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II il calculated that the Mississippi river
moves 10000 tons of soil every hour.
The Roanoke river at Weldon, \. G., is
lower than it has been in thirty years be-
fore.
The Coliseum is outdonc by the building
for he Macon (Ga.) Fair. That structure is
80 feet long.
4 magnetic well has been discovered In
Michigan. and invalius are throneing 10 il
from all directions.
The French have invented new gun.
which they cal! the "hall syringe" 1t
throws 100 bullets minute.
In cleaning the bottom OF the Great East
crn $4,000 gallons Of musscls and other ac-
crctionS were removed from it.
1t costs thirty dollars day for tir>t-clas,
paIlor and bedroom 1T the new Grand
Hotel in New York, provided you don't eat
anything.
Letters are sent to some Of the farmers OF
California threatening the destruction Q!
their property il they continue TO employ
Chinese laborers.
RosroN. November 15.-The grammar
Sch0ol-house in Newton Centre was de-
Stroycd bv fire this morning. 1t IS sup
posed to have been the WORE of an ln"cn-
diary. Loss, so, 600; insured for 81, 900.
\ four weeks season Of :. Grand English
Opera will be inauglIrated this evening al
the Grand Opera-1louse. under the eXpe-
ri"nced direction Of Mrs. Caroline Richlngs-
Bcrnard.-NeU York Herald, 10Th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Various Faen,s,

WAsHIsGroS. November 16.--The SUI
nreme Court has refused to enter on the
Minutes the resolutions of respect to the
memory Of Robert J. Walker. Not from
want of respect for his memory, but be-
cause it would be contrary to c,istom.l
Judge Dent re0pens the canvass in Mis-
Sissippi at Jackson Monday. He has re-
ceiycd additional assurances from General
Ames Of fair election.
Thomas j. Durant, Of Louisiana, has
never been appointed circuit judge of
Louisiana and Texas. He never applicdfor
he office.
The revenue receipts to-day were S44S,-
900.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
except Secretary Boutwell,.
The collector for the port Of Charleston
has been authorized to increase his force,
owing to the increasing trade Of that port.
The steamship Yantic has been discharged
from quarantine.
The Tennessee House Committee or
Federal Relations has reported against the
ratification of the fifteenth amendment.
The statements Of the southern banks on
the 9th Of October stood Is follows: Nir-
ginia.-Resources. loans, and discounts,
st.G00,G00; bonds. $1,000. 900; due from
other banks. &i25,000: specie, 5000.
iabiities-Capital, nearly $3.50: profits,
1881 900; notes outstanding, > 900, 900 !;
deposits, over $4,000; due other banks,
nearly $3.50. 600.
North "Reminiscences, loans, and
discounts. nearly 81 JOG. 900 Federal bonds,
nearly s1J0. 600; dine from other banks.
nearly S250,000: bills Of other banks, S'0,-
900: specie. $50, 600: lcgal-tender notes.
nearly 2250, 600. Liabiliiics-Capital, nearly
II 200 900: profits, SlJ5. 600 notes ont
standing. S37g.00G; deposits, 81 500, 900 a:
due TO banks. $4,000.
Alabama Resources. loans, and dis
counts, 1924 900; bonds, S3f1 900 due from
banks. SSG. 900: specie. 81 600: legal-ten-
der<. Sl1 400. Liabilities. S4o0. 900: profits,
$50. 600: deposits. over $3.50. goo; due from
other banks, $780, 900; bank notes outStand-
ing. over s250. 0Nn,
TcXas.-LiabilitieS, loans, and discounts,
nearly 100000; bonds, nearly s25o.m0 ;
due from other banks, sll5N00; bills OF
other banks, 1000; specie, S314, 900 le-
ga-tendnrs, $4,000. Liabiities-Capital,
over $500. 900; profits, S250,OO0: notes out
standing, s3ef. 000 deposits, $3.50, 900; due
other banks, $4,000.
South "Reminiscences, loans, and
discounts, nearly million and half; bonds,
over $3.50. 900; due from other Banks,
100000: bills of other banks, $4,000
specie, $4,000. Liabiltias-Capital. over
1926, 900; bank profits, slG1 900 !: bank notes
outstanding, 2tsl 900 deposits, 81, 100000
due banks, $173,00G.
GeorgLa.--Resources, loans; and discounts,
- 80 .0u0; bonds. over 81 80 600; due from
other banks. $34S. coo; bills of other banks,
800, 900; snccie, so, 900; lcgal-tendcrS, over
500. 900. Liahilities-Captal, $1,000, 600
profits. 23lS,0o0; notes outstanding,
Il, Cos, 600; deposits, nearly $780, 900; due
banks, 100000.
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Lrrrrr rroN srxAron snEnuAX.-Nals.

LETTER FROM SENATOR SnEEMAN.--Vd1ts
f"!d, ohio. October %, 1SG3.-Dcar sir:
have been po>tponing for i long time an
answer to Your Invitation to attend the
Georgia state Fair. 1t Macon, On the 10th Of
November next, with the sincere nope that
NIGH; he able to accept II : hul il i now
manifest that will not be ahleto leave here
in time TO do 30. | desire very much toviSlt
not only YOUR state. but all the Gulf and
cotton STATES, to learn ny actual observation
ne great resources Of that very important
section Of our common country. The heat
and luminosity CROWN. out OF the n>tllu-
jiou of slavery fora long time prccilldc0 one
Of my political convictions from doing so
with satisfaction. but now feel that III the
changed condition of affairs no reason exists
VIII, | couid not ito 80. My earnest wish l.
to contribute i'll every way possible to the
development and prosperity Of The south.
For that purpose it i>a public duty to study
YOUR rcSoircc>-to become acquainted with
your WantS-the character and inclina.!0nS
of your people, and especially their produc-
tons and enploymc:ts. Nearly all the pull
lie men of this section have confined their
visits TO the East OF the West, and we only
know Of the cultivation Of cotton and rice
AZ We DO OF tea and co!lcc-by what we read,
and not hv what we see.
JOHN SHERMAN.
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION AND DEsTRrC

TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION AND DESTRrC-
rIoN IN New Constellation, a. Y, No.
vcmbcr ia terrible boiler explosion or-
Cured in Storms papcrmill, at CatSkill vii
iagc. 1T lt.30 o'clock this morning. Tie
building was completely demolished, and
several lives Were lost. 1t is impossible 10
tell at present the fun extent OF the disa>-
ter. 1t Is known that Mrs. SCARCE RrandoW,
y lie Of the engineer, was instantly Killed,
and the fireman cannot be found 1t IS be-
licyri that they met with instantaneous
death, and are buried in the ruins. The
explosion not only destroyed the mill, but
shattered various buildings in the immediate
vicinity. The icc-hUuSes Of Hiram Van
Stcunbu:gh, adjoining. caught fire and were
DESTROYED. 1t is likely that the loss Of life
may be greater than at first anticipated, Is
in the excitement it is impossible to tell who
are MISSING.
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Az AMERICAN SCHOONER FIRED IHTo IN
gHE HAkBoN or BAEACOA, CUBA.-Netc
.nt. November lj.--rhc schooner John
N"ood, OF Proyincetown, which arrived
Ida! from Baracoa, Cuba, reports:
d" october 2J.-iiaying obtained proper
Clearance from the authorities at Barucoa,
rot under way. While passing the entrance
10 the harbor was hailed by a sentry, who
demanded our pass. and without waiting
10 hear any explanation fired on Us upon
which. sent the men ashore for pass, but
The sentry again fired at Us, and seriously
wounded one Of the crcw--Hcnry Edwards.
he bullet passed through both thighs, and
We were obliged TO remove him to the hos
pital II Raracoa."
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SPICY REVELATIONS IL PRosPEcT.-Ac-
cording to New Orleans paper, Mr.. Ro-
nero, formerly Mexican Minister to this
Government, is now publishing i'll one of
the Journals of Mexico a series of papers
extending through the years 1867 and 1868,
consisting of reports Of his transactions in
the United Statcs,--private and official
which arc making some queer revelations OF
the confidential conversations Of senators,
members of the House of Representatives,
and other high officials of ibis Government.
1t is said that they are likely to be very en-
barrassing to some public men, whose deal
ings with the Mexican bonds and contracts
IRE recklcss!Y exposed.
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Important Discoveries I'm the
Northwest.

From the Toronto Globe, November Il.
During the summer just closed good work
appears to have been done by the geologi-
cal survey in the Lake Superior region
Professor Bells party have all returned to
their winter quarters, after having expert
enccd many of the hardships and privatons
incident to the life Of the first explorers in
the distant Wilderness. We understand
that the results OF the expedition include
a complete Typographical and geological
survey of Lake Nipigon and an cXplora-
ton Of much of the surrounding coun-
try. This lake. it appears, will rank,
n point Of size. with the other
rrcat lakes Of the st. Lawrence. forming
he sixth and last in the chain. Professor
Bell has not yet been able TO map the whole
If his extensive survey. but thinks the area
# Lake Nipigon will be found to exceed
that of Lake Ontario, or even Lake Erie
some 800 miles or more Of coast line having
bcen traversed. This great lake is drained
" the Nipi@on river. or upward continual
ton Of the st. Lawrence beyond Lake Supe-
Tor, which is described as avery large clear
water stream, about thirty miles III length
Upward Of Il dozen rivers Of considerable
Size are reported to empty into Lake Nipi-
ron from all sides. We understand that one
If the most singular TEXTURES in the gcogra-
ohv Of this beautiful lake is the immense
quantity Of islands which are scattered
throughout its whole extent, and presenting
I great variety in size, form, and cleya-
ton. 1t appears that geological discoveries
# highly interesting and important ma
'ure have been made, and that, contrary to
common belief. large extent Of level land,
With deep and fertile soil, exists in the
Nip"on country. Professor Bell had re-
:eived Instructions, in addition to his geoc-
,ical explorations. TO obtain a. much infor-
nation a. possible in regard TO route to
0llr great western territory: and his dis
'nvcries in this direction are perhaps not
he least important Of the results Of the eX-
petition. IF we are not mistaken, he has
Found that this country. so far from bein" q
difficult one, offers great facilities for rail
way construction. Further. he has, we be-
licve, ascertained that the elevation Of Lake
Nipf-on above Lake Superior is very node
rate, and consequently this lake may be
found useful for the purpose OF navigation
in the desired direction.
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ESCAPE OF MURDERER FROM JAIL IN
DELAWARE lVlatngtoa, November b
robert Ii. GoldSborough, who was convict
ell OF murder at the last term of the Sussex
county court, and sentenced to be hung De-
cember 10th, escaped from Jail at George
town last night by filing off his irons and
digging through three walls. He WAS helped
by outside parties, who had carriage in
waiting. He i, about twenty years old, five
feet eight inches high, slightly but strongly
built. and has light brown hair. The Co
vernon Of Delaware will issue proclama-
ton tomorrow Offering a reward for his re-
capture.
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Snrfr. Carolina s.pg:sIat5src.

RALEIGH. n. c.. November 1G.-The Lc-
gislaturc, having Il quorum present this
morning. proceeded To transact business.
The Governor, after the usual congratulate
tory address in his message, allude> to the
State debt and general
AT this point. owing to the heavy rains.
the line to Raleigh gave out, and nothing
more could be gotten, though the Office
here held open until O'Clock this We'd
nc,tiay) morning.
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FHe DEAwBACK-ERAUDs lNyrsTIGATIoN N
%lw IuEK. &c.-N,jr IOri. November -.
iac investigation Of the alleged drawback
frauds was centiaEcd to-day. The ease OF
jmmci, Z. Howard being under considert-
..na. aud korm. who has given evidence III
u.0rr eases. testified TO IloW%rd'> connec-
'1.n with the frauds. and that he cNactcd
taH per cent. for passing the claims. The
.,.-jon OF the SpoiI> was as follows: The
auu Wlo ..roduced the checks. forty per
.~n.; Caldwell 4 Co.. forty pr! cent;
h.tnho.d. ten pr cent; and Howard, the
balance. Witness had -ccn BE.tchtord re-
".." !li> Share. witness figured up How
.rt.> profits ri $4,000. The ease was >un-
t@gnd until Friday.
Associate Treasurer Fnlgrr was on duty
q, hi, Office to-day, having received his COM
ul,>juu and taken The oath Of office.
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A colored man lately died in North Caro-.
only twenty minutes after the attack.
c. Is. Bishop, the comedian, made de-
clded hit starring in New Orleans and Mo-
bile. He is soon to appear in Charleston,
sc.
LAWRENCE, MASS, November 15.-The
extensive leather-board factory of Hoyden
i Balc0m was destroyed by fire Yesterday,
and also the braid mill of Webster Sc Miller,
in tie same building. Loss, $50, 900; mostly
insured.
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WILNIHGrON. y. c., November 1G.--The
first annual fair OF the Cape Fear Agricul-
ti,rai Association opened to-day, and pro-
misses 10 he . success. Tie number Of yisi-
tors is larger than Wa. expected To be pre-
cent Oh the first day.
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TIE RICuINGs-W ALDROS OrEEATIC Cox
TRuvERsY.-lu the Marine Court. general
fcirn. before Judges Alker. Gross. and Cur
lis. the ease of Laura WaIdrCn rs. Caroline
Etching, was heard on appeal from Il JUDI
mcnt for Miss WuldrOn for SluG, for two
weeks salary, under III alleged engagement
10 sing Is prima donna during the season
rommcncin" in November. 1861. bliss wal
Cron claimed that the engagement was con!
tingcnt upon preliminary trial in Fhill-
ielpili;,, at which She ti'iulnphantly sue
cecdcd: while Miss RichingS claimed that
The trial was 10 include IN appearance III
Boston, and that there Miss Waldron made
a failure.
Al the trial in June, 1868. before Jude
Curtis. Miss WaiGron gained Il verdict in
her favor. The appeal was argued in June,
1865, Miss RichingS claiming hat she. being
I married WUn.an 1T the time the services
we're rendered in Boston and philadciphia,
the enabling acts Of This state had no appil-
cation, and that If The laws OF Pennsylvania
nr Massachusetts III regard 10 married We
men applied. the plaintiff should have
proved them at the trial. This objection the
plaintiff answered by quoting Q number q
decisions in this state showing that if Il
party desires to avail himself of the benefit
of amy law Of another State he must ut the
Trial Introduce proof Of it, rs he would Of
any part in the case; and Hiss Wal
droil's counsel having tailed to do so, even
il such law existed to her benefit. she can
not now ask the court to notice il,
The appellant also urged that. size being
Il married woman, Il judgment co0ld not ne
Jlr"cd against her m p""Sondm, having no
relation to her separate estate. II was
shown OIL the trial, however, that She owned
land run til" opera which cnn> litltcd her
separate estate: and that by the laws Of the
State nSGo-'62) she could sue and be sued
the same a> if she We're 4 femme sole. The
ease was very fully argued by Mr.. Samuel
!. Crooks for Miss Riciliu@S. and Mr. jesse
X. Furlong for Miss Waldron, 1T June,
1869. general term, which las now rendered
Il, decision, affirming the Judgment, with
nn.t = - N..Lr I-nl.L. lInrlR.
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Domestic Marl<ets-rfY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. November 1f--EOon.-St"cEs
strong None elsv mt 60J7 per cent. Sterltnr-
eng. lggi short. 1898. Gold. l2It. $50 5. 't2,
il5f Tennessee s'S-E v-couprns. 59t f.: nc'". y.
virginia c's. so. North Carolina 6,s-oid, u;
new. 81.
Flour 5Filoc. lover. Whcat lm2c. lower. l"rn
firm Pork -tcadv Lard quiet. Cotton n Sh',!c
irrncr nj 25tGt 35sc Turrcntinc quiet. Posin dul:
strained common. $2.I7}0&2 90. Fr"ightS dHil.
EreDfpg.--Cntton n shade lrmer; sales ? 200
haies ut csc. Flour heavy; snneriine Stnt". T3u
So 90: common to fair extra southern S'G tS -.
Wheat heavy and 9T7c. lower: red weston Sl.l3
Ml3y: Illinois, SI.3I: white Michigan. 81. :oM
Sl5l Corn closed scarcely 20 firm mixed west
nru 4! .N7TaI. ass. Pork iirncr e S3l. u.s. Lard =
shade frmcr: kettle. i,lllstC, " hiSkey irmcr III
sl.lOn$l.1l. Groceries dull. Turpcnt!n", ia !'c.
Rnsin ~. 2of6Ss. r. ,
err securities heavy. Money active Mt ear per
cent. sterling. l01Ml0oi. Gold closed quiet III
1871 Stocks closed firm,
BALTIMORE November l6.-Co'ion iTn, with a
fir demand. Flour dnl and wc1k: hn"arG-
street S563&5.1o. Wheat steady. Corn irn chs.
5sGI SEC. Rvc dull at 9jM3!c. rroTiSions I'M
charged. Wriskey steady ut S!oGdSl.oI:
ViryI;,a g. Il. 1868, 50; l,.7's, 10 bid; cou-
pons, new. IS asked.
CINCINNATI. November ls.-C0rn advancing
ard scarce ut 9of69oc Whiskcv firm ut 81. Pork
dnll held ~ go. Bulk Meats-Packed ard cured
shoulders lGt61F:c.. with no demand. Lard in
speculative drmand kettle, TtGlI!c. Bacon
No old IN n.arkct.
ST. Louis November tf.--Corn firm WhiSkcv
firm Mt .l.O3 Pork tu!l al S29. Clear sides, @oc
shoulders lG}c.
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IE~&ESsra LEGISLATURES Ann TrE CDS~
rs>t.o> EILL.--Nashr''". %o@cliiDcr ID
~ 3D., IIoi;So to-day the Committee OF,
l-l.g~l Relations reported in favor ot the
..-r,.ou Of tn" fifteenth amendment 10 the
Federal Constitution. The report WAS made
'H. special order for Tomorrow.
Ih" Conference Committee on tic Con-
F.H.5au Till have agreed - a compromise
r\n- 'h- nulnhcr 81 members al seventy
f... The election j. Ia take place on he
iH.E' Saturday, in December, and the Con-
,.Hfiou !, g. meet On the second Monday in
iaw... Both Houses have accepted the
.li rulut~,.
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Marriage without Cere,nony---.&:iB I'M
Rortant Decision by e Judge Ear

Hard.
Judge Barnard, in thc suit of Beatrice
BisScll against john L. BiSSeil, for divorce
on the ground Of abandonment. has rem
.iercd decision upholding the alleged mar
ria9e between the parties, and granting
separation and alinlony. If one were asked
"What is necessary to the validity Of II
marriage in the State of New York Z" the
answer, nine times out Of ten. would he
that some ceremony by clergyman or some
ACT ., 1t civil officer nertorIlet, i'll the pre-
>encc oi. and participated in by. the con-
tracing parties was Indispensable. This
opinion. however. is now shown by Bar
nard'~ decision 10 he erroneous.
The evidence showed that no ceremony OF
marriage had been performed the man had
told the woman: no third marty bong pre-
sent, that he would live with her ~ her
husband, and had placed Il ring upon her
finger, telling her. IN effect, that this WAS
marriage enough he had taken rooms for her
Is his wife, had in that character presented
her TO others, and had lived for several
years with her ii; her husband. Lately he
had informed her that the. connection be-
tween them was 10 be broken oil, had de-
serted her and bad married another NO.
man. Judge Barnard decides that in effect
the parties were married, and that the all
srncc Of civil OF religious ceremony can-
net bc held to inyailale the contract ci-
tered into between the t'rn md aC,tnOW-
lodged hy Gotn in such IN Unlni>takahlc
way.-Ne2c Jork H'0rid.
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Terrible Acci;cnt-T!ca:re Burnt-A
TiIsyay,s.;a Suicide.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, November lG.-During
= fencing scene ut the theatre last night !.
rapicr struck a kerosene lamp, which eX-
Dl0dcd. The theatre took fire, and was
burned. Fifteen or twenty persons were
badly burned. Two dead bodies have been
removed. and others are still III the ruins.
Major e. Q. Howard, agent Of The Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne railroad, committed
suicide TODAY.
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Baltimore dealer has received an order
10 snip weekly to London during the season
barrel Of the choicest Chesapeake oysters.
"4rtn3 the season shipments to the same
%!alcss arc TO be made oil canvass-back
uacks, icrrupins, and all other Injuries for
"A'eA The Chesapeake and its shores are
Ioserbial.
ne cultivation of the cork tree on q
S S''L1l scale, as an experiment, has proved n
success III Eastern North Carolina.
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NoTMG At THE Consecutive hear from
Rome, says the Pail Mall Gazette of Noyem-
bee |, that at the approaching council, red,
h'ue, and white balls will be employed to
Ieprcscnt the votes, III the following man.
Aer: The red will be affirmative, the blue
negative, The white will express doubt or
U~~nt, hesitation or sheptiCisnl."
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The Grernbri"r Iadcpendcnitcll> OF L man
who Killed buck with 4 stone and the
Stalmton Spectator Of The killing Of :; hcal
weighing 800 pounds.
Very considerable portions Of the Eirgi-
MIA and Tennessee railroad have been re-
Gently r"!aid with 7 rails, Of improved ma he
ana material. from the rolling mills on the
rana near this city.-LWich5WV RCpubtt-
can.
On Saturday morning last John II. Hen
,ircn. Esq. Of this place. received a dispatch
from Philadelphia announcing The death vi
his brother, Dr. Samuel K. lIcndren, who
had been for week or ten day. in that city
OH business. The cause of his death Is I'M
known to u, but lie must lave died sud-
denly. rs he WAS in good health when he
LETT homc. and no intelligence that he was
sick was received till Il short time hcfore
his death occllrrcd.--NGnni0u Spectator.
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FOE T1HACCCNssTS,

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.
We would call the attention Of tobacco manu-
fac,urrrs IL the ;,rct that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued and II would he advisable to groove
the boxes strictly IN accordance with the revised
regulations. II pamphlet copy OF which viii he
Supplied gratis 10 any manufacturer upon apPli-
cation 10 us 10y mail.
We arc prepared to make TWo-TitiRDS CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value Of shipments
Of tobacco, &c.
HOFFMAN. BALI K CO..
Tobacco Commission Merchants,
M c3-cod3m e3 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
GPnln and Flour Market.

CORN AND FLOUR EErUASGE.l
RICHMOND, VA, November ls lSee.
OFFERINGS.
1rb.ot white Cis bushels. Red, ZOE bushels.
Inrn,-Whte. t4s bushels. Stra"-co!orcd w
bushels. Mixed. Sc bushels.
Odts-s2s bushels.
Rye.-is bushels.
f'0ckie.- 90 bushels
Tdilin1s.-5s bus hels.
SALES.
Vbent.-White $50 bushels nc sl.i1f l.: bush
els very good NJ &l50: 81 bushels good at 81 70 ~
bushcls fair at Il 40 80 bushels At sld l. hnsheis
At sl.os: 20 bushels foul ut sI3O: IS bushels verg
inferior at *l.I0; Ii bushels we're nieflnr ~ -
bushels nj 81 25-tnta gis bushels. ped, 10. pus,i
als very good at :i3o: 80 bushels mt Si2I l. nus.
els fou ut Sl.2 - bushels very Inferior 4, - -
bushels at sl.o5: IS bushels prime nj Sl.aZ;-lo'Ii'
3sJ bushels. :, ..,,,ho,s
Corn.-Wlte. 81 bushels new Mt 9oc i niishe ,
new at &c. 500 bushels good old nj slos % n.hei7
yvecvi-eaton at sl.0g total, SEQ UusE"is fliAeu'
60 bushels old Mt Sl.GS.
Oqts-e. bushels, prime at sc; 20 5msne Is
trashy at 5l". 200 bushels very W SGmd a. oic'
h1 shels common ut 53c.-tGtal, Is? bnsnciS'
Rus.-2l bushels prime Mt Sl.o5.
TniHagS.-s bushels 1T 7jc.
Cgcfe.-60 bushels 1T o5r.
RE-ExHIRITED.
Theat-Whte. 50 bushels Red 29) BUSINESS
Torn White. 500 bushels.
OutS.-2SS bushels.
REMARKS. Offerings Of Wheat on Change TO-
dav els bushels white and 7Oo bushels red: market
active for white and all sold: red less active and
lower. Corn in good demand and prices stcaHS.
Oats in moderate request and without any change
in rates. Transactions in Rye light sud prices
same as those railing for weeks past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-17

LASD SaLr,--To Mrs. Sarah Mauri>. Of
EiugiMnton, y. y, Il farm Of $50 acres,
near Madison :; Caro'iiic equity, Tor - ,2225 ;
hall cash, Eatnnce in six and twelve months.
10 Mr. thurman Mcrriicld, of New York
William knights farm, in Stafford county.
Of 80 acres. for LEO: part cash, balance
Oh nn.-ErcdcrckS!Nr4 Ne,rs.