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anees st the close or business to-day.
5nrrency. IS, 81 ,190; coin, So, s97, 54s,
rrciuding In coin certificates 81 ,554 ,OO8;
.seecial deposits Of legal tenders for the
resumption Of certificates Of deposit
81. .T30 600.
Rnl,crl II. Kelley has been appointed
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House oi Jne OOurues Elats Flian'ssti tIIs INST
clause Of the Mortgage Bank bill, by a
vote Of one hundred and twenty-six
against fifty-eight.
There is trouble al NittOria, the capi-
tai Of the province OF Alaria, between
the government authorities and the ar
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INsURANcE ConPANEEs AFFECTED.

Nav lOHE, November 1.-THE Jtrles to
morrow publishes the following list OF COM
panieE having risks In Boston, and the full
amount of the risks IN the whole city, though
10 o. impOssbi 10 tell the losses OF each:
NEW YORK COMPANIES
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age the national finances just about as
well as Boutwell, does.
Mrs. O'Leary wonders "if Thin Bos-
ting spalpeens will be after shwesring
that il was her poor baste Of COW that
l,4,,,,.,i3 yIsir f.ifxy y
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the bank between Cairo and st. Louis,
Thursday.
Rumor says Dan Rice has bought the
Argosy 20 carry his show from one river
point 10 another during the winter.
last Fridavis St T|o1is PeoUhlieas7
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ttiis sqltiof tne sslE1tr 20 t.=,sgs. ,sss,
published once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL ]. P
November Us, leI2. noi5 mo
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COTTON FACTORa
Commission Merchants,
No. 324 Front Street, Memphis.

IN addition 70 the Wine and Liquor Business
Il I'm which we have been engaged for the
past twenty-five years In this city, we have
now added thst Of C3tton Factors and Com
mission Merchants, which latter branch OF
the business will receive the especi al atten-
ton OF our Mr. G. Dickmann, whose long ex-
perience IN that line, both in this city and
New Orleans, viii, we feel satisfied, insure full
Subtraction to all who may favor us with
their patronage
- Liberal advances made on cOnsign-
ments OF Cotton. All cotton insured unless
otherwise instructed.
sci A.VACCARo 3 co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
VlHE officers and members OF Mem [ErA
Il phis Lodge, No. 6, X. Of P, are k3LsasA
hereby notified 10 attend regularE - =
meeting this TUESDAY evening, No MI
VEN Der l2th, at - o'clock, at our hall, NfSey
No. 3 south Court Il. Every member ~
is requested TO present.
The officers and members OF Tennessee
Lodge No 5, and transient Knights in good
standing, are most respectfully invited.
By order G. J.. ANDERSON, W. c.
n. BRES, r. and G. : nOi2
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New Turkish Prunes, farrants. Cftron.
Figs, Dried Cherries. Teas. (lsfIees. Esl-
Ears, and every article In his Iine. of-
Tered low. 'oec7
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EvEEING-CLAss NO. SS5.
"A, 81, 80, 25l lOl %, Z, AZ, 5, 6s, u, g.
AS witness our hand, a. Memphis, this IIth
day Of November. 1872.
JAMES COLEMAN, THOS. H. HILLS,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. 0. WOODSON,
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NI|NGPEIS
Agricultural & Mechanical
SO OF II tx.
On5ciaI Drawings for the Improvement
Of the Fair Grounds.
EvEEINa-cLAss NO. as5.

MoRNING-CLAss NO. sS4.
90, 81, D, l6, 50, IS, II, 60, %, 82, 81, IS
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Old Folks at Home.

UIu FOLKS at Home.
A MEETING Of the Society is called ior
a next TUESDAY, at the usual place, and
It is OF special importance that there should
be full attendance Of the members, which
is earnestly requested. The hour of meeting
is 8 o'clock pm.
nolO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Secretary.
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Isaeosusors . Malone. Mons. . Col
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3. 4. LITTEETON, AGENT,
FOR MEMPHIS AND VICINITY.

VHHE COMING MASK BALL.-THE MOST
beautiful, original and comicaI Masks
for the coming Grand Ball al the Exposition
can be had in every variety at
specht's. No. 81 Madison street.
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FREE ADMISSION TO ALL WHO PURCHASE THE LIFE OF P

himself age steel portrait Of the
author; muslin gilt; reduced from 50 so to 81 5.
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
HABIT CURED GMEDIATELY

BY Dr. Beck's only known and sure remedy.
No CHARGE for treatment until cured. Cail
on or address DR. ]. Z. BECK Af2 John street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. su 5d&S
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BBFRY AND TNCENDTARIsM

viii be Eummarily dealt with. The streets are
almost impossible from the crowds In the vi
entity Of the dre. only three out Of the seven
banks burned out have failed % settle Al the
Clearinghouse today, the fshawmut, + irefnen =
aud the North American being unable 70 get
40 their vaults. The Mount vernon, Hide and
Leather and Everett Banks lost their valua-
bleg
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ROTGHs Am THIFvFs

who cleared out all the refreshment saloons on
the route and committed other outrages. The
military force Of Boston will be increased II
Necessary.
A battalion Of cavalry has been added TO the
military guard OF the burning district, which
now numbers fifteen hundred men. At
tempts az
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, November Is, 1879.
The Pork Market.

Pork, contrary to all expectation, keeps up to
high figure in this MARKET there was however a
decline of 80 cents yesterday from the sales the
day previous, there is considerable on the mark
ct, which was offered yesterday at 81. 1t may
be that the cholera, which however seems to
prevail only to a limited extent, may have the
effect Of keeping up prices.--Lgnch6ur0 Pfrgfn-
ian.
The Fincastle Herald says: Our people are
now in the midst of pork killing, and some fine
hogs are being slaughtered Pork has been sold
here ut from $3.50 to $500, and some taken at
Lynchburg prices with freight of. We UNDER
stand that there is q good deal of pork in the
county.
lots have been sold in this place during this
week. Prices are ranging at 40 to $3.50 per hun
dred
Turing the week Just ended, says the Chris.
Hamburg Messenger, our farmers have been rolling
their surplus D rk into town with rush more
general than we have ever seen 30 early In the
season. The weat har, however, has been pro.
ptions for killing, tho grunters, as general
thing were In good order, corn will probably
command higher prices, in consequence Of the
partial failure of the western crops, and farm
ers with whom we eonversed said they slaugh-
tered early TO save grain, in anticipation OF
a very yirulent type of cholera has also made
It's appearance among the hogs in some sections
OF the county, and is sweeping them OIL by the
score This unpleasant fact has doubtless
frightened many into killing earlier than is their
custom upon the principle that q lean hog is
better than no pork at ALL"
We learn the hog cholera is prevailing TO con.
siderable extent in the neighborhood OF Center
vile and also that q disease is sweeping OH the
young calves In the same neighborhood l. Liberty
Ne,os.
in this immediate vicinity, by which q number
of fat hogs have died some Of which were cut
open and blood was found about the heart.
When taken with the disease they appeared to
be very sick, producing death ia a few hours.
HithepiHe Dispatch.
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wAvERLEY FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant 70 the directions of a decree Of the
District Court of the United States for the East.
ern District of Virginia, pronounced In tho mat
ter of bankruptcy, of Walter +. Jones, bank.
rupt, the subscriber, as assignee in bankruptcy
Of the said Walter F. Jones, will sell on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1877.
at public auction, at Gloucester O. II at
ated on Nor River, in the county Of Glouces-
ter, called "Waverlsy," whereon DR.. Walter +.
Jones now resides, containing about
1859 ACRES,
and also all INTEREST of the snid Walter F.
Jones In another parcel of LAND adjoining the
Waverley Tract, called the Meadow" lying on
the public road and containing about
80 ACRES.
The TERMS OF SALE will be one.fourth Of
the purchase money cash, one-fourth on SIX,
one-fourth on twel ge, and one-fourth on eighteen
months credit For the deferred payments,
bonds are to be executed with personal security
In equal sums with interest from the day OF SALE
payable to the undersigned, as assignee, and
title to be retained until the whole of the pur.
chaser may anticipate any or all of the deferred
payments at his option by the payment of cash
at any time before the bonds fall due.
WAVERELY Is well known 10 be one OF the
most desirable and valuable farms In Glouces-
ter county. The improvements are Of the best
description. The DWELLING HOUSE Is a
| large, handsome and commodious Brick Man.
| sion, In good repair.
The land is highly improved and productive,
| and the neighborhood one of the best In Eastern
| Virginia, and In addition to the attractions OF
| society. the country abounds In game, and the
waters Of North River with the choicest produc-
| tions of the sea.
WILLIAM B. TALIAFERRo.
| October IL, 1872, Assignee
Sale conducted by G. FIELD.
| Og 20-2aw3w
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THE CHICKAsAw LEGISLATURE. -
Reliable adyices from tho Chickasaw Nation
say that the legislature of that nation,
which has just adjourned, passed resolu-
lion requesting President Grant to carry
into effect that part of the treaty of 1866,
between the United States and Choctaws
and Chickasaws, which provides that when
the Indians desire it, the lands heretofore
held in common may be divided among the
individual members Of tho tribes. This ia
considered by those best informed in the
Indian Territory as the most advanced step
towards civilization ever known by any Of
the Indian tribes, and it is thought by @
great many that should the government not
insist on any territorial organization other
than that now existing, many of the tribes
will follow that of the Chickasaws.
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AN INTRUDER.

III HIRAM RICH.
Baby has been here, 1t seems
Baby Annie on the wing
In my little library,
PiundeTing and reveling.
AMMO dear, the darling witch,
See how innocent she locks,
Bnt she has world OF wiies
g. When she gets among my books.
Half the time own she seems
Less being than n star;
Thea again l cry, my books;
Annie, what rogue You ara =
mo. no" papa cries in vain
Down the dainty volumes come,
Para, here You are no King,
nm queen Ia baby.dom.
stately Johnson lies In grief
Under laughing Raselais
Emerson is fat for once;
Eeine's thumbing Thackeray,
Whittier, o poet rare
Thou hast many pages less
But If NIL were gone but one,
That would hold and charm or bless.
Baby with the double crown,
And the laughter-haunted eyes,
papas sdnctur7, volume-etrewn,
Is 10 thee q Paradise.
| forgive thee when feel
Breath and lips upon me pressed,
Sweet rs Any allen air,
Blown from harbors of the blest
Papa" something whispers me,
'Botter every laden shelf
f,mptled by her baby hands
Than the house all to myself"
[ScrtbHer' for December
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HUMOROUS.

--rhey say female conpositors get
through their copy very rapidly, being
anxious TO get the last word.
A Maine Democrat, after vainly seru-
tinizing the election returns in quest of
gains for his party, expresses tho opinion
that Democracy is kind of onsoddered."
--.'tDon't you remember the next word
in your lesson? It's the word after
cheese. What comes after cheese P''
"Mouse!" triumphantly exclaimed the
puzzled pupil.
A newly converted Kansas reporter
thus notices minstrel troupe: "For those
who do not consider it a sin to witness
minstrel shows, this entertainment will
furnish pleasant relaxation from the reyi-
val meetings"
Charles Lamb, ono afternoon, in re-
turning from dinner-party. look his seat
in a crowded omnibus, when stout gentle
man subsequently looked in and politely
asked, "All full inside?" 81 don't know
how it may be with the other passengers,
answered Lamb, shut that last piece of
pie did the business for me-"
If the Bible did not tell us Jesus was.
poor, should have known it from his own
words. Who would have talked about
putting pieces upon old garments, or about
sweeping the house diligently, If he had
not seen his mother doing it? So while
[ was busy over these things and hundred
household works like them, l knew that he
knew exactly all about them, and that
made them sweet to me.-Bede's Charity.
Tho Litchfeld Sentinel says: "The
yane of the Congregational steeplc is gone,
and nobody knows when it is going to rain,
or where the wind is. And this brings to
mind q little colloquy between Parson
Elliott and Lawyer Andrews, some time
ago. They were talking about which way
the wind was. Andrews said, We go by
the courthouse vane.' And we,' replied
the parson, ego by the church vane.
WELL said the lawyer, Sin the matter OF
wind that is the best authority and each
vent his way"
Clerical gentleman (who objects to
smoke, anc means to make an example,
'sMay inquire your name, sir ~ Com.
merc'al--"To be sure you may. I'm
Davis, from Bradford, in the stuff trade,
What line might yours be-" Clerical
gentleman with irony)-"Thc spiritual
SIR" Commercial mot noticing the irony
IT'S it, though? What an awful price
you've got Slil up W Wig iasS ioi oiiSn.'
The clerical gentleman discovers that ne has
2 friend in an other car.
The Terre Haute Express relates thu
following Of Colonel Thompson, an old
time statesman, member Of the Twenty.
eighth Congress. During Tyler's admins
ton he carried to an old Virginia friend thu
news of his nomination by the President as
Minister to Chill. I" And where the deuce
is Chili?n exclaimed the candidate fo
ministerial honors. Colonel T. explained
"Ah," replied his friend, II suspect yol
mean Chy-ly l've hearn tell of such .
place as Chy-ly." Colonel T. corrected BIZ
pronunciation told him to spend the nigh
reading up Chill, and 60 to Webster in thu
morning and he'd receive the appointment
The directions were obeycd, and in du
time the old Virginia gentleman was on hi
way to "Chy-ly."
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a., ASSIGNEE's SALE O.
or Eklk
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN CAROLINE
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

By virtue of a decree of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District Of VII.
ginia, bearing date October 9Th, 1872, will sell
on -..- -.
WEDNESDAY, llrH DECEMBER, 1872,
at O'Clock p. M, at PUBLIC AUCTION, in
front Of the u. s. Courthouse, In the city OF
Richmond, Va, as assignee Of Thomas g.
HacAett, bankrupt.
THAT VALUABLE FARM.
on tho line of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, about 2H miles from Hanover
Junction, containing 275 acres, with good
dwelling and usual farm he uses thereon.
Also at the same time and place, VIII DC eol1
one-sixth INTEREST In TRACT OF LAND
In said county, belonging to Garrett Haese"s
estate. containing 2e0 acres.
This land 10 located about three miles from
Chesterfield Depo,, on same railroad. Tneee
tracts will be sold free from all Liens and In
cumbrancss
TERMS OF sALE-one third cash. balance
on a uredit OF six and twelve months, purchaser
to give notes, with approved security, for de-
ferrsd payments and the title retained by the
assignee until said notes nre paid
r. A. KICKS.
NO l4--2awsw Assignee,
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NOMMISslONERs' SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE FARM
IN SURRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
OYPOSITE TO JAMESTOWN.

Under q decree of the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia,
rendered April 9th. 1872, IN the suit of Thomson
ct ais, the undersigned. commissioners OF sale,
will on
TUESDAY, 2eru DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1871
at one O'Clock,
before the courthouse door Of Snrry county, tbe.
OF LAND Ia Surry county, on the south side Of
James river, Of which William Garter died
The whole tract, which Is distant about three
miles from the Courthouse, contains
ABOUT l,22s ACRES
and bounded by the land of James g. Clark and
others, and by James river.
This land is worth the attention OF capitalists
as there is on 1t a large quantity of SHIP TIM
Der and of cord wood, which is very eonve-
nient for transportation for besides the acoessi.
BILE landing on James river 80 long used as q
steamboat landing, and known as Carriers
Wharf, the land is bounded on two sides by
creeks, one of which Is navigable for vessels OF
rs tons and upwards.
The land on the river lies we'll, and Ia sulta-
BILE for all kinds OF Trucking, and for ordinary
crops.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourt cash, balance
on credit of one and two years, with interest at
six per cent. from day Of sale secured by bonds
of purchaser and deed Of trust on premises,
which will be conveyed TO purchaser on compli-
ance with terms of sale
For further information, as to the land, apply
to BLAIR PEGRAM whose address Is ''Baeon's
CASTLE Starry County, Va.
TAZEWELL TAYLOR,
BLAIR PEGRAM,
oc 17-tds Commissioners.
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400
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L. ted States tor the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter OF John p. nowIes, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM ri MAY CONCERN;
The undersigned, Vim. IL. Allderdlce, OF Rich.
mond city and State OF Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment rs assignee of
the estate of John Il. Bowles, of Hanover
county, in said district, VINO was on the 80 h day
of October, A. D., 1879, adjudged bankrupt
on his own petition by the District court Of said
district.
Dated at Richmond, Nov. 90, 1872.
VIM. II. AI.LDERDfCE,
no 25-MSW Assignee.
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1895
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
L ted States for the Eastern District of Yir-
Rnia.
In the matter of John Kirk, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, VIM. II. AilaeTdlce, of Rich
Inond city, Va, hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of the estate of John
Kirk, of Westmoreland co. in said district, who
was, on tina LIST day of November, A. D., 1872.
udjudged q bankrupt upon his own petition by
The District court of said district.
Dated Richmond, Va, NOV. 20, ls72
VIM. II. ALLDERnICE,
no 25-M3w Assignee.
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BY +. d. Eacho, Auctioneer.


AZ AUCTION sa
In compliance with decree OF the United
States District Court fer the Eastern District OF
Virginia of date the 2sth day Of October 1879
in the matter of Henry Beaie, bankrupt,
shall offer for sale at public auction on
TUESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1872, at 70 O'Clock NJ In front of the U. s. Court
House In the city of Richmond Va, the follow
ing tracts Of land with Improvements thereon, to
wit:
TRACT NO. !.
"Pleasant yiew," containing 2s0 acres.
TRACT NO. Q.
''Kelliser," containing 217 acres.
TRACT NO. Q.
''Pea Hill,n containing IFS acres.
TRACT NO. 4.
containing rs acres.
Tracts Nos l, . and are situated in the county
OF Westmorland.
Tract No. 4 Is situated in the county of Rich.
mond
These lands will be sold free from all liens and
encumbrances
TERMS third cash, balance on a credit
of six and twelve months, notes to be given for
the deferred payments with interest added, and
the title TO be retained untn the notes are fully
paid.
Nov. 8, 1872. RIO. M. MAYO,
no b-3awsw Assigneee.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers
g. AsSIGNEE'S SALE sc
Eiu OF -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VA.

In compliance with an order of the Unitod
States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia. dated November IL, 1879, in the mat
ter Of Edwin A. johnson, bankrupt. will offer
at public auction, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1872,
ut IL O'Clock NJ, In front OF the United States
Court House, In the city of Richmond, the fol-
lowing ylluable real estate clear of all liens and
encumbrRnees:
l4o ACRES OF LAND
with DWELLING and out-holses thereon, ly.
ing In the County Of Chesterfield, adjoining the
lands Of A Q. Elicit, George o. Markham and
others.
Also LIFE INTEREST In 100 ACRES OF
LAND, unimproyed. In same county.
TERMS-One third cash the balance on a
credit of Elk ana twelve months, the purchaser
to give notes, interest added AT ak per cent per
annum, title 10 be retained until said notes are
paid. WIN. II, ALIlDEkDlCE,
no 29-2aw3w Assignee
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EN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
Ia the matter Of Felix Hoffman, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concen--The undersigned,
VIM II. Allderdice, OF Richmond city Virginia,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as AS
signee or the estate of Felix Hoffman, OF Gull
pepper county In said district; who was on the
10th day OF October, A. D.. 1872. adjudged u
District Court OF the United States, fer sald
district.
Dated Richmond, the 10Th day Of November A
D.. 1879.
wM. II. ALLDERDICE.
no 2j-M9w Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
A ssIGNEE's SALE
LANDS IN FLOYD COUNTY.

BY virtue of decree OF the District Court OF
tho United States for the Eastern District of Vtr.
ginia, made In the matter of John ]. Saunders,
bankrupt shall. rs assignee of said bankrupt,
proceed on
TUESDAY. THE l0ru DAY OF deer, 1872,
TO sell by public auction 70 tne highest bidder,
at Floyd county 9. H.. Va, the following lands
surrendered by said bankrupt Ia his schedule,
viz One Tract of COZ acres one of 651h acres /;
one of 1857 acres And also the INTERESTS
of said bankrupt, being one-twelfth In two other
traets--one of 600 and the other of 9s3 acres.
All of the above lands lie in the western end
Of Floyd county, on the waters of Indian and
Laurel Greeks, and adjoining or near TO Max
Mountain.
TFRMS-One-fourth cash, and the balance
on a credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchasers giving bonds with approved Sc
curity, and the title retained until oil the pur-
chase money Is paid.
q. Z. DENNIS,
no la-2aw5w Assignee,
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Financial.
Corn and Flour Exchange. I
RICHMOND November 25. 1879. J

RICHMOND November 25. i57s. !
OHtrfngs.
Wheat--White 1888 bushels Red. 1869,
Corn--White, 1882 bushels
Oats--cQO.
Sales.
wheat--Whlts, GA bushels prime p I; lOo
prime Sl.95 100 very good p Z; los do slso ~
Common 81 10; 1872 good 81 90; $40 prime $500.
Red, lle common Sl70; 2l0 do sl76; 40 do
81 .e5 600 Prime 1925; 1853 very good purple
straw SIS 60 fair 81 80 2s common sl.Go 20
very good 81 80 (; l0n do Si.9S.
Corn white, "a bushels very good new zoe !;
so do new CSC.
Re-erhtbitsd.
Corn--Whlte 60 bushels.
Oats-.O0 bushels.