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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Personal.

The Marquis dc Tallegrand- Perigord re-.
Gently won $40, 0OOat Monte Carlo. lie played
the limit, 9, 400, at each bet. His vile Is an
American.
King Otto OF Bavaria's latest development
Of mania is TO imagine himselia black cat.
Ills demented Majesty now moves round on
all iours and calls loudly for live mice.
ii YIN Doc, the ex.TaI-Ping rebel and
Black Flag, who died on Mott street, New
York, last week, Is SAID 10 have amused a
fortune OF $4,000 Ia the laundry and gro.
cerY business.
Francis Il. King.Hal, the plucky news
paper correspondent who wrestled so sue
ces,iully with ycllOw.ieyer in Jacksonville,
is an Englisman aud the son OF Admira Sir
william King-IIall, distinguished British
naval officer,
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MORTON'S AGENTS.
ATTEMPTS TO BuLLDozg DEMOCRATS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
CAsrmSn whitaker on the Alsr, and R..sv
for Thsm-Emissaries ISaamiag
the Negroes.
special Telegram {, Tho D,.p,,o,

RumGE. November 2-The consaoo,.,
circular sent out by Chairman Esyes. ~ ~
Sole Republican Committee. by mistsi,e go,
'nio the hapds OF Democratic INSTEAD NJ Ra
Mhioau polhholders a. intended. A pcyoo-
Gltc puil'bolGcr sent COPY Of the eircn.
ler today 10 Chairman Whitaker. Of IN.
pmocrailc state Committee. with the 70
mars thai Chairman Eves cannot b,lidoSa
AMI inumldatc the Democrats Of Nor,b Co..
}0a and prevent them from doing their
honest duty and voting the Deuooerstic
fflci from Cleveland down. CIV
F1vcs IN ihis circular. which vour cor.
rc.gundOnt read, saws he has EMPLOYEES
aisS~er Of Pinkerion detectives To % into
CF:s1 or ten counties With instructions 70
leop 90 eye on the Democratic registrar
tad n0.l-holders. Chairman Whitaker has a
frc corps Of detectives under his instrnc'
Nons who ere closely shsdowlng Eayes's 40.
fcriycs. and for weeks he has been receiving
dq's reports ~ their tax and movements
IYen the cipher dispatches Of these rascols
gro known 70 Chairman Whitaker, and
nfy a1d thelT employers are Already
,l danger Of The penitenuary. Il IS
"a 90 the greatest difficulty that Chairman
whitaker has been able 10 prevent these 40.
t-rvcs from being ridden on rats and given
.el'> ~ tar and feathers. some OF these
rai'fal detectives have gone 50 far as 10 I'D.
r..e fhe negroes 20 set fire 10 the houses Of
white Democrats. There Il much excite.
1ari here toby over this natter. Two
i'rr Of these emisssries arrived here tins
morning. They were constantly watched
ana uo action Of theirs was unobseryed
Cre was snoiied NJ Henderson last night and
followed here. One OF these men eit this
afternoon for New York, n detective
sr.ompinying him 10 see that he
got out Of The state. Thus far these agents
o. Morton have been heard from at six
pisces IN the Stale.
Reports from Forsythc county to-day say
t'ai TIE negroes are pouring In there and al
tempting 90 register fraudulcntv.
a report from Richmond county saws
" the negroes ere beginning TO Re very much
u0lmed, and fear We VIII have 20 fight or
nr run over. The kA@csis are threatening
lcrcgistrsrs Of election"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
a Nsvo, order Revoked.
fpv telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, November 2.-Tbe steel
cruiser Boston arrived at Kingston, Jamaica,
last night. Accordingly Commodore har-
mony. the Acting Secretary OF the Navy, de-
cided 10 revoke the orders sending the Rear
sarce. now LYING in the dock at Portsmouth,
va, 10 protect American interests 10
Hayti, and TO order The Boston there IN her
stead. orders were Therefore sent 70 ueI
commander 10 proceed 10 foIt au rfleee
without delay. and DO all ID DIS powsI "
preserve tie safety OF American res,usn St,
there ia case Of trouble arising out OF 'uA H
Governments recent seuon IN selzlhs 'uo
steamer Haytien Republic Iue run ito.,
It,n'.s,on 10 port au Prince will take about
,n'a,ye hours whereas il would be at least =
'nonth before the Kearsarge could reach the
latter port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
THE RICHMOND DIspArcH-sATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1888

pack the last Of September. are safe. The
brasher ~ one OF the vessels that started on
The relief expedition as soon A. the news OF
the distress Of the other whsers was brought
90 Ounalaska. The Brasber could not Ret
near the endangered vessels on account OF
the Ice, but on October 81, after the vessels
had been imprisoned pine days. a gale
sprung up and the Ice began to crack. Tue
whaling captains took The drst opportunity
TO release their vessels. aud In day or TWO
all were safely out Of the ice aud on their way
10 the whaling rendezvous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
A Dorau,tlnw neaI Estate Agent.
pv telerrnph to tho Dispatcn.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
BOsrON, November 2.-lIcrDert l.. Crit
chett, aged thrty.three, Of the brm OF
Daniels 4 Critchett real estate agents and
audioneers, has disappeared, leaving large
deficit I'm his accounts with the firm
amounting, II Is said, 10 $4,000. Critchett
had full cbsrgc Of the books OF the firm, and
supervised It's financial affairs. Mr. Daniels,
the senior member oi the firm, Is unable to
ten the condition Of affairs Al present, but
thinks his personal loss will be $1,000. Inc
firm collected the rents Of between 300 and
400 houses. and Critchelt is known to he
some q, 900 short on these rents. Experts
are al work on the books.
Forbes, president OF The National Bank oil
Redemption. has made an assignment for the
benefit OF his creditors. The amount of ms
liabilities IL not known. Forbes has been
dealing heavily in real estate OF late, but was
not engaged in any other business. lie re-
signed his position As president OF the bank
at noon to-day. The bank Is In no way IN
VOlyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
North Carolina news Notes.

special telegram 70 tho Dispntch.l
B,LEGH. \. G.. November 2.-Captain
So. l.. TAYLOR died last night at his home.
Twelve miles from NewbcTnc. He wss BY
ATih A NTeinian. bat had lived IN North
carolina many years. lie was the first man
tY run a steamer up COntent0ea river.
AZ Wilmington lat night atwO-slory frame
building was destroyed by an incendiary
fire. The hose Of The engines was cut IN
several places. The NaYOr offered reward
-o.day for The parties who cut the hose.
Mention has been made that the Third
uariy Is working In conjunction with the
Republicans. TIE Third party Is deyotlng
much time 10 a special canvass Of the eastern
counties winch The Republicans have left uu-
c1nva-sed. Wherever the Third-party
speakers 20 they proclaim the tariff question
IS au absolute humbug.
II is reported that a. j.. Holion, Of Yad-
kin county. has been supplied by Morton
wuh DOODLE for use IN the Eighth congress
s.onal district.
There were two distinct shocks Of earth
quake in Iredell county day before yester-
saV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Ten Years, work OH On Engraving


Rudolnh Stang. Of Dusseldorf, has lately
COMPLETED, after more than ten years work.
A copper. plate engraving OF Leonardo da
VInci's great freSco. II is believed that this
is the first time the famous picture has been
directly studied by the engTaver. Raphael
Morghen's splendid engraving was made
from drawing OF copy OF the original
paiuting. and all other plates issued
since its publication In 1900 have been
more or less limitations OF It. The history
II Morgben's work is instructive. The monks
at CastelaZZO hearing Of the fame cf the fires.
co I'm the refectOry 81 the monks 81 Santa
Maria dele GraZle, at Milan, commissioned
Marco dOggiono, a pupil Of Leonardo, to
paint them a copy for their refectoTY. But
beng himself distinguished artist he could
hardly be expected 10 abstain from introdu-
cling some variations OF his own. A draw
ing OF OggionO's copy, which was In lar
better preservation than the original, was
made for MOrghen by Malteini, hiu-
self an excellent artist, who was
more intent on the artistic perfection
of his work than on its fidelity tO the orlgi-
nal. Then came the engraYer, who is cred
tied with having produced 4 work OF con-
summate technical excellence, but which
cannot claim 10 be an exact reproduction OF
Leonardo's picture. Stang betook himself
10 the spot, stHdied the fresco in iis present
state, and made use OF all available sketches
and original sketches made by the painter for
bis work. some Of which were TO be found
in England. The result is what he be-
lieyes 10 be reproduction in copper OF the
work as 1t came from LeonardO's pencil, ex-
ecuted as perfectly as modern art can effect.
The engraving has been much praised 10y
German art critics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

year. <sslsses January. Aksssc Febrps<y.
fl4as5c. oan dai; southern and pennsyi-
vAnia, s5ay9c. western Thite, Ss3c; vsstsrn
dull q stsgsr. Hay dull; prime 70 choice vest
cru, tf6a3id.ya Provisions unrssneed. Bu,tsr
frn and unchanged. ksr srssrs and nrfo At
zsc. Petroleum quiet; refined, Itc. Coffee
yery frm; bio cargoss, fair 81 l34e sursr
quiet; A soft, IKE; small iosA no: upper.
refined frtn nj iSsisfc. whiskey stesdyi round
lots. si22; iobbins. ti.2oasLH
CHICAGO.
CrcAsa November 1--The cash duotstions
were: Flour quiet and unchanged No. lsprips
wheat, fl.I3k; No. . rcd. si-i3H. No corn,
3sAc. No. . oats, sstsc. Aesspork. $3.50 Lard,
tAi5. Shortribs, H4: shoulders. 81; sSort-
clear. fSi2H. Whiskey. ti.M
The Leading failures rAnsed 80 follows
0psssaI Hdsssl cfssfs1
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NnahrIiIe Rncaa.

10y ltlcEFoPA W N-Ao AfinRtA'-A~l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 2-Abou
1000 people witnessed an excellent day
racing to-day. Dyer broke the record 10 th'
third race, making one mile aud seventy
yards in 1:i0i
First race-nine furloBgs-Eigbt to Sever
won; Hypocrite second, Balance third
Time, 1:563
second rsce-six Allahren'
won; Remni second, Zoollte third. Time
l:i6.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
Dyer won; Erebus second, Woodcrait third
Time, 1:46I
Fourth race-fVe iurlongs-Holland won
Mediator second, Jim Jordan third. Time
l:O4.
Fifth receive furlODgs-Morna won
Waiter second, McMurtry third. Time
I:OG8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
opportunity 10 Exercise the Right
of suffrage.

IHy Telegraph ~ tho A''fs'N-'i
WASHINGTON, November ACTING POST
master General Knott to-day issued The iol-
lowing: 49,.
Ordered: I'm answer 70 numerous com
munlcations addressed to the department
ipomrug whether eection-day (NoVembef
Gin will he observed as holiday III the va.
rlous post-o0ices throughout the Uhl'rd
eral states. the following general order has
been promulgated:
That while elcciion-day cannot he oo-
served a. a holiday In the postoul
throughout the United states, as such OBJ
seryAnce would interfere too seriously WIN
The postal service and the puohc cohVe-
nicuce, all postmasters are instructed, nov,
evcr IN so arrange the public business OF
their respective offices on that day as TO give
fnn opportunity to the employees OF Their
offices 10 exercise their right OF suffrage as
American citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Au.tria's war strength.

TBy Anglo-American cable % the Dispatch.l
VIENNA, November 2.-The new army bills
maintain the war strength at 100000. IL Is
provided thst the Laudwehr shall assist in the
field, the Laudsturn serving for the garrison
and local defence. For the next decade 1t Is
proposed TO recruit for the army and Land
WEIR l2j. 900 men yearly. The term OF service
Is raised to twelve years. Ascend naval re-
serve will be created. The political CORE
spondence approves the proposals as being n
substantial Improvement, without an excess
i've increase IN the cost OF the maintenance
OF the army,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Blaine IN Connecticut.
nv telegraph to the pIspatcn.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, November Al. G..
Blaine and party arrived here at noon. They
were met al the depot By the Young Meas
Republican Club and escorted to tie Green,
where Blaine wss introduced to large aus
dienee by Ex-Governor Harrison. Blaine
spoke for about ten minutes, saying among
other things: "lf Connecticut Is not ready
20 defend the doctrine OF protection, then
she must not expect other people 10 do il for
her. Connecticut is one OF tbe States OF this
Union tSat is probably more largely beue-
fled BY protection than any other State"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Washington Races.

IEV f0IeEfhpl % mo UI7V1I'T'I
WAsnINGT0N, November 2.-The weather
wss good and the track dusty at Ivy City
to-day.
First race-for non-winners, one mile
Telie Doe won; King Crab second, Murray
thTd. Time, la.
Second race-hqndican sweepstakes, one
mile aud a furioug- Bronzemarie won
Bradford second, Boaz thiId. Time, 1854.
Third Tace-pOiomac stakes tor three
year.olds. one mile and a quarter-Badg'
won; BarristeI second, Maraudcr taird
Time, 2:lf.
Fourth race-scyen furlougs -Pasha won
Tbriitless second, Belwood third. Time
1913.
Fifth race free handicap steeplechase oyeI
short course-Hercules won; Braca0aI
second, Killarney third. Time, 3:4s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

TBy Angola American caole to tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, November 2.-The star CT. T.
O'Connor's paper says that Lord salisbury
Is not likely TO listen to demand Tor Zoe
dismissal Of Mr.. Phelps, the United STATES
Minister. In retaliation for Americas treat
ment OF Lord sackville. such step might
DO much harm and could do no good.
All are agreed. it says, that Mr.. Bayarh
courtesy Is scant; but we must not iorge'
that he Is technically right. Lord SackNille's
indiscrelion warrants demand for bis recall:
IL Lord Salisbury's reply to the demand
amounted 10 a refusal there Is GOOD deal
more TO be said for the action OF America
than Englishmen are just now inclined 10
admit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Emperor wtIIIsm-The Republic


by Anglo-Amcrican cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, November 2.-The Post says that
Emperor william does not intend to partici-
pate IN the court shooting parties. No reason
Is given for this determination.
The North German Gazette. commenting
on The French budget, says: The republic
hss grown poor, but all Of its advisers and
guardians have become rich. This explains
why ii IL impossible 10 restore the ruined
state OF the finances of France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Tho New Minister.

by Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, November Hon. MichaeI
Henry Herbert has been appointed BRUSH
Charge d'AGairs at Warrington. Lord
sackyille will come to England Immediately
on leave OF absence. II IA understood that
the Government will allow his case to rest
until after the presidential election.
Herbert has been until now second secre-
tary OF the British Legation at Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
All Along the Iine.

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispstch.l
LONDON. November 2.-Bali0ur. Cbief
Secretary for ireland. addressed Liberal
Unionst conference at Weayerham pton to-
day. He was iubiIant over the Conserve.
tive victories In the municipal elections and
said they proved that Unionism was pro-
crossing. The Unionists were defeating
Gladstoneans even IN strongholds Oh
that PARTY like Leeds. He said the policy OF
the Government was winning all along the
line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

IbI leIegfapu % tIo DI5PstINI
la PORTE, La. November IA cyclone
struck this place at 9 O'Clock last night,
coming from the northwest. Union Hal
was demoi.bed and q large number Of
houses unroOied and blown down, sections
OF the building being carried many blocks
away. Nearly sll Of the stores In the bust
ness portion OF the town suffered great
damage. The residence Of Sanders Walker
was blown To atoms and the children rolled
about on the ground. The mother was Sc
riously hurt. No other injuries are report
ed. The loss on property is $4,000. Re
ports OF damage are coming from all sections
Of the counfV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Editor ss.rer,y IN ops" Meeting

puu.Apsty,uA. November = Tbe Deuo-
cratic eampaign IN this city was closed sal's
evening bs = ma,s.nleeting Of businessmen
held at the horticultural Hail. a. wnlsn ,ss
tsrig and wage questions we're the eoie' VII
Of discussion. Willial0 N. singerly, p.opi I,
etoF Of the philadelphia Record p Issns' ~
the meeting, which was chiefly altsnu'o , ~
merchants and others representing ~" n e.,s
mefcial and Industrial Interests ., Wy 49,
The failure OF senator Eusls, OF L9uis.a ~,
70 reach Philadelphia In time TO sooisss VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Troops al the scene.

TBy telegraph 10 mo DispaIch.I
WINNIPEG. MAN, November 2.-Wednes~
day night the regulars from Fort Osborne
were called out by the Canadian Pacific rail.
road to aid in protecting its property, and
they are now encamped on the SPOT. Asyet
their services have not been required. The
Government has about 200 men on the
ground aud they are busily engaged laying
the track to the west OF the Canadian Pacific,
the material being transferred by hand over
the Canadian Pacific line. They say they
lave no intention Of trying TO force a cross
ing pending the settlement Of the case by the
Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
KATE ROLLA,

To Sing at the Grand Opera iu Paris.
Kate Rolla. the young West Virginian
who last session made a marked success
in Augustin Harriss Italian Opera Com
pany, in London. will be put on proba-
ton at the Grand OPEN in Paris. The
Grand Opera in Paris is the Ultima
THuie OF an opera singers ambition.
The youngest singer thus honored,
whose successful dcbUt at Milan and
more recent artistic achievements at Co
vent Garden, London, have been duly
cabled TO this country, adds another TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
a. AnHlAGEa

NG-wATrs.-narTied, October 81,
fess at GranbY-stteet Methodist church, Norfolk
Va. by the Rev. W. s. Edwards, u. D.. siDNEl
N Is. COuLIIsG, OF Tazswou county. Va. 70
LIMA T.. WAITS. OF Norfolk. Va
COLEMAN-BLANK ENsuiP.--Msrried, az tho
eoyenth-Strest Christian church. Octobor ~,
Issa hy Rev. n G. Cave, MACON II. COLEMAN,
OF Dsnyille, Va, and HATTIE l. BLASkEh-
SHIP, Of this city.
panvile and span tanburg papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
rhnrnnGnIy Aroused.


ISpeclAl telegram 20 tAIV lI4'I
sr,r>roN Va, November 2.-Tne Demo
~ Sen,onstration here tonight was en-,
.sS.S and inspiring. The speech Of
vSv,,sm A Anderson, Of Rockbridge, was
WI, and successful effort, and carried thC
Iar ,a audience AT his will. Judge Seene'
, a. 50 him, and large number o.
Isd,es were present to enjoy the occasion,
o 1,u' Gallant Bumgardner closed The eveling
md the shouts OF the people. Tue eHy
" 'a,t ncrsta county are Thoroughly arouseo'
and we will poll our full strength
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
RumOrea rroabIein Mexico

10y W'I"sIH t''1 - '''7 '7''F7'-7-'-EI
CITY OF MEXICO TIA GALVESTON, Novem-
Der 2.-President Disz, accompanied by bis
Cabinet, arrived yesterday at san Luis
Potosi. A dispatch from Morelia saws that
the Government is impressing men for mill
tsry service. II is rumored that there are
difficulties in the State OF JaIlsco. The
Fourth cayalTy has been ordered there in
great haste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

HARvRY.-Disd, at 3:l5 p. ~, November :,
fss AZ bis residence on tie Brook road, Mr.. J. y.
HARVEY.
Funeral notice IA Sundays Dispateh
RING.-Dled, suddenly on tho ~ instant,
THOMAS j. KING, IA the nfty-seTenth year 0f
his age. ,ruta
MORNING from tho residence OF bis niece,
Mrs.. William 3. Murray, No. zSS0 sAss Grace
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

NEW YoRK, November 2.-rhe National
Democratic Committee has issued the follow
lug address:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Gladstone ana marcourt 40 Appear

fBy AnglO-Amerlcan cable % INC DlspAtch.I
LONDON, November 1T Is stated that
Mr.. Gladstone and Sir William Vernon Hir-
court will be examined before the Parnel
commission in regard TO the statements in
Captain O'Shea's testimony relative to the
Kilmninham treaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
Reward Onerod-Preduce Exchange
Counsel.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch. !

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, November 2.-The New York
Produce Exchange Board Of MANAGERS has
authorized the GratuitY Fund TO oiler re-
ward OF $1,000 for the arrest OF its late
counsel, William K. Foster, Jr.
The law firm OF Baldwin 81 Blackman has
been appointed counsel TO the Produce Ex-
chango.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

[By telegraph % mo Dlspstch-I
MEXICO, November "A Central train
was held up at CaDdelaria on wednesday,
the express forced, aud $4,000 taken. The
passengers were not molested by the rob
bers, who escaped into Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
BALTIMORE srOcg MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Mo. November 2-Yirginis con-
sois. IN asked: do. l0-i0s 80 bid; do. 3'a As65;
Baltimore aud Ohio stock, slagO; Northern Gem
trail, 7lai7; Cinrnnsll Washington aud Baltl-
moro Is, g1A consolidated gas bonds. lOySa
lUyta ; 10. sioch, 5la3lA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
A uighwayman I.ynchsd.


fBY teItBfNpH % tI7V III . -.
Or IorIs. November A speclsl 10 ea'
pes,.nisna.eh from ChTission. w. vs.
es. Tbomas Savers, one Of the negro hisn
s ,sssnep who murdered and robbed W.
ma,tI In Mercer county last sunday, wa
ppsu"st and Iync0ed LOST "Wednesday Night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
GRAIa AND COTTON ExCHAsak
RICHMOND, November 2. 1881
OYFRRlNGs.

oYFRRiNGA
WuR,r.-4,Hs bushels.
CORs.-G51 bushelA
OATs. 10 bushels
RYE-5i3 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO szcRErARY.
WHEAT. White, 20 bushels prime at fl.i5
lss bushels very good at tl.li: - bushels very
good al iL1a. Lougberry. - bushels very good
a. fLl4. ll3 bushels common al sl.O3. Mixed. "
busteis far at tl.09 NnOrtberry, 30 bushels
prime a. fl.I5: go bushels very good Hi u ID:
is5 bushels good A. tl.Il: 100 bushels good ii
III. 10. % bushels lar a. SL0S: 30 bushels COM
mon Al glng; 20 bushels common as sl1; ~
bush ia common =. sl.OA Total sales Oh wheat.
225s bushels.
Offerings to-dny Of wheat, 4,44s bushels: same
day las. year. 6.l2O Duibels. Sales today o.
wheat. g,3is bushels; same day last year. 5.0H
bushels Offerings 20 far this season, 6ls,fSt
bushels; samo umo last year, 514d bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, sl.O3 10 tl.lo;
came DAY last year 81 10 eie.
Coss.-White, 10 busnols good old at &c.; 2
bushels damp pew a. iJc.
O1Ts.-spring. 10 bushels very good sssio.
HYE.-lg bushels good al 5oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
rhe mha,era safc.
[By telegraph 70 mo Dispaie

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2.--rne steam
whslrr BrAsher arrived from the Arctic sea
this afternoon aud brought Information that
the thirteen whaiers, with their crews OF
about 500 men. which were caught In an lee-
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NEW YoRK, November 2-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the lass week number for the United
stats 243 aud for Canada 32-total 80
against pa LAT week,