites that unless the Allan
tic, Mississippi and Ohio Company shall, on
or before the second Tuesday IN January,
1880, pay the plaintiffs trustees arrears Of
interest, master commissioner Will be ap-
pointed to sell the right, title, and interest
OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Com
pany in the three roads extending from
Norfolk to Bristol. Advertising, Sc, is re-
CURED by the deed OF September 8, 1871,
for ninety DAYS. 49,.
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THE POINDEXTER TRIALS.
THE PoINDExTER TRIALS.

READY TO-DAY, IN impartial account tlfty-six
pages octayo) Of The shooting of Charles G. Curtis
by John f. Poinaexter, personal description Of the
principal characters Corouers Inquest examination
al the Police Courts and two trials before the Hust-
ngs Court; together with lists Of those examined as
to their qualifications as and other interest.
Ing information ;,s.e ,.Es-c
For single copy, as cents.
For sale by newsdealers,
w.D. CHgsTERAAN
up s6.d,sw&w Z. d. FISHER
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tl36sgS = 1000: yellow pine boards, saas liz,
loist aleGls14. according TO lengths. Shingles
rIHe. as.5uTS5; cypress six-iich. ssGs9 .Z.-
ln.9oo. Laths-spit, 81 & sawed, sl.50ats1,S'
Starcs: Whlskey- barrel timber green. 81 s@$2s7
1000: seasoned. $2itGtS25 p LOCO. EIour-barre
timber. s2@S5 2 LOCO. Flour-barreI poles, IS !:
hosshead-hools. roc. q bundle.
Powder Shot. ae. +
Esse;: Toys rainiug, s5e-as1.25 a 100 fee.
Pofs6er: 1913 by The fEs keSs-less ttaa 6s
EGGS, 1925 blasting. $32562S2.50.
6hof: Northern, - 65 , bag or rs D5,
GTfHdstGn6s: 1Sa2kc. a 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEX ETS.

MAY The marie, to-day was hrmer. with n
slightly u.tter feeling. Flour Is In better inquiry,
ana though we make no change In quotations an adj
vance MAY be expected. Wheat IS in light receipt.
brI, prices are irin. ana note sales or o2G bush
els NJ IL, 5l.1 -. and SLIT, rs TO quality. only
few lots OF corn offered to-day, which sold 1t
acc. Nothing doing III rye or oats Butter j. lower.
Wool has commenced coa!ag in, and we revise quo
81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
Rusaers OF u General Strike.

CHICAGO, May S.-The Socialist leaders
here assert that they, with the trades unions,
are organizing a strike, to begin on July
9Th, and to be general throughout the coun-
try. They will demand the universal
adoption OF the eight-hour system. and will
settle the matter OF wages after that point
is disposed Of. This strike has been de-
cided upon in their private councils, but it
is no secret that their proposition is politi-
cal in IFS nature. and the purpose Of the
Workmen is to secure better Wages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
NEW YORK PETROLEUM ,lARKET..

MAY 6.-Pcancd for delivery here IL unchanged
bt fer oatpoIt deiiyefy IS sc. lower. Crude IS 80 i
,lirht decline Thee Is Il slow business. Prizes
are: tSc for crude In bnk; 7i&s73!c for crude =
shipping order: 714aSc. for n12ht ha. Refined al
sKc for New York, SIC. for Philadelphia. sod
sSc. FOR GaliimCse. Refined IN cases II 2l..Ge
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