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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
By James y. ELAN,
Real E6tato agent AID AIcii0ucer,
ili3 Main street.
VRUSTEE's SALE BY PUBLl


TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
/ AUCTION OF THE ATTRACTIVE, DE
TACHfD TWO-STOkY FRANZ DWELLING NN
THE NORTH SIDE or CEDAR sLNtLI re
TWEEN JAMES AND BAKER ofN.tl~ ln
execu ion ~ Is certain decd ID. trust 60 iur ist.i
October 2l lisa, " record in Decd BOOK i.I -,
page l3f, Houriro County Court, -hnA sell ~
p4bu. auction. on tho promises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER e, iTs9,
a. f.30 o'c,ock f.. ~. the kFAL ESTATE dc-
scrioed ia sail decd, o. being tl5 ab-ge-nafnei
very NEAT AND I'll BsIANIiAL DETACHED
Franc DWELLING oil about ight r.uus hni
the lot fronting ID feet Oh tae north s.ie of Neil-
straot and running DEcE between parallel lines
~ teet.
This Is \ really good home, pleasantly snd con-
vtniently situated 0u she hli lust east n seven
teenth street. on which IL the Electric railway, sui
near the On ssapeake nud OAiO shops AMI $40
Tanner & Deisny shops and wlrhin casy dis
tanco OF the business portion " the city.
TERMS: ash q. - expenses ~ saie, any un-
pad tagee, AMI tho note Tor I'D VIA Interest
IRON the 29d 81 October, 1859; and the residue
uuon such terms IS shall pe ANNOUNCED 40 ime
OF sale. JAMES 3. ELAN,
no! trustee.
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statement ct tle Associated B1nks shows tho
following chGurcs Reserve, decrease. $3.50;
loan, .inrreaee, i17S99J specie, increase,
slis 90: lecal-.on9crs. decgea-e, sijl,@f0; de-
posts. increase, Si.2sPtJJ; circulation, Increase,
sl0..0.
Tho banks now hold sl,l@o, f75 In excess Of tho
= Der cont. rGia.
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R1cnMoNp. Va, October 90. 1889

10 he Editor OIL Dispcict:
Please inform ne through your valuable
columns whore the following quotation is
to be found:
"There il a divinity that shapes our ends
Rough how them as we may
SUBSCRIBER.
There ia a divinity that shapes our ends
Rough-hew them nov we viii.
-HQHi,t, let v, Scsns ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

FREDYRIcKsHALL, Va, Noyemberl, 1889.
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please correct through your paper the
impression which has gotten abroad that L
an the author of a communication in a re-
cent issue Of your paper regarding tho eligi-
bility OF DR.. Joseph ". Baker for election
TO the House Of Delegates aud signed n. c.
II. Respectfully, \. G. HARRIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
NEv-1ARKETs.

Have the active Democratsln every town,
hamlet and village in Virginia seen to 1t
that conveyances are to be provided 70
bring the aged and the infrm and the over
confident. if any such there be, to the
u0llsI
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN CONNECTION THEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-cotton
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations.
nr telegraph % tho Dispatch. J

- WASHINGTON. November 2.-For Viz
\ 80. Einla, rain, colder, southWes.eriT
KAHN winds.
NV" For North Carolina, rain. colder,
-southwcstorly winds.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

RiLTIN0RR. November 2.-Baltimore nDl Onto,
SAD Northern Central, % Cincinnati,
Warrington AMI Baltimore lists certificates, 81;
DO. 2ls. t2: consolidated gas bonds, IRA do.
gf.rr. fIU az.
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= T M. future. ranzea % toLIoxl:
RkLIIMORF.

BALTIMORE, Novsmbcr Flour dun and
st1nIy. Wheat Southern dull aud unchanged :;
FIltl. .3A,jr.: LoDgberry, 13aNtc; No =, SIC.
western quiet and easier. No. winter red,
500. aud November. ID .a-lc. COrn-eouttern
white hrm on slai'c.; yellow ucmiaal a, 4lH
4Ikc.: western aeiivo and Arm. Oats firm;
southern and Pennsylvania, 2jaes<c; western
white. g'a'Jl1c.: western mixed. 2'sgfc. eroded
$50. Vs. tie. 21l@lf r. Rye cgaier, prime 10
choice 53a-J. Hay steady. prime TO choice
timothy, fl2i0aS'3 Provisions unchanged. and
st.ady. Butter firm: western pac /, lat.tt (;
bost roll, llslS' creamery. PIC. Riggs rrm "a.
g3a4,. Petroleum quot. refined. 725c ,oiiee
steady: RIO cnreo.- fair. 1o, sugar steady. A
SOFT. e.. copper frm. refined, i0Sc. Nhiskey
unchanged "a sI.21. Freirnfs 10 Liverpool per
steamer quiet: Grain. rl. Cork Tor orier1, x
o. Hcccipts- Flour, 1885 larrcls, wheat, ~
500 hushci5 corn. 5000 bushels. aais, 2.DD
bushels: rye, 1870 fuehels. ~hirm snts Flour,
1870 barr i7, wheat, .oOD ou-hel'; Corn, al'-
90 bushels. saies-Whea., 1000 bushels;
corn. $1,000 IIslril
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DEATHS.


FpPs Died. at tha residence OF his parents,
50S north seventeenth street. November !. 1851,
atSF. ~, dlph,heria, ERNEST POWDEkLi,
ouly son OF w.. r. and Rosa Epps aged hgoo
years and eight months.
ERNssr was CIR darling pride.
joy " al our heart az homo;
But al angel came md whispered,
Dearest EaN9sr, DO come home.
The gentlo Saviour calls
Our clillfeu go His broast;
Ho folds them IN HIS gracious arms,
Himself declares them Dlest
Let them approach, lie cries,
Nor scOrn their humble claims:
The hcira o. Heaven are such rs these.
For such as these came.
by HIS SISTERS.
The funeral services viii take place o. the
crave tOakwoodj NOVEMBER ia AZ half past )
p VI. The n!onis OF tho family are respectfully
invited 10 attend without further notice.
GRIFFIN.-picd, At tho Malo Orphan Asylum,
Saturday afternoon. DEAN GRIFFIN; aged SIX
years and Fix months.
The funeral Will take place TIIIS Sunday
EVENING az { o'clock. Friends OK the inslitu-
tion are invlloi % attend.
RING.-Died. November J, 1882, OF II O'Clock
A. ~, at his late residence, 1888 eat Main street,
DAVID W. RING, La-iye II County Corr, Ire
land, in tho seyenty-fOlrth year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from ~. Pairick's
church THIs (~undaY EVENING at o'clock.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
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cRARLOTTE'S BUDGET.
& Narrow Escape from Drowning-Light
ning's Freaks.

ntn2's tfcthr'
Especial telegram 10 no Dispatch,
CHAnr0TTr, n. c., November News
ie received here Of the very narrow escape
Of Rev. 4. b. Caudle and wife from drown
ING in Arson county cay before yesterday.
They attempted to cross Rays Fork creek
near Meadow Branch. Ave miles from Non
roe. in a buggy. MIR. Cautle hal crossed
the ford many times. and although he
noticed that the creek was pretty full
he did not gpurohCud any danger and
drove in. The horse got along ell right
until & struck the current, winch was
quite swift, when it went under. but came
up and began TO swim out and would
doubtless have made q safe passage,
but the bury when it struck the
current capsized, throwing the oecu-
pants out. Dir. Caudle was caught
under the buggy or horse and mad
considerable difficulty in cXtrlcatmg him.
eelf and getting out. He could have been
under but few moments 81 most. When
he came up the only portion OF his Wl.e
that was visible was her elbow, which he
caught and succeeded in bringing nor head
10 the surface, when he found That sho
was on ono side Of large log and De on
the other Fortunately Mrs Caudle was
not i'm the least excited or strangled, md
after seeing she wa. safe no went 81 work
~ cut the horse from the buggy, which he
succeeded in doing, ont hal considerable
difficulty in getting him out as be was
twice swept down by the current. bow
ever. thev all finally succeeded IN landing
safely on the east side OF the creek out
.he buggy and an OF IFS content were IN
the bottom of the creek securely lodged
against log.
STRUCK BY LIGHrNfNG.
The residence of DR.. b. L. Garland. who
lives near White Plain, twenty-three mics
from Monroe. was struck by lightning
wednesday night and nearly destroy a..
Three Of his children. aged from thirteen
TO sixteen years. occupied the north room
upstairs and during the storm became
frightened aud went down in their fathers
room and had hardly takcn thelr seats
when the shock came. The bolt came
down through the top OF the house,
through the bed which the children had
occupied. down into the lower room ond
through another bad, and thence through
the door and into the ground. The whole
north side Of the house was wrecked, the
chimney torn down. and some of the tim
bcrs thrown $50 feet. Fortunately none Of
the family were scriou IS hurt. They
were all thrown some distance out OF their
seats by the shock but none of them wore
effected 10y the electric iuid. The escape
was certainly remarkable, and had -ho
three children remained five minutes long
ct in their Ioom they would have been
/ killed. Tho residence YVES new one ana
the loss viii reach two thousand dollars.
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mAHI,IAa.ea.

FLETCHER - EVFRs. - Married. Tuesday
morning, October ~. 1883, AZ bali past o'clock,
al ~ Mars German catholic church, by Rev.
Father Niilota,i, %. =. b., Nr FREDtRlCN T.
FLETCHER 10 Miss ROSA Il. EYEho; both Il
III .hmoud.
KEKN-HAMPTON.-W Married, October 81. lssg,
at nanuy-Street Methods. Episcopal churrh, By
Roy. !. 4. Jeners0n. Mr.. WILLIAM j. hkkh
aud Miss 81. ELLA HAMPTON.
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By SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets) -Roy. W. W.
LAsDRuM D. d.. Will preach AT II A b. and 8
Pm. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

To bury MALONE is to bury the ghouls Of
sectionalism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YoRK, November a-cotion quiet; sales,
sC5 baIos; upllInds. 10 Bids; Orleans, 10 9ioc.
net receipts, f,,0es bales; exports-to Great Bril-
! tain. e,iQs rsles; sIocks oJ5.sss pelea southern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
aINArUHs ALMANAC, NoyrlBsE 4
RON " RIcaNoS0. NoysIesR Q 1874

steamer Ariel, Deyo Norfolk. merclan iiss
and passengers
SAILED.
Schooner john :. Peachum, Ginrs, air Ha-
ven, RIG iron, j. y. Gordon, agent; vessel, Cur
us & rlrkcr
Schooner E. r. Bai-l Richardson, New orG
r-r Clarcmont. p.s-llon and p9pIhr-~ood Ye7-
eel, Curtis rarf'r.
schooner Ncuo G.. Paine, D bridge, Now
York. rairoad-iies; gcs-l.. turie a. Do
Schooner Aunl0 BarEor ----, HorIoik, light,
20 load slaves.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOVEMBER 9,l3o
10y Telegraph

10y ciosfApht
AaElyED.
Steamship Gardlna, New Orleans, coaled aud
saifcd FOR Iavre
steamship ixia. Now Orleans. coa.ed and
sailed Tor Genoa
steamship Roanoke. Norfolk, and sailed for
New YORK, merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship oxford, Liverpool. coaled AID load
81 attic.
steamship Roldom. Liverpool, coaled.
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~ y. ~ Rose,
Real Esa.' hls.lo5r
4 MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RlVtH
"A EslAE.
TRUSTEES sAiEoF E.K uiLL AAp A 'hIt
OEELkl-LAND

IA execution ~ ioei = trust to ''
stoned trcs.ses. tafeI .ifA A4g s'. i''.. 81.
duly recorded iu gHlrt. aul l.al'I t.f
viii sell ny auciion, It ino -fi-e oi r.
No 4nrrih Eleventh s,rnf', Ni'i'n'H', w. IT'D
WEDNESDAY,. SJyEEEER u. i-,.
nj o',i,et r.. b.. THIS NOTED = CAT y
rte,i or James rlYsr ana oa tns = hN.Ai
Apeshauy railroad, 'n Npocllsni r' in.f'
one m.les west % Iienmuni. t1-'a n.Nk Poi.
ACHES. g6l acres 81 ahi'n 81, ih' .'"f
Etk .siani, anI tbo residue rOnffn Ni
grounds upland. ani wo,li, a. me $50.
~ no coil Is admirably adapted D" no ii'
lion of cora VEGA t1gac''', SUD tfa''-
The Dwelling is . hand .l.nt 80 f. 't4is p. Pr .-
coed brick, gith slesoa largo al a"f ~
ara With vsranlas sui poicles g.. .-'
nearly gronnd Tue ouf--ou.f- tal .iN.
ings. mostiy Of brics, AZ eAit 1''e .I ~,
nra variety ana arranged in the ntsi pa tA.t.
tao operations u such an q .li' "o'en
compare fasorabiy y. h any in ffiii -
GEgNsi cash suf..leni 90 az oNii g.. =. -.
nnv bach taxes shat rley ~ due. snA u '.'i
suln of $50. a credit a. 10 t!A'N AAii Ntt -
ia is9s, wilh lnsegcst ihcrcoa i.om AiHe,
l -. aud payable annually sud zoe tcs.' -s :
six and twelve months ilr notes vim 50, Il.
added, ana all cfsdls pay neD0 = - $50. -. Z,
a deed OF trust OF the properly ana pf .N-N' -
lnsurAnce on the buildings inls a,si5s,1.
ST IEORlsE =. fki1hNNh,
THOMAS \. PAGE.
A. l. BoVLwAkA. $780,.
o. q
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II requires but trial to convince every.
one that salvation Oil viii cure all pain,
"a ceptsu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
MONTHLY STATEMENT,

Recotpts. sA45 hocsheads and l9o tierces do
liveries 9,s65 hogsheads aud 2l5 derces. De-
crease In stock In October, l,S35 hog.heads aud
10 tisrcea
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THE WEATHER IN BIcHMoND YESTERDAY wa
fair during the day, with light rain al night.
Uanco NJ Tha~nurnofer Yesterday.
Hehn temperafure. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YOHE, November 2.-The stock market
was fairly active to-day with trusts less prowi-
neat in Trading, though with The exception or
Missouri pscilc there was no real activity IN me
railroad Ist. There was considerable anxiety
over ne bank stn'emenL and while awaiting us
iesUe inc bears made auoilor demonsireIon
against the truss, and both cction-ou aud en-.
ygoro Knocked down below the lowest figures OF
ye-torday. Another weak spot Was MISSOURI "a
cii, which. with tho Chicago Gas Trust, tAlen 10
recover with tho rest OF the market. Irade 3
;gero inclined - WORK for rally, but the oodrs
continued TO ham mer tho 1877, AID after steady
opeling the pres4i.r0 upon three trusts and
Missouri Pacific. which caused J.cline5 In ihoso
stocks 81 from to por . nt wGs g! IN tho rest
Of The MARKET and sympa:neuc loses ~ small
fra r0u3 were the rule. TIC attack was mo- ny
good buying, nni. before II O'Clock the lowest
prices generally had been rcGrh,G. aod ma o.
rial rally began, which IN many cases brought
pri. again 90 and above the level Of the open
ing figures. he pressure upon Missouri feiihc
wuB not relieved, however, and that stock re-
NAMED ~ it, lowest. which aitorwnrl affected
tho general list, ana the market finally closed
active and weak. gonoraily a. fractional los,es
from the opening piices. There wore WV"
fharas traded I'm "a fho regular l;i' AMI ,t,V' IN
the mil sfel department. While Cotton on con-
trlbgtod $1,000 Final changes are fairly Wen
divided between gains and losses, aud are Tor
small fractions In most CAGES. 'he only important
oues being losses of IA Aisaouri Pacific and
ia 500 Chicago Ea-. ..,
Erenfp = xcnange lul' and ateady 81 iS.ni".
Money rnt- I'D. ... r-. cl0-ins 90 q. Sub-lres-
sury oalances-Goid. 115.fl1, zoo currency.
pf5.00. Co7ornments dull ouf un'hnnt Cor
G's. per 90 q. ~, eX. int; - coupons. sOJk,
a. int h.afn -Uut9 rglN ttNU.
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nour dun and heavy. wheat qulet and &c. low.

nour dun and heavy Wheat quiet ana Ec. low.
or and weak: No 2 red, S2.sSyc. IA eie's'y,
options dun and 1sakc. lower and hosV ~ 70
vcmbor, s2Kc: December, SIG; my , %,
Corn dun and nrmer; No. ?. Axe. IN eie.a, oa
opfi0ns dun and nrmer; NoYem DOT. "a 49, ...dC.
cam Dor, 4gc. May. Az. Oats dun ana sse"py
options Arm and quiet: NovemboI, 80, ...,a,
combsr $3.50 May. H5sc. NO. 2spoI' ~ a.
mixed western. gAaNHc. bops qS nue., GU
steady: state, new, Babe. old. fAlic, -,
Options closed steady and l0a2O points up r go
quot local buying; November, ~ fVeti Low W,
ceruler sii 60stlA7j: May. $lL1OnNho2. rpo'
Rio nominaly so for fair cargoes. sugar
hsw dull and weak fair renEing, 81,
rontrifugals. 9j-test sc: rcnnen quiet ~
lasses-FOrelen nominal: Now orleans i.io4@
Petroleum steady and quiet: crude IN oa. te
(Pnrker's, 7.10c re1ncd, here, ihiadeI piia'
and Baltimore, 73lc. COtton-seed oil dnii' cruue'
gOc Roaln fairly active and steady. lurpehnno
quiet. Pork easier: moss. inspecteu' tii'ios
$40 Beef lrm. Beef hams strong. liercel peei
oulet Cut-meats weak; picked bellies iZo
rounds, s6.515< picked shoulders, @AS3 picked
hams 81. 25aiQ7i. Middles dun. blrd easier
ana quiet wosfern steam, $500; city sou
option3-Soyamber, iGi3; December, sn.H.
Ffeghts barely stesdy-cot'on, Io-o'aiAu''
grain, sd.
CHICAGO. November Cash quotations we're;
Flour quiet aud unchanged. No 2spring Wheat'
1St n7s l.c. No. rod, SIC. No. corn. 80.
No Goats lS;fc Mess-pOrk. 962N afAta Lard,
s6.01kaSilQ ShOri-fibs. Si30at5'0 shoulders
sl50al4b2k short-clear. S5.50asAt2S NnisAoy'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER Q. 1859.
sun ril.s........... Cs. HIGH TIDE.
sun sefs........... 81 Morning ............ l.-l
M,on srt,..-.-.... @v' LF'hlue. $3.50. ~
MINIATURES ALMANAC, NOyEaBER 4. issa
sun rises, ........... f3l| HIGH TIDE.
san eet5............ ,.O' Morning" 2.01
Moon set5.......... 3.'' hYeni4s.....-.-..- 80
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SALE. TO sEcEer,sr

WRFAr.-Iougberry 1850 bushels very good
on private terms. Mixed, 600 bushels very good
on private terms 900 bushels very good At S6c.
shortberry. 7l6 bushels common 20 very good on
nrfvate terms. 1874 bushels fair at soc: ls6
bushels fair az 75c. 81 bushels common at 15c.;
40 bushels common at zoe. Total sales OF wheat.
S4ls bushels.
CoRs.-White. 600 bushels very good on pri-
vaiO terms.
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sfsaf.er quiet: rrain. 3D. Cork. Tor orders. =.
ql. Hcccipu- Flour. 1890 uarrcls, ~naat, ~
bushels: rye, 1870 tushels. ~hlrmsnts Flour,
1870 barr r.; wheat, SOD cusfel4; Corn, 5l,-
0J bushels. sales-Whea., 1000 bushels
Germ, $1,000 bushels.
ST. LOUIS
81. I0ufs, November 2-Flour unchanged.
Wltat--Au iEfCruces wcro depressing to-dt
Irniing vas only moderate. but 'n" lemani
vas well up fO lle offerings. Tho lose 1rm en4
lower; No. 2rod cash, new, 76's.iac.; new Do
ccmber. T-f. cals .o January closed a. l9'Sc.
Way, -oa-3 o.. .lo-ef az ~3a-5 81. DID, corn
lower. No. mixoi, 2eil 33Oi. e.: now De-
ccuter and Jallary closed o., ->c Nay
closed a. 3Ot,c. Oats weak: No 2, cash, l,'.
for ola May closed 10 20. ard more offered m
that Nui-key. gLr2 Provisions higher ara
strong for Ogc 0. Pork .il2. Dry-sai- mea'5
crm. boXs1 shoulder. $3.50: long. and clear
rios. i5.t1-l; short-clear, s1T Bacon Urn!
io~ed shoulders, %: longs and ribs, o. ZOas6.l5;
sAJr,-c.ear, .st, tnft5A
CINCINNATI
CINcINNAri. Novombe- Whoa; IN FAIR lie.
m.n1 go. rDi, ga >'. Corn stronger; 10. :
mizoi, tlsn3i 70. oats sront: No. > ma:
~, Pork duii nui lover at tiete Lard dan
aud weaker a. b. bu.s-nca' qu" snori-ri.s'
$500. bacon Nfin. -uort-clear, f.Jl ~ BIS ny
"a ralr ~ Il.02. Hogs oas.or' common and .Ght,
j3.i5afLCl; packing AMI butchers, s5.'oasi
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, y. G., NOvnmf er - N4NeLln9
rtaaiyet 4tEc Rosiu firm. strained, si'.
good strained. qJc. Ear urw at SOD. Crude
t-rpentile nrm hard, $L.); yel.cW-dlp and
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. Noyomter Grain and provisions
quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Noyoul ber 2-Noon. Cotton stoafy
And fair AM demand fair. American MttdunR
Q 1l-lf1.. -1Ias. 5000 bales. speculation ahi c1-
port, 600 bales; receipts, $1,000 na.es-Ameri-
c1n, 10000 bales luule5 quiet but steady
NOyow1er 3,-t'd.; November and Deem oer'
3 g--rt1: December cad Jgu-hry, .f1ie
3-C4d. January and February, lia5 35-oii.;
February and 5larcn. tjtli. hefcn anu April
3 2i-cla,2l-5ii. aprii md Msy, 3,-6id.
T. N-Awericau milihug, ll--6L: sales
to-I1y trcI4.ed, 600 talc- american. NOTcm-
h~r rod. ec'ler, NlFen.he r anc December,
59s-Ctd. seller: December and January, tj-fii.,
solio-: January and Ie0uary, D t.-u4L, seller
February aud Aar'h, tJJid, buyer. March
Gnd Alul. . .i-sii., seller; April ana Nay
sl-iii.. buyer. My md Jane, iJ-.it., seii-r;
june and JIiy, 4l-5iL, seller iutdres closed
NEW YORK COTTON FUTCRE%
NEW Yogg. November Cotton-Not receipts,
steady. Sale, t110J bales. November s.Luaa
si006: December. go ostflo.l0. January, tld1sa
sl0.a4: February. fl0ltaslllf: March, .l3 IA
fl025: April. sl03iaslJ32; Nay, 40 ilatl14l;
june. sl1f1asll43. Juiy, flO.J@aSiO5t; August,
$lajta$lUl
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
(ReporteI fo- ths pispstcl.i
NoyEGBrs 2-Mcrtot steady. Now dry prime
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NEW YORK COTTON FrTrRE4
NORFOLK PFANUT NAnKEr.

IN1pOrieI ". tl9 lI5Ialcl.I
NOVELTIES 2.-MCrEot steady. Now dry prime
&c: extra prime, tc.; fancy i4t; ulI, 81 "a
sc:sroled 3n3t To-. factory hanc-Dic S"-, "a l6'.
pho prlce Of cleaned nuts has gone down lc.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 2, lisa
OFFERINGS.
wUgAr.-6,sH bushel1
CORS.--1,2,O bushels.
OArA-3,02i bushelA
RYE.-S00 bushels
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BY Joseph y. PAWS, Auc'I1neer,
a.. 3. CocS. Salcsman.l

u 3 IOO0, IN TIHTLI
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
4 Fl-RNTrURT, BKUSSEL CARPETS,
SIDEROARD, &C, AT AUCTION. direction
az SIR. Thomas Morrow. who IL declining house
rccpiug, we Will sell az sI4 south beiudorc eueoS
on
MONDAY. 4rH IN'rANr,
commencing n 10 O'Clock,
one fine WALNUT HAIR-COYEBBD pARL0R
SUIT,
one WALNUT CUANBFR SUIT ani ono COZ
TAGE CHAMBER -ttL
Also. several BIZ S0tLSt AhfEl- s., ono Ai.-
NTV EXTENSION IAtl H. ktfNlp IA Dr.
COOk.sTOVE, and all articles generally t.nui
IN q wolff ted home
AsMr Morrow 10 leaving ihe r'ty th" sale IS
p0,itlyc, AMI deserves tic attention OF ell in
ooef OF such articles l. D.. COOK,
uo3 Salesman.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE
L 4 viii sell al public auction ou
MONDAY. NOVEMBER f. lss9,
sti0.90 oc. OK A. a., 81 my Office. $50. 20 east
Franklin street. tho GLOWING property 81 'A.-
i-fy suulry wrlis 10 my hands:
NhRDkOBE~, Isl KtAl~,
WAsIsfAND~, TABLES, TOWfl-RAChS'
fFD0l EAaS, MAI lkLnst-,
CANE and NOOD-stAl CHAIRS,
ROCKERS. BARBER CA Mrs,
TRUNKS. CiOCk~, Lou NtE~.
LOOKING-CLA~sEs, PICTURES,
SHOWCASES, NEAt-BLOCh,
OU~CAN. COT NrER So ALks,
IOt-fOh, Fc..E,.
Also. ItRGt iArROBE STOVE in ieir order.
TreBs: C--L. f. O.. g. ARhi-NN.
mob High Constable CITY OF Richmond
UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
"A PEARS, GRAPES, AND OltAAGEe.--No
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, l.s9,
atl&3) o'clock
l-OIuncAes Choice BANANAS;
20 barrels AMI boxes CHOICE PEARS;
cd barrels " tLArA GRAPES:
~ barrels sui crates JAMAICA ORANGES.
WILLIAM JENhlN- s. son,
nos 1850 ea.t Nsin -.reet
ONE CAR OF LOOSE APPLES FOR
~ sAIEa.the Richmond arI pa.viie rai-
roai Nil. De- cold a. lots suitable o. thr raif.
fll D~lN s. CO.,,
Produce Commission N'r 'lan's,
nO2.lt' la.H Cary ue.L
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A YOUNG PLAYER

who wishes TO excel and who is willing 10
work for excellence should keep hard at
the three-ball game until he has tho
roughly fainiliarized hIuself with all ITS
possibilities or nearly so. He should work
until he acquires cool hand. q delicate
touch, aud reliable Judgment. Other
games are too intricate and involved
Tor young players; their compiled
tons are such that any excellence
tie amateur may possess is lost
sight OF Ia the entangloment. Before he
essays the balk-liue or oushion-cafom
games he should be an acknowledged OK
pert 81 the simpler one. and then he may
hope 20 make progress in the others. lie
should remember that there is more in bill.
liards than the pose u tho body and the
reelection Of a cue. Il is mathematics and
nothing less. and II it would be folly for a
tyro Ia mathematics TO skip the elementary
studies and pass on TO the more difficult
ones il would DO equally fatal 10 the pros
poets Of d young bllliafdist 10 discard the
fhree-ball game before he hiss thoroughly
rpsstsrod II In All It's details.
Personally, feel the need OF practice
consfanf1y. Not day passes on whieh !
a ~ nlay fhyeo of four games With lass