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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

NEW YORK. June ll-F.our closed dun and
slightly lower for some grades. Minnesota extra
: le13 UJ. winter wheat extra, - 0Ua5 w, cily
mhl. - -0att3 for West Indies, Southern houl
closed quiet. common t0 choice extra ,j 230l9 uu.
Nhcat-Opuous were largely traded IN, while
prices were irregular. The changes were slight
aud at the close yesterday figures were gener-
aly current. spot lots closed neavy and a. low
er spot sales.ot No. 2 red, State sl U0, No. do.
,ic. No. white slc. uugraded winter red, STA
3 c, ungrlded white, see, No. spring stc 40 -
red winter oic. do july, 81 81, DO August, 50 &c;
do september. 81 L.
CONCEPTIONS ln limited demand. while prices
were irregular and heavy. closing slightly lower,
Juy Aas The weakest month, closing 3 - lower.
spot lots closed weak l9a - lower spot sales OF
uuSraded mixed at aoctac. steamer mixed,
., a.. so. mixed, 1ic' No. mixed June ilc
uld, do July, ia5sc bad. 90 september. Toe bid.
oats-Opu0ns were dan and closed l4c lower
Tor june. while other months were unchanged;
spot bots closed weak, 4a5ac lower. spot sales
ot No. white. state, iic, No. do at 35 &C., No.
mixed, June, .-il ac bld. DO July. 5,i -c bid
Rye -pull. western. 5996 ic state. 6iG65c.
bare5-Dul and nominal
furS-Dui, mess new, eloal0 25 old 10, 81 -
aY
Larl-Closed firm, quiet; 81 S0 cash, s. S3a
20. July. s. 900 i6, August
bater-in fair demand aud firm; State. 1ia.
is. ac. western ll tlltac.
Egss-fum' state, l1'sc; western lit4912c.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Call and get one of those nobhy O-Wash-
ta-Nong Boat CLUB hats al. Thomas q Grip
pens.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

The hat adopted byeihe O,WasA la Nong
Boat Club can be Nund only at Thomas &
CriDpens
Solid Gold Spectacses for $3.50 atN. f.
Homan S, I59 MOnrOe-ss
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
Spring Announcement
OF
Nelson, Matter { Co

II you contemplate furnish
ing, II Will pay yon 10 VISIT our
WarerO0ms. Ne have "a fall
line Of low and medium priced
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
FURNITURE. !
and wlll not be unders0ld.

Our Drapery Department is
she best equipped Of any IN the
ttate. You viii hnd an ex-
tensiye line OF goods 10 select
from, and If You desire nicely
made and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

FRA, er.Book. lie argued that these words
were not used IN the ratification Of The
Praycr-Book In 11s9, and had no place
there.
The Rev. Dr. Adams, az Wisconsin, sub
mlticd resolution that the Church be
called the "Amer.can Catholic Church"
He oontended that the title protestant
Episcopal" was confusing TO foreigners. cs-
pecialIy 20 Germans, who think il means
the Lutheran Church, aud arguing from
the terms Ecclcsia Gallica aud Ecclesia
AupllcGna, he thought the title should be
Ecelcsia Americana. The resolution. on
motion OF Mr.. Joseph Packard, Jr., of Bal-
timorc, was referred 10 the Committee on
Constitutional Amendments.
The differing opinions existing among
members OF the Church upon the subject
OF the title Of that Church hardly appear
To promise much success at present TO the
movement towards unity with other
churches. There are besides greater differ
onceS In otter respects, which are consid.
cred Of almost vital importance. the ques-
lion Of change Of name has been debated
time and again, but has always been de-
featCd. Where there has been such de.
ciGed opinions in favor of n change
and expressions in opposition 10 IT,,
TIE belief is warranted that prin.
ciples undcrlie the respective opinions,
aS Tie representative men who sit in the
Convention are not such ~ would differ
about q mere name were there not some
thing behind II. There are men IN the Con.
yentiOn who have served there many times
and have stood by their original convictions.
and il Is not Likely that they will he easily
converted into other opinions. for, in spite
Of statements TO the contrary, the lines OF
party, which the broaduess Of the Church
allows, are aS well defined as ever, less OBJ
lection, however, being made 10 differences
In forms 20 long IS no principle Is involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
INVOLUNTARY NANSLAGHTEE.
The Glass Boys Found Guiity."Their
Punishment.
lLynchburg News.

The trial Of William G. and Walter Glass
charged with the murder Of Paul Jole-
,co!ored) on the might Of July 3lNt Wa
concluded in the Corporation COutt yestec
day.
Argument was commenced at Q O'Clock
in the morning and consumed six hours
Captain Whitehead led of for the prosecl-
ton. and was followed by Mr.. Robert u.
Poore. Of AppomattoX, on The same side
both gentlemen made effective spaech' .
Mr.. T. y. Williams consumed the " DE
time allotted 10 the deie Zee, making pow
cr(ul areumCns o-'thrcc hours duriiipi
He was followed by Mr.. Burroughs, Com
uopN ealth's-attorney, who made strong
and carnCsi argument and severely M
pcscbcd the credbiity Of the witnesses ioi
the defence.
The case was given TO the jury at 3:3l,
and at 8 O'Clock, or just before. they re-
turned a verdict Of "guilty OF involuntary
manslauehtcr," and fixed the punlshme II
of The accused at one day 10 The city jan
and $500 fine each. The prisoners received
tie verdict with manifestations Of del2hl
grasping each Other by the hands and ID
other ways showing the relief they eXpe
rienccd.
Judge Ialham was maniie,tly astonished
at the verdict. lie said to the prisoners
IL fear the jury has not done you a KIND
ness. Your punishment is by no man
commensurate with your crime; and al
afraid it Is not sufficient TO deter you irod
repetition Of the offence in the future
81 think it IS, if YOU will excuse me-
replied w iliam &. Glass.
Court was immediately adjourned, au'
the prisoners were taken back to lli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
The TniIaccn Crnp,
iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. J


baltimore, October S.-Tbe Baltimore
,lolg7Gi o. Commerce Will publish to-mor-
row special reports from the tobaccO-gro~-
Ing sections Of Maryland. Virgins, and
North Carolina a, 10 the injury 10 the crop
hy frost and the probable yield as com
pared with last year. The acreage tins
year is reported much less than 81. and.
owing to uuflvorable weather, not much
over two thirds Of 4 crop had been eX-
pectod prior to the frost. While cOusidera-
hle of the crop had already been gathered.
the frost seriously damaged what was still
In tie field, still further reducing the
Weld. In some instances The crop Is stated
a. large ~ last year, and quality a good
but nearly an repol:s claim that The yield
will he much reduced. the estimate, run
ming from one third to two thirds OF crop,
and with the quality, especially in parts OF
North Carolina and Virginia. very poor.
In the great Durham district the yield Is
estimated al not over 80 per cent. OF The
average and o. very inferior grade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
GREAT sTRfKE CUBA.
Twenty Thousand Cigar Opet atiyes
IGie-Much Distress In CON
seaupnPP.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l

[By telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
INV ORLEANS, October S.-A PicqyWc
.r.cial from Key West, Fla. says: Havana
advice. by steamer to-day state that the
ci.ar-makers strike there which has con-
,inucd seven week, will probably assume a
very ,eriou, aspect before settlement l.
reacted. The strike originated aud Wa
confined until Monday n factories working
"udrtIGo," or inferior TOD Geo, bat in -
sequence Of no settlement being reached. ~
IN immense Joint m~oting OF mlnufdc. urcr,
md operatives held last SUNDAY at
the Abba theatre the Manufacturer
Of Nuelto Abaio tobacco joined issIe with
the Others and closed their establishments
in order to prevent their operative con-
trtuting toward the supper, OF the striker,
The strike has extended 10 int rlor
towns, and il j. estim ted that 20,0JJ p r
sons throughout the island are idle. and
considerable distress prevails among theh.
The rodgh element. taking Pdyantlge OF The
genera excitement. are committing deprc.
dations. Highway robberies aud ASSESSING
lions occur daily. A,r'ot has been apprehend-
ed for several days by the authorities oil
Havana, who have taken precautions to keep
al available civil guards under arms. while
mounted police patrol the city prepared for
any emergency.
TIE following cablegrlm wa, received
last night riG Havana 10y the president u
the Ugarmaker.' Union: The cigar
maker, and shippers Of Santiggo De Lo'
Vegas are ont OF employ Dcnt and dc-tltlie:
Eight hundred men and three unired
women gre witbou. bre,j for their FAINT
ics, and ak thdr brethren in KY W"ii
for relief and transportation. Announ e
ly telegraph TO TamrS ana new YORK
Also, notify the Kgighls CT Labor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

a. BafhAf, 7Sc. ~ Farewell. NC; - wsss
resan. ~; fo-~ scnsdncsk. iss.' io-s
B ro~n Coiss.s: Manchester $3.50 %.
Il E1 r. E. IT, i.S ss sw xss k' y b. s. e.
voRrrar rHgrTs AID cArDr.
Candy &c. per pUend, - 20 quniitv.
NsIsgs Grsp-a IN barrels ssas7.so; ksssS
lemons. Mesina, %. seas7.se per box.
barrels, tsasio.
Bacon; Uear-rib sldea sz.c.: snoufdeU
fhc.; Virginia shoulder. Sc; virEinsa
sides. Ease: bulk shoulders. 7c.
Bockets; Painted. two hoops. sLsse
$50: three hoops. 81. s0seI rs.
Brooms: I've strnss t ..s hrs
Baskets: willow. t1.1eaS1.so per neses
split, 50s75e. ger Dozen.
Coffee: Rio. common. sHaioc.: fair ~
prime. ljaIf,sc.; Lagusyrs, liallsc. java
Candies: Adamsntine candies. iosloxe
perset 1879. per pound: haifoores' ioo''
Cheese Northern ana western prime
cutting IKE. good, sseSc. pineapple, 2scs
Fish: Herr ues-North Carolina Orusss
new, 4: North Carolina Cut. 1923 Fast
erD. e.. Mscterei-No /. Bay, IN bar.
Fat Rimmed MacsereI sin 40. /. N
kits; also; no. 9. in kits. si.ss; No. ..
Lard: Prime barrels ana tierces 7sasc';
20 and so pound tin cara. 7'kaoSc.
Matches: COS. e5a75c. per pack: 20o'e
s2ss2.6o gross: soos. s3.zssss.7s; soo'S
s8ss6.50 gross.
lSc. tierces. isc.: barrels. Zee. Genuine
golden syrup, 2oas0c. per gallon. New Or.
leans prime. 4oa45c.
Rice: Carolina, osec.
Salt: Liverpool, from store. sl.e5asl.36:
ground alum. from store. 81 per sack.
Sugar: Crushed. To-: powdered. $40.
graduated, 8t4c.; A, $50. OF A, 6cN.; yei'
low. 4,.a5i4c.; cut-losf re.
soap: Common. Aaesc.; best wssnlns,
1ss5sc.: toilet. lcs2oc. and fancy prices:
country. Ease.
Teas: Black. 2oasoc.; imperial. 2ss1sO.;
gunpowder, s5c.asl.
washboards: Wooden. ssc.aai.2s: sine.
1.6oasf.25.
HIDES. LEATHER. 60.
Hides: Green. 6sSc.: wet-sslted. 7sSec;
dry-saited lfaI3c. dry dirt, l3al5c.
Leather: Rough leather 2os27c.: city.
rpish harness. s0ss3c. (: country-nnish har.
ness. 25s2sc. light upper, city finish, tea
soc. country.rnishedu upper, soatoc.; mem.
lock sole, l7a24c.; oak sole. Soa3sc.
Tanners OF. newfoundland cod. 35a3sc.
q gallon; Labrador, 32se5c.; Strata. SOC
see.
Iron American refined. Old Domion bar,
$3.50; English and American sheet. SO
osc. swedes hammered, 4Aaoc.; hoop.
4a513c.
Nails: Old Dominion. s2.io for 400 kegs.
for standard size.
Plough-Castlngs: Wholesale. Sc; retail.
&c. per pound.
Rope: Manila, best. Use. jute, 7.asc.
LIQUORS. WINES &C.
Ale: Scotch (best brands, plnts, si.soa
s2 per dozen, gold.
Bsndies: Domestic, s1.1ossI.5o; fruit,
75c.asl apple. new, sl.50asl75; Virginia
peach, 81 .75as2 rs.
Rye Whiskeys: Medium, 81 .5oas2; pure
old. s3as4 Virginia mountain, new, 81. 75a
e.: old, Sass and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, sl.l0asl.5o: imported.
So. 50sse.75 per case.
New England Rum: s.5Ossi.eo.
Rectired Whiskeys: slsSl.50.
POWDER SHOT. &C.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35a65c. per 100 feet.
Powder: ss.2o per seg; blasting. s2.so;
mining s2.75.
shot: Northern. $3.50 per bag of IS
pounds.
Grindstones: lsa2c. per pound.
SEED.
Clover: a6.75as7.26.
Timothy: s2.f5aS2 so.
Orchsrd-Irass; 81 0as2.
Herd GrRss: I5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
THE THIrF USED RED PEPPER.
4 Chicago Diamond Broker Robbed of
Tray Of Gems.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch. !

CHICAGO. October San unknown thief
threw handful Oi red-peppcr into the
eyes of Tom DonncIly. diamond broker
at lis Dearborn street, last night, aui Their
robbed the place Of a tray OF damon "a
valued at between 800 and 5000. The
streets were crowded when the thief en-
tered the place. He was well.dressed. 10
the store al the time were Mr.. DOnnelly and
his clerk. They were about closing up for
the night, but bad not taken the diamonds
and other Valuables from the case. Mr..
DOnnolly was near the window fronting on
Dearborn street, and the clerk vas in the
rear Of the store. near the safe. 4 wire
door which prevents outsiders from getting
behind The cOuntec, was locked, and a.
sisted The thief greatly in making his escape
when the man entered Mr.. D0nnelly arose
from bis seat and walked 10 the case c0u-
tsiniBg several trays Of diamonds. The
fellow asked 10 be shown some stones, rs ne
wished 10 make present. \ tray. heavily
laden with the gems, was placed on the
glass counter for inspection. While exam
ming them with his left land the fellow
drew his right hand from his oyerCO1t
pocket ard dashed bali pound OF red pop
per az Mr. Donnclly's face. completely
binding him. lie was unable TO open his
eyes for an hour. The thief helped himself
10 the gems. and made his escape ont Of the
door before the clerk asccrtained what the
trouble Was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
STANTON.
Supreme -TriaI-Niiitary Not -
fCo,respondence of the Rich mond Dispatch


OCTOBER :, 1856
The following Is q summary OF the docs'i
business trausi Ted in the supreme Goa
Of Appeals Yesterday in addition 20 The d.
cisions rendered, which were forwarded Pos
special:
Basore as. Henkel. Referring rein,
Latham rs. Carroll. Motion for naY
bond refused.
Womack rs. Gasgow's executor. Ar
rued by +. +. Glasgow and submitted.
SWitzer rs. Nofisinger. Argued by Glas-
COW and J. II. II. Figgstt, and submitted.
Turner'S administrator rs. Dillard, SnEh
rs. Workman. billiard rs. Virginia Iron
Company. Submitted on briefs.
billiard rs. Dunlop. Continued.
Goodwin's administrator rs. Drummon J..
Continued.
smith rs. Rawlings. Submitted on brie's =.
Reference was made last week 10 the trial
Of T. j. :. Coyner and the adjournment oi
the court pending and until another ueaire
could be summoned. The court recon-
mepced the session on the 9Th instant, and
obtained Jury as follows, a prt OF the
number having been chosen from the first
rCnire: Andrew +. Young. John \. Hun
man, slas l.. Huff, James NJ. Sellers.
George J.. Ciemmer, X. j. NJ. SLIM,
Gtorge +. Sherman, John ". Hope Vel.
James T. Kerr, George W. LackeY, John
Il. Hidy, and Peter II. see.
The trial is not upon the indictment for
the murder Of Brown. but upon the qne>-
ton of Coyner's sanity at the time he com
mittod The act and now. The Common
wealth Is represented by Meade +. White
Esq. Commonwealth attorney. AMI tle
prisoner by MessrS. George VI. Cochran
and 4. {. Braxton. In tbi. procedure tn
side Of the prisoner opens and closes the
cases.
There will probably be forty or more
WITNESSES 20 examine. YESTERDAY. at the
adjournment Of the court, fourteen had
testified.
Governor Lee has issued an order ior re'
mounting the guns Of the stlunton Afiii'
lery. The company now has an arnory
and better care can be taken Of the battery
and EQUIPMENTS. CAAIoN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, DctOber ;, 1885.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

k4DA bCtODtt 1000.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Eater, Eggs, Fonts, Lard CUTa Meal.
Butter: Extra choice, 25c use: choice
new, 2Oa22c., active; good 10 prime, l5a
Ice; poOr 10 fair, l0al2c.
Live Fowls: Hens large. 23a25c.
Spring Chickens: Large, 20a25c. small,
loal5c.
5sec.. dull.
Lard: Country. SAGE, active.
Corn Meal: 50a5jc. per Ousnel for coun.
try; SOC. for CITY mills.
FRUITS and Vegetables.
Tomatoes: 81 per bushel box.
Cabbage S3a'j per hundred; active.
Peaches: Choice. per bushel OoX, 81 sea-
81 90: Dalf bushel box, 75c asl.50; peck
Fears: Bartlett. sIas3 per box: Sickle
75c.aS2 per box; duchess, 75a:I.Z1 per
box.
Vegetables
Potatoes: Irish choice, 6cc. per bushel.
active e; Cuils. 50a75c. barrel.
Onions: 7jaSOc. per Oushel box.
Beans: nd-picked, new, $3.50 pei
busnel; mixed. 75as0c. per oushel.
Green aud Dried Fruits.
Apples: Green. choice, s2as2.25 per bar.
rel. active; common, 75c.asl per barrel.
"a Bright sliced, &c. Blackberries, sc.
cherries. 711sec. Peaches-Feeied' ea9c.
unpeeled, Si.c.
Ksspberries: l0allc.
Miscellaneous.
BeeswRx: lsc. per pound.
Bisck-Osk Baik: Koesed, sll per 2.24O
pounds; Blackjack and chestnut, rough, 50
per 5000 pounds.
Feathers: Prime live-goOse, 40s45c.; COM
mon, 25c.
Fla1seed: slasI.05 per bushel.
Hay: No. / timothy, sl5; No. 2, sl2s
n mi RlnNRF
sl2 so; clover. sl0asl2.
Aill.Onal: BtOwnbtun, GA per ton. bran,
s13.50asl5 per ton: shipstur, $40 per ton.
Baled Oats: oe97oc.
Roots Ginseng 81 60asl.7o per pound
Seneca, free OF tops, 4Oa4Sc. per pound.
Peanuts: 4s5c. active, as 10 quality.
Rye: 65a6754c, per 0usnel.
Sumac: Prime, 75c.asl.
Shucks: 50a55c.
Baled straw: 35a40c.
TRllow: 4a4hc. per pound.
Wool: Washed. S0aS2c.; anwasned' zoe,
BURY will bring rom 10 DC. pei
pound less than the above rates.
CEMENT. LINE. PLASTER. &C.
Cement: RosendaIe, sl.36 per barrel
lanes River, Sl.35.
Line: Agricultural, salOc. per oushel
Kochlaud, sl.lOasl 10 per barrel, according
to quantity; Virginia, slasl.Oo.
Plaster: Lamp, "a per TOD ground s''oV
roI,h Carolina Tar Large size, IS; Goa
File Bricks: s40as46 per 1000.
Plastering Hair: &C. per pound.
DRUGs, pYHTUrFs. OILS, &C.
Aiconol: ia. 25as2 IS per gallon.
Concentrated Lye: 32.7oass.oo per oas' "
four dozen.
Copperas: ls2c.
Cochineal: soc. per pound.
Extract OF Logwood l21sc.
! Indigo: 73aSOc.
Nader: lOalzc
oils: Iinseed, Soc; machine, Soeteo.
.nerm, al iOasl rs; whale, csc. strAita' Soa
lOc: Iabrsdor-cod Oil, 4osooc.; lsru. oSs
soc sweet 80 per dozen BEST eAiao. to.ov
castor. 81 30 per gallon: virginia luori
eating, l6alOc.; kerosene, &c. cAAn per sAi
Ion. o,>
soda sal. lsslHc.. In Kegs; American
sAs4e.
DIZZY 6oope.
pdnts: Merrimack. 6xo.: ksn1mael
shifting, axe; Richmond, oxc,; soutl
Bridge, bISc.; Pacific, SC. Dunnels, 6tfc.
| Aliens, 5Isc,: Manchester. &c; washing
ton. eSe.; Mallory PINK. es.c.: nAiior
| Purple, b5.c.; simpson Mourning 60.
HARMONY, axe; Ashland Solid, SC.
Rleached shirtings aud sheetnss. Y
Security, exc; rs Jack horner. &C.; v
EDWARD Harris. &c.: A. fnirinont 20
! IA relhsm q, &c.; - GLADIATOR, 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

Railroad, petrIied child was found Few
days ago standing or leaning against thr
side Of the cave. the head and face being
plainly visible and distinct. The top pm
Of the head shows the naked skull this
j. where the water was found dripping on
the body. The balance OF the body IL rock,
but tbe shape Of the chIld Is PLAIN ana
distinctly visible.
This wonderful statue Is now In the
poU,ssion Of Captain John A. Burehfield.
a conductor on the New-Riyer division OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, VINO
lives at New River, Pulaski county, Va
where il was seen by The writer, standing
in one corner Of hI' pirlor. II stlnds
erect, and seems 20 baye died with It's arms
lied behind and fas ened to the side OF the
cave. How IL got In the cave, and how
long II hid been there, no one kno vs..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
The SITUATION REVERSED.
A Mexican officer Arrested for Tur-
der In Texas.

\ Laredo CTeXa-j telegram SAYS: Tlt
arrest Of IN officer q the Mexican army
w:s made here to.day that is likely % cause
4 GOOD deal OF tr0gblc before the.m1'tcf {,
settled. The officer in question i Capt1!n
Rafael PInalc, Of the regular army. lie
came over on the Texas side on s'cI1'
pleasure bent. and was r~cogniz q
bv DEPUTY. sheriff YSliSas n the
c,Ficcr who. seven wears ago, shot
and killed De erter from the Mex AN
army. The unique side Of The case arises
from Tie circumstances under which TIE
killing took place. The murdered M "a
was undoubt sdly Mexican. hut be bad
gained the American side % the RIO Gri1i'
in his efforts 70 escape from the tyranny Of
the /, gular MtXic.n army service. Jd-t a'
the Wretchcd fUoitive had guned The
Texas bank CaTtlin then L'eutcrl7D P-
male appeared on the McN'can side oi the
river In pursuit. n d, raising hl> Nnche'-
tef. fred across The rver, killing The a.
Scrter in re presence OF several Am'rr
cars. among whom was lgliSlas- The pre'-
ont tleputy.shcrifl. Accordiny TO Intern.
tiopal law. p recently developed in the
discussion Of the Cutting -, captain
PHI. e.. although he stood on the MeNieln
side Whon he cred tlc >ho,. Is amen13le y
the law, Of TeXI>. and must an
swer the charge OF wilful murder. Pin 81
H., influential friends and viii maze a
strong fight for bis liberty, and Will %
dodht appeal TO hi. Government 10 c,ue -
hi> relief. This j the Cutting Gaze simply
reversed. CuliBg fred q libel into thc
state q chihuahua. while Pinlle fred 4
bullet into Texas. Pinale wa lodged In
iml. protesting tina! the arrcstlng Olive
lad 10 jurisdiction whatever Ia tie pre-
miss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW YoRA STOCK mARxEy.

NHW IOkns OttoDcE Ss-A 0cf0 W. ~ 8sn -
o ~, usitJoD Oh TIE steca hxcuspss Ia :
ing The flood Of unfavJrsb be tumors. which
esme chiefly from the West. the general
D.s'ktt wss firm throughout the morning
houis Later, when the hope that some
thing definite would be accom- pltshed at The
meeting at The Grand Central depot 10
day WIS given up, pricts declined aud the
lowest igures were rrsehe6 10 the last
bour. The market clo,ed nrm on . rally
heading Was the principal feature In
uading, but followed the cocfse OF the gene
Tsl MARKET. Wesfern Union was ttroog
after the announcement that CorbiD would
inter the directory, the belief being that
CON promise of some sort 10 the telegraph
business would epsue. The opening was ir.
regular, the difference between last eve
nings final figures and the first prices this
morning ranging from decliuesof 10 al.
YBDces OF a like amount New England
Was the prominent exception, being
higher. Reading and New England were
the features OF early srading, the latter be-
ing specially strong. The general market
IVES barely firm. After the inst hour oil
business II became quiet, and la the after
noon prices sageed of throughout the list
the notable exceptions beirg Nickel-Piate
stocks Indiana Bloomington and Western
and western Union. The market rallied 10
the last half hour and closed nrm. great
"a siority OF the active stocks tonight are
lower. Manhattan being down Ia and New
England. Union Pacific. aud wabash pre-
tered / each Others fractional amounts
1here we're a few fractional advances. con-
spicuous among which were Western Union
CauRda south rn and Texas Pacific trust
receipts. Sales, 324 600 shares.