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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

choice. a. sonf7. Wheat ynsc. lover sud asses.
options irregular aud sl,saxe. lover. cIoslng
weak: No. rcd. October closing st si.G: No
vemoer CLOSING ~ si.ns5s: Deceabor, slf0xs
f1.i3L. Corn KaAc. lower sad wesk optto6s
hsifc. lover and voak Octoser, 1lsls,iXe.:
November. bixa5gSc. Data easier: options
dull, askc lover, and weak; october. tg4c.:
November, 3Dssao4 20: December sika3lsc
No spos, 9Ks5ic Hope slow; stat. etxsle.
Coffee--Optioss closed steady ard 5sS points up;
october. sit eDafiiss. November. titSstiLfc;
December tf&oOasiAls: sp0s RIO ngm. sngsr
quiet; refined stcaiy. hoissses ncmiok. hico
FIRM. Petroleum steady and quiet: refined, no.
Cotton seed ai DUH faiiOw dali; prime eity,
5Ss5kd Rosin quiet TnrpcniiBe higher AMI
setive. closing ~ 81 sfihc. Hides nfm. Wool
firm AMI quiet PoTx dali aud stoady. Beef
hrm Cutmeats sseadT and quiet hld5les
steady. lard aboat steady: western steam,
fa50; city steam. o.. October. s9S1 ffeighs
stronger cotton, bIei.; gram. $40.
CHtcAeo.
CgfcLao. October fa.--The cseh aaotsilons
we're: Flour dun; holders AJAX tbo former prizes,
but the decline In whoAt has taken the buycrs
out 81 tho MARKET No. 2 spring wheat. tiesa
ti0q; No rod. ti0sAafl.O9. No zcorn, t3sc.
No. oats, 2iifc. Aesspork as Lard, g.
Short-rfe. s. 81: shouiiclr, S. s2s.atS55: short
clear. 90 lgSasp.25. Nbiskey, si.10
Tholsoding tasures ranged a. follows.
Op<alAI lff1Ass. CLosf1l
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rsIerrnnhic Flashes.

Three thousand customs officers went on duty
in Hamburg city yesterday. The populace Is
iubiiant
Blaine addressed large audience at New
Albany, Indiana, last night apparently 10 their
satisfaction.
Rev. n. strauss, Of Cincinnati. OHIO. COM
miited suicide BY blowing ont his brains IN Cea-
trsl PARK, New ork. yesterday evening.
The sultan OF Morocco will send an embassy
10 the United states 20 complain among other
things Of the conduct OF Reed Lewis, United
States Consul a. Tangier.
Professor A. Percher. for forty years professor
OF English aud modern languages 10 Charleston
IS " College. died yesterday morning. lie Uas
an eminent scholar ana contributor 10 the
literary journals VI tho country.
james 4. T0wndens, chairman Of the Ohio
State Commitiee. introduced The Judge a. me
mex Yice-president and Judge Thurman told me
crowd - II you Democrats o. Indiana do your
duty and give US this state, that may twn out
W ben
Judge Thurman left Cincinnati YESTERDAY
morning for shelbysills, Ind, 70 atiead a'ni9
Democratic barbecue. Al GEeensbufg sevsrel
hundred persons were In SaifiUg. impatienIy
calling for Judge Thurman, whose appearances
at the rear platform was greessd win cheers.
Judge Sawyer announced his decision IN me
United states Court yesterday Ia san Francisco
Iu Two lsses under tie Chinese exclusion asf.
The Court holds that tbs acs - constitutional ard
nat lls provisions apply % Chinese nos IN port
on shipboard. 10 tEoso 90 the way rom China, ana
% thoes stiii in CANA Il b estimated mat this
decision win efIecf about saA0 Chinese.
n IL
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Aer,ons conn,c. tu Chicago.

CmcAoo, October l5.---Notwithstand-
ing the settlement of the street-car
strike, q rather serious conflict occurred
this morning about three blocks from
Garfield avenue barns between mob OF
strikers and new men who were running
out cars. The first car was run out and
proceeded on It's way without event.
The next six cars were then run out, aud
had proceeded TO Centre street, when the
mob rushed from an alley near by and
made a savage assault upon the new dri-
vers and conductors. Stones and missiles
were hurled through tho air and several
OF the mob pounded the men and en-
deavored to drag them of the cars. A
hand-to-hand struggle then ensued. Cap
tain Scaack was noLliied OF the trouble
and with twenty-five men at once started
for the scene. The mob, which had evil
IDENTIFY vented its spite, ran away when
the police appeared. Several of the con-
duotors ami drivers were hurt pretty Sc
verely. The new men say they recog-
nized the men III the mob rs the strikers.
The trouble arose through the fact that
new men retained were concentrated at
the Gardeld-avenue barns and we're the
only men running ears from that point
After the assault On tue new men this mora
Ing President icrEoa issued a note o. the OH
employees, Ia which he sald that under tho
agreement ono Of the N0rth-si1e barns and part
Of another were 20 be SGT aside for the new mon
that none u the Old men had been discharged,
but "a there are not places enough Tor al the
men, both old aud neE. they decided that the
strikers would have 10 share The places left for
the returned strikers among Ia emselyes as best
suited them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
Lams.ion want. a Voice ,u the Matter

Professor John NJ. Langston. the
colored Independent Republican candi-
date for Congress in the Fourth
district, while in the city n day
or two ago called on Mr.. NJ. /.
Pleasants, United States Commission
II and Chief Supervisor, aud said that
be would like to have some say IN the
appointment Of supervisors in his dis
trict. Mr. rloasants replied that he
would withhold tho appointments long
enough to give Langston time to appeal
10 Judge Hughes Tor the decision Of the
question.
Under the law there are to be two SUI
peryisors one Republican and one De-
mocrat-at each precinct, and the whole
matter hinges upon whether Langston,
who is not recognized by Malone and
the party machinery as IA Republican,
will be considered rs such by the Court.
Langston will hardly be allowed to name
any OF the supervisors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUEsDAY OCTOBER 49, 1888

for tho calm, dignifod, and competent
manner in which he portrays the I'M
sympathetic and cruel character.
1.-The World Against Her was both
popular and critical success, and all
who saw it hast night, we are confident.
will endorse the above expressed opin-
ion.
The play will be repe4ed tonight and
at the matinee to-morrok. The 1.-TWO
Orphans will DO the play tomorrow
night, which concludes Miss Claxton's
en0aCement,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

addressed an enormous crowd at the
Opera House to-day and created the
greatest enthusiasm. The Bristol band
furnished music, and 1t was splendid
day for tho Democrats The speakers
held the crowd for FIVE hours well and
created a fine impression. l.. q. Houk,
OF Tennessee. and Il. s. Blair spoke to a
fair crowd OF Republicans and Demo
Gratis in the courtbouse. The Republic
cans seemed disappointed in their speak
ers Houk advised his hearers TO vote
as they shot. Count Smyth safe for
Buchanan and Democratic by good
majority.
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irIItNiai tf''t AIh 10 mo i'i't'A'rt'si
ASHLAND. October ll.--pOlitics has taken quite
% Boom il thr irst lev days, aud now that our
people aia 90 b, a,Airrssei by Governor Lee anu
Nr. Wisr ou Wednesday al The courthouse We
can 4qfeiy say Ina. the campaign has started
Ou Thursday evening our town people viii also
hear tha I-tues of the coming light discussed al
thc TuNu Han by Colonel Elicit. OF Richmond,
sui tho same evening Democratic CLUB Will be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
KentuekY Races.

hy toIegl hph % VIC UIsPhVOH'I
LEXINGTON, KY., October l5.-Ihe
racing of the Kentucky Association to-
day was through Il slough of mud caused
by continuous rain since last night.
First race-six furlongs Cataipa won ;
Stuart second, Bluostone third. Time,
1874.
Second race-one mile-Famine won ;
Bridgelight second, Lizzie l.. third.
Time, :4Sl.
Third receive furlongs-Princess
Bowling won; Zulu second, Adrienne
third Time, l;05s.
Fourth race-t thee quarters OF mile
Hindoocraft won King Regent second,
Sir Edward third. Time, l;2O!.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Fail from n Box Car - Hastings
Coart-Personsh &c.

Mr.. Alexander w. Farley met with
quite a painful though fortunately not
very serious accident yesterday after
noon. MIR. Farley is a carpenter by
trade. lives at the corner Of Tenth and
Everett streets, and works at the Dam
vile shops. About 2;30 o'clock while
he was standing on the walking
board on top OF a box-car in the
shop-yard another workman without
knowing that Mr.. Farley was standing
on the plank turned ii over and he was
thrown to the ground, falling on some
car-wheels, trucks, &c, bruising himself
severely. He was taken home aud the
company's surgeon, DIR. Brock, sum
moned. He found the patient suffering
from bruises. but there were no broken
bones nor were thore any serious inJu-
Ties.
HUsTINds COURT.
The October term of the Hastings
Court commenced yesterday. and the
special grand jury brought in the follow
ing true bills OF indictment Ralph Car
ter (colored), feloniously breaking and
entering the dwelling house of Miss
Whitehead and stealing two jars and
sundry other articles NJ. Cohen and Is.
Gddstein, peddling goods without IL
cense. This last case will be tried to-
day. The grand jury was adjourned for
the term, aud the Court spent the re-
mainder of the days session in the con-
sideration Of chancery matters.
THE SCHOOLS.
Mr.. s. ". Weisiger, chairman of the
Joint Committee on School Buildings, in
conversation with a Dispatch reporter
YESTERDAY. said that the colored building
could hardly he gotten ready for occu-
pancv before the lst of November. The
building for white scholars is nearly
finished and the desks have been put into
il. but work on the one for colored
scholars has not progressed so well
PERSONAL, &C.
Mr.. George 7. Kinsey, of Baltimore,
formerly Of this city, Is visiting friends
here.
Miss Green, Of Mecklenburg, is visit
ing Nlrs. Or. $. l.. Ingram.
Miss Mary Klein, Of Pottstown, Pa, Is
the guest OF Mrs. NJ. r. Lloyd.
Sergesnts Tomlinson and Hulce were
in the city Yesterday looking up some
criminals, hut Did not find them.
The Tuesday German Club will give
their third entertainment at Cersley 8
Hall tonight, and 1t promises to be q
pleasant affair.
MIR. Thomas T. Marshall and Misses
Mamie and Eva Marshall, Of Salem, are
visiting the family OF Or. Thomas H..
Mathews, on Twelfth street.
Miss Green, Of Maryland, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. A. ID. ShotweIl,
returned home yesterday.
There will be Democratic speaking in
the First Ward tonight The speakers
hal not been decided upon yesterday.
The Notwithstanding season begun
Yesterday, and number of gentlemen
from this city went ont to Chesterfield
TO ENJOY the sport Of shooting the tooth
some bird.
Mr.. Drswry Coalter, Mr.. st. John
Coaller, Mrs. Coalter, and Miss Amelia
Coalter, of WestOyer, and Miss Julia
Terril, of King William, are visiting
Mrs. d. l.. Pulliam on PortA street
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A rIocLaae o. Rejecisd wheat

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, October 10
There is blockade OF 1000 ears OF re-
ieeted wheat here. The elevators refuse
e accept it and the stuff stands on the
track. The roads have now agreed 10
LEI their cars go east OF here II the
charges are prepaid.
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ns.leacn ga wl.nsat Yeoa.

nv AngiO-Americhn caote q ute Ui5pat'h.l
LoNDoN, October l5.-Adyiees from
Samoa Of the date OF October "a state
that Mileatoea's psTtisans Ind burned
Tamesese's residence sud were bosieging
his adherents at Mulini Point The
latter were without feed and water aud
the Germans wero trying to supply them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
preEnaNp LIyg-srocK xAaxHr,

ocroBxR lA--Rsce,ps: 07s bead Of cattle, 4ci
sheep, aud 80 hogs.
sales: 5s4 he4a Of cattle, sos sheep, and So
DOgA
Prices:
gOoa, IS ase. gross; common 10 fair, ~ 70 o.
gross.
sbeep-24aikc gross
Hogs-7ssc. nsL
BuIls-ih agasc. groaa
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nANSGsLE'
fractured his AkulI-ShOt and DAN
Eerous,y wounded.

GfNVANfH
special telegra.n 70 the Dispaich.l
DANymLE, Va, October l5.-Ioster-
Day morning in a skirt Of woods near
north Danyille james b. Harris and two
companions we're lying down on the
pFound, when Frank Payne came and
tapped Hartis on the head with stick.
Haitis complained. and Payne then dealt
lim blow which fractured the skull and
hurst an artery. Hartis is in preea-
nous condition aud will probably die.
ls,ne vas arrested this morning
Al the Danyille and New-kiyer juno
t'on, Eve miles from here, Henry Gum
taot and seriously wounded George
blackwell Both are oolored youths
and Il IL claimed the shooting was acct
dental
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Hsw Yoss. October h.--cctton quiet: sales,
aI7 bales: also. last wec< NOT before reported.
h413 bales for consumption and &753 bales Tor
export; uplAaas, elii1e.; Orleans. i&ioe- +;
net receipts to-day. ID. - taies: exports--to
Great Britain. 2sro tales, 10 he tonsinsnt
t.lgz pales /; ssoek. fsxis ba,eeI southern nopT
anll; common TO fair extra 50. 75ssLso. good 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
ANew EnilroRa Liue.

The Richmond and Danyile Railroad
Company viii now take Durham and
Henderson passengers Uin the new line.
The train leaves the Richmond and Dan
Vile depot here at $40 p. III. and ar.
riyes at oxford at $50 p. VI. at Hem
derson at $3.50 P. NJ. and at Durham at
IO.3O T. Nj.
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fBy telegraph to no bispascl.l
CAMP PERRY.
se,xed nr. uarksuzio,s Roak.

(By Anglo-Amcricao cable % the Dspatch.l
BgRLus. October l5.-torty thousand
copies OF Dr. Mackcnzie's book have
been seized by the police Of Leipsic.
The police are visiting the book-shops III
this city and are selling all copies OF Dr.
Mackenzie's book wherever they are
found.
BERLIN, October 15.-The somi-Ofii-
cial papers abuse Or. Mackenzie's book
in unmeasured terms. They do not at
tempt, however, to refute his statements.
The French Government has issued an
order forbiddlDg the reception Of foreign
officers il the military colleges of
France, and also forbIddIng their service
in the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
NEW YoKK STOCK MARKET.

NEW Y0RK, October lA-The stock market was
dull hn5 weak to-day, the rallies being slgnt
and Of short duration, while the movements IN
the ltsts-except ia a few leading slocks-Nere
ANAL and generally unimportank The pressure
was principally against the grsngers, which we're
sold on tho gloomy views OF tho situation taken
by the vice president OF tho Northwestern rad,
which induced The bears and leSdots who have
again gone over 70 lower figures Ia make drive
a. these stocks, although there was some selling
for foreigners and some l0ng st0cs Was thrown
over by smah holders, who have grown saed OF
carrying their load. Dealings, however, we're
almost entirely professional. the disposition 70
operate being very small among The more ~
fuental class u spectators. Among she acuSe
List i.AckawHunS New Eoghnd, aud Nissouri
Pacific showed markcd weakness at times ana
all are materially lower tbs evcaiRg ON very
moderate business. CottOn-oi WAS SIN moro
active than NJ any time on the present rise. aud
reached higher figures than Tor many months
The active list Is amos, invariably lower ms
evening. and AtchisOn lost 81: Burlington and
Quincy, IL. Missouri Pacific, New England, ana
81 Paul, ~ eacn: Northern Pacific preferred and
Lackawanna, = each, and Richmond ana West
Poiut preferred, por cent Total sales, if2uOO
shares.
hkW YORK October ls-Ao0h-stocks dull
ard steady. Money easy a. ya.E. Exchange
Long, 49,: short. a. Governments dnh anu
steady.
ErsRiRg.--Exchapge duh and steady. Money
easy st aa3N per cent Sub-Ireasury oal-
Snces-Coin. fi,6 5OJ0oJ; currency. siS'e'AWI
Governments duh and weak iort per cents AZ
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ROnds Accepted.

WASHINGTON, October l5.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated 81, 047, 600.
Accepted, $3.50, 100, all Il per cents, at
10Sl
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GRAIH AND COTTON ExCHAHgx
RICHMOND. October Is 1881
au.nur.-lL


WHBAr.-3s6S bpshels
CORs.-l.iS bushelA
OATs.-i.1OJ Bushels.
hYE-l0O bushels.
sALgs REP0BTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Wni,e. bushels fair ~ g. 10. Long
berry, "a bushels very good a. 81 10; go DisGels
very good a. fl.l3; 80 bushels gOod al si - ~
buspels fair a. n. 10; 10 bushels common ~ 90.
Mixed. ~ bushels prime AZ tl.ls 7s bushels very
good at tl.l5. shOrtberry, 10 ooshsls t0r seed
on private terms: 81 bushels yesy gooi at sll3:
100 bushels good a. siR; 10 bushels f1ir al
az 10; 6s bushels CANNON at si.o2. foLsi sales
Of wheat 1870 bushels
Offerings to-day Of wheat As6s bushels; same
DAY las year, az bushels. sgies IO-day Of
wheat 1870 bushels: same day last year, i,59i
DushelA Offerings 20 far tbs sesson, 4a-,2lO
bushels ? same day last seasOn, fSi.525 basteis.
Extreme range Of prices today, DC. % ti.ls;
same day last yosr. 70 10 Sc.
CORS.-Whits, i19 bushels very good a. yc
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RALTTaoaE eTOCK MAaKEr.

BALTIMORE, ND, October lA-yirgipia io4Os,
81 bid; DO. new go. G4k a6tA Baltimore and
Ohio stock, So Cincinnati, Washington and Bal
tmoro SIS. 90 d a99 do. sda, Z! asked; do So
rs asked. consolidated gas bonds. lOoAlOo'i
DO. STOCK, 5iS s52
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nnrrInrs 81 Nswport News.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. October 10, 1888
Burglars broke into tho store OF George
Bnrcher on Saturday night AID stole goods 10
tlo amount o. about {lJD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

[By telegraph p lhe DIspatch. J

[By telegraph 10 tho Dispatchl
WAsHIsGrox, October Ia The Comp
troller Of Currency to-day authorized the
First National Bank OF Eutaw. Ala, 70
begin business With capital OF $50, OoV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Philadelphia;
Athletics. ...........2 U Z U U d
Ueyelands ..........l : D U 10
Base hits Athletics, 3 Clevelands, j.
Errors-Athletics, 2; Cleyelands, o.
Batteries weighing and Townsend ;
O'Brien and Mcclure.
Brooklyn:
Brooklyns. - 0 0 0 3 0 x-6
Brooklyns, 6 Baltimores, &.
Errors Brooklyns, 8; Baltimores, 4.
Batteries-H Hughes and Clarke; kilroy
and Fulmer.
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Kansas City game post
poned on account of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

DROAD-STREEf OPERA HOUSk,
ID ONs WKgK. COMMENCING
MOADAf. oG1oBsk tafh
T.s,ss, sad chlldrna's Hattsee WEDNESDAY,
AMI sAfl kllAl.
BELLS ORIGINAL ROYAL hAhsosff
Prom CRYSTAL Psisre. LondcIL Zoe, s.slns
pfxsTRkls All dfaffl DuAPyt.
Together via BLISS Syssoe - rescilass spS
ron Eiesapf prascns sIven ~say 81 100
lW sx,k >h9<. wv
Admission Ia - ead. = ceot<
Reserved seats nee On sale AZ ofkhAoaceoA
oci3
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswITH THE
WEATHER INpEcArIoNs.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Exchsngss--Grsia, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and other Quotations
nv ,aIerrnph 70 me Disparh.l

IT3y telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
- WASHINGTON. D. C., October iA-For
| RAIN Virginia, light local rains warmer,
---southorly winds
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roll.leal sr..s.ns 81 nar,ep.

IniloolAI taleGr9tn % lhu UIspfF1+l
MARION, Va, October la-h n.
BsI'ne, eleetor at large, Hon. II. W;
hlourneY. and Hon. James w. Marshall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

by telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
House of Representatives.

Mr.. Dougherty, of Florida, asked
unanimous consent for the Immediate
consideration of Senate Joint resolution
relative to a conference TO be held to in
quire into methods for the suppression
Of yellow-feyer.
MIR. L. b. Taylor, of Ohio, objected,
and reiterated bis statement that no more
legislation should be enacted during this
session.
TheSpeaker proceeded to call the states
for the introduction Of bills and resolu-
tons. When Alabama was called Mr..
Wheeler, of Alabama, offered the follow
ing for reference
Whereas tue Senate OF the United
States has reported bill to revise the
tax laws, which bill is more oppressive
to the masses of people and more IN the
interest Of monopolists than any mea-
sure ever proposed to any legislative
body OF which We have record there
fore be 1t
Resoired. That the Democratic mem
bers of this House pledge themselves to
continue their efforts 10 defend the
people against this unequal, unjust, and
unwiss legislation, which, if enacted into
law, must inevitably check and limit the
fate OF American products in foreign
countries, stimulate aud strengthen the
operations of combinations and trusts,
and uolang, il NOT perpesuase, the sub
iection OF the people to the sxaetions OF
accumulated capital aud the Democratic
members of this Congress Will MAINTAIN
the contest upon this floor until victory
10 won or the duties with which thsy
have haAn shsrsad hy the peonle lanse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

A certain means OF happiness Is TO
keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup IN every
family.
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NRw YoRK cnrroN FurunEA
ILygRPooL COTTON MARKEr.


LIVERPOOL. October ij~AooH.--l'usine-s good
at hardening rates: up'Bnds, h'fLl Orleans,
b7,i. sales, l20oO bales speculation and export,
g0O1 bales: recoipta 1905 dee hnirrin 40, lu.sO
bales. Futures steady; Oct0nr. 8 ~ 6ia3 lSoid. +.
Octohor and November, Dbla' sldfl kossm-
Der and Docemner. - 6iti December aud lsn-
nary, > 22-6il. January and teursfy. s.oid.;
February and March, 20 cfs3 s36ii., nhrrh
and Apfl. o 3l-gsd. Nheal quiet aud demand
uo0r; holders offer ir0oiy com q1tot lat
etesdy; demand pO0r.
sP M-sales American. 90 tales; October.
l3-6id., buyer; October aud November.
3 gS-64d.. buyer; November aud pocemoaf,
o % 8ii seilsr: Dccembar aud January AMI
January ana Februsfy, x Gih.. selior: Feen,,
AIRY and March. 4l-6iL. puyer, aarch aud
April. 8 gi-6id., seller: April and Nay s-dti.
seller; May and June, 0 s'-o4d., seiisE. Futures
steady.
y. M-October, le-Gid.. setter; October
aud November. 2s-oid., soilsr' November
and December, g3-6ld-. soilev Decsinbef s'Id
January and January ana FebrVarY si-old.,
buyer; February and Nsn'h. o ygbd, rcilsr:
Msrch aud A9vii, 2t-ea1. sellor, hpril and
May, b e6-0li., seller: HAY And June. N-Sbi.,
buyer. Futures closed barely steady.
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raot while neaiiag out -iiicit Wits
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fsro-rl telegram 90 the nI.ratrhl
CuI.rl.r Elba, Va, October d.
A. % O'Clock Saturday night Captain
Ianes T. Miller orr magistrate, was
cll.l from ts bed 10y ihe announce
ru,rt t.at wlte m4u md been shot 10
u..I4 s. for walking about Two miles
Dare r.ma upon a cIoupe oil men cils-
Nn.I about % wounded man lying upon
I.. Ground when Che mau was qI,s-
,.ad ss 90 VlJ ho WAS be replied !;
" rover Cleveland This proved to
"a nom Qr ptuWD under which he Ind
ga selling Illicit wmskey. by per
ng, however. tine magistrate asccr-
au.I the following facts The fellow,
muci Hodges. had "a barrel of Nmskey
.. 10 nviue of the mountain. Notice
t..I uccu given m town that the wins
a.g WAS there, and crowd of ne
uues about tWcuty in number with
Oao white man, had gone ont
lodges had been serving the whiskey
cont. and was STOPPING over the barrel,
wien suddenly without provocaiiou he
was shot al twice from behind, ono bali
striking him III the back and raging
ur0und into the bowels, Anegro named
Nhaier Haidcn was also shot IN the arm.
Ilodees's wound is probably fatal To-
day Preston James and the Shove-named
negro were before the magistrate and
sent ON the grand jury.
Judge Staples went TO Salem last night
and spoke AT Salem TO day, tins being
I.oanokc County Court day.
Major J.. HoEe Tyler has just returned
homo from thorough canvass in the
Ninth district. lie reports the chances
ct Duchanan'S election a. fine.