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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
AuoSDUWAs sUrCHERY.
ALLEGED RevOiasisntsts Meet Their
Death Like Heroes.
fn.. IN the maratah
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.I


NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-The Times
democrat publishes an account by an eye
witness OF the execution on October iSib
of General f.. Delyado, Lieutcnant-C Colonel
lndalecio Garcia. Commander Miguel Cor
81. and Lieutenant Gabriel Loyano, who
were shot at Coma, aqua fof leading an eX-
pcdition against Honduras. The four OIL
Gers were lodged in n small prison at Coms-
yaeua when the Jews OF their sentence
cached them. General Delgado's wife was
there to plead for her husbands life. Ii
vas the desire OF President Bogran TO spare
General Delgado's lie il possible, and
any pretext would have been readily
seized upon to give him an opportunity OF
saving himself and at the same time yindi.
cate the tribunal which bad condemned
bim. The President sent a messenger 10
him 10 say that IL he would promise TO
never again take up arms against Honduras
he should receive y pardon. The soldier
was too brave to accept even his life on
these terms, and he sent back word that he
would see Honduras In an even more
tropical climate than she now enjoys before
he would accept his pardon on such
pledge. When his answer was received
there was nothing LEFT but to prepare for
the execution. In the countries south OF
this there are few preliminaries TO such
not uncommon events. A priest, firing
squad, and coffin are soon OBJ
tanned. On the morning OF their
execution the men were taken TO point
near the church Of Comayagua, four collins
were placed near the wall. and the four
condemned men were led TO them. They
accepted their positions as easily and grace
fully az II they were in boxes at the opera.
and not face was blanched, not a nerve
quiyered General Delgado asked and re-
ceiyed permission TO order the guard to
Ore, which he did, first requesting them not
to shoot him in the face, but IN the breast.
There was no rattle. no scattering reports,
but one sharp, stunning report. The four
men for half second remsined In an up
right position, as il still unhit. and then
rolled over, limp and bloody, dead. The
soldiers had complied with General Del
g.do's request, for three balls had pene-
traied his breast.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORk sTOCE mARAGS
-TNA ATRIAL

NEW IOBAs NOvUm ~ 49, ~ WV - ssss~
k.t tod.y ~n'e s,nesDa. rs, .cu
presented the same general featu5 ~ that it
hiss for some days past. The labor trouo DIES
IN Chicago and London were tmporiaDf
topics OF conversation, and their effect was
principally to restrict Transactions. FOR.
eign interests sold . little slack. bat not
enough TO materially Affect prices. The
fluctuations we're narrow, especially In shr
usnslIy active list, and Jersoy Central. 81.
stocks coming under that head which Dis.
pisytdaDy life. Richmond and West Point
was the most active stock especially IN the
early trading, when II made n handsome
advance. A few Of the inactive stocks wers
advanced sharply. amoug which we're
Memphis and Charleston virginia MIDI
land aud oregon improvements. NO.
bile and Ohio also became prominent
a. the afternoon with the stocks % the
btumipous coal companies. The opening
Wssts and inclined to hesviness the d.
c'ines from the closing figures OF last eve
ing fsbgtpg from " to a, while large
propOrt ion OF the active list remained I'M
chsrgtd There was moderate business
"a he FIRST hour. and In the early dealings
prices were rrm. Rlchmcpd aud Vest Point
icing noiahly strong. larry gains wee
g,teislly Loot by noon: after which to-
market be came very dull but arm the
spec slties coming into prominence TO-
v - d the clote the mar sek again stssdled
hut reneined without noticeable feature
AMI finally closed duh but steady. the
close 10 the opening figures and maj
cha rges for the day, are for small fractions
only among the active list with tina ercep'
ton Of the Richmond aud West point
which gained lM Memphis and Charles
ton bswever. IL up 4, Virginia Midland s.
and oregon improvement "a. Sales. 22s,-
600 shsIes,
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Ntsu pssr Aahoro.
lBy telegram TO the Dispatch.

HALIFAX. y. =, November 9.-The
steamer II. Pierre. from -. Pierre for Hail.
fax. went ashore last night in Bias Dor
Lake. She struck on Do,siior's island, and
il on a muddy bottom. II IL expected tnst
she will he floated tonight without dam
sge. The passengers and mail are reported
to be on their way to Port Mugraye By
steamer Marion. They win be brought To
their destination by the lntercolonial rail-
road. quantity of the st. Pierre's cargo
has been removed by the steamer Neptune.
assisted by sailing vessels, aud has been
transferred TO the shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10

,ss,v, wsy. for nobody could 80 snysh!ee :
10 base trade on. The whole fooeo - ~
whest msrhss was hespdsd by -; n9,S
,he saDs = y;ss: .nsS. u aUS ,ss s.'s
,hsp mp to tbst point bot the merss' so :. ~
bUt be called either weak 0r ssrDng nw
simply ,tesdy snd very SLOW. E0rn opspss
rIonG on the weather and zee. a'sns s:
depressed. aud Msy sold quite srsev p
1Itc In this, A. IN everything else sfhse
vas OF very spifhIess and desuitCsy kio6
Turing the latter part OF ths DAY sne poSS
pit wss entirely deserted. with January
heavy ct $l0.o5.
81, i.oCls, November y Flour steesv.
wheat fairly scNve ant steady: No. red,
cash 7txc.: November, 1919 bid. corn
very dun and blaher: q nixed csAn -
sstsc: November. SAC. bid necempss
safe bid os,svsry dull and arm; M.
mixed cash, zTp .oscem Der. 2e%c. Wnle-
REV rrm ut II. ~. Provisions mors ectve
and generally nrmer. Port. VIZ, Isru
higher ., IS ssass ~. bnls. meats Rm;
bnasd lots-i.oDg clssr 81 sfY; short ~.
s. as: clear, So bacon GFmef; long clear.
81; short ribs s7f9: cisa' 7i2h.
Ags,NN TT
i1EusNAri. Soyepbo flour duit
wheat IN fair demapd No 2. 7'fsIee.
Corn sctive and nrme': No. . mixed. see
Vnshey steady Ut o. ~ sugar drll. das
dpll: common and Chr. 50 20; paokins
and buicbsn. - 75a< o5.
LOUISVILLE
IGuIsyTiLs November a.-Grain quiet.
wheai-No rod. 7sc. Coru--So vhisA.
ace Cst-New. 2sc Provisions stesdv.
pscor-Clear.yib, s725 sides. 81 rs; soul.
dsrs nominal. Buik-msafs-tlsa "a -;
sides So 10. Mess. PORK. stoss- Lard
WILMINGTON
wnsIrGros. " o., November rur-
pentips steady ~ 3ssc. Roaar urn strain
ec. 77lsc good. s2sr. Tar nrm 1T f.ao.
Cspos turpeptipe nTm: hard u ve1ow.
dip ere v'ryin. e1.eo
NEW YORK OOrrON FUrUkEB
Ss~ rosk Noyemnoy o. UOtsoo-See
receipts. ss7 bales. gro~s recei pta. o e80
bales rutures closed Gaiet aud stsAdv:
sales ~ ,<oe bal~a November, - STATS 81:
December sse7ass as: January, 81 als
g. IS; February se.o4sss e5. March ~ lee
1915: April. 50 94sSa.2o; MAY. 80 $50
| 50 IS. June - 4taS9 IS: July 80 52aep.eS:
Apauet ~ 80sfa.8l
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRsported for the Dispatch.
SoEy,LK. November 9.-Markst quiet.
No trsnsa cf'ors at the com m issiou. houses.
Prime, SsSSc.: fancy. &c. com mon, teyo.:
shellec, 2a2Sc,: hstorv hand picked. -
MO.
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western Kustfng Tragedy.
tnx, taiagrap nh I'm the Digpatcn

NIcuIAs, MISS., November Gilman
A. Hill, OF East MachIas. and Charles Niles,
Of Westley, were shot dead yesterday uesr
the Fletcher-Croo house, Hemenway
township, on the Mschiss river, by parties
unknown. The poachers had been logging
deer, and the deputies and Niles were about
to capture their dogs. when one OF two
men with a double-barrelled shotgun shot
Niles and then HUI. Tue latter isa one
armed soldier. The ruilians were In a
wagon well loaded with camp outfits. The
murderer appeared TO be thirty-hye years
old and his companion fifty, and are said to
hail from Hancock, Me. Niles was unmir-
red. Hill leaves wife and children.
Uficers are in pursuit with man who
thinks he can identify The criminals. The
excitement is intense.
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nARkETs by rELkGRAPn.
EEW YORK.

NEW YoSE, Noyembsr 9.-Cottol quiet
sales s04 bales; uplands. 9Lc.; Orleans,
s-i6c.; receipts. i7,2S3 bales: exports
10 Great Britain, lS,452 bales; 20 tho Con-
tinent. 7,ls0 bales: stock. 1881 bsles.
southeIn flour ratherquiet and lrmly held.
Wheat advanced Ha13c.: No. q red. No
vembeT. sac; December. IS 0-l6as5s %.
Com nrm; No. 2, November, t5hs43sc. f;
December. 46Aa46.c. Oats shade higher (;
No. 2. November, ssssSl4c.; December.
quiet ~ 1910. Sugar steady and In mode
rate demand: refined quiet. MO,asses duh
and unchanged. Rice firm. Cotion.seei
oil. 24S26c. for crude; 86a37c. iOr refined.
Rosin duh az Csc ash 5. Turyenttue dali
at SGsc. Hides steady. Wool nrin. Pork
finn ard rather Guiet. Mlddles weaker;
long Gear &C. Lard SPADE higher: west
eTn s,ealn, So 2oas6.2Ia; November, salsa
So 20. tIe!ghts firm.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Noyem Der o. Flour unchanged.
Cash quotations were as follows No. 2
red wheat. 74Hc. Corn. s5,sssec. oats.
2bhs26c. Mess-pork 50 rs. Lard, so.92hs
1896. short-rib loose, IS. 35as5.60. Snort
clear sides-Boxed. s6.76sso.s0. Whiskey.
slIs. Futures ranged and closed as follows (:
WheRt-NOvember. highest, 7isc.: lowest.
7sHc.; closing, 7tsc. December. highest.
nary, highest, 7e.c.; lowest. 7o1ic. closing.
cosing, si1lc. 'Corn- November. highest,
40 c. lowest, s6sSc. closing. S5ssc.: Decsm.
beT. highest, Sole; lowest. So1sc. closing.
se.c.: January. highest, Size: lowest.
safe. closiDg, &c.,; MAY, highest, 42l.c. |:
lowest. 4lszc.; closing, Axe. Oats No.
vtmber. highest. $50. lowest. 2ekc. closing,
geo. December. highest, 2o5S.; Jan.
uary. highest, 2oHc.: May. highest, SoAc.:
lowest, SO &c. closing, sosc. Pork-Novem.
Der, higheet. So. as; lowest, $40; closing.
50 90; December, highest, S9.20; January.
highest, 5000; lowest. si0.o5; closing,
$40 OH. Lsrd-November and December,
highest, $3.50; lowest. s5.s7S; closing.
50 90; January. highest, s5.97l; lowsat.
% 96; closing, So S7s Sbort.ribs--Januagy.
highest, t5.l2S; February. highest. tS.l6.
HxvrKw OF THE CHICAGO nAHKn1
CHICAGO. November e.--Iu point OF 90.
tivi,y. ptsrest, and volume Of buainso tue
day ON .'Chanss" was abeus on . par With
yesterday. Very utue va epne N eapeeu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
shOotiBgs OF = MississipDt DGsperadO
Try telegraph to the Dispa chi

NEW ORLEANS, November "a special
10 the Times. Democrat from Yazoo City,
Miss, says:
"a letter from Tchula reports a terrible
shooting affair there yesterday. Marshal
Nautry NcBee attacked a negro and Sc
yerelv wounded him. Later in the dry he
attacked another negro, a2d still later =
third. He then jumped on his horse and
rode away: but after going two miles the
animal fell and broke its neck. McBse
walked back TO Tchula, where be
began to drink and flourish hl' pistol.
He finally shot another negro, who Ia,
since died. McBee then fed to the cane.
brakes. The sheriff and four other men
are in pursuit Of him. The fugitive was
accompanied by bis brother Albert. They
are armed with six or eight pistols and
sLotcuns, aud ii is reported that they have
dcclsred that they will not be taken alive.
There il great excitement In Tchula and
tLa surrounding country over the affair.""
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what General Butler Does.
IRv Anslo.American cable to the Dispatch.

DUBLIN, November 9.-The Irish GOV
eminent has issued circular from Dublin
Castle denying that General Sir Rcdyers
Butler personally examines the cases OF dis
pute between landlord and tenant before
granting police protection when asked for
it. TIE circular says he msy listen to both
sides In agrarlan disputes FOR the purpose
Of obtaining private Information. bGt de-
clarcs that this is never done by him with
a view to either granting or within )lding
police protection. County Kerry is de-
scribed as being in the quietest possible
condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Tn. .y,,,,.r rmv>rsr,s spssch.

LoNDoN. November S-The Viennese
newspapers almost unanimously approve
Emperor Francis .Toseph's speech on satur.
day. They consider II message o' peace
All draw attention 10 the remarkable ADJ
sencc u any reference TO the Au'tro-Ger-
man alliance. Some papers think this was
by arrangement with Germany In order
not to offend the Gar. The Berlin press,
commenting on the strong scml-otlicial At
teck, on Ru.sia's unwarraniablc action in
Bulgaria. consider the Austrian Emperors
strong emphasis absolute adherence To
treaties and a guarantee II peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Eu,niA's No,lcrnfn Ariinn
ply Anglo. American cable to tue plspatc

by Angio-Amerlcan cable to tue Dispatch J
ST. PETERSBURG, November 9.-Thc
journal dc 80. Petersburg, commenting on
the speech OF Emperor frames Joseph.
says: "Tbe Emperor Of Austris's pacif,
speech on the Bulgarian situation l. re.
assuring. 1t corresponds with Russia
moderate action, aud makes the proper plr-
ties responsible. II is the best reply to the
pretext Of constitutional legally behind
which the Bulgarian dictators have taken
shelter. There is reason to hope that the
cooperation OF the Powers which the En-
p,ror Francis Joseph alluded 10 will BE-
exerled in support OF Russia's patent and
resolute efforts TO remove the revolutionary
elements which have been opposing the
restoration OF legal order In Bulgaria"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10

July 1, 1s62,-up to June 30, 1885, were
s3,43s. 900. 1855. The states In which TIE az
gregste collections reached over t100,OW,'
600 were: New York, s606, zoe, 900; illinois,
s426, 900; Ohio, 1871, 800, 900; PeunsyF
vsnis, S2SS. 900. 600; Kentucky, t2)l, toO,'
900; Massachusetts,, el93,700,O00; MS
souri,, el2T. SOC, 900; Indiana, sl1s,600,0oo;
Virginia, sl05, 100000; and New jersey,
sl04, 100000. The aggregate receipts from
acknowledgements, remarked an officer OF
the Treasury to-day. were sufficient to have
paid the entire public debt al Its hi2hes'
fiaure-e2, $50, 4Sl, 57I-snd leave balance
Of s6sl 1885, 1894 II they had been applied
TO that pjirpoee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
suicide ON she Eve or Marriage.
by Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

MACON, GA, November "a Hawkins
Vile tGa) special 10 the Macon telegraph
says: J. G. Mccormick, aged twenty-six, .
prosperous cotton.broker. who WAS TO have
been married tomorrow night TO Hiss Car
RE Lewis, lady Of high social standing
and noted beauty, committed suicide thus
morniug. lie had been subject 10 ITS Of
dependency. aud il Is supposed thst the
excitement attending the wedding prepare
tons 80 worked on his morbid nervous
feasibility n, to cause self-desiruction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
MARINE IsrgLLiGESCE.
PoYr or RICHMOND. Nov. ., 1859.
ARxIyKD

POHr Or RICHMOND. Nov. ., 1883.
ARsfvkp.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. United
atates mail. merchandise and passenger,
l.. Is. Tstum agent.
Schooner Annie y. CARL. Guehrtst, New
York merchandise 10 master.
Schooner Emma Is. Shaw, Campbell.
Philadelphia. coal. y. n. Hawes.
Steamship Old dominion. Smith. New
York. merchandise and passengers. q. w.
Allen Co., agents.
Steamer Ashland, runnill. Philsdel.
phle, merchandise aud passsngsrs. ]. W.
AcCarrick. agent.
Bark Anna NOR, wingssrd. RIO de ia
METRO, flour; vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Ellenora vandussn. Godfrey.
Bermuda Hundreds to load rslirsAd-iies foe
Philadelphia; vessel, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. .. 1859.
10y telegraph
ARRIVED.
gtssmship Duche0 (Br.). AAhton, Gaivo
ton. cosled and proce eded TO Bremeu.
schooners w illiam Cobb. Chsso, Rosto
light; James Ford. 6Afnsld boston. lieht
n. r. Sharlss. Osborne. New Yolt, hshI.
stesmship Hoapoks. (cueh, v ssk lein
ana sailed ios New ftiA
seheosrv F,iirS,iss.lt A.
vasn cves. & &. i IS. s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Enforcing tho SUNDAY Laws.

MILWAUKEE. November San upror
exists At Is Crosse on account OF the en-
forccmcni Of the sunday Iav,. Not only
bayc the saloons been compelled 10 close,
but telegraph and telephone companies
were compelled 10 suspend operations;
milk and baker.wagOns were stopped;
even paid chOlr.singers in churches must
stand the risk Of prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
,nic,ae of a Kno,y,iIs Marchsnt.

KNOXVILLE, November '.-WlllIam COZ
marx. q prominent merchant, commifteo
suicide this morning by cutting his throaf.
lie had a paralytic stroke six months ago.
and Cor the last two months has been de-
mented. A week ago he attempted TO
iump from the Tenuessee.riyer bridge.
eighty feet high, but was rescued before
making the leap. Last Friday h. walked
into the river, but vas caught before he
at beyond hi, cebfh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
A S5,OOO.Hob
lBy telegraph 70 tue Dispatch. !

10y telcbtdPh W luo 04ephcu'I
INDIASAPOLs. November 9.-Last night
five masked men entered the house OF
George Smith, near Cherry Tree. and hold.
ing pistol TO his head, forced him to pro.
duee $1,000 In gold which he had concealed
in the house. The robbers took the money
aud made good their escape. Smiths wife
and q hired man were also 10 the house at
the time, but were covered by the reyolvers
az the villains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Fatal Result OF n Game OF Cards.
NV taIe.rnnh In the Disuatch.l

NEW ORLEANS. November "a special
20 The Picdgune from Shreveport reports
shooting affair In BoSsior parish. In which .
msn named Phillips wa' killed and one
named Shcrrard smith morally wounded.
he men fought with rcyolyors, nine shots
being fred, all OF which toos effect. The
d'nicuuy which led to the fight arose over
"A uane OF cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Young Ladiss' Partsian schools.

PARIS, November 9.-The principal Eng
lsh and American clersymcn here, and
msny well-snown French Protestant di-
vines, have signed a protest denying the
truth OF the statements alleged to have
been published in New York regarding
the manner Of conducting the young
ladies' schools here. They declare that
the statements are a scandalOus libel, and
affirm that these schools are "a pure and
healthy in tone as any I'M England or
America, and that their own daughters are
educated in them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Women Pesit,onine for Amnesty.

BRUSSELS. November 9.-One thousand
women, dressed in black, arrived here To-
day In body from Chartered TO petition for
amnesty to the men convicted OF parliclpa-
ton in the labor riots OF lust March. The
women had arranged to walk in procession
from the railway station to the legislative
chambers. The Burgoma.ter, however,
refused to permit this, but allowed dele
CATION to present their petition nj the City
Hall. The women were greeted at the
railway station by great crowd, who
ebeered them heartily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
mbe,zisr Sentenced 20 five Years.

PITTSBURGH, November s. Samuel X.
Gay. the dciauting chief pension.cerk,
VITO pleaded guilty TO twclye indictments
Tor ENLIGHTENMENT and forgery, was sen.
fenced by the United States Court to-day 10
five tfers' Imprisonment In the Western
penittn;iary. ia was only sentenced on
one count, the others being held over. The
defalcaton amounted to about 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS
BROWNS IRON BITTTRS.

i"e have entered suits in tie United
States Courts against the perpetrators of
thee frauds, for the r.otecticn of oar
iriuiis AMI cpro,7cJ; AID with eminent
lccal counsel all means sufficient to
carry through the syi's, We shall obtain
justice, ard secure the perfect protection
Of all sufferers who need Jr.zjS Ion
B!tcr,, and orc now III danger Of baging
Some spurious article substituted for !. IN
tLcir dire need.
As means Of Identification Of tie
Ganuiac Brca-'s lrJa Bits7s, the trade
mark and crossed red lines are printed
on the wrapper OF each bottle. This
medicine is the most perfect Jiood purify
ing compound made II is composed Of
the most approved vegetable alternatives
so combined with q special preparation
o. iron rs 70 furnish tonic and strength
euing properties. vhi!c i. rcmoycs all
impurities Fl. IL The blool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10

one against "Jim" Cummings and the
other against Richard Roe. concerning
the identity Of whom nothing IL a. YET
known. Fotberipghsm was seen at jail ~
n reporter and siouttly asserted that ne
wss innocent Of the robbery; that he had
been shamefully treated all along, and was
about TO be malIciously prosecuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Soasii CarOilga.

CEARI EsTON, November 8. - Returns
from an parts Of the seventh district leave
no doubt II the election To Congress Of
C0lorc william Elliott tDemOcrst) over
Rotcrt Smalls Republic,n) by majority
q go to 1000. This result is due 10 the
negroes staying away from the polls and 10
vigorous Democratic campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
The Church ANA TemporsI Power.

iby Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
ROME, November 9.-The Vatican Is col.
Letting evidence concerning the details Of
the meeting at Montana last Sunday, at
when II was reported speeches were made
stiacklng, 10 The presence OF Government
nilic'als' the alleged pretensions oil the
Church TO temporal power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Noyembe D. 1885

OFsERING5.
WUKAT.-l $50 bushels.
Corn. G49 bushels.
"SYE.-a2 bushels.
NEAL-50 bushels.
sALRs REPoRrED 70 eRCRSfAEY.
WUFAT.-Mixed, 500 bushels very good
on private terms; l7s bushes common to
fair at rs to soc. Rcd, $40 bushels prime
Lon CHERRY at Gee. 20 bushels good Short
berry Al s3c.
CORH-Whlte. 142 bushels very good Vir.
GINA new at As TO 1910.
RYE.-42 bushels very good Oh private
terms.
MEAL so bushels country bolted at Sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
strife OF Jersey butchers.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., November 0.-About
two hundred butchers struck this afternoon
at the sbattoir In this city. They demanded
the discharge OF two men aud the signing
OF contract giving them employment for
one year. The trouble was anticipated, and
Sheriff Heintz has II posse OF men on the
scene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
Fatal Boiler III piosion.
INV telsyrurh IN the Diana tch 4

PITTSBURGH, November "a Dunbar
Penn special says: The boilers at Bliss.
Marshall a. Co.'s brick.ysrds exploded this
afternoon, killing Miss Tillie Campbell aud
seriously inluring Perry Gaddis: The
boilers and part Of the brick-yards were
demolished.
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,su tsleQra nh IN ina n,spasch

LYSCnBUEG, Va, November "a spe-
cial from Roanoke to the Daily Aduance
says Judge j. A. |. Lee, president "
TIE Roanoke Zinc and SilyeT-Mining Com
pauy, sold the mines near this city last night
10 j. IL. Bartlett, Of London, Eng, for
sC00. eco cash.
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yLOVR.

lie quote: Fine, e2.60as2 rs; superfne,
.2.75aS9.25; extra. s3.25as3.5o; family, gfa
$40; patent remdf, county, Ss,76as5 80,
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RiCHMOND >TOCa EXCHANGE

SALrs--FIRsT BOARDS 200 Richmond
city e's at I2o: 2.7e0 Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac dividend scrip a.
ssx 1000 co. NJ ssS 5000 do. At ssS 1000
do At ssS.
SECOND BOARD. II 8 shares Rich mopd AMI
Petersburg railroad stock 81 l00S: 5000
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
dividend scrip at sssz
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COTTON REPORT.

Market quiet.
RECEIPTS.
A. Roanoke warehouse, bales.
oCoTArIoae.
GOOD hIDDLIHJ.-oc.
MIDDTIEG.-Sac.
Low MIDDLIN6.-SHc.