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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
Big SouiS city FIRE.

Ev telegraph 10 the Dispatch
SIOTX CITY. IA. october AT i-.30
This morning a fire broke out in the tnlon
,l,,i,,. mill at the corner Of Firth and
Water streets. almost In the center OF ire
business district. Five minutes later the
Great building was blown TO atoms by
terrific explosion. and In second inc
scattered cmbers iGnited a dozen buildings
I'M the vicinity. many OF them frame
structures
Every engine in the fire department was
called out. but the hremen were helpless
to stay the progress Of the flames \ deep
hrnad creek ran through the burning DIS
,rict. making It impossible for them 10
yet near the flames.
Finally. the flames were checked AT
the very border of a district, which. had
they entered, a clean sweep would nave
been made TO the Missouri river ana the
loss would have exceeded $l,woooo. -Four
square blocks were burned as 1T was. ana
me loss IS close 10 10000. Thirty build
ings were burned.
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DEA Ills.

PIGEI.OW.-Died. October 9TH. at tho
residence OF her nephew. r. T.. Powers.
llLaunarle county. Mrs. FANNY T.. BlGE-
Low. from injuries received I'm fail
Her remains were inferred by her re-
quest at Mt Moriah church, near the
place of her birth.
BROACH Died, at her residence, 702 10
east Leigh street. on the l2th Instant.
m 80 p. NJ, Mrs INDIANA BROACH.
widow ~ 4. VI. Breach, In the sd yeaI
Of her age.
Sbe leaves four daughters-Mrs. 9. FL
lott. Mrs. ). Gaylord. Mrs. A. y. Pol
lard. and Mrs. ". II. Poats. of Washing
ton. and one son 10 mourn their loss. TINS
family has In nine months lost three OF
their family. blessed are the dead that
die in the Lord
Funeral notice hereafter.
FOXWELL.-Dled, at the residence OF
her son-in-law. Perry Jones, No. 5Z6
north First street. October l.. 1893, at
o'clock \. NJ. after few days Illness,
Mrs. MARY ELLEN FOXWELI., the
widow Of Francis Foxwell, in her 68th
wear She leaves one daughter and one
brother and two sisters ~ mourn their
loss.
Funeral will take place from Monu-
mental Episcopal church SATURDAY. Oc-
tober 18th. at 3 o'clock. Friends and ac-
qualntlnces respectfully invited 70 at
tend.
KINIRY.-Died suddenly Wednesday
morning. October IL, 1898, PATRICK
KINIRY, a native OF the County Water
ford. Ireland; aged 50 years.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Petnr's Cathedral THIS friday AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clock. The body lies at the
residence OF his brother. David Kinlry,
al north Seventeenth street.
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western. sen3s,sc; No. mixed do. 3fa3,lac.
Rye-Neglected: No. 2. CSC.
=, HAY Firm: good 10 choice timothy.
SIS eOQi60l
ocean freigh.s-ouiet. with some I'm.
provement; steam TO Liverpool. per bushei-
2i%Gt3d. Cork. for orders. per quarter,
~. 3D. cotton. per 100 pounds, &c
Provisions-Very firm and unchanged.
Butter quiet; creamery fancy, SOC. do
ialr 10 choice. 26q2sc.; imitation, 2ic.
Eggs dull at l9fisizc Coffee steady; Rio
cargoes fair lsAc.; No. !. lsisc. Sugar
strong. graduated. 53-c.
Copper and whiskey-Cncha
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL. October fe.-rhe trad
ing IN wheat to-day was very moderate,
ana the rang" OF prices narrow. The
! opening was about the close OF Yesterday
10 Nc. lower The market then rallied,
declined i2c.. eased off. and closed l-l6c.
Dgner than yesterday
Corn WAS only moderately active The
| trading was chiefly local. the market at
one time D'ing very quiet The tone WIS
generally steady. with some weak spots
showing occasionally with the eNcep-
ton OF some good purchases by a promi-
nent local professional the buying and
selling was OF no Importance or signlil-
canoe. The opening was nj about the close
Of yesterday After ruling steady for
while. the market declined i4Mtsc., ial-
| lied again, held steady and closed about
lice over Yesterday
In oats the trading was moderate. prices
declining lsui7c.. the near futures show
ing the weakest feeling A rally again
occurred OF i<lAc.. and the market closed
quiet. The depression was due To- wheat
and corn. and also 10 moderate offerings
, bv shipping houses.
Provisions were strong and higher early
on light receipts ana higher prices for
hogs at tho yards
cash quotations
Flour-Weak and unchanged. No .
snrlng wheat. 63asO63hc.: No. > rel, e}9kfa
68l.c. No corn. 3SNc No. 2 oats, 2G',c.
Pork. Sl55o0lS0o. Lard. N62'eus ST.
short rib sides. 50. sac 80: dry sailed Shout
doris. S7.37iad750: short clear sides. $500
10 % Whisl<ev <12
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LOUISVlLLEAND NASHVILLE.
Rumored Purpose Of Obtaining Lines to
Charleston md Port Royal.

Obs telegraph 20 the Dspatch)
BALTIMORE. MD, October 2.-The
issue Of S-eoooo worth Of extra stock
boy the Louisville and Nashville railroad
is believed by holders of Georgia railroad
securities in this city 10 be- partly for
the purpose OF obtaining line 10 Charles
ton cor Port Royal : c.. OF both points.
The Manufacturers Record has iniorma-
ton that parties representing the Louis
VILE. and Nashville bought bonds OF tn"
south Carolina railway I'm New YORK; last
june. with view 10 bidding in the road.
which has been ordered 10 bee sold at
auction boy the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals at q dat" soon 10 be decided.
The south Carolina road extends from
Augusta 10 Charleston. The LOUISVILLE
and Nashville reaches Augusta by way
OF the Georgia railroad. Of which it IS
"a Joint lessee with the Central Railroad
OF Georgia. II is stated that the Louis
VILE and Nashville viii secure entire con
trol of the Georgia road with the stock
10 be ISSUED. and this viii give the Louis
vile and Nashville lines Of its own TO
axport points on tn" Atlantic Seahoard'
which nj present it is without and make
charleston and Port Royal the eastern
terminals of its system
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13

had been cadets ut West Point at th'
same flme. aad had served together
In the Mexican war. and were warm per
sonal friends Colonel Cliiz had been ar
instructor AT West Point when Anderson
was "A cadet there. and Anderson has
been one OF his favorite pupils. Cit
had also been guardian for Garland
wife. and as Mrs Garland had died onlN
a short time before this. General Garland
was naturally touched by suddenly meet
ing for the first time his dead wife''
friend. -.
After a few minutes spent in pleasant
social injuries. General Hill asked Colo
mel Cltz about his wound. and propose
70 send him 10 the field-hospital to nave
II dressed.
SLEPT TOGETHER.
mo" generously answered Colone
Clitz. oct others. who need It worse
have attention first.
So he stayed with General Hin that
night. the two sleeping on the same
overcoat-the best bed obtaiuable NeX'
morning General Hin gave his friend ar
ambulance. and said;
"Clitz ! must send you TO Richmond
about fifteen miles away-but ] VIII no.
send YOU under guard You just give M
General Winder. And say, Citz. here +.
my wifc's address, She IS my banker
now. II you need any money while q
prisoner draw on her Tor it,"
Just as the amhulauc" was about T.
start some 81 General Hi,Ts soldier,
brought I'm General John T. Reynolds. q
Federal division command r. Genera
Reyuolds had been fighting and doins
picket duty until he was utterly worr
ont. s, the night before. when every
thinl, seemed to give promise ~ quiet
he laid down e. snatch few hours o
sleep. While he slept the sleep of cX
haustion his men were driven back an.
he was captured
General Hill and General Reynolds ha'
been together az West Point for thr,'
years. they had been associated as youni
officers AZ Fort Moultrie they had gon
ont TO the Mexican war in the same com
pany-a company that had BraNtoi
Gragg for captain. and George II. Thomas
John F. Reynolds. ana -. II. lin fo
lieuteuauts But now. when Gencra
I'm advanced TO shake hands. Genera
Reynolds would not recognize him no.
speak at all
General Ilrs military instincts lei hin
10 divine the cause OF his old comrade'
depression. and enabled him 10 sympa
thizc with q brave soldiers Chaeriu g.
being surprised and captured
So. going up 10 General Reynolds witt
extended hand. he said;
"ReynollS. do not feel 50 had abou
your capture. il is the fate If war"
1T is not being captured was tn
Generals answer. THAT hurts 50, but ii j.
being captured asleep"
Cheer ny. Oh fellow" responded Gene
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" Irre 'Ie,hodi.t Conference.

H.elcr ot the DispaichD
t-INlA. VA. October ~ The
session ~ The Free MethO-
oreuI in the First Pres
'-icn jtls morning. with Rev.
I'rr u the chair. Rev. }. y.
NrnIham. y. A.. was admitted
. 20 tracOus orders. The preach
+.'e Called upon ana made reports
600 Ore work done by their
o. Miller was chosen TO super
work of the New YORK and
.. i..nhia districts. and Rev. George
"as appointed 10 take charge OF
irc and Windsor districts.
30. IL. McAilisteT. OF Trinity
AicTandrin. Rev Mr. Sandy. OF
'.huir Conference. and Rev Mr..
.i 81 the Illinois Conference. were
20 honorary seats Ia the confer
The session then adjourned until
'."'fiow morning.
..fht religious services were held In
:. second church. Rev. j. G.. Terriii.
~>"saitr OF the General Mission Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13

OBy telegraph To the Dispatch)
POTTSVILLE. PA October IA IRE
broke out in the cngine-room OF the
New Boston colliery shortly after =
O'Clock this morning communicating 10
the breaker in an incredibly short time
and the entire structure valued at Wv
ono was burned 70 the ground. Three
hundred and nifty men and boys were en-
Moved. and 10000 tons OF coal was the
.uuual output
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LOOKING OUT FOR MURDERER.
Emanuel Slade Nearly Cut His WIFE
Head on with an Ave

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
GREENNILLE, y. c., october r.
This morning Sheriff King received %
telegram from Sheriff Hodges. Of Beaufort
county. to look out for and arrest Eman-
uel Slade (colorcD for murder Siade
killed his wife last night about twelve
miles from Washington They had been
parted about three weeks. ana yesterday
evening about O'Clock Sladr went 10 a
house where his vile was staying To- per
suade her To return home with him. She
refused TO DO So Whcreupon hr picked
up an axe and struck her blow on the
back Of the neck that nearly cut her
head of. Death was instantaneous. Slade
was seen passing through Nasnintton
this morning before news Of the murder
$3.50. L. Nm.
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GOV. CARR FISHING.
NORTH CAROLINA'S EXECUTIVE HAS
GOOD SPORT AT MOOREHEAD.
Work VIII Soon he Commenced on the
Confederate Monumcnt-Foot-Ban
at the state University.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.)

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspntch.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. October r. Governor
Carr Is having very good sport fishing at
Morehead City. Until quite recently the
catch OF fish since the great storm OF
August 18th has been quite small. They
are now biting freely They are caught
IN deep water some distance from land.
Sheriff Henderson. OF CASTOR county
to-day brought three convicts to the peni-
Tertiary. and Sheriff Sturgeon, OF CASTOR
rought one
TO SELECT DESIGNS.
Designs for the state Confederate
monument are rapidly coming In. Mrs.
Armlstcad Jones. president Of the Monu-
mcnt Association, says II Is the purpose
10 meet within ten days ana select a
design. There IS general desire that
work shall soon begin. The monument
will cost about $2jV1. OF which the as
ISOLATION Is confident Of raising sl'V'
The Safe appropriation H. $1,000. To-day
the issue Of certificates OF membership
began. These cost 81 each, and are TO be
souvenirs. They contain all the four de-
signs Of the Confederate flag. the Conird-
crate seal. and the seal Of IN" asSocla-
ton. Under the latter is piece Of rlo-
bon from the funeral-car Of Jefferson Dd-
Wis. used here May GOTH last.
a RECEPTION.
To-day was university Day. NJ the
state University There was a game OF
foot ball between its team and that of
the state Agricultural and Mechanical
College. This evening President George
y. Winston gave q reception in the gym
nasium, at which refreshments were
served. and which was largely attended.
James James the white man accused OF
numbering United States Deputy Marsha
Julius D. Miller is now ar Nilk"sb"ro
where earnest efforts are being made "a
Identify him.
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Enoch Coffcy. Sc years OLD. fen from a
foot-Iog In Caldwell county yesterday
his head struck a stone, and he was In
stantly killed
Ars. I.arkin Estes. Of the same neigh
borhood aged =. wandered away from
the road. and was found dead, after three
DAYS Of search.
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VETERANS AT WAYNESVlLLe.
Attendance Mt the Reunion About Two
Observation-Disclosures Delivered.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchj
ASHEVILLE, y. c.. october l-.-Ihe
attendance at the reunion Of veterans al
Wavnesviue to-day IS about 1900, and the
old soldiers are having a good time IKE
grcts by letters and kilograms nave p'en
received from General Longstrcet and
Senators Vance and Ransom. Tho Ashe-
vile Post of the q. \. X. vas represented
to-day. Among those who delivered ad-
dresses were Professor ). y. Cham
bors. Of the Waynesvlle High School
who wore the blue, and JudGe \. g.
Avery. OF the Supreme Court Inc camp
Will be I'm Swain county next time.
A gaycl has been presented To the as
ISOLATION containing a minle-ball-a me
mento Of Chickamauga.
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IndIcimen,s ArninN W. u Ander.nn.

0NOrTCep0U1Onco of The DI9patCh)
BOWLING GREEN VA. October II
Caroline County Court has been I'm sos-
sion for three days; a very unusual thing.
ae our terms generally end IN one day
Much L1siucss Of interest brought many
people ~ the county e"at The grand jury
was in session AN II Monday and found a
number OF Indictments Five true Hills
We're returned against " j. Anderson
late commissioner Of the revenuc--i nrce
for felony and two for misdcmcanor-but
as hr has left the state and forfeited
his bail bond the action OF our conserva-
tive authorities looks like locking The
door nflDr Tho hnrs. Is slnlcn."
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Mr.. Tucker Congratulated.

Special telegram TO The Dispatch
STAI NTON VA. October I2-H0u. II.
StGcorEc Tucker is here somewhat broken
down after his arduous services rendered
IN the paasaPo Of the Tucker election
bin. He IL receiving great congratula-
tipns from Democrats here for his splen-
diI services 10 the party ana 10 the
cause 81 free ana unirammellcd elections.
lie viii remain at home with his family
several days for needed recreation and
resi-
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Virginia Ssws Items.

William $ Hanger, an Old ana promi.
uCut citizen. died at his home. at Mos
COW. Augusta county, on Tuesday. aged
SIS years Deceased was an uncle Of Hon
Marshall Hanger.
David collins. "a young mechanic fell
from "a scanold forty feet high IN Staun-
TON ON Wednesday, anrhtiuC on his head
AND shoulder ON a pile Of bricks. 80
bones were broken but ne received tween
ty-seVen cuts on the head and body. II,
will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
REV. WV neoRlcK KILLED.
Thrown From His Cart and He Dies From
IniurIes Received,

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
SALEM. Va. October 12.-Rev Or.
Whisncr, presiding elder OF Roanoke dis
trlct. left this afternoon for Newport.
Giles county. in response 20 a letter Just
received from thar town. stating that
Rev ". ". Hedrick pastor OF the New
port circuit. had died Tuesday morning
from the effects Of in1uries received last
Saturday ina being thrown from his cart
by q runaway horse. He was crossing
Che mountain between Newport and
BlackshurE when the accident occurred.
he was found 10y some drummers in an
unconscious condition. and was never able
90 tell the particulars. Deceased was
about o., years old. and leaves wife
and grown family. who reside in Wythe
county
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Excellent. She could play the piano
beautifully. too"
did you let her do that2''
"Oh. yes. And she read the papers to
us. and kept the library in order. and
could keep accounts and paint on china,
or embroider on silk as nicely as any
body you ever saw"
Il never heard OF the like, How In
the world did you happen to let her go?
Well there came "A young man along
one day-a professor in college-and said
be wanted her, and-heres one Of her
children now. Come. darling, and sit on
grandmother's lap"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
That joyful Feeling.

with the celebrating sense OF renewed
health ana strength and internal cleanii.
ness, which follows the use OF syrup OF
Figs is unknown TO the few VINO hhu'
not progressed beyond the old-time meai-
clnes and the cheap substitutes son,e~
times offered. but never accepted by the
well informed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
.nnged ~ follows
THE COTTON MARKETS..

THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October l2.-Noon -CottOn
In moderate demand. with prices firm:
American middling { 9-l6d.; sales. Zoo
bales. American. $500 bales; speculation
and export, 1909 bales. receipts. 500
bales. Futures firm. with demand fair;
November and December. 3l6id., De-
cemher and January, S-6iQf Q-6,p
I 3i-Gd: January and February. 1850
{ 3,-Glpt 36-6igf 5S-6id.: March and April,
! 59-6ial iO-Gid.. April and May i2-Uid.;
Nav and June. 43-6ilr4 4i-6id.
T.. M-American midding fair. l-i6d.
good mildlng. nd, low mddling. "a;
good ordinary I'D: ordinary. : i5-i6d;
october. { 37-6tdi 3S-6id.: october and
November. ! S5.6ld.. buyers; Noyemoer
and December std. buyers Decem-
Der and January 3G-6inI 37-6tL; Janu-
airy and February. 3N-Gld., sellers; Febru-
airy and March. ( i0-6id.. sellers; March
Nav. 4 Ii-6id, sellers: May and June,
4 iG-tid.. sellers. Futures closed firm.
NEW YORK. October l2.-Cotton--Quiet;
uplands, Sac.. milling Orleans .,'.;
sales. 800 bales: loW middling. : l'-ltc.
Futures closed barely steady: sales. ls9-
Op bales; October e 10. November $50:
| Dec. mber. $50; January. $ y; February.
| So: March, $50; April, $50; May, - -;
TotaI consolidated net receipts Of cot
| ton al AN ports to-day, @.lH bales, tN-
| portq 10 Great Britain. @ iGf bales. conti-
| neut. G.G3 bales. stock. SO, i6l bales. Iotal'
so far his weok-Net receipts. 2l6, i6' bales;
| EXPORTS - Great Britain. 5SOj5 bales. 80
| France. 40 bales; To continent hoo
| bales
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
| WILAfINGTON. y. g.. october D.
| RoSu. Firm. strained. Nc.; good 'l Nc.
| Tururntinn steady az Doc. Tar quiet &c
500. Crude turp.utlne quiet; hard steady,
soft $50. virgin. N.to.
SAVANNAH. GA. october p -1ur 'T-
| tine opened az - &C.; sales. ~" cd0h .
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, MD. October l2-Flour-
Dull and easy; western superfine, SCOT
EOS: do extra. ,a.25a2.so; do family. S.ioaf
$40
Wheat-Dull and easier; No. 2 red. spot
and October. 6S7. q665sc.: steamar No.
rel. s3@c. asked. Milling wheat, by sam
pie. CSC. 20
Corn-Quiet and easy; mixed spot, aV
x7Hc: October. 47e. asked white corn. by
sample. sic.: yellow do, sec
Oats-Quiet and steady; NO. whr-e
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y
NEW YORK. October le-The Wall
street markets were again influenced to-
day by the prospective legislation at
Washington. At the opening trading was
held in check and prices were inclined
10 sag. because Of belief that the Senate
had entered upon prolonged struggle
The Changers were tho weakest stocks
at this time, Burlington and Quincy fall
Ing 1, per cent Later on. dispatches
from Washington We're favorable as TO
repeal Of the silver law. and the market
Immediately responded with advances
from q 20 IA per cent, on which Union
ldcihc. st. Paul. Louisville ana Nashville
Missouri Pacific. Pacific Mail and Atchi-
son We're most conspicuous After ,
O'Clock the Improvement Was generally
lost. but towards the close speculation
was stronger again, ana the market left
OF firm.
Tho Iulustrials rs usual Of late. were
prominent In dealings. and figured for
Nt.ht5 shares In a grand total ~ ~. SIS
shares for the lists. The stocks have
lost mono of the strength which has char
lcteTiZel them for the past week or 50.
DiStiling and Cattle Feeding Was again
The leader. rising from 3d., 10 3i's. Cord
age stocks enjoyed a squirt OF activity on
me announcement that the details Of
'he REORGANIZATION had been completed,
Ihancellor McGll by October 18Th, at
the latest. Ii is announced that the COM
pInys 6-Der-cent bonds viii be- retired
bv the issue IF an equal amount of first
preferred stock. The common rose -
Ger cent. while the preferred. after de-
clinnc I per cent. 20 49, jumped 20 a, 20
Der cunt being asked.
sugar. Chicago Gas. Rubber. AMI Gem
-ral Electric all ruled on "A higher range
md made net gains ranging from y 10 IL
ger cent Among the speclaltirs Louis
Fille Evansville and -. Louis sold at 10.
aEai inst at the last reported sale. coal
Fuel ana Iron rose , per cent.
The general market closed firm. with n
net gain of . To , per cent. for IN" day.
Total sales. l5l.o0 shares, including 5l,"O
Unlisted
Sub-troasury balances: Coin. NS,2oS 80:
currency. M.M2IiS
MONEY And EXCHANGE.
Money ON call has been easy, ranging
from 10 ~ per cent. last loan AT p and
closing offered at >. Prime mercantile
uauer. 6US per cent.
Bar silver. b.. Mexican dollars, .Gi2.
Silver M tho Stock Exchange neglected.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual nusl-
u--s I'm bank, RS bills az $iN'Hf N3is for
.Ntv DAYS and SiSIi " ,Gi, for demand.
Posted rates. SlSi1IW. Commercial bills.
..l'-uf.2'r for sixty days. and $lN'a
| for demand.
Government bonds steady state bonds
| lulI. Railroad bonds easier
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKE7

BALTIMORE. MD. Octoberu 2-Vlr-
ciiuia Consol ys. 6iH65. Baltimore and
Onto stock. IS; Baltimore and Ohio South
western frsts, l0ii2; first incomes. G5:
second do 23G274; third do. GaS. Consoli-
dated Gas bonds loss; DO stock. J7s,u
J7a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13

preached an interesting sermon. The
church was well nlled. not only by Free
Mejhodists. but by persons Of other denom-
nations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALI. GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks. Gra's.
Tobacco, Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
(By telegraph to the Dispa,ch.)

(By telegraph TO the Dispa,ch.)
- WASHINGTON, ID. c., October ~. -
lglln Forecast tor Virginia: Rain. north
least gales.
T For North Carolina: Heavy rain,
followed by clearing weather in the in
terror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies were
cloudy At midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
(By telegraph 10 the
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Oct. l2th.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Amethist, Galveston.
Schooner r.. J. MoultOn, Boston.
Schooner General ). Il. Merwin, Provi-
dence.
SAILED.
Schooner q. A. Briggs, Lynn, Mass.
British steamship Amethlst, 81. Peters
burg.
PORT OF WEST POINT, October 18th.
0By telegraph to the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF san Antonio. Blake
mon. New York, passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm city. Marshall, Walkerton;
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship City OF San Antonio. Bike
mon. New York; passengers ana general
cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore:
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City Marshall, Walkert0n;
passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF RICHMOND. october 18th.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel DeyO- Norfolk: merchan-
disc and passengers; /. Weisiger super
intendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13
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