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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-17
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, September Is, 1850.
Country produce.

THURSDAY, September 10, lsoO'
Country produce.
Bssswar: 2o@20Hc. "a n.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, 22@3Oe. fair
" Corn Neal: sc q bushel for country; zoe. for
city mills. ,,,,, o.
Cherries 1ries i2Sioc.; rssp6erries, 3O@22c.
fssthsrs: Prime live-goose 4O@45c.; common.
25c.
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl@sl.06; clover. $50
9oc.
PotSises: irsl--New Rose, sl.75 Bbarrel; ESQ
'Y Roots: Ginseng, 9oc@sl p d.; Seneca free of
tops, Ace. q n.
Id Lard: Country: s@s%c:
Rye: s0@ s5c. q busnel
SHmac. Prime. 15c.
BsIed Stra0: 35@40c.
Wool: washed. 4o@41c.; unwsshed. 27a2sc.
BURY wool will bring from TO DC. . ID less IMAM
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose>daIe. sl.40@s1.5o q barrel
James River, 81 30@Sl.40.
Lime: Agricultural, SCGl0c. y busnel; RockAnd,
sl.i5GsI.Zo, according TO Quantity; Jointer
thnisning), Sl.15; Genn's Falls, e5@90c.
PIGstsr: Lump. 81 rs; grounc, ~; calcined
plaster, Al 60@sl.75:
Tar: Large size, $40.
DRY Goods.
Prints. Merrimack. 7c.: Merrimack Shifting,
&c. Richmond, e.; South Bridge. &C.: Pacific,
7c. sprague, &c; sprague shifting, oSc.
wssl,nston SIC. Nisllery Pink 7c. Mallory Fur
ME. 7c.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey,
re-; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony &C.; Ash
'ai BrS SU - coitcns Manchester X A., 64c. Mar
chester A A. a., 6se;; Re snn 81 fy n;
s ssme sa mseF Rivs r. ~ = Eli syn jaime.
River standard A ID: d., Tie; Grsnl5evll,, X.
r.. 6zc. GrSniteyille "A r. r.. ~; rocahon'as
Bropn Sheetings: Peppereil l0.4, 25hc.; An
droscoggin 10-4, 2sxc.
Bsas s. slsrt m.y,,a a"d aae psSo ioe An.
droscofgin. L.. &C.; Fruit OF inc Loom loe,i For
rssdasls sf n:p zero Eclipse a4 &C. security
<, &c. Pepperell los, 27ic.
"yiroham ,.-Plunkei, l0c.; White Msnufsctur-
Ing it oe d SsscSsi a. A. ias conesosa c.
MUM ni nj ike: " coaesiosa +. r.. lee
ShirtinS Stripes sheridan A. oe' '"e''
ua Eroon DrtlIs. Granitevirs, eye; STARK, sHc.
Peppere,le, &C.; Rockbridge IA, Be.
| Hsnfms. Jewett City, lie. Boston, &c.,
Cotton Piatds: Ottawa. sss.; Toisdo' &C.
oi 1 s,fs'n Jsas ne. Rocsp,rt. Sc.
| Cambrtes: Flat Fold. &C.; Psper' 7c'
Drugs, Dyesssfrs. oils, &c.
zis"sn. 'Ssa.so gallon. 49,.
oonesnsratsd Lys: es.ss@~ y eass Of ran
dozen.
| Coppsyds: eve.
| CocktnsaI: zoe. v n.
1 ssssss: Z si ssgsGSe' i'''
ofs. Liusssd. Toe: machine q @sl.gs; susrn
N 20. whale. 76c.: straits. 50@60c:: Lsofador'
scd o. eoaeos; bard ?Sc; as ;s ssIi Se virginia
lubricating, S0@oOe'' kerossns' So
| Ion.
sss Gt n.s:. % ee.: seasoa, without ,ep, sse
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A New Railroad Enterprise.
TCbarlottesyille Jeffersonian


The grading for the round-bouse and
shops of the Virginia Midland railroad, 10
be built on the land recently purchased by
that company from X. III. Fife, ESQ.,, has
been commenced. The site OF the shops Is
a few hundred yards beyond the Junction,
and the round-house, shops, yard, and
tracks will occupy seven acres. The build
ing will be begun Immediately. and it is eX.
pected to be completed by the middle OF
November. The buildings will comprise a
to accommodate seven engines,
repair. shops for the road, and club.room
for its employees. This Is new feature In
railroadiog here. but the utility OF the plan
is apparent to all. The men will be sup
piled with lodging-rooms, and will conse-
Quently be at hand on the shortest notice.
There will also be number OF side-tracks
and turn-table in the yard. A part OF the
force from the Alexandra shops will be
kept here, amounting 10 about forty men.
and much OF the repairing OF the road will
be done In these shops.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nav YORK September g. oen.-Stockss strong
Money on call. 20l3 per cent Fxchange-Lone,
48Ok short, 4s31l State bonds dull. Governments
quiet. rs..
4SOA. Governments strong and higher; new pc,
l02k; AZ per cents, 110n; per cents, lloS'
States dun.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 16.-The Posts financial
article saws: The volume OF business at the Stock
Exchange Is smaller than for several days. Unlied
States As and A. are x higher. the former being
day. and the AIS being 11Oh01l against llus
mll0H at the case Yesterday. The higher price
ever paid for the As was 10Y last week. Inc D'S
To-day are lower Railroad investments are de-
lation while somewha' feverish, has thus far to-day
resulted in higher prices Than were current al the
close Yesterday. The active stocks continue 10 be
frie. Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwest, Milwaueee
and ST Paul Manhattan, and the coal Stocks, whcn
are up k6o14-the latter Milwaukee ana ~. faul.
Money on call is 2kG3 per cent; time loans are
sac per cent, and prime mercantile paper 4'ig1A
per cent. , =. H..
limited States 4 per cents, 1l0xOl l0a: united
States Az per cents, ll01s@1 lO%; ID OF {; 800
99I sales New Jersey Central, 767s; Ohio and
95 Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 80; Lake Shore
IOSk: Northwest, l03h: Northwest preferred,
l241; Iron Mountain, 554; Rock Island, liSA |;
ST. Paul, Ok; 81. PAU preferred, ll2: Wabasbi
81. Louis and Pacific 36s: Wabash, 81: LOUIS anu
Pacific preferred, &c; Kan'as and Texas, 49,
Western Union Telegraph, 1919; c. c. and l. c.,
1913; Pacific Mall 40H.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 16.-VirPinia 6's, de-
ferred tx: cOnsO's 6Si; second series. 20 past
due coupons, COX; new l0-40's, AIN; IO'4Os,
coupons, 95k. BID to-day.
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LATEST NEWS.


THE MAINE ELECTIONS; a CLOSE con-
TEST: THE STATE CLAIMED BY BOTH
REPUBLICANS AND FUsIoNisTs; OFF,
cIAL FIGURES PROBABLY NECESSARY
FLOODING RAINS AND GREAT DAMAGE
IN TExAs-CoNFERENCE IN RELATION
TO THE DEBT OF THE CITY or MEMPHIS
THE KEMPER COUNTY tMIss.J ALLEGED
MURDERERs AcQUITTED-THE KENTUC-
KY LYNcBERs-FATAL EXPLOSION IN A
COAL MISE-coSGREssioNAL NOMINA-
TIoNs-oUTRA6E BY NRwFoUNDLAND-
Frs ON AMERICAN CoD-F1sHERs = THE
AUsTRo-GERMAN ALLIANCE-THE ENG
LIsH COTTON LABoR-T TROUBLESOME
DULCiGNo QUESTION; THE ULTIMATUM
OF THE PowERs-FRENCH JEsUIT5 Ex-
PEELED FROM ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
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The Charlotte IN. CO. Observer says: In.
tell.gence has been received in that city
from private source OF the Death OF Major
James Il. Kerr, the father Of the Salisbury
bar and long q prominent and highIy.re.
spected member OF the legal profession In
that toyp.
r. M. Emerson, ESQ.,, OF Wilmington, N,
c., has been appointed assistant general
freight and passenger agent Of the Will
uisgton and Weldon and Wilmington, Cos
h, 'wDia and Augusta Railroad Companies
un,. Ter the new regime.
Mr.. w. Il. Vanderbilt Is to have In his
new bo,'se 81. ZEN did square block OF stone
coptsspIns 100 .sc'id ieei: which has Just
been shipped from a. indiana quarry.
The Philadslphia school authorities will
admit no child 40 : pupil who has not been
properly yascinated.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l6.-The following are the quota
tiOns
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Ltigs.--Common TO good. S4.50@S6.
Ledf-COmmon, S6.50@S7; medium, 5000 !;
good, $40 ISL; fine, Sl2@sl4; extra dne, $3.50
sl6.
temming-Common, 1904; medium, SEQ
$3.50 good, SSdS9; fine, Sl0@S10.75.
DARK ToBACC0-MANUFACTUR
lag Futers.-Common. S3.50@S4; medium,
sI.50GS5: good, $j.50@S6.
LedT FiHerS.-Common. S5MS5 50 medium,
S6GS6.50; good, S7dSS; fine. S9@fl0.
WrdDperS.-COmmOn,$ 7.50dSS.50: medium
iS.501S9; good. s95o@$l0; fine, $l0@sll :
ra.sun-cured. S12@15.
BRIGHT ToBAcCo-MANUEACTURI
Sn0kerS.-Common, SS@Sl0; medium, sl0@
4I2: good, :12MSl6: fine, Sl6@S20.
Fitiers.-COmmOn, S6dsS; medium, $7M$9 :;
good X10@Sl2; fine nominal.
Hr0ppers.-C0mmon,Sl 1908 3 medium, u 5G
500: good, f20@S30; fine, s40@f50; fancy, s8l
@s75.
Wrappers, NshogdnV.-COmmon, &l2msl5 !;
medium, Sl5dM20; good, s22@S25; fine, 5000
$40; extra, S45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
principally to good old heavy-bod Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, S46i5: Kentucky River hugs, 800
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, xl3Mt1S.
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Especial telegram to the Dispa'chl
NORFOLK, Va, september 10 Young
webb. who was shot by negro hack.driver
on the Princess Anne road on Sunday night,
died this morning in great agony. DIR. Gait,
coroner, held an inquest on the body this
afternoon.
Colonel Thomas II. Webb, father OF the
deceased, was taken suddenly and seriously
III this morning.
Outrage on American Cod-Fishers.
Boston. September 16.-The schooner
Moro Castle. Captain j. b. Mass, arrived
at Gloucester from GraDd-Bank Goldfish
Ing trip. She reports, wednesday, August
4tb, anchored near Job Cove about mile
from shore in Conception bay, N. F.. for
the purpose OF procuring bait, and, after
purchasing squld, len. During the absence
OF Captain Mass on Thursday morning the
crew attempted to catch few squids with
figs, when the vessel was boarded by 200
or 900 natives, who drove the crew into
the cabin.way and forecastle and attempted
10 get the vessel under way. Captain Mass
returned and found the observation-disclosures
very threatening. but as by this time the
vessel began drifting on the rocks, they be-
came frightened and left. The vessel came
very near going ashore. The day previous
the schooner Victor, OF Gloucester, was
boarded in a similar manner and violence
used 10 prevent her fishing. The New
foundIand Governments objection to Sun
day fishing and the use OF the seine does not
bold in this case, as the crew OF the Moro
Castle were line fishing and had caught but
few squid.
The Alleged Mississippi Murderers
: Acquitted.
DE KALB. Mss, September 16.-The ar
gument in the case against Virgil and Hous-
ton Gully for killing Gilmer was concluded
this morning. The trial has progressed
quietly. The only thing Of fresh interest.
to those attending was letter received by
Henry j. Gully, post marked and dated
Goshen, n. Y, threatening death to him
unless he leaves Kemper county, and
pledging the honor and bravery OF the
young men OF the North to avenge the death
Of Chisholm by wiping out the entire Gully
crowd. At O'Clock p. M. the jury re-
turned with verdict OF not guilty.
Burned by u Mine Explosion.
PolTsvILLE, PA. September 16.-An ex-
plosIon OF sulphur occurred this morning at
Richard Heicksber g. Co.'s Kohinoor col
liery, near Shenandoah, by which Richard
FresiZe, inside foreman; John Hargraves,
fire boss; and William Manuels. Dennis
Coogan, and John Coogau, miners, were
seriously, and Frank Temple. miner,
slightly burned. The mel have all been
taken out OF the mine, except John Coogan,
who is supposed TO be dead.
Kentucky LawIessness.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September 16.-At
Guthrie, KY, last night, 200 men met and
discussed the question whether they should
visit Springfield and lynch the remaining ne
groes convicted with Laprade for murder,
but they afterwards dispersed.
Six prisoners were brought here last night
by the sheriff OF Robertson county and
placed in Jail for safe keeping by order OF
Governor Marks.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 15.-Amt rican pig accumulates,
and is more freely offered Vt the decline. Trans
actions are very inooerate. SEQ CHI pig arrives In
excess OF wants, and continues easy and Irregular
in price. Wrought scrap moves out slowly and g
l,400 tons Of American pig In lots within the
quoted range Quotations: No. American piE at
f266S2S No. 2 at s22Gs23. and forge at $l9Ss
$el. Scotch pig at s23. J0@&25 for GienRarnock {.
s2450@$25 for Colrness; s24 at25 for Carts
cheIrie, aud s21.50@$23 for Eglinon. English
steel rails are quoted at $62@f63, al d American
Steel at S60d&65 at mills old rats at $27Nl
s2T.hO for "T," aud &2SdfzS so for d. b.
dlf32 from yard-JourndL Of Commerce.
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LYNCHBURG.

REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION CALLED
rIRE-"XEw ENGLAND LIPE IA QUESTION
CONCERNING THE WIDTH OF THE SIDEWALKS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispacb.l
SEPTEMBER Is, 1880.
The Republican District Committee, OF
which Captain John +. Wilson Jour post
MASTERY Is chairman, has issued call Tor
he assembling in this city, on the 10Th in
$ tant, Of Republican District Convention
10 the purpose OF making nomination Tor
Co ugress. The persons prominently spoken
OF connection with the nomination are
Collie ctor John III. Rives aud colored mail
agent named Carter Jones. The chances
are or, ,babiy in favor OF Mr. Riyes. This
action { the Republicans makes even more
homeless any hopes that MIR. Frazier may
have epte, tanned OF success la the district.
The fire which destroyed Mr.. j. Is.
Sbaner's 81. BIKES, slaugbter-house, &c. on
the suburbs II the city. was more destruc-
tive than was at first supposed. Tue loss
was 1880. VIII tea was insured ior si,zoo.
II Is announe, ID that DR.. q. w. BagDy IS
TO visit the city an early day and deliver
an address on IN recent observations OF
New England life. The course of free lee
lures under the aus, Diees OF the Holcon.be
Halt Association viii " undertaken next
week or the week after.
A knotty question has vtsen IN connec.
ton with the relsying Of 1sin street and
the widening Of the sidews ks, as author
lied by the CITY Council. WIT OF seventh
street, II appears. the houses "a me soutn
side encroach upon the line, and ~ the city
engineer proposes TO run the linz sraigp.
The sidewalk on one side will be b, fpiee
or four feet wide, while on the otht slde
The sidewalk will be thirteen feet 1'tos.
The property holders and storekeepers 90
the south side object TO this arrangement.
and meeting OF the Council Is TO be held
this evening 70 consider and decide the
msfter.
There Is great rejoicing among ell true
Democrats here over the glorious news
from Maize. TELEPHoxE.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER I6.-Prices ibis week raueed AZ ioi'
Besf Cattie.--yery best, 46a4zc.; good, 3x@3Ac.;
nediii IN or good fair quality, 3d3sc. rough oxen,
Buils-Extra heavy, ss@3&e.; medium to good ~
a sc. y ~. gross. .
SSssp.-very ce,i. 4a4sc. medium TO good, 81
@3kc. p H.. gross.
Vsats.-t4@t9 " head.
Mica Cocs--4l6@tS5 y head.
About S64 head OF beef eatsie, s&4 hogs am |,
few sheen ano lambs on the market. Cattle market
fai,Iy active cousids ring the very fun supply Tor
line last two weeks. but prices are probably some.
what weaker for medium and low grades, ana Sut
rfsbipped. Rest eorn.isd h6gs show more ACTIVITY
and have advan etd Ae. since last qpo.a'lcns.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l4.-1he market was hrm. with
small offerings. The sales aggregated so hoesheads ::
The Kentucky Tobacco Association sold hogs
heads 2 hogsheads Mclean county leaf and Tugs at
$5.l0 and "a 80; l hogshead Nuremberg county
lugs at 80; hogsbeads Livingston county hugs at
1915 and $40; hogshead Indiana low leaf at
$4.40 hOgsheads Hart county lear at $425.
The Pike House sold hOgsheads hogsheads
Owen county leaf aud Tugs at s19, 1929 81 g. and
S12.75; hogsheads Grayson county low leaf and
Tugs at 1880, 1870, sf25, s4.l5, aud 1910
lOuritf- Journal,
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LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l5.-Keniucky leaf has good In.
qury and Is firm. Seedieaf holds 10 very steady
nrices and trade fair sales Of 400 boeshesds Ken
iucky leaf at 4i IKE; 200 cases 1879 Pshnsylya-
mia on private terms; $50 cases 1879 New Eng
yate terms; 400 bsles Havana at s5c.@tl.I6.
Quotations for Virginia leaf are: Dark Common
lgs at 4G4kc. good hugs az 4Hm 51c.; low leaf AZ
e6l7c; good leaf at 7G9c.; dark wrappers az ga
l4c Bright-COnm0n mahogany nc 1901 oe.j
good mahogany at l5@20c.. tine mahogany Of goa
45c.: common bright at l5@20c. good bright AZ
26@35c.; fine bright at 35G045c.: extra bright at
45G6Oc SmOkers-Brigbt common at 6@l2c.;
good al l2Gl7c.; fine at l7@22zc.
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WAsHrNGToN, September 16.-An order
has been issued by the General Superin-
tendent OF the Railway Mail Service, direct
ing the postmaster at Richmond, Va, 10
hereafter dispatch The registered pouches
for Augusta, Ga, by The Richmond railway
post.Offjce.
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New ORLEANS, September I0.-A spet>al
TO the Times from San Antonio, Texas.
says: "Flooding rains are again passing
over this section. All the streams are up,
some higher than during the recent freshet.
Great damage will be done TO the stock and
fences"
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l5.-There Is fair cal for supplies
on wants OF consumers and prices showing marked
sire myth. The quotations for Virginia 41Sc for
prime. 4Ac. for extra prime, &C. for fancy and 04@
B &c. for plcked.-J0mrnaL 0f C0mmerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 434 bushels. Red, 3,7o6 BUSH
els: OF which b22 bushels were re-exhbited.
CORN White. 456 bushels.
OATs.-2,7l6 bushels; Of which 1852 bushels
were re-exhiblted.
MEAL.-56 bu. hels.
RYR.-24 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels very good at SLIP
IA bushels good at tl.06-total, "a bushels Red,
so bushels very good Lancaster at sl.lO; 10 BUSH
els very good Lancaster at Sl.09; 20 bushels very
good Lancaster at s1.0S; l20 bushels good Lancas-
ter at OF; I'll bushels good Lancaster at 90
'2O6 bushels prime mixed al Slip; SO bushels very
good mixed At sl.l0; ga bushels good mixed on
private terms 62 bushels common mixed NJ sl.Oz
$50 bushels very good Fultz at 81 .06; IT'S bushels
good Futz at sl.05; Az bushels good FuIiz At
81 O3; 3l4 bushels fair FuliZ at 81 8f bushels
common Fuliz at 90c. "a bushels common Fuliz
at Soc; so bushels common Fultz at 63c.-total.
2,427 bushels.
CORN White, 374 bushels very good on private
terms; IA bushels good at 56c.-tota, 3sS bushels.
OATs.-60 bushels prime winter at co.,, ~
bushels prime winter on private terms; Lilo
bushels very good winter On private terms-totai,
1,9IS bushels.
RYE-2O bushels very good at 90c.; bushels
common AT 70c.-total, "a bushels.
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AIExANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l5.--Prises to-day ranged - io'.
medium or fair quslity, S43tSAc. ordinary, 2&sn'
SLc. Calves, 9A4alkc. sheep. 4@4ke. LAMB ~
m6ic. Hoss, 6s9 ne. Cows and cs'vess sSV@
The market This week was fairly supplied with eat
ne. PRICE,, quality considered, were not gua'e 70
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nsEu ~ sssf wstk |, as ~ ~ Il {. I'D .
f'ajses IN good suypv ana sn good oemsnd Al an<-
ttisns. But few slieep aud lambs are COMING In.
and prices are fraction higher with kood demand.
Hogs scarce and high. Cows and cslye, IN fair sup
ply aud moderate demand - 6nseff<.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.


VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 10000.
Virginia hne AMI extra fg, 75GS0c.; Virginia tine
6-inch and 12-inch twist, 60M62c.: Virginia me-
dunn 6-inch and l2.inch twist, 46;G4sc. Virginia
medium los and les, 46G4Sc.; Virginia medium
12-nch pounds, 45@50c.; Virginia common l2-
inch pounds, 406 Virginia good bright linen.
35c.; Virginia common 11-inch. 32@33c.; Vr.
gina mahogany aud bright navy, 3's and as "A
@45c. Virginia black navy, 3's and AS, 42@45c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. Sl.20@Sl.25 Virginia
assorted, 45@60c.: North Carolina and Others Az
@60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright s's, 81 G54c. fine bright, 3's, As and
fbs.. 46d47c.: mahogany 1907. tbs., 45@46c.;
mahogany double thick 5's. 456e47c.: mahogany
single thick IS 45@47c.; sc. and Toe. plugs aud
fancy STYLES, 45G50c.: bright 1902. fbs 466l47c.
bright double thick 5's. 46@4sc.; bright single
thick 3's, 46@4sc.; bright &c. and 10c. plugs aud
fancy siyies. asa SEE; plain wrapper. 49,, 10. aud
1901. Acc. plain. small work, 42c.; second grades
ibs., Us, and as, 40@42c. TO-.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades. MS, Us. and as. 40M42c. mixed
plug. smoking Sac. STEM smoking, In paper. Use;
cut and dry smoking, 22M30c.; bright and granu-
lated rs, A's, and rs. 27M30c.; bright and granu
lated IN bags, 29076c; pipe smoking, In paper, 2S
al 3Oc,- Courier Journal
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Ew YORK SUMAC MARKET.
~ Photograph.

SEPTEMBER l5-Sicily quoted at s75 for best
brahds ana t3Oas40 for low grades; Virginia at
S50.-JOurndt Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK, September l0.-The bark
ErInoRh, from Port DE Paix, HaYti, was
lowed In here to-day, her whole crew being
down with yeIlow.ieyer. Two men died
from the disease on the passage.
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Mr.. L. n. Blsckford, principal OF the
Episcopal High School near AiexsndFia,
who has for the past two months been ab-
seat IN Europe, reached bone Tuesday eve
ming,
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ALExANDRiA gRKADsTurr Magic

SEPTEMBER 15.-The msrhet Is setive and nrm.
wheat 10. dxy we're ebf but prices re there
were some choice offerings OF bo.h fultx aud Lsn-
caster, and saits were made OF 176S bushels af 90,
mer. and e1.0i. ti.0e. clio, and eI.fz for the
latter AS 70 qaality. corn Is hiu, wh sales OF 600
bushels OF white ~ 56kc. No rye or oats repor ed.
country produce Is scarce and wanted ut hizber
6gurts. O,hsr articles Unchanged Gazette.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, September 16.-The Daily NecS
publishes the following:
ConSidnttnOp!e, September 14.-The late
Cabinet wished Turkey 10 yield on the Mon
tenegro question, and the Sultan consented /;
thereupon Said Pasha, by means OF his
great influence in the Palace, frightened
the Sultan into resistance to Europe. The
Sultan is now surrounded by clique who
are utterly ignorant OF European policies.
Risa Pasba has resigned, having refused to
play a double role"
DuIcignO.
LONDON, September lG.-The Vienna cor
respondent OF the Times telegrapbs as fol.
lows: ave are in hourly expectation OF
hearing that the Powers have presented the
note drawn up by the British Cabinet, and
which is virtually an ultimatum demanding
the cession OF DulcignO without uither
DELAY; and that Vice-Admiral Seymour has
simultaneously sent q demand to the Gov
ernor OF Dulcigno for the evacuation OF that
town, which event will Immediately be fol-
lowed by an advance OF Montengrins under
the protection OF the guns OF the interna-
tonal fleet"
Court.MartiaI Decision.
LONDON, September 16.-The court-mar-
tial at Gosport has acquitted Sergeant Will
liam Marshman, who was accused OF false
marking at the butts during tue recent
meeting OF the National Rifle Association
at Wimbledon.
Jesufts.
BERLIN, September l6.-A dispatch to the
Globe saws that the German Government
has ordered the expulsion OF the French
Jesuits who migrated to Alsace-Lorraine.
Foreign Noies.
LONDON, September l6.-Tbe correspond
ent of the Times at Vienna discredits the
various reports concerning the entry OF the
other Powers into the Austro-German alli-
ance.
The Times OF this morning says that the
meeting OF the cotton operatives at Accring-
ton on Monday last, at which IL was decided
to strike for an increase OF wages, was the
largest ever known there. The operatives
are willing to take an increase OF per cent.
instead OF the 10 per cent, as previously
demanded, or to submit their case to arbl-
tratIon, but the masters do not yet see their
way to accede to either alternative. No.
tices have already been given by 700 hundred
intending strikers. The remainder Will give
notice to-day.