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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Personals and Briefs.

Hon. w. T. Atkins. of Mecklenburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Alice V. Gaines, of Danville. who
has been visiting her uncle. has returned
home.
Mr.. Henry Beers, well-known former
resident. now Of New York, is at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Lieutenant Z. j. Euker was out yester-
day. but is still quite feeble and suffering
with his eyes.
Mr.. Leroy f. Brown. who has been
quite sick for several days, was much bet
ter yesterday.
Councilman Murphy, of this city, was in
the disaster which occurred on the Poto-
mac recently.
Rev. Walter II. Robertson and family; OF
WarrentOn, Va. are visiting Mrs. Dr.
Wake. liz west Cary street.
Rev. Francis J. Boges, of Ashland. now
on the superannuatsd list of the Methodist
Conference. was IN the city yesterday.
Hon. Frank j. Sibley, of Georgia. is an
nounced to address a Prohibition meeting
at 0ld-MArket Hall tonight at 8 o'cloc K.
Miss Hartley Graham, who has been Wis
iting OF Mr. Lewis II. Blair's, went yester-
day TO visit Mr.. Seldom Bruce. Franklin
street.
MIR. Malcolm ShackIeford and Richard
Cullen have Just returned from an ex.
tended tour through the West. They met
with cordial welcome from their many
friends.
The Council Committees on Claims and
Salaries, Printing. and Police held regular
sessions last evening and transacted routine
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wayne Belvin have re-
turned TO London from q pleasant trip TO
Switzerland, and will in few weeks re-
turn to New York.
Red Watts and Ernest Corbin (both col
ored) were received at the penitentiary
Yesterday from Elizabsth CITY TO serve
one year each for malicious assault.
Dr. r. L. Fleming and wife. of Lynch
burg, are in the city on brief visit. DIR.
Fleming is the new chairman of the new
Synodical Eyangelisric Committee.
1t was Mrs. ]. r. Phelps instead of Mrs
Phillips who received FIRST premium .fol
the best specimen of oil-painting on velvet
or plush exhibited az the Exposition.
Rev. r. II. Bennett. pastor OF the WASH
ington-Street church, held a special ser
vice for the scholars of his Sunday school
Sunday morning. and there were ten con-
versions.
Hon. Basil b. Gordon, chairman OF the
State Democratic Committee, has request
cd Hon. j. L. n. Curry TO speak at Peters
burg tomorrow night and the latter has
signifed his Willingness 10 do so.
The earnings OF the Richmond aud Pc
tersburg railroad for September. 1892, were
S2s,5sl.s7 expenses, $fS.652.3l; and the
earnings of the Petersburg railroad fol
! same month were 81. 564.05; expenses
40 57642.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

and had 10 be carried from the stand. For
Pome time hls life was almost despaired OF.
hut BY persistent efforts phyAictans re-
yiyed him somewhat. He Is now IN Q pre-
carlous. condition. though Il 10 believed be
will recover. He will not be able TO make
any more speeches during this campaign.
and torchlieht procession here tomorrow
night. Hon. X. w. J. Ham, the celebrated
Georgia orator. will be here. Zeb Vance
will DO here. His presence alone Is enough
TO FIRE every Democratic heart in North
Carolina.
There was a great Democratic rally at
Gastonia to-day. A number ct prominent
speakers were present. vance was there
by special invitation, but not to speak.
The crowd was Wild with enthusiasm.
This part of North Carolina ia safe for De-
mocracv against the combined effort Of
Republicans and Third-party people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
RADICAL RIOTERS.
TEMPT TO AssAssINArE STATE.
- AUDITOR sANoEALIN.
..,..d by Gang OF Republican
n..persdoss-rive Men Killed and
po1en Seriously Wounded.
,o.,ro.poudcDce OF tho Richmond Dlspstch.l

,r,rrcspondepce OF tho Richmond Dspsich.l
pry,oa. N. c.. October 81. --S,ate-Audi.
49,. ssnderlin, who returned yesterday
t'an beyond the Blue Ridge. narrowly
.,ored assassination there by gang OF
"o~nbl,can desporadoes. This was at
T.,n.ylle, little town, tho county sea,
- yancey. A gang, headed by an outlaw
I'D Bud Parrot, attacked the court
- Parrott entered, but was thrown
=, bv the Democrats Inside, who saw his
Use was 20 murder DIR. Sanderlin. A
ll~o,h.r of persons were shot and cut.
L h.'1, Two more OF the Republicans en-
81 They we're also thrown out.
1--WE MIN KILLED.
r..b.,np was renewed and FIVE men were
-, and I'VE times as many wounded. a
-, seriously. Bud Parrot was killed,
81 Ia was Democrat named Philips.
a.. fooled Republicans made an attempt
80 m ambush on the road and kill Dr.
s.rl.r.in. but the latter had large escort
s1',lpoky Democrats and they could not
-, ou, their plans.
BLOODY SCENES.
Tho agalr has created great stir, not
-, ,bere but all IN the west, and will GER
an, help the Democrats. DR.. Sanderlin
''". ,be scenes after the bloody fight were
70 ,..rst ne has seen since the war. Peo-
-. tere nom the west say Parrot was one
=. me most notorious OF the bad men
,.tr.t section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
LIS GREAT HALIFAX RALLY.
Ihlrd.Tarty Men FiockIng Back to De
mocfac,-Dr. Patterson Leads the Way.

IhIrd.Patty Men FIocklng Back to De-
mocracy DIR. Patterson Leads the Way.
.,arr.,roudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
S.4LlSD NECK. n. g., October 3l.-The
I.uacrgtIc rally here last Saturday was
Oh. biggest thing ever seen in halifax
g-ty. certainly in many years. The
" -s vas well done and already assures
saI results. The colored people heard
rs speakers with great delight, and the
i,t ;ua, the Republican party has no
cunt ..ckct made the Democratic doc
'r.y preached much more effective.
Il,1.party men are coming over. and one
rsnp40 said recently that he would SUI
~ Dr., arms cut of before he would vote
81. Democratic ticket again has come
ts.k and Will vote The Democratic ticket
U- x. A. Patterson, ex-president OF the
Halifax County Alliance and who has been
Considered a ThiTd-party man, will this
g--k publish letter saying he Will vote
g, cleveland and the State ticket. This
rI1.ve much influence with Thlrd-party
-.-al over the county.
News came here this morning that a
ran Was Knocked down and robbed be-
tween this place and Enfield Saturday
lClt. Your correspondent was not able
'o.rarD the name. 1t was reported that
-, man died from the INJURY.
tl,yery dry all through the country
~ there sTe many forest fires.
tts al the cotton yards here yesterday
iss,, we'd few bales of cotton. but there
-, uo.tlng serious more than the loss of
Gy cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Hol,yw. I'd Memorial Association.
~~cxy.~ .,.nox;s<. - a.. sY ..lt>s, n II

A regular meeting of the Ladies' Holly
wood Memorial Association was held at
the Second Presbyterian church yesterday
at noon. The meeting was largely attended
and Was presided over by Mrs. Joseph
Bryan.
Reports from the vafious committees
Were received. which made an excellent
showing for the organization.
The matter Of arranging for O bazaar.
the proceeds Of which are TO be devoted
to the Sailors and Soldiers monument.
was informally discussed, bat no action
taken.
The reports showed that there were
about 5000 in the treasury and that about
SO, 1000 bad been paid over 10 DR.. Weaver
for the removal OF the Confederate dead
from Gettysburg.
The meeting adjourned subject to the
call OF the president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
HenrIco County Notes.

There were 157 eeds entered to record
in the Clerks Office of the Henrico County
Court last month. Sixteen marriage-lI-
censes were issued during the same period.
OF these five were to white and eleven to
colored couples.
Workmen were engaged at the county
courthouse yesterday putting in heater;
by which the courtroom, clerks Office, and
Jail will be heated.
The workmen on the new Jail have been
somewhat retarded by the arrival OF mate
rial being delayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
INCENDlARY GOODE.
A Political Riot Nearly Precipitated ut
Farmville.
tspecinl telegram 70 one plspatch.l


Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
FARMvILLK, Va. October 91.-A general
riot was nearly precipitated here tonight
by the most incendiary speech ever de-
liyered in our midst. j. Thomas Goode,
the Thrd-party candidate for Congress,
was the speaker, and some two hundred
negroes aud several scores of whites his
auditors. From the beginning OF his adj
dress he heaped the vilest vltupera-
ton and SANDER upon the Democracy
and the present election laws. he
seemed to suit his words to his
audience by abusing the Democrats and
Iauding the, Republicans until he adj
vanced TO vile abuse of the Christian minis.
try, inNnuating in terms of shameful de-
rision that they countenanced election
frauds and the stealing of Republican
votes. He knew of only four exceptions
in the ministry, and two of these were
found in Drs. Talmage and Dixon. of New
York, and a third in Rev. Mr.. Jordan, of
Mecklenburg county, and the fourth In
Sam Jones.
ANOTHER FOUL ISLANDER.
This broad and impairment assertion
brought Kisses and jeers from many ii the
audience, but the most exciting assertion
made by the speaker. and one which
brought every white man to his feet. with
ING u0WlsthkhDlt slSus VI anger NcpiNtcN
in his countenance, was that while he
tGoode) was in the Legislature as many
as three Democratic colleagues of his told
him that they were not elected from their
respective counties, but simply counted
in. His reply TO them was that II he had
come there unfairly to the legislative halls
he would have kept on over TO Superin-
tendent Lynn's. and there asked for quar-
tiers.
he DECLINED.
A gentleman arose in the audience and
demanded the names of the legislators.
Mr. Goode declined to name even one, say
ing he was responsible only to the legisla-
tors themselves for his assertion. Here
a general row ensued.
KISSED AND JBEBED.
Perfect pandemonium reigned from this
time until Mr.. Goode was hurried from
the rostrum and taken to the Mckinney
Hotel. The widest excitement prevailed
and he was Kissed and jeered along the
street en- route by all classes of citizens.
The very air seemed to rend with the ex-
clamation, whats the matter with the
ministry" 1t is clear that Mr.. Goode
lost the few votes that might have been
cast at this place for him by his ill-ad-
yised speech here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers George w. Allen
Co., agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
WINSTON DIST RIcI OF THEY NJ. c. A.
A'jovrnmen, Of the Convention-Death's
Doings Around Reidsviiie.

.9ueaponfence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
hkDsynLE. n. c., October 3l.-The
.-f'a annual convention OF the Winston
..''tci OF the Young Mems Christian AS
s''.ai.ou, which has been in session at
ia' place SINCE Friday last. adjourned last
ss4t aud was addressed at the Metho-
,l
b. Frank Boaz, of this place. died Sat
e'-a' light Of typhoid-feyer alter few
',,t' illness. There was also another
l'1ib about the same bour--that of Mrs.
H. Loyd. formerly, of Lynchburg. Va.
-.''. ilyd leaves a baby only few days
aLi large family.
news has been received here of the sud-
G'- Death Friday last Of J. X. stephens, OF
e..4ts'ile. y. c., from paralysis. Mr..
~. '',-,ls was postmaster and. perhaps, the
- ti9minent Republican in that sec
w. IL is thought he over-exerted himself
paisn work. and, beng an Invalid,
-'a'h was brought on prematurely.
go. 'gram received here announces the
II'.... =. illness Of Mr. James Jennings, of
n It,-ulfg Va, son Of our towusmar, W.
Il '.e''r-. i. G. Evans and w. l.. HAZEL. of
'.-s, spent Sunday here.
-, - Minerva Allen, of Greensboro, is
''''As IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

ia pactskes and ~ reflections hines, ei0,
lowest, Is 2U--Avoreee. e4.fS. r., -
Privnts saIes Filters, 3l9: smokors. ia:
cutters. AZ; wrsppers. 22z; darks, 4eS; scrap,
lnternsLrsvsnus ccllssaions; CtearS ana CT
earettes So, a40sf7; tobacco. e57, 03S. -: ape
ciai tar. $500. 42--totsI. af3p,
number Of Kichmond tcoac<Daisss leave
Tor the Rocky Mount IN. O. special sale on "a
Instant tomorrow. Good loose salcsso-morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Necroe. Will Not Vote for g oode.

ICorrespondence OF inc KIchIhOnu DIspaIcn'I
PETERSBURG, Va, October S1.-There is
no doubt of the fact that many of the
white and colored Republicans of this
city will not only refuse to vote for Colonel
J. Thomas Goode, the Third-party candi-
date for Congress, but will openly vote for
Mr.. Epes. the Democratic candidate.
They make no secret of the matter. The
enforced withdrawal of Mr.. Gillian, their
distrust of General Malone, and the I'M
warranted interference of the national
committee IN local matters as well as
their dislike of Third-party principles,
combine to make them take this course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Appointment and Pardon.

INIItVI8l EVIo ETNIII 70 tI5 UF5pHI'U.I
RALEIGH. N. c.. October 3l.-Goverpor
Holt has appointed Richmond Pearson. o
Asheville. local yice-president for Nortn
Carolina of the National League for Good
Roads. MIR. Pearson will represent the
State at the national convention at WASH
ington city next month. The league was
formed at Chicago week before last
The Governor to-day pardoned Thomas
W. Hurdles. who was recently convicted
of perjury in Gates county aud sentenced
to one year in Jail. Thsre was conflicting
evidence in the trial. and another reason
for the pardon is HurGles's falling health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Confirmation by Bishop Van de Vyver.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 31.-The Right
Rev. Bishop A, Van de Vyver confirmed a
large class of over hundred children and
adults in St. Mary's church this morning.
Tomorrow he will ordain Mr.. Richard L..
Carne priest of the Catholic Church.
Peter Benny, of Loudoun, the negro can
didate for Congress from this district. has
Withdrawn from the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
cHARLEsToN's GALA WEEK.
Navy Department Hubbub About Sham
Bombardment of Sumter.
[By telegraph to the D,spa chi

[By telegraph to the Disps, ch.l
CHARLEsToS, 8. g., October 9l.--Gala-
week has begun, and crowds mr. irving
The naval officers are ben & evJn a ride
around the city. and have .eci. lost cor
daily received by the best people of
G larleston. The Associated Press dispatch
about the hubbub in the naval depart
ment, buletlned by the Netcs and Courier
Is the cause OF the utmost astoDlshment.
There has never been any talk of having
any flags at the fireworks.
THE NAVAL HUBBUB.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October 31.-The
officials of the Navy Department are watch
ing with some apprehension the course of
events at Charleston. >. c., where, begin
ming to-day. there is TO be celebration OF
gala week" in commemoration of the
escape of the city from total destruction
oy the earthquake of 1886. At the request
Of citizens the United States steamers
Dolphin and Nesuvius have been sent TO
the city 10 participate in the celebration.
The vessels arrived there Yesterday and
the apprehension of the naval officers IS
caused by the announcement in the press
that "a naval bombardment of Fort Sumter
Is 10 form part OF the programme. IL any
such intention had taken shape IN the off.
cial programme the Navy Department
would have promptly contaminated the
orders OF the naval vesSels, Tor commodore
Ramsay saws that he would not for a mo-
mept tolerate the idea that vessel of the
United States navy should participate in
an attack, even though it were sham at
tack. on the national flag.
The officers have concluded that as no
official programme of the celebration has
been brought 10 the attention of the de-
partment there is at present no basis for
Official action, so it has been decided to
leave the question as to the participation
of the vessels in the celebration to the dis
cresion of Commander Brownson, of the
Dolphin. senior officer of the little fleet,
and every confidence Is felt at the depart
ment in the soundness of his judgment.
TIE PROGRAMME CHANGED.
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 31.-In defer
ence to the alleged disturbed condition of
political sentiment in certain quarters, it
is proposed 10 change the bombardment Of
Fort sumter, provided for Thursday night,
10 the bombardment of Fort Sullivan,
away back about the time of the American
revolution.
The naval officers will not take part in
the BON bard Dent of Fort Sullivan or Fort
Sumter, but will enjoy the fireworks from
shore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

State Secretary II. O. Williams conduct
ed the meeting for young men IN tbs
Young Mems Christian Association build
ING Sunday afternoon. The attendance
was unusually large, about 200 being pres
emit. The singing was very good. and the
meeting In general was very intsfestinS
one. The Bible Class, under the leader
ship of Secretary Candlish, - ftsaniiy IN.
ssst Enndsv was ve-v large, and much IN.
tsrsst was m infested IN The study OF the
Scriptures. na
branches Of the Young Mons Christian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
PerTeaEws PART OF GETTYSBURG
f'po'ed North Carolina nonument TO
BE Erected There.

'e'ipndence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Car.ttIloH. n. C., October 3l.-Najor Me-
~ 10 late OF the Confederate service.
M Governor Holt from Hagerstown.
rs.,' "a, he has acquired by purchase the
- we battle-grounds at Gettysburg
"1'eu Pet,lgrew's gallant North Caro-.
ef.-. made their famous and desperate
fi'sr' lie Is building cottage there aud
lr ',.lne ihe Governor that IN making some
O. leiuents the bodies Of several North
l.Ill aus have been dug up. These be
lr,a1A carefully reburied. lie says he
,ls,a ms state will erect o monument
a., he wishes TO give the State deed
dsveusyie OF the land. Governor Holt to-
e,s,e SO V.rred with officers Of the Confed-
i AL 'ettsfans' Association in regard 10
sue VIII accept the gift.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
WILL NOT BE TAKEN DOWN.
-,s, is what Eavcs SAYS About tho Re
,rbltcan Ticket-Exum WIZ sttckei.

that ie what Eavcs saws ABOUT tho Ike
,pbltcan Ticket-Exum WIZ stickei.
,r,,-o,uoadence Of the Richmond Disoatch.l
RurIaB, n. G., October Si.-Your cor
.r.rlcut to-day interviewed Chairman
i.re. 10 the Republican s ate Committee.
S.F.stel him the direct question: will
- STATE ticket he taken down." TO
,rs CHAIRMAN Eayes replied: You can
-. 3. from me officially that our State
~. viii not be taken down, and that
s.r.ske the voting for Harrison and our
..sf4 ticket equal tests of fealty TO the
go, That is straight. as TO congress
49, -te Republicans are of the ticket
Z. oh. Ilrst. Fourth, and Sixth Districts.
Ia.no' think they will 20 of IN any other
t.,,c,s. ] know they will not in the
s.rsrtn. Eighth. aud Ninth. Clark (ke-
mi. Oh. in the Third, was here day or
s.... .rd minated that he would stay
=, Tlum. Imrd-party nominee tor Gov
..r.r $50, here Friday and told me that he
Intended TO stay in the field"
LARGE REGISTRATION.
The reports from various parts of the
ga. snow large new registration. IL Is
80 belief al Democratic headquarters that
t.pU votes will be cast IN this election.
It, Instructions 20 the negroes are to
e.. ,a- Harrison and for Furches (Repub-
r.sr, aad for Third party local tickets.
l,y., saws ne regards the congressional
v..sa. q local matter, and declares that he
f.... u.r cent of the full Republican vote
- Harmon and Furches. He says the
ir,rI rarty Will get very few Republican
,.,s. au the State and national tickets.
~ Republicans are thoroughly drilled rs
T. .s.. Inc Third party promises to vote
ir,as Republican nominees for Associate
Justice and Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Virginia Raiirasd-Bond Coupons
20 $1,000. 20 IN a nianatch1

wAIL-SrgxET BUREAU ASSOCIATED fssss,
New YoEg. October 3l.--heceiyers huioe-
koper and Foster give notice tnat 'ne eVu.
pons maturing November i. ioS1, Oh .se
gaae 4 per cent. bonds, Richmond. York
RIVER aud Chesapeake railway second
mortgage bonds, and Northwestern rsi,,
road OF Georgia first-mortgage bonds VIII
be- naid at the office of the General Trust
COMPANY Of New York on the above
pamed date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
shot at the Conductor

When the east-bound train leaving
Staunton at LAO p. Nj. was about thirty
miles this side of that place Yesterday the
conductor had occasion TO put off two ne
grOes, who were trying to beat their way.
As the train moved OF one OF the men nred
two shots at the train, but nobody was hut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

GAINESVILLE. TENN, October 29.-Common
lugs, S425as475; medium Tugs, s5aS5.6O
good lugs, s5.75a3d.50; common leaf, S6a31;
5000; fine loaf, elJasl3; selections. e14a415.
Sales this week, 179 hogsheads. Market re-
mains firm without any change; Trading most
ly privately now.
Had some killing frosts this week, bat no rains
vet 10 give n handling soeson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Registered from Richmond.
fsnsc,a, ,a,sersm 10 tina f)isua ssh. I

Nsw Yosx. October s1.--H. II. Wallace,
Sinclair; A. III. Scott, Morton; ;. Sycle.
ST. Denis III. w. Rosenbaum, Imperial
A. IA. Scott, Morton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
ST. LOUIS.

d. LOOios
ST. LOUIS, No., October 31.--florr duu and
unchanged. Wheat closed higher than SBtur.
day; cash and November, 65}4a6536c.; De.
cember, 67ssc.a67stc. Corn advanced and
closed "a 10 &c. above Saturday: cash 36c.
November. 38ISc.; December, 373zc. Osts closed
Asic; higher cash &c: h: ..u ss,sS
ties unchanged Pork easisr; jobbans. ela7S
Lard nominal, 1918. Dry sails meets lower
shoulders, 1910; shorts, IS: boxed toess loo
more. Bacon: Shoulders, e7.25; shortA ~;
hams. .5oss1s.50.
CINCINNATI.
omcrsxArI. O., October 31.-Fiour-Fsmiiy.
s2.25as2.75. Wheat irmer: No. 2. sc. Corn
easy No. 2 mixed, 43az31<c. 0ets shade
firmer at S2a32I<c. Pork dun and nominal ~
1880. Lard nominal ~ %. Buik.msats nrm
nc e7.75ats. Bacon steady q to375fato.60s
whiskey steady ct eL.1h
WILMINGTON.
wnxrxeroS, n. c., October sl.--Turpsatins
steady at 3Se. Rosiu nrms strained o6c,: good
strained, 81. Tar hrm at also. Osude tnrs
pentine nrm; hard u yslsow-dip ana v'rB'A
ALTO.
new YORK c0vr0H pUrUReA
NEW Yoax. October 3l.--Cssson- Nss receipts,
none: ercss receipts, $50 haies. FUTURES
closed steady; sales, l62 800 bAleo; Noyembtg,
e7.8lsa7 IS; Decemhsfs ". 5000 20 January
eS.06aeG09; February. e9.3QeS4Sls Aalc1,
a.. 3isSS. az: April, SS.l1ae44 -; Hal, o1-6t4
Ss.53; June, "a 06aSs.6 2i July. eAooaoo7O:
xnsusi. ss7Ssss.7a.
NORFOLK PRANurnAxkHr
[2eporssd fcr ne Dlspasch,l