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RHEUMATISM,

From Dorr c. Bradley. Esq, proprietor of
the Bradley House. Rochester. Mimi:
ROCHESTER, Dec. 30, 1868.
was taken Thursday, Dec. "a, with very
severe pains in my arm and shoulder. DR..
Duvall gave me one treatment the same day,
and have had no pain since. 1t usually lasts
me from two days TO a week.
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Club rates for newspapers, maya
azines, at Porter's Book store. n. Y.
Tribune, S1,OO, Milwaukee Sentinel 81,
so, and others at like rates.
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Special EOCRE .EiOfiCeS.

Go to Brill 81 WEIGH if you want
choice California Champagne from the
American Vintage Co.
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ANOTHER CANCER Cured.

Mrs. G. Tripp, of Faribault, Mimi, had
cancer in her head, which was cured with a
few treatments
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ANY paper or magazine, published in
the U. S. may be had at McKee's-the
Feb. number of magazines are coming in
daily.
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- Miscellaneous Books, and Pic
ture frames at greatly reducee prices, at
MckEE'S
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a humbug in her presence. Wishing you a
long and successful life. remain,
Your sincere friend, FL. NJ. DOYLE.
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All the new papers and maya
zines, recently published are to be had at
McKEE'S.
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mence. j. L. Dale, of Pierce county,
claims to be the oldest candidate on the
ground, and desires to make the first
speech. John will be followed BY Jas.
boss. the celebrated newspaper CORES
pendent and orator, who will deliver
himself on the American Eagle. =
Other and less notable candidates will
follow in quick succession, and "contln
ue' from day to day until all have de-
fined their positions.
x \ 4 z: <
A large delegation of gentlemen ar
rived here last evening from ct. Croix
country. They came for the purpose OF
looking after their railroad in erests.--
The grant of lands to the st. Croix and
Lake Superior Railroad Company being
about 10 revert to the government, be-
cause the road has not been built within
the time spccifed--a new charter is ask
ed for Of this Legislature, and after pro-
curing the same, an effort will be made
to get an extension from Congress, on
the grant.
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Pension for Mrs. Lincoln.

A resolution has been introduced in
Congress. by Senator MORTON, granting
Mrs. LIScoLN pension of $4,000. 1t
is stated in the preamble of the resOlu-
ton that President LINCOLN, while Com
mander-in- Chief of the Army and Navy,
was killed in the late war, and his widow,
therefore, is as much entitled to a pen
sion as the widow of any army officer.
Eg The following plan for the reduc-
ton of the expenses of the staff corps of
the army is now being considered by the
House Committee on Military Affairs
Gen. Grant and the Secretary of War
are in favor of the proposition First, a
consolidation of the quartermaster's, sub
sistenee and paymaster's departments in
to bureau of " supplies and disburse
ments;" second, the consolidation of the
engineers and ordinance corps, and of
the coast survey establishment, into bu-
reau of "Arms, Fortiications and Sur
veys;" third, the retirement of all super
numerary officers on half pay, until
vacancies occur by which they can be
returned to active service. 1t is estima-
ted that a saving Of nearly fifty per cent.
would be accomplished in the expenses
of the staff of the army by the adoption
Of the measure now under consideration.
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Cry AND COUNTY.


ON and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1868. trains on
the hastings Dakota Railway will run as follows:
COMO WEST
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Steam Ees.rH.
WIN. IIowEs Sec.

Messrs RAIDER 81 WEST of this city,
are making preparations to establish n
steam ferry between Prescott and Has
tings. A license has been granted 10y
the county beard of this county, and
they have obtained from the city of Has
tings the right of landing for the term of
ten years. This will be great accom-
dation to the travelling public, and we
hope to see it in running order soon after
navigation opens. 1t is in the hands Of
live, cnterprising men who will spare no
effort to complete it at an early day.
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Special .adrerttsesnes,ts.
Notice.

All persons indebted to me by unsettled ac-
commits. must call and settle as | must have
money. Let this notice be sufficient.
JOHN DUDLEY.
Prescott, Dec. 80, 1868.
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EOcug anal eBgher:rise.


The congregational Sunday School
Concert, given at their church last Sab
bath evening, was quite an interesting
and instructive affair, and we'll conducted
by the pastor Rev. Mr. MORRISON.
"A " Reading Circle" has been or
gained at this place, with MONROE BAL
LEY as President. Next meeting will be
on Monday evening, the 25th, at the res
idence of Mr.. Ii. II. JOHNSON.
--Rey. Mr.. BoRcHER intends to preach
series of sermons 10 young men, at the
Baptist church. A sermon will be deliv
cred on Sunday evening Of each week
until the series is completed.
- Calvary Episcopal Church, will
have services every Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock; after noon at four o'clock.
Sunday school from to o'clock A. NJ.
in the hall over Geo. A. DilI's store.
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Notice.

DERSONS indebted to DANIEL J.
Il DILL, by book account, must settle up
their accounts before the close of the year, as
want my bo' ks closed up for the year.
Money L want and money I must have.
Creditors will give this their attention
SO DANIEL j, DILL.
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3 x x

Black Beaver Overcats, Under-coats' Pants, V
BARGAINS. Twenty-Five Dollars at Newell
oct elsewhere for 800 Newell Is no snoddy deale
Roantffnl black Beaver OvercOats for S23. Under
for 50 .50-all the above at bottom figures.
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CIothing!
CIothing!

Pants Vests and Boys Clothing which VIII be sold at great
Newe's win buy az good Suit OF Clothes as you cap
odd dealer best kinds Of clothing always on hand
H. Under Coats 81 $12 Good Pants for $40 kersey Vests
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, May 21-6 p. ]


The declining tendency Of gold observable In the
later transactions OF yesterday was more decided
to-day, leading 1t did to fail OF nearly three per
cent. There was some hesitation In the early por-
tion OF the forenoon owing to the distrust OF the
press despatch announcing Secretary Boutwe's in
tenton to increase sales Of gold, the same in
nuence has been used often and 80 fraudulently
that the public mind is more slow to be acted upon
by it than formerly The matter was set al rest
however, BY officlal intimaton from Mr.. Van Dyck,
the SubTreasurer, that he would in future
and until further orders sell q million dollars
OF gold on Monday and Thursday of each
week. The decline now set IN rapidly,
but as the lower fractions were reached the pre-
MUM reacted under the covering Of short sales
80 that 1t was not until near four O'Clock that the
market "touched bottom" for the day. The highest
price was l4a1I, the lowest 14Oh. The downward
tendency was assisted by the Improvement In bonds
at London, and by extravagant rumOrs that Mr..
Boutwell, had resigned and Mr.. George Il. Stuart, OF
Philadelphia, been invited to take his PORTFOLIO the
name at nrst reported being Alexander 7. Stewart,
who "a heavy importer would be the exponent Of
cheap gold. The "Dears" were Industrious In keep
ing up the ferment and endeavoring to frghten the
outside publc'' into parting with their gold three
millions Of which they also said to be sold by
the Secretary OF the Treasury The course OF the
norlraf In ahovun in tha toh
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BAaNRLI-CHILTON.-On Tuesday, May IL, by the
Rev. J. Z. Seares, THOMAS BAGNELL, OF Albany, N.
Y, to JOSEPHINE, youngest daughter OF George Chill
ton. ESQ.,, OF Brooklyn.
BENsoN-MACKENzIE.-On Thursday, May 20, by
the Rev. Alfred Harris, EDWIN BENSON to SARAH
youngest daughter OF Edward Mackenzie, ESQ.,, OF
HObOken, N. ].
BUCKBER-AUsTiN.-In Ingersol, Ont, on Wed.
nesday, May L. bv the Rev. J. N. Elliott, Mr. J. w.
BUCKBEE, OF Brooklyn, N. y, to Miss MINNIE s.,
youngest daughter Of Henry Austin, ESQ.,, late OF
Norwich, Ont, but now OF Greenboro, N. Q. No
cards.
CURRAN-ROMAINK.-On Thursday, May 90 by the
Rev. Frederick Brown, Mr.. JOHN X. CURRAN, or
Brooklyn, to Miss HANNAH RoMAINE, OF this city.
No cards.
DAGGETT-ANDREws.-At the First Presbyterian
church, Henry street, Brooklyn, on Thursday, May
70, by the Rev. DR.. Seaver 7. DAGGETT to ANNIE NJ,
youngest daughter OF Wm NJ. Andrews, Esq, all OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
GREsHAM-BOORUM.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
May 20 at the residence Of the brides mother JOHN
II. GRESHAM to MARTHA, daughter OF the late Z.
BOorum, all Of that ciIy.
HOADIEY-SHAw.-On Thursday evening, May 20,
the Church oil the incarnation by Rev. H. 4. Mont
gomery, ID. d., TAPPAN HOADLEY to KATE BELLE,
youngest daughter Of X. NJ shaw, Esq, ali OF this
city.
IoTTIMER-CARRoLL.-On Tuesday, May Is, bv
Right Rev. Bishop Southgate, WILLIAM A LorrIMER
to GRACE, daughter OF the late Nicholas Carroll all
OF this city.
PITT-CoLsEY.-On Thursday, May 20, by the Rev.
Dr. g. ]. Geer Mr.. JOHN NJ. PITT, Of Nyack, to Miss
ESTHER COLsEy, OF Harlem
s0N-VRBDENBURGH-ln Harlem, on We'd
nesday evening, May ID, at the residence or the
brides father Dy the Rev. Il. H. Gillet, j. FLETCHER
ROBINSON to LYDIA A., daughter OF John 5. Vreden-
burgh, Esq.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There were no public sales In the real estate
market yesterday. and consequently we have moth
ing new 10 report. Real estate Is 1rm but without
excitement.
Real Estate Notes.
Brooklyn paper has the following about real
estate last evening. We have written the subject
out here, but welcome new ideas:-
The regular OF real estate sales has closed
but there s considerable business in that line still
going on. The price OF city property has been
steadily advancing for four or i've years, and some
OF the prices realized this would have be en-
deemed preposterous five years ago. We are not
sure that the extreme point mas been touched
yet. reaction has been talked OF every season
that an advance occurred in, but IL did not
come. When the country settles down into he nor
mai condition OF finance. on q specie paying basis,
there will be some change in relative values, and
real estate may be affected 10 some extent. But as
long as the finances or the country remain as they
are, with the premium in gold running up and down
and all kinds OF securities liable TO fluctuations In
value cautious capitalists will prefer real estate as
safer Investment, and this Will keep prices up.
One thing Is noticeable about this real estate specu-
had an assured value, with certainty Of improve
ment In former movements in real estate. when the
iever ran hl specnlators Dougnt up iarns an ovH,
lmagnery street lines and sold lots twenty-five ny
hundred feet for more than the land was worth py.
the acre for Agricultural purposes. Many OF these
sites were In 0ut0the-way, inaccessible places ana
were never improved. On Long Island dozen
tracts OF land with not a sign OF settlement upon
them, may be pointed out to-day which were
mapped out some twenty years ago into towns and
villages and sold in building lots. The sufferers by
these wild speculations were mostly workingmen,
who were induced by the promise OF obtaining
cheap houses to invest their savings IN land be-
yOnd their reacn place Of residence. mechanic
cannot live miles away from his work, partc-
ularly IN places where railroad communication 1s
indirect unrequent With proper railroad iaclli-
ties, such as are provided IN London, queens and
Wescnester counties would soon double their popu-
latlOn and afford comfortable homes for thousands
quarters In this city or New YORK; but hopes OF such
relief have been so long deferred that we have
almost abandoned the expectation OF It, Specu-
iators have tried tins cneap-hOme-ln-t the country
bait, but IL did not take. WOrkingmen nave more
money now than they mad in 1880, and they have
learned to take better Of It, Land and building
associations have had their day; they would not do
twice IN q generation,
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

Havana a-Common, t2|c. e6c.; good voc. VI; hne
Ysons cut 7sc. soc; two cut, 81 % 81 os average
wHxLxBosI.-Arctic was quiet at sa&c esc., gold
wHALkyooTs, though quiet steady at PIC. l0c ior
unbeached aud lic. for pleached.
Receipts, 100 bbs The market was active, e.
cited and &C. &C. higher closing at FL ~ o Sales ooo
wool-Ths activity that during the fore part q
the not perceptble a the present writing the demand
being light manufacturers probably awaiting the auction
only moderate, but the generality OF holders are
anxious 70 realize aid prices Of almost all grades con
doing tus the supply fair and buyers have the
continues steady In value California Fall clip
IN fair supply and prices are heavy at former quota
tions, while spring clip 10 dull and nominal for old
and which quoted sOc. PC. for good average and
choice conditioned, good .sped los free Of burrs Ie
20c. for inferior descriptions. We quote :feece
Xxx 20. Sc. md X }c. SOC. common and y, !sc
Soc; New York. Michigan and Indiana, and above, SOC
&c.; h and " &C. bOc. common and y, &c DOC, @ I,,
no %isconsn and Iow. and above &c s mr41 10
common 22c. ac. tub washed neece btc s2c. Cacr
nia fall clip lambs A. P 2Ss Csc. AL Csc. 26c AY,
a2c. 25c.; b, 2lc Nc. q, 20c slc. extra pulled
California 30c. t0c do Doc ssc. low do vac
soc The sales about 10000 lbs fleece tbc c ncind
ing 1900 Ohio q. 4s 2 S do at soc ee oa SOS ,sS
washed, part at 6c; 1Ov Southern do at 45c 600 un.
washed Georgia 1000 state and Western 4c aHc
also 4S0OO lbs pulled, a s0c t7c for super and extra
2hO0O lbs Texas At &c ycthe latter price for iOO los
hns and small California former prices OF foreign
we have no sales of consequence 10 report.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
is shown in the table,. :.

At the close OF business the quotation stood n0m-
finally 141. 14lK; but while gold was largely Of
ferng at the latter price there very few bids at
the former 1t would be quoting the price more accu
ratey to state 1t at 14lI 141H Cash gold was in
good supply at 1872 and and per cent for carry
ing. Exceptions were recorded at three per cent
and nat. The business Of the Gold Exchange Bank
resulted aa folOWs:-
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

"
ss.' sis; Nor; .sss sas s
70 ss GS 1s '1P's
S 81 M sns Us Io 70 y. % nsw
Western aaoat ac sc. for old do in store s1c for DO
sH's sS o sna q sr ssi': c. rs s -s s
bushels at 7sc :ao.. and IN store Rye was dun and
msas = these prisss Both barley and barley malt
Pisafor dry cod hs market was quiet, there being bu,
little demand but with light arrivals prices quite steady
s Win sm. ana continued good S.%sn
market for msctsrs wa. nrner The sales were about
ssois l ws.
.rgs No 3 which @ Are nvns IN % ms G lots Ters selling %
Sc for sealed and ssc for No No sales Pcklsd nsh
asked cheering snsns: The eSserinS susnss: sshOissd
r.ssa% r.sss %Drs S. When % e.
The & do So e
r1 S.s T Ss .us Per
ssss' ss. .s.1,.r ~ nrl.s Ssl; ss;;.
g. vim 's
.n ..s B5:A s ssTa with ~ S9 quarters R.s Ssn
bark sd tons tnow baltimore and thence
70 M:,, \. ~. 5S s 1.c.an Ssa from ON s.
i.rms 70 Russian barb 70 Hsvrs, with SSs petroleum
SSsc:s's 81 a s ~: s. ss
g. q s and sp:h :. bark with 5000 bS' do to
srs ;1S Ss being srG,d, Il
request and Closed srm The were $50 bale.
% Boston 100 do for future delivery loc gold, in
M1r.-The demand was psmsby active, and fun prices
prevailed shipping selling at &c., and retail lots al 81
'Biprs The msrte, quiet. the nue,gs,Sn. in sol:
npces s were a. follows ~Baenes xyres 70 ips aic
Mhc de- % " lbs aec 2ie. de- d. sscene. y lbs.
s 'ss s ,sss sss'sylSsI a.snSs lbs. s sis
grinoco, 90 e. soc @tS Grliiorpls ~, ~ 20 lbs; &
Juan, II u lbs, i7c sc. Mslsmoros. % Is lbs. ioc a
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

TRANeFrRs IN NEW YORK CITY.
Bank st. ., 76.ll r. Of 9Th st. irregular
East Broadway q lot known AZ No TO- 25s05. I0tUU
Mott s, No lns xbrlW ..xvOO
ls,h ST. 215 " of Cd av, 2sllos3 900
18th St. 2s0.6 # OF av b. 50xlo33. 5000
3sth St. 8, 1884 II OF eh ay, lo.sn9eg. 1880
9Th ST. o. Al n Of 9Th av 1870. $4,000
bSd g. 70 of 9th av, 206rl0O5. 900
7sth 81 Of 1Nh 6sVn1022 .520V0
7sth It, n $50 Il OF 30 av 20rl022 ........l ooo
7gth st. 2u0 n Of Sd ~, 4Cxlu22 y part.. eVV
15oh st T. 200 n OF eth av 2OOrS9 10 so
lS'h . 4 a. le9 " q i,ss sss =, AZ "a i5T.ssar S.s
Av Nom
sth lv OF 47th st. lagtlO0. .26bVO
10th o. 1904 Of 66th st. 8lrloo.. ....... 5000
10Th av, ., la55 Of 6ch s lxlvo ........ 5000
liih nv, :, b5 OF 6s.h st. bozloo $3.50
Corandt st, No ~ year, per annum.......... 1850
est ri, No bOO, years, 1880
26th st. West, No AL years, per annum 1e0
Jet sv, NO 80 years and ~ months per annum.. 200
Adslphi ct, iss5 n OF Myrtle sv s5siss kioO
Bainbridgs st and Saratoga corner bb7 76r2OO.
Decatur st, ., b06 OF liopkinson -x9Vx4Sxl0O
iOOIil7a ........ 20 100
Banbridge ss and Howard av, corner, 60orlaor6vx
Decatur st. !. SIS n Of Howard W nv. = ,l,c.et.ioo
Bergen 23o Of Saratoga av, 2IlsO 800
Bridge st, "a II Of Concord st. 6sl0s 6OUV
broadway and koscusko place, yrl00 5000
Elery st. abe n Of Throop ~, s5nloo 80
Elm a., ., 82S OF Evergrsen 25xl00. 1,6OV
Grand st. . lot to6 map gR, lot 2arlw 100
Hart at 100 n Of Marcy sv i5iiOo $500
erkimer 81, 1912 n of Perry eoxlsb& eDo
Lynch 81 q lto6 II Lee av.
Macon ST. lU y OF Marcy av, 2Osl00 100
Macon At rs n Of Tompkins soxl0o 7,scs
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

LEAD fair request and sales of 2O0 tons
Spanish on private terms Ordinary foreign quoted
&6 30 % 30, gold; bar 04c and sheet and pipe lie.
MOLAssEs.-The market moderately active, and for
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

There were no public sales In the real estate
market yesterday. and consequently we have moth
ing new 10 report. Real estate Is 1rm but without
excitement.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

l7c Cruz IS 10 bs 1sc lsc. Tsmpco, 90 % lbs,
lSe l9c Zorro Cabello, .Oc - he ioc, gold.
HEMP-Ti market for all kinds was duh and heard OF
sales. Prices nominal at u lSc gold, Tor
Manila, 4c &C. do, for Jue lOc. l0o. do for sisal,
and Sc. 899c. do. for Tampico, in bond.
HoPs-From ali classes OF buyers the demand light
The sales only about 90 baes at &C. l5c inferior
choice grades
IROsFor Scotch pig the market to rule dull,
but prices without alteration, ranging at from @4 to
Sf5 The sales were leo Gengarnock do Egn-
ton, both at sn. American wss in moderate request at
$40 50 do No. $S and 80 do. No Mineral Vale at
$s7 co. Refined bar quiet but steady at $S5 $50.
Wrought scrap and old rails dull unchan god.
New English rails were IN fair request and 5000 tons 81 lbs
sold private terms; prices &55 30
$50 So gold American rails were steady at 75 $77
rency.
light offerings The market was hrmer particularly for mid
but the stock is considerably the
assortment poor Both eak and rough quiet, but
steady In value. We append the quotations =
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

Carlist conspiracy was recently discovered In
Madrid, the object OF which was the assassination
OF Prm and Serrano. The whole affair was kept
secret a. far a. poss but the four rngleaders
are In prison.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 2-6P.M
BEEswAx was IN moro demand and firm al &c. 47c.
1000 lbs sold at the inside price.
BUILDING MATERIALs-The market for almost all arti-
coming under this heading unatered For Eastern
spruce there prevailed demand sales
ported Of 600 within range $40 $2 for
choice schedules Laths moderately sought
at 50 So The stock though moderate IL adequate 10 the de-
mand Rosendals continued rule steady at o.
Lime steady last quotations. viz common 81 Is
lump 81 Co. Bricks Of sale obtanable the
following prices $s &22 New jersey, &6 80 %
North ver 81 so &12 and Philadelphia 'front.' &46 $50
CroToN.-The market comparatively quiet, the de-
mand from all being moderate, but holders
firm in their views and the ales at full prices There
were l balcs Of which 967 taken by spinners
e5O exporters and 1877 BY specuato We the
Quotationa:-
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

COPPEk-The Dusnesn In lnROt was gnt, out prices
steady at 235sc. 24c. for all kinds The sales
100000 lbs including 600 lbs ne spot 23c &c.
and 100 900 do for future delivery at Nc.
CorFEE.-For Rio the market remained dull and nominal
at the quotations annexed Other descriptions dull but
unchanged. We quote ordinary cArgoes lc. Hc.
fair dor iSc iSse; good do, Isle lsac prime DO,
25c Singapore, 2o 22Hc.; CeyiOn, l7c stsc Msraca
bo 151sc. 9Sc Lagusyra, 1870. lSc. jamaica 15c.
l6c ST. Domingo lbc. Manila Costa Rica and Mexican
l6c 9c. Curacao, lbc 7c. and Angostura 15c. 1ec.
CooPERAGE STOCK. For all kinds the market continued
TO rule dull at the following quotations Sugar Shocks 9s
inch heads, $3 93 15 do 36 inch do. 80 20 . so sO
moasses DO. 81 inch do, 81 50 % so pipe do, s6 80
81; box do. &6; do. Is 30; green hoops, II feet,
4l5 a So and green hoops II feet $40 . 946
CANDLFs-Tne ma rket dull, the demand being
fined ANAL lots for the retail trade former prices We
quote and city sdaman tine 49, 29c SPERM 45c
4ec, and patent 65c. q bec
CocoANo sales Of consequence reported but prices
unchanged. 0uayaqun being quoted 10Ac. l0hc.
gold, In bond and Maracaibo &c Doc. do.
DYRwooDs.-The market dull and nominal for all
scarce and hrm at s26 ST. gold We heard of sales not
previously reported.
FLoUR ANp GRAIs.-Rscepts, l27sS bbls -four, aa5 do
meal, 77 bushels wheat, 126s do corn. &C. oats
1ls do barley The nour market ruled dull but prices were
unchanged There inquiry for export but busness
was light California nour was quiet The sales were about
1000 bbs Southern -four dull nj former prices Sales
40 bbs Rye nogr was only moderately actve and prices
was scarcely demand and prices were nominal We
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
M,lcors..

TliE wEAiH.H-lHE CGoPs -BuAT BUILDING -
cnIukED CONFERENCE.
MILFORD, DEL, July l9lh.-For the past week
the weather has certainly been warm in fact,
during part of the week il was really unfit for
been dull, and since my las letter nothing has
tran,pired worthy OF note.
The early potatoes have been cut off by the
drought, and the oat crop has been much injured
from the same cause. Some Of the oats, am
told. was hardly worth reapng. Corn is now
growing liurly. There was green corn in our
market last week
Some Of our farmers will begin to ship peaches
this week The wheat crop through nut his
iinn, 80 far as have heard has turned uut W. |
mllvr Than for several years past Some think
the yield would have been larger II they liad
r0wn new grain, thinkiug that seed wheat should
he irqlputiy changed. 4 great m my of our
f'rines Intend this fall to procure seed wheat
Tor next wears crops.
The large three-nlhsied schooner, row building
by Mr.. William Scribuer will he launched on
e,lncsdny
Mrjanlts K, J. Il md lost :. very tine horse la.t
Thursday II seems Mr.. L.. heard the horse
III .kirg sir,nse noise when he went to the
stable aud puud him wet witli peispiriti,n lie
brought him mt Of the stable AND IN u few
minute, tic a,ltnal 'uli down Hiii died 1t Is
supposed the excessive heat vas the cause Of his
death. The hurse was Il int III; aud Mr.. Loiliud
valued him ~ five hundred ,iDi,4iS.
The colored ME. Church lcIn bias been rcitcd
and rtpnited iusid1, AID several alterations Ii ave
been nadr in il which give 1t reat AID hand
i,lnc appearance.
TIE upuual 5, esion oi the wesleyan Colored
Conference will bc held In ilfnri. comm, ncng
next "Wednesday. 2lst instut, bi-hop. simpson
presiding. FEANK.