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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-15


With this small export OF wheat prices have been kept
through the IL doubt the case that much
held toe higher prices realised but the result is
very lar from the 40 TO 90 million bushels which
tinated by the Cincinnati Prices Crrrf, the New York
Courier and the Herald being the probable
spare. Our estimate of the to spare was,
August 25 1885, SOO0OoO0 bushels and this viii probs.
by BE- nearly the quantity take il into consideration
the quantity held back The only utility in recurring thus
10 estimates and their subsequent verhcson is mark
To how gat extent excitement dsturbs accuracy Of
Judgment When the accounts Of the large haryests
ho~ing IN last year. writers ssngnne enough
TO estimate 25 million bushels the quantity spare
The result shows that with the cvunsrscng effect of dull
Times and high prices upon consumption the amount h.
exported was actually less than in 1884 by least 10 per
cent The late fall in prices has indeed stimulated
rapid export Comparatively -four and grain, fol-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-15
PRIVATE OFFERINGS on REAL EsrAr.


aot OF 600 600 ceared)
", With large dwelling thereon
and ~ OF is lots 10 said town 0i2yyJ
The Rockets hn-appiy 10 Dunlop, M. a 90. ltttJ
Nainabie Main opposite Erchangp
Bant. Ady'd BY 7. W. ttJ2f1
farm o. 500 In Roanoke esuniS,
Tbs Monument Motel" (Or Tsn lease sas)
Goddn Apperson. ltiAl
y.luab hrm oakland aerss yBs on chets
hony river u miles north Of Richmond g. ftAD
farm eontg 7OO Cupeper county, Known As ssl
more" Adyd by Jere Morton. ltAfl
desirable residence Dr Waytsl 0h Clay street
n hehmond,ior ale on long credit a. 4. A. ltA4J
House and Veg M seidons Clay aud 1qih
~ srres GA A. i7Al-
tact Of go acTss, dwelling tc, Louisa county Adv'd hy
Yarn on Union H near Richmond comfy 10 ser. dwelling
Farm % s00 C2D clssredJ Chesterfield county
non Rcmond-a Offering sc advt o. aoddin Appsrson
psrtn acres, duenng nl etc., on STAT. river In
buckingham co - miles 2. 81 q ~ UAqlD
AHact o. anf enhfscng liza VAey %
TIE Waite haat sl acres To- King wn county
on the hailapony river W miles RON g. N. (tl)
Farm OF 10 sors IN Ppvhaan county with dwelling, etc. there
fAe aa,phur spriBss In aresnhrsr county See adv
County mansion and
so miles from Rlchmond. Price tayk00 90
TIE t.rm cad heafor IN Mshsss county, containing Ise
aores, of which 20 are arabic, OF
Yaniaon eeochland op,g ~ miles from Richmond called
" Mount BERNARD contaRng 1sn sores (iL)
FsIp 10 Aeemas county % sbOu @ aers near aordossvias,
Orange county
vafa lame. river Buctinshs oppo.. Housra.
es containing 1850 seres IN Amsna sBa Noovsy eoun-
farm o. about $50 scss Eias william souny, - @ass
Richmond al
u Si6 acres. haH cleared chae. og county ~ NIL,
ssshSooSs ssSsaous, h.ongnE city af ncAesd Adya
~ nrdrr ~ NJ OoancH ~. 4 Wi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-15
The Wheat Crop OF L.st Year.

We were gathering materials for just such article
follows from the New York Economist" We think n
important 10 compare past estimates and resus Cor rea
s"ns somewhat different from those assigned by the Ecoa
omiSt Those estimates part and parcel OF . game
They are put forth Tor the purpose Of deludng farmers
and cheating them OF the fruits Of their abour They
doubt contributed largely to that result during the past
sesson-and they will be resorted again for like effect
WHrAr CRor.-when We reflect upon the ex;rsvsgant
estimates OF the wheat crop that put forth last Au
tumn, and compare them with the results Of shipments
and prices the approaches Its Close struck
with the discrepancy between facts and fancy. The es
mates ranged ll6,oOo0oo 70 100000 900 bushels The
Ensss papers adopted the figures Of pretentious
source OF bushels The facts are, that with
consumption diminished by continued high prices the
exports have been follows;
Flour 90 Great Britain bbls. l,lS4,7Sl
Flour TO Europe. ................. 64a,24l
flour elsewhere observation-disclosures. l,oOo,ooO
Total Flour ............ bbls. 2,7sS,e12
Total Flour ia Wheat ....... Is, 9le, $50.
Total Wheat. ................ 7,39I,Ses
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on the l4h Inst, JEIIAR second child Of Jno ana lane
u. GiaEebrnak aged II months and 10 days.
The friends and arqnalntances 81
tend her funeral from her fathers
tween ~ and fh, this uesday O'Clock, without
ther notice.
ON & evening Of The s nsani At Windsor ssdes New Gent
sPsny, va pisfsNT liFHyLLYN, oldes, Of Eiah
u know him 10 love hun. w.
A. his reienee In Amelia o. Inst amer brief Hn-s.
HENRY ANDERSON, Tsq- In the s2d yesr Of hlssge.
In Ns,ehez MIS- June a. nr, ETIZABETH aRHYN aged ITO
native ofth city ofrev yort.
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CONTINENTAL MARKETa

HavRs June agan advareIas and the demand !.
Bauoe and AZ aof Tor Ohio Es,rs on delivery
for July ard August paid for New Yort Hour
lean wheat low quality
At ast
decline ,erd from Psr. market du and
DAY uln = brisk business, p'lcsa fllI recovered
advance American igM rye held II hEer Taies
snd wanted or export consumption Nothing doing Arssr
RoTTsbu June eve note sale. Of sas hh. Maryland and
20 hs yns toh.eeo At private terms creas arm Amrr
scaspo june demand aetiv, rye selling
oss gSns % vs "a. sS,s aSay
HiNnrna June 9f-ceres advancing wheat during he last
Bsssss Jsns 9t~wssty ispoIt sale. u Ap.r
s s A s ' M.ssd s s.psassS y ss$ ssS s
nhs' stems creal.wle sIes and advancing thsIers
sTrrryv Tune rye demand sns h.t.,
D,src IN dsssd boz DE ssiS,@. rates ssSsd
srosuoss June i1cersss demand for vhess and ~.
PlTsis, June CurrantsThe from nearly al the ds
grose'. o. the disease had been cecke In parts however
ne .arpiy Of brlps,ene vas inadequate.
snd aa sulphur be. proved suce,.a sns our ynyst. eos
ss.s X srspss h. wsss far,k.r pros1s.. w ''
ssEssii yuDs iSCur.n Prospecis oI The nsr cargo
yis sbundsa gbborbood Ihe dsass hss
aa y. sppes,sne bot, s.y,eelss. e crop Of asr and ns
mw YORK MARKETS. IulyH
There hss bep eessInoed aeivs atsls
Western Uour or hone but for inquiry paray
70 sy rsn s o ss b sS s.s a. ,sss , at.
dsen. ~ 40 cents TIE rsceps moderate housh about
b srrvss hsnosfsrs Trsdsly dIisI. as De In
snfsvorss sss osshsdow. define on ~ rsovssss ~ ss
msrts, ne aes are 5000 bbs, Within ysnse, aophssn
sent and prospective ssd reduced stoct especially ~ ~
rsds,, .sIrs hsvs Rsd ls sdvsp,sse We ss have
IS 81 . sSasn So s.ss .scs @ ooS 2 ~
'~ "s 'arh sdvsSes fsr se~snd "" prsvsnsd ~ hsA
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SWEET OIL.-9oo boxes Msrs.l.. OF, suitable for Mann.
iuis BESNErT, BEERs USHER
TUvONQUA HEANs.-Ioco NJ, prirp, sruee Yor ,al. by
jui5 BENNETT BEFRa FIsHER
EAagIAeE aoisLs, fLouGn uoLTs,
additional supply q The shove, mailing complete
IBIS '''" N. 80 Main stree,
RsEHyING KETTLES AND FURNACES.
B-l Metal aud Porcealn lined Preservng Kettles
Farnaoss In store, and for sale ehesP II - . -
Jais No ios Main street
yUVAFFT,S PATENT SCREW waENCHEs-
u Assorted from 10 % - inches, Tor sale ~
OLARKsON ANDERSON,
Iuis No 100 ssiS sir,.,
O = IN uEwaHD.-The DIARRH0A KIILER tss.
NJ NUNV ed IN over lng1 Gases 81 Aaate Choiera
BFrei copsnss fse tried time Instant
n r.sys and peedb 70 eject Permaneni Gore PRICE 80
re- ss partlcaar ba prepared By Bsrsstr Rssus
fsHfr, Richmond, nons other 4 0enuue.
- sod ~ Druggists and cuan'ry Merchants sveyvhsrs
GCGAn.Ioaf oru.lsd, A. o yellow, Me- Orl.an. Porto
- Rico snd oaba fcr sale ~ LGWH ". WEBB 90
GtogRgEIco pecEsss prime JAYS 40 BAG. prms Rio re.
~ oeivlng aod for sale b. LkwIs N. WEsn co.
N q " saEaATons AND wATRa-C0og-
IL HHeJu-t eceived smother supply Of unrvaed
Hefrigerafors and oot WEe Coolers, holding
Eons Tose that have not supplied themselves VIM
BULELEY coz
He isI hain sirsst, Rssls squsFs.
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FoHsgS I'VE pole the New York for
t bbs nouT FROM Janes Tver hack Yort AZ
be sehl hasheen ehAreredh for NV Yk, thence
DossIo-Boaon, 80 cents bill fs5o hid tobacco,
per whole and 1sk cents box tobacco New YORK.
e NO hid tobacco ~ cent. Whole, aod l5N e box
tobacco Nothing doing Philadelphia ~ c bbi t2s n hid
10 cents bill t25 hid tobacco Zee. per whole and 9c
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