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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-19

The premium list will be found ON the ourth
page. Since that was put in type we have re-
ceived the following slight corrections which we
believe makes the thing complete:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19

warm blast charcoal, as2s; Pennsylyania m
thracite, s20@s22: West Virginia coke, 81 @s23
Atie8hoes. Sc nor key.
Matte: Old Dominion, $3.50 per keg for stand
ard-that is. teIi-penily: other atzes extra.
;, pIloomgh-C astfngs: Wholesale 4@44s; retail
!, Rops: Manila best 1salsc.: tute. s4c.
,,RsGGs: Mixed cotton, 2ac.; white, &C.; woollen
4 !, LIcorice.
Licortce Paste: j. c. c Co. 31c.:.R. R.. 2ac.:
A: o. e., CSC. r. 6 Co., 24c.: P. S., 20c.; Anchor
&c: A. C. c.. 26c.; G. y G.. CSC.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, plnts S26*2.25 ,
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25@s2: fruit. $3.50
xI. 5G apple ssw s!555@s2' old s225@ss
Rue Whiakeus: Medium. 81 .5oMs2: pnre old. s2
@s4; Virginia mountain, new, ss@s2.5o, Id
s2.50@S3.50 and upwards.
. Gin: Domestic. S1.25GS2: imported S8 2 case
Fet1 England Rum: sl.65.
Rectlfed Whiskeys: Market quiet; proof. s1.25
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
lumber: White oak. $12@S15 p 1000: Wester,
Virginia poplar, S12.50@s25 q 1000: white pine
S206s75 S 1000 yellow pine boards, sI0@s14:
Pine Pine. s2.50@s5; cypress slx-inch. s7;50@slo
p 1000. Laths-split; sl.5oi sawed s2'2'ss2'''
tIS States whiskey-barrel timber green. 81 s@&2eF
timber, s6taS7.5G 2 1000. Flour-barrel poles, 81
as; hogshead-liooIs. no demand; hickory-hoops
S12.50s
hIill-Feed.
SAipstuF: 35645c. 2 busheI.
BrOonstuT. 25630c. = bnshel.
Wheat Bran 2O@25c. p b,shei.
Corn Bran: tic. per bushel.
Powder, Shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@Sl.25 "A 100 feet
Ponder: 1915 by the five kcgs-less than NV
kegs, 1925 blasting, $325@$3.50;
Shot: Northern, S2.40@S2:50 p bag Of 20 los'
Grindstones: 1hG2bc. q ID.
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FINANCIAL.
2ri,tIMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

49, THURSDAY. October 1s, 1877.
saLEs.-5oo Virginia interest certificates sold at
100. 700 Virginia ta1-receivabe coupons sold Q.
s3x Q shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company stock sold at Soy.
American Goid.-102k bid.
state Sscur itfes.-Vlrglhia consols, 1sS1 no So
asndable. AZ bid: Virginia deferred 5a bid Yir-
ginia interest certificates 10 BID asked virginia
tax-receivable coupons, a3s bid s3a asked; NORM
sE city 81 o 19S s BID;
folk city IS, 30 bid; Fredericksburg city U.s. los
n and g. Virginia Central Rail
ROAD rst mortgage SIS. j. and D., 81 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage IS i and - tx
mortgage as. j. and j.. so bid; Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad third mortgage ss, and j.: "a
bids Southslde Railroad sesona mor'gage preie ee
mortgage preferred 6s j. and j., 81 asked Peters-
burg Railroad first mortgage IS j., ana j., o. BID o.
a.. J and j.. 27X asked Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage SIS, A. and o., 100 bid !;
Ricmond ad ma ronne and AeI
andra Railroad third mortgage s,s, II. and N, so
asked; Richmond and Danyille Railroad conson.
dated s A. and nj and g. So bd
Northwestern North Carolina hai'toao COMPANY
Raftroad Stocss.-Rchmond. Fredericksburg and
potomac Railroad common. 100 par, SO bid; Sea-
hoard and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, S43
bid Seaboard and Roanoke lsairoau guaranteed
iq Bank Xxx o U Nattonal 90 par, 11s bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 30 asked (;
state Bank Of Virginia, 100 par TAX bid so asked;
Union Bank OF Richmond, so par, 40 bids City Saw
ngs, IS par, 20 bid % asked; Citizens Savings 20
par, 20 asked. ,,, ,,,
rine 25 par, 80 bid. 394 asked Virginia STATE, 70
100 bid IL asked Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par 80 bid, 90 asked: City, 100 par 70 asked Ola
rance Company, loo par, IS asked; Commercial
Fire Insurance Company, IS par 174 bid, 1s asked
Richmond Fire Association, rs par, TX asked.
neOus.-Old Dominion Steamship Conf
pany, 100 par, rs bid. --s" ..@
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK DRY.GOODs MARKET.

OCTOBER 16.-The general character OF the mar
ket to-day shows an inactivity steady and marked
as we noted Yesterday, without even The orders Of
Monday 10 give life TO the movement. All agree
that the Intensity Of the heat IS having very re-
strictIng influence Iipon the consunlptife demand.
and while II continues there can be no action OF
healthy character. only very low prices can Induce
nurchascrs heavy fabrics In any other than hand
to-mOuth request Is the case at present, with the
hand and mouth very small, and the hand moving
very slowly:
changes in quotations. which continue ut l III &C.
IN 9ac FOR 64x64 extra and standard goods, ana
Ssx 80 steady at 33sc. cash. Some causes that may
onerate 10 stay deliveries are not likely TO improve
tie lone OF the market as 1t now stands but on the
cnnfrory may affect 1t adversely II the production is
Continued at the present ratio.
Prints are inactive with agents and 1o0berS. ana
the movement at the best Is small and unsatisiac-
tory. ,,,, uiet ,,a o,tside of
nostiyr requirements there Is lttle action 70 pe r.
ported except the movement that Is % in
light Shipment of brown cotfons dues, a TN nc
MINIS, ar other specialtles required py n''1
kets. N ,s 4, p.t,e move
ment, except where prices have been mace 'e D''is
Cotton dress goods show less action than NJ pit
vious reports, yet continue to share ID very i'A
Ginghams are without change In the den' ,,u,,
which continues TO abserb the product which a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19

OCTOBER 15.-At the Docks-We announce a
further advance of 23c. on choice PIECE tuii, ane
made on yesterday of the carEoes OF Darges Selt,
Mercury, and Campbell, from Luddinglon, 700 NJ
berf Howes, from Hamiin, 100 N pece-stn at
$3.50. Other descriptions of lumber were firm with
prospect or an early advance. less than dozen
cargoes comprising the supply on sale, whlle conn-
try and city buyers were numerous and anxious to
Select boards and strips, $l5t6s1s; medium to
choice boards and strips, al1@sl4; common TO
fair boards and strips: s9@slo.5o; piece-stutf'
common TO choice, SS.25@sS.50.
$S s@ts:g;:.zS
At the Ynrds-Thc Lumber Dealers Association
met on Yesterday and raised prices about 5Oc. Re-
yiscd quotations are rs follows:
Firstand second clear, l@2-nch, S34@$32; thlrd
$3O@$31; select, l-hlcl 4: s21; select, 1.inch
B, S16: select. l4@2-inch \, S23Eas24; Sc
md snrs sl g. as waSe"SSx SSaFa
l2-inch. $25@S29; u stock boards, iOGa2-nch.
y stock boards, $1f common stock boards' sl2.'o
Gull boards, IL 10 SIS feet. $9MSl0: fencing.
No l. IA to1 feet. 81 l@S12; fencing. No. l. ~
to is feet, slC5oGslII5o; fencing, No. 2, s %!
common boards, 16BlS feet, $lO.50@Sl 80; di-
mension stuff I2@lS feet, s10@sl1 dimensioa 4
asks, s9.50@S1i round cedar posts, ssoA$l5;
flooring first and second clear, rough. $50; flooring,
| first common, S2G flooring. second common. SO
noOring, first common. dressed S23MS25: foorin2,
second common, dressed. S20(GS2l; siding, ir5t
and second clear, dressed, 81 8, siding, first common
dressed, S14; siding, second common, dressed
81 so.
TTmJer-sawc,l, l2Ml feet, 81 .5o@*11 pick:
cts, dressed and headed, slS' pickets' rough ana
| select SS6I10. ,,
| giles, choice to extra S2.50MS2.70.
| LuthS.-Grecn lath. $1.7U; dry lath -.
| Hurd,Co0d LHmber.-StOcks OF this kind or hlln-
Der ample, anu trade continues moderate ut the
Viii ewood clear s35; whltewood box boards, 4
IA to l6 inches, $50 whitewoooh box-boards, b.
IA to 1G inches, %; whitewood Il select. Il
mon, 16@S20: whitewood, Gull, $10@3l3
ash, $2SGlS35; ash, clear flooring, 81 and4'
inch, dressed and matched, S36M$3S: ash, clear
flooring, 6-inch. dressed and matched, s33@s35
| ash poles, dry, each 50c.: oak, clear. $35@$I0
oak reaches and holsters. q n. s35@s40; oak, com
mon. s s@$24 hickory, S45@$50; hickory axlcs
3x4 inches, 75c:; hickory axles, 35X4!5 inches
axles. 4x6 inches. $3.50; hickory axles. 4sxt
inches, $l.75; black walnut, counter-tsps, $1,000
1928: black walnut, clear, S75@$S5: black walnut
| irsts and seconds, $656$75 black walnut common
S45@$55; black walnut, culls, S2S@S35; biacE
walnut, clear flooring, S. and 4-inch, dressed ant
matched. 47S; cherry, first and second. MAJ
| @s50; butternut first and second, S456iSoo
maple, &25m$2S: maple. clear flooring, f. ant
| 6-inch, dressed and matched, S2Sm$3O; Forid;
rod cedar. "a foot, 30c. mahogany. = foot, 30c
| white holly, q foot, 30C.-TimSS. ..s f.,
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

while the inquiry Is active. yet IL Is Sufficient to
keep the importatlons well sold up. American pig
shows comparatively satisfactory business; most
Of the trade Is incident to this OF the year.
when there is anxiety to get supplies forward before
the close Of navigation. strong feeling prevails as
attention and hold 10 s.cady prices. Wrought scrap
Is dull and unchanged Sales are $50 tons Eglinton.
100 tons COltness. and 100 tons Glengaruock on
private terms: 1000 tons No. american pig, In
lots, ut s1s.506S1950; 6u0 tons No. 2 do. at
*17.50@S1s.50. and 10000 tons steel rails to the
New York Central and Hudson River railroad on
private terms.
Gengarnock quoted ut S25Gs25.5O: Coltness at
$26@S26.50: Eglinron at S246?24.50: Ameri-
can pig Mt 81 S.50MS $50 for No. l. 1888 for No.
2, S16.50@$1S for forge. Rails at S33@S38 for
American ar works, and steel rails at S45@.47 at
mill. Old rails quoted nominally nj 5lS Wrought
scrap, $22@$22.50.-JourndL Of Commerce.
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The EpiscopaI convention.

AN EXPLANATION WANTED-THE HYMSAL AND
THE PRArER-BooK NOT TO BE BOUND TO-
GHTHER-A SPECIAL SERVICE FOR TIE
FOURTH OF JULY PROPOSED, BUT TABLED.
Boston, October 1S.-In the Episcopal
Convention to-day Mr.. Harris, OF Tennes-
see, offered resolution that the Conven-
ton should call upon certain members to
explain their action during the recess OF the
Convention in making political speeches
among their political friends in the city.
Mr.. Harris said that the gentlemen guilty
OF this "gross offence" were Of high cha
racter. Among those to whom the resolu-
ton applied were Hon. Montgomery Blair,
OF Maryland, and Ex-Governor Stevenson,
of kentucky, who spoke at the Democratic
rally last night.
Upon the resolution being read the gene
raj cry was made to lay it on the table, and
others that it be voted upon. 1t was finally
declared to be out Of order.
A report of the Committee on Canons
deeming it inexpedient at this time to bind
the Hymnal with the Book OF Common
Prayer was adopted, in concurrence with
the action Of the House Of Bishops.
The subject of arranging special form
OF service to be used on the Fourth OF July
as long as it remained legal holiday was
got rid OF by being laid on the table.
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NEWS DER LAND AND SEA.
AZ INTERVENING DAY IN THE
SENATE.

THE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY At PRESENT
ONLY THREE. AND FIVE WHEN EVERY
MEMBER IS PRESENT-TLIE LOUISIANA
CASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoNvEN-
TloS-TnE APPROACHING TRIAL OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA oFFICIALs-CoTroN
HEPoRTS-DEATH OF CAPTAIN THOMAS
A.BaIN. OF Observation-Disclosures
CHURCH OF THE UNITED STATEs-sECRE-
TARy THOMPSON GONE TO CULPEPER TO
DELIVER AN ADMINISTRATIONS JOHN
SToS, OF VIRGINIA, AT HARRISBURG Lee
TURING on THE MINING AND AGRICCL-
TrRAI. RESOURCES OF VIRGINIA. &C, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

OCTOBER 16.-There is exceptionally slow
market. Thus early In the week not much is
expected in the way OF trade, but there Is absence
ut the close Of any sign Of life. This continued stu
pid feeling tends 10 little uncertainty to values.
There Is disposition to hold rs before on the more
desirable grades of feeccs, and the better lots of
California, Texas. and pulled; but for the lower
grades concessions secured. Sales 900 bs
Australian lambs. and 5000 lbs. Western Texas on
private Terms 900 lbs. Australian, 424c; 900 lbs
choice Eastern Texas on private terms; Is bales
spring California 19@224c.: 10000 Ms. spring
California, Csc: 10 bales fall California, 15Sc. !;
10000 lbs. NX Ohio and Illinois feeces private
terms; 900 TBS. medium unwashed western tleeces
on private terms: 5000 Michigan and above
flceccs, 4lc; 10000 lbs. unwasbhd combing fcn-
lucky on private terms; IL, 900 fbs unwashed and
understandable mixed, Soc; 5000 lbs. Western
Texas on private tcrmsi 10000 lbs Xxx Ohio aeeces,
medium No. l ohio, 45c.-JOurnat Of Commerce.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The receipts OF live stock for the week ending
October II, 1877, were about $40 head OF cat
tie, 400 hogs. and 1876 sheep The market is very
much oyer-suppied with Medium 10 common grades
of cattle and those grades fully &c. lower one small
lot of very best sold at 5Sc; last weeks price iol
shade lower quality considered; one small lot, how
ever sold ut 7Kc.; most sales at lower figure We
quote: ,,,, ... =,
4Yc medium or good fair quality, 34@4c.; com
mon, thin steers, &C, 24M3c. p b., gross.
HogS.-Very best 7@7at.; lighter grades, &c.
6G6isG &c. p d., net. -
S6ee1.-Very best, &C.. fair to good, 3s@4lic. Z
CGires-S56*1O q head.
Mich CODS-S2OMS45 r head.
Weighed on livestock scales, 2l2 head OF cattle
ATS hogs, and 80 sheep.
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Maryland.

REFORMED CHURCH OF THE UNITED STATES.
BALTIMoRE, October 1S.-At to-day's ses-
sion Of the Synod of the Potomac, OF the
Reformed Church OF the United States,
about one hundred delegates were present.
A secretary, treasurer, and standing COM
mittecs were appointed, and the balance OF
the session was consumed in the reading OF
reports OF various committees appointed at
the last session.
ADMINISTRATION ON THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
SENATOR PATTERSON OWENS.
BALTIMORE, October 1S.-1n the Orphans
Court to-day letters Of administration on
the estate of the late ex-State Senator
John Patterson Owens, Of South Carolina,
who died in this city September 9Th, were
granted to his brother, James T. Owens, OF
South Carolina, and Frank Gosnell, lawyer
OF this city, with bond in $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19
DRY GOODS.
DLACK AND COLORED SILKS.

DLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
We offer for this week BLACK SILKS at the fol
lowing prices, and defy competition .."
BLACK SILK, sl.o0-sold last season for 1928;
$l.o5-sold last season for $3.50;
SI.50-sold last season for 5000;
sI.S5-sold last season for 1926;
s1.75-sod last season for $3.50;
s2.OO-sold last season for 1918;
$2.5O-sold last season for $500.
Just received q handsome stock Of
ALL-WOOL AND SILK-WooL DRESS GOODS,
FOR OvERsKIRTS,
In all the new designs: @
KNICKERBOCKERS,
BOURRETTEs,
CAMEL'S-HAlR, s"
BLACK CAMEL'S-HAlR, .a
BLACK MALTELASSE,
ALL-WOoL ARMUREs, &C.
We would also state that we have the largest and
most complete stock OF
WOOL AND MERINO UNDERWEAR,
for ladies', gentlemen, and children, that can be
found In the city. -
COURTNEY & POWELL,
429 Broad street,
oc Is between Fourth and Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 16.-Rcgie buyers have been doing less
and the general export movement Is OF more nm
however, having been fair, the nss0rtnients of the
more desirable grades are moderate, and prices are
sustained Virginia leaf has scarcely varied: bright
wrappers are chiefly called for, and they are mt reg
ular prices SeeIear is taken at the moment chiefly
by the home trade. Sales of 800 hogsheads kel-
tucky leaf ut 4@14c.; 200 cases 1876 New Eng
land, lOM32c.; 200 cases 1876 Pennsylvania. 9M
14c.: 80 cases 1876 Ohio on private terms 2O0
bale; Havana at S0c.@Sl.1O.-IourndI OF COM
1Rerce,
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RICHMOND MARKETS. .
THURSDAY, October l9, 1877.
Country Produce.

p,oo,,or. o,@osc = H.
Buffer: Prime 10 Choice yellow, 25@2sc. fair to
so Corn IeGI: 7o@73c. a bushcl for country. .
Gyle n ETxit Apples. 2ba4Ic. > ID; peaches.
peeled ett" 7asc; unpeeIed &C.; chefries, io@iIc.
E S In barrels. I5@iec dozeu in crates.
@l7c.
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, 40c.; common, 25c.
Hag: Virginia timothy, 75@s5c.; clover, 65@
0Gts. Baled. 6O665c and wanted
Potatoes: irish, = barrel $1.75@s2.25. ..
Lard: Country, :1o@1lc.
Sgnac: 75c.GlSl .25, according to quality.
gaisd Str eN;o 49 =. % ana Ill demand
wool Viii bring IRONS 10 Sc ii less than above
Cement Lime Plaster &c.
River, Sl.65@SI75:
dian nt Rock Flu; RockLtnd, silo@s12 Is, accord
Ing to quantity.
Plaster: Lump, s4@S4.25: ground, $7.50@$e,
eeliVere'' cs'ci''eo p,'ls'.r' s1e4S-'-''
DrS "o'"S'
Broom Sheeti,,qS and Shtrtings: A Manches-
ter. 6Ec;K Manchester. 5kc.: q Manchester. sc. !;
"A Jam james River. 6sc.; James River. 5ac.; x
James River. Sc: Al Granitevie. TIC: Granite
vile, &c. A Rockbridge. 69c.: Il Rockbrde. SIC
"a w. So ne cr.rr o7Mc TIA Civ a5c
Cotton-yarns 81. 49,, 6, ,...o WV
Btedched ShlrtingS dnn o1eeteRgS: 4n4 am
sutta, Ice: Al MaSohville' 1Ve.: "A Rockoie :
14Eonf,Ie DC: Al Social Sc: ii Amoskeag,
&c. mtSs'9he: 2.e; MsG,U Pel
Dog. &C., d: acute I aTt, 1sa CTR,
terborough, 3'sc; lo-4 "aith''ln' Zoc'' 1o-4 o'''
'i BTsioa DriHs: Petersburg, 7c. .Granitevle,
torset, JeMns: Pavonia' &C.; A'noSSeaS' loc''
Bsnims arle i2S E0stSn s seH 6 e'S F sds
Priht$: a r.ap,ia 20 M,,chssinr &c. Wash
ngtone e. ra mtiIpn P S 6sc Arnold. exc;
'ia n,aoh;;r FRI Rice &C.. English. 5Hc
Cn""'''c'' N''e' w.
Drugs, Dyestufls, Oils, &c.
Atum: &c.
GGo 5G"rEl LIZ IS case of four dozer.
| Gonnerns: 2Ic
GcS oeehHinsGL: ST ID.
| Imdiqo: $l.I6.
Madder: IKE.
- o a5 whaIe. Soc; straits 5OG55c: Labrador-cod
oil. G5@70c.: lard, S5c.: sweet, SO a dozen
iubrcating 3O@5Oc.: Kerosene, 16;3c. q gallon.
Race Ginger: l2c; .xe
| Roots Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca, Without Top oo@
Soda: SAL, 2&@3c., in kegs; English soda &C.
| American, 4Lc.
Spirits T ress, n.,; aoe. =, c,n,v
Foreign fruits ana Cah"S
Candy: 1S %s:l,Ss. 2 ss 2; a box.
Oranges; None III 'narAe''
Groceries &c.
| Damon. Shoulders DC: clear rtb-sides, lOc.
| r,hbcd e1,6lOc: Virginia shoulders. 94(G10c.;
virginia hog-round. l04(ai lc.; frNna MAINS
large, 11h@12c; small: l2&gL i'G; Seear,r ynsed
uncanvased, 1870; pam haiiis' loc.' ean'aseu
hams. l44c.
Buckets: Painted TWO hoops' - ti'ree no'p'
1928. .,-.s.o. ,,u.o s,r,,s
BroomS: Two strings "a III: 1ENs.I sn
sagSS.oo -FOUR strin.s 20 oo@ioKSc, fair. o06
399c. GOOD 10 prime 2ZSgZI'sc' AAsuaSiA' @is"S
liz, NGamanttpe candles. l3g@l4c. = set
l5@i6c. a H.: half-boxes. l3c.: tallow. lac.
! Cheese: Prime cutting, 14a@l5c.; northern and
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South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. g., October 1S.-EX-Trea-
surer Parker will turn States evidence.
The court in which the eX-officials will be
tried convenes on Monday. Judge Town
send, Republican, will preside. The petit
Jury is composed Of nineteen colored and
seventeen white persons, fifteen OF whom
are Democrats and twenty-one Republicans.
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By Telegraph.

SEY SoHS oSoOf1 se r 54 sp sass
Go GPes S4 nt bdss 70 0fs siss
bales; to the continent. 4054 bales 10 the channel.
1880 bales. Flour strongly in buyers FAVOR ana
s4.75@S5.40: southern flour rather easier; COM
to fair ss,5e s3S@$ssS55 good to ehSiGe
erately active at decline. Germ firm and fairly ac-
tive ut 59ac. for unrraded western mixed. Oats .
shade stronger. Cotfee.Rio quiet and unchanged ~:
with fair inquiry. Noiasses steady and in moderate
demand. Rice steady at 6s@7tc for Louisiana an and
Pork dun and lower; new mess, $14:2O@$l4 20.
new. ss.seGss.s7k; old closing ut 1918. Whis-
key dull ut $l.13. Freights firm; cotton-stealn
81 BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 1S.-Flour quiet and M
hanged. Southern wheat quiet and easier; western
red meI1 good dt to prime, sIsS@sils amber $500
Sl.53; western steamer, $3.50: NO. western
winter red. spot, October, aud November, $1.4O;
higher; southern white, 65@66c.; yellow, 6l@63c.
Oats md rye ssay nd PToyons ob auet, aaa a
Whiskey dull ut Sl.1l9. Sugar steady.
..#. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October 1S.-F1our firm: extra,
s4.5O@$4.75 family, So. 25@S5.5O. Wheat firm
MIXED, sic. Oats and rye unchanged. Pork dull
at Sl4.5O@$14.75. BulG-mcats scarce and firm
clear sides $500 Loose LARD
steady at ~, 8, and 9c. for shoulders, clear rib,
and clear sides Sugar. cured hams In fair demand
unchanged. Tobacco unchanged; little doing.
CINCINNATI. tr
CINCINNATI, October 1S.-Flour dull. Wheat in
active: red, sl.20@sl.2s; Corn steady and in fair
quiet and steady at SOC. Barley In iair demand for
better grades. Pork dull at 1880. Lard dull and
nominal: current make. $500 asked; Kettle, 500
1925. Bulk-meats quiet: short ribs. Sc. bid, 8,sc.
asked. Bacon quiet; shoulders, nc: eiear-rihs,
al i af sass sa ssdy IN ana
changed. Hogs quiet; receipts 1870 head; ship
mcnts, l,a97.head. or, ,,,,s
ST. LOUIS, October 1s.-Flour dull and unset
tied; little doing. Wheat unsettled and lower; No.
red, sl24 bld; No, red l2s; Corn steady ae;, y;
2S dull and wr to WS sell
steady Of sl.Os. Pork dull at sl3.71: Lard dull;
winter, s1Sc Bulk. lneat.-CIea-rib sides, 49, de-
nsf@ eaief aaa du
packing, s4.sO@s5. Cattle dull; demand mainly
for sse sns sssf
CHICAGO. .ig
CHICAGO. October 1s.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat irregular and active but lower; No.
ae sps 81 sdS OK IossmSsr 81
No. sp sdsS c85s 5y a Sas
Rye tq qaies and stsaas Barley arnsr as oss For
unsettled generally owr and In fair demand "a. o.
&C IS SO cash. s8.l5@SS.l71s October. BuiS-niea,.
easier and &C. lower: 81, II and 73sc for shoulders
Receipts: Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat, 10000
bushels; corn, ll1,000 bushels; oats, $1,000
bushels; rye, $500 bushels: barley. 47,00o
100000 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels: oats
$4,000 bushels; rye, $50 bushels; barley, $4,000
bushels.
afternoon Board.-Wheat easier and &c. lower
Corn steady aud unchanged. Oats nonlinaiiy I'm.
changed. Pork flrmer ut $14.20@$14.25 October
changed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA

ADDRESS OF sen AToR JOHNSTON, OF VIRGINIA.
HARRISBURG, PA, October Ex-senator
John w. Johnston, president OF the Fir-
GINA Immigration Society, delivered an adj
dress in the courthouse this evening on the
mining and agricultural resources OF that
State.
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/ MARINE Isrgl.s,lls.sct...l
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 1e, 1871.

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~ ARRIVED. "a ~ q ~ - = z
Steamer Eliza Hancox. GiRord, Norfolks nerchan-
disc and passengers. i. B. Tatnm, agent;
States mail and passengers, U. j. 5chOo!craft
Steamship Wyanoke Couch, New YORK. merchan.
disc and passengers g. w. Allen i CO.. agents.
Steamer j. W. Everman, Pistf, Philadelpnia,
merchandise and passengers, w. z. Porter. agent.
Schooner Julia BerkIe, Sandison, New York, salt,
CriDgan, Morris Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Thomas G. Benton, Miller, Philadelphia,
granite. Curtis & Parker. ..te<5s5.
Schooner Foaming Sea, wroten, Baltimore. coal,
Schooner ". n. Gesner, Esbcr., Baltimore, coal,
Curtis & Parker. s,,tlfexts
Schooner Mary Ella, Staples, Boston, coal, Curtis
Il Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From New York, October 18, schooner 5. T. Ba-
ker. Jayne.
From philadelphia, october 16, schooner John
Mcdonald, Mckendry.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Amelia HearD, Nichols, hence, at Phila-
delphla October 10.
Schooner Bcdabedce, Titus. hence, at Philadelphia
October 16
Schooner James Niece, Lynch, hence, at Phila-
dcphia October 16. .u.. 49,. .p.i
schooner Morning Star, Lynch, hence, at PhiadelT
phia October 16. ~
Schooner J. =. WINS, Ingersoil. hence, at Winning
Schooner Annie E. Moore, Eskridge, hence, at Nor
folk October II. :. .t't.s-. II -
BY telegraph. - ~ ~.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, October 19-Arrtyed:
Bark Sagltta, from Hull for Norfolk. Sailed: Banks
Blue Bird, for Philadelphia; Ruth Palmer, for Baltl-
more. .#aS'r