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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Mean temperature. ........"........ 80
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 9-The local mar
ket opened weaker in sympathy with
lower prices from London. n break ID
Sugar added TO the depression. and the
entire list sold off rapidly. The STOCK
named was heavy until the last hour OIL
business. when. under covering or shorts
IL rallied to &i,. from Sih early in the
day, and closed with net gain OF Is
per cent. The gloomy reports about the
condition OF the refining industry ana
the dissensons among the western JOB
bers were responsible for the early break
DistIling and Catte-F Feeding was steady,
Notwithstanding The circulation OF UNI
favorable rumors about the financial con,
dition Of the company and the proposea
starting up Of big opposition company
in Peoria tomorrow.
The other weak spots were the Grangers'
General Electric. Louisville, Northern Pa
cinc preferred and Reading. The Changers
and western stocks generaliy We're nes'y
on the poor showing Of earnings m9ae
b. the Atchison tor September. me Ie-
crease for the month having been So-,No.
AMI on rupors that the St PAU report
for the first week OF october: due today,
will show heavy loss 81 Paul lei
to 617S. Burlington TO as. ROCK isIaho
TO 5S5,. Northwestern TO Jos. General Elec-
triC 10 fhAp. LOUISVILLE 10 1-'.t wv -
Pacific preferred to 1874, ana Reading Z"
London was seller Of its specialties,
and this assisted the downward NOV
ment. Foreign exchange attracted nio
attention. because OF the continued
strength OF the market. Posted rtttes WSSe
again advanced Nc. TO si,s7is, and 49,
The further rtse revived the talk OF Soss
exports. and II Was stated tnat ul u.',
there IS a material change In the sl,u "a.
ton at least $4,000 will be for%srded oy
Saturdays European steamers. shipments
at this season are unusual ,,.
The influences NJ WORK III the s'ei ' s
cxohsnge market are the low prices ior
cotton. grains. etc. she inability to lehd
money AT anything like paying rates mn
turing sterling loans, ana ehor's on VIZ
part bf a certain Exchange house 10 coNo
bits sold some time ago In anticipation vi
- heavy export movement OF cotton anu
grain. The banks, AZ "A general thNis. anp
not looking for any extensive movement
of the yellow metal 10 Europe. &c..
The stock market closed hrmer N tS9,iivt,
Tho net changes show losses OF is'l,t
per cent, Manhattan and 81 taul ieaH-
ing Chicago Gas gained Il, Iooa,So'
sugar, s., and Bay state Cas- IFS per
The bond market was weak: The safes
of listed stocks aggregated 9'cV sha'V''
Of unlisted, $500
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan AK l. and closing offered AT per
cent; prime mercantile paper, igf'e per
l cent. ~ A., hoo,1
| g. bid ..,,, oo,,oi
Sterling exchange strong, WIN eetuai
! business in bankers bills ~ 81 Sisp4s9't
| for sixty days. and 81 s1i.ai va tor ne
mand. posted rates. $iS''sHAsS'4' eo'''''''
! cial bills. 81 S5i4 Qis8. e,,.o horas
Government bonds firm. state pohpS
duU Railroad bonds weak. 49, ,,o. ....
Treasury balances; Coin, "bl-'Vo' GU
rency, $j95H.Go
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a STRUCTURE SOON CONSUMED.
No Water In Neapoiis and the Three
Story stable Was Destroyed.

DANNILLE. va. october e.-(SpecialJ
4: an early hour this morning the large
thrDc-story stable. owned Icy ". II. Bun
tin, ami located In the rear Of his resi-
dcnce. on Main street Neapolis. was
discovered 10 be- on fire but the town b.
INK without water. the structure was
soon consumed The people turned out
and. D. the use q buckets. saved the
fine residence. The horses and cows had
been TUNED ont 10 pasture early IN the
evening. which prevented heavier loss
The fare is believed 10 have been the
work az an lncendiary. \ great deal Of
rroycnler was also destroyed. The loss
H. estimated al S2,o), Insurance, unknown.
sir. Eautin beng out OF town.
READY NEXT YEAR.
The authorities Of the town are now
having put down Waterman ana a
reservoir constructed FOR the purpose ~
furnishing water to tn. citizens, and for
ire Iurpus,s The work. however. viii
not d. completed before some time next
year.
a harI rain set in last night, and
Il continued all through the night and t.
sun falling. The river IL very low, ana
two ~ the cotton-mills have 10 work
all night owing 20 the scarcity OF water.
which prevents them running ia the DAY.
A NEAT CHURCH.
The colored Holiness people. under the
leadership o. Bette Thomas, have built
d. nea; church In Neapous the ground
ami blUIlrg costing SION, and they OK
poet 20 dedicate il on Sunday ncXL They
have a membership Of over 30. and they
have not asked "a cents worth Of help
on the outside. The lot has been paid
for. and they have lifted every note on
tho building as il fell due.
The negro who assaulted AMI robbed
Ms $ T. Smith is s,lli at large. This
- the second case OF the kind that has
happened in this city IN the pa@t several
weeks. and The party who committed me
er.t assault has never been unprecedented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. October e-F'lour weak
AMI freely offered: winter wheat low
grades, 81. S0240; fair to fancy, s.. +n2;s0i
patents Ge5G3.l0; Minnesota clear, &.2oN
?5; patents, s. rQ3.70; low extra N.&p
%: southern flour dull and weak: com
mon to. fair extra. s2logSOo; good to
Whsat-Dull and easier, with options;
No. z red. store and elevator, 55isc. afioat,
5st.c. Options declined Ssulsc. advanced
1.c.. and closed steady. is@Ac. below
yesterday. with fair trade; November
in elevator; 579sm57l4c, shoat. Options
dull. declining Bdlc.; advancing hghc;
and closing steady &C. S,oh down " or On I a.'
OF: October, bic; November Osc.; De-
cember. Sac May. Size.
Oats-Fairly active but lower. Options
weak; October, 32Ae; December a1ne' S Si,sc' /;
white, s6Sc.; mixed western, s3aa4c.
shipping, 5oc. good TO choice, 65a16c.
Wool.steady; domestic fleece hg2ic';
pI ReefLDuii. Dull family. soWa12W; extra
mess, s9oDa950: beef hams. quiet at $3.50;
tierced beef inactive; city extra India
Cut Meats-oulet and easy: picked bel
lies, &c.: shoulders, &C.; hams. sl24loc. !;
middles nominal.
I.ard-QuIet and weak: western steam n
closing. E.s5: city S25; October. SS,
nominally: January, $40. nominaily; re-
fned dull: Continent. 1896: South America
s. 20; compound. $s5oa6.15. .,-a
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess af'O@
1875.
Butter-Quiet and unsettled; State dairy
lllI2sc; creamery, isI25c.: western garry
lsfPi7c.: creamery. l5fi Sc; Elgfns Soc.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet and weak; eruoe'
&c; yellow, 32frS2izc.
A. 90: do. In bulk, $50: refined New YORK.
SI5: Philadelphia. $40; bulk, S.evgaeo
Rosin-Duil strained. common 10 sood'
81 51pi.so. ,sz,os,s.
Turpentine-Quiet and easy ~ S4ssszc>
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HALIFAX GOLD MINES
ACCOMPANY CHARTERED TO ACQUIRE,
OWN, AND OPERATE THEM.
Ores said TO BE Exceptionally Rich-scvcn
Years for BigHmy-MilIiken VIII
stick-Toot- Isall.

RALEIGH. n. c., October 9.-CSpe-
cial.)-To-day company obtained char
ter from the Secretary OF State for the
purpose Of acquiring. owning, ana
operating gold mines in Halifax county.
y. c. II Is composed OF w. j. Hilands
and s. u. Dunn, OF Cleveland, Ohio. ana
Charles Kinney, Of New York. The capi-
tai II $4,000, and the company has bought
property in Halifax county and Will
develop the mines thereon. The assays 80
far made are said to show the ore to
be exceptionally rich, and the incorpora-
tors say that were 1t in Colorado there
would be great numbers OF prospectors
there in less than week.
ORGANIZED.
The stockholders met hero to-day and
organized and elected directors. Much
money IS to be Immediately expended In
sinking shafts and putting in machinery
John Kelley. q young white man, was
brought 10 the penitentiary to-day from
Chowan county, to serve seven years Tor
bigamy.
SEVERE STORM.
The storm tonight is much worse than
the last one. ana many reports OF damage
10 crcps and bridges are expected. the
rainfall is great. and the wind high. Cot
ton is being blown out very badly.
>. Ohio Wilson. eX-State Chairman OF
the Populist party, will tomorrow begin
the issue Of Populist paper 10 be known
az the Hayseeder.
The eightv-nrst annual session OF the
North Carolina Presbyterian Synod II
called to meet at Greensboro october I'd
The monument at New BeTne TO the SOL
diers Of the Fifteenth Connecticut Resl-
mcnt who died In that town OF yeho"-
fever will be dedicated October 20.
WANT BETTER FACILITIES.
Citizens Of Lucama. through j. r.
Lucas. to-day petitioned for better pasAe"-
ger and freight accommodations there be
fore tho Railway Commission. j. X
Kenly. Of the Atlantlc-Coast Line Ap-
peared on behalf Of that road.
A rumor was current yesterday tha'
T. c. Miliken, Republican nominee Io'
Congress in this district. was abou, !"
withdraw from the canvass letter iiO''i
Milliken, received to-day says he VIII
remain in the race. and asks That APP
pointments be made for him to SPEAK.
The date fixed for the annual inee''hs
Of the North Carolina Confederate VIZ
rams Association is October zl'h Inv
place Is at the state Fair-drouiuS' ~
which il was first organized ana always
meets. Colonel T. ID. Hale. Of Whining
ton, IL the presiding officer
The foot ball season will be opened next
week at Chapel Hill by At game between
the university and the Agricultural ana
Mechanical College teams. Only one 'ot
last years players Is now on the UNI
Vcrsiiy team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
ENTERPRISE IN EMPORIA.
what the virSinian VIII DO When the VI
fee Ia Complctcd-Schooi Affairs

TNpORIA. VA, october 9.-(Speciai)-
The new Clerks office is rapidly gong
forward. and viii be completed ana oeeu-
MED by December, 1891 On the coihpie-
ton Of the office the Emporia Nirsihian
proposes to publish a sketch OF an the
Clerks c. tho county. Accomplishing 'ne
sketcn Of the present incumbent VIII Dc
PHOTOGRAPH OF that gentleman.
Rey. Vernon IAnson. now OF Marion
va has been elected principal OF ths
graded school here He Will be assisteu
Sv Misses Mamie Wilson and Fannle
CHAPLIN The school opens on the 4S'h
" November. ~ 60
Several Of our citizens VIII leave LOT
the EXPOSITION tomorrow.
Mr.. T. l.. Turner ID. D.. o. NJ Oh Dis,
trict No 10. by especial invitation Nsitea
N,ccklenburg Lodge, No. 50, few DAYS
since. He was most warmly welcomed ny
the brethren.
The Clerk Of the court this afternoon
ISSUED licenses for the marriage OF MT.
y T. HALEY and Miss Myrtle Ann Jean.
Groom - and bride 10 years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
DOWN A HEAVY GRADE.
Freight Train Runs Away and is Wrecked
Possible Fatalities.

ASHEVILLE, n. G., october "a
south-bound freight train on the Asheviiie
and Spartansburg road ran away down
heavy grade on the Saluda mountain at
d O'Clock this morning. The crew remain
"a on the flying train. which ran 10 TIE
bottom OF the grade four miles. ana then
lett the track the engine and twelve cars
pilirg up In a deep cut. The latest re-
ports TO tie Citizen say that Engineer
Broom and a colored train hand nave
not been found. Fireman York was seen
buried under the wrcckage and ie thought
to be dead. Conductor VIII Patton had
leg ans a hip badly crushed.
The first train from the wreck came IN
tonight, bringing the body Of Neal
Ewing. an Asheville stone-cutter. who
was stealing a ride South. 1t IS now be-
lioycd that three Of the crew were kill'd'
although the bodies Of Engineer Broom
and brakeman Allen have not yet been
found Fireman Yorks body was found,
but The wrecking crew have not been able
20 reach il yet Conductor Patton had Il
Lex crushed and his skull slightly frac-
tured. His leg wa, amputated, and there
are chances Of his recovery. John Miller,
a colorel brakeman, jumped and was only
slightly hurt. Others Of the crew stood
70 their post to the last. Daniel Owens,
"A stockman. was in the cahoOsc, but was
unhurt. lie had a carload OF cattle in
the train. and every one Of the animals
were killed. Fiagman Painter escaped
without a scratch. though he was on top
OF a car when the wreck occurred.
II IS reported tonight that two boys
friends of Ewing were beating ride
with him. and were killed but this cam
not b. verified. The grade where the train
ran away is four miles long. and averages
100 feet to the mile. The runaway began
half a mile from the top
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
DISCONNECTED BY CONSTANT RAIN.


SCOTLAND NECK, y, c.. October o.
Special 1T has been raining since last
night at o'clock. and there seems no
prospect Of clearing up The farmers
are greatly disconnected by the constant
rains. Already cotton has sproLted in
some places before it could be picked out
\ young man, who said he had served
his time In the United States navy, was
passing n log train loading logs near
town Yesterday. and after asking for a
ride some dispute arose between him and
the hands loading the train. when the
young man drew his pistol He was
arrested and brought before Mayor Perry.
lie was locked up for his offence, and
will be sent to the county Jail to-day.
Mr.. W. \. Dunn has gone TO Clinton
on business.
Miss Bessie Hooker, Of Aurora, who
had visited her aunt, Mrs. II. T.. Hi
Hard. continued her trip 10 Carey yes
terday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
a FIREMAN INSTANTLY KILLED.
Thrown Under the Engine by an Cnac
countable Jerk.

WOODSTOCK. VA. october 9.-(Spe-
c,al1-Joseph Sabineton. fireman on
n Baltimore and Ohio freight was IN
,tantly Killed at Edinburg last night.
sabineton was on the tender assisting
I'm giving the engine water. when II gave
an unaccountable jerk, throwing him I'M
der the train. crushing his breast under
the axles. lie leaves a wife ana large
family.
The grand jury convened again to-day.
and after a days session adjourned until
next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
lVTllE "BiACK BELT"
-ur FIGHT BETWEEN DEMOCRATS
AND REPUBLICANS.
,,.,ut,.ts Not in the Kacc--Gcncrai MA
homes Relation 10 His rsriy-Thcir
Opinions Differ.

1rTrRSBUEG. VA, October 9.--(Spe-
..., .Nh,,her or not the Populists Will
...t, 70 nomination for Congress in the
,....n District IS matter OF doubt
.... . Cow days more remain in which
.r tte election LAW nomination can
,. uaIe Since the deollnatiop OF MIR.
.... thc nominee Of the late PopuNst
.,...tan thc party has been nj loss
r.ra candidate. even IN the district IN
,...a ncy boast great strength. 1t has
,- rmOr,I that the convention would
-. .r. torcthcr again. or n not, that
a., .N..aii.c Committee Of the party
... u.t- "a candidate. The convention
,..r .s yet been called, nor has the
tt.t met II IS probable, however,
. ... Committo, viii meet and viii
Sa,,-SDuator George ". Jackson.
. ~...N county, as the nominee. Sena-
..- Jackson ls good man. WAS formerly
ft. most active Democrats in the
and I- believed now u be a
-.t at heart ne would stand TO
show ~ election. nor would any
r.... &C. Tine nght iva this district
.t..Ip between inc Democrats and
us anj as between them the
...f. VIII Win.
uITEEATE VOTERS.
s.I tnlt n thc Fourth District
t.. .f. fully 1900 iil.terate white voters
.t n rr Col'r,l voters "a rather
.-.r number q people who VIII De-
.f.. 90 case th.ig votes under the
.u t- htipr. stated iu this cor
l.'. uo negroes ao not feel as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Or. w. C. NORMAN DECLINES.
President bred Peacock Mentioned as
Suitable for the Place.

GREENSBORO, ~ C., october O.
(Speclal)-Dr. ". c. Norman, who was
rendered the presidency OF the Green's
boro' Female College. 20 succeed the late
Or. Reid. has declined to accept, giving
as his reason that he cannot conscien-
tiously give up the ministry.
Professor bred Peacock is mentioned as
being very suitable selection for the
place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Are Nnu Going Abroad

for health, pleasure, or business, and would not
have your voyage marrcd by seasickness! Then
take along with you Hostetter's Stomach Bitters'
and when you feel the nausea try wlne.giass-
sn, n viii effect a magical change Tor the oet,
80, a, soay interior. aud q continuance OF IL VII!
AZ Va YOU from further attacks AS Q means o.
ossrcsm,ns maiariaI. kidney. dyspepsia. nef'
yous. and rheumatic troubles tho bN'ess ~ W.
A1DsilAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. october s.-Virginia
century bonds. SSH Baltimore and OHIO.
Il. asked; Northern Central, tg12, asked !;
baltimore and OHIO Southwestern second
Incomes q asked: do. third incomes, ga,
asked: Consolidated Gas bonds. ll6i3gll7;
do. stock, A.d617s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
M speakinc I'm Suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA. october s-(Special,-
Hon u Gardiner Tyler and other DIS
,inguished gentlemen were billeu 70.
speeches at the city Hall tonight pu,
the terrible storm prevented what wouid
otherwise have been a fine meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
HARRY TUCKER IN FINE TRIM.
lie speaks 10 IA Crowd Of About one
thousand in Bucklngh am.

Thousand in Bucklngh ham.
ROCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA.
O.'.,r -,~pecial)-Hon. II. 81. g.
.f and Hon. Jacob Yost met IN
.t t.trlss'oa h,,e to-day. and Mr.
I-.f.f .sImate1 thc listening crowd nj
s't Ifv. whites and blacks alike
good attention % the opening
Of Nr Tucker ara ne was greet
naiF times with enthusiastic APP
i'.e. lu1 seemed IN fine Trim 10 stand
i Nafs - caHvass.ug Mr. Y0st made
f"i speech ! think from his stand
Ai and was appiaulcd by the negro
cement whether ne made a good point
ct A''- left the place OF speaking
u .fr lhe speech 81 Yost WAS concluded.
1'i ire crowd Was then growing thin.
' ifo" Mr Tucker IS TO speak In
''Hhtraud. where there Is TO be a bar
..'-r and General lie Is 10 be there too
''f people are thoroughly aroused 10
'hr hrht. and sir. Tucker says the other
PORTIONS Of the district are all right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
SLIGHT BLAZE IN WYTHEVILLE.
Gases in the County Court Postponed
Iiffle Inlk-' IiiTthnnNs.

Cases in the County Court Postponed
Little Folks birthdays.
y-YTuEVILLE. Va. october 9.-(Spe-
cinl THE hrc-beus rang ont about 10
O'Clock on Sunday night. The fir, which
was caused by d falling CRATE in the
library or Mr. J. Lucicn Gleaves's resi-
d.uce. was soon under control. though
soolr damage 20 the room resulted.
County Court net yesterday. The case
~ thu Commonwealth W. Wadley was
postponed until the injunction suit pend
INK m I'll. United states Court Is settled.
III. felony ease ~ Gaulway vs.. Saunders
vi, also postponed on account Of the
absence Of counsel ana Witnesses for the
defence.
Master Allen Browy gave delightful
t.rihday party - about thirty happy little
folk, last Friday afternoon.
Ilttle Miss "Fil" Green celebrated her
ff'h birthday Saturday afternoon also by
entertaining number ~ her baby
friends.
IMPROVEMENTS.
The Street COMMITTEE is doing the town
good service by much improving the seve-
IsI roads running into the town from
Tho suburbs
1t is said that the largest corn crop
ever planted i'm Nythe county is being
harvested
prs John Graham and Jake Halter have
returned from short sOjourn at Fate
Springs
Colonel Lamb Of Norfolk. IS a guest Of
Mr. j. Lucicn Gicavcs.
4 camrAirn button. on which is an eX-
c,llent PHOTOGRAPH OF General James 4.
Walker. Is in circulation here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Speaking at the Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS VA. october 9-(spe-
c,al)-Hon. j. Il. Ii. Figgatt spoke to
large crowd here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
PRESIDENT TYLER WILL ACCEPT
invited to address the Geographical and
HIstorioal Society.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, October g.
Wpec'aLl-The Geographical and Histori-
g. Society OF Richmond College has ok
'sDssa Pres1aeat Lyon v. Tyler, VI VII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
We proclaim it!
and it's irrci'utablc-

We have The highest grades Of m8rchanfise the
world produccs-apd no house in America does
or can name lower prices than VIZ 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cool and dlsagreeable. Rams fell at
intervals throughout the day, and at dusk
wind.storm. accompanied by heavy
rains. commenced.
Gtata of tnermomcter:
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PORT OF RICHMOND. ocroBrR. y, 1894
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
s,a.mer pocahontas, Doyo. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers; Irwin Welslger, super'n-
tendent. 81, ,o, c.,a po,,o,,
cement; Warner Moore & Co.
schooner LILY Falkenbers, crowley Now iorx,
kapite: Richmond Chemical works.
schooner Helen Hasbrou X oprague, New
YORK, salt Davenport Morris
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, Nov York.
merchsndse and passengers; George W. Allen
& Co, agents
PORTO NEWPORT NEWS, Ocr. 0. 1894
ARRIVED.
British steamship Europa, Galveston.
british steamship Ruabon, Beaufort.
schooner Walker Armington. Providence.
schooner St. Thomas, boston.
SAILED
Rr,,,sh steamship Rusbon. st. Na1aire
COALED AND CLEARED.
Schooner j. N. Brown, New York.
Barge Heicon, New York.
PORT or WEST POINT, OCT. 0. 1884
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore, bennstA baltimore
passengers and general CARGO
Steamship Berkshire. kervfns Providences
passengers and general cargo
steamer Elm City, Marshall. Waikerton' pss'
sengsrs and general cargo. wan.
schooner ". X. Beebe, Mckeovor' New iotk'
loaded with salt.
Steamship Baltimoss, Bennett Balumoss'
passengers ana general cargo
Steamship Berkshire. kerwin, bai'imofe' pas
sengcrs and general cargo ,s, ma.
steamer klm City, aarshau' "aAor'oHs ps~
sengers and general cargo
Schooner J. G. cllford, hris' Nc" iofA s"os'
cd with wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
- ,tor-KDrv N DANGER.

LONDON. October "a dispatch re-
caivel here from Shanghai says: The SCI
cond Japanese army IS reported 10 have
crossed the Yalu river and 10 be adj
vanclng upon Moukden, which. II IS be-
Levod. Will soon fall, ~ the Chinese are
r,r -ed TO be in u condition Of de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

YOKOHAMA, October cit IL reported
that the japanese have captured che ZOO.
che Foo Is Z treaty-port Of China on IN"
north coast OF the Shang Tung promontory'
1t has good harbor. an active trade ana
"A population estimated to number about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

ing to west DO change In temperature
For North Carolina: Fair weather In
western portion; RAIN in early morning;
cooler In southeast and slightly warmer In
northwest portion; winds shifting to west
rly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing

Cash quotations: Flour easy; holders
are disposed TO accept reasonable bids;
market dun Wheat, do9sd56c; No.
red 5l%c. No. 2 corn, ole. oats. 2SAc.
Pork, H2.7jal300. Lard. s. e2isQ7t5. Ribs.
81 $3.50 Shoulders, S637is PC.50. Sides.
S.0OH7l2i3 Whiskey, Sl2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDs, ILL, October
9.-Cattle-Receipts 500 head. market
quiet and easy early; closing steady. COM
mon to extra steers. &15d5.2O. stockcis
and feeders, s. oG(,8 20, cows and bull,
= Is: calves. g.. $1,000.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; mar&
higher, but with the feeling irregI..
heavy S7V(6 a.. common to choice mlN
s4.6Jftj3O. choice assorted, S1JI6. p, ,
$i65Q5lO; pigs, g. 25d4jA
Sheep Receipts. 300 head: mar
for common grades weak, good qu.
steady. inferior to choice, 7jc.@ $50; Ia
$l.OO0i4}0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
priccs NJ Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, &C., and tho wca-
Their Indications

- WASHINGTON. D. c., October o.
DAM Forecast for Virginia; Rain; pro-
UNIV badly clearing weather during the
day: brisk and high winds. shit