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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND, October @, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White PIP bushels. Red, 3,342 bush
els.
CoRN.-Vh'te, 90 bushels. YeliOU. $50 bushels.
OATs.-4O6 bushels; Of which 200 bushels were
re-eXhiblted.
RYE -l62 bushels.
PEAs-36 bushels; OF which 80 bushels were re-
exhibited.
MEAL.-3 80 bushels-all re. exhibited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 2I2 bushels at Sl.15 10 Sl.lS
FOR fair TO prime. Red, 40 bushels seed Lancaster
at &L23; 90 bushels very good Lancaster at sl.1S
20 bushels very good Lancaster AT ii .16; bush
els common Lancaster at Sll0; lO26 bushels
very good mixed on private terms; 1878 bushels
at 97c. 10 81 IA for common to prime, including
$40 bushels prime on private terms.
CORN White, so bushels very good new at 6Oc.
46 bushels very good At 62c.-total, SO bushels.
YeiOlc, 100 bushels very good on private terms.
Mred, 81 bushels good at Gle.
OATs.-60 bushels very good spring at 47c.; 90
bushels very good mixed on private terms-tolal,
l 0 bushels.
RYE.-l4 bushels common at s5c.; So bushels
prime at 9zc. 46 bushels prime al 92c.-tOtal, 10
bushels.
COTToN.-s bales strict low middng, offered by
Moses X Ciemons, sold al 1890.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCIoER 6.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-Co mmon 10 good, S4.506$6.
LeGr.-Common, &6.5O@S7; medium, 5000
good Sl0G$l1; fine, sl2@sl4; extra fine, $3.50
s16.
Stemmfng.-Commop, 1904: medium, SEQ
$3.50; good, sS@S9; hne, S10@slO75.
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFAcTUR
Lug FtiierS.-Common. S3.50@S4; medium,
S4.50MS5: good, f5.50MS6.
LedC FiLers.-COmmon s50f5 so; medium,
S6dS6.50; good, S7dsS s; fine, S9@Sl0.
WraDperS.-Common, S7.50G&S50: medium
ss.50@S9; good. f9.50@sl0; fine, Sl0@sll
extra sun-cured, $12@l5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO ANUFACTURING.
SmOkers.-Common, $S@Sl0; medium, 400
kl2: good, $l24Sl6; fne, $l6CGS20.
Fiusrs.-CommOn S6@sS; medium, S7@S9
good, fl9G&l2; fine, nominal.
WrGDpers.-Co Common, 3 06oSl5 medium, VI 6G
s29 good, $20@s30; tine, S40@S50; fancy, $50
@S75.
Wrappers, HahOgdny.-ComInon, sl2@sl5
medium, Sl5@@20; good, S22@$25; fine, $500
$40; extra, t45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IS confined
principally TO good old heayy-bodied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: -
old Tugs, S4@f5: Kentucky River lugs, III 90
sl2; Kentucky River leai, sl3mfle.
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The Census Of south Carolina.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-General Walk
er, Superintendent Of the Census, to-day
submitted a report to the Secretary OF the
Interior in which be says that recent inves.
LEGATIONS conducted by Special Agent Gan.
uett into alleged frauds made by census
enumerstors in South Carolina last june
shows that the census OF 1870 was very de-
fective, and that the population-enumera-
ton made in June last is correct.
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ssove Hnud. a. a strike.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 5.-Six hundred
hands employed at the stove-works Of Rath
bone, Ssrd Il Co were thrown ont Of work
to-day by the striking OF some 237 monIders
II appears that the president OF The union,
who Is foreman in the works, violated the
rules and was fined %, which be refused to
pay. The men then demanded his dis
charge, which demand the firm refused to
accede to.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


DELAWARE AND GEORGIA ELECTIONS
GOVERNOR CoLQUITTs MAJORITY FORTY
THoUsAND-w WITHDRAWAL or A PENN.
sYLvANIA Observation-Disclosures
SIGNAL NOMINATIONS 100000 FIRE
IN LowRLL-sIx MEN BURIED UNDER A
FALLING ARCH; TWO OF THEM INJURED
FATALLY-coNvENTI OF THE ST. JEAN
BAPTIsTE socIETIEs-NoRFOLK COTTON
INTERCHANGEABLE CONTEMPORARIES
LOTTERY cAsKs-THE TURKISH INBRo-
CLIO, &C., &C.
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FIRE RECORD.
Lowell Mills Burnt.

LOWELL, MASS, October s.-Chase's
wooIIen-iactory and Fsulkner's woolen-
mill, in this city, were completely DESTROYED
by fire this afternoon. The loss is 1900, 600.
-Four hundred and twenty-five employs are
thrown out OF job.
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FARMVILLE.
PREPARATIONS FOR A GRAND BARBECUE
SPEECH OF COLONEL BLANTON.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.I

SPEECH OF COLONEL BLANT0N.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstchl
OCTOBER 6, 1880.
At meeting OF the Hancock, English.
and Coleman Club at this place last night
variohs committees were appOiated TO unite
with the CumbersDd Club for the grand
Democratic barbecue and demonstration to
take place in Farmville on Thursday the
2lst instant.
Colonel b. w. L. Banton, president Of
the Cumberland Club, being present, was
loudly called for. Colonel BlantoD ascend
ed the platform, and was greeted with i'm
mense cheering. | can't speak too highly
ia praise Of that gentleman's speech. 1t was
Just what the people desire. 1t WAS bold,
manly, but cOncilatIng. He made strong
appeal to his old comrades OF the Third
Virginia cavalry in behalf OF Colonel Sam
uel +. Coleman. the Democratic candidate
for Congress, who was also member OF
that regiment.
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and you may
expect good results Ia this section.
CONSERVATIVES.
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A special from Columbia says: "Tbe
Clyde Committee complied with Judge
Ht,dson's decree and paid Monday 300, 900
cash. aud gave bond for 100000 to pay In
sixty Gays tie balance OF the first pay ment
Of the ,yurchase.money, wi lch 10 about
e600.000 stdiijopal. There was no bid made
under Judge Hudscu's decree abpye theirs
It the April saie.r
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The Cash.snannon Murder Case.

CHARLESTON, s. G., October AT the
court in Darlington to-day AttorDey-Gene-
raj Youmans announced that owing to diff.
fculty in obtaining requisite evidence he
would not be able to give out bills OF in-
dictmeDt against the parties accused OF par
ticipalion In the recent Cash-Shannon duel.
AT his suggestion the case was postponed
until next term, the defendants remaining
under bail
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Convention or the ST. Jean Baptiste
societies.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October 6.-The
first Quadrennial Convention OF the st.
Jean Baptiste Societies OF New York began
here yesterday with seventy-five delegates
and many clergymen present.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 6.-Yoen.-Stocks strong
aud higher. Money call. 2@3 per cert. tx-
ehange-Lone. 4s0k; short, 4s3 State bonds dull
Governments nominal.
Eusning.-Money, 2@3 per cent. Exchange,
| 4sek Governments strong and higher new DE,
1902; Al per cents, 1854 per cents, 1918. States
| tutl
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The Porte aud the Surrender Of Dull
ciguO.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, October 6.-The note
presented to The Ambassadors on Monday
says: "The Porte undertakes to cede Dull
cisno and cause it to be evacuated, while
maintaining the status quo as regards the
line OF the frontier. AS soon as the Powers
give the assurances that the Porte demand
ed In its previous note the Porte will
inform the local population that they are to
remain or emigrate. III the Cortes's efforts
to cede Dulcigno fail, the troops and local
authorities will retire TO the frontier. The
Porte, however, will be in nowise response
BILE for any complications which may arise at
the scene Of such failure"
Tho English Press on the DuIcIguO
Question.
LONDON, October 6.-The Illness Vienna
correspondent says that general agree
ment seems to have been come TO by the
Powers TO maintain their concert and insist
upon the execution OF the treaty stipula-
tions. The Daily Ne,cS, in leading ar.
tcle, says the demand that naval
demonstration shall not be resOrted 10
either for the settlement OF the Dull
cigno or any future question is I'M
paralleled in European politics since the
impossible demands by which Napoleon III.
forced war upon Prussia. The Times says,
in a leading editorial 1.-The suggestion in
the note that the Powers may resort to COM
mon action TO the extent OF Russian in
demnity can only be inserted for some sim
lister mOtiye.'
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WAS n rae nYDRornosrA.
Osd. and NswsscheeI Doctors Holding
Opposite Views.

5 YOUNG MANS DEATH IN JERSEY cTrY-Brr-
TEN BY A Doc HLEyES YEARS AGs,--suDpES
ILLNESS LAST wEsK-DYTxa AFTER PAM
YuL SUFFERING.
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Probable Marine Casualty.

NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-The French
bark Alphonse st. Marie, No. l, Captain
Penard, sailed from Port Esds August 18th
for RoueD, with a cargo Of corn, and has
hot been heard OF since.
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NASHVILLE. TENN, October 6.-This was
the frst day Of the Nashville BIood-Horse
Association meeting. The weather was
rather heavy end the attendance moderate.
The first race was won by GoIdbug. the
second by Lelex, aud tue third by ventrilo-
gust.
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Norfolk Cotton Trade.

NORFOLK, Va, October 6.-Cleared and
sailed to-day. steamer Anna, for Liverpool,
with 8, 1913 bales of cotton.
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CaniaIn and CreM Massacred.

SYDNEY, September 2, Cid SAN FRANCISCO.
October 5-News is received from Soloman
Islands that the captain and crew OF the
Esperanza have been mastered. The mate
and seamen OF the wrecked vessel Ariel
were poisoned and the second mate and
Government agent murdered at Apii by
nafiv9s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCt.


WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
- FORMED A CO-PARTNkk> HIP under The
firm. name aud style Of A. y. WINSTON 4 BkO-
Their. for the pufpos+ OF eonsuctne The FLOUR,
CRAM, AND fEID BUSINESS al the old-estao.
Iished sfaad Of Samuel Maecubbin, No. 1900 cas-:
The pubic generally that we are prepared 70 al
orders at the lowest market prices Your patronage
respecifully solicited All goods delivered 10 aug
p0'''0' " VIC WV INV A. WINSTON,
forme with r. VI. Elicit,
W. ID. WINSTON.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish ImbrogIiO.

PARIS, October GA telegram received
from Vienna states that The Turkish vote is
not acceptable to all the Powers. The Pow
ers desire to maintain European concert and
await proposals from Eng The block
AIDE is mentioned as probable measure OF
coercion.
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FI0ar.
fine. t31k3.5O: exts, s4.75@S4.s5, saperfne
f3.50M4 common family. S6GS5.25.
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CRInHs AND CASUALTIES.
Injured by a Failing Arch.

CHICAGO, October Ga specisl dispatch
from Gibson, ILL.,, TO the Inter Ocean says
that terrible accident occurred there yes
terdsy. While the workmen were removing
the props from an arch Of tile-kiln at
Spauldng & EcgIeston's tile-factory the
arch gave way and an immense weight OF
brick and mortar fell upon and buried six
men at work inside. All the men were Sc
riously hurt, two of them fatally.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. October g. 1850.
sALEs--4,o00 X. aud d. r. 4. SIS at l07; 70
shares Of X. and u. X. X. stock at Six: 10 shares
X. and d. r. r. stock at s1K; 70 shares X. and D.
X. X. stock at ell 10 shares OF A., N. and U. n.
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wOeD AND coal.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALI SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE. CUMBERLAND, stLtNr,
GLOVER HILL, NuTrALbUks'i ssa - s" -
cord. delivered Call aud BE- convinced yoo can
do better than elsewhere. Orders hy tsxphous q
Broad. opposite Theatre, or 1905 cary street
sc 10 2. " fA0e.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOX BEST
il SPLINT COAL, BEST ANTHRAClTE Cn.As1<,
BEsi E3kksT PinF Cd 49, pAK Nv WYE vss.l MI
SrT NJ 1xlxI. aF. LATuu0f.
&c IossntseAih slssea, y afau-os>aoes
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fSecond Dispatch
Delaware Election.

WILMINGTON, October 6.-Full returns
from the State give the Democrats in yester-
days elections for inspectors 9,529; Re-
publicans. S,673; Democratic majority, $50.
On the vote for assessors the Democrats re-
ceived 9,495; the Republicans, $500; Dem
ocfalic majority, $50.
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T RESPECTFULLY RECOMMEND all
i my former customers 10 the above nfm rs wor'ny
Of the patronage so kindly bestowed on me, fee'inx
tLst they win lie able TO buv nom then on terms -
viii be As satisfactory other dealer IN The city,
&C 1-eod4t SAN MAStobD'N.
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POLITICAL.
Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, October 6.-The election here
to-day passed of quietly. Colquitps ma
jority in Richmond county will be over
1000. His majority 10 the State will be
fully $4,000.
iSecond Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, October GA special TO the
Constitution indicates that Colquitt Is elect.
ed Governor by 10000 majority.
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Greenbnckcr withdraws.

New YORK. October 6.-Hon. ID. p.
Dewes, OF Pennsylvania, has written let
ter to the chairman Of the National Green
back Labor party OF Pennsylvania with
drawing from the canvass as the nominee
OF that party for Judge Of the Supreme
Court M ppnnsvlylnia
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FINANCIAL.
TIME RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANl
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 7's,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We Offer for sale limited plumber OF the above-de'
scribeo BONDS stt97.o0 and interest," the company
reservins the right To advance the price from uns
10 time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe q.
curity.
The bonds may slso be had from any OF the osner
s,.,ch. brokers IN the city OF Richmond
DAVENPORT q co.
~, stock-DroksTh
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIRGINIA STATE \ 5 u r A n T.
COMPANY,
1905 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.

This reliable home company refers to its past re-
cord and present sound and prosperous condition a.
a guarantee OF future safety.
j. L. BACON, President;
THOMAS W. McCANCE, Yice-President;
j. NJ. TATE, Secretary;
r. L. RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretary.
DuF
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CongrassinnaI Nominafi0n.

BALTIMORE, October 6.-The Democrats
OF the Second congressional district OF
Mary land to-day renominated Hon. j. f. G..
Talbot. Of Baltimore county, for Congress,
DIR. +. L. Shaw having declined.
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fully fair, 7s<c; fair to good. 7ssa7Ec; prime,
1sze Mulassss nominal; fair, SsGa40c; prime,
A6a isc: choice. 5O@52c- Receipts-Sngar, 70 hhos;
mulasses, bri. Whisky steady; choice Cincin-
matt, 81 le@l IL: Western. 81 86@l %; Louisiana,
81 oS Receipts 19l brls -s
New YORK, Nay ls,-Flour duIl; prices without
decided ehage; Ohio, s. Oo@5 %; choice do y 70 -
at IS; saperfne Western, si@4 80; commoh 70
good extra do, 81 5o@i 30: choice do 40,
s. 00@7 90; choice white wheat do, y oSts
$ 2a Wheat: Spring dull. aud oominaliy
lower. Western heavy abut &c lower; sales
No red, May, at 81 329l 3214: d June, A 2oet
2615; No I White, May. 81 26l% bid; VI 27H
asked; June, 81 2S1s bid 81 2s7s asked: Corn Corn
cash ana May Nc better. June and July, Luil
and weak: do. future, 49%ab21ac. Oats
steady and quiet: #este y, A4aoOc.
Beef steady: New plain mess So 50@l0 90; new
extra do, s0@l0 So Pork dull and heavy: new
mess Sll2O. Lard heavy and lower: steam rem
dered, 7.l71le Butter unehangeu: ohios stal7.
| Cheese steady at lG@l2Hc for poor to choice
WHISKY nominal: Western, 81 12@l 10. sugar
duh and weak. Molasses steady and quiet. Re
troleum firm and demand moderate. Bye hrm
with go inquiry. C,lffee dull and noalnaily
unchanged. Freights quiet and firm. Spirits tur
pentne dull at 2s@2Ss4c. Rosin steady at 81 s.
| 81 40. Talow steady at 6Q61sc for western
Eggs quiet ct l0h@11c for fair 10 choice.
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and will leave for New Orleans this even

and will leave for New Orleans this even
ing.
The Jas. D. Parker will leave tomorrow
for Memphis.
The Potomac will leave this evening for
Pomeroy aud all way points.
The Bos.ona will be the regular @. d o.
Railroad packet leaving to-day at p. m.
for Hnntingio on.
Tie new raft boat built for the Upper
Mississippi leaves for her destination to-
day. Captain joseph Williams will be her
pilot from here to st. Louis.
Capt. Joseph A. Blackamore leaves for
Pittsblrg tonight.
Captain Charles Adams and Clerk John
Dales, OF the Alice, leave for Pittsburg t. is
evening.
Captain Robert Porter, of New Cumber-
land, West Va, died Yesterday in his for
ty-ninth year. Capt. Porter was interested
lief.
At the Barataria Canal meeting, pre-
sided over by Captain I. P. Leathers last
chase OF the Harvey Canal, opposite New
orleans. the Company 70. pay SlOo' 'ooo--
one half wi hin year, and The remainder
A"i'hSi Oiis lldTNoy SlfcS thIs piSoShV
canal 40 feet wide, 6 feet deep and 8 maes
long, together with 400 feet of land, half
lying ON each side The present income from
tolls Oh oyster, fruit and W. cd vessels pass
ing through is reported at over $50, 900 annu.
ally, and the purchasers say an outlay OF
$2pO, 900 will increase the width and dentll
so that, vessels passing between New
Orleans Texas and Mexican ports will pre-
fer this route, thus more than doubling the
oils A Committee are to consider the
percentage to be allowed Captain Cowden,
which is expected to be between 10 and %
per cent. of the net profits
| The New Orleans Times says: "The
Pilots Benevolent Association have elected
Wallace H. Lamb President, in place ol
Byron L. Prewitt. who was elected as Sec
4 retarr, and Captain Pres. Lindsey and w
4 W. Lamb were elected delegates to the
4 Pilots Convention, to be held at st. Louis
| Mo-. on June Is h."
The Golden Rule is getting fair trI
and h IS We y good prospects below. Marior
and Bryson Purcell will be her pilots.
The Abe Mcdonald came down with {
miscellaneous tow.
| The Matherssn arrived from Pittsburt
this morning fl, ing light.
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RIVER INTEIlLIGENCE.

tSpeCiai River DtspHtcnes To the Atscl
BnowssvII.LE. May 19-1o.45 A. NJ
River feet 10 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer $50. Wind
northeast.
HINTON, W. Va, May 1888 A. NJ
New River fopt7 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Theralomster go.
CHAaLrsroN, May 1s--s:5e A. M.-lKan.
awha River 3 feet7 inches ana falling
slowly. Weather clear. Thermometers 77o.
Wind southeast slrE
Ou Cry. May l9-10:28 A. M.-River Q
feet and standing. Weather clear. Wind
south. Thermometer $50.
PrrrspuRe. May 10 s-1lioo A. M.-River
foot inches and falling. Weather
clear aud coal.
IknNroE, o., May 19-a2:45 P. M. yer
6 feet II inches and falling. Weather
partly cloudy. Southeast wind. Wheel
ing packetC Courier up at z a. m. and Fleet.
wood at $50 q. m. Unknown up last even.
Ing at O'clock. Locals on time.
Boat Hands esszip.
Business ialr. s5.E.,
Weather clear and hot.
The fashion will departfhis evening for
Evansville.
The Andy Baum left last night with a
60 d trip far Memphis
The Golden Rule deferred her departure
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Congratulations From Nashville.

The following congratulatory dispatch was to-
day received by Mayor Jacob:
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 10, 1850.
Mayor Jacob:
send on behalf OF Nashville my congratula-
tions by the new telegraph line, the American
Union, which is just opened here. Reeogniz ng
that competition is the life of trade, bayO to the
American Union; and believing that Cine matt
and Nashville are destined to be the greatest cites
in the Union. thus joined together it is my sincere
wish that both cities Il use all means to make
the new line grand success.
THOMAS A. KERcHEvAL,
. Mayor of Nashville.
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NOTICE.

1,HE CREDITORS or JOHN II. DETER8. DE
i ceased. will take notice that the undersigned
have been appolntee Commissioners TO receive
aud examine claims against said deeedent. ana
that they will sit for that purpose at the office Of
Howard Douglass, southwest corner 4th and Main
streels, in the city OF Cincinnati, on Monday and
Saturday of each week. at O'clock y. M, for six
months Unless the claims OF creditors are pre-
senied to the under.igned for allowance upon
one Of the days mentioned they viii not be enc
titled to payment
G. A. ROBERG,
FREDERICK NORMAN.
Commissioners.
CINCINNATI. May 17th 1880. --
HOWARD DOUGLASS Attorney. a+f -=.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON May 19.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, stationary or lower
temperature, clear or partly cloudy wealth
or followed in the western portions by
local rains stationary followed by rising
barometer,
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The County Board Of Equalization
met this afternoon aud reorganized by
electing Joseph NJ. Rearden as President
and County Auditor W. s, CaPpeaer y
CLERK.
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Hantan-Courtney Race.

Special 70 the 6taL
WAsHIkeToN, d. c., May 1872 p. NJ
The race between Hanlan and Courtney
has loeen postponed NATL $50 O'Clock, on
account of,tae intense heat. Itsis ,prebable
that start will be made before p. M.
LArEk-CourtneY has been reported III
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all dav, and mueh doubt 10 expressed q
him being able tosstsrt this evening


HoRTH SYDNEY. Nav 1s-Abnut hft3
sailing vessels are iee-bOund outside OF THIS
port aud hourly expected in this harbor'
The ice this sprins is unusually heavy.
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New York STOCK Revert.

The following shows tine range OF quotattous
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock EKcnange as received by lea. Sterrett q Co.,
Is West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19

HOGS-larR6' qufet dfH ehsy. toe1eCC DU9cH-
ers sell at 4 50a4 Co. fair to good ut $4G94 40 and
comm,,n ~ $S 5eaS 90 psr, GENITAL gross r,..5b
CATrIiE-Market steady. We quote common
at Fl 7aa2 25 fair to medium at 81 h0fa3 25. good
to choice ats 50@4 40 and fair to good shipping
at s49d 10.
SHEEP-Marketq quiet and steady at 50 26@4 25
choice, fii
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
'FlRABCIAL

~ GuNOis ATT. May a9-2P. NJ
New YORK exchange In fair demand at yester-
days rates. Buying at par to 1-2O, and selling
at lilo premium.
Sterl ng firm aud nnGhnngeG. Sight at "a 88h.
Sixty dav bills 81 So per st. Ring.
Government bonds: Local rates buying aEd
snlllnp az f0IInMs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
For POnerOy.

WEDNESDAY. 10Th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY
5- = POTOMAC, James KirKet Mas
llsAxf ter Freight received ataii hours on
sssssissssh Wharfboa:, foot OF Broadway. w.
HOnshell Supt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
For POueroy,

THURSDAY, 2Olh, ats D. M, POSITIVELY
~ NOHIO NJ A. J. Levisay, Mas4
l.SAs$& Freight received at all hours
a Wharfboat, foot of Broadway
Henshell, Superintendent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
Fer Huntington.

THURSDAY, Goth, at p M, POsITgyELY.z IA
T< - The G. so R.R.packet FLEETW0On
Lsx ]. T. Campbell, Master. Freight ~
ceiyed at all hours on Wharfbeat, loot
of Broadway. W. Honshell. Superintendent