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xrw work. IRON MARKET.

OCTOBER l6.-For scotch pig. while there u no
giving way in prices on account 81 me iihlsssi-
hiifv of replacing stock 40 lower range. Vet the
.cellng Is very quiet: some small lots have been
picked up. which Indicate late prices; there have
ieau 200 tons sold. part GicngarnDck- on private
forms. For American pIg there j. missed the
usnal demand at tins season for shipment 10 The
Interior hy canal. and Otherwise The movement Is
ycIy slack, with spiritie's look 70 auAlfs. Coh-
suniuiiOn fails 10 Improve at the late breaS In
prices: there Is no inclination t0 give way further.
although production IS i'm excess OF requirements
ana stocks steadily increase. Rails nave steady
inqulry: sales Of 10000 tons steel At S37 AZ mill
and 1880 90 $3.50. Interpretations are: Ameri-
can pig. NO. /. sElMs2l.5O: No. 2. e20; forge
al Sl7msls: scotch pig At s22m0 ~ 90 tor
Glen,arnocl: $3.50 S23.2J for COitnc~s; 5000
ASH for Egiiuton. and 80 $500 for SUM-
merlec; $500 Tor Langloan; S23'o0 Tor
lean steel rails no $37n s37 90 AZ mills tor future
delivery: Old rails 40 $500 tor Z. and Zb'oI
for Il. h.; wrought scrap, e2l@ 80 IRON Na"'
aud S22O :22.jO eN ship jOH'tHt ~ 90"
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Ths ahsnandOnh-TaiIsy Fair.
GREAT SUCCESS-FINE DISPLAY OF STOC
AND HOhSES-THE '. v. I. CADETS.

GREAT SCCCESs-FINE DISPLAY OF STOCK
AND HOnSES-THE '. v. /. CADETS.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch
W1NCHEsTER, October 1S.-The second
day OF the SYSTEMATICALLY Valley Fair ha.
been a big day FOR Winchester. The trades
parade, the first ever attempted here, was
decided success. The procession was 4
mile and hall lone. with five brass bands.
This is by FAR the best fair ever held here.
and Dangerteld Lewis, The president, is
cOmplimeuted on every side.
About six thousand people were on the
grounds to-day. The Virginia Military
Institute Cadet corps, 40 men. Colonel
Shipp commanding, are the guests OF the
city and the Society. One hundred short
horn, and one hundred blooded horses are
on exhibition. Many Of them will 90 TO
the stanton and Richmond fairs, among
which are five imported horses. $4,000
Engiisbshire stallion, two Ciydesdale
horses imported by the NeilsonI Brothers,
Of Clarke, at = cost OF $4,000, and two
French perch.rons.
Luke's Adelaide won the 300 troiting-
match to-day and yesterday, and DR.. c. Nc
Cormick's colt the 300 runuing-match.
The New Jersey Silver-cup, offered by Col
oncl Lewis for the best s,ddlo-hOrse was
awarded W. b. Claggett. OF Clarke.
The hail at the courthouse is filed to-
night with a gay thronK, dancing at the
dreSs-ball given to the cadets by the young
people Of Winchester.
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The Episcopal Convention.

tlIy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, October 1S.-In the House
OF Deputies the order Of the day was taken
up-yiZ., the report OF the Committee on
Amendments 10 the Constitution OF the
General Theological Seminary.
Rev. DIR. Thomas +. Davies. OF Pennsyl-
vania. said the question before them was
not the whole constitution, but only con-
currence with the House OF Bishops in ar
ticles 3 and G.
The Board OF Trustees now consist OF
the bishops and nearly 400 trustees scat
tered all over the Church. The suggestion
now Is that the Board shall consist Of the
bisbops OF the Church, who shall signify
their acceptance in writing, and that the
House OF Deputies shall elect % persons.
The minority report suggested that il might
result that these - persons might either be
all clergyman or all laymcn. But there
was every safeguard against such coniin-
gency. After long debate the majority
report was adopted by the following vote t:
Clerical vote, SO; diOceses, aye, 3; do
cescs. no 5--dioceseS divided. Total, As.
Lay vote. 81; dioccscs, aye 3; doceseS,
no 2-dioccscs divided. Total, So.
The Committee on Canons reported a
resolution that a Joint committee be ap-
pointed 20 consist Of three bishops, three
clcrgymen learned in canon law, and three
layrncn, being iurists to consider the duty
Of the Church in relation to the whole sub
ject OF marriage, including impcdiments
10 the contract thereof, the manner OF It's
solemnizstion, and The conditions OF MS
dissolution. and to report to tic next Gene
raj Convention. Placed on the Calendar.
With reference to the reports OF the spe-
cial committee on the action o. the Sewan-
ne Conference. the Committee on Canons
reported a resolution that the Board OF
Managers OF the Missionary Society be re-
qucsted to take the subject into immediate
consideration and to appropriate a. large
an amount as possible to the missions OF
the Church to the colored people in all
parts Of the country. 1t was made the or
Der OF the day for Tuesday morning.
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An yntorcssins 7nsurnEcc Case.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch

TF INTF-IFIII " IIlV IT I"FV7''T
NEW YORK, October lS.-The trial OF an
action 10y the Muskegon National Bank, o.
Muskcgon. Mich, against the Northwest
ern Mutual Liie-InsurIncc Company, OF
Milwaukee. for the recovery OF 100000 on
a policy Of insurance taken out 10y the bank
on the life Of Edwin G.. C0mStock was
begun to-day in the United states Circuit
Court. Comstock was cashier OF the bank.
and on April II, 1870. was indebted to the
bank for over $40, Geo, and the institution
took out q policy OF insurance for that sum
1T an annual premium Of 1861 on Com
stocks lie. The defence claim that Com
stocks death was duo to his Incorporate
habits, and that the company had offered TO
return the premiums paid by the bank.
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TOBACCO MARKETS


THURSDAY. VfTlUcT IS, 1850.
There has been 20 fair demand this week, without
any change in prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common, s5.jO@ $3.50: GOOD, S79
$3.50
LegC-Common, Ss@$9 good slO@sll; fine,
$40 sl5.
SUN-CURED.
Eugs.-Unsound sj.5OmS6.75; sound, $3.50
M~9.
Leaf common. S9d 5000: medium, sllg
Sl3; good. Sl4USl7.5O. fine, 500 500.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-NANUFACTUR
SnOkers.--C Ommon, SS.j0MSIO.50; medium
Sl2UsI3; good, Sl3.5OMsI0; fine, SlOWl7;
fancy. sl90S22.
mon. SlOMSl2; medium. sl3WSl4; good.
SI5MSl6; line. sI7aS1S.
TrdDDerS. ommOa. sl9d-21: medium, SO
"a 500: good $3.50 $40; fine, Sl5@ 500; fancy
,En.. -Er-
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very quict and held firmly: mes. spot sii.S S
sIid..Ies dun and nominal: ssng ctear. &c. a ra
Cash shade higher: prime st-iH' spo' az"
Der. $3.50. Freights nrm.
BALTIMORE.
BurrNoRK, October is.-Fiour steady ana
moderately active Wheat-sonthern steady:
western duh and lower: southern red. sl.UI0
sl.10: amber, vi 129sI.l6: No. western WIN
southern au ct aud steady: western du,i and nom
inal: southern white. 0JeD67c.: yellow, 6Qd64c:
Oats quiet asd nnchnngsd: Provisions quiet AM
quiet: A soft. S}c. Whlskev steady aud qnict at
sI.ieGlISi. Froights quiet aud UNCHANGED.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. October S.--fiour dull and droop-
lug. Wheat dull and weaker; *l0f1sl.OfHc cash.
Corn duh and weaker at lie. oats opened strong
aud closed easier; 800 ,o3lc. cash. Pork quiet At
81 .25@S1l.5o Lad firm ats7.30. Bils-meais
at SLID. sugar unchanged Hogs firm common
and light. S3GO@si.I5: packing and Butchers,
sf'fVesSo' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October ls.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet: No. 2 red winter. 81. Corn IN fair
demlnd: No. = white. sl@52c. Oats unchanged.
meats-shoulders, %: clcrr rib. s69"; clear
sides. S7.2j. Bscon-Shouders. 1918; clear rib.
1925: clear sides. $3.50. Lard, hoice kettle.
sli Whiskey unchanged.
sT.IouIs.
ST. Louis. October 49, Flour unchanged.
WHEAT easier and nominslly unchanged. Corn
nrTn and slow; 4c44G4c. cash. tt+6ai4kc. Oc-
tober. oats FIRM and D0mingl: 27tc. cash. Pork
quiet at sIO7J0ssfl. Bulk-mea's firm: long
clear. 5000 short rib. te.75: short clear. s6 90.
Bacon quiet; long clear. 1928: short RIB. s7.37x
$3.50: short clear, s7G5@57.75. Lard dull
and nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October ls.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat-Regular duh ana weak: 9i@9ihc. Octo-
be-: No. red wiutcr, a9G 99sc. Corn weak:
41ac. cash, 47.t.474c. october. Oats dull and
weak: 21.c. cash and October. Pork rOminaly
unchanged; S1O.4O6ls1O.5n cash. 5000 Octo-
Der. Lard In fair demand aud easier: S7.i7N6s
$3.50 cash and October Bulk-meais In fair de-
maud: shoulders $500. short ribs, $3.50; short
clear, s6.6J. Whiskey unchanged.
IiLrktfkrT
MlTwATKEs, October 1s.-FlOnr I'm fair de-
mlnd. Wheat weaker st Gle. Corn steady nc
fSsc. Oats scarce aud wanted at 32kt3Jc. Pro-
visions steady Mc-j pork. tl035 cash and No
vemhcr. Lard Prime steam. $40 cash and Mo-
vembcr. Hogs steady at s4.25Ntf.55.
NEW YORK COTTcH 'UTCRg8.
NEW YORK, October IS. -Co,ion-Gross re-
ceipts 9,S22 bales. Futures closed firm sales,
10000 bglrs October. 1902; November.
SlU.6lG 3lO.62; December, fIr.7l; January.
siu.SG: February, tll0lMRIl.02: March.
S1l15GSl Lilo. April. sll.2smsl l.29: NAV.
- 800 ~ lao. June. sli.5nGtll.51; july,
sll.50tESl i.6l; August ~ SO gAll.70.
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BALTIMORE.

BArTn4ORE, October 12-Nirgnla G's, second
,atics 3d.: pist-due coupons. Al new lC-fO's,
80 Virginia new IS, 81. BID to-day.
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Grand Ceremonies nj the Ncwbursh. n. ",
Centennial Celebration.
LEY telegraph 10 The DIsnalch.l

| Nv tciegraph 10 the Dispatch.
| NEwDuRGB, n. Y, October Is.-Im
mcnse crowds are here 20 participate in tn,
! Centennial celebration. At sunrise tb,
navy vessels fred salutes, which were re
sponded to from the shore by cannon-firinl
at Washington's headquarters and else
where, on both sides Of the river, and by
( the ringing OF all the church-bcls. The
city never presented finer display Of
decorations. Flags floating everywhere
! Weather bright and beautiful and sky un.
| clouded. The towns Of the surrounding
neighborhood emptied their population
into Newburgb. Ii is estimated that 10000
visitors are here.
Many residences bear the coat-oi-arms oi
Massachusetts, and Virginia.
The procession was a grand one, and
moved in four divisions. The line Of
march was about four miles long. I'm
mense crowds lined the streets, and the
stoops and windows OF every house on the
route were crowded with spectators. APP
plnusc was literally bestowed as the organ
izations passed.
When the procession was over the vast
multitude wendell its way 10 Washington.
headquarters. where the exercises OF the
day were TO take place. The invited guests
took seats on The platform. Among them
were Governor Cleveland and staff; Mayor
Edison, OF New York; Hon. William NJ.
Evarts; United States Senator Hawley
General SchofeG. aged ninety-eight years,
and Secretary Chandler.
At O'Clock the Seventh Regiment Band
played the overture TO William Tell. at the
conclusion OF which Rev. Or. Prime or
iered n patriotic prayer The TIE Deum
" We Praise Thee, o Cod" was rendered
, by q chorus Of 800 voices. Senator Bayard
was then introduced, and delivered an elO-
quent address. Mr.. Wallace Bruce, OF
Poughkcepsie, next recited an original
poem. The choru, then rendered mo
King But Cod after which the orator OF
the day, Hon. William NJ. Evarts, was in
uoduced.
The distinguished statesman was re-
ceiyed with applause. md in low voice
proceeded TO read his address. IIandel's
| liaieluilh Chorus was then rendered, and
the ceremonies closed with bencdiction by
Bishop Coke.
The Centennial closed with grand dis
play Of fireworks tonight, witnessed by
probably one hundred thousand persons
| The fireworks were sent up from three
immense floats anchored in the Hudson
| From the outer floats there were cross.
! fires Of rockets and bombs, forming arches
OF many colors. The closing pieces were
the flight cf LOCO rockets and THE Part
| ing Salute Colonial" The effect OF The
pieces was extremely fine, lighting up The
| bay and both banks a the river.
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ErissiEOp-sieach E2cos.
[Br tclegraph to The Dlspateb.l

By telegraph 10 the DiSp1tcu.I
NEW YORK, October 1S.-First race
three quarters OF q mile Caramel won i;
Treasurer second, Vexation third. Time,
.1:11l.
Second race-one mile-Baby won; Lyt-
ton second, Hostage third. Time, 1:43.
French pools paid s2j.2j.
Third race-Onc milc-Dan Il. won ::
Arsenic second, Iotachimie third. Time,
1:A5.
Fourth race-one and One-fourth miles
Haledon won; Centennial second, Edwin
i. third. Time, 2:12i.
Fifth racc-one and one-eighth miles
Mikes Bride won; Tennyson second, Bon
airotte third. Time, 300.
The hurdle race WAS declared Of On ac-
count O. darkness.
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PORT OF NEWPORT's NEWS, OCT. Is, 1888.
lBy Telegraph.


steamer Luray, Schcrmerh0rn. Norfolk. mtr-
chpndise end PASSENGERS, Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway Company iaul sailed % rcturnl.
~iclme- NORTHAMPTON McIarrics, Norfolk
mcrch 'ndlso and pas sen crs. Che'apeaSe and Ohio
Railway company (Knd sailed on rpturnl
steamer Accomac. Del.. merchandise and pas
sengcrs, >mthilcld. Chesapeake rnd ohio Railway
Company land iailrd on rcturnl.
steamer Panlco. Blakeman. Smithfcld, moT-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and OhsC
Railway Company and sailed on returnl.
Steamer North Cambria fSr.l J, Evans, New Or
leans put I'm for coal.
steamer SimOon iBr.l, sherbome. New Orleans,
put In for coal.
steamer kanawha. Greenwood, Wilmington,
Del hight, 10 load coal.
steiner Manhattan. stevens, West Point and
sailed for New York., merchlndse, Old Dominion
steamship Company.
steamer Guyandotte. Kelly. New York land
.al,cd for West Point. merchandise, O,d Domini N
steamship Company.
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by Telegraph

NEW YORK, october lS.-Cotton firm sales.
237 bales upands' 10 9-ltc Orleans 10 lJ-loc''
to treat Britain. 1884 bales; 10 the continent.
/ uOO bales southern nom steady; common 10
fair extra, s3.9OMs5.O5: good 10 choice extra,
Az loo IS. 62b. Mheat-Spot. &Gi lc bower, clos
inc firm, with a recovery 81 4alsc.; No. spring
nominal: ungraded red, sc.@sl.l24; No. rcd,
October, Sl.O7NM>l.0S. Corn about sc. lower
closing steadier. with slight recovery ungraded,
5nm3sc.: No. October, STA 57Sc. Oats sa5sc.
lower closing somewhat stronger; No. 2, 3ihc.
Hops arm and unchanged. ,oflee-spoi, fair kio
sugar firn and In better demand; refined quiet
| MOlasses steady; New Orleans. 30ds5c. itics
| steady. Cotton-ssed oil, 42es50c. Rosin dull a
| 81 So Turpentme dull al 3o4c. Hides sieadl
| and demand moderate. Wool steadily held; do
! nestle fleece, 30Gi3c.; Texas, liG27c, eor'
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GENERAL MARKETS.
pII,L,pELpuIA WOOL MARKET.

OCTOBER l6.-Thc market Tor al descriptions
ruled hrm under moderate supplies, but there
wa, less general activity 10 notice. sale, du-
ring the week, l2CO.OOO pounds. We quote :
ONO. Pennsylvania, and West virginia ncccc'
washed Ky aud above. 3SM4lc., y, 3t0.
3-c.: half blood. 3g0i lc.; quarter blood. 3iM
36c.: common. 26r csc; sew York, Michigan.
Indiana. and Wisconsin fleece. washed. M $40
3Gc.: y. 33 3Jc.; hair blood. 3cW Zoe. quarter
blood. 33N3Jc.; common, 26W21c. comb
ing and re Lame flrccC-N ashcd, hne De
Lame. 4Onl2c.: de-. medium. 42NlJc. do. low
35M4Oc.: Wwa-hcl. medium, 3Om13c.
do. low oJnJuc.: Canada. 32m33c.; un-
washed, fine. 23N26c.; medium, 27n32c.
low. 24M26c. coarse. bury. or heavy lS@
2Oc: Iowa, kansas. Nebraska, aud MIME
sott. washed. inc and medium. goa 35c.: do.
coarse. zsu gee: unwashed, inc. 2UM23c.; DO
medium. 2JM 2Sc.: low, I6W2Oc. Colorado
medium and nnc. choice. % eb2Jc.; do. average
2ON2lc.: common and quarter blood, lS0
Doe. coarse carpet. lie. New Mexican
Choice improved, ZOM 23c.; average improved
lsM2Oc.: coarse carpet, light, &c. 10
heavy or greasy. ljMl6c.; black. l5W Ice; ial
elm improved. lSN 22c.; DO. coarse, l6d lsc.'
Tex4s. sprugci.p, fine North ana East, 32H20t.
medium, DO. do. 25@2Sc.; coarse, do. do.
lie: improved western and southern. 2Om2jc.
coarse do. do. l6ml7c.; Utah. Montana. ano
wyoming. unwa she'd, choice fine Eight. 2OM23c.
fine heavy. iG0 lSc.: choice selected medium, p
02Gc.: low do. 2Oa22c.: DO. coarse, 100 l7c
Tub washcd-Ihoi selected. 800 Toe; good. 80
M3sc.. fair ordinary, 35M37c. Pulled-tit,
mcrinO. 3O033c.; do. super and lambs, 500
33c: Western do do, 27G3Oc.-PreSs.
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Claims Compromised.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IBY Telegraph 10 INC UlspdICH.J
WASHINGTON, October lS.-The claim OF
The United States against the Central Pa
ciiic Railway Company, pending for some
time in the courts OF California, for large
amount. Of internal revenue, has been COM
promised. The terms Of compromise are
shat the railway company shall pay to the
Government $4,000 and the cost OF the
pending suit, and relinQuish It's claim
against the Government for S2G,Sl8 on 40
count OF interest alleged to have been I'M
lawfully paid January |, 1879.
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WASHINGTON Races.

fBy telegraph To the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October lS.-First
race-seven furlOngS. FOR all agcS-Pizarro
won; Brad second, War Eagle third.
Time, 1:2a1.
Second race Capital stakes, for two-year-
olds, one mie-Mittie b. won; Water Lily
second. Huron third. Time, l:45..
Third race-sutumnal handicap, for all
aces. one and three-fourth miles-Duke OF
Montaban won; Parole second, Fair Count
third. Time, 3:lO3.
Fourth race-three-iourthS Of q mile, for
all ages-Mack won; GonfalOn second,
Wooley Douglass third. Time, 1:1Gi.
The hurdle-race-One and one-fourth
miles-was won by Bcayerwick, Gath Sec
ond. Ranger third. Time, 2:49.
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Save4! froIa shs L.nchsrs.


FOWLER, I'D, October S.-Shei1d sean
Ism, shortly after midnight last night, rush
cd Melting, the murderer OF Ada Atkinson.
into a carriage, drove to the 1910 train,
conveyed him to Lafayette, and lodged him
in iail there. The sheriff and his prisoner
travelled in the baggage-car. Melting was
removed from Fowler because the suthori-
ties beard that a mob was organizing in
Oxford TO lynch him before morning. The
plan OF The removal was carried out one
hour after it WAS formed.
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Iyuyrican. ON Lake HTiehisA..

by telegraph 10 Tie blspalch'l
MILWAUKEE. WIS., October lS.-Lake
Michigan was swept all day yesterday by a
violent southeast gale, and the l2rbor was
filed with vessels bound down from Chi
cago. A private dispatch from Sheboygan
SAYS that the schooner Petrol ran against
the pier and was broken to pieces by the
high sea. She was owned by Mason x
Parker and Captain Peterson, who com
m,nded her, all OF this port. The crew
were saved, including u woman. a Mani
towoc dispatch says: The wind reached
the velocity OF thirty miles an hour, and
drove in many vessels for shelter.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. October lS, 1883.
Country Produce.

Apples: Choice eating, S2.5O@S3 p barrel
prime S2M $3.50; cooking apples sl.2o 70 IL 10;
Bsesiodr. SLOPE. 3 N: ,o,o..
BiGck-OGk BARK Rossed. Sll.jO q 22lO Os.'
E5iier, Strictlyprimc. 900 CSC. good to prime,
20@22c.; poor 10 tair, l2alGc Market active
for choice grades.
CaJJoge: 3a6c. = head, and dull
ChfSfHutS. &c. r. N.
corn Neai: 6O965c. DER bushel for country;
Drted FruU: Apples. sliced. 61@7c.; hlackbcr-
ries, 7@7 &C.; cherries. lJM Ice. Market active.
Lire Fouls: Hens, SOC; chickens large
2OM25c.: other size. l26l l6c.
Eggs: Fresh, zoe; stale l5c.. crates aud bar
feathers: Prime livc-goose, 5OG52c.; common,
JFlarseed: sl.O5Gs1.lO 4 bushel.
nan: Virginia timothy. 7OW75c.; clover
mixed 500 zoe: clover, 50@6uc.; low grades
'r B5Si %si'' oats: G5@7Oc.
P0fafosS: Irish choice potatoes. - barrel
other grade. ~. 25msl.75; choice q bnsheL
65W7Cc. small, 40@j0c.
R55fs: Ginseng. sl.40@ 5l.4J z %. seneca. tree
ofiops 40@4jc. = n.
L0rd: Country. 1890 lie.
onions: - q barrel.
PeGngts: 8c.@9:. as To quality. and scarce.
Rue: 6OM6jc. = bushel
SUmOc: Prime 81.
Slucks: Goa Gjc.
Bqled Mrdtg: 35@i5c.
uooi: washed, j3c.: nnwashei. 25c. furry
Cement. Lime. Plaster Nc.
cs,oeat. Rosendalc. sl.45@sl.5O e barrel
James River. sl.49aSl .fj. ,n,
~. Nsri,uliulai sdl0c. a hushel: Rock
land. 81 100 sll5. according TO quantity; Niigi-
n' PlG = :; Lump, 81; ground. IS; eacined
plaster, sl.75.
! Tar: Large size's
Drugs. DycstuGs, Oils, &c.
ajc6ioI. $3.50 & gallon. o..
! Goncentrated Lye: s2.554s3.oO q ease Of zen
dozen.
| Coc6iaedi: JOc. 2 ~.
| Etfruct e. L0dicDOd: loc'
| IndfgO: SOM 9Oc.
| n I'LL i,nsccd. G2c. machine. 25@7 Toe;
snerm. 81 80 whale, zoe: strait, oOglo9e; N =,
| hr.fd%r-cod oil. 5OM6Oc.; lard, SOe;i sweet 20
9Io. ri had $500 castor, Fl.oO & gallon
Wir,,nio ,u6ricating, 15@40c.; kerosene, 9sc
| cash, q gallon. a.,
S Sd Sal, lia2c. in kegs English Soda &C.
! American. 3aa4c. 20
SDirits Turpeaifne; oOc'
Dry Goods.
| ,.,.. verrtmack, 6Nc.; Nerrimack ShrtnH
| 81 pichmoud &C.; south Bridge, &C.; Pacihe
Sse. Snrague. &C.. Spraguc >hirtng, csc. buil
neIs iIc Aliens, &C.; Manchester, Pc, , W a..
nea ;, jac: Mallory Pink. sc Mallory Purple
ing.oui yson Mouruing, sc; simpson Grey, 6ke
S,mnson Black, exc; Harmony, oc. Ashiah
Solo, ofe,i Shfrtinqs and Shestings: rs se
Ds.1h Ne. rs Jack Homer, 5Ac.; 7-s Edwaf
| SSn.j. GLc "A Fairmont. 61c.. 4-f felit,i
o'7Hc.; "A Gladiator, &c.; A BARKER Vc'' y
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER t6-Ihere has not been much life 20
tie market tor western leaf more because such
stock rs could Doe handled by exporters Is offered
with more or l+ss rC-cryc. and /, ai least stronger
I'm price. For sCcdltaf there is tnir sale; all
Grades Of leaf share jan the ste ally movement; there
is no difficulty IN sustaining strong range oI
main buNer.. Virginia leaf is scliing fairly well
with demand for smokers and bright wrappers
although shippers have sccured few lot, of lrii
sales 100 hogshoad, Kentucky leaf al 7Nl4c.'
200 cases lst2 crop state Havana seed ~ re.
100 eases $50 crop New York state on private
Re: 500 cases lSS2 crop Wisc0nsiu-Ilayl nl
nj Ice: 300 bales Havana at SOc.@Sl.lo.-
Journal NJ CJHlWfTce.
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sne-sas. OF Anssraoiss Coal Tonnage

Nv ICTIS
PHILADELPHIA. PENN, October lS.-The
official report Of the anthracite coal ton
mage Of al the carrying companies for the
nine months Of this year gives the total as
", 035,529 tons, an increase Of 2,2j7.213
tons as compared with the corresponding
period last year. 1t is stated that no SUI
pension Of production will be arranged
this month, but that 4 slight curtailmeut in
the output is probable in the latter part Of
November.
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Fatal ARRAY in Kentucky.
fnx fDlerranh fn an Dbl atch.l

DI t'ltF ~ III Af''i 'Ne'''i
LOUISVILLE, KY, October lS.-A special
from Owenton, Ky, says: A fatal alterca-
ton took place to-day seven miles from
here. j. W. Palmer, an old man, found
Ben. Ciutchow, aged twenty-five years,
ON his farm and ordered bin of.
Crutchlow reluctantly obeyed. rs soon
as ne got ont of the field hot words ensued.
Palmer shot at Crutchow at the same mo-
ment that the latter threw stone at him.
Crutchlow fell dead, shot through the
heart. Palmer's skull was fractured by the
stone. and he will probably die.
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THE BOTTLE IN THE CL0sET.-Some sly
old fellows have habit OF keeping their
brandy bottle under lock and key, where
nobody but themselves can get at it. They
think nobody knows how often they 20 to
IL, but red nose sometimes tells the tale
louder than words can speakit. The ''bot-
tie in the closet,D il 1t contain brandy, is
very mischieyous. But "bottie in the
closetv full OF PERRY DAvIs's PAIY-KLLER
Is Just what no family can afford to be
without.
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mics Gift to- EIarscilles.

! PARIS, October 1S.-Rlphael Villedien,
Marquis OF Torcy, IS dead.