The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
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4, 1878.
Petersburg.
,~raspcndcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch

pErKRSBURG. October 3. 1873.
.,..rc j no more financial news 10 COM
'..,,tr. no change having been made in
.,,h,S q,0. There seems TO have been
,.,i,al Of confidence among the people,
,,~,tr has resumed its usual placid How.
',,,'-.y j still light, but limited and safe
.' -. business is being done. and everybody
for IN carly restoration OF the pros
-,., that lately prevailed.
. ,,,rrting ol the Executive Committee o!
.- >.~rcultural Society WAS held to-day. mt
..,I after considering the question care
md matnrcly, il was determined not TO
any Fair this tall. The committee was
..,.nI n come TO this conclusion by the
.ha, fine money already placed to their
T 80 end amounting 10 some $1,000, has
,r,, locked lu hv the recent suspensions
=, .'n mink. here. 50 that it cannot be re-
rod FIR several months. The contribu-
4 made ~ merchants and other
-, 4. citizens 10 the Fair cannot readily be
.,.,.rd while the money market is so SlTln-
,. and some of them would not be cot at
>.... The committee were not unmndiul
p. ,tr advantages 10 the community that
.,I have probably attended the holding
'..t.., ocular exhibition; but II occurred TO
an .lat the risk necessary 20 be incurred
~. ,,o great. and hence their determination
=. .,...,prnc. Mr.. y. Il. Ruttin, the presi-
y. viii publish card in few days setting
" - ,f,iriylly the reasons OF the committee
. l. conclusion.
.ih, fnl,nNin- i a statement OF the move
-. nr cotton a, this port for the week
i;,,,, t,.d,,. Receipts. go bales CORES
sI,.rn5r. /, 1879. i94 bales; cores
..g,r, time lat year. $40 bales; exports
~ r...,,: stock. 155 bales: stock same t'mc
@. ,,-sr. "a bales; receipts at this port lor
,..r rudin. september |, 1879. Al,'94
ru,.ip.S =, all the ports ending sep
......t iS1&. 1850, Jos bales, being an III
..1 41G.15. Is compared with the year
H.I;.a'> are in fever OF excitement
- ,4,.. 49, >rcIEing they are TO have ut
',,r. .rol-t Tonight. Chandler, Gli-
81 ,,'.,r. md Nctk,cy are all to speak,
,. - /. il, .hc city. though he has not
'' ,-r,yi ~ crate. y brass band Is
d. 1'' ,,,. g.. H-h The streets aS write
,,''' ' ~, collecting crowd OF the
r H., =, ,- .iycn our tha, the People $
. r,-au,.> lG,>iHc>> tn-morro.'' iN' Ia
#. .a,:t.r> who want their money, 'n
.,..-.. ,n. INK. all demands made up".
"a, tu-,9aro Of the renewed confluence
din, commercial circles. ii my be
toned :g.. prominent merchant de-
.-i,,n =; n5 to.d@v in the Citizens Bank.
+, rra i,>.i3 suspended.
at L.
........., th. ,t,. which ended on the 3GtE OF
~. ..,.n.bfr amounted TO 1853 ho~shcnd>.
V.g. Radical Nominating Convention IL
!.@~yr GEORGE courthouse yesterday was Il
i ,al,lrrlv and noisy body. and the nomiiE'-
ZION II liz. present delegate, an ignorant ne
.rro named Gillian, cave great offence 10 the
white Radicals. who wanted inc pace
far ore Of themselves. There were wv"
\, lite Radical a>lirlut> for The nominations,
lan Gillian 1rt 4 roli>ing malority on the
:. rr.llE,r uuIlof. The white Radicals are
nv much d!-gll>ted. a they assert that Orll-
liam received the nomination last year WIN
~. di>tinc. understanding that he was 10
...yr way this zine for white delegate. a
humber q, hem ayow their intention 10 fote
g General Kcmpcr. ~
T. was ho;.rd to-day that Mr. W. W Ber-
-. who WAS IN the city, could be induced TO
remain and to reply 10 Hughc, Tonight. The
wis not perfected ana MI.
Ferry did not stay. Perhaps it could not
have been done. ~ Mr.. Hughes has no great
inclination 10 meet such 4 master OF debate
before the people.
Rev. \. l.. Archer. who is cashier OF the
Merchants National Bank, is quite i'll.
Colonel Wyatt. cricr Of the Tobacco En-
Change. i recovering.
There j a large revival Of religion in pro-
.ry,> at the E;trickS Methodist Episcopal
iunel under ;he min>tration OF Rev. Mr..
!.ti!cy.
Through the active cycrtionS Of Mr.. kc-
van, prcsidvI, of the School Board, the
n,cher, employed in the public schools
lave hc,n Ietid oil for tic month just ended
The u,pcctors OF tobacco in the ware
.uu,,S in thc city have been Reconnaissance
BIZ Governor walker as follows: Oaks, Balm
ma Jones; Centre. Martin and Lewis; West
i!Il. Hinton and Vaughan Moore'>. Branch
.>I Robertson.
The preachers have generally returned to
jL. city after :hcir iatc summer holiday, ana
au lnH0u1c, ,ueut,.. tor tomorrow are mostly
r. Vic regular incumbcnts.
ROBIN ADAR.