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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

Nav YORK. October The stock market 10
day was Ia contrast TO that Of yesterday rather
duh, especially In the evening" shhe ID vac
place Of the wide rusmations aud sharp move
ments Of yesterday there were comparatively
small changes In quotations throughout the uay
and little decided tendency OF prices ut any hine'
The feeling on the street wss undouptenS
easier and many regarded the situation as ike
10 improve from this time out aud buyers
were encouraged by some support from London
Tho general opinion was that any forced haui-
dalton was pretty nearly completed and mat
stocks had undoubtedly gone into stronger
hands and evidences Of buying by insiders IN
several Of The larger properties were seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for tho Richmond Dispatch.I
OCTOBER z. 1890.
Auction offerings on Change to-day were light.
Havenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
sg8.25; tobacco, t2595.sO-total, s3,5hOA
Private sales: Fillers, % smokers. z, wrap
pers. 10; darks 2-total, q hogshesds.
The market to-day showed considerably less
activity than for several days past. but then our
market had tho help Of an imported buyer and
our own manufacturers are buying very little at
this timo, accounts for the former activity and
the falling OF today. The msrks; on the whole
Is strong aud hrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
ACCIDENT ON THE N. N. q M. " X. x.
An Axle Br,aks and Throws Twenty Peo-
pie Down an Embankment'
IBy ,elegre nh 20 the DispaIch.l

CINCINNATI, o., October IL Last hlgnt as
the through passenger tram on the New,
port News and Mississippi-Valley railroad
was nearing Olympia an axle on a car
broke, throwing the car from the track
and down an embankment. IheIe were
twenty passengers In the caF, all Oh Whon
We're more or less bruised ana Injured.
The injured were taken TO Mt. steriihg loI
medical treatment. Traffic was ueiayea
five hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
nutiabIe Goods und.r

WASHINGTON. October The Treasury
Department is awaiting the opinion of So
licitor Hepburn on the question of the
treatment OF goods dntiable under the old
Law and free under the present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
I,re-rnctnries ,losrh.

CALAIS. October The lace-worhers'
strike continues. All the factories are
closed. The operatives and employers are
negotiating in regard to new rules and
wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
PORr Og RICHNOND. OcfoBEG 4. lsll


ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandiss
ami passengers ; l.. b. Tatum. Vice president
Schooner r.. G. knight. yr., Huntley. fhilaiel-
phia, coal. :. III. Haves.
schooner Ella 4. Lille, Frambers, Philadel-
phia. kainite. Richmond Chemical-W0rks,
Schooner George W. Anderson, Cole, New
York, cement Warner Moore q co.
SAILED.
Steamship Oh Dominion. Couch, New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers; George W. Allen
s Co., agents
POKr OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER :, 1890.
lBy telegraph
LRaIykn
Steamship Imperial Prince, New Orleans
conled and sailed for uayre.
steamship ORION. with Lone star, boston, ~
load coal
schooner II. r.. COugion, Norfolk, to load coal
SAILED.
Steamship Bentals, Liverpool, merchandise.
Steamship Amethyst, Liverpool, cOaled.
Steamship Gl8ndevOn, Reyal coaied.
Steamship Duguesa. Doylst0, Harmons, LIVER
pool. coalcd.
Steamship Odin. binysport, y. =, coaled.
SchoOners Marjory Brown, New York Minnie
Rowan, Providence w IL. Sherhcrt CHARLES
ton: H. '. Kelsey, New Iiayen-all with coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
eALTlMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE october Virginia i0-iOs. 35aiJ ;
DO. Be- 67afS Baltimore and Ohio stock, lO2a
i04: Cincinnati, Washington aud Baltimore lsls'
g7ai0O; consolidated gas bonds, lli'a bid; do
aInrk. b ldAila..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
A MINISTER Aoorep BY A cRowo.
A Riot Takes Piace--Severai Eioters
Wounded-Twenty Arrested.

fBy Anflo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispascn.i
BRussrLs, October Ia public ceremony
was held at Malines Yesterday, at which Nj.
d. Bruyn, the Minister Of Agriculture ana
Public Works, was present in his ofhciai
capacity. He was booted by the crowd,
and the demonstrations of disapprovai be-
came so violent as to make II necessary ior
the gendarmes to interfere. This made
matters worse and a riot took place.
Several rioters were wounded by gendarmes
and twenty were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Suuates !!

Clarks absolutely Fa.t-Blscs and
Stainless Darning Cotton -. . ball
Fine silk Garter Elastic i0l yLL
Genuine English rins 400 In papsr. ID
i,c. Wire Hair brushes, g..
f0,. Seamless Dross shieids, &c.
Best Hcok- and Eye Tape. &c.
ChiidrsnS Figured sik Windsor Tea
lie.
Pure Linsn stamped Mats, &c,
Ladies' ksde-up BsInaorsl sk!r;A SAs
worth Soc.
shining Box scotch Linen Paper and
Envelopes. lOc.
ssc. boz nns wedding Plate Paper aud
Envelopes lsc.
~ pound package Of me real Linen
Note Paper, ruled and anruied, III.
worth CSC. poulrt
loa quality one Linen Envelopes ". .
pact.
Finest Mourning Pepper e. qalrs. In
vsiepes 10 psek-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
TURF EVENTS YESTERDAY.
A Dreary Day at Morris Park-The faFor-
ties Win mt Latonia.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y teltRfbilh " tA' bioiN'-''i
NoRrIs PARK. October THE weather
was wet and cold. Ill,
FIRST race-six furlongs for two-year-ol,ds.
soll,ng sweepstakes. $3.50 added-Niss
Hooker (colt) won Graylock second, Sinola
colt third. Time, lis.
Second receive furlongs, all ages
sweepstakes. 500 added. Baliyho won {;
Best Bow second. Time, 1902. -
Third ce-Runnimede handicap Tor all
aces. ~ 800 added one and one quarter
miIes-Jristan won: Layinla Belle secohu'
Riley third. Time, 2:l4.. =.
Fourtb race Elemendorc handicap Tor
two-vear-olds. ~ 600 added, SIX inrlonlRsI
Annie won: Peter second. Flayilia thlrd'
Time. l:lj. ,e coo,
cacb. $4,000 added, OF which S2.OgO 10
second and II 600 TO third, one ana one
half Tournament won easily IN a
Gallon: Banquet second, Engilsh Lhuy
third. Time. 2:h. -
Sixth race-sweepstakes for all ages,
$50 added. mile and a furlong-Salute
won; EsQuimau second, FlOodtlde thlrd'
Time. POI :.
HOPsTs INJURED-ONE SHOT.
TAToyr,. October Track slow, attend
ance large. and all the favorites won. .,
Clara c. broke her spinal column while
exercising. and Pell Nell had to he shot
First race-selling, one mile and seventy
vords-Gvmnast won; Spectator second
West Anna third Time, l:52ls..
Second race-selling, one mlle-Roger'
won. Aunt Kate second, Pullman third.
Time 1.47. ~,
Third race-one mile and an eighth-M9e-
Tor Tom won; BlarnevstOne, Jr., seconc'
iTencav third. Time 1882.
Fourth race-Zoo stakes for two-year
olds Cillies). six furlongs-Semper fldelC
won: Anne Elizabeth second. Miss Hawkins
third Time, 1:lS14.
Fifth race-selling. five furlongs Bob j.
won. Paoli second. Ora third. Time, 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Census Announcement.

10Y teIogfADh 70 The Di5Puse
WARRINGTON. October THE census
Bureau to-day announced populations as
follows State of Iowa, 800. 72s-- increase ic
2szih or 1875 per cent. West VIRGINIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Notlons.i

oakley's sachst Powder %. . bottle
Cuticurs Soap i2c. cake.
Best vaseIine So. o bottle.
Uakieys loo. size Italian Casuio soap
Sc. -
oskiey's s5c. sizs Florida Water, in.
Oaxisyss sc. bars Aarsehh Nsa hoso
Ossleys eOc. sise Magnolia Blossoms
lavender, and Florida Water soap, l0c
Oakiey's 75c. sizs California Violet For
fume, iSc.
Bcs good Paper and Eaveiope1, g,
Wnsh Ktching Stlk b. sketA
kes, KoDe ailk s. nketn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
HoRsEs INJURED-oNE SHOT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4 brother of the Husband of Amelic Rives
Married in London.

TtT0cIaI IHIrEThTl 70 tHU HI7IEIOI+I
NEW York, October Miss Alice Cham-
berlain was married 10 Lewis Stuyyesant
Cbanler. at st. Georges church, Hanover
Souare. London, on September oath. the
bridegroom Is a brother TO the husband OF
Amelie Eiyes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI October 7.--Flour stronger; fsmi-
~, E2@aayA50. Wheat active and strong; No.
red fias..03 asked. Corn ia good demand ana
stronger: No . mixed. 43ai3Nc PORK nrn NJ
fin50 Lard, &c. Bulk meats aud bacon steady
Mhiskey active at Bib Hogs-Demand GOOD
and FIRM common snd light, t3afLbO; packing
and butchers, it50stA60'
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October Flour rrm bur lulet
Wheat frm No : cash. ssA asl. December'
sl.03: May, fi0Sfs. Corn-Business rtmlted 70
May higher No. cash, 5Okc. May, suSc'
Oats higher: No. 2, casn. 81 &C.. May, iSsc.
Whiskey. fLiA Provisions strong and iair ue-
mand for JOB lots. Pork, $40. Lard. %.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON y. C.. October 1.-Turpenune
Guist aud steady at SIC. Rosin nrm strained.
g0c good. Q5c Tar hrm NJ sl.6O. Crude tur-
pentlno firm; hard, sl.@O; yellow-dip and virgin
fl.s0
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURs<
NEW YORK. October 1.--Cottou-Net receipts
lis bales: gross receipts, 1890 bales. fu-
lures closed steady; rales, 6d,sOO bales; DC
tobcr. fl12iaSl025; November, Sl025asin.2b;
December, $40 g9ail030; January, tl0SjsN03t
February. slO. i2afl0i3; March, fl04gatllS1;
April, $40 56asl0.57. May, si065asl0Ii, June,
si0.7Oasl072; July, .l0i6asi07s.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER market weak. Prime, 6%c,
extra prime, 6f4c.: fancy, &c. common,
2a5c; factory hand picked. 7a9c. Occasional
small sales were made IL tho factories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

]. r. Bennett was 10. day appointed post
master AT Galveston. Pittsylvania county,
Va. rice T. X. Shelton, resigned.
Patents for Virginia: Charles W. Clarhe5'
Mt. Crawford. sash-holder, and DAVIS n.
Craven. Richmond, machine for cutting
cheroots. North Carolina: Samuel Is. sau-
Ter and J. X. and ID. NJ. Carter, FAIRFAX
car-cOuplino.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Free Delivery Service.

[By Telegraph 70 the DlspAehI
WAsHrsaroS. October 7.--Free-dsi,yery
service has been ordered to be established
November LIST ut Durham and Greensboro ;
n. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
THE coMTe VISITS THE CITY HALL
To Catch a View of the City-Disappointed
by the Elements
~ telerraph 70 he Dispateh.l

iby Telegraph 10 inc Dlspatcb.]
PHnDEIPHIA. Pa, October The
Comte dc Paris arose early this morning,
and after brcakfasting IN his apartments
received anumber Of gentlemen whc called
on him. Among his callers was Clty-COmp-
troller ID. Echert az whose invitation the
COmte and the Due de Orleans visited the
City Hall. and were taken up II an eleya-
tor 10 the unfinished tower of the build
ing, which rears ats head 300 feet above the
sidewalk. Unfortunately drlzzling ram
aud driving mist Obscured the view, even
housetOps in the immediate vicinity beng
scarcely visible The COmte expressed ms
disappointment 40 not being able 10 eaten
a bird SIEVE view Of the city, and after re-
naming on the tower for a few minutes
the party descended and were driven to
the Pennsylvania railroad station.
AFFECTED BY HIS WELCOME.
While standing on the platform the
Count de HassOn said that the Comte de
Paris was much affected by the warmth
and cordially of his welcome IN this city.
The Comte. Duo de Orleans, and their
suite left 90 1910 on two special cars at
tached 10 the Washington express.
The following gentlemen accompanied
the Comte 10 Washington General q. o..
Howard General Butterfield, Colonel Cop
pinger, and Colonel Nicholson.
When the party arrives IN virginia 'hey
will be Joined by General Sycles. who VIII
90 over The field of Chancellorsylllo with
them.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. October The Count de
Paris on his arrival here at 2 o'clock was
met hv General Schofield and two ards
and driven IN the Generals carriage 10 the
Arlington Hotel After luncheon the
Count and the Duo d'Orleans returned the
call on General Schoheid visiting him at
the War Department. The Count ther
walked out alone 90 see the house he llvec
IN whom here during the war. He found
the city so changed and built NJ
that De could hardly recognize places h(
knew famliarly twenty-five years ago, but
finally located his former quarters at the
corner of Nineteenth and |, not far from
the residence of Secretary Whitney, N
the last Administration, now occupied 10y
Mr.. WauamaEcr. lhe Dukes d.Orlean'
and Rezos walked 10 he Capitol, but hac
To be content with an outside view, as the
building was closed. This evening the
party was entertained at a dinner at The
Metropolitan Club by General Schotield
After visiting Arlington cemetery to-mor
row the party 90 down the Potomac e
Norfolk. where they take boat mp the
James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
MURDER MOST FOUL.
The Perpeirator of the Deed Sentenced to
Re Hanged Second Time.
m ..,....,n IN tha Dianaton,


MACON. GA. October Tn the Houston
County Superior Court at Perry to-day
Thomas q. Voolfolk was the second time
sentenced to be hanged October 2gth for
the murder of ten members of his fathers
family. The ease is the most notable on
the criminal annals of the State. On the
night of August Z, 1897, Voolfolk took an
axe and going from room TO room IN his
fathers house, in Bib county, butchered
every one of ITS inmates while they slept.
They were his father. step-mOther, three
balf.sisters. three halt-brothers, one infant
in arms. and an aged aunt, Mrs. West.
TIE FIRST TRIAL.
The murderer was tried in this city in
November. 1887, and afterwards, having
been given new trial 10y the Supreme
Court with change of venue, was retired
in November. 1889. at Perry, IN Houston
county. He was convicted and sentenced
10 be hanged on both trials. On the last
anneal the decision of the lower court was
sustained and the sentence pronounced
today is final. When asked what he had
To san why sentence should not be pro-
nouneed Voolfolk said Nothing AZ all
oniy / am innocent. did not do 1t; still
| would rather be in my grave than sur
rounded as am. am ready 10 receive
my sentence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Dress Goods i!
HandksaehaeS !!

Al low-tide prices-oo dozen Ladies'
sheer Colored borderod Hahfkerchiefs,
pretty styles. &c.
100 dozen sheer White Drawn Thread
Hsmstifched a. %.
80 dozen Chiidren's Pure Linen Coiored
Boriercd school Handksrchiefs ~ u.
20 dozen LAdies' Hapdsome White
Hsndkerchiefs with real Hsnd-Drasn
Work a; Sc. The WORK on the Hsndker-
chief 10 worth more than the price asked.
Choice Of our entire stock Of Ladies Roc
Handkerchiefs al isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 1890.
suFs-FrRgr BOARD.-l,OOO Petersburg rail-
road Glass ~ at 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
THE FOURTH VIRGINIA.
Election of Regimental Ohicers-Annual
Inspection of the Norfolk Military.

Inspection of the Norfolk Military.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, October AT the meet
inc of the line officers of the Fourth Viz
rinia regiment tonight, presided over by
General Anderson, of Richmond, there
were representatives from Petersburg,
Farmville, Suffolk, Hampton, and all the
companies except Smithfeld and Black
stone The following officers of the regi-
ment were elected: Colonel, c. A. Nash,
Norfolk: Colonel. James NJ.
Binford. Portsmouth; Major. Harry
Hodges, Norfolk.
INSPECTION AND BANQUET.
Colonel Jo. Lane Stern and Major c. OF.
Cowardin. of General Anderson's staff, were
present and a banquet followed,
The annual inspection of all the Norfolk
companies took place tonight; conducted
by Colonel Stern, the State AdJutant ana
nspectOr-General. ~
The steam Yacht Golden Fleece arrived
here to night on her way to Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Hosiery !

Almost given awsy. Chiifrens Plsin
Black Cotton Hose. sizes D. 10 NJ pare
for i0c.
Ladies' good quality heavy hn.sIhpeo
Hose, the Toe. quality al -.
Ladies' full regular msie Fast BLACK
Extra Long Hose Win Double NnblsAn-
ed Heels and Toes 80 IT, worm ishJ
double.
LA.ies' very One absolutely les'-bisek
and stainless English hose az &c WORTH
FULLY 30;.
Ladies full regular Extra Long solid
Tan iiose warranted not - fsf 81 .ic.
cniidren's kxrs-Long fsst Black ami
Stainless Derry kuoei fngiish Hoss
with extra double Knees at lSc worth 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, october Z, 1897.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAT.-3.7H bushels.
OATs-GO bushels.

SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Nixed, $40 bushels for seed stiLOs ;
o. hnshels very good al fLOL shortberry. 900
bushels for seed on private terins; 80 bushels
for seed az sI.fs 50 bushels for seed al tl.Uo ;
I'd bushels good as 81 30 bushels good stysc.
IA bushels fair az &c; J.! Dusueis common AZ
Ole Total sales OF wheat l,I76 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

A strong opening vas mad, and demand
from London with mat from shorts was suul-
cient 10 make further slight gains IN Tue cary
trading. The advance. however, was the occa.
Dion Of some selling, when the demand slacAeI
away ami toward noon the bears gathctei
courage enough 20 renew the pressure, anu
prices were carried down 10 below the opening
figures Ia almost everything traded 10, Whlle
Burlington aud Quincy, Rock Island, Atcnlnon;
aud Tennessee coal. AMI some others displayed
marker weakness. Under she assault ana sugar
--nners brought 10 he rear with Drop OF
per rsur GoJd buying again appeared, ana
late IN the lev O. material recovery from the
lowest prices was scored, the market leaving on
iulet but arm, generally az insignificant changes
from the opening figures. saies-Ls'ou'
$4,000 unlisted, 1900 shares
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersning. Exchange quiet ami weak at 4s2a
fS7. Money easy az 10 fl sub reasury pal
nncas-Coin. si49,j9l,O00; currency, sB,2t5'VW'
Governments dull and steady; iper cents, l.2% :
AIS. iOi uli. stale bonds duh and featureless.
urogr orrOT ATrONg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Tne fiyer r9.e very rapidly yesterday
afternoon Another foot and the water
will be well over the harves.
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An Argument for South Anea4csn
Tgads

The New York Export and Finance
Reporter 81 August 81. SAYS:
TIE other dag aa American steamer
from New YORK arrived in Rio de janet
70. and she had taken thirty. three DAYS
to make the voyage from port TO port
Letters had been held 81 the New York
pos, office for transmission by that
steamer. and the mails she carried were
both large and impor ant Whether the
ship hurried along on her voyage, aud
made the best tune she possibly could l.
not stated. but a. she steamed into the
h4rbor At RIO, carrying letters 1t lea /
thirty three days old from New York.
there swept 10 beside her the French
steamer Portugal, which had left Bog
deaux fifteen days before, AMI carried
letters only twenty five days old from
New Y0rk-leiter- which had been sent
across the Atlantic TO Liverpool, thence
10 London, over the channel TO France.
along the raj road TO Bordeaux. and
thence To Brazil. IL would hardly seem
Necessary to note the unfortunate ind
ence which such condition OF pos e.
communication with South Amer. o.
must naturally have upoa the husine
interests Of this country. Can al
more foFcible and practical argument
presented Of the necessity which this
country is under to provide proper facii-
ties forthe sportation of the mail and
merchandise between ourselves and the
South American coast.
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OAKLAND LOCALS.

Atihe Kennebee Baptist Association the
followipg were among the speakers; Rev.
c. V. Hanson sni Rev. Mr.. Whitcomb of
Skowheg cyan. Miss VI Her, missionary to
Florida, gave very int :, At as address in
the afternoon of Wednesday and in the
evening of the same day Mrs. Chsfin and
Miss Beruice. royal missi nlriss to Africa
gave interesting accounts Of 'h'ir labors
and exhibited curiost,es in the SHAPE of
charms to prev Mt headache. and to pre- eut
rain, also musical las, umsnt Rev Mr.
Emery of Norridxe sock preached tae doc
trinsl sermon frlm 81 Peter IS, on
Thursday moroirg. In the afternoon of
Thursday Rev. c. Z. Owen Of Gardiner
led the devotional exa rcis 3 This vas fol-
lowed by sn address ty S B. Partridge.
missionary to China. The meeting closed
with a consecrstion service. Not~ithstand-
ing the bad weather tie church was we'll
81 ed.
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New York stock Market.


NEW YoHE sept j.
FLoUR-Receipts. pr - pkgs; exports, AZ.
bhIs; sales, 500. krpea: quota ions includ-
Ing City mil "xtra $50 0ei5 20, patent. as iJA
81 IS. superfre, ~ 1aaf3 IS, extra No :. ti"it
e. 20. winter wheat low grade, q IS ls3 80, Niu
neso'a extra, a loati IS. Southern -four dun !
rye -four quiet
wHrAT-gpeeiyts Sc 400 exports. 2s.i52 ss'et
3i0G, higher No. -prins-- No I'd. va
u No red. l03 al03l, elev 1871, fob 02i ii0i, /,
deliy'd. No aarG, ,zo.'2o, Nc northern. II a
il7i
firm; state, 7oA7S, western, e9.7l
BARLkY-quirt,
CoKs- Receipts. 1850. exno-t. 81 SO; sale.
IS COO, lower steamer Is a56, ao4, 56hd
store and elevator. ,. sol adoat.
0Ars-Recepts, - %; expo-ts. A. sales,
IL ,o0c dull No :. 81, dc white 4.ai-! No 2, 81,
", do xhite, las5i- No !. T., do waste, iiijl,
Mixed Western. i.aiG; lite do, i3a52
CoFFEx-fa:r, Rio. Gair /.
SUGAR-Raw firm; refined firm: demand
fair: erusned 5ia3i extra crushed. = ,6i; whit.
extra crushed 1sass, cut loaf, Il aLdlAled, a.
fErRoLEus-steady, slas4
PpEk-quiet
BEEF-steady
L,RD--duli; western steam. o. 4-sate III clos.
ing ~ rs, city steam, III 20 refined duh, continon
q 5faf6 10; S. q ~
bJfTER quiet We5tern dairy 7.alt; dc
creamery, .7a23
CHrtss-sfrady Freights to Liverpool firm
state. 7apl; fancy, Gle.
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MAINE PERSONALS.

Miss +. W. Varnum of Portland has AZ
extensive orange grove, sni large apiary al
New Smyrna, Flori "a. Miss Varnum is q
business woman of much ability and Is
greatly interested in education, Ter which
cause she has d ne much.
Rev. II f. Gilcirlst, who has been pas
tor of the Church of the Mtssith, Portland
rendered his resigrat on last Sunday. Hi:
le.,er was read 10 the cor ega'ion by Rev.
Mr.. Johnson, who oticiated for him. Hi:
resignation t, take effect on or before Dee.
lst. III health i. the cause.