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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-10
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK September 9.-The Posts financial
article saws (: The stock Exchange markets are fair
ly active to-day. United States per cents have
been bought up l0%, the highest price ever paid
strong. The speculation In stocks, While irregular,
has IN the main been strong. prices ingadyanced
hM2h per cent. the latter Pacific Mall; Reading
has advanced IL. Manhattan and Western Union
Telegraph IL each, Delaware and Hudson | per
G, MT, Northwest u Milwaukee aud 81 Paul IS, and
Erie and Iron Mountain 4. The rise In Reading stock
IS due To The covering of The large short Interest In the
stock the same having apparently been fright
eneG by reports OF forthcoming Estimates OF The
value Of The property. In the early dealings west
ern Union Telegraph and Mahattan were weak.
Speculative railroad bonds IRE higher Ellie second
cOnsOls being The features. Money on call Is 2@3
per cent Time loans are 3 to q per cent. and
manI on New York for C urrcncy continues large.
ON the Of her hand, the oanable resources Of The mar
kel were Increased yesterday abOnt S4,25O,OOO by
the arrivals or foreign gold and the rcasiry pur~
chase Of bonds for the sinking tHnd. The market
for foreign exchange Is dul and heavy, snort cate
be Ing less than long date.
The following quotations were current to-day:
United States 4 per cents, ll07adll0h: United
States AZ per cents, ll0&G1lCb; New Jersey Gen.
trail, 10Y: Ohio and Mississippi, 3sS Erie, COM
mon, 4O3S Michigan Central. 064 Hannibal aud ST.
Joseph, 4IA; Lake Shore, 1929; Northwest, l044;
Rock Island, ll9; ST. Paul, 92A; ~. Pau preferred
=. Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific. 3s5; WABASH;
St LOUIS and Pacific preferred, SO; Kansas and
Texas. 30k: Western UOion Telegraph, lC43si I, 1.
aud !. e., 20k; Pacific Mal, 43S.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-Virginia 6's: Old 81
asked; deferred, ~ cOnsos. COS; second series.
%; plst-dus coupons, 904: new l0-4Os, Ala;
l0-40's, coupon, 90. Bid to-day.
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POLITICAL.
The Election I'm Vermont.

WHITE.RIvER JUNCTION, W., September
9-Returns from 220 towns, leaving twen-
ty-one to hear from, gives Farnham Ire
publican) a majority OF 26,576. The same
towns IN 1876 gave Fairbanks majority OF
23,672--a Republican gain OF 1904, and a
Democratic gain Of 397. In the First con-
gressional district seyenty.four towns give
Joyce 1907 majority; in the Second dis
trlct nmety-two towns give Tyler 6, AS ma
iority, and in the Third district fifty towns
give Grant G361 majority. There are in
the three districts twenty-nine towns to be
heard from. The next Legislature will be
1872 Republicans, 10 Democrats, and 10
Green hackers.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

sEPTFMBER s.-F0r Kentucky leaf thtTe Is q
FAR inquiry for export, and prices held irm seed
leaf is active and well sustained IN price virginia
leaf is selling well and realizing very regular price.
sales Of 400 hogsheads Kentucky leaf az "a l2'sc'
433 eases 1879 New England at lOh@ ne; wrap
pers al IA 23c.; "a cases SIS New EDgisad on pfl-
terms: 400 bale Havana at S2c.Msi-lo. quo
tati0ns for Virginia leaf are i: DARK Conmon lngs
al 4G4Hc.; good Jugs at Aga bye; low eai al o'G
Brighi-COmmou mahogany at l0ml3e.; good ma
hOgany at l5G20e.: fine mahogany at 23G45c. ;
common bright AT l5M20c.: good bright at POO
35c; fine bright at 35@45c.: extra bright at 43ep
CO., sn0kers--Brighs common at e@lze.; good NJ
I.E1I Tc. fine al Ia zZ5Se.
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Norfolk.
A RAILROAD TO CAPE uENRY-THE STORM.

A RAILROAD TO CAPE HENRY-THE STORM.
Especial telegram to the Dispaichl
NORFOLK, VA, September "a company
has just been organized in this city to build
a railroad TO Cape Henry and erect hotels at
that point for summer residence. The Of
ficers OF the company are: Marshall Parks,
president; II. d. Van Wyck, vice.presi-
dent; II. b. Nichols, secretary; and Hugh
Page, treasurer.
The storm OF the last three days has torn
up the wharf and railroad track and dam
aged other facilities just established at Cape
Henry for building the new lighthouse.
The storm is still prevailing.
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III 4 nFbA wv
GENTRY PTeduce.

TUURsDA1, septeihOeT ei icoV
country Produce.
Beespdz 20@20hc. % D.
10 good. l5m20c. IN, r..
Corn Neal: 62c. y bushel for country; zoe. Tor
bred Fruit: Apples, 3@4c. >; slaekberries, &c.;
cherries, l2@lnc.; rsspberries, aO@ZZe'
fsGthsrs: Prime nye-goose, ao94oc.; con mon.
25c.
Fiarseed: 81 a busheL o.a
o0c. -,
Petsises: irisE-New Rose, ~ q barrel; $50
zoe. a bushel. ca.a.. s,.. os
tops, 40c. a 10. 80,
Lard: Country, SGSfc.
BUD: sO@S5c. "A busneL
Esmao: Prime, Zoe.
BaIsd SfrGp: 35G40c.
TdlioY: ba5&c. bn;,..,.s osc.
Barry wool win bring from 70 6e' = " lsss sAA'
above rates.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER s.-Prices this week ranged as fol-
lows:
Beer 1attie-very hest. nominal: eood 31(a SAC. !;
me,iinm or good fair quality. 3G34c.; balls ~
G13c.; rough oxen, ihin steers, &C., 2G24c.e b.,
gross
nominal n H.. net.
Sheep.-3a644c. q 10. gross.
L0mhs.-tiood 10 extra. 1idJc. n 10, gross.
V5dls-S4G$9 p head.
Mitch COWs.-Sl5GS35 q head.
About 800 bead Oi beef cattle, 224 hogs. and 90
sheep and lambs on the market This week. Market
very much r-suppied with me dun and common
grades OF small. light cattle, and tho grades
somewhat OF from last quotations. No hrst quality
on the market. Hogs are very dun. aud We quote
further decline OF &c. ON best offerings.
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suortiug Matters.

THE TEsT-RAcE OF MEN AGAINST HORSES.
CHICAGO, September Ain the tesi-race
between men and horses, Byrne has passed
the horses and Is trotting steadily. Vint has
Quit aud returned to New York. AZ noon
to-day the score for ninety'six hours stood /:
Men--Byrne, 354; Krohne, 337; Colston,
3l7; Schoch, SOL; Connolly, 226; Cole,
20S; jackson, $50. Horses-Bathman's en-
try, 34s; Betsey Baker, 3i4; Dunn's entry,
aSi; Rose OF Texas, $50; Speculation, 27S
(ouQ. "
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Another EaSfOr.

New YORK, September 9.-LivingstOn,
the Brooklyn faster, entered upon the third
day Of his task at 1 Z. VI. to-day. He is
closely watched by parties who have bet
upon bis failure within ten days. Since the
commencement Of the fast he has drank
bali pint Of water. He Is suffering the
pangs of hunger severely, but says they
will soon subside.
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showers aud general rains have no doubt been
OF beDy0tfOlhe growing crop. Reliable es,imsfeS.
made NEE the rains. indicate tst IN the Csr
ana HopkInsslle districts from eue half N three
quarters ~ an average croo = possible. while We can
AVERAGE crop In the Paducah district. =
Western markets have ruled very firm, VIII an
advancing ten eocy fbraIi gyadfs
The Ninth. Stree House sold (IOndny. September
6fbl II hosslrsds: h1Eheads Dasie7s County
god leaf at SD ana w. IL h0ysbeads DAVIES
County 9. mDop luss a, 1870, o. &C. t3.G3. 81 go.
- 90. s355. $3.50. 1886, 93.35. $3.50. 1875.
~ 20. and s2.70<2 hOsshFady Hart County CONE
mon leaf nj 1886 and 4.S0; z hoesheadi fsarrpp
Couni y common Iezf and ings &C IS 90 snd t41O;
z boe,bead< Lozan County low leaf AID lu1s &C
$500 aud s4.23.- csurfsr <sc<ypai.
fOsher houses had "a. les at Il We prieps.I
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New York Underground Railway.

NEW YORK, September 9. -GOyernOr Nc
Clelan was to-day elected president OF the
New York Underground Railway Com
pany. The Executive Committee was COM
posed OF Governor Mcclellan, Andrew Gil
sey. Hugh j. Jewetf, Mr.. Sewall, and f.
A Oninfard
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LOUISVILLE MANvFAC1uKgp rOBACro
MARkET.
VIRGINIA CHEWING Toesreo'


VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
vtrvin;a bright extra End hne posras, 75asOc.:
vlralHSa inc and extra fie.}75asUe.; Virginia 0us
6-.nch and 12-inch twist. e0962c.: Virginia me-
dunn s-Heii aud l2.Inch tsist. 46,s fse virrinia
me,liuEs los and I6's, AGA y9c.; vnEinta medium
~ Inch ponpds. 45I50c. Virginia common ~.
Inch poa3ds. 400 45c. Virginia good bright 1nch,
35c.; Virginia common Finch, syn s3c.: vir-
ginIa mahoyany and bright navy, 3Ts. and As ~
(s45c.; Virginia black navy. 3's and Is, f2(t4jc.
VIRGINIA sMoKINs. roBScec.
Virgins fne smoking. s1.20M$l.2S; Virgins
assorted, 4566Oc.; Norlh CaFsiina and e<sers, 40
Gd0c.
louisville CHEwTN6noDAccO.
Efne bright S's, 81 6154c. cue bright. 81, fs. and
nS... Asa f7c. mahogany 1907. Ms. 45a46c.;
mahogany double thick SIS. 45947c.: mahogany
single thick 81. 45@47c.: &c. and l0c pIszs aud
fancy styles. 45@5Oc.: bright 16-eK Ms. 4eS47e.;
brIeht double thick SIS. 46@45c,: bright single
thick rs, 46Ca 4sc. bright sc. ard loc. pIrYs aud
fancy styles. 4sd52c. plain wrapper. l3-. 15-, aud
l6-oz- Ace: plain. small work, 42c. second grades,
u.s., Us, and as, 4O@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING ToHkCco.
Second grades. MS. rs. and ~. 40d42c. mixed
plug. smoking. 34c.: stem smoking. ia paper. Csc;
cut and dry smoking, 22@30c.; brieht and granu-
lated rs, as, and Sc. 27g30c.; br1gst and grsnu
lated. IN bags. 29D 75c.; pipe smoking, m paper, 70
0c.-Coarter-Jo1rn0L
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Congressional Nominations.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 9.-Tbe Re-
publican Convention OF Washington Terri
tory, at Vancouyers, Yesterday nominated
Thomas II. Brent for delegate to Congress.
ALTOONA, PA, September 9.-General j.
gress by the Republicans Of the Seventeenth
district.
JERSEY CITY. Y. j.. September 9.-The
HudsOn County Republican Convention.
held here to-day, renominated Lewis A.
Bingham for Congress from the Seventh
New Jersey district
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THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.-Nelo York,
September S.-The caissOn at the shaft on
the Hudson-Rver tunnel, in Jersey City,
was completed yesterday morning, and
everything made ready for the laborers to
begin the work Of digging for the bodies Of
the men who were buried by the caying-in
OF the tunnel on July Dist. The work is
again temporarily suspended, owing to the
action OF the aborers, who have struck for
SO a day. The demand was refused and the
strikers discharged.
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CHIMES AND CASUALTIES.


VERDICT OF MURDER IL THE FIksT DEGREE.
DASyrl.LE, Va, September g.-Tbe tria
| OF James Thomas Dtjnrnette, for the muir
der OF his sister in July last, closed last
night. The case was given to the Jury Of
$50 O'Clock, aud at 10 O'Clock they came
into court with a verdict OF murder In the
first degree, but recommended the prisoner
10 mercy In view OF the circumstances Of the
case. His counsel entered motion for a
new trial, and the court appointed Saturday
next as The time for hearing the argument.
II q new trial be refused, the case will be
taken to the Court OF Appeals on exceptions
TO rulings OF the lower court.
The Loss Of the Vera Cruz.
SURPRISING THE NEWS OF The DISASTER IN
HAVANA.
New YORK, September "a letter from
Havana under date OF the 4th instant says
that the telegram sent hence on the morning
Of Friday, September Sd, announcing the
washing ashore on the Florida coast OF
mails, bodies, etc, indicating the loss OF the
City OF Vera Cruz, was only delivered Sat-
urday afternoon, the 4th. The reason given
by Government officials for its detention
was that the alarm would be too great, and
that IL would be preferable 10 wait for fur
tutl fOuc Va Il iNHf
or Saturday mornings papers were allowed
TO mention the accident. One paper, La
Correspondence, published few lines an.
nouncing the event, and was fined $500.
Double Tragedy I'm Salt Lake City.
SALT LAKE CITY, September Or. T.
Smith, who was shot yesterday by DR..
Snedeker, died last night. He made no
statement as 10 the cause OF the difficulty
which led to the double tragedy. Snedeker's
friends say nothing improper ever passed
between him and Miss Davidson. The lat.
ter Is half demented over the tragedy,
and is inaccessible 10 reporters. Both men
being dead, probably nothing will ever be
certainly known about the real cause OF the
quarrel.
A Texas Sheriff Fatally Shot.
GALVESTON. TEXAS, September GA San
Antonio special says that Deputy-Sherlf
George Gleason was shot four times, and it
is thought fatally wounded, in fight Occa-
stoned by The attempt to arrest gang OF
house-thieves.
Troubles ola Mediterranean Official.
WASHINGTON, September 9.-No action
has yet been taken upon the findings of the
conrt-martial before which Sergeant O:sian
AIdrich was tried on Monday last. Other
charges affecting his integrity having been
preferred, he will be again summoned before
the court, which is still in session.
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.rrx.NDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER s.-priees to-day ranged as fol-
lows Caite-Very best. 44@4iac.; good, 4@4isc.;
medium or fair qusiy, 3ta 4c.; ordinary, 3@3kc.
Calves. 46n4Hc. sheep. 44@itc. Lamb oG5Ac.
Hogs, 6sm7Se. Cows aud caves, s2c@s3o'-G@-
zPfts.
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The Southern Cotton Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-The Ma
tional Cotton Exchange Of America issued
to-day its official statement Of the crop OF
the United States for the commercial year
ending August 81, 1880. The details as
made out show total crop of 500, l6l
bales
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| fed for their lives, leaving everything TO
state that the fire Is still raging 10 that vi
cihiiy, and several houses have been de-
stroyed.
Canadian Bank sSnndaI.
MONTREAL, September 9.--AidermaD
Thomas Wilson has filed sn answer 10 an
action for 100000 brought against him by
the Vile Marie Bank directors for making
statements calculated 10 destroy the credit
OF the bank. The defendant was Iormeriy
a director of the institution. ard threatens
TO make some startling revelations on the
trial.
The German Banks.
LONDON, September "a Berlin dispatch
TO the Times says that a semi-ofiicial state
ment reasserts that in no case has The I'm
perlal Bank Of Germany, In Berlin, refused
to pay gold for its notes or checks. IL wiz,
moreover, adhere 10 the same rule in the
future. On the other hand, certain de-
mands on the provincial branches OF the
bank for gold have had to be referred TO the
bank in Berlin. The same course is fol-
lowed by the other large German banks.
The Naval Demonstration.
LONDON. September "a Paris dispatch
to the Daily Telegraph says: The French
portion OF the naval demonstration will
Withdraw Immediately shot Is fred. The
other Powers have agreed that they will not
land their troops. The bostilities, in the
event OF certain contingencies. will be con-
fined TO the bombardment Of Dulcigno.
Bulgarian Independence.
LONDON, september "a Bucharest dis
patch to the Standard says intelligence has
been received there that Bulgaria will in
October declare her independence.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, September o, 1850.
SALEs.-300 Virginia consols at 60. 1000 do at
60; 500 coupons, 10 40, at 95h; "a shares of A.,
NJ and o. r. Il. stock at 10 10 shares of c.. C. and
a. r. r. stock at 424; 10 shares of r. and ID. Il. r.
stock at 7sH, 10 do at 7Sa, and o do at 1884,
n Il u. Il
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.. September -Eoon.-Stocks steady.
Money call, 2013 per cent. txchange-Long,
4sOb; short 4s34. State bonds duh. Governments
quiet ano irm.
Euenfag.-Money, 263 per cent. Exchange,
4S0e. Governments steady; new 5's, 1929: Al per
cents. 110a; 4 per cents, ll07s States active and
strong.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September ., 1880.
.r.nrnr,-r.r nr.r,o nrrr.Ia 40 q L,nD Lcn DIV

WHEAT White. 81 bushels. Red, 3.lO6 BUSH
els: OF which 1854 bushels were re-exhibled.
CORN White. 432 bu. helS; OF which 400 BUSH
els were Te-eXh!bited.
OATs.-l,5l2 bushels; Of which 600 bushels were
re. OK hibittd.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER o. 1880.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER @. 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOse, Couch. New Yesk. insr-
chandse ail passengers, George w. Aba n %,
agents. c,... So.so,s
United states mail. merchandise, aud passengers
J.. Il. Tatam, agen6
ARRIyko AZ osanDSE's LANDING ssEthsDhh o.
Schooner Exaa4oD, symsn, New Ytrs' nsb1r l.
J. Woo45risgs.
SAILED.
sch)sner Amelia G. Ireland, Curts',. hrsey ivy
schooner Sssyaen Morris, Dutch, ssssey eity,ties'
Curtis g PsrsSr. - vL
Schooner - II. Ingrshsnn, Greelsy, View york;
cOals Currie y Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Fnem Nes York September eJh. schooner AN
n ca G. odfrsS. Price.
aEMoRASDA.
NEW TARK September 3 Arrived: sehooners
W. r. Phssps. Lane: Decatur Cakes, Decker J. Y.
connerS >nead; Napoleon, Ma x~eii: A. y. Aicot,
LovelalsA; and II. seymour, Niliisms' from viz
ainia.
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WHEAT White. so bushels very good at sl.0S (;
20 bushels common at 81 "a bushels common at
O5c.--toial, s4 bushels. Red, 246 bushels prime
Lancaster On private terms; 1870 bushels very good
Lancaster At sI.09; 3S bushels good Lancaster az
~. Os; 10 bushels good Lancaster at sl.07; 2ZS
bushels good Lancaster at S1.06; sc bushels good
/ lancaster al l.O3; As bushels common Lancaster
at e5c.; ~ bushels common Lancaster al 90c.; 60
bushels very good Scott Al sl03 600 bushels fultE
sold at So. 90, OF. Csc, and 81. s0r common 10
good ana 252 bushels prime on private terms.
CORN Hkite. $50 bushels good At 54c:
OAIs.-206 bushels very good spxfg At 4Oc; w
bushels prime winter on private teTns.-total, 4OS
bushels.
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Detection of "a Newspaper.

CIRCULAR DEMOCRATIC" JOURNAL GOES
OVER TO THE READJUsTERs.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September The
RecOrder, regular Democratic newspaper,
will tomorrow come out for the Readiuster
electors and congressional ticket. and says
it believes the most effective way to secure
the electoral vote Of Virginia for the Demo-
cratic ticket is to support the Readiuster
electors.
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flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

zine. s3.5O@t4; extra, &4.75@t5; superfne
*36Net4.5O; common family, 80.
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Progress OF The Republican Cam

NEW YORK, September 9.-The Republic
can National Executive Committee met here
to-day. Ex-Governor Jewell presided in
the absence OF Senator Dorsey. Reports on
the progress OF the campaign in tue south
ern States were made by Messrs. Atkins, OF
West Virginia; Cooper, Of North Carolina;
and Elliott, OF South Carolina.
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FURNITURE STORE


A DARK-CHEsTNUT PONY FOR CN
IA sALE.--Thirieen hands high, four III
years old. well broken. and sound and kind. Good
stopper $50. DAViS's AUCTION BAZAAR,
81 I0.ltS Franklin street.
DOR SALE, ON LONG TIME, ACrN
BLOOD BAY HORSES. well bred good
dfiysrs double on single full hrothers; Web matched
perfectly seand and sold for want o. nss: -, Both
80 l-e0d6t 49, 7'Sr4t' taRf%fH
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The Naval Demonstration.
Bulgarian Independence.

LONDON, september "a Bucharest dis
patch to the Standard says intelligence has
been received there that Bulgaria will in
October declare her independence.
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KENTUCKY LEAF.

Mdnufdctured I0bacco,-fsIitN, WI I.' Ia
ane In bond, klgaslS. Brghs work-common
and medium, in bond, SlS SSl9; good aud nue. III
bond, i2l@S35. ,.. NJ,
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A Texas Sheriff Fatally Shot.

GALVESTON. TEXAS, September "a San
Antonio special says that Deputy-Sheriff
George Gleason was shot four times, and it
is thought fatally wounded, in fight occa-
stoned by the attempt to arrest gang OF
hOuse-thieves.
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xrw YORK. COTTON FUTURES.

futures closed firm sales 10 600 bales: september,
october. sl0.Slmsle.s2i No
slO7i; January, slO.s0asI0.9l; February.
slO.93Gsl0.94; March, sllO6@sll.Oe; Apsp'
sll2lmsl1.23.
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BALTIMORE, September 9.-Virginia 6's. old, p
asked; deferred, ~ consols. COS; second series
25; plst-due coupons, 90A: new l0-40s, 4lA
l0-40's coupon, 90. Bid to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-09

BEATIFIG LODGE. NO. =. IL. OF p.
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
INI month. At 7 so O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in the Rickard- Foley building.
All Brother Knights, In good standing, are
frAternally invited TO attend snch meetings
W. H. DAVENPORT. O. O.
@. II. CApy. K. OF K. and 3.
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i. q. r.. RUBY Court No. B.

4. q. r.. RUBY COURT NO. b.
MEETS ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
NI MONDAYS of each month. at so O'Clock
p NJ, In the Odd Fellows Hall building. All
members Of the Order In good standing are in-
yited 70 attend. D. @. LEVY. W. @. Il,
JAa. W. SMITH, X. y.
Eureka. May Ia, ias0. myls
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. is. =. a A. N.
V,HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF En-
i reka Lodge. No. l6. F. h A. NJ. will be
held In Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every m.ath.
Members Of sister lodges, and sojournfne
brethren In good standing. are cordially tnvft
ed TO attend. X. sADLER. W. ID.
W. P. sTKIcHKLAAS, Secretary.
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STORAGE.

r HAVE AMPLE ROOM TO STORE TOO
L tons of goods In nv Are proof warehouse
and will charge bur very low rates for the
came. THoakAs WEQAERED:
Eureka, Oct. q 1850. e7.6
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a. a. III.
NTFET. EVERY FIRST AND THIRD sAr,
NI urday OF each month. at their hall
corner CLARK and Edwards str~ets. at St
0'cloek. THoS. MURPHY, President
PATRICK HANNoN. Secretary.
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ALPHA LODGE NO. 1. u. q. u. w.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RICHARD
N1 building every Tuesday evening st
O'Clock Sojonrning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Fxsmining PLY sicians DIR. NJ. Rockman and
DR.. G. II. Thoma.
&c. G. wHrrMoRE. Recorder.
Eureka. July "a. lao0. tyS5-u
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ARCTIC WAVES.
FACTS AND COMPARISONS OF OUR
COLD WINTERS.
Data from United States Signal Service
Records-Efects of Frost on the Foil
age OF semi-Tropica1 Plants

Much has been said and written of the cold
weather of the present winter, and the opin.
ions expressed and statements given vary SO
widely as to afford no satisfactory informa-
ton upon the subject. The general current
Of assertion and belief seems to be that the
present winter is much colder than the win
ter of 1878 g. and the present damaged ap-
pearance of orange trees, and semi-tropical
plants generally, would seem to indicate such
to be the fact. The apparent physical effects
of cold, however, are often deceptive, and the
following data, obtained from Sergeant NJ.
NJ. Sickler, in charge of the United States
Signal Station in this city, as to periods of
low temperature which have occurred since
the establishment of the Signal Service at
this point, in July, 1877, will be of interest
upon this subject. The following table of
maximum (highest) and minimum Qowest)
points reached by the thermometer is from
the official records Of the Signal Service, and
while it may not agree with preconceived
opinions, must be accepted as standard au-
thority