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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08
DICuMoyD FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Ia RICHMOND, VA.

nICUMoyD FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III RICHMOND, VA.
The twenty eighth annual session oi ibis wldely.
known institution win open SFPTENBhk l4IH
and close JUNEli 1881.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
HAWTHORNE, n. D..
President Of Board OF Trustees.
Latin, Moral Philosophy, abd Engiish Literature.
pRorEssoe CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
MISS l.. r. THURsT0N,
fGradHaie Nas.sr Coliege,)
German. Mathematics, aud history.
MADAME c. GUtLLAUME,
Native OF France,l
French.
MISS SUSIE C. HAMMER.
Principal Of Preparatory school.
MADAME CAROLINE BiCHlNGs-BERNARD,
Noealizaiion.
MISS NELLIE DUSTMAN,
Instrumental Music, Thorough Bass ana harmohY
MISS :, &. HAMMER.
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA n. LAIRD,
Drawing, aud Painting in Water Colors
MISS NJ. J. MORRIS,
president OF Richmond Art AssociatioDJ
Porcelain Painting, Decorative Art, Kensington
Embroidery.
PROFESSOR II. LOTTNER,
Cal1sibencs.
Home Department,
MISS :. r. WALKER.
For catalogue or information; apply TO
corner Tenth and Marshall streets.
a. o.kiFNSWst
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cooler, with occasional light showers.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 n. NJ, 70 !;
9 A. NJ, TS; noon. so; z. d.. 7S; p.
H., 76; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature. 76f.
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POLICE COURT.-The following clses were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Justice Richardson:
Charles Richardson (colored), charged
with attempting to obtain money under
false pretences, was committed to jail 10 de-
fault OF surety.
Martha Vaughan (colored), charged with
assauting and abusing c. Is. Jones, was
fined $3.50.
Rady Morgan, charged with being drnak
and disorderly, was committed 10 !aii IN 90
fault OF surety.
Fleming Randolph (coloredl charged
with being vagrant and commoA thief,
was sent 10 Jail IN default OF security 10 be
of good behavior FOR six months.
X. Kirsh, charged with being drunk ana
living IN the street, was fined Si
William Bannlster (coloreH chareed
with interfering with passengers at the
Neyr YORK boat. Continued until to-day.
DoneIass Hoyle, charged with allowing
rho swnIng over his stand in the Second
Market to remain in dangerous conoHion
Jsmes Fry (colored), charged with Keep
,nv = billiard-iahle In his saloon and allow
s"s me nliliards TO be played thereon without
ice license. Continued until to-days l
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MASTER OF A NORWEGIAN BARK DROWNED
IN THE DoCK.-Pcter Mailer, master OF the
Norwegian bark B. NJ. Width, which ar.
rived here last Saturday from Rio de Ja-
metro in ballast, was drowned in the dock
during the storm Monday night. He was
last seen going 10 his vessel, which was ly-
ing in the dock near the locks, about half
past 0 o'clock Monday night. His body
was found floating in the water yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock, and Coroner
Taylor notified.
An inquest was held, and q verdict OF ac-
cdental drowning rendered. Captain Nal
Ter was a native OF Norway, and leaves a
wife and sS children in that country. De-
ceased was said to have been man OF ex-
cellent character, aud was about forty eight
years OF age. The body Will be buried here.
Mr.. Lundin, the Norwegian consul, ordered
the mate TO take charge OF the vessel.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-F the Middle
Atlantic States, higher barometer, winds
north to east, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, and numerous rains.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
sep. z, sep. 9, Aug. 2s, Sep. 4,
1878. 1879. 1880. 1880.
w. G. w. e. w. G. w. G
ns...i5 is 1s II II Is II 2,

Mean temperature for the week ending
August %, 81. IA; mean temperature for the
week ending September 4, $500.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
August 2S, OLA inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending September 4, All
inches.
Rate Population Of city, 64,67O-wbite,
AZ. .97I: colored, 0,699. Rate OF mortality
Of whole population was 24.lS per 1000
per annum; rate OF mortality OF white pop
uation was 16.43 per 1000 per annum |;
rate OF mortality Of cOlored population was
3S. .95 per 1000 per annum.
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HenrIca Nesrs.

The Henrico County Court will begin
its September term next Monday. The case
Of Mr. j. B. Walters, charged With aiding
and abetting IN duel fought by Colonel
Thomas Smith. OF Fauquer. and Mfr. w. G.
Elan, OF the Wig, Is expected to be called
on the first day OF court. This case was
continued from the July session, and has
already been before the grand jury.
The Board OF Supervisors met last Satu.
day TO consider the question OF road im-
pfoyements, and adjourned 10 meet again
next Saturday at II O'Clock to further con-
slider the matter.
At the next term Of the County Court the
cases Of the three road overseeTs who were
indicted by the grand jury lust month for
falling to have the roads kept in good order
as required by law will be heard.
The clerk OF the County Court recorded
fifty-eight deeds and issued six marriage
licenses during the past month. This re-
port shows great falling off in the Issuing
OF marriage-liceDses as compared with the
statements for the months OF August and
July.
During the storm OF last week the bridge
on the Hermitage road, near the Fair
grounds, was destroyed. IL is now being
rebuilt by Mr.. E. Herring, and will be
opened to travel in few days. Some smaller
bridges in the county were washed away by
the ran OF last week, and are to be rebuilt
at once.
Scott Peasants (coloredD, charged with
highway robbery, and Washington Nash
(coloredj, charged with feIonously assault
ing and wounding a woman named Ivis
Robinson with frying-pan, are in the
county Jail awaiting to be tried. Their
cases VIII probably be heard next week.
The public schools OF Henrico will re-
open on the Both OF this month.
Henrico sends four delegates to the Rich-
mond Convention, which meets to-day.
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rINERAI-wATRa DEPOT.


EOR SALE, on LONG TINE, AEm
rAIR or BEAUTIrUL AND A3
sTrLfsH BLOOD BAY sSEisEs: vs.l ~ bred ScoSa I.S
ssrfsefjs sonnd, nDd soid foe yaat " We, u9tn
kersss sood uDdw sadelA =. h CbAStsh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

IHAvK AxALYzED THE W sr<KEY known IN.
der the brand Of b. Select" controlled BY Messrs.
wAsTER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va and
aud II free from nssit-oa and other impurities,
and recommend Its Use for meess.sal aud family
purposes. J. b. McgAw, ". d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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MoRruARY REPORT for the week ending

MORTUARY REPORT for the week ending
Saturday, September 4, 1880:
Cause of Death: Cerebro-spina mening.-
It's, 2 coIored; cbolera-inlantum, white,
colored; consumption, white, 3 colored;
conyulsions dnfantile), 2 colored; dlarrhGa,
colored; dropsy, colored; drowning,
colored; heart-disease, l colored; infiam-
nation OF bowels, 2 white; liver. disease, 2
white; marasmus, / eolored, old age, 2
colored; paralysis, l white, l colored;
pneumoniq. colored premature birth,
white: teethine, 1 white. Whole number
OF deaths in the city, exclusive OF still
births, 32. Age: One day TO thirty. white,
colored-total, 2; one month to six,
colored; six months to twelve, 8 white, 3
colored-total, 8; one year TO three, 3
white, colored-total, @; three years to
five, colored; five years TO ten, coiored I;
ten wears to twenty, colored; twenty years
to thirty, / white, colored-total, 4 thirty
years to forty, white; forty years to fifty,
white, colored-total, 2; fifty years to
sixty, colored; sixty years to seventy,
white; ninety years 10 one hundred, 2
colored. Condition: Single, 8 white, IA
coIored-total, %; married, white, 3 col
ored-total, Z; widows, 2 colored; un-
known, colored. NdtiUity: United States,
30; Germany, /; ireland, l. Locality :
City at large, colored; Marshall Ward, 5
white, cOlored-total, @; Jefferson Ward,
white, 3 3colored-total, 4; Madison Ward,
2 colored; Monroe Ward, 2 colored; Clay
Ward, white, colored-total, Z; Jackson
Ward, 8 white, colored-tOtal, o.; peni-
tentary, l colored. Whole number Of
deaths for month Of August, 149-whites,
6S; colored, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

MOSQUITO NET: MoeaCSrt' NEr!-Pink. Blue
Green, yellow, and whrs Nosqaiio Net at Levy
BE OynExs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

SorE-YAPER AND ENvsLcPEs, Cards and En-.
veiopes, all kinds OF Writing Paper and Envelopes,
a very low prices at LEVY BR0THEBs'.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DARK FEMALE SEMINARY,
Il RICHMOND, VA.

u RICHMOND, VA.
This Institution offers thorough training In Eng
iish branches. with superior advantages In Music,
Art. and Languages.
Board on reasonable terms.
Session opens WEDNESDAY, sHPTRNBKR %,
1880.
For rates Of tuition see circular. Apply 10
MISS EMMA j. TURNER, Principal,
els west Main street.
References: Rev. Henry Mcdonald. ID. D., Rich
mond. Va; Rev. James X. Hszen, ID. D., Rich
mond, Va; Rev. William z. Judkips. ID, d., Rch-
mond. Va; Rev. &. 4. Biting, ID. d., Baltimore,
Nd. Professor =. &. Ptttus, A. NJ. university OF
virginia), president Female College. fuka, Miss;
Trustees OF Macon Femaie Institute, OF which Miss
S-w,F&suOe1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

DROFESSOR LA PLACE WILL RE
SINE HIS CLASSES and PRIVATE LES
SONS IN FRENCH on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Little Girls and young ladies will be taught In classes
formed at their residence. Boys aud young mems
classes will be formed at his classroom, 2O3 north
Sixth street. ,-,
The above classes win be taught at school rates
say s9O for session of pine months.
fyRMs MODERATE for private lessons.
Monsieur LA PLACE viii also conduct classes In
French at Mrs. ColsiOn's school from 8 A. NJ. Tor
ltre gitIs ana Young ladies, with privilege of ad-
mitiing pupils who are not regular attendants OF
that school.
CONVERSATION CLASSES VIII be arranged
from fo1i L. NJ.
Best references in the city.
For circulars and other information apply al The
French COnsu'ate. sc 3-f.SuSW I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

uousEKExPERs sBouLngsK rax noTH.PHoos
sEwRp cARPET-LINISG. Use only that manufsc-
,ured Of cotton and paper. American Carpet-iinins
COMPANY. New York aaa Bossea. For sale BY "a
catpQl .dssIers.
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8ifllnlond 1ispatfh.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1880.

or THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU.
LArroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

ToRrIrY THE BODY AGAINST DIsEAsE~-This
n readily done BY Sr, Ing all the auIds OF the sys-
tenn with DIR. TurTs PlLLs. Then there need be
fear OF epidemicfi shiis and fever, bilious as-
saeks rbeuma ism, skr dfAeases, nervous debiIi-
ty. Buoyant hsalth ans es. lefty OF spirits viii be
the result. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

EMINENT DIR. W. y. srxrARr,
BALTIMORE, WRITES;
. Ieonadenily recommend Coldens LLSsa6's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BRGS fer consump.iHe a.
bility, weakucss &c. have tested 1t vita Iniver-
sal success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-08

Entered a. the Post-0ffce at Richmond, Va, "a
second-class matter.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24

yrave for Tho purpose OF being friends. Let stand
By our cOOrs: et the old Re Jubjcan party that a,
mad tins Nafiou--tBe old Republican parry nat hs,
saved tn financial honor OF TINS cOunryet that party
stand By its 60
Let that party say Free speech fOTeycf" Let that
PARTY say. An honest ballot forever" 1t fhst
party say. Honcf money fOrcgcr the Nation 0nI ins
nag forever" And H., fhat party stand by la
great men carving her banner, James A. Garfield and
Chester A. Arthur. iApplguse.J | had rather trust
party than a man. II General GA 1'd dies, tie Re-.
oubfcan party lives; " General IHel dos General
Arthur VIII take hs pace-a brlre, and honest and
intelligent gentleman, uJOn whom very Kepu5ll.
can can rcly fADpiausc.I An4 - be dcs,
the Republican parry lives and as lon as the Rpubi.
can party not DE The great RepuDlc VIII 1--we. AS
Ong Republican PARTY lives. his Val b rue ssy
INN the world. 1t me tell y,n VT. Irishmau. his Is
the DOLLY the earth Irlsnneu nave bal
enough 20 eat let tell you, Mr. German. tbat YOU
have more liberty here than you bad IN the F1hersnd
I.t me tell you, all men, that thisB the lena o. ha.
mainly.
OII love the old ReDuDlle. bOnnh ~ tne 'fa1, |aot
By me vide ar dOfncd BY heavens blue. and t with
the eterna stars love The Republic love 10 becauss
love no rty Liberty f. my religion. and az ts arr
worship anu will Worship. i,ongcoDtiHued appisuscj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24
THE BALTIMORE RACES.
rHoRA. CAMAIA T., AND MONITOR TIE WINNERS
A DEAD uEAE


DEAD HAT
BALTIMORE, Oct. % The fourth days
RAGS or the MarTllnd Jockey Ciub. postponed from
Yesterday. came III to-day. TIE weather cold and
dissgrceaole but the track good aud the atten.
dance was larSe.
I'll. first race one mile. for two-year-ods for purse
OF $500 for first sc and $50 for the secoLd. The
starters were Comp tusaJioD By-theWay Ripple. spark
aud TuorI. TLoga finished easy winner 10 I:47 y,
Compensation second. spark hird, Ripple fourth and
By.thc-Way last.
The second race the Breckenridge stakes Tor three
year-ods so miles, $500 subscription. 500 forfeit
club o. ada 81 600. WHOM $500 went the secOad
horse the starters G.eul4a and Ghden. Grenada
was the ;ayorite N the pools. The start good.
G della was the fr 10 get away. and % the hall she
he'd b. one length. Thcy thv first mile aul
lover turn Ut o.. second mic Grenada went
up aul was al rhe g,rl of Gtela Is tuty passed ta
thrc nuuarcr pole. DOwutDc loirrsircicl tle ron Vs
.Jug aud tlc horses uli-NtG ltAl ava mead 20
ia .s urcArlIg a. dead heat. To me WAS o.i3-J
Ius dead het declared ol. TIE winners L-fus de-
cdtd a. a wide tIa stakes.
hGd tAc ting, AMI quarter 10 les
rursc Of $500 Tor first hor., aud 500 r te second,
~ winch tAe Starters D. tAe hua.t Gthn-l 0ui -t
ttuili +, MNilet aus lsr4 A.. was Won ny N"it"'o
q Do g.IT. RI NON pools pliA .lIJ I'D.
IA tue foUciH i4cc tAc Bowie ctts - ioHr Hlc Dies :,
cor sl .cs: 500 half forfeit e.uD ' Id
starters we've N.ntrr and -nmore. Mo .tor We me
,avOr ne in tlc pools. lLt stars was good Monitor
passed tae stand Two eLt-s AHEAD. lie hc0 tAc La
Though the conc mile and passed. toe stand Asli =
leu gtH ahead At Tie ,uu 90 Sac hd mlc 5i'iot vas
Two lengths ahead Duru- tAe iOas ilAt At ll -i''"
In the srcoId neat 1opIor ag ia TOOK Che lead @bd
he'd !. 10 ne end Wlnniu. ga 7:f2 oy clShi ens'ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24
THE HARVARD CLASS RACES.

AN FXCIuNG CoNTESr-IHr SENIORS IuE WINNERS.
BosTON, Oct. 23.-A large number Of people
assembled ana ihe C4J House to-iay
10 enjoy thc Harvard class GA tn' Charles EiYer
course Tn, water was rough that tAe seli0r -nsl-
scuu sAcl race WAS postponed.
The eight-olred race. one and hall miles straight
awly, was contested by Seniors, s,pao-
morcs and Juuo.s. The crews were composed IS
follows: Scni,rs-,trokr. Erapfegce; Howard Free
ldUd, Otis HeucnNIy. =. Hamnond and sNA'i DOW
Foster: CoNswain, Browne. iul.oGs-ciroNe. hois
Cua.tant, Lawrence, GupIcnlugh Hubbard fcnii'1v1
aud Luck; bow. CUluin gndu.; coNcFaiu OANaf-'
Sophomore troke GURUS, Cabot. Hammond. Ltc'
SAWYER Burcn and Perm; bow, sherwood; o'N,"ain'
Buchanan. ~.
An excellent start was madc. mn the crews orb pg ino
water no thc same time, aud pulling away n good ~ 10,
tie seniors ana Juui0ts pulrg thiryslN sr'Ae' lla ..
Sophouor,s l1rty-tWOt Go TOE minute Tie junior, M'o
soon ft behind ANA altrI tn h.8. hal Lue ",t va
u.liy distauccd The uuCA stroke ot tlit , p""tl,V
crew them The icath aud they kcpt 10 un Do lur ~
ginning thc last halt mue when birutgce- AiN Va
crew tue NOrI and handsome spnrt MN. u..s
which brought tee Seniors length ulead. hhl ~
sol homures also spurtcd' and so0u Drought ,La
.ats bow To bow. From uls point 10 ihe hllsN .-a
rae was "a most eNc!tnc que, aun Was won d. the w.
rlor nu.e', of the Sectors by ao0ut bali ieuE'h
time wa.--Seu u.s. minutes 4 = seconds; ouphonooN
minutes . soDOn.s; JunOr>' . minutes % Se'VA"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Oct. 23.-Alary llarr-
in.ton Yesterday received verdict unoer the CIV,
Damage law for $500 IN suit for $4,000 'sa'as'
Ncuael MoKeuop. a liquor dealer OF Holyok4' ior 'n'
toss OF her husband. who was killed by Mlouar 20
FSbrn,ry o. lr drunken row, liquor naNiug D,eH NV
cured M tBe defendants saloon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24

Soon after the death of the poet Words,
,nrtn man met farmer Of the neighpot hoo1, - ~,
sa,d 10 hin: you have had great loss "a IA ina
.,Wn, YOU have 10 @ tnO great poet. on az, 80 ,ry
iarpcr ''ae Is dead. On. ney no donpt w - sr iI
on the business. ard mako At ae poI's"'e "' w.
Nas.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24
PROTECTING AMERICAN LABOR.

There Is another thing Ia which believe: boieve
IN the protection OF American labor. The hand that
holds AIaddin's lamp be- tbe hand Of toh. This
Nation rests upon the Of It's workers. and
want tho American laboring man 10 have enough TO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-30
,ln.io-snnnet from Vienna Woods

Music-Sonnet from Vienna "oo'''
(waltzes) Strauss. ,.o,
Miss Carrie l.. Daniels oil "oous
read a very pretty essay on Circles anu
in sncb n child like, innocent way that eA-
traordinary interest was ELECTED. =,
Hiland H. Skinner of Plainaeld told
inst what sort of men are Wanted
inst now to carry on the work begun by a
few. and what wages are offered lno
qualifications were such that not a large
number would probably stand the test but
it was gratifying to know that those WHO
do mass can name their own wages.
Aston w. Dana gave the vsledic'ory
subject. " Whither-ward'" His remarks
N trustees and teachers were to the effect
that the class appreciated and felt thank
full for the advantages offered them anu
the interest manifested in them. Ills re
marks to the class were few, sensible and
were heard with fearful eyes at the
thought of parting.
The class was then introduced by Prof'
Priest and recommended to Prof. SHIP
man, and from his hands received their
diplomas.
The class hymn, composed by Ii. ii.
Skinner, was sung, and Rev. Mr.. kimmel
pronounced the benediction.
The exercises were shorter than usual
and in that degree at least were more en-
joyable.
There seemed to be no end Of fora
offerings during the week.
At the close of the exercises Pres. Ship
man stated that the financial condition o.
the school was better than it had evel
been before. Besides this, the $4,000
endowment fund had been pledged, and
was ready to be called in. There had been
debt incurred. however, of about Sl,OO(
TO raise this, and he asked for subscrtp
lions to pay this off at once. In n re
markably short time $1,000 were promised
This leaves the prospects of the school il
very fattering condition, and with the
efficient management of Prof. Priest see
nothing in the future but success.
In the afternoon there was music BY
the orchestra and the annual address BY
Rev. F. E. Healey of Derby Line, whose
subject was Success" or some Of thu
elements of success; poem by w. S
Ralph of Somerville, Mass, author 0
Whstling in Heaven"
Prayer and benediction were by Rev. j
Z. Wright.
Everybody went away apparently feel
ing we'll pleased with the weeks work
and they could hardly do otherwise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-30
UNITED STATES BONDS.
BOSTON MARKET.
BOSTON, June 20.

BUTTER.-The market continues without ma.
terial change. Fine butter Is firm, with no aCcum
| ulation beyond consumptlve demand. Vermont
and New York dairy choice, l9d22c per 10; fair to
good dairy, 15GlS.
| CHEESE.-The market Is dull, v it'll downward
| tendency. Choice, whole milk, factory, 10 aallU
| per Id; ia ir to good 9dlO.
| EGGS.-Market steady, with but liltle change.
Prices without material change Eastern at lSl, Al
| lac per doz; New York and Vermont 1917
BEANs.-1he market is active and prices steady
with no material change. Fancy hand-pckcd pea,
81 sal 30 per bushel; Yellow Eyes, fair TO good
| - 25; Red Kidney 81 4Oal 80. =
POTATOES.-We quote Early Rose, 55d60c per
bus hel Jacksons, eastern, 35d4Oc, Peerless td50.
| PROVISIONS.-The market is firm and prices
have advanced some 81 per Dbl, on Pork within
two weeks. We quote extra prime Slldl2 r Dbl 4;
new mess s 2 50d Is o. Hams, large, l0dl0t.c =
Id; small canvassed, llGllbc, Lard, Western,
kettle rendered, 7hdIzc per 10. Beef, Western
mess, SIOO1dl0 80 e Dbl; Western, extra $40 5OGll
sUGAR.-Rc1ned are quoted, powdered lOHc =
10 Rranulated, l0lc; yellow Ss4 a 50 c. ana gold
EN- yellow L nc.
FLOUR-Trade is quiet and quotations are
without material chang. We quote Michigan ami
OHIO at IS 25G5 IS per Dbl; Illinois aud Indiana,
d 50d6 IS.
CORNING calculation can yet be made con-
corning the future; beyond the average planted, II
Is quite early TO make any trustworthy estimate
OF The future of the Corn crop fol- the present seat
son. Quotations remain without much change,
Yellow, extra, 55d57c per bush high lXed 56GoS
No. 2, do b3d5ic.
OA1S-The market Is quiet, and prices are un'
changed, while perhaps little weak at quotations