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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Progress or the YeIIow.Fever-The Son OF an
Eminent Divine Indicted for Getting Goods
on False Pretences-Lynehers Lack Pluck
in UIinois-A Texas Hanging-West Point
Prize-Figh,rrs-A Man Robs His Own Bro
ther in Ssw York-A White and Colored
Married Couple In Detroit Convicted OF Tn
lawful Cohabitation-A Gang OF Kentucky
De.peradoes Observation-Disclosures Acci-
dent in Ninresota-Obsequi OF General
G.. X. warreu-A 100000 BLAZE in WASH
ington Territory-Status OF American Asso-
Citations in Frnnce-Afier GaribaIdi's Re-
mains-An Interesting Murder Case in YER
sailIes, Franoe-A Murderer Sentenced to
Death in Ireland.
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4 niscogonation Case In Michigan.

DETROIT. MIcH.. August "a Trial n
considerable interest ha, just been con-
Guided i'm the Criminal Court 81 this city Of
q colored man and white woman who have
been married fox some time. and lived to-
eethcr o., nan and wife. Both are entirely
Respectable. worthy people. They were
complained II under the statute Tor lewd
and lasciyiou, roha1iion, an old state law,
which MAKE, an marriages between white
and color,d people unlawful. Under the
charge OF the Court the jury convicted the
parties. The case win probably bc taken
% the supreme court. The ease afect-
probably hundred or more married cou-
Die, i'm the city.
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NEWPORT. Il. l.. August l2.-Generll G..
X. Warren va, buried here to-day. Tho
pall-bclrcr, were General Hancock, Gone
raj Parkc. Il. :. Franklin. mayor %! the
city: Thoma, Co-gc>hall. postmaster OF
the city: Faiman Roger>, oi Philadelphia /:
General J. II. Van Allen. Of New York !:
General q. W. Cullom, United state,
army, and Captain VI. {. Marin, United
STATE, navy. The band at Fort Adams
played dirge 1T the grave. The veterans
OF the late war followed the remains TO the
cemetery. but aside from thi, there was no
attempt At military display.
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Steamer sunk.

TorIsyUIF, ~, Augu>t T. Ihtfc
,.drc ahout thirty passenger, on board the
steamer Buckeye State when me sunk yes
terday. among them n number oI iaules'
Tbe crew Of the Life-eaYinS station were
PROMPTLY on hand with boals' ana ana
Vigorous and efficient work IN Te H ,'. M
49,, na..cnrer, and baggage. Al were
~ corrigd 10 the -hore. and the tugs
Dl,,ar,v and Transit went 10 the assistance
:, The di.ahled vessel. The Buckeye state
a.tern.wbceler. valued ~ about $1,000.
insured m Pittsburgh and cincinnati.
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Freight Commission.

NEW YeRK, August 12.-The Southern
Railway and Steamship Freight Commits
sion, which has been in session here for the
past three days, adjourned last evening.
without. however. preparing Il schedule Of
rates. The tendency OF the discussion was
in favor 81 higher rates. II was decided
that the carrying rate on cotton was at
present much too low, and a higher rate
was agreed upon.
Resolutions were passed expressing sor-
row at the death Of Colonel W. VI. Wadley.
president Of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company Of Georgia.
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Irish Land League of Great Britain.

LONDON. August 12.-The annual con-
vention OF the Irish Land League Of Great
Britain is sitting al Manchester to-day with
closed doors. Mr. Cmmen>. member OF
Parliament for Roscommon, preSideS.
Three hundred delegates Were present to-
day. \ resolution 81 sympathy was pass
ed relative 20 the death 81 Mis- Fannie
Parnen. \ report was presented stating
that the highlands Of Scotland were ripe
for the land agitation. II was resolved
to alter the title OF the Land
League" TO the Land ard Labor
League OF Great Britain" Upon a
resolution for onumrnling the peasant
proprietary - among the objects Of the
League. an amendment was proposed en-
bolyin. the principle, OF the Dayit; land
naturalization scheme. but after an anil
mated dicu>>ion the original resolution Wa
overwhelmingly carried. Resolutions were
p s~td recommending the farmers in Ire
land the justice and eNpcdi,ncy Of aiding
the cau,e u laborer-, and recommending
payment 20 the Irish members oi P1riia-
ment for their service, ia ;hc cause OF the
Land League.
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Railroad Celebration.

louisville, KY.. August AT pup
u. m,,ting a merchant, and manuiactu-
r'r. held Al the Board-oi-Irade rooms to-
day it was resolved 10 ceie'ias on 'u Sh ao.
81 september the openir- oil .ie S1e :.
ueake and Ohio and south" ''.''n Iiu ~
IONS Airline railway by al i iil =, Ii
,treet pageant by exhibitions % ' n,,, M
i,,ille Fair ASSOCIATION and :ae LOUSY i II. .,le
Exposition. by decorating aou, use, i ,r .ne
entire time from the nth TO me ,t pa 30
mo- and by a general illumination oil al
ho,,ses ON the night OF the l2th'
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHNoNu. August II, l-e%.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-Nhite, l92 bI.hcs. Rcd, l2,2ld
t0EN.-White. 3.l52 bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
0AT--G26 bushels
UNt.-i2N bushels.
IEAe.-l6 bushels.
~ArF~ REPORTED TO SFCRETAHh'
VufAI.-W White. IJi bushels fair t. prime ~
- 10 Z. -II7. ReL $50 hsnei, common %
,.ti,,- .l-f.r 81. sl..j tp Sly. 800 bushels
i|.,.lr .Il2. 1850 bushels mixed 90 N'tS
t.lfl.. a 60 lu-hci, common {" ch'i'' run II
IONS. |Naite. 100 uu-nels prime Nlts.nlt ols
.ri,,t, t,rms. Ml1Di, 300 iu,he'- prime "'-"'"
o,t..-3u2 bushels prime winter ~ a3,f.' -oO
nu-hel-,,ry g.li futeral Docs "a '"-''i' Wv
iijbu.,al. ycry good Oh private terms
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Murderer Hanged.

NEW YORK, August l2.-spcciai, from
Palestine. Texas furnish the particulars 81
the hanging al that place yesterday o.
Che,, Thomas for the murder Of Houston
NcNIcans in March. ISL. The culprlt was
,clf-po,,c,sed. and died without the least
evidence q nervousness. He was allowed
TO addre,, crowd Of three thousand
persons outside the Jail. whom be warned
against following the example OF hi, ne
and habits. The hanging was conducted
LIZ
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,,,.rer Sentenced I'm Dublin.

DuBlIx, August ls.-FranciS hyee11 Inn ln'
heen fou1d guilty OF the murder OF JoIh
palonghty, herdernear Ennis, a few week zen
900 and has been sentenced to be hanged
,oon,h hence. This Is the iirst trial UNI
der the crimes act before a special luIl'
The crime Was Of an agrarian eharac. ger;
baIourhty had continued In empl9y9 ,ean
at farm from which Hynes hao Vsel'
| eyicted.
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EniIrOati Accident.

WASECA. MINN., August IA con-
struction train on the Minneapolis and -.
Ioui. railroad. with fifty-seycn laborerS on
board. was Yesterday thrown from the
track near here. turned completely over,
and thrown down an cmbankmcnt into
SLOUGH below. Three men were danger
ou.v anl thirty-ore lc., seriously hurt.
None were killed outright.
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Robbed His Brother.

NEW York. August 12.-ErasmuS u.
Garnzy. paymaster for Robinson X Wal
lace. builders. was robbed to-day oi $1,000.
which he had drawn 70 pay the employees.
Garnzy'S brother /, a Waterman in the
employ 81 the same firm. and part Of his
duty was to guard Ganzy while in pos
session % thi. money. lie seized revolt
Yer in Garnzy's presence, tooA the money,
and e.caucl.
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Ministerial CaIiacccpicd.

I~UfciII lCIrtrAm u lie DIsIaicn.I
PETEESBrRG. VA, August l2.-Rey. DR..
T. y. Witherspoon. for nine year, pastor
Of Tabb-Strcet church in thi- city, la, ac-
ccptcd a call TO the Fir, Presbyterian
church. Louisville. IIi> decision will be
announced to his congregation Tomorrow.
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I,ar,ionCd.

II. Louis. August IA special from
jefferson CITY -ay. Governor Crittenden has
hardened William II. Hath, who was SEN
Fenced about three year, ago 20 ten years
in the pcnitentiary for cmbez1iin$ some e
"a. 600 Of the public money while ne was
cjty auditor 81 It. LOui, and custodian OF
tbc .cbool fund, ~ -. Loui, county.
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conversational Nomination.

RALEIGH. Y. c.. August l2.-N altcr H.
Pol, was nominated yesterday by The Re
nVtIic,n convention OF the First district
~ Co.ma,rc.. lie j. a Republican. ne
Convention refused 10 endorse John u;
pe"nass recently nominated by the Liberal
convention Of that district.
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The NiOsc1.

LONDON. August 1.-THE steamer . Mo S,a'
III, Loi,' ,yent aground at Lizard signal S!a-
w VIM wednesday morning, still holds to-
non 1 nmt !. now almost entirely sub
gelne ,di 'S She did not suffer any further !;
l iis,a dnTine the night. The wind i
danias ed the sea is increasing. There ha'
east anu nn ssIying Of the cargo since yes.elT-
been d no s1'ore owing to heavy swell
Ga! ' m,yh ard specie were forwarded 'as'
ine i,,a sy train from Falmouth. IL Is o0
s ,,n.ad s,h by thew will be shipped TO Nc"
York by the steamer Maih'
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nnsnernlinc- Killed.

PADrcM. Ky. Au-u~t IA mob T.
tackled the Campbell boys. desPeradoe,, ma
a house in Caldwell county. The Camp
he'll, Killed one o. the mob. The house
was then fired. and a, tie Campbell, were
driven out they were uddled with balls.
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Rig Fire In Washington Territory.

S,N FRANcIsCo. August IA SPOKANE
F,ll.. W. T.. dispatch OF the llth lay
fire. la.t night destroyed over 100000 worth
- nropertv: partially insured. several
men were severely burned.
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Egypt.
HARMONY OF ACTION.


LONDON, August IA COnsfsntinople
dispatch 10 the Times says what Lord Dur
FERN insists upon in order TO secure har-
mony Of action is that no movements OF
Turkish troops. when they are in Egypt,
should take place without the preliminary
consent Of General WOlseley.
GERMANS Foley.
BERLIN. August f2.-The GreSebOten. an
officially-inspirsl organ, SAYS Germany
can't risk the loss OF the goodwill OF the
other Powers by paralyzing or .countersct-
Ing their policy. unless she is absolutely
forced to do so. She has neither the wish
nor right TO play the part Of European GEN.
sOr. She will neither give a mandate 10
England TO act on nor hinder her from
doing what she may think necessary for
British interests. The interests OF Ger
many have not been menaced. II they are
hereafter she will have plenty OF time to
take her resolutions. Her only aim Is
European peace, which will be maintained.
WHAT ENGLAND WILL DO.
LoNDOS. August l2.-The Times in a
leading article says: when the army OF
Arab Pacha has been dispersed aud it,
leaders brought % account for their mis-
deeds, we shall have to make sure that the
difficulty may not rPcur in a new form.
Egypt will hc IN our hands. Ii will not be
open 10 III 10 retire from the country and
leave events 10 take their own course.
This i the resolve OF England: and when
it becomes necessary to seek the sanction
of other Powers for a result, the concert OF
Europe will be invoked in sense very
different from that with which we have
lately been familiar"
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CaribaJrinn Cremationi.ts.

L0ND0N. August ia dI'paich rom
Naples say, the di>patch.ycSscl Esploia-
tore. with detachment OF riicmcn on
board. has sailed for Caprcn ia order To
intercept m expedition which has started
with the intention Of burning the body 81
Euril1lli
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American Associations in France.

B0sToN, August PA special ul'p'tSH
10 the journal from Par,s announces IN III.
,,,,l,ii,.,fion II a decree which allows com
mercial. educational. and financial as'ocia-
tion~ authorized in the United states 70
have legal status in France and free eNer-
ri.e Of their right, in all French courts.
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Fight inf the Indian Territory.

81 LoUis. August PA dispatch from
Mu>koceo. Indian Territory. says night
took place last Tuesday between the con-
tending partie, in the Creek nation. known
rs Sandsmcn and Chicota>, in which one
man on each side WAS killed and three
MnI.nlnl.
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..usIow and steady wins the race
an, S'T nv, not slowly Kidney-wort L
'iiea" all competition for un,velsa "a
popularity and usefulness, ! ii ~ the uslia
remedy can now be obtained IN ~, III
dry vegetable form OF in hquio 10, ioi'a .oecia
nut up In the latter way iol ,ne rasdil,
convenience Of those Who s'' ,''',.., conccn
prepare II. II will be iouna M o,ency /,
trated, and viii act VIII eq''S' ''S"''"S'
either form.
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The Garrison at Dublin Reinforced.

LoNDoN. AUGUST PA dispatch from
Dublin to the PaH- Jl1N GGzet' thi, after
noon SAYS: Tho garrison here has been
strongly reinforced. probably to guard
against any outbreak during the exhibition
Voc -
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Mr.. IL. p. Amorsby asserts t in,r = ;" an ~
amount OF humu, in son i inp
abundant previous amount amount % Oo,, y; Al least
and this In its turn iiipiles SUI - '"
moderate original fertlliiy'
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NEW YORK. August l2.-The weekly statement OF
fle 4-sgclated banks shows the following changes
Loan. fncrease. al.5gl.6uu: sI"rle inStrst-c'
l-4f 900: legal tender dccrc1et' r1-'sVV' NJ
io.it- iu.rosr. - US7.7o0; circul non d'cr'itc,
- 500: reserve Increase. tl.li7.~5o.
m, hanks now hold .3.7S2,3uO la cN'e~ %
an legal rs. uiremcnts.
BALTIMORE.
pErf,t.rr. ADJUST I2.-Nirglnil C. consnlS
-: second ,crio-. 81: pa,t-lue coupons o. ne"
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senator Hills Condition.

Atlanta. August Ex-senator hih !.
wcater TO-DAY, but his condition Is not
materially changed.
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roRr OF NEwPoRT NEw&, Arcusy L.


steamer Lurav SchermerhoEp, Oi'f>f"iat ana
,,',,sn1. merchandise and PASSENGERS, h.sA-
,,,.aEe ami ohio Railway Company tand Saiisu ."
tv s,d.g,er Nor.hamptou. McCauirk, NorI1lA'
,o.,rh,ndl,s. aud passengers, theaslc1> - AhS V-"
w,iIway COMPANY and saiicd on roiufni'
steamer Accomac, Delk. metellaad ~, R,tl,say
.coger~. Slnthhcld. Chesapeake ana o"'' "A'""'
Cn,nn,nV and sailed on returnl. nm .,,,.~
sissIaship Fifcshlre tBr.l. stewart bsi' '"e''
: q. fog Plymouth, Eng pal ~ I9F SVVH!
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, August IL, 1851.
sALEs-FRsT BoARp.-s50O Richmond City
6'satli2s: 1 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Rail-
road stock at rs; 40 shares Chesapeake AMI Ohio
Railroad stock ut 25N: 10 shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad stock at "a; shares City
Bank stock at 26-
SECOND BoARp.-30 shares Charlotte. Columbts
aud Augusta Railroad stock At 5Ja; go shares Pc
tershurx Railroad stock n ost.
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINcs. ae.

HAVE REOPENED Ny GALLERY
WIN FINE k~~oKTNfNI '4
STEEL LNHkAN lNIc.
OF EOGR Apis. aud
gOLOREJ PI0I DDeAPll>.
which viii c0mplu iu quality Aid pu'. I'D '"l
~, fl. -.,,rtry Also. % hnc collection III
NELYEr fRAMt-. tA-t ~ = 11,t NI'E''
EIEVIID NO ards. and ALBl NJ. an, d.
hv ID PHOTOGH APH-tEANi> llpil+.''. '
from 2jc- upw tr'i-. % - t....t,..t .,t
l-r.t. exhibition tt lN- .lf,i itl ..i' iN'i'' 49,
ANA cA'-ii'"c '''' 80 T.. LEWIS,
.t 80. 9lZ Main street.
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By Telegraph.

NV yorv. August l2.-N ,op.-Stnek- adv
rft active Norey. per cent. tNciAuEc-L"nk'
49, short. f~~l state bonds neglected. 1oN-
rrur.ulS generally unchanged.
~ - xchange. 4-J. Governments
unrh,u...,l. now s.. lulh; new 4 IS. lis. new
a.. li9.. Money. iHA pcr cent. stale gene
r4lIv without feature. Treasury iliautt'-'nlh
~~O.3OG: currency. T6.3be.
>t.rLs opr1,.I strong. closed Jul and lower.
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GROCERIES. LIQVORS. Sc.

GAIT, SALT. SALT.
4.5Oo .acA. LIVERPOOL FINE SALT. 'DfA-
KINs" and BUCKLEY brands;
landing from lark Texas f.r sale iy
.n1g--t DAVENPORT < MORRIS.
DTRE CIDER VINEGAR.
WITH
VERY BEST SPICES fOE 'hLlND'
AT
NcCAETHY AZ HAYNES.
sro 81 east Broad street.
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MARINE INTELEIGENCE.
popr OF RICHMOND. ArcusI y. l'5-'
ARRIVED.

-teauer Guyanlottc. kelly. "" ~ -
rh1rJi-, and pas-eugers. q. ". Alien o,
steamer Fanta. ,ulfl. 1iiA'' 'l''''
N.e-J. W McCarTics. akcfti. .,. p,..,.,,s,o
-chooner Rose McDeu'i' Miil'i'
Nrht. Currie & 60. a., ~ York.
Schooner Nor hW9' rrsNl = 'A"+"' w.
salt. Davenport h"rris
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. GiYord Norfolk ',ies r s,a,s'
- ntcrrhanli,s, and pass myers, J.. T. iA'um
snltiiL.ti, ti.h Whiteh1use. fsrubain, Boston
-, gS,l,v,gke snI ohio Railway Company
ve..eI, curtis & Parker. D. .,......... .,,.. Phil
Sehooner Major Mii.iam ~ tsh.n,, tn'.
,feinhia c,s.l Cbesal cAAc aHdohi' H'i'""' ~
i nv. v-..sei Curtis Pafhfn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-10
A NEW STATE.
what a Prominent Oak OtIan Thinks
CT the Prof. cted Division.
ST. Louis Mems


Mr. A. W. Edwards, editor of the
Fargo argus, and one of the heavy
weights the weighs fully $50 pounds) of
the Territory of Dakota, was recently
dOmiciled at the Planters. He has been
one of the foremost men in advocating
the projected bisecting Of that Territory,
and has just returned from a visit to
Washington to press upon the atten-
ton OF the committee which has
this matter in charge the vital
importance of the scheme. He was of
the opinion that the interests of the
State demanded a State Government,
Why" said he, fthe Southern half has
fully 200, 600 inhabitants. Most of the
States have been admitted into the Union
with less population than that. Oregon
was admitted in 1859 with only $4,000
Inhabitants. Now it has only ia, 900,
not so large population as the portion
of Dakota which now applies for admis-
sion. Nevada was admitted nearly
twenty years ago with only 35, 900 in
habitants, and now it has only 62,000"
''But there is good deal of opposition
to the project on the ground that it is
merely political scheme to secure the
control of the upper house by adding
two Republican members from the new
State. Besides, the census of 1880
showed only 100, 900 inhabitants for the
whole Territory.
Dakota demands admission as right,
The 100, 600 population Of 1880 was
mostly located in the southern half,
which seeks admission into the Union,
and at the rate of increase which OBJ
tanned Just previous to 1880 the popula-
ton would double in two years. The
rate of increase, however, has been
much larger, on account of the increased
immigration of the last two years. OF
course, the Democrats object that it will
give their opponents two more members
in the upper house, but that is merely
an incident of the change and properly
should have no weight in settling the
matter. When Colorado was admitted
in 1876 the Republicans gained two
Senators. Party prejudice should not be
allowed to interfere with the vital inter-
ests of a commonwealth. We have
more than the requisite 1876, 900 popula-
ton to entitle us to a representation"
Il suppose the contemplated division
would throw Fargo into the northern
half2"
"Yes, Fargo would be the capital of
the new Territory, while Yankton would
likely remain the seat of government of
the new State,
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CONSI0NEFS.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
February 9-FOrdg ONCE. Peacock II & Co.
w w Gordon & Co, Jno Flannery & Co, L J
Guilmartin & Co, Walter & II, @ F Stubbs g. Co,
H NJ Conner & Co, NJ Maclean, Butler & S. j w
Lathrop & Co. G L Gilbert & Co, NJ Y Hender-
son. Palmer Bros, M Ferst & Co, T Bond, A J
Miller & Co, R Habersham's Son & Co, I.pp-
man Bros. Chas Collins, Crawford & L, Allen &
L. Luke Carson, Branch G, FIN Hull. Lee
Roy Myers, r B Reppard, Hexter g. W. Weed
& c. Haywood, G & Co. d Weishein & Co, H
Dorset, John ] McDonough, Haslam & H,
SolOmons & Co.
Per Central Railroad. February a-Fordg ACT.
Graham q II, Al Mendel q Bro, Allen & l., Loeb
& z. Crawford & L. Moses Krauss, Mohr Bros,
Singer Mfg Co, p H Ward & Co, w Alexander
& son. Jno A Douglass, Jno Sullivan, L J Gull
martin & Co, M Y Henderson, Jno Lyons, Pea
cock II & Co, d G Bacon & Co. James Hart r
Roach & Bro, F NJ Hull, G NJ Williams, Bend
elm Bros Co, Guckenheimer & Son, g B
Thompson, 7 Loo Chong, g Eckstein & Co, N l.
S Grantland, A Einstein's Sons H Myers &
Bros, Webber & D, r NJ Barthemus, John d
Charlton, NJ Ferst & Co, NJ Carpenter, ] E
Freeman, Order, II NJ Conner & Co Woods &
Co. W W Chisholm, L ] Guilmartin & Co, Jno
Flannery & Co, W Gordon & Co, Walter & IL,
] Wood & Bro. Order, F NJ Farley, @ Stubbs
q Co, j w Lathrop & Co, Baldwin & Co, Wood
bridge & H, Peacock, II & Co, r Roach & Bro,
W Lee Jr.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb
ruary 9-Fordg Office, Savannah Guano Co,
] N johnson, Ludden & B, w W Gordon q Co,
H Myers & Bros, NJ Y Henderson, j Hart & Bro,
F NJ Hull, J Reedy. Chas Ratz, NJ Boley, Lee
Roy Myers, Peacock. H & Co.
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covered. but again closed lower; No. red fall.
81 SS1z01 $3.50 for cash. Corn unsettled and
lower; 565s 0571fc for cash; 561zc for February;
$3.50 for March. Oats dull and lower, 44c Pro-
vtsions-Pork easier; SIS IS for March Lard
nominally. IL 25c. Bulk meats unchanged;
only small jobbiDg trade; shoulders, 8 4Oa
clear rib. 9 5009 Sc; clear sides, 6O0e S5c.
Whisky steady at 81 Is.
bALTIHoRE. February 9.-Oats lower; South
ern, 4S651c; Western white. 50051c ditto
mixed 47049c: Pennsylvania, 48051c Provis-
ions unchanged. Mesa pork, SIS 50d1S rs Bulk
nneats-ehoulders and clear rib sides. packed.
73zc and 101kc. Bacon-shoulders. SIC; clear
rID sides. i1Hc. Hams 13014c. Laro, refined,
121fc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoee. ordinary to
fair S16d91<c sugar firm; A soft, 93E Wits
ky steady at 81 1901 20. SreiRhta unchanged.
LoUIsvILLE, February 9.-F1our quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady at 81 90 Corn
steady; No white. Tic; No. mixes, Sc Oats
firm; No. white, 4Sc; No. mixed, 47c. Pro-
visions-Pork quiet; mess. sig 25. Lard quiet
at 1870. Bulk meats quiet: shoulders zoe;
clear rib, nominally csc; clear sides, nominal
ly 10 OOo: Hams, sugar cured, l21kc Whisky
firm at 81 t.
WILMINGTON February 9.-Splrite turpentine
dull and nominal Rosin firm at 81 92J< for
strained and 81 9711 for good strained Tar
steady at u 80. crude Turpentine steady at
- 90 for hard, 50 25 for yellow dip, and 80 60
for virgin Qnferior). Corn steady; prime white.
SEC: mixed, nc.