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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

INDIAN CouEcILs.-The Teton-Sioux and
Grand River Indian delegations had for
NAL conference in Washington on Wednes
duy with the Secretary of the Interior and
tue Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. The
Grand River delegation arrived at the De-
partment ut about IL o'clock, and were
shown into the office Of General Cowcn, As
sistant Secretary OF theInterior, where most
of them took seats on the floor, few occu-
pyinS chairs. Secretary DeEano, General
Cowen, and General Walker soon after ap-
peared, when all the IndiuDs advanced and
shook hands with them. The Secretary
then addressed them, saying that the Great
Father had sent for them TO see if tiley were
willing to live at peace with tbr whites. The
Great Father wanted them to become farm
cr$, like the white men. and il they would
do. so, farming implements would be
given them. lie wanted them tn think
the matter over. and see if they did
not think that the best plan Aiany had
Indians have done great nIischtef3witti fire
arms, aud he asked the shiefs 10 see that
20 bad men were supplied with guns. Tbs
Great Father IL willing To- give the1 ull Tia!
the treaty stipiilatas. aud will deal fairly
with them. III return, they miss keep the
to- punish them. Bears Rib, Iron Hand,
Running Antelope, Two Bear, sitting Crow,
and several other chiefs, made short speeches,
in which they complained of unf liz treat
mcnt In the past, and asked for horses, guns,
ammunition, &c. They wanted the whites
to keep Oh the eastern side Of the Missouri:
there is plenty of land for,all, but the white
man must not encronch OH the Indians
hunting grounds. 'Eliey2 complained of the
railroads at some length for running through
their country md frightening away The
game, land said the treaty OF 1863 promised
them $1,000 each, which, they had never re-
ceiSed. ron = 81 e.,
fFhe Secretary said they had but faint
idea Of the numbers aud power of the whites.
They would be taken to great camp where
there are over 100000 white men (meaning
New York;. The Indians again shook hands
and left, seemingly well pleased with their
interview.
At about haIf-past | o'clock the Teton
Sioux delegation had an interview with the
Secretary and General Walker. The Secre-
tary repeated what be hod told the Grand
River delegation, and assured them Of the
desire of the Great Father TO- i've ut peace
with them. At the conclusion OF bis address
Medicine Bear and several other chiefs made
speeches, which, in tue main, were friendly
in tone; after which the usual Misunderstanding
took place, and the delegation returned TO
tleir quarters at the Washington House.
The Indians wore :ll their best forgery
paint, eagles feothers, bells, bears' claws,
pipes, shells, beads, &c.-and presented
very picturesque appearance.
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pRlScE EDwAgD.-The Farnville (Ta.)
Commonwealth Of yesterday contains the fol.
lowing items 49,. =. -. - =.

Prince EDwARD.-The Farrnyille (va.)
Commonwealth Of yesterday contains the fol.
lowing items: 49, :. ,. ~ 81 -;
General Nems.-From the 1st day of Janu-
airy, 1872, up to this date eight and half
montliS) there have been 50 marriage licenses
issued in the county. The number of deeds
recorded in tue clerks office during the same
period is 1913. Thenulnber of births for the
years ending May ljt, 1872, is SIS; the num-
Der of deaths tor the same period, 126.
Three nships-Hampden, Farmville, and
Lcigh--reporL1, III dogs The other two
Buffalo and Leckett-report abour 100, which
shows the Number of dogs (reportedl in the
county to be 1900, or dog and q bali, to
every ten inhabitants. Now, when we COM
slider chat these dogs bring into tho treasury
fifty cents per head. or 5000 per annu,n, it
must he confessed 1t is 10 mean subject of
taxation. grin .
Union Theological Se1ninury.-The ses-
sion of this institution opened on the 9th in
slant. We understand that tilly-odd students
have entered, and that considerable num-
Der more are expected. 1t should certainly
be a subject of congntulatlon to all good
men to see so many of the very flower OF the
educated young men of our country turning
their attention to the great work of the min
istry. If the number were many times lis
great rs it is there would be found work
enough for them all.
Hampden Sydney College. The present
session of this institution has opened under
better auspices than ut any time since the
war. We learn that a larger number OF ste.
dents matriculated during the first week of
this session, which opened on the 9th in-
stant, than during the whole OF last session,
snd Others are arriving.
Professor Edma,d Lockes.--W We See from
q Texas paper that our teWnsman Edmund
Lpckett, Esq, who. recently graduated ut
Hampdsn Sydney College, has been elected
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LounouN.--The Loudoun (Ea.) papers OF
the 18th furnish the following items rl.

Vic lot'' III hlsu VIC ioiioNtuS 1teAls a..'
The Lloyd Poisoning Cdse.-In the noted
Lloyd care it has been developed that the
indictment was not signed 10y the Common.
wealth's Attorney. a writer says:
"Our lawyers differ as to the law on this
point. Some think it good Indictment
On examination / have found several Yir.
ginia and other decisions to the contrary.
The question is Il new one here, and will ex-
cite great interest. But there are Virginia
and other authorities which sustain OH in.
dictment Endorsed by the grand jury and not
signed by the Commonwealth Attorney,
Dig Coon.-Wc understand that q coon
was caught and killed on the'f hrm of Mr.. T..
G.. Caufman, near Goresyille. one night last
week. that weighed twenty-seyen and three.
quarter pounds. t.r..s .! .-.2fi1 j
Good Whedt.-Mr. Robert Dickey, hear
Great Fall, raised wheat this year that weigh
cd 663 pounds, struck measure.
Rams and CroE.-We had several fine
rains last week. the one on Friday being
specially copiollS; since which time the
weather has been cool and bracing, remind
ing us forcibly that the season for thick
clothing is fast approaching. Our crops are
turning out well, excepting grass only
Marriage and DedH.-TwelYc marriage
licenses have been issued THUS fer this mouth.
Our community had the great misfortune
yesterday morning to lose Mrs. Walter Har.
rison. She was daughter Of the lste 1,r.
William L. Powell, Of Alexandria.
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rtrERSBURG MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER ls.-Cotf0n.-Th receipts Yesterday
were small and the sales about 20 bales of old and
new at Is6i lee. with the market shade weaker.
lTh.,f.- The market Is very tirin and active. We
quote SO for choicGssllt Sl.66 81 70 for good
S556ISl.e5 for prime to choice red, and 81. ieM
so for medium to cool red. Seed wheat Is wanted
and will bring good prices. - r.. ;.
Corn Stock light and we quote the market firm
at zoe. for prime.
Rye.-Markct firm at 9oc. a. "a. ...L-t.s 3. .
0ifs we note safes IN large lots at iaGL50c. for
spring; wiittr oats, g165ssc. black oats. 6507Sc!
Flour active; new city family. $3.50; extra, $50
asa; surerdnc, S7.5OGSs; old Baltimore extra ~;
supertipe. = 6lS65o.
Peonrts,-No stock on baud and no sales 10 re-
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VII .NlSE1OS INCA MARK EITS.

SEPT GMBER l7.-Spiris TJ;JspiinS. Sales "f
sS5 arrelsls1 AT SIC. AMI II AT 5G1r. Market quiet
Rosiu.-Market quiet. Sales Of 3,i3i barrels ~
G3.o5 for strained f15 Tor u. tTa No f5.o06tfi for
low M. |. .. 5.
truds 7Wrytufinf.-Thc market firm. Sales OF
Gas barrels ut 1875 for hard, Is for yellow Dip aud
s. for virgin.
at 1910 Il barrel. . ...: ..-r
LDttons-Nlarkct quiet. Sales Of l33 bales al lsc.
for mi,ldllug aud lIfc. for low ml1.illng.
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COMMERCIAL.
EORNIAED FIUURyExGHAHGE.l4
ffcHsfoED, VA, 6eptemter 10. fs7.
/ 49, q, <.ssts - So =,

i. =
fffcHMosD, VA, September 10. fs5. 4
OFFERINGS
NnGAf-W htte. i.esi tns,,els Red, $500 bushels.
I CaRy.-Hliitel GO bnshsIas ttfg fi<*E + ~ 4
OATs,-- 1850 bushels .,.s al.it ..y . F,fsf3f
~ EAf.Eh. #tftt,ss . f..1.
WuEAr.-Whitc, 5of bushels very good as sls7;
800 bushels prime ON private terms S2o Bushels w
good at 81 as 81 bushels prime AZ Sf.ss e. bushels
common at sl,e5; 81 bushels at stss: 80 bncfiels
ut 81. ss bushels at sse; 90 bushels good at Il
Id bushels eoinmen ut $I5a-tetal, 1870 bushels.
WHEAT:-Red, 200 iyuslrels common at sizes: 100
bushels fair at sl.7o; 522 lsliels prime on private
terms: - bushels common ut 9lsg: az bushels verv
gncd at $780, .ss bushels good at Si75 4s b'.sels al
to.bshels common on private fcrms; 90 bush
els at slss 80 bushels NJ sI.ss; to4 bushels prime nj
sls5; go bushels common at sfsa-totsI, ?,oIs BUSH
els. = a.s- So
CcRH. White. Us bushels at a.c.;. -. bushels ut
- 2 ~ 4 I +
UATS.-1es bushels good yirgink, ut sc. II busl,-
els very cu.nmun Mt g. .I8 Iaislieis winter ON pr.
Vgte terfns-tDfaI. .gs bushels.
s,-z4 RE-EXfiIBlTED. 500.
WHEAT.-Reti. 2!i bushels.
OATS.-lls bushels. l.! FIT. T,-.-s-.-
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FURNITURE, &c.

r d. GATEWOOD, $40 Broad street be-
~ tween Third and Foilrth streets.-l have now
on hand and am daily receiving large stuck OF ns "
Painted, Cottage. and Stained Chamber Suits. rang.
Ing in price from a75 to $500. Parlor Suits. IN
Hair-CIotl. Striped aud Plain Terry. frpn sIs to
Vanishing. and Repairing Old Furniture. I's
From py long experience In business feel con
fident that can give general satisfaction as regards
prices and terms. ). d. GATEWooD.
I,rmelnh.r No. 30 Broad street 70 ID U
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y d. y e. .
FIRGIN1ANs FOR THE IsTHMUs.- -Seyeral more
young gentlemen of our feighborhood are
about to start for Central America to join the
engineering party under Mr. Addison Mar
bury, who are now there. engaged on the
Costa Rca riilroad.r Messrs. Miner and
Dunn, of Alexandria, and Mr.. L., T. Ball, of
Fairfax county, will start for the Isthmus On
Wednesday next, 18th Instant, in the steamer
General Sherman, which leaves New York
on that day. They, with the party row there,
expect to remain three years, and so obligate
themselves to the Costa Rica Government,
which in return pays them very liberal sala-
ries in gold. commencing from the date of
their starting. The railroad they are to "a
sist in constructing will be very important
one when finished, and will open direct COM
m,nication by rail with the great oceans on
either side Of the continent. -Alerandrta
(TG.) Sentinel. 'a' i..'"
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AS there had not been lump Of ice in
Ripley, Miss, tor twelve years, they had
q festival the other day: when their new
narrow-gsause railway cars brought them
some.
4 patent for 4 pocket nfatsh-bos wac lately
sold for &, 900 gold. !.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 1.-THE market for wheat Is less
bctve ata decline In prices; offerings Of 3as bushels
white and o.c3G of red with sales OF the former ut
SI7i for prime. and 81 SO and &ls5 for choice andof
the litter 1t :51 for fair, IL co. SlG5. and Sl7o for
| medium to good, aud Sl.7s and Sf.fe for prime
Corn is stcady-oSrripgs OF 100 bushels mixed, with
sales at 10. TO- and Tie. Rye Is rn-erings small.
with sales at 81. Oats are In light rcccipt-no sales
rpDOrtu.
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professor In Burk Masonic Institute, Cicero
kee county. Texas.
Sentenced 10 the PenfteatidrG--He Henry
Ford fcolored), for robbery, has been SEN
fenced TO sight years In the State prison.
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t,,,E>RrRa. September ~. 1872.
.,.,,,;rc Of The Central Greeley and
-" ,,,f was held last night, President
">E = Caller in the chair. There were
'A'' hrrdrcd members in attendance.
r"f - rIrrtrd tho following delegates to
,H'' 49,. !, on the Grcclry CinhS Central
.",, -, Richmond Colonel j. Is.
lion. {. F. Collier. Captain
>l.k>. MAJOR ". +. {. Gregory.
errrory. It WAS also determined
"'. J.. mas, meeting nj the courthouse
r!nc,day night. tnWhlcn the German
MI rhr general public viii hc invited.
Hon Robert puld, "t Richmond;
i,Au ". Daniel. Of lynchburg !;
=, E,yAr',> ana Captain /. W.
,',., a Famvillr /. Mr.. +. h. Harris,
-. .r.nnn.E. and other prominent speak
,>y,},-l to address the meeting.
.. ,hrm have already Si-nihcd their
,.. ,}n 80. The German tiub will
t.,r =, demonstration at m early date.
s.1,.r ,lr election in S!lvanla, if ITS
satisfactory. we are to hold grand
- r,ll,. with barbecue and public
,.,.. an the Poplar Lawn. The Liberal
.yii,ntlv rcyiying among us.
u. have been issued in the lnpclf for
.....n.. ,n.murrow night IT the Cnnser-
.N' ward ctu">, 'I 'I' in,i 49, % w ,n
.. l'-Htr> I" i''' p'n Nv, 80. 20 H -,
v. 4Gc>iI"n =. o,%"','@'.'V,' VI r ,rv:
va-l rh!u> VIII al" u oAo"9''' Wy ''' WIZ
,.hY.ilon. ,~.
i@"4MrriI Term q. ''!v h,,S"n7> EH'"'
..~,n today. Jlid-c H. W. It'',' H''''uS'
fl, fri.owtn- rtiiItll> '"n>'n'h'"' tnc lV-
.s Ind t1TH. 'o'n II; ''t,c'>"' }!'. ~
.r ". II. iEWIy, - W. hHm 'Io' II, -
nu-. Ecl"It h'nny, II. W. No'ii,I' III"
a.. l. ophc. nc iolio" nv t..'e "'h> "t'e
r.uA. Fer i'I"n'r>, y. W liai'i>, NHiu>
n''s. fnak SPENCER -NicAanuei Nhuu'e.
i!....,- t''n- John blo"h, li'f'li ''niei'
'hWN M'H' 'H"! ,"',' ",'" ~.
ar. m-'rhr1hor, h!'',"'" r'l ~ W.
'H "'"' hsi.l "'' ",T'''I" W. 'o,",! Goo
iN' ri>' ct .N'> IA. ,"I'' ''u.'" ~,
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INIrIsVii.iE KT.

+, SEPTEMBER ia.-Dnttr. the seek tust c!gEed nc,
important cl.,fges havs sies clipped tfcmselfe ~
this market. 4 good tNlrry eoitsiiiaej TO psegau
continue to show M upward tendency, With at I'M
prorenief1t In prices for fngs aid COMMON and me
dunn leaf. as will I've oisafYe. by reference 10 our
quotations below. The offerings and receipts con-
thine light and will remair sn during the remainder
of the tobacco year. We quote rs follows 'ss
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klchnl9na.<e1s lsasss.Sa. ufO RAJ
sSENGI


" ROAD.-On and after July lat PaX3Nenx
TRAINS will leave Richmond IN follows:
$50 4. M.-M.Ii TRAIN Except Sunday for
tbs White Sulphur Springs. connecting at Goriops-
vile with the Orange, Alexsndria and Manassas
train for Washington and North, aud Lynchbufg
and South. t.
4:4s r. M-ACCOMMODATIO TRAIN except
Sunday for Gortonsville arriving Mt $40 I'm:
Saturdays ruu5 through 10 Stsunou, arriving ut 81
T.. N. This train connects ut Gordonsyille with
the night trains the urruRc, Alexandria aud Aia
nassls ruilrudiOr LYNCIIGURGsnd WASHING
TON.
4 train leaves Gor,"nsvlic except Monday nj
sl5 4. li. for White sulphur Springs. arriving at
l:l6 p.
Through, tickets, al low rates, gold to ul points
Northwest aud Southwest. :. t.a' ssf -
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qmeenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, IIavrc, Rotterdam,
Bergen. Copenhagen, and GothenburS, to all points
on This road, fan be bought of tho Geucral Ticket
Agent uf Richmond, OF can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further Information may be obtained at the Com.
pany's Offices. .L- s.. .,a
A. IL. FERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES T. SETHERLAHD, General Ticket Agent.
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commont working leff slaaslis Il; ,fair working
leaf. st2ISf3.5o coed to very coca TorksnE leaf,
Sl4EsIs 1.-THE latter for prime dirk grades.
EoaGae sun-cfred GpenJnR. q. 4
We quote c0at-rnfed, for wrappers. at a15fssf5s
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JAMES Z. BRAGG. 201 corner Secondm
~ aud Broad strrets, has nov on hand aud ~.
continually receiving superior stock of TNSf
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DlNING-ROOM' !
FURNITURE, which am selling for cash a. low
ms can he bought I'm the city. ALso ON haIid, NAT
TKESSES of all descriptions Of my own make.
Uph0LlcrIng and Furniture repaired at the shortest
noijrc 800 -. = ..' So ls-gm*
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NruerNG.-The Lynchburg. Va, papers

N"uetNG.--The Lynchburg. Va, papers
~ ,'.i"fdiy furnish the following items:
Nwr'cr Il Murdered Nut'S IFidOr.-
~. ihr al in weeks since Il man named
/" IAN hiyam.a ging.mau employed on the
'F't-" md Alexandria railroad between
''#r'grw station and Amherst Courthouse.
WIS ''und on the track In Il badly mutilated
''hltllon con after the passage of the south
"Eh" ul"'t passenger train. and died in u
'N hnUir> after be was first discovered. 1t
WI, ihcu supposed That he was intoxicated
u" Ill ihIicA asleep on the track, and been
a." "'"T 10y 'lr ears. Tx, wounded man
III. '"' tadIy hurt to BIZ able to speak and
wee any account a. 10 how he received his
""''>, hHt there were some circuIn-
-'i"N connected with the affair which
'"'I some persons coguizant Of the
10 suspect that he had been
"' dealt with. Ii was known that
.'n lAlhed Jaut> Spencer, night-watch.
'iA on The section on which Bryant worked,
1.5 i'r som" time been on intimate terms
! "' 'h' drceascd's wife, who is represented
" very handsome young woman, and
''' 'hr Death ii BRYANT this intimacy lad
WI iA" )" open and public as to occasion
'''H tl'k IN The ncighborhood where the
IT, .hcd. ca Monday night Spencer and
~ ~ fEEnnl rioled Tor parts unknown,
'H"'< u" Orange train going North, aud
avg '''' s''icc been heard from. As watch
~. ~, = was spenccr's duty to pass over his
,a' 't>t l'r!or 10 the passage Of the train,
d" '''o he doue SO 1t would have been al
np,% impossible for him to fall to see
'N"hf, who, when found, was in n shallow
,Nlr.
"i'd No'''' Homestead Cases. Several
u alleged violations of the enforce
" "'' A@Hln>t Mr,>fs. Brorkenbrough,
' TWIN, and Blanchard were continued
"' next terra. Final discharges in
N"i'cN Were issued 10 McsSrS. .Jaincs
~ ~ II, Newer. J. Il. Carson, w. II.
H. -. i. Jones. and J. VI. Chrksou. d:
avg, Bond announced that he would re-
,"' opinion Of Judge Rivcs on the
>'ao law IN chambers in Richmond
'H' first Tuesday IN October; after
'' # Inc 'onrt adjourned.
'">"' II Hcchoas. Il 'nder the |
f., '' wv. "l The enforcement act, passed |
49,. t"lh gay Of june last. Judge Bond. |
,Nl'cu States Circuit Court. now in
,, n IL Ibis city, Yesterday appointed
.. '" Everett ". Early, the clerk of that |
~, ,''"' supervisor Of elections for the !
..i, -" n'>tricl ol Virginia, territory em-
''S more than half the STAT.
r Wo car loads of sheen were
ST., NV w., , 10 the Baltimore market Yesterday
'' 'r'nS" aud Alexandria railroad
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tt'F ? ..tu,. LISGjPURLIC. itg,; g,:f
On T. and after THURSDAY, August LIST. until
further notice trait leaves this depot AT $50 p. Nj,
connecting at West Point With the splendid steamer
State Of Virginia for
BALTIMORE, PHiLADEEPHtA.FE NEW YORK.
AND BOSTON. AND ALE Po1frs WEST,
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. AND SATURDAYS
and for WEST POINT daily ut the same hour. ar
irving at Richmond at 1880 A. VI. i.
Freight train leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
all points North aud West; and on Mondays, We'd
tuesdays, pnd Fridays for local freight between
Richmond and West Point, at a 4. N.
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. Through bills of ladnR given
TO all points. No freight taken by passenger tran
FARE.
From Richmond ~ Baltimore. ........,...."s4 90
From Richmond Il, Philadelphia. .....-..... as
From Richmond 10 New York. .............. 10 so
From Richmond to Boston all rail II %
From Richmond 10 Boston ria the SOund..... II rs
WILLIAM n. BRAGG. Superintendent
J. J.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent'
aszzsszau1 tySe
~ II ~
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RICHMOND. 1,IyE-srocK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Report OF sales OF I've stock from the eieS
scales from 18th to 18th or September. 1872 ...
CHttls.-lss head sold at 5Glac., gross, l,., -.
Sheel.-sO head ut "a &C., gross.
H01x,-l?i head al eQI7c.. net.
LlGl5s.-Per head, S16lSi. ..-ai ..... ..s.,'
Sock Sheep.-Per head. 993.25.. .,-..r.
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,up,ry SPIRIT REvlvING-THE
-uf ''h ,,, I%r,ycs WELL AITENnED-sTIR'
tlh "r,rru OF COLONEL GEORGE W
IN" , RIG BARBECUE PROMISED
r'N ,,,,..rrxGe COURT submissive
~ n,r,rc,TrS To 1hF PEN1TESTt
~ ..cpG,>lzATlnN or COSsERYA
~ -.,',yn -J0uEN NiSTIC--MR
'ln,T,,rl. sTlcks-~EEi1GloUs o'SA"i"N
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.V' na 1AWIIy nj sI..1' 70 INIT q
SIio: so barFcls>Sfe ut .7.?5.
Lowell at rs 100 barr els been more
lVhalt.-TEc rrccinfs of wheat rfTe SHAY

IIVWkI IUU UVUT TIVTU
lhha.-TEc receipts of wheat T'f2Qzsa ;S~bave
liberal, aud under a moderate demand prices 2zRs
declined during the week 1o 49, Ter tshel, closing.
quote best samples red at Sl.i5645U; hill, SIS.
white l.se sl.J5, as 10 grade. Low grades of rcd
sell down 10 Sl5. Sales of the day, $50 bushels
white sample at so 200 bushels hill at Sls5, 1000
bushels red sample ut Sl.i7, bushels do. at Sl.I5
70d bushels do at S.42, 7c0 bushels do. at Sl35.
CUrn.-The receipts during the week have a.eil
fair, with as,cdy but not active dcuand. and there
has been change in quotations. Mixed car, tsc.
sIn!led the same ear: white held lc. higher
Sales of the day, 4pu0 bushels mixed To arrive
at &c. i.pau bushels mixed var on the spot n! &c.
100 bushels mixed ut ijlc 2.n00 bushels mlNe,
arr I've at I5c, ..s. .- |
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\ Inn, i'"a Agr:culn,nl Society osas n
- , r'.n u 81 900, TO be la!d twelve years
.! 10 Tie State, y F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

n, ,iH hra1n AT IIoTEL.-Dr. Abel
=, ~ native of Maine, arrived from
m. ~ sunday on the Ocean Queen.
W.. %eIc engaged at French's Hotel for
i ,! 'I> ifi"nd and fellow passenger Mr..
w., .nI,if%sy' Tuesday an old friend Of
* f t!s called on him, and as they
,rt , 2nIs DR.. Wendell fell dead. De-
"a' been for some time In ill-hcaIth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20
WESTERN FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKETS.

ST. LOtIS. MO-. September ia active demand
continues for wheat, aud dealers are paying full
prices for soud, choice lots. Corn ts In moderate
demand and rurs easy. Oats are In fair request.
Rye is iu good dcmaud and prices are firm and re-
ccipts are Fir. farley and malt are steady ~.
The movements In breadstuffs have BEEN rather
active during The. week closed this evening. aud
prices area shalc .trmer with slight advance IN
some grades. Shipments during tho week were ,.3n
barrels for the southern market. and iaI barrels fur
the East. In addition to tbis an active local demand
prevail cd. To-iays transactions embraced nearly
1000 barrels assorted grades t the following cuuta-
lions: Suprrtnc, sass. 25 extra s. .2G@Ss. Is: cx-
tr, family, 50 .?51 81; No. Is 81 5OMS,; fancy, -
ass %
CINCINNATI OHIO, September H.--FfOur.--The
M ,rket has been dull most of the week, and had
there been any Increase IN receipts We would have
hid more of a dcciine.'
With al!mi:cd supply prices are lUGi5c. lower than
one wcrk ago. Al the close there Was more afifII,a-
ton III the trade AID the demand better. We quote
fancy at sI.7Sdlss.5o: family. S7.5cMS7.s5; with
cnice At Nib; extra, S1.:5GS7.s snperne. $3.50
Ie: spring family. 30 7a99Ss5; low grades. ~ ?3eI
$3.50 rye $3.50 Sales of ~ barrels sample At 81 rs
yssSsels rhoire family i775: l5e barrels family mt
200 asnrIng family nj SEE: rs barrels