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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rrLEGRApH To THE DISPATCH.

NEW YoRK's VOTE, AGAIN--SITTIN0B BULL
TUE PERJURY Case IN NEW YORK; THE
WITNESS MoREy MAKES A CONFESSION
RAILROAD NEws-Two MEN KILLED AND
FIVE SERIOUSLY INJURED BY A LAND
SLIDE; OTHERS SUPPOSED TO BE UNDER
THE EBRIs-EIGHT MEN BURNED TO
DEATH BY THE CARELESS USE OF KERO.
sENE OLA LOUISIANA TOWN DEMoL-
IsHEp BY CYCLONE; ONE PERSON
KILLED AND MANY INJURED-THE FLOR
IDA OUTRAGE DENoUNCED-ARREsr
FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE ELECTION
LAWS IN SOUTH CARoLINA-AwARD OF
THE PRIZES AT THE NAVAL REVIEW AT
OLD PoINT-THE CRISIS IN THE FRENCH
MINIsTRY-THE TROUBLES IN IRELAND;
THE BOYCOTT RELIEF FORCE OF ORANGE
MEN SERIOUSLY THREATENED-MiLI-
TARY AND COsTABULARY PROTECTION
FOR THE HARvEsTERs; THE TRIAL OF
PARNELL AND OTHER AGITAToRs BE
GUN-THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS
CONSIDERED AT AN END-AN EXPELLED
FRENCH DEPUTY REFUSES no LEAVE
THE CHAMBER, AND Is PUT OUT BY
PORCE-MORE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN
AUSTRIA, &C, sc.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER I0.-Fcr American pig. while uoe
more business has been accomplished YET The 10
creased interest of buyers noted last week Is re-
the slightly advance figures noted IaterIy fully sps-
iained Scotch rig shows marked Strength N ds
fair iBqury. Rails continue IN demand ann src arD.
Wrousnt scrap is quiet. The fOlloxing The goo
IA i0as for: No 1 American pig ~ $3.50 sz7. No.
2 at S2ld&22.50, and forge al Sl9mS2l. scotch
pig at s23 506lG2f for Glengarnock; SxfM t24.50
for Coitness $23.J0n$24 for GartscheIrle, ana
0.50Ms2i.5O for Eglinton. English steel rails
are quoted At $4,000 $50. ard american steel ~
s60ldS65 AZ mills: old rails. S25 50Mf2b for ~
and $3.50 $3.50 for a. h. Wrought scrap ~ s24ke
s25 tx.ship. and s25.50ds26 rom yarc.-JoHynaS
Of Commerce.
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The Kid Glove Case-Alieged Under
yaIuatiOp-Heavy Penalty Claimed.
New York Journa, Of Commerce.

New York JOurna, or commerce.
The trial OF the suit Of the Government
against Julius H. Puies, importer OF gloves,
TO recover 1922, 600 duties on underyalua-
lions OF kid gloves passed through the Gus
tom-house. was begun in the United States
District Court Wednesday before Judge
Choate and a jury. The opening address
10 the jury was made by Assistant District
Attorney Plat. who but recently returned
from abroad, whittier he went 10 obtain
evidence in the case, and assisted in taking
evidence on a commission appointed by
the Court; which evidence, however, was
suppressed on motion before bis Honor, and
leave granted for leave to apply for new
commission. Ii Is claimed that the Govern
meDt was deirauded by the defendant Puigs
by means Of fraudulent invoices and other
practices" Mr.. Puigs has been in business
here about twelve years, and for many years
past has been importing through Bee Bro
Tiers, OF Ii eslau, Germany. They were not
manufacturers, but simply purchasers from
nufacturers, and thew made shipments
every Saturday TO New York Uid Bremen.
The Government claims that the invoices
Of Bee Brothers stated the prices of
the gloves ut less than they actually
paid for the goods, aud that Puigs,
knowing ms lact, maue use OF Sucn ln-
voices TO deceive the Government. There
were in all lightweight invoices. In the
earlier iDyo cSs in 1873 ladies' siX-button
gloves were mai ked down at % marks per
dCzen. Ia the following year il is claimed
that after an investigation by the Govern
ment Puigs raised the invoices to 274 and
% marks per dozen, though there bad been
no marked increase IN prices abroad. BY
these ait.USn
abled to obtain almost the entire control OF
the market.
The only witness examined Wednesday
was Frederick Berenbrock. Il custom-hOuse
broker, whose testimony was in regard to
certain correspondence Of Plugs and the
proving OF bis signature upon eighty. ght
~ the invoices
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A LaMyer Disbarred.

BALTIMORE, November 10 The dis
barring OF ex-Judee GIeeson by the Su.
preme Bench Of Baltimore, after a long
trial, was publicly announced in court TO.
day and excited extraordinary interest
The decision precludes Mr.. Geeson FROM
practicing in any Of the courts OF this city,
aud is the first action OF the kind taken here
for many years. Geeson was Judge OF Q
territorial court, but has long been a mem.
Der OF the bar here. He was charged with
falsebood aud deceiving the Baltimore City
Court IN a case on trial, when he alleged
that certain witness had failed to appear
IN obedience 10 summons, whereas In fact
the witness had been present and dismissed
by Gleeson.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NOVEMBER 10.-The following are the quotation
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.


DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lu0s.-Co Common 10 good. S4.50@S6.
LeGE-t'ommOn, $6.50@S7; medium, fSGf9 /;
good, $40 ISL; fine, sl2@sl4; extra hne, $500
$40. $1,000. n, ana
$3.50 good, sSGS9; 6ue, Sl0@slO.7o.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lug FiUerS.-COmmon. S3.50@s4; medium,
S4506S5: good, $5.50di6.
Lenf FiLiers.-t OminOn 35MS0 DO; medluln,
S6G So. so; good, S7M IS; fine, S99$l0.
VrdDDerS.-C OInmOn, S7.50dSS.50: medium
ts.jO@s9 good s9.50@fl0; fine, $lO@.li
extra sun-cured, SlZ@l5.
BRIGHT O-MANUFACTURiNG.
Sm0kers-Common, sS@sl0; medium, Sl0@
tI2: good, Sl2@Sl6; hne, Sl6MS20.
FiLkerS.--CommOn. S6MfS: medium, s7@so
good, Slg@flZ; fine, nominal.
WrdDDerS.-COmmOn,tl 0GSl6 medium, 81 otg
$40 good, s20@S90; nne, s40@s50; fancy, s6C
wrappers, MSkOgdRy.-COmmon, tl2mel6 ;
medium, 81 5d APO; good, s22@s25; fine, $500
sic; extra, s45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods IL confined
principally 10 good old heavY-bodied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote ~
Old Jugs, S4@f5 Kentucky River Tugs, SIOg
kl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3mt1S.
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1he Gauge Change on tho Western
North Carolina Railroad.

charlotte Observer, yesterday.j
II Is now reported that II will be yet sew.
eral days before The work OF changing the
gauge on the Western North Carolina rail.
road Is finished. The force that commenced
operations at Salisbury had not reached
Statewide when the Atlantic, Tennessee
and Ohio train lett there yesterday. An.
up The road. II "a rumored that there will
be an attempt 10 epjoln the owners from
masking the change, but IL Is not stated who
VIII ask for The restraining order. In case
anything OF this sort is done the work OF
changing the track will OF course be delay
ed, and the mischief would be to play gen.
efauy
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rnE pnIzrs ANARpEp BIZ rnE pREsIpEyr

New YORK, November 11.-A special
from Fortress Monroe states: "The day Is
beautiful one, and large excursion parties
have arrived from Norfolk. The President
aud party went on board the flagship at 0
o'clock and were soon Joined BY the COM
msnders OF the vessels Of the feet. The
prizes were awarded by the Board and pre-
sented by the President In short addresses
Of conpratuIation. The following were the
recipients: C. N. Boyton, first prize, for
general efficiency; F. G. Messenger, the
Dablgren prize for gunnery. Both OF the
prize.men belonged TO the kearsage. Fran
els Moore, of the Constitution, was awarded
the third prize for seamanship. The boat
race and il-drill followed"
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Denial from General Hancock.

NEw YORK, November 1I.-In an inter-
view with General Hancock at Governors
Island by an Associated Press reporter this
morning, the General denied that the letter
purporting to have been written by him to
an army officer at Washington touching the
New York vote was written by him, and
said that he was one of the few persons
who could not discuss the presidential cleo
ton at present without iDdelicacy. He also
said II there was a letter in existence from
him purporting to be OF that tenor, let 1t be
produced.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER l0.-For Kentucky leaf mere Das
IS In good demand and prices generally iiong
virginia leaf Is selling we'll sales OF 4O0 n9 .no
heads Kentucky leaf at 5@ l5c. i,4cO ea eg ie.S
EngIand ar i2@2bc.: 500 bales Havana at
s2c.@sl.iO. Quotations for Virginia lear are :
Dark-Common hugs, 4d4hc.; good Iugs, al -
IA bic: low leaf at 6@7c.: good leaf at Ia
ec.; dark wrappers a. 9@l4c. Brighl-Common
mahogany at 0@l Be. good mahogany at l5e92Oc,;
fine mahogany az 25@45c.: common bright al ~
G2Oc good bright at 25@35c. dne bright at 80
G45c: extra brghtat 45@60c. smokers Bright
Common at sale. goOo at l2@l7e.; me al ~
Mn2hC.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, November IL, 1880
COuuIry produce.

country produce
Apples Greeu-From 81 TO $3.50 pc: barrel.
bsssioa =: zU@201c. a %.
B,ttter: Prime 70 choice yellow, 22c-; fAir 70
good, 10000. IN.
Drasa Fruit: Apples, 2a4c.: blackbcrries, &C.. !;
cherries, l2alhc.; raspberries, 20@22c.
Fssthers: PRIME nye-goose, 4o&45c.: common.
FTarsesd: sI.O5 y bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, tl@sl.05; clover. 500
e5c.
eotafoes: Irish, 81 go eharrel Doc. y bushel.
Roots: Ginseng, tl.l0@sl.2o eD. Seneca free
OF tops, 40c. p N.
Lard: Country. o.
Rys: 6O@ 65c. "a bushel
G1mac: Prime. 13cs
Shucks: 50G60e.
Bslsd btrGD: 4OpoOc.
Wool: Washed 4o@4lc.; unwasned. Z7azec.
BURY wool will bring from 10 DC. y 'sss 'nSA
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
D~w.rt. Rose-daIe. sl.409sl.o0 D barrel
James Rivs at,aa sOgti So oc. busns Roek.nd
Al iHraa, 1o. according 10 dusntty' JoinHf
yanishinel. Al Is: Glenn's Falls. so@goc.
PiasteT: Iump. ~ rs; gronne' so' cAcine"
plaster. u. 60Glsl.7b
Tar: LARGE size. e4.oo.
UYy Gsedss
prfsfs. Merrimacn. 8xc.; Merrimack si,rn ,ae
Efe. Ricnmond 6Xc.; souih Bridge, U.s., fscinc'
7c.; sprsgue, 6Sc.; sprasue s""u's' VIZ
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK NARkET.
NOVEMBER lO.-Prces this week ranged a. foh

NOVEMBER l0.-Priees THIS week rahKVu a. 'o'-
lows: o,,ao,,. ,
BesT Cattie.-very hest, 4c. good. 3t@3te
medium or good fair quality, 2t@3ae. bulls: zses
q ~. gross. - H., A.
SSeep.-Very best, aye; common to good, $40
4c. p 10, gross.
Mica cons.-ti5@t35 q head.
About 446 head OF beef cattle, 549 hogs, and Few
sb. en- on the market. Market oysrsupplled with
medium and common grades or beef cattle, and
those grades are ae. Of from last weeks prices
ar 4 al second grades about As last week, Qualify
eonsidered Hog are quite dull, spa best quality
d. eiined towards the close OF the week 10 &C., some
left over unsold.
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SEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

NOVEMBER I0.-Tbere Il an easier market. with
trade very slow. ADy quo atious are nomlus Eu-
rope T. lower and the Creek adylces tame Crudo
in shipping erder Is quoted a. 6t@6sc.: nsptta
NJ lOIc. Refined quoted nj lie. asked fJr New
York. l2c asked for Philadelphia, and lie. asked
for Baltimore. Crude certificates opened az 90c.
bid sold no 10 eOhc., declined TO Ss4c.. snd closed
raj see. bid. Exports for the week. l.046,S3S
gallons; exports from January LIST, 2l7,5yi 1863
gallons; exports same time last year, 229 1So,z3S
QaiIons.-J0urD0L Of Commerce.
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Bonds and Stocks Advancing-The Au-
gusta, Ca. Races.

AUGUSTA, GA, November II.-Bonds and
stocks are advancing. One hundred and
twenty thousand dollars worth OF Augusta
per cent. bonds sold at par ands Geor-
gia Railroad stock, 115 10 1l6; Central
Railroad stock, 100 to 107.
The races begin here on the 23d and con-
tinue four DAYS. The attendance promises
TO be large. A number OF horses are already
here. The Association gives $1,000 IN
purses. There is no entrance-fee.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ILsxANpRrA BREADsrurF MARKET.

NOVEMBER 10 The n srks, T. fairly acfi's. win
good demsnsi for all kinds 0f country crotaoe.
Flour quiet and prices UNCHANGED. wbcst sefiye
and prices show an advance. especially for bt99
busheis Of wheat with sale. OF Fuiiz at 81 AI.00s
Clio. 4i.1z, tl.12y, ana VI IL. and Lsncsstes g
tt15ms1.17. Corn duh, with offerings II 500
bushels, and sales OF new at 90. 40, anu 4sc and
old 5ZHc. Small sales OF inferior rye a. 75c. ana
few heels OF oais bro1ghr 40c. Country produce
Ia cemaDd at quotation - rdxdts.
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A Straightforward Dollar Fire in
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November ia fire broke out
last night in the large tiye-story building
on Randolph street near Fifth avenue, adj
Joining the Briggs House. The building
was owned by William Blair, and cost S41.-
600; damage, $4,000. SammOns, Clark Il
Co., picture-iame manufacturers, lost S4O,-
900; Dwight Brothers Il Co., paper ware
house, who occupied The first floor aud base
ment, lost their entire stock, valued at $780,
O00
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Iuteroeeau,c shin Railroad.

wife and daughter, Captain II. j. Williams,
and others, left last night for Mexico Uia
New Orleans and Morgan City. Captain
Eads goes TO make survey OF the Is'hmus
of Tehuantopec to determine lts adapta.
b!lity for the new interoceanic sbip-raiIroad.
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.,rx.xDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

NoyEMBER lO.--Priees to-day ranged Is foE
lows: Catte-very best. 4ees4sc,; xoYa, Sk@as; !;
medium or fair quality, 3asesAe; Ordinary, zz33g
SIC, Hogs, 6laBhc. Cows and calves e20eeytv;
The market this week was better supplied m,th All
kinds OF stock than for several weeks past Inc o..
very good ones, besides large line Of medium and
ordinary cattle The marker was quite brisk throus D.
out, aud continued 80 10 the close. . good many
auout as last week. Calves IN good supply and far
demand. sheep dnll and nominal Iambs In FAIR
supply and good demand. all the offerings bsanC
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Wholesnle. Arresls in Neuth CaroIInn,

CHARLEsT0X, s. c., Noyem Der 11.-Thir.
ty.nine warrants OF arrest for offences
against the eleetion-laws have already been
issued by United States officials 10 Charles
ton. without exception, the accused are
De nocrats. A number have also been
made IN Richard and other counties and
the docket OF the Circuit Court will be full
IN April.
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Greenough the sculptor Not Dead.

BOSTON. November II The report OF Tie
death OF r. s. Greeuough, the sculptor, is
untrue, hut his son Gordon, young painter,
residing in Rome, has Just died.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET,

NovEMBER 10.-TunssctiOns are I'm small lots ana
prices not changed. The quotations for Nirgsnta
are 34d3sc for prime. 3t6I4c. for extra primes
4d4sc. for fancy and 4Ac. Tor hand pickec.-your-
I'll al folnInkrce.
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them. A member OF the Republican left
will TO-DAY introduce o frienIy interpelIa-
ton, and M. jules Ferry will then explain
the past and present policy OF the Govern
ment. NJ. DE We're, president Of the Repub-
lican left will move q vote OF confidence In
the ministry.
AN EXPELLED DEPUTY FoRCIBLY ELECTED
FROM THE CHAMBER.
PARIS, November 11.-At the resJsem-
bling of the Chamber OF Deputies NJ.
Baudry UAsson took bis seat in despite OF
the recent vote expeilipg him. He refu'ed
TO leave, notwithstanding the orders OF NJ.
Gambetta, the President. The latter then
suspended the sitting, and the members Of
the majority left the house, The Right
remained. NJ. Baudry D'Asson continu-
ing obdurate, the Bureau OF the Chamber
ordered his expulsion. and a military guard
was called In and forced him away. Men,
bers Of the Right clustered around NJ.
Baudry D'Asson, who, resisting with bands
and feet, was expelled by The united efforts
OF fifteen soldiers and confined in an ada
cent room.
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NcW 1OrAs
VOTE OF CnEMUH0 COUNTY.

ELxIRA, N. ", November III The pro-
test against the vote VI Chemung couaty was
banded In yesterday by the Democrats and
fled In lbe county clerks Office.
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FURNITURE.

I w. have inst received our second supDiy ~
nj FALL GOODS. addpg some 1f,y suits ~ III
PARI.OR aud CHAMBER FURSfIURL to.yS
oar now large and select stock OF good. We on.i
stock of FuTDitDre equal 10 any house Ia t,e Guy
consisting M parl OF various styles Of fafor % "
spun and raw-siIk reps, Ia cloth e'tganl o'n'4s
IN Chamber Suits East Lake, Queen Anne; az
other styles; largest sock ~ Pit- aud Poplar
niIure IN the city. Call and examine our STOCK Dc
fore buying. Our terms afeta'y anu "e''N' "'>S
'"s' +. GATHRIGH1 & SON.
No il.tDI 10 Governor sfrtc,-
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closed out. Hugs are coming ~ quite ffrtif. Win
sales OF rood mauy this week. Dressed b1ss eee
besinn.nx TO aryive, and pric gde 20 hien
as fast week. with prospects ~ . f0wfr msrkesx
Cows and calves In fair demand. with bat Jew gco0
ones arrIying.--G Gazette.
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PORT OF RICHMOND NOVEMBER II, 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New YORK., mer-
chandlse and passengers, George W. Allen CO.
agents. $780, 49,
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United stsseo
mall merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. I@tsm,
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, Nc Andrews, Pftladci-
phia, coal, Curtis Parker.
Schooner ". l.. Franklln, HOddn0it. Bal.imoro
coal Geryas Storrs: vessel, curtis & Parker.
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MsLLINERY,

HUTZLER BROTHERS. s20 s,Haa
III BROAD STREET tuceesso.s 70 nr,.
p uulxI have the argcst stock VI AlL.SSeSS
LiEEKY GOODS In the state. ard ~ .hs iowSS
prices. HATS and BOSNkrs, fiOWkWss -
al extrerseiy iow prices. Great ssieAsas "a
BLACK GRAPES.
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NEW YORK suMAC MARKET.

NOVEMBER lO.-Sicy quoted at SIS fcr best
brauds and fSO@$4O for low grades |igSfnss as
s475O@$50 Journal IF Commerce.
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Sitting Bull
READY TO LISTEN TO A PROPOSITION PoR SUR
RENDER.

ST. PAUL, November ll.-Allison, scout
sent TO Sitting BULBS camp, has returned to
Fort Buford. Sitting Bull said that Major
Walsh had proposed to mediate between
himself aud the United States, and wanted
to wait for bis return from the East. II
Walsh did not return by the Goth Sitting
Bull would come to Fort Buiord and listen
to the proposition for surrender.
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NEW FALL STYLES
~ rueS Sr
N

New and elegant STYLES -
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
PARLDR SUITS,
ia Hair. Cloth. Reps, Raw sik. satin De!dines
Plush, sud other Elegant goods.
Large assortment Of low priced
CHAMBER u Iis,
DINt<G-RoDN FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES, &c.
Examine my stock, spi you VIII ond rcods u
sult any one. SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
Ne 2i-sOd Goysfnor street. hlchmobos
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November IL, 1850.

WHEAT White, 400 bushels good at sl.ls;
Red-LancaSur r, 2 % bushels common At tl.l2; 80
bushels very good at 4 pc. MtIed 3OS bushels
very good at Sl20. Fuitz, 3S bushels good at
sl.i6; 234 bushels good al tl.lo 244 bus heS fair
al a.. is: 2fS bushels common Al fl.lO.
Conn White, 100 bushels prime old at 5Rc.;
100 bushels very good new az 53c.; 80 bushels
good new az 52c. Hi1ed, 6l bushels very good at
see.
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More Earthquakes In Agram.

AGRAM, November 1l-Fresh shocks OF
earthquake occurred here at noon to-day
and many houses fell, causing a fearful
panic. The session Of the Diet is suspended
on account OF the danger.
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DiphtbeIia has been prevailing TO q con-
,lderabIe extent fmong the children Of
Winchester.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, November IT, 1880.
SALEs-1,Q00 Va. 1O.40's sold at AT; 100 Il.
md d. X. X. stock at Si rs ditto at s3k; 80
ditto at 81 20 shares OF C., c. and A. K. Il. stock
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KENTUCKY LEAF.

Manufactured T0Gdcco.-Black work-IOm,
6ne. In bond. il4Gsls. Bright work-Comm9n
and medium. in bond, 81 sl9; good and me- 10
bond, ~ 1885. ,,ho- o.odo Mani
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Orr 6seds,

rnn w! saaa 6xe.: souih Bridge, &C., Pacinc,
cc:' snSsrue. &C.; sprague snirupE, oAe'i
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A SchoOI-Teacher's sad Fate.

MODOC, ONT, November 1l.-John
Brown, school-tCacber, aged twenty-five
wears, missed his way in the woods on Sat
urday night and persisted from cold and
hunger. The body was found today four
miles from where be started. He seemed to
have wandered round and round, walking
q great distance.
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NEW YORK COTTON tuTUYrs.

Gas bales; gross Teceinls, -; futures closed
steady: sales, 81 600 hale; November. tl0.SZ@
$40 "a; December, $40 rs; January, go S79
SIO.ss February. 81 sll.oi; March, - l.ls4
tl1.15; April. $ll .2SG1sll 20; MAY, Sll4l@
All AZ: June, fll.5lMsll 90.
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EURNITURE! FUBNirURE!A
MATTRESSES, fEATiitRs, frc.-PT-
large; s,ock ALWAYS ON HAND; Before ~
purchasing call aud be coIyincsd Yoa sili sayS
NY IRA DE PROVES 1T. PARtok- ssit IAN
RER-sUITs all prices snd STYLES; SAbiSEIe
MAKERS aud UPHOt.sTEtiSG MATEEiALS.
LUUkfNG-6LAsS PLATES, e's, ffeneh ans
German al New York prices.
WILLIAM DAFfRUN, 1883 Main street.
FACTORY, 16, 10, 20. - nortn ffftesu'h'
Oc Z-3m
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Deaih.Warrants Read.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE death
warrants OF Patrick Hayes and D. F. Sulli-
van, who are to he executed January 9th,
were read to the prisoners this morning.
The announcement was received bv the
condemned without demonstration Of any
Il
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GORGE +. STACY, 4
VI 1908 MAIN STREET.

Look through his stock OF ~
FURNITURE.
before purchasing. He Is oogins, and guarantees
-. ~ -. -. Os 90 I'm
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AThieving Clerk Arrested.

New YORK, November 1l.-Wirt q. Har-
mon, the confidential clerk OF Lee, Tweedy
& Co., 263 Canal street, was brought to the
police headquarters to-day charged with ex-
tensive robberies OF goods from the firm.
He disappeared some time since, but was
arrested by detective 10 the interior OF the
State. He confesses his guilt.
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,iher crude. Ma

Experts Expert: s .3 oi Sc. SCI
Exports same tline last 800, M eog sagattA
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Vessel Ashore.

RED BANK, n. j., November 1.-THE
bark Formoso, 600 tons, OF Miramchi, went
ashore at Station II. She left New York
Yesterday in ballast for Charleston. she
lies inside the bar with the winds south
west. The chances for saving the vessel
po OOod