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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08
prTEPSHIRG MARKETS,

MARCH s.-COtton.-Market steadicr. The 81
however. were limited amounting TO about Is bales.
basis OF 2lc. for very good. Holders were ASK
Ing higher for prime cnton but buyers were iudis-
posed 10 advance their offers.
)Fhe,H.-a1arkct firm with much inquiry. Choice
white wonld bring sl.75 to :l,u; prime ditto, Sl65:
good ditto, SlGo. Prime purple straw. rcd, Sl.o5
rcd and white Sl?5sI.35. The stock Is very light,
and good qualities much wanted By miicrs.
COJn.-.larket firm ~ IS19!5c.
EYe.-90c.6lSl.
O,ts.-Srring oats. 73FI &C.: winter. 9oc.@Si.
Eow.-tlour active and In demand. Home
brands are getting scarce. We quote choice brands
family Sg5vnSic, and city brands extra $3.50 and
81; super s::5o0S,: fine, sc.59. Western Hour SOC.
to 81 Below these quotaiions-a In wholesale lots.
POtptoes.-lriSE--Eari rose, S3.50@SI. pe..ch-
blow. 50 Jackson, white. 81 early pink-eye, yell
low, 81. Sweet potttocS are scarce and In demand.
PeUnGts-ihe market Is decidedly dull, with
good stock on hand. Our friends In :he country
would do we'll to Withhold further consignnents for
4 few days We quote: Strictly fancy lots. .ic8
:l5u: strictly prime, S3uG sl.0; good, si4Sl.25;
cu:ulron. JrMf5c.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA., !
r CprSo r6t-<TY March a. M

ITO JOHN W. TALLEY, COLLECTOR
Il OF TUCKAHUE TOWNSHIP, IIENRICO
COUNTY, AND 4. c. GREEN. L. i. GREEN,
AND W: T: HANES, SECURITIES on HIS o.
OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia, for TIC benefit VI
tie county of Hcnricn, move the County Court Of
Henrico, on the eighth duy Of its next term, that
being tie s,h day OF pril ls7c, for Judgment against
YOU and each oil you for three thousand and twenty
four dollars aud eighty-ninc cents that bcIn5 the
amount due by you 10 the Commonwealth on ac-
count Of Tux bills placed In the hands of John W.
1ailcy, said COLLECTOR and not yet accounted Tor IS
required by law. ~
County Treasurer, Hcnrico county, Va.
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COMMERCIAL,
a,l:sss. ::
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. March ], Ia72.

800 fNICHMOyD, YA.- March ], Ia72.
OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-Whltc. &c bushels. Ecd, 10 bushels. r
CoRS.-Wblte. Lass bushels. Mixed, 55l bushels.
0aTs.-2.2 bushels. 5n VII
RTE-e6 bushels.
PEAs.-G bushels.
+ - 2. SALES.
WHEAT.-Whitc, ~ bushels prime at s1.s2; L
bushels good ut :l75 Red. 10 bushels very good at
sI.7s.
ConS.-Whte, 45s bushels prime at &c.. 60 bushels
very good ut Gee. 50 bushels very good 1t CSC Mixed
So bushels prime nj CSC.
OATs.-fc bushels prime at CSC.
PEAs.-s bushels at ooc.
RYE.-G6 bushels good ut csc.
REMARKS.
The offerings Of grain continues Light. No doubt
doubt but when the severity Of the weather becomes
ahated the quantity win Increase. Corn shows IN
tendency. Oats drln, aud within one cent
OF being as high rs corn.
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~ ~ ABOUT 90 aiesat Tie. for low iisiddling. 4ie
ifo IN fssrS ~ acs; AZ and the
to-day Of a.sS6 bushels white ut eJ4c.:
End nsht mlxsd and yellow at DIE .'f-T -''ts'
PsdHata. The rnnket tc-day WINS rroyf active.
sales g, aso bugs we're made at prices rafng frr,
70 q, ace9esaing TO quality prime nuts selling at
Peas-Bhck are dull, and we a1ote at Al oss,e, N.
5lack.eyes quiet at 81 cay-we have heard Of NO
81 Odts--So sales torc1sort.
Eggs.-Markct quiet Il. 25c.
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The Northern Pacific railroad is nov
open to Red river.

The Northern Pacific railroad is now
open to Red river.
General b. C.. Howard, Of Baltimore, died
on Wednesday. lie was widely known and
highly respected.
In Eastport, Me-, Tuesday, the mercury
fell forty-nine degrees i'll ten hours, stopping
1T fifteen below zero. Tic scvcreSt snow
storm of the season occurred the same day,
blockadimg all the railroads.
Tic Ohio House Of Delegates has passed 4
bill to protect the stockholders Of railroads
by declaring all contracts now existing be-
tween railroads and FIST freight lines null
and void.
Saturday week ago at Uuion, Monroe
county, Major Cyrus Newliu, who is rcpu-
ted to be the writing editor of tic Monroe
Register, and Ebert Fowler, editor Of tho
Border H'atchman, rival paper, came in
collision at dinner table. Fowler drew Il
pistol, but parties intcrtcred before Inc could
use it, Wheeling Intclhgemcer.
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CHARLESTON IS. C.) MARKETS.

MARCH l.-Ccuoa.-Selicrs were enabled to real
lie an advance OF about &c. 2 b.. the stock being
light and held firmly. Sales, i5O halessay III l9tc.
~ at agc, 10 ~ 205c 1T eoic, At 2lc 80 IL 2itc
lis at 2iic., 20 on private terms We quote Liver
TOOL classification: Ordinary 10 good ordinary, aO9
slc low middling, 2ltc. mlddling, 21ac.; strict
mldd!ng. nominal
Rtce.-Sal.s about 25o t.erces Of clean Carolina
saw Is terces mt II! Ut X. Il. IT L. ~ ut see. "a d.
common to fair az 1s6Djsc.: good, sStstc. = b.
Sdrul Stores.--There was moderate business In
resins; saes lsD barrels. among which were 10 No.
Ut a.. 50 and IS No. J ut SI.lo.
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Fire In tho Country.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
CLOVER HILL P1Ts, CHESTERFIELD CO., VA.,,
March 2, 1872. 5
On Friday night about II o'clock the
dwelling-house of William NJ. Overton, Esq,
about three miles from this place, was de-
stroyed by fire. The fire originated in the
smoke-house. When discovered it was
nearly in ashes. Mr.. Overton saved small
portion of his furniture in the building, but
lost some three or four hundred dollars in
cash which was in an adjoining room. 1t is
said to lie the work Of an incendiary. No i'll
Surancc. FRIEND.
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STATE OF FIRGISIA,l

ITO JOHN W. TALLEY. COLLECTOR
L OF TUCKAIIOE TOWNSHIP, HENRiCO
COUNTY. AND 4. c. GREEN, +. A.. GkEES,
AND W. T. HANES, SECURITIES On HIS ot-
FICIAI. BOND: Take notice that will, IN the
name of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, move The
County Court oil Henrc0 county, on the eighth day
of April, 1872, for judgment against You ana eich
Of YOU for six thousand one hundred and siNty-two
dollars and tfty-sx cents, that being the amount
due by you 10 the Commonwealth on account II Ia
bills placed in the hanGs OF John w. Ialley, SAID
collector aud not get for according 10 law.
WILLIAM NJ. McGRUDER,
County Treasurer, Hennco county, Va.
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Still ANOTHER ATLANTIC tAPIE.-lhe
LonGon Times OF the 29th ul,imo says: Ut
i understood ll.at basis has been agreed
uuJn between Tie existing Atlantic telegraph
c5lpani,> ~ which tic French Cable Com
l1any undertake - ky Il new cable between
Ills country &nl the United States. 1t Is
satisfactory thus to find that the present CON-
h,it,icn recognize the requirements Of the
p;iliic for Il thoroughly efficient service, i'll
1.1,endrn' IT tAc acrsltuts 10 land lines, etc.
>.,ur modification Of the tariff is also said to
8. n cvu.rmphtion.' The Times las here
tuElrc reported that arl1nGcmcilS nave bern
1a..c.rd hy which III independent cable
!, ."glr,,h j, 10 be laid. Ii both entcrpris, 5
arr carried out we shall have five cables in
operation under the Atlantic ocean.
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Totals. $4,000 SS8o,50O
The origin Of the fire Is traced to the rear
part of the third floor, where oily rags used
in cleaning machinery were permitted to ac-
cumulatc. 1t is the opinion of those who
seem to lie best informed on the subject that
the fire was tic result Of spontaneous COM
bustion.
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USExPEcTED.-We passed n high enco-
MUM in our last upon the musical attain
ments of our brother Of the Richmond Dis
patch, stating that he had better ear for nlu-
sic than ourself. To this he replies "Then
the Commonwealth man must be the editor
who recently had eleven inches of his ears
frozen OIL"
Who would have expected such a reply ::
Really, the brother reminds lis of Josh Bill
inS's billy goat, described as having horns at
both ends, and butting Unfortunately.
Whether you censurc or praise, pet or teazc
him, he bUtts.-F'armuiNe Commonwealth.
I'VE beg pardon.]
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,,DpIA MARKETS.

MARCH, 5-The market for wheat Is unchanged:
orrin- Of 81 bushels white and $50 of red with sales
OF tie Iurrer 1T Sl.7! Tor fair. and of the Latter 1t
slfT for commc,, Fi.15- sl7G. and S!.77 for good,
and $3.50 and s.S2 for prime; no choice samples on
Change.
Crii Is quiet and unchanged; offerings Of 60 bush
els mixed. with salcsa &c.
small sales Of OntS Ut Gyc.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

T ME, LIME, LIME.-Thc Lime manu-.
~ flciurcd by us In Eotutourt county, known Us
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, will hereafter
ic pnt upon the ,utrket under tie name Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME Orders for which inay he left Il, GU
Office, Nc. 1903 Dock street.
DILLON, Elicit & co.
November 81. 1871. no. ~
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WILD PIGEoSs.-An old colored man from
Charlotte, who had been on q hunting expe-
dition to the great pigeon roost in that
county, brought to market yesterday over
two hundred pigeons, which he claimed to
have killed in three or four hours. lie sold
them readily ut ten cents apiece.-LwchJurg
Ners.
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.iDDefS...............l
ST. LOUIS, MO.

MARCH 4--Receiycd sol hogsheads. Attributable
10 the Large increase In receipts lus have declined
In price but leaf sold full as high previously. anu
colcry workers good bright wrappers were very
scarce. The manufacturing demand was active ::
some few shipping purchases were made, but cur
rent rates are above the limits given to buyers and
no activity In that direction could be expected; nu-
mcrous orders OH the market we hear, but awaiting
lower rates. ...
We quote. q 100 fts. New-Factory Tugs. $5.75G
Sc.lu; planters lugs $3.50 S7.o5; leaf, S4sl2:
wrappers, $l2d$2O. No description old nor tint
briphf new Offering.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND. VA.

MARCH, 7-Receipts and offerings Of all grades are
full with the exception Of bright wrappers, receipts
of which continue small. Prices Of dark tobacco In
high order are slightly lower, while that In fair or
der and of good weight is In demand and firm at our
quotations. Bright wrappers are brisk and prices
bnoyant. large supply of this class is needed and
we draw The attention Of planters to this fact. VIZ
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THE JAYNE FIRE IN PmLADELrHIA.-Thc
Philadelphia Telegraph gives the detail Of
losses and insurance by the fire which origi-
mated in the granite building of Jayne & Co.,
in that city, on the 4th instant, as follows:
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DEATH or JAMES You've, EsQ.-,James
Young, Esq, the wcli-known book and job
printer, died at his residence, on AisQuith
street, near Faycttc street, yesterday after
noon, of intermittent con3c>tivc chlls, in
his tifty-nnth year.--BaL,more Sun.
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TIE LATEST TulNG IN SAFEs.-Thc Bos-
ton Journal says that 4 new safe has been in
vented which makes things very unpleasant
for burglars. The walls are filled with gun
powder in such Il manner that the blows of
slcdgc or the cutting Of a chise i'll the at
tempt to rob the safe will ignite the powder,
blow Off the outer crust. annihiiate the bur
@lar, and leave the contents OF the safe unin-
iurpl
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CiNt!v%Ar Pork PACKIHG.-The number
ii no. packed in Cincinnati during the sea-
,ou ills; closed was Csc, 30l greater than ever
L. fore. The number packed i'll 1868 was
COS. 40. since which date the number had
ranged between So $50 and 800 on. !heaS-
arrc.atc weight Of the present seasons pack
iu@ was nearly l4G,G0o,o0o pounds. or, say
5000 tons; the average price paid per cWt.,
Mt. was 500, making the a"SrcSa.@ cess OF
! L;c lnrlt = .M,n.SI.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

MARCH e.-Cotton.-The tone of the market re-
mains firm, with f0w transactions. The sales ameunt-
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WEEKLY REPORT or THE LIVE STOCK
MARKET OF RICHMOND.
cattle, S. weight, oi5So pounds; price, 4G72c.,
grass. ,
Sheep, So: weight, o,725 pounds; piice, 5Gs!c.'
':ross. Il extra hic; weight, 1880 pounds; price,
lac, gross.
logs, CO; weight. 1870 pounds; price, 7Gsc.,
grCz..
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SECULAR WoEIISG OF Mr.. BAYlI's Will
The New Orleans Times says:
"cp'eadid L"qncy.--Mr. Il. II. Bayly. 4
Tir.iurn ~ birth, and many wears Il pros
I,ro,s merchant OF this city, ltrly departed
Iii. itr His will was prohatcd in the Sc
cond District Court Il few days ago. 1t con-
l,.il.- the following provision:
y give to the Washington Robert !. Lee
College ri Lexington, Va. seventy thousand
dollar, in cash, say $4,000. to establish a
proG>.or>hip ~ be called by my namei the
president aAd trustees Of the said college
Shall designate The most useful one Tor me
Institution. The alnouI', say SIO,o00, shall
bc Kept - Il permanent fund, the amount
Tevcl u be made less; The interest on the
same to be paid in support Of the said pre-
fc,s"r>i,ip.
a. appoint my brother. G. NJ. Daylv, "f
Ills ciT:, aad General Lee, the president q
Washington and r. j.. Lee, 1T Lexington, or
his successor IN office, NY executors or ad-
ambassadors 10 carry this will into effect,
without their giving any security"
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WILMINGTON IN. CO. MARKETS.
MARCH 5.--sptrits Turpentine---No transaction,
reported.
RoSi,,--sales Of 500 barrels strained P. n. T.
Crude Turpe1tine.--SO transactions reported.
Tn-.-Salcs OF as3 barrels 1t s2.as q barrel.
CoI0n.-No sales.
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LOOSE TOBACCO.


The quantity Of loose tobacco sold In shockoe
Warehouse during the months of January and Feb
ruary of this year was: January, $4,000 pounds:
February, 4s2, 700 pounds
The crtrage price for the months WAS Leaf, ss.o5
Tugs, Sa.7s.
Lues arc selling. in proportion, higher than leaf
because there Is Il greater demand for them.
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IIENrY BERRY LOWRY from
Eolcsun county who arrived in this city yes
to-day. as we'll Is those on the day before,
,'src no credit upon either the rlHnor that
Iirnry !.olry LoWyry lad NeCn Killed III a
n4ht with his brother Stephen OF that he had
been drowned while OF 4 drunken fishing
c,cir>iun III Lumber river. both OF which
reports prevailed in this city on sunday last:
In r,ct. we learn from parties who arrived
on tie train yesterday that he has been seen
since the reported killing CT drowning took
pl"cc. Tie daring outlaw, VIC lave every
reason to fear. i still in the land Of the ly-
irg and rs bold amd defiant as ever Va
nltHqtU1. StUr.
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Mani. and ship'g Cutti,
sorts gOrt (
DASVI;,LE, VA,

MARCH s. 1:72.-Rercipts very light, owing IN
some measure to the heavy fall Of snow and conse-
qucnt bad condition OF the roads. and also to tho
iullneSs which has pcrvaded the market for the past
week. nor do we expect much activity until the taA
question is settled. We quote:
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PETERSBURG, VA.

MARCH e.-Thc offerings continue fair, with an nc
tive demand for Tugs 1T quotations. Icar is quiet
and prices unchanged. Manufacturers, IN the pres
tpt Uncertainty Of the tax question, not disposed
10 purchase ltayily. We quote:
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Carson must have remained In my store
about fifteen minutes. laineben Wassanf0ots
when saw him.
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GCOTCH SNUFF.-Starrs Scotch SnnfE,
- Carolina Belle snuff. Railroad Snad, Lorhlards
and other Maccaboy Snuff. For sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS, Main sfreet,
p.h4 corner ST. Charles Hosei.
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pLACK PEAS, BLACK PEAS.-5oo
bushels, on consignment. for sale by
NH 7-ot F. s. WORKMAN & co.

D EMOVAL.-Thes subscriber, in returning
Ia thauss to his friends and the public 10 their
past patronage, would inlorm them ahat;he nc
moved his y =
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS
10 No 722 Main, between Seventh ana EiSth streets,
where with Increase facilities he Will be pleased 10
see and IN stry ;hell: ~ heretofore.
FURNITURE kEPAiNlED and EaiBEL
LlSHED. ,.,
IL I'LL d. NJ. SARlEh f.
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NUNARD LIN Il .--.Thc BR1- 6(sSS
~ TISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r.sss sslssa.s,,
ROYAL. MAIL STEAMSHIPS betwecen Aew iforh
and Liverpool. calling ut Cork liarb0r. ...
RATES OF PASSAGE. = p.
by the Wednesday steamers, not carrying atci-
age: s.y
First Cabin. $3.50 gold. Second Cabin. $50, S"
First CABIN 10 flls.. g''
return rLovt S1io'
by tie Tuesday and Saturday steamers: ,...,
First Cabin. $50 gold Stecrasc. $50. currency
kttuT ,.,IJD, ptiu'
Storage tickets from Liverpool aud Queenstown
and Ill parts Of Europe, Of lowest rates.
Through bills OF hiding from Firgini 20 .iGerpcol
Belfast Glasgow, Iiavre. Antwerp. and other por.9
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports, WI!
he issued ty the VIRGINIA and + . r II IG
THROUGH LINE. they having made the necessary
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHIP COMPANY to New York and with the Gu
NARD LINE thence to Liverpool &c.
For rates, &C.. apply I" The Agents OF the o!a DO
iniuion Steamship Company.
. CHARLES G. FRAECKLYN,
General gent Gunard Line.
j. D. KELLEY, DR.. Ge.crai .isrnt VirgiGu,
r. a ard Foreign Through 1.lHc.
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MACHINE WORkS.--SLOAT & AD-
WI DINGTON, Nos. 1922, 1924, H26, and li23
street. Richmond. Va. We make all kinds Of now
work in the macinist line, repair all kinds Of work.
We 20 In the country to do MI sorts OF work III our
and keep item on hand well ny tobacco screws or
all kinds together with bands and billets ana rii ar
ticlcs for the manufacture Of tobacco We keep on
Incs Boilers S.,w-slIs, trst.sIil]s Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Sllafting. hangers Pnlleys Gear
r. iii useful articles in our line, together with
yudson's Patent Engine Governor; tica Tom
naIy Stg,ui-Caugcs Scldens Patent Engine Pack'
C,Iinu Guns, for both engine and shifting: fiuo
Cie,,ers on Cans; Water-Gauges &c. All 81 |tcn
we sell at reasonable prices and on accoian!mIaihs
,nrws X T. We receive on consignment Ill KINDS
Of machinery. both new and secondhand Come and
Gee Ms. foe 81 sLOAT Il ADDINGToN.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked tir0rel atGarbcr
q Co.'s Express, No. go Main street, AMI on hotrd
steamer Eliza Hancock. ..s.4o
The above varied route commends Itself especially
to tourists and pIcasuip-sefkcrs. enabling them 10
PASS THROUGH DUTCH Gap and sec oaCr
points of interest Oh JAMES RIVER BS DAY
LIGHT. l.. u. TATUN, Gencrtl Agett
James River Steamboat C0niRny.
Office, Ninth and Main streets. and Ut isockrtis.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND HI,
PACKET COMPANI.-Thc steim-r .ssska2sa1
shin GEORGE i. UPTON leaves New YORK every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM =. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Rlchnond, every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
u. j. BURR, President.
feo0 1911 MIin street.
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MULES, HORSES, DC.
SALE. AND a.,
u LIVERY STABLE, III.
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

Parties ia WANT Of stock " find 1t to their interest,
after looking elsewhere to call us II they wish to
purchuse No. MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared 10 sell tie nest stock at the lowest prices
Don't forget J. =. Dayiss old stand.
IVA TURNER & co.
We can accommodate more hl LES ana HOESEo
nah p-ltfwIm TURNER & co.
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DENTISTRY.

sno.,,, attention Maid 10 the PRESERVATION
of The n,tural teeth artii,al orea gSete3 on sol,
Silver. or yulcaaite. TEETH EXTRACTED sith-
out pain ~ -. ---------
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CONTINENT n moderate rnteS. '''
For further information. apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN &. DALE; Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or to
~. $685.. JOHN W.WYATrT, Agent.
10 a Richmond, Va.
, 1872-11-30

GAME-Vas In liberal supply and quct WILL u pe..S pjI
lower. We quote prairie chickens At gu a.
was plenty aud dull at s1.50@175 Sales 3nc!oae ~
doz prairie chickens at 81 10 doz DO st
100 doz qua at $175 10 doz do at 50 2u aoz Ha,
lard ducks at $500 6 doz rabbits 1t 8l75 Vehson
hams and saddles at l8@20c. .
GREEN FRU1TS-There WIS = moderate 1nauns ai
from the local trade. Dealers continue TO Iecc4te
orders from the country, but the cold Weat1ef prs
vents shipments, Applos quotahle at g ugg5.1o 70
the retail trade; cranberries steady at 1of
cultivated ; $s.GO@g.00 for wild. Grapes quiet at
S2,60G325, Sales include 60 brls choice apples NJ
$3.50. ..,:
GROCERIES-1n comparison With tho pEeGealnB
to or three days OF the week thoso IVES signify IN.
creased demand for staple and fancy groceries, but
The better demand had visible effect upon prices,
Which, with the exception Of cofees and one or two
other aricles ruled easier. Coees were stfong Win
m upward inclination. We now quote:
BIoARB SoDA-7L@8c. =
coFFEEs-Mocha, 3oc; o. G. Java, 25@?Gc, Java
No. Z 23N@24c; fancy Rio, 23@23Ic; choice do 2oH
G2slc; primo Rio, 2174@2oc; good do, 207:@21c; !;
common do, 1919@2oc; Singapore 234@2311ac;-
cAnDLE-stsr, fu1l weight, 2oH@21c; stearine,
l514@l6Hc.
s1ains-Tstent cut Loaf, 14tK@14,Nc; crushed, 12'z
@l2Hc; powdered and granulated, l3H@1s;sc; 4,
standard, 12s4@1o7sc; do No. 2, 12s912Ac; B, 12E9
12tc; extra c, l2A@12Ao; Q, No. 2, 12h@124c; yel-
low c, u4@11Ec; choice brown, n1l@llSc prime
do, 11@uAc J; lair do, 1oB9101<o; choice molsses
GuRaz. lA8liHo; fair do. e4@9Aos
, 1872-11-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
ALCOHOL-Was In moderate request at 81 1.7891.83
Tor W Per cent proof.
BROOM CORN-There ia very fair demand for the
higher grades, but common to medium corn is dull.
Prices are revised, and quotable as fouowH: No. 1
hurl, 52<@6o per b; No. do, b@5Hc; No: stalk
braid, 5G6c !; No. 2 do at 4@4Ho; No. do at 9@4c;
1sidore green, 4@4Ac; do red tip, Sc; do palo and
red, 2@214c.
BEANs-There was eome inquiry for choice beanE,
with few offerings. Common to medium varieties are
very plenty and dull. We continue to quotes Navios
at $2,25@2 10; fa1r to medium, A.6092 90; common,
$1.00t93,oO. Sales include Is bu good at $500.
BUILDING MATERIAL8-Werer rather quiet. There
Is some inquiry for the sa erdeas 4hs
building season being virtually over. Pricea e
stseco, s2.soSs2.75; New yosk staceo, eastng.
S3.75G4o0; superdne do, $4.00@4.50; Hosendhle
cement, $3.25@3.50; Utica cement, $500 per
brl; Louisville cement, $500; Akron cement,
slooG1.25; lime In brs] s1.55@1.5o per hrl;
white sand, par brl s75@3o0; plas:eting hair bu,
4o@z5c; 1re brick Per 1000 o|9;20oo; buia,ng a
brick (common> sl1.5o>al5.oo country hrek SIS 60
@l4.o0; Woodstock pressed range s: 3oo@4ooo; st.
Louis Hydraulic pressed. sz5oo, del: Milwaukee,,
$780, del; Racine, $1,000 del; Hinzdale, $500,
del; fire clay, per brl, s4.oo95.00. The following
is the list Of prices per box Of so feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 10 per cent
To- n1o1 1rYc c1ac1o