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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
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Cardinal Moran, OF Sydney, Is in Dublin
Emperor William arrived at Munich yester-
day.
Blaine will make only two speeches in Indi-
anna.
The Washington Cabinet will consider the state
Of affairs IN Samoa to-day.
Gainesville and Fernandins iFla.) yellow-fe-
yer cases are progressing faYorably.
In Jackson, Miss. no one IS permitted 70 go IN
or come out on accounted the yello ioVer scare.
The Catholic Bishop of Limerick has forbidden
the collecting Of money az the chapels for the
Parnell fund.
/ The Lord Mayor o. London has offered reward
OF $500 for the arrest Of the perpetrators OF the
White Chapel MURDERS
Over 1000 women were assessed for voting In
Boston yesterday. Total % date. las. Moro
than ono half arc said 10 BIO Catholics.
During September In New YORK city the La
dies jacksonville Relief Committee contributed
g. 96O for the relief Of tho Florida yeilow-feyer
sufferers
Deacon Richard Smith. OF the Cincinnati Com
mereiai Gazette, yesterday purchased the Toledo
Morning Commercial The Deacon Will not leave
CincinnsL
An accident on the Georgia Pacific railroad
Yesterday caused the death Of two men and seri-
ously wounded I'VE. IL was occssi0hed by a
broken axle near Breen. Six cars fell from o
trestle thirty feet
Baifour. Chief Secretary for Ireland, has boon
presented with an address AZ Glasgow. he said
In replying that II Ireland Obtained tho local
Parliament she would have TO Do reconcurred.
Agitation was the irish comnoners' daily bread.
In the suit Of Norton, Bliss & Co. ~ The Rich
mond Terminal. IN New ork Yesterday, 10 en-
force lien on stock Of tho Western North Caro-
lima railroad, demurrer was Withdrawn and
statute OF limitations pleaded Issue Joined aud
case sent on.
yellow Jack got IN some sad work at Jackson
vile, Fla, yesterday. New cases reported for
the tEenty-fOur hours, 90, ~ which 70 we're white
and a coiorcd. Total number Of ea,os to dato.
AIRS; deaths, ~. Deaghs yesterday. 10 inclu-
ding w. n. Bauer, teitnr II the state NasiOpal
Back. Anssi Wood, nurse from Cincinnati,
died at Camp Perry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUEsDAY. OCTOBER o 1888

having been sent out on Sunday from
this city TO certain newspapers that q
negro had died OF black-vomit on Sun
day morning, il is proper to state that tho
report is entirely without foundation.
The negro died IN East Selma with hem
orrhage Of the lungs without the slight
est appearance or symptoms of yellow
fever and had been under treatment for
the disease that caused his death. The
county health officers after an examina-
ton reported the facts, and there is not
now nor has there been the slightest ex-
element or apprehension In this city
concerning the case. Selma is perfectly
healthy and has been all the summer.
Tho weather is delightfully."- cool. All
yellow fever anxiety has entirely abated
and business is active.
PRUIr, TOBACCO, AND FEVER.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The follow
ing circular was issued to-day:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
OFFICE SUPERVISE SURG'S GEN'I,
MARINE- HOSPITAL SERVICE. (
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct l, 1888. J
To the Medical Q6irers and Sanitary
Inspectors United States Marine
Hospital Service:
Oranges, lemons, and lines, unless
packed in towns known to be infected by
the yellow.feyer. will be passed without
fumigatiou. Cigars and leaf tobacco
will also be passed without fumigation.
JOIN b. HAMILTON,
Supervising Surgeon-General, Marine
Hospital Service.
Approved: Hi9h s. Thompson, Act
ing Secretary Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

Millockers bright and funny "Black
Husser was produced ut the Academy
last night by company whose chief
merits are eyenuess Of cast and prof
cheney of chorus. jules Grau does not
claim to have II McCsull opera company,
but 10 render operas with regard 10 de-
tail and a grade Of talent with which the
public can and will not find fault This
was "a self-eyideut fact last evening from
the thorough good humor Of the au-
dicncc and the favorable impressions
made hy east. chorus, and orchestra.
Messrs Hatcher, Douglas, and Ray
monl carried ont their rates very
mootbly, aud a pleasant surprise was
the tenor, Mr.. Waldo, who possesses q
voice Of neither great compass nor
power, but of good quality.
Messrs. Ireer and Clayton worked the
comedy. and the former WAS quite origi-
nal and quaint in his impersonation Of
the old magistrate, " Backenbaek.
Much care was displayed in the details,
which included, amongst other things,
% brass band and a genuine horse. The
orchestra. numbering fourteen, was well
directed by a gentleman whose name
certainly deeerves TO 90 III the playful,
but was omitted last night.
Ia IFS entirety the company gives q
round, satisfactory performance and de-
serves the fun patronage Of theatre-go-
ers. To night and At to-mOrrow's matt
nee Strauss's "Queen's Lace Handker-
chief and "Wednesday evening Robert
Nacair,." or the "Ermlnie" Of fame IN
things theatrical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
petition, which was laid on tho Ia

BILE: VA '"o va
RioHNoSD, Va, Sept 10, 1883.
40 nc Honorat|e CSty Comcil Of the
Ctty OF Richmond:
The undersigned, on behalf of the eli.
ents who desire TO make q proposition
looking to the acquisition Of the GAS.
plant, now owned by the city OF Rich.
inond, which, il il believed. will be for
the best interests of the citizens and AT
the same time secure just and adequate
compensation to the city, begs tina. your
honorable body will be pleased 80 give
the question due consideration. and re-
specially requests that this communica-
ton be referred TO such committee AZ
your honorable body may deem best.
and that shall be granted hearing by
the committee at an early day.
WIN great respect, / am very truly
yours, ii. A. ATKINSON. in.
sHocKoK CREEK.
Mr.. Higgins offered q resolution that
the rules be 80 amended as to appoint a
JOINT standing committee OF seven
three from the Board OF Aldermen and
four from the Common Councillor
Shockoe Creek. Adopted.
PARKS.
Mr.. Higgins offered q resolution APP
propriating 50, 100 TO carry out the City
Engineers recommendation regarding
Improvements to the various parks. Re
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Peasants presented resolution
appropriating 800 from the contingent
fund to the Grounds and Buildings
Committee to be used for the different
parks Referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Adjourned at 1890 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
PICgM0Ep TOBAcCO MARKEr.

NAAUhEh l. 4Nf7s
A very large attendance on Change wascailed
ont by tho election ~ officers and inspector. aud
also 70 hear the frost nogs. for vRrcn al wero
most eager There WAS soma trailing by outside
parties AMI several small lots Il trights wero
sold. kilograms we're very numerous aud some
effected 70 put up prizes Immediately but vo
mud that sellers are not dssposod 10 DO immode-
rate Ia their views u tho eticct % frosA though
We must think the damage sin Justify very much
sitter prices for ano ieaf or One hllers. What
WIS not frost bitten was cut green and this will
make but various types OF bad tobacco nj bost,
which is the next worst thiog 10 frost Itself.
From tho West kilograms AFRO Ineagre. From
Paris. Ky, the damage was reported considers
Die, with half crop cut; from Durham, " e.,
damage slight; from Cisrksyiile, Va. yariOusiy
damaged, PROBABLY one third Of crop hurt; from
Abingdon, W.. half crop cut and that either cut
greon or tllqd; from Asheyille. y. C., one fourth
% one third badly damaged: from Danulle, Va,
ore half cut, damAge considerable; from Cotton
Hill. ". Va. heavy frost; from Winston, n. c.,
damage very groat. one fourth OF moro caught
From louisa county some bady-bltten samples
were exhibited on 'Chsnge. The crop In that
county is more or less hurt - to exposure, and
so reports run ihroug nout the state. The next
few days will tell the effect on the general trade
here aud elsewhere.
THs ELECTION, sc.
According 10 resolutions passed to-day hero
aftor no votes win be allowed excepting men,
bers DO actual dealers Ia iobacco, as brokers,
sellers. or warenOusesnen. or manufacturers.
To-day many voted that we're not even licensed
dealers, bat insurance. agents. toDncco-supply
men, and the Ike. The imitation Zee vas raised
from SIS 70 $50. The increase ia annual dues
over $40 did not pass.
The Trede dsbended before tho reduction
resolutions for inspections came up.
Mr. Charles Watkins retiring from the presL
dency Dr. X. A. Patterson 50 vice president
came into the ehaar without opposition, while tho
latter gentleman nominated Mr.. H. ID. Christian
FOR Yice-presinent VITO Was likewizs elected as
such. Mr.. c. Mcleod retains the secrvtaryship
and treasury Office, while Mr.. X. A. Trice re-
mains the aucttnneer.
The warm contest Was for tho inspectorship.
Mr. william NJ. Bridges was put in nomination
by Major r. N. Boykin Ia a lsutatory speech
based upon the psss efficiency Of The nominee
Captain Maxwell I. Clarke named Mr.. A. o..
Jones for the Office In warm speeeh In bis
favor. The vote rossltod: Bridges. o.: Jones,
e. Mr. Bridges AMI Mr.. Bragg, who, Is was UNI
derstood, would share the ONCE with Mr.. VIII
llam n. Bragg, we're declared elected.
THE BoARD OF MANAGERS
consist OF three new and three old members, as
follows: John T. Wilson. John A Huscheson,
James Hargrove. Frederick 5. Myers. n. J..
Yarbrough, and T. d. Ncai Jr.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Mon fay today and Tuesday, October LIST aud
2d, are the days set apart for sampling Of ell
premium tobEcco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

Especial telegram 70 mo DiSrahn.l
LYNCuBURG, October Under tho
auspices of the Young Mems Democratic
Club Paul Edmunds and Judge Staples
have just addressed an overlooking andi-
epce IN the Theatre. The aisies aud door
wavswere crowded, and many had to leave
FOR want Of room. The speakers were
frequently interrupted by round after
round Of applause, and had 10 wait until
the enthusiasm subsidized sufficiently for
them to be heard.
Cur handsome and gallant standard
bearer made q most excellent speech,
which well mcritcl the generous APP
plause with which the building rang
during IFS delivery. Well may old Hall
fax feel proud Of the reception awarded
her favoritc son.
Judge Staples made q grand Grafton,
oxceling even himself, IT should be
printed and disseminated broadcast over
the land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

CHARLESTON, W. Va, October l.
Loring j. Grooh a workman at the
Kanawha and Dino shops, while striking
with o sledce-lummer Saturday evening
met with peculiar accident. A piece
IL the steel facing on the hammer about
the size OF % Z2-caibre cartridge broke
OF AMI struck him on the lett forearm
lust above the wrist, passing through
between the two bones, seyerIng an ar
terry and weding itself between the
bones on the opposite side Of the arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
RohbtHa's Circus.

Frank A. Robbinss Wild. West and
Circus pitched its tents on Sunday on the
field at the head of Clay street, and yes
terday afternoon and again at night per
Termed TO large and hly.pleased au-
diences. The streets through which the
parade passed in the forenoon were
thronged and the display OF handsome,
well. kept animals and other attractions
had the desired effect of inducing many
persons not circus habitues to visit
the tent either pt the matinee or evening
entertainment The entire show was a
good one, the Wild West scenes were
realistic and thrilling, the menagerle is
well stocked, and the trained animals
the expert riders, the trapeze actors ana
the clowns all performed their parts well
and kept theaudience thoroughly amused
and entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
CHRIS rAANsBURG,
Judge Marshall Addresses the Voters
social Notes.


Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
CHRHTIANsBURG, VA, October l.
judge James ". Marshall. of Newcastle,
spoke here on Saturday night For
three quarters Of An hour ne entertained
theclub with a raey speech. tie dwelt
lightly on the issues Of the campaign.
but impressed most carefully on the club
the importance Of through organization
in the county. He pledges Craig county
by five hundred majority, and also says
If the present enthusiasm keeps up IN
Roanoke that she, too, will file IN under
the banner Of the unterrified Democracy.
he has gone on an extensive canvass
through Russell. Scott, Lee. aud Wise,
but promises to return here by court
day.
Mr and Mrs. W. N. Caldwell nee
Walker, OF Wythoyille, arc visiting Mr..
John II. Caldwell
Mr. starke, the telegraph-operator
here for tine past four months, has been
promoted and VIII be succeeded by Miss
Frederick, Of Rocky Mount
Mr. Charles N. Camper, OF Roanoke
city. aud Miss Lima Worden were mar
ried at the Judkins Hotel to-day 10y the
Rev. +. y. Hooper. ID. ID.
4 license was also issued to Mr. Eu-
gene ". Stone, OF Camel, n. ", and
Miss Maggie s. Johnston, Of Christians
burg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
Meeting OF the Grou"ds and h"iio'
fngs Committee.

The City Council Grounds and Build,
mos Committee had meeting last night
in the City Engineers Office, and no re-
porters were admitted.
MI Werth, of the Chester Brick
Works was on hand, and the old brick
question was no doubt demanding con-
sideration.
the matter OF the City-Hall work was not
mo as the committee appointed to make
an investigation OF the expense, &C., hSd
not had time 10 report
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
DEnOCKATIC RALLY TONIGHT.
Compressor Stoekdaie and Others
TO speak on linton HiII

The demonstration under the auspices
of the Union Democratic Club Of JefTer-
son aud Marshall Wards, which was post
poned from last Tuesday night on nc
count Of the heavy rain, viii take place
to night, and it promises TO be grand
success
The Union Club, of which Alderman
Joseph W. Carter is president, will meet
at their headquarters at $50 O'Clock
sharp All friends who desire to partici-
pate viii be supplied with torches All
of the other clubs of the city will fall
into line at the corner of Eighteenth
and Main streets at 1880 and the column
viii take up the march to the corner Of
Twenty-third and n streets. where a
stand has been erected and decorated,
from which the speaking will take place.
Z flag will float to The breezes from q
pole seventy five feet high.
Congressman Thomas r. StOckdale, Of
Mississippi; Hon. George ID. Wise.
Colonel Tazcwell Elicit, and Colonel
Richard L. Boirne will address the As
semblage, which will he an immense one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

Correspondence OF The Richmond Di ptb'h.l
WELDON, y. c., sept %, 1852.
Stonewall Jackson and Warren Til
lery doth coloredl got into difficulty
near Halifax yesterday evening, and
jackson drew knife and stabbed Til
lery to the heart, killing him almost IN
stantly.
The wives Of the two men frst got INTO
a fight, the mon interfered With tho
above result. Jackson made he escape.
The Coroner WAS notified and went 10
Halifax this morning Is hold sn inquest
over the body Of the murdered man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

WHEELsG, W. Va. October DIR.
T. Fl. Logan, n well-known Republican
politician Of this city and widely kno~n
throughout West Virginia, dropped dead
this morning in his place Of business.
He filed many Offices OF public trust.
At the time OF his death he WAS a candl-
date for the Legislature on the BepuiA-
can ticket He was sixty-liye years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
The Hastings Court.

The Musings couTt,-aon :, lh Gn.nb p,
Atkins, presiding-,began It's oc'o noe
term YESTERDAY. The grand juryIMr'
Charles J. Fox, foreman-returned tne
following indictments A. ). Andrews Ie
Charles Courtney, Robert d. E2P,S
|nnIarad) William johnson alias VII
lam Davis (colored), John Powers
l ,~, Edwin 4. VIM. and james
S \voISer }colored), each for felony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
Chicago Failures.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The Erening
Jounai reports two failures OF the Board
of Trade this morning Is a result of the
advance in the price OF wheat The firms
mentioned are Frank Clifton Il Co. and
S. 2. Orr. The amounts for which they
are short are not yet learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
Co,oted Troops from philadelphia

COsoted troops from philadelphia.
Two companies of colored military
from Philadelphia-th lnvlncible Grays
with forty-iive men, and the Cadets with
nty-fve-arrived in the city at $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning. They were
met st the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
hv a detail from the Richmond compa-
uies and escorted first to the colOred
armory In Pink Alley and thence 10 Fish
erman's Hall, on west Broad street,
where they are quartered while
in tine city. The morning was spent IN Il
social manner, and latter dinner the Phlls-
delphians. in company with the Attacks
Guards. Captain Emmett scott, karney
Guard. Captain G. L. Nicholas. and State
Guard. Captain Z. A. Paul, formed into
battalion and paraded down Broad
street 10 sixth. thence to Grace and down
to the Capitol Square, where they
had a dress parade, after which
thew passed through the Governors
ward, where they were reviewed 10y his
Fxcellency. Last night the visitors and
many of their Richmond comrades at
tended a concert at Old-Merket Hall,
and this morning they leave for Peters
burg, from whence they go home c'0
Norfolk and perhaps Hampton. The two
companies presented very soldlerly APP
pearance and conducted themselves we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

OcroBxn L--Rscsipts: ss2 head Of cato. as
eheep AL laFnta aad 80 hogs
saios: si7 head Of cattle. s9i sheep aud lambs.
and 5f5 AexA.
Prices.
CattIo--Bcst, fXslxc gross-e few extra
fbo highor; msdiba 20 good, 5haic. gfVss;
common " fair. u Sac. gross
Sheep-3atAc. gross
Lambs--3k s5He. groas-
HOgs-6Aaskc net
balls-2Gsc. gress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

Much interest is manifested by tho large
congregations that attend. There have
been thirty conversions thus far, and tho
meeting il growing in interest daily. The
services viii continue every night this
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
baseball.

The Detroits and Wasbingtons' ooIn
,eIonoing to the National League, are
booked for series OF ,nree gal % he ~
bali in this city Of boschen ara W
Ginning October 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CosKgcTIoN rHgRswfrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the new YORK and Richmond
Stock Rxshangss Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and other Quotations
nv ,eIorrsph 20 The Dispatch.l

- WASHINGTON. ID. C.. October L.
| FAIR For Virginia, fair, cooler, nOr,hwostorly
Jwinda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
The streets Of new YORK.

The sale Of seats for the above attrac-
ton will open at the Richmond Theatre
this morning at 9 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

Rev w o. waegoner has been con.
s,' nn revival services At Laurcl'strees
methodist church during the past "'o@'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

McCREH AN.--Ded. a. tho residence Of his pa
rents. No S03 Thirtiota aud Brood streota, Oct ;
her Isi6 aI2 NJ, WIlIfAd j., youngest son
OF John and Kate A,CrUhaa, zgoi eighieen
years and four months
His funeral viii lsse plsce AZ 81 Patrick >
church THIS TUESDAY MORNING az 10 o'ctock.
Friends ana acquaiutsncos invited 70 slend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

For coughs. colds, or any irritation Of
the throat take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
% cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
IGOR SALE, A No. 2 REMINGTON

TYPEWRITER: very little used: as good as
new. Address TX. " care Otp.spaeh 50 sei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

r.s resolution from the Board of Al
C.rsu referring to the ticket agents
o. -c.ipers WAS next considered.
Ia,or y. V. Randolph appeared be-
g., tie Council and asked that the reso,
.,5n be passed, as the Exposition woulu
Ia greatly injured by outside sealpers
Coming into the city. They did not
I.li The two ticket brokers now here.
Up. higgins opposed the resolution
We wanted the people who come 70 hlch-
load u have the same privileges mere
& u other cities.
SIR. Curtis favored the resolution. ne
bought # the railroads are protecteo
An1ald help the Exposition III gel'lDg
lv rate round trip tickets.
-'s White agreed with him.
Tie resolution was adopted.
MEMBERS or TIE CITY COUNCIL SAID TO
~ INTERESTED ~ CITY CONTRACTS
8E. Campbell presented q resolution
'fou the Brick Manufacturers Associa-
Ion asking that tho City Conncli inyes-
l,ate the contract the city mas WIN
lsrties for furnishing brick to the Guy
ior sewers and the City Hall, as II mas
.'eel ported to them that certain mem,
bers II the City Council have enle .io.i
mo contracts in violation Of sec'iOh
20 of the Code Of Virginia OF looI.
EeieTcd 10 Committees On ofounos
md Buildings and Streets.
PEoosIHos 10 BOY oUR eAs-woska.
Ar. Campbell presented the following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
MAXINE iNIELLIsENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
AK8ysR

Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York.
fnercnaodise and passengers, George ". Alioa
& Co. agents.
stesmer Ariel, Doyo. Norfolk, United Ststes
mall merchandise. SUI passenger. l. u iateHl
agent. - -.
schooner Joseph Rudd. Haliock, Ne" YORK,
kanile, Allison A Addison,
Schooner J. N. Bro0nFail. Candy, New forf.
salt, Marshall a Mcclure.
schooner Cora ;. yandi!er SteelEnan, Plus
delphia. coal, 5. z. Lstafop & 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

Ilteportod I~ tae Di3ptsl
MnrtteatIe.

OCTOBER 1.-Narkst firm. Prime. $50; ex-
ira prime, &C.. fancy. Sc; common, J. 1tilc
shelled, 2. abe: factory hand pi'ksd. ia5ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
vrcHxosp LIVESTOCK ulREr,

huse.l- very good At ssc. Tosal sa,os q corn. 81
bushciA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

LIVERPOOL. october t--T5os. Cotton 1ull and
vo-r small business. g'and-, 20. Orleans, 90
Salc.. GOO bales, speculation aud export loV
bales: rcceipts--AUifr $40 bales. Futures
quiet: October. fl5tI.a5 f2bld.. October and
November. 3i-fid al g-tfd.: November and
December, 52rGi1. December and January,
b23fld: january aud February. rtGiA;
February anu Mach, 2i5iu.; March and
Apris. g "a sid. Teu.inIA 10 e.. wheat hrm and
demand good: holder Gicr sparingiy. Corn
quiet and steady; demand pOor Iurponnpo-
spirits, 3ls.
= p. M-Salos i50O hllcs American Oot0her.
5I-fid., buyer: OctJDrrnnd N0go mnor 3l-1ti.,
seller: November aud December, &i-old.
buyer. December ami January. -6iL, sail'r;
January ami February, rzGid. buyer: Fob-
ruary and March. . c-6fl, seller: march ADD
Aprii. li-Cff, value: April and May . 2i-8ii..
buyer; NAY ami June. 8 27-oid., seller. Futures
T. M-Octobcr, il-fld.. buyer; October
and November. 59bid., seller November and
December 2j-Gil.. Hclier December tul
january. 2 23-6li. buyer. January aud fcrrl-
AIRY. kj-6d, seilor; February and Nanh.
o tGfd., value. March anf April. ti-Ai,
buyer: April and May. 26-Cid., sellsr; Nay snd
June, 2,-sld.. Duyer. Futures closnd steaiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
PORT OF NEWPORT sEwA ocroSES LisSs
lBy Telegraph
AEnfyED.

steamship Johns Hopkins. Foster. Providence.
sad sailed Tor Wcoi fOiat, o,erehsndsss.
steamship Guycnc0tie, heiieY, Ne" forks Aha
sailed for New Yotk. merchandise
steamship 6uslsno. haoioron, Nov Orleans.
and sal % for hastafg. coeled.
schooner Minute kossn, - John, New Ion
Sc schooner L Q. aoby. Daniels. Boston, " lead
coal
Steamship yisAaaesea. Cur. Antwerp. eoalcd