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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

PLEASANT VIsIT TO THE CITY ALMSHoUsE.
In pursuit OF facts that would throw some
light upon the history Of J. G.. Watson du.
ring bis stay in Richmond. and whose letter
is published elsewhere, q Dispatch man visited
the almshouse, where he was most courte-
ously received by the superintendent, Mr..
Charles P. Bigger. Aftera careful perusal OF
the books, which, however, revealed nothing
of interest, we were shown through the
building, and found everything as cleanly
as possible and in "apple-pie order" The
hos pital wards were remarkable for their
neat and tidy appearance and the quiet that
pervaded them. The lady, who it will be
remembered was injured by wild bull,
on Main street, last month, though still con,
fined TO her bed, is recovering very rapidly
considering her old age. The telegrapbic
appliances were carefully examined, and
The city ambulance, which had been
taken out for our inspection, had just
been returned to the stable, and we were
proceeding to the office, when the superin.
tendent was informed that there was call
at the telegraph station. 1t proved to be
from the Second police-statior. The ambu.
lance was required for a sick woman. In
less time than one can tell it, the alarm-bell
was sounded, the horse (Which always
stands ready harnessed) was hooked up,
tie gates were thrown open, and hay
ing been hurried into the ambulance, where
Or, Charles Britain and an assistant were
already seated, we were driving at rapid
rate TO wards the Second police.station, which
was reached in seven minutes after the
alarm was sounded. The call was for a
negro woman-Lettie Brown-Who was
i'll in an alley on the south side of Cary
street between Third and Fourth streets.
DR.. Britain rendered the necessary medical
aid, and the patient was speedily and COM
fortaby conveyed to the almshouse, where
proper attention will be given her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

IN, Il, ars' ,f Visitors viii on the 10TH DAl oE
>,'wu,t NJ. a. StNT elect Il PROFESSOR OF
WtTftMAIIC> applied 10 engineering and archi-
,.itnr". Argrcauts for the position will address
~, 'CHAIkMhN pF iHE FACULTY.
" pOs.-oi.ce. University of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

Silver Forks, Silver Table and Dessert-spoons. |.
Teaspoons, soup-Ladles, sauce-Ladies, sugar.
Spoons, Berry Spoons, Icc-Cream Spoons, Butter
Knives, Pickle. Knives ana Forks, Eapkin-Rings,
Silver Card Cases, Pie-Kniyes, Silver Goblets,
Cups, &C., at c. GENNET's, corner Tenth and Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

s Co. will continue the sale OF BUILDING LOTS In
Tait's plan to the city of Richmond THIS EVENING,
August 18th, at 5h O'Clock. Parties Of large or
small means should not miss this opportunity for
'E t-ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

THE largest and best assorted stock ofDRY GcorS
is at LEVY BROTHERS.. They are the leaders OF
low prices in this city, and have done mcre 10 keep
prices down than the combined efforts Of others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

{ ih!L AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
- NEtE!NG AZ he Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
Htt''. Il"N, y. i. iusu uucrion very practical.
H'NihiiFI'~ UNSURPASSED III this country. Gradu
't. "'R4!S ,Ac'i!sIn positions. kcOpenS Sepem-
"f Ios.. trr liIe Annual Register containing lrn-
i'"'ri S"Ur'-' 81 study and full particulars address
N3I-In nirector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a. mo
DISPATCH PRIST1SG-HousE. Coca WORK. low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, FEVER AGUE, ana
female complaints instantly relieved by using LiE-
BIC's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

SARATOGA and all other styles OF TRUNKS at
BosCHEN's, 900 and 5ll Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER YALISES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADfES
fine SATcHELs, &C., at BosCHEN's, 5G9 and 5l1
Broad street gEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
Aitl,ntolld nispattlr.
THURSDAY. ........ AUGUST 10, 1o'o'

na,-s TIE CtRcULATIoN OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED c1RcuLA-
TIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

DISPATCH PRINrlNG-hoUsE.-U Unsurpassed fa-
ciiities for the prompt execution OF all kinds Of
printing. Order, oiled nrompiy ,rd at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

HIGH BACK-COABs-forly new styles; SWISS
MUSLIN RUFFLEs at soc. per dozen; LAcE-tDGA
RUPFLEs at 45c. per dozen. at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

WAMsUTTA COTTON at l5c. per yard; Daytl
Cotton at 14c. per yard; Fruit-of-the.Loom Cotton
at 12hc. per yard; yard-wlde Unbeached Cotton at
SIC. per yard, at LEVY BRoTBRRs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

FOE STRICTLY FIRsT-CLASs DRY GooDs, at No
lowest prices, call at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

., . NJ. EAST GItsCE STREET.
-. MARIA J.. tAIeI:lH.1ToS principal, Rev.
ar FOX liz Hicc-prIEclpa!. The TWEEN fourth
a. S'N - tLs Institution wi!l.begiI Tie lST DAY
IT, y" iIEkl.. 1875. and close on The 3ph Of
!c.I. or catalogues apply 10 the principai
-, , mc''' Johnston * CO., booksellers. Main
-- ---c-, E.1Llanul Sa ~ 13-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
4 M >NIrH ACADEMY. LINING.

ION. NA.-Thc exercises OF this we!l-kn0wn
S,n""l TOT N"uHg l:di, viii be re- uined on WE'D
NSNbhl. I|'n "i September. ana continue tor
t'E ",tI icr!'LE ~ nine months. Ample arrange
f.'i~ "! .l"' E!td" f"r In rough instruction In the
S''F3 apartments. The principal Will be ssisi-
=. a. .":rlui";r' in the acadenical course hy Miss
:. u. CRY E!t. daughter OI Hon. William IL.
;'uAIti, >nr'lnruG, u! Of Fub!ic Instruction. For
t'"f".i,'"H GoLc'r lug terms OF tuition, board,
a. a"PiE to fEN. JANIS A. HADDELL,
~ : M Principal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

tn. cosYssrIoN To-DAY.-The conyentss
tlon of colored people viii assemble at Boon
to-day at the Odd. Fellows Hail, corntr
Franklin and Mayo streets. i.3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

BUY YOUR UTICA BLFAcuRD s1EETING, two
and half yards wide, at 4oc. per yard, at LEVY
BROTHERss HI 81. E4slHG sto<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
DUANUkE FEMALE COLLEGE.

pUANUhE FEMALE COLLEGE,
II DANVILLE. VIRGINIA.
Ia -eS"Et"rn'h session hclInS September 1St
u'Nf. and "mG- June l>t, 1876.
::l u pay 'ur tuition i'll all English studies and
hta;d. Washing ard lights cost about S1S. Libe-
- '',ia':."H> ~" ITaCc III favor OF ministers,
"",rh-r-. alr patrons who send two OF more pupils.
fnr ra'au4sr, @iY uy exact information, address
Nv. }. L. AEEkhTT.
g" ll.;Srl principYlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

PgaaoSaL.-Ths c0nd d.tfon Of Mr. y ! y.
EswelIer, is much more favorable. he VIII
probably be out Id Il teW days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

BaEAK IN TIE CANAL.-A break, requiring
fonr days TO mend, seventy miles west rom
Richmond, was reported at the canal oiiiee
Yesterday morning. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

1 }'D DoMls!ON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
TIA. ~ ,,'t ! u NAA& STREtT, RICHMOND, Va.
.a @ @..a'h hiiue.3 session %ill begin October 1st
l. ,pMlhue 'ts June 3-I following. Actual
81. ,I t-L7use i'.&s ice. Eook. keeping in all !ts
e.. , l,uassasp thoth plain and orna mental,
L.. .'!'! Lay totnmcI .;lal Arithmeh3c. Busi-
e., "'i"H'.: For.4--. orre4p pondGnce. Common
H. H. ac. For ps:tkcA!trs. address
GEORGE II. NIli0L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

=" fa:r.a~ "f hi, IL Stitution are respectfully
s,.rlnI,a tDi' ;c new scholastic Year begins on
liz. fIl>l MuhDAI IN S.PIt NBER.
t."''rrlr'- U!aI br made 10 Right RcH James
'd1rH.. u. H. Riclnnpni, Va, or the SupcIi"reSS
nf Mgulc Maria. 13-6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
EDUCATION Al.
-,,.,n,,pnING-SCHOOL FtAE IIkto,
RVH" TAprAHASNnCk. VA.

MRS. J. p MCGUIRE ~ ,,,,,Y
"n the IlHSr MoNpSss s h, ls 9SroSaS Ss1siasre
,,2t%,ri, i,r session Of prc men,s9; BOARD osnm ana
fE&NN> ,ntGn, S20o; scncn AM LAM ,,n Tafn Nn
500: M"sc az" w. ,ra cu.rces isapils briug their
rcr 'o"mH5 Whtn Two pup,ls ce",~ from ,ne same
%" s d9@Sss: r ." rSr ScSy@i Sirsaafs s'e apey
,!,iUc l"t 's '" I.t,hr~ ona. or 10 Rev. y. Is.
!. r. M'"s.t; trs' j. +, MCGUIRE; Tapnans.nask'
W. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

Tn order 10 meet the increased demands Of my
business | have recently enlarged and improved my
Laboratory and Operaling-Rooms fitted them up
with a special view 10 The comfort and convenience
of my patients. supplied myself with everything
III ecessary the successful prosecution OF my pro.
fession, and will add new improvements rs rlpiay
as they are introduced, being determined that no.
thing shall be wanting my part to insure salts.
faction: and respectfully ask for conlEuance Of
the patronage so literally bestowed upon me In the
past. GEOKGE q. ojEtt,
au17 Dentist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
.usrIo. sALEs THIS DAY,

FRANCIS T. ISB Ell ;. 8 P. ~, two.ssory 9risk 1..k
dwelling aud vacant lot on the soutn sloe ot SsS
nal street between First and Second.
RICHARDSON & CO.. 81 p. ST., executors saie I OF
a large numb .r or building lots In Taiss piahoA
the city of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

DRNATE SCHOOL FOR MISSES AT
1 Cr'kru. LOUISA COUNTY, NlEGlNla'I
Wiaa.y H. rGuc4Ir twn Canght.rs al home. ]
have. .n,,ae.,t Mis- GOODWIN, who Is both com
f,.f., ,ug Ni,ri"nced tea eher We can take three
,.r +, I,r~EpAHyfl.> session. nine months-to COM
n.rHr.. ..t;h >.IIr:Ihcr lrNt
.,-...tr,, as Il tuition in English, $3.50: french.
10: Ng~sc VITA use Of piano, s2J-eXc!uslNe OF
wl,lig IS u.eii ctu t,. done neatly at cost OF 81
I,r Ur3t1
G.huo uay homcl is four and half miles
irr. I..r-N station. Chesapeake ana ONO raul
RAJ. I-i- g ,i!i!, Hai. arG is III close communlca-
iuH WIFI al Inuts cont Nous IL our MANY raliroad
3ra-- s.,!I,.>, DH. L. i. PENDLEION.
10 "a +. iu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
rVLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
TVrNDGD 1860. CHARTERED 1893.


IT,, H,N' .'>s'ou Opus on The SECOND WE'D
Ai>i'Al II 90 TOHER itbc 18Th and closes on
IL I'll %. iu.! following. The course Of studies Is
C-M.pr'r.
TERMS:
'"it'-o 0U
!, sd. !'"tIj} Z room. washing. &c...........lTU
f"r !rT'iN'r Iui"TIUatiuu address the subscriber
;; " I,t!aH.s5EIG, Va.
BENJAMIN s. EWELL.
Fgr-i,icnt ColIege of William ana Mary.
= IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
DENTISTS.
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE 3. STEEL,
D E Mt s T,

No. 723 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
PAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE PRE-.
SERVATlON OF TIE NATURAL TEETH
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL TEETH OF THE BEST
MANUFACrUkE ON ANY DESIRED
BASE;
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN By THE
USE OF NITROUS OXIDE GAS
HAS TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
OFFICE OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
| AMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,

ofENs jHIEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.
Tir'! i"r cIs&4iorue ~ further information to
5y- EEr. j. VI. L. ATKINSON,
- I'-m Humpdul Sidney, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
DlCHMONp COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.

,,,, session optns September 22d, and closes
,Iu,r 90.
yl..,o.l,.,. comprises eight independent schools,
each vlul is riaraic Professor.
fy,c,i,D- yer >,S,ion Of ainc months, embracing
,r.,,rcu,a,!ou and tuition fees, fuci, lights, and
ra~h.n@. .4ll-.
,n,a ha. .ru IN mcssing-clu'S. about siO per
,r,i.ra: n the oil, 90 h0 0,rdIu@-hoGseS, s13.
far c.'air.lt,s containing full Information, ad-
.a... i. PCRYEAR,
., -r..l,~, Do1 Chairman OF the Faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

IInt, EWURIu SCHOOL,
E..a FRANKLIN SEHEET. tsETwEKN CA
~ So TitrppAL SNe i'hKs,t
HALTIWUkr. MARYLAND: ,c,,
-.,, ,,rtnih ANIMAL session OF this ESGLiSh
a TrFt,<CU RpAKpaSt;- and nAI'SSiHioSSL Sii
a|' tni\.. LADIES' wiN rt!open on Thu rs
iI vrpT, WEkE lssfh. FoT circulars address
yAl'T'' Mss. Il. T. LEFERERE.
,,,, Principal.
TnVE sUliuOL.-HlGHLI- RECON-
ii ,,i.t nv facwEs of University OF Virginia;
-,I,t..lf i,u monks opens SEPTEMBER r. Isl, anu
-, Irlv l> uf Zach year. Pupils hmi'eo ~
g." ,ircu,ar. &c. address
f".''v' ''' WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
Ngftoax rosi-uslirc, Amei& county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
DEl>TuL FEMALE COLLEGE.

Ihy.cycu,il annual ,c>sion Will begin WEDNES-
DAY, september l. Faculty full: accommoda-
Iiol.- ample" FOR cAtsio-ue. con.ainins full par
t.ru.ar-. address W.J. MORRISSETT, a. NJ,
,,.-.aAwf!l Bristol, Tenn.
1 CNnEMl OF TIE rATIUN-
n MONTE SiARlA--
G:a.,. -'!"rt 5r,wcrlI Twenty. second and Twenty
iuird streets.
!ICHMDHD, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
LIVE. CAMesr, AND PLASTER.

-. : ~ ~ ~-N ~ u 1~EAES AKS.
i;''hLAND LINE AFLOAT. fs5t
80 VHi*Es kOCkLASD LIME dstly expected
T. - 'ci,1ri."r fJ0rence Mayo,
." '~'c- 81 iots GEOUHDPLASTER.
1,D halreIs Or fMEbT,
a.,, ZV9 aa.rels CAL CISFD PL aSTER.
-~~-E A. S.LbF,
In LINE =! LINE
VI "ih.,lAS ROCK" LINE.
Eis S;s constantly rereIy1nX supplies or aIN.
Kfte,,n Nv n LINE JreS,. from our ktlns, IL
'UN c'unty, r,rytnio. For sale low.
ocls DILLON, ELLETT IL co.,
Manufacturers sos Dock gr. es
/ L..iiER-HEADS, q to S8S5:per reasp,
= w olsPATGH PHIATIGG,HO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
HOW l CANE HERE.

In company with several Richmond gen.
tIemen Of delightful genialty and edlfyins
intelligence, under the protection and most
refined hospitality of Colonel Talcott, OF the
Duuvile road, made the journey to this
place ria Danville, Greensboro, Raleigh, and
Goldsboro'. shall not, Of course, undertake
TO make any detailed account Of the Incidents
of the never.to be.fors often excursion. 1t
was one of the most agreeable ever took a
part in, and as the penny-s-liner says, " Not
a single event happened to mar the hilarlty
of the Journey"
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
THE PROPOSED POSTAL LAW.

The Postal Committee of the New York Board o.
TrAde discussed the proposed postal law yester.
Gay. The bill prescrbes that the postage books,
transient periodicals. unsealed circulars, engravngs
Autographs all printed matter OF the third class (otheI
than transient newspapers) manuscripts for pubca-
ton, proof sheets seeds, &C. shall pay cent foG
each two fraction thereof transient news
papers, one cent for each four ounces; patterns,
samples and specimens, cent for each ounce thai
packages Under sixteen ounces IN weight or hiteer
inches in length may be registered. When deposited
In post Office letter carriers are employed news
papers toher than weekesl shall pay one cent each
transient weekles cent each periodicals and week.
lies the same rates, payable in the same manner az
when sent by mail books periodicals, unsealed circu
lars seeds &c and third class printed matter not
otherwise provided for cent for each two ounces
patterns samples and specimens NET excluded or here
tofore provided for cent for each ounce or frac
ton thereof Letter postage shall be charged upon all
mail matter upon which there Is any communication
written save form OF presentation Any person en-
ployed by the department who shall use false coun-
terft or egble postmark shall be fined less than
S25 nor more than $3.50; special agents arc not In
cnded in this clause Matter wholly or partially un
paId shall be returned 10 the writer when possible or
sent to ss destination charged with double postage
Seven OF the committee will confer with the Post.
master General next week on the details Of the bill
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
REAL ESTATE SALES.

There very large gathering at the Exchange
yesterday.
Benjamin F. Farchild offered for sale forty five valu
able lots Jerome Central and Gerard avenues Grand
Boulevard but a single bid was offered and they
were finally withdrawn. They all located in the
Twenty-thrd ward.
Il. H. Ludlow Son sold by order OF the Supreme
Court the dwelling and six lots 1921 street. running
through to 151st street. 100 feet Of Tenth avenue
plot of land grounds rs by TO- to William Good.
ridge for 500 600 said property being valued s35 00o
also the extra wide four story brown stone high soop
dwelling and lot, No 27 East Twenty second street.
north side east OF Broadway, house 33 feet inches
front by 20 feet deep with three story extension lot
1874 by $50, two-thirds Of the purchase money to
remain on bond and mortgage for term Of years. to
valued at $40 600 James NJ Miller sold in foreclosure
100 Railroad avenue, cast side, Upper Morrsania
Twenty fourth ward known as lots Nos 81 and 82 Of
map of Central Morrisana with building, containing
engine and boiler to Theodore wilkins for ST. 00O said
property being valued at $l2, ,000
D. NJ Seaman sod, by order Of the Supreme Court In
foreclosure, one house and lot, 255 by 100 on Third
avenue, southeast corner of Fifty eighth street. to
NJ. Keyser, for $780, said property being valued al
$11, 000
Peter r. Meyers sold by order OF the Supreme Court
in foreclosure, the house with plot IS by 1876 WASH
ngton avenue, northeast Of Sixth street. Nor
risana, Twenty-third ward, to Mrs H. Kuntz, fok
50, $50, said property being valued at $12, 600
Five other sales were adjourned over
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct %, 1875.
,oCS cSton oainas iGuet middng i2 low nssdPg ss 2c
ports sosss~iss sdS Sales isfsip iss& Stock sosss s'
Cotton-Demand good; mddins I2Ic; low middiing,
l2sc' geod ordinary, ll1sc Net receipts 7lsl bales;
Stock i6i, 800 AAp0'" 0'A''"''0 N'f' '"s'' iO'1'o
Cotton easier; middling, 121lc; low ndding Ike, !;
fo0d rent Gtdna s st rsssps 9 Sae sss o
Stock 19,os3.
Cotton quet middling, 12ysc; low middiing, 12sSc.;
good 2Taaa ordinary Net @ 425s @ bales Exporo
Stock, 456l3
Cotton steady; middling, l2Sc low middlngs I2sSc;
food 1 2s met receipts s bales
Stock 54,526.
Spirits Of turpentne firm; ssc. ROsin firm; 81 SIX
for strained Tar steady; 81 40
Flour steady and unehanged sales 800 bbs wheat
ny sni at : 81
demand sales 1000 busheIs No osnada at 81 a2 fSoo
canaaa meal si solted $50 foT
lddags mid sss ton Canal
Sc to Phliadepha lumber s. 10 the Hudson Lake
g9o GsD ss an ON sa
9m Wgaas Buffalo & and 3 SysgS for tide 1 yesterday
do; barley, 10000 do; rye, 1900 do; peas 1000
BUFFALO Oct %, 1875
els corn 1900 do; oats IS 900 do. Railroad ship
1eooo dO oats 2sooo do Canal sSpmsnss 70 sid sde
water-Wheat, 10000 bushels corn, $1,000 do; oats,
$4,000 do, rye, 1900 do; To interior ponts-corn,
@ i t'ss SALES aqs and Bushels
% mixed vs. Western eGnn at dq so d m sse:
generally held Csc No 2 and 66c for high mixed
Oats quiet Sales 1850 bushels Of Chicago at 4oc
for heavy mess Lard dull at I4}Sc a l5c High wines
TOLEDO, Oct. %, 1875.
firm; No white Wabash, y 35; No; do. 81 2s No.
81 e No doc s. os No red winter I'd 81 s n.y.
red 81 o9ls; rejected, 92c 93c Corn inaeve high
mixed 6oc new, all the year 49c no grade, 5sc
Frsights-wheat Buffalo firm 21sc; to oswegc 5c
10 ogdensburg, 6zse Receipts-soO bbs Flour $1,000
900 bbls four 10000 bushels wheat, 5000 do corn
CHICAGO, Oct %, 1875.
Flour dull but unchanged Wheat rregular fairly active
lower close; No. Chicago 81 13 81 13S: No do,
81 1lA spot 81 llA; October; sales az u 81 81 10,
No do 936c essc rejected, 81 sec Corn in good
demand at lower rates; No. mixed, 52Sc 52Sc spot;
has sold at 54c pot 52c $3.50, October 5l3sc bid.
Oats opened hrn but closed dull No q 3sc 335Sc spot;
32l4c November 31zc 32c all the year; rejected 27c
a2f1sc Barley-Demand fair market firm at s3c s34c
ssc November Rye dull and lower 69c, spot; 7Oc No
venber Pork dull and shade lower; old $21 so; new,
$40 so spot $40 s7S $2l ocober $40 30 $40 40
spot. $3 12S $l3 Is. October Bukmeats-Buyers and
sellers apart, tendency downward; shoulders sAc;
81 3 the afternoon call Of the Board Wheat unchanged
Corn easier at 52sfc 51Ac, November Pork unsettled
at $50 60 October Lard irregular at l34c October Re-
10000 oats "a 900 do. barley 1900 do; rye 1000
do shipmentsFour, 60Oo bbls. wheat 1900 bushels;
81 OOO do oats 4OOO0 do; barley, lOOOO do
asa do
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
WALL STREET NOTES.

THE CLIQUEs MAKE wAR-PANADdA TO BE AR
RAIGNED UNDER THE sTATUTEs-A MINORITY
REPORT FROM THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.
The stock market yesterday was manipulated by tho
cliques Tho fluctuations of different stocks will be
found in the appropriate column The 'bears" made
determined raid Pacific Mail but the shares closed
higher to night the suppostion that the attacking
party was short of the stock.
The Lake Shore party we're 'risging" the market
again yesterday is said that the short has
been largely increased All indications point to the
fact that the recent movements In 1t we're made with
out the sanction OF Commodore Vanderbilt.
ANOTHER MISSOURI PACIFIC REPORT. -
We present report from Mr.. Cromwell one or the
Conference Committee of this road. He says
The lessees Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad allege and
there is doubt the Of the statemet
due TO the destruction caused BY the gasshopSer last
rendered necessary by the unprecedented storms and
floods which occurred during the year which carried away
% a % ~ abdn, 800 600 for renairs inendin
about 10000 BY these unforeseen circumstances From
the committee who recently examined the road aud
from other reliable sources the road Is now in excellent
business. and the entire rolling stock 4 in thorough and
the necessary the road economically
possible, and far rs could be learned, the eui-
ployes Of company capable, energetic
ul 70 lis interests The commitse after as complete
examination could be made unable to discover
any fraud improper practice In the management the
property any expenditure outlay actually neces.
the benefit aud preservation thereof aud for tho
hancement Of its value
The entire liabilities Of The company, says Mr. Cromwell
are about 10000 (which the essecs they can ma
reduce) leaving a the lowest estimate OF the vauo
property az least <oO00O0 belonging the
holders Of 81, ,s24 shares
In Of the inability Of the lessees 10 meet their
liabilities the stockholders must repossess themselves Of
their property With little fobearance the part
creditors and with the permission Of the shareholders To al
their dividends 10 remain unpaid for year or two n IL
believed In short time the company will be exrcated
It's difficulties and will regular payment az
dividends their stock.
The New York herald., 1875-10-29

Yesterday. The specie in the Bank OF France IN
creased $685. 900 francs during the past week The
following late quotations -Consols, money, sih
94N do, account o4% 1865 bonds, old, loS4i 1867
bonds, lOsA; ten-iorty bonds, l04x 1O45s; new
nvcs, lo3A aIo3T; Ere 1875 I61 rentes in Paris,
65 65 United States aves IN Frankfort 90 Messrs
Rafael Brothers London merchants have failed, with
liabilities OF 100000
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.
The following inning quotations. dated october q,
are at hand:-Gould 4 Curry, 1e-advanc0 S; Savage
74-advanoe IS; Cholar Potosi ee-advance III;
ophir 49-advance, 4; Hale 4 Norcross 42-advance
II; Crown Point 2T-aavance, 4; yellow Jacket, IA
advance 8; Belcher, 17-advance, /; Imperial, 10
advance, /; Virginia Consolidated 2o1-adyance, 81 ;
California, 56-advance 3; Overman, 47-advance, 8;
Raymond Ely, 24-decline, s; Best 4 Belcher A.
advance ?; Kentuck 13-decline, !; Union Consol
idated, s-adyance Il Alpha, l7--atvance, !; Meadow
Valley, 4; Sierra Nevada, 13-advance, Il Mexican,
l7-advance l. Caledonia 1e-decline, ?; Eureka Con-
solidated IA
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations