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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
BArTIsTs AND wHIsI<EY.
Action to BE Taken at the General
Association at Norfolk.

At the meeting of the Baptist General
Association of Virginia ir Norfolk next
week there will be introduced n resolu-
tion calling upon the General Assembly
to enact legislation embodying the prin-
cipes of the BarbourQuarles bill, over
which there was made such a fight in the
late Constitutional Convention.
The action Of the ASSOCIATION In reviv-
ing the fight this time before the State
Legislature will run parallel with a like
effort which will be made by the Anti
Saloon League Of Virginia under the lead
ership of Judge W. II. Mann, of Motto
way Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Novcmbe. i.--.At 10 o'clock
tonight it was evident that Busse, the
Republican candidate for State Treasurer,
had carried the city by at least $500,
which will give him between 1900 anC
14Wt in &'Iool county. at Democratic
headquarters it was conceded that the
Republicans had carried the county by
10 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN. NEB.. November 4.--Returns
in Nebraska show the vote to be exceed
insly close on Governor. with the remain
der Of the Republican State ticket proba-
bly, elected. The first sixty precincts re-
porting gave Mickey Republican,, for
Governor. 6.5n; Thompson U1usionl. 1857.
These precincts one year ago cast 6.532
Republican votes and 800 Fusion votes.
This shows the Republicans have cast
practically the same vote as a year ago.
and the Fusionists have made small but
steady gains. Mickey is running behind
his ticket.
The Fusionists have gained a congress
man in the Second District. Hitchcock
over Mercer. and the Republicans have
probably gained i'll the Fourth, Hines
tIaw over Stark.
LINCOLN, NEH., November 4.--Nehras-
ka probably has gone Republican, but by
SO narrow margin Oh the head of the
ticket that an unusual slump III any
great number of PRECINCTS will give tlth
e0vernorship to the Fusionists.
Mickey Republican, has run slightly
behind his tic. t, and Thompson Gu
sionisD has run ahead indicating the sue
cess OF the Republican State ticket by
probably 10000. Mickeys plurality can
hardly exceed 1000, and the result must
remain in doubt for possibly twenty-four
hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
Local Market Notes.

Matters ana things commercial and
financial were yesterday in allegiance, all
l3s big exchanges North ana Nest and
saa local STOCK Exchange being closed
~. aeslurt of the election General m
ia".sl wlS tGlt in tbs outcome OF tn"
raEue and the probabilities We're dis
..--a1 almost as earnestly as We're Inc
sSE business Ventures OH hand III Is ali
eTer nov. and tIl@ commercial and
'Hany.aIv world will proceed 10 adjust
t 10 the result whatever il may be,
l nan jog along as il did before the
w. r4ntian. with Tho exception of
sg-l safes nj loose tobacco at fair
'es there was scarcely AN item in
#a tgoal markets important enough 10
-e .Iollclcd, and about the warehouses
said chat the weather would have
sareula mere easonable"-that is,
5Ili-- before tobacco would begin TO
s- 10 again in large quantities. There
very pretty lot OF bright tobacco
ri North Carolina at one Of the ware
tetseS Tor Inc purpose OF beng SainpIyd.
a1,lg if anything, was done on the
I'm s4a Cotton Exchange. There We're
w. lalg seemed mainly Of the possibility
W NV ofk's going Democratic, OF Tom
..l-tscl' circus campaign in Ohio, and
.a@iLefs similarly akin 10 the political
'-s4. ION. One group lad a coed deal TO
ft3Lt The great improvements being
-+sht in the Galiego NILS. changes
.9 making a thoroughly up-to-date
Ivy extensive plant OF the famous
l-atertN. Shuse who knew the mills
..iHar times VIII. before long, be in
ta sec Them in their new estate,
st.g2ld they accept the invitation, it
a.. a,--e4tly, believed that they will be
lltile Interested in the perfection
10y. processes that have recently been
@Felueed.
% Wholesale day in the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

was polltd in the election for Congress
men in Arkansas to-day All the seven
Democratic nominees were elected by
ma iorties ranging from 5000 TO 5000. In
six districts there were Republican nomi-
necs. In some places the negro voters re-
manned away from the polls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

ST. PAUL. MINI, November 4-Five
hundred precincts in Minnesota give IS, 1877
for Van SAINT Republican, for Governor
and 25,967 for Rosin (DemocraD. II the
same ratio of gain shall continue, Van
SAINTS plurality will run close to $4,000
Mr.. Rosins, trusting TO the large num-
Der OF precincts not yet heard from was
still unwilling at a late hour to acknow-
ledge defeat although he admitted that
the returns looked rather adverse to him.
Several congressional districts are in
doubt. The election of John Lind Demo
craft is claimed in the Fifth District
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

MILWAUKEE, WIS. November A.
Wisconsin has gone Republican by at
least $500 plurality. and Governor Ro-
bert NJ. La Toilette and the complete
ticket are elected. The Republicans will
also control the next Legislature. which
coed Senator Spooner. In addition, the
election of eight congressman is certain,
with probably two more, if not the entire
delegation. The candidates in the Fourth
Fifth. and Sixth districts are having a.
close run, so far as the returns received
show
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., November A.
For Governor, twcnty-one districts out Of
l49 give Garvin. Democrat, 1875; Kimball.
Republican, 2,7s5.
Last year Gregory, Republican, e.46.;
Garvin, Democrat, 1.40t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

-DT- 70HNs0N.
Now, we are not going to
give advice-but we will just
make few suggestions for
thought.
The best clothing that has
ever been made comes from the
wholesale clothing n1anufac-
turers. They pay the largest
salaries to the designers, the
tailors, and the workn1en
The m g ke-to-order ailor can
not secure such talent
Let as show you the Best
Clothing for Men and Boys.
You'll be customer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

apparently about 5000 Klutz Demo
crat, is safe in the Eighth b.. about ], Sc
majority. Moody Republican, is de.
feated In the Tenth district by ma
iority Of about thousand, thus slectins
Gudger and giving North Carolina solid
Democratic representation in the Houss
Of Representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. November AT 1920 o'clock
tonight Chairman Jameson. of the Re
publican State Committee, says:
Returns SO far received, while some
what meagre, indicate that Van SAINT will
have a plurality of 10000 for Governor.
Substantial gains have been made all
along the line
Chairman Buck, of the Democratic
State Committee, said:
Returns are very mea gre, but so far
as received arc not fattering as to Ro-
sings success. However, we have not
enough to indicate a definite result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. S. c., November ~
The Democrats elect their entire Federal,
State, and county ticket almost without
the slightest opposition. Georgetown
county elects a full Democratic ticket
for the first time In lhirty-iive years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4.-Forty
precincts in Marion county Undianapoiis)
indicate the election Of the Republican
ticket, State, congressional, and legisla-
tive, by from $3.50 to 400 The Rerubli-
can county ticket will run behind this
figure Congressman Overstrect is re-
elected in this (the SEVENTH district.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, COL. November AT 10 i.
NJ. the returns from the State are sc
mcagre that 1t is impossible to give re-
liable estimate of the result in Colorado.
That the Republicans have made heaVy
gains throughout the State is conceded.
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Plant. That Congh.
fLondnn EXpress.0

Mar hes uot monopoly Of coughing.
Before there was a Se:tsbra. on the
earth while man was III process nf eeo.u-
t!oIl tl,ros.g;' r.ssetel BE world. E,.:.is:
- IS as.',.ss hs,.a,s lists estt if.rl
,otaI.is1s have been aiv-
sssa1..a u tentin D Ia this hear and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

DALLAS, TEN, November 4--The vote
in Texas for State and Congressional Of
fees to-day was lighter than in 1900. The
Democrats swept the State, electing SAM
uel w. T. Lanham Governor by Il heavy
majority. Latest returns show that the
Democrats elected congressman from all
sixteen districts
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Not the same Individual.

w. I. Johnson. the colored undertaken.
desires it to be known that he is not tbs
". /. Johnson. secretary OF the 'I1od Car
ca rriers' Union who was charged with
e1nbe2zl ernent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
IDAHO.

ed returns received up to II o'clock ,ndi-
cate the election Of Morrison Republican,
for Governor over Hunt DemocraD by
Il small plurality. The Republicans also
claim majority of the legislative candi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

Dickins, Benjamin Conway, Jo"n Bad
noch, J. II. Bashaw and r. G. Ellis.
County officers from the various dis
tricts say that the vote being polled to-.
day is very light, and there is little inter
est being shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA,

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. November A.
al.)-Returns at 4 late hour to-
night Indicate that North Carolina will
send a solid Democratic %.e!ega ton to
Congress In only two districts, the Fifth
ana Tenth, which embrace the mountain
counties and Republican strongholds, will
the result be at all close. This, the Ninth
District, gives Yates Webb, Democrat a
majority Of 5000. In both the Fifth and
Tenth. the Democratic Congressional can
didates, Kitchin and Gudger, will win by
small, but comfortable, maiorities. The
State Legislature will be almost solidly
Democra tic.
The returns mean that The State will
also return Democratic Senator to re-
place Pritcllard the present Senator. The
weather was fine throughout the State
and a heavy vote was polled. MeckIen-
burg was the banner Democratic county.
giving the solid ticket majority of near
ly 5000. The election passed off quietly
and without unusual incident.
GREENSBORO, n. c., November A.
fSnecal.l-Judging from returns which
have come in from nearby towns and pre-
cincts. Republican and independent Dem
ocratic headquarters concede that the
Democrats have swept the State. 1t has
DtSll dlutttlStl 81 1hEPbpilSGtl
Headquarters that it was only a question
as TO the size ct the Democratic majority.
Chairman Whitaker, of the Independent
Democratic party, has contended that
Judge Thomas n. Hill. the Republican and
Independent Democratic nominee. would
get the entire Republican vote and enough
recalcitrant Democratic votes to swell his
majority to Is, 600
Tonight limited returns which have
come in are sufficient TO convince MIN
that he was wrong, and that Judge Wal.
ter Clark, whose nomination led the or
can;zation OF the Independent Democratic
party, will fall only q few thousand short
Of the full Democratic vote.
Partial returns further Indicate that
William ". kitchin, Democrat, is over
whclminglv elected Congressman Tor the
Fifth District. over Lindsay Patterson, In
dependent Democratic and Republican
nominee.
BEAUFORT, y. c.. November 4-(Spe-
cial. DETECTION passed off quietly. Very
light vote polled Only one negro voted
and he voted split ticket County gone
Democratic BY about .5o nalority ~
RALEIGII..S. c., NaVember 4.--At mid
niRht there Is no apprecia Bile change ar
the Democratic state mainri t,', Thicl1Sts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

NASHVILLE, TENN, November A.
Forty-two counties heard from give James
B. Frazier. Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor a majority of 1880 votes. An ex-
tremely light vote was cast, the result be-
inG Il sweeping victory for the entire
Democratic ticket The Legislature viii.
be largely Democratic in both branches
The city of Nashville went Democratic by
4 ma jority of 225o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
TEXAS.

DALLAS. TEX. November AT :
O'Clock indications point to the election
Of the entire Democratic State ticket and
all congressional candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November A.
Especial. democrat State CHAIRMAN
Willard Salisbury made the following
statement a. II 2. M:
Returns show Houston Democrat Is
elected to Congress by from 5000 to oooo
majority. The Democrats gain at least
Eve members of the Legislature in New
Castle county. This gives the Legisla-
ture TO the Democrats if Kent and Sus-
sex counties simply hold their own.
Partial returns from these counties show
Democratic gains, but nothing conclusive
yet
Advices from Dover show that the Ad-
ricks Republicans gained two members OF
the Legislature in Kent county. Nothing
has vet been received from Sussex coun-
ty.
The result in Kent county indicate that
the next General Assembly, which will
elect two United States Senators, will be
close. and should Sussex county show
any Democratic gains, the body will have
q Democratic majority on joint ballot,
but should it show Union Republican
gains. there will be & deadlock, as was
the case two years ago.
Henry A Houston CDem.). for Congress.
will have from 1000 TO 5000 majority IN
the State.
WILMINGTON. DEL. November o.
The complexion of the next Delaware
General Assembly is III doubt. At thus
hour l:l5 A M, il is apparent that
dea diock on the Two United States sena-
,ari,l vacancies will be the result, as
VAS the case two years ago. The regular
p anublican State Committee claims thnt
he body will be composed OF ninstesi
,,n,on Republicans. eight regular Repuh-
\ .a,,s twenty-five Democrats. and three
daomi,tful. Democratic State Chairman
Wiliard salisbury stated At I u. that
his returns Thus rar rscslvsa !, s s,,,esa
Ma ,aa bssn elected. 'rhe majority on joint
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Business and
Personal Accounts
SOLICITED BY
the STATE BANK
OF VIRGINIA,
III EAST MAIN STREET,
Richmond. Va.

tell interesting things about 1t. I. Is
native of warm and moist tropical coUn,
tries, and objects most smphatical!y tc
dust. When dust settles on the branching
pores IN the leaves OF the plant ans.
chokes a gas accumn!ales inside, ans:
when it gains sufficient pressure there
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like coughing and the dust is blown firm
its Judgment. And, more strange still. the
plant gets red in the fact through the
effort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November AT 10:i0
tine returns indicate that Governor La
toilette is reelected by plurality of at
least 5000.
For Congress, the returns are very
meaere. but the indications point to the
election of ten Republicans and one De-
mocrat. The Legislature will proba bly,
be Republican
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Prescriptions was for Husband.

=
The German papers are telling a story
about a Berlin lady who was sent by her
physician to One OF the wsi!-knowi
cures in Germany. He gave her
letter, which purported TO be prescrto-
ton for her treatment there. aud which
she presented to the doctor a. the cure
II read as follows; "Rup fens. iedise1
n. S. ord. ent, II. chihsist. niSzi. chen
Siehra. berdl. efs5. erra.n. gel. naus. 5. .
b. r Ian gsamdani. t.. snlGr. sat. tsz
weimo. nateru. n.natun. dervi. ellie. ichs
ges. und. ct. versta-S- r. E. ~" Tss
doctor peruscd the lines again and saw
that the letters when put III their proper
order ran as follows: "Rupfen sic die
Cans ordeptlicf. iar list nix. Lishen size
ihr aber die Federn eiEzsin aug. sshr lang
sam. darlit so ihr saete xwsi sioGass
Ruhe hat und er v.ei-ieieht gessfrdet. Ss-.
standsn?" In English these words NEAR
Pluck the old goose Thoroughly we'll
There is nothing the matter with her
But pull out the feathers one by one. Se9s
slowly. so that her husband may hav.
Il couple of months rest. b. which mean:
he may perhaps be restored To heaitt
Do you understand
The doctor SHOOK his head duh!ous..
over her. and ordered TIVE months OF tn.
usual exercise baths. waters. and rest.
Before PnrchasInx io.,r kaiiroae
Ticket
fe,. the south all a., or write any ssen,
of the seah..a. all Line Ri.iiway
Winter Tourist Rates >ia isahp.,rd
Air Line Hallway
ars ssv on sale TO alt tourist points il
TIE sos.ti,. Tickets goa.I rctagatns May
s.. isas,
For further tniurIna s.pss. eail ON any
ssstis or representative OF the Seabnavsa.
or address Il. Si.ays
- q fi'iekss sAxaue
s AZ. suitt District paassnsrr Aren't
tssss Ensl ai,ss strA sfssIs fshNsl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

MILWAUKEE. November twenty
precincts in Milwaukee give Rose Demo
craft 3,30S. Lafollette Republican, $3.50
This is a gain for LafoIlette over the Re-
publican vote OF 1898 of Ill, and a gain
over the Democratic vote for Rose in
1898 Of 521. or 4 net Democratic gain Of
50. The city in 1893 was Democratic by
3lS votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
THE MARKET s.
NOT MANY MARKETS.
.,,,necs cIosed Li,e-stoc,s-

,..t,anscs Closed Lisc-Stock-
liverpool con"u-Na>ai stores.
,,st 81 the business exchanges of the
.rfry inciuding the Stock Exchange
20 were ciosed yesterday. on account
he s!ccUaa. The markct reports OF
may arc. therefore, few and Tar he
,slsn. so 10 speak. What there are ap.
7f below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, November A.
Returns from fifty towns IN Connecticut
Indicate the election of the entire Repub-
lican ticket by pluralties ranging about
Ia Oe0 The returns from the same towns
indicate that Connecticut will return all
four district congressman Repuhllcans,
and Republican congressman at large
The General Assembly promises to be
Republican. thus ensurlns
the return to the United States Senate o.
d II. Plat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November r.
Incomplete returns from the legislative
districts Of Pennsylvania indicate that
the Republicans will have IN increased
majorit. in the State and House of Rep
resentatives, which ipsures the reelection
of Pcnrose to the United States Senate.
mates from moro than half the counties
in Pennsylvania outside OF Philadelphia
and Allegheny county show gains for the
Democratic State ticket. These gains are
offset, however, by heavy Republican
gains in Philadelphia and Pittsburg. The
returns Indicate Il Republican plurality
in the State of irons 10000 to 100000, of
which Philadelphia contributes over
100000 and Pittsburg from 5000 to 10000,
The Republican vote in the anthracite
coal regions was not as heavy as had
beeu uuticipatei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

PRINCETON. n. j.. November 4.-Ex-
President Cleveland cast his vote here
this morning. He was driven to the poll
ing. stations on Chambers street at 10
o'clock. and after deposting his ballot,
drove back to 'Wcstiand.' He did not
remain up to receive the election returns
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, November e.
The entire Democratic ticket. headed by
James B. Frazier, for Governor, elected
by majority estimated at 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, ~ j., November 4-The
Republicans again will control both
houses of the New Jersey Legislature by
heavy majorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

NEW HAVEN. CONN. November A.
One hundred towns in Connecticut eNclu-
sive OF any larsc cities, give q. plurality
for Chamberlain, Republican, for Cover
nor. Of 1888. On this basis the total piu-
raiity in the State will be about lsooo'
Two wears ago the Republican plurality
was 1900.
The same towns show a plurality for
George r Lilley, the Republican candl-
date for Congressman at large, Of Sls9.
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MONEY TO Loan.

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LIVE STOCK MARKETS


BALTIMORE. November S.-I5oes-Tlc
weeks receipts. computing TO noon to-
ag were jt.7-s !resd. against $3.50 head
M Ms%S EgSs si a, f@ r $50 market :: S SLOW
5tsr points, S6.2a4Se.75; roughs, si.50a
p and Lan7hs-R Receipts for week
r1I noon to-day. j0525. against Si29
hosG Mzl week. Receipts Tor to-day
no5e-at market dull Nc quote as fol-
lows Sheep. in3l2c., stock sheep. SIC. q
I 30 ptg head lambs 3l@a5c.
Horses and Mules-Draft horses s6J TO
~. drivers, $31 TO 500; southern chunks
& 81 $50. mules from $ist TO $50 "a head.
la.ses-Receipts for Week ended to-day
10 mead. against 554 head last week: fair
rppiy 4Ea market steady. Ne quote.
gmlaon 10 prime, 3@1t@c.
East BUFFALO, November 4-Cattlc-
e-n.S. -lb mead: market dull and lower
fioss- Receipts. 10,S9a head; market
.alE active; pigs steady; Others a0l0c
lower heavy, S6.G1MS6. 72l@; mixed. $3.50
Ml 5Nr6eTs and light $6.S}aSG.30; pigs
S555, roughs. $6.oo9$625; stays, $505
Sheep and Lan,bs-Receipts. 1.lo0 head;
ea!s is To soo Sisssa aSia 52S LAMBS 3as
nss $40. ewes. $S.25G $3.50; sheep top
-g.Sla. E5.sga So cuiis 10 good, $2npG
East LIBERTY. PA. November T.
I5' 81 81. good. I.150S $3.50.
Steaay; prime heavieS, $500 $3.50:
@aaums S6-b5; heavy Workers. S661o$6.t5;
.e8 Na.l-1-s $6.I5QS6.60; pigs, $6.55a S.. Go;
shaeD-Staady; best wethers. sS.75as4:
ar6 common, $1.50aS2: choice lambs,
Veal Caives-$Sasg2
CHICAGO November l.-cat,le-Re-
csia's 5oaJ head. Including 1000 head
w5s'arESt market steady: good to ns,ina
sfrs J -,Ft$G,3: poor TO medium $2.5aW
~ stoclTars and feeders $2.5odSi. %:
81 -H0$iGl; heifers $26S5: Gamers.
~ 90: bulls, S2GS4.50: calves. $500
$50. Teyas-fe7 steers S30S425: western
s'asrs SIS Jo0sG5a
Hogs Receipts TO-DAY. 27o99 head; to-
z7trow, 5nGpl head: left over. 5000 head;
-arkst opened 5Fr10c. lower; t;osed strong.
Ed and butchers S6.35ls$7. IL: ;good TO
5ai .heavv S6.556S6 -: roush heavy.
sG55: light, $6.S04$6.y5; bulk of sales
+ 5s650
ap-Recefpts. 2oG9o :ea6: sheep
81 dy; larohs lower: i.ood 10 choice
re- 3lrS. S$.5G|&2S0: fair to choice mixed
:. 50. native Ia rnbS s. 5ttfi$, -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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'3ltF OF RICHMOND. VA, NOvEM-
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corresponding heavy vote and especially
in Detroit which ne carried from i,No to
s,0oo
General r. Ayers election to the
United States Senate is assured.
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