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WHO OWNS THE PUBLIC DOxAINsI

AT length there appears to be . healthier
sentiment touching land grants 10 specula.
tors, which. In consideration Of the shame.
less manner in which the public domain hal
been squandered of hate years, 10 quite
natural The following table shows that
the number Of acres If public lands owned
by spectators and corporate mOnopolists
against the 1umber owned by W0fkiagmsu
10 in the ratio Of four 10 one:
Owned BY workingmen. ...... 100, OOO, 900
Owned BY individual speculaton $40 OO0, 200
Owned BY railway companies. zoo, OOO. 600
Total owned y speculston. -. AO,Oo0eO0
The area Of the public laads whiek vet
remain 70 be disposed Ut. exclmlvs Of The
lcebergs OF Alaska, u somewhat over nine
hundred million acres deduct one.ihird Of
which for mountains and desert lands, there
remains about six hundred million acres for
actual settlers. Il IL time for Congress to
put the brakes down % far % these lands
arc c0ncerned.-Ne1 York 6Aippjaa Lise
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We always supposed that John Chioamau
would adapt himself here to the situation ;
and Il ID conhrmet0ry 70 read Of elk celes.
tials negotiating In BARRIERS shop In Sec.
rsmepto. J06dhe sale Of tnsir Italia" for
which Figaro gave them . apiecs. A greet
which Al Sin regards his ''tail," bat We do
mot believe that there b . single Flowesy
Central Kingdomer In the country who
would mot dispose Of bis long queue Tor q,
and even les II he could get no more.
Money IN hand for tits certainly better than
70 wear Il only TO b pulled By DEPRIVED
schoolboys or 70 b csricatured b. comic
engrayerA The Sacramento ta,ls age % b
made into chignons, and In that shspe they
win not appear halt . hideous- of cuurse
n0t-Ne0 York zSjSsaA
All Of which shows Inst TIE ztjSss1
don't know - mech about Chinanes q
farming. 4t# af a
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The lsdtpendsss Of Thursday evening ssys
Toole he's IL delegates In Lewis and Clarke.
8 In llssoula, 9 In Madison. and In Cho>
team, which win nominate him. It also
claims Deer Lodge for Toole, making q
votes, Or two-shirds Of the Convention. Our
advices from Madison eoadrm the s,ase>
ment Of the laapssdsss that The Madison
delegation 10 for Toole. Deer Lodge .oy
send solid Too,e delegation, but aobody
knows il yet Cavsnaugh 10 just - likely
. not u carry even Dear Lodge. There y
considerable talk Of Republicans having
voted q the Helena primaries. We hope
mons will do % In this county. The Repub<
leans have no moro right TO control or in>
terfere IN Democratic primaries, than they
have 10 dictate what the ladepss6sat shall
print. Il 10 On interference In other peoples
husiness, or moral committxl TO support
Tho 1omiuees. Republicans would esteem Il
D sWjndlo II Democrats vOted q the pfirno>
Siss, and Il b not leas % when the order %
4ov06ooQ. &t f8fffs STGFzA i.t ~
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Telegraphic Items.

The Bowen. Bigsmy case comes up on
Monday. .sa ...s s. g.
The ship Illinois, from New York 10
Frisco, foundcsed at sea THO crew WAS
saved
Joo Coburn was arrested for stea)ine
watch and chain in New York City On
Thursday.
Duo dc Aumalc and Prince do Joinvllle
were admitted to the French Assembly by
vote Of AS to 113.
Four fires broke out simultaneously in
Constsntinople ON Wednesday. 200 houses
were In flames at once. Supposed to be In.
ccndiary.
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The steamer City Of Cosinns. " notics
was 10 make her Trial trip few days 60
Tbe following description 1t thensw sssan.
q ispublished: -
Haf lensth ovsr ~ \ 80 Test lsssdth Of
beam. twsaty-eight 5sss dspsA q hold,
fsss toanaee. - toss bssthss. asd h
peseassr accoapod ations e. 10 psssoaa.
eheb provided With 1flsaa.iSeA cyua1ss
eagfo0 g 1aas asd . IN 1ess Gtyske. nan-
ufaee1ye6 b. 0isard n Am . ca, o..
IoGiA ehs aloo eonialas waAe tank $3.50.
ity e lA0o aD1anA = s1pply vaAss e
~ baiIsA 49, euaslse 6 twsan.1vo
Ass1silssg ~ 49, = $500 -
tvsaly> 1Dar1lIe - ~ boosbs -.
49,. - W - !! - O.
81 4ewa sgSs s9 tss ~ ligl I'll.
sAR ~ Il NJ L. = Z =
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County CDnventlon. ...To tho Republicans
OF Deer Lodge CountJ.

You are requested to hold Primary Meetings IN your
several pttctncts on Wednesday. slet day Of yuue
1871. 1t O'Clock, p. M, and select Delegates In ac
cordsnce with the following appostoumrn TO attsni
tbs Republican County Convention tn BE- hed In Oeer
Lodge Monday, 36eh day u juno, 1871, 1t oeoc2
p. IN. =.
The object OF said Convention IL 70 nominate cend
dates for the various County oees and 70 esce dele
gates to the Territorial Republican Convention The
snuOrtiOnmcnt 10 ~ follows:
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How's this for cstst II CT doth meet .
cat upon garden wall. and II . cat doth
greet . cat. Oh. need thev 10th 70 squall!
Every Tommy hes bic Tsbby waiting on
.he WALL and ~. be welcomes her aPprosche:
upon the garden wall. Why don't he cit ard
sweetly emile; and not stand up and bawl,
lift his precious back mp high and show his
teeth end moan. - II tWsre collie more
than 1--we that made that fellow groan.
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The Republican Territorial Convention VIII wet ~
O'Clock r. L., for the purpose OF nomtnattnE can
ddatc for DELEGATE 70 Congress- and f0e the t!aneac
ton Ut such Other business 10 may Be deemed re9ol-
site for the success Of the party ID the approaching
campaign.
The Convention In ordered:
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The water used 10 fsom the upper and lower Rock
Creek. and Pikss Peak bitches. ESQ Inches being
6rst bead, At = cts sr inch aud sO second head At
IL cts. Miners inform % thess b already more gold
coming ont this season than last and the mines ON
Gold HIN which vii! BE- open In few weeks, will add
largely to the product. The bars srs perfect net
work Of Ounce. pipca hose, and bitches, aud when
the $500 inches Of water comes chasing down them
two hundred 10 three hundred feet throwing jets and
sprays through every crevce and surgng aainss the
compact hanks With Oh the pressure hose WIN stand,
II makes ~ buslest. hsiskest. moss celebrating
scene In The minss o( MONTANA. n,
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CRoPs IN OREGON. never has been
. crop failure in Oregon, 1t IL said. since the
6rst settlement made by the French In 1885,
The present season ID ono Of unusual activ.
~ among farmers. Il IL thought from the
extensive area Of soil under cultivation, THAI
double the quantity Of cereals will be raised
this Fall over that of the preceding season.
Our own wheat crop, Il 10 now ascertained,
will b considerably In excess Of the home
consumption; but should II prove other.
wise, We shall net have far 70 90 In making
purchases 70 supply The deficiency. -Sas
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All Republicans arc earnestly requested TO attend
the primaries; and oil delegates elected to appear 1t
GEO. W. IRWIN,
Chairman Republican County Committee
CAAs. g. WARREN, Secretary.
Deer Lodge Nay 10 $50
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Eleven Millions on Trucks.

Omaha. Shat Lincoln yesterday, the impcach.
mens court In the case of ex-Auditor Gillespie, 3D.
journcd to the second Tuesday Of January next The
Le:isture adjourned to sane day. There Is car Of
specie here from California for the government. on Ito
way east containing S1l.0O00O0 1t IL detained BY
ht:h water making the crossing dangerous II 10 well
guarded BY soldiers. River rose about one foot to
day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

SUCCESS OF THE EADMINIsTRATION.-Thea admin
istration Of Gen. Grant has been very severely
Judged. 1t has been criticised most sharply and
most effectively by Republicans. Yet the general
policy with which it is identified is plainly
to be the settled purpose of the country that the
Northern Democratic leaders are exhorting their
party to contest it longer. 1t is the policy of
the Republican party, indeed, and not especially
Of the administration but under this administra-
tion it has become firmly fixed that the enemy
dispair. If this be true, it certaiuly shows how
thoroughly identified with the principles and pur-
poses Of the party the administration has been.
We do not forget the deep Republican discomfort
with the administration of Mr.. Lincoln in the
middle and towards the close of his first term; and
we believe of General Grants as of Mr.. Lincoln's,
that it will justify itself more and more rcasoE-
able investigation -Hdrper5 Heekiy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20
The Battle Of the Boyne.

1t is not surprising that reminders of the battle
of the Bovine are unpleasant to Roman Catholic
Irishmen Not only was it the finishing blow to
the Romanist dynasty af the SrUAKrs, but the
conduct of the Irish supporters of King JAMES
was anything but cretlitable to them. On the
morning of July II (new style) l69o, thirty thou
sand French and Irish soldiers, with sprlnkiing
of other nationalities, composing the army OF the
deposed monarch, were strongly Intrenched on
the south side of the Boyne, while WILLIAMS
forces, numbering about 56OOO, were posted on the
northern hank The latter were made up OF Eng
lsh, French, Huguenots, Danes and loyal lrisll.
William had been slightly wounded IN the right
shoulder by a cannon ball on the proceeding day,
but in spite OF this and contrary to the advice OF
the veteran Marshal SCHoMBERti, precipitafed an
attack Crossing the river at different places,
wading often mp to their arm pits, the Protestant
soldiers carried everything before them. The Irish
infantry opposed to them showed the white feather
at once and scattered IN every direction RICHARD
HAMILToN's Irish cavalry behaved much better,
though their conduct was unequal. At times du-
ring the day they broke in disorder but subse-
quently showed considerable gallantry. The loss
OF tine v..qnished was about fifteen hundred men;
that Of their conqnerOrs was only about one-third
Of that number. The smailness of the losses, con-
sidcring the strength of the opposing armies,
shows that the fight was much less hotly contested
than the majority of combats of like Importance.
The most serious blow to the victors in the
death Of SCHOMBERG, who was surrounded by the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

MORE OUTIAwRY.-Tbe Girard Press printing
office was burned TO the ground, early on the
morning of the 18th inst, by gang of outlaws
belonging to the Land Leagucrs. The Press has
been one of the most independent and one of the
fairest papers in that section of the country Its
course the Neutral Land question has been
straight forward and honest, and no fair-m minded
person could object to it. But that did not suit
the outlaws who have Just been beaten in the
Courts, but who seemed determined to keep up the
terrorism that has made the Neutral Lands, for
the last two years, a disgrace to the State. The
burning of the Press Office is a fair example OF
their mode of warfare.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

CELEBRATING .BUNKER HILL IN IRELAND
The cable informs us that gang ofmen, supposed
to be Fenians, broke into the militia armory at
Mellow, on SATURDAY. night, June L, the anniver-
sary of the battle of Bunker Hll,) and carried of
120 rifles. A sentinel fired upon the men as they
were leaving, but all escaped. Some of the arms
were discovered the uext morning in n neighbor-
ing field
The raiders made clean thing of it. Whether
such are wise or not, is question on which men
will differ. But, at any rate, it proves one thing
that the spirit of nationality, and of hate to
wards English rule, still lives, bold, hazard
GUS, and as indomitablea as il has shown itself al
any time the past seven hundred years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

ANOTHER SwINDLE.-The latest new scheme for
swindling the farmers is on the tapis. The arti-
Gle now offered is wrought iron plew point, MT
is wonderful. Those who have been bitten find
that wrought iron plow points cost more apiece
than the entire shares of cast iron. As these pow
point swindlens are understood to be making Q
hurried sweep through the country, papers desi-
rous Of saving their patrons pockets wiH dlrecf
attention to this swindling scheme. 1t cost the
farmers Of the east about two hundred thousand
dollars.-Ex
We gladly give the above place, in order that
the farmers Of Kansas may be warned against
these wrought iron thieves. The farmers should
always patronize the legitimate dealers in their
own towns, and let travelling humhMgs pass along
without encouragement.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
crrrrn.xn O. Iulx Isth. ,s1l


CLEVELAND o. July 18th. 's7l.
EprTos CHIEF ALLOW to tender the "Chi.f my war;
cm.ratulaons upon its improved appearance which
now well corresponds with its contents OF all the new
epartures recently taken that Of the C seems tn me
the most deserving o praise promises tn he the most
lasting It il catering evidence of the favor in which Il
ia held bv s rrzers A. wen AZ Of the enterprise and cne
cv NJ n. vostbv pubbr Who has 90 Ion: and faithfully
bcre S the interrts az the people generally and who
has m and suecessuIly ventilated exposed
the shrmes of dishonest and rascay officials The petty
,,s.. IN ore, ex;l5tsd bx alr,.er lights toward the
chr have had the effect TO stimulate and strengthen it,
h;i ri, s have driven its cpponrnts from the
6e,d defeated and dmoralz.d That il NAV long continue
!. ba n, .c in the r.pct and admiration of the people
=; the ncere i.h Of vour correspondent who for
,,. fr h,. arerIx its arrival upon the
dav bsp due and when in one or two instances failed
.r;ve se,, mn LITTLE di,aur,iumeut tbereat There
.nv ,br here WIN a eagerly watch for its coming and
,es i,s pares 80 that YOUR correspondent often met
18th ,. onrrx .H.s the Cksf come r. and seldom indeed
h.. n. len comnlIrd 10 rrplv in the negative White
I,a - u herself upon the possession of
.uh ,aper owned and edited by one whose straight for
d manly has won for him the respect and esteem
No., 81 % ~; , Stat. b,t of many ,,eoule who have new.
r ln ;,y;n the lims Of that State and do not write
,b n a,,er the gentleman for well know how little ef
o, n ou,d have but IN demonstrae as well as can to
the citizens of the Cud that the Chief entitled to their
not m favor hut an an act of Justice and recpro-
S"ppr. n"s "' 'o'' 's. :" A., ;,s .,I. "a;
oauc" i'r 'ne seN' So, olo ~ ~ - .na t.
'"r IN .A'eais an" D1s " '.s ss..,...,... ,h.
",'u ''e ini.' '.,'' s ~ ~ "a. .,-,r or
~ the case NAV be- and nothing not even Rail-
ro,d attract, IN. attention f euerprising peo-
'a'' AtN',s 'i. a''e"'o. =. ~ VIE. ,ro,a
u" =" sio"As '"S, - "' % -. fp - II a..
owes '"e e."'e' par u -. :. - a..
e>h'or 'ho"u W s'''''e'' IN "A' eno' :" Ou ~
anu p.ei' ~ "i s~' -. :,
ai'e y" i'S n'e anu =" 'o "AA ~" W "'''e ~
improve ana inefes'e-
Ii Seems 20 me- s'e", nl's'AA' 40 n" " - go -.
'ne Propos'''n " ,,s"e "o'.' ~ ',. 'Ie ~ ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

~ Iowa stands at the foot of the list of whis-
ky manufacturing States, having but one distillery
-Er.
This accounts for the hopeless condition of the
Democratic party in Iowa. If they don't start
more distilleres up there it is useless for the De-
mocracy to go to the trouble of making any noni-
nations in the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

u There are nearly 10000 600 acres of unpro-
ductive farm lands in the State of Virginia, which
are almost equal to double the number of acres Of
farm lands now in cultivation in that State.-Er.
Yet we suppose, that among those lazy galoots,
who permit so much land 60 to waste right under
their noses an immense vote could be polled mp
on the platform of "Down with monopolies; no
more land grants to railroads; land for the land
1esar
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

IMroRTANT MATTER.-We call attention to the
Circular of the Kansas Immigration Society, in
this issue. The matter of which it treats should
receive attention. Kansas achieved high honor,
two years ago, by little effort in the same direc
ton; and with vigorous and united effort, she
can no doubt do better now. Let agriculturists
and fruit-vrowers look to IT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

Da correspondent of some paper, having
charged that an article in the New Chicago Tran
script contained falsehoods the editor of the TraR
script says that he wrote the article, and that all
the facts in it were true. Perhaps his opponent
would admit that and still claim that the article
was false.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

~ paper is soon to be started at Usage City,
Usage County, to be called the Shaft. KALLOCH
has lately been on visit to the County, but we
do not know whether he is to run the paper or
not.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

~ German philosopher has lately been en-
gagged in study of the peculiarities of cannbals.
He has ascertained that there at present about
TWO millions OF the population of the earth who
have an appetite for human flesh
The world is pretty much all cannibal, if the
appetite is the criterion
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

~ A United Brethren preacher in Southern
Kansas, has been arrested for whipping his ilau.h
ter almost to DEATH We have not heard that So
cret societies had anything to do with it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

"POoR RTAD"-GONE.-STad" Lincoln-the ia
vorite son of the lamented Martyr-President, died
at the Clifton House. in Chicago of dropsy Of the
heart. Mrs. Lincoln was with him throughout his
entire Illness and Is said to he terribly affected by
his death. There is said TO he much feeling in
Chicago over Tad's untimely death, and it will ex.
tend throughout the country. Peace to the ashes
# "Poor Little Tad"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

ROMANCE AND REAIITY.-A young preacher in
Tennessee, several years ago, believed in slavery
preached it Biblical doctrine, and saw a divine
plan in the whipping of men, the selling of wom-
en- and the separation of families. When the war
broke out he was honest enough to fight for what
he believed to he the truth. He felt so deeply the
wickedness of the final triumph Of freedom that
Brazil with other southern malcontents He soon
became a naturalized citizen, and then q bank
rupt. According to the Brazilian law the children
of bankrupt citizen may be sold in payment of
his debts. This mans two children, one of them
nearly grown to womanhood, were sold for 81, 200.
He does not now believe in the divine origin of
slavery.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

- Benjamin Franklin, in 1891, bequathesf; to
Boston and Philadelphia each 5000, to be loaned
in small sums to mechanics.-Er
From which We infer that FRANKLIN made his
will the next year after he died.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

le The Lawrence Journal, in its column of
Religious Items" copies the notice of the resi-
dence Of Rev. DANA Fox being struck by light
ming. If that is called religious item. people
will begin to backslide.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

- W. W. WILLIAMS, late of the Emporia
Ners, has purchased the Tribune Office, in the
same city, and is going to enlarge and improve it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

70 1t is whispered among the knowing ones,
thaf 'AiANpINGHAM WAS fnddled at the time OF
The accidsnt which resulted in his death.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20

Democratic paper. says the Adminis-
tras"n has no soul. The Democratic party has
no body TO put soul into.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20


been in session in this place during the week. The
docket numbers over 800 cases, Al one Of which
are State cases. Up to Thursday evening, 25 of
these cases had been disposed Of together with
several civil suits. Judge Webb is determined to
clear the docket this term, if it takes six weeks
The Ottawa Journal says that citizen residing
that city, has left for short vacation, taking
with him another mans wife. 1t does not give
names at this time. The husband ofthe woman
was in tina. city day or two since, prospecting
for the couple.
The amount of taxable property in Mitchell
County will be Sl75,OO this year. Pretty good
for a County not year old The County officers
in that County seem to be running matters very
judiciousiy.
Republican newspaper, under the manage
ment of H. b. Gregory, is to be established at
Council Grove.
THE Texas cattle fever has broken ont on the
Cottonwood bottoms, two miles south of Emporia.
THE total assessment in Dickinson County for
1s71 is 81 627, ,7I7-a gain of nearly 900 over
the assessment of last year. Dickinson is fast
looming up amongth richest Counties in the State.
The Fort Scott Monitor chronicles the birth of
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson,
the mother of which, "a daughter of Col. H. T.
Wilson, was born in Fort Scott. The Monitor
feels proud of the event.
Whe clip the following items from the Concor-
dia Empire of the 18th inst:
The County Commissioners of Mitchell County
have refuse to order an election the relocation
of the County seat.
wind on Wednesday night last, unroofed the
Large stone house of George StinsOn, and did con-
siderable other damage at Glen Elder, as well as
further east and west.
On Monday evening, July 3D., the house of
Mr.. s. w. Quick, of Sibley township, was destroy
ed by fire. with its contents, while the family were
absent. Loss about 1900. 1t was not doubt
fired by an incediary.
Sheriff Hibner returned from two weeks buff
falo hunt last Tuesday; he went ont nearly two
hundred miles. On Little Medicine he saw i'm
mense quantities of grasshoppers going in a
north-easterly direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-04
GEORGETOWN.

DRovERs' REsT-The market yesterday and
day before was very dun, with a downward ten
dency in prices, buyers seeming Inclined to hold
back for afurther fell There were on sale ! a.
beef and stock cattle: 522 sold for slaughter at
S3.5SaS5-62 per cwt-; 400 stock cattle at Sass
per ewt., among the latter mich cows and
calves at S25sS one very fne AZ $50, 40 cat
tie on hand "a be forw arded to b sfgDore or sold
next market day; 80 sheep and lambs offered
lmostly of the forner;) 500 sold for slaughter az
4a5k cents per pound for sheep, and s3as4-5o
per head for lambs: zee sold for stock purposes
at S2aS3 per head; Is very superior improved
Southdowns sold for stock purposes at SO per
head; - sheep remain unsold
PAINFUL ACCIDENT--Mr. /. L. Parkhuret,
deputy collector at this port, dislocated his
shoulder yesterday, By falling down the hatch
way of the steamer Lady of the Lake He was
removed TO his residence, No. 81 Bridge street,
where he was attended b. DIR. Richie.
The WHEAT MARX change in the
market for wheat We note the sales on 'Change
to-day OF go bushels at s1=ik, pa at si.6s, Is at
S1.6s.
RECEIPTS or GRAIN.-B. Talbot < Son are
In receipt of 69e bushels of wheat, Hartley &
Bro. OF go bushels. and George Waters 200
bushels.
FLoUR.-Over 1900 barrels of -four were ship
ped from this port yesterday. 1,I0O barrels went
out by the New York, and 50 by the Norfolk
steamer