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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

A fact to reflect on Is that A. +. Cordes,
SIS east Broad street, has o standing ofer
OF 10 per cent. reduction from regular
prices on all his Black Silks.
The number Of Black Silks he has sold 10
the best trads iu Richmond Il astounding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.
Please add to your list W. J. Gates, 1908
Cary street, Law System, No. 345.
j. w. CREWS, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
virginia historical Society.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Historical Society was held
saturday night at It's rooms In the West
moreland Club-House Present: Messr..
Henry (chsirmanl OH, Valentine. Caben'
Palmer, and Brock corresponding secre-
taryl
A number OF gifts OF books were report.
ed: also, ;he interesting and important
memorial Of the late war indicated in the
following letter
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
RAnR0AD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF CHEF ENGINEER,
RICHMOND. VA. November Q. 1884.
X. A. Brock. Esq, Seretdry Viryinia H's-
toYicci Society:
Dear sir,-My friend, Mr.. c. p. =. Burg
wyn, win hand you the accompanying Ms:
book, which ts a voice hon Jonnso" sua,ss
Island, and speaks with thousand ionguTs r
Of our past, The donor u Mrs. Kate y.
TpyIor, lady Of Alexandria, Va, VINO, ~
n sirl (Miss Kate W. emootl was cons'AhS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

We cali attention TO the auction sale OF
Mr.. p. II. MayO's elegant residence. on
Grace street, at 4 O'Clock. See advertise
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

To-day, at 4 o'clock, Mr.. p. II. Mayo's
elegant residence, on Grace street, will be
sold at auction by ]. Thompson Brown
& Co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Overcoats at low prices at 901 Main
street. z. b. SPENCE Il SOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

J. Thompson Brown & Co., auctioneers.
will sell at o'clock to-day Mr.. +. IL.
Mayo's elegant residence on Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Beautiful assortment et silk aud Worst
ed Mufliers for the holidays.
Z. b. SPENCE & Son,
901 Main street.
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CnRIsTMAS FUEL.

CHRIsTMAs FUEL.
coal, WOOD.
For best and most cheerful Christmas fires get your
ANTHRACITE COAL,
clean and dry, from my COAL ELEVATOR.
sPLINT COAL FOR CRATES.
KINDLING WOOD, STEAM CUT,
good and dry.
g II. HAWES,
Eighteenth aud Cary streets.
-r.,..o,. At de lS-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

THE CHOICE Of all my FRISGFD CHRISTMAS
CARDS satl5c. L.LEwIs, 9l2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

PLUSH ALBUMS at Use and si.25; ALBUMS al
lower prices than ever offered at L.LEwis's, 912
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
T EVI HE y T L r S.

1T HAS BEEN UNIVERSALLY ACKNoWL-
EDGED THAT OUR STOCK OF LADIES' AND
CHILDREN's CLoAKs Is THE CHEAPEST IN
THE CITY. NEVERTHELESS. WE HAVE
MADE STILL FURTHER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

PLAIN CARDS choice at 10c.; others SC. aud
two for Sc. at L. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Clothing made TO order In the best style
md at moderate prices.
L. b. SPENCE 4 SOS,
Merchant Tail0rs.
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RE ID UCTIoN Ms,

THUS GIVING OUR PATRONS THE BENE-
FIT OF Low PRICES AT A TIME WHEN
CLoAKs ARE NEEDED. INSTEAD OF WATT
ING TILL CHRISTMAS HAS PASSED.
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ROTHERT & CO.,
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
CHOICE PRESENTS.

s,rcaf de u
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Fur.top Kid Gloves for the holidays at
9Ol Main street. L. b. SPENCE 4 SON.
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A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

BOOK AND Jon PRINTING neatly executed at the
Dikpatch Job Printng House.
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atlk vymhrel1aS.

silk and Alpaca Umbrellas for the holi-
days, z. b. SPENCE Il Son,
901 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

rYOLD LONDON DOCK. JAMAICA
RUM, IT. CRoIX RUN, SCOTCH wIiisKEY'
APPLE AND PEaCiI-BRANDY-ah OF very
best quality for sale by
te IL 81. .TnN ThlOt OS(AR tRANL AZ W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO THE
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING IN DRESS
GOODS, sILks, vELvETs AND vELvE.
TEENS, FLANNELs, DoMEsTiCs, SHEET
INGs, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR. AND ALL
SORTS OF NOTIONS. LEVI HExTER,
De 7-su,Tu&Th 307 BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

All-wool scarlet Mcdicsted Shirts. u
each. Z. b. SPENCE q SON.
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BOOTS. SHOES. Ac.
I CALL THE ATTENTION OF
J. the public 20 my ,ineof -
HAND MADE. .FLEXIBLE-sOLE. LOw-HEEf.,
ANu BR0AD-B0ffOM SHOES.
made pp expressly for cid gentlemen and ladies,
and all others who have been crippled by ili.attiUs
shoes and shoes scwed on she old-stSie machines;
also, 70 my splendid line OF
TRUNKS, yALIsEs,
RAILROAD BAGS.
CLUB SACKS,
sHoPPIEG.BAGs
SHOULDERS AND BAGG AaE-srsArs.
y. 4. GRIaa.
serser Main and Eisash streets ifaes Bloek.)
fne lt-3uJ
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN
PRICES OF CHOICE GOODS FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, AND HEREBY WE WILL GIVE
SUGGESTION LIST" OF SUITABLE
ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS;
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SMOKE TRlxY CtGA

ALBUMS at 1sc. at L. LEwIs's; also for 35
and 40c.
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................ ....''s'..s's.'
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
New and Elegant Goods now opening at
NOwLAN 4 CO.'S.
No. 923, corner of Main and Tenth streets.
Fine Diamond Ear-Drops,
Fine Diamond Lace-Ptns.
Fine Diamond finger-Rings,
Fine Diamond Bracelets,
Zine Gold Watches,
with and without Diamonds;
Fine Gold Chains, bangle Bracelets.
Op. ra tilasses, Mstch Boxes. &C.. &c.,
suitable for
Christmas and New-Year Presents.
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS.
We have very uice assortment of
FANCY GOODS
MANICURE SETS,
CELLULoID CASES,
GILT NOVELTIES,
GENTLEMEN's sHAYING-CASEs.
INFANT CASES. &c, &c.
As the season is drawing 10 a ciose, we offer the
above articles AZ Wholesale TO the trade at greatly
reduced prices.
de1l PURCELL, L ADD co.
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Fulton baptist Church.
Preaching at the Fulton Baptist church
will be held tonight and throughout this
ueek
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sEsxErmRxAD.

Mr.. r. c. TAYLOR, 900 EAST MAIN
IVA sTeEEr. Richmond, sAgs nscwst lren
snd wsakns:. WIN . sr..s suessn. u - We bail
~ = 4 iSis,ls ao.ssass7sosal
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

FRINGED cABDs-ihe choice OF all at Ioc.:
smaller sizes q, 5, and two for Sc. at l.. LEwlss,
ql2 Main street.
The Mineral argus., 1884-09-18
A Partisan Bird Cnarmer.

The London Pail Mall Gazette thus
states the singular powers of a Partisan
d-charmer:
Paris has found new sensation in a
rd-charmer, who has been astonishing
the boulevardiers with his powers. A
bet was made between him and a NJ.
LOizey, gentleman who was very
skeptical in such matters. The condi-
tions were that NJ Loizey should furnish
a dozen birds, which were to be at the
disposal of the charmer for fifteen min
utes. At the end of that time M. Picard
was to open the cage which contained
them and each bird was to alight upon
certain arbutus, brought upon the
ground by him and placed at distance
of 100 metres from the point where they
were liberated. For each bird which
did not obey the charm within quarter
of an hour M. Picard was to pay NJ.
Loizey fifty francs, and for each bird
which did Nj. Loizey was to pay M.
Picard the same sum. When the time
for the test arrived so large and so curl
Gus a crowd had gathered on the
Champs de Mars that it was impossible
to maintain the needful space of 100
metres around the spot where the cage
was placed. Forty metres was all the
distance that could be secured. The
results, therefore, were not accepted as
determining the BET, and another trial
will be made. The birds, however
released under these conditiOns-hew,
one by one, to the arbutus and perched
on its branches, to the great astonish-
ment of the spectators. Nj. Picards
charm consists, it is believed. in i'm
pregnating these branches with color
less and mysterious liquid, the secret OF
which is as yet his own.
The Mineral argus., 1884-09-18
Importance of Raising Cattle as
Well as Wheat.

James J. Hill, ESQ.,, President of the st. Paul
and Manitoba Railroad, running through the
famous Dalrymple wheat farm, gave reporter
little lecture on domestic economy worth re-
peating:
"But how much better" he said, 'ff all these
vast farms were cut up into smaller ones
of 100 or 80 acres each; better for the farmers,
better for the railroads. Where there Is so
much land all in grain, the farmers opera
tions are crowded into five months OF
the year The other seven he lies
idle. If his wheat fails, his year Is lost
By and by even this fertile soil will be worn
out without rotation of crops II he raised
fewer acres of wheat and cultivated II better
he would make more money CrOwding all
his operations into the brief summer months,
his teams are worn out and his expenses for
labor greatly increased. 1t is not carelessncss,
but too great haste, that lets those weeds out
there grow; but wheat growing need not inter
fere with the raising of stock or other crops
The true economy is for all to 60 hand IN hand
But they tell you this Is not a stock raising
country. There is no better in the world
Hogs, sheep and cattle all do we'll 1t Is true
they must be housed in the winter, but so
they must in any place AS for feed, nay
enough is burned of every year which, fed
would realize more money than the wheat
brings Enormous crops of turnips, potatoes
and other roots can be raised, and, as you see,
corn can be cultivated to some extent Com
pare the relative profit if grain and stock rals-
ing. Always III new country they raise "heAs
and quickest turned into money. Once Ten
nessee was a wheat state Now they are buy
ing Minneapolis bran. How do English farm
ers manage to pay 10 to p shillings rent per
acre for land each yearg
MORE THAN THIS,
land here is made more valuable by STOCK rais-
ing Why they buy our cattle and buy oil cake
to feed them and still make money, Decause
they turn it into high class beef and mutton
Do you know the Windsor hotel, New Iork,
pays 40 cents a pound for its beef? Inc only
real economy for the farmers is to raise STOCK
with his field crops, and the best stock ootaln-
able. Then all waste is worked up and ian Iall-
ure or drop in the price of wheat is not rum.
The true policy of the railroad Is TO Prolnoeo
population Some 16 per cent OF even our our re re
ceipts are from hauling wheat-about mar th9
passenger receipts. SO firmly am convinced
that this is the truo policy for both NJ Tallroau
and people, that have spent s2o,VOO III piS q
cling one or two thoroughbred bulls III most o5
the counties through which our lines pass ana
l think it the best investment ever made.
President Hill expressed his emphauG pc
lief that the farmers Of Minnesota and DaAo'a
need education on this point
The Mineral argus., 1884-09-18

In Chicago, ,durihga quarrel, Clement Ludes-
kemp, young German, shot and instantly
killed his mistress, and then blew out his own
brains, dying in few minutes. The girls real
name was Ada Harvey. She came from Racine,
Via
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

A Field Day for the BEARS" Accompanied
by the Usual Depression.
New YORK, Sept a5.--Money easy at f02-per
cent; offered at per cent at the close.
Prime mercantile paper, s. 064 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady; sixty days, $4-sS;
sight, 1916.
Governments steady.
Railways lower.
State securities quiet.
This was a field day for the bears at the
Stock Exchange. From the opening until the
close of business the market was depressed, and,
under sales for both accounts, prices dropped !
to per cent, with the coaleRs and grangers as
the weakest shares. Various unfavorable re-
ports were used to bring about adeclIne. 1t was
stated that three prominent hanks were in
trouble, and that 100000 of clearinghouse
certificates had been issued to oJleI of
the institutions in question. On investigation
the reports were pronounced false. The
coal shares were affected by statements that the
combination was in danger but after business
hours RresideRt Sloan, Of the Lackawanaa, an
nounced that the reRresept atiYes of the coal
companies had agreed 70 restrict production for
the first week in October. Another Fnmpr,
which exeFted an adverse influence was the re-
port that. the st. Paul dividend would be re-
dqeed TO 3 per cent These unfaKeFahle repoFts
had the eject Of bringing out considerable
long stock, which materially added to the de-
preston. Delaware & Hudson broke5 per cent
TO 81 Lackawanna, 49, to 103; Reading, Ii to
%; Jersey Central Il, to 30; Northwestern, Is,
to a4a, and preferred, 2l To 100; St Paul, q, to
BE; Omaha, II, to BIZ; Canada Southern, q to
81 Canadian I'd Pacific Io se 4sa Cheese Bur
7Sss;; Union Pacific, Il, to 47a: and Western
Union, II, to Gal. Northern Pacific preferred ar =
Louisville & Nashville were comparatively ste adv
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market was brisk and Zoe hixhsfs EXPORT sssass.
$6;bo97i COED 30 choice shipRisR steoae Sc .20 a
P Pos S sSn Tns e Ss e 90 rough ea'e
Shssp AID lIhlhbs--Eeeeeipts Leon shipments,
none. The market was firm for good grades IN
IS Sl Tsss md 4 Ses ss a snssp s s SS
S.FS. TIE DroVeFs Jcura liverpool special quotes
the best American cattle at 159c y h., afesed and
sheep a 13lae
BUFFALO, Sens. Ia -4eAaa,>--Isacsssnss toeiiav,
300; receipts consigned through, lis Uataoeds,
The demand was active and prices were 1S925e
extra sFeefs, sSS0S SO eood Is sAcsee steers,
seas 40 fair to medium SIS $50; Texas steers,
Y sS Is EiEeS butchers $4a5 05; SsSlads
ABBOTT all soid
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day, 5000; recesota
eeAsigned hfoeEh. 4 oArle3as The thArke6 was
fairly active and shade hignek The ofsrsags were
over ham Canada lambs. common te far sheeS 81 %
"a COED e choice, 90 1924 q, Western la1abs,
Hoes---RseedFts te-'las, 900 receipts eohsSensd
threngb 80 eeG>aoslls. Tisete was ases,A aeaaaAd
and prices were shade Aehst god to cAotes York
ers, 10 sc common fair and SsrNssers $3.50 a
$50 ecyd 1Atsiium and heayy weights, 6 80.
About III s1la.
81, Isou1S, Sep. Is; Cattle -asecsspsas s,Aoo;
steers, SO 400675; good TO cnoice shipping sseers.
90. 908S.30; eo1ainon 10 1AealUah eteetk "a a
80 gqGg@ao stesfs, $leb5 grassfed Texas s5ssrs,
ShssS and A4nbs- 4scesSss 400 sAspmenes,
1909 The AnASkdt tsss unchanged; Mferiog to far
sneep, Pz.Ao a.. 1o medium TO good, P1 9e{1sSUi
chOice e sgtse $s.So04s lambs, $s.o4.2S; Texas
Hogs Feceipts. ], 400; shipnasnss 900. The
maltet was active and xtronp Workers. &c. 10;
$40 9-7 -
KANSAS CfTY sept 1541he live Stock ind
cRner reports: Battl0A-ReceaStk 800 THE market
frmer and Zoe higher. eAe lf,stly Nss chiefly Of
grassfed eattaei export steers, &666.30s good to
choice shippng steers $3.50 as Sos Hbnazaon
drum, 20, 1V03s4O stoekers and feHaers. IA 25@
aT2 nstise cows SIS a3.o CRASHED Texas teers
Hogs Reesipts, eco q4,e market was arm and
doc hghels safes ssre dnaae 1T SIS 10 as 95.
Sheep-RseeipSs. 460. TIE taafket was auiet ana
unchanged
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Beef oattle-ReeeSpBs
grades b t. ST. very best sas sas rss sn atty
$5R5!5D; medium So. rs 80; ordinary 1913
S3 Most Sf the sales were FROM IS 70 $5.25-
Hogs Rseeipss 4,2sO. There was EgAter snip
Ply selling ut $606.TS.
Sheep md Lambs--Reoepts, e.SS5 Qno4stions:
Sheep, ", 0Q4y@9i lapaaOs So Q&5.5D.
PHH4AREIRtHLA. Sept; 15,cattle The demand
96,59 nsdbams $5R575; common, 81 "a -;
saasD-The demand ,ys; FIR ReesiPte, le 20 -
Prime, 81 75a2 goGS, 81 2s "a % Etg,una. SSsp
Hogs-The demand was good Receipts, 2600
Western, 50 Ro. %; country, RS&D.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept 15-Cattle- Slow and
unchanged Receipts. ], 565; shipments, III. 49,
Hogs Firm. Receipts. 200; shipments 3 900 90
Workers. SO 9016. 20; grassers, SIS. 2595.sO.
SheepSow and unchanged. Receipts, e, ooQ ship
meuts, l, 700.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-Hocs frm; common and
s. Receipts i, 600; Shipments, 225,
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 15.-Hogs weak at 500
06 Is.
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The Engllsh Grain Trade.

LoFRee, Sept. IA The Mark Lane EXPRESS,
in its weekly review Of the corn trade, says.
Good progress in the later harvest has been
made dpripg tbs present week, The dry weather
was favorable to threshing. Deliveries Of wheat
by formers have increased, apd the price bas
DECLINED Is a quarter during The week, and
fourfsls Cd. Sales Of English wheat for the week,
s6053 quarters, at as, against 81 ,G65 quarters,
As 81 for the corresponding week last year,
have still further declined in aff coast trade;
thirteen cargoes aBriyaA, six were sold, seven
withdrawn. and six remain. Trade forward Is
growing verse. 4hirtg oRs shillings per quar-
ter was accepted for No. 2 red winter wlseat
mixed AMERICAN ep spot; round Is Cd lower
Prices Of barley and oatsare In fsysF Of buyers
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ENpIAAAP0LIs NARKEFs,
GOAL AEp COKE.


. AnshTscite coal a. g a.s ter Rsbgsg qUal 50 z
&3 ~ tom Blossbnrg coal SO. % y toni JACKSON coal
w e Y tpn sFpNhsa coke, 1Se Y BUSH lump eekss
CANNED GOODS
Tomatoes Two popnaepns, Sp0s5e Spound 81 .05
Ssn9 s sssohs n sS1 sPSga
$1.400l.50 Corn Alks 2pound cans, $l Var
meHth 81 .3Q; Reysre, $4 %; .AsAAgFsy u "a q
1.3O. BlackbarTi es-TM0 pound, S5 @$1. To- rasp-
berries, 2-poupd 81. l00 20; pineapgle. standard
spesnd, asss ~ ssssaa 81
S 2Ss . Rs ssss. t aa ss.as at %
peas, marrowfat 25ca$i 80; small, 81 .5O0 go;
holsters, $1.8001.65; red cherries, 95c0$1 10;
goossPeFries. $la4 ~ 49,.
A Alcohol e sSfss 2ogsSS alum
shiorofOrm, 81 al 10 eoppesss, byis 50'
cream tartar, pure SS94Qc; indigo soc Hsorice
Calab-, genuine 36S14De; nagnesia sarb.. 2-oz. 40
p35ci morphine p. b w a. ounce, $3.50 Q2.75
madder, 4l4ci oil, castor, y gal, $l465 Rl -90
oil 5sggspot y w g ga; Spinn W. "; poet ~. 19S
sopaibe, .60@61@ soap CASTLE. FE, 1H9 l6e; soda,
9icayb, 4i2Q6e ealts spsom, 445e; sulphur four
4Qfe; satpeter, SN{20c; tprpentine 35@4oei
glyeerine. 25R3QQ seaide potsss,, e1-350l 40
bromide petass, A1a4Jc; elaborate potash, 20a22c;
po5aa 70 ee; epshonidia, e0a95c
58e; coal OIL legal test l0aa Q 15e, bank 6oQe5e,
best straits 6Pc Labrador Soc West Virginia lubri-
eating, 20 0Soc; miners 65c. Lard Oils-N0. 1, %
265c; do. extra 6Sa79lac.
WHITE tFApT Pure, 6c iqver grades, 406p.
DRY GOODS
P1IN4s- Albions, solid e6loI4 5lau American
fancy, Aae Aliens fancy 5'ac AIlefs dark, b'ac;
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.
LospoN, Sept. 1915 p. M-eosernment beads
--upitea States fours 128 Railgaad bppde-- Erie,
1!ii5H Erie sePPpds 54ss NeY York Central, 1Q4 a;
Canadian Pacific; 145si Milws6kee K 81 Paul, 36is,
PARIS Sept 15'-Rentes 7af =
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.Ex-dividend,
Rusiness of the Clearing Houses.

BosPeN Sept IS. The following table. COM
piled from special dispatches to the Post from
leading kieamng hopses in the United States,
gives the cleaTances for the week ended Sept.
Is, with the percentage " increase aud de-
crease, compared with the corresponding week
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OiiS.

Saturday and sunday n, 765 brls. Total SHIPMENTS
sT,72b BIRDS Charters, l4266 brls. cleapsaoes
5, $50. 900 brls. The market opened with National
75sae; highest price during the day 79c lowest price
FSARe.
PTTTsRHRG. SEPT, l5,-4Tbs petelensa market
was active but lower; United pipe-liaae eertieates
epeneA ct T0l4e declined and closed at 75aac.
LONDON, Sept. l6.--spirits trrpentiae, 24s Ga.
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, Sept l5,l--Cotten quiet at E0ss . 70Ts;
failures barely steadE SepteaebeF, ln.35e Lictohep,
I0.30e February. lO42e; March, l9.5as; April,
1856 May. 1o.79e; June 1090q.
ST. LOUIS, Sept l5.rGoStop duh paildlipg,
lQsSc sales, npne; rseeipts, 20 bales shpMaHts panei
stock on hand, 1,47p bales,
GINGaNNATL Ssnt l5,z-gotteH in fair aeBlend;
tpjdaling lose.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. l5.--CetteR auieh miadlns,
10Ac,
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GeHee.

NEW FORK Sept. IL Gsfee- Spot lots quiet
optiaBs ppeHHd shade higher. elssipg Reat; sales,
s. Soc November, g. S,65e December and Jan
nary, 9.55D6- Soc February, S.65c; March, S.7Qc;
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ElseMl,era.

CHICAGO. Sept 45.--Ihe Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hoes Receipts, 5000 shipments ), 500.
The market was dab end closed q Zoe lowers roae
packing, $5.30@2 u; packing and slipping Sc. so
e 22lllghs 50. 80 90 -; sldps ana ssssAar% a. ~
cattle-Ressipts e,OOe shipments. 1900. The
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Handsome Taatb

Handsome Teeth
Are always admired. Verbs Cream Of Chalk,
the best DeAtifgies extent contains no acid.
Price ~ cents. Browning q SIsaa agents,
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Sept. 15-There has been more do
ing in an the departments especially in the request
SsbbiRg hands. Agents have had avery good quota
Of orders which included very fair assortment Of
staples and sAssenabe specialtiaa and business for
the day reached good proportions.
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AIY / sTocK,
I1alian,apo,iis Market.

INREAEAB0I4s Sept Is.
CATTLE Receipts. $50; shipments, 200 she
market was active and higher on best grades We
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Chicago, St. Louis 4 PItsssars.
Depart-New York, Philadelnbia avash.
ington, Bait4aaore ana p;tshksits,
kSpaess daitS 1890 q - hl@8s.
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press daily, So htg.. So II 4.sxnr,
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press daily :.e..-.......>..s-- IasszsEr
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press, daily .. ~ w 49, 1l.2fnnn
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