The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09
ls,es IN New York SATURDAY. Of eieoo VI. So 1t
{. 3loC N. G. Go at s6k. snd 5000 Tennessee So

ss,es in Now York Saturday Of sieoe VI. SIS at
s1k, slocc N. c. Go at s6x, and 5000 T'nnessee 90
asWx.
President We osasel, in anticipation Of the new
Freight tariff n preparation Cor the Virginia and
1eup<Spes Raslroad has auth orissd reduction Of
ceats in the charges sl articles received At any
point 10 Tennessee f,r shppcnt over the above road.
This opviAtes the complaint - frequently urged.
that bushsl Of wheat could be transported from
Knoxville, by way Of Charleston. 70 New York.
caeaper shaa from Knoxville 10 Lyncbbarg. whoa;
c.unaw b. transported from Knoxville. By railroad
to Ly uchburs. aud thence By canal. to Richmond.
a, 3i,S cents per bushai. The charge from Knox
vii q 70 Charleston e 80 esnts per bushel. Thus IL
viii be soen the cost Of transportation OF bnshel
d, wheat from knoxville to Richmond IL lower than
from the plscs 10 Charleston while kichaiond
is sy far the market for all the produce Of East
reanessoe. With the cooperation of the railroads,
there 10 40 doub, that the cties of Virginia viii be
tas sueessful for the trade Of Eaa Ten
noSses. large quantities OF grain are now daily
e,.ainr forward over the Easg Tennessee and Viz.
xtniA sxArvad, from pcots hitherto excluded from,
virsinia markets by want Of transportation fscii
ties.
We have received ne Monthly Tobacco Circuls,
wnicn We MAKE the following extracts:
Exusn ne quietude b " Characterised the Tobacco
inasaes for .ne past moath. This being the prevails
could scarcely be expecsed that tais staple should
form exception The market has undergone bat
little change value. aad hoidegs remain general
trn. shipping eAt Is less inquired for, extreme
prices dii .ut 70 obtain. Neco1tinue to
Isvvrabia accounts OF the grosinx croy.
QuJTATioS3. NEW CRoP.--tirHinia Lu.s, 4tzt151s
Kentucky do, tt5; lnierio Kentucky, 76n71s; Mid
dnx 70 kair. og5,a; food, 9G 10; Seiections ortsn
and SWEET, liegIs; selections neavy export. ieeiI
Maysviiie, lniefsor 70 do5o Wrapper, isi4; DID
Crop. Exiremes, 7@l7. STOCK on HAND Of al, kinds
August l. i0,526.
mAsuRAcI usED ToBAcc ,-Saies for July. 1855, IL,
733 psesases: sales for July 1851 1926 pac kagcs -
otocks-August 1855. Il, loi packages; stQcks-Au
gust 1. 1851. ,3t5 packages.
The Alexandra Gazstte Of Saturday, says:
We we're much grstified yesterday to notice til,
increased clyisy al the Corn Exchange. lhe At
tenssace Vas good, the biddiax spirited, and Tia,
'offsrsnSs' tsfSe. fners was a very brisk demand
fer wheat n IA corn, and prices had an upward ten
tiency. fhe quality Of the wheat was far. and W.
noticed - Its VI prime red Il, which 81 3c Wa
pad, and there sales made at the same cure,
TJr d 70 arrive There was n prime wni'c III Che
InArAsg, for which th considerable enquiry
AMI 81 50 offered. Corn has further advanced
We're ma IL ~ 3et93I;. fJr wnitr. and 90c fo
yellow. Quite q orsK dem And has sprung up with
lew d. past, f1r guano. and tho tor thu
will snow great fncfea,s 0ytr tioss II any
pr fvious week this season. TINS quotations for 40
Peruvian c0atinus at SIS per ton.
kichn and Markets. August Z.
BREADSTUffS flour is unchanged. Whea
has settled down. alter very uncsrtail aay 81 y
aud liz for god red and whi.e Corn IS gn al $50