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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
RAr1F1CArIoN MEETING.

A grand ratification meeting will
take place this evening under the au-
spices of the Tilden and Hendricks
Reform Club, at the stand on Main
street. A number of distinguished
speakers will be present and address
the citizens on the political issues OF
the day. A general invitation is extend.
ed to all to be present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

MINsrRELS To-NIaHr.-The Califor-
mia Combination Troupe appears to-
night at Bigelow's Hall, presenting d
rivaled jigs. Tickets of admission, st
cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

EMPLOYED AS CoUNsEL.--The Gem
trail Pacific Railroad Company have
secured the services Of Messrs. Wren
4 Thornton to assist in the prosecution
OF the two boys who are now in the
county Jail for tampsring with the
switch at sand Hill Station.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

THE "Golden Rule" is an establishment
where all parties desiring to purchase goods
can rely on a onc-price system and fair deal
ing. 40 there, then, everybody, and see
" Joe,"at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. three
doors below Hank Knights corner. and nd
joining Ed Looncy's saloon, Man street.
iyII-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

BrsiNSss GHAScr.-Iiaving purchased from
John SCHNEIDER his entire stock OF dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes. etc, | am now pre-
pared to sell tho same at the low ost market
| price. Call and examine boioro purchasing
elsew hero.
au29-lw HENRY DELLWIG.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

RETURNED j. Fl. Dennis, Dick
Guiberson and Jack Godfrey returned
by last nights train.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

BATHINe.-J. NJ. NJ. Moody gives
notice That hereafter the price of baths
at his place will be fifty cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

RUBY HILL LErrERs.-The list Of
advertised letters remaining at the
Ruby Hill Posrofiice is advertised in
this mornings issue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rcy- NOTICE u

DO paid for in advance. There will DO NO de-
Walton FROM this rule.
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NOTICE.

VNiE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
/ Of tho stockholders Of the II X Console
dated Mining Company, for tho election of n
Board OF Trustees to servo for the ensuing
year and for the TRANSACTION OF such other
business rs may be presented. will be held
on FRIDAY, tho first day OF September,
1876, at the hour Of II o'clock NJ. at the office
OF tho company, Room No. 70 Nevada Block,
800 Montgomery street, San Frarcisco, Cali
fornia. h. b. MINOR, Secretary.
au9t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
F~IGsITING AMAZONS.
BULLDOG Kate stabbed by Hog
Eyed Mary.

Last night, about IL o'clock, a fracas
occurred on North Main street, in front
of the st. Louis Brewery, resulting in
n woman named Kate Miller, better
known az "Buil dog Kate" being
stabbed by Mary Irwin, who travels
under the sobrlquet of IIog.eyed
Mary" An il~l-feeling has existed for
some time between the two women,
eliminating AS above stated. a short
time before the difficulty took place,
both were in the saloon waging "A
windy war of words, when Kate Miller
asked the other what she was going
to do.'' "I'm going to lick you.n
Both started for the door, when the
latter turned, and, seiZing her oppo-
mont, whipped ont a bowie knife from
her clothes aud commenced slashiug
it into the body of Kate, inflicting sew
eral wounds, the most serious being Il
cut in the abdomen, from which the
bowels protruded. DR.. A. c. Bishop
was Immediately summoned and soon
arrived. The wounded woinan was
taken into the saloon and placed on Il
table, surrounded by a large crowd of
people drawn to the place. The
wound is a very serious one and may
probably prove fatal. The assailant
was promptly arrested by officer H..
b. Mckee and taken to Jail to await
the result of the injuries before an ex-
animation will be allowed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
A POPULAR ERROR.

An inebriated individual attempted
to dead-heads ride on the Eureka and
Palisade down train, this morning, as
sorting, when the conductor asked for
his ticket, that he was acquainted with
the man who owns the road. Cant
help that" said the conductor, "you
must either produce a ticket or pay
the fare, or / shall be obliged TO put
YOU off the train" nd like to see
the shape of the man that could put
mc off any little, old, o~ne-horse, mar
row. gauge railroad train," said the
would-be dead-head. Then tho con-
ductor went for that man; he bounced
his head first on one side of the car and
then on the other; he raised a number
ten stogie boot and brought 1t into di
rect contact with that part o. the ine-
briate's body which had pressed the
luxuriously cushioned seat of the car
but "A few moments before; and in less
time than it takes To tell it, the friend
of the man who owns the o lay
PROSTATE on the platform. Resuming
an upright position and tenderly rub
bling With his hand the place which had
came in contact with the conductors
boot, he east a sorrowful look at the
moving train, and Remarked: "The
popular supposition that corporations
have no "soles - is nothing more nor
less than a popular error.
THE GAME LAw.-We have no ref
erencs to draw" nor yet to the gentle
tiger, but To the statute of Nevada,
which prohibits the killing of certain
fish and fowl between certain dates.
An exchange has this which is just as
applicable 10 this section a elsewhere:
To-day is the last day ofthe game laws
restrictions. Today you can carry your
gun on your shoulder and not sneak out
with it under your coat. You need not
knock the birds down with a club to
keep them from running over you, but
YOU can shoot them aud not call them
young chicken while cooking. Strange
that a day or two will change the GUS
toms and language of man, fowl and
beast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

Thomas Very and
Nicholas Very, OF England, and J..
+. McCiinnis, OF Canada, were yester-
day admitted 10 citizenship.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

EUREKA STocKs.- Considerable dab
bling is going IN now in Eureka dis
trict mining stocks. Phenix has come
to life again, Eureka Consolidated is
slowly advancing and Jackson and X
h are being more or less sought after.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

Departures Yesterday.
p Evorts Juck Gilmcr
Miss l. Giimor Miss A Hall
= Hanson W IL Sadicr
Mr., A NJ Smith Mrs Gillen
Mrs Caldwell 4 Sullivan
j uarrigan Mrs Z Mcdonald Il c
Arrivals 1.sst Night.
Dick Guibcrson Geo Fec
4 Eyerts j ii Dennis g.
j 4 Matherson Jack Godfrey
Tim shine } Philips
j Quong
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

FUNERALAr Observation-Disclosures
day last the funeral OF Myron Fales,
the little boy who was drowned in the
Humboldt rivera 1t Palisade, took place,
a large number of the citizens of that
place assisting in the ceremonies. As
the funeral cortege passed the school
house on the way to the burial ground
1t was met by the scholors of the pub
lie school, of which little Myron had
been a pupil, who, after singing an APP
propriate hymn, Joined in the process
sion. Each scholar carried a small
bunch of wild flowers which they at
terwarls deposited on the grave where
their schoolmate and playfellow was
laid to sleep. The services OF the
dead were read by John Marchant, Of
Palisade, aud everything was done to
assuage the grief of the stricken par
ents in their sad aud sudden bereave-
nient.
REMOVAL OF IL GOLDEN RULE
SToRE.-M. ii. Joseph, proprietor Of
this popular little establishment, finding
his present quarters too small for his
growing trade, will to, day remove his
stock Of furnishing goots, hats. caps,
boots, shoes. tobacco, cigars. cutlery,
stationery, notions, etc, into the build
ing one door south of Paxton Il COS
bank, and formerly occupied by Van
Alstine as n saloon. Here Joe will
find room and ample o
modations for his customers, to all OF
whom he extends a cordial invita-
ton to call aud zee him at his new
stand.
A REMINDER.-Those of our citi-
zens who are contemplating a trip to
the Black Hills are reminded that
scalping is a painless operation. Ii is
never performed until the subject has
"a handful of bullets in his body.-Re-
Ueiiie.
The exodus from Eureka, neverthe-
lass, continues. and the indications
warrant the belief that most of our
prospectors care but little for the dan
gers of the plains. Three Eurekans
departed tor the Hills yesterday.
For COUNTY CLERK.-Steve NJ. Hen
ley, formerly of Palisade, is n candi-
date for the Office of County Clerk OF
Elko county. stew now halls from
Cornucopia and we should be pleased
to see him walk off with the baggage.
There is not a man in Elko county
more deserving of the position than
Steve Henley.
ON THE STREEr.-Nate Diamond,
that sterling miner, We are pleased 10
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SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com
pany shipped eight bars Of silver to
New York this morning, valued al
Sl3,2 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

HAYES AND WHEELER.-An enthu-
siastic meeting offhe Hayes and Wheel
er Club was held last night at National
Guard Hall. Permanent officers were
elected, as follows: President, A. w.
Atchison; Vice Presidents, Q. Dunkel,
James $. Whitton, and William Mu-
lick; Secretary, ALI. Chartz; Cores
ponding Secretary, w. j. Smith;
Treasurer, Thomas s. Douglas; Ser
geant-at-Arms, w. l.. Baird. After
the organization had been perfected the
meeting was addressed at ONE length
by Hon. Thomas Wren. Mr.. Wren
stated that he was rot yet prepared to
make an elaborate speech, but would
in a short time be ready to take the
stump in the pending congressional
contest. His remarks were well re-
ceived and frequently applauded by
those present.
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STRAY HORSES!

ONE BRIGHT BAY HORSE, Ia
~ FIVE years old, weight 1000 fT5V3RA
pounds, without brands or marks nv
OF any kind. Also one heabitten ~'<-~
and branded I'll" on one OF tho hips. Also
one SOKREL COLT, a yearling, branded on
one hip with an inverted letter "G" or {.
The above stock came to my ranch in Hun
tingion Valley. Exc county, about one mouth
ago. JoSEfH INA" fohD.
August Is, 1857. auldlm
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NrOCII'S.
NOTIC6.

W. B. TAYLOR is alone authorized to col
loot all outstanding accounts of the late firm
of Taylor 4 Wilton. An INN ediate settle.
mont will save costs.
r. 8. M~ARCHANT,
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka, August IL, 1876. aul3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

LocArED.-Judge Pitzer has located
in Virginia City, where he will resume
the practice of his profession. He will
make IL trip to Phoebe at an early day
to wind up his unfinished business in
4 .county. The Judge has been
in bad health but is recovering.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
coScEnr At HAMIIros.-Ata musical

CONCERT AT HAMItToN.-Ata musical
and dramatic entertainment for the
benefit of the Sunday School library
of Hamilton, at the Court house, on
last Thursday evening, an interesting
and pleasing programme was pre-
sented, in which a large number of the
citizens of Hamilton participated. The
event of the evening, a correspondent
writes us, was the appearance of our
antiquated friend, DIR. Herrick, in the
character song of "The Days when l
was Young" The new candidate for
histrionic honors was rapturously re-
ceived and took the house by storm,
and finding, unlike Othello, who found
his occupation gone, that he had just
discovered his. A few years training
will put him alongside of Booth, the
elder Kean, and Garrick. The Doctor
has written to us in confidence that he
has made a great mistake in his life,
but would endeavor to rectity 1t in
time. He has offered his surgical in
struments for sale and will adopt the
stage as his profession. We under
stand the concert was a great success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02

INsANE.-A man named Gleuden-
men, living on Buffers ranch, has gone
insane. Some OF his friends have gone
to the place to bring him into town for
an examination before the Board of
l.unacy, preparatory to having him
sent to the asylum at Woodbridge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-02
STOCK REPORT.
San Francisco stock Exchang'

BOARD.
$3.50 Ophir-60 59l4 CO., 81
$500 Mexican-36 35A 35A b $50 b
400 Could & Curry-l6 1873
40j Best " Belcher-5l 50A Ox
1905 California-59H
40 Savage-2lh PA 2l4b30 81
1850 Con. Virginia-59 5Sk 5sss 5SZb5
5I Hale Il Norcross-I2% 12l2h
40 Con. Virginia -5s1s 5Sabl0 SAb5
40 Crown Point-l2A l2h
sos Yellow Jaeket-30 500 S11s 30%b5
go lmperial-51S 81
10 keptuck -l31a II
49, Alpha-52 5lS 52H
rs Belcher- 23H
2lO Co%nfidence-lS
30j s. Nevada-l5 15Z
lS0 Bullion-F
80 utah-22
20 E~xchequer-l7N Is 17K
72O vernan-737 21 12s 10
390 Justice-2S4 2s19 2Sx
92o Union Comb IA l4s
$50 Succor-S7x &c Soc
2O0 Lady Bryan-45c
lSj Julia-S1s So
40 Caledonia-SA 81
EVENING BOARD.
10 Raymond Il Ely-6h
2iS0 Eureka Con. IL
$50 Jackson-5 ~ ~
30 Phenix SHE
80 Alps-50c
li35 Leopard-9A 81 9N
475 \ X Con.-2A3
80 Jeff~erson-sOc
30 Gila-75c
30 Northern Belle-2l 2l4 2lll %
80 Hussey-75c 74sc
2i0 Gen Thomas-2a 2s "a
lg5 Manhattan-lSa Is
80 s. Barcelona-4
aOO Mansfield 37}s Bic
ON. Mojno ~ NIX e
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+. & A. M.-The stated monthly
communication of Eureka Lodge, No.
10, +. & A. NJ, will take place this
evening at Masonic Hall at 1880 o'clock.
A full attendance is requested. All
Master Mssons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

WRECK OF il RUSSIAN TEAaIER-TWESTY-
FIVE LIVES LOST.
LONDON, June 29.-The Lloyds have adj
vices of the total wreck OF the Russian
steamer Lieutenant-G General Krosen, from
Atcheen for Batavia. Twenty-Five passen-
gers are reported lost.
FAILURE IN LONDON.
LONDON, June 29.-Loumb, Hanklyne d.
Co., merchants, have failed for 100000.
49,, EASTERN AFFAIRS.
. LONDON, June 29.-The Servian agent at
Vienna has made communications there
which leave no doubt that Servia will 60 to
war with Turkey. Servia will seek no pre-
text, but act promptly and openly. 1t is
supposed the Porte is bribing Montenegro
to abandon Servia. .-' + .r
At Berlin Servias decision for war is con-
sidered imminent.
The Vienna Press declares the hope Of
peace gone. -.-.. r..g..-..
Sclavonic journals announce that four Rus
sian army corps are concentrated.
The Vienna Togshbiau says 5000 Servians
have crossed the frontier.
The Times says there is little hope Of
maintaining peace.
A dispatch from Belgrade to the Reuter-
Telegraph Company says Prince Milan left
that place for the army tins morning amld
the cheers of the populace and salutes from
the batteries. 1t is expected that upon
Joining the army he will Issue proclama-
ton to the Servian nation. The Scrvian
metropolitan and all the bishops have gone
to the frontier to bless the troops.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon
Disraeli said he had information that Servia
intended to declare war. From dispatch
Just received from the British consul at Bel
grade lie was satisfied the SelVian troops
had not yet crossed the frontier.
In the House OF Lords Lord Derby said
that the Government had no information
that Scrvia had declared war, or any infor-
nation justifying the statement that it was
absolutely certain. From all reports, how
ever, he entertained little il any hope that
war would be averted.
Greece.
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE AT CORINTH.
ATHENS, June 29.-Severe earthquake
shocks were experienced to-day at Corinth
and ncighboring villages. Several houses
were DESTROYED, and the remainder threaten
to collapse. The inhabitants have fled.
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FINANCIAL.
.pl-ICIIMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

- THURSDAY. June 20, 1876.
sALIs.--Fiyc shares OF Planters National Bank
stock sold at 115.
American Goid.--1 III bid.
State Sccuritits.-YIrgtnin consols, G8 bid; VIZ
is eonsols ~ pa ssfsa capo
o, at ~ Securtties.-Ricnmond city s's 10 bid;
Richmond city G q bid 80 ass se AZ rs bd
ely S FL c.g e. IS BID; Norfolk city wafer s
city "a. IS bid; Manchester s,s, 80 asked; Man
chester bridge s ss h04 Iske Central Railroad
third mortgage SIS, j. and j., "a bid: 20 asked
Sonthside railroad second mortgage preierrepa a
and d. bid; Richmond and peters5nrg khrond
nni petersburg Railroad second mortgage rs, a;
and O.. 100 asked; Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG anu
Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, anu S "a p e,
Richmond and Danvfle Raiiroad conso,.u DIS >,
81 and NJ, 81 bid 10 asked; Piedmont .sohfoaa 'Fs'
mortgage S,s A. and O., S3H bid. .,
RAILROAD Stocss.-Richmond. Frcder1cssDarS ana o
Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, f71 oia, W
railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par 80 bid
seven per cent. guaranteed, 90 psr 92a Pa; .od
s1 5s Rsnk Of VirsSa foss
asked: Merchants National. 100 par, tdo t o.d
Union Bank of Richmond, SO par - bio, oS askfd
Merchants and Planters S:vngs 10 pLh' SU IN
IN s,srnnce Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma,
rInc Is par, So Bid, Virginia state, 2S par. 26
bd Virginia Home loo paGG 20 a pia as bid. SIX
as;ed: Civ 100 par, SIS asked Old dominion, 100
nar. SO asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Compa-
nv. rs par, COY bid; Richmond Fire ASSOCIATION
Iisc eIianeous.-Jamcs River and kanawha
parket. l2k par 81 bid, 10 asked: Virginia Steam
ship and Packet Company, 100 par, IS asked.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

So al u THURSDAY. June 80, 1876.
-: ,:4tI - Country Produce. =.
Roots 3 Ginseng 90c.; seneca, without top, SOC,
Biftsr: Prime to choice yellow, 10 1sc.; fair to
ev Corn Neal: 60@63c p bllsliel for country:
Eggs.t In barrels l6@l7c. q dozen; In crates,
Foif Virgins country y quoted to-day FiR ne
sn psran9eS SSSses I; enl fancy $50
$3.50: western extra. IS. 759S6.
Feathers Prime Ive-soose, 45@55c.; common
: FTazseed: 81 S5 q bushel.
oats: Baied, 95c. AL, and very scarce -.--z-*
= Potatoes: Irish, 20@30c. p bushel. :
4 Lttrd: l6uptry,13c x ~
Rye: 7O@72c. q bnshel.
4 Suinnc:: 5c.GSl.2Et according TO quahty.
Wool: washed. 25a32cs; ,unYashed. 15@2oc'
z t,t s.1. Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: tRosendale, l.75 Taharreli James River,
Lime: Agricultural, loo. p husheI; Virginia, In
dian Rock, sIIO; RockIand, s1.lo@sl.a5, accord-
Plaster Lirnp, s4.75@s5: ground, s7.5o@ss,
delivered; calcined PLASTER, 1926.
49, sy, Dry Goods. H
Brotpn Sheefings and .Ssirtings: 4 4 Manches-
ter, 7c.; Il Manchester, &c; Z Manchester, 5kc.;
4-4 james River. 7c.; James River. &c;
James River, 54c.; A Graniteythe, Sc; Granite-
vile, 7ke.; A Rockrisige, y kockbrtde, 6sc
> 'Bteachei S1irainas and Saeefings !: A Wam-
sutta l3c.; A Masonyle, 11c.i I'D Rockdaie,
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DANVILLE.

TIE SUDDEN DEATH OF J. y. BLACKWELL
GOOD PRICE OBTAINED FOR FILLERS-oF-
rlCERS OF KNIGHTS OF THE CRESCENT-TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE ESTABLISHED.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.J
JUNE %, 1876.
Mr. J. y. Blackwell, the sudden death OF
whom reported Yesterday, is supposed to
have died OF congestion OF the lungs. He
had suffered once from this disease. and had
been cautioned against it. Mr.. Blackwell
had not long been 4 resident OF Danyille.
He leaves wife and several small children.
His remains will be buried in Caswel coun-
", y. c.
4 dav or two ago several parcels Of filters
from Henry county were sold here ut prices
per hundred pounds rs follows: 1920
pounds at SIG, 142 pounds at Sl9.30, aga
bounds at $40. 3GS pounds at $3.50, 6SS
bounds at sl9, SIG pounds at $40, 252 pounds
at S25, $50 pounds at SIT, IA POUNDS al
sl7-total, 1924 pound; average, S2o.G0 per
hundred.
Officers OF Danvilc Lodge of knights, OF
the Crescent for the next term OF SIX months
T. G.. Moseley, W. c.; j. W. Mcnafee, ).
~. f. Coles, chaplain; Oreste2 Stalcos,
e.: M. Il. Green, secretary; 5. ". Hlckson,
treasurer; Hart. Gravcly, I. S.; S. A. l.ea,:
.. ). r.
A telegraph Office has been established Mt
the depot OF the Virginia Midland road, in
north Danvile There is only one Office,
unless / AIN mistaken, between Daafll!e
and Lynchburg. AlrilA'
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 20, 1876

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 20, 1875.
lag. OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 312 bushels new. Red, PA
CoRN-IFhite, 1,19G bushels. Telioto, 392 BUSH
els yfired. 304 bushels.
OATS.-362 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 66 bushels prime new ut 81 40.
Ret. "a bushels prime new at $40.
CORN-JVhitc, 80 bushels very good ut GIG. !;
40 bushels very good ut Coo; 80 bushels Eo0e
M 5oc-tolal 47O bushels. jfircd, LA bushels good
OATs.-G2 bushels very good spring at 3Sc.
RE-EXHIBITED.s
WuEAT-Red, $50 bushels new.
CoRN.-IMired, 1G0 bushels
OATS.--62 bushels.
BRAN.-200 bushels.
SuIPsTCFF.-20O bushels
REMARKS.
Several lots of new wheat have been offered on
Change, but only two lots-onc OF prime white and
the other of prime rcdhare been sold: both lots at
Al 4 O per b,Ishc III few days now it Will no doubt
he coming in III considerable quantities. Last year
the first lot Of new wheat sold was on July Sd. Thir-
tv bushels prime red was sold at S1.3l.
The following are the dates on which new wheat
has been offered on Change each year since 1868
inclusive: 1865, June OF; 1869, june IS; 1870
June IS: 1871, June 90; 1872, June 20; 1873
June IS; 1874, June "a; 1875, July 2; 1876
lime 81,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, June 20, 1876.
The Richmond tobacco market has remained active
and firm since our last weekly review, owing In
measure, no doubt, 10 the report that the growing
crop in North Carolina and Virginia will be unusu-
ally short this ycar-that is, about one half or one
fourth the average crop.
The breaks during the past week were LOO hogs
heads, PIT ticrces, and CO boxes. The demand for
continental tobaccos continues active.
The following are our quotations:
ings-S1 25@S3.50.
DAltk-LugS-Very common. S3G$4: medium
to good. S5GS6.50: extra, S7GJ$7.5u. Leat-C0m-
mon. $6(G$7: medium, $7td$9 good. SlOGSl2;
fine $12.50@$16.50 extra fine, suited for the Me
diterancun market, $3.50; fine extra black wrap
pers, $15.50@S1s. o.o
ADMINISTRATION s5@SS: medium
to good $S9$11: fine smoking. $l2.5OGs20'
extra smoking, $20GS25. Leaf-ComInon to me-
dunn, $7@$10; good to fine, Sl2tgsl5 extra MI
ers, S15@$17.50. IFrdpperS-Co1lmonS lugSlo'
medium to good, sls@s25; fine, s25@s4o; extra
MHmoGASY.- Wrnppers.-Common, &l2GSl5;
medium to good, s15@S20; fine, S25@$3o; extra,
S35@$50.
Breaks to-day, 2O4 hogsheatis, 20 tierccs, and
boxes. ... .- ..s ss.......
Packages offered at auction 143, of which III
were sold.
Prices ranged from S51 TO 500.
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