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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

CsfICAoo LUMBER riARkEr.

OCfosKR IL The CARGO market was dun and
easy. Absut twenty loads we're at the sase DOCKS
and vessels were arriving during the day. few
loads were sold early st last wtets decline, hat
bnvtrs lett the market soon - they saw the 6.et
was arriving. and little business wxs done In tfs
afternoon The docks were lined with vessels ~ the
close. Following are The quotations OF last week
Green piece stu6 es.5o@ee; green common Inch.
good inch, tl4atlS: standard shingles, $1,000
$500; extra shingles. tz.55@ s2.70; iAsh, ti.70
6S1.75.
Lumber freights were 6Tm. IN consequences OF tue
rapid advance In grain frelghts, which Is drawing
out OF the umotr fleet all the vessels that are cara.
bic If carrying grain. The yard-deaiers report
fair trade. ana no quotabe change IN prices. Fcf'
lowing Is The yard prceist First and second cesr,
3-incb. &47; first and second clear, J. and 2lnch,
$40 first and second clear. lk-and fh-inch, k43
third clear X and ik-inch. f3S; frsf and second
clear rough. 1inch. e43 third clear rough. l.inch.
f37; first and second clear dressed siding, ego
common dressed siding. 1880; flooring. second
common dressed, 49, /; tbox.boaris, 13.ipcb and
npwarcs. sI7rs43; A stock boards. To- aud t2-
inch rough. S35@;37 ID stock boards, 10 aud IL.
inch, S306ls33; q stock boards, 10. ana lz-inch,
S23ds27 (; feDciDg. first quality. $l2.5cm9l3.00
fencing. No. 2, ti0.5094f1.50: common boards (,
slz@fl5; common boards, No. z, ~ and ~ feet,
SlOM&l1: dimension stuff. 410.5o@t11; dfmon-
sion stuff. 90 and 30-seei. &I2.50GtZ0: TIT her,
AKA TO SxS, Inclusive. Is feet under, 41l@fl2;
pickets, fst. rough, and good. sl5; iath, e%@
1925; shingles, standard and choice, e250@
&2.65 shingles. extra. 42.75@t2.90; shingles
clear, s3. 10@$3.25.--Tritune
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER lathe following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LttQs.-Common to good, S4.50@S6.
Ledf-Common, S6.50@s7; medium, 5000 !;
good, $40 a sll; fine, Sl2@sl4; extra fine, $3.50
sl6. 49,
$3.50 good, SSaS9; fine, $l0@sl0.75.
DARK TOBACCo-MANUFACTURIN
Lug Ftilers.--Cenmon, S3.50@t4; medium,
Sf.506s5: good, S5.50Ms6.
Lear FiLters.-COmmOn s5Ms5 80; medium,
S6@S6.50; good, STA 50; fine. S9@sl0.
WrdDpers.-Common, s7.50@SS.50: medium
SS.50@s9: good s9.50@sl0; fine, S10@sll ;
extra sun-cured, S12@l5.
BRIGHT T0BACCo-MANUFACTURI
SmOkerS.-CommOn, SS@Sl0; medium, 500
$l2; good, sl2@Sl6; fine, sl6@S20.
FiHers.-(OmmOn, S6@fS: medium, s7Qs9 I;
good, sl9@s12; 6ne nominal.
Wrdppers.-COmmOn,fl 0dS15 medium, 81 561
500 good, s20G$30; ipe, sio@t50; fancy, s6c
@$75.
Wrappers, NshOgGny.-COmmon, sl2@4.5 !;
medium, sI5m@20; good, S22@f25; fine, 5000
$40; extra, f45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally 10 good old heayybOdied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs, S4@S5: Kentucky River lgRs, Slo@
S12; Kentucky River leaf, 81 3GSlS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, October IA, 1880.
Ceuutry Produce.

THURSDAY, October IA, 1880.
Country produce.
Apples Green-Market glutted-from 75c. to
81. so per barrel.
Besswaa 20@2011c. p n.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, 25@27c. ; fair
Corn Neal: GOOSE. q bushel for country; zoe.
Dried FrTu: Apples, 2@4c.; blackberries, &C.. !;
cherries, l2@loc.; raspberries, 20@22c.
Fathers: Prime live-goose, 40a45c.; common.
25c.
aav: Virginia timothy, sl.O5@s1.l0; clover.
S5@95c.
Roots: Ginseng, sl@sl.lO RD.; Seneca free of
tops, Acc, 2 n. o,oD.
Rye: 9oc;@sl y bushel.
Baled Strdto: 35@40c.
Wool: Washed. 4O94lc.; unwsshed, 27G26c
BURY wool will bring from 3 10 Sc. y ID less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dsle; sl.4O@tl.50 y barrel
James River, sl.30a$1.40.
Lime: Agricultural, Gl0c. q busncl RockAnd,
s1.16@sl.zo, according 70 aes nan Jointer
Plaster: Lump "a rs; grouno, %; cacined
plaster, sl.60@sl.75:
Tar: Large size, $3.50
DRY G0odas
Prints: Merrimsck. 61ir.; Merrfmack shifting,
SIC Richmond. 8j<c.; south Bridge. 61c. Pacific,
7c: sprague. 6hc.: Sprague Shirting 6ke.;
Dunnel's, &c; Aliens. &c: Manchester. &c. !;
Washington. 6Jzc.; Malery Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
ple, 7c; simpson Mourning. 7c.; smnson Grey,
fc.; Simpson Black, o1c.; Harmony, 5Hc.; Ash.
'A sro,on Cottoms: Manchester Y A., Axe; Man
chester AZ A. A., &C.; Rocsoridge 4.a X.
II. exc; james Rivera o. o.. 44e: james klyer
Xxx X, SIC; James River "A II. III, &c. James
RIVER standard A ID. d., Tic; Granlteviiie y IL.
r.. &c. CirAniteviIe "A II. r.. 7ze, Pocahontas
fne, ne: Conestoga D., 7c.: Conestcsa w, 7Sc.
Brotcn Sheetfngs. Pepperell l0-4, 2oxc.; An
droscogEin lO-A, 2sxc.
Bisachsd Shirfta0s and 6hssffnes: New York
Mills l2c.; Wsmsutta, 12c. Davoi, lOc.; An
droscoggin. L., &C.. Fruit OF the Loom, lOe. FOR
restdaie &C.; Hero A, 6Hc. Pelham, 7he.; Quine'
bang. 7Nc Nope A.. &c.; Eclipse "A, sAe.; Sc
curIty, Z, 6kc. Pepperell los, 27hc.
Gfnohams.-Plunket, loc.; White Manufactur-
ing, Toe. Keullworth. 7xc.i Cun berland, nc. -
TicEs Conestogz A. A., l2e.; Conestogs Z: G.
A., lac: Conesioga {. T. ioc:; cones'osA RE
Shirtina Stripes: sheridan A" &c.; sneri-
Eyoson Dyfiis. Grzni,evills, 7xc.; Stark, 6xc. {;
PeppereiIe, &C.; Rockbridge "A. &c.
Jsnfnas Jeweft City, lie. Boston, &c:
Cotton P;aids: Ottawa, &C; Toedo' sc'
Corss2 ysass. Rockport, Sc.
oeesbrtes; Fiat Fvld. &c.; Paper 1s
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Cheap Trnnsportntion CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, October 14.-In response 10 The
call for Cheap Transportation Convention
about 400 delegates, representing the west
ern, southern, border, and Atlantic States
assembled here this morning. Hon. Mat
thews Anderson. OF Missouri. was elected
president, together with number OF vice.
presidents. The discussion was opened al
once, and the points chiefly insisted upon
were that railroads should be held to the
strictest accountability for their manner OF
conducting business, and that national le-
gislstion is necessary to enable the country
to get the cheapest possible transportation
at living rates to consumers.
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Burning OF a COftOn.L sdened Steamer
i'm Red River.

NEW ORLEANS, October IA telegram
to the Red-River Transportation Company
reports the burning Of the steamboat Joe
Bryerly Wednesday evening six miles above
the mouth of Red river. The boat is to-
tai loss. No lives were lost. The Bryerly
left Shreveport with ninety-three bales OF
cotton on Saturday. Captain Aiken is Of
the opinion that she must have picked up
enough cotton on her way down TO COM
plete her load, which is 1900 bales. The
Bryerly was owned by NJ. S. Scott, Of
Shreveport. She was built at New Albany.
Ind, the fall Of 1877, at a cost OF $4,000.
She was partially insured.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER l2.-Tbere Is a further export trade,
chiefly on wants OF the Reggie buyers prices are very
sustained. Virginia leaf Is active and wen sus tarnei
In prlce. sales of 400 hogsheads Kentucky leaf at
5@l5c.; 400 cases 1879 Pennsylvania a 12@
100 cases 1879 state private terms roo ca e.
1879 Ohio at S@1lc.; 500 bales Havana at e2e.
Dark-Common Tugs, 4944c. good lngs, at ~
a5kc.; low leaf at 66a7c. gooh leaf at 7@
&c.: dark wrappers at 9@i4c. Brigbl-Common
mahogany at GA So. good mahogany at 15@20c.;
fine mahogany at 25G45c.; common bright al 10
M2Oc.; good bright at 25@36c.i fine bright AT 80
@45c: extra bright at 46M60c. smokers Bright
Common at S@l2c.; good at l2@l7c.; fine at II
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OCTOBER l3.-Prces this week ranged as fol-
lows:
BeeT Cdttie.-Very hest, 4c.; good 3X613Ac.; me-
dunn or good fair quality, Z4N934c.; bulls. 2M3c. !;
rough oxen, thin steers, old cows, &C., 2@2.c q d.,
gross.
HoQs-yery BEST Ia Ike; common grades, &C.,
6hG6ac. 2 n. net.
Sheep.-Very best, 4@4%c.; medium to good, 81
@3ac. q ~, gross.
VedlS.-s4@s9 p head.
Milch COpS-$l5@435 n head.
About 402 head of beef cattle, AIS hogs, and a
few sheep on the market. Cattle market fairly ac-
tive, with prices as good last week, quality con-
sidered. No extra good cattle on the MARKET There
is an over supply of bulls just at This time. Hogs
are somew hat more active and quite irm. few
reshpped.
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HORRIBLE DEATH OF A HoRsE-JoCKEY.-
lAlexandrla Gazette. 1.-The body Of a man
was discovered lying on the railroad track
Tuesday night, about a mile north OF Cui-
pepper, by some bands on passing stock
uAn. The train. which was stopped, re-
tuned to the spot, and the body. horribly
maskfed, was recognized us that OF horse
jockey known In sporting circles by the
name Of "Shorty." He bad been In at
tendsnes upon the Cuipeper Fair, and II Is
supposed had wandered away from the
grounds and wss struck Iy one OF the pass
Ing trains. Shorty" II will be remem-
Dere0, was one OF the riders In the running.
races ut the late Fair In this city.
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Monumental City Anniversary.

BALTIMORE, October 14.-The fourth
days celebration was quite as successful as
any which preceded it. In point OF num-
bers it equalled, if not exceeded, any OF
the Others, and the streets were thronged.
The parade consisted Of the beneficial,
charitable, temperance, religious, and other
civil and social societies OF the city-promi-
nent among which were the Caedonian and
Catholic Knights, coIored knights Tempar,
and other orders, and a horticultural dis
play. There were 10000 men and 1.2OO
horses in the line OF the procession. The
city is again Illuminated tonight.
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heard from can wipe out the Republican
gains already reported.
The Result IN mia.

1ne hesult Ia Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., October 1.-THE Republi.
can State Committee has returns from "a
out OF So counties, which show Republi-
can gains OF $500, and Democratic gains OF
|6,7s1. The net Republican gain for Town
send, Secretary OF State, Is 1878. At Dem.
ocratic headquarters returns have been
gathered from various sources, 40 that ac-
cording TO these figures the Democratic
gains for Lang, Secretary OF State, are
8, oo3, and the gains for Townsend, Repub-
lican, are given as eliza net Democratic
gain OF 2,S49.
Democratic Pluck and Manhood Wow
Needed.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 14.-The Chroni.
cite and Consfitutionaiist will tomorrow
comment as follows on the western cleo
tons: "Tbe anticipated depression has
come, but II should not last. The State
counted upon has for the moment been
wrenched away, but we can win without
1t. Defeat is painful, but 1t can be re-
deemed. The great contest for constitu-
tionalsm against centraIism Is yet to be
fought, and II will be won, too, IL The Dem
ocrats have the pluck and manhood to de-
serve success. II Is lawful to learn from an
enemy, and II we demonstrate but half the
energy and skill shown by the Republicans
when Maine was lost, the sun OF the I'd Of
November will shine upon an AusterIitz
field aud the allies Of Grant, Garfield, and
Conkling IN full retreat"
Registration I'm New York.
New YORK, October A. Yesterday was
the second day OF the registration, and the
whole number registered was 1852. The
total for the first and second days IL 1920,
against S9064 for the first two days OF last
year. Thirteen arrests OF parties attempt
ing to register on 1868 papers were made;
OF these five were discharged on their own
recognizances 10 await the action OF the
grand jury, and the others held In default
OF bail.
Congressional Nominations.
CHICAGO, October 14.-Tbe Democrats OF
the Fifth Illinois district have nominated X.
G.. Johnson, Of Whteside county, for Con-
gress.
BosT0N, October IA section OF the
Greenback party In this city last night nom-
mated Wendell Phillips for Congress from
the Fourth district.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

OCTOBER l3 TRADE Is very slow. There are few
offers here from shippers. The adyices from The other
side are strong. Crude ~ shipping order isquo'ed
l24c. for New \ ork, l2.c for Philadelphia, aud
IKE. for Baltimore. Refined In cases at 134@ &c.
Clint Roudebush K Co. favor us with the following
from the oil centics: sales United certificates
icrude petroleum. here, $4,000 barrels; oil City,
260 900 barrels: Bradford 900 barrels opened
at 99asc.: highest sales at 81; lowest sales NJ
9SAc. closed al 9Skc. bid. Exports for the week,
5.9f2,1l4 gallons; exports from January Let !,
1913 1875 033 gallons: exports same time lat year
zO6,l $500 gsllons.--Journdt Qf Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, October IA, 1881.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
4 IWHEAT.- White, so bushels. Ret, 1882 BUSH
els: of wi ich z | bushels were re.eXhibited
CORN White, $40 bushels. YeiiOio, ~ bushels.
OATs.-26S bu hels; of which 81 bushels were
re-exhibifed.
RYR.-92 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SCREENINGs.-5i bushels.
CoTToN.-45 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. so bushels common at Sl.05.
Red, 1,73S bushels prime Lancaster on private
terms l.400 bushels prime Lancaster on private
terms IA bushels good Lancaster on private terms
400 bushels very good mixed at $l.lS; so bushels
very good mixed at f1.lS; 1914 bushels good mixed
at IL IL so bushels good mixed ut S1.l3; 1866
bushels very good mixed on private terms; $50
bushels hoire FuZ at sl23 80 bushels go ID Fultz
at Sl.l4: 100 bushels good FultZ at $l.13: 20
bushels good FultZ at SIP: "A bushels common
Futz at *l.lO; 10 bushels common Fultz at
$40; AZ bushels very common Futz at sl.O5-
total, 4.69s bushels.
CoRN.-White, 1874 bushels prime at 60c.; l96
bushels very good at 60c.; so bushels very good at
60c. so bushels very good at 60c.-tOIal, $40
bushels. YelLOlo, AZ bushels good at 5Sc.; "a
bushels damp new al . lc.-tOial, az bushels.
OATs.-6S bushels winter on private terms; 1 so
bushels prime spring AT 46c.-total, ZlS bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels good at Ole; IL bushels Oh pri-
vale terms-t0tal, 32 bushels.
MEAL so bushels at 62c.
SCREENINGs.-54 bushels at Csc.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,


NEW YeRK, October IA No0a.-Stocks strong
and buoyant. Money call. 2M3 per cent. TX
change-Long. 4S1; short, 4S3l,. State bonds dull.
Ereaing.-Money, gas per cent Exchange,
4Slk. Governments steady and higher; new SIS,
1929: AZ Der cents, 11Ob; per cents, 1904.
States Inactive.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. October 14.-The POSTS financial arr
tcle says: The stock exchange markets continue
strong, and the mails and telegraphs are bringing
many orders 10 buy securities AMI shares, they APP
parently coming from persons who had made up
their minds to do nothing until the presidential
election was decided aud who are disposed 70 con-
slider The result In Ohio and Indiana rs practic lily
settllns The presidential contest In November. Wall
street spectators also appear 10 discount General
Gar6ed's election, and he result is such demand
for bonds and stocks as exceeds tue supply and adj
vance prices. United States per cents are up
4 above yesterdays advance aud the AIS are UP
d. The short date bonds Of the Government
are lower on The theory that continuance Of the
present financial policy of the Government Ii cans
The prompt pay msnt OF these bonds at or before
maturity by refunding or otherwise. Railroad bonds
continue strong. with The principal demand for
such issues as are believed TO he good, but In the
market price for which there /; room Tor consid-
cradle advance. The stock market continues to ad-
subject IL the Ordinary fluctuations ola bull
market" Notwithstanding the delay Ia The move
In the South. and particularly Southwest,
railroad receipts are encouraging. they IN
September and October, 1879. and other
cases showing a large increase, except in the
tran .pOrtaton of the staples upon Witch the rOad
depend. for good part Of their receipts. The re-
c. ps OF the trunkines proper continue largely I'm
excess of last year. The prices Of he leading stocks
are or per ceut above the advance figures Of yes
terday, the leading stocks being Erie, Northwest.
Milwaukee and II. Paul, Western Union. jersey
Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Mo-
table strength has been shown In the price of Canada
Southern, 81. Paul and Omaha, Iron Mountain, Wa
bash, Burlington and Quincy, Manhattan, ohio and
Mississippi, aud Pacific Mall. The money market
continues very easy at a per cent. Tor call 0ani
TO per cent. for time loans, and 4%@oh per cent
for prime mercantile paper.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, october l4.-Virgnia 6b. deferred,
IL; c0nsos, 60ls; second series, "a psst-due cou-
pons, 90h; new 10-40's, 40k; 1910 coupons, 97h.
Bia to-day.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

OCTOBER l3.-Scotch pig. after the closing out
OF the large parcels last week. the market has had
STEADY temper. The amount OF business is snail.
American pig has ruled v. ry quiet anu without I'M
portant change In price. Rails have steady fniid
The following are the quotations for No. Anieri.
can pia at &24.50Gs26: No. 2 at s20.5 09e2l 80,
and forge at fl94s2l. Scotch pig at kz2.bnff
1880 for GIengsrnock: 1928 sd for ColtDess (;
$2250G&z3.50 for Gartscherne, and 100000
sll.50 for Eglinon. English steel rails are quoted
mills old rails at s26.2h@s27 for ~" ano s27 80
a SzS for d. b. Wrought scrap at f26nS27
ex ship, and s26.50ds$2S from yard.--Journdl OF
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Boston. October 14.-Tbe eighth con.
grcss OF the Association for the Advance
ment OF Woman opened here yesterday.
The audience included representative
women fiom sll parts OF the Union, the
most notable being Mrs. Leila G. Bedell,
Of Chicago; Mrs. Clara b. Colby, OF Ne
braska; Mrs. Anna Gar,In, OF Spencer; and
Mrs. Elizabeth BoYpton Harbert. OF the
Chicago Inter. Ocean. The proceedings con-
sisted Of this reading Of papers and general
DISCUSSION.
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The Railroad Fight I'm the West.

sr. LOUIS, October H.-Thc railroad fight
is quite az sharp to-day as yesterday, and
the different Offices are crowded with ticket
buyers. The Chicago and Alton reduced
limited tickets TO S2.70 this morning, and
Wabash Immediately dropped to s1.70. I'm.
limited tickets remain as yesterday-S4. 10
TO both Chicago and Kansas City.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


THE DEGREES OF EXPULSION AGAINST THE RE-
LIBEL.
LONDON, October 14.-The correspondent
OF the Times at Paris telegrapbs that the
Projects recommend the enforcement OF the
religious decree at one stroke in order not
TO prolong the agitation until the triennial
municipal elections In November or Janu-
airy. 1t is probable, therefore, that pro-
ceedngs against The unauthorized orders
will be on a larger scale than was expected.
The managers OF the Iri6outet and CitO-
gen newspapers have been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fine OF 1900
francs, and one months imprisonment and
q fine OF 100 francs, respectively, for libel
ling President Greyy.
The French Chambers.
LONDON, October IA Paris dispatch
TO the Reuter- Telegram Company says it Is
considered probable that the Chambers will
meet on the 9th OF November.
The English African War,
CAPE Town. October lit now appears
that Colonel Bayley retired into the fort at
Masern at nigbtfall, and the burning OF the
Government Office and barracks then took
place. The enemy lost heavily in the fight
and then withdrew somewhat. Colonel Bay
ley is we'll supplied with food, but CARING
ton, who is besieged at Maieteng, has been
obliged to slaughter horses for food.
The Irish Agitation.
LONDON, October IA Dublin dispatch
to the Times says: "The rumor that the
prosecutions OF The leading members OF the
Land League are to be preceded by arrests
is unfounded. The absence OF Mr.. Parnell
from recent land meetings was due purely
to personal and not political reasons"
Cause of tho CessiOn of DuIcignO.
LONDON, October 14.-Special dispatches
from Constantinople agree in declaring that
the real cause CT the cession OF Dulcigno TO
Montenegro was the threatened occupation
OF Smyrna by the Powers.
Death OF Eminent Men.
RoME, October 1.-THE deaths are an
nounced OF Cardinal Bartolomeo Pacca,
Archbishop OF Maggiordomo, and Pletro
creole Vicomte, the archaoogist.
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NEW YORk STMAC MARKEr.

OCTOBER l3.-Shows more confidence on The
part OF holders, who are Influenced by the more
favorable foreign markets. sicily quoted az 5000
SS5 for best brands and t30MSi0 for low grades
Virginia at si5GS50 Journal Of Commerce.
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VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fpe pounds, 759rS0c.;
Virginia ine and extra DIX, 75frS0c.; Virginia nnt
8-inch and l2-inch twist 6og62e.; Virginia me.
dunn 6-inch and l2inch twist, 49t4Sc.; virginia
l2-inch pounds. 45a50c. Virginia common IL
inch pounds, e.;virginia good hrisht l-lneh
nina mahogany and bright navy, IS and "a ~
645c.; Virginia black navy, IS and 4s, A2Q4os.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, tl.20@4l.25; vtrEinis
assorted, 4oeeS0c.; Nor,h Carolina aud others. 40
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright 6's, 51@64e.; One brixht, 3'r ~ snd
NJ, 46@l7c.; manogany i0-os. IA. AoesAos.s
single thick 81. l5l47e.i DC. aud Toe. pIuxs snd
fancy styles, A6@s0c.; bright le-qx nss lo3A7e';
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rxcExprARY rIRg-yAxss RIVED VESSEL in
DIxTREgg.

rspecla, telegram to the Dispsich.I
NORFOLK, VA, October 14.-Last night
an incendiary fire occurred on the farm Of
Samuel Isham, on the western branch Of the
Elizabeth river, destroying bis barn, car.
riage-house. and stables, together with about
1900 pounds OF hay, buggy, and all his
farming implements. Partially insured.
The schooner Napoleon, Captain Gaskell,
from James river with cargo Of wood, bound
to New York. arrived In our harbor this
morning I'm distress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
Fire and Loss or Life--The German
Baptfstss

ST. LOUIS, October 14.-Tbe residence OF
James Jordan, about mile from Csrlinville,
H., was burned Tuesday night, aud bis
three children. aged six, ten, and thirteen
The sixth German General Baptist Con-
ference OF North America began ITS session
here last night. About $50 delegates from
all parts OF the country are present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

B. Y. Armeptront, of ROCKINGHAM ooup-
~, has purchased OF r. w. spoitswood.
0rsSee county. Va, contzinlng tO6 acres,
for 10000. Mr. Armenirout proposes to
mske bis purehass bis future home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
LOUISVILLE LEAF.ToBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER l2.-The market was steady wiih sa"s
aggregatiRg 1853 hogsheads.
ire Gilbert House sold IL hogsheads hogs.
heads Wsekiey county tTspD.) leaf at ~ 90 ana
1880: 8 hoesheads Crittencen county tugs and leaf
at a. is, 1870, and IS SIS; 3 hogsbeads Caldwell
county leaf sis5 so, $500, and t6j hogshtad Cal.
loway county leaf at $500: 2 hogsheads Fulton
county Tugs at t4.35 and - .95.
The Pike House sold IL hossheads: 2 hoasheaos
Ballard county medium to common leaf al so.eO
and $3.50; 8 hogsheads barren county old ines al
Grayson county common tugs at a, - 90, 1919,
and 1865; l hogshead Union county common Tugs
at x4.- Courttr. Journal.
(Other houses had sales nj Ike prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
NEW YORK pEANuT MARKET.

OCTOBER 13--Buyers have the adya ntaee. aud
not much doing. The quotations foI Virginia are
for fancy, and 6@5ac. for hand-picked.-Jorrao
Of Commerce.