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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, October 10. 1879.
Til, ruml.r Of breaks to-day comprised - llSs-
heals nd o ti'rccS. The offerings at auction on
Change were - packages; OF which Number .
were sold ~ prices ranging from 81 to $3.50.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS. FOR EXPORT.
LngS.-Comrnon, i2.50M:3; medium, 800
$3.50. good, - Il - 80.
L.nE-Go!nm"n, S'Cf 30 medium, SOFAS 20 ;
Sis%ming. ACommou. s2.5o@t4: medium,
:i.50G*G: goouI :GMS75O; fine, S7m!9.
DARK DS-MANUFACTURING.
lug FiNers-Comm:n,S 3@*4; medium, *i5o
leaf FIIIers.-t'ommon. $5m $3.50: medium, 81
q $3.50; good, S9@Sl0 80: line, sllm$l2 50 ;
extra tirc sun-currd, l2@sl l. IN. ,,, "a
MS9.56; good. Sl0mSlO.5O: fine, Sl3mSl4; tx
ira, slI50@sl2; extra sun-c"rci SlsGfS23.
bright DS-MASrFACTUEING.
.smohtr%., Common: $5as7:. mrd!mm, $500
EItig&.-Co:nmon, s5MsG:. mclsIm, 1850;
good. : Okai ~; tue, $l3m$i5:
HraUDers.-CDluln1n,S liza Sl5: medium, ! u
s25: good. 5000 iiD; line, Si5@F3o; fancy, 500
jiahogony HrGOpers-Comm"n, Sl5mSls ;
mri.um. $20mi3j; good, S30GlSiD; fine, Si1@G
$50; extra, SG0MS75.
wEsTEHN GOODS.
LuU FTIlers-pld 4ark, S3Gp4.50.
LeGf FIlitrS.--COmmon TO medium, SiGl:6; good
L"gs, HHrktng.-Ncw dark, $2.5oMS3.
LfGf. StfmmjHy.-Ncw dark. Simp7.
Mn8on CouHty.-Ncw common 10 so"d h'i'rs' ~
W*l0.
REMARKS.-rhcrc has been no material change
In The above quotations for several weeks. The
market i. 4 little weak for all grades of nlers.
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with good daily demand. and quotations
are Lie to Id. higher. Sea Island was In
good demand, which was freely met, at
about I'd. decline. Futures opened dull.
and generally declined 1-16d. Since Mon
day there has been strong and fair bust
ness, and prices have advanced 9.32d. for
October, 5-32d. for October and November
deliveries, and I'd. for all positions"
The Turf.
RACE FOR THE CHALLENGE STAKES.
LONDON, October 10.-The race for the
second great Challenge stakes for two years
old and upwards. over the last three quar-
tiers OF RowIey mile to-day, 81 New Mar ket.
the second October meeting, was won by
Count +. de Lagrange's three-year-o
chestnut colt Rayon DOT; Duke OF Ham
Hons siX-year-old chestnut horse Lallypop
second; Pulteney's fve-year-old brown
mare Piacida third; r. r. Christophcr's
three-y ear-old bay colt Discard fourth; Lo-
riIard's Parole fifth; Count +. de La
oranges iour-year-old chestnut flly Glenn
entine sixth. C!cmentne was not backed.
The race was won by half length. Parole
was beaten off.
THE JUVENILE HANDICAP.
LONDON, October l0.-The race for tie
juvenile handicap. for two-year-oIG-, over
the Rous course, the last five furloncS OF
the Rawlev mile. to-day, was won by Early
Morn; Triermain second, LoriiIard's b. (.
Geraldine third. The race was won by q
neck. and there was the same distance be-
tween the second and third horses. Twelve
horses ran.
Af.lianiStan.
LONDON. October 10.-A dispatch 10 the
Daily Telegraph from SimIa. dated at 10
O'Clock this afternoon, says - The silence
OF Sir Frederick Roberts since Monday is
believed here to imply the closing in OF the
Ghilzasis in rear OF his communications.
He probably renewed tie fighting Tuesday,
which impcded his advance on Cabul. There
has been an interrogation OF the telegraph
lines between Peiwar and kurrum. This
fact points to the disturbances having
isolated Shutergarden. 1t is thought the
position Of General Roberts Is rather grave,
though there is nothing to confirm such Il
belief except the absence OF news
Various Foreign Items.
ROME, October 10.-Princess Caroline
Bonaparte, the widow Of Prince Antonio,
is dead.
LONDON, October 1O.-Coupt MontS has
been acquitted of the charges made against
him in connection with the loss OF the iron
clad Grosser Kurfuor>t.
Infantry will he stationed throughout
every avail Bile portion OF the County
Mayo. Ireland.
BUCHAREST, October 10.-Sufticient rain
has fallen during the last forty-eiEht hours
to allow peasants to get in their winter crops
OF wheat and rye, although the delay is such
that next years yield may be diminished.
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ELECTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFRAY-
RELIGIOUS Observation-Disclosures. &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.]
OCTOBER 10, 1870.
I t,legraphed you last night The election
of Professor Leonidas PoyntZ to the posi-
ton of principal OF the State institution for
the Deaf, Dumb, and the Blind. He is ma
tive OF Staunton, about forty-siX years OF
age. and took A. b. at the University of
Virginia in 1854, since which time he has
been a teacher By profession, and has tauo hit
In Petersburg, Baltimore. and here. During
the war he served two years as private,
and before It's conclusion was a captain on
General Lindsay Walkers staff. He is q
thorough scholar and n gentleman Of the
the highest character. He assumed the du-
ties OF the position this morning.
Last night about O'Clock Charles w.
Stafford and B. ". Pilzer. who bad had a
difficulty early in the afternoon. met near
the courthouse. when Stafford tired on
Filter, the ball striking him over the eye.
and CHANGING around instead OF penetrating
the skull. DR.. William S. McChcsney ex-
tractcd the ball, which had lodged behind
the ear. Stafford gave himself up, and was
bailcd in the sum OF $1,000 10 answer. Both
parties have an extensive acquaintance. and
VEG olliCc VI iSlt l. DIlOl L
whom the case was heard. was crowded last
night by their respective friends. The
wounded man is doing very we'll this MORN
ing.
Lexington PreSbytery met in the First
Presbyterian church yesterday Will
liam E. Baker presiding as moderator-and
fixed the 18th OF November as the day for
the installation Of Rev. Alex. Sprunt as
pastor Of the historic "O.d Stone church -
in this county. Rev. DR.. G. &. Stricklcr is
10 preach on that occasion, Rev. J. w.
Rosebro 10 deliver the charge to the people,
and Rev. r. NJ. Boyd that TO the pastor.
Last night the Stonewall Band paid Mr..
". l.. Clarke, mayor Of Winchester, WHO is
stopping at the Commercial Hotel, the com
pliment OF & serenade. Speeches were
made by the gentleman named, Judge Rich
ard Parker, r. r. Barton, and John J. Will
liams-ai OF Winchester.
One bali Of the farm of the late Colonel
W. A. Bell, in this county, has been sold to
Colonel Boiling, OF Petersburg, for 5000.
The half is 34S acres. aud is considered Il
bargain. Colonel Bollng's son, now rcSd.
ing in Bedford county, is to occupy it.
At the sale Of the personal property OF tie
late J. Wayt Bell yesterday 500 bushels OF
wheat were sold at $l.19 per buShel, and
$50 tons OF hay at from Sl0.G5 to sll. The
purchaser was Mr.. John W. Todd, OF
Stanton. PENN.
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ribbed. 7c.: yire,nia shoulders. ,arDac.; yir-
sInn nog-roln1. 7M7kc. Sifqiats nsais, iafxe
os cspysssed ii hams' tn ,is,,
hans 100l0'i'. stock lizhf.
.n gsef bas IA!n,es go h'ops al25s1ao
s1.5oas2: four strings. sS.Z5sfts
coeee: E!o-tonincn: ilasl2sc.: fair. I3a
l5c.: Java. 23@rZ5c.
Caadtes: hdanIantlne candles. 13,,f0Ia@ p SET
lJGl6kc. a d.: h,If-ooses. 12".: salfnw. i4c.
rsstern prime cutting: 10 :aiIc.. common. s4a
Rice: Carolina. 7S'asc.: Rangoon. &c.
fish: HerrInss-N"rtG ,ar"luasNo. CIR. rs
lima ro~. IN haIf-harres. s3Gss.ao W.:aeisl
No. Day SIG: ~; z. IN ca1reis, $3.50 so
Na = 10 kits y sis7s No tsi |. A $40
Lnrd: Prime, uar-eis ano nerees, 1Hc.; Il BALI
noeas~eJ: Common syrap-Hogshepds. 10.
s,erces. 20s. barrels. 2le.: Qcnu,ne xo'.e1 sys.5
3'@15c. = gallon: New Orleans. prim. za@55c
mh L!Terpre c from e s1c store. sl.4o. Ground
S1g,r: Crushed, IUc.: powdered. 9Hc.: grasu
!a;ea: 9&r.: :. sa@s4c.: exc: estrs G. he
So-n: common. 597c.. best washing. 7A&Sa
toilet l5S20c.: and fancy pr'ces: country,4a3G
Tsds: BLACK 5Jc.aaal.-the last prize ars!cts
inperai; sl.l0G9l.6e; ganpowder, sl.45dS1.75
feT strictly choice.
BidcS. Leather. Sc.
Hides: Green. fG5c.: arv salted 10Sl1c.: ars
tnt. ]3ee l4c; wet salted 6aGa7c.; Ses sate' en-:
Leotier sole leather. oak. 3GGS6c.: so,e ieathe,
kerlocx. 20f25c.: country upper. 100000: chg
finish. lsm23c; = thet: Kin. 4o@ 71c. = NJ har1et:r
SKINS. French. slGsl.90 q TO-: rough ssi.ticss
20a23e.
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
Tror: American renned. Old Dom.n:sa. Sc
= d.: E,.2sn ana American sheet. ne Sc.
Swe,les. haminc;sG, 3ae.; hoop, tae: Plx iron
nas csrcs 52 ~! rsnyiy sy - u nFa
NettS: or! Douuncn, $3.50 In wholesale lot
pei keg. standard.
rio|yh- CaSttngs: Wholesale &c.: re:a!: Aa
R"1s: Manila hes:. l4al5c.: iute. Sos.
Eggs: MiHed co,oE l1c.: White, 2ac.; ~1c.,cc>
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Az: Soften. best brands, pints s2@*2.2a q
grondies: Domestic. sl.25@t2: fruit Ai.Ioe,
Virginia peach. S2mi2.30.
Avs ltfisksps: ,ie'lium. sl.soGs9: pr-r o:;. -
G$4 yirgina mountain, new, $2Gls2.5G, nc,
2.5GNs.3.50 and upwards.
din domestic. : i 25c1s2: l,rpor.e.., Is = Case
Mtr Enqinad R~m Sl.50mS1.G0.
EsctGIed TAiSKeVs: Market Quiet: proof. sl.2c
Lumher. Slaves. &c.
lumber: White oak. 81 3GSl5 "a l.ooo: WesH-a
virginia Donar. &l4GSZ5 u 1000: Whit wins
Sl4TH42.5O = lnnU: yellow nine boards. s7.5G!S
l: IoIs; 10 - according TO lengths, shin ste.-
I. LOCO. Lat.,s-Spt 81: sawcd, S1.73cs.l 80
1000; seasoned S20Gs25 q 1000. Fln.r.asyc
timber, f2MS3 q 1000. Fiour-barrcl poies, IS
rec. q bunu!e.
Powder. Shot. &C.
Pomder: S:i.75 ny the i've kc4s--!es To-: ag3
kegs. i6.4J blasting. s3.25mS3.3o.
Saot: Northern. !! IS = h.s OF rs be
Gri"dstonsS: l4m2'sc Y b.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DrspArcH.

A TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT ON THE
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RoA.; TWENTY.
FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED: DETAILS OF THE DISASTER
ARRIVAL OF TIE GATE CITY GUARDS IN
PHILADELPHIA - THE YELLOW FEVER
AND THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK IN THE WEST
SIXTEEN CASES OF YELLOW FEVER IN
MEMPHIS YEsTERDAY-THE WALKING
MATCH IN NEW iORK-VlOLATION OF
FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS IN MAssACHU-
sETTS-'rHE HANLAN RACE-OTHER FOR
EIGN NEWS, &C., &C.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 10, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 40S bushels. Eel, 1876 bush
els
CORN While. SIC bushels Mrsd, ii bushels.
OAIS.-10O bushels.
GTTARGRASS SEED.-34 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-- IIhite, AZ bushels CIawson at s 40; ;
H. bushels good NJ Sl.iC-lOfal. ~ bushels. Rcd
20 bushels German amber prime III 81 4U: 30 BUSH
tS very good Lanca.' rral 40: 400 bushels prime
Lancaster Oh private terms: 10 bushels very good!
Lancaster Al ! 40: 90 bushels prime Lancaster
ut Sl.40: II bushels gO0d Lancaster 1T 1897; 80
b,sii-, common Lancaster on private terms; 40
bushels prime Lancaster On private terms: $50
bushels very good Lancaster nj Sl.iO: 20 bushels
cool Lancaster 1t S1.3S: 26S bushels mixed on
private Term, 100 bushels mixed on private terms;
/ % bushels nXri al Sl.3S; l,l22 bur hcis mixed on
private terms: 700 bushels seed Ful;Z 1T 4O rs
bushels good Falz ~ 81 80: 60 bushels FuIiZ ~
Sl.3l: 81 bushels common tultZ ut Sl2U: l6
bushels Fui.Z ~ Sl.1O: 100 bushels very gtoi Fuz
at Sl.37; " bushels common FuliZ At sl.20: 80
buSeI. fair Iulrh at :l33; 81 hushI /, good FIJI
private 'crm,: 90 bushels very so"! FnIz on rri
valc terms; lG bushels common Fu''z III 1928: rs
bmshcl- Futz !: 1876 Is bushels fHIz at i 30
tota $40 bushels.
CORN JIhjtc. 10 bushels prime at 60c.; I06
bushels prime at 60c.: $40 hl>hCl- prime at Coo
to'al. 5l6 bushels. Nirrd IA bushels IL 5sc.
OATS III bushels good spring n SIC.
OTTARGEAss.-31 bushels on private terms.
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An ExDress.Traan Attached and
RsnhEsesI

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, October 9.-The Chi
caeo atd Alton train, which left this city at
$40 I. nj. last night, wasrobbed Of It's cX-
press-money ut Glendale, fifteen miles east
ofihts city. The train was stopped by about
twenty masked men. who kept up contin-
ual firing while the messengers safe was
robbed. The messenger was knocked down,
but not seriously hurt. Fifty thousand
dollars Is the estimated loss. The agent al
Glendale Is missing.
CHICAGO, October 9.--The General Man
ager 81. e. Mullin)o Of the Chicago and Alton
railroad will in to-morrow's papers offer a
reward OF Sl5, 900 for the arrest OF Il gang OF
train-robbers who last night stopped the
Chicago and Alton train and rifled the cX-
press company's safe at Glendale, Mo. A
proportionate part Of the amount will be
given for the capture OF part OF the rob-
bers. Although the loss falls entirely on
the express company, the railroad authur:-
ties are determined 10 prevent, IL the
most stringent measures will do il,
any recurrence OF this outrage, and 10
break up the band of outlaws who perpe-
tratcd it. Auditor Bridges, who was at the
station when the affair occurred, telegraphed
TO refute the insinuation that the station
agent at ale-xcIntyre-was in the
conspiracy to rob the train. He SAYS that
but for the pluck and efficiency OF McIl-
tyre the telegraph office would not have
been repaired at all last night. and the dis
astcr might have been much greater. The
express company will be able to save Il large
proportion OF the property stolen. rs pay
ment can he stopped upon the drafts,
checks, ETC., which largely make up the
contents Of their package.
The United States Express Comrany'S
officials here state The company's loss by the
robbery of their safe at Glendale will not
exceed $4,000 General. Manager McMul-
lin, OF the Alton road, discreditS the asser-
.tion that the band are the James brothers
gang. He states that the sherifS Of jack
son county, Missouri, are after the outlaws
and are on the track OF eight OF them, with
prospects OF getting them tomorrow.
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The forty-one llfe-saving stations along
the Jersey coast will be thoroughly equip
ped on the 18th instant for their winter
watch, each station being manned with six
palrolmen and captain. The stations will
be supplied with new, improved lile-cars
and lifeline carriers, and new patrol
lamp.
Charles r. Wise. the son Of the aeronaut,
assuming that his father is lost, has gone to
st. Louis to settle up his financial affairs.
There is so great scarcity OF water in
the Schuylkill coal regions that it is feared
many oft mines must soon stop working.
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CETsCERA.
TUTICURA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
lNFALLIBLY CURES.

CuI1cURA. assisted by CUTIcrRA SOAP. is earn
estly believed he the only positive Specific Rene
DIV for the cure Of Salt Rhcum or Eczrina. King
wCrlu, letter, Pushes Chm WhtIk. Ispra> is, Fem
phiyuS. Impciigo Lcprosy. Lichen. lrurgo. Itch.
Ground lien. barbcr's Itch. Jackson's Itch. Rough
and Cracked Skins, and awe icuarand Scay Erup-
lions and Invitations OF the skins Scald Head. na-
drut, Dry. Thin, and Falling Hair Premature Bald
ness, and all Say Eruptinns. feelings, and lrrita,
tons o.. the Scalp: ScrofuouS Ulcers. Sores. and
l,ischarpng Wounds; Cut. Wounds. BRUISES.
Scalds. Burns. Itching Pile. Pain, and Mflmina-
ton: Rhc'Inla'iSm ard Affect ions of the Mn>rlc>
and Joints; Sore TErot. Diph ria. Group. and
lIoaI>cntSs. In ali cases OF Blood and SKIN. HUI
morS the CUTICURA RESOLVEET should be taken
internally until some time after Il cure Is Effected
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October z, 1872,

PATENTED October z, 1917
Is the highest achievement In the manIiac'ure OK
Gold Pens. aud the result or experiments Tor moro
than twenty years The RECORD" PEN Is prn-
duced BY rskdfu! combination Of the two precious
and non corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and Pa
rtsrM-whtc the ordinary gold pen contains ai'
ALLOW of copper. reducing Its dnsnesS without yield
ing that elasticity, density and steeiike temper
which the costly platinum supplies The REC
ORD" GOLD PES-p0INrs are OF the best ittd-
,um tdamond,,. indesructible with fair treatment
and pollshed 10 glass-like smooshness.
stesl.pen writers have now every objection 10 so'a
f,,r,y overcome, and every requirement In pea
which will endure aud not oxid'ze, sauare'y me'.
The .RECoRD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed 70
,os,,ss durability, pcrmanency or spring. ana pe'-
r,iou of point, Price, $3.50. Sold by Mt Jewellers
and ,,ationers In the United States. II not ioah"
der direct nom
JOHN HOLLAND, MANUFACTURED,
70 west gUarth street, Ctncinnau.
For sale by RANDOLPH & EsGLiah sha "Vo
uorsr pAsuAM, Richmond, Va. mn ~ =
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The Gate City Qua rtlS.
THEIR ARRIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT
PHILADELPHIA.

THEIR ARRIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10 The Gate
City Guards, OF Atlanta, arrived this morn
Ing, and were received at the depot by the
battalion OF State fenclbles. The visitors
were escorted 10 Independence Hall, where
Mayor Stokeley welcomed them in sholt
but cordial speech, which was replied to by
w. l.. Calhoun, mayor Of Atlanta, and
Captain Burke, who expressed qualification
at the warmth Of their reception. They
made short strect.paradc, and afterwards
returned to the Continental Hotel. This
afternoon they will be entertained in Fair
mount Park, and this evening will be the
guests of the Union League, 4 banquet
having been rendered them.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October TO- N0oa Stocks strong.
Money call. 6GI7 per cent. EXchanga-Lour,
4S1: short, 1853. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Erenipg.-Money active at 4GI7 per ceut., closing
easy al per cent. Exchange heavy amd weak III
4S1I4Sl&. Governments quiet: new 5's, lO3s:
Il per cents, 1858: per cents, l0la States dull
BALTIIORF.
BALTIMORE, October l0.-VIrynia 6'S c0nSols,
59E: second series, 81; plst-,!uc coupons, S2a
new l0-iO's, 5O5. Eid to-day.
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SALT RHEUM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS-UNABLE TT
WALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.

MeSsrs. TTeeks & Potter: Gcntlemen.-I have
had 4 most wonderful cure Of Salt Rheum. For sew
ouiern years suffer" with Salt Rheum; had 1t on
nv head, face, neck, arms, aud legs was not able
to walk, only OH my hands and knees for one year.
have sot been abe to help myself for eight years.
tried hundreds Of remedies; not one had the leas'
effect. The doctors said my case was incurable. so
vnu: advertisement and conclude % try CUTICURA
Remedies. The first box of CuTIcuRA brought
the humor 10 the surface or my skin IL would dron
of as il came out until now am entirely well. All
can saw Is, thank YOU most heartily for my cure.
ANY person who thinks this letter fraud let them
write or come and see me and find out Tor ihem-
selves. Yours truly. WILL. MCDONALD
1916 BUTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL,
March 4, 1879.
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A Murder Case.

SALEM, VA , October s, 1879.
Editors Dispatch A young man named
Peter Hawley was sentenced to-day Tor
thirteen wears in tic pententiary under an
Indictment as accomrlce in the murder OF
zach. HAYES: both OF this county. \ bro
thcr. Mark Hawley, is now in Jail awaiting
his trial as principal. The murder grew
ont OF a quarrel over land suit. Is.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


Country produce.
Appl.s: :I6$2 u barrel.
BerSrGx: zoe. +. u.
butter: Prone 10 choice yellow, 1906; fair
!" carr WsaI: SOC. p hashcl for country; zoe. for
6,t,d Fruit: Apples. 2@a4c.; peaches. peeled,
4GGc: unpc,Icd. 2ct3c.; cHcIrlrs, l2e9l5c. u
Eqgs: In barrels. : la 1870; In crates, 14c.
F;ntterS: Prime ilye-sooae, 33WiUc.: comilon'
FT1yss.d: sl@sl 10 = tnshel.
NaY: Virginia timothy, S0s.; mixci, toW'oc''
c!ove,, G0M65r.
P0iatots: Irish. = rarrei. $3.50 1922.
Lnrd: Country. 6tHt72.
Rue: 65H7oc Z: DdSlitl.
S1mac: Prime. 1'r.
S-ied Str0tc: 35MiUc.
VIII Wash.rf. 2ST3Oc.: unwsShr.t, 90. 22c.
Bury wool will BRING IRON !" &c. = 10 'e1h liza"
above rates.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose .,.;,Ic. 81. 30 T. barrel.
lime: Asr:cIitlra 8" lo' "',',; ;'nH%;n',
Piast.r: Inmn. 1880; ground, fo; ealc'oe6
plaster II 50MSl.7J.
Tar: Lair= SIZE, s3.23(1t3.3o.
Drugs. Dycs,shs. Oils, &c.
4 $3.50 q gallon.
Concentrated Lys: $272@*4 o case OF fcw
Cociias"l: s0c. = n.
fadigs: I si hSs2"I0a' i'''
Nndd,r: 1ZHc.
sl.25: whale. zoe; straits 80 a45c.: labrnior-
coo oil. 50@60c.; lard. 6oc.; sweet, Sc - acl,J ;
luDricatlng, 30@50c.: Kerosene, o., cash, p ga-
ion.
Roets: Ginseng, 90c.; seaeca, without top, SOC
45c.
Soda: sci: lHesc., In kegs; English soda, &c.
Spirits TurDensins: Acc.
Dry Goods.
ter &C.; 4 Manchester. 5sc.: Manchester, Axe;
"A james River. &C.; James River, 5ac;
James river s Srt sHs
A w. Conestoga. 7c. = q. C0nestoga, 6hc: d.
Conestoga. &c; 1914 reperill. Csc; l0-4 CITY,
25c.: Cotton-yarns, 90c.
sutta, I2c.: "A a,aeonville. &C.: A Rockdale
&C.; "A Home. &c; A oneida, l0c.: "A
sIc.: Whl,-sfone. 9Hc.; Barn.ley. 5se.; Z Red
Dog, 54c.; Fruit-or-the-Loom, &C., B. SeitGaie,
MS,noani &c &C. G msf M sss 10-4 wa"
Bro.on DrtuI: Petersburg. 6Sr.; Graniscviils
&c.: Rockhridge, A, &c.; "A, ehc' ~,
Corset Jtans: PavoEla' &c. AHosHea8 Aoc.
Dentlns: Harlem. l2Ec.: Boston steam MILLS. &c,
Prints: American, 6tc.; Aliens; o.: Hich.
washington sKr.: hamilton. 5ge.; Merr,mack, sSc :;
MaIIery, 7c.; Oriental, &c. Pacific, 6Sc Arnold
t.: tiar,nony, 5sc.: wamsutsa. AAc Gloucester
&C.; South Bridge, &c.
CGmtrics: Rice. 7c.: Eagush. &C.
Foreian Fruits and CANDY.
Cendy: l2s@l3c. y n.
Lsmaas: Messina. $3.50 u box.
OrGa2eS: Out OF season.
Groceries. sc.
Bacon; Shoulders, oSc.i clear ris-aides' 74e';
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11
DANVILLE.
KILLED BIZ A LOCOMOTIVE.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
OCTOBER 10, 1879.
A Young man named Marcus &. Lane
was run over Ivy the tender Of the shifting
engine yesterday evening and kiilrd. The
engine was running backwards between the
Midland depot and the Dundee junction,
and it is supposed that Lane, in attempting
to Jump upon the tender, fell under the
wheels. Another account is that Lane was
sitting on the tender, and from some cause
fell The body was horribly manglcd, but
there were signs OF life about i. for nearly
an hour.
Mr.. Lane was the son OF Judge Lane. Of
Alabama, and came to this place, think,
from Greenville, in that State, several veal 5
ago. He was also the brother-in-law OF Mr..
J. z. Hodnett, OF this county. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11

Edward seguin, the celebrated toufo,
died suddenly 10 Rochester, M. T., In urs-
day morning, of heart-diseasc. Mr.. seguln
was one Of the most talented comedians OF
the day, and bis loss Will be greatly dc.
plored by bis stage associates and the pup.
lie in general, and there can be no doubt
but that every body VIII sympathize Win
poor little Mrs. Seguin in her affection.