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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-26
United States Mail.
WEST VIRGINIA.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON Nav 20, 1870.

PROPOSALS WILL be RECEIVED AT
the Contract Office Of this Department
until 8 o'clock P. N. OF July 18th, 1870, Ito
DO decided by the 3lst !of July for carry
ing the mails Of the United Statesfrom DC
to6cr /, 1870, TO June 30, 1877, on the fol-
lowing routes In the State Of WeAt Virginia
and by the schedule Of departures and ar
rivals herein specified, viz: sm.. u
1876 From Capou Bridge to Capon
Springs, 10 miles and back, twicea
week.
Leave Capon Bridge Monday and
Friday az 8 a. NJ;
Arrive at Capon Springs by IAN;
Leave Capoh Springs Monday and
Arrive at Gapon Bridge by +. 81.
BondIequired with bid $500.
1916 From Roaring Creek to Talbot, 10
miles and baclI once a week.
Leave Roaring Creek Wednesday at
Arrive at Talbotts bySP.M; ~
Leave TalbOtts Wednesday at 4 p NJ;
Arrive at Roaring Creek by Pm.
Boyd required with bid, 500.
124l7 From Winfield, by Red House Shoals,
10 Flat Fork, 40 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Winfield Monday ate A. Nj
Arrive ut Flat Fork by7PM;
Leave Flat Fork Tuesday at GA. NJ;
Arrive at Winfield by 7P.M
/, Bond required with bid, $780,
l9ils From Grifithsyille,by CARROTS Bend
and Upper Falls Of Coal, TO Saint
Albans, l9 miles md back, once q
week. lrf r.r
Leave Grifithsyille Saturday atsA,M;
Arrive OF 81. Adams by I'm.
Leave 81. Adams Saturday ut P. NJ;
Arrive ut GifIithSville by or. NJ.
Bond required with bid, $l2O.
1919 From Fort Gay, by WarGeld, Ky, TO
Mouth Of Pond, KY, 81 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Fort Gay Monday at O A. NJ;
Arrive at Mouth Of Pond Tuesday by
I'm.
Leave Mouth OF Pond Tuesday at l
i. Nj; ~
Arrive at Fort Gay Wednesday byF
P.M. ~
Bond required with bid, $500.
1890 From Cove Creek toLogan C. H., 40
miles and back, once week.
Leave Cove Creek Monday ut A. NJ;
Arrive ut Wayne c. If: y,Sr.M;
Leave Wayne CHI. Tuesday al 8 Am;
Arrive at Cove Creek by Sr.M.
Bond required with bid, 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

OCTOBER 24-There has been very marked inn
provement in all branches OF business tile past
kept busy filling orders, and note The trains going
out are heavily laden daily. Money matters, too,
quite easy Paper maturing Is generally promptly
met, and but few renewals asked. glzf 1!gIlt:
Cotton has arrived freely the past few days. and
has met an active market both shippers and spin
ners buying quite freely. Factors are disposed to
sell on arrival, there being nothing In the future to
induce any one to hold, Prices rule low owing to
the heavy receipts at ports and the large stock on
band Every Indication points to larger crop this
year than last. Some think 4, 5000 bales Should
this be realized planters must expect low prices du-
ring the SEASON.
Tobacco has been In better demand the past week.
Desirable stock for manufacturers Is rather scarce
advance paid on bright Kinds. Some little of the
new crOp has arrived, ;tnd when well cured brings
good prices. Primings rule from SEC. to $2.i
busa .ti advance H Prime brings sl.s5 @sI.4o.
Peanuts.-The new crop begins to appear III mar
ket and small sales hayebeen n,ade at $l.20GSl 20
bushcl. The crop this season Is reported to be OF
excellent quality and large in quantity. We know
of one farmer who expects to sell 5000 bushels.
Cott0n.-The market since our last has been ac-
tive, although New York has ruled dull. Liverpool
basis of 9ac. for middlin2 grades. Low grades are
very dull at New York, and tending down. Planters
must expect low prices for such we quote: Md
ding, 9&@9Ac; low middling, 9@0sc. good ordi-
isaThc rceepts 81 Wheat light, and inillers
buying freely on arrival. Common wheats yet low
at eSnSda ps EGSs ssea q WIes
of desirable kinds commanding from Sl.f0 10
S1.50- i.
bring little more II well cleaned and white.
0dts.-Sprlng, 3S@40c.; winter oats, 46G1h0e.
sPea1utS.-Market quiet. The stock OF OLD Is ex-
nd ss Brine Is srsy8 sgS
Beams aad Peqs;-Blackeye p peas, u; beans n2mi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
! NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

OCTOBER 24.-Again was 1t dull day. The
beautiful bright weather dit not reflect itself In the
brilliancy of business The adaSe about the sluggish
ness Of presidential year j. At iast tnlly
vindicaling itself The cry Is everywhere: Where
Prints continued their downward revolution, and
to-day Merrimacks, Sprugues, RichmOnts, and
Southlridges subsidized In cheerful companionship
to &c. There Is great grumbling about the guarantee
system. and Individually It's defenders are few Even
those who adopt II, and think 1t the ouy thing they
can do say 1t is abomnable and some OF these 81
its abolition is not mpracticable were people to stick
together shoulder to shoulder, decree Its cessation,
and hold firm TO their decision In the absence OF
dry goods chamber board of trade this united ac-
ton does not appear to he feasible la anything, and
the IshmaeIitish method, with every mans band
against every other man, IN PtckwicRian sense, OF
course, oadeeply rooted In dry goods pohacs
to be easily overturned; -.
Print-cloths were simply stagnant, and nominally
at Axe. 80 days, for best extra 64-squares. How
ever, one cannot call anything market price when
there are 10 transactions.
The same deplorahle inactivity prevailed every
where In everything taken rs whole though mere
and there some particularly attractive goods Waula
sell well enough, and there was or course, WIN re-
orders and orders from travelling statesmen, who de-
part like the swallows for more congenlai regions
when metaDhoricaly frozen cut Of New York, some
little doing all over. - i.sE. I,
But Il is Il slow market, and without exception no
one appears to hope any sort OF improvement Ill
after the election, and perhaps a week after.
The auction sales fve IN numPeri anu pre-.
scented nospecial features the goods going on falfy
though no doubt tho auctiopeers would have liked TO
hayp seen more buyers than they did.-Jonr:,as Of
In n11er
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miles: Warlock, 10s pounds, S35 to $50:
BIZ Bruce, 9S pounds, S35 to S4s: GALWAY,
194 pounds, S225 to $40; the field consisting
OF Lady black, 80 pounds; Modock, IS
pounds; Paladin, 101 pounds; Courier, 90
pounds; Kenny, s5 pounds, and Tom
O'Neil, 1o1 pounds, $40 to S25.
L bird race-Bowie akes-four-mile
heats: Add, 70and 10; Hertzog, 30; Big
Sandy, % and 30; Picolo, IS and II.
NEW MARKET RACES.
LONDON, October 28.-At the New Market
Houghton meeting to-day the race for the
Dillingham; handicap resulted in dead heat
for the first place between the American
horse Bay Final and the English horse
Broadside; Lady Maiden third.
In running off the dead heat, Bay Final
won by half n length. The betting was FIVE
to four in favor OF Broadside.
Spain.
HAVANA, October 26.-Another steamer
from Spain arrived to-day with 1000 troops.
MADRID, October 2s.-An persons impli-
Gated in the recent conspiracy are to be
tried before the ordinary tribunals. Among
the documents discovered by the Govern
ment are DEGREES signed by Ruiz Gorilla
comforting public appointments upon the
intended leaders Of the instruction, and
bonds redeemable after the success of the
movement. All the military men arrested
were on the half-pay list.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
New YORK CATTLE MARKET n

OCTOBER 24.-Beepes.-Eorw want Of sufficient OF:
ferings there was nothing doing IN beef
Dressed beef had very moderate call mt 4Gs7,sc.
d. for common to choice native beef sides. sisJs ).
Calres-Fresh receipts were 2S9 head, mainly
nlilk-fed Ycals The demand was only moderate, and
the market about steady ut former quotations. Or
binary to good veals ranged from 10 Sc. D b. and
poor to prime grasers from So to $3.50 y head.
Sales include 50 State grlssers nc IS Ts head; 10
State grassers at and 81 Mount Holly veals
200@l400 tbs., at 6@9kc. p h.
Sheep and Ldm6s-Fresh receipts were IL car
loads, or 2,348 head. There was scarcely any de-
mand and the market was dull and depressed at the
lowest figures Of the season. Ordinary good sheep
ranged from 45sc. q d., and poor to prime lambs
from 5@64c.. Dealers report = dub trade at 5@9c.
p %. for dressed mutton and lambs. Slles include
201 Ohio sheep, So lbs. average at &C. 10; SO State
Ohio sheep, 95 be-, at Ssc, and l3S state lambs,
72 lbs, at &c. II @ Eg43s5s.sE
S,oine.-Fresh arrivals were 6 carloads, contain
ng $40 hogs, all consigned direct to shngterers.
None offered for sale alive.-JournGl Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
LOUISVILLE LEAF-ToBACCo MARKET.

OCTOBER 23.-The market was quiet but steady
with sales aggregating no lIogsheafs.
The Farmers House sold II hogsheasS: hogs
heads Robertson county (Tcnnessee) leaf Mt $40,
1910, 1910. $3.50; 8 hogsheads Robertson county
(Tennessce) Tugs ut S6.40, Sc, S6 hogsheads Ohio
county Tugs ut $5.e5, S445; 2 lioeshe:tds Simpson
county leaf at $40, 81: 2 hogsheads Simpson
county Tugs ut S4.25, :4.55;3 hogsheads liarren
county feat at 81 20, $50, So; hogshead Bar
rem county Tugs at $3.50.
The Nintl-Strcct House sold 80 hogsheads: IA
hogsheads Mnhlenburg County leaf at SI0.75.
$l0.75, $40, SD, 1910, 500, SO, $500, $3.50,
Ohio County leaf at 5000 $40, $3.50, soao rand
s7.10 6 hogsheads Brec,tinridge County leaf at
hogsheads Davies County low leaf at $3.50 aud
$3.50; 2 hogsheads Breckenridge County Tugs NJ a0
and $4.S5 !; ! hogShead Mnhienburg County low
Tugs at 1910.
The Pickett House SOLD 1O3 hogsheads: s hogs
heads Missouri good leaf at S10.75. $1,000, $40,
SO. $40, 1910, $3.50, 1920; hogsheads Nils
souri, common leaf Ut SO, $3.50, 81, $3.50, 5000,
SG.lO: l hogShead Missouri Tugs at 80 90 hogs
heads Missouri Ut privattssalc.
jrhe Louisville House sold Il ho2sheats A nogs-
heads Butter county leaf and Jugs at 1910, S740
S4 AS, $40 hogsheads Mllhlenburg county leai
and Tugs at S10.75, $3.50, S5.45, aud S3.25 3
hocsheads Heart county leaf and Tugs mt vs., $3.50
and s4lO hOgsheaCs Adair county leaf and lugs
Mt 81. 80, $3.50. and 1918. ssa.
The Planters House sold kogsheads: z hogs
heads Barren county leaf and Tugs mt 80 30, $3.50
1850, 1920, SO, 81. ard 81 80; h0gshtads War.
rem county leaf ut SO. 80 and 50
nal. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 26, 1876.
Since eur last weekly review of the Richmond TO-
bacco market there has been no change worthy OF
report Prices have been finn, with nm upward ten
dency. especially for bright wrappers.
The breaks to-day comprised 100 liogsheads, 10
ticrces, and boxes The offerings ut suction on
Change wire % packages. Of which number 20
we're taken in, and the remainder sold Mt prices
ranging from 500 to SS..3.
We continue our quotations.:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lugs-very
common. 1905; medium 10 good, SO 500 !; ex-
ira, s7.50@$9. Leaf-Common, 57@$S medium,
S9@s10; good. $11@s12.50; fine, $12.56@
1850; extra fine, suited for the Mediterranean
market, $l7@sls; fine extra black wrappers,
BRIcHT-Lugs-Co Common, ss@s1o: medium to
good, S1l@S12.50; fine smoking, Sl5@$2O; ex-
tra smoking, s2o@sso.s Lear Common TO lnedi-
um, S9@$12: good to fine, $12@$I5; extra fill
ers, S15@$17.50. Wrappers-Conmon, S15@
$40; medium to good, s20@S35; fine, 35@$50 !;
extra, $80@$9O,
MAHo Any rappers-C Common, 81 500
$25; medium to good, S25@$30; fine, S35@$40 ;
extra, S45@S55.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

GENERAL LoE1NG's FATE IN DoUBT.-The
London IjmeS'S account OF the second
disastrous Egyptian expedition into Abys-
>!n'I mentions that Loring Pasha, an Anne
f!can officer, and several others OF the same
nationality, formed part Of the stan OF
frInce lassan, lis commander, but their
Individual fate i not recorded. The
Arrt expedition, whose slaughter the second
went 70 avcngc, was totally eXterminated,
from the humblest soldicrto the general-in-
c,AiT. Ii" only exception being the Count
Ge Llchy, who was left for dead but came
to, and lived for a fortnight in the midst
o; iAdcscribablc suffering, crawling from
pace 70 place, supporting himself on herbs
anu roots, drinking the water remaining in
'iIe TASKS Of his dead companions. &c was
subsequently earned OIL as a prisoner.
He LorinS Pasha above referred to Is
General ". W. Loring, formerly an officer
Of The United States army, and afterwards
d iAalor-general in the service OF the Con-
Tolerate States. At the close cf the late
ei'il war General Loring accepted service
III Inc army Of the khedive OF Egypt, and
ehloycd the reputation OF being u brave and
energetic officer. .a..,...,.s.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

SAVED EY AlR-BEAKEs-A THRILLING IN
clpGNr oy THE RA1LRoAD.-The PottSville
-NI.T| .jpHTN0! says:
- th.llin. incident occurred on the
North PENNSYLVANIA railroad, near Amber
,:l:Ion. one night recently. The western
express down. crowded with 600 pas>en-
.cr>. waS dashing along at a rapid rate,
~:ilr iii excursion train at equal speed, ana
shout the same number of passengers, was
hv.ag up to meet il. The curve above Am
h.rr station prevented the engineers from
,.rinG each others trains until they were
almost together. One train was provided
with air-hrakcs, which were instantly APP
!ird, while the brakes Of the other train
Mere also frantically ierked to the last
No'ra. Fire flew in streams from the air
aaAr> By the terrible friction, but they
stopped the train when the locomotives
were but cars length apart. Very few OF
The passengers knew that they had so mar
f2wly escaped a most fearful disaster"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET,

OCTOBER 23.-The offerings were light the past
week, consisting principally of primings. which sold
fully up to quotation figures. Occasionally some
old tobacco is Sold and commands very satisfactory
prices. We continue quotations:
Prfmings, inferior and common, S1.259S1.75;
good and fine, $2@$4 Tugs, inferior AMI COM
mon, s4@s5; good dark and red, s5.50@57 80;
medium and good yellow, $6@Ss.50; fine yellow
smoking, sS.50@sl2; extra yellow smoking, $3.50
S22 leaf, inferior and common, $3.50 @S7.50; me-
dunn good and mixed, $7@$8.50; good dark
@s15; good dappled wrappers, sIOG$Ii .5O !;
line dappied wrappers, s13GS1S; common and
medium bright, S7@s9: common bright wrappers,
fine yellow wrappers, S2o@$25; extra yellow
wrappers, $2S@S40.-Ne,cs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

OCTOBER 24.SSpirits Turpentine.-Oiicial
quotations strong ut 32c per gallon for southern
ut 32c., a,,ss-.. #.s .ss.. .ss,., y,
400 barrels good strained ut 81 .55 a barrel.
Tar-Oflcial quotations firm ut $l.65 q barrel
Sales Mt quotations.. 49,,
Crude T'urpentime.-Officia quotations FIRM n,
81 80 for hard and So go for yellow dip and virgin
the latter subject to reduction Of one fifth.
Cotton.-Olticial reports steady, with sales OF 20
following arc the official quotaao Ordinary, &c
p D.: good ordinary, Sc d.; low mlddllng, 9Nc
= 10 Quotations conform to the classihcations o.
the American Cotton ESchange--Star. $50. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE n1ARKKT.

This market Is teetotaliy duh. Horses continue
10 show heavy oyerstock. and no demand worthy
OF mention: only one sr two soualsernf buyers are
In but their requirements are limited, and what
few horses they Tay buy will not affect general
conditions. There is no eastern. inquiry, and
local wants are extremely limited. The horses
now op .rand are Just .seating mp their owners
in fec bills so that5he true economy Is for them
r., be returned tosthe country again. Some aol
haad we're snipped back last week, and more
,a, ~ So,Iow Il tie saving Of expense Is
a fhg Of Consideration byowners There is scarcely
any sale for horses, and country shippers 3ug S
and can he looked for until after the presidential
Election unless the Government should step mo ane
market or this there are no present uo.
,yitsta ndlng one stable firm adverlsen ~
81 Tos naper that they expected 70 set conirae.
10 large number for ihs h sh,se
mt, rina snci u probabii sty. Country Shippers
mus not be governed By such rapcrta unless NY
come from reliable authortt send lM re Ng,S
horses for the present fney are sssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

pEHsioNS.-HoE. J. y. Bentley, Commits
>ioncr of Pensions. has finished his annual
rcrart. 1t shows that the number OF army
Invalid pensioners is l0j,45,-an increase OF
.T number OF widows and minor children
IN The roll. l04. S>5-a decrease OF 3,IlS;
the number of veterans Of 1912 Is $3.50,
showing that 1869 have died during the
year. Total amount paid out for pensions
during the Year S2S,35l,5 500, leaving ST.
Cjo. 900 not drawn from the appropriations.
The Com missioner is now prepared to sub
mi, plan to remedy the evils OF the present
.y,;.m OF settling pension claims, including
the matter OF frauds. but will make 1t the
.Qbicct ii 4 future communication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. i
RICHMOND, October &c, 1876

COfSN AMI FLOOI fACf1ANIE.
RICHMOND, October &c, 1876
= OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels. Red, 3,50s BUSH
els. 80 ~
CoRN.-White, 92e bushels. 3fized, 40 bushels.
OATS.-1.11S bushels. ~.
RYE.-140 bushels. a...-
AEAL.-l4S bushels
p SALES.
WHEAT.-White, rs bushels very good at SLAB
IL bushels ut S142; 40 bushels prime ut S1.45-
total, l2S bushels Red. 34S bushels prime ut
s1.45 LIZ bushels seed at $1.4S; 1888 very good at
Sl.4S; 574 bushels choice ON private terms; sag
bushels at SLAP; 22G bushels at S1.4O; So bushels
ut 81 80; 204 bushels at $1.35: 1873 bushels very
good at 81 49, 80 bushels at 1928; 80 bushels at
sl.l5; 20 bushels at $l.l0i Sc bushels at 81; rs !;
$50 bushels good on private terms; 6 bushels at
$1.3S-tota. 1910 bushels.
CORN White, 102 bushels very good at 53c. {:
so bushels on private terms; 40 bushels common ut
5Oc.; 90 bushels good al 52c.; SO bushels fair at
Sic: 40 bushels new ut Soc; lao bushels prime
new at 52c.-total, Ala bushels. Mired, 40 bushels
very good Mt SIC. I
OATs--6SS bushels prime winter on private
terms; 302 bushels very good spring at 40c.total,
800 bushels.
MEAL.-144 bushels unbolted country on private
terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
NEW YoRK WOOL alARKET.

OCTOBER. 2a.-yThe whole position Of the market
Is 10 Inc sghs ,s 1,sn.
turers IRE stii I'm the markets ad npstuess dwa.ed
only by reserved OFFERINGS. Tho most marked
strength Is manifested on theft fine grades OF deeees
these holding relatively higher faan mHdlnm tots
There Is confidence expressed thronghoms Desfaa
lines and they hare considerable inquiry the Iall
cIip does not accumulate 10 any extent, YhlIetne
snrlng clip IS. In much reduces Texas
have a. fair inquiry and comrand she basis made on
late, transactions promptly. Pulled are being sofa
close up 10 production at Arm deurcs
Sales include rs bales. Oregon Oh prayaie terIns
600 Rs.iWesferu Texas on private TERMS 1,vSV
his. secured Western Texts Sat S4c.s .lsyuu ~.
wished eoInbinZ State at 47c.s BOG Daaes Cape sl
privafe terms 6 90 bags Western Ie1Ns at .ASsg
SIc 10000 fbs Eastern Texas on pytsstc terinss
as ono ma & and above Ohio ON tefgas tko
bales spring NJ ~ IN, ms us
Eastern Texas on Private feras5 ass sptiilh
Calffor7afa Oh private terms :, a., * -
Receipts for The week sa,es; fs-
eeiI,ts same time Hast year nait
.yosrBaE0f ComSnsT | ~
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FINA NGIAI1.
moNDsTpCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, October 28, 1875.
sALEs.-s2.Sno Virginia deferred sold az 6Y.

american GoId.-10s bid.
State Securtties.-Yir1inia con5ols, S7X bid,
6S asked; virginia con ois, new, 34H bid; Vir-
ginia deferred 81 bid, 81 asked Virginia tax-re-
0itg Richmond city 8's, % bid, 100
asked: Petersburg city 6's, 81 asked; Frederfcks-
burg city Us, 81 bid.
Railroad Bonds.-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road 6's. gold, N. and NJ, % bid; Southside
Railroad first mortgage preferred as, j. and j., 65
asked; southside Railroad second mortgage prefer
red 8 j. and j., 55 asked: Soutside Railroad third
mortgage preferred 90, j. and j., As asked; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs, J. and j., "a bid, OH asked; Richmond
and DanvilIe Railroad consolidated 8's, NJ and N,
~ bid, rs asked. sE5 Is s'sEas l3aa@sF
Railroad Stocks CllesaDeake and Ohio Railroad
100 par, 1h bid, 3 asked; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 80
bid, SO asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad,
100 par, ~ bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed 100 par, 30 bid.
rBaak Stocks.-Nationai Bank OF Virginia, 100
par, 1o1S asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, so
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State, 25 par,
271 bid; Richmond Fire Association, rs par, 10
asked,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
NEW AND READABLE BOOKS
FOR SALEDY
j. r. YSON,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
l1l2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above DisDutch Office
three doors above Dispatch Office.

| Amy of the following, BOOKS viii be sent 10 any
fsaRfs ctsSStA T 81 Fla
pAN His DEEoNDA. BY George Eliot, author
THE e f Maa SEsTs fager Hon. Rssnes nv wke
EvERY-DAY ToPIGs. BY J. C. Holland, author
Ct, Of %r Ksth pnR1, Gat. sl15 ovr
HELES'ss BABIES: BY their Latest Victim. Pa
CHErTERBox for 1876. $3.50.
THE r rRIA FOE g0YSAND GIRLS; s1.e5.
fHGBE j gu 81 By Mrs ojpant. fapeT: soc
HIDDEN PERILs. By Mary Cecil Hay. Paper
FOR SUMNER AFTERNOONS. By Susan Cool
THE war OF AMERICAN INDErENDENcE-
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BOOKS THAT EVERY FARMER SHOULD
THE GRAPE cuIF FGkRi By A, s. Fuller.
HE SMALL FRUIT CULTURIsT. By a. S. Full
uE Ell STiIEi BREEDS. MANAGEMENT AND
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatct.l
OCTOBER 19.-Breaks light.
Lu1s.-Very common, $6G$7 common. S7G$9 !;
Medium, S9@S1l: good, $1I@s13. ls,,.
Fitters.-Conlmon, $10@s12; medium, Sl2@
$l4 good, S14@S1s.
Smoker8-Conmon, SsM$1j; medium bright,
S15@s1s; good to fancy, $1s@S30.
Bright WrdDpers.-Comm0n, Sl5@322: me-
dium, S22@s35 good. 5@S56 ;estrsl, $50@S6O
fancy, S60(GSs0. M
Mahogany Wrnppers.-Common,S 81 S@S25.; me
dunn, S25@S4O; good, $40@$50; extra, $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 24.-The market opens steady. with
light transactions. Receipts for some days small!
crop beginning to come In more freely. The prices
paid for new crop and Jugs good-leaf at from
Sc to 80; Tugs, $3.50 to $3.50.
Bright fancy, s15@$55; good leaf of decided
character, Sl4@S17;, good leaf, dark s11@%l3;
medium grades OF leaf, S7@$9.60 Iugs- long
and Ieafy, S6.5O@SS: Tugs, common, S5.50@S6;
primtgs, 75c. @a3--appedl.