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The New York herald., 1879-11-12
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Again
Booming"
MONEY AT 3 AND 4.
All Glasses OF Securities in Good
Demand.
WALL STREET. J

TUESDAY, Nov. u-6 r. MI
As was expected. Mr.. shermans disbursements ON
account of his ten million purchase of governments
bonds materially eased the money market to-day.
At time the rates for call loans above per
cent and the afternoon they even reduced 10
8. In addition to the government payments there
were large disbursements from the assay once on
account Of the gold received from abroad. Win
such stream flowing from two sources II was no
wonder that the stock market should nave oeeh
Aoated to higher figures. That this was the case 40
evidenced by the comparative list OF prices as
below Even such stocks as became In u n"nnoi
waterlogged during the money pressure got anoa'
to-day being pumped out, to speak. by the return
ing case in money and the belief in higher prices
70 come Among these was Erie. which, escaping
from u state of stagnation. rose per cent ana
kent IL: Iron Mountain. which did the same thing,
and the bituminous stocks. which closely followed
suit Apropos Of these latter, 1t seems to us unac
countabe that the market price they should have
30 far hung behind their anthracite brethren There
has been less speculative interest developed in these
properties probably because popular attention has
not been directed toward them. but as a matter Of
fact the bitumnous Goals have advanced in market
price very considerably than the anthraoites.
And the demand their production is at present in
excess of the supply. Nevertheless while the an
thracites represented by the TWO Delawares. are
selling respectively at 03 and S7s, the bituminous
shares are quoted at 81 for Maryland coal. 25 for
Cumberland, 40 tor Consolidated and Al for New
Central In view of the fact that these stocks have
in the future much prospect of paying divi-
dends the anthractes, 1t is difficult to divine
why their market price should be SO much lower.
There was quite stir in Chicago and Alton which
prolific Of higher prices also later on. in Iron
Mountain. which gained nearly per cent, also in
Sioux City. and Lafayette, Burlington and Muncie,
which latter gained even more. on the new scheme
for its consolidation with the Lake Erie and Western
road. Also i'll Nashville and Chattanooga. for which
very considerably higher prices prognosticated.
We are indebted to Messrs Prince Whitley for tho
latest Philadelphia financial news received over their
private wre and matter OF interest to New
York readers. purpose to give them daily. The
Philadelphia stock market closed strong with pur-
chases of Reading at 33 and Pennsylvania Railroad
at 49k for New York account. Lehigh Navigation
remained Arm at 80 an6 Lehigh Valley strong at
53x. at which price some old stock was brought to
market. The feature Of the day was the more than
ordinary activity in the Pennsylvania Railroad
shares. which we're freely dealt IN at above rates.
Total sales the Board to-day 432 533 shares.
Following Is an epitome Of the business
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The following the opening quotations Tor
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day :--Gouid
Curry l0ss; Savage l614; Chollar. 81; ophir, 81;
Hale Il Norcross. ls1z; Grown Point 1885,; Yellow
Jacket 157S Belcher. 3.9Oc. Imperial. Il Virginia
Consolidated. So; California. 5S Best Belcher'
POS; Union Consolidated 679 (after ~; Alpha III
Sierra Nevada. 57 Mexican. 3l1s; Silver HILL i2o;
Justice. 2.sOc.; julia 3.30c.; Utah. l9h; Ata.'oa;
Bodie 144 Bechtel. Ia; Independence. l3s; segre-
gated Bccher. 20; Bulwer 11H; Mono. ga; Consoii-
dated Pacific. IA; Potosi. 81; Exchequer. 4Soc';
Monmouth. Z; North Standard. 2; Boston Consoli-
dated, .45c.
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staincd-Good ordinary ~ lee; strict good ordinary.
receipts a. the cotton ports were follows
folk 5iSl; Now YORK elG; Bc.ton i5iS; PhlIsdsphia
III. day ssy rs Tsss aes Sss
80 o"Iss sS . Sse Ss rS.S Sssr%, 100
were American; market trm; estimated sales; 1900
Sss. .ns. and Sr Sou so %dlns % up %
iurcs IIs2d, better; November delivery. nplands
low asaa s'Sssi Ssia dsy.r & &SS.nd
Ss S Sa Ss
9ied ie,iad .feeansry delivery. upIands'
dsiiysry apisnds middins clause o.isd lgs2d
a essd Marsl-Aprii arch delivery, upands, low mddling
sSs iS clause. iied a@s' ESD opsSas .a MsyJa@ june
silsS %Ss,n ssaS.i sa %ans sa
eaa.s & fssp''p IS pSnns nsnd .ss" Sw m'aspg s,
port S,co bales january. February delivery, up.
issry Sranas low %dSns clause '1Apr pgied d.
ssss sS % sw Ssans .p
meut upands low middrngclause crop. sail asad.
sy'Y S~ aSs ss
cry, uplands, low middiing clause 2f.32d ldd;
u s syvSs u19'sm. sns sess
Sss uSsnGs
MarshApr,i dsysry rpands low %,iading elaase Ss
Jaae.Jay delivery. apiand:, low mddYsns clause, 0ssd
to 7. M.Amcgsan sales iosoo bales; NoysmSsr Ss.
anuary delivery. uplands. low mddng clause.
Sns s.ga s1osrs:y sGss % S %
ianos, low mddiing clause, Wsd DecemberJanaa de-
Feoraary delivery upands low mi1dng clause q ud
May juno delivery, uplands low middng clause, 272d
FsArsRs ruled steady al Soc 52c for prime live rccsc
FIsaIhc market for goldfish was hrm ana quoted at So
for Georges ana " % '! for Gssnd sens Msesess re-
NJ" and 81 Tor no g. BOX herring ruled steady AZ 2sc
Tor medium sealed zoe for ,uckaiIs aud Zoe. fos no l.
aal 400 bushels, meal 5v0 bbls corn, bushels
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In London there was strong market for Ameri-
can securities with an advance of per cent in New
Jersey Central to ss1a. Us the feature. Erie rose
from 43 to 43S. preferred from 6sls to CO. consoli
dated seconds from s7ss to ss. funded hves from s5
to s51s, Illinois Central from l0o6 to 1913. Penn
syyania from 81 to SIX, and Reading from 32H to
s3x. The rate Of discount in the open market for
three mouths bills is down to "a per cent. At
Paris rentes declined from s1f. ~ sc to S0f S5c.
In State bonds Alabama. class A. advanced to 40.
while District Of Columbia 3-65s were steady at
s5x and Louisiana consols at 431s. Railroad bonds
wero exceedingly active and buoyant. with heavy
business the Texas Pacific Mobile and Ohio. Kan
sas and Texas Jersey Central and Erie junior issues
Following is q list OF the sales -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsrON. Nov. III, 1879
Cotton strongi mddling, iic.; low midding, ios4c;
good ordinary Oi,c Net receipts, I2O bales; gross,
l. s2O Exports Great Britain. i,i53. sales. $40.
Stock. 16.21J. -
Cotton active and strong; niddup, iiAc. low mid
ding. ic good ordinary, 11ic. Not receipts. 1854
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. H. 1879.
The market for printing cloths Is practically tied at
4ac cash. bids that price exceeding the
supply. Without sales without quotations
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LIVERPOOL Nov 1I-5P M.
No"ember delivery, s5d do do December and January
do do sS aay syeF snf % aeS
Produce-Refned petroleum, 75ad. per gallon.
.s LosDoS Soy li-s 80 , A.
Spirits of turpentine, sos 3D. a aos Cd per ewt
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Pork-Prime Eastern dull at ass DO. DO Western
% sS ssasy as. long
sa S s dull IN s at sn Ss
steady at iios.; prime armer SIS. Lard-Prme
so sa d% II AIS S M
,'iss !.
39s Fonr-Extra State dpll At 29s sd Wheat Spring
No. 3 an, Winter az u al Winter a
M s d% III IId
mon London, stoady at 5s od Turpsntine-spirs at
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LONDON. Nov. II, 1879.
trade s % for the | pas. Week decided
/" The during the % n has whss
Of the midland counties In the hghe. districts of Scot
on {" Be- S o the ars, Tss ye
stated that the is the most serious
tho weather having been
fne Mark Lane English wheat rather freely
timer the dTPs
majority Of the provincial markets business has been
aS S%s Tine
few fine dry lots to DO with changed
hands terms while inferior parcels were quite
neglected The imports of foreign wheat into London
have been fair but not excessive There slight
vva in business Monday but since then reaction
has taken place Spectators have held aoof and conf
supply in America. Holders. however, have been up
held by the rise in prices in New York, aud
there has been Opposition TO force sales. On
the whole there has boon only retail
smptve demand which satisfied at previous prices
The sale of English mating barley checked by liberal
imports of French and German barley. Maize
and prices slightly easier despite the
have large Wheat is in suspension buyers
holding of pending further arrivals and prices fully
~ shilling per quarter lower tho week. Maize
in fair demand at about three pence per
quarter decline Business In wheat for shipment very
limited about Is quarter decline Maize and barley
easier Tho sales of English whcat during last
week amounted to 36 552 quarters at Sos Sd quarter
Same ycar The imports the United King.
for the week ending November uS5 706
Of wheat and 279,096 cwt OF flour"
CHINA ExPoRTs.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1879.
kilograms from Hong Kong state that the total exports
Of from Shan nghai aud Hankow November since
the opening Of the pounds.
li4uuUU pounds during the same period last Tho
shipmsnts OF Canton silk to Europe 9CO bales.
300 bales last year and the unsod stock is 400
bales against 100 bales ut the same time last year.
IRON TRADE
LONDON. Nov IL. 1879
pig Iron in Cleveland $1,000 pcr
10000 and that there has boon tb
equivalent increase In the shipments.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY,

oats 10 2as do; II, ,7s4 do barley 2o7so do malt
22oO do. Four-Ihe market remained quiet but steadys
The sales including Western and southern were
about 1900 bbls within the annexed range, hye honr
rued steady with saos of 200 bbs within the annexed
Corn meal steady, and 100 bbs and ooO bags
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HAVANA MARKETS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1879.
Spanish gold. 239 2391S Exchange firm and nominal.
Sugars firm and nominal
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 3-16C. DEARER; FUTURES
CLOSED STRONG FLOUR QUIET-wHEAT
LowER-CoRN EAsrER-OATs FIRMER-PORK
FIRMER-LARD FIRMER-spIRITs TURPEN-
TINE NOMINAL RosIN QUIET = COFFEE
wEAK-sUaAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM FIRM
wHISKEY NOMINAL.
TUESDAY Nov. 11-6 P M.
The trade movement pretty fair to-day, but
not SO active In many commodities of late. On
Change flour was quiet. Wheat dull and lower.
Corn easier Oats higher. but irregular and closing
easier. Whskey nominal Pork hrm. Lard hrmer.
Cotton on spot 3l6c up; futures closed
Coffee weak sugar firm. Oils steady. Petroleum firm.
Naval stores quiot
ASHES were dull 4c for pots and &C. for
pearls.
ALconoL-25 bhs. free sold 81 Os Export quoted at
SIC for prompt and 36c for late delivery.
quot and easy and quoted at l7c for Hal
lett and lSc for Cookson
BEEswAx dull and quoted 22c. 224c. for West
and Southern.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio dull and weak. We
arrival Of Henry Edyc Antwerp with 57s
bags including POO bags Rio and 37S bags Santos all of
which been withdrawn from stock 40a bags Santos
Berlin sold last Saturday and just made public In
Now Orleans 900 bags Rio good ordinary to strict good
ordinary sold ut 14c and 500 bags low sold mt
1896. Mild coffee quiet 1913 bags Savana sold
private We quote:-Ordnary cargoes l4c. fair
do Ice. good do i6sc pme 17c Santos fair to good.
l6c 16ac.. ninety days. Java. mats 231c 26c
Singapore l7c 20c Ceylon, 15c. lsc. Maracabo l4c
1Sc.: Laguayra, l4c 16lac; Jamaica, 13c &c., St.
Domingo l2c. i3zs Porto Rico lec l7c Costa Rica
l5c lsc. Mexican, 1885. I7c; Mocha, 24ac 25c
Angostura, l5c. lSc Savanilla, l3c lSc; Curacoa
131zc. q 15c.
Weak complied MeSSrs.
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Tho following were the rates OF exchange on New
York to-day at the aforementioned cities :-Savan-
nah buying y discount. selling u discount; Charles
ton. plentiful. buying u. selling y par; New Or
leans, commercial 400 discount. bank $50 discount;
St. Louis, par; Chicago firm at par, and Boston. Is.
q csc. discount.
Foreign exchange quiet and unchanged at the
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COPARTNERsuIPs.

NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER l3, is7a-rfIE FIRM
~ of Richardson Cary tins dissolved mutual
consent j. r. Richardson having purchased the Interest
of g. W. Cary in said firm is hereby authorized to collect
all of said firm aud iqudae the business said
firm. JOHN Il. RICHARDSON.
q. W. CARY.
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Tho Wostphaia brought $l30O.0O0 French gold
and tho Gaia s550O00 British gold and American
gold bars. This makes the total foreign specie inn
ports since the resumption Of specie payments
$c650o.oOO. OF which about 500 100000 have been
received since August /.
At the sub-Trcasury to-day's transactions aggrc-
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CooPERAGE Sr6cK ruled steady. We quote :-Molasses
Shocks 32nch with heads 81 IS 81 80: shocks,
with heads 3sinch 81 s5 81 1O do do 6inch, 81 30
81 10: box Shocks soc. eoc rum do s3 ss 5o pipe
do So $5 so; empty hogsheads. 81 81 o5 hoops. Is
feet ordinary prime S33 $685. do II feet do $2s $50
per NJ.
CoRpAGE ruled steady We quote Manila, largo and
small 1876 l5c; tarred Manila l3c Sisa lie.
q lie.
Quotations for spot cotton wero marked mp
6c with the market quiet but steady Mt the advance
Future opened 10 81 points higher and closed
strong with the advance increased 81 40 points
with the closing prices of the previous day The
total sales to-day between ten A. NJ and three r. NJ for
future delivery 22OUUO bales as toows:
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DANDAL H. FOOTE.
~ Banker 10 Broadway. New York city.
Wants.
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company Stock.
BOSTON, hartford and Erie Railroad Stock.
brunswick Land COMPANY of Georgia
Troy and Boston Railroad Stock and Bonds.
New Jersey southern Railroad Stock.
Town aud County Bonds of New York State.
tontral Colorado improvement Company Stock
New Jersey and Asw York taroad First Mortgages.
Mexican Bonds (WOoIhousc issuel
Niearagua Accessory Transit Stock.
For Sale
American Guano Company Stock.
silver Nugget Mining and Milling Stock
American Central OF Ohio and Indiana six per cents
New York and Hempstead Railroad First Mortgages.
New Orleans. jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Stock.
South MONDAY Gold Mining Company Of sode. CALI
ornia limited amount OF stock at al 5000 per share
oOn0 0nf, IN SUMS TO SUIT TO LOAN ON
spLUU.OOt'morgage five years New York city: also
money at SIX per cent H. L. GRANT. las broadway.
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The Caledonia has levied an assessment of a
cents per share. delinquent December 16.
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4 r REASONABLE RATEs--MONEY ON LIFE AND
AEnjowcmont Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought OF all kinds effected with best
panies at lowest prem iums.
j. J. HABRICl * CO., 1855 Broadway; box 1880.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER.
.chants. manufacturers and others; Real Estate
changed for business; Mining Interests &C.
persons with capital seeking business advised thout
chargc) OF approved opportunities References Sheldon
L Wadsw0rth, bankers 10 Wall ST.; Ueermance Dckn
son, produce commission 3l3 Green wich ST. and Others
GRIGGS * CARLETON.
al R,..i. I...l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

Brief Nens.-Charles w. Turner, ESQ,
Of this city, announces himself candidate
for the Senate from this district, subject to
the nomination OF the Conservative Con-
yention. ~ arc
The Chiei OF Police caught two horses
running at large on Hull street yesterday.
1t should have read In yesterdays issue
declaration instead OF Indictment in the
paragraph relating to the suit OF Fisher Us.
TickeTs. ii. >. r. 3.n. ae t:as .4. il. Il,
Several gypsy wagons, heavily loaded,
have passed through this city recently to
Join the tribe now stopping on the Peters.
burg turnpike below the corporate limits.
Z a lively fsticufft occurred in the upper
portion OF the city Tuesday afternoon be.
tween "a disciple OF Blackstone" from
Chesterfield and an uptown merchant.
The former came out second best: No ar.
rests. - $50 ssZ .- tz3a ..sG,fT
A number OF persons from. this city ex.
pect to be present at the dedication OF the
new Methodist church at Midlothian, to be
dedicated some time in October. - -,
The party from this city who went deer
hunting in Chesterfield have returned.
They, saw. two large bucks, but failed to
kill them. .srei -,
: The interest in politics continues to in
crease in this district.
Candidates are quite numerous at pre-
sent. and the outlook for more is very fa-
vorable. .-. .. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Police-Jus-
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of: = -
P. B. Callahan, charged with assaulting
and striking Albert Thornton with stick.
Continued to Saturday, and bailed In the
sum of $500. ...".. .,t.,t!-' r
John Shelton, charged with stealing lot
Of grapes, pears, and corn from Dr.. 0. A.
Crenshaw. Old offender. second offence
of petit larceny. Sent to Jail for three
months and punished with twenty-five
stripes. "..' '.. !s-.
T. r. Thompson, charged with the viola
;tion OF an ordinance by the driver OF his
.dray cruelty torturing his horse on the
streets. Fined S5. 81. en- 1..a' .H
Sarah Matthews, charged with commit.
ting nuisance on the street. Fined 81.
E. R. Gaines, charged with riding on the
sidewalk OF Seventeenth street and inter-
iering with Alois Rick. Fined 81. '.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

MAss-MEETING IN HENRICo.-There was
a meeting of voters of Henrico county on
Wednesday night ut Mr.. r. B. Jones's
store. Speeches were made by Mr. Henry
A. Atkinson, Jr., candidate for the Senate,
and Messrs. Benjamin r. Smith and John
Schermerhorn.e candidates for the House.
Mr.. Atkinson placed himself squarely upon
the settlement of the debt according to the
McCulloch bill. He said that in relation to
the United States Senate he would not vote
for any. gentleman who was not Conserva.
tive, and nho did not reflect the views OF
the people OF this district on all the public
questions OF the day. He thoughtit would
be monstrous for Conservative Legisla.
ture to send to the United States Senate q
man who was not in accord with that body.
MI AtkifRSSfaana aaiaSs ths 81 Claire
most decided that under no circumstances
will he vote for Malone for senator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Decision of The Mayor as TO Cleaning of
Gutters.-At the Mayors Court yesterday
Messrs. G. A. and Junius A. Jones were
reported by the Chief OF Police for allow
ing grass to remain in the cutters In front
of their premises, on Hull street.
After listening to the testimony, Mayor
Clarke decided that as long as the grass ala
not prevent the running of the water IN tue
cutters or otherwise obstruct them ne did
not consider that the parties arralgned mad
violated the ordinance. I
: The Chief Of Police says that no one Will
he hereafter reported for the above offence
until It is decided by the Mayor when the
Grass amounts to an obstruction. And be
Furthermore intends giving bis friends a
big sora hunt at an early date in the cutters
on lower Hull street.
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q. Ssraixht Shots. -.

:. Editors Dispatch: 4 bear a good deal Of
talk about certain people voting only for
one senator at the primary. I thought the
plan required each person 10 vote for two.
Certainly that is the fair and honest way
II A's friends give him tt'sstraight shots"
B's will or should do likewise, and even so
with C's friends. There will be great in
Justice unless all or none use g straight
Shots" NJ,
The plan adopted by the committees rep
resenting the Conservative people o; Rich
mond and Hcnrico says: %" 5..'..'
"s4. Each person offering to vote shall
present to the judges ticket containing
the names Of big choice for senator's"
sS. All persons who desire to be voted
for shalI notify the secretary OF the City
Conservative Committee on or before 12 NJ.
Of Monday preceding the day Of the pri.
mary. Said names shall be arranged in
alphabetical order and printed, and said
ticket, and no other, shall be received by
the judges OF eiection-each voter striking
from the ticket alt but t,oo nanees.'
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z RICHMOND. a., FRIDAY MORNING
LOCAL MATTERS.

|; BRrEp ITEMs-PERsoNlL.-The public
schools Of fhe city will he re8pened on
Monday week. September 18th. Happy day
for mnpy household,
4 few tvery few, however, Of the more
venturesome young ladies OF Richmond
have induiged- themselves by tho purchase
of what are known as- horse bpfs,a more
properly circingles.a They are quite new
for rRichmpnd, and one young gentleman
sympathizingly remarked yesterday when
be saw one for the first time:. Poor girl /;
she must have something the matter With
| her back.u Thai was all wrong, however.
They. didn't mean anything OF the sort.
They cost sixty cents, and when lady puts
one on. she. says not eircing1e, but single.
: Workmuesn, are cleaning upthe Debris from
the late fires on Cary street and on the
canal. s,..1zsr.,f.r=- .i.H -@...:.-...,3
do the. Committee on the Fire Department
propose to buy new hose. ,.i. a,...l - 49,.
The fall season at the Theatre commences
The sresgyattionI OF the Third.street Me
thodist church, Of which Rev. W. B. Der
rick Is pastor, contributed two dollars, night
before last. to The, HOOD fnnd. @ .~.. e..
:, JiidGe. Robert ". Hughes was in the city
eisssasy Tss American schooner r. J. [. Riley, Ro.
bertson master, with cargo OF flour valued
at S33, 1865, cleared at the custom-house yes
terday for Rio de JaneIro. ,...,
The destruction by an incendiary fire OF
Life-Saving Station No. 10, on the beach at
Cobb's Island, calls to mind the fact that in
a conversation with several members OF the
n irfo ioh ~ onI 6u
ring their late cruise, Captain Crumb, the
keeper, stated that the residents of that
vicinity did not look upon the station or the
put a stop 70 some OF their gains when the
station was established, several years ago.
Rev. DR.. Warren, OF the First Baptist
church OF this city, has received call to
Georgia. ..,.-
, Policeman Brooks and Mr. Mountcastle
haYe invented gas-lamp lighter and extin-
gulsher, by which it is claimed the city
lamps can be lighted 1T an annual saving OF
nearly $1,000. -. ........
John Barksdale (colorcd) was received at
the panitentiarE yesterday for five years,
from Bath county, for grand larceny.
The steamer Ariel will make her last reg
ular trip from Richmond to Old Point to-
morrow; after which day she will leave
Richmond at 7:15 A. N. Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays. for Norfolk.
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode will return to the
city tonight. :...-
The new and splendid schoonar Frank
Mcdonnell" Captain Mckendry, cleared
Yesterday for the first. time from this port
with the largest cargo Of railroad ties that has
been taken out OF the deck this season.
She has on 1854 ties, shipped by A. l..
Shepherd Il Co. to New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

Ward Meetings.-A meeting OF the Con.
servatiye voters OF Manchester will be held
to. morrow night for the purpose OF ap--
pointing delegates to the Senatorial and
Legislative Conventions to be held at some
future time and place. The voters OF the
First Ward will assemble at the courthouse;
from the Second Ward at the Mayors court
room; Third Ward at the Davis Building
(Old TAVERN; and from the Fourth Ward
at the corner OF Hull and Eleventh streets.
1t Is understood that each OF the wards will
send two delegates to the Conventions, ex-
cept the Second Ward, which, having such
small number of voters, is only entitled TO
one deleoate.