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Tho Condition of Trade.

NEW YORK, September 30.-R. G.. Dun
& Co.'s statements showing the condition
Of trade at the end Of the last week in Sep
TENDER says at is expected that the re-
mainder OF the fall season will be charac-
terized by great actiyity In the dry-goods
trade there has not been so much activity,
and there has been a falling off in all the
; different lines. still a fair business Is be-
ing transacted. Buyers have not come into
the market yet for their second purchases,
but a good healthy trade il anticipated for
the balance OF the season. There is q great
difference OF opinion as to the cotton crop.
An eminent authority just from the South
estimated a deficiency OF 10000 600 bales for
the present season, with a good many con-
tingencies to pass through-the principal
OF which is the fear that rains and the hui
nudity OF the atmosphere may cause a large
part Of the late crops TO be stained. and
grade low i'm consequence"
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From Norfolk.

! TILAEUSL VISITS TIE CcsPOET NAVY
AUTHORIZATIONS Oh TIE TELEGRAPH
LINE 70 YORKTOWN.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 3O.-The
United States steamer Fortune left here
early this morning for Fort Monroe, and at
IL O'Clock returned with Kalakuna and
suite on board and flying the royal stand
ard OF Hawaii. The royal party were re-
ceiyed at the nayy-yard with all the grand
honors-oiicers i'm full uniform, Marine
battalion in full regimentals, the near ships
with yards manned and displaying the Ha-
waiian flag. After a national salute from
the frigate Franklin the visitors drove
around the yard in carriages, and were
then entertained with a collation. at the res
idence Of the Commodore. After a two
hours visit the royal party returned to
Old Point, and tonight left for Washing
ton.
Tso telegraph lines from Old Point to
Yorktown were completed to-day, aud to-
morrow will be working through to New
York.
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The Attempt 10 Blow Up Captain
LIOyd's Residence.

LONDON, September 3O.-Later details
concerning the attempt 10 blow up the
residence Of Captain Lloyd, at Pallas
Green. show that a cask containing twenty
five pounds OF powder was placed imme-
diately behind a room which Captain
LLOYD usually occupies. The explosion
occurred at 3 O'Clock in the morning. II
shattered the outer wall, the inside wall,
and the roof. Two occupants Of the house
were injured, but are progressing favor
ably towards recovery.
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Nearly sOO 1000 Words Photographed i'm
Three Days.

CLEVELAND, ONO, September 30.-The
service account Of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company, from the arrival Of Presi-
dent Gsrfeld's remains until the day after
the funeral, shows the immense business
done for public and private account over
the wire. On Saturday, the oath, 1852
words were sent on Sunday, S2,lj0; on
the day OF the o~bsequieS, 3 5,597-a total in
three days Of 302, 500 words. Four-ffthS
Of this matter was transmitted between 8
O'Clock at night and midnight.
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VcnnOr Prophecies for 1852.

OTTAWA. ONT. September 30.-NennOr,
the Canadian weather prophet. has for
warded to the Weather Office at Washing
ton u complete copy Of his predictions for
the coming year and has asked in return a
copy OF the representations OF the chief
signal officer for the purpose OF compare
son. Ncnnor complains that heretofore
the authorities ut Washington have re-
cciyed his forecasts only through the press,
which in many eases was unreliable.
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The Vow Orleans BoarI of MoaIth.

NEW ORLEANS, september Cot having
been charged that members OF the Board OF
Health had been Improperly influenced in
the matter OF granting privileges for a new
slaughter-house At u meeting OF the Board
last night a resolution was adopted request
ing the grand jury to Immediately inyesti-
gate the alleged transactions OF any member
Or members Of the Board with the Butchers
Association, Slaughter-lIouSe Company, or
other bodies or persons with the view to
improperly influencing the Board of
Health i'm is legislation upon the erection
OF 4 ,laughtcr-house within the city Of New
OrlpnnS.
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The French Ministry.

LoND0N, September 3O.-A Paris dis
patch to the Times says The Premier Oh.
Jules Ferry has returned from his visit TO
President Greyy. The Ministers will meet
to-day to deliberate on the subject Of con-
yening the chambers. President Greyy
will return on October 9th n hear the re-
suit, when 4 definite resolution will be
adopted. The Ministers will doubtless
tender their designations on the day when
the converting the chambers is
issued, in order to leave VI. Greyy freedom
Of action; but VI. Greyy will refuse to ac-
cept the rerignations, because he thinks the
new Chamber is still unknown, and that
the proper curse Is to see whether the
present Cabinet has it. cofidence. The Cabi-
net will therefore present itself before the
Chamber, and await IN opportunity to as
certain It's opinion. That opportunity will
soon arise on an Interpolation on the Tunis
question, which will decide the fate OF the
Cabinet.
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Texas News.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, September ga
fire at Bryan yesterday DESTROYED three
dwellings in the business portion Of the
town. Loss. 1920; insurance, $500.
The NIrS'S Brcnham special says:
"Pink Nelson, living near Lyons, in Burlc-
son county, shot and b1led his step-iather,
r. p. Martin, for n-trcatmcnt Of his
MOTHER
A Rockport special says that an unknown
copper-bottomcd, 11C-icct keel vessel ligs
bottom-up ten miles from AranzaS. 1t Is
impossible 10 designate her rig.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE AND HON. JOHN
GOODE J. THE PEOPLE-sTORN-AC-
ODENT.
rcorre.ponderce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER %, 1891.
Last night the Democratic Club was adj
dressed by General FitZ. Lee and Hon.
John Goode. nj the Courthouse. y large
audience was present, q large proportion
oi which were cOlored people, who cheer
cd the speakers Justify.
GENERAL LEE
spoke first. His speech was on able discus
sion Of the issues that affect the present
canvass. and was well received. Many OF
his old comrades in arms were there, TO
whom his words were like the old-tlme
command, Forward, men Ii Is use
less 20 attempt an abstract OF
JorN GOODIES ADDRESS.
To appreciate 1t one must hear it all, for
H. points and features are lnsepuable. lie
showed up the Riddlebcrger bill, ITS I'M
constltutionality int2reiaced reputation,
and il, false preteiiees I'm such a light as 10
make it, enOrmitics apparent to even the
most illiberate person present. lie theh
stated that he had been all over the Valley,
and his honest. candid conviction was,
nom a survey Of the whole field, that Dan
iel, Barbour, and Mckinney would I'M
%questionably he elected. lie paid his re-
,pects 10 the opposing candidates. Came
ron, he said, was q nice young man; pos
ses,ed line literary attalnments-WrOte
poetry; II be had q poem to be written, ne
would a. soon entrust it TO Cameron as any
man he knew bat he WAS the most con-
summate political acrobat within the range
Of his knowledge. He was here, there,
everywhere, and nowhere long. Then no
recited for the benefit OF the colored peO-
pie some Of Cameron's editorials written
when he was q "minor," and held his
course UP in such a light that even his few
friends present were ashamed OF II.
Lewis he ventilated pretty freely. Told
OF his record in the United States senate
Of bis vote for John Sherman's bill TO h0ld
communities I'm the South chargeaDle lOr
the acts Of outlaws or individuals; showed
bow as marshal he controlled the acts Oh
bis deputies, yet suffered them 10 drag
over 1900 men from their homes on 1.-TWO
ious pretexts; said that the deputies would
enter the house Of some ignorant noun
l%alneer, ask for whiskey, which would De
gwen him, and nothing charged therefor,
throw down the money IN the house ana
20 and inform against him as selling liquor
without license. OF these 1890 eases less
taan forty were convicted; but the mar
shals got their fees. Riddlebcrger was q
true prophet when he said Lewis would
nOl carry a county west Of the Blue kldge'
and Blair-he had almost forgotten Blair
ne was a dead man now. His leu
zen have killed him. whether genuine
o. not. Ne arraigned the whole clan OF
aahoneitcs In such q manner that II Ihere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
I'm Rnnfa for America.

LONDON, September S0.-The steamer
CITY OF Berlin, which sailed from Queens
town for New York to-day, has on board
Bishop Peck, delegate TO the Ecumenical
Methodist Conference; SignOr Arditi, Min
ME Hawk, and Colonel haplesOn, OF her
Majesty's Opera Company; and Mr.: james
l.. Ashbwry, the well-known yachtSInan
and member OF the last Parliament.
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T%ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TIKI DISPATCH FROM ALL PARTS.
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FIND.
The London "Lancct- Condemns the
"Ro~e-Coiorsd" Bulletins in the
Presidents Case.
FHE CONFERENCE At UTICA.
JOn0s's Significant Visit 10
COnkIIng.

business Failures During the Year-Heavy
ielesrspAie Work-Disastrou Fire In III
mira, New YOrk-Crimes and Casualties in
TeIss-Ths New Orleans Board OF Health
Charged with Corrupt BarRsining-The New
French MinIStry-The Liverpool Gotten Cor
per.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, september 3Q.-Cotton teady
sales. l.U42 bales; uIlands, ii l3-l6c.; Orleans,
II Lice; weekly net receipts, $50 bales; gross,
254qJ bales: cxport--tO Great Britain, S.OO9
bales: France, 1875 bales; Continent 30 bales
sales. GAIT bales. southern hour urn common
10 fair extra, SG.s5tr 97.75; good 70 choice extra,
E7.sOG $3.50. Wheat opened "a ~. higher
s~ftcrwari. advance lost and declined l@ r.
closing dull and heavy; ungrlded spring, SLIGO
SI.34: No.. 2 Chicago hard and Milwaukee,
SI43tMsl.4f: mgrldcd red, sl.22a Fl.4J
mixed winter, Sl.4s@Sl.4sA: No. 2 red, pct9-
Der, S~l.62MSl.J3t November Sl.O4t1F l.Of'
Corn opened strOng; closed heavy; amlc. lower
and les doing; ungradcd, $50 zoe; yellow, Ilc.'
No. 2. October, 75M75Ic.: November 7Sm zoe:
Oat-Cash. .c. higher; options less active aud
,@Ac. lower; No. 3, 44c. Hops firm, win h1r
inqnlry. Coffee quiet and unchanged. sugar quiet
md nrin: fair 10 good refining, sMrL,c.; refined In
fair demand: standard 4 9ic. Nolas.cs quiet
and unchanged. Rice unchanged. Hosln steady
al s2.5OMS2.5j. Turpcnline about steady at
53G53sc. Wool In good demaud and strong DO
mc-tic fleece. 34M 4Oc.; Texas, l4d3lc. Pork q
.hade easier and les active; cash, Sl9.e74g $50;
nrtObcr. $4,000 1910; NOyembcr' $4,000
1910. Middlcs In light supply and very hrm
long clear, ll4c.; short. llgc. Lard lower and
fairlvactiye: cash. Fl2.474; November, Sl2.O2.g
SI2.67. Freight quiet and nrm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
XaunH.EeYRr.

WASHINGTON, September 3O.-.The Ma
tional Board Of Health has adyices from
Havana that for the week ending Septem-
ber 23d there were eighteen deaths from
vellow-feyer, six from ty~phoid-feyer, and
one from smallpox in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
A Family Buried Under the Ruins of
Thoir Home.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, September 30.-A spe-
cial from Centralia, Kansas, says: OR.
Dcytale's house, five miles south OF Cen
tralla, was blown down yesterday, and him
self, wiis, and four children buried In the
ruins. one child was killed and another
fatally injured. The ruins caught fire, but
were c1tinguished by neighborS.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
CARPETS. Ou~CLOTHS, Ac.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, &C.-I have
~ lust received my FALL STOCK Of GOODS:
CARPETS, OH-CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, and
DSmssk Curtains oT the latest STYLES. Shades, Hol-
lands, &c. P4pcr-Hsugings Of all styles; which /
am Offering At lowest prices. All orders promptly
attended 10. WORK done In town and country.
A~.JENNlNGS, No. 1871 Main street,
80 1S-om Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. r. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specific for Hysteria, DtZLi-
nc.s, Commissions, Nervous lleIdacbe, Men
Ll Depression, Loss Of Memory, Proma-
turc Old Age, caused by Oyer-eNcrtion, eN-
cess, or OyerwOrk Of the brain, which leads 10
misery, decay, and death. one box viii cure re-
cent cases. Each box contains one months treat
meBt. One dollar a box, or six boxes for five dol
larS-sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We
guarantee six boxes 10 cure any ease. With each
order received by us for siN boxes, accompanied
with i've dollars, We will send The purchaser our
written guarantee 10 return the money IL the treat
ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued By
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond, Va. Orders by mail viii
receive prompt attention. my l5~->1,Tu&Thly
=. IL "a - - IL /.
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The star-Route Case.

WlsHNGTON, September 3o.-Coloncl
Bliss, Hon. b. II. Brewster, and Colonel
Cook, rs counsel for the Government in the
>tar-route eases, fled in court this morning
the lOng-lOoked-for information against cX-
Assistant Postmaster General Brady and
others.
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what Does 81 IIogn?

A CONFERENCE ~ "a NAVE AZ lNPOE-
TANT BEARISG ON AFFAIRS ST WASHING
TON.
NEW YORK, September 3).-A Utica spe-
ciIl SAYS "Srnator Jones, OF Nevada,
who has been closet,d with Mr. Conkling
since Wednesday night At the residence Of
the latter, in this city, left town nj li:2j to-
day on the trtin for New York. lie was
accompanied to the station by Mr.. COnk-
linz, who boarded the train and remained
in the car till il was ready to start. \
large delegation Of the leading StalWartS Of
Utica escorted the Senator from his ear
rage 10 the train. Some Of the local Stall
warts, including Conkling's private Sccre-
tary, left on the same train with Dir. Jones.
4 good deal OF local gossip has been in
dulged In in relation to the significance OF
Jones's visit, but it is impossible to ascer-
tain the truth. II was said this morning
on Trustworthy authority that the confer
ence has BEEN carried on with great care, 4
Stenographer being present most OF the
time to make full and complete reports. 1t
i now generally believed that the result Of
the conference will have early and impor-
tant bearing on affairs at Washington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
The London Lancet" Condemns fhe
Presidents Physicians.

LONDON, September 3D.-Thc LdHcel
condemns the attending surgeons FOL
making the best Of Mr.. Garfield's case IN
their bulletins, and says; "A bulletin
should be the truth and nothing but the
TRUTH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
destructive Fire.

ELMRA, September 3O.-A fire destroyed
the furniture-factory and cabinet ware
rooms Of John Robinson 4 Sons last night.
The loss Is stated 10 be Sl25,OOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

~
S~ALEs-FIRST BOARDS shares Richmond and
Danvilie stock at 1O1, 2 do. At 1O1H; 10 shares
Norfolk aud Western preferred ut 5sT, 10 10. Mt
$50; 2 shares yireinia Home Insurance Company
nj 81.
c BokRD-5O shares Norfolk and West
crn preferred AZ 5SE, 10 do. nc 5sk.
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- p o q E 5 .

We have just received the largest and finest ~
sortmcnt OF sPONGEs ever offered in this city,
embracing all kind, Sizes, and prices.
Also, another supply Of elegant Oh DRESSED
ClGAMOIs SKINS. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggist,
aus 1915 Main stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
BOOKS, srATIONEKY, 4c,

DICHMOND:
glide TO AND DESCRIPTION OF lTS
pRINCIPNL PLACES AND OBJECTS
OF INTEREST.
BY DANIEL MURPHY.
Illustrated. Also. Al OUTLINE MAP or Till
CITY, and the latest and best
MAP or VIRGINIA AND NlR6lNlA'
PRICE, 80 CENTS.
oc I-dSw j. W. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
GCHOOL-BOOKS.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO., gl1 Main street
offer for sale a large stock Of sCHOOL-BOOhs and
SCHOOL-STATIONERY al the lowest prices, and
have many SECONDHAND BOOKS at halfprice
orders promptly attended 10. Sc 22-tOcl
T ARGE STOCK OF SCHOOL~BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
We arc prepared 10 supply the various
SCHOOL-BOOkS
recd In public and private schools, Us wei as
COLLEGIATE T~EXr-BOOkS,
together with all kinds OF
STATIONERY,
which are offered In quantities or the single ten.
Ne nave many SECONDHAND DOORS forabout
SsIufET-MUSIC and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR The piano furnished on favorable tefnls
- q W~OODHOCSE 4 PARhAM.
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GOrdonsyills.
GENERAL PTTzHUGH LEB And GENERAL II
NATE TELLING SPEECHES.

GENERAL PTTzHUGH 4 n GENERAL FIELD
NAIE TELLING SPEECHES.
ESPECIAL telegram to the DisIstch.I
G-ORDONsvILLg, Va, September 3O.-Gen-
ersl Fitzhugh Lee and General J. G.. Field
addressed one Of the largest crowds ever
assembled in this place TO hear a political
discussion. General Lee opened in a
speech OF about an hour and a quarter,
which vas full Of eloquence, humOr, and
common sense, and was delivered with
effect. General Fields speech occupied
about an hour and = half. He devoted his
time to the exposure Of the false position OF
the Coalition, the school question, the col
lection Of arresrages capitatlon-taK, ana
the reduction OF state expenses. Ills as
scrtlons were backed by documents, and
his arguments made \ profound impression,
giving q true. plain, and concise statement
OF the relative position Of the two parties.
1t Is expected that General Field will leave
in a few days for the Southwest and Tide
water. where he will do much good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01

r ARGE STOCK OF SCHOOL-B0OKS
AND STATIONERY.
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OMMERCIA
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHNoSD, september 81. 1881.
-AIE~-

Lancaster. ~ bushels very good a. sl.J3. Mixed,
20 bushels good 3t -l.ju. Fultz- 90 bushels very
good at Sl.iS; rs bushels common AZ SLID TO
Sl.4u.
COEN.-White, l44 bushels very good and prime
at g2c.; los bushels very good 1T zoe. Mixed, 80
bulitl, very good 40 0Uc.
OATs.-4S bushels prime spring 20 J1c.; 10
bushels very GOOD spring at DOE.
RYE.-74 bushels prime at 3l.lG; "a bushels
very good a. SLID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
Flour.

F!our-W quote: Fine, S4.J0M - extra, ?7.5t
6s7.75: .uperdnc, S6.5Om 500; common ftmi
Is, $7.7j@sS; choice or patent FAMILY 7S.JOd
$3.50.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT % RICnMOND. sErrrMrrR 2n. ISL.
ARRIVED,
SAILED.

thN w nv AAbN NhA liAilsLA ONs lNCls
ARRIVED.
steamer Tiger Lily, Nalthsii. Sm!thaeit. mer-
chtndisc and passenger, W. \. -. Cole. superin-
tcudcnf.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc. Couch. Now York. mcr-
chantisc and pussyngrrS, Gcorgc W. Men 4 To-.
agents.
steamer J. W. Eycunan, Carr, Philtldphia.
merchandise aud passengers. ). ". McCarick,
agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise and passcuG,rr, l.. Is. Taium,
agent.
schooner William Mcgee. Ramsey, Norfolk. c0al.
Chesapeake md Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner harvester, Blrlslcil, Norfolk, iron,
Curtis & Parker.
schooner H.. n, Gran, Sutphln. New York rfa
Osborne, landing, r. \. saunders
schooner John 4. Williams Williams, New York
rio Osburncs landing. 4. j. Woodbridge.
MEMORANDA.
PROYmENCE.-Sallcd 2Sth: Schooner r.. I. CO..
tingham, smith, for Richmond.
PiILADELrIitN.-Cleard Goth schooner Oakcs
Anes, sheridan, for Richmond.
OSTON.-ArriYc 29th: schooner VI. \. AchOrn.
Achorn, from Richmond. Clrar-l Goth: Brig kI-
luna, Ray, Richmond ciU Rockpori, Ne.
PORTSMOUTH. y. FAR we'd 2Sth: Schooner
Thomas Clyde, III her, IRON Richmond.
N~tNENARD HAN EN.-Arriyrl 18Th: schooner
Laura ~Bridgcman, Han, from Richmond for Dos
ton.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

ENGLISH HAIR-BRUSJFS,
ENGLISH TOOTH-BRUSIIEs,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
SPONGEs. FLEsIl-BRUSlIES, &c.
For sale by }. BLAIR, Druggist,
aud corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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NEW YORK september 3O.-Ihe POStS hilln-
cllI article Q:tO =. VI. |c,itiuuD says: The stock
Exchange markets c"utiuGc dull. The market for
Speculative stock f. generally e higher ON
the report that Mr.. Butler. Of the New York Cen
oral. and Nlr. Jewell are In conference to-day 20
arrange prcliminaric, for 4 set lcmcnt Of the rail-
road war. WHAT there may De i the report we do
not know. The advance in stocks l. fractional.
except for c.. &C and l., which j. up l.. Central
Pacific L., and New York Elevated / per cent. Of
the other Elevated stocks. Metropolitan y up r.;
Manhattan opened higher ilan 20 me close yes
tcrdly. then fell , Per cent. 10 lv'e, advanced 10
2uIo. irll tD 20. aud j. now 2O3.. ThccNccptions tO
the general strength of the market arc hanni-
bal and ~. Joseph preferred. which i l and
Lake Erie AMI W Cstcru ~. mere j. no quotation
for Hannibal and -. JO. common. Vt one time
Wabash and Milwaukee and u. Paul were we1k,
falling lMi4. Government bond, are firm and q
higher for The extended o.. southern state bonds
are ,troug for AIkansa, Issues. and lower Tor Nlr-
giuil and south CJrOlina's. Railroad bonds are IT.
regular, hUt generally lower. There Is no dispose
zion a. touch the new speculative i,suc>' many mill
lions of which are waiting for buyer. The money
market continues 10 he fairly active NJ about d per
cent. ON call. Time money can ne easily lent At u
uer cent, and prime mercantile paper l. 5Eta6s
per cent. There l. no gold coming from Europe,
the present rates of exchange on London not var
rautinY gold import. The >u1-trct-ury was this
morning debtor othc clearinghouse S74l.7u3.42.
The market for foreign exchange !, puiet but iairly
steady. .
2:3u L. VI: Western Union, S6t; New York Cen
trail. l42i,: Lake shore, 1851; Michigan Central,
g2-: New York, Like Eric and Wcsteru, t9a:
New York. Lake EriCaud c,tcrii. -ccondS, 1921;
delaware. L~acklwInu1 and Western, l27s Dcll-
ware and Hudson, 1854; Reading, ~; North
western, l2G; -. raul, ll24: Wabash and Iaci-
hc. 90: Wabash and Pacific Preferred, 9ls:
Union Pacific. 1901; VI, r.. aud r.. 42E lIannl-
bal and II. Jn. preferred, llG; Pacific hail' 81;
q. {. and l. III: Northern Pacirc common.
3g1: Northern Pacific preferred, 79i; Central
Pacific. 95i Rock Island, 1874; Louisville and
Nashville, 90. Nashville and Chattanooga, 50;
Ontario and Western. 49,; Manhattan Elevated,
2uA; Illinois Central, l3l Di,trit Of Columbia
SOB bonds, l07mluS; Denver and RIo Grande.
SCfs; Eric and Ncstorn, 49,; Texas Pacific J2f.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, september 3u.-Nlrgnia Gs. de-
f,rrrd. 10: cOnsOl.. 81; second series, 80; past-
due coupons. g2h new lO-iO's, OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
TIVE WONDERFUL KFrEcrs OF

THE EXTRACT Oh CELERY AND
ClIANOAlLE UPON the NERVOUS sysrrv
AID DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
IN CURING ESPECIALLY SICK HEADACHE.
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA.
NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS
AND INDIGESTION.
n PREVENTING NEURALGIA or TuE
HEART AND SUDDEN DEATH.
THIS PREPARATION HAS WON 4 REPVTA-
TON UNKNOWN 10 ANY OTHER
AHTlCLE FOR TIE CUM AND PREvES-
TlON OF THESE DISEASES.