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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
NORTH CAROLINA MURDEUERs
TELL THEIR CRIME.
Hitter Fseling-AycryN Narrow Escape.
Supreme COurt Items, DC.
fHnAcial tnlegrarn 70 the Dikrntoh.l

RALEIGH, October 1.-Two negroes who
are In Plymouth jlil charged with murder
iue merchant named Owens AZ Creswell
have now both confess ed. Davenport. the
negro who shot Owens, was himself killed
by The pursuers, ~ stated. Both negroes
assert that Mrs. Owens paid them to Kill
Der husband. The evidence against her Is
so strong that bitter feeling towards her
increases daily.
Great interest is felt in The Virginia state
Fair since tie news OF CIeyellnd's VISIT.
aud North Cardinals representation there Is
sire 10 be very large. Cheap railroad rates
viii attract people from this section OF the
State in unusual numbers.
MARROW ESCAPE.
Two businessmen 81 Wilmington, G.. II.
Green and Il. II. Beery, .Ir,, went down
Carc-Fcar riycr 70 see after some timber.
They were in small boat, padded by
Thomas New iiliams (eolorcdl. They came
ba towards The city near midnight. The
Loaf was swamped hy the waves and al
thrown out. Green chung % the cap'lZed
boat. BceTy and McWiilisms ATTEMPTED 10
,wim TO poles in the river. McNllliams
was drowned. Becry clung TO the poles
two hours before he was rescued. The
toat with Green driited ashore. j; was q
near escape for the tao latter.
SUPREME COET.
To-day was devoted nv the supreme
Court TO the examination % applicants for
license 10 uactice law. There are twenty
FIVE applicants-the average numb year
Alter year. The examinations viii bee con-
tnued and completed tomorrow. Out OF
the fifty lawyers turned out NJ the two
scmi-annu1l examinations, only about hall
ever practice that profession.
Counsel in the case John c9rdWell the
murderer has appealed 10 the supreme
Court. The cause j. very remarkable. II Is
alleged. first. that the Court which has just
sentenced him TO death had no iurisdic-
ton. and that the Judge held two terms Of
the Wilkes superior Court where the law
only named one term.
HIS FIRST LOVE.
Il. 7. Linney, who so recently withdrew
as the independent candidate for Con1reS
in the Ninth district. il now again in full
sympathy with the Democrats. it appears.
At the Convention Saturday he was uom-
mated for senator. but declined, and said
be would support the Democratic nominee.
The surveying corps OF the South ATTAIN
tic and Northwestern railroad has reached
Louisville, Dsyie county.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An excursion train left here this morning
FOR Richmond with about 80 persons,
mainly white, most Of them knights OF 1t
Dor.
4 portrait OF Ex-Governor Curtis II.
Progden was to-day placed in Governor
Scalps's Office. The collection Of portrait,
q North Carolina Governors begun by
Governor Scales four months since i IN
creasing with very satisfactory rapidly.
All predictions Of an exceptionally fine
fallirade sre being verified. The crops are
better. particularly in The case OF cotton,
than most people imagined. The results
are apparent.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
TRenorfed Tor the Dispatch.l
DEATHS.

COOK-Dled at the residence OF her pa.
rents At No. ll06 Floyd street JANEY
WFLFORD COOK, the second daughter OF
William Il. and sallie l.. Cook aged thres
Yeas ara three months.
The funeral services will take place THIS
MORNING at sbockoe- Hil cemetery At
)l:30 o'clock. Friends aud acquaintsnces
are invited TO attend.
GOODE.-Died, October 4ta. At 4:40 A..
NJ. ALLIE b. GOODE. yosngest child OF
a. ;. and Annie h. Gooce aged twenty
one months
H's fupersl will take place from his par
EMS residence. No. 9lll east Broad street.
on TUESDAY the 6ih instant at 81 O'Clock
/. NJ. Friends OF The family and OF his
grandfaihefs, Albert GOode aud A. K
WOodson. are invited 10 attend.
HERBERT.-Died on October 4th, at 4
A; NJ, JAMES G. HERBERT, In the sixty
fourth yesr OF his age.
His funeral will take place from Fulton
BAPTIST church on THIS tuesday MORN
ING the 9Th instant at ii O'Clock.
lie funeral Of his daughter, EMILY ~.
JORDAN. Will be preached at the SANE
TIME. The friends and scqusintauees OF
the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
YOUNG. - Departed this life. Sunday
morning. At a quarter 10 o'clock In the
.orty.tniri year OF his age, PETER YOUNG.
The funeral Will take place from the Ebe-
neZer church az 3 O'Clock L. NJ. To- DAY.
Rev. james II. Holmes Will otiiciate.
Friends and acquainiances are respectfully
Invited 10 atieUd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Police C0UPf.

The following eases were disposed OF by
| Justice -. c. Richardson yesterday;
Andrew Buckner CcOlOred), stealing a
! Piece OF bacon valued at soc. from Robert
Jones and threatening 10 cut him. Sent TO
Jail for thirty days.
:. i. Woodson, charged with forgery.
waived an examination and sent on 10 the
grand jury.
William II. Lewis. drunk. Fined g.
u. steidman, crlr,Ing and abusing Della
Robinson. Fined s..
Emmet PerOe and james Gaines, drunk
and disorderiy. Fined $3.50 each.
Frank HslsiCad. drunk. Fined g.
Albert ScafOn and James Jones Doth
colorcd), stealing llG bags Of gulnO or fer
TIMER, containing II 1910 tons. OF the
value Of $3.50, the property Of the Flamingo
GuanO Company. Continued until this
morning.
Edward Pagan, having ia his possession
ole lot Of fertilizer, the property Of &. :.
snead and Others, and one LOT Of bags, the
property Of the EddysiOne Guano Com
pany. Continued until this morning.
Mike Kelly, having IN his possession one
lot OF fertilizer, the property OF G.. 5. Suead
aud others. Continued until this morning.
Edward Grammar (coloredl, creating a
pei and Carrying concealed weapons.
Fined S20.
Elizabeth Anderson (eolored). charged
with being Of unSound mind. Sent TO Jail
TO await commission Of lunacy.
Henry Gary (coloredl. asssulting Fanny
Cary. To pay COSTS.
Henry Digges (eolored) and Cornelia
Digges (colcred), trespassipg on the prem
Uses Of Emily Jasper. Dismissed.
Annie wyatt (cooredl, disorderly and
proiape in the street. Fineds5.
Margaret Hatcher (colored) being drunk
and abusive. Fined g..
Sterling c. Gowen teolored), charged
NTH being q suspicious character. Re-
0ulred 10 give security for twelve months
Ia the sum Of 800.
Edward Moore, beating Thomas Hill.
Fiped e. 30.
Smith Cook (colored). stealing one 10, OF
lead pipe and brass cocks. the property OF
Mr.. John Purcell. Sent on TO The grand
iufV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
No shocks AT Charleston.

CHARLESTON, :. C., October g.. The day
passed without the slightest shock, and the
feeling is that the disturbances have entire.
~ ceased. The weather has been cloudy,
with rain indications; temperature higher
md conditions generally favorable Tor the
work OF rop3ration, which j. being euer-
eeiically and generally rosecuted. Appli-
cations for relief In repairing property are
It'll coming in slowly, and as fast As exam
med and houses inspected money Is adj
yanced ana the work Of repair begun.
The committee have fixed upon October
9TH as the last day for receiving applica-
tons, when the work will progress rapidly.
President Cleveland has sent twenty dol
lars 10 the Confederate Home, accompanied
by a sympathetic letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05

close to one OF the tracks. White IN this
position two cars were run on the side
track next 10 them, and to avoid these they
stepped out on The main track. In an In
slant south-bouad train came along at the
rate OF f'fty miles an hour, aud struck
them, muiilating Young Minor Bolts Crump
horribly aud Killing them both. Crump
was only twenty-five years old and was The
eldest son OF Mrs. Virginia Crump. OF
Richmond, We. The name OF the other
man was unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Roanoke Notes.
Correspondence fthe Richmond Dispatch.

ROANOKE, Va, October ., 1886.
The fret frost OF the season appeared
here this morning, doing slight damage ia
vegetation.
The new hall 10 be used a an opera-
house IS about completed, and presents a
very attractive appearance. 1t will &c.
commodate 700 persons. The scenery Will
be put upin few daya.
Preparations are being made for the
stock exhibition which begins here on the
5th instant, and large attendance is eX-
yected. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Money for State 1fissions.

Last Sunday morning Rev. A. 4. Dick
IDsCu. Of this city, made an address at New
port News IN behalf Of the State Mission
Board a The Baptist General Association OF
Virginia. Mr.. George Il. West aud Col
Onei {. NJ. Br4xion we've appointed com.
milioe 10 collect the 800 asked from that
ehuloh. Then DIR. Dickinson took the
afternoon train and reached Williamsburg
40 time 10 address q large congregation
there. A collection was taken. aud Colonel
). u. IimberIake and T.. 4. Powell were
appointed 70 continue the hunt for State
mission money 10 the old burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
OBITUARY,

sLADE-Died. September &c, 1885 ct
b eT lste home, near kittTei's Church, Gates
county, \. Z. MRS. SARAH NJ. SLADE.
Telict OF aptsi John n. S,sfe aged MY
one years and three days.
IN 1875 che protested faith Ia Christ ~ a
MEETING conducted in Burkeyille by Dr.
WILSON. OF Richmond. and Joined the Bap-
list Church since which time che has led q
consistent Christian life. and almost the last
words that che spoke were In rejoicing NJ
the prospect Of meeting loved onea on the
other shore. n II. y.
Religious Herald and Christian Advocate
nlaagp
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Catholic beneficial Society

The Catholic Beneficial Society will hold
it. regular monthly meeting this evening
at . O'Clock in Cathedral Hall. The Hon.
Michael Glcnnan. president Of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union, and Hon. T. V.
Powdcrly will be present and address the
meeting. President Higgins extends q
cordial invitation 10 visiting brothers TO al
tend the meeting,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
NORFOLK.
stsvedorcs from Quebee - Jumped
Overheard
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I


NORFOLK, Va, October 4.-Considerable
excitement was created in cotton-jamming
circles today by the arrival OF a number Of
steyedores from Quebec, who were set to
WORK loading cotton. Seven gangs were
brought down, all Of whom were set %
work, and Norfolk men knocked of. II IL
said that II is intended to bring down more
men In week or two.
The schooner Albert W. Smith, which
sailed from Lambert's Point, with coal. for
Providence, put back into Hampton Roads
saturday on account Of heavy Dortheasterly
winds. Her captain reports that when of
Hog STAND 4 seaman jumped overheard
aud vas drowned. The body was not re-
covered. II thought the MN was suffer
Ing from temporary alteration OF mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Issue Of silver Certificates.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, October A general dis
tIibution OF tie new onedollar eertif Gates
began to-day and will be continued until
the demand, which is very great, has been
entirely supplied. The notes are now
being printed st the rate Of 10000 daily:
The new iwo-dollar silver certificates will
not be ready for issue for two weeks yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Baseball Yesterday.

by NleSraph 10 inc DAspabCH.l
Washington: Washingtons, 3; De-
troiis, 4.
Cincinnati: Clnclnnsts, 1; MetrOpoli-
tans, 6.
Louisville: LouisvilleS, 9; Brooklyns. f..
II. Louis Athletics, 2; ~. Louis. 0.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, &; Kansas
Civ, o.
Boston: BOstons, :; 81. Louis, G.
New York: New Yorks, :; Chieagos, 9.
Came called at end Of sixth inning on ao-
count of darkness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Ambulance CaiIs.

The city ambulance was called out about
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning 10 the
Philadelphia quarry 10 White man named
Baker. who had epiIeptic commissions. He
Nas left with friends.
About II O'Clock 3 cOlorcd man was
taken with an cpilcptic lit at the corner Of
seventh and Marshall streets. The amhu-
laucc Was calltd, and he was taken 10 hi
home. 1T The corner OF Seventeenth and
Vtnahle streets.
In The afternoon Amos Jones lcoloredl.
who works at Haxalfs cooper shop, got
hurt while wrestling. The ambulance VA,
called, but hi> injuries were no. serious.
and he was left with friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
RIcHuoNDIIyE.sToCk MARKET.

OCTOBER 4.-Receip pts 5i7 head Of cattle,
$50 sheep and lambs. 500 hogs.
sales: STA head OF cattle, $50 sheep and
lambs, 473 hogs.
Prices were AS follows:
Cattle Best, S3&s4c. gross; medium TO
good, 3A31.e. gross; common 10 fair, ia
q. c. gross.
SLeep-Mutton. sac. gross; lambs, sIjc.
gross.
Hogs a6tc. net.
No No. cattle on the market. Nomi-
nal quotation, +4ai.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
.niyaIof prs. Hoge and Mcclure.

Rev. Or. ll0ge and Or. McUuirt reachcd
Richmond Yesterday morning on the 1929
train. They left Liverpool on saturday be-
fore lat. and after a very rough trip ar
rived in New York at II O'Clock sunday.
Hoih gentlemen are in good health and fine
spirits, aud sag that they have never en-
loved Trip s. much as this one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
NEWPORT NEWS.
Stabbed and kteked-A Fine Vessel.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
OCTOBER 4, 1856.
10 q difficulty between two negroes here
on Saturday night Joseph Wilson was
badly stabbed and kicked by Bird Hall.
The new steamer OF the Brazilian line
reached here on yesterday. She is a mag
nificent vessel. and is commanded by Cap
tain James Il. Beers, an able and expert
tDced officer. She sails for Brazil to-mor-
row night. PACL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Contract for the Custom. House
Granite Awarded.

Captain c. W. AIlcr, superintendent Of
construction OF the cus.om-hou>e improve.
ment. yesterday morning received no,ifica-
ton that the Richmond Granite Company
had been awarded the contract for furnish
ing 10000 tons Of granite 10 be used in the
custom-bouse extension at 49i cents per
cubic foot. Orders for the renting Of a shed
and the immediate commencement Of the
work art expected at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
A Big Demonstration.

PITTSBURGH, October A. The trades de-
moustration to-day was the largest and
finest display Of its kind ever witnessed In
this city. The procession was twelve miles
long. and occupied three hours In passing
given points. The affair wound mp with
grand picnic at Homewood Park. The
day was suspicious. and business aud pri-
yaie houses along the route OF the process
zion were tastefully decorated. IL is esti-
mated that at least 10000 strangers are In
the city. Tomorrow the annual parade OF
The Grand Army Of the Republic VIII take
place, and the city is filling up with persons
anxious to participate in the demonstra-
ton, which premises 10 exceed any pre-
xiousfv heil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Final Order I'm the tIuyerius Case.

\ special telegram 10 the Dispqtch from
stanton says: Judge Fauntleroy's opin-
ion in The case Of T. J. Cluycrius has been
returned to Richmond, and the final order
DENYING the rchearing will be certified 10
the clerk ct Richmond Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Tho Tbeutrc.

At this place Of amusement last night,
the play being the Strangers Of Paris, Cow
cmOr Lee and wife and Miss Winnie Davis
daughter Of Hon. Jefferson Davis and
Ms. Cabell occupied one private box, and
IN The opposite Side Of the house in another
!oY sat Mr.. PoWderly and Messrs. John W.
Haycs. William ii. Bailey. Chsrles Itch
nan, Tom O'Rielly, and Albert q. Denny.
TLeplly j. a good one and is well per-
formed. The story j. stirring, bat not
sensational. and the scenery brought here
with The company gives very effective
stage setting.
The audience last night was quite large;
tonight il Will be crowded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Cpba,s ssrtk,pr Csxar.Makers.

HAVANA, October Ain consequence oil
striking eigarmakers aud manufacturers
being unable 10 come to any agreement
the latter, with the exception OF six, have
resolved to suspend work, thus cutting on
the aid the strikers have been receiving by
hose who are working yuelta Abaio leaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Personals and Brief

The Office Of Or. Stratlon, president OF
the Board of Health, has been removed 10
No. l07 east Main street.
Mr.. Powderly, in company with Mr.. Null
len and others, attended divine service at
II. Peters Cathedral sunday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Robbery Sunday Morning.

The granaIy Of Or. J. q. Beaitie, on
Grove road, was broken INTO early on
sunday morning and sixty bushels Of seed
oats stolen. The thieves were tracked to-
wards the city, but the trail was lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
&c D-ORAsS skhp'-IVO Dusue-S
BALES REPoRTED TO sRCRrTARr.

WHEAT White, 600 bushels very good on
private terms: 800 bushels very good at
CSC. Mixed. 500 bushels very good at 53c.
Red, $50 bushels very good 10 prime Long
berry Of 81 10 eOc.; ai4 bushels common 10
very good ShOttberTy al 20 TO SIC.
CoEN.-W hite, "a bushels very good al
sic.
OATs.-spriug, 500 bushels very good on
private terms: "a bushels good TO pr me a.
80 10 .S5c. Winter, IA bushels very good at
AOc.
RYE.-9s bushels common 10 prime al So
to 62c.
ORCHARD. GRASS SEED.-lo0 bushels very
coed on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05

'pufly negro named Henry Fuller. The
wound Is said 30 be mortal. Mcintyre can
not I'VE longer than a few hours. He has
several brothers living In Norfolk, and bis
i.tnef and mother live Ia New York. After
s,1king the deadly bow the negro made
MS escape, Tut the police are if hot pur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Daring Afsemps 90 Murder.
f9pefla faisOx~ ,,, 20 a.. nt.ra,nh

@s's1It " tli0 DISP"'I
DASvlLLE. October A daring attemp,
was made tonight TO murder J. J. Meln'
tyre, wealthy merchant engaged in busi-
ness In Norfolk and this city, who was
here on business visit. lie was struck
on the back Of the head Just behind the
left ear with bludgeon Ia the hands OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
PIeuey or Beer.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatoh.l

kENtInI TIVE :, :.
ALBANIA, GA, october 4.-Atlantians
can have plenty Of beer. The General
Council to-day passed an amendment 10
on ordipance SLOWING the Atlanta Brewery
to deliver beer TO private families In the
city. The Ants consider that they have
scored big victory and so they have.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
necmed Iaexpcdient.

AZ the last meeting OF the Committee Of
The Fire Department il was decided that II
was lncyICdicnt 10 adopt the ordinance,
proposed by Mr.. Crump, to appoint a sur
seon 10 The Fire Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Lynchburg Tobacco Statistics.


LrNCHBUBG, Va. October 4.-The To-
bacco Association reports sales for the fiscal
wear just closed Of 1885,, 900 pounds OF
loose tObaCco-90 per cent. more than was
ever sold before in one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 4, lsSG,
In consequence ofthe elections Of the To-
Dacco- Exchange officers there was little else
in the way OF business transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Texas Fever I'm Rockingham.
BY leleRraph 10 the Dispatch.l

HAREsOyBURG, VA, October Al. T.
swank, q catte-dcaler OF this county,
short time ago purchased about tnirty-hye
head u cattle in Baltimore, and brought
them here 20 Craze. Some ten or twelve
have died with what is called Texas fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
0ppo>i,ios 40 the fwo SANS.
800 50 sna t1taDafrn 1

BosTos, October 1.-THE Baptist minis
ten nj meeting to-day refused TO eoope'
rate with the Methodist Episcopal ministers
IN furhering The appearance oil Reys. sam;
Jones and sam. Small In the series OF revival
meetings In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Med from IFS BUrut,

The child Of Mr.. \. :. Goode, OF Pill
east rroad street, which was 20 badly
burned Saturday by an Oil-stoye turnin :
over ard setting its clothing on FIRE, died
YI.ierdaY morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
RICHMOND sioux EXCHANGE.

MUNDA1I VcIUUtf A. Icob.
IEs-FIRsT BoARD.-20 shares Peters.
buIg railroad at e7h; 5000 Western North
Carolina SIS At lo2. sizes Virginia 8 per
cent. IRA ctiopal) Mt CIV; $3.50 West Viz
ginis deferred att
SECOND BoARB.-5 600 Cspe-Feer and
Yadkin.Valley LIST 6's at %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Hon. George ID. wise Sick

II is probable that Hon. George D. Wise
will be unable 10 ill hi engagement in
Manchester tonight. His physician thinks
il would lie imprudent for bin to 20 ont.
as 10 /. Threatened wifi malarill leyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
GAIrEn
ToOLarE FOR CLAssIFrCATION.

Htesmer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, United
states mail, merchandise and passenger,
L. h. Thtum. agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
mAggEIs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


SEW YORK, October 5.-Cotton quiet
sales, to. day 2l6 bales: upsnds p4c.
OIleans, 8 ll.l6c.; net receipts. S7.672
exports TO Great Britain. $40 bales: u
France, 920 bales; 10 the continent, .2ei
bales; stock, S35. 2e2 bales. Southern f1oai
dull and weak. Wheat about &c. lover
closing steady; No. 2 red. sS.asic; elevator
and October e3!c.; November, S4aa s5Hc
Corn &c. lower closing with a slight re-
coyery; No. 2, 4jAa46c., elevator; october
4t4G46c. Novem Der, 44s47Ac. oats IA
sc lower: No. 2. October SO3zaSOIc
Hops quiet and firm. CoGes-Rlo al lie
Sugar quiet ara unchanged: refined 3giei
Molasses duh. Rice steady. Cotton-seed
Turpeniine dull al 37sc. Hides firm. Woo
quiet: domestic fleece. 30a3Jc. Texas Ga
csc. PORK dull and lower: mess $40 fOl
old Sllsll so for new. Middles dull; lone
clear, TIC. Lard. 2a6c lower; western
steam, spot, 1925; october, So ioas5.l2
freipute steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05

GKAIN AND tUEIUN ENtTNN"E
RICHMOND, October 1855.
oFFERISGs
THrAr.-W bite, 926 bushels. Mixed
geo bushels. Red, 1870 bushels. Total
7q6 bushels.
CuRN.-Whlte, 10 bushels. Mlxsi 500
bushels
OATs.-I.S52 bushels.
KYE-9S bushes.
OECRARD-GRAss sEFp.-lOo bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
Train Behaved

The Chesapeake and Ohio passenger
train, No. I, due at $50 last night, was tive
OF six hours tate on account OF disabled
freight train west Of Huntington, W.. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
rIovR.

We quote: Fine. g. 50a.2.73; superine
ssase.25; extra, sS.50ass.76; family, sia