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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1897._
? > m 99 si f-p-p-p-p-p-p-p
; GREAT EFFORTS
baTobeeil mad?? to make tins (lay the busiest
<la\ of tin- season?and ampio prepara!ions
bare boon made to hare everybody promptly
waited on.
Men's Fall Suits That
$10.00
Are Worth
and ; ron
$12.50 !
$~\25.
k There srs sbooi 250 of them sltogofher. Fancy All
? Wool ('licvie)ts and Csssimeres- msdoright?and are in fash?
ion. You'll find S good assortment of ni/es.
More Specials for To-Day Only:
l'A) value
f < >r
?blo35o
1) 1 I c h s s ii d
Browna, in ?ill the
latest blocks.
H III! ? *l
$15
lop Coats.
Lo? 188 English C
\.-rt Cloth Top Coat .
ail W mil, broad
e 1. [tallan lin?tL The
i??--t 110 garmenterer
?la-? MB
p?sri? $7.25
Lot 8187 Fine [in
ported Blaek v
?-.1 T- ?p C ?O, ?-?it nie
-limn ?-??\.-rt length :
lined to til?* edge
Britb e-\tra ?|itfili!v
silk. At 820 a hard
< .m t?> iinii.li.
S]??-i-ial pri?e
I.,, 8891 TOD Co ' "1 Bast?an CWf
ve-rt Cl'tlh Top Coat, J;it?-st shapes?$-_
with doubl? si Itohed
.?. eon?*: .-ilk lined ail
through. < !u1 |)r?)???*r
length. 11 ".** a leader
ai 1-2*3.50,
B pe eI al
.
Loi 8870 Tan Co
Vit < 'loi Il T?>?? ? rOatS
with strictly sin?).
**> fo.-i**. patch pookei.-.
[tallan e-lotl? lining,
Bilk in sleere? \
? well traniH-iit nt
$12.00. i ether? cant
thou it for leaa
S |> .- ? : a I
price .
Separate Pants.
Loi 7M Dark limy
( Sassbnere Pante, on]
perfe <-t fitting. Worth
Jg**? $2.50
$15
Men's Shoes.
Six styles? I'.n;t
iiiil Leather, Black
VSlnS Shoes for
$3.00.
Four stylet Black
('?ilf - siajrle and
sole?s?new
$9 value
I'ive? lots of Hair
Lin?-?! Striped Oaasi
mere Pant**, guaran?
teed all \m???1. Blaek,
i.rnv, and Brown si
(??cts. (???oil, honest
value's at |8
Special
prie?'.
$3.50
Loi BOO Gray Hair
I,in?'<l Ktriped )i**-i
in?-)-?- Pants **.i?'h a
valu?' as y?)ii _~M
eleewhere at S9.5C
only he-ttcr liiael?'.
special
1 trie-??.
iiiaeie*.
$1.50
donbli
lasts.
Cor
$1.25.
I.??t 4029?liupe)rte.?l
All-Wool Casrimere
P a n t s ; darirab?e
stripe pattern : ?*ut
anel niaih' In perfect
shape. Worth 18.80.
Special
price.
?I I II 4P??. "...
$5.00
p 200 ALL-WOOL SCHOOL SUITS, sises G to
'__V--J-_-* 14, s?-r\ioeabls colors, durable,_\vell made.
Match then, if yon oso for *'-i.
SPECIAL PBICE.
10, well made.
$2.00
$5,
for the ohoioe of TOUR HUNDRED MEN'S
ABSOLU! IY AIL-WOOL SACK SUITS,
woit'i $7.50 t?nd $3.50.
.00
Above items are on sale to-day only.
A. SAKS & CO.
lilt IDSTOI ? i' MHI ,'' "
? -.
.-iislii?",? Sltiuillioi ?< e-nrilliiK; ??? the
eeeaattfe Saeaetsa.
Bf v.iKK. ' SraS
iii?*
...?v. ment is ?O-Bswbai i' -
lar, a id ti-.iis
Ca?n ib o? m de-Band.'the ?rolun
.... laiL-e |.r?.| OTUOO*
in w.ii?l ! : SBd u"'
Md tot tb? Btapls la less? thaa tec
weeki
,,r i ,-., cotton, sad i""1
... tbaa
;.,. 1 li.mls In th?- ? ? lit':?? vV? Bl
buted feil -"
?.?I, and many Jobber?
, ir, i they ov< re?l
when ??curlne '
. Y.., Ill, V.
bul rain? in Kansas,
have mi ovea
iltur.il outlook. ? ,"
? ttv.ey lu ' ?*>
, |ty and Omaha > ''"'.*;
?ulatlon?
?I ',f
.OU,. m<M? "l, ?Ml 111
tnort
IOV. in'-i.t "i "
of collection? to fall aw?y
io its ?outbern
, ? Hi
iron
:
- : ' ..' -
.
cplalna the advance* In
. while lh?
that producto
n It In i*? ture which
tea an nal I "1!,t t!u ,u
? irtB of v 1
- ann iron. ? an
. i.l.??
Mar?
Ilk?
??harp decline h " ' ?ov? m<
Jn.llai
l t w?
> ??Ik-Is li? O- . ?.?.- v4.
?he I? '
v, ?, . -.ii ih.- Ilk? w??k oi
' ;., | failures throuehoul
Ihl v*.. K. as ill
,, 29. in the same w? r RS?;
?j m ,hi- like w?Bjk of
, .i ;.; ., ? '?. third -S "f '"'""
Ti ten faliui
from Can la ?hi? week, a total
lerabli er tr?-??? * '" ?_ la*'
or in ti ?ctobsr la
of rh?- f??- i ?' ?ding year?.
A QUIET P-CRIOD.
Mcesrs. R. < I""' <** Ce.'.? *v,",-k,y,!"''r
of trade to-morrow will ?ay! Alt?
* >" known n a**?*
during Heptemb?? and i
...lober, It waee l>oth ' >,u1r',l
.;. that a n. >r.- quiet perie??!
In textile? Ke>e)di! tl? ruan ?
rent far *<>".? . all d??Jibutiv?
In AUUOM, "ri.l prevent?
'm' . inl
.?..-,,.,r?"li)Kly li*-."t i
linea foi I 'wo month?. 1?) ?no??
... ,. ?i.e.e 44 ?s M.-ilv.* ?Arnaud iinil
m ei.-.r, of prlceie mich ? ?. T,1*" "*"
lias bee ' : ";'?*V
' quiet as ^"?'iJu rm
r-roi.j_.rity in their line?- A_^'y'n* ,
?-.._.._,_-,_.?. i. ?_riiv ?atuii?-??. tber* !
la ths volume of transa o
liona tboturk al ths Bams ttas the srork*
lag force has faal Incrsaaafl, tin- ?A-an -s
?if labor bays been In numer?os casos ad?
vanced, ami ths foundation has bsaa laid
more broadly every ?.-.?? k for larser buy?
ing and business hereafter.
Th?- iron industry wait.??, because the
Ii production for th?.- year lias been
practically ordered, while neither buyers
nur B?liers regard contracts at current
i?ri.'.?s fur aeat year's business as quit?
Besaemer pig la s shade weaker
i HO. i". aad gray forge at IMS, at Pttta
burg. The demand for bars it the best
loas ' '> "| > coatracta for Mis
East-River bridge and for numerous new
buildings ami railway bridgea are buii
ng, The cok? output has risen, ana
la tin ?.ir^ist Known f??r yean. Anthiu
i it? coal Is ?"il al ?ii.ii in Maw Korn
harbor, or 20 cents below the eUrcuiar,
.m I conssrvstlTS estimates make the
y.ar's (,input 4.BOO.OO0 tons. The only
noteworthy feature In tbe minor mats
is a sensational adranoe In l?sad.
Tin decline In cotton to ?.- ?h ?lue to
! i. ad ? ??u?. ience Id the larga i
mates of yield. A natural consequence
la th.? fall in print-cloths to the i.??
point In ths ?history of the market I...
cents, aad cotton goods generally are
?with Hmltad sales or sfnplea ah
o goods ire t.i'in. but then is no
i i - of note for -spring ordara
Ths sales of wool have Bbarply " "
rr?eased at Boston, amounting to only
3,O4B,O00 pounds, against over i::,<?ri.?' ?
pounds th? laat weak in September, and
the week was th? dullest since January
71 >i. Boras large offerings wars nada to
realise profits before pri?es fell, but quo?
tations remained unchanged, because at
.. : . nt decline buyers were not
i t,, tak?- bolos
The proSuoe mark?-! acted with a* little
reason as usual. Although Ar?
lartie exporta of wheat were ;;.:
bushels (flour Inclinled?, and for three
w.-.-ks of October. LOW-POS bushels, against
? ar, w ?ii. \v. stern tot
not half a mill.?'" bushsli l-arger, the price
: i | i ents. Corn, with small, r
: | nd ? tl ?its bt i< ly s ?iuart?--r ot
?ear's, declined a small fraction,
, , n, - for the week w?t re '224 la
ti-.. ITnlteo State", an mst :*7i 'ast year,
and 36 ln< - ' P*ar,
(?lOKKSTKK.
Shlpmeut of ? "Ittl't Toliacco-The
County Ju?l???hi|.. ,
QLOUCa-TSR COURTEOUS-, VA..
(i;-tc?ber _. (Si???clal./-SIx hogsheads of
brtakt flue cured tobaivo. raised on Dr.
W C Stubbs's farm. Valle* Kr?nt, w?lia
i fr,.m Clay Hank lo Kuhmoiil
f??f^ir?to? This ta the first shipment
.,, tester for many
!?-. StubbS, who now Irv.s in
; ? ... ?.?onirht a man from North
fc?Ul?*?r leatsarirs to try brlght-toba.ro
*' .Mi?. herm The experiment has beet,
ri,irfv m ?' ?s'.ul. a..d it seams lik.ly
;,V?! Hgo^de"al?f tona.???? will be plant
sd_as?t_rsar. T 8(,awa?l wor(
Tbe wawiwHJT?J \n\wteh yeaterdaj
lh?*^bWslllsm B. Lee left yesterday fo,
Tallaferro and .Mr. J_H. Htaweii.
Srhool Trastera Elected*
uawtyWsN YA., October 22.- ?Special.
t ;*??,nti: 'llnard. OOOSlatlnA of Judgi
tH::^^,:fVh.i:^;;;t;^r^K
Rowa foi Hampton Dlstv.ot ami R. J
Hogg, for Wytbe Cg^'aiJ-AS
ardson and A l* I ?rK"*r "*,*>^
I in their respective plscBA
INTIIEAPPOMAHOX.
KWS I'KKKn IP I?l Till.
COCKADE CITY.
ntrrrstlnn; I leril Caaea?Wanta *e?pa
rmte Judge for Starry Count*)?The
l)ln??leHte Settlement?Small Fire?
I'eraonal and General.
PBTBRSBUB0, VA., October 22.-<Spe
lal.>? While the criminal docket of the
lusting? Court at thl? term 1? small
nd unimportant, the clvi: docket Sa? a
umber of Interesting ea>?fn. On M??n
ny next the ?lainage suit of W. S. Me?
ranee against William F. Kills will be
rled, and following It will be tttfA tkt
everal suits of W. T. Crowder ar..l W.
V.. Crowder against I-ieutenar.t II. S.
?handler, of the poll?.-.* corps, and of w.
P. e.'rawiord VO. btCBBra K. A. Harrison
nul ML Saal Tasas suit? are for IMM
o B0.OO? damage? each.
The Western i'nlon Telegraph Oom
?any has plact*d two additional operators
n its office here. Petersburg has been
r?ade a relay i???ir.t on the lines of the
MSBpS-B*1 between New York und K? w
ili<- a.lilitlonal fore.
ih'.- Increase.! bosinsss of the
?fflee.
Mr. J. H. Dlllard. Republican candidate
'or llx Hobs? Oi I from tb?
.ountles of Prince George and BotTjr,
?vas tit tin* city lo-<l;i/. He Is
r. fever el a ??parat? lade? for
-ounty. i.iil NDpSCtS IB tab) strength
Jii this plank of hi:* p!atf?-rm.
Mr. Vlrglnlus Bdwarda, a well-known
itiz-n. .li' i ;?t lbs City Hospital to?
il.? y ; ag.-.l M year.-.
'I In- Uichm.jri?! High School and Pet?-rs
bttrg foot-oall teasaa ?rill play b .;;m
et lh<- Bbbs Hall Park In thin city to?
morrow aft? moon.
Um ?psslal imbbiiiIUb? of the Chamber
?f < '??r? rn.-r? ? ;.r.- te>si!y engaged In col?
lecting statistics arid prspeiiBg -til BBOSS*
sary information t?? place In peBBSSBlOB
nf tie- Naval Armor-Plate ?'omm'i:t?<
Thi.s paper will fully BSt forth Om a?l
/sntagei? of Petersburg as the pr.,i ? r
location for the prop? .! plant.
Depositions in lb? ? "oilier divin?* suit
are In pfBgrSBB tO?elsy before Hon. W.
P, Mcl'ae. notary ptihllc.
A Kent it-man prominent In Interest
i.l eonnectlon with the Richmond.
Itetsrsburg sad Carolina ralbaad Se*
slated to-day that the building of that
road is accordare-e with the contract
with the city is a certainly. In all
try preliminary matters safe pro?
gles- has been made.
The lmprovemi-riUi to be mad?* in the
custom-house building here will greatly
add to the goad appearance of lbs pro?
perly. Nee* iock-i??'\es ?,f letset design
are to be put In the poBt-Ofltes for
convenience of lb? publie, and more light
is 1o be Riven in the otllce. In the cup
t??iii ail,. Internal revenue department
th>- walls and door? are f> be repainted
and t'.w BoOftBg laid where ne.-'l? ?I. In
the road and walkways of ihe var.l th>
. obhl? -ston? s. : . long in us-., are to b.
removed and replaced with vltrltb.l
hrlek. These lrn;ir <v"inentI are BCBrttlV
iiirriended by Colonel Roberts, ,:
? riimir? Inspector <r Butldtnga, ?rho baa
been ten- for two ?lays iBBpectlag the
building, Colon?! Roberta, ?rho la
gealal sad sooompUsbcd gentleman, goes
from berfl le Richmond.
Th? sfttif*ment of the DemoTctie
troubles in Dtnwlddl? eeuBty by ihe
BtatS Committee to a matter of COfl?
gratulatloi., and ths ?lectloB of th.-?
i ? mocratl?: candidate for the Hou?" i-?
now
A slight lire occurred at the residence
of Mr. \v. a. Prank-la, oa BoUlngbrook
street, this m rnini?, but the OBfl
was light.
Hon. James Lyons, Republi? an C*BB_S> I
date for Attorm-y-ib-ne-ral. addroeaed ar,
lie .,-. of about three hundred at th<
N' B Market to-night. Hi*- -p.- h was
mainly contln?-d to a dlacilSBl ?n of i i
tional l?SUeS.
Mr. Edward McAdam, Bsaaager <>f the
Crystal Ice Company, ri-.elv.-d a tele?
gram to-day annoiinrlnrr t.if- death of Ms
son. in Montgomery, Ala., fron yellow?
fever, and ths ?erlous lllnesa of hi? -.?ife
of the sum.' ?li* l
THK CITY BY THF. SKA.
The Wnnmn'i >llN?lounr.v Confer?
ence?ltertor ? .-ill. .1.
Norfolk. VA., Oetobet B?<Bpe
cial.)- Th>- Woman's Foreign IClBBlOBBry
?'.?ni'i-rence BdjBUroed to-night. At Its
nn ruing BSSStOB all the ?.1.1 OACSIS w>*r>
re-e i? tet? ?i. In ths sfteraooa ths Sale
gate? went to Virginia BOBCB In a body.
I.iil .- bUSbMBB WS? ?lone t.-day beyond
the reading of reports. The praatdaBl
pfBaenled with a bouvbbIt si?o?.:i
by the Kpworth leagues of Norfolk.
Rev. Robert r?t: .in).-,'-, of St, IblBi I
Church, Wilmington, N. C, has be ?,
called to th.. i*itutorship of e'hnst i>r.
teetant BplBoopal church, asad? racant
by ths ?le-arh of Rtrv. 0, S Barten, D. D.
Chartas Lewis was convicted of rot>
bsry trout the- pereon le-day gad ?en>
tenced to two years in the psBltSBtiary.
In the ease of W. A. COBBer against the
Tidewater Ice Company In the Law and
Chancery Court to-day, the 1ury brougbl
In a verdict or i2-~>>) damages, instead of
$5,000 sued for.
roiT-omci aoBBan.
Postumster Held I i> at tile I'olin of
the I'latol.
i.i;.\iN?;TON, VA., Oetobet SL?<Spe?
.-?.il.)---Mrs, William Harrison, postmas?
ter at Monmouth, a i ?junty poat-0_Bo?
about four miles from here, WBS
up about midday to-day by ihres men
ami the ottos rubbed*, she had prepared
dinner when the in? n steppe?l imo the
door, and one of them held a pistol at
her he-nil while the other rilled th?
?Scaring SbOUt %' > tit money and stamps.
One of the others secured all the bread
and meat on lb? table. Then all de
, amp? 1. No one in the laSglllllllbllllll
- .w ths tehbsra before or after?rards.
\ patron called in a few minutes for
his mall, but be did not see them. The
country was scoured, but the rui.i. ;
hav? not > t lie? n fOUBd, This jarr
of th? country is ttlfssted at pQMMBt
With trarni's.
l.plscopal Convorn'lon of SwBlhweal
Vlraiaiu.
l.KXlNill'ON, VA? October _.-i_*'e
clul.)? The opening sermon of the convo?
cation of Southwest Virginia at Qraci
Memorial church sn Tuesday night w&l
preached bi lue Rev. i?r. Men Je, o?
Roanoke. NVediiesday mornings ?eimon
was ?.u-ached by th?- Rev. Mr. l.ubbaid,
of BaJem, and the evening sermon by th*
Rev. Mr. nibble, o* Hadfoid. Thursday
was the ?lay for general business. Th.
K r. Dr. Hulllben, of Staun?on, preached
the morning wrnon. Uuulne?s was open?
ed by the members of the etmeocatlor
giving reports (rom their respectiva Beleli
of labor. The Rev. Dr. I-loyd, of Lynch;
burg, chairman of the Finance Commit?
tee, recommended apnro:?riatlons to Pu
l?ski Brintol, Itlacksburg, liotetourt
and Tan well. The fallowing were ap
pointed to take part in the next corrto
cation: The Rev. Dr. Icgai. esaSylst; th?
Itev Drs. McBryde and Meaoe. speak
ers, the Rev. Dr. C. C. Randolph, t?
preach the convocation sermon. e>th>-:
clergymen In attendance were the llev
l>r. (*ar_)on, of l->nehburg; tha Rev. A
P, Cray, of Amherst; the R. v. Mr. L_
Mosey, of Bedford- the Rev. Mr. Pall >n
of Roanoke; the Rev. Mr. Towson, ?
Hrlatol; the Rev. Mr. Scott, of Rock
bridge. Mi-si. ..? wa? the subject f?>
Thursday evening, and adeln sses wer?
made by the Re\s. C, C. Randolph. Johr
S Alfrlend, ?nd W. 1). Buckncr. the- Kev
Dr. Logan presiding. _
Killed by ?"? Indian Gambier.
TA1.UHA?8KK. FIiA.. C?Ctober 22-A
McMahon, a prominent young member o
the State militia, was ?hot and kllleed. b:
Dr I.lghtfoot, a Cherokee Indian and i
profeaniemal gambler, in n quarrel ov?
dice In a aale?on thl? morning. The a??*U
ant wn? recently releaaed from Jail a
Part?. Tex.
ITCHING
SKIN
DISEASES
Si???*-.?* Cirr? T???.Tsa*rr fnr rortortns. dtaflf.
?arln?'. Ucliinic. burn',ir, a.id Kuly ?kin and snip
iMaaBSB with loss ofbarr ? V, _,-ii, oaths witm r
Tiaras Sosr, gontlc appl!cation* of Cctre?as,
(..in?'i.r-i-.. and fi'l ?loa*? of Cri-mca? Ranou
tsst, greatest t? bloou purl?-rs aad humor caras
(pticura
^*SB^^ Is *?!4 thmnrVmt O.? world Toma
Dr. a C*?w Coar.. antm iv-r?., Rn-ston.
ar*"Ro* toCnrt Iri'iiriSklnDinMi.-f'ti.
RED ROUGH HANDS? **__.-*
by Crmeoas. mur.
[ARKET QUOTATIONS.
I TOUTS FROM AIL Uli CAT BCS1
?KSS CC.VTRES Or THE WORLD.
He*? of Moser, Iton.i?, Stocks,
Urals, Tabaceo, Cotton, Cuttle,
Conatry I'rodace, *<.., Ferelg?*
and Dbmratlc.
HRW y<?i:K. Oetobi i U -To-day'sstash
rark.'t araa S <??. U - batatas profes?
ional trader*, and th? rsssSt showH a
rawn battle bstwsea th.- balls an?l the
* 's, net tip -, tut me?y war
aw In almost all Baa -. bvt those on
ha oth?-r BBSs of galas beinn very law.
he bulk of the day?? trading Bra
?? l.-v.-l of -pri?es -, rtaH*f bSM?S
hat of >. st-rd.iy. Th.- oj?? nltiif wAt Bl
hafp dc'litKS. in sympathy frith '
loa, at which point apsealattoa vas very
lull, owtas to the hardaahlg t? aiattey ?^t
ho money BIBllrSl Sad n.irs .?f la
as trtngeac/ thsra Thee': ;
ion of Spanish rompUeattoas -vas also
isa i with p..? i .-n?-< t by th.? baas ?.
ThS declines o? th.- mo: iiln< reached ?i
Joint of over In B l;?*-?*e number o;' BtOCha,
nelu?1ln< the 1- adln? tndusl ?als, the
. I'tiinn I'ri.'Klc, and ths ?outh
sastsrna Ualoa Pacific aras affseted by
bs i ports ?if Um fonaatton ?if .?n ap
o-iii.m syndicats to hid for ths property
u tii.? foredoeura Bale. Ths torn in th?
BMUfhot BaSBS with a sharp reeovt ry in
[JhtoagO lias, 00 S definite r. (art from
Chicago thai ths eootrol of ths threaten
i'd opposition had i to fri.-mls ot
tho company This Btoch was quite
-u ing during ths remainder ot ths day,
selling at ?.i..- tima 11-4 potato1 above i.ist
close, on th? aoUmated benefits
to aocros from eountervalllng dal
refined sugars from foreign countries
which pa) a bounty. Union Pacific was
: from ths sai i . pressura i?;
menta, from latan :
ti:?- i g its ths apposition.
At on.' Ums durlag 'he afternoon prices
f.il ?slightly beloar ths best, aad belou
last night's ? loss la ths Saal transec*
tloaa
Dealings in ?Bay Stats <"??* srsrs on a
notably large Boale, eery heavy i>;<.. ?? ^
changing hands. The fluctuation of ths
price was limited to 3-8.
There wars thass darlas ths day wham
the mark, t BfSS SlBSOSl stagnant. Bad
than srsrs no svMsacss b! say out-stds
taten sts In busto?
Ths money ssarhsl tsndod toward an
saaler tons, ao Ball i?>ans being r. ?rd I
ahovs I pee osnU, though lbs aaalag
rata is .-tiii r? ta ted si *_ ).* par c? nt. by
anata tanks. To gaoi low's brink state,
meal ti i marta ?t ta?
in ths surplus ras rva over
? i f gold, Which was I-"? ' iv. d
if. in abroad last week, was not Included
hp ths last aresh's statt mi s
srash's Sub-Trsasury op rations
interior movement have horns fruit in a
in-t Kam t.- banks
antlnoed t?. i?:?i at ths raarfcet r?>r
commercial p:?i?er, As ,i rasait ??f thsss
op?rations, the statement is Bgpaotsd t?>
show a haadsoms increase ?r? sash,
i bond aras quiet, sad pri?es
i,,.,,. .,1 in sympathy with st?-"'ks, bal
over a narrow mafia, ??TOB Mountain ,','s
; Oregon Impeovsaaaai arara notably
W< r.k. Total BSjSg, UMAMP.
ThS total sale??? of stinks for th<? day
were ?sfT.tM B?harsa toetofitag Atchlaon
ad, MIS; Burlington, 9B, Used?
\il- gad Nashville. MM; Manhattan,
1,711; Missouri Padfle, 12.3MS; Northsrn Pa
clBc preferred, IMS; Both Island, IMt
Bt Paul, ?0,780; Itoton Padfle, BAB
American Tobacco. 6.3*i; Bay Stats ?"?as
HMt; Chicago das, 41,141 : Chicago Orea
v -. rn, t,:'.T".
HONUT AND BODCHANRB
Money ?>n call easier A Vn2 p??r cent.
ia>t loan al I por cent.; cloatag orfere.
at 1 par ??nt.: pi ?me mercantile paper
If 11-3 per cent.
Sterling exchange Ursa, \---tth actua
buslneaa in bankers' Mils at -$1.84 7-Si
demand, and Hol-? <? ?- 1-2 t i
layo; ?pasted ratea H?l-S?IUiH
an?! VIS? 1-2: commit? i?.81.
.sii\ i- .-.-niti.'a.t. s. ST1 -. . bar allver
II i-i; M.-xi.'.in dollars, ib.
.?..?.ei-nni?tit honda strong, fita'- bead
dull. Railroad beads tirm.
PORSIOM ?STOCK MARKRTS,
The Evening Post's Lsndon Snanel:
cablegram Bay?! Ths stach msrhsta w?si
qntel sod dull to-day, sa 'h.- tlghtei ;
of the Bsemy marhet Borrowers ti
,:.??, wen? dtivin t?. the H.uilt of !-*n?
land, ?hers 3 per cent Is charsee. Am
;,? ,'is wera Ufel-eaa and ?lull.
?s affaettog future koM moeeaaeata b
tw?sen New York and London. I l??;i
that New York is ttoaldatlng eoastdsr
bis Sterling engUKenients h?-re. It a
tlao, that, ? irly this year, ??.?rta
of the Bsserlcaa railroads concerned
refunding schsmas borroared ?Ian
foe about six months, nt 3 |.? . . i
m, v then being r?sry cheap. N.,?
thai moaey is Usht, and certain rerun
Ing schemes hays bee? carried throng
considerable repayments .n?' ax\
November, thus to that aatent makii
money saalet on tit ehaaee of gol.l e
ports tO ReW Y??r:
Barita and Paris markets quiet.
NEW I0R1 ?TOOK. liUOT4TIOXa,
Clos-.ar atoct
Atctil-M.a. ropaB*.a<U-aai? /* .-1:.
At ?o ???u. proterred. -'i1
Baltimor-f a?j?l ?wu . '1
Caiiaira l'aiii?'.. ??'
tauada ?oottiara.ii
(.'eniral Faci?c. Il
Cu???at>??*?*'ii Ouiu. ri
Ctrioaw? ?u?-' A u>a. -.'*0J
?CUk-aso, jJ'jrnnan'i ' 11v> ":,,!?'. W
Chl.aK?. ?o?i i>a?tara HUaoU. M
U.U.. Canil St. L'jui?. 37
i..r (an.I si. I*?ma proferr??t. ?
Delaware and Uul-oa.Ill
DeUtwar?a. l.aesa?r.*.?na anl *A?ai?ru. ].r>-|
U?joTeraudKio(?r*.ula. I-J
Lienreraiii K?olir^u 1??, praterrad. 4?
?i?-r (a?**?)- . .... I.1
?ne (Dawi.lsiprsterrad .B
KertWayaa. .I??
(.reat.Nortcern. prolc;r?sd .ISO
UoeBim Valley. (
lhiuoi? ?'eotrat. . M
Lai? Knaatil ?Vaster . 17
Lasa Kri? and W?aat?>rc BCSSBSSSS?,. 7i
I.S.S* .??nora.....~ ...171
touukfiuraaj Naaa'TUl-a....?^. 6?
Sai.&alUUi L.- .? ...10.'
Jnctiopontin Tr??-*tlon.I.'!
SlcMcst ' ?mrai.10t
aiaQt>??vtaa?*d9t.Louia . SI
V. ni ne-.?.a aud ht. Lout? 1st preferred.... .* .
Xi - > in i'l'-n..' . :ii
UoMIe and Oblo.Bj
kl.ssourl h.aud T. U
V ::??un. K.au.i T. nreferrea. 81
Ne?* A'Psnr and Ctumsu. I
^ew Al iany aid i'bic?sco pr?aie?TM. ;i
?Sao Joraovcmnttai. .... ?1
N.-r, TorsUsatrst._.10'
Naw tort, i ttie-.? ?and M. L. 1.
S T-. cbi-ssgo?nd m. L. la*, nrsferrixl..^ 7
B. V.. can*???? sod St L. 3d oretarred. S!
.>?>r I'Wtwiarn.?^ |:
Sonb AoiartcanCooBpsur.
Nortfiarur?a*.?iflo.?.... I?
NortLarn faciBc. arei ?? ?.... .... .. ... S
N.r.-u auj Was'aro prate'red.4
SS
?111,
NBWTORK STOCK Q?OTATIOSS.
Cloalas ?toc,?
?Dtsrloaod W?at?ra.- \.H
?!> <.n K. ??il Nnv.?. " ?
?r?g? >i ?Bon Lln?>. l,?*M
'ittaDurg .t'-e
l~ ' na ._. 94H
te>_:*il.oi..... H?M
It . ests-in 1 ran Kran. '
t. [.ouiaan. ."?an Fran, pref. ?U
.t.Pei.1. ??Wi
It. Pao i. o ?'?' ' ??'i.. .-..-..' ,,_
'.t'ii'.. -.'? 1 ??mAda. aSM
lt. Fain anl ??.nah?. preferred.1? ?
?i i'*ai ?i m. M. 1-1
'outb?>rnl'i_.-ino . '?9*4
...'ti.'rn. 10
?oatl.ern. oreferre.l ..? *?}JS
laia?r?v*itlc. lil*
Caion Pacinc . = ?*
I.l'.U.anilO.-.. 5
iVaiiaah, Mu i/),?la an1 Pacifl??.; <H
Ba&esb. .-*. L?ala and Pactttc. i?r afar rao?, > _
?'i,.- i',.-,' i i,4.'?,"i. --?a
fil e?!.i__; anlbik? lire, nrefurred. 114
?xrai-i- coar-siRS.
Adama Kxpre??.? '* ?
%er.?r1e?n Rjpre?s. .Ill
l"n?.ti?d 8ta.es Kxoreaa. 40
lA'ell? rargo K_press.IOS
Bmms___sSMa
American Coitoti <>ll . 21*?4
American i-uUou Oil preferred. 74
American Spirit?. ?1
A monean ??pints preferred.
American Tcb-C*o Co. H-'
Ar_i.ri.-an TobacejoCa preferred.110
riii.n_-f ?.,? . J_"
Consolidated Uaa.?.1-4
eon?. Cab a? eornoany.17.
Col.Funial. ii ? j . M
Col.Fuel A I..pref?rra?l.._. ' *
i??'.-r.? ?i* in;. 344
IIBae ? mmi. *?'<*?
I.a?'iaae < __. . "-??H
UadTrust..... 3?*H
L???t : preierr?"?.......If-?
National ..lneeed Oil. it}
?)*-?r'?n Improvement Co. Ij
Paclflr-laii. 3:i
Pullman Palaca.17IV*
Silver e'ertiflcates . o7_,
otauAord bot)? aud Twin??. Ma
Amanear sia-ar riei-i?. y. ... .ISBfi
American Maear Keflnery. t?rof.I IS
T. C. an-l Iron. -'8
D. s. Uatbat. 74
I. s. ?.?ather preiarred. 04V?.
: . B, Kabber... l?4
t". S, KutibT preierred. N
We_.er?>'"nion. 88U
l*Bteea ?Northwestern...F24H
k| Northweat? n nrererre-l.l?.:i
Fio Oran-I? W??<t.m.w. '"_
Kioiirand? Wwtarn, preferred.*. -**-W>
CM MC?? '?rent \\ aSMCB. 18
r. 1MB l.l-r.
lir.lte.i States 4>. it??-/, rejisterod_UeWaltl
Lulled s.ati-e liDlff, coupons_i'.THal'.'M
lii.ieU maim . t. letfU.ered.HSfr.%.184
line?.?! -??rn? 4?. -ou:.,?.IlSKaIt4??]
Patted IteHS "-'a rogistwed. ij.i
l?.r..,l Maies .">'? regis'.erei.1I4*-?aI144
I oited State? _>' ; coupons.11 a-?.?1 l'll4
I'.s'n.l ..<?.*j.lOHVi,
Alabama r/ia-i? AI._. 108
Alabaina (''.-.?- m. 1U8
Aiauamn iCtaaa ej).-,....100
A!ab?p?a e:urreu.*v. VH
An-i.'-eii 4'h. 8.',M
?.? --m b?;. ? !. . ?H/4
( an.via Soumern _ a.10.114
CAN. I'.tr .Vs. .... 4>?4
Obeaapeek? St orno .Vs..ii'_'a
?'. II. A !l 44'r>. .1044
DoiverA It. i?, lata.11 I
benv.-r A P. ?J. 4s. 88J4
lactTaaoaaaea tats.108
Krl* k-einr.-v; 4 -?. 71
F W. A I). l?ti? 1. r. 70
(1er?mi ?le tri* 3 ?.IOlV?
(I.1UH. A. ?Va._10*1
? ?! * -. \ -_i_ . l(t.-)4
II. AT. Central 9*8.....1 1 I
H. S T. Centrai cou.ol 6'a.10 !
I lowac. 1st?. 084
! Kanaiu lucttlc cjnaolie t r. HB-j
KmiS'i? ra.-ill l*te <uen itir.) t. r..116
Louisiana new consols, 4'a. M
I L.aN.Cat41. 84
Missouri ?la.100
? a. k. r.gdi.?m
1 M. K.T. M 4's. 864
NearTe*rkCeeunl tata . ?le
; Sew .i?*.H.-r Ceatral '._.11'-4
Ncilt' C.'ir.illD?.'IX.... .ISS
1 North :;?i-vi\,4's.^_.l()'.4
? .". ?rthern Pa*ll*lc tat.. .1.0
; Nortnerul'a.ntlc ...-. :,W*
n? nil rn PadfloS'? ."?S
. Y < . .<. ?t. !.. 4'a . l?M
?orrftlk saaWaaSera fa.I?.rt4
I Norr*iw?*?jr,eri? __mo?IB.14:14
Northwestern.leb. ."?'s.1174
Oreifiin .Navifa'iun lsta .ll'_4
'retten Navn.at1"i) 4'?.. Dl?<?
? alinee'? t,r.ll?4
?>. s. 1, ri" :.'? t. r . .,).'4
??. Ltaproi a?a?at istg t. r.lo-,'
O. I>))er??ve-iient ."?'? t. r. 404
I a, incti'sof '0..10*2-1
'-.'ea.iin, 4'rt . .14
H.H. W. !sts . ??-.4
-1.1.. a-i. m eoaaol .vs. 8?
i St. I- AM. K. gBBleal t?'s.1 1'4
I m. I'.ni CoaiMi.140
t>t p. ..,?' i*. i?t?.11 au
St. Paule. AP. .*)'?.1151-?
1 South Caroli.n ii'iu-ruud. ?,
BeMtBe ni .- a ? ? . .. . f?l
s?n?i 1 ??i Ropa and Telue B"?. ein
rene???eea?e -)?'.*?aneat 3's. 81*^
IM Pacifi" 1- ... ists. i?.'.?,
i?xahl'aci!lri.>j|?t.-rM-."a.?. 28?<
DsloePaelfld c? of '9?.IO1V
D.F.I? ..?iilKlstS. 48*j
vfabaab lit ?'..107.,
\v?i,rt-.ii "da. ? )-?
Uest Shore 4's.lnev,
\!ik-:)?ii ?ontiirica. 07
\ :r?,'inin '!???crri?'l. 4
Pacitlc t.'i nl ii").10(1
Mobile ar.d Onio 4's . 14
Phiialelj r-.ti a-id Knadln). k. m. 6's. 84M
Nortollc and wattOtO 8SBBB 4's... 77
HANK CI.KARIN? ?H.
The total bank nlSBtlngl for the weel
wsr? ' pear cent rocreeae, a
-. of New York, tAttMt .21; pa
cent. Increase, ILS
Kicu_io\,)?r<? * *. MAt<icr.
SBS-BBSa 0:'.ob?r ..', 18)7.
i,/?rra*<SK*?"* ?*' '"" * H AskeL
Cattedhtales 4's. 1907. 113
8T1T1. *4?Ct?lT:i__.
North Carolina *'?. 10H4 104)
North Carolina O's. IM
Virulilla 3at (n?ai. 704 771
Cauiunsi. 07 071
ClTt BBOUBITllH
Kteboiond cltv 8'?. I'.S
Hionmondctey'l's. 114
Hieb moni our > ?.. Ill
Kionmond city 4's 11, 1SS0?1SS8 K?l>4 ...
H.ii.K?Ai i.-, mm
Allanta an 1 ?.'hartotia in 7?. . 1194 ?
Atlanta a-i 1 Caarlottes'l'd la* Sa
H. 100. 100
CLoir.. Col. A Aug. '-.1 7's. 11*1
e.eoreia Pacifl. 1st 0 a. K. 0. I BBS 11 7
(jeuricia. ?3uineruaud KioriJa j -. 07 OS
?'eidrtblirj I 1 .*-? \ ?'? . 110
Pete:sbar_(vJKi? U) O's-. Ill
in U.ilw.v H'.i'l. 02
West. > N. ?'. 1st (J'S. Ill
Geor_iu aul Aiab.ma pr-s-f...'_._. .. ISS
Oorgiaand Alabama conaola. II
Norfolk and Western . 77 78
IUII.K0AD Stocks. Par.
?ttaau s?e Uaatmu?.mo ... 07
Nettelli ,?nl Weitem pref....100 4? 4i
Potsr.airir.'?" IOO 111
Boetbarn Hallway, i?r?(. 100 .'U
s itbara Ita'i-rer.?-? ? ._. IbJ 10
t,eor?tia and Alabama pro
e-l-M. ... '*- '
Beorcla and .Mabama com?
m )u. ... A
i;?*-k STOCKS.
C.ti-erjsBank. '.' '. ... *i">
Kit at Natiana?. 100 1??')
Betrooolitan. fl II-M
Min.malHankof Va.100 ... IOS
Planter?National bank.108 -M5 Ml
-,. u itr . .100 100 1 :?
Slate :iAim ol Vtrulnia.100 IH7
I'nloi) liana of H'ehnond.... ?>J 11 .'4 llf
Vir/iiii.4 trust Companr.ion ... IK
Savings Hank of lticbmoad.. ..'la 3d
Si BIBS '.' > IS
VirginiaKlre ?3-1 ?arlne ... '.'S 3? -l
V-i.-ii. ias.it* . . -') '?."-Ii -'I
Amertcau Tobacco Compa?
ny v.ferrevt. 100 109 III
Ameri' *.n I'jot^coc >mpe>ur
U*o?araea). M 81 8'.
V?..Caroltna e bernias! pre. 100 107*?4 110
Ta.-e'anilinae'iie.aical com. 10'J ?l 04
iiiDtatioai arif.r bail? matarlas ta a
lea? tban ton year?
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANOK
Kiclini.?!??!. Va., October PA, ISS?
Quotatlona: Wheat?L__n?berry. J
9Cc; mixed, 01 to 95c.; ahortberry. *J0
?-. No, 2 red, 85c. Corn-Virginia ** hi
bag lots. 31c, No. 2 white, 33c; No.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, _" 'l-_
I4c No 3 mixed, _3 to 23 1-4C; wlnt?
seed, 3? to ?Vtc. Hye -No. 2, u.c.
Itl"l!M')NP TOBACCO MARKET
Ktehinond, Va.. October 22. 1W
S i-nue collections: Cluar? and clyp
IllW.?.; tobac?;o, I2.3S6.41. Tot
r-'.'-i-.M. , .
'. n.re were several small l'.oae da
sales to-day. Dark, primings sold at II
12 io? rnther In advance of sales at ?a
t.me L?4 J4?r Uiv? bright sales shoe?,
a strong market, and fully san->f. t<
price? for the seller. Sales ye-tenliy
Planter?* for one package averaged *i!
for a lb-rtle county (N. C.) planter, u
on? lot sold at MO. To-day another s<
at CO for hlgheat price. Receipts ?re
crea.lng. . .,,
VUltors: E. I?. Chrlst?an, Jersey Ct
C W. Ilohm.r. I.ynchburg Mr. c'urter.
Wllaon*. N. C , and Mr. West, of J. <>
Gravely * Co.. Rocky Mount N. (. .
B?hmer calls the crop around L.ynehb,
a very inferior one. ?with no high-pn?
tobacco offering thla w-'k.
private ?ale?: Lu-js, 117; dark, 11; di
uiJ' "mot*er?. i; Bcrap, i. .? ?.... .
NI-.W YORIv PRODUCE MARKKT.
BBW YOUK, October .?.--Flour was
str.in? and highor, with demand shut out
?-Jl1*' * ?***? ?; Minnesota patents, |6.HKc
~uJ w,,,n,,T "-? ??Shts, H?0^|4.76.
Rye Flour-.-'teaay.
Buckwhesi Flour-?uiet.
Huckwheat-Qulet.
Corn-M-al-gulet.
?li~ ',r;j,; No- 2 western, 6Sc.
Barley-Kirm.
Barley Malt -Dull.
\Vhe*t-?pot strong: No. 2 red. ?1.0I5-?,
afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth, ?1?.,
? afloat; No. 2 hard. New York, ??3-4e.,
anout; No. 1 northern. New York, ?1?*.,
afloat Optio:;-? opened strong, and ad
New York, *? 3-4c.
n. New York,
opened strong, and ad
v.u" i ?. ail day with scarcely a pause,
closing with the sensatior.nl bull flourish
of a Je. net rise. Buying moves were ex?
travagant, on higher cable* and a bad
sere ot shorts; No. 2 rod, January. Ri-l
?JMS-ic., closed l7 3-4e.; Ma> V2 7-Va.
36 5-16C., closed ?51-2C.; Decemb. r, 5M7-**?"?
i?7 l-Se., closed &8 3-&C.
Corn?Spot strong; No. 2, '22 1-Hc., afloat.
Options opened Arm, and had a big ad?
vance on short liquidation. May, :*-? ft-Sty
36 l-2c, closed 35 l-2c. ; November, Wa-HT
?7-8c., clos?ed 30 7-ic.; Dtcember, 'JU 6-4ip
31 b-4c., clos-ed 3l5-8c.
Oats?Spot stronK; No. 2, 23c. Options
opened quiet and stronger at a l-io-J-Nc.
net ?lvance; October closed 23 l-4c. ; De?
cember, 231-V??i3 3-k.. closed 2a3-te.
Feed?Steady.
Hay-Dull.
Hops?-Quiet.
Hidse Steady.
I ithcr?Steuuy.
Wool?Steait?, ; domestic fleece steady.
Cut Meats?Kirm.
LarJ?Firm; western steam closed %l?
ir.f4.85; city, fc.4<?jJ6.ot?; October close-d
14.75. nominally; refined firm; Continent,
?5.1.".
Pork-Steady; old mess, ^.06''j$9.?; new
mess, J9.2M.illO.
Butter?Steady; western creamery, H'?
ZI l-je. ; do. factory, 9>Ulbc.; Kigtns, :*::< . ;
Stati dairy, 12019c.: do. creamery. H?tale
Cheese Steady; large white. ?HpSWte.;
small white, 11-40?f-2c.; large colore?!.
9c.; small colored, 91-4^?* l-2c; part
skims. </>''v7c.; full skims. 31-2*?>4c.
Firm; Slate and I'-iirisylvanla,
; western fr??sh, 17c.
Potatoes- gutet.
Tallow-Steady.
Cottonseed-OlK Pull; prime crude, 2W&
*2?> 1 -_? . ; do. y?llow, 23 l-?'ij23 3-lc.
Petroleum?Pull.
Hosln* Htt-adv; strained, common to
go?..l, 11
Turpentiiv -Steady at 32>tt321-2c.
rj st..?
Molasses?St ady.
Freights -Quiet an?l steady.
Tomatoes?I'cr box or crate, as to qualt
BU,
Coft-ee??Options opened stsady at un?
changed prices and u*?d mor?- aettVfl 8n
switching, but with iittla change; selling
checked by general bearish conditions;
eloaad steady; net unchanged to :> points
low? ", Bales, 2?i.:'?oO bags, including De?
cember. p>.2V?ttH 25; .lanusry, 16.26; Mar, *
May, -16.5t); spot Rio quiet; nina
quiet.
Sugar?Haw nominal; ruined dull.
m;\v yokiv DRY-DOOM MAMUT,
NKW YoKK, October 22.-The dry
goods market Is still without feature of
moment, the only chance In the situa?
tion luring a slight lacrease reported In
export b lo-lrs. This is not believed to be
any radical change In export buying, but
simply a demand of the moment, which
has to be covered. Reports coming from
various -"??lions of the country sh??w that
distribution Is somewhat freer thut? for
the last lew days, but Is b?c no BBSS M
. tive In print cloths. The deman?! BSrOWl
! i. tendency toward WltasnSSB in all COttOfl
lines, but no openly avowed decllnlnj
condition In prices has been noted. Con
?r?-sslons, h?jw?-ver, are ?jutetly made In
many Instances, and tho offerings from
buyers ?>f weight make It an object oi
particular attention In the bidding
Woollen goods and worsteds in boti
men's WSar fabrics and dress gods MM
strong feat urea
U'-.LTlMoui: PBODUCB KAftX-T.
BALTIM? IHK. October >'-----Hour Kirn
and unchanged,
Wheat?Strong; So. - red, spot and Oc
tobar, PTMitajtPAe.; November, s; i-s-i
'.i7?_..- ; December, 1)7'/?.'.?7 V ; steamer N?)
2 red, ut V"' '-'' : ?southern, by sample. 91^
9Sc.i do., on grade, tttrgfTHc.
i'urn-Strong; mixed, BjPOt, ?1(521 l-8<?.
October ?and Norember, ;;r?/ii1,?., bbw <>?
1 old. November <>? December, .!?> Ml
30 7-Se.; January, :UV" ?Pi? ..; Btcamer mi\
.??! L'yi/29l/iC.; southern white, 31Q33C.; ye.
t..v.. iU'?iXJc
oats Finn: No. 2 white, A'j'i.?Tc.; Ne
2 mixed. n%tjtlc.
Rye l-'irui, No. 2 near by, S2V?,c.; sale?
No. -' at stem, PVAe, Md.
Hay ?Steady ami unchanged.
Grain Freights-Firm; engagement
sl?>\v.
Sugar?Strong and unchanged,
Butter?Firm and unchanged.
V'ggs?Firm and unchang? 1.
Steady and unchanged.
Whiskey -Um hanged,
:ii?\?;o PBODDC1 MARKET.
CHICAGO, October '.".'.-Sensational ac
- marked to-day's saaalon in whee
Deeember cloead I ?So. higher, and Ma
il a iMc, advance. Th< adrance, whlc
was at leaded by the beertest trading i
x? ver.ii weeks, was oaoBad principally t
tie hug?? ?export bustneas on engag?
m?-nta. Sensational r?epo?rts as io ih
drought COndltlOfl east of the Mlsslselp
riv?-r caaaed mat b tigm-imc on the ai
ranea ?Corn **as ninu acttva ami a?
1 1-le., helped by wheat, and a m
ahlpplng demand. Oats sdranosd \
and provisions Biosed -' >??. higher for In
to IT'?..?', higher fur pork.
i.. .?ing toteres ranged as follows:
opening. lligUe.it. Lose it. i.'losin
\YUeat?SO.2.
Ii1*
004
2-A-jni?, 'Hi*
tOMjxii '?
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mi
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St 40
4.0.1
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II
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4.7(
Oct.
Dec.,.?l?vt74
May.lWy**M
Cork?No. -.'.
u ?oben. '4?4*.H
[)< ?niber..^?4'4s7j?
May.'2ti*\tM
0*T9-No. ,'.
October.!7'?6
Dec.1*4
May.!?t?y4
MBS?PORK-l'er Hl.l.
D?sc.S7.U0 IH.07U
oanuarr,... %JAm% h.D7y,
l.ARl?? Pur l ou toi.
Dec.tu:, S4.45
January..?.. 4 05 4.0U
short lliBS?fer lU'j in*.
Osaober....!. S.
Deceraoer.. 4.00 4 U>
January? . 4.do 4.70
('ash ?luoiattons w? re as follows: Flo
ly. No. 2 yellow ?-?on*. oytttpMt
So. 2 spring wheat, 8<Va?~V?. ; Ao.
spring wheat *jir,-:, .;., .? ,,..?t ??s-, ?j.
No. 2 corn. . ., ! . ,s> ^
Mo. 2 whlti . -:?i?'2?.; No. :: w:.
22-V40. No. 2 rye, ?l6-*?4.-. No. 2 b.irl?
nominal; No. 3, ?uy.Mgc.; No
27&37c. No. I Baxseed, ILOl^?fLC*. Pri
Tlm?ithv aeed. ??2.i>j. ilesa pork, per b
i? l, Iv?;8.u6. Lard, per i??i pounds, $1.42"
|i.?lo. Short-fa sides (loose), li-Jt'utt
Dry salted shoulders (boxed), %iMA
Shorr-cl - r tides (boxed), |54||G.12?4. VM
key, distillers' tinir-he-i goods, per gall
Ii .22. Sugars fut-ioaf. unchanged, n
t"i ?Firm; creamery. 15/'(i22c.; dairy, 1
IMc. t'liees?. quiet at ?SM?ybc. Egg >
rreeh, D??c.'
CHICAGO ?UVB-fTOCX KABKBT.
< HK'A-OO, l> w.ls
poor dessaad f?ir cattle, and prices w
no better, show'n^ a weak underte
\ nlve be.-vc?? bo] I ..t 14 f-.r the pi
MM tot the be l !.'..,; *. ' ' -.
it'.- \era marketed, and numbere
western s?dl at H7IOtl <-anners* c
tl?? did not show much charige. Pal
sold at the name prices as a veek a
Stockers and feeders sol?l at Wutibb.
?ood many western rangera went
feed! rs at ti W-?1S4.15.
In hogs the market was weak, an<
g?>o<l n any hogs were sold at ea?.
prices, but as the day advanced, va!
gained strength, until average ?inotatl?
were a shade higher than at the 0
timo yesterday. The hull* of the r.
brought V.Mr|o'.96, common packers s
Ing at K ?lortW.56, and prime assorted Ii
u $i.i?l !.. Pig? sold largely at XI.
$3 90. Packing hogs sohl unusually we
Sheep and lambs ruled strong. Hh
were sal?'.ile at M.'-Mx*,: tor the poorest
H-t&Otfi .'or the best natives, while ?s
ern rangers sold at |3.3M?dl.lR. a gl
mi?v feed-rs go g for t3.7<<t*44. Lut
aU Ay at ?.?lO-l*. an! a car-lou?
selected brought Mm?.
Receipts: Cattle. 3.00O head; hogs, V
head; sheep, 9.000 head. .
CINCINNATI.
riXCINNATT, O., October 22.?Flo
Dull and easy.
Wheat -Firm; No. 2 r?*d, B4c.
c??rn I'ull: No. 2 mixed. S l-3c.
Oats-Firmer; No. I mixed, ?>*?_. 1-1
Kyr-Klrm; No. 2. 47c.
lard-Higher at 14.31.
Hulk Meats-Steady st I4.?f*>.
Bscon?Steady at W.10.
Whiskey 8teudy at 11.20.
?utter-Finn.
Sugar Dull.
Kk? -Firm st 13 l-2c.
Cheese- Fl rm
ST. LOUTS.
RT. LOUIS, MO.. October 22- -Flo
Sti ?mg.
Wheat-Spot strong and hlgti?r; N
red cash. ?IcvAtor, 97 l-3fv; track, IT 1
No. 2 hard ca?h. MB. Bear"-*???,
krr. M .-le.; May, ti l?lc. _ ____
Corn-Spot stronger; No. 2 ca?b, -?J---S
24 l-2c.; December. 24 Wc. Wd; May. He.
Onta-.gr t bl*her; No. I ceah, elevator,
ISc.: track. IS l*2c.; No. 2 white, ceah, -_<#
21 1-4C. ; May, 21 1*4*8__. Me*.
Bran-Quiet and strong; ?ack?d, ?set
track, 4Dc ; this aide, track, 61?96_o.
Butter-Firm; ..?an.try, 199U l-_e.J
dairy. ll?Mo.
Eggs-Firm .,t lie
Park Higher; standard me??. Jobbing,
Lanl-Higher; prime ?team, U 30; choice,
4M.37 12.
Bacon (boxed lot? extra)?Short clear
.in 1 rib*. $;,.::,; shorts, W.
Dry-Salted Meats?Boxed shouldera and
ex'ra ??h?rt clear, |5.W; extra ?rort clear
and ribs. IS.T6: shorts, gi??; shorts, $6.1?.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
L-H KRPOOL. October 22.-4 P. SI?Cot?
ton-SpM. In fnlr demand, pric-s higherj
American mlddl.ng, fa'r, 3 3-ttd. ; _r?KXl
middling. 3?-?Jd.; American inlddliag,
IMA.; low middling. 3 1-M.; gv>d ordl
3 3-ad.; ordinary, I 3-l?*?i.
The aalea of the day were W.OOO bale?. Ol
which 500 bai-a wer? for sp?cul?t.on and
export, and included ?.000 bales American;
receipts. _>o_ bnl?>? - ?u American.
Futurea op *ned ateady, with a moderate
demand, and cloned quiet; American mil?
ling, low-middling clause. October.
3 3l-4*4d., buyer?; ?October and N??\ember,
I -B-Sri.!.. buy rs, November and December,
3 a-Sleha 33-?4d., ?"lier*. December BM
Januars, 3 __-?>4d , buyer?; , January nt?d
Kebrunry B-Md., buyers; February and
March. 8 __-64i>3 _3-ej4d.. buyers; March
nnd April, . 2I-44?3 24-?4d., a. Hers; April
and May, 3 24-<S4d.. buyo:-*. Ma? and .?un?,
3 _5-.4d.. buyers; June gad July, i __.-_4.1.
! August. 3 **7-<>4d.^buy4l?.
Ni.w TORR. October -2.-Cotti.n-.
Op??ne?l Arm; miles 1,0(0 bales; January,
F?.ir?; February. PUS; March. B?._1; April.
f.._3; May, ?'" "?I : June. |6.:'2; July. %.*;
October, pill; >'?>ven.ber, H.!?'; December.
W 13.
Futures cloaed sready; soles, lot.VU
January. S5..M; C'-iiruary, tt.ttS;
a.12; April, Pi.lt: May. U.V; June,
UM; July *?._7; October, UM: N vember,
MQ1 : December, ISM.
Spot cotton c!??*?o,l easy; mld?Ving up
1 I? ? 1-Se*.; mleldllng Gulf. 6 3-lc.. ?aU?,
m bales.
NEW YORK. October 22. cotton
Basy; middling. ? t-8. irts. 8.???
bales; gros? receipt*, W,1?0 bale?; extiort?
to tlio (?omirent. *i.f*92 b les, forward??*,
1.0.8 bal. s. ?. !es, 1?W bal?-a; stock. .7 i
Weekly! N>*t receipts, 4 :V? hales; groan
receipt??. 37.207 bales; exports?.? On--.?
Hrltain. 3.iVi9 hales: to France. ...? bale?:
to the Continent, M2.'> bale*?; f ??w er 1? 1
17.9?* bales; sales, 2.0S2 bile?; spinners, I?
bales.
Totals to-day: N'et receipt?, 62.M? balee;
extorts? to Great Britain. 1S-..2S0 bale?; in
Franc?, 1,1-1 bales; to the Continent. r.1.1
beles; stock, WA^?-O bales.
Consolidated: Net r? ?ipts. 3?-? ,319 bale?;
exports?to Great Britain, lv_5*? bnlee te
France. ttiPS b..? ?a; to the? Continent, _&.
?les.
Toi ila since September 1st- Net receipts,
bale?; exporta?to Great Britain,
bale?; to Franc*-. 121.711 bale?; to
tb. Continent, UtlU bales.
Th? following arc th? total receipts of
oottoti al :?n port? since September 1. ?_vi
M , bales; **,*< w ?)r!o?n?. 3*.?-.
694 bale?; Mobile, i>7..".7S bmes; Havanna!?.
331 ??s bal??: Charleston, lleU-l bules; W?
mlngton. 124.791 bales; NorfoUt, 131.02
balea; Baltimore, 4._?o i.aies; New v?rk.
1:1.7".". bul?.?; Hostori. 11.516 baler; Newport
New?, 1 I ile?: Philadelphia. 10.3SU
bales; Brunswick. 2S.532 bale?; PSBSBaelB,
14,160 bal? s Port Royal. 7.W1 bal?. Total,
*..'? bales.
NBW ORLEANS. I.A.. October 22.
e'??ti"n futur?? rtca?*.v nt the ?b-eltne;
sal.*. 4-: MM bale?; October, !*>.??: Novem
1?< ;-. $0 71 : l)ec?mb''r, 16.71: January. talZOf
$T..7:t; February, J.r>.77iil*. 7K; March, U.Plff
loo; April. |S.g7?0<t..SS; May ?.l_ri.l3.W.
NAVA!. ST? MSI MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, B. C, <>t?." <-r ...--Tur?
pentine-Market quiet ?et _?h-.; sales, none.
Resin?Firm; sales, none; A, II, and C
ll.lo; D and E, *l Li: F. $1 V: G. UM; ".
UM; I. ?!.__; K. USO; If, ?It?. N. 12;
wlndow-glaaa, M.U; water-white, 12.1*0.
Havannan. ?;.\.. October .v-Hpint*
Turpentine -l-'irm at 2?*j,c.; ?al.-.. 1.572
casks; receipts, 1
Itesln-Flrm: sales. 3.547 burr?-ls; re
celpt?, i.SlO barrel?; A, H. C, and I?. ? _*:
R, UM; F. 11 -to, <;. 11.36; II, ?1.40: 1. tJ.M;
K, ?ISO; If. 0; N ?2.10; window-glass,
12.65: water*whlt?, ?3.
WH.M \'?;to.\'. N c. ?K-tober '-.
Bplrlta Turpeiitlne?l'nchansed; nothl ig
doing: receipts, 127 Cfl I
Ilisin-Fiini at $l.l.V?tl._0; receipt?, 281
barrels.
!.. Turpentln??- Quiet at 11.50, 12. ?nd
.sks.
Tar?Quiet a| ?1 30: recelp'.-, 343 barrels.
NORFOLK PIAHUT MAHKKT.
NORFOLK, v., October (SpwlBl)
I'ennirts?Farmer?' market ?teady; fancy,
-trlctly prime. 2 1-4c; nrlme. il-lc.;
Bpentshj ?we.; l"W grades shelling ?tock,
1 1 .?il 3-4e. : hand-picked fancy, 4c.: ?X?
1 Iras. 3c; third grade. 2 l-2c; No. l Upan?
i-l. shell.-1. r. l-2c; No. 1 Virginia, 31-2c;
No. 2 Virginia 2 i-2e.
VKTKHSHCI'.e; I'K.XNTT MARKKT.
PETERSBURG. VA.. e,ctober 2.
? I ?1 i Market ciulet; Virginias: Prime.
2'ie.; extra prim?. 24c; fancy, 2\c.; new
Spanish quiet at #?..' ?:''.?-.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURO, VA.. October 22. (Spe>
olal.) -Cotton?ejulet at 6 7-lc. for gooa
Chnrlottesvllle Dots.
CHARLC?TTESVILLB, VA., Uotobet 22.
(Special.)?Judge (Irlmsley, of th? ?'ircult
Court, has aillitned th? decision of lue
County Court In the case of Supl?? >i
Point? i.oloiedl, v\lie> had been sentenced
to a term of five years In tin- penitentiary
as an* aete ?si.ry to the murder >>f Thomas
W. Thompson at Freie Uii'?*ii two ye?ni
ago. Thirty ?lays was g.v'eei Points'?
.hmhI to consider an appeinl.
Tim caae of the e.'ouniv _,< hool Board
gainst rhe . lmlrilstrators of A. J.
Farlsh, who isurer at the tlnu?
of his death, has been argued 111
tattled. Th? ?uit invo'ves -um.
, f ?i ?liars, which th? School Board
olalma to that Ta-'ly from tb?
?tc.
Out In lllrkenaon.
DWALE, V.\. October .2 -iKpeclal.)?
ng continued drought haa been
broken by a _-oo?l rain, the first we bay?
had for 1 bout fit w? ? k*.
Then .? ? s not seem to be much eg
Clt? m? nt over the coming elei-tioti, and It
!?? doubtful If a full vot. will be polled.
This county wll ki D i?'?r..tic ma
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money aere >k? ? ? _ ..*...
maai.-r hud taken out mo.*?t of the . rres
1". ili.r- is as yet BO clue to Ihe rob?
bers, ihoeifeh Hi? auihorltle? are mukln?.
.?Hi.;, at search for theaa
muiim: ii.tei.lic.. s?;e.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. 0?CT. 23 laff.
. .? I
*' - .2?
Moon rl??a . ?nlng : _e
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, O
U'y leKgieybi)
ARRIVED.
f-'t.-amer Saturn. Boston.
St-.nner A. \V. WestOB, Bnaton.
8 AILED.
Steamer OrUn, Boston.
Schoon. r I?. II Rivers, Vera Cm?.
Schcontr Edward Biewari, St. Johl?.
Seho>r,er August Welt, '.?uivestcn.
S^-hooii^r /.. Steetman. up -tune? rlvaf
Harm- H. H. Meud. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 22. 1?7.
(By telegraph.)
\i'ki\ i:;
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balu
more; passengers and general cargo.
(Reatner Bda City, Hay nes. Malta
noid-rlver la.'.Jinga; pa?seog?r? and fine
rai cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimor?-, Murphy, Baltl
more, oasaengera and getiicral cargo.
Bt earner Elm city. Hay ne?. Matt?
nonl-rlver landing?; pase?.agera ai i gene
e
riSASCIAU
"~ MO*? LOAMi
FOR bwu>i*oJ^'*-?$
property ulrr^ly built. I
Small monthly payments,
cent Why not build you I
you ?pay liii rent will pay le
j?. /ord's Hots?. V~
XT~ 130OK AND JOB WO
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go,; UiUBOUAA.

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