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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-04
PROGRAMME,
For The Immigration and Manufactu-
uring Convention Of August 10, In
Jackson.

The executive committee have
agreed on the following general
programme for the convention in
this city on the 10th ult., subject
of course to possible changes by
the convention after it is organ
lied. 1t is hoped that the dele
gates will all arrive on the 9th,
and if so the convention will be
called at 8 Il. m, the 10th.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-04
FIRST DAY.

1st.-Convention called to order
!. by Robert Gates Esq, who will
address the convention on the OBJ
.jects for the consideration OF
which it was called.
2nd.-Organization.
3d.-Address by Gov. Alvin
Hawkins.
4th.-Business.
5th.-Address by Commissioners
a. w. Hawkins on the subject
.of Immigration"
NIGHT sEssIox-FIRsr DAY
1st.-Essay by Hon. H. NJ.
Polk on DIVERSIFIED Farming in
West Tennessee"
2nd.-Bnsiness.
3d.-Address by the Hon. e..
w. Martin, or Weakly comfy.
SECOND DAY.
1st.-Business.
2nd.--Address by Hon. II. +.
Jackson.
Sd.-Essay on Education"
by Prof. j. c. Brooks. ofEJackson.
4th.-Business.
5th-EssAy by Mr.. B. f. Transon
of Humboldt, on the subject of,
horticulture in West Tennes-
see.
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HIGHT SESSION.

HIGHT SESSION.
LIST .-Business.
2nd.-Address by the Hon. T.
K. Riddick, of Somerville.
3d.-Address by the Hon. Wise
A. Cooper, Of Trenton.
4th.-Address by the Hon. w.
z. Morris, of Camden.
Business
The convention will meet in the
Supreme Court room.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
0ur Navy.

ANNUAL. REPORT or SECRETARY HUNT.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-The annual
report Of Secretary f-the-Navy Hunt has
been completed Secretary Hunt says:
The condition Of the navy inperatively
demands the prompt and earnest attention
OF Congress. Unless some action Is taken
in is behalf il must soon dwindlc into IN
Significance. We have been unable to make
such an appropriate display Of our naval
power abroad rs will cause US to be re-
spcctcd. The exhibition Of our weakness
i'm this important arm OF defence Is calcu-
lated to detract from our occupying in the
ewes OF foreign nations that rank 10 which
we know ourselves to be justly entitled.
Calls are made upon the Department to
send vessels into different parts OF the
world in order TO prevent threatened ag-
erosion upon the rights OF American cltl-
Zens, and 10 shield them in time OF ciyll
commotion in foreign lands from insult or
personal indignity. II is to he deplored
that in many such instances II has proved
impossible to respond TO these calls from
the want Of a sufficient number OF vessels.
These things ought not TO be. While the
navy should not be large. it should III all
times afford a nucleus for ENLARGEMENT upon
an emergency. Its power OF prompt and
extended expansion should be established.
Il should be sufficiently powerful 'to as
sure the navigator that in whatsoever sea
he shall sail his ship he is protected by the
Stars and Stripes Of his country"
The Secretary says that all the triumphs
which illustrate the history Of the navy are
connected with the glory OF the nation.
The achievements OF the navy constitute a
strong claim upon the affections OF q pa
triotic and grateful people. The Secretary
speaks very highly OF the officers OF the navy.
lie saws: 'HUDon the whole, whether II be
as a means OF self-protcction 10 the long
line OF cities and harbors upon our coasts ;
or 10 guard our commerce on the hlgh
seas: or TO insure orr citizens soiOurnlng
i'm foreign lands and their property ana
persons against Outrage; or to take ana
keep our proper place among nations; or
TO maintain the sentiment OF PATRIOTISM
connected with our navy and with tie
memories Of its departed heroes; OF TO
reaD the advantages OF the researches and
labors OF its officers in the further progress
Of advanced science, il becomes the duty
OF Congress to see to it that the navy OF
the United States shall not be lett
20 perish through hamilton, but should be
restored TO a condition OF usefulness, III
which it may upon occasion be so eN-
banded rs to become the sure means OF
protection at home or OF active and AZ
gresSiye warfare in the ports an | waters OF
an enemy"
The Secretary recommends the plans OF
the Advisory Board telegraphed yesterday,
The estimates Tor the Navy Department
FOR the fiscal year ending June ~, 1883,
amount TO S20,019,1iG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02


4 NJ. az, l. considerable Short interest In the
last-named stock. and tie recent advance In rates
by the company and reduction IN expenses has
stimulated tie covering Of these short sales. The
net results of he fluctuations In the general llst IT,
up 10 the time we write, an advance Of ktsl per
cent. ga in Louisville, and IL In Chatta-
no0ga. The strongest stocks aside from
those named have been D., l.. 4 W.. which
II up TO 1873, and Northwest and MI.
-. Il. The weakest stocks have been Wabash
common and preferred. The recent death In Paris
of ex-Judge Parsons. who was heavily Interested
In this property, and who had much 10 do with In
Producing The stock to the foreign markets. may
account for this weakness. G. u. and q. T. selling
extra dividend II ~ per share. Railroad bonds,
n rule. are quiet aud strong. The feature con-
tnues to be Hartford and Erie hrsts, which carly
sold as low 77k, and then AZ so, being 10 as we
write. Government bonds are strong for The ex-
tended SIS. The AIS. extended IS. and currency
Is are quoted plus interest. The United states
sb-treRsury WIS this morning debtor 1t the clear
ing-hOuse IN the sum OF Sl.666,2S4.O7. In The
loan market to-day O per cent. Is the ruling rate
for call loans on stocks. The Goyernmcnt DOnd-
dealers are being accommodated NJ 34m4H Per
cent. Time loans are marketing per cent. Tor
four months. Prime mercantile paper Il 6e97 per
cent.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, December 1.-Virginia 6's, de-
fcrred, II: consolidated, 76h; second series, 40;
new lO-4O's, ijk. Bid today.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER /, 1851.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanokc. Couch, New YORK. iner-
chandsc aud passengers, George W. Allen co.,
agents. ,,,,, -,
Steamer Fanita, smith. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. ". McCarick, agent
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails, l.. u.
Taiun. agent
SAILED.
schooner Paul and Thompson, Bennett, New
York ria James river, wood.
schooner Jessie Hart, Wall. Boston, slaves and
lumber Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company;
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA Goth ultimo: SchOOn-
or j. VI. Parker, Phillips, James river
Cleared 3Oth: schooner J. ;. lyops, lngcrsoll,
for Richmond.
ViSYYARD HAvES.-Arrivcd 2Sih: schooner
Mabel r. staples, Dickson, Richmond fOi fotons.
by Telegraph.
A DISABLED STEAMER.
LONDON. December 1.-The steamer Glenderon.
from Norfolk For Liverpool, was tOwed into
Queenstown yesterday, having lost her propeller
and sails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02

TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Annual Repcrt Of sceretary-of-the-Savy
Hunt-Another Texas Mai'-Robbery-Two
Ladies Burned 90 Death In Pennsylvania
Two Negro Murdercrs Lynchcd In North
oIiua-Miiwaukce's Diminished Revc-
nue. Receipts-The Corporation OF Phila-
delphin systematically Defraudcd By For
mer Oalcials-Jewish Rights i'm bulgaria.
The Revolution In Dalmatia-Poiiey OF
the United states Towards Chill, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
DImiu.shcd Reyenuc Rccctpts.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The internal
revenue collector at Milwaukee, Wis, re-
ports to Commissioner Raum large fall
ing off in the receipts for taxes on cigars,
tobacco, and spirits III the First collection
district. The decrease is attributed to
heavy rains, which have made traffic other
than by railroads almost impracticable, and
to strike OF The cigar-makers in Milwau-
boa
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
STEVENS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.

G dozen BLACK-WALNUT TABLES;
100 sets KNIVES AND FORKS at 81;
100 dozen ROGERS "a l" KNIVES, FORKS
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS
fully 10 per cent. less than the usual
prices;
large assortment of PICKLE-STANDs,
sUGAR-BOWLS, BUTTER-DlsllEs'
CAKE-BAsKETS, &C., in best plate;
A large lot of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODs, all sizes-cheap;
100 dozen more of those FoUR-RoW TOOTH
BRUSHES at l0c.;
bargains in sHOE-BRUslIES' FEATHER
BUSTERS, and sCRUB-BRUsHEs;
large lot of BIRD-CAGES atsl;
All sizes of JAP TRAYS and SUGAR.
BOXES;
The largest line Of LOW-PBCED VASES
and ToILET-sETs We have ever shown
400 dozen more Of those PLAIN GoBLETs al
,oc.a do,en.at STEVENS.
40 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
Indicted for Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-The grand
Jury Yesterday indicted Michael and David
Uennessy for the murder oi Thomas
Deyereux on October 18th. David Hen
messy has been in prison since the shoot
inc. but Michael Hennessy, who is still
suffering from wounds, yesterday gave
$40. 900 bail. Or. L. Roaandes certifying
that his condition will not admit Of his re-
mnyal TO the parish prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
National cbt statcmcrt.

WASHINGTON. December 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the decrease
Of the public debt during the month Of
November TO be 81, 24g 1885; cash in the
Treasury, S2i5,0i2, $1,000; gold certiG-
Gates, 81, 800; silver certificates, $685.
GG3,s30; funding certificates, Sj79, (;
legal tenders outstanding, S34G,Gs1 ,0iG I;
fractional currency outstanding, $780,
I9o 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
Steamer Aground.

FoRr MONROE, December 1.-The steamer
Excelsior, Of the Washington and Norfolk
Line. went aground on Hampton bar last
night in dense fog, where she now lays.
The tug Sampson, Of Baltimore, has gone
10 her assistance.
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A Cranky +, Express Messenger.

CAIRO, LII, December 1.-G. ID. Her
ring. southern Express messenger OF the
Iron Mountain railroad, disappeared from
his train yesterday with some money pack
ages. He subsequently returned to CAIRO
voluntarily and refunded the entire amount
he was accused OF appropriating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
Plough astfags. whoIe,a;c, skc.; retail, 4se.
q N. .o
Rope. Manila, best. 1cHc.; juie, ef@pc.
Liguors. Wines. &c.


Ale. scotch, best brands, pnts s2@s2oS
dozen, gold
sl.iO: apple, new. sI.75@s2; old, s2.25@S3;
Rye WiisFsgs: Medium, s1.50@s2; pure old.
e36fs4 Virginia mountain, new, sl.7o@sI; DID,
Gfs: Domestic, sI.e5@sa; imported. IS y
case.
ySio England Rum si.50@s1.60.
Recffasd Whfskeys: sl.2jMsl.3o.
Lumber, slaves. sc.
Lumber. White oak, s13@slS n 1000: West
ern Virginia poplar, s1i@,s25 q 1000; whitc
pine, .l4n5l4.5O "a loo; yellow pine poards,
s9--markct stiff: dry clear, sl2Msl4, and In DC
mand. joist, S06g1 II. according Ia lengths. shin-
glcs--Pine, sl.75@s2.5O: cypress. six-inch. $50
sS 4 1000. Laths-split, sl; awed, SLIDE
$50 r 1000.
S0res: Whl.kcy-harrci timber, green, 1850
$50 q 1000; seasoned. s20@25 q LOCO. Flour.
barrel timber, @4@S7 "a 1,OOu. Flour-blrrcf
poles, s4@s6. Hog.head-hoops, zoe. 2 bundle.
Powder, shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 37x6fsi.lO z 100 feet.
P0,cder: 1925 by the i've kegs-les3 than dve
kegs, 5000: blasting, S3.40fbs3.6J.
SHOT: Northern, Sl.S5 4 bag of 25 rs
GriRdStOnes: lgei2c. y 10.
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CROSS-EXAMlNED.
,,ru INTERESTING DAY IN
THE GREAT TRIAL.
THE ASSASSlN'S APPEAL
mo Public for Money 20 Ala Him
~ in His Defence.
SHARP HONE QUESTIONS,
900 prisoner Gets Excited aud ES-
aspcrased.

vouderfnl sharpness In His Replies
" rh,,ks President Garfield Committed
n.,,,ica, >aicidc-iIc Sticks TO shc inspirn-
-. Plea. sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02

Thousands OF ladies have found sudden
relief from all their woes by the use OF
lydia i. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND,
the great remedy for disease. peculiar 10
females. Send to Mrs. Lydia l.. Plnkham'
233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, Tor PAM
phletS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
To Visit Atlanta.

VIcKsRURG, Mss, December 1.-Colonel
+. +. Muirhead presidenD and number
OF prominent members Of the Executive
Committee Of the Cotton-Planters' Associa-
ton, will leave for Atlanta to-day 10 COM
plete the arrangements for the reception
and accommodation OF the members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
JudicialIy Defcrm tnc,i.

AUGUSTA, Me-, December 1.-The SUI
preme Judicial Court OF Maine has mani-
mousIy decided that Governor PIaiSted has
no power TO make certain removals with
out the consent OF the Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02

FIour-Wc quote: Finr. si.506s5: extra. S7@
s7.30 supcrinc. 1928 n $3.50; common family,
S7.2JMs1.75; choice ElnIly, sSMsv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
.,crrpr.rRAmEs. ENGnAyINGs. &c
TNGRAVING AND PICTURE
n FRAMES.
49,, NOW oeor,ug the finest collection of

lam now Offering the finest collection oil
PICTURES AND FRAMES
..,o- oxh,hi,id I'm this city, consisting of COLOR
Ed PHOTOGRAPHS, ENGkAN,llNNGTsffS Hs sIItn
iaiest styles In framing. Also, BONl-tiNlsiihD
~ ID on EASELS, BRACKETS, &c.
ssi0 FRAMES fr,sn 10 cents upwards. t.,,
VFi.vFT and GOLD FRAMEsin every variety,
WINDOw-CORNICEs made 10 ornef anu U"
na ahRRToTYPEs of all the principal cngrayings::
noi J.. LEWIS, OLE Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December /. 1851.
SALES.

WHEAT.-Whltc. $50 bushels very good 1t
sr47: 10 bushels fair 40 Sl.f0. Lancaster, 104
bushels very good M Sl.i7. Fultz. l24 bushels
bushels very good at Sl.4O; So bushels good at
si.3J.
CoRN.-Whte. A bushels prime seed at Soc. 4;
400 bushels damp new at 1Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
Rniir0ad Ifnnl.

GALVESTON, December IA special to
the NelrS from Dallas says the track OF the
Chicago. Texas and Mexican railroad was
completed to Cedar Hill yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
R1CHMONDLIvE STOCKMARKET


NOVEMBER 3O.-Irlccs his week rlngcI Is loI-
lows: 60
Ee,f Cnttle-Vcry hest. il@4lc.: good. $40
Aic.: medium or good fair qu lily, 3m3 C.; roam
oxen thin steers. old COWS. &C.. 2d24ic; bulls,
extra &c: other grades. 03ar. r. d.. gro-s.
Hogs.-Ncry best, S'.mS g.; other grades IA
Sc. & H.. mel.
SitcD.-34G4'sc 4 n. gross.
Ve0fs-SfMSlO r head.
l6jcL C,Ts GHd ftIres.-$206$iO z head.
About 40 head Of beef cattle. 4i2 hngs. ana
1876 sheep on the market. Catdc market fairly ac-
tive and price. for all grades are fully hc. better,
1ualitv considered About two carloads sold for
stock. Bulls are In very good demand. ic5t hogs
have advanced "a ec.. but are rather duil ~ the
close Of the week. Medium grades Of snccp are
very dull some left over unsold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK. December Noon.-Stocks FATTY
steady. Money. 8 per cent. ENchange-Long, 4sO'
short, asa. State bonds Inactive GoNerhmeh's
'EsrenfRg-ExchanSc, $50. Governments hrin
and higher: new SIS, 1929: new fs's, ll31 new
a.. II7k. Money, Sos aud l-6i Per cent. sts,e'
.ss.9i2 ora: currency, Si,66s,975.
stocks opened firm; closed heavy Aiabama-,
Ciass "a -3to5,Sl; DO. A." small, 50 do. = u,
20 On, do "a 80 Chicago and Northwestern,
I2si.: do. preferred. 14O; Erie, 45s; East Ten
ncssee Railroad. l4a; Georgia Rallroadi 100 :
Iuiuols Central, 1882: Lake shore. 1905; Louis
,IIe and Xsshylle, 100 Memphis and Charleston,
10: Nashville and chattanooga, s6i New YORK
central 1879; Pittsburgh, 1876 Richmond anu
Aheehany, So; Richmond and Danyllie' lie5
Pnck Island. I34H; Wabash. 81. Louis and P''
iSi.: do. preferred, $50; Western Union, 6fs'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The United statos ant, Chill.

LONDON. December 1.-The Standard
says: "The official documents which Senior
Vicuna, Secretary Of the Gillian Legation
at Paris, has forwarded to us, and which
are too long to publish in full, bear out our
original statement OF facts. 1t i consola-
tory 10 find Senior Vienna satisfied in re-
gard to the impossihility Of an encroaching
policy on the part Of the United states. 1t
would be still more rea-snring to learn that
his Government shared his belief. As it Is,
they have shown theirappreciationof Anne
rican interference in their affairs by, to
quote Senior Yicuna's phrase, suppreSsing
Calderon's Government, TO which the
United States had extended special patron
aVp'r
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Corporation of Philadelphia De-
frauticd.

PHILADELPHIA, December LIN report
made to-day to the City Council by John
Hunter, receiver Of taxes, it is stated that
although the examination OF the books OF
this department Of the city government is
not much more than commenced, and al
though that examination has been retarded
by the Acting Collector OF Delinquent
Taxes, William J. Donohough, 80 much
has been developed Us to show that
the city Of Philadelphia has been largely
defrauded. lie then lays before the Coun-
ell some Of the results OF his examination
with the remark that he cannot ct this time
estimate the amount due the city, but that
perhaps some OF it may be recovered. He
describes a number OF methods by which
the city has been defrauded, with eN-
amples illustrating each, and adds: In
order to accomplish the frauds there
must have been collision between
the TaX-ReceiyeT'S and COmptrollcr's de-
partments, and a system adopted by them
by which the Treasury was annually rob-
bed OF thousands OF dollars. There are
false allowances TO appear all through from
the entry OF payment Of taxes to taking
off OF the balance-sheet. The Comptroller
at the time referred TO i'm the above report,
was samuel p. Hancock, while the Tax
Receiver was Thomas l.. Smith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, December l, 1881.
SALES-FmsT BOAID.-l2 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 81: 10 shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad stock at 39E' 10 do ut 394.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Richmond ana Al
leghany Railroad stock at 3 o., 20 do. at 392s.
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Crimes and Casualties.
TwO MrEDEREps LYNCuED.

RALEIGH. December IA special dis
match TO the NelcS and Observer from OK
ford. Granville county, says: "This
morning about O'Clock party Of masked
men, numbering between sevcnty-five and
one hundred took from the Oxford jail
John Brodie and Shadrack Hester (coloredl,
charged with the murder OF I. NJ. Lynch,
and hanged them in 4 small grove near the
spot where the murder was committed.
The iailer was taken from his home and
forced to open the doors while the guards
were disarmed and shut up in the guard
house. It is reported that the men made
full confession. Everything was conducted
with the utmost secrecy, and the bodies
were not found until O'Clock this morn
ing.
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cer,nouv md the Vatican.

BERLIN, December LIN the Rcichstag
to-day Prince Bismarck, replying to a
question OF Prof. Nirchow ProsrcsSiSN,
said that in providing for a prussian rep
resentatiye at the Vatican he was guided
by the interest OF state business. Should
the general interest assume prominence,
the appointment OF German representa-
tive there was contemplated. The time
was not opportune. he said, to make a
statement i'm regard to the negotiations.
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MALL srREEr YEsrEEDAY.

~rxv york. December 1.-The Posts financial
,rticle l:4O l.. N. edit.onl Stys: AZ the Stock
Exchange the share speculation NJ The openlng
was Irregular hut prices are generaiiy hEher l man
~ fhe close Theie was first an advance OF "a 4,
lhen decline Of tdis per cent, the latter VANISH
prefeIred To 49,, when the market again oeeanle
,rong. and the general list has since then aayshee"
IA per cent; Chattanooga, IA per eeh''' anu L.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, December ., lSsl.


The tobacco market yesterday WAS active. and
tie prices obtained for the different grades were
entirely satisfactory, being an advance of az least
50 per cent. the prices that ruled at the begin
Mtg Of last season. The receipts Of loose tobacco
this week have been rather light, but ~ the season
advances increased transactions may be expected
The sales at the different warehouses were ~ fol-
lows: ShocEoc, 1850 pounds Crcnshaw, 1910
pounds: Centre, l0-64j pounds. Prices ranged rs
follows: Primlngs. $500 $3.50; dark lugs. - a.
-; dark leaf sG@sl0; bright cinnamon leaf
Ss@Slj.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT
Lygs.-Common, sjms5.jO; medium, s6a
SG.jO: good, S7mS7.JO.
GI-Conmon. S7.50@sS; medium. $500
20; good, SlOwSIl; finc, sl2@sl3; extra line,
al4WSl5.
DARK TOBACCO-lGANUFACTUR
Lug FIiers.-Common, s5@s5.50: medium.
sGs S6.JO; good, SIC 500.
$500 80: good, SlUmSll; fine, Sll.0O9s l2;
extra line sun-cured, $50 $50.
Common,. S9@slo; medium
$40. 500 LOO: good, Sl2.5UG Sl3.5O; fine.
SI46SIJ: extra sul-cured. $50 S35.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
Sa0kerS-Common, Ss.JO@ -; medium, Sl0@
sll good Sl2"sl4; hne, sl0@ 81. .,,-og
FtHers.-Common S0m $40; medium, SlO.0O@
81 good. sl2WSl3; zinc. sl4M9lj.
IV,GDDers.-( ommon, SluWSl2; medium, >l4
isis: good, s25WS3O; line, 500 500; fancy
Wrappers. Nqhogong.-Common, sl2a sl5;
medium. Sl5@ S2n: good, S22Gs21; hne s3oet
$40; extra, S4J@ 500.
WESTERN TOBACCO
The demand for this class &C goods IL confined
priucipnllyt good old heaVy-bOcled Tugs ana Neh'
iucky-Riycr leaf. We quote:
Oli Tugs. S4m25; Keuucky-Riycr lugs slo@
II; kcntucky-l'iycr leaf l3WSle'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
Disabled Gables.

LONDON, December LIT is announced
that Postmaster-Gencral Fawcett has failed
to obtain the cooperation OF the Board OF
Trade in assisting telegraph companies IN
the present emergency. \ correspondent
writes to the Times pointing out that three
cables i'm the North Sea, two in the English
channel, and the direct cable to spain, are
now disabled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-02
ROOTS. SHOES, &c.


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