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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, November II, 1884.
.A..x-ernx unAnnrss

FRIDAY, November Il, 1884.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fo,eLs, Lard, Corn Neal.
Butter: Strictly prime, 26a2sc. active !;
good to prime. 20a33c.; poor TO fair, l5a
lSc.: cooking. l2al5c.
Dressed Hogs; Small. &C.; large. jia6c.
per pound.
Eggs: Fresh. 2jc. good demand.
1--we Turkeys: 9al0c. per pound.
Dressed Fowls: Chickens. small, I4llJc.
per pound: large, l0alic. per pound; tur-
keys. 12al5c.; ducks, l5al6c.
Lard: Country. 9al0c.
Venison: Choice saddles. l4al5c. per
pound.
Corn Meal zoe. per bushel for country;
soc. for city mills,
Grees and Dried Fruits.
Apples: Choice eating, 81 barrel; cook,
ing. $ia$s per barrel.
Dried Fruit: Apples -l5rightslicei b
&C.; fair to good, 2ia3c. Blackherriss, u
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50 far sod NJ long a \, 4. hssed upop
principles which should and sr,ie ali poilti.
cal parties in Goyrrpmtn. OF ana b. aud
for the pccple, and beije,isv that m
hones, md fearless Opposition Is a. ueces.
ssry To free government IA an aale aud
VIGOROUS Administ<sti Itself. they will
uot b'si'sic to oppose your Administration
when u commits Itself to principles which
The, cannot uphold"
Ihr address va, sent hcrc from New
YORK Tor The approval OF the Committee OF
one Hundred. the leading members Of
which sst down on 1t heavily. They OBJ
lected 10 The implied threat, urging that IL
would DC time enough TO object 10 the
policy OF President Cleveland when It
should lie developed.
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Murderer Executed.
NV teIcsrsph to the Di,nalch.

KANSAS CRY, November 2i.-A special
10 the Ereping star from savannah, No..
says that Oliver Bsteman, aged twenty, was
executed a, 10 O'Clock to-day for the muir
der Of the two young daughters Of John
Mclaughlin on August 3Ist last. lie lcst
a letter fol- publication admitting the crime
and expressing his penitetcc, Ii is este
mated that 10000 people witnessed the exc
cution--many coming In wagons distance
OF tiity miles. Bateman's crime was one OF
The most revolving IN the criminaIannsls Of
The State.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November 9l.--Cotton quiet.
sales. POS bales; uplaudS, l0ic.; Orleans,
I0ic.; weekly net receipts, Iii bale, :;
gross receipts. 1884 bales; export, Ito
Great Britain. ), SIS bales; 10 France. $685.
bales; TO the continent, $40 bales: sales.
1868 bales; stock 1860 bales; consoli-
dated net receipts to-day, J0.lA bales;
expovts-to Great Britain, 9,S0J bales 10
the continent. 1861 bales. southern hour
dull. Wheat spot weak and rather dull;
ungraded red, 63as4e. No. red. Novenl-
Der. nominal. December. 70 ias0lc. Corn
Spot ia3e. lower; ungrsded. i0ate.; No:
2, November. Isle. Oats lalc. lower anu
dull; No. 3, 3lla3isc. Coaee-spot ialr !;
Rio quiet at sl0; No. !, spot, 500; De-
cember, 81. iOass.4J. Sugar unchanged;
Pernambuco, 4f3-iGc. refining, iii5c.; re-
fined quiet; oil A. fable; standard \.
! Ii-l6a5ie.; granulated, 0 Lice; others
unchanged. Molasse. quiet. Rice hrin.
Cotton. seed oil. 3ala3ic. for crude; ilat2e.
for refined. Rosin dub. Turpentlne ira
al 3ila3sc. Hides quiet. Wool UNCHANGED.
Pork rather weak mess, spot. ti3..ja$14.
Middlss dull and nominal for long clear.
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English Politics.

ny III7TIfTIIII
LONDON, k0gcmbrr II In the iiou,, Of
Como ons this afternoon tbc motion o. Mr.
aboucbcfr advanced IlharaD 20 reform
the House oi Lcrd, wa, rejected by vote
OF IA 10 -.
The Marquis Of >iii.bIry is pressing Mr.
Gladstone for a reduction in thr number II
IRISH membrrs 0i the iiOu.r 81 Commons
under the proposed redistribution h,ll- IL
/, reported tiit Sir. Gladstone consents -
reduce the number Joy five.
4 coalition between the Extreme Iadi-
cal, and parnciiiic. in tue House OF Com
mons threaten, The Liberal, with large
detection.
The Lords Abolition league" f. ar.
ranging for a tinOn,tra;iou &" protest
again ruy compromise "itb Tie House ~
orb
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All Pending Appeals ia Patent Cases
DiSsnIssCi.

IGy Ca, gIIuh 10 thc Di.paicN.i
WAsHlSGroS. y. C.. November 2l.- A.
a result oi thc recent decision OF the United
state, supreme Court in ihc case OF But
.erwoYth, Commissioner Of Patents. r1.
United states c. rel. Hoe Il A.. wherein il
va, held that N appeal cannot H. from the
decision Of the commissioner OF Patents
e. thu Secretary % The interior, Sccrc-
iary Teller ht, ordered tb' dismiss
sal ri Nh pending appeal, IN patent
c1,cs. The practice ii entertaining
snrh aprral, va, begun in Secretary Kirk
wood, administration, aud since that date
the decisions, Of ihc commissioner Cf Pat
"nl, have been reversed IN soms instances.
In these Gases and Included aAonr them
/, su anpcal relating 10 telephone int"Tiar-
enc, proceeding. between Blate, Eli'oa.
and DfAwbaugh. n J., believed hat ta'
Secretary, decision sill o. without legal
effect, md ;hc paltic> in interest must re-
veg; fo the original decisions Of "a" COM
missioner Oi Patents.
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NOktOLK.
Railroad Omcer> on Touc-Thc Oyster
aunbOnt.
I,pccial tclcsI-lm 10 NJ Dlspllchl

lopccid telegram TO the Dspnch.i
NORFOLK. November #, 1854.
The steamer Jane Moscly. Of The New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad,
brought here TO-DAY 4 large number oil the
officers OF the renn,ylvanm and New YORK
and New York, Philadelphia aud Norfolk
railroads and invited guests on a tour %
Inspection. Later IN The day the Pcnu>yi-
Yania raIlIoad men lett for Richmond and
the Eastern Shore railroad people returned
to Cape Charlie, CITY.
Two thousand telegraph poles are expect
cd hCfc daily, TO I've used in putting mp =
new hUc for the Western Union Telegraph
Company between Fortress Monroe and
Richmond by way Of Yorktown, Williams
burg. and West Point.
The oyster gunb0ai Chesapeake. having
her guns and ammunition on board, tooh
on supply Of fuel to-day preparatory e.
going ON q cruise.
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OLA Hickory al Bro~r University.

IL ,fra irad,slc'. Rri.iutccnrc, ~ fil- Prlyl-
violence Journal
Hpt there occurs g. N" al tbi' momra'
one little episode ~ orr college iiir which
nry Lear rc. at.r- 10 those oil the
present .tn,gl,i.r. / refer Ia visit
which Gr.pT.i Andrew Jackson. then
TT. -idrEt IS she 0ilc1 >tGic~. with >cve-
RAJ member, oi Do, tiN,prt. pui 10 Brown
University. r. occurred in flee summer
". iss5 or lS31. There were 40 railroads
thun. lie and Iii r.tiuuc came by Stage
coach and ,,,1mbost from Washington to
Providence. They stODpcd at The City
Hotel. Al oar distinguished men called
UI0n them, 1mOug Others the venerable
MOSS Brown. II used 10 be- related what
me said 10 thc President on being intro.
ducrd 81 am Glad 10 see thee. have voted
for I'll Thy predecessors" Or. Wayland
and the faculty called upon him and in
,iicd him to Wit the college. lie came.
and LEI me tell YOU how he came. There
was quite 4 procession oi carriages. We
hadn't many hackney coaches in Pro'i-
deuce then, but General Jarhson came on
horseback upon famous white horse
owned by that excellent man, Charles H.
ChildS, liyery.stabic keeper on Orange
,trcot. Everybody in Providence knew the
horse by SIGHT and name. lie was calleo
.Gencr,l Washington
shall never forget the scene in that lIi,
lie old chapel after Gencrii Jackson had
di-mountod and assembled the stage win
Mr.. Van Buren,, the Faculty. ana rev
other distinguished gentlemen. Eul Cen
elal CAS-. who was 10 address the students
was not there. by some accident hi' Ar
rival WAS DELAYED. and the audience wS
quite uneasy. In a lew moments he came
and can see him now almost A. PLAINLY
- 1 saw him then, ascending the eastern
steps 10 the stage of that little chapel
With his white beaver hat IN hi hama.
Conscious that he was late. he advanced q.
once 10 the front, and in a little Speerh ol
FIVE minutes. wiIile he pointed To fr''i-
dent ,lackS0 Il the example OF what per
scycring effort and loyalty TO duty might
accomplish in This relic, he stirred the
hearts 81 all bis hearcrS. and | wei rcllfm-
Der what Professor Goddard said 10 Henry
Anthony and myself Of the SPEECH a. we
were Lowing the building: Neat very
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snrlh Carolina reid Trials.

Especial telegram to the D'spstcni
IIICH POiST, \. c.. November 2l.-Ihe
day was clear and the grounds low and
msrshy. They got an early start ana
worked well. In the setter stake, second
series. Gladstone Boy beat Belle OF The
Bali: Foreman beat Paul Gladstone; Billy
Flint beat Tilford; Fish beat Princess
Helen. Third series, Foreman beat Flash t;
Foreman heat Billy Flint. First prize
between Foreman ana Diana second.
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Tic innIrrn IA ParI..

~ TIII' Y IN" llItnlIrH.I
PiEL. November 9i.-rLcrc were yes
tcfday ihift}-one death, from cholera an
Paris, ~ Dut eleven ~ which occurred IN
TIE hospitals ~ the twelve hours ending
20 neon to-day there wcio ten deaths. six in
the ho>pitll, and tour on the outside.
PNGs, November 4i-G u. From
midnightoi Thursday 10 thi, hour eight
death, Cr1p cholera have occurred IN tn,
CITY and fifteen in The hospitals. Fourtc,a
death occurred t0-dly "a Orsn md gu 1t
Mantle.
h. fi3rrir announce 'hat eighteen iS.th,
from clole.a occurred % camp e-as lc.-
ff.crN.
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NORTH CAROLINi
An Inccudiary Fire at Wilsou-iiifeea
Huiidlng~ Burned.
Especial Telegram to ihc Dis atch.l

Especial telegram 10 ihc d.! stch.l
EAiEIGH. \. c., November 2l--t'r1'
excitement has been causcd here by me
news of another extensive iirc-ihiS time
az Wilson, a thriving town on The VIII
minlion md Weldon railroad. At 20'clocS
thi. morning an inccndnry. i; i, alleged,
set fire 10 Coleman, bar. In Two hours the
fire swept away fifteen buildings; all wood
except one. Among these wa, the Com
mercial Hotel. winch had recently been t.
fitted. The buildings we've on Two blocks.
Wilson, though having 5000 people, has
10 Ere apparatus, and the entire town mar
rovly escaped destruction. The value Of
the properly burned is roughly estimated
at $4,000: the Insurance is only $1,000.
The burned district will be Immediately
rebuilt, this time with brick. This is the
third fire in the State This week, Colds
boro' and 1Oisnot being the other places
which have suffered heavily. The fire at
Tolsnot is also alleged 10 have been Of in
cendgry origin. II is reported here u
night that an attempt was made to-day TO
buru The town Of Enfield, which va. rus
tiated juSi in time.
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Failures for she week.

NV NocE. November 1I.-ihr husine,-
ilIiUe, Throughout the country occurring
llst wccs nulnbsr for The United state, 3iS.
aud for Canada -: total, ~ failurc,. Thi,
i, , striking increase Us compared with Inst
week. wien Che total Wa- 20. aud thc pre-
Yiou. W,ck 20. The increase J., ma.ni' IA
q! ", lcIn and -9ulhtrn States.
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Sion. Ran. Tucker ~ Guardian tn siar-
fields Children.

IYNCHBURG. November y. 1884.
Hon.. j. Il. Tucker. who was recently re-
elected 20 Congress IRON the Tenth district
nv the Democrats. has been appointed
guardian for the minor children OF the lat,
Prcsident Garfield. Ills trust includes ali
property owned hy General Garfield IN Viz
einia. ,irs. Garfield in making the rr-
quest for his appointment, referred 10 ihc
Kindly relation, which had existed between
Nj. Tucker aud heT late husband,
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Mn,nington Ansirs.

10y iI1graGh % lIf UI.plIrlIl
NssgiSCIGS. November 3l.--lhc Prc,i-
dCni to-day appointed George =. Burnett
postmaster ~ ROM. Gs.. and William
Jones postmaster Il Greensboro. Ala.
Mr. Bhinc. Isle defeated presidential
candidate. La, rrntcd thc house Of ey-~ec.
rc'ars " jnd0M. 81 Ma>>achusctt, 9Yruue,
and i, expected 10 occupy it in about two
Ht.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

iBy telssraph to the D,.naieh.I

i,osToS, November 2i.--The text OF an
address OF The Independents OF the coun.
try, which was 10 be forwarded to Gov
ernor Cleveland. has DOW been printed.
Thr following passage occurs ia II
"They will uphold your Administration
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NEB' I'ORKs VOTE.
Tables aud Certificate. slEaed-HIghest
cicIeiREi Plurality i,ii9.

icy telegraph 20 the Dispstch.I
AiGAaT. y. y. November si.-Thc
Board ol state CanynSscrs met at noon to-
daY. Al ihe members were present. Sec
rotary Wood announced the inolings Of the
tables rs follows: Highest Democratic elec-
Tor. air. Priest, 563.15i; highest Gepnbll-
can eleetor, Dir. Carson. 5s. .O05-pluralii,.
1879. Lowest Democratic cloctor. Mr.. Of
tndorfer, 5G3.0is; lowest Republican elec-
tor. Dir. Harris. 5Gi,97l- plurality. i.07I.
Highest Prohibition e,eclOr. Mr.. Miller,
2s.GcG; lowest. Mr.. Ellsworth. 2i,9is.
Highest Hutler eiccter. MIR O'Donnell.
1905 lowest, air. Campbell. 1851. At
Tins announcement the members OF the
Board ,igred the tahlcn and certificates.
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North Caroiina's Vote.

10y 'FI'<ItFII 70 tI1t U40IF1'''''I :
RALEIGH, \. c., November II The otli'
cial vote Of North Carolina for presidential
electors is as follows: Cleveland. ii2.9O5 /;
Blsine, l25.06s; II. John. AS. Democratic
plurality. 1887. The vote for state ON
GERS VIII be canvsssed by the Legislature in
January.
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The steamer captain sam Explosion.

10y ielf-f1Uh N iLc U9UlIcn.I
MoNTC0MEY. ALA, November IL
William starr. engineer oi the steamer
Captain sam. which was wrecAed By thu
explosion Of BE-. boiler. died to-day. Two
ncero,, oi tn crew e,ch had leg ampu-
tatcd today. ana another ha. entirely lost
-,yr~;.bf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
MARINE INrELs.lGENCE.
PORT oFEIcnNoND. NovrNBgn IL issh

PORT OF EICnAOND. NovrNBgR 81. issi'
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke. liulphers, New YORK, me.
chandlse and passengers, q. W. Allen ~
agents. t.,
steamer Pioneer. Plat. PhitldelphIr. intrrh'n-
disc and fusSengcr~, i. ". McCIrItcI. a1rdi.
steamer ARIEL, clifford. Norfolk. lnici -, -,
mail, merchandise. and passengers, J.. H. lH""''
acrui
PORT on NETWORKS NEWS, Nov. Il. 1881
lily telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond, iioax, Ner York. anu 81 -
for Mcst Posul. -,
SAILED.
steamer rlackwaich tsiitishi, Curion' bI'i"''''
having eoaied. - -
BARK zsoonimir fAnssraliinl, Bicisao'e"' W.
Don. $4,000 bushcis wheat ,,.,.., I'm,
sshoooer >. :. Watson. M1rsllsil. wi''"'''-''''
bsi.. pcpfar uood. -. "a
Ut6 tltsAeis Wheat,
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France.

By cable tC thc Bi-pai'A.l
PARIS. November 2l.-lu TIE Chamber
Of Deputies to-day il Vas agreed 70 pass 10
immediate discussion 81 NJ. Clemencrau',
resolution demanding the publication OF
the minutes OF the Topquin Credit Com
mittee. In the course OF The discussion
Mons. Clemencrau rerroachcd Prime Min
ister Ferry Tor conccaliug the truth FRO
the country. N. Ferry denied that France
had asked for tngland's mediation IN me
Franco. Chinese difficulty. Ciemcncnu
charged Ferry with having altered
the minutes 0i The committee 20
as 30 change tbeiT meaning. Ferry asserted
in reply that the alterations which had been
made were without significance and Saii
tha, this charge showed The nieanness OF
Spirit 20 which The opposition could de-
sccnd. Ferry declared tha- The publication
Of The minutes asked ior ai thl> lCncture
would lie preiudcial to the best interests
Of France, aud would place France IN a
position q inferiOrity towards crHfy en-
envy. II he resolution was adopted, ne
declared hiS purpose 10 resign. The le>"-
luton was thcreupog rejected by a vote oi
aSS 10 2iZ.
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Ceor-ta-s Vale.

ib' irfc-ripfi ~ Tie Dispnich.i
Ar.aErA, GA, November sl.-Rcturns
70 tnr Secretary OF state show the vote OF
tie state 90 &c - follows: Cleveland.
9t.e0T Blaine, 1884; Butter, i2j; and
81. J1bn, ISi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

iBy telegraph Q, DE pi'patct.I
Itxi,G10N. Ky, November 2l.-lohn
Bush roloredl wa, hanged mere at i2.50 +.
N. today for the murder ri Nii,, Annie
Van Mckcr Use wear, and elayeh months
anu.
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Protection Tor the Negro in the south.

~ telegraph 20 ine Dispaich'I
MONTGOMERY. ALA. November 81 %
businessmen OF Montgomery met this 'yc-
ming and passed resolutions protesting
against the "uniair. mtruihiul, and par
tiSan" statements printed North IN r.
ference 10 the southern people. The reso.
buttons are conservative, moderate, ana
dignificd ia tone. This time. they Law, for
peace aud better loye OF the Union. and not
for hate and sectionalism. ihc southern
white People propose to protect the negro
IN all bis rights.
Among other things the resolutions say !;
''We look not back 10 AppomsitoN. but
forward 10 the great future that awaits our
common tDion.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, November Il, 1881
Market for loose rules very firm under
light receipts. Some Caroline leaf brought
l2ic. to- day and good black wrapper lie.
The latter continue scarce. A few old
wrappers and filters continue TO be dis
posed OF At quotations, With rather better
demand for tine wrappeas.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs Common, si.j0SJ.jO; good. s6asi.
Leaf Common, S7.50aSS.jO; good, s9a
$40; fine, Sllasl2.
SUN-CrRED.
Lugs Common, sass sound, S6.5)asS.
Leaf Common, $3.50; medium, S9.J0a
sll; good, Slilasl6; fine. s20as3j.
BRIGHT T0BACC0-MANCPACTCR
Smokers Common, sl0aSl3; good, STA
SlI; fine, s2Oas2,.5O.
Filters: Common red, SASS; good col
DRY. s9asll; good bright, s12aSl3; very
good to fine, S1jaS20.
Wrappers: Common, sl3asl6 good
medium. Sl7aS20; good to very good MT
hogany. S22 j0as30; good bright. s32.J0l
$3.50; very good bright TO tine, Sioasjj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

II. T. Coleman loses $500; W. !. Ilar.
ris, stables, $1,000 John sclby, 5000 ;
u. II. Tyson, store, $1,000; the CONNER
ciaI Hotel. 5000; Weaver Il Clarke. ware
house. $1,000. Several smaller losses make
IN the total
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Nn..nc,. raiImrr tn Ner feri.

.l, telegraph 90 ihe Di>pAtcn.l
Elw lOrH. November BIB. !. Cole
ui,if. ceitoa-byokcT. No. T. broadway. ha,
flrt.I
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RICHMOND srocK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, November 81. 1884.
SALss.-FirsT RoRD.-S2o0 Richmond
city e.. lsa3, AZ leo; 5000 do. at 1924;
10 Petersburg Railroad q ~ 1000 Viz
ginia new b, at -. Norfolk and West
crn preferred a. 22i.
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Lntc M.cniI,er RcI,ort.

--'a-IlT IHI--TiTT y " " -TII--'-
WAsniSG10N. November al i. "
For tie Midd'o AtsUiic states. slightly
warmer. fair weather. variable winds. gem
enly Tom southeast To- southwest, lower
barometer.
For the south Atlantic states. slightly
warin,r. fir weather, northeast q south
e..>, winds. lower barometer.
Tin wlAIuE YESTERDAY SIS clear and
cool.
TufuH i,fsfaE 1F-TEEutT - \. VI. -;
. 4. NJ. -: ro'a, ~; ) i. NJ. .; T. r..
NJ. 10; m.daisht 80.
Man temperature, = -.
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BALTIMORE.

BAITiMorr. November III Virginia e..
consolidated. 80; new i0-iO,, y; ncw Is.
~. North Carolina G',, old, iJj. Bid ~
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We quote: Fine. s2@s2.j0; superfne,
s2.258S3; extra. S3.j0@S3.90; family, 81
as; Patent family, country, .sj8sj.50.
Market very duh.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WuEAr.-Whitc. - bushels very good at
90c. Mixed. $50 buShel, fair to prime ais.
to 9sc. Red. 3, 100 bushels very good Long
berry on private terms; so bushcl, fair to
very good Longberry at ~ to Doc; 80
bu,hcl. very good Shoriberry on private
terms LIZ bushels fair TO prime short
berry at 80 10 SIC.
COaY.-White, LAP bushels prime on
private terms 90 buShel, yery good at ~.
Mixed. II bushels very good at i9c.; 1870
bushels very good on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

Tng NEw roRx srvcs MARkET.

Nsv York, November sl.--The stock
market opened steady, hut soon dccliacd
ia4, New York Central, Lake Shore. aud
Michigan Central being weakest shares.
The snneunceRsnt nom Chicago that =
largo number cf tickets had iseen received
there for salc st reduced rates exerted an
unavoidable efffct on these shares Alter
II O'Clock a 5rmcr tone prevailed. and
prices rose laf.. Changers were testsire,
selling up n, aud 80. Paul II. l.ackawanna.
Lake Shore, New York Central. Western
Uuion, and Union Pacific wcrt strong. IN
the afternoon Rock Island weakened on
r,imors thst the Vanderbilt party had sold
their stock. aud that the earnings OF the
compsny were decreasing; stock fcii OH
from no to iOSi. The general list was TN
settled by this deelioc, but near the close
the market strengthened and left oil trm.
Compared with last nights closing prices.
!.T higher for Central Pacific, Chicago.
burlington. and Quincy. Northwestern and
It. Paul, LacIawanna. Missouri Pacific,
New Jersey Central, Northern Pacific pre-
fcrred, Oregon TranscJntinental. and
Reading; 70 ; lower for Louisville and
Nashville. Michigan Central, New York
Ccrirai. Erie, Northern Pacific, and IA
Cii'c mail. Sales. 10000 shares.
Neon. --stocks strong. Money, lals per
cent. EXchange-Long, iSia+Si4; short,
lS5aiS5l. Governments duli. states hrm.
ErcnirQ. 4Sl. Money. l.l'
per cent. Sub-TEepsurV balanccS-Gold,
si95,6S5: currency. $685.. Government,
strong: per cents. 1872; 3 per cents. l0i I
bid. state bonds steady.
lat.n 4. 4 In =
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g4sre s ttc, gl,,tt, e, i;@creoss,,ls. ,.,..,t
says the wise solomon.
'IIIIs l. SPECIALLY APPLICABLE
10 CLoTlnNG-HoCsEs.
n,ihc house which gives the bc,im
MATERIAL, FIT. STYLE, AND FINISH, AND
the MOST FOR THE MONEY,
that increase, IN buslncs, and prosperity, as we
are Joiny. aud is Withholding little her. and
a LILLE there Ia the good, aud finish, and making
SUIT TO FIT \ PRICE
rather q an reasonable prize 10 1T The suit, that
ha, brought many house To grief. Especially -
hi. noticeable IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
the actual wear OF which +, the only guide you have
asto th',r quality; aud II
O-t-R-s
Is not he best, why Is . that
ORR TRADE CONSTANTLY INCREASES
A. sAKS & co.
STRICTLY oNE-PRICE CLOTuiERs.
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE ro>T-OFFiCE.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Va, November q. 1884.

OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-Whtc, 10 bushels. Mixed,
I.Sli bushels Red. G.7SG bushels. Total,
$40 bushels.
CoEN.-Wbitc. l.Gol bushels. Mixed. ~
bushels.
OAT-.-gO0 bushels.
EYE.-l0 bushels.