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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
PersonaIs AMI Briefs.

There Is no improvement In the condi-
ton of Acknowledgement Mcdonald.
There was no material change last night
in the condition Of Mr.. James L. Kearney.
Mrs. J. H. Barton. and Miss Narcissa
Barton returned Wednesday morning from
Chicago.
sir. Allan Talbot. Jr., who has been
quite III with fever, was somewhat bet
ter yesterday.
Miss l.. W. Coleman has returned TO
her home, after a pleasant visit OF several
days in this city
polict-patrol box No PA has been
placed at the corner OF Exchange AHty
and Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Charles j. Bnlups has returned from
ten-days' visit 10 Chicago ana points oil
interest in Kentucky.
Nlessrs. Theodore Nelson and Barney
Wertheim have returned 20 the city ai'rf
"A weeks visit 10 the Worlds FAR.
In the CIV Circuit Court yesterday suit
was instituted by Davenport q MOTIFS
against \. r. Mcdowell for $l.2ll'
Messrs. John Marks and Paul Bargamin
left Yesterday for Chicago, whore they
will attend the Columbian exposition.
The alarm Of fire from Box l2i. about
z o'clock last night. was due to the burn
ing of a chimney. No damage was uO"e'
captain T. ". McCrery and wife. OK
stuart Va. are visiting Mrs. McCrary >
mother. Mrs +. a. Tignor OF 2lVl east
Broad street.
Colonel w. II. Mason, Of this city Is
candidate for the position OF custodian
of dies in the Department OF Engraving
al Washington.
Mrs A. j. Parlin and Misses Alma and
Louise Parlin. OF Newport, Kentucky, are
guests of Colonel w r. Tanner, OF No.
20 south Third street.
4 series OF meetings is being CONDUCTED
this week at Clay-Street Methodist church
hy Rev. Mr. Miller, the pastor. Cohslder-
able interest Is being manifested.
Or. 5. Galesh. supreme secretary OF the
Progressive Endowment Guild OF America
left Yesterday for Chicago. where he goes
to look after the western department oil
the Guild
Miss Kate Sinton, who has been visit
ing the family of Mr.. }. +. Mayer ana
1.r friend Miss Mamie 9outhrrn, on
| Church Hill. returned TO her home In BAL
| timore yesterday.
lisbon Peterkin has arrived In RIO
Grapde do Sui. Brazil In excellent heali n
He Will. when his mission Is accomplished,
return Via England. reaching home about
November.
Colonel c. Fenlon Day. OF Isle OF wight
whom Mr. Ryan appointed deputy col
lector OF Internal Revenue for DIVISION
| No. 6. embracing Norfolk and the counties
in that section. was in the city yesterday
| Mrs. Johnnis, and daughter Mrs. fllH-
mus. have returned to Philadelphia after
spending q few weeks visiting relatives
! In this city. They were accompanied oy
| Miss Cealey Schlosser, who Will spend the
| winter with them.
DIR. Moore. OF Ayletts. who was recon-
mended by the Medical Society OF virginia
which held It's annual meeting IN Char-
| lottesville this week, for appointment a.
4 member OF the State Medical Examih-
| ing Board. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Irene w. Duval and Mr.. Jonn
! Mckinney Powell were married AT Ninlta
at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Dr
| George A. Meredith, Of this city acted As
best man. The groom has for many years
BEEN associated with the +. ii. Mayo &
Brother Tobacco Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
rhe Hu.,,.r.Ceurt.

The following cases were disposed OF In
the Hastings Court yesterday:
Elijah Stevens tcolored). felonionsly as
saulting James Coaiey; one cent fine AMI
one day In jnil
Georgiana Brown tcoloretl), stea i1g II
the person OF Josiah heller. was sen.
jeil for ta'rty days.
Mary Woodbridge (colored), stealing .ro =
James Payne (coloredi S. one hat, Tvs
shirts. one pair of overails- all the vasue
OF sli.J0. pleaded guilty and was sent =
Jail for fifteen days
John Thomas alias Jake Shaw tcolored,.
stealing s. from Henry Harris. pleaded
guilty and was sent 10 jail for fifteen
days.
Mack Smith (colored) pleaded guilty TO
the charge OF stealing one cow from I. j.
Morrisett; sent TO jail for fifteen days.
ID. Wilson icolored) pleaded guilty to
the charge OF stealing one pair OF shoes;
sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Jesse Jasper (colored). stealing $50 from
the store of Martin Hart; sent 70 Jail for
fifteen days.
Mary Woodbridge tcoloredD, risdemean-
or. pleaded guilty and was fined $40.
John Williams (coloredl. mislemeanor.
pleaded guilty and was fined $50.
Nathaniel Wright (colored). stealing one
horse from NJ. 7. Walker; acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY, OCTOBER s. 1898

will make a splendid showing. The com
pany's band. under the leadership OF Mr..
]. NJ. Brereton. win render the following
programme:
1. March. '"Guard of Honor" Sher-
man.
2. Overture. Wizard OF the West
Petite.
.. Euphonium Solo, Pomposo 'Je"-
nings). Mr.. Perkins.
4 Medley Musicians Reverie." Beyer.
3. serenade. Twilight Shadows" Peck
ham.
9. Fantasia. 'Reeollections OF the War
Boyer.
z Schottische. Cow Bells" Grimm.
e. Selection, bohemian Girl" Donni-
zettL
Waltz. 'Tobelia-" I.aurendeau.
The Ashby Light Horse will also-be IN
spected tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
"l- INyTe souRKE COCHRAN.
~ '.' i.e A.Ac5 To speak 10 Richmond
Other Political NOtes.


H,u9cratc Committee will
..,, tcYoral big rallies during
AND number OF distin-
viii be- invited 10 ad-
.NuI voters. Among those
INVITATION will be extended
b" ... .tkc Cochran. the noted
orator. Chairman PattesOn
mat hc would write TO
i. at once. and hoped TO be
him 20 come some time
..e t.st thirty days.
farcaou has paid all Of the
1n account OF the recent
q "-+ tncy aggregate sGS3.7S. AL
.'' democrats Of the city. or at
'-'ih-r OF them clamored for
'} 90 such an extent that he
=. % guarantee the entire eX-
.r tas only been handed $207 to-
t.t.. '''fhr the expenses. Two Of the
colonel Cary and Mr.. CrUmp,
d. "Ited. or will 90 so. leaving
".n about 500 10 pay.
b. tvrrall spent Wednesday night
g.. .''' yesterday morning for Sus-
.-. meet an appointment TO speak.
"a. '7 Ia good Trim. and says he
.s.-. ''im o. his election by large
u. y th" Democrats In all parts OF
s.., N'H l--stir themselves. lie Will
49,. "e ia,t Ten days OF the campaign
e. ' % thr cities. and VIII make one
r. "4liesses Ia Richmond.
l.t...,'''tn Eiiyson has returned from
tsf.,'.'is and Norfolk. where he held
na.. ...'s with the county chairmen OF
s'i',s and other party workers.
u "N Fatteson. OF the city Commit
ssr-t' % 10 secure Democratic head
n. 80 =. ~ few days.
'hiFd-psfty leaders In the city say
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

there is no mystery about the with
drawM Of Major Mann Page In the Thirty
seventh Senatorial District. They declare
that he had not accepted the nomination.
but when the honor was rendered him con-
scented TO take the matter into considera-
ton Being an officer OF the National
Alliance. some Of his frienda advised him
against accepting the nomination, and
this fact. and the additional one that he
had several estates TO settle up and other
business that demanded nearly all Of his
attention this fall induced him to decline
Mr. John r. Chappeli, formerly a mem
Der OF the Board OF Aldermen, is spoken
OF ms one Of the two persons whom the
Popuiists win put up, for the Senate in
this district. The other nominee will come
from the county. Mr.. w. r.. Grant could,
II Is understood. have II n he desired.
but II is said he will not accept
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
sTTs is IN PRISON AGAIN.
tr'loi OUcer Beings Him Back to
KichmoRd.

i one Of the convicts who
ihr pcnitcntiary on the lith
'.i. and who was caught a
l Bristol, Tenn. was de
D. t. ... states bastlle early yes
"a, was brought here nv
is gore. who received the 80
lor the prisoners capture.
Ht plainly what he has suf-
ODE past few weeks. He
t Backward about talking, and
of his adventures in "a
r..n-r
.at Be- was Clark who proposed
H freak for liberty. and that
To- from the prison they went
River Division Of the Ches-
It. railway. They got about
when day began TO dawn.
t.'.I themselves In the woods,
. NAMED all day. AT night
tr-ir Journey, and by beg
900 getting clothes, which
place of the prison garb.
mat Clark left him in
because ne refused 10 eo
t..u,.S OF burgidrizing. lie
".t De- did not know whore
N I.J thought he went south.
.. convict SAYS that he ar
b.. the morning after the
.I witnessed the burning Of
'h After staying a few
.tlyrs I'm Roanoke. he left
sister in Bristol The officers
rr..iug this. and the house
".s kept constantly under
.n.. When he made his
M Policeman was there, and
" smith was armed with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
Cnpitol Noies.

Governor Mckinney has commissioner
= r Watkins. OF Smithville. Charlotte
county. and II. 4. Wilbourne, OF Farm
Vile delegates to the Real Estate Conyen-
ton Al Chicago.
The Governor has refused 10 pardon
Charles William Robinson, who. at the
November 1889. term Of the County Court
Of Frcdcrck was convicted OF criminal
assault. and sentenced to eighteen years
in the penltentiary.
w winston Jones. Treasurer OF New
Kent; W. g. billiard Treasurer OF Spol-
sylvania; a. G. Cromwell Shernl OF MI
folk and W. B. Kilgorc, Of Bristol WIS.,
tied the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
Deep.isuu Hunt Cisb.

The annual meeting OF this club was
held yesterday. when the following Off
GERS were elected for the coming year;
Captain Philip Haxall, president; Major
Otway S. Allen. vice-president: William
Reuger treasurer; p. A. 5. Brine, secre-
tary: ). IL. Handbook, master of fox
hounds.
The club begins its second year with
a large increase OF membership, and every
prospect OF good season.
During the month the hounds will meet
at the following places, leaving at T..
NJ. sharp: Saturday. lith, Fair Grounds.
Wednesday, 18th, Chantilly; Saturday.
Hst. Rio Vista: Wednesday, 18th, New
Reservoir; Saturday. 18Th Hin Monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
uenttco Circuit Court.

In the case of w. II. Hall against the
Malvern Hill Mari and Phosphate Com
pany, which came up for trial In the Hen
rico Circuit Court yesterday, the jury
rendered a verdict for the plaintiff The
case was to declare null and void lease
given by the former owner OF the land 10
the Defendant company. and To vest In
the present owner all rights to the mari
beds, etc, lying thereon.
Messrs. W. H. Mercer. j. j. Leake. and
r. V. Marye were admitted to practice in
the cOurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 5.-Onerings-
Wheat l3i6 bu.; corn. white, 1870 bu.
mixed. COO bu.; oats. LIZA bu.
SaleS-Wheat. $50 bu.; corn, white. Is
bu.: oats, ~ bu.
Quotations-Wheat, Longberry, GI7lc.
mixed, 66a7lc.. Shortberry. 6sel3oc., No.
rel. 6sn7Oc.
Corn-White prime. Virginia bag lots
SIC: No. white, a45ihc.; No. mixed
5Ogf50izc. ..x.oo ~,
mixed 3sc: No. mixed, S5c.
RYe--551iQc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
Want. Ma.co, to = eme.

Secretary Tyler. of the Virginia Agrisul-
,ural and Mechanical Society, yesterday
afternoon telegraphed 10 the owner Oh
Mascot. the celebrated PAGER with re-
cord OF 20i Offering him WV 10 orins
this horse TO Richmond 10 gNs an 80.
ht,ion mile better than 2.i5. during the
fair next week. II the secretary succeeds
An getting Mascot here II will be drawing
card Tor the fair. as everybody would hse
10 see the greatest PAGER in the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
u,l3f IL



Mr.. w. H. Aborn. agent for the X. A.
Patterson Tobacco Company al Boston.
Mass, was here to-day.
Bright loose sa1es at all tho warehouses
were about as usual In quality and price.
hui VERY few wrappers were on sale.
The Increase In cigarettes In tho United
States for ten months ending August 81,
1893. was about ~. go over same period
for the year previous.
plug and smoking tobacco decreased
about 100000 pounds for same period.
which YVES about II per cent decline over
last year Snuff and cigars show small
deficiency
The internal revenue collections In Rich
moud for the fiscal year ending October
lat were. for cigars and asarettes. $751;
se3. s2. showing an increase over previous
year OF sl3z. 1876. Tobacco, for same
period. shows a decrease OF So =. max
ing n total revenue increase In Richmond
for the year OF $sAiiAso on tobacco pro-
ducts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
rha, .,o,lul tee,iue.

with the celebrating sense OF renew
health and strength and internal cieanh.
ness, which follows the use OF syrup %
Figs. is unknown TO the few VINO hos'
not progressed beyond the oid-time nien'-
cines ard the cseap substitutes sof, :
times offered, bat never accepted py the
well informed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. October 5.-Virgfnia
COnsol IS. 30. Baltimore and Ohio stock.
81. Baltimore and ohio southwestern
frsts. 1914: first incomes. To- Consolidated
Gas bonds, lO3; do stock, Sass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
walking Down Broadway.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, October BIB. B. Pink
ham, Rodgers; s. b. Rosenoaum' savoy
J. Thalhimer &. Hutzler, Albert; +. MIL
Ter. Belvidere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
,urt adjourned until 1o:3o to-day.
CrprivTT COURT.

The grand Jury OF the Circuit Court
fau,d In md true bills in the cases q
James Phillips W. $. Moseley' Is. +.
Shcppcrson and IL. H. wilkins, charged
with violation OF the election-lawS
The case Of Leigh Wallace, charged
with forgery in connection with civil
service application. was set for the ZS'h
OF this month.
J. O. Lowry plead guilty to the lndict-
mcnt for mail-robbery. and Judge Hughes
reserved his decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
NEW WORK PROnuCE MARI

NEW IUHk FNOpCtF mAHhEI.
NEW YORK. October S--rtour--M Market
more active and easy; winter wheat; low
sE; patents. ss.5u4o0. Minnesota clear.
g. 5ca300: patents. Mlo0kM Southern
-four dull and easy: common 70 faty extra,
q. 10: good to choice. &l8f&X.
wheat~Spot market duh And eanlees NO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
-. ,,.I,.rrc.elT = gn,.

Tho annual inspection of the Richinpnd
ti~ht infantry Blues viii be held ~ the
arrory o. Inc organization to-nls1i. ana
n Is expected that the gallant raua.eieafs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
TREATED LIKE A DOG.
BECOMES INDIGNANT At
w. 1AvLoR's INTERROGATION.
>.,tha Contract Leads to ooite .
'' 49,, Di,ens.ion--Otber Matters
p,fsre the Lsh, Committee.

...,,, near being n first-class row
cling Of the Council Committee
.,. Hast evening Mr.. Charles II.
e. baltimore. who some months
.-..fr4 ~ Furnish the city with
I'D .> to e. gravity. for the water
... Was on hand In response to
..al upon him that he was not
t. nls agreement When ne
fore thc committee ne was
.l, Nr TAYLOR that he was not
-.. contract and asked the rea-
r.. IalIm0rcan. after asking
t.. name. ana being told in
..e mat 70 was pick Tay-
40 TAYLOR" Mr. Nicoln re-
odd. contract between himself
...t. rs4d II provided that the
.ri DO. II eS % - gravity. but
f,.. che city had the right 10
.s....i ami pay II fair price
The gentleman from the
.. r.n then asked wherein he
...Iqs his agreement. The
....rn,u rctoried by saying
.. ..uI.us Oh 10 the city that
..I ~ 90 t' degrees
wanted o. know what Mr..
a. "a
.,.d NM, ~ fscts
- e,,,,.ert,,
$50 n.y. t,ai,tr,n-
49,, =, -,
TO - CO. ~
.h..l . was Ia bc used. Tie
..,rs ard 90 he had
....1ti,,. o,ntba e9 IN
.,-'o, oiI,o,.d ou ~ a
..'..,,tca bc bad shin
.... ,,1 a. o. rrc,,ious
g. .t,,oo r,od. a state
- -. ,t,,' -
..o,l't,,,, q, 90 vim
ia th, CITY IN get
H f.r Mr. 'Cavior said
...,. ~ mo gas was largely
.. 90 The quality of the oil
....... ,,-D CONFUSION.
..., .t.,o,,ssi,., v.,s
49,. 3. - az.
>.'..,,i nj co,,e.
- n,a, he
u. o., h.'I
u .',,,,s - ht,
.s,,,cs.. ,,al,no,l
,..'.. SON, hero nv tho
,t ~ >,,..,ii -.
,.,t H. r',.
.' '''' -"'' "'
IN, g., .. ,.,.,,
a.. N-,l-iti 80 s,,,,
- 80 ~,
...,.,,o,,a,, Irstc,d
t,..,c1 M. , doc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
.STAI'NTONS.
EY INNINGS.
12345G7s9 -Total.
C.bor,estons ..........OO00O 001 o.
c,,,,tops .O1 p q 0x-i

GburlpgiOnS ..........O y v " " v
Stauntons ............0 90 OX-4
Earned -Stauntons 3; Charlestons.
1 Two-base hits-Blake. TRULY, Reiman'
O'Hagan. Elsey, Gilman, TRULY Jones.
Left on bases harlestons /; Stahntohs'
4 Double play aulihoWer and Elsey.
First base on bals-By Conover, |; by
FRY. l. Hit by pitched ball-Johnson
Struck out-By Fry, 3; by 'ohov'r !,
VIVID pltches-ConOver. l; Fry. q. Passed
baIls-OHagan. o; Jones, 0. Umpire MI
Harry Leftwch.
sTONEWAIL.S AND HARDHiTTERS.
The Stonewalls defeated the Hardhit-
tors Yesterday by score OF eight 10
six. The battery for the Stonewalls con
sisted of c. Newton, catcher; NJ. wilkes
pitcher. Two home-runs were mace ny
$ Lindsay and NJ. Wilkes. The gam
was played on Tenth street mats me
lc,,c,c contests between these clubs ana
tbe First-Streets stands as follows:
NV Won. Lost
StoneWalls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
First Streets ........s.'.s'''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
RIcHM0Nn TORACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, October 5.-Auetion Offer
ings on Change and private sales were
extremely light to-day.
Revenue collections
Cigars and cigarettes ....."......t ~
TObaccO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, I.ool ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

CINCINNATI. -. October 5.-tlonr
firm: spring patents. NdNS famaly.
81 751t Wheat No. 2. bic corn urn
and advancing. though luiet No. 3 whi'e;
SIC oats tun and advancing, 40.
white Sgc. Ma. . mixed. Ssiac. Rye steady
al 5lG5gc. for No >. Pork Mess. NIW
Clear sis,'' mess ,s6. iarf 3 3-iqiO l-ic. Bacon
easier; shoulders. 9igc; short-rib Sides
l0iac. /, short-clear sides. ll|4c. Whhksy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Reported by j. l.. Williams 4 Sons.)
RICHMOND, October 5.-ClOslng quota
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
TIE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Gases Argued In the Circuit Court OF Ai-
p.ais-Grsnd Jury Work.

The United States Circuit Court o'
Appeals was held yesterday by 'uut'S
Con. Seymour and Simonton' ana 'h'
following business disposed OF: w. a
Irickul It al. plaintiffs in error vs..
Navor and City Council of Baltimore. In
error to the Circuit Court for the DIS
trict of Maryland Petition Tor
mandamus to Judge Morris TO
settle bill Of exception. Argued 10y
r. j. Moses. Jr.. for plaintiff In error
and Thomas G. Hayes for the Defendant
in error. and submitted. Petition re-
fused :,
Cecil Natisnal Bank. appellant, VS.. h.
X and +. H. Thurber & CO.. appellees.
Appeal from Circuit Court. MARYLAND
Faulty Case argued by Robert H. smith
and ". l.. Marbury for appellant ana
Thomas 6. Hayes for the appellee ana
submitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

white BE, No. mixer, 9-EC' ny ''.,ny
al 5Id52c. for No >. Pork Meas NiW
az1S; family, SO. CLEAR family, s2obo;
clear mess SEQ larf 3-iqiO l-tc. Bacon
easier. shoulders 9l4c. short-Tib sides
l0isc.; short-clear sides. HE. Whiskey'
&l2. .,,,-s,
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October -Noon-Cotton
IN fair demand. prices hrm, American mid
dIlnD 4 g-l8d Sales estimated at l2.UO
bales: American, 500 bues, speculation
and export 40 bales. heceipts, -,vo
bales. American. 100 bales Futures steady,
9Th s.mand fair, October. Ji-Gi1t 5000;
October and November ! 8-iqt 5-6ii'
November and December, fS3-bidt S-cti''
December and January, a-otgf SS,oti.,
January and February, ' 6-yi@. ssee,
Sod: February ana ha In, . $50
4 iO-6441i Il -siIi G-Gigi fl-sfd'' Aprh anu
May. Asa. a, ,et.
middling, tfd.. nomina4ly low mi1ai,h;
4I5d. good ordinary, nd. october, 3-oh
bnyers, October and November. 4 Ss-6ti
BUYERS: November and December R-6td.,
buyers: December and January, S-otP
4 3i-64d. January and February' : S,etn,
BUYERS: February and Marsh, ".-ong
and Nay, A-slili i2-G,d., May anu June
A ti-6(d. value Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK, October 5.-cotton-Quiet;
uplands, sNc. Orleans, 1-lec.i new cot
ton offered &C. uIhlrf Nhoth'i"h' D'"s
$40 bales; low middlng, 1Ac. Futures
closed steady: sales. 5000 bales; octob.r
$50: November. $50. December, SH;
January, $50: February. s;B; MaIch'
ts52; April. 1851, May. b7gi June, w.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. October S;-ru-
tures-Quiet and steady; sales, ~, 90 bales
October E8; November, 81 S; December.
Tsl: January S0I. February. S.b.
March. t13; April. @-3i; May. 80.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., October > -Rosln
firm; strained. SOC good do. SO. bid. Jur-
pentine firm VI g5lec. TAI nrln AZ VIZ.
Crude turpentine dule,i hard' h.0, SOFT
and virgin. SLIGO. -.
pentine STEADY at Skc. Resin hrm al pc
FOR good strained s.
SAVANNAH GA. october 5-Turpen-
tine quiet. with very little demand kO'f
frrn. with demand moderate. A.. u,
aud d. CSC; r, 400: +. 500; q, t.0i ~,
n.8; /, $50: X. 500: NJ. $40; N. slle.
Window glass. s. "; water white. S.D.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for thu DispatehJ
NORFOLK, VA, October 5.-Market
quiet; prime, 2is42sc.; extra prime. zlsc..
fancy. &c.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
ESCORTS FROM AL CHEAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
rir~s o, NJ nev. fpns.. STACKS 0rsiss
Tobacco. ,..,.ob. .sr.. and the
Weather IrarstionA
tBy telegram 10 the pispa,ch.,

Fl wAsHrsoros. ID. C.. October
ElIp Forecast tor Virginia and North
Carolina: FAIR weather; slightly
warmer; easterly 10 southerly
uinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
MAINE TxrgLLIGKScE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. octobef sth-
ARRIVED.
Schooner Fannie Brown Hardcastie.
Charleston: Dock street lock; Richmond
Chemical Works
SAILED.
Schooner Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk: uierchan-
disc and passengers. i. Weisiser. sppcrtn-
tendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

The WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was changeable. being first clear and then
cloudy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06
PORT OF WEST POINT. octonsr san.
(By telegraph to the Dispstch.>
ARRIVED.

Steamship Richmond. New. York. Dole;
passengers and general eareo.
Steamship charlotts Ntckie. bslsimors:
passenger and general caTf0
steamer Elm CITY. Marshall. WAjkerenn;
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond. Dole. New YoGi
passenrprs and general CARO-.
Steamer Elm CITY. MaruhaiL Waikesenn;
passengers And general cargo.
htsa,nship Charlotte. Hicklet BAltimngD;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

lions:
Government securities Bid lAsk'd
United States As, X. Il c. -. 10 -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

.. .- committee had trans
5I ~ husinc IS. Superin-
report for the month
.l received. II showed
.. feet OF gas had been
..'. 900 iu the correspond
.. . year, Gas consumed in
rf,I 10 l2.5i7.4SS cubic
... with li.1-o.Go2 last year.
... were Sg69OS. against
..f The cost Of gas In the
'h WAS 80 cents, last Sep
..uts per 1000 cubic feet
the Water-gas plant for
september was O.462. 800
ming 1880 gallons Of oil.
coke, and 1880 pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

ExTRA yINE OIDER VffSdx6
]. $ g . =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-06

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