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The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

The Searcy papers, supporting
Mr.. House for Congress, have gone
into frantic fits over the PROPOSE,
ton of the Osoeola TINES to defer
county conventions until Mr.. Dunn
gets homo. The Beacon and the
Record are full of protests. We
endorsed the suggestion OF the
TINES, because we thought it is only
fair to the present membor that he
have an opportunity to represent
himself at every convention where
his interest is involved. The office
of Congressman is too honorable to
be disposed of by one'sided and
packed conventions, and If Mr.
House is wise he will restrain the
ardor of bis friends in this respect
We want it understood that we are
not Mr.. Dunn's partisan. We are
in tho condition of the woman al
the bear fight we only want to see
fair play; VIC don't care contl'
mental cent which whips.-[ Jack
sonport Herald.
That's the idea. Fair play is all
that we desire to see, and when that
ia secured We don't care fig who
isnominated because in that event
no matter who Is elected, we have
nothing to promise ourscIf except
a regular weekly supply of news
paper wrappers in the shape oI
Congressional Records, during the
sessions of Congress, and it don't
make much difference TO us whose
name Is on the wrapper.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

The Center Point News, as VIC
find it in the Little Rock Democrat,
denies, in thunder tones, that W.
2. Grace was ever q Republican
Will it or the Democrat please OK.
PLAIN how Col. Grace got into the
Radical State convention of May
%, 1872, and received a nomination
for Attorney-Gcneral? Col. Grace
believed then, as he does now, that
the Republican party had the brains
and nerve to elect their man-bu,
he was dcceived.-[ [Jacksonpor,
Herald.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

Geese are raised for their feath-
crs in Texas. One goose ranch in
Western Texas has over 800 geese,
whose feathers are pluckcd every
two months, each one averaging a
pound and a half year,
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

Colonel Bob Ingersoll says that
on account OF his infdelity he loses
the company of good many fools,
and that he has noticed that people
who have the smallest souls make
the greatest fuss about getting them
saved.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

1t has been decided IN Illinois
that the person who seconds a mo.
ton in convention is just ss big a
gun as the person who offers an
amendment.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

A VERY destructive fire occurred
at Batcsville on the GOTH, when
over a hundred thousand dollars
worth of property was destroyed.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

A shirt has two arms, lust as Il
pantaloons have two legs yet one
is called a pair, and the other is
only one. Isn't it time to let up on
astronomy and pay moro attention
to the everyday trihes that vcx the
clearest mindY
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

In drinking the "good health" of
your friends take care you don't
get too much in the habit Of swal.
lowing your own.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

A bees sting is only one-fourtb
Of an inch long, but when man
has just bad one stuck in him all
the argument in the world wont
make him belieye that it isn't over
two feet long and hotter than chain
lightning.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

An army officer is retired when
he goes out of service, and a wheel
is retired to go into service again.
When n sheriff releases prisoner
he loses possession of him, and
when he releases a house be regains
possession OF it, and this Is a howl
ing old language of ours, amt it?
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28
CHURCH SERVICES.

Every Sabbath, at the second baptist Church
at II O'Clock, .. IN q, and IA m
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

A Boston German.American Re.
publican of tho stalwart order, said
the other day: 81 will on nc con-
dition vote for Grant, or Blaine
either. 1 would rather vote for
Bayard, who is an honest man and
n statesman" And the Boston
Herald says the woods are full OF
such men, Memphis Avalanche.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28
Professionals.
II. NJ. McrEIGn. 8. 8. sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
s. s. SENGMES,
OT.4 II rP UB nc.
ONCE OIL.

OSCEOL.4.
Mississippi County Ark. !.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su-
preme Court of the State, and IN
the adjoining counties Of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
Iectiens, 70 the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles.
and to whatever may appertaia
70 a general Land Agency.
Jan. 16 II.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28
THE OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Fditor and Proprie tor

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. TN advance)
For O Term Of One year, r,.,..............sl 90
=. .. Six Months. ............,. IS
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES:

IN LOCAL COLUMN
Yirst nsertion per line. ............ IL eents.
Each subsequent Insertion. ..:..........N "
LEGAL NOTICES.
One dollar per square OF one inch running
measure, or space Of ten lines of this type, for
nrst insertion, and seventy-nve cents for each
subsequent insertion.
CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04

inch and upward I.inch finishing. e31: 7sand 3
inch lear l6sseI. e31; 2. aud s-inch .e!eei w;
feet iss ,toc ceI boards SSa neS IL Il and
fes, sssi sicel boards, iis.ines u. il, and 10
els: b stock boards. I2.ipeh, 30 feet. tl9:
i9 a;a,. 'tosa H. a. .ao iss fe =
fss Gos Is ana n inward .2 2ss asv osa
upward. tiI: hrst common. e-isch eooriDe,, d
s1d NJ. esq: second common. 6-inch eoorIns
SN i ara sis Clear ss ana r
Touring, 4-inch. t22; Norway clear and nrss com
s Gn: sas "f Ncs Sx ,sird common, sineS
eel; narrow common boards tselecfeA -
and M 1r0w sG@@01 .n S1ssed sss
10 feet. or l2-feet siding. sle: FIRST common
comson siding. 1880 fencing siding. $3.50; q
inch dr cd siding or Inch, soc. more ihaa hcor-
1s ' Sss ~ 10 a. and and e feet feet
SIS: No. . boards. liz TO IS feet. $lI; IL
and 1s-ineh common boards; sls; dr.t quality
fencing. II, IA, and Is feet, sls SO: finch No.
2 fencing. I'll; Norway fencing 1880 timber;
20 feet long, $10.5o@sl2: 20 feet long diTension,
sl2 % feet long dimension. s13 "A feet long d.,
mensi0n, sl4; 70 rect long dimension sio.oV; 20
feet long dimension. s16; 80 feet long dimension.
2x4-inch culls, all lengths, 90; 2x12 and 3x12,
20 feet and over 81 extra fancy head and dr.ss.d
selected pickets, &22; fat rough pickeis tloGS14
11-inch square pckets, D. & T.. selected, $40;
1-inch batens, o. G. or beveled, q 100 tneal feet,
65c.: 24-inch Dattens, o. G. or beye'ed. 3 100
lineal feet, Toe: IN inch battens. .. q. or bev.
eied, y 100 lineal feet, Soc. standard A. good
shingles, $780, extra A, choice shingles, 1915;
choice shingles 81. so; extra shaded - ingIes,
s1.75: shaded A. fair shingles. $3.50; extra star
No. l. good br lnds, 81 10; No. common shingles,
QOc Ilth. Az 25 -Timss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JUNE l.-American Plg-Tbe market continues
slow, aud transactions not getting beyond the few
light quantities needed for prompt use. The princi'
pal panes still hold at figures that do not ADMIT
OF business. and the offerings Of outside lots at re-
atively low figures are much In excess OF demand
The irregularity rs TO prices noted In our last stl
exists, and No l sold az S22MS23; No. ~ $22
and forge at S2l. The agencies hold No. at $2S
No. 2 at t26Gs27, and forge at *25. Scotch pig
continues 10 come In freely on the orders that
were sent out some tile time hack, but the
impression prevails that there must 90
marked falling of in The receipts very shortly
the steady drafts upon the supplies encourage
holders to hope for an immediate sight re-
action when imports diminish. Several saes have
occurred, embracing abou! 100 tons extra ship on
private terms. Quotations are nominaliy at ~
a s22 for Glengarnock; S24 for Coltness; 81 al
$215Q for Gartscheirle; Carnbroe at $21 and
S20@ s20.50 for Eglinton. Wrought scrap shows
still meagre amount Of business, and on ac-
count of the lar2e stock the few off rs 10 buy con-
iinue at low figures nominal prices are s22 500
f25 for ship and yard lots respectively Rails have
some attention. hut not much business accomplish
ed. the offers Fl ON most buyers being very low.
English steel rails are quoted s64@t66, an d
American steel al s65@s67 at mills old rails at
&25QS26 for ~" and f269s26.00 for d. H.
Journal Of Commerce.
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ny Telegraph.
KEW YORE.

NEW YORK June 3-Cotton steady; sales. l.274
bales; upands Il l3-l6c.; Orleans, ii l5-l6c
southern n9gr dun and weak; common 10 7 ,als
se75. Wheat opened j4@lc. better; closed steady
at yesterdays closing prices with fair export and
light speculative trade; uograded red, :l.lOh@
1925. Corn very scarce and hd1 hc. better; un-
graded, 52N 554c. Oats about lie. better, closing
quiet Coffee quiet and unchanged. sular duh:
fair to good refining. 7Ha nc. prime, 7ac.; re-
fined unchanged, with fair trade. M9i ola, quiet
f Rosn quiet and firm at si45dsi 45E wool dull
and ia buye:s' favor; domestic fleece. 42@ 5Gc. /:
pulled. 2sG1t &C.: unwashed, 15@36c.; Texas, 1870
9airy, at siI.25@sil.5o. Mldd'es armer and
quiet long clear. 6ac; short, &c; long and short,
&c. Lard stronger and fairy active At s6.97fs7.
Whiskey nominal at sll2@sI.l6. Freigh.s steady.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE. June 3.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat-Souihern dull: western higher aud strong
southern red &l.25@sl .30 Avn Der. 81 20 @s1 80
S92 western 1, Winter 'sd, sp1t = so J1ns l2Ss
Mtll1. Corn- Southern steady and fairly AZ tive
western higher dull, and neglected southern white,
| ern. 44945c. western white and Pennsylvania, A
| 645c.; western mixed, 42@ 43e. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Coffee steady Rio cargofs, crdipa-
ry 10 choice. 13Ml5kc. Sugar firm: "A" soft,
9Xc. Whisky steady at sl.li@sl.ll&. Freghts
| hrmer and unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 3.-FIOur dull and lower
family, t4.75Gs5; fancy, unchanged. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn steady: No. mixed,
4O@4Ohc. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed, 34Q35c.
Pork strong and higher AZ 81 062k; held at rs.
Lardquet q, 20 90; Buzz strong and higher {;
shoulders 9aZU' riOs 1910. bacon qulei ana un-
changed. Whiskey steady at fl.06. su2ar frmer I;
~, Ia nod de,n,nd and ehsde bohsr comm oS
"a eSSsa 90. it,h. a l01Sss Ak. nacLion ~ NJ
a 35; butcher, s4.40@s4.50.
LOUISVILLE.
,o,,,s,.,, lima r,on. a,,,. o,otoo ~
LOu LIZ LIE. ouxg rout our, cnoics 70
1anc! 20 w,, woTN o. a. saS I'd a.
nri no. w; Ss o d. l'e s,ea, s"a ana
10 good Sen,nS a, &IImsl3 "a lard dnti y, AZ
IN good uensna ~ shi%sadd'%p; Lar" hnits ~
t4.I2X; ribs, &6.45; sids, 80 g. Bacon strong
and higher; shoulders; t4.50; ribs s7.Oo Sues
H0u. sugar-cured mans STEADY al VsWlO
Whisky nrm sl.oo'
At tOrra
o. Loois'
ST. LOUIS; June S;Iflonr hrmfr eui nor J "o,a-
by nigner; Wneat 90 1isher no ooa req r o2S
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ii~ NE, Enghsh cairy. 10000. Pineapple, csc
E slics: Carolina. 7k,ase.: Raneoon. Sc
North ci net,,rlnes-N. Csroin. No. cut. 1925
Ina roe: IN hsIf.sarrels. ssSss.so. Msctsrei rel,
no. I Bay: fIe: No. q. in barrels, eS; No. !
S No. = is ~, so,.S Sse2S No In kits, s2.2s
sos sk tubs. s@sxc. for New York sX@ac
=. holassss: Common syrup-Hogsheads, az.
'? Saa. raIon; New Orleans. urine, 8 60.
alum. from store. soc. sack. 'A'''' ''S1A'
Sugar; Crushed. l0Xc.: powdered. Zoe: rrsp.
s S.xeo, ska &C.: a. sSG 9tc. u Be-: extra C.
Sosp: Common. .SS7c.; best vasains. 7x@s.
'oIer lo@2oc.: and fancy prices: country, 4f55e.
lun. 9si BACK; Ssc;@Sl.-ths last prime srtieis
terurlctly choice
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hdss: Wet sslted. eRsc.: dry saited. l2@l5c.
dfy flint. 14916c.: gceen, 5d6c.
ness leather, s0MiOc.: flushed uoper SUm 4 &c.
nnlshed kips, 40@50c.; heuiIock soles, 20a27c.
The market Is quiet. but prices are nrm. stock
Rough and unfinished leather OF all kinds Is more
wanted than perhaps any other kind. aud any
amount Of that kind will had ready sale within our
quot tions.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
:. IRON: American renned. Old DomiHion bar.
= 6-iOe. y ~ for standard sizes; English sn1
Ae lean 'e s ~ eHc swedes hammered oS@
Nafts: Ola Dominion, IS per key for standard
sizes.
p in. n. "n0iesAe' 'ha' re'a''' 81"
Rope: Manila. best, 14@I5c.: tute, eX9sc.
Liauors. Wines. &c.
, Ats: sectcn, best brands, pints s2@s2.2o .
.Brandies: Domestic. sl.25@&2: fruit. sl.loa
sl.4o; apple. new. sl.75@s2; old, s2.25as
Virginia peach. f2Gf2.50.
Rye Whfsksvs: Medium, 81 0Gs2: pure old. o.
0s4; Virginia mountain, new, S2d$Z.50, old
Gin: Domestic. s1.25Gs2: imported, % p case
Eew England Rum S1.50MSl.6O.
Rectlfsd WhiSkeys: Market quiet.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber. White oak. f133flS q 1000.
" esnin virginia poplar. s14GfZ5 p 1000:
white uirs 4l4MS42.50 y 1000: yellow nine
boards. 80, market stiff; dry clear, $l2 GA,
and In demand; loist. &9MT1l. acroruin9 70
Lengths. shingles Pine. fl.75Ms2.50; cypress
six-inch. s64$e p 1000. Lsths-Spnt, 81 sawed.
sl.759SI.S( 91.0Oo.
Maves. Wits Key IA rrel timber green, Al SGf2e1
900: seasoned, s201$25 p 1000. Flour-barr'
TIMBER, s4dS7 y 1000. Flour-barre poles, t4@
IS: hogshead-noops, zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. &C.
Fuse. Toys mining. 35c.mSl.25 Zoe FEE.
Ponder: 1913 by the five kegs-leSs than ftC
kegs, 1928 blasting, o. 25G*3.50.
Saot: Northern, $l.65 q bag OF rs ns,
Grfnd5tenes: 1&@2kc. p 10.
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FANCY GOODS.
n IMMENSE STOCK
AT
sos BROAD STREET.

| We receive during this week the largest stock of
FINE GOODS we have shown. A call will satisfy
any one OF this fact.
| An elegant assortment Of TRIPLE-PLATE Sill
| VERWARE CASTORS from $3.50 10 $S-eight
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL EPERGNES;
HANDSOME CAKE-BASKETS, WATERS,
GOBLETS; novelties in PERFUME. and
CARD.STANDS. These goods are warranted
equal 10 the best, and the moderate price for the
elegant designs aud workmanship will surprise
all.
In VELVET FRAMES offer several novelties at
al that are retailingin New York for $3.50 and
Sl.75, and our FIFTY.CENT CABINET is
equal % any shown at 75c. In town.
WATER. COOLERS Of handsome finish and the
best quality, all sizes, at very low prices;
Union WEB HAMMOCKs at 81 and %, war.
ranted TO hold a weight Of 500 and 500 pounds (;
MEXICAN GRASS HAMMOCKS for those that
prefer them.
bought al importers entire line OF samples Of
ALBUMS at first cost, and shall sell them at q
correspond dinghy low price; SOLID LEATHER,
MOROCCO, aud CALF, In elegant designs, from
soc. TO 1915.
A very choice assortment Of VASES and TOILET
SETS; small Job lot OF ELEGANT CUT and
HANDPAINTED BUD-vASES at 81 q pair
worth &I.76; HANDSOME PINK TOILET
SITS at $50 and ti.75 worth %.
In GENTLEMENs CHAINS we have very fine
lot OF SHELL CHAINS, with CHARMS, At 50c.;
so patterns PLATED CHAINS. good quality,
at&1 ;20pa terms OF the BEST STOCK PLATE,
warranted, at from % to 43.
Novelties 10 NICKEL and NICKEL AND GILT
sLEEvE-BUTTONS ut 25c.; HANDSOME
sTCCK-PLATE BUTTONsa ut 80, 76c., aud 81.
Elegant new designs In LADIES BRACELETS at
t2, 1915, 90. and 1926. u n-
In sATCHELs aud TRAyELLiNG-BAskET We
have very large line ut low prices. ,.
DURABLE sTEW-PANs, PRESERvfNG-KET-
TIES, PORCELAIN.LINEDK KETTLES, &c.
w. A. STEVENS, 800 Broad street
The largest and bsst stock Of CANES at 10, 10,
20, and 2pc., shown IN the city. eS
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
CONDITION OF THE MARKET.

JUNE /, 1850.
During the month OF May Tor since The raIn) there
mas Deem decided improvement In the general tone
OF the market. and we take pleasure In noting a
general increase In receipts, inspections and sales
Inc present Indications are that for the rensinder
OF the season the receipts and inspections will be
full, and. II desirable aud In good order price; will
rule SIN with an upward tendency. For the past
three months lowing 10 most unfasorabIe weather
Tor handling the cr0p our market has labored under
the most rious disadvantage OF having nothing but
ODDS AID ends with which 10 operate. The receipts
from March 1st 10 May 20th were not only excess
svely small, hut were almost exclusively of tobaccos
in bad order. which, with unprecedented scarcity
OF stock, had for the time a most depressing inii.
ence upon the trade: therefore Il would be most
unreasonable 10 accept the transactions under such
circumstances either as "a type Of the market or a
basis of future Calculation. In demonstration of this
IL Is most notable that whenever desirable sample
or lot OF samples are presented they are eagerly
sought, and meet with eady sale at good prices Du-
ring The lalter part of the month there was de-
cided Improvement in all ella .ses especially in
bright wrappers and filters Fine bright wrappe rs
known this market SO entirely destitute Of gooi
dark iobaccos as II is at present. We don't know of
single fine package Of this class to ne had. II is
now generally conceded that there will be AN average
crop Of bright aud about three fourhs OF crop OF
dark tobacc0s planted.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lags.-C9mmon $S9s3.5o; medium, $40
good, nominal; fine, nOminal extra fine, nominal.
.Memming.-C0mmOn, s3@S4; medium, SEQ
$500 good, s7@Ss.50; fine, $9@ilO.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURISG.
lug Fuiers.-Common. s3.5O@s4 medium,
s4.50ds5: good, s5.50GS6.
.Ley FiHers.-Conmon s5@*550; medium,
s6@s6.50: good, t7@ SO; fine, s9@Sl0; extra fine
incurred, S10@S1S.
WraDpers.-Common, s7.5O@$s.5O: medium
s6.50@s9: good. s9.500tl0; nne, $l0@$1l
extra, sl2@13; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT GoODs-MANUFACTURIyG.
Smokers.-Common, fsGslO; medium, sl0@
SIP; good, $124$16; fine, &l6@s20.
Fitiers.-COmmon, t6MfS; medium, S7G$9
good. Sl9@$12; fine, nominal.
Wrappers.-Comm t10G 81 medium, 81 5@
f2o good, S20@S30; line, S40@s50; fancy, $5(
HrdDpers. Acknowledgement, s12Gsl5
medium. f15G@20; good, S22@$25; fine, 5000
gao. extra. &4b@&5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods is confined
principally to good old heavy-boded Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, f4@f5: Kentucky River Tugs, $l0@
$l2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3G*1s.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


THE NlCARAauAN CANAL-CHURCH BURN
ND IN BRooKLyN-CoSeREs AND
OTHER WASHINGTON NEws-THE LATE
MURDER ON THE SCHOONER MiGNoN-
Errr-soUTH CAROLINA DELEGATES FOR
RAYARD-REsULT or A Trial FOR FELL
oxY-ANNuAI. CONFERENCE OF THE MED-
IcAI ASSOCIATIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES THE GERMAN CHURCH. BILL
THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA Is DEAD-PANA-
Ma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MIDHAT
pAsuA-THE SULTAN AND MR.. GoscHEN-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DuEL-DUEL on
THE SPANISH COAST, &C. &C.
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AydeIOttc Acquitted.
American Medical Association.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The annual Con.
vention OF the American Medical Associa.
ton was continued this morning. The Ju.
dietary Committee, which had under in.
vestigation the charges against the Navy
Medical Department Of dealing in quack
medicines. reported that the charges were
not sustained, and the report was adopted
The officers for the ensuing year were
then elected, DR.. j. 7. Hodges, OF 81. Louis,
being chosen president.
1t was resolved to hold the next meeting
OF the Association at Richmond, Va, on the
first Tuesday in January 1881.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.


VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 75@S0c {;
Virginia hne and extra fg, 75@s0c.; Virginia fint
6-.pch and 12-inch twist. 60@62c.: Virginia me-
dunn 6-inch and l2.inch twist, 46d4ec:; Virginia
medium 10's and l6's, 46@4Sc.; Virginia medium
l2-inch pounds, Asa soc. Virginia common l2-
inch pounds 40645c.; Virginia good bright l-inch
35c.; Virginia common 11-nch. 32@33c.: Vir.
Gina mahogany and bright navy, IS and Is. A
G45c.; Virginia black navy, IS and As, 42@45e.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking &1.20@$1.25; Virginia
assorted, 45@60c. North Carolina and others, 40
@60c. -
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright s's, b2@67c.; fine bright. SIS, AZ. and
Ms, 46@47c.; mahogany 1907. MS 45@46c.;
mahogany double thick 5Ss. 46@47c.; mahogany
single thick IS. 46G47c., SC. and Zoe Plugs and
fancy styles. 4s@50c.; bright 1907. lbs. 6G47c
bright double thick 5's. 46@4Sc.: bright single
thick 3's, 46@4ec.; bright &c. and loo. plugs and
fancy styles, 50@52c.; plain wrapper 49, Is. and
l6-oz. Ace: plain. small work, Acc. second grades.
fbs., Us, and as, 4O@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades, MS. Us. and IS. 40@42c. mixed
plug smoking, Sac; stem smoking, In paper. 2ec;
cut and dry smoking, 22G30c.; bright and granu-
lated Us, A's, and IS, ga 0c. bright and grsnu
lated In bags, 29675c. pipe smoking, In paper, 20
M3Oc.-r COURIER Journal.
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JUNE 2-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef Cattlt.-Very best. 56554c.: good, 4kn4kc {;
medium or good fair quality. 3kGl44c.; rough oxen,
thin steers. &c, 3Cd3&c. "a H.. gross.
Hogs.-Very best, 5ag6c.; common grades, &C.,
nominal p ~, net.
Sheep.-Very best 4Sc. p 10. gross.
i,dmbs-Extra good, 64c. medium to common
grades, $40 SIC. q ID. gross.
| Yedis-S3.50@s9 u head.
mitch Cosos.-42Oe$4O u head.
About 100 head Of beef cattle, 496 hogs, and a
very few sheep, on the market this week. Market
oyer-supplied with cattle. causing decline OF fully
ae. on best 10 second grades. Two carloads 40
headj shipped 10 other markets In Virginia. Hogs
have declined a@kc. There is some demand for
good sheep In small lots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04
new YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

JUNE There is an advance of al least &c. on
refined and good, steady market, largely due 10
the better Greek advices. Crude In shippi0g order
quoted at 6,@7kc., naptba at 5zc. Refined at TIC.
bid for New York. 7Ae. BID for Phi'ad, lphia, and
&c hid for Baltimore. Refined in cases az llAG
1910. Clint RoudeLush fayors MS with the follow
Ing summary OF the business to-day at the oil CEN
tres Sales United Certificates (cruGe pc ro,, uni at
New York, 10000 barrels: OH City. b7l.000 bar
rels Bradford, $4,000 barrels; total sales, $685.
600 barrels. Opened at I'll bid highest sales al III
lowest sales al 9GAc closed AT 9l}sc. bid. Exports
for the week 1.3s9,639 gallons exports from
January |, 95.752.3S4 gallons; exports same lime
last year, 7s,403,943 gallons.-Journdt " Com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04
Alabama Democratic Convention.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, June 3.-The Demo.
cratic Convention completed the state
ticket to-day. The delegates to Cincinnati
for the State at large are: G. w. Peters, q.
g. Lapgdon, w. Ii. Barnes, and A. ii. Kel-
lar. Tue districts seat sixteen delegates.
The preference Is generally understood to
be for Field, Thurman, Bayard, and Han.
cock. though no instructions were given. 1t
is now understood that none are for Tflden.
The electors at large are N. l.. Bragg and
q. A. O'Neil. Resolutions were adopted
fayorinp the two-third rule ut Cincinnati.