The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10

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they imnst bel soid our almost 80 eOon: a
onrn6nsht 70 the notice or HItins e eonMmers.
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ears and the animal eantesed ocatcb That cabbage
spnr OF switch eanld ers mGYea nus
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,l,ey t ssg,, nney ssrtsiniy win not Res tsm II
!. frt1ts were Gull to-day. There were ru1iors AZ
,s IN one ~ TWO lines and OF advances in
was considerable curaosiy to see the new Hic,,rnnS
prtnts but They were not, exhibited for tbe very
gooa reason s hst they hive not ycs arrived. some
o and piaids Continue sell fairly but tho
Print cloths were firm g sx@5As for extra 81
an of e rgs, There
thing definite has been decided on, and there Is of
course, considerable anxiety asso what afew days,
even few hours, may bring SoFef.R 49,.
Rleached and b1oxn sheelfpes and si,IrtInp q
moved. because they always 90, b1g there wss no
eager demand for Them Bustssse; was sof the
tinae TO read the newspapers or sfadN Chinese. IL
months. :.
Ixofop aop rSIa bnus EpoY, ,v n, h. IA ,,,s
styles, but were very fnssfive to-day: =
Colered coitoDs. spen as eheyiots and gfughams
went on but slowly, even In; the newese and Eost
Denias. ticks, str,pes &c, we,s ercsealugly
:luggsla- t'.7fi z y : "a : -, = ~
but to a greatly less smoaEs Than IS ustNr IN the
irst week Of september. ~: - 1''E 22iii', 5iiE
giLelethswere seiane freely, and inteeeseerDed
Woolen goods for mems Seor IN ogercoasugs
md caIhs Fighter ksnCs were very SLOW. ,
.ether Of such state Of things Is very VI usuApIn
ills Department.. sos |s.>-t r sEilE''tJtS
SIo.hier's snppIles we,siu dirataashed rssausss:
land, as were repeIlsnts IN alDgrases.1 VAC Il
Foreign goods. were sluggish, too. There was Ell
u snntion whatever In any Hne Even In the aue-
ioItrooms The rr yailin2 lauRror itss way,
nS the competitions WAS nothing HIS as brisk as
sual. ..,s.gas III ss+-..s}, a.sr9s
One firm sold 500. lots Of miscellaneous foreign
nd domesltc dry goods. Theatiepdaaes was large,
nd fair prices were realized ON, the who.e. though
he SAFE lacked the enthusiasm apparent - disposals
recent offerings by the same fpm- .. - , ~
oiher sold 500 lots Of u similar character, and
tated that the sale was not by any means ~ good as
he last. = --~'--r ----->-~~
Another house sold 393 lots, chiefly 81 foreign
;ooleus for mems wear, and were better satisfied.
he local and ar-by retailers were begin ming TO
ct TO wosk. With II WIN, and the goods were taken
nth considerable freedom, many lots being dnp.
ated.
Another sold Que of bheIr usual varied assort-
tents, arranged In TIA lots ana had q fair amount
success ~ realizing good prices. -, 7 i
Another sold nearly 4geilots. The sale was not
onsidered as good as desired though there was no
,al occasion for ssaiisfactton.-Jbansate Of Com
lerce. a-s f. @A. alrl. t..r.a.t ~ ~ = u