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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-01
NAT COHEN BROTHERS are Offering

MT COHEN BROTHERS are Offering
81 ACK and COL oRED SILK vELvETs, in all the
new shades, at from 81 to 81 Il yard less than
Also. a'i large lot of vELvETEENs black and
lGrfd # les ' a s asaa hfifss s14o, se5
si.75. $50, 1925, s2.75, and 1926, all of
them fully per cent below present yalns
fancy and evening ST aces: - 49,
very large stock of the finest BLACK CASH: ASH,
MERE inported-all-wo BLACK CASHMERE
III 62Ec., S5c, 9Oc., Sl.05 and $l.25, for such
qualities as would generally cost III least 2o".
also 1.o ful lines of coLoRED CAsHMEREs from
Their STOCK Of ALfACA LusTREs, in black and
colors, at 162c cannot be found anywhere lor
See f hei 1h pR Rss a6op 25c
BtAGk AtPCAs az at sfe s0f
nrice mr. to a5c for silk Lustre-all from SC. 10
S5c. u Yard less than they were formerly sold
4 large stock of CASSIMERES for mems and boys
wear ut a5c., 45c., Co., Use, soc.rsl' S1.2o'
ooo GRIPE VEm Is Si5o, 90 GRAPE Wells,
Of OF wfAITE:RPR0oF, ali Shades ana colors, fully
Box zfs2 Esfa at 75e a woTl OFT
LYo sfsSS. DRAp DsETE at 1926, reduced from
PARIS WHITE FLANNEL at 81, heretofore sold
= 40e. for fall yard wide, tne'qualityr ana all
A large w1e. stock of INDICATED FLANNELs at re-
500 dozen KID KID GLOVES in myrtle green, navy
blue. plIIn, seal brown, and all either shades ln-
/: Guiding Apera Co.'S ut considerably le.s than
Four-button BLACK rKID GLOVES at 81 worth
= 81; three-but;on at ,S5c.; one-eutton BLACh
and COLORED tprincipally Small sizes) at
37sc.; ,,,,,,or,rpy
Just received. See their prices.
so pieces NOTTlNGIIAAf LACE at 12E, Is, l 6as,
20. 25, 35, IS, SO, and G0c.; the best assortment
and lowest prices ever offered ID this city;t
GIMPS, PRINCES, and LACES In great variety
and at-iowcr than general prices;
500 LACE SHADES, very handsome, at fully haH
$50 pieces FoULkRD's BLACK PERcALEs a.
,TWo-PLY. INGRAM CARPET at 800; COT
TAGE ut Csc: TWO-PLY at 80, SIX, 4O-4 .,
SU Rsa2Si CARPET at soc. just reduced
from 67hc.;.
wide, ut 40. as, so, and soc. for the best manu-
featured. DC II
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 2,46s
bushels.
CORN White, 6S4 bushels.
OATS.-726 bushels.
MEAL.-l36 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-JF White, Sc bushels Trry good st S140t
81 bushels at $1.33: 7S bushels ut Sl.2o; 62
bushels at $1.35; 22 bushels ut S1.10; so bushels
very good at Sl.42 so bushels ut 81 .25; 6S bush
els prime ut IL .45 20 bushels at S1.37: 80 bushels
prime on private tcrns-fotal, 500 bushels. Red,
S2 bushels ut S1.3s: SO bushels at S1.32: 80
bushels at $780, 254 bushels very good ut 81. 40 ;
bushels very good at 5143: 100 bIshcl. seed at
$1.4J: 40 bushels at $1.15; Ga bushels at sl.2O; ;
356 bushels ut $1.15: $50 bushels prime at 81 40
LOG bushels nj S1.26; 1872 bushels ut Sl.32; II
bushels at 90c. IL bushels mt 81. %; 100 bphels
prime private terms - bushels very gOod at
SLAB: &c bushels ut S1.17i 104 bushels Mt S1.3 ,
Total. q 56 bushels.
CoRN.--Hhite, AZ bushels very good new ut Soc:
90 bushels prime new at soc; 2J2 bushels prime
at 52c.: 23i bushels good ut 50cct0tal $50 bushels
OATS--22 bushels choice spring ut lc.; 100
bushels spring private tcrmS-tota ~ bushels.
MD.tL.-2S bushels at zoe.
RE-EXIIBITET-
CoIN.-IVhtte, so bushels.
OATS.-5O bushels.
AEAL~<1 0U'bushels.
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TLEVY BROTHERS
ARE THE
LEADERS IN Low PRICES.


While their prices are always the lowest, their
goods are always the very best. They purchase In
large quantities from first hands, and can thus afford
to sell at very small advance on first cost. This
gives them very great advantage small dealers
which advantage they give their customers the behe-
Gt of.
BLEACIIED ana UNBLEACHED COTTON and
StiEETING;
gEDT1CK, SHIFTING, and ClIEvIOT STRIPES
DENNIS;
P1LLoW-CAsE LINEN, LINEN sHEETING,
LINEN DIAPER. COTTON DIAPER;
TOW ELS of every description:
HUCKABACK TABLE DAN1ASK;
DOILEES and NAPKINS in various colors;
PIANO and TABLE-COVERS; .u.-
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSIAIERES; ~
WATERPROOF CLOTHS;
WATERPROOF CLOAKS with hoods, capes,
sleeves and pockets:
GLOVES ami HOSIERY of every description for
men, women, and children;
RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR: u-.'t~E
INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR
for mcn women. and children; ~
Our own make W. W. U. WHITE DRESS
CLOsED-FReN'r UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT at 81
apiece. These slirs are manufactured out of
WAMsUTTA COTTON and fine IRISH LINEN.
They are well made, anu complete ready for the
laundry.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS sold at old value
notwithstanding the heavy advance;
COLORED ALPACAS, BROCADES, and BRO
DERIES in all the fashionable shades;
CASHMERE and every style of FINE DRESS
GOODS;
4 very handsome stock o. CALICOES;
MOTTO and PICTURE-FRhMES;
PICTURE-CORD and NAILS, ....a! .sa.
Please call and examine stock, as you will be
well repaid for your trouble. ...-.a ..... HI.
Rccollcct the p!acefor bargains Is
LEVY BROTHERS..
80. 19l7 and 10l9 Main street.
Country merchants. purchasing for cash. are in
ritcd to IN examination Of wholesale depart.
| mcnt. &C 81
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PROPOSALS.
> j.. VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY,)
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT u
'.I7 0crnhnr al 1870

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT (.
.'' .'.. October 81, 1876. } ,
NTOTICE.-SEALED,.P RoPOSALs win
~ he received at this Office UNTIL FRIDAY, No
vember Sd mt IL O'Clock NJ, to furnish the Virginia
Pcuitentiary for the months OF November ana De-
cember, free of charge for package ana drayagie
Superintendent may orter-yiZ: ,-.f..,,
$4,000 pounds CLEAR-RlB BACON,
2S60 bounds BROWN SUGAR tsanpeJ,
I10G bounds RIO COEEEE. lsamplel,
10 harr,Is EXTRA ASUPERFlNE. FLOUR
Virginia or western BRAND. mrs
Z 55o ipaIlons MOLASSES tsalnplc),
(! sacks SALT fbrandlt
= 6o0 bushels BOLTED C0RN-MEAL,
Sc barrcls NORTH CAROLINA CLiPfED
..f' - HERRINGS, !. t..,,es .axl5
$500 pounds RlCE,, :, ,..,.,
= ,ionS bushels IRISH POTATOES (Sampiel
o0I cords PINE WOOD. ;.
Should the number Of to DC o fe sp
~ thase sI1nncs the quantity OF each may DC alterea
40 he Superintendent may require. 80
AGENTS ONCE, iIl2 Cary street upon aphlcatio eict
rhc BOARD of Directors reserve the T1gn1 20 reeo'
~, !. ~, nr nj nronosas Offered. t G. 2. CROSS,
." ~ nyoI-st First Assistant superintendent.
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mr PURE COD-LTyER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION. !.

we have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and of patients who have taken It, that IL
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other OIL. "
We guarantee it to be entirely pure and fresh
free from r.ncidity, and fully possessing all orsthe
,y,nderful remedial properties claimed for the pes,
cod-liver oil. h l, . sots,x
:, Importing and Dispensing pharn acists,
90 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Ne. 1
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

MANY CENTENNIAL. BUILDINGS TO BE PUT
upAr AUCTIoN--TERRIBLE EXpLosI
A CoAL-M1NE-AN oFFICIoUs FEDERAL
OFFICE HOLDER ENDEAv0RING TO MAKE
TRoUBLEINN NEW YORK--A spECK oFWAR
BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY-DILA-
TORY TACTICS OF THE FORTE, &C., &C.
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~ SECONDARY FIRE At TorEKA.-Iope-
~, KE., October 3Q.-1'he Palace Hotel,
ID which were the Offices OF the Kansas Pa
c.ljc raihoad, was burned last night. 1t is
supposed to be the work OF an inccndlary,
r. The hotel had been closed for some
months, the first floor only being used as an
enl.a@-holisc. The furniture, which was
stored III the second story, was mostly saved.
Los not aSccrtaincd. "''.
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.csNSoT HE ESCELLED.

CuARLEsTowN, March 10, 1859.
II. Il. STEVENS sod vo,r
Dear sr,-This is to certify that have used your
-" blood Preparation" in, my, family Tor se'erai
wears, and think that for scrofula or Cahkero on
Hunlors. or Rheumatic affections, it cannot DC eS
oo,Ied and as a blood-purifer aud spring medicine
e. Tho host thing have ever used, and have usen
almost everything. 1 can cheerfully recommend !.
to any one In need Of such medicine, tt[ g
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DISsMoHE. u husse'i ''t eet
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 31.-GOld opened at II 0.
Noon.-Stocks active and steady. Money, Q.
Gold, 109R. ExchanSe-Lens, 1929; short. 4S4H.
States quiet but strong. Governments active and
strong
Erening-Moncy more active at 2. Sterling
quiet ut 1921. Gold, 1094@109E. Governments
active and steady. States quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE. -
BALTIMORE. October 31-VIrginia 6's, deferred,
G4; consols. 6e4; second series, IS.
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BOARDING.
DOARDING-HOUSE,

~ 7,,FpASKLIN STREET, CORNER OF EIGHTH
NO. - -. 1870 STREET. srt,.= II 49,
PLEASANTLY located In central part OF the c,.s
one saliare from the Capitol Grounds and ghe Er
n,,,lg a Tsbacco Exchange cu!ton-hou post
Office depots, and churchss Of all depomihalons
City railway By che door, ICONS
and baih attaeiled furnished or nnlrnlshea, Day
and transent boarders odated Ie5ns mea-
crate.
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9}if,,nond nlspatth.
Observation-Disclosures y 'N.O,
,rrEHSBURG.

NV. ,rrrST OF THE ALLEGED
uINl "'" ,nnprSs ny SENATOR wlFHERS~-
TR'S' ,>n THE CANvAsS-STATlsIicA'
1jiE N", ~ MEETlNG--C oSE
iN?'ENNa,,,". ~,ox--TsE POPULATION OF rE-
~ 49,. ,rro1NrMENT OF MAHsHALs.
TE'>''> ,cnce Of the Richmond Dtspatch.l .
1t'T">'N OcroRER 81, 1876.
,.o ,ayrolI. white man iateE emplo!eu
":.r..watrhman at the btaho,ora cotto''
s. H., was this morning arrested OH WIZ
t", harclnv him with steating large Quan''-
r'a . hrasS saddles and collars betohgmg
"'' , ~ ,nsrh;acry ~ the mill: Inc tneit Is
.o,", ~, +, have been committed While nc
"I' ,,sr(r Il The mill. These collars and
NJ" ",.. ;wcntv-tjvc cents each, ana the
caps Wv, ..,leu would aggregate over $500
h"',,,' Thr police to-day recovered three
"''. ,,i ,,,3 inv pounds Of the little pieces.
"" ,."% H',i hryY >oid by Carroll to one OF
w.: :.,,'I Establishments ut ten cents per
fr"m":. N1hcr> Will address the citizens
,r'.,r,'snyl. tomorrow night from the
,t,,,s, steps. The opcn-air speaking
.', .,rl,rrl necessary Ivy reason o! the fact
<',,Mn Academy OF Music. our only public
,., ~ any size. ! engaged on that night by
.,,. rirhinr>-Brrnard Opera Troupe.
~, ]i,tle singular that in community
...'.. =, strongly Radical rs this there Is but
.',- uay,> ana Wheeler flag floating 10 the
r-,.,.: and this is in the backyard Of
,r,a.3,.can citizen and o,licc-holder.
III. h,y> II our city are crincing lively
,.,.,.-... n This canvass. They show II not
og,y nv attending the political meetings, but
- -.;>.a- flags all about The city.
I'll, Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
-,r4 company to-day occupied the new
..,..~,,~> an second street recently fitted up
,,r ,!,.. >iarcAoI>c department. The new
I'M. Hing, furnish mich greater room and
.a.yrajrHcr.
barring the month oi October the Mayor
s..g1,..l Of lS5 cases h"oHght INTO his court
r., ,la police. and collected 5000 in fines
D..,a. :hc sam" period eight marriage
',.rr,., were issued in this city-two TO
viii. aal six II rolorei couples.
1, lie meeting "i In" Common Council
.a.,..ary,w AFTERNOON il i probable 4 report
,..s lr ,la,l" by ihr special committee APP
SCENTED - make investigation OF the reI:l-
ions oi the city 81 Petersburg to the City
Point branch 81: The Atlantic, Mississippi
All 0aio railroad.
T." the * months ending to-day the
r.,.;ii>>jnu,. oi the Revenue has issued
..n.~> - merchants and others commence
H. la,.H">> during that time amounting in
Lax - ~I.2:S. II may he remarked in this
..a,nripn that within The past six weeks.
IN Consequence ot The raids after the I'M
.n>ed NG@ur-d"ucrS. about -. 300 has
~ turned into the Stale Treasury in IL
..a,-1IN ana ,jMr>.
vi, pro,,-". &young woman OF good fam
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Dr. Isaac Hayes, the Arctic explorer, re-
cards the British Polar Expedition as a
failure, and still retains his belief in the
open Polar sea.
A very large and enthusiastic Swiss mass
meeting was held at Paterson, Nd, Satur-
gay, In which the leading Weayers working
III The silk factories took an ACTIVE part.
liz meeting endorsed 'Tilden and Hen
dricks. .
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Further accounts from Cuba tcllro the
Very disastrous effects OF the late hurricane
III the interior OF the island. The sugar
crop, which promised large yield, was
much Injured, and several more shipwrecks
al. also reported
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- = 30
oEsTEsNIAnsss
The Centennial lsnearly over, andt the
RICHMOND FAIR
has commenced; and persons visiting the Fair should
60. no. forget to Gala
-. ..ft ,.a.,sYcLE ERs'
to buy their
Dry GOODS,
-. for they will
,sAvEFRoMF1FTEENToT TWENTY PER CENT.
by calling on them, They win have
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS i.
toexbiblt this week.


| 80 pieces BROCADE DRESS GOODS at zoe. pc
| yard, never sold for less than 35c. per yard be
fore; - tss ..-
90 pieces more of those DRESS GOODS at l2sc
/ " worth 25c.; ,-s,.s
200 pieces DRESS GOODS from 25c to 81 per Yard
which is certainly the largest and most complet
stock In the city. ~ -.s.t..f G--
Look at our CSC. KID-GLoyES.
BLACK ALPACAS ut 20c. worth 25c., at Csc. wortf
! 3Oc., at Soc worth Soc, at 35c worth 40c., a
| 40c. worth 50c., at SOC. worth 60c., at Coo
worth Csc. ut 65c. worth Toe. ut Toe. worth
| S7ac. at S7Hc. worth 81, at SOC. worth Sill 0
! per yard each. These are certainly the cheapest
| ALPACAS ever sold in Richmond.
Look at our 45c. CACHEMIRES. r: .n-
ut them.
Look at our stock of CoRsETs from Soc to $3.50
Very cleap.
IR ISL POPLINs at 75c. and 81 per yard worth
$1.25 and $3.50 per yard.
Look at orr FURS.
new stock of BUsTL Els just opened.
COLORED SILKS in great variety. from SIC. TO
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' USDERWEAE-a most complete stock
just receivcd-extra cheap. Look at our AfERI.
NO VESTS, two for 81.
We have complete stock of GENTLEArEN'S NE
RHO SHIRTS at very low prices.
4 handsome stock OF new styles of BALAIORAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut a low margin
BED-sPREADs-a beautiful and complete stock on
hard.
We have a large stock of HORSE-BLANkETS, very
cheap. '
A large and complete assortment of BLANKETS.
$50 sets OF FURS from So per set to $50 per set
the cheapest in the city.
HANDMADE SACQUEs and HOODS for children.
$50 pieces OF FLANNEL at 15c. worth 20c., at
zoe. worth Zoe, at 25c. worth 30c., at soc.
worth 35c.. at 35c. worth 40c., at 40c. worth
soc. The cheapest FLANNELS are at SYCLE
BROTHERS..
Look ut our CLOAkS..
800 pair of BLANKETS from $l.25 to So per
pair. @, .eEs. ,..
Look at our 81 BLANKETS.
$50 of the latest styles of CLOAKS from IS to S25,
which is the halldsomest and most complete stock
in the State OF Virginia.
Look ut our TOWELS at 1916
CAsSIMFRES ! CAsSNIERES !CAssIMERES!
CASSIMERES from 80. 80, 40 As, 90, 60, rs, So
S7G, 90c.. and 81 per yard, and up to 81 per
yard.
Look ut orr 75c. and 81 per yard CASHMERE, n
special bargain.
80 pieces CARPETS from lSc. to al.2o per yar3.
Look ut our handsome RUGS.
800 sTAwLs from 32c. to s25 each.
Look ut our TABLE-LiNENS.
TABLE-LlNESsSa and NAPKINS-ac complete stock.
LINEN NAPKINS at 75c. per dozen, and thousands
of other goods too numerous to mention for
want OF space.
DO not buy before looking ut our stock.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
No. 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets
Formerly Isaac and Julius Sycle. c31
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OYSTERS.


4 CARD TO OYSTER CON-%A "a
n SUAERS.-As the oyster season Is WAkNg
fast approaching, beg to inform my, W.,
friends and the public generally that an sat In
business, and have enlarged my facilities to receive
any quantity Of OYSTERS needed to I'll al orders,
the large warehouse Of j. c. Smith, No. 17i3
Cary street between Seventeenth and Eshsteshnit c
place viii keep, either Wholesale retail, and will
Sell, FRESH OYSTERS, opened every day, solid
strained, for 81 per gallon; and win .hquor as
made arrangements with large planters on York and
other rivers will always keep large supply OF small
Continuance OF the patronage literally bestowed
uDon me In the past THREE or four years. MY OLD
trade know are aware OF my facilities, which are
uneGualed by any others in the city. in soliciting
new customers, all ask Is. trial guarantee al,
my OYSTERSFRESH, equal to any in the city, and
prices US low. Oyster tqlor viii be given away at
any time during, fine day free Of charge an OYs.
TIERS will be delivered free TO az seposS or any
Of the city. ..,.;fI JAMES H. SA1Naiuo'
oc 30-lwf
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MILLS oH TIE MERSEY BURNED.-LiUer-
p1Di, october 3o.-The mills Of the Mcrsey
>e"d-trushing Company were destroyed by
IRE to-day. The loss is 100000 and more
Than 800 hands are thrown out OF employ
lGrnt.
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aG3 LEVY BROTHERS invite the at
tention Of visitors to the city to their large
and well-selected stock OF DRY GOODS, NO.
TIOSs, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, UNDER
WEAR; In all the most complete stock to be found
in the State. oc 81
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. so,1ncn oF GREAr ANXIETY.

My daughter has received great beneht from Tue
rse of yEGErIsE. Her declining health was
source of great anxiety to all herfrienes lew n1s
t,es Of the yEGETINE restored her heath' strength
and appetite. ny, r. II.t.te Agent.
II !: No.49 Sears Building, Boston ~ mass e
= June 5, 1872 +. j. b ,Ts5 s .ss .a.ssa
yEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
oc 7-S&W2t
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m-LARGE ADDITIONS TO oUl

@ STOCK OF CLoAKs.
Having added fully fifty CLoAKs 10 our former
assortment we now show the most complete line in
the city. We have marked our CT OAKS lower than
sold at retail in New York, guarantee our styles
and prices to be such as will give satisfaction.
CLOAKS at every price from So up to the finest
made. ...g.. .s.
sHAWLS In great variety at popular prices;,
a large stock Of FURS, FUR CAPS, FUR-TRISr-
MiNG
WoKsTED PRINCES in new patterns-ali colors.
Every article sold at the lowest price ut IT.
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc31 10l7 and 1919 Main street.
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TIE AMERICAS MEDIUM SENTENCED TO
THE IIoJ,G OF C0ERECTIoN.-Lrndo1t, Octo-
Der 3l.--ln the Bow-Street Police Court TO-,
&ty tho presiding magistrate, after careful
summing up in the case OF Slade, the Amcrl-
c,n medium. prosecuted under the Vagrant
:,''. ,ru,"nccd the prisoner under the cN-
j"."' penalty OF the law-viZ., three
30 mas confinement at hard labor IN the
House Of Correction. Counsel for the dc
fence @.yc notice OF IN appeal; pending
which SHADES previous bail was accepted:
lis sentence Of the Court was received
".'A mingled applause and Kisses by the
Spectators
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=
SPEC1AT NOTICES.

Ok AfOAlR
ad THE EXHIBITION
AT LEVY BROTHERS
IS NOW THE TOPIC OF CONVERSATION
u. us 81 In THE CITY.5 1 5. 4 81
Their 10-4 WHITE BED-BI.ANKETs at $3.50
and 90 are said to be as good as those generally
sold at 81 and $5 pair, while those ia
echeap at 81; {; 4 +. s.s3
Double-f0ld BLACK ALPACAsat 25c.a yard-the
slime goods usually sells for 35c.
Particular attention is called to the BLACK AL
.PACAa at SOC. "a yard-fuliy as good rs any sold
formerly ut 75c.
25 pieces HEAVY KERSEY at 25c. q yard;
Heavy UNBLEACHED COTTON, FLANNEL at
10c. yard; 1,;slS H.. ts;lif.al 8t,t7 !,
Great bargains In FLANNELs of every description.
Zoe 31J sz -:
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Sy telegraph.

~ heicSraph.
NEW YORK.
sss tG Ga!es o 1T ii!s@ii 5-lGc Tlonr-southern
steady: common to fair extra, s522@SGS9; good
Tor choice. Corn irner with fair demand; 5SlG0r
Glc for unsraded westera mixed; 5sAc; ;. for red
without material change. Concc-Rio firm. Sugar
quiet aud firm. 4Ioksses-FOrcign grades dull.
Rice unchanged and in moderate demand. Tailow
heavy 1T SEC isOsin firm ut S2GIS2. 10. Tnrpcn-
tine irm.a SIC. Pork unsettled: new, ST.. Lard
firner: prime steam. $9.90@S1Q. Wits key
shade tIrner at $1.ls@a1 .13G. Frcights easicrfor
grain. u,
BALTIMORE. October 3l.-Flnur dull ana IN
changed Whey mere ssG d rT Tr r sood
prime. s l.2sMSl .35; anher, sl.3s@S1 AZ; white
%aox 5e s qet u Ina heayy
Rye dull AMI steady. Provisions duh and I'M
changed. Coffee in good demand and firm hut ul.
changed. Whiskcy-Small sales at Sill. sugar
active and firm at 11A@1l7.c.
..-. LOUISVILLE. . ..-...
LOUISVILLE. October 31.-Flour firm and I'M
changed Wheat firm; red; sl oS@S li3: mT Td
i've; White. 4sc.: mixed, 46c. Rye, CSC. Oats
dun and unchanged. Pork nominal. Bulk-meats
scarce firm, and nominal. acon quiet n,in se;,ay
99sc. Sugar-c,lred hams &c. Lard in fair demand
and lower fierce, lOis@loac. Whiskey steady ana
0''i''nse0' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI October 31.-F!our firm but not quo
tablv higher Wheat higher: red. S1.15@Sl.27.
Corn in good demand. Oats dun and unchanged.
RYE uuict and steady. Barley dull and nominal.
PORT quiet and steady ut &1650. Lard IN good de-
nand stean-rendcre'I DC kettle.rendered, io
loAc. Bulk-meatS In light demand; nohcrs urn urn
SIZE. Bacon steady and in fair demand shoulders,
re clear rib-sdes, S4dS7sc. clear sides, 9sa 9ac
Whiskcy dull and lower at Sl.07.
ST. LOUIS. ..r-.-.
CT orrS October 31-FIOur weak and dull.
Wheat-No. 2 red fail, 81 .22GtS1 22E; No. 3 red
fall, $1.l3. Corn-No mixed, 1890 dic,, No mo-
steady ut FSc Barley dull and unchanged. Whis-
key Steady and unchanged. Pork dull and un-
changed. Lard easier 1T 9GGl93c. Ruk meats inac,
tive: 6 81. and sac for shoulders, clear rib, and
clear sides, loose packed SC. higher. Bacon mac
tive: 73.G7as, s4@s7S. and 9E@92Sc for shoulders:
clear rib, and clear Sides
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-01
Flour.

Fine. s3.50@$3.75; superane. So, extra super
fine, s5:75@ 81; eommon family. s.5o; fancy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-01

n,s,i4rfI.HEADs. ST to $40 per reaIa, at tue
t3DJsPATCH PRINrIN9-HOUsE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-01
NEW YORK ITEMS.

New York. October 3l.-The store OF
Abraham Bisthitf, at No. 903 Broadway, was
robbed on Sunday night OF $4,000 worth OF
goods. ~ e,..
Charles Williamson alias Charles Stevens
alias Perrin, convicted Of forging the bonds
of the New York Central, and Buffalo, New
York and Erie Railroad Companies, was
sentenced to the States prison to-day for
fifteen wears. 81. ....,s,
one dispatch received here reports that
seven persons were killed by the accident
on the Delaware, Lackawana and Western
railroad, at Gouldsboro'; and another says
that nine were killed. ,., .4
The police to-day raided numbers OF lot
terry places throughout the city, going under
the name OF the :. Kentucky Lottery" me
parties in charge were arrested, and Win
their stock, carried to the station-houSes.