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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

ANOTHER copy Of the Home Diary,
of Madison is received, and among the
things to be noticed in it we dud the fol.
lowing:
Messrs BESYErr TgAspiLg are the publishers On
the Mineral Point TRIBUNE the paper with which Mrl
Bliss was so long connected. Remaining day at
the Point we made cal according the statute
"in such case made and provided and formed the
acquaintance Of the pub ishers BY the way, She
TRIBUNE in publishing kind nJtce Of our llftle
paper gives the senior the title by Legislators
and other dignatiries. We mgst assure our friends
nat not entitled to This distinction even by
brry&. Whether we have deserved the title we will
not asy,but II ever II comes; it will come unsoughi.
The hBUyE Is a forty colurn sheet, well printed,
anawe should judge well supported. succeSs,to to
the proprictOrs.
We must insist that Mr. WELoH, the
"senor" referred to in the above extract
is fully entitled te the handle "Hon,' which
we affixed 10 his name but especially since.
learning that he las never been mem,
Der of Congress, the State Legislature or
County Board of Supervisors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
MOSES, IN. STRONG,

| AS resunedthe practice OF Dsw aEd'wll attend
the sessinnscf The CacuC Court in tf'e Counties
81 Iowa la Fayette, Gtalt, Crawford and Eichland!
Oice at his residence nMineal' ptiht. xx-36,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

WINES aud liquors for medicinal
purposes only, warranted to be as repre-
seated, at j. II. ViyhNs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

A FULL assortment Of all grade.
of carpets can be had at DELLEG's Carpet
Emporium,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wp3 n, HENRY.

DANKER, ATTORNEY AT EaW AND LAND
II AGENT, Mineral Point Wis Makes collections
a. Bank Rates; buys and sells lands on commission;
aeys taxes perect titles, aud attends 20 All matters
pc,laujnG to Real Estate in all parts Of Wisconsin -
s.Ils sight drafts on New York. and on other csiss
and on Europe 39-g
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
MINERAL fOlNE NlSONS THURSDAY MORNING JULY

Ribbons. velvetS, and the finest
silksat reduced prices at DubER's Emporium
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

4 TT0RNET' AND COuSSfEIOR AT LAW, No.
n tary Public, Dodgeyille, Wisconsin. Ohlrs in
ne CHRONICLE office. xxi-l4,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
Il. II. WEBER,

4 TT0GNEY AND C0UNS ELLORAT LAW. Office
II IN East Front Room (rst 1oor) Of The City Hall,
1,neral Point, Wisconsin. xXI-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

PEaFUMERY in large variety and
the best quality at J. H. NuuANs,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

PAINTS, oils, varnishes, putty,glass,
etc, full stock at J, II. VIvfANs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

CALVERT sFsNssrr.
"a. NJ. GOTIIREN,,
-oFFicE WIN

-oFFiCE WITH -
e SPENS TTY-
yAw AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Mineral Point,
ii Wis. Office over Post Office. so
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

CLOSING 0tr SALE. -On and after
this date viii sell AZ first cost my stock
of straw goods.
r DrffFp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
! H0RJR MULXk.
REESE. Gao
REESE & RfTgehS,

A TT0RNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT Law,
a DodgeUIle, Wis. Attend to collections aud prac.
wee IN all The Courts OF this State, xxi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

Marble for table tops, stands, burear.
lnantel pieces, &c, &c, Supplied on short
iotice at the Marble shop Of Shepard 4
Bush, Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
j. IL, lOFFETT, NJ. ID.

DHYSiClAN AND SURGEON. Once In Morettsi
l. Drug Store, High street, Mineral Point. xxl-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

LAMPS, lamps.dxtnrcs, and kero.
sene plenty at j. Ii, vlvIAS's..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

f'oR pure drugs aEa medicines 20
to j. IL. Y!rlAas..
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The Fenian Raid.

ST. ALBANs, VIZ, May 31.-J. Boyle
VReilly, of the Boston Pilot, reporter,
who was said to be one of General O'NeiPs
officers, was to-day brought before United
States Commissioner Rand for completely
in the Fenian raid. There being no evil
dence against him, he was discharged.
The remains of Rome, who was killed in
the Richards farm fight, were disinterred
to-day by consent Of the Canadians and for
warded to Burlington, Vermont, where his
mother resides.
The body of O'Brien, killed in the same
er,9a"ement, has also been forwarded to his
General DonnelIy was removed from
Franklin to st. Alban' this afternoon. He
is under arrest at the Weldon House.
Thomas Murphy, who was captured by the
Canadians, is now in the Sweetsburgh jail,
and will. it is thought, be set at liberty at
an early day, as no arms nor papers were
found on his person.
The thermometer here is $50 in the shade.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 81 Colonel Levc-
rich has been authorized by Governor Hoff-
man to go to Malone and transport home
all strangers in and about that place. Hon.
William NJ. Tweed advances the money to
Lcverich to send all home to New. York
who belong there.
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/ a FAnIzs or EgSE FEnsoss PasMsrrA.
TED Fs0M a HraH EEsPs.--On Thursday af.
ternoon, Mr. William Randall, or Tayfors-
vile, Spencer county, left his home with
his family, composed or his wife and three
children, In q email spring wagon, with the
intention Of visiting bis brother-in-la Mr..
John Cooper, who lives about ten miles
from Taylorsyille. When about five fniIds
from the house, and at place where the
road, which is very narrow, passes over /,
high clitf on the banks Of Salt river, he Mt
tempted to make short turn in order to
keep further from the edge of the cliff.
Just as be drew up the lines and was about
to pun to the right the horse became fright
ened and suddenly backed the wagon over
the cliff. The wife and all the children are
badly hurt, and Mr.. Randall Is fatally ii,-
jnred, and when our informant left his life
was despaircd of. The horse was killed in
stant!y, and the wagon was complete
wreck.
Mr. Randall Is highly respected gentle
man, and the whole community of Taylors-
vile were shocked when the news of his
misfortune reached them.-Louisuille Coss-
'1cr-Journdl, Mdy %.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELReRAPH1.


NEW YORK., May -Noon.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn dun and heavy. Pork
qnstet at $ a. Lard quiet sc Cotton m
for common and strained. Freichts Arm - :
lands s ptsns heavy SAILS Loo bales up
srn SC. lower; STATE, s4.soGDs5.7o: Ohio IS. loo
90 western, "a soMse.ss; southern dnll at $s.Go@
T 5,so what W, heavy and l@:c. lower. Corn IL.
changed. Lard he IVY kettle, 1ea8leic. Whiskt y
steady steady Rice firm Carolina, 7sas.c. Sugar very
S Mtv,s s and firm Coffee firm: Molasses dull
aninf el@se No puseh standard S fsc. 1 ts-
low steady 1t si6slc. w. e' - 'n' : a.
W heat dull; Maryland, Sl.4o@t1.5o; Pennsylva-
MIA, 81 IS western, sl.25QSl.S0. White Corn firm
g. ysIlHw dull r at Rye
Whiskey hrmer at $l.os@si 90. A" t''
CINCINNATI, May a1.--Corn declining at ssh
9uc. Whiskey irregular ut 81 o36lkI. o. ProyI.
sfons dull and nominal. Mess Pork, $2s. Jo0$20 is
LOUISVILLE, May 3l..Corn unchanged. Pre-
49,; sides, l7@ll7ic. Lard, tic. Whiskcy, ST. 0,
SLOT. *-'''
ST. LOUIS, May 81 Corn firm mixed In bulk
72c. white and yellow, 90c.; mixed. In sacks, S5G
&c.; good to prime white, &l@l$l.O3 choice, 81 Of
@$l07. Provisions quiet; Mess Pork. $50 IA
con--Shoulders, 13sc. clear sides, 1876. Lard dl,
and nominal.
NORFOLK, Nav ELECTION nominalIy ur
changed: low middlings. eO612Olc.; sales, 40 balcs
receipts, las bales. Exports-COastwise, l43 bales
stock, 1916 bales.
CHARLESTON, May al.-Cotton dull at el,c.
sales, so bales; receipts, 1853 bales stock, 9,Ol
bales.
AUGUSTA. May 31.-Cotton dull and price
easier AT 2ti@2lc.; sales, 1t6 bales receipts, 6
bales.
SAVANNAH, May 3t.-Cotton irregular at 2ltc.
sales, 300 bales; receipts 236 bales exports t
Great Britain, 2,s4s bales; stock, ISIS bales.
MOBILE, May 31.-Cotton dull and irregular a
2lc. sales, $50 bales receipts 10 bales. Ex
borJs To Boston, 500 bales; New Orleans, 30
sales. Stock, 3!,6I2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3l.-Gold, 11di Nc,
York sight, per cent. premium.
Cotton dull and lower at 2ls@D22c. sales, !, 30
bales; receipts, 2, 060 bales. EXpOrts-TO Liver
p,ul 1880 bales; Vera Cruz, 29l bales. Stock ITO
t0l bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

ATHRILLINa SCENE IN THE BowERy THE
ATRg.--About hslf-past IL o'clock A. M. on
Saturday scene occurred in the Bowery
Theatre that for q time created great en-
element and promised to have fatal end.
ing. Miss Minnie Wells entered q cage
containing two Puma lions, and while per-
forming with them one Of the animals sud-
denly sprung upon her, throwing her down
and fastening his teeth in her throat and
shoulder. The most intense excitement
Immediately prevailed. The stage attend
ants, with iron bars, soon compelled the
animal to release his hold, and the per-
former was taken from the cage in faint
ing condition. A surgeon was summoned,
who pronounced her wounds severe but
not dangerous. Her face, neck, and shout
der, were severely bitten and laccrated by
the teeth and claws of the animal.-Ne,o
York Tribune. ... g."
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Southern Presbyterian General
Assembly. /,

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 3l-The Presbyte
rian General Assembly has adopted pas
toral letter declaring the obstructions pre-
venting fellowship with the northern
churches were not created by the southern
churches, aud that they could not allow the
southern church to be placed In false DO
sition. The Assembly djourned to meet at
Huntsville, Ala. 81
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 81s-The proceed.
lngs OF the Southern General Assembly yes
terday were mainly coafned to receiving re.
ports OF committees on bills and oyertures.
. In response to an inquiry whether mem.
bcrs OF the Campbellite Church wishing to
had been baptized in the name of the HOLY
Trinity, should invariably be re-baptized.
the committee recommended that thew be
re-baptized.- The report of the committee
WAS adanted. -. - - -.
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.
View York stock and MONEY mnrk,

MoW York Stock and Money MnrkeS.
new YORK, May 3i-.M ,on.- Stocks general,
9aIs. Money essysat per cent, Sterling Tx
ehsnge-+LonEs 1905 short, ,los Cold li4s. Five
swenuea, ga, M. Tennessee SIS = Ex-coupona
es new, Sa. Virginia rs-fx- coupons, sss :ncw
'eas. Louisiana s's-oId, 7ea new. "a. Lc7ee ga
1ss s's %. Aiabama gs, Ioi; 5,a,f ~. Georpfa
~ =. North Carolina s's, - new, sss. souss
Carolina a's, % new, So. =, " 81 :
hsen,ng.- Money, s69s per cent. Sterling, 100,
eaIoai. Gold, liai, Governnenta atea,iy. sonth.
ern Securities firm; Tennessee e's, ela new. s7l.
1,'0nt'-Wal street was generally dali this az.
.esnoen. money was easy at se9s per cent on call,
anu ee07 per cent. for prlm, discounts. Sterling
exchange qnict and firm. The leading bankers
ASK 1921, but sales were nadgat 1901. Gold steady
70 Tue close The latest transactions being at iIas
Governments quiet and steady. s-eo's, ,ec, 1les;
,ers, lilt; ISIS, AT new 1Isa; CTS and es's,
h't. lo'do's, 1osi. Southern Securities firm yir-
ginia 6's, 90. Louisiana as 7ss. Lcvee s,s, 75I.
Georgia o's, So. North Carolina ss, 4sa; new, Is,
The sub-Tressury balance is ssa, 52o, 900, inclu-
ding se.7l 900 in currency. Esfl
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French CabIe-New York Elevated
! RaiIway-Emmiera

New YORK, May 3l.--The break in the
French cable is about two hundred and
ninety-fve miles east of the Massachusetts
coast. The office has been moved to the
Western Union office in New Y ork city, and
the competition between the two lines
ended.
The elevated railway has successfully car
ried over the entire length Of the road car
weighing $4,000 pounds. It will be opened
to the public this week.
The steamships Colorado and City OF
Brooklyn, which arrived to-day, brought
2, 1917 emigrants.
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FINANCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
DAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPAN

THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
is completed and running from RICHMOND,
VA, to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, lin WEST VIRGINIA, 227 miles. 1t is
being rapidly extended to the Ohio river, 200 miles
rur,h r. making In all At miles.
III its progress westward 1t penetratcs and opens
up To market the wonderful COAL DEPOSITS OF
| the Kanawha region In West Virginia. And thus
brings the superior and abundant Goals of that
section into communication with the IRON ORES
of Virginia, and Ohio, and the Western, South
western. and Eastern markets.
When completed it will connect the SUpE-
RlOH iIAEBuR FACILITIES OF TIE Giles
APEAkE BAY with reliable navigation on The
Ohio river, md thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM
OF RAILROAD AND WATER TRANSPORT
ALTON OF THE GREAT WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
twill make SHORT, EASY, CHEAP, AND
FAVORABLE ROUTE from the WEST 10 the
SEA, aud will command LARGE SHARE OF
TUE ENORMOUS FREIEHrS seeking trans
rortation to tho coast.
twill thus become ono of the most IMPORT
Asst and PROFITABLE EAST and WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILROAD In The coun-
try, and command 4 trade OF immense value.
| The completed portion of The road Is doing
| rROFITABLEANDI INCREASING BUSINESS
and is fully equal in value to the whole amount OF
the mortgage upon the entire lIne-(sl5 600, coo).
! The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
| Company, hciug q FIRST MORTGAGE UPON
| TIE ENTIRE LINE, PROPERTY AND
EQUIPMENTS, WORTH WHEN COMPLETED
AT LEAST &aO, 900, coo, Is therefore one of the
| NEST substantial conservative, and reliable
railroad loans ever offered In The market, and Is
peculiarly adal aed to the wants Of
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
who desire to make their investments with the
lmost satisfactory assurance of POSITIVE AND
UNDoUBTED SECURITY.
| Tho Bonds are IN denominations of
| $1,000, $500, and 500,
and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
| lntcTtsis Gin Stbt' pSi phh L
LIST and NOVEMBER LIST.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD In The
CITY Of NEW YORK.
| Price NINETY and accrued interest In CUR
EENCY, at which price they pay nearly seven per
| cent. in GOLD on their COST
All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt
| In at the Stock Exchange received In exchange a;
their full market value, and Bonds sent to al parts
| of the country free of Express charges.
They can be obtained by ordering direct from
us, or through any responsible Bank or Banker In
any part of the country.
FISK u HATCH, BANKERS,
NO. NASSAU STREET, .s
NEW YORK.
Maps pamphlets, and fun information, fur hised
upon application i'll person or by mail.
DAVENPORT Il CO., STICK BROKERS,
No. lIo4 Main street.
r. Fl. MAURY & CO.,
Nc. 1914 Main street, Richmond,
Agents for sale of Bonds III Virginia.
(ap2o- F, NJ, &Th1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

1t Is said to be not uncommon practice
among miilers to mend their broken or
worn-out stones BY pouring molten lead
into the creviccs. From this cause the -four
aftcrward ground is always more or less i'm
pregnated with minute particles of lead,
which is one Of the worst poisons. A COM
petent authority states that an artificial
stone, which would subserve the purpose
much better without any such objection,
may be made of silicate of soda and chloride
of calcium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01
Victor Hago's nest novel is TO have old

Victor Htgo's nest novel is to have old
john Brown for It's hero.. 49,.
A tresnendeus lire swsgt over = vast tsse'
OF weeds near Fort WilliaIa, j sf Thunder
Bay, Canada, Nay 18th, PSI. -
Al iassndiasy Sire st Msnkats, inn. q
Supdsy. destroyed psDrefty WofEa g4z,vVv
Willard 4 Barnes. sawysrs ,Hatle groesri
Cooley b Root, grncers Esd sharh erf, or,
goods; were the principal iOsers,
A few days ago.s d singular instance o.
motheriy love was hf0tfGbE pHder the notice
Of fhe sheaie,s England nlaSistrates, 1te
rt,si,,sr pt q lad who ste9d shataEh with
&ss u sstssFsi
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Country Negroes Travelling TO anu
from Richmond.

Living immediately on the canal, short
di.tgnce above the city, noticed during
rrnis;yntion number OF negroes daily pass
inc alan- the tow-path in the direction of
Ti,hmnnd. Since the clcction.l have seen
IN, SANE parties passing up. ~ If they were
~, their way home. Having been living at
nj. ,lacc for some time. know this TO he
the r,,c whenever an election comes off in
RICHMOND. Again : know of negroes who
haze registered and voted ut the late cleo
ion in your city who live with their iami-
lies in Fiuvanna, Gooch|and, Powhatan,
and Cumberland counties. This can be
rroycn. Have We no law on the subject
If 80. please let us know the penalty.
N.y 10 1910 CONSERVATIVE
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RALsI8H, N. G., May 81 e-On "wednesday
morning last three men went. TO this house
OF Daniel and Nell Mel eo1, two brothers,
Irving In Cumberland county and murdered
both OF them also badly Wounding the
wife, daughter, and son, OF Neil Mcleod.
The murdered men were Democrats, peace
able citizens, and were highly respected by
their ncighbors.
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RAILROAD Accumulated rofk, May
8o.-As the 40 A. Nj. passenger train from
Newark, OF the Newark aud New YORK
railroad, had crossed Hackensack bridge'1t
struck a half-turned switch and was thrown
from the track and badly wrecked. William
Curtiss, engineer, and Charles Stiles, fire
fiiah, were BADLY injured internally. Two
passengers, Mrs. skegan and IL little girl,
name unknown, were slightly injured. e
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FATAL DIsT1LLERY Cincira-
nat. May S0.--The still belonging to the dis
tillery ofPeter Schawb, at Hamilton, Ohio,
exploded this morning, killing MIR. Kline,
car-runner, and August Frederick, mash
hand. The still was outside the building,
and was blown to fragments. A hole was
broken in the wall, the mash-tub destroyed
and its contents scattered on the floor. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

They are to have contested elections in
Alexandria, the RAIDS not being satisfied as
to the correctness Of the returns. .
Commencement exercises of the Wes-
leyan Female Institute, Staunton, Va, will
occur as follows Sunday the 10th Of June,
II o'clock A. b., commencement sermon
by Bishop 4. III. Marvin, ID. D., of ST. Louis.
Missouri. Monday the 10Th, O'Clock Z.
NJ, address before the Lee and Jackson
Literary Society by Rev. j. A. Proctor, OF
Richmond, Va. Tuesday the 2lst, II O'Clock
A. NJ, address before the Young Ladies
Christian Association by Rev. Samuel Ro-
gers, of Baltimore. Tuesday (sane day., s
O'Clock P. NJ, annual concert Vocal and
instlumentaD by the music class, conducted
by Professor Julius Schneider. Wednes-
day, Ii O'Clock A. NJ, annual meeting Of
the Board of Trustees, by call of Kew. Il. f.
Busey, president OF the Board. Thursday
June the I'D, s o'clock p. NJ, commence
ment exercises. .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

EVICTION pAy:-Thc election for munici.
- ntf;rcrs of Stsunton resulted in the cleo.
t bon Of the ticket nominated at tho primary
Titan a;"" ON las; Tuesday. The day wasa very
dd.ssrccabc one. as there was a constant
C,,I,,a oC rain. The contest between the
=. INDEPENDENT and "ConScrvativc" tick.
ct, WAS spirited and brought out almost the
on,irr registered vote of both wards: Mr.
Trnnt's majority for Mayor is Is. The cry
nr L" Radical" >wamped the "lndepen-
,,crt - Stnp7tOn Spectator.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,,a,over Counsy-Henry Tewnsh

u.uoxcr Counsy-IEcnry TOWNSHIP
Spermsor.-Ralph Il. Horne
CIrrE.-Iamcs d. Ward.
cnIcr,or.--William N. Parsley. !
s"Ssc<sor.-William f. Normcnt. 49,.
1n,,,n,ss,onc,. of Roods.-N. W. Wicker
sV%0"g,isIr0tes.-Thrce years. $. G. Tins'eyj;
,,r MI Tr,rs pr. w. II. S. Brockcnbrough
,mr YEAR, Thaddcus Foster.
'' rroan<tohlcS.-Thrcc years, William Pub
,or 1--WE Two wears, ". l.. Tallcy; one year,
% ',, Of Pcor.-Srot>ford i.iggon. !
Nearly 6O0 Conservative majority.
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A HAY arsaw.sto,rrna,

VIRGINIA CRY, NEVADA, May 81 -Three
inches Of snow fell yesterday, and IL is
freezing and showing to-dsy. e 81,
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Financial and Commercial,
Grain and Flour Market
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, .
RICHMOND. VA, May 81, 1870.

CUHN ~
RICHMOND. VA, May 81, ls7e. /
OFFERINGS. :
Wheut.-W hite, none. Red III bushels. /
,Corn.-White, az bushels. Yellow, q bushels
Mixed 46o bushels. >, sss :
0Rs.-500 bushels. :
Rye.-sNone. -
SALES. t.
hedt.-Red, 70 bushels very good at Sl.25
90 90 bunte els very good at $l.275 as bushels nj
C3rn--Whlte, 20 bushels prime at S1.e0; 40
bushels slightly damaged at 81 Is total 1850 BUSH
els. Yellow, none. Mixed, none. $3.50
OATS 100 bushels at 6e3c.
RE-ExHBITED.
OGtS.-400 bushels
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Foreign Market-[BY TELEGRApn1.

LONDON. May 81 Moo,a...Consols a43. United
States bonds, SGT. Sugar afoat quiet and steady.
] oNDoN, May 81 Erening.--Consols, eR
United States bonds. SGT. Tallow frmcr at ass.
Sugar firm. Turpcntnc, 5Os. Cd. a ais.
LIVERPOOL, MAY Standardization quiet: mp
lands, 1881 Orleans, I'D: estimated sales, s, 0Ot
bales. shipments from Bombay To May 3Ot, since
last rep ri. d., 900 bales. Corn, o9s. CT. TnG
o. Ciock.-Rcd winter Wheat, 9s. ID. fIos 4d Pork
and Lard dull. Cotton dull and Irregular; ups
lands, l0s@lr;d.; Orleans, l"5Gnlid.; sales TO- oo
bacq. Yarns and Fabrics ~ Manchester heavy.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l-Erening.- Cotiou dull
uplands, lcsapioid orleans. lc5@li1d sales 1000
bales, including 900 for export and speculation.
Red winter Wheat, o.. 81. Naval Stores dull.
Turpentine, e3s. Cd. -. #f'st
PARIS May al.-Boursc opened dull rentes
74s. 75c.
PARIS, May 3l.---Erening.- --Bourse closed dull /;
rentes, TAI. 6oc.
HAvRE, May 81 Cotton opened heavy at 1a5f.
aanaf. .srE
HAvRF, May 3l.-Cotton osencd heavy at l,5f
a1oat.
FRANKFORT, May sl.-United States bonds
opsncd firm ut .5s. .a..
FRANKFORT. May 3l.---United States bonds
closed firm. s4
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emigration, have thrown 81, 600 acres Of
land IN shasta 1alley, ON the. Tine OF the
California railroad, into the market at 30
per acre. .s;sl is:ssi g !. 80
The Reconstruction COMMITTEE had no
quorum to-day. 49, u.
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Deaeh az On Asssesassa Eatess AgsEs.
Hosyos, Ray sis.-A. A. Wallseej Q we'll
known Journalist; and sor soHte years con.
nseted with the Hew York Aksoeiased
Press, died to-day. 81 : 8. q
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Fatal BoiIer Expla. /. I,

COLUMBIA, Pa, May 31.---A boiler explo.
sion this morning scalded several persons,
one Of whom has since died.