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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
EARKETs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

F6N AORA-
NEW YORK September i.-Cotton quiet: sales,
1893 bales; uplands, l0Ic: Orleans. iic. net re-
ceipts, 4609 bales; e1ports-to Great Britain,
402 bales: stock, Bi,6O9 bales Southern nour
duh and unchanged. WheAt-spOt heavy and
very duh; options very dull SAGE. lower,
closing steady; No. red, September, sshs
gsTc.; October 99HcaSi; November. tl.eOt.a
sL0lA, closing az sl.Oi. Corn-spot steady and
very quiet: options dun and sake. lower,
closing steady: september, a3ha53Jic.; Octo-
Der. 54a54fc.: November. biaA4c. Oats-spot
Ia2c. lower and dull: opuens neglected and
unchanged. Septenb Der closing al 3OAc., October
closing at 3O3tc., and November csosing at Sic.
no. Z, spot @4a soc.; mixed western, SosSoc.
Colse-So session OF the Exchange to-day;
spot Rio Arm Aad quiet at slAo for fair car
goes sugar-kaw quiet aud nrm; fair re-
inning, 8 5-l6c.; refined active and arm. kolAs
ses nominal. Rice arm and quiet domestic.
changed and steady. Cottsn-sced oil nominal:
crude. 1s42c.: yellow, 4sj4a4sc. Rosis dull snt
neglected; common 70 good strained, SlO2Hs
81 s7ss7Xc. Hides nrm. Wool in good demand
and nru. Pork dull and STEADY: old mes-.
sIL25ssl45o; new mes, sia2ossl5@. Boei
quiet and steady; extra mess, $50. Beef
hams dull at fi5atla50. Tered beef inactive:
city extra India moss, sia50asi275. Cutmeats
dull and unchanged. hiadlss stronger; short
clear, 9kc. Lard-spot western higher and
stronR. with some export demand: options lie
tober, fe45ssa %. closing m fs.s0 bid: rennod In
fair demand; coauneat s20. Freishis arm.
BALTIMORE
BALrnons. Nd. sepsemoar Lotion steady;
middlinx. lgAc. Flour quiet and easier. Wheat
Southern quie< and steady: fulrz, ssc. ssioi;
Longberry. DC ssi.0s: western fEiriy active and
steady; No vinter red. spcs. Nka2sk &c:
September, 9si<s9sAe October. GkaG Nc; Do
cembsr, 9ee.sg9,sc C0n--southorn dun and
nominal; vhits. sss57c. yellow, &ssdcs Western
moro sctfve and STEADY: mixed. spo< 65ASlAc.
september. Ssao<c.; year. EaGte.: ssaoary.
454 a<6ho Oats qui-s and sseady. eoushera
aad Pennsylvania, a1a34c.: wesssra whiss. S,a
Sic.; western mixed. s9s5ic. hye stead, 81 Szs
90, Hay dun and easy; prime 70 choice west
srn. si5s8i6 So Provisions quiet and steady.
Petroleum. steaAy; roancd. TIC. Coffee nrm;
kIo csrgoes fair stf<Ae. sagsr-Copper-re
steady ss ls&ais4e. whisksy quiet 81 Si.s6A
siA
ST LOUIS
81. LoUrs, September x--Flout steady. Wheat
higher. closing kSkc. above yesterdays prices;
No AIRED, cash, s3hc. bid; Sep<smber. e3ke
ea,kc.; Dscembex. eSas5Ae co<n gaios ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02


ASHLAND, September !, 1888.
Hon. II. II. dwell has just sold his
entire wheat crop at 81 bushel This
is the highest price paid for whet this
season IN the Richmond market. it
speaks well for Hanover. and makes our
farmers feel proud to know that one from
this county can carry off the palm.
The Hanover Troop intend to give a
drill, followed by q full-dress hop, on Sep
tember Dist at Mt. Pleasant, in the lower
end of the county on the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio road.
The bridge over the Chickahominy
river at 1bomass Mill is in a very danger
GUS condition. The county authorities
of both Hanover and Henrlco should see
the importance Of its immediate recon
ztruction, IS should any accident happen
heavy damages could be claimed.
A number of names have been at
tached TO the list that mas been started
here FOR the formation of a Democratic
Campaign Club. In the course OF few
DAYS the club will be formed and it will
be one of the largest and most substan-
tial ones in the State.
The Ashland Graded-School building
has been thoroughly renovated for the
fall term that will soon begin. The
board have added several new classes,
and with the increased appropriation
will be able TO have full term Of nine
months.
Mr.. George +. Crawford. real estate
agent, has sold the farm of the late John
$. James. situated near Ashland on the
Telegraph road, to Mr.. l.. II. Carleton
for $1,000 This is one Of the finest
places near this town. 1t contains l1S
acres aud is improved by large double
residence, with all necessary out-build-
ings
A great deal Of interest is being taken
by our citizens in the graded school. 1t
has been recognized with q view OF
giving Ashland and vicinity what has
long been needed. The successful term
Of last wear has led the Board of Educs-
ton TO believe that in a few years the
school will offer every advantage which
could possibly be desired They have
therefore repaired the school building,
increased the appropriation, and other
Nlst lahtu steps W MIAMI lAo AhotAtHtASA
a permanent success.
Our farmers and those who use the
road to Richmond by Thomas's mill are
complaining Of the insecure and unsafe
condition of the bridge that crosses
Chickahomlny river at that point 1t
will cost but little to repair 1t, but If any
accident should happen there it would
change the aspect, as the sufferers would
have good case for damages. The
SUPERVISORS of both Hanover and Henrico
counties should take this matter under
consideration and be speedy in action.
Politics arc on the boom here. Quite
number of names have been signed to
the list Of Democratic Campaign
Club, and it is fully expected that at the
organization, which will take place in
few days, the number will reach the
hundreds.
Town-Sergeant John Brooks caught
and put up in the jsil-yard to-day eight
COWS that were at large. This is good
move, as our citizens have been greatly
annoyed this season. The owners were
compelled TO pay the regular fine. and it
is useless to say they have been taught
lesson. KAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
A FEARFUL hT0Rm.
Details OF Destruction at the Arhan-
sas Hot Springs.
by telegraph 70 The Dispatch. ]

lhy tclcgfnpn 10 tne Dlbparh-i
ST.. LOUIS, September Ia special
from Hot Springs. Ark, gives additional
details Of the fatal storm that visited
that place late Thursday night. The
first building swept away was in the
north end OF the town. The occupants
Matte Fletcher and four children
(colored) -were drowned. The husband
escaped. John Franklin rescued an IN
jured man from the swollen torrent in
the same locality. The bodies of a
woman and her one-dsy-old babe were
found in the drift in rear OF Wayerly
Hotel. An aged couple named Harrison
occupied a small cottage near Arlington $
stable. The force of the water caused
the building TO collapse, and the wife
was killed. There were several lost
whose names have not yet been ascer-
tanned. The victims were principally
poor people living in small cottages,
which could not withstand the storm.
TIE DEsOLATIoS BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, September l.
George Brown, of Lancaster, Pa, and
G. II. Coolidge, OF Cincinnati, visitors,
have just arrived here from the Hot
Springs and say that the desolation is
beyond description. They report thir-
teen people drowned. Nine bodies have
been recovered and inquests have been
held on four The lost are mostly colored
people. Owing to the despair and con-
fusion they could not learn the names of
the drowned or the amount OF damage
done. The houses along the central
street are badly undermined, and many
of those damaged will have to be re-
built. The telegraph wires are closed,
and it is impossible to get further par
iicnlars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

telegraphic item dated Atlanta criticises
Governor Perry for not appointing a
State Board OF Health. There is no law
providing for n State Board and al
though Governor Perry urged the pas,
sage Of such Law the Legislature failed
TO enact it.
Pensacola continues to suffer from the
regulation requiring the fumigation OF
the mails. Letters are delayed, and
many arrive mutiIated by the fumigation
stamp. Letters from Europe and north
ern States bear the mark Of the fumi-
eating stamp. and in some cases bank
checks have been cancelled by it. Busi..
ness is suffering, and merchants and
bankers are embarrassed by the delays
to the mails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRK. pAErrnoxs Arp RICE
Nosp Stock RxoHARokA
Grain, provtsisna Cotton. yshaesA Tar.
psntins Eesia. fas. aad
Peanut neYksss
nv telerraph % shs DIsp.,ch.,

NEW YORK. September 1.-The stock market
To-day, while little more active than last estur-
day was equally insigaincsat IS regards usdiD 6
Of the dsy. The tone u the deaiiqgs, however,
wss uniformly strong from The beginning 70 the
end. and everything on the list at toe cioso 10
higher than last evening The interest centred
entirely IN NORTH ern Pa .ilc and oregon Trans
continental during the rr.t hour. but those
stocks were supplanted later By Lscforsnna,
Reading. and Colorado coal The buying vas
good all tae way out, while trsiers wore tho
principal sellers. generally Of short stock. The
opening was generally rrm advance
over last evenings closing figures. en-
tending 10 = per cent. while wheeling
and Lake Ere was exceptional with loss OF
In Oregon Transcontinental. and IL wa stronG.
Advancing nearly n point the rest Of The lisi
sympatsiztng. while Cassda southern and
Wheeling and Lake Eri4 preferred AGO showed
a marked strength. There was period OF
stagnAtion after the movement was checked, but
lster tho coal stocks came 70 the irost. and
Lackaranna. Reading, aud Colorado coal De-
came special features, the latter advancin Z
nearly 2 per cent The general list again al
yapced small fractions. and tue movement lasted
until the close, which WAS quiet but strong AZ The
hes. prices Of The day. Everythtng IL higher
this evening. though except In Colorado coal,
which rose ] = per cent, the gains are for irac-
tlonh amounts only. Tbs sales aggregated &C.
000 shares
Nav YORK, September i--Sson.- -stocfs dull
ana arm. Money easy at iaiN. ETchange-Long.
4S5S short. 49,. GoVornments dun and steafy
EseRtn1 --KIcBangs qaiet eEi strong. Money
Coin. sl5s. G2i.0oO currency f99,3.oOc. Gov
srnments steady and nrm; per cen 8. i2ss;
~ per cents, 1867. Stats bonds entirely ne
glsctel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Conoy Island Races.

by telegraph 10 inc DlspaIchl
New YORK, September 1.-COney
Island Jockey-Club meeting to-day:
First race $500 five furlongs - Little
Minch won; Tipstaff second, Fred B..
third. Time, 1902.
Second race-one mile and furlong-
Judge Murray won; Now or Never
second. Kaleidoscope third. Time,
1:j5 4-5.
Third race-three quarters of mile
Dawdle (colD won Limbo second,
Souriere third. Time, l:l42-5.
Fourth race-one mile and quarter
Exile won Eurus second, Badge third.
Time, 2:eS.
Fifth race-one mile-Niagara won !;
Sam Harper, Jr., second. swift third.
Time, 1;4l l-5.
Sixth race-one mile on the turf
course-Elgin won; Roi Dor second,
Volunteer third. Time, l:i2 As.
All bets on the second race were de-
clared of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
Bank ofrissrs Deeamp with the
FUNDS
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

10y toiektnph W he DispsNhI
CHICAGO, September William A..
Swart, l.. II. Johnston, and Elijah Beck
Ter, president, teller, and solicitor of the
Savings Bank at Roseland, have dissp-
peared. About $50, 600, comprising the
entire funds OF the bank, are also miss
ing. Roseland is a southern suburb OF
Chicago. The village has a population
Of 2, 1000, nearly all HollAnders. Scarcely
family in the place will escape loss
The people were almost frantic to-day
when the discovery Of the flight was
made. Swart left yesterday. johnson
and Becker followed this morning
Swart was q "young Napoleon Of
finance" He had projected street-car
lines and similar municipal improve
ments, much to the astonishment of his
Dutch neighbors, but gathering in their
money by Offering comparatively hugh
rates OF interest. The bank had been IN
operation Just seven months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER q 1888

An interview was sought with Secre-
tsry Bsyard this morning on the
subject, but the Secretary declined TO
express himself for publication beyond
stating that no information has been re-
ceived on the subject by the depart
ment
"If il is true that China has rejected
the treaty." the Secretary added, "why
we have the former treaty still in force
with restrictive legislation now on our
statute-books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
ahss from Ambush.
[ny telograph % the DIspstch.l

Co1UmBIA, S. c., September l.
When within thirty yards OF his gate
last night Captain j. ID. Hogan, OF
Blythwood. this State, was shot from
ambush. the ball entering his back
under the left shoulder-blade. Re-
covering from the shock he fired three
times at the fleeing assassin, but without
effect Some months ago Hogan cow
hided one OF the Huffman boysin connec-
ton with the betrayal of his daughter,
and it is believed this attempt on his
life proceeded therefrom. -Four OF the
Hufimsns were arrested on suspicion
and an investigation is going on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

nrm; cssh. $lc., sspss'ber. <1sukc, ocpbsr,
to7.sffKc. 0zn dan snd nrm; No. Z. casn.
2sssske.: scptemtss, NAc., ni; oezster,
orrn. Pork. sla Lard. 20 i23 for corren, mare.
Dry,ssit meets--stoofaers, t7.so: longs aud ribs.
sh7sk and s2Sk: stsrLeiesrs. ssi2ksta<.
Bscsn--Saoal6srs. SS<t. loBgs AID rita, f9.5
and $40; shsrtcsssr. tzsex ss270
CHICAGO.
csrcAas. September L--Ths cash quotations
we're: Flour quiet and arm: choice 70 fancy
wfatsr petssts. s<6osf}-Ts. choice 70 fancy hard
spring patents. O. y5Ass.so. No 1sprins wheat
VI ksszsc: No. rod. een No. corn. Asc
No oats. M s2ikc. ne~sporx. tit0hssiAr.
Lard f956 sh0rt-ribs. fsfs. shoulders, t.Jos
C%s Shortclear, k<zfn ~. whistler, ti.A
LA leading ratlr.s rkal4f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
Two Deaths from Base-BalI.

10y teIograph 10 Ihe UIspaICII
CLEVELAND, o.. September 1.-Two
fatal base ball accidents were reported
to-day. At Lodi, o., q young girl named
Sheldon, daughter of the recorder of
Medina county, was struck behind tho
ear by foul ball and instantly killed.
At Republic, o., foul tip struck Henry
Sickemeyer, catcher Of the local club,
over the heart, causing his death III few
minntes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
A Wafer-spOuf.


10y VVIV8I'FI 70 w I-'7F--7-I''I
FLRMNGsBURo, KY, September IA
water-spout burst yesterday morning
along the line of the Cincinnati and
Southwestern railway, between this place
and Hillsboro, sixty miles east OF here,
washing out trestling, bridges, and fills,
causing discontinusnce OF trains and
doing great damage to fencing. Proba-
bly, the greatest money loss will fall on
the tobacco planters along the track OF
tue water, their crops all being washed
I'D and rnlnod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

JsuRxsYnss PIrxsxss, 0As- AND srBAh-
FfrTsxs Pkefkcrgys ASSOCIATION.

JsuRxsYass PIIusxss, Gas AND srsAh-l
FfTrsxs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. )
At called needing Of this association held
August Is isss, ths following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
whereas " has pasased the Grsss RULER OF ne
usiverss 70 remove from our p.i1se our brother
Aad fellow sorknsaa. n. y. buokANAr; And
whereas n vtsu Il the Loo se have sastsiasd ~
his death. sn1 she far greater lee - th>oe uho
we're rsar ana deer 70 him shcrveugs ~ IL
R.ssiss<, Thai ss tust tribute - the memory
Of ne aecseeS1 - deeply fogrss has departure
and rasurs for one uns uas n ovoky wny vUFthy
OF eur hlEhsss Fsspscs and enpesns and the en-
ample no has ie<s N By his spstle>s life We will
Rsssissx. ThAs - heartily sympstAiss win ~.
af.1cfsa ismiiy upoa the sore disPensAtsos VIA
vhica II hAs psessef Divine Providence ~ si.it
tbeal, and earnestly coamend them - Him WHO
or3ere1a al wnxs1of ne bese and whose cnss-
ussmsnn 60 s1vogs In nercy.
Asssts4 nst . copy q thess revolutions -
sent 70 No fanny Of sbe dec>aeed> end - -
AspsfaA ~ - ~ yublioallnns snA eaov -
snsssse upon - v.sD1s y tnh snBostasaos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
NEW YOnKs WIN ANOTHER
The BOStons Deaten again at Their
IIome-A Good Game.
Special telegram 10 the D!spatchl

BosrON, September 1.-The weather
had a bad effect on the attendance to-
day. but those who journeyed to the
grounds saw an excellent game and a
victory for the New Yorks. Clarkson
and Holly were in the points for the
Bean Eaters. while WEIGH and Ewing
were the New Yorks' battery. Ewing had
fully recovered from his injury of yes
terday, and caught well and batted hard.
The scoring began in the second inning,
when the New Yorks tailed on Rays
poor throw Of Wards easy bounder,
Richardson's hit, MOrrilPs poor throw,
and O ROurke's sacrifice. Ward gave an
excellent exhibition Of base-running in
this inning. In the third they scored
again. when Ewing hit a safe, reached
third on Tiernan's single. Rays muff of
Connor's fly, and Richardson's hit to
night (Gordon) Two more were added
in the fifth on EwiDgs hit, Wards drive
to centre, Ewings steam TO third, and
Richardson's liner to right field. The
BostOns first scored in the sixth on a
base on balls, q sacrifice, and Kelly's hit.
One more was made in the ninth on a
couple of hits
Bostons. 100000 / 2
New Yorks o 2 2 600 K 3
Base hits -Bostons, 10; New Yorks,
.. Errors Bostons, 3; New Yorks, 0.
Decentralization and Kelley; WEIGH
and Ewing.
Brooklyn:
Cincinnatis. 100 $1,000 %
Brooklyns ....0 90 l 0 0 0 %
Observation-Disclosures, Z; Brooklyns,
]. Errors -Cincinnatis, 6; Brooklyns 4.
Batteries Smith and Keenan, ; Terry
and Peoples.
indianapolis:
indianapolis. o 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-S
CbicaRos ......4 0 90 0 0 o 0 10
Observation-Disclosures, Q; Cbicagos,
7. Enors-Indisnapolis, 4; Chicagos,
>. Batteries -Burdick and Buckley !;
Baldwin and Daily.
Pittsburgh
First gsne.l
Pittsburghs.....3 0 90 0 0 4 o. 7
Detroits. ......1 900 l 0 0 o. 3
Base -Pittsburghs, 8; Detroits, Q.
Errors-Pittsburghs, 3 Detroits. 4. Bat
teries-Galvln and Miller Getzein and
Wells
Second camel
Pittsburghs... o o. % 0 0 o. 9
Detroits ......3 0004 K 8
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Detrots,
II. -Pittsburghs. 3 Detroits, !.
Batteries-Morris and Miller; Conway
aud Bennett
Cleveland
Kansas City.....O 0 2 0 l 0 0 O. 4
Base hits Clevelands, IA; Kansas
CITY, g. Errors-Cl eyelands, 2; Kansas
City, Is. Batteries-OBrien and Zim-
mer Hoffman and Donohue.
Baltimore:
Baltimores.....0 ] 900 l 10 0-3
Iouisvilles.....0 . 3 0 . 90 0 %
Base -hits-Baltimores, 9; Lousvilles,
II. Errors-Baltimore Louisvilles,
.. Batteries-Mike KilrOy and Fulmer
Ramsey and Kerins.
twelve innings:
Philadelps .000 000002-2
Washingtons 0 0OOOOO-O
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Wash
ingtons, Is, Errors-Philadelphias, 3
Washingtons, 2. Batteries - Sanders
and Schriver; Widner and Arundel.
Philadelphia
Athletics. .....1 OOO1 0 %
St. LOUIS. .....0 0 l 0 90 I 0 10
Observation-Disclosures 5; ST. Louis, 8.
Errors-Athletics, . St. Louis. 1. Bat
teries-Seward and ". Robinson; King
and Miligan.
the championship Record.
The League and Association clubs now
stand as follows in the championship
races:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
Anothor secret brought 10 Lighs.

ny Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatchl
PARIS, September 1.-The Nouvclle
ReUuc has published another secret docu-
ment in the shspe Of q letter from Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria to the Countess
Of Flanders, confirming the recent dis
closures aud severely attacking Prince
Bismarck's Bulgarian policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
Locomotive Firemer.

TEy IoI5sIaVa y w TIT
ATLANTA, GA, September 1.--Grnnd-
Master-Sargeant. of the Brotherhood OF
locomotive Riremen, telegraphed Mayor
Cooper to-day asking If, in view Of toe
yeIlow-fever in the South. it would DC
nrudent TO hold the convention OF the
brotherhood here. Mayor Cooper an
swered (: "There is absolutely no danger
from yellov-feyer in Atlanta. The city
never was in a more healthy condition,
and your convention can be held without
fear. This is en- honest and unbiased
oniniou and can be relied upon. The
convention win meet here September
10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
LANGsrON AT wAvERIY.
lie Carries the CrOwd-DeIegates
Chosen-suiciGe.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

fSpecloI tfIeEratn % NO UI'pAIcn.I
WAvERLY, Va, September John
NJ Langston addressed large and en-
thusisstic crowd Of negroes here to-day.
He was followed by one Ashe, of Motto
way, who spoke in behalf of Judge H..
w. Arnold. The majority seemed to be
with Langston, but it is the current
opinion that Arnold viii get the boys in
line before the 18th.
The Democrats held a meeting and
elected delegates to the County Conyen-
ton to DO held at Sussex Courthouse
next Thursday.
L. G.. Randall committed suicide at
Claremont to-day by shooting himself
with q pistol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
Attne Kings Request.

rBy Anglo American cable 70 tho Dispstch.l
BELGRADE, September AT the re-
quest Of King Milan the tribunal before
which the matrimonial difficulties of
the King and Queen Natalie we're to have
been brought for settlement has adjourn
ed for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
nanYiIle Tobacco.

10y ItItKIhpu % VI" DI5VAN1usI
DAHv1LLE, VA, September 1.-The
sales Of leaf tobacco ia this market during
August amounted to 2,6O5, 673 pounds.
Sales from October to August aggregated
%, S58. G42 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
soiut service.

There will be joint service at the
Male Orphan Asylum this afternoon at 5
o'clock in which both the orphan boys
and the veterans OF the Soldiers Home
will join. Rev. Mr. Martin. Of Hamp-
den-Sidney. will oilciate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
Nominates for congress.

KsoxyILLE, TENN, September L.
The Democratic Convention for the Sc
coud congressional district of Tennessee
met to-day and nominated Hon. Samuel
q. Heiskell for Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

An immense number OF the political
friends Of Hon. Allen q. Thurman called
on him last night at Columbus, Ohio,
aud paid their respects to that distin-
guished Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PUKI o. RICHMOND. SBPrEM
ARRIVED.

steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, aud passe ngers, L Is. Tatum,
agent
schooner Nina A. Read, Dickson, Eenne bee,
icc, Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Charles II. Fabens, Howes. Boston.
coal, Richmond Cosl-Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
schooner Mary r. Baron, Eskridge. Stamford,
bark, A. B. Goodman: vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

OAAAh hhD wi Jun EAOnhu4h
RICHMOND. September I. 1888
OFFERINGS
WuEAT.-S726 bushels
CORH. -. $50 bushels.
OArs-l. lss bushels.
HALss ksP9EraD TO sEcsKrkRY
WHEAr-Wh'e, 30 bushels fair at 95c. Long
berry, 80 bushels very good at 81: l0S bushels
fair at 60, Mixed. liz bushels very good AZ DC.
l.0s0 bushels good a. DC. 40 bushels fair ~ Doc
20 bushels common az $50. ShOrtbsrry, 395 bush
Gle very good az 9S. ~ bushels very good At &c:
lf2 bushels good AZ g5c. 40 bushels fair AZ J2c,
~ burb'ls common al SOc. Total sales Of wheat
3,010 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat. 6728 bushels; same
day lAs, year, 1878 bushels. Sales today Of
wheat. 300 bushels. same day last year, e,4il
bushels. Offerings 20 far this season, Zl,7'i
bushels: same time last year, @7,l25 bushels
Extreme range OF prices to-day, sc. ~ 81
same time last year, ~ % Sic.
CoEN.-Whtte, 90 bushels very good al SIC. a.
bushels good al $3.50. Total sales Of coru, lOS
bushels.
oATs.-Winler, 40 bushels very good at DOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

INV YORK. September The weekly bank
statement IA as follows: Reserve, decrease,
S. g3i so. losns increase, 81 93 30; specie, de-
crease 1881 s00 egal-tenders Increase. $50, 300;
deposits, decrease. s43l,9C0; circulation, de-
crease, 5t3.eoO.
Tho banks now hold tl6.160,62 5 In excess Of the
OK Der cent rtlie-