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A LOT of pure Southdown Sheep, Bucks
n and Ewes. Select ms from this lot at
&5 per head. There are six yearling Bucks
in the lot. On my farm near Old Lynnville.
aug12-4t J. K. p. BLACKBURN.
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The finest line of Cooking Stoves ever
brought to Pulaski.
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Ole Bull, the great fiddler, is dead.
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,J,tst JVhat He TVn,ats.

Gallatin Examiner.
The course OF the regulating candi-
date tor governor is utterly subversive
of all party organization.
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II Prize COnaGIGdrunt.
Woodbury. News.
Did you ever know of one hundred
men successfully debating terms to one
thousand /?
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Aug12-3L. Chm Dem. Elk. Com
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Ve have received another lot OF
Water Elevators.
Goods Received this Week
9s. 1g..a.W.s. n.s..t#

is being kept up fully to the wants of the
people. We are constantly receiving glass,
china, stone, wood and silverware. We keep
the largest stock of these goods ever kept
here, and propose to keep even larger than
ever. If there is any one in your neighbor-
hood contemplating marriage this fall, you
will do Us favor by reminding them that
the first thing to do after marriage is to go
and get their housekeeping goods from
Craig e Co.
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ing friends. Price 20 cents. -.
by all druggists. For sale by Grigsby
& Anderson, south side square, Pulaski.
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THE PRESS COMPRESSED.
Our Exchanges BOIted for News
of the Boilers.

II fC~-6 II TOOCCDSs
Murfrees bOro News.
A simple arithmetical operation :
l200-75=ll25.
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Canary bird Cages almost for nothing
to close out. SCALLoRN & RAY.
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rhs 1ulaski Citizen.

McCOrd & Smith, PrOprietOrs.
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We Want

Some nice butter and fresh eggs and nice
hams, for which we would like to SO ex-
change goods or-money.
Our Castor Proposition is still open. That
is, we propose to sell silver castor and take
pay IN butter and eggs, delivered at times to
sniff V0,I
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rOr g.
Druggists.
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FOR SALE.

Aug. 10, lssO-st
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Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins

A Bargain.
A good Sorghum Mill low down.
SCALLoRN e RAY.
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each magistrate in the district.
n w EwTNc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
Corn. Tobacco. and Potatoes.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Thc De-
partment OF Agriculture reports OF the corn
crop show no increase over last year. but a
decline for the whole country. The Allan
tic States show an increase. The Gull
States suffered from drought in The spring
and too much ram in the summer, except
Texas, which almost doubles her product.
In other sections some States snow IN in-
crease and Others decrease.
There was less land planted In tobacco
this year than last. There is decrease,
principally IN Maryland and Virginia. In
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA, and Wisconsin there Is
a decided increase. The average Weld, as
reported November 1St, is 74O pounds per
acre against 79j last year.
There is quite decline in the yield OF 20
tatoes. The yield Is reported at an average
Of 81 bushels per acre, Against 9S III iot9'
and 90 in 1873. Texas, California. and Ar
kansas are the only States reporting an IN
crease.
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d. JAMES Il. GRIFFIN,
"secretary Sugar-Planters' Assertion -
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The international Regatta.

LONDON, November 1S.-In the first trial
beat this afternoon OF contestants for the
American prizes in the International reglt-
ia, from Putney TO Cbiswick, q miles, the
Australian \sculler LaycOck won rs he
pleased. HlwdOn, CT Delvil, was second. FL
lott did not finish. The time OF the heat was
- minutes and SO seconds. L1ycOck got of
badly, and Elliott was thus enabled TO take
The lead at the start, but Laycock soon re.
covered and headed Elliott By several
lengths. Hawdon also passed Elliott be.
fore Hammersmih was reached. Tarryer
gave up the contest after 600 Yards had been
traversed. The betting was 6 to on Lay.
cock.
The second beat over the same course and
distance was won by Wallace Ross, OF -.
John, n. b.: who Obtained an easy victory.
Riley, Of Saratoga, n. Y, was second.
There was q good race between Feeley, OF
Barrow-n. Furness, and LargaD, OF Wands-
worth, who finished in the order named.
The time OF the heat was 1G minutes and 8
seconds. Ross started the fayOritc in The
second heat, and got well of, followed by
Riley; but Ross easily drew away from
Riley, who with equal ease disIanced Feeley
and Largan.
The third heat was won by IIOsmer, OF
Boston; Warren Smith, OF Halifax, \. >,
second, and Anderson, OF Hdmmt rsmith,
third.
The fourth heat was won by Trickett, OF
Sydney, n. 5. Nicholson, OF Stockton-on-
Tees, was second, aud Clasper, OF Wands-
worth, third.
The result of to.day's contests leaves the
choice Of the four competitors Ia The final
heat on the 20thio be decided tomorrow in
40
lance. to be rOWed bv LaycOck, Ross, Hos
mer, Trickett, Hawdon, Riley, Smith, and
Mich olson.
steamer I'm Distress.
LONpoN. November 1S.-The steamship
Assyran Monarch, the first Of the new Mon
arch line between New York and London.
which sailed from Hull October 2Slh for
New York. has been spoken. She had lost
three blades OF her propeller.
Ship EOundercd and Twenty-OneL Lives
Lost.
LONDON, November 1S.-The ship Galaiea,
bound for Bombay, has fOundered of Cape
Clear. Twenty one persons were drowned.
French Sugar-ReGnery Burned.
NANTES, FRANCE, November 1S.-The
Etieune sugar-reiincIy has been destroyed
by fire. The loss is stated at 100000
francs.
Tar and Feathers I'm Ireland.
LONDON, November 1S.-Mr. Gardner, a
landlord in Galway county, was tarred and
feathered by a body OF armed men last
night.
Snow I'm Scotland.
LoNpOX, November 1S.-A heavy snow
storm is prevailing in scotland to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO LUMBER MAnkEr.

NovENDER I6.-Al the yards trade Is sood, and
moi wm1s,and,ng The iargs ,uppi,' prices for diy
second clear z-lneh,. s45 ar.t AMI second clear,
and 2-incb s3s: select. IN, ~: and ZACH. f34
select; H. 5s1 and Inch; go "a clear o and
$50 = aud s,inch select: l-ipch iioishiag.
boards. I2-ncb. IL. IL. aud Is Rect, .s47: D
;ioes boards: II Inch' IL. H. sni 10 te,,,
FEET s s2s Do stock boards. ia.lnch. ~ IA. and is
f4e'. sls; d stock boards, l2-ineh,. 40 feet.
sJ9: d stock boards. l2.lnch.. ~ feet. t20:
$40; o Io.inch stock. ~. Ia. ami Ie feei,
s2g ~ esi asS aswl
box, inchc and upward S27 & box, t3 incnt ard
upwmd.sl7: first common, 6-ineh Gooring, ID ard
VI. S3a6r "a second common. 6-nch h0orinR f3l
asp: third common, 6.inch flooring, s24:
fencing flooring. 6-inch, $3.50: clear aud first
common. 4-iucn flooring. t33: Is flooring. finch,
common. 20 6-inch, $50: Norway second COM
mon. 6-inch flooring, s27; Norway third common,
aud NJ. SIS marrow common dressed bosrds,
to shin hap. Sl5; lO-foot fencing fooripg.
"a first AM second clear ~; a. and
$3.50: second common siding, $3.50; third
common sidIng: ,sl3;, fencing .iding, so; com
mon bolris. 10 aud 20 feet ga; common
boards, ~ 10 IS feet. sll; II, aud Is
fencing, siS@sl3.so; No. fencing. ~ and
is feet, or il and 10 feet. siI; inch
NJ. 2 fencing. tli.5O; Norway fencing, tl3;
ioist and scanting, IL 10 ls feet, sl2: 2x4,
10 aud go feet long, 1880 20 feet long d.
mension sl3; % fteI hong dimension SIG: "a
sion. +2O: ~ feet long dimension. 500: 30
feeT long dimen,ion, $50: 2-inoh cuIl plank,
promlscuous width. 5000; 2xi-inch, culls,
al lengths, 40 so: 2x4, 20 feet and over,
$40 extra fancy head and dressed selected
pcke,s. S2i: nai rough pickles, tll@flJ
ls-inch square pickets, u. a H.. selected, t2l;
2-inch batiens.O G.. or beyel.d = 100 iineal ieet,
65c.; 2a-ipch oattens. q. c. or mveled 100
Inca, feet, 75c: 2I4'inch baitens, q. q. o, hey.
eed r 90 Inea feet. soc; clear shingies, $3.50
extra shinglcs. ~ 90; standard A shingles, $3.50
hath. 81 90 Times.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
MT TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

VISIT OF THE HANCOCK COLUMN To THE
DktEATEp PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE -
MEETING on THE NATIONAL UNION Asso-
CITATION -0sirUARy-THE POLAR WAVE
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REG ARpING THE
TOBACCO, CORN. AND POTATO CROPS
FIFTEEN NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
AND THREE DEATHS AT KEY wEsT-A
NEPHEW OF JOHN C. CALHOUN INSANE
THE ENTERPRISE GUN-wogKs, AT PITTS.
nURGH, PA. DEs1 RoYED BY FIRE-solITu
CAROLINA DEMOCRATS ARRESTED FOR
PRACTICING FRAUDS IN The LATE ELEC.
TIoN-BaUTAL MURDER OF AN OLD MAN
FOR HIS M0NEY-TuE SHIP GALATEA
FoUNDERFD AND TWENTY ONE PERSONS
DROwNED-A LANDLORD TARRED AND
FEATHERED IN IRELAND, &C.
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yellow Fever at Key West.

WAsnINGrON, November l8-ASsistant.
Surgeon Glazier, OF the Marine Hospital Ser
vice at Key West, reports fifteen cases OF
yellow fever and three deaths since the Sth
instant.
The National Board OF Health bias been
advised that the following vessels are about
sailing from Havana for the United States,
believed 10 have bad The yellow fever on
board. although more than fifteen days
eIansed since the last case: PEDRO Tuirell
and Valparaiso, bound for Charleston
Julito and Maria, bound for New Orleans,
and DobaranO, bound for Charleston.
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, November lS, 1880
country produce,

Annles: Green-From 81 to $3.50 pc: barrel.
h.sS,Oa ,: 2CM204c = D. -, -
Butter Prime 20 choice yellow 20 - '"'
sO Corn Msaf: sO@65c. bOahei for country zee
loI D az Erp,it Apples, 264c.; tackberres, 6c
cherries, l26lhc.; raspberries' 2oesZZc'
EJ0s. l9G20c. .o. ,o,,,,.,D
Foxsesd: sI.O5 y bushei. o,,o. .,o..x
HGv: Virginia timothy, sl.o5@tl.lO; clover
$50 csc. -,
edts; ba.e ir,sH II 80 plarrel Soc a oushe.
Poots: Ginseng, sl.l0@tl.29 ? II. seaeca Tree
OF tops, 4Oc. 2 10.
lard: Country. o.
Rys: s0d csc. y bushe!'
Sgmoc: Prime. 13c.
Shucks: 50d coo.
BaIed otrdto: 4OGoOe.
ttVooI: Washed. 4OG42 .; unw,shsd, 2S GZs.
Rnrry wool will bring from to be. g 10 res 'n@n
above rates.
cement. Lime. Plaster. kc.
C.n,,nt. Rose.dsIp. sl.40@ $50 2 barrel
LANES River, d .30@sl.40. ,.,.,A
I1as: Agricultural, eC9l0c. busne; Roeksnd,
ilS@si2.9l' az, ieeS eienSs Fs. ss ss@sOc.
Plaster: Lump. "a rs; rounG, 60 cAicineo
Tar: Large size, 1850
DRY Goods.
,-t,,.. Nerrirsck. 6X".: Merrimaek shifting,
~ richmond e.; south Bridge; Sc; racine
7c; sprasUe d s.a. s'sss saea les, 07 IT,
Snihtas,oU. az: Masry Pink, &c. Mallory Pur-
ple, 7c.; simpson Mourning; &C.; simnson ose S,
99c.; simpson Black, eAe.; Harmony oSe'' ASH
'a9 srs sS' cattcns Manchester Al &C.; Mar
cs p94 a. A. A., &c.; Rocsbriege - n
Sc james River o q 81 H. s ss@es janice s,Us,
~ Standard IA ID. d.. 7se.; SrsniIe,l,e Is
f.. 64c; Grsnltevii,e a. T. ~ La w. So'7 7%
"'l Bro,on Shestings: Pepperei lo'4' 2o'ic'' Az
drD,coss'na iS Sst,n9os and Sassit~os: New Yorl
Nils. isc. msu,a i23e;; paEo @ Zoe hSe For For
sT.Is De- Hero A. sxc. Pelham, 7c; Qn'ne
bang 7c Nope a &C. io es,' sSx s' e' %
curn Observation-Disclosures, l0c.; White Mapniastur
ios Ks.i,Sor's. xxi a Ssa Soaestass
A.. i4 c.; Coaesiosa c. E, i6e;; conss'osa ire
MUM, l7xc.; Conesiosssh s,,,isn 81 ~ &C.,; sheri
| Shirting Aripes' o"e'"""
dan '1G.n DC. ,..,,,sy,,,s 7.c: stark, SIC.
pennore Il, &C.: kockbridse "A, sc: n.
j. Tents.s; Jewe,t City, lie. Bos'on, W.
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Gun Works Burned.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, November lS'-Eafiy
,hi. morning fire broke out in the Enter
prise Gun-Work,, and the enire oullu'ug
Quilted. A large amount OF cartridges on
the third floor ignited and Kept up con-
tinual iusiade, preventing hremen from
approaching the building; Valuable build 10
ter, Ioss. $4,000 Brown q sons, proplle-
to,s Of the gun-workS, have been burned
ont three times within twelve years, besides
having the works Quilted by mob during
the riots OF 1871.
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1870, 45.75, 70 rs. SO 9j. 50 IL 400, 81 90
|t4.5O.s4.35. r. 4l.30.
The Pickett Hou-e sold 81 iiccsbesfs: hogss
heads indiana ieaf and u9s a. "a. s6.1O. IS 20,
1910. aud f4.45; 10 hogshesds Davies cysny
common l.sf a " 40. "a 10; 20 20. 20 70 :s.sg,
son county las a, $3.50; 9 hosshesds Warren
county Ienf al 90 90 s5.d5. IS 10, ~. - %, ssd
"a. 40, Is 40. 1918. &5.5s, t5.45. - go. t5.05,
"A so. Ass, and f4.i5.--Cogrt,r Journal.
fO,her houses hsd sales at like prices
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NEW yoRkIRoN MARxET.

NOVEMBER l7.-scOtch Pig-1he arrivals are
modtPa'e and they do not accumulate materially,
vices from & asyow. American pig rules firm, but
tn, re IS not much DONG Rats ore In good
demand. TIE following are the quota ioas for
No AmericaU pig At t2JQSI7; No. az
s2lMa22.5O. aud forge &c tl9dS2l. Scotch
pigat 1913 5Om a. VA tor G'engarnock; S2iaS240o
ion Collnpss: S23.50mSZ4 for Garischeifie, and
5000 S2l. 80 Tor Eglinion. English sieel rails
are quoted AZ S5750@s60. ard American steel az
s60di6J a. mills: ola rails, $50 5OMS27 tor t.
and S27.50G S2s for Il. h Wroueht scrap 1T ~ %
I.f
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

NOVEMBER l7.-ENDortcr- Ia fe secure some or
the ,ui0e lots offering which are to b. had ~ Ii.c.
taken a 100 l0,sc. HE re6ncrs sin ask l2c. for
ether New York, PhildrphiG. or BililrOTe de.
livery. Crude IN shipping order quoted ~ 6ah 7'sc.
and nipiha ~ l03,c. Reiued In clses quoted AT lSa
G1l5c. Crud- cefti cat opened al ss1,c. Did SOLD
up 20 Ole, a. cliued 10 SVe'.. closing with That
pr CO bid. fxp' ris for the week 3I57275 Pal-
Ions; expor from Jarutry l5t, 220.67S 1913 gol-
Ions; .xpOris same time last year, Pa e3J2 2O
gilInns.-JOnrnnk NJ GOnmefce.
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An aid Man Murdered.

CHARLESTON, S. G. November IL VIII
liam Mattox, an inoffensive old white man,
,yas hrntolly murdered at his house, near
D1nald,s depot, on the Abbeville railroad,
iasi nioht. Two men asked for lodgings,
and il being deaied, they entered the house
and demanded MattOx's money. Net get
ting it, they killed him and took 500; No
clew TO the murdertrs has yet Deen diScov'
cred. The wife OF the deceased was IN an
adjoining room
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER l7.-Priees this wees ranged as fol-
lows:
Beff C0ttlc.-Very hest. 4aG4ac. second quality,
4n4sc.; goOa. 34M3ac.; medium or good lar
Guahty 2AG3ac; bulls. 2A@3c.; rough oxen, tnin
steers. &C.. 2G2.c. q b.. gross.
Hogs.-VerN oest, 6M69sc.; common grades, &c.'
STA Sac q n. net.
Safep.-yery best. 4@igc.; common 10 good
3&@4c. q H., gross.
Ve0Is.-SiMS9 n head
Mich COioS.-il5af35 a head.
About 4l5 head of b, ef cattle, 565 hogs, and 8
sheep on the market. Cattle market t0lerably
active with a very full supply and prices about the
same on all grades qulliiv considered. az last week
Bet hogs have advanced fully &C. since la'r week,
hut the msfSe. Is rather sluggish.
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: cO.094 1924 5,7t9,74
Louisville MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.
MY EHbIH fUf y
vlRolxrA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA CHEWING IobA''" 80
Virginia bright extra and Cue pounds I9st o|v,'
v,,g,nia sns and extra liz. 75MSDc.; xifEih,a nD'
6-inch and l2-inch twist, ooMo 2e. lhIuw ,S.tnt
SInm 6.inch and 2.nch twist, 40 %fsc shtin'a
TneNuy, lQ's and l6's. 469iSc.' Vngin', mtu'.p
I2.imch nounds 45M50c.; NnRnl. copnyn -
inch rounds 4OG 45c.:ViITinia food br,epn, w.
az Vlretnla common H. Deh. 3Zt3o': VI
3D. mshogany and bright navy, 81 and as -
Ga5e. Virginia black navy, 81 ana 50 fZ'@S'''
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia 6ns smoking. II 20@siIo Virpin.hss
assorted, As "a 6Oc.: Sor.h Carolina Sn' o'"ers' ~
@60c. . ron.cco
Fine bright s's, blt954c.; hee tr,s'' . .ssalse'
M. a6d47c: mahogany 1900. ns' hn,'sn,
mahoeany double thick o.; 43sy4Tec' nanosa %
single :hick a.. 45@47c.; 90 and iOe Hsvss ss'
r,ncv sty,es 4565Oc.; bright 1904 IDS, to.ls a.i
hris6t double thick SIS. i6946e. brisot snst
,h,cs ais 4Sq4sc. bright DC. and ioe pmsS aug
fancy s,yes isCa52c PLAZA wrapper. Is-. o.. anu
lao A1c: plain. small work, AZ. seeoa" sr@"e''
| fbs, ~. aud a., 4n@ 42e.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO
second grades, fcs.. ~, aud 4VGAze N.Y. nS
Ming smoking, 34c.: STEM smoking, IN psVet. <ov
~, ard dry smoking, 226130c.; trlsnt aa, sisn.'
Ist,, ~ ~ and vs., 27@ SOC. bsigb. an" p.s"v 10
| lated In bags, geo Use; pipe smskitg, u p'v'' sc
Oc.-L0urisT-J"nr"G%
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NorSeIk.

WORK SUSPENDED on THE NEW LIGHTHOUSE,
&c.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. Va, November 1s.-Work on
the new lighthouse at Cape Henry has
been suspended until next spring, aud all
work on new buildings In the navy-yard
has been suspended until spring.
The new fog siren, Just built at Cape
Henry, went into operation yesterday.
II has been storming here all day.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER l7.-There Is more donL ior export
in Kentucky leaf at firm prices. Seed-eai - seIlne
well. The following are the quotations Tor YirgnIa
leaf: Dark-Common lg,. 4@ 44c'; go%d hugs, al ~
ac :. d,,yk wrappers al 9MI4c. Brighi-CommoD
mahogany at Od l Sc. good mahogany q l2fe2QS,:
fine mahogany az 25G45c.: Common bright al -
645c: extra bright at $4,000. smok'rs: brighi.
Common al s9l2c.; good az l2@l7c; hne at ~
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TOBACCO MARK ETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NOVEMBER 1.-THE following are inc quotation

NOVEMBER 1.-THE following are the quotations.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugS.-Comm0n to good, i4.ogGt6.
Ledf. Common, S6.50GS7; m"num, SSmf9
good, SO 81; line, sl2@tl4; extra foe, $500
$40.
Stem,ain g.-COmmon, S3@tI: meGinm, t6'G
$3.50: COCO, rSQ 80; fine, Sl0Gfl0.73.
DARK TODACCO-MANUFAcTu
Ira FiUtrS.-Common. f3.50@Si; mrdiln,
IeGT Filiers.-Common 1895 so; mediums,
36MfG.5O: good i7m IS; an, S9MSlO.
Ir0ppers.-C cannon, f7.6odfe.6O: O-nlnin e.
iS.500s9: good, f9.50@tl0; lie, tIU@blJ !:
extra sUu-cuTed, sl2@lJ.
BRIGHT roBACCo-NANUFACTUR
SmOterS.-COmmon, isQ%l0; medium, sl0'G
tl2: good, fl2@SI6; fine, : l6NiZ0.
FtHtFs.-l omnon, f6GSS; medium, S7@s9 :;
good, rlQdil2; line, nominal.
UrODDerS.-CO nm0n, tl0MtlG medium. u 5CG
40: good s2U9t3O; fEe, f40GS30: fancy, sG(
0S7j. -
br0Dp.rs. NatogdnJ-C 0mmon, yl2@tl5 {:
medium. $3.50 @2O; good, i22@f25 One, s30@
SAC; extra, ti5aij0.
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Lrrcs,s In Soutii Carolina for Frau"s
tuthe Recent Election.

GREEYvILLE, S. G., November IS ne
clerk az ire Board OF Managers, white
nemocrat. and one white citizen. also a
democrat. were arrested here to-day charged
win frauds in the recent election. IL Is
understood that many other arrests are TO
follow in Ibis Uhe Fourth congressman
district. which gave lire Democratic candl-
da,e I 400. United States Commissioner
Rivthc who examines he accused, Is the
defeated Republican capdidate.
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r,,. s,o,a Wave al the North.

ALBANY, n. Y, November lS.-Cars
reaching here this afternoon were covered
with snow and ice. Passengers report ,hat
It showed all the way from Monireal 10
Plattsburg. The cold wave struck TINS Guy
about noon. the thermometer falling 100 In
half an hour.
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Imngiues Himself the Saviour

SAN Francisco, Move mber 1S.--A Canda'
lara, Nevada, dispatch says John Z. Cal
houn: nephew OF the late South Carolina
Senator, has become insane and imogines
himself the Saviour. A wound received In
the war Is the cause OF MS insanity.
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obituary..

SUDDEN DfATH or HON. JOHN L. CHAPMAN.
BALTIMORE, November lS.-Hon. John
Lee Chapman, formerly Mayor OF Baltimore,
died suddenly to-day.
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<rw WORK pEASUT MARKET.

NOVEMBER 17.-PtaDuls rule Steacy IN price,
with III ,d.ratr inqnry. TIE qu0ttiiOns for Fir-
ginia are 3am3kc for prime, 3.@4c. for extra
prime, 4@44c. Tor fancy, and C. tor nd'p.ckcd.
Jouraai NJ Commerce..
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NEW YORn SUMAC MARKET.
So IBtexrncO

NOVEMBER i7.-->icily quoted ri $50 for best
br;,r.s aud S30Gsi0 for low grades Virginia at
S475OmS50 -JOUrhdt # Commerce.
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POLITICAL.
The Hancock Column Pays the Gene
raj "a visit and fIc Makes n Speech.

NEW YCBK, November ia delegation
Of the Hancock Column, Il political organi.
cation In this city, visited General Hancock
yesterday, and read to him an address in
which they said "Thouglithe people who
love aud honor the whole country have
been defeated, it has not diminished the
sincere devotion and profound respect of
the Hancock Column for him whose sue
cess has been married by apostacy. fanati-
ci>m, sectional hate, or scotarian passion
We shall ever with Garnet affection watch
your destiny, while all our people will hold
you in their keeping as a sentinel in The
hour of~Llanger. The solid South that is
mentioned by profane lips in mcckery. by
your mnisirations is the Pre- cursor OF a
solid Union Of love, liberty; and law. We
cordially invite you TO our homes, which
VIII always be warm with welcome, glad.
dened and honOred by your distinguished
presence"
The address was signed by Theodore f..
Tomlinson, president; Franklin Edison,
vice president; William Van Wyck, secre-
tary; John l.. B,gby, treasurer, and by
members of the Council.
General Hancock replied, thanking the
delegation for their visit, and promising at
some future tin,e to make formal reply to
the kindly sentiments expressed in their
letter. "You came a day after the flir,p
he continued, smiling, "and am restrair =
ed. by motives Of deiicacy which you can
all appreciate, from saying more at pres
ent."
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. November 16. 1880.
sALEs.-1O shares Of g.. G.. and A. X. II. stock Il
47k, 10 do. at 47k. 10 do at AK: 10 shares Of r.
and ID. u. z. stock at 65s, 10 do. at 85k, do. mt
s5h; 10 shares OF c., g. and A. X. r. stock at Az
900 Piedmont SIS at lOk.
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Election Of "a Judge.

ATLANTA, GA. November lS.--A. M.
Speer was to-day elected associate Judge OF
the Supreme Court.
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The Alabama Scuat0rship.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November 1S.-The
Democrats Of the Legislature, in caucus
this afternoon, nominated James l.. Pugh
for United States senator TO bill the vacancy
occas.Oncd by the death OF Senator llOus-
ton, which has been flied by Senator Pryor
by appointment. The election takes place
noyt V'uoSIly
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WESTERN TOBACCO.

The demand for tbs class OF goods ~ cosn1ed
principally 70 good old heavy-bcdied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old tugs, S4@s5: Kentucky River Tugs, 500
81; Kentucky River leai, y 3gtls.