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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-22
DANVILLE.

vFETING OF the CONsERvATIvES-THE
wArfR.POwER-EXAMIN OF TEACH
Tgs-wiTHDRAwN FROM SERVICE IN THE
REVENUE OFFlCE-PERSONALs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
July 81, 1881.
4 meeting Of the Conservatives OF the
cily was held last night in answer to the call
q Superintendent L. b. Withers, and dele
gates were appointed to the State Conyen-
iion Delegates George {. Ayres, {. q.
Holland. Harry WoOdng, ii. L. Banks
dale. An executive committee was also APP
pointed Chairman, Captain I. l.. Brown.
Colonel Wilhers pressing for the accept
ance OF bis resignation. II was accepted,
thanks we're voted him for his services, and
Mr.. l.. c Berkeley was elected superlnten-
dent in his place. As 10 nominations for
Governor, Danville puts in the name OF w.
T. Sntherlin, and she says that ono noml-
nation can be made that would be more
enthusiastically received by our people, or
which would command larger vote"
wrote some days ago that the Council
va, considering the prOpriety OF buying
TIE Dan-fiyer water-pOwer OF the survivor
and heirs Of Crew, ROdenhizer Co.. and
that a meeting of the citizens bad been cali
cd. al which it was proposed to get at the
wishes Of the people on the subject. The
committee Of the Council, TO whom the In
ye,tiga,ion Of rights, title, &C., had been
referred, have requested that the meeting
Of citizens be postponed for one week, and
the meeting has beer postponed accord
iBgly.
Superintendent Dame is now holding the
examination Of teachers for the public
schools. In addition TO the answers 10 his
questions and the solutions Of bis problems,
be requires ID essay from each teacher on
some subject OF general interest.
! am informed at the internal revenue
Office this morning that Mr.. 5. NJ. Hughes
and Mr. J. b. Sioyall have Withdrawn from
service in that otiica, and that the names Of
those who are TO oil their places cannot yet
be given.
Mr.. &. y. Miller, formerly OF Culpeper,
Tor the last several years an hOnOred men,
Der OF the Danylle Tobacco Association,
has withdrawn from business here, and is
al present visiting amongst friends in Cul-
peper.
Mrs. Riley and Miss Willie, her daughter,
teachers Of public schools in this county,
are now visiting In Michigan.
Rev. J. +. l.. Holmes is now in Winston
On visit to Miss Mary Holmes, his sister,
WHO has been reported very ill.,. ALPHA.
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The Charlottesville Chronicle gives the
following particulars tn regard 10 an acci-
dent already mentioned in the Dispatch !:
Mr.. George q. Randolph, son OF the late
Major Thomas j. Randolph, fell from cliff
on the western extension Of the Richmond
and Allegheny road, a few days sgo, and
sustained painful injuries. The precipice
over which he fell was some fifty feet high.
His lex was broken above the knee. and
some cuts and bruises were received. IL
was thought at first that the young man had
been injured Internally, but we are happy
10 learn that such Is not the case.
The shenandoah Valley says: The
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company II
now building a branch road from Shenan-
doah Iron Works depot through the noun
tain-a distance OF some six miles--wlth
Furnace No. and Fox Mountain re-bank
rs objective points, which will soon be COM
pleted, and will prove 81 great value and
convenience to the gentlemen owning these
properties.
Julian Taylor, OF Alexandra. elected
Assistant Professor Of Modern Languages
at the Univer>ity OF Virginia, has gone to
Europe 10 more thoroughly famIiarZe him
self with the pronunciation OF French and
German.
Mrs. DR.. Charles Carter is seriously Ill at
the residence OF Major Peyton, University
OF virginia. The many friends Of this most
estimable lady will unite with us In wishing
for her a speedy recovery.
George Salisbury, northern man, who
was COmmonwealth's attorney for Lynch.
burg and the surrounding counties during
reconstruction, writes the HirgiRidn as fol-
lows l am unable 10 command language
fifty to express my good wishes towards
your peOple-especially towards the men,
bers OF the bar OF Virginia. ! felt at home
everywhere In your Commonwealth, and
was accorded all the rights, privileges,
aud consideration desired, and have ever
reiuled the foul SANDERS ainst the south
ern people, invented by the spirit Of hate
and circulated by the imps OF the devil.
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PETERSBURG.

.. ,o,,pr PROCEEDINGS SENTENCED
H. H. ms PENIreSTIARY --THE BoY'AURDERER
10 a.pcrn ON ACCOUNT or HIS YOUTH
p.,rvvST FOR UNLAWFUL SHOOTING
ISrXTuENT AGAINST THE crIY-A STATE
,crrrlcAT. ASSOCIATION - FASHION
aRLE MARRIAGE
,c,,rcsrondenoe Of the Richmond Dhpelcn,J
'O"'''' July 81, 1881,
,Ao Hastings Court to-day William
!" ,colored) was convicted Of house
t"sinc ana sentenced TO three years I'M
p..ss."nneni in the peniientisry.
Pss,.a crend iury found trne bill IN toe
,,he colored boy Tommy Turner
os",,cb with killing Oliver Hostler few
GU, go. hut when the case came up for
WeyNS.~ Commonwealth's Attorney, by rea-
lIi'' ~ y, Inc extreme youth Of the prisoner
sou mo improbabhity Of establishing
ahy IN one so young, asked The
m'h'' render verdict OF not
luN. This was done, and the boy was
guHy.,ced Turner was probably the
0i'o.rS prisoner ever arraigned in our
louLe ,nr crime OF such serious import.
eo",' Nv oboni seven and half years old,
nc 40. - small in statue that when he
So" - an ordinary chair his feet do not
'og Tno 81, cv,minIng trial of George w. Lum
-Iavfolly shooting W. j. Stone took
10 y..eiot The Mayors Court this morning at
p',.toot and the accused was sent on to
tI',s,incs Court. The case came before
we I'D iury At | O'Clock to-day and an
tuS 49," was found against Lum. The
iu".' I'm nrohtbly come up for trial in the
Un.,incs Court tomorrow.
T,o 1resepimeGt against the city OF Pc
,.r,Lnrg. found by the grand jury ut the
-, cpqrtcrl, term OF the Hastings Court,
~. nlrmiitipg a nuisance. In the shape OF a
liar 10 exist in that portion OF the
,"o,m,itox river within the city ban Dor,
eli come up for trial at the present term OF
the cont.
Tine Petersburg Pharmaceutical Associs'
,i,r /. rrenaring a circular, 10 be sent to all
,he SyuceiSs In Virginia, inviting them 10
,-es, in convention In the city Of Richmond
&, Oefober neXI, 10 consider ihe question OF
,-esnizipc a State Pharmaceutical Associa-
ion. and Of framing law 10 govern phar-
r,cy IN the State, to be presented TO the
C5ncral Assembly for adoption.
The delegates and alterna,cs to the Lynch
burg Convention will be appointed by a
cI,y convention Of the Republican party,
comno,ed Of six delegates from each ward,
n he chosen on the evening Of the I'd OF
August. 90,
4 large and fashionable assemblage filed
me Fust Baptist church last night at
o'clock TO witness the marriage OF Captain
Tnmct Raeland, son Of MIR. Reuben Rag
land. and Ml,s Rosa f., the beautiful and
sceompi,h bed daughter Of Mr.. J. j. Haw-
kin,. The ceremony was performed 10y
Rev. Or. william Z. Hatcher Of Rich
moud.
+ Is reported that an effort is TO be made
,o or0apize m Petersburg a musical asSocja-
ton ON the plan Of the Mozart in Rich
mond. our city can boast of an abundance
of frsi.cla,s amateur musical talent fiom
which 10 form such an association.
ROBIN ADAlR.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

"AIN-sALk OF REAL ESTATE-NEGR0 EXODUS.
lCoTesDonienee Of the Richmond DispaIeh.I
july 81, 1881.
nam rain rain so much needed and
70 long delayed, set in at o'clock this
morning and up to this writing, 10 a. NJ,
u mas poured down in steady, gentle
stream, permeatlng the parched earth with
~ nle'glFlDg properties.
ibe rain interfered with the purpose OF
many 10 90 TO CulDeper to. day. NeYer;be-
rs TIE Monticello Guard and some few
.'lLens went at a venture, aud Will make
'he best Of a bad thing,
Inc property Of the late &. T.. Bailey, on
Other Of Court and Water streets, was
sO.d on Tuesday TO MIR. James Perley for
|Co-ycry cheap
Anolber gang Of cOored people left here
yesterday for Iowa. There were about
st'ehly'hye In this lot, including women
1uu children. What with the demand made
:! 'ue railroads, the mines, and latterly the
"seTlng-places aud summer resorts, our
~OOr syNem IS about TO become totally de-
m0rllized.
. Tue following is a partial list OF the del
,sHc appointed by precinct meetings to
,.'ntSehl this county in the August Con-
U ssn,loa HOa. r. T. w. Duke, Judge j. h..
IVIoTa1, w. n. BeTkley, w. II. Soutnall,
T. a; Bafksdale, NJ. Durrett. Aternates {:
= q; White, l.. Waddell, John Day, DIR.
o. H. woods, j. j. Brown, w. w. Minor.
DUP.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

July l9.- HOR-Scctch Plg-PTtces have hard
ened itle ana rather better figures than possible
last week are made for the mor ntiiies stead-
~ taken from Stock beyond This there 4 Dot much
doing. The reason for the imprev feeling Is In
the fac that the recent imDOriaif0n have very
spsriBgly uDOa the msrket, having beep bought
pretty well previously. American plg has been
taken In small lots Only but recent quoted prices are
we'll supported. and makers are having confidence
that the near future VIII place the article In better
shape. Rails are having some business more espe-
cialiy Tor deliveries In the fall aud winter months,
with prices not varying materially The qgota-
tons are as follows: American pig, Mol, az
f249f25; No. NJ S22ds42, and forge at
s2O@S2l: scotch pig at f22dslS for Glensar-
mock; S23.5OMS24 for COuness : s23 for Garis-
cheirie: $40. 5O@s2l for Eglintou; No. Shots,
e23MS235O. English steel rails are quoted az
SO "a t62 and American steel at s6O6s62 at mills,
snd $54GS65 for next winier's delivery: old rails,
Sz5.50@S26 FOR /" T." and s27.50 for d. h. Wrought
scrap at t27 ex ship. ana $50 SZ9 IRON yard
LOnI nal of COnlInerce.
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The National Cotlon Exchange.

ST. LOUIS. July 21.-Tbe report OF the
Executive Council 10 the Cotton COnyen-
ton Yesterday repeats n considerable part
OF that OF 1879. especially calling for the
extension and careful fostering Of agrIcul-
tural and signal.seryice buIeauS. 1t states
that the Washington Agricultural Bureau,
as IL now exists, is OF material service to the
people. But it is hampere1 by mistaken
economy OF Congress, which has furnished
it with means too small for the proper ac-
complement Of its object, and unless some
Improvement can be effected IN the monthly
reports Of that Bureau they should be abOl-
ished. it also recommends revision OF the
international standards.
The report OF the Committee or InfOrma-
ton and Statistics complained Of the great
variance in the statement made by different
persons regarding the crop, and suggested
different systems Of dIslricting which would
keep part Of one State from being lodged
into those Of another State. These reports
are furnished and circulated by the Asso'
ciated Press, but the committee thought
they either ought 10 be made much better
or abolished altogether.
The treasurer'S report showed the pros
porous financial condition OF the Exchange.
At the evening session the following Of
ticers were elected for the ensuing two
years: President, Louis Bush, Of New Or
leans; Wee President. Henry g, HenZ, Of
New York. Executive COuneil-C. q. e.
hot, Of Norfolk; w. II. Gardner, OF Mo-
bile; $. X. Mcllhenny, OF Houston; III. NJ.
Senter, of ST. Louis; j. +. Wheaton, Of
Savannah George 5. Erman, Of Cincin-
natl; j. b. Skinner, OF Galveston; 5. A.
Campbell, of Vicksburg; John Ii. Cleisley,
If Montgomery.
The National Cotton Exchange met again
this morning. The Executive Council re-
ported that they had r, elected Henry g..
Hester secretary, and elected Thomas e..
Airy, Of New Orleans, treasurer. They
appropriated So $50 n the expenses for
the wears 1880 and 1881, aud recommended
that an assessment OF $40 be made upon
each member Of the National Exchange.
Tue Committee on Crop Reports stated
that they concurred with the secretary in
his statistical reports.
A meeting Of one expert from each con-
siituent exchange and two delegates from
New Orleans and New York was fixed to
meet at New York on August - for the
purpose OF establishing a standard commit
tee of three members.
A committee OF three was appointed 10
memorabilia Congress for an appropriation
to establish stations throughout the South
to furnish additional crop reports, and 1t
was recommended that local exchanges be
requested to use their influence for this pur-
pose.
Various business committees reported on
subjects referred 10 them, and, after some
further unimpOrtant proceedings, the Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
The place OF meeting Of the next Conyeu-
ton viii be determined by the Executive
Council.
After adjournment the delegates visited
the Merchants Exchange by invitation, and
were informally received by President Nc
Ennis and other officers of that body.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July 81, 1881.
country produce.
Appies: Green-From Sl.25 TO 81 so per barrel.
Bsl ifg Prime 70 choice yellow, 1s@2Oc fair 0
SV Corn Neal: 55@eoc q busheI for country; zoe
Drf5d Frmu: Apples, 4c.; blackbcrres, 5c.
cherries. l2@l4c.; rasDberres, 2Oc.; peaches
peeled, l0@20c.; all nominal .o,.. .,..,.. o-lo
POuttrV.--Liye chickens, l0G3Cc.i ducks, 209
Bogs: Dull at IO@llc.
Fsath,rs: Prime nye-goose, 45GoO.: comhon'
SJ Earsssd: sl@sl.O5 bushel.
RnU: virginia tir"Olnv 70MS0c.; ;l0Ver-mlXei'
65d zoe. clover. GOA 60c.
oats None In market. ., n,
Pofatofs: irsl--Early Rose, S2.75@$3; Peer
less, s2.5O@'2.75 ? barrel; 80. o... ,..o
Roots: Ginseng sL25@Sl.5O y n. Seneca Tree
Of tops, 45c. q n.
LGTf: Country. 1I@l2c.
Rvs: S0ds2c. n OusnrI.
SttmGc: Prime. f5c.
ShuckS 7O410c'
Baled 0trdt0: Acc.
T1I[0tD: 5nhkc. p H.
WOOL boot: Washed, S5@s7e.; anwasnec, 5e927e.
BURY wool viii bring frcm 70 &C. p r. ie-a
man above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Oemsnt. Rose adale, sl.45&bl.50 y harre .
Lime: Agricultural s@lUc. onsael' i1ot6s.
lR.J5dsl.ZO, according 70 aas1iht-S' 'Oin'e'
PIastsr: Lamp. F4.75; grouna, sS; calcined
| nlaster, sI.60@Sl.75:
Tar. Large size. $3.50.
AIRY IiOods.
| Trtnts: MerTimack, 61sc.; Merrimack Shrtng
&c Richmond. &c; South Bridge, osc. faclne,
| 7c: Spra2ue. 53ze.: Sprague Shifting, Dye
iunueIs &c; Aliens. &C.; Manchester. &c
Wellington. SIC; Mallory Pnk, 1e. Mallory t'hr'
ple, 7e; simpson Mourning, 7c.; Simnson Cry
| 7c. Simpson Black, Ssc.; Harmony ohc'' ASh'
''i BTS,ca Cottoas: Manchester A., &C.; Man:
chester "A A. A., exc; RocSbriege - x
| Y. exc: James River q. o., Sac. James hre
| 6Ac. ....x- .,,,.
| ALu1a: A.,
| Ooncsn' r Itsd Lys: t3&94 case OF fop!
| Dozen.
| COpptTIS: &c
| (lOchtRedt: 90c. = 70.
| Extract Of LOgtOoOd; lie.
| Tndfg0: tlmfl.l0.
| 0tis; Linseed.6 9..: machine. slasl.75 oerm
AIS whale. Toe; straits. 50@6Oe: L'.orador
| cod oil. 5Od6Ce; lard. o0c.; sweet, 20 , Gozen
best salad, 81 80; castor, s1.25 gailoni virginia
lnbricatlng, SOas5Os.; kerossaei 9si', cash. . sA
lon. ..
10 ,ts: Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca IHithout top 500
soda. sal, ls@2e., in ksga: English soda &C.
Spsrits N.TDsstfns: bQA
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YeIlow.Feyer in the West Indies

WASHINGTON, d. G., July 2l.-Advices
received from Havana by the National
Board OF Health to-day report that during
the week ending July 9th there were TWEEN
ty.five deaths from yellow-feyer and SIX
teen during the week ending July 10th.
The shipping at Santiago de Cuba has been
invaded by yellow-fever. Sagua La Grande
is also reported as being Injected. The
British bark Ella has four OF her crew con-
yaIescing in the hospital from yellow'fever,
and Is now loading for some port norm OF
the Delaware Breakwater. Several cases
OF yellow.fever have occurred at Cardenas
since the Sth instant.
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Tn sfenoriam.
UxvEILIxG or THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
AT CuLPEPER.

CULPEPER, Va, July 2l.-Tbe unwilling
Of the monument to-day 10 the Confederate
dead drew on immense crowd Of people
varIously estimated at from 5000 90 5000
persons. A procession was formed at IL
O'Clock In front OF the armory, headed by
the Cuipeper Mlnute-Men, followed by Wis
ling military companies from Alexandra,
Warrenton. and Charlottesville; veterans
Of The late war, and Masonic and Good
Templar lodges. The procession was mile
long, and extended from the town 10 The
Citizens cemetery, where the ceremonies
took place under the auspices Of the Ma
sonic fraternity.
Addresses were made by General Fitz.
Lee, Ex-Governor Kemper, Hon. John
Goode. and General Walker. The speakers
were introduced by General James Field.
After the ceremonies were over the process
sion returned TO town, where superb din
ner awaited the visitors, which was hand
somely served BY ladies. Everything passed
of pleasantly, and the occasion was the
grandest ever known In the history OF Gull
pepper. All public buildings and private
residences were handsomely decorated.
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fsrefsn Frn,ts ana gssAs.
Qosdy: 12,5saf3 = y.
LsmOns. Mesqina. f1t = hor.
Oranges. Sweet. t7@ss p boz.

| ff arocerigs. e.
Baeos; Gear yts-ssas.. 114@I1kc.; gihtet
veins soeroaaa. Toe vrsin,s s'S Ss lsSS,
III snail. l2Hc. 5uEar-cnreo 1901 &c. ps
h hsn lyc eany1sed hams. 1sfal4c.; buK sides
lp.e bulk shoulders. nc. stock light.
thrpe hooDs, si.75@s2. 'V'''-''
,Br9eEsss' Two strngs. sl;2g; thres strins
Co6ss: Rio--Common. le&11c: fair, 1JN
10; good 70 prime, 1904 >; Lsguayra. a.
C,tHdtss: Adsnlantins candles f2ko1 &c, y Sc
i5te loAc. y D.; half-boxes. be-: taiiow. lac. 80
Geese Prime eattinz l3$el4kc.; nortssr.
sGd wesHIn prime cutting, lzGIzkc.: coInmn7
30 loo.; English daiFy l6@2Oc.; Pineapple, 25.
lsies. Carolina. Giia74c. I
fish. Herrinzs--N ortk Carolirs 0r0ss. $3.50
North Carolina cnt herrings, s6@ss25; eastern
s3.50He4. MRcasn 40. ] Bav, half barres
$3.50; No. 2. 10 barrels. as so: No. maoEercl
sl.25.
LoTd: Prime. r~rres and serces. 1891 3slr.
aan barrels Ia; tubs, llk@l2c. Tor New
Tork l &c. for choice Baltimore.
dotdsSsS. common sSruu-hogsneads. rs
tixrces. 24c. barrels 25c.; genuine sol.sn syruT
35G45e. . gallon: New Orleans, prime. 50id 00c
SAT-: Liverpool, from store, 31.40 6rounC
alum, from store. Soc "A sack.
Sugar: Crushed. II Ec.: u0Hderpi liz .: graft.
o.: C, oge.; yellow, SIC 94c.; crt icas, ilzc.
5O1D: common. 6hgfI.. Jest waShlnZ. fsGs
toilet l5A20c-: and fancy urices: country. 4as5c
powder SOC. FL.
Hides. Eeather. &c.
Hides: We. sslted. Sa9c.' 1rv salted. l2MlHc.
dry nint. l4Al7c.; green. 5A6c
heather: Rough leather, 23@30c.; flushed har.
ness leather, 34a4Oc. finished upoer. So 45c,
finished kips, 500 75c.: 0enlOck sOles, 20G26c.
iron. steel. Nails. &C.
Iror: American rehned. Olo OomiRioa bar
20 1902 6-lOe. . 70. for standard sizes; English
q, o American 'aeet. 3A bsc swedes' nammeres
Mans: Oid dominion, O. for standard size
PioUgh. Castings: wholesale, 3Xc. retsi, 4Xe
Rope: Manila, best, 1879. jate, sHaSc.
LiquOrs, wines. sSCs
Ate: sco;cn, beet brands pints s2@s2.2S >
BrGndie:: Domestic. sI.25@s2; fruit, slice
sl.4O; apple. new, sl.75GSz; old, e2.261i9
Virginia peach. f20S2.50.
Rue WhiSksgS: Medium, sl.60GS2: pDre old, :.
GA; Virginia mountain, new, sl'7S@R2, 81
a24b3 anu upwards,
Ga: Domestic, sI.25@s2; imported, S. = cae'
HeD England Rum: 41.50HR1.60.
&sctGasd WhfSEsv3: sl.20@Sl 20.
Lumber. Stayes, &e.
Lumber: White OAK, Sl3GBlS p loco.
Nes-eln Virginia poplar. fl4@tZ5 y Loco
white p!T sI4@s42;So . 1000: vsl,ow PIN I99'
and IN demand; lost S9eosll, according u
lengths. aninstes- Pine. fl.7j@S2.5O; cyprees
six-luch, $685. 3 1000. Ls;hs-SpHh 81 sawed.
6taues: Whlsksy-barrel timber green. 81 S@s2sS
1000; seasoned, S2OMt25 . 1000. ElOur-bsTr
timber f4cS7 p l,O0U. Flour-barre poles, S4d
SO hOZsbeGd-hoopo. zoe. = bundle.
Powder shot. &C.
fuse Toys mining. 359Sl.1O y 100 6a
POf7der: SO by the i've kogs--ie5s thGn g
kegs, $3.50; blasting, s31j@53.5O.
SHOt. Northern, 70 = bag % 20 tns.
9TtsdstOnsS: l4GIk q y.
Seed.
CYOrer s5.256$5.50.
Ochdd GdSs: Sl.756S2.
Timothy: S3.25mS3.50.
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Called ana Continued BOnds-Pay
mentS 20 be Made.

Correspondence Of the journal OF Commerce.
WASHINGTON, JIly 19.-Upon inquiry at
The Treasury Department to-day it Is ascer.
tanned that Of the and per cent. bonds
about S577, 000 900 have been continued at
80 per cent. According to the last public
debt statement there were outstanding,
bearing interest, June 30tb, $685., 100000 Of
IS and s.. OF this amount, all OF which
have not been continued, have been called
and are to be paid on aud before October
1st. The amount thus to be paid was at the
beginning Of July about $50, 900, 600, and at
the ED OF July will be about s55. 900, 600,
as nearly a. can be estimated. II is regarded
as probable that the reduction OF public
debt during the present month will fall
within $4,000, 900. +. +.
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vi. .toss boards ' is is. ~ ISL ss
4. I0.Inch stock, ". "a. and fs ieet.
ts1: 1O-ipch stock. ~ feet and upward. 42J
Dor. incbes and upward. sss Z box inches and
pvyaid. A29; D box, 10 inches and Upward,
slS; hrsi common, 6-Incb flooring. u. and ~,
t3j: or second common 6-inch flooring,
$685. Third common. 6.ineh flooring. 4Z6:
fencing Scoring. G-inch. SIC: t0.foot FEM
eIpK noOyfng, siJ 80; clear and Brsl common.
4-incB 6owing. s3b: flooring. 4.ipch. AL
Q flooring. 4-ineh. ga Norway clear and Grst
common. ~ 6-inch. $50: Norway second cons
mon. 4 or Singh flooring. s27: NORWAY common
boards ieieciel %. NJ. Gig: hrst ana second clear
IL, IA. aDc 10 Rect siding. $50. 80 FIRST common
siding. s1g: seceed COMMON s.qiDg. 81 y third com
mon siding, 1880: fencing siding. $40; common
soarfs. 1Z-tJeh. 10 and 20 feet sl6: COM
mon boards. l2-tnch. ~ 20 ~ feet. sl5 com-
mon boards, 10 ss1 20 feet; sff .6O;. common
boards. H., "a. 20. aud 10 feet. sl4; No.
boards. 10 IA. i6, sad ~ feet, SIG: IL aud ~
ineh common boards. ga; nrst Quality aud
Norway fencing. tl4i No. 2 fepeios. ~ 20
feet. 1880 timber, IS fst 2x4 70 sxs inclusive.
90 feet long dimeDsiOR, s15 So; 22 ard "a fta
long dimension. SIS so: 20. 2s. aud 80 feet long
dimension. 81 80; Pinch Gull plank. promiscu-
Gus widlb $1,000; 2xs-inch cnlls, 81 lengths,
Sil: nat picktts. 0fnmon, si1. pickles, fat.
rough, and good. SIS. lk4hch square pickets. ID.
H.. selected, $40 Z-inch aHtens, q. g. OF bevellcd
= 100 hneai feet. zoe. clesT shingles 1888 ex-
ira shingles. $3.50; standard A shingles, 81 20:
ialh, 32.35.-Ttnies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-22
GENERAL MARKETS.
C,uc.Go LUMBER MARKET.

JuIY le-The current prices for dry lumber
shIa1les etc are as follows FIRST and second ear
ihree.inch, $780, 6rs. aud second clear two wen.
$40 first aud second clear, y and l8-ineh: ga
ssiect. IL, ~, and 2lnch, s35; select
IL, ~, and 2.mch, SCI; 2x4 clear and a.
lecs, together, 500; 2x6 and 2xs clear ana selse.
Sss: 2x4 Is select, S23, ihird ehar, l-lnct
finishing, tas; select o inch aud upward
I.inch nnlsiing, $685. z. and = ineh clear oase
S33; q and s-ineO select, 1'insa hsiS fsas.
b ards, i2-inch. II, IL, and rs feei, sss y
. s,ock boards, l2.meh, ~, "a sSd 10 .e -
81 400; b stock boards, l2-llleh, ~ lf'an9 II