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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Fife,s Meetings Closed.

fCOrros pOndcnce Of tho richmond DBpatch'l
WELDON, y. c.. October 3.-rhe fifo meetings
closed hore this morning. yesterday he preached
three times 10 Immense audiences. Great gOoi
hos been accomplished here. A purse OF e2oO
was made up ana and handed the drummer evan
gelist this morning. several hundred people
went % the tram to SEQ him of md shake his
hand. and as tho train moved out from under
III, shed tho crowd commenced 60 sing one OF the
familiar hymns which had been sung so many
times here during the meeting. Next week ne
hoits a meeting in Davio county, aud this morn.
inc he offered up special prayer for the sherl1
OF that county, who - q distller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
: Methodist Minister Killed.

ISpecHl tologram % tIo DlsD1Ioh.I
GREESsBORo, y. c., OCTOBER 3.-The South
bound ve-ubuled train ran over and instantly
killed the Rev. j. L. Cracker this morning nj
about o o'clock. Mr. Cracker was within one
milo Of jamestown when the frightul accident
occurred lie was driving down the road alons
tho railroad track, and when ne rumble OF the
train was heard he whipped up hi- horse IN or
der 10 try 70 make the crossing, which was 4
sh0r. distance ahead, but the horse became TN
manageable and got on The track Just "a the
engine struck the wagon. h. minister was
thrown rome distance and feartuIly mangled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

was at one time master mechanic OF the VII,
mington and Weldon railroad, and also attscnel
20 service Of the baltimore and ONO raru y.
For the past twenty-five years be ha1 peeu ~
OF the fOrcmen AZ the Richmond Locohio'"O-
and Machine-W orkG ..,,
Mr.. Sullivan wns held In respect ana estee -s
by tho entire community. lie leaves u VIE an
two sons Tho latter are Mr.. Y. H. cnli'' 81 ~
manager Of the Alexandria Telephone ~
chrnre and Mr. John NJ. Sullivan, Jr.. one OF INC
operatives at tho Richmond LocomotYa-N orAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
What ShnllI Tnke2

Why Summons Liver Regulator. of course,
1t can't be beat IN any attack of Indiges-
ton, Biliousness. Sick Headache. or Con
stpation. 1t gives quick relief, and # con-
tlnued for awhile will completely cure
these ailments. The Regulator comes IN
liquid and powder form. The powder Is
wonderfully convenient for the vest pocket.
A pinch Of the powder and n swallow Of
water leaves no taste and works etfectually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
nrrhnm,s Yenrly Tobneco snles.

DrFuAg. n. c., October 3.-Ihe amount Of
Loaf tobacco 'Ol1 Oh this market for tho year
ending October lst f1Ot5 up lO.33l,213 pounds
in tho waroholrn alone. This, aldel % 5,OOO,-
600 pounds shipped direct 20 tho factories
makes 70 total oi over l5,OOO.0O0 pounds, wni'n
Is q good showing. Whlle The new crop ~ esti-
mated 20 only 30 per cont average, yet the ware
hJu-c-uon seem determined % sell more thir
Year than ever before. Tho amount of manu-
featured tobacco cannot we'll be- estimated. bI'
the money Valuc Or rtyeuue--tamps sold - in
round numbers ij93,6OU Tor the same time. A
heavy frost fell n this fe tion las. night, which
may cut Oh much OF the tobacco not yet housed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Grnnd.Jnry Indictments.

The Hastings Court grand jury convened yss-
terday for the October term and returned the
following trIe bills Of indictment;
For fslonies-Blanche Booker james Nj.
Morris aiios James Fields (two easesh and Pat
Woods.
For misdemeanors- Moses Booker alias Moses
Washington, W. j. henry, William Harris,
Charles Harris, Junlus James, Randolph John
sOp, Samuel Miller, Jamss N. Morris alas James
Fields, J. ID. 1lllsr and Thomas larbr0ugh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Mr.. Charles o. saylllo, who was appointed
deputy CLERK Of the Chancery Court by Mr.
Charles W. Goddin, clerk, on yesterday qualified
f,r that position before Judge Lamb IN open
court. Mr. Savile has been an assistant IN thlS
Office for more than three years and Is mucn
liked by every one who knows him.
Mr.. v. =. McKao was on yesterday admitted
90 practice in this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Monday IN the Police Court.

Yesterday was q typical Monday In tho Rich
mond Police Court Tho docket EN- braced
large Rumber Of cases, but not ono was OF such
q nature az 20 warrant heavy hne belng ini-
posed or thu sending OF II 10 the grand Jury Oh
tue Hastings Court.
Richard Lewis, John Clay, and John Iopp
(white) and Brown Friend lcolored we're hned
o.. so each for nghting IN the streets
j. e. Hickman (cOlorei) pad $40 anu costs lor
beng drunk and disOrdorly ana cursing Mary
PooE.
CHA. L. Hewitt was fined 81 for igpting in the
street with w. II, Carroll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
AChnnre of snnerIntcndents.

In accordance with the recent orders affecting
the Danylo railroad system, Mr.. j. ;. Is. lhoinp-
SOD has been appointed superintendent OF tue
Richmond ana Dauvllle, Virginia Midland, and
Washington and OhiO railroads, with headluar-
ters In this city Mr. Thompson assumed the uu-
ties Of his new position a few days aga.
Mr. Edmund Berkeley has been appointed SUI
perintcudent OF the North Cafohna dNlslou'
mn hia MINI N Grnan ,MIrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Int ,,eek.s Dcnth-nolI.

There were 30 deaths in Richmond last week
! II white ana - co'ored persons. This vas an
| increase OF over tho corresponding period OF
| last year. Four Of those who died were over ~
| years OF age, while h wore cnildtsn uhdet l
! wear. There were . deaths from marasmua,
| ifom helrt-disels0. 3 from paralysis, ana each
from consami tlon dropsy, intantiie locAJaW' ana
| pueuM1uiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Tho Governor yesterday refused TO pardon
George Bucxuer bradst nv, who IS now serving q
term ~ three Frlrs ia thc peu!ten'ary Tor
horses ealing. BRADSHAW was sentenced uy the
CORPORATION C1urtuf F.eIcricLsburg.
Ih0 political us- bllit.es oi james y. Hurley,
OF Rucnquan county, were removed. In loof
Hurley VAS sentenced 70 three years lmprison-
mont lu the peullrntiary for man-laukLiHt. lie
served hls torm iu ths state prison. and Il now
lcN-nLlLIue cItLLnA VIA q Iamlly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
prnn.rtY Transfers.

Richmond. Commonwealth o, ~ is', ssresr
nostsyest cornes pieesants; Eliza n. hnnges
trustee 10 T.. n. Carter, 1879 feet on eas, s,ue
Laurel streN near CHINA, 5000 =. =, s,o Tel
Jf., 10 q. B. MortOn and others, uuseov'' K,nncv.
81 500; FliLabeth Young 20 James H. waite, ~
feet on alley between Preston' BAKER in''u' 49,
Fourth streets, $40. t.mas "A.
HeDrico: 0eorge d. Pearman 70 ys, he
Ellingl0n, so feet on Twenty-thiio s"Ve'
tween aud 4, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
LIE WIN OF MRS. POWELL
Probated In the Chancery Court Nester-
day-SoDe of the Provisions.

day-SOme of the Provisions,
The last will and testament Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Powell was admitted 70 probate IN the ChaucerY
Court yesterday. Mrs. POWELL was owner OF the
Richmond Theatre. and her estate is valued az
about $4,000, though 10 Is somewhat encum-
bered he will was made last May IA the pres
eure " CAPTAIN Louis /. HOsslcuX and Or. Isaiah
If. White. and Judge i. VI. Kelley ali Colonel
Io. Lane Stern we're named as executor Colo
mel stern qualified In this capacity ycsiellhy.
Judge Kelley not being IN this country Will lot
act
In the paper Mrs. Powell first requests that
| i've days should olapso between her death ahi
funeral. and that services be held over her re-
mains IN 81. Peters Cathedral Her wish Was
that her body should bee inferred IN lot 40. s.
HOLLYWOOD, and suitable tombstone De placed
| over her grave.
CLOTH1NG AND JEwE-RY.
All OF her clothing and household and kitchen
| furniture Is bequeathed 10 Elizabeth Naglll. her
! daughter, and Ann Eliza Leary, her sister, but
! she stipulated that % part of tho clothing Was 10
! De given 10 Nancy Foster, an old servant to AIRS
/ Powell
| Am books, pictures, ornaments, silver, and
iewclry Of the deceased, except certain articles
prosc ibed AZ left 10 her daughter. are 10 DO sod
| by tho executors and the proceeds 20 De divided
! bi.r-ceu daughter and sister The proceed. OF
hci real estate - TO relieve any hen That may be
! upon any OF the personal property 30 tLat her
| sister and daughter may ret lhe beheA' OF mo
| glft 10 them. Her small goiQ "hlch ana chhlh'
! small diamond ring % cluster diam. j rug, ana
| AN emerald aud diamond ring are lett to her
! daughter. The emerald aud diamond ring Is
/ o go donated 90 tho daughter, bat never % DO
/ parted with.
| Mrs Powell leaves 20 her sister $500 Per an-
| nun during her Hfc, payable quarterly, ana 20
! Nancy Foster 1900, 90 Doe pad 500 Per year Tor
! five wears II she nyes that long. She bcIlceths
! 90 Risht Kew. Bishop keune the sum oil 500 Tor
! the benefit OF 81. Peters Cathedral
REMEMBERED THE ORPHAN ASYLUM
! Continuing, tue vim says:
! Auyof tho above lega'ies, which may lapse
by tue failure Of the proposed legatces, the ilad
| oar OF which aunuitios are % come, when the
! same shall ceuss by death OF the Hunuitants or
ofuer,,lse, together with the residue of my pro-
perry not herciuE!tor disposed OF, direct % be
held in tru-. by Jy executors Oh their survivors,
/ who may qualify. for the benefit of my daughter
during her Iile the remainder 10 Iec 70 her chill
drcn il she leaves Hpy, but II she leaves no chill
! dreu or descendants the estate 10 pass In leo 10
/ 81. JOseph's Orphan Asylum
Tux RICHMOND THEATRE
Nr4 Powell desires the executors 20 sell, pub
/ liclv or privately. her estate AOt specially be-
! Cucatued above, but not 10 sell Ga" Theatre at
/ forced sale, but II possible % pay oil any lien
upon 10 ri the time Of her death by negotiating
/ new loans until such timo a. they or ther sue
/ cv-sors think a proper time 20 MAKE sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

sn,,e Tot s V %, aissys sunss fro % 20.
pssso' nut y NArrinf ~ NAT -. a. "a
Cause nuch q the sse.i - - "a -. -"
General Peyton Wisa - rr....,t 4. iea..~e
to-day. ssili fnsnifesiins ~ -. = -,
psoco business AMI III % a., "A 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Mr.. Walter Fore. who lives several miles be-
low tho city, had q horse nnI jumper stolen
from him yesterday The horse was driven IN
town boy M old coloreJ man who was In the en-
pigment ~ Mr.. Fore, and II e. supposed That
IN man sold tho turnout and skipped, as no
thing had been seon or heard from him up 10
late hour last Light. Tho matter has poen re-
ported 70 the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Tho annual meeting Of the McGu Catholic
Union took ua"e LAST night and tue tou0Eing
Officers were ele ted Tor Tue ensuing year Fre-l-
dent, 5. l.. Kelly; YIes-prosideat. D. x. Higgins
Recording Secretary, James VI. PoWer1; lrea-
William Ryan.
Tho meeting was q very largo one, ana the
union Is IN a nourishing coalition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Tho Now YORK Herald, Of Saturday says:
"Alr- Bo-sle Jackson has gotten n warrant tor
tn arrcs: OF William ". Handy, son II Moses J..
Handy. Of Chicago. charging him with the
Larceny o. $500 worth ~: eWelry"
Mr.. Moses l.. Handy, In nm interview pnbhshel
In a New York paper OF sunday, SAYS the aha'r
is an unfortunate one; mat the woman II t'i
years older tuan his son, and mat u Is a case Of
.arAmaiL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
WIll Try ApailI.

The Republican District Committee was 10
have mot last night % consider tue question oil
| whether OF not a nomination for congress shAu
| DO made IN this district, but there was no
quorum. The only members present were
| Chairman knight ana JOnn Mitchell Ano'her
| effort viii DO made to get meeting tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

IBy Telegraph I'd iue Dltpat'u
WUluNGrOy, y. e., October "A lot Of Wreck-
age and the bodies Of ak seamen hOated ashOre
near Cherry grove fishery, between Little River
and L0ckwOOds FOLLY iniets last Friday. The
head was gone from one 81 tho bodies ana leg
from another. There Is nothing % indicate 10
what vessel the men belonged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
marine INTELLIGENCE.

Funeral WEDNESDAY at 3 z. VI. fro
Methodist Episcopal churc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

The fan term OF the United states Circuit
Court opened yesterday. Judge hughes was
present but no businoss Of public interest was
transacted The grand Jury meets to-day, Out
there Il very little WORK Tor it 10 DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Richmond visitors In New York.

Especial telegram 70 tue Disoatcn-i
NEW YOaK, October Al. Adams, J. L; An
trim, J. L. Tyler, aud +. A. Robins, 81. Denis o.
W. Leonard. Aston; MnA K. q. scoth 81
stephens; J. s. Williams, llonmhn; Mrs' H. uil'
bert, Everett; Z. nutzler. Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
NEw rXCtANp avn cgTrAgo as.

Thus New England, without any new develop
ments In regard 20 the company affairs or any
authoritative stat 'ment about the alleged deal
with the Reading scored further advance Of
20 per cent. The rise was assisted. II not caused
entirely. hy the sharp demand tocOyer short c0a-
tracts. The same Is true Of Chicago Gas, which
advanced 2ii per cent. anu closed within isathC.
Of the high ,st price A heavy short Interest was
created recently on the institution OF the suit tor
the appointment OF receivers Of the property,
and the large Now York holders OF the stock
rushed the price up when the bears attempted
20 cover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
PoRTOF RICHMOND, Ocro9ER 3, 1892.

PORToF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 3, 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamship old Dominion. C0uch. New YORK,
merchandise AMI passengers George W. Ai'n
schooncr ~ 4. Achorn, Bockand, lime, Eo-
bert WoEdenburg.
Schooher Emma D. Enlcott Bowen, phIa.
dclphia, old rails, The Iredegar Company
Schooner Jennie Middleton, kctchum, Pnila-
delphia. coal, =. II. HAYES q 60.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Dlyo, Norfolk, merc1anlise
and passengers l.. b. ratum. yi,e -prss l9nt
Bnrkrntine Fritz Faber Be'kma, korte, RIO
Grande DO Sui, -four
Schooner +. Il. Hart, KNIT, Norfolk. light.
PORT DAVENPORT NEWS, OCTOBER 3, 1892
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Cottngbam, G1veaton.
Steamship Banes, New Ork.
Steamship PetInia, Philadelphia.
schooner q. 4. Campbell, Boston,
Schooner j. II. Jack-on. Boston.
SAILED.
steamship Cotiingham. Liverpool
Steamship Banes. Gibpra.
Schooner Viking, New YORK.
Schooner 4. Wlman, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OcroBEa3, 1892
tDy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
senger5 ana general cargo.
steamship CITY Of Columbia, Stevens, New
York. passengers and genera cargo.
steamship Dorchester, HOwes, Baltimore. pas
seugers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester, Boston ria Norfolk
passengers and general cargo.
steamship City OF Columbia, New York ria
Newport News ana Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
D.a,h of Mr.. john M. sullivan.

Nh. John N. Sullivan died AZ his residence, No.
$40 south Filth street, yesterday morning IN The
t,5th ysar Of his age. hr. sullivan had boon n
resident Of Rishmond Tor fofty-three years lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
The Nan. X.rY Heavy.

e.,.,.'-,'oi Ous II. Russell said yesterday In
fitau., Nllh a representative OF the BIZ
tseL hi , 'No baSi npAth WAS tho busiest ever
''N'sf VI circulars passed through the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Nav YOqK STOCK MARKET

New YORK. October 3.-The volume Of business
n the StOck Exchange was somewhat larger than
usual 81 late, aud much irmer tone charecte-
rized The dealings. The short interest was largely
responsible for tho change In the condition OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Tax WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear aud pleasant. The skies were clear
at midnight.
Range OF the thermometer at the front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Graln.
Tobacco, Cotton. DE-. and the
Weather Indications
fBy teloernph o tno nl,nA,ch.l

WAsmSGroS. d. C.. October 2.
iFLIR Forecast for Virginia aud North
Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight 10 midnight; Fair
weather; warmer. except in Western North
Carolina; stationary temperature; west
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
A NEGRO FlENO LYNCHEO.
lie Is Hanged by Mob and Riddled with
Thousand Bullets.


"a Thousand Bullets.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
EDENToN, y. G., October 3.-Aftor the corOners
Jury had thoroughly investigated and rendered
tho verdict that Mrs Mark Sanderin came TO
her death by The hands OF Joo Barro, the colored
hcud who outraged and then murdered her, at
Shiloh, Camden county. on Friday the Both, ne
was taken from tine jail on Saturday night by
some 500 OF 900 men, aud was hung up by the
neck md rildlcd with a thousand bullets. Great
excitement prevails among all classes.
THE CRIME.
His victim was young married woman, high
Is respect .d and well connected, and tho crime
was Committed IN open day near the village, and
VAS of the most brutal character. Her body was
literally cut 90 pieces with a hoe. Mrs. Sander
iIu hai gone into the garden 20 gather voRcta-
hles for diunor, where she was met aud mlr-
dcrrd. aud whore h8r body remained until found
nblut o0.ock Friday night. Her husband was
from homo ~ the time, and she was alone win
her infant child.
TIE EVIDENCE.
Tho chain of cyldsrce connecting Barro with
tho crime was Of such T. nature a. 10 loavo no
doubt ~ his guilt. Locks Of bnr.o's hair torn
from bis head m The desperate struggle, was
fOIuI IN tho doad wOman's hands, AMI the hoe
with which he had gone into the fold 90 work
was found broken and bloody near the corpse.
His bloody garments wcro also found sc'reted
near The place u tho murder. These facts, cou-
pied with confessions OF Barco, leayo no doubt
OF uI5 guilt. and satisfy the whole people, both
NAito and cJ.0rel, In the community that
though tho lyuchiug was outside OF law, IL was
but Jus leo melted 70 n nend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

The California Brandy sold by Julien
Binford, 1906 east Main street, AZ 81 per
gallon ls better than most French brandy
at 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
MARKETS BY rtleeaA,s.


bclouot. ~ ~ N1grrUf... I. vs.
52hr. Oats fairly ann. "a. ~ pa 20,
frmor ami modornf-l, ., hSn3
November, g7ier.. pe......... 'af' y Ni
., 3Ja,a96Lse. mo- = -
C)ifee-Opii00s ri -ed ...,t. ,--shl
% 10 uoiuts a.. o.t-f.. az tfnNf -
cembcr, st4 GOasIt 80! -
sisiO, sIslt BIO rrf.er All. '...... -
l',sc- sugar Refined .s.f I'D 49, 80
ioN ard orurhel. p s-irs .... -
graduated. l.-Iual., 3D.. "a. vo.,.l
8u,e' bat steady cDur.a .. t,o-y. rts..r.
orime, sIa. R,.f s,.. '. .'' s'ira
mess. sG.y5asg- - era
AZ si2SO rer..t b. sft 80 f
aItf.- ctt, &C., 49,, fif a. ~ ffHE
and nrm. nt.ri-t HeH's A. 30
shoulders. sG7s. ham. 81. ll.t
dies Jan; short-rioar esq. ~, AN 90
$3.50; October, $50. Ny.rIe- A.
January. s1.27 ~. ..rft. .f.,s, az, ,.,..,'
cotton. 9-did. gain. ..f
,u,...
Gum. o..
,,,, ,,,i soc, OgiooeI !, i7iuiafv
and lard dosl. wrro ,r,.... %
notwitrstauitpy th. .. 20 flaL
strange 10 tr1g.fer r,.., F.. ".''f ~
Compared Nith s.iu-i., .... 80 ~
rios ihis evening shl~st 81 ....... ..I-t
Tor PORK. l5c f1r ribs. t.f e.. F. ',.st ~,
grain markets al cl'.,i sft- .. Il. e,m- N.
Of tho provision trade w. t.. ~, 49,,
between the stock ~ show ufs .. N.rsirr f.f.
A. on'iauy reported, aHI 'H. ..I. a. fpr..,
by the packers lu ufVru.s |H.. Loot. 49,. b..
nearly 81 900. 900 fn..n... .. ...
outside estimates Of 90 ....... ., ala 80
mattcr was almost aa ...... .t.
NJ tho identity ~ .. I.r..t., .,,
kousch, who seek. t f.,a r.ti 20
CIdshy arrested for r.u...s ,.....
IL wa calculated uy .... H r. sr,srs
on tho n0or that nsI.s on. r.r..sts al
shipment II hog-m'afa u. ..utn a.. 10
receipts AMI rhipmen'. N.s.. u. ra-fsa.i
stocks showed more n.Hf .. .f. rs l.t ..a.a
3O,0OO,OOO pOlnds than ...I. pa. .. tis ma r..
hogs "a lsn,ere'i Tn" s..h. r.f.. ',4 .a Nos
indicated smaller fninf.s .f a.-r.tt r..e
generally expected, viii. d.. ..s.tifr n a.
vas about NJ anticipate faas <p,.. 80 t,tt
the large s'ork Of sh"r fi.v "A .su... $
break 700 Tho mArkr', r'' Hs Rrg.f So
1uetus ~ owner 49, .t.l. hH w ttDr.
.l,sh,iy ~ i' az ",,,
inqnIry preta,lri. all . .,... -,
feeling Nss ir,clop.i -... st r,ie.
ratgly, ami prizes aI.f. ar. . ns
leading aru'lns, tI'I,. If" sw.u %
supported to tho ,.a.
cash quotation. t...f .'.Ifr t.I 20 rsi. -:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

While these movements were in progress the
general list WAS bought freely. and such stocks
~ burlington and Quincy, R0cE Island. Union
Pacific, At;hisOn, Louisville and Nashville, ST..
Paul, Western Union, N1rthern Pacific pre-
te,red, and heading closed with net gans a4 10
lN- per cent, with the greatest advance ia ReGd-
ing and Louisville and Nashville. Many of the
specialtics were dealt In more extensive than
for some timc, ant with foW exceptions wore
decidedly higher Pittsb1rg and Western pre-
lerrcd rose 80: Tennessee Coal aud Iron. 3 /;
Denver and RIO Grsnle preferred. 2ls; Denver
AMI Rio Graudo common, 2l4; Su-Iuehanua
and Weston 49,; SIsquchanua aud Western
preferred, 2ie; Evansville and Terre linutc
and United States Express, -, and General
Electric, IL, per ccnL Among the lndustrill-
other than Chicago Gas there was considerable
activity IN American Sugar aud Dsuiing and
Cattlc-Feciing. lho former rose . and tho
latter lis. American Tobacco common sold up
I and reacted =. me Preferred declined IL.
tocking-Nalley WAS a notable exception, de-
Ginning -.
THE CLOSE STRONG.
There were reactions from the general list at
Intervals during tne day bit they were short
lived, and &c the clOse the whole market wa'
strong in tono SaJos-Listou, $4,000, un-
ilstei, 81 ,OUC shares
NONTN And BXCHiNCg.
Evfntn1.- -i1ty-iay bills, 49,: Commercial
bills w,Ys q. fio4aS4Sfi4: some pressure Q,
-"l. Money ~ al demand az 4ab: q O-IuR
offered AZ -. Sub-IreasurY balances Com.
stj,8jO.UuO currency, sl4,4l1Uuu. Goy-
efnmonts str ng,r; 4 per cents, LAS. state
tou1s feaiurcleA-.
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Eln AsctAk-

.CDOOO TO LOAN On ! T.
Z.OOO PROVED city real es.ai'
~ rsnt. interest; ais, sEN EhAL oIahk va
- sams rate Of interest. II llyN t'
o. sa III 1914 Man 49, =.
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Commercial travellers invariably provide
theulselxea With Or. Bulre Cough syrup.
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NORFOLK PgANUrMAHEEr

IlH0IFI1"I ~ -" ="
OcroBER 3-Nafket s'caiy. Iha =. ~ -
have not started Up f1ly ~, mourn ~ ~
IN Sogn ocasionany frifnr. fpiei y -
ur,me' PIC; fancy. s.: tsciorJ han i-da'N'~'
3a4blc. -.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 3.-OFFERIsGs Wheat,
3. 3G6 bushels. Corn. 452 bushels. Data, COZ
bushels. Rye, ls4 bushels
SALES Wheat, 1,l44 bushels. Corn, 4O2
busnels. oats, 1872 Dusnels- Rye, "a bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WnsAr.-L)nzbsrry. 7JaSlc. Mirsi. 73as0c
shortperry. goa soc. No 2 red, 7sa79c.
90 E.--White. Virginia (prmel, 6ic. NO
., white, 5uIsa57c.: No. =, mixed, 5oc.
OArs-Wioter Tor seeal, 4Oa42c.; No q
mixed. 37Lla3Sc. (; No. 8, mixed. 3614a37c
RYE.-63a6Sc.
FLoJR.-We dlJ.s: Fine. s21s2.25; super
nne. s2.25asg.5O; extra, s325as350; family
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Important. salvation OH. the groatcet cure
On earth fof D AIN, Is Only 20 cents.