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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-12
CHARLOTTESVILLE

POIITICs-BARBECUES AND ADDRESsES-TlE
UNIVERSITY - MORE LAB0RERs FOR Tim
IOWA MINES-BAPTISr PARS0NAGE-CON-
yICTED AFTER LONG TINE.
correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatchl
OCTOBER IL. 1883.
The political situation in this county, as
al present apparent, is lovely for the DEM
ocrats. The leaders OF this party are work
ing the county for all il is worth, while the
opposite party are dsmembered and di-
vided. i am safe, think, in saying that
A. NJ. Lawson. one Of their candidates. has
not taken Mahone's pledge, nor do think
he will; and the other candidate will
simply divide the vote with him. Neither
OF them, however, stand ghost OF
chance OF election.
The Democrats have announced barbe-
cues at various points in the county
Howardsville, October 23d Earlysyllle,
October 10Th, where Mr.. Massey will adj
dress the people; Blsckwelps, October
30th; and Chsbolm's Spring, November
ID. Tomorrow night Hon. II. L. Peyton,
OF Loudoun, will address the citizens OF
Charlottesville in the Town Hall.
Tuesday night about sixty negroes left
this county for the Iowa mines. III there is
any compensation for this exodus OF labor
II Is in the fact that they are all voters and
lessen TO that extent the labor Of beating
Malone.
There were about 225 matriculates at
the University up 20 yesterday.
The Baptists have parsonage building
in course OF erection. The brick-work Is
about finished. and It will be completed
very soon. Ii Is 10 cost about $4,000. Ii
IL sltilated between JeffersOu and High
streets, Immediately In rear Of Town Hall.
In 1869 Wyatt s. Tapscou was indicted
for stealing quantity Of tobacco from
John Drum, near Warren, In this county.
He managed to Jump his bail, and was re-
arrested In August last, and tried at the
last term Of the County Court and sem
fenced TO three years In the penltentiary.
An appeal will be taken In his case.
There is great rejoicing here oyer the
success Of the Democrats in Ohio, QcP.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

OCTOBER lO.-Woo, continues very firm. Comb
ings And DE Lame hecccs, well a. hHe clothing
wools have been pretty well cleaned up by the re-
cent active demand. Other descriptions are
Guieter sales during tie week, I,2O0.OO0 pounds.
We quo.e OHIO. Pennsy lyania, and West Virginia
6eece washed. * and above. 39Hi2c. X, 3IN
3sc: half blood. 39G4Oc.; quarter blood sac
36c common. 26Gcsc.; New York, Michigan
Indiana, and Wisconsin fleece. washed, M, 34G
acc. : Y. 33A3Jc.: half blood, 3Sd3Yc. quarter
blood. 33M35c.: common. 2Bg27c. Comb
ing and DE Lame tleece-W ashed, Tine De
Lame, 4OM42c.: do. medium. 42Gi3c.: do. Tow,
35MiOc unwashei. medium, 3Od 33c. I.
do, low, 25@3Oc.; Canada. 32@33c.; nn-
washed, fine, 23M26c.; medium, 2IA3Sc. {,
low 24d26c.: coarse, bury, or heavy, 1870
zoe: Iowa. Kansas. Nebraska, and Nirne-
sofa, washed. fine and medium, 3o@3Jc.; do.
coarse, ESQ 32c.: unYashed, hne, 2O@Z3c.; do.
medium, 2jM2sc.; low, lsG2Oc. Colorado,
medium and fine. choice. 22G23c.: do. average,
2OM2lc.: common aud quarter blood, lisa
zoe: coarse carpet, l6Gl1c. New Mexican
Choice improved, 200 23c.; average improved,
lsa2Oc. coarse carpet, light. lie. DO.
heavy or greasy. l5M Ice. black. l5Ml 6e.; iali
elm improved. lsM22c.: do. coarse, lBa lhc-;
Texas spring clip, fine Norih ana last, 22tG Zoe.
medium, do. do. 25M2Sc.; coarse, do. do
lie: Improved western and southern, ZOTSoc.
coarse do. do. l6@ ne; Utah. Montana. and
wyoming, unwashed. choice fine light goa 23c.
fine. heavy. l6Mlsc.; choice selected nieiium, 20
age; low do, 20@2Zc. do. coarse, lbeqi &c:
Tub washed-Choice selected, 39giOe.; gpOd, 50
G3sc.; fair ordinary, 35@37e. Puiled-city
merino. 3O@33c.; do. super. aud lambs ooes
33c.: Western do. do, 27G3Oc.-PrtSs.
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TOBACCO MARKETS
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. october IL. 1888.
There has been fair demand this week, without
any change in prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lrgs.-Common, $500 $3.50: GOOD, s7@
LeGt-Common, ss@39 good sl0@s1l; fine,
sl2@Sl5.
sUN-CUEED.
Lttgs.-Unsound, sj5O@sG.75; sound $3.50
Gl&y. 49,
sl3; good, sl4GSI7.5O: fine, s2J@s6O.
BRIGHT TeBACCO-MANCFACTUR
Saokers.-Common. Se.5O6Sl0.50; medium
Sl2mSl3: good. sl3.5O@sl6 line, slG@li
fancy. sl9@s22.
FtHers.-New lug filters, from 20 10 81; com
mon, SiO0S12; medium, :l3Gsl4; good,
SljMSl6; fine. sl7Gsls. 49,
IVrdDDers. - CommOd. $1,000; medium 40
6s3n good, $3.50 $40; hne, s45@s5j, fancy,
s6OMY65.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. October IL, 1888.

THURSDAY. October IL, 1888
Country Produce.
Apples: sl.5o@s'75 y barrel eating apples
BsssicGr: 3l@32c. 2 n.
Black OAK Bark !: Rossed. sl1.50 q 2,2i0 ibs.;
Batter: Strictly prime, 22@25c.: good to prime,
20@22c.: poor to fair, 12@loc. Market active
for choice grades.
Corn Neal: 6O@65c. per bushel for country:
zoe. for city mills. -,
ries, 7G71c. cherries. l5G Ice. Market active.
Lire Focls: Hens, 3Yc.; chickens, large,
BOA 25c. other size, l5@ zoe.
Eggs: Fresh lsc'; STALE l2SIoc'' crates anu
Fathers: Prime lye-goose, 50@52c.; common,
-J gIors,ed. s1.O5@s1.lO 2 bushel.
Hny: Virginia timothy. TOO 75c.; clover
mixed, 60@70c.; clover. 5OG6oc.; low grades
very dull.
Potatoes. Irish choice potatoes, s2 barrei
ether grades, 81 .25Mf rs: 49,.
Roofs. Ginseng sl4o@sl.4o 2 H. Seneca Tree
Lard: Country, l099l1c.
Unions. 50 barrel.
Psanuts: 3c.d9e. as TO quality, and scarce.
Rue: GOG65c. = bushel.
Sundc. Prime, 81.
Shucks: 600 6Jc.
Baled HrdD: 35H10c.
T,IlfgIrs G..
iTony' washed. 33c.: unwashed. 25c. BURY
vol win hiring from TO Sc. q n. less than above
rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster &c.
cement. Rosendale. sl.45@sl.5O q barrel
lanes River, sl.40Mf.i0; ,,.1.,.
ii,asn A,ricu,tnrai sG10c. Y busbel: Rock
land Al. IOmsI.l5, according TO quantity virgil
n'f Plaster = Lump, s4; ground IS; caIcined
4 a 80. "A
Drugs, Dyestaffs, Oils, &c.
Hieoiol: $3.50 2 gallon: o..
dozen.
Cockineal: soc. y 10.
Extract n Log,eood' ioc'
Indigo: s0@9Oc.
n.ia ,nseed. 62c.: machine. 25G7sc.
.,,or,, Al hO whale, Toe: straits, 50H50c.: La
hpsdor-cod oil. 100000; lard. Soc; sweef, 70
dozen: best Ilad, $500 esstor' si.oo q gs, o'
I Virginia iubrica'ihs' A"v' Vt
| cash, d gallon.
Soda: SAY, lss9c., in kegs; English Soda &c.
| American. 3Am4c. a.
| SHIRTS TarDeatine: oOc'
DRY Goods.
| er,a,,. Nerrimack, &C.; Merrfmack shifting
| sIc Richmond &C.; south Bridge, &C.. facine
sprasus &C. s sprs Mnnchssser at ae wash
IN. ;, ifc.: Mallory Pink, 6ke Mallory Purple
az si,orson Mourning, 6xc.; Snp.on Grey, e1c
Simpson Black, &c; Harmony DC. Ashian
SOLE si,a Sfs snirtings and shsstings; 5-s Sc
curity. &C.: 7-s Jack Hornfr' ote.' . n nui
Harris, oIc., "A fairmons' 6se.' "a 'e'i@u
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Washington Items.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 1.-THE
Secretary OF the Interior to-day accepted
the resignation Of Edgar A. Marble, Com
missioner Ct Patents, to take effect October
1st. Mr.. Marble had rendered his resgna-
ton upon three occasions during the pre-
sent year, but it was withdrawn at the re-
quest OF Secretary Teller. The position
has been rendered to Hon. Benjamin But
terworth, Of Ohio.
Secretary Folger says it is probable that
he will soon Issue a call for three per cent.
bonds. As no estimates have as yet been
prepared. il cannot be said what Will be the
amount Of the proposed call.
Secretary Folger to-day received inior-
nation from Fort Townsend, Washington
Territory, Of the capture OF eleven China
men who in violation OF law had landed on
the coast near that port. The United
States officers were directed to return the
Cinnamon to the place whence they came.
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Nunicipay Election in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, october 1.-THE municipal
election held here to-day resulted in IN
overwhelming victory for the Citizens Re
form ticket over the candidates for reelec-
ton Of the old municipal regime. The Re
form ticket was composed Of blacks and
whites and Democrats and Republicans,
party lines being obliterated. 1t is the first
time in the history Of the city government
since the negro was invested with citizen
ship that whites and blacks are united.
The taxpayers are iubilant over the wrest-
ing of municipal afflirS from "boss rule
and corruptiye ward system. Intense in
terest was manifested during the day, but
there was no disturbance.
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Reunion of Union Veterans.

LEAyENwORTH, KANSAS, October H.
There is a great gathering OF Union vet
eran soldiers at the rednion at Camp Pope.
There is not sufficient accommodation in
the house, and several hundred tents have
been erected and more will be furnished.
General Pope opened the exercises. Among
the speakers was Senator ingalls,. The lat
ter promised his old soldiers that on the
opening OF the next Congress he should
introduce bill which would repeal the act
which limited the time for soldiers making
an application Of average to January l,
1886. When he closed three hearty cheers
were given for him.
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Lynci,burg.
SAVED HIS NECK on NEW TRIAL-ELlZ
MULLER FOUND.

SAVED HI. NECK on A NEW TRIAL-ELlzA
MULLER FOUND.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspaich.l
LYNCHBURG, Va, October 11.-Fredorick
Mcdaniel (colored), on trial in the Circuit
Court OF Amherst for the murder Of Creed
Carter (white), was found guilty to-day Of
murder in the second degree and sentenced
to eighteen years in the penitentiary. The
killing occurred about two years ago. and
on the first trial he was sentenced to be
hanged, but on an appeal a new trial was
granted by the Court Of Appeals.
Eliza Muller, the girl who was brought
here by James L. Bowman, alleged biga-
mist, from her home in Atlanta, has been
found secreted at house in Amherst near
the city. She is convinced OF the peIfidy
OF Bowman. now in New York. and has
telegraphed for her father, who will arrive
tomorrow to take her home.
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ratal Accident Oh the Rail.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by ttIt<TKlH 10 l1IV I5IsPatcIHI
OSHKOSH, WIS.,, October 1l.-As Mr.
Trougert, section boss on the Milwaukee
aud st. Paul road. was riding yesterday on
a band-car with his wife and baby, his
daughter-in-law Mrs. Trougert), her hus-
band and child, when near Wausau the
hat Of the elder Mrs. Trougert blew of,
and in attempting to grasp 1t her baby
slipped out OF her hands in front Of the
car, The child was caught in the gear OF
the wheels and was instantly killed. The
car was thrown from the track and hurled
some distance. Both women are probably
fatally injured, and the other child will
die
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LOUISVILLE MA>UFACTUBEDTO TOBACCO
MARKET.
NEW WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER lO.-FOr western leaf there remains
strong market. Manufacturers have bought more
freely. including some full parcel, taken. The eh-
porters are quiet Secd-lelf l. moving out moseS
rately well and rules al full prices Virginia leaf
has q freer demand, In par' for export for leaf,
while the local trade have taken bright wrapper 10
A fair extent. Sales $50 hOgsheads Kentucky leaf
AT 7Ml4c.; $50 cases 1882 crop Wisconsin ila-
yana AT l23GlSc.; 800 cases lsSO-'Sl crop ONO
AZ Ia skc; II cases $50 crop Ohio at 81 q &c.
90 cases 1881 crop New England al l4G2lc.;
400 cases 1852 crop New England at l2M Zoe. {:
200 bales Havana at $50, l.l5-Journat "
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PrJEe-FfGht.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

JV leIc,TtIlH 10 lIIt IJIspdICU.I
DOVER, n. H., October ia prize
fiyht occurred at Pennington this morning
between Dennis Delaney, Of Biddeford,
Me-, and "Denny Cannon. OF Dover
both well-known athletes and pedestrians.
There were three hundred spectators.
Forty-nine rounds were fought In an hour
and forty minutes, when the crowd was
frightened away by the police, and the fight
declared a draw. Both men were badly
punished, and had to be carried away by
friends.
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Sf.unt0u.s Budget.

THE FRAZIER CAsE-BAsE-BALL THE yIRGI-
MAS, OF RICHMOND. VICTORIOUS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
STANTON, VA. October 1.-THE SUI
preme Court OF Appeals to-day decided the
suit OF James A. Frazier rs. William Fra
zier in favor OF the plaintiff, awarding him
$4,000. The decision acts as a lien on the
Rockbrdge Alum Springs property to that
amount.
The Vlrginias, of Richmond, beat the
Stauntons to-day in match game Of base
ball: score, 20 to /.
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GrareSl Ia Death.

SCRANTON. Pa, October ia young
lady named Jennie Noon died In this city
Yesterday from the effect Of shock result
ing from the announcement, by q friend
who called at her house last week, that she
bad heard Of her death. The friend ex-
pressed surprise a. seeing Miss Noon alive,
whereupon the latter tainted and remained
unconscious until her death.
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THE TURF.
Louisville Races.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.I

ffly telegraph 20 the Dlsp3tch.I
louisville. October 11.-First race
handicap for two-year-olds, purse $500,
divided. three quarters Of a mile-Eulcgy
won. Time, 1:17l.
Second race-selling sweepstakes for all
ages, one and half miles -Washburne
won; Wedding-Day second. Waltensee
third. Time, $40.
Third race-selling race for all ages, mile
heats-frst heat. Lille B. won, Boulevard
second, Annie G.. third time, la. Sec
ond heat, Boulevard won. Lille b. sec
ond, Annie G.. third; time, l:44t. Third
heat, Boulevard won, Lille B. second.
Time. las.
Fourth race-selIing race for three-year-
olds, one and one eighth mles-Emma
Manly won; Musk second, Ghost third
Time, 1854.
Jerome.Park Races.
New YORK, October 1l.-FIrst race
free handicap sweepstakes, one and an
eighth miles, seven starters-Pizarro won;
Bella second. Rica third. Time. 2:01t.
Second race-purse 5000. for two-year-
olds, three quarters OF q mile, ten started
Withers's Cyclone colt won by length;
Water Lily second. Ecuador third. Time,
1:19.
Third free handicap sweepstakes,
one and three eighths miIes-Girofla won;
Amazon second, General Monroe third.
Time, 2:2o.
Fourth race-purse $500, selling allow
ances, one and an eighth miles-lleel-and-
Toe won; Dan X. second, Edwin A. third.
Time. 2:00t.
Fifth race-handicap, hurdle race, one
~, mil Enrafrar "
Buster second. Time, 1924.
Newmarket Races.
LONDON, October 11.-At the Newman
ket second October meeting to-day the race
for the champion stakes was won by Mr..
Lefevre's fve-year-old chestnut horse Iris
tan the Duke 81 IIamilton's three-year-
old bay colt Ossian came in second, and
Lord Falmoutl's four-year-od brown FLY
Dutch oven third. There were six start
ers The betting Mt the start was ! to 4
against Tristan, . to against Ossian, and
3 to against Dutch oven. Tristan won
by neck.
DISPUTE ABOUT GIROFLE-A CHANGE OF
TRAINERS.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Sportsman
says there is some dispute between Mr..
Walton, the owner OF the Girone, and Mr..
A.. Day, her trainer, concerning her run
ming in a race for the Cesarewitch stakes.
1t was at first alleged that Girone had been
actually poisoned, and accordingly vete-
rinary surgeon was engaged to examine
her. lie certified that nothing was wrong
with the animal. The matter will proba-
bly, be referred TO the Jockey Club for in
vestigation. Meanwhile Mr.. Walton has
transferred his horses to the care OF Trainer
Sherwood. The affair has created pain
full impression in sporting circles.
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7 IVER DISEASE, HEADACHE, AND
IL CONSTIPATION, caused by bad digestion
quickly cured by
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
LEWIS. IowA.-Dr. NJ. j. Davis says: " Browns
Iron Bitters give the best of satisfaction 10 those
who use It,"
GARFIELD, IOwA-Dr. A. T. Ilenack says:
" once using Browns Iron Bitters proves It's SUI
periority over all other tonic preparations"
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-T0BACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 9.-The Peoples House sold 20 hogs
heads: 4 hogshcads simpson county common haf
M st. 80. S6.s $3.50, and $500; 3 hOgsheads
simpson county leaf at ~, 81. and s7.lO 4
hogshcads Todd county leaf az 80, IS. So anu
$50: ! hog heads Montgomery county tIenn.l
leaf nj s.. 30. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50. SS.9O 1S.l ..
and : :. 30: hOgsheads Logan county leaf M ~,
sIu.25. $1,000. sl2. $40. and Sl3 hogsheads
at private ale.-COurier-JOurRdL
lPrices AZ other houses rangel The slme.l
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Celebrating the Ohio Victory I'm stau
fOu-BOnflros and Artillery


STANTON, VA. October 11.-Bontires
ore burning. The Democratic Workers
Clubhouse is illuminated and artillery are
firing salutes over the Democratic victory
in Ohio. John w. Daniel is addressing
the people from the balcony Of the Masonic
Hall.
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(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph TO The DISPATCHED
LANCASTER, Pa, October ll.-George
Cramer, carpenter OF this county, was
accidentally hanged yesterday afternoon.
lie was working on the upper floor OF
building. when he Is supposed to have
been seized with an apoplectic fit, and
falling between the rafters, he was caught
by the neck and strangled to death.
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lBy telegraph to ,he DispatchI
Troy, n. V, October 1l.-At the Lam
slnghurgh school election yesterday 225
votes were cast by ladies out OF total OF
1000. A number OF women were chal-
lenged, it being alleged that they were inn
ported from Troy. Several colored women
voted,
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DISPUTE ABOUT GIRoFLE-A CHANGE OF
TRAINERS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Try cable to the Dispatch.I

LONDON, October IA dispatch re-
ccived at st. Petersburg from Nladivastock
announces that the steamer Kamtschatka
arrived there yesterday. She reports that
eleven trading schooners, whose rationale
ty is unknown, after driving off the Ameri-
can guardship Leon, belonging to Alas
kan Commercial Company, stationed at
Island Tiulenii, landed sixty armed men,
including some japanese, and took posses
sion OF the Island.
The Leon Immediately proceeded to
Korsakowsky station. on the Island Of Sog-
halien and demanded assistance. Owing
to the small number OF the garrison sta
toned there no assistance was available.
When the Kamatschatka passed Tiulenil
her captain saw eight schooners lying OF
tho leland
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, oCT.li, 1888.
by Telegraph.


Steamer Luray, schermerhorp, Norfolk, MIR
chnndise and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
RAILWAY Company land sailed on retarnl.
steamer AcoOniac, Delk, merchandise ami piJ-
sengers. >mithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land saIleI on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarriek, norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake anu ONO
Railway Company (snd sailed on returnl
steamer PamiicO, Elakeman. smith1eld, iaer>
cIlandise aud passengers. Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company (aud sailed on ICturnl.
steamer Richmond, Jenny. West Point. mer-
cllandse. land sailed Tor New York; Ola Doiulh-
ion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamship FernwoOd lBi.), Colder, Eeyai' hIY-
ing c0aled
CLEARED.
Bark Bocaccio utal.l, DcIlacasa, Queenstown
for orders. grain.
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ygw YORK suMAc MARKEr.

OCTOBER lO.-Thcre are rather reserved cns.-
ing, OF the better grades except AZ st,yn< pri.ss
The demsud from consumers ss very EsS. yss'.t,1
at A57Ms62 for Virginia. aud si0o9fiVo ior
Slcily.-J0arnaf OF Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October II, 1888.

RICHMOND, October IL, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
wmEAT.-White, 22s bushels. Red, $3.50 BUSH
els.
els.
OATs.-l.l42 bushels.
RYE-42 bushels.
MEAL.-lZ4 bushels.
,LOV ER-S EED.-l2 bushels.
FLOUG.-42 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-White. 20 bushels fair at Sl.lO. Red,
l02 bushels common to very good Longberry al II
10 sll4: no bushels mixed at sl.lO 10 sl13 :;
4Os bushels common 10 prime ShOrtberry at IL
TO Sl.10.
80 10 Csc.
OATs.-l92 bushels common to prime winter at
1T 40 10 4Sc.
RYE-42 bushels good at G6c.
MEAL.-20 bushels at zoe.
CLOyER-SRED.-l2 bushels ut $3.50.
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The Bankers' Convention Addressed
By WRtterAOn.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

LOUISVILLE, October lin the Bank
ers' Convention to-day, after other busi.
ness was concluded aud the officers for the
ensuing year elected, Henry Watterson, by
invitation, addressed the Convention.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARkEr.

OCTOBER lO.-Peanuis are siill held up by The
small stock; a steady demand noted Sales are al
grades, including farmers goods, at 949tie.-
Jorfgiul al CUamercs,
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sAIrs prpnprEn TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

Flour We quote: ne. s3@s3.50; snper1ne,
S3.256s3.75: extra, S475Gt4. 80; family, *oG
1925: Patent FAMILY. s66s6.25.
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NJ T. W G. o q ID ; a..

We have now on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK OF GOODS, consisting o
DINNER, SUPPER, BREAKFAST, TEA,
GAME, and oYsTER-SETs in great variety and
at low prices; also, a full line Of NOVELTIES an'
HOUsE-FURNIsuiNG GOODS.
T.. Il. TAYLOR,
lO1l Main street.
Telephone No., 1886. sell
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

THURSDAY, October IT, 1883.
sALEs-FTIsr BoARD.--4,0o0 Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad incomes at rs: 10 share,
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
at 81: 10 shares Columbia and GIecnville Rail-
rnnd nref,rred stock al Az
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Observation-Disclosures.
MlNlATrRE ALMANAC-ocr. ~. Iss
PORT or RICHMOND, OCT. IL. 1883.

steamer Wyanoke, Huipher.. New York, mer-
chandIse and passe myers, &. ". Allen Y Co
Steamer Pioneer, rlut Philadelphia, inerchin"
disc j. W. McCaTrick agent.
s.,amer Ariel, t-irJrd, Norfolk, tniied siaias
mail, merchandise, and passenlere, l.. d. IAt-i'
superintendent.
SAILED.
Schooner George +. IIallock, Edmunds, Perth
Amboy. ties. NOryell, Leake Co.; vessel, curtis
4 Parker. -,
schooner George W. Anderson, Gale, New York
ria BayOnLe, pig-iron, j. \. Gordon agent aad
slaves, Chesapeake and OHIO hallway Coinpihy'
vessel. Curtis Parker.
schooner Wake, Budd, Norfolk, 10 load lumber
for New YORK: vessel, Curtis Parker.
schooner Oliver II. Booth. Blake. Harding {, :"
load wood for New \ FORK; vessel, Curtis Parker.
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The Irish National League

DUBLIN, October 1l.-At the regular
for.nightly meeting Of the National League
last night it was announced that El,000
had been received from Australia by the
treasurer during the week, and also $1,000
from America. A motion by Mr.. Blggar,
NJ. p. was carried condemning the parti-
san conduct OF Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant
Of Ireland, in proclaiming the league meet
ings announced to be held in county Glare,
while tolerating the addresses OF Sir stat
ford NOrthcote in Uluster, which. resulted
in an assault upon a convent.
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Reconciliation.

PARIS, October 1.-THE GaulOiS gives
currency to report that Prime Minister
Ferry and VI. Wilson, son-in-law OF Pre-
sident Grevy, have become reconciled
through the mediation OF the President.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
HARROLD's CIIINA-STORE,
I'LL Sl7 BROAD STREET.

DECORATED DINNER. TEA. and CHAM
BER-sETs: RICH slLVER-PLATED WARE.
We carry tie largest line and sell at the loves
prices. sc2l-3m