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The Daily Dispatch
Richmond, Virginia
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US Minister Dayton meets Prince Napoleon and Princess Clotilde in France. US political disputes cause stagnation in French silk trade at Lyons, with suspended commerce and payment fears. Dry weather raises Paris wheat prices by 50c per 120-kilo sack.
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Mr. Dayton, the United States Minister to France, had an audience with Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde recently.
The political disputes in the United States have likewise produced a partial stagnation in French enterprise. Accounts from Lyons state that the silk trade is becoming worse under the influence of the unfavorable news from America. Manufacturers have resigned themselves to a long suspension in the trade between France and America. What is still worse, fears are entertained that the merchandise delivered will not be paid for.
The continued dry weather has had an unfavorable effect on the Paris flour market. Wheat has risen 50c. a sack of 120 kilos.
The Federal soldiers continue their outrages in Baltimore.
George G. Brewer, a well-known citizen of Baltimore, died on Sunday last.
A Federal soldier accidentally shot his head off in Easton, Md., the other day.
To-day (June 11th) Gen. Scott's birthday.
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France
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Recently
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partial stagnation in french enterprise; silk trade worsening in lyons with long suspension in france-america trade and fears of non-payment; wheat risen 50c. a sack of 120 kilos in paris due to dry weather
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Mr. Dayton, the United States Minister to France, had an audience with Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde recently. The political disputes in the United States have produced a partial stagnation in French enterprise. Accounts from Lyons state that the silk trade is becoming worse under the influence of the unfavorable news from America. Manufacturers have resigned themselves to a long suspension in the trade between France and America. Fears are entertained that the merchandise delivered will not be paid for. The continued dry weather has had an unfavorable effect on the Paris flour market.