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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

aaa foreign missiona by Rev James Grammar,
ID. ~, oIertory for mssions OF virginia a.
THURSDAY 900 4. A., dsvosionsi n'oesins ,s'
clergy ouiy, conducted by Rev. Z. Powers, ". ~.
s sSsss and sermon 7 ~ es Noso B. D.
ciortory Tor convention rand; ID y ~. ad:
!oosnment for dinner; y. w. conpsoIton ~
business: 4:sU r. NJ. essay and discussion on
~Tho Social Relations OF Pastor 70 MS REQ
plsn--essaylst Rev. r. g. Mach --spsakese. hevh'
Il. ". Randolph aud l. W. Burton. geherhi uis-
cnsslon; TO p. NJ, adjournment ,or spnppcr !
X. Mason, ID. D., offertory for convocation fund,
closing exercises or toe convention.
RELIGIOUS ssRvIcBs At THs Y. NJ 9. A.
The regular niee,lns for young men was bold
Sunday afternoon af o'clock W tno hhli Oh tne
Young Meme Christian Association, WITH oessiy
200 40 attendance. Mr.. 9. ". hnnter delivered
An Interesting address and Nr. Shepherd Webb
pres,sed At the piano, while MIR. ID. ). Bennett
vas the orgenist and Mr. q. II. Monptcastle the
corneiist. mrs. Knowles rendered several beau-
az sis O'Clock Secretary caudlish conducted
tho conversational Biole-cisss. which was well
attended.
duct the Sunday-sch0o losson, TO which ladies
and gentlemen are infiieL
SPECIAL meetings Tor youngmen are being held
every night this wees In the association building.
BRIEF CHURCH MOTHS.
Rev. Mr.. Hite's sermon Of tho New Church
Mission aifue1 10 throw 8omc new Hgnt on tho
text: $50 your way and tell John what things
ye have seen ana heard Luke VII. 90. Tue
disciples Of John, he said, were those who re-
ceivcd snG applied tho truth ho preached. Tho
cleansing OF she external lIe that resulted ena.
bled ths'n 70 nee that tho lord was the author
and source OF tho clsarsiD tand the doer Of tho
miracles which took pace before their eyes.
The text, he said, Il Che Lords own assurance 20
Johns disciples that 1, they 1.-Two In faithful ODE
dleucc 70 the truth they have they viii be led by
II 10 see and receive Ills own deeper aud fuller
truths, that will free them from tho dominion OF
lusts and passions, remove their evil loves and
false thoughts, release them from spiritual
bondage 70 evil spirits, md then bring them to
clear light and enable them 70 live freely the
new hie they nov see possible.
At 81. Mays church Sunday Rev. p. Willibald,
O. g. b., celebrated high mass ct 1880 A. NJ,
and f. Henry, o. (. b., delivered beautiful SER
mon On tho epistle OF the day. The singing OF
high mass and yespers was very fDe. The choir
rendered music OF high order with great ex-
preston and accuracy. The singing Of the
Sancte Pater Beaedicte was especially praise
worthy.
A requiem mass was sung at st. Mary's
church yesterday morning. II being the All
Souls Day OF the Benedictne order.
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Na,rov r,c,pe from Death.

Charlie Kcppier, the 17-year-old son OF MT,
Philip Reppler, had marrow escape iron uSaea ~
Sunday he went into the bathroom, neatou ny
n chancoal fcrnace, and failed 20 put on the cans
Tor tho escape Of the gas outside tho room. nc
Was in the tub about ten minutes, eno "li WIZ,
90 q M fail across the furnace inluring nilnseu
eonsiIerabIy about tue body. Ashe was acsen,
from the breakfag,-table some one asked about
MIN, ana subsequently he was found lyins scrvss
,h,. fnrnace An an ineensibio condition. ~ was
sn,na t,Toa before consciousness was restored,
ana he viii be confined 70 his room ior se.s 81.
days. Hal tho unfortunate lad been touhl ns .
minutes later be would Doubtless haso ~, e.
oorrea. as hts clothing would have caush' hfo
ana no would also have been sunocated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
Safe. Now Useless In ssism.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
SlLgx, VA, November 1.-The Norfolk and
Western ticket-ofIice at this place was entered
during the night by burglars, who, with tools
stolen from an adjoining blacksmith's shop,
knocked OF the combination and drew back the
bolts OF the safe. from which they TOOK 500 IN
casb. lint left a check and an old pistol which
we're also in the safe. SO quietly was their work
performed that two gentlemen asleep In room
above we're not awakened. safe-cracking mas
become 80 common here that Tow people Keep
money In them.
Thoee citizous who have read Of the shooting
O. Rev, J. X. hoffstt In Danville are very indig-
nant about It. as no was weil-known mere ana
has brother, W. w. honett' pracueihs law III
Salem. -,
Frank A. Lovelock left to-day for the South Caro-
lima state Fair, at Columbia, where he goes as
expert Judge OF livestock, In which capacity ne
Hagerstown, Nd, and Lynchburg, Va.
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Two Prom nent North Csroiinisns Mar

Married. IN Richmond, Va, at the resi-
dence OF her sister. Mrs. ], nj. Barley, in
the presence OF the family and lew
friends, DIR. RICHARD X. GREGORY and
Mrs. AUGUSTA ]. DAVIS.
DIR. Gregory is ar eminent and dstin-
guished physician and surgeon. as wen az
an inventor of notoriety. lie Is native of
Virginia, but resident Of North Carolina.
The beautiful and accomplished bride is q
native of North Carolina, noted for her
great beauty and lovely Christian charac-
ter, and beloved by oil who know her. She
was attired in white albatross. richly and
beautifully trimmed, and diamond orna-
ments. She carried bunch OF pure white
chrysanthemums.
The parlors we're beautifully decorated
with pure white chrysanthemums. GALA
lilies, and geraniums.
Statesville On. o. landmark please
CODy.
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DEATHS Do,ussin AibemarIe.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dsoatcn.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November 14-Mr. A.
n. Douglass died al his residence, In THIS city,
or Saturday evening last. He recently pur-
chased property here. He was the father-in-law
OF IN, Hon. Walter Dabney, secretary OF the In
terstste Commission. His funeral took place tnis
ate noon ut o'clock.
Mr. Meredith Harris died at bis residence, at
the university. last night, In the 7Oth year OF
his age. He recently suffered stroke OF paraly-
sis. from which he never recovered. He was o
Mason, by whom he will be buried.
Information reached here Saturday night that
Mr.. Coleman Sneed dropped dead at his nome,
near Buckeyland, about ten miles from Char
lottesville, on the evening previous. he had
Just gone out 70 attend TO the feeding OF MS
cowg when he was stricken with paralysis dying
almost Instantly. He was In the employ OF Mr.
/. W. Coz. of this city, aud was @ miller by occu-
patton. He was about go years OF age and a
very worthy and upright man. His funeral TOOK
place Yesterday.
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their magnificent triumph. Lass nisbss cs ,a,,'
boniires, fireworks. and nrlng q Captaip III "a.
nsy's confcdsrate cannon. ilianirssion OF dven'
ines, &c.
William N. Perkins made Q speech, unicn -
greatly apoIanded. especially swhen after pro
posing three cheers for Cleveland and sscvon-
ton and "cycionc" Jim Mar.nnn, no plSe-
poscd three cheers for David b. hiil, tho rres,-
dert In o. Tbs crowd fairly yelled tnsm ~
that tne great Ieaeon OF this wonderful vlcso.,
was that the American people cannos Dc pousns,
and that the principles Of the Democratic paf'y
gro eternal and iuyincible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
v.,,r.n, oo,ps to Williamsburg.

Active nrenarations are being made by X. X.
Isa Damn No /, Confederate Veterans, 10 VISIT
Williamsburg next saturday. The camp WIN
assemble at the camp hall at $40 o'clock on
march ~ me depot OF the Chesapeake and OHIO
hallway Company and depart on tne Ociocs s
train. They will return 70 the city AZ oclosn
the same evening. II Is thought that me camp
s,"ons 81 helping their comrades OF j, 4. b.
stuart Camp and tho noble ladies OF VIII ANS
bnrg in their worthy efforts TO honor the memory
OF the heroic boys In gray who sleep va. nc iaS'
sleen O, earth ia the historic cemetery OF Tue an
cient capital of the Old Dominion. II Is hopea
that eyery member OF Loo Camp who can 90 ,,
viii 90 on this trip. Grgnd-Commander lhomas
A Rranner and staff will accompany Lee CAmP
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Democratic Baisnce-sheet o. X.

PHILADELPHIA, November l4.-Chairman har'
dsy said tnat in the recent campaign the Penn
syiyanin Democrats had contributed most largelS
10 the campaign fund and that most OK the
money had been collected Ia very small ano1hts y
TINS committee. he says, was enabled TO pay oil
the EXPENSES OF the campaign from the liberal
Contributions received, and Is entirely free from
trouble. Mir. Harrity Is about leaving the cry
with his family for few days vacation, after
which he will resume his duties az KARLSRUHE o.
secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.


NEW Yoax, November MISUNDERSTANDING
unisnda. 8 i3-i6r.; urisAns t-lSc:; ssieA
21s bales; total recsipts 4a.O?4 peiS -
Is sei nsiss 10 Inc Contipeok 1.s3o bajes
e,ossr, /. COS. ga bales. southern nuQr etes4y
snd moro sctiss: GOOD 10 choics extfA eAl9e
sl'SS, WheAs sslss saa sassdx; ~ : "a
751ss In ssoTs and sleyaecs cpeess a9u ~
ssssu s, s Sssa sssss1S "a sss sesiss - o
pers; No 2. sc,4a6o9{ eEetens 4pl! 80 ~
~. icxsT. dosing efea4x HoeSs.ee -; ~ ~.
csnhers u03(Ai ny ~ ~ 1s< ~ = !, "A, ~
- ;s:sss * g lss.s ~
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Elizabeth c,ty's Clear Gain

HAMPTON, va. November i4.-The Democrats
In this county are rejoicing over the election,
o2d They make clear gain In the county OF
334 votes, and at this rate VIII soon wrest itfrom
Radical control
Petitions are being circulated asking me DEM
ocrats 10 endorse various ones for the Offices,
and there Is an indication Of lively scramble.
Mr.. Thomas W. Roche, one OF the Oldest OF our
citizens, died last night He was carried TO the
polls in a carriage on the Sth and voted Tor
fIavelaud.
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Rejoicing a. stanard.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch1
srAsARp, Va, November 12.--The largest po-
ltical demonstration ever Witnessed In our little
village occurred last night Inc hight OF homtn
candles ana sky-rockets and triumphsl bcniires
might have been seen from afar while the
Democrats Of stanard we're demonstrating their
jollincation over the election OF Cleveland ana
Stevenson and the Hon. George ID. Wise. Never
In the history OF this little place was there such
general good feeling and rejoicing among the
Democrats as was shown last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

You may bride the appetite. bnt y9r!
cannot bride the liver to do its work Wsaa.
You must be honest with IL, help y aloh2
q little nov ana then With q dose q Dill
mons LAYER Regulator. The liver peconas
siuggish sometimes and needs some ssiip ~ n
lation 70 keep of those attacks u tnua.
gcstieD and bisousnass. a ro0dt aeu "
liver promotes digestion ana pfc7shw =
LARA.
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xyut pu,oh,,e che tyler House.

The McGm Catholic Union held meepng i iaes
,,sh, AM, decided 70 purehase tor the exclusive
use OF the organization the Tyler house .. n,Iv
s ss,o NV Colonel John Murphy. bniidins-
snne committees was appointed 70 raise tns
necessary money. The union WI mest sSs,n
to-n.ght and present testimonial 20 nos.
Father Is. Al. 1ierney, who ieasv 49, R,shon
ysn ds Tyyer presided over last nights sesfion'
WHOM was quits an interesting one
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ra,b,r carns Coming TO Rlehmond.

correspondence OF the Richmond Disos.cni
AIxx1SpRIA, VA. November l<.-hsy. lstnet
Richard L. carne, who was ordained priest "a
a. Mary's Catholic churcc by Bishop van 90
rorning for R.chmond where. IL Is said. DO VIII
tale Father qisrney's place Of the Cathearai,
Father 1ierney IL daily expected here 70 thse
Oh srce Of his new parish containing the chusene
al LessDurg, Fan Church, Fairfax sfahon' anu
fsantaIn X. Ksmpsr, the new superintsnden.
~ s.SocIe. VINO suerecds Mr.. Carne, taxes charge
81 his once aud schools Tomorrow mosnns, MI
s,afns sIfning seals aud papers oser 70 nun,
irhie teenoon tho whsso teachers presented
xsfhxr Carne with . fine srsvoIiing-satenei' ara
Sssurlsy tns oolored teachers presented MN
utff A CAGE.
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Rerl..erea trsm slshmond.

TcpecthI tcIHKraIIf 70 'riu D10P1s01sI
NEW YORK, November f4--Mrs. Gardiner,
Marlborough w. II. Wcisieor, s. Denis b. j.
Saunders, MerIoa; III. G. Stewart, w. X. john
sion. l.. Stern, w. !. carr,rgton. and w. Talsy,
So. James b. j. Saunders, Ashland; n. Tailey,
81. Denis; N. West sinclair add j. r. cayson,
New York; j. II. Drake. Marlborough; n. W..
Christian. Windsor.
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s.nreme Court Of Appeals,

v. 4. Fauniiesoy ESQ, ai'o"ou '"
Cora,non 1eaitn Is. Dunlop. Argued ~ s,'os.
ney-aonsral for the conmon sottn' nv s,,,a,it,
y. Maury. ESQ, defendant 10 e'io'' "''
Commonwealth 70, Ford. trustee. argued ~
H. X. Pollard Rsl., for tue Cgoins9nw sss ~A
Coloael r. L. Maury iof detepdAns w eliS''
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AN eNeLlsHMAN IN VIRGINIA.
Trouble Anticipates with the Murderers
of the Mullins Family.

of the Mullins Family.
tcorresnondence Of the Richmond Dtsoatch.i
CIlsrwoop, VA, November 1l.-Wnliam wal
lace. prominent Apitaiist Of London, is here
ON business. lie has been In the county'eourt
cIert,s ONCE for several days past, making
aostracfs OF real estate titles in tnis e?un,ry.
He is 4 typical Englishnan. and many o. ing "a
precision: he uses sound odd 70 nasive yirsa ,ns
Planning bows and other parties IN this vicinity;
The Ficriings are brothers 70 henan eha Or'
fieminr. Who together with Doc Taylor -, milr i.
dcred tho Mullins family last spring. .nor9
"a prosecute the search for the criminals, hl,u
this is what brought about the difficulty loor co.
rsepondent hears that fhe Flegnings nave sNsr,
vengeance against those parties, ana sae'o ira
iears OF some serious difficulty resulting. in ~
two mnriAsers have escaped AIRES, 30 Tar anu "
is not known 70 she authorities weere they nro'
hut IL Is generally .houshtthsy are III hon'ucA''
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p.,or. che ccur,-,Iar,iaI.

The regimental court-martialI IS now in session
for tho trial Of members Of the First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers, infantry, for disobedience
Of orders and conduct preludiciai TO good order
and military discipline. Inc court consists Oh
osieera of the respectiye companies In the regi-
ment, with Captain c. Gray Bossieux, president;
Lieutenant StonewaiJ J. boswell, judge-advocate,
with Wilson Williams court stencgrapher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
MA. MoFfeTr,s DEATH STATEMENT


Especial telegram 70 the Dsspatch.l
pAxvnLr, VA, November 14s--As stated IN my
telegram published In she DISPATCH, Rev. J. X.
no6ets. who was shos on Friday night BY !. +.
Clark, died NJ an early hour sunday morning.
An autopsy wns held, and Is vas found thar tue
ball had penetrated the liver and the inteslines.
Nj, MofIett made statement before HIS death,
In which no said that no had been shot ~ Mr..
Clark; that be iMoffett> had 10 pistol and ga
not shoot, and that he made no assault on M:
Clark before he was shot An Inquest was bold
sunday afternoon, and verdict rendered that
the deceased met his death rom q gunsno,
wound inflicted BY J. T. Clark. Mr.. CLARK viii
have preliminary trial to morrow morning.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. Aoffett took place this
afternoon from the North pnnysile Baptist
church, Of which he was pastor. A large con.
course VI people were present, and the services
were very impressive.
NE WILL REMAIN.
The people OF Danviile arc glad 20 know that
Rev. c. X. Bryan, associate rector OF the Church
OF the Epiphany, has decided 20 remain nese ~,
one time thought OF doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
Senatorial Sporting Party.
m, ,a,arrarh IN tina Disnatch.

PETERSBURG, Va, November 14.-E1-senator
william Malone and Senators quay ana Sani-
eron have como 10 one OF the sea islands, South
Carolina, where they viii be the guests OF Senator
Butler, OF South Carolina They intend TO hunt
nd al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
Avo. Ave. Per
Roll Art. Cent.

-t.rr1t meeting viii be held at Brosd-Sreet
..-. ,t. sceoud sunday IN December, and the
..-l & Directors will moot as the same place
rasf-i'l sunday In November at $50 Z. NJ.
rlYrsI srSDAy.sCHOoL ASSOCIATION.
...t.!y mot n Lcigh-Strcet church sunday
..r tle Woo president, Mr.. Robert w.
..... p-c-Iirng: William q. Daniel, Esq,
......-s The meeting was opened with prayer
BOD. r. &. O.. Phillips. Interesting addresses
,...-.4s uy Row Joseph w lser, Dr.. Cooper.
'.Ivr b. =. Johnson. All Of the schools were
,.r,r...'rl ana TIE reports were both gratifying
,tepl,ssuc. From them these figures are
ai.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispsich'J
prtxSxr. VA. November la.--The Democrats
~ prisxkf or held their grand joliihcatsoh
~, tse,r VICTORY last Hisba These same Demo
cssss Vere tue dr6s g Eate9 clevoLsna poss e
Scafb gesi Yirstnia sad ths nSst % ceisp1ase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. November IA. 1892.

RrcHxoSp. November 1f.--OsyEafs0s-Wheat
9. asa Dasneis. Corn. 282 bushels.
slLxs Wheat, 1905 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wHsAr.-Longbsrry. 7oa76.. Mixed. 7Ua76c
naoYtperry. 6.ia7Jc. No 2 red, 73aS4c.
JOaH.--Whisc, Virginia, new. bag lots, 4oa4 &C
No . WHITE. Asc. NO. y mixed, 46e47e.
OAfa--W Winter lfor seedl, 3se4ss.i NO =
miIen, 37a3sc. 10. q. mixed. 35a3oc.
HYx--oOe0.,c.
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BALrlNoBS. November iI.-fiour firm; vest
ern super, sl.S5ss2 10; do extra, s'.g5as3lO;
do family, s3.40as3.s0: winter wheat, patent,
sssS ;psips wsGe, PsSn ssSss
seer barrels: sales, 7,350 barrels. wheat dall;
T3ic: Dece@scr. 7sHa75,ks.; May, S9asatle:j
bushels shipments, ,9io bushels; stock, =, e52,-
pG5 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels; milling
wheat by sample, 73a7dc. Corn easy; mifcd
spot, 4ssia4ac.: year, 47ssat7ssc;; January,
25,oSf bushels; saipmsnis, SI,sot bushels;
stock, 3ip,ill bushels; sales. 10000 bushels.
White corn. by sample. 4dafs,tc. yellow 90,
48l4a4Dlec. Oats active and steady No. 2 white
western. 4Ia42c.; No. 9 mixed western. asa
3slSc receipts, 5000 bushels: stock, il5.of0
bushels RE dull; No. e, DOE. non inally, re-
cepts, $40 bushels; stock, "a, 7ps bushels. Hay
steady; good to choice timothy, sl4sslo. Grain
reights more active.
sy LOUIS.
1T. Logis. Mo-, November ii.-Fiouf nrm
but SLOW. Wheat closed a, tia2sc. below satar-
day; cash and November. ol@tc; december.
Oat4c: May, ,0ic. Corn nnished ~. under
Saturday cash, 4sc.; November, ssc. bic De-
cember. $3.50; year, 3S41c oats,-Casn hisnsr
at sI.1O. Begging and colt0D-ties unehnnsed.
Pork easy at $3.50. Lard entirely nominal Al
$S.SOasv. Dry salt meats and bacon unchangod'
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., November i4.-flour nrm
family, ss.50aie.7b; fency, saDoass ~.
Wheat active and ssrong: No. =, 72A.:t. uorn
In good demand; NO. mixed, 4fNc Oais
strong No. 2 mixed, 33itc. PORK firn atsl2.'0.
Lard nomlnal at $3.50. Bulk-mea,s scarce ~
sT.75. Bacon steady at s9.25. Wniskey htm at
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, y. C., November 14.-Turpentinee
firm az 2SM,. Rosiu quiet: strained, 81 good
strained, si.l5. Tar firm at ei.3D. Crude
turpentne quiet; bard, 81 yei.ow-iip and vir-
gin, sl.7O.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReportei for the Dispasch.l
NOVEMBER I4.-Nnrket steady. Moderate sales
reported pfitae, 234c. extra primo, 2fsc.;
fancy, 3a3lsc.; factory hnnd-plcked 3afIic.
SEw YORK COTTON rUruesN
Nxw YoRK. November 14.-Cotton--Net 70.
ceIpts none; gross. 1926 bales. Futures closei
steady; sales. 2s3,TO0 bales; November. ss.vss
| $50: December, ss.7BasS.7I; January,
| SS.OIass.D2; February. sg.0tas.lO5; March,
30. l7as0.is: April, s9.gSas9.p; MAY SOFA
| s9.33: June, s5,41as9. AZ; July, s0.obssO.SI;
/ August. S0.03asy.6o.
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Mean temperature. ...........
Height of water in river. 90.
NEW YORK STOCK MAhkEr,

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE stock market,
generally speaking, opened fraction higher
than the closing figures of Saturday. Dist.liins
and Cattle Feeding having made m exceptional
advance OF 1,S per cent. tobeAc. Subsequently
Louisville and Nashville rose ne, partly ON the
common buying.
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fLoua-we gay, sias ssass25 ssp,r-
nne, %. 95ass.ao; extra s325,sa5o. fSaiiH
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nARINE InrELLIGEscR.

Moon rises.-...... 3:iO hVenias 1900 49,
Porto RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IA. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New iVrx'
morcnandise and passenger; george W. Aion
Sch, oser Frances l. Godfrey. Young, Phila-
dciphia, coal 9. II. Hawes Co.
Schooner Lille, Phiiipf, Mettapoul river, logs
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel company.
Schooner Annie I. EDener. Springer, S nsa,
ton. phosphate rock, Richm1Ed chemical- " orr
scpooner X. l. Davis, Suiergreen. Wiuusoi' ave
g., plaster, Warner Moore & 90.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Dayo, Norfolk. msrcnsniise
and passengers; l. b. ratun, vics-pro''oou-
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Nov. "a. 1892.
lBy telesraph.l
ARRIVED.
| Steamship Tantallon. New Orleans
| Steamship yedmAndais. Ne Orleans
! Steamship Knuts'ort, Galveston
schooner G. W. Church, Providence
| sAILED.
eteamship Yedmandaie. Plymouth.
| Steamship Saturn Boston.
FORT OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER H. issA
IBy seiosrapn.I
1 kaEIvkr
Steamship Dfnviile, Bennett, baltimore pas
scrgers and general cargo
Steamship FAIRFAX, Msrcb. Baltimore, passen'
gers and general 90.
steamship City Of Columbia, Jenhsys NV
stsanship Brcseyzlda, Norfolk, 70 load cotton
Tor Liverpool.
4 sAILEn
stssmsb.p Fairfax, Boston ria Norfolk. pas
4 ssrsers ana general cargo
nssss s and i Ssss sss ss .ss
Sssssss:s n-.slsls ps,aness sasssns~'
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RAID on READING.

The upward movement was checked By de-
termined raid upon Reading. wet:h was sold In
large blocks throughout tie day. The price de-
clined from 81 to ssh, without any rallies worth
mentioning, the weakness being attributed 70
the talk about the appointment OF receivers Tor
the various properties in the coal hination ~
the New Jersey courts. Brokers usually identi-
fed with leading bear operators were tue hesvi-
est sellers, and the existence OF large storf IN
terest Is Indicated by the borrowing demand:
one leading house alone is lending upwards OF
$4,000. The entire list was sold with considera-
bic freedom during the afternoon. and some OF
the smaller traders were frightened out OF their
holdings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds stecks. 0rain.
Tobacco. Cotton. 81. and the
Weather Ipdicassona
rBy telegraph TO me plspssco.l

fByteiseraph to the Dlspstcb.i
WASHINGTON. November II. --Fore.
| FAIR least for Virginia for twenty-four
hours-frcm midnight 20 mid
night: Showers. tsir weather nj
night colder by Wednesday morning ;
winds becoming northwesterly.
For North Carolina Showers. fair
weather at night; cooler by "Wednesday
morning; easterly winds. becoming north
westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

TIE WEATHER IN RroaxosD Yesterday
was clear, pleasant. and slightly warmer.
The skies were clear at midnight.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door If fhs Drxp, rcu Office veaterJav
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