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FINANCIAL f
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
.-,s FRIDAY. October G, 1879.
EALEs.L2, 900 Virginia I6-4O,s so,d nth7

u
GorernmeHt Securftfes.-Unfef States It's
1os bid !. United States 3, i0iS bid. - .
Stats Sscur.tfes.-Virein:a 10-40's, soy bid. 81
dnia eensols new 80 bid Virginia aeferred, bid.
asked; Virginia Interest certificates IsH bid Vir-
gnla tax,reaeivable coupons, SIX bid, S3a asked
asked. 'on'o' pef oeno'' 90 D'u' o.
Git Gity Seemrfties.-R'ehmond city s's, J. aud j.,
1Z3a eid; Richmond city 6's. J. and j., 1919 bid
burg city IS io7 BID Pe,e5urs ety ss ssees
tag, j. ana j.: ITO bid; Lynchhurg city s., j.
bid: Frederi eks burg city Is, NJ and n, Ioea bid:
Sianchester bridge Ss, N. and ", gu bid as asked
nnnchsster S's ta1-receiTable, N. and s., 81 bid
Rq5treGd Bonds.--Chesspeake and Ohio Railroad
os,l 9Ss.M and ~, TX bid. 49H asked; Chesapeake
Yrna Central kai H rs ana az ~
D. ans D., l0l bid: Virginia Central Railroad third
mortgage 8's, D. and j., l0l bid; Virginia Central
1Io asked Virginia Central Railroad nom mortgage
rs, j. and j., l04 bid. 107's asked; Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6is j. and j..
SO biz; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Sanded
81, y. and D., 1O2 bid; Souhside Railroai first
mortgage preferred IS, J; and j., LOG bid, III
ferred 6's j. and j.. sOH bid Soutllside Railroad
third mortgage preferred SIS !. and j.. 90 b,d
ns And ohi9 Rroaa
Railroad mortgage ssh. and j., los bid; Orange,
Alexandra 4 and Manassas Railroad first NOR gage
Railroad consolidated 6s, NJ and n, Ss4 bid, es
asked Piedmont Railroad Grst mortgage as. 20
aud o.. l0s bid: Richmond. York River aud Chesa-
peake Railroad first mortgage s's, J. and j., lO6
asked; C.. 9. and A.. Railroad first mortgage rs.
s43 bid, 97E asked; c., e. and A. Railroad SECOND
mortgage rs, ~ bid, "a asked.
. Canal BondS-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. NJ. and ". so bid, So asked
James River apd Kana7Yha Canal second mortgage
Rdtiroad Stocks.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, |
100 par, bid, II asked Richmond ana Peters |
burg Railroad, 100 par, 43 bid, SO asked; Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad com
non. 100 par, 40 bid, 62& asked: Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad 7 per cent |
Guaranteed, 100 par, 93s bid; Connection Railroad
stock, 70 par, 69k bid Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid. |
- Bank Stocks.-F1rst National. 100 par. IL bid :: |
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, s64 bid, s5 |
asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par, |
y BID; Citizens Bank, 25 par, % asked.
insnrnnce Co1nDontes.-Firginia Fire and Ma
Inc. rs par, 81 bid 35 asked; Virginia State 25 |
par, hbd: Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid 100 |
1sked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SIS bid, |
20 asked: Granite, 100 par, 60 bid, go asked.
r, Ml1sceLtdneous.-0ld Dominion IRON and Nail
Works Company, 100 par. so bid: Old Dominion |
steamship Company, 100 par, s94 bid, 100 asked
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AS the result Of the visit OF General
Myer-"Old Probabilities ITO Europe,
in connection with the meeting of the In
tcrnstional Congress Of Meteorologists, it is
announced that the daily weather reports
issued by the Signal Service will embrace
the whole world, and not be limited, as at
present, to the United States and part Of
British America. In other words, General
Myer expects to issue daily, with important
additions, the world weather charts which
now appear monthly. The value Of these
reports to commerce will be incalcuIable.
General Myer hopes in the near future to
predict accurately in Washington a day in
advance what the weather will be in remote
parts OF the world.
An immense cast-iron tank, in the rear Of
the United States assay office at New York,
exploded while being tested Saturday after
noon. smashing some OF the windows in the
building, making assure in the bricks, and
breaking the stone pavements. Nobody
was hurt.
Fourteen tramps, armed with rocks and
missiles, captured train on the Maine Cen
trail railroad sunday, but were finally ousted
ard several arrested.
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CUTECTRA.
TUTICURA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
INFALLIBLY CURES.

CUrIcURA, assisted by CUTIcURA SOAP, is earn
eStly believed 10 be the only positive Specific Rene
dy for the cure of Salt Rhenm or Eczema Ring
worm, letter, Pushes Chin Whelk. Psoriasis Penn
phsus. I'm petigo, Leprosy, Lichen. Prurigo. Itch,
Ground Itch, BARRIERS Itch, Jackson's Itch, Rough
and Cracked Skins, and AL Vascular and Scaly Erup
lions and IrrtatiOus OF the Skin; Scald Head Dam
druff. Dry, Thin. and Falling HAIR Premature Bald
ness and all ScaIy Eruptiens, feelings, and rr!ta
Discharging Wounds; Cuts, Wounds. Bruises,
Scalds. Burns, Itching Piles Pain, and Infamna-
ton: Rheumatism and Affections Of the Muscles
and Joints; Sore Throat, Dipltheria, Group, and
Hoarscness. In all eases of Blood and Skin. HUI
inors the CUTICURA RESOLyEST should be taken
internally until sumo time after cure is effected.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 6, 1879.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 6, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Alien Co.,
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Hamburg. Dunn, Georgetown, COAL =.
schooner H. \. Johnson Paul. Baltimore rail-
road-Irou. Richmond and Danville railroad.
Schooner K. u. Speddin, -, Georgetown, iner-
chandse.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United s.ates
mall, merchandise, and passengers, L. b. Ia'nIn'
agent. ..
granite, Curtis & Parker. ,.
Schooner hnthea Godfrey, Price, New York
Sch1oner ". f. Simmons Can pheli, Philadelphia,
raiiroaG-tleS, Curtis Parker.
CUsTOM-HoUSE REPORT.
C!sared.-Rr!tIsh brig Caroline Gray; PeaSe' sam:
tos. Brazil, with 1850 barrels and 3vo 9a u,
barrels OF four valued NJ s10.l25. 30. shipped ny
the c9mpaRY She also n had d 9n
nails, and lard from Ba ltimorc, which entered
coasrTise.
PHILADELPHIA, october 3.-C!eaied: Schooner
Edward Ewing. Ewing, for Petersburg, Va.
PHILADELPHIA. October 3.-Arrired: schooner
Mary sna 5Tanee cioUnef
| Gaskel, Gashell, from Richmond.
| NEW LIGHTHOUSE. rr
NORFOLK, October 6.--Notice Is given by the
4
ls79 fixed white light Of .he nth order lighting
270 degrees of fhe horizon, VIII be shown from the
screw pile lighthouse recently erected on The sboal
on the north side Of the channel between the main
| land aud Bloodsworth island. The light serves as
guide into Tangier sound, chesapeake bay. Nd, oy
way of Hooper'S straits and Is intended 10 replace
| The one destroyed by Ice January !, 1877, during
the thick and foggy weather. bell will Ge struck
| By machinery every twelve seconds.
| By telegraph.
Boston, October 6.-Arrived: United states.
| New YORK, october 6.-Arrived: The Queen
| s,lerre, Aades. Beuarty. Arrived out: Rindoe
| Celtic, Catherine Maria U0meward bound: Fele.
mach, for Savannah.
INTERNATIONAL CODE FOR OCEAN AND RIyEE
| SIGNALS.
! LONDON, October 1.-THE Daily TetegraDi
.,a,es the following Governments have signined e
the British Government their acauiescenee IN m
new international code for oceaG and RIVER SIGNAL
and rule OF the rood III just Issued bv ofder II
| couacil-yiz.: Fralcc. Germany, RUSSIA, Cnats'
States, Italy. Spain. Portugal, Belgium, Denniars
sweden Netherlands. Austria, Anns gar Gre in
ant Chili. The new rules and signals WIN coMre III
| use everywhere on the LIST OF September, 1851. ~
the mean time al candidates for certihsass oI pre-
{ hcicncy IL Carrying them out VIII undergo exam
nation,
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Tho Jasper Centennial.

SAVANNAH, GA, October 8.--The United
States troops ordered here from Atlanta by
the Secretary Of War to participate in the
Jasper Centennial will be received by the
Savannah Volunteer Guards, lately the
Eighteenth Confederate battalion. Thirty
volunteer corps from other cities in Geor-
gia, South Carolina, Florida, and other
States, and the Governors Of several States,
will be here on the 9th. The display will
be the finest ever seen in Savannah.
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SALT RHEUM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS-UNABLE tt
wALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.

lIessrS. Weeks d Potter: Gentlemen,-I have
had most wonderful cure Of Salt Eheum. For sew
entceu years suffered with Salt Rhepm; had II on
10 walk, only nay hands and knees. for year.
have NOT been able to help myself for eight years.
effect. The doctors said my case was incurable. So
my parents tried everything that came along. saw
your advertisement and concluded 10 try CUTIcURA
REMEDIES. The frat box of CUTICunA brought
the humor 10 the surface OF my skin. 1t would drop
of as II came ont, until am entirely well. All
can say is, thank you most heartily for my cure.
Any person who thinks this letter fraud, let them
write or come and see me and IND out Tor theln-
solves Yours truly WILL. MCDONALD
1915 By TTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
March 4, 1870. ..s..-
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The Railroad Riots of 1877.

PITTSBURGH, October 6.-An important
decision of the Supreme Court bearing on
the riot losses in this city was rendered
here to-day. The Court is OF opinion, and
so decides. that Allegheny county is liable.
The opinion is written by Justice Saxon,
covers thirty.seven large pages, and ex-
presses the views OF the entire bench. This
decision bears directly on the cause Of all
persons whose property was destroyed by
mobs during the railroad troubles OF July,
1877. ....'
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THE Ia TEST NEWS,
BY rEIseRApH 70 THE DrsraroH.

THE t STATE CANVASS SENATOR MURRAY
RENoaIiATED IN THE LOUISA DIS
IkicT-MR. BARTEN os THE STATE
DEBr-THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE
FAR WEsT-THE, NEW YORK WALKING
hAATcH; BLOWER" BROWN FAR BE-
HlND-THE YELLow-FEvER CASES IN
MEMPHIS AND vlClNITY-DEpARTUR OF
THE GATE CITY GUARDS FROM ATLANTA,
GA, FOR THEIR NORTHERN TouR-TuE
FALL RIVER sTR1K ERs-THE JASPER GEN.
TENNIAL-FATAL ACCIDENT AT FREDE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CASUALTIES
A CURIOUS MAN-TRAP IN A PHnADEL-
PHlA LAWYERS oFFICE-FoREIGN NEWS,
&C., &C
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Fatal Fall.

FREDERICK BURG, October 6.-Patrick
Martin, Of the Edgemoor Iron-Works. at
Wilmington, Del, who was experimenting
the construction OF an iron bridge here by
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad, to-day fell from the bridge,
receiving injuries from which he will pro-
badly die
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The --latest waikinS.Match.

THE SCORE AT NOON YESTERDAY.
New YORK, October Cat noon Curran
had made the highest score in the walking
match-ffty-eisht miles and five laps.
"Blower" Brown had made but thirty
two miles and four laps.
At 10 O'Clock tonight Murphy had COM
pleted 1O4 miles to Faber's 1O1. "Blower -
Brown, the possible winner, is far behind.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK., October 6.-Eoon.-Stocks strong
Money on call, 596 per cent. Exchange-Lsng
4e14; short, 4S3S. State bonds dull. Governments
hrmer.
{ Ecening-Moneys steady At ACT per cent. closing
easy at 4. Exchange heavy at 4SIAM4SI,S Cow
ernments strong; new IS, 100 AZ per cents, 05k;
Der cents, 102.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 6-Virginia G's. deferred
5; consols, 594; second series, 80: past-due cou-
pons, S2l; new 10-i0's. 50A. Bid to-day.
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uassacbusetss Democracv.

Boston, October G.--The greatest interest
centres in to-morrow's Democratic Con-
ventton. The fact that Hon. John Quincy
Adams, who had been selected as president
OF the Convention, has been displaced by
L. Everett Sattonstal is construed by many
10 mean that DIR. Adams Will be nominated
for Governor
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Georgia Military on a Tour.

ATLANTA, October 6.-Captain J. F.
Burke, OF the Gate City Guards, left to-day
with forty men for a tour through the North
and East. A crowd OF two thousand per-
sons thronged the passenger depot to bid
them bon Uoyage. Several eXcursionists
accompanied the party. The trip will &C.
cupv three weeks.
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The State Canvass.

REMUNERATION OF CAPTAIN Il. W. MURRAY BY
The CONSERVATIVES AND JAMES i. POWELL
By THE IEADJUsTERs. q. e-a - t
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October 8.-The
Conservative Senatorial Convention for
Stafford, Spotsylvania, and Louisa met TO-
day, and nominated Captain II. w. Murray,
OF Louisa, for reelection on the first ballot.
The Readiusters also held convention,
and nominated James l.. Powell, OF Spot
sylvania, for the Senate, and Robert Waller
for the House Of Delegates. '..-
Ex-Governor Kemper made mastery
argument in behalf OF tue McCulloch SET
Element.
A division OF time was agreed on, and
Powell spoke in behalf of the Resdjusters.
Judge Goodrich replied to Powell with ex-
ceIlent effect, and made so fine an impress
sion that leading citizens OF Stafford and
Louisa present insist that he shall canvass
their counties, he being a canvasser for the
senatorial district. The ReSdiusters were
out in full force, but are confined to two
dist .icts OF the county,
Spotsylvania may be relied on for Muir
ray and Rowe, the Debt-Payers' candidates.
AN APPEAL FROM THE PULPIT TO MAINTAIN
THE STATE CREDIT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, October 6.-The Rev. O.
S. Barten, D. D., rector Of Christ church,
the wealthy and leading Episcopal church
in this city, delivered remarkably able ser.
mon yesterday, in which he referred to the
leading question of the day upon which our
people are so aroused. The reverend
speaker appealed TO his people to maintain
the standard OF honesty towards God and
the State, setting forth in a forcible manner
the duty due by the creature to his Maker
and the citizen to his Commonwealth. An
immense congregation was present.
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corpinyt emil. ExrLOsIoN.-The soda
baup,s s null OF the AIiami Powder Com
pl0dsd -, :" KS, north of Zenia, Ohio, ex-
and Ed4 Friday afternoon. John Harris
lastly ,n Brooks, two colored men, were
mill =. DWntd, and have since died. The
powde@ss orn to pieces, but the amount OF
exploded was not large,
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN CALIFORNIA
San Francisco, October 5.-An Aukeah.
Mendocino county, dispatch says: An ALL
keah man named Mcpherson, who had
been living apart from his, wife for some
time, recently returned to Covelo, in this
county. and failing to induce his wife to live
with him, killed her, after which some par
ties near the scene Of the tragedy. in an at
tempt to arrest him. were fired upon, and
returning the fire, killed Mcpherson.
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Hormieide ON Gomez Island.

NEW, YORK, October 6.-Frederick Low
enhagen, a bar-kecper at Wilson's Hotel,
Coney Island, this morning shot Ch9.rles
Wilson, cripple, killing him instantly.
The parties were out hunting, and Lowen.
hagen claims that the shooting Was acci-
dental. i. He gave himself up to tie authori-
fian 81 d
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The CUr1cuRA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS e POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, sou
Washngton street Boston, and for sale by all drug
large boxes 81. REsoLvENT, IL per bottle. CUTI-
CURA SOAP, Is cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents
three cakes, 10 cents. - ...-..-. t. myS
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CUTICURA SOAP,
MEDICINAL AND TOILET,

Is prenared from CUTICURA in a modified forn and
is positively indispensable In the treatment OF SKIN
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend II ior the pre-
shave and are troubled with tender faces, for those
who desire clean and wholesome skin aud SCALP
and for all purposes Of the toilet bath, anu nursery
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YEr.Ro HEARD FROM PROFESSOR WISE
JoarnnJ ~. Louis, October ga Times
H., th,, reporter telegraphs from Girard,
WHs's ta ny mas found no trace Of Professor
USsoon IN Macoupin-C Creek bottom.
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The Labor Troubles.

THE FALL-RIvER STRIKERS TRYING TO MAKE
TERMS.
FALL RIVER, MASS, October 6.-The
strikers are endeavoring to make terms
with the employers to return to work in a
body, making it condition that they be
paid weekly instead OF monthly. The en-
ployers decline the terms, saying that many
places are filed, and there is no need fer
the strikers in their entirety; besides, they
prefer to pay monthly.
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAlC :fa-..
~.
-.s.j,: ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

These Plasters put new life into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back. draw Inflammation from the Liver and Kid
news. stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, aD d, when
placed over the pit of the stomach, cure dyspepsia
Indsestion and Bilious Collie, prevent Ague, Mala-
,is, and other diseases. Get the genuine.
Fl. my 9-Tu,Th&S
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A Connecticut Poison Tragedy.

new HAVEN, October 6..-Mrs. Dicker-
man and Mrs. Baldwin, sisters, have both
died from poison admip istered by the lat
ter, first to her sister and afterwards to
herself. ...,. -. ..g. -s
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BGfFAEO AfTsxSA WaTna 80
RuFFALO LITHIA WATER
- FOR
AFFECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS .rn
BLADDER avn
DIABETES.

CASE DE MISS -, STATED BY DR Tto.t,o
Ii. DARNALL. OF GRIFFIN. ca. aAS
Extract from letter Dated Griffin. Ga. H,-c,, q
1871
ON The 18th day Of April, 1878, was called Tn
see mary. a child abOut seven years OF age found
her win decided fever, distressing naus. a. ln.a,ia-
n.e tnirtt, dry skim very restless. torpid bowels
passing an unusual quantity OF water, about three
gallons per day. - -. S
"On examination found 1t had the cbarac-
Trommers test 1t yielded abundant evidence OF The
presence Of glucose tdabetc SUGAR. It's speciaS.
gravity was found TO be 1880. Under trs aimont
she improved sufficiently 10 be sent Is the BnfT.,
Lithis springs or Virginia. which place she visited
in the month OF Angus, when her condition was so
almost entirely tree from disease. She IS now
March 6, 1879 (about year from the attack en-
joyiug good health, lively. cheerful, and playful,
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The 'Blair-Armstrong Murder.

NEWARK, N. j., October. 8.-The trial OF
Joseph A. Blair for the murder OF his coach
man, John Armstrong, was begun here to-
day, s., l., ..s.s..s az"
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PERBO.NAL.

HOP BITTERs purihes the bio cd and removes all
pimplas and eruptons. ,s-.-..,r.-Ee ~
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Severe Weather on the Mexican Coast

NEW YORK, October GA severe norther
set in September 18th on the coast OF Ia
basco, Mexico, continuing six days, during
which twelve foreign vessels were lost.
Two sailors were drowned. All the rest
were saved.
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OF INFLAMMATION AND ULCERA-
TON OF THE BLAi DER, AFTER THE
LIFE uF THE PATIENT HAD BEEN
DESPAIRED OF BY HIS MEDl-
CAL. AT'CF\nAST

TExtract from letter ef Dr. T. b. Greer, Of Rocky
Mount, franklin county, Va, or June 2, 1851
Il have recently lad occasion TO try the .LithIa
Water in n case of Inflammation and liberation
OF the Bladder caused by the retention OF urine, the
result or structure Of twenty years. standing. had
exhausted all The resources, both of experience and
authority. without re ef. AMI when my patient
commenced the use OF II had no hope of hts recoY-
cry. He has been using ,lle water FIVE weeks with
results favorable that he now has every prospect
of complete recovery, and without some unexpected
change III his condition. will he on his feet IN short
time. PIC fleets Of the wa'er In this ease have
heeu marvellous. For the sake Of humanity shalt
keep record Of the case and report to you rs IL adj
Sanccs.''
In u subsequent communication, DR.. Greer, re-
fcrrng 10 the above ease, says:
In The case Of Inflammation and liberation OF
the Bladder heretofore reported the patient recoy
cred. and attribute the recovery entirely 10 the
LitiIi Water.
These WATERS. In cases OF one dszpn half-gaI-
lon bottles. - per case at the Springs. and Of PUR-
CELL. IADD K CO., Richmond, Va, rs SO per
case. PaD 'hct sent 10 any address
''hOMAS +. GOODE, Proprietor.
% l.Staw Buffalo Lithla Springs. Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, OCTOBER 6. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 352 bushels. Red S.942 BUSH
els.
CORN White, ZIG bushels Teliotr, 400 bush
els.
OATS.-631 bushels.
RYE.-10 90 bushels.
M2AL.-64 bushels.
. SALES REPORTED, TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, &c bu shells very good Clswson at
alps; Il bushels com mon at S1.l0-total, "a
bushels. Red $50 bushels very good Lancaster at
$l.33; 50 bushels pr me Lancaster on private
m9si al ss 40 the IS mixed at Il
bushels common Futz at 1920; IS bushels COM
mon Fuz at 81; 80 bushels very good Fultz at
bushels good FuItz on private terms; BIZ bushels
Faliz At IL hu .hes Fuz on priyate terms
g ES Fn Enf 8 $50 bushels
CORN White, 6 0 bushels common at Sec; Is
bushels very good AZ 5Se.; 80 bushels good ut Sc
total, liz bushels Yeiioto, 200 bushels on private
terms; 200 bushels prime at 56c.-tolal, 40U bush
els.
OATs.-sO huss iels very good straw at SEC.
hEAL--64 bushels al CSC.
RYE.-S bush els very good at 75c.: 3S bushels
common on pr rate terms; "a bushels on private
terms-tota, S bushels.
-Four.
Fine, ss.Sy@s4; superane' 49,; extra, s2.s74
brands, s6QSS7.
RICHN.O ND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, October 6. 1879.
Toe Number OF breaks to-day comprised hogs
heads. The offerings at auction on Change we're 10
packn9 ;es: OF which number 6 were sold st prices
ranging from S2.75 to $500.