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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

The Republican loss, as compared
with the vote cast for Wikof is 52,2i3.
The Democratic less. as compared with
the vote cast for Wiley, is 81, ,l55. The
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
HEALING SPRINGS FOX SALE
AT AUCTION
but TO KEPT OPEN TILL lsr 0ClobEh''

Bv virtue OF a decree Of the Rich!n"ii WV" 80
Court OF May l3. 1873, in the suit it1 Az.
Fry. &c, the UNDERSIGNED, app"in,s,n melon, On
m. premises, on THURSDAY the :Ist 81 A"5"s"
1873 at p. NJ that yaua 9G P 9pixi; s.o"
county OF Bath State of Virdoa. GU the I'M ci ~
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. co9thn ,Eo.S one
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ~ To-
third Of wh'h Is t iear Tf1EH a5 PROPERTY
thereon. used In connection with I'll: ~ ,KGF
The Improvements consist OF TIKI f.r,' - Mofs.
BRICK BUILDINGS OF me ee1t .,SS'nfsUWt con.
TAGEs all In good order, and "yincioS w., tain.
bic degree of taste In construct" ,;,nrut Tot
houses, stables. &c; and par''ai e'I''P
Pnre frcss,oue water is conveyed by ritis 'd
spring In the mountains through the .hr Mi uur-
sfoahos, an Or ns,rertT Il Thoroughly lmni>
with everything necessary lVE 'i'
hrslslass %s,sTng PiRRGs NOW IN suCCk>>SI
OPERATION. AND WILL bE Mi Mis- ,,f pf
WlTHuuT INTERRUPTION ~ LIE -
The nronerty Is situated on the main roI from
the Warm Springs Valley about hitrSh r,iIroId.
Covipgton. on the Chesapeake aHu o .rr turnpike.
from which point i Is sScssi ,oe - p.S csricrl
and partly under contract Is inienu' n,s through
Coyington ami when completed wui ~ "a, ,,i,isnce
the Warm Springs Valley withih 't''''
The virtues ofthe waters airs vel Sns1urhct, csn
no particular notice. Descriplse an pf rrrc,
be had of the agent at the Spf ..N,,ns are prIu,
rcsae and beautia shaded by tres 81 pure
growth The climate delightful the aSg stsncr,
and exhilerating and without foSs' ana
surpassed. 49,, ,f The purchase
money the residue upon siS,a'. t"r negotiable
s9ies With Interest added frou The day 81 III, ccn
For further Information apply to one ~ The
mlssiouers at Richmond, Va. or h. h' V"'
agent ''he 'pi''sH ARLEs U. WILLIAMS
w. CRUMf,
JOHN Ill guy
JOHN A. CukE. .,
LANES II. DUNLOP, ,o,ers
syas No"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST ~ 1875
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza HaTcox, Clifford, Norfolk. mef-
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum, ageut.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Io %l
merchandise and passengers. g. W. Allen u eo'
agents.
Schooner Tenie and Alice, Waters, Norfolk coai.
Currie & Go. 49,
Schooner Mary Lee Newton, Hammond, New
York, camel coal, Currtc K Go.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Harriet Brewster, Squlres, New I ork'
Schooner c. F. Eaton. Radford, Liverpool July
3lat tSailedl. ,.,.
Schooner Ceres. Syckcn, Liverpool. August lst.
Schooner j. &. Henry, from Alexandria. sfh.
Schooner j. s. MalOy. Harrington. BOSTON, atm.
Schooner ID. h. Kefrg, White. charleston, slh.
schooner " A. Nctiahar. CAL, PhilAdelphia, So
Schooner Two AIarys. Philadelphia, lIth'
Bark Maggie V. Hugg. Baltimore, l9n.
Brig Albion. Smith, Liverpool. June 81.
Schooner Agnes Keplier, Mullen, Phlladclphla,
August 10th. ,,-
Schooners William MagCe and A. L. Massey,
Philadelphia August 18TH.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived az New York August nth. schooner sal
lie Ann Wilett Virginia; schooner j. r. Doughty,
Clark Virginia: schooner A. Predmore, RoSell.
Virginia: schooner p A. Sanders, GODFREY VIZ
GINA; schooner j. II. Seguine. Corsnn, virginia.
: Schooner II. q. Bird arrived at Baltimore August
18th.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, August l9-Arrivei. steamers Ad.
ger, Oceanic, Minnesota. and Wilmington. Afrl'cu
out. steamers Ohio. from Phlafelph'a' SnS VI
Paris Columbia, Rein, Moravian, and 81. IatricK.
Arrived, steamers Untar rio and San Jacihto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

swimming ynLArH-A DETRolTER ho
HAS No END OF CnEEK.-An indiV'aua' caii-
ing himself David Roberts, ana ctais1ihs W
many people to hail from Detroit, ana once
in awhile announcing that he resides IN Ne"
York State, and is cheek-by-loWl win Gou-
ernor SEYMOUR, Jay Gould, and VanderDlit'
ia travelling through the interior OF the otale
nm his "cheek." His last appearance was ut
Lansing, but Chief Bergman has heara VI
him now and then for the last four or hVe
months the rascal having a regular system
of business and not deviating from II except
when RIM 10 the woods by the sherlh. Ills
,yamn il the same everywhere. lie goes lhto
= nrirhborhood and calls upon some farmer
mr. nprson of influence and announces that
no h,s inst sold out his store 10 Detroit, OF
bis hip farm in New York, and that THIS OF
tbot nrominent man has advised him to buy
in the n,rt Of the State he is then in. lie
,,etS this farmer or citizen to introduce him
- some one who wants to sell out. No one
ouestions that Roberts is all right, as he
IaIks ,bont having any amount OF money,
and his being introduced by well-khoWn
citizen j, looked upon as a sort OF guarantee.
He looks over the farm, stops sometimes loi
q day or two, and finally concludes 10 n'i..
uo has LOT of bogus checks on Detreit
hanks. lot Of worthless railroad bonus ana
mining shares, and when he has mace up
his mind to purchase he announces tnat t, n nc
will not puy any money until ne mas oeen ~
the comfy seat and examined the records.
He eets ready to start, and suddenly renleln-
hers that he has no money, and he wants TO
harrow $40. In nine cases out OF ten ne gets
il as one who is about disposlns OF four or
five thousand dollars worth OF properly
does not like to seem too suspicious OF Inc
man who is to hand oves the thousands the
newt day. He goes on and strikes new
neighborhood, and generally leaves unpaid
livery bills behind. .,,roo d,rs
At lansing the fellow spent three oass
looking at various tarIns. contldencng one
man out of $40, and Deputy Sheriff Horace
ANGEL ran him out of the county ail'f re-
cornizing him as an old iai-bird. warrants
have been issued for him, and it IS hoped tnat
be may be caught, as he has visited wayne.
Washtenaw, Jackson, Shiawassee, and other
counties, and successfully played his game.
II is not known that Roberts ever llved III
Detroit, but if he can be arrested his resla-
inc pIace will be of no conSequence.--De-
trOi Free Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuone.rs'
Hull street opposite the COURTHOUSE
Manchester, Va.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
' THE MIDLOTHIAN coal. -MlNES, ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. FOR SALE ~
PUBLIC AUCTION virtue Of deco 81 'F'.s.
executed 10 me as trustee OF 10Th 81 March ~ ny
william Wnfree. Jr.. and duly rerorten u. 'ne
clerks office OF Chesterfield County tori w. H. a.
page 2le), shall, being required 50 I" 90 ny w"
beneficiary sell nj public auction. on th' n'nI,,''
on FRIDAY. nd OF August s:l. at !: o ci"'H ~ w.
that valuable TRACT Oh LAND lying near u'
Midlothian coal nj ines. in Chcstcrel" county 'H!.
tanning about nine hundred aud hiy-t"o ger - '
Joining the lands of Franklin steaflS' II d. 'iaH'
cocE, and Others. , .. ,,.. ,.o-,
This land lies about two and ha'i i;i.' 'i ,
Coalield station, on the Richmond ana liMniiV
railroad within the coaltrld. About Que lUi'I !,
cleared; the residue IN frrest Of OAK and pm NV
surface indications of the eAlstenc" al coai ~ ,
good as any I'm the coal-ield. The buildings 'ohs,
of a dwelling with nine or ten rooms ~" All NV
sary out-housTs. ,,, - Sab.
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 pay cXpchS'' y! N ~,
and S5lO--SlS0 OH the 10th OF March l'1 d'iu 'i.y
on the 10th Of March, 1875. 70 be- scared " N
of trust on the property: the re-iiu: D, le r
chase money, If any. to he piyauc IL sut ,,,rr
and secured in such manner - Inc san " w. ~ ,h
Shall direct and I'm default Of such direction ~ '"'
trustee shall think lit. ,.r.,u.
Conycvanccs will hc at Coalcld I'D 'aHe ~, II
arriving BY the morning train to me DIG r 81
"'e = = BROUkS Trustee
ROBERTSON & BRoSAuGn, AucloheeFs, e.,a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

'oid capital OF our once beloved. Confectionery.
There are many distinguished u. pg maod
here, among them we have Eenetai sr; moou
Pickett, Robertson, Lee, Helper, M,,'c aIso
Hill, Campbell, and Lilly: we nav ro,o r,so
Hon. David Gordon, OF Baltimore Ho d Ed
dore Stanley, United States navy, an Th mr
a ma' 'manv others Of great celebrity, too nu-
merous to mention. The company 10 s seen
select, and is greater than nave ever ro r1Hr
here. Tents have been erected. anu 1; a,e no% =
co,nnandant of this post, headquarters IN q
tent-such 4 good example to those WIZ 1;, a,o
hard to please. So far the General na w s'fon
satisfaction. No fighting yet. W. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
BY Grubbs Il Milllams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

UILDING LOTS ON LAUREL
ID STREET. SIDNEY, TO Re SOLD AT AUG
TON IN IHE ORDER NAMED BELOW, ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 33D. COMMEAt1NG AT
F. Mist. LOT on west side OF Laurel street
between Bcycr and Albemarle streets, adjoining
Mr. Bo.tzs residence, 30 by 1873 feet 10 an alley 20
feet.
I'd. THREE LOTS on west side of Laurel street
between Albemarlc aud Spring streets, adjoining
Mr.. Clarke'S residence, each 30 10y l35 feet 10 an
alley 20 tect
Sd. A LOT on east side OF Laurel street between
Spring and China Streets 80 by i4s feet to IN alley
20 feet.
All Of these are desirable lots.
Terms AZ sale.
au 10 GkUBBS & WILLIAMS. ctIoneers.
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pOSTpDSEMFST.
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER. ON TWELFTH
STREET NEAR THE RICHMOND AND Pc
TEksRURG RAILROAD DEpOT-By virtue of
. decree OF the County Court of CHESTERFIELD coun-
" at the June term 1873. in the c,ncery suit OF X
l.. Brow Surviving partner &c. rs. Refine Cook 8
administrative ct as we will sell at auction, on
THURSDAY, August 18th, 1879. at $50 O'Clock T. NJ.
on the premises, that valuable ST0RE-iOUSE
situated on the street above mentioned. The build
ing contains six rooms besides the large and con-
vcnent store and bar rooms The lot fronts 30 fee
and runs back 49, feet. This very valuable pro-
perry Is one OF the best business stauds in the
Town. in an improving part Of the town. and con-
ycnicnt 10 the Belle Isle Nail Works Such property
is this should engage the attention of persons seek
ing good and profitable investments.
TERMS: Une-siNth cash the balance upon credit
ut one, two, three, ami four years, the purchaser
To execute bonds b-arirg SIX per cenL inte-
rrst from day of sale for the deferred payments
the title being retained until the whole purchase
money IS paid WI. l.CLOPTOS,
&. W. TURNER,
Commissioners.
MOODY & royal, Auctloneers. III l6-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August l9.-Flour steady and un-
changed Whcat shade easier choice amber, VI ~
mfl.so; good to prime red, II. 70@$l7S: common TO
fair red, SL55nal.6s Coru dull: white southern,
67@7Uc.; yellow southern, soc. mixed western, 5sq
5s.c. Oats firm southern, at@47c.; western mixed,
unchanged. Provisions quiet. Pork unchanged.
Bulk meats firm shoulders, sa@sc.; sales OF 1000
pounds clear rib ut l0c. Bacon unchanged win
fair jobbing demand. Sugar-cured hams unchanged
Lard uull and unchanged Western butter, ?oG2sc.
Whiskey scarce; held at 81.
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From tho Allegheny Springs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALLEdHANY SPRINGS, Va, August II, 1873.
The attractions of this place consist not
alone in tue efficacy Of its waters, but in
almost everything that conduces to the com.
fort and pleasure OF the gay and fashionable
as well as the invalid. 1t is now filled to
the utmost powers of accommodation but
the departures euch day give room for others.
and at no time Of my long acquaintance with
it have seen as much beauty, wit, and in
telligence. Your own city, Mr.. Editor,
stands preeminent in this respect, and Ger.
tainlydo no other would we more readily
yield the palm of beauty than 10 this dear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
Aqrt.yIs,N SALES.--I'his Day.
b.. BY s. n. Davis.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Eleventh and Dlain streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
L COUNTY OF HANOVER, CLAY TOWN.
SHIP. NEAR ASIlLAND.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust from D. 5. b. Tnslcy to the Undersigned dated
LIST of july ls72 and of record In The clerks office or
the Comfy Court of Hanover, will sell at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY the Goth day OF August,
1879 at IL o'clock NJ, in front Of the custom. house.
ly the acre. so much OF the land mentioned In SAID
thereby and interest and the cost OF executing this
deed. -,,,. mn ,,,s
The land conveyed consists Of TWO TRACTS.
me of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY AND
THREE-QUARTER ACRES. and adjoins the land
Oh n. b. Priddy. Joseph 5: Wingle!d and others
and the ether of TWENTY-FIVE AND \ HALF
ACRES. and adjoins the lands of Mary \. Tinsley,
Robert ". Jorcs, and William j. King.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee.
The above sale Is done with nv consent, and VIII
sell beyond Il ,loubt. ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
the aoove land, which abounls In the best timber IN
land same distance from Hanover Courthouse.
an Ia-prt J. ;. u. TINSLEY.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
Innn.,, I,r,a SnpINcS Annnsf II

JUKDAN ALUM SPKIhGs, AuSust II.
The general advertisement of this new
watcIing-place in the mountains of Virginia
had not prepared me for what have found
here during u sojourn of o few days. 1t has
TOO often and too justly been complained that
many as are the attractions OF cur Virginia
summer resorts with their grand and varied
scenery, their o!d-fashioned hospitality, their
refined society, and, above all, their health
giving waters, they are lacking in those con-
yenences which are expected ia these days
OF luxurious living by those who spend
their summers out Of town. 1t is too much
to expect people to- put up with backwoods
accommodations when the springs are gene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
By Redwood ( Crenshsw. auctionerrs,
No Len Min street

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
w our store, No. l42O Main street, on THURS
DAY MORNING, 2ist. at 10 O'Clock.
MAHOGANY, JENNY LIND, aud COTTAGE
BtDSTEADS:
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARDROBEs,
SHBCk and WOOL MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
POPLAR. CHESTNUT. and WALNUT b.
REAUS:
LOUNGES and SOFAS,
HAIRCLOTH, CANE-SEAT, and WOOD-SEAT
CHAIRS and ROCKERS;
TABLES. WAStISTANDS.
DESKS, PJCi URES,
GLASSWARE. &C:
large lot o; CI.OlIlINC,
TEAS, RRDOMS,
BASKETS, &c. &c.
REDWOOD CRESSHAW,
.u oo-ct SuCtiUn"cl~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Nr,p f,p,rAys. August l9.-Cotton extremely
dull middIIngs Isle Net receipts, 80 bales gEoss
receipts 4s7 bales. Gales. 100 bales; last evening
s's S"nFo7,F. August 19.-Cotton dull; low mid
tlings, 1sc. Net receipts ass bales. E1Por's COAST
wise 4i2 bales. Sales, 80 bales. Stock l1IZ Dss
" WoBfIE August l9.-COtton IRREGULAR mln'
dlings Is61stc; net receipts. 81 bales: y,
coastwise 3Gi bales; sales, 1876 bales slock' ''Ii
bales. c...ox or,at mid
b,ings I7s@l7!c; low middings, l7c.; GOOD 10 OF:
Jinary and ordinary, las@iac.: net receipts Ia
haies sales, $50 bales: stock, d,3a9 oales
na m ,tvrSToS August Northumberland good
offerings light; good ordinary, l5@lstc:; net re-
ceipts, 81 lies sales 100 bales: s,nGk ~ Tags
,atc gross receipts. % bales; exports copst~lse
sJ bales: sales asO bales stock, LAS bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
by W. Goddin.
Auctoncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
O'BRICK STORE AND DWELLING on TILT.
WEST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE. AND TWO
LOTS ADJuINISG,. ON ONE OF WHICH
THERE is A SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
At The request of Sir. Henry I.ynemap who "ith,s
the premises. on THURSDAY the ?l-t Of Az
gust, 1878, 1T o'clock Z. NJ, the excellent BRICK
STORE and DIV ELLiNG now and for 4 long time
has front of IS feet and depth ui loo feet Ia ~
alley ami the DWELLING Is OF brick. ,hrc' stories
high, with brick kitchen OF two ruolIls ard Is /
good business stand. Also. the TWO ADJOINING
LOTS, each % by 100 feet 10 said alley. on one of
which there Is 4 small FRAMED 1ENEMtHl
containing two rooms. and a well OF G0ul wafer;
TERMS: One-thir,i cash: balance al stN ana igh'
teen months for negotiable notes, interest a''ie1'
secured by trust deed.
MI Is ". GODDlS, hurii"ncrr.
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AVENGED By his SoS.--A correspondent OF
If fine Louisville CGmter-J0urndtr relates the
following: ''SOmc years ago there llVea III
Snpncer county large family by the name
If Wathen, and in this family was son
named Nathan. Early in life this young man
married a daughter of Kaiser Hughes, but
after short term of married life the couple
srnarated. and the wife obtained divorce.
After this, Nathan Wathen emgrated TO Nc
Cracker county, where he located near Pa
du,:,b. He engaged in business with a
brother of his former wife. In a short
time after this the war broke out, and
the Federal soldiers occupied Paducah,
thus furnishing an opening for money
making, and Watben gave up his situation
with MIR. Hughes and went to Paducah ana
oncned sutier-shop. While in this business
he became acquainted with Mr.. John Harrll-
son, 4 man well and favorably known. After
several business transactions, however, Tue
two men fell out, and the result was The
death of Harrison at the bands of Wathen
in q desperate aflray. Harrison left wife
and one son, whose given name was Walter.
and his age was then about seven years:
This tragedy caused Wathen to flee the coun-
FRY. and he went to Arkansas, where he has
lived in peace until the 10Th of July.
Young Walter Harrison, with the lapse
of wears. grew up to manhood,
and about the first of last month
he babe his mother adieu, and left
his Kentucky home to seek his fortune else
where. His first stoppinS-place was at Ark
adelpbia, Ark, where he quickly made
friends and soon obtained employment.
One evening. soon after his arrival, he told
one of bis newly-made friends about his past
life. also the particulars of his fathers death,
and in the narrative mentioned the name OF
Nathan Wathen. At this name the friend
sprang to his feet and said That man lives
in this place, and l know him WE'LL" Young
Harrison then said if this were true he
would tind him and revenge his fathers
death. This remark was repeated by
other parties until it reached the ear
of Wathen. Time passed on, until the
10Th of July, when the parties met in
i, grocery store. Wathen rushed out and
seized stone, which he threw back at Har-
rilson. Harrison then drew his revolver
and fired shot which pierced the heart of
Wathen, who whirled around and fell pros
tIate to the ground. Harrison rushed out
to shoot again, when Wathcn said Don't
shoot me again You have killed me, and
| want you to forgive Inc for killing your
tuther' Harrison replied that he would
forgive him, but doubted if God would.
Wathen then turned over on his side and
expired. Harrison at once gave himself up
to the authorities, was tried the second day
after the tragedy, and after thorough hear
ing of the case was honorably acquitted"
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New YORK. August 19.-Cotton weak and irregri-
lar; sales, a,s?o bales at 1sa@20bc. Flour in mode
rate demand. lc better. Cora closed dull and heavy
Office quiet and very firm; Rio. 2O0l2lsc. Sugar firm;
&C.. higher. Rice firm; Carolina, siGesc. Pork
steady and quiet; new, SIS. Lard, Sic. Turpentine
llrmcr. ROsin steady. Freights active.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
Moody g Poy,LL, Auctioueers.
nv ErlIbbS 4 Williams
BY Grubbs i WlIIlams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T'EN BUILDING LOTS ON UNION
d HILL. AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 22d of
August, 1873. commencing at o'clock 7. NJ, we
will sell, upon the premises respectively, The follow
Ing lotS-to wit:
LOT at southeast corner of Twenty and p
streets. so by $50 feet 10 alley 20 feet.
LOT on east side Twenty seventh street, begin
ming so feet north OF q street, 80 hy 100 feet
SEVEN LOTS OH south side Q street extending
from Twenty eighth to Twenty lnth streets, each
lot DO by l32 feet to alley IL feet wide.
4 good chance for Investment In cheap aud
rapidly improving lots.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
M IL Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
IoUIsvyr,LE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August ls.--Flour firm; extra FAINT
ly. rs 5OG1Ss.75. Corn frmer aud in fair demand
sheiied and sacked, 5g@62c. delivered at depot.
Pork tiruer; held nj $l6.s0@Sl7 Bacon In fair de.
u,and shoulders, ps9Sac.; clear rib, l0tO!lc.
clear sides, llQllltc- Tor packed. Lard steady
81, nm sc. hiskey quiet aud trm at 9sc.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, August 10.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte 400 bushels Red 1908 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 2T4 bushels.
OATS.-l24 bushels.
RYE.-ii bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White 1925 bushels prime at s1.75: IA
bushels very good at S72; ia bushels very good ut
Sl.70: 5ll bushels very good on private terms 80
bushels good at Si.6s; l2s bushels good al Sl65; 81
bushels fair at Sl.57 So bushels common at Sl6o: $50
bushels common at sl45; loo bushels common mt
sl.o5 bushels common at ~. 20; bu he's very
common at Doc. so bushels very common at Sl.55
$50 bushels fair mt *l.6o-total. 1924 bushels
WHEAT.-Rcd, 5Il bushels very good 1t 81 70: $50
bushels very good on private terms 81 bushels very
good at $40; $40 bushels good At 81 37o bushels
fair 1T $3.50: 20 bushels common at sf.s?; "a bush
els common Mt fl 90; lis bushels common at Sl+5 {;
50 bushels common at $i.i0: 50 bushels common at
~ 80: lS bushels common ut 81 as 300 bushels good
ut sl.87-toial, 2,l22 bushels.
CoRN-whlte, 100 bushels prime at 7sc. 81 bush
els prime at soC.-tOtal, LID bushels.
OATs.-2s bushels mt 4lc; o. bushels prime At i3c.-
total, ia bushels.
kYE.-ss bushels prime at 72c.
RE-EXHlBITED.
WUEAT.-Whitc, 500 bushels. Rcd So bushels