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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARxEr.

SErFgNBRR %. 1882.
Tho trade may be said 20 have taken : decided
turn tni. week, which Only ended to-day WIN al
Increased volume Of busiae4a, especially 10
trgnt Wrappers which 8e for two weeks past
have been prelietng Dsttins things ior Baywg
T. chiefly ON manufacturers occouat snd largely
f1r tho Vest aud CA regular orders from new
York. Speculative oriers Gro also on tne rnar-
kci. bat hayo tho appearance Of being sunsian-
tial buyers gho sill not e4poct tooqlick turn.
There aro Others that arc waxing sud watching
for fl moro do0nito lurn s,ll. Wnno u - more
trau probable that como fnlr ofo-s have boaa
made on catcrs-enf NO know d soole unre-
roried ssls,, TOO -it ia likely thai larger tredng
will soon como 20 light Tho market was re-
novoi this week Of several hundred hoe>sheads
of common bright, whicu nave been shipped out
OF tho state. Ourm0rchant5 begin 90 feel better,
bus thoro 10 no excitement or ooom feeling
among them. Some few wrappor-holders haVo
marked up prcoi, 0ut tho consIgnees VIII
doubtless uso some Judgment good oilers are
made. Sun.curot is quiet snd arm.
Tho election u oclcers takes place Monday
nextatlsoc.ock, aud The contest Is expected TO
be urusnaily exciting, Tor tho inspcctorship Is
involved. and tie trade aud three candidates are
in suspense, ana tAore Is much doubt about tho
outcome
Mr. charles Watkins. % president Of the trade.
retire. Ia him We hayo had an honest, fair.
and sadeioc.ory officer, whose tenure q Office
vas during the dullsst IN the trades hLatory. He
leaves the chair with dcssryediy ineroased popu-
lar.ty, - be ssececdeJ Oy Dr. Il. A. Patterson,
the woil-kBoEu manufacturer. and from him tho
trade will expect equally "a much as his preds-
cessor. Mr. Mcleod, a. secretary and Aessrs
Powell and Trice, as adetonecrs, have no oppo-
sition.
The frost last night was slight and local, but
will cause close cutting to-day, as few planters
will risk their plants ull Monday next on the
present change in tho weather. Green cutting
will make a rank, bitter tobacco, almost next 10
frost, except ia point OF weight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Yesterday wss tho last day on which
snits could be instituted in the City Cir
cult Court and the summons be made re-
turnable 70 October rules, and as a cou-
sequence Deputy-Clerk Howell WAS kept
pretty busy. Sixteen suits were brought,
but they were ali Of an unimportani
character except that Of little Maggie
Willix, who. Being an iofiut, sues, by
her next friend, z. $. Butler, the l'ich-
moDd Union-Passenger hallway Com
pany. She Was run over 10y Que OF the
company's cars lat May at the corner OF
Seventh and Clay streets, and RS she Is
still lame it is cOntended will bc perma'
nently So from the Effects OF the injuries
received. Damages $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
TnE Great DOG-snew.
Mr. MN nero aud at Work In dead
Earnest

Mr. George II. Hill. of MADEIRA, o.,
superintendent Of the Virginia Bench
Show and one Of the best-known dog
men il America, arrived here Friday
night. Yesterday he visited the Exposi-
ton building. and expressed himself as
greatly pleased with the bench-show
building, which he pronounces to be Sc
cond only TO Madison Square in point OF
light, ventilation, room, and other ac-
Communications. Mr. hiil will remain in
Richmond till after the close OF the
bench-show, aud Will have charge of re-
ceiving, unpaoking, and placing the
dogs In the building, and exercise gen
ersl supervision over the whole bench
show, and at the end of the show will
superintend the repackiDg and sending
homo OF the CANNES.
The benching, feeding, Watering, dis
injecting, ventilsting, &c, OF the dogs
Will be attended 10 by tho SQrait's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
The hoIid Dcmncrntr.

The Solid Democratic Clab held a
large and enthusiastic meeting at Their
club-room, no. 90 south Second street,
last night-President y. Il. Reid pre-.
siding. After the regular business had
been transacted the CLUB was addressed
by Mayor kllyson, Colonel Tazewel
Elicit, Messrs. Conway Z. sands,
Charles E. Workman. Jr., and DR.. A.
Monieiro. After the speaking refresh
ments were served and heartily enjoyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
g. rAe,,erman,n Enneral.

The funeral OF Mrs Mary c. Chester
man took place yesterday at midday
from tho Clay Street Methodist church.
Besides her numerous deeply-grieyed
family there was Il large attendance OF
the friends and neghbors of the lament
ed lady. The pallbearers were Nessrs.
Felix Baughan, Lisby BEDFORD, Gilbert
Hunt, Isaac Newman, &. =. Cross,
Charles Epps, G. ". James, and james
Gilman. The services were conducted
by the Rev. Dir. Atsill, the pastor, as
sisted by the Rev. W. T.. Evans and the
Rev. Moses y. Hoge, D. D., the latter
Offering a feryent, touching, and slo-
quent prayer. Mr.. Frank Cunningham
feelingly sang the beautiful hymn
Home Of the Soul " during the services
and Good Night rs the casket was
borne from the church to the hearse.
The remains were followed to Hollywood
by large procession Of carriages con-
tanning the sorrowing relatives and the
friends Of the family Tho interment
WIS in the family plot, the Rev. Mr..
Atwill and the 4 ev. Dir. Evans officiating
Mt the final services When all that was
earthly of the good lady was laid mt rest
the turfed mound was covered with
beautiful floral design, and sorowing
tears we're she'd by the bereayed children
and grandchildren Of their beloved dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Mrs. A. Hutzlcr who died ia this city
yesterday morning, was truly q mother
III Israel" Her long life was record
OF kind thoughts and kind deeds. She
Was a woman OF devoted piety, friend
to the poor and needy, comforter to
the distressed. Her heart was a fountain
Of charity. Al who knew her sincerely
mourn with her venerable husband and
four sons and two daughters who survive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
~ ufNtsRIAu.

Whereas 10 has pleased God 10 remove from
our nl,d,tOur friend and fellow-msmoer. FRsD-
PRICK H. DOSEHAs; and whereas thoas Of Us
VINO knew him dc9ire 20 record puOlicly the
opinion Of him which We held Individually; DO
IL therefore
Rlsolesd By ne hddlson- Yard Democratic Club
Of fas alfg II RiehiaoHd, 1hat in tho death OF
Frederick II bowman tho community has iost
a citizen Of sterling integrity ami str0ng PROMISE
OF future usefulness, the Democratic party 3
faithful and active member, and his immediate
friends 0ns sincerely attached 70 them: his
manner modest aud unassaming, but his spirit
faithful aad 'Sin .erc.
g. 4 6srthtr rsssirsd, That a copy OF these re-
solutions eo Published IN the kichmond DIS
match. TiD.sx and state. ard thai another copy DO
forwarded u tho family OF the deceased a. a
MARI Of cur deep sympathy with tLoso most di-
roctIy arocsod BY their Loss.
"There 10 no death; what seems 90 IS transit
dou.
This life Of mortal breath
Ia nut tho pathway 10 tho leld Klysian.
Wnoee portal We call Death
wHIiAn I0vnsfeN, President
ceawGg 4 JeAsso'A secsptaEx ere tsaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

ond remember that when you come 10
the Exposition Julien Blnford's store,
1902 east Main street, two doors below
the Dispatch Office, is the place 10 re-
port and receive hospitality, outside Of
obtsiniug from him the best Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, &c, &C, &c. Mir. Bin
ford will have a private desk for his
friends and strangers.
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Amusement. ms. weeh.

Grau's Opera Company gives four per-
formauces at the Academy this week
viz, Monday night, "Black Hussar
Tuesday night and Wednesday matinee,
"Queens Lace Handkerchief and
Wednesday night, "Erminie, % or by ITS
original name, Robert Macaire. The
company Is well recommended by the
press of the cities in which it hes recent
IL appeared The chorus numbers TWEEN
ty-fvo aud is well drilled and the orches-
ira viii consist OF fourteen instruments.
The "Strcets Of New York comblna-
ton opens an engagement at the Theatre
Wednesday night. In the rolc Of Tom
Badger" Mr. Frank kiiday has made a
pronounced success and Is supported 10y
q number of specialists.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NRW YORK.

Nsw YOnx. September s2.- Cotton quiet; sales,
lG bales: lsss escnLng. Vi bsias: upianda,
10 lite: orioaaS 10 9lssa rooeipss as Ell ports
to-day, 9s 81 bales: exports ~ Great Britain.
4 90 bales: stock. 80 GS baso<. Wheat AaAc
higher and very dull: optiens taAc higher and
hrm; Ne 2 rel, oetooor, sl-ei sfL.Qxns. closed
81 oagss Cons Nc. higher, quiet and rrm: cp-
;iers kAAc- nigherand nrln; ApianbsKs 3Aei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

The Board of Aldermen will hold a
called meeting tomorrow evening at D
o'clock to consider the ordinance allow
ing the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company to run steam-engines
aud cars ON Broad street from q point be-
tween Rylsad and Harrison streets 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

NEW YORK. September % Tho stock market
Wa extremely active aud decidedly strong %
day from tho CpeEiag IA the close. and afatn
everything made mstorlal gains Tor the daY.
London had some selling orders Ia the market
a. the opening. Ths temper - the room VAS
buiiish ard the market became very strong TN
meliately. and fhe opening prizes ia most 81
tho Lat we're the loves, q nc day. Pacific NAL
and New Knciand scveioPsc markel activity
and Strength. tAe latter especially displaying
great buoYancy. al, win F'aycriy n setback
durag tho whole ao.sion. ID aeyaaoei, gaining
nearly per cent Easi Trnneases second pre-
fsrred. Denver aud $50 Grlpde preferred. ard
Louisville AIT Melville All followed Win
marked adyapceS apd among specfalues 'hl-
cago en- East ILLINOIS preferred. Chesapeake
and Ohio, aRd Big Four W~re very prominent
Missouri Paci1c and Heading iclaed tho pro
parts % tho bst and ccosed Only Win tho close
a business The q re was active and swong -
tho pest prizes Tho facst marked 81 rnUc =
were: New England, ga: Chariosioa, Ctncin-
matt, Columbth3 All Indianapolis. y. Denver
and Rio Grand. preferred and tnS. Tennessee
second preferred II each: Pacific Mall snd
Chicago and Fast inincs pguferred. per cent
each. and oshrrs siasiler amounts. Tho sales
eggregs'c-t ESfsO srafes.
NsW YORK, Sontsuter s'--AooH. Stocks weak
ard unse.tiod. Money easy at 3. kxchange-
Long, 49,; short go. Governments dull AMI
stPEfv.
BseniRG.-ESchnaFe Cuiot. eteahy. and ea'v.
Money easy AZ 1ni per cent Snb-preas1ry bal
Ruccs-Ccln. u Jf.sf5 Co.. currency. slsSlLtH.
Governments dan nrd sfoady % strong; per
cons, IL; ~ per couts, iO'h. Stale bonds reg
lectod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

the Exposition Grounds. This is not
the regular October meeting OF the
Board, which will occur one week later.
The Common Council will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow eve
ming at 7 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

WAKFFfeL D-NlCWE.-- Married, In Wash
Stqkeiy. st h.s rr-d a1rr, 1855 Il street. Mr.
WILLIS ". WAKEFIELD and Miss ADELIA K.
MCAlE: b3eh Oh Richmond, Va,
VILLA S-WILKl Married, Monday
fbeesth o. September. iu Noso arton, y. {, BY
the Rev. Thomas O. Addison, - t1i r. WIZ
LIANS g. Miss JENNIE j. WILLIAMSON; both
oil kichm0n1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

have a Pool-Table. sail by players
to be tho best IN Richmond only been
used nine months; ivory balls and all
attachments perfect. 1t cost Si25. III
take 3-jU and not one cent less.
JUMWS BINFoRD,
1902 east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

CONNORs Died. at BIS ra-iience, yll Byrd
strset. on yes'ariay. 90 Iljl A.. H., JOSEPH j..
CONNORS, 10 tao tWouty-scYenth year o. ms
age. 90. ,,.... ~.
thelrnl THIS AFTERNOON ~ 9 O'cock. Friends
are Invited % attend.
HUrIrER.-Diel. SAT RAY, September %,
1884, a. l2 oCi0~k H., NtilA, bfiorei WHO ~
Abraham uuu.er, ia tho soYcuI-hiin year Of
her ego.
lhs funeral will take place from her late resi-
dcrco. $40. SIS east brJai street, MONDAY, DC
tole- lst 40 lI O'Clock =. M Friends OF the lami'
ly are laylted to attend. No lowers
KTFrN.- Died, a. nor residence. No. 3ii0 les
ter street. atbtJ b.. S.. Sfto- nCI'f Illness, Ars
EVA hLElN, reliet OF George Il. h!ein, Ia nor
sixty-tOurl year
Dearostuno.hsr. thou has left as;
We ny los mot dcop.y feel:
Bgf MS Goa WAO has toreft u6,
Me can al our sDrI0Ws heaL
Conc from this earth in hor innocence apd
purity:
Como among bright angels 10 dwell:
Conc 10 ex. lore tie dark realms VI futlrtty-
Alas. Alaal Mother farewell
Her funeral Will take place from 50. Johns
Garmeu Lutheran church MONDAY az O'Clock
Z. D. F.iaads nd ACC lGintaucc5 Of The family
are respectfully Invited 30 az end.
Baltimore and Cincinnati papers please copy.
MFIsTER.-Dled, Thuraday. september g7Eh,
al Oco X = " Nt'- n ." IL = -, .
the late Otto Ac4-tor, Ia tho tOrsy-nu ia year OF
her age.
Tne funeral will take place from y. johns
German Lutheran church, corner o. Eighth ana
MArsRau streets, This sunday AFTERNOON
at3 O'Clock. Friends and acqu2intances are re-
specially Invited 20 aitsnd ~
THOMAS.-Died, Friday morning, 18th IN
stant a., 5.g0 o'clock, az her daughters residence,
No VIA Pleasant street, Mrs. AAkl L.
THOMAS: aged siIty-ihroe years.
She leaves one son aud Two daughters 70
mourn thrir iosA
poarsat mother, thou hast iefsus;
Wet ny loss do deeply feel;
But 'ti- God who hath Dereit us
He will oil our s0rrogs heal.
Her funeral will take place ~ o'clock sun
DAY EVENING from NenEble-Street Baptist
church. Friends aud ecquaintancCS are invited
10 attend without further notice.
Liberty papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

NEW YORK. September 2J.-fhe weekly bank
statement IA rs follows: Reserve, Increase,
sas.84y0: l0sns. decrease, ffg0..l0 Specie in-
crease H. 7.CilO: !cgslteuie's "a. decrease, 81 t.
800: deposits. iacrelse, fZiO5,JJ; circulation
decrease. tl.0gl30.
The hanks nov hold sli55;,-ij in e1cosso Of me
% per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
sRAIx,AHD corroa ExCHaEak
RICHMOND. September 20. 1881
OFFERINGS.

OFPgRfsdS
WHsAr.--ii KS bushels.
CORS.-5OO bushelA
OATs.-i. 80 bushels.
gALEs REPoRrED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Whito. ~ bushels good NJ Sl.o. Long
berry. 20 bushels very gOod al s. %. short
berry l. eGs bushels good al 4c.: 10 bushels conf
mon a. o.. rOtal sales Of wheat. ,, - bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat, II. -ss bushels: same
day las yoar. 4.SIs oasbels. safes today OF
wheat. 1esS bushels: same day Lass year, a,S5z
busheh Offerings 20 far this season, ts,ll0
hushels: same time last sessor. <.6.s94 Bushels.
Extrome range Of priOos to-day, gsc. " <LOo !:
came day last year, Is 70 SIC.
OATa-Spring, Sss bushels very good al Slc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

October. y5Hs5fc.. cinsed n sic.: November.
50ts asi.c. Oats shhaa easter snf quiet: of-
tion. arner aud quiet: ocsofor. 4JkazsSc and
closed a. 2Jfc.: Noysmbet, Ahaz2kc. Hops
quiet ans sssS. & s1co--optioes dssoa steady
and n pofnts up: October. ti2s5. November.
sis g; December. g. fs~sii.as spos Mo ..roog;
fair careoos. tis.2. raRar quiet add nnmiDsi.
rofbei quiet asd unchanged. hoiasres MONT
nal Rice strvag. fetrolcann 1rm ami qshi;
crude, IN barrett, 6sla7t.c resSed. re AZ al
ports. Coiton-seei qnes. Tsiiov gaist. Roetn
unchanged. Tlfpenfins quiet Hties 10 rod
demsad. Wool In msdersts demand. Pork
nrm. Beef steady. bcef hams 5rIn- ner,sf
heef efrOng. CgtmeAts qsiat and STEADY. hlt-
dies hrm. Lard higher; sestern scan. 81;
city, si06g: O-tobsf. tins5asii and closed az tll
bid. fIoigh.- decidedly drrn.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Septern Der 2l--The cash anotstions
we're; FLOUR ~ fAlT local demand and syn. NO.
aspiring wheat fi.1Jaii ~ No 2 re1. tL7Datt7l.
No. corn. alHc. 30. Osts 80 Mes
York, sih&laslt 2ik. Lard. fllW. ShOrtrhe,
tSWafs 02N Whiskey. fi.W
Tho leading futures rsnged IS follows;
OysalsI Hffa,s. CfotAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
RALr1vnRR STOCK wARKRr

BALTIMORE. M. September % IS irgiu'a COM
solisa.el lO4fs. 80 do. new 3-, -; ha.umolo
anl Ohio stick ~. Northern rantral. t0it; Gin
ciunau. Nta.ni4yton and baltimore let- 9lalHO :
. consolidated ga3 bonds. itSA, 10. lto,A, olha Az
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additions 10 the Animal Collection, Ancient
Relics, Colored Peoples Handi'
work. Sc.

Itisuscless to remind the public that
on Wednesday the Virginia Exposition
begins Further, it is scarcely necessary
p. remark that the exhibition will be tie
lasst ever seen IN the State and perhaps
the south.
ana JUS, here strong appeal should
fc made ia two directons-On 70 the
~,iv authorities 20 have the streets clean
ana clear OF DIRT. rubbish. aud building
material, and the other to merchants
~ Broad and Main streets to
take their dy-Coois boxes and
uackinc-cases of the sidewalk. These
suceesuous are not made without cause.
IN Nam street the ash-barrels are fire.
g1ontly seen standing full of trash and
ashes IS late in the day as noon and
some merchants receiving or sending
out goods are not as prompt IN clearing
the welkEay as they would be required
10 lie Ill large cities.
Tire matter Of decorations should also
0e GIVEN immediate consideration.
The acuvity N the Exposition build
NC and gro ads Yesterday give promise
FvIa.i,.rs - sb ciossos seem n have
awakened from their spell of procrasti-
nation and were showing IN their stocks
aIth astonishing yigor.
ON the grounds some geo carpenters
ucr- lammeriug ami mailing, and the
eide houses for r. taucant- and bar-stanis
.verp being rau,dly built. MAJOR \en8-
fle hal nis force II hands at work on
cine racc-track. which viii bo In the best
possible condition for the troiters,
AL visible sign. show that the Expo
e.on Nil Doe wonderful success
.re,it b. Richmond and the State and q
monument to the energy Of the men
Abb, oric.uatei tie scheme and gave il
.lsle.
TrE PARADE.
r.... 4... ..,~.7o o~ U-e7.
i'ia-'.'-u' '0' '''' -. - ''I.'rio.
-4-9.'l "io 'D t','- - 49, ~
- ','' 'l'.'' ..''' ..-,..+,;,1 in trS
~ ''I.i'...7 80
i',.. -..'' a.. fo,,,.-j an west Broad
+,.rf a.aa. ..,l o.c.1ck. aad, after pa
-.1..- como ~ the principal streets.
....I march ,r.fo tho Cxposltion~C Grounds
t.-.r f.rt1e ooeDig. exercises about
~'a cti.f Marshal will probably an
monaco ill., ,1rls Of procession to be
r... s--...l ..r...tt IN Twelfth. thence 10
-,.. .ta.'-. 49, Finb tbonce 70 Franz
'..'-''. W. l -,''', tberce ia
~ ''. .-1 g., - FrnoTti5n. Grounds.
- ia expcctsd that organizations Will
b.. f.r,a.5 on the side streets north Of
.,4t5e rgut rc.t.ugo on Broad and facing
east. o. First srree, Will be the Bicycle
Club. police. Chief MalBhai and stan
.. eeold street the FIRST Virginia regi'
Rand Travellers Protective Assocla-
900. on Jmra street the hicn mo.
-.t Infantry Blues; the W 10! ia ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
BUT THREE DAYSM0RE

n
rhcn the Exposition Gates Will Be
Open to thC Public,
VERY BUSY EXHIBITORS
Actively Engaged Arranging Their
Goods for Inspection.
so TIM L TO LOSE.
Cd. Streets Should be Cleaned and
64'd.ngs Decorated.
PARADE TO THE GROUNDS.
General Anderson Preparing for the
Great Pageant.
jersey CATTLE SALE.
NHIW Head Of Blooiel Stock 10 be
AuclOGed.
NOTABLE FEATURES.
Exhibits that VIII Prove Of Special
Public Interest.
TIE STATES RESOURCES.
I'd, Counties 70 Show Mineral and Agrirul-
tuTl Exhibits
BUFFALO BILLS SHOW.
S-~9thin- About What May
Ee Seen Here.
TIE LATEST ARRIVALS.
additions 10 the Animal Collection, Ancient
Relics, Colorsl Peoples Handi.
work. Sc.
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KsYIsw on TnE cUIcld0 NlHEFr

kAfftN Nf lNt CIVIC AGO hANhrf.
CHICAGO. september 2q.-Inc excitement In
wheat waa a. fever hsetIuring uie entir1 session
Gnd a more nervous ans anxious feeling ses 81
dom witnessed ON no parl "a tho oyorniorA In
The main 20 Nas Pretty mucl q repifiiyn N What
has happened for the past few fayA Trading
Nas active. and an apparent determination tO
carry Tie sguoeZe Ia September throggA 10 No
Inter eva male INC operators apprehchsiNe ~
what might occar 10 more dei"frci deliveries.
and Were Nas general fseire % cover anf clcs3
up the.r trades FOR the lroBfhs q OctUbor and
becsnlter. Tho shorts bought yrry feuty aud
there was not muCh whoa for saie a. p0H gNrcd
Win no inQuiry. orders came pouring Ia
from 81 polLU fo cl.er ouN-t Bnliug IsieA.
Tie aiYauce Ia consequence wRs yH'ry harp
Tho opening gas aDout = ale. stoye tiia ci'siing
hs res ~ weston av, bui dn'llne n Zee tul-
owed Tor October. &c. Tor DecrmioF. aaii \ e..
for Nay. The decline vas checked snd steady
advance sot IN. prtces airaa iug SIC. TT Otto
Der. sac. Tor bocemoer. AMI TO Tor Nay,
dropped Ne. Ard he closing was fAc higher
TO october. -. for DeCrmb-r. snd - biEhor
Tor Nay than ue closing hg.uoa % yo-,tefdsy
Scpfen Der WAS irregular, in fhcl wts difiewt
70 ici NLat ihe EAFkot vas at limos. hongh
prices were advanced %. above YESTERDAY
outside aenrcs q 30; taiT price was oid, sol
s. lid later. Nuelds iaiuonss's hal nO oIs-t
on the alrkcL Cora VA moderately -
tive aud tAo feeling generally Arm most u
tho seesion. Tic opening sales V"rc shaio
higher lnaa the ciosiHg prices 81 Yesterday. The
mani ~. then ruling st-siy. became artner AMI
grad sally advanced S.. rnacteI a.. sni closed
with October iseAc, November No. and May ~
A.. higher theu yesterday. mo influences "a
tne ua'ket wor3 cntrely .e'Al. A large bal
operator huy ne Quit' freely n November
brought thal future within iac. Of Ocuoher. CAT.
were dun. There was haiar. to-une flr al de-
iveries up a. Nay. bat thai future Oil mot change
materially. Mos PORK VAS Solve, stu1ncer. hud
higher. October sas bouuut frUoly ~ tho SHIRTS.
Bgtsor business ASP trauspir1t Ia tho moro
deferred futures. especially "a January, Witch
was sold freely ~ 3 rrUun neut opsrnto< Slo =
Lar nHna Na.H. HaaH n
higher. advanced .1aejc., roce.iel slightly. put
closed steady. Lard Sl7 ia god demand Tor
October, an the MARKET suouger-oponod IN
rettlei. advanced slsjlc, rerrtei lOaihsl. snt
closed steady ,hortrlD Hie' met an urgent
inquiry from The shorts. ans prices for October
advanced Ac. Tho offerings iucroasod on the
advance and values rcccl.i Illl.c., AMI tho
market closed quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
fIonn
c0rroN REPORT.

We aaots: Fins, q s0as2 IS. supsrane, f275s
sse5 extra, s. SosS17S: taniiy. si4tLJ0: patens
family, country. &A51ASA2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rBERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the Bew York and Richmond
stock kxehangss Grain, Flour, Got
tos, Neat, and Other Quotations
lDr telegraph 70 Ihe pI.pa.ch. ]

,-7 WASHINGTON. d. C.. September a.
kklR For Virginia. fair, With light frosts sun
morning, followed By slowly rising
temperature and nor'hwesterly winds