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FLOYD COUNTY.
FLOYD COURTHOUSE,

S"ptcmDer ~, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: To-day we had Con
ServatiYe barbecue and public speaking. A
large crowd was present. The day was all
that heart could wish. 4 brass band from
Chrlstiansburg was in attendance, and made
splendid music for the occasion. The speak
ing commenced at II A. u. and continued
till about half after , O'Clock Z. NJ.
Colonel John Dickerson, from Grayson,
the Conservative nominee OF the Sixth dis
trict, was the first speaker, General Walker
was the next, and the Hon. R. Z. Withers
closed the discussion. A large majority OF
the crowd was enthusiastic Tor the malnte-
nance OF the credit OF poor old Virginia.
General Walker, like his illustrious lead
or, Stonewali Jackson, stood to-day like a
stone wall in defence Of Virsinia's honor.
Ali hail to the noble old chieftain.
Senator Withers is one OF the best orators
We have. His speech was the best and most
conclusive argument that have heard made
upon the question.
But cannot close this letter without add
ing what | heard 4 Presbyterian minister
say to-day while listening to the discussion.
Said he II think all have spoken well, but
feel ashamed that it is necessary that such
an etfor. should be made to teach Virgin
JAMS that it is necessary to be honest" II
the land were peopled with such men as
this minister OF the gospel there would be
no use for such discussions.
Colonel J. l.. Howard is tue nominee Of
the Conservative party for the House OF
Delegates. FLOYD.
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SALT RHEUM on BODY AND LIMBS.
OBLIGED TO GO ABOUT ON CRUTCHES
A WONDERFUL CURE.
OBLIGED TO G(

Messrs. Weeks d Potter: Gentlenen.-In jus.
tice to those who may suffer rs lave suffered. and
as grateful Acknowledgement Of the cure ! have
received from the use of the CUTICURA RENE
DIES, voluntarily make the following statement:
have had Salt Kheum on my body and on one leg
In very aggravated form for eight years. No kind
of treatment, or medicine. or doctors. during this
time did Inc any permanent good. My friends in
Maiden aud elsewhere know that have been great
sufferer and that my condition at times has been
such TO make me despair of ever being able to find
cure, even relief. In fact, when l began
the use of CCTICURA my limb was SO raw and
tender that could not hear my weight on it with
out The skin cracking and bleeding, and Obliged
TO go about on crutches. I commenced to use the
CUTICURA In April, and at once realized its beue-
fetal effects 1t gradually drew the inflammation
and humor to the surface. anu as fast 1t appeared
healed 1t. At times large quantities would come TO
the surface. causing burning heat, inflammation,
swelling and itching. which, under the constant use
of CUTICURA, would rapidly subslde and heal.
Each tiMe these outbreaks grew less and less severe
and lnally disappeared leaving me perfectly cured
used the CUTICCRA five months. and took the X E
SOLVENT most OF The time. which were the only
remedies used. / think the RESoLVEST Il very
strengthening and purifying medicine TO take in
such extreme cases as mine. because The disease Is
so weakening 10 The system.
Very gratefully yours, -
MAIDEN, MASS, October Is, 1878.
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Cotton Case in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 1.-THE follow
ing order of Court in the Injunction suit
was served on the parties made defendant
in the late trial before Special Judge Gallo
way: Whereas y. W. Speers, Jr., hath
filed his bill of complaint In the Chancery
Court OF Shelby county against the defend
ants, j. d. Punkett Ell a., and obtained an
order for writ OF injunction from the
Hon. Jacob ;. Galloway, to be issued in pur-
suance OF the prayer Of the said bill These
are therefore to command you and the said
Plunkett and others that each and every
one OF You, in your several capacities, do
absolutely desiSt and refrain from inter-
ferInS with Infection, whether loose or
bailed, or with seed-cotton. and not here.
after prevent in any way its being brought
into the port Of Memphis in wagons, cars,
or otherwise, until further ORDER"
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FAUQUIER COUNTY.

WARgENroN. VA, September 80, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Considerable excite
ment has been created here within the last
few weeks by. some party or parties who
have been discovered number OF times
in the act OF attempting to enter houses
where there were no gentlemen, and espe-
cralIy rooms occupied by ladies. In one or
two instances young ladies have been fright
ened by threatening demonstrations from
negro said to have been in almost nude
condition. All efforts TO arrest the daring
miscreant have, so far, been unayailing.
These attempts are thought by some to be
the freaks Of monomaniac. Others insist
that there is method in his Madness" and
that there is urgent need OF more stringent
efforts for the punishment OF such outrages.
On Sunday afternoon last the house OF
Thomas Dillworth, a worthy and well-to-do
colored man, was entered from front win
dow, and upwards OF $500 In gold and
grecnbacks taken out OF Il wardrobe. The
wardrobe was then fired, but fortunately
the flames by some means were stifled and
no damage was done beyond the injury OF
some clothing. The perpetrator OF this
daring robbery and attempt at arson is also
at large, but hopes are entertained OF his
apprehension.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has recently moved to its new rooms, and
arrangements are now being made for pub
lie demonstration on the occasion OF the
first semi-annua meeting. Warrenton is
furnishing her full quota Of able speakers
in advocacy OF the equitable adjustment Of
the public debt. Our venerable townsman,
Ex-Governor Smith, has "buckled on the
harness." and yesterday doubtless aided DR..
Curry in the complete demolshins OF Mas
sew at Harrisonburg. General Payne. the
s. Floatcr" from Fauquier and Loudoun,
Hon. James V. Brooke, and Major r. Tay-
Ior Scott, are entering actively upon tue
canvass. General Hunton has also given
some telling blows. AMATEUR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEeRApH TO THE pIspArcH.

ALBERT MITCHELL, THE ALLEGED LOUISA
MURDERER. ASKS FOR a NEW TRIAL
THE PRINCESS ANNE CONVENTIONS
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TEMPLARs
To VISIT RIcHMoND-THE YELLoW.FE-
YER IN MEMPHIS; THE QUESTION OF M
PORTING LOOSE COTTON INTO MEMPHIS
THE INDIAN WAR IN CoLoRADO; MAJOR
THORNBURG AND OTHER OFFICERS
KiLLED-sALE OF THE WILMINGTON,
COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD
FIRE AT WILMINGTON. y. c.; THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BALES OF COTTON BURNED
ASsIGNMENT-THE STRIKE AT CINCIN-
Malta DESPERATE BAND KILLED IN
INDIAN TERRITORY-PosTAL MATTERS
THE STRIKES IN ENGLAND-FIvE OF TIE
GLASGOW BANK DIRECTORS DISCHARGED
FROM PRISON AND HoOTED BY A CROWD
SIBERIAN EXILEs.
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS CURED.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM \ WELL
KNOWN ATTORNEY.

Editor Ee,o Orleans Piedyune: Sir,-Since the
fall Of 1867 up 10 the last three weeks have been
troubled with an eruption of the skin which the
doctors call by various names. but which IS gene
rally known by the name OF Eczema or Salt Rhenm
The principal place Of attack was my hands which
at times, especially during the winter-!imc, were
very sore. .., 49,. -
hands and cnvcl my whole body. Doctors have
been consulted ~ Phiadelph Wash ugton, and in
this eli v with no success than temporary re-
lief After considerable expense and much pain
and suffering ] had come To the conclusion that
would SIS the sayir. goes. have TO grin and bear it,
About four weeks ago read in the Picdyane the
adycrlls ement of tuTICURA. for sale by our we'll
known druggist. Mr.. Lyons, and resolved TO try IL
purchased tifty-cent box, and before 1t was halt
used the disease had completely disappeared, and
feel certain that mine is a permanent cure.
My objecr Ia sending you this letter is 10 make
known to other sufferers the value OF CuTIcCKA,
and thus benent, II ever SO niue sua'itHs H"
mantty. S5a@ Yours truIS, c.ppo,r
* ..< Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,
O-.r 3S Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS, December IS, 1873.
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The following i Z comparative sIatctHeHI
oi the inspections at the seFeral warehouses
1850 s,,r;pr, mo ,NoSt tL-re wears.

,.hiih show. 4 decrease in comparison Win
,,-s. but large increase over 1877.
The raport Of the Health officer shows
Mo-, ior,y.Ihrcr deaths occurred in the city
d,rino the month OF September. Or those
,rl,n died % we're colored and 20 white; %
were males and 30 females; 10 were mar
rfrG % single. 3 widows, and 3 widowtrs.
Twcntv-thrcc died under five years OF age,
ord four over fifty years. The highest rate
Of mortality was in the Third Ward, which
!, supposed ~ he one OF the best condl-
Toned wards in the city.
The exact vote cast III the primary cleo
,ion Yesterday was $50. The ReadiuSters
are branyiu" a great deal over what they
tenn very light vote and at their meeting
4, NE Academy OF Music last night the vote
n The several wards WAS placarded IN large
,f,rrs on the stage, and reference was sew
er.l times made 10 it by the speakers. But
N reality the vote is no test OF the ConSer-
yaiye strength in the city. There was no
contest to call ont full vote.
And here j, may be said that 1908 white
and l,ol5 coiored voters in Petersburg are
delinquent TO the State for their capltation
tax for last year. Before the election many
II these will doubtless qualify themselves 10
kyolc by paying this tax.
The RcGdiusters last night crowded the
Academy Of Music To hear addresses by
Colone! Cameron and Captain Blair Of
Wy,he The meeting in polnt OF numbers
was a success. After il was over, Drs.
May and Harwood, the Readiusling candi-
date, for the House of Delegates, were scre-
naded, as aIso vas Captain Blair, who was
the guest OF General Malone. All made
4 speeches.
N The interEal.reyenue collections in the
81 Petersburg district for the month Of Sep
Il tender amounted to Sl03, 1856.
The expenditures Of the city for the
3 mouth OF september, rs shown by the re-
q io; OF the Auditor, were SlS,929.SS.
4 4 Republican maSS-meelng is called to
q be held al the chapel in Pocahontas Friday
nI,at "to discuss the DEBT question and
matters pertaining TO the well-being OF the
1 Republican party" The meeting will be
addressed by several leading men Of the
party.
1t is stated that the Republicans Of First
md Second Wards. at their meeting last
hi:A, !ald on the table proposition sent
lien BY the Rt&djuSterS.
According 10 the report Of tie Treasurer,
/ he cash receipts OF the city from all sources
oi month were light, amounting only to
>3.Ijl.70.
The Common Council met in monthly ses-
Ion This afternoon. but no business OF spe-
a!l Importance was transacted.
Oay eight marriagc-iicenseS were issued
10 this city last month-three 10 white and
/ tie to coIored couples. Fortv-ive deeds
2@e admitted to record. ROBIN ADAlR.
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!s200, 10000, mentioned on Saturday, will 20
TO America. Meantime the French drain OF
gold to The United States seems to have az
sumed something OF its former magnitude.
large sum Is stated to have left Hayre
Yesterday, and there is reason to believe,
though 1t is not officially announced. that
the directors Of the Bank of France have
decided to advance premium per mill for
the purpose OF checking the outflow. This
determination having obtained credence in
Paris, it Is being anticipated by large with
drawals for London" .. ..
sTRBET-F1GHT, &C. -t
LONDON, October 1.-Mr. Lawson, OF the
Ddaty Ieleqrdph, who was recently attacked
In the Truth newspaper, had an encounter
on the street with Labouchere, its editor.
to-day. Neither was much hurt.
LONDON, October Mot withstandinr
the recent award of the arbitrator that the
wages OF the South Yorkshire GOLFERS ought
not to be further reduced, the men have
been submitting to ) per cent. reduction.
The strike OF the Birley golfers near Shelf
field is fast approaching its end. Many Of
the men have resumed work at the reduc-
ton, and it is anticipated that all the men,
numbering LIDO, will speedily resume work.
LONDON, October IAN afffay occurring
to-day near Castleboro'. Ireland. in which
two men are said to have been killed, is at
tributed to Agrarians. The Marquis OF
Si1go's agent has been fired on. The Mar
quis OF Headiort has been threatened with
death unless his rents are reduced.
Cify-Of.Glassow-B Bank Directors.
LONDON. October 1.-Five OF the Cty-of-
UlasgoW-Bank directors, convicted Of utter.
ing false abstracts OF balance-sheets, and
sentenced on the 1st OF February to eight
months Imprisonment, having served out
tnelr terms, were released to-day amid the
uootlngs OF crowd. The other directors
hopert Summer Sronach and Lewis Pot
Ter, convicted simultaneously OF fraud,
inert, and emheZZement-- have still ten
months TO serve.
Spain.
MADRID, October lit is officially an
nounced that the Government OF San Do
mlngo Will dismiss the military officers who
caused to be shot two insurgent Dominican
generals taken last winter from Spanish
vessel at Puerta Plata, on board OF which
tbey had gone for refuge, and will nav in
demnity to the heirs OF the slaughtered cen-
erals also that San Domingo Will salute
the Spanish flag.
Wholesale imprisonment I'm Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 1.-EIeven
thousand eight hundred and ffty-four per-
sons were incarcerated in the Central prison
at Moscow during the summer, lG.41T of
whom were condemned to exile in Siberia.
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The Fever.
40 NEW CASES OR DEATHS YESTERDAY MORN
ING AT MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS. October Ito Il. Mo new
cases or deaths were reported this morn.
ing. Martin Daugher, Mandie Daugber,
Thomas Crook, and Ed. Cruit, four well.
known desperate characters, were arrested
this morning, charged with attempting to
incite riot last night at Camp Marks. Seve-
raj shots were fired at the guards, who at
tempted TO arrest the principal leaders. NJ.
Il. Whitehead (whn escaped), II. ". Speers,
Jr., and Judge ". S. Flippib, his attorney,
left on the morning train for Brownsville,
Tenn. to defend the legality OF the election
OF }. S. Galloway, special judge in the case
set Tor trial to-day before Chancellor Living
ston.
The weather reaains very warm.
NOON REPORT. #
MEMPHIS, October AT noon to-day
three dcaths had been eported-William
Grant, j. c. Saint, and John Blantor. The
two last died beyond the city limits.
To-day at noon the two colored companies
oroke camp and retired to their respective
armories. The Mcclellan Guard go to
Camp Marks, and will do guard duty in
protecting the bridges along the line OF the
memphis and Tennessee railroad between
the city and the camp. The Memphis
Zouaves will camp in their armorv for ten
days and then go to Nashville to participate
in the drill set for the 14th instant. The
regular police force has been strengthened
by ten men who do day duty.
NIGHT REPORT.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-Two cases were re-
ported this afternoon, and two more deaths
have occurred.
The donations received by the Towards
to-day aggregate S2,129. ....
The thermometer to-day ranged from 720
to go.
QUARANTINE AGAINST MEMPHIS RAISED.
NASHVILLE, October 1.-The Nashville
Board OF Health to-day raised the quaran-
tine against Memphis, and discontinued the
Barrow-HiIl Imtrmary, which was held in
readiness should the yellow-fever reach
here. &.
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WEDNESDAY. October ]. 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 81 hogs
heads and ! tierce. The offerings at auction on
Change were 80 packages: of which number 2 l
were sold at prices ranging from $3.50 TO S6l.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, S2.j0a$3 medium, 500
$3.50: good, s4GrS4 80.
LsaE-Common, s5m $3.50: medium, s6m$6.50 ::
good. b7@S7.5G; hnc, Sl0@S12.50; extra fine,
Stemming.-Common. s2.50@S4: medium,
S4.50IS6; good, S6G$7.50 fine, S7M!9.
DARK Ds-NASUFAcTUR1SG.
Lug Fiters.-C Common, $3gp$4; medium. $3.50
ieaf Fuiers-Common. $5@sG.50: medium, 81
GSs.50: good, s9@$ 1880; fine, i11M$l2.50 :;
IFruppers-Common, s7mss 5o medium. 20
MS9.50: good. slOmS1050 line. %l30Sl4; ex-
ira, $ll.50M$l2; extra >un-curcd, SlSms25.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Smokrrs.--Common. &5a:7;. medium. $1,000
so goOc, sl2MS $3.50: fine S20u $40.
FIt[erS.-Cominon, rJGS6: medium, S7N 80 ;
good, 81 0t&$l2: fine, l3nslJ:
HruDperS.-Co,n S12M SIS: medium. 80
S25: good, s3Oa$ $40; fine. S45MS50; fancy, 500
Mahogany iIropDsrs.-Common, sl5d:ls
medium. 5000 SO: good, S3oMsi0; line, :4jH
$50: extra, SG0HlS7J.
WESTERN GOODS.
lag FiUers.-Old dark. S3G4.5O.
Ledf FitLers.-Comnoh 10 medium, II ii So; coed
10 tine, S76ll0.
Leaf. SemmiRg.-New dark, SiWS7.
@SIO.
REMARKs.-Therc has been 10 material change
In The above quotations for several weeks. The
market is 4 little weak for all grades of oilers.
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The Labor Troubles.
THE STRIKES AT CINCINNATI,

TIE STRIKES At CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 1.-The places made
vacant by the striking laborers at Little Mi
ami depot have been filed by other men at
the old rates, and work at that point is
going on as usual.
Ninety coopers met this morning and re-
solved not to resume work unless their de-
mand for an increase be acceded to.
The report Of a strike among the men
employed at the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road depot is groundlcSs.
The cabnet-makers who are on a strike
are not making any demonstration to-day,
but are quietly visiting the factories where
work is progressing, giving advice as to the
best course for the workmen TO pursue.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, October I, 1879.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l, 1879.
m fnas SssrtssIasa States AS
stage Virginia lO-40,s. COX bid. 50A
asked; Virginia consok,. 5Ss Did, 60 asked: Fir.
na eons9 d me- new 90 bd Virginia tax-recsivab
q cry seG%rittes.-Richmond city s's, }: aud j.,
p d.. o,u: kiGhmoud City 6s j. and j. I07h bid;
tetersohrg city IS. +. and A. los asked: Peters
burg city ss, 1o6 bid: Petersburg city S's special
tax tax J. and nd j. 1os bid: LynchoaEg GUY 3d.
asked.
Railroad Bonds.-yirginia Central Railroad srs,
mortgage IS. and d. 10l bid; Virginia Ceniras
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mort=lge So. }.
mortgage IS, j. and j., 1913 asked Virginia and
tennessee Railroad secSnd mortgage IS, J. and j.
gs b1; Virginia IA aud Te99esses s K2Eoad hra
Tennessee aiho Dad funded SIS, J. and J., 100 bid;
Southsite Railroad first mortgage preferred SIS J.
and j.. Lee bid: Southsde Railroad second mort
gage preferred 6s- and J.. so bid: Southside Rail-
h hSa tara mortsase preferred 6s J. and j. s1h
Ser9k ann and pe1erSGprE Railroad sst mort
and Ohio Railroad certificate. 101 bid; Richmond,
PTedericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs. J. and j., 100
DID: Orange and AlsXandra Railroad sf cond mort
s1ge Is, j. and d. j. 90 bic; Orange Aesandria and
6id; Rtchmond and Danville Railroad consolidated
6,s. u. and n, 80 6id: Piedmont Railroad first
Richmond York River and Chesaneakc Railroad
first mortgage SIS, }. and j.. lol bid: c.. {. and
A. Railroad first mortgage rs, 95 hid: c.. &. and \.
Railroad second mortgage rs. ~ bid. rs asked.
canal BondS.-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage IS, NJ. and ". AZ. bid 90 asked.
Raifrodd MOckS.-Chcsapcakc and Ohio Railway,
100 par. 6 bid: Richmond ana Petersburg Rail-
road. 100 par. AZ bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. per cent. g1iarante cd 90
par, 80 bid; Connection Railroad stock, 10 par.
694 bid: Richmond and Danyille Railroad. 100
par, 19h bid. 20s4 asked: Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed. 100 par. 80 bid.
Bank HockS.-ttrst National. 100 par. III bid:
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. s5 bid: Mer-
chants and Planters Savings. 25 par. 8 bid: CIti-
zens Bank, 25 par. % asked Bank OF Commerce,
20 par, 90 asked.
Insurance CnmDdn iss.-Virsinia Fire aud Ma
rne. % par. 32 bid, 49, asked; Virginia State. 20
par, 2Sa bid: Virginia Home. 100 par 92H bid.
100 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, / 90 par, SO
bid.
.WsceiLuneGuS.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
panY, 100 par, go bid, 90 asked.
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I .islls aos-r0uaa 7tS7:4c. yIetats mama. large
a9Is small iosi Ic .ms Ie gneanvassn.
InaEs. 10& 1856. stock liaht. 'N
| Bnessss: Painted; Two hoops, s125@s1.50
Brooms: Two strings, $lkSsI.25; three strings
sl:5o@a2: four strings. s2.25asS. : : = "'
cones: Rio--Commor. l1ss12Yc.: fair. $50
i4c.; food 70 prime, 1901 6A@.; Lasayra, 1870
Candies Adananrine candles 1aY@Isc. set
cassss rrme cutting. isc noria a1u an d
sestern prime emitting. lOsalIc.: common. 9XlS
1occ:: English dairy. lsta26e.; Pineapple, csc.
tish: ilerrings-Norln Carolina No. l cut. SIS
aortn Carolina gross s46aS4.5e: North Caro-
No. l Bay, sc; Nc; q. IN oa5re!s, $3.50; Sos
n: ,. IN KITS. s1.s71: No. j. $3.50.
Aotasss,. Common syrup-Ho2sEeans, 17c !:
3a@45c- . gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4g6ssac.
mh: LiTerp"ol, from store, si.aO. Ground
So gar: Crushed. lUc.: powdered ONO: grsnp-
yeIow. 7Gs Sc; CT loai. log. 1853 " 80
toilet, l5@2Qc.: and fancy nrlces: country;4Ge3c !;
Isas; Black; aac;tssl.-the !as: prime article,
I'm s1.l0ss1.ce; sunpowoer, s1.46@L7a
Eslaes. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 4G5c.: dry suited. loGllc.: dr9
skim, 90e.Gs1.
Leather: Sole leather. OAK. so@ s5c.: sole leather
heTrlOck. lS9Ge3c.: COUNTRY upper. 3OHS50c.: city
finish 1sG2Zc 3 Ioot: kin i0fG75c. q NJ: harness.
country. 23630: city finish. 30a35c. a ID: calf:
SKINS, French. slGSl.90 p b.; rough skirtlnz.
26tI23c. -
iron. Steel. Nails. sc. s.s
IRON: American renned. Old Domination. S-10H
t63c. = 10: English and American sheet, 3Ha
Sc: swsdes; hammered, SIC; hoop, 496: P9-
warm blast charcoal. s24MS2S: Penns yivania an.
thraclte. S2oelS22: West Virginia coke. az m&2P.
Nqd Us 0la Dominion. 1925 in wholesale lots
Plough Cust.ngs: Wholesale, &C.; retail, 40
Axe q h.
Rope: Manila. best. l4GI5c.: Iu,e. sGpc.
Rags: Mixed cotton. lac.; white, 24c.; woolen,
SGlac.
LIQUORS. Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@$2.25 .
Brandtss: Domestic. sl.25Gs2: fruit. a1.1ca
sl.4O: aprIe, new. sl.750s2; old, s2.253S3;
Virginia ;,eaci. S2GS2.50. ..
Hus l.hfskeus: Medium. 81 .506S2: nrre old. %
ON Virginia mountain, new, s26$26O; aid.
as O&$3.J0 and upwards.
Gin: domestic. Sl.25Ms2; imported, 80 q Case
NeD EHgtd1d Rum: Sl.50MSl.60.
RectUied Whiskeys: Market Guiet; proof 100.
Lumper. slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. 81 s@&l5 a 1000 Western
Virginia noplar. Sl4GS25 u 1000: white nine
81 4Gl$ 1880 1000: vellow rne boards. s7.5o@
Sl1: jost s9GSSl1. according 10 ir:lyrns. shingles
Pine. El.75af2.50: rvrrcs: six-nch. s62ss
= LOCO. Laths-split, 81: sawed, S1.75Gsxl.S0
SiG @S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. green. s1ams2s1
1000: seasoned. S20tu,S25 p 1000. Flour-Darre
timber. S2tdS5 = 1000. Fiour-harrel poles, 43
hogshead-hoops. Zoe. = bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
ERE: TOYS stntlls. 35c.@$l.25 100 rse,:
kegs 1926 ; blasting, 1890 $3.50.
S1nt: Northern 81 IS p bag Of rs tbs.
GrindStDneS: l462!Sc. y ID.