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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Ladics' Land League.

LONDON, November 3.-The branches Of
the Ladies' Land League throughout the
provinces complain loudly that their meet
ings should be dispersed while the Central
League i'm Dublin is permitted to meet UNI
molestcd. Miss Parnel, wishing TO test
thc legality OF the proceedings OF the La
dies League, publicly announced in the
newspapers Of Wednesday that meeting
Of the League would be held that day. No
attempt was made TO interfere with the
meeting, although detective watched those
who entered the League rooms.
The ARRAY i'm County Mayo.
LONDON, November 3.-The account OF
the ARRAY at Bellmut, County Mayo, last
week appears 10 have been exaggerated.
It is now stated that only one death result
cd from the shooting.
A Tonant-Farmer Killed.
LONDON, November "A dispatch from
L0ughenrie, County Galway, says: "A
tenant farmer named Dougherty was shot
dead while entering his house at Careygan,
near this place, last evening. 1t is said he
was Killed because he has paid his rents for
some time. Two persons have been arrested
for the murder"
Financial Notes.
BERLIN, November 3.-The Imperial Bank
shows On increase in specie OF LOCO, 900
marks.
LONDON, November 3.-.Thc Bank OF
England shows decrease OF specie for
the week Of G3SG,0O0.
The Confederate Bonds.
LONDON, November 1.-The Times says ::
owe are able 10 say That the Bank OF Eng
4 hold a gt-nflnltlp for
the payment OF Confederate bonds. The
public should beware Of buying bonds in
trinsically worthless on the faith OF such
rumOrs."
LONDON, November 3.-Coniederate-dol
lar bonds have declined to 81 Is. per Gl00.
An English Opinion of Confederate
BondhOIdcrs.
LoyDOS, November 3.-The 81. james
Gazette i'm its financial article this evening
comments on the hOllowneSs Of the claim
OF the holders Of Confederate bonds and
the futility OF endeavOring to exercise q
pressure on the southern States by the
means which have been Tesortcd 10 with
Indifferent success in the case OF foreign
States, such as Turkey and Peru.
Russian Troubles.
ST. PETERSBURG, November st is
stated that five political prisoners were
tried here last week. The authorities MAIN
tain secrecy concerning the matter.
A cruiser which lately returned to Con-
stadt is reported to have been searched and
several Of the crew arrested.
Cuban Affairs.
HAVANA, November 3.-lirigadier Arde-
rius has been appointed Governor OF the
province OF Havana.
The newspaper La LuSe, organ OF the
Autonomists, at Puerto Principe, having
been suspended FOR fifty days by the tribu-
nal. the Liberals in that district haze de-
clared their party dissolved.
Spanish gold, iSGCBlS7.
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InI-IsyILLE LEAE-TnRACCO NIARKET.

OCTOBER 3l.-Ihc hm,h-Strcct House -Oid %
hog,hcads: h0g-l6aGs Barron county good me
dunn leaf and lug- at $3.50, 1928, $40, $3.50,
and $3.50: 3 hOg.l ea'ls Brcckinridee county
medium aAd common leaf ~ $3.50, ~, and
$500; . bogs!eads hcCrickcn county mcfum
and common leaf and Tugs at $500, $3.50, $3.50.
$3.50, and s5.9J; 7 hog6Eeads Butler county
medium and common leaf and hugs &c $3.50,
SG.7O. $3.50, SG.4O, 500, $40. and $500;
hOgshcads Logan county common leaf and tugs at
$3.50 and $3.50.
The Boone House sold hogshcads: l hogshead
Logan county leaf at $3.50; / hogshcad Henry
county common leaf az 1880: = hogshcads lieury
county trash NJ $3.50 and $3.50.
The Falls city House sold . hocshcads: hogs-
head Henry county lugs sl2.75 . hOgshead Frank
lin county Tugs and trash II 500 aud sd.lO;
hOgsheads Davies county l0w lcafat SO and $3.50;
| hogshcad Webster county Tugs 1t $40; hogs
head GraysOn county low leaf 10 s5.4Js hogs
head factory swcepinRs at $3.50.
The Louisville House sold hogsheads: hOgs-
heads But.y county leaf and Tugs at $3.50, SB.iO,
and $3.50; hogshcads Henry county hgs and
trash at IS and $500 l hOgshead Henderson
county leaf al S7.0u; hogshcld Tennessee luz
1t - | hogshoad Davies county Tugs ~ s3f3.-
COnglCT-JOuTHuE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

receiver Appointed for the New Jersey
Bank-The Alleged Confederate Balance In
she Bank of EngIand-The United States
and Peru-Eastern Capitalists Invited TO
Columbus, Go.-Tbe Star-Route Postal
Frands-Annual Report Of the United
states Treasurer-Arrival OF the New Bril-
fish Ministerial Lowell, Mass, wife,
Murderer Aesai;ted-sIrs. GarGeId's Move
ments-Guiteau's Cnse-A Texns Stage
Robbcr Gets Ninety-nine Years in the PEN
iteptiary-The Late ARRAY I'm County sayc,
ircland-Confcderate Bonds In England
Russian TroubI s-The Lady Land
Lcaguers Complain OF Unjust Treatment
European Financial Matters.
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ers quiet. P-iees are without qiofabsc Change Re-
Ene IN barrels 10 the home trade IL quoe< AZ SIC.
| The following are the ofnciaI qeofstiCnz for:
Crude I'm barrels nt Cha 74c.: naphtba at loo. Re
Ened In barrels here for deliveries from about No
yember 18th % March LIST 1t 7zc. asked at IhtIz-
dcphia and Baltimore at 5zc. asked for deliveries
from December; cases are at limlzsc. Al tho
a. follows: 10 A. NJ, SG,sa SO xc.-sales at SSte.s
1880 a. hy-saies at SEA s5ke.; l 4. NJ, e6e4
SGAc.; ii:3O a. NJ, 65Sf9S6c.; ~ Missiles AZ
s5iGs5kc.; 1880 T.. w., eosns5sc.; 1870 r.
M.-sliss az e5c.; 2 r. NJ, SJ6ss6isc.; 800 i. w.,
55S6S7Ae.: 3 Il. NJ, s54ms3ssc.. $3.50 II. NJ,
At 56Ec.; lowest salos AZ soc.-Jourasl Of conl-
faCrce.
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mrs. GARFIELD.

CLEVELAND, ONO, November 3.-Mrs.
Garfield win by the close Of this week re-
move TO this city and take possession Of
the house she has here. 1t Is thought that
the photograph which Mrs. Garfield win
select to send Queen Victoria viii be one
which was taken in gainesville, Ohio, by
a country artist, but which all his friends
who have seen It think the best likeness
taken OF the late President.
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NOVEMBER 2.-Prccs to-day ranged ~ follows:
Cattle-Nery best, sos G.; good, IA 44c.i me
dunn or lhrqaality, 3, "a S4c.; ordinary 2ay3sc'
ltlyes 5Gfoc. sheep. 4eif 1c.: ltsuf+, 36Oc.
Hogs. Ease. Cows and dives, SO u $40.
ghc market dis week was well supplied rish cat
he. most Of which changed hands ~ above ngures.
Very Hide change being noted AZ pficc- from ket
wO k Calves in fir supply ana light dcmand.
sheen dull. Lambs Va fair inquiry Hogs Ia ilir
supply and good demand, al ths Oi,flns' cling
rettil(y at quotations. Cows and calves ~ demand
for good ones.- gQeeftf.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER Tile market generally Is essen
TALLY quoted at the close Of last week. Demand
Is satisfactory for Az Sorts and trouble Is found
IN sustaining strong range II prices. The quota
lions are FOR American pig, No. I, at $266rs26.
No. 2, at t2z. 800 s23.5d and forge at ~ Gsx22
Scotch pig II s25 for Glengarnock; <264S26.60
for Coltncss, 62rtscherrie AZ s2JH 5000: EFliu-
English steel rails are quoted al 5000 ss2, and
American steel at $50 NJ mills for next years de-
livery iron rails At st79s5o; old rails, $500
for and s3l for q. H.; wrought scrap at % -
$32.-J0urndL ~ Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND ToB,CCo MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, November >, 1881.
DAER TOBACCO FOR EXPoHT.
LHgs.-Common, S5@s5.5O; medium, sea
5000; good, S7atS7.5u.
LeGC.-Common, s7.5c@ IS; medium, $4,000
80; good, SlU@ Sll; hnc, Sl2WSl3; extra zinc,
el4WSl5.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTCR
Lug Eiiers.-- Common, $j@sj.jo; medium,
sea $3.50: good, $40 S7.5C.
LeGT FHerS.-CommOn, S7.5O@SS. medium,
Ss.jO@S9 good, 500 sll; fine, sll.5UwSl2;
extra line sun-curcd, Sl3m $50.
wrap eTS.-tommon, SoG $40; medium.
SlO.5OMSl I.50; good, Sl2.5Nets 1880; hne,
sl4@Slj; extra sun-cured, ; lSW so.
BRIGHT TOBACCC-NANUFACTUR
SnokerS-Common, $500 80 medium. 500
81 gOnd Sl2@ sl4: tine, Sl0WFlS.
FtNcrS.-Comm0n, S0mslO; medium, 10000
81 good. Sl20 sl3; iine, Sl4nsl5.
IFrdppfrS.-t ommOn. 500 sig, medium, >
MSlS; good, s2j@S3O; hnc, sf5WS55i fancy,
S6Gr,S7O.
Wrappers, Nah0gdny.-Common, sI2@s15;
medium, $3.50 500; good, S22W $50; the, $500
$40; extra, S4J0 500.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
principally % good old hc1yy-boded lu,s and hcn-
tucky-RiYer leaf NcquOte;
Old lugs, si@ 50; keElucky-Eiycr lugs, sl0@
sl2; kCntucky-Riyer leaf, l5eslS.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RIcHMOND LTyE.STCCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 2.-Priccs this week ranged IL fol-
lows: 80
&c: medium on good fur qutlity, 3gJ1c.;
rougn oxen, thin steer, old COWS, g., 2sg2ic.j
bulls, extra heavy, 3-c.' ohcr grades le 33c' 9
HSgs.-very bes., s}l@ &c.; other -radcs' 1896.
q D., net.
Veats.-&49slO Z head.
1Gich Cors Gnd CGiceS.-s20@s 40 2 head
About 473 head Of beef cattle, 9O4 hog, and
a few sheen on the market. Best cattle were IN
cliucd % ie somewhat weaker, although nearly one
c.r-load Il extra good sOld at Sc; Other grades
about as last week. Bulls sill very readily - quo
Lltious. and arc ia special good demand. There
wa very fun supply of D, - and &C toe Close OF
tnc week they stir lower + g.. being - that was
asked Tor grades tn.u soli az &c. on HJndiy.
some inaidries are Leiug made for sboep.
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Nrw YoRK cArTLE MARKEr.

NOVEMBER -BeeCeS.-Nothing doing Ina Tie
cattle pens. Dressed beef ruled dnll ana weak,
with slow sales ~ 90 6tc (. " FOR Texas and Col
orldo sides, and 7m-luc. for native sides.
CtIlrss.-Ncry little trade. Choice Seils sold at
0ac. Il d.; grssscIBat sc.
Sies,j and La,n5s.-s.,lcs were slow and Iinllted.
Decent tn fair lambs sold at 590c. q D.; ordinary
h good sheep 40 46t5c. a 10. Dressed nation
RANGED from u SC. e II; dressed lamb, from ~
10 QLc--a few scieclod drcsscd lambs going ~ Zoe.
Hogs.-Liye hcgs barely ,tcady at S5.iOttSo.iV
y 100 Do.
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CHINcoTEAGUE, Va, November 3.-The
schooner Katie Collins, Of Jacksonville, for
Perth Amboy, went ashore at midnight Of
October seth. The crew OF seven men are
all sick but two; also, one passenger is sick;
all OF whom have been taken of. Wreckers
are expected from Norfolk, and the vessel
win probably not 90 TO pieces, as she is
well up on the beach.
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NEWARK, November 3.-Frederick Ere
linghuysen qualified as receiver Of the Me-
clsnies Bank to-day, his father, ex-Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen, being his bondsman for
$4,000. An Injunction was served on
President Halsey to-day from the Corn Ex-
change Bank Of New York restraining him
from collecting the securities forwarded 10
the bank for collection.
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Especial dispatch 20 the Baltimore snn.-
DeafE, of Judge HonuOn.

WHEELING, w. Va, November D.
Judge William Kennon died at 81. Glars
vile, Ohio, today; aged cighty-fcur. lie
was congressman three terms, beginning
In 1928; was district judge ten years, and
vas elected supreme Judge In 1851. lie
was a member OF the constitutional conyen-
ton Of 1850. lie was n brother-sn-law 70
u. J. Jewett and Governor Shannon.
Ills funeral viii take place on Friday.
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NEW YORK. TOBACCO MARKEr.

NOVEMBER For kentucky leaf demand con-
tlnues slack, with buyers and sellers STA apart Ia
therYicw-. Sccdltai las 4 steady Rood demand
and price. finn. sales $50 hogsheid. kentucky
leaf a; la 2uc.; 500 cascs 1850 Penn-ylyani1 a.
sd De: 80 cases 1879 PCnnsylvinla ON private
terms: 200 cnscs 1850 New England at l.. Gg
yOc, $50 cases $50 Ohio on private terms; ltJ
c.lees $50 state ON private terms; 800 bllss ila-
yuna at sSc.l : l.2J.-J0UiItdt Cf COm'aerce.
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To be IFanEcd-FaiIurc I'm Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 3.-Tom Belts
will be hung at Jonesboro' for the murder
OF Judge Moore, the Governor having de-
clined TO interfere.
Carter e Solomon, carpet-dealers in this
city, failed to-day. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, $4,000.
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Invited to Columbus.

CoLUNBUs, GA, November 3.-Thc City
Council last night passed resolution in
viting Edward Atkinson and the eastern
manufacturers now in Atlanta to visit Co
lumbus, and rendering them the freedom Of
the city. The invitation was sent to-day.
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No Poucr 10 order KeductIon.

Boston, November 3.-The railroad
commissioners OF this State, after hear
ing OF several days on the petition Of a
number Of citizens ior a reduction Of rail-
way fares in this city, have to-day rendered
a decision that they have no power to order
the reduction,
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xy,ce.wurderer Acquitted.

LOWELL, MASS, November SIN the
snnerior Court this forenoon, in the case
81 Camille Desmaris, charged with having
attempted to poison his wife last July by
srrinkling Paris green in drinking-Yessel
and ON some pastry, the jury returned
verdict of not guilty.
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,to,,,oaist Missions.

NEW YoRK, November S.-The Me,ho-
dict Enlscopal Committee has decided 10
give sG75,O for missionary purposes
sums have been affixed for use in Africa,
Central America, and China, and other al'-
nortionments win soon be made. W
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Write 10 Mrs. Lydia Z. Plnlham, 29S
western avenue, Lynn, Mass, Tor names OF
ladies' that have been restored TO pei1ee'
health by the use OF her Vegetable CON- Com,
n noS II Is positive cure for the most
stnhborn cases OF female weakness.
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GALVESTON, November ga dispatch to
tho Ne,rs from San Antonio says that the
inry In the ease of William Petty, charged
With staec-robbery, returned verdict OF
entity. and assessed the penalty ut ninety
sS,ine yeors in the pententiary.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NOV RSlEKR 2.-Fleur e. dull and heavy and de-
.line a expecled Whea. y quiet, with light s.les
~ n aafssi.37 for Fuitz add si.sOas1 AZ for
mixed; tlere was no Lancaster offered. small
OTIS Of corn sold at 67c. fcr new aud Iie lvr OH
Willie. one 1t of rye brought sl.lO, and oAts one'
Country produce Is wanted ~ qd"tnShs.-o ID
,sfiS
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CARPETS, oIL-CLOTHs. DC.

CARPETS, oIL-CLoTHs, &c.-I have
l J,nst received my FALL STOCK Of GOODS;
CAEPEIS, OlL-CLOTlls. RUGS, MATS, ana
DRutGEfs OF all grades. eo.nieel lac , ana
i,nds &C. Papcr-IIangngs OF all styles when
am otieripg at lowest prices, Al orders promptly
st,ended To. Work done IN town and eouillry.
o,s.om Richmond, Va
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Snow I'm Michigan.

DETROIT, November 3.-There was q
slight fall OF snow in this city to-day and 4
heavier fall at Grand Rapids.
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NEW YORK PEANUT mARKEr.

NOVEMBER 1.--There Is moderate stir a. trade,
and prices held steady. Prime Virginia quoted az
s9@Cc.; strictly prime at GJa6se.; aud hand
picked az 7k63ec.-JOgradiy Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICIDOSD. November 3,ISsl.

OIOLllAN -AAN u " 7 Wv Tx = AA-AAF y u
RICHMOND, November 3, 1851.
SALES.
WHRAT.-Nhlte, a. bushels fair and good AZ
Sl.48. Lancaster. Luz bushels prime at sl.4S ;
l22 bushels very good NJ $40 and sl47; 80
bushels good ut Sl.45. Mixed. 81 bushels fair at
Sl.3j. Fultz. % bushels fir aud very good NJ
Sl.3T: 81 bushels good az Sl.B3.
CORN.-Whitc. 10 bushels very good old az 72c. {;
Sc bushels damp, ola, at 6Sc. Mixed, 1873 bushels
very good old at zoe. Yellow, 50 bushels very good
old at &C.
OATs.-lO bushels prime winter at G0e.; {
bushels prime spring ~ 53c.
RYE.-3O bnsnes good 10 sl.lO.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, November 3, 1881.
Country Produce,

THURSDAY, November 3, 1881.
Country Produce.
AppleS: Grccn-trom - TO $3.50 2 barrel.
BctSrdE: 21@2lC. IA ID.
Bntter. Prime 10 choice yellow, 25G 2sc.; fair
- Corn tg seal: s5c. per bushel for country; soc.
Bea1s: Navy. $3.50; mixed, s1.25Gs1.5O.
Chestnuts: $3.50 = bu-hcl.
Peas: Black-eye, ~. l50Sl.25.
Dfied Fruit: Apples, 4 .G5tc.; blacktcrries, lOc.i
cherries, Ice. r,ispberrie., 45c.; poaches-Norh
Carolina. peeled. lGw20c.; Virginia peeled l5c.i
quarters, unpcclcd, &C.; halyct, unpetlcd, 0i3c.
POULTRY: Live chickens, lJW22c.; ducks, "O@
Fssdatiers: Prime l.yo-goose, zoe; common,
25c.
HaV: Virginia Timothy, Sll@eI.l0i clover
mixed, : lmsl.C5i clover, 9o90oe'
oats: 53c.
Potatoes: Irish, SO g barrel
RoOts: Ginseng, sl.7J@sl.00 q d. Seneca
free Of tops, 4Oa 45c. e ~.
L0ri: Country, l29 l3o.
Rue: SI.I5 q bushcl.
SHmGc: Prime. zoe.
ShuckS: 7OM Toe.
Bdied MrdiC: 5Oc
Wool: Washed, 3Gc.; unwashod, CSC zee. Bur
nv wool will bring from 10 90. = ID. less tiiln
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. SC.
Cement: Ro-cndalc, Sl.45@S1.5O & barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, s@ Toe. g busiel; Rock
land, el.159Sl.3u, according o. quantity; joint
or (hnisEingl. l.25; Glenn's Falls, 81.
Pi0s,er: Lump, $40; ground, 60 calcined
plaster. , .GO6aS Its.
Tar: Large size, $3.50.
Dry Goods.
prjafs. MeI1fmacg. &c: McTimack shifting,
&C.; Richmond, 6Hc.; South Bridge 6Rci racine
7c.: sprngue, exc; spmgue Shif.ne &c. Dun
ncls, 7c.; Aliens, &C; Manches ,eri &C. ar
7c.: simpson Mourning. 7c.; simpson Grey, &c.
simpson Black, &C; harmony ohc-; Asiiiand
HCoSa Cottons: BIanche. ter Z B., 59c.; Man
chester Al 4. A., Gl,c.; ROckJr.dgc A Il. r.,
6l,c.: James River ?, o. o., 5sc.; james River
&c: james River ID. d. sc.
Drugs, Dyestuirs, Oils, &c.
1feoGol =; 1915 g gallon,
Concentrated Lys: 80 II 9 case OF fonr dozen.
Copperds. &c.
Coefinedi: Toe. 2 n.
Extract u LOgcOgd: lie.
indigo: slgsl.1O.
1hidder: lac. go,
sperm. Sl.5O; whale, 75c.; sriits, 3O@6uc. La
brador-cOd OH, 5OEg60c.; lard, ~. 10 sweet ~
dozen; best salad. 5000 castor fi.Zo G Rahon'
Virginia inbricating, 3O@ 5Oc.i Kerosene lV'c'
cash y gallon.
Race Ginger: Sc. a.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; Seneca, wiihoutiop, 500
80 Soda: sal, lt@2c, IN kegs; English soda, Sc. ;
American, 3tH4c.
Npir.f5 IufyehtiHe' oNN'
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l2KeII3c. = q.
Le,aoy.s. Nessina, as 2 box Malaga 80 q box.
Oraages: None In market.
Groceries. &c.
Bacon: Clear rib sides, 12@l2tc.; ribbed, ia
A. DEE: Virginia hog-round. lie. Virginia
hams, LARGE. ne: small, 1880 1866 sugar.
cured I4A@l5c.; plain bHms, l0e.i canVassed
hams. none; bulk sides, llA9 il1c.i bulA hhoul-
der, saGV9c. Stock light ., -.
Backeis: Painted. two hoops, sl.50Gsl.7o;
three hoops Sl.15HS2. ~
al .bOmss. 80; four strings, s2.25@e3.
coffee: Rio-Comm9n, log lle'i fir, ~ izc.
good 70 prime, belle; Laguiyra, l4@loe''
Java, 25H2Sc. 1870. "a
Capdies: Adamantine candles, lac 4ee. y Get
l6IH17c. q w.; half-boxes- 1885,; tall0w, lac,
Cheese: Prime cutting, l41k3 l5c., northern
| aud western prime cutting, i5E4 1851 eoani0n'
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. November 3, 1881.
SALEs-FIRsT BoAKD.-2.j00 Petersburg Rail-
road second SIS at 100. $500 DO. Oh. 3Ol At 100
IL shares Richmond aud Danyills stock at 1O6.
SECOND ROARD.-EO salca.
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FURNITURE.

HOP BITTERs strengthens, builds up, and cures
continually from the first dose.
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NEW WORK su,rAC MARKEr.
cuIcAGoIInBER ,raRKrr.

NOVEMBER l.-Forign Of prime quality quoicf
s77.50gss0; Virginia Is quoted at s45@s50s
luraal OF Commerce.
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EIonr.

Flour-We quote: Fine S4.5O6s5; extra, $3.50;
super,inc 5000; common family, $40; choice
or patent family, Ss.J06SS.75.
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NEW WORK pETRoLEUM MARKET.

NOVEMBER i.-Thero is . dull look 70 trade
with spirliles adyiees nom tbs Creek, ana export
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1HEIYrD.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, iner-
chaudisc and fasspigvIf, george W. Alien q TO-,
a1cHts. -,
STEAMER !. ". fverrsr, Carr, Phtlad,iphia.
merchandise and n.i@ngcrs, ). W. hec1rriek,
agent -. go,
n,erchstidise ard pas~eneerv and United stasss
mails, l.. ID. Taiurn, agent.
SAILED.
gch0r ner Maggie ID. hafstcn, BlsekisSton. Neg
YerS. eoaI, Chcs. peske AID Ohio Railway comrs-
nv; yoses.l. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner ". y. Bayard, Cs,ap. New YORK rse
james river, wood.
schooner Flying scud, Nsekias James river,
Light
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE. a
Il WILLIAM DAFFRoN, z,
PARLOR, and DlNlNG-h4lM Ky RNi-' :
every article In tic FURNITURE LINE: Bed
ding Feathers, aud Mattresses. Docs the business
carries The stock, and cannot be undeEsoh. Ohce
and warerOoms, i43S Main street; Factory 10, lei
30. 20, "a north Fifteenth street. Richmond, Va.
orders by mail promptly attended to. &C l2-3m
VISITORS AND OTHERS ma
Y need OF FURNITURE would do well % ~.
call at 4. GATHRlGHT & SONS, l6 Gov Ig1
ernor street; aud examine their large 3n4, -
On AMER and DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
embracing ali Of the new styles. Easy terms oil
payment. Don't forget the P l,,;, ,,,c COY
ocoI-3m l6 Governor street.
7 ARGEsT FURNITURE AND0
81 Dh sS6jufii OF Is MN YORK. ~
NEARLY 10000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR
ROOM
GEORGE p. STACY,
1905 MAIN STREET AND 3, Z, AND 3 SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET.
f. roceiylnz and adding daily to his IMMENSE
STOCK OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, anu
STEAN-DRESSED FEATHERS. . ..,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDs, Pill,
LOWS. aud HOLSTERS made over ana renovated
By an improved method. Don't fsl. 10 eAhin.ne
Ponsc 'u''is' Sc ie-sm
TUAVE NOW IN STORE A NERIM
| large and superior stock Of new aud ele- -,
CANT styles aud designs OF !"
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLoB FURNITURE,
DINING FURNITURE,
and solicit cali from all WHO may need articles In
my line. ,t,,,,
Nv prices are low snd terms accommodating
'N' '-' SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
an 17-eod6m Governor street, Richmond Va.
,.INrrr OAK Ann COTTAGEn
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The ARRAY in County Mayo.

LoNDoN, November 3.-The account OF
the ARRAY at Bellmut, County Mayo, last
week appears TO have been exaggerated.
1t is now stated that only one death result
cd from the shooting.
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EivEay.

IrvERY' IIvEnri EsH
keep constantly on hand supply OF
GOOD HORSES AND vEiiicLEs FOR HIRE
+ Special rates 20 commercial travellers.
W. v. MCCAIN.
NJ e-ym Niiton. NC
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MILWAUKEE, N-Yemftr 3.-f.Our duu. Wheat
heavy aud declining; No. 2, lard, nominal; do.
soft. cAsh and November, sl27A; December,
sl.29I. Corn wo~ker. No. =, 62e. Oats lower;
No. 3, 1910. Provisions weak. Mes pork, sl6.o0
cash sDd November. ard, 81 I. 40 ecsh ard Mo-
yelnber. hogs weak II 20 1Nsts6.
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and solicit eaI from all who may need articles IN
my line. -. ...,.,,,,,,,,r,s,
See my stock before buying. nu.ooD
L.. ln,.nrnnr airl..l- n1clnOnd. Va.
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NEW YORK, November j. HoOn.-Siocks frmer.
Money. sac per cent. ENclaupc-LCng, 4SO4 I;
short Asa. State bonds inactive. Governments
quiet and unchanged.
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MARINE rxrELLiGEScE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NoyKABKE 3, 1881.
sNptVyp
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A Temant-Farmer Killed.
Financial Notes

BERLIN, Noyember3.-The Imperial Bank
shows On increase in specie OF 100000
marks.
LONDON, November 3...Thc Bank Of
England shows Il decrease Of specie for
the week Of ESQ, 900.