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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

FARM FOR SALE.
Joseph Jones has an improved farm for
sale, miles east of Oskaloosa, ON the
Ere montroad. The farm consists of so
acres, all under cultivation, well fenced,
and good house. Call on me at my shop
in Oskaleosa. Aft
Sums of money for $1,000 or over to loan
on city security, for years at straight 10
per cent. interest. KENDIG 81 HALL. 41-tf
PIONEER DRUG STORE
established 1852. W. R. Nugent successor
to w. NJ. Wells. Wholesale and retail
dealer in drugs and medicines at the old
stand, west side of square stiff
Don't fail to call at Proudfit & Co.'S
wooden mill or Boyer 81 Barnes store, on
the west side before you dispose of your
wool. They pay the highest price. Are
now making specially of all kinds of
custom work. Manufacturing by the
yard or on shares, any way 10 suit custo-
mers
Money to loan at 8 per cent. interest, 5
years time, secured on first class farm
security. Money can be had the day of
application if title of land is found good.
KENDIG & HALL. 41-tf
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Read Clyde's locals of hats, furs, etc.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Applications received for loans of $1,000
and upward for 8 to 5 years on city and
farm Salty. ELISHA Cook.
The Oskaloosa Coal Company are de-
livering coal on short notice to any part of
the city Leave orders with Henry L.
Briggs at Mays & Briggs drug store.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Rev. J. Z. Snowden made up his mind
recently to attend the religious meetings
of Moody and Sankey at Chicago; and
unknown to him, the members of his
church, with their usual thoughtfulncss
and liberality, raised the necessary funds
TO hear the exnensCs of the trim
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Go to Globe Restaurant for dinner

A new invoice of fine Confectionery. the
finest in the city at
II jim PRoUDFIT's.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

JOHN SHAW will pay the highest mar
ketprice for HIDES, PELTS, &C., at VIM.
Nash's agricvltu raj esfa blishmeNt. 6tf
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THANKSGIVING

Furs at Clyde's.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

isnear at hand and those who get up
GOOD DINNERS
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

SCALDED.-The little yearling boy of o.
G. g. Phillips had a narrow escape flom a
horrible death few days since. 1t pulled
a skillet of hot water of the stove, scald-
ing its neck and breast severely, but we
are glad to know not dangerously. 1t is
under the doctors care, but doing well.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

SToLEN.-ihe black mare of d. r. SUIT
ton, was stolen from near c. R.I&P. de-
pot, i Saturday night She had on sad
die bride, is IS hands high, in good
Ia. left HAD foot white, shod in front.
little lame in right forefoot and left hind
foot, name lies on left side. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for her return to the
Bashaw Livery.
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FURSl FuRSn FuRSIl

FURS! FURSM FURS!!!
Go to the Grand Fur Opening at Clydes
City Hat Store on Friday and Saturday,
the Gath and 25th.
Blow We trumpets blow, and let the peo-
pie know, that Rice g. Hinesley sells gro
ceries cheap for cash.
Go to the City Hat Store for Furs.
Oysters by express daily, at
II JIM RRoUDFITs
&c to Rice & Hinesley's for best brand
of flour
Ladies Seal Cloaks at Clyde's. 12
Mays & Briggs Drug Store, northwest
corner of public square for anything in
the Drug, Paint or Notion line. 12-tf
If you want good dish of Raw, Stewed
or Fried Fresh Oysters, remember the
Buffalo Restaurant. South side square.
-ur Trimmings at Clyde's. 12
Clifford is receiving a fine line of Fancy
Goods for the Holiday Trade.
A new invoice of fine Confectionery, the
finest in the city at
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Every one in Mahaska county and Oska-
loesa, know Morris L. Levi and know he
always sells goods on reasonable terms
and always does what lie agrees to. Now
if you wish TO gain same valuable informa-
tion read his ad. in another column. and
go there and sec his excellentstock of
clothing
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Gen. ELLIOTT w. RICE, of Washington.
arrived in this city last Monday night, and
is sore all over from hearty handshakes
received since. The General has legisns
of friends here, and will one day make
this his permanent home. He says Re-
publicans at Washington feel certain that
Hayes is elected. The General is at the
Downing House.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

ID. w. LoRISG, with his usual large
stock of tail and winter goods, is on hands
for portion of the trade. Remember
the place, corner room under City Hall,
read his advertisement, and take our word
for it that he is as honorable man as
ever sold goods, and go there and see.
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"ur Trimmings at Clyde's.

If you want good dish of Raw, Steve,
or Fried Fresh Oysters, remember tn
Buffalo Restaurant. South side square.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Clifford is receiving fine line of Fame,
Goods for the Holiday Trade.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

D. E. Miles is at nome again and will at
present ply his old business at his re-
sidence in the John Waggoner property
just southeast of the gas works. If you
have patterns to be made, designing,
drawing or engravings, to be done, or a
mode of new invention. Call on him
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

There will be meeting of the Temper
on next Tuesday evening at seven o'clock,
Rev. Baker will deliver an address and
everybody is invited to be present.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23
GREAT REDUCTION

Fresh Candies at Globe Restaurant, list
door west of L. l.. Hull's harness store.
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Go to the City Hat Store for Furs

Blow We trumpets blow, and let the peo-
pie know, that Rice g. Hinesley sells gro
ceries cheap for cash.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Giflord's for pure Drugs, and Patent
Medicines at the lowest prices.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Rev. y. J. Furman, of Oskaloosa Baptist
church, ]. f. Childs of New Sharon
Baptist CHURCH, left on Monday last for
Chicago to attend the Convention of min
listers to be held at that place. Rev. J. E.
Snowden and DR.. Brewster of Congrega-
tiOnal-church leaving on Tuesday.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Oysters by express daily, at
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

Mays & Briggs Drug Store, northwest
corner of public square for anything in
the Drug, Paint or Notion line. 19-tt
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-23

&c to Rice & Hinesley's for best brand
of flour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
CINCINNATI,

Prices have been we'll maintained during the past
week for all useful kinds OF cutting SOCK, but are
again weaker for the nondescipt sorts, which still
Constitute large portion of the offerings ut auction
Receipts continue LIBERAL though it Is generally con-
coded that the crop of 1875 IS now fully three
fonrths IN Ohio seed is steady without any change
in prices. Tho total offerings at auction for the week
were ,101 hogsheads and 207 boxcs-is follows
At the Miami Warehouse-261 ioSsheads ana 34
boxes: 26l hogshcads and box cutting tobacco-
"a hogsbeals Ohio ut 5Gs25.75, ! box $3.50; lSS
hogsheats Kentucky ut 3.5O@22.00 Tor common
smokers TO line cutting leaf; % e'ses ONO seq
q at Ss9sS;SS,o e At fa9s1sfY a aa AT $500
Planters Warchouse-264 hogsleads and3 boxes !:
253 hogsheads cutting tobacco-92 hogshctds ONO
at a36S21.25; 161 hOgsheads kentucky,,4l oid NJ
s7756$23.75, 100 new ut S49Sl6.73 Tor com,
mon smokers to fine cutting leif. bOgsheads ana
8 boxes West Virginia at S43O@s1O.7oi 3 boxes
ut IS. 10@S10.23. 100
boxes: 222 hogslea1s cutting tobacco--92 hogs
heads Ohio ut S5@$1a.50; 100 hogsheads ken-
lucky at s.. 35@S23. 3 boxesat 50: 64@ss8;4 hogs
heads and box West Yirgtnia at S5.90g$S.l ~ ior
Common smokers and filters 10 fine cutting eaf; W
boxes Ohio sccd-lcaf NJ S3.40@y5.9O,22 at S6g
1890, z at s6@s9.70, 0 at slocgSi4.2o' Ut
Morris Warcrouse-201 hogsheads and boxes !:
/ 03 hocseads and g. boxes cutting fobacco-32
hogsheais Ohio at 81. 9o9S21: 1Gl hogsheads kcl-
tusky, 10 old ut S7.90@S13.50, box at "a l;22 !,
ltS llogshcads and 2 boxes new ut s3TSlo.9U LOT
common smokers to fine cutTtng leaf: hosshcads
new West Virginia vt 49, 0G$1l!2a Tor hisers anu
"f GIpbe Warchouse-19o hossl.eads and 4 boxes
so hossheads and boxes cutting leaf tobaeco-!2
hoSshcats Ohio 1T "a. 20GD$17, III hogsheads and4
boxes Ohio at S3@$IS; 8 hogslleadS new west W.
rinIa at 81 .6OidSS.- Commercial 5fh.
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RintzMoNp sTouK f,HArfs,,
TIunsDa ". se,,to ~ J q go -. I

~ lauissplA1s september 7sls5H.g
BALES. Thirty shares virgins suite insurance
Company stock sold at 27ts
Cold American gold, 100 Bid. Ess 4; n
ginia consols. new. 80 bidi 331 naked: Virginia
fundable, 20 bid yirgtnla dsierred, 81 bId, o.
asked; Virginia tax-rccciyaD1e coupons, s6as bid,
,.s. f. 3 ,:a md city s s
burg city Is, s2s BID. Sfanohester s's So asked;
hansbsser bridge 1GdA bid 49,, 1h,o p,,,
railroad SIS, gold, d. and n, ~ bid; Virginia Gem
tral Railroad THIRD mortgage 8,s J. and j. a bid;
and J., 81 bid !: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
third mortgage 8.s. y. and j., 90 asked; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad nrst mortgage 8.s, ]. and
Railroad mortgage rs, J. and J., 90 asked: Rich
mond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's, M.
and NJ, Coy bid; Richmond, York River and Chssa.
asked. = =.
Railroad stocks-Richmond and Petersburg.
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaran-
tsed, 100 par, 81 asked Richmond and Danyie
Railroad, loo par. 5 asked.
100 par, 8 asked.
Bang aocks1Sational Bank, Bank Of Virginia, 190
Rid; Merchants National 100 par, 90 asked; State
ga9a Virginia loo gg R Bsas
Planters Savings 25 par 20 asked; City Bank of
Insurance Company, % par. 32ls asked
Insurance Companies.-Virginia Fire and Ma.
rne, 25 par, SO bid. 80 asked; Virginia State, 25
par, 27as bid, 20 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par,
"a asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, o.
asked; City, 90 par, 81 asked; Old dominion, GO
par, u asked; Granite Insurance Company. 100
pany, rs par, 1S bid; Richmond Fire Association,
25 par, 16 bid, "a asked
Neutrality-suspicious. River and kanawha
Packet, l2h par, z SO bid, liz asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
The Trouble Not Oyer Yet.
SHBBMAN's INSTRUCTIONS UPON TAFTS
LETTER TO THE UNITED
STATES MARSHALS,
THE LATEST FROM TERRYs CAMP.
Horrible Massacre in Abyssinia.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
&C., &c, &c.
TAFT's RESTRICTIONS TO MARsHALS-GENERAI
SHERMAN MAKES ADDITIONS.

TAFT's INSTRUCTIONS TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SHERMAN MAKES ADDITIONS.
WAsHINGToN, September 7.-General
Sherman, in publishing Tatt's letter OF in
structions to marshals, adds some instruc-
tions-among them the following in effect
Officers commanding troops summoned to
aid marshals or sherifs, must Judge
for themselves whether the service
is lawful or necessary, and compatible with
their ordinary duties. They must limit
their. action absolutely to proper aid in the
execution Of the lawful precept exhibited
by the marshal or sheriff. II time permits
every demand should be forwarded to the
President for his orders, and in all cases the
highest officer, whose orders can be given
in time to meet the emergency, win alone
assume the responsibility Of action.
MISSOURI GREENBAcK CONVENTION.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, September 1.-THE
Greenback Convention endorsed Cooper
and Cary, and nominated. State ticket
headed by J. p. Alexander for Governor
and full electoral ticket.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
SAVANNAH, GA, September 7.-Julian
Hartridge was unanimously nominated for
Congress to-day from the First district.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

1, fsS baes a: Il s.is@iMc Mosr ssde
err southern shade fr,ner; common 20
red western in store; sl2s for new ssd sou.heSsu
S1sn Of Sp Yesterday. Oats better and iari
tive; 37@41kc. for mixed western ana stnte ~
teeRO d%lst and sesd d s sna
S Turpentine tirm at Sic. Pork .asnye and frmsr;
new ST. Lsr I'd Excited SaI ei and
out decided change; $1.l0adsl.ll. fre'ghtsquaes.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE September Flour steady and Tn-
changed. Wheat fairly active and arm pcnnsyl-
yp 9,e Fss aajea a
al. lORSl.25 Southern corn dull and nsayyS
white Yellow 52SSSc nais syesSy
Key dull at fill @sl.lIl. Sugar steady.
. CINcINNATI.,I go
CINCINNATI. September 7-FIour quiet and I'm.
shanSsa !, MhssI seaay T aas u
tr1n nj eo@62c. Barley firm ind F 81
in fair demand and higher % Sle.20asiey,SsII; ,
isEc.; current make, loHc. Balk.Meats in fsr
denland and higher; shoulders. eh9 cicar rlo.
sas sls, s sisss ssss ss sss af ess;
sides $40 6c. Whiskey quiet at $1.07
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. september 7.-F Flour steady exira.
s3.25@S3.75: mainly $4@s4;S0 No. y 5000
Gssi.o5: amber sfGsi:o5; !. White, s1@s1.ig.
Corn dull; willie, &c. linked a2s ye gai e. s sI,
dam.nd atG1G BuIk.neats--S Shoulders, 81 r.; clear
rib-sides. Sc: clear sides, SIC. Bacon liz good de.
maud; shoulders, nc; clear riD-sdss ys Siess
dull tierce ice; Kegs, 12kc. Whiskey steady ana
in fair demand at s1.I0.
~ ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis. September Flour quiet ana an an
changed Wheat dull and weak No. ye reg LIZ
9oxc. cash Oats higher; No. =, S85sc. PIG .t ~
strictly fresh cash.. Rye scarce ana nrm et a SyS,
casy, harley firmcr Nlsiskey dull st y D6e2
81 ,nak. Pork, sI8.75@S17. Lard noiniuaIly un-
Changed Bnlk-meafs-SS ldeSs, q. clssx
rib aud clear Sides sk and 5Sc9a aas 49,
G6nl3kc. and 0ls(491c. ~. ~ " teess.k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
TOBACCO MARKETS.
NDToBACco EXCHANGE.

e., SEPTEMBER z. 1876.
Since our last weekly review Of the Richmond to-
bacco market nothing has occurred in its condition
worthy Of special note, The offerings have con-
tinued pretty fuH, and the prices for all desirable
grades have been well sustained During the week
several lots of tobacco have sold as high as 81.
Nondescripts are Ina measure neglected. and prices
for loose grades are lower. ssgs.,. d III; .9l4
The breaks during the week comprised 1907
Eegsheads, 1914 tierces, and Is boxes. The fnspec-
tons from October 1. 1878, to September 1876,
aggregated Al, 800 hogsheads. -
The breaks to-day comprised 332 hosheads and
% tierces; the offerings at auction on Change were
l27 packages, Of which % were taken In, and the
remainder sold at prices ranging from IS to 500.
The quotations are rs follows:
DARK.-Primings-S1.2 so.
DARK,-Lmgs-Very common. 34@S5; medium
to good, SG.50@S7; extra s7.50@s9.. Ledf-Conl.
mon, .$7@SS; medium, 5000; good, SIG
1880 fine, S12.5O@Sl8.50: extra tne, suited FOL
the Mediterranean market, S17@SlS; fine extra
black wrappers, Sl5.50@$1s.
BRIGHT.-Lugs-Comm $S@Sl0: medium to
good, ST. @$12.50: fine smoking, 81 5@S20; extra
smoking, $20@S25. backgammon 10 medium
s06Sl2; good to fnc S12@$15; extra filters, SO
@s17.50. MISREPRESENTATION, Sl5!GS20; me
dunn to good, S2o@$30; fine, S30@$45; extra,
S6O@S9O.
MXMoGANY.-IF rappers-Common 81 500
s25 medium to good, S25@S30; tine, S36@$4O :
extra, $50@S60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08

3Egyptian troops ne tta their cu1nmanaeT,
4 sRohll aasseesa isae
I ainia. Ths Abysstnn ta z aitsrHards nre
eeeded ID Masoaroa, winch t t seizaf -
Inc garrison and Government officer!
escapes ;s .,n board some ships which hnp
pened to be in poft, lid arrived safely II
suez. The Egyptian Government IS; con.
templating revenge and the sending oil
fresh troops to the scene OF action. The
cavalry and artillery were also being re.
organized.
~ THE SEw SULTAN.
CoSsTANT1NoPLE, September T.--Abdul
Hamid, the new Sultan, Wns to-day formally
invested with the sword OF Osfnan. All the
ministers were present.
The Eastern War.
A TURKe-RUss1AS WAR DEEMED UyAfofDA-
BLE-BULGARIANS JOINING THE TURKS.
LONDON, September THE standards
Berlin special says: "Since Turkeys de-
ciination OF the armistice a Turkish and
Russian war is deemed unavoidable"
The Standards correspondent at Nissa
states that large numbers Of Bulgar1ans are
Joining the Turkish. army. They show
much feeling against the Seryians because
the latter brought mischief on them.
4 dispatch from Constantinop1e to the
Nens says the British ambassador has made
strong representations to Turkey that if the
war continues the Turks must be prepared
to see Russia openly supporting SerYia.
PREPARING FOR FRESH COMPLICATIONS.
The Rome La liberia says the Minister of
War, foreseeing fresh Eastern complica-
tions, is recalling furloughed officers.
LONDON, September IA correspondent
OF the Times telegraphs from Belgrade that
nothing is certainly known about what is
passing in -A&ezinatz. There is q strong
conviction that another battle was fought
on Monday. Though Russians recently
from the front doubt this, they represent
that the Servian army is reduced to mere
mob, and that the Russian surgeons are re-
turning home.
A correspondent OF the Ne,ns notes ru-
mors OF serious decentralization and disinte-
grafton in the Servian army. Officials at
Belgrade are dumb regarding the situation
at AleXinatz.
The Standards correspondent says seven
Russian medical officers from the front con-
firm the worst about Fridays disaster at
Alexinatz, and also confirm the Turkish
advance on Belgrade Ola Kranievatz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE DAVENPORT & Co., !
STOCK BROKERS AND AUCTIONRERS, Z
FIRST NATL BANK BUILDING, RICHMOND.}
WANTED, TO BUY
$4,000 CITY OF RICHMOND SIX PER CENT
BONDS:
$4,000 CITY. OF RICHMOND EIGHT PEI
CENT BONDS; -',st
$4,000 VIRGINIA CoNsOL BONDS;
$4,000 CITY OF LYNCHBURG EIGHT PEI
CENT. BONDS. .-..s
We buy and sell on commission
CONSOL COUPONS,
STATE BONDS,
CITY BONDS,
RAILROAD BONDS,
INSURANCE and other STOCKS,
and make liberal advances.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
seT-3t stock Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08

General NJ. jeff. Thompson, whose death
at st. Joseph, Mo-, has already been an
nounced. was Il native Of Jefferson county,
Va, having been born at Harper's Ferry.
About thirty years ago General Thompson,
then about twenty-five years of age, moved
to the State OF Missouri, and took up his
residence at st. Joseph, where lie partici-
pated actively in politics, and was elected
to several positions OF responsibility. Du-
ring the Kansas border raids General
Thompson was 4 strong pro-slavery man
and was charged with commanding raids
into Kansas. At the commencement OF the
late war he raised brigade Of cavalry, was
commissioned q brigadier-general in the
Confederate service, and was engaged in
several heavy engagements in Missouri and
Arkansas. After the war General Thomp-
son settled in New Orleans, and at the time
Of his death was engineer Of the State OF
Louisiana, in which position he labored
with zeal for the improvement OF the Mis-
siSSippi !eveeS.
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NEW YORK.

Beeues-Fresh arrivals were %, carIioaGs, S9a-
taiuing $50 head, butnot being a reauinr Market-
day trade Dressed seet was 1aa9ty nc
s'TG airss.EFresh receipts were 266 head, mainly
,nik-fad ycaif, for which there was good denana
at 7@9Ec. d.. Grass calves were in mod so oe
mand and quiet at 3is@l4c. 2 o., or s6gSddg 9
herd. Sales include 90 Mount Holly yeab, 200 70
500 ibs at 7@9c. 90 Mount Holly YEAS, so9 ~
head. :, -, ,, ,voro I, c,1ra
or q S4s head The supply was scarcely equal 70
the wants OF trade. and the market was unusually &C
tive at sustained prices. Ordinary TO prime sheep
ranged from b and common M 10 s9o OF
Choice Jersey and Pennsylvania lambs sold at 1@
Ike. D. Dressed mutton was " de.nahd A. sn,n ~
the sales were ~ se pouds n 2!
SiSc a H. as Jersey lambs, 6S POUNDS, ~ Iass:;
AIS Fen,isyIyanis lambs, s5 pounds at 7e; $50
Pe1,isyganIa lambs, 65 pounds, NJ 61e. ~ fenn.
yyISanfa lambs, 40 pounds ut &C. ana az 9efses
ewes. 81 pounds, at o14c+ {5 ,tri.aI = 10,
fre.EReeeipts were 10 carloads, OF all
hos including Zoe Ohio hogs, lS5 pounds average,
sold alive at $500 q 1G0 bs. Jersey dressed hcss ~
We're in fair demand ut 9a4G 10c. p fo.--Joessas 0
M N, m 9TH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
PETERSBURG.

Ihc market Yesterday was very dull and prices
drooped on all grades. The offerings are not rs
heavy, and the quality generally inferior; the re-
ccipts arc much lighter, and we arc OF opinion the
sampled and unopened Is larger than 1t has been for
several years We report the market dull at quota,
character, sl6@SlS: good leaf, dark, $l1@$l3;
medium grades OF leaf, 7@$9: lugs, long and leafy
S6.5O@SS; Tugs, common, S5.50@S6; primings, "
IN AZ 5O.-Tn6er dDDedl, 9Th. .Es .r.Et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
IySCHBURG.

There Is but little change In the market since our
last report. Prices remain about tlie same. We
therefore continue quotations
Primings, inferior and common, 5Oc.(9Sl.20 !;
mon, S46l5; good dark and red, S5.50@S7: so !;
medium and good yellow, s6@Ss.50; hnc yellow
S25: leaf. inferior md common, S5.50@S7; me
dum good and mixed, $7.5G@sS.5O; good dIS
@sIi.5S fine dark and red, S12.50@S15; good
t1ppled wrappers, slO@$13; fine dappled wrap-
pers, $I4@$20; common and medium bright, S79.
80: common bright wrappers, $10@3l3; good
yellow wrappers, $14@S22; fine yellow wrappers,
.s23@S35; extra yellow wrappers, s3SGs60.-
ke3rS, 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
ALEXANDRA

Fto,s--Fiue. S3.75@S4; snperfne, s4.75@4E:
extra, u. family, $6.50 81; fancy brands
jTIsat-Common to fair, s1@s1.10:. good 10
prime. 81. l0@$1. 13; choice, 81. 13GS1.2O,
Corn.-White, 1904 &c. mixed, 4 &C.; Yellow a6e.
Rxe-45@50c. ~
Odts.-30@38c. ~
/ ChiekeRs.-Spring, $2@$3. =
ButteT.-Prtme, 20D23c.; common to mtddlins,
1O@12c-
E01s.I3@I4c. fssfs ~
Irish Potdtoes.-75c.@S1.25
Wool-Long unwashed, 246E25c.; washed, $40
SAC. nerlno, unwashed, a0@2 lc; lnerino, washcd,
2S@30c. SIS. & ~
SGmnc-aI.26@sl.5O.
Hau.-S15@ 1920 ..f
Flour IS quiet with but light demand, and prices
remain nj quotations. Receipts OF wheat are hgnt,
day at Sl.ls for white, and $1.076S1.13 Tor red
offerings Of 1889 busl,csls. Corn continues to de-
cline and most of tile sales were made To-day az 40
46c offerings of 740 bushels. Rye and oats Quiet,
With sales Mt SOC. for the former, and 3y 3oc.Ior
the lattcr--Gdzette, 6kh.ys it ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
pETROTEUM.

The market IA In better shape with fewer lots Of
fered from second hands, while demand shows some
Improvement. Sales are 5000 barrels refined af
p5sc 10 600 barrels ut Gee. and q 900 barrels re.
fined for Philadelphia delivery a. 26e, and gQug
barrels ut gee Crude In bulk is quoted: at lstl@
15c. crude IN shipping order az Ieanee
ale, Naptha at i4(414Nc. for city. AT Ratsinlorc
refined ut &c.; AT Philadelphls, refined n. 26c.
parker's week; United, s3,S1A; unien, 49. 161At,
aud shipments, a3.9l5 OF! Git, very dull United,
So 80 bid; shipments nominally y
from January S4.057,37g gallons; exports same
time last year OIL AIS, ESQ aaons--Hetc F0fk,
Journal OF Commerce.. 9Th. 81 !. ~ Z. n ~