davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCBU

is a pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name is given, and It Is the most active
which can be made. 1t is endorsed as a
cure by all medical works for such diseases
a. recommended BY the proprietor. 1t is
pleasant in It's taste and odor, free from all
injurious properties, and is taken by adults
and children. It is tonic, diuretic, blood pu.
rifying and invigorating. Enfeebled and
delicate constitutions OF both sexes will find
it far more strengthening than any Of the
preparations Of bark or iron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oecupatlonnl Ailments.


Fresh, pure air il Il vi,alizlng elixir. Whoever Is
debarrcL by circumstances from unrestricted access
to this invisible. but powerful stimulant, needs a
medicinal invigorant OF some Kind. The great OBJ
Iect should be to choose tho best. Popularity II u
| pretty good guarantee Of merit In this scTutini1lns
| and intelligent age. and tried by this criterion Hos
letters Stomach blttcrs stands trst among the III
| ylroratlns AMI regulating medicines of the present
day, To the wants OF persons engaged In Indoor
employmentS. especially In crowded factories where
even with the best possible ventilation the atm0S-
| phere Is always In sOius degree polluted. this SALT
| brlous vegetable tonic Is peculiarly adapted. The
nature Of the ingredients l. no mystery. IL consists
| Of an absolutely pure diifnSIve stimulant. ~,inctGrci
or rather surcharscd-wlth the llGld extracts of
| s,natous roots and banks AMI herbs. The pharma.
| coppla has its tincturrS. but what are they! HE
Iulcc Of only a single root or bark or plant Is present
In each. Not one Of them combines the three prop
| critics Of u tonic. an Alternative, AMI an aperient. All
| these elements arc blended In the Dltters; nor arc
these the SUN of its medicinal recommendations
Il l. also u blood depurent aud an ant!Spasmo'lic.
The baleful effect which air that has been partially
exhausted Of It's oxygen by frequent breathing pro-
duces OH the vital organization. Is notorious. AMI
| when TO this devltallze, atmosphere Il supcradd~l
lartlacIL heat Of every kind, 1t becomes delctcrlous
and depressing In the extreme. To enable the Sys'
| TEN to bear up, even for a few hours each lay against
the facilitating influence OF 4 vitiatcd atmosphere
A wholesome tonic and Alternative i nryenilS r.
uulrrI. This grand dcshisratum Il Shpphei ,h
nnst.tter's stomach Mttsr-, which ~ a .tFcfSth,
sustaining, hcalth-protcCtinE agent, mas no tiN''
either among ~Oflcinal ar advertised hIedlclhes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19
AMUsRMKNTSs

PrrER's OPERA HoUsE-THE klzA-
REFILL BRorHERs To-NIeEr.-Last even
ing the sensational and historical
American drama of Putnam was pro-
duced. and with the exception Of an
occasional miscue, passed off very well,
Miss Leo Hudson with her fine mare
"Black Bess" enacting the title 0le
in excellent style, supported by the
dramatic company. This evening the
grand aboriginal and equestrian drama
Of Eagle Eye will be given. 1t Is well
cast and rehearsed, and calls for q
crowded house. In addition to this
great attraction the famous Rizarelli
Brothers, lust arrived from San Fran
cisco, where they created a great SEN
sation as the champion gymnasts OF
the world, will appear in their great
act OH the double flying trapeze, con-
Guiding with q double Somersault back
ward. This is something not only
daring in the extreme, but entirely
new here. Notwithstanding the extra
attractions there Is no increase OF prices
for admission or extra charge for re-
served seats.
The ALHAMBKA.-A most excellent
variety entertainment was given last
evening, and tho entire audience went
home we'll pleased, and fully satisfied
that they had got the worth Of their
money and more too. Jackson, Spriggs,
Buckley, Painter, Amanda Lee, Ida
May, Lucy Hall and the rest did their
best, and with satisfactory success.
Tonight a still better bill is annonced,
and Ned Buckley takes his benefit.
OF that portion Of the company per-
forming at Carson the Appeai Of this
morning says: "The ALEXANDRA
troupe'S performance at the Carson
theater last evening was n great sue
cess. 1t was the lfveliest show that
has been see in this city for many n
day. The singing was tirst-rate, the
dancing superb and the acting full Of
life and spirit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19

AT THE MAY FESTIVAL. ON FORT
"A Homestead. on the cycnin,. Of Nav 18th. a
Lady's Gold WATCH CHAIN, eighteen inches
long, with q brooch attached. The finder will
receive the thanks OF the owner By leaving II ut
Hall. MRS. NEIZNER
Hbiral reward will be paid for it, return.
Gold Hill, MAY nth. lS,O ,nr,as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19


r, cp, END ,rpn ,rcr,,,,,r,
IhlS O~hLEphhiED aNsLLlolE HAS
= enjoyed on tnls coast ah uhnterfupled sue.
cess or eighteen Year,, aha mas Dccome one OF
the enewned Hospitals OF tne age; what me
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, and The
no less renowned establishment OF hlcord isto
Paris, this Institute has become TO inc racine
Coast. The thousands annually received ana
cured at this place IL In point OF number OF pa,
tlents among the very first OF the world, ana
the success Of Its treatment ranks 1t second TO
none,
SS..,.,, W., AZ sp.rmotorrbrn.
se"ipni a., a-oniro
The young man VINO SAperienees ~ sd0Omminnns,
weakness IN MS muscular anu me anaa ~ ssrises
noh, sh0ula stVp " eIn nnSs ~ az hact trcmh'
he will 1nd In the weakness Of ihe DaGH, 'rGmaD'
ling OF the HmDs' aisoraeIco u'Ses',Sn' nI"S
countaDle iaillng Oh Ine poWcrs vi .at ,rnrhIa
aistaste ior sOcicsH' a aISnu,o.Innps tronhIrG and
lascivious dreams, growing deafness, ioss.oi
m ~ pymvtII, NV tba noSitIye trac:s ~ thai
most tcsribie and destrrctiyc of ali diseases.
seminal MISUNDERSTANDING away his powers,
dcstroyinC his hopes OF life and manhood, and
Jr.Soiyg him along the broken path of his ex.
SstcSce toward a premature and loathsomc grave.
NJ hirS Vic Snds lila life iribblInc ont In tho
df,nharns ny tho vital nrinciple of cxIstcDcc in
nnctnrnoI and dinrnal Omissions, the mere ccs.
sstIon of It's appearance brings no assurance OF
reiief
Warriagc TINT holy Office. that safeguard and
hSnoa 10 aucb n onp M hone
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19
TO MILLMEN!

lATE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill News Office half 4 ton of superior
Type Metal, for Iournaling purposes In Quartz
Minis, Hosting Works, etc. viii be sold at re-
duced pyi ,es for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19

Iv ,h,s AGO when merit Il obScurcd by sclf-asser.
tIon. and DARN; advertisements take the place Oh
solid talent Il Is 4 pleasure TO meet Win true wS IN
To thoss In need OF medical ALL We Wouaa "a !, ~.
ramento street, SAN Francisco. During rs twenty
years OF operation 4. has held the htshcSt piaSS !.
;n,cerIty. AMI has been recognized as 4 sure refuge
IN he sirk- whore all receive SklIltul and honorable
rs,tInent S.s zIye , ,rment on the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
All Femnle Complaints,
os8 WASHINGTON STREET,
SAN GAL.
Cures Guaranteed, or No Pay Required

Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19

Jouy l., MoORE.-All the old residents OF this
section know John l.. Moore. OF NlrI!nla Clty. a,,u
the few new ones who d0at happen =. should maxi !,
hIs acquaintance rs soon ~ possible cSpeclInf u
they want ANYTHING In the furniture or beddihg niie.
In our advertising columns may. be seen al ~
tIrIs settling forth that our friend Moore has Tor sale
at his famous Sierra nevada FuthiiuIc a'!u ~
W,r.honS3 Niagara Hall, North u street. Nifslnla.
an Immense stock In that lnc. from 4 uouOi D'd-
steli 10 a tin dlpper. including carpets, mirrors.
stoyes. crocScry, tlnware. lamps, table cutlery. cte..
in ,hert. svcry,hlng Necessary. except a WIG. 20
10 housekeeping with. Call and let MIN SNOW 70"
through his establishment. P
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19
Marriage 4. Honorable.

Essays for Youn: Men. on the h"n9ss'
pleasures AMI advantage, Of 4 happy MAR
rissc. as contracted with . Single lLt', anu
the fearful Evils OF Cel!bacy In. ni"iern ulhss
sent nee. In sealed envelopes. Address, nowarn
AS.aclAtion. nnN Z. phLadclnliln. Pa. 70. aM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ncw York stock nnd money nrarhe

Nv" sSsOCh uhu NAVHSy NnuCNGIs
NEW YORK., May -Honn.--Stotks heavy
Money offered freely at per cent Sterling Ex-
chanse--tong, loas; short, 1iot Gold, III. United
States Ronds- S2o's, illa. Tennessee s's-Fx-cou-
p"ns, Goa: new, $50. Virginia e's-Fx coupons,
eHa. Louisiana es-Old, 77a. Lcvee G's, 7s; so,
o. Alabama So, 1o2: SIS, rs. Georgia rs, a'.
North Carolina s's-Oid. AZ; new, 25. South
Carolina's-Old, 90 new, s2l.
Erc@in9. Money easy at s6D4 per cent. Sterling
Exchange, lha3Shlo9a. Gold, lIaaMlH. Govern
mcnts duh and lower s2o's, IlIA. Southern sccu-
rites dull and unchanged, except Tennessee us,
which arc lower at COZ; new, s5a.
LATEST.
The markets were fcverish and unsettled during
the d'y with a general decline In prices in the
Stock Exchange and Gold-Room. Money was easy
during the day. 1t opened at dos per cent, and
during the afternoon declined to 36Ei per cent.
tNch'ncc during the forenoon was quiet and
steady on the basis of loaselloas and closed firm
with quotations unchanged.
Gold opened At ll4i, dcclincdto 1874. afterwards
rallied to lli3, but during the afternoon was heavy
at llssfllli.
Governments were dull and lower, In sympathy
with the decline In gold, but closed firm. 6's, 81
coupons, ll0s '62's lls; '64's. lllS '65s, lit
new. l!3t; 'sT's ll3a; '6s's, llas 1o-4O's, 1osl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
Southern, Assembly.

The following Virginia delegates are at
.Ar Trc>hvtcrian General Assembly, Louis
,tI,c Robert. Gray, Major J. Cloyd. J. ].
N,mIIock. y. D., J. II. Brown, DIR. w. F.
, n,;. samuel Brown, W. NJ. Tate, Robert
,.cr. !. l.. Campbell, L. I. Pcnick, II. G.
r,,Iucr. Alexander Martin, Il. Y, Gaines.
~ pahnCv. II. H.. &. ". Turner, +. y.
W.tLins. ". w. Woodwork.
lrytsvulr. May 2l.--rhc Assembly Of
,hr southern Presbyterian Church was en-
gagged oil of yrsirrd1y IN rrcc,T'nS reports ths
..fir,t Of the fund for The benefit of widows
and orphans.
Thr annual report on education shows
.,,l The number Of volumes printed during
tT, wear was Il, 500 ca;rrhi>m>. - 800 books
-. ;Ir church. and 1000 tracts of various
.;,,.> he whole number Of printed pages
l.r;nr +, 900. 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
How to Build mp Trade With the
South.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1870.

EGtorS Of the Dispatch:
/ desire to make a suggestion to the mer-
chants and manufacturers of Richmond,
which, if adopted by them and carried into
practice, will double their business in two
years. 1t is this They must send repre-
sentatires of their houses to North and
South Carolina and Georgia, and solicit the
trade of these great sections Of the country.
Convince the people that your wares and
merchandise are just as low a5 those of
any other city; tell them the cost; gtiar-
antec lower freight rates and rs quick time.
and YOU can get their trade. A statement
of this kind needs no demonstration. Peo-
pic will buy. where they can get the best
bargains. | have been frequently asked by
merchants from the States mentioned why
they never sec a Richmond merchant in their
States, while every northern manufacturing
city keeps its drummers there, almost con-
tinually, anXiously anticipating, so to
speak, and quickly supplying their wants.
Richmond, with her advantage of distance
over New York, &c, can secure this trade
If she will use the means employed by her
hitherto successful rival but without them
she can do little-very little. Now, let our
merchants take the "hint," and 90 to work.
They should not be satisfied with small for
tunes, but must lay the foundations Of 4
trade that will enrich the city in The future.
If they wait for business to come to them
they will accomplish comparatively moth
ing. / can mention few who have already
pushed forward in this important matter,
and are now reaping their reward. We
hope the Dispatch will press this subject
upon our business men. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
Domestic Mnrkets-[BY TELEGRAPH1.

NEW YORK. May e3-Foon.-Flour dull: Wheat
gs and pussasS sSS aTd at
G GGte1 qsS sse' sss 9afs m at rs for
Epeninq.-Catton dull: sales 800 bales at a2lc.
for uplands:. Flour dull and heavy snperfne
tra wheat ssS SG fsSors
winter red and amber western, $l.2SNlfl. b. orn
lower: new mixed western, 81 .o6Mbll2 Beer
steady. Pork irmer at 500. 5o@S29 IS Lard ana
Stores quiet. Freights firmcr.
BALTIMORE. May % Flour improved in de-
mand. with priccs unchanged. Wheat dull Ma
Fsnnd rcd anct NJ s
firm st sl.l3. Oats dull ut Csc. Pork firm ut 800
Bacon firm; rib sides I7@l7t:: clear sides lIs2
quiet at l7s@lisc. Whiskey quiet and firm at
Sl.OsGsLOo. and holders off.
DID, % 6d Es 5 S:1s ss gs" IS hid 81 ass
ls67-s Gl bid; COUPONS, old. On bid. II asked {:
coupons, rev, 6si bid, 20 asked. North Carolina
G's-Old, aS bid 40 asked; new, "a bid, o51 asked.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Cattle active this
week, with prices we'll maintained. Sales Loo
extra Pennsylvania western steers, 1otmloic;
fair to good. e6ll0c. common. s6gsc. Sheep IN
fair demand: sales 1900 ut 53Gsc: Hogs du ~
sales 1900 nr S750Gpfl3. T5-thc lattcr price lof
prime Corn-tcd.
RosTnN, May % Cotton dull and unchanged
mlddlings. o3tr; sales, 100 bales receipts, Coz
bales ;sLock, 5000 bales.
NORFOLK, VA, May c3.-C0tton dull and MONT
nal low m'ddtngs. 2lc;; receipts as pairs eA
ports, coastwlsc. al bales; stock, 2,sS9 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nav 23.--Cotton easier at Ella
2oc.: sales.. 100 bales ; receipts. 6H bales eH
ports coastwisc, ], 00a bales; stock 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, May 23.--Cot.on quiet but firm sales
$50 bales ; receipts, 73bales.
SAVANNAH, May % Cotton quiet but firm
middings, 2lSc.; s1lcs, 25o bales; receipts. l49Z
tales {; exports. 1850 bales; stock, 81 II" bales.
MOBILE. May 23.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid:
,linp- 2lBT2Ilc. sales, 400 bales receipts, 62s
bales. Experts to Great Britain, i3S bales. Stock
III, $50 bales.
new ORLEANS. May %. Cotton dull andnomi-
nal: mitldiings, 2!tc. receipts, 2,naS bales. TX
ports-t tiavre, 070 bales; hew YORK, $50 balea.
stock T., 1856 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

tion being made to any Dutch language, Mr.,
Mungen took his seat. Mr.. Dawes called
up the question of Mr.. Brookss Know.
Nothingism, and caused to be read extracts
from speech alleged to have been made by
the latter many years ago I'm Ohio to prove
the charges that Mr.. Brooks had been q
know-Nothing. Mr.. Brooks explained that
he never had been Known othing but
had supported Fillmore as Whie
for the Presidency, and the latter was sup.
ported by Know-Nothings. This is the
nearest that Brooks ever came to Know.
Nothing. Mr.. Dawes wanted Brooks to
take back the charge that he had wiffully
misrepresentcd the latter. Brooks took
back the charge on tho ground that lying
newspaper paragraphs may have warranted
the allegation.
This little personal episode in the House
created quite a stir, and during the expla-
nation by the gentlemen the members
gathered about the speakers, indicating ur.
usual interest in what they said.
WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May -House.-Among
the bills introduced to-day was one for the
Improvement of the Cumberland river
which was referred. Also, another to ex-
empt internal and coaStwise vessels tonnage
duties; which was passed.
The Senate amendments to the bill en-
forcing the fifteenth amendment were nom
concllrred in, and Il committee of confer
cncc was asked. Speaker Blaine appointed
Mcssrs. Bingham, Davis, and Kerr, to repre-
sent the House in the conference committee.
The bill providing for the appointment of
an examiner Of claims and three additional
clerks for the State Department was passed.
The consideration Of the appropriation
bill was then resumed.
At 3 o'clock vote was taken on seat
ing Newson, of Louisiana, and he was scat
cd-avcs, 95; nays, II.
The bill placing resident minister at
Rome was defeated.
Mr.. Judd moved to suspend the rules
that he might introduce and have passed a
bill to reduce the duties on imports as fol-
lows On syrup molasses, all sugars, and
on salt, 3315 per cent. on coffee and tea, &c
per cent. and on pig and scrap iron, % 4
per cent. The motion was reiected-ayes,
1902: nays, S2-less than two-thirls voting
in the negative.
ScndtC.-An error in the journal Whereby
the sixteenth section of the bill to enforce
the fifteenth amendment, forbiddng legis-
ation against the Chinese, was omitted,
was discussed.
The discussion on the omission resulted
in the failure of the effort to correct the
journal.
The consideration Of the appropriation
bill was resumed, and the Senate is in scs
sion tonight.
An amendment allowing males and fe.
males like pay for like work was adopted.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The President
has nominated Henry A. Bertham, of North
Carolina, as consul to Tampico, and G..
Smith us collector Of the eighth district OIL
Virginia.
Commander ellis has been ordered to
duty us lighthouse inspector of the fourth
district.
The United States steamer Bcnccia has
arrived at Rio Janeiro. All on board were
well. She encountered in latitude 1905
longitude 30 two earthquakes, followed by
heavy mctcors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

\ LARGE vat. filed with benZlnc, IN Reed 5
Ind Glove I"anin~eStabliShmcnt. in Charles
i@wu. Mass, exploded or Friday night,
}l"w,n" out the rear wall and setting hrc TO
IT." building. which WAS totally destroyed
0l-", stable and an unoccupicd dwelling
aiiolning. Loss, $1,000.
Two hltorcrs 1T the Camden and Amboy
d'lot. Walnut street, fhilldclphia, were
crushed between two crates while moving
them between the boat and the depot. one
ijoim !;chcuck) was killed instantly, ana
the other wa severely injured.
Thirty soldiers OF the sappcr corps at
West Point, New York. have deserted on
account OF harsh treatment from their ser
g"int. A number Of poor people have
Joined in their pursuit for the sake of the
reward Of fifty dollars offered for each de-
Hcli"r captured.
The Fcnian Colonel O'Ncll is said TO be
i'u' upon intcrccpting the British troops
on their WAY 10 Red river, and divers re-
Ior'< come from Chicago as TO his rrcpara-
lions, expectations, and designs.
Robert Gie,land, white man, was IA
'lIN tcatcn Friday night in New Bruins
":"h, New jersey. by james Bergen, color
'h. Tor alleged intimacy with the latter
wife.
N'rucral Hancock and General Sherman
ln;c had sharp correspondence. Hancock
,nlnk> hc was sighted by General Grant,
"ho sent schoiield to California. But 1t is
explained that Hancock had personally ill.,
Nlni'cd Grant by refusing on several occa-
-'"n- to s'c"k to him,
'aptain W, A. Eiderkln, rnin,rirsars ~
t,"H'sri'tes, lie assigned 10 duty al Fort
H., ,'n. ,u,n'ayaaai se hstlafsn sleh faslss M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
rho &or.ncrn General Assembly.

rru,rrLruiA. May 2222.-Thc proceedings
(,lr General Assembly of The Presbyterian
,Hnrrh. NOW in session III this city. III refer
.,,r :n an organic union with thc southern
rrr>bylrrian Church, arc oi the most favor
r.,.,l,. tni cordial character. Is WAS evident
,ch,u he resolutions were introduced, ana
r,,.,l uId, >till more manifest Ivy the utter
.nrr> of prominent ministers every day.
n4r sentiment seems t" nc ilnan'lnonS. IL
.,,,,> particularly noticeable in The eloquent
.,,.,i.r. of Nr. McCa>h's discourse to-day
n the Assembly, Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
The Taxes-How, they. Ought to be I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For the Dispatch.

FOR the Dfspatcn.
KING AND QuEEN, May 1S, 1870.
a communication In your paper inquiring
as 10 the duties of township officers reminds
me OF suggesting to you the propriety Of
ADVISING the Legislature to have the taxes
collected at less cost. The idea of paying
collectors five per cent. (one-twentieth) Of
the amount assessed on the people of the
state to pay its expenses is OUTRAGEOUS.
why not require taxpayers to go to some
central place in each township and nav their
taxes to collector, who may be paid a
salary-say five dollars per day. He could
give thirty days notice of the time and
place, and in three or four days collect the
taxes. Such as would not pay should be
Taxed with all cost Of collection and nav ten
per cent. additional. If had time I could
give many reasons in favor of this nlan, but
moments reflection by any one will i'm
press him with the importance of such
plan. The people are not able to pay one.
twentieth of the taxes for collection, and
the Legislature will be very culpable to
permit it.
am very sorry to see the Legislature so
extrayagant. Talk to them, Messrs. Edi-
tors. When payday comes trouble will be
on hand. How the people will be able to
meet the tax which must, as things are
going, be required, | can't say. W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
Financial and Commercial.
grnsu and flour Market.

Grain aud Flour MsrRes.
CORK AND FLoUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, May %, 1879 )
uFFERIgGS.
Tvhsat.-whita $50 bushels. Red, 138 bushels.
C5rn.-Whitc. sos bushels. Mixed 100 bushels
0dts.-G5S bushels.
Rue : 81 bushels.
NsnL 40 bushels
Meal Brandt bushels.
SALES.
yhent.-wbte "a bushels good at S1.35. Red,
Corn.EWbite. a. bushels Inferior at $i.1e; 81
bushels fair 1t sl.p.
Otfs.-I00 bushels prime at esc.
Rue 40 bushels prime ut 81 10. ~ -.
Meat Bran.-44 bushels al b5. TO Tue pusheiI ~
,5r.
IMenl.-17o bushels tboited) nj $l.eo.
RE-EXn1BITED.
rorn.-White, 80 bushels.
O1fs.-1gO bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
The Ia Crosse Disaster.

New YonK, May ga special dispatch
from La Crosse to the Democrat says the
number of lives lost by the recent fire there
will exceed fifty. men, women, and chill
dren, and that the railroad and steamb oat
managers are anxious that the number
burned and drowned shall not be kno y n.
OF the crowd of emigrants on board the H..
fated steamer few were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
Foreign Markcts-LBY TELEGRAPHl.

Foreign MarkctS-lBI IELEGhAffl.
LONDON MAY 90 N00n.-Consols 9il. United
States bonds, st. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Nav % Naturalization steady up
Lands. l01G1il. Orleans, HID. estimated sales,
10 900 bales. Ertad-t,liI: quiet. Pork quiet. Lara
dun al GSS 6d
IIVERronI.. May % -Ercning. Cotton stoady
sal. To- $50 bales, Including .,oGe for export and
spcculatOn Red western wheat Is. l1d.GtSs. Ba-
con firm. Naval Stores ilrmer.
PARIS. My os.-Boursc opened dull. Rentcs,
7if. zoe.
HAvRE, May o3.-Cotton opened dull and quiet
at 1907. on tic spot.
FRANKFORT, May ?3.-United States bonds
opened quiet 1T 95tG95l.