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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
tExtracts from New York letter.

tExtracts from New York Letter.
The Great Eastern, ETC., etc.
"Well, the Great Eastern, about which so
much has been written for two years past,
is here, alongside our docks, for it takes
sthe end of three docks to hold her.
: Her average time out was 800 miles a,
d6y; she met with no accidents, and
lkHded all safely in twelve days. l saw
her come down and make fast to our
docks, and can truly say, she is a Won
der-the wonder of the world, in that
line; credit to any nation-a glory to
any people. Well may England be
proud of her. Poor Noah he has been
eclipsed. She is $50 feet long, SO wide,
so deep, 22,5OO tons burthen; principal
saloons 400 feet long carries $4,000
tons cargo; has four decks, five masts
and four pipes or chimneys, and can
accommodate 1000 passengers; stands
81 feet under water, and has crew of
44O To-day she opens for visitors
at 81 each. Our great Hudson river
steamboats, look like babies beside, a.
giant, alongside of her. Three cheers
for the "Great EASTERN"
stThere has been an immense exhibi-s
ton of wild animals here, which has
cost the Government $4,000, and the
city as much more; at an additional
expense of an immense amount of
common sense and common decency.
which are both growing scarce here.
If Washington, Calhoun, Webster,
Clay, Jackson, Jefferson, Harrison,i
Taylor and all the other great dead:
men of the country had been olsen
tombed and placed in the 'Metropo-
itan," alive, not half the parade would
have been made, as has been made over
what-the JAPANESE" q set of unfor-
tunate and uncivilized heaihen; eminent
and distinguished for nothing; well
meaning Knoao Nothimgs. Their ignor-
ance was only surpassed by the gas,
barney, egotism and stupid parade of
our young and old fogies, MO are
always ready to be civil, foolish, reli-
gious or patriotic, when the bills are
footed by somebody else! The ''Balfs'
was mammoth exhibition of fnery
and foolery, both Of which were entitled
to premium and leskher medel,
.sPolitics are just now Vie sua s
hard to swallow-and .w6enS
produce a terrible comnotIun
of as bad stomachs as anybody
want, or ever had. Why don'taH Sees
sib1e people take one Demoefat
one Wing, one North and the other
South, and make a better ''raif' fence
than a. Abe" ever saw
1.-THE Sunday Theatres have been
fined $3.50 for their exhibitions, and
the dose is to be repeated.
'sThe Supreme Court have also de-
cided that anything that mans stom-
ach can hold enough of to make him
drunk, is "liquor," and comes under
the neao laa0, which gives ''lager' parti-
cular fits. Yours,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
Star Hook and Ladder Company,

n VIE regular monthly meeting of STAR HOOK
l. AND LADDER COMPANY e,
No. ONE, of the City of Carroll S~-~xTxZZZZ
to% takes plasssAa the first. SAT ZlN~N:1
sURDAY of evefS%Inonth, at the
Truck House, os Madison street, between Hamp
son and First streets.
The hours for calling the meeting to order are
as follows: From the first monday in October 10
the last in March, at oclocl, P. NJ; and from the
first meeting in April TO the last in September Mt
halfpaat o'clock p. NJ. $780,. ,
The animal meeting takes place on the Third
Saturday of December.
OFFICERS
Presdent-E. ComrIagere }ForemRn-G herrie,
V. President-P Souiiar, lstAsst TN Eenhardt
Secretary. j. Herle i2d ASS tt hamper
~ Punctual attendance Of all the members are
particularly requested "ch-4Y
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

H A special committee of the
New Hampshire Legislature, by vote
of three to two, have agreed to report a
bill to prohibit the circulation in that
State Of newspapers containing adter-
tisements relating to the procuring of
abortion; also prohibiting the publica-
ton of all advertisements of a delicate
nature in any newspaper published in
the State.
How about advertisements of an in
delicate nature
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

E A curious incident is mentioned
by the Cathutaraugus IN. " Repub-
lican, in which a child very narrowly
escaped being buried alive. The
child, as it was supposed, died on Sun
day, and on Monday preparations were
made for its burial. On Monday after
noon the funeral was held, and the body
of the child, accompanied by large
number of friends, was conveyed to the
grave. AS the dirt began to fall on the
coffin a feeble cry was heard. The
coffin was Instantly raised and opened,
and a shrek of ''mother - burst from
the lips of the resuscitated child. It
is useless to attempt description of
the scene that followed. The child is
in fair way to recover.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
,SHERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsHo OF JEFFERSON.
Third Judicial District Court
Felonie Paquet +. w. C. W
Emile Lalonie f. m. c.


Emile Lalonie f. IN. C.
pY virtue of an order of seizure and sale, to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third Judicial
District Court of Louisiana in the above entitled
suit will offer for sale ut public auction, at the
door of the Court House, on Canal Avenue, be.
tween Hampson and Second streets, in the City
of Carrotou on MONDAY, the 10th day of July,
1860, at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ. the follow
ing described property, to wit:
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF of a certain
Square of Ground, with all the improvements
thereon situate in the town of Harlem, in the Par
ish of jefferson, State of Louisiana, and designat
ed by the number 12l, plan drawn by l..
Bringier, Surveyor General, dated 18th january,
1887, and deposited in the Office of f. Barnett, no
tary public IN New Orleans. Said square No. l2l
contains 20 lots and measures 240 feet front on
Costpr Canal, 800 feet front on Robertson street
the same front Claiborne street, and 240 feet
on the line dividing it from other property.
Seized in the above entitled suit
ii Terms of sale--Ths being the second and last
serying, the above described property will be aeju
cheated Co the highest and. last bidder, the pur
chAser to pay in cash the sum of one hundred dol
lars being about the amount of all costs and taxes
atJ4 ~ the balance giving his bond payable twelve
~ r. h after day of SALE with good and solvent
sG80 4ftEy bearing interest from date ut the rate
gok eight per cent per annum, and secured by mort
rage on the property,
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
.sie30-ts of the Parish of jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

1en of Eliza Leblanc, deceased.
8 8 j. OF an order of sale to me directed by
3 - SnySf3hle the Third Judicial District Court
: Izib.s1n the above entitled matter, will
u soae ut public auction at the City Hotel
3htksoa street between Camp and Magazine
~ In the City of New Orleans, on TUESDAY,
51st day of July, 1860, at the hour of IL o'clock
3SShe following described property to witt
negress slave for life and her
.&hizd Mary aged two years.
VII Al Lot of Household Furniture
Sold for account of said succession.
Terms of sale-For the Furniture cash. for the
slave one half cash, the balance credit of six
and twelve months fornotes satisfactorily endorsed
secured by mortgage on the slave sold and bearing
interest at the rate of six per centum per annum
from date to maturity. and thereafter at the rate
of eight per centum per annum until paid.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
ie3O-ts of the Parish of Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
Metairie Ridge Pound.

4ACUtt1AA 40 |~ANtGSN = ONt1kNk'
WAS brought TO the Pound of the -
Wv undersigned Syndie, Left Bank, E@c>
Cietairie Ridge) on TUESDAY. the t<V%1sk y
3rd day of July, 1860
ONE BLACK PONEY, with white star s77esas
forehead; two hind legs white up tSthe first tosnt
ard has lump on the right side of his .tssaf5.
The marks are taken near as possible, no
other mark or brand visible.
Thaowneror owners of the above described ami
NAL are & sguested to come forward, prove pro
perry pay Charges and take him away or be-
fore TUESDAY, July 18th, 1860, or he viii be
sold on said daH at II o'clock, A. NJ
JAGpB WEIYEL, Syndic Left Bank.
Parish of Jefferson, July 9TH, 1860.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
For sale an CarrolLton


Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss Dyspeptsc Remedy
Bliss Dyspept1c Remedy
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
Has the Largest Sale
Has the largest Sale
HIhs the Largest Sale
'.I = Has the Largest Saio
OF any Medicine in the World.
OF any Medicine III the World.
OF any Medicine IL, the World.
OF my Medicine sI the World.
100000 Packages
1Q0.OUU Packages
100000 Packages
100000 Packages
Sold En- Georgia and SouthC rOltpa
Sold EEs Georgia mid SouthCarOlana
Sold sn Georgia ansf SouthCorofina
Seld xrb seorSfa and sossahCarSItns
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
~. In Fourseen Months.
- In Fourteen Months.
Itis Wafran ted 10 Cure
IL Is Warranted 10 lure
II Is Warranted 90 Cure
u Is Warranted 10 Cure
IL Directions RrG EDtiONSe'Y.
II DdrectiO are Followed,
Tf Directions are Foiiowc4,
III Directions re Followed,
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any Case OF Dyspepsia
Amy Case of Dyspepsia
Iiver Disease,
Liver Disease.
Liver Disease.
Llver Disease,
JnupdICe,
JnundiCe,
JaendECe,
JaundICc,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
PnIpItntlon,
PPipItatIOn,
Patpitnttou,
PRlpitntiOn,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss OF Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Appetite.
PnIn In Side ana sack,
Pain Ia Side and Back,
Pain Ia Side aud Hack.
Pain In Side ard Back,
1t Is Especially Adapted 90
1t Is Especially Adapted 10
II Is Especially Adapted 10
1t ~ Especially Adapted 10
FemnIo Complaints;
Female Corn plants;
Female Complaints
Female Complaints;
az Produces R0tundity of Form
II Produces Roiundity OF Form
1t Produces Rotpndity of Form
IL Produces RUtuBdity of Form
In Females of n Thin nnh Spare Habit
La Females of Thin and Spare Habit
In Females of TEIn and Spare Hnbit
In Females Of n Thin and spare Habit
Every InvnIIa Should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid ShO AID
Try One Package,
Try One Package
Try One Package.
end Postage Stamp to the PROJECTORS for the
nphlct on q Diseases or Stomach and Bowels"
W. w. BLISS Il co. ProprIe,crs,
363 Broad way, New YorI
For sale IN Carr SlIton by
G.. P HEs&IA go
At bis Genuine Drug Aley
.et, where pure and Fri ~, Me
es, Chemicals, PerfumerS slwf
hand and for sale4 $50
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
10 FICI A LII
10 f Q / A l..
CARR0LLT0N COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
REGULAR MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, July IL, 1860.


PRESENT - Hon. A. S. Ferth Mayor.
Messrs f. Fischer, @. Brookes, G.. Herrle.
Z. Engleman and +. Schuler.
ABsENT-Messrs. J. r. Hutchinson, VIM.
Mayo and Davenport.
On motion, the reading of the minuteS
of the last meeting was dispensed with.
The Treasurer's Report for the two
weeks ending this day was read showing
a balance on hand of $3,6H ~
A report YVES read from Treasurer
Duffy, that the Treasury was on the
End instant robed Of 81, 81 IS.
On motion It wns refeTrea e the FL
nance Commit tee.
A report was reai from the Secretary
aud Comptroller that certain locks IN
the Council Hall ARC ont of order and
asking to have 'themrepaireds On mos
ton the report was reeeiyed end the.
request granted
A commuli tion addressed to the
committee M Duncan, Presi-
dent of the New Orleans q CarroH ton
Railroad E0Hpany inxeIa ton TO certain
lots in Ia 81 6 a, and the matter Of
~ I5eV 90 trees was read, on
met t was f8ferred TO tn
1ai5 Slipgs COMMITTEES.
[owing Tort saa 5s.
scs adoH and ait 7
II les,d tha soltti
! nance Ct 3
r & sundry q
On she PETIT l.! md
y M. Magee, ~ E![1ddl
of slaves; that the ID 4san 1853
was. opened for CORE otions absorbing
to law and your Comm pannot dis
cover that they made any objections at
that time to TIE assessments now CON-
planned of and can discover no reason
why we should interfere in the matter.
On the petitions of Messrs. j. Bur
rows and III. Classen to be released as
securities for Attorney Upton; that we
can do nothing as they have not shown
any reason or cause for such release.
On the bill of Constable Kerner for
fees in tax-suits; that he be paid $3.50
in full compensation for his services in
the premises
. THE Finance Committee also report,
that Gomnissary 'Deibel has neglected
to make any settlement for timber tax
since February Goth, and thereby .vio-
late df the leSrdinance on the subject;
also, tEIsHs he has disregarded the provis-
ions bf the Ordinance recently passed
iii relations to. steamboats, and other
8tercr a # in mot paying over the money
aollectea, # aay and if none, in not
~ G.. ENGLEMAN.
f. SCHUYLER.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
FOR - ALE

FE1HE Residence known as Edwina Cottage 49,
4 in CarrOllton. belonging 10 the late lTs EfsIItG
Sarah Neibert. The property EN- traces Two yEiti
suuareg--tne street between never having eazst&
been opened-and has n front OF 325 feet on -,
Canal Avenue Che Plank Road') by 100 on f0ufIH
street. . --, -.
The improve ments consist Of a large one and a
half story O. ttage containing ten rooms six below
and four above. There Is house for servants con
flaming four good rooms, and room for two more N
attic. n stable and carriage house, with large lot
above; a Kitchen with servants room attachedl ad-
oir,inp the mouse: barn and house, three large
cisters an veil; large lower gardea IN 'front.' ana
yeeetaite garden IN rear: also fine orchard tlled
with cfissce-t fruit trees, orange tree &C.
: For terms apply 10 j. o. NElBBRTssft cooper a
Neiffrfs ri and ~ common ssrte t, sqf o t1 pre-
Inises corner Canal Avenue aud Eesssh tar-
foheon' r. u NEfeEHT
M4RY NLUHTCT1. 49,
dsc.I0n47 u Heirs OF Earah Gelbert.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

Resolved, That the Mayor be and is
authorized to draw his warrant in favor
of S. Kerner for $3.50 in full payment
of his services in tax-suits per bill filed.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Schuler was adopted after suspend
ing the rules
Resolved, That the Finance Commit
tee be and is hereby authorized to
employ Mr.. Arthur Wire TO exassine
the Books of the Comptroller, TEeeknrer
and Collector. The said officers to sub
NIT their books and vouchers. for exami-
nation to the said Wire. wbrpever called
UPON. ~,
Previous to the adoptioIfbf the fore
going resolution Mr.. PortdE the Comp
troller, with permission. notified .she
Council verbally, that he would submit
to no such examination Of .his. books
and.vouchers. 49,
A letter was read front Mr.. George
Brookes rendering his Eesigna&ion. an
Councilman.
On motion, the resignation of Mr..
Broohes was accepted, and the yeas
and nays were called for and taken.
Messrs-' Bisc4ier, Herrle and Sehsller
voted yea and Mr.. Engleman voted
nay: 3.yeas and | nay.
On motion of Mr.. Schuler the action
of the Council on Mr.. Brookes' letter
of resignation was reconsidereG and on
his motion, the letter was laid on the
table subject to call.
Sundry Bills and Jury CeStiffeates
were read. On motion, the Jury Certi-
ficates were referred to thg. ,Finasaee
Committee.
On;motion. the .rtass We're >saspended
and the following bills were ordered
paid on the Warrants of the Mayor.
Commissary's Pay Roll for June d.
for work done on the Levee S342 IS
l.. Decuere for 636 bbls. shells l78 08
f. Brandt, hauling. -g--- 2 %
J. Betz, six checkposs--..--- 80 90
G. Bubeck, 81 plankas.r-+. IL 90
w. l.. Duffy, transferred PARE.
ish Committee Warrant for
Sheriff Parker's Fees In suit
of 3. MUNICH 81
On motion the Council adjourned
until Wednesday the 25th of July 1860,
at 5so'clock p. NJ.
A true copy.
G. G. PORTER. Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
JEEF ERsoN RIFLES.
Caxrollton Fire Company,
- No. One. -

rTNHE regular monthly meeting of this Company
l. takes place on the first SATURDAY of each
month at their Engine House Dublin street
between Hampson and First, at half past o'clock
-0FFICERS-
Presidents: Kerher, Foreman-F Fischer
Secretary-F. Kern, LIST. Ass't---M. EuftZ,
Treasurer-P Stoulg, }2d..Ass't--,H. w. ,Bocse,
Steward4-H. Setback.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

GTATEOF LOULSIANA-PARIsHo OF JEFFERSON
Judicial District Court Of Louisiana.
d zen of Eliza Leblanc, deceased.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

On motion the Council adjourned
until Wednesday the 25th of July 1860,
at 5so'clock p. NJ.
A true copy.
G. G. PORTER, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-08
THE
oNLx DISCOVER Y
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
.arE- rDUEE NREW ANN A.

WORTHY og ANY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
aEANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
something that would produce results identical
but they aud gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results of Prot Woods prparaton and have been
forced to leave rssstess Read the follow
ng9- ,,,o,, ION
PRoT o J. WooD & Co Gents-The letter 1 wrote in
1856 concerning your Hair Restorative, and
have published in this vicinity given Use to
numerous inouiTiss uhn the facts in the The inquiries
are FIRST fact Of habation and name, as stated IN
the COMMUNICATION second IS it true of ali contained
third does nv hair still be in god order and Of
natural coIor7 To all and do answer nvariabyyes My
better than in stage Of my life Tor forty years
past thrifty and better coored the same Is true OF
nv whker and oay why is not generally true is,
that washed Of by frequent sbuton OF the
ton with the wIiskers the result will follow the har
have been receipt great Letters from all parts
good as there is 50 much manufacture and sale OF
various compounds we'll this it has doubt bsse
initiated and used only without good eject but
absolute injury used Of restorative OF
recount months, and yet hair IS as good SO ever
hund have examined with SURPRISE as am nov oil years
old and not gray hair in my head or on my a ana 70 prove
this send you LOCK Of hair taken OF the past week
received your favor f two quart bottles last summer io
which very grateful gave 1t TO my friends and threo
induced them try it, were sSe teal until after tsi
purchased md used it with universal success wilt
ask favor that you send nss test by when can
Res.orsve sold by fear without author
ity from from pure article will n,ure success and
believe where COED ELECTS do not follow the failure IS caused
BY the iupur article which the inventor OF the good
deem my duty as heretofore to keep you aP,sed OF the
effect my hair. assure all who inquire OF me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its yalusbs results rernan des- sirs
yours, -,.-,- a =; M y. ! IN 1iT ISE ~
The Restorative is put up bottles OF three Sizes viz large
medium and SMALL the holds pint and retail for 81
per bottle mediums hold at least twenty per cent more IN
PROPORTION than the SMALL reas for So per bottles the ars
holds Quart per norein proportion and ress for -
abottIe d. J. Wood Il Co, Prapretors, IA Broadway,
New and ia Market street. ST. Louis Mo- sold by all
good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers wholesaler y
Even, Pend Teton d Co.., and retaled by every Drug
tho INIT Statpe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-08


DIR. EAfONsS INFANTHLE CORDIAL,
and vy7 because neUer Ja 70 afford tnstsnGaeoHs rlt
when given time It acts BY magic and one trial dIone
IN ''-' Nc p PA Ia GO Or OPiATE
any kind and therefore relieves b. re0Ut0 the egs
Of our child instead Of BY deadeag It's ssas5aies Ror this
reason It itself as the prepaI
for Children TeeLhing, DtarrhBa. DyseEte.
~. Gripping an the 30 ~ets, Acidaty Sh the
also for s0ftening ne gums reducing inIndtzo1 Tegb
IasiRg the Boaos and relie0t9 pain as no egateeng
an vi sgasn0dic used with unFGg scccss IN All
eases Of Con vussaOn or other fits. As yoW VdtUe
tie life and eGs OF chreRs dd aoasR y stOe tese
from those sad and bt Atg consequent soa5eN as ~
tain result Of nGrcottc8 Of aaaca az oNtef
remedies T04 TarsiIe UoaLsosnts are coelost te oe
Bat Or. EssGOn's anEansIAc Cordsaf, tais yoa can
most delicate infant Price IS cents Full directions aecompa
each bottle Prepared My BY
No 4us BrOadwAy, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aaiyzed always pre-
sents us with the same elements and gives OF course
th- fTrue Stoudard. Anayse the Blood OF person su
fsrng on Consumption, Complaint D. scrOuia
red iohale Of the blood supply these deficiencies, and
sTe ,osde we'll The Blood Food founded uPOh this the
O'' FIVE fiSEPAIsATIONS
sda the eacencs Of the Blood In different diseases Far
Coughs, Colds, ssroncnltas. or any Soecton what
ton, use No j. Which is asJ the No FOR DePreSston of
SpIriIs, Loss OF Appetite. and FOR all chronic
hi 81 and Nervous EsrOstTatiOus No for LiV-
er Cornp Iatuts. No. for Dyspepsia. Beng co
ready lreaysd for absorption it is taken by drops end
i'm circuiaion that what you gain
v6u retgi1 Ihe is for Female RTreg
Iiysteria, Sgeaknesses, &c See special elections
IOuS, kidney and Bladder Com plants take No
the directions must be strictly followed. Price
O' --' Sold bF CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 40 Broadway, NeS York,
by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD a. Co., st Louis,
apH Wholesale Agents for the West.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-08

SPEAKING IN THE MARKET HoUSE-We understand
that City Marshals have been instructed, at the
request of a number of stall-renters and Others TO
enforce the law prohibiting public speaking in the
Market House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-08
Breadstuffs.

The Cincinnati Gazette OF the Oh says;
The in Flour Saturday was only moderate ouI
prices firmly maintained Wheat was oougnt ifeey DS
ppers and ers prices advanced &c per closing
sLI5GI C8 prime white 9595 n DO red bH cos
good demand 4Id4c Thee was
for sheed corr 70 m southern oriers and mixed was saeAbe
5j4s sacks, 46se in bulk The market almost
bare OF this description.
The Lynchhurg Tit0iniaR Of the 4th says:
The arrivals of Wheat exceedingly SMALL not being sum
admit Of transactions Of mor1en @ oOO
brought per Western Railroad Ihuaay ana bnt
bushels more the day previous We suppose II would Ske
nearly as many thousand per day supply all e mills OF the
city, operating full extent OF their espAees 30,
as = oonsequen e, they are lying comparatively ioie
The recei, for the time last year heavier
suppose the article Will oeh 70 come iof
ward ia good supply. good reason Woy farmers
should hold back the prospects Tor an advance arg
aging small Of extra lots al rs much as
81 regarded extreme hgures induced oy
the smaness supply This than can De ootSne IL
any the United Stes the difference OF transportation
considered As evidence give quotations from ohe maKes
The alexandria Gasette says:
crop at last coming pretty eey and
may cpnsned fairly opened and prices establish
range from I'll 30 to 81 So for white and 81 % to
80 for red There excellent demand aud farmers
y getting prices quality eJnsdered for their Whes
ghbOrng markets. Inc nittrs IRON
Geo geown of thr supplies here The Pioneer
Mills agsn operation, and there me export de-
mAnd.T
The Baltimore papers quote: Wheat in better supply
than on esteay OO bushels being at market but the
derand very and nearly alt the lots offered we're
sold at ESQ good prime red. 81 7 % for com
white 81 S9 81 for fair 81 43l 50 for good % prime
do and " do Wheat closed firm With an upward
tendency"
Al Richmond Petersburg the quOops for white 81 30
places about dsen the balance in
favor Of