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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THnHsnAY fi,inhnr q I ank

GoN.-Amefican gold. 11G BID
STATE virginia consofs. 53x bid; vir
~ hs vrgnn se assse E9p
asked; Virginia interest certificates. Is bid, 2Os
asked: Virginia ta1-receivable coupons, ss1 bio
CITY Securaies.-piehmond city a's. 1o7 bid
Richmond city 6's s9S asked ed Petersburg city 6s
IS 6ta; LynehHHI i elts s ss BID 19 asked
bridge SIS. 81 bid, SO asked.
road second mortgage 6's. j.. 8 d., ~ bid, "a
asked: sonihside Railroad ihird mortgage pre-
asked; Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad arst
mortgage rs. j. & D.. 10l bid: Richmond and
o,ioo bic: kchmond, Fredericksbasrr and PotS q
mac Railroad mortgage 7's: j. & j., 90 bid Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 6's. j. & j., SO bid: OraDge and Alexandria
Railroad second mortgage 6's. j. & j., 70 bid !;
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's.
n. & n. 72N bid, 73S asked; p Piedmont RAILROAD
York River and Chesapeake Railroad IS, & j.,
70lG bid. 80 asked.
Canal BC,,ds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
and anawha Canal second mortgage 6's, NJ. & NJ.
Roiiroad Stocks Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, IS bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per-, cent guaIaneen 10y poI par, IS BID itch
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. "a bid: Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 90
bid. .n.
Bank Stocks.-Nalioual Bank of Virginia. 100
par, lO3 asked; M.reh mis- Naiional, 100 pr.
100 asked: Eauk of Commerce, 25 par, 25
hid: Merchant, AID Planters Savings, rs par.
2ss asked city sasngs' ~ y, g gga 24a asked
Inslr1nce Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 35 bid; Virginia slale, 20 par, 254
bid; Virginia Elome. 100 par, 100 asked: Mrr-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, 30 lid, 80 asked; ;
city, 100 par. 80 asked; Old dominion, 100 par,
OIL asked Granite Insurance Company, 100 par,
80 asked: Commercial Fire Insurance. Company,
20 par, 25 asked; Piedmont ana Arlington Life,
100 par, 90 asked.
observation-disclosures River and Kanawha Packet
Company l21s par, 81 bid, 10h asked Old Eo-
minlun Steamship Company. 100 par, so asked.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 7, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1888 bushels. Red, 1874
bushels.
CORN White, 1850 bushels. Iellop, 102 BUSH
els. lfired, 53S bushels.
OATS.-66 bushels.
RYE.-14S bushels.
MEAL.-2i bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-White, 10 bushels very good at
$1.i5: 40 bushels at 1927: 76 bushel very good
on private terms; 10 bushels good on private
terms: 40 bushels at $l.35; 90 bushels prime on
private terms: IA bushels at $3.50 Is bushels
common at $l.l0; 200 bushels at sl.25; lse
bushels on private terms: SO bushels common at
Use so bushels at $1.43; l02 bushels common
at 1928; 10 bushels al S1.15; 80 bushels at
VI .2O-,otal 1864 bushels. Red. 26 bushels at
II 80: Al bushels very good At 40; ~ bushels
toJd It s1.3S; 36 bushels at $3.50; 30 bushels
fair on private terms; $50 bushels very good rultz
ut S1.46; &c bushels common AT SSc: Ito bush
Sl.45; 60 bushels prime al 81 45; ~ bushels at
fl.33: So bushels common at ~. 25; 470 bushels
good at S1.4O: 66 bushels common at 81 20; 3U
bushels common al 81 I5-tota l 754 bushels.
loRS.-White. COS bushels prime at 1885,; 62
bushels common ii 75c.-tnlal, 7f6 bushels. let-
lop. sc, bushels prime at 1Sc. Hired, 200 bushels
private terms; 20 bushels at 10 :: SO bushels AT
7Sc. SO bushels at 77c.; 80 bushels at 7oc.-to'
tall 374 bushels.
OATS-66 bushels on private terms.
kYE-lS bushels prime at 90c.; l2O bushels on
private terms
MEAL.-24 bushels at SEC.
RF-rXHIBITED.
WuEAT.-JV White 216 bushels. Red. l 70 bus hels
CORN White, 1876 bushels. I'ced. so bushels
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sEcs,rN e'lGWS e 60.

DEVELOPMENTS MADE BY ONE OF TIE CREDl-
TORS.
Nrw YORK. October THE examination
o; Bruj4Min II. ChCeycr, creditor OF lien
w ClewS Il Co.. in bankruptcy, develops tue
following: C!ews SPOKE to me repeatedly OF
establishing 4 bunk w-housc in Washington.
ana finally told me nc was cndeavorlD@ 10
obtain The United states agency. lie wanted
my aid, aud promised TO ply me libela!iy.
He stated the value of this agency. and pro-
missed TO give me one qualter Of the entire
profits. as my correspondence will show. 1
was 10 render him all Lawful services III
Washington and elsewhere, showing his
standing Us Il banker. H.. uptii the agency
was Obtained and then aid him here and in
London. conferred repeatedly with Score
tarv Delano, Senators Cooking, Anthony,
sprague, Poneroy, Morrill,, Logan Of Maine,
Sumner, Vice. President Wilson, Speaker
Blaine, Generals Blnks and Batter, ana
others. inciuding Senators Sherman, Cband-
Ter. Window. and Ramsey. was to AID as
much as possible in getting disbursements
through this agency. | Introduced MIR.
Clews 10 Mr.. Gushing, and an arrangement
was proposed as 10 deposits OF foreign con-
Sulates. Fifteen million dollars vas men.
toned in this conversation. Judge Louis
Dent, a liwyer, and related to the Pres-
dent by marriage, was to have one eighth
of the entire profits for services as coun-
sci, and after the contamination OF the
plan as counsel in Washington. MIR. CleWs
offered Dent $500 to come 10 New York as
counsel 10 advance the interests OF Dir.
Clews. | do not know what legal services
he performed, and do not know that he ever
ceased to have an interest in the business.
Mr.. Cheeyer did not recollect writing to
Cews urging payment for services and men
tionips that be (Cbeeyer) bad partners to
share with him but he did recollect writing
that he had partners sharing one fourth OF
bis profits, and supposed up TO certain date
that Dent was partner. He did not inform
Members of the Administration. senator's OF
congressman, of these agreements.
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Coloret Convention in Georgia.

AUausrx, October IA eolored congeu.
tion, assembled here to-day for the purpose
Of refntng The charges that the negroes H..
tended iusurrection, and to determine what
course was best for the colored race to pur-
sue.
III. M. Turner, In speech. attacked TIE
weak General Government for Its conduct 10
the colored people Of the South.
A resolution was offered condemniug law.
lessness, and stating that the mutual interest
Of the two races in the South dictated the
cultivation Of amicable relations.
There was much discussion on emigra-
ton, Turner recommending Africa. while
others advocated remaining in the State. as
all bitterness was dying out aud the rights
Of the colored race wele coming to be re-
sDected
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=. BY, TELEGRAPH.
The Latest from WA shi ne ton.
TSrs.ya1 ta,nura,,, ,o,,aa N, an,t,h


WASHINGTON, October THE latest furry
in Mississippi does not attract the slightest 10
terest here, nor does 1t seem 10 be important
enough TO the Radical leaders there to occa.
sion tclegrapbic reports to the Government.
The Acknowledgement is known to look with
great disfavor upon all attempts to mix the
Government into the political troubles of
the Radical party Of that State as we'll as
elsewhere, aud this is the reason why the
Department Of Justice is not inundated
anew with kilograms.
Both Bristow and Pierrepont are expected
to return tomorrow. There Is no positive
indication rs 10 when the President will re.
turn. but it is believed that he will be here
in time to hold Cabinet meeting on one
day next week.
Public interest here has centered altogether
in the Ohio election Of next Tuesday, even
to the exclusion Of the new Interior secre-
taryship. 1IAoN.
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IRON. s,ssl. haila. &c.

From American refined, Old Dominion. s-1Oc
"a H. 9ns!lsn sad Arneriesn st1eet 4AabAc.
Hesssss sassss as ss p ssGp; s.sS7
1a ia bsRinIsn gsT ssg 90 ..u
:. Plough. oaafngs: Wholesale, s4s.; retail, &c.
Zone: Manila. best, 2s@ese. ,a,e. exc.
superpiosplate. $50: Flour OF Rswbone. $50:
s, ssna ns s sss MARYLAND ToOaoo0so0d $500
Pork.-Dressed 6Na9c.
Powder. Shot. Etc.
F.lse: Toys mining. SO, .Dsl.2 90 u TOO feet.
h,, sS5e p sss aEe kessss tho" i've
Shot: Northern: a24o@s25O 2 Dag OF 20 ns.
Lfterfre.
Lieozics Passs-J. e: 6 Co.;3lc. R. B.. &c;
4. o. g., &c. X. & Co.. 24c.: r. s., 26c.; AEsaOr,
27c-; A. +. e., &c; q. ; Gr.. 2Sc.
Lumber. Starcs. ETC.
Lumber: White oak. II ( SO ~ 1000: Wes' ern
VIRGINIA poplar. st56S25 Sf 1000: white p,3e,
$S5@s75 p 1000. yellow ufne boards. 81 00tJ =;
Pine. ~ 5oeas5: cypress sis = s7.sogsis.5s
1000. Laths-splt, 1856; saved $3.50 p
10 StTysss-Whiskey,ha timber; green; sls@2o'
barrel timber. asas7.5o q 1000. Flour barrel
o ppv oon@ sf h9gshead hoops no nick
Rag8-MI1ed cotton, 3kc. /: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 1hn2c.
Liquors, Wines, Ge.
Ale Scotch, best brands, pints, S2@S2.15 u
dozen. gold.
Rectided W7aiskeuS: Market unsteady; proof
nominal at sI.33@S1.35. -.
Rye WhisksVs: MedIum, S1.50k322; pure old,
S29JH4 Virginia Mountain, new. S2eES2,50; old.
s25OQS3 80 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25GB2: imported, SS case.
Brdndtss: Domestic. S1.25t0S2; fruit, II $500
81 80; apple. new. So. 25lGf3.
Rum: New England. El.65Gyl.S5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, S46IS6.
MiIl-Feed.
6hfpStuf: 55c. "a busl,el.
Br0onstrtf: 30435c. "a bushe
Shorts: 2t5030c u hushel.
Wheat Bran 20m25c. "a bushel.
Cora Brtn: 1S@20c. q bushel
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.., Nn<gS. september -, 1915.
g.. { a.. Leader:
..,..-Dr! from the meeting OF the
49, III the United States. I'm
e." :.~.ss Red Men. thought the
i..' .r.~,njrrt! in connection there
." ,,,t,uI city ol Richmond were
'..' .. ., u, ;ntn mere passing notice.
~ place, would say that the
b. ...... the Council We're very inter-
'..., .,.. .;r.i,fiioiI>, aud showed the Or
t'.'.~ ,-...rrinr very extensively, rep
...... .'r. present from nearly all
.. Territories. Bat one Of the
IL. ,..- ,,l.urrS Of the occasion wts
10. ..... u which the Brotherhood and
.. .,..lunnI treated Us during our
49,. AN the banquet. or WcdncS-
.... .,A,rA vas truly a magnificent
A.. p The ira>. OF good things was
$780,, ~rrr then In order, when
-...n.ai % 10y the Governor.
10. ,.arr honorable gentlemen OF Tue
.. . g. ,1urr hat IVES trHiE Surprising
st.,.- III The North. Every word OF
...- ,...... - was Tor unity. peace, ana
.-...-.... ..rs4.h every corner OF our great
,...... .ui Que OF the cardinal points OF
p...- :, lr- freedom, the eloquent re.
1884,. ..... -r.3kcr> were very lifting, ana
.t ,..t ,.,&iug , fleet upon ali present
v..., '..,,! -pccchc, from representatives
..".. ..... - ri the compass. And there
,...,l Con>iuniny 70 oblivion the
..4:r..-'. and hopefully looking iorwarc
.... .,.,..l> ;;ue when the last root o.
.......,.,> - .:.-lrnyed, and We have union
...,..~.> q, SID y a union OF hands. Iht
l,lI 1,t- ,t,n n
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1 BASE >nn.w DlY >wISnLED-Two TELE'

BASE ~nnsWDlY >wINnLED-Two IELE-
.s,r.. o.. :,ggEs UBrAIS 8, 900 IN A FORGED
pE,f;.- -Es,.u the Wichita (kau.) Beacon.
S.:t,ll.,,.1 - Two young men. brothers.
q rA,avr d.>A: appearance, made Their
fIr. q. H., .caue of action the early part OF
l>. H.l. Il.v answered TO the name OF
py>a.. TIE, Gained TO be practical tee-
.r,,l og,ra'O:.. tut On their arrival here
TIE, ave w. their apocatiOn o>tcn>loiF TO
,..,:i. - na- horns. and ALMOST >imu!tan-
,.u-I. ,lrl ',., IN. tnan!ored with two solleu
cr,,-. ,.,! ...'.,riv uamed Maggie West and
N.. Band ~. upon whom they lavi>hcd
Wt.. ...& Monry they had quite freely.
~ ...z D;'.,,rr the truthful application
..r..'. ......-iE ny, "sEatlOW streams utaln-
t4.l '..,y ,r1!lrnj> While swelling rivers
..... :.,u ,..fr t.allk, and leave their chau-
H..- ...,,." ley had MOI ri the end OF Il
IFS ..r:.> l.... WnrrcWitNa! 10 longer ittd
liz. ,..sty ~ ice cormorint iraii nor To
,....54 lh..r .i~t HE and la>cE!ou> long
Ill.,.
lu. y.'1.y fought pastures ne" to raise
q. ...:3 .i,i ;Ivlc1y Propltia;c their OF
iii. L -mi.,"-- :. They naturally enough
,... '..! iHI,.rrla Is their victim. where one
&. H.. l~a.i,. : ;o,k up hi abode, Willie the
U'.,l G.>:, i,.tnaH and was lost. 80 tar ~ any
l....n. a.l.. u!A 10 found since their de
}afu.r tip.. u,'.: but thai he was on hand
J., .>auju:t.. apparent from The Mter-ciIp.
!.- AIRY laurL man that stopped over at
L.gi;rIlt alter e. lex GiyS OF leisure called al
u" Eupp;jl tIuk and presented a DRAFT on
N,H lnrk Is - 900. When the bank hest.
t'',j ..trut cl>aiu- it, We politely requested
t4r.. - ,vlr -!ApA 10 NV YORK 1T bis eX'
lrt.-- t.. would wait tie answer. Accord
.nly Il ~ I@itc:: was sent, aGd after three
..pGr~ waiting the answer came back, All
!.c..'." Iud tu, raft va, "ashcd.
II b" j. where The lost Py>art cot his WORK
il t. Z, ilG>:.c,,>> operator Oh sound. He vas
III Il >}i,un retreat way oil or an unire-
qIcH'ra part 81 IA" road. but close enough
- The Nir,> {" have communication Wild
them and 4 iit' Z vtiice Of his OVID, whereby
diala.cn could De sent al satisfactorily for
any Hnruu. Il ~as sharp game-oh, now
sharp. i'Ut sharper yet are these nice young
men III thus tar 80 completely be~ildcflne
al hiaG> - 10 heir Whereabouts that the
bet detective cai't EVEN get the ialnteS'
S:u".l OF airtc. Oi tucm. The father OF these
boy i reported % b. Il wealthy and respect
Abe citZ~n OF Bethlehem, Pa, being nc
more nor rs, itiau its postmaster to-day.
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Tobacco Markets.
E3CMM0ND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, October Z, 1878.
Since our last weekly report the Richmond to-
baceo market has undergone no change worthy of
note The weather continued favorable, although
most Of the crop has been cut aud the reports In
oieate satisfactory results.
We continue our quotations:
DARN Prrmings-
OARk.-LugS-fery common, AG.50@S7.50
medium 10 good. $SMS9; extra. s9@4l O.
good, s14@$16; fine, s16.50@$20; fine stem
ming and wrappers. SlS@s20.
uT-Lu0s-CommOn, S10@s12; medium
to good. 81 Q. 50@S20; fiue smoking S22. 50@i30
extra smoking, $35@S40. .LedCConulon 70 me
dunn, II 0@Sl2: good to fine, II .50@ls1 6; eX,rs
s25: medium to good, s3Ou$45; fine, $50@$65.
extra, $75MSSO.
MAHoGANY.- Hrappers-Common TO medium
Sl5@s2o; good to tine, $25@S40; extra s45@
S50.
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UNION OF TEMPLARS.
Liberia.
WAR COMMENCED.

LONDON, October 7.-The Tines has the
following: "War has commenced at Cape
Polmas between the Government Of Liberia
and the aborignes, under command of seve-
raj educated natives. There was some fight
ing on the 18th of September, in which fifty
were killed and wounded. The Liberian
Government has dispatched troops from
Monroyia to the scene of action, and great
battle is daily expected"
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Arrest OF an Incendtary and a Bank
R0hher.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch'l
LvSCuBuRG, October IA negro named
Mitchell was arrested at O'Clock this morn"
ing while attempting to set ire to frame
building adjoining the tobacco factory OF
Ford & Winfree.
Officers from Huntington, West Va,
passed through here this evening from
Knoxville, TEMP, with one Of the bank-roo'
bcrs captured at the latter place. The thief
had $4,000 in his possession, with which he
tried 10 bride the officers to release him.
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October, COTTON firm; sales
common TO lair extra. $5.90G$7; good TO CHOICE
extra. i7.n5Sf9. Wheat 1n2r. lower. with only
closed a shade easier with moderate demand 6S@Q
69c. for steam western mixed; 69969Sc. for sail
western mixed; 70&i Tic. for high mixed ana yell
low western. oats opened firm and closed heavy at
32@53c.: new mixed and white mixed western,
4OM4jc.: white western. 4j@53c. Cofee-Rio
quiet ana scarcely so firm. Refined sugar unc ange o.
Moasses quiet and unchanged. Rice unchanged.
Pork heavy: new mess job lots, $22.25O$22 40.
Lard heavy AT ID Is 16@1 3ac. for prime steam.
WhiSkey active and frlGcr 1T S1.lSE0Sl. IL ..
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 7.-Flour quiet. steady.
ard UNCHANGED Wheat quiet and il"m; Penn
sy!yaua red, f1.40: other grades unchanged.
ORR Western weak: southern steady and firm at
6Sn7Sc for WHITE; 72L73c. for yellow. oats
steady. Rye quiet. Provisions stros an: uaiet light
stock PJrk. S23 500 ,24. mcnis->honI-
drrs. ! o.: clear RIB. Il. Observation-Disclosures. lOi
i.ard-lcIined l4aGI15c. Coffee quit aid Hrm.
Whi>key steady sugar easier III 1U2gI1 0Ic.
CINCINNATI.
CrSCISSaTI. October 7.-FIour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat firm and In fair demand; prime
to choice, Sl.3JUSl 80. - I'll steady with mode
rate demand at GOM62c. OtS and barley quiet
and umcha g.d. Rye quiet and stead. PorE-Ie-
mand fair, and firm nj s22.5O@S22.75 ldquet,
i'm and s.cldy. Bnlk-nelts quiet aud s.. ady. Bal
con scarce and firm; shoulders, lOic.: . clear
rih-sidc 147s1l &C.; clear sizes lJ'2c lioSstuuli
Whisary- Delnard active ut *l.13. Buttcr dulland
"A''" LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 7.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. VIII, ut uUminally Sl.19MSl.20. corn
dull AT $50 63c. oats dull at 3G643c RYE quiet
and uuchurrrd Provisions steady, firm. and noini-
nally unchal d. Lard unchanged. hiske! 4u'et
and u CHI aged.
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The MONTPELIER Lottery Swind'e.

ALEXANDRIA, October T.-The Gazette OF
this evening says that the examining com
mittec of the Montpelier Female Humane AS
>oc,ation lottery have removed what some OF
them considered an injunction OF secrecy,
and the result is that the correctness OF "hat
the Gazette has said about the swindie has
been subs,antiated III every particular.
The same paper says: " IL turns out thal
the plate upon which the tickets, SIGNATURES
AMI all Were printed was allowed 70 remain
in New York, and that all the prize-numbcrs
eyccDt two were held in New \ York."
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HYNgSEAL.-Haruord, c., October g.
lhc marriage OF Arthur NJ. Dodge, of New
York, 10 Josephine NJ. Jewell, daughter OF
ihc P">'!n4>ter-lsrncral,t took place this eve
A.u-. After TIE ceremony at the church
reception VA gwen them at the residence OF
io''uta>:er-GeCcrh Jewell, tor which about
100 !EI!tltons had been Issued. There was
4 f4cl display OF presents. The mansion was
crowded witn invited guess; among whom
were Secretary Bri>tow, Attorney-General
tleFrepont, Hon. John Jay, Samuel BoWlcs.
"cneraI ilawlty, Governor lngersoll, and
many others.
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MARINE INTrILIarns,-

\ I'm
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 4. 1876.
ai ARRIVED. 81
/ Steamer WyanoRe, Couch, New York. mcrcn.n
disc and passenee,s, g. w. Allen q Go. 80
Steamer Alliance, Carr. PhladeIpsia, mercf,au.
disc gnd passengers. w. z. Porter, asent.
Schooner 1Ape1e NcDOnpeIt. kteeInan. PbSIa.
dcIphis, coal, Powhatan Iron Company
I Schooner Ann Tw1bifl, Mullen, PhiladeIphin
coal. j. b. W.Akits.
Schooner !ltYid Currie, Barrel, Portland, Conn.,.
STownstone, j. H. Pace.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, SoffoFk, mer.
chaudtse and PASSENGERS. l.. n. Tatnm. agent
Steamer Westopsr, Skinner, Baltimore, ms1cian-
disc and passengers. L. q. Tstuu1. agent.
schooner Major ". Fl. Tanium, Shoe, PhdadeE
phla. prauita. Cur'fy & PARKER.
. Schooner l.. 81 W. Sh0we!l, Jackson, Sorsoik,
lime and staygs. Aurtis 6 Parker.
20 FOR THIS PORT.
, F7om Ne. Won the 4th OF October. schooner
OCEAN TrtvstyH ADAMS.
;. From SesYork on the 9th OF October schooner
(. & l.. Ccrr'rey, Higbe
MEMORANDA.
The schoorrr William j. F,earn. WATSON from
Richmond with barrels, wax st Norfolk on y ednes-
day; also, schooner susan Jane, Williams light:
? The schooner Amelia Eaarn, Move was loading
lat New YORK. Gu Tuesday fop Richmond.
The schooner. =. Ivsns, 1nge Tsoll. from Rich
znond, arrived az Providcneson Monday.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK, October 7.-Arriyed: Bammonia
aud Russia Arrived OUT: Stella.
SEVERE STORM on LANE HURON.
DETROIT, MICE, October IA severe north
eater Is prevailing on Lake Huron. Several yes-
seIsare ashore.
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waaflpas BeP,Ort-

WASHINGTON, October 7.-For the Lower
Lake region and the Middle and Eastern
States, rising barometer, southwest 10 nortn
west winds, cooler and parity cloudy or clear
weather.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, and the
Gulf and South Atlantic States. rising
barometer, northwest TO northeast "inds
cooler. clear, or partly cloudy weather.
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The Mobile and Tennessee Water
RnUpfa

ROME, GA. October 1.-THE Mobile ano
Tennessee Water-Route Convention al
journed to-day, after adopting resolution
recommending to Congress and the Legis'a'
lures Of Tennessee, Georgia, and Aiaoans
legislation 10 aid 10 the connection OF The
Alabama and Tennessee rivers also endors
ing the four great 'water-routes proposed ny
the Window committee, and calling upon
the Government TO select this city as the size
Of the proposed Southwestern arsenal.
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WII.AlNGTOl lN. C.l MARK ETS.

OCTOBER 5.-SDirits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 444
casks. Sales of 200 casks At 32c. gallon Tor
southern packages. Market STEADY.
Rosin-Rcceipts, 1877 barrels Sales of 500
barrels good strained at $l.35. Strained quiet and
nominal at IL 80. ,,
Crude Turpentine Receipts and sales Of 4SS
bsrrels at 1886 for virgin and yellow dip, and
81 35 for hard. Marker steady.
liCotton.-Reccipts, bales. Sales of 200 bales.
Market quiet ana steady. The following are the
official quotations: Good ordinary. 11c strict
good ordinary. 1lagllAc.; low midoiins. l2c.
middling, l2kc. goDd nlddllng, 123a:.-Stdr.
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NkEil*G or TIE NATIONAL GRANGE Louis
""e' n.y.. October g. The Executive Com.
N't'c oi III" National Grange is now in ses-
stoH III his city, where the headquarters are
,,!.'uIeu. The directors of the Mississippi
n1 nIes Trading Company are in conference
WIN ihc Grong" committee concerning the
49,, I,S'i"h oi direct trade in Grange products
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\ NEW NERVE PowER.- Especial telegram
. II" Cincinnati CoDtmercidl.l j Washing
,M', H. e., Oc!obcr r. Chief Engineer
"o'u. Of the Navy Department, has invent
"a i NJ" motive power, which be will eX'
NJ" a. The Ccn.crnlal. The power consists
Vi t4Ebonlc &ciG gas, which is obtained by
mean, Oh icricity and g1lvanism. A cdredt
M 'ircady been granted. Meanwhile no
spiIca'l'n la, been made for patent for
lIc hccly motor.
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RICHMOND AND rETERsBURGs
RAILROAD COMPANY. )
COMMENCING JUNE !, 1876, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. .f.Ef
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting for all points soute
and West. Sleeping.car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun
day., with coach attached, TOR Peters
burg and stations on the Southside
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l:45P, n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas.
sengers taking this train win mekS
close connection at Petersburg fo9
500 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except sundsyh
with coach attached.
LYAyR PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3OA. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily. texceps
Sunday with coach attached.
lOAG A. NJ, THROUGH MA daily, connecun$
with Richmond, Fredertcksburg arc
Potomac railroad for all points Esss
500 2. NJ, FaEIGH daily texceDs sundsyh
coach attached.
7.a5P.M.. THRoUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting Win kicnmona1
for ali points East and West. Pulm&N
Sleeper attached. running through 70
baltimore Also making close con-
nectjon witt, the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Aacs'
mnnd and Petersourg except ., Lnssss .th Glover
Eili railroad on Mondays, Wednesdays, and En-
sLL rRAIEs leaving Petersburg win s'sEt nom
Ap %y as "e' A. SHAW. super,n.sneent.