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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-03

,oeD: C0m,noh. 5tae1c.. oea. "asiiias,1as ~
oilei, i5M2qc.: sfc fancy nrses: cH'ntri, . fa'2s
TaGs. BIack. 55c.GS1.-the lat 4 cr'r'' ~
imperial. sI.1Oass1.se; gunpowaer, s1.AEes1.7'
Ter strictly choice. t-a
Hides, Leather. &c tE
Efdee: Green. 46a5e.: drv raitea. ] 0t;1le.: grt
iint. l3g lfc.; wee gated 6ag37f,; vs. ss.,d aaD
Lsather: Sole leather oak snas5c.: sole te.int
henlock. l5'sa23c.: country apuer. 20sab9e.: or,
anish. 1s@22c. q foot: kin t0a73c. q L. naEns;:
:oInry 2Ss3g; city d a soas5s nj DID, ca
iron. Steel. Ss;is. &c.
IRON: American renned. Ols Dcmiatoa. 2 S-1nt+
G3c. a D.; English aGd American chett, fe
Sc: S~esies, hammered, skc.; hoop, aGaG; Fg
iron: Virginia coal-hlast charcoal. s2saass
-aru;-blast charcoal. s244S2S: ;enp:y!7anta 81
tllracIte. s20hEs22: West Firgiria rose 81 t7*2e
Hn'@: Old DOMINION. 1925 In wholesale To-
Ioioaah- C'assings: Wholesale, &C.; retail, So
Zone: Manila best. l4@l5c.: tnte, s@ec.
Rags: Mixed cottoR. ilc.: white, 2ic.; 7ool:s,
Lianors, Wines. &c.
AZ: sc'scn, best brands, pln,s s2@s225 ?
.Braadiss: Doaes.ic. sI.25@s2 fruit, al.las
vx4o apges H n;, sslE65ossz; DID, s2'SaFsa'
!gye ;TtiGEsu5: Mefiinln, FL .50@s2: pare old. g:
g*4: Virginia mountain. Lew, iZG}S2tcC, old
s2.5 GM,S3.3 20 ana rpw1Gds.
Esp EnIidna EUrl: S1.5QaSI.G0.
&:ctLtst Eh.tSxs2S: marAe: G.IieL: croOf. Sl.2C
Humber. Slaves. sc.
dtl'a bsr: White oas. slSRRlJE a i.nfO; Wests-:
NiTg!Ii3 u"piar. ii4I..H3 y LOCO: "lutr n;l.
ia 30 = Lore: v:t'nw n!aa S0:Ii5, $3.50 q
&il: !Ost '9T&l l. according 10 !eIssirs Shlnsirt-
Pine. Hl12Gs2."0; cypctr'S SiN-iTich. ;6,h: {
= LOCO. L&ths-Spiit, vi: sawet., 3I73SSi sc
= 800.
StGu@8: Wn'skeyhnrrel timber .,-eei,, = S3iIg.
1000: ScasoEe' i20tGs23 Il l,t0G. Fiour-ts:lr
ti:Gh,r, a26sJ = LOCO. FirIr-barrci poles, IS
hogshca&I-horl,s. zoe. = bundle.
Powder. Shot, &c,
EHst TOYS ,siLi5,g, 3Jc.mfl.=5 ~ ICG ftVN
FoDder: *1.T5 b. The tive Eets--lss+a than IL
kegs, iG.2J; blasting. $3.50 $3.50.
nhr,: Northern. ~ 65 = bag % Is DC
Circumstances: l2G2!4c. = 10.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, October 2, 1879.
Fcrerngient Sseurftfes.-united States AIS
los bid: United States as, 101k bid.
aote observation-disclosures lo-4U'.. 5oI bid. 17i
asked; Virginia consols, 594 bic. 59S asked: Wiz.
Sa So Red rg Ts 9'n Iere eeresse
oid, 16 asked; Virginia tax-receivsDIe coupons S1a
bid. s24 asked: new North Carolina bonds, per
Cs,y secnrttiss.-Richmond city S.. }. aud J..
123s bid; Richmond city g.. J. and j., 1071 bid;
burg city 81. special tax. j. and aud j., ioe BID:
city s., J:and j. ld2 bid; Manchester bridge SIS,
BILE. 81. and g.. s6ls bio. al asked.
Railroad Boads.-Chcsapeake and Ohio Rail-
apesse and ONO Railroal g. ISIS si and j.. 2a1
bid; Virgnta Central Railroad third mortgage 6's.
trail Railroad non-morsgage SIS, J. and j. 1o7as
asked; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad sece nd
nessee Railroad third mortgage SIS. D. and j.. 115a
bid; Virginia and Tennessee RaiI Dad funded IS,
J. anil j., l01 bid; Sonthsae Ralirna first mortgage
side Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's.J and
j., 90 bid; Southslde Raiiroad third mortgage pre-
burg Railroad first mortgage SIS, J. and j 1861
bid; Petersburg Railrond first moSgage s's, J. and
e. ~ 6d; ps'srsbIrg Rallroad second ms F
rieksburg ADD Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, j.
and j., los bid; Orange. Alexahdria and Manassas
mond and Danvile IA lroad consolidated c.. NJ
ard ". 95!5 bid: Piedmont IaiIrsad FIRST mortgage
s'i, 4. and o.. 1909 bid HOS asked: Richmond
York River aud ChesaDcake Railroad first Nor
gage SIS j; aud j., 81: bid. LOG asked: C.. G. aud
4. Railroad first NOR gage rs, 81 bid, ON asked :
&C. and A. Railroad second mortgage T., ~ b!d
74ii asked.
canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, M.and ". 4S% bid.
RdifrGOd StockS.-Che> apcp he and ohio RAILWAY,
loo par. sa bid: Richmond ana Petersburg Rail
road, 90 par, 43 bill, 50 asked; Richmond. Fre'e-
ricksburG ana Potomac Railroad, common 100 par.
10 bid, 81 asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
'o'omac Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100 rar,
o3 bid: Richmond and Danve Railroad, 90 par.
ZOE bid. 2C1l asked >tahoard and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed, 100 par. 81 bid.
=, B1nk Stncks.-First National: 100 par, III bid;
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. S5 bid. 923
asked: Planters National, 100 par, lU7H bid. IA
asked; Union Bank of Richmond, SO par, 40 bid :;
Merchants ard Planters Savings 25 par. 81 bid.
~ asked; City Bank, 25 par, 1S& BID; CiliZens
| Bank, 25 par. % asked.
Insurance Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc p par 35g asked: Virginia STAT: 25 par, 2S!
bid; Virginia Home, 100 pJr. 81 bid. 100 asked:
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, Sc bid, 90
asked g. ante, 100 pur. 62is bel.
NiscetinneOuS.-Dld Dominion Steamship Com
p:ny. 90 par, SO asked.
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tLe Imnerial Supreme Coiisf, and admins
tered the oaths to DIR. Sinson, president,
and other Officers. The Judiciary reforms
decreed by the Reichstag throughout the
Empire also came into operation yesterday.
Herr Schneegens, formerly AlsatiaG deputy
in the Reicbstag, has been appointed Minis.
teriel Councillor In the new Alsatian Adj
ministration.H Court Wilhelm Bismarck,
son OF Prince Bismarck, becomes Secretary
to Field Marshal ManteuheI, Governor OF AL
SAGE and Lorraine. FieId-Marshal Manteuf-
Eel. as Governor, issued the following adj
dress st to-day assume the Office with
which the Emperor has entrusted me OF
Imperial Governor Of Alsace and Lorraine.
May God give me strength to exercise the
powers conferred upon me to the glory OF
the German Empire and to the welfare OF
Alsace and Lorraine"
-. THE ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, October -2.-Election returns
from the country districts come in slowly.
So far "a received they indicate the success
of the Conservatives. Herr En- Lasher and
Richter, two OF Prince Bismarck's chief
Opponents, are probably defeated.
Guerilla war I'm Roumeiia.
LONDON, October "A dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says the disturb
ance in East Roumelia is becoming que
rilla war. There is gang OF 600 we'll
armed discharged soldiers in tue mountain
Gus district OF the west.
Af2hanistaD.
TIE EXPEDITION AGAINST CABUL.
SIMLA, October 2.-The cavalry brigade
Of Sir Frederick Roberts's advance guard
reached Seabidabad to-day. The whole eN-
pedtionary force ia expected to be com
pleted for the attack on Cabul by Sunday
next.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, October 2.-James Barber, Son
& Co., bankers and merchants Of London,
have failed liabilities, 100000. The fail
ure is owing to losses in the East and West
India trade.
LISBON, October "A dispatch reports
that the health commissioner has declared
the Atlantic ports Of the United States free
from fever, hut that New Orleans and Mem
phs are still infected.
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SEPTEMBER 3n.-BetrgS.-No!ubg d?ing In The
cattle yards to-day. The niEc carloads received
were for Mr.. Eas,mln, aud for txpora.ion Dress
cd beef sold rather steady IN Washington Market at
4nGfc. p ib. Tor poor 10 good Texas sides, and az
513@74c. tor poor 10 good native sides. Prime beef
rencEed Sc. p NJ
4 m mona upre IN rho nnns from nyev;ous arrIvaIs
Grass cavea were not wanted al any price, and must
be quoted fiat and nominal. Veals sold moderately
at 4G6ac q ID alive, aud al 75I9c. 2 10. oreSstd
Sheep and LGmbS.-Receipis, 2,D35 head, none
OF which were Needed, and the market clnses weak
as the low range reported yesterday, or 3XeG5c. u
h. for sheep aud 40 SIC for lambs. Dressed mutt.
ton slow At 5@7c. q ID dressed lamb: about steady
at 6GSc. shipments 10 day, 375 carcasses, all to
Liverpool. ..
Slcfne Arrivals this morning car ioads, Or
491 logs, with car loads back. Not enough trad
to make market, but dealers report fair inquiry
ana nouIual!y quote live hogs at s3.5OaS4.3o y
100 TBS. for noor 10 choice. carload OF heavy
Ohio hogs, 2b4 lbs average, changed hands a "a 25
p & fbs.-JOHraGt Of Commerce.
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Jcronlc.Park Fall Races.

JEROME PARK, October 2.-The attend
ance at the opening of the fall meeting OF
the American Jockey Club to-day was very
large. The track was in excellent condi-
ton.
The first race-for purse OF 500 for all
ages, with five startcrs-waswo won by Check
mate in l:454; Una second; Chignita third.
The second racc-nursery stakes for two
year-olds, three-quarter mile, seven start
ers-was won by Sensation in lis; Fern
cliffc second; Grenada third. 49,.
The third race-Jerome stakes for three
year-cld<, II miles, four starters-was won
by Monitor in S:12, Spendthrift good Sc
cond, and Report third.
The fourth race-ManhatIau handicap
sweepstakes OF $50, with $500 added, IA
miles, eight starters-was Won by Harold III
2:12a.
The last race was a handicap stcepic-
schase, purse OF $3.50, fractional course, with
Hour starters, and was won by DISTURBANCE
in 3:43, with Lizzie ID. length behind ana
Moonstone third.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 30-Iron There Is even greater
difficulty IN filling orders for American pix. Orders
are numerous and fully as urgent. but manufac-
turers cannot rs rule I'LL them ON the deliveries
understood have changed hand. Prices are very
much unsettled nnce, In cases, on the competition
raid Scotch Mig l. held ut ar, adyaEce, With better
markets abroad, and also In sympathy With Ameri-
can, but nearly al. Of the arrivals had been placed
previously and quo atoms In the absence of busi-
ness are la good degree nominaL Rails are stili
wanted to q fun extent, aud high prtces offered.
sales OF 200 tons No. ~ $50, 100 tons Nc, y ai
geo 100 tons G.engarnock for October shipment a.
S2S, 600 tons Egllnton At S27, loo tons Gartsher.
ne at a2s, 10000 tons steel rails for next
years delivery and 5000 tons Iron rails on private
Terms. Quotations Coitness, IS; Gleugarnocs, VT
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NEW WORK LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 30.-TNbdcc0.-'!here Is The same
reason for limited business with exporters In Ken
lucky leaf referred 10 iatcrly. In that Of an unwl
The home demand for the article Is very fair, :.ni
shows prices fully sustained. Nlrgi nla leaf has
very fair sale: wrapuprs OF fine ard extra quail
going out wei, aud In smokers also satisfactory
trade Sced!eaf shows go1d temper and 1nslder-
able business; the S78 crop CIV Eng land grades
lucky rat 23Gl &c: 80+ eases 1878 femnsyl-
yauil at l2m2lc.: 1875 cases 1878 Safe on prl
soc; 800 b,les Havana At s2c.GQ$l.05; 80 bales
Yara l. cut on private terms. The following are the
quotations for Virginia leaf: Bright wrappers,
common 10 me diuIns nj 150G22c. good 10 tine. 90
G45c.: fine to extra fine, 50Ga75r.; smokers, l5Gy
Csc: Gapple Wrappers, lGG20c.; Jugs. common
10 good, 5tGSc.; good t. fine, Sta o.. line extra.
lnR &c. and black Wrappers, l2Ml5c.-Journat
n rgmMtrce.
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MARINE isTEaLfGES.r..
AIMANAc-ocrorER a,ls7p.
PORT OF EICnMOND. OCTOBER Q, 1872.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanokc, Couch New York, mcrci.sa-
disc and passengers, G.. ~ Allen & Co.
Steamer j. W. EveIinan, Carr. Philancipins.
merchandise and passengers, j. w. McCariic1
agent.
nail, merchandise, ant passengers, L u. Ta'oun4
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Gforxc j. Hailock. Sharrett, New York
camel coal, Gcryas St0rrs agent.
Schooner Cora, Van Glider. Siscnam, PhlaGe!-
pha ria Osborne's. cCrl. Curl. & Parker.
schooner II. IL. May, May, Boston, coal, Carts .
Parker.
CUSToM-HOCSE REPORT.
Cleared american schooner Anna u. DCLrD-
rel, -four, valued 1T $8,I52 80, shipped - si=
II iNai!- Crcnshaw Com paDy.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September 30li. cii0DEct Sc
rah Shuberf, S:eciman.
from BAL imore october Cd schooner fl. II. john
son, Paul
MISCELLANY.
Schooner White Wing. Pbran, from M2tanIls for
philac!ptia has been a!r.ndont! IN slnklh1 c'h.
Gi ion. Brig & f. Gecry. from Ch1rI' ston l"f SrT
YORK. fell Ia With the White Wing, sep embEr s3o
lIrrv mites sou OF Capc Iiattcrss. aud took OF me
cID ain aud crew tninr. all tUiG) and iand ihc.u
New YUrk September Sun.
Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK. cuOer 2 ARRIVED Sev adi. erin
Arrived out: brazilian, AlyertOn, Gt0rl:. 'lcnr-
ward bound HOPE, for GslTe ton; Erede, Tor fels-
FORTRESS MONROE, October 2.-Saiied: BARK
Trui.;t,. for Richmond.
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Hy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 2.-N0sn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, Sac Der cent. Exchange oLr,
iSl; short, 4S3. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Ereaing.-Money active at Tat 80 per cent.
Exchange dull and weak ut 4Sl@4Slk. Govern
meniS strong and higher: new o., 103is; II per
cents, 1853; per Gems, 102. STAKES duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 2.-VIrginia 6's. deferred.
5: c0nsois, 59b: second series, 299: past. due
ponS, SIX: new, l0-i0s. 503. Bid to-day
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NEW YoRY rErs,,.rusr uankEr.

SEPTEMBER observation-disclosures sd
vancing. The Greek markets are letter. and its
adj ices from Tie other side are sssngthcIir5. with
fair call fufsupp'Ies. Sales Of COCO barrEls re-
6ned fpr ear'y November tLlt. yesteriayl at IT,.
and $500 barrels FOR November and DECEMBER
to-day as TIC. Quotations are: &c. for crnee In
bulk !; 5SGGSc. for crude In shipp.u2 order: 10
SC. FOR nap.ha; refined al &c. for October ana
t!elpEia. aad 7E,. for Baltimore: r. fucd In
cases at 9aG1l.c. Sales o., Unite: Certificates
fcrlf'e petroleum. at New Yors. $4,000 bacrrf, |.
* a. CITY. 5s3.003 rIels: opening 4, soc. bid .
highest safes Mt S3ac. 'Owcs: sales al 1916: clio
sing 1t s2hc. Old aud S3!:c. asked -JoHrn1t OF
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RclfgENua Reyfvals.

PETERSBURG, October Zone OF the most
notable events OF the day is the great num-
Der of religious revivals that have occurred
during the past two months in this city and
the surrounding counties, and even extend
ing into tue neighboring counties Of North
Carolina. In Rumber of instances there
have been from seventy-fve to one hundred
conversions 1T a single meeting, and from
forty TO fifty are common. They occur
alike in all denominations, and among the
whites as we'll us blacks. Large additions
have been made to churches and congrega-
tons. The reviyals are still progressing.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
aY rELgeaApn no TnE DrspArcH.

POLITICAL MEETING AT
KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE YESTERDAY;
SPEECHES by EX-GOVERNOR KEMPER
AND oTHERs-THE FEVER AT MEMPHIS
AND EI,sEwHERE-TaE INDIAN IRoU-
BIEs-A FIFTEEN. THoUsAND-D [ y a q
FIRE IN NEW YORK YEsTERDAY-.pEN-
SION eLAlMs-sTRIKING CABINET. MA
KEGS oF crNcINNATI-J E II O M:E.PARK
RtcEs-NEw YORK AssiGNMENT-rAM-
AGES ron A RAILROAD ACC1DENT-DE-
INVESTIGATIONS IN EAST RoUMELIA BE-
COMING sERIoUs-AGRARiAN OUTRAGE,
nc. &C. '-
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The Fever.


no NEW CASES AT MEMPHIS Up TO NOON YES
TERDAY.
MEMPHIS, October 2-Noon Not single
new case has been reported to-day. One
death has occurred since last nigtt-Mrs.
Maggie Stewart, at old Barney Graham's
place, Just beyond the city limits.
The weather is oppressively warm and
Sultry.
THE LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. October eleven cases in
all-four white and seven colored-were
reported to-day. Two additional deaths
have occurred.
The Charity Committee Of the Committee
OF Safety has been disbanded.
The thermometer has ranged between 720
and go. Oliver and Charles Stoddart,
children Of Mrs. Martha Stoddart, were
stricken with fever to-day seven miles south
of Memphis, in the ncighhorDood where the
Arnold family recently died. Eight per-
sons have died aud five are still sick with
the fever in that immediate vicinity.
FRESH START AT CoSCoRDIA.
New YORK, October "A Greenyille,
Miss, dispatch says: "The fever ut Con-
cordia has taken a fresh start, and in all
will continue to spread till all
the available material is exhausted. -Four
new cases we've reported to-day-Mrs.
Herndon and three colored persons. Sheriff
Wilson's condition has not improved"
Democratic Conference in New York.
NEW YORK, October 2.-For the past few
days there bave been arriving in this city
from different parts of the State representa-
tive Democrats who were summoned hither
TO take part in conference to-day at the
Headquarters of the Democratic State Com
mittee, st. James Hotel. Different elements
in the party are represented by the visiting
politicians, and it is expected that the
conference to-day will be productive
OF harmonizng results. The visitors viii
be met by the local Democratic leaders, and
a mutual exchange of views will take place.
Prominent Democrats from all parts OF the
State were invited, and this morning the
rooms OF the State Committee were throng-
ed to their utmost capacity. All OF the
State Committee will be represented, either
personally or by proxy. A plan was
adopted dividing the State into nine dis
tricts, which are to be visited by commit
lee OF six members.
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ST. Louis.
THE MILITARY CONVENTION,

THE MILITARY CONVENTIONS.
ST. LOUIS, October 2.-The Military Con-
ycntion met again yeSterday-Genera Beau
regard, first vicc-president, in the chair A
bill framed to meet the requirements OF the
militia service was taken up and discussed,
the bill now being before the House Com
mittee on Army Affairs. The sense OF the
Convention was that it should not he ma
terially changed. The bill was submitted
to The committee for revision.
The organization under the constitution
adopted Yesterday is called the National
Guard Association Of the United States,
and its Object is to secure military efficiency
and united representation before Congress.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK mARKET.

OCTOBER l.--Priccs this week ranged as follow:
Beer Cuttk.-E"ry hest, 4c.: goon, 3!3e33.c.: me-
tliunl or good fair quality, 3@3sc bGlk. 2hr3c.;
roupn oxen. thin atrr.-s, &C. 2,121,c. q ID, ero"S
F0gs.-Vrry best, 5isc.; common grade., 40 &c.
q H.. net. ,.
Sheen nnd Lumbs.--Tery best, i4c.: medium 10
gooI. 3GL4c. r. ID, srOss.
Yeats -S3m:S Ter head.
Ui'ch COts5.-S SMSiH r head.
Receipts, inc'u Ing elite eIt over, about 20
head Of beef. cutie and 430 hogs. cattle mari ct
som"wa. more active his week. bat no quo able
change IN prices. quality considered. No demand
tor buS iu:t ut this lime.
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xpw yaRk woCr, macKET.

SEPTEMBER 30-The market retains The s'FonE
temper nocd iaiserlv, and with The STEADY absoro-
ton OF stock prices lean 10 little higher irfs t.
While few parcels change hands among deaIera
with speculative Intent. yet the greater quantity
sold goes direct 10 manufacturers. All grades Oh
Aeeces participate In the movement but most 81 ten
,ioa is still given The medium grades. In which q
lar2es business would be done were Ii possible TO
get supplies 1T the current quotatons.-JourHdi" Of
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Fire I'm New York.

NEW YORK, October "A fire broke out
in the building which. extends from $50 to
1872 Sixth avenue this morning. and before
the fire department could get to work the
fourth and fifth stories were burned out.
The building was used as tin-toy manu.
factory, and was well TILED with stock. 1t
was owned and partly occupied Ivy Leo
Schlessinoer & Co. Loss on stock, $4,000.
The damage to the building is fully Insured.
The cause OF the fire is unknown.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, October 2.-The Cleveland IRON
miners have decided to ask an advance IN
their wages owing to the prospects OF trade
being much brighter. Mr. Dale, arbitrator
in the great dispute in the northern iron
trade, has consented TO accept Il per cent.
off the standard rate OF reduction in wages
Of Jarrow's iron-workers, who resumed
work under protest against the original
award OF 12s per cent. reduction. 1t is be-
lieyed that this will end the dispute.
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Tho Cincinnati Strikers.

CINCINNATI, October 2.-The striking
cabinet makers held meeting this morn
ing. Comalittees were appointed to wait
on the employees Of several firms and de-
mand that they quit work at once. Two
firms have agreed to pay IL per ceat. ad-
vance.
The coopers have returned to work with
out obtaining the advance asked.
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A Staten nt Denied.

New ORLEANS, October 2.-Wllliam Roy,
commander. says the statement telegraphed
from Washington inyeighing against Fedc-
raj officials here and complaining OF the
non employment Of cX-Federal soldiers,
attributed to the Grand Army OF the Re
nubIic, is entirely unauthorized by this post.
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Arrears OF Pensions CIufIns.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-Among the ar
rears OF pensions claims paid to date were
l,479 settled through the Knoxville agency
and aggregatinS s92s,S6S. 1t is estimated
there are from G,000 TO 1000 pensioners en-
titled 10 arrears who are not yet paid. but
the S25, 100000 appropriated will cover
them all
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

SEPT EMBER 30.-The prncips. holders do not
urge supplies. hut here Is enough offering In suxI
way 10 su2rly wGnIs. Prime Virginia quotc,, AZ
Sl.35GSI.374: ezra Virginia, sl.42@s1 40
choice V;rgn., 81 .5J; fancy al !.55, and hand
picked al 5I,60.-JournGI Of Commerce.
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e:LeSlkaIAds.
GPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE CITIZENS.
WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

desire to inform my friends and the public gem
orally that on or about TUESDAY TIE 7TH OF
OCTOBER shall have IN store fine line OF
CLOTHS AND CASSTMERES.
In the piece for ritizqns wear, both for DRESS and
BUSINESS purposes, which l viii make at such
prices for CASH as will surprise all In want; and
they will be CUT and MADE III the city of Rich
mond. and the money paid out for the labor at home
instead Of supporting and building up other places
at the expense of Richmond
VIM. IRA SMITH,
No. Governor street.
n. B.-I have over $50 sample: now in store SUBJ
ject To inspection and order. &C 3-3t
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a s2S Egit,it0; III aZt 42; ta... tss 81 s2o
$3.50 FOR no. I. s2S.aSZs FIR IA. q. aud s2TEs
s2S for :orgf. Tails ~ Sf5sns4S tor iron at WORKS
ana Steel II S4see359 at :tfcw,;er ord rsisr
lliotea pomiray q. $50: wrought scrap AZ 49,
nj 1Yr o,uTu E-.rs =
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NEW YORK SUMaC MARKET

SEPTEMBER 30.-The easier rr;c"s iat'cr3y
Er'.mpt more Of business, especially I'm j,Shius
way. Sicily quoted At S7CM$72 so for best grtGek
pnt s25I $50 Tor low grades, and Virginia i, SAG
S4J.-JourRdL Of Commerce.
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The s.. FIRST SALE OF NEW PEANUTS
yesterdar Sale OF new peanuts was made
mona uay oy Captain Oliver, of Napse-
cents wv vuunty, Va, to v. G. Grant, at FIVE
adon,.per pound. this being the new rule
,,nd p. a. oy the peanut-dealars OF Norfolk
nid nsa sections where this product is
favor , "alcn seems to meet with general
I'd, "''o Tue people 0Joik nryfnts,n,
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FIGHTY-FIRsT
sEnII.ANNUAL OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY OF NCB3Y STYLES.
EB. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAILoRs AND CLOTrlERs,
1900 MAIN STREET,
grateful for past f:yors from ccnerou; public, re-
spcctiully ask an inspection of their
NEW FALL STOCK,
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF TIE SEASON.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
IS REPLETE WITH
HANDSOME STYLES OF CoATINGs AND
sUITNGs
OF THE BEST MAKES,
and will be
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND
AT PRICES AS LOW AS TIL f LOWEST.
Give the old house trial.
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
SO o2.3m Merchant Taiors and Clothicrs.