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hWsnaiersin Trauce.

lI1ui3n st,adsrLl
The eWindlcr IRlco, who, since his
arrest. has been charged with the muir
dor Of Marie Ayuet'u, viii, 10 il an
nounced, DO tried early 70 November
Before the examining magistrate he has
confessed to being the author Of numer-
ols robberes auj OF breaches OF conf
deuce. but be will not admit being
guilty of th8 murder with which he is
charged, though tle CIlcuce against
him is very strong Questioned the
other day uy the examining magistrate
A. TO his real name. iradO reelected
moment, end .hou replied taat the truth
MAS his mother had peen one az tie 10
dies OF honor Of Empress Eugene, and
that LIS father was Napoleon I'LL
Another great svin;icr, who can boast
81 having r.yalled Aitmaycr, hss just been
arrested at Cael. ia July, lo0l, lac had
been captured by The police n Pans
aud was being conducted from the Sta
ton 70 the examining magistrates Office
when he Effected his escape In th9 most
daring manner Before being intro
3uced no begged the t8o soldiers who
Lad charge OF him 20 permit Lim to en-
ter private place in the Pslais 80 jus
lice. The men waited outside the door,
lut their prisoner not returning they at
length opened It and discovered he bad
squeezed himself through the window
mid thus reached u ledge III projecting
st0ao work.
lie hal walked nioug it, peSsing in
front of tde windows 81 several Offices
iuii OK people, who took him TO be d
gas man preparing for the illumination
oi tie palace on the national fc'D At
length }alueuve, rs he then called HIM
self, found tie window Of al empty
room open. he entered 1t, AID quickly
descending tic stairs WAS soon ii Che
street..
since this time he had, till the other
day, bafllsd the police though he con
tiuued making dupes wherever he went,
and committing large robberies. To
give Gn idea of the extent OF bis Halyer-
fati3ns, It will be enough TO say 1t Is an
established fact that, IN less than two
months. he spent e, 100. When arrest
al ut Caen, where be had committed
numerous robberies, he was gong under
tae name Of Count de Msrsan,
and it is uncertain whether his identity
With Yalneuye would have been suspect
eli had it not been thai no attempted -
escape from the police in manner
similar to that employed by Valneuve.
While being taken to prison he begged
to be allowed 10 go 70 his room in the
hotel 10 fetch something. The request
was complied with, but he had no sooner
reached it than he got out of the window
and tried to escape by the roof. lie was
recaptured when, by getting DOM
wster-pipe, he had imagined himself TO
be once more free. lie vas brought to
Paris and has been recognized as being
neither Valneuve nor Count de Marsan,
bat Pierre JeAnolle, & maIefactor already
condemned to ten years penal seryi-
t1de
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Governor MN TALKS.


ALBANY, y. y, November g. -Governor
Hnl, IN the course Of a serenade this evening,
said "Our success in the guberaatOrli
contest Is msrred by The shadow Of national
disaster. Ia common with every true
Democrat ] greatly regret the defeat oil
President Cleveland in the State and IN the
nation. lie deserved better 81 the hands OF
the people Of this country. Honest brave,
and courageous, he CALAMITY led hts
party in the great contest Tor taril
reform, ana suffers deiest owing
10 the false elsmor, unjust preiu-
dIces, unfair representations, ana me
gigantic ana com bincd efforts OF ali the mo-
nopOlists NJ the country. lie did bis dnty,
% be understood It, regardless Of Peronal
OF political considerations, and he should
have been sustained by the tax payers. con.
sumers, and the m1s'es 81 the people, whose
true Interests he desired TO suieerye and
whose rights he uusel6shly endcsVOTed 70
naintain. II Ia not now necessary or TTonla-
BILE 10 Inquire whether the issue which he
so boldly made might not more wisely
have been earlier presented VI post
pOned 10 n later period IL II suf1c ent
that as the trusted leader Of The Democratic
party. after = full ard careful consideration
q the whole subject, he deemed that the
best and truest interests Of the country re-
Qulred that the issue should be made A. ihls
crisis, aud with that patriotic and de-
lbcraie conclusion when once reached
there should have been prompt arqul-
escence. The principal u iarih ne
form has only met with temporary
defeat. sooner or latter 1t will ultimately
triumph IN this country. President Cleve-
land and the Democratic party WERE rigbt
md deserved TO succeed. The argument
was With us, and two weeks' longer
discussion would have gwen u' tho
victory. Permit me 20 suggest That
there must be no back tack taken upon
this question. The Issue 30 courage
ously presented by President Glove
land IN the interest 81 the whole people must
not De abandoned. our nsk hns been nated
n the mAst and there it must remain. Icm-
porsry disaster must not be permitted 70 as
courage M 10 our unseIfsh efforts 10 relieve
the people from unjust and unnecessary
taxation. Temporary oxpcdtents VIII only
endanger or postpone our tnal triumph
Let us stesdiastly sdhere to the principle
NJ tariff reform, and the clouds hat now
obscure our pathway viii soon pass away.
The country has bad the benefit Of wise,
economical, AMI live administration Of Tue
public affairs, and tie people were satisfied
with IT, We have lost power IN the nhiion,
rot because Of anything which had been
done or omitted, but, among other causes,
" the foolish and ungrounded fears con-
corning the future. The people have
been mlsed by the fake statements and pre-
dictiOns ~ our adyersgrire. Ey firm apd
steady adherence 10 the principles Of our
platform in tins the hour OF defeat, let ua
demonstrate 10 The country tIe greatness,
erandness, and consistency OF the Demo
cratic party. Thst party wa, not born 10 die.
II ms survived greater defeats tuan the
present aud emerged stronger than before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

Mr.. Colvin presided at A meeting OF
the Hellenic society on Monday when a
paptr on TIE temple at Delphi Was read
hv the honorable secretary on behalf Of
Professor j. Ii. Middleton. Professor
Middleton began by explaining that IN
view Of thu approaching excavations at
Delphi be had Thought It appropriate 70
put together some notes of his own OH
scryationsof the existing rcmaiu5auI also
e. collect al literary and other inJlca-
tions that might assist IN forming AL idea
Of the temple, a hypothetical restoration
OF which ne submitted to tho meeting.
Greek traditions spoke Of five successive
temples on tho site. the first mere hut
of branches, the second made with
q" beeswax and wings" the third con-
structed Of bronze by Heph@stus, tAe
fourth of stone by Irouhonius and Aga
medeS The lsst-named, which belongs
to the period indicated IN the Homerio
HYMN 10 apollo, WAS destroyed 10y fire
in 54S b. G. he fifth temple, OF which
remains still exist, was built by means
of a subscription raised throughout
Greece under the authority of
the Amphictyonic Council The Ale
rnaOnidte OF Athens were the con-
tractors. The architect Was SPIN
thsrus. q Corinthian. This temple, with
its sculptures, paintings, and other
aiornments. was described by Professor
Middleton in detail, though this part Of
the paper WAS omitted IN reading. Pass
inc 10 the existing remains, the writer
showed that the temple vas he1aslyle
and periptorAl in the Dorc order, WITH
the probable dimensions OF 1872 ieet oy
= feet 6 inches ON the top step. IL WAS
built of limestone, coated with the finest
ftucco. Comparing the style Of
the details with those Of Other
Doric temples, Professor Middleton con-
iectured that it must have been later
than the temple of Corinth, sDdpossibly
also than that at 6lgins. Alter refer
ence 10 his conjectural restoration both
of the temple and Of the subterranean
oracular cell. the writer spoke OF the
wall inclosing the fefncnOs as OF the
finest Greek masonry snd remarkable,
not only for It's construction, but for the
fact of It's face being covered with
closely-cut inscriptions, dating from the
end of the third century, Is. G.. TO the
time of Hadrian. Professor Middleton
paper will be Published with illustrations
in the next number Of the Journal Of
Hellenic Studies.
II 81 I'm. ~ -
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EkVlgs on Fug cBlcl00 EARkEr

KAVias o. fhs cbtCAoO kAkkEr'
CHICAGO, Novsnber ga fair business WAS
transacted. Dut IAs s1vAace sas again losL Tho
opening wa Aalc. hiEaer. DeceRl Der advanced
Aa additional cent and Nay No, thsn rule ir-
regular. Tho early EdFsacs vas Cue largely 20
ne sa0rts covering. via ssrs Influenced Ia their
acton ~ she rsperted txkiag u wheat ysster-
dsy Aad to-asy ia Nss I orb hor export reports
plA,ing ne quantity - hlgn - Ao.oso bushels
for bo.h dAyk IL We claimed RAJ wheat vas
bought to- shipment 70 Liston. Gsd vas being
taken by froighLcarrying vessss ~ low
rasss OF frolghL A Denial Of ne above re-
pOrt--at ioAst the reSors rhat nsro had
been no skoAt taken to-day-caassd tho
market - react some. Corn opoasd rs Nc.
Aeyaacs over NE cbosing prscss OF yesterday
sua graiusify advanced hs4c. rescssd Nc,
and etosed Aake. higher sban yesterday. The
fsaling deyoleSod was strong, especially on
bear futures. veyJ soo1 dsnsnd sKissing from
me shortas sho we're se<asvnat DssvoAA There
Was "a ftn proved dsnAAad fer osS.l In Nay de-
livery rUae quito brtss. WITH q eSask1ef sblo
.1s sAd fren Ae sbsrn1, esdef ufsh kc-
hlgaor rage Of prices ives estAhiishcl Near
futarss were Also Aoccrssd rather moro sssoIi-
sioa than for soass days Esst, win No reruit u
ks5le. advances. bat hoter0 tho close NE spsca-
iAt.vs n1rkst became vs&ker aad resctod.
There s4a hazsrs trading Ia NErss- pGsk, boz hs
feeling Was sancxtas unsaslicd ana prices raad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRTDAY NOVEMBER 8. 1883

OF feur congressman. They c'aim maio-
rity for the electoral ticket and majority IN
the Legislature. The scene of Republican
enthusiasm IN this city tonight Is upprece-
dented. Thousands Of people have crowd
ed the streets in front OF the lntelligencer
building to read tho bulletins. aud on every
vide Is heard the cry that the "solid south "
IL broken at last by the vote q this State.
WISCONSIN.
MmwLUEEE, WIS. November S.-The re-
turns are coming In slower aud In less salts
factory shape IA Wiscorsin than four years
ngO, but enough are IN 70 make certain that
the State has gone for Harrison BY ct HAST
1900 majority, snd probably 2l,oo0. Chair-
man Usher, OF the Democratic Committee,
comedies the State TO the Republicans by
Blaine's plurality IN 1884, which was 1890.
The Legislature Is Overwhelmingly kepub-
lean, there being Republican majority on
Joint ballot OF over 50 out OF 4 vote OF iS}.
Congressmen-el elect are: First district, Ca
well, Republican; Second. Barwig. Demo
crst; Third, La Folleti, Republican; Fourth,
Van Shllck. Republican; Filth, BrickneT.
Democrat; sixth, Clark, Republican; sew
enth, Thomas, Republican; Eigbth, Haugen,
Republican; Ninth, McCOrd, Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
NEWSPAPER MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have q sTONEMBTZ FOLDER, in psrfSes
order. Nhish ~ will sell ~ great bargain Is
viii fold an eight or = four-paEo paper The tis5
Of the Dtspaich or smaller. Is VII also cut AMI
p4s;s ne eighLpago paper. ltesa DO readily
attached 70 Any presA
We rsier 70 ne Petersburg fsdes-A Ypedi As 81
the character Of It's Work. since hat paper AAs
the counterpart Of tnls machine attached y iIs
prrss and now IN successful operation Ad-
dress THk DISPATCH COMPANY,
nE4lm' hich1naiad Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

UFkIbEH = I7-7.
There Is nothing noteworthy In tho tobacco
trade today The chief saes we're Of sun-cured
a. aactlon, part Of which was good nilers al ga
IKE, win about QUE fourth Low grades, some
selling around s1aE3 per hundred A new
printing offered was taken IN. such ought 70 DO
kept a. homo. here IL becomes a loss 70 the
planter sure sNd drug on the Dottor grades.
There has been q reduction Of l2,OO hogshsads
in tho sto,As OF the western markets In October.
which u 20 per cent Of the total western stock,
which Is a very encouraging sign for the future.
Opinions vary as 70 The future hat the markets
will now take, but We can hardly SEQ how any
caange Will be eiected by the election II the
Trade will attend 10 business as heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

Uly Auglo-Americau cable % the Dnpstch.l
vienna. NOycmher y. The Political Cor.
rc,pcuGeuce Publishes % Berlin letter, i'm
witch the writer comments upon the ap-
uro1chment between France and pain Stree
ecnor Afmijo became the NnnuJh Minisirr
~ Foreign A01irs lie says That this Is cspe-
cialv shown by thc cooperation of the tgo
countries iu regard TO the Morocco question,
and that the sisrce S. directed asa'n't tho
other Mediterranean >tafCs. The recalling
~ the spanish Ministers at Berlin and Rome.
the writer believes. Is calculated ~ e-trange
Germany and lialT, and this France desires.
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sunset CoxInttrviewcd.

nv INTcEThUn ~ VIC U7U7'"l-T
NPw YORK. November S.-COugrCs- mar
s. >. Cox being interviewed tonight said ;
" A. IN the election. ! sort O gave It, up
when the Zig Republican parade occurred
here last saturds,. 10 "as stunning
auped ae a Republican display m New
York. or course there was no bad faith ou
the uart VI Governor Bii. Tanmany etps
faith. aud 80 did the counties aS fer IS !
know. The detection seems iraceaoi" to
BROOKLYN snd other outside places. Per
hsps IL was the Mugwumps. Tie truth i-
he Harrison campaign wps well managed.
lie did not hurt il hy his talks % or about
soldiers, about protection, or otherwise. lie
ulrased his hearers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

NEW YORK. November She stock market
to-day WAS dull except for one stock. but Is vas
weak and declining la the forenoon and ths hoAsrs
made during that ums were never recovered
Prices az Tho closs were in n great majority ma
terially lower then bhOse OF last evening. There
were & number Of dtequieIlng edyicos received
during the day, such a. the disruption OF the
Western Passenger Association and the trorblo
with tho coel-diSEers on tic Pan Handle, 0ut
the principal ceuso Of Generalization was tho
unusually heavy sales for foreign secounI
when were kept up almost throughout TaS
reason asst -aee for his pouring OF Long stocks
was that the foreigners we're distrusuui that
ths new Administration might make such
chaagcs as would resard business and - hurt the
values Of securities. There was the usual
amount Of short stock put out by bears
and tradOTs, eut they were not OF specA
importance upon the course OF prices
Codl stocks, and especially Readlng, we're
leaders in the Decline and dealings 10 the
stock mentioned assumed lergo proportions, fur
nishing nearly half me business do0o. no
Trunk haes were heavy snd tn some caeos Do
cidediy weak on recent reductions add the To-
filsal Of PennsyiyaniA 70 advance rabes had
nsrksd influence. They we're followed oy
southsru stocks, sDd notwithstanding tho favora-
bic outlook for the lines both Afoht-
son AMI Missouri Pacific were prominent for tho
declines established. Cotton-Oil was tho feesurc,
boing aftor the first decline remarkably strong
and ou a large business closed fraction higoeE.
linton Pasnc was prominent among the active
stocks, but ia movements were small ana iS
price was we'll maintained throughout Iennes-
see Coat was conspicuous during tho esrly
trading BY an advance, though the greater P0r-
tion Of tao advantage was aftorvard lost The
rect OF the llst was dull Active stocks arc
almost Invariably lower to-night and Readtng
lost \, Atchis0n IN, CanAdn Southern and Nor
folk Rnd Western preferred X each, Missouri
Pscinc I. aud others fractional amounts. Total
taleu, la5 0oO.
BgsainJ. Exchange dull and steady Of fSa
48s4. Money easy ar9a2S per cent Sub-Irca-
sury balances-COd. $50. iSl .OCO currency fla
lJRc00 Governments dun and steady IN hrm;
per cents tax; ~ coupons, 1851. State bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

lhy telegraph y Do Di7plirn.l
EosTOS. November S.-Tlc h'gop7 oi ihc
Methodist Lpi'copai Church began then
.mi.anuual session this afternoon in tn.s
city. The episcopal board is made up ~
eighteen m~mb'is. Two ~ these, Bishops
Taylor and Ihoburn, arr missionary bishops,
and have jurisdiction and authority, one m
Africa and the other zoo lndi9. They arc not
present. Bi.hop F0wrr j. absent attending
ChuIch IN ChIun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

rBY telegraph n tae D.spAtch-l
NEW YORK, November s. -Wllnm Baer
Jumped on an elevated train tC.nght sitter
Toe gates we're closed. RE hung on until
some distance beyond the station. meau-
while yaiuy asking be gateman 70 open the
gate, and then lost bis grip and was rushed
10 the street and instantly killed.
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RICHMOND kARKgT@
NoyREBsR s, 1854
COUNTRY PA0DCcE


RuHer. Es9s, FSvts. LGTd, Corn Neal
Butter: Ch0ica. Creamery, 20a2lc. choice,
family paczed Isa2ec-: choice store packed,
i7alsc. good ~ prtn0. t5al6c.; poor 70 tair, l0a
llc
Live Hens. Choice, fat 2la2lc. piece; old
cecss AID small heas, DC.
Chlekens: ChOioa. sKga large. lea22c; large.
f5asoc.; small. loAiSc,
EExs: Fresh. 23aZ3c. for extra fresh
Lard. CouRHy, 81 aSc-. sctiTs
Corn Neal: sOaG3s. per DasneI for country zoo.
isr city miuA
VeJsta1l<L
Cabbags Virginia. 81 barrel. very dun
Potatoes Irisa. extra ea0ice. new, tL73ss1 per
barrel per bushei. oas,6c.
OnionE e0se0c por 6asneL
Gyssn ana DRIED FSufiA
ApplSE Green. choice. sza42s 20 PEI barrel,
demand rood other varieties fl.50at2
Dried Fruits: Cherries. lie per pound Black,
berriss, zA4kc; kssDorr1e&. iSo; Whorueberrias-
&C.
BeasWax. Sc. per pound.
sIack-ozk Berx: Kossed. al per 22lo pounds;
black o@k aad cAsslaus rough, . per S0o
FsSrnsrs Prime live goose. ioc- common,
DC.
Flaxseed sIafl NJ par buahsl
lay Ma timothy siASa Na Z sisa
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KAREHrs BY rELEagAPA

new Y0GG.
Wrw Y0HK. SoromDsr 8--Ootton firm: sales,
go bales. uYlands, axe: Orleans, 10. net re-
ce .pl8. 4.Ns bslea. ozp0rts--io Great Britain,
1919 Jalss. " no CoHhnont. 1909 babes st)ct,
6CC 80 bslss t0uthefn Ggur sb0@dy; common
o. fair eKEs a.. s51sf .; good ~ chcice, y. ia
S. IT, Nhsat un-5ited SD Nc. higher; No. }
ret. NoTsmUer, SILK 0 en9er tit'. afI.ls,
c.psuK a Sill. Corn = e. llgbor add unsettled
o uols heavy: FOyeRbef. IN e6li4e., ososlDg as
6,bc. Docon sor % 4 a5l &c, csoslnE a! 5okc..
January ighs 81 &C. OAls strong nd &c. hfghor /.
oFgons dull and 4aAsc. Up; FOFember, 500 /:
December 3lAa3l &C.; January, nsc Hops
auirL Coseo steady. kOvemOer, flab; D9-
c,nU0r. Slagosll3l5: January, p21at1aE.
sugar uRBstti.d fair refining. ts5 l-loc.: rsfnet
ua hanged asd GHis'. hoiassos BNntnal; Now
Orisans OpgD kstiie. ftsszs sYrupa. baf2l
Cotio-s -scsd oh sbea3y aui azieL kOsin quieS
Ilrpe8tlne dun ~ t3Hc. sskod- Hides quio@
Wool strong: domesiiO fsc5S. 18sEc- pulled,
E2s2sc. TEXAS, AAzl- Pork quIot end nfEi.
Beof quiet. 6eef hams nrrl 1iercod bo0f quisk
Cat meats s6ak ard duh. Picked bellies. ga
GO: hsns, Ioc. tbcadcrs, SIC. Gddles
suoug: shsrtcsoar. 30. Lard closod veal: .
90 ci0slng - SiT. December, thfA
proigDls firm.
CHICAGO.
OsroLa0. November 8-rhs cash auotasions
wore: Flour duh and unchanged. No. spring
wnoat, slI4H4uIf<; No. rsd. fLi4aaGl.ffk.
No , corn. az age No. oats. g4kc. Aess-
pork slL1l. Lard, $40. Short-ros, H60as7 o.
shoulders, Ss@Sa-5; shor-cloaS, soIZ4 Gys,1A
Mnlskey. $40
qho IsAding futures ranged - follows
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A TcrSe Ftra
~ ielcrfanh y ~ DI.Yaicf

Try telegraph 10 me Dispatchl
Los ANoFlAs. November "a lrge ho-
Tel AZ Long Beach. 0n Size co'st ablu- twenty
miles from this citv, with nearly aii lls costly
furuiiurc, vas totally destroyed hv fire last
night. Lose. t0),O0O; insurance, t,cJl.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN coHSEcrroE rHgRRwrTK THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the Kew York and Richmond
Stock Exchangss-Grais, Flour, Cot
ton, Neat and Other Quotations
nv ,.Ierraph 70 tho pIspa.rh.I

- wAsHISGros. November S-For Vir-
rfnia, threatening weAth0r and rain,
Rkh followed by clearing during Friday
''"'' night warmer Friday, colder Saturday,
---Jsouihessterly winds, shifting to Test-
erly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09


NCHBOkD And ALLssHAsY HAuaOAnl
GEHERkL lAsHENGat lafARTHsHr,
EICnN0sD, Va, h0Fombor q. i'sk
HlRAINS Nos. 7 AND =. SUNDAY
4 ACCOMMODATION, betseco Richmoud and
ecottsyius vii DO diaconliagai GA Ssd alter
NOVEMBER 4rH
nO1W, asa. J. p hAchUhDO.
TXCURSIONS TO WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
The RICHMOND, FREDERlcRsBURG AID
POrOsAC RAILROAD
will sol round nip ticksND
WASHINGTON AT $50
sni "
BALTIMORE AT 800
good lre dsYs, tnciading day Of sale,
nus anording visitors ~ tho Exposition an OPP
portunity b. see tie Natnnal Capital AMI no
Monumonlai Cay Ag low oost hotsro rsturniug
20 NOR bomes- fhros lralns dGily except sun
days, two on Sunday.
Iicksus fof sals u Byrri-s srNet station and a.
W. Garter b, conner Team ADD Vain str9o's.
g. A. TAYLOR
oei7.im General Tickel Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

| have a Pool.Tabl simOet new; ivory
balls and oil Attachments. VIII sell loW.
though It cost sij0.
JULIEN RnFOuD,
1902 east Mziu street.
two doors below Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.

WANTED, AN ExrssIxscxD NAN. we'll sa-
eor,sod % sake charge 81 ne taan~-s sad -
canvass fR no sfAUNroS Lifs ASsosIA-
TON IA R5chDsed. nanchss1sI and me ada
esat coaasry. A god esssrscs uia b gsscz sach
zlss waited. SOME coon oASvAssxRs In
every section Of virginia fcras very sdySa-
axcc<a Address I. q. HokfON
0pa<ra1 Asoaa
&C O-ood3H otnAton. We
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FfOfE.
We qlots. Fios. So S)ss27J. supsr1ne. E275A
sax. ezra, sl5Jsgi75: hmily, tiatLjO patonE
family, county, S4.75abiZ5
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GRAIN AND COTTON sECRAHaz.
RICHMOND. NoTemOor g 1885
OFFsRIsGA

WuHAr.-3 2C9 bUsnek-
CJrH.--U DuHhoE
OArs.-l. lD hush :
kYE-lOJ BusheiA
fALEs REf0rrED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-L onCbsrTy. q bushels for seo1 at
GIG. lga9 DelsLcla primo ot fllj: ~ bushels
vrrv good a. fi.3 - bushels good at SIR
Sfxsd. SO bushels primo a. Sl.4 40 bushels
r-ry ro>i OF private tarnis; ~ bushels good as
GI.l0; "a b1sncis fair r.. fl.lj, ShoriberrY, IS
Dusncls worry good 90 si.i3; ~ bushels very
s7,0l AZ fil2 ~ bushels good At SLl0; ~
NusteIs falr 10 CLOS. Total ssles Of wheaL 8. rs
bushels.
Offerings to.dsY Of wheat s.0s bushels; Same
dey las. year. 4l09 bu'heiA Sales today u
heat, 3,i7i bushels: same day last year. 400
buaasla Offerings 40 Tar tLI5 50 asOn, $50, 80
bushels: same aine lass year, 5l9,li2 bushels.
E1trema range Of prices to-day, tl.05 10 sLJ
taiue DAY Inst year 10. ~ 81.
COgs.-White ~ bushels very good old at Sc. !;
90 bushels good Old At Sc Total sales of corn, "
bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

1.s7C. 542 bottles Of DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup
were sold Ia the last twelve months.