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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK

NEW lOhh.
NEW YoRK, OCTOBER 2. Cotton
steady; sales, 994 bales uplands.
10 I-iec.; Orleans. 10 s-lee.: new offered
5-l6 under quotations; consolidated net
receipts to-day, 26,407 bales; exports-t0
Great Britain, 1.649 bales; 10 France, 5ss
bales; TO the Continent, 200 bales; weekly
statement-Net receipts, 57l bales: gross
receipts. $3.50 bales; exports-to Great
Britain, 10, s53 bales; TO France. 6os bales;
to the Continent, 3,476 bales; sales, 1858
bales; stock. s7.s29 bales Southern -four
unchanged. Wheat-Cash firm: ungraded
red, sla999sc. No. red. 9GAa97hc. in eleya-
tor; October, 96ta975sc. Corn-Spot AaIc.
higher; ungraded, 47sa4S.c.; No. 2, ASIA
4s.c. in elevator; October, 4elsafsesc. Oats
shade stronger; No. 3, 2944a30c. IN eleya-
tor. Hops unchanged and quiet. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio dull at ss.824; No. RIO,
spot. 81; October, So. s5as6.90. sugar and
molases Unchanged and dull. Rice steady.
domestic, 4IIaoslc. Cotton seed oil, 32a35c.
for crude: s7assc. .or refined: Rosin steady.
frm, demand light. Wool firm. Pork more
or less nominal; no sales. Niddles nominal.
Laid a couple points higher and less active
western steam, spot, t6.27s; October, 1921.
Freights trm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 2.-Flour steady and
quiet; HOward-street and western super
nne, ssas3.4o; extra, ss.5oas425; family,
extra, sS.75as4.25; Rio brands. s4.s7as5.
Wheat-southern frmer and fairly active
western firmer, closing dull southern red.
95a97c.; amber, tlasl. 02; No. I Maryland.
97La9sc.; No. western winter red spot.
9lba0lAc. Corn-Southern irm for white:
yellow easier; western easier and quiet:
southern white, 55ss6c.; yellow, 50a52c.
Oats easy and quiet southern, sic west
ern white, 32a35c. mixed. S0a3Ic.; Penn.
sylvania, 3laS6c. Provisions steady and
fairly active. Mess-pork, Sl0aSl0 so. Bulk
mears-Shoulders and cle1rrib-sldes. PACK.
ed, s4.75 and 1913. Bacon--S Shoulders.
1925: clesr-rib sides, $3.50. Hams, SlI.75.
Lard-Refined. SITS. Coffee easy: Rio ear
goes, ordinary To fair, 7kaehc. Sugar low
er; A soft. osc. Whiskey steady at 81. ia
sl.15. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-Flour unc CHARGED.
Wheat In fair demand; No. red. s:I<c.
Corn active and rrm; No. mixed, ada
ffhe,. Oats weaker and active: No.
mixed, e51sa27c. Pork duh at 50. Lard
dIii and easier at IS. 90. Bulk-meats duh;
shoulders, S3.25; short rib. $40. Bacon
unchanged. Whiskey steady at 81 .05. Su-
gar unchanged. Hogs steedy: common and
light. y3.e3as4.25; packing and butcher,
s3.7oaSAae.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUIS VILE, October a.-9min QUIET.
Wheat-So. 2 red, csc. Corn-No. z white,
@6c- oats-Nsw No. mixed, ate. Provi.
sions quiet. nacon-Clear RIB aides. $3.50;
clear Sides, $6.4o; shoulder, ~. Bulk
meats-Clear nib sides. ta.e0. clear uides.
$3.50. shouiten $3.50. NeoH-pOvk. g.
hsms-suSnr-anred. ss.7ss3lo.tA. Lard
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WAP-VESSELS.


[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The re-
port Of the special board Of naval Off
GERS created by Secretary Whitney to
consider plans for the construction of
additional unarmored vessels author
lied by the act Of Congress Of March
3, 1885, is made public to-day. The
Board, at the outset, defines its con-
ception of the instructions under which
it acted. After describing at some
length the method adopted in reaching
its conclusions, the Board makes its re-
concentrations, promising with an ex-
preston Of its wish that it be dis
tinctly understood that the principal
dimensions of the vessels herein stated
need not be rigidly adhered to, and
that the boiler-pOwer should be in
creased so far as may be practicable
without serious detriment to other con-
ditions.'
The Board recommends one cruiser
of not less than 5000 nor more than
5000 tons displacement, protected
twin-screws length. 300 feet beam,
40 feet; draught of water, 10 feet
speed, Is knots; with main battery Of
two eight-inch and eight six-inch
breech-loading rihed cannon, and bat
terry of Hotchkiss and Calling guns.
The hull of the vessel to be unsheated,
and built of mild steel, with a ram
bow. The vessel to be brig-rigged.
The second vessel to be precisely
similar to the first, excepting that it
should be bark-rigged and its main
battery twelve six-inch gnns.
One heavily-armed gun-boat Of about
l,G00 tons displacement; length, go
feet ; beam, So fe:t; draft Of water, II
feet speed, l6 knots; main battery six
six-inch breech-loading rifles, Hotch-
kiss and Calling guns, and a torpedo
outfit construction similar to tirst-de-
scribed yessel-topsail, schooner-rigged.
For light gun-boats Of about 500
tons displaced, single screw composite
gun vessel, length, los feet beam, 81
feet A; load draft, IL feet 9 inches
speed, IL knots main battery, four
six-inch breech-loaden with IIatchkiss.
and Calling guns, hull Of steel pro-
tected by two thicknesses of yellow
pine, barkatine-rigged.
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A Match.Racc.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
CLEVELAND, October - Harry
Wilkes defeated Phallas in three
straight heats OF the Glenville track
to-day, winning the $4,000 purse and
90 per cent. of the gate receipts. The
result was a genuine surprise. and local
sporting-men dropped goOdly amount
of cash. Time, 2:l7i, 2:20l, 2:l9l.
j. j. Case. the owner, says Phallas
has been withdrawn forever from the
turf, and will go into stud.
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carried them two hundred yards out
on the prairie and leisurely sppropna-
ted what he wanted. While this scene
was being enacted the stage from Abr
lenc for San Angelo came up with seven
male passengers. Weapons were called
for and a man who claimed to be
ranger en- route to Runnells loaded bis
pistol and bockled on his belt and held
himself in readiness to repel any attack
that might be made on his stage. The
robber. however, after satisfying him
self rode off, leaving the mailbag on
the prairie. The officers are now IN
hot pursuit OF him. He is supposed TO
be the same highwayman who robbed
the mail between Cisco and Brentwood
a few days ago.
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cnICAQo.

CHICAGO, ootobss 2.--Flouf upehsDGo9,
Wheat opepei nYm aud We. higher. Doe
cic<4d about ~ under Yesterday vctobegs
s5kasec.: November, s6ssss54c.; Decsns
and : sf;sde higher: cash. sisstsc.; des0.
Der. &Iaf1sc.: November. 3sss9t4c.; ~
esmber, 37ss7sc. Oats dui aud nria; easns
251fc.; Octooef. 2ssss2efc.: Nosemoess
essssssc, MsspSsks p ,ps easier e s aS
$40: October. ss.s5sss 37k; November.
IS 37iiass45; D~ccmbes. ss.t2,<ass.S0.
Lard quiet and steady: cash. 50; Sovem.
Der. te.os: p.snS.r ssssS %: Bos:d
1919; short rib. s5.s7slaso.ho: clear, 1913
ass.s0. wbisksy nominal At si.io. susan
unchanged.
REVIEW or TIE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 2.--rhere wss .
strong opening In wheat te-aay. aud me
bullish. British eopsols were quoted lover.
and cables Indicated that the Turkish. HUI
garian controversy might develop INTO
serious war blaze. fofe.gn adsicss we're
The t, Hp rush. Which carried November 70
SIZE. sn easier feeling set In and several
n illion bushels were thrown ON tho
market between s7aas7lc. Ihe soue
Ihen BECAME quiet. with ,l,'ie IRA
and clo.ed on the regular bosni At
that figure. The market was rrmer again
IN the afternoon, advancing 10 s1itc., hut
falling back and closing a: s6f<ae7c. Ihe
Northwestern Millsrs' Association at Min
peapoiis was reported to have advanced
wheat lc. a bushel. but the announce mcnt
had no appfec,ab.e ei.<ct on the caur~e %
prices here. Corn and oats both slow and
lightly traded IN. hut the feeling In the
market was Arm and prices we're geoo-
rally q shade higher than Yesterday. Pro-
visions ruled generally steady and showed
no appreoisble advance.
sr. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 2.-tlour easier but
not lower. Wheat unsettled and generally
lower: No 2 red, cash. 0si<ss<c. October.
s3sc Corn shade nfmer hut very stow.
No. mixed. cash. t05.a{ics.. October.
3ssc Oats, no options; cash. firm and sc-
tive at 2sAs25c Provisions firmer. Pork.
50. Lard So bid. Bulk-mests-lyopy clear
IS 40; clear. $3.50. Bscon-Long clear.
s5.90sss: short ribs, se.loss6.l9, short
clear, <o.5oas6 60.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. October Flour dull and
depressed wheat weak: cash, s5y.c.: Mo-
vemher. SIC. Corn steady: No 2. <thc.
Oats firm: No. 2. 25fc. Provisions quiet.
Mess pork { ash or October. fs.S1H. Primo
steam lard. cash OF October. So.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. October 2.-Turpcn-
tine firm at sic. Rosin dell :. strained.
77t@c.: good see. Tar nrm A. si.t5. Crude
turrentlne steady: hard. 81 yellow dip and
virgin, $3.50.
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The Annapolis Haxing.
By telegrH nh To the DIspatch. !

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 2.-The
cadets who are implicated in the hazing
of the fourth class men, which occur
red last Tuesday night, and which is
now being investigated, have been as
certained to be Cadets Robertson, Mil
Ter, Bailey, Fitch, and Edwin R. Quin-
ty, the latter being from New York.
The investigation is being conducted
very quietly, but it will probably end
in a court-martial, and the proof Of the
guilt Of the parties implicated is said to
be sufficiently strong to warrant their
dismissal from the navy.
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Mntiiated on fl,c Rail.

INItNIHI ItItEIdlII 10 IIIt DI5I1dIVHsI
GREENSBORO, n. c., October O.
The body of an unknown colored man
was found this morning about 8 O'Clock
on the Richmond and Danyille railroad.
The body was horribly mutilated,
having been dragged about two hun
bred yards by the train. 1t is sup
posed that the man was an employee Of
Coles circus and fell between the cars
Of the second section as it entered
Greensboro. No papers or anything
leading to his identity was found on his
person.
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Cholera Notes.

10y cADIt 70 IHe DIsPdVVH'I
ROME, October There were 1913
cases Of cholera and so deaths from the
disease reported yesterday throughout
Italy. The disease has spread to &C.
noa, where cases and | death have
been reported.
MADRID. October 2.-There have
been reported throughout Spain to-day
4l6 new cases of cholera and l62 deaths.
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Killed His Father.

iby telegraph 10 the Dispatch.1
SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS, October ..
David Vinton, aged fifty.eight years, a
farmer living on the outskirts Of town,
was killed yesterday afternoon by a
cart-stick in the hands Of his son David.
aged thin ty-fve, who lived with him.
The father had been drinking hard Of
late, and while drunk yesterday at
tackled the son, threw him down, and
was choking him, when the son rose
up, and, seizing the stick, struck his
father on the left side Of the head,
splitting his skull open. The son came
into town and gave himself up to
Deputy-Sheriff Jacobs. He does not
say much about the affair, except that
be did not intend to kill his father.
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business Failures for the Week.
INV feIegra nh IN the piSv..tnht

NEW YORK, October 1.-The bust
ness failures occurring throughout the
country during last week number for
the United States III, and for Canada
% total 1876, against total of 1855
last week and LIS the week previous.
The western and Pacific States furnish
one half Of the total casualties. Other
sections Of the country report failures
below the average.
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Prairfe-fires I'm Dakota.

IBy Telegraph 20 the DlspaIcH.T
FREDERICK, OAK, October g.
Prairie-fres in Mcpherson county for
the last few days have swept away
everything over an area Of one hundred
square miles. Hundreds Of families
are destitute. The loss is estimated at
s25O,000. The fire is now said to be
under control,
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Rase-HaIl Yesterday.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Washington Nationals, 10; Louis
Vile, 4.
Newark, n. j.: Newarks, 5; Balti-
mores, /.
st. Louis: st. Louis, 3; Philadel-
phia, 81 innings. Rain.
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Postmasfers Appointed.

10y ItIcBIhpu 10 tIIV UIsPH1VH'I
WASHINGTON, October 2.-Fourth
class postmasters were appointed to-day
in North Carolina as follows: James
Hardin, Sutherland's; John Raglan,
Norris; Alfred Apple, Company Mills /;
Allen Chapman, Huntsville; II. F..
Benton, Charity.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, 0ctorber o.
Special reports to the Advertiser show
that the rains continue IN this section,
and are doing great damage not only
to cotton but to the matured corn crop.
Reports Of cotton-seed sprouting in the
bolls on the stalk come from various
directions, and the corn Is also
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 2, 1885.
oFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Mixed, 800 bushels. Red,
1904 bushels. Total, 1884 bushels.
CoRH.-White, e94 bushels. Mixed, 400
bukhels.
OATs.-4s6 bushels.
RYE-l70 bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-I4 bushels
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Mixed. $500 bushels very good
10 prime on private terms. Red. 36G bushels
common 10 very good Longberry at Tie. 10
sl.02; $40 bushels common to good Short
berry at nc. To csc.
CoRS.-White. SO bushels very good Vir-
ginia odd At sac.
OATs.-Winter, So bushels fair Virginia at
55c.
RYE--50 bushels prime Virginia at Use.
CLOVER SEED.-lI bushels al sJ.35.
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rotting and sproutins. On We'd
nesday night tremendous rain
fall occurred southeast Of here.
and the bottom lands on the creeks and
streams at many places have water
over them. This afternoon. in the di-
rection between Eufsula and Union
Springs, another severe storm and a
heavy rainfall occurred. The lightning
was as terrific as on July day. Much
uncasiness is felt that another marked
falling of in the cotton crop is taking
place.
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Hotel burned.

IBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
FARGO, d. T., October 1.-The Sher-
man House was wholly consumed by
fire this morning. Loss, $50, 600; In
surance, $4,000. The guests had a
narrow escape, many getting out with
nothing but their underclothing on. The
Argus office was saved by the good
work Of the fire department.
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eighty. Mrs. Jane Lewis. the widow Of
grandson Of General Lewis. of Indian
war fame. lie was also presented with
bouquet by the northern ladies Of our
city, which Offering was duly appre-
ciated.
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bishop Of Ornahn.

b1 NNUIt 10 NIIV TIoIhNNII'I
ROME, October 2.-The Pope has
approved the decree Of the congregation
establishing an Episcopal See in Ne
braska, and Rev. DR.. O'Conner, the
present Vicar Apostolic, has been
created Bishop of Omaha.
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Homicide IN Charleston. n. &.
lBy telegraph 10 the Disretch

CHARLESTON, October This
morning DIR. A. N. Bellinger shot and
killed Stepney Riley, wsll-known col
ored Democrat. BelliDger claimed that
the act was done in self.defence. An
inquest viii be held tomorrow.
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The linn diate.Delivery system,

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, October 2.-The
Acting Third Assistant Postmaster
General has called upon postmaSters
for a report Of the first weeks special
delivery business. The officers Of the
Department are not discouraged by the
comparatively small business done yes
terday at the principal post-ofiices.
They feel that the public has not yet
had an opportunity to acquaint itself
with the advantages resulting from the
use of the special-delivery system, and
believe that the system will steadily
grow in popular favor.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
OCTOBER 2. 1855.
Prlmings still come In freely. Prices un-
Market on Exchange quiet and
steady, without change in values.
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Nrw WORK COTTON xIrruREa.

EEw YORK. October 2.-Cotion-Gronn
receipts o 4G7 bales. Fuiups closed steady;
sales. a. zoo bales: October and November.
50 66as967 December 1913; January.
sp.s2: February, s9.93as9.9t: March.
$40 Osasi 0.06; April. si0i6: May. elo.2la
Stops; June. sl0.s7asl aS9; July, slo.tea
slO.is; August. sIo.5SaSlO.56.
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LATE FEATHER REPORT.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch

by telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, October 81 A.
A.-F'or the Middle atlantic States,
light rains, follored by clearing wea-
tier. Tinds shittlng to south and rest,
slight rise IN temperature. followed by
cooler peather on Sunday, failing fol-
lopcd by rising barometer.
For tie South atlantic States. local
rams. foHoped by fair heather, raria-
bic riads, stationary temperature on
the coast, slightly rarmer in the in
terror.
For Richmond and ricinity, slightly
pdrmer, clearing heather.
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DECORATIVE ART, DRAWING; Ac.
DICHM0ND ART ASSOCIATION,
INCORPORATED MARCH IS, 1884.

The class will open SATURDAY. October
Sd. Instructions In FREE HAND DRAW.
ING. also In PAINTING and DESIGN, II
desired.
Instructor attends the class wEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS between the
hours OF 10 and IL A. n.
Apply Al sru DO. sis Main street.
Oc SIT
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MAs.xE i>rgaLiaENCE.

Mooh sets..t-.s ls'l rNenius..''.....,..-ie .ts
POhT OF RICHMOND. OCIoBxR z. lSee
SAILED.
Steamer wyanoke, Hulphers. New York.
merchandise and Passengers, George W.
Allen n Co., agents.
steamer Pioneer. Plstt. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passen j. W. McCAr.
rick, agent.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United
states mail, merchandise, and passengers.
l.. *. Tatum, agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. OCT. 2.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Seneca, Walker, New York.
and sailed for West Point.
Schooner Wey bossott. Crowen, Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner Z. Steeeman Rose. Philadei-
Schooner Governor ]. Y. Smith, Nicker-
son. Portsmouth. X. /.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market steady, with good demand.
QUOTATIONS..
STRICT MIDDLISG.-9<c.
MIDDaING.-9l.c.
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EIOfTR.

FLOUR.
We quote: Fine, s2.76as3; superfine,
e3aeS.50; extra. s3.75as4; family, s4a
s4.75; patent family, country, s5.25as5. so.
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ROOTS. SHOES. Ae.

bONb1S. SHOf-S. DC. ~.
w b. DREW & son, Il10
W. MANUFACTURES or
GENTLEMEN'S FINE BOOTS ANDs -
SHOPS
In the latest fashionable styles. FitguarAn.
tsed. and warranted not 70 squeak. Ahnn
on hand at cost.
R1pairing neatly and promptly done.
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
"a 0-eod2m
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THE Posr-oFFIcE
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
GREAT CLOTHING
HRADQ UARTERs,
wHEREA
MAN, YOUTH. OR CHILD
CAN BE FITTED IN
SUITS. HATS. OR FIXISGs,
AND WHERE
ONE PRICE ONLY"
is faithfully adhered to, much to the salts
faction Of the many-many inexperienced
buyers Ito be truthful. there are very fsw
experienced ones.
A. sAKs q CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET.
Zoe 81
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FINANCIAL.

ITO INVESTORS.
As fiscal agents We offer for sale
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
CITY or RICHMOND PER CENT. he
GISTERED BONDS
AT s1OG AND ACCRUED lSIEht-SI.
other investment securities bought aud
sold on commission.
DAVENPORT & Co,
stock Brokers,
oc Let 1l13 Main street.
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good Judges yesterday that Smiths La
bilities would not fall below $1,000
GOO. His assets are supposed to be
nominal. His town house on Fifth
avenue and the Fashion Stud Farm,
Trenton, n. j., belong to his wife. for
whom Smith bought them about 1870.
Speaking of the failure Smith said,
MY operations have dragged down
William Heath, and | am more sorry
for him than for myself, but have not
deceived him at any time, and he
has not deceived me. l supposed that
be would be able to carry me through,
and he said he could do it successfully.
Even this morning he expressed his con-
fidence in being able to pull through.
| should not have engaged him if Ihad
had any doubt Of his ability. | could
not do anything with Hudson & Co.
because | knew that they were not
strong enough to carryme if the market
happened to 60 against me. l should
have simply swamped them without
saving myself. / therefore withdrew
my special capital and something more
from the firm, and / told Heath when
| did it. am very sorry for Heath !;
for had l thought for q moment that
be could not carry me through should
have made other arrangements or
closed my contracts. / had his
assurance, however, and supposed
he knew his own resources. Nv mis-
fortunes are my own, but shall be on
my feet again, and perhaps very soon.
] remember that once came back here
ron Europe, and al I could scrape to-
rether was some 100000. Within q
year ! had over . million dollars in
hard money. l have not lost my
courage, although l have never been
thrown 50 fiat - / An new.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-03
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, October 2.-virginia SIS con
gOis, 4sI: past due coupons. 5Sl4; new
IO-4Os, So; new IS, so. BID to-day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-11
FOR SALE.

have FIVE BUGGY WAGONS which I will
sell cheaper than any other man in Vermont.
A. r. COWLES.
Barton Landing, Apr. "a. 1920