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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

Nrw YORK, October 9l-Pr1ces are again
higher in tho STOCK market tonight. 7 hs marEot
was more active AMI decidedly strong to-day
and she news was o. a favorable character. Tho
ciic and the Northwestern was looked upon
more tRvOraDy. and buying in those stocks was
stimulated thereby. Crc1gers and coal stocks
were strong. "a were all Vanderhts and Lake
~hofe in particular. Gould stOrks. With the
siugle exception Of Missouri Pacific. were rather
b1cgWafi, Uut many II the specislties made
sharp gains. Buying was done by commission
houses. vino gIvised buying for thc nrSt Time
since The monetary stringency became iactor
in The stock market. aided by Chicago and
London la the afternoon. Tho shorts covered
freely on the easter condition Of money and
helped tire upward movement 90 a great eN-
tent. Trusts were again very prominent IN
dealings. and sugar Was weak on rumors al losses
10y the trust, with probsbly further fall In tho
price OF rs product. together with new opposi-
ton Cotton OIL on The contrary, was strong
: point 20 not bs short o. II being freely circu-
/ lated, resulting Ia heavy covering, and the eX-
pcctatiou hat a redur ton in the capital Wopla
result in scarcity OF stock caused como buying.
sugar recovered on report that no decis Il M
! u4o Norih-rigcr 40 would be handed down to-
/ day. There was some realizing toward tha close,
/ euI q fractional concession was made from the
best lgures. but the close. while quiet. was ilrm
/ 20 strong Final changes arc alm0st invariably
/ On The diro, ton n higher prices aud COttOn-Oh
/ is 10 "a, acSawanns , Chicago Gas and Den
I YER. Texas and Fort Worth ~, Rock Island "a
/ Tennessee Coal Is, Northwestern ~, hissouri
} Pacific IT,, ~ ,hison. Jersey Central, Northern
/ Pacific preferred. s. Paul. aad Union Pacific
4 each Z. md others fractional ahiounts. safes
/ ucgrnCsfoi 2'-.Fo shares
sUsniH0. Exchange Quot and firm a. aga
i $685.. Money ,fili easier ~ i&aS >ub-Ireasury
/ bglaucos-God l3sIti,0o0; currency, SAl2teD.
/ Covernmeuts duh and steady for As: per
/ oe.ts. 80. ex. int; a., coupons, lo5N, ex INT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OIlOhEk -. 1917.
Internai-reyenue tobacco-stamp sales today
were: ca tobacco, S2,67A6s; cigars and ciga-
rettes, f5.0s6s5; special. ss5S. Total. f7,7s0n
Sales VI wrappers again show strong MARKET
though a;in some are held back. Wrappers. 30
packages: filters, ~: cutters, >. Some Burieys
we're also sold. The western rep)rs only note
activity IN beat bright-nller grades OF Burleys;
all others are quiet and easy. There IS no doubt
Of tho fact that tho scarcity Of good, cheap,
sound Green-Rlyer pryers and the comparative
scarcity OF good Burleys under 10 cents has
stimulated our bright oilers, which our plug
men Will no doubt take every advantage Of The
most conseryat ve tobacco-deaers and con-
sicnees consider the Richmond market strong
ard not liable 70 any set-bac< in brights for six
months or more. There Is no longer tho least
DOUBT about the 1889 crop Of Virginia end North
Carolina The brghts will mako very poor sub
sti,ute for filters, and With mahogany wrappers a
rarity. Interior markets report brights at 40 70
% cents quite often in sales, while - to % cents
are common quotations. Breaks are generally
light, with unreasonable weather for market
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26


BERGER Died. last night az 1875 oiock AZ
,he residence of BIS parents, 2l5 west Marshall
street. T.. n. BURGER, In Tho iweniy-third year
OF hts age.
Funeral notice hereafter
DAyFNPORT.-Diod. at El5 p. NJ, October H.
1852. ELIZA y. wife ~ Isaac Davenport. Jr
The funeral will take pieco from Graco tplS-
copal church SATURDAY. 25tb, AZ l21s oclo'k.
McDOWELL.-Diod. October .. 1883, al half
past 5 O'Clock l. NJ, oracle MYRTLE, infant
daughter Of George and Rhoberta hcpoHeu;
aged twO years and four months.
So fare you well. sweet baby;
We must put you from our sight,
But vour form will still be with Us
In The darkness and the light
And ore day wen greet you. darliog.
In your blessed mansion new,
For though you cannot come 10 us,
stil Nc may 20 70 you.
Dear little Oracle ia Heaven,
safe very safe over there.
Taken from earth In her beauty
Before she knew sorrow or care
Gone from our arms, lovely darling,
To live Win the pure and the true.
God took our treasure 10 Heaven
mat cur hearts might journey there too.
Funeral notice hereafter.
PENDLFTON.-.Dio at me residence Of his
parents 2is north Twentieth street. October
S,tb M i215 T. W.. CHARLIE b., infant soa OF
Yir2inius and Ella Pendleton.
TIE funeral notice Will be announced here
after.
REAp-Died. IN Roanoke City. October q,
lssg of COZ. sumption, MAGGIE :. beloved vic
Of II. Read. ard daughter of the late Captain
/ T.. Lester, Of Chesterfield county aged thirty
one years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
To-day is Begistration-day.



CHICAGO. October 25.-Algernon Gran
vile. Frank Golrish aud T.. II. Clark are
under arrest for tho most palpable and ex-
tcnslve winding. Thousands Of people
were robbed. Twelve years ago Granville
and Clark organized the Como Printing
aud Publishing Company and issued a
weekly paper named the Peoples Safeguard
they offered prizes aggregating $1,000 to
persons who would forward Il small sum OF
moncyaud the correct guess of the number
of links 10 % Watch-chain. the cut Of which
was published They had made about
~ 900 when arrested August 2sth last. No
prizes were paid though hundreds guessed
Alright. POST Office Inspector Fleming
found 100000 letters in their Office. Alter
being hailed ont the Imperial Printing and
Engraving Company was organized. No
paper was published Til, time. but adyer-
tisements were inserted in papers all over
the country wanting slick men IN each
county 10 handle the company's goods
done up in packages of Pa. IS. and l0's.
Large rains were offered to those willing
10 take big risk-. The Letters received
were carefully answered aud a. "a sample Of
the goods % 81 bank-note was enclosed III
carh letter Those who then sent money
~ Buy packages received IN return cases Of
u .dles i'm ls. j's. and l0's. The dupe
being % -elf-imVlicated sWindlcr was AFRAID
tO COuUldlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
TIE EASTERN SHORE.
Progress of the Canvass Across the Ray.
ICorre. nondence Of The RI,hmond pispatch.l

ONANcocK. October -. 1889.
The Democrats of the Eastern Shore are
COnc 20 work 30 earnest 20 roll az u dig
majority Tor their state and Legislative
tickets az tho coming election. Clubs have
been organized at AccOmack Courthouse,
pungOtcaCuc, Hofm0n's Wharf, Cfaduock-
vile. and Other points in tie southern
part VI Accomack. last night laIge ana
enthusiastic meeting Of Democrats Was
held ia The Town Hall OF oman;
cock. and club of about one hundred
members organized. with Frank NJ. BogGs
ns president. John :. Wales. secretary, ana
william a. Wise, treasurer. Mr.. boggs;
the president Of the club. and several
othor. made stirring speec-es ana much
enthusiasm prevailed. Committees were
appointed 10 make q thorough canvass 81
~ votinr diq.rict and see that all the
Dem 1~ratic voters are registered ana NJ
The polls on clertion-day.
Thus far tine canvass has been rather
suiriiloss In tins section. due. n" doubt, 70
ihr detection of So many Repubicans
from Malone and the cuusoq uent aseu-
reu-e Of certain victory m November hnJ
present indications point 90 more Vlgor-
4 Gus prosecution 80 tie right IRON TINS
time ti.l thc election.
1ha Eruublicaue haze 300 regular candl-
date, 100 Che field for the General Assem-
blv. lu' arc giving TAFT support 60 the
' Prohibition nominees. VINO are nahihS 70
+ close ard earnest canvass.
Noodnr VIII rc Countr-Court day, AMI
Colonel Browne Evans and other distip-
pushed orators from the Western NLoIc
/ are expected to peak for the Democrats
+ tbnf dl, "a Aocnuark Courthouse and IN
( Onancock ~ night. The Mahoncltes may
expect come one % epoaE them, butth"y
have not yef hcraldcd hls coming.
The N,spg'cl' exposure of julius Caesar
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4 Telling bay at Burheviiie.
tereclnl telnrrAm 10 The DispAlch.l

BunKEy1LLE, Va, October 25.-W. Il. Nc
Kounev addressed o large and enthusiastic
meeting here this afternoon. HE speech
was qbie and scholarly and will produce
satisfactory fruit on the 5th Of November.
Major J. HosS d%g ts was IGIe4 tram ir but
desnite the latoness of the hour the farm
era had awaited his coming and nothing
would do but the next Lcutcnart-Gov-
ernor address them. IL is useless to say
that ii was happy and telling in its effect.
4 large vote viii be poiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
NentuCLy Races.

IrxryoroN. ny. October 70. Weather
rainy. track very muddy. Attendance The
ightest OF the meeting. Sport pretty good
considering the bad weather.
First racc-six iurlones -Pell-Mell won ;
Emily Maud second, Walker third. Time
l:2l.
Second race-six furlones Workmate
won: Hockscy second, Flyer third. Time,
1:5S.
Third mce-ninc siXtcenths Of mile
Grace Ely won; Lady Jones second, Willie
NJ third. Time, b5.
Fourth income mile-Xtla won;
Clumor second. John Morris third. Time,
1:l1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
How 70 .ton The LInuor rranle

BIRvNCHiN, October -. he state pro-
hiIi,iou conference held here yesterday re-
solved that O. political party victory at the
polls WAS ;he only way 10 stop the liquor
traffic. They therefore took steps TO put
new life into the Prohibition party IN VA
bama. appointed committee 10 look after
the publishers of the Prohibition party
paper. and others 10 make arrangements
For conventions for nominating state and
county officers next year. Hon. John /.
Tanner, Of Athens, presided.
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Not Allowed 20 Enter The Town.
IL. tnlarrarh ~ tho nIsnatshl

CuIcAGo. October % \ dispatch from
Pineyille. Nv, says No news has been Re-
ceived from Harlan county since Yesterday
morning. when messengers from Harlan
Courthouse announced that wilson
Howard had picketed AL the roads and no
one would be allowed To- pass toward town.
The people are getting OUT as rapidly "a
possible. The report of the battle Tuesday
has been confirmed. The engagement was
short bat effective. Nothing has been
heard Of Judge Lewis and his posse, who
disappeared after the battle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
sir. Thurman Compelled 10 stop Speaking
by sickness.

CrScrNN4TI. October 25.-Hon. Allen G.
Thurman did not complete his speech at
Music Hall last night. but was compelled
ON account If failure of strength to stop
suddenly. Putting bis hands to his sides
he said: IL would like 70 have stated more
10 you. lut am unable to doit; ! am get
ting sick His last words were not dis
tiuctly heard. and as his son assisted HIM
20 q chair there were few in the hall who
knew that he bad broken down. As soon
as hc was able TO 90 he WAS taken to hotel
whore he could have rest. He regretted
this infrmity very greatly, because, as he
stated aitcrward. he had reserved for the
closing part OF his speech some good words
fortheDomocratic candidate for Governor.
Thc-c d. was prevented from uttering by
the sudden weakness that came upon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

The examination al 81 Louis OF Chambers,
the ox-hsnk president, for the killing Of Attor-
nov Bowman developed a sensation almost equal
% that u tho original tragedy Chambers after
relating tho details 81 tho killing, was cross
plcsfioneI. lie lost his temper and dramAuc
,..ue followed. He wound up by saying. And
Ireloi.e that kuied hin" A painful silence
reieusd 10 the courtroom, and tho Irene vas
one never 10 DO forgotten by those Who we're
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
RAILROAD HORROR.
A Train Thrown from the Track by Van
H.fa-
mz ,.lsrrnnh % the plspsrcn.i

INDIANAPOLIS, October 2j.-The north
bound freight train, No. 81, on the Lake
Erie and Western railroad. was wrecked at
Kokomo this morning. The engine struck
an obstruction at the switch on the out
skirts Of the city, and. with eight or zen
cars. was thrown from the track. Twelve
oil-tanks exploded in quick succession,
setting fire 10 the box-cars attached. Two
cars OF merchandise and four Of coal were
consumed. Engineer Menl, Fireman. Ed
ward Burnett, and Head Brakeman John
Spellman were thrown beneath the oil
cars and burned 10 n crisp. The accident
was the work of wrcckers. This Is the
third attempt made III that vicinity within
killed lived at Peru, Ind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
Markets 81 TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. October 9s-Cotton dun; mid
ding. IOhc. low middling, i0c. net receipts
here, u bales; gross. 3,llS bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 7,s01 bales; 20 the Continent. $50
bales: forwarded, 625 bales; saies, % bales--all
spiuners: stock, 4i,926 bales southern nour
QUOT Wheat dull aud unsettled, No 2 red,
Sl,,as2t(c. in elevator options less active, lr-
regular, and ssa%c up and steady; No red.
Corn firm, scarce, and Eai<c. higher: No. :.
33sasls.c. In elevator; options more active and
stronger; October. sac; November. 40isc. !;
May. sis.c oats frm aud less active; options
dun and steady; October. 2oAc,; November,
25s<c. Hops steady aad quiet. codee--0ptions
c.osed barely steady: octobers Slt9o; NoTem-
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rnz wrarnrn ~ Rlcnnovp YrsrrnpAY Vac

Tango Of THERMOMETER Yesterday:
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Republican Nomination.

tCorrcsp0ndence OF Ibo hI0hWVuI N'sVA"uI
MADISON c. H., Va, October "a 1889.
The Republicans held a meeting mere
mated Mr.. John VI. Aylor. of this county.
to represent Madison and Greene IN tho
House Of Delegates. Thomas v, Fry, Esq,
Who was nominated at Stanardsyllle last
week having declinedt 20 run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

You may not now wish to vote on cleo
ton-day. but you may change your mind
ten days hence, but thenit Will be TOO late.
If YOU fail 10 register to-day you will not
be allowed 10 vote on the 9Th Of Novem-
Der. If YOU desire to shoot on that day
you must load your gun to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

Damaged by the storm.
fBy telegraph to the DlsDstcn.l

Tnwrs. DEI., October. 25.--'rhe schooner
Frank Il. Stinson, from Norfolk for Port
Land arrived here yesterday leaking slight
iy. She lost and split all her lower sails
and had her decks swept in the gae OF
October 18th to nth. She was blown oack
10 Cape Hatteras. Workmen are engaged IN
repairing her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
RlcAMOMD srncK EXcHANGE-

FRIDAY. October 25. lSsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
Blsc-Bail Championship.
nv telegraph lo the DISPATCH

New York eleven iuniu@S):
New lorks......O o o o 0 o ! 0 0 /
Brook ,ns.......0 ! 0 o o o 0 0 0 0 O.
BI.e-hits- New York.. 7; Brooklyns. .
Errors New York;. p: BIooldyns, 2. Bat
uer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
4 800, OCO Fire-TOwn Records Lost
10. tnlorranh 70 tho nlanAieh1

UTICA. n. Y. October 25-A fire in Port
Levdon this morning destroyed the Dou-
glass Opera-Hou5e and number of bus
ness-houses andpriva.e residences, CAUSING
a loss of over one hundred thousand dol
lars. All the town records were burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

entire city and their looks betrayed their
f6olings The Democrats are warmed up
for the iight and will roll up an unusually
large majority for the entire ticket on cleo
tiOn.day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET


Ocroegg 9a-Merke, quiet for old and firm
for new. Prime. 40; extra prime. ~: fancy
she. now (dry), ihRtc; sheVed' 5a5a r.,
factory hand-picked, 6a7kc. Sales Of new stock
at acc. reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. October % Grain firm. Wheat
so. rel. co.. Corn-No. nlxed, 10 arrive.
85c: No white. 35Nc. Oats, y +. C. Proyisi0ns-
TIE market Il strong and the stock u light
Racon lear-rin sides. s.. clear.eldes, packsi'
s625. Rutk-meats -CleRr-rib. $3.50; cured shoui-
deTs. -. Mess-pors. 3D. eugar-cGred hams
81 5lasi2JO. Choice leaf.lari, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
\ Ccutenarian's Anniversary.

Wuauxoros. n. c.. October 2J.-,Irs.
Rebecca Brown, of this city. celebrated
The one-huudrod-and-frs anniversary Of
her birth to-day. There IS indisputab!e
record evidence that she was born in
Charleston, 5. G., October %. l7sS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
Big Jump In OIL.

NEW YoRK. October -. There was great
excitement on the Consolidated Exchange
today Oil jumped up from 1922 at the
opening 10 1861, the highest figure reached
in long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

WVvAr.


BtLrN0Rs. October 2a-Flour quiet and ensy.
Whest-SOuthero dun. FGltZ. 1haSsc Long
berry. s6as1c. 40. winter rcd, spO, ana Octo-
Der. Slt5c Corn Southern scare and nominal
whre lisisc. yellow, G1a4i western nrin Oat@
firm: southern and Pennsylvania. 2ia23F 6.
western white. S7S29i4c do. mixed. 2astc
graded No white, 2oNc Rye easier: prime 10
choice. 5ia56c Hay Jun prime ~ choice limo
thy, Sl8aSlA5O. Provisions steady Nesspork'
sI250 BulS-meats loose shoulders. Sa2
loag-clear aud cleAr-rlD sides. S62S; sugar
picked shoulders. $40. sugar~cured smoked
shoulders. g.. Hzms-Large, II AalSc small
i2bai2Ac Lari-iieaned, ss.73. Butter easy
creamery. 23a2ic Eggs hrm, Western, 2lagsc
Coffee nominal. Rio caFg0es inir. 1910. sugar
dun: A soft = i,c. Copper quiet; refined, lUd
l0%c. Whiskey fairly active at slio. Freignts q
Liverpool per steamer inactive: -FOUR 2lA22-.
grain. 81 ID. Cork. for orders. s. NJ. Receipts
Flour, 1900 barrels: wheat. N,uO0 oushe.s
corn. 81. COZ j gshes: oats, 1000 bushels; rye
1000 bushels ehlnments-Flour. 1903 barrels
corn. oi,Ol1 bushels. Saies-Nheat, sl,0D bush
els: cora, 700 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

- WASHINGTON, October 21-F0c Vlr-
] 800. ginls, North and south CarOlina, rain
f, KAHN praceded by fair on the coast, warmer.
| '''"' except sta .ionary temperature ia vest
lem portions. southerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Appointments to spealS-Othcr Matters.

Amendments to Speak--Othcr Matters.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
ALEXANDRA. Va, October 25.-Ihe fol-
lowing appointments for addresses 10y
Democratic canyassers We're tonight made
public by the State Executive Committee ;
ION. u. II. POLAND.
Kine William. MONDAY. October 2Sth.,
PUwhatan (spccial), Saturday, November
2l.
T. r. u. WRIGHT, ESQ.
Bruu wick. Monday, October 2Sth.
King and Queen lspeciaD, Saturday, DC
tOlar 10Th.
W. q. ELLIOTT. ESQ
Norfolk county Special, Tuesday, Octo-
ber 18th. -.
Newsom's. southampton county, We'd
ucsday, October 3Oth.
Wakefield Surry county, Friday No
vcmber Est (morning).
Clarcmont. Surry county, fudaN, No
vembcr lst evening".
lion James Hay. of Madison, Colonel l..
Q. Washington. and DR. James L. Fisher
were among the visitors at headquarters
to-day who held consultations With the
Chairman and Secretary.
A meeting OF the Democratic Working
mems Club viii be held tomorrow night.
m which addresses viii be delivered by
Siate- Senator Walton Moore and Repre-
sentative William IL. L. Lee.
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NRM YORK cnrroN FrTrREt

New YORK. October 20. Cotton dun. Sales To-
day. $500 bales. Futures barely steady Salcs'
81 20 bales. October. fi051. November anu ne-
ccmher. Sap.aSaAi: January. S@oas9 81. FEB
ruary. SQqjssQYG; March. sl00.atl0i3; April
go 0laGaslalO. May. Si0l5asl0lh; JUNE, tll2.a
sl0.3. July, sl037aslo2s; August, so 3!aS 10. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

WILMINGTON. y. G.. October 25.-rurpentius
steady AZ tjIc. Rosn hrm; strained. Sc. {:
good strained. g0c Tar firm az $50. Crude
vtrgfn 10
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pAl rlMORF STOCK MARKET

BALriNORR. October 25.-NirRnia consols, q
hil: Baltimore aad ONO, gu bid: Northern
Central, "a asged: consolidated gas bonds, li2A
BIZ; &c. stOcG, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

II rs reported that the boodlo has been
received. hut notwithstanding the Malone
ties do not look happy. They have tried to
bchttle tAeiulueuce of licermans, Palmer
and others so that these gentlemen have
put on their w1r-pant and viii make them
selyc, felt.
A grand rally and barbecue Will take
Mace M Radford ON the "a Of November,
when distinguished speakers will hc pres
emit
A. vet we have been provided with no
sneaker for next Tuesday, our court-day.
should the committee fail 10 send one 1t
VIII be "a great disappointment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
SAILS as,osrsD 70 sscagr.ar
FLOUR
COTTON REPORT.

Eeqnote: Fins ta5Oas175 supsrnns. s2.7ya
ss.2s; extra sl5la,l75 family. tisslsG patea:
lslaiIy, coun ~. $i.75asA2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

rxMzsIz.sNsz TNENn

MARTIN HOLLINs Married, October a.
f4-p bv Row James {. Martin, Mr.. GEORGE ".
MAitTIN. OF Richmond, md Miss Alice ". mol
Inns of HenrcO county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
IN THE SOUTHWEST.
The Democrats of Montgomery Speak
lsnocinl tolecrnm 70 the pl.rat.hl

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
Cur1srr,NsprRc, Va, October 2j.-Tho
CAMPAIGN IN this county Is at fever-heat
and the Democrats are arouslng 10 the
Great importance of the occasion. deep
cnruc~tntss has seized upon the people,
which portcuds the best results for the
whole ticket. The senatorial district Is sure.
This county is close and both sides are
putting forth every effort TO carry the day.
Wc hope 90 redeem the county.
Hon Georce E. McIanc. of Roanoke
CITY. has been doing splendid work with
U.S. he has been speaking at several points
IN the county. and has everywhere made a
hnc impression. Tonight he spoke here
90 a large audience, among whom were
many ladies and held them ~ close attcn-
tion for nearly two hours, delivering one
of the finest speeches heard during the
campaign. The party is TO be coneratu-
lated at having such men to defend 1t and
40 oxuos. the crookeducss and hollow pre-
Tensions of Malone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
ST LorGs

ST. IeCis, Octot or Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat closed strong and i2al2sc. above yoster-
ne: MAY. -. aS3s.c. closed, sg<c. bid. COrn
nrn aud higher: Ne. 2mixed, 2sEc; October
closed at p e.. May. ahc Oats. nothing done.
Whiskey. sLcl Provisions steady very light