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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-10
RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, october y, lS7o.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 759s5c.; seneca, without top
Bees,oar: 2Sc. q h.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. 26@2Sc.; poor
to good, 12Q1 Sc; common, S41Oc-
Broom Corn: Green, 60Sc. red, 304c.
Corn Meal: s5c. n bu'hel.
Egos: La barrels, 10000 p dozen; In crates
s6@tG25; supertine. S7@S72 5: extra, $50
ss25: family. ordinary run, Ss.50G$s. rs; fancy
brands. $1050@$l1.
Fea,h.rs: Prime nve-goose, e5@7oc.; common,
30U40c.
FIarseed: $1.7o@s1.75 q br,shel.
Hav:: Virginia timothy, $1.20Q$l .3s: clover,
90c. @$1.lO.
Lard: Country, 1o011c.
oats: Baled, sO@55c. % loo lbs.
Potatoes: Irish, s1@$l.25 q bushel.
Rye: csc. a bushel.
Su1nac IL for prime.
Shuchs: S1@$1.25.
71l4oD: 74Gsc. q D.
Wool: Washed, SsQ45c.; unwasheo, 25G27c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, DC.
Cement: $2.25@s2.30 "a barrel {; Rosendsle,
$3.50.
Lime: Agricultural, 1o@5l2hc 2 bushsi; :r xir-
ssin25@sI.4o; Roekland, u. @sl'so.
PIasts; a LIMP; none in market; sF0an'' @l'
Dry Goods
p-o,on Sbe.tiuns and Shirtings: Al Manchester,
l0Ec.; 4 Manchester. S>sc.; Manchester 1He., J
IL James River, l04c.; 4 james River, SHc.: i
janss oyer M rSHsnN5} i?G 4 STas
ICE; Z RockIridge Sc. A Leaksville, l2e. ;
" n Honessoiis; III pepperiii, s5s; io4
City, 32hc. a
Bleached sAirtings and Sheeings:. A Wamsss
Ia, 1915; a Masoavilc; l5Hc; ID a n1cka aN4
ay1ndaie lie. "A Social. 0Ec.; A Amoskeag,
IKE; Whitestone, l0c.: Barnsiey. &C., h Ne
Dog, S,sc.; BIZ scituate, e7s.; Methaan' IH re- re
ter6or.ugh 7e.; lo-4 "ullhain' 4oc' 1o-s 0i''
B is17, Drills: Petersburg, llHc.; Wes'ford'
l9 nSsst ' ys1ms: favohia, 1oAc; Amoskeag,
l1 isstim mG Msrem' fSAc. Boston Steam Mills,
Prints: American, lie; Aliens, lie; Rich.
mo,,d lie: sprague, lie. Manchester, l &c:
Washington, lie: Hamilton, lie. Merrlm1ck:
tic: Mallory, lie ; Oriental, 1lc.; PACING, lie.
Arnold, &C.; Amoskeas, &C.; Wanlsutta, &c.
Caubrics: Rice, &c.; English, &C.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
1 Alum: sc.
Alcohol: 1926 p gallon.
Concentrated Lys: % q case Of four dozen.
CvppeTas: &c.
Cochineal: IL q d.
Extract Of Loy.oood: 16c'
Indigo: sl.25.
Httlder: Ice. a,a
oils: Linseed, sl.Os@s1.1o: machine. $$ttg
Us. sperm, $2 IS; whale soc.; s an uog
Zoe Laorador.cod oil, S0 s5c lard slS, ;,,on
sS n dozen best salad, Gil; castor. " gamSo o
Virginia Iubrlcatng SOC; kerosene a1c' v sa.ioA
Race Ginger: &c o. .ue..
can, TIC. so@eoc
Foreign Fruits and Candy
candy: 15e: q b.
Lemons: III gtYl2 q box.
| Ordnges: None IN marker.
Groceries, &c.
Bocon. Shoulders. l0I10Sc.; r;6oea sl Wss
To and scarce; clear rlbDed sides, No. ~
rn hos-round, 124l &C.; virginia , ntS' , 1Ux
| i7c sugar ur ed. ytseu oSc. piain lI
| i5c. !; canyased hams, 17,ssol 7&c. -
Breoms Two strings 81 75 5hs,e s Inlss a
| G4 SO; i've strings. s4.7oNso
! fsnckrs Painted, two hoops, SOU tree hooi''
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Marine Disasters and Loss of Life.

BoSros. October 0.-The schooner Lucy
Nancy. of Bangor, has been abandoned
Tn, captain aud crew took TO the boats
un- died and another was washed over
bard. The captain i barely alive.
BALTIMORE. October 3.-The steamer Will
liam Kennedy, ut this port to-day from
Providence, reports off Wolf Trap, Chesa.
In,1or bay, falling i'll with the schooner Mary
Willis. II Baltimore, from Portsmouth, Va,
ior Alexandria, loaded with shingles and
;.mtyr. leaking badly, with the loss of her
u.inIr-r, sails, and boat. The Kennedy
,.uk .rr rrew and LEI the schooner go.
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The Western Union Telegraph
enlnnAny.

NHw YORK, October 9.-The Board OF
Director, Of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY, elected At the stockholders an
nill meeting Yesterday. me. this morning
ani Effected al organization by the election
at ,he following differs: President, Hon.
William orion; Vice presidents: \. Is. Cor
nell. augustus Schc!. Eorrin Green, George
II. MuH!ord. and Harrison Durkec. ENectl-
tine Committee: William Orton. James h.
Banker. Alouz" h. Cornell. Harrison Dur
he. Noryin Green. james llarkcr, Edwin d.
Morgan, Augustus Shell, W. II. Thorne, {.
Vanderbilt Frank Work
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The (oiOred Republicans OF New York

NEw YORK, October 9.-Tne coIored Re-
iu'd.ctus have been in session during the
day. They have resolved to keep up their
examinations distinct, Instead OF merging
,a,In with the white Republicans.
While endorsing the action Of the Repub-
lean party they passed resolutions declaring
Themselves free to adopt at any time their
own policy in regard to any action, or pro-
Hp>eG action. Of The party.
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The Shenandoah Valley Fair-Fafal
Accident.

W1ScHFsTER, October 9.-The Fair to-day
was largely attended. S. d. Longs sorrel
tily won the running race and took the pre-
mirm.
John f. Sowers's colt, Buckskin, Won the
trotting race.
At the start of the first race the horse
which Upton G.. Long, Of Cumberland, Md,
rode, SHE'D the track, jumped the fence.
pitched his rider headforemost and fell upon
him as he landed on the other side, breaking
all the ribs Of his left side. He died this
evening. Mr.. Long is the second rider this
horse (Iarkaway) has killed within year.
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C0IIRT ORDERS.

RICHMOND, Va, September ~. 1919.
THO THOMAS K. SHEPPARD, late Con-
stable of Brookland township, Henrtco eoun-
ty, Va, and HILL KING, executor OF carver
TaSe notice that on the first day Of the next No
yenber term OF the County Court OF Hensico soan-
~ Va, shall move AGAINST In9mts Il: cn.n1 ~
Ca1yer King. Deceased. who In his lifetime was
surety on the oficta bond Of Thomas \;
soms Snii.rs with interest from the - day OF Sep.
tember, Ises, that being the amount due on nonI
niaced In The hands OF the said constable ana OF
"Aa ~ SARAH u. SAUNDERS, a.
asar.x by witt e Evans. Attorneys.
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T A I r S !.

s AN EXPOSITION, A FAuURE--soME AwAR
GADE--Two RACES.


AS AN EXPOSITION, A FAuuRE--soME AWARDS
SADE--Two RACES.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. October 9.--Four or five
thousand people attended the Fair to-day.
Among the visitors by invitation were
Chambers Fire Company Of Portsmouth. two
military companies Of this city, and the Ninth
Division Of Knights of Pythias, likewise of
this city.
Two or three committees made awards,
the most important being to Captain John
A. McCaull, who entered six horses and re-
ceived six premiums.
There were two races this afternoon:
FIRST Race.-Best three in five, open to
all, for purse of $500. The following en-.
tries were made: Il. IN. Kate by A. F. Luz
thcr, b. 6. Van by Kelly & Harmon, b. g.
Roane by Richard Dudley, b. m. Nelly
Irwin by John A. McCaull. Nelly Irwin
won the nce in three straight heats. Time
2:43, 2:43, 2:42.
Second Rdcc-Best two in three, for
pacing horses, for purse of S1o5. Two
entries: b. III. Nellie by A. +. Luther, 6. IN
Mollie by W. j. Lee. Nellie won in two
straight heats. Time-3:17, 3:04.
The Fair will hardly last beyond to-mor-
row. AS an exposition, it has been an utter
failure, the quantity Of stock on exhibition
being ridculouSly Small-not sheep or hog
among them.
The tine weather of the past two days has
had the effect of drawing quite large crowds
to the grounds. but there is little to see after
they get there. Uneasiness in financial cir
clcs is supposed 10 be the cause Of the apa
thy among farmers regarding the Fair.
There will be tournament tomorrow if
enough knights can he got to ride.
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Nv TGlexraDh.

NEW YORK, October 9.-Stock active, but weak
and lower. Money, 7GQ7'a and Interest. Gold,
1O9E. Sterng-Long. 7: short, 8. Governments
dull and lower. States quiet.
Erening.-Money advanced bG4. Exchange
weak and lower; limited demand. Gold, 1O9'60G
1O94. Governments dull and weak. States quiet.
The day opened In Wall street with feeling OF
depression under which there was a decline In
gold, foreign exchange. Government bonds. railway
and miscellaneous shares Soon after the lraugu-
ration OF business there were rumors Of mercantile
failures, money became close, and the banks
pressed the brokers to take up loans which had been
standing since the panic.
Money was difficult to obtain on call. Exchange
was In limited demand with Large supply. Gold
opened at 1895 and declined steadily to 100: after
which It advanced again to 1898, closing ut O0Na
1O94. Tennessee's, 73s; new. 734. Virginia G's
Sc; new, 40; consolS 4S; deferred, 81. North
Cardinals 90: new, 15k; special tax, 10. South
Curolina's, 27hs; new. 10Y; April and October, 20
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The stokes Trial.

N.w N0KK. October 3.-The Stokes trla
,,a> continued to-day. The challenge of the
defence to the entire array of jurors which
w. made Yesterday was sustained by the
count. but The counsel for the defence said
,:.lt although the challenge was made III
good faith and had been sustained, vel
father than delay the trial they would with
draw il. The selection Of the jury vas then
commenced.
~IX Jurors were obtained, and the court
adjourned until tomorrow.
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s.yECHRURG, VA.

OCTOBER -7hbdcco.-Reeeipts greatly fallen
off. and confined almost exclusively 70 new
crop printing. The market ID dut ana pr,Sss Low.
North and South have caused panic In the money
market, and currency has become scarce mere a.
we'll other points While our panks are t ,t,
cult TO furnish currency sufficient TO meet Inc DO
ma nds OF the commercial community.
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The POiaris.

WAsuSGroS, October 9.-The Board of
Examiner. who investigated the first party
nom the polaris will make an examination
MO The circumstances of the disasters as
vii be detailed by the Buddlngton party,
voIumcncinS Tomorrow. 1t is rot expected
hat new facts will be elected, excepting
r""urrcnrcs after the separation of the Po-
-:j>'~ crew. The authorities here do not
.''e!It the reports OF foul play III the death
d. Hall
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Strike OF Female Operatives. dc.

PHILADELPHIA, October "a number of
'''naIc operatives of the Campbell Mills have
struck in consequence of a reduction of
"a.'., and live days in the week.
The strikers are visiting other mills with
HI view TO induce general strike.
II is rumorcd that Bushot & Brothers, Of
leading, Pa, have Suspended.
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NORFOLK. VA.

OCTOBER Cotton.-The market to-day was
s,e,Sv receipts light and demand good; sales Of 90
hsias On y itlsis OF 17Dl7kc. for low middling.
Receipts 9s2 bales; exports, 1,l7O bales STOCK
on the market, ALTO baiss. >,,..,
.Oats.-The market Is dnli anu wen sapp'leu !
saies OF 400 bushels at Soc 90
Psanuts Market very DUH; sales Of 80 bags eli
81 50@*2. Ola. ..oa.
TyncE.-Sweet potatoes, yellow, 81 .oOatl 80 per
ha rel Irish potatoes tnorthernl, 43GS3.2o PEI
barrel. Onions, red, $3.50; yellow, *ogpso.oo per
barrel,
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 9.--For New Eng
land and the Middle States, northeasterly
winds and clear and hazy weather.
For the Southern and Cult States, north
east to southeast winds, higher temperature
and generally clear weather, except for the
Western Gulf coast, where cloudy weather
and possibly light rain are probable.
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Obituary.

BALTIMORE, October 9.-Patrick Nc
Lsnghlin, prominent lawyer of this city, is
dead.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-John l.. Red-
her, an old grain merchant, is dead. Also,
joel Cook. aged eighty-two.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.--Chapiain
Henry Wood, OF the United States navy, is
cd
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 0.-Flour dull and uolni-
nal. Wheat ar for medium grades white choice.
choi,e amber, sI.75Gt1 80: good to prime red,
81 6OGItI. 70 common 10 fair red. 81 .40@$l :55;
Ohio and Indiana far to common red, tl.4o(9
southern In the market; mixed western quiet, 65c.
Oats scarce and wanted: southern, 50@5lc. Eye
quiet and steady, S0Ms5c Hay unchanged. FRO
visions very quiet and nominal. Western butter
strong; good to choice, 25D30c. Coffee nominal.
hskey uuiet III 81. Sugar unchanged.
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pETERSRuRG. VA.

OcropER e-CottoR.-There Is n steady fair de-
mand. mainly from shippers: without change III
prices The sales to-d.y were SO bales At l6g osc
nr,iinsry. I4hlu1 SIC. low nddl!ngs, 16c. Futures
at New York 10 not vary but n fraction: 17 2d-32
for October; II 7-l6 for November; ~ 1.i6 ior
december; IT s-i6 for January; ~ 1889 LOT
February. =, .-.o., -.,w,,.u
ly to-iay 'Cuange The offerings were not mfg ,
nrice, were very good. Fine good leaf brought
ss.5 O6SI o hugs. t6.50a$7. Planters may now
send In their tobacco 10 market ~ neretoiore.
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Lynchburg.
TREMENDOUS CONSERVATIVE MEETING

TREMENDOUS CONSERVATIVE MEETING
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LyscnBURG, Va, October 9..--We had a
tremendous Conservative meeting tonight at
Dudley Hall. Judge T. D. Houston, of
Botetourt Mr.. W. W. Berry, of Bedford /;
and Major John w. Daniel gave us able and
effective speeches. Governor Walker, who
arrived on the night train from Wytheville,
delivered q powerful and eloquent speech.
The crowd remained unbroken till mid
night.
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FoRT MONROE, October 9.--Captain Allen
A. Cobb, of the schooner Z. I. FurDer, OF
Boston, died suddenly. In Hampton Roads
to-day. He mad been on board another YES
sci 80 dinner, aud rclnraed to his vessel ut !
O'Clock, und died in half an hour aiterwa
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Roc1Xbrilice Fair.

Especial telegram TO the DiSpatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, October 9.-There was a
large attendance at the Fair to-day. The
exhibition of stock and farm productions
exceeds that of any previous year since the
war. The awarding of premiums will take
place tomorrow.
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r,7yr YELLOw-FEvER EPIDEMIC.

~KgyvfroRT, October 9.-Thcrc were
Twelve intcrmcAts yesterday.
NtMrnS. October 9.--Thcrc were forty.
ono ;ntcrmcnts yesterday, whereof thirty
~, were from yelow-fevcr. Sister Mary
l,,rph. OF the Dominican Order, formerly
.aurlorcss Of st. Agnes Academy, is dead.
ri;hrr O'Hricn, of ST. Peters church, is
,c, low.
There was another heavy frost last night.
SHREVEPORT. Ia. October 9.--Thcrc were
,..,, yellow fever intcrments to-day. including
r,y Father l.c,i>ant, and Dan Brooks
r,orrd).
WV, ORLEANS. October 9.--Of SiXty-thrcC
,..,r~.< and physicians sent by the Howard
association to Shreveport not one has taken
.r,,t,vrr. Flitv-SiX nurses have been sent
s., nlrm 10 Memphis and to-day the follow
.- 5l,,utch was received:
"MrMrHIS. October 9.
~. :. ri>c. President Hotrari ASSoc'0-
>.rI ,l> twrntv-fyc female nurses in adj
lion 10 those previously ordered. The
,.,,,.- :. increasing. Several OF our first cit
ms have died.
-~i,urdl IA. u. LoSGSTAFr, President.
\.r.c> viii be sent forward tomorrow.
>rccjl dispatch from Shreveport states
... ". Burns SAYS the backbone OF the
lr,air j broken. hut only ice will destroy
lar fever i mole malignant than any
'.s> ever met.
IT,. Try Reverend II. Sand, president Of
-. V8rl> Jefferson College, died here yes
..#,. He was one Of the most tisiin-
...,.rt priests Of the archdiocese and was
go. III. min" Of life.
H., Father IcviSant died of the fever at
>.-.s,.:.rr; this morning. He was secretary
,...a E.,uop ot NachlocheS. and makes The
..r. n.ir>f 81 that diocese who has been
..~.,,n. He lett NaciIitochcs only few
s..a., So assist the suffering ut Shrcyc-
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Tire Southwest Virginia Fair.
GRAND SUCCESS --- SPEECH BY GovERN0
WALKER.

WALKER.
Especial telegram 10 the Dtsratch.l
WYTHEvILLE. VA, October 1.-The Agri.
cultural Fair to-day was a grand success,
The horses and cattle came up fully to ex-
pectation. George ". Palmer and John I,
Cowen Were the principal competitors in
Shoft-hornS both have splendid herds.
The contest for speed was 4 very exciting
one, but the great feature of the day was tie
address of our handsome Governor, Gilbert
c. Walker. lie spoke. from platform in
front Of the amphithcatre to crowd OF about
600 persons. He dealt the Radical Shack
nasty party some of the Scvcrcst blows it has
received since the canvass opened. Ills
speech was listened to with profound atten-
ton. and elected the most hearty applause.
The multitude last night were entertained
by speeches from Colonel French, Colonel
Richardson, and Captains s. Blair and Will
liamS.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

SRw YORK, October 9.-Cotton firm, witt, sales
of Ats bales mt 1Sa56 1899. Southern -four dull
andin buyers favor; 6.7O9$7 .35 TO. common to
Whiskey heavy and lower at $4,000. Wheat 90
Sc. lower; 81. 5S@S1 81 for winter red western.
Corn heavy and lower limited demand; 62463Hc.
for steamer western mixed. Pork quiet and weak;
new mess, S18.756s17. Beef In moderate re-
quest: mess, ss.5O@sl0. Lard quiet and wesk at
steady ut IS. 90. Talow quiet at 7'i@sc. Freights
y H. yprp0Ol dull.
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R1cuMnNn LIYE-srnCK MARKET.

hICnHO-&D III ' ~ O01A 't-
The following Is the report of Mr.. l.. Glmmi,
weighmaster. OF the salcs Of live stock from the
I'd 10 the 9Th Of October, 1873:
CATTLE.-127 head common TO No. sold from
sHEFPEDul sale; sold per pound from to &c.,
gross.
HoGs.-Sold from 7@7Ec.. net
CALyES.-Per head, sold from $6@S12.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

OCTOBER S.-Wheat Is active and very nfhl, ano
recsi pts are lght. with sales Of white ~ xl.99T
81 cd for good to prime, ana red at
tnr ia s.esdy; Offerings of 1872 bushels, with sales
OF white at 75c, and mixed st Small ssies q.
rye NJ 90c. Oats are steady; offerings hgn1 Witn
sui,.s at 44c. sA@ Eli. fNs. =. Is -
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WILMINGTON, n. C.

OCTOBER S.-Spfrits Turpentinc.-Market hrm.
Sales reported OF 90 casks at SIC. q gallon Tor
southern packages.
Rostn.-Sales of 500 barrels strained at 1925 per
barrel Market firm.
Crude Turpentine. Market quiet and steady.
Sales OF l25 barrels at $50 for hard and % for
yellow-dip and virgin.
Tlr.-S, les or 81 barrels at $3.50 q per barrel.
Market steady.
Cotton.-Market frner. No ties reported. We
quote nominally rs follows: Low ordinary. 10c. /;
ordinary, 13c. good ordinary, 13hc.; strict good
ordinary, 15Hc low midoltng, loc strict low
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f,INCJNEATJ MARKETS,

CINCINNATI October 0.-Flour IN fair demand at
s7US7.I5. Corn quiet at 52QI53c. Pork steady
ut Sl5 Lard quiet; steam. nc: generally held at
&c.; kettle. St3Sc. Bacon quiet sinaii os sacs
Whiskey quiet at 9Oc., currency.
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waa,,nx Captta,Ist bankrupt.

New YORK, October 9.-Delos E. Culver,
of Jersey City, one Of the wealthiest
capitalists in New Jersey, has been ad-
Judged bankrupt. He was the Tice-presi-
dent of the New York and OsWego Midland
railroad Company. His liabilities are said
to reach SS,000,000.
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CINCINNATI, e.:

OCTOBER 7.-[Weekly Review.IIIns .tiaae ~
tost Sinis of merchandise has not oeen seriously
ss"t.I nv ,he monetary striugency that mas pre-
VALET during tie week. The suspens,oa ny ny, mr.
,rrt! n "a ,,cc.,ton"i ipin" i'r"hfsi.te", " -
=, .p,. No n,erSau,lIc hete h1's A'Aa.e1 -
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WusuSGTOS, October 9.-Spirits turpentlne
steady Mt 3Sc Rosin steady ut So. IS for strapied
Crude turpentine steady; III 80 for harh " Tor
yelow-dip and virgin. Tar steady at @2.5O.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, October 8.

UFFEhINUS,
WHEAT.-White, 51s bushels. Red, 10 bushels.
OATS.-722 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-White. SO bushels good at 81 80. 14S
bushels prime on private terms; 17S bushels COM
mon at 5l.5O-total 392 bushels.
WIiEAT-Red, sc bushels fair at IL 40; 70
bushels fair on private terms-total, 1876 bushels
OATS.-256 bushels prime Virginia spring at soc.
10 bushels winter on private terms-totai, 2ot
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-W hite ~ bushels.
OATs-266 bushels.
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louisville MARKETS.

louisville, October 9.-Flour steady; extra
family. rs; A No. l, 81; fancy, 80. Corn firm ut
63a64c., sacked. Provisions unchanged. with
light demand. Pork nominal: Bacon-shonIders,
Shc: clear rib &c.; clear, 9Sc: Lard-liercc,
sySG9c.; key, 94c.; steam, &c. Whiskey quiet at
01I1QIc
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, October 9.-Corn scarce soc:
for yellow mixed. Oats In moderate demand: 90
65Sc. Bran S1.10. Hay drmer at &c. for prime,
So. for choice. Pork dull and lower *lo.1o.
Corn-meal SARGE and higher. Other articles un-
oh
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Railroad Conductors Life Insurance
Association.

= NEW YORK, October 9.-The sixth annual
f'ncc'ing of the Railroad Conductors Lite
Insurance Association Is in session here.
be report shows that there were oo1 deaths
Qurlng the past year.
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WILLIAM T.. TANNER j. co,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
- CANAL STREET FROM Sixth TO SEYENTh'
manufacturers OF
rcor,rs BOILERS,
sAw-MILLS, BAhn.n,- .SI,,
- GRIST-MILLS, fLAo d ~ 1850 '
GAS MACHINERY, MILL uhAnl r'' ~ =.
srosECUrTERs, TOOLS, Including Busa-hAa'
MERs of all sizes, &c.
KEPAR-woRK solicited +" ~
Freights TO all points low. M
send Tor circular. ~
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THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

DISCUSSION ON CHURCH AND STATEN.
TEREsTING ADDRESS BY REV. DIR. CUR
RY, OF RIcHMoND-IT CAUSES GREAT
EXCITEMENT-D1SORD SCENES
THE READING INTERMEDIARY
ESTISG ABSTRACT OF THE ADDRESS
THAT CAUSED THE EXCITEMENT.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 9.-Gold, 1l2. Cur
rency, 4al5 per cent. premium. Exchange-ster'
ling nomnally 9H for bank drafts. New York
sight, la642 per cent premium.
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ARRIVAL AND BURIAL OF THE REMAINS OF con
MODORE JAMESON.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
NORFOLK, October 9.-The remains Of the
late Commodore William jameson, United
States navy, who died in Alexandria on
Sunday, arrived here this morning on the
steamer Lady of the Lake, and were imme-
diatcly transferred to Christ church, where
the funeral took place. They were inferred
in the family vault at Elmwood cemetery.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
For the corresponding time last year, ~ hogs
RICHMOND, October 8, 1878.

For the corresponding time last year, "a hogs
heads.
The offerings ut auction for the above three days
were Monday, 16 hogsheads; Tuesday, Ii hogs
heads Wednesday. SO hogsheads
The sales at auction were: Monday, hogshcads
Tuesday, hogsheads; Wednesday, 20 hogsheads.
There is a tendency 10 Improvement In the mar
ket but we omit quotations. as prices are unsettled.
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SALT LAKE CRY, October 3.-BrlghaH
!onn" fia- been elected president o! tue Ll'
h:-Duy saints.
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RAtTTkinkE
NEW ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE, October 9.-Yirginia 6's, conso
At West Virginia's. 10. Bid to-day.