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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

Politics Getting Little warm-Dis-
pute About Court-HOuse.
Especial telegram 70 tho Disps'ch.l

N"fNNfr' N'fN~ARiA ~ htN bA0fNN'tA
FRspgRicEsBURG, Va. October i5.-Polifics are
growing warm IN this section. Considerable OK
element has prevailed here to-day, and The Cos
eip at me hotels and public places tonight "A
tomo"hAt exciting. Early This morning circii-
lhf signed by o. ID. Foster. chairman Of the Re-
pubhcan party II this city, WAS circulated. an
nouncing that Hon. f. :. Taylor. Of Chicago, and
colonel :. Brown Allen would address the Re-
ppblicans ~ the court house tonight
Several hours later another or -ular, signed by
order 81 The Democratic Executive Committee,
was thoroughly distributed throughout the town.
announcing that General Charles X Hooker. Of
Mississippi would address tho democratic az The
four~hOuHe. A conference 81 The exc futivo
committees ~ both liticai parties was then
held AMI die 'usson a. 70 who had the RICH Of
he courthouse ior The night took place.
The Republicans. nndinR that the Democrats
had obtained permission from the AayOr several
days ago FOR the use ~ tho courthouse tonight,
circulated o circular This evening, 10 which Is tho
following.
Attention. Republicans by tflckery Of the
Democratic party We cannot get the courthouse
tonight Therefore, the Republicans Will not
fpeAk there tonight as announced. sstgnedI o..
y. Foster Chairman"
Tho circular also requested the Harrison and
Norton CLUB 70 meet AZ their ciuO-roOm AZ :
O'Clock. A. that hour thc Republicans and their
speaker mot. but owing 10 some defect In the
electric gLt hey were unable % hold meet.
ing. After conference they decided that their
speakers should address tho people from TIE
balcony OF the Exchange HctcL htoIt no Re
puDlicsns, most Of whom wer, negroes. then
assembled IN front OF tho hotel where they we're
addressed by Mr. Taylor. His speech, which
WAS about twenty miouies ioog was confined
mostly 10 aneodoieA ne sDuse1 me Democrats
party. and argued that the policy of projection
the only ho0e for mo worsinginea.
General HODker arrived here on The i. VI.
train ana proceeded immedistciy t0 ms court
house. where ne delivered Bbe and impres-
siye address 30 q large aud Rpproc.atiye and en-
thn'isstic euiiepce.
The difficulty ~ ~ the court house aroso from
The fact tuRt Major Kelly, chairman Of the Demo
cratic larty, gave The Eepubitrans permission 20
use the courthouse In The event that 20 D0mo-
cratic speaker WAS present. and a. nothing den
nate Was known Of the appointments the Demo
Gratis the kepubncnns announced ihelr meeting.
~ was not until some time after tho cir
culsr announcing that Colonel Allen and Hon.
X. s. Taylor would address the Republicans
that the Democrats received telegram that
General Hooker would loo present The Demo
Crat, having Obtained permission from the
May or fO use the cOuri-h Ousc. and tho kepubli-
cRue knowing on what grounds the Democrats
promised fhem tho use Of II, the circular Of the
Deul critic Executive Committee was then dis
trihutoI. Thus u VIII be seen thRt the charge
81 a. attempt % deceive the Republicans was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

APPERSON g. CO.. ~ T.. ", dwelling No. 300
east Leigb street. with vacant lot attached.
CHFWNING a. ROSE. A. p. NJ, n0rth-Cherry-
street improved property.
T. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., p. ~, franc
dwelling and vacant lot on Main near short
street
SUTTON s. CO.. r. VI. frame Dwelling No $40
north Twrnly third street; also, franc store
adjoining.
HENRY l. STAPLES. ~ p. NJ, two lots on the
north side Of hahn street
J. IT, VALENTINE. I04 A. NJ, household furnl-
ture piano carpets, &C..
!. n. VALENTINE, 1917 a. W., 1900 cigars.
SAMPSON g. ADAMSOS. p. NJ. trustees sale
81 house and lot on Decatur street. Manches-
Ter.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 104 A. NJ. furniture, show
Cnaoa. stoves. sc.
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P,mIieo Races.


lhy telegraph "a th' bi9pat-h'i
BALTIMORE, October I7.-First race-one mile
Barrister won; Carnegie second, hal0oiau
third. Time l.ii't.
second race-free handicap sweepstakes-one
mile and a furlong-trank Ward Won; Brouze-
marie second, Eurus third Time. 1861.
Third rsco-Neslal stakes Tor Mines thtee
years old-One and one hall miles-belia b.
won. Los Angeles second. TINE, 2iL
Fourth race-threo quarters Of mtlo-NoH
Won Leo u. second, 'Auslrionua thirJ. Time,
liz. Autuas paid flso.
Fifth race-graat Pimlico handicap sfeepia-
chr :, stakes for all ngcs-aD bout Two and q hah
fntles-Elphln won; Westmoreand second, VIII
Davis third. Time, 5:2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

LOUISVILLE, October I7.-AaTSets unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October H. Co .tonGet receipts,
81 bales; gross receipts, 9.22S bales. Future,
Dor. ~ 3safg. 10: November. ~ sag a. Decem-
Der. Sg53aS9S4: January. g. 68asgot; February,
80 72afa73: March, t0siaS9.2 April s4sla
s9g2: May, Sl0Olasi0O2: June fl0 l0asl0ll :
.Tulv efO fQagf0 Al. Augtrst n 2gaSf0a&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
MARRIAGES.

RS-AILgN.-Narriod. on tho l6'h in
slant. at the home of the brides mother. by Row
Dr. George cooper. Mr. JAMESC AMBEhS aud
Ml-5 MAGGIE T. ALLEN; both " this city.
FEREBEE-RCs,E LI--Marrisd. at Leigh
Street Baptist church. Richmond. Va, on
Wednesday tho lslh, by Rev. John Pollard, H.
T.. EEREBEE. Of Portsmouth, Va, 10 ~ T.
RUSSELL. az Wchmrnd, Va.
Portsmouth, R.cor9 copy.
SIWOSS-CBEW.-Ma on the evening Of
he 18Th instant. a. the residence Of Peter j.
Crew, Leo. father Of the bride. ~ the Rev. !. H.
,tureis, NItElELD $. SIMONs and ANNIE g..
CHEN
TRICE-McGEUEE.-M Married, on the 18Th 10
stan. at tho home OF the brides parents, by
Rev. DR.. George Cooper, Mr.. BCkLElGH H.
TMCE. of King William county, and Miss MAG
GLE McG ElhE, Of this city.
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Kentucky haces.
IRr tolsgraph b De DIspaLch. ]

by telegraph % the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, KY, October l7.--firsi race-sell.
ing-slx furiongs-Pat Moran won Blue Eyed
Belle second, Parish third. Time, LEN.
Second race maiden Wo-year-olos--hlpe SIX
,e.nth az A mile-Msntrim son: Mcdowell
second. Lady heeiihird. Time, ltz%.
Third race-free hAndicap-one mile ana SIX
te@nth-LOttie Wall won: Detachment second,
Bg1dgeiight third. Time, l;5e-
eonrth rsce-Thomas stakes for two-year-olds
nliies.-three quarters OF a miie--Princess Bowl
ing won; NylepIha second, havellah third.
Time, l:2lk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
NORFOLK sEWS.
Che Navy Death OF a
Weli-k noWn Man. &c.
fCorrcsp oDdence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NnnrnlR nctnhnr Il 1sQQ.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch1
NORFOLK, October II, 1sS8
Tho nayy-yard IL nos crowded with work and
the roll II workmen rs large. The Pensacola
Ossipco. jamestown. and Fortune are being ro-
paired, and have large numbers ~ workmen ON
their machinery AHd huls, sails and rigging
The monitor Puritan s. bore for completion, ana
rs "a three year. JOB, but Work Will hardly com
mcuce ON Der for year or more yet, a. all the
irOr-wOrkers that can ho md here viii be needed
on the new battle ship Texas for some time %
come. Ar soon az tho contractors cOminot co 10
deliver the material work Will begin actively on
the battle-ship.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. Gylvanus LcCOmptc, a wcll-knOwn and
popular cilizen Of Norfolk, while at work al his
desk this morning az bOok-kocper for w. A.
Power e. Co.. WAS taken euddeniy III ana ha1 70
br carried 90 his home ia Brambleion. where he
shortly expired from paralysis OF The BRAIN.
Deceased was of one Of tho oldest and bestknown
iamllios of Norfolk.
am the social organizations are now reorca-
niziug for the winter, ana within week or so
society viii be in q glow IN hotoiA ana neigh
hoihOOd.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
The grading gangs on the Atlantic and Dan
VII .o railroad are doing excellent work now be-
twron Behold ana Lawrouceyillc, IN Brunswi
comfy. and tho rOnd will be completed ~ mo
lntter point by tho let NJ January.
John Williams and John Thomas coloredl
wers tried for hOu-cbrCaking IN The County
Court yesterday and sout 20 the penitentiAry for
three years each.
CRITICALLY ILL
Mr.. +. T. Halfway. editor Of tho Norfolk
county Yafri0f is in a critical condition az his
homo in Berkloy, having boon found near bis Of
ncs I'm au inseusiblo condition. And supposed 10
have boon assaulted by sono one
Tho wrecBiug steamer Victoria Peod has ar
rived with tho stranded schooner Annie X. ku-
ioIph which Was ashore 40 HatierAs and report
cd "a total Ioss Tao echOuncr Is not badly III
iurrd aud will bo repaired hero.
Thomas starkey, a well-kn0wn egg-dcaier and
hucbstcr here. was Naylaid, knocked down with
"a tond-bag, aud robbed Of yi25 IN New ORR yes
terlay.
IlFssAyTSG.
The llfc-eaying station Just ordered % be estab-
nahcd at lyunhayen bay has been wanted at
hat Iolnt FOR many years There have been
number 81 livos lost In that vicinity within the
past Two or three years which might possibly
hayo hoen saved Boy lilosaynR crew There
ARC wrecks tuero oy0ry season aud much pro-
perry LOST.
POLITICAL.
Ia tho iouer pari oi Norfolk county yesterday
nj Hickory Ground theru was a largely attended
Democratic meeting to hear Gordon. Tylcr Mar
slalI aud Thorn. The meeting is SAID % have
boon ono 0f thc finest ln that section ION years.
SIR. GtoNroy Morgan. who married MAS LINE
Leigh 0t tli- city. a few days ago, left with his
wlfe yesterday for his home 10 England
Ihore is mania iu this section Just now for
maiciou.ly poisoning valuable dogs.
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special telegram to the Dispatch.


SUFFOLK. Va. October 1.-The most promi-
nent social event 81 the year took place NJ the
Methodist church this afternoon al 800 o'clock,
the 0ccasi0u being tho marriage o. Mr.. Frank +.
Jnnos, n Weil-knOWn young businessman u sHf-
folk. and Miss Snllie Smith. oldest daughter Of
County Treasurer II. T. smith. Rev r. J. BoRgs,
rs4t0r u the church. Oflicated. and the following
young gentlemen acted as ushers: ". Z. Ca
noon. Claude CahOOn. :. =. Haynes. &. W. Jenk-
ins. and Il. f. Woodward. K. K. Smith, Jt.. Wa
best man. and Miss Lille G.. NOrieet bridc's-
maid The bridal couple left on the evening train
for a northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
CHARIOT TE.
Orators Come 10 BIoWs-JaiI-Breaker
Captured.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.l

TspecIaI telegram 70 Tbo UTsUNT0NT
CHARLOTTE, \. c.. October 1.-Two negro
observation-disclosures In this county agreed 10 a
loint discussion, one champIOuing an iniepen-
ieut and Tho other tho Republican nominee Tor
q county once. Tho first discussion wound up
ia blows, for which both wcro arrested aud fined
to-day.
Hourly Dunlap. The negro who broke Arson
iAil somo time ago. airing upon Tie !aiicr aud
mortally woundng him and others, after which
he succeeded IN making good his escape, has
been captured, and WAS brought from Wadt5-
boro' aud lodged in iati here for satokeepug
this evening. IL il said the citizens are very In
diguant. and &c "a feared a mob from Anaon
county will come here and lynch him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

Gated on Church stree, aud IA keptup by tho
Sasons Of the city
Mrs. q. II. Froeman. aged soventy-slx, died
near fefrpwvile, Bedford county. yeaterday
She WA widely known end has extensive family
connections "a the Stato
CepusiSts Of Bristol viii build $4,000 opera
house.
Pennsylvania capitalists Who have bsen pros
pecung ia southwest Virginia have loescd the
Fiitssilie ifon-rnines for a long term Of years.
and will put large force 70 w0rk Immediately
Ton carloads 81 camel coal from Easi ZEN
nosseo passed through BrAto Monday for New
YORK.
The proprietor Of The Blue Ridge Springs IN.
tends erecting next season q frame building
lOxtl feel and four stories high, which viii cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

APoTuEcARY. eG y.NAnLesrREEr.
PUTTY GUARANTEED.

i.Oo0 pounds IMPORTED CAsrILEsOAPRi 49,;
10 pints GENUINE i1igOErtD BAY btA a.
400 pints NORWrGINN coD-li'ER OIL at
l0r:
i5c. Will buy CART DAvIDr, or BRAN
DRtTu Hills:
I5c will buy FAA1sER', NERVE bND BONE
iINIhkNI.
-. Will buy "a NirFR TAR f'r colds:
75c. will buy YALE> Tines MEAT-JrIcE;
7,c will buy Wy srns DE1f. VINE, I'D
iROS:
i5c. will buy PIERCE MEDICAL Discoyg-
&c. win buy AYERS or HOODS sARs APA-
MLLA,
;5c win buy SIMMONS LIVER kE6ULA-
nor:
fi.25 VIII buy swIFT's srEcfriC-largo;
SO. viii buy NlLRoEs toD-liytEolL AID
LINE.
t0,. vii bug an 3D.. CuOLiFHN ENuisiONS.
eOc. will buy SoIODOsl. fhe best denutrlco;
35c. viii buy MEADE S. BAhLHs CANBOLlc
MOlTH-WAsH.
81 viii buy WARMERS sAFE BlDSEY
CURE:
n.lo Will buy FELLOWS SYRUP nYropHos.
PNlrES:
lOc. will bay ALLCOCKs Porous PLASTER.
Do. VIII buy fOur pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED:
75c. will buy LAZRLLE's. VIOLET. or LAVRN-
DER WATEKs worth tl--lhe best por-
flames sold.
20 half pint bottles BAY RUN At lac.;
sgrO-s TOILET SOAP atG.c. dozen:
Swul buy LOONfN's HAIR BRUSH.
Zoe l3-Su Tu&fh3ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION YEBRswTTH THE
WEATHER DELEGATIONS.
Record Of the Kew York and Richmond
Stock Rxchsnges-Grain, Flour. Cot
ton, Ksat, and other Quotations

[By telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l
49,, wAsurNsroS. d. C., October T-For
tFllR Virginia. fair, cooler, northwes'eriy
Julnds Frosts Friday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

then ordered the oniciab OF that campsny v
turn over the properygso the kichmona s .ns
Danville. There are reports current thas VIZ
atDckbntfsrs Of toe Richsnond Terminal COM
pany VIII TO niorrUw apply for n mandamus
compelling the return Of the East Tennessee
property 10 sue stockholders Of the company.
The lease dates back 10 July ist No ALTON saS
taken on over-dus dividends on the East len-
nesaee nraf ureferredatOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fRoportod for fhe Dfanatrh

OCTOBER i7.-Market very quiet. Prime. 34c.:
extra prime, 3i.c: fancy. 4c.; common, Iva
2Ac.: shelled, 2Na2Ac.; factory hand-plcked,
3f.a5c. New peanuts are coming from Eastern
North Carolina in small los South symptom
farmers continue 20 assert that only q hail crop
has tpeu m ado there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

OCTOBER Il, 1883.
Affairs on Change we're rather more quiet to-
day, though good sales ~ wrappers are re-
ported, aud We hear " further old hlior salos
around ca7 cents. som' Of the latter class al
most immoyable before, are coming in better
demand. The market continues strong On all
brights. Ia dark little ia doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
VlHE BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
4 CHARLES r. CLARK, PRESIDENT
EEADSTkEEI'S RICHMOND OFFICE
NJ. 400 EAST AAIN STREET
IelephO0s hO.iJl
III. Witty, superintendent.

The Richmond once nas moro nan Kept pace
with the rapid growth OF tho city aud develop
ment VI ITO territory tributary 10 IL 10 offers -
me mercantile community VI This section ali tb9
advantages u system the superiority VI which
u recognized In every trade centre Oi tho civil
led world. Thai u Is IN a special sense prepared
~ guard tho interest," OF is lOcat patrons 10 a.
les .ed b. the fast that Il has larger saSser
sfs4bssr1bsrs dan any Othsr nsrcQitils assnSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
THE CITY DEMOCRATS.
PREPARATIONS PoR THR. DsMoEsTRA.
TIoN or THR 24rH INSTANT.
Arrangements FOR the Meeting in Fulton
Marshsll-Vard Club 70 Assemble To-
Night, aEd other Items.

t.,. ,,...... ,.... 81, , a, IL. . ~, a, .
o,8 porioi,n club very spirited meeting Of
a. conference Committee from tho various
',........,.i. cltba Of Tho oitv. prestton, Pc
....t tf,.. -. ..,,,,.,.,,..a =
" 49,
','"' ''e''-
ri. $50 Ut 'tttr'ink Wen TOT grand Demon
a.s i ihe Dcinocfa,s 90 ne Hitb instant
'lu"' $50 removing resolutions were
OIL
",' ~, ~, '''us sesl.ous OF ,0,in,ne
...! fo ,neci win tbis committee ON sat,ir-
...,,rg thc sith. ats o'c,ocs. AT tbe room, cor
- F. -.t.tr.n AID Main streets ana that this
... -.ferroI a. Director, a. .ueral CurIit
... r.fle-l 90 tako such action In regard
.. Lao. fa may DEAN slvisable t.cfwoeu aox
saturday night 10 order to form said mount
.r..u.
hs 90. hat every member OF tbis commit
io '"i1''~0. ~ A'''",s va. 'l'',' ''nt
' .. 20 az '" pr h"ld on MohlaY hifht
r f. pee hhsi a. hnt"nents "lu th"h De maze
-. .'h-' ON .ae @i''i Instant .
'.l'.s 1.o V' , eo.o H1loe'nel 20
n. 'h''" OBJ" "'''n' "'Eu' - o''"A Si"'l"
sfSsAiNe IN FULTON.
-.aui rally yin te<e place tomorrow night
r. -.. "'fhrF or Ntfohln ana loeislhnA streets,
iof ,ho au''loc' "i me u'ton Demo
Deal" mon "c"ifo ~. "He ana oiher
--'.n'N.nI ri'""'Fs WI. .V4"l' me people
f 'r'' "i 't' '"Iilesu VIA uo uls'u'''u
.. N.fu i"N'''. 1' "a ol",y N'..i on .uo o.
l 'tf ''"s FV'N i""'"h'""3 hui WIN
i'n
.''i7 on "'n'I ".i"Ao '.uuh arc
'i 'nt 'Ape TO pAr', lpA''' O's umo
''1'
MAtsnAfi WARD.
.,. Nnr.haIl- Ward Democratic club will hold
I..g at hoadquarfeTs No. 2fIg cast Broad
to,. ,..rf,inr AZ 4 O'Clock Arraure fuouts
ue-sa.-foJ f,r psraitog ON uepoorHtlo
..l ..frr business vtll be attended 10 II
-faft mot evrry Deuf.or attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
CHICAGO.
op.n.al HisA.,. crOna1
WHEAT.


CINcINSArr, October l7.-Flour dun and noml-
nsl Wheat weaker; No. :, red. Sl0a Corn
barely steady; No. 9, mixed. $40 oats dull
and heavy: No. 2. mixed. pc. Pork dull Al
SO D. Lard dun and lower al $500. BuiS-meats
neglected sh0rt-ribs 81. Bacon easier; short
clear. S1G2L Whiskey active and firm At tLlh
Hogs duh and lower; common ami light, tfiua
$3.50: packing and butchers, s. euat5 50
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EARKErs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRG

Fsw YORK. October l7.-Cotton steady: sales,
ia bales. dplands, CSC: Orleans 9isc: net
receipts. Sous bales; e1pOrts-to Great Britain,
75i bales; 10 France, 80 bales: - the Con
uneuL l0O6J balcs: stock, 491, 81 bales.
southern -four dun aud weak: common % fair
extra. Sh75afi.35: good 10 choice. H.4CaN.
Whest-spOt dan. weak, and iaahc- lower; op-
ions closed heavy; Nc. rod. october closed al
sLO3-s: NoyemDer, sLl0aatLl2; December,
2. i24 Atllft. Curn--pOt AAhe. higher, less
dong and steady: options 'safsc. higher, clos
ing veal October, 0ac.; November, 5laJi &C..
Oats-3uot a tftne nrmcI: options 4ahc. high
er; Cctobsr, 3lc.; November, D4c,; December,
3ls. allie; No. ,, spot, %9's a5Oc..: mixed
western ~. HOPS dali COifee-Jcto Der. tl4 25e
uL50: November. sltaSl85J; December, $40. Ma
sl415: scot RIO sirong aud quiet; fair cargoes.
sl623. s gar-kaS weak; iair refining. s-l6c. {;
renned qliet; L, 6hc; extra &, sSa5 ll-lCe. !;
white extra G.. .6a al Lido. YcllON, tk 90 ! c. !:
Of A, oyis7c.: mould A, nc; slaGdard A,
nc: confectionery 77.c.: cut-loaf aud crushed,
shc.; powdered, 1Lc.; graduated. nc, cubes,
shc hOlAsses nominal. Rice quiet ana nrm :
domestic, iA4asNc.; foreign, fhaitc. Fetro-
leum quiet; refined, 7*c- Coiton-seed oil lrm (;
crude. "a: yedoW, Sc. Taliow weak: city
prime, 6a5l,c. kOsln quiet; common 70 good
strained. 3lAsl.O6 FtrpeBune firm and In fair
demand a. 40. Hides firm. Wool nrmL Pork
dull; mess. sl625asi5.sa Beef nrm: extra
strong; eliy-extra India mes, lsa23c. Cut
meats quiet ana sieady: picked bellies, ~ q
lec pickled hams. l0Aaii4c; picked should
ers. 81 asc. hidales dun: short clears. D.. Lard
lower aud very duh; western steam, spot, -. IS
zsked: city, 50; October. ts-7s bid. nss ASKED /;
November, ia5fsss. Freighis strong
BALTIMORE
BALrIxoRk. Nd. October lz-Co,,on dull aud
steady; mhdling. shc Foar quiet and I'M
changed. Whegt-Sonfhsrn nrmer; FSltz. 81. ~
asi.e0; Longberry. Sl.izasi-d; western sseady
and dIlii, anl winter red. SPOT sL06ha
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BALTIMORE sroCR MARKRr:

BALTIMORE. ND. October II. Virginia consols,
81. aste-i: 10. 1000. So bid DO. new 81, -
bid: Baltimore and Ohio stock, D%; Cincinuah,
Washington and Baltimore ifts. y; DO. 2ds -
asked; DO. 8s, so asked, consolidated gas bonds
l0sH asked do. stock, 81 4a5@
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whites 81 b Nnnams ami Frank aud Katie
Fnx. Critical cases abOat four No deaths.
Eev. Mr.. Sturres is out Frederick Hoyl has
been down iowa Everything Is now WORKING
.pan,thl, AMI our coiOred population are grow
Ing contrnted with the order Of things. Thanks
to tho Efforts OF yogr committee our wants for
the present are provided for. Our appeal was
Intended for ouisite OF New York.
ar. ). SCHUYLER,
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Railroad Leased.
: ,n,nrrnnh . ,he pispA.ch.

NEW YoRk, October 17.--The Basi Tennessee
and Richmond ana Danyllle directofs met To-
day ard formally agreed 70 the lease OF the
yllse CampanS. The Rass Tennessee directors
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COTTON REPORT.
'Narkes quiet
QUoT ATI0sS
NIDDLISg, 1j-l6c.
Low MDDLIS0, 81 &c.
GOOD ORDlhAaT. I-lic.
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PORTOF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER Il, 1888
by Telegraph
ARKIyRD.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. Richmond.
and sailed f0rNow YORK. merchandise
Steamship. TARA. Williams, Galveston, to
coal
SAILED
echooners b. b Church. Kelly, Galveston; g.
D.. buchanan, Potter Decentralization with
coal
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Gashered ls the MA Cisy.

Wpoolat telegram 20 tho Disp@bhl
- 1shHBUhe, Va, October N.-~harsDen Lodge
hniSna have purchased the handsome pro
-.s a ssisgol IL &cCoikls. corner OF Grace
80, 80 ih@oota slgoeta, for ths ioostion OF no
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sl6R; October, si0sgSas i.0sl; December,
si.09E ssf09z; November tLMkafi.o5; Jan
uary, fLitk, nominal Coru-Southern qnist
AZ Drmsr prices: white, c0a54c.: yellow. STA
5ic.: western steady and dnn mixed. spot
50s October Soc, nominal: year. 49, aioc-, Jan
uary. As st5slc.; February. TIC. nominal Oats
quiet but nrm southern aud PcnnDyivanis, 81
a3lc.; western white, sga3ic. western mixed,
2Ja3ic. graded 40. white. S5sc. bid. Rye
steady nj G7R1Or. Hay duh; prime 70 choice
western, siGs0aSi7. Provisions steady u nrm.
Mess-pork. t17. Lard-Rsnned. siLs0 Butter
nrm; western packed. l2slsc.: best roll. la
i9c; creamery, 2ea25c Eggs arm al Na22c.
Petroleum dull and steafy at decline; refined,
shc Coffee steady; ki0 cargoes, fair. l6aalb4G
sugar steady: A soft, 7Ac.: copper refined nrfn az
I6ai6Rc. Whisky quiet and nominsiiy stesdy
at 81 26atl2S.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 17.-Tho cash quotations
were: Flour quiet and unchanged. No spring
wheat, si.OokasL10t: No. ? red. ti.09% ati. ~.
No. corn, i39,c. No. 2 oats, 2fKc. Mess-pork,
SIS Lard, 1913. ShOrt-rhe, s. iOafSi2N; shoul-
ders, g. s5atS5O: short-clesr, sS55at9. Whis-
key. fi20
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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ny I0-0EGaNN ~ NO TI7I7t0-TI-T
NEW loRg. October 1.-THE following tele-
rraut have been roce,yud boy Secretary ". Is. G.
uurlcc, of the teIuaudiua committee ia this
city:
. Feruandina. October 10 New cases, 30;
Whites. a-Eloi.e fcrrara and IN infant name
Nimbariy. 40 deaths. 1he situation remains
unchanged. The epidemic holds It's own rtill.
.ssos being rather on the increase. Our reports
So not show tle flll number ~ cases, "a IN some
instances the negroes conceal the cases The
character Of tho disease rs somewhat more Sc
we're lhc number of those falling upon the
association for support u increasing, and sayy
labor ts called Tor Oh the part OF those in charge
- -. IL.