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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-31
An Incident Of the First KafIlr War
In South Africa,

A reader of the Union furnishes US
with the following incident of the first
Caffr war in South Africa, which has
never before appeared in print:
A short paragraph on the word Gas
segal' pronounced as cultural as the
Caucasian throat can pronounce it).
coupled with the information that il
was not to be found in Webster's Una
bridged, met the eye of the writer of
this sketch the other day, recalling to
his mind an incident of the first Kafir
war.
The facts stated are true, and were
told to the writer by son of the prin-
cipal engaged in it, confederation of
which can be had by consulting the
records of the Horse Guards, for they
are there recorded with official exact
ness.
The late General Donovan, known to
almost every one some years back in
the City of Cape Town, etc., as the
man with the lions voice, for many
years commanded that famous corps,
the Cape Mounted Rifles. As an evil
dence of the strength of his lungs it is
stated that he could drill his regiment
with perfect ease at quarter of q mile
OFT. He was, at the time of the first
kattir war, . Captain commanding q
troop in the above-named regiment.
He was over six feet in height, perfect
" proportional, and possessed of mus
:cular strength rarely given to human
being. Scarce knowing what fear
meant, q consummate horseman, well
skilled with his weapons, he invariably
defeated the enemy whenever they had
an encounter, himself coming off
scathless, so that he got to be regard
ed by the natives as bearing q charmed
life.
The Kafirs, then as now, fought with
address and determination, and were,
and are, peculiarly cruel to their cap
.tured. u not Immediately and hu-
namely slain by innumerable stabs Of
the deadly assegai, they were usually
reserved for the fearful torture Of being
6ayed alive after suffering nameless in
dignities. :
The Kafirs, particularly the Zulus,
made a.vow that II ever the 8 devil
Captain, = Is they called Donovan, Of
what was the equivalent In their gut
turals, fell into their hands, his fate ]
would be worse than any that had pre-
coded him, and he knew they were men
sof>their word. .3'.ss.s.s
lno4e Of the fights th.t took place IN
the up oopntry,n not lar fsre q %
present tragedies are heiinl i1n1Ot
the Captein,a ocl = III o.
ssert1d 81 !
- q = -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-04

eeu benlsIbsn bsnabm; Wlaoimir isinsrs
leits sab iia nit Der san,en ssbbafIisFsit
nnb benz Jrsimntb Isinfs 5empsramenss
bts1sm fur itn gan; nsasn seben bin une
1uate es aud ntdt gu Ssrberssn, ME 9lud
lid ibn Der unss,wuusene llmsaas nit oeal
lhGnen iungen Nabhsn mahts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-04

Die
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srl9elr.
tagll.p mr Musna9me. bep Sennfa9e
unb fpltst
0. 90 fir eas Sabr -pesr - so f"r
Mpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-04

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bic bara iGrpsrli6s scsr esltise llebsran-
frsn8uns, sribrpisuoe aran!bsitrn pocr ben
Ginlab elmer i6wG6sneen Ismperatur Ssrriit-
let wuroe, lp!!ts - tpie bic Nersts iassu -
eurb eiu bsillamsS Stimulirmittsl ge1obfn
weresn, uno.untsr bsrjenisen, tie ppn BEN 1pf-
loren 9epriiIt une psrldriebsn wureen, 1T fei
nsm 70 warmsn. Gmpisbluus 5u Gbeil sewOr-
ben pie 3 o Itetter's W a genbtttcr 8.
@s ubielt pom ibneu ben 8pr3gA psil feline
lvitituols 8aNs, wfl6e ber rfiufsn Dirt 1T,
Won ben benz prararlt innewUbnsnren rraee
tobuilhm 6silfrafsn mootti5trt miro une lsg-
tuen slsi6iam ais 8ebifel cisat. Diele Sstl-
fr6its MAIDEN es bsloubsrS smpfeblsnawertb in
,ySaen ssn allssmsinu S4wa6t, 5artsibis.
fsit, unb anestsa untsrlstsbsl&psrSsrt bei
DyspspGd, nsrp0lsn 3haanpsn, nrins nno st
karmuttsrbsl6wsrpe HbeantaiisHaus, fatsn
urp WstIslfsbsr, biz taburd Yfrtufst lcrpis
nj. ssbst wsrpen. lDwie aud'eei sserl sipsn.
aeins 5ausaputbefe. To- ppiiltaneis pbns eisi
unihastare Wsfi3in, j." I,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-09-20
9Th DAY OF HAY 1850,

they VIII lie conveyed TO the respective purchasers
or Cne.s, according 10 law. The amount OF tSxes,
interest ard charges calc, ted up The last day OF
"a exemption is set opposite each piece respectiye
GEo HoLCoMB, County CLERK.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-09-20
Notice Of the Redemption OF Lands
Sold fer Taxes Gay 9Th 1877.
S,TATE or WISCONSIN,. CoUNrY OF DOUGLAS
= OFFIcE or THE COUNTY CLERK
Superior, August 2ud, 1921

The following pieces oflaLd having been sold by
the County Treasurer 4 the County of Douglas, on
the 8th day Of May 1877 for the taxes interest AID
chan ges the yesr 1876 Therefore notice is hereby
given tina; unless said lands redeemed from said
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-13

What is the State Executive Committee
abouts Frederick, Shenandoah, and Page
have each several appointments, whilst
Rockingham has but one so far. Rocking
bam will vote for the McCulIoch debt-set-
Element bill il proper efforts are made and
q free discussion had. Even now some OF
our home statesmen and aspirants are lean
ing on the fence looking into both fields.
Let us have the speakers.-Harrlsonbar9
Old Commonwealth. :.
The Wheeling papers announce the fact
that the Hon. J. j. Jackson, Judge of the
District Court of the United States for the
State OF West Virginia, bias been compelled
to make an assignment of all his property
for the benefit OF his creditors.
The Conservatives Of Loudoun county:
Va, have nominated Captain George r
Head, Debt-payer, for the House OF Dele
gates. He says, If elected, his vote will moi
be cast for General Malone for United States
senator.
Nj. d. Ray is appointed postmaster Al
Pedlar Mills, Amherst county, Va, Uice A
j. Padgett, removed for cause.
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1 peshaYur and Ravul viii number 1000

40 csuA m "a ,iuSl Iva vi VIII hua1sGCA V5Sc.s
men. 80 es.|f 4 10
h The above force will represent division
capable of meeting oil opposition. 1t will
have its headquarters at Cabul and an army
line to the base at Peshawur. II will have
second line by way OF Shniagardan Pass
Till that Pass is closed; after which Gen.
eral Roberts must look for maintenance to
Cabul and Pesahwur. The Khyber column
IS an active organization, and the troops are
bow advancing to occupy Bakka. Guides
are pushing on to Basawai.' y The cores
pendent of the Daily Ners at Al'ahabsd
says orders are to occupy, Cabul with or
without the Ameer's consent.
Various Foreign Items.
PARIS, September 12.-Yon BetIst, the
German Ambassador. will resign and re-
turn 10 private life.
Bucharest, September 12.-The drought
continues in RoUTania, and famine is APP
pretended unless the Government assists
the inhabitants
TORONTO, September 12.-Hanlan leaves
for Rochester to-day to complete arraRge-
ments WITH Courtney for next months race.
ST. PETERsBUEG, September t2.-Import-
ant changes In the diplomatic service are
still rumored, including the appointments OF
the Czarowitcai as chief of the Imperial
Suards aus commander Of the military DIS
trict OF st. Petersburg -...... .. e.-....>-.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


.. l-. 2. FRIDAY. September 12, 1879.
SALES.-1.5O0 Manchester bridge SIS sold 1T 81,
and 500 SOLD al S2k
Government Securittes.-UnI,ed States As, 101
state Observation-Disclosures lo-40's 49>1 bid. 498
g,nia consois. new, 2sN bid, 20 asked; Virginia
deferred, bid; Virginia interest certificates, 1917
sid 6 tx asked Virginia 'axreceivaDe coupons
city SecMrttiss.-Riehmond city as, J. aud j..
122 bid: Richmond city 6's. j. and j.. 106s bid !:
Manchester bridge s.. N and n 81 bid. 90 asked
Manchester a's, tax-rceivable, NJ and g.; 81 bid. ,
oHF 1oqgase s. j. asa J. ios bs Hna
Central RAILROAD non-nortgage SIS, D. and j. 100
bid; Virginia and I, nnessee Railroad second mort
second mortgage preferred SIS. j. and D.. 90 bid ::
Sonthsde Railroad bird mortgage preferred 6's. j..
and j., 81 bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
second mortgage 81, and j.. lo5A bid: Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage S'S. j. and j., 112H
and ba fhlrrsd HeeHh S6 Raj,
road certificate. 10l bic; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage s's a; and o.. 100 bid;
gage rs. II. and N, 1Dl bid; Richmond. Frede-
ricGsburg AND Potomac Railroad mortgage s's, j.:
and j., l07 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage Is, j. aud j., 100 bid:
Orange and AlcNandria railroad first mortgage e.
NJ. and N, 95A bid: Orange and Alexandria Rail
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
g., NJ. and y. G6 bid: Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad tirst mortgage rs. D. aud J ga
bid: Riclimsnd and Danvilie Railroad consolidated
g.. NJ. and ", 90 bid, 96R asked: Piedmont Rail-
road first mortgage SIS a. aud O.. IL 0 bid: Rich
| mond. York River aud ChesaDeake Railroad drst
mortgage S's, J. and j.. lOih bid, 1024 asked
| e., G. and A. Railroad first mortgage rs. 95 bid
| G.. c. and 4. Railroad second mortgage rs, S4a
| bid. 75,s asked.
! Rniiroaa Stocks.-Richmond and DanyiIIe Rail.
| road. l 90 par. 81 bid II asked.
| Bunk Stocks.-Nationai Bank Of Virginia. l 0C
| par 49,! asked Union Bank Of Richmond. 80 par
| Al bid, AZ asked: Citizens Bank. % par, 10 lid
| 224 asked; Bank Of Commerce, 23 par. 10 bid
| 20 asked.
| Insurance CompanieS.--Virglnia Fire and M
| rine, 25 par, 80! asked Virginia Home, 100 par
| los asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-13

FRIDAY, September II, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 1873 hogs
heads and &c ilcrccs. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; OF which number 81
we're sold at prices ranging from $3.50 70 :43.
The following are the quotations.:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-CommoD, S2.50@S3 medium, 800
$3.50: good, S40n$4 so.
Ledf-C Common, S5GtS5.50: medium S66GsG-JO:
good. S7GS750; fine, Sl0@Sl2.50; extra line,
Sl350MSl5.
Stenlming.-Comm0n. S2.50Mii medium,
$i.50@$6; good $6tdS7 so; fine, 1899.
DARK CooDS-MASEFAcTURTNG.
lug Fitters.-Comnon, 1904; medium. $3.50
Ie1f EILiers.-ionmon. s5@s5.50: medium. 81
GSS5O; good, S9M5l0,50; fine, 81 lGgSl2 80 :
extra tine sun-currd, $l2GS17.
WrapperS.-tomm0n, S79S3. 80: medium. 50
@S9.5 so: good. SlD@Sl0.50: line, Sl3Msl4 ex-
ira, Sl1.50M$l2; extra sun-cured, slSGs2o.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Smokers.-COmmon. s5taS7: medium, $1,000
80: good. 81 POS $3.50: fine, S20m $50.
Fhiers.-COmmon. t5MS6: medium s7@:9;
good, : 0lS12: line, S13@Sl5:
s25: good, s30@S4o; line, S45G4s10; fancy sou
j[ahogGssy IVrapDsrs.-CO,nmon, sl5N*lS !;
mru.uGn. S2O6GS33: good, s30tG54O; fine, S4at9
$50, extra, S60@S75.
WESTERN GOODS
L,lg Eifesrs.-tIld sark, S3Mf.SD.
Leaf FSilers-Comnlon TO medium, S4(1so; GOOD
TO tine, S7mlD
Lmgs, W0rktn1.-New dark .50@s3.
LetE Stem min1.-New darts. SiGS7.
If&sr1, Couaty.-New com!aen 10 good fierA 81
MStO
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tbs SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
Track-laying on this road has been com.
pleted nearly to the turnpike road leading
out OF Berryyille to the river, and the
siding for Berryville Is all laid down, so
that freight may be shipped from or TO this
point. A contract has been made, we are
informed, for all the iron necessary to COM
piete tue road to Augusta county, bat it is
impossible to get the Iron as fast rs it is
needed. In the mean time the work OF
properly baliasting the road is going on, so
that when track-layiDg through the county
Isl accomplished the road will also be found
balIasted Depots for ! the reception and
shtplnant OF ggsin are being erected /, At Ber.
Is glsen TO .ns railroad of this poina--.
Clarke { Ya.) Courier,
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CUyECURA.
CuT1cURA'
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
THE MOST HEALING, SOOTHING, AND RE-
FRESHING EXTERNAL APPLICA-
TON IN THE WORLD.

1t rapidly heals Ulcers, Ola Sores and Discharg-
ing Wounds: Itching Piles and other Itching aiiec-
afYold ding unspeakabe qualification to thousands !:
Burns, Scalds. Wounds, ana Testers; all Itching
and Scaly Eruptons of the skin. and all Affections
of the Scalp, Including Loss Of HAIR Nothing like
1t has ever been known to the most intelligent ply
siclans. 1t has swept host of poisonous remedies
out of existence. II is revolutionary in its compo-
sition and mode Of treatment and succeeds in curing
every external affection. At every stage 1t Is abby
ASSISTED by CUTICURA SOAP, which is part Of
itself incidentally, and at the same time the most
delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath,
and Nursery Soap in existence.
CUrICURA REsoLyENT, a powerful purifying
agent and liver stimulant. should be taken 10 neu-
tralIze and resolve away blood poisons, caused by
the virus Of scrofula. cancer, canker, malarlal or
contagious diseases, which maintain and foster dis
eases Of The Skin and Scalp.
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Crimes a nd Casualties.
ATTENPr TO LYNCH A MURDERER

hURpEhEh. &
MONTGOMERY, September IA man
named John Bales was sentenced TO be
hung at Athens, Ala, to-day. The ease
was appealed to the Supreme Court next
term and execution Of sentence was sus-
pended by the Governor. Bales mar-
dered bis wife. and Iynch-law was pre-
vented with difficulty when first arrested.
About 8, 00S people assembled at noon to- day,
broke into the Jail, tooE Bales half mile
from town for the purpose OF lynching
him, but not man would tie the not. The
sheriff then Jumped into the wagon, pistol
in hand, and drove back With Bales and
lodged him in jail again. The crowd slowly
dispersed. ,,g..
FATAL APFRAY on sH1PB0ARD. r.
NEW YORK, September 12-The ship
Henry s. Sanford sailed on Wednesday.
laden with railroad iron and boilers for Ca.
fiscan Pass. La. Yesterday she returned to-
Staten Island la consequence OF murder
having been committed on board, and the
captain and five OF the crew are in Rich
mond county Jail. A sailor named Daniel
Cavanagh is charged with killing William
Hogan. meSsmate, during an alteration.
Hogan is described as being quarrelsome
fellow, who endeayored to provoke Cava-
nagh to fight. The latter struck him with
handspike, from the effects OF which he
died the same evening. The crew refusing
to go to sea with the corpse, the ship re-
turned. y
ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED FORGERY.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Charles R.
Titus and Samuel T. Hoyt have been arrest
ed, charged with forging 100000 check
on j. B. Colgate & Co.
.,popnEp p,pDoSrD
LOUISVILLE, September 12.-Robert At
wood, noted iorger, has been pardoned
by Governor Blackburn, after six years.
servitude. Atwood IS OF good family, and
public sentiment favored bis pardon.
GULLY ACQUITTED.
De KALB, MISS, September 12.-When
the court convened this morning for the
continuation Of the Gully murder-trial the
iuryman who has been sick was provided
with bed, upon which he lay during the
concluding argument OF Judge Morris fol
the prosecution. The latter maintained
that Il conspiracy was formed to kill CHS
holm and Gilmer, and that their arrest or
the charge of murder was 4 step taken fol
the purpose OF disarming them and gettinG
them in situation where they could no
defend themselves or be defended, anC
where they could be killed with less dan
ger to their assailants.
Judge Morris closed his argument a
1890 O'Clock. and the case was then giver
to the jury, who in less than half an houI
returned with a verdict OF not guilty.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
HHH
England.

| STRIKE OF COTTON OPERATIVES AT ASHTON.
| LONDON. September 12.-About one half
! of the cotton operatives at Ashton came out
| on strike Yesterday. The rest OF them will
| follow suit to-day.
| COTToN-MILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN WAGES.
LONDON, September 12.-The Reservoir
cotton-miIls, near Manchester, have been
burned. Lost, 100000.
The earthenware manufacturers OF Hanly
have unanimously resolved not to renew
contracts with their workmen except at u
ten-ppr-cent. reduction in wages. This
movement affects sixty thousand working
people.
RACE FOR DONCASTER CUP.
The race for the Doncaster cup at the
Doncaster September meeting was won by
F. Grctton's four-year-oId colt Isonomy;
Lord Falmouth's four-year-old bay FLY
.Jaunette second; Durham's siX-year-old
chestnut horse Glendale third.
FATAL CoLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, September IAN explosion
has occurred in the coIliery-pits OF the
Creye Coal and Iron Company ut Leycelt.
Five persons are known to have been
killed.
MEETING OF THE uoME-RULE PARTY.
LONDON, September IA meeting OF
the Home-Rue and Rule-LeaSue party was
held in Dublin yesterday, at which Messrs.
Power, Parnell, and O'LeaTy were present,
and appointed a committee to arrange LOT
calling q popuiarly- elected convention OF
three hundred members, the same number
NJ composed the former Irish Parliament,
to discuss he Irish questions before the
next session of Parliament.
Afsl,aniStan.
THE CABUL MASSACRE DUE TO RUSSIAN IN
FLUESCES.
LONDON, September 12.-EY!dcnce accl-
mulates going to prove that the revolt in
CabuI is due to Russian Influences. Serious
riots are now proceeding in Cabul, and
many traders and citizens are reported
killed. i movement for a general rising
against the British on the 10Th is now being
made. The story OF the warlike measures
Of the British in Morocco are now denied.
AHo1Y WAR BEING PREACHED.
LONDON, September IA dispatch to-
the Ereniag STANDARD from Bombay says !:
"Reports from Meoltan state that Herst,
Badaksban, and Balkh have revolsed
against the Amer. A holy war is bong
preached throughout Afghanistan."
l. ~@"~
| kilograms to tae Government confirm the
anprehensions OF organized opposition by
! the population. The Fieeroy, however, IS
sanguine OF speedy success. 1t is believed
that preparations are making for an advance
| in sufficient force to pursue the Heratee
regiments. It is stated that General Don
aid Stewart will have supreme command
in Afshanistan.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
| LONDON, September 12.-The Yiceroy OF
India telegraphs the state OF the military
arran gemenis up to September 18th. Gen
eral Roberts will have $500 men, consist
ing OF two brigades OF infantry and ohh
brigade OF cavalry. This force takes pos
session OF the country from Shutagafdar
pass to CabuI. From Shutagardan Pass &c
tThull the country will be held by 4,Ool
Emen under General Gosnan khyber. [ne
line from Peshawur to Gundaras VIII D. o.
protected by $500 men In addition 10 th'
Peshawur garrison, This force WIZ pro
tide movable column to hold Juga'na aat
to communicate With Cabul, Th9 reserve
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Political.
PUBLIC MEETING IN PETERSBURG

PUBLIC MEETING IN PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, September 12.-The Read
busters had meeting at the Academy OF
Music tonight. when the State debt was
discussed by Major W. F. G. Gregory, OF
Richmond, and ex-senator John E. Mas
sey, of Albemarle county. The Academy
was crowded to OVERLOOKING, both galleries
being filled by the largest colored audience
ever seen at political meeting in this city.
No ladies favored the meeting with their
presence.
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, September 12.-The Repub-
lican State Convention assembled here to-
day with a full delegation, and organized by
the election OF Melton q. Urner, OF Frede-
rick, as president. The usual committees
were appointed, and platform, which
merely reStates the position taken by the
Republican party generally with regard to
the army at the polls, the Federal election
laws, and the questions raised by the last
extra session OF Congress, was adopted.
The proceedings throughout were har-
monious, and resulted in the nomination OF
the following ticket: For Governor, james
A. Gary, of Howard county tby acclama-
tom; for Comptroller, Samuel Mallahan,
of Queen Annes Attorney-General, Fran
els NJ. Darby, OF Washington; Clerk OF
Court OF Appeals, James Mccullough, OF
Cecil county.
BUTLER NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS, GREENBACKERs.
BoSTON, September l2.-The State Con-
yention of the National Greenback- Labor
marty assembled at Faneuil Hall this morn
Ing, and organized by the election OF Gene
raj Horace B. Sargent as president. There
were present 97G delegates.
MIR. Sargent announced that the cam
paign was to be conducted on purely State
issues. Several speeches were made, and
the usual committees appointed, and the
Convention took a recess. s..... $50
In the afternoon State ticket was nomi-
mated, headed by 3. f. Butler for Gov
error and Wendell Philips for Lieutenant
Governor. ~
MR.. MITCHELL DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE
FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IN WIS
CONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, September 12.-SIitchell, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, whose
unwilingness 70 serve WAS cabled from En-
rome in advance OF the Conventions action,
now positively refuses TO be candidate.
ROBINSON TO BE SUPPORTED By EX-GOVERNOR
.'T- HOFFMAN,.
NEW YORK, September 12.-EX-Governol
Hoffman resigns from the Tammany Society
and purposes supporting Robinson.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHNoND, September IL, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 4S bushels. Red, 1920 bush.
els: Of which 1920 bushels were rc-cXhiDltrd.
CORN White, l $50 bushels. Mired, ~ BUSH
els.
OATs.-57s bushels; of which 1O4 bushels were
re-cxhibited.
MEAL SO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 4S bushels common 1t 81 ."S;
Red, 204 bushels prime German amber on private
terms; 26 bushels common German amber at $l.G3:
20 bushels Lancaster a. S1.0S: 100 bushels very
good Lancaster at Sl.15; 292 bushels very good
Lancaster ut Sl.l5; 22 bushels very good mixed
on private terms: SO bushels PRISE mixed 1T
SLIP; 500 bushels mixed on private terms; 800
bushels prime mixed on private terms Az bushels
mixed Al Sill; $50 bushels prime mixed At
S1.l5: 80 bushels common FultZ Ut 9Oc.: Is bush
els very good Fultz ut S1.06; 40 bushels prime
Fuz at 81 .nS; 1872 bushels very good FuZ at
Slot; 26 bushels good Fulz at 81 .05; &C bushels
common Fuz at 81: 10 bushels common ful'z at
fair Ftz at S1.03 16 bushels fair Futz 4: 81. 05 !;
2 bushels fair: Fulz at SOB; 100 bushels very
good Futz at 81 OF: 100 bushels common FultZ ut
81: 80 bushels Fuliz .0: "a bushels fair Fultz
1t S1.L5 so bushels prime Fuz at Sl.0S: SO
bushels common Fuliz ut 81; 40 bushels Fultz at
81. O3-total. Asa bushels
CORN White: 100 bushels prime at Sec; 60
at 56c.-totai, $50 bushels. Mined, ~ bushels
prime at 56c.
OATS.-3S bushels very good winter at Acc; %
bushels good winter at 42c.; 105 bushels mixed on
private terms: 20S bushels prime spring Ut 35c.-
total, 374 bushels.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country produce


Country produce.
.Applss: s1@$l.5O Tshsrrel.
BeesWnr: zoe. y %.
Rutter: Prime 10 shotce yellow 1t9lsc.; faif
Corn Neal: 60c. sshAshel for country; s3c. for
Dried Fruit: Apples. 2@34c.; peaches. peeled,
4@6c.; unpeeied, SGf3c.; CHERRIES, l2Sc. q n.'
backberries. SC.
Eoos: In bsrlss. lie; In crates, 12@l5c.
Fathers: PItnte nVe-goose, 33ISaOc.' coufaoE'
20E3oc.
Hay: Virginia timothy, T5@77Hc.; clover, W
S65c.; mixed, 6Sl470c.
oats: Ballet. 55GS5c.
Potatoes: irish. u barrel, $1GS2.a3.
Lard 3 Country, 6@Gsc- 80
Bye: 6SeG70c. Is bushei.
SNntdc PRIME. roe. =
Ba{ed StTat1 :.3Szs40c.
1GElaso: 5&45xc. F3 10. ....-
Wool: Washer. 2s@30c.: unv2ahee. 2hG22c.
BURY wool VIII bring from To SC. d ID less than
abo.e rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.eaIe. $3.50 y barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, SO l0c. q oGshea; ROCKY and,
81 .1nAS .4S, according 10 quantity. Jointer tim
!shingl, sl.l5; Gienn's Falls, $4,000.
Plaster: Lump. $3.50; ground, ~; cAlcined
Tar; Large size. sa.s5@ss.5o.
Drugs, oyesturs. eiis. &c.
t ofsesn:ra i'd Lys: ss7sass p case Of faaI
dozen. 49, ..E 60. af.a.z - ENsE
| Cocainsat. a0c. = 10.
! Extract ct tognood: 11c, . 4
! Tndiao. &l@5l.lo. . - - %ff-,i e. s
aiis fnseed 7oc.; machine. slasl.76 sperm
| s1,s5; whale, 5pc.; straits, 4Q942c'i LapIaaos-