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FATAL ACcGDENT.-La last evening, a
Federal soldier, in a very drunken condi-
ton, who was riding on Main street, was
thrown from his horse and instantly killed.
Upon examination it was found that the
skull was fractured and neck broken. The
body was carried off in an ambulance.
Name of the soldier not aSCcrtaincd.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Poor House.
The following gentlemen are candidates
for the position of Superintendent Of the
Poor-housc Messrs. John Pearce, Charles
Bigger, and William s. Phillips.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

SPECIFIC FOR TETTER.- "SPE-
= g.IIC~ WI speedily and positively cure the
v 49,, cases oi Trt;rr aud Ring Worm. Read the
....r.u- certificate from I'll" popular and we'll
..au former Inspector Of Tobacco at Pahhc
Wag.aog~e ,,
RICHNnSp, VA, April l., 1886
N.~s,> meade x Baker G"ntl"mrn.-I take
t,flr. i'm adding my testimony 10 your "Nic-
&c.. FOR King Worm an! letter had been at.
.srd far AT boast seven years with a very agra
..,.I aud f>tIur.n- t"itrr on both al my hahdS,
4. bad Ir.rd, IN vain, many remedies. one Wal
.s .vr.r '>pvgf"c" ha> entirely and "tcCtualiy
u...t lur. aaI my hands ar" now a. smn"ih ana
. .-... .f,y Ones i. !. VAUGHAN,
Iu... Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Tsra. G.'y cents vial. rr.Y4rcd only hy
MEADE \ BAKER,
Practical faarmar-u'lsi~.
l -. 4 -.--- \ L.
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.,,,.n.rn rxrH AcrEn MITunIT

IT T. r. I IT IN NV III w 4 iIN'R" Y
| rkiN-G. W. JONES. DENTAL srktE"S,
'.,,.rr. o. l having teeth 10 he extracted that.
ur,..,h 8sfrerItv and expense he has secured
a.. n~cs>>sry APPARATUS For NAMING TIE
.NII.uU> uNluE GAS now 80 universally
...t sr.rn,.fnttv used al the North. whct-, in
nv r.r..>au4 cases IN extracting teeth and otnef
..r.'rai operations, there WAS ro>iTlNkLl 10
PAIN ~ The patient. and - 1t y kAlikEL1
HaN,k. IN ITS r>E. t. the medical profession
II ms city h. offers his services when, in surgical
ra,.>. an aur>tA"tlc may b" needed All "th.t
t..ur.t.uu> uprnr,aiuiuG 10 hi. profession gently
afd lnaror- My performed.
umc. un Main street, corner Of Sixth, opposite
A a.,...t.,. N .r.a ie 2J-2m
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u DEMOYAL.-I would respectfully in

DEMOVAL.--I would respectfully IN
: form my friends and the public generally that
have removed from my old stand, No 80 MaiI
tu.tt, aud now occupy the store mo o0l ON THE
'".AER Of MAIN STREET AND LOCUST AL
II lately in the occupancy Of w. ii. AldeIdiee,
hNi Thankful for tho liberal encouragem ement
si'.h ne IN the past, hope, by diligence and
p.ihyness TO merit its continuance for the future.
!s s-ts L. Ii. LUCK, Auctioneer.
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RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMENT.-Rcv
\. +. Dickinson, for nine years past the
Superintendent of Colportagc of the Bap-
tiSt General Association of Virginia, has
rendered his resignation of the office, and
Rev. William +. Hatcher, of Manchester,
has been elected to fill the vacancy. 1t is
not yet known that Mr.. Hatcher will ac-
ccpt the position. His church will be very
unwilling to give him up.
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RICHMOND MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, 1866.

THANKs.-To Mr.. f. Wade for late pa
pers. Also, to w. X. Wallace, National
Express, for late papers.
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DENTISTRY.

,OUN MAuON DENTIST. Tor
~ a<,,riatsd with nr JouN {. WAIT.
,Sa HI, old pa'SsSHss Ss sas sna st SShE nis
y 4a ~! 49,, r,nyfh street, and can now he found
otf, 'E@rsssipENCE, eos Main street, between SIKH
~ I, ."r%rrh VIII practice his profession IN "ii
IFS s,srr1T1sIrIiCIAt TEETH inserted on Nulcani'e,
a.. 4. sud silver. ,o,-pc
gh,, mex Ef,a,i =, mic" PAID Tor OLD GOLD PLATE.
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Police ARREsTs.-John Henry, negro,
charged with having unawtully in his pos
session piece of plank stolen from w, ii.
Alderdice.
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WHOLESALE STEALING.-Th proprietors
of the Trcdcgar Iron Works have recently
been the victims of Il set of thieves, who
regard nothing too small or too large for
their operations. About four hundred
tons of pig iron had been deposited near
the ferry landing for transportation, and
on rewcighing it, the discovery was made
that one hundred and sixty tonS-worth
between seven and eight thousand dollars
had been stolen. 1t was taken away at
various times, it is supposed, during the
past month, at night, in wagons. No clue
to the raScalS has been found, and rs the
operation took place outside the juriSdic-
tion of Major CIaibornc'S police corps,
they may escape with impunity. We
mention the facts that iron dealers here
and along the line Of the canal may be on
the lookout, and if any unknown or SuSpi-
ciouS characters offer pig iron for sale,
they should be made to show how they
came into possession Of il.
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THE DISPATCH on THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cole 4 Turner deliver the DjSpotch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and a.
they are also our authorized agents 10 receive sub
scririious Ia the S.mi- Weekly and H,thy Dis
ln'ci., onr friends along the railroad routes can
avail them,clvv, Of the messengers of thes" enter
prisug y W. dealers in forwarding their orders.
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HENRTCO CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE CHRIS
TIAN.-On Saturday, Washington Martin,
aIjdS Bottom, was found guilty Of horse
stealing and sentenced to ten years con-
finemcnt in the pcnitcntiary. McSsrs.
Mcintosh and Johnson, counsel for the pri-
Soner, gave notice OF Il motion for a new
trial, and the argument will be heard in
the course of the present week.
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\ pAN NlSO y, ~

l. SURGEON DENTIST, ,GYVo
i,s'.ar3 residence on Main street, between Me-
,r.'..r mi Twelfth. just below the National hx-
,.msr Bank, whore he l. better prepared than
'." ..rg III. patrnn> the iull benefit of his pro-
80 he vii EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on ihe
sr.,r5 la>r for ON SETS OF GOLD. All work
- ..t.t.y t.Y Al least Eve years. Those requiring
s,, need MOI neglect their teeth, a. he VIII
,,@rt..ia,e himself 20 their circumstances ana
- rrra. Pa.lruts from the country can hoArd
W" ''..' =. - NH 2S--6m
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MAYORS CoURr.-Mayor Mayo had only
Il few prisoners before him on Saturday,
and they were arraigned for offences of a
trivial nature. The city has lately been
in such state of good order and quiet
that the policemen have but little to do
but walk their beats, keep drunken men
straight, and little boys from stealing iron
Alice IIardgrOve was arraigncd for steal
ing money from John d. Wolfe. Alice is
an old sinner, and has boarded in Castle
Thunder several times. She had been
brought several times before the Mayor to
answer the charge, but her accuser having
failed to appear, she was dismissed.
Joseph Wilson, negro, charged with steal
ing cocoanuts, was dismissed, in the alb
scncc of evidence.
Laura Brooke, charged with abusing a
"SStcr," was sent "about her business"
James Anderson, negro boy, was charged
with stealing iron from the Central Rail
road Company, and sent on further cXami-
nation.
4 Young man named Fitz Williams was
arraigncd on charge of shooting pistol at
Il negro in the street and aSsaulting and
beating three Federal soldiers. From the
evidence, it appeared that the young man
had become cnragcd with the three sol
dierS, and had knocked them down, one
after the other. The negro came up at the
same time, and FitZ Williams mistaking
his intentions, fired upon him. The Mayor
sent young Fitz Williams on, bailing him in
the sum Of five hundred dollars.
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TIE IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC BATHS
Attention has already been directed TO the
Importance of providing bathing places in
this city where the poorest classes even
may indulge ut will in the pleasures of Il
river bath. I'm Norfolk, large bathing cS-
tabliShmcnt is soon to be opened, and the
whole subject ofpersonal cleanliness seems
to have become suddenly as interesting aS
it deserved. There are, we believe, baths
in the vicinity of this city, but they are
not now readily accessible, are not free of
charge, and will not in any way answer the
purpose which we are now advocating.
\ portion of the James river sufficiently
large To afford ample space for the SplaShing
and swimming of hundreds of bathcrS may
be Stakcd off at Il very moderate expense,
and Il fee of one cent from each bathcr will
pay Il watchman who may be employed to
preserve order and protect from thieves
the clothes of those who are in the water.
No paraphcrnalia OF stalls and cupboardS
and curtains is needed. All we want is
the cvcr-changing current of the river, the
freedom to plunge and trolic in it as we
please, and that we may be al the same
time free from prying observation. The
cost Of the row of stakes will be small in
the extreme, and the advantages that will
arise from il cannot be ovcr-estimatcd.
The City Council meet tonight, and it
is hoped that, in their desire to elevate and
improve the health and physical condition
of the people of Richmond, they will then
give their attention to this important qucS-
tion of public bathing places.
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VOCAL CLASS.-Classes Tor young
ladies In the RUDlMENI5 AMI SCIENCE
OF MUSIC will be given the LIST of April.
TERMS: TWO DOLLARS rER MONTH in
CLASS. Apply At tho Arlington House. No. .,
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nLNTAL NOTICE. .u
IL JOHN @ wAYT, DENTIST,
having rccorcrad hjS health, has resumed The
.raattr" oi p-utl>try IN Richmond, and respect
i. .E ufrrs his services 10 his old friends and pa
,.... f.. au1 all others who may need them. -
u-lue and residence SOUTH SIDE nf GkA'b
STREET. EaTWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
s# nu-nIat
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GENE TWINE, I'm store and to ar
" ~ ROBINSON 4 yAIRRANKs,
ape Paper Warehouse.
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young man, whoever he may he, who shuns
and avoids ladies' society is going rapidly
to grief, and the time that might, in all
honor, be spent with them is given up to
the hilliard-room, the drinking bar, or gen.
cral lounging. He who ,icsts at and Scorns
that which he had always been taught was
worthy of rcvcrcnt affection is rolling ra-
pidly down the hill, and the more guilty,
the less sincere ne he in his vauntcd prin-
ciplc of "Cui bono forever"
The Fast Young Man " is capable and
worthy of better things. 1t is not to his
fantastic dress or tinicking manners that
we take such exceptions Let him indulge
them all if hc will, but we do protest
against that Scandalous testing and Scotfing
about ladies' which is one of the greatest
rcproachcS of the age. Such conduct is
unworthy of man and beneath the dig
nifty of a Southern gentleman and if we
could only persuade all our young men to
hc natural and sincere in right aS in wrong,
they would soon recover from that cpl
dcmic which makes them noble perhaps in
their own sight, but certainly contcmpti-
bic in the ewes of others.
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIE and the PANPH-
northeast corner OF Marshall and fffth streets |.
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
generally In all parts Of Virginia.
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DIAPER BAGS.-Ten thousand MA
i NILLA BAGS; for millen', grocen'. aud
druggists use I; better than hemp and cotton. for
sale by ROBINSON & FAIRBANKS,
spg' paper wnPehouse.
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orru SoNGs. FROM Tue LAYS or LATER
DAYS. Corrected and edited by I. C..
DE- LEON. New York: BLEL0CK X Co.,
ln L.. 4. - frnnI lShH
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week ending hay 1864 also from the nj II January
with comparative table for tha corresponding period In
Increase In 1869


Upon which the Ptttsbure Commercial comments as
folows-The increase has bean large fa, the weeks
length Of time The market was firm during the week,
with ge9d demand for refining purposes and for specu
at.on the weeks sales Of crude were the largest We
PRovg oNs.-Rcepts 467 bills pork, 161 do. beef,
IT'S packages cut meats. There not much excite.
ment in The pork market to-day, but the market
buoyant and nrm, under an active demand for cas- h
pork 70 MI contrasts, and prices advanced W. Soc
per bba, sales OF new having been made high
$oo i5 Ihere was also some speculative feeling, and
considerable was bought for future delivery higher
prices The sales comprise Is, 900 bbh the spot al
mess and a SIS for pr%e Also bts
sellers and buyers option a. $40 rs $40 so. Beef
and ssi 90 "a 50 for ~ new w" extra asn mess ness
"a. es of i2o bbs at 81 so q $40 so Bacon was dun
and heavy, with sales Of about $50 boxes a. 1870.
l6hc for short RIB; l6c for long clear, and 16 for
aud prices were rmer The sales were 500 packages al
AYE a13Xc for shoulders and H. No l9c for hams
a. from a1s ues wa
dull but unchanged, as also cheese Tho latter
sold to limited extent from Ice 22c., TO quality.
trade lots, and no special sales were made
suGAR-The market was steady, but less business was
done as compared with the sales Of yesterday some
but no decided change was apparent The sales we're
500 hhds Cuba muscovado a. from 9lc he, and 95
nuuS roHo rCO, mostly AZ Dut part Oh
private terms Also IA boxes Havana at 12c. 12Ac
We quote:-Inferior TO common refining Cuba, SIC. o
o2sc.; fair To good refining do, 1876 1876; fair to
good grocery do, 1910 11Ac. primo grocery do,
1lac 121so. Porto Rico, loo. 131ac.; meado, DC.
o 7c.
TALrow was in good demand and lrmer, with sales Of
125 900 lbs at nssc 1lAc
ToBAcco.-Thc market was quiet, but holders were
firm at previous prices. We heard OF no noteworthy
transactions
WHTsKEy-Recelpts IA bbls Tho market nom-
nally rfe rner The sales embrace zoo bills at 81 70
a 81 81 for State and Western.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, May % p N.
AsHEs.-Receipts, % packages. The market continued
duh and nominal at previous figures
Observation-Disclosures, 9,402 bbs -four, 1850 do.
and 100 bags meal, $40 bushels wheat, 1880 do
corn and l. 100 do oats With . limited supply the
market and under continued active demand from the
local trade and for shipment South and to the West
Indies the market for flour became excited and holders
succeeded In establishing advance Of from 25c Soc
Dbl all kinds Of State and Western, buyers taking
hold with considerable freedom at the improvement
The comprised % 900 bbs at the revised quotations
annexed Southern nour WAS also in active demand at
decidedly hrmer rates The sales reached 700 bbs The
for Canada -four very active and prices ruled
in sellers favor the extent of zoe 3Dc per bb at
which the market closed very firm, with continued adj
yancny tendency. The sales 400 bbls. Rye -four
was firmer with sales Of 800 bbs at from Sc rs ST.
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FuH HedtThe betting was previous TO the start, one
hundred to forty the mare and quito brisk She
the pole and got away nicely, although Peder
tne ahead Of her, but not steady, he broke up
aud cast his on fore shoe before no had COMO ono
hundred yards. This accident threw Pedlers chances
for the heat entirely out and the away from
him. and led four lengths TO the quarter POLE in forty
seconds, and fifteen twenty lengths TO the half
mile pole, in 1:22 and came home over hundred
yards ahead, making the heat In 2:45
Second Heat-Oue hundred TO twenty wagered on
the mare. She got away best Poder up before he got
around the turn She passed tho quarter pole three
lengths In front Of Peder, In fortyono seconds but
breaking near the hamile pole Pedler close up 70
her at that point, In 81. She broke up again
afterwards and tho vehicles coding Lauras sulky
upset and Mr. Perrin thrown heavily to the ground The
mare then turned around and came tearing back with
the overturned suky. She flying past the stand
scattering those who the track aud not until she
the sulky against the three mile distance box did she
become disengaged from IT, She CONTINUED on her wild
career another mile and over and then stopped quiey
and was taken Of Her hind legs cut several
places but not badly and there distance in
the the judges decided that she could start again
Mr. Perrin well enough to resume his seat
behind her, another sulky having been procured Time
Of this heat not taken.
Third Heat --peder was then the favorto o, ten TO
and won by three lengths, in so.
Fourth HsG.-Ono hundred % twenty on Pcdler This
heat was counterpart OF the previous one Time 2sp
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Cricket.
BHNEDIcrs We. siCHELoRs-As ISrEREsTIro
MATCH.

BHSEDICTs We. BiCHELoRs-iH IkrEREsTIro
MATCH.
The first of the annual series Of between IN
married and single members Of the - George Club took
place their beautiful grounds at Hobosen yesterday
afternoon the result being the signal defeat Of the
bachelors by a of 107 10 30 in game Of ono In
nin The promise in regard to the weather the
ing very unfavorable, but towards noon II became
pleasant and In consequence there goody muster
Of players aud spectator number Of ladies gracing
the with their presence. The wicket pc.
;urc the green turf presenting the surface OF
billiard table What With the tents allied with ladies and
the players in their uniforms the presented was
picturesque In the extreme. fe Remedies 10 the
hat nrt aud the wickets fell 10 sma figures until Gbbes
and osborne In together and these two sent the
hall all parts Of the field In lively style with the
fine bowling Of George Wright opposed to them. BE
them they placed total Of 81 the book,
sammy Wright the veteran, adding 10 In his old style
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The celebrated trotting horse Dexter the Hambloto-
nan geldng that last summer totted mile, under tho
saddle IN AIS H. the Fashion Course put up
for sale at the Union Course yesterday afternoon TO-
gothcr with four others all tho get Of Rysdyks Hambcto
Man There large attendance at the SALE but very
few bidders. AT abouttwo o'clock T. A Lawrence the
auctioneer began the sale with Dexter, the httc.big
horse who ratified up and down the stretch by
Hiram Woodruff, and the FIRST bid received from
John Norrissey, who offered $4,000 for tho gelding
Some else offered $4,000; then Mr.. u. L. Pettee
offered fi3 500 which followed by another bid Of
$i3s50 when Mr.. Pcttce offered &l4, 600 and
offering more, Dexter wac knocked down to that gen.
teman.
The next sale that 81 Dcxtors sister, llfy
semb ng him in looks and four years old The first bid
for her was $500. then others OF larger amounts until
Nr Jacob Bauch bid 900 when she knocked down
10 him
Lady Columbia, brown mare, six years old, fifteen
hands three inches high OF fine action and stylish ap
pcsrance was bought by Mr. pettee for 81, 500
hay colt fifteen aud n half hands high, six years
old brought $625 He was bought by q. Perrin,
hay ally, -four years old % Trustee mare,
kuockc down Mr. Humphrey for $500 lees than Rys.
dyk is charging for the services Of his horse.
Mr.. Pettec informed reporter that he bought Der
ter and Lady Columbia FOR Mr. George Alley.
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CoL-l, 100 tons scranton coal w,re sold today by
auction Tie Attendance al ;he sale as compared with
thar of n. previous ale very tar; but the buyers
svLncei less disposition ~ operate, aud on the general
aver,s. o; the rcas obtained there decline Of l,c.
per ton The r,inI - ~as noticeable particularly on
family aul.iis.. D0 tons lump realized So $500
tons steamboat IeG 81 SO 2S 1000 tons crate re-
allied 81 20 Sc -. 1000 tons egg realizes ~ 20
"a sO 1000 ,ona stove realized 81 90 and 900 tons
chestnut realized s. 10 s. 20 Total IL, 800 tons. Mt
rom 81 % % 50 30 20 quality The Following Is the
amount o. cod tran .pofed over the lehigh Valley Rail-
mi ar tha sen. ending Msx 5. ls6d -
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Covs1 --Tbs market cont naed dull, but for prime
acd choice aus,uVs holders dsmsrdei fun prices lnfe
r.of and coianor kinds quite neglected aud prices
wNra sutirey nonit rhe ony sale made was vob bays
RIO az "a rnsr " the sea 81 about lf.c, gold. IN
bond Good 3, pr me RIO Wa quoted al lsisc 2oh4c
gp,1, duty psid $50
vrrrsr. There su q good Seal nore inquiry ior
-. a. sr cba-t.r dsv ,o for freight room, and
her h.tter rste1 DotdueJ. There vas no cotton
offering and rates vcrs nDrrish ~ Sl5d, tbcrgh ssme
Asked "A The engagements ~ere TO Liverpool
I, 90 oesbss corn % per s,esner 800 bales cotton
Siac ~ London 500 bushels corn a. ftd'i '9vp
tGshcis sip'. .rca1st The clis,tcrs Nefe;-A hrk
" Css = tsOsco 2fs 81. Acrg 20 port IA "rnat tr
tan, Rrnin. H. 81. shs Nrirnca % Great briian.
dSs ~ So bark fpn Montreal aioni,n oar, ~
a. sbars pr hlvaia ~ roind sum, and n-ek lfez
s,lth adj ,r'r, sugar, bTyc. ese 70 Havana ~ w
gold sna h,ct it,n soIN side C0ts, Soc III Drs 70
N,sn, 500 gold; .ta-S W south side Cuba and oacE,
rignt. 6Dr Three schrs from Enzshethpe't y bofoni
rnr, ~ ., md oNl 8. frcu Es,sheshport 70
gorllsnd cal, ~; zoe from Hs.Ie,hpsr, 20 SEQ,
- = cne hence "a tAs T. sr1s pc., and corn, sc
one 70 Ntsmr,por,, AiL Sic rwo " Portland, ron,
~ 20 Ant tAii, s. " tsrk from ~ John, n IT,,
10 R-sol coaanei dcam sshp 70 san frsncisco, and
one 20 NV O.,sans. on private t.rss.
NcAsSss WAS n nOderats scrnand, and prices ssre
srn ~ y.sisriSys quotations We note sale = Je5
hnis. rcrc Rro ~ .os ;'c, and 20 hhds Cshs nue.
cevaio Al SC asss 70 tth. New Or@sns on private
terms
py1vUvvs ~,s held nth frames. me bosnss, was
moderate scrsprsss 1000 bss mainly 1T 2sc ~ sc.
Ie-ing s-sh- ree4rss Of 81 81 pstsbws, ~ ~ VI,
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Wheat was excited with active INQUIRY from The
home trade; aud with only limited supply offering
prices adyan l0c. 15c per bnshel IL will be some
iw, or three weeks before the receipts begin be OF
any importance while the Southern demand Is fairly set
in the local mers also buying freely. The sales en-
30 600 bushels mainly at 81 ~ 40 for new amber
Michigan. 81 95 for No Milwaukee, 81 10 81 20
for No. l Milwaukee, 80 Tor No. re-
IN, re was also demand for which resulted
IN an advance OF lie. per bushel at which the market
closed firm The sales were 1900 bushels mainly ct
Zoe .gc for un sound and roc SIC Tor sound mixed
Western, in and delivered. Oats were nrmer but
quet. We auote:--New Western, 40, 5lc.; old do,
soc sic jersey. SIC 5sc State, &c a 6lc, and
canada, co.. dc. Rye active and frmer. The
sales comprise 900 bushels az 81 10 for Canada aud
SOC for Western Barley AMI malt were dull, but noni-
naly unchanged
CorgoN --Middling GRADES or cotton were scarce and
wanted Holders offering this description very
freely and buyers wanted other The business
therefore very moderate though increased hrmness was
noticeable IN mddings, owing 10 the scarcity. The
sale. embrace 1850 bales The market is still nominal
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luded 20 the attacks which had been made upon Rev
Howard smith, and remarked that the triai oil the
case his Mr. Smiths record would BE- found pure ana
unsulied.
This ended the argument, when Judge Barnard tooA
the papers and reserved his decision.