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MEETING CT THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA sfNDl-
CATE PREPARATIONS FOR RESUNrfIoN-AR-
RAIGSMENr OF WOODRUFF.

MEETING CT THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA sYSDl-
CATE PREPARATIONS FOR REsUMrrIoN-AR-
RAIGSMENr OF WOODRUFF.
SAN FRAScIsco, September 25.-The syn.
dictate of the Bank OF California met to-day
and organized by ei(cting Willam Sharon
president, the Bank OF; California treasurer,
K. Ii. Lloyd secretary, and Jlmes K. keene,
Charles Miyne, r. +. Morrow, D. O. M!ll',
and X. Ii. Lloyd The executive committee.
An assessment Of twenty per cen. was levied
on the subscription guarantee fund, amount.
ing in round numbers TO one and half mil
lion dollars. This. with the coin on hand,
will give between 100000 and $4,000 900
20 open wi'h. The bank will REOPEN either
saturday, October 2d, or early in the follow
ing week.
A meeting of the Board Of Directors will!
toe held on Monday or Tuesday next, when
he date Of resumption will probably be
fixed. Entire harmony prevailed at the meet.
in~, and Il determination was eviEced to
push mitterS to a successful termination.
The &C ION of the BaUk Syudic .te has caused
The utmost good feeling in tn" city this after
noon. 1t is possible that a meeting OF the
san Francisco Stock Exchange will be called
early next week and resolutions ADOPTED 10
resume the sessions on the first Monday fol-
lowing the opening Of the bank.
John Miller alias Woodruff, defraudiDg
secretary of the Contract and FinaGce Com.
pany, was arraicued to-day On four indic:-
ments for enlightenment, aggreglting $50
coo. He was granted until the 18th Instant
to plead.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF Melbourne.
SAN FRANCISCO, septic EN- Der 2G.-The
steamer Civ of Melbourne arrived to-day
from Sydney ria Honolulu. She left at the
latter place the United States l,Sship Pensa-
cola, to sail for La PaZ on the 25:h instant.
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From FauQuter.
I CORES; oI@cnc. Of the Richmond Dispatch

i'''!''NI 't 'stNCs OF the klCEtDOnu DispdtCt.
WAGEE>ToN, Va, September q, 1915.
Narrnlon i, il beautiful plac'. There are
Aiin! iIac and elegant residences, surrounded
't 3"lu',Iu! gr0yts and grassy yards. There
ar I've beautiful Churches Episcopal, Pres
b!tr!iin, Baptist, Methodist, and Catholic
NWrcnlou i notable for the number OIL
A'l''IaIS men IN or near the town, among
whom Governor smith. Colonel Mosby 70!
TI""TIll1 fame, General Payne, and General
A"'9aA may be mentioned. The surround.
~ country, so tar as the writer has seen. Is
,H'Wy delightful. There are many lovely
i'a'a> and beautiful cmlncnces, from which
'4r scenery j. grand.
There are several Il oe schools in Warren
'9a. Mrs. Robert Scott has school for
;9ah% ladies'. Professor Dowdy, recently Of
"'udouu county, Va, has just taken charge
Vi aud opened the FaUquer Female InSti-
'a' here. Professor White, with some three
VI i'ur assistants, is principal OF the graded
Ss"oo. He opened a few days ago with one
"IHdled and sixteen pupils.
KEY. John l.. Carroll, pastor Of the Bap-
-, CHURCH, has been holding services every
A'2nl iof aoaliy four weeks. He has preached
''ct'!rcd every night during this tine.
NN"!aI La.e j1iued the church, and others
hitI join soon.
hy The way, this gentleman had quite a
,"'H1Ic pTlc,i,cd on him the past summer.
i '"hn elIl1g hImself james ID. Latham, and
G3H''n2 from Plymouth. n. c., called upon
a. 'arolI t"Eo is himself q Dailve OF that
@''j ana represented 10 him that IN diff
! NY With some neg!o es In Plymouth be had
,lId "h', aud was now fIeeiug for his life ;
"a stIaDgrr in strange land,'
Z rom inpecuBl0sity, he sue
r ou.lrg tnis reverend gentle
~ ~! Re !en! HIN l9r's.lYe
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From Prince Edward.
5Cerrcsponacnce of the Richmond pisra,cl.l

Correspondence OF Inc RichMond p1spatch.j
FARMvnIE, Va, September q, 1875.
The cold snsp which has been on us for
the week past, eliminating In considerable
uhoueh barmiess) frost last night, causes
some apprehension among tobacco growers
in this section.
But little over one half Of the crop OF
tobacco has been housed, and the amount
raised has been so much gre,ter than any
previous year that laborers can with diff
| Guilty be procured to save the already ripen.
ed plants. With this crop safely garnered
one need be no prophet 10 predict less finan.
! cial embarrassment in this region OF Vlr-
! ginia.
The Circuit Court (Jutge A. u. Dickinson
| presdino) Is still in session here. On Sa'ur-
hay the suit against the Danville railroad for
| $4,000 damages for causing The death OF w.
w. Anderson, who lived near Green Bay
! dcr0', was conditionally decided by the jury
allowing him $4,000. Under a plea of de.
murrer Mes,rs. Henry Il Marshall. Of Rich
mond, ably represented the railroad in the
| argument before Judge Dickinson, who to-
day decides the question Of damages or no
| damages. MeSSrS. Irving. Mckinney s. FitZ
gerald are for The plsinti!f.
Rev. II. j. Handy, of the Baptist Church.
delivered q very pathetic farewell discourse
to crowded house last night. The drpar-
ture Of this esteemed pastor and preacher
from our midst is very generally regretted,
for during bis tive years pastoratc himst If
and his accomplished wife have wonderfully
won upon the favor and love Of our whole
people.
Rev. Mr.. Halves aided yesterday in the in.
stailation Of the fev. DR.. White As pastor OF
Ham pden-Sidney College church.
Rumor has it that RadicaliSm in the South.
side will soon lose It's brains. if not its head,
in the removal of our representative in the
Senate Of Virginia to o northern city.
Farmvile is quite alive to the Importance
of Il railroad connection with Mecklenburg,
Luucuburg, and the North Caroira line uia
keysvllle. and hiss gone vigorously to work
in the matter.
FarmYlle College is succeeding grardly
this year. The capacity for the accommoda-
ton of pupils his been doubled in the last
few months, and the indications are that they
will not be too ample. Il. :. /.
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THE BODIES ON THE BEACH.
The West Indies.

THE. RECENT HURRICANE DAMAGE TO SHIP
PISG-THE SAN DOMINGO REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, September 26.--Advices from ST.
Thomas TO the 18th instant are ut band. The
recent hurricane did great damage In all the
Wipdward Islands. The American bark
Minnie Miller and brig George E. Dale and
the British brig M. Fl. Morris were driven
ashore on The Barbados. The British ship
Goldfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and
twelve of her crew were drowned. The
British steamer Caribbean arrived at st.
Thomas on the 9th Instant badly damaged.
Her bridge, boats, ard steerins-gear were
carried away, and she lost part of her crew:
The American schooner Wellington and
British brig Devonsbire were ashore on the
Jamaica coast. The American brig Falcon
was towed toto Santiago de Cuba on the LTD,
dismasted. The British big j. Williams
was at Barbados, with her master and mates
sick with vomito.
The attempted revolution in San Domingo
has proved a failure.
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rroub,c with ni,l.Operattyes.

FALL RIVER, MASS, September 81 The
gonus, whistles, and hellS OF the different
mills sounded at 6 O'Clock this morning
! Those operatives who signed the agreement
to work passed iu, ard those refusing were
ordered to disperse. Several mills did not
ret hands enough TO make it an object to
start. The Richald Borden Mill started viii
neatly full force. Some 1000 operatives
attempted to enter the yard, and stoned the
SUPERINTENDENT of the wearing-room, VINO
approached them, but Was kept back by the
stones thrown.
The Montauk Mills had thirty TO forty
squares of glass smashed. The strikers make
threats. They applied to the Mayor for as
sistance, who replied that having failed to
90 to work be had nothing for them from the
city treasury. They propose applying to
Governor CASTOR. The police dispersed the
crowd by an exhibition of revolvers. Inc
Mayor called out the Third regiment. Ine
op, rstives have list sympathy by to'day>s
operations.
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RICHMOND AND fETKHSBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I

RICHMOND AND fETkdSBUR9t
RAILROAD COMPANY. s
COMMENCING JUNE 1. 1875 trains
~ Oh this road will run IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A.. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day) connecting for all points South
and West: sleeping.car attached.
7:45 A. M, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept Sun.
day), with coach attached, Tor Peters.
burg and stations on the SouthStdS
road, LynchburR, and the West.
las r. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers tuking this train will make
Close connection at Petersburg 10,
Norfolk.
500 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
1870 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daiIy (axcep
Sunday with coach attached.
with Richmond, Frsdericksburg arc
Potomac railroad for all points EaS.
and West
5:OOP. n. FaEIGH T daily iexcept sunday
coach attached.
1852. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day), connecting. with Rtchmond,
Fredericksourg and Potomac 5ailroa<
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore. Also making close CON,
neetion with the Chesapeake and Ohie
railroad for the Virgins Springs AND
points North and West
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Ken
Sno and Pes5seafE except = G Gisaaa win leave
Glover Hill pits at $50 A. NJ; and returning, win
leave Chester at 2:40 p. "a. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start IRON
Appomattox depot
my 20 a. sdAW. INTERNATIONALLY.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-W White, 9S4 bushels. Red, 3,941
bushels.
CORN While, 4os bushels. Tello~, so bushels
Mired. "a bush. Is.
OATs.-136 bushels.
MEAL 100 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White. IL bushels V. ry good at 81 4
162 hushrIS good at IL 50; 4 bushels common al
*1.l0: 124 bushels fair on private terms; 16
bushels mt r132: ~ bushels 1T &l.2s: 81 ons bels
fair at 1927: ~ bushels common ut 9Oc.; 80
hnshels at 1871: 3 bushels prime at 81 .42-totaI
1874 bushels. Ret, 900 bushels at 81 SO; 10
bushels at 1882: 8 bushels at IL 80; q bushels
c .mnon al sl.15: 200 bushels common III al.1O
go bushels at 81 90: 226 bushels at 1922: 40
bushels verv good at 81 Al 256 bushels very good
al 81 40; AZ bushels II 1925 ZIG bushels prime
ou private terms 80 bushels NJ *1.36 total
$500 bushels.
CORN - White. so bushels very COOL at S4c. ~
bus heels prime at S5c 176 bushels good at S3c.-
total, 81 S bushels. Yeltotc, 20 bushels very good
al So.
OArS.-112 bushels very COOL snrlrg on priv ,te
terms: SO bu>hcl, good spring AT 45c. "a bushels
verr good al 47c.-:otal, ! 96 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels on private terms.
RE-FXHlBlTED.
WHEAT White, 16S bushels Red 100 bushels.
UATS.-1O bushels.
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letter from SiaI,,isOn.

= .r,-iu!r'r;irr o.! the Richmond DsHarch.l
EDITION CT rEIrGATES- RESULT or THE
">tA en- HCu MOVEMENT - oTHEE ITEMS
>TAy>ToN, September -, 1879.
uG ..,' ~NWdIl The election Of delegates
- H.r t,.uN Convention to be Lcid here
,a it\ saturday took place. TIE full re.
,.,a- l"M Iu- r0u@ry have not yet been re.
u..'.l, nU. J. Tar ~ learned Il large maj nrity
n. G..,-t',> ,hc'td are in iavor Of returning
a.AH .tr 3. cochran TO the Senate. The
.aMrG.rtuu> lpr ia" luHce House are ye, very
IH'..ut:iI', ana the impression prevails
HAT r' : tie former representatives VIII
IN drorrt.
Iur MrN,mcat for new Presbyterian
C.ui'A tel" ha- result ed Is it IVES anlicl-
.a'v. i AguI! by those opposed to the move
Hrt'. ?r"bthly Is was hoped for by those
Mo INsr,t il. On Yesterday the resiypa-
u~nui h'y. W. +. + ,kcr, who has for 50
M..,u! yrs and 20 ably ard accePtably hiled
Il" lHt,I} Of the Presbyterian chulch,
"t> ca'Icd. The lea>on inducing the
resignation IL stated in the paper
: tia, the movement for new
church Ia, showed feeling of I'm.
t!rEdIlCe>> on the part OF some OF the mem
h"fN OIL III" congregation. and the resignation
i I'll red 20 Hat tie congregation may have
~ Opportunity of expressing their continued
AHruhIt!on aud unanimous desire that the
lir~rut l4>'Or >hal! con true to Till that posi-.
hon: Of, il otherwise. then he will ask the
congregation 10 uDie with him in an appi-
c.."M 10 Prc>bytcry 10 dissolve his relations
- pastor Of this church.
\ paper wa a'>O read from the session OF
IL" church tXHpg upon next Sunday after
service ~ the lime when the vote Of the con.
creation vi be taken on the SUBJECT.
lHe weather has been quite cool for the
past week, and fires are very comfortable.
HE Granger Hall is nearly under roof,
~hd presents very handsome appearance.
HE i"mile schools have all opened, and
are "".I attend, d, there bein. fully as many
i-I> II a,tcudaCce a. al this time last year.
MAX.
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Weather RcpOrt.

WASHINGTON, September 27.--For New
England and the Middle States and Lower
Lake region, incl easing cloudiness and cool
or weather, with southwest to northwest
winds. stationary or rising barometer, and
rain in the porthern portion of these dis
tries.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather in the interior and
rain near the coast, nortberly winds shifting
TO easterly and soulheIly, stationary or slow
lv.fulIipy barometer, and rising temperature.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

MARINE DISASTER AID Loss OF LIFE.
LONDON, September 27.-Tbe American
ship Ellen Soutbard, list from ST. Johns. Y.
b., for Liverpool, was lost to-day on the
Lancashire coast twenty miles from Liver.
pool. Nine Of her crew were lost. A life.
boat going to her assistance was cqpsized and
several Of its crew lost. The ergo Is tota,
| loss.
The gale was very damaging on sea and
land. 1t ii still boisterous, and the telegraphs
north are interrupted.
HEAVY STORM AND ITS EFFECTS.
LONDON, Sep emoer 27.-Accounts from
the north show great damage from the storm.
At Manchester o large mill was prosfrated,
and the walls crashed into The adjoining
buildings, causing great loss Of property but
no lives.
Many vessels are adrift at Liverpool, where
the damage is immense. Nearly every build
ing in the city suffered some damage, and
several fatal casualties occurred.
SEMI CENTENNIAL RAILWAY CELEBRATION
NEW YORK, Septe nber GA special dis
patch to the Herald dated Darlington. EGG
land, September 26 b, says that the celebra.
ton Of the fiftieth anniversary Of the estab
lishment of railways commenced there to-
day. There was a grand procession, wind.
ing up by the Inauguration of a bronze sta
tue to Joseph Pease. In the afternoon there
was grand banquet, at which 700 guests
sat down.
Telegrac)s We're sent during the banquet
to railroad kings on the European continent,
ia America, Egypt, aud India.
Germany.
THE OLD CATHOLICS AND THEIR PRIESTS.
LONDON, September 27.-1he Pall-MaH
Gazette has the following special from
Berlin:
Dean Susezinsky has joined the Old Ca
tholicS and married. The Old Catholics were
thus obliged to decide the question in regard
to priests marrying, and decided aft naGrey.
The Government has resolved to protect
Dean susezinskv in the enjoyment Of his
temporal rights"
MADRID. September 27.-Tbe Diario Is.
pamela states that the Government has de.
termined TO hold the election for the mem.
bers of the Cortes shortly.
The King Of Spain will deliver the Cardi-
naPS hat 10 Monsei4neur Simeoui at the Ger.
emory of investture.
Rome.
ROME, September 27.-Yesterday copy of
the note received from Canoras Del CASTILLO
during his premiership was di~patched to Car
dinal Simeoui, the Papal nuncio, at Madrid,
from the Vatican. This note promises the
establishment of the Concordat.
Cardinal McCloskey bad long conference
with Cardinal Antonelli yesterday.
The Turkish Provinces.
BERLIN. September PA special says the
Porte has sent note to the Powers dis
vowing the intention of attacking the Vas
sal States. The northern ambassadors re-.
commend the Porte not to pursue the insur-
gents into Servia and Montenegro.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ex.seere,ary Delano's Successor.

Especial telegram to the DIspatch.i
WASHINGTON, D. G., SEPTEMBER 27.-Specu.
laton Is busy tonight in assigning a success.
sor 10 Delano, and scores of names are men.
toned, but in reality no one can say posi-.
lively who will be the man. The President,
it is thought, may be Influenced on his pres.
ent western tour 10 the matter of this ap.
poin'ment. which, according to Delano's
letter of resignation, is the most importan,
and responsible Off e 10 the Cabinet.
Bristow aud Pierrepont, who baye been
running the Government during the sum.
uer, are both in New York, and cannot he
consulted on this topic. Opinion o.night is
that the appointment is between Wayne, Nc.
Weigh, and ex-Cougressman Armstrong and
Ortiz, Of Pennsylvania. TIMoN.
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PORT UF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ~ 1876.


PORT UF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER II. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dommi m. Walker. New York, mer-
chandise aad passengers. q. w. Allen Co, agents
SIeanIer John sylvester, Clifford, Sorfolk. meI.
rhnudise and passengers. l.. X. lttuIn, agent
Steamer j. w. Ererman, Platt, rhllaoeiphla
mer chandise and passengers, ". +. forler' aRent'
Steamer Westoyer, ski9ng., oa,'' sas,,
Schooner J. T. WhiimOre, Nhltmore' fhiIaoei-
nina light Gut It's & Parker. ,o
Schooner David r. Wolf, Todd, James river
light. Curtis & Parker. ,,o,.,,,.,
Schooner j. +. Langdali, flo~ers' fesfso"e'
light Curtis & Parker. ~, AZ a..
Schooner Annie Jones, Jones, Ba'h' Me.' Fe'
Schooner Winslow VIM, Harris, James river,
lumber, Curtis & Parker
Old dom Union Nall and Iron-w orSs GO opany.,
Schooner u. Is. SteelmaD, Hex:er, Norioix, Ngh''
Currie & Co.
Bark Annie Marks tGer.I. Hamburg, Rio Janelro,
flour. Haxali Crenshaw q 60 vessel curtis q
Parker. .xL
Schooner Ella II. Barnes, LaIder, New YORK,
Schooner W. P. Cox, Thomas, Philsdelphis, ties,
Curtis d Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Phatelph on Saturday, scho ,Gc:s B. W.
Eidf idge, Taylor; Francis Fredch, Throeknorton
Henrietta. Mc liden; Bee. Lloyd.
From. New Yor6 on saturday, schooner j. ID
Vance, Lee.
MEMORANDA.
The schooners Mary d. Cranmer, Horner; Lsurs
C. Wolf, McDeyitt. from Richmond, arrived q,
Phi adeipha on the 25th.
SPOKEN.
August 9Th, latitude 7:s1 north, longitude 25:3s
w: a.. bYfk 4 bbie clifford, Chase, from Etch.LonG
iJune 25) for Monteyid9o.
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RatERoAD LTSgs.


@ sssS - ss...sy
RICHMOND AND DASyMLE RAILROAD aoMp'Y,l
eFFlcE MASTER OF TRANS. hay 80. 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
k,ea l@GA J, Ute EXPRESS. Weawsrd- Leave:
papyiiie Al 1I7 Z: NJ Iesvss Greensboro Il SIS
Chasio,ie ea " sssaPpspTy at 6ls F. Nj asrvt' 81
I "a IN No; INV YORK AND NV On.
5;46 A. II. leaves Air-Lire unction at gao A.
MI ~; leaves Salisbury ct s:34 leaves Greens.
Saio esye so 1SnJes ssrfs psnyie At 12 r
que 3 at 500 2. ~: arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THaogea MAn-.Nxw YoRx
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Rchmond az 1:3S r. Il;
leaves Burkssili. at 4:62 P. NJ; leaves Dundee st
eaSss Mi y psnsi,s a Iess
A; ~: arrives al Charlotte at 81 g A. u.
Leaves Charlotte at s:is NJ. ieases saIisSar;
At 1883 +. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 5 A. NJ;
Leaves Danyille at &c 8 A. NJ; leaves Dundee al
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 p. d.
M LEAlS No. 6.-LYNCHBURG e CcoMNoDATrog.
al BurEeve NJ 1s4 s:n NJ leaves Barsev,iss
a. l2g z. NJ: arrives at LyncbbuT0 at Ago r. ~.
v ,hs i 70 points beyond Burkevle win be sold
r1ss -, deayss Barksyle :. 4:43 A. Nj AZ
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. -. .E-7E
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsbora'. 80
All through trims connect at Richmond and Dun.
zee with traint on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
ana potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz.
slnia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO anS
New York. -1-S'>'f - -
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points. - -
Trains Nos: l and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-.
road 10 and from Greenyle, Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all south west
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia aid Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tailahassee, and Al
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeville with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg. Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern sud south western
points, and pageaee checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pslman sleepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are coed only for continuous pas
sage to the points named on the ticket. No lay
over checks will be given.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Superintendent.
W. T. WEST Master of Trains. Sc 27
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

HlSQVuCN - SiOCh EACB ANS1E,.
SATURDAY, September 81, 1875
sALEs.-s3.o0O Virginia preferred, 9;$1,3oo
Richmond city 6's, coy.
State Secl.rities.-V Virginia cnnsnls 634 bid Ga
askto virginia conso1s. neg, 49S bid. so asked
virginia deferred, Q BIZ, 81 asked: Virginia tax
rspe.lvtoie coupons sS bid, SSH asked; North Car
onna. ot5, 10 hid, 12ia asked.
Try Observation-Disclosures CITY Sts, 1904 bid
hoIA assed' Richmond city 6's, 80 bio. soy asked
Le,ersDurZ city 6s. 7Gh hid LyHchnIrg city S's 90
ee,u' L.pcnburK city 6's, S0x bid Norfolk city
-. 20 OLD Fredericksburg citv e's. 40x bid, AZ
Raiirond Chest bridge s's SO bid, 80 asked
rs; gold, u: and ~, SO bid: Chesapsnke and Ohio
tnisIItnao rs, gold. y. and D., 6 bill 1Z asked !:
slrglnia Central Railroad third mortgage "a i =
y. 90 DIN: southsice Railroad third m srtgaea ga
.. q 40 asSed; Petersburg Railroad Hrst mort.
ana Petersburg Railroad frst morirsgc 11s i ~
lO0h bid: Richmond and Peter burg Railroad 60.
como mortgage S's. A. i 0, 100 bid: Rjrhmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mnrIoaoa
SD. D 81 bid Richmond, FreGerickshnrg anSS
Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's. j. & j., S3 lid. -"
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kama nha Cans,
first mortgage 6's III. & N. so Did. o"'.'
R0tir0dd Stocks -. hess p-ake and Ohio Rail
road. 100 par, bid, asked; Richmond. Frede-
rickshnrp and Potomac Railroad common, 100 mar.
65 bid. 20 asked; Richmond and UanvfIle Rail,
road. 100 par. bid, 81 asked; SeAbo I'd aRd Roam.
oke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par. s5 bio.
Bank hochS.-State Bauk CT Virginia. 100 par.
nar, 2la bid. 234 asked; Richmond Ranking and
Insurance Company. 25 par, 25 hid. 80 asked.
Insurance Cf0npdn feS.-Vireiuia Fire AID Ma.
rine. 25 par, 35k asked: Virginia .tate 25 mar
25k bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, S7x
bid; City, 100 par, 80 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

THE BLACK HILLS INDIAEs.-It is not inn
nossiule that the Commissioner Of Indian
Atftrs may join the Black Hills Commission
near the Red Cloud Agency in case there is
much further delay. IL is believed by many
that his presence there would greatly expe'
Gite matters, and that perhaps more weight
wouli be given to bis representations by the
Indian chiefs, to most of whom he is per-
sonally known, than to The members of the
commission, since the sachemS know him to
be an agent Of the "Grsat Father" the
Commissioner is OF the opinion that $4,000
600, which has been mentioned as the sum
the commission will offer for the Black Hills
country, would be moderate sum. 10 view
of the advantages the Government would
secure from their 'cassion.