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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
no THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-Dcath OF Adj
mirnl RodRers-Another MistriaI in the
south Carolina Eicotion-Cases-A Louisi-
ana Cotton Brokers' Crookedness-Exeen-
ton or Murderer I'm the Indian Ter
ritory Business, Embarrassments for the
Wcek-Firc at Hudson, n. Y.-The Free
dom of the Press In Louisiana-More
About the Indian Troabies-The Scotch aud
Irish Press or she Appointment OF Lord
.Cavcndish 20 the Secretaryship OF Ire
land, &C., &c.
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The New Secretary for IrcIand.

LoNDoS, May j.-The Pail Nal Gazette
says the Irish and Scotch provincial press
is for once in almost entire harmony with
the London papers in their surprise and
dismay at the selection OF Lord Frederick
Cayendish as Chief Secretary for Ireland.
The disappointment among the Liberals Is
widespread. The choice, II says, was un-
doubleday made 10 quiet the apprchenslons
OF the Wings, but the only thing that can
save the Ministry is that the country shall
be convinced that they mean 10 carry out
their new policy firmly and without refer
enee to the murmurs Of handful Of nal.
contents,
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The Georgia Strawberry Crop.

- We viii not have a good crop Of straw
berries this year." remarked Or. Hape TO a
Constitution reporter yesterday. "The
drought OF lsst summer does the business
up for Us by killing out the plants. In u
week from now the crop will be fairly
ready for the market, and the berries will
De OF better appearance and some cheaper.
think that they may go as low as fifteen
"You refer 20 the crop near the city :"
"Yes.v
Glow many viii you raise Z "
:" have two acres, and expect 10 gath
er three thousand quarts TO the acre, or six
thousand quarts from the entire PATCH
ifQntd Consultation.
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Burial of Hon. Horace Maynard.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, May j.-Ilon. Horace
Maynard was buried here to-day. The fII-
neral procession was the largest ever seen
in Knoxville. Washington was represent
ed by the First, Second, and Third Assist
ant Postmasters-General Patton, Elmer,
and lIaZen, and number OF other promi-
ncDt men,
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Rusipess Failures for the week.

New YORK, May j.-The business fall
ures reported for seven days number lOl, a
decrease Of as compared with last week.
The Eastern States had but II; Middle,
10: Western, 50; Southern, "a; Pacific
states and Territories, 49,; and New York
city, >. The stoppages in New York city
are both petty, and 50 far rs business en-
barraSsmcnts are concerned. there Is Just
now a millennium at this great centre Of ac-
fiyitv
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A Crooked Cotton.Brokcr.

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Ferdmand Beer,
a eotton-broker, who, it is said, has been
buying cotton and selling at loss 10 de-
press the market, j. in trouble. He Is
charged with obtaining advances on cotton
for which he had not paid. Ills crooked
transactions aggregate $4,000, so far as
heard from
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The Jeanette Search.

CAPTAIN DE LONG AND PARTY FOUND DEAD.
WASHINGTON, May j.-Secretary Chand-
Ter has just received the following:
IRKUTsK, May ), 1852.
Secretary Of The NocB Washington:
Lena Delta, March q, lSS2.-Found De
Long and party dead. Found all papers
and books. Continue search for Chip.
MELNnIF.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, ilay >. 1882
OFFERINGS

Ut IINTNN0s
WHEAT.-Whtc ~ bushels. Red. l,2S6 BUSH
els. Rc-cXhihiled, 3O4 bushels.
CORN.-Mhitc. 2.3O4 bushels.
OATs.-S24 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-l2 bushels.
BRAN.-lO tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whitc. a bushels choice at Sl.j3.
: CORS.-Whitc. ~ bushels prime at 96c.: l42
bushels prime on private terms; i bushels prime
at Pee.
OATs.-2f bushels prime spring nj Csc.
COTTON.-TOne firm. Receipts. SO bales. Ship
ments. f3 bales Quotations: NIlddling. llsc.
low middling, II SOL c.: good ordinary, lOi ~
Mlu'.c.; ordinary, 9fE9Ac.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

w ATER-POWER FOR RENT IN
w PETERSBURG. At 1ilE BASIN, II THE
HEART OF THE CITY: NEFtR-fAiLlNG,
NIT on DRY. There T. on tire premises a rock
Foundation ana brick wall for first story forebay
and ucnst0ck, nearly new. One American Turbine
10 To 40 horse also. Johnvllle Wheel. about 30
horse some Corn and Wheal-Burs. Shafdngs.
Splndc. &c. All the above VII be sold cheap or
rented for myuneNpscd lease oi a htiie over three
years.
Parties wanting this property can make good
terms with The owner for long least.
ApDlv 10 SEWARD & MUNT.
my6-Iw Eagle Nills." Petersburg, Va.
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Hanged.

CHICAGO, May j.-The Evening Jour
porS Little Rock special says: Wells Petit
was hanged at Tahlequah, Indian Terri
tory, at noon to-day, Tor the murder Of
Margaret Ford. The execution was pri-
" Il
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CoftOn.Factory Burned.

HUDSON, y. Y, May j.-1he cotien-fac-
tory at Undertook was destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss. $4,000. About one hun
dred operatives were employed.
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IoIIr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. :4.25@si.j0: extra.
S6.750s7; super1ne, S5.5OdS6. common SUI
pcrfnc. Si.75m 1928; common family, 81 2jM
$3.50, choice FAMILY. .s.J0MS9.0O.
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.


I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsr AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
I'm invaluable and paletahe tonic In all cases
OF weak digestion and debility. us success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
fui."-see "Medieai Press" Lancet Brit
ish Medical Journal sc.
CAUTION.-GenKne only with the fac
sfmile OF Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing 70 various cheap and inferior substi.
tutes being In the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
TO be had Of all storckccpers, Gf0cers, anc
Chemists. Sole agents for the United statei
twholesaie only, g. DAVID & Co., IS Mari
Lane, London, England. ap 29-sa52t
-
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A Rnbc Stolen by q Dog.

A few days ago a negro woman in East
Selma placed very young child on small
pallet placed in the sun where the wind
would not strike it, and went TO another
part of the yard TO commence her weeks
washing. Returning in short while,
great was her distress and agony TO find
the child gone. A diligent search, as she
thought, about the premises resulted vainly,
and the mother was on the point Of dis
traction when faint cry was heard from
the large dog-house that stood by, peep
INTO which disclosed the baby stretched on
the dogs bed all right, with the exception
Of few scratches caused by being dragged
over the ground, while the mschievous
author Of the excitement, an oycrgrown
bull pup, looked calmly on, waging his tai!
i'm an uncOncerned way.-Seima ines.
Vigor and regularity Of the stomach and
bowels are assured by using the Liebig
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May J.-NOOR.-StOcks fairlyactiyc
Money. 2 -0 3 per cent. EXchaugc-LOng, 1869. (:
short, 4Ses. State bonds unchanged. Govern
ments Irregular.
hUentRg.- Exchange, 4s6l.. Governments
higher; new s.. 1913: new AS. 11JH new IS.
1917. Money, 3 ner cent. states dull and steady.
Treasury balances-Coin, sss,2l3,2i6; curren-
cy. $3.779.7g2.
stock. me- i've and hf0lpr
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs-FfRST BoARD.-500 Richmond City G's
1t nix: 10 shares Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
stock nc 23s. 10 do. at 23s; 10 shares Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock NJ IS 100
Virginia black scrip at 80; 1000 Virginia con-
soils at 664.
SECOND BOARDS shares Richmond and Pc
tcrsburg Railroad stock a. 10.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH Il ssfF77,
4 -S<st<zae
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP CoMPAN'

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at II NJ, and every SUNDAY at 3
4. VI.
Freight for Tucsdays' and Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed TN 1880 4. NJ: Tor sundays steamer tiil
) T.. VI. saturday Freight received daily I'LL !
T.. VI.
Fare, SO.
steamers connect AZ Philadelphia for FAN river
and the East.
For further information. apply 20
j. W. MCChRRICK,
General Southern Agent Office Rockets.
W. l.. CLYDE & CO..
no 30 General Agents.
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rIARINE INTELLfGENCE.
PORT OF RICnMOND. MAY 3. lss2.
Arrived

sun seis............ b.lS Murhf.s....-. D'f :
Moon riscs.".... 1913 Evening. .....-.... 1:.o
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY j.lSs2.
ARRIVED.
Baik soridlcrcu (Nor.l. Petersen, Liverpool,
salt and other merchandise 20 order.
schooner Emma ID. fndicOti, Bowen. New York .
railroad iron, Richmond and DanVillc Railroad
Conn any. 49,.
schooner sarah \. Boyce. --, Philadelphia,
coal.
SAILED.
steamship WyanOkc, Uulrhu-. New York ncr'
chandi5c and passenger George ". Allcn Coz
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Platt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passenger. i. W. Mctarrich. agent.
steamer city of Richmond. clifford. Nertoih,
United states mail, merchandise, and passengers,
l.. Il. Tatum. superintendent.
Schooner T.. II. turbcr. ONci. Hoston coal
Chc.aue1ke and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner >. Il. Johnson. Rose. New ork- stiN O..
Curtis & Parker.
schooner j. =. Moore, Potter. Boston. Goa, Chcs-
apeakc and Ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED.
Brig Curl.w (Br.i. Bergman. for santos Wiih
-four from THIS port and merchandise from Ne"
York.
SAILED TdOM NEWPORT NEMS
Steamer Eauawha. Greenwood. Providence
x. l.. with G72 tons Of coal. Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Complny
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When your wife's health j. bad, when
your children are sickiy, when you feel
worn out use Browns Iron Bltters.
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HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FfFTlErH STREET
(Oppositc Csthedwll
NEW Nnrf

NEW YORK.
WETHERBEE & FULLER. PRoPEIEToRs.
strangers will here lnd excellent IcrOnmoIa-
lions ri reduced prices during line SKINNER months.
This new and elegant house g. very centrally To-
catcd for thc reception OF gress, either permanent
or transient. 10 is charmingiy situated. being q
central point amidst the most n.hi0nahic rpei-
d,ucCs. churclcs. &C.. &C. near the Grand 'cn-
trail Depot. within three minutes walk Of the cic-
vailed roads and Madisou-ayenuc ears. The yenii-
latlon. heating. and plumbing are arranged on the
most approved principles. The hotel Is conducted
on the European pan patrOnizcd by thc best aini
lies of Europe and America. with 4 res tauIsint OF
unsurpassed excellence, and a reasonable charges.
my fi-SaN W3m
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAII .
AZ ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL 30. 1882.
1917 p. M.lII3O p. NJ

sAII trans daily except Sunday--passengcr tram
connecting ut West Point on Tuosdays, Thursday
and Saturdays with steamers for Baltimore ard
/ the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond at $40 A. NJ.
will have passeuger-coach attached.
Train Ne: A connects az BurkcyilIe with No
folk and Western railroad for farmyille, Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
lions, connecting at Suthcrlin's with Milton and
suthcrlin Narrow Gauge railroad for Milton; AZ
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina; at Al
lanta for all points south and Southwest.
Train No 80 Through passenger and MALL stoIs
AT all stations, connecting nj Suthcrns with Nil-
ton and Suthcrlin karr0w-tauge railroad for
Milton al Atlanta for an points south and SOUTH
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta, sayar-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from The south arrive AZ Richmond &c
4:30 L. NJ, 1920 4. VI, and l2:i4 T.. VI. and from
West Point az lO:2O \. VI. PasseBgerh and 9;lOP.
VI. (FrcighLl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 5O--New York aud Atlanta eta Wash-
On Train 5e-Hichmond and Danyille, and
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop al Bon Air.
Tickets sold b. all points south. southeast an
southwest and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given n local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
r. VI Il. TALcorr, General Manager. ap 80
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAiI.ROAD.--seheduIe
commencing suNDAI, January ~, lss2;
tor The present TRAINS on THIS Road
WILL LEANE AND ARRIVE 81 ELBA bead
OF Broad street..
500 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sroci station daily; stops
only az Milford and FrcdcIicksburg.
500 4. NJ. leaves Byrd->trcct station daily lex
ccp' sunday.
$500 L. w., leaves Byrd-s rect sia'ion dairy;
400 i. VI. Accommodation for Ashland, leaves
Broad-strcc, station daily except
u;os 4. NJ. arrives at Iyrd-strcet station daily.
1904 T.. VI, arrives al Byri->uect station daily;
makes no local stops.
Gas =. ~, arrives 81 Byri-aIcct station daily
Except sunday.
e:3i 4. NJ. Accommodation. arrives AZ Broad
street station daily except sunday.
G. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
T.. T. -. MYERS. General superintendent. ja2o
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-FBEIGHT LINE
/ 10 AND FROM BALTIMORE, PnILADEL-
PlIIA, NEw YoRK;. ANnIl EASTERN
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
I MOND AND BALTIMORE II EACH
I DIRECTION.
Corre.pondngly quick time 10 other points.
Through bills Of adiBg issued a. 10" r,isi; IN
wi General Freight Axenf
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
TIMETABLE,
II EFFECT JANUARY I5.lss2.
roa. lection. rspr.".
nichmond 500 \. NJ. $3.50 P. n. 1880 Pm
Arrive ~ -,
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BALTIMORE. Nay 5.-Nirzinia G's. consols, 81
second series, 36H; pas,-due coupons, 90; me-
lO-sUf. A.. gfd.
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EOR BALTIMORE. f5Ll.
{,issi-Ss--ss..
POWUATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.

Until further notice the steamer LUCILLE will
sail every MONDAY at II noon from POMliA-
TAN DOCK. at Twenty fourth and Dock streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills of ladng signed and goods for
warlcd with dispatch 10 points North and West
Freight received daily until L. VI.
For further information. apply %
W. o. Knight. Agent.
ID. !. MTIsICFR. Soliciting Agent de ~
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old II ~
4 Dominion steamship Company sSys74ts<ls
steamers viii sail as follows steamer OLD DO.
MINION. Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
al y O'Clock T.. W.: steamer WNANOkE- captain
HULPHERS, EVERY FRIDAY AZ O'Clock +. VI
steamer ROANOkE' Captain COUch' EVERY
SUNDAY az = O'Clock a. VI
Freight received mp 10 1 o'clock =. VI. for the
Tuesday, and Friday steamer, and 10 o O'Clock
saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods f0r-
warded with dispatch 90 All points north, south
cast. ind west; also. h. foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed,
Aftcr-cabin fare % New York. slO; ronnd
trip. SIS: sieerage, 50 and 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays We'd
ur.dave and -aturd vs. DIV tie Richmond lnd Pc
,eYsburg railroad 40 ll:5O 4. VI. viii make CON-
ncrflon no Norfolk TIA the steamer that LETT klc-
mond the day before. Cabin fare. $1,000. Ticket
o. Pee had al the Richmond and Petersburg depot
and 4. w. CARRIERS. 1000 Main street.
tol freight a. pa. age, apply ~
g. ". ALLEN < Co. Agents.
myG COmUany's Wharf, Rockets.
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.OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP rfM
~ COMPANY. .ssssiz@
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of thelrsplendid
steamers ROANOKE. OLD DO,llNION. VIVA
and FRIDAY nj O'Clock T.. NJ, and SUNDAY
at \. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS a. 3 T.. VI. from Pier
26 new number, foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms. and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, ana attentions art
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare 10 New York, $40: round trip,
S1S: Storage. 50 and -.
Freight. for points beyond New y Ork Forwarded
with Dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frclghts received until g O'Clock =. VI. daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
nv Office Comuany's wharyes. Rockets.
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THAT fURRRD TONGUE, bad-tasiing mouth and
miserable foellng says you need lor BIrTERs.
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Corre.pondiDgly quick time 10 other points.
Through bills Of ladlng issued al low rates.
G. \. TAYLOR
syI fcneral FREIGHT Agent
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yopK COTTON FuTUREs.

Nev yonK. MAY 5.--Thc Posts cotton report
Va . ss,,a dnllness In future deliveries. II POSI-
M. 4 still on the Increase. Prices dechne ~
ny a.1f,sl. recovered l-l00, pni were sidh NY, NY.
third cali--Slay ri yl2.2i septemoe' ~ F's'"@
November az el2'a3'
, 1882-12-29
The Leased Grants.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Payson, men,
ber OF the House Committee on Judici-
ary, who has taken very active part in
the matter OF lapsed railroad land grants
and who declared himself in favor Of
forfeiting all unearned lands, is devoting
the holiday recess to collecting addition
al details bearing on the subject. In
the department of the Interior, today, he
ascertained that the Oregon Central rail-
road has constructed few miles under
its grant, and that it contains upwards
OF a million and half acres between
Portland and Astoria, upon which set
tiers are very desirous OF entering.
With view to throwing this land open
to settlement under the homestead act,
Payson has prepared a resolution de-
claring the grant forfeited, and hopes to
have it acted on by the House Judiciary
Committee at it's next meeting. In n
conversation with q representative Of
the President today on the general ques-
tion Of forfeiting land grants, Payson
said that indications arc quite favorable
for consideration OF the subject in the
House before the adjournment OF the
present session.
, 1882-12-29

SAN Francisco, Dec. 27.-The Bulle-
tin publishes long editorial favoring
the admission of Washington Territory
into the Union. Itsays: THE develop
ment Of its resources has only just be-
gun. The great timber establishments
have hardly made an impression upon
its magnificent forests, and its coal and
iron ore and other minerals have not
been discovered to any extent. The re-
sources of this great Northwest Territory
are only partially known. 1t has the
most valuable forests of any State or
Territory of the whole country; mex
haustible fisheries; extensive coal fields;
a hardy and intelligent population;
large bodies of good agricultural land; a
terminus Of transcontinental railroad
the most famous inland water way on
tho Northwest coast; the climate is good,
and the people resolute and hopeful"
The article concludes by saying that it is
an interesting fact that Washington is
today able to fill all of the conditions OF
admission into the Union.
, 1882-12-29
SHIPPING MEMS.

The ADVANCE IN CoyL.-Jomnal Of
Commerce.: English steam coal has
been advanced two shillings per ton in
San Francisco, which, combined with
the present high coal freight rates, al.
most prohibits importations. A cargo
of Australian was sold spot at 81, and
the same day another was sold at S7ll to
arrive. The latter is the asking price
for few more due in January. The
above quotations show an advance over
last week. The advance in Great Brit
ain has been caused by an advance in the
wages OF the colliers. Cumberland and
Australia Goals are unchanged.
The ship Carrollton, Capt. Lewis, now
lying at Tacoma discharging railroad
iron,will probably sail for San Francisco
to undergo repairs as soon as her cargo
is out, as she is leaking considerably.
, 1882-12-29

This is the highest notch reached by
-four yet this season, and is occasioned
by the hrmness of wheat.
Oats firm at $35 per. ton for good
quality.
Hams-country cured are quoted at 10
cents per pound, and country cured
bacon at 14@15 cents.
Butter-Good demand for choice but
ter, with prices ranging from 30 to 371a
cents per pound. Poorer grades are in
little demand, and we quote 32Gg35c per
pound.
Eggs are unchanged, and are quoted
at SOC per dozen for fresh.
Chickens are firm, at 81 5O@5 per
dozen.
Potatoes are weaker, except the choice
varieties, which are in demand for seed.
As the season advances, and the shipping
demand is slack, the markets naturally
grow weaker. No sales are reported ex-
cept for local demand. Jobbers are pay
ing from G5 to rs cents per hundred for
small lots.
Hay is a little weaker. The prices for
Puget Sound hay prevailing this winter
have been so high that loggers have
been feeding California hay brought up
on the mill companies vessels, almost al
together. We quote good quality baled
Sl7@1S per ton.
Onions have advanced little, and are
now quoted at 115@14c per pound.
Apples--cooking apples are quoted at
from 60 to 75c per box, and eating at 70
@9Oc.
In the meat market there has been no
change.
, 1882-12-29
Good Report.

New YORK, Dec. 23.-Parties interest
ed in the Canadian Pacific state that q (
miles of road are being built daily; also,
that the large land grant, upon which it
is rapidly realizing, together with the
Government subsidy, will leave the road
without bond when completed.
Don't Like the Play.
New YORK, Dec. 23.-A number Of
distinguished clergymen and laymen met
this evening to protest against the pro-
duction Of the Passion Play in this city.
They were desirous OF hearing what they
had to say in opposition to the proposed
exhibition. After an interchange of
views the further hearing was postponed
until Tuesday.
, 1882-12-29
Steam hip Lost.

PANAMA, Dec. 12.-The steamship An.
lathaie, beloning to the Compagnie
Maritime du Pacifques, on the voyage
from Eten to Callao, thence to Bordeaux,
struck o submerged rock on the 20th ult
near Port Cherrepa, and in less than an
hour was a total wreck. The passengers
rtunately all escaped in the boats
Schooner Letitia went ashore near
Point Hudson during the heavy blow q
few nights since. She is not damaged
apparently, but has not yet been hoated.
The steamer Libby, which has been
undergoing extensive repairs, is expect
ed in day or two to be measured. 1t
is reported she will be placed on the
route to the San Juan archipelago and
British Columbia in opposition to the
Hope.
Schooner Marie Z. Smith arrived o
few days ago in distress, having lost her
sails and received other damage in o gale
coming up the straits.
The r. X. Ham, formerly a barkentine,
has been changed to bark. She passed
up Sunday, and reported having lost
both topsails during heavy wind in the
straits.
Ship Eldorado, before reported ashore
near Victoria, has been Aoated and does
not seem TO be damaged, but survey
will be held on her
Schooner Teaser sailed today for Noah
Bay.
1t is reported that the schooner Cour-
ser is ashore at Observatory Point, few
miles below Port Angeles.
Since July lst two hundred and TWEEN
ty wheat vessels have cleared from San