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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

uclc1OuS.
Business men would do we'll to
call and examine our large stock of
fine envelopes, and have their cards
printed on them.
Cymbelines note was held for
postage in the office and did not
reach us in time for publishing to.
day. The extract will be inserted
Thursday.
CoLD SNAp.--Firos wero in de
mand yesterday morning, caused
by a cold breeze blowing from tho
northeast.
We have had u visit from 1t. j. S.
Reynolds, of Kings Mountain school.
This school has been long established,
and we regard it one Of the bost if
not tho best in the State.
New PLArroRM.-Owing to the
heavy freights coming in and going
out the G. G. & A. r. r.. company
have been forced to extend their
platform at the freight depot.
Road our nlvertiscmcnt-S. Ian
decker & Co.
FINE TURNrrs.-NIr. NJ. t. Brown
presented lis Tuesday with q bunch
of the finest turnips we have seen
this season. Mr.. Brown understands
gardening as well rs running hotc'.
MORE BoI.oaNAs.-Our old friend
j. d. McCarley has just received an
other large lot of those fine bologna
sausnges, which he is selling cheap
for cash.
we have received u communica-
ton on the Grange, which it's length
and the crowded state of our
columns has prevented us from pub
fishing. We will try and get it in as
soon as practicable.
CINCINNATI LAaER.-"Ir S. +.
Cooper is keeping constantly on
hand the very best Cincinnati Lager
Beer. Lovers of tho beverage will
bear this in mind.
We are glad to learn that Capt.
Dwight secured several scholars for
his school while on o recent visit to
Sumter. The Captain will take
charge of the Mount Zion Institute
next Friday We wish him success
Road our advertisement-S. Lam
decker & Co..
The scheutzenfost of tho Columbia
Verein will bo hold on the 10Th, 18th
md 18th of October. Delegation
from the neighboring cities and
States will participate. 1t will be u
most enjoyable occasion.
CoTToN.---The cotton market
looked up. Friday considerably.
AS high as 124 was paid for an extra
lot. Farmers will save money
bringing their cotton to this mar.
ket as it is without doubt the best
this side of Charleston.
The Editor returns thanks for dc
licious cocoanut candy sent him by
some young ladies "because he was
IN editor" II such as this be the
perquisites and emolumcnts of the
position, the Editor glories in being
IN editor.
The wonderful collar is q so called
Paper collar that can wash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

Police COURT, THURSDAY Justice j. j.
White prcsidin9.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Frederick Stewart, charged with assault
ing and striking Charles +. Hagner with a
brick. Fined IS.
James Fleet. charged with assanting and
threatening to beat r. T. Davis. Let OIL.
James Fleet, charged with assaultlng
abusing. and using indecent language TO
Alice j. Ford, was required to give security
in the sum of 500, in default of which he
was sent TO jlil for fifteen days.
Mollie Edwards, Sarah Jane Harvey, and
Winnie Jackson. charged with assaultinS and
abusing Laura EppS. Fined 81 each.
Belle Page, charged with stealing Slo from
Patrick Shelton, was discharged, the eyl-
dence being insufficient.
Catharne Randolph, Martha Highter, and
Eliza Epps, charged with keeping q disor'
derIy and i-eoyerned house. Eliza EppS
and Martha Highter were sent on to the
Hastings Court. The other women were
ordered to leave the place Immediately.
Nancy Anderson and Ellen Bates, charged
with keeping an ill-goVerned and disorderly
house, &c. Ordered to vacate the premises
on Sixteenth street between Broad and Mar
shall.
Harriet Anderson and Lucy Eldridge
charged with fighting in the streets. Fined
81 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF CHILD Elmort
Brown tco'ored) left his wife and infan
here several years ago and went to Georgis
TO live. A few days ago be returned to tht
citv and carried off the child. Il boy aged abou
six years. Nothing has been heard OF MN
since, and the mother, who lives on lhlrC
street, is very much excited about the sud
den abduction Of her child. A warrant ha'
been issued for the arrest of Brown, but VI
to last night be had not been found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

TO MY FRIENDS AND CUsToMERS.-I wish to re-
turn my sincere thanks for your kindness and llbe-
raj announcement, and TO earnestly solicit your
continued patronage to the house of my late en-
ployers and friends, Messrs WILKINSON & Y ITn-
ERs, whose uniform kindness and courtesy take
this method OF acknowledging, wishing you Sand
them abundant success. JCiIS Il. WILEY.
Richmond, Vu., August 12, 1875.
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CHAMBER OF Communicative regular
monthly meeting OF the Board Of Directors
of the Chamber of Commerce was to have
been held yesterday evening, but quorum
could not be obtained-only General Joseph
r. Anderson and Messrs z. G. Coghan, S.
81. Hawes, and T. NJ. Logan were present at
the hour appointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

DISPATCH PRINTING HOuSE.-Iu order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added 4 weil.selecteI assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CHINERY and SKtLFUL MECuANIcAL TALENT
warrant US III guaranteeing tie VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures amt in the most ex.
ueditous manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

DIsMIssED FROM THE Police FoRCE.-At the
last meeting of the Board of Police Commits
sioners Mr. Charles ". Gentry, member Of
the police force in the Third district, was
tried for conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman. The Board found the charges
and spec rfcalions sustained, and ordered
that Policeman Gentry be discharged from
the police force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

REAL ESTATE SALE.-The farm known as
Hay field, the residence of DR.. T. S. Michaels,
situated about one mile and tbrec-quarters
west of the city, containing thirty nine acres
Of land, with improvements, was sold pri.
rately yesterday by Chafflo, Staples & Co. to
:sIr. John N. White, Of West View, Allie
gheuy county. Pa, for 81 $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

The bass and pickerel in Lake George
think of calling meeting to formally eX.
press their gratitude to MIR. Seth Green for
the seventy thousand young trout which he
planted there. The trout are nearly all gone,
and every little W hie hungry plrkerel puts
his head out Of the water to SEE If Seth Is
coming With luore.- CoarIerJ Journal. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

ELv1N GROVE, No. S, U. A. .. D.-OFFI-
GERS INSTALLED. AT the last regular meetlog
of this Grove, at Concordia Hall, the follow
ing officers were regularly installed for the
ensuing term by the grand officers of the
Grand Grove Of Virginia: T. L. Courtney,
noble arch; j. S. Vanhorn, yiee-arch; S. u.
WaldIop, secretary; Charles Spencer, trea-
surer; X. E. Hughes, inside guardian.
This Grove has been organized one year,
and Is composed Of good material to make
successful and useful Organizatton. t- u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

APAcKAGE OF wRGrING-PAPER containing FIVE
quires can be had for 25c. Envelopes at SC. for a
pack OF twenty-five. Note Paper and Envelopes at
10, Is, 20. and 25c. for box containing twenty
four sheets Of paper and twenty four envelopes, al
LEVY BROTHERS.
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NFAl'NruN FEMALE SEMINARY,

Etr.J.l. MILLER, \. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
r.uf,- .r r. LurI> In Qat" al Virginia Female
l-..gl.. principal Nu-ic i,rparimcn. with tw' !Nc
aA.s" nal l,.IrGlrr. aud "ilrcrs. fNrcnScs very
''lr N,; - .rINaguc" in dress prohibited: hr,t-
''-> 'n,tr.;: Instruction Thorough, location the
t... "a ~fauaIru.
,r..t t.,r catalogue. wiki cut OF buildings ant
TOMAS. er J. !. MILLER,
3. .$N.a.;Irv Stauutull. Va.
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Ritllmoud 1ispatth.
FRIDAY S..............AU 10, 1910.

BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
1sLARGER THAN THE COAlBlNED CIRCULA-
TtON OF ALL 7stE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

ANOTHER TRIP TO BALTIMORE IN CoHTEA
PLAT1os.-The Catholic societies OF Rich
mond are discussing the feasibility Of a plea
sure-trip to Baltimore Uia York River rail
| road and the bay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

COMMISSION MEICHASTS.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to Your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

TEN THOUSAND YARI OF HAMBURGH EDGrNGs
and Insertings nj extraordinary bargains. This 1:
the largest and best assorted stock OF the above
goods ever offered In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

| SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
| BoSClIES'S, 500 and GIL Broad Street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
| fine SATcHELS, &C., at BosCHES'S, 500 and 3ll
| Breed street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, another lot Of those nea
Swiss muslin rIfllcs at 35c. per dczcu, and lace
edge rulles at SOC per dozen also. large yarlet
of rufliug, ut LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE LINEN OTERSKIRTS
and jackets at $3.5 O and 81 worth Sc aud 81. Also
grea, bargains in white dresses, Ovcrski1t, sstltt
jackets, at LEVY BROTHERS.. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

LEVY BROTHERS not only show the largest and
best-assorted stock of Dry Goods In this city, but
sell them At such prices to make 1t an object to
those In want to purchase OF them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

BROKE HER WRIsT.-NIrs. Boyden, while
attempting to get in vehicle at the corner
of Broad and Filth streets evening before
last. fell and broke one of her wrists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

nLp DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ \r.I.l7 MAIN >IEEeT, III HMOND, VA.
.U' atll'h annual session will begin October Isl
ami ""altuHr ;Il Jane 1>t following. Aclllai
t"u,iI--h,,.c i'iTE nee. Eouk keeping III all It's
tran'n' =. Pu@A:I>l.ip luu,h pain and urnainelall
tpU g,al law. Commercial Arithmetic, Busi-
ut. 'u-trm-, trl.!s. correspondence. Common
tu.lt~h. *. lpr particulars. address -.
Ir;p GEORGE NJ. NlCOL.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EDWARD c. GODDIS, Al P. NJ, brick dwelling
on Tie west side OF Nineteenth street between
Grace and Broad.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, =. NJ. two brick stores
on the southwest corner OF Franklin and Fif-
teenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

THE PRIMARY ELgCTIoS.-At the meeting
of the Conservative City Committee held last
night, Friday, September Sd, was selected as
The time for holding the primary election,
and committee was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

HIGH-BACK CoMBs-Twenty different styles
all the 90. Rubber neck-cllains at greatly reduced
prices at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.--U Unsurpassed ia
cilitles for the prompt execution Of all kinds of
printing. Orders filled promptly aud at low prices
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DN!>Tul FEMALE COLLEGE.

lh,-. .vNra'. annual session will begin "EDNES-
DAY, >'p',uI!.c" /. Faculty full; accolnmod;i-
1."'~ aIupl, -: catalogue, containing full par
u ,,ur-. :u!:,~s W. MUERl>SETT, A. NJ,
is ->.dSWIUt bristol. Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

Ex1RAORDISARY BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRESS
GOODS at Levy BROTHERS. They are determined
to close out their whole stock regardless of cost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoUSE. Good work.. low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT. that large aud desirable 4

E'OR RENT, that large aud desirable a.
Il Bril- X RESIDENCE at The southwest Ea
corner Of Clay and Ninth streets containing four
teen rorms. including two pIrlOrs, with two large
mirrors. and with ri the modern improvements.
Also, that comfortable FRANZ. DWELLING
No. Acc west Grace street, betwean Monroe and
Henry streets. containing six rooiaS. and Kitchen
Also, comfortable BRICK DWELLING OH the
west site of second between Clay and Leigh streets,
containing four rooms. and kitchen
Also. BRICK STOLE and DWELLING on the
west side If Second between Jackson and Duyal
streets, containing four ROOMS bcsGeS the store
kitchen with two rooms.
Also. BRICK DWELLING on Tenth street,
second door from corner OF Cary street, containing
six roolIS.
Also, small BRICK STORE ard DWELLING
on Cary between Ninth aud Tenth streets, contain
Ing three rooms. besides the store.
Also, BRICK STORE on Franklin s rect between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, with stable
ana wag0n-yard. ~
Also, large LUMBER.HoUSs; Oh the canal be-
tween Sixth aud Srveuth strctt=.
Also, WOOD and CUAL.iARD un north side
OF the basin between Sinlh and 'rcLth streets.
Apply TO JANIS NJ. TATiti. & son,
3-3t Real Estate gents and AlrtlOneerS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

GOVERNOR. kEMPER.-Governor kemper
eypec:s to leave the city i'll day or two for
Raxay SPRINGS. a.. .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening during the forenoon, with heavy
showers in the afternoon, and partly cloudy
and cooler weather at night.
Rnaae Of Thermonersr at the Dispatch office
august l2, 1878.
; A. M............ 7S z. M............... ~
Nonn............... S4 Midnight. t............. rs
Mean temperature, 70 10.
august 12, 1874.
= a. M...... ISL 7. No.. 80 6 p. M...... 81
Mean temperature. IS.
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No. 90 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.

All kinds Of country produce sold on commis-
sion on the most favorable Terms Liberal ad'
yanres made on coIlsiguments, and prompt sales
aud oiIick returns guaranteed. Consignrien's aud
correspondence solicited. au Slim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

Mr.. W. II. ALLDtRDICE.-Mr. W. FL. Alder
dice is expected to return to the city in
day or two.
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IuyIn AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
>ErE.<,, at 'Ec h'n>>''a"T i"N'cchair ~, in-
y y la>ti,rl!uH very practical.
A., .,.-,- .a,ur;n>,rd ia This country. "1T'du'
w. . .-. ~ ..tirm positions. kc"pcns Sep'rm-
i.rlur. frt An"1 k"E'S,"r S",a,h,H r,..
+, .,--ur tlliEL.k> DkpHNE'
81. ,.. director.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

I LARGE STOCK OF FINE s'UR-M
: \ MI RI, Insj>C. rARLUR and fasss
tHANEEk >''iT>: asa. ~ARDkOHts, JET
A';fN>iAh-C:~ :. BIZ REAUS, WASH
>'AN!p>, EFii> ..EAD-. AL 2iaces aa,d prices !;
a.. II AiH. >itI y. and CU1TnN-Tua' MAT
i'4>>tN. Gl'! 81. U'tI.r r,~d> sept ia first
'.t'- h"u~r, walrtul 20 H. D. as represented. and
80 "i lii'n ,. 1ceI, a.ba ia IL il city. These
- "' OILY Il les wrrh, loaxcr.
E.nATHRlGHT,
, W. ~ HuI"IIrr s,.oe.- Richmond, t&.
'',..h A"fk In. Iy :!4-2Gu
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THE WkAreER To.DAY.- The probabilities
are hu. the ,reather today wiH be cloudy.
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BOARDING AND L0DGING.

S(uAnD CAN he OBTAINED AT SU3
- rtaNiiu >ir,"t, A"ar.y opposite The square.
HHHi~iIi, r!..::nbrr5. SECOND trur: Jrcs>rgroo.is
a''a'l""t. 49," comfortable FukNISlltD ROOMS
Irr ssuitclu.u. an l3-cc,ilm
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NUE DE L'EAU HOTEL.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS

One weeks board at Vue de rEau Hotel and
round-trip ticket from Richmond to Fuc de l'Eau
and return for Sl3.
Tickets good from August 18th until September
1St. 1875.
Ticrets on sale at CARRIERS and on steamer John
Sylvester. w. L. HOWELL.
au l2-6t Manager Euc dc l'Eau liocl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13

A FEW BUARDERS can be accommoda.
n led with pleasant rooms In a large brick
house, with beautiful surroundings, ard near the
mountains. Reference Hon. K. A. Coghil. For
particulars address
WILLIAM 4. GRUMAN,
New G lasgow, Amherst county, Va.
au 1l-3ft
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49,, OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
I i.-..>.,,,, 1tso. CuAarFRED 1893.

, ,,,. ~ -, In. SECOND WE'D
y" u" ~ Il :, .1pl,k x :. he lSthi and closes on
If Jul, i"Ij""inS. The course "i stud'eS Is
- 4#t''- TEAMS:
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r
:, an. r.,au. wishing. &c .....l ~
'''. .rrn,,. lut In%'.om address TIE s"'''cr'oet
S. " ....s'' BENJAMIN. :. EWE1I.
i.,,~ttri, i,ur OF William and Mary.
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EDUCATIONAL" ..------.-
,.,nrNN OF TIE VISITATION
1 rn\TE M\RtA--
u -...cr nc,vc,n TwMiy-.>"c""' anu '"'"'S-
tlCNNr\D, VA
team. II hi. Institution are resrcctsNIiy
o,' tho ~ "tr'r1 r. NRtx. lTs. N'"' vi
~. t&h'' =" -. ,,rsCc !" Right R'N> James
~ - -. ..3,;u nj. Va, or The SsFT5'GrSsS y o."
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lost, on Tuesday evening, somewhere
IL between 525 second street and 1lsa west west
with gold setting and with Initials l.. b. and = E.
B. irscribed 6u the revere side The Under VIII oe
suitably rewarded BY leaving The SAN. Win
an 1o-ot< GIL Broad street.
, 1875-01-28
N0t1 &1I.Fk.

E1fEEl-Gool to extra mutton sIloop were In better
dcmsrd and mid htghsr,-10tJl5u par lU0 lbs. Low
md medium grades wpra alsI stronger hi sympathy,
Lut salca did Iut show any decided advance.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAar L1nErTx, Pa, Ian. Observation-Disclosures to-
day, GlG head, anA 1bs7 for two days past tlenlal
sl market very s1ow, nl prices oil .c inldium
To common re on good Btork. 49,.
ious-ltccellls tu-iay l,580 hcaa. and 1907 for
tho two days INST; Workers. s6,G95t.7s Fllilaac-
phfaa, S7,30a7.4U.
for tic iabt two tl7ys l1st, sG00i G25 medium,
s5,e5{a575 common, $4,ua s5.ao.
HUFFAI.O.
BUFFALO, jan. 97.-G.rrhE-Rrefnta, 1a1n; total
for tho week, gGlT market dull pfices of 3so on
goGt to comlnnJ1.
HsEiP AND IAMIa-ReceIIts, 1900; total for the
week, H. 4U0 naFkct active vt Rluut Nc oil tito clos
lug pricea Ut last wuea.
IIouy-reccpts. 1s01; total for tic week, 1000
Yorkera. 81. .G5t@G,B5 ]; acaYy hogs, $7.0oGa7 IL.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-lEoas--Raccipts, 5,a1f open.
ed moderately actiye; subsequently beca1ns dill aItl
lleayy, anl c,se! with 1,Doo left unsoll: common,
uih7 GEO medium, $6;5taG9o; COOL packing ard
butrhcra' $1.1uG97.5; luIk OF sales, sG.80@7. .lu.
1T. 1.Outa
ST, LOUIS, Jan. a7--iIn:s-i;cr4tpsR, 6175: hrmet
TorkerH, Sl.a15G 2a !; lH1 'serk, $6.25Ea7u1
cArTLE-lsecelp.s, $50; weak: little doing; prices
unchanged.
, 1875-01-28

w.ntc1 while The offering. largely to heavy avcr-
mrs, Light hogs said at $7.lOn7.1H, hnt heavy
nj s7Gaa7.1 Mircl vcaXha sold at 7.J347.40. a1'cs
n9gregnte MI head nn1 4Nrs,
llus-strirty fres,, packages sold At 15r, and old
stock al 9i(f2sc. ....--..
FIsII-'fho rosiIion Of tia n.h market WAS W.
changed. Far activity iii tile demand fr,tn Tie
interior Nan rciH,.icd, mil Improvement In tho
lra! sras1n an apparent. 1rlres remain firm
No. whItefsi,, H-brit fs.b1a3.G0: Nh. do. $40
ta.,s0 Nh. trnut, s. Ws ais; No. shors Mackerel,
new, N-tr1, $9.b>a9.7h; Nm. lay, $7.bMs7's; NJ.
n,arkcrtl brl 4.5o@f. fasnily mhckefnl, h-bri,
fs.iihr5.75; No. l shora ktta. $l8ste Ivy: tmMk
rpl|asf, tH9sGesbo; ticorge'a col.h. eS5oiao.i5;
Labrador hsrrtna, anftt. hrla, $1a0ps9o" 20 Il
iri, {&.15da4 80; Labrador herring, round. bsi,
$1.t0faBDu; do, 1flrl. N.0nA4. Al; scaled herring.
yer tx as{d k}s; Columbia River salmon. E-br t97a
tsI0D0 ocentt trnut. J loz arh d,A ler raec s!o.
FNE1TH AND Nuts Business In this departments
WIS . nciye OTHERS, rule Icing restricted tnlMcet-
i4rurrent wants. Prices rea atoalg ~ f0low': Eoa-
E1aN-Daes, ~ 3otc; ms, drums, id'g @t7Ns; tsa
layers u G7htt; Turkish prnres, French
1rnnea kegs, llta1gc; ratsns layers s. l'oFS
Mnssatc 81 lJ@4.2O Valencia, ii ltai2c: xanto rr-
rn,ltA, 7G37Ac; citrvn, 39c: lnmon, peel, lsfar
DoNE~rIc-Ahlcn apl,lea, 17es2os; Mtchigan anpra'
8'{uaac; indiana ami Illisos, 7taaa; Southern.
GEta7c peaches, hntyc@, gtt1Ur: 'b nlxe'l, y.
tSs,c; tlu parr,l 2Oa3lc; hlack'nrrea, 1'tali',e
r,Hnbcrrics, a1tGtsc 1Ittct cherries. Jatfa3c. NuTs
-EilLerts, 13tl14c: n,nun1a, T.rragntn, 2tef25c; ;;
Naples watnut5, 156sf6e: drenob:e wafn''ss now,
lha14c; 1,rAai1s, I1tSiEc rccana. Texas. lata ils
Wilmington peanuts, ia uc; Tcnnesseo peanuts. GS
SO: Afrtcat rrauuta, 55.G@Gt.
ICIlS--Werc aah,ble at tl,e prfcea following:
, 1875-01-28

Withdrawn from store on Tuesday for city co44ump
tios, 1851 tu wheat, 6.63o bu cpru, lA39 ba oats.
Tie following gr4ia was inspected lnto stnre oil
Wednesday uruIng 10 cars No, spring. IT'S cara No.
do, u No. do, cara rejected do tas wheaH
yellow earn, II cars hlAh nixed do, TO ears No.
do, % cara Eejerted do I'LL cnru, sll neW>; cara
who nats, ID No, do, cara rotected dn; car
Noa rse No. barley, cars No. 3slo Total, ac3
ours, lA,no1 bu. Inspected out, t,43 hn wlieAt,
A7ald bn corn a.842 bu cats, v97 bu rye, 3,9io hu
barlcy.
Advises from Iowa and h1nncsota Indicate TINT
scarcely oetrd Of lo crop Ut isl year In iLuss two
States las been laEksled yot, grpat deal 1nuss
wheat has bce hr4 lsck during tbs paat four mouths
t4n IL USUAL tho btlnS tARt prices loo low
10 offer ay tnlluce,nent tu eel, lIuca few Of tho
farmera Asys suld more tAsn they o1lged to sell
to 1ay bills already accrued aud tia rest las yo to
come forward. Eseu With light supply our stocks
hsve accumulated 10 rather large fgurp aud prces
have eoue owu 10 polnt ut which tue gfuWot Ii bare
~ compensated for tho trouble VI raising it. II the
crop lad cu,nc forward freely ~ In former scars,
then. with no increase In the demand, prices in
thI. market would probably have soeadsd to
thu nclgllborhool Of f3o per bq, and tue crop
ays besn WORKED on at TINT price, Il IL the foruer
raicrueu VI tic farmers combined with tue relatively
high pricsa VI all othur ar!tcBs OF ptodllse Aat kceps
wheat steady At Attis below Bos leS bls. Tlrre u
scarcely suy dsul1ut froul shlppers aud cannot 10
&uucA ~ long ~ there Ia margin of certsn oaa OF
lo* w w eH4&As0AkS ~ hA@ eN"OoH'Ns
Ds wheats cheap relatively, md is generally regard
ed as belng tic "next ihiuy to greenbacks" Hence,
amid thu recent scarcity vt channels tn which
money could hs ptontabty employed, thurs
Lss been lnora thau usual oG It Invested
| III produce, which TACT accounts tor tho
A!eh scss tllat rule Ia most Of tic markets. Tho
uEs conservative owers Of pouey have looked Al the
cheappsas Of wl.eat aud concluded that It must bs
Eooa property sou4s tls fos lbs ssltev!dent
that the present disparity Anot Last forever Hsues
the ownership of wheat u divided up among great
many pessou. tnaJorJ Of whom are carrying thelt
oas Independently VI margin or tuterast accounts, -
they swu the property and have not te pay anything
for tAa uas Of lhs inoney 1t cost 10 buy It. decnt
oi s0.o may m*ks them uaeasy. but II doe'
rat furcs tAsm ~ Eeahxs, ~ they might bs
obliged to do II they wtxA carrying OF
lie strength of money beiungiag to otAs'
leorls. The consequence u a htnlneaa whlcl
tcuiuds Of the boy kts that Il kept In the ar b,
thu tspslon Of tka string which pulls 1t toward tn,
ground. Tts ~hea. market Ia actually suststusd BY
tbs sgEy influences which TO An ordinary eassrss
ae*m 70 bs ths slauants Of xsttpesa.
| Ths lsAd1lR produce uAxkah va1v casy modeFAtst