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_THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1897,_ -__J
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TI ir ._:. v_ ti
Vf<^a
abas, ahapetam ??alia,
i .?a, phaaptee, t.Uckbead.
. .?..:-., tit?, sad tsllteg hair, itch!
.irkivto warn? b.tha
44,th r? ?r, ?.. ; i. .. ,
?.tt? c? ri< ui.? (e.i.'i-H-Dt,,tba great .,
i>rv")' tlv. 4?n,li retrait. Da; o a?t.Ca??.
B#- - 11. w t., |-r?1ur. OeJt, Whit. II??<W." Irr?
ITCHING HUVSRS "S**sl_!__-_?
RADICAL DISPUTES.
LAU AM? Wmi.mh OBS TBS I
rOB IU:i()1.MH?iN \M) SI.J,
ADMINISTRATION WITH WADDILLITES
it i. ri.oimin it will Baaaala s<?. Ba
Mi ?Her Whin ?in,i? Die di,. Met null
l'c.ple *?lnl_?* In Ihe BlOOllOa?
. B| tOB I ?r.oiinl..
iN, D. < . petobei
i
tod I ad Ba
oomra :u -
. : la wi
la an lateraal coat? it
dar machli
itiOB, both
by th? n aad the aatlonal
party organisation. 'i bia
i. 'I :
tm? nt Of Mr. J.s ?A . BUtOtt as
1 Newport News is claim.
Mi? m
upon that
idera
v . s for Mr. A. C. Pn bey,
;-.- ' WmO, Tt'iK is
| big one
.- until aft? Me* Novi-iu
i.. Mon".
N< arpori Ni we plum.
litt? ? ami N i
I : . .... n
n ba odd appotatmenl
.
h hi. ti shows that they are -Mil tbe pa?
penning machine of the party
, is that while the
the bulk
, ; ty in the State and
th. men was I
w i >
ue in OH
an i
; It. What will
li th l_j nebburg tl tel
:
In i be Btati . the
.
. -,
ioi of tbe pstron
mal I tue
a ol th.- party will atlU
will I "
UiiZ.-lS.
RAIL- AY MAIL BERVICB.
I repon "' M?.? Post?
ral will contain an
i
ion In regard bul
' ... e tai khapei to?
il Of Railway Mall : I be
? it at the
I railway
rka;
with
th. mil-s
.1 bf th The (land
ai of mil?
The numb? r of
of .d . ?1**1 - Of mall matter
iti i In tti? ca? i dm lag th?
*
itter
I ol
ited at at
ol to ?d
. ,. ii ? i ror .
rtg the la
The nuin
,ti.-n during the
.ail., r Of pi
railed d?r?
re i u titles during the
in whnh it clerka loot th?
i bill for the relief of
, lei ki kill? -i in thi line <?f
and unfitted
perm mently or t? mp
: d t..r ?. "t on pa* lisl pay ol
b*bo ha ? to be
llO la ell
I . I ,.-. '. ..'. ,
trongl] m
ntendent
PERSONAL.
BtOr and Kx-Mini- t?
\. . rol lna,
i m the ? ity to-daj. t of Cap?
ot the
. .. ;.. his r.
mi m from ?>>t?< a pel lodli il
Bsnall] M.?;..-?
.'
I
.a Harrison
Tyler
a I"? tty tair a,lean? ?. Th?
waa w.ii pieeaed srlth it?-- pro
by the
I nil.
. d.-r, of Bta lotoa, '*
.. | .1. II. *i..r
\\
i? e, of 1 Va., aad ? i
: it. BoBthera railwi
.
R. M - '
\ a ; W. W.
. R Williams. IC. I?. Williams.
n. v. on 1:111", Lynch?
n. C?The
vv. ii I B. Bddy, North
. ii ii Gray, lUchmon I, Va ; M. R.
Ru I.n. ? I M . . Rat h
-TAL.
the fourth-?:
r ?..Mi were the fol?
?. Surry, Va.?-a
JoiiaMian ?J. \\
y C. : ' u
. . \ i m.t mon. y-??r.|. : BBBQBB.
i office ha? beoa sstabiu I I
lest, Gloucester county, Va., with
\ Riake a? pootmaster sos?
changes have been made
s follow.:
?, - . Drj bridge. M?>?!ify order
i??. US! (Bulletin B*-t), so as
.n Incrtu*1?' In distan..- of ono
. dge.
r to Mirafork. Modify order
1 (Bull? lia MBD, bo an to
n ?llhlaliie of "lie-half
.'sit- of Showalter.
I? to Roeehlll. Modify order
I 1SJ7 (?Julletln ?-3.1?. so as
* Halo au iiii.-ri.aic In distance of on.
?n?i one quarter miles by change of sito
of Rooehlli.
tat North Carolina:
to Monroe?Leave Monro?
lay? and PrMays at 7:3o a. m.. ar
MofgaBfl Mills by 1:.V) I?. M.; leave
Morgaas Milla Tassdays aad Prtdays at
P. M . arrive .Monroe by 7:30 P. M
: < ?. tota r 19, 1897.
?TAI MON t\n Al <.| ?iT*.
"*.? *.*? Iron I! r i cl h <r-o??**ona of Veteinns.
Ilrlcr?.
\r\T(l\, \ A.. OetObSff 19.-(Sp????lal.)
Th.- eaaatj bas ju-r the publls
a splendid new Iron Migo soanatog
?Chrlotlaa'a creek, on the itichmoni roa?.
p ahatasssHa of
solid Stone, and ths structure BBS a
Ith af 13 fct, Boally accommodating
Augusta is erecting two or throe Iron
brldgas ?rich y?mi-, thai ul.??placlng the
k H trestle I
Th.- Sons of Oonfed' int?- V?sterans met
in BtoBowall .j imp iiaii i ?st
md i i f< : i th-ir or
i>. Timbertakc and Holding
L nil-, iei w.re the hading spirits of tha
in. ling.
Tha Bmrrlags of ths Bar, H. t. Shards?;
r of Christ's I.utli? ran church, r.f
Btaunton, snd Miss Mabel ?Caroline
Duble, of WUllameport, Pa., win be
DBBlS d at thS home Of tin- bride's
ad Mrs. .i. i!. Dable, ob
Thursday aitornoon -After a wedding
y of t fortnight Mr. nnd .Mrs.
. will be at their otannton Bosse.
Th.? Virginie Uva Stach aad Pair As?
ti, and the Southern lr I
.on will conjointly, at
begtanlng ? totober Hd,
hold an exhibition and fair, to last Sight
.'.? ...it ??Kik for S siK?'?,?ssfiil c.\|'?.
II hi la good. Botertalasaenta day and
night will be given, ?One day will b?>
devoted t?. M . i? raoos aad four days
t0 horse racing.
DITO IN TlfBI WOODS.
Ur. SOB WOlla <>' <.l?iu?-?-af <-r, I'niiNea
\miij While Out lluntiiiK.
(Hi ?i ? BflTEB COURTH? ?i si.T, VA.,
' i Ik (Row I Bl .)-t'ur whole commu?
nity ?was profoundly Bhoeked this morning
to herir of the death Of DT. William T.
Sea well, who ttiei twelve m lies south or
this rlllage. Dr. Seawall drove yesterday
In !? to th.? village of Hickory
Pork, where h<- Stood, and ih?-n had a
snd. Ids bons an?l BBtOfBd B
Is to hunt turkey.?.
a i., .-.it Bimset his hone and <i?>g wars
found on the rood. Prienda searched ths
WOOdS all night. At licht 'this morning his
body ?was fouad by Deputy-Treasurer
Joshua f,. Bray In a iltttog po Itioa, aith
a turkey-call la hla hand, n.? had sal?
dontly died without b straggle. The Doe*
n.r's health had been poor for severa]
Dr, BeaweU ?was greatly beloved
by ths whole community, BBd wna one
of ths few men without enemies, h
v\: i?.?.--, and "ire dBBghtor and
two motherless grandchildren to mourn
th? Irreparable loss winch has befallen
them.
InrciMlinrlniii in Oicl.cii-.oii.
DWALE, y a, October Ik?(SpodaL)
haa Jusl b en rsoolvod to the
effect that ineemiiiiri?s have been getting
In their demon-like work In the vicinity
of Sergent, a few miles from her?-. The
barn and out-bulldlngs of Hon. Nathaniel
li.ill were burned Sunday night. Loss,
BbOUt tt,<M* DO insurance. There is a
clue, ??tul several am?sts will follow. The
bara of David Hall, near there, was also
burned tr? ght Daniagsshsavy?
no tasaran
It Is il., driest time now that we have
had for years la this bo? Uon. Ths strsams
have all dried op, so that Btock is almost
? !? I'.
Reports i from Norton sines
th.? Bra ?say that many families are reu
. an?i thai the BttustloB Is
Indeed bad. Ths Iosf, it is thought, will
i | coos.
Tin? Norfolk turnery Trlnl.
NORFt U.K. \ a . October IS {Hp< laLI
J. J. Morris, formerly employed as a book?
keeper in the Norfolk branch Qr the
banking concern of <*.. n. Hancock, of
Atlanta, waa trici in the Corporation
?. to-day on the charge of systematic
then bj forgery. An sxamlnatlon or the
books, it la charged, showed thai tal
aatrles had been mads and batanead by
which wars hold a? col?
lateral securities. J. H. Wall was sr
roated ?with Morrla as an aeeemplice. Me
was released ob ball, however, and i?sfi
town Immediately. The indictment upon
which Mortis was tried . ordains BVO
. .?uiits, on three of whleh be w:is ac?
quitted. I'll? re still remain two Indict
menta against him.
*t nollit-r Portsmouth Sensation.
NORFOLK, VA., Oetober lit?(SpoclaL)
Portsmouth has another ssnaatlon,
i by the attest of .\ir. c. <?. John
on cosap?Ialnl of hi.s daughter. Miss
i Johnson, who aU-sgOB thai about
one week ago her father made her dis
?Wlth the exception Of one garment,
and looked for a boras whip t<> heal her
with, but falltag to iin'1 it procured ths
limb ??f ?i tras and boat h.r most tinnier?
ctfully. The eass was oontlau-ed until
Baturday morning al M o'clock, to allow
Johnson tlm? t?. secure witnesses, and h<>
?ras balled In ths -urn of $100 for his ap
nice and to heep th?- pease.
A Ksrmer'M I'hIiiI I all.
BTAUNTON, v.\.. ? i ;?? ? r H?HBpa
i William Harvey Marshall, a 60
ycar-ol.l farmer. In going to his homo
from this City last night, fell from his
hors? Into s ?Moot r"<'?< col on ths Bal?
timor? and ? >h;<? railroad, near the Mar?
shall Bluff road. !!? lay all through ths
Cold night with a broken iBg ar:.| a torrl
ut in the band. Hs died ?shortly after
being discovered thti taornlng. His wlfs
x children r? Bide In Bl ninton.
I ttmt
He Una Sent On.
ROCKT MOUNT, N. C, October 19.?
lal.) -1 the trial just beard I
Justice Ac.'lrrw Joyner, of this BtatS,
against John H. Barnes, for aliened at
i. und at criminal assault upon Miss Cora
?i m i....nil, th? defendant was required
to give bond in the sum of S'.?OO lor hiH
ranee at Nash County Court on No?
BT 0d,__^______
A VIA t li Alt RBMTOY.
-. m? ihm? About lb?? * ,? .> Discovery
for Curlnc, DyngogBf??,
Ths Roy. F. I. Ball, a hlghbj-astoossod
1er, residing in Weedsport, ?Cayugs
county, N. v.. in a recent letter, writ s
us follows: "There has never been any?
thing that I have taken that has relieved
ij | pals nom which 1 have suit n |
for t?-ir ?.??.us except the new remedy
called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Since
tak rig them 1 have had no distress at all
after eating, aad ?gata after long years
eaa sleep smU. Haa. P. Boll, Wood?
sport, N. V., formerly Idalia, <'ol."
id's Dyspepsia Tablets is a. remark
i.iu.dy, not only because it is a
lira cure for ail forms of Indigestion,
bul because It BOOBBS to a. t as thoroughly
In oid chn? ' ' ? as well
as in mild attacks of Indigestion or bill
A i ? i bob baa dyapagala shaggy
because tl,.- stomach ?a overworked; all it
barmleoa, ?sgsta-bls remedy to
: the food and thus give It the much
mided root.
This Is the secret of the success of this
.ir remedy. No matt, r how went
or how much disordered the digestion may
Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
the food whether th? ?tomach works or
not: NOW M* **><* ?saergy Is Klvtm not
only to the stomach, but to every organ
and nerve In the body. A trial of this
nplendid medicine will convince the most
si that Dyspepsia nnd all stomacn
troubles can be cured. The tablets uro
prepare?! by the Stuart Chemical Com?
pany, of Marshall. Mich., but so popular
has the remedy become that Stuart's
1'yspepaia Tablets ein now be obtained fct
any drugstore at 60 cents per package.
?Send for book on stomach diseases, tree.
ACROSS THE BORDER.
SEWS ft A THE It Kl) II THE NORTH
CAHOLIAA CAPITAL.
Farmers' Instltntrs? A ?.crions Loss-.
Polltlrnl .\otra?A Horrible Acrl
ilrn?? The BSStO Fair?Military I'u
rnde?i'ersoanl if ml Onrral.
HALI.IGH. N. C. October 19 -(Special.)
Ban. Dr. Kllgo, L.litor J. N. Halley. and
.State Superintendent of I'ublic Instruc?
tion Mobaas have Kone to the BUaaboth
City Fair to apSBk on education. Dr.
KllgO ha.? drawn a hot Are on himself
by a sermon and a IntOIS delivered here
Sunday. One of those who openly at?
tacked him for hi? utterances is Dr.
Cyrus Thompson. BSCltSlBIJ of State.
Dr. I). R.-id Parker has finished the
ho'?ling of farmer-?.' Institutes In tw<nty
Bve counties, each Institute occupying
two day.. j?e says some others may be
h? i?i this year. Be dwlares he never
? ; ??k?. a wor.i about politics, and that the
institutes were productive of great good.
The Itldgcway High School, which was
bar Bed BBSday Bight, was valued nt
The loss to the principal. I'rofes?
sor John Graham, is s- -. ere. It is BOM
that then was no insiiraii'-e. Some of
the forty boarding pupils also lost pro
N. II. Rraugthm. of Raleigh, has gone
to Clyde to BttCBd the session of the
Winston (N. ?'j Raptist convention, and
i tain what are the terms ui ou v.hi? h
It is pmpend tO |Ola the North Carolina
? "Tivcntion. These will be laid before the
latter.
The nnti-Rutler PopOliStS, who have
Balled a .oiif.-renee tar- (?einher -1st,
claim thai letters are pouring in, and
that there li gnat enthusiasm.
Whit.- R? publie n.s ai.- rldi.-iiiing the
notro mass-meellng or cOBVOBtlOB Whlcb
is t>> in- h'M hen November ;'??i to de?
mand ?.m? -. a
The plain ?statement yesterday that the
penitentiary win not, uni.r any <ircum
atanon, ba leased was of particular tn
t< rest, In view of the negro attack <?n the
i .;;. y of i. aatag. 1 he declaratloo that
Me- Superintendent can remain li? oll:M
upon c. rtalti OOOdltlOBI means that a
must i??- the ereatnre and not the bom
.?r the dinctois. Be told the Governor
that he recogaised him as the head or
the penitentiary, arel deferred to his
wi.-hes. But the Governor has for week!
dOBlrod his removal. Just as ht- has dO?
aired Ihe poBlteatiary to be Isassd.
RobtaUOB ?*? Franklin Rrothcrs' circus
arrived bSTB this morning. With it
was Jcnks, master of animals, who was
hurt at ?Ireensboro" Saturday by the
gigantic . 1. pliant, "("??1.'' A <lo.:tor was
to-day called on to s?-?- .ler.ks, and found
him with b broken rib. Jaaka went to
th.- ,-ii'i of Keeper Smith, whom "cid"
was crushing with his trunk. Smith is
at Greensboro*. His langa are injured.
internal hemorrhage is feared. He has
also h*?i mach trouble with his heart.
HI.* physician (he is lu a hospital? expects
recovery.
s? nator Pritchard and his prlvats Beere?
tary, ilyams, have gOBB to Omaha on
civil a i ?. b mini as,
BORRIBLB A( ICIDBNT.
A most horrible accident happSBSd * '? -
terday in Durham county, mar thl Wake
line. A team ran away with I laun-r.
I!.- was thrown from ins wagOfl and ins
bi id strii? k a stone and was spilt open.
i?..?iia was laatantaneoua.
BUTly this morning ?.rimes's Lattery,
from Portsmouth, arris?.1 here, and is
quartered in the Armory of the ?., >.. i
nor's Guard, as th-- gUOBl Of that organi?
zation and L. o'R. Breach Camp,
federal?. Vetsraas, it was in the State
Pair parade to-day; bo wae th? Governor*
Guard. There was a drizzling rain tfl
the morning. The parade was at noon.
In it wer.- the Governor and other State
oili.-eis. the marshals, the military and
Bremen, Ac At the Fair-??rounds Gover?
nor Russ.-ii, after an introduction by
i R, u. Rattle, opeaed the fair,
which la in ail respecta a very fine on?-.
UM Board of Agriculture met this af?
ternoon and Inspected and accepted the
baddaoBM oak furniture which was
eaade for the st.?t.- Mnaenm.
PORTR?IT PRB8BNTATION.
Mrs. Z. B. Van? ? will hi litre to-mor
row In order to srltneea the presentation
tO the State, at the I'air-Orounds, of the
llfe-slse portrait group .?:" tbe three eolo
n. is of the Twenty-sixth North Cantina
Regiment '/.. B. Vance, BUTgWyn, and
.lohn R. 1 -1 ii?-.
The Stat. DBirymeB'l Association meets
at the Capital tO-moma evening la an?
nual Session.
i .?-morrow is Confederate Vetei
?lay at th.- Btate l-'air. The Bl
elation meeta, and will sleet otAt
The revenne depotlee are parUealarly
active just now. The moonshiners BXI
both numerous and dOJ
a cotton buyer remarked to-day that
rally there is a large cotton crop, but
that the farmers arc nstag rsry m
ble to make II app? ar small, 1 b<..
think the size of tIn- > . ?]> in a particular
county or BVOB tOWBlhlp has an effect
upon pries.
State-l'.ank-Fxamlner Orowder returned
to day Horn a tour of inspection of Bl
! a hanks in thl West. Be says that
May ar.- in good COBdltiOB.
At Waynesviile th.- c attic-raisers have
received MI.0M for cattle in the past three
m? aMis, pn? M I" lB| bettl r than in twenty
>? us past. Th.- appU crop ?s viiy la
and is bringing in BTBOl deal o!" mon. y.
(?in faiim r BC4d bl! apple! OB the trees
for UMP, another for H.690, ?Sic.
Then wait- tl ?I State
Fair tO-day. This fair is now on the I n
. uit for rana Butriee arc BOtaonaa
To-day they wen m follows:
iTOttlng rae? Beul M., Au?
gusta, ??a.; BlSttarlna, Halifax, N. ?".;
Rivette (?i. i?. Bennett), Goldaboro*' sai?
away (G. M. Harden. .Ir..?. Durham;
Lutte i-aw.son and Clar?n (S. a/alton>,
I' ills Mills. Va.; Krank T. and Clandon
[C. St?.-)? i. Norfolk.
Gentlemen'! road horses?William ?>.
(Jack Harden). Raleigh; Robtoe I ! '. K.
Bmory), Raleigh' Lady May (G. M. Har
lon, Jr.). Durham; Mamluino Girl (F.. A.
It. ttS). Balolgh; Lui? Ray (T. H. Tait),
sboro'; Emma J. (T. T. I'ace-j. Ra?
leigh.
Running?Miss Molred (James Roddy),
Charleston; cold Mug ?a. s. McDanlei),
Richmond; Frank T. (F. V. T?for.l). lii
IWB? My Vick <K. Y. Dent?n?, Ra?
leigh; St. Eolgus (James Rrylan), Raleigh;
r Vendlg and Benola CO. T. Leach),
-:h; Tom F-uiley (W. H. Juyncr),
(?nysburg.
The Western Union Telegraph Com?
pany tO-day pnnatOd to th?; Railway
Commission a stipulation for the remand
tng to the commission of the very lm
poii nit ?-as?' which the company recent?
ly transferred to the PedSIBl fJOBTt, an I
which was set for hearing before Judge
Slrnont<?n at Wilmington November 23d.
John W. lllnsdale and W ?". POBgl
counsel for Governor Russell, were pre
s?-nt, and asked f??r time before the
stipulation was accepted. A. L. Holll
day and F. H. Rust?. ? appeared fo? the
Western I'nlon, and the latter said the
stipulation had been prepared after con?
tinuation with the commission. The
chuirman of the commission said tho
Attorney-General was its counsel. He
favored the acceptance of the stipula?
tion, as hi is desired to get the case out
of the Federal Court
He then set October 29th for a settle?
ment of the matter. This case is the
one in which tbe commission ordered that
1J cents be the ?luy-rate on a ten-word
meesage In North Carolina.
The Railway Commission this after?
noon decided to adhere to its order of
June 1st, reducing tehphone ratei and
making them 124 for residences and f-l
for buslnes.. places.
Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style of work and prices will
be sure to pitase you.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
ItKroRTS IIIO?I ALL GREAT IUSI
NES9 tU.Mftr.S OF Til H WORLD.
Prices or Money, Ronds, Stocka,
Grsln, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
tooFitry I'rodnce, Ac, Forelan
and Ucmcstle.
NKW YORK, October 19.?The under?
tone of to-day's market was one Of
Bgth throughout. Tho volume or
transactions was not large, and there
were prolonged periods of dulncss when
trading was practically stagnant, but
the operations of important Interests
WhlOh were ?dominent in th- Int.- I,nil
market were BBBatfsst The tone of yes
tiiday's market had apparently deter
rnin. I large? professional operators to
m.'l'-rtake a movement for a riso to
day. Ths break in the price of Pullman,
OWtag to the news of tho death of the
head of the company, halted the or
tlons of this element for a time, but tho
finanesa of the general list, in tho face
of the brask lg Pullman, di?l not last
long, and the strong support Which was
offered the palhnan st?n-k eneouragofl
ths bull operators to renew their cam?
paign in an aggressive way late In tho
afternoon. Th?. result was that the
shorts w.re driven to cover, and prlOSS
throughout the list mounted Btronaty
Upward, to B potot materially above last
rritrht's ?
The strength of the market developed
Brat in ths ?/?anderbllta. Michigan Cob
tr.il was the sensational feature In the
group, with a jump of 51-s points, bat
nearly all <?r these properties, iriclu'iing
Nerthweet and Omaha, wer.? quits
int, and Closed with net gains of 1
to 2 points.
Sugar and Chicago (Its rang'd over
nearly 3 point;- and the oovertog or
shorts in th-aSC stocks on th.? rise WBS
a.i Important slement in tho strength
Of th?' run kOL
Dealtoga in PuHmaa w.re ,,n n v.-ry
? ale. and ov<?r a range of 7 3-t
?points. In estimating tho Blgnlfloaa
it.is movement, it is to be considered
thai ths stock jump."] yesterday 3U-4
P? rnts, on a small transaction, such as
often aft.s an tavastsssal st?>?k. Tha
? lose to-nliiht is only half a point below
the price ruling before yesterday's ?
All ths news ?.f the ?lay continu, d fa
v? ?rabia Railway sarntags shoo op w ? 11.
Louisville a ss s notable ? with
b .! line in earnings <.f I7.1M for tha ?ss?
cond w?eeh In October, due to continued
Interruption by yeHow-f?svor quarantines.
Laondoa continued to be a good buyer in
the -New York market, and, In fa> t. Of*
: ths principal support during ths
? arty trailing.
TBS exchange market showed a ?IIe
tii.etiv ly linn? > tendency, thoagh the
only snn of gold from gurupa
was ot ths withdrawal for shlpmonl to
the United stat.s ?.r OM? in gold from
;ink of Kti.lair.i. Hold. hOW-SVer, is
in transit from Australia to San l-'ran
*
Tho local money market continued
and oiitsi.i.? banks continued to
i large amount of comm? rclal paper
In this market.
\ feature of the bond market was th?*
sale of two BtOChS Sf IBMt BB 1 IB
lively, of i nion I'ai-iti?- ? ?Hat? ral
! good prices. Dealings in bonds
n??t on a large s, ale, out |?:
illy Bhowed Improvement. Total
;i : ?.
i m t < .1 Stat.s Vs, registered, advanced
l-s bid, snd th.- Pa declined 1-4.
The total sabs of stocks to-day were
? shares, Including ?Chicago) Barttag?
toa aad Qutacy, ls.&in-, Uailsvllle sad
NsshvlUo, i-.1?;": Missouri P idOc, I
N a v..ik c.dit rai. IMS; Northora I
f?e. 7,21:': Reading, AMa, si. Pan!,
:i,-, i:,.?.j; Chicago G
Pullman p u\ IM*? Chi?
cago On a w.si. m. MM,
IfONKT AND KX<*HA\?;i*.
3 p. M.?Money on call easy at 2fi2 1-2
per cent.; last loan at 21-2: closing off?r
<??l al -l-l'"-'!--: I'time mercantile paper,
! ? I 1-" i" r ? ? nt.
BterltBg SX? haagS Arm. with actual
lese in bankers' bills nt $?t?rll-2 for
and, an?l |*.82?*4.fi 1-4 for sixty lays;
, ited rates, |4.01-W-K? 1-3 and fUU-S;
commeri lal bills, MJL
Silver certlAcateO, 58 3-8. Mexican dol?
lars, 44 3-4.
Covemment bonds Irregular. State
bonds ?lull. Hallway bonds strong.
FOREIGN' STOCK MARKETS.
Tho Evening Post's L'indon financial j
agran says: The stock market*?
were dun to-day. except Amerl
Which wars better on the New York
1, id but transactions were tWW,
To-d iv's sale "f SBglSS attracts atten?
tion, the withdrawal, though small, be?
ing the first since the price of eagles was '
raised
The Paris Bourse wns better sft?r
dulness, and the Uerlln market was
quiet
.NEW YOHK 8TOCK QPOTATIOV-J.
ClOiiug bto??f9.
Aict?is??a.-Tor-etc-aa.! "?"?? " .14
Auu ?on. preferred. rjo-y
Baltlniorr a? -1 ?thttS.... 15^
Canada Pa rlfi". . . 94
Canada homuora. PAU
Central facia?. i7
Ohiaaiaaeasa ** i oui?. -il4\
ubica-*?' ame Altea . -.l?fl?i
Chicago, tluriin?i ill ' U iiii-f. p.-,.,
lhl.?agoaaj Bastera Illinois,. m
CCCaad Ht boats. 3t?u
0, f. 0. and St. beaw preferred. s.i,r
Ii??lbwarc?ndllulir)a.ll.,^
Delaware. haet*#%nna and Weetera .... I.?*,?
Denrerstd KioWrand?. i?-?^
l?eu?*erani Kiotiroa?e, preferred... 4/?^ [
Srie tatw\..- . loi* j
li . ... * . lut, arei errai. as-u
Kert ?Aarae.lu? '
t-.reaiNorto.ern. preferred .JH,?,
Uurktng Valley. su
IliiDoi? i'eotrai.-.104
tas? Xne asi ?redera . h
Laie trie and VTestere Drererre-4. 71)
Late -.?ore.I7IU
Lo?ji??iu? ?11 .**,asaritle....M.. |ga|
MaiiUaiMQ L.. .?.,.lo.?.,
M ? 11 uiM.ii t to 1 r action.110
M leb I rar C-eStre?,. ~107U
Mlunoawtaaul?:. boui* . pj
Raraassat.aaS *i. LeaM 1st Dreferrel.... ri
Mi'fuiri PaHBo . 3114
Mobile end UOlo. .51
Missouri K. aad ?. 14U
&&&?
I Five Minutes and $15
will give you a Top Coat that a tailor would
keep you waiting live days?and charge you
$20?for. And it wouldn't be a bit too much.
We wouldn't take your measure and make one
M good as thpse are for any less ourselves?
Wouldn't be any better?wouldn't fit any bet?
ter?and the r-tyle is absolutely corroct.
You men who have never seen our ready
to-wear don't realize what satisfaction there
is in it. You men who have not seen it THLS
season don't know what improvement we have
made.
point out ppocially that English Covort Cloth Coat
.11 throm.li with pan silk ?.f the very l>**st ?pinlify.
W? want to
that is lined all , ... .?.. -__. ^__..____,?, _~_-> ..,., _?-?-,.
finished with strati noama, French faeiagg, patch jioi'kets, and
iii.-.ri?'?! front piece. Thor?'"? feM w??rth of tailoring for $1*??
and they are ready for deliv?*ry this morning.
?. SAKS & COMPANY,!
% "S?KS'CORINIER." $
NKW VOltK STOCK I'UOTATIONS.
('-?.' Stocks
B-BSMtt K. sad T. preferred. S.iM
MoarAtoeay ?nd crnciuto.
Now Al 4K,n?/ and Chicago prelen-od. ;)
S~w .lerne? central. !??'??
'?.--.-. Tore Central......_.l</?<,
Nfic i orft. ?. 'Uic.tr ? /in l st. L. ISfj
N. Y.. ?'!i?ei,r<> ?ml *?_. L. 1?: preferred.... 7??
M. v.. CMeegoaaoSt? u Sdoreeeered..... S4M
sortrweetera._ l?M_
Berth American Company. ?X+
Northern Pa?-lie....... ISfci
NortLern Pacifl??. ?.reierrad.... . ?'??I
Ontanoand Western. ISM
Oreeea <t. aad Vav.-. ',?>
<?rei?on*?hor? Lru.?. SO
I'ittat.urg.ISA
Heading._?_. . 2 i ?4
Kecaialaod. B7ti
st. LaatoaadSaa rrea. i*??
sc I.oiiiB and :?..n Vran. pref. I?He
H.Paul _. 0*?*
f*t.Paui.o*?r irren M.ISOtt
St. i'a 11 an i Om?h?. BO
St. Paul and Omaha, pref erred.14 "I
St. I'nul. M. eu.] M.-?I?-!
Southern Pacific.?.... '-'"
Southern. MM
Snuthern, oro'erre-l . SIM
Teiaa Pacific. 1 l!-t
Lnxin Paciilc . 21l,
i . P., P. ??mi?;. *'i
Wabaab, St. i/iuis and Paeifle.? "'<.
Wabasb. M Loulaand Pacific, proferre-i.. ISN
WB#ellax aa*l Lai* Sue . I"
Vila e.-l ? T. I I.'? I'." " ?.-?'-?TJt. 11|,
?IPKK3? COUPAMBS.
A ?lams igsrew.ISI
Aiiierl'-?n kxpri????. .11'">
UnitedHtatea Kinross. 4 I
Weils i ar-jo Exprese..?.IOS
MHCKI.I.AN-OI***.
American Cotton (?II . ?'J?4
American Cotton Oil preferred. Tflj
American Spirit?. Kit,
American Spirits preferred. '-'si*v
Atin'ii..in tob?cea Co. Mna
American TobaccoCj. preferred.K?!'V?j
??i?!-? liai . !'t
Consolidated ???a.'-'I t
Com. ?'able ComDany.1 78
Col. Fuel A I._-_?. ISM
Col.fuel _sl..pret_rred..... !?i>
Beaeeeigleetrta. :h*m
ll'itnnis Stool. ! me,
i.? ?Inn?? <>aa . 4 '>.?
LeadTru.r...,. 33W
Leee preicrreo.......10 **?
National Linseed Oil. Up.*
Orecon Immurement Co. I ?
Paclllr.Maii. UM
Pull man Pala-e....'.171
Silver CertiBcatea .
s (?m lord hon aad Twin 4.
Anuerii-nr Baser Hot iery.1 ISN
Amen -mi Sucar Heflnery, Drot.114U
T. C. and iron. ?ISN
D.S. l.?Mtl?r. TJA
I. ' >. ?..-.-liber prerarrod. 61*.
D.S. Kubier. i;?
1 . s. Kiitiii.T preferred. Mjj
W ?.ftarn l.'nion. S!)
) IcagO ?Ir.eit VV-.tern. in" i
( ln-a..". Northwestern
It? ..- Ni.rthwent? n pnfMVS I.....l^'-t
Hlo Orando Western. '"'
HioUrande Western, preferred. ?tS^
:io.Ni) 1.1 IT.
Daltnstaiee 4'-.. now. registered....i-m-ii-.' v<_
Untied siates ?'a. new. coupons.I27al27"i?_
in.ted Btaiee a'l reg__?end.Il_*)e%ll3
United Matee ? ?. coon ?.il.lit.ai 1
(JettedStaiee Ft rarjaasred. ps'i
(Jetted Btatel ">'? refe'is'.oreJ.1 1 i M
Datted Statee a1? coupons.LlbMali ? _
Dial : ' :'..;..?.im1,
M-.mi P'laas M.?,. IOS
ataban? a (?;.??? Mi .101
Alncama (?'lass C).UK)
Alabar?a Currency. ?s
Ai.-l??*eii 4's. k.;i?s
Ate!ii-??ii .-?dj. 4*1. ...". ol?
( muida Souttieru Si.10_4<J
c SX,F.W Ft. .... 4..V?
Chesapeako & Ohio -Vs .113
?'. 11. a '? ilfa..1??. *? ,
Deoverh R. d. lata.ill
UeoverBlta i'l. M||
K?st Tennesse ? lats. .lOMa
Krlrt -.-ii ml I'l. In'-1
!. SV. g t?. 1 ^1-4 t. r. 7'ti
?;.- r -i r.le -in I > -...11)0
(i. II.A s. A. ?Is.lu'l
!.. I. . S. A. '.'Is . 10. ',
n. & T. Ceetral Va_.1 n
11. A T. Ctmtral .*ousoi d's.KM
looa?. ist?. STIe
Kaaeaa Parlfle eooaoli l r. b7li
Kaoae ?><? ? oit.) t. r.11 -
Louisiana new coiuoU, 4's. ?7^
I.. .. \. Int. II.... . ... si
Biaaoari Fa.100
M. K. r.Sda. ?si?.
M.K.T. : I 4's . MJ
1. rl ? -ntr.'ii igta.?.117??.
New Jersey Coat ral 61.113
Norrt? Carol!ua > v.|_rg
Nonti ar i-o?? ? *t. 103
Nnitherii I'.i'-ltl.: Is'.1 ,
Nnrt'i'-rnl'vil..' a*l. '"1
Northern Paci/lc4*a.'... W?'?,
N. ? 1 . .V st. 1..4's . 1?)'(.s
N? r-olk and \V?-sterr. (i'a.I
N.ir'lnv.'Ltrtrn ? ?>ns"ls.lit)t
North went ci u.1eb. it'a.117
Oregon Savtgatloa ists.111N
Oregon navigattea if.. i'l'?,
<? s. i.iti.'ti's t. r. ..Hi?1*
??. -. 1. n .V? t. r . OlU
?>. bapro.eeieBl 1st. t. r. ItlSJe
0. Improve eeal -'?'s t. r. 4;>
1'aclOcdaof '?..l?'.'*-4
l'a .... . *> ? 4
li.o. W. isis . s?
St. L. A 1. it. ?-onsol .'?'a. S">
f?U I.. AS. F. ieuoral ti's .114?4
St. Paul Consols.IJ0
St. I'. ? . ? P. Ists .111*-.
St. Paul C. A P. .Vs.... .11 4*4
South Carolina noa-tuud. H
Sei" ern :..?,.. . HI-?,
Btaa lard Hope and Twin?? Bl. ?5 'V*
'l'eao/sseeriow set'leiient 3'a. s.">?4
'le?as Paetilc l_ ??. ista. Poig
'1 exas Pa-inc reftjtered9*e. SI
l'Mon Pacific t's of '96.10IU
1. P. 1) .v?.ni* Ists. ?i"*
Wabaeh 1st.?'*.107V?,
WabeeB 'da. 'sv%
West Shoro 4'8.I'd?
Vlra-mia Centuriea. t'41?.
Vlra-inla ?leferred._, 4
Pacific e^ or 'I'??.10.".
Motil--ai.) 0:110 4". . "7 1V4,
I'M'ai.-li lu.i and Heading*, m. O's. SdN
Kort.'i. at-.d Weatern consol 4's... T'.'-j
Ncrfoik au-l Westero preferred.43
uicU-lONiisro :- MA*{<ar.
mana o.'tob.r i9, is.?;.
n^ViiaiVflVT IBTS t?'i?_ Bl!. A-?-ii.
DsltOdittllSI ?' , 1V-07. 113
si k *>? LR.ri??
North Car ?in-.-? '' ?.? ... 101J?_
North Carolina ?a. 123
\ trgtnla :i'a inewi.- .... 7<J*
Ceuiunw. 6?H H'.W
un saovairaa
Ktchmond citf ?'s. Fit
'Hi-binoud dry *i'_. 11*
Ki.-htnon.l ottr Va.. Ill
P.ichmoad city 4'a It, lOaO-lii'.Q 101
Mm rtf -?" ?
Itlaut? ant Coariotte is? 7s... 110 ...
Ail.-uta an lCbar. ?teg't'l la. 8'??.
K. l!.i)J?. 100 ...
th ?r. Col. A Aug. ?d Ta.litt . ?
uejrgia.sou-.oern and Florida ?a ?7>?? Oevl
? , if . urir e. I ? A '....?. 110
Pet??ourti.'tasa Bi ?l'a. l?3
sav.ini. ih, Aiuericus A Mont?
gomery. SB _?.
Iimoeru K%llw?T 1st ?'a. .. Ul-i
BaitwaW niwHe. US
Norton and Weatern . 77 ...
Kaiiboab ?Toogs. Par.
?tlanta an? ?larioUe. l'?> 86 -?7*-_
.'.uaaueat. an1 Oaio.10?? 21
Nortoliaul Weaiern pref....100 43 44
fo'rtf.oir..iuvl 1US-? HI
Ki -iiujo-.i. rrailerlckauarc,
and Poterna: Uly. ObllgCo.. 100 108 ...
Hu- m. .?i-i an I Pa < >'* ur/..lO?? ... Un
tVaitharo Kaitway, pra(. 100 31 S'4
louLhern Hail a? ?r. r.i-nutt.m . ?IIU 10 _.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
HAii.'soiiisnicKs rat Bid. AsXed
U-sorfia and Alabama pre?
ferrel. ... *"S
Qeorgta and Alabsoia com?
?non. ... ?W
!U-k ?STUUSS.
CttiseosBank. M ... ti
Metropolitan. SS M >
.Nan iialllauh of Va.JOO ... Ml
Planter-, National Bant.100 ggl Ml
Htate Hans of Virginia.100 HIT
Union Haat of iticbrtion?!.>0 IP* 11.?
Sa-ir t? Hank of BBSSBaBBl.II 3.?
Is (kBAIMMOaa/a .1 .%
Virginia Kir?, and Slsriao.... ?*> ... r .*>Vg
Virginia??t?t? . ' ? -.'.I 35
ili- ?. ?.. . iM.nr.?. par.
American Tobacco Cotopv
ny ;pr?terred). 100 109 .?.
Aru.-n -un I ?>o i .> '?> rnp my
(. ouru.'ii). .1 ) 81 8!
V a.-Carol! na ? .? . ?iii.-M pre. 10<) ... i .;
Va.-Carolina Ch-iculeal c?-ji-10O 51J4 H
?iitivn-i vibr Ont i aQi'.i;tij ?.a not
lee? ctan ten year*.
- m?
GRAIN AND COTTON 1:."\<T1A.NV,E.
Richmond, Va.. October 1?, UST.
Quotations: Wheat ?I/>n?,'b? trv.
mis??!, 91*?i**6o.; shortberry. Wu.'j?e.; So. 2
??i. Me. C-orn?White, Virginia, ha? Iota,
. N'<>. 2 white. MU-fhSJc.; No. 2 mix?
ed. 3.!V.i..i<\ Oats?No. 2 mixed, 24ft'ZV-iO.;
No. 3 mixed. - : winter seel, o?**
Sic Rye?No. 2, b2f<?b2%c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. ?October 19. 1S97.
No auction sales on 'Change to-?lay.
Private sales: Killers, 75; smok-rs. .11;
wrappers. 9; dark leaf, ?2?; Iuk*. ?17; west?
ern, 7. Total. Ill hogahsads.
U?-\>nue collection ": Clgara and clftar
- ptMAM; tobacco, fl.735.11. Total,
H.W?B.
Hright loose sales at Plantera* nnd
Davenport's warehouses were very - atis
factory to-day. Prices ralod w?-ii upon
all gradea, with a mii'-h larger proportion
nf food t-abaccoon sales. Ail ?three ware
bousea will sell to-morrow (Wednesday),
BfaSBTB W. O. DunnlnKton. of I'arm
vflle. Va., and B. E. I'arbam. of (Jreeri
ville, N. C. wer.? here to-day.
Receipts of hogshoad tobacco are light
NEW tORK PRODUCa MAUKE!'.
NEW V.il'.K, ?OetO-ber If.?Pl?OUI He?
rr?is; exports, :.'?.t:i bar
lels; ??I packages; market lair
,.:.?l steady.
Rye Pl?oar?Qulet
i'uckwheat Klour-Quiet.
Buckwheat Easy,
< ornm?al?<^ulet.
Rye Easy: No. 2, 48c.
Bailey?Quiet; feeding, ?S'4c.
Barley Malt?Nominal.
Wheel Bpe Brm; No. 2 red. 97 i-fwp
'.?7 Me. afloat; N??. 2 bard, M l-SO. atioit.
Options opened easy, under bearish
.M?les, but rallied, and wer.? Brm ail day,
00 later foreign buying? small nortbarest?
in receipts, covering, and Hnal a-t-eadl
neSS at Ijvt-rpool, closing l-*.c 1-4?., BStj
higher; No. 2 ?red, January, closed M 7-s?\;
1 is. .-,' BSSc., doeed Me.? May.
M 'j-l'i'.i!':'.-. ; closed Mo,
Corn?Spot weak; No. t 3?) ?-He. afloat.
options opened saajr aad declined all day,
with few reactions, under weakness
abroa?! and Ii?iuidatlon, closing 2-fVu'i-Hc.
lower; May, U 1-8-1134 5-8c., closed :'.(', .;
November, "20 7-*vt<3?> l-8c.. closed 29 "-fco. ;
1> c ml?? r, 90 I-Sd81c., closed 30 5-8c.
? ? its-spot weak; No. >, tVAp. ? ?ptions
I Bl and fairly steady, closing l-Sc., net,
lower; ?October closed SHc.; December
23V??I23 3-8c, dos? i IVA*
Beet Steady.
Hay Easy,
Hops ?Quiet.
Hides ?Steady.
leather-Quiet.
w??oi?Uulet.
Beet?Weedy.
? ur Meats Dull.
Lard?Dull; western steam."1, ?1.70; Oc?
tober, ii.?2. nominally; refined ?inlet.
I'ork?Quiet.
Butter?Quiet; western creaasery, \4<ft
23c.; ?I?). factory, !' >.? i:.-.; Elglns, 2Sc.; imi?
tation creamery. IPffitc.; State dairy, *****
He.; <i<>. creamery, 1-46*230.
Cheese??Quiet; large wblte and color ?i.
rfc.; small white and colored, !?'. iv?'3c;
part skims. t>Y?i7e.; full skim?., a'_."*, I
i:<i's Quiet; state and Petmeylvanla,
; western fresh. Wo,
Potatoes Steady; Jerseys, fl.80Ctl.75;
Long Island, ll.T.V.ill ?; <,; sweets, t
11.7-..
Tallow InacUv? : ally (R vr package),
. ; country (packagea free), I I
iceordlng to quality,
I'ottut;^i. d ? ?i! uulet and steady; prime
crude. B)e.. da, yellow, B%x\,
Petroleum- Hull.
Ro In Bt? ady.
Turpentine steady,
Rice?Quiet.
Molasses ?Quiet,
Tomatoes Per box or crate, according
f.? quality, Mc.eu.
Cabbage Pi r 100, P0M.
Coffee Options opened Irreiniinr at t?n
chani ... a i i-p.-iin decline, ruled
IS, with a weak un?
dertone, under disappointing Euro; in
bi ivy Brazilian r?
of -p.'uiative support. Indifference of
spot buyers, sad a cene-ral pesslmlvtlc
feeling; s.-ninp ?-h?-eke?l by Increased
warehouse deliver!) d barely
steady, with prices .'.dl?1 points Ic
sales, 16,500 bags, Including H.-cemher.
$?i.:'.'>; January, f?; 30; \t irch, ii;.r.?
M ?. ( ' S Boot Cottat Rio dull; Ctor?
dova. 1100115; aalee, MM bag? M u icsJbo.
Sugar - Raw nominal; fall n doing,
ntrlfugal, fg-Klegree t?*et, :i 7-sc.;
refined steady.
NEW rORK DRT-OOCMM mai?kk'I'.
NEW rORK, <i.-!..t..?r If The situation
in dry-goods is by mi means satisfactory.
ti ling to-day was i?k?u. and show?
??I little proepeel of Improvement, stall
orders were decidedly Irregular, particu?
lar!'.- In cottOB k..'.'1-i. The situation in
i. gOOdS ?-?..is maintained In .-?. triilll
ri.?r which surpassed the expectations of
traders ti. rally. I'rl.es wer.? firm In
both men's woollens and worsteds, sad
in ladles' dress goods, and th?? demand t??r
spring was reported t?? be veri steady, in
tel was strong, both for do?
mestlc and for imported gooda K'nit koo?Is
and bowed some Improvemeat
Si i; I-- cottons wie quiet Print-cloths
have not sold heavily under the very easy
market prevailing, as was expected. At
^in?t extras can onljr be bought in
small quantities. Futures were obtainable
al - 7-i-Sc. in smaller quantltlea.
HAETIM'iUi: PRODUCI MABKaW.
i:\i.ii.\iiiKE. mu, Ootoaer la.-Eiour?
unsteady,
\\h.at -Firm; No, I rod, ?pot, DCVifi
, October, '.'.','?/d'iV?*?-.; Noven.
i ? mb< . st? amer
No. 2 led. 90??-9?JI4c.; southern, by sampl -,
? ipts,
. W; exports. S8,OH> bush?-ls;
stock, l,ltf,NI bushels; sales, l?
Is.
?'?mi Easy; mlx.-il, spot, October, and
November , ; new or old, No?
vember or December, 30V4?J IO-!4c.; January,
, Bteamer mixed,
southern white, :*l''(i'33c. ; do. yellow, ?2'<i
:\',. : exports, U\AX bushels; Btocks, ?vMl
bushels; receipts, 31,7U bushels; ?alts,
oats?Firm; No. 2 whit??, 2614'??27c.; No.
2 mixed Oc. bid: receipts, ll.bto bushels;
st-sck, L"-l..'.??; lui-h? Is.
Rye- Pinner; No, 2 near by. 52c; No. 3
w.st.rn, i?tC. bid; receipts, 11.346 bushels;
exports, I .?'.71 bushels; stock, 111,241
bllsll.|s.
Hay?Steady nn?l BBOhaoged.
Qraln Freights gteady; steamer more
activai quotathms unchanged,
Bugar?Strong and uBehang?sd,
Butter?Firm an?I linchan?' I.
i:iij;s Firm and unchansreii.
< t. Steady and unchanged.
Whiskey- ?Unchanged.
CHSCAQO PR-OOUCB MARKRT.
CHIi'AOO, October 19.?The most nnta
M. ehange in the wh?-at mark'-t lo-'lay
was an Mvaaes of i-3c. per bushel la M.?y,
while December declined l-Hc. That lagSB
s.-tits the style of ths day's operations Of
the bull Clique. Th? y appeared t > be sell?
ers ?.r December every time it Rot op to
91 l-4e.. and buyers of M.^y on all weak
spots. At th?? clone May was only 1 3-4c.
i .? . ember. Instsad ot :? . as It waa
Saturday. C?ora **as heavy un.br contlnu
e?l liquidation by small holders, and
closed 1-MfS ML lower. Oats declined 3-?tc.
Provisions were weak, under renewed yel
?. ,?r r.?i>ortn. and ?1? ?lined ?.idOc.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Higboat. Loseet. Closing.
Wheat?No. 2.
Oct.. .~. 00^91
Dec....vny4%l4\ 01? Pou ooi^ftl
Mai.*8H*?9 *m a?H *t>HeH
Corn?No. *?.
f???.b?r..'?4H*\4 24H 24*^ 24!4
Ir??coint?or..*-'"?''6a?{d if?:v?aH ^?4 v4H
May.'?UHeti 2#W\ '2?H 29%
Util las "
OctoDer.18 1? 1714 17*4
Vac.WH tut* IK? IKV?
May.20? Mfjltl -?OH ?O^afi
H ?a Poax?Psr Bbt
Dbo.S7.SO *7.8.*i S7.70 S7.75 '
jnuu?rr... S.S0 ?S.80 S.05 8.7^^
i.ASD-Per 100 ID*
Dec.S4.3Vmi.85 |1.?7*4 S4.3?M
January...~ 4.4714 4.50 4 45 4.47^
SilosT ItlBS?Per loo lbs.
?October ...14.:b7\4 I4.67I? *i..v? 8?.'?5
December.. 4.&5 4 &5 4.47U 4 41X4
Jsausry. . 4,00 4.(12X4 *- -'*-* 4.56
Cash quotations were aa follows: Flour
bar.-ly steady. No. 3 yellow corn, 34 l-fc?f
34-Wc. No. 2 sorlrur wheat. Mitttc; No. I 1
spring wheat. ~H*.?c. ; No. 2 red, seOJMo,
No, 2 corn, ?I 1-S4?_4?..c. So. 3 out??, ?Je.;
No. 2 white, f. ... I?.. _. "21 *_ ' ; N ? -? ?lilt??,
f. o. b., ll-Vitr-l1*''- ?o. 2 ry.. - :
hurley nominal; No. S, 1. o. b.. TKHlC.*,
N... i, f ... , . .(-4c,; No. 1 fUxAeetl,
i**.. I'riiri? timothy need, SZ.SS.
: pork, per burr. 1. *,* ;."*4.f..gi. l?ard,
per 100 M ' ' *') ?r'-rib
OOe? ). H.*"'??J?7.. Dry-sal'.. 1 shoul?
der? (boxed), Jt T '
(boxed). *?.x7?._"i*-V Whl**k#-y. ?l?M'HeiW
finished g?.?? Is. |. r g.ilion. ?. Sudani?
Cut-loaf, unchanged. Hu't.-r Firm;
cream? ry. r ,_<*.; dairy. m.l?e. Oh?**??a
-lul'-t F.zga? Firm: fr*??*i. M
CHICAGO L-tVB-BTOOK MAM
CHICAGO. October 19.?OBIttc buyere
took hold cautiously to-diy. and prlcee
were barely ateady *<>r the bulk of tho
offerings. H? few cattle wen offMvd that
priors were nominal. ?lockert? and feed
en? were fairly aitttnated -it Pi.K'4t4t.iO.
Cows, bull*, and heifers sold a? f?>rmeV
priera. Cal vea ?a. re active and gene? -, ly
unchanged, the l?.?t unid--> hrlrtR-Ing pttAQ
>S.75. Th?? hulk of the western* weal to
fedora and cannera, at prlcea retiring
from t3.50iil4.S6 for steers to I2.:.'?itl4 for
cowa and .?eifere.
Hogg v..?.. active prices ruling steady
at Monduy'n figures. $;\\r* were hirgely at
S3.0D?f*?.i.'>?. common puckere selling for
C.-6?t?,|:i.50. and the !.. st licht-w<-'.?-ht? ?tt
?.??im Plgi sold i? i:.??!?.*.
Sale? of buuh?*rs" hog?, weighing around
_l?? pound*?, w.re mad?- in several Insiarn-ee
at UM. The lato market was very slow
on packing boga, pries ruling weaker.
Sheep and Lambe were fairly active,
ruling weaker for sh
lower for lambs. Native aheep ?
ble at :'..'..'. for th?- poorest up to fl-_otf
UM for choice ilock.?. Westt-rn rango
sheep Wire in demand at tAMv$415 lor
common to primo gradea. Lamb* ?.'?'.d at
t3.7>'-iV?.7" Or.-at numberg of northerne
aold at tt*??fi|K.40.
Recel?te: Cattle, ' Ott head; hog?, 21,000
head; aheep, 17.0U. ruad
ST. loi:IS.
st. Loris. Octohss i?.-Fiour-Quiee
and anchan
Wheat?Spct higher; No. 2 red, .
elevator, M%c. bid; ?rack, U^tmXi N ?. 2
hard, cash. 8#ii v.? . ; Decmibcr, .<-'??. bid;
Bay, ' ? l-Se.
?'.?m Spot lower; No. 2 ?
bid; May, M .-.? '. i?i?i.
Oati Spoi lower; No, 2 cash, elevator,
18c. bid; track, n> No m
cember, IMac.; May, _>'.:*.<-. aeeti
Bran 1 ?nil hut strong; Bad I
tr.i. k nd sold ul mill
I'.uttci Firm; < r< .?ni.-ry,
dairy, n
key tl.it?.
a Loo ?r; itandard mess, Jobbing,
UM,
Lard?Lower; prime steam, 14.?0; ehoic?_,
HIT*.
on (boxed lots extra)?Short clear
and ribs. ? J?:.
Dry-Salt? ?I M.-nt-* Boxed shoublera,
B.G0; extra abort clear, 15.26; ribs. ?Wrt'.l
sh?>rt.*?, |M&
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O., October M.-Flour?.
Dull and Quiet.
Wheat Quiet; No. 2 rod, si?Wlc.
Corn K.i . No. _ mixed, 2*Jo.
Oata l-1? ??-.. No, _' n - l-2c.
I'v? Quiet; Ne '.
Hulk Meais Steady at 11.80,
Lard Steady al K_6.
it.?con Steady at P'< ,4ft.
u blakej Bteady at $1 .1.
Butter- l-'trni.
Sugar?Dull.
Egge- yul.-t at V.r.
Clives??- l-'irin.
THE COTTON MAUKKTS.
UVBRPOOL, Oetoher ML?4 p, __ -rot
ton?Spot lu fair demand; prl?
American middling 1 Od.; i.ood
middling, :',d ; American middling,
. low middling, 34 i.; good ofdli
'l :l-*?d.: ordinary, :t I lid. Salea, ;
bales, ..f which 1,000 wer? for a] i
an 1 export, and Included 9,400 A
re? elpts, 10,100 balea all Am? ri.
Futures opened >.?*<y. with A in.?derate
demand, and clos? d ate uly; Am? i ,
middling, low middling . :
3:U-t)4.l., buyers; October and No
'.'< 24-4J4d., buyer?-; November and I Ira
I?. r. 3 .l-tll.Ci __-'M.| . buyer?; ! ?.
end January, _ tl-64d., buyere; January
and February, 3 21-61.1.. buyers; February
and March, 3 i"! Id.,
March and April, S 22
April mid M??y, S 2C-*t I . buy era; slay ana
lune '. _t Me . I uyers; June arid ]
Id., buyers; July and AU|
:t L't'-'iid., boyera
NBW YORK. October C tton?Dollj
m i.i.i I in _r. li-lfie.; i -.-?, none;
Oreai Britain, 1,128 1 ?,> tbe Conti?
nent. 300 balea; forward
227 bal..*,; spinners. 27 balee; stock.
Toi ' ' ?lea;
exporta to Oreiil Crltiin. 23.090 bale?
i ; BtOCh, ?114,441
Consolidated: N". t receipts, IW.SH I
exports?to (
Kram to the < '??itinent,
BS.I I i
Toi let: Net se?
Cell? - to ?
Britain, 446 i? -? bul? i; to Frai
bales; to the Contln? i I
? '"tton futur? - tle-i,
7.900 i
M ?' !? May, M..3; June,
$*..: ?;. Juiv a?; Novel
$?,: De? emb? r, U
l-'iii m eady; salea, 143,100
uary, M.16; r'ebrua
March, W.22; April. 4>: '.; May, p
*>.'". October, S.U>; November, M.0S; De?
cember, >'?.i-.
Spot closed dull; middling upland?).
6 t-llc; middling ?iulf, 6 7-1?:?-.; * . -?. 2/T
NBW ORLBANS October It. ?"?ton?
sj ?eg
UM; November, IMMMl.
. - :. I ?mi try, |
' <-, 'j?i; March, .*.':o>i *.'.>; April, U-UtA
J?i; May. ? ;..?:'. ,/{.;.??.
. AI. STOKB M A III. KTS.
? (IAI.I.I n-Tur
pentine Quiel .?' Be.; ml?
Rosin i-'i? m; - .A, n, and I '.
O.10; I? and B, 11.15; F, H . if.
(LB: I, II I.V. K. B.I0; M UM; S. :?;
wlo lew-gian UMi watar-whlto, IMS
SAVANNAH, (i.V. Octohst !' . " S;irlts
Turp.titlte Bl
i ? -elpts,
Ro in Firm: - ' i*eported. ?Ml harnhM
receipt ?, 2.147 ban .\. B, < '. anc|
D. II I !'. ?1 30; <;. $1.35; H, II ;
I. 11.56; K. 11 ?; M. II ; window
. Be?; water-whita, 5
v. ii.mi.m;t(?n. K. ?'.. Oewbsr -V-j
rurpentlr-e?Bteady at 29-?/2-? . ;
i ?, 61 caaka.
Roeln J'irm at UMttUMi receipts, 1S3
barrel-..
Crude Turpentine-Quiet at I1..V?, 12, and
j_: receipts, 37 <
'J':.r Firm at UM", receipts, 22? b?rrela,
N.'?ni-'(?l.K PB?lNTJT MAi'Ki r.
NORFOLK, \'A.. o.-t.il.r 19. (SpaciaU
peannti Formen" market ateady; Cai
. prime, - 1-4.-.; prim'*. 2 I-??-.;
Bpanl 1?, Wc; low gradea hli.-lling stock.
; n l-picked fancr, 4c; eg?
traa, :;.-.: third grade, _ l-tc . No. i Span?
ish, shcilcl, I 1--?' : N;?). 1 Virginia, 31-2C.,
NO. 2 \"u?'i'?i", 2 1-2C
PBTERSBURO PBANCT MAR]
PETERSBURG VA., October 19.-(S| ?
dal.) Market quiet; Vu. I'll
extra prime, 2?*jC.: tot , ucW
S] ituHh <p_iet at Sf?lZV.c.
FBTBRSBCRG COTTON MARKKT.
PETERSBURG, VA., 0?'f??ber lD.?(Sp#
cial.)?I'otton?Quiet at 6 7-Sc. for kjood
Iota, _
?"'' '"
FIXASCl IL.
I IN %M 111.
MONEY TO LEND ON RICHMOND
city real ?state at 6 oer cent. Moi?rr.?te
chargea. Apply to
T. M. WORTHAM A CO..
Real 1
oe 20-lt_
FOR SALE, THIR'I "V B H ARES ?"?F .
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AN_> '
Lf>AN ASSOCIATION 8
\.*a-s old. F'or further Information
,:-. i. 4 .. .^..".e ? - i, \ a. ?>.' F '.*
MOXBY LOADED
FOR BUILDING PURPOSBS, >'. OH
property already built. A!?.?, on farrii??.
Small monthly payment?. I t 6 ; . ?
cent. Why not build you a home? What
you pay in rent will pay for it. ?... Rooto
r/i BVprd's Motel. _".^-'m
HONEY TO IjOAN.
WE HAVE \ LARGE QUANTITY OB
MONK Y ? li we can p' .o? at
once on CITY REAL ESTATE In suma
to suit 81 iT,,N? r-O,
oc.7 8u_W?t Tenth and Bank ?recta
B
OOK AND JOB WOilK
NEATLY 1UCKCCTBI?
AT TBS
DISPATCH PAlNTINt- BOtTSB.

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