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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

NfRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Robert Patterson Plaintiff
against
John Mitchell Jr., B. A. Graves, I. g. White
Others .DefendAA.
~ CASE FOR LIBEL.
The object Of tins suit is 20 recover against
the defendants the sum Of $1,000. and 20 subiect
their real and personal estate 60 the payment OF
the same. n.t
And AFFIDAVIT having been made AMI lied
that the defendants. y j. sutton, T. u. Jones
and j. T.. Brown. 10 the best Of the afhann
knowledge. information and believe are non,
residents OF this Commonwealth; Il Is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof and DO what IS necel
sary 20 protect their interest in this suit
A Copy-Tes,e:
ALFRED SHIELD, clerk
IS 2. PArrEsoS. p. q.
apli-iL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Harry, Love lcolored) was received at the Don.
iteniisry yesterday from Nottoway county to
serve term Of I'VE years for malicious shoot-
lpR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
CLOAKS AND WRAPS.

10 LADIES' FINE WRAPS, samples . .
manufacturer, no tvo aliss. elegant II doslgn,
pesfect in fin.sh, will be 90 sale Monday A. eJys
si6, $50. and s25. such an opptrtunity wa
not 10 presented to You asstn tnin ecaDoos \
word to the wise 10 Sufficient.
Our CLOAK DEPARTMENT Is nov rsn1y ~
invites your inspection.
our ChiLDKENs LONG cLOAKs haze sssA
your wants The prices are such As WIN ~ yvuf
purses. no not buy until you have gfvee - -
opportunity ~ show you onr mo
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
special Offering II Bird Comforts.
49c.. Zoe, ~, e1.25, and nom these prices -
Ask 10 see our Blankets at si.s5. se.s0. -. ssd
81 Such truly good vaues have never ssso
offered before.
At sI.a5 we chow the best Dark Blanket n 10
city. Our Leaders IN
UNDERWEAR
Mems All-wooi Red Medcatcd Shirts and Draw
Children's Atwood Ribbed Shirts, iec. apiece |:
Mems Natural Wool Shirts, 5oe. apiece;
81 apsece-s slightly imperfect. bat y0o
wouldn't know II ~ We nd noe soy %, end me
price II Just haR-Joc. apiece;
Indies Al-Wocl Rel Medh:s,ei Flannel Ven
an,i Pants. 15c. apissc.
DRESS GOODS
A variety Of stuiys at ls,.c--Plain. Stripe. and
Fancy Goods-which YOU must SEQ 20 Appreciate.
At Pc. have Henriettas. striped ana Pieul
Cashmercs. and Fancy PLAID effects.
At soc. We show superb ifne 81 novelties oDd
plain goods, Piatds, Stripes, Figured Bsdford
Cords. Boucle effects, and IN facs t,sa ssh,o
goods ~ you are looking for.
You will also ani complete Inc Of Tia oner
grades in all the leading shades
LACE CURTAINS
II You contemplate buying Lace Curtains see
our stock. We have them from 8;lc. wiusiOS
upwards. Some very exclusive styles al low
prices.
BRAIDED PILLOw-sIIAMs At IS aud 5oc. .
pair;
BOYS HEAVY HOSE. large sizes. 81, o. and
0I<, fast black. only la. n pair:
DARK FLANNEL OUTING SHIRTS, SOC.
apiece;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Nos. 20 and ~ north Ninth strcee
NOTICE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG AND PsPERsDunOl
RAILROApe
RIcnxosD, Va. September, ls9L }
Tho following described freight having ~
manned In warehouses u these companies ninety
days or more, according ~ Law, VII 30 sosd q
pubic auction In the city Of Richmond, Va, a
THURSDAY OCTOBER Ii, 1901.
Sale 10 take place al aaction.house % 0ooggo
W. Mayo, beginning at 1880 O'Clock 4. y:
The consignees NINE, the dssttnatbons dAoe ~
sler & Denning, Richmon,i, Va, July IL. 1884,
l Feed-Cutter: Mrs l.. A. Boatiy, RtAmos6s
Va. June IL. 1890, pactsgc Tables; ~ =
A. Beatty, Richmond. Va. June II, 1880
z. 1890, Pots aud contents; \. Bernsssin.
Richmond. Va, November Z, 1890, ! Trunk
n. Bernstein, Richmond. Va, November z, 1880
Watts, Boiler. Tank; W. J. Bryan. Rnhnoa6,
Va, July, 10. 1880. box Picture-frsmes; TIC
Clark, Richmond, Va, October n. 1890. pleese
common Slate; {. r. Clark, Richmond, Va, July
Z, 1890. box Bedding; :. Cohen, ktchm0n0s
Va, October 81. $500, box Pictures; = :. HIN
Hancock, Richnond. Va, June 9, 1890. boxes
Tobacco; A. Lsurenbufs, Richmond, VA, HSe
ruary 81, 1890, I box Tools; Ihafsson ncn.,
Richmond, Va, October z. 1890, boz 6roceetss;
box Pictures; A. q. marble, RinAnoad. Aag1a6
T. 1852. bundle Bedding. hAcks: W. h re-.
doe, Richmond, Va, March IL. 1859, ~ e09V
B0Ies, 3 boxes Polish Richmond Stove Company
uus u
Incs: Richmond Stove Company, Richmood Vs.
July ~, 1858. Ssove-Top; {: W. hhsaP ~.
mond, Va, November ~, 1859. barrel HgsxS
Professor 4, Sloan, Riehmond, Va, !sss7 IVA
October 10, 1890, Household Goods: G. u.
Tnrochmorton, Richmond. Va, Angus g tosS
I barrel Water; William Turners kScofncoS
Va, July 90. 1889. boz Ciosnfn9; -
harTol CIDER Preston Craig 3 Co, ktcAmoo4 ~
March ~. 1891. Ik-barroi cider; Monroe = oo0s
Richmond, Va, April 20. 1891, I peceaeo
printing paper; Monroe = Son. kicnneeds Va
pf5 Il H.. .sg a;shud ssrd S Ny s1ssss
Box Desk; x. w. Butts, PetsrsburgS W. Aogo
5, 1889. package 6aw-Stochs: y k.CAanSes
Peter.barE, We. January 90, isss' 49, ~
1891, bAis Bags; y. 4. noeba feecsyeasa
Va, Harcn 81, lS0i. boz Glaas; - He1lnA
Petersburg, Va, March y. lss9. lease ko[soees
ware 7: 6.vis Co. RssssSsrs, Va -
6urs, Va, Dscembss IL, 1859. be5sl o.; &.
n. Harrison, Psssssbure. Va Deesnea ~
1859, hail- barrels OF; y 4 uhAaA -:
burg, Va, pscsnbss Il lSe0 80 1n9e.A
s Tssss; = H. !; isss, ess1y;oss; ~
Company. Pssessbsrl. We. Als0 - 1oo9 .
bureaus: J. H Z. ,. COMPANY, leen.e.eoI W.
April -, 1890: essss -; :. -.
pan: ~. r. $ = s Sss 49, 49,
Ann is. 1880 : h1n1lss ~ 1s1ss !. HlI
COMPANY, Psssub.sg vAs 4ys1 - ~
puadIe pod naiA unknowns 4ee9sy csseos ~
e se ia 49, s iIss ~ s 49,; fsssa
Bsi6Sid, VI, 0slobsR = ia - o.lps u
W. Kohln.os, Bs!sa9 ", Q hssss9 ~
~ ss s,na':: Y = 81 ~ ssssns; - d!
e. = m 49, : \ Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS

Bedford Cords. tho newest and most ssylkh
dress goods out. In all shades, at 2S, ID, Az
"a, ~, sec., 81, up to $50 per yard;
Brosdcoths In all colors ~ 30, o., 40, S9c.s W.
ei.25. and ~ for tho best imported;
Robes imported directly for Ms In BroadceceA,
Cameis-Hsir, Boucle-. serses, viii hand.
some decoration, from s1.oo 10 e4S ms .
Rough Gcods, very stylish, from go 70 eats
serrc res aud henric.tas. all colors, from GIG %
s5c. per yard-these are rsrs bargains;
CamcislIair Novelties, very styiish. from w.
Nedium-Iriced Goods In al new shadea ssd
etylcs, raastug In price from SIC. 70 3oo pss
yard-a very large stock Ia select rom
SILKS, vELvETS, CORDUROfS.
China Silks In all colors at 80. 80, ~, oos IJs
ana gSc. for epods worth SL75;
Black and CoIored silk Faiiie at Sos Wossn
ef25;
Black Armure at 79c.. 05c.. and si.33-rs4sesd
CoIored sa,,ns a, a3, rs, and 4oc.:
Black and Colored surats at II, 80, and ogc;
rs, 6y. rs, ODE, 81. Ii, up to s2,65 per yard;
WASH FABRICS = Bingham, Outing Cloths,
Flanneict,es. China Cloths. Tissues, Prints,
cretoRsss *, Sr =. rsr{ r i's prs
Our Carpet Department On the second nor y
one Of the best and larges, stocked IN the city
Cottage Carpet at LIZ, IS, 20, and 25c;
Ingram. Tapestry, Brussels, velvets. MoJuetfes,
Rugs In Tapestry. Moquette, Smyrna, Wilton
velvets, fiassocss, all At very low pricee;
Ingram Carpets At ~. 20, 35, 40, and dc. sos
the best wool;
Tapestry Carpets At 40. So, 90, 10, 80. and e7c.
for tho beet article;
Body Brussels Carpet at 81 and tl.2os made
and hid on the noor;
Wilton Hoquette Garrett at o5c. worth el.bO;
D0bson's best Moquetts Carpat at el.1A mAde
and laid;
Noluetts and Velvet CarpetS Of eIbO ana
eL75;
Smyrna Rugs at so, "a, rs, 90c., 81. t1.o5;
az. $2.75, 81, a5.50. and 81 for q sofa Hug
u. & r. MITTELDORfER,
New Granite Building
PIT esst Broad stgect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
DYATaA

HEESON. Died, Wesines6ays 01IDDo4
7tk, e II o'clock A. H.. ct The fop10oO
Of her brothcr.in-law. Mr. II. n. Smith, ~.
l1l6 east Clay street. Of meningitis, NEog -
MATTE NELSON. dsnsAssr q - -
James Neeson. i,
Funeral will take place from The oDoVo
residence TO-DAY frday). Octobeg ~
at II O'Clock. Friends and seguabu0nDgoo
are invited to attend.
RUSSELL. Died, ut In poesnts' ~.
dence. IN Henrieo county. at 5 O'Clock ~
N. October :, 1891, N the tenth yeas -
hls age, w. W.. RUSSELL. IN. eldeet -
Of Alice T. and W. W. kuss.il.
Interment In Hollywood q 4 o'alonk u
n. came day OF his death. nj which tine
and place burial services were held.
wARREN.-Died, September u. pso1~ d
diphtheria, Mt the residence Of his g1ooo
mother. Mrs. Emma j. wetsigsr Cucstep.
field county. ROLAND VALENTINE
WARREN: aged four years seven m0nkhA
and seven days.
WARREN. DIED. October 1. 1894. q
tiiphtheria. At thcresidenee VI her paseota
William r.. and Carte n. WoTrep, 80
Twentv-fifth street. Richmond, Va. BEE
SIZE LEE WARREN: aged ono year onA
month aud five years.
WARREN.-D October 7. isea. q
diphtheria. at the residence Of hss passats,
William +. ard Carrie Il. Warren, SO
Twenty-6fth street. Richmond. Va. MARY
EMMA WARREN; aged six yesrs seven
months and five days.
Lynchourg (va) West Point (v&) papsse
please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
THROWN UNDER THE WHEELS.
Another Fatal Accident on an Electric
Street-Car.

strect-Car.
An accident occurred on the Seventeenth
..raet branch of the Union Passenger rail-
svav yesterday merning. by which negro
~ named James Caboll, aged thirty
three wears, lost his life. :,
Tbe clrcums stances as well rs could oe
,oarnad ara these About IL O'Clock rs Gar
~" Ts--Mr. Thomas Bayne, motorman,
ond Mr.. Flippen. conductor-was IN the
nm n;u,bhorhood Of Venable street going
18th Csbell. followed by one dog and
hav;no another in his arms, jumped on
the front platform.
SAID HE WOULD NOT PAY.
When the conductor asked him for his
f.re he said he was only gong about
block and would not pay to ride that as
tance. The conductor then toid mn no
would have TO get of. Cabeil replied tna'
he couId do this and sprang 70 the street
A he did so the dog that had been i9how-
inc h,m ran between his legs. trippeu n,m,
aud threw him under the car, tne ,va,
wheels passing over the leit les crI h,a
il horribly between the knee anu a"A'e'
DIED FROM THE SHOCK.
rso oor wss not moving rapidly and as
as the accident was discovered II was
s ."..,, sS and the conductor and motorman
ssnv,pppved Cabell TO the sidewalk, where ne ne
, ILL made as comfortable a. possible untii
.na Ambulance arrived ana carried nun 10
W. si,nshousc. Cabell never rallied rom
he shock, and died about hait-psss ID
thS Ts a.ss Coroner was notified and will hold
q, inouest this morning ut II O'CLOCK ~
the aimshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
THE RICHMOND DIspAroH-FRIDAY. oUroBEK >. 1891.

TO the character N the curve whore tho accident
occurcd, and adjourned until . O'clock this after
noon; when Cty-knsineor Cutahaw, Of Rich
timony.
| other Manchester Items.
Tho Chesterfield Cavalry Company ~ WAS in
tpected at Morrissett's Hail. In SwansbOro', yes
!erday by Colonel Jo Lsno Stern, who reported
wa, everything was In 3 ,cd order. Major Kirk
Mathows md Captain Charles Enkcr we're pre-
ent. formal Invitation WAS cxtendct 10 tho
company 10 attend tho nth annual reunion OF
the Stuart Horse Guards.
, hndfcw Harding. for whom a warrant wns
iffacd In Swansboro' Tuesday night charging
h'm With iclonionsly boating his wife and infant
.h.'n. Is seid to havo been seen near Failing
creek yesterday morning by Constable
| Cioments. who WAS on the search for him, but he
! dodgei tho offcer ana is supposed 70 have gone
| IN Tho direction 81 Petersburg. II ho goes 10
.eieisnurg he viii doubtless be captured. "a In
| toliigence OF the matter WAS conveyed 70 tho
| beaten.
The Hastings Court was In ecsson ycstcr-
Gay. II win adjourn the latter part OF the
week.
There was one conversion at the Central
| Methodis, church Tuesday night. The meeting
was also held last night ana will probably con-
! time through tho week.
| The Alert Fire Company held meeting In
night.
Hon John W. Daniel will deliver an grafton At
| Leader Hah tomorrow night. large crowd II
anticipated. Tho Blues Eand viii furnish
! music.
There were several cases before tho Mavor's
Court Yesterday morning but none II them i'm
| portaut ones.
Master Minor Bronauch. son Of City-Treasurer
u. W. Bronau9h, DR., was reported 90 be better
| yesterday. lie has typhoid-fcvcr. The report
that Master Willie Br"naueh, who Is attending
! the Shenandoah [ University School, at Berry
WIG. Clarke county, was sick with fever Il n
mistake. There has been no fever at THAI school
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09

Make your money buy You the best II viii.
Put into FALL SUIT or LIGHTWEIGHT
ovERCoAT sl5 goes as far in OUR house az
900 anywhere clsc. II wo had to depend on
outside talent, as others do maybe it wouldn't.
Bat VIZ do the making, YOU know, and the
quality IS put in generously and wisely. Is 1t
any wonder sl5 is such n popular grade when
It holds such popular garments7 The fabrics
aro those usually found at higher priccs-and
the patterns are most carefully selected
We've only expert designers, cutters, and
tailors associated with us, and thoy don't know
how to do poor work. There arc at least
soventy.nve different styles Of LIGHTWEIGHT
OvERCOATS to show you at s15-and double
as many different styles Of SUITS. Single and
Double-breasted Sack and Getaway Frock
sUITs-in quiet and nobby effects. The OVER
COATS are cut all lengths-some arc light, some
are dark colors-ALL handsomely 1nished-so
are the SUITS.
New.
"None such around elsewhere
All slzos.
No one else has such variety.
You need EN- now
Sure Of satisfaction.
"Saks says So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
PALAIS ROYAL.
1T EAST BROAD STREET.

Our buyer has tust returned nom tho masees
and our stock nov presents beautiful appear
ancc bristing With the novelties OF the season ana
al prices 20 meet oil legitimate competition.
We have added CARPETS, and fike tho rest OF
our stock tho patterns are pretty and the prices
all right. Calf AMI see IA VI II not convenient
send for samples and prices.
Henry Wenzeis stamping patterns Arc hero ana
We do the same exquisite work that he did.
We are also sole agents for the Old station
Island Company Of New York. one o. tho best In
the world, and guarantee all work In that hne on
trusted 10 us.
SO 23-Tu&TntNo6 BURNETT LEVIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcsnses the sya-
tenn efectually, dispelS colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. xI NEW Yosx. nv
lla 1-su, W(w)&Flotptcofrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09

supposed by somc 10 have received shock from
the wires; by others 70 have mnde misstep'
He foil ON his tool-box and broke IL TO piecce
Ono Of his fingers was broken and his Wrist nsc-
turcd. He also received severe cut ON his ncaa.
Gctjraw was taken to watcr-trough near "
and then 10 Iioi-grcfc's saloon. where the smDu-
lance. in charge Of DR.. sl.gel, Was called. Tho
Doctor dressed his wounds and restored MIN 20
consciousness. McGraw declined to go home IN
tho ambulance. Ho was new man, II being OLE
mrs. day on tho line, but ~ he was considcreu
apt, they sent him out alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
A. SAKS & CO.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will sell at Dinwiddie Courthouse, Va.
OCTOBER 10 1891


12 o'clock NJ, by public auction the following
REAL ESTATE under decree Of Hastings Court
of Petersburg, Va, in suit Of Grswolis heirs Vs..
Griswold's administrator and dls-yiz:
l. TRACT OF 6l5 ACRES, called mi.
AIRY" adjoining DIR. Hunt, Price, and others.
Comfortable dwelling-eght rooms, out-buld-
TRACT OF 552,s ACRES, called " WALK
ER's.D adjoining william Mitchells estate, John
=. Washer. and others. Comfortable dwelling
four rooms, out-houses, barns.
3. TRACT OF 729it ACRES, called HORSE,
SHOE PLANTATION" adjoining tract No. z
ana Nottoway river. One hundred acres origi-
mai forest. Over 400 acres fine farming land
4, TRACT or 270 ACRES, called "TAILOh
TRACT, adjoining G.. W. Rose, Thomas Rose'
and others. One half In original forest, balance
fine farming land. Good cabin and out-houses:
3. TRACT OF 107 ACRES, called I" PERKINS
TRACT" mostly In second growth pine.
All these lands are near Goodwynsvine post
ONCE CHERRY HilD, Dinwiddie county. and have
been well cared for. An excellent opportunity
for a colony.
TERMS: One fourth purchase-moncy cash; bal
ance payable In one, two, and three years IN
equal instalments, with interest from date OF
sale. and title retained till fully paid Pur-
chasers TO give bonds for credit payments.
J. q. GRIsWOLD,
GEORGE MASON,
Special Commissioners.
certify that J. q. 0riswold and George ma
son. special commissioners, have given bonds a.
such in suit Of Griswolds heirs a. 0riswolds 3D.
ministrator and sts. ooryorourv.v
Testo. nOohnA oAaH,
az 2O.Oc3&l6 Clcrk
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ures ranged a. follows:
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October s.-FlouF firm and I'M
changed; receipts, 10,945 barrels; shipments,
"A barrels: sales, 1875 barrels Wheat
o sfSns ana fs:r so rel sSo,
steamer No. 2 red, 9ylsc.as1; receipts, 6s,5S8
bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels; stock,
l,34S,741 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels;
southern wheat nrlner Fuitz, $lsSl.07; Long
spot, 69c.; year, Sic; January, 5Il.c.; Febru-
airy. 51a514c.; March, 5lt4a4lIec.: receipts,
3,Oo9 bushels; stock, 1880 bushels; sales, TO-
600 bushels; southern corn nrner; white,
inquiry; No. 9 white western, 36s36}Sc.:
No. 2 mixed western. 33a34c-: receipts 5000
bushels; stock, 2lS,337 bushels. Rye steady;
No. 9, Doc. receipts, e,S49 bushels; shipments,
and higher; good to choice timothy, eI4ael5.
Grain frelghts quiet and unchanged. Cotton
frm; middling, 63kc. Provisions steady and
prices unchanged. Butter firm and unchanged
fair, l6Isc. No. z, l3lac. Sugar nrm and ul.
changed. Whiskey firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October s.-Fiour In fair domand.
Wheat strong AMI higher No. 2 red, u. Corn
weaker; No. 2 mixed, SOC. Oats in fair do
mand aud steady; No. 2 mixed 301431L c.
Pork barely steady at sl0.37It, Lard quiet at
eL37l9. Bacon steady $500. Whlskey firm
q, Sl.lS.
NEW YORK COTTON rUTUREA
NEW YORK. October S.-Cotton-Net receipts.
81 bales: eross, s,333 bales. Futures closed
easy; Gales. $1,000 bales. October, a8.44a
sS.+6; November. 1854: December. 1s.s1a
$S.S2; January, 81. 99aS9; February, -. LA
1918; March, s9.25as926; April, -. 33ae9.37
May, s9.45asa.47; June, s9.54as0.35; July.
o.. 62as9.64: August s9.7Cas9.72
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, October Standardization steady
with a fair demand American middiing, Att |;
sales. 900 bales: American, 10000 bales;
speculation and export, 300 bales; receipts,
1000 bales; American, none. Futures
quiet but steady; October and November,
jS-6ii.: November and December, 4 5s-64d.,
also 59-64d., also 4 6O-64d., also 4 59-64d.
December, and January, 4 0O-64d., also
6I-G4d. January and February, 6364d.,
also 0s-o4d. also 4 d:tdid. February ana
April. 4-04d., April and May. 7.6id. {:
May and June, 1854,
4P M-October. 4 57-84a4 5s-84d.: October
and November, 4 57-64a4 5S-64d, November
and December, 59-64d. value: December
and January, 4 6i-G4d., sellers; January and
February, 6J-64i., sellers; February and
March. ) l-04aJ LTD; March and April,
D 4B-64d, buyers; April and Nay, 0-64a
3 7-64d May and June, 9-64d. buyers. Flu.
lures closed firm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported for the Dispatch.l
OCTOBER s.-Narket quiet. Very light trans
actions reported. Prime, INC; extra prime
nc; fancy, &C.; factory hand-picked. 3Jla
SIC.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispatch.l
OCrOgRR 4. 1891

reported for the Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 8, 1891.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
e1,7sl. 80 tobacco g., e37.27-total, "a, 78S.s7.
Private &c les: Filters. 8; smokers, d; wrap
pers, "a; darks, 13-totai 90 hogsheads.
Registered on Change: Lucius Green Dur
ham, n. c.; c. X. Darlington, South Boston
John BallIns, Asheville; W. 7. Clements, Oxford
NC; l.. X. Cooper, oxford, N. c.
Loose sales we're n fair average, with GOOD
pfices maintained. Mr.. j. c. Neal, OF oxford,
auctioneer, conducted sales at Planters.
Mr.. A. q. Rogers, leading planter OF warren
county, N. C., reports a very inferior crop OF
brights and planters much discouraged IN this
section.
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DIvIDEEDR
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, September 90 1871.
Notice b hereby gwen that tho Board o. ".
rcctors has declared on the preferred stock q
this company . dividend of ONB AND oNk-
HALF DOLLARS per share out ofthe sorplus N
como Of We COMPANY, q we Scs 80 We -
the stoctholders a. rsgissseed ~ Socloca y -
on OctOher To- 1891. .
ThS trnnslse-boOks WIN b closed nom =
O'Clock, r. y. October 10, 1901 unetl 3'e1ocss
A. n. 0ctobcr ~, 1901. A. ). H1Srn1LLe
90 7.10.l3&2 oe9esesS
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
OcrOBgR 8, lSVL

OFFERINGS
WugAr.-430 bushels.
CoKS.-1,1p6 bushels
OATs.-2.232 bushels
RYg.-l4S bushels
sALKA
WHEAT.--302 bushels.
CORS.-96 bushels.
OArs.-30 bushels
kYE.-liS bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wHEAr.-LonSberry. s1ael.0e. Mixed: ella
sl.Os. snortberry. 91c.ssL.Us No red
CoRy.-White, No. Q, 71c. Mixed No 2. zoe.
OArs-No. 2. i4a35c.; No 8. 30a33c. Winter
(for seed. 45a5Oc.
kYB.-y0a9oc.
YLOUR
Wea quote: Fine, s375as4: supsrnne S4.2oa
$3.50; extra. s4.75; family. s5aso.@5: pat
ent family, s5.50as6.
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Enc. Endorsed the Rcpublicaus.

CHASE CITY. Va, October. Repub-.
hcan Senatorial Convention, composed OF
delegates from the counties of Charlotte
and Mecklenburg. met at Chase City to-
day. Epes, the Alliance candidate for
the TWENTY Eth senatorial district. was
unanimously endorsed by the convention.
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EAU from . IAsht.Pole.

John NcGrsw. q lineman smElcXsd .. y
~ vcst1e1sy morning fell nom . poae q =
M ccrrnr q IEOad and Adema akkseHA- 81
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
'r'"es for Money. Bonda. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and in Con
nectton Herewith the Wee.
Their Indication,
fBy telegraph TO tho DISPATCH. !

WARRINGTON. October s.-For
jFAR Virginia and North Carolina
Fair till Saturday slightly warm
er; northerly winds.
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DOY6 SCHOOL.
I'D 10 SOUTH THIRD STREET.

Ma A. B. CAMM. Principal.
NIsS G. p. PRICE, Associate Principal
Ms. n. B. BURRALLs Assistant.
MONDAY. 6By1xxHn1 ~, lSDh
Pupils received between he agee Of ~ enc
Sourteeu. IncFeaee1 occ0munooaeloue o4o 49,
tiss. Fog teeme ~ lDeulAs. yeC = ~
ltonh VsA
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Smoke the Sickicby."
Best Cigar on the market.

Hickok's No. /. II. ID. c.. Fig, and Caro-
line Suu-Cured are Pure, Clean, and Choice
Sun Cured Tobaccos. Try them.