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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-01-07

he tried 10 look as if the porridge had
lchoked him, and cleared his voice; but,
after all, the words would not come, SO he
only held her very closely and kissed her
shining hair.
Meanwhile, Elspeth was restless; she
walked about the house with an air OF
strange excitement, pacing hurriedly up
and down the rooms. At length, f1inging
q hood over her head, she cried:
Don't speak to me, or wait for me, but
nut the child to bed and let those sleep who
can. / must speak word to the Town
Council before ever / close my eyes,"
9Poor soul II sighed the husband 4" thy
mothers bit sharp, little one, at times
but she's true as steel. KNEW it would g
hard with her; let her talk as she will
she'll find the deeds done and the term
accepted, and before the sunset to morrow
every wife and child will be safe out o
poor old Weinsberg, and Heaven hell
those who are left You'll have to begiI
new life tomorrow, my son" he said
turning TO Heinrich, who, astounded b,
the sudden turn matters had taken, sa
quiet and open-eyed by the fire, havin!
swallowed the last morsel of supper.
"Thou must care now for mother ant
the little one, and work hard to earn then
a piece of bread. It'll be lucky if poo
fathers head isn't stuck on his own pike
staff"
At this awful representation Heinric
began to cry, and as his sister joine
chorus, the burgher found that he ha
hardly improved matters, and so propose
as q more cheerful suggestion, that the
should all 60 to bed. This the childre
did accordingly, crying Justify for the fir
five minutes when they were laid dowI
and, after the manner of children, forge
ting all their SORROWS in soundest sleep 8
the end of the next ten.
Elspeth was back again before midnight
she found her husband wearied out an
lying asleep by the cold hearth.
"Let him sleep, poor SOUL" she sale
"he'Il be more out of my way, and the
is plenty to be done between this ar
cockcrow. What thou thought l shou
go, didst thou, with bag and baggage, al
q by your leave to the army out yonde
and let these bloodthirsty soldiers wa
over the threshold and fire good tw
dozen arrows into my husband, and n
there to cover him and a woman of n
figure is brave target and shield not
be despised. Bless thee, dear heart r.
and she stopped for moment and in SD
den tenderness pressed her lips on &
tired forehead "please God, well mar
outto-morrow with all our treasures, al
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Domestic Markets-TBY TELEeRApu1.

NEW YORK, June 1s- Noon. Flour loc. better.
Wheat 2@3c. better. Corn lc. better Pork steady
at sso.75. Lard quiet. Cotton dull at 2ls@s2ac.
Epening.-Cotton dull; sales, l, 600 bales mid
llpgs. 2lsc. Flour 10120c better superllne State,
5.5FMs5.75 southern common to fair extra, 90. SO
@s7.e5. Wheat 2@3c better: western red and
WESTERN CSC. @slo3. Pork quiet ut 800. u.s.
Lard steady. Whiskey unchanged. Groceries nc.
tive and firm. Naval Stores quiet. Freights firm.
Tallow steady at 940Stc.
BALTIMORE, June 1e.-Beeves-The offerings
today amounted to- L 500 head :tiie market wis
rather dull with slight decline from the rates OF
last week. The Sheep market Is over supplied and
very dull. Hogs The market fairly supplied, and
prices hardly as good as last week.
sCISCINNATI, June 1s.-Flour and Corn un-
changed. Whiskey unsteady. Provisions nomi-
nally unchanged. 80 t5 4, .'& -
+ ST.. LOUIS, June 1e.-Flour firm. Corn dull
with but little doing. Whsskey duh at Sizes.
NORFOLK June lo.-Cot.on dull andiow mid
1ings, l93c. tasf.s. 7'.' 81
CHARLESTON, June TO- Cotton nat mtddlings
24@22c. 3D. .@@ h'se ~
AUGUSTA, June Ie--Cotton quiet and I'M
changed; middlings, l9@lofc. Heavy rains to-
day. .=.s#..-.". 80: ~ ~ !
SAVANNAH, June ls.-Cotton quiet; middlings,
20ic.; sales, lao bales. sta; i-tEtatz :aiEf,ip
MOBILE, June 16.-Cotton firm and In good de.
lnand; middllngs, lai@20c. 80 a =
NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-Cotton firm and In
fair demand: middlings, sot@2osc. Flour, Us. lys
@a5.75 and 80. Corn lower mixed, Sl.05. Gold,
l1J4.
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Norfolk Markets.

JUNE Is. -Sdles.-- 600 bushels Corn Meal at $3.50
@sI.a5; 600 bushels White Corn Ut $l.1s; %, 900
Il iGch Shingles at 81. so.
Cdstings.-53c. .-..s-.s..t ..r.,g
IL. O60lsl.O s mixed $l.os. ..
Cotton nonina1ly.-Low middliug, 2oc ordina-
ry, &c.; good ordinary, l0c. ....-... ..., =
Eggs. -176Glsc.
F1dLrSeed.-S2@f2 Is. .... ..5.. 1890.
Flour.-Famtiy, ,ss@slo5o; extra, se@F.5o;
supertne, SIS 5c1*s.55 fine, IS. 25Gl$5.75; rye,
So 90; st ,unton superHne, $3.50; stanton extra,
S'.HE1des-Greer, ,7c. dry, ls@1ss: sais sr9g
d. S'Iiquors.-Apple brandy, new, 2.95@ts. Whis-
key-:Som n, proof $3.50; reduced sl.aO9sl.2S
'MeuL Boiled, sLse@s1.ss unbolted, s1.2o.
Pedn,its.-FGncy, S2@S2.a5: prime, ST. 56@S2 Z;
ordinary, sl@B.e5; inferior, so@75c. Whining
tons 25:.@N.
,Potatoes --Peach-bows, 75c. q hushel.
.Rosin.-Common, Sl.so; No. /, $2.So@$3; No.
2, S2Ggs2. 10. .,,
Stdres.-Red oak hogshcad 1888: red oak culls,
&2U. White oak hogsheaL 500; white oak culls.
$25. White oak pipe, BIS; white oak culls, SSO@
$s5.
Shinqles.- No. I heart, 9l2 two-feet
No. 26eart, S1o@S1l; t1c-fef sap, 81; common,
s40$7 l2-inch No. heart, $7@Ss Pinch sap,
SS@ss.
What. - h0icc white. Sl.I0.
Wool. w ashcd, 3, @n35c.; I'm Washed, 1S@125c.
TtT.--Large barrels, Sl.5O small barrels Sl.25.
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LONDON, June 16.-Dispatches from Rome
leave no doubt Of the adoption OF the In
fallibility bill. - =, -.
: LONDON, June 16.-The Abolitionists are
urging the Government to insist; on the
emancipation of the slaves in Cuba and
other Spanish colonies.
The London Times doubts the success OF
the German-American Bank at Frankfort,
which, if successful, it says would be dis
credit to America. ........u. j.
LONDON, June 16.-The Emperor Of the
French has rheumatism in his left leg.
Prince Napoleon is also i'll.
LONDON, June 16.-Breadstuffs are adj
yancing rapidly at Paris on account of the
drought. Bread which sold for I'd. the
middle of last winter now sells at Cd. :.
PARIS, June 16.-The Emperor's attack
of govt is not serious.
The Court goes to st. Cloud next week.
MADRID, June 16.-According to the pro-
visions of q ately-enacted law, 5000 regis
tiers of civil marriages will be open by the
middle of August.
MADRID, june 1e.-Great satisfaction is
felt here at the message Of Grant on Cuban
affairs.
TRoME, June 16.-The discussion of the
last chapter of infallibility commenced to-
day.
BonBAy, June 16.-Dispatchesf from Hong
Kong announce several vessels dismastcd
by recent typhoon.
"A sharp earthquake has occurred at Yo-
kohoma.
PARIS, June 1G-A bill relieving from
duty all grain imported into France was in
troduced into the Corps Legislatf to-day
and referred to a committee.
A biiiabolishing the stamp duty OH news
papers has been decided on by the, Govern
ment. s-s,tl,.s $.tEI, tfa,.:s,Is Z
Bellenot has been appointed secretary
Of the first class to the French Legation at
Washington, and NJ. Nacimontes OF the Sc
cOnd class. They sail for New York with
the new Ambassador in few days. -.
The examination of officers OF the Inter
national Workingmen's Society will. take
place on the a2d instant before the police
Tribunal. The charge made against them is
'of maintaining q secret society contrary to
law. ,sss 's..-...''1'
The Emperor is still suffering from geut.
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h. ", lie: ii. S.5 III. II sani,jrf aseI
.l sis q sas, sties i ascs
aiaIa a. ssasIss: noek iS sss Y;
golden sTFara ssssse. Jail 81 cssa sad MascsE
y ,,1sse ss Porto Rico. ss Orleans
s5s i s;; :, England sIse saa:a Cruz sss.
sEa{fs.-A In store. ssas,cs sgs ~ u II
I 0sts.--Lfnseed Sl.is65Si.is :machine, s1Hat rs:
sgsra ss q s Ssals sshnsss
dozen: best salad sfa Castor, d Ssxai,on: VII.
ginta labricatings $50. per gallon. ~ Z,
Pess.@6iaex-ese. ssGss. IS y a sasf;ei.
Plastsr: Lump ss.ss; ground sSgsa.so e cal Il
Vp PspD ss:. s sassel ssa = i.
9Sg,S,G asns q keg of IS ns.; blasting
R .,{s- cotton, 4@sc.; whfts sIse;;
1ope.9MsssiIla, best ss@ssc. e@ss"s ss,si.',.
sRge.-.Si@$I:os for good 70 prime. si
Race Ginasr.@is6as sT Z. ~ f:ii''ii 81
SeeeL-NayI0r's caststeeL 1sS pIalc. ~ d. Enc
lish nlls:srsa l7sc: nj niertean blstercd
Sait.~Liyerpool from wharf, "a. ss,As lack for
Yorthin gton and Marshall store, 10; ground
5Shot.-Nortnefns S. Is q bag OF, rs abs. 49,. :,
.Ssaoar..-MaISet tirm: bnt rot active. Gut loaf
t.ssc. crushed issgisc: powdered l4s@lss;;
1,ss ys.'s~; us isss,s ss';n yellow,
sseaa;.ssk, sa@te:, in Kegs; English soda, SIC.
!SSsSs z-ssoc.-T - - G,si;
isoap.zC Common, s@sc. chest washing, 1l@nac. /;
toilet isgsSc:, anu fancy p prices county 4@sc.
Stares. -Whiskey barrel timber, green, sseasss
e loo seasen ss sss@sso e ! 200: Flour barrel
head hoops SsioOSSu "a .LoO0: red soak hopshe1r,
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Reform COnyention.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June 16.-The State Re-
form Convention met here last night.
every county in the State being represented;
both white and colored delegates being in
attendance.
After organizing, the Convention adj
journed to this morning, when platform
was adopted, naming the organization the
"Union Reform Party" and recognizing
the amendments to the State and Federal
Constitutions as fundamental laws and ac-
complished facts.
The Convention then adjourned until to-
night. =
~a, Second Dispatch.
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 16.-The Union
Reform Convention nominated for Governor
R. B. Carpenters Kentuckian and a,tried
Republican, now one of the circuit judges
of South Carolina. He was a colonel in the
Federal army.
The Convention nominated for Lieutcn-
|ant-Governor General M. G.. Butler, an
ex-Confederate officer, whose nomination
was insisted on by the colored delegates,
and which was unanimous. -.
The proceedings have been harmonious
and enthusiastic. -.s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mark ct.

NEW YORK, June le-.Hoon.-Stocks strong.
Money, sos. Exchange-Long, 1851; short, llOs.
Gold, l13s. Tennessee c1-coupons, G3s new, 6ls.
Virginia cx-coupons, IS; new, 81. Louisiana e.,
old, 76a new, 72.
Er,ninQ.-Money unchanged Exchange dull.
Gold, 49, Unite>t es 5-2o's closed dull. Southern
Securitics-Aftcr some activity IN advance took
place I'm new North Carolinas to 25i, but they
closed dull /; Tennessces about off.
Siuht.--M Money easy. Exchange dull. Gold du-
ring the forenoon firm ut ll3t@llss; in the after
noon firm at llst, and closing finn at 49, Govern
ments opened firm and higher during the after
noon, and closed dull with nothing doing.
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son which congfesei pnaf privileges involve.
The committee finally agreed 70 recon-
mend 70 the House 20 allow Woods to 20
itp Richmond In custody. going there and
returning In charge OF the officers of the
Resignation OF the Acknowledgement.
WAsHrNaToN, juno 49, ATTORNEY Gene
raj Hoar has resigned. - 80 q = - a
- The Cuban Question. S. 49,
: ny ARLINGTON, June 18.-The following Is
me q, shape in which the Cuba bill was finally
{, Reso1uea, That the President is hereby
authorlzed TO demonstrate against the bar
parous manner In which the war in Cuba
mas been conducted, and IL he should deem
1t expedient, to solicit the cooperation of
other Governments in such measures MS he
may deem necessary to secure from both
contendlng parties IN observance of the
tions." -
=; Various Items. E
i WASHINGTON, june 16.-The revenue re.
ceipts to-day were 1905, 900.
Heaton, member Of Congress from North
Carolina, is seriously ill. -
Secretary Robson leaves on the TaIla-
poosa in few days on tour OF inspection
OF the various navy-yards.
The Secretary Of the Interior has tele-
graphed Red Cloud that the Government
has finally consented to give his party the
seventeen horses asked for. Red Cloud
telegraphed back that his heart had been
made very big.
There are rumors of other Cabinet
changes.
Several bills have. been reported in Con-
gress giving $500, 900 subsidy to the Califor-
MIA and Australia Steamship line, contin-
gent upon Australia giving the same
amount.
The justice bill which passed the House
and now goes to the Senate creates a new
department. with the Attorncy-Gen cral
rs the head, assisted by selicitor-gencral
and two assistants. It transfers to this de-
partment the solicitors of the Treasury and
Internal Revenue and naval solicitors, their
assistants and employees, and examiner OF.
claims in the State Department, the object
being to facilitate the transaction of busi-
ness pertaining to these departments,
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Eynehburg Markets.

WEDNESDAY, Juue Is, 1870.
Bacon. Hog round, l7nlTac.
BeeS-slaughtered,, 798c. r., ~ 90. 81.
CHsTT1ey.-rIIteu, 1oGglsU.
(orn.-Sl 15l$L2o.
Corn Nedl.-$L 10@$L5 r... t...t .s5t
FlyTr.-Fine, $3.50; surerhne, $5.75; extra,
s. oO6 30; FAMILY, 81 25@$7.5O.
IRON Country, 416Hc. s..tE.-T
oats --55@0Gec.
Peaches.SPee:ed, lo@l2ac. .a ,.a>
Rye.-Sl@h.95.
RNgs.-43Q5c. ,-e,., .,
WooaW shed asgssc. unwashcd ss9s;c
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From Soutb Amertca

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-The Costa Rican
Government has been oyerthrown and
Bruno Cariajo declared President. Five Of
fcers were killed during the conflict.
The revolutionary attempts in San SALIVA
dor have proveda failure.
The Secretary of the Supreme Court of
New Grenada has been found guilty of forg.
ing Government bonds.
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Affairs in New York,

New YORK, June 16.-All available ship
ping has been rapidly taken up for the
transportation of breadstuffs to France.
Princess Editha Montez has sued the fe-
male brokers Woodruff g. Claflin for Sd, O00-
a ring and 900 in money which she says
she deposited with them.
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New York Politics.

ALBANY, June 16.-The State cunvassers
have declared the election of Sanford f..
Church as Chief Judge, and William F.
Allen, Martin Grover, Rufus W. Peck
ham, and Charles a. Rafello, (Democrats,)
and Charles L. Folger and Charles An
drcws. lRcpublicans,) Associate Justices.
Church's majority is S7,912. 't-. s.5 T
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dieton, living In q mountain Rorpe ii, the
northern part OF this county, went ont from
home, leaving her three chiIdren-two Girls.
aged eighteen and sixteen, and q little boy
aged SIX years--at home. During the night
terrible Storm of rain came tr, and the
inmates Of the house We're awakened by the
water pouring through the house. The
little boy opened the door In alarm, and was
immediately swept away by the torrent,
rescue him, was also drowned. The eldest
girl remained in the house and escaped.
The bodies of the two unfoi Inmates were
found by the ncighbors next morning not
far from the house.--Marioa Herald.
/ HoRsE-THIEF CAuGHT.-Last Saturday
evening an individual who answers to the
euphonious name Of DIR. Valentine Holy
field stopped at the toll-gate two miles east
of town, and after swapping horses with
Mr.. Robert Allen, pursued his journey
westward. A few hours affefward 4 gcn-
tleman from Grayson county came along in
pursuit of stolen horse, and on being
shown the horse just traded for by Mr..
Allen recognized it as his. He. in company
with Mr.. Allen, started in pursuit Of the
Dr., and overhauled him near Seyen-Mile
Ford. He is now IN Jail at this place.
Marion Herald.
EXTRAORDINARY NURsIsa.-Colonelf Cap-
tain) Henderson ESQ highly recommended to
Governor Acorn by Ambrose, late his
slave was wounded at Uppcrville, en- route
for gettysburg, and was brought to Gear
ter Hail." the residence of G. Ii. Burwcll,
Esq, in this county, where he was nlrscd
most carefully by the family and many of
the morphine. This same Ambrose was
with him. and came near putting an end to
his master by giving him, by accident, an
overdose Of laudanum and if the Colonel
is rs good a Republican as Ambrose makes
him, some persons may feel slight regret
that the small amount of real coffee that
could be collected in Wildwood was wasted
in counteracting the effects Of the NOR
phinc.- Clarke Courier.
LAND SALE.-Eight hundred and eleven
acres of land belonging to Mark Alexander,
Jr.. lying in this county on Roanoke river,
ut AlcNandcr's ferry, for 81, 00O-one-hah
cash, one-half four months, interest from
date-to Henry Duncan, Esq, of New Jer-
sey. The improvements on this estate are
very cxccllent.-Aecklcnbury Herald
ANOTHER HoMIcIpE.-On Saturday eve
ming last two teamSterS, a white man and \
negro, on the turnpike, a few miles from
Danvillc, fought with axes, and the white
man received injuries which were cOnsi-
dcrcd fatal. No names.
The wheat crops are filling splendidly and
maturing rapidly, Notwithstanding the APP
parently inauspicious condition of the wea-
Their. In some localities, it is true, where
the heavy rains were accompanied with
high wind, the wheat has been more or less
injured, but the damage done is scarcely
worth naming. - Harrisonburg Common
aoedlh.
We learn that the wheat crop has been
seriously injured in some parts of the coun-
~. A great deal has been beaten down by
the rain and hail.-Mar1on Herald.
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Primary Election In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-The primary
Republican elections have been quite
stormy, indicating a split in the party. III
some instances chairs and chandeliers have
been broken and the contesting parties
driven from the stands.
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Unitarian Conference.

CLEVELAND, June 16.-The annual meet
ing of the Unitarian Conference commenced
here to-day. The attendance Is large. The
Conference continues during the week.
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Ii &kR1H and FfeRr Harssea, ~
CO, CORR AND FLOUR EXCHANGES, =
RiCItNoND. Va, Juns 10, 1870. :si
s.s y .55y,s,ss: f OFFERINGS. 4iys.tF< iSsisYf
.IEheGt.--Whtte, 20 busheIs. Red, lsbusheis. z
tDrE. ~ hit, lisa, bushgls. "a: FNFs6sf asl.,
Oats.-2es bushels. n i,sgsat;t i1Grs eftE -ss.5,
HeaL.-so bushels. :tFi rs ~ sflessa
.s- 4 r5Es $50 fes RALES.,ziq3 tsIz ra,.3E@
Wheat: White, none. Red, 10 bushels very
good ut $l.23 -
Go17'.-w hite 1855 bushels very good ut SIZE. Y
Otas.- lo8 bushels prime on private terms; IS
bushels very goodat osc.f > EfT Z II ss4fl
REMARKS.
Corn advanced 20. to-day. No new wheat yet
offered
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Red Cloud In New York.

New YORK, June 16.-The Cooper Insti-
Cloud. He spoke half an hour. Peter
Cooper presided, and made speech favor
ing conciliatory policy towards the In
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,--rcsronacnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.
SYDNEY COLLEGE. u

AMY nays rRoCEEDINGs-MEE
~ Tue TRUSTEES-ADpREss hsFokE
~ .,r LITERARY SoCiETlES--ANNuAh
.rI rRRATIoN OF THE rHlLANThRE-
g., s0CIETY-MOoNLlG PROMENADE
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Railroad Excurs,onasts.

PIrTsBuRa, June 16.-The southern rail.
road cXcursiOnists will arrive ut Baltimore
Oh Saturday on their return. r t
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letter from charlottesville.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 16, 1870.
Notwithstanding the long spell OF rainy
weather. the wheat crop is looking quite
Wrll. much better than could have been eX-
pcctcd or even anticipated by the most
>unguine. The heads are said by competent
Judges TO be large and well filled. The
wheat is too far advanced to be materially
Injured by the rust, and is ripening rapidly.
\ considerable portion Of the crop is sutfi-
GENTLY ripe to be cut. We saw reapers at
work yesterday, and several farmers in the
vicinity will commence their harvest to-day.
The corn crop is looking well, though it
j. somewhat CLASSY in some portions of the
COUNTRY, AS the rains have made the soil too
wet TO be worked.
Whilst strolling round we noticed q
thing that may possibly be interesting to
some Of your readers-viz., the inscription
on the tombstone Of the late DR.. Oliver,
III" victim Of the tragedy of last fall. The
rptaph reads as follows:
Erected, By an aBecttondte ,c.te, 70 the
memory Of Her Hus6and-Dr. IL. 4. Ohter,
of Sunderland. England. Born Nou. 2Ith,
t~:;l-Died at Ch-ulte va Deer 18Th 1863.
HE THAT Is WITHOUT SIN AMONGST YOU
CAST FIRST A sToSE.'"
Yours, &C., IVAN.
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Death from ChIoroform.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.--A middle-agcd
woman died here this morning from the
effects of chloroform administered to her
by dentist for the purpose of pulling a
tonth
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Il. Al New Jersey farmer advertising his es-
tate eonlmends it to purchasers on account
OF the 6 excellent cham me made from its
turnip CROP"
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Tobacco Markets.

! 1 49, -FT-' I+@s
RICHMOND, VA.
/ THURSDAY, June-1s, 1870
Shipping (green or unripel common
sh H ripe, In good order. 5000 s.SS
Working, common 80 mediurR...... LOG 500
Working, good. s.oa@ a.so
Bright smoking or working, common
Bright smoking or working, good to
nne neutrality-suspicious., 0.ooU ao'oo
Sun-curcd ....................... s.5oGD lilo
s.tf Leaf - ~
Shipping, short dark, In good order. 20 esos1l 50
Shipping, short dark, In soft order. S.50D $50
Shipping, long dark, rich and Waxy,
shipping, in soft order, long dark,
Stemming, short and long .......,,... $500 1850
Bright wrappers, medium to good. 25.0o@ 1000
Bright wrappers, fine TO extra so. eoG2 100. co
Sun-cured leaf IL 5o0 2o.0
LYNCHBURG. VA.
JUNE 15.--Lugs.- Inferior t. common dark, SIS
Csc; common 10 good dark. &7@1$7.5p; inferior TO
common working, S7@Ss; common to good work
eeJ ss s.ss e ESEkng sss sao as
Shipping, $7@S9; good to fine shipping, 5000
81. So iiue shipping, :l2. 5O@$ls; common toigood
e aoikne pta re x TE5sqs solaon
wraPpers, common, sseasss yellow wrappers,
some few small lots sell as high as $26o@Seso.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
JUNE IA good demand for tobacco has cha
rscteriZed the market during the week ending This
evening, and the sales at the six tobacco ware
houses aggregated 1883 hogsheads, against I, $50
hosshe IDS FOR thu week ending June 4. The sales
this week have included large lot OF
leaf and strips, sold at the Pickett House, which
resulted satisfactorily to the owners. and which
will doubtless lead to further transactions In these
descriptions OF leaf. The sales for the current to-
bacco year aggregate q, 0l9 hogsheads, which Is
considerably above the estimates made early In
the season and 1t is now beyond question that the
sales In this market for the current year viii ex.
coed from 5000 10 TO- 900 hogsheads the large esti
mates tn It were made early In the season.
The number Of buyers In daily attendance upon
the sales Is large, and all descriptions of leaf fine
bi iders and command their full value. Inferior
and nondescript qualities of leaf are weak, aht
prices have downward tendency, but factors aus
nuy report prices for all sound, desirable quail
tiles well maintained. Sales for The week, l,si;
hogsheads sales for the current tobacco year
70 0l0 hogsheads.
The market TO- day exhibited no new features
The sales amounted to $50 hogsheads, and the re.
ceipts to 3l3 hogsheads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-17
2 SUMMER RESORTS.
AMELIA SPRINGS,

EA - y -. - - =
THIS CELEBRATED.. w4TERING.PLAcE.
vii! be open for visitors on tle 10Th Jun .'1'''
Richmond at Jeterssille ON Tuesdays, Thursdays ~
and Saturdays, and on intermediate days when 4
ticketL 81 so. g5i5 u '}tf 81 -. f' ~
Board per month Of twenty. eight Days y
oarg PEE week. ...,h X
Children and seryants half price. 500 ..6fsR ~
PARTIES preferring to furnish their OWE bed Linen,
towel, lights, &c, S35 per month s.sf :t,{t
Contracts for the season can be made by appli, I.
c1:iontoG4 GILES a. MILLER Proprietor, - !. =
Or s. q. CJTTRELL, 1903 Main street. Rtchs
mond, Va. Je IGeodIst,