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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
OLD PRINCE EDWARD.
Ssseohes 10 the Mckinney Ciub-The Anti
MahOneites.
-sna.Lnl ..legram . Lne DL.pateh.l

TAs.plLIE, Va, October 2o~lh e mV-
Kinney Club met tonight, ana alto ~ ~
t,.....rtion Of routine work Judge, Wat
l...'JulgeJ J. NJ. Crute. and Mr.. Charles
yr,g made good speeches -,,.. hald
injecting OF the auti-Mahonoites, helu
gr ne pnrpose Of more Thoroughly OF
,n.zre and deciding upon what eous .s
g. pursue. the following proainDie ana TOW
l.t.on was unanimously adopted 80 -.
"W Ne, the Republicans OF tarniViile uls-
jrict. IN view Of the approaching eiec'io s,
AID feeling deep interest ID she on ny
result Of the same, have met lOr 'nS ~" :,
order To- determine what course We shaiI
pursue IN said election; and whereas we
Lelieve that General Malone has proven
tutrue 10 the Republican party ana 70 'n0
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rAITINORR

BGLrrMOaD, October 2s-Flour fat. Wheat
Southern inactive and stsady. Fuiz, Uesic
Long s1s,ic.; wsstorn ~ raiy No. wln-
ter rod, spot and October, ~ 4 a-OSc. Corn
Southern scarr- white, 4iaiiC.. yellow, ipatlc
western steady Oats nrm; southern and
Pennsylvania 25a2jsc.. western white, "a
2sl.r DO. mixed, 25aEr. graded No. white,
.aa23+c. Rye sasior. primo 20 choice, olaty.i
Hay dul; primo 10 choice timothy. ti2b0atlA
Provisions steady. Butter easy: creamery.
22Agc. Eggs nrm. fresh, pic. Petroleum quiet.
refined, - toiee weak and lower, kio
sc. Irelchts, 10 Liverpool per steamer
dun: graiu, VI. Cork, for orders. 'ssSeiS W.
Receipts-Flour. ii,oo barrels wheat, ie.oO
bushels corn. $500 bushels; oats lupl
bushels. rye, 40O0 hushels >hipmenlH-flour.
100 larrels: wheat $1,000 hushols' corn,
5000 bushols. sales -Nhoat, 1900 buahels'
corn, -9i,uO0 bushels.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Gould Not Acree-A Paris Interment-

VOWIN Vol NTTTT-N INII' IUI'I HI'II'"
Other Itcms.
Dublin. October 2s.-1he Jury in the
cn.c of Gallagher. charged with being im-
pl.cat.d ~ the murder of Police-lnspector
Mattm. 40 6wcedore, fail a Co agree upon
u verdict
PNIs. October 28.-Ihc funeral of Emile
Augucr took place to-day. The services
we're held ia the Church of the Trinity.
Among thore present were Premier Iirard.
Minister Spulicr. and many members of the
Academy. An incident that attracted al
tentiou was the meeting between the Due
d'Aulmalc and Iirard. The two gentlemen
shook hands cordially and conyorsed to-
gether for some time.
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TRAIN DlTCHEO.
Serious Accldent-Polltical NOtes-Other
Petersburg items.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
n.---r-a11-nc V OCT ~ 1.al

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
PrvvRsBunG. VA. Oct. 2S, 1899.
An accident which resulted i'm the wreck
of q number of freight-cars but fortunately
not in The loss Of life occurred about .
o'clock SUNDAY morning about two and q
half miles west of Windsor station. on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. The accl-
dent happened 70 the Third section Of
freight train No. 3 going east To- Noriolk.
The train was III charge OF Conductor DO
seph Moody and Engineer Robert Harvell,
and was caused by the washout Of a cul-
vert at that point. The engine passed safe
lv across but the tender went down and
eleven cars following loaded with coal from
Pocahontas were piled up and broken. Dir.
George W. Nunnally, the fireman, went
down with the tender but fortunately
escaped with a few cuts and bruises. ms
escape was almost miraculous. colored
brakeman was thrown about twenty feet
from his car and was only slightly hurt. A
force Of workmon was sent o. the place az
once and the track was cleared IN time 10
prevent any serious delay of trains.
During the nigh wind of Sunday morn
ING Master Willie UZzel, aged eleven
years. son Of Mr.. Robert f. UZzell, while
passing along Old street near Market, was
struck ON the head by % heavy piece Of
slate blown from the roof of one Ot the ADD
lOlliln~ Ihil'iiit7s dllNl Nfh' h't''' 90
less TO the ground. tie sustained severe
and ugly cash ON the top of the head and
fears are expressed that thoskull may have
been fractured His condition Is regarded
a. very serious.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Joseph Morgan (colored) was sent on to the
Hastings Court To answer the charge OF
resisting police officer while in discharge
OF hi. duty This il the man who Was
knocked down by Officer Donahoe while
violently resisting arrest. and against
whose head the officer broke the bones II
lis hand.
CTETRISC NEWS.
Major II. TAYLOR Scott and Randolph
Tucker, Dr.. spoke ct LawrenceUlle to-day,
The news coming from brunswick anu
Mecklenburg counties is of the no = cheer
ing character. The Democrats expect 90
carry each county 10y 20 handsome majority.
Rumor has it that john VI. Langston viii
refuse 10 come % Virginia and MAKO
speeches for the Republican ticket. After
the outrageous treatment he las received
and the fat denial OF bis request to bee re-
cognized by the Republican State Com
mittee II cannot we'll be- understood how
he can speak for Malone without q conf
uletc sacrifice of his manhood and piih-
ciple.
FIyE-DOLLAR CLUES.
If report be true, one of Mahonc's fnan-
rial schemes iu tins canvass Is the orrani-
zation of " fve-dollar" clubs-that is, the
sum of five dollars Is promised all persons
who Join his clubs.
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voters Of the Fourth district. therefore

voters Of the Fourth district; therefore
be it
-" Resolcoi. That we, the members Of this
club, will under no circumstances cast our
votes FOR him. and we cordially invite all
others who were friendly 10 the cleo
tion Of the Hon. John M. Langston
TO Join our club and prove by
their course that under no conditions Will
they submit 70 the dictation Of boss rule
and We further believe that the defeat OF
General Malone will rebound to the good
OF the Republican party in securing 20 US
peace and good will among all the people,
aud for like reasons we are opposed 10 the
election Of Thomas Il. Cocks for seat IN
the Legislature OF Virginia, his nomination
having been forced upon us by methods
which we do not approve and IN violation
of the popular wishes Of the kepubhcah
party Of this county.
lSiencdl NATHAN N. McGnET,
President.
"R. y. HA1RsToS,
RoBERT HoB-oS. ana
II ". Bartlett,
COMMITTEE.
This club numbers over one hundred and
there are daily aCccssiOn- There IS
dirty and decidedly dcyillsh work IN pro-
gress throughout our county on the part
If certain white Mahoneites pracuced
nightly upon the most ignorant OF the
c8'orcd people Only to-day a negro
named Charles johnson was assaulted by
"a man named Brown for saying ne was
going 70 vote for Mckinney. Despite the
Prosecutions and Ostracism heaped upon
fhe Mckinney negroes Prince Edward may
d. safely counted for the Democrats IN this
election. Democrats here were never
more determined 10 win and are harder at
work tuau they ever were.
Colonel Suth Boiling was expected 10
addros, the vot. Of Cumberland to-day
but did not como 90 the rack The gallant
Coleman was present 90 curry the gentle
man down had he made h.s appearance.
+ MIR. Christian Mckinney, OF the United
S.ltc. Geological Corps. son of Captain
Mckinney, Is home from the West On Il
. visit
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GAL rlMORF STOCK MARKET.

AALTiN0RR. October 2s.-Vrgiuia 3's g. asked.
Baltimore a4l onto. s, bij: Northern Central.
1askei: Cincinnati. Washington sDd Baltimore
80 and cert.ncate-, 400 tid DO. certificate Sis,
.5f. bid; consolidated gas bondA i2l4; do.
.tgrx. ~. afr.
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IoCHynLE. KY, October 2d-One factor re-
uort- market dul With small offerings and 10
change Ia prices over ast weeks. Mr. A. Hart
hilL rsports light receipts, larger offerings Of
burrows g. unchanged figures, with large rolec-
ti0ns smaller offerings Of darss aud monde
s,rfuts Aad unchanged, with rain Ia past Few
oays OF the week. Tho red and colory nilers hnd
c0iory 81 bright cutters offered ia same proper
ton ana brought fun prices With sales a. ga
25l1c and medium red oilers Al 1alOc. largely
rejected vita heavy re!ectioas OF low grades.
maze heaviest rejection OK the season sweet
common lug nllcrs brought outside prices.
Green River offerings very light aud no private
rales. internai-reycuue returns 20 date Increase
sss7 ,t22; on tobacco alone, fSO<i5i3.
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CINCINNATI

Cr,cISFArI, October - -flour nominal fam
lily, siAfA4J. fancy. f3ainsL Wheat quiet; 30
2 ret Csc. Corn woaEer No mixed. 3i'. oats
weaker. No. mix a, .Oi.a2lc PORK quiet ar
sla7l Lard more active ~ o.. l@s. Bulk-mcats
in demani. sho~Ldbs, $50 Bacon IA mode
rate demand ani nrm short-"leaf, 1913 y. Wis
Key quiet at iiO2 Hogs active common aud
light, b. 15atLlO: packing and butchers, tAyla
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nenlh Of a canada statesman.

fBy telegraph - tue Dtspalch.l
ToEoNTo, October 2s.-Hon. Alexander
Morris, "A well-known politician ana sA,
JSentenent- Governor OF Manitoba, died
.bfs ttornipO
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If report be true, one of Mahone's fnan-
ciai schemes in tins canvass Is the orrau,-
zation of " fve-dollar' clubs-tha is, the
sum of five dollars is promised all persons
who Join his clubs.
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y5r-yET9s-s-1l'-i7T--sT- :
ASAS.S
s.AS-r.fASnz.,fi launfSt.l
cAEcEn OF THE TONGUE,

CANCER OF TIE TONGUE.
For three or four years h1d an eating sore no
my tongne that made a considerable hole In il.
became alarmed at its progress, and went to
Atlanta FOR treatment. The rcsul. "as that l
r~-nr,cnccd tie use of Swift's SPECIFIC, aud the
,o-a vas COON gouc without trace 81 y lcit.
Ttomaston Co., MAJ a, e. A LEWIS
treatise ca Cancer mailed free.
s,~.~- -r-c,.,c CO. Drawer ., Atlanta. c..
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Appointment TO speak.

TTVT7INT '0I"eI ON W 'I'V "''E--''--'-'I
ALEXANDRIA. Va, October Is. Tho state
Executive Committee made the following
appointment to-day:
HON. %. b. MUNFoRD.
Charlotte. Monday, November 4th.
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Lexington Notes.
fSpeclal telegram 10 TIC Dispatsh.l

LEXINGTON, Va, October 2s.-The Com
mittee of Arrangements having in charge
the hfteenth annual session of the Vir-
GINA College Young Mems Christian Asso-
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Cotton REPORT.

weauot,; Fios. "a yosszyS supevnns ts75s
ts.2s; extra sl5)aeS7j. family ttAL1 ps'sas
tsmIIy, country. Sa7Ssshss
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The Baii-Barham Case.

The case of the Balls, which involves
the Ball-Barham scandal, was called in
King William Court yesterday and the tes-
timony commenced.
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A LIVELY DAY.
BOTH PARTIES HAVE MEETINGS IN
STAUNTON.
Lurty Gets On High Horse and Is
Called Down nv Harris
other speaker.
nr,clal ,el.eram % The pI.n.,ch.l


ESPECIAL telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
e-,,.>ro~ Y, Octolor 9e 1bore was
o.. ...,suellv lorre attendance IN neoplo
o. ,,..,,.-, court t~-d,v RON ntlibcal
49,. wore hWed to hc rpnrcsonfcd Inv
..l..., f,,,, 81 6tsto,oo Jn6co Jobn n
~ NM, o,.,,..,,,,,,d fnt ~, nc,,o.
-, '',,l 49,. =, 49,
49,, r i',i.l..,. ~ rorp,viile AND "
i,.,,, ra,t.3,t' ~ kttnrnc,' C;"neyol
~. 80 %, -, ~ -
rf .,. ,.,,..t i,,.,'s, al
H., per,.,o,,t,r .r,oot,rr, was hold oataide.
hHth going op at The same time. nnd IN
tines" respects tne pnrtcs were INST re-
Nors'd from ih' SITUATION 'nty occupied at
thn Sept mhDr court, when captain Nc
kinney spoke ln inr courthouse and
tH.n0e. inn. outside. from ave 60 seven
luu..cl p.rnl standing were present
DINING fte tn" Judge Harris and other
I.rP .f Nr'1A,r. we're undressing t1r
,..rl. lu thc cHrgthousc Berkeley and
& rris hH 1u audience %. about two hun-
Dr0. whites. '.rfN or titN OF whom were
b.wncHi~ and about three hundred me-
gr,p.
rrrKrTrY INTRODUCED
Brown Allen called the RcnuI'icqn
,,.,ot.n, 49, or'iar and .'atod that boo would
tt r..e~ A. tio r,rvs-s ccncraiiy. and
i-....J.d fo esv tl.f u Was going ou
.....4f.l. id, o,.-. MIR. ~ fboStaf. au1 tho.
T.rnh'i.an tpLr. woaid hs elected hv tcu
ff.r..r.I unI.r.fr.
NJ tI.r .itr..ucsd SIR. r.. Il. Berkeley.
a. l.-,.t.u. Nr E.rlel..'s ol,ruiur vas
l,..ll ..,r..f.n,d pcr-onol reference Oh
l.m..f Al. I.l I1lu osfraci.cd here iu
St.uaf.u aud elsewhere because 90 his po-
If,af Ifl4ff.n- fn haa.fol largely how
.t,r % tL, personal friendship between
himself end tapt.fu Mckinney and proc
o,ol,I FL. exrla.n th- nature and purposes
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E.QrOCK Markell

RICHMOND October ~ Receipts: s53 head OF
catus. ~ sheep aud lambs. 6l2 hogs.
SAILS: 56s head Of cattle. 36o shesp snd
lstabs. $50 hogs.
Prices;
Csttle-Best. 3Ks4c gross medium % good,
g. a2kc. gross common 70 fslf, lazHc. gross
Sncsp-sAs4hc. gross.
Hogs-AAa6c- net
Bulls nc. gross.
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN CONNECTION THERsWiFH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton'
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations
tRv telsvr,ps to tho p,.ps,chl

10Y NVItkrHpU 70 'HU DI'P"'"J
- WASHINGTON. October 2a-Fcr Viz
HAIR ,ginis snd North Carolina, fair sin Wed
-Jnesday night, no change In tcmpcrs-
ture. northwesterlY winds.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
R,Cggosp, October rs, 1854

WugAT.-8.Oi4 bushelA
CORN.--l, go bushels.
UArA--g,'eS DusneiA
RYE ,xou bushels.
MEAI---l4 ~ bushels.
sALEs ksPogrsp 70 ss5gEr,sN
WBKAr.-Wkite, 20 bushels very good At ssc.
Iongberry, LOO bushels very good GA private
terms: 100 bushels very good Rt sc; 80 bushels
good 10 s6c. "a bushels good ~ s5c.: 30 bashel.
fnir az s2.. 81 bushels fair al 50. Mixed, y.
bushels good az S5c 100 bushels fair ~ $50 u
Ia neis fair &c sOc. 4 bushels common at &c.
shoftDsrry, i6 bushels prime as Sc; I,Nl onsa-
els very good gu private terms: % bushels very
good al esc.: "a bushels good atsic.; ~ bushels
gooi 1T see. so bushels fair AZ So. 10 bushels
fair A. 49,. % bushels cosnmon q, &c ~
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LlYERpooL corroN MARXEE

LIVERPOOL, October ~ Soon. Cotton steady
ant iu fttr demand. American NIT itng 81 u:
sa.e.. l00jJ bales. speculation AM oAp0rh i.VD
bales; receipts. 100 fA'os. American -
bRi.s Fuuros quirt. October, iJ-tis3 I5od
October and November @-t3aj 3o-yii. NO-
,embar and December, 3t6iai altid.' De-
cembor aud January, D 1i.tid. : January and
February, 3 3i-Jla5 3l-bii.; February and March,
) 8i--gil: Mach uud Alrl, , H-ftaj Htgii..
Aprn and Nay, > %-1i. Stay and June, ) s'-otA
8C-Gii. Tenders 20 bales on new docket
T. A-AmFrirdD mlddliug, ID sales o.
American 40 bales. october. ssh, seller,
October and November. 36-6id, -"iieri 30
yeubcr and December. BOD. soiicr; D'ceiH.
her and January. . tl-6f1., seller: january AMI
February. EtJll., seller; February AUD
Marcn, y-Cid., selier. March and april
3 39-cgi.. seller: April ani May, si-tlL. ell
er: May and June. 3b-til., SELLER. FuiArc'
sP A-Ociober. 5 500. seller October and
November > 80 ga. selier; Nov, mbsr ana
Decembe y3-gid.. settler: Decemhsr aad jan
uary. S3LCtI.. s~ilsr; January AMI fooIunff'
58[0lt, sciler: Fobrplry and hsvh, So yil.,
seller; March ant April. 3totL' seller
Aprl and May, 9EG4l.. seller. May and jut9.
3 s5-C.d.. seller. Fuurrs closed barely steady
NORFOLK PEANUT dAKkEG
ftevor;si for tho Dispstra-i
Ocrosrg eS-Harkos quiet iog ola AMI nrm
for new. Prime. IKE: extra prime. 80: fancy,
Bic.: now dry. isaiar; sholled' s43si.'
factory haDi-plckei, 5baatc.
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Ex-sEEAroR LEwIs's rREUGcTIos.

Ex-senator Johu F. Lewis. OF Virginia, Is IN
The cts, and When asked ab0ui bis views on pcli-
tics IN that state, said to star reporter hat Ma
hone would be defeated by 5000 20 50f0l
81 helped . organize Tie original Republican
rariy IN Virginia, have always voted the straigh.
Republican ticket In county, state, and national
elections, and now FOR the nrat line ia my life I
shall scratch q ticket and mat viii be the name
OF Malone from the alleged Republican ticket
Malone Is as much a Rrpubiicaa a. 1 am q
Democrat aud am as much Democrat as he
a. "A RaDu blfcan.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
Tclegraphic Flashes.

The old Dominion Republican League OF
Washington, ID. c., declares 10 Win contAno its
work Of political props alton in Virginia by so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

ST. LOUIS. October -. Flour quiet and ea,G
but unchanged Mheat lowor 40. red cash.,
70 .a16ac.: December. - az ~ May, ~. n
cash. aud October 2lc: December, q as &C.
year. - &C.: May. 500 a5OAc oats nominal.
No ,. cash, Is. asked. H. oi May Ha.c
asked, 81 ., Bit January, lyc bid Soyem-
Der. II t.c. ma October TIC. bli Whiskey.
silva Provisions hrm. Pork. fli.0 Lsri-
SO contract lots offered. Dry-salt meats Shout
ders $3.50. longs ana ribs, ti6sisataoo short
clear. e. 1lst5.sn Baron lto1cd -Hhoul1srr, y
longs AMI ribs, 500: dhOrtcleAf, .hsoAto5l.
[ n.uFH
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WRolNlANs IN WASHINGTON
4 Talk with W. Earbopr-Semaior Lewis
Prediction.

Washington star OF Inc y -l.l
representative OF the sur found Mr. Barbour
in The city this morning ani asked lin about
the report teleglapacd 70 tho H-rfH concerning
his visit 10 Men York.
There Is not a word OF truth in i,,' SAID tho
Senator. 81 was ia Now Yors, Dut only saw Mr.
Brice "a few moments, bO'b he and my SOFT being
IN q hurry. The campaign IN Virginia WIS nero
Nv mentioned casually and nOtllne Whatever wa.
said as % funds. That d. tho only fYlniatou
whatever fof su0 p q report. Tho Virginia Demo
erals are taxing care OF themselves lu fhal l.ur"
What have you 20 say about tho -.lto ~ tho
campaign In Virginia" ASK. . the reporter
"Ihe Dem ratio outlook was mover ri ftier
aud the state OF the campaigl vas mover in Bet
ter condition a. this part 0ftnu CANVASS taaA l.
Is now
allow about The reported gains in southwest
Virginia among the Whit0 yo;ors' asked the
reporter.
our affirmation leads as 10 a entirely dif-
fersnt conclusion. or course no NahOneiies are
making desperate efurti out there. bat tho
democrats are working as never before, AMI we
have little 10 fear The nerce attn ,k ~ the Ma
hone people on that section T., IN some respects,
a fe.nf, aud some verT quiet ia. luten-e.y active
WORK Is being done IN otter directions, "a sJmo
Of tie couut!.s that have largo Democrat ma
iorites for instance, bat we are W. - n.i mat
and won't be found asleep on the On OF no
vember.n
You are pretty sure Of carrying the state
then.p
~ haven't tho least Coub, about H." said Nr.
Barbour, emplaticaily " ana by large ma
i0rity. and all this sWh about our being dis
ABOUT tho result, II The Democrats win come OUT
ard vote, ana it appears 10 mo hat they are
more aroused Ia this election than tOr lnauy pre-
ceding ones"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rORF OF RIcHMOND. ocrosEa 3 is'l.

POIF OF RICHMOND. OCTo3Ea 3. isol
ARRigEn
steamship Oh Dominion, Couch, Nov YORK
merchandise sEd passengers; George ". ALEU-
e Cn., agents
schooner Anna ". Barker, Bangor, ice, James
C. smith Ice Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCr0BEa -. lsJ
lByTeezrsphl
AAgIyEO
Steamship Wayeriy, wess Point, ic Toad mer-
CD sndise.
steamship Roanoke. Now YORK, aud sailed for
Sew lork merchandise
sAiLEn
Steamship Ksnawbs, NeS YORK. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

us that really true?" Druggist: "Yes,
madam. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is only 26c.
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bushels common 81 soc Total sales II whest,
''s osrs.-Winser, 70 bushels good On private
terms.
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Other 1obacro Markets.
lKepor.el ior the Dispatch.l


DANvILLg. VA. October 2G.-Th0 early part OF
the week breaks we're small. but q partial season
on Wednesday gave Us 5ockei sales on Friday.
Present prices are evidently pleasing tEe fnfm-
ert a., though tho season sas very poor. large
quantity Of tobacco was stripped and brought 70
market Wo seldom see lcss tobacco on wnich
blis are rejected.
The quality oil the breaks The past two Weeks
shows very little change. Tho principal offerings
ar OF the English and cigarette types. Cool
warmers and flllrs are scarce. especially mo
mahogany types. At sale this week on ono ~
tho warehouse floors abou. 10 packages on dark
old MAHOGANY wcapper-, most OF which was sew
eTai yeqrs Oh aud much sOitened by wafer, sOll
a. rerg hiJh figures. We think these wrappers
wusr have brought several hundred per cent.
over tho original warehouse cost The domsni
aad mo high prices FOR hose goods BRING %
markolali wrappers l.l tat come anywhere near
dark mahogany
We think the present soft weather VIII give US
YER, largo rreAzs next wesk. The prevailing
opinion IS that largc breaks Will cause easier
prices rpecul8iOrs sud export men are buying
tho most u tho offerings The order buyers sre
the smallest buyers.
Mr. w. G.. PoiuGexter. - Midtown o. and
Nes.rs. j. y. Boyd and J. ". Bell, OF your city,
wero On our BREAKS this week.
DigKELL BaoTHBRs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
DEATHS.

Steamship Ksu.wbs, Now York. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. VtfONNT q, TNFI,
SAIE7-FfRsr HOARD ESQ Virginia 1910 c0u-
pons atci; % Petersburg railroad stock at60.
closing I13tNlons - ths 1.JjA 5oHi'
GoYHaHHrHr silLRlrtEA 81 ~, I
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-12-25
mtnnefpta.

Mebbet fro @algen. Bredenribge
1sbe Sch. Nnbre>u Boibs Nnbraz
genbe Dm MT 5orbgr er alilaaet,
men bans Sa9tgrer bar ppnoaet at
fac Dommen fDrnliIost til lipsuartat
6trafarbeioe,
S Meranbria besDnbte &iDb=
menoene at fiDbe ppeoe ug beta[te
zoe for Ma. l forrige 2prbag. og en-
itor Del Spcoe fom tro til BDen.
Suotibbet feoe peo pieIp af Banfen.
Iretten Hraiter Reb 8ina
% Omegn bur bgnfalot BnItnrelien /
Neb Ning om at tilbasefalbe ben
Orblnans, bporpeb s5reifearmeens
WebIemmer er blepne arreiterebe, %
herefter ti!1abe benz at oripe fin
@irfIombeb uiorFtprret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-12-25
G&fnta+

Ser ifol | Morb. Dafotas 9e9islaz
tur pare '1terf 5temnins for at af=
faffe @rannz Snrnen. Man iinber
ben altfor fofbar % tror al funne
unouere ben. Genatet bar beIuttet,
at Jorbunslopen gfprb= Dafofa 1al
trabe ifraft ben 1te Suit r0lte Mar.
Sc rtrsiilfe syaoer, fOm bar
ueret bolattet / Namlep County, gf.
g.. er ienDt afiteb paa gountnets
8efcitniug. De fleite bar neblat fig
! 8altportb 60, g. 8. De bar
fattige % bespoen oaarlise til at
bprfe Sorbei.. Da be berfor par en-
fabts gprpe for Gonntpet, 9onbt
man bet beoh az fsaffe oem anoenifebs
ben.
- Bismartf t9ba Deb. Bupers
nprMiller unbertegnebe Sorbnbslopen
ioas, % n1l har NorbzD zDutOta ioa
ftreus en- Sorbaostop, 1om man bar
nosetiteos. Deu traber itraft ben lie
Suli. 2esislaturen bar ilnttet lit
Mrbeioe f6r SUI og ital mgbe iajen
ben TIE eSannar. Gn Del af 2eeis>
laturmRnoene pil ta9e Ell 11eHu3t
til 5tillebabsfp'tsn-
DafptaS fgrltefgote. Man bar
enbefi8 eiter mailomme[is unoeri6,
selle funost I'D, at Sen fprfte bpioe
Mano, 1o,n er5fubt Dpfota, bRrer
bet popnlare norite Naun Ole Often,
Die Dlien tom iii Berben i Glan
County i 1860 os bar altib 5iben
boet Dafota. 6ars Jaber fom fra
@oibfonpag, MiS.. / 1859.