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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25

fI-7I.
During recess Rev, Dr. Houston deiiyeret
asern,on TO q large cong sgatfona
Presbtterg aopfo we'd the action Of tht
General Assembly lid refafence to baptized
|.chiidren; and ehsoined = the observance fol
that ctibn upon the churches 1T was OBJ.
tected to the Generpi Assemblies plansfol
benevolent contributions, that t. gave the
I Assembly too great power--the power oil
Virtually laying a tax, and that II tended to
create the impression that the assessment ID
ali that Is required, and hence did not foster
,alspirit of liberalty. This matter, with the
"A ssembiy's' plant for raising the commission.
erssa fund, was referred to a committee, to
-reportgto the next meeting OF Presbytery.s
The report of the special Committee on
Education, looking to the establishment of d
good high school for boys underth qualified
control Of The Presbytery, and commencing
Hampden Sidney TO, the patronage of our
people was adopted. A resolution i, was
adopted commenting the enterprise OF the
citizens Of Lewsburg and vicinity to estabr
lish q female school Of high grade there to
the cordial support Of our people, and pledg-
Ing the, faith kof Presbytery toa epntinued
effort to fully establish and endow it as far
as our influence can be exerted. 81. CO.. s.Fa
{ The report on evangelistic labor showed
great need of more work Of this kind,
though two ministers are engaged almost
entirely in destitute fields. uf*i gt
The narrative on the state of religion in
the churches was, 10 the main, encouraging.
Alter recess Licentiate A, a.; Hamilton
preached his ordination sermon from
Romans, xiv, 4, 81 After which .he was
regularly ordained to the full work of the
Gospel ministry, and Revs. n. <. Lacy and
J.H.. Lewis and Elder J. G. Raber appointed
to- install him as pastor, Of the churches in
Pocahontas county. ,1s,t-r ,arss ~, s. s..,.l
Rev. E. Eells and Elder Samuel Couch
were appointed commissioners to the, next
General Assembly, with Rev. G.. I. Lyle
and Elder c. L. Peyton as alternstes. r.
A vote Of thanks was returned to the peo-
pie of "Irish Corner " for their kind enter
tainment Of the Presbytery. a.
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COTTON MARKETS, SEPTEMBER "a.

cnyrsToS-Nes receipts, I.245 bales: gross,
,ac.ints o f,64 bales. safes, 2,So0 bales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. demand; sooo niddlngs aSs.s
low middlings, 14SG geoa sSinnanis. ssS
uEIa'yyAsSAu.Firm; midGings: 4ae,; low nsia-
d,Snas. i4Se; good ordinary, lsSe Ses receipts,
2,I33 bales: gross receipts. .,ss AZ ss Satss.
p0WFiI midd,isngs. &C.; 19S
CENTS N, bales. Sales 80 GALES La
H,,n,n " Firm: inlad.iaga. 14Hc.; pW m ltss
az, ~. e. raod ordinary, 1870. Net receipts, 9
bales. Exports coastwise, sos bales Sales o W.,
bales. s...t, ~ steady - .nidf,lings,
r,Snai4Sc. Net receipts, 792 bales; gross, o.
bais Ts.eI salss, middlings, lie Net re.
.anrs I4ba bales. Sales, 62S bales. ],
Il NV 0xI.EASs,-yery firm supply ngnl, ma =
s,ings TIC: low middiings, sood, o a!s
nslnss, s Nes receipts, bal gEoss,
bales; ss.s sna ioMer middiiegs. I6c
1; ross receipts 17s bales ESosis ss
ia,es safes, II bales. s.inaess, DO pales. StoeN
D42 bales. . q, AM ,sgs i ke. Net n,
eeints, $50 bales, Exports z q t oasss
1 Sales, 90 bales IS b. -
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mo PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB

"A Ill
TARY PAINTING PRESS ). with from Two 60 zen
m pression cy finders also, PERFhGFING PhEsss-
ES of various descriptions, with two or more
sion cylinders, TO be used with type or stereolyps
and with to six feeders or Win reuS o.
BED and PLATEN PoWER PRE ps fSr S %,9s
distributon and from four TO ten-forn rollers
for The finest illustrated neSsTPsPs n1a ga GAsn
"a 1JRoa D.TICKET and COUPON PhE ~
SINGLE LARGE "a, HAS M GHhaEhpERsa 1L WaY
ipKEss. for newspapers of moderate eireu !anons,
printing by handpower eight haadfea II
per hour Also, furnish every artele et ~
printing-oHce ttncudng pei PAT En III "a
;RafHIC POWER PRESSh S.,, ,Hn4n n D ~
auaa i also FOB a shESqTEkES.
! 4 YS with jmnrIyen, inserted teeth. The above
on oar Ssf basT masesa ds s
wn,F mansnip Illustrated catalogues sent on ar
ndcati0n. 6 . a., o,,, a. Lad sweat New
fyorr ManuYuctorieS on arand Broorne, shsrin'
and Golambia streets, New York. ~ la'om
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0dd.Fellows, Grand Lodge

ATLANTA, September 24.-The odd.Fel.
lows banquet at the Kimball House to.
night is grand afair.I,Ail parts of the
United States and Canada are represented.
The Grand Lodge will meet next year at
indianapolis, Ind. r.f'a i! : Es
The Grand Sire is authorized to establish
the Order in Austria, if his Austrian Majesty
will consent. .s,, #e .%.'3,sss1 i71-
The illegality of Sunday sessions was re-
affirmed, for other than funeral purposes.
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another Fatal Railroad Accident

WASHINGTON, September PA telegram
was received at the POST Office Department
to-day stating that the mail on the train
honnd west was burned between Grafton
and Cincinnati last night, and S. w. Brad
ford. head postal railway clerk, with 1t.
bradford had been In the service Tor several
wears. and was regarded as an efhclent ON
The mails destroyed comprise the dispatch
from New York Tuesday r. NJ, Phlladel-
mia Tuesday midnight, Baltimore early
morning dispatch, and Washington yeslef'
day morning A. M.
: l. !. Z ISecond Dispatch]
BALTIMORE, September 24.-The ofneers
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com-
pany in this city give the following parIleu-
lars of the accident occurring on the FAR
kersburg branch of their road last night
The yest-bound passenger train, leaving bal
timore at $3.50 A. NJ, and the east-bound pas
sepger train, leaving Parkersburg at o Z. !,
coliided at Smithton, the regularly appoint
ed meeting place, ffty-eight miles east OF Far,
kersburg. Both engines were wrecked, ana
the postal. car attached to the West-6ound
train burned, the fire being communicated
from q lamp to the matchmaker. The flames
made such rapid progress that one OF Inc
postal clerks named Bradford was Durheu
to death before Tie could be exTicated'
The bulk Of the mail matter was destroyed
The baegage-car of the same train was also
burned, with the greater portion OF lis con- ~
teuts.4 The platforms of NUMBER OF Ine
passenger cars were also demolished.D y Inc
force of the collision, but none OF the pas
senpers were injured. One of the t "a,
hands received slight flesh wound. Inc
west.bound train had arrived at SmInleh'
and was preparing to go on the siae.llae 9 !
when the east-bonnd train, when was G ;s3
hind time, suddenly came up, ana the com
aioD took place. DIS, -
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POET OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER "a, 1874.

POET OF RICHMOND SEPTEMBER q, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch: New York, merchan--
Steamer y. W. Everman, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and paseen9ersi ". p. Porter.
chandse and dy pssselsers {. B. Taium. agent
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks New York, salt, Da.
Schooner Richard Hill, Smith. Woods Hole,
guanO. Allison 81 Addison. ia : ~ = a..i
schooner Elsimore, Dawes. Philadelphia, Iron,
schooner MARI lrsn anS Ssa Ph.de
phia, iron. Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works.
/ schooner Farmers, Return, White, lower James,
grain, Galego Mills Company. : % 6. - ,t...t
Schooner Renaissance, -, Baltimore, grain to
sshSSnsE Wss S fKiFwan, alexandria
Steamer Westover, skinner, Baltimore. mer-
| chandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Company L; 3; TsInm: agen ns, p,,,. mi.
Schooner Kate G. Rankin, Hall, Providence cio
osborne's, coal, Currie & Co. a',i a,9" :'s .gA'
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT II 'r"i.i a.
From Philadelphia on the 22d schooner Johr
McGtAnis, Colburn. .ls...,. IT,.
Brig L. G. Madeira, Moslander, from Richmond
at Trieste prior to p st Instant 80 49,
'''e' '' wISp-BoUsp .FEEFr. 4 4 = 'JNfF'
The large fleet Of vessels which came into Hamp
ton ROADS wind-oound has sailed for their various
destinations. - if.H' - -. q, - :.
80 p1sAsTERs;N JULY, -. ? + '.'.'. ,
The Committee OF Management Of the Bureau
Yeritas has just published the list Of marine disas
tiers reported during the month Of July, S74, con
corning all flags. This list gives the following sta
tiStits :.,..r. 2. t-.r : ..f.t.t ~ i! - -
Sailing vessels totally destroyed, 100-yiz., Al
English, 16 French, 10 American, 8 German,
Danish, Dutch, 4 Italian, Greek, 2 Norwegian
swedish, and Austrian. In this number are In
Steamers totally lost, 16-ytz., 10 knelish, 4
American, French, and Portuguese. - .s..l:,r,..
QUICK PASSAGE.
The new bark General Fairohild. which sailed
from Portland with deals Tor Liverpool, has ar.
rived that port after very quick voyage OF less
than eighteen days. ss5 .'GI 81
-.- :. By Telegraph .,,.-s....,.4
NEW YORK, September 24ir-7Arriyed City Of Ha'
vana. -. .-.g-s H. 49, a
Font MONROE, September 24.--Arriyed
Steamer Colfax. She reports the bark American
Eagle, from New York for Richmond bark Del
phine from Dublin for Baltimore; bark Resource
from Liverpool for Baltimore. VA, q .. f.,.t.
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RICHMOND AND DAHyILLKRAMRo CO..
OFFICE or ENGyaFKa AND s0PRRIN yxSDxAxs2

-
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS 70 take eaccE
y MONDAY, August IL, l874-,SOUYHsKS Ex.
PRESS, Wrstwsrt--eave hichpioRd q l1:V4 81 -
TAO A. NJ: Leave Danyiile nc TAI "A. MI ays1FA
at Greensboro az 1888 4. NJ. AGonpkcta ~ Chse.
!otte with trains on site Allan "a ana krhMGnd Ar
Line RailrOa1 for Atlantis, AoutEotcsfyy Mood0A
New Orleans and ali southern pofnts. z
= NYg York ExPREss, EaS4Nayd- leave Gxeesaa8s
bore nc MS r. a.; esyr tDnnytsis ne $50 E.M
leave Dansee - SAB r. 81: ataye slrknTilta -
rfTfRnrIf.R Nail. wesiw .sl-sesye ktckm1nf M
~ p a.. RaYe RurkeytAe at AL n A.ss ss&xA2
Dances al 4e26 2. ~: isApe D4nftlle ~ es29
-: arrive Of Greensoor0' al 1l.p1 ia
fr,in CONNECTS az Charlotte with tf4kRz od IL
charlotts Coluraksa and Atlantis railroads Tor E0s
inmnia. Augusta, savannah, Macon, aad 81 aoaia-
TnSOGca MAIL. Eastward--leays Greensboro
az al A. VI. lave Dsnytlle q o:lAh lss Ss
A A.; arrive 40 Richnond az 2..aaa4 Z. ~. Insa
rain connects 30 Eurkeytsle WITH tFatn On the
iantic Mississippi and Chic rAtssoaa gEeH Lyncne
nrYp and ali southwestern points, -
'-gyyNtsI4nyals sPASSKNGE&. WS8fxnras.txAsSSs
Riehuaoiltia % $500 Al. leave BHRks % 1a:aA
p Ms;;arriYo as LypehhHfd y 4.aN ~ ~ 81 s
EuaKEyNLR AcCoMAppA Ttpxs ASAs g 49, ~.
aya as NJ; arrive - s'1ss'7
throasi sFAiIs connect - l.ndss ssG f sss
on the and S = sn ~ III ssstsfn
psTth nroash % ~ points al
wssss ana aasGsRe checks; y. sh e
e Erstnesr zaa &. IF
III II D0YGLAs. Mast N 4
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

of / lis bales az 6sG1 6Sc. Southern -four quiet
and unchanged. Wheat opened heavy and lie;
lower closed rather more steady at the decine aaa
and c. lower; closed steadler. Coffee active at &C.
advance; BIO quoted at l5S@2OGc., gold. sugar
firm. Rice guile! and unchanged. Taitow duiet al
SS6SH Resin ex cited and drDer at $40. 1ur-
penIine unchanged Lard hrmer prime steam,
i44c. Pork quiet and steady; new 1ob lois,
S2J.37H Whiskey duh at 81 .OS., Frelghts steady'
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
! &c. HAREgfT - '' Ne

! SEPTEMBER Northumberland Ib6dcco.-The
market is strong, and there Is good and specula-
tive Inquiry. We quote 'r3sEs ~ etfai s-,:st
Virginia bright fine pounds. .........s...nS0@9G
Virginia bright fine and extra twist....... 75c.
Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist. .......s 75e.
new................... .......,.,.....s 6sc.
Virginia medium and 2-inch twfst,neW Soc.
and is. :! .!4s@5ee.
Virginia bright KS and 15's.. 50@52c.
Louisville nayr bright 65657e.
Louisville navy, mahogany, second class. 51053c.
Louisville navy, mahogany, first class. 90 955c.
Louisville navy, dark .50951c
Louisville fine-cut chewing. ...,.50@72c.
- Smoking: ':7ii ~ .'.a''t "a 7.l-t1C lrsft
North carolina Durham, bs, Hs, and H.. 55t@70c.
Virginia bright, bs As, and as:........ .67@67c.
- 81. 'tf7a'Eif. = ft0urier-J0urnal.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 24-Noon.-Money, z.
Gold, 1903. Exchange-Lohg, 4S4; short 4s6h.
Governments active. States quiet
Erening.-Money easy. Sterling heavy at 4o4.
Gold dull at O9N41 O9S Governments steady ana
dull. States quiet and nominal, except virginia s.
which are better; Virginia, 81 new, 81 consot
62k: deferred S4. ' ~ '-r ..'z.# -! !
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se15 General Freish, and Ticket 1fent. ]
THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
SROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, September

$50 A. N. MAIL TRAIN:--For Gordsnsyirle:
Charlottesville. StaunJon, CoSinRt0n, and aH
iptermediate stations daily except Snndsyt. arr
irving at Coyington q 6'5o E ~ This sssia
Warrenton, Manassas, AlexaBdnas Washtngt0ns
and the North, and ut Charlottesville for Lynche
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and tne
9v a:as. P. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAM For
6ordopsyile ana all stations dsiy fex-
cept snnday}, arriving at Gordonsyf q $50 r
m $50 p. N, CINCINNATI ExPREss.-Yor Cor
donsyiJe. Charlottesville, Staanson, Goshcnt MY
boro', Coyington, White sulphur, and all slAtion3
west Of White Sulphur daily except saturday, srs
irving as Huntington at $50 r 81. This trsil con-
meets at Goraonsyile fog Washington, BaltifnoSes.
and the North, ana at Huntington with steaInex
Bosfona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and an peiusz
West and Southwest, arriving al Cincinnati ~ j..
NJ sss,y IL ~ y5;g Il 81 II.
baggage checked through. ~ "a 4ssss
For through tickets, rates, and tnSDrmafipns -
ply at 826 Main street, Ballard and EIcnAngE H1s
lei, ora, the eompanys oanes Breed sssss Asa stx.
tsenth. EUGAk y AttGL.
General Passenger and Ticket kEknks
w. C. WIcKHkH, Vice. fesident se ~
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. September 24.-Flour steady and
active; prices unchanged Wheat nfm and quiet,
and shade higher. Corn firm; white southern,
SlO5@l O6; yellow southern. IL .05. Oats quiet
southern, 63065c. Rye dull and unchanged. hay
firm and unchanged AT $17@2o. ProSisions Gull
Arm and QUIET: choice, 3Oc. Coffee firm. Whis-
KEY nrm at Fl OF. sugar strong and In good de-
mand Mt 13zc,
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W. N. BRAGG. Master Trsnspostation. nj az
s. - 5;t',s ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains

JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
~ on shis road win run rs follows: is's ltfe9-
LEAVE RICHMOND soUTH.
500 A. NJ, daily Except Sum
~ - day), connecting for al points South
90 - and West. Sleeping-car, attached ri
500 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texnept Sun
~ @t! =1s day with: coach attached for Peters,
,a,ra ~ burg and stations on The souttsido
- ...t road, i ynchbury, and the West. 3sjf
l:45 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
'sy5l stss'F for all points South Snd West Pas.
sengers taking this train win make
FtfE close connection at Petersburg fc1
aHta. SO tn Norfolk. 49, jiS 4sctaS FiF ssstlt
,ES Eff Sss.S daily except saaay
75 A. NJ FsEieHF TRai f2t aaiy texcep
1900 NJ, TYR0bsH s All daily, connecting
with Richmond, fredericksburg and
Pototnao railroad for all points East
500 P. IL, FsEIGHr daily Except sunday,
sos P. NJ, THRo UGH NAIL daily except Sum
day., connecting with Richrfonds
s,4 Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
for Ill points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, .rnaninR through to
Baltimore. Also making close Spn-
points North and West. sss. S-5.2
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester. ... .5..:5.S ss,.ss .I73f5.
$50 2. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Return"
Ing, will leave Clover Hill ct 8 Nm. on Wednes.
u AL TRAITS leaving Petersburg Win star. fron
teS7 ~ A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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suicide OF a CITIZEN or Norfolk.

i Especial telegram to the DspatchJ z ~,
. PORTSMOUTH, September A.-W. Il. Pet
tyyjohn committed suicide last night, at his
residence in Norfolk, by taking laudanum.
When discovered his body was lifeless. Mr.
Pettyjohn was an old citizen, and had been
for long time contractor for cleaning the
city streets. ....t.,.s ~ III.
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Insurnnce Co I.

. New YORK, September 24..-The Ma
:tional Board Of Underwriters now recon-
mend that all companies belonging to the
National Board discontinue the business of
fire insurance in the city of Chicago, either
by new policies or rene walls, on and after
October LIST. 4 = tt.."t - tH,-'. p.
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p..,,,,,ea Rusiness.

d New ORI LEANS, September 2s-The Citl-
,zens Bank resumed business to-day WIN e z
cash surplus over IT, cssn u.le es.e S
K 81 600 900, and It's total liabilities Ss2,ooV.
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CT I.nIus Ers.

CT Yours. September 24.-Flour firm and
in fair demand for low grades. Corn lower S0g
so for No. mixed In elevator. Wbtssey, sl.u2.
Bacon dull-ouly limited jobbing demand.
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Henry Ward Raecher.

New YORK, September M.--Henry Ward
Beecher has retained Mr. Evarts as his coun-
sell. '---.,-.,-,,---T,-
= CoNcoRp, n. n, September '24.-Beeeher
made a humorous speech at the fair; in. Ply,
mouth, n. II.
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Discharged E, on o, Habeasi Corpus 70, ra s.

!. New YesK, September 24.4 Charles a.
Briggs, arrested here q few days ago on the
charge of ascending from Chicago with a
large sum of money, was discharged to-day
on writ of hd5edS corpus. .c[g. mimi
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Fearful Railroad DisasteT-Nany Fer
SONS Killed and Wounded.

SELMA, AID, September 24.-The south
bound train of six cars, on the Selma. Rome
and Dalton railroad, went through the
bridge over eWalahatchie creek-slxty feet
bigh-at daylight this morning, totally
wrecking the train. The engineer, fireman,
and several passengers were killed, land
nearly all injured-many dangerously.
Among the Killed was Judge W. A.. Byrd,
ex.iudge of the State Supreme Court, pro-
mir1ent and much beloved citizen Of Selma.
Particulars of the accident are hard to get. III
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, September 24.-Flour dull. Corn
firm al S56S7c. Pork nominal: Lard quiet sum
1nrr l3S0I4c Bacon quiet; joDbing Gales OF shoui-
ders at iUI4I 05c.; clear RIB, 15Ac.; cleara lbSc.
Whtskey In good demand and scarce NJ CLOS,
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T,nlfans substituting strak ers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 24.-Two
hundred Italians arrived here last night to
take the place ofstriking miners along the
Pan Handle railroad. IT, '.... =, r.. .'''' ..f
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, September 24.-Fionr quiet ana
unchanged. Corn quiet and unchanged Mt S3C9 poe.
PORK nominal. Bacon quiet aud weak; shoulders,
lO3Sc.; clear rib, &c.: clear, 1910. Lard, loHc.
Whiskey friner ut $l.03.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 24.-Firgin,a o's, peer
ers, SO; consols, 52i. West Firglhias' Q. No,.n
old, new, 10; special tax, b. BID.
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OIL MARKETS.1

PITTSBURGH, September 22.-The oil market IL
quiet and weak refined, &c. - a ,
Parker'S Landng-darket quiet; united wells
Is held at 72Hc.; immediate shipments are held NJ
Oh City-Markets weaker at 81.
Observation-Disclosures quiet at 81 05(9f1 OH.
Phihdelphia-Market quiet; crude, 4&c. I; renneo'
1lLc
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR, EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September "a, 1874. 1
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT,-W h1le, $50 DueHtIs' Hsu' 600 DI7t1'
els. u orc ,,,.,
els.
OATs.-542 bushels. -,..
RYE-7f bushels. ~. - >~'
MEAL.-l2 bushels.
SALES.
-WHntr.-White, 90 bushels prime al s1.42: 80
bushels very good at 81 40; 440 bushels prime on
private terms; 40 bushels at sl:3o; ~ onsne a
1t 81 80; 80 bushels AT sl.So. fota'' oa2 ouSi'-
els. no ...,. -. a. Ak. IN hugh
els at $3.50; la bushels at go 9T oushe ~
Me: 36 bushels at 81 .25. Total. 3so bushels.
St:oDSNWhfte, 344 bushels prime on priYate
terms; 100 bushels very good at S1.4o. io'ai'
s9CnRS.-YeIlow, 1872 bushels atS1.1O:
G.Ts.-6O bushels very good on private terms
% bushels at SIC; 800 bushels prime IL ooc' ~
tai, 542 bushels. e,.
RYE.-l2 bushels prime at SIC.
Mpn-l2 bushels at S1.1O.
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BALTIMoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET. <

BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MAhhET.
R.ITIxoRE September 24.-Cattse fairly active
.nd closed rather slow very best On sale to-day,
s5Gss; that geaerally rated first quality; s4g
xS medium good fair g1ahty, S5tg ,s a., 8,
SSSI uIr: receipts 7.l46 head. Sheep In fair &c,
mind NJ &c. mgher-495Hc.; receipts, ALLOW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.

BY this route a new and elegant sLEEPINa
tween Richmond and Baltimore FOR the special
comfort OF Richmond passengers. Oh RGE FOB
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are not
In the car to as late IN hour as they please
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strets staneH
DAILY Sundays exceptedl nc 3:30.A. 81. connects
ing at Otianttco with the Alexandrla and Frede.
ricksourg railway for Baltimore. Returning, VIII
arrive at Broad-Stfees station &C S:iS Z. m.
Through bills OF iadiug aud rates given TO ad
principal points North and West. sSs =
BY order OF General superintendent.
j. b, GENTRY
20 Is General Freight and Ticket AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25

,sn ~he Of The St. Louis papers denounces a
, n"o, HhSor OF that city as a FELLOW Of low
= s' h;,h .'ies. That is impossible. How can
r, ".S"-lohed fellow be iow-toned fellow p
'" .t Jyurnul.
M ~ uI'eu>slon is alto no purpose, so.pray-
W. ui'ie about it.-Eeto York Commercial.
.l''e Gah, baritone Of criticism so 10 as the
ysv ',' JUL our contemporaries can duet that
-ae4!onche. ~ 4'"'p''i'
~, 'N';Se criticisms have no base. Da Capos
" 'A'se editors are surprising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25
DAHv!LLE, VA, September 90, 1874.

A1''>S u tie Dispatch:
IL your issue of the 22d instant you re-
" '>s 70 The Danvllle Daily Ne,rs as the only
T1'i: newspaper ever published in Danyille.
"rs pardon, but must correct you. send
:Ot copy OF the Danville Register, which
' 10: i>'Ued as daily during the winter and
,,tL'ns Of loGi-'G5, and only succumbed to
c ,4e ''efpowcring pressure of virgins Fifth
SIP, tnlled States army, in April, 1865.
J, 'laI date old father Time has SO /" put
, uG"N Tie wrinkles" on all of us aud every
I, LING mat you are IN part excusable for your
avn ol Hiemory on this particular question.
Truly, j. i. ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25
CHICAGO LUWBER MARKET.

september 21.-The local and interior orders
were quite liberal at the principal yards
and, In sympathy with lumber afoat, prices Tor
common lumber were frmer, no sales being made
under ri OSO, We now quote : - y