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The M,emrap Flre Horror.
GOVERNOR JEROME ISSUES A PROCLAHArEg
10 PEOPLE 0E mi UNPTED STATES. u

GOVERNOR JEROME ISSUES A P~ROCLAHArDY
TO PEOPLE or UNITED STATES. G
DETROIT, MICH, September 16.-GOyeE~
nor Jerome bas issued q proclamation 10
the people Of the Dotted States appealing
for aid for the Michigan sufferers by forest
fires. lie says the destruction Of property
viii BE- great in the four counties effected,
aud In some whole townships complete, aud
that two hundred ives have been lost by
burning and spllncat;On, while many have
become helpless through injuries and ex.
posture, 9nd some are blind. The number
Of men, women, and children left without
shelter Is estimated at fifteen thousand.
The benef0lehee Of citizens of The State has
responded promptly TO tue 6rst necessities Of
these effected people. but ample time has
elapsed and sufficient details have been re-
ceived 10 mske It evident that a wider APP
peal is needed. The restitution prevailing
in the suffering counties is appalling. En-
tire neighborhoods are involved in the COM
mon calamity, and cannot help each otter.
The sufferers have no provisions except
such as are brought from o distance, and
20 utensils 30 cook with. The necessarles
OF life, both large and small, have been de-
stroyed. They need shelter, clothing,
shoes, coOk-stoYes, kitchen utensils, beds
auu DtuiluI, hhZphS- iuCSsf DloNSy uOASg
tools OF all kinds, seed for future crops
and whatever helps to make men self-sup-
porting. Timely help will enable them to
go through the coming winter and to be-
come again an independent community
AT present they are pennies, needy, sick,
and suffering. Many Of Them are1n debt.
| appeal under circumstances like these
TO the people cf other States. and ask them
to coo peraie in their abundluce with the
citizens Of Michigan in relieving this desti.
tuition. Nothing win be wantiug here in
duty TO the afflicted sufferers, but the de-
maudS are too great for the people OF the
State 10 meet alone.
An organization for the relief Of the suf-
ierers by these fires exists at Detroit, The
commercial metropolis Of the State, aud
systematic plans Of relief have been estab.
lished. The committee having them in
charge is composed OF wellkuown, com
peleni, and responsible citizens. Money
and supplies sent 10 IT'S chairman, Hon.
William q. Thompson. mayor OF Detroit,
will be faithfully applied.
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CELERY
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT 1T.
TIE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING t USE
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS
INDIGESTION. sLEEPLEsSNEsS,
AND PARALYSIS.
TIE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE

CELERY has only come Into public notice within The
last few years Is a ~nsryine, but scientific eXperi-
,n,nts and experience have proved beyond a doubt
,l,st a controls nervous irritation and periodic ner-
xou.- and slck-headache 10 a marked degree.
Broun sequard says mat Celery contains more
,erve-fooa than any other vegetable or substance
found i'm nature. Celery was first discovered aud
psed as a nervine by French physicians about 1867.
Rut a combination of the EXrRACTSOFC CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently
introduced 10 the profession and the public by my
self. has produced such marvellous results In curing
nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous
aud sIek. headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, indiges-
tion. and sleeplessness, that 1t has excited public
attention and newspaper comments, aud many ply
sir,ans have tested the merits of the preparation
with the best results, as quoted below from a few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
I'm. Benson's preparation OF Celery and Chamo-
mile for nervous diseases, Is the most Inc portsnt ad-
anon made 10 the materia medlca IN the last quar-
Ter of a centuTy."-Dr. w J. Engter, OF Bdftl'
more. 81
IN Penson,s Mills are worth their weight In gold
ip nervous. and ick-hesdaehe y DT. A, II. Schftch-
ter, Of Baltimore
DR.. Hammond, ef NeD fOrk'
..Dr. Benson's pills for the cure Of neuralgia are a
sncceSS.h-Dr. Or hOt"'"'y ."
IA. IL, Co.. ,ha
cure ~ spscial diseases, as named, and for thesetheS
sre worthy Of "A trial by all intelligent sufferers.
Tbsv are prep .red expressly 10 cure sick-headsehe'
rxous.headache dyspepiic-headache, neuralgia,
nervousness. paralysis. sleeples'ness. and Judges
,iop. and will cure any case. Price, 30 cents. POst-
sge free. sod by all druggists. Depot, 100 north
Futaw street, Baltimore, Md. self-eol"
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pErERsBuRG.

sen rNRoLMeNr IN rus PUBLIC
iwfNeo,s TaE RsfVeLtcAN-READJvsrR
yrrrrNG INV ASSOCIATION 10 BE
NAsasc-coIoRED TAX FAYERs-PERs0NAI.
IN POLITICAL.
a..r,nJence Of she Rthmoo Dispaich.l
SEPrEMBsR 10. 1891.
"a. nnblic schools OF P~elefsburg opened
tas win nearly 1900 pupils, being a
ytt',s soereased enrolment over any pre-
ls'.' ear :, the commencement OF the ses-
veu' This number wiz be SIN greater the
son. he week. and the indications point
fsa suIi schools this session.
NNS Pepablican.ReSdiaste meeting heid
~ tNsdemv OF Music last night was ad.
1luv ey i. l. Lewis aud Peter J. Carter.
oleNre,ing was not o very iull one, and
iuo thor a disappointment TO the mana
We, ps>olmions were adopted endorsing
ge' o.sSinsier ticket. ,cf course. Carter in
teS .,ch enumerated most Ct the prophets
o. crest men in history as Readius.
Sne ~, named the SAviopr himself as a
c,,d ReSdjGSier.
800 ~ a meeting 10 be held in Bruns-
% s,nniy next Wednesday. II viii be
Wt,N ~ churches from the Ha.adiah
.,,ior. situated east ~ the Richmond
a. n,nyile railroad and south OF the
sae wyer, ana 80 . supposed that over
Ss- s,nrebes viii he an the body.
n' y solored people OF Petersburg pay
l'' ~ sheut half 4 million dollars OF real
s s.,,,e. For ,eyefai years there has been a
e.. =, disposition among this class Of u
sS"i'non 10 invest their earnings In homes
p't,hSjr families, and many OF them have
io.,os yery neat and attractive houses
about the city.
u-etiepburg county. was taken through
y, ci,y 10 Williamsburg to-day to be en-.
,or.d n The asylum for the insane. The
.%on,g,ion Of his mind ISIS very sad one
Jgdce c. T. 0'FerIall, q Rockingham,
u;i Sddres. the people of Dinwiddie coun-
" a. INC Courthouse, next Monday. and it
y ,robsble there may be a division OF time
niib some Readjuster speaker.
Tbere has been an alienation OF sun
.hIne and showers to-day. with a very
.rtrv atmosphere. ROBIN ADAIR.
.MM
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N

,,rer OF ,PPFALS-PTTTSBURGH CAPITALISTS
ND BUSINESSMEN I'm ROUTE vi RICH
vOND, ETC.
correspondence Of the Richmond Hspatohj
SEPTEMBER 16, 1881.
The Court Of Appeals disposed OF the
nlloging business Yesterday, after on au-
noupcement from Judge Christian, the pre-
silent. tibet there would be no session OF the
c,nrt hereafter 90 Saturdays. as that day
would he appropriated 10 conference /:
NcWilHsms rs. Rowland. Appeal and
UfpsrSedeaS 10 decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Fsiriax county. Bond required, 5000
(Richmond case.
T,rdc. &c., Us. Feaghns. Petition for
apfesl from decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Piisylyania county. Denied by all the
judges.
Walker rs. Csbill, receiver, sc. Petition
for appeal frem decree OF the Hastings
Court Of D1nyille. Denied by all tue
judges. il.
Wytheyille. Opinion Of Court delivered
bv Judge Anderson, reversing the decision
Of the court below.
Pennvbscker as. Switzer. From Circnit
Court OF Rockingham. Opinion Of Court
delivered By Judge Staples, affirming the
decree OF the Circuit Court.
John J. and James Wade rs. James II. II.
Fiegat. Pending OF Wytbeyiiie. Opinion
Of Court delivered by Judge Burks, re-
yersiBg the DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery county.
Messrs. L ward w. Nichols. Charles NJ.
Hepburn, and Edwin r. Johnston quail
leG As attorneys.
Almond IS. Wilson further argued for
appellant by james b. Dorian aud by Jo-
sept. G. steele for the appellee.
a large party Of gentlemen, numbering
one hundred and twenty-five, from Pitts
burgb, arrived here this morning on their
way 10 Richmond and Petersburg. They
comprise some OF the large capitalists,
bankers, ir0n.meu, and merchants OF Pitts
burgh, and are taking this trip for the pur-
nose OF visiting the backgrounds and
other points OF interest around your city
snd Petersburg. The party came by special
train on the Baltimore and OHIO, 10 charge
Of CAPTAIN Frank Bond, general passenger
sgent OF that road. He turned The party
over at this point 10 the conduct OF Captain
J. c. Dsme, general southern agent OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. They will
reach Richmond TO night, and spenda week
in the city and vicinity.
The employees at the machine shops in this
city have, in response 10 a suggestion OF
CAPTAIN A. G.. Gibbs, master machinist, do
mated one days pay 10 the relief OF their
cOmrade. Mr.. William Wren, the engineer
whose leg was lost by an accident at VIII
liamson's, as mentioned in this correspond
ence a week ago. The cOlOred men as well
as The whites united in this generous act
sls1 the employees at Williamson's and the
conductors on The road. About $500 will
be raised When all is in.
c. j. Hagan. a boss on Griffith d Pur-
cells work on the Shenandoah Valley road
near Greenville, was found dead In bis bed
at bis clearinghouse sunday morning. 1T
seems that he was in a highly nervous con-
dition the night before, and got a dose OF
laudanum from bis landlOfd, the vial being
left on the mantel, bot afterwards during
the night got to the vial and took an over
dose, which resulted in his death, according
to the finding Of the c%OrOner's jury.
PENN.
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Observation-Disclosures MARKET.


VA, SeptsAsbeE l6, 1851.
For the past week oar market has been a htle
more qulet, with a decided fallisg-oH IN receipts
and inspe rtions, especially In dark tobasVe. Our
bright trade remains about the same as last re-
norted. with the receipts ard Inspections equal to
the demand. The rvcrip,s Of westerns are very
Byht. with aa active demand. Which eanneS be mel
owing 10 the active demand 2nd high prices at
home. ~, vx.opr
Lpqs-Commou, $5@k5.5V; mediNm' 500
$3.50 GOOD, S7asE9O. -o1
Cf~1C-CommOn. s7.5OGks; medium, to.2Vea
so; good, sI0@SIt; hne, slznsl3f extra hne'
$l4@SI3.
DARK ToBACco-sASUFAcrVslSG.
IAN Puisrs.-Common, s5@ t5.59; medlun
scq9f.5N good, NthS7.5O.
Vim Fiiters.-COmmon, 81 5D9ss; MEDINA,
- [GIaso. good, SlOm Fll: nne, Sll 5OegFlEi
eSiys me sun-cursdl Sl3@$SO.
Wra sr &~.-CommoR, syg1gt.ns msuliNh'
sIo.s@slL9o: goS1, si0''o' D''
BRIGHT FoBACco-aANUFAcTuRING.
S~Oksrs-C0mmon. ySSgtes9i medium,
si0,gsiI; good. slZaSl&: hne, A5GSlS,
irtysr fosumon. S96S10: medium, slQ5O6g
an; good, ~slSaSl3; Dne, ; AnSl3.
~ & non. frl2 Ihstiun
sisatIs; eooc, S25Gi3D; DUE ss5@*eo fancy
SO ds7e. noast.
mfdiufn, ti5at6 so; goed, s22@s2e; nae
S3OaS4O; extra. 445G$3O.
WESTERN TOHAeco.
The d~1aana tor this eisss of goods v cobeass
orlneipz4y 10 gOOa old hesYf-b0dled luxs Sln Avn
fucky Rt4er leaf. We quote: -
old lug, s4Ms0. KeB,ncky slser ags
sIOaSiz; Kentucky River leai' sl6tashe'
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How they Come npon Us.

During the greeD-appIe season, cramps
come upon Us ike a thief In the night, ana
teusin with us until The nearest physician
d called In, orfhe pain Is driven away es q
dose or two Of PERRY DAyls's PAIN KnLEB,
the celebrated cure for All summer ecnl-
pislntsy from simple eranps 10 the most az
grayated forms OF cholera-morbus or dys-
entery. No household should DO without
the PAIS.KHLER unless there ~ aidrug.
sore next door. Every reputable druggist
sells The medleiae.
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MarchiDg 20 Yorktown.

Under orders from General Hancock,
Light Battery c, Third UDited Slates.ra-
tillery, started from Fort Hamilton, New
York hsrbor, yesterday, TO march TO York
togu, Va, where it will form abortion OF
the FOL ces TO take part in the Centennial OBJ
servances at that Point in October next.
The battery win march MA Trenton, n.
j.; Philadelphia and COlnmbis, Pa; Bal.
timore, Nd, and Warrington, ID, &. As
FAR as practicable, ii will follow the quite
taken by Washington's forces IN 1881.
Fifteen days %ratlons were taken from
Fort Hamilton, and the supply will be re-
pleDiSbed from the subsistence deIots at
Baltimore, Md, and Washington, ID. g., or
purchased on the march If necessary. For
age was taken for as many days rs the
wagon transportation furnished the battery
would permit. Additional supplies Of for
age will be purchased en- route. A full sup
ply OF tents was taken. Assistant Surgeon
II. &. Barton accompanies the battery to
Yorktown as medical officer, and Will re-
main there until further orders. An ade-
quate supply Of medical stores was taken
along Washington Star, 18Th.
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

ELBERoy, N. j., September 1919 4. VI.
(0ticial Bulletio.)- the examination OF
the President at $50 O'Clock this morning
bis temperature was 9S G; pulse, 1Of, and
respiration 81. The febrIle rise during the
night was not as pronounced rs IL usually
has been. There was at times considerable
acoeIeration Of pulse. He, however, slept
well, and took the stimulants and nOurish-
meDt as directed. The cough was some
what more troublesome during the first
part Of the night, and expectoration rather
more purulent. The discharge from the
wound is less abundant and not quite as
healthy in appearance; the pulse, however,
has more volume. His general condition
does not seem to have materially changed
in any respect. ID. w. BLISS,
sr FRANK III. HAMILTON,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The National League ConYention.

DUBLIN, September i6.-Oa lbe reassem-
bling OF The National League Convention
to-day Mr.. Parnell announced that he had
an interview with the labOrers' deputation
last evenings, and they agreed upon a COM
mon line OF action in regard TO the interests
OF labOreTS.
A telegram from the Office OF the New
York rush World was read advising the
Convention OF remittanceS OF Gl,200, with
the greeting Of 500 American branches OF
the League, adj uring the Convention TO un-
furl the blnner Of "No rent" The debate
on The resolution regarding the attitude OF
the League toward the land act was then
resumed.
Fighting The Liverpool Cotton Corner.
LONDON. September 16. The secretary OF
the Manchester Spinners' Association con-
tinues TO receive returns showing that the
spirit Of The spinners j. aroused, and that
their determination to thwart the Liverpool
cotton corner strengthens daily.
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DFMEMBER STATE FAIR,
OCTOBER 1927.
IITRIGss EXTRACT or MEAT.
an1tnc17 Il EaEvERYBoDY COMING.

An
TIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyoRlNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
coMPANY's EXTRACTo OF MEAL. An
invaluable and ~palatab's tonic in all cases Of
X,sst digestion and detaiity. ais asaeeess and n
boon for which nations should feAs grateful
see - Medical Press " Lancet" British hedi-
cal Journal" sc.
oAuTIoY-Genuine only with the fac si|''s
q, naron Liehig,s signature In blue Ink across
the label.
LfEBIe coMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAr. To
be had Of all ssorekeepers, Grocers' ana Onen
lists. sole agents for tue United states ewno'esAis
onIyl C. David 8 Goa 4S Mark Lane Lonu0u'
vn1,.na IN tltYIE ap S0,ss5st
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ny Te,sgrapn.

new YORK. September lo~LstteA lTekyIsr
net receip,s, Bda bales; gross, lAl3A bAies; ex-
sovis-to Great Britain, 13,l0S tales eontln.nt,
k673 bales sales, 4.922 0aiess stS<k, 1850
males. southern hDur steady ash 4lst; comIse-
10 fair extra, &6.20@k7AO: god 20 choice ex'ra%
k~7bOG&6.76. Whral opened lower. atrfwatoS
,seoyeI "a from TIE decline. ADD elssed higher; ~:
graded spring, 8 l99sl.az; Ne 2 chicago Ssa
Milwsnkee, 81 37@al.3oA: ansraded red, sA;ie
a5k; No. z red. Sepsspoer sl.a9sHpt ~
onened Iowsr, subsequently recovered, and esOsea
higher and hrm {; ungrzsed- e4@7lsc,; No VILE
afn5i<e,: yellow, T9a78c.: No. z. Sep,elnDtr,
Siu@S2ifee': october, 72s@ffc.; Noyeisssp 7sse.
osts bisher No, 3, 42c. Hops quiet ana s,eauy'
Codea quiet; prices unchlnged. sugar Ia isir ue,
mand and siezdy; Cehtutngn, 49, jazz oa,n
stronger AZ ea sS@s2.40. Tqrpertiee heavy arS
lower at sixQotse. Wool IA fair deinsno and
FORK ta1' heavy aud iOssT sf HS.fD%ssci no
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3y Teiegrapn.
Nav ORR

SEw YORK. september 6.-NOoR.-Stocks hrm-
or. Money. Az 6 Ier cent. rNcnans'-LnD '1cUt
Short, asa. state bonds dun aud BomiDai. Coz
-rSn,nGr-yonc 3a6 per cent, Exchange,
4S0H. Governments weak snd lower; new -
1913; new AS. ll33s; new IS llfs. o"'e' ~
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
Nvw YORK. September 16.--The Posts %fnancia,
.%rticle saws The stock Exchange markets are al
dull. United states BONDS are uncnangev' Stsle
b0uds are wholly neglected and railroad Donus ~
Vuiar. but generally lower. the decline RANGING from
fG1 ner cent, the latter Lake Ere and western M
comes. The result OF the fuc;uatl0ns thus iir 70
Oay iu the general STOCK market Is a itaStlonal ",
cline In prices, although as We write TIE geneial
nst Is strong. The following stocks winch
have not been active, have declined hsgt pr
cent. Milwaukee, Lake shore ead Mes,ein 70
and Western to 533. and Chicago ana Alton 70 t5l'
Northern Pacific preferred has been fairly active
and fell 10 7SS from $ !. and Is 1914 as we "rite'
The strongest stocks have been 81. Paul ana omaha
Milwaukee and ~. Paul, Northwestern ana De'a-
wnr.. Iackawanna and Western. There nave bseh
large Transactions m Nestern Union tens]ssn n \
between s7lg0s6N. The trunk-line stocks have
been moderately steady. The steamship Maine,
from Europe to-day, brought bl6,OO0 In shVtr
coin. The local mOlty market Is EASY n 4 10 o per
cent. for call and lime loans, and 5el6 per cent. Tor
p nm roiowipg dnnota,ions we're current to-day at
2:9O p. NJ; Western Union, Sot,; Dew fork CEN
tral. l42: Lake Sh0re, 1871; Micnlgah tenlsl
03S: New York, Lake Erie and western, 4o5'
do nreferred, s2B; 40. seconds, l02; Delaware
IaeSasanna and Western. l25A; New jersey Cen
trail, 954: Delaware aud Hudson, 1909; Reading,
i9R. Norihwpsietn, 1865: 81. PauL l19l
VSyainansh aud Pscihc, 5ON DO. preferred, 6sh;
Union Pacific. 1871; NJ, X. and tab Hannibal
and 81. 10. 2OOa250; 90. preferred Il3 ONO
and l.. C., 21S; Northern Pacific, common,
394; do. preferred, 7SS San Francisco hrst
preferred. l064; Central Pacific, 81 hoek island;
Nashville, 81: Nashville and Cbatianoogt, es1:
Ontario and Western, BOY: Manhattan Elevated
oiXs illinois Central, 1904: Canada southern,
sfa, Gbinago. Burlington ana Quincy, 1924: Dem
YER and Rio Grande. s7h; 81, Psul and Omaha,
431: do. preferred, 1919; G. e.. G.. and l., 9lh;
Episs ana Western, 535: Col. Coal. "a; ohio Gen.
irsl. %: TexasPaciGc, 523; Texas Pacific h. G."
' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September l6.-Virginla 6s, con
"a; new IO-4O'. 54& Bid 10 day. FirZigla ls-
snes sold up 81 advance on eoGsols, ana DINER
issues IN proportions.
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The French Representation at York
sowu. -

WasuIN0ToX, d. c., September 16.-The
Department OF State Is advised by Minister
Morton, undeS date Of Paris, September :.
1887, that the French Government has Sc
cured for lis delegates TO the approaching
celebration 10 Yorktown. and for all other
delegates wh0 will be pleased 10 Join them,
passage on board OF the French steamer
Which is to sail from Hayre on september
sIth. The French official delegation Is
composed Of six different groups, As lob
lows:
'One special representative OF he reSi-
dent, Commander Of Cavalry Liehensteln,
of the military stad Of NJ. Greyy; three
members Of the French Legation at WASH
ingtoB, three persons selected by the
French Foreign Office, five delegates from
the War Ofice, seven delegates from the
Navy Department, one delegate from the
Department OF Fine Arts. The chairman
Of the delegation will be NJ. 0ulrey.
1t f. the Intention OF the party to proceed
from New York 10 Newport, IN order 10
| accept an invitation extended by The antho'
| rifles Oh Rhode Island. From hal state
they will repair 10 Baltimore, and thence
To- washington aud Yorktown, Two
men.of.war, the MagIel9une and th'
Dumont Duryille, arc ordered 70 PRO
coed to New York, The hst named WI
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sl IN 1161xs41zx
spd hrm; iotz cIssT. lie. short. lltN TX
s err s sIS'sis y slsisl ls:es ss sssss = os's'
BALTIMORE.
f~ssfssoFz sep.tsbeS Igs-F1oaf aessy ssd
WI ss'rs' 4 ~. sss sSa r nsna,s ~ ir 9sSsss ssy
is"as, ' W. Da ~ s,sas. s ~ az ss5g essosell
family, ~ 30. wbealrs southern STACY; western :
.nsss ess,ss I'd, ssie !; sas,hsfs rel si.ss@
wv. siAe 90: November, si.sss&si.as.:o ps-
western sifonstr fof so and ssris options sonih.s
erD while, zoe Osfs stesdy; eouthern. 5OkfD3c.s
seslsrg shne. sl@62es mixed, 5OMsIe.: Pima.
psff' szo.s5' 6Si sis1saoeisss ssns'eele sl IRIS
.sses. psessd &c and IIXc. Bseon- shsoisers.
Lard. resned. Isss. Cesse arm 10 esrsoss. ori-
nary 70 fan. IOAiAc SUGAR higher end stsosz;
a scst. Iosc. Whisky quiet q s1Ia- freiziiis
CINCINNATI. -
C~iNcIysArT, Sebernher Ie.-Yi onr dsll and
nnc6nsnged Wheat easier az s.186fdtI AK.
PORK fr@ At s30'so' s.s Z meas n9ss q s gmssa ssauidsn.
NC; .ises, l2te. Lsrl 10 fssr . iaand az sIx.Io.
Shed goods, s25 barrels 90 ths basis on tl.Is.
sugar active anJ hrm harfs. 10E11Ic.; New or.
lean. s6s& Hogs hrp: eommcn aad iirht. $50
$3.50 psehfnr ana buicDen' s5Aoas7.lO.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. September l&-Flour steady and
arm; eKtsss sSdt5 25; CHOICE 10 fsney, a. 55eass.
Wheat steady At 81 40asl.s& Corn sie.6y and in
lsri nominss Rulk.meats seady shoulders non1l-
sides, l2ss sugaf-cuf,d mans, rave. whisksy
steady al si'fs. sr. LOUIS.
at. LOUIS. sep,' mber. 1G.-FlouE 2 shade lower;
choice to fncy, s7.p5&s7.65. Wheat opened
ialf. si.48h cash. tf.4pk November. Corn opened
sGgc. October, e7kc. Soytnier. Oats higher;
IaeaIs easter. bt NOT lower. Bssos lower saoul-
ders. 1925 aides. fl2l2k. Lard gniet al sl2.lO.
Whisky steady az e.l6.
MfLwAuKEE.
NnwAuKSE, segismoer IL; Flour steady:
and september, 81 3oAi October. sl.3lB; Mo-
yenber. sl.33S. Corn quiet and arm; 64e. for
2. Provisions nrHeT. MssspSfk. ale 40 cash
and october. k20.zS JaDnary. Laru, slZAtl250
cash ADD September. sl215 october. HOGS steady
aud In fair oemanda At 20 25Mt6.e0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September 16.-Flour steady srd I'M
changed. Wheat unsettled sud generally higher;
80. 2 Chieago spring, 81 2sTafl 30 cash. 81 2s&
september, sl.334c9*l.3 3S Qcsober. Corn mode
ssAe. October, 67s@s7kc. November. Oais mode
rately active: 4o5c. eash. 42Sc. November: Pork
unsettled and lover, closing i'm 1880 cash,
5le 47Y@s19.5b september aud October. .le.62k
$40 IS November. Lard sciiye and lower, closing
firm sl2.1o cash, alz35 Move mber; Bulk
IN fair demand AMI lower: shoulders, 81 rs; clear,
slO.S5. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK CVTroN FUTURES.
EEw YoRE, September I6.-co,ton-Net re-
ctipts. Al bales; gross. 1907 bales; futures closed
sll 67@SlI.6s; October, :ll.6lmsil.62s No.
vember, ~sll.62asIl, o.: december, s1l.74:
January, .sIl 92@si1 90; February, si2.QS@
s!2E9; May, az S9@sl2 40; June sl2'47as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17
A.sassIna,ion I'm Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, September 1G.-Geueral w. I.
Tucker was assasslnated Wednesday night
at Okolona, Miss. He was called 10 the
door OF his residenee and shot by an un-
known party. Death resulted almost in
sianlly. Circumstances point to Houston
Parrish, a negro boy eighteen years old,
with whom General Tucker had som trOu-
bic a few days ago, as the assassin. Parrish
has been arrested. The deceased was a
prominent citizen OF the State, and CON-
handed a brigade during the late war.