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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-23
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE e.
death OF n Prominent Anti-Slnvesy
ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLF HILL DAILY NEWS.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.

Death OF . Prominent Anti.sinveiy
Man.
New York, June 23.-I.ewis d.
Tappan, one Of the foremost workers
In the anti.slavery movement In its
earliest efforts in this city, died aged
SIS at his residence in Brooklyn, on
Saturday.
Aspecial dispatch states an incendi-
airy fire at Mount Morris, Livingstone
County, New York. yesterday, which
burned all the brick stores between the
American House and Phelps House.
Loss, $4,000.
Ecnih from n Fall.
Clarke, the jockey injured at Jerome
Park on Saturday by the horse Sorrel
Dan falling on him while exercising
for a hurdle race, Is reported dead this
morning.
Closed.
The proprietors Of faro banks learn
ing of the contemplated raid by the
police, have closed their establish
ments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-23
OIL PAINTINGS !

Among the Gins will be
Twelve Magnificent OIL PAINTINGS,
By Hill, anc other celebrated artists. The pic.
cures range 10 value from
Ono Thousand to ThrecT Thousand Dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05

that the worst results OF our financial en,barass-
turn Il Eve eyss and In1s win scon re
FOR yirriuia leaf there has been only m0de1 atS
e ag ant We hear OF bnt few saes sad Of nors
vices show nothing essentially dsrsns IL IA nasS.
kstfrom what our regular correspondent frrnfaEed
last week. the leading f.ature Of which inforras-
better gradsS Of prip,inzs, which arc quoted ii 8
From abroad, as will have been ob<eryed IN our
when last advertets 10 In this column ters nayin9
been somewhat more business done In Virs1nis To-
and Liverpool during the past few week: dan for
while previously. Still more, IL appears, would
have been accomplished but for the lateness Of thc
lay preventing sampliDg, snd the delay being
caused. We presume In great measure, at least, By
the freight hindrances to shipments hence.
special feature In this branch of the trade Deal
ers report light demand. and sales embracing the
It's stii among the thugs U occult whether any
effort will be made by the trade 10 secure an export
warehouse for fhis port, but t cannot be smiss 10
opening Of Congress Tor inansnratinx movement
III that direction II the project Is yct in contempia-
o me apparent satisfaction WIN With which ~, nc sm
condition of affairs relating TO this subject may
seem, and doubtless Is. an obstacle I'm the way Of
relief. But then, greater obstacles than that have
been overcome by the tobacco interest since II be:
came the pack-h0rse on whose back tho nasscnM
debt Was strapped, and perhaps even this one can
be surmounl ed by patience and perseverance.
s1aoking.-N Is q com mon inference among lay
Journalists, and the idea now and then expressed
than they do, that smoking tobacco has proated BY
the dull times. II being conceived that less cigars
and more tobacco has been the rule Of practice In
badly not we'll founded when applied to the entire
smoking community. 1t Is likely, II the truth were
deter mnable, 1t would be found that there has not
been any gain on the one side, nor much, II any,
loss on the other. The period Of depression has
been too brief to work percepttbie change In this
regard. The business Of tho week under review wss
about the same as usual. allowance being made for
the holiday interregnuln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
COTTON MARKETS, DECEMBER 4.

GALvEsroN.-Fair and good ordinary, l3kc.:
ordinary, 12Se. Net receipts. 3,272 bales. tx-
ports-To Great Britain, 1881 bales coastwtse,
100 bales. Sales, 1880 bales. Stock, 43,S7S
bales.
SAvANNAH-Steady: mlddngs, l6c; Net re-
ccipts, $50 bales EXports-To Great Britain, g.,
:l69 bales; IL France, 1916 bales: coastwlse, III
bales sales 1908 bac1. stock, lO3946 bales
CHARLESToN.-strong: mi,idllngs, l4hc; low
middlngs, l4Hc. strictly good ordinary, l4s. Net
4,65s bales. Sales, $500 bales. Stock, 2es'l6a
bales.
PniLApELPHrA.-Flrm; middlings, 16Hc.; low
middlings, 5Ac.; strict good ordinary, ioHc. net
receipts, IA bales gross, 494 bales. Exports 70
Great Britain, l,740 bales.
BALTIMoRE.-Firmer; middlngs, 1o1c.: low
middlings, 15hc.; strictly good Ordinary. !aM.
Gross receipts, 4S1 bales. ExportS-To Great pr,
tain, 1856 bales; coaslwise, los bales Sales, 4fo
bales: Is bales to spinners: Stock: 1877 bales
AUGUsTA.-Steady; midillngs, 14kc. Receipts,
1873 bales. Sales. SO bales.
NoRFOLK.-Firm; low nddlings, l44c. Sett
ccipts 2.767 bales. Exports coastHise, 3,3S3 Daies'
Sales, 400 bales. Stock. 5,34O bales. ,.,, M.
receipts 337 bales. Exports c0astwise, AL bales
Sales. bales. Stock, 2S27 bales. go,
and firm low mldulngs; I'm
al sc. Receipts. 3,257 bales. Shipments, l,olo
bales. stock, 39,aS7 bales; .,.,,os
&c. Ne, receipts 1873 bales; grUss, 1873 bales
Sales. 400 bales. stock, $500 bales ,xu,
low miidllngs, 14>sGll 4Kc. strict good Ordinary
14ac. Net receipts 1904 bales. EIpors coSs t
terday. i. 500 bales. Stock, 80 ,9s4 bales; ,,u
NEW ORLEASs.-firm; middlings, l0c. low
middlings. 15c.; strict good ordinary; l4hc. nts
receipts, 6O78 bales: gross, ,l49 bales; Edp Cnn
10 Great Britain, $685. bales sales 2.oaY 9SS99S
bales; last evening, $500 bales. Stock loA'o'o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
CINCINNATI MONEY AND OTHER
MARKETS.

TUESDAY. December 2-P. M-The demand for
currency from the interior continues COCA ana me
bcrs The panic ceases to be talked about on Third
street, and matters are working back Into the old
chanuel. o
per cent. and In some very few eases short-date,
gi .edgc piece of paper Is credited ut per cent.
None Of the chartered banks discount outside
pI In the open market money Is firm at 1898 per
cent.
DECEMBER 2-11 Il. .h-Rcceipts of cattle. 90
head; hogs, IL ESQ head (estimated); sheep, ldO
head. Shipped, 4s7 hogs
Hoqs -Oficial count not In. Selling at "a 500
81 10 for good packing and extra butchers. Bnik
Of sales OF packing hogs at a4;3e i,fh n shipping
Sheep.-The demand Is good at ~ .5o0sl oo.
FinIs-Green apples continue duil, with an en.
for sound fruit Dried fruits inactive; apples held
Il TO- c' = h. lemons $40 q box. Oranges, IS
Msln a, barrel for Creole.
@ sioyrarThe market is steady and unchanged
from Yesterday. We quote family at sos O4S! 20
ex ur az s6. 40@s6.75; superfne, $59:5;75: low
grades E ., ss;S % z5eas E!e hour
b4 G, TIeafThere is nothing new d. report.
Some operators report frmer feeling ana 9th q
the reverse Sale Of $50 bushels sample AZ ~ 80
Hann bushels sample last evening ut STAT; sou
bushels sample winter At IL Az. 49,, ,,,od
receipts are heavy S s mike s sfei nea
49, r {, On the increase, and sales are mace al
asa47c with 70 pounds to the bashel: soo husb-
Ggts-'rhe market IL steady sales OF ooo oasi "
els white sample at Ale; mixed are hs'u a. '7S'
4i Bus.-The market is steady, most holders ask
ing oys market IS quiet Sales Of $50 bush
els fall 10 arrive, at Sl45; No. spring IS helo III
sI.25@*1.30: Tho MARIO, ts
,oweg. the extreme range being from s4.9o 70
"a TO-Ti,aes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
Cuba.

REPORTED AvESGISG OF TIE MURDERED Pa
TKloTS-Two HUNDRED PRISONERS SHOT In
FRONT OF SANTIAGO, ETC, ETC.
New YORK, December 4.-The Sun SAYS a
private letter has been received in this city
showing that the Cubans have partly avenged
the murder Of the patriots taken on the Fir.
slniES. On learning Of their execution,
MaNImo Gomez attacked and captured q
number Of Spanish fortified camps in the
vicinity Of Santiago. He made over two
hundred prisoners, and marching them close
up 10 santiago, shot them in full view of the
Spanish forliticatOns, and then sent in word
to Burriel TO come out and bury them.
Burriel left immediately for Havana.
y Key West dispatch says draft Of sixty
two men has been ordered on the Pawnee
from New Orleans.
Admiral Scott is informed from Santiago
that the commandment of volunteers has pro-
missed to Use no further violence towards the
Cuban prisoners without informing Com
mander Brainc. of the Juniata.
RESIGNATION OF JovELLAR, ETC.
WASHINGTON, December Am Associated
Press dispatch from Havana says that Jovcl.
lar resigns the captain-genelal>hip and re-
quests the appointment OF Il successor who
cln carry out the orders Of the Government
to deliver up the NirginiuS.
The feeling Of tue people of Havana is
| unanimous in opposing the delivery Of the
| EirginiuS TO the Americans. They are will
| iny that the vessel shall he turned over to 4
neutral nation. who shall decide as to the
| right OF the NlrSinius to carry the American
| na,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

DECEMBER 1.-Business opens with an encoii-
raging show of aacrity as contrased With the sen
son of lethargy and depression from which trade Is
steadily emerging. and ns 1t progresses new factii-
ties opened up In the Increased activity Of money
circulation both for settlements and for barter ex-
CHANGE and manufacture.
ToRACCo.-Sales last month, 1.773 hoSsheads,
against lips h0gsheads last year. Receipts last
month, 493 hogsheads, against 93S hogsheads last
year Stock 1st December, 1873, 5,213 hogsheadS,
against 1866 hogsheaits last year.
BredkJast Bacon l0>!c. y b..
Manufactured TbbdccO.-Pices are without ono
table change. We quote Virginia brands, dark 10
Ness PorkLsl4 q barrel, nominal.
BGcon.-Clear rib.stdes ut TIC.
green Heots.1,Shoulders at 4Hc.. clear rlb-sides
at 6sc clear sides at 6bc., and hams At SKA &c. We
note sale OF 5000 hams from block ut SIC. cash
- Buh uedts.-Sloulders ut o4c:, clear rib-sfdes ut
SIC, and clear sides ut &c, packed.
Lard.-keg at SIC, fierce Ut 94c., steam at TIC.
Hogs.-The market opened active this morning,
and the highest prices OF the season were paid, the
tome being we'll supported to the close Of business.
AZ the Southern stock-yards 1000 head were
sold at all average of s4.75, and AN upward ten.
dency is reported. At the Bourbon stock-yard
sales b At a hc ass
5000 head were sold at $4.606l*4.75, the average
at a ;70@*4.75. With the exception of a lot Of
700 head left at the Bourbon, the pens were all
cleared: 1t Is understood, however, that the pack
ers are In possession of good supply. aud the pre-
sent warm weather may check in Slight measure
the present activity In purchasing and frmness In
Cahle.-The marke. was fair for best butcher
grades, while common and rough sold low. We
quote for best butcher steers at SO. 1894 30
good at f39S3:50; common and rough at II .50@
81 q 100 fs. gross Fresh mixers are In fair de-
maud and selling at from $50 to $40.
Sheep-There Is but little doing at present In this
mon and mixed lots sell at II .50@*2.5O q 100
bS. gross. -COurier-JOurndl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. December 2.-HOg8: Receipts TO II
A. NJ, 1896 head: estimated for the day, 40, 900
head. he market Is active and tending up. Pack
ers ana shippers buying-packers paving - Il 90
s4'3V' Shippers paying S4.2O@s4.35; choice,
Cahte: More active and shade firmer: receipts.
1920 head; official receipts yesterday, 39,067
head
PHILADELPHIA. December l-P. M-Beef cattle
In fair demand; sales 1900 head ut S6.50G$7. 25
FOR extra Pennsylvania and western steers SO. %
Csc for fair to good, and 1895 for common.
Sheep In fair demand aud prices advanced; sales
Of 5000 head ut s4.50@$6:
Hogs higher with sales at 6.75@S7.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, DECEMBER Up. M.-C"t-
day. SO cars. Medium, t4@s4.75; common, 49, so
@s4 stockers, S3@Ls3.50.
Hogs.-Arrlvals including Saturday and Sunday,
1O5 cars. Best Philadephas, $4.75@s4. S5 ;
Workers, $4.40@S4.6O.
SheeD.-Arrivals including Saturday and Sunday
sk cars. None selling.
NEW YORK, December 1-P M-Beeyes.-Arri-
walls yesterday and to-day, $3.50 head making
1916 lead for the week against G,620 last week.
Supply not equal to the actual needs of slaughter
erS. The market Is firm ut an advance of &c. The
few common Texans shown sold at &C.: poor 10
prime native steers, SjsG112hc., witha couple OF
carloads OF fancy 1T ! &c.
Sheep and LdmbS.-Reccpts, 3.775 head, max
Ing 2O,14O for the week, against $4,000 last week
Demand fair: ~ GS6 for common to prime sheep,
with an upward tendency.
SlCine.-Racepts yesterday and to-day, 16,07J
head making $3.50 for The week, against $500
last week. Demand active aud prices Il fraction
higher. Live sold ut S5@&5.12A; city dressed
S5,7SIS7; light pigs, 1925.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05

Z anawhs, In West Virginia, s~byawaya of
the James River and eKanawha canal,
the james, jackson, Greenbrier, New, and
kanawba rivers by canal, sackwater,
or open river navigation not less than 20
feet wide, I feet Deep, with LOCKS not less
| than 120 feet long and. 20 feet wide, and
with capacity for vessels Of at least go
tons burden. The States of Virginia and
West Virginia arc to convey to the United
States their interest in the property or
finances Of the corporation having claim
TO the continued line of water commute
cation projected aud in part completed by
the State of Virginia. The cost Of the work
Is then TO be betrayed by the issuance and
sale OF United States ten.tifty four-and-a.half
per cent. bonds to the amount of eight
million dollars. Provision is also made for
the purchase by the Secretary of War of the
private stock in tho James River and Kama
wha Company at price not exceeding S35
per share, and also for the appointment Of
commissioners TO equip. maintain, and man.
age said waterway when completed
each to be appointed from the States of Penn
SylVania. North Caroiua, South Carolina,
Iowa, Missouri. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ken
lucky, West Virginia, and Virginia.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, December 4.-The Star
quotes rumor Of a movement on foot TO
Dust Senator Patterson, Of South Carolina.
Mr.. Stephens called on President Grant
to-day, who, on account of the venerable
state>mans difficulty in ascending the stairs,
came TO the receptlon.room on the ground
floor. here the two gentlemen had cordial
interview.
Abel Owen, kuklux prisoner, was par
doned to-day.
The United States steamer Franklin, of
tb,rty-niuc guns, and the iron-clads Ajax
and Terror-thc former carrying two and
the latter four guns--will DE ready Monday
to join the North Atlantic squadron.
The Department of State has no informa-
ton to communicate concerning the arrange
mcnts for the surrender of the Virginius and
her surviving passengers aud crew to the
United StItes naval forces. Nothing has
been received up to IL late hour this evening
to cause apprehension that that part OF the
protocol will not be carried into effect. The
statement is unreservedly made that the
Spanish officials are acting in good faith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

The LONDON FREss on GRANTS MESSAGE.
LONDON, December ID 4. N-The
Times, in a leader on President Grants mes
sage, says: "The excessive privileges III re-
gard to freedom from search claimed Tor
vessels bearing the American flag would
confer immunity on an open pirate. such
pretensions are indeed short-sightpd for a
mercantile nation.
1--WE cannot for moment believe
Congress will adopt the suggestion to
prohibit national banks from paying in
terest on deposits. We do not agree
with the Presidents financial remarks gene.
rally, ando think he is wrong in attributiDg
the recent troubles to the peculiar character
Of the currency. The advice to return 10
specie payments would be more satisfactory
If the President told the country how to
do it,"
The article praises the message for its mo-
defatiou of tone in general, and on the Gu
ban question particularly. England will un-
reSeryedly support the policy which requires
that Spain must really as well as nonlnally
control Cuba.
The Daily Ne,rS says the Presidents mes
sage, concerning the NirgiEius affair, is mode
rate and dignitied.
The Daily Telegraph sees in the demand
for the abolition Of slavery IN CuDa men
ace which will greatly increase the dIflcul-
ties of Castelar's situation.
The Standard thinks the only result that
threats against Spain will have Will be 10
hinder an adjustment.
Spain.
MADRID. December At is reported that
the Spanish Mission at Washington has been
offered TO Fgueras. The bOmbardment OF
Carayena by the Republican batteries con-
tinues necessarily. Four hundred houses
in the city have been destroyed BY request
of General .Ceballos, the comman der Of the
Government forces, the foreign fleets have
withdrawn from the harbor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
State of Trade at other Points.

LYNCHBURG MARKETS.
DECEMBER I've call attention to revised quo
tatious
Pork.-Sales have been made at $3.50, 1925, and
IS during the last two DAYS. Six dollars seems to he
about the price that people willing to pay, and
II Is very hard TO obtain more than that price.
Bdcon- Western bacon has slightly advanced.
Virginia has declined
Bntter.-Prime huttcr Is In good demand.
Bcet-Slaughtered beet, 4G6c. 1t will not pay to
send poor and badly -butcherrd beef to this market
Unless strictly prime II Will sell better the hoof
Wheat and !lour-Arc in good demand. Wheat
has slightly advanced, particularly the better quail
ties
C0rn.-Old corn Is scarce and In good demand;
new not very salable.
Onts.-Prime oats are In good demand at fair
prices.
free of grit.
Dressed Fo,clS.-The market Is ablndantly sup
piled with poor fowls. and matter Of course the
prices obtained must be very low. Good fowls VIII
always sell well poor fowls Will sell best with some
Thing on 10 hide the bones.
Oai0ns--Thrre Is good demand for onions anu
they Will bring good prices.
Dried Fruits of ali kinds are In good demand.
fireeil ippteS-Primc apples, III good order, VIII
sell well; inferior are hard 10 sell and will not pay
to ship to this market.
Beans and Peas arc inquired for. They will
brig good prices.
IRISH Potatoes are In dcmand.- Virginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
CHICAGO MARKETS.

NOVEMBER 29-Ness Pork.-sales Of 400 bar
rels cash, at $I3; 1000 barrels, seller Decen6er o
barrels same 9p19ns s. barres s ssIieg
9 2asv s at sI350; 800 barrels, same option,
s SSo es ss,ns op pf%r 1t ttSts3 5000
sl3.2o ouu . ",,ion mt 81 800; 1000 barrels,
S ssme onon at sI3s7h; 1880 barrels same OPP
lion. at *l3. so. .,o.,os cash at 7.c.: 100
Ldrd.mS sh y, 7xc: 800 tierces loose, cash, at
sslee0 Iierces keted, cash. at ST. 2SO ae1T as
seller IT, s :sr if Fessasry at &c.
at* 5a l2 ssn .!e ap.ion, at $3.50.
1 SSSonIGers%saics Of 100000 pounds green d.
4sc. ooo boxcs Cumterlands, seller
Dscs,nher. nj ssc; $50 boxes short ripe' sei'ef
Degep,Se SaIes of 100000 pounds green syetas.
INN ID pounds, ut &c.; 5000 pieces sfeeh' "'S'"e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 10000; seneca, without top,
60c.
Bees,ooc: 25c. a 4.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow. 25@27c.; poor
10 good, sal &c.; common. SQ1Oc.
Buckrhedt Flour: 393Hc.
Bro0nl-CO corn: Green, S@1 DC. red, 4@5c.
Chestnuts: :3@i3.50.
Corn Neal: $4,000. n bushcl.
as $3.50 - ''''''>
FIour: Virginia country is quoted today: Fine,
S5.75Ms6; supertnc, s7gS725 extra, se@
brands. 81 O.50@S11.
F+atasrs: Prime u,e-Eoose, e5@7oc.:; common,
30a40c.
Flurseed: S1.50@S1 So q b,tshe
Hav: Virginia Timothy, s1.15@S1 20; clover,
Lurd: Country 9@lOc.
oats: Baled. sO@s5c. y 100 fs.
Onions.-s1a$l.20 n bushel'
Po,atsss: Irish, 50n60c "a bushel.
Pouury-Dresscd: Turkeys 12@ 4c.; chickens,
9G1Oc.
Rue: 75@sOc. q buslcl.
Sundc: 75c.-nominal
Shucks: Sl@*1.
BdIed Strdto: 65@70c.
TuiioD: 466c. 4R D.. ae,,
Wool: Washed, 33G35c.; unwashed, 2542sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: S225@s2.30 2 barrel; Rosendale,
Lime: Agricultural, 1o@12Hc:: p bushel; vir-
si.s5@ nHu 20 R R *i55 asi.So.
Plaster: Lump, *6@ss.5O; grouu ill de!
llyered; calclned, $3@S3.2S.
Dry Goods.
Bro,cn Sheettngs and Shtrttags: A Manchester,
.;nrs Ki1sT o. james RSes s
S tsEiie f,Set PeS%ss
i nc, Koekbridse, Sc IA Leaksvle, l1c. !;
Nv. Conesloga, 49,. y G. ConestoRa, 1oc.;
! u. Conesloga, l6c.; l0-4 Pepperlll, 35c.; lo-4
BsaeRsd @irtings and ssings a R Wa%sIt-
o Mas9nyile; 105S 9ed IA ,sSc
ay9Sndaie, lOc.; A Social, 0c. A Anloskeag;
i2Sc.: milestone, 1oc.; Barnslsy. &C.; BED e
Dog. &c.: B 4 scituats, sAe; Methuan; e; Pc,
ter5oroagh, 7c.; 1o-4 Waltham' 4oc'' lo-4 Guy
Mills, CSC. c,
Bro,c,, Drills: Petersburg, INC; Wes,ford'
2Ic. Gran!tevile. 12hc: ,o,>, ,,,os,o.r
Corset Jeans: a Pa'onia' 'oac'' A"oSAeAs'
ns,,;,os. Harlem, 12hc.; Boston Steam Mills,
1870. .uo.,, O. p,c,
Prts Ams5can Sc; A Msnchess ter 1 Fasn
W os Msor 1o' &c 1 orsDts Pacific,
1 19c mold, &c.; Amoskeag, &c.; Wamsutta, 7c'
Cumbrics: Rice, &C.; English &C.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
Alum: &c.
Alcohol: 1926 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: &s u case Oh iour so|en'
Copperas: &c.
| Cochineal: IL q h.
| Extract Of Loyaoood: 16c'
Indigo: $1.25.
| Madder: 16c. .,a.,
| O;Is. Liuseed, sl.O5; machine neGHS ~ ~
| onorm. H225; whale, Soc: siralts, Dug ao.
Ipshrador.cod oil, S0M65c.; laro, sUC:, sm e,
re 40 dozen best salad. I'll castor " y Sa,o'
| Virrtniu iubrlcating, Soc; Kerosene l'g|oe' y
gallon.
Soda sal, sa@4c., in kegs English soda 49,
| American, &c.
Spirits Turpentine: oSc.
| Foreign Fruits and Candy.
| Candy: 15c. - b.
| Lemons: 81. 5O@*9 q box.
Oranges: None IN market.
| Fertilizers.
| Gunno: Peruvian, $50; GuaDape, S1U o. ton
| sea.Fowl, 800; Pacific, $50; Powhatan ha"ah Sn
Smnrphosphaie, 900; Flour OF RawD39nssas o T'o
| PistIniont, $50; Maryland Tobacco-rood' soo'
| Groceries, &c.
i Rocon. Shoulders. SS1Skc.: ribbed slacs, %
| aIc ana scarce; clear ribbed SIDES, o1sposc
Sniria round. 1901 &c.; Vtrginls innls' 10y
1r. hupar-cured, uncanvased. 13tfgi aG. fiai
| hams. I2E0l Sell cRnynsed hams, A$G4afe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
THE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORTED
IN THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,
-

Yirofnta L,aC.-The weak closes rather quietly.
In sone departments Of the Leaf tobacco sraue
Their has been slightly Increased activity as CON-
pared with previous recent announcements out
taxing the aggregate business OF the week ih'o con
sideration It Il shown that quiethde was INC
nant feature Of the market. .,,.,t-,ns
hut notw Outstanding the lightness OF acu y. ts
acIions-whch was DUE among other caas 1880 " ,ie
Sn vas Loaf 70 hsipess-the prevailing tone o. tne
II arket was good, cheerfulness ana hopeiulneesSs
being apparent In all circles s sST sh found in The
Ur,'mise of peaceil solution of our Spanish ,
ErSgIin' and M the gradually strengthening osnss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
Weather PrObabtlitfes.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-For the Mid
die and South Atlantic States, Increasing
pressure, lower temperature, variable 10
northwe>terly winds and clearing weather,
except possibly on the South Atlantic coast.
For the Ohio Valley and southwest to the
Gulf, continued high barometer, decidedly
low temperature, GOODNESS and clondiness in
the interior, and threatening weather on the
coast.
For the Northwest, light to fresh south
westerly to northwesterly winds with very
cold aud probab bly, cloudy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-05
THE CHARLESTON COTTON. RICE, AND
NAVAL STORES MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, December 1.-Coaon.-
There WAS quite a dull feeling In this market, with
much restricted inquiry, the business being light
at unsettled prices part Of the Transactions oeing
bales ut 12c., SO at BIC. % at 3Rc. SO at
l4%c., 80 at 144c. q h. Quotations are omitted
Rice.-This grain was In fair demand at steady
rates: sales near 800 terces clean Carolina among
which were so uerces at 5ac.: 81 at &C.; u at
q 1911 &c. 90 on private terms. We quote COM
mon to fair at 6kft6asc. good, 6Hg6 per pound,
sptrits turpentine and l,os5 barrels rosn Sales In
ibe past few days. 1000 barrels strained to extra
~ % rnsin At 3D. 2%tGS 1915 per barrel; also 400
.rre,s fine grade rosiu on private terms. The mar
bet today was generally quiet III consequence OF the
dcatb of Mr.. K. T. Walker, prominent operator
In fhIs narket-ISsU8.