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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
ELECTED AT LAST.
Dr.. Psret Chosen TO FIJI the Late Bishsp
PInckney's Place.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
BALTIMORE, October 30.-Thc Protestant
Episcopal Convention, after taking nine
teen ballots during the present session, or
thiTty.twO in all. including the ballotins at
the May session. seem this morning as far
from reaching an election as at the begin
Mug. After considerable discussion an
other conference committee was appointed,
with instructions 10 nominate and recOm-
mend to the Convention one or more can
didates for bishop.
DR.. Hall Harrison raised quite an excite
mont by arguing that DR.. P9ret had been
elected bishop last night on the sixteenth
ballot. lie contendcd that two blank bal
lots which had been cast should not have
been counted and included in the total
vote. Ii the two blank ballots had not been
counted the seventv-siX cast for Or. Paret
would have elected him. the total vote
being only III. Or. Paret remarked that
he would decline an election il there was
any doubt cast upon it. \ general discus
sion ensued a. 10 whether or not blank
votes should be counted in summing up
the total vote. The question was finally
voted upon, and The matter laid upon the
table.
Pending The return 81 the committee
ballotng was again resumed. with the fol-
loving result: Parct. -; Ecclest0n. 10:
scattering, =. Total number OF votes east,
l23: necessary 10 choice. -.
\ second ballot was taken, resulting:
Parci. -; Eccleston, 80; scattering, ;.
Total vote, l23; necessary 10 . choice. 50.
After announcing the result Of the second
ballet the committee returned 10 the Con-
vention and stated that they could not
agree upon any one candidate, when. on
motion % DR.. Hodges, they wer, Dis
charged from further consideration Of the
subject.
Five member, of the committee, how
ever. recommended. in IN unofficial man.
ner the name, Of Drs. EcclcStOn, Colt, ami
Lindsay. B1lloting was again resumed.
The result Of the third ballot was: Parri.
-: EccleSton. b: scattering. ~. TOid
vote east, l2l; necessary to choice, 81.
DR.. Ecccston then withdrew.
Great anxiety now prevailed for ballot
10 be- taken, which. after some delay,
VA, proceeded with. The fourth resulted
in the election OF Dr.. Pare', who received
81 out Of 12l y0lcs-l0 more than the re-
CURED majority.
DR.. Parot is Of French descent, and 4
native Of New York. lie is iiity-iiye years
Of age, and has been stationed at Epiphany
church. in Washington. ID. g., during the
past eight years, where he j. held IN the
highest esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YonK, October 30. -SpccuIations at
the Stock Exchange was characterized BY
strength to-day. At the opening there was
a general advance Of lai. Northwest. st.
Paul, and vanderbilts leading. Subse.
quently the market was irregular. prices
at one time showing reaction Of Vat. In
the last bali hour Of trade the shorts st.
tempted 10 cover, which resulted In gen.
eral and sharp advance. The improve
ment ranged TO n, New York Central
lesdiny. The rise was based pirtiilly on
weakness I'm foreign exchange and on buy
ing for London account. At the close the
best figures OF the day were generally eur
rcGi. Compared with Yesterdays closing.
prices are lai! higher. sales, $4,000
shares.
hoon.-S,ocks weak. Money, la2 per
cent. Exchange-Lon 4S0aiSOs; short.
4s3taiSi. Governments dull. States urn.
Evening. Exchange, 4I9i. Money, las
per cent. Sub-Tressury balances-G Gold.
$3.50. 26s; currency. sil.ST9. Government,
strong; 4 per ceuts, 12li; 3per cents. 100!
bid. State bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Negroes Plot TO Burn II Town.

DALLAS, TEX, October 30.-The town OF
Mckinney, cOunty-seat OF Collin county,
was intensely excited last night over a plot
the negroes had made to burn the town.
They were melted to the sttempt by white
Republican named Lewis Pritcbett. The
plot was exposed late yesterday evening by
one OF the negroes informing several lead
ing citzen.. Pritchett fed before he could
be captured and is now at large. The peO-
pie are still on the lookout for him. A
supply Of tar and feathers and a good.
strong rOpe are awaiting him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Failures Yesterday.
[Ky telegraph I. the Dispatch

10y - lu' DlNih''UsI
NEW YORK, october 30.-Thc following
failures were reported to-day: Henry
Lyon & Son. gentleman'S furnishers, OF st.
Louis. Mo-, have made an assignments w.
II. Barrett, wholesale drugs, OF Augusta.
Ca, has mortgaged his stock for $4,000
and sold out, subject to the mortgages;
Gauze. Marcy X Co., bankers and general
store. OF Lynnyille, Iowa, have made an
assignment
CLEVELAND. October 30.-GcOrge T..
Hutchinson. large owner OF stock OF gold
and silyer-miucs in the western states aud
Territories, made an assignment to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31

rroes. and scslawags was IN progress IN ?
.chooIhousc near by, which was addressed
by Page Morris. Of Lvncbburg, aud PUN.
mer. The contrast between the lntel'igen,
faces assembled IN the COURTHOUSE ana
those who listened To the iast-named inal-
yidusls was m marked rs IL usual when the
two pat ties hold separate meetings.
We have rarely Seen in this canvas,
harder workers than The Democracy OF
Montgomery. and as result the counV
viii give GOOD account OF herself mex!
Tuesday, R1x.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Gone TO Join the Canada Band.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3O.-William
EglehOf. OF the firm OF EglchOG 4 Brother,
which made an assignment wednesday for
$4,000. has left the city, and Is said to have
gone to Canada. 10 is rumored that. as
secretary OF the NeISon-County Dl-tilling
Company, he has swindled his creditors by
hypothecating warehouse receipts. Esle-
hOfI's brother-n-aw, Who is the assignee
Of the firm, says there IS scarcely a doubt
that he has gone to Canada. EglehOf has
lost heavily lately on rlcc.betting, ard
while a candidate for a county Office il SAID
to have spent S20,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
YIoLATlNG ELECTION LAWS.
Arrests In New York ON the Charge or Colo
MIXING Negroes.
my telegraph to the Dispatch.

lBy telegraph 70 tue DspaNh.l
NEW YORK, October 30.-Colonel John
J. Freeman, founder OF a colored Republi.
can association here, was arrested to-day
by order Of the District Attorney on the
charge Of violating the election laws. The
District Attorney claims ~ have received
information that colonization was being car
ricd on in the Ninth Assembly district.
Two colored detectives were put on the
case. and after a short time found that
the work OF colonization was being car
ried on by Freeman, and hence his ARE {.
Freeman cndeayOred 10 get the detectives
to register him AZ living in the district. At
tempting to induce men TO register Illegally
is felony under the present election laws.
Joseph Sands (cOlorcd). Henry solomon,
George OestrcIcher, and John stephens.
Were also arrested on the same chage. in
dictmeDts having been found against them
hy the grand jury. They were each held
in bail for trial. Freeman was AZ one time
attached b. the Districts Attorneys Office,
and is now employed ia the Surrogate's
office,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Ex-Governor Moses Attempts Suicide.
10y telegram 10 the Dispatch

nETEOlr, October 80. - Ex-Governor
Moses. Of south Carolina. under arrest
charged with swindling Rev. Or. Rexfofd.
Rev. Mr.. Atterbury. and Others. attempted
suicide this mornin. by hang Ing himself III
his cell.
Moses WI. brought into the rolire tourl
charged with swindling. lie pleaded
guilty and Was sentenced to three months
in the House OF Correction. ll' lawyer
hopes to effect his transfer to an insane
asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
a Semi.OdiciaI Deaiai.

IBN tdhIr 10 INT DIsVaI'H.I
ROME, October 30.-A cable dispatch
from America stated that Bishop Ofsr-
rel, OF Trenton. in responding 10 wsrds
welcoming him home from Europe last
sunday, 'aid. slluding TO the audieHcc
which he bad with the Pope on the Irsa
question. that hi, Holiness assured him be-
Eel: sympathy for the Irish people, asd
he hoped they would soon be abe TO free
themselves from the Government OF Eng.
land.
This statement ASSerrdtore- Romano pro-
nounces absurd. II says; 'lt is impsssi-
bic TO suppose that the Pope expressed
himself in such a manner concerning .
Government with which ne desire, 70
maintain the best relations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
The War in the Fast.
lBy cable to the D,.sstch.,

PARIS. October 30.-An official dispatch
from General Briere de L'Isle, dated Haasi.
October 18th. SAYS "The garrison OF Ia
yen-Quan repulsed several attacks 0f the
Chinese on the 18th and 10th instant. with
out loss. The enemy withdrew, discssr-
aged. The Governors Of Yun.Nan asd
LiOuyinc Phoc Br have only 1000 men 81
tie upper Red river. No Chinese are BE-
fore Kept-Chu. Our columns are securing
the country near Yen. | am doing my best
10 SuppreS- Dir3ry'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31

LOUISVILLE. October 30.-Wheat dull 4:
Iongherry, 1Sc.; No. > red. 7Jc. Corn --
No. white. DC; mixed. 4Sc. Os,s-No.
, white. 30c.; mixed. 2Sc. Mess pork
slj.J0. Bulk-meais Shoulders, S6.62l /:
clear rib. 800; clear sides. SO. Bacon
shoulders, o725 clear rD, 800; side.
Sll.2j. Hams-Sugr-cured, l2sl3c. Lard
prime feaf a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
4 Political Murder.

iB' biegfaps 10 Tie Dlsphi'"'l
II. LOUIS, Mo, October 3O.-A special
dispatch from Nincenue>. Ind. 10 tue
Post Dispatch says: Lincoln Keith was
slot in the head by Dick Atkinson at Ed
wgrdsport, in this county. last night. and
has since died. Atkinson rushed OIL; OF a
saloon greatly excited and said he wa,
going TO kil "some id Democrats.
A Democratic rally was bein. held IN the
vicinity, and he shot INTO a crowd OF by
ISLANDERS with the above result. Atkinson
has been arrested. Keith j. OF excellent
family, all OF whom are Republicans. The
feeling is intense. and il is feared that "A
mob may visit the Jail and lynch the pris-
oupr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Fire I'm q Mining Town.

~ Telegraph 10 the Dtspatchi
PITTBURGH, October ga tire broke
out to-day IN Fayette city. mining town,
forty miles from here, and, owing TO lack
OF appliances with which to combat it, at
one time threatened TO destroy the whole
town. Several stores and dwellings and
the Odd-Felows' Hall were burned before
the ire was got under control. Losses will
aggregate sc, 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
A BEAD Editors Obsequies.

IET ttIFEfaph 70 Ihr IIsNtIVH.I
CHICAGO, October 30.-Thc funeral
services Of the late Wilbur +. Storey were
conducted by Bishop Cheney and Rev. DR..
swazey ut the family residence. On Prairie
avenue. this forenoon. The coiiin rested
on eataialque, and bore silver plate,
with The inscription: wilbur +. Sto.
rey, born December 10, 1919. Died
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
october q. tss4.o The dorsI Of.

October n, 1884, The, dorai OF.
ferings were numerous aud rich In
cesign. There was large attendance OF
distinguished persons who bad personally
known The dead editor. Almost the entire
working force OF the Times was present.
The pail. bearers were Lyman Trumbuil,
EIibu II. wsshburn. David Davis, Charles
b. FarwcIl, T. Lyle Dickey. J. w. Doane.
William Henry smith, william Penn Nixon,
Writ Dexter. and Jesse Spaiding. The tn
termcDt took place at Rose Hill cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Fire in West virginia.

WHEELING. N. Va. October 30.-Thc
NoundSyille repeater newspaper and Job
printing Office, owned 10y II. Rock Il Co..
was totally destroyed by ire this morning,
together with three presses, type, and iiX-
turcs. \ large dWclling.house adjoining
was also burned. The fire is supposed TO
be- the work OF IN incendiary. Loss nearly
$4,000 no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Appointed Judge.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y l'Ir.IdTlH 70 UT UISIHNI'II'I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October 30.-G0v-
ernor O'Neall having accepted the rcslgna-
ton OF Chief-Justice Robert c. Brickell. OF
the Alabama supreme Court, and having
promoted AsSocate-Justice stone 10 be
CLiei-Justice, to-day appointed Hon. David
ClOpton, OF Montgomery. associate justice
in place Of Judge stone. Judge Clopton
was a member OF Congress in lSj9-'G0. and
Is enc OF the sble,t lawyers in the Gulf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Hon. James n. Dunlop In Cumber.
land.
fCorrcspoI deuce OF the Richmoud DlsDa'ch.I
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE,
OctOber az 1894

ltOrrcsOOi deucc OF the RichmOnf nlsDa'ch.I
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE.
October sS, 1891.
The Hon. James Y. Dunlop, OF Rich
mond. favored the Democracy OF Cumber-
land Yesterday with one Of the abest and
most interesting speeches that our people
have had the pleasure OF listening to du-
ring the canvass. His speech OF one hour
and half held the attention OF his alI-
dience. and his arraignment OF the Rcpub-
lican party was mastery and telling. The
opposition was addressing at the same
time an audience composed OF negroes and
some half dozen white men.
our jealous and efficient county chair
man, Mr. y. W. /. BantOn, introduced
Mr.. Dunlop in speech that would have
done credit to any OF Yirglnla's statesmen.
will venture to say that he has the best
organized county in the State. II every
county in this Commonwealth had such a
worker and organizer, Virginia would be
carried by 10000. DEMOCRAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Secretary McCHlIoch.

GBV telegraph to the DIspatch.l
WASHINGTON, October 30.-The commits
sion Of Hon. Hugh McCClloch'I> Secretary
OF the Treasury WAS received at the De-
paltmcut this morning. The secretary did
not. however. visit the Department to-day,
but i expected there tomorrow morning
10 take the oath Of Office and enter upon the
discharge OF hi duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
NOHTH CAROLINE.
>calcsat>taiesyiIie-D efa Well-knOwn
linyon

Especial telegram TO the D.pitch.l
RALEIGH. October 30.-TO-day General
scales was rendered grand reception al
Statewide. over a thousand mounted men
from lredell county met him. iii, speech
was one OF the finest he has delivered du-
ring the campaign. Estimates are made
here to-day that Scale, will beat York 1000
votes.
This afternoon Mr.. William Crime. one
Of thesold residents Of Raleigh. and one Of
the wealibitst men in the State. died go hi>
home here, after brief illness. llc VS. a
brother Of Hcneral Bryan Grimes. who Wa
a'S9S,inatcd in the eastern portion 90 me
state three wears ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
General WoiseIey's Movements.

I"T ''"'T Z" 'H' 'FfNHs|FI'1
WADY lIALFA. October 30. General Lord
wolseey Ia, reached Dahl with his d.
tachment. The hospital corps il forming
dix camps on the route 10 Dongoli fof the
u>e OF troops trayersing the Nile. The
camel corps has been divided into heavy
marching. lisht-marching regiments, sad
guards. The mOunted-infantry regiment.
are forming. and the Fourth regiment.
which has been mounted. has started fer
the front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Judge Gresham Qualities.

IBF telefraph 10 the DispalcN'I
WASHINGTON, October 3o.-Gener| W.
z. Gresham received his commission -
Judge OF the seventh judicial circuit TO-
day, and at once took the oath OF once. ne
will visit bis home In Indiana in time ~
cast his vote for presidential electors anu
expects to take his seat on the bench 10
Chicago on Wednesday or Thursday nrN''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31

We quote: Fine. s28s2.jO; superiin-,
f2.3jcs3; extra, si9S4.2j; family. Si.2j
os5; Patent family. country, sj.253
$40. Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
ROA NOkE CITY.
Political - Frauds - Paper Sold The Young
Mems Christian Association.

Mems Christian Association.
Correspondence o; The Richmond Dispatch
OCTOBER 90. 1884.
The Radicals bercabouts have for a day
or two past been exhibiting an apparent
confidence about carrying the election in
this county. This Is explained this morn
ing by the published notification OF Chair
man Barbour warning The Democracy abou,
large sums Of money being sent into the
State, as well as by the fact that at the late
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
Eject. tho Depression In Trade.

IEy IrIesrSph % ne Ulspatch'I
DUNDEE, october &O.-The mill-owner,
bave resolved 0reduce the wages Of opera
tives ) per cent. owing to the lOng-cOn-
tinucd depression in trade. Thousand. Of
work-pcopie are out Of employment, and
the municipal authorities are dcyi,inS mcl-
sur OIL relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31

NIANCHEsrER TAXES.-TiIE LAST
wi HAlFof TIT cry AND SCHOOL TAX
II Dur on NOVEMBER isr. Five per cenl. RE-
bale will BE- allowed 90 the eiIy part OF same "
paid on 90 before that date. | am now ready 10
receive the state Tar, and In all taxe. city. school,
and >tats. unpsta December LIST, there VIII se
added Per cent. j. ", kRO<AIGu JR..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, October 20, 1884.
OFFSRIAGS.
wsEAr.-White. 20 bushels. Mixed
Gs6 bushels. Red. l,lsG bushels. Tstsi,
1,Sss bushels.
ConN.-White. 1862 bushels.
OATs.-2.lj0 bushels.
RrE.-1l6 bushels.
AEAL.-l2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
wHEAT.-White. - bushels prime seed
at 81 TO Sl05. Mixed, COG bushel, At 10
~ 9Jc. Red. 20 bushels common to prime
Longberry at 81 TO 9jc.; 3i6 bushels com
mon TO prime >bortbcrry at - to So.
CoRN.-White, Jji bushels fair 10 very
good at 90 TO G2c.
RYE 10 bushels very good nj 6j'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October 30.--Cotton steady;
sales, lib bales; uplands. DE; Orleans,
l0c.; consolidated net receipts, Jl,62l
bales; eXpOrts--tO Great Britain, 1916
bales; 10 France. Lot bales 10 the cOnti-
ncnt, G.9i6 bales. Flour southern steady.
Wheat-Spot, no decided change; un-
graded red, G0aGSc.; ungraded white, S2t
SAC; No. red, November, SillSllc.
COin-spo gale. lower: Ungraded, ia
j3lc.; No. ,, October, 53iaj3tc.; Novem-
Der, j25sj2,. Oats ,aic. higher No. ,, 32s
32ic. Hops firm. CotTee-Spot fair; Rio
dun at 9tl9lc.; No. :. Rio, spot, $50;
November. $50. Sugar duh and nominal:
fair TO gOod refining, > j. lGiJ 3-l6c. refined
,teadier: standard 4, jic.; granulted.
Gic.; others unchanged. MolasSeS I'M
changed. Rice steady. Resin duh. Tur-
pentine weak al 29ic. Hides steady Pork
dull: prices more or less nominal: mes.
spot, SlGJoaSl6.1j. Mildles dull; long
clear, SIC. Lard iaGc. higher, closing weak
western steam. spot, s,jQaoI'j; Noyem.
per, S1.2iaS7.29.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 30. Flour steady
and quiet. Whcat-SOuthern firm west.
ern lower: southern red. SSa9)c. amber.
J2a9jc.; No. Mary land. s9sS9tc.; No. ,
western winter red, spot. s1ilSlIc.
COrn-Southern about steady western
nominallv steady; southern white. new.
52ajjc.; yellow. j0aj2c.; Old, j6IjIc.
Oats dull and firm: southern, 3la3jc.
western willie. 33i3Jc.: mixed, 30a32r.;
PENNSYLVANIA. 3la34c. Provisions steady.
with fair demand. Whisky steady at
SllSg$l.l9. Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNAri, October 30.-Flour ua-
changed. Wheat quiet; No. , red, ,1a79c.
Corn firm; No. , mixed, 4jc. Oats easier
at 274c. Pork duh ana lower at fl4.55.
Lard firm ST 81. Bulk.meats aud bacon
steady and unchanged. Whisky steady
at Sill. Hogs dull; common and light,
50 jOaSLGj; packing and butchers. " 81
aga 80.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October 30.-wheat dun:
Longherry, $50. No. > red. 7jc. Corn
No. white. Doc; mixed, fSc. Osis-No.
, white. 30c.: mixed. 2Sc. Mess pork
sljJ0. Bulk-meais - Shoulders, SG.62l
clear rib. 50. 75; clear sides. SO. Bacon
shoulders, o72j; clear rib, 800; side.
SLID Hams-Sugar-cured, l2sl3c. Lard
Prime leaf, -.
ST. LOUIS.
~. LoUIS, October 81. Floor unclaimed.
wheat higher and SLOW; No. , red, ga
&c. cash; 714a17lc. November. Corn
ca,h and lower 3Sla3S4c. cash, 3Gla36ic.
November. oats easier; 26lc. cash s,d
November. Whiskey steady at St.l2.
Pork quiet at Sij.jo. Bulk.meat. lower /;
long clear. $1624 short rib, s.,j clear.
s.. Lard lower at Gle.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, October 3O.-Fleur uH-
changed. Wheat firm; No. cash, i3ic. :;
November, s3sc. Corn lower; rejected.
42Ac. Dat. higher: No. ,. 2Sc.; white.
2sta30c. Provisions higher. Mess pork. sb.
cash, October. and November. Lard
Prime steam, s6.05, cash, and October; ;
$3.50 November. Hogs higher Al silica
$40.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 3O.-Flour unchanged
Wheat opened laic. lower; closed &C.. over
yeStei day; November. 7ita,5lc.; No. Chi
cago spring. 1+ic. Corn dull: closed irD,
with No. g.. over Yesterday cish ani
October, tilaise. Oats dan and satde
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, 1854.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, 1854.
ARRIVED.
steamer Wyanoke. llulphcrs, New York, a.f-
chandise AND passengers, q. w. Allen 90,
agents.
steamer Arirl, clifford. Norfolk Tinted ststes
mail, merchandise. aud passengers. J.. Is. istun,
agent.
schooner II. ". Race, Jact ,oh. New Yors' pew
der 10 order.
SAILED.
Sci oonfr IiasS1 tBntl,hl. king, RIO rrIndr 10
>ul, four. DuElop & hcCauce' Ycs-"i, j. u.
Nsug han.
schooner Emma - Euficott. Bowen, Vow YORK.
camel coal q. >torr,, agcut, vessel. Curtis Par
Atr.
SchnLrr William Applegarih. Mitchell. wilcox
wharf, Ia Huish I-adlng lumber tor Baliim,ur,
vessel, tuTtis x Parser.
CLEARED.
schooner Twilight British. Isck enIe. Rio
era De do ~ui. Hour. Gsllegs-MilIs Manufacturing
COMPANY.
rOET OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OCT. 80. 1894
By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship MAnhattan. stevens, Wet Polst, saf
.aiicd for New York.
scLo,ler d. :. Williams Jr.. Hycr, Providence.
SAILED.
Schooner ". ~. Bailey. Longs rect. New YORK,
coal. tle.spcskc and OHIO Railway Company.
schooner \. T. toieman. lrris, baltimore iua-
her
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caster: esph. sSla2sjc.: Novembes, ~
s5lc. PORK stronger and lcs15c. hIRbW
cash and October, ei5.25. Lard etfouser
and SsI0e. higher; cash. go.90se1; Novess.
Der, s6.s0af6. 81. Buik.mesh weak sne
tower; shoulders, n. 3Sse6 30; shon ~,
81. 15a ts.75; clear. t7.7sse1.so. Whssxey
and sugsr steady aad unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. October 30.--Turpenties
Quiet nj sI,c. Rosip nominal: strfsee,
sac. good. s7tc. Tar firm At si0. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, u; yellow arp
aud virgin. e1.00.
COTTON MARKETS.
NoRYotx, Va. October 90 Cottoe
stesdy middIipg. &c. Net receipts, 4,i0i
bales gross recei,ts 4.i6i bales; stsck
50.Ie4 bales; ssIes. 800 bsles.
WILMINGTON, ". G.. october 3o.-Coetee
firm; middIing. elc. Net rcceirts, LIS
bsles: gross receipts, i,is5 bales; sales,
-; stock. sl.s9T bales.
SAVANNAH. Ga, October 3o.-Cotfeu
steady; middling. o 5i6c. Net receipts,
1887 bsIes: gross receipts. 1911 bales: saics.
$500 bales stock. 10000 bales; exports--
cosstwise, 1857 bales.
AUGUSTA. GA. October 3o.-Cottoo dru;
middIing, . l-i6c. Receipts, i.sB baIcs,
shipments. -: sales, 1871 bales.
CHARLESTON, ;. C.. October 30.-Cottsa
firm middling. 5.l6c. Net receipts, 1914
bslcs; gross receipts. 4.j0i bales sales,
800 bales stock, 100, slt bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. October -. 80 Cotton Net re-
ceipis, iGJ bales; gross receipts. ff.ITf
bales. Futures closed arm: sales. o.
ZOO bales; October. $3.50; November. 1896
as9.S7; December. 29.S; January, s9.Sta
1926; February, 3i0.O;ssi0.0s: Much,
$40. 20asiO2l; April. sl0.3,asi0.3j; Msv.
sl0.is; June, slO.62asi0.63; July. si0.Ia
sl0.15.