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Charles Hassey and Professor Clay ton
Better.

Thomas Gibbons has recent new.
by telegraph in relation to tho upset
ting of stage coach in the Cnul
d'Alene country, the other day
Charles Hussey had a shoulder dis
located, but is able to be out
Professor Clayton, who was at frs
believed to be fatally injured, i,
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-28
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Before purchasing come and see
the Moline Wagons, Osborne Mowers
and Binders, Hawkeye Hay Forks
and Leaders, for sale by
j. Fl. BEAMER, Haley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-28
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining In the HALEY tIdsho)
Postofnce for the week ending June ~, 1889.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will plesss
say "Advertased."
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Mahan, Mrs John Wilson, 40
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-28

Seeds Seeds I Seeds!li
A large stock of GRASS sEEDs-all
kinds-juss received BY the
COFFIN HARDWARE COMPANY,
HALEY and Bellevue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
DEATHS.

AfNSIIF.-Dsi. At his residence, - eass
Grace street. O,t,ber (. itS9, GEORGE \. AlNs-
LIZ hints siNty-ihirJ gear.
Funeral from Sevcnsh-Street Christian cburcn
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AZ O'Clock q
TRNETT.-Dled. November s. issJ. A.
O'Clock A. NJ. at tho residence ~ her moth.t,
No II south Pine street. Miss ANNIE oFhbLiA
BURNETT. daughter ~ The decos-d W. W.
Burnett aud Mary A. Burnett
A precious one from NJ l. gone,
4 voice We loved - siiil"l;
A place il vacant ia our homo
Which never can be nucd.
God tn his wisdom has recalled
The boon Hts iove had given,
And though the body monliers here
G'he soul is safe Iva Heaven
Uer funeral will take place from the Csnis-
nary Methodist church "EDNsSbAh. NuNem-
her tlih NJ n O'Clock a. " Friends an1 Arluain'-
ances Of the family invited 20 attend
Baltimore papers please COPY
cRENsHAW. -Died. AZ Germantown, Pa. o.
tobcr y7th. REBECCA ROBINSON CkkNsHAM,
cldcst daughter Of Edmund 4. sni Mary {.
" Blessed are the pure in heart.
For they shall see God
IATrfNER. Died, at her ;esiience. 90
north seventeenth street Mrs NAkN \. lAl1l-
MER. ia the eigntietn year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from christ churcn
TOMORROW "wednesday tte OH a. 10
o'clock A. VI.
PENBERTON. Died. sunday. November -.
AZ thc residence Of John b; Nacmurdo. ASnlani'
Va JOHN q. PEMBEklON, In the thirty-tour'h
Tho burial viii takc place from Elba station
WEDNESDAY. November an. a. A. NJ.
Friends ~ the family ste invited 20 attend. m
torment e. Hollywood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

Case" charming satire by Sydney Rosen-
field. produced at the Mozart Academy OF
Music last night. Ia satiriging the differ
cnces Of various state marriage and d.
vorcc laws In this country the author
seems 70 have uad no more serious aim
tnan O. devise pleasant entertainment for
on evening. and ho has succeeded admlra-
hiy. The play rs bright
Mr.. "a. A. Kennedy. an old Richmond
favorite, hos the central figure iu the play,
and his pcrson0tiou is equal 60 ANYTHING m
IT. line seen hero Tor many q day. MISS
Helen Russell. in the principal female rae
81 Violet Mendoza has caught the very
essence of ;hc authors idea and invests {
with q charming nafuralr .ss and wnsome
grace. Belle Archer was lovely and looked
rs charming as she did IN the days Of
"piuaforc." The other characters were
wei taken care of.
Tbs evening the election returns viii bo
read from thr STAGE.
matinee viii bo given Wedncsdav ana
The hr.ef engagement VIII close Thursday
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

The pic-irou market Of Glasgow is cx-
cited.
Tho strike of the coal-minors in Belgium
has collapsed.
The international excursion party was in
ONO yestci lav.
The National Maritime Exhibition was
opened m Boston Yesterday under the
most favorable auspices.
THE October return from tho Cleveland
London strict show pacuomoui dl-
crease Of 50.G65 tons iu tie output OF pig
iron.
The milLdlcb lumbor-yard Of McCrack-
on an Mg.hcgou. Mich. Wlf burned
SUNDAY night. Loss. 100000: insurance,
81 .0)0.
Thchnzzarj which swept over Folsom.
n VI. Thur+lav and Friday dispersed $500
head of cattle and frDI. three men TO
death who were driving th0m.
The maulderf strike OF Pittsburgh IS
virtually settled IN favor of tine mon. All
/ the large firms but ono have conceded the
advance and work viii bee generally r'-
,umed this week
/ The Appeal Court in Dublin has cou-
Grmed the .eutercC. Of Father ODWJ'r
and seven others Who were convicted az
frrnoy Of offence under th" crimes ACT.
p THE Court also added two months 80 the
sentence imposed up.n CalL.
Omit. a number Of the bodies of Jho VIC
TINS IF the Jnhu~towu food which ara be-
lax transferred from Prospect tn Grand
View cemeteries ave being recognized and
claimed by friends. auJ mdut atO tlng
scenes are witnessed at the cemeteries.
...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

THE DEADLY ELECTRIC WIRES.
Two Wen injured and Horse Roasted q
Death.

NEW YORK. November An electric
light current tMs morning roasted horse
10 death. threw thc driver ~ tue street.
and kuuck.d police sergeant -ensclass.
a, M the Feek, case. the deadly current
was carried to It's victims through teie-
phone wire A big pole carrying number
less wires stands on Fourth avenue near
tha corner Of iWeutF-eigbth street. Some
time near O'Clock this morning one OF the
w.ro. ia telophone ineJ fell 10 the street
and acros, tho down tack OF the south
Avenue railroad S0ouaftcr 10 fell Thomas
Whclau. q driver e the Nv0M delivery
wagon. came along. ! be horse stepped Oh
the aapareutly- harmless wire and instantly
came 60 q halo and then .praug ASIDE and
frl The Jolt ~ the bencle threw Nhclah
t. the street. and when nc AROSE I" his ieet
le received 4 shoch which threw him pros
tratn into the gutter. RegHuing his feet
aoa.u he undertook To- raise the morse, but
o.. soon a- De touched the animal another
shock passed through INN. he then COM
pretended tine cause and lay still. Citizens
et-ractod 90 thr scene noticed streak ~
blue fam, emitting from the prostrat" ant
Ual. The flashes came from al parts oi
tie horses body and the smell OF burning
flesh WAS Derccutibie half block away.
Whcln was assisted 10 his feet, but
the horse WAS given vide berth.
Que man ran t. The Thirty -htth-Sireet po-
hce-statiou aud reported the matter and
Sergeant Mcdonald and ROnndsman
Thongs Cassidy hurried 20 the scene.
They saw the animal still emitting sparks
Of trr. and calling out all the reserves,
a guard was established sufficiently far
from the roasting animal o. warn all way
farers from nearing the fatal spot. Ser
geant Mcdonald undertook 10 find the
deadly wire and ia making turn around
the wagon he came M contact with II in
the darkness The wire struck him on The
forehead and he fell to the pavement
sanseless. a. though he had been shot.
ROundstnED Ca idy went 10 the rescue %
his stricken commander. aud when be
caught hold Of the sargeant's leg he re-
eeived powerful Shock which compelled
him 60 release his hold 4 second effort
was more successful. and soon after beng
carried 10 the sidewalk the Sergeant slowly
recover BIS sepses. liis head was covered
with blood and above his bIOw WAS the
imprint OF the wire. while beside II was o
eash. evidently occasloHed by the fall. lie
Was dazed and almost helpless. 50 that he
was obliged 10 90 home. About O'Clock.
up 20 which time tine horse continued to
roast slowly. n occurred TO some one 10
send 70 the Manhattan Electrle-Llght
C0mpanys shop on west Twen,y-hfth
street. Foreman knight ard two linemen
visited the scene, wearing rubber boots
and gloves, aud found the deadly wire on
the end Of which the horses body lay.
J They pulled il down from the pole and
travel was resumed after the horse had been
DRAGGED OFF the track deep furrow vas
/ burned on the animals back. The efforts
made 10 fnd where the wire crossed the
/ electric transmitter were Of no avail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

crop The acreage of this kind Il about 6si. ~
1855 with about 20 per cent lighter yieE per
acre than 1855. the tobacco not being 80 heavJ ~
IN 1884 This gives Buriey crop eqna' 20 %
per cent Of tho 1893 crop. and estnDnsncs
the fac; tina. thofe r. a big den ~ Ia The supply
OF BnrleY tobacco for tho year 1890
LoUIsyIILE.
louisville. KY., November 2.-Mr. Hsrfhil.
report says: Lighter receipts, lncrea'ed sales OF
Bnrioys. including : few OF ls'@ c,op, fuliy more
darks. iewor nopdescripts, and good stripping
matter were Leading features this week.
BurleyB--Oderiugs larger, with fair supply OF
better grades shelby county sAlO 81 tTcniy-
two hos 4heads select red % coiory hiier leai,
sold al 49, 10 gjfc., or f2@sb average. ana au
taken By Louisville and ~, LOUIS manuiac,
turors Medium grades Irregular, with seyefei
reflections by Leading pscEcrs strictly sweet
ami favory sold fully up 20 lato Gales, tunSea
lover. with Largo oferng-
Some new i>s9 sample lots Burlcys sold ~ NC.
20 g. - tor trash: naked Tugs, $3.50, and othor
grades. 81 % SO These showed fair 10 good
color s0mo sol. O hers fairly dry.
UArks rather stronger for better grades
Prices not Guo;abiy higher
The state COminlssiOner. November lst, re-
ports ga per cent frost damage ana Slso nafn
T. eeNug la Burlsss frost damage not over
per cert. Average acreage IN burloys, ga per
cont. aud d9re. 5dL per cont OF SIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
ntnn,nnn,. nnIclnl Rctnrr..
lBy telegraph 70 the Disoara.l

HELENA, Morn, November i.-Ihc State
Canvas~inc Board met ~ 10 O'Clock today
and flushed tine canvass OF the State vote.
Silvor-BOw county WAS counted rs cam
yas,od by it, board, thus electing the en-
tire Republican Stato ticket except Ioole
for Governor. Tho Supreme Court and
six on. of tho eight district judges are Re-
nubI,rau The Senate Is Tie, with Re
pubfcan observation-disclosures TO give the
casfiug vote. The Republican majority IN
Tie House il SIX. On the contest iu JeAcr-
son county the Republicans expect - gam
one member in the House. which viii give
tLom a majority Of eight on JOINT ballot.
There is tie for JOINT member Of The
House in Reayer-Head and Deer-Lodge
counties. which win necessitate new
slectio1. out of 22,0oO votes east only
/ 500 are against the adoption Of the Con-
The action Of the State Board Of Cam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ships Idle ut tho Docks--Othcr Interest
ing Items.


ny Anrlo-American cable TO the Dispat;h.l
LONDON. November THE union men
employed on the export docks refuse to
work unless the companY's permanent enl-
piOycs Join the DOck-IebOrers Union.
This the non-union men refused TO do and
q deadlock has resulted. Scores If ships
are living idle ~ the docks. it being impossi-
ble To get men e. handle their cargoes.
The master hghtermen have refused to
grant tho demands and general strike on
the Thames b. impending.
The lightermen no a meeting tonight re-
solved to 90 on strike.
PrrESDLY NATIVES BILLED IN BArrLE.
ZASzrnaR. November "details have
been received Of a recent engagement he-
tween q section Of Captain W asmann's oN-
petition under command OF Lieutenant
GrAvnurruth and Chief Eusmries forces
which resulted ~ dofent ~ the rebels.
u appears that Lieutenant Irayenreuin
found nu hilie 90 the head of is thousand
Naf;tcs. who were rava-lnC the country
around sayama The Aatittcs made three
desperate charges upon toe Germans, hut
were repuiscd With great slaughter. seven
friendly nasivps we're killed. hut no lu-
r0pcans. Lieutenant Grayenreuth pursued
the enemy. making % four days Journey
inland from Hagamovo and clearing the
upon the bodies OF $50 dead 5lahttcs. The
friendly natives are killing The rebels
wherever found.
STILL RECOGNIZED A. QCTEN
BrIGRtpE. November tile Gar has
written a letter 20 Natalie i'm which he as
sures Der of his sympathy, aud says he con-
tinues to recognize her as Queen OK SerNla.
1t IS believed the letter win expedite the
settlement of Natale's position.
OFF TOE VTFNNA.
BTmtv. November Count kalnoky.
the Acknowledgements Prime Minister: who
has been visiting hTnce Bismarck at
Ficrchsruhe. started to-day for Vienna.
NEWS or STANLEY CONFPrTD.
BRUSSELS. November i.-king Leopold
has received % dispatch from Zanzibar
which confirm the report of the expected
arrival OF Stanley az MpwapnWa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

Daily Reports from Both Boards--Cotton.
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

vassers to-day in throwing out Tunnel
precinct in Silver Bow county gives the
Republicans O majority IN the Legislature.
I he funnel precinct case 10 still pending
ON aupeal IN the District Court and viii DC
decided Wednesday. Should the appeal
not bo sustained the original order Of the
Court VIII be- carried on. and the vote N
Tunnel precinct counted. According 10
the State Borrd returns the Republicans
have six members Of the Silver Bow deicea-
ton and the Democrats five. BY counting
Tunnel precinct the Democrats have ten
out # eleven members.
IN case the county canvnseing board Is
ordered % count the Tunnel precinct the
County Clerk viii ISSUE certificates 10 the
members shown 10 be elected by this count
and the result IS. n b. two sets Of members
from silver Bow county. one bearing the
certificate of the Secretary OF state and
the other those ~ tho County Clerk. Inc
contest promises 60 be- long and bitter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
: Horrible Trag dY.

IovULL. NlcH.. November IA terrible
tragedy occurred This morning in Ner.
ecnnes township, Kent county Hagral
Ncstlfc0k. f. farmer. took hammer and
Procured hls wife, skull and then went 10
room where lis three email girls were
asleep ami treated thom III about the
same manner He then went 10 an
other room and attempted 70 do ne
slno witt son. but the son took the
hammer trom him. Then Westbreok ran
down stairs. procured razor aud cut his
own throat. We tbrook is dead and u is
~upuoe q the girls cannot recover. But
slight hope is entertained for Mrs. Wcs.-
brook. Au1th.rI.poft says the girls were
instantly S'lld aui Mr.. Nesthrook IS
morally wounded. Westbrod& was in
financial trouble and had become insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

Special telegram 20 lu' bi5p4' ~
NORFOLK. VA. November To-day "a
the steamer Spray was towing o. henter
loaded with bricks and cement down 'tc
river 10 Neu de Fan the lighter Was
svampcd AID sunk and its occupants, d.
white and n colorcd man. w.rfp r'o'p'iatet
iutoth, water. IA, tug Couh being near
lYr went 90 thc rescue and succeeded 'n
saving She white man. IAe colorcd man,
Edward Ridley. was drowned.
in. British steamship la!mallv, at Lam
bert. Point. reports t.at ,lgh,y'n ml B
southwest e Bol,'- island shc passed a
wreck much broken up. IL Is supposed to
bee "a schooucr's wreck
Tho Merritt Wreckn. Company at -
O'Clock last night hatsd thc steamship
Allie Asher at Cape tenlopcr.
Part az the cargo Of lle schooner NciHkI,
ashore at Cape Henry, was brought up toe
dar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

u T''7lTNI7 y ~ 0'77''--'T
WteurIcrCy. November f-Iha bond
ole.ngs todar were $500, 900; all is az ~,
and u'l accepted.
There we've uo opinions of general in
t,rest FEE .hc supreme Court ~ Tire tni' ,i
States To-day. lle court advanced the
cs,eof sheriff Cunningham ,ein,t leruy
Marshal, Maggie, who shot .nt kIii q Jul 100
f,rrvir California This SIMMER wali@ .4u-
teofiug 5u.tice llcid. The case was set
for hearing before fun bench. ua precise
date being liked. The court also aivanc ID
and seq tor hearing before fun bench tie
ease Of I've pcopleo Caliiorniaocains 'he
san Pedro and iulWe Railroad Company:
This IS ono Of thc wDl-knovu r9lir.at
cases and j. Is believed makes q tc5' sutt
which VIII re- ult in final decision Of 'hc
cons-tuiionahiy ~ the laws imposing
special taxation upon railroads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
BROTHERHOOD BASEBALL MsN.
Tho PLAYERS National League the Name 81
tine New Or;,,nikatiou-iirook
ond BuGaio VIII BE IN.

fBv ,elerrapn 20 mo Disoatcah
M Voag. November i--The councll OF
tho Brofl5flood of Baseball Players Of
tho .ftu-Avonuc Motel to-day lasted uatu
aitor Z O'Clock. The first few hours OF the
meeting were taken ~ los routine bust-
uces and when ID" oolc gates sscmhi'd AZ
for "A short recess Andrews. OEourke,
HanlGn. and Ward were appointed COM
i9fffce to draw up statement defining the
position OF the brotherhood towards the
National League. hat II took n long time
10 ucrtect the document was evident by
tho fact that during the afternoon nothing
WAS done outside Of that business. Inc
e-atcmcut. which d. Che first official word
from tine Brotherhood on the difficulty
with the League. Is rs follows:
A. last thc Brotherhood Of Baseball
PLAYERS feels at liberty 70 make known rs
intentions and defend itself against the
asporsi0us and mI representations when
for weeks IL has been forced 10 sullcF
I'D silence. j. j. 10 longer a So
,rct thai the players o. the League
iacc determined to PLAY next season under
different management BIT tor reasons
which VIII. 81. think. be understood II was
deemed advisable TO make no announce
mont of this intention until the close 81 the
present season. But NOW that the s'ruG,
clo- for the various pcnnan's are over ana
enc t'.i lilN ga Fttt f''tt' 100 -
j. uo longer reason for holding IT,. IN
taking TIM. stop we feel that we owe y 10
the pul lie and 20 ourselves % explain
briefly some u the reasons 10y Whicn We
have boon moved. There was q time when
tie LEAGUE stood for integrity and fair
dealing: to-day IT stands Tor dollars and
cents. once it looked 60 the elevation IT
tio came and an honest exhibition o. sport;
TO-DAY IL. c,ee rr. lpou the tuir .ilo.
'Iha,- have como INTO the business with no
other motive than SO fet. every dollar III
SIGHT. Measure ori2innil lhtehI'u ioI
thc good of the gam l.'tr N"'h Pan ''''''
into ODD frurcrt- oi WON. me IT,
serve rilie ald ine Prov IONS ~
national agreement G,Fe Ar li'iI~'
unlimited il" r. "i.I ln'F ray l'.
iHieo 81 use iN'' ~ 'ie iii ~ '',.I '.,,'.i'
mere mary way f,'N 'I- l'"N' ,,'.l' .'"
aut -.'d ana eN lldh-'h '7 /. .".t
.uoap in-. a'J OF American ci'lI u.s. j. 70
e0.yaa'E became with 'H'.l ai''A'l ii!'l.'
for properties rht NJ play rfi' 10y ,yin'i.' 70
t.1u among them "ly .- e'fo9, 'I H',. III.
strongest trust they were ''i' - 'iH1
the loo.. arbitrary mlrn ,nfc' ahN l.e
cr had o''h.r 20 submit az zee o.i. ~ . .'..
ir". i'n ln "HiG4 'l.', ,..' ..,d so.
p''h'+'g ..... i-.' .tc ,.i,'.l.~s
ii''i'i ' 'l N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND, November f--Receipts: so hoad Of
cattle. $40 sheep. S3 hogs.
sALEs: 4gg head Of cattle. 229 sheep, - hogs
Prices.
Ca,tle--Best. 3Na4c. gross medium 10 goo ],
9s,a3t,c gross: common TO fair, iHseEc. gross.
Shoep-2ai G. gross.
Hogs as az. net
Bulls-ih a2Sc. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
MINIATURE AIN
PORT or RrcnMoyp. yovsxskn & iss1

AExfyyn -
steamship Oid Dominion, coucn. S.v noss
merchandise aud pas ongers; george w. H"'h
s,eame, guf stream. Hines, philsdelpnlA
rnercasndise and passengsy; j. w. sccsrr'oA
agent - s-.... t..,o<
BArk Parsee, Windsor, Nova fcouA' pi's''n
schooner John H. Rapp. Prscmorc. Baltimore
coai, crump & West .,,,,,,- mn,
scroonor Wililam and james. Williams, BAH
mo-e, coal, Z. II. Mayo q brothef.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. msr'hnn'i"
and passengers -.
SchoOnerC q. Cranrn0r, Walton. James rivSrs
g. load pine WOOD for New YOrk vessel, Csfus %
Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

Mos rGo,IEEY. Ala. November 4.-The
lumbermon Of Alabama. Mississippi.
Georgia. and FloIide Will meet here on tle
l4th instant. the meeting promises TO he
the largest of the kind ever held east Of
the Mississippi. A numuer of important
matters Will be considered. Letters from
40 millsnen have already been received,
sirp-fving their purpose 70 attend. The
Southern Exposition win open tomorrow.
The machinery viii DE put in motion at
noon by President Harrison, who will
touch the kew OF the wire az Washinton.
which will be connected with the ma
chinory hall here. Every foot of space IN
the immense main building has been taken
and large number Of immense tents have
been erected TO hold the overflow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
Hon. jefferson Davis.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. C., NOyemuer r. ne
foil1Ngipo announcement will appear in che
~. .rrey Of this city tomorrow: The Com.
mittee on Invitations 20 the centennial OF
tho ratification by North Carolina Of the
Constitution have received letter IRON,
Hon. Jefferson Davis written IN penoll
nom 4 sick bed regretting his INABILITY on
acconnr of impaired health 70 be present
M the celebration on the 2ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlNcoNNEcTloN THEREwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Noysssss hiss''
~ rclograyhi
lREfvgn
Steamship North Gate. Bruuswick. coaied ana
sailed for Liverpool .
steamship Guyandotts, Now YORK. and sailed
for New York, merchandise.
steamship hanaaha. Now York. ~ load coal
Barge Merrymaa, Boston, - load coal,
SAILED.
Schooners King Philip. Portsmouth Mabel
Jonlan 81 Thomss-b0th with COAX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
DANYfi.LL..

DAvsuLE, Va, November we had the
heaviest breaks we ever saw so carly IN the
season. sales being blocked since Monday. Very
Nitlo old stock has been ohored. and wat tnere
WAS - principally unieslrabis For several
weeks past there nas been no Improvement III
tic color. The nrst six weeks after the new crop
hegsn 20 70 msrse.ed the color wEs much
brtPhier ihsn 10 Il now. More filters and ma
hongany types are offered, with Improved 'cy.
Mountaineering tns heavy breaks tho prices
were very slig all through the wcex Filters
aud medium cutters OF tue BE- ter grades ara
somewhat easier. Weather permitting. We ex-
pect very largo breaks for The next month.
DiBgEIL bRoraE2s
OFFICIAL ESTIMATE OF THE BuRfRY CROP.
The lion. c. Y. Wilson. commissioner OF agri-
culture OF ken,urky, under date OF Frankfort,
ky, November ii, nus estimates the Barley
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