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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

WHAT IS BETTER THIS HOT WEATHER INN
some of that light underwear on sale ut +. b.
SPENCE & SONS 1900 Main street?
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xyn.,, ror,,er In Chieaao.

CHICAGO, July 3l;--The corner IN No..2
wheat continues, and the price has been run
up to $l.4O; the squeeze being one OF the
worst ever experienced in the market for so
sudden turn.
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Ge0rcia Finances.

New YORK, July 3l.-Thc State of Geor-
gia is now paying. through the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, the past due interest on. Its
seven-per-cent. gold quarterly bonds, which
Was i'm default
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USpEnwEAR specially at f. B. SPENCE i
Sons, 1900 Main street.
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THE DOLLAR STORE has just received alarge lot OF
those LADIES' SATCHELS which have been sought
after So eagerly for the last week DOLLAR STORE,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

GREAT BARGAINS IN HATS.-P. NEISIGER
Co. selling some Of their straw goods ut greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had row.
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Shooting ARRAY I'm Baafimore.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Jerome A. Pender-
grast fred three shots at Wesley Ricketts,, a
well.kpown fruit-dealer, to-day. One OF the
shots hit Richetts In the thigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

HATS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Boys' and chill
dren's hats can be had al p. WEIsIGER & Co.'s for
75c. worth 81 and SLIPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

ONE HUNDRED PRESENTS will be distributed at
Virginia Hall this friday evening. The principal
present will be handsome gold watch. Go early
If you want to secure seat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

ENTERED.-The American bark Atlanta,
Captain Kicker, from Boston. entered at the
custom-house yesterday to load for Havre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

LINEN COATS and gcntlemen's light wear gene
rally at E. Is. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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VOL. XIV.
Rlr[tmond 1ispatrh.

RE TIL E CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rArCn Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
TAI law-userul, scrviceable, and cheap. The ad-
vertiser can I'LL the back Of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public
and send them through the mail for only one cent
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

REEs & Co. EMPLOY NONE But FIRST-cLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen Il bad picture from their gal-
lcry. We recommend our readers to their estab'
lshment, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS in endless va
riety at f. b. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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BRING ALL TIE LITTLE ONES 10 see Professor
PHARAzYN Saturday afternoon They will bc de-
lighted with the parlor entertainments, ana one
hundred will receive presents. t.
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DON'T FORGET THE MATINEE for ladies and
children at Virginia Hall Saturday afternoon.
Children, Is cents: adults, rs cents.
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REVENUE Conference.-The internal rev.
enue collections yesterday amounted to s15.-
SO3.S5. The total collections for The month
were S267 ,S36.64.
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In JAIL.-The total number of prisoners
in the city JUL at present is eighty.
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CuT IN THE FACE.-Jacob Poh, Jr., bad
bis face severely cut at the Tredegar " orks
day before yesterday by piece of falling
timber - = -
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HyaEsEAL.-The total number OIL mar
rjage lireuses issued from the clerks ohlee
of the Chanrery Court during the montu
ending July 81 was yeight-eighteen 10
white persons and forty to negroes.
Twelve marriage licenses were issueI
from the clerks Office Of the Henrico County
Court during the month ending yesterday
seven to white persons ana hve 10 hesfoee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

REDWOOD & CRENSIIAW will sell at their rooms
ut 10 O'Clock furniture, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut their auction
rooms at 10 o'clock household furniture. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

FIRE ALARMs.-There were only two
alarms Of fire during the past month, both
of which were turned in at the same box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

Personal. Mrs. ex-President Tyler Isl
the city on brief visit, and is stopping at
the residence OF Hon. James Lyons.
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You can purchase genuine MEERscHAUM PIPE
at the low price of ONE DOLLAR ut The DOLLAR
STORE corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

WANTED. BOY. either white or
W rulurcI. accustomed 10 working OH Il farm,
:. 20 iuur mi!c= from the city. Apply to
w. BRAGG,
a; i4.hnond, York River and Chesapeake railroad.
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-sToNE PAVEMENT

STATE OF VIRGINIA.
NO. e1e MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

No. 912 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA. .-
We are now prepared to lay down the above
named pavement In the most artistic manner ,and
I'm any design, pattern, or color desired, and ct
COST far less Than that of tagging. We will also lay
oonHtrrris AREAS cellars Of houses, floors OF sta
Ses &s. using the celebrated English Portland ce-
meJt thereby insuring great durability, entire free
dom n,,fIS fEom "a ans'' sinoo'AsS' ~ = W 80
oi partIes Wishing the above work done viii please
apply IS s Mors y done dne 1s' iD suOe '
Snders received at the Office 912 Main street i,
~ Sius, an ~ -''.s' J. r. TERRES u CO. /
.NOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
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DON'T FORGET THE GRAND MATINEE ut Viz
gnia Hail. Saturday at q O'Clock. One hundred
pre- Sents TO be given away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

WANTED. BOARDERS in a private
W family IN the country. Situati"n immetli-
.,l!4 Telegraph. railroad, and express offices con-
,..4.af. tcl tcrIus apply 10 }. ;. Is:
81. ~. Hanover Courthouse, Va.
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WANTED. to rent permanently TWO
" ROOMS desrahlH located, convenient TO
r...,-cfir. References exchanged. Please state
ice 49,! Al! particulars. Address
MERCHANTS.
.-,.-,,~ Richmond post office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

LIGHT GAUzE SHIRTS Of all kinds at L. Z.
SPENCE L. SONS, 1900 Main street.
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SAVANNAH, july 31.-Thomas E. Lloyd, q
leading lawyer Of this city, died this after
noon.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate made betloee1 the Ist Of
January and 3oth Of June the ta.tes for the pre-
sent year hareto be paid bythe purchaser. On
Of the year the tareS hare to Ie paid the seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

WANTED. "A good COOK. without in
" rrMhrancc. Apply n T. {. WiLLlAMS'S
,.-!,!,uc., Franklin between Laurel and Shaler
s.yr-te. ur - ~
II 1,.a: GRJBBS & WILLIAMS.
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Rayisher Killed
Obituary

LOUISVILLE. July 31.-A> negro was shot
dead in Mason county yesterday for rape.
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I1TANTED.-TWo thousand dollars cash
" viii u" paid fora CnHEkAlENTLl-AR II
rANrIr DWELLING suitable fora small family.
I'D. EACHr, i:cal Estate Agent,
No. Q Fourteenth street. bet wcen
.1s.r Main and Franklin.
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ANTEp. a YOUTH. about l6 years OF
" acr. 10 attend in my store.
CHARLES l.. TODD.
...- corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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SPLENDID LINE OF CLOTHING ut f. +. SPENCE
e Sons,
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DEEDS REooRpEp.-During the past montn
two hundred and thirty-fve deeds were re-
corded in the clerks. Office Of the Chaneefy
Court.
In the Henrico county clerks Office sixty
eight deeds were recorded. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

d No MAlL.-There was no mail Goztn %
Baltimore yesterday afternoon.
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w ANTED. Il No. ! BLACKSMITH to
W iron wagons and carts. None but 4 good work
!g.!u with steady habits need apply. nh'treSS
a. 7o.r,. IarOrD. y. E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

W ANTED. Two GIRLS to mind children
" A! clean up house. Apply 10
c. JARVIS & CO.,
aurr,- 1906 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

w ANTED, practical Fl I NJ + X
SHANKS & BAREETT,
e., 1G.9,* No. . Governor street.
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WANTED. PARTNER with capital
" II from $s.orr Ia 5000 in growing and
w, ,y,ii.,sta;,Sh.d business III this city. Address
H." Ni.iN'rh otlic.. " 3l-0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

Condition Of Vice-PresidGnt Wilson.
BosroN, July 3l.-Vice-President Wilson
is much better than he has heen at any time
since his illness, and he is steadily i'm
proving. No operation is or has been con-
tcmDatcd.
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FURNITURE. &C.


GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
VI OF
CHAMBER,
PARLOR, and
DINISG-ROOM FURNITURE,
r, ,ba iet of Senfemter Examine our stock be-
rnra huving HARDWOOD j. RITTER.
iy 5o-tSeptI Governor street, kichmono, va.
r AM SELLING AT REDUCEDM
l. PRICES, and on reasonable terms. Oh All. IN
BER SUITS from $2j to $500; = kLOR SUIlSZAl
CASES, WAkDROBES, BUREAUS, TABLES,
BEDsTEADs, MATrRESSES, &c LOUNGES d
SISAiSC; FURNITURE; CHAIRS CANE-SEAT-
ED Goods sent for and delivered free Of charge In
the corporate Limits. >. u GnIEMooD
3ly Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
a.. u NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

GENTLEMAN WISHES TO NEGO-
y TlATE \ PARTNERSHIP IN some good pay
!rg business. Address. in confidence. j. H.. post
,.,ir.. Richmond. " Jt3t'
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WANTED, \ HOUSE-GIRL WITH
" good Recommendations. Apply at 206 Twen-
.,t ..r.,, au l-lw
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nAILY RECEIVING AND FUR
b1NfENStRSSM m E!sHtSSM pnnnNnlTIrutR pEnnnRHiTuRE. AhA ~ M
Low-priced w WALNUT: PAINT ED,Ms
STAINED, and UPHOLSTERED GOODS.
ufacture.
All OF large stock at wholesale prices during sum-
mer months. ,n>y
Warerooms, Governor and franklin streets;
tv7 Richmond. Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE TICKET COMPLETED.

THE LYNCHBURG CONVENTION.
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WANTS.

w ,NTED, COLORED WOMEN AND
w GIRLS. have orders tor a large number OF
-. .,,. and lrlS 10 live In private families IN New
y 81. au ether northern cities, at high wages. Ap-
49,, !. L. JCSTIS. Labor Agent.
.ur No. FlfiCcuth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

,,pr RENT. a small FRAME HOCSEGA
/ .' tlrg northeast corner of Ntnctccnth autE:a
- rg,. stree. Possession can I've had on the Ith
- No. F. u, FtCRO. Real Estate Agent,
\r q Fourteenth street, between
-.-, Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

,,rE EfNT. the STORE and ROOMS e.
{ t..s,. same. Broad street between Ninth LII
% .r,,..H. a present occupied by Mis-. Turnlcy
!, .>g.t. livcn at once. Apply 10
MANN :. VALENTINE,
1918 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

Ion RENT. HANDSOME NEW a.
/ rHICk rt>fMt>T, on ihc south ,tnc ... sa;4
us-Nau ls>twcrt Twenty seventh aud Twenty
49, r,,,,:.. >i> r,,out.. built u the most modern
-. LYME & BROTHER
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WANTED, TO SELL

" " '
MORE,
10000 feet SEASONED IL SYCAMORE,
All kinds BUILDING LUMBER,
GLAZED WINDOWS, BLINDS and DOORS.
TRUMAN A. PARKER 4 CO.,
taal and Byrd streets from Fifth to Sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

1,pR RENT, A very desirable FRAMENs
l. rnI-Sr .iua,r,, on the east side OF T"cn- LII
l,S i ,irrrt between Broad aud Grace streets
r ,..-ian can y" had inmcaa'GN. -
Noa Fourteenth street.
49,, between Main aud Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

SrMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
y nsrkct price in CASH for SUMAC. me leaves
.l!>i hc at green color well dried, and free from
etud sticks, and berries. We receive u either al
Uuy tauu.ry. in Manchestcr; or In Richmond. al
landing or railroad derot; OF at our store No. i!22
M,llu street. hIiAS1 " hlNo'
III IENA.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

WANTED. HICKORY, WHrTE-OAk,
W aud BIRCH POLES, from eight 10 fourteen
',. lau. in large. quantities. Please give dianic-
l,l and pricc-telivered on wharf in Richmond.
4. y. STOKES 4 co,
fy...lw corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
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FOR RENT.

,,,t, RENT. SEVEN HOUSES situ-M
T. " ",,, nc cas-; side OF Eighteenth street al
~. ~" N,r>halt and Clay streets, containing Tour
t"t,. r,.n With Kitchen. water. and SaS on the
r"'m,a, Possession can bc had at once
?;'lhi>'>' Ed EACUO,
Real Estate Agent.
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,-rE RENT, DWELLING No. 200 -
| v,,i ura,r' Street. Richmond, with iargc a:I
:. ..,air aud carriage. house. Possession given
GEORGE I. LYNCH,
3, .g-s.. Petersburg. Va.
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.DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DUNE AT TH1S OFFICE.
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4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SlTUA-
school. teaching French, music, usual English
branches, and beginners in Latin. Wouldn't object
7" going out of the State either south or west Ad-
,ilcSs Judge PLEASANTS,
Goochland Courthouse, Va.
Richmond city references: VIC. Carrington and
u. J. HartsoOk ~ l2-lm
, 1873-01-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

THURsDAY Evxsro, Jan 2s.
| LcoHOL-~as in moderate request at 'sl.779l. 50
| BROOM coRS-This market remains tho eane -
! 1oe several weeks Faat: Eastern manufacturers arc
bnysng small quaanues Of the better grades for their
lnned1nfe wants. The market il abundantly supplied
With inferior corn, and IS very dull The supply of
ths better grades Is only moderate. We quota
No. d. 1@iHc No. do, 593,<e; inside grssn, sIc;
Do y red n,,t, ", s94s; do pale and red, 39eYc.
an1 nnoa ~ "eek nas oevsopea rev nsT
MARKET So tar good TO choice dairy butter Is
eernec fair activity has and the
ut xeQ25c- Occasionally higher figure was obtained
for something very nice hss It must bc really fine
article that commands any advance the quotations.
There IL also fair inquiry for low grades for SHIP
nsnt to New York and boston, but the liberal supply
Of such IN ftore operates to keep price. easy We
choice dairy packed, 2292Gc; medium to good, 17@
zoe; inferior to common, 7t915c.
:. BAdGISG-fhe-o is rather mere inquiry for grain
bags, IS tile se2Eon advances and bursans and gun
MES also SEEN to be moving Little mora freely but
the general uorEe. is eth lacking in sctivity lnd
prevails in I'll departments Of the market and the ten
dcncy, il anything, is to advance. quota: Stark,
s6Ee; Ludlow, &C Lewistown &c american, SAKE;
dGsh!e, :9:; wosl sacks. cal570e.
BEAess-Tere In moderate request Prices rscre
without essential change, follows: Nsyie. ut
eg10s; far to nrne s2.0aa2 40: common to medium,
BCILp1SG MArEn1As-Are very quiet and re-
Iaia Without euo.abo Change: .ucco LIS; New
Rozcnds!e cement, s5.:5@a.s0; Urea cement, *oc6
Pr T bEl; Louisville scnsn $500; Akron cement,
limo ohris> sl.o5@1.so per brl; whito sand, per
hrl $..75s3.co; rlasisring hair; pcz b. zOss55c
ire brick, Re: 1ooo, $40 60 s9j.co bu,iay trici
WoatstocE pressed range It s2595E $4,000; ii. Loais
hydraulic pEesSea, s4500 DEL; Milwaukee, $780, DEL;
lzl, s4eo35oo The fo"iug is the list ot p=ices per
boz of 20 Zee: for domestic widow g1sa .roaa which
, 1873-01-29

Withdrawn from stora yesterday, for CITY
consumption 1850 bn wheat, 1,09s bu corn.
297 bu oats 1,12o bu rye, 1852 bu barley.
Tho following grain las been inspected into
store this morning. up to 10 o'clock: 81 cars
wheat. 1761]9 cara corn, 50. cars oats, 121S cars
rye, 20 cars barley. Total, 345 cars, or IL, 900
| bu.
! The leading produce markets we're rather moro
| active to-day than yesterday, though thero was
not much doing in any department. The mar
kets we're generally steady with Little change in
prices, e1cep. in wheat. Tho flne weather
promises to facilitate the produce movement,
both towards our city aud away from it aud
recclpts were On the increase to-day; but tho
shipping process still drags, owing to the large
accumulation Of freight which has been ordered
forward from one to aeyerA! days past.
IAare wAs more talk today Of the prospects
Of Of a'7nr between England end Ruesis; and
slight adTaace was effected in wheat, early, on
the strength OF the warlike new5 this morning
But thore we're very few who seemed willing TO
admit that fight is moro than barely possible,
and adylces from other points indicato that COM
merc1sl men generally do not attach much i'm
portance to tho reported facts. The general
opinion seemed to be that England cannot af-
FORD to go to war with Russia !; and hence, the
t1aneo OF prices was not materially affected by
The dry goods market WAS without new fez-
fufc. Dulaess still prevails in all tepartmcuts
ana values remain without decided change Gro
eerles we're in better request thnn for 4 few
da1a pnst, but the general market MES far from
beng active, the demand still being chiefly con-
tined to small psrcels, to eomplete assortrnol1ts.
Prices wore again quoted firm, with the sinele
exception Of sugars, in which there were gcns
Of fweakness: Tho canned goods trado was fairly
active, If estimated by the amount. OF orlers
though the inclemeucy OF the weather proyentad
ehipmenta. Prices were firm eaye for -peaches.
Butter continues in good drequess both on local and
outside account, and the feeling eyinced BY hold
ers VAS one Of triumph. Choice dairy continues
IN Light supply, and bids fair to command better
prices BY and by. Cheese was again quoted !
firm, with an upward tendency. Coal remains |
steady at former quotations. In the hay, hides.
snd leather markets there we're no new develop.
nents. Oils met with moderate demand, and
The general market WAS firm; carbon at 23c :; e1-
IA lard at re; Enseed at 8e@9sc, and tuzpen-
line at 75c. The tobacco, pig iron, paper stock,
md wood markets we're without noticeable
,hange-
Trade at the lumber yards continues light, but
7rices are steady at the quotations. Iron tho
metals, nails, ETC., nero in moderate request.
nd steady. The wool and broom corn markets
7ore without perceptible change. M.1usa:su-
, 1873-01-29

Such nre the principal constituents Of our export trade
IuEnIIg to the imports, which amounted aogether
70 We ind that tho principal things we yet
are proGteions, the materials for our taxtitp ms,,-
f1cures and certain articles Of Injury for the ,nssscs
Cotton is tEo principal article tie value OF ors
n LIT! amounting to E53 Next comcs wheat
o. which Fs took Last year c28 G46O 6O0c worth f-ors
abroad; bu: We also took f3 1G3 0co in 'sHyng an-
mails E3 636, 900 in Indian corn, C3,473,c0 In rice
and cl,65 COO IN potatoes, MAILING total Of
QUO, 60 that wc included pzoviaions Is ona te1u 1t
would form ncszy - lar3o part o. cur import ttaGo
as cotton. Our principal osh:r aricle,o{ import GRO
sugar. e., $4,000; tea, CT, ,3s7. Coo coffee,
wine, ,72I ,0oo a articles Of general con-
sumption and NC also imported In 1879 wool to
the value of 100000 and timb*r to tho value
Of f1a,743,o ,ooo- Such. in brief, has been The
nature of our dcalings with tho foreigner IN the year
how close and vital Is foreign trae to The com
fort and haprfness OF people. ne ror for the
necessaes Of life aud the articles Of luxury 1nnst
commonly consumed With the products OF our miner
and factories, and Of textile industries and va
also import. As the Faw maeral Of the latter. ranch
smaller value than va send away in returu The.fcn-
tire exchange ia OF profitable kind for us aa a tn,
tornatonal trade should be, and no may tako for
granted that other naions IN sending US what wo so
nuch want, arc equally satisfied with their re.urns
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat was dull but shade
hrmer, No. spring sold at S1.25k@1. .a5I
seLe1 February, and S1.271S@1.23 seller March.
both closing at the inside. Corn was ouiet at
seller the month, and 9o15G30zSc
seller February. Other grain and proYisions |
were neglected.
, 1873-01-29

:wl,aof 1vos ro+1,.- r,,ro .o+;-a h,,t .,,ial.
+ra ~ xn1,,. scte, put GeIy pe
i,;l,e sao ~ saias ' esss!oa' 1nu asela8eu AW59e
nsnor tuai' sIs.e1uay' necetpIs we're lathel
Pnasl Pola npeia1; nu. tae Iear Of var between
srroa u @ 1e1 rnad @op = m leg e., o. no shozss
ing aoout ioo og9 M bu before @ 10 o'clock, causing
s,a.i an ADVANCE @ OF i4c on seuer March above the
t.volns p..oo -. aani " "n1ca sae op4on
ts tTs is i,1' on.m onlX paaa 1. responded bnt
wsrc ana az there n 1sa w. long a. neees
ea1 ~ arph qro osaer arkess pe5ona tat co1ened
m ~as M tne pr1neipai option deait IN It opened at
g ee11a7@' aos"nceu 70 9l.@a1b, ana deehneu TO
500 at sl;IoYl;2 - a3;Is;- ;2sSs; aud seller tho
month a. S1.2s113@1.29, both elosing at
a. aaG, t1s ias.oe 70 e. 20. epfanS Was nominal At
eets5 a. Ho. epI;ng ciosed st & & l.2aS$ No.
n,and an r. ~ In san fe1eeeeq 90 At se 1ne DE-
sn' ~, anu tne pnIk OF me cosh Transfers err wero On
Iot tne oasis OF seuer the montn to I'LL options.
a o. Ok nm ~ pu y Nes 9o1 sprng
st Gd In In N NJ - sIr2s j. o20g " pa ooo go
% 10 81 Ss;ttH g. e,6uv 9 ~ 90 at 9il1H.; 800
eo u " ~ toS i;euo ou relectea spring 1t
''52s.; ~; w wv pu 10 81 eo1c. Iotai, ll2.ooV bu.
~ hnnai no1s acIyo tnan gesserday
~ o"s ss';l, " 4pstal w eelss Tnch caused 1ultn,
cent - fron, ~ so ] was no demand ex.
.as;v, ns.,,,enS 41sat n1etest ana tne Market
cSqonrs1in far sns. G1e aspect which It wore
or three d.rs aro Racs;nta sna ony LOST to
ncroaso and Tsccyers oo "fi9 for apa haI Gh sn1
.ra c1a.@ sa,iar no s9u5 nom Inat ane foaos
decl;nnd r. anie * ~ opensn ~ 5oc, nnd
~ c..h Kn sn ~ " ~ soss eoer me month
st s11I6011<, :, oed .aitar w. oo>3o: ne1ef MaIeh
sene1 Aptl at 31ea'324c; seller
c1as;n1 a. a; = ana senel Juno o. s7Ac al
Gss sstns pticeS 1o oao 81 me eesson
soiH - snn b - - to,Vgo Se con ~ no: At
, 1873-01-29

There were in transit- for the United Kingdom, on
America md tho Black Sea pora 42l cargoes OF WHEAT
an9 GO carsoes Of corn against zoo cargots Of whet
aAa u caEgoes Of corn at tho spondiug date IL
NJ the corresponding date in 1871. Tho carEoes Of
wheat IN transit jan i, "a comprised 1855 from tho
600 bu. and 266 cargoes from other pars cf tbs world
averaging about $4,000 bu each, equal to o69 bu
milling grind total OF wheat In tranat for e. E jan
I, -, Of II, 81, 900 bu.
The cxpoCts Of -four and gran from Rsxfa from Ian