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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

NEW YORK, oct H.-Following is
Atwood, Violet & CO.'S cotton letter by
private wire TO C. w. Branch & Co.:
Although Liverpool closed slightly lower
than last night there was good tone,
and surprisingly so, after the large move
meut i'm prospect for to-day at all ports,
but we think that the market is begin
ming to realize what is influencing this
market-nameIy, that, Notwithstanding
large crop ideas, and a large movement
that the resistance TO declines must be
largely explained JeCause Of the strength
of actual cotton. All Southern markets
are above parity with TINS market
and therefore the New York stock can
not be further increased at the moment,
except at a loss, and, in confirmation OF
this we see that there are no premiums
on future months, as there Is more dlspo-
sftiOn 10 buy the near months, as they
become current, by those who. have sold
them Another evidence Of the strength
of this market with the very large short
interest here particularly Tor Liverpool,
IFS the fact that the stock here Is lbOSlb
bales only. against 2l5,3o2 bales at the
end of October last year, and the feeling
is that those who own the stock are gem
orally more bullish than bearish. We
are not sentimentally bullish, but, on
the contrary, we feel that we are giving
from day 10 day, Trough thls medlum,
practical eWdelces in support or such
views The exporters are perhaps the
hest Judges at the moment OF the situa-
ZION and the general report among them
Is that Southern spot holders are not
dispOsed to sell freely and one OF the most
prominent advises us to-day that the port
movement IS cotton 10 cover the sales
made last spring and summer 70 the Con-
tinent, and thus offers little or no weight
TO the port stocks. At this season usu-
ally Liverpool IS the dumping ground
from all over the South every day in
the way Of offers for immediate or iu-
ture shipment: but instead OF this Dells
the case, II is quite the reverse. Inc
large movement of the past ten days mas
not offered, perhaps any inducements
TO buy contracts, except, perhaps, on de-
preston, but, at the Same time, what
comfort has come 20 DE bears has not
become evident.
We closed tonight at prices that were
ruling yesterday morning, when the esu-
mate Of New Orleans receipts for to-day
were announced. What the market may
do will be largely the result Of the demand
or non-demand for spots. II speculation
was as active as last year, spots would
have 10 follow, but with "a lessening OF
It's volume IL is safe TO let spots take the
lead. So far there is nothing 10 indicate
am interior movement this week much,
II any larger than last year, with the
prospect that the port movement Will be
about the same, perhaps little less.
than last week. We close points higher
than last night after having been ) points
below yesterdays closing prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
..r.rrnrL.ArIl ~ Oct III


No offerings Of touaccos at auction on
Change to-day. Onerings at auC a., on on
Change for the month ending To-Day, 90
packages Of sun-cured tobdccos' hshesl
price TOR the month, SZZ.JO.
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, ] hogshead; flllers, :; cutters,
4; smokers, 8; scrap (brighp, L; Tugs
dark. 2. Total. 10 hogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
month ending to-day: Wrappers, 81
hogsheads; hllers, 402; cutters, l8l
smokers, 541; scrap (brighD, Z23; scrap
dark. t30; leaf dark, 3l6; burleys, 10;
primings, 1; Jugs dark, 434. Total
2,S24 hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
InspectiOns-Brigh 60 hOgsheadsi dark,
2 hOgsheads. nspectiOns-Brlght,
hogsheads: dark, hogsheads.
SeabrOok 5, Farmers, wilson s, Alle-
ghanE. Planters, ShOckOe and Myers
tobacco warehouses report to-day; ke-
ceipts, 30 packages; deliveries, - pack
ages.
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Vaughans, Old Dominion, Jones, Cren-
shaw's Davenport and Meals ADDED
report for the month ending to-day; he
ceipts $40 packages; deliveries I'eoz
EXcess Of the deliveries over the re-
ceipts for the month ending to-day 81
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va,
to-day: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl,24S1O;
plug tobaccos, S2,2647O. Total, S,5l2.SO.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va,
for the month ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes. S53, 632.S1; plug tobaccos, $685.
111l8 Total. Sl2l, 1887.
A large and very satisfactory sale OF
loose bright tobaccos at DaYenport's to-
bacco warehouse to-day.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, oct 3l.-Cotton quiet
and steady; uplands, S% Orleans, ll-l6;
sales. POI bales: good ordinary Z ll-l6i
Futures closed steady; sales l63OOO
bales: November. 800; December, S14;
January S21: February, $50; March,
s.35: April. S.4f; May, S.52; June, $50.
Total consolidated net receipts or cotton
reported to-day from all ports were SS,4tZ
bales: exports to Great Britain, 1910
bales, France 5,0l5 bales; Continent
/ 300 bales: stock, 9iS, 400 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
2O3 $50 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
SO 9O7 bales; France, 1914 bales; Cont
nent. 1916 bales.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 31.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet, free supply offering and prices I'M
changed: American middling, 4 GIG: sales,
5000 bales; American, 6,9O0 bales; specu-
lation and export. 800 bales, receipts,
II 900 bales; American, $500 bales. fu-
lures barely steady and lemand moderate;
American middling October, 2S-648
29-G4: November-December, 23-64n
2J-G4; December-JanuarY, 4 23-64H
25-Gf: January-February, 4 2j-6404 2I-64;
February March, 4 26-6fG4 2S-64; March
April. 4 2S-G4d4 3O-G4; May-June, 34-64.
Tenders, 600 bales new dockets and 400
old.
=. M.-November. 1854, buyers;
NOvember-D December. 4 24-G4, buyers. De-
cember-January. 4 25-64; January-Feb-
ruarv. 4 2j-G404 26-64; February March,
1854. buyers, March-April. 4 29-G4
sellers; April May 4 3O-6iQ4 3l-64; May
June. 4 32-G404 1864: June-Juy, 4 34-64
a. 1864. Futures closed steady at the
decline
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pound: steers. 5d5 i-sc:
Hogs-ssGs9 per hundred.
veal-Fat. 5l-2c. per pound: fairly
lambs i-2a5c. per pound
Sausa1e-ROlogna. tO-pound boxes. 6 1-2c
ner Mound. smoked Vienna. S-pound
boxes, 10c per pound.
rTNBI,EACHED DR1LLa
IA Piedmont drill, 6i-2c.; rs Green
wood. do. s1-4c.; "a Greenville. do. &C.;
rs Pepperell. 7c..n
Sugar-New YORK renners' card prices
Cut-loaf $500; powdered, 1884, cubes,
Ga; graduated, $50; confectioners' "A"
25.4: white. extra &c. 20 bright yellow,
extra &C" A75; golden extra &C" $3.50:
brown, extra &C." ASl' eark brown, eI-
ira &C" t4Os
FLOUR MEAL AND MILL-FEEE.
Corn Neal-55c per bushel. for country:
60 lie. for city Minis.
Flour-Family s3.ogS6O: supernne, s275:
patent, s3.75q4.50.
Bran, brownstun ana shlostuH, sl1 bulk.
Hay-No / timothy. SIG. y: No. 2. sl5.25:
niTed hay. $500; clover hay. $500.
BEEsW4X. FLAXsEED. &C.
BLACK OAK Rark-Rossed. 5000 per ESQ
Roots-Glnseng. S7.5oG2.60 per pound .
Seneca, 39e5c. per pound; golden seal,
l59l7o. per pound; pink. IL l-2&l3c. per
per hound: yellow dock. l-2G4c.; Bur-
dock 2 1-2c' per pound; lady's slipper
s67c. per pound. sassafras bark. 4Q5c
ner no,nd! lIverwort leaves. case. per
pound; blood root, l-9a4c. per pound.
Corn-Whlte. &C.; mixed. 5Sc.
Rye-75dS0c. rer busnei.
Snmac-Per bushel 75c. to 800.
no,'nds. black-oak and chestnut, rough,
S4OOa7.OO per 1900 pounds.
Eraxaaed 81 10 per EuSnel.
SKINS AND HIDES.
No. green sailed steer hides. 90 pounds.
484 pc; No. green salted steer hides,
so pounds, 3 3-4q4c.; NO: green sailed
btdes In 70 so pounds. 3q3 l-4c.; No. 2
arrae, sailed hides. 30 to 90 pounds,
o. no green sailed hides,
Tndor 70 mounds, 3Q3 l-2c.; No. 2 green
sailed hides, 3-4c.. No. green hides,
lie: No green calf skins,
5oc.' No. 2 green calf skins. 4oc.;
sheen skins. full wool. Sc; sheep skins.
lamb skins. green. &c; lamb skins, dry.
9s6s0c medium 70chpaoralt cmfwyp
9SS5S0c dry sheep skins, l0g75c.
dTv flint hides No. &C.; dry
d,nt hides. No. 2. be-: dry salt
EiSes, No. 1. Sic; dry salt hides
No. 2. &C.: dry calf skins, Sc; deer SKINS
dry. zoe; cattle tails. per piece &c.
Tallow-Prime. packed, ! l-Zc'; CAKE SCI
dark &c.
Sole Lcather-Untrimmed good stamp.
middle. 2Oc., good stamp, o. w, &c
seconds, IL lie; good damaged, 10 l-zc.'
poor. damaged, l5c.
stomn middle. 2lc: seconds. 19c: good,
damaged. rs he; poor. damaged. 17c.
WOol-Tub washed, 2q@c.; unwashed,
IS619c
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HENGEANCE DEM4NDED.
An Office Statement Concerning the Riffian
Battle Docs Not Allay POPULAR Eerment.

An ONCE Statement Concerning the himan
Battle Does Not AIlay Popular Ferment.
MADRID, oct. g.-A statement was
issued yesterday by the War Office, 10 the
effect that only twelve men were killed
and sixteen wounded, including eleven
officers, in Sundays engagement with the
Rifhans around Melilla Ii is believed that
this does not contain the full truth. IL
has had no effect whatever i'm allaying
popular ferment and the demand for ven
geance against the Rifhans shows not the
slightest sign OF abatement.
The belief is almost universal that the
Spanish loss IN the fight was severe The
cable TO Melilla has become useless, until
repaired, and mail communications will
have 70 be depended upon.
II is reported that the Riftlans In great
force were attempting yesterday 10
throw up entrencements one-third of a
mile distant from Fort Cammellos. They
worked under heavy fire from the fort
The Spanish troops do not relax their
vigilance by day or night. fearing that
the enemy may attempt TO surprise them
and take the forts by assault General
Margallo. the Spanish commander killed
In Sundays fight. was buried yesterday
with full military honors. General Macias
is now In command Of the troops, and is
directing the ceremonies.
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PRICE. Is Cents.
4 Our price 70 sender Of
CQupons, 9 cents.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. oct 3l.-Wheat was
very weak throughout the enuie 49,.
to-day The opening was aDout ~, -
bushel lower than the Closing ss,oy
OF Saturday. became WEAK, "nV ,~.ber
some minor fluctuations, prices lui w
declined I7k22c. then held steaqy, anu
fbe closing was 2isft5iAc. lower thah VI
last priccs OF saturday IheIe va $500.
SUNRISE at the course OF me MAJ a =,
bf.b became a CONSERVATION, anu az
WIZ 49, amounted almost 10 panic
30, Utfe or no reaction appeared anu
.ho rrlceq continued 20 SINK. Inc laOt
~ me matter was that uautis W.
iosdcd with wheat and were mercy Wait
ing Tor the opportunity 70 80, - .h,'so
wards the end Of last week gave theih
49, chance and they were quick 10 take
41Yantagc Of IT, me SILVER repeal plli
Eeving been discounted Tor several DAYS,
had little or no erect IN the matter OF
s,etalninc prices New York stocks were
,,sek and much lower. and this specula-
live feeling was communicated 10 wheat.
Nevv Workers who have been the biggest
bulls for 80 long were selling to-day,
and Il was said that there were numer-
GUS orders from abroad on that side on
the market. AS the market declined IL
caught many stop loss orders, and they
helped the depression.
Corn was dull and steady the range
being within &c. limit. closing Aq%c.
under the final figures Of Saturday
oats were featureless but the feeling
was steady. Price changes were within
hc limit, the closing being hc. below
Saturday.
Provisions were duh weak and drag
gng. There was but little trading and
price changes were few. The close showed
a loss Of 12Hc. for pork and l0c. for ribs
out OF respect 20 the memory or the
late Mayor Carter Harrison, whose FUN
eral takes place tomorrow the chicago
Board OF Trade adjourned until Thursday
Cash QuotstiOns-Flour easy and prices
unchanged: no. 2 spring wheat. sac;
No. 2 red. 82Ac.; No. 2 corn 3s5sn3Sl4c; /;
No. 2 oats. 2SBc.; pork, ST 4lI. 70, laId,
drv saited shoulders. STOOq725; short clear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
INNING ar RESTORATIOH.
a Grandson of Dom Pedro VIII Aid the In
surgents.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9i.-Captain Brown.
Of the steamer Coleridge, which reached
New York yesterday from Rio de Janeiro,
brought the important information that
the grandson Of the late Emperor Dom
Pedro, a prince OF the house Of Sake
Coburg and Gotha, is reported TO have
sailed for Brazil from Europe on the
powerful Brazilian ironclad Riachuela.
The Coleridge sailed from Rio de janet
70 October 9th. on the day Captain
Brown states. that the leaders OF the
revolutionary party were calling upon al
herents to stand firm until the arrival
Of the grandson Of their old emperor
Admiral Mello. the insurgent leader mas
announced, Captain Brown says, that
Dom Pedros grandson Is coming to LEAD
In person the revolutionary forces. Melio'
1t is said has appealed TO the ola au,
support Of Saxe-Coburs.
The Heraid's Monteyideo cable says;
II is rensted that DR.. Mentece, the Bra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. j. 1873
sun rises.--...---- 6i7 Moon rises. ~ 900 m.
Sun sets........... 5ll Day length ion. am.
PORT OF WEST POINT, oct 81, 1898.
ARRIVED.
steamship Berkshire. Hooper, Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, courtney, balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Berkshire, Hooper, ProU-
dence via Norfolk, passengers ana gem
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney, Baltl-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, oct 81, 1873.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Daylight Br), Phillips, New
steamer Pawnee, ingram. New York.
Schooner c. c. Lister, Robinson, New
York
CLEARED.
Steamer schielhallion Br), Carey,
Schooner Edith. Wilson, Jacmel, Haytl.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, oct. 81, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Schooner David Baird, Booye, Baltimore,
Schooner Addie b. Bacon, Haley Phila-
delphia.
PORT OF SAVANNAH, Oct 81, 1913
ARRIVED.
Steamer Nacooche, Smith, New York,
and cleared TO return.
Bark Newlight, Aris, Philadelphia.
Schooner Lizzie Chadwick, Clark, New
York.
York.
Royal
CLEARED.
Steamship Azaela Br), Petrie, Havre'
and sailed
Bark Basto Norwegian), Olsen, Ham
burg.
Schooner John c. Sweeney, Higbee, New
York.
SAILED.
Steamer Inchisler Halliwell. Liverpool.
Steamer Dessoug. Johnson, Philadel-
phia.
Bark sno CNorweglanJ, jacobsen, Ham
burg.
PORT OF TYBEE, oct. %, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Bark Loret Spanish. Zanzagoza, Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
NOW yORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. 3l.-Flour dun and
weak. winter wheat. low grades, S-.uO4
-45, patent, Hj.to0a.oai minnesota tieeH
t-.Jb42au. patent. S3.Vu04J1i low extras,
s-O5eL45. Southern -four dull and weak;
common 20 fair extra, S2.OO45O0, good 70
choice doc. $3lo0l2j.
Wheat dun. lower and weak No. : red.
store and elevator oSis9 oo7lc., anodl
ts.c. Options were more active and weak
at ls01c. decline, no. req, November
l5..t December. ott4ca
Com dul and easy. no. .. f7c., elevator;
Gs41i.c anoat options We're va 5sc.
.r.r ana Gun, closing weak November
qu.et and easier Options dull and
s-s... October 33tsc., November 3lAc.i
-u..uIar. aJI.c.. no. = white, November,
o. a... December 6lAc. SpOt-NO.
..uafsc.. no. white, 36ig4j0hci
Western. oJ45otc.i White 40"
H ln moderate demand and easy.
OH. fleece 2O0 Del pulled, lo9zoc.
L lau and firm, FAMILY, SlZOu4
aH'. extra mess. &lO5Dull.OU, beef hams
t-.. al >luul1 1885, city extra, ihdla
-. >-IUJH1luJ, cut meats quiet ana
l.tAtI bellies. $1,000; shoulders,
''-' hams. slu.UU0 1923, mlddles nominal
-..1 alu and steady, Western steam
.I 40 $1,000 asked, city, SJb13, No
'e".ur. $3.50, January $500. Refined
..... Continent ylOSQ. South America,
l.ia quiet and STEADY. new mess 5000
..I.u
Butter urm State dairy, lg027c.; do.
creamery, Z5H@o - Western dairy, l7izG
-4.i creamery z0n25c.; Elgins. Zlc.
cotton seed Oh quiet and steady. crude.
ao'1c.i yellow, 4Oc
petroleum Qulc, and firm. Refined
-.H YORK. Nl.II
l'sln Quiet and nrm; strained. COM
...u t1 good. SI.2Jlti.22is
l.rpeltine lull aud weak.
iAce lgm and ln fair demand; domestic.
ialr 10 extra. 5hu'@tC.; Japan. 4g045sc.
Molaa-ca- l'oreign nominal; New or
.rans open kettle. good 20 choice, steady
and quiet A 3005oc
Peanuts quiet
Coffee Options steady and unchanged
~ b points up, November Sl725: January.
2o''Q 1900. March. Sl62j0l630 Spot
Al9 steady and quiet
sugar Raw duh and nominal fair re-
shns. &C.. 96-test centrifugal SIC. Re
AAea gust and steady; No. q, 4jgQ
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. oct 81.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat weak: No. . red spot and Oc-
tober. G6h 06Gkc. December. 6SbU6S4c.
steamer No. red, 63hN63Nc., milling
wheat, by sample. 66Q6Sc
Corn quiet; mixed spot, 4JAQ45Bc.;
November. 45Bc. asked; white corn, by
sample, 4sc. for old and 42a45c. for new;
yellow do. 4Gg4Sc for old and 4iQi5c.
for new
oats steady and firm; No. white.
Western. 35Q35hc.; No. 2 mixed, Western,
33lad34c
rive duh and easy; No. >, &c.
Hay slow good 10 choice timothy, Sl45O
N15.JO.
Grain freights dull and unchanged
Eggs firm az 23n2fc. near by DC.
Coffee steady; Rio cargos fair, l9Ac.;
No. Z, lSAc
Sugar strong: graduated, . l3-l6c.
Other articles unchanged.
Stocks-Vireinia cOnsol threes. 81; Balti-
more and Ohio stock. 70; Northern Cen
tral stock. 6714: Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern hrsts. lOi; first incomes,
GOQT5; second incomes, p; third incomes
Tz09.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
GROCERIES.

RANULATED SUGAR, 515c. mr..
(T pounds Best Cream Cheese IoI %'S'
Srbree large Cans Tomatoes Tor zoe
New Early June Peas, Toe. per CAN
New Corn, 3 cans for Zoc'
pure Lard, DC. pound.
Soyettzer Cheese, 2Oc. a pOunu'
Good Tea, 25c. pound. o, 49,.
US.,cl,less Ariosa Coffee, 2ic. pound
J Al4u0 bars Large Soap for 21c.
fHeif.Pound boxes best Baking POW
de J,s &c Sugar syrup, 20c. a gallon.
I. u, Nackerel, soc. per dozen. -,
. Dew North Carolina Cut Herrings' lOc.
O., Virginia Buckwheat &c. pound.
NeGia Butter, &c. a pound
aGpIaoiIna Rice. SC. pound
ceaitsornia Hams l0c. a pound.
,rh, brown Sugar. 4c. per pound.
U.s. Iellv. &c. a pound.
orc. . sack. ,,, he, sold Ao1
,nrsi or 28c a sack.
seaIt pork, l0c. a pound. 80,
1870 and 1872 east Main.
,r. a.e Prlee-List mailed on ap-
piicatfon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
ADIrrERENoE OF TEN CENTS.
Judge Orr Thrashed Col. Phillips at At
lanta.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. H.-WhHe CoIohel
BENJAMIN q. Phillips, a lawyer, was ar
ranging a matter Of costs with judge
Edgar II. Orr to-day a difference OF ~
cents was discovered between them. The
controversy ended by Judge orr, VINO IS
a large. stout man. grasping Phillips, VINO
IL small OF stature. and shaking him VI
ciously around the court room, striking
him in the face. and finally throwing him
out Of the court room. The Judge has Sc
cured a suppression OF the story in the
local newspapers. He Is the son OF the
late State School Commissioning orr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
The TIMEs-RICHMoND. va WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1899

No. white, track, 3Oc.; No. white.
track, 3ic.
SiO.5O: no movement.
Bacon steady; sales OF shoulders at
$50. short rib sides, S9.T5, short clear
sides. SlO5O clear sides Sl0.75
Whisky S115
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA, Oct. 81, 1888.

Offerings-Wheat. 3.2lS bushels.
SaIcs-Wheat. 321S bushels.
Quotations-W heat-Longberry, Coo. 20
zoe; mixed G4c. TO 7Oc.; shortberry' OOc'
to zoe. No. red, 69c.
Corn-White prime Virginia (bag lots)'
4Sc.. No. 2 white, 4Sc.; No. mixed, 4lc.
Oats-Winter (for seed, 35c. to 3Sc:
No. ? mixed, 35c. to 3jlzc.; No. ) mixed
84c. 20 34j5c.
Tva re IN sc
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Gold Reserve on the Increase.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. oct. a.-The
gold reserve is nearly SIS 10000 to-day.
and bids fair to reach 100000 at the
present rate Of increase within the next
ten days. The currency is running down.
being to-day Sl9.5OO,OO0. The debt state
ment 10 be issued tomorrow shows a loss
Of 100000 TO 100000 during the
month, but the general balance will stand
over
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 3l.-Spirits-
lars sales, 1000 casks.
Resin firm; sales, 400 casks. Quote
A. b. G and ID. S1.05: Il, SllO; f. Sll5;
G, si.20, II. S140: ], $l.65; X $40; NJ,
500: n. S345; window glass, $40; water
white $3.50.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. C., Oct. 3l.-Tur
pentine firm at 26la TO &c.
Rosln firm at 95c. for good strained.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., oct 3l.-F'lour-
Spring patent. S3.sJG425; family, $21oQ
800
Wheat dull and no sales.
Corn-sales light. No. 2 mixed, track,
4Oc. yellow track. 40c.
oats slow; No. 2 mixed, track. WIS.,
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DEATHS.

COATES.-Entered into rest, in the
blissful hope Of Immortality, Sunday,
October 10Th, at 1915 east Clay street.
al $3.50 A. NJ. Miss NARY J. COATES,
In the eighty-third year Of her age.
Interment took place near Fredericks
Hall, Monday evening october Both.
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lillian minister 20 Uruguay. has been
suspended. This Is attributed here to the
discovery Of some jobbery with members
OF the revolutionary party through the
interrogation OF one OF his kilograms.
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WI .NfINGTON. n. c., oct. 31.-Rosin
firm. strained. S1.OO; good do, $l.O5.
Turpentine steady at 2613c.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, Sl.OO; soft
and virgin, SlO.
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Father General Sorin Dead.

SOUTH BEND, IND, Oct. a.-Father
General Sorin. founder OF the Notre
Dame University. died this morning. He
had been ailing for some time.
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ti-l6c.: standard A. sG5 S-loc.' cut
loaf. 3 T-IGu5Kc., formulated. 500 l-lVc.
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet ana steaus /,
cotton, by steamer, n-oid'' gram ~
stcamcr. 2a,d.