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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
COTTON MARKETS, OCTOBER II.

prrrvsrrpc ya.-The following Is state
of the sSS of sS!0 Rste hs psssso G Saes
week miiSm enuc eo inst rear 10 bales Tota
since September i, 1879. IS bales; correspond
ing tiHe is't ,os sinct same iim. last wear
sles STOCK 80 t III, sSr mort for the vear end
all the ports en"g sas557 bales as com
p. aroS ui,h' thn year IS71,72..
NEW ORLEASS.-S,rong middlings, l nc; low
madlnes l9 ~ hes rross receipts: 1857 bales
Exports-To Great Britain. 4 1867 bales; conlinent
bales wcek IEG re-, RECEIPTS ioS Great fi
IG5 lalcs: CON inent ii2i6 bales; coastwisc,
Spy bales cars Siea IUoG midIings, 15,sc. low
middIngs I4iGOI Sc; Strict good ordinary, l4sc.
net Fseep, l c sa ces 5 SsHek
exports to continent: $500 bales; exports coast
Wise, 5000 3ssS saeS 300 7 haes No, reccn,s
so bales: gross, "a bales sales 200 bales; stock.
G'30O bales, Weekly net receipts, 72l bales
Ei SsvASSau'NDull: midIlings, l5Ac; net re-
cnjn,s . ioI hIlcs: cXnorlS cOastwlSc, $3.50
males: sales. GSS s,lcs: stock, 81 90 bales. Weekly
net receipts. 2l.766 bales: exports coastwlsc,
SIonIL I and weak: middliugs, 164c net
receipts o5 bales EXPORTS cos!WSs go I ,dc
1850 bales, Weekly net receipts, 6,3S7 bales
gross receipts, G3SS bales; exports coastwlse,
. lr,InS sales Z 05O bales.
'S1,E0tK over and guiet: low middliugs,
-. Not rnrtints l42l bales; exports cOist-
wis., 'S3G Iles; sales, so bales: stock, 6,Os2
iairI Wreklv net receipts. 1865 bales; exports
cG"Stwi,e' sci bales !; salcs, i.4O6 bales.
COLrMECS-uemand good; low mlddlings, sc.
Weekly receipts. 1890 bales; shipments - 90
bales sales, 1918 bales. Stock-lS72, 6,726
bales; 1873. 1851 bales
MoNTGoMERY.-Weak; low mtddinss, l4E;.
weekly IocellmSS. 'oe1 az h,iss. IS59 Am
bales bales stock-lS72' Oils oa'eS' i0''' o'''o
paies. po,xr r..r,vna recc,n,s Q .53S bales.
HII,1 ,Nmji: midilincs TIC; net
in,s So La ins cross rccrints "A bales Weekly
net receiE.s t pr2ta Tr,e IA b.ins D'''
~ net recepts bales
stoch' NV ofs, wer miaaIinps. f, low mid
,aL slc sirt GOOD ordarv. i53c; gross
ra.raIn,s 6S9 bales: EXPORTS coastwse. ~ bales
To- az haIs, "toci 2b6t; bsIes. Weekly net re-
cain's 30 h.lcs. gross rereints IT'S bules: ex-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.



ARRIVED,
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise, L. b. Tatum.
Barkentine Republic. New York, to load Hour,
SCHOONER IInogenc Dorothy, Gander, Philadel-
phla, COAL 5. Z. Lathrop. ,,,
Schooner Serene. Jones, Charleston' OH iroh'
Schooner Alexander Massie, Stringer, Phtladel-
phab come ocean Bird Baker Philadelphia, coal
schooner Lula Lynn, 1nslcy, Philadelphia coai'
D. ri Lanrot G.. Ely, McHenry, Philadelphia,
'G Schooner Reading Railroad, No. 4S, Philadel-
phia, COAL s,upn
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, nerchan-
disc and passengers, 6. w. Allen 4 co.
Steamer Eyernan, pLstt' phlidelphla' mcrchan-
Steamer sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchandise
and messengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner Florence Mayo, Hall, Boston, merchan-
use Schooner America, Paul, Washington, granite.
o Schooner Lucy Wright, Ely, New York via
james river, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
The ". G. Dearborn, Boston, for Richmond, ar
rived at Vineyard Hayen October Il:
Schooner Mary A. Brown, Providence, for Fir-
giniu, sailed from Newport, October ID.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
On and after the goth instant the channel of New
inlet, into South Oyster bay, Long Island, New
York, Will DC marked ny Sp1r~DuOyt Ptlnteu WITH
white and black perpendicular stripes, and sur
mounted by an opeu-wOrk cage, placed outside the
bar, aud i've fathoins at low waier and spindle
OIL shore In range with the cupola on Woodburgh
Hotel painted with led and black horizontal
stripes, and having day-mark on top In the shape
Of BARREL
CBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, October 17.-Arrived, steamers Old
Dominion and Victoria.
The knchautress, from Savannah, October 8th,
tn gale shipped heavy seas, which washed away
the galley and both sides Of the llght-boxes, and
smashed the sky-ghts, filling the cabin with water
aud damaging all the stores
MARINE DISASTERS.
NEW YORK, October l7.--Spoken October 18Th,
latitude thirtysM degrees ffty-one minutes, lohgi
Lude seventy three degrees ten minutes, Schooner
John Ferris, from Georgetown, d. O., for Hudson.
She was dtsInanlled, having cut away her nass to
save the vessel She was fun OF wafer ana settling
The Captain and male were sick with fever and
ague. They hoped to to put into Fortress Monroe.
Vessels arriving to-day from the South all report
passing large quantities OF wrecked stuff of Cape
Henlopen and Barnegat.
FORTREss MONROE, October 17.-Arrived,
schooner A. f. Ames. alexandria, Tor portsmouth.
She encountered the late norther one hundred miles
south OF Montauk. Her sails were blown OF.
The schooner Stickney, for Baltimore, took the
crew OF the schooner shelburn on ram north Of
Hatteras. They had been en- IL four days. The YES
sci was abandoned. No particulars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
By Couiiing s Pendleton,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsionee.s,
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

Tor SALE, "wooDBINE.n THAT
m BEAUT,EUL AND ATTR R,ssri,Y r ~;
ROAD LEADING FROM MECHASlCsEiLILE
TURNPIKE TO MEADOWgRlDGEk O , IA,
MEDIATELY OPPOSITE DlLL,S FARM, ONE
AND 4 HALF MILES FROM RJCHAoNpL:-We
will offer for sale ut public auction, on .ne pre-
mises, Oh WEDNESDAY, October 22, 1878, az
AZ O'Clock P. NJ, "WOoDBINE,m that beaatint
suburban residence with THIRTEEN AND
THREE-QUAkTER ACRES Of LAND, loeated
as above The Improvements consist OF an elegant
ERAME DWELLING with i've rooms; kltchen
with two rooms; wood and coai-honses, stables,
sh.sis &c; all OF which are entirely. new. having
been Lail, only twelve months ago. Large front
and back yards With shade-,reeS, and well enclosed
With palling fences; aud well OF excellent water
In the back yard.
finely adapted " gardening purposes
The pearpesd to the city makes this properly very
desirable, and the attention Of parties Wishing
suburban r~sidence IL here called.
TERMS: One-half cash; balance 1T ax ana Twelve
mouths with etght per cent interest adoec ana &c
cured BY trust deed on the property.
COULLlAG a PENDLETOS,
Real Estate Agents aud AucNonaesS.
No. 1904, corner Tseta ana Bank saesss'
Oc l3- dtds
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t,nucs to nrcvrnt the purchase of stamns.
ro keen nm assortnents dealers are obliged to tir-
nIsl money with which TO procure stamps AND me
amount so provided probably represents the nuiH
or the tax-iaid stock now arriving The one ad-
vantage arising from this episode is that the mar
Ike wll be kept strong by the puucity OF rccepts,
and possibly another benefit will rnure from l Ii
working of of old supplies that otherwise wonla
remain Indefinitely on hand. new system o. 90
ing business may ultimately grow out or these ia,
ter.dsy arrangements, In when efeni; IL nas G 1o
has been subjected viii not have been without COM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
BY Richardson & o.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
II ON CLAY STREET FOR SALE By AUG
TIOS.-We shall sell by auction, Oh the premises,
on MONDAY the goth instant. at AZ O'Clock L. NJ.
a desirable BRICK DWELLING, No. FOG, on the
north side of Clay street between Second and Third
with two stories, containing four rooms; kitchen
In the rear and the usual out-houses In good repair
The LOT fronts 30x150 feet with an alley In the
rear. The location OF this property Is among the
best In the city, and Is of that class for which there
Is great demand.
TERMS: One-thri cash; balance In one, two,
and three years. the purchaser to give his negotiable
notes for the deferred payments bearing Interest at
eight per cent. per annunl, payable quarterly, ana
secured By deed of trust.
RICHARDSON / CO.,
oc l6 AuctiCnceIS.
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RE-EAHlBlIED.
WHEAT.-Whte, SO bushels; red, SS bushels
RTE.-l4 bushels.
THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,
N.TORER If.


Is Inc record Of The week just closed
in VIRGINIA leaf Manufacturers ana Shippers potn
baye fSk en- in moderate quantity sucn parcels US
were adapted TO their respective wants, anu WINE
II cannot be said there Was any movement psreepu-
BE sayornS activity Il ~sy In Ie
main SATISFACTORY. Priceslwere steady, and eyinced
throuphout show OF strength which augurs well
for the remainder Of the season. Such OF the new
crop us was uucut-ssy, rs estimated, about three.
EN- The violent storm which occurred ut that time,
and we hear OF damage done by both the rain and
FROST which followed The injury, fortunately. does
NOT appear 10 have been serious, and reliance may
still lie had the prevailing expectation Of large
and good yield .r... -,..~t...
Intelligence in this connection from other quar-
tiers is not Of noteworthy. character any point
OF Interest The Virginia markets are still incon-
yenenced by the rtsulc of the existing financial de-
rangement; and esewhere-ti is, la Europe-trade
continues sluggish, dealers doing but little, and
manufacturers, according to London adviccs, buy
Ing only al relail and for present use.
tobacco Is reported Traffic WAS more or less inter-
fcrred with by the decline iu gold and the rates of
exchange. Added to these deterrenis WAS the pre-
yaling Inertia From The amount OF business ac-
tualy done these few weeks past, II Is clear That
but for the abnormal events that have been trans.
have seen u very good trade In this depsit msnt,
ana especially In the domestic branch OF 1t. The
Inquiry has been fair all along and prices, while
being hrtn, have at the same time been generally
satisfactory TO buyers. The export trade has been
affected by rare combination OF adverse Causes,
MOI understanding, been done. q
For the present, comparatively little tobacco 10
coming forward from the factories, aud not much
Is likely to COME while The currency lookup con-
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 1I.-Cotlon irm: SAFES e.
moderate rtunest; no material! change; t.2DessI
for common to fair extra; s75o@sl FOR g@Sa 70
Wheat held flrmcr: moderate export inquiry l62
Ia1.57 for winter red western. Corn-gond e1-
mort demand and shade frmer 5s@oeac. d dos
steamer western mixed Pork dull new mess,
SI5.T56S10. lcef quiet ut St4n 1Oc. Lard hrmer
NJ SIC Turpentinc lower at 4lhI42c. koslh
dull at 80 .7OGf2.75. Frcights quiet
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pATTI,10RE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. October 7.-F1onr very dun an4 un-
ona red. Si.306D*l 40 others unchanged. Corn
dull and lower: White southern, 72G 73c yellow
southern, 65G67c.: mixed western, &c. U sh
duii: southern, 47@5Oc.: western mixed, Ago
4Sc.: western white, 49@5Oc. Rye steady. Hay.
unchanged Provisions qulet. Mess pork, SlItG
S17.75 Bulk meats-Shouders, nc; clear It'd I'D
sides SIC. Bacon-Shoultlers, &c: clear rb-sides
9i109Ac Sugar-cured hams, 1301Sc. Lard, oAG0
SAC. Western butler firm ut Poe: COnee un-
changed Whiskey lower ut 94H@9oc. sugar
steady and scarce at 0xc. s... ..... tE
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4 lively verbal warfare is going on be-
tween tie Winnemucca Register and the
Unionvlle &lcer State, both published in
Nevada. The latter paper, after severely,
rejecting on the paternity of the editor OF
the former, says that he S"a hlnchback ape,
who can't write his own name without
wiping his nose with bis tongue"
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By Hill & Cioddin,
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Fstote Auctioncers, No. HOS Main street.
TWO NEW BRICK DIV BILLINGS On

TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS ON
1 THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAf, October 22d,
1873. AT ~ o'clock L. NJ, on the premises, we
viii sell those two new and beautiful DWELL
INGS situated as above Described. They contain
rooms, and every modern improvement; also,
kitchen with ample servants accommodation; coal
ana wood-houses, &c. ~.
The lots front each % feet with depth Of $50
feet to an alley 13 feet wide. These houses have
just been completed in very handsome style. and
being In one OF The best neighborh0Ods Of the city
should command The attention of parties seeking
good paying Investment. They are now rented 10
good tenants Mt rental OF 1900 each per annum
TERMS: One-thirtt cash; balance in SIX ana
twelve months with six per cent. interest," secured
by 4 trust deed. HILL GOl)DlN,
. oc I6-rus AuctoneerS.
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BY w. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EIGHTEEN
- HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN VADENS
PLAN OF BUCK HILL, ADJOINING MAN
CHESTER, ON HULL AND DECAT U X
STREETS AS CONTINUED.-Wtll be sold at auc-
ton. on the premises, on TUESDAY the 2lst OF
October, 1873, Mt o'clock L. H., EIGHTEEN
HANDSOME LOTS located as above Eight Of
them. Nos. 80 to As Inclusive front the east line
OF Hull street, and ten Of them. Nos. 81 10 90 In
elusive, front the west line OF Decatur street, and
each run back l 81 feet.
Topersons OF limited means these lots present ex-
celent opportunities for safe investments. ..
TERMS: Onc-ihrd cash; balance 1T four and
eight months, bearing interest, tSr.
Oc IA W.GUDDIS. Aucti0neer.
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TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID

TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
Il GRAZING FARM IN POCAHOSTAS
F3RMs + 10 : SUR UT PG1cHAsERs.- virtue Of .
deed OF trust from r. n. Pool, &c, Will proceed
to sell at Huntersville. West Va, on TUESDAY the
81 Il day or October 1873, ut IL o'clock n. that
magnificent BODY OF LAND, containing FIVE
TIOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by James X. Ewine
lytug on the North, South and Silver forks Of Xix
river about one lnilc from Gibson's, In PoSahOntas
county West Va. About one thousand I'VE hun
dred acres are cleared, and has y full and fine
growth OF blue grass and timothy, AID furnishes
Grazing for several hnudeed cattle each year. il
has very fine body Of various ttmb9Ts on IT, and Is
the best watered land In that section, as the three
forks Of Elk river run through lis various parts.
Iron and coal are said to have been discovered on
It recently, aud from Its location these minerals
may exist In vast quantities Nv.
II lies Immediately along the fine Of projected
railroad and taxed altogether II the most desirable
body Of timber, grazing, or farming land In that
fertile section.
parties wishing to examine the premises can find
good accommodations at Gibson's tavern, with d.
rections where the land lies.
The land Is being oiviaed Into smaller farpsof
from three hundred to five hundred acres the metes
ana bounds Of which can be sean on application 10
JOHN ALIGhTEER, attorney at law, Hunters
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may be cash; but
upon ANAL caah payment 70 cover costs ana ac-
crued interest, and sattafaetofy security LOT M-
uainder, eaS terms and long Hn nsf g Ssn
os Ltd Trustee.
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POSTPONED.
AIEEII AInAN
By w. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
cLOTS IN HUTHERFOORD'S ADDITION,
ON UNION HILL, BOUNDED BY TWENTY,
NINTH, THlRTIETH. AND STREETS VIII
be sold at auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the goth October. 1873, az o'clock +. ~, FOUR
having fronts on the east of Twenty ninth and west
OF Thirtieth street Of about 25 feet. running back
ON the south side OF street l32 feet to nm alley III
feet wide.
To persons of small means these lots present
peculiar advantages, because they are only about
90 feet beyond the north line of the corporation,
thus being exempt from city taxes, ana are In au
improving locality.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at four eight,
and twelve months, bearing interest, &c.
Oc Ia w. GODDIS, Aucti0neer.
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InIISCuLE MARK ETS.

LOUISVILLE, October Flour In good demand
and unchanged Corn unchanged. Provislonsq quiet
md unchanged Pork. s15. Bacon7shouldcrs'
Sic; clear rib, SYc.; clear sides, DC, packed.
Lsrd-Tierce, Sl:M SIC; key, 9sc; seam, ec.
u:h;.t nv ,,ulI at S9G t}0c.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, October 17.-Flour weak and bnsi,
ness small. Coru dull and lower; No. 2 mixed: ~
mS4OlSc.: east track. 4lHc. regular. Whiskey
lover nj Ole. currency. Pork dull; jobbng lots.
sI4.5O. Bacon dull small business on time sales
clear rib, Sk4lSac.: clear. SHta9c.; few cash iot
clear at 7;s@Sc., currency aud CHECKS hard uu-
nhanRnl
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. October l7.-Flour steady at 80
6i7.10. Corn quiet at soc. Provisions dull; Lard
al steam nominal at scLat'er ,p Price ,oS nor
small lots Bacon nominal and quiet Only !onolns
7aasc. Whiskey steady at s9c, Pork steady at
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

W1LMrSGToN. October 17.-Spirits fnrpenttne
1uirt ut SOC. Rosin quiet; $3.50 for strained;
$3.50 orlow No. /; $2.62H for No. !; CRUDE tur'
pentine steady ut $3.50 for hard; $3 Tor yellow
din and virgin. Tar. $3.50.
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO NEW HANDSOM FRAME
J. DWELLINGS, on THE EAST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND
DUAL STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises on tn URsD;As.1i pa,
the 23d of October. NJ ~ O'Clock T. NJ, the TWO
HANDSOME FRAME TENEMENTS Nos. 723
and 725, occupied respectively by Messrs. }. j.
Foster and X. J. l.. Smith, each containing seven
water on the premises anda culvert. The property
fronts forty feet and runs back the usual depth.
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBS L WILLIAMS,
oc l6 AuclOneerS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IMP ANT SALE OF PHOTO
J. GRAPHIC GALLERY.-In pursuance Of an
petition OF creditors and to me directed in the mat
Ter of w. G. r. Frayser, bankrupt, Will receive
sealed proposals for the purchase Of the PHOTO
GRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT Of said Frayser,
lO1l Main street, Richmond, Va.
The gallery will be sold rs an entirety, and con-
tains everything needed In the business, and Of the
latest improvements.
A circuit until July l, 1874, for one-hnn OF The
purchase money viii be given.
: Proposals will be received until IL o'clock Ill,
October 90, 1873. Full information, with the prt-
yilege OF examination OF premises, may be obaiued
upon application ut my ofice. s.
-. DAVID b. PARKER,
oc l4-td 49,. United stases Marshal.
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AUCTION sALEs-pu,ure nav
BY William X. Polk q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NOT Tenth street, between NaiD and Rant

r ARGEAED ATTRACTIVE SALE M
IL REAL ESTATE ON THE WEsTuan
ROAD, -FOUR Mills From THE CRY az
RICHMOND-A BEAUTIFUL FAKM OF ER0H
FIFTY TO SEVESTY-TWO ACRES. THr
STOHEHOuSE AND FIVE ACRES, AND For.
TY BUILDING LOTS OF ONE AsD rWn
ACRES EACH-AT PUBLIC ACCTIONG
the request of the we shall offer for sale ~
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY DO
tober 20, 1S73,st 3Hoc'ock Z. NJ, 80 much OF tb,t
beautiful FARM known Noran's as will !ncuds
Nil Of tie improvements, together with TWENTY
FIVE ACRES Of original forest. The buIIhna.
consist of large twO-stOry DWELLING with four
rooms passage, and closets: p0rcles front and rear
kitchen altachedto the end Of rear porch seryant
quarters corncrib, barn, ard stables--1,l In ynSd
order. Well Of excellent water with seyer
springs-all convenient. Large and seec; peach and
apple orchard in full bearing The land Is in ane
condition. The farm, rs now laid on Contains
SEVkSTY-TWO ACRES, but the purchaser can
take any number above fffy. The residue OF rho
farm will he sold IN one and two-acrc lots excant
the storc-lOt, which will contain five acres Thtsis
an excellent opportunity for the laborng men
from the furnace and the several stone Gnarres m
supply themselves with homes In easy distance a.
their work, the terms Of sale will be rpm,rk,h
easy. plat OF the above property can be seen ~
our office, also at Mr. JOHN $. KoBERrs0y,s s,nrs
on the premises. e'
TERMS: AT sale. .....
Refreshments furnished At SALE
WILLIAM k@POLK & Co.
oc lo-.os uctioneers
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, October II.

Ii
WHEAT.-Whitc, 2S9 bushels. Red, 81 BUSH
els.
CORN.-Whtc. $50 bushels.
UATS.-42O bushels.
kGE.-l34 bushels.
Cuor.-200 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whitc, 76 bushels common at 81 40 !;
90 bushels prime on private Terms: so bushels a.
81 SO 81 bushels coILmOu At 81 20; so bushels
common a 81 SO; 5 bushels at S1.50-tot4l. 2SS.
WHEAT.-Red, Sc bushels at IL so: "a bushels
at III SIS; GS bushels very good at u 65; bush
els common nj $40; 62 bushels good at IL .62 /;
d bushels common at II 20; Pa bushels common
" 81 .30-total, 2S2 bushels.
C0RS.-White, 254 bushels very good at S5c.
OATs-302 bushels very good Virginia spring at
30c.: SO bushels common Virginia spring ut 4sc.;
40 bushels winter at 55c.-tOtal. 400 bushels.
RYE.-14 bushels common ut 75c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-White, SO bushels; red, SO bushels.
hr.h
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE BEAUTIFUL, NEW, AND MOD
i ERN BRICK RESIDENCE No. 105 WEST
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEF-
FERSUS STREETS, AT AUCTlOS.-ThlS much.
admired beautifully situated, and welLarranged
residence will be sold at auction, upon the pre-
PM. It has six large and two small rooms, be-
sides bathroom and all modern conreniences.
The lot Is SO by ISIS feet TO an alley.
This Is one Of that class OF residences so much
sought after and so rarely offered In the ket,
combining choice neigh60rhood with the best Ar,
Judgements for the accommodation OF genteel
family and tn be obtained at cost within the reach
Of persons OF comparatively moderate means.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc1a AuctiOnccTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Bays.
BY Hill & GoddiD, AuciIoneers,
No. I1OS Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
J. ON BEVERLEY STREET BETWEE PINE
AND BELVIDEEE STREErSAT AUCTION
tn TUESDAY, October 2lst. ut AZ O'Clock Z. D.,
ING LOTS, 80 feet each by 100, on the north side
of Beverley street between Pine and Belvidcre
streets Great Improvement In value Of property
III that section and the many buildings now being
erected near these lots render them very desirable
TERMS: Ons-third cash; balance I'D SIX ana
twelve months. HILL Il GODDlN,
ocl7 AuNtioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
BY Hill & Goddin, Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 11OS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
ID CARY, LAUREL. AND CHERRY STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY,
October 18th, 70, ut O'Clock I. ol- on the pre-
misses we will offer ut auction the following deslr-
bic BUILDING LOTS:
: 40 feet by $50 to an alley, on tho north sidc OF
Cary between Laurel and Cherry streets
Laurel betseen Cumberland and Bevcr ey streets
so feet by 40 to an alley, on the east Side OF
Cherry between Cumberland and beverley streets;
The above properly Is prcttilY located and wen
adapted 10 building purposes, ana VIII DC so!n on
the following advantageous terms: One-th unit,
ner cent. interest added. secured by u trust d ed
&c II tbs HILL C GODDIN, Aucti0neers.