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The Norfolk Virginiqn learns that rev
j. Riley. recently assistant pastor OF 81
Eary's church, has been received into the
Geese of Peoria, Illinois. and that Rev.
cher Farrell, OF Richmond, will replace
m al st. Mary's. Father Riley has already
iken his departure for the West, wbils'
b successor may not be entered for week
Two. II is understood that Rev. DIR.
'Connell, OF Richmond, who is Temporal
Nv staying at Fort Monroe, will effeiate
81. Mary's for Sunday or two.
A new post-office Is established at Pegram,
kny county, Va, on the route from
bnes's Wharf to Bscon's Castle, with
kuis Washer, Jr., as postmaster. Messen-
b service Is established between Riyertou-
nrcn county, Va, and railroad, six times
PEEK.
lie Fincastle Herald thinks that the VIZ
"a delegation AZ Chicago, In accepting
Ayment Of board from Grants friends'
nIed themselves sbameful!y, ana are
by the subject for ridicule and sarcastic
enent. Oh, the times.
.aator Hoar's admiring townsmen nave
y arrangements TO give bin reception
Worcester, Mass, on Saturday evening
Rrseeretsry Boutwell, has been seriousl,
his home, In GrotoD. ever since DIS re-
n from the Chicago Convention.
Kew York's population, according TO the
aus Of 1880, promises 20 reacn nearly
zen cod half. "a
M. wssne MscYeseb, OF Pennsylyan,a,
I'd from New York Thursday ~ the
itis.
Tie reports concerning the Virginia
tsi crop indicate that the yield VIII pe
W TIE average.
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v .r Tho IendyiIIe Strike.

LEApvmLE, June 1S.-The strike has
h.nn aor,,promised the men to go to work
ut the old prices, but not to abandon the
DENVER, June 1s.-Mooney. the leader OF
tho Teadyille strike, was arrested here last
night on warrant from the sherlfi OF Lake
connty while addressing meeting called
TO endorse the Leadville strike. NO resist
ance was attempted.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, June Is, 1850
country produce.

Country Produce
B P,tisy: prime 70 choice yellow, l6e.; fair to
sV Corn Neal: e2c. . bushel for country; zoe for
city mills. ,oe,>. ,,..,.,ss ,sales
s6 i2c; unpeeled, 4G6c.; cherries iz'sc' v Do
black berries. 6@Sc.
n egs,h.r, Prime Iive-eoose 45647c.: common.
95@s5c. turkey tall, l5c. h.; turkey wing ioe'
Pm. ,oa.,,x % hrshsl
Ha~. Virrlnla timothy, t1.l0; clover, s6@sOc'
Sats;ass. irish. . busheI. old, 75c.
Roofs.~Ginseng, 90c. q d.; Seneca free Oh 'op''
Lard: Country. 74@sc.
Hvs: 75M65c. n bushei.
Sumac: Prime. I5c. sr tft rfa
BsIsd Strap: 95@40c.
TIIIoD: 5ta5'sc. ID ...s osaoas
Wool: WISHED. 40d45c.; unwashed. ZIV9noS.
Bdrfy wool win bring from 70 oc' r.p iess 'h"n
above rates.
:, -. Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Csnsrs.- Rcserdale, sl.oo p barrel Jane
Ifae: Agricultural, a l0c. y bu,nsl heee
ei.i5atI,Z5, according 20 quar- NY, '"
tnnisniugl Glib; Glenn's Falls, oo~roo. ..,c.oed
Plaster: Lump. "a 10; groan, so' 0A'"'''
49,, asys s,xs 81 2a<Sk2 &ouuuu
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Costlyc, Pain
I'm the Head with dull sensation In the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Falness After
mind; Irritabty of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty Weariness, Dizziness, Futiering at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
essness at night Highly-Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such change OF feeling a;
10 astonish the sufferer.
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Arrest of Congressman VOorhis, OF
New Jersey.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-A special from
Hackensack. n. j.. says "Charles Ii
Voorhis, Republican congressman for the
Fifth congressional district Of New jersey
was arrested this morning on an indict'
ment for embezzIing $4,000 from the de-
funct FIRST National Bank OF Haekensack
Of which he was president. He is in GUS
tody OF the sheriff."
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY.
MILWAUKEE,. June 1s. In the American
rostitute Of Homeopathy yesterday DR..
Berridge's paper was sharply criticized.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
nronosition OF homeopathic physicians OF
Great Britain for the International congress
in London in July, 1881.
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rerr,ble Accident In "a Mine.

SAN FRANCISCO. June ia alspatcn
from Gold Hill says: A terrible acclae on
occurred at the Yellow Jacket mine al il:oo
o'clock this morning, occasioned Dy car
load OF tools falling from near Tue SUFFICE
10 the bottom, where eight meu WEE vn
the skip -Four OF them were instansy
killed, and all the others more or Ices se-
riously ipjuredv %,
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congregational Nominations.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1S.-The Democrats
OF the Thirteenth district have renomInated
Gibson Atherton for Congress.
CINCINNATI, o., June 1S.-The Republic
cans OF the Seventeenth district have re-
nominated Hon. William Mckinley for
Congress.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, June 18.-The Repub-
Icans Of the Fifth district yesterday nomi.
mated Seth F. Milliken, OF Belfast, Tor Con-
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CUTIcURA REsOLvENT,
cUTIcURA, CUTICURA TOILET soAP'c oT'-
cuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP.

Crx,c,raa REsoLyESr. the great natural blood
,,,,rtaer absorbent, renovation. ana vltaHzer, M
sbowp lis grand curative power In fcroiua, WI,
swellInvs ulcers. erysipelas, sweted neck, scroIa
,..s in iuat,ons. mercurisi affections, od sores
srupions OF the skin, sore eyes, aud scalp aneciog
wftb ory tbn aud falling hair; and wnen ,he ~
saav prepared from II, are applied 10 external
svmp,ssns, the cures effected by the CuIiCuhA
REMEDfEs are marvellous.
The CCTIccRA HKMEpIEs are prepaieo IN
wEEKs q POTTER, Chemists AM DruReIs,,, S T
Vsshipgt0a street. Bo,t0Di ~ Front street, 10
ront@ Ont aud s snow Hfll, Lsndop; and are Iof
sale ~ al druggists. Price OF CuTicrmA, o sSn
boxes. ~ ssns H. una assn9irs Of small ILL., REsoL-
VENT. Al per bottle. (UTicuRA mEpic,Sx =. !,
TOiLrr soar. 25 CENTS GuTIcURA MEpsloihn 81 :.
sUAyiaG SOAP. 10 cents per csks' III oa'' ao' w.
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CUTlCURA.
CUTIcURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
GREAT SUFFERING FROM SKIN DISEASE
FOR SIXTEEN YEARs-A WONDER
Full CURE.

Messrs. Weeks g. Potter:
Gentlemen,-CUTICURA REMEDIES have done
me a power of good have been afflicted win SKIN
disease for sixteen years Some DAYS IL troubled me
more than others, but at night the itching neary
drove me wild. | would scratch uutil the oloou
wouId RIM down my limbs. have had several pky-
sicians. some said they could cure me- but diners
said not will say that before used The CUTICURA
REMEDIES was in a fearful state. aud had given
up ali h9pe of ever having any relief But IKE
drowning man grasping at straw thought
would try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, about winch
I had read so much They nave performed a Won
derful cure for and of my own free VIII ana ac-
cord recommend them. Yours, truly,
s. 4. STEELE.
0s W. VAN buren, STREET, CHICAGO, ILL"
March z, 1879.
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COMMERCIAL.
,ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1SSO.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WURAT.-Red, 22s bushels: Of which 900 BUSH
els were new: and OF which 172 bushels we're re-
exhibited. an, o-c ,t
els.
OATs.-4S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red 1874 bushels very good new Fulfz
atSil5; bushels common old Fultz at sl-lotal,
l72 bushels.
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FAUOUIER WHITE sULPH q Z
old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer ort will be open for tle
aeon lnu1ation Of visitors JU Ne Is, 1850. Az the
4ppOintm,ns are frst class. Elevation Z.oOO lcet.
Cs,acIty for 600 guests. The watr j. powerfully
ionic ddretc, mildly cathariic, and altrailye;
Mineral plunge-bsihs, also warm tDd not minsIsi
and fIesh-w water steam baths. Extensive l'uy;
| excellent band OF music. Express-. telegraph and
rost.ofice In the Hotel. Board: Per day. sou t
Der week els per month, t40 TO $50. secorlns 10
Locations. Bachelors row, for Young sen,s,pen so'
| per month. j. w. rot N'En'
INV 2i-Jm SUPERINTENDENT.
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Colorado Greerback Nominations.

DENVER, June 1S.-The State Greenback
Convention yesterday nominated Rev. A.
J. Chittenden for Governor; Albert Camp
bell, Lieutenant-G Governor; s. w. King,
Secretary OF State; }. II. Pickett, Treasurer
L. T. HolIingswOrth, Attorney-Gcneral.
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r,orLISgs yoLTAlc ELECTRIC
" PL AsTERs placed over me PHI 81 me sio pssn.
s Ia n,eseof Xgua aud Malaria, lpysIpapie tor
w M Luugs, KIfpeys, and Lame Back.
W." fmh Z4.WGkI
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inc Nattonn, Prohibition Ticket

CLEVELAND, o., June 1S.-The Pro-
hbltion National Convention has nominated
Neal Dow for President and A. NJ. Thomp-
son. of Ohio, for Vice President.
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WONDERFUL CASE.
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE ON RECORD
CERTAIN TO BE PERFORMED.

Hessrs. Weeks a. Potter;
Gen,Iemen,-I find your REsoLyENT 10 act DeIte s
,han ANYTHING / have taken before. My Dooy Is
nearly ali clear OF humor, and the itching rs Dot one
nuarler as bad as IL used TO be. j am now IN sOod
ddoaci,ion 10 begin work Respectfully yours,
co"u''i" W PHILIP DURELL.
1e9 BIRCH STREET, CLEVELAND, March o.
1879. -, -. :.
.,iIle snfferer The best physicians ana no. pita
treat had failed cuIG him. lie was unaoe ~
walk when he began the nseof ihe CVii|ohN !"
EpIEs
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LATEST FoREIsN NEWS.


PARIS, June 1S.-At the meeting yester.
day OF senators and deputies TO discuss the
amnesty question atthe request OF Premier
de Freycinct, when some senator's OK,
pressed the opinion that the amnesty pili
would fail in the Senate, n. de Fraycinct
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OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDITOR,
DrrU.sOSD VA Nav 4. 1850.

ITO HOLDERS OF CITY OF RlCH-
i MOND BONDS MATURING IN July AND
AUGUST, lSS0.-At meeting OF the Colnniis-
sionrrs OF the Sinking Fund held this date II Was
Resolved That the President or ths bosrd give s {
notice by publication IN one or more OF te Guy "
papers that all outstanding bonds o, .se CITY ~, VI
Maid on presentation at this ofcs on ana AFTER the
dsfe OF II cir REF pectlve maturites and h Al inter-
eel on all such bonds will cease from ana aer sue"
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDs
reerred TO in the foregoing ress uti0n are neIeoy
aLoye nrescrbed-to present The same Tor pay meht'
a""'' w, G. CARRINGTON.
President Commissioners sinking ruha'
my lO-dtJyl
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SALT RHEUM
COVERING THE GREATER PORTION OF THE
BODY AND LIMBS CURED.
SALT RHEUM

LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES HoUGHToN,)
IL CONGRESS STREET. BosToN,
February 2S, 1878.
MessrS. Weeks g. Potter:
Gentiemep,-I feel IL "a duty TO inform you, and
through YOU all who are interested TO know the fact,
that most al agreeable and obstinate case OF salt
Rheum or Eczema. which has been under my per
sonal observation from lis first appear ance 10 the
nresent time-abOut ten tl0) years.-covering The
greater norton Of the patients BODY and limbs WIN
rs necuar Irritating aud itching scab, and TO when
ali The known net hOds Of treating such disease had
be.u appied without benefit, has completely disap-
reared, leaving IA clean and healthy skim under
profuse application Of CUTlCURA. l can ana u'
n. arfily advise all similarly afflicted 10 Try the rem
eGy which has been so efcciual In this case.
Very truly yours, 49,, ,,o,,ruro>-
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rNUE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACF,s 80
universally known for ITS aneratlve ana curative
properiies aud It's fashionable pstronsge. VIII o.
on.ned by the new owners on The Z0TH JUNE. All
the buildings have been thoroughly repaired rent.
ted and refurnIsbed with costly AMI elegant room
and psrlor furniture sas'Ilghts ana all the MOURN
improvements introduced.
EOsrd, 80 per day.
Board, $40 per month tof tweniy'eight DAYS;
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent TO the springs
!, NOW OPEN, with privilege OF the waters Dshs
and grounds vi the springs in common WIN ~
other vi itors.
Board per day, ~.
Board per month tof twenty EIGHT days.. $50
Descriptive pan pheis 10 be had OF PUBCELL'
LADD Co, Druggiss.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON,
70 dim Managing Partner.
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The creditors Of the aboye:nsmed COMPANY ny, ale
REQUIRED on or before the SlsT pAa or nd ,,.r'
aoou, ~ ,hs,r debts or claims and the names aud
addresses Of their solicitors or sny 70 naa s'
Barber, 40 Cornh 10 !a 1e e eomp al and Il
The official quidator oil sng from the said on
~, 9oasa,0r or by their solicitors 20 come IN aud
prove their said debls and ci%: 4. S 81
o. tpe snroIn's Inn, London. ut snch lime y
sI, h. IN such notice, Or 70 aeiog. MR. ,
hsy win = excluded s fIoa s ISe D are r
sr1tnuon n mses ~ August. $780, az ~ sclsSt 81
noo, ~ aid chambers a. anpo sns e.im,
Dated this l;'oa! " 3. LIONEL CLARKE,
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The Georgia Delegation En- Route Tor
Cincinnati.

ATLANTA, GA, June 1S.-The Georgia
delegation left here this afternoon Tor GIN
cinnati.
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Flour.
Fine, s4@.4.50; exlr., 50: 70: superhne' s4'oO
MfJ; cOmmua family, s6@S6.23.
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ny Telegraph.
FRIpAY, June 1e, 1880

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June 1S.-Eoen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, per cent. Exchapge-LOng, 4SoS;
short, 4S7A. State bonds dull Governments quiet.
bALIihUfh
BALTIMORE, June Is.-Vrginia 6's, deferred,
6A ccnsos, 59S; second series, 22t new lU-4OS'
4iS. Bid to- day.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
" Board per day. according 10 location Of room
and number of persons In same, $3.50 10 500;
per week. IS 10 Sl1; per month, $50 10 sfs.
ing over seven persons az less rates. Round-'rlp
ijcsets from Richmond to Orkney over Chesapeake
aud ohio railroad, good It'll October ist tl4;
49, JONES & PARKER.
IL lo.lmk Proprietors.
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The Kentucky Democratic COnven-
ton.

LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-On the reassemb-
ling Of the Convention last night the reso-
luton instructing the delegation to vote as
unit was withdrawn. This is regal ded
as defeat to the Tilden men, though ma
isrity OF the delegates are for Tilden.
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HEALING SPRINGS.
III nATH COUNTY. VA,
are now open. Terms $3.50 per day, SD per
week and $50 per month OF twenty.eghi days..
WATER for sale 81 Purcell, Ladd Co.'S. send
postal for descriptive pamphlet -
II. CARTER EUBANB.
ie7-lm Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
U,HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAG rs,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We offer for sale limited number OF the above-de-
scr,heo HONDS 500 aud Interest, the comp any re-
serving the right TO advance the price from time TO
time without notice.
We recommend fine bonds as good and safe Sc
curity
The bonds may also be had from any OF the othe
stockholders in the city OF Richmond.
DAVENPORT Il CO.,
my II StoSh-Di"No'0'
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SEASlDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
suRr.DATHING, FISHING. sNIPE-sHoorrNG


This HOTEL IS reopeDed for the reception OF
visitors. Terms az per day, >lZ per week, $50
ner month"; Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
Steamer Banks to Cherrysione every Monday,
We ne.day, and Friday. SPADY COBB,
70 2.Imx PROPRIETOR.
EAUOUIER WHITE SU l. T. III u 4
Il SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
Will be reoptned JUNE 10rIJ under the manage
ment OF Y. fENNEY & Co. Of the National Hotel,
Washington, u. T.. The finest hotel In the South,
with all modern improvements Throughout, lnclu-
ding hot and cold bath cOnvenieDces on each moor
electric bells and gas.
Tne medicinal properties OF the wstsrsare re.
uowned for their eficacy la dyspepsia, dropsy ana
ali msIarial affections.
Board per day. az 10 90, according to location OF
room ; per week, tl2 ioflS.
For further Information address Nauonal h0fl
urior 10 June 10Th; subsequent, 10 White sulphur
springs. tauquler county. Va. NY I5-Sn
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DIT. Tut
Dear Sir,-For ten years have been martyr TO
Dyspepsia, Constipation. aud Piles. Last spring
your pills were recommended; used them. am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet regular stools, piles gone, aud have gained
forty pounds Of flesh. They are worth their weight
IN gold. Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON
Louisville, Ky.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
NIAGARA FALLS

This magnificent Hotel Is the largest and best stu
a,ed of any at NIAGARA. Being the nearest to the
FALLS, and the only one containing all modern
improvements. 1t offers inducements 20 the travel
ling public which are unexeeled. Thoroughly re-
paired repainied and upholstered. Reasonable rates
and liberal reduction by the week or month.
OPEN MAY IS, 1850.
4. CLgcK, (TnEINrERSATroSALl AcLUcK'
F.R. DELAYo. HOTEL COMPANY. } Manager.
Gmy 1-SSlI
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on fesh: thus the system 4. nourished, and by
-. ,..,.,s .eae- rvSuiur
stools are produced.
Price. % cents. 80 MURRAY STREET,
nv ooaodtAn2O New York.
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TN THE HIGH COURT-OF JUSTICE.

I'm ENGLAND!
CHANCERY DlVlsIOS,
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z !rTAS aF LTT2E tt3SSSPANIEs,
ACTS 1862 AND 1857,
IN THE MATTER OF TIE LONDON G1psnS AM
Nih1iNiMx ,NiSG COMPANY.
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NEW York, June le.-cetton-Net receipts.
sales, se, 200 bales june. tl1.73@sli.!c; JsIy,
Sii.7e; August, tilS1; ssr,s%e.r' snxav~
3ll.2l; October, ttosi@siv.sx, N w ~
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MILWAUKEE. June ls.-Flour 10 fair demand
whea, opened nrm, declined NC, and closed e, aule.
soft. ti,02; No. . Milwaukee,. cash aud June
ei4e.: July, 95&c.; August, s0he, NO. NJ, ~
wankee. e5c.; No Mn.an,ss,e NJ ~; ga ~
steady: No. q. 2ec. Proltl eaes aud bIn,'
Mess. PORK, si065 cash and July; 0c;15 Asrnst.
Lard, 1910. Hogs quiet aud STEADY a. 14esSs 10.
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my II
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Fuse Toys naming, 35@75c. p 100 ,ea
Ponder. 1915 Ny the five kegs-ese 0ar ~
kegs, 1925; blasting, 20 .25@t35O.
Saot. Northern. 81 a hag OF 20 LII.
Grirdstenss lac. p n.
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PARIS, June 1S.-La Repubtique Fran
caiSe ntimates that The Powers will not
shrink from enforcing the decisions OF the
Berlin conference il the Sultan declines to
do so.
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ENGLISH GRAIN.
TRADE DULL AND PRICES LoWl

TRADE DULL AND PRICES LOWER.
LONDON, Jan. l3--The Mark Lane Express in
review eff the British grain trade the past week,
says: In consequence of comparatively favor
able weather farmers have been actively
gagged with arrears of sowing, consequently
threshing was somewhat neglected and delivery
of wheat at the principal markets has dimin-
ishcd. The condition of majority of the of
ferings, however, was 30 bad millers would
scarcely look at samples. Sales have been W,
and only dry lots maintained prices. The bulk
of business in Mark Lane consisted of pur-
chases by country millers of hard, dry foreign
wheats rs a substitute for or mixture with
English.
Business in Mark Lane has been depressed as
in view of Americas large supplies
buyers were content to satisfy immediate re-
quirements and in consequence of the weaker
feeling on the part of holders many have been
enabled to do so on rather easy terms. Buyers
appear to attach little importance to the great
spc culative movement in America, judging
from the present apothetic state of the grain
trade and the fact that stocks at principal
points in the United Kingdom are considerably
in excess of those at the same time last year.
Stocks of maize in this country are unusually
| small. The price however, has fallen, I'd per
quarter on the fortnight, doubtless owing to
| the practically unbounded stock in America.
Oats rather favored sellers In consequence or
four comparatively light imports.
Arrivals at ports of cole were moderate, and
trade decidedly quiet. Wheat declined a Is to
Is and Cd per quarter. There has been an
improved inquiry for maizes at n re-
ductiOn of Is per quarter.
Wheat for shipment was quiet, buyers still
holding off, though some sellers are offering at
Is to Is Cd per quarter decline. Maize was
neglected, at Is decline. Sales of English
wheat last week, were 80, 075 quarters, at 46. I'd
Imports into the Uuited Kingdom during the
week ending January Sd. 1,2s2,794 hundred
weights of wheat and 320,453 hundred weights
of flOur
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Freeman. r. s. German. s. Lunkenheimer,
]. Bell, N. Wagner, Henry Jansen. st. Paul; ).
S. Scalen, Il. Ham, G. Fredrchs, N. Manner,
Charles Horton, of Minneapolis; Il. slime,
Faribault; W. L. Hawkins, Red Wing, b. Vos.-
berg. st. Cloud; Nj. Heiuen, Hastings; I. Z.
Joy, Saltwater; j. NJ. Roseuberger, St. Cloud.
TRIPPING THE FANTASTIC.
Two balls were given in honor of the men,
bers of the Firemens association by Hope
hook and ladder company, at Music and leu
tonia halls. The music ut both places was fur
nished by the Great Union band orchestra, and
the attendance at each place was very large,
the ladies of Hastings and vicinity turning
out in large numbers.
BOGUS ADDRESS.
The Pioneer Press will publish this morning.
as a special from Hastings, an address of well
come claimed to be delivered by Mayor Lam
bert, to the Firemen's convention yesterday
afternoon. The facts are, that through some
his honor, the mayor. was
not called upon at the proper time and. conse-
qnently, the speech was not delivered. The
letter as published in the GLOBES report of the
proceedings was the only welcome address
made by Mayor Lambert
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Wind GU tbs Ram maze.

The blizzard which swept over ST. Paul on
yesterday was the heaviest and certainly the
most disagreeable of the season. 1t lowered
over the city about 9 o'clock in the forenoon
and ragged with undated fury until nightfall.
The streets c!ouded with impenetrable
dust, and the wind cut with the keenness and
severity of razor.
The streets fortunately were almost deserted,
the tossing of crazy and cumbrous sign.
made pedestrianism a matter fraught with i'm
pending danger, although no serious accidents
are reported.
During the height of the storm yesterday af-
ternoon the wind tackled the verandah attsch-
ed to Grote's summer garden and goodiy Sec
ton roof was sent care1ning skyward.
4 section of the tin roof ON Rogers block be-
came unfastened and went on the rampage.
accom- panied by catter that was almost
desfening. 1t was Fl ally collared aud attach
ed to its native roof till. Several chimneys
took harmless tumbles TO Themselves and there
was more hats to dixie hill than has been
witnessed in years.