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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-25

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DREp Mt the Dispatch Office.
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pIssoLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

~ r-H,y, RICHMOND, October 20, lseo.
V1HE FIRM OF p, \. WOODS q SON
Nor partner, the undersigned win close up tne
business Of the old concern, and VIII Commune 70
carry on the COMMISSION BUSINESS In nus owi, WI
name and respectfully acknowledgements OF al
kinds of produce, o,,,s, s.
Tvs w. n. w oDDS.
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otlCE-Ihe bOAlS OF 1essasslI. 1sts--a-..5-sI.s - 7
.-.rr}ily on TUESDAYS, THURSDAY ), andSA
I, #rAGS.
rra:-nfS taken for al points on the Canal.
.E.r. front OF -four shed. -.,
r A. HILL Aren't,
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TO-PARTNERSHIP the under
" signed, have this day formed a co-partnership
undcr the style, of FENDLEY g FEEGASsoSS, S
for the purpose or manufacturing LU UMBER IN
the county OF Chesterfield near the Clover Htu
Pits. nndliaylng apppointed Messrs. =. 4; sHEr-
HERD Co. sole agents for the sale or our iunper.
respectfully solicit orders for BILL TIMBEk 81
any size andlength, which may be lelt wihth
orders shall be filled with the utmost dispateD.
~s& ". 7. FERGUSS0S.
! Richmond, October II 1880. Ef1 7e oc 2I-lw
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JgO! FOR THE S.SsI7THa I,
| ORANGE GROVES a.is.s.ssas>

no! FOR THE S.5-I-TY.
rar pALATKA, FLA. VIA SAVANNAH,
touching at FEENANDINh, JACKSON
~ I r. and All LANDINGS on the ST. JOHNS
H,yAf'.-NEMI-W WEEKLY LINE. The elegant
i,-\ELTH. will leave Charleston, s. c., FOR
..ntyc places every TUESDAY NIGHT at
.r...nk.
.M. elegant md frSt-class steamer CITY
.r.tET. Captain GEORGE {. MCMILLAN, viii
H..y. Charleston every SATURDAY NIGHT ut
. .....k for the above places.
fl.-.ugh tickets 10 be had ut railroad Offices. No
....-l charge for meals and Ftatcrooms.
FOR freight or passage apply 10
). ID. AIKEN :; CO.. Agents,
south a atlantic Wharf, Charleston, 5. G.
.s gl--rln
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; wEsr.-LYNCnBUEG PASSENGER


iu.SG WEST.-LYNCllBUEG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Eichmcnd daily except Sundays
40 $3.50 4. NJ. arrives al SUrEcvillc ut 1850 4. NJ,
making close connections with trains on the South
-,8. road Tor Faruyill" and all way stations on
l..le s.,d. md at LynchbuIg for AL way stations
,u t.r Virginia and Tennessee railroad Bristol
,l-E1ilir - lion, Chat, ,auoogI. Nashville, Mem
l..r- Louisville, and all points south and South
ty..t. TLlEDGGH MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
lirbuuud daily 1T =. Nj; leaves Danviilc daily
80 10 l.. NJ: arrives III Greensboro ut 1922 A. NJ
rsl,iur c.usr connections Tor al stations on the
Nor,h Carolina railroad, both East and West Of
tirrrIsb0ro'-viZ.. Ililsboro'. Raleigh &C., East
Lexington, Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., West; CO.
lmubiI. ;. C.. Augusta, Savannah, Macon, CO.
lumhus, and atlanta, ia. Montgomery, Mobile,
&c.. A!a.: New Orleans, &C., La.
pnlSG EAST.-THROUGli MAIL AND EN-
l.l:I-S leaves Greensboro daily ut ! y. NJ;
'yc- nauyiIlc daily 1T SIS A. NJ; arrlyes at Rich
tuauI daily III 10. 20 i. NJ. l.NNCiiBuRh PAS
>I<EEH TRAIN leaves EurkCviic daily Except
sundays at l2:i3 +. NJ: arrives nj Richmond at
l.. II.
Through tickets can he procured at the ticket Of
',a ju Richmond tn all Important points south and
Southwest and at Grccn- -bcro' and DanVlIlc to al
,..ll,. North. East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
u., superintendent.
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ltnMMER ARRANGEMENT To rTHF

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST, pia the Rich
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele.
aaat care with new patent sleeping-chalrs on All
trains The through trains on Lals ROAD are nov
run from tie depot corner OF BYRD ana ElghtD
The DAY ITiRCUGH NAH. TRAIN leavss
edmond daily at l:lS A. NJ, arriving n Wasi!,
:,ftcrnoon express trains for the North East, aud
FnG NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with the new patent slecping-chairs
attachcd leaves Richmond daily 4Sundays except
- at s:l5 p ri, arriving In Washington at 6:l0 a.
M.. connecting with the early morning trains for
Ire North, East and West
isoth STEAMERS stop at AleXandria each way;
auj IN ,yay-stations leaves depot corner Broad and
Li,ah streets At 1880 T. II. Keturnins, arrives at
Trough tickets and through baggage checks to
all prntipal points.
For further information and through tickets, APP
ty at the office OF the company. corner Broad and
I.ll sIreets Shockoe Hin, and at the ticket Of
J.B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent: Fl
SAMUEL RuTII, Superintendent. my Z
pICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
II RAILROAD.-on and after MoNpAI (. May
Ieayc RIeIsnond lsi ~ al 4. ". and gas p. N. as
Leave Petersburg at $50 A. NJ. and $50 L. NJ
AcCuMMoDATION IhAlN. VIII da9,P Pa,1s.nsppi Z, s.isp
" aud Petersburg daily att A, M' tsaaaays, eH-
ctptcd). s,--.S = tS !. $
The IA. NJ train win not leave, Richmond @ on
aasc,gcrss5 s5' for Norfolk viii take the e:ss P. NJ
IN. on and after Augnst the 2ith lnsiiost.
..-Sg&Ic checked through. ~, 80. Y.
The passenger coach sttachedt 20 the coal train
:" .ga@e ClGyer Hili at A.. NJ. and, returning,
,,e ifishnnnd at 2:a0 7. NJ. on Tnesdays' inars-
''''' 20 THOMAS H. WINNIE,
@yE superintendent.
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RAILROADS.

go sgs5 60 - .si I
R.s =; ,:: ,rss. - s.a, y -
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Stoves AND TTNwARE-

cTOVES AND, ,TINWARE.-Haying Oh
y hand large assortment of the most Approves
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, am enas
prices for CASH. All STOVES warranted 70 gave
satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken. In exchange
All needing real good article OF Stove, adapted
both for country and city use, Will call on -
oc e2-eodfro# eI4 Broad street.
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FE1CHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
q EpAB-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-on
$500! a,rir" SATURDAY, October Q, 1862 the PAS-
~ NIGER TRAINS on this road Will bc run rs fol-
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SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS.
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Tp accommodate persons dcslrGus Of visiting
Che. r,Nitltpn Of the virginia state Agriculture
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hcrMoND AND DANy1LLE RAILROAD.
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TAR. KIERSTEAD'S
= UNRIVALLED REMEDY
'>. THE KING OF ALL PAIN.

The great internal and external medicine will
cure headache In i've minutes, toOthacbe In one
minute neuralgia, rheumatism, coughs and cold,
cramps and cholic, sprains, darrhea, fever ana
ayt,c. cholera morbus, inflammation OF the kid
news plies burns foul stomach, and many other
diseases and ailments of the human body too nu-
merols TO enumerate. s9'2 47aE.I-t.1 O. .3,si!ais
It Is diruetic curing diseases of the kidneys
and bladder: it is tonic and stimulant, giving an
pEDretic .cais ing Precipitation and alayingeSer:
Il is an e.pectcrant, acting the lungs, aud good
I'm All throat and lung Diseases; AlaC1tt ,1tjii
There Is not pain or ache, nervous or inaam-
matoly, but that 20. tisffaslhq'ss -.
THE KING OF .ALL {PAINdI6 'iIj
will relieve and In most instances itfrely cure.
Il should always be used before any other remedy
Is tried, for 1t Is almost certain In every be
the only thing needed.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HOPES CASE CONTINUED.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR
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80 u RlaG l5ki
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cOLUBLE PACIFIG iGUANO, Whann's
y Raw-Bone Superphosphate- pure Flour OF
Fcrtiizers, Fan supply in store and for sale BY
co 10 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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Mr.. Bannascil, who had been in custody
of the United States Marshal on Friday
night, hoping to tnd the required bail,
having failed, was committed to the city
Jail on Saturday. Roche went to jail on
Friday night in default The amount OF
BAH required of each is 0,000. Mr.. Hoppe
is under bail to appear from day TO day du-
ring the examination. 49,.
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-. 80
YLRGIEIA NENa.

/ Mr.. J. McAnderson,. Of Hanover, has
invented an instrument by which any epe-
rator on a telegraph line may be awakened
at night and communicated with without
disturbing any others. He has tested it
satisfactorily He resides near Hewlett's.
-iee'eei'ss' =" o*t .gEAsa 10000 -.
FIRE NEAR LYNcuBuRG.-Tuesday morn
ing about light the only two story house In
j sokscntown--a small settlement three
miles below the city, on the Campbell Court
house rosd-was destroyed by fre.-Re-
publican, 4h.
ESCAPED MURDERER REcAPTuRED.-on
Monday night, a few miles from Christians
burg, the negro Henry Logan, who was ar
rested here about two months ago on a
charge of numbering his wife, in Halifax
county last spring, was rcHrrested. Lynch
b'rg Republican, 4h. '3' '
SIBERT STEEL CoMrXNY. We learn that
81 900 have been invested by this compa-
ny and most desirable location for their
works secured near Buffalo gap, about ten
miles from Stauuton. This, with the pur-
chases made by Sibert on his own account,
makes that section NEST important point,
and does the county niue, good. Valley
ly9inidn. -ta 's'' -
HANOVER COUNTY. Though ne have had
an unusually mild winter, the wheat is not
waking as well as might be expected
owing probably to the exposed condition Of
the crop during the cold snaps and before
Christmas. Our farmers are far advanced
in preparing for corn and oats, and if the
spring-like weather We now have should
continue q few days longer but little of
preparation will be left undone. ~ v,Gr.r
Several northern gentlemen have been
prospecting in our Forks" recently
some for lands, some for mills, and others
for minerals. -Letier-Alerandria Gazette.
PosT-oFFIcEs IN VIEGIN1A,-At Jeters-
willie, Va, salary Of the postmaster is fixed
at SIS per annum from January l, 1869, the
facts in the case justifying the ,readjust-.
ment. Appoiatments.-R. A. Allen, post
master at Burksville, Notto#sy county,
uice E. l.. Field, left the place; Moses
Dickerson, postmaster at Lee River, Floyd
county, vics Lewis Bower, signed; Nor
ris Keim, postmaster at rmville, Lou
doun county, uice Joseph A gmdell.
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Salt Lake city is now but three days and
q half from Chicago. Bad for Salt Lake
city. -.-sr-,- ...-y.
Thirty two miles Of water-pipe are to be
laid in Chicago next summer, costing S3ZO,-
000.r : + 81 % II '9'Zsa T.
Guernsey COWS, lately imported, sold for
300 each last week; in Mobile. One bull
brought $3.50, and one $500. ..-..-s ..,.
The Montana Legislature, just adjourned,
fixed the capital at Helena and the penlten-
tiary at Dserlodge.
A Georgia paper says that many Of the
farmers of that State have now slowed away
in their money-boxes large sums, the pro-
ceeds Of last years crops. .t. ii
The Executive Committee of the Miehi-
gan Agricultural Society have arranged for
) grand velocipede race during the ensuing
State fair. Premiums to the amount of
81 600 are to be distributed. oi-i" g. FL
Jeff. Davis's appearance at the restau-
rant of the Freres Provencaux, in Paris, on
the 9th Of January, created q great sensa-
ton. The attention (which. he attracted
seemed to be disagreeable to him, for he did
not finish his cup of coffee, but left the room
very abruptly. Very few of the southern
residents Of Paris, it is said, took any no
tice of his arrival in that city. The semi
official papers fattered him assiduoualy,
The .Patrs. called him His Exoellency
President Davis" but WAS ordered to adj
dress him only as an. Jefferson Davis"
His arrival in Paris exposed the fraud com
mitted by several extensive 'deaiers in card
photographs who sold as portraits Of JEFF.
Davis photographs Of several obscure south
crn politicians which they had received
frem New York,
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Norfolk wholesale Prices-Current.


Applss.-No or thern, $5@S6.
Btcom steady clear rib, lsac.; rib sides,
lShc.; shoulders, &c.,; breasts, 2oc. 4
Beams - Northern white, $500; southern
white, So 6o0*3.
B,lttsr.-Glades, Sd96oc.; New York State,
45llASc. = SOD. ..s i
cotton --Middlngs, 29hc.; low middlings,
3]ac.; good ordinary, 27Hc.; ordinary, 26ac.
Corn-Sales of white at Sac; yellow, s6Hc.
Dried Fruit. Apples, 4@5hc.; peaches dun
1T 1o@lsc Slow sales. ~
- Flour -Patapsco family, SlS 49, extra, seq
sl3 superfine, $s@$s rs fine, s6.750s7Jo. +
EIarssed.-S2 10.
Gmno.-Peruvian, 800. 1HE-E.. f.
Lhy--Per cargo, $i@$l.o5. -. :.
Lard. No. !, lSHc., in barrels O.; IN kegs, l9c.;
No. ., l7Hc. l'&a# .
Linn. -Rockland. by cargo, from store, $40 ;
Washington, $2@S2.2j. ...-.r ..
Meal Sales at 81.
0lts.-60c., measure. -.....f
P.as.-Blackeyed, 81. 90; black, Doc.
Pernuts.-s2. 251S2 80. -.
Potatoes. jackson Whites, 1919; Dykeman
$s. 80 Buckeye, $3.50; Goodrich, $4.76; hler-
GER s5 Sweet, $3@s3.75.
Rostn.-No. l, 50 50; No. 2, SO; No. 8, " 10
!Saces-White oak pipe, $780, culls, $50
White oak headings, $50 cults, $50. White
oak hogshead, $50; culls, Ss5. Red oak hogs-
head, $40 culls, $50.
Shingles NO. !, So ,srgr. sEsae.s
Tur.-Barrels, small. g.; large, s2 1882 20
Whsat-Q uiet white, prime, ~ %; fair
S2@s2 IS. Red. prime, $2.l5; fair, Sl.SogT2
common, 81 .3o0$l. 40. 81,
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-SenGte.-A
number of bills were introduced, including
one to grant alternate sections of land to
the New Orleans and Selma railroad, and
one renewing the land grants to Alabama.
Euening. Sumner presented the
resolutions of the Winchester (Va.) Loyal
League protesting against the removal of
Judge Parker's disabilities.
Mr.. Osborne introduced bill for lines of
steamers from Fernandina, Fla, and Sa-
vannah, Ga, to several European ports,
carrying the mails and emigrants, and to
receive 81 ,000, 900 per annum for carrying
the mail.
An attempt to reconsider the vote defeat
ing the subsidy for the Central branch of
the Pacific railroad failed.
The suffrage amendment, as it passed the
House, was discussed at great length. An
amendment was offered that Congress shall
have the power to abolish or modify restric-
tons upon the right TO vote or hold Office
prescribed by the constitution or laws OF
any State. ..~.,-,. ..s
The Committee on Claims reported favor
ably on the bill to pay loyal citizens for
services in taking the census of 1860.
Adjourned. .-.. 49,. .,......-., $780,.
ouse.-The recusant witness in the New
York election fraud Investigation was before
the bar again this morning.
EUening. (the witness) was
finally recommitted to the custody of the
sergeant-at-arms until he should pay
seventy dollars, the amount of ex-
pense incurred in arresting him. This
penalty was decided on by a strict party
vote.
A petition from the butchers of Balti-
more for the reduction of the salt tariff was
received. ~
A bill relieving Spanish vessels from
tonnage duty Was passed.
The Indian appropriation was rescinded
and the Indian Bureau denounced as to-
tally corrupt. The military were charged
during the discussion, with stealing more
than the entire Indian appropriation.
Mr.. Holbrook, delegate from Idaho, in
the debate, said an assertion made by Gene
raj Butler was unquaiEedly false.
The Speaker called him to order. Hol'
brook refused to retract, and resolution Of
eensure was passed, which was admins
tered by the Speaker, and which Holbrook
received, but did not retract the offensive
words. ..1u
In the course of the argument Butler said
the time might come when in order to arrest
the Senate the House would have to stoI
the supplies. .. ...-...,...--., -.,,
The appropriation billwas finally passed
Adjourned. ..-s.. ..a
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Richmond I,rices-current.

rr THURSDAY, FEBRUARY (, 1899
These are wholesale prices. For snail orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. our
quotations OF country produce are Wholesale, and
lrom actual sales on this day. .,.as-.tfE ,.1E
AkcoioL.-sa. 5o0*s " gallon 1-st y. y ~ B
AIe.-scotch best brands pints, 9. p dozen :;
l;Ag,pies:-sa@ss e barrel, according. to quality
and condition. sGEg re.. ~ AI4
Baeo1.-shon,ders lt9lssc. ribbed SIDES, lsG9
ls3c.; clear ribbed sides hlliaic,; Virginia hog
round, FSc.; Virginia hams, xcl72c. canvassed
hams &C.; plain hams, 2of4alc, -,-I--.
Bncktoaeat Flour.-e " D duh. ~
BeeC-olaughtered. c2Dsa. ~ b. gig
Buttsr.-Prime, 2sDssc.: poor 70 good. ,s9Dsoc.
BeGas.-Whtte, 81 5a@$276; colored, Sl6sl. IS.
Bags.-Grain: Union, ssc.; National, SOC. extra
Rurlap, ssc. common Burlay, &c.; English linen,
hand made, 10, A5SD5ec.; Andrewsc0ggin COG.
Brandy.-French, sfoGslS apple, %. 50, whole
sale: Philadelphia, 81. 4Q{9$2.7 rs peach ~.
sRrcon,s.--Three stRingss a 80; four strings.
Richmond-made brooms, two strings, SibH$a
three strings, sa.2sGsa.sS; four stFinsa, ssGf& !
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Wheat.-Red, 332 bushels.
Cbrn.-White, 1926 bushels. Yellow, 100
bushels. Mixed. 920 bushels. ...e.
Oats.-l, 500 bushels.
Rye.-76 bushels. 81
Meal.-3O bushels.
Uaent.-Red, 90 bushels fair on private
terms so bushels at 81 .S7h l42 bushels COM
mon on private terms-total, 2S2 bushels.
Corn-White, $40 bushels prime at SEE,
s4S bushels on private terms, 424 bush
els at Slc.-total, LOSE bushels. Yellow, 100
bushels very good on private terms; 242 bush
els very good on private terms; 1862 bushels
prime at Sic, 3l6 bushels at s0c.-total, 800
bushels. ..., -r ......a
Oats.-194 bushels prime 1T re. IS
Rye.-76 bushels very good at l.42H.
Mdt.-White, country bolted, 80 bushels
prime at 90c.
REMARKs.-The offerings of Corn on Change
to day were 1926 bushels, of which 80 bushels
were re-exhibited and Q, l32 bushels sold mar.
ket active at unchanged rates. Wheat in de-
mand. oats very dull of sale. .....
The prices of grain on Change on the 4th of
February, 1865, were: Wheat, white, prime
50. 90; red, prime, $3.50. Cor7I white 81 .o5 ;
yellow, $l06. outs, prime CSC. Rye, good,
$l.40. ST..
.' Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the Sd instant no sales of
prime or choice Wheat market fat sales o f
t. 900 bushels common to good at 81. so to $3.50.
Offerings of Corn, $500 bushels white and
1000 bushels yellow market dull and lower for
white sales from rs to SIC. oats dull; heavy
sold at 75c. prime Pennsylvania at zoe. Sales
of prime Rye at $l55.
New York.
In New York on the Sd instant Flour was
dull and dropping; sales of 200 barrels south
ern TT So. 81 TO ~. 90 for common TO fair extra,
and 1875 to $l2 IS for good TO choice extra.
Wheat dull sales $4,000 bushels at Si.57 for
No. . spring, in store. Corn dnli and declin-
ing sales 81, 900 bushels al S931 to 92c for new
mixed western in store, % to a3c for yellow
Jersey, ON to 93c. for western yellow, and
CSC. for kiln dried western. RE more steady !;
sales 1900 bushels western 1T 81. so TO $l.52h :.
oats Il shade firmer and quiet; sales ut "A and
76c. for Western in store and afioat.
Chicago, Ill.
In Chicago, H., on Saturday last there was
fair demand for No. spring Wheat, and
prices ranged from sl.lSh to sl.l4, closing at
$ll3ss, with plenty OF sellers; No. spring
dull under a light milling inquiry at sl.ls to
81 20. Corn closed at 56hc.; no-grade corn
lower but in good request, and closed at 5oHc.;
Ola ana KIN -uTleu COTu ucbieCLeu. ptt5 CiOSeu
at 49Ac. Rye easier.
New Orleans, Ia.
In New Orleans on the 3Oth ultimo sales Of
5000 sacks of Corn at rs to 7Sc. for white; no
prime or merchan table on the market.
g...... .-. Boston, Mass.
In Boston on the I'd instant the market for
Corn was shade easier sales were at 81 to
81. 0c for western and southern yellow, closing
at 81 western mixed, 97hc. to 81, closing at
Csc. oats, 70 to Soc. for southern and ives tern.
Rye taken in small lots a 81 80 10 Sl.o5.
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Tobacco Markets.

- #-. Richmond, VA, February 1, 1869.
Our market is we'll supplied with ToOdcco,
both loose and in hogsheads and is selling
very well, when we take into consideration
the bad order in which 4 large majority Of the
offerings are; and planters would consult
their interest by paying more attention to the
order of their tobacco. Transactions for the
week 701 hogsheads, l57 tierces, 80 boxes.
We quote:
Lugs.-Darh, sound, and good weights, $40
$40; sun cured DO, as to quality, ~ 50Q$l0. 80;
bright, common to medium, $S@Sl2. so; fancy,
for smoking, alb1S30.
LeaC-Dark working, common to good, 500
$l4 dark working, fine and wrapping, Sl4 80
0$l7.5o. Sun. cured, common TO medium,
SIC. 6o0Sl4; do, good to fine, $lo(9s2o. Yellow
wrappers, common TO medium, $2o@$35; do,
good TO extra (fancy), $4o0$65.
Louisville, Ky.
In Louisville, Kentucky, during the week
ending 3oth ultime, there was very
active and full demand, with an increase
in the receipts and an active home aud ship
ping demand for all good qualities. Sales on
Saturday, the 30th, 81 hogsheads from 1884 TO
SIS. rs; sales during the month, $500 hogsheads
out of 2,579 offered. The total sales from No
~yember 1st to January 81, 1865, were 4,46i
hogsheads. Quotations are trash, IS TO $3.50;
Tugs, common, s.; lugs good, Sd to ST; leaf,
common, 81 to 30 leaf, medium, $9 TO sll
leaf, fair to good, sl2 to 49, leaf fair 70 seec-
tions, $l5 to $40. t..'
fu. Cincinnati, Ohio. .m...E. .
In Cincinnati on the lst instant the demand
was more active, and there was more old Leaf
offering, and sold readily at good prices. Bnt
ahttle of the new crop in market. but not
enough doing to establish prices. ,ss Hu