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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07
by Telegraph.
NEW YORk.


NEW YORR, October 6.-CottOn steady slIes,
LOSS bales; uplands llAc.; Orleans, lZc''
Consolidated net receipts. 23.39S bales export
10 Great Britain, 1926 bales % France, ,oe7
bales: 10 the continent, 2i4 bales. s0rhern hour
arm and gulet; common 90 fair extra, 5000
s775: good To choice extra, S7.SOao9: Wheat
IGlc. higher, closing weak ungraced SPRING
SI85GSI.4l; No. 2 Chicago aud MILWAUKEE,,
si44@sl45; mgraded red, sl27@s l.50
mixed winter sl47=@ Sl.4S mgraded white
sI3S6sl.53: No. 2 red, October, e1.os9
si.564; November, sl.5TG5l.5Sk; December
81 6OGtsl .Bt4,. Corn opened &c. higher; closed
weak aud about ,se. lower; ungraded, 95@7 Toe
NO 3. 740744c.; No. 2 white, $780,; yellow, lUa
@77Ec.; No. 2 October, 73a@74'Se. November
164G77.c.; December, 1870 sOHe. Oats higher
and fairly active; No. 3, 46c. Hops very nrm
with good inquiry; prices nnaltered Cohee I'M
changed. and quiet sugar iairly active ana fin
Cuba aud MuscOyadO. D l-l6e. I; Centrifugal, shc.
fair 10 good refining, sl.@sei refined nrm AN, anS
! I'm better demand; standard, 9'se. Molasses que
and steady. Rice In fair demand with steady
prices. Rosin frm and quiet AZ S2.9Oe 20.
| Turpcntlne duh and lower az 32e. WOOL 9nih
! firm trade moderate; domestic neece, 5fdfoc,
/ pulled, 2OM42e.; unwashed, l2g3oc., texas, y,
| d32e Pork dull without quotable change. Mid
/ dies quiet and nominal; long clear 9s@S@c'
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,lirl,n,oud 1ispattll.
OCTOBER I, 1881.
,,rTERSBURG.

w,rrISa MAJOR pANiEL--FRosT
AZ oyAliVF a-opx OF Tux nini.E SOCIETY
NJ Ss,S SLAUGHTER os so8a--'hh WITHIN
Caof' ao,ce Of ,hc Richmond DiSpaich.l
lCc'r@i OCTOBER G, 1891.
,oce,ncnt That Hon. John W.
The s' '.iiI Sneak In Petersburg on the 18th
psUie, W." roceiycd with great satisfaction
ln,ian, ;, ,'ocracy. lie win receive such az
Btee p'"ihT os NOT been accorded any public
0sioh =, orr city for years, and II his adj
speaker lsn,,;vcred at the Academy OF Music
df,s iii hardly be room enough to accom-
~. .,e hali the people VINO WI" seek "o-
ION 70 hear HIM. ,,-., .,os
m,,,''SS .6 sharp frost This morning, suiii-
We a| ,',p the flowers and tender vcgeta-
cien' ..'D,,D.od Ia It. II is thought that con-
t,a tH1i injury has been caused to The
scc's,... NC and late tobacco. There was
pcfa'' -. formation OF ice this morning.
SO ~ M are generally rcmarking that
ll' - ~ temperature on Tuesday night
nc '.s.''' NJ the most sudden and severe
~ ..,,rn n this season of the year. ON
ever s,,,rnoon the mercury in the Their
dor ~fnNN NJ % as''t N'f- ~ - 49, ~
% w " a. Crenshaw, the agent Of the
A. ,.,.nrr Bible society, labored during
l''', ,,o~.9 oi September in Greensvillc
iN mi, report to the Board OF Mana
c'". ~ before last shows that during
s'.' - be- visited l9i white and 3l5 CO.
~, tnilie, in the county; and. that he
~. VA me Bible 70 is white and 90 CO.
~. ,milics. and TO s. white and 90 CO.
~. 80 rs~,ous whom he found destitute OF
~ S.;r;oinres. Most OF the books donated
a., u. ,bs s.cnt were g. supply the Sunday
'l. 4, ;hc colored people.
m. wind Yesterday backed up a fonr-
Lib I'm cur harbor-the highest known
'l l H. .nring. Huut,mcn took advan-
,I. .in 10 visit the marshes, where du-
~ hr dav thousands Of sora were
l".- hind Many of Che sportSmen
i.,S n. hqck 70 the CHS from 200 TO 800
''. ,b, y now cotton Is said to be Of very eN-
..,.,t o,rliiv and very clean and white.
~ lr,9wiu Dee gathered much earlier this
l'.- ,i.p usual In consequence OF the I'M
',,.--,,.s, t.nc season for such work.
,y',,r /, ,,in very low in the streams,
.,i H. MIN, are slow in grinding.
.'' ROmN ADAlE.
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brutal Outrage and Murder i'm Penn
syIyauia.

Sanders and Philip Rogers, two notorious
their way into the room OF Mrs. Mary Sey-
mour, on John street, in this city, and in
The presence OF her three children crinii-
nally assaulted her. The woman struggled
desperately to escape and at length succeed
ed, Sanders following her into the street,
knocking her down several times. Mrs.
where she died from the effects OF her in
iuries in few moments. Both men were
arrested and are now in Jail charged with
murder.
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$ 81; III; 's||j "a
tI2.So; December si2.5o@sls.s5. Frei8nts
80 80 BALTIMORE. u.
BkLTIMonE, October 6.-Flour nrm and uIs-
changed. whcaf--souihcrn higher and active;
e sss. sasf ssr ' sissSsiss s!'i ao ws..rS
winter red, spot and October. ei.5 lAtf4l.5iF;
Soycmber, sf.;41s@si.55; December, ~ .jsasdg
Sf.5O. Corn Southern quiet and shade fgrfref
western higher, closing easy: southern white. Sle.
yellow, 7Sc. Oats nrIner and active: southern, Sc
eG53c.; western white, 52gl53c:: mixed, $40
jOkc. Pcnnsyivnis, Sic. Provisions unchanged.
Coffee dull Rio carsces, ordinary 20 fair, 94ta
lli,c. sugsr arni; A soft, l0sc. Whisky fra az
s1.10E@@i.2o. Freights unchanged and DUH.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 6.-Flour firm aud un-
Corn strong and higher al zee. Oats rrp at 4s,,c.
Pork quiet aud lFm at sci. Lard Ia good demand
atsl222E. Bulk-mcats nominal: shoulders Sac.
RIB, lofc. Bacon easier: shoulders. g4e.; rib,
llzc:; clear, 12<c. Whiskey active and Arn
ut SLID; combination sales Of finished goods.
40 barrels on The basis ofsi.l4. sugar stronger;
quiet: common and Ilght. $500 1905: backing
and butchers, sG.40@s7.l5.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-fl nr steady and hrm;
extra, sJ.75ms6; choice TO fancy, SStss.50.
Wheat ste,tiy at sI.5O. Corn hrmcr at soc. Data
strong and higher at soc. Pork and lard nominal.
IulS-meits quiet: shoulders nominal; rib, lOlc;
cle1-, l0tc. Bacon quiet shoulders. $3.50: rib.
IL Los: clear. fi2.25. IIams-Sugar-cured, 14Ac.
WhiskcY steady at el.lJ.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LouIS, October 6.-iIoliday-no msrkets.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 6.-flOar in fair demand and
hrin. Wheat active. strong and higher, No.
Chicago sprng si.f1l cash and October, s1.44a
November. Corn active. unsettled. and sbads.
lower; No. ., 67fsc. cash and October, 6sssc. Mo-
Neinber. csc. December. Oats active strong, and
higher; No. 2, Ate. cash and October 4Gac. No
yenbcr and December. Pork In good demand at
lower rates; $40 cash, $500 October, s19 No
yeniber. SlS.s5 December. Lard active and shade
lower: Sl2.O5 cash and October. 9 goo al 2. 22k
November, sl2.350 sl2.371 December hulk
clear, sl0.65. Nhlskcy dull and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
NMwAUNFE. October 6.--Flour frm aud IN
good demand. Wheat unsettled and weak; MIL
waukcc. cash Si.4Oa; November, ) l.42&: Decem-
her, sl.4f. Corn nominal 10 Csc. for No. 2. Oats
quiet and firm nj isc for No. .. Proy ions dull.
Mess-pork, Slg.12is cash and October. 500 Janu-
airy. Lard Sl1.l5 cash and October S12.G5 jan
uary. Hogs weak NJ sG.20Me6.S0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October 6.--Cotton-Nct receipts,
33S bales: gross receipts. 1921 bales. Futures
closed firm sales. $4,000 blles. October, 80
November, Sll.6O; December, 81 l.67@sl Los;
January, sli.S0: February, 81 l.9a@Sl2 March,
Sl2.13; April Sl2.23@s l2.2t; May, Sl2.34M
sl2.35; June, sl2.4id$l2.45; July, Sl2.J2@
Si2.J4.
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r,,. Atlanta Cotton Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, October 6.-Work III
every department OF the Cotton Exposition
building is going on actively, and a great
advance has been made since yesterday.
In n week from now the main building Will
he completed, with all its great variety OF
exhibits. In two weeks all the buildings
will be finished and filed, as every inch o.
snace has been taken, and many intended
exhibits have been necessarily refused.
There was large number of visitors at
the buildings to-day. The management
are confident OF the success OF the enter
prise.
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Tho Now York Republican COnyen-
lion.

NEW YORK, October G.-After adopting a
platform last night, the Republican Con-
yention proceeded TO nominate the State
ticket. General Joseph b. Carr, the pres
emf incumbent, was nominated for Secreta-
nv Of State by acclamation. Mr.. Dayen-
mort Of Steuben, was nominated for Comp
troller: Leslie w. Lawrence, for Attorney
General: James c. Hustled, of Westchester,
FOR Treasurer; silas SEYMOUR OF Saratoga,
for State Engineer; Francis Wachlns,, OF
Tompkins, for judge OF the Court OF Ap-
peals. IT., . r,o ronroor,za-
ton OF the party in New YORK ana hinSs,
Tier y desperate resistance, was laid on the
table. ..,,,. .l,o
The new State Committee contains me
names of Albert Doggett, Colonel Hector
Robertson, and other well-known anu,
ConkIIngites, and Platt and smythc ana
other Stalwarts.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO rnE DISPATCH FROM ALL pouSrs.
a DI.rGIETrNG FROST.
Distressing Reports OF Damage 20 To-
baceo and other Crops I'm vfr-
ginia, North Carolina. and
South Carolina.

Washington Aifairs-where President Ar.
thur will Reside-Next Meeting of the cabi-
nct-Siiver es-Pcnnsylvania
Troops for the Yorktown CeIebrauon-A
Georgia sport Commits Suieide-A Lady
Outraged and Murdered by Roughs in Penn
MISUNDERSTANDING Printers in PhiiadeI-
phia-Fatnl Cavc-in OF an Ore NIine-Re-
publican Nominations in New York-A
Railroad sold and the Sale OF Another Con-
hrmcd-The Fire Record-The Anna polls
Hazing Cadets Released from Duranc,-
The Atlanta Cotton Exposition Threat
cncd Strike or English Potters-Bismarcl's
Policy Condemned-A Land BiiI FOR Scot
land. &C., &C.
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President Arfilur

WHERE HE Will RESIDE AND WHEN SEE
NiSiToEs-TtE NEXT MEETING or TIE
CABINET.
WASHINGTON, October Cit is announced
that President Arthur will reside at the
house Of Senator Jones Of Nevada until
The adjournment OF the Senate extra scs-
sion; after which he will probably live at
The soldiers Home until the repairs TO the
White House are completed. At present
he receives the heads Of the different De-
partmcntS every day, excepting SATURDAY.,
between and O'Clock, and other visitors
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
The first Cabinet meeting OF the new
Administration will be held next Tuesday.
by which time It is expected that all the
members OF the Cabinet will have returned
to Washington.
The President positively declines TO hear
any applicants for public office, and thinks
that minor offices now vacant should be
Tiled by the heads OF the various Depart
ments.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, October @, 1881,


DARK TOBACCO FOR BxPoRT.
LHgs.-Common, s5a $3.50; medium, s6cr
5000 good. s7MS7.5O.
LeGC-Common, s7.5O6ss; medium, $500
- good, Slu@sll; line, sl2asl3; extra tine,
slfMSlJ.
DARK ToDACCO-MANUFACTvR
LWg Fuicrs.-COmmon, S5ers5.5O; medium,
:ee $3.50: good. S7@S7.5O.
LefU Fttisrs.-C Common. S7.5Of,sS: medium,
SS.JUm SO; good, 500 Sl1; fine, ; / 300 81 2 I;
extra iine sua-cured, SlJa $50.
'WrHpp S.-CninmOR, s9d $40; medium,
Slu.50g Sll.5O; good, Sl2.5O@ s13.5D; line,
sl4fsFlJ extra suI-cured, SlSei $50.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-NANUFACTURI
SmokerS.-Common, Ss.jO6s9; medium. sl06
81 good, SI2MSl4: fine. Sl5mSlS.
FiNsys.-Commou. 500 ~ . medium. = 0.5Od
5ll good, 5l2NSlJ; fine. Sl4MS15.
lVTUppeTS.-t Ommpn, SluMSl2; medium, sl4
@Sls good, S23@S3O; hne S45aS55; fancy,
S6ON $40.
WtGpperS, NnhogoBy.-Common, 500 SIS;
medium, Sl5M $40; good $500 S25; nne, $500
$40; extra. S45dSjO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The dcmand for this class of goods Is confined
principally to good old hcayy-bOdied Tugs ana Ken
iucky-RiNer leaf We quote:
Oh lugs, $40 80; Municipalities lug. SlOef
So: kentucly-Riyer leaf, sl3gSlS.
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Silver Certiheates.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October G.-Trea-
surer Gillian to-day received II letter from
the president Of bank in South Carolina
stating that the people OF that State would
not take silver certificates ~ current mo-
ney, and asked if he could pay them out on
checks OF United States disbursing officers.
The Treasurer replied that the standard
dollars, which is a full legal tender, could
be offered, and the people who preferred
the certificates could take them instead,
saying that in his experience he found that
the certificates were usually preferred to
coin.
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THE vaosr rrEsD.
Great Destruction or Tobacco Crops i,s
Virginia.,

"eports from Pittsylvnnin, Halifax, Campo
bell, Prince Edward. Bedford, Franklin,
Aibemaric, Orange, Madison, Louisn,
Henry, and Montgomery Counties and
North Carolina Indicate the Destruction Of
One Half of the Tobacco Crep.
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President GarHIcId's Remains PLACED
in Another CnslIet.

CLEVELAND, ONO, October G.-President
Garfield's body has been placed in new
casxet, made specially for the purpose as q
Gift. The casket is OF sheet bronze, elabo-
rately wrought with gold trimmings, and q
solid gold plate is to be fixed ON the top OF
the casket as Mrs. Garfield directs. the
remains were in an unexpectedly good
state Of preservation, and now that pro
per casket has been provided, it is proba-
ble that the plans Of the monument COM
mittee will be changed, and instead OF the
body being put in the ground, crypt viii
lie erected and the casket exposed to view.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OCTOBER 5s--Prlces this week ranged as fol-
lows:
Beef Catt's.--very best 4Kes4tc.; good, 3gm
oxen. thin steers, old cows. &C., 24e DC: bHiS.
extra, 3sc. other grades 2xa3.c. Z fp.- sro-s.
Hoga-yery best sssmSae.; good, 7'iesc.:
Shesp.-34ef4'ac. u r., gross.
LdmbsA4Ef5tc. = ~, grOss.
Tsuls.-$4HSl0T 4 head. te
Mich Cones and Cofres.-*20ds40 4 head
About j33 head Of beef cattle. 265 hogs, and
225 sheep and lambs on the market. and all sold.
Market well supplied with beef cattle, and prices
for medium grades were 1c of. but prices for best
and common grades were very little of. N any,
quality considered. Good bulls are insPeclal good
demand. The tone 81 the market for best hogs has
Improved somewhat, while common grades con-
time dull.
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FigntWith Indians.

Tucson, ARIZONA, October G.-DiSpatches
from Dragon Summit report that the In
dians, about one hundred strong, crossed
the trail there. with cavalry under Colonel
BERNARD in pursuit. and that Colonel Bcr-
nard subsequently came up with the In
dams and attacked them. Darkness put an
end 10 the fight. The Indians and their
animals are all badly tagged out, and the
soldiers, who came from Wilcox, are in the
same condition. One Indian i known To
be killed and three colOred soldiers wound
ed. The Indians are making for the west
end OF Mule mountains, probably for san
Jose mountains, in Sonora.
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Purchase of "A Railroad.

LOUISVILLE. KY, October G.-At meet-
ING of the stockholders of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad yesterday the purchase OF
the Cincinnati Short-Line was reported and
approved, and will be incorporated into the
system November 1St. The endorsement Of
the bonds OF the Pensacola and Atlantic rail
road was authorized. The old Board Of
Directors was reelected without opposition,
lG3,0l4 shares voting.
At the meeting OF the directors Colonel
Baldwin was reelected president; +. p.
Alexander, first yice-president; George A.
Washington, second Vice-president; w.
Ranney, secretary; and \. NJ. Quarter,
assistant to the president and assistant see
Tctary.
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4 Valuable Cargo.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October G.--The
British steamship BarncSmore sailed from
this port to-day for Liverpool with a
cargo of cotton and naval stores valued at
500, 900. She is the first steamer cleared
from wilmington for foreign port since
the war, but it is expected other steamers
will follow her, with the prospect OF Il
regular line between this place and Liver
nool ere lone
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IL ~ Iowa lawyer endeayors TO impeaeh
All .eslllnony Of witnesses who have been
Ihg more than twice and caught the
ssa trout on record. The oath OF an
5s a. u fisherman is not regarded highly
'.s V'eans Picayine.
a. ~. =. Wilke, Lafayette, Ind, reports a
b. maere MIN suffered SO badly With
M, .S,'l'aiiSD1 hdt he could not more. He
a., NO ~. terrible pains. Twelve hours
On sae Irst application Of the 81. Jacobs
had az az, pans were gone and the swelling
appe'rsd.
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New York Items.

New YORK, October G.-The French
visitors to the Yorktown Centennial Cele-
brntion visited the United States steamer
Tennessee this morning, and returned Adj
miral Wyman's call.
A fire broke out again this morning in
the Continental Brewery, Greenwich ave-
nue.. which was so badly damaged by fire
yesterday, and completed the destruction
Of the brewery. The loss by this morn
ing's fire alone is estimated by the owners
of the brewery at fully $1,000 or $4,000,
bringing the total damage UP to nearly the
full sum OF the insurance, $4,000.
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John McGinncss says: Or. Benson, |
will pray for you as long as live, because
you took pity on me when / was sick and
in the hospital, and sent me two boxes Of
your Celery and Chamomile Pills, and they
cured me OF Sciatira, Neuralgia, and Ncr-
yous weakness.
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.x AWAITING MAJOR pASlEL--FRosr
AZ o'Al.Vs ~oRK OF Tux nihiE SOCIETY
Np o1 ,rouTgR ov soRA--THk COTTON
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Deleasc of the Hazing Cadets.

ANNAPOLIs, Mp, october G.-The third
class of cadet mid.hipmen, who have been
confined on the Santee since Tuesday for
refusing to make disclosures in regard TO
the hazing on sunday night at the Naval
Academy, have signed pledge not TO haze,
and have been released from the Santee.
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Change of Commander. I'm Arizona,

SAN FRANTsCO. October Ga Tucson
dispatch SAYS: 1t has been reported that
change OF commanders in Arizona has
taken place, Colonel Mackenzie succeeding
General Wilcox. and that Colonel Macken-
zie has placed Major Biddle under arrest
on the representation OF Agent Tiffany that
the Majors action caused the late outbreak
OF the ChiricahuS. \ special to the Tucson
star from Camp Wilcox denies this, and
asserts that Mackenzie, who is WilcoX's
junior, was sent to the department with
part OF his own regiment, the Fourth cav
airy. Being the senior officer. except Gem
eral Wilcox, in this department, it was re-
quested that he should be placed in per-
sonal command OF operations in the field.
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The Frost IN South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, s. c., October Ga tcle-
cram from Northern South Carolina TO the
Ne,rs and Courier reports that there
was frost last night, and another is ex-
pected tonight, and states that the Late
Growth of cotton will be destroyed.
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, October G.-There was
frost here this morning. Several vessels
in distress arrived to-day. The storm was
very disastrous all along the coast.
Another strong Daniel club was organ
lied here tonight.
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TcS9pIs Ashore.

WASHINGTON, October G.-The signal
CORPS station at Cape iIatteras, y. c., re-
ports as follows: "TNO schooncrs went
ashore near Kinn0kect last night. The
crews were saved by LBc-Sayin@ Stations
Nos. ~ and 2l.''
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Destructive Fire In Nj. Louis.

ST. LorIs, October G.-The pottery OF
Dixon & Young, on Fourteenth street hear
Ponrosc, in the northern part Of the city,
was burned late last night. The loss is
estimated at 100000 to $4,000. The inSu-
rance i about 100000.
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Suicide of q Georgia sporiins-Mnn.

AUGUSTA, GA, October G.-James Il.
Glovcr,'h Spofting-man, took two ounces
Of laudanum yesterday, and died early this
morning. He lett letter with a friend,
telling him not TO open it till 4 certain hour.
lie does not appear TO have been insane
Glovcr's father committed suicide several
wears AGO.
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Free Trade An EuxIand.

LONDON, October Cat a meeting Of the
Associated Chambers Of Commerce, which
IL now sitting at Plymouth, the great bulk
Of the delegates have shown determined
adherence TO free trade.
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FINANCIAL.
2ICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. October 0. 1881.
SALES-FIRsT BOAED-l. 900 Columbia and
Grccnsylle second Gs at 81 #; 4 shares Richmond
and Danville stock &c 100: 10 shares Richmond
and Allegheny AZ 81. 10 de-. at ~, 10 DO at Az,
10 do. 1t IL. 10 do. At 4US; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte stock at II :, 10 DO. at 72,, 10 DO.
~ 72'e. 10 ID. at72 j. 20 do at 72l 10 10. at 72E;
90 sharcs Petersburg Railroad stock at 80, 80 do.
II 30: 20 share, Norfolk and Western preferred
at ~. 10 do. at 54s, 10 Dc. 20 j4's, 10 Do. 544,
20 do. 20 81, 10 do. aj 81.
SECOND BOAHD.-l,OOO Virginia tax-rcceiyable
coupons ~ 80; l,ODO Richmond and Allegheny
J. Is at I0Gi.; 100 shares Atlanta and Charlotte,
stock "a Ia.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES la New Hump
shire.

BUSroL, y. H., October ca shock OF
earthquake was felt here a little after mid
night. It passed from west to east, and
made q noise like the rIunbling Of 4 heavy
train Of cars, and shook buildings pcrccpti-
bly
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The Alleged Italian Bandit Esposito
Landed ut Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM, October 6.-The steamer p.
Coand, from New York, arrived here to-
day, and the alleged brigand Esposito was
ut once handed over to the Dutch police and
Professionally conveyed 10 prison.
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ALLENTOwN, PA, October "a cayc-in
occurred in VI. j. Persons ore mine near
this city this afternoon. resulting in the in
slant death Of Frank Kramer and fatal in
jury to Joseph George.
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DANVILLE.

-,r. ,<>i.L MEETING OF TIE TOBACCO AS
.,,1,ToN: ELECTION or OFFICERS; CAP
r,l< rlt.HL's OPINION; RAILROAD Dis
nrNi7lpNS-INTERNAL REVENUE FROM
,,>rr,,IrPYD TOBACCC-F0vND DEAD
g,rrn yo7 CONTRIBUTE AND ASKED TO M
SIGN.
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HALLIDAY I'm 81. LOuis.

ST. LOUIS, October G.-To-day being the
Fair-day Of the st. Louis Agricultural and
Mechanical Association business Is suS-
pended in the city and the markets are
closed
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Liberal Meeting I'm Berlin.
CONDEMNATION or msMARcK's PoLr'

CONDEMNATION or B1sNARcK's POLICY.
DERLIS, October Cone OF the greatest
Liberal meetings ever held here took place
Tuesday. Herr Lasker and Herr Richter
strongly condemned Prince Bismarck's in
ternal policy. The meeting was in support
Of Professor Yirehow's candidature for the
Reiclstag,
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masters have passed a resolution resisting
the demand, ard that strike must ensue.
A strike would Involve from sc, 900 TO $4,000
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