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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-18

Tho International H0wtek Regatta.
PRovrpKvcr, r. T., June 17.-The inter
natiopuI regatta took pIscc to-day. The
weather was delightful and the water was
favorable for a good race. The spectators
are estimated at $4,000.
Although the amateur race was announced
to be started at $40 r. NJ. yetlaiter vexa-
,ious delay Of IN hour seven starters moved
forward In the following order: William
Murry, Of Portsmouth, Va, FIRST; Timothy
Murphy, OF Norwich, Conn, second Frank
Z. Holmes, OF Pawfucket, r. l., third; Ed
ward Hayden, of Boston, foulth George
Geysel, OF New York, fifth; John Buckley,
Of Portland, Me-, sixth; Joseph Laing, OF
Montreal, seventh. The oarsmen got word
at AGA, 22t. After n spirited contest the
race was won by Holmes; Geysel second;
Lsing third; Mnrryfourth; Buckley fifth;
Hayden sixth and Murphy last.
The official time was as follows: Holmes,
22:44; Geysei, 1888; Laing, 23:l0; Muir.
nv, 23:16i Buckley, 1886; Hayden,
23:4St; Murphy, no time. Frank Holmes,
Of Pawtucket, Is the possessor OF the mas
sive silver trophy valued al $1,000.
Although there was some delay In inter.
preting the signals, yet when the news
spread that Holmes was the winner the APP
pause was hearty and prolonged.
In the professional race Ross finished
first, Plaisted second, and Boyd third.
Time, $3.50 (unoiiiciaD; distance, four
miles,
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SEW yOax lRoN MARKEr.

JUNE 16.-Scoteh Pfg.-The market does not
show much trade, transactions confined to The limit.
ed Quantities needed Tor prompt use. While the
on liberal scale the sdvc~s from the other side OF
more frnness are without effect American pig
The market 10 slow and spiriiless: the few buyers
shop around = good deal. and Indifferent except
rs they get relatively low figures as COMPARED With
the prices held By the companies. Unless there
prSpec, or the Or Jduetiou steadily Diminishing, 40
supplies are piiinR MP steadily. Wrought scrap
moves out slowly. stocks are excessive aud are
steadily added TO with stsgnsnt trade. Rails are
held steady. and here IL fsiry active trade. Old
rails move out slowly. No. American pig !. I'm
dt23, the higher prices representing Views q ihe
leading companies; Scotch pig at t2l@f2l 30 Tor
for Gar,scher rie; Csrnoroe At &21; aud s19@&20
for Eglinton. English Steel rails are quoted nj t54
Mt66, and American steel al t65df67 AZ mills,
Old rsts at t24d S24 80 for - u aud go Tor q:
h. Wrought scrap at $22506es25, ex ship ana
yard.-JOurnot Of Commerce.
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Mics Sidney Paul Gill, who wrote
Want so be an Angel" died saturday al
Newark. Miss Gill was q fine business
woman. and was closely ldentlned win
Newark Protestant charities, having long
been secretary OF the Female Charitable So
ciety, and being identified With other fnstl-
tutions. Che way she came to write the
welLknows hymn was this She wss
member OF The ClintoD-Street Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia, OF which Rev. Dh-
Soel Parker vas pastor. One Sunday they
h2d an anniversary celebration, and be-
tween fbe morning and afternoon services
Miss Gill wrote the hymn. II was read
then for the first time, and afterwaid pub
lished and translated into several foreign
languages. Great sumbers OF letters were
received from parents, saying that tbeir
little ones had died with II Want to be an
Angel" on their lips. Miss Gin wrote
good many other hymns, but THIS alone
commanded attention because OF lis SIM
plicity.
The Rev. DIR. j. L. Burrows said In re-
ply TO an inquiry Of New York reporter
as 10 the behavior OF the crew OF the An
cboria In tue collision with The queen
81 am very 10th to say anything renecling
on men placed in such trying positon,
but as you ask my opinion must say tDey
appeared 10 me TO have lost their presence OF
mind completely. The captain and oincers
behaved we'll, but the crew did not seem
able 10 do ANYTHING. The boats were low~
cred by the passengers more than the men,
and ~ appeared so difficult TO get them Tree
that thought they had never been intend,
I'd 10 be used. am afraid there was deai
OF liquor about; some OF The men ceffainiy
appeared partially intoxicated"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ rELEoRArHroTmED DISPATCH.

PHYSICIANS IN COUNCIL
TIE LEABvfLLE STRIKE ENDEp-AN TX.
PRESS RoBpER BEING TRIEp-MR. sEY.
MoUR AND THE Observation-Disclosures
CAN STATE CONVENTION IN INDIANA
DECISION IN A RAILROAD sUIT-DEATH
OF Ex.UNiTED STATES SENATOR HOW.
ELL. OF IOWA -THE INTERNATIONAL
ROWING REGATTA OF PROvIDENCE-AN.
NivERsARY CELEBRATION IN BOSTON OF
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL-RIsE IN
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER; IMMENSE DAM.
AGE ANTICIPATED-THE NEW ORLEANS
CoTToN-BURNRR SENTENCED TO TWEEN
TY YEARS HARD LABOR-KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATIC CONTEMPORARIES CUM.
MiNGs AT THR CURRIE TRIAL-THE BER-
LIN COMPREHENSIVE OF ENGLISH
GOLFERS, &C, &C.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

IrSr14-There was an active demand for ear
goes OF lumber aHOat Oh Yesterday despite me rany
weather and sales were quite free az fuily Iorntr
uric-s The offerings amounting 10 hfteen or twenty
carvoes several vessels arrived amer the r,guisr
business hours were over. f!"ce sun wa ~ t
best demand, Ont there was fairy active Inquiry
for all kinds Of green lumber, aud dry piece SUN
was firmly held ct 1925 A. the saes.docks prices
for csrgOes OF green lumber range as Ioo"s
Common 10 choice piece stun, $e@ 1925; common
strips aud boards, sp.50ds1l75; fair 10 chOic.
strips aud boards, az sl5 uiill,run stIIps sna
30 The ward trade also reported quite active
on Yesterday, prices ruling firm at me s1aioinsa
quotations: First and second GEAR "a ava ,nch
40: third clear, l4-inch, $50; A select,
inch $50; select ~: ~, os ana sSp:
S1s aud axs select s2s; select, l. inch
ana upward l-inch finishing, SO; q. ana 80, q
inch clear tbase) tSl T. ana sinen st,e1. md
feet sS4; Is stock boards. l2.inch, ~. IA ana %
feel. s8I; stock boards l2'ineh' ~. Il ana 10
feet s22, stock boards, i2-lnen; ~, al" feet
Az: ID stock boards. l2;inch' 20 feet, tis;
io:lnch; stock, II a. aud 10 20 Zee,
feet. $50; box board. l3 Inches and upward
i4l; box; Is inche, and npwsrd; tS ,o:n.s snt
upward, SIT: first common, 6-isch nooring, ~
and NJ. s3i second common. e-inct noorins'
r." aoor,ng 6-Incb selected s14.50 clear aud hrsl
common. 4.inch. ESQ: Is flooring. 4.ineh s2s I
noorDg, 4-lnch s22 Norway Gear and mt com
mn q or 6.inch. s2S; Norway second common.
r.Jnch. t25: Norway third common, 6.inch'
marrow eo SSaGss atses sosrd
~" sbin IAN. AIS; i0-feet fencing nooiing.
selected si4; irst and second clear. - ane
I6 feet, or I2-feet siding .is 9rs common s"ns
sMnv all: fencing siding, 20; common boards
and 20 feet $3.50: common boards, IL; ~,
and is feel. sl2; No. boards, q Irel liz:
IL aud ~ inch eommon bosfds. tlSi nrst uuaI.s
t,ncng. IL 10 20 feet, tl2.20; No. fenetng
and is feet, or Ia and l8 feet, tin; inco Nc
2 fenc,ng,Al0: Norway tencipg tlESn l,~os,
3 Tes.s long siO 5O6s$lz; 90 fet onE dlneusioh
Si2 70 Zee, long dimension, $ls "a fsst long d''
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Kentucky Democratic Convention.

LEXINGTON, KY, June l7.-Tho Demo-
cratic state Convention met in this city to-
day, about coo delegates being present.
General Lucius Deshe was elected chair
man.
While waiting for reports OF the commit
tees speeches were made by q number Of
prominent persons. The name OF SD. Til
den was always received with long and
loud cheering, but when Judge Lindsay
alluded to Horatio Seymour there was the
widest enthusiasm, the cheering continu-
ing for several minutes. Nearly all the
speakers avOwed strong preferences for
Tiden.
A resolution directing the State delega-
CATION at Cincinnati 10 vote as unit ex-
cite'i very heated debate, which occupied
the time of the Convention up TO the hour OF
taking recess until s O'Clock.
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L,aver,. wines. xe.

Lt0uefs. Wtuess 6cs
az: Scotcn. best brands, pfns e2@S2&e
Brasdtss: Domestic. 41.25AA2: fruit. t1.10s
vm.4o; apple, new. l.75@esz; olds sz.zbos
Rys WSfsksvs: Medium. si .sO@Ao: pure old. d
~; Virginia mountain. new, e2@A2.s0; &c
Sz.5ON4J.50 and upwards.
Gin domestic. si.25gs2: imported, % p csss
EsU England Rum. el.6oGtl.GO.
RscfUsd Whfsksvs: Market Quiet.
Lumber. Saves, &C.
Lamt~: White OAK. sl3asle . 1000
Mes~in virrinia poplar. tl4@4z5 y 1000
white pire e140t42.60 1000: yellow nns
boards. 20, market siir; dry. clear. el2 e14.
and In demand; j0ist s8Nsl1. aceoruinf
six-inch. s64tt p 1000. Laths-Spllt, 81; sawed.
i1.75Gs1.S( y 1000.
Slaves: whlskey barrel timber green. y sse2ss
1000: seasoned. 420Gs20 y 1000. fiour-ns-r
timber, f4d47 y 1000. Fiour-barrel Doie3, "a
80. hogsbead-noops. zoe. y bundle.
Powder. Shot. ke.
Fass. Toys mining, 35@75c. q 100 sses
Poioder: 1915 by the five kess-.ess than ~
kegs, q. rs blssting. - 25a43.50.
haot: Northern. " bag OF rs Ds.
Grtndstenss: lkc. D 10
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Decision I'm q Railroad Case.

ATLANTA, GA, June 17.-Justice Brad
lev Yesterday in the suit OF Jessup, trustee
for the bondholders, against the Savannah,
Florida aud Western railroad, and the
railroad commissioner, on a motion to re-
strain perpetually the defendants from en-
forcing the act to regulate freight and pas.
senger tariffs, denied the motion. He said
the interest OF the bOndholders was too
remote. He allowed a new bill on the
part OF the stockholders for the same OBJ
iect. granted temporary injunction, and
set down the case for argument on Septem-
her 14th.
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The FarmviIle Mercury says that on FRI
dag morning the fine residence OF -FaDian
Fl. Armistead, Esq, was burnt down. only
, few articles OF furniture were saved. Inc
building was insured for $1,000 and the iur-
niture for $500, but Mr.. hrmlsteah's loss
will much exceed that amount. Inc bre -
believed TO have been the work OF an incen-
diary. I.
The Washington correspondent OF inc
Baltimore Sun says that large party OF
gentlemen In the interest OF Judge fie'a
can djdaey left there wednesday morning iof
Cincinnati. They are abundantly eauippcu
with all the sinews OF war, and VIII estaD-
lisb handsome and attractive headquarters
immediately on their arrival.
The census enumerators OF Philadelphia
have completed their work, and their returns
have been sent 10 to the supervisor. Inc
returns show total population In Phllade''
phia OF 81, 42S.
They have had sham duel at Towson'
town, Md. The pistols were not ioaaeu.
One OF the principals knew that the tp'pS
was to be farce, but the other didn't
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE l5.-The market was quiet, with sales ag-
gregaiing i 6 hOgsheads.
Rain has probably again visited most sections Of
the state. There is a good planting on, and the
weather reraias unsettled.
The sales were dist ibu,ed IS follows
The Enterprise House sold 10 hOgshead: hogs
heads Mason County common leaf AZ S12.75 edcn :;
3 hOgsheai Livingston County common leaf NJ
f6.40. k5, a 80: hogshead West Virginia COM
iaOn leaf AZ IS: 3 hOgsheads Bsrren- County low
leaf aud Iugs at 1870. 1910, 80 20.
The KENTUCKY Tobacco Association sold o hogs
heads z hogsheads Warren County lug at "a so,
1885: 3 hCgsheads Meade County Tugs at 1895,
1890. 1918: 4 hCgsh6ads Critsnden County lugs
at 81. 05, 80, 1926, ~ 30 COurier-Journdt
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The American Institute OF HOmGO-
DAlII.

MILWAUKEE,, June IAN important
feature in the proceedings Of the American
Institute Of Homeopathy yesterday was the
reading OF a paper by DR.. Berredge, OF
London, England, representing the Ho'
meopathic Society OF Great Britain. 1t
opposed the liberality Of the younger men,
bers Of the profession, and insisted on q
return to the study OF OrganOn OF Hahne-
mann, and held that such liberality was a
curse, as it attempted to substitute en-
piricism for the principles OF Hahnemann.
There was some dissatisfaction on the part
OF the liberal members at the incorporation
OF Bersedge's paper in the proceedings Of
the Institute
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The Currie Trial.
ARRIVAL oP MISS CUMMINGS AT MARSHALL,
TEXAS.

TEXAS.
GALVESTON. June IA special to the
NeUS from Marshall (rexas) says: A lady,
escorted by two gentlemen, all strangers,
entered tue courtroom ut 1880 O'Clock this
morning. TheDistrict Attorney announced
to the Court that Miss Cummings was pre-
sent, and requested to hsve her sworn.
This created a sensation. Colonel Crawford,
for the defence, asked to confer with Miss
Cummings for his side at the proper time.
The witness was put under rule 10 be con-
ferred with by both sides OF the case, she
being in the position OF witness for both
sides. The morning was consumed IN the
examination OF DR.. Ford, OF Shreveport,
whose testimony related to signs Of in
sanity.
Lieutenant Moore has arrived. The ar
rival OF Miss Cummings caused such mo.
mentary confusion that recess was taken.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

JUNE l5.-There Is ? strong feeling as Ia prices,
which show no decided change. Trade IS fsir-
Ina al 5kc. Refined at sac for View York. si.c Tor
Poi lad. lphis. and SIC for Baltimore. Refined IN
cases at l1h@l2Ec. Clint Roudefush favors MS
with the following summary of the business to-day
at the oil centres Sales United Certificates (cruGe
petroleum. at New YORK, 65 900 barrels: OFF City.
sos 900 barrels; Bradford, 1885, 900 barrels tots
sales. $4,000 barr,ls. opened al 93ac. bid high
ef sales at 95Sc.; lowest sales NJ e3tc.: closed az
93tc bld.--yourndt of Commerce.
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uuuLer-HilI Anniversary.

BosroY. June l7.-To-day was the ami
yersary of the battle OF Bunker Hill, and
business was generally suspended, aud the
day was celebrated by parades, regattas,
excursions, &C., in and about the city. AT
Charlestown there was a military parade,
with the Continental Guards, Of New Or
leans. as guests. The latter organization
presented flag to the city Of Boston from
the city Of New Orleans.
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mension. t1l: 26 feet tong dimension si6.6v. ~
eeet Ioug dimension, SIC: 80 feet long diwsnfsn.
t17: S-lneh Gull plank. promisceess Width. "
20 FEET and over ~ extra fancy head spd dsssssd
seected plckess eZ2; fat rough gichets, elCW4l4
Ix-inch square pickett, d. q H.. selected, $40
l-luch baiiens, y. g. beyeIef. y 100 iineal feef
65c.: 2t-iuch uattens. q. q. OF ftvetd 100
ineai feet, 76c.: ~. iuch bafteDs. q: .. o. bv:
eied. y 100 lirseal fest. Soc. standard AZ rood
shingles, 12l5: extra A. choice shingles. e260;
choice A shingles, "a so: extra shaded A shingles,
40. 1. good brands. $l.10; No. ] common shingles,
QCf Jafh 40 - Tfnss
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JUNE l6.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
medium or good fair quality. 3%M1ke.; huils, Z4ee
3.c; rough oxen, thin steers, &C., @3ac. y d.,
Toa,.-very best, 666sc.; common grades, &C.,
Sheep.-Very best nominally 4c.; common grades,
3@34c. r fb.. gross.
I1mbs.-3hd54c 2 fb gross.
VeGis.-s2.5O@s6 b head.
Mich CODs.-&20@S40 n head.
Ahon, l25 head of beef cattle, 1875 hogs, aud
few stock sheep on The market. All grades OF ga :
lie about the same last week except tops thsy
rocein's were very tight. and poor In quality: The
hog market openeo toierably firm, buI closed slow
and dull Without any change In prices. some ieit
over llnsold. sheep aud lambs dGll,
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INDIAN PUPILS FROM HAMPTON GONE INTO
SERVICE NORTH-[New York Times J.
This morning at 1880 O'Clock party OF
twenty-five Indian boys and girls, accom-
panied by several teachers, will hold re-
cepton in the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, Fourth avenue and
Twenty-third street. These Young stu
dents are from the Hampton (Va.) Normal
Agricultural school. The majority OF them
have been under the instruction OF General
S. c. Armstrong and assistants since No
vember, 1873. Their studies are ruda-
mentary, teaching being chiefly by the OBJ
ject method. They are now reading simple
stories, and are eager TO learn. In work
they are slow. but, as a rule. they are will
ing, and have made satisfactory progress.
Places for the summer, in Berkshire coun-
ty. Mass, have been secured for the party,
each one a separate home, TO work out his
or her living expenses under the care Of
kind and excellent people, with whom they
will learn our language rapidly.
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EDWIN BOOTH's FAILURE AS PUBLIC
SPEAKER.-In response to toast at The
breakfast given in his honor at New York,
Tuesday, Mr.. Edwin Booth. with some EN-
barrassment noticeable in his manner, be-
ean 10 sneak in low voice and with bowed
head. He said he was not speech-maker-
that was wellestablished fact. The wife
OF a well-known poet had once said to bin
that he had an advantage over her husband,
who never made a speech without making
a fool of himself, while Mr.. Booth escaped
such calamity by never making a speech.
{" have always remembered it," said Mr..
Booth, .'and must ask your leave now TO
cit and think. But before take my seat
bet me say that, though your kindness has
cutie vanqushed me to-day, shall remem.
Der il as one OF the happiest OF my life, and
hone I will ever merit - Mr.. Booth
breSie of suddenly. bis head dropped, and
he took his seat, while hearty cheers cover
ed III the unfinished sentence.
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Flood I'm the Mississippi.

CHICAGO. June 17.-All the lower part OF
the city Of Prairie Du CHEN, Wisconsin,
has been submerged by the flood in the
Mississippi. The river is still rising, and
immense loss is anticipated. The track OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail-
road is under water for twenty-five miles
west of the city, and no trains are moving,
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNE 15.-Buycrs have the advantage. and their
purchases are very moderate. Prices sre for Nir-
5k@5,.c. for fancy. and 54Ge6c. for hand-picked.-
Journal Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE l5.-FOr Kentucky leaf The markctis VIII
out important change, trade being moderate. Seed
leaf IS more active and firm. virginia leaf Is tairy
active and prices well supported. Sales of 500
hogsheads Kentucky leaf at 4@l4c.; go eases
1879 Pennsylvania on private terms; 100 casts
1878 New England at l3@2lc. 100 cases 1878
PENNSYLVANIA at 1910 32Ac.; 800 bales Havana
at s2c @sl.l0. Abe following are The quota
tons for Virginia leaf: Bright wrappers, com
45c. fine to extra fine, 50@75c.; smokers, l6@
use: dapple Wrappers, 16@20c.; Tugs. common
10 good, 2SM3Ac.; good 10 fine, 3d4ke.: leaf
common 10 good, 56lsc.; good TO tine, S01Oc.;
fine extra, lODl &c., and black wrappers, l2@l3c.
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Governor Jarvis Nominated for Re-
Election.
Especial telegram to The Dlsnaich.I

Especial telegram to the DlspatchJ
RALEIGH, N. c., June 17.-Tbere was an
immensely large crowd in attendance at the
State Convention to-day. On The first bal
lot Fowle got $50 votes and Jarvis $780,
The nomination OF Governor Jarvis was
then made unanimous.
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Obituary..

KEoKUK, Iowa, June 17.-Judge >. Is.
Howell died ut his residence here THIS morn
ing; aged sixty-four. In 1870 ne was
elected TO the United States Senate 10 sue
coed James w. Grimes. For some years
past be was one OF the commissioners Oh
southern claims.
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The Presidency.
WILL GOVERNOR SEYMOUR ACC

With GOVERNOR SEYMOUR ACCEPT!
NEW York, June 17.-An evening paper
publishes the following dispatch from Gin
cnuati 1.-The Commercials Syracuse spe-
cial says Governor Seymour has decided to
accept the nomination for the presidency il
rendered him, and concludes by saying that
Governor Seymour's name will be presented
at Cincinnati seems certain"
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Labor Troubles.
TIKI STRIKE AT LEADvMLE ABOUT END

TIKI STRIKE AT LEADyIILE ABOUT ENDED.
DENVER, COL, June IA Leadvile dis
patch says that the indications are that the
Strike is about amicably settled. The miners
will hold q final meeting this morning, at
which General Cook and staff will be
present. The Executive Committee OF the
Miners Union have drawn up resolutions,
which they say the mine owners have ac-
cepted, and this meeting IS for the pur-
pose OF submitting the resolutions TO the
IIniOn
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r.,.rorau Exnress Robber.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 1.-THE trial OF
Walter S. Lynch, formerly express messe o.
ger, charged with the larceny OF $4,000 OF
ths Southern Express Company in No
yember. 1878. was commenced ut Hampton,
s. C., yesterday.
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r,.u,vy wears Hard Labor.

NEW ORLEANS, June lin the Iron
Cross" arson case to-day the motion IN ar
rest OF judgment was overruIea, ana 1uuse
WhItiaker sentenced johnson TO the full ex-
tent Of The law--twenty years hard labor.
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nnoKEx BANKS.

CONDITION OF TIE NEWARK INsrIrU.
rroN-rrs pEFICIENCY stooooo-A
Write MARBLE BUILDING A WHITE ELE-
PLANT on ITS HANDs-ENoRMVUs FOR.
CERES ON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF pRArTLEBoRo,-rLIeH OF THE PRE-
sfpyNT
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Eoor.- Stocks dull.
Money on call. 3d31 per ecst Exchange-LOng,
4s51; short. 1881. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Erening.-Money, 2@3 per cent. Exchange,
4S5H. Governments partly strong new 5's. lO3A :;
Al per cents, l09x; per cents, 1851. States dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June l7.-Virgnia 6's, old. 20; de-
erred, 81 consos, 500; second series, 22k past
Cue coupons. 90: new 1O-40's. Az; l0-40's, cou-
pons, 97l. Bid to-day.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA BREADsTUFF MARKET

Iryr 16.-FIour is dull and heavy. and We mark
down quotations. But little wheat i coming in and
nricrs are nominal. Corn Is wanted at quotations
There have been oteriags OF rye or OATS I3r some
Tune Country produce IS coming IN slowly anu
with The exception OF uOtaioes, which are higher
nriceS are unchanged gazette.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June II, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 172 bushels new Fullz.
CoRN.-MiLed, 1862 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORS.-MiIed, 262 bushels on private terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-18
NEW YORK SuMaC MARKET.

JUNE 15.-SiciIy quoted at AS 10, best brsnds,
and 430Gs40 for low grades Virginia AT 1880
al s60-J0urndt Of Commerce.
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wiNEs-vERY Low.

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