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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-04-23
THE NATIONAL COLONY.

THE NATIONAL COLONY.
The National
i" cco and
having soil sandy 'o"
TIES
principal
eight
Ellington there
sToCI1GROWING "
growing an
andc esmaking
RAILROADS.
direction across Mobiles county,
distant miles, Ills cmannv cxnce1 n,t ,no [s t, ] "
posed road ia coal road the
'EOunding Of the Colony
Ohio The town wotn"o" ~a&' on" the
ISL
some
Towns and Villages.
stations viz: Northampton Rig
WORTEINGTON
ties nssuuated on West okacna lake, n,nti, sheet of ] ,
ni@s
general merc
d drug Stores s
Stores meat stores blacksmith shops
clothing millinery 1pnt
and dentists There Methodist Presbyterian
Congregaoas both have neat
church and the Meos
Lodge GOOD Lodge and Post Grand Army The
bout
good with three departments now in aton nnd.r thu
Independent Dtnctpan
time
frontier generally
of Ws
BGELOW
1ov.nn
the village a
JERSEY.
and fertile =
Temperance and Education.
Intelligent
VINO have No intoxicating
"ofhs PROMPTS liquor traffic educational
and who wuhavc
districts organiedn
E~~@~~1~~~ PROGRESS OF THE COLONY:
pect futua %oH
il: <y*' ~, CHINA I.E.~ ~~..~*r
mountains and the soil Of M river bottoms The
d and
the exhHeng
energy the
/ .sz... ADVANTAGES
The advantages this mar
n hsstnt ultimate railroad church
ss xd unds IKE any
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-04-23

!. ] , Blank. Deeds and Mortgages for sale
at the ADVANCE office. II b IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
Livestock Markets.
NEW yORK CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER -Beeres.-Fresh arrivals were 70
ear-loads or It's caule-scarcev enough TO consti-
tute market, and there were no sales OF conses
aueuce. DRESSED beef had q faErsale at S912c. ~
H. for common to prime sides.
Cdlues.-Fresh offerings were $50 head, mainly
grassers. The demands was Glow. and the market
weak at Yesterdays prices, or 6Q9c. q b: for poor
to prime mik-fed veals fey tops teas6i n ssP
AM ong the sales wene AZ Saate grassers nc 70 "
head. State grasser at $le, state srassers IA
1926: SO state grassers al $50; 43 State grass
ers at $3.50; SO Mount Body yeals, a26Q25O u.s.,
at &c. "a d., with few at 98c.
Sheen and L1maa-To-4tay's offerings were Is
leads or 2SS2 head. The denand was fair, ana
the market active at advanced prices Common -
prime sheen sold at 4k@6Ac, Ta n, and lambs at az
@7Ac a b. Duestad mutton bad fair sale ~
S6iOkc. a D., and dressed lambs at S9l2xc. yett.
Among the sales were l5s Ohio sheep, 50 Ms. ave.
rage, At sae n I'll STATE lambs m 81 10 De-: 9,
&c: l05 do.a60 hs., az: IKE; SO, Pennsylyzais
do, 5Gk ths.. at e3ze; 81 anaha do, IS ms, q
ne: % Kentucky do, 81 rs, NJ 7e., andlS ex
Ira Jersey DO, II Hs., at 8Ac. - 4
S,ofne -KIesh arrivals were 16 car-apads> o.
.922 head. all nj Fortieth street. No1a ca sail
aliye.-.Istinfad1 0f Commerce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

| SEPTEMBER z. -Tobdcco.ATn Kentucky feaf, 8,
the modified prices made ar.erty, there Is rsher
freer movement, partly. on export orders. Seed
leaf is being taken 10 small LOIS for shipment. in
ness. Sales are: $50 hogsheads Kentucky leaf ac .
@20c.; 90 cases seed-leaf, suldrfes. at 1886
P+nns yivana at 12kc.: 10 cases 1873 Ohio q.
SIC !: so cases 1873 Illinois on private terms;
ESQ bales Havana 1t S5c. @S1. 03. Virginia leaf Is
wrappers, l4@22c. for dark wrappers. 15@4Oc.
for light smokers. and Sk@ 0Hc. for g5od Jugs.
Oher . G Cagds ngfaeturee9-Expor.s 6or the
pounds: exports from January l.. 33, 347 hogs
heads. 4,41S packages, 4,463,962 posnds;, ex-
6O3 packages, 6,323, OIL pounds. Receipts for
the week, 1928 hossheads; receipts for the week.
$685. boxes and cases; receipts from January !,
35,07S hogsheads; receipts from January II a.
$50 boxes and cases: receipts same time Lass year,
81 53f hogsncads; receipts same time last year:
167006 boxes and cases.-Jo1rnGL Of Commerce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
I,yNcHsURG TOBACCO ssARKET.

SEPTEMBER Receipts Of old tobacco are still
light. The market is active without material
change In price The receipts or new crop OF prim-
ipgs are larger than any of the previous week. The
market Is dull and prices low. ranging from 6Oc.
TO 49, 25 as To quality but few lots reaching the lat
ter figures. We deem II unnecessary TO change
prices of old stock: We quote as follows: Com
mon smoking Jugs, $l2@S15: geoS smoking Tugs,
primings. common. sl@S2: new prtmings, good,
S2@S3: common frosted lrgs. S2.50G*5: good
frosted hugs, S5@S7; fee frosted Tugs, 5000;
common sound Tugs. 1909; good sound lues, 81 0
@s11; fine sound Jugs, 81 @$l3;; common work.
ing leaf SS0S1 O !; good working leaf, 81 l@Sl3 ;
leaf, $50 IL good shipping Leaf, S12@Sl4: tine
shipping leaf, 81 5@Sl6 extra shipping Ieaf, ~
dappe wrappers, s1s@25 line dBpple wrapper:,
s250f3o: common yellow wraDDers, 81 5gS1S !;
good yellow Wrappers. S25f1t2tS, line yellow
Wrappers. S35@s50; extra yellow wrappers, 500
6Dx6O.-ReDubLicln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
New yoaK Iron MAaxET.

SEpEsasBER 6I-For Scotch pig paiees are without
change stocks, are moderate, and ths market
abroad Arm, which tend 10 prevenl pressure to
sell, Notwithstanding the demand iaIight. name
rican pig there very Dght business With prices
unsel,ad sales 1900 tois No. ! "a private terms.
Wrought scrap . held ut steady tgrxes, Win mode.
rare stocks. SALES are 400 tons wrought scrap aS
1880 Prices; co.nes, sS2gsss; ga.ssshsrr me
yican' piy, xaS-5O@8a7 for No. l. $A4.609
SOS for No. ., s2aes2S sos forga rail E, ..
ISL Old rails quoted nominlaiy at, $2sS9Z8.oo'
Wrought scrap ut ss2.5o@Aab, ksaned Bar Bar.
Store, nricea are Bar SWedes, Ordinary sizes;
an slSnlMa4O: bar. refined Hto2 Ne,, r9n eni
and squsre.l TO inches BY to men sas S Ss,
reaned. and TX by and 1-l6 $685. large rnq q
90 "a walls snd aif-rounds, va e0i 81: 80
band. nslss By sca sS6 70 40 No axs ne
no .nisnsIl U hoop, by No. "a 70 and ~ oy "
andI4 s82 hp&S1S2 80 nailroa Pc. pS so, s,ns
;gles doubles and treotes, common, ss ~
idouhles and ,rebes, charcoal! S@54c. snees ~
ys,aiosd Hrs, and second quality list, Zol9oo bsl
| csIss. d!scount-JournlEof Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
Affairs In san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-The meet
ing last night at Union Hall was largely
attended. The crowd filed the street to
listen TO opep,air addresses. In the hall the
addresses delivered were DEVOTED to attacks
on the Bulletin and the Call for their course
during the recent campaign and since the
failure Of the Bank Of California and the
death of Ralston. t>t ~&1 .Af@ = !;
Ia the open-air- meeting resolutions were
read censuring the Associated Press for tele'
graphing so-called false reports; the reading
Of which was greeted with many cries OF
{" No. no. as was the case with other resoia.
tions read. 1t was evident that many OF Inc
audience were present merely as observers,
and that the resolutions did not represent
by any means the sentiments OF the whole
assemblages
The regents of the State University have
elected %. q. Mills as treasurer Ufce kaiston.
The finance committee Of the Board report
that the University loses nothing by the fall
ure of the Bank Of California, it being pro
tected By the late treasurer's bond OF Slbo,.
0n0 $500. \: .,i.s 1851 -. I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
Various Items.

Virgil G.. Stockbridge has been appointed
chief examiner in the Patent once " " ASH
ington. ,u..,
try of War in Spain, and General Rivera tne
captancy.geueral OF New CASTLE.
Three fatal accidents occurred on the Cni-
cago and Northwestern railway last nlgnl.
Heavy rains washed the if.ges and cnlverts.
The fugitive murdeTerSW iliian sSbarkey has
been baaished from CR'M, and to-day was
placed on board the Spanish steamer MAJ
selia under guard, vito strict orders for the
captain Of that vessel to land. hin at san
Domingo. - 80,
Setter q Sons, of Liverpool, have failed
Liabilities, $500, 900. y 6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
The Georgia Insurrectionisfs.

Augusta, September 9.-The special term
of the court was convened to-day at Wrights-
Vile for the trial of the negroes charged
with being implicated in the recent alleged
instruction. Bills Of indictment were
found against eleven persons.
Jake Hicks was put on trial first, and after
exhausting nearly three panels jury was
obtained. After full hearing the case was
given to the jury, Judge johnson charging
them that the evidence was not sufficient to
convict, and that no verdict against the pri.
soner should be rendered.
After an hours absence the jury returned
a verdict of not guilty. All the prisoners
were thereupon discharged, and the court
adjourned.
This ends the prosecution, except against
the two leaders Morris and Murkeson, who,
it is thought, have left the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
NEW, YORK. WOOL MARKET.

SEPTEMBER T-There has been very sloHmove-
ment since our last report. few safes on manu-
featuring account have been made-chiefy Of small
lots. There isssoTne demand for large parcels, but
offers pretty generally under views Of selt
the spring California grades since the fuir trading
of last week, are held firmly: In Texas. one or two
small lois OF western have charged hands on an
elsier basis but In most instances steady prices
demanded. For XandX-G Ohio 1eeces tids do not
exceed 45I47Hc. as the range. In foreign,
prices for the moment are ,altosether nomi-
nal. Sales are 10000 DIS. and NIX. Ohio
aeeces at 4sXc.; I.OaD, Us. washed Ohio feeees
on private terms: 5000 lbs. ohio unwashed on
private terms; S>bales- fall California at 22xc.
10000 rs. fall California at l7c.; $4,000 us.
spring California on pnivate terms; 10000 hs.
spring California at 29e.; 5.000I bS sprIpg Cali
fornfa on private terms $4,000 lbs. Georgia on
private terms; 40 bales Nevada ON private terms |;
is 900 rs. Western. Texas nj 24c. 2 ,00o Ms rae
dunn eastern Texas on private terms: so bags do
mestIc noits on private terms; ! S0a,hs. No. 1
pulled and Sbags shsarlings on private terms 40
bales Cape on private terms; 7,000shs Cape At
Keceipis.ror the week, domestic bales, 1i420 {;
receipts from. January /, domestic tales, 4b.5S3
receipts same time last gear, domestic. bales, S7,-
0l 2.-.511v7aal Of Commerce..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
New York Items,

NEW YoRK, September 9.-Sir Charles W
Dixie, RI. dIcal member of the British Parlia.
naent. arrived here yesterday en- route fol
San francisco and Japan.
: The Tribune SAYS, as result Of the visit OF
Sir Edward Watkins, representative Of the
English stockholders and the London bond
holders of Erie, it is stated that seventeen
directors of the company agreed to resign If
called on to do so; but it is not expected
that more than three will be asked to with
draw. S. L. NJ. Barlow has expressed bis
intention Of resigning as director, but, will
probably continue as counsel Of the COM
pany. ~ = - .1, .,,..
General F. e. Spinner accepts the nomi-
nation Of Controller. p,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10

fXPLosIoS ~ FAcToRY-TwELvE MEN
BURIED Is TUE RUNS NeUark, Nd, Sep
TENDER s.-An explosion took place In the
CeIIuIoid Factory, on Mechanic street, In the
central portion OF this city, at 9 O'Clock this
afternoon. About thirty men were in the
building at the time, but some Of them
escaped unir jured. Three were taken out
by the frrmen, one Of whom was dead, and
The others are not expected 10 recover. 1t
Is supposed that twelve or more remain In
the building without hope of rescue. The
building was destroyed by the shock, and
the titmes burs. out In every direction. The
AFrnen arc playing on the bricks, so that they
can look for the bodies supposed to be in the
runs. Most Of the employees are, however,
accounted tor. Some buildings on the oppo.
slit side OF the street caught fire, but were
pu, out. Three buildings adjoining, occu'
p'e,i by Philip Meyers, railroad lock factory
".H }. Summons, saddle factory; S. Stewart,
c;ohce-roa>'cr, and the Denny Gas-Machtue
MaLUiac;uring Company, were destroyed
also, bFyani's livery stable. Loss, $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
BYsTELEGRAsPH,
The sfIssssslpsss g Tnsursecsgan.,s 49,
ne QUESTION OF MILITARY FoRcE AWAITING
THE SDRcasIoH OF THE GARNET,

The sSIsxtsslpns . Tnsursecssas.'s 49, 49,
.~Hs QUESTION OF MILITARY FoRcE AwAIrrs,
rHE.DRcssIoN OF THE GARNET.
" vsHISaToN, September g. Pfesiden
u rant !, IS sent q telegram to a diutant.G ens
mi Tovn> END directing him to instruct th
officer comm, 'sndlng the troops fl Mississippi
70 Give Eover,. 'or An1es such aid as may b
necessary 10 maj ntain order and protect In
In that Slate If the insurreclion IL too 'formi
dable to be suppresse, 4 with the means at tn,
Governors command. 1sG%
Before sending such ortscrs 70 Tue com
manding officer, however, the.l ees'oeut ai
rected the Adjutant-G General to con Su,. Hi. III
Attorney General Pierrepont as to the, eRant.
Of such contemplated military proceet 'ng
Accordingly these gentlemen bad consul. y
ton on the subject at noon to-day.
Action on the Presidents telegram viii be
deferred unit; 1t shall be decided whether
proclamation shall be ISSUED, addressed to the
insurgents. the President having requested
the Secretary OF State and the Attorney,
General to consider whether such precla.
nation is necessary. The Secretary of State
being absent from Washington, the Attor.
ney General Is making arrangements bystel-.
egraph for a conference with Secretary Fiaf,
and may leave here tonight for that pur.,
pose unless he shall be advised, Ia the mean
time that the Secretary Is on his way to
Washington, which is thought probable,
owing TO the present trouble in Mississippi.
FEDERAL BAYoEeTs HELD IN ABEYANCEs ETC.
Later.-It is definitely known that no ao-
ton will be taken by the War Department
until after the issuance Of proclamation
and the reception Of information Of disre.
gard Of its requirements by the insurgents.
The available troops in Mississippi are two
companies Of the Sixteenth infantry, at jack.
SOD; two of the Thirteenth, at Vicksburg !.
FIVE Of the Third and four of the Thirteenth,
at Holly Springs; and four of the Thirteenth,
at Baton Rouge.
Official kilograms will probably be sent to
Governor Ames to-day asking him whether
it is not possible he can be aided In pre-
serving the public peace by calling upon
law-abidiDg citizens, so as to avoid the ne
cessity of resorting to Federal force to sup
press the disturbances. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

SEPTEMBER Cat the yards trade exhibited a
rather satisfactory degree a of aslyty yesterday.
First clear. S456lf46: second clear, ! to 3 Inch,
S43@845; third clear, inch. S369S3S; select,
upwards, select. $35@S40: stock boards, A, $340
S3s; stock boards, =. $eeGs2a; stock boards,
~ TO 10 feet. sIoGsll: teneina. $l00Sl1 so;
joist and scantling to "a feet Gil Gl$15; j0ist
20 and "a feet. $l4aO 81 &: honring, first and Sc
cond clear. $350$3S; H1OrIpg. first common.
rough, 8X8hG$S0; flooring. first common. dressed.
$50; flooring, second comnoar dressed, t25@5z7:
siding, inst and second clear, dressed, 81 sgs20;
siding, common, dressed, Gig. ~
7imber-Sawed l2 TO IS feet, 9I39$16;
square pIckets, $I21$l3; fat gickels. $40:
LGths.-Sd. 75@1$2.- -.s;, ssssg 49, ts..gy
On Track.-ShIngles on cars, sold at the annexed
prices: A on star, sS25@Sg50; No. sawed,
$l.25@$l.5 so. Three dollars per car to be added
when transferred which charge follows the shingles
Thckness-Fiye shingles to be Two Inches In
thickness
Leng,h-Shteen iRches.-7fmes. .-ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
c.NC1NNsrIPRovsssoas MARKET.

SEPTEMBER Extraordinarily market IS
quiet, but holders are not anxious TO offer their
stuff. .-,.rs .n-i= Ida .I.as,gs. tr.
Ness Pork.-The demand Is light, but holders of
city mess are asking SCI a. barrel. Country mess at
good points is held:at *20.To n barrcl-
Bulk Medtss-The market Is quiet, with buyers of
Shoulders at S.e.-spot, and Sc buyer the noDsh.
Clear rbsides are hot easy buy at l2cr but will
not bring more, and clear sides are held ut 1876,
all loose
Bacon.-Holders are firm; shoulders are held at
9kG1 exc; ciesr osides are s&nFce and difficult 10
buy under 1876. bnt clear siues ure offered at
all packed. Suglr>c cured hams sell ut l34ltl6c.,
canvased and packedI
L1rd-Hoders are steady no yesterday quota
TONS with sales OF prime steam ut l2Hc.
Breakfast BacoRs-rhe demand Is good at from
154@I5Ac
Sugar picked Hams.-sales made to-day at LIZ
@12Hc. @,
Dried BeeE-The market is quiet, with sales al
141l4Ac.-TInlsS, A.s, t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
ST LOUIS LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 6.-There somewhat easier
feeling developed In the market yesterday. and
prices were shade lower on the lower qualities.
% hngsheads, and bids on s hogsheads were re-
jected.
We quote: Trashy and lightweight Tugs, s5@
planters Tugs. 6.75@Ss IS: lenfy lMgs,
common shipping leat, $e: 25@el0.S0; medium
sl3@Sl5: common 10 choice coiory filters, S13@
sl6 10 SlS0*l9; sun-currd scarce; colory wrap
pers $25@f35: bright colory wrappers. *4O@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10

TIE BANK OF CALlFoRHIA-IHE FORTH
CoM!HG >IArtMEST-r uE DATE OF REOPEN.
INo.->dn FTG"ciScO, September S.-Tbe
,tAcMrut ui the Bank Of California may
Yruhnhy BE- expected in about ten days. 1t
j. stated that III" Bank Of Nevada will open
about The same time. Money in business
cirrir, rrmllGS tight, but otherwise every
thing i moving Us usual. A meeting 10
memory ot Ral>.ou takes place tonight at
! n,ou Hall. Tne directors Of the bank re.
tu>r TO allow any official statement to be
made concerning the affairs and con-
dillon Of the bank until their work
OF invesligalIou is fully completed. They
are Il Organizing the bank affairs with view
10 enable i, to pay all its debts and to sup
liy ncw capital. Success is now assured be-.
yVud any doubt, and we confidently expect
10 Resume regular business in short time.
Mr.. haj,'on was indebted largely to the
Bank OF California, but he leaves consider
atIr private estate, the proceeds OF which
"III 90 lar toward paying his liabilities.
The assists of the bank are now in excess
Q! ia liabilities, independent OF the new
capital now being subscribed. The coDmu-
mtg here ! showing the greatest confidence
IN our efforts At reorganization.
San FRANCISCO, September SIT Is now
stated that TIE Bank Of California will open
thc -lne time rs the Bank of Nevada, about
The lj:h Instant The stock boards will also
opeu At tue >ape time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE, aARKET.

;
.sEp4sa6BER 6.-Horsss.-D During SIe week now
ended trade in horses showed litte more life thsn
for some time past The supply hxs Increased, and
now sales arc OF more frequent occurrence. Coco
work horses and streeiers we're Ia s.u request ard
transactions moderate at quotattoas. }o- ~.
N,llss.-W eak and slow, for want Of sapphes> In:
sriry from local buyers and shippers has Increased
and is in excess OF OFFERINGS
Values steady at the following range:
HoTsss-Auction horses and ponies, good, $40
ESQ; plug horses, fair st35@56; plain common
ssD@1io; fair 10 extrA heavy workers. al20@
40; eastern stree:e,s extra, sl15@l3O: st.
| Louis streeters, s90G.5 90; good heavy workers,
slIOGlS0; extra d. ,usnL s195@So0; choice
extra drsnght, without bIemisn and sound Weighing
from 1000 TO 1,58 0 pounds, q 6oGl 80: Extra
fancy driving hors rs, good acttyn: ~ a5G2S3'
good matched ps;ys for carriages, $55gg6gggs;aao
Broke A,ller--13h to IA hands hign, s5aGovi
70 nds high oo asa bIrb e s1ss
Mss; fsS 70 lex hands high, &I4o0l6o; 10
70 l6p. hands high, 8160@l TO- ), 80
s10@si5 head less than inoSs , .oT fe III. Fai
nbfsEe mules 70 "a De na ander sel at si00si6
! ieSs shan elder mules.--1saaSs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
MARINE INrEI.LIaEaCE. ="
MINIATURE ALMANAC, sEPrEMBRRP10 O, 1875.
sun rises, ~ Moon sets ........1G.09
SuD seis els High tide. .11.26

PORT OF RICHMOND, sEPTKMBER 81 +
~, !. !! ARRIVED. Il Isl s.i 81
Steamer Old Domiuion. Walker, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers. G. w. allen Il Co. AGENTS.
S,eaIner Alliance Cars Phfladelphia, ,msrchan-
disc and pnsseDgers, w. z. Porter, agent. =
Bark Annie Mack, HamSayY, liverpool. Lee. Seds-
schoooer James Slater, Hawkins, New York, saits
e. p. williams & Co. r+s.z5s 80 So .t..,.ff
Schooner rennsy wanna, Ewing, Phiadelphias
light, CrYrie u Go. - r IS t-t% - -,
Schooner r. ST., Clarke, Cropper, New York;
merchandise, Southern FeiaiiiztIg Company. -
SAILED ~, d.
Steamer John Sylvester, Oxford, Norfolk. Mers
chandise and passengers. l.. Il. Tatnm, agent ms :
Stpansey Westovsr, skinner. Baltimore. mefchaH~-s
disc and passengers, l.. &. Tai Xn. agent -
Schooner w. q. Bartlett, New 1orz, coal, CurttD
b Parker. stst s. -. = 80 :
Schooner Cambridge, Shaw. Norfolk, trucx.oaps-
rels, Currte & CO.. ass era#, +
CLEARED FOE TINS PORT. ~
From Providence on the 7th, schooner Wmte
Boam, Ma1kin. +.1.s' ~ 80 ~
-I4.tuI tr MEMORANDA. 100 t3sf1,t u
Tho schooner P. C. Schukzl Th0mssens from
r iohmonH was nj New Y0rkon the lib. -
The sehooDers william and James. Thomps0n;-
wv g. Men x1uhfon Burns; Nose, McOeyht, Null
len Wiiham r. Cox. Thomas. from RichHondans.
rived NJ Philadelphia on the sH,.. sssss; ls& 81.
fBy Telegraph. ear
NEw YeRK, September 9.-Arrived; Colon, Clasyy
irtbei,. Canada, arrived out sHeIveta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TORAccO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, September g., 1878
During the past week the Richmond tobacco mar
ket has been dull and heavy. and decrease OH I'll,
previous weeks transactions. M, rcbants are no
now buying freely. the shipping seas on being nearl,
over. There is little speculative demand. TIT
piices during the week ranged from 81 10 ISL.
DARK.- L.ias-Very commor. s65O@S7.5o;
medium 10 good, SSNs9; extra, S9nyl0 O.
-<oinnGg. $40 is 0gal1 :meflum, sl2@s13;
ming and TrappeaS slS@f2G.. 49, 81 n.
Common, Slo9s12;L medium
10 good. 81 .5GaS2o: fine smoking. s225 o@f50;
dum, s10@&12: good to fine, S1G50@$16: extra
Oilers Sl7@$20. Wrdppers--CoHnon $50
S25: medium 20 good. s3DU$45; nner $50@$65;
extra, $75@$S0. .a g-<l rs .T,ts y ~ l's- 5
7M4AHOGANY.-- Wrdppers-Comneu 10 medium,
81 5@a$20; good TO fine, S25@340; extra. $3.50
ESQ. N.Y.. 80 ~ nuEI--- Z -