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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
THEIOrrERY CASE.
= Continuance Refused-TrihI Next
Week.

When the case against Richard Lee,
charged with conducting lottery COM
monty known as the Dismsl-Ssamp
Lottery, Was called in the Hastings
Court yesterday morning, both sides
announced themselves in readiness to
proceed.
The defendant vas represented by
Judge Joseph Christian and Captain
John S. Wise, and the Commonwealth
by its attorney, Mr.. Witt.
The defendant filed two special pless
to the indictment, and claimed that he
had not been acting in the capacity Of
an individual, but as an agent for the
company.
These pleas Mr.. Witt moved to reject.
TheIeupon the defendant novel to
continue the case until the cases pend
ing in the Supreme Court Of the United
States should be decided.
Both Of these question we're argued
together.
Mr.. Wise, opening the case for the
lottery company, contended that the
sppeYSede0S from the Supreme Court
stayed all proceedings, and argued at
lepgth upon this point.
Mr. Witt in reply earnestly contend
cd that the legal effect Of the stay in
the former proceedings could by no
possible means be construed into aper-
mission to these people TO carry on
vocation which is in bold and open def
ance Of the laws OF this land. lie
cited numerous examples Of the injus-
lice which would come 10 the Common
wealth from such a ruling.
Mir. Witt. by way Of sustaining his
position, cited tho case Of White rS.
Common wealth, 10Th Virginia, and at
gutd that this case presented by the
defendants counsel was the principal
authority upon which he would rely
also read and commented upon the case
Of Boyd IS. Alabama, 9Th United
States.
After counsel had finished argument
the Judge promptly refused 70 grant the
continuance asked for. Defendant a.
oucc filed bill of exceptions.
The case will be tried next week.
The special pleas filed by the defend.
ant state that he has not conducted any
business as an individual, but that it IS
The business of the Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Company, whose mere agent and
representative he is that said company
ought not to be prosecuted nov be-
cause it was chartered by the State Of
Virginia, and claims that its rights are
vested and irrepealable and the bust
ness it is conducting is lawful, and b.
cause, while its rights have been denied
in the lower court, it has appealed to
the Supreme Court Of the United States
and has obtained a Supcr;edeas while
that appeal is pending, which super
ssdeas entirely susPends the operation
CT that adverse Judgment, aud entities
the Dismal Swamp Canal Company to
20 on until said appeal is decided, ex-
sctly as it did before the judgment was
rendered; that this case ought to be
continued until the decision Of the ap-
peal.
Defendants cited in support Of their
position Revised Statutes United States,
section 1000 ; produced the record aal
suprsedeaS bonds given by them ;
quoted from PoSell on Appellate Pro-
ceediugs, page 81 section 10; White
IS. Commonwealth, 70 Virginia, page
ell; BouvieI's Law Dictionary, title
Slperseaeas, aud other authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
fsatsea dOslFH.

The following cases wero disposed of
yesterday morning-Justice D. Q. Rich
ardson presiding;
James II. Ferguson and Christian Kober,
ASA ultiDg and threatening 10 beat Montrose
Angle. Dismissed on payment OF costs,
Mary Winfree (colored), keeping an III
governed house. Continued until to-day.
James Clark. a vagrant. Dismissed.
Lucy Earris (colored), abusing sud threat
eniDg TO assault Mandy Riley. Paid costs
John Williams (colored), stealing horse
and wagon, the property OF william Ford
and Baughman Brothers. Dismissed.
James Kelly, drunk. Fined w and costs.
Ann HcDonough and Maggie MELON
ough, tFespassing on the premises OF and
assaulting and beating Harriet ID. Hanes-
Dismissed
Thomas Garvey, drunk and dlsorderly on
the street. Sent TO jail for ten days.
James Mack (colored), assaultlng anu
threatening 10 cut Nicholas Holmes with
knife. Failed 10 appear.
Nicholas Holmes (colored), assuring ana
threatening 10 cut james Mack with aknlfe.
Dismissed.
Thomas Hundley. assaulting anu Deatlng
Mamie Hundiey, and creating disturb
auce 10 the annoyance OF the neignborhood.
sscurity required for twelve months IN
the fum OF S2c0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
WILL MAKE A FIGHT.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Major Mann Page Nominated for Con.
gress-Ringing speeohes-Ths
Platform Adopted.
IspecIal telegram 70 the plspatch. !

PETERSBURG. September 30.--The
Democratic Convention OF the Fourth
congressional district met in the court
house in this city at noon to-day. Hon.
Charles +. Collier was elected chair
mar, and Mr.. n. 5. TurnbalI, Of
Brunswick county, was elected secre-
tary.
In order TO allow time for the dele
gates from the unrepTesented cOun'ieS
10 arrive, the Convention took q recess
until s o'clock tonight.
When the Convention met tonight a
number Of additional delegates were
reported from the different counties.
The Convention voted unanimously
TO nominate candidate, and appointed
a committee, with L. Z. yensOle. Of
Petersburg. as chairman, to report
platform Of principles.
During the absence Of the committee
brief ard telling speeches were made by
Messrs. S. w. Vepsble. J. j. Cooke, Ro-
bert Gillian, and 4. r. Hobbs. Major
Yenable thought the Convention had
acted very wisely in deciding to nomi-
nate candidate. lie thought the pros
poets Of success in the black district
were growing brighter for the Democ.
racy, and said the candidate who could
command 10000 Democratic votes in
this campsign would be elected. The
committee reported the following plat.
form, which was adopted amidst ap-
plause :
The Platform congratulatcs the country
rnou Tie accession to power Ia the Fedora,
Government OF the Democratic party.
which stands forth as the enemy of section
sl'sm and SIS the national party OF re-
UpiiPd country.
We endorse the Adm nlstratIon o, Pre-.
sldeni Cie' Gland.
2. We demand the repeal ~ the Internal
revenue faxes which are especially opprts-
Awe 20 the industries and products oi THIS
section.
We favor the passage of the Blair BIZ,
believing that the safety of a Government;
is dependent upon the educated intelll'
geuce OF is citizens
a. We recognize the political and civil llo-
erty Of ell men, Rnd are opposed 10 al class
legislation.
We view with alarm the vast Increase
Of corporate wealth IN this country, Sui
ton OF the IeOp'e OF the country. 20 take
the proper steps 10 make lis citizens the
asiers and hot the servants OF the corpo'
TstiOps.
8. We recognize the superiority OF the
claims Of the " n asSes' over those OF lhe
"classes." The democratic party has
always been the friend OF the iaborng- man.
In u ne has found berry and protection.
and We pledge ourselves 20 the advocacy or
legislative measures that will give fun pro-
lection 10 the rights OF the laborins classes.
Major Mann Page was thea nomi-
mated for Congress by acclamation,
other gentlemen Withdrawing in his
favor.
M,jor Page accepted the honor in q
fine speech, in which be endorsed every
plank in the platform and promised 10
work for victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
The Competitive Drill or The Waikor
Etsiif Guard.

The competitive drill Of Company B,
Of the First Virginia regiment, at the
Armory Wednesday night vas wit
ressed by large number of the friends
of that fine corps, including many
ladies'. The drill was q thorough one,
ard embraced all the most intricate COM
psny movements and mabmuyres.
Lieutenant j. IL. DeTbgsbire was in
commsnd, and the company mustered
in full ranks, aud with everything in
good oroer and well conditioned.
The various movements were !ihe-
rally spplaudsd. The judges were
Colonel 10. Lane Stern. Inspector zen
erAl, and Captain Henry G. Jones, Of
Company B. The first prize the COM
parry meda) was awarded Sergeant E.
Willard Sweeney. His percentage was
on out of a possible 100. For the
second pTize Pnyates William Murray
and John Tenant tied, with percent
sge each Of 9?!. The judges recon-
mend that each Of these well-drilled
soldiers be awarded a medal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
All Quiet at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. o., September 30.
The day has passed quietly, nothing
happening to disturb the peoples re-
turning confidence in the stability Of
things in general. A slight tremor q.
5 o'clock P. NJ. is said to have been
felt by some persons, but not generally
throughout the city. The weather was
slightly cool this morning, but is
warmer tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
rhe virginia ueennnIcs Institute.


The Mechanics Institute opened
Tuesday night under the most favorable
auspices. Upwards Of $50 students
registered their names in the several
classes Of mathematics, bookkeeping,
mechanical and architectural drawing,
free.hand drawing, &c. While the mer-
chants are discussing in the Chamber Of
Commerce the practical expedients by
which the material progress Of Rich
mond may be advanced they should
not overlook this enterprise. The Sc
cret of success in all lines of business
is knowledge Of that business ; and if
our citizens wish to build up the me-
chsnical enterprises Of Richmond they
should educate the young men as the
northern young men are educated Ia
manufacturing towns whero mechanic
institutes abound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
A Rig AlOrul.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l

10y telegraph 70 the DESPATCHED
WASHINGTON, September 30.-The
Signal Office has issued the following
special bulletin A severe storm is now
central north OF Lake Huron, moving
rapidly eastward, with sudden aud great
bsrometric changes, which will cause
high southwest winds in its eastern
quadrsnts and northwest winds with
decidedly lower temperature in its west
srn quadrants. A cold wave Is moving
southwark in its rear, oyerspreadiDg
Minnesota and East Dakota, and will
probably be felt in Wisconsin, Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, Northern Kansas, and
Missouri by tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
nsn.gemen, to be changed.

II is runored that there will shortly
be change 10 the management Of the
Life-lDsursnce Company Of Virginia. II
is stated by the president and Leading
directors that any changes, il made,
will be acceptable to the present man
sgers, and will be entirely satisfactory
to the policy.holders and others inter
ested in the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Tho Waller tIufdsr-CGse.

The trial Of Thomas johnson lcolored)
charged with the murder of Washing
ton Walker, another colOred man, was
resumed in the Manchester Hastings
Court yesterday, and about a dozen
witnesses for the Commonwealth were
examined. Altogether about twenty
five Commonwealth's witnesses have
been examined, and there are yet about
= dozen more, besides a number for
the defence. The evidence will probs-
bly, be concluded and the argument be-
gun this afternoon or tomorrow.
The evidence thus far, while more in
detail has not brought out any material
facts which have not already been pub
lished. This case, which is rather a
my steriOus one, has created much ia
terest among the colOred psople, and
daily during the hours in which the
trial is going on they crowd the court
room
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

xrw voaA sTOcH mARGRY.

NEW YORK, September so.--rhs trsnsac.
lions al The stock Exchapgs TO day wste
the smallest for any Day for the past Two
weela This nay have been caused ~ tns
fact that to-day isa Jewish holiday. VAN
cerbllts were sgsin the special fsatures 90
pecga.Iy In cary trading. but after ne "a.
nounee msnt that there was 40 dividend %
IKE shore. Canada souitern. or Michigan
Csutr. J. these stocks 500 freely. Prices 81
the orening were irregular. the differences
only ranging nom = To x either Way, out
the declines IN the majority. There wsssone
Hesitation and feyerlshness In the first lew
mihuf.s, bat the market socn brctfDs
strong Throughout. and - conti9 red until
DGerly room. before whicn time the hiEae1
prices Of the day were recorded. The mar.
kot became quiet Bfer a reaction snd was
generally heavy until the les. bour wnsn
fgaiizstions caused au incietse Ia ths
amount OF business dooe ard ibe decided
week.-mrs. In prices the market closing
quiet. hut not at the loWoss oT tse day.
fiusl pfices were almost n yarlaDiy lower.
the obly exceptions being Vsnjesbn Its: bat
Lske Shore. on the other .isnd Ia down
~ Crnfrai Pacific ~. JefseY tentrst ~.
aud Kansas and Texas ]. saes, Sas0 Vo
shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
The A.m,lnmY OF Nnsic.

"A Prisoner for Life " was played
to a crowded house last fight, and was
much enjoyed. The spectacular fea'
ture of the play is one of its strong
points, though the play is interesting
and the situations novel. The piece
will be repeated this afternoon, to
night, and tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
snov-sterm In Michigan.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
MILWAUKEE, September 30.-A
dispatch to the Erening Wisconsin,
from Marquette, Mich, says snow
storm prevails there. The wind aud
sea on Lake Superior are very heavy,
and vessels are seeking shelter at Mar
quelie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Broke u Leg.

Yesterday afternoon colored man
named James Mayo attempted to mount
q bareback horse at the corner Of Grace
and Eighteenth streets. The horse fell,
catching the mans right leg under il
and breaking it. The ambulance was
called, the broken limb set, and toe
man taken to his home, corner of Jay
snd Mosby streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Blows TO AToHS.
Terrific Explosion at the Dim ar
POwder-TVOrks.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

IRy telegraph 10 the DispRtch.l
BARLOW, n. Y, September 30.-A
terrific explosion occurred at the Dit
mar Powder Works, at Bay Chester,
on the Harlem.riyer branch Of the New
York and New Haven railrOsd, about
10 o'clock this morning, resulting in the
instantaneous death of four men en-
ployed in the factory. The explosion
occurred in the pscking-house, one
story frame building, 20 by 80 feet, in
the centre of the grounds, and about
2,000 yards from the main factory,
a large building near the water,
where the bulk Of the giant
powder and Ditro-glycerine used in
the new aqaeduct works is manu-
featured. The men were hard at work
Sutting up and packing cartridges, when
suddenly an explosion occurred, shat
teripg the building TO splinters and
blowing four men to fragments. The
exploding powder, of which there was a
large quantity, shot up in the air to a
height of fifty feet, and splinters of the
building were blown mile away. The
names Of the victims were Ernest Dralen,
John Rusch, Max Shafbolt, and -
Reinhart. Nothing was left OF
them except fragments Of their
bodies. Hands, feet, legs, arms,
pieces of skulls, bacsbones, and
eharred bits of flesh were scattered
in every direction from 500 to 600 feet
from the packiDg.hOuse. Max Cruger'
foreman Of the works, says the explo-
sion was caused by two men shooting
into the building. lie was in the pack
ipg-hOuse, and on going out saw two
men. who said they were shooting at
squirrels. He says be threatened them
with arrest, and they became impadent.
As The explosion occurred the men o.
vsrs sssn hurting away. II. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
A QUIET DAY.
Frightened Negroes.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

NYACK, N. Y, September S0.-Just
before 10 o'clock this morning heavy
shock resembling an earthquake startled
the people here. The cOlorsd popula-
ton were frantic. One colored family
named West ran from their house
screaming in terror. They were told
that it was an earthquake from Charles
ton, when the head Of the family cried
out, Virgins" The shock is sup
posed to have been caused by a heavy
explosion Of dynamite somewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Richmond feopIe Meet with an Acct.
dent.

A telegram received here from HeE.
let's in Hanover county, last night, an
nounced that while Mrs. l.. W. Batter.
Miss Anrie E. Wilson, and Miss Jeonit
L. Butler were out driving, they were
thrown frcm their carriage. Mrs. Bi'
Ter WAS painfully hurt-not seriously
however. The young ladies escaped
uniniured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
rEyu4Cntnl.

Miss NJ. A. IIuxter, Of Hanover
county, ard Mr. Adolphus Mckinley,
Of Portsmouth, were married yester-
day morning at the residence Of Mr.. I.
J. Smithers, Rev. l.. A. Cutler per-
forming the ceremony. After con-
CALCULATIONS the happy pair left the
city for their future home, in Ports
mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Rqnae 81 ERermome!er Yelterday
HATS ARE MORE TRYING TO

- - 80"
a Iuroaasr than aH especiiiy after
helms 10 DO a,cay run MS siraw-tustteu il
can be hcds less id,oriyiY hua formerly
il ne nat is bought ,rh.re syi@--acs
not conaned--uhecc all tastes are tItsn
into consid,rafion.-H kpew --,cs,n cur
r.,ihrr had 10 taie rs IN some several di0ereut
s,o,,s 70 ,att herscy ~ hat lor Us Joys.--
Y,p-iJ she ro,ad be on ne sane er-
rotd--:he tutor hea--r9uId be ne pieas-
ue--ner-Jyr Us eosy stoppbJ g..
day.
--Hoi Dllo,tn.eat, Fusf H,or.--
c2Rdrca's Jnd.1resy-aadrigM h0e tee
I1tw roU motter Ieeis an bteresl--s on'
Of our ieading neu (.rturei.--Ne,o g., INT
sense-Mm re haze d pi,adla stock 70
Mou--hc, il luck, aoihiqg--ond tlepr.ess
are caff.ct.
second Tl,rr--Yr0a.-
Poio Caps----Cor sctool--Jorp ldy --Br'.
mirgs opi-and 50 cheap too--oniy l5c.
opiers. ---Us got slne Jecuti s a. hS gJ-
t,re.---U ont last i0ag--0td wW cost you
rlo.e ubtn He,e are gone.
4. SANS K CO,
1908 Nam street.
loci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Baseball Yesterday.

[6y telegraph TO the Dispatcn'I
Boston BOstons, 5; Kansas Guys, /.
Pittsburgh BrOoklyns, 0; Pitts
burghs, u.
New York: New Yorks, i; DetroitS,
8. Eight innings-darkness.
Philadelphia Philadelphias, 3; ~.
Louis, 8. Eight Undergraduates.
Washington Washinstons, l; Chl.
Cages, 2. Game called at the end OF
the sixth inning on account Of dark
ness.
Louisville Louisyilles, 3; Balti-
mores, 9.
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, Is; Athls-
tics, s. :.
st. Louis S.. Louis, 3; Metropoli-
tans, ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Candidate
for Congress.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.
LYNCHBUBG, VA, September 30
Joseph 3. Page, Of this city, formerly
a iexsller, nov a dealer in SEWN g-m'-
chimes. was nominated, after al all
night session, by the Convention Of
Knights Of Labor as their candidate for
Congress from this district. He is a
brother Of Samuel ". and Charles II.
Page, of Richmond. 1t is believed
here that Van Ness independently will
withdraw in his favor. Major Griffin
will he elected by a good majority, not
withstandiug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
lorihe CnnrIestnn snnerer,.

The minstrel entertainment at COrco-
ran Hall last night for the benefit Of
the Charleston sufferers, was decided
success. The house was packed, and
over sl00 was realized. The show,
with a change Of programme, will be
repeated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

for indictment by the grand jury. SO
were convicted Of misdeme snors, and
SO were sent to Jail In default Of surety
for their good behavior. Fines COL
lected City, s4SS; State, sl545O;
costs, $l08.S0-total, s75l.30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
ntruvc1p rOV,Ccn uAeNur.

SEiTENBEB 80. 1850.
There Is nothing OF Interest In the market
to-day. In bright wrappers there isasonie-
What better feeling. bat a small demand.
IN dark tobaccos there Is much talk OF very
low pIiceS. since the crop seems to be ma
turing well ard frust Keeps OF two weeks
'oIser, " will Ne practically out OF danger.
Trading on Change has been chiefly In low
graces as heretofore for the psst two weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
LATE REATRER REPORT.
[Ey telegraph to the Dispatch.l

= ny TFItEIHII 70 tIIH L'FF't'NLI'T
WAsHINGTON, October IL 4.
M-Fcr Virginia, occasional shorers,
foHoptd Gy far, cooler reafher, wiads
Skitting to ROrthpesLeriy.
Tor North Carolina and South Caro-.
AnG, generally far reather, slightly
cooler uMds, Shiftiag 10 Hoythrc8terty.
The wedther ~ Richmond yesterday
Was clear and pdrm during the morn
ing and afternoon, (oli0reI ty chilly
le0iher IN the ereBiHg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Police. Court klAttsiics.

During the past month the Police
Justice disposed OF 3l3 criminal cases
ard tried $40 charges of ordinance vio-
lations. On criminal charges 80 per-
sons were sent on to the Hastings Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Julius fpsar.

A large crowd will no doubt be pre-
sent at the Theatre tonight to hear Rev.
DR.. Armstrong, formerly of this city,
now Of Atlanta, Ca, lecture on " Ju-
lius Caesar" The proceeds Of the lee
ture are for benevolent object.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

District Lodge or GOOD Templnrs.
On Wednesday night the representa-
tiyes FROM the ten lodges of Good Tem-
plsrs Of Richmond and Manchester, to
the number Of ffty.six, met at McDo-
nough's Hall and organized District
Lodge.
The following officers we're elected
ard installed for the ensuing year-yiz, :;
j. B. Fitzgerald, district templsr; j.
B. Burroughs, district counsellor; Miss
Annie Calder, district vice-Templar
George W. Hswxhurst, district secrc-
tsry; Mrs. J.. G. Psrr, district superin-
tendeut Of Juvenile Templars Rev.
Aaron Jones, district chaplain; ". A.
Campbell, district marshal; II. A.
Reams, district guard w. B. Crooks,
district sentinel; Miss Maggie Allen,
district deputy marshal; I. q. SEanD,
assistant secretary j. A. HobsOn, past
district templar; G. S. Shackelford,
district treasurer.
TIE District Lodge will embrace in
its jurisdiction the cities Of Richmond
ard Manchester and TIE counties OF
Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover, auj
PowhataD, and will meet on the sec
end Wednesday night Of each month
The District Lodge will meet at Cen
trsl Hall on the second wednesday in
October.
On next Wednesday night the Good
Templars Social Circle will meet. An
interesting programme of exercises is
leirg arranged for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
TrsysIJe,s' PROTECTIVE Association

The Travellers Protective Associi.
ton will meet at the Exchange Hotel
tonight for the transaction OF important
business. The directors will also h)li
meeting at the same place TO night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

IHIh'UNFs ~tIIFT0WFF 10, fo7os
SAIrs-FIKsr BOARD 500 virginia cou.
zoos new at 4oiS. 2.s2o DO al 40; 1000
Richmoro city e'ssti20.
SECOND BOARD 400 Virginia 3 per cent
fractional (B. b at OK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
sALks REPoRrED ro .sosKrAnr.

WUEAT.-Mi xed. 8, 400 bushels On private
terms; 800 bushels common at 7sc. red.
$50 butheis common 20 prime Longbcrry
~ rs TO soc. $40 bushels common tO fair
ShoiiborTy ~ 90 20 Use 40 bushels pglme
(seed) ShOriDetry q e2c.
CoKs.-M hlte, 40 bushels very good at
sic.
OATS winter l92 bushels on private
ierfus MixCd 4S6 bushels prifn spriag a.
CSC. 3G4 bushels good spring At SSc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
B.LIruouE sTork y,RKEr
RICHMOND ,Tucs sAcu,<es.

6BaLTINoEs Nm. September 30. -viglnes
c's IaSt- due cnDpOns. az; do. 10 4Os, al:
do. new S. ga. nd 10 daF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
COTTON REPORT.

Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS
Coon AIDDLfNo. slice.
NIDDLINo.--S l-I6c.
Low MIDDLISa S 9-l6c.