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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
JUST THE THING THESE CHILLY MORN
INGS FOR TIE BABIES.

These CLOAKs are especially cheap. Tho
cashmere Is of good quality, and they are made
with as much care Or liner goods.
In addition 10 the ClOGks mentioned apOYe We
show an elegant limo Of huer goods Of the same
style. .
Ia CHILDREN'S PLUSH CLOAhS We have all
,hr nov shades and the very latest designs.
These are especially suitable for children OF
from two g. ak years
Vow a.. u CAPS % 90 With these Cloaks. We
have them both In Cashmere aud plush. Ihey
arc very pretty and match tho Cloaks beautifully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04


BERRY. Died. October 3 1889. Mrs. MARTHA
A. BERRY. wife OF David H. Berry.
Funeral from Second Presbyterian church CDR.
Ioges) THIS u'ridayl AFTERNOON a. o'clock.
Friends OF tho family invited 10 attend.
JONES. Died. at tho residence Of her brother,
Charles f. Jones, 2iil Pleasant street. at )
o'clock yesterday afternoon, FANNIE A.
JONES, in the seventeen year Of her age. after
a long and painful Illness, which she bore with
Christian foriitude.
May she rest in peace.
Tho funeral will take place from the above
residence at O'Clock THIS Thursday AFTER
NOON.
JORDAN.-Diod. I'm Manchester. Va. October
"a. az ii:i0 ?. NJ, DEWITT G. JORDAN.
The friends OF the family are invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late residence. on Balm
bridge between Twelfth AMI Thirteenth streets,
THIS friday MORNING az II O'Clock.
RICHARDSON.-Died. e, twenty minutes past
3 o'clock the morning. u october 3, lsS9.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, in tho seyenty-nlnth
year Of his age
The funeral will take place from the late resi-
dence Of tho deceased. 0ij Iwenty-eevenih
streer. FRIDAY MORNING, the an instant, az 10
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances OF the fam
fly are respectfully invited 20 attend. No low
ers.
YERLANDER Died. Wednesday, October 2,
1857. a. 1871 FenROle street. !. ". NERLANDkk,
IN tho fOrty-eghih year OF mis- age.
The funeral viii take place from ST Patricks
church FRIDAY MORNING az O'Clock. Inter-
meut Oh MI Calvary cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
jerome Park Races.

NEW YORK, October A-A slender attendance
was al jerome PARK races to-day.
First rCce-twO- year-Olds, I'VE and haN fur
longs-S.r John won Mary Buckley Colt Sc
cond, Mr. Pelham third. Time, l.l2
second race-twO-y ear-Olds. I've and a half
furlongs-SuccessGr won; Chieftaln second,
Tula blackburn third Time. l:l2 Mutuais
paid So.
Third race-three- year-olds ana upwsrds-one
mile ami three ACCOMPLISHMENTS won Prose
second, Charley DrouH third. Time, G)gH.
Fourth race-Chappaqua handicap, three
yoarol and upwards, Titan course, 100
yaids-Iiitle Minrh won Volunteer second,
Lazy Margaret third. Time, l:2.A. Mutuals
pail SOS place 80.
FIN race-ihree-y year olds, non-wiuners. six
furlongs-Lady R0ei won: Prinfe Edward se-
coud. Bill Barnes third. lime, l:lS%.
sixth race-solling, all ages, enc nile and one
Leireiia inlrd. Time. 1855. Mutuals paid SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04


NEW YORK, October a-rhe weather was de-
Uchiful at MOrris-park race-tTark, Westchester,
today, and an excellent attendance Was noticea-
bic In The grand-stand. Tho ta,ing WAS superb.
The fields we're largo, I'm shes good, aud the best
horses WOn.
First race-sweepstakcs ior maiden two-year-
old nllies, Ave and "A half iurlorgs-Alhrm Bell
won: Golden Horn second. Nosegay third. Time,
l:liH. Mutuals paid -
second race-Pcytonia stakes for thres-year-
old nules one milo and a acknowledgements
won: The LiOness second, kurania third Time,
l.al'
Third race-Echo stakes for all ages. one mile
BellwO0d won Frank Ward second, Hing Idle
third. Time, l:i2~.
Fourth race--weepstakes, all ages, one mile
and a siNtoenth-Emotion won; Salgini second,
Milfred third. Time, l:4N
Fifth rGco-two-y car-oi IS. Two furlOngs-ken-
wool won King William second, The Abbess
third Time, l03k.
sixth racial ages, six furlOngs-Strideaway
won; Maidstone second. Umpire third. Time,
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Cincinnati Races.
nv falarrnnh N the nisnaich

CINCINNATI, october 3.-rhe attendance az the
third regular day Of tue Latonla races was the
largest since The beginning OF the meeting The
weather clear and warm aud the track In
good condition.
FIRST race--three quarters Of a mile--Alia
won Passion second, Electricity thlrd, Time,
l;lSk.
second race-three quarters Of mile, start
ers-fred Woody won Kate ;. second, BOotack
third. Time, l:iTk.
Third race--nitoen sixteenths Of mile-Spec-
taiOr won: Mamie Hunt second, Filter third
Time, 1881.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth OF mile
Monita Hardy won; Wooicrait second, Nevada
third. Time, l:a0L
Fifih race-t0Dacco stakes for three-year-ol ds,
one mile--iroand Won; Outbound second, Ma
rion C. third. Time, i:is1.
SIKH raco-purse for two-year-old Niles, ave
eighths OF mile-knglish Lady won Esteie Sc
cond, Lizzie c. third. Time, i:03k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

ST. LOUIS
sr LOufs. No, Oc:ohoy Flour quiet, essv
aud unchanged Wheat lower No. 2Esi. cash.
7SAc asked October, 1skc. NAY, So as1ifc.
Corn weaker. No. mixed. cash and Ocio-
ber ssa,c. May, q0Sc. Oat- easier; No 3 cash.
is4ai-slc May, p a2hc. bid October. $40
b.d Whiskey si.02. Provisions dun aud weak.
CINCINNATI
CTNofgNLrI October a-~tlour steady. Wheat
IN good demand aBd stronger: No :. rod, Sl4e.
Corn lower: No Z. mixed, So. oats seasef;
No ?. mixed. siA22c. PORK easier az 81. Lara
hrmer ~ s. Bulk-mesis armer shoft rib'
SAia Bscon stronger. short clear, $40 Nhis-
Rey steady and nrm NJ tlc2 Hogs steady.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, y. C.. October &-rurpentns
steady at4S. Roein arm: strained. Ukc; good
strained. s0c Tar frm At sl.Gl Crude tutpen-
tine trm hard, tL@; yellow-dip anu virgin.
EgA
SEw YORK COTTON FUrURE>
NEW YoaK, October a--Net recept-. none;
gross receiptR noGe. Futures closed barely
steady. sales g. 100 bales. october. Si0aiASioN;
November sl0afiOOl Decen her a. 2bAs9yl dsn-
usry, f9aaafi0. February. sloWafl0Vi; Aefrh,
flOiSatiuii: April ti0aailA2l: May. slO@d@
Slly1; June. ile33as03i; July. sle1'ail1M
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Ilicportei FOR the Disp.tchl
OCTOBER 2-NarSo; steady and luict Mode
ratio sales of fancy reported. Prime. ". extra
prime. 5Hc. fancy. $40; common, sacc''
shslled. 3a3kc; factory hand-pcked. oa'kc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

arena here to-day He devoted an hour 20 tho
club, and def "a any member o. tho club, II
there wns auy present, 10 rise and say why he
bad ioincd !. After repeating 70 several times
and said he was n member and the president of
u, and had Joined Il because be waa opposed TO
Malone. Lurty then asked him why no
was opposed 20 Mahoee, 10 which Russell re-
not ;rue RopubhcGn md hts defeat would re-
fuf 10 good 20 the Republican party" Luriy
Then charged Russeil Ia the most abusive Ian
Buage with having Democratic money IN his
20 kei. which was dcuioi by Russell Luriy
also made q pcrgoua! attack on Russell, accusing
him 81 being the son ~ white man. during
which attack several - the Republican leaders
left the room utterly disguised. Tho rest OF his
speech was devoted 90 discussing the tAru and
euloglziDg Malone, ba; was received with no en-
thusiasm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

You IN + quality?
YeSi You want Stule ?
Yes ! But you want d
FIT erery time Whether
yOu pay fifteen d0tlars
or ffly---and ne l00k ont
for Mat---Shayp.
OurWteen-dO dollar lines
are reyyaccoDam0datinG.
You ram ptcb out some
thine business looking
and in the same Grade
fnd refned RE n eS s
enou6h for " dreSS-uD.'
You h0rent u dOubt,
hare yOM, that IRE Se'Te
up better qualities tor
less money than any
house IN torn? We MiRR
We'Ue demonstrated that
to ereru ones Satisfac-
ton. The prOofS are here
if you haUemt 6iUen the
matter MOn6ht---a u d
our So 6rade is q pretty
good one to maize q COM
parlson on. They'll see
saw anybodyS $50 Suits.
Why is it? You are deat-
inc with producers mhen
you deal With ws---thafs
,Vhy
Stripes S, Ch e CD S,
Haids, Mlrttres--proDa-
Inent or nlOdeSt eUectS,
u u d plain weaces IN
henry coIorine for falL
CheUio is, Cassimeres,
1weeds, and CorkScrelos,
Long Sacks---StraiSht or
cutaway fr0nts---Sinete
or DoubIe-breasted--an1
three or four-button cut
array frOcks---
That's the essence OF
our So grade.
SAKS& Co.,
1908 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
4 Consul Dies from NellOw-Tcycr.

NEW OgLRAss, October 3-RnriQuo Deyillo
TIE Colombian Consul who arrived here from
Livingston, Guatemala, 10y steamship city Of
Dallas. October lst, at +. ~, died this morning
at his residence on Decatur street OF fever.
Anor careful investigation physici0ns pro-
nounced she case yo.low-teycr, and this opinion
was concuTrod ia 10y bOatd of experts who eX-
an1ucd into the matter on Ocuaf OF TIE Board
of Health. An precautions have been taken by
tho Board Of Health, who announce NAT therc Is
DO cause for alarm. Tho impression now
seems TO bo that Davil,o had been sick for some
time before reaching tho Mississippi quarantine
station. bat ia order o got through and prevent
The detention OF The vessel no mustered on deck
with the passengers and crew, and that this inl-
prudence made MS rocOye ry Impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
81 Am a Thicf," says II BoOk-KeePer.
Nv telegranh % he Disnatch.l

NpRinEN. COSN, October 3.--Charles :. Pratt,
confidential hook-keepcr, secretary, aud cashier
of H. Wales Lines Company, was arrested last
ieht for mIoz1lcmeut, and this morning pre-
uminary hearing was continued for two weeks
under $1,000 bond, which no did not secure
Prattis oulesZemebt amounts 20 over $4,000.
covering various periods since lsss, aud was ac-
cOmplishcd by false entries, mainly ON the pay
rolls Tho arair has caused profound semen
lion. as Pratt was an Onlcer IN several local or
CARNATIONS, treasurer Of tho First Congrega-
tional society. aud city alderman. Pratt con-
fessod his quit 10 his employers, saying lrs the
same old story Of living beyond ones means.
nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
sherauaonh roIr-I'Irc in Idinburg.

I'I7' II " : Ut - w III u
WoOusiOCg, Be-, October 3.--Io.dBy's attend
ourr ~ iho .lcuRudOal- County Fair was csti-
mated uf oyert.OuO Among tho features Of the day
were o foX-ch8se and Pr fssSor Dung s. ascent
bon % balloon. from which he descended with the
ail OF q parachute.
Mr.. a. ID. Sickle Of Slrasburg, won the spe.
cial premium oi ah4n1somo saddle aud bride
fOr tuc he-f lady rider.
The cXrir.iou viii close tomorrow II has
boon success both with The people and The so
ciety.
At-lcgram vas received from EiiDburF, five
mites soutl OF this place. this afternoon, calling
Tor no fre-cugiut and etating that the town was
burning. The Ediuburg Agricultural Works,
owned iu part by he Shenandoah County Farm
rrs' Alliance, Was destroyed, with great deal Of
lumber and machinery a. was also the Balii-
moro and Onto wntcr-tans, with considerable
damage 90 The track
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

mate their majority for uovernor a, 100, While
the Democrats claim Io0lcs election by iDv. Re
turns from silver Bow county. which elects
eleven members OF the Legislature, is still In
complete The Democrats claim nine Of these
sure. and possibly all Tho Republicans only
concete ak 70 tho Democrats. The Republ.
cnus now only claim three majority on a joint
ballot I'm the Legislature, while the Democrats
claim ninc. silver Bow county returns, which
Will probably DO complete before morning, VIII
take The Legislature out OF doubt, aud PROBABLY
afeo the (overror
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
pronertN Trnnsfer.



CUATTANoOGA. Tenn, october 3-iAe transfer
of the property of The R0ale Iron Company IN
this city 90 The Southern Iron Company was
formally made to-day, aud the compgnys steel
plant iu this city. employing 500 men. IS 70 ue
put IN operation without delay. The mill Is 70
make stucl in various form. from southern iron
ora, by the basic pro css The contamination Of
This deal has given considerable impetus 10
business in tins city.
Tho North Alabama Lumber Company Of
Bridgeport. Ala, recently organized with capt
tai stock o. e., $50, fully paid up, was attached
hy creditors to-day. A delay In the commence
ment Of operations is thought 10 have caused
tho emharrassmenL Tho liabilities are about
Sl01,olO, ana the assets are estimated 70 be
nearly $2N,OlO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Galignani tells that recently at May
enmoutier, in the Vosges, some citizens
assembled in the main tho-oughfare in
order TO boot NJ. Jules Ferry at the close OF
a public meeting. The ex-Premier, much
10 their surprise went among them, and IA
o friendly, joeular way, asked how much
they were paid 10 shout him down, A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Mo cargoes, fair. iske Sugar quiet: a eft.
sc Copper stea6t refined. ioai9Hc FfeishD
r. liverpool per steamer quiet. grain, 5sch1.
Cork tor orders, "a. 81. Heceipts-Fiour. lid
barrels: wheat 1900 buebess. corn. iAnO
bushels: oats. 1000 bushels: re. 1.eD Du.n"is.
STANDARDIZATION so bsrreis: corn, HOsU
bushels salss-Whsat. 10000 bushels: corn.
5000 bushe,a
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO October 2--Cash quotations wers
Flour FIRM and unchanged: No. aspiring wheat,
s0hs01fc No. red. sss0t.e. No. acorn. 5ltc.
No. cats iskc Mess-pork. 80 yatl0la Lhro'
81 I2xsghiA shor,-ribe. Banjo, shoulders.
stI2l[asl25; shor,-ciear. tAEafa@S. WhisxsJ'
fL02
The leading futures ranzot n follow:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
NEARLY ALL HANDS LOST.
\ British steamer Founders 1T sea.

NEW YORK. October 3.-A dispatch TO tho Mari
time Exchange to-day. dated Nassau, Sopiem-
hrr 90tn. au-.unres mat tho british steamer
Ehrumo0r from Baltimore fnr l.io JGnciro. hAi
foundereI M sea ia q gale On september jth.
All hands were lost mt seven. who were igrdol
a. Nassau. Tho total loss i- about twenty eight
lives. The Farnmo0r was . British steamship
NJ about ,12l tons. aud was commanded by Cap
tain Grey. she loft Baltimore August 2lih. nni
The next lay sailed from Hampton Roads fcr
Rio JanorO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
a Lead Company Absorbed.
~. s..t.afra IN - fna nianaftsA

BALTIMORE, october a-fhe AmfTtcqn an
nounces Tomorrow thai the Maryland White
Lead Company has been absorbed by the Ma
tional iead Trust aud that tho stock OF the
company was turned over 20 the truss today 10
New York. The works are 20 De Aopt IN actlNe
oorration. and John Curiett has been requested
by tho trusts representatives 10 contnue ia
control OF the Baltimore corridors, and 90 on
with work on hand as though no change OF con-
troll had taken place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
KING AND QUEEN.
uoge Tyler Makes "a Good Impression
Republican speeches.

Especial telegram To inc lfinlhfflsl
KING AND QCEEV c. H.. Va. October O. To-day
was c0urtday The court took a recess as "
O'CLOCK. and the courtroom Wa -oou crowded
with people eager 20 hear ). hoge Tyler. Hon.
H. r. Poi sad introduced Mr Tyler.
Mr. Tyler began bis speech IN pleasant
.fvie. witch AZ once put hts audience In fue hu-
NOR lie diselsmed any intention or making q
ST speech, hut said IA simply waited 60 tax 90
bis fellow ,ifi1on-. he sAti he would devote
himself chiefly 10 the national records OF tue TWO
partis. re shovel bow under kepubiican rulo
vast amolus ~ the pubic lends haa boen
stolen. Hn enormous debt ho been pilod up, ana
ths Interests Of the farmer had been irampiet
upon. ne showed how our people were oppreised
bY taxation more Durdensomo than that OF any
ofher country.
ir 1870 tho agricultural population was GO per
cent o. she entire population OF the country aud
the farmers possessed about 90 per cent OF tho
wealth - re country.
IA l,tJ tho agricultural population was stll %
per cent, bat this ID per cent oi thc people pos,
se,sed only about q per cent oil inc "esi'h Of
Mr. Iy'ers ofnpsri-op between the two par
tles WAS calculated 10 mako pfofounh impress
sion uDun hir audionce While 40 makes no A.
temut az OratOry DO Is a good, ciear speaker,
aud the fact that 30 be a farmer enables nm 70
rpeaE o. farmers in manner nat Is peculiarly
acceptable.
A. %. EVANS.
After recess for dinner Hon 4. u. Evans was
invited 70 spssk. he made fofciule sPveeh;
ST a. n. Pollard WAS called upon and fe'ponu0u
briefly 49,.
While the Democrats occupied the court ouso
Pc Republicans occupied the courtgreen' M
3. T.. Taylor, 81 Gloucester, who IS lhe soma "a
i5rial candidate Tor This section spoke hrsL 10
represented Malone az a tower Ol streuRlh "
ur army ofNOrthern Virginia SUD mo chioi sup
Ior of Lee 10 the moment OF trial lsyiOI
vie'o -peoch was Of Mahone, except thS' ne ne
secuted tie iioa OF negro domination. 40
eis.med that ths Readlusters and Republicans
hai sfitod he debt
Nr Carter Cauihorp ne1t spoke. lie recover
hst iiiUe attention. Ito had nothing 70 80 upon
~ Malone
a. q. Walker colored lawyer Of GlouceS1or'
pe1t sg0kb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Washiugton's Election.
IRr telerrsph % the plspsleh.l

SEATTLE. ". o., October a-Returus received
from nearly every county In the State indicate
tie election Of no Republican state ticket ~
$500 majority. The Democrats reduce the Re-
publican majority in Seattle slighly. Tho new
Legislature Will have fifteen Republican ma
torftv on ioint ballot. Tho Constitution Is rati-
fed aud prohibition and womaa's suffrage de-
fcataG. IL requires u majority Of the vote 10
sol Get the permanent capital East OF the Cas-
csde Mountains North Yakima Is ahead, ana
west Of tho range Olympia leads. Neither will
have 70 majority aud another election viii be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
MARRIAGES.

BEvRRIDGE-BOs wEIL--Married, septem-
ber a. 1889. AZ Shelbyville, KY, BY Rev John X.
DeerinK, FRANK d. BEVERIDGE, OF Richmond.
Va, to Miss BESSIE BOSWELL, OF Sheioyvilie.
Ky.
CARTWRIGHT - BAUGHAN. Married, At
Richmond, Va, October %. Of the residence Of
the BRIDE s0i esst Mar,h1ll street, BY hey. X. u.
Pitt. Mr.. LEE CARTWRIGHT aud Miss MAMIE
Is. BAUGHAN: both Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Pnnl Kexs nrcnks Down.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatchl
TBEpERICksBURG, VA, October 3.-Paul Keys,
the condemned negro rayisher, broke down con-
-iGerahly today when shown the telegram from
Governor Lee 90 his counsel refusing commute
ton or respite. but after few moments rallied
arc COMPLETED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
CO.. MATHEMATICIAN. s:,st sn,ril

IHrRsDAY. Urtobor }, Nv
FIRST Board. Richmond city So l5s, 700
do 6s 80 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

WHEAT.-White. - bushels good AZ SIC. Long
berry, 10 bushels for seed on private terms I;
50l bushels prime on private terms; II bushels
tai- az s0c. shortDerry 20 bushels for seed 90
private terms so bushels good AZ S3c. 90 bush
els fair al Sic: a bushels fair at i1c. ~ bushels
common at ~ Total salos OF wheat 1905 bush
ol=.
CORN. Mixed, coo bushels very gooi on pri-
yat0 terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

BERLIN. October 3.-TEe Kreus Zsf'nq. rcfer-
ring 70 the kmperor's statement i1 yesterday ;
Reirhg1p-ffg,r, ia whicn the hrepc /'f"..1f at-
tacks ou The Cartel parties were strongly cone
dcmucl, says 20 bows % the Emperor "i''
owing 90 NJ notiou4 regarding rovgii-n. wh.io
altering 60 lis political convictions. The If.ss
regards the Erciiz ZG'unG's statement as fresh
victory for Prince Bismarck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
COTTON kEPOac
Market arm.
eUOrArIosA
kIDDLiy0. 1910.
Low 4lDDLISG. l0Hc.
6ooDORelsAEY. 9Hc.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEw YORK. October action quiet aud
steady: sales, 23g bales; uplands, iOAc. Or
leans lie. net receipts, 81, a,6 bales expOrts-to
Great Britain, Ai,3 bales; 10 the Continent.
g. sgi bales, STOCK, ~ ,i6s bales southern hour
quiet aud unchanged. Wheat easier and duh:
SO. red, s5Eas32c. 10 elevator; options closed
weak: No 2 red. October, sssc.; November,
s8l.c : December, SIZE: January, Ss4c. Corn
steady: No. Z, $3.50. IN elevator: options quiet
and steady; October. 39Hc. November, t0kc,:
December, q &C.; May, s2'sc. Oats ffrmer: Op-
tons neglected, October, 20 ne; November,
91,c; december 26Ic. Hops weak aud quiet
Codes-Optlons very dun October. tiA 70at 70;
November sihs0ana75 March, tia6SrflA % !;
spot Rio steady and quiet fair cargoes. ls,lc
sugar-Rsw quiet snd steady; refined nn-
changed. Moissses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans quies Rice stronger and quiet Petroleum
easter refined, here, &c. Cotton-seed oil quiet !:
crude, sla3gc. yellow, nAsioc. Rosin steady
and quiet. Turpentine nrm and Quist a. ssAa
sgAc Pork inactive and unsettled: mesa.
Beoi hams depressed ~ fiaoOaslA Tercod beef
dull Cut.msats arm. Middlos steady. Lard
lower; closed steady and quiet; western steam.
s6y.k; civ. g. ~: october. $40, refined 1rm.
Freights unsettled: cotton, 3-ioa'.d.: grain.
3Ai. bid.
BALTIxoRs. October s.--Flour fairly active ami
drm. Whsat-southern hrm; Fultz. Soae0c. (:
LongberFy. Sa00c. western Arm: No winter
quiet and steady at aOs4sc. western steady.
Oats stssdy; western white. xsas7ke,; do.
mixed, ssa2Sc. hye arm st asaS5c. Hay arnef:
primo 70 choice timothy t.4a$llA Provisions
steady and quiet Butter lie good demand aud
nrIn western packed. isal5s. creamery, gaze.
Rggs firm aud quiet; western. &c. Perelsln
apii: refined. zoos. Coffee nsm apd quiet
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. October Virginia consols, Al !;
10. lO-lg's. 80: 81. 81, %. Baltimore aud Onto,
sTae0. Northern Central, 93b Cincinnati,
Washington sui Baltimore 1T. iGal0l; 90.
2Vs ~: 90. 3is, q: consolidated gas bonds
IIgl 10. stock, f3inii.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE wElruzS IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
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~ NOTE, OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED
TOMORROW UNTIL6P

The guarantee Of good quality in Clothing car
ries with it the Assurance that worEmsnship and
style arc equally good; and value toe.
THE WHY 10 not hard TO understand.
IL isn't worth while for q sensible mannfac-
turer to pay for good work Ga qua!ty that ISM,
dependable.
We wouldn't First, good quality; then, next.
manufacturing on largo scale, 20 that va may
get Il done we'll and yet with ECONOMY; last the
W Why S Rather than ss prof, we wan, a big
business.
Therefore, GOOD FALL OvERCOATS, $50.
BETTER AND BETTER ONES up to SIS
EVERYDAY SUITS begin az s..
DRESS SUITS from Il5 10 So.
How ara you TO know good Quali,y1 ASH: Is
this all wool;
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The testimony IN the case ~ ex-Priesf Boyle,
Of Raleigh. y. c. charged 8ith outrageous a..
.ault. was continued YESTERDAY. The prisoner
testified In his own behalf aud claimed consent,
aud that his alleged victim had made advances
towards him.
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The EIentinn I'm nnnht

HELENA, MONT, October 3--Iloturns from tho
counties In which the result Is disputed have not
come in to-day. Park county, which was given
TO the Republicans yesterday by 200 majority,
now shows only iso The Republicans now est
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dwelling Ceremonies.
~ tho ni.natsh.

WEST PoisT. \. v, Octobsr a-The Pam
American excursion arrived here al . oclocA
this afternoon, having been delaie1 an nvus ~
heated boariuss. They we're IN tine, however,
no be present al the ceremony Of the unyeilinR oI
the PORTRAITS OF Grant Sherman, aud sheriuAh'
nresented 70 tho Military Academy ~ 'eotgs
N. Chuds, Of ne Philadelphia Lea9er. ueneIe,,
sherman was present ns guest Ieheral
Horace Porter was the orator OF the OCCASION