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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Fredericksburg Matters.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T,,lv IN 1919

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERICKsDURG, VA, July 30, 1883.
Daniel Brown, who was charged with iclo'
niousy cutting William Jackson with pair
Of barber shears in this city several weeks
ago, was tried in the Corporation Court Fri
day and sentenced to two years IN the peni-
tertiary. A motion for a new trial was made
bv his counsel. William A. Little. Jr., Esq.
and was argued before Judge Slaughter THIS
morning. His counsel claimed a new trial
ON the grounds that new evidence had been
obtained which would show that 1t was q
conspiracy on the part OF jackson and his
witnesses TO have Brown sent 20 the peni-
Tertiary. The Judge, after hearing the argli'
ment, granted Brown new trial. uenbe
from out Of the city was asked for 10y his
counsel, as public sentiment is against him.
lie will probably be given bail aud his trial
postponed until the September term OF tue
court. Both parties are colored.
william white, who secreted himself IN
the store OF simon Hirsh & Brother one
night last week and robbed the money
drawer, will be tired for felony in the Cor
poration Court tomorrow. lie has served
two terms in the penIiontlary, having been
tried and convicted twice before for felony.
Your correspondent, IN an interview with
him. asked him who was bis counsel, 20
which be replied: 81 have none, and do not
desire any. ! have TO work for my llving
here, which is a very poor one, and would
sooner work in the penitentlary, where ain
ALWAYS sure Of something TO eat aud bed to
sleep on, and / want the jury to send me
there for as long a term as they can.
HAMPTON,
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whereupon Sir William said "The
object OF the retention OF the word APP
pears to be TO admit every kind OF calumny
unresfrained by any OF the judicial prin-
ciples lying ut the foundation OF Justice"
Mr. Sexton said that the Government was
going further 10 behalf OF the Times than the
Times itself desired to 90. After nearly
three hourF discussion the amendment was
rejected--26J 10 200.
Mr.. Reid QAberaD proposed an amend.
ment restricting the inquiry TO the accusa-
lions Of completely III murder or violence.
Mr.. Matthews said that the object Of every
amendment on the paper was 10 limit aud
contract the scope OF inquiry. IL Sir. Reid's
amendment was adopted II would exclude
arson and intimidation. He reminded the
House that the charges were not confined TO
completely in crime but extended to connI-
walton.
Mr.. r. p. O'Connor thought Il hardly de-
cent that the bin should be defended by Sir.
Matthews. who owed bis introduction into
political lie TO O'Donoyan Rosa. laugh
teri He supported the amendment, nut was
willing to have II altered so as TO include the
Combination OF the crime.
Mr., Matthews denied O'ConuOr's ssser-
ton with reference TO the formers entry into
political life.
Mr.. OConnor repeated his statement,
adding that Mr.. Matthew's owed his hrst
election TO tie unpopuarity OF Sergeant
Parry, which secured for Mr.. Matthews the
Fenlsn vote. Dir. Matthews admitted that
be owed his election 10 the dement's OF Ser.
geant Parry. bu, denied that he ever bad
seen or communicated With VDonnoyan
Rosa,
Mr.. Trevilyan said that II was an important
4. hnN hon
the bill was wanted for any other purpose
than 10 inquire into completely in crimes
the bill would never have been read second
time.
Mr.. Chamberlain opposed the amendment.
The object. he said, was not to inquire into
the plan OF campaign or boycottlng except
30 far az was necessary 10 show completely
IN crime. Although be was no lawyer he
yentured 20 say that n the amendment was
carried Il would be impossible to inquire
into the first letter, which the Times at
tributed to Mr.. Psrnell, and shut out many
OF the Times's charges.
Mr.. ParneIl said he had not before bad an
opportunity 20 acknowledge the compli'
meuts Mr.. Chamberlain paid him on recent
occasion. His recollection OF Mr. Chamber
lain was that before he was a Minister he
was always anxious 10 put the Irish party
forward to do work which he himself was
afraid to do. After he became a Minister be
was the most anxious to betray to the Irish
party the secrets Of the Cabinet and endeayor
while IN the Cabinet 10 undermine their
councils and plans 10 the interests OF the
Irish party. IL the inquiry was extended 10
these matters be would be able 10 make
good his words by documentary aud other
evidence that had not been forged. At this
point the debate was adjourned.
During the absence OF the Speaker from
the chair a member referred 10 Mr.. Cham
berlan as Judas" Chamberlain. When
the Speaker returned DIR. Chamberlain CON-
planned OF the Insult.
Mr. T. Z. O'COnner thereup0n Withdrew
the Objectionable language and expressed re-
Vrct
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the corporations who entered into the agree
mcnss ard sold their stock In tho corpora
fIons and accepted IN payment the trust
certificates, and that the trustees receive and
hold only the stock OF the corporations and
have no legal tile 10 any OF the property OF
the corporations, and can neither buy nor sell
anything ror combine with any one TO fix
the prices or regulate the production oil any
commodity. The committee deem It proper
10 call attention 20 this feature OF these COM
blnations, because It IL believed II VIII be
found that all trade combinations hsying
similar aims either have adopted this method
or speedily will do so, and also because me
legislation which has been proposed TO this
House and referred 10 the committee has
been directed against combinations 10
FIX the price or regulate the produc-
ton Of articles OF merchandise or com-
merce. II Il plain that The Two
combinations named have been Intentionally
formed so as 10 avoid, u possible, the charge
that the trust as such. or the trustees in that
capacity, either Fixed the price or regulated
the production OF any article OF merchandise
or commerce. The report closes by referring
10 the fact that proceedings have been
brought against the sugar trust by the At
torney. GeneralO OF New York under the laws
OF that Stale.
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the amendment which was finally ruled out
on point 81 order.
Mr.. Kerr, Of Iowa, offering formal
amendment. spoke Of the obligation upon
the General Government 10 care for It's exc
soldiers. lie said thai II the President bad
recommended some favorable legislation 10
the attention OF the House, judging by The
effect OF his efforts m certain other matters,
his views would have prevailed and the
country might be relieved OF the great dan
ger Of the large surplus in the Treasury.
Mfr. Bnrnes. OF Missouri, maintained that
the Government had cared for its soldiers
with a generosity unparalleled in the hts
tory Of nations, while The present Admins.
tration has done more for the soldiers and
their widows and orphans than any ether
Administration.
Mr.. ssyres, Of Texas, offered an amend
ment TO pay the official reporters $1,000 each
for the extra labor imposea upon them this
session. Hc presented statement showing
that the SESSIONS work already exceeded all
previous records by $500 columns oil matter
IN the kocOyd.
MIR. Reed, Of Maine, supported the amend
meut, and said that II must be apparent TO the
House that there was pressing necessity for
Increasing the number Of the steoogr1phic
corps.
Mr. Hooker. Of Mississippi, sought to
amend 20 as TO provide for the payment OF n
sum equal TO 10 per cent. Of their salaries to
the clerical force Of the House IN addition TO
Their regular compensation, but bis motion
was ruled ont On a point OF order, and
Mr. sayrcs's amendment was agreed TO.
The committee rose, leaving the appropria-
ton bill pending.
Upon the request Of Mr.. Mills the hour
az meeting Of the House was changed from
n A. NJ. TO u o'clock. Mr. Mills also
sought 10 have Tuesday, August 7th, as
slanedao the Committee on Labor, but Mr..
ROGERS. Of Arkansas, objected because the
committee would not except the convict
labor bill from The list Of measures 10 be acted
upon.
Adjourned.
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The following shows the actual mortality
IN the city for the week ending July %,
ISIS:
Cause Of Death Asthma, .; brain disease,
/: cholera iniantum. 4; cOngesuye chill, / I;
congestion OF brain, j; consumption, 4;
diarrhpa, 2; dphtberia. |; drOpsy, ! drown
ing. / ; dysentery, / (; enterO-cOlNls. l injury
from fail, ! hectIc-teYer, ! remittenl-ieycr,
]: typhoid.fever, 3; malarlahfeYer, @; govt
aud old age, 1 hemorrbage (uterneb I; iu-
iauticlde (probablyb ! marasmus, paraly-
Sis, / tecthng, ..
Whole number Of deaths in the city eX-
elusive Of >til-5irtbs, 50.
Siil.births: White female, !; colored
colorcd female, 1.
Rate: Rate of mortality OF whole popula.
ton, %. 2S; rate OF mortality Of white popu.
latlon, 1888; rate OF mortality OF cOlored
population, 20 %.
Se1 and Color: Waite males, II; white &C.
males, II. Colored males, 8; colorcd fe-
males. II.
Age: one day TO thirty, !; one month to
six, ,; SIX months 10 twelve, 81 one year
10 three, Z; three years to five, 3; five years
TO ten, /; ten years to twenty, 5; twenty
years TO thirty. 4; thirty years to forty, J
forty years to fifty, 4 sixty year, TO seventy,
o. htNtutl lfil5 ~ tiEhtI, NtAAhJ fN6Ao w
ninety. unknown, ..
Condition; Single, 90; married, o; wild.
oWs. .; widowers, >.
Nativity: City, 10; United States. Is;
Ireland, - Italy, /; unknown, l.
Locality: City, . Marshall Ward, :: JET.
ferson Ward, 10; Madison Ward, 3; Ola!
Ward, o; Jackson Ward, s.
Comparative Weekly Mortality; Week
ending July 80, lsS7-wbite, 10; colorcd, "a.
Week ending July %. ISSS-white, 90; col
ored. is. s.il-births: Week ending July
80, lSs7-whIte males, 2; coored male,
c0ioTed females 3. Week ending July %,
ISsS-White female. !; colOred female, l.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending July 30, 1887, $50; mean temperature
for week ending July %, 1888. 92o.2.
RaiptdN: Amount OF rainfall for the week
endius July 30, 1887, 1.06 inches; amount OF
rainfall for the week ending July -. 1883,
.IG inches. w. L. OPPENHINEB,
President Board Of Health.
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baseball Yesterday.

Philadelphia:
Athletics communal 0 1 y 0 o 0 %
Kansas City.......0 0 0 90 0 %
Observation-Disclosures, Z; Kansas City. >.
Errors-Athletics, 0; Kansas City, 4. Bat
teries-Matiimore aud Townsend; Porter
and Donohue.
Baltimore:
Batimores .........0 0 O 1 0 0 O OIL
Louisyilles. ......0 O 1900 0X-5
Base. Baltimores, 4 LouIsvilles, IL.
Errors -Baltimores. 4 LouisyiIles, 0. Bate
ries--C Cunningham and Cautz; Ewing and
Vaughan.
New York:
New Yorks. .........O o 10000 Il
WsshingtOns. .......0 0 . 3 x--9
ase-hts-New Yorks, 3; Washngtons,
II. Errors-New Yorks, 3; Washingtons,
3. Batteries--Whitney and Mack; Craue
and Brown.
Cleveland:
Clevelands. ........O1O0OO000- /
81. Louis. ..........0 600 0 o 0 o. o
Base-hits-Cleyelands Z; st. Louis, 4.
-Cleyclands, /; 81. Louis, >. Bat
teries-Bakely and Snyder; Hudson and
Miliigan.
Boston-Eleven innings:
Bostons........0 900 l 1 D o o. 8
Philadeipbias. % D o o 0 0 l. Z
Bsse-hlts--BOstons, 6 Pblladelphias, 10.
Errors-BOstons, II; Philadelphias. T. Bat
teries-Sowders and kelly; Bulinton aud
Clements.
Chicago:
Cblcagos. OOOO1004-
Piitsburghs .......,0 =
Base.hlts-C bicagos, H.; Plttsburgbs, 10.
Errors Chicagos. 4 Piltsburghs, 3. Bat
teries-Krock, Flint, and Farrell; Morris
aud Carroll.
Deiroit-Eleven innings:
Detroits. ......1 100000 10 )
Indianapolis go 3 . 90 300 0 o i
Base-mts Detroits, o; indianapolis, IL,
Errors--Detrolts, r.; Indianapolis, 3. Bat.
terles-Gctzeln and sutcliAe; Burdick and
Buckley.
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Robberte. SUNDAY Night.

The turniture-isctOry Of SIR. Preston Bet
vim, No. 1907 east Franklin street, was broken
INTO some time sunday night by persons who
carried of lot OF brass trimmings aud Or
naments for furniture. Part Of the stolen
goods were found concealed in lot near by
along with some cigars, cigarettes. sardines,
and a ca,t-iron cogwheel. Mr. Beyin saws
he doesn't know yet what he has lost by the
robbery, but he missed several articles from
his factory yesterday. lie thinks from the
mode OF entrance that the thieves must have
been well acquainted with the premises.
The house OF SIR. j. NJ. Titwilow. No,
1915 Broad street, wss also entered by thieves
Sunday night through the rear window, and
Mr.. TitWIllow robbed Of SIS 80 In money
and two pair of pants. The thieves escaped
and have not been detected.
The residenceof Mr. Lewis Meyers, No. $50
west Broad street, was entered sunday morn
ing by thieves between the hours OF 2:30 and
) A. NJ. and S7.75 in money and a silver
watch and chain were carried away.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH TUESDAY JULY 81 1883

been set upin "rat" Office in Philadelphia:
81 have not seen the statement but have been
informed that such charge has been made.
There Is no truth whsteyer in the statement.
II Is n pure fabrication IRON beginning to
end. Ten thousand copies Of my speech on
the tariff were ordered to be printed al the
Government Printing Office snd have bad
no connection with any other order or con-
tract for their publication. II they have
been published at anv other place 10 was
done bv somebody on his own responsibility
and without my knowledge, and OF course /
am not responsible for IT.
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Dissatisned Negro.

fBy Telegraph % tho Dispnt,h.I
ST. LOUIS, July 3d.. w. Ramsay, re-
Gently deputy clerk OF Crittendon county,
ATk., sud who was one Of the eighteen ne
groes driven out by the whites, arrived In
81. Louis to-day and will address meeting
Of st. Louis negroes on the condition OF the
negro In the South. To an Associated Press
reporter Ramsay said: 81 shall not return
TO Crittendon county. IL Is not healthy
place to live in. do not know what others
will do. The cause OF the troubles there
was that the whites did not want the negroes
10 hold Office. believe the white leaders
wrote the letters they accuse me with
writing. ordering the white men TO leave
the county, in order to have an excuse for
running us out Of the county,"
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NfauufOu.
etauntOu.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch1

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.1
July 20, 1855
The forces at StauntOn are forming. On
wednesday next the Democratic Convention
will be held in this city which nolninaies the
next member OF Congress from this district.
Young Yost. the Republican, can never 20
back to Washington. The candidates before
the convention are II. st. q. Tucker, VIII
liam A. Anderson, Samuel Coleman, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, and Taylor Berry. Tucker
goes into the convention with siXly,iour
votes. Seventy-eight is necessary for noml-
nation.
To-day was feld.day for the Baptists 10
Stanton. Rev. Dr. II. 4. Tupper, Jr., Of
Louisville, KY, preached at the Baptist
church at II A. VI. aud Rev. DR.. j. Il. flaw-
thorn, OF Atlanta, Ga, at p. NJ. The ser
mons will be long remembered.
The crops In Augusta county are fine, and
even the farmers have stopped grumblng for
q time. HAWKEYE.
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The German nud Danish squadrons.

10y AnEID-hInuFIIAn ChDIo % INC II'IAOcusI
COPESH1GEN, July 30.-The German and
Danish sQuadrons met at o O'Clock this morn.
ing 2 short distance south OF Dragon. King
Christian OF Denmark ana Crown-Prnco
Frederick boarded the German inn erial
yacht liohcrzolleTn, which was flying
the Danish colors, and extended cordial
greeting to Emperor William. The sailors
Of the German vessel manned tho yards and
the Crown Prince back to the Danish yacht,
which dlsplayed the German fng. and was
brought TO this city. The ROYAL party landed
at 1880 O'Clock and were received by the
guard Of honor. The band played Prus.
sian anthem az Emperor William stepped
ashoro
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The Revenge Cases.
ny telegrapA 10 The Dispatch. !

~ sVIUFIuI7H 70 w -'7T'VV-''I
CHICAGO, July 30.-Frank Chlcbuu, the
man whose testimony was chiefly the cause
OF securing the indictment Of his comrades
in the Anarchist "reyenge cases." was re-
leased on bail to-day. Though he was In
dicted with the others the charges against
him viii not be pressed in consideration Of
his turning States evidence. The charge
against Chlebun in the Justices court was
dismissed this morning at the request OF In-
spector Bon6eld. The reason for the dis
missal. as entered on the record, was "ior
want of prosecutl0n.'
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Convicted or Publishing BoycOttinE


rBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, July 30.-Mayor McHugh. o.
sligo, has been tried aud convicted OF the
charge Of publishing boycotting news in his
paper, the Sligo Champion. lie was sem
fenced 10 four months imprisonment. The
tenants on the Vandeleur estates, in county
Claire, have resolved to abandon therresi-l-
ance to the payment Of rents, and 1t Is cX-
uected that they will settle with the agents
tomorrow. In that case there will be no
rnprQ ovfpfions
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AoTnctpteut parts Row.

Roy Anglo-Amerlcan cable % The Dlspatch.l
PARIS, July 30.-Ths morning bands Of
striking nayvies attempted to stop the la
borers ut work in the yards, which were
guarded by the police and troops. Various
points In the suburbs are occupied by milf
tsry detachments. At n meeting Of 1000
navyies to-day it was decided to send TO Pre-
mIer Floquet protest against the employ
meat OF troops and declaring that the police
were responsible for the conflicts that had
occurred
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a Tornado.


[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
PARAMOUNT. ILL. July 30.-A tornado, cut
ting a sws.h about two hundred yards IN
width and going TO the northwest, barely
missed this place yesterday afternoon. II
swept everything before It, tearing down
fences, trees, etc. Grain over which It passed
was literally torn out by the roots. The
residence Of J. 4. Davis, two miles distant,
was demolished and the orchard uprooted
aud carried away. No loss OF life Is reported.
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A Aen.artan.


tBy telegraph 70 the Dispathl
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-The steamship
Professor Morse, Captain Hardie, from the
Central Americas ports, reports that the tate
decree OF The Guatemala Government abolish
Ing the Znns Litrs at Livingston aud Santo
Tomas has created much consiefnatiyn, and
alarge delegation Of principal merchants and
foreign csnsus started for the capital July
10Th TO endcsvor TO have the decree amended.
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French Anntnetic Expectancy.

by Anglo-Amercan cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. July 30.-M. Herye, editor Of the
Paris Solicit, and q member Of the French
Academy, in IN interview in this city SAID
that BOuanger would probably be defeated
IN the approaching election and would then
vanish from public life. Hcrye said that
the general feeling in France was one OF
apsthetIc expectancy. There was absolutely
no political parsonage now who commands
the confidence OF the people or who gets
much Of their attention.
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RICHMOND LIyE.srocx MARkx,

July -Recoipts: 2o7 head Of cattle, 2e5 sheep
and lambs, 252 hogs.
sales: i;5 head Of cattle. 800 sheep and lambs,
200 hogs.
Prices:
CattIe-Best, SAsfac. gross: medium 20 good,
3Ha4c. gross: common TO fair, s.aSzc. gross
kheep-3aic gross.
LamDs-4a5hc. gross.
Hogs-7h asHc. net
Bulls-2k s3 &C. grOs&
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Steamer Rurned.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
NKw ORLEANS, July 30.-The steamboat
Edward J. Gay, belonging TO the Planters
and Merchants Packet Company Of tins city,
caught dre this morning and was burned TO
the waters edge. She was moOred at the head
OF First street. The boat was valued ut $780,
900 aud was Insured principally IN foreign
companies. She had been withdrawn from
for repairs.
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Verdict Against n Newspaper.

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. July 30.-The libel action OF VIII
liam O'Brien against the Cork Constitution
has resulted in q verdict in favor Of OBrien
for El00 damages. He claimed $4,000.
O'Brien left Cork for Dublin tonight. A
great crowd assembled at the railroad sta
ton to see him depart, and much enthusiasm
was displayed. O'Brien, speaking from the
train, said he considered the verdict IN his
libel suit a deAth-biow to "Parneliism and
crime -
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SEVERE STORM.
Trees UprOoted-A lady shocked by
Lightning.
rspeclaI telegram 70 The Dl3patch.l

special telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, July 30-A severe
storm accompanied by hail visited this city
this evening. In the southern part OF The
CITY trees we're blown up by the roots aud
window-Danos were broken by the hail
Mrs. c. NJ. Walsh, Jr., was severely
shocked by lightning, and was made insenst
bic for several minutes bY the shock.
1t t. reported that the count OF Dinwid-
die suffered to great extent from the effects
~ tho SfoYTD.
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by talecrnnh 20 the pIsnatch

by telegraph 20 the Dlspa'ch.l
ATLANTA, GA, July 3O.-Jeferson Dayl,
and Governor FItzhugh Lee have been IN.
vited BY the Confederate veterans to attend
their reunion at Chatauqua on August llth
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Two Men pronned.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatrh.l

IDy NoIckIHpu 70 VIC DI5VNFNusI
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 30.-Charles
Cummings. second steward OF the Brighton
Hotel, and Henry Body, also an employee OF
the hotel, got beyond their depth while BATH
ing to-day and both were drowned, although
heroic efforts were made 10 save them Cum
mings's body was recovered. Both men
were from Philadelphia.
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tsmscr axe wasiskcy s,ssiy ~ MA Peovt.
sions higher and "a good demand. Pors. sis for
toD l0ts fsrd--Pifme steam held 81 f&7s Dry
sait rnests- shoulders $40; longs, $40: r.bs.
sSe74. shof1 cIsars. SzNt. racon---hogtiers,
tsss, longs. $40, ribs, fgs'h si2t5; short
clear. fo.ss. alaeA.
CHICAGO.
CRfosac. July sl-Casn quotations vers ~
follows: flour arm And 5si5-. higher. No 2spri1g
vhesl stkc.: No. red, $50. Ne. 2 corn. ftHc.
Noe oats gs4c. Aess-pcrk. fit.b0 Lard, s,A
Short.rihs. $50; -ncut:ers, f7.Rjaf7fu. shor-
clear, sqaSaf0 Whistsy, ala.
Tho leading futures ranged
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CRAZE AND COTTON EXCHANGE
sALas haeosrsp n s.cs,r,rr

bALda haPOkrfD n 9srsyrAsT
WHEAr--White. p bushels prime at g0c. Long
berry, l1.si bushels prime at slc. 81 bushels
worry good at So 100 bushels very good az sc. (:
10 bushels fair al $50. Mixed, 10 bushels very
good ats8c -h0rtberTy. - bushels prime at Sc. I;
Is bushels very good az SC. l7G bushos very good
a. SIC: 2lG bushels good at SIC. 20 bgshols good
az geo. 50 bushels good ~ &c. TOTAL sales wheat,
., 100 bushels.
CORs.--Whlte. I2f bushels very good at Go.
MEAL---30 bushels country bolted on private
ferfnA