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Trouble Brswing I'm Mexico.
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SAN FRaScrsco, September GA dis.
patch from Tucson to The Daily Star, to be
published tomorrow morning, says A
gentleman Just arrived at Guaymas informs
US that bad blood Is brewing at that place
between The Mexicans and Americans. A
new paper called the Monitor del Com.
mercio has been started, and It violently at
tack- the railroad company and Is insulting
TO all Americans. The editor and author Of
the insulting articles was lately challenged
successiyeiy By different Americans to NOR.
tai combat, but declined fighting. The ed-
tor charges that the railroad company IL
working without any approval of their
concessions; that the only order issued
by the Mexican Government Is one admit.
ting material for the road at the custom
house free OF duty; that the officers Of the
company in Guaymas have started a town
called New Guaymas district, two miles
from the old town, and have laid out streets
and christened them with American names,
oil OF which the Mexicans claim is not only
contrary to their laws but Is especially in
suliing TO them, and will, in case the plan
OF the new town Is carried out, ruin
old Guaymas, as all the trade and
commerce will 90 to New GuaNnas.
They also make charges that their
own agent, Colonel Moreno, the en-.
gineer appointed by the Mexican Govern
ment TO act in concert with Mr.. Morley,
the agent OF the company, alleging that be-
sides the salary paid HIM by the railroad
company-s400 per month-ihey have given
him valuable contract for grading a por-
ton Of the road, thus making him, body
and soul, the instrument OF the railroad
To- ~ q In nhors
rung out by the newspaper. The MeXicans
at the port OF Guaymas are excited, and at
Hermosillo alarmed. When the stage left
the latter place it was reported that agents
Of the company had applied to the Govern
or OF the State for guarantees for protection
to life and property. The Americans at
Guaymas are inclined to believe that trou-
bic may arise. Our informant met at Her.
mosllo sn employe OF the company who
bad given up bis position and left Guaymas
on that account.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO LuMBER mARkEr.

SEPTEMBER 2l.-A good d. al Of lumber has ar.
ceipts at The yard docks nearly thirty csrgoes were
offered at The sales docks yesterday The demand
"s gH9S ann TO p choice peeesa
common strips aud boards. SI0Mtl2; fairt cDslce
strips aud boards. sl2.50@ti5.50: Dili-run strips
ana boards. slggsl9; hath, tl.70asl.75; shin
Al The yards business "a very scye and prices for
dry pine lumber, Shingles, lath, etc., are nrn, as
First and second clear, 3.inch. 447: fEs, sEd
second clear 2-inch, s45; first and second clear,
Linen and AL ss es srd i clean and spa ssG
elect, s26; .2x4 select, $40. Exc and 2xs,
finishing, sss: !. and s inch clear ib,sei.
sag; q aud s.inch select. l-iach hnishiny.
sS1 , ssss 10 a. a asS ia ss ss oes
sss: STOCK boards, la:iaeh. -. IA: and is
feet feet Vsi7; d stock boards, i2.insh,. Is feet,
$40: ID stock boards. 12.nch, 20 feet. $50;
sss 0iH' fos sssA STOCK * ana ana L fss
$40; 9 l0-inch stock, i2, IA. and 10
feet, s2S; A box boards. Is inches and upward.
Is inches and upward. s27; ID box. IS inches aud
upward, S17: first common, 6-inch flooring. ID.
and NJ. s34; second common. 6-ineh flooring,
S32 third common, 6-inch flooring, t24: fenclpx
noor,ng. 6-inch, selected, 1880: clear ana nrst
common. 4-incn flooring. ss4; Is flooring. 4.ineb.
70 Norway
mon. 6.inch hooring. s27; Norway third common,
6-inch. x23: narrow common boards (seec;edl ID.
aud NJ. 49, narrow common dressed boards,
to ship lap, sl5; l0-foot fencing flooring. Sc
lected. sl4.60; first and second clear, IL, IA,
and 10 feet siding. $40; first common siding,
$3.50: second common siding, $3.50: third
common siding. *l3; fencing siding. $3.50: COM
mon boards. 10 and 20 feet. sl5 /; common boards;
r. "a. 10, and ls feet, STA No. boards ~ g 10
feet, S11: IL and s-inch common boards, 1900;
first quality fencing, 1890; No. 2 fcnctns, IL
and IS feet, or IA and 10 feet, sli.oo sen
No. fencing, sl1.50 Norway fencing sla %;
ois and scantling, IL 20 ls feet. l.50: 2xf, 10
and 20 feet long, 1880: 20 feet long dimension,
fl3; 20 feet long dimension. ZIG: "a feet Iona d.
mension, &17: 20 feet long dimension $40; 2S
feet long dimension. $50; 80 feet Iona dmension.
$40: pinch Gull plank. promiscuous width. % /;
2x4-inch culls, all lengths, $40; 2x12, 20 feet
and over. $40 extra fancy head and dress So.
octed pickets. $21 fiat rough pickeis, 81 lGflg
1H-inch square pickets. ID. q H.. selected, 81
2-inch batiens, o. O. beveled D 100 liueal feet
Csc: 24-inch Uattens. o. G.. or beyee,l 2 100
neal feet. 75c.: ~. inch baiieus q. q. 81 iey-
eled n 100 inea feet. Soc: clear shlugles, 1925
extra shingles, So 90; standard shingles, $3.50 !:
Hath, ~. 25.-1fmes.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M rkLKanArn TO THE DIsrArcn.

HON. MR.. THOMPSON HAS DECIDED TO Ac-
ckpT THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
FOR GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS,
CONGRESSIONAL NoMrSATIoNs--JRIs
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNyoN-DEBT
OF THE CITY OF MoBILE-TFE NEW YORK
DEMOCRACY JOINING Hs.NDs-CELEBRA-
TIoS OF THE cArTUpE OF ANDRE AT
TARkYTowN, N. Y.-sECoND pay OF THE
UNITARIAN CoNFERExCE-M OF
HgPAN-pREsBITERIA CoUNCT.-siLAs
NJ. WAITE, THE DEFAuLTER, HUSTkD
DowN--THE FRANKLIN SEARCH PARTY;
THEIR LONG sLED.RIDE IN THE ARCTIC
REGioNs-ExcITEMENT IN NORTHERN
Mkxico HOST ILITY TO AMERICANs-sE-
WERE FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA
CAUSE OF THE DISASTROUS LAND.sLIP
IN BENGAL--rRENCH AFFAIRs-RUssIAN
wAR-vEssELs ORDERED TO THE MEDi-
TERRANEAN-s DISTURBANCES
REPORTED IN CANTON. &C.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 23.-The following are the quota
lions
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs--C omm0n 10 good. S4.50@S6.
LefiC-COmmon, f6.50@S7; medium, $3.50 !;
good slOes11; fine, sl2@sl4; extra 1ne, $3.50
SO. 49,
$3.50; good, sS@S9; fine, SlO@SlO.75.
DARK ToBACCO-nANUFACTUR
Lug Piilers.-tonmon, s3.50@S4 medium,
S4.50MS5; good, S5.50MS6.
Leaf Flters.-Common. s5@s5 so; medium,
f6GS6.50; good, s7G sS; fine, t9@sl0.
WraDperS.-COmmOn, f7.50MtS.50: medium
ss.5Ods9: good. S9.50@Sl0; fne, slC@sl1 ;
extra sun-cured Sl2@l5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURING.
Snokers.--CQmmon, sS@sl0; medium, 500
&l2; good, sl2@Sl6 I; fine. 81 6@S20.
Fftiers-tommon, S6@fs: medium, S74$9
good, sla@Sl2; fine, nominal.
Wrdppers.-C Common, 81 061Sl5 medium, VI 6G
$40: good i20@S30; hne, &40@s50; fancy, $50
@s75.
Wrdppers, Nahogony.-COmmon, s12@tl6 ;
medium, s1eG@20; good, S22@$Z5; bne, 5000
$40; extra, $f5@s5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
prIuciDay 10 good old heavy-b0dled Tugs anu Mem
lucky River leaf. We quote 800
Old Tugs, s4@t5 Kentucky River Tugs, SlO9
s12; Kentucky River Leaf, sl3asle.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 22.-Tbe parties who have ne n.ar-
ket well IN their frssp put prices No AGAIN Nc the
foreign markets steadily advance through the strong
hold upon the stocks at all points. u is anost n
possible to buy. while exporters are extremely anN-
iOus cover, and urged 10 secure supplies Oy me
adyiees from abroad. The cable reports ipe 3d-
vance since yesterday Of VI. In London, II francs
ia Antwerp, and 40 pfenningS In Bremen. S.les IN
New York OF 10000 barrels at lAW Ike, closing
on 'Chir ge at No. Crnde IN shipping order quoted
at Ease; naptha ut l01sc. Refined quoted a, &C.
for New YORK, nominal Tor Philadelphia, aud &C.
for BaliImore Refined IN cases at 149Gel5ac.
After Change. 100, barrels refined were sold
here AT lie, els sing that price bio. ChDt Roudc-
bush & Co. favor Us with the following from The oil
centres sales United States certificates icfude pc
rOleuml here, $4,000 barrels: oil CITY,, no re-
port Bradford. $4,000 barrels spened nj 81 nst;
highest sales AZ si.0Sk; lowest sales at slOl9 |;
closed al SI.0l4 bid. txports TOT the week. 90 ~
40 gallons: exports from January 1st, l79,nl6,-
SAT gallons: exports same Time last year, lsS
! % gaOns-J0urndt Of Commerce.
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Mobiles Indebtedness.

MOBILE, ALA, September 23.-At meet
ing OF the commissioners OF the city OF Mo-
bile boudholders aud taxpayers to-day
the following was adopted:
RESOLVED, That as citizens and tax-pay-
ers of the city Of Mobilawe desire that the
commissioners OF the city OF Mobile shall
make settlement with creditors Of the late
city OF Mobile as favorable to them as prac-
ticable on the basis OF taxation on property
within the limits Of the late city Of Mobile
OF / percentum on the value OF said pro-
perry.
The commissioners will meet the creditors
in the city OF New York on the 14th Of Oc-
tober.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH THE
STATE WITH STATIONERY INVITED.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,l
)FFICE OF sUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMnND. Sentember / 4, 1880.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,l
OFFICE OF sCP'T PUBLIC PRINTIsG,
RICHMOND, september IA, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ut this
Off ce until SATURDAY. 25th instant, for the ST A.
TIONERY named below. for State uses during the
ensuing twelve months. Bidders must understand
that MORE on LESS of each paper may he required,
aud that the stationery Is 10 be deiiveied IN tucn
lots and at such times and places In me city OF
Richmond as may be directed by the superintend-
ent OF Public Printing. Some OF the papers VIII oe
rfauired by the first week IN October The success
ful bidder Will be required 10 give bond and security
no he spproyed BY The Secretary or the Common
" esIthj ip double The unit of his contract
10 REAMs CRANES or VERSIONS 4O.POuND
sREAMs ScRASE'so or wEsToN's so-PoUND
,no ptnMs issI,PouND DOUBLE CAP;
iSG tSEAMS 3O-PUUND MEDIUM;
oS0 RFANs 26-POUND DENY;
-S0 RFAMs I7x22 20 POUND fOLIO POST;
10 KEAMs 24-POUND FOI.I0 POST, best quail
ity, for letter. and note.neads.
TTbe above 10 embrace Enterprise" Potomac
Riyer,-a Defiance or other well.known andard
'rs sSs q ss'i P'&EREs's COMMERCIAL BLOT
IS REAMs No. / sTOcK-wRITING-sire,
soo RAMS No. IBOOK-DOUBLE MFDIUM-of
uniform white aud free from specks; :.
70 hs MAEnpsi6nM ass fS6 BOOK. for Thirty,
third Gratiau's ReDortl.
Tbix naper must I've Of bet quality.
ENVELOPES-IQ,Q0 No. l0--xxx:
FNvELOPES-20,0 00 No. 8-Xxx
superintendent Of Public PnaaiE
~ l6-e0dSe ~ ~ 4t.t 80
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, September %, 1881.
country produce.

THURSDAY, September 23, 1850.
country produce.
Beespaz: 20@20hc. "a D.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 25@30e; fsir
corn Corn Meal 62c. . bushel for country; zoe. for
city mills. ,,.,,, o.
cherries, l2al5c.; raspberries, 2O@22c.
FsSthers: Prime nye-goose, 40 945c.: common
25c. "'''''' -,
Hav: Virginia timothy, sl@sl,05; clever, s5@
9oc.
Pot1toes: irisL-New Rose, s1.75 p barrel 65G
I Roofs: Ginseng, eoc.@sl ~ ~; Seneca free Of
Lard: Country. s@e1c.
Rye: sO@s5c. q bushel.
SHmde. Prime. I5c.
BsIed StrGlO: 35@40c.
T'dIL0tD: 5d5xc. y 10.
wool: Washed. 4O@41c.; unwashed. 27a2sc
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dsle. si.40@sl.50 q barrel
James River, Sl.30@sl.40:
Lims A ao seeordss 10 aasnty; JoiaieI
ianishing), sI.15; Glenn,s Falls, s5&9oc.
PLASTER: Lump. "a 10; ground, -; calcined
plaster. t1.60@sl.7b:
Tar: Large size, $3.50.
p.fufs: Merrimack. 7c.: Nerrimack Shirtns-
&C. Richmond, 6K,.; South Bridge 6Hc. Pacine-
7c.: Sprasue, &C.; Sprague shifting, o9c.
Dunnel's, exc; Aliens. &c; Manchester, &c.
Washington. 6xc.: Maliery Pink, 7c Mallory Pur-
ME. 7c.; simpson Mourning, To-; simpson Grey,
1c.; simpson Black, 6xc.; Harmony, &C.; Ash
'ap Rrs s cottcns Manchester Y A., 5sc; Mar.
chester IA A. A., exc; koekoricge a. X.
r. axe: James Rivers o. o., Sxc: James River
TX. K. 6kc.: James River - III H., 61c james
R,y.r Standard "A ID. d., 7se.; GrsniieyiIr X.
r. el<c s;raniteyiIle "A Il. r.. 1fc.; Pocanontas
ane. Be: Conesfoga D., 7c.: conestoga "? Ia
Bro,on SAsefings: Peppereii l0-4' 2o'Sc.; An
droscoggin l0-4, 2Sxc M, yor,
Mills l2kc.; Wsmsutta, 12c.: pavol, ioc. An
droscoegin L.. &C.; Fruit OF the Loom, iVe.i TOT
restdale 9c.; Hero "A, Skc.; Pelham. DC. Quine-
hang AZ uope "A, &C.; Eclipse A., DC. Security
Z. ave. Pepperell l0-s, 27kc.
'Ginohdn..-Plunket, Toe. White Msnuiactur-
ing. I1c. KeuIlworth. 74c.i Qua berland, 7sc: ~
Ticls Conestoga A: A., l2e:; Consssoss . i D., ~
A., I4c.; Conesioga G. t. loc:; Conestoga ire
MUM, IKE: Conestoga y. r., Use.
S1irtlnq Stripss; Sheridan a. &C. sne'''
Erossr Drfiis: Graniteviljs, exc.; stark, eScs
penrere.e. sc; Rockbridge "A. 30.
6safms: Jewett City, lie. Boston, ect A.
Coffon Piaids: Ottawa. ssc.' To'sco' We
o' 1o sI Jsnss; Rocsport. &c.
0ombrSeS; Fiat Fvld, 6e.i PspersfS
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 22.-Anericdn Pig.-The market
shows very little demand, buying confined 10 small
iois, with prices unsettled and easy. scotch x
ward lots held steady. Rails are wanted aud rue
firm In price. Wrought scrap Is slow and un-
changed sales of l,l00 tons Of American pig at
f27ms2S for No. l. The following are The quota
lions: No. l American pts at 1890 S2s; No. at
$22@S23. and forge at sl9afkl Scotch pig az
f23Ms24 so for Gengarn0ck: s24 00@f20 Tor
ioliness: S246S25 for Gartschei rte. and t21.60
lS23 for Eglinton. English steel rails are quoted
al s6O0f61, ard American steel at 5000 $50 mt
mills: Old rails at S27@*27.b0 for ~" aud $3.50
as so for d. h. Wrought scrap at S27@s27 30:
ex ship, and s2s&s32 FROM yard.-Journdt OF
Commerce..
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1880.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. mer'
chandIse and passengers, George W. Allen Co.
agents. -
Steamer City OF Richmond, 6iford, Norfolk
United States mail, merchandise, and passengers
l.. Il. Tstum. agent.
Schooner w. c. Wickham. Steelman, Philadel'
phis, coal, =. III. Halves vessel, Curtis a. Parker.
Schooner l.. A. DeDnshower. Cannon. New YorF
salt, Davenport & Morris; vessel, Curtis q Parker
Schooner Eugene Borda, Osborne, Philad, lphia
iron ore, Old Dominion Iron and Nall WORKS.
Schooner Matte Tabor, -, New York, iron
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
Schooner John T. Williams, -, Now York, old
iron. Tredegar Company.
Schooner Theresa Wolf. Chan pon, Norfolk. light
TO load coal, Curtis K Parker.
- Schooner A. Robertson, Adams, James River,
wood; vessel TO Buck Christian.
CLEARED.
Norwegian bark Sldon. Tobassen. grain Rotter'
dam, Holland vessel from Buck & Christian.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, September 24.-Arrived; Steamer
Santiago de Cuba. Arrived out: STEAMERS Cas plan
Utopia, Triumph, North Durham, Wyoming.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

lows:
Beer Cdttie.-Very hest, 4c.; good. 3%93Ac.
medium or good fair quality, Z1m34c.; rough oxen
ihn steers, old cows. &C.. Z@2sc. r To-. gross.
Buils-Medium 10 good. 2%@3bc 2 h.. gross.
HOgS.-Very best, 6AM 7c.; common grades, &c
6G6%c. y n, net.
Sfeep aud LomJs.-Very best, 4HG5c.; medium
10 good 33G4 c. p ~. gross.
VediS.-S4@S9 u head.
Mich C0toS.-Sl56t35 y head.
About 800 head of beer cattle, 270 hogs, aOd 81
sh, ep ana lambs ON tie market J he limited supply
of best grades Of beef cattle and The very full sup
Div of medium aud common grades, has caused thu
former 10 be somewhat Stronger and the latter
somewhat weaker In price. The demand FOR hog
seems TO be quite light Just at This time. sheep have
advanced. and Slightly in demand for extra gooc
l,t,Sn NAL llofS
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 22.-Prices to-day ragged as fol-
lows Cattle-Very BEST 496s4xc.; good, 3heg4 &C.:
medium fair quality, 34G3Ac.; ordinary, 2AGn
34c. Calves 4q4fc: sheep, 1850. lambs,
sac. The market this week poorly supplied
with all kinds of stock. The cattle market was
Sheep and lambs In good demand. but few good
ones coming in. Calves In tair request at quota
tions. Hogs III good demand but none arriving.
Cows and calves In moderate demand GQzette.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACcO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 21.-Ihe Ninth-street House sold
leaf at $50, 5000, 1923. $40, $3.50.
s ~. 81 sis.7s. sIs.5o, sc, si5 Is, si5So
cntting-leaf al $3.50, 1922 sls.25, 1890.
si7.25. SIT. sl6, SIC, 1880; $3.50. sl5,
Sl4.75, and sI4 80: 8 b ssheads Owen county
cutiing-lugs az Sl4 rs, SI4 10, Sl4.7 fl4.90,
si4.50, si4.26. $3.50, 1880. 3 $50, sll.75,
slO.25, 1890, 1910, 1910, 1910, 90 80. $50.
and So IA hog.head Henry county cutting .ags a.
$40. IS. S7. go, 81 90. 81 so, $40. and $3.50
hogsbeads of cutiing-rash at 50 80. 20 80, 500.
IS IS. 10. &5 60. $3.50. and 1920 hog. heads
DAVIES county dark low leaf and Jugs al $500,
$f25 and $40 Courier Journal.
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Arrest Of an Internal. Law
YlOlatOr.

NEW YORK. September 23.-Abraham s.
Meyer. who keeps cigar mandatory In
Norfolk, was arrested this afternoon, and
held la $1,000 bail for trial by United States
Duet for violation OF the IN
law 10 not paying license.
Meyer came TO this country only four weeks
ago from Germany and opened factory, In
which be employed twelve men. The fac
tory was seized by Speciai-Agent Kellogg,
OF the Treasury Department.
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IouIsyILLEc uEwING TOBACCO.
SEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 22.-Kentucky leaf has brisk de-
mand ano prices strong at the recent sdvancs.
seedIeaf Is Ia liberal demand and very nam sss Az
eases 1879 Pennsylvania ct 14@22c.; 90 eases
1878 Pennsylvania on private terms; 500 ease. sc
1879 New England at sl@2be:: 255 cases 10Y
state private terms; IS csses 1919 ONO on pti-
vaie terms; as cases 1879 Wisconsin on pri,
yate terms; 100 eases spndries AZ o@t &c.; 4OO
bale Havana ~ 8oe.sttl.25. The following Are
the quotations for virxaDia leaf ark-C0mmon
hugs At e aye; good Tugs ~ 4tN oHc.; low leaf y
0a7e.; vooa irsf a. 7@ocs; dark wHppeu q We
lac. Brighl-Cemwcn mahogany q lOW@es'i
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Sentember %. 1850.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 23S bushels. Red, 4,644 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Nired, 800 bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels.
irish POTAToES.-l00 bags.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1874 bushels common ai roc.
Red, 400 bushels choice Lancaster az sl.l6; IL
bushels prime Lancaster at sl.l5; go bushels very
good Lancaster on private terms; ITO bushels very
good Lancaster at VI. IL; 20 bushels common Lah-
caster at Sl.06; SO bushels common Lancaster at
9Oc.; so bushels very good mixed at fl.l4; 300
bushels very good mixed al ~. IL; 300 bushels
v, ry good mixed at sl.l0; 3l2 bushels very good
mixed on private terms: 80 bushels prime seed
Fultz at Sl12: 102 bushels very sood seed fuitz al
81 10; 80 bu hels very good Fuliz at sl.09; 50
bushels very good Funz az fl.0S; 1893 bushels
very good fullz at Sl07; 26 bushels good Fuliz at
Al O6: 26 bushels good FuItZ at Sl.05; bushels
fair Fultz az sl.03; Is bushels common Fultz at
S0c.-tolal. 1902 bushels.
CORN Mized, 800 bushels prime at SOC.
OATs.-66O bushels very good winter on private
terms; so bushels prime winter on priyae terms !;
AZ bushels nike at 50c.-t0tal, 752 bushels.
RYR.-2O bushels prime al 81.
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The Capture or uater Andre.

TARkYr0wy, n. Y, 5 September 23.-Th.
celebration OF the capture OF Andre tool
place here to-day. Fully fifty thousand per
sors witnessed the parade at noon, and thu
unyeiiing Of Andres statue. Hon. samue
j. Tilden was president OF the day and
made Q brief address. This evening the
public md private buildings are illumina-
ted and grand display Of fireworks IL 10
nr00 raqa-
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The disastrous Land.sIip In BENGAL.

BOMBAY, September 23.-The details
which have Just been received OF the recent
disastrous land-slip at Nainital, Bengal,
show that the accident was the result OF a
terrible rain-stcrm, which lasted forty
hours, and in the course Of which twenty.
Eve inches OF rain fell. The enormous
mass OF water pouring down into the
town from the surrounding hills loosened q
great avalanche Of earth, which fell upon
the Victoria Hotel, completely b0rying II,
with thirty natives and number OF police
and iaborers.
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Petition OyerrmlAd.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad, September 23.-The
Supreme Court to-day oyerruied the petit
ion for rehearing 10 the case involving
the yciIdity Of the constitutional amcod-
lpsnt dxIng ihe time ivr holding the State
eIeetions. Fl z
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Ar. SamueI Wilson. Of Texas, and Mics
KMe Wyatt, OF Virginia, were quietly mar
RED on Wednesday afternoon at Epiphany
church. Washington, ID. T.. The couple
were accompanied to ibe church by Mrs.
Virginia J. Mosly. mother Of Colonel John
s. hosby Mrs Lille Mosby. Mrs.: Charles
the ceremony, which was conducted by the
PASTOR, DR.. Psset, assisted By Mr.. Lindsay.
the bridal couple started on visit 70 New
York. They will speDd the KIpity 10 POll-
sdeipbia, ppd then gote Texas.
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Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Css-
YAmtlOn.

WILMINGTON, DEL. September 23.-At
to-dsy's session of the Irish Catholic Benev-
olent Union the proposition to drop the
word Irish" from the name Of the Union
was defeated. outy two societies voting In
It's favor. An amendment providing that
the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union and
tha German Catholic Yereen lhall hold
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NEW WORK PEANUT MARKET

SEPTEMBER 22.-There Is a Iair Trade deninnd
and prices are strong. The quotations for Nrgilli
are Axe. for prime, Az. for extra prime, Dc. tO
fancy and 5s@54c. for hand picked.-Journdt o.
Cam ueTce,
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.
sEPrEpIBER2l, 1850.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.


VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO
Virginia bright extra and ine pounds, 75@s Soc;
Virginia dine and extra Gr. 75aS0c.; virginia nDs
6-.nch and l2-inch twist. 60@62c.: Nlrglna me
dunn 0.inch and l2.nch twist, 46a4ec.; Fhglnlh
medium los and les, 46@4Sc.; Virginia medium
I2-inch pounds. 45d50c Virginia common ~
inch pounds. 40Gl45c.:y Virginia good bright l-nso
35c: Virginia common ll-inch. 32@33c:; Nir
xinia mahogany and bright navy, 3's and as -
@45c.; Virginia black navy, 3's aud As 4zgf0e'
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, sl.20@sl25; Virginia
assorted, 45@60c. Sorlh Carolina and others, 40
d60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO
Fine bright SIS, 5l@54c. 1ne bright, 81, As and
rbs.. 46a47c.: mahogany 1907. fbs.. 45la46c.i
mahogany double thick SIS. 45M47e.: mahogany
single thick IS. 456147c., sc. and Toe plugs and
fancy styles, Asa 50e.: bright l6-oz- rs. 1904
bright double thick Sc. 46M4sc.: bright single
thick 3s, 4664ee.; bright sc. aud loo. plugs aud
fancy styles. 4s952c.; plain wrapper. 49, To-, and
l6-oz &C.. plain. small work, 42e.; second grades,
u.s., Us, and as, 4o@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO. -
Second grades, MS. Is, aud KS. 40G42c. mixed
ping smoking. 34c.: STEM smoking In paper. 2sc.;
cul and dry smoking, 22@30c.; bright and grapu.
lated Us ~, and as, 27e 30c.; bright and grsnu
ls,ed Ia bags 2gn75c.; pipe smoking, IN paper. 20
@30c.- Courfer-JourndL