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TO1BS P0LIC2 COURT.
Glove Robbery --Catching feace-.Ranning
Over a Boy-Assnnlt on q fOiicemnn-At-
tc,:,us q, Resru. a Prisoner.
nafnr i,,1r

Glove Robbery y--Cntching a Fence -.RaEaiag
Over a Boy--Assnnlt on folicemnn-At-
tcl,rt itesru Prisoner.
Before Judge Hogan.
The retcence that thieves usually maintain con-
corning their private operations was broken IN upon
IN the case OF young man named Theodore Rudolph,
who appropriated two dozen pairs OF gloves from
Messrs. Hechr 4 Goldstein, OF O. Reade street, on
the eth Of July. Theodore took the gloves, but he
did nol design tnen for his own use. He simply
meant to enter upon little speculation In the Md
line. Vacu no hal gained possession of the pro.
perry he carried I; t1 gentleman of the lsrdelite
persuasion named filFsoh and offered to enter Ito
negotiations toncenins the transfer OF the KIDS into
the nauds of Samuel.
ar. h!Fsch rs an Industrious gentleman, strongly
in GvOr Of transactions Of this Kind, according TO
hrs friend rhec;'orc, and he reccivei the ycang
merchant win open arms. Ho bought tne gloves
from Hin, aJd asked Tor
TIr kni or TIE rLLCE,
in older that re himself night 60 IN there on Satur
day whcn the proprlcOrs are away and take some.
thng worth while. Al this i;ndOlph coliiessei; but
whcI Mr. Hrocn WAS arrested nc eQphaiically
daniel the whole story. and sad he was
A REsfECTAeLE NAN
I'm business Tor fiinsci ard such n thing rs taking
advantage of q brother Jew on the SABBATH never
entered MS mild
James Fleming was charged win driving q
covered wagon over the body OF boy named
Thomas Higgms aud severely ininring hlin In West
Broadway. tic was admitted 10 han IL $50.
a pphoe,nan namei WGIte, of tfe FINN precinct,
had arrested woman ior fl>orderly conduct AMI
was taking her ~ the station house when Isaac
Coniiin gti ack ed MIN with 81 cart rung al
Obtained assistance and took in both the prisoners
C0lkuu WIS ocoed Up.
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SUPREME COuaI-;laI3:Ss.
Promising Likelihood Of Experiencing New
jersey Justice.

u
Jersey Justice.
Before Judge Cardozo.
In re George Wo,ne,.-The relatOr Is q young
man. Not long since lie was arrested on charge
OF petit larceny and admitted to bali to appear for
trial. Eigh; days after he a ain arrested, this
time being accused Of picking tho pocket Of Mrs.
Ann Mick!e OF her pocketb0ok. containing $l05.
Mrs. MicKe had been to Bristol. n. j., to draw the
money, and the accused occupied II sea bv her ado
Oh the cars. She missed her pocketbook on the
ferr. boat and the landing Of tho boat procured
hls arrest. Meantime requislttJn has been OBJ
tanned from tae Governor OF New JcrS y Or his
transfer TO Ne. jersey and trial there. He WAS
brought up on q writ OF habeas corpus procu ed by
ciarpc Oh hail. Assistant District Attorney Sllli
van opposed the application, which the Judge
denied.
Inqmiry to Luracy.
The Court recently appointed Nessrs James
STe ny, ID. Blumenthal ana Gratz Nathan CON-
mission de Nanotico inq,tiiendo In the cases OF
Johanna Rohner Ann swan. Edward L. Cores and
BENJAMIN J. Calhoun. The C0um,sslon met yes,er-
day out postponed their investigation I'LL to-day.
Dccis. .OHs.
william p. Gale os. Henry A0cl.-Amount fixed
at $500
Marcus KohI,er rs L1tgonid 7. HaTgous et al
Judgment OF foreclosure, and sale ordered.
L1,1r.nCe 81 al. a.. iuy oT.--Drder settled.
Id The Matter or the R,cepprSh y RI Fan A50tn
Ffie Cognodnp.-- Memoranda for counsel.
Hand ct al rs. nos S-auhG e. a .--Receiver ap-
pointed.
Murray as Cohen.-Mepioranda for counsel.
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erapptngs that unlversai asssn~1ea ~ directed t
them. and frequent inquiries mAde a. to their owney
shlp. Joined the curious throng and found ~
the most superb f0urs-ia.hand belong 70 MeSsfs
ADercasis anu H0cy, OF New York. ana Messi1
Leach and Phillips OF Philadelphia, ana reaAv tnl
City OF Brothery Love does herself honor BY thes1
want to assure ali those contemplating Q visit I'd
Long Branch this week that the faculties for reao
ing the TRACK AMI returning to the city are OF the
most accommodating character. A train leaves the
passengers are landed mt the foot OF Murray street
In two hours. There Is no delay nor cause OF dis
satisfaction III the arrangements as now In vogue
by the New Jersey Southern Railroad Company.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Since the lst of January OF the present year up to
yesterday tnere nave been al d the Court OF Eank
ruptcy In this ci 3o) PETITIONS voluntary and In.
voluntary. The number OF petitions died during the
month OF July just passed was but ten. Of these
four were voluntary and SIX involuntary. Tue num-
Der OF discharges granted for the half year ending
July was sixty-three This Is not heavy amount
Of bankruptcy busioe ,s for the pcriod uaiaed IN
great commercial aad mercantile city Ike oew
York, which can well hoist OF It's credit
aud prosperity Rps'7g s9e forthcoming sessica OF
Congress legisiE lths do worse tnan consider
how tho Bankrnrtcy law may be amenlel. cspe-
caly IN the natter " cosrs and the enormous iecs
demanded by and paid TO Registers. Every LAWYER
who has been professionally concerned the Court
OF bankruptcy knows that we utter nothing but the
sole emn truth when we say that there II much CON-
plant AGAINST hese excessive lees. which, In justice
10 persons who may nave 70 sock tho protection OF
the bankruptcy law. ought to 90 CUT down more
than hall. Even at reduced rate the lselisters
would he exceedingly well remunerated for their
services.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS coua1.
s'Str W Bail"- Alleged Perjury.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

The Unitei States os. JImss L. WOoth2use-The
defendant was committed In default or $4,000 bail
to await The action OF the Grand Jury on charge Of
having COMMITTEE perjury The accusation arises
out OF The fact that Wo0dhouse went bail party
WIN mad been charged with fraudulent ban4ruptcy,
ana the government propose TO show that Wood
house, on that OCCASION. REPRESENTED he was the
owner Of property TO wni:h he had no title what.
ever; in other words, that he gave what Ia known as
'tstraw ball." an Onepce, the commission OF which
has frequently been lnve itgated by United States
anu Stale magistrates In this city.
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sCPfRic, Clj,i-;':clAl T:sI.
A The:srical Managers Consroi Jver His
Eli HOnrds.

Eiii Boards.
Before Judge Freedman.
Aa4guslia Da1V as. H.hs0 d. Iou dtng.-The plain-
till. the well known proprietor Of the Filth Avenue
Theatre. some iIne s,nce caused the arrest OF the
defendant on charge of posting handoills on his
b,I boards The deiendanS gave bail to answer the
charge. The case came up on q motion to vacate
the order Of arrest. For the plaintiff IL was claimed
that tie had leased The bill boards for advertising the
performances at his theatre and hah n right
to their exclusive use, and $4,000 DAMAGES are
claimed ir. Hail! for ti;c ucrcplaut. insisted thai
il any posters wee placed on 'he nla'Dtii's bill
boards oyer the attcts 'aeatrical announcements.
the same was done without the formers knOwlcdgc
or connlvance. There was prolonged and heated
argument in which the counter rights Of theatrical
managers and bilposter5 TO the irso advertising
uses OF curb,tones. fences, brickples, &C., we're
most leartohIy ami logically discussed. The Judge
took the papers.
Hecis;cUs.
Joyiss r. Morgan rs. Nichoas Clrtsty.-Ne!er'
eoce ordered.
T.. Green rs. G,tsfnrus Rice.-Order granted.
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The T~cJtY.third rogil,ent, N. g.. will go on an
excursion 20 Long Brsncn on Friday next the 4th
inst, under The command or Colonel Rodney q.
ward. Tits orGsni alton Is 10 Brooklyn what the
Seventh IL 10 Go,ram In point OF style ani discI.
pine, aud they therefore expcct % airac, atteii
ton and create tertai!oi a. tie Branch wEere 1t
haa teon reported heaua are extremely scarce.
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TIE liquor dealers who have failed 10 renew their
licenses this year ale now considerably exercised
over tic action Of EXCISE Inspector Hart who Is
"a,ter tho dailnq, cats with sharp sck.r Several
Of nc shOlscOncrs have bJcn arrested aud ln.d and
others arc 10 have their license to se bad OF any
oilor dcscrptI0n q y lMrhon. canccled lomn Hl,h.
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ETs ccKLYN AFFAIRS


A burglary was committed on Monday night last
upon the dry goods store Of SAMUEL Downing, No.
% rdlron avenue ana s 100 worth OF ribbons aud
gloves YagstOen. NO clue ~ the rpIncs has been
obtained Nv the police.
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Thc Tsimngc Tabernacle.

tbs structure is about 20 bc enlarged luriaq ihc
vacation Of The pastor ana MS fashionable sheep
who arc OF grazing verdan pastures. The
present seating fdeiics are--Pows. 2,eIa: IN camp
stools, As. seating capacity occurred By cAlarIe.
ncut o pews 500 In camp stools 200: total alter
enlargement or !, A..
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Midday aot away with lnc lead Niagara seconi,
Impccupous lrI Rattan fourth, boughTan's ches.
nut Iy NTH, MISS Nelly SIKH, Daun'er ana Boueh.
rums b,y colt bringing up tue rear. Midday kept
tho lead around the upper turn. the others all
IN cnsjer except Boughrum's bay colt who
Was far behind Going down the backstrcch
Rattan. Miss Nelly and Dolght1ui's chestnut
NV ran M and passed Midday. oh they were SO
close lagc her that IL was dltcalt 70 decide after
moment which had the best OF II. As they rounded
into the lower turn, however, Midday came out OF
i0ogcd very much rs she had ali the others tcaten.
AZ tne norses came into The homuslrelch Impccu.
mons made fine dash and took second place, Ma
CARA third, the others all abroad. Midday came
along naliantly and won tile race by tyo loOkths,
IIpp.,cunou second, two lengths ahead oi Niagara,
Then came Miss Nelly, Dauner. Googhrum's chest.
nut lilly and Eatan, In the order named. Bough-
run's b1y colt came In seyera! seconds afterwards
being beaten nearly quarter OF y nile. line OF
dash, I:Ask
THE THIRD RACE
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL SrAKE5, value $1,000,
added to Sweepstakes OF $50 each, play or Iay for
colts and lilies three years old the second horse 10
receive 500 and The third 800 out OF the stakes;
mile hoa,s.
A. Buford entered u. (. Saliua, by Lexington,
., dam Lightning g....,...,....,...:..,... I
w. Cottrill entered cn. I. Saucebox, By star
u. Mcdaniel entered Dr. (. ny Australian, dam
d. Swigert entered ch. G. Stockwood, BY Aste-
rod, dam Alabama. ......,..............,..
II. p. McGrath entered cb. c. Mckinney by war
Dance, dam Roxana. ..,.........,....
NNNmTNYr en- an Lvr,mry N On
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C0uFr es caamos pLsA;-.psclM TERN.
perisiols.
By Judge Robinson.

BY Judge Robinson.
Judge Robinson yesterday rendered q decision In
the folio wing cases:-
6gT;i DeELz rs. MdQG, GnG BcNty.-Divorce granted.
Egir7s -. SD Ud.- Motion for Payment on ac-
count of frivolous answer denied with $40 costs.
Hoyss rs. rogef s.-Judgment for defendant, dis
missing complaint. win costs
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TliR JnKGn,LR RQNIotpR.


Cam.uii.nenl oI the Prisoner.
The death OF Alien g. Brown, iIc ial SIX years OF
agc az the residence ol hls parents 5j WATTS street.,
tr0n tHe effects OF whence Z. tbo hand. cf John
puupGY. aged ccTca years. has heretofore been
publsncJ ip the HERALD. Coroner Sch.rmcr yestcr-
day heli inquest n L,- ease. wrca The c.tiljCuy
al5uccd wac somewhat conlic,.lE. tn witnesses
Tefe a boy- iipg seven tp ten years old and sosne
81 ihrgr hct tccn thrcG!cnei wI1 personal violence
n tney tod TOO mGCn before tue COfOnar aud
the my Tie fcCt wss shown. however, thdt
tlc prisoner, DaupAy cu Wednesday ci last
weck Ia pa.sing ttIJCga Watts street win
q chair On his head. srucx deceased vii ihout
pr0vrauGn thu G,dliy MjHfIng hin peprty
tUrCasr G Clshrlu testified making poStfncrlcm
exanlHstvn on thc r0dy, ~aich showed thai death
icsJt, from compression 81 ie traip iile result CT
violence. on me cvrieuce pre- sntcd the luTy founJ
verdict against Danuly ard CcrGnYr Scnirmer
committed ~ {" ihe iutlts % await tie acton Cf
the Ustric' ittorAey. TIE accused boz who bears
had reputation. hnl nothing 60 s1y IA his OHn de-
tcl.e arl s !EtAcf $40 lives a. " Chgilton street,
did ngt complain beceoae q i,e INCARCERATION % his
son.
CAtss OF sqTla Boiler EXPLosicSs.--A report
on s:eain bOiler lc.!2!asl19 made to tbe British As
gocI.ti0l fOg tae Adrlnc1 GeDt OF Science, At ITS
meeting last yegr, BY spne 0f ihe attest Vracucal
mcl ni sccnce IN Eggand, such az Sir Nlu.am rj!r-
barn s9d I'D Joseph Wiltv)rth, states that for
every cxglOsion due % tbe b9i er-rader IN neglect.
ins ,hc water supply, &C., six are due 20 The boiler
maker or D0ler-ogner f:9.n MAXIM. Q. using "a (!
tha; EXPLOSIONS are not acc1en;a that they are not
taysierioUs hut that tney arise lrOni the simplest
cA.Ses, and Inay te prevented by The e1ercisc Of
coi1LSon knowledge and common care. Boilers, rs
pe,cnt ns,seotion s adequate 20 detect the weak
meas OF the toiier IN time 10 prevent cxplos!cl,
whether that Ssekh,es disc from lnclc astrvc,pn
or detective condition.
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CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
GOOD FOR BOUTWELL,.

A delegation of Georgetown darkie,
visited Secretary Boutwell, on Wednesday
the 9Th instant. Colin Cursor was tht
spokesman, and after long parley "a tc
the object of their visit. he spoke rather
sharply. hut was quickly sauelched by
Secretary Boutwell,. who told him that 90 i
he or they travelled On the theory. rs the,
appearedto, thar the black man was SUPERIOR
to he white man. and should have more pri.
vicgcs than The whites. they were very much
mistaken. he thought they ought to he
thankful for what they had already" with
This flea in :hcir car the delegation with.
drew.
TAX on CITY NOTES.
Tn response to an inquiry concerning the
liability OF cities to 4 tax on the currency
issued by themselves, Commissioner Plea.
santon states that he does not feel war.
ranfcd in holding such cities liable. but
calls attention TO the tact that there is tax
ot ten per cent. on the banking association
paying out the notes Of any citr.
Two kinds Of revenue stamps aro TO be
substituted for those now in use, and they
will he placed in circulation on the LIST of
August. One is the sensitive stamp. on
which The application of any kind Of acid
produces complete change Of color and
appearance, and the other is a stamp print
ed in colors, which will defy reproduction
by the Photographers.
\ committee Of clerks has been aproint-
ed at the Treasury 70 count ard destroy
sixty millions of dollars worta of bonds
purchased for the sinking fund.
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Telegraphic Summary.

Lyman j. Fullerton, of the firm of Fer
guson, Fullerton & Co., died yesterday
from dose of hydrate of chloral, taken to
produce sleep.
DR.. Spar, a brother.in-law of Mrs. Wood.
hull, OF Woodruff & Claffln, died yester.
day suddenly. The doctors say it was con.
sumption.
Walter T. Shepp, route agent from Nor.
folk to Raleigh, has been arrested, charged
with violation of the postal laws.
Two stills and 175 acres Of land have
been seized in the fourth North Carolina
district (where there is nothing else on
earth to seize) for violation Of the revenue
laws.
The war in Central America continues.
Sometimes they have battle so heavy that
90 are killed, and sometimes so light that
nobody is hurt.
Most of the strikers in Washington have
resumed work, and the police are on hand
waiting for those who have not.
j. Fullerton, of st. Louis, died yesterday
of a dose of hydrate OF choral.
W. A. Edwards, of Norfolk, Va, got the
second prize from the Typographical Union
at Baltimore yesterday for fast type-setting
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nonpstic Markets-1BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. June S.-Cotton dull and lower.
Sales l, 900 bales /; Uplands, l9Ac Flour-Southern
a shqde nrroer good to fair extra, Se.sOG1$7so !;
good t. choice, s7.3;MS1. Wheat lc. better; am
Der Western and State, Sl.o5Q1$l.G6. Corn hrmer
si5 so. Lard more active; kettle. lodc. Naval
stores steady. Tallow active at 90stc. Frelghts
heavy.
BALTIMORE. June s,-F ur-Howard-street
suocrine. S5256QtG: extra, $6.25@$l25 family
81 2J@S8.5O: City Mills snperine, Is 2s@S1 Is
extra. Ss.5OMSS; family, SsM$ll western super
fine, 85.37iMSG; extra S5.37Mt7.21; family, SI.2S
ans. rs. Wneat-uhio and indiana. Sl.5on3l6o
Virginia 6's, old, $50 bid, $50 asked 'o6's, u
bid 'G7's, 81 bid, cot asked. Coupons, old, ~
asked; new, 10 asked. North Carolina e's, d..
bid; new, 263 bid.
CISCINNATI, June s.-Flour and corn command
full prices. Pork has speculative demand, and
quotations are higher, closing at $40. Lard un-
changed. Bacon-There has been speculative
demand shoulders, 6ac.; clear sides, &c. Wills
key, sec.
LOUISVILLE, June s.-Flour firm and In good
demand. Corn unchanged. Provisions nrmer,
and held as follows Sound lots Of mess pork. Si6
shoulders, 6i@Q7c. clear sides, sic. Lard, IQ2c'
Whisky quiet ut soc.
LOUISVILLE, June s.-Tobacco very active and
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn trmer; sacks, 5sc. Whiskey. slc. PORK
higher at Sl5. 256QSl5.50 for cash. Bacon firm
shoulders, &C.; clear sides, sG9tc.
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Richmond Er1ces-Current.

THURSDAY, JuneS, 1871.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
An advance on our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
1fcohoL.-Sa 25GGS2. so fa gallon.
Ale.-Scotch, best brands, plnts, Sa u dozen
uB3acon.Shoulders. 7I@l7!c.: ribbed sides. ssc.;
lear ribbed Sides l0MIUlc.; Virginia n0g round,
ll6Dli8c: Virginia hams. leQll7c.; sugar-cured,
l0sc.: plain hams. lG31l7c.; canvassed, nc.
B,Ltter.-Prlme l7Qllsc.; poor 10 good. lo1l5c.
Br1ndv.-Frencn, Slp0*l3: apple, S9.2J0S2. IS.
wholesale; Philadelphia, $3.5O@S3.7S; peach, Ss@
S3..5. ~ 60, .,,oo .,-,. s,e
ss.s5: four strings, small s3.759s4; large, $4.2a
lDS45O: five strings, S.750S5.
Buckcts.-ralnted, Two hoops, 80; three hoops,
Bsss,oaz.-3c@3lc. 81 b..
Broom Corn.-Green, &C.; red. SC. 81 h.
t,omctmiratsd Ley.-s1.5o per dozen by the case;
$3.50 per case Of four dozen.
Corn-See Corn Exchange report.
Corn Meal.-City mills, bolted, s5c'; country
Chesss-Nortnern and western prime cutting
lsGl6;c: common. 2iGll5c; English dairy 23dl@4c.
Cofee.-Rlo, HQlac.i Laguayra' l992Oc. ia
&C C;aradIiSs.-Adamanslne, light weight l5a9l4c. !;
full weight, l7@lsc.: tallow, LAC.
Cotton Cards.-s4.5o and ~ II dozen wool catoS'
ISffon far,s-sl 5oasl. 60 Lesksvtle, $3.50.
GgmeEt.-So. 50gls2. so I'll barrel
DRUGS and DysStufs.-Aun, &C.; copperas- &c
madden, l6c.; indigo, Sl.5o; cochineal: sl.25 t'
h.: extract logwood ldc.: oluestone. l2tc.
Urv GooGs.-PR1sTs: Atlantic, &C.: bedford,
nc; W amsutta, nc: Amoskeag, &C.; lancaster
&c. Naltham. NC. DELA1NEs: paclhc, best
sss aews rs sannS sds Is e
ppnrtsmouth. &C.; a. Putnam. 1oc.: Reynoid,
~, w Rockdale l5sc. Androscoggn, Ice.
RDo,wy DoMESTIcs: g.! Trenton, 7c.; 81 Man
ahooter 7ic. 7-8 Carroll, l0c. I-5 Granitevllle,
inc Lawrence l2c. Peppre!l \, lOtc.; a. Val
lev 1oic.: al humboldt lOc. - Manchester.
ioc' ii Graniteville, l?ac. ~ puinan' lac. -
1nd,an Standard. l3c.: 4-l Lowell /. lVc:
Enas.-In barrels, 22c., crates, &c. ~ uolen:
Eiour-Vrglnla country Is au or to-uas fnS
SO. 25IQS65D: super1ne. SiUp"i-2' eA'i'7 TS
S,:3hNHarrlpcs Eastern gross, $3.50 U oarIel
eastern split s5750s6.25; North carolina, 10 20 81
cut. S7.75 u Dbl North Carolina no. ! roe ss''T
II bbl. !; hulf-bbl., $3.50; NORM C.roiha ~ S,s
gross, $3.50. Mackerel: Nc. pay Iiacke "sS,o 70
No / Shore, $.a. so; No. lin narreis, 9oegA'.Sp ~
No. 3, large Tin barreisl, $sgSv.oo; NO: y n m,
dunn, as.5o@Ss; No. lin kitsL Ss.Se nc. Wv
xitsh s.. 2sss.so: No. ., u. iSgSz'E'' Mess 'n"'
Ftarsssd. 81. 7o@sl.7S % bushel.
Fuse Toys mining, csc. GgSl.2o 81 loo leet' -
Fedthers.-Prime live geese, 8SSBIOc., colntnon
Eeed-Oats 7oa75c. shipstuf, from the mill
Toe. "a bushel. Brewnstut, from the mlli, "
a bIshel. Wheat bran. a0c. Corn bran, -'e
G,laao.~Psruv1an, s750s7s q ton. sea fowl
S55 Pacific $50; Gallego tobacco fertillzer Seo'
Ttya8en1. -6U17oc.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR E1CHANGE)
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, 1871.
OFFERINGS.

Corr AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, ls7L I
OFFERINGS.
Wheal==White, none. Red, % bushels.
Mixed, 100 bushels.
Ous.-4 bushels. tt
ShlpStuG.-6D bushels.
SALES.
Wheat Red, 70 bushels fair at Sl37s.
Corn-White. 30 bushels good ut 9Oc.; LOO bushels
prime on private terms total. 40 bushels. Vel.
els A. Ole.
OATS Al bushels ut SIC.
RE-ExnIBITED.
Shfpstuf.-e 800 bushels.
Corn on Change to-day was sitter. Some hold
ers were asking an advance on the rates Of the
preceding day, which buyers were unwilling and
refused to accedeto.
The Interest In the probable price at which new
wheat will open continues uuabated, an white we
do not desire to express our own opinion land we
have formed one) on the subject, we would at the
same time say that the true policy of parties In
the country who write to their commission
merchants and to newspapers in this city is
to be as truthful and correct In their rep
reservations OF the crops as possible. Any
e1aggeration. OF Injury done the crop with
the view Of enhancing prices In this market Is
suiS w NC sptCouy iOullu OuL, Suu W Opci otS
against the farmers interest; for II crop be
represented as bad one when 1t really is good
one, people outside the State who may be disposed
to come to this market to buy would be deferred
from doing so If they were Impressed with the be-
lief that the Gro Is poor one. And on the other
hand, If the crop should be represented as fine
one, and turned out to be bad one, people coming
here to buy would soon find out that the crop was
bad, and would leave in disgust. Therefore 1t is
best 10 state the whole truth about 1t.
Again, 1t Is not entirely. impossible that there
may be parties who, desiring to get advances on
their crop, would describe its value In higher
colors than the facts would warrant; but these
would soon be found out, too, and their smartness
would cause a loss Of confidence In them for all
future time, and this o1ouid not pay in any sense
of the word.
We are convinced that the great alarm which
spread through the State concerning the whe 1t
crop is not justified now; in other Words that the
damage is exaggerated.
We hear on Change much complaint about
railroad freights and other matters represented
as being injurious to the commercial interests of
this city. TO all parties who thus complain, we
would say that the Board Of Directors OF the
Chamber of Commerce have by resolution in
vlted all persons who have complaints to
make to lay them before them in writing and
have given the assurance that they will be prompt
" investigated, and that every effort will be made
to correct them.