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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Jan S-Cotoa for good qualities dull for low
grades; Md.Rs, lJc flour gIchabge 6nn, and IN good
90 81 1881 Amber. 81 0OaS o2; Good Prime
Red 81 S0a$l 81; Common Ear do 81 51~ " Corn strong
Scutlern White, SOC; Do Yellow, soc; Mixed at 500
Sic. Oats steady and hrm,ri eoLt5eTn. J2dJ4 lUJ3c
n bll ntle dong Mess Pork SIC 2jdsI6 so Other ,re
uucaanged Western Batter unchanged Coffee unchanged
WHISKY 9gc 9Sl
BrSFsLo s-Iupors last "a Flour 70 300 bba
le, 400 bush Etorts Wheat. 80 200 bash Com 20 bush
Oais. $1,000 buh Flour ttesdy; Western Ground Spring $40
81 j0 Ba4en 81 2jd - 25 Amber sass 80 White %
$50 Wheat inactive bot frA NJ sEHkee No. Spring al 80
dsl 60; whit, Wn.e! 81 7OdSl 10 Corn advanced sales
2OOOJ bush No @73c beld ai The close at Toe Oats
sales o. $1,000 oush. Western uiyate held
NJ 4SdjOe Barley BoniBs ClDada 81 J5aSl O2 Western.
81 60 Rye quiet heG al a. BarsY NAH steady western 81 90
as 20; CAnaa 81 759Sl 80 Dressed Hog. s7as7 % Other
Arucss Unchanged
CHICAGO quiet unchanged Wheat advanced
~ good demand III % for No. SPRING 81 22 T No cash
" O9dsl TO- Corn Ia fair deaand higher Boo. cash
!taarI 1I, February 6ie. hay Rejected Old BE; new as
so Oas te1 35 cash. 4O'le February; Rejected 3Ols-
Rye tm And IN fair emaad ISL 97S B.rey drm and
NO spnng feH in far demand s1s 80 spot Snip
an 1000 bush Barley. ' ~
CstI.S.ri J.n SFour in good al fun price,, wbe,,
ne gae AMI unchanged Batter unclaimed PORK quiet A. $3.50
sio ov Lari queS sses Steam 8A9sa Kettle rs, dgc
bnt meats eaSer Shoulders sold Al G4 Sides at lc
as5 &c aaeh Gear de, s'sa7S4c Baeou Shoulders
Lave hogs da and loser sslss ~ 10 50; Shippers.
80 1880 20 receipts 900 head $40
Meats easier sales Shoulders II &C. Rough a. e Clear Rib
Sdesi taI b; Ceir Lea Al E Hams l6llal7 average
DHrR0iIt jan e-Whets steady sales Of 81 &c No
Wkn 3l OaH v gssd dsusnd a <bs
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And an fnllowinr For AIN bank shares

"The Patent National Safety Paper advertiser
elsewhere by Messrs. Campbell. Hail ~ Co. Inc
velknown paper dealers. is likely to prove oil great
Importance affording very perfect security
AGAINST fraudulent alterations IN cheeks, drafts
ho,8s and other vouchers. The style of paper is
snt;rrly new. and neat and attractive to the eye.
The .race only j. tinted during the process of man
,,f,c+,re,vitb a combination of writing inks. "and
Is so sensitive that any attempt TO remove the
writing by erasure or by chemical agents, VIII de-
rov the tint and at once expose the effort at fraud
This paper has been in use for bank checks, ~c''
1uring the past six or eight months and has Deeh
subiected to such practical tests by bankers, chem-
lists and experts rs seem clearly to establish the fact
that with only reasonable care, ii is perfect pro
lection against the fraudulent alteration OF any
check note or other instrument written upon IT,
The following securities were sohl at auction to-
day: $4,000 Alabama Central Railroad Company
first mortgage eight per cent bonds 4Ol; 5000 CITY
of jersey seven per cent bonds, due 1918; 100 shares
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
psny, 800 each, IS.
The Lorillard Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend of five per cent. payable on
demand The cash capital of the Lorillardi Is S3JOOo,
and cash assets S422lSo
The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company has
declared a dividend of 10 per cent payable on and
after the 18th instant.
The National Fire Insurance Company has
declared q dividend of per cent, payable on
demand.
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company has
declared semi-annual dividend of 5per cent pay
able on demand.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pennsyl-
ganIa SKIES, 1867 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
9 Reading Railroad. So Pennsylvania Railroad,
Is Gold, 1l1l.
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THE MARKETS.

IHTH,DAY- = TNII.
AsHBSTh. pts to-day Il pkgs Pots steady but Gaie
quoted Ut 63tH7c Pearls o. nominal
COFFEEThe market for Rio Coffee is Yesterdays
aiVance report hessr Wait, tIe -h
this 81 rio and
$50 bags AeB.iork, 1882; Bsl
more 5f3 Itmpon Roads 6OOD Charleston, $500; Savannah
O7O 7j Galveston $500 sAoa and loading for
and 0aug other the Tn ted
Sstes 100 bags We quote ordinary csrgoe "a d24 Far
Co. H. Good 26 2Gl2c,; Pmedo, 27d27l4c and
total stock
1874 bags Il 2jj mats jaw o. this there is l3OO
bags Jamaica,
Rico j32 bags Mexcsn 300 bags Angosura
COhees
doing; sales have been made to-day OF
100 Coffee Ena private tern'i
aud 100 Porto RICO
Crescent " Maraesoo at 20
Iagusvrs ~ dS Costa 27c; Savana 2Ol202I 2c
aud Porto Rico 26n2tc
demand Cotton
prices 10. and market closes firm We quote
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NDrti Rrsr PsS,ls drf Railroads
ST. Ahes. Dlgs Beessax - bDS Copper SlSS
bales Cation 1915 Four 800 Ibs Meal 30 bgs Hel
10 $50 bush Ahea Ii POO hush % 800 buh Oa 1000
hu, Rye 1913 bnsh si 200 bush Barley 800 bush Fs
gJ bag, Grass 2ij ykg Dried Frh. j12 b1s H, iJ2
bb Beans 20 Ho.s 3Oil HIDES 400 balls H-e,. bales
skins l4S bbls Rosn. llSi bb Moisse so sls learF
I35 psss Gres.e pLgs Tsow $50 psg,. Stea go
$50 rkg Por 2oi pkgS Cut Meats 2iOo e a- $50
kegs Lard 2Il9 pigs Butter 1l3 p.s- Cheese, l,J2 Dressed
Hog 727 PKG, Ocae 1876 PecaBs. 10 bags Peanua -S
ps Ric. pc 81 hhGs. Tobacco 700 pigs Tobacco,
30 bales Wool JoS bbls. hhis4y.
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The oot'Cn III store running 10 auAhJ
nore tl1n L.' gra1e above below Grade QUO.e-.
sALKs DsLtvERN.
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sTFARIN a,v Give. saie % Too To- FFm AZ %
SUGAR-Eaw very scue strong; te sales TO
d., 900 binds md 100 boxes 900 hh fuy
GOOD s s TO Sc OO1 hhds, from tair 70 "g On V
ve terms; S3i hhi. Low Fair Fair ri 1907 3iS
Lh 7s 500 bhd Good Sc and 791 boxes Cesinal
,c also and rpOIe. TINS morning So BINDS.
Martinique la go tld Noises Sngs at 1c; ljuI
Suudns private terms and Jlz9) bags Manf at & We
quote to Refining "a AMI Pine SIG Refined
Sgars steady Harj 1Da4dl0 e.i As lOa!Oisc b. Jaic;
Extra Cs 9lir., and Cs Sl9d5c $500
TALLOW and fsr active at 70 TO- Prime ,ly sales o. 200
70 OOO II sh1 JOOU 10 ffiMc
ou -of.tosn ssoct private term.
WHISKY steady, with Moderate trade; sales OF 200 bbl ~
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Corn Meal stronger hu qur sales OF 500 bb We quote;
Corn Neal Jey.4i OOQr3 - w-..Sl jOdSi IS
3 500 % Cora Me Brwe P "a 20
HssIN 3 500 o. Corn hea. Gold Ear. - : 80
Bnekwheat Flour oil aud State sass IS; Pe1u-
nsa dur ba, frm; Pine White ii 7OGsl 75 do Yellow 81 as
osi 90 Pure Coarse II 40Gsl 80, Cob Meal slQSl 20;
Ground Feed. 81 81 50.
FREIGHrs-Ber.l eh,s exceedingly to-day
without decided change
full previous TIE To LIVERPOOL
1ZOO tales Of Cotton, al g. with l24d
FOR Otp y s oVO ibis Flour al b ID To London BY steam.
% bales HAIR al u To GlasgoS BIZ 1900 bt
Flour as 3D. aud 800 bales Of sos 10 Aatwsp bg
seau, 10 Of Sailed Hides. al Goa The comph Nor
ssfsn barb % with 1000 Grain hence Corr for
300 90. S. all AZ
third ships SWedh
24O0 ga at 50; British brig le7 tons eg.
Ter Scotland With full
heHce 10 direct KINGDOM
sb Refined Petroleum private terms; b.r
BOO bb al Brih bark.
Psshed DO orders and In Ted kingdom,
tRAIN-Hodr OF Wheat at early Chanse sdyaned their
l2c Der Sprng Wheat but buyer. ned on Toe
demand good export eoplIed emery Tor
W,rI M 6p bat very QUIT 10000 bush al 81 500
sl Sc or UngrAded sprug 81 64 for NO. cheso spnLg
81 60$ 81 for No. Crcsgo spring ht sac ,e o car 10y
Sie Iowa ana 81 6laS Miubesots 81 IS dSl 81 o
No Mwsukee 81 69dsl 10 % No hnwaukee and ~ % ior
Miunesotai 81 He'd westerns 81 10 for White cara
bond Club d. bond; inculoi IN the sae o.
aS SO baS Unsrsdsd Minnesota ssbssss and Dakota
o. 6S; 200 bush No Nebraska AL 20 Golden Drop y oOU
bush No Mlwaiee ~ 6J 81 81 IL 700 bust No 20 " %
d$l 10; 400 bush North West 81 CiGsl 65 1000 n,h
bos SEQ hush While Indiana 81 73 800 bush White state al
81 10; 200 Red Western Al 81 dS So 900 bush No Denih
Dp al 81 7Oi and ZU4OO bush No chicago 81 W
AL pce 1000 tnh No do In
Iots 81 5sGSl SO, eouE Barley STEADY ada fair regu
900 bush 80 Tor Choice TsoroSsi State and 81 IS
sl w fsr CsRaaa Wss' Barley MAILS hn ba' 9lst Oth
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able aud suggestive essay this topic by Prof.. f.
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address TUE TRIBUNE. New ork.
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-nfHfi Tr Offered. ASKED.
rsIens 4 Chic. % IN 80 -,
lSla RI l. Psei6e l0lh lo3
"a o,,i. a laser. 1stM. Ips =
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Included ~ ,Ae above are 2I1 bales 70 arrive
advanced laajGc u IL, with liberal aussc-
Goa Improvement; sales follows all basis Of Los Mid
clngE 600 -
sales evening aer Jatuarv. 300 1jl2-; 300 10
l1.32c Febrray 900 l6 100 - ~ Be- 200 10 3li2c
March 200 I6-gc 200, 10 l132c 800 lG 9l6c April 400
rs n &c 200, l7as- June. 100, II 1916. Total,
bale, Sales to-day TO p January. 100 l5Icf 800,
10 3Zc; 300 - D.. 200 - c; 200 10 1890 400,
l. 9lGc 100. 10 llGc notice tins 200 l51s 200
IL llI6 100 10 2l32 800 10 lllGc.; 300 - -3@2c;
800 ljAc 100 70 2s'@2c fe nary, 200 10 l-i6c; 20
10 lS2c. 400 rs Ice: 300 10 :S2.; 200 lG 5G3c 100
l6se; 800 IS 3lGc; 700 lG j-32c; 800 10 36c 1870,
7.32cs 100 lGl-; GOO 10 l6e; 400, 10 1920 1900.
IC4a March 500 5a: 10 ll0c; 100, l6 2l32; 100
l6sc 900 is 2332ci 800 10 lllGc; 100 l % 2e 200.
1Gc 100 10 Z332c 800 I6c; 200 l6 2332c 100 lOSici
100 l6 2J.32c 500, lO lSlO 10 1876 ARnl 100 81
100 u lice 400 i Sc 900 i 5,iOc; 5', BOD - ;i1s;
COO l7'se; Jale 20J Il 3l.32e; loo, "a l5clGe Tol
q $40 Grad total 2GSOO bales kNoAangt9l6e paid 10
exchange 100 Juus Tor Febrsar r. D. BLU bales BALTIMORE
private
FLOUR AND MEATbe demand for Flour light ami toe In,e,
uuckange ALREADY sod hence there Is no
pressure to hoee Family aud Fancy Minnesota
strong quiet coe market strong Win more dong
grades bbng rai- the medium and high
grades 5000 bbl inc udng 2OoO 0SA Shipphg h1L
seller Fet'uay pr,aie trims We quote -. ne oo. m -
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,o,ra of the Kjchmuau IfIsF"s ~, - &
(Corr'sllso'~~aresrr xa, September II, ls.a.
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NANNELToN sEMI-CANNEL COAL
~ is the peerless coal for open CRATES.
s.. P. LATHROP, Agent for Richmond,
+" Sc IL M Seventeenth street at Urawbridge,
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South Carolina Politics.

COLUMBIA, September 12.-The Tax.Union
Convention adjourned at a late hour last
night. If the Republicans make decent
nominations it is understood the Conserva-
tives will sustain them. The Elective Com
mittee is authorized to call the TaX-Union
again if deemed necessary.
The Republican Convention has been jaw
ing and indulging in crimiRation and recrimi.
nation all day. Personal encounters were
imminent, but as yet no blows have passed.
A motion to adjourn was carried, when a
member on the floor attempted to declare
the adjournment ruling of the president
incorrect and threatened to remove him.
The president declared that ten men
couldn't do it.
This body is the most unruly ever con-
yeued here. The Chamberlain party have
things fixed and it is likely vote will be
reached tonight as the members want to 60
to their wife's house Saturday night.
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The Southern Troubles.

MONTGOMERY, September 12.-Ex-U United
States District Attorney j. A. MINIS and
ex. Congressman Buckley have written let.
ters. and United States Deputy Marshal
Randolph, Judge Ely, and City Clerk
Hughes unite in a card denying the stories
of iawIessness and terrorism, which have
been circulated North to the prejudice OF
Montgomery. All these gentlemen are Re-
publicans.
Not long ago Judge Kiels, of the city
court of Eulaula, released from arrest with
ont bond negro charged with assault to
murder. The negro fled and has not been
heard from since. Certain citizens of Eu-
faula thereupon proceeded against kiels for
aiding and abetting the escape of telon.
KieIs was arrested and committed to Jail in
default OF bail. He sued out writ of ha.
6eas corpus, and gave bail here yesterday;
He then had the said citizens arrested and
brought before United States Commissioner
BURKE for trial on the charge of violating
the enforcement act. The defendants gave
bail for their appearance on Monday.
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no, Rut,er ON the war-Path.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, September 1z.-uen'
cral Butler opened the Congressional can
vass in the Essex District tonight, III an
elaborate speech, mainly on national topics.
After announcing himself us candidate for
Congress, he proceeded to discuss certain
alleged outrages in the South, and drew COM
narison between the protection afforded to
her subjects By Great Britain and that given
by the United States to loyal citizens in the
South. He said it was his determination, II
elected. to do all in his power to set matters
right in that section.
General Butler also took up the question
If finance. going into an elaborate exflana-
tion and defence of his views on the subject,
and denied emphaticalIy ever having been in
favor of reputation or anything Out souhu
currency
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foHT % eEPr rs 1879.
,,s,i1 s,i.s ~,
caHa.sc anu paSSsnBssst osu poniht0n tStt1inbml
Sraasnsyr 900 po., !, i,
cfiafidise and passenvers, d; b. Tafuni. seeiit
CALICO Giils. 0 - - - !
salt. Zee, seadon & Co. Co.. @ e'' 1tODA .siss 80
lumber, AZ B Bei ''A. ts''' ~ stssA
s4st - 4sTEfIEt -, =. 49,,
cLEARED.
Ansta s ,al,,c w
tIe q 70 .binness w
SAILED SUNDAY. ie9S z4sa
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. .s s; =. 50
s,!.lt..i :,
,S.eamsr shirley, Iraxers, baltimore, mercnan-
Steamer Greenbush, -, Norfolk, passengers.
Schooner D; 3; steslmsn. Cheyaiier, Washing
schooner Euge, Corsey, Norfolk, coal, Curtis &
Parker. = j 4. 81
,seh6oneI Alice Curtis, Phillips, Baltimore, mer-
e4anuisel Elrns g Farker 49, 4.3,, IL,
,ssSsaoVue. Ely, Mchenary, Nofioik, coais
Sschoo,,ss 8 Two Rro,b Penleparst Norfolk
sbarre,s Ciirrie a Co 49, 81 s-s0T- F'
Senoorier Fnsn.er,s Return. White. James river:
S9nss down river
l,eht - -
e' kRRIyEp SUNDAY.
.. 1,,...a..a. q s,.i.na. p,,,,r,oro ,,o-5
Steamer Westoyer,, Skinner. Balrm9fe. mer
chandlse ana PASSENGERS, townatan steamooat
company IL. b. isso ~ asen.. -. -. .;:t
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
10. "'A' = 81. :
Schooner Jessie w. Knight Fenton, Philadelphia,
sentamher S s'1s !" -
Sshnoner Itzz,e Major. Tlacy. Fastport. Septem-
Der 4. -, 80 -
Schooner President johnson, Applegarh, Bal
timore, September 8. =
MEMORANDA.
The tug Olive Branch LETT SATURDAY n1ght Wild
tow Tor hampton Roads. -, J.
The tug Brandon. captain Blunt, WIN a me PIG PIE
city In fourteen hours, including stoppages. mn,
The brig Capella Is lying oelow the Dal, az " IL
toms Lanolng, ana WILL nave 10 DC HguteFeu oeAofe
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New York Items.

NEW York, September 12.-Menhelssohn,
who was convicted of forgery Yesterday,
took arsenic last night, and died this morn
ing. n.,;,,ao
Insurance Company, arrested yesterday on
the e sbaFg e d Sl atia e. 49, s5oeo ball.
Owing to the pressure of the times, the
masons. bricklayers, hod-carriers, and helpers
in Jersey City, Bergen, Hudson City, ana
Hoboken during the past week have been
abandoning the eight-hour rule, and to-day,
it is announced, all are working ten hours 9
day without asking an increase OF wages.
Builders say this will result ina very decldeu
Improvement in their business.
dispatch from Newbury, n. j., says that
Barnum's balloon came there to-day in an
uncomfortably rapid manner. II is said 70
have burst. None Of the occupants were IN
jured.
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!, Inc granite soldier who is to surmount
t4s Lalioual monument at the battlefield
" " .Ah;eiam has been completed, and is
.I'': ~; 70 oc The largest figure in sculpture
," ol Egypt. lie weighs over thirty
; ~ aNu IS t"enty-one and half feet high.
- -" Suh lt holds is eighteen feet long, and
49, suoe Three feet in length. The face is
-'1?'h >halen, except a heavy moustache,
"'" = That Of resolute man.
r; ~ a Restaurant no. long ago gentleman
VINE ueyouriny plate of hash came across
r1 ns"t! >eeTe'button in it. He very justly
TI ,,,.' to the biz, brawny waiter, the
. ,a W4 replying, in an astounding manner,
s5 "s J., what dyer expect to get-a hull
1.i %4e d the old shoaIers still live at the
cy g,+>; aHa one OF them, cycling with critical
ST. pretty little yacht that was moored at
p.~,, O"t gay last year, cspied its name,
1W ;sMs' ,speltlhe old man slowly, Psyche.
d;d ""' Il mat amt the durndest way l ever
N'1 SeV 10 spell fish ~ said he.
~ Dis q narte is said to be constantly hard.
r. I,1th' however, is genius. EXCHANGE.
,.r, being hald-up constitutes genius we
MI,ns''tlle spells Of remarkable briIIiancy.
14'."o"kse Sentinel.
Lsrn Sao"er Of white toads took place in
4 sir4 county, Col. The shower embraced
hi n NJ " country half mile wide and seye-
:,og. ~',eS III length. From distance the
lonks's AZ they bounded along the ground,
Ter Iba lof all the world like hailstopes. Al.
Tie cor ,nrtn the frogs hoped about oyer
"''iy III Groves Of ten thousand,
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 12-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money, g. Gold, >lO9k. Exchange-Long, 4S4 !;
short, 4s6k Governments dull and lower. States
quiet. -,
Evening-Money easy at 2@2h. Sterling dull at
4S4. Gold, 1O97s@109A. Governments dull and
lower States quiet and nominal.
BANK STATEMENT.-Nele York, September T.
The bank statement for the week is as follows !:
Loans increase, $1,750,OO0; legal-tenders de-
crease $3.50, 1000; specie increase, nearly IL ,000-
600; deposits increase, over IS 1000; reserve
decrease S91 900,
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September II, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 2,608 bushels. Red, 3,032
bushels.
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels. Mixed, 27S bushels.
OATs.-26S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels at 1925; go
bushels at 81 80 202 bushels ut $3.50 800 bush.
els at ol.2l 100 bushels ut 81 Is; 62 bushels at
81 .2o; $50 bushels prime at Soc; 25O bushels s'
prime Ut u AZ; 1S bushels on private terms; AZ
bushels at 81 IT; $50 bushels very good at $l.37.
Total, g. 40 bushels
WHEAT-Red. % bushels at 81: sos bushels on
private terms: 624 bushels at II rs; S4O bushels
at $3.50; 100 bushels at $40; rs bushels az
9Oc. 20 bushels ut Fl; SO bushels at S5c.; 400
bushels prime On private terms; 1873 bushels very
good at $l.37. Total, 2,714 bushels.
CoRN.-White, SO bushels prime on private
terms. Mixed. 27S bushels prime at 81.
.OATs.-56 bushels very good at sic.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WITHDRAWING, 1913 bushels. Red, 1928 bushels
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RICHMOND AND DASvLLR RAnnoApCo, :
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, August IL ! 574.
CIHTDIII u on mp ING "a 4nl..l n4Eank

i ~ RICHMOND AND DANVULLE HAILH0AEsC0.stiA
OFFICE OF ENGiSEER AND sUrgaTTENDENT,S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to! take effect
~ MONDAY, August -, -SouTHmN Ex-
PRESS, Westward leave kichmonda at Il: 04 ?. M.;
TAO A. NJ; leave Danvflle Mt IA A. NJ; arrlya
ut Greensboro at I 03S A. NJ. Connects at Char.
lotte with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air.
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, andall southern points;
(, NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward leave Greeng-
boro at 1:15 p. NJ; leave Danyfile at 3:38 PMS
leave Dundee at 3:4S p. NJ; leave Burkesiiie at
500 p. NJ; arrive at Richmond at I:04 z. IA.
THROUGH MAIL, Westward-leaye Richmond at
1888 P. H. leave Burkeville at 4:41 II. NJ; leave
Dundee at 9:25 2. N: leave Danyile at 9:29 p.
NJ; arrive at Greensboro. at 1l:61 P.N. This
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for Cos
lumDia, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and ell south;
ern points, tSsfti 49,
THRouGH MAIL, Eastward--leaye Greensboro
at 2:l A. NJ; leave Danyille at 5:13 A. NJ: ieaye
Dundee at 5:25 A. NJ: leave Burkeyille at 1880
train connects at Burkeyille with trains on the AT.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from LYnchs
burg, and all southwestern points. ~ -
LYyCHBURG PASSENGER, Westward-leAya
Richmordat 500 A. NJ; leave Burkeville at 12:a3
p. NJ; arriyo at Lynchburg at 4:405 ID. u.
leave BuEksyilIe q 4:a5 A. NJ. arrive at Rich.
All through trains connects at Dundee With trains
on the w. O., ". III, and 6. 81 railroad TO and from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and aIl eastern
points
' y -" 'NS,''es $500 n. II. e. TALcoTT,
Engineer and Superintendent
n. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. au IL
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTE, N. c., September ia fire
broke out in the dry goods store of j..
Meyer, of this city, this morning at O'Clock,
destroying store and stock of goods. Two
adjoining stores, occupied by B. n. Smith
and J. L. Brothers, and the office of j. Y.
Bryce, cotton merchant, were burned before
the flames could be stopped. The loss is es-
tlmated at 81, 900, on which there is an in
surance on stocks and buildings for $4,000.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
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Attempt To Poison.

Especial telegram 70 the Dfspatch.l
GARYsBuRG, N. c., September II, 1874
A colored girl, thirteen years Of age, whose
mother bound her to white lady in this
neighborhood, attempted to poison her mis-
tress by putting strychnine in water for her
to drink. The lady discovered peculiar
taste in the water and charged the girl with
attempting to poison her, which the girl con-
fessed. The cause assigned for the act was
the Girl becoming tired Of being bound out.
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Hung lJury-shooting scsape.

Especial telegram to The DiSpatch.I
LYScnBURe, September II. The jury In
the case Of Reynolds es. Hill, for malicious
shooting, which has occupied The attention
of the Corporation Court for the past week,
appeared in the courtroom to-day, and
stated that they were unable to agree. They
were accordingly discharged.
Some excitement was created here to-day
by shooting scrape which took place this
morning between two citizens of this city,
Neither Of the party was seriously injured.
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Death OF Captain samuel ~. God.
The Convention al Kuchnnnn,

The Convention ~ RuChnnnn,
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
NoRrorx, September ~ = regret to-
announce the death Of Captain Samuel W..
Wood, presidento Of The Virginia Pilots Asso.
citation, In the sixtysseyenth year Of his age,
at Hampton, Va. he died last night as o
O'Clock, surrounded by his friends.
A meeting of the business men was held
tonight to appoint delegates to the Buchan-
an Railroad Convention. Colonel Walter 81.
Taylor presided, and was empowered to ap-
point FIVE citizens, at bis leisure, to represent
Norfolk and Portsmouth in said Convention.