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The Morning herald., 1876-01-11
CONnnNeHD ,TRIEGRAMs.

NVNWONUEO fV0AB~A AmOs
Yesterday, 4 drs broke out tn,a, cigar
store, in Toronto, Ont, destroying property
to the ansaptof 1900 ourIm2 l.
In Bottba, yestelaay,T Tsdk wis brought,
BY the majority of the stockholders, of tile
Franklin Telegraph 0s4 for dtDlution Of
the corporation. A receiver has been ap-
pointed md ards1A1 yendyrsd II 'fsvof Of
Joseph H. Nichallis, of Montreal, was or
rested yesterday, inetNewo York, toharged
with stealing ~, 900 ia' gold from one Of
his customers. hr'u'w,q ,'t .
There was sharp sharp 4rssilyy in Lake Shore
stock yesterday, caused BY the failure Of j.
+. seely, New York city. '-'
A telegram from New York states that
unless spell of Arctic weather is expe
rienced soon, there will be little ioe for next
summer as only . ANAL quantity has thus
FAR been harvested.
=, Chas. P. P.Leterick, president ofa bank In
New York city, died suddenly yesterday
from hydr0phobla, caused by, The, bite of q
eaton the 10th Of 0ct6b9r 1S5t.
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Tie .wekshor fS.Day.

TIE We&shef To-day.
For the Eastern and Middle South Atlantic
SsdssA clear ,tdtt weather and lososr tstnPerA-
sure asan oe' l4onddV sDith bTtsk Hotthsrly 70
~sstsrlv actnlds dHa tjytsg barometer.
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ONE CENT.
q @ANNUAL MEETING.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in the
house No. S3s Market street, the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Della
ware was held. The following is the state
ment a. read by the Treasurer :......
Value of Life Policies Is ~ ~
sued I'll, ,l33 ,OW.W
Value on Insurance notes ..,l ...r'
on above, subject to
assessment p. hA. 816 ,3Ol 90
' BUSINESS FOR THE YEAR. j"' l..
Received from members for an qlz
' s' nual payments t.y5t. $4l ,574.lV
,., for interest on loans
and investments 1',." 7,s74.67
"'." for policies .oH. S96 %
s49,s44se
DEDUCTIONS.
Amount of losses by fire $12,725.9s
Amount paid for redemption of
. coupons .o,,- >. o. ~. ~. i. S45.16
Amount of expense account -. 5,992.12
N' '%-"' 'df e" ". s19,553.2O
Net gains for the year : ~. 80, ,2S1.6 .65
Expenses charged to surplus
fund account Z. $lO,275.66
Surplus fund, including real
on hand, etc., s155,s55.s9
Less, losses unpaid $4,000
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$50, ,6O4. .O5 $50, ,604, ,O5

$bU ,BO4. 10 $bO ,bO4,Oo
During the term Of our management Of
the road the following amounts in excess
Of the operating expenses have been re-
ceived.
EARNINGS for 1874, p" $l,S62.76
{" .p" 1875, 6,663.O2
Sale of locomotive No. 1, 100000
From Delaware Fire Ins. Co., 1.176.O0
-" capital stock, 4H.OO
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W. d ". r. Il.

ANIMAL MEETING OF srocKHoLDERs-
CONDITION OF THE RoAD-ANNUAL RE-
PORTS. +A' '' "N - .''.4L 'HN
Yesterday, at 10 M, in the Office Of Chas.
Warner & Co., in Market street below Wa
ter, the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Wilmington and Western Railroad
was held. James Bradford, in behalf of the
directors Of the road, presented the regular
annual report, summarily a. follows
"The excellent condition of the road, as
reported last year, has been maintained.
Cuts have been widened !; tracks have been
made more smooth, special attention has
been given to cleanliness, and drainage
masonry has been made more substantial;
bridges that were damaged by the ice last
winter, have all been strongly repaired
stations have been kept. in neat order the
engine house and water tank at Landenberg
have both been painted. Having obtained
. lease Of five years on the building at Wa
ter and Market streets, 1t has been put in
thorough repair, and IL now used as pas.
senger depot. The roads rolling stock re-
mains the same now as heretofore, with the
exception of engine, No. l, which having
become useless, it was deemed prudent to
sell it. Locomotives Nos. 2 and !, have been
put in good repair. ,.,...,I.. .,l,.. 4
That the business of the road has consid-
erably increased over the previous year, is
evident from the following figures: aF i
asa,a1.. 1875. 1874
Earnings, $4l ,267.42 $31 ,871 Is
Expenditures on acct. .' ~" 'd I
Of operationo of road "a, ,604.4o 3o,Oos.S SO
Excess of receipts over Nm
operating expenses, 6,633.O2 1,S62.T
Freight carried in ula ~
tons, 59,0Sl 81, IA
No. passengers conveyed 2O648 '" "a, ,142
A full abatement of the finances Of the
Company for last year, showing the receipts
and liabilities incurred, together with the
disbursements and resources, is here pre-
sonted :JTnr r,n lm .'"' Ulfpl .l.
Cash on hand or due ...g.l.
Oct. 80, 1874, 279.33
Earnings for fiscal year, 41,967.42
Capital stock, paid in du- H.. .a t
ring the year, 471.00 l.
Proceeds Of sale of loco ~ 49,. ' +
motive No. 1, ta ,a 100000 +, .4t
Received from Del. Fire -., RI,
Insurance Company, 1,176.0O
Due to Bradford and Har-
rington, trestees, in
CURED during the year; 1,4M.76
Due to connecting lines, Il, ,9S5.5 "a ------- -----
Operating expenses du- 34,6O4 40
ring year, 10000
Old notes paid Woolley u. ul.
and Connor, 10000
Old notes paid Warner &
Co., H. 10000
Co.'s accommodation note
decreased, 916.75
Western extension, ex-
pended on this line, 6O7.OO
New depot At Landenburg,
.cost to date, 5O7.T
Wilmington depot, cost to
date, ur... D"- 1,11.61
Various old and new ac-
counts paid relating to
construction and not in
cluded in operating OK
penses, 5o3.N
Due from agents and other
lines at this date, 1881 80
Bonds receivable on hand, 100000
Drawbacks due fromP.
R.R., 2,585.06
Cash on hand D- ..I S8.87
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MEETINGS TO-DAY.

The following is a list Of the corporation
meetings which have been announced to
take place to-day in this city, at the places
Indicated: A
Union National Bank Of Wilmington, in
the Banking House, Market street, above
Fifth. - ..-......,..
Clayton Fire Insurance Company, in its
office, Fifth and Market streets.
The National Bank of Delaware, in the
Banking House, Sixth and Market streets.
First National Bank. in the Banking
House, Fifth and Market streets.
National Bank of Wilmington and Bran
dywine, at the Office, Second and Market
streets. '
Jo At the above meetings an election of Off
GERS and directors to serve the ensuing year
will take place, and whatever other busi-
ness brsught up for consideration will be
transacted l.-,.F ,... ..,... .... d! .-
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], FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

fLlGEiMOND SlOCh EACdANGt,.S
81 WEDNESDAY, October IL, 1876
SALEs.-$50o Virginia tax-recelvable coupons
sold at S7E!. =
american Gold.-l0s bid.
State SecuTitieS.-Virginia conso!s, G74 bid, 6SH
asked; Virginia consols, new, 32E hldi Virginia
deferred, 6s bid, asked; Virginia tax-rcceiyabic
coupons, SIX bid, 81 asked. ~. =. ~ -,
Richmond city 6's, 90 bid, 100 asked; Petersburg
city 6's, So bid, s5 asked; Lynchbury city S's. 106
bid; fredericksburg city rs, 90 bid; Manchester
SIS. s7ts asked; Manchester bridge S's, l02 DID
third mortsage e.. j. and j., IS bid, so asked
Southside Railroad first mortgage preferred 6's, ).
and j., rs asked; Southside RAILROAD second mort
gage preferred G.s, J. aud j., 40 bid, 55 asked
Southside Railroad third mortgage preferred US, 3
road first mortgage s's, j: and d., 100 DID; Ricl'
momd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort.
gage rs J, and j., 50 bid, 975 asked Orange anG
Alexandria Railroad third mortgage S,s, N; anl
Consolidated G,s, Ii. and n, 73i5 bid, 76 asked .
Railroad StocES-Richnond,F Fredericksburg anG
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, Ivy
par, 90 bid, 95 asked: Richmond and Danvllle
Railroad, 100 par, 4 bid; Seabolrd and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid. 40
par, Io1 asked; Planters National, 100 par, 11G
bid, 40 asked; Merchants National, LOO par. 81
asked; State Bank of Virginia, 100 par, - Pa
Bank Of Commerce, par bid Uniom DsnN q
and Planters Savings, 25 par, ds BID, 70 asked
Savings, 25 par, 10 bid. "a - ~.
Ins9rance C0mpan ies.-Vlrginia Fire and pa
rlne 25 par 80 bid; Virginia State, 20 par, ~ DIG
Granite Insurance Company leo par, ~ D,a, f5;;
par COX asked; Richmond Fire Association, 20 par
q hid. 20 asked. .-.-,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EBEaanu.
MARINE DISASTER g.
LONDON, October II. Bark Syrian Star,
Richmond for Liverpool Is stranded near
Broner's Haven, and will probably become a
wreck.
France.
THE ASSEMBLY ORDERED TO CONVENE.
PARIS, October ia decree has been
issued converting the Senate and Chamber
of Deputies on the 3Oth OF October.
Spain.
REINFORCING THE NAVY IN CUBAN WATERS.
MADRID, October 11.-Sevcral newly
built cruisers will shortly be sent to join
the Spanish squadron in Cuban waters.
The Eastern War.
LONDON, October 1.-THE death OF eX-
Sultan Murad is reported.
4 Reuter- telegram reports that the Turk
ish advance into Montenegro Is checked.
The Times, in its lending editorial this
morning, says: (" II it is true that an armi
stice has been granted there Is still good
hope for peace, and Turkey has placed her.
self right. Should Seryia refuse the armi-
stiee, she would forfeit all claim to consid-
GRAFTON. II this ,armisticc is concluded, there
will be sufficient time for patient and
thorough consideration, and time Is Of in
calculable value; for war, and war on q
gigantic scale, will certainly follow, unless
some scheme for good government in the
provinces OF Turkey is guaranteed"
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-Ew AND tREADAB,LjEs; BOOKS
.W AND KEADABtLi.lEei ,. B 5,lli-llA
FoR SALE DY g
I. la.. j.. T. ELLysoN, $
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
1112 MAIN STREET, 81. s.
J three doors above Dispatch Office.

/ Any Of the following BOOKsswin be sent to- any
faisffs E BER5SpA George Eliot aatho
rHG IF rvs s9s pEsTiN fsssr Roaspes By ws
fSk s'S sIzs. g. Holland. author
sILVER PITCHERS. A CENTENNILA y S. I'VE
sT2RYR lgIs NJ "a Ai taar G Gsses ye
SF} Fl ED 7sossSsp ems
PHEBE. JUNIOR. By Mr.. ELEPHANT; Papnr;a LOG !
HIDDEN PERLs. by Mary Cecil Hay. PapsE.q
FoR Isl SUMMER AFTERNOONS BIT susan ooos.
THE la #A& el 81 Ai III 1NDEpRsDgacE
nE 74aSlEssa III hssIsg
BOOKS Ok; o! That : EVERY FARME. SHOULD
THE GRAPE cuLTuRisT BY "A. 9. !, Fuller.
Tns III AL FRUIT ouLTURIsF. ByAs. Fn T..
iHE mi THEE BREEDS, MANAGEMENTAyDs
> pIsEAsEss s gX s Mdi xSassi s1,o
s t,lfbr
THE e Sl5asH shesssR
AM R sRich i;so = cArrbE-THEm HIsToRy.s
WIDOW erSA GiA1RfDEsING By Henry T. Williams.
wEs sTE, ~ s e
TItE aENTLEMIN, BE G ilgI s.
i sRkHSa "a F FOE rR PkAISasE abb
GARPENis Sc E9s 6Ff24FHi s $50
p Any u the a ABOVE VIII be sent paid o any
dress q receipt Z s. seEfssss
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sTAUNTON.

l,r.rTy fArR--ExHIBITI0N--Br
AUGUSTA -. I3lS L. BALDWIN. &C.
,oscncc of the Richmond Dispa'ch.I
lC"r'>'> OCTOBER 10, 1876.
u,s., County Fair opened this
ih: nl- With small attendance OF Nisl-
lnoEn,"5I = slim list OF general exhibitors.
tor, ~, ,%r first day is always q !nin oay a. ~
B', \" ,;sitorS. and the exhibition OF stock
rarH> ~, ~ in large degree ior the ac-
mHhE' n the usual variety. The farmers
scn% lame seeding, and they won't leave
%rf a.. =: ANYTHING. Among the cattle men
ina' .r ~, II the exhibition list are Samuel
T Tl!"r Of Rockingham; A. Al. Bowman,
f"a .mrnsta: G. Julian. OF Augusta; and
o. Mason. Jr.. Of Augusta.
L Tho ~, TWO guns belonging TO the richmond
,,,'.;,1crs 10 be used in >aiutlpg the unveil-
no" oi ,hc BALDWIN bust arrived TINS morn
my y. arc At The depot. The men viii ar
'ns '' .n.n,orrow morning, and there is n
Wv. .'n.-aI anxiety on the part OF the citizens
s'" ,,w their hospitality. Two or three
10 >,., Of the old Third company residing
;'., arc living in wait for Captain Carter,
"y WI, however. Will be appropriated by
way 1?;,ryard Valentine (thc sculptor) andlady
ID this morning. They are guests OF
W. lohn L. Baldwin.
= Johnson Barbour, OF Orange county,
M, been invited to deliver the Grafton NJ
he unvcilin-.
The Executive Committee OF the state
,,Ia"-, will meet here on Thursday. j. NJ.
",iI oi Fincastle, and A. Is. Lightncr, Of
T ,"r,,s,a, arc already here, and DR.. Blanton,
,aSs;rr d the Grange. vii! arrive to-mor-
has Penn.
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finances and nissionnrt WORK abroad Tfe
report closes q suppl inentary report
and renewed appeal 80 the Churches I'd
'aasiatl them to carry Oh tbeir work on Il scale
commensurate with its Importance.
ReY. Hellengto j.: Webb read fhe thank
| fuiTeport Of the Commissio OF Home Mis-.
sf0ns TO the coiored people After review
ing the statistics Of the schools In the South
the report stutes that the property devoted
to the use Of the commission has been Yni.
ued at $40 900, and calls for an enlarged
support from all congregations. The re-
port was referred to o special committee.
COUNTY TREASURER ROBBED.
KNOXVILLE, iowa, October H.. Two
masked men to-day oyerpowered the county
treasurer and robbed him Of S14, 900.
FIRE. Re
f WHITEHALL, N. Y, October 1.-THE en-.
tire business portion OF Sandy Hill, n. u,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
100000. II.
THE PINE BLUFF (AEK.) FIRE s. \, 4
LITTLE Rock, October LII Is ascer-
tanned that the Pine Bluff fire was OF incen-
diary origin. The loss foots up over ST.
100000.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 4
NEW YoRK, October 1.-THE annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company sas held to-day.
The old board OF directors was reelected. =
President William Orion presented his
annual report, which shows the gross re-
ceipts of the year to have been SIC, 034, 9S3.66,
and the gross expenses 226, 635, 1883;
net earnings, s3,aa9, 5O9.97. During the
year the company operated 73,53 miles OF
line and 1912 Offices. The number OF mes.
sages sent were Is, 729, 567, at an average toll
OF fifty-four cents. The capital stock Of the
company is 81, 073,410, OF which the COM
pany owns S7,272, 23J. During the year the
average tolls have been decreased s Clio per
cent, The number Of lteiegraphic money
orders transmitted was 81, 100. i.sss ,i'a &
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1ANES CITY COUNTY.

HEsSi 'is'iNaNis cSSppNh y, Aoio'
I.B,orS pi>ud!ch: In accordance with
-. i,>,rlIctio.,S Of the Conservative EXecu-
. 49,, romp,il,ac Tor the county OF James
t ,t;,r ya.. herewith send you the names
=: ;i,f committee and lis officers:
C1rnfy Superintendent: Captain George
!. CSdjy. with Samucl.S. Edwards, Sccre-
Powhatan Township: Colonel j. G. Tim
,.r,orr Colonel James II. Allen, 5. 5. Ed
wards. William l.. Spencer, ~.
:. StnrrhouSc Township: Judge K. L.
Ucnly. :. :. llankins. John +. Hughes,
Caiain Earncr Jones.
igmn>town Township: l.. W. Love. Ba-
ycr Wynoic. Dr. William Martin. Or.
rh,ml> Narstor. S. 5. EDWARDS,
Secretary.
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MARINE INTELIHGRN
MINIATURE ALMArAc-ocy ia. 1879. Il
sun rises. 500 -. Hisn TIDE So &;
Snn sets. S:2ai Morning 9.2Qr


PORT OF RICHMOND. ocToBER IL, l87s.fsr
Ssi4f ~ AGHlyED. ssfsa
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer.i.s
chandise and passengers. i. B. Tatnrl, agent, Il.
Steamer Westoyer. Skinner. Baltfmcrcs tncec6aas
disc aud passengers Il. B. TatusIis agent!
Schooner James Jones, -, New YORK, Goa. q.
Halves. ~
iron, Old Dominion IRON and Noil-Works Como
pany. iS..EtI 80 !, r.-:, .so..yisss
Halves. sss-affss
schooner Dfvlty, Williams. New York, coal Car II
tbs s. Parker. 10 =, IL -. s. IS ~ ~
stone Currie e Co. si3tf - 5li5 ffsJd
Schooner Richard Hill, Smith. New Haven, eanpeI
and No. coking coal, GeryaS Stogrs agent. ~
CLEARED FOR THIS poF+. 80 s. 80. ~
From Philadelphia Monday, schooner Msser Ne 8
: From Iosion on Monday, schooner Gcrsrsac
Smith, jameson. ~ ~,
Schooner Oliver Jameson, campbeiA fesces st 4
New York on the 9th. tf
schooner Abbott Lawrence Handy, hence, as Boz
ton OH the 9th. &. ~ " n, Is;
by Telegraph. sSsas 81 10 10
FORTRESS MONROE. October il .t.Suiled big
Koskummerean, Hom Richmond for Liverpool. pstasa
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4 Strange St0rS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WRETCH MAKES 4 CON
yG>SIpN WHICH SOLVES MYSTERY.
The CHICAGO Tribune, in recent issue,
>oy.
.,Tb, old atiage that murder will out Is
..,,..on.'y finding yerifcation. The latest
.,.o,,,,l.. WAS brought to light in this CITY
.,S.nrl,y forenoon. Justice SWnmerfield
L,i nearly concluded his session OF court at
,la lIgrriSon-Strcet police-station when Pat
rick Carroll. = butcher. OF No. Il Sanger
street; came up 10 bis desk and inquired ii
he could peak II his Honor privately. The
r,gur,i was Granted. and Carroll then made
q statement that caused the Judges eyes to
oo.p wide, and induced him to permit the
,s,,rr ri = warrant for the arrest OF a MUIR
l,rrr'S allccct; accomplish immediately.
The circumstances OF the affair, rs related
bv Carroll. are - follows:
.Ou the Sd day Of last A1ay, Edward Car
roll. brother o! Patrick, aged twenty
thrcr wears. went 10 st. Louis III company
with John Holland and Patrick McEiliott,
81 this city. Tor tile purpose of buying cat.
tie. All had considerable money, but by
Jar the largest amount was in the hands of
Carroll. The latter disappeared mvsteri-
op>lv. and nothing was known Of what had
heccIu. OF him until within q few days.
The men. McEllio,t and Holland, returned
70 tAi. CITY some tine after their departure
for s.. Louis. and asserted that they had
left Carroll there. They could not say
whether he designed remaining or not.
The police of s.. Louis and Chicago were
notified 10 search for him, but no infor-
nation regarding him was ever sent to his
brother. Holland, soon after his return,
was employed hy Patrick Carroll at his
s!aUci;crinr establishment. 70 the mind
q Carroll hi. actions were SUSPICIOUS, and
he felt that il ne was willing TO do so. he
mjgbt relate a strange tale regarding the
disappearance q! Edward. Thursday Hol-
land verified his suspicious by calling him
aside end stain" that lie desired to make
confession. The cmplove then said that he
could rive him ali the facts regarding
hi, brothers d;saDpearance that any
body could relate. He. with McElliott
and Carroll, had visited different places
IN s. Jaui, +nn.tber and if was finally
resolved tx the other two to relieve
Carroll OF alI his money. They managed to
engage Their intended victim in q dispute
while walking together at night on the great
bridge. and AIcElliott then struck him on
he had with piece Of iron that he pro-
cured Tor the Durpose. Having stunned
him, ,l!cv threw his body into the river,
alter previously removing everything from
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DISCHARGED Fo9 DOING THEIR DUTY
special dispatch to the Worla. j Washing
t'8, October 9.--Postmaster-Gene Tyner
A1S Just dismissed William n. Ireland, chief
clerk Of the Third-Assistant Postmaster
General, ana another clerk named Andrews,
ioF furnishing information to one Of the
House Investigating committees last winter
0? corrupt practices in the Department.
dF. Ireland has been for years one of the
most efficient officers OF the Post-Oftice De-
jMtment, and the matter which ne gave
was covered by the inquiry OF the commit
tee.
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a bottle, containing names OF parties
residing in New York, indianapolis, and
ollier cities, has been washed ashore on the
coast Of Brittany. Il is coniecturcd the
parties were passengers in q ship in danger
Vi being lost.
,, The Board Of Missions OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church held their forty-tirst an-
h4a session in Philadelphia Tuesday. Most
" t4e Bishops were present, as also tho
LORDS Bishop Of Huron and Niagara.
Attacks have been made by Indians In the
H,;cshbofhood OF Fort Laramie upon from
i niSrsiaen and lcrdsmen. One man was
Aiileo, seaiped, and otherwise 1nutilatcd. n
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October IL, 1875. I

r.
RICHMOND, October II, 1876.
OFFERINGS. !! e<
WHGAT-White, A74 bushels. Red, 2,979 BUSH
els. $50, -,
'CoES.-W White, 2,260 bushels. Nred, 196 bush
els.
OArs.-l0O bushels. ,.st il
SALES.
WuEAT-Whit 90 bushels good at $780, 252
bushels very good ~ $l.33; SO bushels fair ut
Sl.25-totaf, 392 bushels. Red, lSS bushels a.
Sl.40; 70 bushels seed ut $l.37 264 bushels at
SI25: 652 bushels prime at S1.35: 14O bushels
good at 81 80; IL bushels ut $i0I; ~ bushess AT
3iI6: 1876 bushels ut 31.32; 20S bushels good ON
nrivate terms: l6s bushels very good on private
ers; 206 bushels at ST. @; 40 bushels a very good
at I'33; so bushels ut S1.27; 100 bushels az
bushels at sh12 da ssssls
AZ bushels prime on private terms; 260 bushels
at bushels Sa. on pfiysse ss
/ $40 bushels. aired, 20 bushels prime at SIC.
OATs.-lO0 bushels prime winter on private
terms. r,y,,rp1uu,r, ggys ls+sS:
CoES.-JVhits, 440 bushels. k.e. y,
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October 11.-Money easy; offered az
9. Sterling quiet. Gold steady 1T 10 S%@l00. Gov
ernnlcnrs strong. States steady.
49, BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 1l.-yirginia 6.S, deferred,
Ina 6's, old, Is new, 6. Bid to-day. .stJ.
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1900 RE-ENtllblfEl
CoGN.-IVhite, $40 bushels.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
80. RIc1MoSD, October IL, 1876.
Tho breaks to-day were 1913 hossheads and IA
Heroes, The oGerinssat auction on Change we're 80
nackapes. of which, 90 were taken In, and toe re-
mainder sold a. prices ranging from $3.50 TO s37.
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fiEES.-Iwo fires, supposed to be the
Work OF incendiaries, destroyed number
OF dwellings and stores in Mobile, Ala, on
sunday night. a fire at Minneapolis on the
same night destroyed a harvester manufac-
Tory causing a loss Of 100000. The Mis-
slssippi steamboat Southern Belle was to-
tally destroyed by fire Tuesday morning
near near Baton Rouge. Several lives were lost.
Three million feet OF lumber were burned
Ia undergrad in Toledo Tuesday night.
The mill attached was saved.