The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10
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The Examiaer Of yesterday alludins 10 the 'e'n''
annual runner cot ahoas In Wall street. thai 70. ''
teress on virginis bonds would not be pa'a :" "e'
due. makes the following statement
again, we say, We learn from the pes. Snnas
authority that the July interest on vn snr -
s.ss 80. snu .ou ,he holders Of those bonds.
a. ,,ns snhn,, 20 .nv sacrifice. do not deduct the
sixteenth of cent from your price &c IN
OF this Wall street hction -
H., -, ,o,erest of this region Of the State are
,n.r..s;nv We noticed few days since, the fact
,n., ,hs neep Run pits worked, in times past by
T,h, R.rr had been purchased by q New York
comn.nv. and that IL would be worked with energy
hv the new proprietors as soon a. they could make
tho necessary arrangements. We learn from the
Examiner that Tompkins s. Co.'s coal mines in
Chesterfield, on the land of Mr.. Brummel are IN
successful operation and that they are working In
, firm body Of the best description of bituminous
coal. Mr. Job Atkins Is their experienced mining
agent.
The N Y. Herald anticipates that the Persia, to
sail from that city on "Wednesday next WIZ 'ake
ont larger amount of specie than was ever before
shipped from that port In one bottom. Inc neavy
shipment of specie, and the large importations of
of stocks to some extent, yet the very large income
Of gold from California ought to, and does, make
up for all deficiencies resulting from this draft
A country which produces gold-a large part Of
whose labor is employed in cultivatng gold mines
must consider gold staple article Of commerce,
and be content to ship as the only means of ad-
yantageousy disposng of 1t. II Is to be hoped that
large part ofsthe imports are, as they have been
e., Eor
The Augusta ga Chronicle gives the following
list of wild Cat" banks In that State Atlanta
Bank, at Atlanta; Lagrange Bank, at Lagrange
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, at Colum-
bus; Merchants Bank, at Macon; Planters and
Mechanics Bank, at Dalton and Cherokee; Insu.
rance and Banking Company, at the same place.
The New York Journal of Commerce of Thurs.
day afternoon says:
There is more liberal supply of money in the
street for temporary loans but the offerings at the
banks very large and full rates of interest are
paid at the note brokers and private bankers.
Foreign exchange is inactive. and there will be
but little done for Saturdays mail. Bills ON Lon.
don 1903 al lilo; Paris :, l7s05.164
ALEXANDRIA, May -Bradstuffs quiet Moth.
ing doing in Flour, and but little to do withhold.
ers-sre firm at Sc. The receipts of Wheat to day
have been small samples very irregular, and
prices equally So No prime offered. We are un
able to arrive at reliable quotations. We quote
white and mixed Corn at 4505Oc., according to
ticles unchanged Fish-The supply was small
yesterday We quote Shad at SlO0l2 p hundred
and Herring at s3.5o04 y thousand :.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET May AT Aller.
son's-We found material increase in the supply Of
Beef Cattle on sale here to-day but the quality be-
ing rather better than usual, In connection with
good demand the market was very well sustained
decline Of only about Ac. per Id has been establish
I'D he vnfn aaf and
vegetables is beginning to tell the sale of Beef
if the average number of Cattle for the past e
weeks shall be continued, lower prices would seem te
be inevitable.
The bulk of the receipts this week were from Ohio
and llinois-the best reproducing States in the
Union. Number sale to-day 1888; making for the
week STA head of which, it the general belief
quite number would be left over unsold.
Cows and Calves were quite dull, but with limit
ed supply full prices were realized Veal Calves
were in large supply and prices fell off from to 1c
per ID. from last market day; ,458 were received
and du .o
tations Sheep and Lambs very scarce and wanted.
Prices-Beef Cattle, extra quality Per 100 lbs. 81
s909.5O; do inferior s80s8.5O. Cows and Calves
extra s6o9$15; do good S453$55; do. common
$250S5 Veals 3i05tc.: extra 610Sc; Sheep and
7sosc. '' s'''' ''"''''' w. A''
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-Markets unchanged. How
ard street Flour Sc. Red Wheat SI.Sl0Sl As
White s1.450$l55. Corn-Yellow 5O052; White
45O49. The steamers We had no effect on the ma
ket and moderate business is doing.
New ORLEANS May 8.-Cotton sitter, with sales
of 10000 bales Middlug l040l0t. Flour $6.Iz Corn
44O45.
Flour is quiet, s5 57AO for straight State;
&5.s7t0S625 for good Ohio, and Sc. l94O$6.75 for
mixed to good stano ard Southern. Wheat Is firm at
Southern mixed. Pork is active at Sl7S7k for Mems
Beefis firm at $l0D$15 for repacked Chicago Lard
!: firm at les cts Stocks dull-Va. 6's 1874; Sterling
Exchange 81.
Richmond Markets, May 9.
FIGURING change-nO transactions excenf in