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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
IN M nORT1H.
Services In Charlottesville in Honor OF inc
Late Dr. Eiedsoe.

Services In Charlottesville i'm Honor OF inc
Late DR.. Eiedsoe.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct. o.
Special.-A memorial, service In hono'
of the late DR.. Adam Clarke Bledsoe, inc
popular pastor OK the CharlottesVillc
Methodist church, was held Sunday even
ing. Long before the hour announced
for the services to begin, that large
and magnificent edihoe was crowded 10
Overlooking with friends OF the &C.
ceased minister. 10 witness the exercises
which were conducted by Dr.. j. j. Lar
ferty. editor of the Richmond Christian
Advocate. aided by other ministers and
prominent laymen OF that denomina-
ton.
DR.. Lafferty's address was OF very
highly interesting character. Inc SPEAK
or being an intimate friend and ardent
admirer of the deceased, paid n hlsh
euIogv to his memory. His discourse was
learned. impressive. and affecting.
Dr. Lafferty was followed In appropri-
ate remarks by Professor Francis II.
Smith. Of the University or Nrsinia'
Professor c. +. Vawter. OF the Miller
Manual Labor School; the Rev. d. o. -
Butts and others.
one of the most affecting scenes or
the occasion was the rendition by the
choir of an old familiar hymn ,ofteh
sung I'm the congregation by DR.. Bled-
soe). Saviour. Lead Me. Lest l Stray.
At the close Of the singing OF this hymn
there was hardly a dry eye in the large
audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

LEWISTON. VA. October 6.-Speciai.-
The storm which passed over thiS region
ON Tuesday night September 3uth,. was
one of fearful ViOlence-mOre Ike a. tIOpl-
cal hurricane than storms usual an this
latitude. The day had been a rainy ore
of the kind usual about the equinOctial
time. shOwcry and dark But after night
fall there came one downpOur OF rain
after another with increasing wind. until
az last about bedtime the FUR. OF tho
storm became SO terrific that some who
Were retiring dared not trust the strength
Of the walls. but dressed and prepared 10
escape from the falling timbers iu case
OF necessity The rain had ceased. and
tie wind ragged ffarfully, blowing first
from one Qual ter and then from another.
blowing with eH ful strength, crashing its
way through the trees and c6Ompanicd
by hail. Al Bel Air, within two miles Of
Levi ton the magnificent oaks. the nncst
and statfliest group IN this region. the
growth OF centuries. We're greatly injured.
Several Of them were torn ana beaten 10
a wreck before the storm, great limbs
plucl cd away Ike feathers. and the tops
OF some Of the tallest torn on
The damage TO orchards and enclosures
is very ereat-lruit-trees being torn up
hv tho roots. aEn :nc fences swept away.
Houses are blown down. chimncys and
roofs damaged or torn on. The wood
roads are blocked by fallen timber
swathcs have been cut through The woods
bv the storm. No one has been hurt as
far as l have heard. which Is rather re-
markable. considering the violence OF IL
and the mischief il showed itself capable
OF dong.
II WI. b" comfort 10 those whose
butidinaR are uninlured that thay have
passed q searching test of their = .bstan-
tial strength and have nothing TO fear in
starpas Of ths HNalaea kind
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TOHACCC EXCHANGE.


Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day d.
Wrappers. ; hogSheaus. filters. 70. scrap
(briehD. .. Leaf dark, 4. Total. 33 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Iuspecti1l--B Bright. 80 hOrsAeads and .
tierces. dark, 40 hogshends; western. 1
hogshcad.
Seabrooks s.. Allegheny. Old Dominion.
ShockCe Cronshaw's. Davenpofts. and
Myers tobacco warehouses report to-day.
Receipts, Ol packages; deliveries 50 pack
aAes.
United States internal revenue collec-
tiOns on tObaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
0.''iNJ, plug tobaccOs, S2O3iOJ Total.
s.. S0SArs.
About 500 pounds new dark loose to-
baccos lmostly primings) was sold at
sAockoc tobacco warehouse this morning.
There WAS small sale Of new dark
loose tOhaccos at CrenshaW's warehouse
to-day and larger breaks for tomorrow
"wednesday. October g. 1896 sales COM
mencnH promptly ~ 1i.3O 4. NJ 4 fun
attendance OF buyers is urgently re-
questcd. as our farmers are anxious TO
sell their tobacco (bNug well cured) in
TINS market, and other uclghbOring mar
kcts nave opened for strong competition
IN the sale OF the same.
\ hig sale 20 the Planters warehouse
to-day. The buyers were present i'm fun
1oice and extended a liberal support.
Another break Will be offered at this
l.ung. some very nnc Hartford county
o.. O. wrappers. and IL is hoped thar
"l wianper BUYERS Will be present and
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- DlIInN MAHkETs-

NFW YORK. Oot G.-Cotton futures
closed steady. October. 900. November,
--.nT.-6. December t.hlIi4 S~. January.
= f..- Il. February. sol nN.u-. March.
tl--4U6. April sWn- DO. May. .I.4
Aft. I.rr 1liuSlo.. sales loJ.u0u bales.
IfNE.pOOL Oct. q. .l2ta0 J.. M-'ot-
f0n demand fair and prices CASTER Amer
l..n rtIdUug. Z l1-l6. sales, 10000 bales.
American. 5000 bales. speculation Hul
..oorf 500 bales. receipts. 1900 la.,st
American. ~ $40 bales. FUTURES opened
ea.v and demand nottrtle October
-I-lf. october and November, --.Nin
q ZI-fI. November and December > l'-Dt
Jfrsi. Dor and January. lt-oii january
and February. ls-oi4 loot. fSpiutt y
and March 1864. March and April
4 1864 1904. April ana May. > 1861,
June ara July and July and August
1864 Futures quiet bat stea0y.
1L 90 D. 81 American spot grades. "-.-
lower. American mddliue fair. : ij-l0.
good mlddliug q il-iG middling 4 1872
Low miednn1s 4s' good ordinary. 81
p M-Octobor 25-C3Qf 2G-G4. buy
DrH October and November 4 2i-Gif1
El-oi Sellers November and Deem
NCr d fh-0fni 1861 buyers. December
aad January. 4 i1-CA, sellers. January
and February. 4 1864. buyers February
and March 4 1901. buyers. March and
AprN q 1864 sellers april and May.
3 1860. buyers. May and June 1868
3 .i-Nf buyers. June and July. 4 I1-G4.
nuN Juiy and August. : lt-Gifii 1S-C4.
iIfrs Futures closed steady
NEW YORK. oct. 6.-Thc Suns cot
.ou review says:
SPOT cotton here declined l-ls with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

CINCINNATI o.. oct G.-flour.- Win
ter wheat patent S.-O1 ifO hmilv.
s.. l5n3.lg' extra, S23JN2.JG. low grades,
Si.34sfI1J
Wheat strong. 30. red. 75c.: No
3 red. l173c., No 4 red. C5c.. rejected
req o. Coo
Corn urm. new ear. 2Jc.. old ear go
Suc., shelicd. &su2Sc.. white ear. 254c.
mixed ear. Sc. yellow ear. zoe.
oats luii. No. mixed. 1GniDtc.: No. ,
mixed, l4tlc.. no. white, lGi5c
Pork Family. ~ Ou. cItt.r L.rqilv SIS o..
clear backs. $500. clear butts. SSpl
Lard steady leaf. Si25. I'm ticrces: tubs.
$50, prime ste m stronger az 400 bid
and $40 asked
Dry salted meats steady: shoulders
500. short rib sides. S3S7is. short clear
sides. $500. clear bellies. S4I2L
Bacon steady. loose shoulders 81 81.
short clear sides, $40. loose clear bell
lies. 500.
Butter Elgins. 1s4c.; Ohio and Indiana
creamery. 13ian1sc.
Whisky steady 1T xi.1A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
PEILR>BUKG BICTCLL RACES,
Entries for Next Thursdays Events-HeId
by the Cocknde civ CycIr Climb

by the Cocknde city Cycle Club.
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct C-Special.-
The bicycle races under the auspices Of
the Cockade city cycle Club will take
place Thursday afternoon at o'clock. at
the old New Market race course in Prince
George county. short distance from
Petersburg. The following are the en-
tries for the different races.
First race-notice race-open to the
club only-W. j.. Morrison. J. j. Nelms
r.. r. Totty. w L. Hidden and r. r..
Jones. OF Petersburg. First prize, one
rocker. seconu prize. gold pen.
Second rdce-hdf mile-Open 10 the
State-Whit Wilson. W r. Stevens. w.
l.. Spain J.. G.. Strltton. John Il. Wander
berry. II. : Hazlett. OF Norfolk. NJ. l.
Peatross of Richmond. First prize. gold
medal valued AZ SIS. second prize one
pipe valued at s.. third prize. one saddle.
valued az s.
Third race-one mile-open 10 State
W. T.. Stevens Whit. Wilson. J. T. Van
derhorry n. :. Hazlett. W. l.. Rahilly.
IS. W. Harris. NJ. /. PeatrOss. First
prize. gold medal. valued az SIS; second
prize one hat. valued at 81; third prize.
one rocker. valued az $.
Fourth race-0ne mile-open 10 club
ouly-W. I. Rahilly x. w. Harris. T. q.
Stratton. ". J.. Spain. ". b. Stevens.
Whit. Wilson. First prize. one carving
set. valued 40 81.
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Va Indictment Against Murray.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, oct 6.-Spe-
cial.-Invitations for the marriage or MISS
Nettie Grace Allen TO Judge J. d. G..
Brown. both OF this city, have been is
sued. The wedding is to come of in the
Newport News Baptist church on the
afternoon of Wednesday. October 18th.
Tie prospective groom has been Police
Justice Of this city since its Incorporation.
The bride is the attractive and accom-
plished daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. " o.
Allen.
At special session of the grand jury
held on Saturday the jury failed 70 in
dict Mr.. Thomas j. Murray, "A blow from
whose fist caused the death OF J. j.
Vaughan a few days ago. as told fully
In this correspondence at the time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
RAIlTNanRE AfARIIEr

BALTIMORE. ND. Oct. G-Flour firm
and unchanged.
Wheat strong, spot and October. 73itl6
l5i1c., December. az n14Ac. May. T7a.c.
bid. steamer No. red. 71isc asked
southern by sample 7lU7fc.. do. on
grade 1DHs N73Nc
Corn nrmer. spot and October. 2Sitll
-. -c.. new or cid. November or Deem
Der. -'k929c-; steamer mixed 2Gt02Gisc. .
southern white or yellow. 3003ic
Oats urm No . white. 2JU2Gc: No >
mixed. 2l022c
1--we quiet and steady. No. . near bv.
53 iue NO western. 4iiq042c.
liar hrm. choice timothy So r00I2 90
Grain freglts quiet and UNCHANGED
Provisions higher. mess pork. 5000:
euraf-cued shoulders. $3.50, hams. small
Sl2OD. large Sl07J
Iard-ltcnucd. s. 80.
Butter firm fancy creamery. l7Qlsc. :
lacle. ll0l-c.. store-packed. &C.
Eggs firm az l5h0l6c
Coffee steady No. :. S1o37i4gl0.75.
SUGAR unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

WINDSOR. VA. oct. G-As yesterday
was court-dav for Isle of Wight county.
n large crowd gathered 10 hear the is
sues Of the campaign discussed. Judge
William H. Mann. of N0ttoway county
and Mr.. William \. Young. Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Second
district. spoke for the cause Of silver and
were enthusiastically received.
The Republicans were represented by
Mr. J. r. Dalcs Of Southampton Dr. r.
A. Wise. candidate FOR Congress. and
General V. d. Groncr Of Norfolk and
several colored speakers.
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nell. ID. D.. pastor OF the First Baptist
church. oiiiciated. The marriage TOOK
place i'm the parior. which was beauu-
fnIIv decorated with goldenrod and ferns
and yellow shaded lamps. Messrs. W -.
Campbell anu II. l.. Kent, brothers OF the
groom and bride. acted as ush@rs, but
there were no other ATTENDANTS. Inc
pretty bride was attired In "A nanusoihS
iiravclliug costume of brown cloth. and
carried bouquet OF In France roses.
After receiving the consultations OF
friends the happy couple left for north
ern tour, which will embrace trip up the
Hudson river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

For northampton co"nty-kepuOiiean'
Claim That II sIrickery'


CAPE CHARLES. VA, oct. Especial.
For the first time in the recollection Oh
enc oldest inhabitants OF this county
the electoral board has appointed a., com i
n,ittee NJ five in each magisterial district
80 ,,,r~e the registration books az an
The voting precincts in northampton
county. nth +,.t. .,.,,,,it+e 81,
az - ia 10 strike of the names
Of any persons that may be dead. dis
franchised. moved away, or otherwise dis
nnalified from voting. The Republicans
Lin, This is q urick OF the bryanitcs,
Who have an the election machinery to
scratch on tine names Of coloTet voters
and prevent them from voting on election
dav The work OF the committee viii
be closely watched ana followed up By
the Republican leaders Ia this county,
ana should such tactics be resorted 10
they Will have several days TO get them
registered before the time for registra-
lion expires. The committee appointed
IS composed OF very good men and Promi-
nent Democrats OF the county.
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NANAL STOREs.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. oct. G.-Rosin
firm: strained. $40. good strained, $50.
Spirits of turpcntine quiet; machine,
Do. irregular 24L4C.
Tar firm az SloJ.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, $780,
ciIAKIEsTG5N. 5. 9. oct. 6.-Turpen-
tine market firm at 24i4c.
Rosin firm. Quotations. B.. G.. and D..
$50. j.. and r.. 81 80. c.. H., l.. and
*. <lao; NJ. Sl.JO. y. $50, W. c.,
50 co., ". W, - 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. G.-Ihe Journal OF
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin In III
weekly review of the dry goods market
to-day says.
Tho market has presented n uniformly
quiet appearance during the past week.
iIc attendance OF BUYERS I'm the primary
market from lay 10 day has beenlimi tel
and store trade low. whilst In lobOing
circles moderate attendance only has
been recorded. with Indifferent sales.
Sellers steadily maintain prices. Print
cloths are stiii the only exception to this,
their tendency being clearly in favor OF
buyers The woollen goods division shows
more doing and a fairly steady tone.
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Failure i'm Lexington.

LEXINGTON. VA. oct. Especial
Jake COIN. doing business as a clothing
merchant here. has been closed up ana
his stock Of goods placed In the hands
of the sheriff under "a confessed judgment
for s. 500 in favor OF Goodman Brothers
of Philadelphia. The sheriff is selling UNI
der attachment 10 make the debt There
are a number OF other creditors, ana the
full Liabilities are not known. nor are
the assets. as the inventory has not been
COMPLETED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

DO NOT FAIL TO REGISTER AT
ONCE THE OLD BOOKS WILL BE
DESTROYED. AND THOSE WHO 10
NOT REGISTER NOW WILL BE IN
ABLE TO VOTE Of NOVEMBER Sd
REGISTER At YOUR USUAL VOTING
PLACE FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET
OK TUESDAY TO-DAO. WFDNE-S-
DAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY OF
THIS WEEK
REGISTER, REGISTER REGISTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
c,,,c,co LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL., oc,. CO.. ~,
Cattle: Receipts. 600 bales ma "a ~ ~
c,sier. common TO extra steers, %; iVt
T, IL. stockers and feeders, S3.ocp 5. -;
cows and bulls. 81 .2JD3.50, calves; sZ.JOg
q. ii: western rangers. s. 3044.10, Texans,
S2.5Od32J. x
10 be. higher. heavy packing and ship
ping lots. S2sJN3.30: common TO choice
mixed. S2gjQ34O. choice assorted, S5.'''
$40: light, S2gO03.s5. pigs, S2.vV45 ~;
i.ltri1r TO choice. $2OO03OO; lambs, $500
AGO
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO ILL. oct G-Tivorpool
cables and foreign buying orders abroad
and I'm this market eNcrtcd a poWeilu I
influence for strength bon wheat here io-
dav Liverpool was VariOusly quoted
from u 10 ia. higher. Several conmis-
sion houses had orders from 'lnclhhau'
and the fact was exploited before tH.
opening causing "a strong curb market
and giving prices the first advancing
impulse A rise OF lc. WIS shown hy
the opening quotation, ana thr stutl
ment produced hy the encouraging td-
iurs carried prices up another cent Ihtl
was the extent OF the Improvement now
ever. slight recessions afterwards taking
place. Bradstrccts announcement or
au increase in the WOrlds stock OF 3. ~.
600 bushels caused "a drop OF &C.. which
was followed by rally Before the close
there was considerable realizing under
the pressure of which there was a mod
crate reaction. December wheat opened
at GNti lfb~i-c.. advanced TO tiHic. Closing
40 Glc.-lltc. higher than Yesterday. Cash
wheat was firm at ] ilc advance.
tOru-IniS grain received SuUlclfnt
frmnoss from wheat to cause fmr
advance in prices The influence men
aId under the encouragement Afforded
thereby scalpers were induced To act
on the long side. doing so with prOfl.
May corn opened from 2issc. 10 26s.c..
sold between .6lsc and 2Gtc.. closing at
the inside-kc. higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was ~. higher
Oats-FOllOWins the lead of wheat and
corn, oats showed Improvement early.
but declined 20 yesterdays close later.
Inele was some activity. as ls usual.
on q rising market. and moderately
good business was transacted. May oats
closed unchanged from Yesterday. Cash
oats We're steady.
IrOvisi Ons-EVeu provisions received
benefit from wheat Hogs were zap &c.
and that also accounted for something
with holders OF product. Trading was
ordinary I'm character and volume no
notable incident taking place. January
pork and lard closed d Co TIC higher
and January ribs 2naJc. higher
The LOADING tutures rnnenl ns fnIoNs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

MARTINSVILLE. VA. oct. 6.--Spe-
ciai.-The grading curbing and paving
OF a mile Of the sidewalks OF the town
OF Martinsvile has just been let 20 l.. II.
Vaughan * CO.. of Roanoke city. who
expect to commence the work at once
and push 10 completion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

CASH QuofatI0ns were as follows. Ilour
was firm hard wheat. spring patent. We're
Quotabie az S3T1u4 O0 iu wood. soft
wheat patent S34003cO. hard wheat.
bakers. s. 2ap2 90. iu sacks. soft wheat
bakers. s. 15023J. red dog. Sf.1501.0
I'm sacks. winter wheat. $3.50 in wood
rye -four s. O002 no in wood. new. Jon
sacks. Sl.75Hl so. No. . corn. ..,s. aga. &C. .
No oats. ll@1lShc.. mess pork. $3.50
q %. lard 81 c2iH4 %. short riH sides
So fof3G1. dry sailed shoulders s. sun
900. short rib sides. S3G2, .Q3.75. whisky.
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ST LnUIs afARKrr

ST LOUIS. NO, oct. G-Flour un-
changed
Wheat higher. October o9c. bid. De-
crrlhrr us, u7lT-c hid. Man. 7Js4u7Is.c
Corn higher. October 2lHc.. December
2lhn-litc. asked May. 24fs02i,.c
oats higher October, Ice. nominal:
Nav 2O'.c bid.
Butter firm and higher; creamery. cx-
ira. l1iulSc.. seconds l2Ulae.
Wool strong and in demand. Missouri
and lllnpis medium. l2Aul3c.. coarse
and braid. 1i.Ul2r.
Other articles unchanged.
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Camplell- Kent.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. Especial
No. sl3 Eighth street was the scene at 3
ociock this afternoon OF an interesting
event IL was the marriage OF Miss Lulu
r. Kent. the pretty young daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. A Kent, and Mr. Archie NJ.
Campbell a popular employe OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
.-.L..-.nI N oct Il leIl

Quotations. Nhcat-Lonsberry. GS 10
--'. mixed 80 fo 1Jc.. shortberry, o5 TO
-rD.. no red. "a 10 zoe.
com White. Virginia. 81 10 32c.' No
white. IL 90 32c.. SO. = mixed. 20 10 sc
Oafe-No. mixed. 1919 90 zoe. No. 8
MIXED. lsia to l9e.i winter seed - 20 SIC.
Ero-rl TO soc.
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NI.W NDltf- PRODUCT. -lAi.i> IL.
NEW YORK. oct. g. Flour firm, dun.
and unchanged. Southern -four dun,
nrm. and unchanged.
Wheat-Spot market quiet and nrmor
with options. uueraoed red Gsslgc. OPP
f.us opened active and excited. add
vauccd ll0l-sc.. declined &c.. and Close
iul weak at lNle,c. over Yesterday. Janu-
avs. 1b..o.. February nc. May, 1f5.c. 4.
october. 15isc.. November. s4i4c., Dcccm-
Corn spot quiet and firm; No. ?. 2S',c..
elevator; 2l4c. af0at Options We're
dun and firm at ,uasc. advance, octo-
Der 2ssc., December 29#c.: May she.
DHtr-Su0t quiet and arm. options
dlA and nrmcr. October. 2lac.. Decem-
her 2-'sc. Spot prices. 40. . pc 40. =
white. Doc, mixed western. 2pG23c
lay nrm; shipping. 55QC0c.; good TO
Wool arm and fairly active: domestic
fleece IG023c.: pulled. lSa3ic.
Beer firm, family. S1uDNSOO. extra
mess S11O0GOO' beef hams quiet al
Sl'.aO. ucrccd beef quiet and steady. city
firm; picked bellies S5.12i rs p. Shout
doris. $1,000 Iru. hams. SG0u19J0
Lard quiet and ilrmcr. western steam.
S4is aS kcdt city, 500. October. $50.
nominal Refined dun. continent. - 90.
south American $500. compound. $500
Pork firm and quiet. new mess $3.50
Butter firm and in good demand: state
dairy. iO4lji5c.. do creamery. 110i7c.:
western dairy 9Rnl1c.. Eigins 17c
tges-Choice steady. state and Penn
syFania lZ0l7c., western. fresh, 1910
lsc.. DO. case. s. 2503 90.
Cotton seed oil unchanged
Rosin firm ana quiet. strained, COM
mon 10 good. 81 72lu115
Turpcutiue quiet at 2S02Sisc
i''rr firm uuj unchanged
Moiasscs fairly active firm. and I'M
changed.
Peanuts steady; fancy. hand-picked.
3-Nfc.
Coffee Irregular az 2o025 points down.
December. Sp310a.40. March. S930N9 SD,
May. S925N9 30. July. 500 Spot Rio
dun and steady. No .. SO OO012 OO.
Sugar-Raw dun and steady. fair re-
tning. 2'sc. Refined unchanged and
fairly active
Freights 20 Liverpool market firm. grain
active. cotton by steamer Ltd. grain,
by steamer, 40.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. C. 1896.
ARRIVED
Schooner Amelia Hern. Pratt New
York. salt, W. II. Curtis, agent.
SAILED
Schooner Annie T. McFadden. Stuart
New York, slaves. Standard OIL Com
pany.
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sales 81 725 bales for spinning. $500 were
delivered on contract. Futures nero
opened 3 TO points lower recovered
the loss and advanced 2 TO points, out
reacted and closed steady. with prices
l point lower 10 I point higher. inc
sales were loo 800 bales. In Manchester
To-day's features. The decline OF prices
az the opening to-day was due 20 syn
patAy with lower Liverpool cables Du'
the loss was soon recovered. hoNtN.i'
homa. iand Indian Territory shorts
covered aud local southern ana Liver
pool operators bought assisting the rise.
Vne receipts no the ports proved 10 DC
considerably larger than early esunlale;
and tlt Interior movement continued
heavy. There was slight reaction
Just before tlc close. and prices were
practically unchanged from last nights
closing figures