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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
FOR THE DEMONSTRATION.
mr. Curtis chosen Dircctor-Genernl-
Money Must be Had.

Tho committed from tho United Democratic
Clubs of the city held a conference ie,t niEhi IN
The rooms II the old Dominion Club, corner Oi
Eighteenth aud Main streets.
Ou motion 81 Mr. y. Taylor Stratton, who
called tie meeting 20 order, ln Sue absence OF y.
Ezekio, EsQ., cha |rman ~ ths conference, VIZ.
John A. Curtis was lh0sen temporary chairman.
Mr.. =. y. BRADY acted a. secretary.
The attention a the cOnferen @ was drawn Boy
Nr Stratton 10 the fact tlat money would be
needed 20 make tho denomination proposed ~
be Lcid October <4th q success. H0 aud mum
ber % other gentlemen, VINO expressed u OF
views on the subject al agreed mat they Wera
sure 1850 would BE- needed AMI they Lad teen
t0ld by or miuout gentlemen mat no dinlcu ~
would 10 experienced In raising tlis mount
The point being raised that a smaller sum
would bo sufficient, the chairman OF he EinaLCC
Committee. who had ma somo calculations,
fniI hat az least this much would be necessary
% Ioiray all expenses. lie called attention to
she fact that tho speakers Will have 10 br cuter-
tanned, hacks provided. stands erected and deco
rated, music furnished, fireworks purchased,
etr
Tho advisabnity Of establishing tho Office Of
dlrector-geueral following TO example Of
the Exposition autnoriues). who viii manage
tie mater under the president was br' a ,hei
by SIR. stratt0n, and he submitted motion cnl-
bOdyng this view. Mr. W illam Ryan onded
the motion, ami is was adopted unanimously.
hon. john A. Curtis Wa nominated for the pO-
sition and elected by exclamation.
Mr. Curtis said that 20 would do al In hia
power for Tho -u eoss u he undertaking. and
his assistants would have eithor 70 perform their
duty or yacatc.
Tho chair requested all tho committees mp
pointed by this conference 90 meet Director
General Curtis saturday night at o'clock at Tue
Ola Dominion Club-roonA.
BEFORE adjournment Ar. S'ration stated TINT
hc was informed ~ Mr. John ". Obey. vice.
president vi the Amencan league Of Demo
crate Clubs. that the Richmond, stanton. AID
Norfolk members q the Virginia Committee
were ia favor Of Richmond ~ .ac place Of mest-
inc ard that the neclug ~ these clubs would
ne held ia Richmond either ou October 2id or
25tn. 500 that the members would be present on
fln lLLh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
baseball Yesterday.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch
Detroit

Detroit
Detroits.. 10000 5000 p
Bostons. .......O 900 90 0 900
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Bostons, 2.
Euors-Detroits / +; BostOns, 0. Bat
teries-Gruber and Gansel; Radbourne
and Tate.
Cincinnati;
Cincinnatis. 100000 Pill
Athletics. III 1000 0 o. 2
Observation-Disclosures, T.; Cincinnatis,
II. Errors Cincinnatis, 4 ; Athletics.
4. Patteries-Viau and Baldwin Blair
and Robinson.
Kansas City:
Kansas City.....O 5000 90
Clevelands. .....20 1000 o o %
Base hits-Kansas City, 3 Clevelands,
.. Errors Kansas City. 2 ; Cleyelands,
4. Batteries-Porter and Donohue !;
O'Bricn and Mcclure.
Louisville:
Broohyns. o OOO1 OO1 ID
Louisyilles. Il 900 o.
Observation-Disclosures, s Louisvilles,
10. Erors-Brooklyns. 3 Louisvilles,
G. Batteries Hughes and Clark ; Ram
sey and kerins.
st. Louis:
St. Louis. $40 O1O3 O-G
Baltimores. 10 2 0 o 0 O 0-3
ase-hits-St. Louis, u; Baltimores,
10. Euors-St. Louis. > ; Baltimores,
!. Batteries-King and Milligan; Xii
rov and Cautz
pittsburgh:
Pittsb1rgbs 10000 OOO2- 4
New Yorks % 0 0 0 0 90 l o. l
Base-hlts Pittsburghs, 7; New Yorks,
10. Errors-Pitisburehs, 2; New
YorHs, J.. observation-disclosures and Car
roll Wclch and Ewing.
Chicago:
Chicagos. 100000 10000 O. 0
Philadelphias. o 300 , 600 j 3
Observation-Disclosures, Philadelphias,
>. Errors -Chicagos, 3 Philadelphias,
none. Batteries and Farrell !;
Buihnton and Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
TeIerraphic FLASHES.

Emperor Frederick will visit Balmorsl In oc-
tober.
The linton Labor party % Arkansas has
placed iull state ticket ia The Geld.
The striking rotton-opersti,os 40 Bolton, Lon
dOn, have resumed Work GA owners terms
surgeon Homer. Of tho Marine hoslltal az
Rasi ingt0n. says Dee kroh5ut No. yell0A fever 49,
Galveston, Tex
Thrso thousand pounds hsve teen raised ln
I0-dun " aid ar. Paruea Tn bis suit against tho
Inics
Tho German Colonial Company ~ Berlin has
appealed o. tho plr.ic o. sIlocii1s - mo Emih
reliei fund.
Tho .ub.TariT Committee = TIE senate SAY
their hill u nearly complete, All ,hcy hope %
lay &c before tho fuli committee next week.
The Reuubn,aus ~ tho First, second. Fourth,
hni flfn pcnusyi Ruia Districts heyo fonOml-
ua.ed the prosonf mcum helts Tor Congress.
Two freight ,raius coiliied al Gaiesnurg. H.,
killing au eugiucsr; and eve 'nrs ot the wreck
caught IRE. roasting two Wamps iu one ~ them
beyond recognition
Atlanta, Ca. though Just having incurred =
r,illion-dOllAr les by he ~aVannah river over
noN today voted $4,000 SPECIAL iaX Tor re-
ps.rs. aui tomorrow seud7 forward 81 ~ 10 The
jacksonville yeliow-feyor sufferers.
4 conference % ihs Radical Unionists Wa
held ln Bradford, Eng.. Yesterday. strong let
tef- we're read from LORDS harrington and
Chamberlain. Resolutions were adopted al
proving tie policy OF tho Government and Ar
nrming tue necessity " au improved orgenika-
ton 81 no party.
The oclciai report ~ Tho Boari 81 Health %
jan sDuYilie. Fla, Tor tUcuty-four hours. ending
as O'CLOCK T.. ~. shows l,0 new cases ~ foTsr,
making a total 80 far reported u i,f2 A very
large proportional the ucF cases arc BOE among
tho co .0red people. Number Of deaths today,
IT. There are mo- new csses az GainsWll@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20


NEW YORK, September 19.-First
race-one mile-Kingston won King
Crab second and Oarsman third. Time,
1914.
Second race-one and one-eighth
miles-King Idle won; Daruna second
and Warhoo third. lime, l:j9a.
Third race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Lelia May won; Ballston second
and Ocean third, Time, 1851.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. Of a mile
Radiant won ; Brahmn second and
Felicia third. Time, 1:l7i.
Fifth race-one mile and three-six-
teenth-Bella b. won Pee Weep Sc
cond and Belle Dor third. lime,
Dos.
Sixth neutrality-suspicious. Of q mile
Mira Beau won Barrister second and
Banner Bearer third. Time, l:l7!.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
special telegram 10 The Dispaichl


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
l9.-Yosterday being eDtering-dsy OF
the Fair nothing was done except the
arranging of stock and exhibits that
we're detained ou account Of the recent
rains. To-day the Fair opened very
auspiciously, the weather being delight
full. The exhibits in all the departments
are large and exceedingly fine, and are
beyond the expectations of the associa-
ton. The races to-day we're close and
interesting. the track being in an excel
lent condition.
In the inst race half-mile dash
Stella, owned by Captain Daniel Lee,
won, with Kilkrapkey, owned by X. G..
j.. Moncure, a close second. There
we're four 10 start.
The second race--mile heats, trotting,
best three in fiye-was won by Charlie
Gray, owned by j. Il. Mason, with kil-
rainy owned by W. L. Brook, second.
Five started.
The third race - three-quarter nile
heats, best two IN three-St John, own
cd by Franks PATHS, won, with Lady
Antoinetie, owned by G. j. Maddux, a
very close second. There we're i've TO
start
The fourth and last was q hurdle
.rce-one mile straight over eight hnT-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
HANOyER COURTHOUSE.
Painful Accident-The Hanover
Troop.

h6OOp
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA,
September ~, 1888.
Shelby's Golden show pitched its tents
here to-day to give an exhibition before
the people Of our county. During the
exhibition to day Professor Edward
Baldwin, the equestrian director, met
with painful accident at his own hand.
In using his long lash whip to get extra
work out of one Of the horses he made
an extra effort, and the lash wiped him
full in the face, cutting deep cash over
the nose and laying the flesh wide open
for at least four inches The wound Was
dressed by DR.. Charles j. Terrell, and
the plucky ringmaster returned to his
post and finished his part Of the per
Torrance.
The Hanover Troop. Captain William
r. Wickham, assembled here to-day he
fore leaving for their camp at Point
Pleasant. They looked remarkably well,
and Captain Wickham viii see that his
command will be benefited IN military
tactics. About forty we're present-the
rest will report for duty tonight. The
company will be in camp three days, and
while there will have some Of the mem
bers OF the Stuart Horse Guard as their
guests.
Hon. George d. Wise and Colonel
Tazewell Elicit were here to-day and in-
tended to address the citizens on the is
sues Of the campaign, but after con
versiug with many of those present and
finding that all was 90 solid for Cleveland,
Thurman, Wise, and WIckham, they
Joined the masses and went over TO the
circus, which they enjoyed hugely.
The residence of DR. Bickerton Win
,ton Is nearing completion. 1t is very
handsome thrce-story brick dwelling,
md will be great improvement to the
farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
CHARLOTTE
The southern Plaid manufacturers

Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., September 10
The Southern PLAID Manufacturers AS
sociation, which has been in session here
since yesterday, adjourned tonight But
little business was done. or at least but
little that reporters could learn. Presi-
dent r. Z. Dicks said to the Dispatch
correspondent that much business was
transacted of private nature, and some
plans were under way that he did not
care 10 be made public until they were
perfected. North Carolina, South Car
DINA, Georgia, Tennessee, and Missls-
sippi were represented. Curtailing the
production one third, as begun
last May. will be continued ;
also the present price of plaids. In an
interview tonight President Dicks said :
"Some people try TO make it appear we
are q trust. We are not kind to trusts.
We are trying to uphold the price of
plsids and prevent the necessity OF cut
ting wages. Our operatives understand
our movement and are in sympathy With
us.
The negro Wellington, who killed a
policeman at Monroe last April and WAS
brought here for fear Of being lynched,
was carried to Monroe for trial this morn
ing. The citizens are still very indig-
nsnt, and it is feared that Weddlngton
will be lynched before be can be tried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
IRON TIEE SOUTHWEST.
The Democratic tt-udard He0Tcr
winning Votes.
Especial telegram to the Dfpatchl


Especial telegram 70 the Dlpatrh.l
AB1vGpoS, Va, September BE
ports Just received from Swords Greek,
Russell county. where lion. John a.
buchanan addressed "a good crowd on
Let Friday, are Of the most encouraging
character. The mastery manner N
which hc handles the issues Of the can
vass Is working wonders already
wherever he has been heard. Nowhere
have his speeches been more appreciated
than IN the county of Russell. The
rapid development of her great natural
resources 10y railroad building and 10y
the constant influx of Northern capital
and enterprise are a standing contradlc-
ton Of the false prophecies OF the lie
publcaus. who induced many people 10
believe that the advent Of the Demo
cratic party into power would he the
signal for the withdrawal Of all foreign
investments from her borders.
Mr. Buchanan uses with telling effect
the fact that under the Administration
of Cleveland our whole section Is enjoy
ing a degree of prosperity hitherto I'M
known. his tariff talks are unanswer-
able Many are becoming convinced
that CleycAnd's Administration, judged
by the practical results to tins section, Is
good enough, and are eagerly tlocklng
10 the standard Of honest government
and tariff reform.
From Russell Mr.. Buchanan went dl-
rectiy into Iazeweii county 10 storm the
citadel OF Eepubhcanism in this district
On Saturday the 18th instant he spoke
at Mouth Of Indian, IN the latter
county. Though it rained and was not
a favorable day, the hall where be
spoke, aud which holds two to three
hundred people, was crowded, and many
stood under umbrellas and listened from
the outside. The questions discussed
by the gifted champion of Democracy
were new TO the most Of ms hearers, and
his very forcible manner OF handling the
tariff and demonstrating how the la
tUrer will be made poor and the mo-
nopolst richer under Republican legisa-
ton awakened a lively interest III him ut
once. Mr. Buchanan takes no stock III
sOphistry snd Interpretations, but APP
peals 10 the beads and hearts of his
hearers. and vouches proof for all hls
assertions Herein are found the ele-
ments OF his strength before the people.
Mr. buchanan was applauded 10y ali
without regard 10 politics.
Mouth OF Indian is village on the
Clinch Valley railroad and in the mine.
rnl region now 50 rapidly developing
under Mr. Clcyeland's Administration
and the influx of northern capital. The
mention OF the absurd Republican
"chestnuts that Democratic Admin
istration would ruin the country that
the wages OF labor would fall to 20 cents
per day ; that the colored man could be
placed back into bondage under the
Cleveland Administration, invoked laugh
ter and derislon at Mouth of Indian,
where the Democratic speakers could
not get an audience few years ago.
There are q good many who were for
merry Rebuhicans now gong to vote
for Cleveland, Thurman, and Buchanan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Ashland Notes.
lCorrespondence Of ihe kIchmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of she Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND. September 10, 1874.
Mr. Edward Johns and Miss Laura Radcliffe.
who were IN charge OF the graded school here
last year, have been again appointed 10 The same
positions.
number Of our leadiog citizens left here yes
terday to attend tho wedding Of Miss sadie
Patton and Captain A. J. Hutchinson. which took
place this morning ia GoriOnsyille. The bride
II one OF cur most accomplished young ladies'
and great faYOriie in society. The groom u
reside nj OF California. whore the happy couple
win reside. The wedding took plsco from tho
summer residences OF the brides father, Colonel
John N. Patton, near GordOnsyille.
Mr. Thomss 3. TreyelliAn Is having erected on
the site Of his old store that was destroyed Ia tho
Ere OF last spring large twOstory store house.
IL viii be great Improvement % the locality.
The feast for the benent Of tho Ashland Chris
tan church was a great success. over one nun
bred dollars was realized during the day. The
building will DO completed IN tho near future,
and il will supply q lOng-felt want
The students u Randolph Macon College are
returning In numbers. Glasses open tomorrow.
RAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Dedication OF nonumeu

IliN ttittfhiiu 10 inc bltphltus
WINCHESTER, Va, September ia
large crowd witnessed the ceremonies to-
dav in connection with the dedication Of
the monument erected by the survivors
Of the Third Massachusetts cavalry 20
thcirdead comrades buried III the National
cemetery here. A delegation Of veterans
was present with ladies from Boston and
other places i'll Massachusetts. The pro
cession was under tine escort of Mulligan
Post. Grand Army OF the Republic, and
the Union Cornet Band Of this city.
lac floral decorations we're supplied by
the Ladies' National Memorial As
sociation OF this city. The monu-
meut was presented 10y Captain
". h. Cunnibha, of Boston, chairman
If the Monument Committee, and was
received by Captain Grover, Of Boston,
and an address delivered by Colonel
David p. hurry, IF CambrdgepOrt
Mass. This was followed 10y recitation
Nv Mrs. Knowles, of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps of Boston. Addresses were
also delivered by Captain James, 8.
Nuulton. Confederate states army, and
George q. Evans. Post Commander Of
the Department Of Massachusetts,. Lit
tie Carrie Houston, six years of age,
covered the monument with flowers.
The veterans then proceeded to the
Stonewall Confederate cemetery, where
prayer was offered by Chaplain Barney,
Of Mulhgan Post, meanwhile kneellng
around the mound to the unknown dead,
then rising, deposited the flowers and
wreaths upon the grave. A bonediction
was pronounced by Rev. W. a. Koonts,
OF tins city.
To-nighta banquet was rendered by the
Third Massachusetts, cavalry to Mulligan
Post, the city officials. ladies Of the Na-
tional Memorial Association, and invited
guests, numbering some 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

dies. II was won by Page Nelson. with
Kilkrankey second, both owned by h
g. l. Moncnre.
The races tomorrow and Friday viii
be exceedingly interesting as q number
OF flne horses from abroad have been
entered.
There we're present on tho grounds to-
day over 1000 people, and a much larger
number is expected TO be present on
Thursday and Friday.
Governor Lee was present to-day. and
on tomorrow will deliver an address be-
fore the Agricultural Society at the fair
grounds.
The river here commenced TO recede
early this morning and is rapidly falling.
The damage done by high water has not
yet been fully nscertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

wuVN7roS. y. e.. soptemher i9-furDen-
tine rni at pa Rosin quiet. strained, 67sc..
cool strained -. Tar hrn ~ flfe Crude
turpentlne hrm; hard. 81. yeloa-Iip aud virgin.
Sl.,.
LOUISVILLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
YeIiow-Fcver Chronicle.


JACKSONVILLE, September l9.-No re-
ports of new cases were made to the
Board Of Health this morning, bnt three
deaths were reported. One is reported
from congestion, ana is being investl-
gated. Today report will probably be
heavy.
Gainesville, Fernandina, Starke, and
81. Augustine viii be investigated. Ii Is
bitterly denied that there is fever at the
laet three places No fever at Ocala yet.
The Ocala Rides, that served in the Fer
nandna riots, are quarantined near
Ocala. and no sickness is reported among
them.
Just receiyeI-11 :50A. Ma dispatch
70 the T5D,eS- Union from Gainesville.
No new cases there. One death Mon
DAY. The sick are all getting better.
The excitement Is subsiding. Two thirds
Of the people have left the city. They
can leave freely ma Way Cross until
Thursday, when the Surgeon-General
will close that avenue.
NO FEVER IN GALVESTON.
New ORLEANS, September 19.-The
Picavunc's Austin (Tex.) special dated
September 18th says The information
sent out Yesterday stating that the quar-
antine against New Orleans had been
raised was false, and the Governor SAYS
il will not be raised until he is satisfied
that no fever exists in New Orleans. 1t
was reported here last night and the eve
ming papers issued extras that four cases
Of yellow fever had developed III Calves
ton. The Governor telegraphed for in
formation and the Assistant Health-Oni-
Ger replied that no yellow-fever existed
there. Governor Rosss private secre-
tary has loen sent to Galveston TO inves-
tigate the matter. nr. Rutherford being
questioned as TO the location of the cases
in New Orleans said they were on Ram
part and Tehoupitoulas streets, but he
lad forgotten the numbers.
GOING WEST.
CHICAGO, September IA dispatch
TO the NeWs from Chattanooga, Tenn,
SAYS: Eleven refugees from Palatka,
Fla, passed through Boyce, four miles
from Chattanooga, this morning, bound
for Xenia, .. They are from the fever
districts, ana lett Tor the NOItu over Tue
CiDcinnati-Southern road. These per-
sons were stopped at Boyce by the Chat
tanooga quarantine officers. Their bag
gage was also put off at the same point.
FOR THE SUFFERERS.
CHICAGO. September 19.-Edward
Corrigan, OF West-Side Driving-Park.
Yesterday presented Mayor Roche with a
check for Sl,O6S. This money is to go
10 the yellow-fever sufferers and consists
of money from the recent benefit given
at the track. The money includes all
gate receipts, jockeys mounts, and part
of purses won on that day.
QUARANTINE RAISED.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. September 10
Tomorrow Montgomerys quarantine
against Decatur will be raised. There
has been but one suspicious case OF fever
reported from that place, which was ten
DAYS ago, and it is felt that there IS no
danger OF any trouble there, and all re-
strictions 80 far rs tins city is concerned
will be removed. AS to Florida. Mont
gomery has extended her quarantine
regulations so as 10 include all points
east Of the Suwanee river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

Tho Jewish festival Of Succ0h OF Foas, 81
Tarernacles began A. sunset last evening. The
Hebrew napo slgnliies q booth Or tabernacle,
and the feast is sO-csii3d tFOm the reason tha.
tAechillron Of Israel we're commanded 70 dwell
IN booths for seven dHy'. IL IS also called the
Feast Of the Harvest. and was intended "a a
time u general reioiing aud Thanksgiving for
tho successful realization Of Tie years agricul-
tursl work
Tho festival lasts for seven daya, only The first
Of which il q holy day. To-day one WoeE will
be known 80 the Eighth Day Of Solemn Assem-
bly, Which is also religluusly observed.
In former days many jewish families ate al
the meals ~ tho week IN a booth prepared oui
Of doors Tor the purpose. This had only frame
tor. and was covered win cedar OF pine
branches. This observance has now almost died
Gus.
Divine services will be hold today In oil three
synagOgucs. As an mD.em 81 tie festival Tue
hdar or palm branch Is lhaken, and the fra
GRANGE Of cltrons fresh from tho Holy Lani Is
enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Georgia and south Carolina.

10y ttItfIaYu % NO UIsphV'H-I
AUGUSTA, Ga, September l9.-At the
special election to-day the citizens Of
Augusta voted by over three fourths ma
iority in favor OF an extra tax levy of
per cent. TO repair the damages to the
city caus. d 10y the recent overflow of the
Savannah river. Ibis will enable the
city to proceed at once TO the necessary
repairs.
Hon. George d. Tillman was renomi-
mated for Congress by the Democratic
Convention of the Second district of
South Carolina to-day, after two weeks
session and several hundred ballots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
aARKETs BY rELEaRAPa
NEW YoRK

Nsw YoHx. September i9.-Cotton steady;
Gales. LIDS bales: uplAnds, iOhc.: Orleans,
iO.c. net receipts. 1879 bales; exports-t0
Great britain j sos bales; contiaoDt go bales:
siock a)ae3S bales. Southern hour steady.
Wheat nc. and &c lower. options closed
steady: No. red, October, 97s ass. Nogem-
ber. ssYag9hc. Corn kekc. loser: options \ 9
&c lover: september. 53c.; October, 2Aso2ffc.
Oats steady: September, &s.c.; October, 8a
D.cHops nrIn. Coffoo-options closed nrm;
santem Der xl3sti2IQ: October. 3ia50afi2f0:
November, flLg5aSi2 10; spot Rio Grin. Sugar
erm fair refining, she. refined firm. Molasses
nominal Rice more sctiye: domestic, 4saoAc.;
foreign, 4Aa4Ac. Petroleum qaies aud steady:
rsfrsd. Z sc. Cotton-see OIL quiet fallo9
scarce: prime city. 5kc. bid. hosn. goc. a.. 0s.
Turpentine nrm at 4iA4ihc Hides nrui. Wool
Ia fair demand. Pork steady. Beef steady.
seef hams, siA Tered beef nrm; city ext'a.
Iudia mess, siG50Ati60 Cut-meats, ptckled
bellies, eA.c.: piekIed shoulders. SIC; picked
hans, Igdai2hc. NEEDLES nrm; shori-clear.
sQO. Lard-Spo,. nrm; western steam. sii |;
s9ssasas2. freights easier; cotton, "a.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, ND. September ia--Cotton quie,
and steady; mlddlinx. iesal5xc. Flour quiet
and steady Wheat--Soufhern dahl and steady:
Fultz, s5e.asi.0s; longoerry. soc sti-oS, western
duh and bwcr, closing weak No winter red.
spot. ssk aasSe.: september. ss< asss<c octo-
Der. aiaAsfke.; December, s7hsGtc. Corn
Southern quiet ADD steady white. s. syc.; yc-
low. 51A,tc.; western, Quiet and steady: mixs<i.
snal- saSs2j<e: sspiemper. hsAasSs; Usxs