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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

SEfTEMhEE r-FOg western leaf the mar.
krt - held quite FIRMLY bat there > lttir
doing. IN saed-les a moderate IOODi AZ
trade IA progress prices ~, very regular.
sales l73 cases 1884 Penusyl Fanla s-ei-
.eaf on private terms 80 csses l1ol 10.
d.. Al allie. 81 cases I--Z New England
on prisafe terms. l5y case- 1854 state Ha-
tala al llaIZc.: 100 casfs $50 ONO On
private terms. IOJ ,es 1874 Little Dutcn
Ou trgsfc terms; 200 cases suudfies AZ
.a3lc.. $50 bales Havana al 6Oc ISL 10,
$50 bsles -uMatrR Al sl.ZOasl.G0.
New crop range 40. spot quotations.
Common lugs 5.c.: low medium Jugs. . -
medium lugs. 5Ic.: good medium luzs, D.
good Jugs. 1l4c.: com mon leaf t. low
medium leaf .e.. medluIn Leaf SC. god
medium leaf o. good .eaf Vtlc
Sew crop range No. :, ilgnt--No. I, con.
mon llgs DE-, No. 2. low medium Tugs B.c.'
so. 3. infdiufn Jugs. . g.; No. I. good me
dunn Jugs. &c; No. 3. good Jug, . &C.. No
8. common .es,f. &C.. No. J lOw medium
leaf O. No :. medium leaf 81; No .
good medium leaf sc.; NJ. 10, good leaf
st.c.
Sew crop shipping styles heayy-No. II
common lugs. BE-. W. II, low medium
iuss a.. g NO. Is. Ined uin lUgs. q e.. No
- good med I'M .Ugs, &c; No. IS. goo,
iUgs. 54e.. 80. 10. common leaf. -: No
IT, .OW medium leaf So. No. Is. meiinn
Leaf &C.. 40. -. good medium Leaf. 90
80. - good leaf, lDsc.-JDuraGi o) COB,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Mississippi Republicans Dcmoraiized

Ibl ItIt5IdPI ID 0IIV I'I6IH1II'I
JACKSON, Mss. September To-
The Republican State Executive Com
mittee met here to-day. eighteen dele
gates being present. Chairman John
r. Lynch presided. The following e.
solution was passed:
Resolred. That in view Of the fact
that organized opposition to the Demo-
cratic party Of this state this fall IS
useless. because Of the well-known i'm
possibility Of securing at the polls an
honest election. It j, the sense Of this
committee that no convention be called
to nominate a State ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

by telegraph 20 the D.spatch.l
CHARLOTTE, y. e., September To-.
\ suit was decided to-day in the 81
perior Court involving points Of inter-
ct 10 the general public. In January,
1853, James q. Holmes, late Of Charlie
ton. nov Of Baltimore. was elected
from the only Gr,t-class passeuger-car
Of train On the Carolina Central rail-
road and forced to ride for some hoIr-
in a car filled with tobacco-,moke. lie
claimed damage IN the sum Of 5000,
and the Jury awarded him So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
tilrtOl fipufi.


by Telegraph 20 Int UIslhIcI.I
CHICAGO, September l0.-An Inter-
Oc>an Green Bay WIS special says :
John r. Owen. cone. ctor on the North
western railroad. while walking home
ward last night after leaving his train.
,tepucd aside TO allow man u pas.
Instantly cup Of yitriol wa, iashei
INTO Ovens fac. destroying the sight
Of his night eye and Otherwise burning
him horribly. \ stranger, giving ia.
name Of Walter /. Patterson. Louis.
vile, Ky, has been arrested on ,u,1.-
zion. The motive for the deel!,a my
tory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

INy tc-esapl 10 TIC DsptIcl.I
PI1TsHuHGH. September l0.-Ihe
river coalmine s.r.ke Is spreading.
and N 4 lew days the miner, expect
every miae on the river 70 Doe close J.
Tie strikers succeeded in closing all
but three mines in the fourth poo! t.
day. by Saturday they claim that the
strike there will be general. Walton ;
men are still at work IN the first pool.
but whether they will continue after
the convention 10 be he'll at Mononsa-
hela City on the 18th is disputed
question
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
IfeaNy Rains.
lBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
JACKSON, MISS, September To-
Heavy rains to-day have done untold
damage to the crops. especially IN Va
100 county. The fall Of water is un-
precedented, the oyerfowngs almost
washing away fields in some places.
The lazoo railroad loses several
bridges, and the track is 50 badly IN
dermined that no trains can be run to
iazoo City. The cotton crop will fall
far short Of last months estimate. AMI
farmers are being discouraged because
Of the gloomy outlook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
nase.nail Yesiertiay.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Philadelphia : Game postponed rsin.
Augusta Augusta, 4; Memphis. >.
Macon Macon. 4 Atlanta. o.
Baltimore: Baltimore, 3; st. Louis,
:.
Kingston. n. Y. Kingstons, I ; Vir-
ginias. 5.
Buffalo Buffalo, 5 Detroit, >.
Boston: Philadelphia, I Boston, s..
New York New York, 3; Provi-
dence, /. Metropolitans, 1; Louis
Vile, ..
Newark: NewarkS. +; Pittsburgh. %.
Waterbury, Conn: National, ) Z;
Waterbury, 10.
St. Louis st. Louis, l Chicago, s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
PRINCE CEORGE DEMOCRATS
Addressed BY Richard 2. B,irne, MIR. DObie,
and Others.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. September TO-
The Democrats Of Prince George county
were addressed to-day by Mr.. Richard
+. Beirne and Mr. r. NJ. Dobie, the
Democratic candidate for the Senate
from this district. Mr.. Beirne spoke
for an hour, and his speech was fire.
Quently interrupted by bursts Of ap-
plause. He made a most telling ar
raignment Of the candidates on the Re-
publican State ticket.
Judge Riyes, by request, adjourned
court for two hours. and the use Of the
building was rendered to the Demo-
Gratis.
The courthouse was well filled with
the representative Democrats Of the
county, and there was also plenteOus
sprinklng Of cOlored nenin attendance.
Speeches were also delivered by Major
Mann Page, Of Brandon, and Robert
Gillian, Esq, Of this city.
The Democratic County Committee
met this morning and determined to
make a vigorous canvass in order to
secure Candidate Dobie's election. 4
barbecue was arranged for an early day,
and able speakers have been invited to
sttend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Lord Randolph cnurchin III

I3y cable 20 t-r Dispatch.
LoNIoN. september lo.-Ihe health
of Lord Lanlolph Churchill. Secretary
# State for India. ha- given way IN
der the -eFere strain Of his official du-
ties and the part be has taken IN the
parliamentary campaisn. All hi, Lori
ships political engagements have been
cancelled. IN accordance with the Or
GERS Of his physicians.
Lord Randolph Churchill Is suffer
IL. from nervous pro,tratIon. the re-
suit Of oyerwork. \ few weeks rest
viii restore him 70 good health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Attachments Granted.

~ TtItglbIN % INC I--Id-'T--
NEW YORK. September l0.->eyerll
attachments have been granted. on the
ground Of fraud. . the supreme Court
against the property Of the in,olyent
firm Of Kossuth Marx d Co. Maiden
Lane, jewellers. who made an assign
ment last week. The attachment,
were obtained by Lippman and Adolp
Taunebaum and Alexander Samuels fo7
sj.2l7 for goods sold and delivered,
and by julius b. Meyers, Of London,
for sl.7OO for A similar claim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Mother ana ChiIa Drowned.
lBy telegrnph 20 the plspatcn.l

PHILADELPHIA. September To-
William Bargard and his wife Lizzie.
aged nineteen years. and their nineteen
months-old daughter were in row
boat on Darby creek, just outside the
city limits. this afternoon. when the boat
capsized and Mrs. Bargard and child
were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Liehtnins causes nig fire in seeo
IrinnA

lSreclai Gel, gram 10 the Dispatch
ONANCOok. Va. September To-
The large Laln Of George Cutler, on his
farm near Locust Mount. Accomack
county. took ire from lightning last
nigh, and va, entirely consumed. The
barn contained a quantity Of provenier
ard all Of Mr. Cutters farming imple-
menis. His stables. some fifty feet
from the barn. were also struck by
lightning aad burned. One valuable
horse ptrishcd 10 the stables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
HAMPTON.


AHraNS S.~rfn Nuurk by Lish'lius.
tCor4csrout, 90. tlr Richmond Dispatch
SEPTEMBER 10, 1855.
4 terrific torn of wind, rain. hail,
thunder. ail lightning visited this sec
ton early ,a,t night. Trees and tele-
cisph- polc- were blown down, iences
Frustrated, and other damage done.
At Cbesaresbe City the house Of Nr.
Foho wa struck by lightning and two
q bis children burned. but not >eri-
ou,ly. There vas a heavy fall Of
water. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Emperor williams Reply.
Nv cable to me Dlspatch.l

~ VNV.E % I'-' N'7F"F7-1'I
BERLIN. September l0.-Crown-
Prince Frederick William has repli.d
TO the note from King Alfonso. He as
,ures Alfonso Of the friendly desire Of
Emperor William not to encroach upon
spanish rights. \ definite settlement
II the pending questions can only be
settled by a fall agreement between the
great Powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

9o3 pounds. Ut on average ofsls So Bay
sts teenied. - general thing d.siTprs ~
"a rchafluk At Taisi. deoiued very favorable
10 he seltfs ara the statement II nDbs-
sized ifft the unusual iniux % pumlB<<
At Ificss hanging from - cents 90 - Dssrs-
creed th' general average. i.uts 'DmIno1
dsfk l6n7: rrd.n"l, s7HiJ. gpOi D~
no: cO.ory. si00sl3 fr.sbf -mO <ers--
Common. ,7fsg. medium. ~ fftz. good.
si2msii fHr and fancy. 3i5gfBj. Cat
or dafk sni fsd t7asY. medium. 80
$40; Rcod sitssIl: hnr. siissfsi red
wfapIefs. sll $50. lir ght Lesf- Hpln0on.
slr1ei2. MEDIUM. sIz fttt, good ft5s
sfS. Inc. sffafz7 bright vrs pprIs-iD .n-
mon s.znS2~. medium. fzr.et0. xDDi.
sIllltsa Lue nni fancN a.5LA-l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
English EIeefIon.Day.

LONDON, September l0.-A nam
Der of prominent Tories are urging the
Government to postpone the elections
until January. Lord Salisbury has
consulted with bis colleagues on the
.rbjec., and il has been decided to ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Mean temperature
nLD DAyY CRoCKETT'S

OLD DAvY cRocKErrs
ADVICE. BE SURE YOC ARE RIGHT.
AND THIN 60 AHEAD WAS MANI
fE.TLY a REvELArlON.
WEARERIGHr, BECAUSE THE Pub
Lie APPROBArlOS FOLLOWS OUR
EVERY EFFORT To BRING ABOUT
REFOKMATiON ~ CLOTHING.
VIZ STUDY CLOTHES As A
FINE ART;
AND ALTHOUGH rHE PROGRESS We
MAKE ~ THAT DIGESTION Is SECEs-
sARILY SLOW. IT Il NONE THE LESS
SURE.
We ARE ALWAYS STUDYING OF
IMPROVEMENTS IN MATERIAL WORK
MAN-HIP. OR STYLE. AND GIVE THE
prBL!c THE BENEFIT Of OUR COGI-
/ TATIOys Az SOON As EXPERIENCE
SHALL DECIDE THEM PRACTICAL
/ wEARE NOW MAKING THE GREAT
Est EFFORT OF OUR LIVES To MEEl
/ PUBLIC FAVOR. SHALL WESCCCEED'
/ IT SOW DEPENDS Upon YOU.
A. sAKs a CO..
| sst0 lols MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
NfLWATKIE.

HfLWAUEsE. If~inh.r l. Flour steady
and hru. Wheat nifu, cash. e0 .'.. OrtO-
bsr 20 o. Corn weak: 30. 2 &C OaS
STEADY. 80. 25.e Provisions steady.
N,se-Forl Cash nr sept, hDnr. $50 90
fnisI. c. -I. Prime steam lard Cash OF
.,alienltI- .h.AN. Orioler. y 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
ACoIored Deacon Murdered.
BY telegraph to the Dispatch.

TEy tfItkfap On 70 me UlspaIcl.
NEW ORLEANS. September ia
special to the PieaguHe from Canton.
Miss. saws: Last night. at q colorel
church ten miles east Of this city. Leon
Cockrell. a negro school-teacher. shot
Aaron War;. colored deacon. while
The latter was kneeling with the con-
gIegation at prayer. Officers have gone
10 arrest the murderer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Marine disaster ana loss Of Life

PORT COLBOBNE. ONT, Septemb r
l0-1he schooner Erie Wave cap,ized
oh Long Point during 4 gale Tuesday
night, and Mrs. Mcpherson, from Port
Burwell, and Edward Strange, Passen'
ger. were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
silver Shipped from New Orleans 20
Washington.

by Telegraph to The Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, September l0.-The
United States steamer Swatara will
leave here about II O'Clock tomorrow
for Washington. She has on board
slO,4OO,000 in silver, doubtless the
most valuable cargo ever taken from
this port. The Treasury agents who
have weighed the silver and superin-
tended its transfer from the Mint to the
Swatara feel a sense of relief. now that
their labors are completed. They leave
for Washington tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

case from cinder-bank the cas4bursl
and the molten cinder flew all over his
body. His shoes were burned from
his feet. His arms and body were
burned in shocking manner, and the
fesh hung in shreds and fell from the
bones. He was taken to his home,
where he died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
TOBACCO MARKETS


RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
~ElTEHrER 10. 1855.
Market continues nru and active on q -
grades bright tOuaccO. buf sales are .ignfer
today EepOri- are still cHlrny % a bulllsn
character. hut ulus. stiA with a brighter
outlook from many reports Buyrls rom
flr Interior hFe ST. ou tle malkri and are
laying ln good supplies on speculation.
Manufacturer are buy NJ .Du--fs a. ely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
LATE WEATHER REPORT.


D ~ 3 y ~ 70 NJ - II7--'''I
WA~HI>oION. September IL 4.
M-For the Nidiie 1fiaafic Sf4tes.
gnyaHy far Uea'ler. preceIed ta tie
centoi Ioa,on b. hytt ioc1I shor>rs.
d,mmishpg eas'.rly reertny 70 soD'a-
eciy ~uif, anil sia''onary JoHoc.a by
hi4h.r teDipeTQ'HTe.
For Inc South atlantic S'afss. geae-
lQUy tQir ,reQihe,. r0r,a5ie rnds. 0a'l
n.ariy sfat,onary tcmPerat'~e.
For R,chm>ud anil ricm0y, c1a-
hnped re1t and generally Jatr reatber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
statue OF Commodore Perry Tn
yelled.
IBy telegraph to the OLspateh.l

NEWPORT, r. l.. September TO-
The statue Of Commodore Oliver Hazard
Perry was unveiled to-day with unusual
pou.p and ceremony in the presence OF
a very distinguished gathering. The
statue was unveiled by Mrs. Lafarge
and Mrs. Pepper, granddaughter 0
Commodore Perry, and the tag came
down exposing the monumental bronz
to the public gaze amid enthusiast
applause. Senator Butler. Of Scat I
Carolina. made speech al the banquet,
v hich followed the unwilling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
ArLen.ss nsmeernrie Cen=re.snan.

y" - w
LITTLE Rock. ARK, September TO-.
Official and unofficial returns from the
Third district give McRae. Democratic
romlnee for Congress. about 5000 ma
joIity-double the majority -iyen the
Democratic candidate last November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Augusta County Democratic NOnIna'
ffnus

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch
STAUNTON. Va September To-
The Augusta County Democratic Con-
vention met to-day--all the delegates
,eighty-fourl present. Absalom koiner
was nominated for the Senate, and Ed
ward Echols and S. Il. Lightner for the
House Of Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

Especial Telegram to the Dispatch
PETBRsHUgc, September l0.-The
Republican Senatorial Convention met
in this city at noon, but adjourned
until { o'clock. When it reassembled
Mr.. Charles Gee. Of Prince George
county. was nominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
LADY t,urusd TO Deal,,.

Especial Telegram to the Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. September 10
Mrs. Smilhois, wife Of Daniel smi,hers,
residing near Washington, \. c.. at
tempted a day or tive since 20 kindle
fire With kerosene OH. The can ex-
ploded and The lacy vas so horribly
burned ,ha, he died in few hours ia
excrucia,ing agony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

SErIxNBEE 0.-There Is no material
change TO note IN the tobacco market fOr
the past week. Tne stOsk las Deen veFy
much reduced and Bur little ~ the cd crop
len over. The manufacturing demand u
good. and sales are readily made a. TAR
Ificss. 10 IN announced that the dfougni
las proved destructive 20 the grow ing crop,
and has cut 70 very much shott. FROM the
beat Information obtained Il j. the opinion
that TO- county Ol Dinwifd,e las been more
favored by rains and mas better crops OF 10
baccO than any county Ina the stale. 81
the crop Is suffering there 10 40 ne extent.
Many u the painters ia this section intend
70 Try the rue-cuIcd process We Qaoie
Long leaf DARK. sIaasl4 medium leaf slOa
sig; short leaf tsasIO; lass soac. pa-
miDgs gEswl slas4-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Amai..Pox Notes.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispateh-l
MONTREAL, September l0.-The
Official statement 81 the health depart
uep, to-day shows that 81 new cases
u smallpox weie reported yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
rhrrRsHrKG PANT MARKET

IIFTUTFII IuF ne IlfN1INn.I
-FfTFNEtE g-Thc market continues
fuii sud quiet. Saes at 3s3i,c. Tor prins
10 'Ntts Prime. 81 .c FOR fancy. spanish
nuts aoa94 e.. Receipts far. with a good
stock ou hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
PEANUT MARKETS


SrrTEHHER s-teanuts are msiniainet
~ steady priccs trading o. moderately &C.
i've: quoted ~ 4itati- &C.. tOf ha~f maud pick
esd ana si,a8Ec. FOR nrmers grsde<--
.ff1FUaf D. Commerce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

have returned here under the escort Oh
four companies of troops. The miners,
II is alleged, threaten to destroy Tue
company's buildings, all OF when are
under strong guard. Serious trouble
is feared as soon as the miners think
they have opportunities to carry out
their threat.
OMAHA, NEB., September W
News was received at the Union Pacific
Headquarters to-day that four more
bodies Of Cinnamon had been recover
ed frsn the ruins at the scene OF last
weeks disturbance in Rock Springs
wv; and, under protection oil the
military, vigorous search is being made
for others. General-Manager Galloway
said to-day that he regretted to see an
attempt beipg made TO JUSTLY the acts
committed at Rock Springs. lie did
not propose making any further replies
at this time to the statements regard
ing his company and its management
more than to say that the assertion that
Governor Warren is or has been in any
way indebted to the Union Pacific rail-
way is entirely and maliciously false.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
f.iNGsf0He.

loNroS, September l0.-GIadstone
is Suffering hom lambsso, which has
ccnlnsd him 10 bis house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
a Ahos King Death.

lBy telegraph to the Dispsteh.l
LEBANON. Pa, September To-
While Sheridan Bonner Was pulling a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
COTTON Markets.

NORFOLK. "a. September -. lotion
cssy mldiIng o.. Set receipts 7z2 bales /;
gIassIeceipfs ~ bates stock. ott bales J.
.alss lDf hale-.
WLNISaIuN. \. G.. September 50 --C"i-
Ton steady. md i'ins. g.. Net receipts lSt
iaies gloss receipts. l5t hsirs sales. yJ2
bales.
~AyANSAH a. september ln.--COttOn
finn. uIGdung. -. Set recel pts 27yt
bales gfos, receipts s3e bales skles. 100
bn e. stock .BrB tales.
AUGUSTA. "a. =. ptember %. Cotton
steady uidd'ing. -. shipments. ava
hais-s salss ss9 halrs.
CfAELE-1OS :. e.. -epfe uiber l.. Tot
tot nrm, mlddiing 9r. Set receipts. l,S-t
ts'rs grcss receipts. .tef Da.ss. sales, 200
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
CIN,INNATI.

CISCINsArL Sepfemb"r t0.-Flour Ia
better demand and unchanged wheat
.ttDieer. 80. 4 ~-a~ec. Cora firm. 40.
uIaed % e.. rsfa 10 ftr demand aud
~frady NJ. o. Nti -5tZs r Pork iIll
~ ,Ht7s Lard easier a. fGl74 Bulk
u.tnf. easier. shoulders. 20 30. short ub,
.I.s-. Bacon in moderate demand Should
cri- 81 -. -toif r.h & -. short clear.
st55. Whisky irregular 40 q o5. sugar
ffIu nui unchanged UYgs easier. cons
% ou aui right s31oafs.SJ parking aud
hufcUrl. "A east d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. September Io.--FlOur steady
and INN. " heaf-~outhetn nrm. with nari-
eurng tendency: western easier. southern
red. s9ag2c. amber. 95s96c. No Mary
land. 9-ar3ic.; No. western winter red.
spot. e6itR~6'- ~. Corn southern higher
ar whiteafd firm: western easier and dan
southern white ard yellow. 52ajit Data
steady and nrm southern 2pa3ic.; west
,u white. 2gs72c.: mixed. 2fila2si &C. !.
l,ulsyitan.a 2ga3tc. Provisions qufet IN
lnsfnrceS easier. Whlskey dull a. tl.l5t
si.I7. other articles unchanged. FreIkhts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
WILMINGTON.

W'LsINGTOS. september .-rarpentins
.u.t az SIC. Hasln duil. strained. ~ r.;
good s0c lar lrm a $50. crude turf-E-
glrgln siuu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

DASviLLE TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported foT the Dispsteh.l
sEI9xxBxE e.--ssles fox The week, I, asa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

SEw YORK. September 10. Cotton steady:
sales. - bales; up .ands. 10 l-I.c. orleans.
10 g. &c, conAui dated net receipts ~ 9i
bales; oNpOris-to t,reef Britain sos bales.
itaLce. l.5t2 bales, continent 200 ba.es.
Flour southern quiet. Mheat-cash f<tlc
higher and very quiet ungradsi rcd 15a
gltc.: No. nd 92as2ac. iu elevator. sep.
tea. hcr. 9It,aH2 .c.. uT'obHf a2h sgBa,.
Corn ossd steady ungrai =. g. ,a5pe.
No. T. sssc. IA elevator. Septcm 'irf sst.s
sec. ociobef ioi.c Oais- VI Ned hes y
aTd lower: white sale higher; No. ?. 2ea,
20l.c. Hops dU.l aud rominal. Coffee =
Spoi fair: RIO quiet NJ s~.5osss.62'i FOR oil
AID new. NO. : RIO spot. $500. Sepiem-
her 1915. sugar urm aud quiet MOa>-ss
dun and nominal Rice steady. Co.ton.
seed Oh 3xa35c. for crude. s7a3sc. fpr re-
mad. Ros'n steady. Turpentins weaker
a. 2V e. HIDES steady. Wool hrn. PORK
fairy active and steady. Midiles duli.
Land rae points lower. western steam.
spaf SO f0as6 SD. september S. 30. OctO-
Ter 80 ff.ee 81. IRE xhfs steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

The ssI.tsssnese ccmoussratfsu.
10y telegraph 20 The DisIateh.l
Rock SPRINGS. WYOMING, Sep
TIMBER l0.--Sess1 hundred CbiaAmen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

~. LorIs, September lO.-FlOur steady
end unchanged. Wheat mifly active bat
. o. 'oWrr. so. rcd. cash. $50 : 'pfeu.
Ter So &C.,. october o.. .afuAr. Corn Ash
higher. options lover. No. 2 mixed. cash.
81 aa2.c.. October 800 ~. Oa's-tn-h heffer.
opfrfs th,sI. 80 mixed cash. 2ta13c
september ana Oct0Der. =, A.. Whiskey
s'tsdy af 81 Os Provisions dull AMI lover.
Irik go 81 Lard Small lots 81 1Oa
p. -. liulk-ncafs-iong q ear, 500 -uDrt
ID. 8 -u: short clear S.. Bacon Tong
clear. ff.inas6 ~; short ribs. Sc.iys:1 g..
shDft Gear s6 fUatD.7O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

ID IA n ; .HD vi iV-f = - ain.'Hsss
RlcHMosD. september l.. lsa5.
oFFERISs-.
WHEAr.-W hfr. 1870 Bushels Mixed.
bushels Ri. lza- bushels 4pta.
Cces.-Wnl,e. 900 bushels Mixed ss
lfs.-s
OAI-.--l 77u bushels.
Elr.-ttn bushels.
SALES IMPORTED O, sErEErARY.
WHEAr.-Whfc. ~ bushels far az -
Nlxfi llnD bushnell, p.ue uu private
isius. IL hushr.s com .nOu Ar rie. y )
~ IlsA,'s common 70 prime Iuug'-rrN
~ -lc. 90 O. f3- bushels common % pr. n~
N.prI hsIrs ~ 20 fO 49,.
CDf>. WHITE. ~ bushels very good Fir-
g.nn al 't0.
OAI-.-Wmter 30 bushels prime 3 .rsln.a
af4-c Mixed soc bu..eI, very cool at
Bic. Sprnz. lzn bushels tciy good -l-in2
AIftln a ou private terms.
oN tAlL BOAKD-YlI4sT CALI II 80 An.
WHEAT. nm. Asted.
SO. Red. September ...... SOD
so. o. Eed. Dsioner. ..-..-... 81
So. Rid November -
iuHH.
50. White. -ep''Inh"r.....-- 90. "a
sLOCR.
We quote. Fine. sz7jass; superine
ssss3 30. extra. ss75ass; family. STA
S47j: patent .amiiy. country, ;j.25aso.;O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

We quote. Fine. 81 7jas8; super'ine
s8ss8 30: extra. sB.75a5t; family. sta
g47j. patent family. country sj.2jaso.5O.