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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

"a, ls7l.
Prnsoxkuoxs.
Osssu E.iher, Me Jennie Hoxarth. Bosful.
Ahasusrus. King Il Persia. VI. n. hhiVpic.
TIaman. Otcr.ser 81 The Realm, q. r Nunson.
Lsresh. Hlman's viie. Miss \. b Georr.
Harhonah. A. W. Sparkling.
hcsai, c.. Slayton.
Queeu' First Maid Honor. Miss So. Iiutehins
zsrcsh's Maid q Il,nor, Miss = N. Drew
MosseuEer, Rev. q. W. Bailey.
Chorus n Jews
Chorus Il Haman's Friends.
Maids q Homer. etc.
Miss N. T. George. Accompanisi
The Cauiata d Queen Esther o. founded upon
scsnes and incidents xhich transpirt.i daring
the reign q King Ahssuorus, IN which Ia
man. the Kings oyeH-crr and most noble Princt
plots the destruction q the Jewish nation His
wicked d0igus, however, we're frustrated thru
tbs influence end interposiiion Of Queen Esther
tfor full particulars sc book II Esther.)
Appropriate costumes from Boston, have been
secured. The music By the lameuted Brad
bury needs no comment We fcei justified in
saying that will BE- The most elegant andhrilliant
entertainment ever given in 'spunky Lamoille'
PROGRAMME:
PART FIRsr.
1. "Hsman, HamAn. long live Haman.u cAorus.
2. "Beheld this Mordeoai" Bapan end Clorus.
,. There is q certain people, Hanan.
Z. The silver is given to thee" kmg.
5. "A song Of joy.r EfHg end Human.
8. sols.-,.Loi 0'sr the Wicked.n ProgAsfsss.
:. Chorus " the JewE.-"Israel. o Israeli
Solo ~ Esther and Morisoai.
s. Duet, go thou unto the King"
Mordeoai and Estler.
.. The Resolve, "I'll go unto the King.n FsfLsr.
10. "iie that goeih forth and weepcth." Chorus
II. Dialouse, "Whatisit, Queen Ksther,"
KfHg and Esfssr.
~. - "Call 10 the Banqustr 500 sEd ckorp,.
~. Solo Why should this Hebrew" Zuesh
10. Then shall no care" ZcTtsh and Chorus
PART SECOND.
I. Chorus Of the Jews, "God is the Refuge"
SOLO BY M0rdeoI and First Maid Of Honor
9. what honor and dignity" Kipg.
,. Duet King and HruaH
4. Ahal Aha! Chorus
8. "The King has given commandment" Carfef.
6. "Open ye the gates Trust In the Lordn Chorus |
SOB BY Hegai and QueeH's Maid Of Honor. |
7. "Thou wiltkeep him. Hdf6oHah, Hegai & Chorus
s. "Ilaman prooaiming Mordooai the favored Of
.. Solo, "Thy CALLING depeat"
ZsrecA's Maid Of Honor.
70. IN The Banquet King, HGaaH and Chorus.
e. Dialougo, "What is thy petition ~ King & Esther
=. DO wake, or am dreaming" Quartet. /
a. "When the Lord" CAorus.
Is. "Our soul is escaped" Chorus
10. Finale, praise We the Lord" FGH Chorus.
Tickets Of admission 35cents; Children under
Twelve years, IS cents, to be had at the stores
and door. Special terms for family tickets
Doors open at six o'clock. Curtain to Use
III p NJ.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

Tue ALbINE FOR CHRLsMAs ISL
The long expected Christmas number has
arrived. aud right loyalty have the pub.
fishers kept their faith with their subscri-
bors A volume itself, there are few
holiday books Of any price that can conf
pete with the sumptuous elegance Of this
issue of that remarkable periodical, The
Aldine.
The paper aud the engravings are fully
equal in quality TO the very finest holiday
books, aud the pages folded dowr to the
size Of the ordinary "4to," would make
a volume Of lbs pages, which, in cloth
binding would retail for $500: All of
which is afiored for one dollar, or TO year.
y subscribers for twenty-five cents Sure
ly no better example could be asked Of
the mighty power of the printers art to
extend refining influence to the humblest
nome
OF the fifty pictures which this royal
number contains, nine are full page plates.
We would fam dwell with a printers
pride upon tho subject of this splendid
tribute to our art, but hope we have said
sufficient to enable our readers to appre-
ciate the importance of securing copy
for themselves, which they can do by adj
dressing the publishers, James Sutton &
Co., % Liberty street, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

The blood owes its color TO minute alobules
person. large amount of Iron, which gives vitality
TO the blood. The Puryan Syrup supplies the
blood with this vita element, and gives strength
and vigor to the whole system.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
c0mb12age.

C0MD32age. -||"--
Alex. Fullington of No. Cambridge,
dressed q pig s months old, that weighed
35l lbs. . -
"A. Is. Case made and sold the
past season, from six cows 800 lbs. of but
Ter besides what was used in the family,
and good stock left for winter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
IOhnS0n.

FEsTIAAL.-The Ways and Means So.
ciety are to have one eff their old-iashiop-
cd good times in the Normal School
House, Friday eve. Dec. %. Come one
come all aud refresh yourselves with
Oysters and fxings, your money will last
IN the Parsonage we hope to build. Other
attractions In the shape of Holiday Gifts,
Noek-ties' an Art Gallery, &c. will add
to the entertainments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

The favorable SYMPTOMS in the case of
the Prince of Wales continue and every
thing now points to his ultimate re-
covery.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
New Advsrti-e,,.s
GoToES. roRrERs o,lIlT5s
CHRISTMAS Ana SEW MAS c,o,.
aLBU.HSg .fLEun.

A. eeiton Ffiosfi Pass. err-.-
49,. tsafee asfafi atnt II II 80 b.
-. IN $780, .Asiis1s iiss -, ~. o,'.s.
pc ever Ailctu hunrrft - - IA
e.eAsft. q aud ~ tts-5. e-.-,sf - -
teial htn a. ttaalltsi { IN. - 49, =.
49,, meet q tl1iurs aaass go -. . - l.,
~ Ia -, ~ 1t oant b tssi 4 ~
lefe tsrl go s.iisd, a. Ftry i'it.. = hli
AL sh o. card hard. ST.. a.i.i A. -
ssss,,,,.seeLe Nls-s q Ezepi. Piils- q a 4
~ the pstci ecasi ID ttr Is1rri. II i-,aiit -.
ihe Ilu ufNaEartlL irst5 49,. ~ W,
~: tatoT lusi ttsaslt. and - ~ sll1. =
,t4etl iana; tleHs % NE Hossn5.i. 80 d =
p, ut tailt, ass Tea high. ~ - "a.
h91,r y 't a. $50, -, ..'.hs tsisssa =.
I've hunafed icst htlh. Nsussftt-esa tu,~
tain-' nt- hansasid. Eost,u Ha-i.- y ~ a
4, u On, fasiic safdsns II nuil.u. 80 "a
name them all ~ NituI ID.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
.1lorTsytNe.


bNAs ANAA ANa
Ma. EBITOR Many thanks for your
Kind offer Of the 18th inst. with regrets
for your Eecessary absence fTtm our Fee.
tival. The evening Of Tuesday. was all
that could be desired, clear and siill-a
beautiful winters night.
At an early hour, considerable company
assembled in the Town Hall. where social
chat aud good music were enjoyed until
little after eight o'clock. when the an
Douncement Of supper" brought about
hundred into the new veslry Of the Cong.
Church.
or this room We might say. that upon
this occasion its Gre, opening i, presented
very attractive appearance, spacious.
well lighted and warmed, with tables
amply furnished The sight was truly sug-
gestive Of comfort aud cheer.
After the seats were filled Rev. Mr..
Hardy asked Gods blessing upon the
bouutles prepared, after which the oysters
we're served, eaten, and pronounced sex
cellent."
About one hundred aud fifty persons
IN all did full justice to the various deli.
cacies of the table, with much apparent
enjoyment.
At late hour the hum Of voices ceas-
ed, aud the new vestry was left to soil.
tude.
Very truly Yours.
OSR WHO WAS THERE.
-l27 scholars are in attendanc, at
Peoples Academy and Graded School, |
81 Of which are in the academic grade.
DO not fail to hear Miss Howarth,
in the Operate Cantata of Queen Esth-
er, at the Town Hall. Morrisville, Thurs.
day and Friday eyes,, Dec. Dist and %.
Albert A. Niles, Esq, has COM
ncenced the practice OF the Law at Gov.
Ilendee's Office, where he will be pleased
o attend TO all business entrusted to
lin.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

LIST OF W., PArENTs. from the D. IS patont
oilce Tor the week ending Dec. 18th 1871 RE-
son, Solicitors Of Patents, Cos Seventh Street.
Washington, d. q.
Hay Loader--H. w. Hamilton, Bran
don.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

Green Mountain Poets, in gilt 1926
PLAN $500. For sale by A. j. sanborn,
Middlebury, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

VICKs ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND
FLORAL GUIDE FOR lS72.-We are pleased
to acknowledge the receipt the beautiful
specimen Of the Printers and Engravers
art. 1t has l24 pages, with two colorcd
plates, aud containing complete cata-
logue Of seeds and bulbs with directions
for culture, &C., both of flowers and vege-
table, and is made New Years gift to
all Of his patrons of 1871. Wick is ac,
knowledged to be the best scotsman in the
country, and his seeds bear The best re-
putation for reliability. lie has visited
during the past season all the seed grow.
ers Of Europe, and made personal selec-
ton Of the imported varieties. We hope
our readers will favor him their orders for
1872. The catalogue will be sent to
an yone who does not receive it as a gift,
for 10 cents, about one.tourth its cost,
Address James Wick, Rochester, NY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
PERFUMERY! PERPrurpv.

Call at POrtors and gel bo,tl. -.
pcriuntTy or sumo Of The Tripie go - "a
OF bottle q Hair OIL, and IN, -. ftisn,
softmcnt of Children Story B,ai, 90 =
assortment " Fancy Bo1es. ~ Alg 4 an
them cheaper than any other - sllsl
Co. ! mean what I say, call "a :. Laul..i
best assortment Of the above sfsi, w nan n
Fathers and Mothers, rememt., u.a
Tree Tor that little one, or thos hi. thi s1ii
mink more In having present pls,-s., Ihg
no matter how small, than tbrt s--,g5a va, IN
more ValEe placed In their hands !, -. ga
never can be children but opce ~, ne. IAg
enjoy Il, and they will repay Won ~ ~ nsas
times. My Photograph Rooms m ~, EnT
morning till night. have one ofths W ~ lys
grapers 10 work for me In the Stats IN nae
the new style OF Photograph that y. y. So
Farmers bring out your family. Az uali
pictures taken, or pictures that ar ~ ati
the draws framed up aud make v,ur gLhg a
ant and attractive, so your children III - pst
other places for amusements, Brbr !. wv ~
pie OF wood, or piece If beef or poSl ~, ma
or would not object 10 small piers A. w az
and slice Of Cheese, or few eros ~ 49,. ..as
get them Of you as the merchants NJ ssta
bring on your produce for | am ready h ~, ~
DO NOT FORGET TO CAL At toprTs,
PHoTOGAPH GALLEY
f N. PORTER, Photogr,gr
Worthwhile, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
sl96,OOO,oOO
100000
$l92,000,0O
100000
100000
$29O,OoO,ooO

- Total loss a $500, 900. o1O
Total amount insured, about loo, 600 600
OF which is colectabc 40. 600 600
Companies will pay not more than
500, 0c0, OC0, or lSper cent. Of the value
of the property burned up--many of those
claiming to settle in full have only settled
after liberal deductions were made. About
$4,000, 900 has been adjusted by the
companies up to the close of November.
The contributions for the relief of suffer-
ers foot up a total OF about SO, 500, 900.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

Buns Tur nEkUfTrI QrtrH-fhs Ops.
sils C4ntzia. FISHER ths tnzufifal Qnsrns ~
Nm. d. iirsitars, Iosu iiall Norris he, Ihurs..
dsy-and Friday evening", beasFatsr 2lss ssd
"a, ISL.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
CONE ONE CONE n,
FIRST CONE. FIRST Gu.

fie.nfss eeIaed, eular'ytd 1sd g..
vi - hs,1r ooloFs ia Ne hs.t rs.sr.. h
Ne r., v !. nav hasf jet tsturEed liza -
81 lc aud would a., call All ...it a. -
TAI n aud see II they are n0t ts,i., ~ "a.
had Them taken before. Ihavet -. iaur
ment o. Photographs. Call and s...ii IN,
as=ortmeut 81 BTAek cts, MirrtT 1,is,,..5a, y. ~
Clocks, aud Minor Frsmss. / - list i
dollars. 81" eth -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

Chicago LossEs.-We take the follow
ing statement from advance sheet of the
new work, entitled Chicago and the
Great Conflgratiop.'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
A n n U AL BALL,

AMERICAN HOUSE, HYDE PARK,
re. B. SAWYER, PrOprie;orl
MONDAY Eve. JAN, l, 1872.
MANAGERS
GEO. L. WATERMAN, ESQ.,, COL. C, D. GATES,
DIR. ALBERT BARRows. .
MUSIC,
Paul 4 Armbrghts and RObnsOus Bands, with Piano
accompaniment Eight Pieces,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20
V MAS!

A. P. CLEAVELAND!
Having been appointed by Santa Clan, G,,-
FOR HYDEPARK!
l'p'oParod to distribute a large as,rnu,
HOLIDAY GOODS
At ACCOMMODATING PRICES,
The List comprises
Handkerchief Boxes,
Photograph Albums,
Autograph Albums,
Diaries for 1872, lgreat yar,tr
Tin Toys,
Fancy Toilet Soaps,
Games,
Toy Books,
Initial Stationery,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Portfolios,
LObin's Perfumery also cheap w
fumcry,
Pomades, Hair Oils.
&c, &C., &c,
HE HAS fHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT n
COLLARS and CUFFS IN LAMOILLECO
Hyde Park, Dec. 10th 1871, al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-20

ORDER or DANCES.
1.-GRAND MARCH AND SPANISH FANCY.
2.-QuADRILLE, Welcome AL.
3.-QUADRILhE, Polka Redowa
4.-CoNTRA, Money MUSK
6.-QUADRILLE, HdHe.
6.-QUADRILLE, Sleigh Ride.
INTERMlSSI0N.
ZuLr1a and Va7Souvie,l,,1
7-CoNTRA, Ladu Washinotoa's Reel
S.-QLADRILLE, Polka,
9.-QUADRILLE, .Mockinq Bird.
Fancy
l1.-QUADRILLE, Bands Choice & Galop,
SUPPER.
8ohottiooh, Fiue-Step and Fhtnelanle,'.
l2,-QUApRILLE, Lencers.
13.-QUADRlLIE, Schottiscb.
l4.-CoNTRA, HILLS Pictory.
l5.--QUADRILLE, Amusement
16 --QUADRLLE, .NedIey
l7.-QUADRILIE, american House.
lNTERMlSSlON.
Wolt2, PoLoa MazaWlsa.
l8.-QUADRILLE, Rail Road,
Polka
20.-THE LADIES Choice.
Fishers Hornpipe.
22.-QUADRILLE, Put Me in Ny Little Bed.
z8'-QuADnILlE, Good Morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
q EnSt W0ruan-A Runaway Match

| Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
| Messy CREEK, Tenn, Sept. 4, 1871.
About two weeks ago Il Mrs. Shredder,
(who lost her reason some time during the
wary living in the vicinity Of yellow
! Sprjnr. Sewer cou uty, Tenn, left her
home 10 90 across the mountains, since
which tame she has not been heard Of. She
was traced several miles overt the mountains
Smoky bv her son: who had to proceed
many times on his hands and knees to fol-
low her, it being 50 difficult TO travel. The
people in the vicinity have turned out en-
n0ssc, securing the mountains in every d.
rection, and up to this time she has not
been found. IL is feared she has persisted
from hunger or by falling over the many
cliffs and precipiccs that have to be en-
couDtcred.
While This is very distressing, we have to
record another of Il different character.
The home of q once happy family has been
broken up. The mother of three children
at this late hour had just discovered her
first love and choice was mistake, ana
she departed with her second Adonls, over
whose head some sixty or two winters and
a summer had passed, leaving dlsconso-
late ard heart. bl oxen father to mourn her
loss. Fortune smiled upon them until they
reached this place, when the said youth OF
sixty being very thlrsty-the occasion re-
curing something more than nature to
stimulate he would step off and
Get drink, bur before he returned the
train had left. The last we saw OF the old
fellow he was going at two-forty time up
the track, making frantic gestures and en-
ercising his lungs freely. This family ala
not live far from here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
New York Items.

NEW YORK, Sept. Ga lively meeting OF
the Union Republican Association recon-
menas Horace Greeley To the National Con-
vention for President. ,,
The Wilkesbarre coal mines have col
lapsed six acres Of ground by sinking 2OO
feet. ;,
it is understood that to-day application
will be made before Judge Barnard for an
Injunction against the heads OF the city gov
eminent to restrain them from the coliec,,
ton of taxes, issuing any more bonds, ana
transferring any more real estate. These
are the principal points to be inserted III
the legal document. This movement Is IN
ausurated by An association called 1.-The
Executive Committee OF Citizens and Tax
Payers for the Financial Reform OF The Cl'y
OF New York"
The mate of the ship Euterre, charged
with scuttling the vessel, his been bailed In
the sum of S3, 900.
DIR. Mary Frances Secley, OF C!cyeland'
Ohio and DR.. Sarah G. Steward, OF Phltaoei'
phia, have sailed for Calcutta as mission.
aries, under the auspices of the Womans
Union Mission Society for heather lands.
The New York Democratic State Com
yeution has been called to meet ut Roches-
ter, N. Y, on the 4th Of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

AN EXCURSION PARTY UPSET IN NIAGARA
ram Drosrntng-A Gattant Rescue The
river near Black Rock harbor was the
scene of what came very near being terrl-
bic accident Saturday evening. About =
o'clock fishing party, consisting OF Key.
August Grotrain, Of Dearborn street, ms
daughter, Miss Emma Grotraln, Key. Or.
Otto Burger, and Prof. Edward Moeiler,
were at anchor III small Ooat on Inc
lower end Of Squaw Island. The. steam.
Yacht Jennie Sutton, having in tow
!, barge loaded with hay, came along
and steamed into the hmbor. Inc
tow. as il swung around, was caught
by The current, and, before a colilslon
could be prevented, struck the boat heaVl-
". capsizing it ard prccipitating the en-
fire marty into the water. The current Is
very swift at that point, and the SITUATION
was dangerous in the extreme. DIT. Gro-
TRAN ana Prof. Moeller managed 10 cilng
to the barge, but DIR. Burger ana MISS
Grotrian were left to fearful struggle
with the water. The former Is strouS
swimmer. but his efforts were directed TO
saving the young lady rather than himself,
and I've became so much exhausted that ne
was forced TO give up the struggle, and had
sunk twice, when he was rescued by
Messrs. Asa Waters and j. 0. Henderson,
who were rowing in the vicinity.
Miss Grotrain was in desperate plight,
and it seemed that she would surely perish;
Int Mir. Robert Arnold, who fortunately
happeued to be rowing over to bis home IN
Fort Erie. happened TO come al0ng az tne
critical moment, and by his gallant exer-
tions the drowning lady was rescued after
sh ".'I had SINK for the third time. In either
her ease or that of DR.. Burger, "a very few
seconds more would have proved iatal, ana
Mis-. Grotriun was resuscitated with great
din .ulsy as it was. The party feel eX-
llelnely grateful for the opportune: a u! s
ance WHICH saved their lives, and II is GER
taiuly remarkable that suca an acclaeht
could have occurred, and not Decn ATTENDED,
with fatal results. (N. " Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
TeIexraphic Summary.

The Republicans Of Wilmington, Del,
have carried the municipal elections in that
city by II majority of AIS.
len conyicts of the Arkansas penitent-
airy, at little Rock, overpowered the guard
and escaped.
The crop Of tobacco in the Miami Valley,
Ohio, is the largest ever known; there be.
ing 81, 900 boxes against $4,000 last year.
McMale IL Urban'S sale and lock factory
at Cincinnati has been destroyed by fire.
The American Railway Master Mechan-
les Association Will commence its third an.
pual session, at the Gait House, in Louis
vile, Ky. OH the 18th instant.
Counterfeit twenties on the Merchants
National Bank were "shoved" III Pough-
keepsie Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
KukIssx Affairs III Missisaaspp,-Av ss.
2 ness HmprisOneas osRefnsfrsx to Am.
sWcr Observation-Disclosures, rEro;xays---7

AcnS 1tH ulOSfS9f0sfH1x kss Al m.
swer Questi9ns-TerfsbHe Tragedy.
JAcKsos, MIss., Sept, Cat the mast
term ofethe United States District Court,
large number OF witnesses were summoned.
under the enforcement act, to testify as to
gkuklux oreanizations4 Amongst them was
Thos. Seaman, of Newton county, who
testified that he knew OF no political organ
ization-kuklu2:o or otherwise that was In.
1mral to the laws of the United States or
etate. He testified, however, that he was
member Of secret organization, having
lor Its object the good Of the country, but
poses.
The refusal being deemed CONTEMPT by
the court and grand jury, Seaman was, by
order of Judge Hill, of the Federal Court.
consigned to Jail, without benefit of bail.
I'LL the meeting Of court on the first Mon.
| day in November.
.scanlan is represented rs O merchant of
nigh standing, strictly peaceable and law
abiding, and universally respected in his
community. The order for his imprison.
ment has caused much feeling.
a terrible tragedy was enacted seven
miles below this place last night, by which
TWO officers of the present State admins.
tratlon met their deaths at the hands of q
desperate negro. The officials were the
brothers Herin. They were trying to ar
rest the negro, when both were stabbed in
the neck, and died almost instantly. The
negro has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
COMMERCIAL.
COMMAND FLouR EXCHANGE, D
RICHMOND, VA, Sept o, B7L,

AT - s# ~
COMMAND FLouB ExCHAsaKs
RICHMOND, Va, Sept, o, l57I-
'ss&.<' 49, OFFERINGS. !. 81 -.
cnrn white " .hite 500 bushels. Red, sta bushels.
Sota-4M BUS basb 2 80 bushels.
HRe.-l0 hushels. 80! ~ rh k'E -,rr w
FIarseed.--lt bushels.
SALES. '.i /, =
seed az hite-tosaf, $50 bushcls-a. a, AZ q,
for common. os ps'me; sl4os0tl4 Is fer fair al. 40
Wheat: Red-totaI,f sla. bush,,. >,
s1ss for cosnn,on very good $40 tor fair; 81 .om
C6S a;s WI 50 bushels very good a, s;c
ss fs5 s5'ns o xin.sE
spring SIC. for Common. c'0S" Iof very good
HYe.-lo bushels very good At acc
fH@Sseo'-A bushels good o. Sits o
RE-ExuIEITED.
Wheat.-Whits, 14s bushels.
| REMARKS.
The offerings OF wheat today were yory
nght. Prices unchanged. The reduction in
Tue amount offered Is no doubt owing
W some ex ent to the fact that farmers
are engaged In cutting tobacco and other
PRESSING agricultural operations. 1t Is probable,
80 ~, 'nHs some farmers are boarding up their
s,"ln WIN Inc expectation that prices Will rule
nshsr' ana because they are not q. their present
sat.s IsuInclsnt'y remuEerative. That may be,
r..
he' "nateVer. 1t must be remembered land We
nave frequently drawn attention 10 ,ba fact N -
prices mere have al along this Sc ason kent nnri
paSsu with northern figures, 50 ucb so that rhs
people mere, eager to ship and make eren the
sHdi'est proft thereby, have not had ..the ghos,
Oh Chance for the millers have paid suct
prices as 70 be Oh impossible barrier In the way
OF shipments. 1t must be remembe rcd, too, thai
wheat IL grown in other places besides Virginia
| eome virginia whe .t-growerS don't see beyont
| virginia as regards tie production of wneas bu
they are behind the times in agricultural know
Ledge as far as the quantity Of wheat produced IL
| concerned.
corn TO dry ran up TO s5c., and WIS In much de.
mand; 1850 bags were offered, Ito arriye,' and
would have been sold If In the city.
Oats In b:1sk demand and advancing.
we suggested yesterday tn. paving OF the streets
! Immediately around The Corn Exchange and the
TOBACCO Exchange. The mater has been taken
up by The Corn Exchange and the Tobacco Ex-
GnanSe, and petition wall be sigusl iu both In ST.
tations calling upon the Council to at once look
10 Inc mater. There ara many members OF the
| oouncll VINO nave no Idea OF The vast amount OF
business uone In these Two great commercial
| inarts, ard who never take the trouble to inform
| themselves on the subject, but who, at the same
Time, consu ting their own individual comfort
convenience, and luxurious ease, are ready Il
spend money (inGncy contributed By the people
| TO get themselves new hall. The merchants en-
gagged In the toba"co ard grain trade represent
The great commercial interests Of the city, the,
pay heavy taxes, and they want the Council I,
spend some money, so thst their trade In the tx
changes may be conducted without being inter
ruptcd by the internal din that is produced b,
lspringless wagons and drags and cobbls-stones
Where would Richmond be If 1T were not for lh
grain ard tobp cco afp ,