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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-08
IS. BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
No, ll13 Main street.


DRUsTEE,S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i MARKET GARDEN. DA!RY-.g'A1,EsMs, OK OK
BUSINESS-sTAND. ABOUT ONE Ne Mile Idrt EASt
0S IN e CITY OF RTCh MOND, BYAUCT!OS.@
Nv Nv virtue Of The provisions of 9 certain deed 81
trust bearing date The IN day Of MarS 20
Office County Of hsn rS,e to a
scrthd shall as trustee In SAID Decd Default nav.
Ing been made in the payment OF sale ne ,r snd
hing required 50 10 do by the holcer thereoI,
nroceed 10 sell by auction, ON the premises
On MONDAY the 20tn instant: az O'CLOCK Z. a.,
the real estate mentioned In said deeI as consisting
of FIVE ACRES Of highly improved LAND, wilma
large BRICK-AND FIR AME BUILDING thereon
near HardIne's shop, one mile east OF The city
Of Richmond, highly adapted to the purposes OF
n marked garden, dairy. farm, or bustneSs-stano.
TERMs Enough in cish 10 defray the expenses OF
executing this trust aLdio pay on negotlaoe note
per annum from the 18th September, 1873, unul
maid :Ithe residue on such terms as shall De an
uounced- at the time OF sale. 49,
RICHARDSON'S Co., Heal Estate Auction GERS
I
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohh.
NEW YORK, December 7.-Flour dull and de-
elipine; southern quiet sna ssady; eS a 1ne
.Ssss ar Sosa sesss;
rod WESTERN. , Corn one cent better and In fair
demand mt FAC. for while westerns 74c. Tor white
western In store; 61@72c. for new western mixed;
9o@7ac. for new and old western mixed. Coffee :
RIO outlet and unchanged. sugar quiet and arm
SX@Shc. for fair 10 good refining; oAc: for prime
refined unchanged. Molasses quiet and unclaimed.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Iallow steady al S19
SXc, for common; 94@93c: Tor good ana prime I'D
Pork frmer; new job lots, g9gS22;, , Lard
flrmer; prime steam, S12 5 16@S13. Whlskcy
firm at $1.17. Freights steady,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 7.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat->outbern firm; western dui
Pennsylvania red, S1.3S@f1 39: Maryland rtu,
SI.IOaSl.43; amber, 81 .A5GS1.b0. corn
Southern quiet; western dull snd lever. OaLs auii
and nominal. Rye quiet and steady: Provisions
aufet and nominal. Whissey, $1.l6R@Sl,l7-
Sugar firm end IN fair demand. 49,. 80. &
7 800. CINCINNATI os g.
S rrrruvSArr. December 7.-FIour steady and un-
chang ed Wheat-Demand fair and frm cnolce
rad al ,25@Sl.30. Corn easier; new, 4I04Sc:
( ia1s rsteaoy and firm at 30@44c Barley qulet
and unchanged; atI6g7Ss; f 5cmsn 10
Ns spos la ssas seller
IsGi SIC. Bulk. meals dull and unchanged Ra-
conno transactions. Gre ca meats quiet ana nrna
Hogs-Demaud light; fair to COCO packing, 9o.oo
@S7.15; choice heavy, S7;39Ssd.so; rsSs snS
4,i66; shipments none. WMshey steaay anu
firm. Butter quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 7.-No markets to-day,
owing 10 city election.
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New York IaeFnS.

New YORK, December 7.-Charles OConor
is still growing weaker.
No news as yet has been received from
the fugitive Tweed.
Rev. DR.. Baxter. prominently with the
New-School Presbyterianisn, is dead. Aged,
eighGy.ope.
Susan denim died to-day from the effects
of fall while playing Leach" three weeks
ago.
a Tammapy meeting has resolved that the
Grand Sachem appoint committee to con.
slider the ACCESSIBILITY Of amending the Con.
ssitutioD abolishiDg secrecy Of proceedings.
The expelled students from Princeton
have been allowed to return, promising to
have nothing to do with secret societies..
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

First aud second clear $40 @f42; second clear 10
inch 30S45 third clear, j inch- $35 @S37 Sc
iett. inch, S25&$2S: wagon-box boards, 13-nch
and upwards, select. ,$S5gS4o; stock boards, a.
s34@t38; stock boards, B. S25@S27 STOCK noadas'
si1Gsl2; fencing. $l2as1s; Joist and sean 2;
ling. 20 to "a feet, $l2Gs16; jolst 22 and "a
feet. S14@Sl6; flooring, first and second c se
&2OM&3S: flooring, first common, rough, &zS,
GoorIng. first common. dressed, $50 flooring, sec,
ond common, dressed, S256$27: siding, first snd
gsm5eTEsawed, I2 to Is feet, $139$16 !;
sqSsFFe egp Isse.s per ,ooo ss7SSss.
IN TLncE-Shingles on cars sold at the annexed
nrices: A or srar, S2.5O@s2. 62x; No. sawed,
II .S5MSI so. Three dollars per car to be addeo
when transferred, which charge follows me
Thickness-Fiye shingles TO be TWO inches In
Tsnrth-sixteen inches.-Tfmes.
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BY Richardson 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- lll3 Main street. SIX

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
CBLE ZEAL ESTATE ON THIRTEENIH
sTRKET BETW ZEN MA1N ASD SAs sY
AIT.TIOS.-In pursuance of o decree or the
Chancef Court Of the city OF en me, e,
SVaglace NJ. Wallace ct dEs.. the undersigned ap.
pointed commissioners by ssid decree for the pur-
bose thereof viii offer for sale, The pfemises 70
tI,e hignest bidder, by public auction. oa STATUE
Day tie / Sth day OF December. Ii 20, az oc!eck
2. d., tile following described vAlaab BDiLDiNG
LOT. suitable for mercsntlie or msnuiacIuslings
Fhirteentn street betweed Main and Cary streets,
aud running bsck 40 feet. -, a.
cash: the residue upon credits of four, eight, and
twelve moaths, The purchaser to give Negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, with interest
money is Maid. - JAMES LYONS,
.---s.4 - &. - 80 do. LANE STERN,
A. T. B0ULWARE,
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co. Aurtioneegs. ces
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

The breaks to-day we're 80 hogsheads, 2 tierces.
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
Is packages, OF which 10 were sold at prices
ranging from S. to $sa. Bads on packages re-
jected.
Wall, Belvin & Day, Of st. Louis, speak Of the
market for manufactured tobacco in the following
rather discouraging terms:
In manufactured tobacco the outlook bids to be
a continuance or the past month, during which
entire trade; causing a comparative stagnalion In
the manufactured tobacco market, buyers dealing
of magnitude TO note; STILL however, In small as
sorted lots there still continues some movements;
The lack Of confidence has been so widespread and
prolonged continuance OF The present state Of affairs
with numerous and heavy failures: But few sellers
are scarce and seek lower prices Quotations being
nominal we make no change from last weeks csr-
rections. Our quotations are only for cid stock."
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RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAILRoAp Coxp,Y.
RICHMOND. Vas November 90, 1875.
CCEED{H,E Of TRAINS TIP kYS, n.

RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAILROAD Coyp,v
RICHMOND. Va, November az. iS7s'{
oCHEnyH,E f,Es TpA1Ns ND ASwr
- 80 = 10 u.s. hAtS NO.
~ t.--SHAhLoSTISS r4FhEsS, Westward-leaves
slcnmonQ ~ o:Vo a. a.. leaves BurkeStlle az
$3.50 a; "A: fesyss dundee 1t 1913 z. m. leaves
=, aA sa;sbn,y ssy g.. greensboro
&: %; teaseS sShsouty az o:Ao +. %. arrives at
Charlotte at s:43 r. a.
TkAiM NO: New IoRh AND FKw Oh.
ssh inrot Ha "a a. IT
r. ia.vss I. nshn1v =, a.aX ~ Sssr ~ S:1V a.
poro AZ 1u'no s. M.' ,enrS yanVile AZ ll2 P.
~; ieaS va, Dnhase ~ Lev 9. M raves Burke
p at'oo' e me- affi'e' in nlcamono At SAT
.TRAlN 40. S.1THRoraH MAlL-NEw YORK
FOR THE souTH-Leayes hichmonda at 1888 P, ".
le aos bprksyi.is az 1:oT No; ieavss Dundee at
100 ~ SSss veg oDanVnte ~ 1u.3S r. ID.
" o:oI a. NJ, ieaHes Air-LIne junction at 1850
Nh M AZ ra ~ Su 1 ~ oxo A.. "a:
LnAa ~ 80, oi aaSstwaro-
Leaves Snul2'te AZ zig Z. h., tsaves Ssiisoary
AZ ld.o9 AZ; iea's Go Srsenspofn ~ o1o a. ~;
isNs1 aa,o q. p Uy =; puuoee az
0.ao ~. 100 ~ AZ LOU a. A.' At.
riyss ~ ul ~ ~ go 20, :. ~ ,s,.,,
Westward1Leayss RICHMOND at A; H.; arrives
at Bursevlue ~ l1'So Z. u. RaFes burEeylue at
ar.W ,s NJ Ut nyaGnoIs A. o.I1 (. ID:
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:. BY n. III. Lee,
Auct.oneeT and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eiave nth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I FARM THR Fee MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
FRONTING ON THE CHARLES CITY AND
VILLA MSBURG ROADS.-By virtue OF deco
of trust from Charles T.. Andersen and wife 10
james E. Goddin, bearing date 10th September,
1872, recorded IN the clerks office OF Henrico
County Court q. B. 90, page 500. the understgled'
as substituted trustee in place Of James Z. Goddn,
by order of the Circuit Court OF Henrico county
pronounced on the / l tn day of June, 1874. WIN
proceed to sell at public auction. on the premises
TU EsDAY the 7th OF December, 1870: at
O'Clock P. NJ, the property described In SAID deeo
as two hundred and twenty-five acres lnoW one nun
bred and seventy.five, fifty acres having oeen solol
be the same more or less, fronting on The charles
City and Williamsburg roads, three mics from
Richmond. :,
dwelling and out. houses, and should attract the at-
ention Of persons wishing TO purchase ior FARMING
purposes. .r 49,.
tract of land will be divided into TWO or more par,
GELS. "a -,
sal deed the land will be sold for one thfd cash
balance on credit Of mine and eighteen months ior
negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deea on 'ne Z. Z. scRUMP, Substituted Trustee
n. NJ. LEE, Auctioneer. s@
POsTPoNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed, and will take place
at INV Office. No IL Eleventh street, ut l O'CLOCK
P. NJ. on SATURDAY, 18th instant. o
T n. III. LEE, Auctioneer. ue Q
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England.

LONDON, Decem Der THE Pail Mall Ga
zeHe has special from Berlin that the Prus-
sian Government has formally summoned
the Archbishop of Cologne to resign. This
Is preliminary to legal proceedings to depose
him.
!. LONDON, December 7.-Advices have been
received to the effect that the steamship An.
glia, Captain Stitb, Of the Anchor line, from
New York November 18th for Glasgow, has
recently been seen with the loss of her pro.
peller, proceeding under sail. Two tugs
have been dispatched to her assistance.
THE swAlTHEMAM CoLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, December TIT Is now estimated
that the number of deaths caused by the ex.
plosion In the Swaithemain colliery will not
exceed one hundred and thirty.
The work Of recovering the bodies Is
progressing. The district Is greatly excited.
It will be some days before the number of
dead can be exactly ascertained. A fall of
a portion OF the roof of the mine has OBJ
structed the work of the explorers.
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Railroad Accident.

= MARION, N. j., December THE limited
western express train from New York,
which carries the morning papers on the
Pennsylvania road, either jumped the track
or was thrown of by misplaced switch at
4:20 this morning, at Harsnner's junction.
The train was running at the time about
twenty-five miles an hour. It ran head on
an eastward.bopnd extra freight train. The
Swo engines we're demolished together With
8 lot Of freight cars. No lives were lost.
The track was blockaded until 10 O'Clock.
!! The mails were conveyed by wagons to and
from New York, and the passengers were
transferred. The damage done will be be-
tween twenty-five and thirty thousand dol
tars. ..."... ..-.#
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BY W. Goddin, t..-.-
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF GRANITE
= FRONT STORE AND DWELLING No: l29,
ON THE EAST LINE OF SEYENTEENTH,Q H
Am GRACE STKEETS.-WiA be sold at auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the loth Of geeemT
GRANiTE-FRONT STORE AND DWELLING
No. 129, located as above, now in the occupancy or
Messrs. Hulcbins Brothers at the annual rental OF
Besides the STORE there are four rooms above;
Also an excellent cellar, and q BRICK KITCHEN
with Two rooms; cuvert, gas, water, and IN nrst"
This location being opposite the vegetable mar
Ae Iseas: Al sale. w. GODDIN,
40 Aucnopeer.
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WashfngtOn Items

WAsHlsarof, December THE Repuoii,
sans of the Senate caucussed to-day, ana
appointed committee of five to arrange the
standing committees. There will be no ma
ferial changes.
General Babcock LETT to-day for Chicago to
appear before the military court of inquiry.
There Is no information at the Department
OF his alleged Indictment. Pierrepont is
assisted no such action has been taken.
John O. Smith, ex-Congressman from
Ohio, has been appointed Indian Commits
Bioner.
Edward j. Toby succeeds Burt as post.
master at Boston. ~ -
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Eea,her E,.,r,.oIhabsii,ie.s.:

WASHINGTON, December 7.-For the South
Atlantic and Cuff States, north and west
winds, rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the Middle States and New Engsana.
falling barometer, increasing north and east
winds, cooler, cloudy and rainy weather,
followed In the Middle States by westerly
winds, cloudy and clearing weather.
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This is for the one hundred pounds.
The Baltimore Enquirer, speaking Of this, gays:
The sum and substance Of the whole matter ap-
pears to be that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has the five cents per hundred pounds hitherto rated
In favor OF Baltimore and against Philadelphia to
lapse; and further, so far We know, has not yet
consented to allow the drawback granted to Phila-
delphia shippers by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
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Journalistic.

( BALTMoRE, December 1.-THE controlling
Interest in the Gazette has been sold to w.
81. Welsh, who has assumed exclusive man.
agement and control Of the paper. Mr..
Welsh 10 q journalist Of experience, having
been proprietor, of toe Philadelphia Age.
He intends making important changes In
the conduct and appearance Of the Gazette.
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Snipstuf:: 55c. " busliel.
tBroaonstslf: 30935c. q hushe =.
Shorts. 25(a30c. % b1shel. -
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. R bushel.
Corn BTa7,: 10000. ~ busheL
,sr louis HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

HoT8SS.-AuctOn horses auu pOuICSs ~puGypSOs
auction horses and ponies, good. 820@60; auction
horses and ponies, extra, $5O@SS6i Plug nosses,
very common, S200$30: plug horses, fair, $500
$50; plug horses, extra, s50@$60 plain common
se5@sso extra southsaG% nSrsss ss eS
workers, ell O@$1 25 fair 70 extra heavy WORKERS
&Il500S1 So: city light spring wagon horses, I'll
@&l40; eastern etreeters, SSO@SlOO; eastern
sfreeters. extra s100@s110; 81 Louis stTeete a
S sSS extra draueht. 81 s5@sl6e; choice extra
Sraneht without biemish aud sound, Weighing from
1850 to 1900 pounds, sIs5@sa99; extra fancy
driving horses good size. sl50Qt200; ezra fancy
driving horses, good action, .Sl75@S2S5; good
matched pairs. for carriages, $350@$6O0; extra
mile, $200QS350. a.oaa1r
II to i4s hands hivh; $50 1880; to lag hands
high, extra, S9o@$100 Az ito 8 hands high. Ego
@si15; 14Hto IS hands high, e1tTa, Sl1e@SlSSsHE;
hands high. extra, sIs5@slS0; l5H to 1e hands and,
high. $l4O@$ so; 16 to 16k hands high, sd6900
af7O: l8 10 16h hands high, extra. 81 75@S2OO.
Usbroke Mule Quotations on all grades are r.,
aio6sI5 per head less than those for broke mules:
Unbroke mules, to be salable, must be fat. 7. EaL
mules, four years old aud under, sell at Slo@Sl
less than older mules Of same grade. Those that
are over four old to seven years. are the NEST
ats HE. Globe.
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msna.

hone koEe, November 30.-Plaeards cen.
suIing the arrangements made by the Chi.
4n ~ ,Goyernnent With Mr.. Wade. the
nj. CCssiIlsn minister, kays bsen posted in Pekin.
snsy Here, however. imnediate.y removes
y lne authorities. TIE Official, are ,,nsssv
~ regard 70 The recent negotiations. = las
.nIetmat'cn mplicatine the Mop,eln ankhnri.
YES zee " aas spFdsr II or, Masgary has been
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SHafn.

MADRID, December 1.-THE weather Is very
cold In North Spain. Some soldiers have
frozen to death.
The report that General Tristany has re-
entered Catalonia and issued q proclamation
Is denied. .E..sgg,g.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
-.r, No. 1113 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
i ADJOINING TURNER,5 FLOWER,GAR,,
DEN. son CHERRY STREET CokNEk of
FOR SALE By AUCTION
We shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY The 18th instant, at O'CLOCK Z. M.,
TWO VALUABLE BUlLDING LOIS, Ironing
corner Cumberland, and adjoining Turner's flower
garden on the north. g..
TERNs: One third Of the purchasevmoEey 10
CASH the balance In four, eight and twelve months
the purchaser giving negoi abe Eotes therefor Win
interest added, and secured by deed OF trust:
A ~ RICHARDSON 81 CO.,
deg Real state Auctioneers.
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EouasyIlle .Ky., EIee.,sns.

LoUisylLLE, December I'm the city elsc
ton which took place to-day Charles Jacobs
was reelected Mayor. The contest over the
office has been very exciting, bat the pres
ence Of the State militia and Eve hundred
special police probably had the effect Of
maintaining peace.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
ITUEspAY, December 2, 1875.
Country Produce

N. -s. Country Produce.
Roots Ginseng. Soc: seneca, without top, soc.
Beesssar: 2Se. ~ %. s.-.SsJ.ia -s
soaa 5a @e % enn1Ss ss soSiss
Corn Meal: s5@99e, g sush ss ,,. 3, 40. -
! Flour: Virginia country is Quoted to-day: Fine.
k4.7b@*5: superhpe.' S5.50@s5.75: extra. $50
s6s5; family Ss@S52S mey samSy sssS e
.F7arseed: 81 rs ~ busheI.e y :. !IeIs.-I
Hau: Virginia timothy, 90c.0$1l6; clover.
oass: Baled, 9o@e5c. = ,2ss=1 ,ae
Is: Pork.-Dressed, S1@9c.
s Pctasoes: irish. 30@40c. q bushel.
Lard: Country. lac.
Sunaac: 75cQ0Sl. rs. according to quality.
kGtsd Straso 5o@6 aud In demand, ~
/. WOOL: Washed. So a4ec.: unwashea, t25d2s j.
IS. Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c. rss, 8
Cement .Rosendale, 81 rs p barrel; James River
iims. AgricultuFa1 lcs; ?h gsshsl virs,n ia
fa asss; sI Gunp ground go de-
nvered c6lcined plaster. 50 -
!. ,.l... Ss5 ...g DRY Goods. ,68 ~ =.
Bro,os Eheetfnos and Shfrtsncs: AZ Manches-
ses james RIVER. sSs James RiveS.
James River, 5Xe.; "A Graa!teyiile. &C.; Gran
.iteville. INC. "A Rockbridse. 7hc.: Rock
c esass &c.. d. ooSssoss Pee
peril. 35c.: 104 CITY, SOC. Cotten-yaras. &1.10.,
|, BteGched Carthage ana Shseiage: 81 WaIesut-
"a. .14c.: 4A Masonyille. l2kc,: A-4 kocadale
11Hc.; A. Home. 10xc.; - Oneida, IKE; A.
Ayondals, PC: - Social, &C. - A an d
Deg, Tc.; B x scitnate, &C.; Methuan: &C.; Pc
terborongsl. 8xc.; 1914 Vatican, $780,; los
srosas ' 5rsts Peterseurg, s4a.; Grani,evine,
Gsrsst s,sens: Pavonta &c. !; Amoskeas, l05kle-;
Dsisima Harlem. I24c. Boston stesm Mills, BE-.
: Prtssts: American. 74c.: Aliens, TIC. xlcn-
R,ond, y1EE1Sc. Sprague. 7Hc. Manchester. TIC:
Washington. 7Ec.; hamilton. NE; MerrmAcE,
ne. Mallory. &c.; Oriental. Pacific, 7n;.; ar.
caa i ais Nice. &C.: aasliss. Gsc.
Drsss, Dyessufrs, oiiss &c. "A
3 1teos s 1875 a gallon.
GoaesstrHed Ne: $3.50 v ease OF four dozen.
Qoehfnsai s Oc. 9 y.
Indigo: 81 Io0sI.l5.
ole: Linseed, &c.: MAGAZINE, al@sl :It;,
e g en sogsse Lard slos sT ss
lon: Virginia IubstcattnK 25@5ac-; kerosene.
26c ~ gallon. 80 ~ n ~
~: Ssl, aaSse, IN kegs. EpsHah sods, 60;
: 5Dsssts IsSpsasiss. soc.
FoFeisn Fruits ana caad5. 81,
&C. ss ;:s;:,. II ; Is s..ssl.
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The international Ocean Telegraph
. .......t. Company.

New YORK, December 7.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Interna-
tional Ocean Telegraph Company was held
to-day, and the following board OF directors
reelected William Orion, president Nor
vim Green, Vice-president; a. B. Cornell, C.
Livingston, Augustus Scbell, Harrison Dur.
kee, e. Sanford, Cyrus w. Field, and James
a. Scrymser. G y. ...ss.,sa
The annual report showed the net earn.
ipgs for the year ending October 81 to have
been $3.50, 1875 "a. Es
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~ y - - sEFf
by TeIegrapE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December -Foon--stocks S dnIi:
Money, 4. Gold, llAx. Exehsnge.,LkoOaas' NEE
sready. exceps Tennessee's, Soufh Cardinals ana
Virginia consols, which are better: ,a--n 4,
AsSx rGod. iI4k@l14A. GoTernments actlve
and Strong; new SIS, 1l7. States quiet ana holnl'
nal. Z. BALTIMORE.
n RkrrrMoRr. December 7.-VirRinia 6S, peeiers,
Az: e1nsos, 694. West yjrginia's. .. NoP s,a
Caro!iua 6's, old, 16 new, O.; special TAX q ba
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WHITES, E1aUORs, TOBACCO. Ae.
T BUMGARDNER g. CO.'S
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsKEY.

The undersigned have a BRANCH house at
No: 1910 Main street. RICHMOND. for the sale OF
our !. u. BUMGARDyER Il Co.. brand or whiskey.
This brand was established twenty years since py y,
ifesong experience in, and now gives bis personal
attention to- the business at our dtsshlery, near
Stanton, Augusta county, Va.
WE sRLLzNo WHIsKEY BUT OUR OWN MANU-.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-08
BALTIMoRE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcHMoSD, December 2, 1875.
OFFERINGS.

4 A n hue
CORN White, !, OLA bushels. AaSsd, A4o Ousn-
OATs.-l96 blu hels.
BEANs.-2S bushels.
PEAs-S0 bushels.
SUGAR-CoRN.-25 barrels.
WHEAT.-White. IL bushels at $1.38; OF ens5 5a
prime on private terms; ! . bushels gooa at S!,oo'
BE- bushels very good at $l.40.total, lOO Dusnes:
$50 bnhss g az on go
bushels very good at 81 AZ; 1876 bushels very goodd
on private terms; 90 bushels eommosn 81 ~ Nv
t CJooRsS~White, 100 bushels prime az 52c.; 81
bushels on private terms: 100 bushels prime AZ
5sc bushels good a. S9c; 2a2 bushels PropTse
bushels. Mired, so bushels prime at SIC.
OATs56 bushels prime spring a. Sas so 1S
bushels fair spring 52c LOO esshels very so0u
'BLAcKEYE PEAs.--26 bushels prime at Sl.o5.
BEANS White, bushels fair at 81.
PEAS. - olored, bushels &C 81.
RE-ExHIgITED. 80 - = I.
WHEAT White, 26 bushels. Red, 70 bushels
REMARKS.
The offerings of wheat continue light. At the
same time The market is quiet. Prices unchanged.
Corn in moderate supply, and in good semand prices
firm and showing no further decline to-day owing
to the fact that the grain is in better condition
and there is shipper In the market. Oats III hgat
supply, good demand, and very firm. ~
II is said that corn loses one fifth by drying, and
wheat one fourteenth. From this the estimate IS
made that 1t is more profitable for the farmerto sell
unsheed corn In the fall at sevensy-hve cents than
at one dollar q bushel In the following summer
sud that wheat ut one dollar and twenty-five cents
In December isrqus to one dollar and sfty cents in
the succeeding June. In case OF potatoes, taking
those that rot and are otherwise lost together vii
the shrinkage. there is little doubt that between oc-
tober and June the loss to the owner who holds
them is not less than thirty-three per cent.
Accounts from st. Louis say that the STOCK OF
wheat there on the I'd instant 7Sl, 900 bushels
The millers were merely buying from hand TO
mouth, and say they cannot grind NO. wheatas
81. 40 and get their money back. The demand was
mainly for select No. 4 and lower grades. For No.
there was scarcely any demand, ~ 81
At meeting Of the freight agents Of the leading
roads, including the Baltimore and Ohio, held In
Chicago on the 25th OF n november, q new schedule
OF freights to the seaboard was made ito go into ct
feet on the LIST DecemberI, as follows: ~