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1oots einssnx. sec.; ssaseA, w'sAoa ~ 49,
Soda. Sal. lsase.. I. tsss; ise'isb sodA. &C.
sp5rSfs 1tsspsnffns. l5c.
Fsvstsn Fruits and Csp6y.
Qdsdy: 1y0i4c. -:
Lsmoas! Mesrfnn- e4.50@S6 boz.
Oydn1ss None In m2rser.
groceries. re.
Bacon. Shoulders. 7c.: clear ns-sisss. loo.
ribbed. exc: Virginia shoulders. 7@7hs: Viz
g1nis hos-round. GA Oxc. vryinis hams isrW u IL.
ii@iisc. SOCK iIeSt. canvssed hams. is@isxc.
three 'f Scoos. tiasSi9.
ti.sc@s2 so: four strinFs. " 256ss.
Coffee: Rio-Common. 1l@12c.: nir, lse
he; good 70 prime, I5@1oc.; LsxuayrA, Toe
Candles: AdarnaSyins candies. J2Y@lsc. Use
15Ml5xc. y ~: half-boxss. 49,: tsi'ow. lac.
0hssse: Prime cutting. l4@iAyc.: nortnerl
ga 1Oc.: English dairy. 1e@ZOc.; Pineapple, 2ts
Rice: Carolina. 7ep7k..
Eastern, ss.5oss4f Mackers'. No. j a.y. SIG |;
Ma. z. in arr, Is, %: No. mackerei. 80 de6t !:
No. l. In kits. s2.z, no. 2. In kits. sl.s7H; No.
Lard: Prime. rarres s-a nerces. 9kc. " han.
barrels. Toe; tubs, s4d skc. for New York; e*9
akc. for choice Baltimore. on.
tierces. 26c. barrels, 27s.: genuine Ro.pp sysup
3s@45c. = gallon: New Orleans. prime. o0SeOs
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, $50 Grear
.sugdr: Crushed. lie: pOwd.red loH.: graz
Oh 1885, ;xs a esGl,sfi;; ss'' extra y
Sosp: Common, sore; best washina. 7.1.ds'
toilet, 15@2Oc.: and fancy prices: country 46et.
Tsas: BLACK: 2j@s0.. imperial, 2597S; sur.
powder 35c. 81.
Hides. Leather. &c.
H,dss: Wet sailed. $3.50. dry salted l2al5c.
dry aint. l46l &c.: green. 5d6c.
Leather: Rough leather, 2SG35c. nulshe9 mar.
ness leather, 3Oid4Oc. finished uDoer sue }0c. !.
flushed kips, 40a5Oc.. nemock soles, 2OS@2SI
Iron. Steel. Nails. arc.
IRON. American renned. old Domiaion har,
6-l 0c. "a 10. for standard sizes; English nne
American sheet, A. 54c Swedes. hammered, b@
Taiis: oIa DOMINION. 1925 for standard sizes.
Plough Castings: wholesale, 3hc. res-ii, 4st
Rope: Manila best, l2x,.: jute. sHasc.
Lumber. slaves. sc.
Lumber: White oak. sl3@sls q 1000.
Wes.sln Virginia nopsr. &l4Msz5 y l,Ooo;
white pirs sl4Gs42.50 a 1000: yellow nine
and in demand; loist. s9aSll. according u
lengths. snIneIe.- Pine. sl.75@s2.50;, cypres.
six.Ineh: $685. p LOCO. Laths-spht IL sawed
Sares: Whisxey barrel timber. green. 81 S@&2ss
1000: seasoned s20@s2S 2 loo Flo ,ss az ~
Sc. hogsbead-hoops. zoe. u bundle.
Liauors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pins s2@sZ'So
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. 4l.25@s2: fruit. slice
8l.sO; apple. new. sl.75@fz; old, $I.25eDs3
Virginia beach. f2G&25O.
Rue WhisksvS: Medium, 81 % 0@so: pure Old :;
0s4; Virginia mountain, new, $29f2.6O, ~
s2.50Gt3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81. 25@f2: imported, &e p carr
Ne,o England Rum: s1.50@s1.6o
RectlEsd Whisksys: Market excited and higher
Powder Shot. &c.
Fuse Toys mining, 35d75c. y 100 feos
Ponder: SO by the five kegs-lese than bv
kegs, $3.50 blasting. SO .15@f3.h0.
Snot: Northern. ~ a bag OF 20 iDs.
SrfndStones: l99l4c. y ID.
Seed.
Cl0rer s5.50@s6.
Orchard Grass: Sl.50@sl.75.
Timothy S3@$3.25.
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I'm. K,us,s.mounsain Ceu,epp,nl.

TBg CELEBRATION YEsTERDAY-Tw ELYE
THOUSAND PERSONS PREsENT-INTERIsTING
CEREMONIES GRAFTON BY HON. JOHN W.
DANIEL, OF VIRGINIA.
CHARLOTTE, N. G., October AT the
lowest estimate there were 1900 people at
Kings Mountain to-day. A national salute
was fired at daybreak by the Richmond
(ya.) Howiizers, and at 10 A. N. q review
OF all the troops was held by General Hurt,
United States armv: after which the large
assemblage crowded around the speak
ers' stand. which had been erected in
ravine on the mountain-side. Seats
had been provided for 500 people on the
stand, and these, with the seats on the side
OF the mountain for the audience, formed
vast amphitbeafre. A lyric written BY Mrs.
Clara Dsrgan Mclean, OF Yorkville, s. c.,
and set TO music by Professor Llnebach, OF
Salem, n. g., was sung by an improvised
choir with fine effect, accompanied by the
Fifth United States Artillery band. The
United States flag, and others representing
the thirteen original States. After this
came the reading OF an ode written by Paul
II. Hsyne, Of South Carolins.
Hon. John w. Daniel, OF Virginia, then
delivered an grafton, which was universally
pronounced to be magnificent effort.
After the speaking a procession was
formed and marched TO the monument, and
the ceremony Of unwilling was conducted by
four Young ladies, supported by Governors
Jarvis Of North Carolina. Holiday OF Vir-
einis, and Jeter OF South Carolina, and
General Campbell OF Tennessee, the vast
audience singing the doxology.
AT p. NJ. dress-parade was held, and at
night the ceremonies were concluded by a
grand pyrotechnic display.
Taken altogether the celebration has been
an immense success.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO LuMHER MARkET,

OCTOBER 8 The largest feet Of luraber.Isden
vessels OF the season arrived daring Sunday ard
having been lowed insi5e since our last report. The
offerings consisted OF nearly al kinds OF both green
usual under such isree onerines, ihe msrsst vas
quite unsettled ana prices soInswhat hreguzr. Self
IN order to eT Ct saIes. however. ana less Than :
dozen exrgoes changed hands during The forenoon.
We repeat qao.s,ioss as follow; .o.xo .,
strips aud boards. 81 .50@1I5.50 Dill.run strips
and 20 .ss Ss. sis@sis A'h si7oSsi7S' 'A'H-
Cb,csso ward. dealers report continued active DE-
,nsnd for dry pine lumber. etc. snd prices remain
second clear 2-lnch, s45 arst and second clear,
2-ioch, s3S; A select, ~, .l4, and 2.inch, s3A;
select ~ III and i nsh s2e 2a4 s clear o ara
i1isilns. i sss '" snd Inch clear lbsse,.
ss2: :. aud s-inch select. i-ipch anishing.
boar l ss'ss i IT, aasS'i 'ss
stock boards. l2.ineh, 12. IA, and Is fce,,
49, stock boards ls;iesn ~ "a and and
u.s. u.s. Ss ' Boards eo'i isueb - feet. saS
SIS; q Io-inch stock. IL, IA, ana l6 fest:
$50; e loinch stock, IL. IA, and 10
2s ios SH a SSssd and ' up "sns ssa "pr s
l3 inches and upward. s27: ID box, Is inches and
upward, az: first commoD, G-inch ho0ffng. ~.
and NJ. S34: second common. 6-nch booYsux,
49, third common. 6-inch flooring. t24; fencing
1ooring, 6-inch. selected, 1880: clear aud nrss
common. 4-inch flooring e34: Is flooring. 4.ineh-
$40 flooring, 4-inch. $23 Norway clear and hrst
common. A TO 6-incb. $40: Norway second COM
mon. 6.inch flooring, 327; Norway third common,
6-ncb. *23: narrow common boards tselec'ccl ID.
and NJ. 316: narrow common dressed boards,
ts ship lap. *15; l0-fo0t fencing flooring, Sc
lected. $l4.60; first and second clear, IL, IL.
and 10 feet siding. $50: first common siding.
$3.50: second COMMON siding. $3.50; third
common siding, 3i3: fencing siding. $3.50: rom-
mon boards, 10 aud 20 feet. $l5: common boards,
1914, 16. and lS feet. &l4 No. boards. o. ~
feet 81 1: 4 and l4-inch common boards, 1890:
first quality fencing. 1880; No. 2 fencing. IL
and IS feet. or Il and is feet. Al so; inch
No. 2 fencing. tl1.50; Norway fencing $500;
joist and scanng, IL TO lS feet. 81 1.50: 2x4, 10
and 20 feet long, 1880: 20 feet long dimension,
4l3: 20 feet long dimeusion. $40 "a feet long d-
mension. t17; 20 feet long dimension $40: 20
feet long dimension. $40; 80 feet long dmeusjon,
$40 2-inch Gull plank. promiscuons width. 80;
2x4-nch culIs, all lengths, sl0; 2xl2, 30 feet
and over. 80 extra; fancy head and dressed Sc
lected pickets, t21 fiat rough pickles. 81 l@S.S:
lx-inch square pckets, ID. & H.. selected szl
2-inch batens, o. G. or beveled q 100 linea feei,
ESQ.,: 24-inch Dattens, o. e. or beyeed. = 100
ineal feet, 75c.: ~ inch baiiens o. q. or hy-
cleo, n 90 lluesl feet. Soc: clear shiGgies, 1920
extra shingles, 81 90; standard shingles, 1896
lalh. AZ Oh Times
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
OCTOBER 1.-THE following are the quotations !:

OCTOBER THE following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.--Common to good, S4.5o@f6.
LedC-C0mmon, s6.5O@S7: medium, $3.50;
good, $40 FL; fine, Sl2@sl4; extra fine, $3.50
Sic. -
$3.50 good, sSq So; fine, Sl0@S10.75.
DARK ToBACCo-NANUFAcIuR
L,,0 FiLLers.-Common. S3.50@S4; medium,
S4.50dS5: good, Sj.50GS6.
Lenf FiUerS.-Common S5MS5 90; medium,
6mS6.50: good, STA So; fine. sa@slO.
VTdDpers.-CommoU,s 7.50mSS.50; medium
80; good. $95O@sl0; fine, s10@Sl1 ;
extra sun-cured, Sl2M15.
BRIGHT MANUFACTURING.
SnokerS.-Common, SS@Sl0; medium, sl0@
sl2: good, Sl2GSl6; fine. sl6@S2O.
FiifsrS.-t'ommon, &6GSS: medium, S7@$9
good, Sl0MSl2; fine, nominal.
WrGDDerS.-C Common, 81 06ISl5 medium, VI 5M
500 good. S2O@S30; hne, S40@S50; fancy $50
@s75.
Wrappers, NahOgdny.-COmmon, sl2@tlb
medium, Sl56@20; good, S22@S25; fine, s30@
$40; extra, &45@t50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IS confined
Dally 10 good old heavy-bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old Jugs, S4@i5: Kentucky River Tugs, S109
fl2; Kentucky River leaf, *l30SlS.
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srrELEGRArH TO THE DISPATCH,

THE EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONVENTION ~
NEW YoRK-FR0sT IN TExAs-THE PRO-
POSED NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP FOR NASH
vLLE-THE LATE ELECTION IN eEoR-
eIA--C0NeREs NOMINATION.
oBITuARY-woRKO ON THE WRECK OF THE
ISAAC BELL-DEJARNETTET the MURDER.
ER-THE MIDLAND RAILROAD CASE DE-
CIDED-NoRF0LK COTTON TRADE-PER-
soNAL-RACEs AT JEROME PARK-coN.
yEyTIoN OF sHIP-owNERs AND MER-
CHANTS IN BOsToN-KING'S MOUNTAIN
CENTENNIAL. &c.-THB TURKISH CUES
TIoN--PARNELL's ALLIANCE WITH THE
pHYs1cAL-FoRCE PARTY-vARIoUs FOR
EIGN ITEMS, &C, &C.
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PETERSBURG.

sr,c,ps--uLxsss or AN OLD oIri'
..vsvRrous CASE or ACCIDENTAL SHOOT
,xc-rolIrIcAL aArrsRs-rnE RrropL''
c,xs MOVING : CONSERVATIVE sAss'skkr'
mo. ,
,uo,rxpondence OF the Kichmood pispsschl
OCTOBER Z, 1880.
Mr. Frederick Whitaker, a Young man
x.si5Ino on Dunlop street, 10 the wcstefn
ror,jon OF the city, attempted 10 put an enu
- HE IIfe last night by swallowing svou.
,,,eo ounces OF laudanum. which ne nsu
MS "a a, a drugstore near by Win the
ps sa',se that he wanted II for other purposes.
Yns, before taking the laudanum be paue
~. n,o,hcr goodbye, stating that he never
sn,.d 70 come out OF his room alive. IL
w, s,,Iy nv the most strenuous efforts oil
Ne p,yant and Lightfoot, the physicians
-, a,.re called 10 attend him, that fatal
,os,,It was preyented. To-day Dir. Whit's-
- a. heller. and In fair way To recover.
w. y n Robertson, for many years
.",u,nen, druggist Of this city, and sgent
sovsrsI ~ the life and dre-insurance
no,,nanies Of Richmond, Is iyiog very III,
with fnint hopes q recovery.
NJ n Il. Morse, an old and we.t-known
yawisb citizen. accidentally shot himseH 10
has room. AZ his residence on Boliipgpfooh
s,ree,. this afternoon, infiiciing, Vt Is fesreu'
yery serious injuries. Mr.. Morse mas Deen
~ ,or some DAYS, aDd 81 the time OF Inc
shoo,in0 was alone in his room. His VIE,
wLo was in An adjoining apartment, on
hearing the report OF the pistol 81 once
went 10 her HUSBAND and found him Iying
on the floor with the weapon by ms Soe:
Tbe h2Il entered the chest In the region OF
che he.rt. Mr.. Morse has long been IN the
,es,snrsnt business in this city. Ihe exact
nsr,icuIsrs as TO how the accident occurred
cannot well be obtained. :,
The Republicans Of this city VIII hold
their first general msss-meeting tomorrow
night at the Academy OF Music. Genersi
Wickbsm, DIR. Jorgensen, and 'Marshsl
Ramsdell are the speakers anDounced. III
looks as though the Republicans are about 70
begin an active campaign 10 this seclion.
The Conservative mass-meeting last nignt
wss a gratifying success. The attendance
WAS large. and excellent feeling prevai'ed.
Speeches were made by Judge Ould, Major
SirIngfellow, and Colonel 5. Is. Paul. Judge
Ou'd'> address was an able, calm, and con-
yinclne argument. The Conservatives VIII
have another rousing meeting on Saturday
night. when Maior John w. Daniel will
speak.
The mail train east last night and west
this morning on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad was delayed at Suffolk by
an accident 10 freight train at that point,
ROBIN ADLIR.
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New York Federal ElectiOn.Supervi-

New YORK, October 7.-Polce-Justice
Patterson (RepubIican), at the Tombs, to-
day, declined to grant warrant for the ar
rest of the Federal supervisor OF election
for taking and retaining possession on the
first day OF the registry OF naturalization
papers OF 1868. A complaint Of larceny oil
papers was made by Alderman Kirk Tam
many), and the Justices decIlnation was on
the ground OF. want Of jurisdiction, the Al
derman being directed to apply to the Fed
oral cCurf
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A SATISFACTORY TEsT.--(NorfoIk Land.
marx. Wednesday afternoon test OF the
efficiency Of the crew and apparatus Of the
Old Dominion steamship Old Dominion In
case OF fire was made under The supervision
OF j. W. Oasf, Esq, United States district
inspector OF boilers, and James Z. Dunbar,
Esq, United States district Inspector OF
bulls. No one on board the vessel knew
that The teal was 10 be made with tue exeep-
lion OF Captain George NJ. Walker, her
commander. Ia one minute from The time
the Trst alarm was given the crew had seven
streams OF wsfer PLAYING, and 10 less than
i've minutes they hsd the seven hosts of the
yesseI lowered and manned ready for use.
The test was propounced BY al higblY salts
factory.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

OCTOBER 6.-scotch pg--The movement Is siil
very moderate only small los iaken as against &C
ual needs, aud with supplies accommodating and no.
Thing especially encouraging from the other side
prices are unsettled snd easy. American pig-Tis,
position of the market is much as quoted for some
little time. The business IS very moderate. there
being an indis position to purchase In excess of
rent wants for IN. ump'ion. Rats are held Arm
and In demand. Wronsh scrap moves. out slowly.
American pig AZ f259s2e.60; No,2. at s211s22.
and forge at &l9@$Z Scotch pig at s22.5oe1
S23 so for Glengaruock; $3.50 for Col,ness
S22.5OGasz3.50 for GartscheIre, and s205O0s
S2I 80 for Eglinton. English steel rails are quoted
Of S60Qt6l, ard American steel AT S6Omf65 al
mills: old rails at t27efi27.h0 for =" ~ an0 s2S ~
AIS so for d. h. Wrought scrap at s25@S27
ex hip, and s26.50Glf2s from yard.-JOurRdi Of
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New Catholic Bishop for Nashville.

ST. LOUIS, October 7.-Bishops O'Csn-
nor Of Omaha, Hennessey OF Dubuque. Ho-
gan of St. Louis aud Kansas City, Ryan Of
st. Louis. and Archbishop Kendrick OF st.
Louis, held meeting yesterday at the resi-
dence OF the Archbishop to make arrange
ments for filling the vacancy at Nashville,
Tenn, caused by the appointment OF
Bishop Feehan Of that diocese 10 the Arch
bishopric Of Chicago. The names OF three
priests were selected and will be forwarded
TO Rome, when the Pope will select one OF
them for appointment 10 the Nashville va
cancy. Several other matters were discuss
ed, among them proposition to divide the
diocese of Iowa, but no definite conclusion
was reached.
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Yellox.Feyor RepOrts.

WASHINGTON, October 7.-R. J. Perry,
health officer at Key West, Fla, telegraphed
the National Board OF Health to-day as fol-
lows: "A suspicious case died here yeSter-
day. sick eight days. Another death this
morning reported yellow-feyer, following
continued debsuch. No new cases." The
National Board is informed that there were
fifteen deaths from yellowfever in Havana
for the week ending September 25tb. The
Spanish brig Carlos, which sailed from Ha-
yana for Shieldsboro', Miss, September
10th, is believed to have two cases OF yellow
fever on board.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, UctObtr z, 1881
Country produce.

THURSDAY, october Z, 1880
Country produce.
Ipples Green-Market glutted-from 75c. 10
seestoas . z0@2Ozc. y D.
Butter; Prime 10 choice yellow, 25@27c. fair
" Corn Neal: So@e5c. y bushel for country; zoe.
DRIED Fruit: Apples, 2@4c.; bIackberries, &c.;
cherries, 12@lhc.; raspberries, 20@22c.
fssthsrs: PRIME live-goose, 4o940c.; common.
Flarssed: sI.05 y bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl.oSGsl'lo; clover
'1 oat 81 aIed. eoc@s1.
fotSioss: irIsh--New Rose, sl.75 Sbarrel; ESQ
'I Roots: Ginseng, el@sl1o p d.; Seneca free of
tops, 40c. 2 10.
Lard: Country, s@s4c:
Rue: S0@s5c. y busneL
St.mac: Prime. I5c.
BsIsd Strdio: 35@40c.
Wool: Washed. 40@41c.; unwssned. 27G2sc.
BURY wool will bring from to SC. v ID less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose-dale. sl.4o@tl.5o p barrel
James River, sl.30GSl.4O. .,..r.,.,.-,
LINE: Agricultural, sedl0c. busnel; RockAnd
sII5GxiIo according to quantity; Jointer
ianisningl, tI.15; Gleun's Falls, S5@90c.
Plaster: Lump. "a 75 grouno, 10; caicineo
plaster. 41.60@Sl.75:
Tar: Large size, $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Prtr:s: Mcrrimack. ohc.: Merrimack shifting,
SIC. Richmond. 6H;.; south Bridge; sc. racine,
7c.: spraYue. 6,se.; sprague shirting, 6kc.;
iIn,neIs. exc: Aliens. 6Ac. Manchester. 7c. (;
washington o<c.; Msllery Pink, To-; Mallory Pur-
ple, 7c; Simpson Mourning, 7c.; Simpson Grey,
| 7c.; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony oHc'; ASH
'AI BrS SU' a. c"tcns Manchester \ A. Axe. Man.
chester "A A. A., &C.; Rocs6ridgs A ,, X:
TX. K, okc.: James River "A II, H., &c. James
RIVER Standard 4-4 ID: D., Tie: Graniteyills r.
S1e. re-: Conestoga D., 7c.; ConesloG. W, ~
Bro1n Sheettngs: PepDerei l0-4, 2oTc.; An
droscogen I0-4, 28.c.
Mills. I2c.; wsmsutta, 12c.; Davol, l0c.; An
restdas, &c. Hero ssc Pelham, 7Ae;; Dune ne
cu OVERWHELMINGLY 1Pl Zoe. White M.parastar-
4 7 r. a Co.; eonsssas &c
iac.; Conestoga c. T.. lbc.; Conestoga Pre-
MUM. ike: Consstoga y. II. Sc.
a, sA.5 as e. str'Ds'' Sheridan "a &C. s'e'
'a EyoUn Drills: Granitevills, 7yc.; STARK, shc.;
PeppereiIe, &C.; Rockbridye "A; ;, Sc, ac
Cotton Piaids: Ottawa, 81; Toedo' Sc'
VIZ, Go s,it'n J,ass, Rocsprt.sc.
CSmSiics: Flat Fsld. &C.: Paper. &c.
Dyuxs, Dyestufs. Oils, Re.
zz 'S% t..hO "A gallon.
Concentrated Lys: tS.2o@h v oaee on ~"
dozen. -
0ocktnsaI: e6c. p D.
1 Ess5ss. ( sl sssi.iiSe' '''
otisa LinsesS ssc machine q @sl: 20; sDsrn
also; whale; 7cc;; su1 1se.; sweet. 81 = aoIsn
lest sai.S. Is.S castor, ei2s gallon virxin,s
Iiubricatng. 3Ossouc.s serossas' AN - S"''' -
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n.o,n of n weil.Krown AIexandrian.

ALEXANDRIA, October 7.-Captaln Jam6s
M. Steuart, postmaster OF the United States
House Of Representatives, died here to-day,
after lingering Illness; aged afty.four
years. He served in the Mexican war as a
lieutenant. and in the Confederate army as
captain in the Seventeenth Virginia regi-
ment. He WAS elected postmaster OF tho
House Of Representatives 10 1876, and re-
elected in 1878. He bad held many of1ces
OF trust both in Virginia and California.
which latter State was for long period his
home. He was member OF Alexandria
Washington Lodge, A. f. and A. NJ, No.
%
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Serious Shooting ARRAY I'm SOuth
Carolina.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., October IA serious
affair occurred near Sumter, IN this State,
to-day, between Julius A. Boyd and his son
on one side, and b. II. HUssey and his wife
on the other, resulting in the shooting OF
the elder Boyd in the stomach and OF his
son in the thigh. Hussey was shot In the
knee. TIE parties are all white and neigh
bors, and the fight grew out OF private
Quarrel
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THE WRECK OF THE ISAAC BELL-COTT0y
TRADE CONGRATULATIONS.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatsh.I
NORFOLK, Va, October 7.-Captain Fl.
A. Bourne Is here, and Is engaged with a
steamer and schooner on the wreck Of the
Isaac Bell
over 5000 bales day is the rate cotton
Is coming IN now.
At the annual meeting to-day c. W.
Grandy was elected president Of the Cot
ton Exchange, w. W. Gwathmey declining
reelection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

Writ OF ERROR FOR rnE nUnDEnxR DRyAR-
SErrE--DEcIsrox IN THE MIDLAND RAIL
ROAD CASE.
Especial telegram 10 the DispstchI
STANTON, Va, October THE Court Of
Appeals in the DanvilIe Deiarnette case to-
day awarded writ Of error to operate as
suprsedeas. The prisoner, who was to be
hung on the Goth, Ia TO remain 10 custody
until the case is heard on appeal.
The decree OF the Circuit Court Of Alex
andria In the Virginia Midlsnd case was
affirmed, which action confirms the sale Of
the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08
NEW YORK pETROLEUM MARKET.

OCTOBER There 10 not much STIR 10 demand.
but redners offer very spsriDgly, and full unchanged
prices quoiabe. Crude in shipping order squoted at
6A6sc.: nsptba a. 10he. Refined quoted At ".
for BaltIaOre. Refined In cases at 14k61 l5tc.
Clint R0udebush Il Co. favor US with the Following
from The oil eenIies: Sales United certificates
icrnde petroleum. here, 10000 barrels: oil City,
AT 600 barrels: Bradford, 203 900 barrels opened
nj 96Ac.: highest sales a; 96isc lowest sales At
csc. closed vi 94asc. bid. Exports for the week,
7.050.290 gallons; exports from January lst.
192. 2SZ 9l9 gallons: exports same lime 'a'i year,
l99,49l,4SS gallonS-yOurndi Q| Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

OCTOBER 5.-1he Ninih-SiTeet House sold 81
horsheais: g h0gsheads Henry county cutting haf
and hugs at 1919, s. 8. $ll.25 $3.50, $3.50, and
as; hogsheads Logan county loaf and tugs ut
SO. 80. 1910, $40. s4.S5. "a, and ~ hogs
heads Davies county leaf and Tugs at $500 "a 40,
"a 35. a 80, aud 81; 5 noesheads Warren county
common leaf and lugs at 1895, 1915. 1900, ~ 30,
and 81. 20; hog.heads Hancock county common
leaf aud Tugs at IS so. 50 80, &4.95, "a so, and
S4.55; 4 hog. heads Barren county lugs at 1865,
"a AS s4.3U, and s3.45; 23 bogsbeads good leaf at
private sale.-COurt,r Journal.
I,aJ olos ka
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

WHEAT White, % /" shells very good on private
terms; 20 bushel. good at $l.l2-tOta. so bushels.
bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.16; 80 bushels
good Lancaster at Sl.l3; AS bushels bushels good
Lancaster at S1.l2; SO bushels common Lancaster
at &l.O3; "a bushels bushels very good mixed at
s1.l7; BOO bushels good mixed at Sl.l6; 26 bush
els good mixed at S1.14 22 bus hels good mixed at
sl.13; 2S6 bushels good mixed on private terms
Fulfr on private terms 100 bushels very good Fultz
At Sl.1l; $50 bushels good FuiiZ at Sl.10: so
bushels good Fuiiz at .09; 20 bushels good Fulz
at Sl.0S; 20 bushels fair fuz at Sl.05: ITO BUSH
els common fulrz at sl.03: 20 bushels common
Fultz az $l-total, / .906 bushels.
CORN White, 800 bushels prime at 62c.; 100
bushels very good at 6lc.-tOtal, 900 bushels.
Mixed. 80 bushels very good at Gle.
OATs.-l, 900 bushels western on private terms
so bushels prime winter on private terms-to,al,
1850 bushels.
PnAS.-30 bushels at 90c.