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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
II Leads TO Fl appinessl
A Boon u Tho Whole Race d Woman (!
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR +!

II will bring the Menses relieve all pain at thu
monthly "Periodi' cure Rheumatism aud Neural.
aia Of back aud Uterus Leucorrhaa or whites"
and partial Prolapsus Uterii check excessive now,
and correct all Irregularities peculiar to ladies.
II will remove all irritation ofkidneys and blad.
dor; relieve Costyeness purify the blood; give tone
and strength TO the whole system; clear the skin,
impartIng rosy hue to tho cheek, and cheerfuness
to the mind.
ItisM sure a euro In oil the shove diseases ~
QuInins ID In chlIIs and ssver. p3
Ladies can cure themselves OF all the above dis.
eases without revealing their complaints 10 any per-
son, which ia always Notifying to their pride and
II il recommended by the best physicians and tho
clergy 80.
BRADPIELD 400, Atlanta, Ga.--Dear Sirs ~
take pleasure In stating that have used for tie last
twenty years the medicine yUn are now putting up,
kaown as DIR. J. Bradaeld's Female Regulator, and
consider II the best combination ever Cotton togeh.
er for the diseases for which IT u recommended.
have been familiar with heprescription both as q
practitioner OF medicine and In domestic practice,
ard can honestly say that consider II a boon TO
suffering females and bat hope that every lady
Ia on whole snd, who may be- suffering In any way
peculiar 10 thor Bcx, may be able 10 procuren bot
Ito. that their Sufsrings may not only be relieved,
but that they may DO restored to health and
strength. with my kndest regards.
lam respectfully, w D. YEhnSLL, N. D.
FEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March 81, 1870.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT q s0N.--Desr Sira Some
mouths ago boughta bottle OF Rradfeld's Female
Regulator from you, and have ussd II In my family
with the utmost oatisMction, and have recommend
ed IL to three other families and they have found II
lust what II Is recommended. The females who have
used your Regulator are In perfect health. and are
able 10 attend 10 their household dutes and va cor
daily recommend II TO the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev. II D. JOHNSON.
We could add thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof Of Ito
virtue. All ws ask isa trial.
For full particulars history Of diseases, and cer-
tcates OF Its wonderful cures the reader Is referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured am sold by
BRADrIELD 4 co
Price $3.50. Atlanta, Ca.
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr enthusiastically.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
FOR SALE.

.r me Dallas Misunderstanding Co. MRs arc hsrsb,
onsred for sale. The building, machinery. And
sppl'ances are arst class. RIM to itsnasimum 4
corn IN twelve honrs With good mane,c,nan, .rs,'
sold low Tor eash MsE ucs,Mr
jury II, 1SI2--sktt sS~Ahs
, 1873-05-03

tatiycs an escort to take charge Of tie remains
until after tho funoral ceremonies in New York
City. A. detail from tho Capitol police will re-
move the remainB from tho rosidenco OF tho do
senaod on Saturday morning to tho depot when
;hoy wlll bo' conveyed by tho 8 O'Clock morning
Now York trein to that city, and bo deposited In
9race Church, whore they will remain until tho
:nnoral ceremonies, which will tako place Oh
{Nnday. Tho Doorkeoper will represent tho
prgoant.at-Arma, md tho remains will DO In
aarGo Of john T: Ohaunooy. ono Of tho Oldest
;hployoB Of tho House OF Representatives, until
10y aro removed to their fnnl ronting. g.placo.
*.prcacntativo bIcrriam,. Of Now York Gov.
744teoorntclk, ne Of Arizona s9muol J. Randall Of
proHsod tneir intention to accompany the ro-
mains and attend tho funeral.
New YoRK, 1lay 2.-Tho Arcadian Club, COM
mon Council, Democratic Liberal Committee,
and other aaHociations passed reeolutions OK.
preHatvo OF their BonHe Of grof nt tho death of
James Brooks, and thoi, sympathy with his bo.
roaved family. Tho Ta1nmany General Commit
TOO mcet tomorrow ovopng ind tho Associated
prosa Tomorrow afternoon, to tako appropriate
nctton.
, 1873-05-03

1hoooo popnas por r. m,Sat tSF o re sd goaa
Xxx Hour, LOU, 600 IhH por month, for Wllotstoi :
Agency, at S240 por hundred, to bo delivered -
Sioux City Franklin, k1oVoy.& Co., Chicago s
09.900 lbs tobacco at 431(o; George D. Jonof q
Bioux City, Iowa, 90, 400 fbs enlt, to DO dolivore
at slonx City, T. II. Kolloy, bt Paul, Minn!
1000, 600 thB Xxx flour, 1G06B1 hH per month, o. !.
S470 to DO delivered at tic Milk nivor Agency, :
ILa por month, ut COLT; 6Oo'ooo ihs;
Xxx flour, &c, 600 his por month at es.17; 1,2O0,-
600 lhB Xxx -four, 100000 lhH por month, at a817,l
100000 ihB Xxx flour, $4,000 lhs por month, at
ss.l7, to DO doliyorod q Yantttoh Joseph
Leeola, Sioux City, Iowa, $4,000 bu good mer-
cantilo wheat at 711(c, to DO do1ivorod at Sioux
City II. @. Loyell, Colorado, transportation
from Pueblo Colorado, to Los Pinos
Agency, por 100 tbs por 100 miles,
S1.10; JOHN II. Marsin, Cheyenne ". r.,
27o000 Tbs Xxx flour, $4,000 lbn per month for
Uppor Arkansas Agency at a9.25; 100000 lba
Xxx flour, a GOO lba per month";, for tho Kowa
lbs por month, for Wiohlta Agency ut 1925, to,
bo delivered 1T Knnaaa City; D. J. AIcdann
Nebraslta oity, transportation from Cheyenne,
W. T., to Red Cloud Agency, por loo pounds
per 100 n1ileH, a1.20. Goo. Marshall, Council
Bluffs, Iowa, transportation from Fort Randall,
Dakota, to Whotatono Agency, per 100 'hs rcr
Minn., nll transportation on tho Missouri River,
at special monthly ratospor 100 tbs. Tho awards
for tho year hayo now MI boon made.
, 1873-05-03
WALL STREET..

1ae~.~.~ nf tho Money, Stock, Gold,
Hond. and 1-ro"'..~ rz~-i-~.--
Special Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yonx, May 2-Money WIS active and
atr,n1ant 1,,rno tho oor1v honra of TIN div. r,,t
a..-;.t H., sMaI.. ~. ,,.a sx.e+a,,., .a.,,.
aulm8 @ne aitel'loon .noEo "a7 b1~aua' tes'nn
to oaso, and before O'Clock loans wore made ut
per cont. Aftor that hour brokers balances
1ent lown tn + r,nr cent. Thu Harlan Company
~ ~, ~ nm nm - .aatu.a;,
lB paving on s4'ooo.oog VI laasnaoa n'ol.sneos.
Iho money "as yesterday deposited IN tho bank
Of tho Metropolis, Mercantile paper was nog-
loctcd in tho morning, but lator became active.
'~ ~ ., arooxa
The stock market, generally speaking, was
an!ot To-Day with 5mnai h@esatlons as, IhS lead
ing toatnr9a weto 599alo mal!' western Unio9'
-, u, q l. u, anu gnlGa laola0 M IN MMGh aoal-
inss Woro moderately largo lhG J.; MARKET 4, vas
a!tornatoy wesS anu sssoIR pas oa ~ . ene a.se1
noon eo bm "ao ' M tho
Stoek E1ohenBoa mas bocomo 30 occoh!1lo ot 1a.o
tna IT Is vey e e th a0r a5 ,uen not ot n .mo
, 1873-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The remains Of Jamos
Brooks will loaye here on Saturday morning, In
charge Of his aola, aud will roach draco Church,
IL Now York City, at 8 O'Clock in tho eyenlng.
The funeral will tako place from Grace Church
ut o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Stone, this morning. took plaster oast Of
tho face of the lato James Brooks, to assist him
In making marble bust Of the deceaHod. Mr.
Elder, Of Richmond, w.; an old friend Of BROOKS,
was also present to-day, gathering materials for
aploture,
h1r. Ortiway, sorgoant~at-Arms OF tho House
Of Representations, In view OF the fact that the
late Hon. Jamos BROOKS vas one Of tho oldest
mombera IN tho serylco and following precedent
III the case Of tho late Thaddoua stayella, has
rendered In behaf Of the House OF Repreaen-
, 1873-05-03
Notice to Contractors.
Notice to Builders.

Proposals wantod Tor building Warehouse lfty bJ ono
hundred fret, atorios mud basoont Part Payment
TO 10 mada lu real estate. Apply At Ito Mndlson.at
from u to n'oDck. ck.-
, 1873-05-03
'ation. Ear. 1Thr lFtnd. Heather.
PROBABILITIES
WASHINGTON, May 2.-For the Gulf Statess
Hfofr

WASHINGTON, May 2.-For the Gulf statost
Tennosseo. aud tho South Atlantic States,
generally cool, clearing woathor. northweatorly
to aouthwostorly winds. and higher pressure.
eouthward to tho Lower Missouri and Lower
Ohio Valleys, occasional rain, partly cloudy md
clearing weather, with lower temporatureH. For
the Lower Lakes and Middle States, cloudy and
rainy woather, northoasterly aud southoasterly
winds. For Canada and Now England, falling
barometer, threatening weather, and rain.
Cautionary signnlB continue at Duluth, a1il-
waukee. 0hioago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Roo!,cster, 6swego, Norfolk,
Nsw London, Boston, Portland (h1o.>. and East
port, and arc ordered for Savannah, Charleston,
and Wilmington.
, 1873-05-03
THE INDIANS.
Latest from tho Lavn-IBci14--.Troub1
Threatened in NcvnuE.
T.>s Tn1 $,i1n i

Latest from tho Lavn-I3ci14--.Troub1
Threatened in NovndE.
BAN FnANo1sco, oal., May 1.-Tho following is
feeolvea ...o ,.u. s,-
Mr. J. ". johnson arrived from tic front tbis
afternoon, lowing Con. Gillem's camp OIL Tues-
day morning. Mr. johnson BnyB there hns been
nothing done since the battle on tho 26th Of
April. Everything was quiet. No future policy
for fighting tho Modocs had been settled upon.
Hi opinion prevailed that it would be perfect
folly to attempt to whip the Modocs In tho man.
ner thus far pursued. No scouting had boon
done. Nothing had boon heard from
sb5 be"n iaa baned 3 Es nooS sa arc nS FnoRn fo to
still DO on the field Of battle. Capt. Mondelhall's
command arrived at Camp South Tule Lake on
the 28th. Con. Davis, with an escort Of twenty
five mon, loft Balls this morning.
THO bodies Of Liout. Sherwood md other
oiflcers arrived at Yroka thiB afternoon, and will
bo brought to this city via Roddinga.
BAN FRANcIsco May la dispatch from Yreka
says that au the aottlors at Butte and Bogus
Greeks lnve left.
Dntterioa A and K Of tho Fourth Artillery have
consolidated, under the command Of Lieut..
Lsary, aud Companies E and G OF tho Twelfth
Infantry, undor the command Of Liout. Ora1np.
There will probably DO no active moyomont
against tue ModocB at present.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Gen. Sherman has re-
celyed copy Of q letter addrcaued to Con. Can
by by tho Governor Of Oregon, dated Fob. G, ex-
pressing tho utmost confidence In Col. Wlleaton'a
conduct in the Modoo campaign, and saying that
tisastrously, WAS approved BY Ill tho most OK
| perionced frontierBmen present.
VIRGINIA C1rY, New, May Ia mal-carrfer
| who has arrived at Eiko from tho north. reports
diatriot, arc greatly alarmed at The threatening
pouring IN from all directions, all In thoir war
paint, A public mooting had boon called at
, 1873-05-03
THE INDIAN QUESTION m ARIZONA.
Con. Crook has addressed the following lotter
In nalnnAfa hfcfInrDaink o{ AriznnA.

to Delegate Mccormick, OF Arizona:
pnEaoorr, Arizona, April II, 1873.
Mx DEAR GOVERNOR: ploaso find inolosed two
orlcra which up the Indian question IN this Ter
in Behalf Of myself and tho troops under my
command, for tho able manner III which you
hsvo represented tho question IL Washington.
dcbted to YOU for tho meana We hare had to
work with IN tho accomplishment Of tho task just
doprodatlons In parts Of tho Territory, feel that
tho main work IL over md The necessary corrections
can bo 1uads by tho P0atO Commander. expect, how
over to bo kept busy for several months to come
Watching that tho Iulans Tho various reservations
settle down In tho right grooves, but hopo that by
tho timo another election Ia bold In tho Territory
shall ba able to give you another solid vote from my
Indian friends. Yours very sincerely,
QEonQR OnooK, U. 8. A.
10 the Hon. II. G. Mccormick n, y,
, 1873-05-03
Awards for Indian Ss1pplios.

New YonK, May 2.-The following awards for
supplies and transportation for tho Indian De-
pnrtmont wore matlo to-day: Frank Chapman,
Los Vegnoa, Now Mexico, transportation from
Pueblo, Colorado, to Fort Do!lance Nov Moxico,
por 100 pounds, per 100 miles. 81; G: b: Dodge,
council Bluffs, Iowa, l,2V0, 900 pounds AA -four,
, 1873-05-03

Signal Service Bureau Reports md
Representations
CHICAGO May 2-1018 p. N.
The following reports have boen received from tho
places mentioned below:
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than It's predecessors OF recent date, about
the average number OF transfers having
TRANSFERRED for both shipment and consump-
ton.
It is pleasant to note that notwithstanding
existing impediments TO the commercial In
terests of the Cayendish trade OF this city it,
in spite of these, and in spite Of dull times,
is still maintaining its old-time supremacy as
the great export mart of the country. our
full and accurate custon1-bouse reports show
ing that from May 1st to May 10Th the OK.
port of manufactured tobacco from this
port was 49,, 1913 pounds, or upwards OF
eight million pounds per annum. Seven or
eight wears ago the combined exports Of the
country seldom reached this amount. 1t Is
unfortunate that it should be thought ne
ressary to interfere with or In any way en-
barras- an interest OF so much importance !;
for although it lives and prospers. III these
figures cUnclusirely demonstrate, 1T Is not to
fHe denied that it has been seriously hamper
ed within the past few months by adverse
legislation.
Notwithstanding tobacco was in fair
request all last week, which is the same Is
saving that it met with equal favor with
other staples mentioned in this column.
There was no perceptible increase or de-
crease in the demand.
Cigars-And the same is true Of cigars as
of tobacco. The trade do not claim to be as
busy as they might be and have been; mel
ther do they report exceptional apathy on
the part of buyers. A statement OF the
weekly sales would show even now respect.
able number Of millions OF cigars; and
while this is the case it cannot be said that
business should be rated lower than from
medium to good, whereat we take the liberty
of nlacino il.
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ttNtjNNAT., y,

MAY - fr,nmt,rraEa M.,.Ljy k'>r,".i-
There Ia. hccn hui, itt" duitt2 Ia pt".i'l'.
The receipts ut Wheat lmIr nc'u NOR" li''lil-I'ir
Of all other grains. v heat d.cluh ut"S th. "'',
so Toe. ,..
The receipts Of tour hay" covered hui ii,tl" over
one half the local coisIIu i'tI}c ,tclmuH 'tIfa'
was dull with decline 81 io>l s. II hatr..
Whisky advanced nom sc. 10 .',. d"I!hS '"H
We, +, closing active aud firm ~ ill.,. iiEinJ'
The cotton market has bee without tn.'n'h2l.
closing uull 1T i,5c. for miti".in& -. -: Hi'-
ding. .,.
I.iilseed oil steady In III" jub!rn@ wIy II - =
gallon. ,, ,.,.
an sdvaIi,' On "uit,.'t - p Il
pryL -ElrIy in The week ct'v Nc 49, inil -
III on SPOT. declined subsequently H. >lt th% ., ''
clos, IL MAS held al "a. hNri MAY. WIN ''. .,
so. IS ,,u spot. Ho:Iro 81 any tn"IncD i"H h'h''
closed steady ut quotations.
Lurd.-All kinis were ini'tE" AM ril1', -
pressed, but at the clUr' II was nrm ~ GuptIlP'
and bv some il was held Tor lhghci rate. ifihh
steam. sc, city kettle, Qc.; current uah' III "'"
at tic. ,... t,..,
hun very lilt,. doing turlug The H,ck. ana Ly"l
ia nj of TN. time fi market vas III i's* ilh'> +"
rliurd hut SOON recovered ana al the Go = ~" "a"
kat WAS strong ~ ,h' ritr, that ruled t' ''i ~
the upeuluy ~ the week. With 4 iulth't ~ ' i'~
tendency. There wa, g,"d dcirrhu IN t'hlH'i
at Gle. clear rb &c. clear sid.> it" ' "'I' ~
with good deal III nrinilcss al liic ti"n' -,
and ssc. sale Of leo 900 D., sslon,i,I~ sp"' az
Bli,uIl-The demand for All art!"!.' 49, hSh,,'n
rates We're affected the siD't NJ uuih 'h,HH
WAS slight dec line, with reaction all - tt
shoulders were ijrn-spu, II ~. r''l"o =. -;
clear D,c, with free buyers. =. IN 0h.'- '''. -
~ hog neaus shoulders ~ a.. ana - ii'-."''''
rib ut si,.. :, H..
mani has icon Improving. vluaiuy with -."'l go
qmrv for best brands al i@l@ li.'" cav '-' ''''
packed
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State Of Trade al other Points.
LYNEHRk'kG. "a,
PETERSBURG, "a.

MAY 2s.-CCRon.--Thc market CONTINUES w,thou,
Change In prices. For prime lots thur. Is gnnI
Ccnand AT l7c. while tor other kinds rriccs Az
Irregular AMI unsatisfactory. We ,,uutc ryyr 'n
inferior. loNl2.c.: fair ~ pretty good l'lsc :pnd
good, lSsc. choice selections would briug i5te. and
perhaps lf3c. The demand for cotton bsos gro,! 4,
limited, while the markets ernIaIlr are oYcrslrck.I
with such and len - there l. much wltl'r margin
in prices between very good AID piim" and gt;,i..,
below tat than usiitl.
7bb1cco.-Thc receipts ANA breaks ~" !rr.". amt
the market rules about The s%,mc. Poor an! CON ,
mon Tugs continue very duh aud low, say $3.50 :
fair 10 good llgs SBdo.5G and very good. ~. with
sales occasionally ut higher prices. Furini-rvr an!
nondcscrpt tobacco and filters suitable Tor M, home
trade prices are low. while tuhiccu ~ good ship
ping quality, and In good color. Is selling we'll Fur
dark. strong. Way tobacco suitable frr black wont
twist (Which Kind lscNportc,n. rir,, really !trN
good. with All active rnaud tier" T.. however huf
little of this sort In The last crop.
PeuRuts.-We notice tn" sale ~ 4 Dot pf ptin. n
$Il7l inferior and common kinds are harnIy WON'T,
seudns 10 market.
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DEATH OF a LUNATIC IN THE CITY
ykEE:
ccsoSfR,s INQUEST AND VERDICT.

Martha +. Walden. a lunatic, sent from
chesterfield county. and confined in the city
,,jl died Yesterday morn,ng about haf.past
:; o'clock. Coroner Taylor. deeming an in.
,alc>t necessary, summoned Jury, which
convened at the city Jail Yesterday evening
At O'Clock.
Afler viewing the BODY, the examination
Of witnesses Was proceeded with.
B. X. O,Dwyer, being sworn, deposed :
I am deputy sergeant and jailor, and mad
Martha F. Walden in charge. l had her IN
NV charge as lunatic sent from CHESTER
field, Va, on the the goth January, 1873.
she died about 81 O'Clock this morning.
She was treated rs kindly aS circumstance
would admit. but circumstances dld NOT al
low her to be treated is she should be. She
was sick when she came here, and was Sick
MP TO her death made every effort TO have
h,v better cared for. or sent to q
fl,cc 10 have her better cared fer
namely. the Medical Iutirmarv. by applying
20 the proper authorities of Chesterfield
county. Va, and represented TO them how l
thought it might be done. could, how
eyer. do nothing. also got General Moore
10 interfere in her behalf. He could do no.
thing. requested DR.. Dove to try and have
h,r taken away. He also made an effort, but
without effect. No person ever injured her
IN this Jail l had woman detailed 10 wait
on her. DR. Dove prescribed for her, and
the prescriptions were filled. She had no
a cess to poison. was in the room from l
until . O'Clock the night of her death. and
did all l could. DR.. Dove saw her on the
d " of her death and prescribed for her.
Dr. John Dove was next sworn, and stated {:
AIN physician to the Jail. have seen the
deceased frequently. thought her lunatic,
and her form OF lunacy was diocy. She was
sick all the time she was here. | urged that
she should be sent to a hospital. She was
well attended to here. The cause of death
may be stated to he general debility. / saw
:he commemorative Attorney OF Chester
field, and he said he had no authority to DO
ANYTHING in her case. She certainly required
more nursing than could be had in Jail. The
iurv, after considering the evidence, render.
I'd the following verdict THAT the said
Martha +. Walden came to her death by gen
eial debility while confined in the jail of the
city of Richmond as lunatic."
Martha +. Walden was sent to the city Jail
from Chesterfield Us lunatic, as there was
no ial in that county. The authorities could
not send her to the Medical College Hospita
because the law makes no allowance for the
care OF such patients. BY section 80. Code
392 The court in whose Jail any lunati,
nlv be confined shall, when practicable and
proper, contract with some tit person for thu
maintenance and care of sucn lunat1c out o
the Jail, and make allowance therefor not CT
c.edtaq ,rhdt As authorized for lunGtlc CON
6RcG IN l0ii.'
The charges at hospital exceeded those o
the iail
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NOKEOIsA. VA

MAY % COttuU.--r market to-day wa dun I:
sales ropOrtet OF inh hilc< basis al IL" Tor li
middng; rereipts, -75 ntics; cNports, S3i hIl"-
stock on the market, $50 bales.
CrD. The market to-day Wa syrs quiet n" III
reported.
Dtis.- Market quiet, ~" transactions I" report.
Hb,nt. Market Uct hnt hrn. -" ,,.'> I" not.
P4upDtS Marked dull: lc" "i i tr4 ~ = T..
au'i - bags AT si2o.
EgGS.-MArket quiet III 10 i''.
Peas. Market dull: nu sti'- reported
Gr,ep Truch.-pcas, 80" - g. I inff'. r'h'''.'.
:3uss n hundred; strtw"rri"f. l"'. & F"n'.
chcrric.. $3.50 Il hushcl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
THE TOBACCO MARKET An REPORTED
BYTHE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF.

Viroinia Leaf.-Thcre has been il steady
but not active demand for good working
and shipping tobaccOS since bur last. For
the lower grades there has been little or no
inquiry. Manufacturers have taken such
parcels as were adapted to their desires in
price and quality, and shippers have pur-
chased about their usual recent average OF
shpping sorts. from neither source has
there been rs good an inquiry as could be
wished for. and until trade improves in all
directions it is of course impossible for It TO
be in harmony with our natural preuilec,
tions In this respect. The season Is duii
one, In some respects unusually so, ana nous,
bly in that business apathy extends 10 all
branches of trade. 1t j. not an uncommon
thn,r TO hear complaint made OF poor
trade in one or more departments oil
business in this city during every bust
noss season, but at the present time, and
throughout the whole of the present spring,
II is. and has been, Il subject of general re-
mark that this same complaint almost uni
versally prevails here. II is IN exceptional
occurrence to hear any merchant say that
trade has been satisfactory to him. And
with here and there an exception. in our
own as well as other industries. the con,
dition is, and has been, similar elsewhere
june, now close upon US, may usher in 8
better cru, and hoping it may, We turn tc
| other considerations. Fuller breaks" are
announced in all the Virginia markets, but
with no marked improvement in the charac
| ter Of RECEIPTS. All desirable goods o
either bright or dark color are taken readily
and at upward prices. This is il standing
observation, and its frequent use is justified
| by the truth which it embodies, and the alb
sence of any other pertinent item of intcli
gence Of equal importance. From Europa
the late news is not promising !; nor, on th'
other hand, Is it unpromising, 1t being 4
| the effect that trade Is inactive.
| Nanufactured.-We have heard of no
thing beyond the ordinary inquiry for tn
satisfaction Of immediate wants in Cavendisl
circles since our former summary. The we ]
has apparently Icgn neither better nor wors