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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
,rponTs FROM ALL GREAT BUsi-
xrss CENTRES OF THE WORLD
pr,o.. of Money, Bonds, Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton ''''
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.
and Domestic

,.r,v work.. October S1.-Tha STOCK
1t to-day displayed far more ac'l'l'y
than had been expected. ne for
7.ere busy making their arrahse'l'','s -
,i,o narade. but stin they lo'nu '''''1
-, eyocute the orders that driited '' o.
ro.,1t of the decisive action taken W
- hor,,ers Yesterday to relieve inc
.-,...,.,,,, I'm money. The difficulty eN-
-or,oncd in obtaining funds has been 3"
5r,,gt,ock 10 the market, from the op-.
tho of the week until yesterday 80
Adv. &C. always an on-day IN the i'o"e'
lie 80 that nothing Of an impor1A.'1
10 was looked for this morning ia
-..,a.t,, NJ call leans. The little Dust
49,. dora was transacted at 6HO per
49, Tho feeling among operators was
7o.ido51v bullish on stocks ana
Utterly ignored the decline OF Is 10 90
-anorted from London before the OPEN
A. the start here there was a regular
-,,sb % buv and the shorts, IN Ine.i
,aete TO cover. hid prices up on ea1i
.thor An advance Of 1-2Gl1-S per cent
was recorded right through the llS'' po.-'
Investment and speculative stocks SAai
ing I'm the Improvement.
Among the notable advances were 40
O., nav state Gas. due to reports 'ha'
the suit in the matter Of the receiver
III, ,yill be withdrawn, and an amicaole
a.rareo-oepts perfected for an ending Oh
the legal and financial complications
&, which the company is involved. S -, %.
r-so "a. to 1l6; Tobacco %, 10 -
A.chison preferred IL, 10 q - l,t,'o,lo
-, I5erii Transit 81 10 n Chlca5o
lyI ~ no. Northwest is. 70 jos rs,
g.. povl1 as to "A IA; ST. Paul preIeIreu
- 195. Rock Island. - 10 o. Is;
- ebora 2 10 l49; Louisville ana
t-aet,.iue 1 "A. 20 sis. Manhattan
20 o. a.. Minnesota Iron z j.. 10
-. 1I.rsos and Texas 3D. TO u 81; Jer-
o-, Co,tral is. 20 lOi Is New YORK
C,,otrsl1 10 9il-2; Reading il, 10 - ~
o,,,ots I IA 10 81 81; and tennessee
coal and Iron rs. 10 p is. .,,-.
Toward the close, under safes 10 le.i't -
,,~ogte there was q reaction or - 70
- cent outside Of Bay state Gas
-.,iob receded "a. Taken altogether
w. feelinp was confident. and specula-
tio, 1eft of firm in tone. Net changes
~, e,oins of has per cent, Lake ShoIe
,1n5,re The total sales were lA'o.s
l $3.50 including q 100 Sugar, 1890 Read
ing. and 1890 ST. Paul. ...o,.
5rhe bp,,d market was active and strong
Two sales aggregated $1,000. ....-.,
treasury balances: Coin, Nz0sDS''iz
currency. $56,86S,Sl.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
,,,,,,, on call GAO per cent. Prime
.,orcantile paper 7ul0 per cent.
etlriinq exchange dull, but STEADY
,.,,S actual business in bankers bills al
/ y, et, a(,4t9t24 for sixty days, and
ssI,'SSit1-o4si.s5 for demand. Posted rates
sIS56stg51-2. Commercial bills. $50 La
Ear silver C5.
Government bonds higher. state bonds
dr1 Railroad bonds strong
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
HiqhInna Notes.

MONTERREY. Va. October 3.-tSpe-
clal)-Mr. Jacob Peek an octosenarian'
died az his home. 1--WE miles north OF town
Yesterday lie was one Of the Oldest
citizens OF the county.
Rev. Liuu.mood. of the United Breth-
rem Church. delivered am address mt the
courthouse last night 20 small audi
ence OF men and boys. prohibition was
the subject
4 clrier-pigeon supposed TO have lost
IT'S BEARINGS. alighted near the store
house of y. B. Bishop Of this place, Fri
day. The bird was taken I'm charge by
one or the clerks. and was found 10 have
a lame wing. il has on one leg a golden
band. and on the otter silver band,
bearing the number Gji3 The pigeon IS
bcing cared for. and viii be liberated as
soon as sc is IN travelling condition.
Young Cornell. from Harrisonburg. ana
q son of Chief-Ensineer @. il. i. Cor
nell. of tine Chesapeake and western
railroad was in Highland this week,
escortIns a party Of five gentlemen over
the proposed line. This is the first ac-
uyity in many months. aud their pres
ence created some speculation. The party
returned 10 Harrisonburg via Franklin,
w. Va. to-day.
Messrs. Brown W. Yoager and o. W. S.
Gum. two Of Pocahontas county's most
influential CluIcnS We're lh Town ouIlh5
the early part of the week.
1lr John r. Byrd. Of Willamsvile
Bath county. was attending the last
term of our County Court.
A novel give and take" has been ar
ranged between two young men-one a
Republican and the other a Democrat:
AZ Mckinley IS elected. Lynn Sullenberger
Democrat is TO trundle W. a. Slaven
WeuubUcan through the streets of Mon
larey ON a shec barrow. and. as often as
STR Slavcu gives tine command. Nlr. Sui
leuboreer IS 20 cheer Justify for Mckin-
ley Should Mr. Bryan Doe the winner
vice versa. Tn either case w. II. Ma
theny editor Of the Highland Recorder, is
TO furnish the wheellarrow ana act as
referee. So sanguine is llr. Sulienberger
as 20 the "Boy OratOr's' success. he is
thinking OF having the wheelbarrow fitted
with springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, October 81 1896.
No auction OFFERINGS on Change to-day
and private sales very light
Revenue coilectlons Cigars and cigar
cites. SZ15.25; tobacco, $l.lZ'8. Total
1851.
Private sales for week: Wrappers, 20;
oilers. 159; cutters, 90. dark leaf, ~ Bur
ley, Q; western 3: Tugs, l09 primings' s..
Total, 463 hogsheads, against 33 hogs
heads last week, and 306 bossheads for
same week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. S203450; tobacco, sl4,s4lOl.
Total. y35.9iA57
Private sales for October. 1896: Wrap
Ders. 3Qf: smokers, 148; filters, IS; cutters,
20: dark leaf 247, scrap, 33; Buriey, ~;
Tugs, 20: western. a. primings, g. Total.
1882 hogsheads. against 2.tH hogsheads
last month. and 2,ll2 hogsheads for Octo-
Der 1890.
large to-day, were sufficiently attractive
to bring out many buyers. who bid freely
on all grades, and everything sold at full
values This IS The last break until after
the election. The market closes strong,
comparatively, and firm. Very little pri-
yate trading.
Mr. y. c. Matthews, OF Sumter, S. c.,
was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
EEZrag.fT1 ''--rsxi


We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Gov any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cTred bv Halls Catarrh Cure
*. j. CHENEY q CO. Froprietors,
Toledo, o.
we the undersigned, have known j.. j.
r.reDe,. for the last fifteen years, and be-
Ve,e hirn perfectly honorable in all busi-
So rausacti0us, and financially able TO
carry out any obligations MADE by their
frn .-.~- ,,-,.-,.,.,- 7,-,..
Toledo. O., -
WAIDlNG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
W, ro'osaIe Druggists, Toledo. O..
1IeiTs Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
oIti~+ directly upon the blood and mI-
cons surfaces OF tho system. Price. 75c.
Nor bottle. Sold by an druggists. TEST
mOnials free. 49,.
-, -,r.r. y, ~ -s- &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
CLARKE COUNTY.
Two NarriaE-s-'Qhe Political Out
Iook-PcrsOnnI.

Iook-PersonnI.
bEEEYTILLE. VA. October a.-(spe-
csl)-ln tie Baptist church at Berry
Vile. 40 q o'clock. on Wednesday after
noon. Mss Bessie Helvestine. daughter Of
hf LOWS lleivcatine. a leading farmer Of
Clarke county. was married % Mr.
H-a.. q. Carter. son Of Mr. w. H.
-|.e. NJ Clarke county, and himself a
prosperous young farmer. The church
"At beautifully decorated with autumn
caves. ported plants. and cut flowers
ta' BRIDAL party entered the church in
..- following order. The four u5hers.
-fa edward Holvestine. brother
e- nc h-i-e. James Foley, John O. Crown.
sNr .h- H.uy Hardesty then The bride,
''.N.is o1 The gr0om's arm.
nov Julian Bfoaddus. pastor Of the
1.-ieh. united them in marriage The
,hlfeh was l.iel long before the hour
1yv. nle4 .or tho ceremony with a crowd
u relatives sl1 friends Of me couple.
4is. o. H Oliver played the wedding
march from Lolcngrln as the process
a.'.a. and McUdelashon's as the recess
.'Nal The brides gown was OF dark
o.'"l boucie cloth. trimmed with gold
Nal aId sho wore hat and gloves 10
n'alch She carried white chfysanthe-
nuns ana The ushers wore boutonnieres
ne came flower.
Immediately after the ceremony 4 re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
THE RICHMOND D1spArCH-sUNDAY. NOVEMBER /. 1896

ccpiion was given by the brides parents
70 tie bridal party and relatives OF the
couple.
ON The same day, at the homo Of the
brides father. Mr. John ". Sprint. at
Boyce at G20 o'clock IN the evening. Miss
julia r.. Sprint was married 20 Mr. John
Nj. Ferguson, Of sncpardstown. w. Va.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
o. Armstrong, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, az Berryvinc and was
witnessed by select company OF the
couples friends and relatives.
political
The campaign throughout the county
is progressing satisfactorily TO the DEM
ocrats. and wnie claims are being made
10y the Republican managers here that
the Democratic majority I'm The county
viii b.. very much reduced from that OF
former years. such claims are believed
60 Dc grourdlcss. and Clarke may be con-
udcuuy enrolled among those counties
which VIII give a handsome majority for
Bryan and Scwall at the coming election.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs owen L. Carter. Of Wash
ington, are visiting Mr. W. II. Carter.
Miss Annie Daniel or jefferson county.
w.. Va. IS the guest OF Miss Mamie Ne
Donald.
Miss 81. Garnett Mcclure. has returned
from q visit TO relatives IN Frederick
county. Nd.
Air. and Mrs. w. s. Powers, OF Chicago.
who have been visiting Mrs. Il. w. Pow
crs 90 W.Ckllde. llft ON Thursday
for Chicago.
Mr. George Powers returned to Rich
woud Thursday.
Mr. Joseph -. Thompson has returned
from "a visit 60 relatives in Roanoke and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

II YOU mean 10 vote for Bryan,
scvralI, and Lamb, acquaiut your
self with the method of preparing
the ballot. II is not m easy thing
TO do at the first trial. See forms
IN this issue. and test your skin
until you are perfect. Put No. out
Of sight while you are marking No.
j.; but afterwards compare your
marked ballot with the Dispatch's
marked ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
HEALTH RESORTS.
THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA,
~ ,.rrt-a NpEAkE AND OHIO RAIL

bAl II 49, =.
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY; 200 FEET ELEVATION.
A large ana splendid HOTEL eaiea
THE HOMESTEAD, with al modern
conyeniences, including private baths, has
hsen erected on the site OF the old Home
stead. After June 18th rates for ths
summer will be- as follows: Homestead
Hotel. cottages, and annex, from >ls per
week upward according 20 size ana loCA-
ton OF rooms: the Virginia Hotel from
sl3 per week upward. ,,,,... ,,..,u
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS; fine
orchestra; dancing N me Casino Ss9yy
swimming-pools; new bicycls-traek; goiL
1rounds. lawn-tenuis; pool and oilharus'
bowling, fishing and hunting;,,nv
oo"''"S' FRED. STERRY,
-, cn veE-rts Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
FINANCIAL.
ALL THE MONEY
AND
NEARLY ALL THE BRAINS
are ono aide OF the Market.


The course Of the stock market under
influences incident 10 "the election 10
expressed in prices. a. we have predicted
II would be in our daily market letter,
and IN our announcements through the
public press for the past ninety days.
Although the money market has sx-
perienced within the past week one OF
the most extraordinary "squeezes" ever
known. tho ratio for money being as
high as 100 per cent. per annum, the
price OF stocks has been but slightly
affected. which emphasizes the truth OF
our theory. that this is a bull market,
and that tho buyers OF stocks would
make money. IL stocks were generally
distributed among the people. money at
100 per cent. IL only for an hour, would
cause panic. That no panic did ensue
and not even a serious disturbance or
values occur, proves conclusiyely our po-
sition-"that stocks are I'm the hands
OF capitalists, who have Of their own or
through their connections all tho money
required to carry and protect thelr hold
lngs, and that this Is the first period OF
time since 1898 that the bull side Is the
professional side OF the stock market.
The action OF the banks in coming
forward and Offering unlimited accom-
modations for tho carrying Of stocks fur
ther emphasizes our position. and we DO
not think II eNtravagant TO say that
ALL THE MONEY and NEARLY ALL
THD BRAINS are on one side OF the
market"
We are recommending uhe purchase or
two securitles-one Ter a permanent In
vestment. which our calculations show
will pay interest at once equivalent 10
8 per cent. on the capital invested. and
advance I'm market value within two
years about 100 per cent. The other for
n speculation, and may be accumulated
on profits, which. while at present pay
ing no interest, will ultimately sell mucn
higher than the nrst-mentioned security.
bv reason Of its returns being limited
only by the earnings OF tho road, which
our calculations show viii be about 10
per cent. per annlm.
IrncAD rrTrOpNnTTRGIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
COMMON SENSE SPECULATION

"a the only kind that viii win. and is-bet-
ter than all the schemes and systems IN
existence,
Make money in the markets DO 5usi,
- where YOU get good advice based on
go, mont be talked into deals that
your own good Judgment forblds. You
have no money 60 lose. Invest II senslbly
In Wheat or Stocks. Don't expect TO ges
rich from a $40 investment. II - unre .,.
Clients and will continue to make money
send FOR our advice, It costs rothing; !.
49, toid our customers when 10 buy,
and we Will tell them when 70 sell, Write
70 ms q. +. MALCOLM & CO.,
Columbia Building, New ioFA'
% 05-Su4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
pAIr1MnRE srocK ,fARKrr

BALTIMORE. ND. October sl.-Vir-
ginia gs. new n asked: do, Century
bonds. 5705s: Northern Central. c. l-2 bid !;
Consolidated Gas, stock, g l-4a6i; do,
bonds. SIS, 102 f-2 bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

LONDON. ENG, october 3l.-Bar sill
yer. 900. Consols. los ZIG. for both money
and the account
PARIS. October 3l.-Three per cent.
rentes. lOl francs, 81 IL centimes. for the
account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcnmOnd, va, UclODef u 10
Quotations: Whoat-Longberry, Parse;
mixed, 7lGr7sc; shortberry 10G7Sc.; No. 2
red, 77G7Sc. Corn-White Virginia, 5Zg
BE. No. 2 white, 32Q32i2c; No. 2 mixed,
3iQ3likc Oats-No. 2 mixed, 2)lp2J12c.;
No. mixed. 19gl9i1c.; winter seed, 300
sgc Hye-4y04Jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

MISS MIRA y. ROSS, VOICE
sr..ss farrnrsp

MISS MIItN % E'V""i FN'N|F
TEACHER,
At STUDIO. 30 NORTH FIFTH
street 9.30 A. ~ to u ". Residence 81
west Grace street.
have great pleasure IN stating that
Miss Mira j. Ross has stpdied singing
with me- The great progress she mas
rr.de through her most CONSCIENTIOUS
work warrants me IN recommending her.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,
rof-tts London, England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

fou-Ucsu"od
~ pott,tcnI.
rarm-io
...,,r4cnco Of tho Dispatch)
.'.' ....- ", October u-The
TIhIhH'' 1910 ...4.
.t No CT the 'o''s0 "'''''''''
r-,v Jacket TO appear this a'a'io"
..t lr "a few days. The editors
p.i ...s ,l,r arc afr. j. L. johns.
selected ''i ''' v- h, D,,5s
e.tcr in 'N't'' -. ~
.t1vrChntrg. anu ''''" -
diamond literary e1ilo.s' M''f's' H. -.
hf- '' ~ local editors and w. j..
.' '' ,.- ....,. a,.ssr. a.
u.I amHS e'
mis- is very competent corps
.....r fraff.ytfou credit. This
a.- .,...,.s t.f3 first rank
..
college Journals. a"l VIE" '"-
...ft,..l nc improved over past
@ ......,.- ,t,.f.f0
s.r Thomas cray '.. '', s...'.' ,,-,-, ,I
fHs u.'.. '.,'. ,rb,,,cr
- "''-- "' .-
Et I'D '.'.,,..,, ~
snakes Ll QUAR-!
to s-N "-,"7 i...' .-,
to chir'l.s -.'e 10
@ sft"-7 .,,..
90 them anu IeFl,',5 i'.h ''''
OLD. le vas in C-iion ana "-
counties. ..--
A. ".n 49,. ..
.. IuIt te--n-. li-S.-'''o nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
opening hisnost. Lowe

Cash ouotations: Flour was 4uIet aH5
stesdv. prices were unchanged. NO. z
spring wheat % s cSrn i s. 9Sa5 Ao N6 req
20 S.TS ~ 2-4GlSc. Mess pork. {l.l0qsa;l 10;
9TsarA s4's0aS4S2 II. Short,rib sides. ~
"a ia "a Dry-salted shoulders Aq%.Zo'
sSeo S,y sides. s3.a l-2aA Whiskey
A.c cti1cAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
r1tioN STOCK ARDS, ILL, october
o, otcrattIe-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
Snll and nominal; common TO extra steers ,s ers
e. 4oa SIS; stoekers and oi iesaer' CAVES 1SSg
- - ~ 9ss,ss: Texans, s2.6O4SS2S; western
ran Ie.,s@ Receipts. II 600 head. Market firm
and Sc. higher; heavy packing ana snip
a .t,,, lots fs e0dSs. IS; common TO choice
p miySsd r.. LAS. 81 IL; choice assorted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
POINTS.
o,, FROM his TOUR OF PREACH
ING.

ror,tcchn'o Ins''''e N0'''-i"'
,oupG wen'' Christian A''0'''-
r.u.ucd Wortg-Snlc of n
personal and Political.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
MISS DANIEL

WILL RESUME HER AFTERNOON
class for Ladies on THURSDAY, No
vember 9Th. at half-past I p. VI. Meet
ines win be held at Is west Grace street.
lrerrns 81 % per month. oc t-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
LOCUST LOGS.

ron SALE. LOCUST LOGS FOR SHIP
Anpiy 10 ". s. ALLEN. JR.,
p''' Vinitavilie. Goochland county, Va
no Lite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Personal.

NO KNIFE. PLASTER. NOR PAii;N'
home cure Tor cancer, tumor. and malis-
mani blood diseases; lO0-pago book en-
advice free Department 9, ABRCiT N :
RON MASON MEDICAL COMPAN y so'
FYfth avenue, New York. no III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

Old papers for sale at nc a hundred at
Dispatch Office. ..-....-.----.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
MONEY TOLEND

VIZ HAVE SEVERAL SUMS OF
MONEY TO lend on good city Improved
real estate g. I. a. IL J.. DENOON.
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
M YOU sPECuLATEf

r, couollance with the importunitles OF
nv ,riends / have at last decided to make
ny my a. Investments upon what experience
teaches Is the only safe end suceesstt ul
plan. In order 20 perfect TINS r nu,nS Ssr
81 sirs tslFing a flyer and cannot watch the
Tosrkets. send for my circular az once
r.rFrrssT'OR BOX 3l0. Oc oV-f OSu-l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
MON Ely.

We have several amounts OF 500 bo:
60 On "a 20. or larger amounts 10 lend az
per cent. on Richmond City heal Es'a'o'
-1pS'' T. N. WORKMAN & co.
Real Estate and Loans,
ro1-en&Sast 1913 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Hume Minor Company,
Coz Broad street.


THE BUYERS FOR FERGUSON
BROTHERS have just returned from NeW
~ where thcv have been for some
lime carefully selecting their stock OF
PIANOS. ORGANS, SHEET MIa
SMALL, INST tl-MENTs. AND TRIM,
siINGs You viii lrd at their store az
~. lost and most popular Music. Call
.~d see their stock. No. 81 east Broad
street. next TO Murphy's Hotel BUILDING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS EVANS,


WITH HER ASSISTANT, MISS
WElSIGER,
Will reopen ner
KINDERGARTEN AND
PRIMARY SCHOOL,
OCTOBER 1. 1895.
al IT north Fourth street. For terms,
etc, apply 20 above number. Sc ~ m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

Any PIECD OF MUSIC THAT YOU
.anrof ind elsewhere. call for II AZ FER,
CIrssON BROTH ERS', No. 81 east hIoan
sIeV" no Lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Safe Operations.

I have POSITIVE INFORMATION that
the people controlling certain INDUSTRIAL
Stocks will inaugurate movements OF
considerable magnitude In the same, COM
mencing November 9th. regardless or the
result OF the presidential election.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUBSCRlP-
TIONS OF $50 AND UPWARDS will be
received by me- from those who desire
10 profit by these manipulations, and viii
the Relation Of handsome returns,
WITHOUT USUAL RISK
PERSONS, WHO. BY REASON OF
POLITICAL AND FINANCIAL UNCER-
TATNTY. HAVE RETAINED FROM
REGENT INVESTMENT AND SPEfSI-
TITTON Should NOT MISS THIS OP-
PORfUNITY FOR THE SAFE AND
RE8rUNERATIVB EMPLOYMENT OF
IDLE FUNDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
m.NcnEsTER INTEREST.

THE INTEREST COUPONS MA
- On Manchester sewer bonds
kgvptltul ll,NtT2IcR lst. Will be paid after that
5ofc On presentation at the stete Bank
~ Richmond. Va, or on the Mechanics
and Merchants BanR,o OF ,i fhsIafn gP
=. 9tot City Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
MONEYTOLEND

IN SUMS 10 SUIT AT 8 PER GENT.
OK CITY REALTY.
W CHARLES A. ROSE,
Real Estate and Loans
,ottt II north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Nothing pays better than good
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

We have some. small and large amounts,
per cent Good as gold. Come ana SEQ
u-' T THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
,tft lll3 Main street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-13

491 Bond st., corner 18th.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-13
THE TREASURY REPORT FOR SEP
TENDER.


The following is a statement OF the
public debt and OF the cash In the
treasury at the close OF business Sep
TENDER SOth. received from Secretary
Carlisle:
Interest bearing debt. $Si7. 26l. 26O; debt
on which interest has ceased since ma
turity. $l,62I, 1905. debt bearing no in
terest, SS12.47L625.64; certificates on
treasury notes Offset by an equal
amount OF cash in the treasury. $780,
52i,S230O; aggregate Of debt. $l.7S5. 9S2,-
O0S.9O, Compared with the statement is
sued August S1st, the figures show an
increase of certificates and treasury
notes amounting to 1857, $4,000, and a de-
crease Of the aggregate debt OF $685.
slO.5O. The cash in the treasury at the
date mentioned was: Gold, Sl62. M
silver, $50 65, Si4.O7; paper, Sl5S,-
O55, 1899; bonds, minor coin. fractional
currency, etc. SSH, eiS.77: aggregate.
$50. 624. 772.H. The cash balance In the
treasury August 3lst was S2i3. $40. 400. SO.
and on September 3Oth. S24l. 15l,455lO.
showing a decrease OF 81. 1871, 9454S.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-13
RIGHT,

Colonel b, F, Clayton, of I%ndianola,
IA. the president OF the Farmers Ma
tional Congress Of the United States,
which has perhaps exercised a more
potent influence in securing legislation
favorable to the agricultural interests
Of the country than any other farmers
organization, says: we have had
a four years dose Of Democratic dis
aster and desolation, and the expert
ence should be enough to preclude any
repetition Of the experiment during the
next century. What the people want
for the next four years is the McKin-
leylsm OF 1SSs-ls92, with a good market
for everything, everybody employed at
high wages, with splndles running by
day and the heavens lighted up by
night from the chimneys and furnaces
Of factories, when the poor man will
be able to feed and clothe his family,
and when capital will find employ
ment."-Coon Rapids, Ia, Enterprise.