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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

Currency Imitation seems at last TO have as
few friends in the House as Reputation. Nh
Burchard of Illinois wished for a redistribu-
ton or increase of the National Bank circula-
ton and said so yesterday in resolution to
that effect but the House refused to second the
previous question on it; while resolution Of
fered by Mr. Williams of Indiana, advocating
the opposite policy, was adopted without d.
,iaiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

The Iowa Legislature has, with few dissent
ing voices, reached the opinion that American
States have special rights to rebel against
European Governments, and that it is high
time to recognize Cuba. The legislature of
Madrid bids fair to attain to a similar decided
ione of mind, if it persists-only it will recog-
nize' Cuba's right to be sold rather than to
fight. Tie contest on either side drags wo-
fullv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

deprecated currency. At all events strikes
for higher wages must DO very damaging In
the present unsettled condition of business and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
LAST NIGHT.

Various miscellaneous incidents attracted
attention, last night in the local world VI ann'e
mcnt. There was crowd at the Grand Opera House. "a
see The Twelve Temptations" which Is now Ia rs e''
enth week. Mile. Roland was welcomed back 10 the OR
Gus. Blr Woods company OF Blondes made thcmsel'e,
manifest TO an admlring multitude IN "sapptO' at
Woods Museum. And tie usual large assemble, ap
pauded "FrOu-Frou" at the Ffth-AYenue Thoater.
Lost at Sea" at Walacs, the comic Hamlet" at ths
Olympic-nOw in its sixth wecsaad Mr. and MIS-. Bar
uey Williams, I'm The Emerald Ring" &C Nblo's Garden
Messrs Kelly d Icons Ministries presented really eI
traordinary Bill including the irresistible farce OF Ihs
Ladder OF Fame" and the two operetas Of Ia Peri
Faust" and Lischen and Frtzehen" Al the san Fran
cisco Minstrel Hall large assembly laughed o. lie
Female Brokers OF Wall Street."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
TIE MOORE BENEFIT.

The Benefit Performance which VIII be gwen
at NibIo'. Garden on Wednesday afternoon, Ito al
inst ought to attract the particular attention and re-
ceye the liberal and generous support OF the Theatrical
public Its object worthy and its attractive features
are peculiarly strong Mr. William l. Moore, Sho Las
been Oyertaken by serious sickness and It's incidental
troube-inab.ity work, and the eXactng demands or
increasing deprivation ana necesstyhas long been ron
nectod with the New-lOrk stage. a. busincssmanasr
and theatrical agent, and he was always ihihu
worker fcr best interests. Many players have had
occasion 60 know and 10 remember his friendship ITO
public has often pTOcd By his good taste and las tho'
Ough industry. He one Of the many lab, rrs-
found In all departments Of actionwbOse toll is unseen
nd unknown By those WHO benefited IN n. rich re-
suits In his time of trouble IL l. Ill that hc should DO
remembered. varied and interesting programme *
entertainment has been prepared Tor the occasion 10
which we refer. 1t includes the third act Of Camille
a recitation Of a poem shakespcarc's Anne Hama
way: the coinedetta OF " Forty and Ility;' como
description OF board-oftrade meeting m China >. To
well.known "shoo-Tly;' Monsieur Malcti' . bales
act; and the farce OF the Latest From EeV-fofS'
We trust the performances viii be witnessed ara en-
loved by u numerous assemblage. Mr. Mo'r', ehi
field of labor IN time past Nibo's Garden. and 10
there that the representations Cor his bCneil VII arpro
prately take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
CUISINES AOtitts.
FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH

FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH
the Lenen
Aarkerel 10 barrels halves, quarters and kits
Co!ssh in bids teroes. boxes and qui0tsis
salmon Bucash Whietsh.
Finest Factory Cheese.
Choice B1tier In tubs and frkirs
los for cash
PARKER rEREISR's
l2a Wsrren.st one door from West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
MAsSINGER.

Massinger, who wrote A New Way TO PAY
Ola Debts" was born IN lJ3f-when Shakespeare
twenty wears OF age-and Is supposed that be bean
10 write for the stage after 1896 Ill. fret published
play was The Virgin Martyr" In that he wac assisted
by Decker 1t appeared ia lC22 Massinger wrote thy
eight plays. OF Which only eighteen have been preserved
Eight Of his dramas were IN Warburtobs e0lecnu
which destroyed by that authors servant, TIE c
Of" a New Way to Pay Old Debts" IL 1893. Massngtrs
SAID been person Of extraordinary modcsy ani
gentleness, and much beloved by his cOtem TJFane0u
poets aud writers IN general He died In lp having
been found dead IN his bed. He was buried Is
the same grave with Fletcher. the famou, dramatic
poet, the clIurchyard OF ct Saviour, uthYark.
London. Dr. CraIk makes the following luditlOg,
estimate OF his literary character HIS classic realng
has cOlOred his style and manner He l. very eloqrepf
writer, but mas little pOwerO nigh inagT alton or paIs
and still less wit power He could rise however,
vivid conception Of character moved by some sines
aim passion and he has drawn eOne ~ tLe darker
shades of vlllany with great force His S C Os,aes
In A New Way 10 Pay Old Debts aDd his Luke IN
The City Madam, are perhaps, his moss successful de.
lincaiOns in this style. In the conduct OF his os also,
he generally displays much skill In short. Al tHat
be reached by mere talent and warmth OF s~ceptOBY
be has achieved but his province was 20 lpprOpusts
and decorate rather than 10 create
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
The DRAMA.
BOOTH AS SIR GILES.

Massinger's drama OF "a New Way 10 p.,
Old Debts" acted at Booths Theater last p,yh,
the first tine herein tie presence Of large eopeo
Of persons That IL was suitably set In point o, ses,
may be taken Tor granted. N0atempt at strict aceuy,
OF appointments made. indeed, excey, In scne Of ~
costumes but the effect Of the whole presentnea, va
that Of truth and taste The play 10 our tate \, a.,
and coarse Md we are not tempted 10 Hnger upo, !,
The character Of Sir Gs Orerreaeh Is unoenabIy ,,,
but 1t is horribly repulsiye. The opportunities yAbb
affords for the manifestation Of Wild rage and er,,s,
animal excitement. thrilled through aud through by g.,
tensely wicked purI ose, have always Commended i, .
tragedans. Henderson made great fame m IT, l,,a -
the last century; George Frederick Cooke was g,sa,
IT, as the opening Of this one; and. later. IA o.
abled tho elder Booth TO win new lau.eI. Il
our own time, Edwin J.. Davenport aud Elx.
Booth have played it with striking eject n,
Booths performance, last night. WAS remarkable %,
quick transitions OF feeling and manner cont
ferven intensity, and, at the last electrical Ogibg,
offrenzY made awful by the coming on OF death. n,
much applauded and was several times called ber.
the curtain It 10 worthy OF note that he dressed u,
character with sccurscy-"which was not 80 before
according TO our recollection The iron gray VIZ "a,
hating walk tho sompcr yet rch-colored costume,
harmonlzed with the Of the character. and s
the embodiment exceedingly picturesque. yhere vn
nothing in the performance, however that very deeply
stirred admiration, except It's magnetic yloenc.
Mr.. Booths nature Is rich in qualities that ara
foreign TO that OF Sir Giles. and 1t IS precisely vber,s
those qualities appear that his personaton become, no
enthrang to the Imagination He seemed, in many
ways, an ADLER. finer, more poetic, and more hsman
creature than the yle worldly minded villain that IA.
singer has drawn. And yet his ideal OF tie chara,,
seemed perfectly accurate. After Hamlet L must b
rest 10 Mr. Booths mind to play such part sir Gle,
which draws tos great degree upon the
emotions and the physical resources The trageIsn Va.
respectfully supported THO principal features Of ID,
cast are appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of The
EKgti must be handed TO-DAY Pro, 50 per line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Concerning Mr.. Frederic RObas0ns Rdmf''
The BoSO5, ldfertiseI. remarks ~ follows. IN %, ~
eral character.il exceedingly quiet qua tt<Liu.
and showed NOT lJt.e careful study II ~ lLI'e1,
closet Haalei and not likely for that reason, We sas
pect 10 become very popular; but II ooniurud' ei -
minds by lis refinement aud Dr., Ie.tn'
and above all. by its originality. MI. Rnblr,ohs oot
ness in the nait of;on entirely AID - caHbU
10 excite not lit;lo admiration f0r rs h.u'f''"o
power" r.r .,
4 performance of "Thc Lady Of LYONS AZ
the Wanut-st Theater. last week. vs. naihea - .,
comic incident. Mr.. FecbteC was playing '.0t0s 'f h
Ihe Posi- SAYS In the fOurth act aYusy akIss 49,
occurred where CiGUde PUSHES IN 10 save fah'is I
the insults or BeInseaHL some chdp IA Inc sl,y, IN
came so indignant at the cOudGct % BeaHStdh ',,i
the very hight u the scene. h. yelled Get oot OF s
Won son OF a gun which CONFUSED the audience w
laughter Mr. Bangs was the actor "ho p''''u '"' "
Lain SO effectively"
NJ. Hvaclnthc. the wcll-known " diol o.. tGe
Palais R0ya NJ Paris was seriously hurt during i',,
rehearsal In Monaco; bis arm beng oAAoA IA" WV
injuries sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES, for Pulmo-
sary Auais Disorders have proud their efficacy BY test Of
many years received testimonials from eminent who b.1e
used them
Those offering Coughs Colds HOeaess Sore Throat
Le should Toho" simple remedy which 10 almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

TEENS OF THE Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers $40 per annnm.
SFMI-WIrHLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per an.
WEEKLY Tribune. Mail Subscribers, 81 per snnunl.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 2jc SOC. 40c.. Coo. and 81 per line
SrMI-W Belly TRIBUNE % and 80 cents per limo.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81, So and s. per line,
According TO position IN the paper
Terus cash in advance.
Address. The TRIBUNE, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-30
snd Lynchburs Railroad.


BUcK1NGHAH, June %, 1870. D
Editors of the Dispatch!
1t has always been matter Of surprise
to some plain country people that your
city has displayed SO little zeal about the
internal improvement system south of
James river. She has always appeared to
be very much interested in her connections
toward the northern aud northwestern por-
lions Of the State, but to southwest and west
she never seems to look with any interest.
Are your people determined never to heed
the earnest advice you have often given
them to have direct road Of their own to
Lynchburgf I have recently, seen o very
neat and accurate little "route-map" pre-
pared by Mr.. p, an excellent engineer,
formerly Of your city, in which he makes
the distance only seyenty-seven miles lin
addition to the twenty miles of Rich
mond and Danville railroad) from your city
to Lynchburg. The grade is one Of the very
best in the State. You have no considerable
stream to cross till you reach Willis's river,
near Ca Ira, where you would have but 4
yery short bridge to build, and thence to
James river near Lynchburg only three or
four little creeks and branches. The con-
struction of the road ought to cost not over
81, 900 mile. You will get the right OF
way either given or subscribed as stock, and
much land additional. The whole road can
be built with a loan effected on bonds guar
anteed by Richmond and Lynchburg and
the counties. Surely the President and Di-
rectors of the Chesapeake and Ohio, the
Richmond and Danville, or the A. NJ. and
o., railroads will take hold of the MATTER
If Richmond will only stir or else we can
easily get UP an independent company.
VIATOR,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Now York Stock and Money MARI

Scy York Stock ana money market.
NEW YoRN. June 70 Noon. Governments
t,,u s-?o's M. state Securities dun, and little
ao,nr In stocks owing to tho great hest OF the day.
Money easy at s@15 per cent. Sterling Exchange,
,nos short Itsi. Gold stronger but still dull at
,lt. Tennessee 6s-Ex-coupons, 6sl. Virginia
f's-Ex-coupons, 20 asked: new, 60. Louisiana
SIS. -; new. r. Lcvce e's, II: SIS, as. Alabama
- ioi; SIS, 70 asked. Georgia SIS, 50; rs, sS.
North Carolina s's, 80 : new, at. South Carolina
IS. "a asked: new. -.
Frcninq.--Morey easy. Sterling Exchange firm
atlc;Ffiin Gold, uis60ilif. Governments closed
,ugi s-?o's ~. ilIl Southern Securities steady
with Illtlc ious.
NiJat. Money easy nj aeI5 per cent. Discounts
unchanged. Ste ling firm. The supply OF CON-
urrcts, bills continues light, Exchange closed
=; :rs;GNo Gold during the forenoon was firmer
IT amazing. and during the afternoon declined to
Tlt-the heavy sales by the Canadian banks fright
,nns the Spectators and causing them TO sell
quite freely. At the close II rallied TO Illl6uls,
III ~hicA price Il closed dali and steady.
southern Securities during The forenoon were
dal. and steady, and during the afternoon hrmer
IN TcnncSSceS, closing steady with nut little
doing. Tennessee SIS, sc new, cay virginia e's,
E: Jew e,:. Louisiana 6's. -; new. -. Levee
e'A y; -, IS. Alabamas So lol: SIS, 49, Georgia
f,s~ - as. North Carolina e's, -: new, y.
south Carolina s's. % new. 50. Governments
nr,pcd strong and advanced, els selling up To la.
bn-io. the afternoon they were strong but less
,r.i,r closing about oil. with nothing doing.
a., - coupons, III. 6,'s, l!l.: CAS- lllt t5s,
IA new uss: s1's, lis. ass, ll%s lo-ios, 1924.
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4 man in Portland wanted to gain admis-
sion to a panorama at half price OH the
ground that he had but one eye.
The new hospital in Centre street, New
York, for the reception of sun-struck or ac-
cidentally injured personsis open.
0. p. Smith & Co.'s Touring mill, at
North Chatham, New York.. was burned
Tuesda!. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
Rev. J. C. Carpenter, of the First Baptist
church, taldm that IL friend of his here
urged him to let him get up horse-race for
the benefit Of the First church, saying, If
you will consent, l will guarantee that I'll
Mr.. Carpenter declined. ....
cha ha hal Monsieur, this is our GUS
tom; know your custom different. When
I go to White Sulphur Springs, in Virginia,
your minister no come in the ballroom,
but he stand at thedoor and peep in. That
show he love to see us dance."-Ne,1 Or
leans Letter-Religiots Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-30

CATCHING Fly IN CHURCH.-A lady in
one of our churches rested her head on the
back of the pew in front, as all devout peo-
pie do in the time of prayer, but in the pew
before her sat young man who neither
bowed his head nor kneeled. A beautiful
plume nodded and danced upon the head of
the fair one behind him, occasionally touch
ing the neck of the youth, who evidently
considered it fly or some other trouble
some insect. For time he bore the I'M
pleasant sensation without murmer, but
at last patience ceased to be virtue, and
from the flash of his eagle eye one could
plainly see that the hour Of "that fly" had
come. Instead of saying "shoo fly, don't
bodder me-" cautiously his hand moved TO-
ward the supposed offending insect then
followed 4 frantic clutch and spring be-
hind him. Imagine the horror of the youth
to find in his hand the nobby hat of the fair
one, which he had torn violently from her
head, sadly disarranging the contour of
braids and chgnon. The lady was indig-
naut, of course, and the youth could have
been purchased ut an immense sacrifice
about that time. Explanations and apollo
| Sles followed, and the disorganized was put
in order as soon as possible, and the devo-
tlonal exercises were resumed.-Lama
| (OhtO) Gazette.
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FOREIGN Markets-CBy TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, June 0-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet uplands. 10d. Orleans. 1Otd. estim sted
sales. 10000 bales, Red winter Wheat 9s Sc, @aSr
3D. Tg9 G9 nssd Hafdsd. PORK and Lard qes
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Euening. Cotton-Up.
lands. e;GlOd.; Orleans, 1cid. sales, 5000
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
Flour, 2Ss. Cd. Corn, ais. Sd.
LONDON, June 29--Noon.- -Consols, a2a. United
States Bonds. 9oa Sugar dull.
LONDON, June 2s-Erentng. -Consols closed al
92i. United States bonds, COG.
PARIS June 2s.-Bourse opened dull. Rentes,
PARIS June 2a.-Bourse closed firm; rentes,
72f. SIC.
HAvRE, June 2s.-Cotton opened fat at ll6f
both on the spot and afoat.
FRANKFORT, June 20 United States Bonds
opened quiet and unchanged.
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The CHINEsE.-What has come over the
heads and hearts Of the Reformers" of
the day that they 30 readily unlearn their
cant about the freedom of the individual?
Deacon Andrews, of Massachusetts. should
land a cargo of black men from Africa at
Castle Garden, men hired for So month,
bound to work at that rate for three wears,
that these black men should be sent to
North Adams to make boots, or to With
ersfield to make rakes or pitchforks, or to
Providence to make screws, or to Georgia
to pick cotton, would Mr.. Beechers
Christian Union take the ground it now
does in relation to the Chinese? Would
the Tribune view the matter so compla
Gently? Can it be possible that the color
of the skin has anything to do with the
character of the outrage ?-NeU York Star
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 29.-There is an active de-
mand for money at the bank and on the
streets to-day.
John Bright's health is improved.
The new crop of tea from China proves
to be inferior.
Cork, June 29.-Quiet is nominally re-
stored, but the commercial uncasiness con-
tinUes. The Governments precautions are
undated.
LONDON, June 29.-The funeral of the
Earl of Clarendon took place to-day. In
accordance with the wishes of the de-
ceased the ceremony was strictly private.
Vice-Chancellor Sir William James Hos
her has been appointed Lord Justice OF the
Court OF Appeals.
The case OF Lyons Us. Thomas, where the
defendant was sued for the abduction Of
Esther Lyons and her conversion from Ju-
daism, the plaintiff was non-suited.
One of the largest carpet manufactures at
Beaurais was burned to the ground last
night. Six buildings, with all their costly
machinery, and q large stock OF raw ana
manufactured material, were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at 81 100000 Eight
hundred operatives are thrown out OF en-
ployment.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 29.-The French Govern.
ment is negotiating a heavy loan to COM
plete the regeneration of Paris commenced
under Baron Haussman. r.:.. .---.s
SPAIN.
PARIS, June CIT is said that Emperor
Napoleon and Generals Prim and Serrano
have acquiesced in the abdication of Queen
Isabella of Spain Oh condition that no
Prince of the House Of Orleans succeed to
the Throne of Spain.
MADRID, June 29.-The press of this city
protests against the restoration OF the Bour-
bon dynasty in the person OF son Of lsa-
bella.
FLORENCE, June 29.-It is reported that
Garibaldi is quite ILL.
PARIS, June 29.-Dispatches from Rome
contradict the report that the vote on the
dogma of infallibility would be postponed,
and state that it viii probably be taken TO-
day, and that the PRONUNCIATION Of the new
dogma will take place tomorrow.
RUSSIA.
PARIS, June 29.-M. PresenZ had an aS-
dience at Ems this week with the Gar OF
Russia, who readily engaged to protect the
Protestants in Lithuania from persecution.
THE WAR IN CUBA-hoRE BABBARIsh ON BOTH
s1DEs-A rARDoNgD PRISONER TRIED AGAIN
AND SHOT. ~. - -. i.
HAVANA, June 29.-Gonzales JUNO, an
insurgent leader, who surrendered some
time ago to the Spanish authorities ut Villa
Clara, and was then pardoned, was tried
land convicted last week for crimes com.
mitted while rebel leader, and executed
this morning.
Adyices from tle.interior report that both
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Domestic Efarkets-GBY TELEGRAPH.

and unchanged. Wheat quiet and u i usi.
Lard, l5sc. Cotton lower at sol@aoic. sales. 20
bales. Iurpentine dull ut a7ic. Rosln dull at De-
Tor strained. Freights dull:
5aies; Uplands, 21ac.. Flour dull and declining,
ow aeat II lassIs Corn @2s lower Po
$l.0a. Groceries quiet, steady, and dull.
$3.50. Tallow dull at 0s@sic. Wool dull domesg
see eess sssiS si nslie Sc Texas no
changed. Freights to Liverpool armer.
=, BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Flour dull and nominal
,n neat aai, and nominally declined &c. Mary
Isna n'ssII si5s Pen3GsSlva9ie
PORK quiet at ssi Bacon TmwRib oa sides' 0 1s
Issd S ast Il Se WHISKY ss duff snS as
changed.
~, yf & IS, old, 50 bid Ssh asked 1905, cs
rolina's, old, Asa bid; new, ~ bid.
CINCINNATI. June 2a.-Flour dull and lower i:
family, S. 5o@S5.75. Corn dull at se6S3c.; prime
white, shelled sold at s5c. -Whiskey steady at 81.
shoulders, lss@14c. packed sides held at istSi7sc
with no sales. Lard held at Ice.
ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Sosn PoI dn mixes 400 s0ss Whskey mer
ders, 1atc; clear rib sides, l6lc.
IL
ding nominally at lsac.; receipts, Is bales; ex-
ports coastwise, 100 bales; stock, !, 1877 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 2s.-Cotton opened steady
and closed dull at lsic: sales. 200 bales receipts
223 bales exports coastwise, 775 bales stock O3S
bales. ,..a..
SAVANNAH, June 29.-Cotton in good demand
at 1sAc.; sales 800 bales: receipts 638 bales. Ex-
ports-To Great Britain, ), 7A bales coastwse,
524 bales. Stock, Il, olO bales.
AUGUSTA, June 29.-Cotton quiet and prices
easier closing Irregular sales, EOS bales; receipts
So bales middlings, l73@l7ic. -,,. =
MOBILE, June 29.-Cotton dull and lower low
middIings, TIC. sales, 300 bales: receipts, Ii
bales exports, 57s bales; stock, 24.sso bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June oa.-Cotton dull aud
nominal at 19@la!c.; sales 500 bales: receipts,
60 bales. Exports--To Great Britain. 900 bales
to Havee, 900 bales coastwise, ss5 bales. stock,
~, Ola bales. Sugar firm prime, ll3@1lic. Mo-
lasses firm at 6o@T5c.
Gold, 1l1h. New York sight, t@tc. premium.
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arain ana Flous MaRaas.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. y
RICHMOND. VA, June 20, Is7o. +

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, June 20, Is7o.
OFFERINGS.
Thedt.-White, new, 1858 bushels. Red more
Corn.-White, 500 bushels. Mixed, Sas bushels
O1ts.-3so bushels. $50
Rge.-2s bushels.
Buck1ohedt. Seed. 20 bushels.
ShfpstaE. .-l5o bushels.
BrotcnStnS. 200 bushels.
SALES.
Wbedt.-None.
C0Tn--White, none. Yellow, none. Mixed "a
bushels very good at &L2s.
Ons.- None.
Rye.-2s bushels prime at S1.o5.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Corn--White. 500 bushels. Mixed, l45 bushels.
Rye.--es bushels. /.
REMARKs.--l,95s bushels Of new Wheat were
offered on Change to-day--none sold. The Offer
ings were By c. L. Todd, 200 bushels; William
2. Mayo, 2ss bushels; King 6 Todd, 500 bushels
(the last was re-e1hibitedJ.