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MEMORANDA.

vorl, Sent 5-Arrived, schrs Caleb S
=! 49, townsend Doboy; Eleanor, Mccoy,
E f:Ha-Iest9n; Geo r Cougdon, Bayles. do.
u G11tsssered-Scnr Anna R Bishop, Rulon, Bruins
wick, Ga. e,.o- povburoh Castle TRrl cot
cn eesrannah TO United Kingdom or Continent;
t1n, Trescos [Brl, cotton, Galveston to
11ivarnooI. 42s Cd (promptl ,..,,-,
Li C.Rboyer sent 3-PsSse1, bark Glitner Nor,
,,ercnssen. Hamburg for Charleston.
St1-ita Vecchia, Aug 29-Arrived, BARK Nedova
. STtaii Razeto, Pensacola
liverpool, Sept 5-Arriveo' steamship fnaros
rRrl Wilcox, Pensacola D,-
ID a5ied 4th' bark Activ lNorl, Pensacola.
Inndou. Sept 5-Salled. bark Jacob Aren't
rcerl. Leibauer, Charleston
NEj3ng.ton la Aug 24-Arrlved, DARK heDecca,
cad5srd Davidson, Charleston.
ConsaE s c. Sept ARRIVED, bark Mabel
rRr1. Johns. Rio Janeiro
Rn,ston. Sept ARRIVED, schr Myra W Spear,
snear. Georgetown, G
0iCSarleston Sept 5-Cleared, steamship Eu-
ana IGerl, Stiefel. Savannah
Earnandiua Sept 5-Salled, Schr Dora Mat
+baws Brown, New York.
Galveston. Sept 5-Cleared, schr Gem, Wass,
Pensacola. o,oo-ad .oh, A,d-o,,,
Nebinger, smith, Boston.
Port Royal, S G. Sept o-ArrlVeo, scnr WIN
ZONES, Fuller. Beaufort.
VSsiIsd~Steamers Robinia (Brl, Sinclair, Sa
vannah: Jane Kelsall [Brl, Balls, United King
Pniladelphia Sept 5-Cleared, steamship Eu
renie TNorl, Muller Pensacola; schrs Martin
Smith Rose. Savannah; Frank Vanderherchen,
CHAMBERLAIN, CnarleSOoh' lay lor Dl0Asoh' MOI
vim. Key West.
DaIsyare Breaxwater, Sept 4-Passed out
steamship Roxburg Castle [Brl, Philadelphia
for Savannah.
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WHIPPED FOR SUNDAY HUaG1N @
How the Furiuans Treated Ship Cap.
tain ard His Revenge.

How the FuriIans Treated Ship Cap.
tain ard His Revenge.
The following anecdote gives an interest.
among certain people in America in connec-
ton with the Sunday question many years
ago. The story is told as follows in the Uni
uerSd Magazine for ITS: "So1pe years ago a
commander of one of his majesty's ships of
war stationed at Boston had orders to cruise
from time to time, in order to protect our
trade and distress the enemy. II happened,
unluckily, that he returned from one of his
cruises on a Sunday, and as he had left his
lady at Boston, the moment she heard of
the ships arrival she fastened down to the
waters side in order to receive him. The
captain. on landing, embraced her with
tenderness and affection. This, as there
were many spectators by, gave great
offense, and was considered as an act of
indecency and a fragrant proclamation of
the Sabbath.
1.-THE next day, therefore, he was sum-
moned before the magistrate. who, with
many severe rebukes and pious exhorta-
tons, ordered him to be publicly whipped.
The captain stified his Indignation and re-
sentiment as much as possible, and as the
punishment, from the frequency Of it, was
not attended with any great degrees Of igno-
miny or disgrace. he mixed with the best
company, was we'll received by them,
and they were apparently good
friends. At length his time at the
station expired, and he was recalled
He went, therefore, with seeming concern
to take leave Of his worthy friends, and that
they might spend one happy day together
before their final separation he invited the
principal magistrates and selectmen TO dine
with him on board his ship upon the day
of his departure. They accepted the invi-
tation, aud nothing could be more joyous
and convivial than the entertainment which
he gave them.
s'At length the fatal moment arrived that
was TO separate them; the anchor was
apeak, the sails were unfurled. and nothing
more was wanting but the signal to get
under way. The captain, after taking an
affectioEase leave of his worthy friends, &C.
companied them upon deck, where the boat
swain and crew were in readiness to receive
them. He then thanked them afresh for
the civilities they had shown him, of which
he said he should retain an eternal
remembrance, and to which be wished
| it had been in his power to have
made more adequate return. One
point of civility only remained to be adj
iusted between them, which, as it was in
his power, so he meant most justly to
recompense them. He then reminded them
of-whst had passed, and, ordering the crew
to pinion them, had them brought one by
one to the gangway, where the boatswain,
with cat-o-nine tails, laid on the backs OF
each forty stripes, save one. They were
then amid the shouts and acclamattons of
the crew, showed into their boats, and the
captain Immediately getting under way
sailed for England.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Sept 6-Lee Roy Myers q Co, McDonough q Co,
r F Bawl-s. G E Miller, A Ehrlich & Bro, w
Erwin, NJ Boley & Son, Kirkland, NJ Y & d
McTntyre Peacock H & Co, Baldwin & Co, III NJ
Conner & Co, w w Gordon & Co. Stubs & T,
Woods, G. & Co, Butler & S, Reppard & Co,
Bacon, & Co, E B Hunting & Co, G w Has
lam
Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, Sept
6-Psacock, II & Co, Baldwin & Co, Commercial
Guano Co, Hammond, H & Co, Savannah Cot
ton Press Assn, Mcdowell & L. Jno Lyons & Co,
A LETTER & Son, Reppard & Co. II Solomon 4
Son, Harms & J, Swinton & NJ, M Ferst's Sons
& Co, VIM Donpugh, F Torrent, J Rosenheim
& Co, NJ Y Henderson, Mrs Alexander, A D
Thompson. A Solomons, 4 Thomas, We
Cooper. Kavanaugh & B, Collat Bros, NJ BOBBY
& Son D A Altcks Sons, Geo Schley;..
Per Central Railroad. SEPT S-pwe e g & D.
Co, Jno Flannery q Go. Wv Gordon & Go,
Heron & G. Stubbs & T, Warren & A. j
Williams Co, iva d I Mcintyre, Baldwin &
Co, JS Wood & Bro, Woods, G g. Co, Butler &
S,WW Chisholm, Geo Meyer, Tidewater OH Co,
ABHul & Co. Vim Kehoe & Co. W O'Brien,
Moore H & Co, G w Tiedeman & Bro, Nelson,
M&Co, Haskell. J P Williams & Co, Nc
Eleven & G, Grant, Wilkins & 90, str Katie,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, F H McGee, Frank &
Co, IEpsten & Bro, H solomon & Son, A
Nichols, G G Anderson, A W Harmon, Chatham
60, A 7 MacKey q Co, Lppman Bros, A G
Rhodes & Co, Savannah Cotton Mills, Savannah
ca W Co, Lindsay William, B W Grandy, J 7
Evans, Jno Morrison, Cohen & S, w Fl Baker,
A Brouse, Mohr Bros, Moore & J., Mrs ] j
Smith J Preston, Davis Bros, A S Canuet
Enrich & Bro, Neidlinger & R. J Miller &
Co, Palmer Hardware Co. Lindsay & NJ, Savan
nan Co, W II Scott, NJ D Hirsch. j H Halter
W Royal, G o Haines Speciality Co, ] D Weed
q Co. Meinhard Bros & Co, w H Harpee, Nor
TiS0n, F & Co.
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Do YOU REALIZE
The difference between the
ordinary ready made clothing
and the high grade garments
we handle?

You may think this differ
ence is of no moment, but it
is really the difference be-
tween good styles and indif-
ferent styles, between being
well-dressed and poorly
dressed.
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While others try to show
you how fotitiously cheap
their clothing is we strive to
convince you of the excel
lence of ours. Actual
Merit" you see, is what we
rely on to WIN and retain
your custom; at the same
time guaranteeing our prices
to be the lowest for qualities.
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LIST OF VESSELS.

Up Cleared and Sailed for this Port
STEAMSHIPS.
Pawnee LBrl, Phillips, Cardiff. sid June % via
Naples
Ruperra [Brl, -. at Bilbao July 7.
TnoS Turnbull tBrl, Sample, st Vincent, sid Aug
Starlight [Brl, Hindle, Liverpool, to sail about
Aug 25
G f1gorgoD Br ,bl Ellis. Bristol up July 81
Holyrood [BrJ, Kettle, passed Gibraltar Aug IL
Siadlolus LBr, Wright. Shields, sid Sept
MOUNTS %n. Bay lBrl, -, Gibraltar, sid Aug 81 via
Crystal [Brl, stannard, Dundee via New York
hchrhona [Brl, Mcdonald, from - sid
Sept %"
BARKs
tagof Norl Knudsen, Hamburg, sid july
9 1.i 5rl Rees, Liverpool, sid July II.
HHsler Nor, at Buenos Ayres July s,
migrant Norl, Aaholm, at Santos Aug 2o
5iela Ger, Voss, Valencia, sid July -.
AZ 0Iap 8 lNorl, Madsen Algoa Bay, sid July ~
p piso b9ll Nor, Hauff, Liverpool Sid Aug 90
T S'onlo Norl Olsen, Buenos Ayres sid Aug s.
49'h augusta lGerl, Wide, Wolgast, sid Aug
'1 Be Nor Andersen, Mobile, sid April 90 via
HH liner ia lNorl, Smith, Santos. sid Aug 90
somaad MOTT FINS 5ck alambqrg, sid Aug o.
s SGTGGa lB 81, Dolb, do, sid Sept 5. -
D' Am., q NOR, Anderson, Rio Janeiro. sid
BRIGS.
JoIs NJ Dilqn Leighton, New York, up Aug q.
''' LNo'l' Larsen, Rio Janeiro, sid June IS.
N sCHooNERs.
-' cummings, Cummings. Boston, sid Aug
Alanlal fS henderson, Baltimore, up Aug 80,
Ann r ,sS9pL lspizua, Hamburg. sid Aug 6.
Narfi1 1H99ener, Springer Baltimore. up Sept 5.
Ism tn, Rose, Philadelphia, cid Sept 5.
Island Ci1,, simpson. do, cid Sept 4.
. 'oorhees, Baltimore, up Sept 5.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauti
csI Information will ne furnished masters of
vessels free of charge at the United States
Hv1rographic office in the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to cali at the office.
LIEUT. H SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Dessoug, for Philadelphia
S29 bales cotton, 50 bales wool, 45 bales domes-
tics d haIes rice straw 5 bbIs rosin OIL 3g9 bbls
rosln, 2S5 bbls spirits turpentine, 1920 feet
lumber. as bales paper stock, 1872 car wheels,
200 Zoo shingles, 1891 empty kegs, 80 bags phos-
rhat AZ tons pig iron, 143 casks clay, 1874 pkgs
mdse
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DRY GOODS.
Something About FaN Millinery

Our connections for most complete and successful Fall
Millinery opening completed and agents in
London, Paris Lyon Basic and Creefed sending daily
invoices and samples of novelties exquisite and beautiful
beyond description Our orders for Veves and novelties
in Ribbon have already been given and the looms are now
turning out goods which in richness and beauty will be
exceled anywhere north Our Pattern Round Hats and
Bonnet opening will be the grandest this coun
try and will comprise designs from Vrgot Viecomte Lud
wig, Russell and other artists from London and Paris
Notice of Fall opening will be given. Our Summer stock
which still large, sell any price, Our Ribbon sale
continues as heretofore
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Bark Ida [Brazl, Machado' Kio Jeneiro' In
ballast 10 Master
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c,aauship Roxburg Castle lBrl, Iyner. Pniia-
St ealiis - baIIast 70 Minis Sons.
oe s.ptssamship Europa IGerl. Stiefels, Charleston
T.. ba1iast TO Strachan & Co.
u steamer Ethel, Carroll; Cohen $ BUN ana way
,o'S5Ti11gs-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
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BOOA NOTICES.

Gu ,-DfNS MANIFOLD EcYcLoPEDIA.-Th
twon trson, Cox g. Co., New York.
clndac :. .turd volume of this cyclopedia in
nas 'na titles from McCook to Memorial.
many SUI 'ue articles are the biographies of
tim olHlnent men and women of early
also ox a. well as those of the present day,
citias A Al descriptions of many large
satsfo oilu towns. The volume treats very
land o 1GFlIy three states: Maine, Mary
countr; auu massachusetts; and of foreign
Malta go mere are Madagascar, MADEIRA,
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MAGAZINES,

~ .H0 uPpermost topics in politics. econo.
men Nno literature find adequate treat
r.. ~ .ne pages of The North American
a me ew tor September. Its purpose to be
strjkitsaaiz.lh OF the times was never more
room Illustrated. At the same time,
and no rs Loand for the discussion of lighter
the s i,ioie popular" themes. What are
to-dev3 Jo ~, OF foremost political interest
bill ena Inc tariff, the federal election
for hal le berlng sea controversy. Not
IL The House of Representative the Il 'I Dan.
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su,pPrNe INTELLIGENCE.

~.TvIArURE ALMANAC-rHIS DAY.
- rises $780, s.,S
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-, U,rER AT SAvASEAH-.- 1853 A 1886 P n
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ARRIVED UP FRoMQUARANTINE YESrER
SAILED YESTERDAY.
amship Dessoug, Philadelphia.

Rank Frminie LBrI, DAVIS, 20 IOau TOT Europ
-.Strachan & Co.
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which is complete ITSELF largest conceFcr
the kind in the South 1t Is thoroughly equipped having
and all the latest mechanical appliances N
the best OF artists and the most sk1ful nthog
rapherS, all under the management or an experiences
Superintendent
It also has the advantage OF being part OF wen
eoupped printing binding provided with every
thing necessary handle orders promptly carefully and
economically.
CORPORATIONS manufacturers banks and bankers,
chants and other business mon who about placing
orders solicited to give this house an opportunity to
figure work. When orders OF sufficient
nude it. special agent Will be sent to make
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MR.. REED TO BE ASKED TO NEW YORK
1t is the desire of the republican state
committee that Speaker Reed deliver two
or three speeches III New York state when
the fall campaign opens, and if he cannot
make more than one address he is to be in =
vited to speak to che New York city re-
publicans in Cooper Institute some time in
October.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

MONDAY. Sept. 8. 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
pryuNscNn Va not II 1870

FII0I HVANUs
1900 Richmond city G's at ll6; 10 shares
Petersburg railroad stock at -.
STCOND BOARD.
SLI00 Richmond City Gs at llG; $1,000 do,
short. at lN2.
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, oct. 15.-COttOn.
Hubbard. Price a Co., in their cotton CIR
cular tonight, say: 1.-THE market in Liver
pool today is "A point better than Yesterday
The improvement there appeared 10 have
been assisted by reports OF frost in Northern
Texas, Of which, however, we have failed
as yet to get any confirmation" Receipts
at our ports to-day estimated at 5000 bales
against 80, 40j last week, and 1929
last year. spot market is easy ai
1l-lG decline in prices. Sales, DC
bales. Transactions in futures $1,000 bales
Futures closed ! TO points lower, as fol-
lows: October, Sl0.0l@SlO.O2; November
S10.O2@$l0.03: December, Sl0.WWSl0.0l
January, $1012@Sl013; February, SlOlSW
Sob: March. $40. 2G0$10.21. April, $4,000
S1O.3f; May, $lO.3j@Sl036; June, Sl0.13@
1904; July, $lO.49M$1O.jO.
In Liverpool spot cotton barely steady
Middling uplands. jAd. Sales, 10000 bales
Futures closed quiet; October 4OWJll
October and November, 3GW j.3l; NO
vember and December j.3jW j.36; Deem
Der and January, 535Mj.36; February and
March. 5.37; March and April, 5.3S0 5.3J.
Produce.-FlOur closed firm and fairly ac-
tive; fine grades spring, $2.1jWS 3.21; do.
winter, 81. Sjd $3.50; Southern flour close
steady: trades family extras. $il5W Sj.3J.
Wheat closed lower; spot sales No. red
winter, $1.Oi1I@$1. 051s; do. October, $LO53s
Corn closed active; spot sales No. mixed,
6Ic; do, October, j612c. Oats closed
higher; spot sales No. ] mixed, 41c.; No. ,
do, 4515c. Sugar, refined steady; cut Loaf
and crushed. 7.O6; powdered. G7sc; granu-
lated, esz@6.GJ. Coffee closed steady: fan
Rio cargoes, 2OHc.
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The aoefnd tresw wi employ bas
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND, VA. oct. Chickering's OF &C.
IaccO al auction on Change Wednesday
October l5. $50: Total offerings, u pack
ages Of sun-curcd tobaccOs. One package
sold at -. one at s., one at 81. one at N.4O
one at $500, one taken in at $3.50, one sold
atS2.2l, one al -, one taken in at $l.lo, one
at $40, one sold at Sl.1O, one taken In al
>l2i.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
to-day. Wrappers, 10 hogsheads; hllers, =
hogsheads: cutters, hogsheads; smokers.
h0gsheads: scrap, hogshead; burleys,
llgsheads dark t0baccOs, 2iJ ho.sheads'
Total. 3Oj hOgsheads.
ONCE Of the tobacco inspector reports
today. Inspections Bright, | hogshead
dark, 10 hogsheads. nspections-Bright
u hoesheads.
Wilson's. Virginia, Old Dominion. Cren'
.haw's, SeabrOok's, Meals, Dayenporrs,
,hockOe. and Planter and Merchants
warehouses report 10 day: Receipts, IL
Ao.sheads, L tierces and boxes: deliveries
- hogsbeads.
ONCE Of the Collector Of the United States
Internal Revenue reports collections for
city Of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid cigars aud cigarettes, $i.Jl.GO; lax
pud lobaccos. Sl.6i02s. Total $9,47i.Ss.
Registered at the TOBACCO Exchange
today: :. :. Davis, Blackstone, Va; w
r. Johnson. West >irgiD'a; X. selden
1oOchland, Va.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
QUOTATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
COTTON MARKET.

situation of Tobacco at Richmond and
Other Important Centrcs-Cottsu and
Farm Products Peanut Quetatisns-
miscellaneous.
NEW YORK, oct. l5.-<Money closed at
easy rates to-day. Exchange closed steady
at 4Sl@ 1873; actual rates, 4s0I. a 1901 for
sixty lays. and 4s5H@4s5X for demand.
Governments closed steady; currency Gs,
ll3: -, coupons, 1888; 41l's do, l0is.
The stock market was moderately active
this morning while prices were irregular.
In the early dealings values were weak on
adyiccs Of lower prices In London for
American securities. This market opened
l.WA per cent. lower and made further
slight declines in some cases during the
first twenty minutes, but toward II O'Clock
the weakness gave place to firmer tone,
and prices soon recovered at noon, the adj
vance ranging from u TO ~ per cent. In
the afternoon the market was not so strong.
la the final hour prices in most cases adj
Nauccd 90 the top figures Of the day. As
compared with Yesterdays quotations the
advance ranged from =. TO ? points. The
sales for the day amounted TO PSI .525 shares.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-H. y. Lester tele
graphs &. w. Branch X 90. as follows
Wheat opened lower, with some pressure
to sell, without any special reason. Some
buying at the decline that looked like coy
ering. St. Louis shorts started the market
up, aud then moderate exports IN hour at
seaboard. Some reports Of small farmers
deliveries Northwest made quite strong
market for time. Later the Duluth re-
ceipts for to-day were raised 100 cars. Then
denials of any special let-up in the move
mcnt, except temporarily. Accounts OF
stormy weather made some Of the buyers
free sellers, and. with the help of Hutch,
values were reduced TO a lower point than
at the opening, and closed very near bottom
for the day. There has been very good
trade between local operators and scalpers,
and fair general trade from the North
west, New york, and II. Louis, but see
nothing in it all from which TO make any
forecast for tO-morrow's probable course Of
Dricps
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BOSTON,
The Growing Inland Town Of SOuthSide Virginia


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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 10, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. 2C9 bushels.
Corn $3.50 bushels.
Gats-3.uUO bushels.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. ND, Oct. i5.--Cotton steady I;
middling, l0Ac. Flour quiet and steady.
W heai-southern steady; Fultz, 9jc.@
Southern nominal; white, $50 j9c.; yellow.
,'@5c.; Western steady; mixed spot and
october, 55c. Oats firm; ungraded Southern
ana Pennsylvania, 4S@iGc.; Western
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white, 44@46c.; do. do. mixed. 430 isc.:
graded No. 2 white, 1910 i6c. Rye nomi-
nal; primo 10 choice, ,JGl11c. Provisions
steady. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes fair, 22c.
Sugar firm; graduated, &C. Whisky un-
changed.
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COTTON REPORT

Market steady.
QuotatiOas.-Mi Kidding, l0c.; low mid
ding, yj8c.; good ordinary, %.
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sALKs RKPORrEp no sKcRKTARY

Wheat-Longb 600 bushels very good
200 SluS. ShOrtberry. 90 bushels for seed on
private terms. Total sales of wheat, Coz
bushels.
Corn White. 30 bushels prime new at
Gl... do. GOO bushels very good at 6Oc. To-
Gal sale, Of corn, $50 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HONOR MEN AT PRINCETON.
DISTINCTIONS Won BY LONG STUDY ANNOUNCED
BY The FACULTY.

D1 IHL If' IN
Princeton June (Speciar-Thc honor men Of ~
senior class rs the result Of the last examination.
were announced to-day by the faculty They consist
OF three grades Of honor Those Of the highest honor
receive the distinction Of "magra cum laude7 the
second grade cum lalde" and the third Isudc
Those who will graduate next week with the distiuc
ton Of magma cum lsude7 are Edward Phillips Eur
CESS ir. Massachusetts,: Asbert Porter shic Icnnsy
vania; John Morris YeaAle. Pennsylvania Those
who receive the distinction Of "cum laude' are Eds
worth piId Baxter Georgia; George Hooper BigeloW.
California; Ernest Ludlow Bogsrt, New York: John
Calvin Bucher, Pennsylvania Tile,t0n Fracter ChGm
bcrs, District Of Columbia William shndcr,pn Furst
Pennsylva ania; William Dwight Giboy. Ncw-Jcrsey
Harle Wallace Hathaway, New jersey Jacob Ben
Hildegass. Pcnnsy lyania, Albert Elmer Lindcr,
Pennsylvania. Frank Luckcns. Ncw-Jerscy; Robert
Thompson Miller NcCready. Pcnnsy yIvanin. Hunting
ton Wolcott Meyerhant New York; Dunlop Moore.
jr Pennsy vana; Francis Palmer. Maine: George
Louis .hearcr. California: Morris Crater sutphen,
New-Jerscy; James Ditmars Voorhees, New York
Clarke Benedict Williams Ncw-Jcrsey Charlie, Albert
Moods Pennsy wanna Those who receive The dis
uncton Of laude' arc benjamin Haywood Adams.
New jersey Thomas Erown jr., Ncw-Jersey: Dan.
Dillon Easement ohio william shubael Conant New
Jersey john Paul Conduit New. Jersey: George
Bishop CcyingtOn. Maryland Henry Kreider Dent
hngcr, Pennsylvania; Warren Bcnyew Dun
ham, Indiana; David Lain EdsaI New Jcr-
90; ; James Mccullough Farr, New York George
MctsIlane Gait, Illinois; Herbert Mortimer
Ocssner New Jersey; Alexander Smith Guney, Penn
syIvania; John Ezra Iannon, Illinois Harry Walter
Harrng Pcnnsy ivania, Charles Hodge Penn.ylv
Richard Irwin jr.. New York, Joseph Reynolds Kerr.
jr, New York Joseph William Lewis, IT,, Missour
Louis Eugene Livingood, Pennsylvania. Henry Alex
auder McCOnkey, Pennsylvania; Andrew Haruipce
Mckee, rennsyvsn Delevan Leonard Paison Penn
sylvania; William to"per itune, New ora John II.
lace Pemnsylvania Edmund Grtndal Rawson IT,.
New York Albert REID New-Jer.ey: L0uis Dean
sper New Jersey Frederick Morton Wall New Jersey
Honor, for excellence In special dcparfments have
been awarded as follows In Mental scicnce-Fdev orIh
Bird baxter Georgia GcOrge Mofarlane Calf Illinois
Richard Irwin, r., Ncw,norh In French and Ger,
mani Frederick Morton Wall New.YOrk Political
science and Iistory-Jacob bcnner Hllegaos Penn
sylvania; Robert r. NJ. Mct@ady, Pennsylvania;
Charles Albert Woods, Pennsy lyanla: John Morris
Yeahle Pennsylvania. Mathematics and Mathematical!
sceuce-John Paul COndit. New jersey George bishop
Covlngton Maryland Charles Hodge, l'cnnsylvanla;
Malcolm McIAren, New York, George Levi. Shctrer,
california: Clarke benedict Williams New York.
Greek and Joseph Reynolds Kerr, ir New YORK;
lhrE' pcngsVvana: Morris Crater si,phen Tew
Jersey Natural scicnces-Danic Linn EdsaU v j.
James Ditinar voorhees,, NewJefsey.