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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

THE VALLEY RAILROAD PRoJECT.-Very
much interest has been manifested i'll the
important subject now being considered By
the special committee of fifteen appointed
ut the annual meeting OF the James River
and Kanawha Company held on wednesday
evening. 1t seems to be generally conceded
that tue gentlemen who propose to take hold
OF the enterprise are men Of large means,
and will 90 to work to construct the road
between this city and Buchanan as soon as
the way is clear.
The special committee Of fifteen to confer
with the representatives OF the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company met yes.
terday morning at II O'Clock at the Canal
Company's Office, on the basin--General L.
NJ. Logan presiding; Colonel W. P. Mum
ford secretary.
Messrs. James S. Wells, of New York, and
Fl. c. Parsons (the latter the vice-president
OF the Railroad Company met the commit
tee by invitation, and had al interchange OF
views.
A number of the directors Of the Rail.
read Company are expected here next week,
when further proceedings will be had. No
action has yet been taken by the committee.
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Police Court, Justice j. u.
White presidiny.-The following cases were
disposed OF
Richard Mallory (colored). charged, with
breaking and entering the dWcillng-housc
OF Richard DIillwood in the daytime ana
stealing one suit OF clothes and one silver
watch, the property OF Frank AtklEson,
was sent on to answer st the next term OF
the Hastings Court, and committed without
bail.
Thomas Stanard (co!ored). tramp and va
grant, was committed 10 jail and labor Tor
thirty days 10 default Of surety for bis sood
behavior.
Mary Jackson lcoored), charged with
stealing two pairs OF shoes from stern
Co., was found guilty and sentenced to re-
ceivc twenty stripes.
Eliza Robinson (coloredl, charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the streets,
was fined 3.
W. P. Nuckols, who was committed 10
iail on Wednesday to answer before the
Hastings Court for unlawful gaming, was
released Yesterday upon giving bail for his
aprcarance in the sum OF S500, Win
Thomas l.. Claiborne as his surety.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN W. H. GoRDos.--

DEATH OF CAPTAIN w. FL. GoRDoG.--
Captain w. n. Gordon, OF the firm OF Car
doza. Fouranean g. Co., died at his resi-
dcnce, on Church Hill, night before last. He
was stricken with paralysis three or four
days since, and from that cause death en-
sued. During the early part of the war he
commanded Company G, First Virginia
regiment, and his services in The battle OF
Manassas and Bull Run are well renenl-
bercd by many OF bis companions In arms.
Recently he was a member OF the firm OK
Hudgins, Gordon & Co.
Members OF old First Virginia regiment
infantry will attend bis funeral in body,
which will take place this morning at Ii
O'Clock from Leigi,-Street Baptist church.
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BUCHANAN AND CLIFToN-FoRGE RAILWAY
CeMraNY.-At meeting of the Buchanan
and C1ifton-Forge Railway Company held
ut the csmpany's office yesterday the follow.
ing committee was appointed. 6y request OF
Mr.. II. C. Parsons, Fice-president OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, to confer with committee to be aap-
pointed in the interest of said railroad
viz. William II. .Haxall {chairmanl Z. w.
Crenshaw, John j. Allen, w. ". Gordon,
and Walter N. Johnston. 1t is understood
that said committee is to meet with the
committee oil fifteen (appeinted on Wednes-
day by the James River and Kanawha Conf
panyl on Tuesday. November 2Gth, at 10 A.
Ma or sooner, at the call OF the chairman,
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TAKEN IN AND DONE FORA young man
from the couuter-rc" who WIS advised by real
friend 10 get bottle Of Or. IIERSDoS'S GYPSY'S
GIFT, applying 10 certain druggist who didn't
have II OH hand and vino wanted 10 get off some OF
his dead stock, was induced to take something else
lust as good.' The result was he wasted his money
and saved his rheumatisu-rather bal economy, by
the way-uull he got the Gif. from 4 live drussis!.
Don't let ,em serve UOn so.
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ACCIDENT TO GENERAL ANDEISOH.-The
many friends OF General Joseph L. Andar-
son will regret to know that he fell few
days since and cut his face quite badly while
stepping from his carriage, at his house, on
Franklin street
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STAMPING.
STAMPING !

STAMPiNG! STAMPING !
GREENS, CORNER FIFTH AND BROAD.
ONLY sc. \ YARD.
Having purchas ed the stamping outfit OF Mr. W.
r. Adams, his numerous friends will lind US attcr-
tive 10 their wishes. Twelve years experience IT.
sures the BEST STAMPING in the city at bali
usual prices. 80 80
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY.
Jones U.s. Commonwealth. From Hastings
Court OF Manchester. Reversed, judge
Moncure delivering the opinion OF the
Court. Judge Christian dissenting in part.
Watkins Us. Young and ais. From Cor
poratior Court of Alexandria. Affirmed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion.
Jones Us. Commonwealth. From Corpo-
ration Court OF Danyillo. Affirmed, Judge
Anderson delivering the opinion, Judge
Christian dissenting.
Jordan Us. Eve. From Circuit Court OF
Augusta county. Affirmed, Judge Staples
delivering opinion.
Harris Us. Harris. Appeal from decree
of the Circilit Court Of Nelson county. De-
cree affirmed so far as it grants divorce,
and so far as it provides maintenance tc
the wife reversed; Judge Burks delivering
opinion, Judges Anderson and Moncurt
dissenting.
Hanna Us. Clarke, Miller s. Hall. From
Circuit Court OF Augusta county. Re-
versed, Judge Moncure delivering opinion
OF the Court.
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TIE VERDICT OF HALF THE WORLD.-Tl aE-
| tire western hemisphere pronounce MURRAY &c
LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER tLe most dell
perfume for the boulder, the bal'room and tie bath
that chemistry has yet succeeded In extracting from
li,inn Ef,Au
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THE PUBLIC SCH0OLs.-it Is whispered
that the public schools will be closed next
week il an appropriation is not made BY
the Council. II the schools are closed many
parent in this city will bless, or rather -,
the city fathers.
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81. ELLYSCT II co. advertising &9tat-. inert ad-
ycrfscucnte In ali of the newspapers ~ the Uni @a
S.acs 1, publishers rate'. Orders LETT at the DIS
Untch countns-roo.C viii receive prompt AUD
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LEVY BROTHERS

are now ctf-rIng srscial Inducements In
LINEN GOODS,
and call particular attention to tleir stock OF
LINEN tgUMB- CLOTHS,
TAgLE-CLOTHS, TEAY-CLoTns,
aSAPKISS. iloiLiES,
TOWELS and TOwELLIECS-
all Of which can be purchased ut much below rcgu-
lar prices. They also call attention to the large
stock OF BLACK and CoLORED CAsIIMEREs and
other DRESS GOODS lust opened.
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THE LADIES OF the Second Baptist church
will have q social in the lccturc.room OF the
church this (Fridayl evening, commencing
at o'clock. Supper. consisting OF all tie
delicacies ef the season, will be served NJ
any time during the evening.
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BOOKS AT hCCTLoS.-Don't fat 20 attend the
sale Of VALUABLE BOOKS at auction .yery evening
ut G23 Broad street. n o'clock. LaGic' and gen.
t'cmen ore invited TO cal' and examine them during
the day. f. p. COOK, Auctionnr.
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- & Il MlTTELDOREEk.
M0fE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS JUST hE'
<"Ui'" CEINED.

viii open or Monday their third Supply OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
rro.ES In great variety from 81 so 10 go:
',,,SrE csSiNEitE nj 37t.c. worth 30c.. nj oOc.
worth f5c. al G2.!c. worth size, al 75c. wofiaa
81. a, S7tsc. worth 81 %; col, o,a
coI.1EED CASfiAlEEES All wool at 80. 62 ana
w -ihc cheap 81 ami best goods in The city;
Vow, line of TRIMMING SILKS in al She new
pr ,GE SINS Al 62E. 75. S7Ec.. 81, Sl.2!. and
30 rcr ward the greatest 0arsa ms ever o;iercd;
SEjE CARPETS (irola auc;iomi Just rrceivec-
IIculD Nj - and 2Gc., lngrlin at 20, 80, SO, 4o.
RUGS, CloTEs> and MhTTINGst be closed lsS,es
Eiai, and Tyy!ll,d from l2h9 10 soc. per yard
EI.kNKETS. HOSIERY, DgMESTiGS;, and :! Nc, :,
TIUNS at prices TO aStonish al; UNDEh w ia h q,
fnrI,dIcs cnl!ars n NJ I'd ccutemen-a new supply
very cheap: CORSETS from 2Qc. to $2-a
variety. Give us 4 call before you b:T
ID. K L. MijTELDORFER-
"a 52T Broad street.
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SUspESDED.-The custom-house was found
open the other night, and yesterday Ander-
son Taylor, the nigbt-watcbman, was sus'
pended, and Benjamin Johnston, who mas
been assisting the ianitor, was put IN MS
place temporarily.
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LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS will do well to call and
examine the large stock of standard and MI: celia
neous works at 623 Broad street. Private sales Gu-
ring the day. Auction sale this evening at ocl3ck,
t,rnt ,pt
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CLOAKS. CLOAKS!! CLOAKS
NEW MANCFhCTORY.

ATTIIE GREAT NEW YORK AUCTION-HoUSE
is now 10 be found such an assortment Of LADIES
CLOAkS rs has never before been shown in tliS
section. We manufacture every one or our C.oaks
iii the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES, NEWEST TRIMMING,
II, prices that will astonish the community. Our
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS
surpasses any ever exhibited in any southern city.
We carry most every article belonging to our line
our system is strictly ONE PRICE We sell Only Tor
CASH and by not encouraging bad debts we give inc
customer the advantage of
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN KEW YORK
RATES.
Remember our sign reads ~
NEW YORK AUCTlON-HOUSE.
523 Broad street, between fifth aud Sixth,
oCl2 nearly opposite the market.
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CARPETS. MATTINGS. &c.

TUST RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK:
u 4 f,I line Of CARPETS and 0iL-CL0THS or
All grufes: RUG MATS. DRCG6ETS, SHAtEsS,
and UOLL LANDS: C0RNiCE LACE ana DAM3sN
IJGRTAISS, which we are Offering III low pftses.
Also a iuii line OF PAPER-HASGlN9s. All ofoefs
pioD'p''' PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin s'ree
So l7-2n
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LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-maGe-to ordcr-best quaty-2uaranteed 10
tit-at BOsCuEN'S, 500 and 6 ! Broad street.
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RICHMOND, VA, November Il, 1878.
trE This DAY APPOINTED Mr..

T HAVE THIS DAY APPOlNIEO ah.
/ L. A. CRENsHAW my atsosney, or asent, win WIN
fut powers to dispose OF oS Siae, r. Tsr.,nt. nv
..PATEST FARM FENCE" ,r,.s p,,.,,oo
SEVERAL PANELS OF THIS SUPERIOR
FENCE are now on exhibition IN the post ioi,
any person wishing to see theH eau do so fer feH
days. sa,o,
can be found at George E. Ora WORDS ia0d amce,
on Bank street the cus;om.hoHse, sna Mi'itaAc
pleasure In showing the above fence, -,
no l5.eoa3, LA. CRESSHAW,
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sUcr.DN SALES TNgS DAY.

a5- On 0iL safes Of Real Estnte made hctD"n
the lSt Of J,nrOrg o1d ia@ n June me tdTfS,j"'
the pTf3cat ytor h1r. Ia bs D"iG byths pnfch'"Tf
n. MI snic. n06. bst.cten he Isl Of JHy Gnf tss
at The ,ear tie tnrcs hare 20 BE- pnid by TIE st"tr
Irhis cilstCf was adopted about u!tcc: ;"riS a-d
bG all the real estate aSents In E!GhTonu anV ape
o. les 10 Richiauld In'l HiCihty.i
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
northerly winds, stationary temperature,
and rising followed by stationary or falling
barometer.
cloudy weather, winds mostly northeasterly.
stationary or higher temperature, followed
by stationary or falling barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attas
DISPATCH PE!NT!SG-IiOusE. Good V0rS, 80
prices AID satisfaction guaranteed.
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BOARD OF ALDERMES.-An ADJOURNED
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen VIII De
held a. 7 O'Clock this evening.
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HusTISGs CoURT.-Yesterday ]. II. Muir
ray. an accompice of John Bradley, Eall-
ing from Chicago, who on Wednesday was
convicted OF entering tie room Of Judge IL
Fl. Marshall at the Exchange Hotel, anC
stealng sundry articles, and sent to tht
penitentiary for five years, was also triet
and convicted, and his term in the penrcn'
tiary was fixed for three years.
The motion to set aside the verdict in the
case OF Henry Wayt convicted Of exhibit
ing the game OF "faro- bank" and grant
him new trial, was heard. and the motion
allowed. The case was set for trial again
tomorrow, and the accused was balled.
james Thompson. the third and last o1
the Exchange Hotel thieves, haIlins from
Chicago. was tried and convicted, and hIs
term in the pcnitcntiary was ascertaincd a'
five years.
Notions to set aside the vcrdicts in the
cases of both Murray and Thompson. and
grant hem new trials, will be heard TO-
morrow.
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VOL. IIY.
8irIl,nol1d 1ispatell..

BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsFATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LAr1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
OF THE CITY.
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E. L COOK. At e2a Broad street. at o.clscs r. W..

books.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS 4 p. ~. comnissioner.'
sale of dwelling ana !'t 10. 623 north Se'enth
t ret.
FOR RENT At AUCTION, al Z. NJ. lie plani-
ers and Merchants warehouse, corner q! :i!-
ttcn,h and Cary Stree S.
+. Il. COOK. 10 a. NJ. furniture, carpets, &c.
J. THGMI SON BROWN, $50 r. M trustees sale
Of The brick residence I, the soGthcSt corner CT
Twenfy-iour,hand s!r eis, Union Hill
FRANK ID. HILL, L. 81 .rnaices ale Of Lr!ck
dwelling and lot IF ground. 80. l2G west Canal
street.
JAS. MACD0CGALL, I0E y. 81. furniture, car-
pets &c.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son. IL NJ. executor .
safe OF improved and uniIproYrd real estate III
the city OF Richmond.
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ScHOoL-sIIOES, all the styles, chcapat
BoSCHEN'S, 500 and 81 Broad street.
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TRIAL OF C0NvICTs.-The Circuit Court
of this city will be engaged to-day IN Trying
penitentiary conyicts for second ofences
and for felOnies committed by them Whl'e
under sentence in the penitentiary.
The following persons have been sum
moncd as grand jurors: r. J. Christian, d.
c. sinton, II. L. D. WalIord, E. a. sauh-
derS, William Holt Richardson, Joseph Au-
gustne, n. 3. Hill, Orange Bennett, Jonn
r. Hockaday, T. S. Tower, John b. Purcell,
John G. Spots, Howard Swneford, |. \.
Jones, James l.. Maury, j. B. Pace, u. W.
PickreIl, John P. Branch, B. 9. Hartsook,
Thomas Fl. Gum, w. w. Timberlake, B.
l.. Braselman, w. j. Gentry, Charles II.
Page.
Petit Jury: Dabnev G. Baker, James B.
Page, Charles E. Elliott, William 5. jim
kins, William S. Davis. George Il. Mattern,
r. j. Muse, James Carter, William E. john
son, james M. Macon, Edgar Jones, Asa
Snyder, S. N. Davis. Napoleon Burke, Le-
roy A. Crensbaw, William l.. Baker, John
Fl. Burnett, George W. Richardson, L. P.
Mayo, John Talman. Z. Ii. Winston, David
3. Jones, William s. Royster, b. a. Jacob,
r. l.. Glazebrosk. 4. X. Parker, Jr., John
n. Gary, S. N. Tyler. George I. Lumpkin,
Wilson G. Thomas, Jr., r. Z. Cox, John 2.
Word, D. A. SheppersoE, j. S. Robinson,
Presley Il. Atkinson, William l.. Grlihn.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!

DRY GOODS DRY GOODS!
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS
BROWNE 6 ROWE
are receiving to. day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS, CASSiMERES,
FANCY GOODS. MOTIONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CGRSETS. &C. &C,
which they have determined to sell at SMALL PRO
FITS. and make QUICK SALES.
Try them today. BROWNE ROWE,
5O7 Eroad street. between Fifth and Sixth.
Sc 2S-eod
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BOARDING.

DOARDING. FAMILIES WISHING
Is pOAPD can obtain the same AT the most desira-
HE ,rcaton on FRANKLIN street. Address, Post Once
Uor Io.1 e,tv no 1885,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, ~ !;
9 A. ~, 4s; noon, So; P. NJ, 81; 6 Z.
NJ. 81; midnight. "a.
Mean tenperature, so.
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Motto for a diiap.dated pavement" Up
with the aag.v
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NEW IMPORTATION.

The first supply of SEINE THREAD has arrived,
Of all Nos. and qualities.
Our goods are manufactured from the best Irish
Hax that is grown, and acknowledged by all fisher
men 10 be the best thread they have ever used.
/. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND" SEINE
THREAD, and importers of other brands.
no
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SEINE THIRD,

CEINE THREAD szSSsNs,
SEINE THREAD.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIRGINIA AGENCY
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
EATEkTowN, n. \.
CASH ASSETS OVER s1,loO,o0O.
ISsuREs ONLY
FHtSATE RESIDENCES I'm CITY OR COUN-
gaY) AND THEIR CONTENTS, AND
FARsI-PROpERTY,
YScLUDISG
STOCK AND CROPS,
AGAINST
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE Oh LIGHTNING.
Security perfect, and rates reasonable.
GEORGE d. PLEASASTS
State Agent, Twelfth and Gary streets,
oc I4-om Richmond. Va.
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4 JOB LOT OF

HARRIs,s Two-BUTToS KID GLOVES
., s1.o5. formerly sold at s2-Goon SHADES
~ Tno l2l
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The whole subject is now in the hanas OF
q special committee, who are 10 press Tue
matter upon the attention OF the ucnci"l
Assembly, and il there is a necessity ioI
subsequent meeting OF the 1rlenaS OF the
movement II will lie held at the call OF the
chairman OF the late meeting.
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,ncv have received VERY LARGE ADDITIONS 70
'">' ,beir stock In all the NEW SHADES.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLoUR QuIET--wHEAr HIGHER CORN
FIRMER OATS sTEADY-PoRK DULL--LARD
T1RMER--w1fIsKEY IowER-sPIHrTs TUR-
PEN1iNT QuIEr--BosIN QUIEr-PErRoAEUM
QuiEr-CoFrEE QUIET-sUoAR QUIET.
FRIDAY, Got. 1892. M.
Business has been tolerably active In most dcpart-
mcnts OF trade, ana ns a general rulc tho markets
have been pretty steady tho week through. Tho
movement In brcadstuTs has been somewhat crrat,c
and prices OF wheat haze nuctuated considerably de-
clining good deal and selling lower than ever before
but recovering somewhat during tho last two days
under the stimulus OF 0rmer markets. West Tho
cables have of character so
that the shipments OF grain received on contract
during the week comparatively little has been by
shippers The spectators have endcavorcd to man pu
late the market, but with free sellers It
mas been hard work The transactions have
been heavy particularly In lots Tor special delivery dur
nr October aud November aud In option extending ss
fur ahead December. in the business has b
moderate. but prices undergone but little change.
Oats have been In sir request In part for EXPORT ~
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

bales: I7ss4 Expor.-re Great Britain sooa to
the Continent. 800; eoastwiss. i.s22 Sales. i2As1
Cotton steady: miadliuz. e,lc S'so low midding
Dei. s'1a "asns sss Mss rsesp sac Sss' M
WssslyKs. rsssiOs. s,sa7 Sas. Export. eoasssi:s
c.,,.. ..,.,. ,.,a.u,. o. sAyAxsAM; Oct Is. 1874
ordinary. sisc Net isesips 7iss sss.; gross.
siose weekly receipts. sss: sass ss
ss5s Esporfo R onf, Gtsa, o Britain ASH Francs
issoo isso % 'n' Continent W. '''''"''' $3.50 Sales
Cotton opened easy becsms an.e.sed buyers and sell.
sn.ay sI ddas ss & low % Sas. & 5000 <,
ssa sss' 1000 s,oss 7saIl wsss.y
to the ooSsiasn. sss: ' ss.ss" ss,ss
4.72s' Sales 2o'Soo w,,x,xorx a.. -.
Spirits f,urpsnns steady, as9se kosia steady 81 7Y
S for yellow aip and virgin. Tar steady 81 TO- Germ
unchanged.
Ess s ..: ss: sale: :: & Ss s;s
Dulntn spring private terms; hard MiIwaakss
.. ss siS' Ssi ss ..is.
s ss Sa:sss s ss ss:.
81 stat. = and 70 ss ss .ss ssss
n " :s =:
sss:y: ~a'ls 10 Rail
hsSs:D. J.
lax s0 Wheat: aoS ao By
ls5. 100 DO; oats. 1880 Shipments by raiirosds-
sss rye ~ ssaai 70 whss.,
soS ssla 'Io mt 0SSt
wne.. qs,s.; Es white WABASH; sSss; issi..
e aS cis. .so ~a,'' s;AsS ss
:.s sa DsssmS: No
ysmssr. 300 seller December. sSae Nes.ern amber.
@ ss guam ssaassa s sss Ss.. % :ss:ar hsis s: ss'
sh s. at ag sss % e. s
as Al Ss s.S ia NJ .ss Gs s;:s
ss sn sss.. .s %is;.s ss % Ssv; Ss
vempcs. 9o'4c. Other articles unchanged.
DxraoIr. Oct. ls. 1874
waIss MsSs.a, assss.; white Michigan. Ole mo No:
xs%sss oiia saa s
mixed !i.sc sn the ,s.ek Oats in very Tar demands
MI sss as %,1sf
Obs Sho s S
corn. 300 do; oats. TOO do
Eloa, S. Wheat y, quiet;
II ia. demand sIe ssHe. Ost. steady ais .aSe
%Sis maj, .Ss.a q ss 5Ss ssis s
j. $ 81 hssy ss,s s and y
81 os Bas.sr an ansh.nssa % Sugar .se.dy ass:
s s"s % j. 70 s5 j 7 g s
3,a6I Shipments. 1888
Fiour quie. but firm. wheas sosivs. irm ana higher
yanSsi; No. Chicago SPRING 7Sa, Cash; s;s Sic 20
ss 9s s \ 10 oaa dS s
shade higher, 3i14c, CASH 3IsSc. 3is4c. November;
332sc 33Sc December rejected, 50 quiet
nrm is1c is1.c. cash: is1ss ai9c November; ia,sa
l07sc Deccmner; rejected, i5c. l5Hc kye-DemAad
far and prices higher; 4!ic. Barley and higher;
81 02. cash; VI W November Pork steady with
u falr demand hrmer 81 65 81 10,
November; 81 so December. Lard stoady with affair
demand: s6 20, cash or November; s. 221k Dcccmber
50 ?; January Buik meats steady; with gooa do
55sc., all boxed. wnskey nominay unchan4ei 81 Os.
tr.,shts-corn Huialo 2sc. Receipts Flonr fi.UoO
80 ooo 90; rye. 5000 do barley As 900 do. ship.
mentx-Flour. IL ,OUO bbis.: wheat, 1900 bush
corn, 10000 10 oats, $4,000 do; rye. lou
ley. 45.vDo do. Market closed: Wheat. easier; SOtsc
Stslc.. November; SI1Sc SIC. December Corn hrnsr
but qnotabiy higher Oats steady firm Pork dul
aud lower. 81 6ah. November. 81 40, December. Lard
easier; ~ 10 s6 ii November; 81 III bid DecemDes.