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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
On Their Way 20 America.

,by Anglo-Amofican cable 10 the pispaich.l
LONDON, October l3.--At u meet
Ing OF the Labor Fedeption to-day,
Joseph Cox, NJ. F.. for East Clare,
stated that Messrs. Dillon aud OBrien
were on their way to America as
fast as q powerful steamer could carry
than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
ras ,x.y, pae.naa; Jan" s'as'ss'Aas
July, jla Nalfhss


-
LIVERPOOL, Oc.sbsr ~ soon.-- COTTON eyse!
and In fair demand American ntfdnees 49, 49,
.alea. 1000 bales: American. stc9 nales " 20
lnfion ami EXPORT 100 bales. rcceip1. sr..
baiea. American, aIoo bA,ss. Futures ssesoyi
October and November. Se-etd- Dsosinbcr 80
January, 5x-etd- January ard feWs1ys
b3se4a3 5s-sfd. February and haroh, 1Ss.
March ard April. ) lI.oiss tO-c<f.: April sns
Nav. S 4B.ssas 81. Tenders mona.
an M-Octoosr, to-eid., buyer; OctoDSs
and November, 55-siL, buyer Noyemoes ~
December. 5 35-Gld. nuyer: December soo
January, S ss-etc.. value. Jsnasry and xspsS
sry. ssglS.. buyer; February and Hsfcns
A s,.slas .y-stf. Narch ana April. S-slo.s
buyer April and May. 8 HSid, boJer; hsx
aud June, 5 esd. buyer Futures e'"sso
barely steady.
NORFOLK PgtSUr MARKET
Reported tor the Richmond Dispsschi
Ocrosxg 10. -Masot steady. New. saoc; o'is
skasc.; factory hand picked. Tssc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
THE TFRM OF THE JUDGES.
Congressional Nominations.
nv toIeg-anh IN tho UlspRtch.l

WASHINGTON, October l3.-The fol-
lowing congressional nominations were
made to-day: John W. Rife (Republil-
cam, renominated in the Fourteenth
Pennsylvania district; John Il. Fellows
Tammany), Sixth New York; Timothy
j. Campbell (Republican), Eighth New
York; John Weiss (Republican), Ninth
New York Thomas @. Campbell (he-
publican), Thirteenth New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
Honor Temperance Advocate.

tBy Anglo American cable to the Dispstch.l
DUBLIN, October 13.-A procession
numbering 5000 persons marched
through the streets of this city to-day In
honor of the memory of Father Mathew,
an apostle OF temperance. The Lord
Mayor, members Of the corporation, and
various trade and temperance SOCIETIES
were in the procession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
Speaker Reeds Rantings.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

UTICA, N. Y, October lS.-Speaker
Reed opened the campaign in New York
state tonight with a speech to o rousing
Republican meeting. Mr.. Reed made
an earnest appeal for the return OF a
Republican House OF Representatives;
Two years ago he said tie people sad
they were In favor Of protection, not IN
oldentai, but protection on purpose AS
never before the Mckinley bili
gave the American market 70 tne
American people. gle also speAr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
Unfit 10 Rrign.

IBy Anglo-Americau cable TO tho Dspa,ch'l
THE HAGUE, October l3.-The physi-
clans attending the King Of Holland had
a consultation to-day with two of the
Cabinet Ministers, when it was decided
that the condition Of the King rendered
him unfit to reign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
The Coriesto Ciose.

IBy AngIc-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LISBON, October la-No summons
having been issued for the meeting OF
the Council, il is expected that the
Cortes will close its session Wednesday
next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
A COLUMN COLLAPSES.

The Celebrated CarIs Bridge-Six Per-
sons Injured.
fBy Anglo-AmericRn cable 20 the Dispatch.l
SrRAGUR, October 13.-Another OF
the columns supporting the celebrated
Carls bridge, which spans the Moldsu
river here. and which was damaged by
the recent floods. has collapsed. Six
persons were severely injured by the
collapse OF the column.
Ii is now learned that fourteen per-
sons were injured by tho accident
Among those hurt were two officers be-
longing to the engineers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

You will find our daily advertisements
remind you of the most seasonapie
things at II gular and at special prices
Thus the rain Of yesterday should To-
mind YOU 10 prepare Tor the next rainy
day. and reminds us We have many spe..
cial items in Rubber Garments aud
Umbrellas, which you would buy II you
knew We had Rubber Garments
FOR LADIES
P.A.ant shape. Colored aud BLACK stripe. tl'ss-
Raglan shspe. Black and WHITE stripes, i2s
rar.intnsh Paid Cloth, ku bsr-linod, tj-dsuh
Lons cape, Newport, silver GRAY. si;si
Circuiars. silver Gray. guhfanieri, ~ -
Naciuto-h silk POplin, kubber-liuol, tswi
Nacint0sh Peasant shape, scotch PADS, VI
Raglan shape, four colors u Gos,emor,b
FOR MISSES,
Peasant shape, Three-nece Cape, SLY.
cr,trheu. g.th sleeves. Bf0sn stripes, bHi
Circular, guaranteed quality. silver SraH ''a'
Mons guarantees Rubber Coat tSEs
UMBRELLAS.
i,-cord Bingham. hollow frames, natural root
handle, {l-usual price sl5J,
Tglilei Gloria. u0n-spiiulng. Slil last b'"NA'
bamboo and natural bandlts ~ -, "a
Limited luantty Family bingham Vmoreilas' "
and 81 inches, 81 usual pn sLo. -
Gloria Saline, rolls ughL n9n-spitune tss'
black, g6inch. with silyerine handles, $50
usual price tl.9;
India Glor a. ,he Kind OF an ,Wtrel's Wat has
male no name Gloria famous, fsi
Bpglish Twillsd silk, With nice. nalurai nan
A Gennins Enellsh Gloria, With silver handles
tl.g9. - .
Enghsh sns and Glori, Umbrellas, WIN neat,
natural wood Aui dainty sllyer-trUmed
handles, sa50, 81 $3.50, and 81.
SEINE special styles for oentlsInen q, tl-"ofih
1850 to go.
At tho Black Goods Counter arc spe-
cial line OF Fine Stripes, Vide stripes.
Blacks. Small Checks. and Polka Dots IN
solid black for combination black
bpaaaaa
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Washington Notes.

lBy Telegraph W Inv
WASHINGTON, October l3.-William
H. Morgan, of Nashville, Tenn, mem
Der of the Board Of Indian Commission
ers, has resigned. =,
In order to carry out the spirit as we'll
as the letter of the civil service law. the
Secretary Of the Treasury to-day agreed
to change the existing practice IN making
examinations of applicants for promo
tons in the Treasury Department IN
cases of honorably. discharged soldiers
and sailors, who are by law entitled to
preference, other things beng equal
This change will be accomplished by
adding 8 per cent to the percentage
made by such persons in the examina-
lions referred to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
Silver Purchased.

by telegraph 70 tho Dispach.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October l3.-Ihe
amount of silver offered to-day was
81. 600 ounces the amount purchased,
100000 ounces, as follows ,UOo a.
1.069, 100000 at 1.O74, l5O,OOOo al
1.075, 10000 at 1913, $4,000 at l,Oi9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
alcnMohp TOBACCO MAakeT.

fReporscd for the Richmond p'spascnJ
ocrosss IL iss0
No auction offerings on 'chsnee to-dsr.
Revenue collections; Cigars and cizaro''es'
si.O3Lf5; tobacco. si.Sts ss-tosal. t25s9.ia
Private sales to-day wsrs very light, even for
Monday, aud are not worthy Of mention. Az
tendance on Change to-day was small AMI very
little business was doing. Revenue coilset'ons
moderate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
MlsslsslPPrs CONVENTION.
Section Adopted In the judicial Report In
Reference 20 the supreme Court.


lBy telegraph to the DispaIch.l
JACKSON. Miss, October 13.-The
Constitutional Convention to-day dis
posed of section 3 of the Judicial
report by adopting the following pro-
posed by Colonel Muldrow: The SUI
preme Court shall have no jurisdiction
but such as properly belongs to the
Supreme Court, and no judgement or
decree IN any chancery or circuit court
rendered in civil case shall DO reversed
or annulled on the ground OF want OF
jurisdiction to render said decree aris-
ING from an error or mistake OF the
court as 10 whether the cause in which
it was rendered was OF equity or common
law jurisdiction, but if the Supreme
Court shall find an error in the proceed
ings other than as to jurisdiction, then II
shall be necessary to remand the case.
The Supreme Court may remand 1t to
that court which can best determine the
controversy.
THE TERM OF THE JUDGES
The convention then adopted sections
declaring that the term of the judges OF
the Supreme Court shall be nine years,
the Office Of one of them to become
vacant every three years no person TO
be eligible unless thirty years old and
five years an attorney and citizen OF
the State, and vacancies are to be filled
by appointment c
The Legislature shall divide the State
into chancery and circuit districts, the
judges to be appointed by the Governor,
with the consent OF the Senate, and to
hold office four years.
No person shall be eligible to appoint
ment unless twenty-six years old, prac-
ticing attorney, and q citizen OF the
State for five wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
aAlrlMoRE STOCK MARKET.

RltrMoaE. October l8.-virginia consols, 81;
do. Ys, 81 ats: Baltimore aud Ohio stock, lO4;
Northern Central stock. eGa6s Cincinnati,
washington and Baltimore lists. 99%; CONSOLE
dated gas bonds, lllaallj asked do. s1ock,
4gAa 5Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
RICHMOND Invest
MARKETS BY rELsGaA9t
NKw YoR6.

INV kNhe-
NEW YORK, October I3--Cotton easy; safes
to-day. 100. also last week. not before reported,
i3l FOR consumption and none for export; up
lands, l0',c.; Orleans, 10 s-lbc.; net recelps.
6l,3D bales; exporls-to Great Britain, l,v.o
bales; TO France, ssO0 oales: 70 we oo9ti aI
god 10 choice extra. fAl5asb; superuue'
.i0asi. Wheat laiAc. higher. Drm; Nc. 2reh'
$685. options closed firm, l$alkc. advance;
No. : red, October, fiO5A; November, sl,oos.
Corn dun. lower. closing stesder No. :, oohc.;
options weak October soc. November ~hG
Oats frmer, fairly sctiye; No 2 Akc.; options
nrmer quiet; October, axe. November, sot.c.
Hops strong, fair demand; new. taai5e. OLD, la
glc Coffos-Optious steady a. pals points UP,
better cables, quiet: October, SIS l5atlS.V;
November. flL75sslLs0; spot kio hrm iais 1e-
maud: November flS1Safla sugar-haS hfm'
fair demand; fair refining, 5l.lVt centhu-
gals. q6-test, &C.; refined firm and fairly active;
{, t9-idc,; yellow, 81 afAc: standard \, 0Ae-'
confectionery A, Sc eut-loat, lisc POW
dered. $40. graduated bal l-l6c NolaSses-
New Orleans steady and quiet; common 70
fancy, 2sai5c.; rio steady, fair demand domes-
tic, fair 20 extra, 5Nc.; Japan. 5aoec. ~"
uoleum stronger; renned at Az pore, f.oOc' 'o1-
ton-seed OIL iirm and quiet; crude. Hc. yellow
32a3}c. kosin quiet and steady; strainei,
common to good, tlNkasi Is Turpentne
steadler at i0Aain4c. Wool arm, fair demand;
domestic leece; 3ia31c.; Texas loas3c. FORK
hams easy, duh. li3alA@ Tierced beef firm
and quiet: city extra India mes-. ti& Cui-meats
quiet and nrm; picked bellies, osa5lse
shoulders, o. a. &C.. hams, l0Aelihc. Mtides
quiet and steady. Lard duh western stoam,
g. 40: city, s605: October, sG40 November, So S.
frsights dun; cotton, sc. grain Tree
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October lA-Cash flouf steady and
unchanged. No. 2sprng and No red, wheat,
SLn1asLO0t{. No. corn, isAc. No. oats,
3g7,c Meas pork, 60 2safl6A Lard, fhhh.
Shoulders. S562Hak.1A short-clear' s5.@as5uO.
Whiskey, sl.iA
Wheat There was only moderate speculative
trading to-day, ami fluctuations were conhued
within moderate range. Prices were advance l
lLc.with slight auctuatlOns. aud tho closing was
about lc higher. Foreign markets were strong
aud higher. Corn-fair trading, mostly In May,
very little being done Ia other futures This
feeling developed was comparatively steady.
| The bulk Of trading, which WAS local, closed
| slightly better Oats-rhere was only mode
| rate business. There were not many orders 10
| buy, and they were early nlled up by promh
mont operator, who Is tong. -pork-Tfaiing
| va, only moderate. .Opeping salos we're slightly
, higher. out reactiOs soon followed, and closed
| quiet and rather weak. Lard was quiet and
! rather dun. Early sales were nc 2sc. advance,
/ but THIS improvement was quickly lost, AMI the
/ market ruled quiet TO tho close. shortri0 sides
| were fairly active trade.
= FOL
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Churobes 10 Close as a Protest.

Try Anglo American cable 10 the pispatch.l
CoNsrANTISopLE. October l3.--Al the
Greek churches in Turkey will remain
closed on Wednesday as protest against
the harsh action of tho Turkish Govern
ment in ecclesiastical matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cool. with slight drizzle, the Their
mometer remaining stationary Tor over
twelve hours.
Range OF Thermome;or at the fronidoor OF inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
nnrR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote Fine, f2yas27S; supervise, AIoa
81 Is, extra. f&5oaf255; family, sasLJ' patent
family, country, Si.13asa.2a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
MARINE rNrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC. OCTOBER IA, lssN
s,,n 49,. $40 nlaa IlDA
sun sets...,. s.ss Morning. ....,,... ~
Noon sets......... 6c0 Eyeniug ......,...- ~.
roRr OF RIcaMoSD. ocrosEs Is. is9l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Oi Dominion. Couch. New tcrs.
merchandise and passengers. George w. hnsh
A Co. agents. ~
Schooner X. y. Cottlughsm, smith. New York.
fertilizer. Durham Fertilizer Company =.
schooner BlllOw, Masters, kOckiand, lime IL
Wenienburg
poKT OF NEWPORT NEWS, ocrosss - ish
10y Telegraph
ARRIyBO
steamship ST. Roguius, Now York. 10 coal
steamship Ethiopia, Norfolk, 10 i0ah hef'
Srbooners King Philip. Providence: VIKING.
J. u. Ogden. and A. IS. ogden, New loTk-ah 70
load coal
sAuEp.
schooner J. S. WINSTON. 81 Thomas. coal
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCTOBER IL ls'N
by Telegraph
ARgiyGR
steamship Baltimore, Bilups' Baltimore gen. d
steamship Richmond. Janney' Now York. gen
o. Steamship Berkshire. Foster Providence.
general cargo
suLHD.
Steamship Berkshire, Foster. Norfolk, general
cargo. A., ~
general cargo 80
steamship baltimore, Billups, Baltimore, gen
erRl cargo.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks "r"'"'
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and In e"n-
nectIon Herewith the Wea-
Their Indications.
rRr ,.Ieernnh % the pIsps,ch.l

by telegraph 70 the Di-ps'cn.i
WASHINGTON, October l3.--fore-
| RAIN cast for Virginia. cloudy weather
and rain, winds becoming warmer
southerly, followed by cooler
westerly, Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

AT West Clifton Forge. Va, October 18th.
special rates Cor round trip. Bee Adyer-
tisement IN another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October B.-Coiton steady: mid
ding, lOkc. Flour steady Wheat-southern
steady; Fultz, g5c.atL03; Longborry, ssaiL03;
western stoady: No. 2 winter red, spot. sJal0 o.
October, 9ga39Ac Decomber. sLOl aasLOi1s /;
Nav. slG94 bid. Corn-SOutlern steady
white. 5sa59c. yellow, 51a5sc. western easy;
mixed, spot, So, a5sc. October. daa5jc; year,
b3ita53Ec. May, 55kc. bid. Oats steady. kyo
quiet. Hay steady. Provisions steady. Butter
scarce. higher and active creamery fancy, ga
otc /. DO fair 90 choice, 2la2lc; Go, imitation.
I5a20,.; lade, fancy. i5sl5c. good % cnoice,
IL. Eggs 2la22c, Coffee dun Mo cersoos fair,
pc Ma. 2. lec. Sugar stronger; granulatol,
&c, Copper unchanged. Whlskey unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
nnep.a from nealeman.

iBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstchl
LosDos. October ID. The Bishop Of
London to-day performed special recon-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

For headache, toothache, pain in the
side. back, and limbs use Salvation VI.
rs cents,
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Dea,h az profes,or Roeers

tny Angio-Amercan cable 70 the pispstcn.i
LONDON, October 13.--Professor Tho
raid Rogers died to-day at Oxford.
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Races nj Morris Park.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
Morris PARK, October 13.-Heavy
clouds threatened rain all day, but a
large crowd was present, attracted by
the race between Tournament and Riley,
the former being a decided favorite.
Riley made hot pace and having the
advantage Of many pounds weight, wore
Tournament out.
First race-fve furlongs, for beaten
horses, $3.50 added-Kitty Van won
Elmstone second, DIuidess third. Time,
l:02I.
Second race-Cold stream handicap,
81, 900 added, six furlongs-Eolo de-
clared winner, though Desbrook won by
head Woodcutter third. Time, l:l4l.
Third race-half mile, S750-Flayilla
won; Correction second, Eclipse and
Wagner tied for third. Time, As.
Fourth mcclellan Bay handicap,
valued at 5000 for three-year-olds,
one mile and five furlongs-Riley won ;
Cancan second, Tournament third.
Time. 2:56.
Fifth racial ages, $4,000, seven fur
longs-Yosemite won; Park Ridge Sc
cond, Ballihoo third. Time, 30.
Sixth selling, sweepstakes, for
three-year- olds and upward, 1850 added,
seven furlongs-Mabel Glenn won
Chesapeake second, Tayiston third.
Time, Log,
GOOD DAY AT LAToNIA.
LAToNIA, October 13.-The attendance
was fair and the track fine.
First race-for two-year-old fillies.
half mile-Paoli, won Spider second,
Belle OF Springfield third. Time, 80.
Second race--half mile, for two year
old fillies- Penny Royal, won; Matte
Allen second. Fannie s. third. Time,
81.
Third race-one mile and seventy
wards - Neva c., won I; Grey Cloud
second, Eugenia third. Time, l:52.
Fourth race-one mile and twenty
yards-Ireland, won Aunt Kate second,
Lady Blackburn third. Time, las.
Fifth race-one mile-Semper Fidele,
won Roseland second, Seldom third.
Time, 1:44i.
Sixth race-for two-year-olds, six fur
longs-Dundee, won Mabelle second,
Chimes third. Time, l:l7l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, October l3.-The stock market
to-day was somewhat of surprise on ac-
count or its steadiness and strong under
tone in view of the showing of the
bank statement on Saturday, and with
the very moderate volume OF busi-
ness. In only two or three stocks were
there material changes for the day.
Brokers report an increase in investment
buying, and purchases of stocks by old
traders who believe now is their opportu-
nifty TO pick up stocks at a bargain are now
a large proportion of the buyers.
THE MAREEr ATTACKED.
There were rumors that the market would
be attacked to-day, and something OF tho
kind did occur IN sugar retinerles, North
American, Northern Pacific. and Louisville
and Nashville. la none of these, with the
single exception of sugar retneries. was
there anv material final decline for the day.
Changers also withstood considerable nam
mering, considering the limited market,
with the same Insignificant results. lhe
opening was hesltating, and the weakness
in sugar encouraged the putting out OF
further short lines IN the regular INST, put
the very pronounced strength IN l4acka-
wanna supported the market. Final deal
lngs saw an Improvement in the general
market. but no movement of importance
resulted, and the market closed dull but
firm at insignificant changes as a rule.
lackawanna shows gain of ~ for the
day. while sugar is down per cent, haY-
ing recovered a portion Of its early loss;
Sales, 100000 listed, and 1900 unlisted
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
aaN l..
Frenfng.-Exchange active and weak at 1914
asGX. Money easy at 3siX last loan at b sub
Iroeaurv bsiancaS- Coin si47 $4,000; currency,
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THE MARKET ATTACKED.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Erening.-Exchange active and weak at iSla
isGx. Money easy at 3siE last loan at 3. sub
rreasury balances Coin, sli7 ,509OW; currency
x5,5sg, 900. Governments duh aud STEADY; = per
cents, I2}a: ass. l0i bid. state bonus entfoiy
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MlDpLISg, ;0..
Low MIDDGISG. ahc.
GOOD ORDISARr. ".
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
hIcHyOSp. October IL -Receipisi $40 head
OF cattle, ie0 shoep and lamb, 1889 hoss
SAILS: 3iS head Of cattle, 10 sheep aud lambc,
i,i2i hogs.
Prices;
CAitls-Bes. skate gross: few extra me
niger: medium 20 good, Sa3jsc. gross common
to fair. ii.s2Ic gross.
Sheep-3a4Ac groes-
IRmbs-i a6c. gross.
Hogs-5a6c. net.
Bulls-2n2 {. gross.
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V,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
CHARLES y. CLARKE, PRZsIDEsr.
BRADsTREgTs RICHMOND OFFICE.
No. 100 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. sSl.
J, II. Witty. superintendent

IN. Witty. Superintendent
The Richmond Office hss more ttsn kept pace
vita Tho rapid growth ~ mo city ald develop
ment Of toe territory tributary W H. IL Offers "
the Tor, aUtils community Of tns section AL no
advantages u system tho superiority VI wblca
Il recognized Ia every raie centre OF tho afl.
lied void. That u is In especial sense prepared
90 guard the interest Of IA local patrons Is a.
tested by tho fac. that II has nov tlrgU aaDabsr
OF subscrib,rs than any ctAsy D<ressiiis agsasy.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHRAr.--Longberry, ~ bushels Tor seed on
private terms; so bushels prime on private
terms. Mixed, coo bushels very good on pfiyae
terms shortbcrry. is4 bushels verv good at
s.lS; N bushels common st sSc. 81 bushels
common az Soc. Total sales Of wheat ii5s
bushels. -
bushels very good on private terms
RYE--i0 bushels very COOL al 1S.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

kIcaXoaD, October Is, i55h
OFFERINGS.
wHEAr-siis bushels
CoRN.--I3s pasheiA
RYE-fO huShslg
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sT. LOUIS.

81. LVti0.
81 IouIs, October ia-Flour dul and steady.
Wheat GOOD business the market vas about
steady: No. 2 cash. p5AsEsc; December, t.tO5
asi. O1lS Corn opened steady, wsaxonei slghI
ia reacted, and values strengthened VII near uho
close, which was at &c. al vance over SATURDAY
anal nZurea: No cash, 4sIc. May, fsAc.
Oats higher: No. 2 cash, ~. Whisky, sliA
Provisions generally quiet and essentially un-
changed. PORK. Ga Lard, g. Dry-salt meat
(boxedl Shoulders, f5,55; rios, faolato.b' =
Bacon tboxedl-shoulders, t6L'Ss8oZo' riDs'
s6.O5ad10. ,,..,,,,,,,
NEW YORK. October Ia-Peiroleum opened
firm NOyem Der option opened up athI1 sA'SS.
on an advance Of points la rennei OIL Then
a reaction occurred on which the market closed
steady Pennsyiyanla oil, spot, opened at ~ &c.
nigh. s04c. low, s0sc. and closed al Da@
November opened at s0Ac. high, SIC; los.
s0ssc., and closed az SIC. Lima OIL opened
a. 5lc; high, eye. low 2O &C., aud closed a. sl'.c.
Total sales. 1900 barrels.
cINcISSATI.
cNcrssArI. October ia-Flour frn family
s8g0afL25. Wheat lower; No. rcd. Sssc
Corn active and lower; NO. mixed. oihe, oAs
easier; No. 2 mixed, 424ai3c. Pork quiet al
A.0s7lt. Lard steady at a. BULK steady;
shOrt-ribs S637H bacon moderate uemtnd.
Whisksy good domsnd 1t ii.iA hogs-Onerings
liberal aud prices lower; common ana llsh''
sa7Sssl85; packing and butchers, tLNasiS.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. C.. October ia-TurpeAlne
nrn Al 3Tc. Rosin Arm: strained, %. good
strained, Il. lar hrm at ilos Crude turDsn-
tine nrm; hard, tLD; ysliow'dip ana virgin
NEW YORK COTTON RurURg>
NEW YORK. October i2--Cotton--Nei receipts,
none. gross receipts, 9,gl2 bales. Futures
cl0sed steady: sales 81. 800 bales; October,
sin9ail0ii November, ti07ssl1Cs Decetnper'
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