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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 50;
o A. NJ, IS; noon, II; L. NJ, so; O y.
NJ. ~; midnight, 63.
Mean temperature, 693.
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Briefs.-The bricks composing the burnt
Kaolin-Works are being cleaned up, pre-
paratory to their removal to the head OF
seventeenth street, Richmond, Va, where
in future they will form portion OF the
extensive iron-works about TO be erected
there by Messrs. Tanner AZ co. The
ground (.ome twenty-five aeres) above
and below the kaolin-factory, and en-
bracing its site, and first included In Its
purchase from the Mayo estate, Is now
owned by the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Company.
The rough par; of the trestle bridge OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company over the James Is completed
The finishing touches, laying track. ant
fitting it for the passage of trains VIII pro
bably occupy the intervening days o
| MAY,
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EXCLUSION TO THE NATURAL BRIDGE.-
The ladies Of Centenary church win give
an excursion to the Natural Bridge on the
10Th Of June. Many persons will doubtless
avail themselves OF this opportunity TO take
most delightful trip.
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FLOWERS FOR THE FALLEN.
Annual Decoration or the Graves Of
the Confederate Soldiers Buried
I'm Hollywood Cemetery.

The Day Unusually Well Observed; Closing
of Business-Heuses for the Afternoon-Ftne
Parade or Mnitary-The Work OF Decorn-
tion-A Great Crowd OF People Mt Holly
wood; Prayer by Rev. DIR. Nj. ID. Hoge; Adj
dress from General Fitzhush Lee, the Bri-
sade Commander; Memories OF the Lost
Cause-Inspection and Review or the Mill
tary Outside OF the Cemetery Grounds
Incidents, &c.. &c.
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NOT DESERVING or SYMPATHY
Persons who viii persist In dying bv inches with
dyspepsia ndliyer-dlscasc when SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR is an unfailing remedy for these
maladies. Genuine prepared only by j. II. ZHILIN
q ~
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BlGGIES.

lust RECEIVED. A CAR-cEM
q LOAD OF CINCINNATI TOP ssngx,.- sst,s=T1x-
NETT'S WHOLESALE sTABLFs. on frankiin
str,et below Exchange Hotel. at Low PRICES.
Every sale guaranteed 10 give satisfaction
JOHN NJ. PACE,
my l6-im salesman.
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ST. NICHOLAS for June has been received
from the publishers. Its table Of contents
Is filed with choice and interesting reading
matter for the Young folks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

PUTNAM AT TIE THEATRE.-Captain Put
nam, Of the THEATRE COmique, having
formed a cO-partnerShip with a bir. De.
lysle, opened last night with avery full and
unique yariety company at the Theatre.
The initial performance was quite credita-
bic, elcitiug rounds OF applause from an
audience that was fair rs 10 numbers and
critical as to artistic merit OF the sort pre-
sented. Among The specialtiCS OF the en-
tcrtainmcnt were the dancing feats OF the
one-egged Mr. L. j. Ile.irOn, whose per-
iormancc alone was pronounced worth
the price OF admission. The "Three
,Jacks,v who are said to be gradu-
ates Of a Richmond school, won the adj
mration Of the crowd by their excellent
clog-dancng, and reflected great credit on
their tutors. Walton and Edwards, the
| Dutch comedians, were exceedingly gro
tesque in appearance and provoked great
mirth as the German grenadiers. Signor
Sontag is wonderful acrobat, and the
Christie brothers are good dancers. The
females Of the cpapany, with one eXcep-
ton, are only toferable. The singing OF
some OF them is eXecrable, and their atti-
tudes and movements abOminable. This
section OF the company can be improved
upon. All the remaining male artists were
only fair.
st the conclusion OF the engagement
here this week the company will leave on q
northern and western tour, where II is eX-
pected il w.i meet with considerable sue
/ cess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS must not forget that
we keep large stock Of all grades Of HARVEST
WHISKEY. W. II. BLAIR a Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mollie Crump, a color
ed woman, who lived on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway opposite the Elevator,
died suddenly yesterday morning about
O'Clock OF epilepsy. Acting Coroner Tomp-
kins viewed the remains, but deemed an
inquest unnecessary.
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shame should mantle the cheek OF the true
soldier.
But what different scene Is before us
to-day. The war OF artillery no longer
sounds IN the ears OF courageous gunners
the crack OF the infantry muskets reycrbe-
rates no longer from serried ranks of steel (;
the flashing sabres OF the cavalry have re-
turned bright and untarnished 10 their
scabbards, while fair women and brave
men peacefully assemble around this mon
ument, commemorative OF the services OF
| southern soldiers to the southern cause.
| Their
WARFARE Is OVER,
their lifc-work il done, the divine thunder
OF the God OF Wrath no longer reyerber-
ates In the din OF arms to break the quiet OF
their rest. His sword Il sheathed. The
tempest floats from His throne; the bright
ness OF an approving smile now rests upon
His brow. Angels reflect the presence OF
peace, and sing "Come, We Blessed" Nut
tering anger has melted into sweetest mu-
sic. The mercy-seat OF the Judge wheels
into the front. and lovingly calls Come !!
And we fancy we sec warrior-souls fall into
| the grand procession OF angels and arch
angels, families and friends, and with the
magnificent pageant sweep into the heay-
ems, rise above the stars, and hear the coro-
nation anthems Of Christ ring against the
arches OF the universe in commemoration
OF the passage Of their sainted souls
through the portals Of Paradise.
With kindly reference TO the "Boys in
Blue" with several becoming references
to Robert l.. Lee, and one or two anec-
dotes, aud an appeal to the old Confederate
soldiers to continue to bear themselves
well, the speaker concluded, the great
crowd gave him round OF applause, and
the band played Dixie.
A great many people crowded about the
stand and shook hands with General Lee
and congratulated him upon his address.
The military were called to arms, the line
was reformed, and they marched into the
field opposite the old reservoir. Here q
dress parade took place, and the troops
were reviewed by General Lee, after which
they returned to the city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
About 6 o'clock in the afternoon the
main avenue not very far from the eastern
entrance was the scene OF very unplea-
SAINT occurrence. A party Of young men,
evidently under the influence OF liquor,
made Use OF very insulting language to-
wards some members Of the regiment who
were passing by. But for the Intervention
OF several citizens a serious difficulty might
have resulted. IL is due to the soldiers to
say that they acted with discretion and for
bearance under the circumstances, the
proyocation being very great. The police
ought to have been on hand.
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SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

COHEN BROTHERS are Offering handsome SILKS
al 49c.; full assortment Of colors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25
PICNIC CIGARS, sc.

COHEN BRorIIERs offer 27-incb Blaek SILK
Merveillcy at 9se., former price was t1.40.
Handsome Ali-Siik Grenadine, which is selling
everywhere for tl.75, they are Offering for 76c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25
INV 2,-Th.F6eu3ls Richmond. Va.

EOR SALE, AT 4 VERY Low ESO
II FIGURE, a BLACK sTALLION.Zf1A
suitable for family driving, farming. breeding or
business PURPOSES. lie 1. Elk years old sound, snd
Kind and can be rode or driven by the most timid
person. Call 1t MOZART LIVERY STABLES,
No. III Eighth street, between Grace and FRANK
lin. my 25-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

Surrey AS the birds Ia springtime. comes natures
demand for that most potent remedy for all bilious
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cows FOR SALE.

NfILCH COWS FOR SALE (ssH
vi TWO FINE YOUNG COWS withxx-Q-.
YOUNG CALVES. hne stock, and a one-year-nld
ALDERAEY BULL, ready tor service, at eis
franklin street GEORGE WATT, VI.
fmy 25-2tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

MANzANILLA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and IN
PORTED CLARKT w. ID. BLAIR a Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

TiNE Is MoSxr, especially early In the morn
Ing. You can save time, confusion. and 20 your
way satisfied by calling NJ LANES Model Dining
Rooms, 322 north seventh street, and getting .
good Ascent breakfast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

LADIES, do you wan, to be strong, healthy, aud
beaulilulg Tben use iI0r BIrTERs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

ALL-wooL BLACK BUNTING at ia'le. at Co
HEN BROTHERS.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

ID ERRY ID A II SIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KlLLER,
4 NEVER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS.
sCALDs. BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

Bewareof limitations. Ask for
BROWNS IRON BlTTERs,
,sdfss.sf on havngit. Don't be imposed on with
something recommended as Just as good" The
,epnlne {. made only by the Brown Chemical Com
T11y Baltimore, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

as-TiIE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or TIE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRINALLED.
1T Is SAFE: IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY
II NEVER FAILS!
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SOFT CRABS.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &c.

EINE P0CKET-kNINES,
II IVORY TABLF-kNlVES.
SUPERIOR CAItVEIs AND FORKS,
EA/DRS.
LAW N-MOWERS.
PATENT ICE-CREhM FREFZfRS.
WATKINS, COTTRELL 4 CO..
my 24-lw 1908 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

Entered at the Post-onlce at Richmond, Va, as
sccond-class matter.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

Scrutiny or Coupons Under the "Cou.
nou-K Her. Act of Assembly.

In the Hastings Court yesterday-Judgc
George L. Christian presiding-the case OF
George Watt Taylor UerSuS The Common
wealth was caled-being a petition under
the "coup0n-killer act for the veriiica-
ton Of $50 in coupons rendered by Mr..
Taylor to s. G.. Tinsley, Assistant Treasurer,
in payment OF license taxes. Messrs. >.
Il. Witt and Frank s. Blair, representing
the Commonwealth, submitted their an
swer to the petition, and also the following
u
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NOT DESERVING OF sYMpAru

CHICK CIGARS, DC.
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II BERLIN. Esq, OF the wsll-known firm Of
~ ne,l,p Co.. attorneys, lie Droit Building,
,r,.t,oyton. D. c., writes, December ), 1881:
-Genuemcn,-I take pleasure In stating that
,.~e r.ed BE0wN's Iron BITTERS for malaria
.,5oerrous troubles, caused by oyorwork, with ex-
cclleui results
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25
IT HAS NoEQUAL
PURELY VEGETABLE.

This unnyalicd southern remedy Is warranted
not ~ contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance, but IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25
Address OF General Fifz;iugh Lee

Ladies and Gentlenen,-l ne ,oIiieu'
rate dead the subject; beautiful Hollywood
the place! Were | gifted with the splen-
did eloquence OF the great orator OF the
American Revolution, whose persuasive
pleadings kept so brightly burning the
camp-tires OF our own washington, L
would vet be unable TO appropriately voice
the emotions | feel at rising to speak on
this beautiful consecrated spot al the re-
quest OF the ladies OF your Hollywood Me-
mortal Association. The scene and subject
are alike inspiring. "All is rest and calm
around u.s. The sweet mlrmurs OF the
rjpples OF peace have chased away the rush
and roar OF the wild waves OF war. The
birds are singing in every bush; the blue
sky bends serenely above us, and when yon
s,In. shining now in all the spendor OF Its
unclouded majesty, shall go into camp Tor
the night. starry sentinels VIII IN turn go
ON duty and keep watch and ward over the
neacefnl homes and hearts and destinies OF
vour neonle. We can almost fancy we
hear I'm the mysterious quiet around us the
voice OF nature. thanking God that the
fields OF strife, where ebbed and flowed
THE CRIMSON TIDE OF BATTLE,
and where brave men lstood steady IN de-
fence of yirpinia's capital, are now waving
delds Of grain and grass, accessible to all
for the pickets of both armies have been
called Inlet us hope forever. Yes. the
white wings OF the angel OF peace are In
deed spread over us, while the mourning
beauty Of women wreaths with garlandi
and crowns with flowers the holy spo
where sleeps defeated valor; You meet herr
to-day to render homage and pay reyerentia
respect to the memory OF the loved and tn
lost. Your presence and purpose mus
wiring a responsive chord In the heart 0
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS,

Bewsreo Of limitations. ASK for
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Of the fight, his companions may have
swept on to victory, as the best means Of
protecting the spot where he fell-this
"SOme6odyS ddriinq!" Private soldier
though he may have been, buried in Il
namcless grave, sleeping beneath a simple
wooden bOard he WAS
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FLORIDA WATER.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER.

'fi''''' '''''' - ''''''
fmh 3O-Th.Sa&Tu6ml
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

is given by using
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
,o Ae winter Il strengthens and warns the system
a, ,ne spring Il enricl,es the blood and conquers
nsoasc; in the summer II gives tone to the nerves
and digestive organs Ia the fall 1t enables the sys-
,.so 70 stand the shock Of sudden changes.
,nno way can disease bc so surely prevented as
D., keeping the system In perfect condition
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
,.,.r,s pe-fec, heaith through the changing sen
..o. # dlsarms the danger from impure water and
miAsnsuc air, and It
PREVENTS
CONSUMPTION,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

A gentleman of position in the Repub.
lican party, and supporter of General
Beaver in Pennsylvania, relates an Incl
dent occurring in Washington that illus.
trates Senator CameTOn's feelings: Last
week, when Cooper was here, l walked
with him over to the Senate Chamber 10
see Cameron. was then impressed, as
| now am with the danger of the situa-
ton, and desired to have a frank talk
with Mr.. Cameron, and to urge upon
him the necessity for devising means to
unite the party. Cooper seemed to me
to understand the strength of the hide
pendent movement, and desired TO give
both him and Mr.. Cameron a
report of the facts I had learned
from different parts of the State.
We found the Senator in the marble
room talking with very small y0urg
man wearing a shiny black silk hat
cooked upon the left side of his head-a
person who, believe, has employment
in the Philadelphia custom house. A
few words were exchanged ON the pOlili-
cal outlook, in the course of which Mr..
Cameron expressed the determination of
gong ahead and leaving the issues Just
as they had been formed, to be decided
by the Republicans of the State. That's
the thing to do shouted our custom
house friend. Go right ahead. Ride
right over 'em. Do as we did in 1872 :;
crush EN- out, by Cd The Senator
slapped this fellow on the back approx
ingly. Cxclaiming, That's the way to
talk Well, got out of their company
as quikly as could cOurteOusly leave. ]"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20
TO PAY HIS FATHERS MORT
GAGE.
The Excuse Given by One of the
Missouri B ank Robbers for HIS
bold Crime.

A dispatch from Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. says: "The woman who was ar
rested with the Brookfield bank robbers
is comely blonde, petite in form, ard
as cool as any of her companions. She
claims to be the wife of Frank Mason,
one of the three Mason brothers, who
appears to be the leader of the band.
She says that she and her husband came
from Ellsworth, VigO county, Indiana,
a little over month ago. She clings to
Mason and insists upon being by his side
to share all of his perils. She has sur
rendered all of the money that remained
unrt covered Where the horses were
concealed the Sheriffs posse found $3.50
in silver. The rest of the money, it is
understood, was buried about eight miles
from Breokfield. Frank Mason says
that his only incentive for committing
the robbery was 20 relieve his aged
father, who is living in California upon
a farm so heavily mOrtgaged that he
cannot save it. Mason says that
every letter he has received from
his father has been full of the
story of misfortunes, and told how
he was being slowly dragged to the
grave. With the present care weighing
upon him, Mason says that he was con
vInced that his father could not live ten
years. 1 determined to relieve him,
adds Mason, mo matter how desperate
game l played for the purpose, so long as
/ did not take life. / thought that by
robbing the bank could secure enough
money to pay my fathers Indebtedness,
and he would not suspect but that l
loaned it out of my earnings The rob-
bers are locked up at Lnneus."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

shoulders, held at 15c; short RIB, ~ soc; short
clear, y 75c. Lard firm, INC asked.
BALTTMoRK June 19.-Oets firm and in good de-
nand; Southern 62a65c; Western white 64G65e,
mixed 81 63c; Pennsylvania 81 065c. Provisions
very firm: Mess pork, SO 25G22 %. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed, 101xc
and 1910. observation-disclosures. lilac; clear rIb
sides. l4c. Hams. l5A016c. Lard, refined, i3c
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes. ordinary 20 fair,
609Ac. Sugar firmer; SOFT SIC. Whisky
dull at 81 20. Freights a shade better.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-FIour in good demand
at full prices, which are nominally unchanged
Grain steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet
and unchanged; demand mostly for consump-
ton.s
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, June 19-Rosin firm at 50 i21x0
2 171f Turpentine stronger, 4Sc.
CHARLESTON, June 19-Spirits turpentine
steady at 42Hc. Resin unchanged; strained
and good strained, 81 6501 90.
WILMINGTON, June l9.-cplr1rs surpentine firm
at 423zc. Rosin quiet at 81 52x for strained,
and 81 so for good strained. Tar firm at g 3.
Crude tuIpentine steady at 81 80 for hard, and
81 IS for yellow dip and virgin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

No. IL FTon1 Eatonton ana M1IIedoeU

Local Sleeping Oars on all night tFai
tween Savannah and Augusta and Hay
and Atlanta.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20
Methods Of Procedure in the British
Hdrper's Magazine.


Public bills, whether they lie intro
duced by ministers or private members,
go through many stages before the
reach the statute book. At the outset
leave is formally asked for their intro
duction. 1t is only in the case Of i'm
pOrtant bills that a speech is made at
this stage explanatory of the purpose of
the measure. AS rule, this is a mere
formality. preliminary to the printing
of the bill, which follows Immediately
on leave being given to introduce
it. 1t is on the second reading that
the principal fight takes place if the bill
is to be contested. 1t is understood
though the understanding is grievously
disregarded-th on the second reading
all that the House has to do is to debate
the principle of the bill, leaving its de-
tails for consideration in Committee If
a bill pass its second reading, a day is
named for committee, When the House
resolves itself into committee. the
Speaker leaves the chair, the mace is
removed from the table, aud TO the Chair.
man OF committee are deputed MANY OF
the functions and much of the authority
of the Speaker. Whilst the Speaker is
in the chair, member can speak
only once on particular motion. In
committee be may speak as often as he
likes-a variation of rule which has a
striking effect upon the tone OF the sit
ting. With the Speaker in the chair
members are oratorical: in the presence
Of the Chairman of committee, they are
conversational. When bill has passed
committee, there awaits it the stage of
report THAT is. the amendments made in
committee are reported to the House,,
and finally the stage of third reading
after which, if it has been introduced in
the House of Commons, it goes to the
House OF Lords, where it proceeds
through precisely similar stages.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

perial Bank OF Germany shows an Increase in
specie Of S.lSl000 marks.
Nxw YoRK. June le.-Stocks strong and &C
tive Money, ~ per cent Exehange-long'
Government bonds Irregular.
COTTON.
LrvKzrooI. June Is-Cotton opened steady;
miidlinE uplands. SID; middling Orleans,
$3.50. sales i 600 bales, for speculation and
export 1000 bales; receipts 5000 bales-Ameri-
can none.
Futures: Middling uplands. low middling
clause deliverable in June. g 47-64d: deliverable
in June and July, s7-64d; deliverable in July
and August, 6 sS-6fd; deliverable in September
and October, 4S6sG6 1906 46 Cad. Futures
quiet but steady.
p. MIXTURES. Middling upIands, low
midGlinE clause, deliverable in August and Sep
TENDER. 5i-6sd deliverable in September and
October, s f9-5sd; deliverable in November and
December. So-63d.
SEv YoRK, June Is.-Cotton opened firm;
sales i.i59 oales; middling uplands, y Bloc;
middliug Orleans, l27l6c.
Futures-MarSei quiet but steady, with sales
as follows; June. i isc: July, u lec; August.
Il So; September y 0Oc; January, II 5Sc; Feb
ruary, Il 42c.
GROCERIES. Provisions. ETc.
LIVERPOOL June ls.-Bacon, short clear mid
dies. 6as. TalloW, ass Cd
SEv YoRk. June ls.-Flour opened quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet but A11c better
Corn quiet but y 4S4c better. Pork quiet but
firm a. sls 10 ". Lard stronger, II s71Sc.
Freights dull and weak.
BALTIMORE, June i9--FIour-market opened
duh and heavy and prices lower; Howard
street and Western supernne, 50 $50
20; ditto extra, 81 25d5 so; ditto family, IS 20
o. o.; city mills supernne, s. 2504 60; ditto
extra, "a 2517 IS; Rio brands 81 25GD7 &c 4.
Wheat-SOuthern lower and quiet; Western
higher but dull; Southern red, 81 SOL IS; ditto
amOer. 81 3SGt1 AZ; No. Western winter red,
on the spot, 81 s514GI S6I6. Corn-Southern
firmer. IVES eru tesdy but dull; Southern
white. CSC. yellow SIC.
NAvA- STORES.
NEw York, June ls. Spirits turpentine. an
as. kOslH, 81 l254l52 IN.