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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-28
For the Dlspatch.l
TTUE tIIc iIESIIhtCIsJ
A Public Nuisance and its Remedy.


Permit nc through the columns OF your
paper to call attention to that public nui-
sance, the common backyard priYy, which
disgraces yearly every habitation in this love.
ly city. Coming here stranger, while look
lug about for residence, my attention was
particularly arrested first by the publicity OF
these nearly always dilapidaied buildings, Sc
coDdly by the offensive odor, aud thirdly the
alarming numbers visible from every back
window. The necessity of reform was so
great for sanitary and economic results. and
It's Influence in the direction Of docency and
refinement so urgent, that it was deemed
proper by the Government to employ tho 255,.
900 issues of the Agricultural Report of 1871
In presenting fully what has obtained only
partial recognition since the discovery Of
Moule's earlhcloset system bus been pro-
in this country by George f..
WariDg, Jr, of Ogden Farm, Newport, K.
l. take the liberty of copying from that
report the following extracts, which hope
will arrest the attention Of all lovers Of de-
cency:
.:The wastefulness and danger of our
present system are frightful to contemplate,
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For the Dispatch.l
East Hanover PresbytcTy.

East Hanover Presbytcry held an ad-
ionrred meeting during the meeting OF the
synod at Winchester, w.. on October 22d.
The principal matter that came before the
meeting was the membership OF the Key.
james b. Converse, who is living 10 Louis
VILE, Kv., as one of the editors OF the C,|SS-
tan Observer. the journal established by.
Drs. Archibald Alexander and John Holt
Rice, we!I-kuown Vlrgiuians, but now
printed in Louisville. Mr.. Converse urged
that even il his continued Dembcrship IN
East Hanover Pres6yterr were slightly IT.
regular, it should be permitted as giving the
Church at large greater Influence over ITS
most widely. circulated Journal. But the
Prcsbytery bad So much confidence III hiih
and his work that they did not deem 1t WIsr
to violate on this ground the technical pro-
vision of the constitution Of the Church.
Mr.. Converse therefore asked to be dis
missed to Louisville Presaytery, aud he was
accordingly dismissed. Fre>bytery adopted
Il resolution expressive Of its persona! love
Tor Mr. Converse.
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ison, stecis sa,I,1s !

1on J. American refined. az -
and American sheet. base. Co..; Enaji.s
as i hesp Sci Burdens iSrs s
Ss7.50 "a 100 bs.; Tre.lega, mnaIs.snoe, VIZ VIZ
6.25 Tfedcgar muie-shoe, S7ei45 " .esfioe, sgG
z Steel: Nay ior's r.rst steet, ZUGiIic -.
q = lshc. D.; American iisier;dE 1g.h
Nate: IN store. 4@,4alc Cor standard -,
penny, other sfEts e1 ira. 1o-that IT, t.,
), Plough Cuttings: Wholesale, ssac.; rss, a.
Liaaors. Wines, &c,
Ale: Scotch. best brands, pints, ~ oo<,o
or Rest;efs aa Mafit * Common. slgsl1,
s2a4 Virginia Mountain, new, s2ss.. pn,e old,
Or: Domestic. 81. 25as2; imported 40
81 So: apple SsW sasa SSSsz nut ss ST.;
Rum: New England, 4l.i,mS "a o.
and Santa Cruz. S46lfs. ''i'oV' Jamaica
tu R"g laH mAl'a' oes'' zS@25e sisa &C. an.
Lumber, Slaves, E,e.
Lumber: White oak. S1IM14,5D ~ coo.
ern virginia POPLAR. sl0M4Is al i SnU.: West.
pine, *35@s75 n 1000. YeIi"S enc 'bo oet. .hhe
!1ist. s u Nn.s ACCORDING 10 Lengths hIa1i
y 1000. Latho-split, $3.50; saved 'g II ia !,
Ssarss.-Wb iskcy-barrei timber, r,es, .,a,,.
~ J.bOos s'-ocuiSNt sZUNHZD 81 1.DnO ~
barrel timber, SaEpf750 a ,OtJn. ~ four-
poles, S snassE %gshsHa hoops no demand SIe
Rugs-Mlxed cotton, Sc. white, 4Gsc. 49,,
len, 2@3c. was wool.
Licorice:
Licorice Pnse:-J. g. i Co.. 3lc:R.p o..
4. o. G.. 23c.: k: q Co., 2ic.; L. ST. 2jc.: an a.
27c.; A. Z. G., 26c. ' '"'hP'
Miii-Feed.
ShipSfuF: SOC. ~ b,,shel.
BrOtoaStnf.: soc. "a busie
Shorts: Doc. ~ bushel.
Wheat Bran: zoe. u bushel.
Corn Bran: 1s@20c. u bushel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys HiniES, 80, 500. MI 4arro,.
POMjer., SO rs BY tie tive kegsI,ss ,b.,, w.
kegs, ST. -: bLastfng, ffG1t4.5U. "'' a's
Shot: Northern, $3.50 q bag OF % H..
Grtndsto,tcS: 2G2,sc. q n.
Seeds.
CLorer $3.50 Il bushci
Timothy s40s4.3o u busfel.
Orchdrd Grass :: 81 25Mf2. so n bush,l
Herds Crazy: Sl.75 ~ 1usheL
Kentucky Bi"s Gras3: s29t2.59 2 tu.lel,
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Synod Of EirGiusa.
TReported for the Dispatch

SATURDAY, October n, 1874.
At II O'Clock missionary meeting wa
held, which was addressed by Judge inglis
and Rev. Mr.. MurkIand, Of Baltimore, and
kcy. Ntr. Hall, missionary under appoint
meut to the mission IN the United States of
Colombia.
The Committee on Systematic BCncticCnCC
reported that OF the collections ordered for
benevolent purposes there have actually
been taken up in the Pre:bytery Of Abng-
don 81 per cent; Chesapeake J6 per cent.
East Hanover -; Grccnblier 10; Lcxiue.
ton Il; Montgomery 46; Roanoke 81 per
cent. The amount contributed by eIch
member on III average to these bcncvU-
lent objects: Abingdon. 9S; Chesapeake,
$50; East Hanover, S4.3S; Greenbrier,
Sl.33; Lexington, 2.32; Montgomery, Fl .95
Roanoke, S1.iS; WcsG Hanover, $50 a;
Winchester, S2.1S. Average OF Synod, $3.50
per member.
This IS an Improvement over last year,
being an Increase in the number CT cOntriblI.
tons taken from 81 per cent. of the humber
ordered TO 81 per cent, and Of the amount OF
contributions per member from Sod to
8 so. The report recommended that the
Preshyteries require churches 10 report an
nually their diligence in taking up colcc-
tons for the Lords cause.
The Committee on Narrative reported that
there have been but few reyivalS during the
year that otherwise the work of the Church
has been in general prosperous. 1t calls for
earnest prayer 10 God that spirit OF revival
may he spread abroad in our midst.
The Committee on Sabbath Schools re-
ported au increase of teachers, So; Of scho-
lars, $50. A total of teachers. 2,2S9; OF
scholars, 15.443. Admitted to the Church
Teachers, 20; scholars, 291. Contributions
for home purposes, 81 ,56l 81 !; for missionary
objects, $4,000
Rev. DIR. Read. CT Richmond, resigned
his place as chairman of the Committee OF
Sabbath Schools, and Rev. William Il. Baker
of Staunlon. was appointed in his place.
DR.. Read offered resolution that the
churches III Virginia be asked TO take up a
contribution for the uses of the Bible So.
cioty on tue third Sabbath of January, or
as soon thereafter as practicable.
Judge Uud explained that the object of
the resolution Is TO save the expense OF send.
ing out agents u behalf OF the Bible socic-
ties. And further, if the Society dispense
with agents (and the pastors and people
know itJ the churches will no longer wait
for an agent to stimulate them TO this work,
but will arouse themselves TO it, and send
up their voluntary contributions.
Rev. II. A. Brown suggested that the col
lection could better be taken in the summer
than in winter, at least in country
churches.
The resolution was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Hoge presented a reply from the
trustees of Hampden Sidney College to the
resolution ofthe last Synod proposing guar
an!ees aud endorsement between the college
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NEW LINE FOR FREDE- s1s71

NEW LINE FOR FREDE- saIsI
IN RICkSBuEG AND LANDINGS - ss.s.s-
ON THE RAPE HAMMOCK klVEf-. he FAST
and el, CANT steamer
ELIZA lAhCOX, CAPTAIN s. &. DEYo,
will leave Norfolk tCampbclrs wharf, for FrcGe-
ricks burg aud landings on the Rappahtnuock river
every ST SDiY aud THURSDAY at IL NJ. mid.
might.
Returning will leave Fredericksburg every
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY III $50 p NJ.
Passengers ran come aboard early In the evening.
as good sleeping accommodations viii be furnished
free.
First-class table accommodations.
Fare 10 Freue icksburR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Order freight from New York by The Old Domn-
lon Steam. hip Company; from Philadelphia by
CIydc's line; IRON Boston by 81 and NJ. Tfinspogta-
ZION Company. care steamer ELlZA HANCOX,
Norfolk. Va.
Freight rates 10 and from above points guaranteed
as low ~ by any other route.
Passengers f.,r Richmond aud James River land
isgs ria Norfolk Will take the steamer on down
tllp "Wednesday, as she will land along ida steam, I
Johu Sylvester, making close connection FOR Rich
mond.
Freight ON grain from Rappahannock river to
Richmond, 81. per busheI.
freights Tor landings on Rappahanrock river
must be prepaid.
For further particulars iEquire of office OF steam
er, Campbelfs wharf.
a. HUME, Agent, Norfolk;
A. X. PHILLIPS Il co
oc 2o.swlm Asen,s, kredertessha r., Va,
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

II. NJ. SMITH & Co.'S L.IMrLE.
MENT MAcHlNE.Snop DESTROYED BY Fire
About 6:l5 O'Clock last evening au alarm of
fire was turned in ut Box No. 2, First police.
station, caused by the discovery of fire In he
extensive machine-shop in the rear Of and at
tlched to the agricultural implement estab.
ishment of Messrs. Ii. NJ. Smith & Co., Nc.
1892 Main street. The lire is supposed to
have originated from the engine, which was
situated between the mlchiue-shop aud the
foundry, in rear Of the establishment pro-
per, the latter fronting on Franklin street.
The engineer states that he felt confident all
was we'll when he left tue shop, only a short
time before The fire occurred.
The iircnen were on the ground with the
steamers 10 good time, and although they Ia
bored faithfully 10 ex,iuguish the flames
their Efforts were unayailing until the entire
building aud contents were CONSUMED. We
may remark thut the Fire Department had
the use OF only three engines, as one of the
steamers is being overbauled and repaired.
The angry flames rolled and surged
through the windows andS1oors, ran along
the roof, aud at one lime threatened to en-
yet0p everything Within their reach. The
efforts OF the fremen succeeded in saving
The main storehouse OF Messrs. Smith &
Co., which iients on Main street; and yet ut
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW ioET; g, October z7;;-C"uon OUT, aud
-four heavy and lower; common ,o fair ry,r,
t4.e0@f5.75; good 10 choice. rs .sOn<s. Me-,
heavy; 1d2c. lower: moro doing for eypo,t ~
nOme use; Sl.l2@S1.20 for Winter rid v, st,rn
~ 209kl % for amber western; k1.2j for ,Y,r,
choice western 81 16 for old winter led wc.i,rn
in store: 81 23WSl 80 for white western. i'or,
scarcely so firm aud prices without decided changc
Coff, quiet and steady. Sugar dull and uBcll,pDeS
Eire quiei and unchanged. TaIloa iirln at s l5.Is
acc. Rosiu dniI at 81 309S2.35 Tor strIined
dull 1T &c. Pork s.eadlcr; new oT
lots. SO 37A@i19.50. Lard steady. Wu.s!ey
lower at $1 oil. freights firm.
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A Suggestion to The State AGricui.
turai Society.
For tile Dispatch.I

Dir Fdi;0r,-l would suggest now lat this buay
lclsnn OF The YEAR, AMI 1T al future Fairs that tue
exhibition Of live stock should close on the third
.tI,y, and that parties should he allowed to remove
their took after Thursday. and let Fridiy be the
great para..dIy and irhoiy given up f,rbeSt trials
If Sncsd &c &c. Ii parties are not allowed f. re-
move tieir 81 eek unti Friday evening lnany of
tlIem will be detained uu expense until next wcc,
n, there are no freight traius on sund y, .!bi'
plan has proved decir'Id success at ali Ears At
he Snril, where /, has been tired, and has alway,
brought out a larger display If stock than before
the pllu was adopted. FerbnHs set &c-a worJ To
the wise sulices. ALPHA.
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11s,ren ST. aTLs DISTRICT Judge no.
be,i w. Hughes presiding This court was
opeu on yesterday, and made the following
orders:
In the matter Of William IL. Taylor, bank
r,pt. The assignce's report was conilemed.
and he was directed TO make deed to the
purchasers of the baukrupt's real estate ana
INV tbc costs of this cause. it was also Or
lered that tue assignee be discharged and the
case stricken from the docket.
| In the matter of X. S. Hines, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to sell the bapk'
rupt's real estate.
In the matter of John A. Ferguson. bank
rupt. The sheriff of Pittsylvanrl county
was eujoiped and ordered to show caisc OH
tue 18th OF November next why the ipJunc-
ton should not be made perpetual.
In the matter of William NJ. jackson, bank
rupt. Tue assignee was ordered to take pos
session Of certain property heretofore eX'
eiupt to tie bankrupt, and sell The same ana
pav out OF the proceeds the claim OF Wood
ward L. Sou and the costs.
In tue matter of John Wilhelm, bankrupt
Sale of real estate confirmed. Fletcher Ii.
Mays appointed assignee i'll place Ut former
| assignee, deceased.
In the matter of {. G. Harvey, bankrupt
| The purchaser Of the bankrupts real estate
| was ordered to appear here on the 18th OF
NovemD Der next to show cause why the SAID
property should not be rcsold to pay the
| balance of the purchase.money due.
| In the matter OF j. Ii. NJ. Ncblrtt, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to distribute
! the money in his hands.
| LII the matter OF Il. W. WOmack. bank.
rupt. The creditors were ordered 10 show
| cause on the 10th November next why the
| Lankrupts real estate should not be sold.
In the matter of K. G. Grant, bankrupt.
| Assignee's report Of sale OF real estate filed.
In the matter of G.. Fl. Smith, bankrupt.
! Assicnee's report of sale Of real estate con-
| tirned.
In the matter of Thomas 5. Jones, bank
| rupt. The assiguee was ordered to settle on
| or before the 9th November next an ac-
| count Of bis transaction before the auditor OF
this court.
The following persons were discharged in
| bankruptcy james L. Caldwell, john L.
! BowIes. Joseph p. Kayenagh, ". j. Hobbs,
Jr., and Stephen 5. Green.
Final naturalization papers were Issued
to Patrick English, Timothy kcefe, koicrl
Mcauils, William G'yun. John McDo-
| nou.h Patrick J. Glynn, Alexander Nc.
| C4be, William Suurc>, John Rap>on, Napo-
| leon 'rctro, Thomas Moran, John hearnS.
| Peter Murphy and Michael, Timothy, and
James Brennan; and Hugh Wborskcy.
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CnAHctRY COURT OF RIcuMoSD, TUESDAY,
.Judqe Fttzhuqh.- uarvip, 3D., Is. Ellis, &c.
Decree appointinsa commissioner to collect
unpaid purchase and providing for
the distribution thereof.
Wrcnn, &C., Is. GITme, dc. Decree re.
terriug cause To Il commissioner for inquiry
and report. ;.
Corbin u.s. Corbin. Decree dircctin.
Mills's executor to collect certain bonds ~
said decree mentioned and making proVl-
sion for the disposition Of tho proceeds
thereof.
Mills's executor rs. GlaZebrook's executor,
sc. Decree directing rule against delinquent
purchasers of property sold under former
DEGREES ia this cause, rcturnablc 10Th NoVem-
Der. 1871.
Davis, Ragland & Co. rs. Richmond Build
ing and Improvement Company. Nc: Decree
directing sale of certain property i'll the dc.
cree mentioned if pllintitl's demand be not
paid within thirty days, &c.
Sc!Iad e.. FohGelohr, 3d.: Decree against
trustee for balance found due ty him.
Needs Is. Slcarns, &c.; Mosely cs. Faulk-
nrr, tSc Decree setting aside sale bcrcto-
toe uladc, and directing resale Of the pro-
petty in said decree mentioned.
Lewis Us. MorsUn'S administrator Decree
directing sale of certain stocks therein mcn-
Toned
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 2s, 1874
sun rises.......,.,, 6.23 Moon rIses......" $50
Sun sets. 5.05 High tidt.......... $40
PORr OF RICHhOND. OCTOBER u, lcH
ARRIVED.
Steamer JOHN Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, ael han.
disc and passengers l.. Il. Tatun, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer.
chaudise and passengers. 6. W. Allen & Co.
steamer j. W. EVerlnau, Plat. Philaielphlf,
merchandise and passengers ". L, Porter. arer.
steamer Westoyer, skinner, Baltimore, lr:.
chan,lisc and passengers, Iowhatan Steamboat
Company, l.. Il. Tatun, agent.
CLEARED FOX Tits PORT.
From Rocklund, october I'D, schooner r. u.
Knight, Pratt. ...
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Trieste, October 24th, brig stephen
Bishop G,lkcy, from Richmond, Va.
Arrived at New York, October 25th, schooneFs
X. F. stockton. Craumer; II. y. Wond, ,cFll.s;
aud VI. +. Tibbitc,, Robbins-all from VirgDia.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, October 27.-Arriyed: City" Va
co. Arrived out: Lellesand, CITY oil Paris, hlelr
State OF Nevada, California.
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Ep,scoua. General Convention.

New YORK. October 27.--The Episcopal
Convention dover house to-day tabled all
the amendments to The cluou reported BY
on CauonS regarding ritualism,
ard adop,ed the report. TIE result, taken
by dioceScs ard, orders, was rs follows :
Clerical votc-who|c number REPRESENTED,
4l-ayes, IS; noes y; divided, |. Lay Vote
dioceSc> represented, IS dyes, 81; noess5
Iividrd l. ssS~~S
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Trials Under the Enforcement Act

MONTGOMERY, October 2I.-ilcudou, 4
Lee county farmer, who was arrested ty the
United States m1rshal for diSchargtng Il
negro, has been tried and discharged.
Colonel Wetmore and Smith, OF Suluiar
county, who were arrested by Beech and
Hester and carried TO Mobile, have been rc.
leased on their own recOguizlnce, aud John
Little has been discharged, there being no
~ ilan,n
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one time IL caught fire from the burning
which connected Tue uia'
chino shop with the storchonse. 81
During The progress ftbc HANGS, tss
wind blow Inc geatfyftom The southeast; wy
houses fronting on Franklin street and = e
cupied by F. Castisia, K. Hardssty; r.
Johnson. n. Jennings, il Bradley, anu John
Derby took fire, but were put out. a nun ala
Der Of sheds in the vicinity also tooh h'e'
but they wereiput out.
The building which was destroyed was
used for manufacturing agricultural lnple'
meuts, aud contained large number OF na'
chimes il, course Of construction. with al tue
anu,rtenarces thereto, besides numoer OF
valuable tools. ...,;r,,
The loss Of Mcssrs. Smith e. Co. is estlna.
ted at $4,000. The building is Insured LOT
"a 600, and the stock at $1,000, divided pc
tween the Old Dominion, Petersburg say
mos. Merchants and Mechanics, anu the Ricn'
mopd Banking and Insurance COMPANIES.
Tile loss Of tools belonging to the work
mon Il unknown, but it will probably
amount to several thousand. dollars, on
which there is no insurance. The streets ID
the ncighborhood of The fire were croWueu
with people, many of whom were ladies', at
tractcd thither by the bright light, which
almost iliumiued the city.
The loss is particularly unfortunate aud nd
announcement at this time, as about MY
worthy men are thrown out OF employment
and the firm is in the midst OF busy season.
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More Political Arrests.

SAVANNAH, GA, October 2I.-four white
citizens have been brou%h! to this city by
deputy United States narshals from Scrcvcn
county, charged with violations q! the CHI
furcemeut set. in The recent state elections.
The affair was merely Il rough.anG-tumbie
hight between one or two blacks and whites.
in which The former got routed; hence the
arrests. 1t is Il trick to intimidae whit"
voters ut the congressional elections.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
tate Weather Report.
[Spccia! telegram 10 the lIispitch.l
w ,.u1NcrnN Drtnhnr Oh 1 ]


WAsHINGToN, October 2S-l 4. u.
For the Middle States and New England,
rising barometer, northeast to northwest
winds; cooler, clear, and clearing weather,
followed in The evening by partial cioldl'
ness in the western portion Of the former.
Associated Press tclcgr.mJ
WAsHrSGTon, October Ill +. M--for
the Middle and Eastern states. rising barolne-
ter. falling temperature, southwest to north
west winds, partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
For The South Atlantic States, stationary
temperature and pressure. northcaStcrly
winds. clear and partly cloudy weather.,
For Tennessee and The Gulf States, tainn@
barometer, southeast to southwest Winas,
walmer AMI patty cloudy weather.
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BY 'Fe.eSraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, October -NUOR.-stocks dull and
lower. Money, 2 per cent. Gold. lO9H. Ex-
cli1rxc-LouE, 4s5; short, 4sSH Governments
dul States quiet aud nominal.
Ercning.-- Money easy. Sterling dull ut $50.
uul,l intensely dull al l1Q@l1Oh. Governments
du ana steady. States quiet and steady.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 27, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT--White. 4S2 bushels. Red, 142 bush Is.
Consecutive, 3lS nu.hels. Yellow, 80 BUSH
els. .lixed. bushels
UArs.-912 bushels.
SALES.
wuEAT.-Whitc, 500 bushels choice on private
terms SO bushels At ~ .26. Total 1882 bushels.
rlIEAI.-Red, 100 blshe common ut $40
AZ bushels very good ut $3.50. Total 142 bushels
cOEH-N hilc. Sd bushels Common new ut Csc.
IS Cus!ies common old al so:;: 90 bushels COM
mon OLD al s7c.: 1875 bushels Old on private terms.
IpiGi 3lS bushels.
CoKS.-Ycilow, so bushsl; common new at Coo.
CpRH.--Mixed. us bushels old at 9OC.
pATS.--E1G bushels on private terms 80 bushes
very gccd spring at 63c. Total, 9l2 bushels.
Kg-e XIlIBITED.
WHEAT White. 81 bush Is. Red, 100 bushels.
icdS ~ clrW. so bushels.
uAT..-23l bushels.
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BALTIMORE MAkhkTS.

BALTIMORE, Octobrr 27.-Fiour dull llOw,ri
Street aud Western supertue, ti.25nti75
Wheat wet tern Guil: southern active. torn IN
nal. Bulk shoulders higher al rs. RacrU
shoulders scarce aud firm n sitdSIc. tcfItc firm
Whiskey dull at 81 .01. sugar quiet.
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New YORK, October 27.--Thc eXamins.
ton of Henry CIews, banker, touching biz
property, was held to-day, on the application
of l.. +. Schncider, judgment creditor fcr
$1,000. The defendant testified that bis
property mostly consisted Of railroad >!ock.