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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
The DEBT SETTLEMENT.
The Delay in Funding Not the Fault of the
STATE Authorities.

The State Board Of Sinking-Fund Commission
ers have received through the Olcott pe)pls
s24.G39. 2O5.55 Of old Virginia securities, which
isgLG5T2O5.55 In excess Of the lowest amount
the Olcott people agreed 70 turn IN SE"'OOO'Voo
having been the necessary deposit 70 CONSUME
mate the settlement. A fow days ago the CHECK
of the Central Trust Company OF New 0rk'
who handled the securities m that city sent IS
summary TO MIR. kyland, Second Auditor Tor
copnar son of counts. MIR Ryland discovered "A
difference Of one cent between the two sunina-
ries and pointed out that it mad been made IN
New York in adding up the contents OF n certain
Dackage. His statement was absolutely correct
and the New York error WIS corrected 10y the
clerk Of tho trust company and Mr. kylnnd 30
prttNa1
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 11.-orFERrsas-Whoa
lilo bushels. Corn. 1900 bushels. Oats, 1,23S
bushels
els Oats, 1913 bushels.
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THE TEMPER BULLISH.

The temper OF speculation was also decidedly
more bulish, and nearly every stock on the list
scored higher figures. While the 1ndustrals
again led the upward movement, the changes IN
railway shares we're more important N IN usual.
The favorable government crop report for Octo-
Der led to liberal purchases OF and advance
ranging from y 70 ~ per cent. in tho Grangers.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy led the rise,
probably because tho short interest was larger
thAn In tho Olhnr Mertern shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
uov,t Arch Chanter,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter mot In annual
conyocation at the Masonic Temple last night.
The grand body Willie in session several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

fLouR-We quito; Fine, s2ass.2I supsr-
One, ~. 25as2.50; extra, sa25ae350; fsnuh
ca 5Qsea75; patent. tAb0e1k7A
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/, Leading futures ranged as follows
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, October l.-C attie-Receipts, 10000
head shipmtnts, 1900 head. Market slow n "a
weak; best natives, 81. l5aso.jO; others, $50 ia
$3.50; Texans, S3.30as2.SO; rangers, *3.5dn
4.l0; native cows, Si.75aS2.30.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000 head; shipments,
5000 head. Malkst active and 2 shade lower
rough ana common, S4.1ja55.15; pacNiug
and mixed. Sj.25Isj.45; buik, Sj.30a g5.i0
prime heavy ard Butchers weights, sJ.BOa
1913; assorted light, S5.6Oas5.15; mixed
light, sj.fOasj.60; prs and kips, si.lOatJ.35
eep--keceipts, 10000 heap; shipments
1900 head. Market steady; native ewes, 81 50G
5000; Texans, S3Sjas4.j5; lambs, $1,000
sj.1j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEw YORK. October MISUNDERSTANDING p-
lands, Lice; Orleans, size; sales. f.4l0
bales total net receipts, all ports, 6,J54 bales;
ezports-to Great Britain, "a ,s04 bales; 10 the
Continent, 3.l95 bales: stock. 70s,s5t bales
southern -four duu and easy. Wheat steady
and quiet; No. 2 red, 7sSc. in store and ele-
yator; 19L1c. a1oat: options active and irregu-
n ~ lAai1sc. decline, closing steady; October.
Isttc. Docember, size; May, s7sse. Corn
z, bOao0ssc. In elevator; 50ajl1ic. aioat: op-
lions more active az q stalc. decline, closing
steady; october, Oolc.; December, 52c. NAV,
DC; Oats dun, lower, and weak; options active.
a4alSsc. lower, and weak; October, 35c. De-
cember, 81 1kc spot No. 2. BIC. mixed western,
3Oa3O1ac. Coffee Options closed steady and
unchanged to 20 down; October, si5.2Os
$3.50; November, s15.50asl5.75; December.
sl4.g0asl395; spot RIO nrm and qu,et No. Z,
Ice. Sugar-Re1net quiet and steady. Mo-
lasses-New Orleans duh bat steady. Rice firm
and in good demand. Petroleum steady and
quiet; refined, New York, s1. Coiton-seei Oh
firm and I'm tar demand; crude, 27lec. Rosin
dull but steady. Turpentine duh, nSne offered
quoted at 30s3lc. Pork arm and quiet; extra
prime. Sl3.50asl4. Peanuts quiet, Beet quiet
tierced beet duh Cut-meats quiot ana steady
picked shoulders, 1915; mlddles quiet; short
clear, sS.40 Tor October Lard dull opening arm
and closing easy western steam. ss.55ass.00
city, as: October, $3.50 asked; November, s1.s2
bid January. s7.42 ltd. Freights frm and
more active; cotton, s-jtd.; grain. 2-641.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO October ia great many influences
combined 10 knock prices down on the B01ri q
Trade to-day. Tie government crop report and
crop and weather sdyces home and foreign gave
wheat a &c. slump. Corn Yell OF a4alkc., and
oats Ac. Provisions tumoled after grain. The
closing prices were slightly above the lowest.
Wheat holders started 10 unload. stop-lOss ordogs
became operative, and for n time there was a
strong pressure 10 sell, and early pr "a Were al
a Ia tOllSc. decline. The Efforts started - take
In profits. When they had enough ami stepped
ont the longs took another fright, selling was re-
sumed, ana prices again weakened, gong oil
la to PC. from yesterday. but recovering shade
at the wind up. Corn and Oats went tns same
way that wheat did, but were affected to n less
degree. In provisions there was far amount
OF trading at some decline IN sympathy With The
cereals. the article most actively dealt ia being
January pork. OF which Armour & Co, the Iu-
ternatonal Packing Company. anu the Cudahy
Packing Company were free sellers. There was
very little dong IN October deliveries. kibs worry
dull: changes OF small moment.
Cash quotations nominany weaker: No.
spring and red wheat, 72ssaT2Ac. No , corn,
42Ac. No. , oats, 29Atc. PorE, SlL2jasll.Jo
Lard, $3.50. Ribs, s7.70ssl0. Dry-salted
shoulder. s1.20as125 short-clear, $4,000
$50. WhsScy. sl.l5.
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Elm ANClAk-

Y HAVE 5000 TO LOAN ON I'M
Il PROVED city real estate at per cent.
JOHN 7. GODDIN, Auctloneer,
oc l2-2t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

... t..z the lead To The first quarter
I- smoothly 90 the finish. At
Hr fret aell the nag passed under
f.. f.I.HiuF order: khra, Count
.. ..-. creek, AMI NulO. Time, l:4g5f.
.r.. began without Count Me-ln.
-... animals made q spirited start
"l. The pretty bay hliy kept
... t't Wul the heat. vii King a
D' lengths behind her, ana N0Is
-...v.f ..tIl fher-ar. Time. la
nas t.r p JUra- OF s2JO-S12J for
..' second, ana SO for third.
...Ir.aeEl9sE F0R TO-DAY.
... ...p4l racing ~ the Exposition
lte largest amount ia purses
.ii to horses 90 participate IN
a.e Wc. kuOau o. tue turimen Of tho
1910 ier.n az o'clock sharp, aud
D." tle Programme:
$3.50 class purse $500; best
t- oi one mite. Entries Acca,
..-. arm. Richmond Willis, b. r.,
fH. Richmond; John A., b. X,
.' rs ST ..elIau, Norfolk, Va: Comet,
-... ... .'su, chester, Pa: Great Stakes,
-. Bennett, GoltsbUiO. y. G. /;
., I. p. lIph.r, Knoxville. Tenn.
.. Sc. d.. Noel, IGgewoll, Va.
DO d. m., Magnolia S.Ock-Farm,
-H-r, 2-year-oli class-purso $500
..-. I.-i two iu three. Entries: Iron
.r belle Lindsay. Richmond Wood
rk-tarm, klchmOud Harold
.. ictor. Richmond Laura, b.
i'--.irr. Richmond; tgwOOd, Jr., b.
nelson kcnmou1.
-pne mile dash-purse, 600.
pm "ly, owned by Iillman b Lee
r'Ier, owned 10y ". r. Mosely
Owned by Dr. y. Richards Bonnle
'} r. A. BrautOu Johnnie Nor.
ID u. 81. Carr Fighting Cock. own
DO. CHAIN Alta, owned by W. &.
- AUS owned by l.. NJ. walker
eHnel iy l.. :. Bass; Bet, owned
.'. Harry, owned by }. W. Boswell
"..l ty Murphy Sheppard.
milo Leats-Dest Two In three
600. Eutucs: Gemina. owned
s. H. "' %; JacIucline, owned by j.
r.. "" b1"lvI, Owuei ny w.. ". Brad
--'e '.' owned by William Garth.
1na WINNING TgorrER&.
y,.....'' Lo-ees winning IN the trotting races
t-...l air Richmond stock. Miss Nelson 4,
- Mr.. samuel Is. Nelson. 81 All. ctty and
H.a. '. sam fufdy. dam mare by Hetzsl',
.1h. Three Tips II one OF the finest
NM PIP DE Acra stOck-farTu. lie MAS sired
g. .on ~ the great Nutwood, aud hi,
'' american Clay.
.iN And COLORED PEOPLES pAYs
<... inve Committee OF the Agricultural
q. -4 meeting yesterday morning al
e. t'''i. rlts once. and there were ,res.o,
MI. '. huiVri, !. J.. Campbell Colonel W
III t--.- Henry ". Wood, Everett WAddey
Nlf,,e h.N Jr, Franklin Guy, Colonel JOhI
tr.f qua j. Is. Watkins. Colonel BuforC
r...- .4o attention Of the meeting Ia,
ils..... -. '4' 'liing nch0ol-chiliren 70 ID. TX
n..-. NJ reduced rates on Coiumbiap-day. Az.
p.t., .'i special excursions 70 run 20 the cit,
!.artr...' end having en- especially attractive
t.r,,...- ,loo 10 hat effect was offered by Mr.
tsr.I a. si4 Gd0p.ei, and Colonel Bulort
$40. -t'sfs. kFeretl Waddey aud Henry w
ttays,,...., 'ninitteo 70 take charge Of the ar
tef 81 ~. Resolved 70 set apart Monday, octo
pfosa,s,. a. eoiorei peoples day, aud On,
lfsyrsoA pp0iutod tho following COMMITTEES OF
Ian t,'Ia .o iOf THAI day and night; W. ~ VIZ
- Can pbel. and John Murphy.
Nsfko BY oUE FKIEsDs.
Ssfs,s., ''yelng visitors entered their name
As,s AZ Tue DisfAfcBs Exposition offics
'svi . look Ia which all Of our friend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
QUOTATIONS.

waslr.-Lonsosrry, 75aslc. Mixed. 73as0c
unortpeuy. 70as0c. No 2 red, 7sa79c
OoRH.--White, Virginia lprimel, 5oc.: No
2, white, 5ac-; No. =, mixed, sac.
OArA-Wlnter Qor seed, 3Sa4Sc.; No 2,
mixed. S,Iaa5sc. No. 3. mixed. 3da37c.
Rrx.-60a0bc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

II YOU want to meet your friends call at
J. Binfords, 1906 east Main street. They
oil cOngregate there. Is. SfLECr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON FGTUREs

NEW YORK. October 1l.-Cotton-Net receipts,
23S bales: gross receipts. IL, 200 bales fut1res
closed quiet; sales, l53,4O0 bales: October,
s791aS102 November. 1898: December,
sSOBasS.O7; january, 81. Igass.20 February,
SS30asS.31: March, 56.42asS4 -: April. sS.52a
1898; Nay. SS.6lass.O3; June, ss.70asS. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
NORFOLK PEANUT MAKKEr

OCTOBER lI.-Narke' quiet. Prime. 234c.: ex-
ira prime, 21sc.; fancy, 3c.: factory hand
picked, 3a4I4c. Spanish nuts are q, Hing for
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, october I1.-To-days stock market
was even greater surprise 70 operators than
yesterday Notwithstanding the general inter-
est in the Columbus celebration, the volume Of
business at the Stock Exchange in listed and un-
listed stocks reached total OF 100000 shares,
Of which 1876. 900 were listed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, October 11.-Flour weak. Whoa,
weak ana lower; No. 2. red, 7lc. Corn dan
and lower; No. ., mixed, 44c. oats dull and
weaker: No. 2, mixed, 331gc. PORK quiet at
SI1.7j. Lard In fair demand at IS. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon steady and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

WHARF there are children there DIR. Bulls
covgb syrpp should 30 ARRAYS haudx
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MISS NELSON WINS.
Nel SONS PRETTY MARE CAP
s-ners TIE $50 TROTTiNG PRIZE.
rim. and Rbca Win in Other Con-
The Crowd Much Lsrgcr-Bst-
sic 81 the Crater, sc.
7rT1 he Exposition ia
= f-~aA ,a,ulv be,n, hle

~ 81 ANllRfihttiA ~ WI
taiuly being blessed
with beautiful weather
and the country peoplc
nro beg ming 90 como
IN large numbers 20
see the second man.
moth disp ay Of Nlr-
ginia's resources Tho
sky was almost cloud.
less yesterday, thcfun
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INACTS CON


Il CORNING THB
REMINGTON STAND
ARD TYPEWRITER
The United states Gov
eminent uses 1000
kENINGTOSs. Dun
and Bradstreets ker-
camille Agencies use
500 each throughout
the country. over 370
REMlNGT0NS In use
in Rich m ond an
vicinity. Tho kEMlSG-
TON Il used ia eleven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12


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 the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn eaectually, 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 and 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 viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. hE~ YORK, wv
ia 1-Su. Wfg)Fotlp focrl
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CARRIAGES.

- - - - . -
MARRIAGES.
WALTON-JONES.- Married. Septem-
Der -. 1892. at the residence of the 9TH
ciating minister. Row. j. b. Hutson, Mr.
LOUIS A. WALTON, son OF Policeman A.
I. Walton. and Miss LOUIE X. JONES.
Observation-Disclosures
DEATHS.
GILL.-Died, at the residence Of his
parents. October 18th, at lilo o'clock Z. M.,
HERBERT ART0. infant son OF j. W. and
NJ T.. Gill aged 10 months and days.
Funeral services from the residence, No.
3O5 west Thirteenth street. Manchester,
Va, THIS "wednesday MORNING at 10
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance III
vited to attend.
Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia and Raleigh
On. c. papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

..,.,,. ori The crowd on the grounds
..-...r ti.au On any other day since
.. Every tram brought our friends
..,,i districts, and there VIII be great
..'...a. 90 thc people today.
'. ..ro the feature Of Yesterdays 81
,rrtlc ,ho other amusemenis re-
r..r.t0l snare 81 apprelnt'un, the 'uri
,F .f ,.. major portion 81 the assem-
,te ro.o-c0urfe. Tho track was
..,9 and tho trials OF speed. which
.I, "a I O'Clock and we're Witnessed
..t .tr. thousand persons, we're quite ih-
....rtel Rand discourscd strains Of
tr. ulrthcastCru corner OF the
l ..f thr song Of the melancholy
...to be- hoard iu the distance.
lFa.rO CLASS CONTEST
,-.tra.c Was oi the 900 class for purse
e-., t.v.r. ~ DO; second. 500: third,
.h sI4 There WCrc twelve entries,
--.tq-ters. and tho conditions were
i..t ftrre Ia i've. Tho uags we're
ri. nave been owned I'm virginia for six
-+. O-fouer lst The starters we're
r,.-. 0-st. Fear Not serend, Willis
vIa- Nelson four h. The race was
.t.f-ir.t witnessed on the Richmond
...,. AZ the quarter post MISS Nelson
a.. followed closely by the others. She
t-.e4 .ust beyond the quarter pole,
.... f--t place o. fourth, thereby giving
.r.Iasi. Miss Nelson, however, pulled
...i.I'r ward the finish and easily won
. liar Sot WAS about two lengths be-
,,I Willis ana Robert Bruce, rospcc-
- f.Iul struggling for beit0r positions
. ..,yeIg achieved. The spectators
v.fl enthusiasm 90 tho conclusion.
. vi-- Nelson trottod tho last guar
.s..n .ls. % go gait
... beautiful hay mare took the pole In
-t ia.t WINS was second, Robert
81 ans Fo8r Not fourth. At mo outset
t.t lrcqk. which gave Mics Nelson
w.. ....a .c. though did not cause The bay stall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
WESTERN RArLwAY ASSOCIATION.

The fact that the representatives OF the West
ern Trafiic Association at their meeting In the
windsor Hotel to-day adjourned sdls de failed
TO have even a passing effect on the market.
This was accounted for by tho statements Gre
dtcd 20 President Roswell Miiler OF tho st. Paul,
and officials OF the other roads that steps are be-
INK taken TO form new ASSOCIATION, and that
rates are being pretty well held up.
THE sPEcIALTIEs.
Among the specialties, Colorado Coal. Denver
aud Rio Grande Green Bay and Wnonn,
Minneapolis aud -. Louis, Ohio and Mississippi,
Quicksilver preferred, Pullman. aud Manhattan
Elevated were le 10 IN higher on increased
dealings The rise In the last named was based
on official statements that over $4,000 per
day. Among the Industrlals Chicago Gas and
DistillinG and Cattle Feeding led In point OF
activity. Chicago Gas rose 2to TO S91l and Dis
filling III to 034, with final sales Mt 80 aud G3
respectively. American CotO1-Oil, NadOna
Lead, American tobacco, National Stafcn Srsl
preferred, American Sugar, and Chicago
junction and Union Stock-Yards moved up \
10 2It per cent. Edison Illuminating fell OFT Is
to 1913 and later sold at 100.
CLOSE STRONG.
The general market closed strong at about the
highest figures.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
EveninJ.-- Exchange weak at 4s5lSa4S7
Commercial bills. 4Sia4S41p. Money easier a
2Iea7, closing at 2Ie. Sub-Treasury balances
Coin. so $4,000: currency, slO,074,0OU. Gov
lI41a state ponds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

TnR WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear and pleasant. The skies were clear
at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

WILMINGTON, \. C.. October 1l.-Tnrpentlne
firm nj 2ULIc. bid. Ros'n firm: strained, Soc
good strained 90c. Tar steady ut sl.2j Crude
turpentine quiet; hard, 90c.: yellowdip and viz
gin, Sl.5j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and the
Weather Indications
GBr telegraph TO the pi,patch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. October IL.
ITllR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-from midnight to mid
I night: Fair weather Wednesday.
with south winds. slightly warmer except
in Southeastern Virginia; stationary tenn
perature.
For North Carolina: Fair weather; east
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

EDWARD PAINE. .,.xo
II TEAcnER OF SINGING AN D riAMv;
yor,xI; MEAS CHRISTIAN AssoSiAftVN
BUILDING.
nouss =. ,sa yo,,. correct pronunctAtion-
opmeas o' 'h' 90 8,ls.ls.to,za,2i's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, OCTOBER ll.-fonr duiI ana I'M
changed; receipts. 30,302 barrels: shipments,
$4,000 barrels; sales, l25 barrels. Wheat weak ;
No. red, spot, 759kR1JS4c. October, f54sa
753Ic.; December, 7S'sa7S1,c.; May, Sc;
steamer Ne. >, red. 7O9sc. bid: receipts, S3,312
bushels: shipments, $4,000 bushels; stock,
1920 bushels; sales, 26S,000 bushel-.
southern wheat steady: Fultz, 7Oa77c.; Long
berry, 73a7oc. Corn easy; mixed spot, 5llpa
5lalc.: October, 5Olsaj0&tc. year, 4,Aa4s (;
January, 45la4Sc. receipts, 24,992 bush
els; stock, -, jS3bushels; sales 5000 bushels.
southern corn-White steady at .54a55c.: yellow
duh az 53a55c Oats steady; No. white,
western, 3Sl5a39c.; No. mixed, western.
30a30Itc.; receipts, 7,000 bushels; stOck, 2O2,-
33l bushels. Rye hrm; No. ,, Soc. nomiually
receipts, 17,Sl2 bushels; stock. 1897 BUSH
Ella. Hay firm good 10 choice timothy, Sl4.15a
$3.50. Grain freights unchanged. Cotton
nominal midding, s e. Provisions unchanged;
mess-pork, $3.50. BDlk-mea,s uOOse) -Snoul-
ders. IS; long-clear, 1910; clear-rib sides,
$3.50; sugar-pckled shoulders, 1910; sugar
cured smoked shoulders, 1910; hams, small,
$3.50; large, ST.. Lard, rennoi, sJ.7j; crude,
81. Butter nrm creamery, fanny, 25a2Gc.
do. fair to choice, .23a2Ic.; do. imitation, goa
pc; ladle, fancy, lSal9c.; DO. good 10 choice,
16a11c.; store-packed, 17aloc. Eggs un'
changed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
WIANTED, SALE5MAN on SAL.

NV Nv IL1, Nf1IT l'I-t Y w ~.
w AIRY OR COMMISSION TO HANDLE
THE NEW PATENTCHE MfCAL EkASlNG Pm
Gil: the greatest ee,tng novelty over pro-
duCsd: grasses INK thoroughly Ia two f'conis,
no abrasion Of paper; POO 20 300 per coat.
profit One agents safes Amounted 60 sOsOin
six days. another 3}2 IN two hours Nowsnt
one energetic general agent Tor each state aud
Territory. For terms and particular, address
THE MONROE ERASER MANI kACfUklNO
NV1l' ~ ~ ~ 80 - W n-dl5Ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs-5OO Virginia per cent. at "a; 30
stafes Virginia safe Deposit and Fidelity COM
Dany NJ ITO.
,,t-s,,, an fiona n, the Stuck BoarI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

ST. LOUIS, October 11.-Flour unchanged
Wheat closed l6sc. under yesterday; cash
69a091Sc.; October, 69ac.; December, 7IEsl
re: May, 1886. Corn finished at lHal9Lc
below yesterday: cash and October, 391ac.; De-
cember. 39lsc. year, 3S5sc. Oats CLOSED. gale
below yesterday: cash and October. 2914c.: No
vember, 29SSc.; May SAC. Whiskey steady at
S1.15. Provisions quiet. Pork-Jobbing, sl2
Lard nominal at -. Dry-sals shoulders, 1870
shorts, sS. Bacon shoulders, 1928; shorts, 80
hams, SIl5OaSI25O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-01

The Mckinley tariff reduced the duties
oe lso articles % 30 Of lbese the duties
we're changed from I'D valorem to specifc
becsnse the I'd v.l rem duties tend TO 10
vits fraud upon the revenue There are
2is articles 10 the nes tariff on which Tic
duty vas oct changed.
OF The duties decreased u we're upon
Agricultural pr0dae,s, % upon ~ool and
,is products. "a upon O aud il, prod ucis
- upon ehsmpsene. vine and spiriis, five
upon tobacco. one on opium and three on
silk. 10 sddi, 90 10 The foregoing, duties
sere increased upon tmbrSli.ries. lsces,
fee hoslsry. hpe llnsrs. brosdciolh. aae
Gu, glass. French snd 0srmsn ctips. pearl
buslons. ls Nus. playing cards. isvslry.
piaros. zeal far Snd lir plsse.
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tbs cnues we're reiueed upoa sugar,
noissses. leather. boois add shoes. lam Der.
rice. starch. trace ehsins, ham nefs. spikes.
iscts and aud rails. wire. screws. nuts spd
washers. Giles, rssps. ropes. bidders tvins
los chains, iron piping stove plates.
horssshoss. sewing ne~dlss. copper and
ia prodncts. niekls and iis products. lead
snd is products, bar. hoop aud sheet iron'
sieel rails. sire rope snd netting. books
for The blind. sarnishes. turpet,ine cam
phor, etloroiorm. glycerine and medical
preparations Forty per cent Of the in
crease Of DATES vefe 10 protee, farm po
ducts.
Cat THE GOT sad keep II for reference
10 eblisbten The muswump..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-01

bottles Of Apollsnsris. yearly is coss Of
o., 10000. Ncs Il vs osa prodacs water
equally - good ssd hssp this money In
Tho country eAsnos svtrT one sss that u
would he % sdvsptssei To produce this
amount would require greatly ssisreed
uofts. The employ ment Of large number
Of naeo. The glass workers would se, boom.
the railroads would &c, psy Ter usnspor'
tat on and mosi Of the money would be
scattered about the eoup,ry. OF course ]
stould hope TO keep sons Of u. Yes, II |"
coed business policy 10 produce every
thing We can in this country."
How do you like The administration Of
President HArrison'
Harrison has given us vise. business
like administration. vithon, inss and
noise. His appointments have been fret
class. and his conrse patriotic aud intense
iy American. l have been particularly
well pleased with his foreign policy. which
10 In striking contrast to tbs, OF Oieve.
lands Administration. No nation, great
or small has been allowed TO set the slish
test advantage and ye, be has treated eli
nations win perieos fairness i know
EnglIsnme do not like him srd they ali
like Cleveland. IL 10 the ttrAngest thing
in the world that foreigners Who come
here TO become Americans. and especially
the Irish. should support the Democratic
party and vote for cleveland. whom their
bitterest foes in the Old county all favor
| have employed Irish largely rs help and
have always found them faithful, quick.
intelligent and energetic, in fact the best
help can get. bot their course IN regard
to American polltios is mystery which
have never been able TO solve.