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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 9-CattLe.-The receipts since sat-
urnay were about 5000 head, which, adG,eu 10 tlie
~. l s,ock left over from last weeks MAJ set made
The supply of common 10 medium pTauts Iatsc'! ia
excess of The demand, and Us a result prices iof
tnnsn ur,des w, re again weak anu ut wiie range
The s'Iuulv of good to choice steers was limited,
ard shippers succeeded IN clearing Inc yard s OF
such at s5@f5 Is for the former, anu ~
for ,hr hitler Packers were operat ne 10 iair eS
Icrt i'm heavy IeXi us and Colorado ssnch, Whl,e
feeders and city butchers were rather SLOW ~ tds
movements, their operations peins coIa'i, ,h nni
there was large amount OF common STOCK let o'cf
In the pens. r eo,oyr.
Ino;cs G1ndei Sters-This class embraces
c,nnntb wel-(sttcDcd stocked. from ene-inurth 10
fmiI.booded Durhams, of AGO TO a.aoo lbs: ave-
rage These a. x ss a5 IA S7:sr Sa'p'
Thoice Nttire- Blosd Stock-ln this deZcT nn
we include smooth well-formed steers Oh ioug 49,
200 Tbs. ayerage. InrSe me1e se|hse' an" f
Geod IN prime Hsers-This description includes
smooth weIl-fatted, and wel-foEnei stock, irol.
two to sly wears old OF J. SO 10 SUI ns a.eraee
Tere Sas nut few OF this class sale, although
,be demaud was good ut s5@Sa.62,r ooo %
Co,os and Heyers-Good 10 choice i0,s 9i =, 2S go
io9S , Ss,e rough, lean lots of 600 to 800 ms.
sSeTase We're in light request at s2gs2:io.
Medium to Fair Btehsrs two 10 six Years
Old, 600 10 100 MS average. t shGss sf "a
supply. and prices were W. ak 81 s4gs1 oo ,br,S,v
Slack Steers.-Ihis dsscripuOF9 ann 10 900 Ms
average; and thrifty steers OF one ere in urb
of 900 10 500 lbs. average These @er % ssmss
request at 50 25ss7S for w tns g aSse
ho n s.;ny tn Common. Hired Stock Gus III
emiss thin scrubby seers, stays, bulls, Dony SAe
thin cows, and heifers aaere T rht nj sac
n LII 3,ttened Texans were N tar rtqnes.
ssas4 20 for good choices while hr9 5 mod ia
were IN light demand At S2.2ogSo 70 20 Medium
lots. aud 81 .50gs2 for common 70 iAeuA"'
l,.y.. #as. y >
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p.JTI1IORE CATTLE MARKET.

NOVEMBER 5.-Beef Cattle.-There seems to be
Il brcak i'll the heavy run OF cattle from me VIZ
gnias seen in the very great aerence IN tne
Plumbers this week rs compared with those OF Eisl
week. The market has been fairly active through
out particularly for tops and ne't ana lat medium
butchers cattle, the tops being taken iof NY ,a
York Market prices for the above grade. which
are not proporionutcly in very large supply, are
considered fc. higher, while common cattle havs
been somewhat drag ut ne rates Oh ist week. anu
perhaps In Il few eases lower. 90,
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged as follows
Best becyes at s5.25G:6.62; th-t generally rated
first 4uniiay a!% gaary thin saers 5xsn
cows. 20 25mS3: inferior and lowest grades G1
catrle-gcncr; average Of the market to-day, 81
the saIcs we're rom 80 s7@s4. 81 per 100 rs; =. or
the receipts IS / head came from Ohio, l ,33S from
Virginia. 1929 from West Virginia, ll3 IRON
yani4, SO from Illinois, 800 from Missouri, ana
1888 from 1ennessce-making the total receipts lor
lie week Abs head, against 7,S44 head last wSek'
nu1 1928 head same Iimc last year Or the ofer-
iurs S45 head were taken by Baltimore butchers
1927 head sold to York county (Pa.l and Hartford
and Carol county (Md) dealers, % cad 10 WISH m
l.tJrs Total sales for the week. 2,Sl3 hend
against $500 head last week, ana 25l3 head same
Tors oucte mich cows at S35Gs50 per
head, and in demand for good. L., ,, ,,o
JIons-The market has been active during The
la1lcT mart of the week, commencing on Mopdiy
mornipg, at which time the yards had been pretty
well cleared out. Prices have advanced ABOUT &c:
al H. siuce our last quotations, and IL Is tnouSht
they will he maint'i ed II The weather continues
favorable. The supply is much Lighter than IL was
last week, and the quality shade better. we qholc
nj SS.25Gs9, and Il few extra hogs fer fhiladel-
phia ut 70 80 q 100 TBS. net Receipts Tor tns
week. 5.45l head, against S,Oeo last "eeh' "nu
64OO head same lime last year. go .,oor, ,,,s
Sheen and Lumbs.-The maxi ct for sheep mas
been very slow during the whole week there W lug
no Eastern demand whatever: ana mat on liie pa..
or our home butchers quite limited. The receipts
are Imuch lighter but they are fully equal to the de-
mand aud prices show nochange. ne lMiaas ii Il
f"r rood stock ewes. bu, they quite scaree. we
auote fat sheep at 4a5c. u H. gross. stock sheep,
s2mi3 so II head for common 10 1000 90 a,auos AZ
S5%SI a n, adj Receipts this weeh, 1902 head.
acatnst 3S54 last week, and 1898 head stlme time
lust
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER 1O.-Scotch pig is quoted firm; some
600 tons have been received since our last, which
had been sold before arrival. merican pig Is very
irres ular and IL Is difficult to quote accurately
sales reported of 1000 tons crane at equal to
S25 rs. delivered Ut works. The nominal quota
lions for yard lots are a follows: s394S4O for
Glengarnock; s41@S42 for Coltucss nom-
nal tor Langloan; Carnbroe at S3S@S39 :
Summarize nominal No; Gartscherrie, n?m-
nal Eglington, &37@S38. New rails at s4S,
gold. for English. aud s5O0lS55 for American. Old
rails nominally 1872 for double head, $50 Tor T or
Hauge Wrought scrap Is nominal al So s32 for
No. l. Steel rails, foreign, quoted al $40, gold
American at $50, currency. Wrought scrap hIln-
inal Refined bar-store prices are: Bar, Swedes or
binary sizes. at 81 .40MS1. 40 bar Swedes plough
sizes. at S1.55GS1 so: bar, refined, i TO 2 inch
round and square-l % finch x7s to inch, So %
@S7O: bar, refined, II to 6x4 and OIL s72 Dug
SIS: bar. refined. and 55xa and o. 16, s72 5oG92:
large. rounds. 2ha3s to 3A44 inch, sa5 sang !;
500: band, to 6-inch by SIC to No. II. $500
$3.50: horseshoe, S100@sl05; rods; 1881 &
frch. S70@S127.50; hnop. D. by NO. ~ 10 anu
l& by - and IL. SS7.50@S155; nail rod per
pound. 7I.0SGc.; sheet, Russia, as to assortment,
1901 5hc. god; sheet, singles, doubles, ana ire
bic S common 456D5c.; sheet, doubles and tr'bies,
charcoal, 5(a6c.; Sheet. galvanized, first and Sc
coud quality list, twenty and thrty-fVe per cent.
Acknowledgement Of Commerce.
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,,, Sasse OF the delay mud has nlso operated against
III m OF me sTnl supply OF 1nfa,s which
nlYe neen cut. In the mean while Tie season, his
it Hha nm economical fattenlng OF hogs.
ane i1cal market h3s been poorly Ennplied yyttr
n i2g ard packers have bought freely nj prtces
when nave gradually advanced ia tbs low stare nj
ssocks OF meat SID lard Inns guarantee brisk sale
10 consumers OF the prodncts OF early cutting The
stoch yarn recetpts from November 10 November
,l,i aggregate $1,000 hogs, and 1885 have been
iea by packers on both sides OF the river The
resaue ars IN packers pens, With the exception of
WnaS Dntcner5 nave taken, none being Shipped The
ta slaughter to date is about half as large as at
tnls date In the last two Seasons. The extreme
range or prices for packing weights since The nnen
ing Is 70. about IS per cent higher than
year ago. During the last few days prices have
ruled hrrn at an average of s6.656HS6. is for good
weights. Hogs have averaged light In weight but
condition has been good
II supposed that 1t viii be necessary for Louis
VIE packers to draw their supplies from more
extensive territory than usual Ia order To make up
their me, complement. While the supply in Kentucky
VIII be light. 10 judge from present Indications we
learn that Indiana and southern Illinois have ma
terially increas ed their stock OF fatenEg hogs
through receipts from other sections where food
crops were Shurt.-COurier- Journal.
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COTTON MARKETS, NOVEMBER y.

AUGusTA.-Firm; mitldinRs, 1890. Net re-
ceipts. SO 3 b. les ;sales, 2,052 bales.
NoBILE.-Quict; middlingS, lac. Net receipts,
1928 bales. Exports-Coastwise, 447 bales. Sales,
1000 bales.
SAvANNAH.-Firm midiliGgs, 13B@14c. Net
receipts. .2S7 bales gross receipts, 4i05 bales.
EXports-To Great Britain. 5.415 bales continent,
2.51O bales. sales, 2,503 bales.
RoSTuN.-Sleady: middlings. 15c.; low mid
dllngs, l4&c.; good ordinary. 14ir. Net receipts,
1872 bales; gross receipts, 2o1 bnlcs. Exports TO
Great Britain, / 2 bales. Sales. 800 pales.
NENPTIS.-Steaiy: demand good; middllngs,
1870. Net receipts, 2,27S bales Shipments, 092
bales. $500
BALTIMoRE.-Quiet: middlipgs, 14iic. Gross re-
ccipts, 754 bales Exports coaslwise, 80 bales.
sales. S57 bales: spinners. 800 bales.
Net receipts 1922 ba gross, 905 bales. TX
pOrs-fo continent, 2 254 bales; coastwise, 7OS
bales. Sales, 9.400 bales.
CHARLESToS.-Firmer: middiDgs, 13 5.16@
14c. low middlings, 1901 31ic.; good ordinary,
l31s0l14c. Net receipts. 1926 bales: gross re-
ccpTs, 3.345 bales Exports to Great Britain,
5,74O bales. Sales, !, G0t bales.
GALyEsTON.-Quet and steady: mlddlines,
l4.c. Net receipts, 2,lS3 bales. Gross receipts,
227S bales EXports-To Great Britain, S6U
bales. sales, 1897 bales.
W1LMISGToN.-Quieta and steady; middlings,
1870. Net receipts, $50 bales. SALTS: $50 bales.
NORFOLK.-Steady: miadlings 31Sc. Net re-
ceipls, 3,433 bales Exports coastwise, $500 Daes
Sales. 6U0 bales. ga, ~.
PIIILADELpiIIA.-Steady: middlings, 14hc. Net
receipts, so bales.
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-.<35E November l2.-S Snow has fallen
. u" ,'H,urrn counties. The weather is
-a-~. cyII.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


England.
!.>3DE November L. Snow has fallen
IL u" ,'u,urrn counties. The weather is
.-a'-a.! cyA.
Spain.
LISBON, November lit is reported that
'.-A eE.'> ila> abandoned The siege Of Irun,
'......'l 10 Navarro. The Times CORE
..",rL. tr.-gIarhS that The garrison OF
III. - 'r'ir sOr,jr, burned the houses and
III. .'lng, lei 'u.ing 20 the CarliSts,
~."'h Of "Aich afforded them shelter. The
Az. ..", created vas immense. All the
..h';: ss"gad "2S in l!mes.
A".>. November l2.--The following dis
:'.' '!".- HHy"Nnc to-day confirms the re-
'.-.-.'.'"u las ui@It from ucndage Of the
u. IL" Iaf!lst, before lrun:
III 'ar..>i>. under command Of Don
'..>' As', been defeated before Irun, and
.".ir.!. 4 70 r:.l,c the siege of that town.
@'.', a.t his troops retreated into the
= = 'ls. The final engagement between
,-'...''> aud the Republicans was Of a
...-. ..."i'! character. Two hundred Re-
'l"S'A> "rE, wounded"
..-@'.,!, November l2.-The loss Of the
,.'.,' Ill .Ac engagements near Irun was
w.: -..'!. When they rctreated they sue
3" rsFii ln4 oil their guns. 1t is be-
."r} will return TO Estcla.
-. %" ~ ''''"rLnlen, ha> received intelligence
'.igi1i L2zeina has entered Irun.
Turkey.
.., ~ .'A>i!>orLE, November 12.-Orders
,r,. o"eh i,>ued by the Porte TO concen-
s,,..v "" lIfkl>n troops near the 1servian
lr,,'. '"trAegrln frontiers, and that the Gov
g.yy '' Jan!na and Priersend, in Albania,
.5l,. ''t4 ordered 10 organize the Mahom-
'"ha1iLauts OF the province.
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~ toilet @aoc, mud fancy prices; eoun.
saiss e ssfss1 a, ssns s,'
Sa.40 for strictly choice. - ss'' =
Hides, Leather, &c.
!, Htdss Green. 1906; dry salted. 12@15c: dry
skin a 81 vet Ha sailed SCI oc; wet sted calf
Leather sole leather, oak. 81 @45c: sole leather.
n ~. 2o932e:; country upper 35@5Oc.: city
finish, 23@25c. u foot; Kip, 8Oc.@SI a H.; har.
a6anrs f Sosss s,g asH ssS4ae
ssfrting, 22G2Sc. 70.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c,
& iron American refined, SIC q H. English
and American sheet, 5@6kc.; Swedes, hammered
lSe91,se: hoop; 6sgsc.: Burdcn's horseshoe. So Is
eye6,0g u 100 bs.: Burdens mule-snoe, 81 %
4S7.60 ~ 100 bs.; 1'redegar horseshoe, sea
t.26; Iredegar mule-shoe, S7GDS7.25.
oteeL MAYORS cast Steel 20d2lc.f "a fb. English
5Da,istered lsfc. q d.; American tdlsered, 12Kc
Eatls: In store, 34@4c. for standard-.hat is, ten
penny; other sizes extra. -
" Cough &. Castings: Wholesale Szc' RETAIL exc
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ate. Scotch, best brands, pints 81 o0@2.25 %
Rectifed p1tsks,s: Common, s1@s1.15; full
Rye Whiskegs: Medium, S1.5O@s2; pure old,
$ S HSasa Virginia Mountain new $2@s25o old,
Gin: Domestic, 81 .25Ms2 imported, 50 case.
brandleS: domestic. Sl.25GGS2; fruit, 81 .35D
Sl:5O; apple, new, S2@s2.50; peach, IS.
Rum: New England. S1.45n$l.BO; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, S4@$G.
Rope: Manila, best, 70 @25c slsal, 22c. n Ii. :;
jute, 12kc.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
Lumber: White oak, 81 @14.50 p l 200: West.
ern Virginia poplar, slOtGSlS "a 1000: white
pine, S359S75 VI 1000. YeIl"" nine boards. Sl4
toist. 81 0@SlS, according to lengths. shingles
+! Fine. So 0@S5 cypress six.inch, S7.504$13.50
y 1000. Laths-Splt, S1.50; sawed, $3.50 q
hiskey-barrel timber. green, S1S62O
" 1000; seasoned, S20MS25 "a 1000. Flour
barrel timber, se@S7.50 ~ 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s7@SS: hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
DRY hoop, $3.50.
Rags Mixed cotton, &c.. white, 4@oc.; wool.
Licorice:
Licorice Pastel. Z. 4 Co., 31c.; r. R., Csc
a. o. c., 23c. *. & Co., 24c L. s., 25c.; Anchor
&c; a. Z. e., 26c.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining so, 60c. @s1.25 q 100 feet
PotoHer: 1918 by the i've kegs-ess THAI i've
kegs, 6.25; blasting. &3.5O0Q:4.
Shot: Northern. 1925 III bag Of 25 lbs.
Grtndstomes: 2@2Hc. Il u.
- Seeds.
Clorer $3.50 q bushel.
Timothy $4Mb4.25 II bushel.
0rchu,d Grass: S2.25@S2.5O q bushel.
Herds Grdss: 1916 q bushel..
Kentucky Blue Grass: S2@S2.50 u bushel.
Mill-Feed.
ShipstuF: SOC. r. bushel.
Br0onStuf: soc. q bushe
Shorts: 25c. Fl buShe.
Wheat Bran: zoe. ~ bushel.
Corn Brd1t: 1S@20c. u bushel.
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R,L.TIMflRr MARKETS

BALTIMORE, November 12.-Flnur firm and In
good demand: prizes unchanged. Wheat-Wester
steady and unchanged: northumberland good al
full prices; red MARY land, $1.l5@s1 IS: Mary.
ltnd amber. 81 .30@S .32 Marrlaud white, 81. l.
southern, 750S3c.; yellow southern, 7S@S3c.
mixed western scarce. SIC. bid and refused. Oar
dull; southern, 67@6Sc.: mixed western, 60@
Csc; western while. 63@641, Rye dull ut 90@
95c. Provisions strong aud unchanged Western
butter quiet, steady, and unchanged Coffee dull
and nominal. Whi$key trm and scarce at 81 .01 q
$101H. sugar dull and unc'l hinged.
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lW9 >vIGLY. /. T.. November H.
.a9@. .~.yul soldiers under Captain Farms
VA :aagAt Too Indians armed with
.s.-.,.. :,d.r> aud occupying higher ground.
lie 'n3trr> held their ground till night,
W." ...er rrtTcatcd. One man and ten
-t,e, ",rc Killed, and four men and two
--.,'' wpHu&r!. Fifteen Indians and a
.,.-~1uIhcr ri points were killed. The
!..~.@t> have g"ac IN force TO punish the
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By Teiegrapn.

NEW YORK. November 12-soRtherp -four in
moderate request, without material! change In price
wheat lc. better: moderate demand: TRANSACTIONS
restricted by hrmness OF holders: Sl.l9GSi "a
for winter red western, S1.248s1.2S for amber
western, 81 .274sl.40 for white western 81. 25
Tor amber state, 80 for white state. Corn %
&c better; Fir export and hone"trade demand;
91@92c. for western mixed In Itore, 93c for vel
low In store, 93G93Ec. for western mixed aaoat
SDAS9c. for new western mixed. Coffee quiet and
uacnanged. sugar heavy and nominal. Kfce quiet
aud unchanged. Tailow heavy at 8Is69c. Rosin
and inrpentii steady. Pork steady; western mess.
$3.50. Lard active, excited. and higher: prime
steam. on spot, 154c. Whiskey decidedly firmer
at s1hS1. OF closing at Sl.02. Freights SHADE
hrmer; cotton, sail, 9-32 steam. 5. COZ.
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ALExANpRIa maRKErs

NOVEMBER live have no change to note IN
wheat; the market is inactive. except for very
cnolce samples offerings OF 1856 bushels. with
s 50 OF wfits at 90c SI.12Qil.l5 for common
Pr1He ana red at 90cY 81, 81 no. S1.12 81 s.,
sss nrm and prices are OF: sales Of mixed ut S5c.,
fS o, with offerings Of 2S6 bushels. Rye Is
bushels. uaIs are frner and price, are g. better
offerings Of 2l0 bushels, with sales at GOc.-Ga.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW lUhh.
NEW YORK, November 12-Noon.-Stocks dull.
Money, 8. Gold, 1104. EXchange-Long, 4S6;
short, 4S9k. Governments active. States quiet,
and lower for some.
Evening. Money active at 3@3& per cent. ster-
ling higher, 6. Gold quiet and 1rm at IL 0S6110sa
Governments active and strong; TenuesSee's, old,
rs other States quiet and steady.
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CINCINNATI HORSE AND MULE MARkEN.

nIoSnAY EVENING, November e-tne Masn Et
for horses during the week has been exG.ssi ssh
dull and the Total sales on Fiji stree e w poor Class
ceeo 81 nrices Maid were proportonately low. ID
a tc the Whole trade been so poor as preciIa
the possibility of giving amy qqS rcas IbeseS
e ere mast be regarded entirely nominal. Inc
sinmenfs during the week comprise Only sw e car
loads. and both were consigned 10 parties ~ en'
ss lyania. .., sron, I To l5 hands high,
are quoted at s225@b250 per pair, out tneie az
very few offering.-- Times.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November ~, 1874.
OFFERINGS.

WuEAT,-White, COS bushels. Red, 1904 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-White. $50 bushels. Mixed, 242 bushels.
OATs.-56 6'bislels.
RYE.-36 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, IA bushels common at S1.15:
436 bushels very good al 1885; ~ bushels at
81 .27; 40 bushels at 81 %: 90 bushels at $3.50;
~ bushels at Sl.25; AZ bushels at s. 2S; 26 BUSH
els at 81 .32. Total. 7S4 bushels.
WHEAr.-Red, 200 bushels good at 81 20; 81
bushels at IL 80: % bushels prime al 81 35: 1000
bushels on private terms: Q bushels at SLY 90
bushels at $780, so bushels at 81. Total, 1922
bushels.
CORN-White, 40 bushels good new at 76c.
Asa bushels new at Soc; ITO bushels very good
new at 7Sc.; % bushels very good new at Use.
Total, 626 bushels.
(oRN.-Ycllow, 7S bushels prime new at 76c.;
I64 bushels prime new on private terms. Total,
PAP bushels.
UATS.-.102 bushels very good nj &c.: l bushels
at 62c.; 100 bushels At CSC. Total, 2lS bushels
RIE.-36 bushels on private terms
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Aebrew Orphan Asylum Burned.

f,r'1 1','AapEE, November 12.-The Hebrew
ttp, IaA A'yIum near the Calyerton road, In
!.on ,I az county, about one mile and half
l4yr,,nHas ciiy limits, along with the library,
thl. mn',' &c, was totally destroyed by fire
In, aS'!s. All the inmates were saved.
'''ut $4,000. Insurance, $4,000,
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"S'erian Synod Of Georgia and
Fi0rita

p,.+ 1h%A'STos, $. C., November 12.-The
j, +, !E'i"n synod OF Georgia and Florida
.gls ',,s!'h here. There is large attend
VA robert Irvine, D. D., Of Augusta,
: 'ec'rd moderator.
r11, M'i",ltIon TO revive or sell Oglethorpe
T,o', al Atlanta, is under consideration.
,4r, -, =. next session will be held ut Cuth.
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Conference OF Railroad Officials.

us.-.& .aE. November ia conference
Il, g.. .u-at railroad officials was held iii
.-,a'g to-day. The propose! 10 the Balti-
--> a.J uajo railroad 10 become a party
E. .-r >.Ia.q-a contract was declired, but
-, .aj, IN conjunction with the others,
......., .5oIl>h ali commissions on tick
T., ALL drawbacks on treights. 1t was in
..-. ra. the Baltimore and Ohio road
$ .al,ue. aS heretofore, q conservative
....c Harding transportation. and ct0pe-
=. @.a he other lines il all Legitimate
1-..,--.. d. ,CtupmS.
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sT0YES. TINWARE, dc.

GEORGE KLEIN, dealer in STOVES,
V TISWARE, LAMPS, &C. Toilet sets IN every
on I,, rar, stack os Paror
tIa.,srs Ranges Furnaces, Cooking-StoSES, &c,
tosether with many other useful articles needed by
the accomplished horek eeper all o. Inc iost f.
crash The public Is i2yied 10 call and examine my
assortment OF LAMPS, embracing every concg,Sa,
ble VIE from the cheapest In the marhet 70
design. If You wish tdpurchase on the instaiment
pi"n 800 GIG and GA Broad street,
ao1m Richmond. Va.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. November 12.-F!our UNCHANGED.
Corn quiet aud unchanged. Pork quiet aud UNI
changed iacon--None here. .Hams-Sugar. Cured,
12c. Lard, 133414c. Whiskey, 9Gc.
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BALTIMORE LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, November 12.--Cattle opened Rc
higher, but closed very dull; best sale to-day.
5i$@ SIC. /: first quality, 4a@5lac.; medium. 38
4&c.; receipts, 1882 head; sales, 2475 head.
Hogs-Supply in excess of dcmand.at S4G9c.: re-
ccnts, 1887 head Sheep dull ut 44l5e. receipts,
1,665 head.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. November 12.-Fiour dull and
dropping. Corn steady; ear, 62@63c.; shelled,
scarce; shoulders, S3iG9c.; cear-rib, 12a@l &c. ;
10 come out OF smoke clear, 4Ac. Whiskey hrm
,t Qer
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HUNTSVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

NovrNRrK 9.-Oherings light, and The market
was firm at last prices. The sales aggregated 40
hogsheuds, as follows: =, ,,r,,,ooas. . horsN
haadS galloway county leaf at $3.50, s!6.I3
si5,25; hogheads Butler county leaf at slo.lo
SIS % Sl42 90; hogshead GaIrard county ieal
81 S1I ~: / hossheads Of leaf 1T 81 cacn
CThis az one warehouse. Others at IKE prices'l-
~ LIlirnNL
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PORT OFRICHMOND. NOVEMBER ~, 1874.

SIM sets,......... 4.4S High tde.......... 7.30
|. PORT OFRICHMoND. NOVEMBER IL, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen & Co;
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norioik' nerc'iah-
disc anu passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent
Schooner R. K. No. so, Williams, ALEXANDRIA,
coal. Jane; River Towing ana Transportation
Company ,,,,, r .o,, ou.op 1,,n
schooner EuScnia, biZHilu' LYNN eieIn' '''ii
schooner Emma. Lyons creek, lumber, j. II.
Bclvin.
Steamer Roanoke, Trarers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and pasSe myers, l.. Is. Iitum
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore November lth, schooner ). f.
Ii. LungrilI, Flowers.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived ut New Bedford November 9TH, schooner
Pinta, Paddock, for Virginia. >, 1o,,,
Passed through Hell Gate November lOtn,
schoouers william Ciark, Green, i3r Normak H.
for proyirencc-all from Virginia. A;So, schooner
Ocean Belle, Mills, from Richmond, Va, Tor Bos-
''A Arrivcd at New York November 10Th, schooners
Mary :. Tibbits, Robbins and Excel Ludlum-ai
ii1 american brig Johanna, Captain Elwood, has
complelcd her cargo Of -four for Rio dc 3aneiro'
shipped by Ciallego Mills and Haxall q 20.
British bark Nancy Bryssou, Captt!n , nu'I 5t
loading with flour for the same port, aso from aa-
Bsrk Archilla. Captain Nathan, loading with
lunrhrr and slaves tor Bordeaux, France.
SPOKEN.
9th Instant forty 1--we miles southeast OF SaDay
Hook, bark Don Justo, Bennett, from Dublin Tor
Hampton Roads.
Npw YopK November I2.-Arrived: VICES
bura Gocthc Arriy ed out: J. y. Gameweil
CHARLESTON, November r. Arrived Wh fld,n
H. Clements, Louisa Listn, Z. a.. y. Bentley ifoni
Virginia Sailed Sarah Hen, Herman.
NEW York, November 12.-ArriVed: italy,
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o,r,svIIIE PORK MARKET.

The season has not fairly opened ao Us JET az g
western, MILL Is, ,tndes. and others where lee
more Is rasorted to- The nguar mild weather
" an anI,snaIly long Indan sHnGi has pesR
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, November 12.-Flour and corn dull
and unchanged. Pork higher ut S19DS19.25.
Bacon firm; shoulders. &C.; clear rib. 49, clear,
hiskey steady al 99c.