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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
FOREIGN EVENTS.
BouIangisIn - French Chambers - Other
Interesting Items from Abroad.

Interesting Items from Abroad.
rBy Arglo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dlspa.ch.l
PARIS. October s.-The Boulangist Con-
seryatiye coalition has been finally rup-
tured.
The Ga,lois Conservative says. The
Conservatives worked with the BOulangists
10 obtain revision Of the Constitution.
That measure is now buried and the Con-
servatives will resume their liberty OF ac-
ton.
The Solieil (Orleanist) says IL considers
General Boulanger rs good rs dead.
A council of ministers was held at Elysee
to-day. II was decided to convene the
Chambers during the first week Of Novem-
Der.
HoNoRTNG TIE SPANISH flag.
TAxGIKR. October SIN repsration for
the recent outrage by Rifiians on the Span
ish sailors. the shore batteries of thrs bar
Dor to-day honOred the Spanish flag with a
salute of tweuty-One guns. The Spanish
ironclsd Pclaino responded.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN. October :. The British squadron
arrived az Kiel TO-DAY. Emperor William
in pinnace steamed around the squadron
inspecting the vessels. He afterwards gave
a banquet in honor Of the English officers,
which was attended by the German admi-
rails and a number Of coast officers.
CHRISTIANS KILLED BY TURKS.
LONDON. October s.-The Daily Noes
prints letter from Crete which confirms
the report that Chakier Pasha the Gov
ernor. allowed the Turkish troops 20 phi
lage and prosecute tho Christians after
gaining their confidence by promises of
protection. The letter gives hist Of the
killed and imprisoned, and describes the
atrocities in detail.
SWEPT OVERHEARD FROM A sTRiMER.
QUEENSTOWN. October s.--Ihe steamship
City Of Paris reports that her decks were
swept by heavy seas yesterday 4 female
Storage passenger and her child We're
swept overheard and drowned and ten
other passengers We're severely injured.
The saloon was Hooded.
woRKING-wo0IEN TO ORGANIZE.
LONDON. October 9.-Two thousand wo-
mer-workers Of East End held n meeting
Yesterday. at which they resolved % or
gauiZe for the purpose of improving their
condition. The Bishop of Bedford pre-
sided, and among the weil-known persons
present were Lady Sandhust. Reys Price.
Hughes. and Clifford. and Messrs. Burns.
! Tillett, hlann, and champion labor aglta-
tors.
FXpEIIED.
BERLIN. October s.-Herr Frohme. So
cialist deputy, has been expelled from
| Frankfort.
FInE N PARIS.
PARIS. October S-The Amphitheatre OF
Medicine was burned to-day.
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Westchcster Races.
nv teIorrnnh to tho pl.pa,eh.l

tBy telegraph 20 the Dlspa'chI
New YORK. October s.--Track slow. First
race-sprinters stakes for threc-ycar-olds
and upwards. FIVE aud half furlongs-.
Fordham won: Clay Stockton second
Finance third. Time. los.
Second race-handicap. all ages, mile and
n furlong -Cracksman won: Eric second,
Castaway third. Time, 1895.
Third race-fashion stakes. for two-year-
OH fllies, six furlongs Iulla Blackburn
won; Pearl Set second, Sinaoia third
Time. 1:l3ii. Alutuals paid sl32.
Fourth race handicap, all ares, mile and
\ ouartcr-Huntrcss won; Frank Ward
second, Barrister third. Time, pa.
Fifth race-swcepstakes for three-year-
Vostburr Won: Larchmout second. Dutch
Roller third. Time. l:54l{.
Sixth race-selling, all ages, five FUR;
longs Oregon won: Freedom second, Civil
Service third. Time, I:02. King William
fcll and went lame, and his jockey was
stunned
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Cincinnati Races.
M telegraph % lhe Dlspatch.l

CrxcISNArI. October S.-This was the fifth
regular day OF the races at latonia; me
track was fast the weather clear and cold.
First race-selling race, three quarters 81
mile-Consignee won; Katie ;. second,
Dutchman third. Time, l:l694.
Second race-selling race, thirteen SIX
teenths of a mile-RenOunce won; War
peak second, Chestnut Bell third. Time,
l:23
Third race-selling race, thirteen SIX
teenths of mile-Clamor won; Irish Dan
second. Bonnie King third. Time. 1925.
Fourth race-selling race. purse tor two
vear-olds, FIVE furlongs- Ballyhoo won
Hopeful second, Ahlldale third. Time 1903
Fifth race-one and three slxteenths
miles-Prince Fortunatus won; Tonga
LIGHT second, Carus third. Time, 2:03'5
Sixth race-Kimball stakes for two-year-
olds. six furiongs- RosemOnt won; Riley
second, Goodbye third. Time, lilo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


The Exchange resumed regular business With
good inquiry for Gllors, resulting IN several salos
Of medium 10 good grades. Prices nrm ani low
Sound grades arc rather scarce.
Mr.. Harthilps Louisville report u October 5ih
says: Darks very dull; lighter offerings % Bur
legs, with low grades dun snd lower Favorable
croo weather all this week. Crop IN upper Bur-
ley districts nearly all housed quality reported
more favorable. In Tennessee, 10 per cent
housed.
Burley5-Quality and quantity reduced: zoe.
highest. Fine nominal 80 animation on az
count Of low grades Good sweet oilers well
sustained. Trash, COMMON aud medium filters,
lower By ic. colory and bright al outside fgures.
Common smokers an1 co.ory caters &c. 70 &c.
lower All DARK grades weak.
Private sales reported today: Filters, II hogs'
heals; wrappers. &c Eog'heais; cutters. hogs
head darks, hogshoads.
ISrEEsAL-sgyESUE COLLECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
Cigars and cigarettes. .....~.....-.....t ~ "
Tobacco. s,SSS y.
Special tax. ............... ...........'.' "
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ADemocratic victory.

ISDaxAPoLIs, October 8.--Tbe city cleo
tion passed of quietly to-day with a very
light vote pollod. A mayor, city clerk;
Board Of Aldermen. and Common Council
were elected. At II o'clock the returns
from fifty precincts show that sullivan
Democrat) is elected over Coburn Re
publican) by I 100 to ], 400. Swift Demo
cra0 for clerk is elected over Taife
Republican, by about 500. Denny (Re-
publican) for mSyor carried the city
two wears ago by rs. The Council elected
TO-DAY will Stand Is Democrats and 10 Re-
pubicans. an exact reversal Of the poll
ties of that body from its present status.
The Board Of Aldermen stand each;
The present board has Republicans and
4 Democrats. This is the first Democratic
mayor elected in indianapolis since 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09

BREMEN. September H.--Burleys With Limited
sales. DARK lmportations poor quality and Old
preferred the dealer and manufacturer. Win
enough on had 20 check prices Of new. Conces-
slCns from importers made little new business
virginia sales " hOgsheais chiefly leafy niiers.
The late more favorable aiYiees IRON slfSihla
Regarding the 1853 crop OF dark tobacco, caused
increased offerings lately without sales.
fNoFE.-Our informant must have neen very
nucf, nlsinfOrmed on this crop.l
stoms-Saies: A small lot OF virginia and a
couple lots old Maryland cutting.
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BIG FlREAT ROCKY MOUNT.
Twenty-Five Business-Houses Burned
Loss 500, 900.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
Rocky Mourn. VA. October S.-A very
disastrous fire occurred here last night,
which burned all the business-houses on
Main street. The court house. clerks Of
fee. and the bank were saved with great
difficulty. The fire originated IN vacant
warehouse in which the Democrats spoke
Yesterday, and the fire Is thought 10 be
The work Of Republican incendiaries.
TWENTY-FIVE buildings were burned, and
the loss is estimated at $50, 900. with in
surance as follows: c. l.. Menefee. 81 500
in virginia State: G.. L. Horne, $1,000 in
virginia Fire and Marine; }. \. Montgom-
cry. - 200 in Virginia Fire and Marine; D..
&. Moyr. II 200 in Virginia Fire and Marine
and Wvtheville Insurance Company; j. +.
Mulcarc. $500 in Alexandria Insurance
Company; II. p. Smith, $1,000 IN Wythe-
Vile Insurance Company; L. L. HOllowell.
$500 ia Wythyille Insurance Company /;
ellis & Johnson. 81 900 in Virginia State
Insurance Company; j. Prunty, IL 500 IN
Virginia State Insurance Company ". A..
Belcher, $500 in Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company; Horne Brothers,
50 600 in Virginia Fire and Marine and
Wytheville: A. J. Carper, $1,000 in Viz
eiuia Fire and Marine and Virginia State J;
Thomas Howell. - 900 in Alexandria, and
p. If. Dillard, $500 in Portsmouth lnsu-
rance Company. Many persons were LETT
homeless and penniless by the tire.
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More Dead Bodies.

10y EeIosTaVH " 1lv '7'-P-'--I'I
JoHysTowy, Pa, October S.-flve dead
bodies were taken out OF the river to-day
by workmen removing rubbish. mere
seems TO be no doubt but there were a
great many washed in here. and as the sur
face deposits are removed many more will
likely be brought TO light. Although the
cold weather Is here now, it looks as If the
building operations in town viii not abate
during the winter, as every one Is anxious
TO have some kind of shelter erected as
soon IS possible.
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lied while Changing His Costume.

NEW York. October s.-After the first
scene of Lord Chumley at the Lyceum
Theatre this evening Mr.. z. II. Southern
appeared before the audience and an
nounced that Charles b. Bishop. who had
nent part. bad suddenly died m his dress
ne-room while changing his costume. The
audience WAS then dismissed. Bishops
wife was with him when he died and was
Frustrated by the sudden shock. A coro-
ner's permit was speedily obtained and the
body removed to the home Of the de-
s.eepI
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RESPECTABLE
N c.

That seems TO be the scheme on which good
deal Of the clothing gets to market II It only
has style i'm dol tn make believe tia good
It's TOO bail As if it was the fair thing 70
make even clothing turn hypocrIte and pass for
what it's not
The kind that's true We believe in! That
serves faithfully as 1t looks! That's HANDSOME
in quality o. in pattern aud style That's THE
BOsTON'Sn kind anyway
On that and reasonable prices we base every
invitation to you to ot our clothing. Il's not
only oclable-looking-stylish as fashion.
plstes-it Is respectable; and will gain
yoarA
The generous encouragement you have al
ready given to our store shows how willing you
are to get what's reliable and make ours the
standard Of what clothing should be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
Dnnocratic Governor.

ny tOI0EIaVl 10 NV UT7F""71'I
VrrrNA. MoNr., October S.-The election
Of Joseph Tooie Democrat for Governor
Is now conceded by II majority of from 800
10 coo. Carter (Repubhcan) for Congress
has 900 majority. The Democrats claim
the Legislature 10y 2. The Republicans
Nil not couccde a. much, but say that on
the face OF the returns II Is Democratic,
aud claim fraud in silver, Bow. and Deer
Iodce counties. The general opinion IS
that there viii be no contest and that the
Democrats will have the Governor and the
Legislature. The Republicans elect a con-
rressman and a large majority Of the state
i;cket. The IadeDeadtnt DemocratIc) claims
The Stale Senate is tie and the House By
majority. Most Of the counties IN the
state VIII make the official canvass to-day
and II is more than likely that. the result
Ill m. anNnllaly Known by THIS evenlng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
ruE wr,rnrn N RIcusoND YEsrrRplr va.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October the stock market pre-
sented = stronger 'front.' :0-day. change for
the better in the monetary situation Was the
mos, i'm poriant factor ia thus improvement, aud
to-day most ~ the business done was e. 0al,
though leans were made - high az Ia the Fore
noon AM A. low "a toward the close Tho Lon
don msrSet was all higher Tor Americans THIS
morning. oHt tie opening hore was very irregu-
lsr, aud while Northern Pacific wasup = Jersey
Central was down }. Trusts carly showed con-
siderable strength, bht there was yet severe
pressure upon Atchisun gni 1raagers,
10 which coal stOc5s syn pathisel, and Jersey
central made q material decline 10 the
early dealings. fnu force Was brought y
hcar upon the Gr1lgors after II O'CLOCK. ana
Burlington especially tel. the attack severely.
The attack upou this stock hsi the appearance
on desire 20 buy sni whio considerable long
stock came out on the decline there - reason 10
believe that mo heavy lots aimed ar, which nave
been accumulated upon the late rise, we're Dol
forthcoming. The talk Of The issue ~ large
amount 81 incomes 3D. come ahead OF the sto x
helped 90 keep The long stock ing When the
pre- sure was removed ihr rebound Was sharp
and before noon portion % 10" loss bad been
recaineI. The demand from the shorts made an
active AMI strong marsct for the rmo being AM
operators FOR the rice NhO hayo held hloot Tor
some time back wore eu'oirag1 70 again taNf
hod. though their Durhase@ were made WIN
much caution. Chicago turned gp a. buyer ot
sf0cIs Rni fhi8 wa .cepteG ~ evidence ina q
speculative clique 90 mat centre had changed ii3
position upon the msrks. I'm The upward move
mont there Yerc some sharp ADVANCES nalc
among tgA suarulltprs and san franclffo
preferred. WI rc hai sold down % g. from jyh
last evening. recovered 90 '& Mauit ba also
coatiua 81 ife recovery AID sold up 10 Hex,
against ffl yo4fcraav. Cotton 81 displayed me
mot poslf.o strength. and wts followed nv
sugar. Materia. advances were made before
tho close OF business. Burlington lid not quNe
recogor TO- less of D. bat closri only fraction
below its last nights prize. ih" upward move
mint continued throughout rue AFTERNOON, ADD
while there was some taxing a. pro1is which
carried Some -fOck * down slightly neiow the pest
1guros, the market closed que. and strong al Or
near tho highest prices OF The day f.nsl
changes ere somewhat irregular, bnt the al
vauce- are ln no mal0rlty. cotton oil rose ga ;
sugar. tennessee rull. a, northern ia-
che prcferrei, 1it Big Four, e. Missouri Pa
cinc |. rihrrs fractional smouAt. Sal aggre-
gafeI $50. 300 -hpt--.
6r,nng exchange quiet ani heavy az fsi%
tUl Money Hf.isr - tas. closing ~ daN N
Tr.saur, oalsnces-Gold. Sl'5. Ni,h0; currency,
flp5l.NC Governments dun and sletl- for
A., fpcr cent. d.. AZ int; a. coupons, 10 a,
TX. IuL State bonds a ti and -icagl.
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baseball Yesterday.

Cincinnati.
Cincinnatis. .........0 o o o 2 o 10
Kansas City.........2 90 o 0 GO o 3
-Cincinnatis. II. Kansas City,
g. -CincinnatiS. p Kansas City >.
Batterics-Viau and Keenan,, Pears and
GunsOn.
St. Louis: -
Louisyilles. OGO0010 3
Ba-c-bits-St. Louis, Il; Loni-yilles; TO-.
Errors-St. Louis. >: Louisvillcs. 8. Bat
ierics -Stivetts and Mllligau; Ehret and
Ryan.
Baltimore
Baltimores...............0399429 -,99
brOOklyns ..... .........o o-lZ
Rase-h,ts- Baltimores. .: Brooklyns. g.
Frrors-Baltimoros. =: Brooklyns, Z. Bat
ferries Cunningham and kerins; Caru-
theirs and Visner.
Columbus:
The Athletic Club failel to arrive, owing
To q railroad accident. and the game was
given 20 the Columhus TOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
The Carolina Railroad.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October s.-A special
committee was today appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce TO take steps look
ing to the control OF the South Carolina
railroad in the interests of Charleston. Nc
definite plan of action was adopted, but
with the cooperation of the city authorities
and local capitalists the road can be
bought and operated specially IN the IN
terests OF this point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09

NEW YORK. October s.-Charles Fidman,
aged forty, a lineman employed by the
Manhattan Electric-Light Company, was
instantly killed this afternoon while re-
pairing wire in front of 1j5 Grand street.
He received a shock from the wire which
came IN contact with his body and which
rendered him senseless, causing him 10
fall across u string Of wires and then to
the street. landing on his head and crush
inc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
Accident 10 "A Circus-Man.
fep.oi,i Telegram 20 the Dispaich.l

N'pf'' ii-t tf.tN@i AAtf W N+
CHARLOTTE. y. G.. October s.-To-day
while John RobiusOu's circus-teut was be-
inc pitched here a poll fell upon the head
of a Snowman. Vinton REYNOLDS. whose
home is in Newark. y ]. His head was
terribly crushed and his physician pro-
nounced MS wound fatal.
The last time Robinson. circus exhibited
here. ninc years ago. the elephant manager
was killed by one OF the elephants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09

made and in position assure great success.
Thirty carloads of stock from Southwest
Virginia arrived to-day. The races promise
90 be great feature and large entries OF
racing stock are already on the ground.
Governor Lee has accepted the invitation
10 be present on Thursday and make
speech
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
RATHER FROSTY.
Tho Little Boss's Reception at Farm
Vile.
fsneclnl telerrnm . the Dlspateh.l

FAauyr1E. Va. October All day long
II was known that General Malone would
pass through Farmville tonight ca route to
Pampln City, where he win speak to-mor-
row. but no crowd of the Generals fol-
lowers greeted him at the depot when the
train arrived. Those who did await the
trains arrival called Justify for the candi-
date 10 speak to them, but he kept his seat
and simply bowed with uplifted hat his
Acknowledgements. The lack of enthusiasm
on the occasion of the Generals transit on
the part of his colored friends must have
damponed his ardor considerably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
A Trial of the Australian system Of
Voting.

CuArrAwooaA, October s.-The first cleo
tion in this state under the Australian sys-
tenn of voting occurred here to-day in the
municipal election. II was the quietest
election ever known in the city. Less
money was used at the polls and there was
less illegal voting than in any previous
election. A light vote was polled, which
resulted in the election Of John A. Hart
Republican) for mayor by 42S majority,
and ten Republicans out of sixteen conn-
ciimen and two councilmen a tic. The
Renublicans will continue their efforts TO
test Tie constitutionality of the new cleo
tioD and registration laws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
Attempt to Burn a Town.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, October s.-A special
10 the Journal from Mexico, Mo, says great
excitement exists here over. an organized
attempt made last night to burn the prin-
cipal residence portion of the town. No
less than four incendiary fires occurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
HillCity Notes.
sn.r,., ,s,sgr.m 70 the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the DlspAtcn.l
LYgcHpURG, Va. October s.-To-morrow
the fair of the Industrial Society will open,
and already large number of visitors have
commenced to arrive. aud entries already
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
NORTH STATE PREsBYTERlANs.
The Annual Meeting of the SynOd-Attend-
aucP.
Special telegram 10 he Dl9Dateh.l

Especial telegram 10 tue bi-Dal-Ll
CHARLOTTE. n. c.. October s.The North
Carolina Synod of the PresbyteriaG Church
convened in annual session ID tne tir .l
about one hundred laymeu and preachers
present. More will arrive tonight and to-
morrow morning. The synod will be IN
session one week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09

HAnrFoRD. CoNN., October s.-With a
dozen towns to hear from the official re-
turns al the C0'V0,f Office give 26.SSi ma-
ioritY aganst the prohibItOry nmendment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09

WuEAr.-Whl,e. 10 Bushels for seed on pri-
vate terms I.ongborry, $50 bushels prime 90
ole Mixed, 90 bushels prime at g0<c.; 600
good al a5e, shortberry. i56 bushels good -
80. 30 buehels fair Is SEC: 20 bushels commoa
al 7se: IS bushels common at 7sc.; IS bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
Frost at Various Points.

sIoxToovrnY, Ala, October s.-There
,yas frost over Middle and North Alabama
last night. ~, 100.
MN ORLEANs. October s.-There was
frost SUNDAY night at Port Gibson anu
Jackson. Miss. and Alexandra ana bayVu
sara. Lathe earliest TOR many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
A FEW PINE-TAGS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED HERE AND
THERE AT RALEIGH.
a big Contract Awarded-Ihe Case OF
Boyie.-Railrond Matters
Educational.
Special ,alegrnm 10 tho pIspa:sh.,

RALF1oH. n. c.. October s.-The contract
for building the Raleigh cotton-millss was
to-day awarded to Ellington Register Z Co.
for SIS ,0O0 a.,
Boylcs lawyers state that they will lose
no time in perfecting bis appeal TO the Su-
preme Court. and say that they believe the
ease will be- argued at the present term.
They say they hope for and confidently ex-
pect to secure a new trial. 1hey VIII nase
their argument on the Judges charges, on
his ruling as to competency Of the jurors,
and also upon what they claim. to be in
competent testimony. Boyle Is in good
spirits He said to-day TO a county official
that If he had 10 swing he would swing
inuocentlv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
90 ranged a. follows
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, OctobcrS luioi and ei'adr.
Wheat southern dun ANA steady, lut-. "a
s-c: Longherry. Slasir. west'tn fullf No ;
winter red. spot and ortoner, ~t- Corn -~'hih-
arm -,sr,.s aud easier a. sUalsc. western firm.
Data firm: western white. 23a2sc do mixed, "a
ga Rye quiet az iia5.c. Hay toppy piifno io
choice timothy. flLs0 Provisions steaif and
Jun. MeS-p0rk. Si2iA hu'k-n'sir l''.o
ahcuider.. So long clear. g. -. cielr-fib
Sides. fRgh ~ugar-p picked shouldersi $50;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders 3. Nhn., sls.f ~
$50 Lard-Renned. $50. buter hfmi
patroloum steaiv. ronnei. 60. Freighis %
Liverpool per steamer quint, grain. ta'ad =
Cork Tor order4. spot. 81. ~ 81. Jnnr7r., AZ.
o.. Receipis-Flour 1000 barrels; wheat -.
100 bushels. corn. $4,000 bushels. oHiN IVY
hushslq. rvo gOHl bushels shipments fiOar.
g.OD barrels. Sales-Nhsat, 1900 bushels,
corn 9OoO bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
pa rlMORE STOCK MARKrr

RaLTMORs. October s-Baltimore and Ohio,
s9svu. Northern Central, 20 Cincinnati. Wash
iugs.n anu baltimore l-t's. iOjii DO certificate.
l0}. do certh-ate2Is, a.; consolidated EaS
STOCK a.