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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

Louis Schneider, leader of the Marine
band at Washington, has been suspended,
and is now under investigation on grave
charges. These were filed some ten days
ago with Major Nicholson, Acknowledgement
| OF the Marine corps, and are very damaging
| in their character. They aIlege that Scbnei-
der has been in the habit Of purchasing mu-
steal instruments from prominent firms IN
| England and on the Continent, importing
them free OF duty on the pretence that they
were for the use Of the Marine band, but
really procuring them for musical firms not
only i'm Washington and Baltimore, but
Philadelphia and New York. In return for
thus using bis official position he received
handsome commissions from these firms,
who even then could sell the goods at a
large profit.
| Oliver Cotter, general excise inspector OF
| Brooklyn, is charged with receiving brides
from certain liquor-dealers TO protect them
from prosecution while acting as agent for
the Temperance Brotherhood before bis
election to his present Office. Though the
evidence Is very strong, Cotter protests that
| II is a Matchmaking operation originated by
| William Jacobs, who has been arrested
twice for similar offences.
William II. Vanderbilt will have the
finest gallery OF modern art in America,
| possiby in the world. He is now pur.
chasing chefs d'osuUre by Meissonier, Dias,
| apd all the celebrated European artists OF
| tue time, and contemplates adding TO his
collection at the opportune time the mag
nihcent gallery of citizen OF New York
now deceased.
| The site Of the forthcoming Worlds Fair
\ in New York is not yet determined, but the
| probabilities are that Morningside Park will
be selected. This Is an uncompleted park,
| beginning about 500 feet from the north.
western corner OF Central Park, containlu
a little over AZ acres, and lying between
One handred-and.teuth and One-bundrec'
and-twenty- third streets.
A correspondent OF the Albany Argus
predicts that "the time is near at hand
when race OF boney-bees will be intro
duced to the American people who have no
singers, and are as harmless and beautiful
as butterflies, and at the same time as pro-
litic and Industrious as the Italian"
farewell. screaming 6fe," the Naval
Academy authorities are about saying TO
this old.time music, as they are now prsc-
ticing the 6fers on the bugte, under Pri-
yate Dallas Ditty, an experienced bugIer.
The Government farm daily resounds with
their mel0dous notes.
The most damaging flood ever known in
Uvalde, Texas, and vicinity, occurred on
the l7tb and 18Th. The Sabinnl and Nueces
rivers overlooked their banks, severely
damaging crops, and sweeping away fences,
houses, and stock. A MEXICAN was drown.
I'd ia The Sabinal.
II Is said that Sitting Boil has been ems
gagged by company Of Canadians, who
propose making a tour OF the United States
and Canada with BIN, commencing on tie
lot of january. lie will appear in border
lie drama. That Is the story.
A large freight depot in Boston wes
burned ruesday, involving Q loss amoupt-
Ing 70 9lao,0QQ. sSss g
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General Torbert's Rema ms.

HoNORs TO THE BRAVE DEAD on THE ROUTE
NoRTHwARD.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 22.-The
body Of General a. r. A. TOrbert. who
was lost on the Inflated Vera Cruz, arrived
here from ST. Augustine at 2:3O p. NJ. to-
day in charge OF General f. T. Dent, and
was received by detachment OF the Flor
ida artillery and escorted to their armory By
them and procession OF prominent citi'
zens-eX- Federal and eX.Coniederate sol.
dieis uniting alike 10 honor the brave and
distinguished dead. The body was de-
posted in the armory, which had been
tastefuly decorated with United States flags
and floral offerings by ladies Of the city. IL
will remain under guard OF honor until 6
A. NJ. tomorrow, when it will be conveyed
to the steamer Western TeXrs, which sails
for New York at : o'clock tomorrow night.
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Kings Mountain Centennial.

ATLANTA, GA, September 22.-W. D..
Houston, chairman OF The transportation
committee OF the Kings Mountain Centen-
NAL, announces that arrangements have
been made for round-trip tickets from all
points In the Southwest, excepting Texas,
at one and quarter cents per mile each way
to this grand reruion Of old Carolinians,
The celebration will last from the 9Th TO the
9Th Of October, with au encampment OF
military from North Carolina, South Caro-
linn. Virginia, and Tennessee, and sham
battle under the direction OF General Jo-
seph Z. Johnston. The Grafton will be de-
livered by Hon. John W. Daniel, OF Vir-
ginia
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CHICAGO, septembsr - Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat uase tied, weak. ana 5owers No. 2 red var.
ter, 92<6fg3e. cakls: No. q thIcaeo spxius, 82K1
92ssc. cssh. o2f@ e2xe. October' 9ZxAe5c. xoyrin~
'er. Corn in fsir demand and lower: 89tm3efc.
"a b. 40ka4Okc. October. 4Ihc. November. Ozfs
dull and lower; z9k82a4c. October, 2gc. Nyvem-
Der. All grains closed week The call OF The Hoard
cheat, xc. lower; corn. r. lower: csss. e IoEer.
Pork steady and IN fsif demand NJ eI7.e7HGzele.
Lard easier at e7.02,4at7.95. Dnlk-n.eAfs steady
aud unchanged. Wbfskey steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. September 22.-FIour qhies aud
steady. Wheat opened qaief, advanced We. and
osed weak Milwaukee hard, lO3k: son, 97Hc.;
No. 2 Milwaukee, 9Zc. ; SEPTEMBER, 02c October,
e21c: November, 92Sc.; No. Milwaukee: exfc.;
No. milwaukee, 1886. rejected nominal. Cora
lower; No. q. 3eHc. Oats lower: No. q soc. Pro.
visions nominal. Mess pork, t17.65. Iard-Prime
steam, %. Hogs active and firm al 44.75ettf.30.
NEW YORK COTrON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September 22.--Cotton- Net receipts /,
81 bales gross, 4,757 bales; futures closed nrta
sales. 10000 bales; September, Al1.62 October.
til.oss siI.og; November; 1000: psember,
ruary. Gill 6eGsll.ls; March, sil.s2asil.ss !;
April, sl1.47@tl149.
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Congressional Nominations
NationaIUn,tarian Conference.

SARATOGA, n. y, September 22.-The
National Unitarian Conference was called
to order acre to-day By Hon. lockwood
Hoar, the president. who delivered an adj.
dress setting forth the aims and purposes OF
the Unitarian denomination. After the ap-
pointment OF various Standing committees,
DR.. II. w. Bellows, of New York, read the
report OF the Council, showing the work
accomplished by it during the past year
and urging a closer union Of the Unita.
rian societies.
At the afternoon session, Rev. Il. r. Ship
pen, secretary OF the American Unitarian
Association, read report OF the work done
upon the annual receipts OF $4,000, and
offered a resolution recommending thai
$50. 900 be raised next year.
Rev. j. l.. Jones reported for the West
ern Conference and Rev. Stephen II. Camp
for The Southern Middle and other con
ferences,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT RAPPAuANN0CK
STATIoN.-[Alexandria Gazette. ]-On We'd
nesday of last week Mrs. Burroughs, the
estimable lady OF DR.. j. B. Burroughs. OF
Rqppahannock Station, was severely burned
whilst engaged over her cooking stove In
preparing dinner. II seems that her calico
dress accidentally caught fire. and in her
flight she ran 10 the front door, and IN a
moment became envelOped in flames. Her
husband and son-in-law, Mr.. G. NJ. Davis,
being near at hand and bearing her cries OF
distress, ran up, and in their attemptto tear
The burning clothes from her were each
severely burned. Mrs. Burroughs and her
husband were so badly injured that serious
doubts are entertained Of their recovery.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS ,o,-r .ron

LIVER REGULAI oh'
Ask the recovered DYSPEPTICS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS, VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE,
the MERCURIAL-DiSE PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appetite-they will tell you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE,
collie, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, sou *
STOMACH, HRART-BURN, &C, &C.,
ITHAS NO EQUAL.
This unriyaled Southern Remedy Is warranted
not 10 contain a single particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II YOU feel drowsy, debiltated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite, and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or
bousness,r and nothing VIII cure You so speedily
and permanently as to take
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
his given with safely and the happie.t results 10
the NEST delicate infant. II takes he place OF du
nine and btiers Of every kind IL Is tne cnespes''
purest and best family medieine ~ INC wo',ac
philadelphia.
Price o.. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
au i0-eodly
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 22.-Cotton steady; sale',
963 bales; upands, llAc.; Orleans, lhc. southern
dour steady and quiet; common to falr eslra ~ 90
Mt5 25; good 10 choice ezra f0,3OWS6.oO.
Wheat-Spring without quotsbe Change; winter
red a shade easier; white "a trife frner; uhgrdded
n d. 95c.@tLl1k Corn without decided change and
trade very moderate. Oats-tash lose. higher,
closing scarcely so frm: futures shade easter;
No. 9, 44645kc. Hons steady and Ia letter Ce
easier: Rio. l34 l64c. sugar unchanged and
quiei refined hrIner and In good demand; standard
"a 9%aetc Moas,es aulet ana n RoeS Arm Ree
sl50Gsl.55. 1urpentine firm at 27Sa3oe WOOL
dun and weak; domestic netce, 36@4ec.; pulled
PORK unsettled and weak; prices unchanged. Bid.
dies dull and unchanged Lard one1ed nm closed
heavy and about Sc. lower at tS.37S@sS.45-tbe
latter for choice Freights hrmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 22.-Flour quiet: How
ar d@I and western superdne s8@t360; ex-
ira, S4@s475; fanny. S5@f5.75; city hl Is
superfne. S3@s3.5O; extra. s4qs4.50 family,
Family. $3.50. Wheat-sourhern steady; western
higher aud strong: sou bern ref, sl@tl.o5: am
e egp winter red Spot and September Al Oea osto-
ber, 81 O6XGsl .O6&; November sl.0sB@sl Loss ;
December 81 9.03l.esh' Corn-souinern gu'es
low 53c Oars quiet aud barely steady; western
Whit, 42G48c western mixed, 4O@4le. Rye
a. 97s@; M,ry ;saSy ss s9sf 70 G0S oS
Provisions Grmer, with good j0hbing demand Mess
pork. slG.5O@sl6.75. Bnk-nsa's-Loose, Shout.
ders. none Offering eear-Ilo sl1e'' hone aa
| ckar.rib sides. 9ac.; hams, l2He lSTe. LsIc-
Refined, &c. Buuer steady Prime 10 enoice west
ern packed. l7@25c. Eggs hrm AZ 5Vc: rs, roo
| Ieum-Crude nominal; refined lA@l lie. Csnee
wholly nominal Rio. eargoes, ordinary 10 iaIr; z
@I5sc. sugar lower and dun D" SOFT lo'se.
Whiskey quiet al s1.16 for JOB iots. ffe'go's 10
Receipts-Fiour. 1850 bsrres; wheat, 81 500
bushels corU. 5000 bushels: cats. 2,a00 o push,
els rye, 1889 bushels shipmen' S-Wnea, soy ov
bushels corn, l,470 bushels. SALES " Dea''4S
332 bushels; corn, 22,200 bushels.
CINciSEATi
| CINCINNATI. September ga Flour IN light sc
mand aud holders hrm; family, s4.6o@t4.90i
fancy, s5at5.75 Wheat easter; No. amber
| s,sts steady al S2@33c. Pork H. fair demand Al
| Sl6. Lard In gooJ demand and shade higher al
81 95eDfe. Bulk meats steady aud arm shoulders
Whisky 10 good demand nj ALA. sugar amei
s ss.St' isht, s4:so. %; is; packing. NsSd
| Is. SO; butchers, s. $50 $3.50.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE September 2S.,rloT, as,ss' w snrs
p sce z. ssss .ssas ssa si r. quiet
ss s s:a e sd dl s'a Macon 'Ss ssss
should rs, 90 l2x; rib 1885, sides, e9 ~; sugar
cured hams, i2e. whissey steady aiti.l2.
| 81. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, September 22.-Flour quiet and 40
changed. Wheat opened higher; anerwafas de
ienSai; Sssa Ssse.. closing az ssse SsloSsI
soc. November; 96Jsa cove, closing a. o0Sc., De
csmbsr. Corn dali ssxe. cash apd September
i s,s1es: SSaaesc. sasi, aee. oc,oSsr; 2asc No
yeniber. Whiskes steady and unchanged. f0rl
Ihss ii tis.60. Lard nrin: Sc. asked. Baik meal
sld bacon sssady aud unchanged
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POLITICAL.
The milne Election.

GRAND PLAIsTED DEMONSTRATIONS IL AUGUSTA.
WASHINGTON, September pa dispatch
sent last night and received this morning
by the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee from Augusta is as follows: "
can only reIterate M previous statements.
Augusta has Just celebrated Plaisted's cleo
ton by the grandest demonstration ever
seen here. The Greenback State Conven-
ton endorsed the Fusion electoral ticket to-
day, which will bury Garfield under 10000
majority in the Pine-Tree State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

KEY WEST, Fla, September 22.-The
American bark Carbon, from Aspinwall.
anchored of Tortugas on the 14th instant.
In distress, the captain and two men having
died at sea, and all hands being sick except
the mate. The pilots put crew on board,
and are now working the vessel up here.
The old crew had been stricken with Cha
gres-feyer.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TU1'T'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea, Bowels Costiye, Pain
I'm the Head with dull sensation in the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fulness AFTER
Eating, with disnclination to exertion of body or
mind; Irritabity of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart,
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night, Highly Colored Urine.
Ifs THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted TO srch
cases. One dose effects such change OF feeling us
10 astonsh the sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
Lem. Convention.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 22.-Tbe
twelfth annual Convention of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union Of the United
States met here this afternoon, after u street
parade OF Irish societies. in which 1920
persons participated. There were present
over one hundred delegates from various
parts OF the country.
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Jesse Grants Marriage.

ming Jesse Grant was married to Miss Liz
Zie, daughter OF w. s. Chapman, at the
Palace Ho,el. The affair was very quiet,
only few friends being present.
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Maud s. Withdrawn from the Turf.

CINCINNATI. September 2l.-Maud S., the
now acknowledged queen OF the turf, will
reach her home, at Chester Park, to-mor-
row morning, where, 1t is understood, she
will remain until the return OF Mr.. Van
derbin, he having cabIed Capt ain Stone TO
with draw her from the turf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
Auo,hcr Fire ON n steamer.

NEW YORK. September 22.-Early this
morning a fire broke out In the main hold
OF the steamer Bermuda, laden with has.
The dremen succeeded in putting out the
flames after an hour aud bali hard work.
The police repor, loss on the steamer Of
40. 600. and a like mount on the cargo
Later.-Tbe police r.Dorts Of the loss by
the fire on the steamer Ber,ccuoa .n's morn
ing are grossly exaggerated. tne uam3ee
viii not exceed 800. ss2'
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sEED WHEAT, CLOVER. HAY, Ae.
DEED WHEAT, CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
- AND ORCHARD-GRAsS SEEDS.

We have n full supply OF CHOICE GRASS SEED
and sEEp WHEATs; also. about $50 bushels o.
that ceiebrsied SCOTT WHEAT; whicn Is sa -
{{,S ,ase ,hao any oher variety. and Is considered
S s,Is 70 any other Red Whe1i,-see Country
Genfisman Of I'd Instant Ihis wnss, was M
=. -, .'.fi.hsad Wheat. Price. t2.1o per ousnei'
P,y',-s waiting i had bet,er agp,yy ~ once
,..., next 70 Gallego aill.
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Massachusetts Greenbackers.

WORCESTER. September 22.-The Green
back State Convention assembled in Horti-
cultural Hall in this city to-day. Two hum
bred and seventy.two cities and towns were
represented by 3S4 delegates. The usual
committees were appointed, and perma-
nent organic ition Effected by the election OF
Charles ii. Ltcbman, OF Marblehead, as
president. He made brief speech, de-
Tending his record against the attacks OF his
opponents declaring himself in favor OF
universal suffrage without reference to age,
color, or sex; and SAYING he would sup
port General Butler EeXt year as the Green
back candidate for Governor, notwithstand-
ing his present lapse into Democracy. This
declaration was received with mingled
cheers and Kisses.
After the transaction OF some routine
business, General Horace Il. Sargent was
nominated for Governor By acclamation,
and a committee appointed to complete the
State ticket. The Convention then took a
recess.
Congressional Nominations
CONCORD, y. H.. September 22.-The
Democratic Convention Of the First con-
gressional district to-day nominated Alyah
w. Slloway by acclamatiOn. Frank A.
Mexican, OF Nashua, was nominated as can
didate for elector.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. September 22.-The
Republicans OF the Seventh district, at
Gadsden to-day, nominated eX.State Trea-
surer Arthur Bingham for Congress.
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Army or ,he Cumberland.

TOLEDO, OHIO, September 22.-The
twelfth retinion OF the Army Of the Cum
berland commenced in this city this morn.
ing, with about 500 members Of the Society
present.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. Tut:
Dear Sir,-For ten years have been martyr 10
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles Last spring
your Pills were recommended; used then' am
now well man /; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
FORTY pounds of flesh. They are worth their weigh
IN gold Rev. IL IL elhrsoN'
Louisville, by.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

Colonel JONAS. Mosby, consul at Hong
Kong, China, has sent to Alexandra two
nye-pound boxes OF genuine tea from the
Celestial lsnd--oue for Mrs. John 8. Bar.
bour, aud the other for MS daughter, Mrs.
Mary Campbell, Of wsEreuton, Va.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,. September 70, Ibsp.
sALEs.-1,0c0 Virginia copsol coupons nj 9ix;
200 Richmond city 6's At 106; 1000 Va. and
Tenn. second 6's at 1903: 80 shares CT X. and X.
q. stock at ely; 80 shares Of G. G. and A. ". II.
stock at as; go at 43x; and 5000 va. and Tenr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

The Alexandria Gazette says OF the late
Colonel Clark that be was educated there at
the school kept by the late Caleb Hallowell,
and his first engineering tour was made
over the then Orange and Alexandra rail-
road, thirty-0ne years ago, under General
q. &. Wharton.
John r. Bowles is appointed postmaster
at Dabney's, Louisa county. Va, vice j. w.
Dabney, resigned. George w. Mechanism
| is appointed postmaster at Mine Run Fur.
mace, Shenandoah county, Va, Uice George
w. Keller, resigned.
The partial destruction OF the Manhattan
Market, in New York city, has been a fatal
blow at the undertaking. Though valued
at $1,000, 900, the building was Insured for
| only $l00,000 and therefore cannot be re-
| built.
| The receipts OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company from the newspaper press
during the year ending with June were
about S1.200,000. The increase OF press
business for the last six months has been
over $4,000.
Rev. Francis Thornton died at his home,
in Louisville, Ky., Tuesday; aged eighty
five years. He had been in the ministry
sixty-four wears. He was born in Frede.
ricksburg. Va, and has resided in Louis
vile since 1889.
The report Of the Illinois State Board OF
Agriculture indicates that, Notwithstanding
the August drought and the early Septem-
Der frosts, the corn crop OF the State will
not fall below the average.
An excursion OF businessmen arrived at
philadelphia Tuesday evening from the
Shenandoah Valley, over the new railroad.
They will be the guests Of merchants OF
that city.
Captain T. W. Smith, president OF the
Farmers Bank OF NansemOnd, sold on Mon
day, on account OF the bank, the Cedar
Brook farm, near Cbuckatuck, TO Mr.. Henry
Jones, of Isle of Wight county, for $4,000.
Boardman ran a mile at the Coney Island
races Tuesday in 1:394-the best time ever
made in a mile running race.
Mr.. Amasa Stone, OF Cleveland, has
agreed to give 100000 TO the Western Re-
serve University.
At the school commissioners election
Tuesday evening at Binghamton, n. T.,
147 women voted.
Sara Bernhard will start for America on
the 4th OF October.
Senator Thurman is laid up at Indian
apols with the rheumatism.
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EInnr.
ny Telegraph.

zine. s3@.3.50: extra, S4.5n@s4.75; superfne
$4,000; common family a 75@s5.25.
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HNUTT'S HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed 10 a GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application OF this DYE, IL mparisa Natu-
raj Color, acts insiantane0usly. sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF II.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Imy 29-eodtAp20J
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body TO
take on flesh thus the system is nourished and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 20 cents. 80 MURRAY sThEbI,
NV oo-eodtAp2O New York.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1850.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY,
WHEAT White. 400 bushels; OF which 304
bushels were le-exhibued Red, l,756 bushels.
CORN. - White 80 bushels.
OATs.-l.040 bushels.
MEAL -32 bushels.
i busn4ig
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

WALL STREET YESTERDAY
NEW YORK September 22.-The POSTS financial
artic c says: The Stock Exchange markets are
generally DULL United States bonds and abroad M
yesments, well as speculative rtiroai bonds are
all strong and in several eases higher. Inc STOCK
market at The opening tires uiar but soon tue
main nart OF tie list became heavy, and prices by
noon had fallen 4@2 per cent or per ce.it. IN
cluoing burlington and Quincy. since noon mere
has been fractional recovery ana steamer tone
prevails. The stocks at all active have been Ere,
axe shore. Western Union Telegraph, wabash
Northwest, Milwaukee ana ~. Paul, Iron h0uutaln,
and Delaware, LackawaDna and western. line
United states Assistant Treasurer az uoOn opeI 90
proposals 70 sell bonds 10 the sinking tund Ihe
amount offered was S6324,70O. Money on cal IS
2M3 per ctnl.. on time sac pr cent and o0 prime
mercantile paper 4td5h per cent.
The following quotations were current To-Day
United States per cent, 1O9AnlO9B; bhlteo
states AZ per cents, ll0MllO4; District OF o.
lumba 365's, -; New JERSEY Central, TAX
OHIO and Mississippi, 34A; Erie, 80; Michigau
Central. 931 Hannibal and ~. Joseph, 3sh; Lake
shore, 1O74: Northwest, 1884: Northwest prefer
red, 100; Iron Mountain, ON; Rock Island -
It. Paul, 924; 81. Pau preferred, -; wabash
IT. Louis aud Pacific. 30. Wabash, ~. Louls and
Pacific preferred IS; Kanas and Texas, 3Z4
Western Union Telegraph, 90; &. G. and |. e..
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