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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
SuERnsk il PETERSBURG.
Is rrrnoprcEp ~ KAHoNE.



A. ~.enas ~ en kaair~ce rsasssen
,.r,.e.psus 81 Sssrn..- Dsscnssins sha
Trra.
fSu~csal teserram % the DSpateh.l
PETERSBURG. October 2s.--scnator
sherman spoke here tonight TO a large
.rs,,uee. four Asths q which were ne
-yces. The paruaefte and galleries and
! l,ree portion Of the remaining seats
v,,, occupied by colored peoPle, The
whites aIiIng the STAGE aad tr1ngIng the
outskirts 81 the crowd.
senator sherman was introduced by
general Malone a. tho foremost states
man Of the country, 20 whose warm
besri and love lor every State ID the
T.nion ana ior the whole country ne could
hear cordial lestmGny. General MAhone
esteemed II grca, honor % introduce
the distinguished gentleman from ONO
70 Vim ina audience. and he wanted
Il known that they cane here upon h's
invitation 20 sddfes, the reason anu iio'
tbs prsiod,oes Of the people. having tne
game right 70 spesk here thst they nave
A. bo,ne. lie bespoke for thea COT
S,si rreetIn and respectful hearing.
Sherman was warmly greeted by his
,nsi,pce and was accorded al stten-
tive hesrinc BY al. lie Isnot a speaker
r. arouse enthusiasm being rather cold
n defsery. His speech was above the
eslihre Of the greater portion Of MS Az
siepce. who took the cue Tor applause
from the better informed.
Tie opened with denia that he had
waved the BLOODY shirt ~ Ono. but the
burden Of ms remarks Wa the tariff.
This was the senator first political
speect " Virginia. and having carefully
prcnsred himself for H. he must have
iel, disappointment N the character Of
hi, audience.
NJ. sherman during ms speech de-
eiared that ne had been grossly misrcP-
resented by the Virginia press and
sneakers and by the DIsDafca n psT-
tcplar. BE SAID he did not come here
A. ar invader OF the state, but Is =
friend Of the peoples rights, feeling q
decp interest u their welfare. Nj.
Sherman wa followed by General Nc
Kinlev. Of OHIO. N q discussion Of mr.
tonal politics.
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The Caroline. Question.

fAfH NAlAt ~ AAAf A'A1 tAA.f
BERLIN, October 2J.-The North
German Gazette, commenting or the
Corollnes question hints thar the
diplomatic dealing Of Senior ElduaveL.
Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs re-
spcctinc that dispute are Of doubtful
character.
MADRID. October 29-Ei Liberal
to-day states that Prince Bismarck
having refused To admit the claim Of
the Spanish priority Of possession Of
the island Of Zap, Spain has prepared
another note containing severe Grgu-
meut against the logical deduction OF
the German Chancellor and insisting
on the acceptance Of the claim OF the
Spanish priority.
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desperate Struggle a. save Life.

AKRON. OHIO, October 29.-phy-
sicians who have Just returned from
Peninsula. twelve miles northwest from
here, report the widest demonstration
II that town yesterday II an effort to
save the life Of Arson Plans, who was
given morphine for quinine by q green
boy II a drugstore Of that place. Plans
took from three 70 five grains Of the
drug. The entire pOpulace turned out,
and al day fully one hundred men were
engaged Il running Plans up and down
the streets. while women and children
have followed, adding greatly 10 the eX-
citomcnt. At 4 O'Clock Plans began
fighting the crowd. and several despe-
rate struggles ensued. His condition Is
worry critical
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p N7IIII' % lIIN l'If7fla II-LllI
LONDON. October 2g.--key. Dr.. d.
j. O'Conneu, rector Of the American
College II Rome. vii. san from Liver
poo on Saturday in the steamer Au-
rama ior New York. He takes with
him the acts ana DEGREES Of the Coun-
Gil held II Baltimore some time ago.
which have been revised by the Pope.
The DEGREES ar substantially unai-
tered, but some minor details nave
been modified Dr. O'COnnel hopes
10 reach Baltimore 10y November 18th.
II time To- attend the Conference n that
city. lie expects TO return to Rome
eariV IL January.
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Iirco bs lightning

'Hs telegraph to the Dispatch
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. October 29.-The
dome Of 81. Johns College. IL this city,
was struck tnd fired by lightning TINS
evening. and owing 70 its extreme height
burned herceiv for some time before
water could be- gotten up 10 j.. The
college stands upou 8 hlgh elevation
anc lbs dome is over one hundred ieet
from the ground. Luckily the FIRE was
prevented from spreading 20 the lower
floors. anl the venerable building was
saved from destruction. The loss IS
not more thar q few hundred dollars.
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Cor horsestsaiirR. recsntlymsde con-
sessisn 20 the effect that he wzs one OF
thr men who attempted to rob q train
on the Atchison, Topeka aad Santa Re
railroad At Cooledge. Kan, September
%. 1888. during which the conductor
and engineer were killed. Al the re-
quest Of Governor Martin, Of Kansas,
Governor Marmxduke. OF Missouri, has
hardened kellen 40 that he may be
tried and punished for the greater
crIme. The pardon was issued yester-
day. and kellen was taken 70 Kansas
last night il charge OF III officer from
that State.
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Failure Of q neav, Gun Ussl.

IH1 E0I7--IHNN " IIF IlaFllIlLl-
Boston, October %. The casting or
the 54-ton gun 81 the South Boston
lroB-N orks was a failure. The meu
upon stripping the mould IRON the gun
found that, owing 10 unequal cooling
caused by the core having given away
or one side during the process Of cast
ine, It cracked open, destroying the
gun, which viii have to be recast. The
core-arbor viii either be repaired or q
new one viii be made.
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Bemocrsfic Mcetins IN Hanover

ISpeclHl lelegram % me Dlspaicl.
HEWLETT Va. October 2J.-Not-
witbsiandlne that TINS is the busy sea
son, quite q crowd was out yesterday
to hear Colonel ". L. Aylett and Hon.
l.. Il Cardweu. They spoke for two
hours and ten minutes. making able and
rousing speeches. have never seen
better attention paid to speakers II my
lie.
] see Mahone's bushwhackers are
stirring around here now. We Demo
Gratis are OF the lookout for al such
and viii checkmate them. Mark down
Old Hanover as solid.
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WOIG's soms-soyaI Reception.
BY cable 90 the Dispatch.

-. VhUiV " tu' IHNuTcIl
CAIRO. October 24-Sw Henry
Drummond Wolf, special British ne
voy, arrived here this afternoon an
had a semi-royal reception.
Allen ANDRIA. October 24-Sir
Henry Drummond Wolfe. speola Bri-
tish envoy, arrived here to-day from
Constantinople. On landing IRON the
steamer Sir Henry was crested with ar
artillery salute from the British and
French men-of-waT II the harDor and
from various Egyptian forts IL the Vi
entity, and was escorted by q guard Of
honor. 4 number Of notabies viii a.
company the British envoy 70 Cairo.
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Tho Saginaw bridge Disaster

I By caDie % tne UlspatcL.I
last SAGINAW, Mich, October
2y.-lt appears to-day that many OF
those reported missing last night. VINO
were thought drowned II the bridge
disaster, have been found. Beside- the
BODY found last night, two more boys
are supposed 70 nave been drowned
These are j. Sharpe and George Bur
nett. They were known 20 be or tine
bridge and are still missing. Men arr
busy draEgine the river. An inquest
was begun this morning.
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ssCHESTNUTS. q"

THU ABOvL TERN ORIGINATED IN
TIKI DRAMATIC PROFESSION, AND Is
Used THUS wHEA a MAN TRIES TO
PALM OFF As HIS OWN A STORY THAT
ORIGINATED WITH ANOTHER. HIS
HEAREKs QUIETLY ARK.
" CHEsTNUTs. " WHEN WE READ
Day AFTER DAY a EEHAsH OF THE
ADVERTISEMENTS WHICH WE HAVE
WRITTEN. AND WHICH ARR BEING
UsED BY THOSE WHO AFFECT TO
STAND ON a HIGH MORAL PLANE,
WI ALSO BEG TO QUIETLY REMARK,
% CHEsTNUTs. WE ARR GLAD To
KNOW, HOWEVER. THAT We ARR
FURNISHING TIKI sELF-sTYLED
LEADING CLOTHIERs WITH
IDEAS N ADvEETIsIEG. WE COULD
ALSO GIVE THEN lIF WE WISHED A
FEW IDEAS, OR - POINTERS" A. TO
SELLING FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN
AND BOYs AT POPULAR PRICES. hut
VI INTEND THEM FOR OUR OWN UsE
IN GIVING TO THU THINKING PoR-
TlON OF OUR PEOPLE lBY WHICH WE
MAN THOsE WHO ARE NOT CAUGHT
nY CLAP-TRAP) THE lest VALUE FOR
THEIR MONEY IN MEN Is, BOYS, AND
CIIILDEEN's CLOTHING THEY HAVE
TyER RECEIVED IN RICHMOND.
QNE PRICE 10 ALL
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= ~ - E1l''1I''I
" AsHIN0TOS. October 93-The
following fourtb-eiass postmasters were
appointed to-day Yirginis-Mrs. ALA
5. Tompkins, Mt. Pleasant Alexander
S. smith. sand Bridge; Edward S. John
son, 1asley T. n. Anderson, Rockhsh
Depot Mrs Z. Il. Rolph, Sparta ;
John II. Floyd, MarionTille. North
Carolina - Junius L. Evans. Enter
prise Mrs. Laura Z. Horne, Pittsboro'
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Ia - - rI"-el.

10y teleErapI q me UlspatcL.7
QUEBEC, October D. The River
side " orsted actory ma been Obliged
o. dispose Of the balance OF It's stool by
auction and close It's doors owing 10
the lack Of q market for It's goods IN
Canada. Two hundred operatives art
thrown out Of employment by the sus-
pension. and there D, a. apparent loss
oi a25O,OOO II capital The city cor
pOrauon Is being urged 10 grant az AL
uuai bonus t. the concern for five wears
IL order that Il can resume operations,
GuC the Government viii be asked %
increase the duty on worsted goods.
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Dcmocrntic RaIiy IN PitrsyIvaniA.

IHlrL4hl tuit-i a-A N' -i4t 4fihpAtcL
DANvuLE. October 29.-pittsylva-
liza county had q grand rally to-day az
Chatham. where Whitehead and DAME.
addressed 8 large crowd OF Democrats IL
spite Of the very bad weather. Colonel
I.ewellen S Democratic club turned out
II body and made big DAY Of II.
Daniel rebaptized PittsylyanIa and
christened il the Tenth Legion OF De
mOcracv.
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The rirSs bangor f,asl.

II'I ININNIa ~ 70 ID u VaIulsT
PHILADELPHIA. October - The
operation OF trepanuiug the skull OF
Manager Cook. OF the Press office. Is
pronounced a success. and ths doctors
al the University Hospital. where tine
wounded mar hes. say that the irst
dancer ~ mast
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, October 29-The
President to-day appointed Frederick
y. Winston, Of Illinois. 10 be Minister
Resident and Consul GeaerAl 70 Persia ;
William A. MAhoney to be collector o.
customs for the district OF Fernandlna
Fla. and George A. Hessen 70 be sgr-
veyor Of customs Tor the port Of Mem
ph1g.
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SIGNED the latter Office IN 1872. Alter
that timo he was nominated by the
Democrats and elected Governor Of
New 3ersey.
MOURNING ORDERS Is WASHINGTON.
WAgBINaTox. October 29.--Tbe
President has ordered that the hags
upon ali the buildings Of the executive
departments be placed st hAlf-nast
until after the funeral Of General Me
Clellan.
Secretary Endicott tins evening an-
nounced the death of General Mcclellan
N general order 70 the army.
PRESIDENT cIEvEI.AED's CONDO
LnNoE.
The President Gent ths following tels-
gram Of coincidence 10 Mrs. Mcclellan
to-day
WASHINGTON, October %, 1885.
Mrs. George Il. DC C1sllaz, Orange,
n. j..
am shocked by the news OF your
AAHA&atA 2 ANAA4a Atil 4 AitNN
how futile are al human efforts 10 con-
sole, must assure you OF my deep
sympathy IN your great grief and ex-
press TO you my own sense Of affection
al the loss Of so good friend.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
SORROW IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. October 29.--At Gen-
cral McCiellsn's Office in this city only
the mere news Of his demise had been
received. lie had been failing for
months past and had not visited the
Office IN two weeks. though It was not
expected that his illness would result
fatally. lie leaves son and daughter,
the former Just completing his educa-
ton. As soon as the news spread
throughout the city great sorrow was
expressed at the General + death, and
flags OF public buildings were placed al
hali-mast
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LITE -TEATHER REPOPT-

Iby te4egrup4 o. the Dispatch
WASHINGTON. October 30.-l /.
A-for the Middle Atlantic States.
ram. folloued By eleariHq cooter
pcGfhc i~iHas generally sAulmg o.
NORTH and rest higher barometer.
f0 the South Atlantic states. gem
eralJ fan treGther. preceded ~ the
D0r7ung bg local sh0uers. irutds gene
raiiy tran mes "a H0TtL, Stgat.E coolsy
o. the Hor.heQs portion. stationary
tempera.gr. "a the s0u.htres. portion,
MQhcr barometer.
Tor Richmond and CscmHg far
Weaihe, slgAtB colder.
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shot Uis Companion while GINNING

-I7 l0Ie-Ta y y Ut -0l7 Fal-l--T
LANCAsTEE. Pa. October 90
While CUNNING near Adamstown TINS
morning jane Haller. young man Of
that place. was shot N the head and ID
SANITY killed by Clayton Butcher,
companion. When discovered Butcher
wa lying by the side Of hls dead COM
pGnion II q dead faint. The shooting
was accideuta
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IalaI nailrond Acclaonl IN spain.

II cdUIf n me IlspaIcll.
MADRID. October 2g-An express
tram on the railwsy from Lisbon 10
Madrid left the rails to-day Of the
bridge over river near tine boundary
between Spain and Portugal The
train fell into the river. and several
persons were killed and many IN ureI.
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sire an Hartford


HARTFORD. IT., October ga
fire was discovered about LEO O'Clock
this morning in the saloon Of Patrick
Mayer, al New Hartford, and Il spread
rapidly, until eight buildings were de-
stroyed The loss will be between
s50,0oO and $4,000; only partially
covered by insurance.
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ses.Rtou ElIied.

fHy te.egulpn So the DiEatcl.i
SAVANNAH. Ga. October GA
female sea-lion. supposed to be- tn one
that escaped from nruid-ilili Park,
Baltimore. few weeks age, was killed
~ oat.lia riyer. seventy tive miles south
Of here, Oh Sunday.
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10 ~ WI
I3y Telegraph Co the Disrsten. :

ny ItItFfhpI ~ N UhfsItLlT
CHICAGO. October "a tire IN
the bale House al Matoon, H., caused
Sigh, damag, O. the motel. bui the
stock Of book. ~ the basement, among
which were the entire city records. was
DESTROYED.
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4 Hlncl.maIIer rIn.a

Ihl IrierrHnt q tno Dlspatch.l
NV YORK October Lewis p.
Hoyer publisher or Thompson Bank
Note Hpor'r, who wa las, week con-
vlcted Of Matchmaking wa to-day fined
$500, which he psid and was released.
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nfrIL.e of nuifefmrn.

iNr Alttrtei'.i ~ tAif A'iafaAtAA4sI
CHICAGO, October 29.--At noon to-
day the switcbmen employed BY the
Illinois Central Railroad Company al
then city yards went out cn strike.
The men declare that they nre allowed
only S15 per month and their helpers
500, and that no pay rs gwen them fo-
extra or Sunday work, while al other
roads IL the city pay their night gangs
f75 and $40 per month and credit them
for all overtime.
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desperate and Determined nurzAars.

CARLISLE, Ing, October 29.-One
Of the most caring robberies occurred
last night IN this vicinity. Netherby
Hall, the residences of Sir Frederick
UIich Graham, was robbed of most Of
It's valuables by 3 gang of burglars.
One OF the servants, beng awakened
by the noise Of the burglars, hastcned
to the nearest police station TO secure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30

LONDON, Octobe' 2y.-DIspatches
from 81. Petersburg to-day state that
the Russian Cabinet officials allege that
Austria and Servia are intriguing iOr
territorial aggrandizement detrimental
20 Russian interests II the Balkan
peninsula. Their information must
have been received from what they
consider reliable sources. as Russia has
for the past few DAYS been secretly
arming, with view Of being prepared
at any moment, should the contingency
arise. to assert her claims IN the Bal
kan States.
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hu<1se,s end fbss served 90 ro<us1efne< -
boil news already recelee9 At tof uEus<
IDrss found that osIerinss we've RE -
large qnsuffftes 81 waeaf were &1f$~a
fhs fB1rket al the ~ss deNn ~ et<0. -
Ilernfnbeg, after which the fsettuE U4a8
1fstIs sfeadief nutll near ans eioe3. w1e8
prices ns.seol sacdanly y sslse., epa ~
ela~f % tlse reRnl2f eee&ifni Neh ~ epD~<
the fnsioe fEures. The reoetpss sboS .
a. uing OF 81 primary poinfs. - soiefAro4
81 last week 5It rnNof tnai soNtf -
THE Minneapolis Eisls would snat dsS9
November lei srfRsn 20 make . deprs-nea
Iseitrig IL the niternoou tl4s fsoiDix SON
tinned seAt Iecernber 6eciinlaE 80 s7<c-
ans eos lnR 81 tife i0~esi mare Corn xak
N better aefnSsd e3fy ~. lsii h@ck ~
ui,sisr YESTERDAY Data ruied sfssdy prices
SHOWING var title change, bu4 ruled W9Ak
IN the sftsrnson. froFAsfons we've 4u,et
and stsacy. without any special cnansse IN
81. LOUIE.
~. LOUIE ocsobeY zp.-fioornnchauzsd
Wheat ciased &c. lower. Ne. rcd ossn,
s4e November pc. nominal. I'm -
le tower aud wsak No asixeh, cssh.
87lsss73.e. NovemlseY 1905. Oats easier
and SOW No : mixed essh, xt'a23.c.
WhiSkey hieheratft.lo. f'roTisf9ns trftss-
la aud ssneralis lower. fofA. $50 asked
lard g.. 80. Bnik-msats-isaSec. ioilE Gear,
sa.i5. sifori rib sS.ib e,eay 80 "ss. So
bscoD- Long clear very scare. 4. 500
snori rs. fs.S0zgs.45 oieaf, SSst0asS.eo.
Hama. ss.S0asl0.sO.
MILWAUKEE
krLwkrNKr. October as.--fiour steady.
neat easier. cast. e5i<c; Novene~y.
ebsec. Corn steady, No. :, <otsc. o<n
,,E.a, ~. 2',s. .soyls,s, ss @'ess ~
l.ard-Nash o. OCTOBER, $3.50 NoeemDczs
ts-s2s.
WILMINGTON. n. {. ueJoscr - --Turpss-
tine steady 81 8sisc kasin guiet. strained.
soc. good sac TaF Urn, a gl2t Crti1e
turpeEtine steady hsFc. a. yellow dip and
virEtDs t1.oc.
COTTON NARKErs.
NoRToLK Va. octoler - Cotton ssssay;
niiddimg. S-lac. Net reeeipfs ass
bsles cross ipts. s.eet oaiss STOCK
cOastWise = .81a oales-
NuMINGTIN. =. e.. OctoDef - --Coi-
ton STEADY mailing ~. Nei 1eceipts
54l bales gftHs reeeipiS 54i baiee sAse~.
hRles stock iO.eos OzleS. 4xport--~
coaEfwise 4 500 hsles
SAVANNAH ga. Out0ber gH-~Uotion
quiet. mttdhug i5-ioc Net rccelpt<.
& 49, baies grue receipis go oAice.
sllleF Peo bales. stock 80 s0s nalts ex-
pofls-coastwis = aSB nales. 60 TIE Con
tineut 63t paiss 70 Great britain -
bsies.
Arcus1A. Ca. Octnber 2e.--f'uttou auiet:
middiinE , t5-l6c. shipments. l.a17 bales
sales .lel haics.
CnARrKs1oS 8. C.. Do,aoer 2s.-cos-
ton dull. midtug &c Ncf receipt4.
3 sos luaies rfu~e receipts. f.sor oales.
saiea 81 haies. STOCK 7Lld3 taies ca
p0rts-Io Nresi Britain. bales o. the
continent - bales cOaztN'isc 49, bs.ie.;
"a FfitRcf. -- baies.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREa
NV YORK. Octobef gp.--cottoR-Net
recel gtE go haies gJuef receipts. A.dta
ru leo furufeE closed sfeafN salc IL. 100
Osies October So ssase a. November.
g. l2asD a.. Deccm seg o. f7asp.ss. Jan
nay $500 February -. ddnfH 81
March sg sass 20 April sF.soase 81
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The following pOstmasters have been
commissioned IN Virginia Westward
Fletcher, auckland Edward W. Farm
holt, Freeport William W. Rogers,
Paris; Mary 81. Sanders, New Balti-
more.
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Death Of an Admiral.

IIiy telegrHDl y Toe DispaieL.I
v AsH1NGTuS. Oct bef 99.-Rear-
Admira' q. G. J.. De Kraft, died al his
residence u this city this afternoon.
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ona-reuinE over q BiE enineA-EEE.

PARIS. October 1.-Two French
men-of-war have been ordered 10 pro-
coed al once 10 Guinea to protect the
French interests II that country. The
dispute growing out Of the rival claims
OF France and Portugal to certain sec
tiOns Of Guinea mas reached q Crisis,
and serious events are feared.
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RlCuMOvp sTOCK FxCHAvoE

BALTIMORE. October 2s.-Virg.niR Co
consoi8 So pasi-due COUPONS So new
lO-40s g. new Is So BID to-day
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THURSDAY October ~ 1855.
sALEs l.0O0 petersburE Class B. al aG.
j. shuref Virginia State Insurance Com
pRuy al 81. 2is Virginia new PEI ceRt
scrip a. 6ss. 5000 Columbia anc Green
vile SECOND Csat sss G. o0o du. a; So
-TATK BECURTTIE. Htd. Assod
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rfrw yuRE ggpcT M<RKr7.

INV YcKK, ontaDer 2p.--1lin ston,z. mar
kes ie~d az hRs beeli ssuli. hesitafinE, ffSes-
ish. and irregular and. taking the day ~ y
" hole weak ~ Paul Lake Shore, Erie.
Hnd kenGine contributed over ae PEI ceof.
Of to-day business Tine range % huetaa-
tionR srn0ng the active stoekH. wiins IeS
exceptions WIS within J per cent. me
InRrkei which WINS irregular a. the oper-
ING ard curfur mosi OF the fOreao0n br-
came somewhat steady and 80 continued
until about oc.oak iiurinr tha last boar
u wa veal, and closed. conlpars2 with
iBS' evening. with net losses 81 % . and
win exceptional losses OF : iu New fork
Central and II IN Lake shore Norfolk aud
v eEiern Weh aiso down - The genera
sam incnt OF ne stree D. That a decided
reaction were permitted lower prices wsuid
bring Ia q hest OF new buyers. iHrlui nG
leatiuc operators who are Tor the moment
working Tor decline. and that another bal
campaign might be carried GA uDou THIS
basis THIS h the kind o. talk thar unr
hears from morning tfil night among gtoek
speculation. The parties VINO arr working
Cor o decline werf aided TODAY ~ rumOrs
thai thert WIS cusftnC M Dlth passenger
and freighf rates again IN the Wesi. sales.
207 COO shares.
Aoesa.--stocKs dull and steady. Money
ll4n2 per cent kxchauge--AonE. 49, !.
snort. 4e5s. Governments neglected
klteIiiHg .--Fxcnsuge 4s3ls. Money, Sa2
lef cent h-1TeagurY talznccs--tOlG.
fie4.6 So 600 currency fi&.6%0 600. Gov
efnmeuts steady per conts, INA, per
epufE lus1. ND Afafa NON a EtafsltE
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81. Louis, October 29s--Henry Kel-
len, who has been confined IN the Mis-
souEi penitentiasy ior some time past
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NV YORK. Octobef gp.--CottoR-Set
r~cel ptE go haies gJoes receipts. &.dt9
ra ieh. fufuues closed sfeafv salcS, H. 100
Osies October So ssaSH e. November.
g. l2asN 40 Decem ser o. f7asH.sr Jan
nay 81 hf February - ddntH 81
March sg sass - april seeoHsR ~
May tlO.cl. June, gio.l2ssio.l3 Jufy.
glC2laSlO.Z8
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nAHrNE rxrELs..sEsUr.
PoKT OF RICHMOND. OcroHEK ~. lsss.


san riseE.......-.- d.ss Hon IIDE-
sun setA--..-.-.--. $40 Morning. -. e.i7
BiOon rlsea. ..il.s4 Evening .....-...--- s.5z
PokT OF RICHMOND. OcroHKI ~, lsss.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyan0ko Huluhers New Y,rs
mefcnaIdise and gslisscuaufs George ~
Alien = Co., AGENT.
Steamer Pioneer Platt Phllad.iphss.
merchandise and Tstsse ngens. ). ". McCss-
rick. agent
Steamer Arisl. 6iaord. EortolR. unis~d
States mall merchandise. and EaaAenEerz.
l.. q Istum. agent.
Schooner Mar and Cranmer, fsudd, Pill
adsi phh Goa Crulup q West
bAfl.ED.
Schooner Moonlight Cnumer. James
fiVef. o. load pine wood sor Nov 4 orr.
Schooner Thomas l. james Isourstreel.
NeV ora pig-irun J n Gordon, ssenti
vessel, Curtis & Farker.
POKa OF EEwFoKTs NEWS. Ocr. ~.
iby teiegrzpn.l
AAEfvEu
Steamer Richmond. Boaz. Wesf Po,u, ana
A. BED iJr NeN orr
schooner CnAriss D. Sampson, Norris.
schooner Wey bassett. CroweE. Boston.
hAtEi-D.
sieamship Cypress BIZ. bremen. having
coaled,
scboOneu Sue Williams psarr. g~v
OK. and soaooner James Ford, lsarneld.
forthin0ufh. both coal. Chesag.saks ana
Ohio hallway
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