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sheep--Receipts, 1000 head: market Arm
and 10c. higher: inferior to choice, @2al:
lambs, $3a5.60.
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ON Wright 4 Co.. n South Main street.
A new range for sale or exchange: also
secondhand household goods. bought or
sold
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pitsstoa Bssinsss Dlssssery.
FOR rIRsT-cIAss PLuNslN0 CALL
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Strayed or Stolen.

StrSyed Or Stolen.
CTRAYEDOR STOLEN FROM MY PREM.
~ ises, . red and white spotted Alderney
COW, small horns. A liberal reward will Be-
paid for her return. Address
THOMAS STEPHENSON.
Old Forge Pa.
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IADlEss chiehester's English Psnnyroyai Pms
ID lDianoaA Brand, are the best. s:ie. R.!ss,s.
TIN oshsf send c. stamps, Psrtissss " Rslkf
tS SSicss.ssr 'c csssnisssr y issrs c. Iil.s., DF p.
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EPwORTH LEAGUE MEETING.

John sturdevant, Secretary.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR MEETING.
First Rally Of the Faii-Interesttng
Spccchcs-Banner Presented.

The local union or Christian Endesyor
societies Of Richmond and MANCHESTER
held their first union meeting % the fair
In the Grace-Street Presbyterian church
last night. The services were opened win
a song-service OF fifteen minutes. after
which prayer was offered by DIR. Fair.
pastor Of the church.
The programme was an interesting one.
and one remarkable thing about II was
that IL was started on time and finished
promptly at the time set for the close OF
the services. This seems TO be character
is,ic, though. of Christian Endeavor meet
ings.
Rev. Mr.. Van Houten made a short ad-
dress on the "Endoavorer and His Re-
ward Mrs. Brengels solo. The Holy
city" was exceptionally well rendered,
and much enjoyed by the large number
present.
The banner for the ensuing two months
was again awarded TO the Barton Heights
Methodist Episcopal Society. the only So
ciety of this denomination In the union
They have held the banner since tho last
union meeting, in the spring.
Dr. Fair presented the banner to them
In very appropriate impromptu speech
in which he referred 10 the celebrated
English regiment. the "Black-W atch,'
whose banners hang in Westminster Abb
hey. He said that they never surrendered.
that. although their organization was at
times annihilated. yet they were willing
to die. but never surrendered thein ban
ner.
DIR. Fair urged the Endeavorers to hold
up the banner OF the Cross. and never
let II trail in the dust. or become tar
nished by the world.
The next mass-mceting Will probably be
held in Barton Heights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
RICHNOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. October 3. lN'.
Auction offerings. On Change to-day
- packages and an sold. highest price,
$ll -: lowest. go. average. $50.
Private sales: Filters %. smokers. 30;
new prlmlngs dark. Z Total, 81 hogs
heads
cites $2.lS7i0; tobacco N.Jil.2o Total
$}7926S
There were large sales az all the bright
loose warehouses to-day. and Shelburne's
and St0ncWall warehouses had double
sales. and will not sell tomorrow. The
quality was very good. but wrappers
scarce. Prices fully maintained on all
grades.
here fully agrees with adVices from his
friends I'm the West. that the Burley crop
is damaged fully p per cent OF entire
crop
Conservative Louisville reports place
the frost damage in that section at from
10 TO L. per cent. Of the crop. Cincinnati
estimates a - per cent. damage In that
district. with tobacco frozen so badly
that but little will be- cut The dark
crop i'm the West Is damaged fully -
\ Richmond warehouseman says Of the
crop i'm Albcmarle county and other to-
cO-rlising counties on the north side
Of James river. that he stalks were
frozen. and fully > per cent. OF the crop
was out.
T. per cent. of the crop was hurt in the
northern portion Of Granville county. In
the Warrenton ~. O. section the damage
Is also about Il per cent. From Farm
vilc Va. comes the same estimate of
Messrs. w Il. Boyd. OF Warrenton. y.
c.: J. q. Penn. Danville. Va: =. y
Conman. Blacks3urg. Va, and j. y. Bull
lock. oxford. y. G.. We're here to-day.
4 large hurley dealer says that the
portion Of the crop damaged In the West
was the most inferior part
From ASheyille. y. c., the report comes
that the crop in BuncOmbe and Madison
counties was half out and all killed.
-. c. Frayser, OF Maysyillt Ky, is the
guest of Mr.. ID. L. Carr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
MAKE GEOGRAPHY INTERESTING.
Take Children on Imaginary Trips
study VIII Become II Pleasure.

Uadies Home JournaD
In teaching your little girl geography.
try 20 make IL something more than a
dry list OF names 10 be learned by rote.
Take her imaginary voyages and journeys
from one country to another. Tell her
something of the manners and customs
Of the people, and anything you can learr
yourself about the lives Of the children
Describe 10 her how the Swiss boys her,
their cattle under the shadow Of the
Alps. and the EsquimauX arc made darina
by being thrown into the icy water ~
their strange FUR garments. Tell her Of
the stunted lives OF the p!t-boys i'm the
coal-mines and Of the German girls VINO
learn to use their five knitting needles
almost as soon as they can hold them.
Books of travel will furnish you with
many interesting incidents which you can
turn To account Geography Will not be
4 wearisome task 10 her. Her mothers
wisdom can make the first steps attrac-
tive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
BUSY At THE EXPOSITION.
Exhibitors Getting ThcIr stands In
Order for the Displays.

The Exposition building presented
very lively appearance yesterday. In
almost every part OF the building eX-
hibitors were getting their stands ready
for the big fair that b gins next Tuesday.
and there is no doubt that a splendid
show will be made.
Mr. Tony Therman has arranged
beautiful stand for a display Of ducks
and other aquatic fowls. Mr.. Thierman
has a beautiful collection Of these birds
AT Lakeside Park among them being
number Of imported specimens. said TO
be the finest ever seen In the loca ity
Thursday will be Richmond-Day. and
II will. no doubt be observed generally
as a holiday. The society is very anxious
that all business-houses factories. etc.
Will close on that day The banks have
agreed 10 do 50. and President Watkins
will to-day appoint a committee TO ask
the city offices. schools. railroad depots.
etc. 10 close. 1t Is hoped that the bust
ness-houses will accede 10 this request
and allow their employees an opportunity
20 visit the Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. October -Floar-Quiet
and barely steady; winter wheat. low
GRADES. g 25GS260; fair 10 fancy. s. s06
s. %: patents. S.J0d S}.1j: Minnesota clear.
Sl75GS3 -: patents, S.35dd2O; low extras,
$c25a$26O; southern -four quiet and easy;
common TO fair extra, $2lOfi$2.s0; good 70
ctoice do. s29Oli $3.50.
Wheat-Spot market lHIisc. lower. fair
~ active, and easy; No. red, store and
elevator, SIC; afloat 6H.cc; options less
HE, rallylng i4Gasc, end closing easy,
llilisc.' below yesterday. No red, March.
70isc: May 7O3sc.; october 63sc.; Decem-
Der. 663.c
No. ?. BE in elevator; 3sc. afiOat; options
dull and offered freely. with demand light
and the close weak at a isTAc. decline:
October. S6%c.; November $685. Decem-
oats-Spots dull and easier on mixed;
options dulet and i.c lower: October,
2}4c: December, 3'.c.: spot, No. 2. 23i40
23lgc.; No. . white. So mixed western.
2fG26c white do. 2Gd30c
Hay-Firm and in fair demand light re-
ceipts; shipping. 61i.p7Oc. good 10 choice,
Wool-Firm and quiet: domestic. fleece,
l0G22c.: pulled. ljG3ic.; Texas. l0ulic.
Reef-Steady and quiet. family. $9asl2:
extra mess. N.59IS.
Reef Hams-Quiet At sl5n $3.50.
Tierced Beef-Dull but steady; city ex-
cut Meats-Steady and slow; picked
bellies. 81: shoulders. 81; hams. s91is9.25 !;
middles nominal.
Iard-Quiet and steady: western steam
closed al 81 22is: city, S6.05; October closed
al s. nomlnally: refined dull; Continent.
$685.: South American, $3.50; compound.
AC0n$5.
Pork~Steady; demand moderate; old
mess 9.75M$i0
Butter-Fancy firmer and scarce: State
dairy. l2G2ic.; creamery, The; western
dairy. 9izal3c.: creamery liaZc. Elgins.
22i2u23c.
Eggs-Choice firm; State and Pennsyl-
vania, l9ai9isc; western, fresh. ltGlsc. !;
do. per case. sl.5onAI5.
country. iasq+ssc.
Cottonseed -Oii-Stronger and in mode
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

Are you taking SIMMONS LIVER REG
rLAToR, the "KING OF LIVER MEDI-
eiyEs?r That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. 1t is the
sane old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
appointed. But another good recon-
mendation for it is, that it is BETTER
THAN PILLS, never gripes, never weak
ems. but works in such an easy and
natural way, just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. 1t never fails
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
and everyone should take only Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
BE sure you get it. The Red u
10 on the wrapper. j. IL. Zcilin u
Co., Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

rate demand; crude, 23tsc.; yellow, prime.
27lsc.; do. good. OF grade &c.
Petroleum Steady; refined. New York,
$40; Philadelphia. sLO5; do. In bulk,
Rosin~Frm and quiet: strained. com
mon to good. sifiz0Sl 52Iz
Turpentine-Quiet and easy at 2sd2Si@c.
Rice-In moderate demand; domestic
fair TO extra. 33,G6c. Japan, Sf.r3s.c.
Molasses-Fo-eign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good TO choice. 26G32c.;
steady; moderately active.
Pelnuts-Fifmer.
Coflee~Clossd quiet and unchanged to
points down: October. $3.50: December
sljliQsl5.20 January si5.o5; March at'5;
spot Rio. $3.50.
Siigar-Raw firm: fair refining firm; OF
A. 4isMI2sc.. standard \. f2c; cut-loat
and crushed. 5lsH5 Lie; granuiated'
Freighis to Liverpool-Quiet and nomi-
nal, cotton BY steam. 3-S2alsd.; grain
Paachcs-Quict especially lower quail
ties. which are weak. choice STEADY.
Sweet-Potatoes- More plentiful and
easier. with 81 to top prices for best.
ket. e0c.m$l2j
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. ILL. October 3.-The bull
movement I'm wheat. which was indugu-
rated yesterday. met with disaster TO-
day. and the most enthusiastic buyers
on the up-turn We're unWilllng, Dut noHt
the less determined sellers on the decline.
December wheat opened at from 81 I-sfp
sc. and declined 10 60 he, closing. at
50 1-Sc. asked-l l-Sc. under yesterday.
Cash wheat was lc. lower. closing easy
The value of corn huctuated but httle.
There was no particular effort to depress
or raise prices. and they obeyed the in
nuence thrown out by wheat. May corn
opened ar - 3-Sc.. and sold between
% 3-S129 - and 20 lie. closing AZ % -fn
% 3-Sc.-a shade under yesterday. Cash
corn was steady.
As to activity. oats could boast of no
Improvement. nor were they any the
worse in that respect. The inclination
was lower by reason of the weakness
prevailing i'm wheat May oats closed
l-SNl-4c. under Yesterday. Cash oats
were a quarter higher earlier. but later
the feeling was kcaker and prices about
as much lower.
Provisions Product was duh and life
less. The trading was confined 70 the
immediate opening and closing moments
of the session. and nothing occurred du-
ring those periods to attract particular
notice. Early. the weakness Of the hog
market was a factor. but there was
rally later, and at the close pork. lard,
and ribs We're unchanged from yesterday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
AGAINST MIR. ANDREWS.
Loyal Legion board Held Three Of
Four Charges Proved.

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Co,nmandcrv Of the LOYAL Legion APP
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OF the fonr $3.50.
me "iS' Ondih' wa ""'u l,' W,
mohy gwen d lore me I|eAo" 'on'i'iV'v.
by Edgar M' thompson VINO 9aI" 'r''
while 'mei inspector OF nc ho"Iu ~ Ia
else he had received 80 'ilne l'o''
Louise 'Aaude, OF the mason lol On
ana hdd pdld thc none! 10 MI ANU '"''
who was ut the unlc an excise .oii'I'''S
sloncI. IN the IlISt chdist WI Anu o"S
WIS accused oi having "c0ep'vu
inc st'"Hi c"dibv "'0"S'' o. M ~"
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brought aul' "S ''iS' MI -N"'' o"7 W.
year ago. that MI AHuLc"S A@i '"-
ducci her lalh'T 10 nave MS 'eh''oH-
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Andrews had 'oItttcu anu IVt"iH-u 'l''o'
for his own use
The third charge WIS II I-Mu'h T.
$I."' WHICH IL was O."''''"' ~ CO. "
paid % ex-senator george W. i"ilh.'U
The fourth charge grew out OF 'r't..
written, 1t was sald' by civil justice
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

Five days on fire, "A race around the
Horn 10 Port Stanley, sunk 20 the soup
pers. IN order to drown a fire, and 200
tons Of smoulderirg coal thrown into the
bay before ali danger was past is the re-
cord OF recent voyage II the British
bark Brunei. from Newcastle. y. :. w"
to Valparaiso. When he reached san
Francisco. Captain Frampton. OF the Bru-
mel. found ~ letter from the underwriters
containing $1,000 10 be- divided ann
the crew and officers for their gallant
work in Ggntlng the fire. when all hope
Sc smcd gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
State OF Thermometer.
NV YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK STUN -hNi'iNi'i'
NEW YORK. October Stocks ruled
firm to-day. at the Stock Exchange, bu.
the ranges were confined to fractions. Inc
Tndustrf4Is were the features. Chicago
Gas WAS the special attraction. This stock
rose from Il u to - 81. on dealings OF
"a 50 shares. II was stated that the re-
organization plan viii b. issued this week.
probably tomorrow. Sugar moved up TO
III 5-S on the further advance ia refined
of -l6c. per pound, but the rise induced
realizations. and reaction 10 40 3-s FOL
lowed. Distining was easier al . o-SH
u -
Illinois steel made further gain OF
- per cent. and sold at " II MIN
ncsota Iron rose TO a.. tennessee 'odl
and Iron advanced to - IS. from ~ Il.
ana closed at = u. lid. The company
has been offered % Tor the De Bardele-
hon bonds. now in its treasury, and has
aiken the matter under Amusement.
coal and iron stocks are meeting with
favor AZ the present time, as the com
many is i'm a better way for making earn
ines than for some time past. The Wheel
ing and Lake Erie and the Hooking Val
lev roads are beginning 10 feel me m
auence The former road. FOR the quarter
27oOo. against $4,000 last year
The railway list showed but slight
changes either way. but the undertone
Of the market was firm, Notwithstanding
the sale o. ii large amount Of It. Paul for
London account.
Sucoulstion closed firm, with prices Irec>
really unchanged. except for IN" special
ties. which gained lN2 II per cent.
The total sales were % So shares Of
which 5000 shares were listed and IS
qlS unlisted.
Hohis were higher. The sales footed up
!l69s.o,o. ,-.-.
rency, 81 '5,13s.13.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
None, on cali l-2q2; last loan at -,
and clio sing offered al -; irnne mer-
,,ntilc paper 3-iN5 ~ per cen,
Ear silver &c; Mexican dollars. % lac;
silver Al the board. neglected.
Sterling exchange steaiy. WITH actual
b,sincs, in BANKERS bills at Aso i3$tH
for sixty days. and A.S l-2pAs7 p for
demand Government bonds fcm State
t-nds ,luIl Railroad bonds higher
sTDFK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

one of the curiOsities of the cable-code
method Of sending information Is shown
In a recent message announcing the loss
by fire OF ship at sea The whole
message was conveyed in three words OF
scott's cable-code "Smoudered. hurrah,
"Smouldered' stands for
ere shin has been destroyed by fire" {;
..hurrah" for Grew saved by boats" and
..hallemiah" for IAN hands saved-inform
wives and sweethearls."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 3. 1895.
ARNIA ED.

Schooner Ella Van DuZen, Godfrey New
York, coal; Gay-L0rraiue Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Flora Phessey. Atkinson. Nor
folh. to load pig-irOn for MiddlotOwn.
Conn. vessel, -. O'Suiliyan.
Schooner George &. A. Travers. Nanc.
James river to load lumber for Baltimore;
vessel u. O'Sullvan.
Schooner Mary \. Tyler. Burden. James
river. TO load pine wood for New York.
Barge Virginia. Galloway. Philadelphia.
railroad ties; vessel. ID. O'Sulliyan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCTOBER Sd.
OBy lelegraph)
ARRIVED

10y lelegfapnb
ARRIVED.
Steamship city of Columbia. Jenney.
New York; passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chath am, Johnson. PrOvi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Lawrence, Wills.
Baltimore: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte Bennett. Balti-
more: passengers and general CARGO.
Steamer Elm city. Marshall, Walker
ton; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Chatham. Johnson, Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship william Lawrence, Wills.
Providence via Norfolk; passengers and
general cargo.
steamship city Of Columbia. Jenney.
New York passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett. Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm city Marshall, Walker
ton; passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. Sd.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Barge Puritan, New York.
Barge Mayfower. New York.
Barge Hope, New York.
SAILED.
British steamship Victoria. Hamburg.
Schooner X. Drury New Haven.
Barge Hope, Norfolk.
Barge HelicOn, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. October 3. 1875.
Quotations.: Wheat-Longberry 72c.;
mixed. Pc. shortberry, lie: No. red. lie.
41c.; No. , mixed. 39c Oats-No. mixed.
u -2a25c.: 40. mixed. y l-202lc.; win
ter seed, 2jaJ0c. Rye-iH4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

| faIp east for Virginia Fair weather
~" easterly winds; no change IN tenn
perature.
North Carolina; Fair weather; north
easterly winds.
Weather Conditions: The barometer
has ri,en throughout the Northern States
and fallen slowly in the Southern states.
II is highest north of the Lake regions
and lowest in Arizona. There is a slight
depression central north Of North Da-
kota. and the barometer is high on the
North Pacific coast.
The temperature has remained nearly
stationary. except in Rocky mountain
districts where ii is colder.
Fair weather continues east of the
Nississippi. and local showers are re
nortea from Texas. nor'hward. over Colo
RADIO and Kansas. q nerally fair weather
will continue Friday in the districts cast
of the Mississippi. and showers are
likely to occur from the Central Missis-
sunni Valley westward to The Rocky noun
tans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
CHICAGo LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. Ill, OCTOBER
.-Cattle-Receipts. lj.0Go head market
steady. common 10 extra steers. $500
$50. stockcrs and feeders, s. i0H $3.50;
cows and bulls, ST. i0n $50: Texas, N.,JH
s. T.: western rangers $2Hsi.
Hogs Receipts. 10000 head: market
weak. heavy packing and shipping lots,
s. slnSi3n: common 10 choice mixed. SSOd
$40. choice assorted. $42ju$ii0; light,
SilOa$i ~: pigs. Nl504.7o.
Sheep-Rcce ipts. 1900 head; market
steady; inferior to choice. $l.j0pS.1J:
limbs. 23nSlN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

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..t.I ia March. l>i2. th"
o., .r. entered Winchester. and
r.l with IT'S assets. 20 Farm
.,I.f. it remained unNl the close
u.r where there was failure
ana nae fund in jhis case.
. eU other funds in the bank.
Thor. was no term Of the
.-.r.l 1872. and no term for Tho
II ia, business of the court
..r III, War Barton The re-
.,f u Jaf.. 1853. and thcre WAS
credit of This lav hru. when
faded. about Sl''""' inc'uilnI
received ~ Hli" az
.- io about >-''''' III l'o'' "a
d,l u'"H' g" ''' ~
tmally hlra L'S iettlo.' ''''''
htIt OF the iuhd ihi' ''' N"''
t.e hands ~ carton, ana "7N l"-
- failure az tho BANK anu s''A
.. loI Barton's estate ana That OF
fE-bould for the money lost' Dun
. r.uit was made on Oh" claim un-
r.. go favor of Ridgcway. This
on apyeal from that decree holds:
-.t tfe just equitable, ana humane
.. l,iuDihlr from the reasoning IN
. .44e of Elliott vs. Carter 9Th
..t,l. arI other cases applicable To
... ..-. here. hy which "a hduciary's lia-
...t. .s o. Dee determined. g. that where
..s not apu,ar that the niuciary
..L and ourht TO- have don. some
-..r- other than he did. the neglect of
,..rh resulted in the loss Of the fund
...-.et,l. To- him. Dee should not be held
....,r,ihle. and that by thi. rule ap-
...trr. as IL does. with all its force. 10
... case. the estate 81 Barton, the re
...-er. cannot br held responsible for tn
i.- of the fund hy the failure of IA"
I.uE
-,-4l,r AND HIS St'DFrIES.
,,,,.,t..t
can '"h'' Ii'A'u,''' ta.'-
FROM tAe ,u'' ',"i' o.,
i'"'t county, -
'D.-' , .,...'..' v" no-et,rrt county
rn4d. a motion i'm tho County court
rea.ust his predecessor in oric. and the
,.reties ou his official bond o. recover
-m.ni against them for the amount
u'v IclIes which be- hal collected.
r hearing of ihr W'.loh al me 'H5
-..r lN". ~ On" county CONT the i''e
Treasurer confessed judgment I'D open
.H i.r tho sum 'i money o'd'i"+''
.' me in-i3uc" or Inc Shr'UrS 'ne
5000 Was continued as To mem u"'H
'. r.ti t.rm. Upon The Uldl az inc
f.1- '.rn. ami bei'i" me l'TE ie,''''
s' Doc afterwards renewed hi+ Iho,l"n
-.. circuit Court Wh't' M va "i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

pentine-Firm at 251c.; receipts, 2 casks.
Rosin--tioOd strained firm at N.20nsl. Is:
receipts, LIS barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
Opening. dIenest. Loves. closing

Cash quotations: Flour was quiet. The
feeling was steady at recent prices.
Wheat. so $500 7-Sc.; No. > red. 80 7-Sft
81 7-Sc. Corn. No. ,. 81 Lie. No oats,
p i-2H36 3-4c Pork. $S25H$S.37 - Lard.
$j.S2 l-2a$J.Nj. Ribs. 1876. Sides. $3.50.
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