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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

NOT1CE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE
~ st; Cloud MIMI, December %, 1899
having been entered at this Office by Joseph
r. ihlerse against Gertrude Seiterhane for a,adun
ing her DeclAraeory Statement 1898 dated October
q. Iooa, upon the NV Il section 30, township IL.
.anse ~ IN Morrison County, Mimi, with view to
ne1eDy summoned to appear at this cce On the 18TH
DAY W FEBRUARY, 1870, at 10 o'clock in the fere
correspond and furnish testimony concerning -ald
C.. A. GILMAN Rer;ster
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~ oAANG.-C. .. LAND OFFICE.
OF. Cloud Mimi, December 1s, 1869.
complaint having been entered at this office bv An
grew w. Peterson against George Shelton for .bal
lS6s, upon the Il seH Il swK section 70 toRnshi.
~ ~; range 80, in Monongalia County, Minnesota,
WIN VIII view to the cancellation of said entry: the
saa partes are hereby summoned to appear at this
1clockln the forenoon to respond and furnish testi
"ionS concerning said alleged abandonment.
dec23-6wl II r. piIp1 heester.
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WILL LRAyR cone NORTH.

Leave st. $50 A.
Arrive St. Cloud 20 P.
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dec3o6wi Ii. C. BURBANK Kaee;xe-
NOT1CE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE.

IN y. LAM lie,
~ St. Cloud, Mimi, December l6, 1869.
Complaint b wing been entered at this Office bv
Michael Hchtl against Cathanne Lushnicker Tor ala
aomns her Homestead Entry No. 555l, dated septem-
range ii, in stearns county, Minnesota with
view to the cancellation of said entry: the said
parties are hereby sunamt ned to appear at this ofe
IN the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alleged abandonment.
,o, 9. A. GILMAN, Register,
| 0eCGc6wh q
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NJ OTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.

Money!; S. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, December II, 1869.
Complaint having been entered this office by Rich
ard S: Bailey against j. Scott Muzzy for abandon.
ing his Homestead Entry No.2lO7, dated November L.
and s. Section to~ S p' Is IN
Todd county, Mimi, with a view to the cancellation
OF said entry the said parties hereby summoned
to appear at this office the STH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, 1870, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged ADAM
Comment c. A. GILMAN, Register,
dec236wH H. C., BURBANK Receiver
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| IN! U. 8. UFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, December 16, 1869.
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office by Ole
Torkeson against Livingston Robbins for abandoning
his Homestead Entry Ne. 1855, dated May Is,
1863, upon the n NV II x sw II
section 81, township l23, range So, in Pops
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office the 9TH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY 1870, at o'clock in the afternoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
C. A. GILMAN, Register,
,loco26u RIIRRANE
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NOfIeB-U. g. LAND oPFIcF

~ st. Cloud, Mimi, November q. 1869
,o compliant having been entered at tbs Office H.
te%are against Danl Fry for abandoning hs
u 9Js the Sc NJ u swX section 4. toxn nJu1
to to- hi range 81 10 stearns county Min with view
sra OF said entry; the said parties
DAl Of JANUARY, 1870, at IL O'Clock IN tn. f,rsl
noon 10 respond and furnish testimony cnncsr;
SAID alleged abandonment n''s
dec2-6wh ~ r. GHna-,, heglster
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from my own steps. He said it was just 30
all through life We must watch our ways,
and If we were not in the right place, and
making no headway, we must stop, think
carefully, and then strike across our steps.
have thought 1t all over, and see have
been running round in the same path, win
ter and summer. must cross my tracks,
or am lost on the mountains never to be
anything more than a poor, ignorant man.
Father is dead, job has gone west to hunt
bufialoes; you, Gideon and / will go to
some city, and l will be man."
Years after, handsome travelling car
riage assembled the mountain. The noble
horses threw back their heads and pulled
slowly they were not used TO such steep
places. A party of Eve alighted at the
Halfway House. An elderly lady whose
fair face years had failed to mar, ami whose
black eyes were made more brilliant by
the silver waves of hair, was assisted to the
piazza by fine-faced man, little past his
full prime. A younger, handsomer man
handed out a beautiful woman and a
roguish-eyed little boy.
"My son will guide you," said the host,
in answer to some question of the young
man.
"Thank you, shall need no guide to tho
upper clearing"
"This is the place, Harry, where papa
was lost" said the young man, as the party
stood on the open space, which had grown
with the years, and now smiled with June
flowers.
"Where is the squirrel, papa2"
"Sound asleep, long ago, my boy. But
squirrels as red coated as he hide their nuts
and live as frolicsome lives here
Mother-Gideon," said David, as he
joined the trio, who with moist eyes were
recalling the past, "where would have
been the happiness of years, and the great
store of Ramsdell Brothers, had not the
tracks been twice crossed? Yes, mother,
know the meaning of that smile. Three
times crossed, this last. The steps lead not
away from the mountains, but toward them
the heights beyond whose calm beauty
the glories of heaven are hid.-The Student
and Schooimdte.
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P0etay.
WORDS.


"oius A'o nsn'er 'iian 'no 0'o"u-io""
VI 'no i''.es' ooeAn sprAy
'aine, 'nAn 'ne uenoiine 'nAuo"
AnA' .uo "e'' nour ''oa'' a"us'
ny 'no ian VI summer ,ain-uroP'
0 =" w us'p" ''hieu'
viii outliyc q word.
iee un 'nu uui 'Hun'e ofeAg'
""n hsn'ni"e "ssn, A"0ru'
nearing enuiess uoSoiAuoh
On "A "sh'pns "oius' hoaru'
Ear'n can iorse no heeher weapon
e 'u,'i u'"'n anu yam
Through long years again.
na'e A"o"H ono "'iu """s ''"'-A'
oer weary "as,e VI years
Nnu on' sno"e '"e Oiien'
hooAou " '"rousn "'''' VI "AiS'
"ne weary "A"ue.ei sA.nereu
- - =. --'o
-,
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NO. %.

tically demonstrating his own theorem by
the "March to the Sea-"
Sheridan's character and his style OF
fighting are expressed by "Send them
whirlng up the valley"
Pope's unfortunate order from "Head-
quarters in the saddle" gave Gen. Lee OPP
portunity for the one solitary joke of his
lifetime, "What can you expect of Gener-
al who puts his headquarters where his
hindquarters ought to bo2'
Butler, more incisive with the pen than
with the sword, cut through ono Of the
knottiest problems OF the war with the
name "Contraband."
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WOODWORTH PLANER & BELT GIGGER

Ill DEAR Sin, l beg leave to inform you that !
~ have disposed Of my business Planning Ma
] chine Manufacturer, to q. j. WELD, to whom
would refer you trusting the fAyors literally be.
slowed upon me will be extended to him.
LUTHER WELD.
Having made new patterns Of improved style for the
Woodwork Planer, Belt Gigger Saw Mills, | am
ready 10 furnish the above Machines Of q better kind
and lower price than can elsewhere be obtained
Address CALVIN ]. WELD, BRATTLRBoRo, VI.
Sept. oath, 1862 -ly39
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AN ORIGINAL WILL.--The following is a
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York; 81 bequeath my body to the grave,
my soul to its Maker, and the remainder Of
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SOUTHERN MAus.
Close. Open.
Az P.N An Pm.
New York ana Southern States, s:15 2;l5 II 80 6l5
Albany and Western States, S:15 245 1880 $40
stations bet. Bratto N. York, sl5 246 II 80 6:l5
Ashuelot RR s:15 2:l5 5l5
New London Northern RR., 2A6 1880
EASTERN MAILS.
Boston, Rhode Island Eastern
Mass, Me. l. S. f. New Hamp, 8:16 :l5 IL 80 6:16
and 2:45
VT X Mass R.R., S;16 1I5 100
and 5:15
Boston, Clinton h FitchburgR.R. 1:15 100
NORTHERN
Vermont, Western New Hamp-
shire 4 Northern NY. 1015 400
Dummerston, W. Chesterfield,
N H., Putney, Cornton Bel
lows Falls, ,Ohsrlestown, NH,
Springfield, Claremont, NH,
Windsor, woodsteck, North
field, Montpelier, ,Bethel,w.B.
June. towns on West VI. R.R. 400 9:l5
Keene, N. H., 1918 2:46 100
STAGE NAILS. and 5:l5
W. Bratteboro, 1O:jO 4:OO $3.50
Townshend williamsville Fay
etteville and Jamaica, 400 $3.50
wardsboro (cose Tu., Tn. Sat-,
open Mon, Wed. Fri,) 400 $3.50
Dover, Tu., Th Sat-, 400 $3.50
Bennington way, 400 800
North Adams way, 400 $3.50
Chesterfield O. Factory, Mon,
Wed. & Fri, LAS $3.50
California, overland, daily, 2:45 5:l5
Foreign mails close 2l5 rM day previous to sailing Of
steamer from New York
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With Border, al Old English, 800
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Marke

NEW YORK, July u oon.-Stocks very weak.
Money, sos per cent. Sterling Exchangc-Long,
log short, ll0s. Gold, llIs. 5-20's, 100, 1ll5.
Tennessee C's-EH-coupons, esq; new, GiE. Vir-
ginia G'S-Ex-coupors. $50 new, &C. Louisiana G's,
old, "a; Levce 6's, 7f3 SIS, 30. Alabama S's, GOT /;
SIS, II. Georgia 6's, IS; Tvs, OPT. North Carolina
GS So: new, 3G!. South Carolina 6'S, $50 new, sol.
Ecening.-Moncy, 205 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change, %lo9s6plIo. Gold, 1lIS@lll.. Governments
closed very weak. Southern Securities generally
unchanged.
Night.-M Money easy. Sterling Exchange quiet
and steady. Gold during the forenoon advanced
to ll:h under European adyiccs, and afterwards
declined TO lllsG0llli, ut which point the market
was steady; during the afternoon 1t became
heavy, and closed weak at 1llt@QlllS. Govern
ments--G's, 81; coupons, lH3; 'd2's, ll13 'e:s,
lllf 1858. lllh; new, no {; '67's, ll0a Io-i0's, 1888.
Southern Securities In the forenoon were weaker
In North Carolinas and tirmer in TennesSecs, with
nearly all the business in these two Issues. In tile
afternoon they were strong In Tcnnessees and
weaker In North Carolinas. The others we're ge-
ncrally unchanged and closed dun. Tennessee
GS, Gs3 new, G5. Virginia B's, CT; new, rs. Lon
lam and Lcvce G's, 72l; SIS, 90. Georgia G's, Is:
-, o.. North Carolina 6's, 5a!; new, SO. Ala
hama SIS, y9t. South Carolina G's, new, 7?3.
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domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRApnl.

NEW YORK, July 7-N0on.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dull and 4 shade lower; Corn
frmcr and quiet. Pork dull and mich Lao
dull and steady. Cotton quiet and steady at 5pW
a0Ic. sales. 500 bales. Naval stores dull aud
dropping. Frcights nominal.
,, Ene" =. g:05 sSse, for qn'e m,d nmn arm Fl sals. lSs
s:cldy western, s5@1oc. lower; superiine stat
$4.750S5.1o; southern common to fair EXTRA,
81. 43 :; winter red and amber western, $i.aodDSl.4s:
Corn 8 shade .irmcr; new mixed We3teIn. Voc veg
SLOT. Beef quiet new plain mess, sligSlS; new
extra mess, SlGQ1Hl8. FORK a shade irlner; new
mess, $50. IS. Lard unchanged. Whiskey heavy
ut Csc. QG$l. Groceries active and steady: Navai
Stores quiet. Tallow quiet ut at09&c. Frelghts
stcadier.
BALTIMORE, July 7.--Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat QUILL and lower with receipts or new In
crossing new white, &L5o@S1:7 70. Corn trregu-
lar white. 81 90: yellow, si2s1Si rs; Oats dull
l7s. Whiskey, 99c; @$l.t r
BALTIMORE, July 7.-Beef-oferings Today
about 1926 head market was active at an advance
us to quality; stock sheep: SL.5o@Ss5o per mead
considesadbgI All, and The market tc. better, selling at
l23@l3c., rs to quality. III,
CINCINNATI, July Flour lrmer;. Family,
S5. 5c6Df5 IS. Corn firm at sG6Qs3c., with q ign!
supply, Whiskey dull st oc@s7c. Pork dull ut
$50. Lard neglected at lGc.
NORFOLK. July 7.-Cotton dull; low middlincs,
l5rC.s SALTS. ~ DhiGS lCISiltSt W. 'sA~o ~"
coastwisc, III bales !; stock, 1905 bales.
July 7.-Cotton steady at isis.
sales, 80 bales receipts, 70 bales, stock, a,4'
bslC3.
July 7.--Cotton opened with q fa1l
demand and light offerings at l7tAa7ic., but close
quiet and heavy; sales, go baies receip's' >
bales.
July 7.-Cotton I'm moderate de
mand at lStc.; sales, 100 bales receipts, aGs bales
stock, IL, 5l7 bales.
Mop1L Z, July 7.--Cotton quiet and f,m; low
mldnlings, 1stc {; sales, go bales ; receipts' ~
bales stock, Is, OPS bales. !
| NEW ORLEANS, July 7.-Cotton quiet and hrn
1 Mt lSiMl0c. {: sales, /, 100 bales receipts, los bales
| Eyports-To Bremen, $50 bales HaVre, 3,os
| b,les. Stock, 90, 557 bales. Sugar scarce ana urn
| prime, 1lSM12c. MolasseS firm lcrmchtlhg, avg
| soc.
| Gold, Ill. New York sight, par.
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HaIs.--In store 5ff1sac.
oats.-5Baled soc; ssI 81 hundrod.
p48.-.Lfnaesd SLl299st.l 10 ; machine 416asf. rs:
d ssasas' best ss.a sslad, sd ia;a CASTOR tor j. ss ! esi,o sz :y, 9
siP1l e%td 1asgleai,9ss s ssa Bss g psr s1;sne,,
PissssS:@@EEag@p, seas. as.;' sroa md s ssss ! S; ss +
Peppsr.-S5@3sc.
and xSg minIn ; y stlng, g g g keg OF rs Es. b.astins
Rags..alxed Cotton, .4@sc.; white, ss@oc. /;
RoDe..Ianilla, hest, .saasc.
REe.-Sl9SI.0 5 for good TO prine.
Rtce.Glarolina 9s@ldc.
Stest;.Naylor,s cast steel, ls@1sic. 81 H.: Eng.
li n,a,, 6listss g rsc. y d.; Americas blistercd.
sau.-LivcrpooL. from wharf, se.2s IL sack for
Worthingt9n and Mttrshall-ln store, s2.lo ground
Shot.-Northefrn, as.s5 n bag OF IS Bs.
SudGr.-Market i!rn, but not active. Cut Loaf,
1s k.;, f GTpsae sas, l1'a fsis:: ;x po~ ae,@ l.i ms9l5s;
bic; yellow, 1.teaicc.; yellow, islGl:se. :
S-eda.nsai.. s,@4c., in kegs English soda, SIC.
$snaea Reot.-ssasoc.
Soap.ICommon, s9sc. bes, washing, rl@r1.c. +;
Spirits TuT1.ntine.-5hc
Nases. Whisky Darrei timber, green, sso@ss
g 900 seasoned. S25@$so Y LOCO Flour barrel
head hoops, si0@S5o o j, 900 red oak hogshead
slaves, S250s3o b l,0l0 for seasoned; whiskey
barrel, hickory. hoop, Sle, so 3s9 L, 900.
SnmGc.-S1.. 5G0St.5 m 100 lbs.
T1r.-$e. SOFA 52.7 IS u barrel.
Tens.-Blaek, 75c. M*l.4a-the last a prime artt-
Gle imperial, 81. 25gsl.75 gunpowder, $L5o0s2.
T1itoD.--lOt@1lc.
Wnegar.-Cidcr a7.@i5c. manufactured, CSC. g
gallon.
Whent.-Sce Corn Exchange report.
WIiskey.-Common proof, si.e56sl.,5; pure
rye, 1904; J. Cromwell's extra Eagle, $3.50 j
GromwcIl's pineapple, -: IL. A. Stuart's Rock.
bridge, 70; Hanger & Co., ~; hoiner's, $s.25
L. Hanger. 81.
Wine.-POrt, common, RI. 75Gi2; good, &c: so@
81; Sherry, common, L?S9ss g0@i: q.
WooI.-Unwashed, 23@.sc. washed, 35@!oc.
bury wool, SC. less.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
No change since our last report.
Petersburg Markets.

July G.-Business generally quiet. Cotton dlll
unGer udyices from abroad. Wheat arriving more
freely. We not Il sale yesterday OF Cwo huiIu' 60
bushels OF white-not strictly prime-at 81 oO.
Corn is In great demand.
COtt0n.-Marke dali, with hut little moderate
dem 4nd. We quote le@lac. for common 10 hr't.
Tobacco Tobacco rules active for AL dcslra'le
grades in good condition. The receipts are no"
quite light and the stock in the warehouses tor IN
s%Deciion very small. We quote Tugs Ut s7.aU 70
5s, SO for common !; fair to good, % To SlO.5o 1ire.
glI to SI2 short leaf, 1850 to I'll Ecilunl. siI 90
10 Sl2.5 D.: fair to very good. $l3.5O to SIS. Inc
offerings Of fancy coal-cured have been small and
would Command high prices If here. we quote
the range st 25c. to 81
Whedt.-Wheat Is coming in a little more freely
Int We have no change TO make in our quotations;
Our milicrs are now ready TO operate. Prime re"
will likely command fl. 40 and prime whites l.5V'
COrn.-In demand at III. 25Mbl.2s.
O1fs.-Noue IN market n0minally 13c.
Hour.-Msrket sLrOng; high grades virginia
family. 81. 756NSS; Virginia extras, ~SG.75GS7::9
Virginia supertine %(scarce). II. 7s0SG.95 virginia
fine VERY scarcel, 1928; Baltimore lnspectnn,
family. $7@S $50; extra, $G@S6.25; super1ne,
SIS. 5O0$8; fine, S5Ggf5.?6. .
Peanuts. Market better we quote prime ~
strictly prime at 81. 25MSl.5o; fancy, VI 7oMS:
Seed nearly out Of date, with but few In market,
and held at 81 .S00fa. .
Lire Cdttle.-No. smooth, Glc., gross; good,
5G15Sc. ; common, 3M3ic.
Peds.-St0ck, meme in market and much wanted
blacke,e, prime, So. 5O@$2 anu quota
lions nominal. ,r,
northern,
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Mr.. Cook, OF Illinois, then made a speech
In support OF the majority report, and made
about the same argument as shat Of MIR.
Bingham,
Mr. Kerr, OF Indiana, q member Of the Jul
dietary Committee, made q strong speech on
the side Of the minority, and said he wanted
the House to understand that it has not 4
s~cintilla of jurisdiction in this case. The
offence was not committed within sight OF
this House, nor in the District of Columbia.
Standardization belongs TO this body rs well
ss other bodies. Pat. Woods committed an
offc,cc against the laws Of the state OF Viz
ciuia. and 10 evidence could be ound TO
instiEy the assertion that Pat. Woods az
saultcd Porter rs a member of Congress. 1t
j. in evidence that three years ago Porter
made speech in Richmond in which he said
negroes were better capable Of using their
rights rs citizens than the low Dutch and
Irish, and Pat. Woods said he would whip
Porter for this.
In answer to Sofne question put to him
by Mr.. Woodward, of PENNSYLVANIA, Dir.
Kerr said that il he left his room to come to
this House, and should go to the Treasury
or stop i'll n heer-saloon or ON other dis
reputable place, and should be then and
there assaulted, that that assault would not
be against the House, but against him as a
'tIiLIh asid ! oiISI Wis NIihlIl2 dbOub taS
streets OF Richmond, and was not coming
to this House. This was 4 mere bodily,
personal assault, although q grossly unjust
n !; but to keep Woods in confinement
until the expiration OF this session would
be an outrage.
At this juncture an adjournment was
proposed and carried. and the matter comes
up tomorrow as unfinished business.
Durin" the whole proceedings Porter sat
crouchcd in u chair in the front row to the
left OF the Speaker twisting pieces of paper
and looking Slecpish and cowardly, while
the culprit Woods) sat laughing heartily,
and enjoying the fun accustomed by Mr..
CoX's ftcctious remarks. WALLACE.
NEW PATENTs.-Hay and cotton press, to
Charles j. Bcasley, Petersburg. Va; cir
cult changer, to Watkins l.. Burton, Rich.
mOnd. Va.
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ENGLISH CONVERSATIONAL UsAGAS In
England, letters there arc posted. not
mailed j; periodicals are taken in, not aIch;
4 friend on q visit stops, but does not stay;
you order something to be fetched, not
brought you ride on horseback only, never
in q carriage ; foremost men are clever, not
smart q high wind is a storm, not 4 utl Of
rain !; meadows are uplands. never foYs or
swamps cooked meat may be undI-done,
never rare. Lady-day, midsummer day,
Michaelmas, and Christmas, are the times
when all quarterly rents are due, never
March 31st, June Goth, September 30th,
and December 31st it is the rental OF a
house you pay, not the rent autumn is
the late season Of the year, not fall hedges,
shrubs, and trees, are quick, not alive and
you ask that two or moro things may bo
done at once (at one time), and not Tlecessa:
rily instantly. Cocks and hens, rams and
ewes, bulls and cows, stations, mares, and
gcldings, jacks and ~jennies, bucks and r0es,
dogs and sluts, still retain their Saxon
names, and it is ut no time offensive to use
them. And women Of good blood and gem
tie breeding, In common with the other Eek,
have ankles and calves, knees and legs, and
do not blush to speak of them.-LiPpin-
COTS Magazine.
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COMMERCIAL.
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Grain and Flour MsrkefS.
CORN AND FLOUR ExcaAHsE,S
RICHMOND. VA, July Z, R7o.
OFFERINGS.
H1sat.-Whitc. none. Red, 4ao bushels new.
C9rn:-.Nhitc, 47s bushels. yellow, noie' auAeo,
Oats.-37s bushels.
Rye.-50 buelels, !.
Thent.-Rcd, 102 bushels very good new on prt-
yate terms.
Corn.-Whitc. SO bushels damaged ut Fl. Is.
Odts.-1ei bushels good ut 60c I; so bushels prime
at Gle.
Rve.-5O bushels prime atSl.o5.
nE-ExHrBITED.
Wheat. Red, $50 bushels.
C0rn.-Whlte, 15s bushels.
REMARKS.
There has been but little new wheat sold yet;
the mIllers don't seem anxious TO buy just now,
and there Is on 'Chan2e n party ready to buy Tor
shipmeu vet The views Of buyers anu sellers are
so far apart that little Is being done. Corn ana
Oats are quite dull. .i..4- :,
We advise our farmers tn clean their wheat wei
before sending IL ia marke', to SIC that II Is not
sent in In danp condition, aad to be particular III
making their lots uniform In sample,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
. JULY 5.-The market for Flour is UNCHANGED
since our last report. Wheatis dull ana declining =;
offerings OF 4G bushels red with sales reporter NJ
81. 80. Corn is Inactive offerings OIL $50 Dushe's
mixed with sales ut sI.c84l IL. IL. Rye Is bfm )
small offerings with sales ut los. Oats are I'M
changed sales OF. 1913 bushels at 5sFg6Oc.
SAVANNAH, GA.
JULY 2. $780, Grdin.-Corn In moderate de-
maud !; we Qnote prime white at SLdO0n l.9st from
store. St. 37I1Sl. 40 from wharf; yellow, Sl.333 from
wharf, $I.3j from store. Oats active atSO1ooc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-08

JULY s.--Dried. pared, a b.. 4W5c.
Brupdy..- pple, % gallon, IL. 25@g $3.50.
Bacon.-Hoe-rouId, % b., lMl7ic.
Beef Slaughtered, q b., GGloc.
Bufter.-Nos. l, 2. and 3, 2oWl5@lOc.
BeestDur.- T} b.. S0GD3lc.
Corn.-White, $l:lc@sl:Ia - bushel Of So IDS. +;
corn Meal. 81. i51Si.2 20 ~ bushcl OF Sc fbs.
Eggs Fresh, lS@2oc. a. Gozsn; o.
"a ~. rs family, S7@ST.5o.
EsaHers.-Liyc goose. GO@65c. flh-
Huy.-BaIcd. $lMSl.25 n 100 Hs.
Oafs.-5505Sc. qTi bu.heI of 80 lbs.
P0taioes.-Irisb, 4o@5oc. 81 bushel Of co d.;
sweet, $2@ba
TaLlolo. lie. Tlb
Timot1y Seed."-al@$i.5 so a. husrel OF As lbs.
WAeot.2Whlte, Si.a5@$l.a5 TFbusliel OF 90 b5.;
red. 81. iO@Sl.20 o,o
HiIisIIey.--rectiGcd, sL2o@sl.e5 "a gallon ; pure
Virginia Mountain rye, S2GQx3.5o.