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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-15

NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, june l4.--Cotton ensy; sales. 27s
bales; uplands, 10ac.; orleans, 10hc.: CONSOLE
p E,,sa neg Ieecpts 2oz2 eses experts'o 1r.at
co Hour unchanged. Wheat-Cash lots 1akc.
higher; No. spring nominal: No. Q red. Junc,
sr,d se 49, corn-Cash, tafc. lower: nm
oa,s-Cash steady; No. 2, f5@454c. Hops dull
And And pri e,s yhoy nominaI: Ccfieespot steady;
nominaify Unchanged standard 4, &C.: pov-
dered. 9S'e95c.; granulalcd SIC. Moia.scs easier
anu NOR acuye. Rice steady and IN fir ,iemand
kosin nfrn. 1urpcntine 6rner Il 3skr Hides
hrm. Pork gn'et and rather weak: mess. snot
sle.20@sl9.5O; options nominal Midd1os Suii
a ,'u nominal; long clear, sl0.3s. Lard-spot
Freigbis firm. "'e"e'
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. June lf.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat-southern QIict and easy: western ai,o1t
steady and dull: southern red. II 208;I 90: am
Der. sl.2l @sl.2f; No. l Maryland. 81 'aanna
III ,o, No; western winter red SPOT, si.19f
ern steady and dull southern white 6061sec.
yellow, 62@64c. Oats lower and duff: southern
f5c.: Pennsylvania. 45e14sc. Provisions enIet
and steady. Coffee quiet; Bio cargoes, ordinary
70 fair, e4@gsc. ngar irm; a. soft. SIC.
Whlssey steady at sl.l6k0tsl.l7. Freighis un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CTNcINSATr, June I4.-Whe9t I'm moderate de-
mani nc sl.l5 spot. Gem IN fair demand at 81
Go0e. Oats trm ~ Age. Pork nominal Lard
stronger ~ sluS7.. Bacon unchanged. Whisky
steady at si.l3. Hogs In fair demand: common
Sn1 lgii,. so'oO@s6; packing aud butchers,
LOUISVILLE.
LorlsviLLE, june A. Flour firm extra fam
lly. $40 ~ 20. Wheat quit; No. z red winter,
I'LL iMSl.l2. Corn quiet: No. 9 white. 55~c
Oats quiet: mixed ives crn. 42Sc. Provisions
quiet; New mess pork. sl9. so. Buik-meais-
40. Bacon-Shouldcrs. ssc.; clear rib. 1Okc.:
clear. | lie. Hams Sugar.cnred l3.c. Lard nalet.
choice kettle, l2sc. Whisky unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Loufs. June H. Flour unchanged. Wheat
lower; No. red flI, sl1SMSllS. cash and
June. torn dnll; 5OHNjrAc cash. 50ac. June
Oats dun: 39Ac. bid cash. 39ic. June. Whfskey
steady ana unchanged Provisions unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June l4.-flour nominal and nm
changed; Regular wheat firm and a shade better
cash and June. Dat, steady aud a shade better.
SIC. c'sh and June. PORK active and firm
: le.3uOo : 1888 cash and june lard active and
hrm; ~ l.l1hMsll. 5O cash and June link
meats I'm irdemnnd; shoulders. $3.50: short r,b.
$3.50; short clear. 1870. Whisky unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MnvArEEE, June 14.-Flour Ia fair demand.
Wheat steady; No. 2. cash and June. i .Os Corn
higher; No. 2. SEC. new. 534c. oats higher: No
=. 304c.. white. Ale. Provisions higher Mess
pork, $3.50 cash. Lari-Prlme steam, 81 90
cash. Hogs lower at s6.25@s6.7O.
NEW YORK COrION FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 1t.-CoifOn-Net neceipts.
. bales gross receipts, 3sJ bales. Fulurrs closed
duh and easy; sales. 1900 bales: June. slO.57;
Sep,emher, t1U.3i@S1O.35: October. siO.03:
November. 1921; December, 80 05MSQ 90. jan
uary. S1O.O2; February. TlO.IIdYlO.I3: March
SlO.l9N SlO.2i.
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BERLIN. June 14.-The committee OF the
lower house OF the Landtag, who are sit-
ting during the recess OF that body. have
adopted the first three clauses Of the
Church bill. The third clause was amend.
ed so as to transfer the right Of raising OH
jections to Church appointments from the
Central Government to governors Of pro-
vinces. Clause 4, giving power TO the
Government to reject nominees on civil.
religious, or educational grounds, was re,
iected. 1t is thought probable that the
clause will he allowed IN dron
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Washington Items.

By TFTTETITl " TTT DIsFaVV'I'I
WASHINGTON, June l4.-Judge William
Lilley died OF rheumatism Of the heart this
morning at his residence, in this city. He
was the lawyer who was at one time en-
ployed by Dorsey in connection with bis
defence in the star-routc trials. He visited
Dorsey at his house to push the claim for
compensation. A wrangle occurred, and
Dorsey committed an assault upon Lilley,
for which the latter instituted suit for Sl0,-
600 damages. lie was seventy years old. =.
Secretary Teller to-day pad to Chlei
Bushyhead, OF the Cherokee Indians, $780,
600 appropriated by Congress for lands
ceded to the United states by the Cherokee
nation. The money will be distributed
only among the Cherokees and their de-
scendants, in accordance with the decision
of the Cherokee Council.
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a Young Negro Fiend Shoots u Man
and His wife, ana Their LITTLE Son
I,ynching Probable.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatcl

lSpecHl Telegram 10 the DlspalcN.J
TALLADEGA, ALA, June 4.-Tuesday
night. about four miles north Of Rockford,
Coosa county, one OF the iOulest murders
occurred that has ever been known in that
section \ negro boy named Jordon Cor
bin went to Ben. Gardens house about 10
O'Clock. armed with n single-barrel shot
Gun, and shot Ben. Carbon through the
head, and then entered the house, reloaded
the gun, and shot Mrs. Carbon, his wife.
Their little boy, aged ten years, went out
into the yard to give the alarm, when he
again loaded his gun and shot the boy.
The wife and boy are not dangerously
wounded, but the father was in dying
condition tonight. lie cannot possibly
recover.
The negro was caught this morning at
O'Clock, and will in all probability he
lynched where he committed the deed.
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Moro Trouble Among tho Indians.
fBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch.l

ST. Louis, June 14.-Thc story comes
from Indian Territory that Tuesday morn
ing twenty Creek lighthorsemen attacked a
settlement OF pariiSdns Of Spicchie ten miles
from Tulsa, on the Arkansas river, and
killed one Of them and wounded two or
three others. These men had retured TO their
homes from Fort Gibson by permission OF
Colonel Bates, who promised them protec
ton. The attack is regarded rs defiance
OF the Government. The lighthorsemen
belong 10 the Chicote faction OF the Greeks,
and their conduct in this case is considered
as re0pening OF the troubles between the
Chicote and Spiechic bands. and will likely
lead TO bitter war and much bloodshed
unless the Government takes prompt mca-
sures TO preserYe the peace.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.



Country Produce.
Beescdr: 3l63?c. d 70.
Butfer. Strictly prime lj@ &c.,: good TO prime
! 12Ml4c. poor o. fair. 10 0l2c.
Corn Neal. 60@6jc. Der bushel for country :
| zoe. for city mills.
Dried Fruit. Nominal o.
| Lire FOtpls. Hens. 3Oc.: chickens, large, 2oA
| Soc. other Size, 10 zoe; ..,,...
Fathers: Prime hye-soose, 5Oaozc.; common
25c.
| Hay. Virginia timothy. sOne2Hc. clover
mixed. 65@ 72Xc.; clover, 50@55c.; market over
stocked and dull.
Bdied outs. too zoe: .,.,..
Virginia: northern, s3.25m $50; sacks, sl.l5
@si.2O; new potatoes; 5000 barrel
Peaches: Busbel-bOxes. 1904; half-bushels,
s2Ms2.5O; peck-boNes II a ; 30. O. -
Roots: Ginseng, sl.40@sI45 {, n. Seneca. tree
of tops 40M45c. a n.
Lard. County, llMl2c. $3.50
Peanuts: Common TO choice s@lOc' 2 D.;
market very active.
Rye: 6OG165c 2 bushel.
Sumdc: Prime, s5c-
Shucks: 6OM65c.
Balsd Mrdu: 3oM1Oc.
W ISag Washed 35c.; unwashed, 25c. BURY
wool will bring from to DC. g ID less tnan above
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
c,msu,. Rosendale sl.55Gsl.60 q barrel
lime. AGRICULTURAL. sMlOc. n bushel: Rock
land. 81 .15asl.90, according to quantity; Virgil
MP Prss asy'i Lump, 81 ground. ss; calcined
Tar: Large size, "a.
Prints. Merrimaes, &C.; Merrimach shifting,
| 5ke.: Richmond &c. south bridge, DC, Pacine'
ncI.s' axe Aliens, &c. Manchester, 6xc WASH
ington, 6I.c. Mallory Pink, 6fc.; Mallory Purple,
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. June II. 1888.
The demand for bright tobacco not So brisk since
the reports Of rain in the planting districts, with
no APPARENT change In prices.
-un-cnred tobacco In active demand M full rates.
No change In dark tobacco percelyable, but not so
firm.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs. SfGS7; medium, $1,000 S9 good. 800
S12; and iine. >2JN 500. Several hogsheads have
been sold nj S3uM tJ2.
DARK CO-MANUFACTURfNG.
Lugs.-Common. S3Mr3.75: good. s4G5i.75 ;
fine manufacturing. $3.50 1913.
LcgE-CommOu, s5.2jC 1928; good, $500
SO; Inc. slO0Sl5.
BRIGHT TeBACCO-MANUFACTUR
SmokerS.-Common, Ss.j0GsI0.5O; medium.
Sl2oSl3; good sI3.5U@sl6; fine, sl6Wl7;
fancy. Sl9ns22.
Ftiers.-New lug filters. from 50 10 81; com
mon. slONel2: medium, Sl3HSlf; good,
sl5flSl5: line. sl7MSlS.
tFfNDDsrs. COMMON. : ods2t medium, SO
q $50; good, $3.50 $40; line, s4J@sjJ; fancy,
-ttlIf so.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JUNE l3.-The current easy prices Tor American
mig bring about more business in small lots, aud
further sales ~ some 1000 tons In parcels have
been at , ga $50 Tor Nos. and l respectively.
This desire 10 buy does not get beyond the closing
out of pending orders. 10 IS not considered that
the market Is In any material way la better shape.
Some parties gather encouragement from the
slight increase OF demand and the sharp falling
OF In the production that the near future, or at
least by fall, viii show more satisfactory order
of things. scotch pig remains rather quiet. and
sales are too trillng u point 70 prices Rails have
light attention. with the small sales az steady
prices Wrought scrap Is slow. The following
are the quotations For American pig, No. 1,
AT $50: No. , at $40; forge, at s175e@$lS.5O
scotch pig ~ s22Ms22.25 for Glengarnock;
s2i1S2i.25 for Garischerrie: s2iGGs2i.S0 for
Coitness 2l.256e$2i.5Of for Egiinton, aud s24ee
s2f.25 for Summerlec; American steel rails al
S37.5O,dS3s NJ mills for future delivery Iron rails
al f45Gsi7; old rails at s23 tor ''Tn and s27
for q. D.; wrought scrap at s23.25 ex ship, and
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JUNE II.-Prlccs this week ranged a follows:
Bee( Cdffie.-Ncry best, 6lfc.; good, 5s0g0c.:
fair 20 medium, 3'Wi.c common, 1903 &C.;
Mich Coics-S2s a sl5 per head.
Neep.-4 <G5c.
Ldmbs-5m6c.
HOQs.-qM9sc. net.
VedfS-S5Nsl3.
About 2lO head Of beef cattle, 3l2 hogs. and
223 sheep and lambs were on the market during
the week.
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General Crooks Movements.
TBy telegraph to ihc Dispatch.I

TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, June 1i.-General
Crook left Silver Creek yesterday morning
and after several hours march he campcd
al place called Joyce's. Tomorrow he
expects to reach some point on the Southern
Pacific which will place him in telegraphic
communication with the military authorl-
ties, and permit him to send back the Mex
lean women and children 10 their homes.
Among the articles found with the cap
tured Indians was an album. recognized as
belonging to Judge McComas.
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MARINE FN'rElsIGrNCy.
ARRlyED.

Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co,
agents. "
Steamer j. W. Evcrman, Plat. PHILADELPHIA,
merchauGise and passengers, J. W. McCarrick
agent.
schooner Mary Freeland, Clark, New York, can
gel coal, Curtis & Parker
schooner VI. &. Carroll. Carroll. New York tiles,
NOrycll, Leake 4 Co.; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, aud passengers. l.. IL. Tatuu
sunerinteudent.
Schooner Cora, Darling, kennebcc, lee, Mrs. J.
king.
schooner Rose McDevitt Miller, Philadelphia.
coal. &. &. ThOn.
schooner Thomas j. Seward. -, Hayre de
Grace, coal, ;. L. Lathrop
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Crooks Prisoners

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, June lathe Indians
captured by General Crook will be held as
prisoners OF war until such time as the In
terror Department is prepared TO take
charge OF them. Two considerations will
have weight in determining where to put
them-Gla, the importance OF locating
them at such distance from fhe Mexican
border thst they will be unable TO repeat
their periodical raids; and second, to avoid
bringing them In contact with other tribes
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SEw YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE I3.-ln Kentucky leaf the placing Of the
French contract last week for 1000 hogsheads
Kentucky. 5000 hOgsheads Virginia, ana 10000
hOgsheads Maryland, and the coming award on
Friday on the Italy contracts, are The main iea-
lures Of the market. Take general trading. and
the position continues very duh and unsatsfactO-
~ while nss0rimcnts are moderate. Prices have
undergone no important changes. Seedlclf main
tains a firm range Of prices on \ fair degree Of
activity. largely representing wants Of the home
tradc.-JOufadt u Commerce.
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The Dukes Murder.
yEEDIcT OF THE coRONER's JURY
rt,, ,otos,,a,,h 10 II a nfcnatch

10y telegraph to tie Dspatch.I
UNIONTOwN, PA, June 14.-The cOrO-
ner's Jury to-day returned merely formal
verdict that n. S. Dukes came 20 his death
by shooting at the hands OF James Mutt.
Popular feeling runs high in favor Of Mutt,
and against his trial by the tribunal which
acquitted Dukes for the murder OF young
Nuts father.
Hon. II. w. Flayford and a. ID. Boyd,
prominent lawyers, have been retained to
defend Mutt. DukeS's friends sought TO
retain Hon. Charles +. Boyle to prosecute
Mutt. but Boyle refused. 1t seems doubt
ful whether any member OF the bar in
Fayette county will appear against Mutt,
and the task will fall upon the district at
tOrneY.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels. Red. 3sS bushels.
CORN.-White, 10 bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels.
OATS.-l, 900 bushels.
RYE.-G6 bushels
MEAL.-Os bushels.
PEAS.-l32 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, rs bushels very good Longberry
at Sl.25.
CORN.-White. 4j2 bushels good 20 very good at
60 10 64c.: ~ bushels common on private terms.
Mixed, 40 bushels very good at Gle.
OATs.-20O bushels very good mixed on private
terms.
RYE.-66 bushels very gosd on private terms.
VEAL.--36 bushels nj 6Sc.
PEAs.-6O bushels black on private terms.
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Severe Earthquake I'm South America.
lBy Central and south American cable TO the
DisDatcl.I


PANAMA ria GALVESTON. June 1f.-The
Panama Star and Herald says the earth
quake in Ecuador on May 10Th was felt in
tensely in some parts OF the interior. There
was great alarm at Quito, where the peo-
pie, fearing a cataclySm, encamped in the
streets. In Latacunga, which is subject to
earthquakes, and was utterly destroyed by
one last century, the shock was very
severe. oyerthrowing several houses, while
those remaining threaten TO fall any mo-
ment. Villages in the vicinity are almost
completely destroyed. On the arrival Of
the diligence at Latacunga the mules were
taken out and the vehicle pulled through
the streets by men lest the rumbling should
shake down the houses.
CatapaXti is in active eruption. and the
people in the vicinity are terrified mt the
probable repetition OF the catastrophe Of
March, 1867.
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A. n. and A. N.
(By telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph % The DIspalcH'I
HARRrsoNBuRG. VA, June l4.-EXteh-
siye preparations are being made by the
Fraternity 10 entertain the Grand Chaptei
OF ROYAL Arch Masons OF Virginia, wnich
meets here July 3lst. Large additions arc
being made TO the hall, which VIII afford
ample accommodations. Half rates are Sc,
cured over all the railroads, aud reduced
fare Mt the hotels. The number OF dele,
gates expected Is about seventy. A grand
banquet win be given at the expense OF the
Chapter VI tins place.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, June IA. 1893.

IOCOs
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-2.000 Virginia new IS,
at So; 2j shares Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road at 10K; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds,
Glass b." at 7Zss; 10 shares Richmond aud Dam
VILE at 03s; 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte incomes
at 60.
SECOND DoARD.-1.O00 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, " Glass b. at 724, 1000 do. at 72Is 1000
do at 72i., 1000 do. at 72T, 5000 do. at 72H,
1000 do. at 10, 1000 do. al 73.
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ROOTS SHOES. &c.

ROOTS SHOES. &c.
4 THIRD SUPPLY OF sTEAM-E5p
"A Err. TRANs-cONTINENTAL, andF IN
CANVAS TRUNKS Just received;
All the new things in TRUNKS VALIsEs,
sATCHELs, GRP-SACKs, CLUB-sACKS,
sHOPPING-BAGs, &C.;
Emil and complete lines Of all the styles In Low
and Light BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, and
SHIPPERS for gentlemen, ladies, boys, misses,
children. aud infants
. sneclaltv of FI.EXIBLE-SOLE, LOW-IIEEL,
and BROAD-BOTTOM GOODS for old ladies
and gentlemen and /" tender foots."
j. A. GRIGG,
corner Main and Eighth streets,
80 pace BlnckJ
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FANCY GOODS.
~ T f ' T. rs
OPENS THIS WEEK

OPENS THIS WEEK
IS fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete, att 81;
New designs In LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS at very low prices:
shapes of FRENCII-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORs atsl:
cases LUBIN'> SOAP, selling cakes for &c.;
a lot Of j. and G-foot srEP-LADDERs at II aud
1925;
Anotherl lot Of that HANDsc ME-BOX PAPER ut
25c.;
Large invoice Of " CRANES" CREAM PAPER.
selling at I5c per qu.rc and l5c. a package;
All sizes of WATER-COOLERs, both Richmond
and northern make ~ bottom prices;
\ beautiful assortment Of CHINA CHAMBER
sETs, all colors. band and moss rose, from
Sup.
want TO close the balance Of my stock Of CHILL
DREN's CARRIAGES, among which are several
very fine ones that win b. sold az the price OF me
diam grades at STEVENS,
tel2 sos Broad street.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. june IA. 1883.
lBy Telegraph


steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chandlse and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ou returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ON returDl.
steamer Pamiico, Brakeman, Smithncld, mer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ON returnl.
steamship Manhattan, stevens, New York, mer-
chandise.
steamship kanawha, Greenwood, Providence, to
load coal.
schooner :. Il. soper, Potter, New York, 10 load
coal.
Schooner James II. Briggs, Hammett, -, to
load coal.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Prices down To
y lowest cash igurcs. Can aud be cODy need.
ANTHRACITE, all siZcS; 1t SIP, SPLI>Ti
CLOVER NIL. ENGINE COAL u all Kinds;
OAK aud PINE WOOD, loug. sawed, and split,
1908 Cary street and Broad street opposite
Theatre. Telephone No, loo.
jel4 e. n. PAGE
lust RECEIVED, FREsHLY-MiNED
81 DFST ANTHRACITE COAL, IN egg, stove,
and chestnut sizes.
FOREST PINE WOOD. sawed and split:
WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL:
LEHlGl LUMP COAL. FOR f0undries. For best
Goals purchasers wanted. :. 4. LAIHROP.
M seventeenth street. at Draw-B Bridge
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a Picnic FOR CnLDREN.-Parents can
now rest easy, rs Dr.. Worthington's IA
nous Cholera and DiarIhGa Medicine is a
specific for summer complaints ana stomach
diseases OF children.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Zine, S3.256s3.50: SUPER
hne. 1880 S4.25 extra. 50. 5aS5.5O: common
family, 85.65@s6: Patent family, S7@s77J.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. june l4.-EXcnange, 4S5k. Cow
ernnents Irregular; new SIS, 1888 bid: new AS,
llzs; new As, ll9i5; new 81, lO3s. Money,
2M3 per cent. State bonds neglected. Sub-Irea-
sury balances Gold, SIl3,7O9OVO; currency,
$S,IG2,OuO.
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DUBLIN. June AT is believed that the
noIice are cogiizant OF the fact that a So
cicty has been recently formed here for the
nurnose Of removing the iniormers who
tcstitied at the late trials, particularly James
Carey. II is also stated that houses in
which the society has held meetings have
heen closely watched, and raid was made
recently on a house where II was supposed
meeting was heing held, but no arrests
were effected. james Carey mas been per-
mitted to go out OF kilmainham lall occa-
sionaly OF late, but this has now been
stopped. as the police decline 10 hold them
selves responsible for his safety.
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4 LII KINDS OF
\. N. HALVES

r b. WATKINS, 722 EAST MAIN
-. STREET, to extend his trade and employ his
teams In summer, offers buyers--nofably cash
every grade OF Ft'EI. al close rates-ssy GAS and
MINED COKE. HARD aud SOFT COAL; OAh,
HICKORY, aud PINE WOOD. all leagths-and
asks a call or mail or telephone l3l2l order from
every one. Motto: No fuel cash To 20 out Of ONCE
unspcnt. Bring II and try IL. my H6-eod5m
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FINANCIAL.

WE HAVE SEVERAL AMOUNTS TO
w LOAN OFT on very long uine at per
cent, as follows 1880, 81 800, sf00.
Also. the following special sums ON long Tine:
"''NNN'' FRANK u. UlLL & Co,
jelt-2t lx.6 Aain stgext.
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A Village Destroyed by Fire.

PARIS, June 1.-THE village Of Valloires,
in the department OF Savoy, has been de
stroyed by fire. The inhabitants barely
escaped with their lives. All the live stock
in the place, including 100 head Of oxen,
persisted.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

\. i. HARRISON,
(Mcmber Of the Chicago Board Of Trade and The
Chicago Provision. Grain, and Stock Board.)
CORRESPONDENT IN
RICHMOND, VA,
FOR
-. IRWIN, ORR & CO..
Chas. ID. lrwin,l 81. W, Irwin,) Special
II. &. Rev,
Arthur Orr, J a. W.Grcen. Partners
successors 10 ID. W. Irwin & Co..)
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 2 CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
CHICAGO, ILL.
MAIN OFFfCE-Pie9mOnta and Arlington Building,
Ninth and Main stgects-formerly the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio railway offices. Entrance on
botn Niuth ard Moin streets. Telephone No,
II.
BRANCH OFFICT-No. 1901 Cary street, corner
Thirtcenth-WlLLIAM -. IsAACs, JR, I'm
charge Telephone No. 70.
Make q snocialfy Of BUYING AND SELLING
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. either tor present or
future delivery. my i6-eOdlm
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Share speculation opened strong, with the gene
raj list k7. higher than yesterdays closing quota
Hons: Alton aud Teirc Haute II, higher. AFTER
further slight improvement In the early dealings
fhe market became weak. shortly before II
O'CLOCK a decline of Hds, was recorded, in which
Northwest. Delaware. Lackawanna ana western,
and Western Union were the most conspicuous
During the next two hours and half the market
was moderately active and IRREGULAR hut in the
main strong. The result OF the fluctuations show d
an advance OF isHIk, led by Ontario and western
Wabash preferred and Cal ada Southern; Tut from
then 10 within short time OF the close there was
"A reaction ranging from 4 tO Ia Central Pacific
and southwestern beng the heayi & sufferers in
the downward turn. In the iinal dealings there
was n martial recovery, and there was an advance
of IL from noon. The market closed firm. W in
general advance on The days Transaction, of IN
the latter It Pauls and Canada Southern.
Transactions, 437.QOO.
BALTIMORE.
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NEW YORK sUMAC NIARkET.

JUSE l3.-Quoted at s75ass5 for Virginia, and
sll5@sla0 Tor job lots Of sicily from Store
Journal " Commerce.