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Arrest OF .Counterfeiters,

BUFFALO, N. z, October 9.-This after
noon United States detectives arrested
Thomas Ballard ALIAS John Davis, one OF
the most expert counterfeiters and engra-
vers in the country also Elizabeth Ballard
and Anne Adams, accomplices, in this city.
In their possession was found $4,000 in
counterfeit money of various denomina-
tions, together with press, dies, sc. The
prisoners were committed to Jail for eXami-
nation by United States Commissioner
Scruggs.
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SHOOTING AFFA1R.-The first day of the Taze.
well Fair, which was Wednesday last, was
enlivened by a little shooting scrape between
John Range, gatekeeper, and Malcolm Nc.
Neal. 1t seems that friend of McNeal
wished to enter the FAIRGROUNDS at the
wrong gate, but was prohibited and resisted
by the keeper. This led to i; difficulty be-
tween McNeal and Range, and it is reported
that the former advanced upon Range with
knife, and was shot by the latter. The
ball entered McNea's abdomen, making q
serious, but it is supposed not fatal, wound
A physician, being called in, probed for the
ball. but did not ind it. On the morning
succeeding the difficulty Range was tried be.
fore justice and acquitted HytheciNe
Enterprise.
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General Convention Of the Episcopal
Church.

New YORK, October 9.-The General Con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
continued its session this morning. The re-
ligious services were celebrated shortly after
10 O'Clock, the Rev Horace StringfelloW, oil
Alabama; Rev. j. Fl. Fl. Brown, of Albapy
Rev. r. w. Leyble, of Arkansas; and Right
Rev. William Rollingson Nottingham, Bishop
of Maryland, officiating.
Forty-one dioceses are represented in the
Convention. The business is still of pre-.
liminary character. Delaware was divided
into doceses.
After recess to-day the guests from Eng
land and Canada were ushered into the
chapel and took seats on the platform, the
delegates rising on their entrance. They
were introduced separately by the presi.
dent. and each delivered brief addresses.
The first to be introduced was the Bishop of
Lyehfield, who read three addresses from
the arch.deaconates Of his diocese. The
BISHOP of Montreal was next presented.
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!, William Daniel, who crowned Miss ysirgie
Hughson queen. s., ID. BIB delivered the
coronation address, and Ifr. II, Powell the
charge. The affair was Quite i success, and
all enjoyed themselves hugely.
Rev, James o. Moss, assisted BY Rev. Mr.
Moore, of Gordonsv vile, has been holding a
protracted meeting here. There have been
some additions in the Methodist church.
The political status In regard TO the Radi.,
cal side Is the same old sseventy- = Bur
gess's crowd swear out they WON'T give up
TO any such man as Smith, and tho Smith
crowd say they will stick to him through
thick and thin. How many handfals the
Smith crowd consists of ] will not say, but
the Burgess crowd say they had rather see
Walker in Congress than Smith by long
sight; and whether Burgess goes to Congress-
or not, one thing they are determined to do,
and that is to keep Smith from there. 1t Is
said that many white men, or Conservatives
rather, will vote for Smith; but that Is! too
thin. don't believe it. No doubt Burgess
will get many more votes IN the county than
Smith will. 1t cannot be said of the Smith
crowd that their name is "legion."
The Conservative side Is all right. With
one or two exceptions, for you will find
some few drones in every beehive, the peo-
pie are a unit FOR Walker. They have
thrown aside personal preferences and are
supporting the nominee, and on election-day
a vote will be poiled for Walker, unequalled
"lo these many years." which will make
these droneS quite ashamed Of themselves.
The people have come to the good and com.
nonsense conclusion that it won't do to
vote for personal preferences when every
vote is needed TO overthrow Radicatism.
They seem to look at it in this light: (which
bad rather do, vote for my choice against
the nominee and let the Radical be elected,
or vote for the nominee and let the Radical
be defeated, although he is not my first
choice:@ &,
The farmers have about flushed cutting
their tobacco; not a large crop, but some OF
the farmers, among whom r. NJ. Kent and
II. B. Blob, have very large crops.
The weather is quite cool, or rather has
been up to-day, when it is quite pleasant.
Our merchants so north next week. b.
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TuREArsSEp ENyELopE FAM1NE.-Reqni.

TuREATsNED ENVELOPE FAM1SE.-Reqni.
sitions for stamped envelopes and newspa,
per-wrappers aggregating 100000 have
been received at the Post-Ohice Department
since the 1st instant. These acquisitions are
forwarded to the Plympton Manufacturing
Company, of Hartford, which has the con-
tract for furnishing the articles named. AS
yet the company is unprepared to furnish a
single envelope or wrapper, and in conse'
quence it is quite probable that the public
will have to do without stamped envelopes
or newspaper wrappers for at least month
to come. The new contractors have as yet
furnished no proofs of dies to the Depart
ment for approval.
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LawIessness In Mississippi.

New YORK, October 9.-The Illness
New Orleans special says: +" Wednesday, a
negro who was being taken to Jail in Halle
hurst, Miss, after being arrested for arson.
was shot and killed while attempting to
escape from two officers, who surrendered
to the authorities and were lodged in Jail,
Subsequently the coroner, who is negro,
decided that the man had been murdered,
Upon this the colored people avowed their
intention of breaking into the Jail and lynch
ing the two officers. but the white people,
hearing of it, armed themselves and prepared
to defend the jail; since when nothing later
has nccllrredN
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I.ATEsn FOREIGN NEWS.
Gerl,ia,,y.s

u
Benin, October 0.--The National Ga
zette declares That Von4A rnim's arrest lis MOI
f!eonnected with politics, but Is simply q
criminal proee ding, with which neither tbe
Foreign Officer nor the Chancellor were
concerned. The Gazette also says copies are
i'm existence OF NIL The documents that are
|irequired. 81 Z. At.!a
The archbishop Of Cologne has been re.
leased after an imprisonment of six months
|and nine days. The remainder Of the term
for which he was sentenced will be treated
Jas cancelled. 81
/ "a. &. b, spain. as'--'
/ MADBID, October 9.-The IBERIA news
Paper says the French Government, with
the purpose ofiavoidipg political compiled.
tons, has announced its intention Of taking
active measures to prevent the shipment Of
articles contraband of war across the Span
ish frontier. :7;lstzs 80; r. : !
. ~: II: Is Egypt 80
CAIRO, October 9.-The river Nile is fall
ing, and the danger of disastrous inunda.
tlon Is over. s'I'tii se.t2 d
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Opposition to q Newly-Elected Bishop

CHICAGO, October 9.-The Tribune states
that movement is on foot to prevent the
confirmation by the Episcopal Convention
now in session in New York of the recent
election by this diocese of DR.. George F;
Seymour as Bishop of Illinois on the ground
that since his election it has been ascertalned
that the charge made against him OF being
on extreme High. Churchman has some
foundation, and that if the facts now known
had been understood by the Convention al
the time he could not have been elected.
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u a -sa,t;ne RESURRECTION.

Rio JASE1Ro, October Ga. general battle
between the Government troops and the III
snrpents is imminent at Buenos Ayres,
though hopes are increasing that reconellla.
tion will be effected, based on the retirement
of Ayelleneda from the presidency.
The revolution in the Republic increases
IN imnortance. An issue Of paper currency
is probable in case the negotiation for re-
Cancellation between the Government au'
,tborities and reyolutionists fail. Montevldeo
is filled with refugees from Buenos AyIes'
The loan issued few days ago by the bra'
lillian Government is favorably received.
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VERDICT AGAINST STREET RAILROAD Com
pAsY.-In the Common Pleas Court, New
York, Wednesday, Mrs. Jenny Twomoly, oil
Troy, received verdict for 1000 damages
against the Belt Railroad Company Tor IN
iuries sustained when plaintiff, becoming
alarmed while the car was crossing the Hud-
son River railroad at Thirtieth street, New
YORK, Jumped out and had limb fractured: ).
The cause of the alarm was the approach OF
an express train, and the jury considered
from tie facts that the peril was snch as 10
Justify the lady in leaving the car, though
The car actually crossed safely in front OF Inc
train 5-1as5
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 9.-The State Execu-
tive Committee Of the Independent Temper
ance party have withdrawn their candidates
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and
decided to accept the regular State; Prohibi-
ton ticket, headed by Myron 81. Clark.
L. Roberts & Co., an old and much.esteem-
ed flour-house, announce that they are com.
PEELED to ask a temporary extension of their
maturing obligations. The assets of the firm
and individual property of its members is
sufficient to pay all obligations and leave a
handsome surplus.
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South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, October 9.--The United
States District Court grand jury was dis
charged to-day, there being no other bust
ness for their consideration. Judge Bryan
remarked upon the gratifying absence Of
criminal proceedings in this State for many
mouths past and the perfect good order
which now prevailed. The grand jury was
organized under the new regulations re-
quiring jurors to be able to read and write,
and consisted of white and colored men in
about equal proportions.
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New York Items.

NEW. YORK, October 9.-Customs officers
seized to-day six trunks, on the steamship St.
Laurent, containing $4,000 worth of vel.
vets, said to belong to Madame NORM.
The gutta-percha factory on west T wenty-
fifth street was burned this morning.
Workmen leaped from the second story.
Many were hurt. One who escaped was
afterwards killed by falling walls, which
crushed the adjoining house. The losses
aggregate 100000.
Ubassy, the celebrated biliard-player, has
arrived from Europe, accompanied by NJ.
Vignaud, the great billiardist of France.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. October 9.-Cotton quiet: sales of
1851 bales at 15@1 sc. Southern -four dull and
dropping; common to fair extra, So O@S6; good
i652c. lower: Sl.l 5@Os1.22 for new winter red
western; sI.23@sl.25 for new amber western ;
$i.3Osl.3S for White western. Corn firm ana ~
IesS active: CSC. for western mixed In store;.97
GIa7xc. afoat: 97a(G9Sc. for western yellow; 93c.
Xxi for white western; 72@72Hc. for new crop
western mixed. Coffee quiet and unchanged. p su
66n;et and steady. Tailow firm at S55t4SA,. Rosin
drm at S2.4O@s245 for strained Iurne n . ne
firm at 3Sc. Pork dnll and lower; new, w. ~
M23I2x, Lard dull and heavy; prime steam,
Choice, lie Whiskey q shade easier at s1.oo>s.
aj1l,tgc
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POSTAL REpoET.-The annual report of
the Sixth Auditor, now nearly completed,
will show that in the examining division the
accounts examined were 1929, involving
s24,GGG.S $500; an excess over last year OF
S1,7s5, 203.S0. In the money order division,
domestic money.orders issued during the
year were 4, 42O ,63S (amount, STA ,424, s54.7D;
an excess over last year of 1,064,94 amount,
S1G,90S. 640.02). international ney.orders
issued, IL, GA, involving s., 265, 242a2; last
wear the number of such orders issued was
91,S74, involving 81 ,S63,5l2 81.
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a TcoLYss NEGRO atfsftso-ss octeoet
1s.-aeayge Washington (eolared) msds sn
ascension this afternoon IN hotair paiioon
attached to the circus at IoWsonsoWn,
Baltimore county. When about louf nun,
dred feet high the balloon rapidly descenasu
and became impaled on the hag.stan OF 3tne
courthouse. Washington jumped irom lug
basket and reached terra J1l1'sG unhurs.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Supreme
Court meets on Monday next.
The Post-Ofice Department dsbursed
nearly half million dollars for stationery
to-day.
The Navy Department has no advices from
Pensacola. This is cons idered favorable as
to the disease.
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"A Married Woman Elopes with an In.
valid Soldfcr-Arrested-A

..s, ~
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.] %,
NORFOLK, October 9.-The wife Of Rich.
ard A, Drummond, farmer, living on Back
river, yesterday eloped with an invalid SOL
der named Warren NJ. Fowler, attached to
the Soldiers Home at Hampton, and fled to
Portsmouth, carrying with her little girl
and her husbands money and household
effects. The clippers were arrested and are
now in the statlon.house. $50
Richard Jones (negro) was attacked In
Hampton last night and an attempt made to
kill him by Adam Hill and William johnson
(negroes), with whom Jones had previously
had q difficulty about a woman. Jones was
shot by his assailants, and his left leg below
the knee was so badly shattered that Drs.
Hope, sennple, and Shields at once ampu-
tated it.
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TT P7HutANt oil Inc KlChW0nU DfsUaLch.
- LOUISA COURTHOUSE, October 5, 1874. !.
irs'erday coiofed boy was accidentally
oS uck on The head by another boy in the
SYGIty load some distance above here and
"'inIoosy but not fatally injured.
o. w last Wednesday, the 7th instant, there
t,n. tournament at Bibb's store, i'm this
kn14!!' There was quite number OF
sa's' and The successful one Was Dit.
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Change ofsurreons.

Fort MONROE, October 9.-Surgeon John
E. Summers, who for the past three years
has been on duty at this post, mas Deen
ordered to the Department of the Platte, and
LETT last night for Omaha. Surgeon ). !, a.
Smith, his relief arrived here yesterday IL
morning and reported to General Barry for
duty Ms post surgeon.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON ST STATEMENT Inc u;

COMPAKATIVE CUIIUN ~ II ~ E.,,, -
new YORK, October 9.-Ihe go co oaaI rasn
SSt racsInts ar all United States ports for tne
week. 96,S3s bales; week last year, 5l. liz
halss total to date. 250,970 bales; TO inc same me
s.anL Sn 3a5 bales same week last year, 12,323
haes: total to date, bales 10 same s, aa.e
last year 4s6I9 bales stock a. a Saies. At
III ,n;eror towns, 3as63 bales; last year, $3.50
Bales. At Liverpoo, eel, bales; last saa .,
goo ssIe Iss y eer0 s Soo bales
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BIZ TEL EGRA.P,IH.
IND syrat ,iss. r,anar4l...

ESPECIAL Telegram 20 The Dlspatch,]
WasaISsToS, October OIL ID. ii. For
the Eastern and Middle States, falling baro.
meter, uthwesteriy and southerly winds,
warmer and cloudy weather, with rain in
northwestern and western portions Of the
latter section. .y.i,i Is. s5s :.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram.l g
WASHINGTON, October CT r. M.-For
the Middle aud Eastern States, falling ba-
rometer, warmer and partly cloudy weather,
with southerly winds. /.
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
lower barometer, southerly winds, warmer
and partly cloudy weather.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 9-Noon.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money, 2H. Gold, 1o9H. Exchange-Long,
1864; short, 4ssK. Governments dull State
bonds quiet. 49, sf .fg.s-
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The Georgia Elections.

AUGUSTA, GA, October $50 far as heard
from only three counties in Georgla-Ll.
berty. Newton, and Glynn-have gone Re
publican. The indications are that the en-
tire delegation from Georgia in the next
Congress will be Democratic.
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The Chattanooga Convention.

LITTLE Rock, October 9.-Senators Clay
ton and Dorsey, Judge Mcclure and large
number OF other leading Republicans OF the
State, leave here tomorrow to attend the
Chattanooga Convention. They will be
Joined by the delegates from Texas.
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BALTIMORE MARKETs.

BALTIMORE, October 9.-Flour steady and uu
changer. Wheat quiet. Corn firm: white south
ern, II. os@S1 o5 yellow, sl@ :oS; ds ats nu,
Ness nork. S23@S24; shoulders, 9}5@94c. Eofet
quiet and unchanged. Whisky unchanged. sugar
arm and unchanged.
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KECHMUNU IIF. I. TCCh N7AfhEI.
The following is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimmi,
weighmas,er, Of the arrival, SALE &c. OF live stock
from The Sd Of October to the 10th Of October
1874:
CATTLE.-249 head sold from 3@4Hc., gross
extra. &C., gross.
HoGs.-27O head sold from 9k@104c, net.
SIEEP.-Sold from 4ktG54c., gross. Stock sheep
per head, sold from $30S 1926.
LAMDS.-Per head, sold from S2.50Ms4.
VEALs.-Per head, sold from So0Tl0.
Mich COwS.-Per head, sold from S2O@s4O
and dull.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH. 1gMF&
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM SSKklEsoE
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Unul further notice the steamers of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Freight taken at low rates for ell parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp piG Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills OF lading signed through
stateroGm, 50. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
an IL No. 2425 Dock street.
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Parricide.

ATLANTA, GA, October Sd. O. Hanson,
of Morgan county, shot his father twice ia
tally. He fled after the deed, and has not
been heard from. Liquor was the cause
-
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I" CANTON INSIDE LINE"sIsn1a /,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

~ R<s1oAlk12fkn
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEELY.
On and after OCTOBER l the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
POwhatan Steamboat Compauy's pier, corner of
Twenty-second and Dock Streets mixing close con.
nection each trip at Canton, Md. East Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freghts ordered by this line should be marked
I" Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadelphia.
Freghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
moud. For further information applyt TO
l.. b. TATUM, Agent
Office :: Twenty and Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets or to
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent, 1
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore r. r., /
oc 9-3m PHILADELPHIA .
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Accident.

GoRDoNsvILLE, VA, October 8, 1874.
Editors Dispatch: W. T. Gentry, mes
senger for the Southern and Atlantic tele-
graph office at this point, accidentally shot
himself through the ankle to-day, shattering
the bone of the same, causing a very painful
wolind
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1890 . General PtsSenBer ana TlcKEt Axenl.
~ w G. WICKHAa, Vice President st sc 19
RICHMOND AND DANvrLLE RAILROAD Co, D
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUPKRINTENgxN1s Z
t1@-T5if PYcyTSOan. " a.. A uguet IL 18T4.


t,RIcHaoxp AND DANvILLH RAILRoAeC Co,
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUPKRngTEHpKN1sS
). GE-15lI RICHMOND. Va. Auguet II 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to f2ke effect
/ y MONDAY, August IL, 1S74,-SoUTHERg Exc
pRRss WpstWard-Iesve HlchrhondRt 1104P +, ID.
leave Burkeyille at 2:01 A. d.; leave Dundee rs
TAO A. III. leave DanviHe af47:44 "A. ~. strive
at Greensboro at 1888 A. q. CONNECTS g Char
line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all southern point;
NEW YORK EXPRESS. EaStHatu- eaYe Green's
bore at III r. NJ; leave Danyhie at 800 e. d.
leave Dundee at 3:4s L. NJ; leave Burksy!ae at
THRoECH M.an, Westwyrd-iezye Richmond Of
SO p. 81 leave Burke Vile 40 AL leave
Dundee at 8:25 r. M.; Leave panyille " 9:2g z.
n. !: arrive at Greensboro, ai ll:Si r. n This
frain connects as Cfa1sotte With trains 90 the
Charlo,te Columhta aAd Atlanta railroads tor Co.
lumbla, Augusta, sayapnnhs hafon, ead 81 so1tis-
ST FiThpSssSH MAZE, Eastsard--!eaye Greensboro
AZ OLE g. NJ leave Danyille at Gel q A. NJ faya
Dun(,ee al sos a.. d. Leave BnrkayfILH ~ 1850
A. ST.; arrive as Rtclnncnd " as91 Z. q. 1nsS
isntie. MississjTspS and Ohio railroad from Lynch
hurg and an Orthwestesn poirsfs.
- xycsBURS PAaHENGHK, WesS N8sd-seaya
Riesan0rd al 9:e1 A.. M; leave Burkey1ae 1xa&9
p. M. !; arrive at Lynchbnrg at AID =. y
BrkKHynLs Accosfaop*Flos. sa q stcs..
he sm ,srosSh trains connect It Dunee trairs
an rss w GV d. and q. \. railroaG 10 ma 5sonx
Wssaipgton, Baltimore, Nor FORK, and alt sastssn
points. y, =, . !, ~, ~ s,a,,th .,,; souss.
Hess, aia oas'>'eD n. III. IS. TAEg0TT.
EpgtnsaE aud Super1nten0E0t,
N ~ DOUGLAS. Master Tfanspottaslonss AZ ~. -
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October Q. 1874

RICHMOND, October 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, Its bushels. Red, 1855
bushels. 49,.
CoRN.-White, 35S bushels.
OATS.-60 bushels
MEAL.-320 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 76 bushels ut S1.27: 20 bush.
els at S1.15; 1875 bushels ut $1.25; Sc bushels
very good on private terms: 100 bushels al
S1.32; 224. bushels ut 80. Total, 81 bushels
WHEAT.-Red, 100 bushels good at 1892: 342
bushels very good at S1.35; SO bushels at S1.27
so bushels at 1925; LIZ bushels 1T S1.20: soc
bushels at $1.31 43O bushels at 1928. Total
1892 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 20 bushels very good at II .03
A bushels new on private terms; 154 bushels or
private terms: so bushels common mt 95c.; 4C
bushels new at soc. Total, 35S bushels.
OATS.--20 bushels very good spring at 60c, &c
bushels very good winter at Csc. Total, 60 bush.
els.
RE-ENHIBITED.
WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels Red, 1900 bush
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RhI,TTNOPE

BALTIMORE, October 9.-YirginIa 6's, peelers
AZ; consols, 53K; ex-coupons. 374. West Vir.
ginia's, 9. North Carolina 6's, old, 90; new.
10; special tax 5. Bid.
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Railroad Accident.

New YORK, October 1.-TWO freight trains
on the Delaware Division road smashed into
each other to-day, delaying passenger trains.
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IS HARrFaRp.s CT, October 9.-.Tne ni9tnsl
Of President Porter, of Yale College, IS dead
aged lightweight. ~
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mar. who died recently in New Kork, ne
aueathed 100000 for the erection, az eaVaa
nab, Ca, OF a home for aged and infrm ne
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rre.e.aa fog Hayiug Four Wfycss
SALT LAKE ClTy, October 9.-ine grana
Jury has indicted one Of; their own nuno ed
for lasciyious cohabitation. lie y cnaiseu
with having four wives.