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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-31

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 80, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen L Co.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia. mcrchan-
disc and passengers j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. Uuilcd State:
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. B..Tntum
agent.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, October 29-Arrived: Schooners
Jesse L. Leach. lnman: Minnie Siill, Benjamin;
and Almira Wooley, King, from Virginia.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia October 29th, schooner Jen-
ME Morton. Guugen.
From Providence October goth. schooner Forest
Oak, Ames.
From Newport October 2Sth, schooner Caroline
Knight, Dyer, from Rockland.
#-@ DISASTER.
Schooner L. & y. Fisk. from Richmond. Va, for
Perth Amboy, puI into Norfolk october 27ih, with
loss OF anchor and rigging damaged, having been In
collision.
BY Telegraph. ..
NEW YORK, October 30.-Arrived: Cityof Wash
ington. Arrived out: Montali:, AIOsel, Silesiau
Rockdae (lies at Queens town short of coal Strang
(at Plymouth short OF c0nil Gciior. Australia. st
Louis. Stale of Alabama. Hcmeward bound Viva
for Wilmington: Minnie. for Norfolk Fortuna, for
Charleston; Pauline David, for Mobile.
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Tho State Canvass

.,,.u or REV. W. II. DERRICK AT FARM
".,,Ir-GpASD DEMONSTRATION TO-DAY.
,srecia, telegram 10 the DfSpatch.l
,,,,yvIy,LE. VA. October 30.-The Rev.
n,-r,,S is delivering fine speech to the ne
49,, Tonight. His arguments I'm favor OF
=. ycCulloch settlement are creating pro.
fond impression.
rnmoyrow the grandest demonstration
The campaign in the soutbsidc comes Oh
W., Ran. Tucker. DR.. Curry, Attorney.
ce,,,al Field, and Sam. Witt will be ac'
corded public reception on their arrival
srraSing all day. after O'Clock. The cause
!. g1yancing in all the counties around thi:
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NEW YORK IRoN MARKET.

OCTOBER 2s.-Ion.-For American pig there e. IS
still some indifference or the part or ouyers 1u Tue
Inn does not appear 10 affect holders views, VINO are
quite firm and expect renewal of activity shortly
The extensive deliv' ries contracts Keep the mar
rather favoring buyers through the increasing oner-
ings. Rails continue In full demand sales OF 3n,
900 tons steel rails at Cleveland and Chlsaeo, ou9
iron lPhiladephia and New York delivery, NJ s5l gs
$50 tons Scotch has arrived out aos sst sS oa
The following are the quotations: aglnlon a. gs !,
~ = Coltness at s29@s3a; and Summarize % :
x27a$2i.50: American pig al $50 for sonlS$s51S s
~ FOR iron at works ana Steel st $55@a60, at
fideWater delivery next year, Old ralls euoseu
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1AH0R EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES
= a.- ALMSHoUSE BUILDING,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITiEs,l
~ - - ALMSHoUSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, September "a 1917. ,
A "LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
~ ESTABLISHED, under the supervision OF the
nndersirped. for the purpose Of Obtaining Work 1or
the unem poyed and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city. ,,U,.., r.c pEE>r
OPENED. ir connection with the department OF
Ont Door Poor" where applications or those seek
ING employ ment and those desiring 10 employ per-
soiis can be registered.
Persons representing various trades and oecnpa-
lions are now registered for employ mept. r,,,s So
are requested to call at or correspond WIN inns
Office, :, ,s1..,s .. c,rprpyNrrEN
r,ttttS!T" an pTTSi,IC CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VS. marked LABOR EXCHAkGE;m -,,,,
a. ApA' 49, CHARLES p. BIGGER,
se24.sm Superintendent Of Public cnarl-les.
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Crimes and Casualties.

FELL IN THE FIFE AND BURNED TO DEATH.
rSnccal telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK. October 30.-Henry Miller, q
rasro boy ten years OF age, living on the
.a.o Of Portsmouth, fell in the fire in q
.,,,m this morning and burned to death
,'.f.rA assistance reached him.
Four hundred operatives were discharged
;,aa. the GoSport navy-yard tonight.
SENTENCE OF MuRDEREES.
PHILADELPHIA. October 30.-Isaac Jocob-
..n ,aijor. recently convicted o, the murder
O.. %, Of Charles y. Brooks. mate OF the shin
g., kim. on the 18th Of last August, was
..o,cnccd to-day 10 be hanged on the 30ih
ranua1y next. OF the other sailors con-
y-rt.d Of nlauslauChtcr for participation in
The killing OF Books, Karl J. Crawford and
J-hn Clark we're each sentenced to ten
Years imprisonmcnt; ANel Nyberg TO eight
Years, and Peter Ros>miSsen TO six years.
SUICIDE or A HOTEL PROPRIETOR
Nrw YORK. October 30.-Mortimer c.
Tu.jsou, the well-known proprietor al
Trojsop'S Hotel on The old Concv. Island
rolj. committed suicide to- day with razor.
IL ga, sixty.eigut years of age. The sui.
eide is attributed 10 the loss OF his favorlte
daughter. He WAS worth about 100000.
lie leaves a wife and Two daughters.
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS. October 50.-alrs. Frank
CD4irs. living at CuGtis's Creek, Anne
Arundel county, Md, shot her husband
Yesterday afternoon, and then shot and in
,'antly Killed herself. Mr.. Chairs is thought
10 lie MORALLY wounded. ...,.
THE BOSTON TRUNK TRAGEDY.
Eosroy, October 30.-Dr. Daniel f. Kim.
hall and Madame Caroline G. Goodrich, re-
c-aily convicted as principals in the jen.
ME r. Clarke murder-case, were sentenced
this aiternoon-tEe former receiving six
Jcars in the State prison. and the latter ten
wears In the House OF Correction. 1t is
,;a'fl that kinibail, TO avoid the sentence
9itrm0tcd 10 cut his throat.
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OCTOBER &c. - Intacco.-ln Kentucky .eagthere
Is Sill averg moderate shaving or interest on the
regular. Set,i!paf is IN fnl demand aud firm. sales
600 hogsheads Kentucky leaf al. 2kd exc, 200
England Cd private terms: 11s cases. 1 S77S Penn
sytyanfa OF 25G3oc, :1g0 cases 1879 PENNSYLVANIA
at la 14c.; 800 b. les Havana Of Sc q1 O5 Quo
ailDs for Virginia len. IRE follows Bright wSa
per-, common 10 medium, 15@22c.: good 10 fine.
256l4lc.; tine to extra fine, 6G@75c.; smokers,
mon 10 coed. 2S3c.; good 10 line, 3a4c,: leaf,
common 10 good, 5lSc.; good to fine, Sa1Oc.: fine
extra. 1o@13c.; and black wrappers, 12t615c.-
Journal OF E0nmerce. -sg.
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The Hanlan-Courrney middle.

NEW YORK, October 30.-William Blaikie
nss written letter t, the Grm which Offer
Gu Inc prize in the Hanlan. Courtney race,
~ "nich he says: Elf ever man was in a
cushion where prompt and straightforward
aell.ocn-Waiying all quibbles-would do him
rent, Charles E. Courtney is in that posi-
,'oh now. Wise action on his part will soon
r". tlie matter In good shape. II can aid
~ any way becomingly will. You, instead
urging suit and further putting OF
!VCr wares, should do the same"
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civil Suit Against an Express Mes
sen-er.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 3n.-Walter S.
lynch, mcs,cngc o. the Southern Express
n'mrany, WHO about 4 year ago reported
dc loss from bis car while between Ie-
"%s>ee and this city Of package contain
.n% $4,000, and who has since been i'm.
lFIsoned on evil suit entered for the re-
very OF money, was tried in the Supe.
t'vr court OF this county, and the jury this
.1I''IhinS rendered 4 verdict against him for
::'t iuil amount, TO be returned by Lynch
~ t"enty days, during which time he re-
a lam IN Jail. The case has excited great
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The Cincinnati Southern Railroad.

,tiSclNNATI. October 30.--The Chamber
y" ~ commerce to-day appointed committee
" I'VE TO cooperate with q like committee
:" VI Tue, Board OF Trade in making arrange
~ @eh,s Tor the reception OF southern mer-
~, saah n on the occasion OF the completion OF
,ne cincinnati Southern railroad, which is
Lea: at hand.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET,

OCTOBER 2s.--Demand is still very light and the
situation generally unchanged. Quotations are &c
for crude in bulk I; 6xG7Sc for crude In shippinp
order: 5MSBBe. ior naptha; refined at TIC. in
New York. TIC. for Philadelphia. and TIC for Bal
tmorp refined in cases ut 11612hc. Sales of
Unirrd Certificates (crude petroIpuni nc New York,
900 Barrels. a; on City. I49, 900 barrels: OPEN
Ing ut SS3c. bid. s9c asked; highest sles at 9Oc
lowest sales at S9Hc: closing ut S9isc bid and 9Oc
askcd-LOnrndL OF Commerce.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

demand: prices no: changed. There a good
many sales of old taking place ut 81 per blshel.
Prices for Virginia, 364c 2 h. for prime new
4@4kc. for extra prime new. and 4H@5c for ext ra
prime old: 43G@6c for fancy new. and hand
picked at 5kc.-JOtLrildL Of Commerce.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
ZINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,
RICHMOND, VA, October 2S, Il

RICHMOND, VA, October rs, 1879.
d. ANTELOTTI. No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET,
offers the following goods. selected Jy himself 1oih
great care. hduing re ference ENTlRELYtO qudt-
ity. aud which HE guarantees to be per fec tly
PURE and LnadulteTdted
OLD sc. f. WYSOH :" tEe hest) WHISKFY;
OLD JAMES BU11GAkDNER WHlSkEY, five
wears old:
OLD FUIt'HER WHISKY. seven years old;
OLD CLEMmER WHISKEY. Ave wears 0ld
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDuN DOCK
.tor,D MARTELL V. :. o. T. BRANDY:
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, in bottles
s... and on draught
Also choicest grades of PORT and SHERRY
WINES. ana IRISH aud SCOTCH WHlSKEY,
GUINNESSS STOUT, BASES and fOUNGER,S
SPARKLING ALES. r,,.,>r-.
= ne also offers 4 very choice lot Of VIRGINIA
HAMS, selected by himself with great care; In ad.
finest GRADES of TEA, COFFEE. aud all other arlI-
Giles pertaining To frst-c'ass srocery-store. He
guarantees not only full silt isfaction in regard to
GuaiIy but also IN regard 10 the WEIGHT Of every
thing he sells, oc 2S-tJal
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET,

OCTOBER s2S.-WooL-The market Is steadily
tending better. Offerings of domestic heeces are
much reduced, especially Of other than fine grades,
and the quantity back in the country is very mode
rate. and the demand continues full and general.
Foreign grades continue to have considerable aten-
lion in the reserved offerings OF domesticJournaL
of (sOUZmerce.
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FIN ANCIAIa.
ny TaIegraDhs
NEW YORK.

NESfl5s gtsfS, 81 s,sf ~. 81 1
NEW YORK., October 30 Nosa.-ssocks strong
Money on call, Ga 7rper cent Excnange-Lont,
4a0x; short, 4S2H. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet. ~ s1ff q 3;.ts .ss.s4 .YIS sSE ~ 4f.4
Epsnfng.-afoner strong and active at 2 per cent.
EXCHANGE, 4s0m4S0K y9oyernments guJet !: new
6s, 1o31: ~ Der cents, io6x; 4 per cents, 102h.
States neglected. q. u VI! s 80 TX ~ S
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October S0.--YfHLinia 8s, deferred
4: coDsols, 85a: second series. 30I pasi-duc cou-
pons. S3,a; new 10.40'ss52 North Carolina 6's,
old, %. Bid to-day.
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'he Late Bishop 0denheimer's Sue
cesEar ,t .-s.,sa "a. A.

. AEwARK, N. j., October 30.-The Episco,
d d., convention OF Northern New Jersey to-
~. :, eiecled Rev. Dir, Thomas A, z1SfafkeY,
r. fatefson, bishop on the seventh ballot.
1pe election was made unanimous.
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Annas.rssnents.l

WASHINGTON, October y30.---Jaeob Fulton
and A. 2. Styers have been appointed store
Keepers and gaugeFs for the Fifth district Of
North Carolina. 50 $50 :sssfs43 ! i s.f II.
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Graur I'm Ueah.

OGDEN, UTAH, October :30.-A special
train. with General Grant and party on
board. passed here this afternoon. 1t will
reach Omaha about PIP. III. Saturday. =
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DBILLIPS 4 JENNINGS. 1911 MAIN
STREET. RICHMOND, Valve have jnst re-
coyed our fall stock OF CARPETS Of all gr.des,
DRUGG ELS. RUGS. and MATS: 9D.CL0THS !
nil widths: LACE AMI pAMAsh ,CuETAdlSsS
ali STYLES which VIC are Offering ut low prices al
orders promptly attended TO-. >.,,,,~s
sc l3-2M PHlLLlfS JEAH'Ne''
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 30.-Cotton steady; sales,
770 bales: uplands. II 4c.; Orleans, 11Yc. South
crn -four quilt and steady; common 10 fair extra.
S5 .75@s6.50; good 10 choice, s6.6u@S7.50.
Wheat opened lie. lower: subsequently the decline
was recovered, and closed 2w3c. better aud active
migrated winter, 81 .29@$l.3S No. winter,
81 .35@S1.37E Corn-Jpots lie. lower: futures
lc. better anu fairly active: ungraded. 5SIc No,
2, 5S@5Ssc. Oats without decided change. Hops
In goUd demand and unchanged. Coffee quiet,
refined unchanged. Moasses firm and quiet. Rice
steady. Rosin firm ut Sl:70@S1.75. Potatoes
quiet aud steady: sweets, 81 .50@S2.25. Turpeu.
closing firm: mess. spot, SOTO. Middes dull and
unsettled; long clear quoted ut exc; short clear,
6M@6Sc. Lard closed quiet and barely steady:
prime steam, spot 80 72k(Qs6.s5. Whiskey noml-
nal al Sl.l5. Freights steady.
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DENTISTS.

II a. JETER, DENTIST, g.
HAS REMOVED NEXT DOOR TO LADIES
ENTRANCE To BALLARD HOUSE.
vii! be please TO those have engagements
with Public patronage solicited. over twenty
years practice In this city. Best guarantee Of sSiii
oc 17-lm
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.
by Telegraph

OCTOBER Acknowledgment at s75 for best
Sicily; S25@s30 for low grades Sicily, and $3.50
fol Firgnia.-JournaL of Commerce.
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HORSES. MILES. dc.

FOR SALE &
! PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL LIGHT-DfAUGHr
HOkSES:
sound: stylish drivers: well matched In every TO
sheet excepl color. For terms apply 10
G. w. BLANkENSHIP,
&C SO.2t* John Il. Davis's stables, Rlchlnond.
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Il new ORLEANS. October S0.--The indica-
lions point to the closing OF the public
schools iorttwo months, unless the teachers
consent to work for nothing.
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SPtpKTIEG-GN0DS.

n W. TlGNOR, Nj. 1880 MAIN STREET,
GINS, RIFLES POWDER. SHOT. CAPS. FISH
ING-TACKI.E. and SPORTIEG-G0ODSg generally.
The attention OF The public Is called 10 my very
large stock of BREECH-LDADlSG GUNS. Few
and second hand, which win be sold ut moderate
prices REPAIRlNG Of all kinds done II short
notice. DC Zo-oS"4"lM .
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TLOURl FLOUR! FIGURE

I, store AND for sale q. lowest make. rates $500
barrels FLOUR, computing nearly all the standard
brands. a. !. sl0AE' w.
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FLOUR.
F1UEh.
DTINLOP e. MCCANCE FLOUR.
The attention OF dealers and consumers Is calico
10 the
SUPERIOR MERITS OF OUR FLOUR
THE
DUNLOP DECORTICATED PATENT FAMILY
McCANCE DECORTICATED NEW
PROCESS FAMILY,
AND
McCANCE DECORTICATED NEW.PRoCESS
EXTRA.

These brands have been handed with entire satis-
faction by many of the most prominent wholesale
dealers In The city, AMI can be- commended with
perfect confidence 20 the trade for their high and
uniform dnafty. ...
The following srocers are now supplied with our
Flour and In position 10 meet the wants Of con-
SINNERS for any quantity upon the most favorable
terms: - ..
e.. l.. TODD & CO., 42S north Sixth street.
r H. Elicit. 81 3 east Marshall street.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY. 52S east Broad ssIee l..
w. G. DASDRInGE Z CO., 81 east Broad arcet.
CHRISTIAN i WHITE. S14 east Main 4rtet.
w. ID. BLAIR q CO, 100 east Main street.
DABStY BROTHERS. 1876 east Main street.
s UlJMAS,S SON, 1920 east Main Areef.
r p CIutRE 90 cas-, Main street. oe 90
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CONFECTIONERIEs. &c.

DURB CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
i daily my tnIlnitable pnrc crushed sugar CHA r.
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. l make better Ca N
DIES for wholesa lie purposes than any hllse Ia this
counrry-warranted perfectly pure and no adulte-
rations. We don't any gucos grape-sugar, tara
'aba-notblng but pure sugars: |: Is more highly
Favored. whittier, brighter, frulcr, and IS warranted
to stand firm in any climate.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. onfee1ioner,
IA 30 1Al2 Main street.
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NEW YORK. ToRacco M.purr

nomInalIy at ss26asss.5o; wrooel. scrap q. ss5
JDpT7adi or ,Co,hRteTce. - - ~ -,
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BALTIMORE r..


nal at Sl.l5. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 3O.-Flour dull and lower
all around: Howard street and western suDerfne,
"a. 60G$5 extra. *5.50@S6: family, So 25GS7
| family, 81 25@$7.25; Rio Brands So .25@s75O
Patapsco family. So. Southern when dull and
red, 81 2o@si 80: amber IL 6Ssi 40; no 1 Mary
land on sale: No W stern winter red, spo, aud
est ss s21S$ Yc ss s,n 2sS
cline: southern white. So a Coo. yellow. 5s@6Sc
sylyania, 43@44c. Hay unchanged. Provisions
active for job lots: prices unchanged. Coffee firm
s s5 S Wnisfs rm n e. sfss"f Fyesh
1eD''''e0H' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October 30-Flour quiet and firm.
lower Closed tirmer at S1.lS@S1.22. Corn dull!
weak. and lower; old. 43c.; new. SIC. Oats quie,
at 34@36c. Provisions quiet. Pork-Jobbing
81 So lard in fair demand and firm; current
make, 6'25 G$o.30 steam. SO 80 seller January
BRlk-meais quiet. Old shoulders. &c. for Loose
short ribs. partly. cured, SIC for packed; short
jobbinr, 4.c., shc, and s&c for shoulders, clea,
ribs. and clear sides. Wniskey steady and in fair
50Ts s6 s%as G PACK
- - Il LOUISVILLE. .2.
LOUISVILLE. October 30.-Flour quiet and un.
.LD
Corn easer; white, Soc: old mixed Acc. new 42c
Oats quiet: white, 34c mixed, sac. Pork-None
here. Lard quiet; choice leaf, lerce, Tic: kee
8xc. BulE-neats scarce and firm: clear ribs, &c.
clear Sides 67sc. Bacon quiet and easier: shoulders
Axe: clear sides. SIC: sugar-cured hans, 9@1Ohc
Wh:tkey firm at sl.cS.
ST. LOUIS,
ST LOUIS, October 30.-Flour frmer. Whtat
opened lower, bui advanced: No. red fall, IL 81
@sI.l7H cash, 81 .14A@S1.1S November: No. 3
red fall, S1.l0@$l.1nk. Corn lower. but siifened
at close: 34S0n 4Hc. cash, 34@34hc. December
Oats ea4itr at 26sc. Whiskey steady AT Sl.O9
Pork du II; jobbing, 11.25MSlL5O. Lard lower
mt 6Ac. Buik-meais easier; boXei lots, So 9O(dS4
IS S7,sNS6, and S6.12tGS6.25 for shoulders
clear ribs. and clear sides Bacon dull shoulders
45c.; clear ribs SSc; sides, SIC.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 30.-Flonr steady and un.
| changed. Wheat unsettled and lower. closing firm
No. 2 red winter, sll7; M. Chicago spring
$1.134 cash, $l.13S November; No 3 CHICAGO
4nac cash and November; rejected, 49,. Uats dull
and lower: 3Oac. cah and November: rejected
26kc. Pork iri eguar, active, and firm: S9.75@S10
cash. $3.50 october, S9.20MS925 November
La unsettled and closed firm 1925 cash and No.
vember. Bulk meats easier: shoulders, 1910; short
ribs, $3.50; short clear, $540 Whiskcy steady and
unchanged. -..
1t CiOse.-Wheat strong and higher; S1.15h \ o.
| VEN her, SLIT. December. Corn strong ana high
| er: 4l7Sc November, 39Ec. December. Oars strong
| and higher: 3lhc. November. Pork strong anC
higher: Sa.55 80 so November. Lard strong anC
nIplcrer 1856 November.
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$3.50 to S8 per resm. at
Il tha nTSPA TCH PRIETING.H0USEs
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DEPARTURE op RTEsnEw,,,.-

DEPARYURE 9E aTEANEas,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND @FSS
- LII RlV ER.-Stcamer PIO-SskssasEEssssS
SEER. captain PEATT, VIII receive freight for
at 10 O'Clock A. u. NV. MCCARRkCK,
&c Silt General Southern Regent.
EOR NEW Y o Rk.-The Ola ~sTzm
n Dominton Steamship Company $1,000
steamship WYASOhE> Captain COUGH will sab
FRIDAY, October 3lst, at 8 O'Clock 2. IL.
Freight received until O'Clock p. M. -ra
Through bills of lading signed and goods fog
Warded with dispatch to all points north south east
and west; ALSO TO foreign ports. .~@ 49, '
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. f. n
Cabin fare TO New York. SIP: round-erip tickets
1914. Steerage, Sc and 80. . =
For freight or passage, apply to
-es -0-,tr q. W. ALLEN q CO., Agents. 4,
oc 29-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY,e
EfcHAoSn- ~ September 25, 1879.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEM.
" BEa go. 1879. PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
Run AS FOLLOWS:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
TEI4EGR APHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE ARIZONA MINER.

Chicago, March 23i.-Times Atlanta special gives full report of last nights tor nado Fencing for hundreds of miles has been prostTated between Macon and Augusta, Cattle and houses destroyed to great value.
 At Middlevilie, the destruction reached to several hundred thousands of dollars.
 Two Chinamen lectured hern yesterday, purpose of making money, and not to better the condition of their people.
 The Tribune Washington special says: Southern Democrats are almost unanimous in having a general legislation this session. New York, March 23.-Nearly all the walk ing matches were yesterday prohibited by the police, on the grounds that they are illegal. Many arrests were made for vo- lahon of excise law.
 The Board of Directors of Northern Pa- ciic Railroad have ordered the purchase of 250 tons of iron or steel rails, to commence work eastward fire m head of navigation on Columbia River.
 Washington, March 23.-Army reforms hinted at by Democrats in the Senate.
 Congressman Ramsey, (Colored) has been recommended by Republicans and Demo- crats, for Presidential appointment, and will most likely be appointed to fill the vacancy as Third Auditor.
 Fitz John Porter has been exhonerated entirely of charges upon which he was tried convicted and cashiered during the late war
 Providence, March 23.-lIouse of Repre- sentatives voted on question of woman suffrage, 25 hayes to 2l noes.
 Berlin, March 23.--A fresh case of the plague has appeared at Wetlinka.
 San Francisco, March 23.-Henry c. Ben nett. a we'll known journalist, aud at one time United States Pension Agent, died suddenly this morning.
 San Buenaventura, March 23d.-Case of Churchill, one of More's murderers, was called to-day. Both sides profess thelr de- termination to push matters at this term, and if possible convict or acquit all pris- oners, and if failing in this latter, will proD- ably be admitted to bail, and not again. called upon until other evidence is secured on one side or other.