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The Indian Council.
EyiirEB3TANr DEMANDS or Lo- S3,300, 900
YEAR FOREVER,

ETHrEB.TANr DEMANDS or Lo- S3,o0O,0OO A
YEAR FOREVER.
Nrn tL-vD AGEHCY, September -, ria
Fox! LARAMIE, September %. -The commits
sion went 10 the rOuncIl.groundS this MORN
In. under strong military escort, and also
Win an Indian guard. The council was
o;~u,d hy Red Cloud, who presented Red
~ ~ lis spokesman. Red Dog IS the ora
tor 4 The O.:aIlila>. The next speaker was
I.cl" Er4r Of the MIDnecoujons. He indi-
c4.,I the conclusion Of the Indians that
by the sale Of The Hills they are to b" cared
f,r handsomely for AL time. Spotted TAU
tol,oa,d Little Bear. lie put ''poSer "
10 the commission by asking TO have
N,h,!.k4 moved South. The Chief want
I'll Al answer Of once, which, OF
c.uE-., IL" commission could not give. The
coWm.->ipn are unanimous not TO consider
Ii" den ADD made, which was for the pay.
M'.' Of S%,j20,00D 4 year for an indefinite
YER H. Thcy viii attend another council
tr.:n".ln". ana then Withdraw and see what
thr t'i,u ftarr has 10 say. Two commits
slou'r- tN'>sr>. Ashby and LawrcDce), with
llrlr ci,I K. . Ill remain Ia d liver the horses
p'yUt>r'Ito Young. Man. AtIaG-oi-hiS Horses.
GA the sane day the rest Of the commits
>'aa vii. lee en- route .or home. with Lieu
icL1M krv0UI>, TlirG clvalry escort.
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5000: No. 1. in kits. 1850. No. q. In k,,s. a.
No. s.s1.50. Iess shad b, Kits. -.
from IS sto ass iSa IGN s Ma
sluIn. In round lo:s. from wharf. sl.10@s1.l5:
Sugar: Crushed. 12c.; powdered 12c.. 2Idr.e
loasc.: G yellow. 1osc.: cut LOAF: l2ac.; torto
]. Scdp: common. 5z1sc.: oest washing, lie
liz. toilet, 15G2Oc., and fancy prices; coun'
TEAS: Black, 55c.@sl.-the last prime ar.i.
Gle: imperial. 81 / 0as1 so gunpoUder. 65c.@
II As Tor strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Htdes: Green. 4e05c.; drv salted 10@1lc. dry
ntlt, l&91 &C.; wet sailed, 1850: wet saited calf
Lsa;ler Sole leather, oak. 5@45c.: soleleathsr.
sei,n,oeS: 2e@32c.: country upner 3oa4Sc.; city
ssSs f!R sv nis ssa Al
H. ss,t sa,fsk,5s French. s1.2bs22o b.; rouen
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
:, HON American refined. Ola Dominion. Q 81 DC.
i W;.ssno. 90 ss q 25Gt5: so ner key
Hd,H: Old Dominion, IS 25 per 100 kegs for
standard-tnat IS. tsE peunv other sizes eSira. ~
;, Plough Ca@in9s: Wholesale, AZ; retail, &c.
Rome: Manila, best, 2s@25c. ,ute. sxc.
O. Gtnns: peruyian- Ss4: Guansre, s73 q ton :
Superphcsphate, $50: Flour Of Rewbone. $50:
e,ed mt s ss; MARYLAND TooaceOfood, $50
Pork.-Dressed $4,000.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 80, 6oc 6lSl 20 q 100 fee1.
Po0der: 1915 by Tue tive keys-less than t7f
Shot: Northern: s2.40@ss so q uas of 25 Ms.
Gr-tndStones: 1afG2hc. ~ n.
Licorice.
LicOrice PNae-J. q. & Co. Sic. X. R., 23c. ::
A. o. c., 23c. *. & Co., 2ic.; =. s., E5c.; Anchor
&c A. Z. G.. &C.: q. e., 2Sc.
Lumber. Slaves. Etc:
Ln.mber: White oak. $3.50 % 900: wes ern
sna 9S1as Yes @ SoarGs shss n
iosi. 81 2GS1S. according TO lengths ShlnRes-
Pine, t2.50MS5: cypress six-inch, 8750gSl3.50
v 1000. Laths-Spht, $3.50; sawed, &2.50 p
S1nves.-whiskey-bar barrel timber, green. $4,000
barrel timber s66s7.50 sR 1000, Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss; h9gshead hoops, no demand; hic&'
Rogs-M!xed cotton, SIC: white, 1850; wool.
Liquors, Wines, sc.
Ale: Scotch. oest brands, pints, $2@S2.15 y
Rectiaed Whiskeus: Market unsteady; proof
nominal at Sl.33@f1.3 50.
Rye Hhisx,us: Meulum, &1.50Gs2; pure old,
S2@S4: Virginia Mountain. new. &2@S2.50 old.
~. 5UGS3 80 and upwards.
G.n: domestic. ~ .25Gs2: imported, SS case.
Br0ndtes: Domestic. sl.2b6f2; iruit, 81 $50
81 so; apple. new. SO 2500f3.
Rum: New Engano. sl.u59sl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, &40S6.
Mill-Feed.
ShipstuF: 55c. q buslel.
BrotcnStuf: 30a35c. q bushe
Shorts: 2bG3Oc. " bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. % bushel.
Corn Bran: ls@2Or. p busnei-
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THURSDAY, September 80, 1875.
The breaks during The past week comprised $50
hogsheads IL 6 tierce$, and box.s. The offerings
OH Change at auction during the week were 401
packages, Of which 800 sold at prices ranging
from lao to $40. Bids on 9S packages were re-
jected.
There a falling off in transactions last week,
but the market was firm and good prices prevailed.
All persons are looking auXiously TO the crop.
and fears Of frost continue TO prevail The frosts
which we have had thus far have not injured The
tobacco 10 any serious extent. fine crop is antic-
patcd, but it Is thought that the demand will he
sufi lent TO maintain good prices
We continue our quotations.:
DARK PrimingS-s1.50 @S3.10.
DARK.-LuuS-Ncry common. a6.6U0S7.50;
medium 10 good, SS049; extra. f9@SlO.
Leaf-Commor. $40 50aSl1; medium, $12@tl3:
good s14@$16; fine. SIG. 50@S20; 1ue stem
ming and Wrappers. S1S@!20.
TO good. 81 .50@S20: hue smoking. S22. 500t 80:
extra smoking. S356IS40. LeaE-Common 10 me-
dunn, 81 Ola Sl2: good 10 fine, fl2 .50@S16: extra
oilers, fl7@$20. VrdpDers-COmmOn. $3.50
s25: medium to good. s30N$45: fine, s50@$65;
extra. S75G$S0.
MATIoGASY.- ITrdDpeTs-Tommon to medium.
S15@S2O; good to fine. $25@$40; extra. S45@
$40.
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Montpelier Lottery-The Drawing
Commenced.

ALEXANDRIA, September 3O.--The drawing
of the Montpelier Lottery commenced TO-
day. Forty thousand tickets having been
sold, fifty rer cent. will be paid upon the
sums named in the scheme. Five hundred
thousand dollars will be distributed. As far
MS progressed four ten-tbousand dollar prizes
have been dawn, numbered SO S47. 1865.
SO, 2O2, 30,2Gs; and three five-'bousand DOL
lar prizes. numbered 42.527. Al .OGs, 90, lo2.
The following ope-'housand-d1lIar prizes
have been drawn: Nos. 67.35O. 25.O69, 3d..
sol, 28.O35, 22,434. 3..1I0, 1,166, 3s,716, 81.
9G7, 56 82I, 1860. 6,945, 9ls 59s3l, 49,
1928, 1913. Also, the following fye-hui-
dred. doIar prizes: Nos. 81 GAL, "a 100. II :
s35. Is. 524. IA G65, 53.569 So. 46s. So 8O4 5S,-
SO4, 4s97I, Il 92O, 1909, 25,253, 2,3lI, 95,-
800. 44,354.
There have been 246prizes drawn. The
lowest number drawing pf!za 30 lar Is
1gG
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LySCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2S.-The market has been steady
aud III changed for some DAYS pas. Receipts arr
light. ana holders are generally ql:e firm In heir
views, feeling sure that The small 8 ocK on hani
WIN all he wan,cd before the new crop can be msde
ayaliub G for consumption. The weather, Wy hear,
is all that could desired Tor the growing crop, and
we may look for supplies very scon. Already
the new prlrnings have come forward quite freely,
buI being green, mostly sell ut low PRICES. We
quote: trimmings. new, II .30@Df3:5 90; Jugs,
to fair icf .12@Sl5 so: good d.rh and leafy,
SI5@S1S: coal cured bright lu!s. ~ 5m*25 ; coil'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANGE
~. THURSDAY, September so, 1878.
SALES-&100 Richmond CITY go cola a. aou

sALEs.-s100 Richmond city 6's sold AT ssx.
G1td.-American gold. / l G bid
State observation-disclosures ,cnnsols. B3R bid 81
nsked: Virginia conso,s. neg, so bid. soy asked:
receivable, coupons. e i hid, ssK asked: North
Carolina funded Of 1866. 1OA bid. 2x asked. =
Lity Securitfes.-h ichnond city S's- lO7 bid.
Richmond city 6's. 80 hid. 500 asked: Peter hurg
city 6's. 77h bid; Lyachburg city ss. 102 asked:
bid: Manchester bridge S's. SO bid, 80 asked. :
Rnjtrndd BUnd6 -thesapelkn and Ohio Rsilr ad
rs, gold, j. and j.. bid, IL asked; virginia
and Tennessee second mortgage 6's j. and j.. "a
asked: Virginia and Tens esscs Third MORTGAGE S's
lnortgag. preferred, 6s, J. & j., As asked Peters
burg Ralrnad first mortgage S's J. and j .SS
asked; Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage 7's. }. & D.. 100 bid: Richmond and Pc
ter:burg ksilroad second mortgage S's, A. & O.,
100 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 6's. j. Il j.. SO bid: Richmond and DAN
vile Railroad consolidated 6's, d. & N. Tx bid.
Canal Bonds james River and Kanawna Canal
Ratlroad Observation-Disclosures, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 90 BID !:
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guraDteed, 100 par, SO bid kch.
mono, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC kalIroad
seven per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 81 hid: Sea-
80 bld.
Bunk Socks.-NatioDal Bank of Virginia, 100
par, ! 03 asked: Pl'ners National, 100 pF, 100
bid; Mel chants and Planters Savings, 20 par, 2lA
bio, 23a asked.
rine, % par, 35 bid; Virginia -fa'e 20 par. 25ss
hid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 90 BID :
Old dominion. 90 mar, 90 asked.
Miscellaneous james kiver and kanawha Packet
Company, l211 par. 10 bid, 1Oa asked.
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The Wn>KEy FRAUD SUlTs.-S. Louis,
-Ny.. SEPTEMBER 29.-ln the United States
Circuit Cour; yesterday tn" cases Of McDou-
alb. ,IpIcc, F!tztor, B~vis, Avery, aud u
rick. chalgtd with cou>pirirg to dclraud the
United states revenue, were adjourned, the
defence not icing ready for trial wing TO the
ah,rLcc Of Important witnesses. In the cases
Of Mcdonald, Joyce, Fitzroy, and Bevis, an
Indictment against whom for conspiracy TO
destroy he pubic records was quashed yes
'crGay on 4 ttchnicalily. Judge Miller or
dcT,d a bench warrant 10 be issued TO hold
them TO arSHer any Indictment which may
br found against them at the next term OF
the court, and bail was fixed at IS, 900 each.
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Murder I'm Charles GIGy.
~r,>poHGc4cc OF III" Richmond Dispatch.l
Burnt ORpISARY. NA.,f

=. t.pUlV!rLCC OF TT" IIlVIIWONu DIspaIVI.I
Burnt ORplSARY. FA..1
September IS, 1878.
E4r,y TIL, morning one Jarvis, with club,
mud r,d Bot Jones (alI colored), OF Charles
CIV. snd tenants OF Mr.. W. II. Southall.
J.,,j,. fearing harm from those OF his color,
with nhum Bot Jones was very popular,
delivered hiin.cif 10 two white men TO be
cot dIcird "a I Justice Of the peace. jarvis
>ay> b. would tot mind b ing hung hy the
WHITES. bu, that he does not wish to be Killed
ff The blacks lie says that his wife, who
L,l been SICK some weeks, died about II
o',ogh Is>i night. and soon after he lett the
A,ll,c with Two lad bodies in it. lie says
EahJ,ur> had uttllrred with bis household
ahilr.. When BohJuucs was struck he was
wholly Lucou>cIou> Of any danger.
PENINSULA.
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Weather ReDOrf.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-For New
England, the Middle States, and the Lower
Lake region, generally cloudy and cooler
weather, with southwest to northwest "inas,
stationary or slowly.rising barometer, ana
areas of rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
clear or partly cloudy and continued warm
weather, with south to west winds, sllsnt
changes in barometer, and light rain north OF
Gaoroja
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JySt,IlRTTRG MARKETS,

SEPTEMBER 2S.-We call attention to revised
quntatmGs: ,,.,,,, ,uos,
e,n blcon. Virginia and Tennessee Of cd quality
scarce and wanted. 49,.
Inrd No Virginia or Ter. nessee In market, hut
market IL well supplied with prime western lard.
Prices rather higher. ,.,-.
Wheat -Receipts not SO heavy; prices rainier
lower It takes strictly prime wheat In all respects
10 bring market rates.
CDrn.- Receipts fair; market firm.
oats Prime sw.e ct oats VIII sell well; lnie!lof
are hard to ell. ~
Hufter.-S,rictly prime huter Is badly wanted.
Eo0s-FIesh eggs are IN demand
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DaNylLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

[Rer orted expressly for the Richmond bIspatcb.J
SEPTEMBER 30.-Reccipts mostly from shippers.
Quotations for the past week:
Luos.-very common. $6@iS; common, ESQ
$l2: MEDIUM, ,12@t14: good. $l4@$l7.
FIilers-C Common, Sl0@S12; medium, $12@
Smokers NCommon. &1O@sl3: medium bright,
S13@xlS: good ~ fancy. $3.50 b20.
BrigIt Wroppers mon. s20@t2s; me-
dunn. s2S@s45: good, $45@i55; extra, 1860
$40: fancy, $70G$S5.
medium, $3O@s45; good, S45G$50; extra, $500
MO ALPHA.
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io;Mer bu,iness-mauascr Of George l.. Fox,
Tie clown, said yesterday that one side OF
The actors face had become paralyze and
That he is no longer able to control his facial
muscles, and therefore will be obliged TO
gut The stage. 1t has been Fox's custom to
.li>;cr his face nightly with paste Of foe
french chalk, bismn,h, aud cold cream.
Hi- physic: ian warned him against the bis.
Mu'h, but Fox did not believe that he could
u burt by ii. He was under an engage
ient at Booths TO play in a Christmas pan
lo!Gime, tut bis friends fear that he cannot
lulhl It.-Ner York Sun, September 2Sth.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 2S-Corn.--Narket duh. No safes
reported
Odfs.--The mar;et is easy. No sales.
Wheat The market continues quiet but steady.
Eggs.wMarktt is firm ut 22c. u dozen.
peGnuts MARI ct To day wLsqui't. No sales.
Iruck.-irish poiat"e:, u ;75gf! q barrel: Hweet
rstatocs, 81. 2JdySl 80 "a bIrrcl. rose. OnonS-
yellow. 49, 20 ~ barrel rt,. 70 e. barre Apnei-
Virginia. 50 f9bafrel; northern, SiM:4 so ~ bar
rel Yiruillinn.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .&Nfh
" COMPANY. SSf6&3 ~
FOE NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one or their splendid
stealners-OLD BOMIN1ON, WYANOKE, gSAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and 6 GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY at
high water. r
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route. 49,
They have splendid saloons, ssteroonas. and bath.
rooms. ~
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and NO charge feade except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 9 P. n. daily.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN b CO., Agents,
nficp GnrnnnnYiS MharYeA. Rn1kRffa.
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The Ereedmen's Bank.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-Tne COM
miSsoners of the Freedmen's Savings BANK
and Trust Company will commence plying
dividend Of twenty per cent. on all audited
claims on the 1st Of November neXt, az lhelr
Office here, upon presentation OF pasS.book
or other evidences of Indebtedness. Dsp)S-
itors residing in this vicinity should present
their claims personally. all checks will be
drawn TO order OF the original deposl'ors.
Assignments will he recognized ony so Tar
as the delivery of checks, IS originally drawn,
IN the assignee
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s. NANTON INSIDE LINE."s.@r

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhntan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twepty-secoun and pock streets, making close con.
NJ cti on each Trip at Canton. Nd, ttast Baltim3re)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company tor PhiladelDhla.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: .@..
All freight bN this line covered by are and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rare5 as low rs any other line. J his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mOnd.
Freighrs ordered by this line should be marked
"CantOn Inside Line," and sent To the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phlladet-
phia. ~
mond. For further Information apply 70.
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenfv-secoud and lock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j. WILSON, General Freight agent,
PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Phladrlpha. nS
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CUba.

TIE LANDING OF FILBUsrERs coNTRADICTED.
WASHINGTON, September 30.-Tbe Spau-
ish minister here has received the following
from Cuba: ..-....... .
"No standardization Of the expedition OF
the Uruguay has been made on this island.
notwithstanding the American newspapers
have published the contrary.
"VAL4AsEDA."
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IsprANAr Ills, ND, September BOWL:
liam S. Wood, president of the Greenfield
Manufacturing Company, at Greenfield,
Ind, committed suicide from financial
troubles. He had his life heavily insured. He
left 3 letter stating he had forged relatives
name for SIS 900.
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INsuRANCE C0nPANIss.

X n. WALKER u CO., GENERAL M-
He sURANCK AGENTS, 1919 AAfx STRAS1s
RICHNosO, VA, representing the
NORTH nRPrIsH AND MERCANTILE ~.
SCRAECE COMPANY, OF L0ndog ann 1a ka alS
krrgh .Eneland-capital, 81 o, 100000 Rolds
Z AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Ctncut
tsa. Ohio--assets ever 91.o00.000:
wINuAFraE FIRE INSURANCE C0k1As
Ny. OF New York--ass1ts over a60Q.ctQs
i.YNCHBURG INSURANCE. AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynehbnfg, Vs.~Asssh osH
$500, 900; ~ :,
r2rnnEiSn. II. Y.--assets over $500 600.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f,t,sttAef y. Of Bre0Sr
I'm. n i. --assets over $50 COO.
roRTsAogTH sg Jss. o SnArAsis g
!. Y.,,o.,tsd Win ia Treasurer 6 Yistansa. 6gs
900 Isssss eSsttaby s.tja=seS and 49,
y, sh,s ss.ncs publications. soltc aes =
..,..rrs.. 80. ~
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Norffseru Pacific RAILROAD.

New YORK, September 30.-The hoard OF
directors OF The Northern Pacific railroad TO-
day elected Charles B. Wright, of Phlladcl'
phia, president. and George StarEe, OF New
Ham hire, yice.president.
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Cadets for West Point.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-Among the
cadets found qualified and admitted TO West
Point are John II. Woods and Charles F.
Pearls, OF Yves. Virginia. There are vacancies
nv failure of representatives to nominate
in the fourth, fifth, and sixth Virgins dis
tricts. and fourth North Carolina.
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Canada.
MARINE DISASTER.

QUEBEC, September 80 "A isbing-boat
foundcred to-day in a gale, and the whole
crew was lost.
SUIT IN THE GUIBoRD CASE DISMISSED.
MONTREAL, September 30.-The suit Of the
Canadian Institute against St. .Snrprice
cemetery for $4,000 in the Guibord case has
been dismissed, each party to pay costs.
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lHE OHIO ELECTION. 1t is understood by
All Of The O1io clerks in the Departments that
viii require very good excuse il any OF
iAtm should not go home 10 vote ut the en-
sung election In that State, as now more
sAaE ever tue Administration expects every
Msn 10 do his duty.
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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
n CARPE1S, RUGS, aud MATS; OILCLOTH,
LACES, and DAMASk CURTAINS: GOkNIC.,
SHADES, HOLLANDS OF all grades; nRllGGHTs
fne assortment CT PAPEk-HA SGi N6s. All
orders promptly attended 20 In town or country.
PHILLIPS d JENNINGS,No. 22. corper Franklin
sIa Governor streets, Richmond, "a. sels 2m
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

. LosDos, September 30.-The Glc6e gays
there is no intention OF immediately aug.
nenting the China command. Should the
| necessity arise vessels will be Withdrawn
| from Japanese waters. s.
The Dopan takes out E3s 900 in gold.
Cable rates will be raised Monday to one
dollar per word.
The British bark President, from New
York for Hamburger, has been wrecked on
the coast Of Holland. The crew was saved.
Spain.
MADRID September S0.-Troop5 have been
sent TO Andalusia to buHt down q party of
Communists who are marauding there.
| LONDON, September 30.-A letter in the
Times from Paris has the following
can accredited opinion prevails 10 Mad.
rid that S, n ,r Canoyas del Castillo Is about
to return to the Premiership. He Is display.
ing marvellous activity in order to lead back
cancellation of the Cabinet. The reason OF
| his refusal TO reconstruct the Cabinet, after
winning victory on the suffrage ques
ton, was bis engagement With the Yati.
can to restore the Concordat in return
for the establishment of PApal nuncio at
Madrid. thereby 10 of. ct capital influences
10 favor of the Clrlists by interposing pro!
yisiona and more liberal Government. When
crisis with the Vatican was threatened he
expected to free Spain from religious diff
Guilty. This solved, he hopes to return mo-
ierates as consent to the convocation Of
the Cortes by universal suffrage, and
to reconcile Germany, which was offended
by his attitude on the religious question by
Advocating the marriage of King Alfonso
with German princess. On the marriage
question be will have TO oppose not only those
who oppose German Influence, but the King 5
family aud its partisans, who favor the Mont
pensier alliance"
Rome.
ROME, September 30.-Cardinal McCloskey
took possession of bis title to-day in the
Church of Sancta Maria Supra Minerva.
He entered the church with thirty Domini-
can fathers and several prelates, and after
short prayer seated him self in the Episcopal
chair.
--- Turkish Provinces.
LONDON, September 30.-The Standards
Vienna correspondent says the occupation Of
the island of Little Rebuilt indicates Tur-
keys intention to force an issue with seTvis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSfIu
81 COMPANY. is3fsztsE
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

SUMMER sub EUDLE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LAEDI NGS ON JAMES RIvER.
On and after TUESDAY, June lst 1873, this
Comrany's fast and elegant steamer JOHN sfL.
VESTr &. Capssin J. A. POST. carrying United
States Stall, will leave wharf, kocketts Ior above,
pamed poinis TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at $50 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections With Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New
York. oao
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
IUhN ~
Fare TO Baltimore, w
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ............... ~
Fare to New York................. IL on
Tickets for sale on steamers, mt CARRIER Co.'S
Ticket Agency. Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth,, and
regular landings on James river frou A. u. 70
2. VI. ut reason liable rates. ~ s7
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
o. L. Il. TATUH, General A gent.
Office: Compapy's wharf, Rockets: branch ONCE
at w. u, Blair & Coz, corner, OF Ninsh and Main
streets lc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 80, 1875.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 80, 1875.
OFFERINGS. ..
WHEAT.-Whue 1922 bushels. Red, 2,722
bushels.
CoRS.-H White. 800 bushels. Red, 16 bushels.
Mir1d, 81 o bushels.
OAT$.-30 bushels. .....
RYE.-20 bushels.
FLAXSEFD.-4 bushels.
MEAL.-240 bushels. ..
POTATOES.-5S bushels.
... SALES.
WHEAT White, 236 bushels very good on pri-
vate tel ms; ! 81 bushels rs good at S1.3S go
bushels very good at 8 Az: 20 bushels at 81 81:
very good at Sl.40: 100 bushels common at
IL IS; "a bu hels common ut II 80; 104 bu. hels
good at 81 40; 46 bushels good at 1897; 1928
bushels common AZ $3.50; $50 bushels fair
OH private terms: 8 bushels 1T xI.35: rs bushels
at 81 i 0--tota. 500 bushels. Red, S46 bushels
very good on private Terms % bushels common ut
BIO; 90 bushels at 81 SO; 400 bushels at 81 IS
500 bushels VI 81. 20; 2S4 bush prime pri.
vate Terms 200 bushels common at $4,000
total 1850 bushels.
CORN White. l54 hu hels prime at S4c. 40
bushels very good at e3c.; 80 bu'hels on private
ttrms-'ota, 274 bushels. Red 16 bushels -at
go. MIed, 342 bushels fair private terms :;
102 bushels very good Oh private terms; &c bush.
els very cool At S3c.
OATS.-30 bushels common winter Mt 4sc.
MEAL -23S bushels n private terms.
RE-EXHlBIrED.
WHEAT White. 3S2 bushels. Red, 4l2 bushels
MEAL.-110 bushels