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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
RICHMOND MARKETS.
OCTOBER (. 1892

OCTOBER (. 1892
COUNTRY PROpCcG
pv,,sy. F0ya. Fouls Lard, Corn EeI.
nn.ter Choice. Creamery. 2}a2jc choice,
family packed, 22c.; choice store packed,
. A25c. Eoof to prime, lss2Cc.. poor to fair. i5ca
IT,. common, JalSc-
RggE Fresh. lla2Oc.
PC4ltry: Chickens. spring, small. l2aiic. me-
dium. l5alS,. large. 2Oa25c. old fowls, (5a!sc.
Lard: Country, saSj$c.. active.
Corn Meal 53a5jc. per busnel for eoaatrT'
Coz. for city mills
re0s'abeL
Cabbage. sl.;jaS2 barroL
Potaioes: choice. sL75ai per barre 55a6oc,
per hushel; medium, $3.50 per barrel; 5Oa5o
per busheL
Apples Green. choice. 81 par barrel de-
uaaad good. Peaches ohoice. bgsbel boz $3.50,
haif-bushsl box 7J-.asl; tnicd-bushel box %.
HsceVaRf5I
Beeswax 2ic. per pound.
BLACK OAK Bark hOssed. 81 Der 2.sf pounds.
black oax and chestalL rough. s. per 3,OOl
Fsamers Primo live goose i!aiJe. common
FIaxssed siatt % per busbsL
Hay No. ! timothy. 5li. No.2. Sigai3
mixed clover anu timothy taN; clover.
NnLOnat Browns.ud 81 per to1. bran.
81 PEI 'on; shipstu1. fl1aflS per ton-
Balel OAt5. t4lutl%
koon Ginseng s. psr ponat senN
ca free Of tops. AZ. per pound
feanuS 5stc extra naad-pickol iHao'&c,
shell. 3a5Hc.: active. as 70 quality
Rye. 8Ns5c. per bushs-
Snucks 35a65c.
BAled straw Tzaic-
TslloH: &c. per pound.
Wcot Nasned. Bic. unwasref. re. Bur
~ will bring from " &c. per pound less han
ibe above rAtek
csNEST. LINZ. PLASTER. a.
cement Rosendsls, tl.s0 pee parreE James
Xiv er. Sl.3A
iIuaa' Agricultural. 6al0c. por oashei. Rock
and, .ll0aii.lj per barrel, according % quaa'
rity: Virginia. siEN.0A
Plaster; lump, ~ per ton; ground, VIZ
calcfned lasier. tl.73
North Carolina Tar Large size'L 'osi'Af.
a.
Fire Brick. per 900 Si0aslS
Mastering Hair &C.. per ponnL
DRUGS. DYEsTuFfs. OF. -.
Alum; sLc.
Alcohol sg.15as2.31 per gallon.
Concentrated lye t2.75at3.y5 per caSs OK four
dozen.
Copperas lac.
COchlneal. Soc por pOuni
Extract OF LogwoOf i2,sc assorted, }.
Indigo iaa90c.
Nader lOalgc.
Oils; Linsessd. G3s6i,.: machine i5a75c.
fDern ioe.an. whale. 49,: straits. 2ssOc.. La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

NV IORE. October Again the money quo 3
tiOu, with the weakness In trusts. wore great
influences which diciated the course u the stock
market today. Before the opening Of business
ordered Tor export by to-morrCws steamers.
and II being Friday, whom al. loans on call bold
over until Monday. which Induces many institil-
tons 70 keep OF tho market considerable sums
Of money the money market was strong, and 10
per cent. W6s paid for accommodations. This
created a bearish feeling among traiers. and
with Tho bcnrs they made violent attsck upon
trusts as likely 20 hc most vulnerable. Cotton
oil vas attacked first. aud largo amounts Of long
stock came ont 20 help along the drop. There
was absolutely no support 20 any ~ those stocks,
and cotton of was sufferer from the assertions
that the price OF their commodity must come
down. The extreme decline In 10 reached ,
per cent, but later sugar came along with a
drop OF OY0r pei cent CONSIDERABLE pressure
was brought To- bear upon many stocks m the
regular lisf. but only in AtChisOn was there any
real impression made. and II declined only I a..
though 10 f9uched the lowest price in the history
OF tho company in tho afternoon. In the alter
noon some 81 the spec ,alties yielded. and Louis
vile and Nashville wont OH II, Manitoba,
Delaware and Hudson. Pullman. aud some
others became prominent for weakness. Chica-
60 gas also dropped 3 per ccrt. though n great
or portion NJ this was recovered stocks ceased
20 come out toward the middle Of tho after
noon, aud the shorts went into cover, which
caused q smart rally, aud brought sugar
up about per cent, cotton oil near
- NJ much, with others in proportion
Burlington continued 20 display the most marked
strength and led the stocks 81 the regular list,
though Manhattan was specially strong In TIC
last hour and fully recovered its early loss.
Money also eased of toward the close, and from
- per cent u declined 10 and closed a. !. The
close was quiet and 1rm. with stocks % The reRu-
lar li-t within small fractions ot last nights
prices 6nl trusts materially higher than tho
lowest figures The magnitude OF trading m
trusts may no gathered from the fact that while
the total transactions IN the listed stocks were
No,OO shares transactions In the unlisted stocks
footed up 10000. n which cOttOn-oil contributed
5000, sugar t0,0C0 and Leaf 20.0W shares
The only marked changes Were declines Of ~
g. suVtr. -, I'm cotton oil. and L in Manitoba.
HrsninG. Exchange Quot and weak at 4s3l. q
49, Money qul.i "a q 'ighf m fal2. closing 6a7.
sun treasury Oalances-Go!d. 81 49, eco: cur
rency. il0.s5i.tO1. 6Oyernmentsdull AMI stos'y
for 4B. per cents ~. eX. mt; ~ cOupOna,
lNlI. ~. in state bonls dnlI aud Atea1y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

10y tN.'hi At t 90 ''i" 'f'.t.''''t -i
So LOUIS. October liver since tlr announce
~ %. hat fhe Itnctaf Executive lonrd II the
knights ~ Labor w1Gd insect this veoE in St
LOUIS. public attention has been kcpl Fixed on
Grand Ma-trI- Workman iosdcrly and his board
hy "a constant series cf attacks which have been
made upon thcu ami thcir Organization 10y di--
affected members AMI cN-mumher>. Tonight
IlNderly addressci an immense audience in
Contra Turner Hail, retuting all charges that
have been made against ilw.
After disposiug Of oach charge, powderiy
nskcl ne audience: "Huye made out my case i,
Who told p he n0We" hi- words elected rounds
~ applause from the audience. lie closed win
a ringing appeal o. The knights " 81 iouis 20
close 90 their ranks and perfect their Organiza-
ton. Tho meeting was decided Powderiy
runre.4
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$500 whIle rr,Ing 10 L.eape.

NOmiF. October A special 20 the RSgister
eaye that tna negro Stork who s. believed 10 have
been fhc mau Who fired into he churcn at Nose
Point "Wednesday night. killing respectable
citizen named Dan. X. MclunOss. MORALLY
vonnding his daughter. aud seriously yOuudng
Henry Blunor. was found today padding down
tie PascagoulG river in his skir lio was or
dercd 70 stop aud hold up his hsnds' but instead
ba-t.ned hi. speed, wAercupoD negro ia tho
hunting party nFed upon him, hitting Inn Ia the
hand. stork raised bis gun and aimoi a. The
crowd but fhe weapon missed fire. Tho deputy
rharif then nreI. fllng stork w!th buckshct aud
klliig him Instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 4, lSSg.
Auction offerings on Change today were 81
packages, and four taken 10. Highest price, 81;
lowest, 81. Average, s2.sL
Market rather quiet, with good outside demand
for Oilers aud smokers.
An oDservant tohacconist, who travelled by
private conveyance through six dark-totacco
counties 10 the past threo weeks, says the dark
crop will not reach a half crop this year. Very
little Of tho crop uncut Quality generally very
poor Some nue-curos quite successful.
STATEMENT SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DEITvE-
BII5 or LEAF TOBACCO II TIP CITY or RICH
3IoyD. Va. DURING PERIOD DFTwERN ocrO-
BUG /. ISIS. AND SEPTEMBER 30. 1889, AND
STOCK or HAND SEPTEMBER 30, 1899.
INSPECTIONS II DETAIL.
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South Dakota Election.
IL, t.lnrrnnn u the Dlsnatcn-

10y IVI0EI WFN % IIio NI7 ~ u
ST. PAUL, MINI, OctC ber "a Pioneer Pres,
special from Huron, :. d., says Zact. Hundiey,
the chairman o. tho Democratic state Central
Committee, tonight places tho total democratic
vote Ia She State az $1,000. and claims twenty
Democratic mombors Of The Legislature lie
saws that the vote n larger than WAS expected.
Socretarg Bushnell, Of the state Prohibition
Committee. ssys that hehss sufficient returns 10
guAranteo the statement that Prohibition has a
majority Of 5000 10 tho state, or 300 more man
rxpccted. HurOn has accepted her d'ieat Tor
tue temporary capital, and Is Ia The race Tor the
ant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
TIeTirures from oregon.

D
pOR~iAND. OKE, October A-incompiete TO
t,t,p. from All tho counties IA Washington save
Douglas. Okagau, san Juan, skait, oboh mi-h'
aud stevens, give the Republican candidate ioI
Congress %, majority he whole state ticket
is elected Dy msiOflties not Tar from NAoso
neures Caius for the Republicsu ticket arc
reported from every section OF the state, ana u
is no; AZ all unlikely that she total vote VIII shu"
over 800 majority 40 far as the returns nave
been received estimates 90 the vote fof COZ
gtpostnsn are as follows. Wilson iRepublcahl,
e,i3J; GufItns tDemOcraD, ls,lgi. WILSON'S
6slnateI majority, s,32A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
TIE CAMPAIGN.
THE TRlUMPHAL MARCH or THE
NEXT GOVERNOR
McKlnncy and o'rcrrail In Mathews,
Gloucester, and MiddlcseX-An
Otation.
sreel.l lelosrnm % .ho ni.paleh.l

SuvDt, Va, October 4 4 large and enthu-
siastlc crowd met McKinuoy aud O'Fcrrall here
to-day. Arrangements hal boon made 10 havc
the speaking out u doors hut Mckinney was
unable % speak ga the open air. The COURT
room was packed. but siill large numbers Of
people could not got IN. MI Mckinney o.
planned his inability 20 DO moro than talk.
lie confined himself 60 State politics. Ills re-
Wow % Fiz Zoos naturalization was masiody.
lle showed the Gauecrs of negro role, though he
sroke in kinlly terms OF the cn.orcf man. Ho
urfci aa sto valued good government 10 be
true o. the democratic party.
u.orN TRIBUTE.
number o. iaiios were iu ,ho audience.
Whom NJ NcKmtoy finished speaking We
laiies sNnt him. flowers and came forward %
shake hands elh De uoXt Governor After
Mckinney spofe recess was taken for diuner.
o'1rasLL
When al la1 en- Ycl Size bouute0us dinner
O'forrsl Cook iho sauf out OF doors Though
complaining rs fln condition ~ uis voice. Mr.
O'Fc-raI " . 90 hls audience from mo start H.s
so-c gradually Improved AMI DO made a speech
which carried Che wAolc audience with him. lie
foacheg upon state politics. but SAID that MI
Mckinney laI covered the ground thoroughly.
We discussed tho tarf briefly. bat in "a very
fnr-in.e sfyIe. ilo tried several fimcs 10 ST. p.
hlf fhff' wus such shout ~ " TOO on that hc
lfl 90 cOntinlo. " non hn fLnily STOPPED Hptat-
ftR fIt people gave three hrariy cheers Tor
euel Anc crowded forward O. shake his
hand
captain Mckinney was hrouFht upon mo
stand AMI greeted with three rousinc cheers.
Nr. Mckinney aud colonel O'IcrrHN have had
nfrlumphai mar through Il1uresirf. NaiLoNe.
anl MildloscN. and thoy are delighted with mo
reception they nave received. The Enthusiasm
80 fnc laoin- WIS particularly mRrkci.
A uHlC after o' .lnok w Mckinney md Colo
rfI oTcrrsll started fOr Ncst Point 1hoy 'ef'
NIs1IeseX At'aro. We are going to clc't our
local candidates aud glso o. handsome cote %
tle stat fI-knf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

QUARLES e McCTRDY, p. ", store and
dwelling on Eighth street near Cary and two
stores aud dwellings on Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth.
FRANK ID. HILL q CO., 400 T. ~. life estate in
brics house and lot No. ZIG south Pine street
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 AMI II 4. ", horses,
mules. buggies, wagons, hsy, sc.
TIMBFRLAKE & FRAYSER. II A. ", store
nxtures. shnW-easea. connlers, Dose, Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The resignation Of Dr. William f. Story
10 accent the presidency Of Clark IIniyrt-
sity has created a vacancy IN tho faculty
Of mathematics az Johns Hopkins which
has not vet been filed. but the trustees
hone 10 secure an associate before the first
term is fullvunder way. The resignation
of DR.. Howell, associate in biology, HIS
also been received. ie has accented the
professorship OF physiology in the Univcr-
sity of Michigan. Or. UowelPs place will
not be filled this year 10y an outsider. Or.
Andrews has been promoted 10 the dignity
of an associate. and he viii do the practical
work in the laboratory hitherto performed
by DR.. Howell, and Professor II. Newell
Martin will take charge Of his lectures to
UNDERGRADUATES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Organization Of Democratic Clnb at
GOoGeuu.
I>pocinl iclefrhm - tho Dlapatchl

GoOp-os, Va, October tho democrats held
a largo nui enthusiastic meeting here tonight
g. OrgzutIr q democratic cluh. ". G. Caring
ton was elected president AMI W. =. Hamilton
secretary ~ tho rluu- The %. cling Was address
td uy Hon. ~. e. lnon. Vs. = Hamilton, W. G..
tarrinFton. nui A. 70. Blanchard. a club o.
three nuuIrcI and seventy i've WAS organized,
nu1 Will te largely increased 40 the next meet
ms. This l- the largest club over organized here.
large number of persons who have heretofore
voted tho Republican ticket joined The club.
Nhhorti.n j. dead DID ill- section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

TeieeramS mail, &C., for you while IN wash
layton can be addressed 20 our Washington
ilo,,se, aud II you Will register ,Our name there
on yoar arrival 10 Washington hey VIII denver
sanle 10 any address free OF chaT0e.
Vslises. grips Sc. can be left a. their Parcel
neuartmont, where they Will b. checked free OF
rIayge. aud 3ro supjec. 70 your demand: Ample
orics facilities have been provided, ana you are
ca,diaily invited 10 avail yourselves Of them.
SVfuE hespe,tfuily, A. SAKs q CO.,
iO0a east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

PORT Of RICHMOND. OCTOBER (. 1857.
ARRIVED
Steamship Wyauoke. Couch, New York, NOR
chnndl-c and passengers; George W. Allen *
Co., agents.
SAILED
steamship Wynnoke, Couch, New York. mer-
chunIlse and passengers; George ". Allen &
& CO.. aceuts.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
steamer Ashland. Tunuin, Philadelphia,
morcnaudise and passengers; D. W. McCarrlck.
agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER 1. 1884
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Glcnnold, Galveston, coaled and
sailed for Bromcu.
steamship Blue star, Brunswick, coalcd and
sailed for Liverpool
steamship Finaore, New York, 10 coal and
load freight for Brazil
SAILED.
steamship FtheIbald, Port Limon, Chesa-
peasO and Ohio railway, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
A VETERAN.

Twas wounded 70 the lcg ~ the battle " stone
River. Dee 9ist. 1902 Ny blood was poisoned
FROM fae effect, 81 the wurnd. and tie leg
..ci-d to double ii~ natural -iI". and remained
50 for many years. The poison extended TO
NV whole sy.iefr. and ! suffered thorsaud
deaths Nothing did me any cool until took
.win's Specific, wifi h took the poison ON 81
i.,y .,slcri. ard enabled M 10 feel myself 4 man
qroi1. = j. r. Is the remedy for blood p0-on.
JouS CONWAY. london. -.
Treatise on Blood aud skin Diseases mailed
fr-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

NEwYORE. October f.--Sot receipts, none: gfoss
receipts. 1880 bales. Futures closed steady.
sales 81 600 bales: October il031: November
Sll05aSlQW December. 9. sss,g ~ January,
ilOaSi0Ol: February gi007atl00e: March,
so ltnklGIl. Auul. fi12latln.22: May. 7l0Ea
SIOZs; June, Sl0. giai'03o; July, s.140asi0.42
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

kilograms, mail, &c, for You While in Wash
ingtOn cen be addressed 10 our Washington
House, and II you will register your name thore
on your arrival In Washington they will deliver
same 10 any address Jree ef charge.
Valises, grips, a., can DO left % their Parcel
Department, where they wili DO checked bee y
chirgs, aud are subject u your demand. Ample
cflce ta-iiiriss have been provided, aud you are
cordially invited 10 avail themselves OF them.
respectfully, A. SAKs & Co.,
1908 eas; Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The total sampling and reyisws for isss we're
50,2g6 PACKAGE on which the Inspection fees
would be, at &c. pcr package, 1880, out Of
which three deputy inspectors and reclamations
are payable. leaving. say, $500 70 5000 net 70
the orice--a sum perhaps more thsn equal 10
the net receipts Of three fourths OF Interests Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. October 4-yoon. Cotton qui3;,
wiin fair inquiry, American midflins. . 7-i6d.
sales i0.On bales; speculation sni expor'. 1000
balos: receipts. 20t0 rates: American, 700 bales.
Futures quiet uut steady. October. 56-6ia
55T-ClI october ard November, fs-6id. No
VEN Der and December. 33-6ia5 iO-6ld. De-
cember and January, 5 sS.64c.. January AID
February. 3s-6id. February aad March.
, std March Ani April. 39-Gi3,; April and
May. 406id. TENDER, none.
2P M-sales OF American. 800 bales. Octo-
Der. > 57-gid.. buyers; october and November.
. ii-Ad.. sellers November and December,
5 l,-s4d., value; December and January, Janu-
AIRY and February. February and March, 559.sii..
sellers March aud Apsil. 3q-6id.. buyer; April
and Nay. il-6id.. soiisr; May and June.
5 ig-6id., value. Futures steady: American good
mlddling. 6sd.; middiinE 7-i6i low mid
ding. s-i6f. ; coed ordinary. i3-lCf-; ordi-
nary, 7-ibd.
p A-Ociober, 3 5S-8id.. buyers: October
and November. > 81 6id.. buyers: November and
December. 3 4l-8td., soller Decen Der and Jan.
uary. l0-54d.. seiler; January ana February.
5sl-S4d. buyers; February aud March. i0-6id.,
seller: March and April. t0-6td.. sellers; April
ana May. 5 4i-6id.. value: May AMI June.
8 4f-6l,i., soller. Futures closed quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Thc Election Still in Doubt.

MINSRArOIIs, MINI, Octoner Tho Jotg'Ha s.
Helena special says: The situation this morning
show that TO1le Demo rau Is probably elected
Governor lhelest Of the state officers arc all
Republican the Senate also, tut the House 10
sin questionable. The Republicans claim tho
Legislature on joint ballot 10y three or four ma
tority. Al tho county officials ARE elected by the
uusettlrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
MOROCCO. Shon Rnrned.

by telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.
SALEM, MASS, October Tho large four-story
moroccO- shop OF Peter Sim h sons, on Grove
street, burned tonight Loss 100000; partly in-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

HELENA. MOST, Octoher 4.-1here has been
no material change IA the legislative situation
In Montana to-day. kepublirans SIM claim II
on lolut ballot by three, while the Democrats
claim II by soyen. Tho election q loOle 4 ad-
Iultied by Republicans. n far a. the returns
show, but hoy claim fun returns viii give tho
Office to Power yet. The contest for the control
Of the Legislature promises 10 De very bitter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
The Autopsy to Piny an Important PART
luu lelnrrnnl % The DlauAfch.l

WAsmN0roS, October the autopsy per
formed to-day on the BODY % Morris Adler VINO
oiel ls;e ia-i night from the effects OF plslol'
thot eouul Indicted moro than three months ago
by Frank h. Ward, Weli-knOwn dairytnan, VIII
undoubtedly bs QUO Of The main rciauces OF TOE
eole1ce when Ward l. brought 20 triai for N uI-
ger Mara WAS released on 5000 pail lew
.N's ago bat was Locked up agaln last nlBht on
Tie deetA ~ Adler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean tenpera,urc......................6C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

BALTIMORE. October i.-Baltmore auI Ohio
nominal az - EapO. Northern Central, .3a134 (:
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore lists,
100 bid: consolidated gas stork. AZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK..
Nav YORK, October i--Co,tou steady: mid
ding, lohc: Low middliug. 10 lj.l6c good
ordinary, NI.c. net receitts at this port, none
gross. i2.960 bales. oxpor's-to Great Britain,
2.5i6 bao- % tho Continent. 40 bales. for
Nardcd. so ID bales sales fiH bales all spiuners
stock. 4l,is6 bales. Weekly not receipts NJ Tits
port, "a bales: gross 1925 halcs exports to
treat Britain. 1853 lA'es; To France. so bales
10 the Continent. t,l2i haies. forwarded B.'od
bales sales. l.s;3 bales: -pinners, Luz bales
total day not receipts ~ al ports. isu>5 halc>
exports-to Great Britain, l2.Oe3 bales: Fran q.
335 bales 10 the Continent. t.2ii bslee stock.
2g0.045 hRlrs consolidated net receipts Tor the
wock, .ii.A0 bales. eXuorts 10 Crest Britain,
S.jig bales France, ss,E5 bales. 70 IN" Con
tlnent, N,qi; bales total net receipts since sep
TENDER ist. si9,6l2 bales exrorts-to Great
Britain. @l0.2A halos France, 6s,t3 bales. to
the Continent Sg.Gi1 bales. southern iiour steady.
Nhest-Spot closed str0ngcr. No. ? red. -. =
So. iu oloyaior. options duh Ind sac higher;
No. rel. October $40. Noyombcr, - ic. ;
December. $40: May, 92@c Corn fairy a.
tive and easier: No. =. .gi aiD',c. IN elevator ;
options dun. iGi,c. lower md weak, October,
80 &C.. December. N1c.; May, 42Ac oats a.
tive; options steady october, 25Ac.; Noyem-
Der. ga fc; re, oWrer rs o.. No. 2spoi, s6a25a -
Hops quiet Conne-Opti0ns 20aeA points down
Tor TAR months and near months strong. Ocio-
her. fl1tasihi1. November. !iAJaflAdi; De-
ccmbor. slA.,DsfiA50, spot Rio weak far ear
goes. l1Ec. Sugag-RNw quiet ani weak re-
white extra e. 6',a67s &C.. yellow, Gao'.c. on A.
M j-l6c. mould 4, 1sc.: standard s. ',c ;
coniectionors \, 1'sc cu'-ioM, crushed ana
powdered. .'. grauulated, 1'.c. MOlasses-For-
cign nominal New Orleans duiL kice quiet
aud strong. Petroleum guie, ani steady ; re-
hntd. &C. Cotf0n-scel ola quiet. crude. 3ia32c ;
yellow. 3iiaW,. Ro-ln firm. right stock. ani
strained common o. goo az 81 njASil2 Iurpen-
tine iirm 40 i'N ai'c. Wool arm ana quiet. PORK
firm. moss. el2t0ail27j. extra prime. 30 2it
go I'd. Beef lractiye tgf-mca,s steady. picNei
bellies. e.. picked sho Illers, satnc., pickiod
hGms. i.ni)4r. Nidllcs qui1t AMI 1rui. Lard
stronger aud quiet: western steam, 81 40. Octo-
tor sos bii: November, s.9 bld rrnnoi firm
and ia moderate demand. Continent g.. lsst.D.
FreighL easier. cotton, 5-l6ai, 3.
CHICAGO.
urCsGO October cash quotations were
Flour stcady AMI unchanged. so. spring and
No. , red wheat sls,as0r,c ~. = corn. 3O's -.
No. oats, ~ al9kc. M"'s-pork. so 50aflo'3.
Lnrd. g. i0afG2A. Shor ribs. tA05RSAl0 WIS
key. fl.02
The iesdlng futures ranged a. follow:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
VIRGINIA CITY or Ricuuoso TO Wit:

1hi, Gay joseph v. Blauton, whose name Is
mentioned a. . general parincr la certAio
limited partnership. the trti les whereof ars
hrre,0 anpcxed. appeared before me-, v. :.
Dastiell a notary pablo flr tnr city Aforesaid.
in the stato - trfgiria, anf made oath ihhs
Ih0mAs b. JIl. the special Parfler nAmed In
said articles 81 hmitri Iarinefship, hns con-
trb1tel 4, ths common stock thereof, and has
actually paid paid IA cash, mo sum " ngo thou
saod dOllars $500.
Given under ny hand IBIS llih day u ~epiem-
Dor, 1859. ". :. DAsilfLl, Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
CINCINNATI

CrsCiNNtrf. October 4--Flour barely steady
Whoa e4-ier: SEQ. !. roe. -2r. corn Irregular
aud firm. No. - mixcd, 3i%a3' Oats barely
steady: 40. -. mixed. 81 aT!. PIrE 1fm 20
ST. Lard in falr demalI q, g. hglk-mont,
stronger: shoulders. IS 4J. short nts, 81. I'D
f1.2I. short clear, sb.lis;L1. y. Bacon stronger.
Wfi.koy steady 81 il0.. Hogs os.y: common
aul lght SA2jatLN0; packing aud butchers ,
iLlOasA. ~.
ST. LO.lS
ST. LOUIS. No. October i.-FloTr quic: and
easier NheG' closed firm. NO. , red. cash. a. I:
October 80 a-O c. MAJ, So al a. Corn lover
ard weak. 40. mixed. rnsh, .9ac.: October,
2iita2i o.: year, - IT,; Nay, o. asDS.c. Oats
l0ror Ne. ;. cash. Isr. bid January. S0hc +;
May. - ar 20 Whisky unchanged at tlU
Provisions quiet aud unchanged
WILMINGTON.
WuprsGTON. y. G.. October i-Turpennns
ATn AZ 4j,. Rosln firm; strained. nc. good
strained. sOc. Tar firm AZ Si.6J. Crude turpen-
TIM nrm hard, $50; yeilow-dlp and virgin.
s2&
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October TRAIN and provisions
unchanged,