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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12

Ehc Republican fight in Petersburg
Tor Nominees In the Fourth
District.

ICo-.,sr..-ence of the Richmond Dispatchl
TlrRHBrBo, september II, 1855.
Rev. d. ". Hood (coioredl, bishop Of
tl. African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church. has written letter iay0rng the
..c.ua of John Mercer Lsngston 10
D.aer.-s rom TINS district, and replying
t. rly. erick Douglass recent structures
r.n lanr,ton. Bishop Hoods eplsco-
r.I .I.;rct includes the churches IN
.-r portion Of the Fourth dis
rr.ct. aui he has recently preached
.,vrry church OF his denomination III
t.e district. lie SAYS the enthusiasm
among the negroes for Leugston Is high.
and that De- cannot be defeated by lar
1taa- The negro, SAYS the Bishop,
".s hard 20 manage when he gets mad,
ali there arc lots of them IN the fourtn
district. aud they are terribly IN earnest.
I..s is q significant warning against
tac methods adopted 10y 1.-The machine "
~ beat Langstou at oil hazards.
The manner IN which delegates were
elected in LUuonnurg county IS an Illus
ration Of what Langston Is 70 expect
IRON Other counties. BE claims that IN
Cue couutv convention be had over three
frerfas of the delegates that the old
-s,tLoi of organization and appoint
r..nt Of committees Was followed against
..e urotest OF the cOlorcd people that
. creat dealof wrlugliug aud confusion
occurred that the chairman and ms
r,n4s finally vacated the hall, when
AUCTIONS friends ORGANIZED the meet
I., and elected delegates The Malone
d. .luir then held their gathering anu APP
routed o.her delegates, whose creden-
r4.s totae Farm1lle Convention VIII be
e.rGed as regular by their chair
man.
Tho Leaders Of the two opposing he
ya1.icsu factions here have been very
busy to-day IA view Of the primaries to-
git Their ardor has not at all been
cooled by tne chilling rain. II IS re-
ported upou the streets that IN their de-
t.r- 90 down" LaDgstOn the opposing
k,DpbNcaus have besought and offered
o pay Democrats 10 come into the meet
l.s aud vote against the LangsIon dele
.aies that such service was 70 be only
tmporary and without expectation OF
having any such Democrats vote tue Nc
publican ticket in November
CAPTUms0 TIE wARD-hEETINGs.
The Republican ward-meetings TO
choose delegates TO the City Convention
which il to elect delegates 10 the Farm
vile Congressional Convention met To-
night The attendance ut these meet
!nss was unusually large, and Langston
Gain that be has the support OF large
majority Of the Republican voters
seemed 10 be established by the turn
out Of his friends tonight And YET,
strange 10 say. several of the wards
send contestiDg delegations to the con
'eniiou. This was the result OF trlckery,
as charged by Lsngston's friepds' ana
sucb action has served 10 widen the
breach between the two factions. ihere
we're turbulent scenes at some OF inc
meetings. aud disorder in oil OF them:
In the First Ward il is reported tnat
me opponents Of Langston assembled .,
!Ae place Of meeting before the appointed
ulne and held conference with closed
u"'fS. keeping the Langston crowd ous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
DEATH IN ASHLAND.
Mr.. Elicit, the Town Sergeant, at
Rest-Nr. Wiekham's
Nomination.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
ASHLAND VI. SanleIn Der IL 1879

ICorrespondenco OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
ASHLAND, VA, Septem Der II, 1888
M Thomas L.. Elicit one OF our oldest and
most esteemed citizens died very suddenly last
night about Z o'clock at his residence In this
Mace. Mr. Ellett had been In bad health for
wear past but attended ~ his duties until about
six mouths ago wnen he had q paralytic stroke
FROM this he never recovered. aud has been
gradually declining Ia health HIS death,
though very sudden, was not altogether unex-
pscted az he had been confined 10 his room for
some time Mr. Elicit held the position OF town
sergeant for OF years. In this position he
was always on the alert aud ever mindful OF tho
duties imposed on him and OF The confidence
placed IN HIM by our citizens He was also col
iector OF taxes Besides these public positions
he was quite extensively engaged Ia the coal and
ice business being agent for Horace Halves. Of
kichnond his funeral will take place To- NOR
row az IA o'clock from the Methodist church, Of
which he wAs an active and consistent member.
lie will lie buried with Masonic honors, az he
was one Of the Oldest Masons ia this lodge. He
leaves wife aud Two daughters and three sons.
who have the sympathy OF this entire commu-
nifty.
the nomination OF Mr.. Henry T. Wickham, OF
this county for state senator meets with great
approval he being an active, energetic. and
hard working young man. and one fully capable
OF taking the place. IL u fitting tribute OF ro-
spect 10 tho memory Of his beloved father. who
was 90 suddenly called 10 rest, t1At the citizens
Of our county should ask him 70 all out tho un-
expired term. Mr.. Wlckham Will ut once begin
an active campaign. and In November along
with Cleveland. Thurman, and Wise VIII bear
our nag " victoria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
BUCHANAN wYrRE.
SIC Makes Telling speech mt the
COurt-REOuae
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

special telegram 10 The Dispatch.
WYTHEvnLE, Va, September 11.-On
yesterday Hon. John A. Buchanan. the
Democratic nominee for Congress from
the Ninth district, addressed large and
appreciatiye audience at the courthouse.
The sTeech occupied very nearly two
hours and was as tine an exposition of
Democratic principles and as clear and
convincing an argument for Democratic
supremacy as was ever given TO the peo-
pie Of Wythe. Without attempting TO
enumerate his arguments or to quote his
language, it sntlices TO say that he made
telling impression If the general opinion
of those who heard him can be relied on.
His audience was composed largely OF
Republicans who came to inform them
selves on the new questions of the day,
and from their close and considerate at
tention if not convinced a number Of
them were considerably shaken. A few
such speeches as this, devoid OF person
alities and well grounded in facts, will
restore old Wythe into the Democratic
ranks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
Ball Yesterday.


indianapolis.
indianapolis 20 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-5
Bostons.. .....1 0 l 0 0 0 2 0 o.
Base-hits-Tndianapolis, Z; Bostons,
9. Trrors-Indianapolis, 3; Bostons. 5.
Batteries Shreye. Buckley, and Myers /;
Clarkson and Kelly.
Cincinnati.
Cincinnatis o 1910 IL oil
Kansas City.....0 000 900 90 o. 0
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Kansas
City, 6. Errors Cincinnatis, 2 Kansas
City. 1. Batteries Mullane and Kee-
nan Sullivan and Brennan.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburghs % 0211O-7
Washingtons Il 90 0 90 o.
Base hits -Pittsburgts, u; Washing
tons, u. Errors-Pi ttsburghs, 3; Wash
ingtons, 2. Staley and Mil
Ter ODay and Arundel.
Philadelphia:
Athletic Baltimore games postponed
on account Of rain.
Detroit
Detroits.. ......2 OO13 O-s
Philadelphias Il 600 O01O %
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Philadel-
phias, 9. Errors-Detroits, 3; Phila-
delphias, 2. Batteries Conway and
Bennett Casey and Hallman.
Chicago:
Chicagos .....O 2O1O2O O-5
New Yorks. 20 0 90 90 %
Base hits hicagos, IL New Yorbs,
8. ETors-Cbicagos, 2; New Yorks, 2.
Batteries-Tener and Farrell WEIGH
and Ewing.
Cleveland:
Clevelands ...OOOOOOOOO 90
Brooklyns .....0 0 DOL 0x-2
Bnse-hlts-Clevelands, 3; Brooklyns,
3. Errors -Clevelands, Brooklyns, 3.
Batteries -O'Brien and thinner; Caru.
theirs and Peoples
St. Louis
St. LOUIS. ......4 / % 1 001 x-9
LoulsviIles ....0 , 0 % 0 90 o.
Base-hlts-St Louis, u; Louisvillos,
y. Errors-St. Louis. 3; Louisyilles,
&. Batteries Hudson, King, and Boyle !;
Ewing and Vaughan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12

quarters Of mile-Madstone won Ten
ny second, j. a. b. thIrd. Time,
1918 2-5.
Third race-Sheepshead stakes Tor
three-year-olds, one and aqua1ter miles
Galifel won Santalene second, Little
jim third. Time. 2:l3 l-5.
Fourth race-one and three eighths
miles-Los Angeles won LII Lagas
second, Joseph third. Time, $50.
Fifth race 49, handicap sweepstakes.
one and one eighth miles-Swift won {;
Leila May second, ycsburg third. Time,
2103-5
Sixth race-high-weieht free handicap
sweepstakes. one and five eighths miles
Rupert won Aretino second, Orlando
third. Time, 2:jS Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
Ten K,,lea aud Five wounded.
nv telegraph 70 the Dispsioh.l

HELENA. MONTANA, September IL
The premature explosion OF blast in
the south face of the Wick's tunnel, on
the Montana Central railway, south of
Helena. this morning, killed ten men
and seriously wounded five. The acct
dent was caused by the conclusion OF a
oiant cap fred as warning in the north
face the headings being now close to-
gether. This is the first casualty re-
corded in the tunnel, which Is over
mile in length.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
Racing a, sneep.hsad Bay.
lRr telegraph 70 the DispaLchI

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Co
new Island Jockey Club races at Sleeps
head bay were continued to-day. The
weather was damp and uncomfortable.
First race--purse 81, 600, forthree-year-
Odds and upwards, one mile--satisfsction
won Gallaiin second, Queen OF Eliza
beth third. Time, LAO 30.
Second race-Gleaners stakes. three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
Eortnqunue at Byron's Old Home.

by Anglo Americnn cablo % The Dlspatchl
ATHENS, September H. Several
earthquake shocks have occurred at
Missalonghi. The direction Of the dis
turbances was toward the northwest
The damage done by the shocks at Vos-
tizza amounts to $4,000 Large guam
titles Of bread have been sent from
Athens to relieve the distress among the
people of Nostizza. All the ovens there
have been shattered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
Hosiery Firm Fails.

10y IeIcgFapN I0 Inc IIsp1Ich.I
NEW YORK, September ll.-Thorn,
Carroll a Co., wholesale dealers in ho-
siery at 372 Broadway, have made an as
signment with preferences OF S26, 1913.
It is one Of the Oldest houses IN the
trade was established in 1854. and in
1888 claimed a capital OF 100000. The
liabilities are about 800, 000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
ng futures ranged /:

BALTIMORE. Nd. september ii.-cotton quiet
and steady; mlddling. lose. Flour quiet and
rather easv. Wheat-Southern duh aud easy:
fultz, 9iasi.0a: L0ngberry. si.0ia9i.0i: western
duh and lover; No. winter rcd, SPOT 9i'.a
9ikc.; september. AsaaAc. October, aoAs
9sAe;; Decotnber, .e% Corn-soeshern
58sc.; western quiet and steady: mixed. spot
As9e. IT'D; september, &c. bid year, s5tsi1c. !;
January. ssssi5Ae oap fairly sct,ve and
steady; Southern ADD Fonnsy.yanta. ass3Sn !;
western white. 3la3ic. western inixed. EsaSlc.
hye nrm at coahRc. Hay Quiat and weak.
prime 10 choice western. sl6asi6 20 ProvixEors
stcady aud unchanged. Petroleum. nrn: re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
Fear. for - Preachers safety.

CuAKLEsrox, w. VA, September H.
Rev. o. II. Estep left bis family here
about six weeks ago for Raleigh county,
and has not been heard Of for month
mast His friends fear ne has been foully
dealt with as he was in a rough country
when heard from and was supposed 10
carry money with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
N RHiA6EA.

DAvIE-wA1KiNS- Marrioi. on Wednesday,
September 5th. a. no a'-id SO % ne brides
father, DR.. l. l. Wasklas u Durham. y. G.,
WHITNEY r. DAVE. formerly Of Petersburg.
Va, 70 Miss MARY RICE WATKINS.
POWERS-CAYEDO.- Married. ~ Rev. John
Pollard. ID. d.. at tho residence q the Oriles
father !. T. Cayed0 Eal.. No. SO north Tweutv-
NTH street, Tuesday, Scpt~mDe iith, ~ SD y.
NJ. JOHN 7. POW ERs 70 Miss LILLE v. CAVE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
pereaster Raees.

rBy Angio-Amsricao cable 10 the Dispatch,
LONDON. September IL. This was the
f;,st day of the Doneaster September
,nsstine The race for the Champagne
stakes was won by Chllaboe Gay
hampton second, Gulbegoz thira'
There were seven starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
PoRrOg NEWPORT NEWS sEFrESBEE II, 1894
lBy Telegraph
Arrived.

steamship Roanoke, Hulphers, New York, and
sailed Tor New YORK.. merchandise
steamship Johns Hopkins. Poster Providence,
and sailed for West Point ncrchAIriiso-
steamship Benita, -----. Now lDfk, coaled,
anil sailed fur Savannah.
steamship thames, --, West Indies. eoaiod,
and sailed for Boston.
schooner Mabel Hooper, Hooper, Nonoh, 70
had coal
Tug Hurcules. with bargos George Hnshea,
jim Hughes. and lin CITY, Washington, ~ losd
coal
Sca0oncrs L. II. CroWcN. ----. Norfolk: + K
l}trdsaus, ---. Norfolk. ". h. Eaton, --,
Norfolk: HOrato, ---, Now BeifOrd-an "
load coal
SAILED.
Schooner J. b. Ogden. TOTE. New York. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12


UANOVEH COUNTY. Va. september 3, ISM
A draft far ssft2 dated August "a, 1875, dfssn
by y. G. Alexander on John v. Hughes 4 r1n.
and accepted ~ thom, payable nlnoty day, after
date al tho Merchants Nau0unl BANK Of hici-
rnoud, - T. = sutton or order; ana certain
other draft FOE SEQ. dated August Is. 1883. drawn
by " H. Macon. agent tor ne New Castle estate.
on Carter & Kyland. Rich nond, Va. aud a.
cepted By them. payable sky days after dAto
az the state Bank, Richmond, Va. % r. = sutton
or order having been obtained from The under
signed b. false representation, al persons ore
hereby warned not % negotiate or trade Tor
eiihor Of ssid draiss, as payment u the sane
has been stopped. y: {, ALEAAspkh'
W. Il. MACON.
This card docs ne the groesest injustice, and
herewith furnish you letter from DR.. ". II.
Raaon, ono Of lho gentlemen whose name Is
signed ~ said card AM Ia justice 50 pysen
ask that you publish TINS CONTAMINATION, ID
gether with Dr. Maoous Letter.
Respect ully. Z. ;. hUiIOS.
September ) l.S3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY ~as
cloudy ana rainy iu tho morning and afternoon
clear az midnight Thermometer az midnlgh~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEREwrrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the New York and Richmond
stock hsngss-Grain, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations
,Bv telegraph TO no Dispatch. !

- wAsarGroS. D. O., September IL
.n For Virginia, fair, warmer FanaDio
W." For North Carolina, local rains, warm
---'er. variable winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
ISoIvs.pr. HAsoyEa, september 7, 1854

7 :
To-day ! have seen IN the Dtspafch n0tico
relative 20 draft given b you Tor f2s0 for labor
paid By you for the New Castle estate, stsung
that Il was obtained under false prcteuces."
Tie signing % my name was entirely unknown
and unauthorized BY mo. and II (tbo draft) WAS
lot obtained under false pretonces.p Ia fat,
had not seen you or heard sort from you
bu. Mr. n. C. Alexander lOur AGENT told mo NO
owed that amount 70 you. and thAt you wished
the money or n draft aud esya " Mr.. Alexan-
der the aforesaid draft for fzi0.
You can mako any use Of this statement you
wish. Respectfully. r..
se list ". II. MACON, n. d.. add Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
mo THE PUBLIC: / WISH TO

Il inform my friends aud the pablo gen
orally that have leased that large and ele-
CANT store s3i eas, Broai sreet, whore 1 Will
conduct the GENERAL AUCTION AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS, and solicit consignments Of
oil kinds Of rnercbapfise and general hoosshoit
goOdA special attention paid 70 sale Of s;ocks a
goods and a. private rosldencoA Positively
prompt returns on all sales asoe, and viz co.
desyor 10 give perfect satisfaction 70 all sho may
intrust their business In my banda hope 70
receive liberal share Of tho public patronage
Regular sale days at sucti0n-rOom Tuesdays and
Fridays- Advances mato on eonsag0menis.
large or small amounts, when desired. siihoat
EXTRA charge j. n. VALENTINE.
General Auctoaeor,
sol east Broad street. Richmond. Va
Reference: Business public OF hichmood end
Lynchourg. al S~eoiin
DANDOLpH MARKS, PROBES
III sIoNAL sIcK-NURsH, has removed % No
Il WEST BAKER STREET 30 c]S-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12

PIcRMnND sTnCK FXcHANGE

BALTIMORE, September lL--virginis C'N con-
sohdAted, o7; do new 81, 65s, iy-i0s, 93H. Bid
TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12

Steamer Oli Dominion. Couch, Now YORK.
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen 6 Co.
agents.
schooner Ninra 4. Reed, Dickson, New York,
pig-iron. !. =. Gordon. agent: vessel, Curtis &
Parker ami Cuuie 3 Co.
schooner j. Harris hirk, Curllss, james river,
O. load pine Wood for New I orb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
AID FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Va, September H.
The Chamber Of Commerce this after
noon appropriated 800 for the relief of
the Jacksonville sufferers and appointed
a committee TO solicit contributions from
tina citizens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
JANIS n. MOTLEY.
JOIN A. AUGUSTINE JANIS n. MOI
4 UGUSTlNE 4 co.


4 UGUSTlNH & CO.,
HANUFACTURERS ASD DEALBKsrS
RAILWAY. MILL, CONTRACTORS AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
No. 1901 CARY STREET. RICHMOND VA
AGENTS FOR GOToRs-ALL SIZES
FROM = TO g-HoRsg POWER
PRICES AND CIRCULARS on APPLICATION
We beg TO inform orr friends and tho public
that W. have opened a ttoro hers under no
above nrm-namo In connection Win tho
large And wel-knOwu house Of Thornton y.
Medley " New York. We shall keep on hand
a large and varied assortment and stock ~
RAILWAY, MILL FACTORY. AND cONTkAC-
Tors SUPPLIES, embracing all goods under
the heading Of light aEi heavy hardware, rs
we'll as a full line Of ELECTRICAL sUfFLlE>,
embracing MOTORS, etc., for which We have
the sole agency our facilities Will 10 such mat
u viii enable us 10 supply al OK she aDVFe goods
A. the lowest Doss. bic market prices
We especially solicit share ~ your patron
age. Nith fIll assurluce ~ prompt attention ~
al orders that may bo given uA
Allinquiries aud inform ti0u IN reference .
prices and goods wil De- cnetriullJ f1raiEhoi "
Yours very respectfully.
!e23-3m AUGUSTINE CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
MARKETS BY TBLBGRAPa


NEW YOHE. September li.-Cotton quiet:
sales, 40 bales: uplands, ~ 7-l5c.: Orleans.
10 g.l6c.: net receipts, 7,i93 bales; exports 10
Great Britain, 2,,u9 bales: stock, 1889 bales.
Southern -four about steady N1.h light demand.
Wheat depressed aud a2c. lower: options D.
lower ON the Government crop report and easier
cables: No. cred, september, " "a as9c. Oct0-
Der, 9sL aq9@,c. Corn active FOR export aud
steady; options 4 tribe easter AMI fairly active:
Septem ber. - saj4lsc.; October, 81 assoc. oats
- lower; options fairly active and easy;
september SC lover, others ~. lower. sepIen-
Der. % G3O SC; October. Dk 40, C No. ? spot,
Stage. mixed western, Naf3c. Hops In better
export demand ana strong COiee-Opti0ns
closed hi CHER: september 81 i0ail2,a; Oftobor,
81. GOatiLq0; November, kii.0afil50. sugar
kaS quiet and nrm: fair refining, 57-lec: re-
fined irm: demand good. MOies-e7 nominal.
Rice steaiy and m moderate demand. Poro-
leum quiet aud drm: refined, nc. Cogton-ssed
oil nominal cruie, 4ia42r. yellow. So. kosin
quiet aud steady. TUrpenune strong and quiet
wish light stock at 3s4 S3Jc. Hides held firmly
and fairly active. Wool nrm. Pork s,esdy and
in moderate demand. Beef nrn: extra mss.
:128B1G. Besi-hams steady a. ga. 1iercod
beef drm; extra India meas. tl450asi6.O. Cut
meats ina more demand snd steady. Picket
shoulders M75ass iickled hams, tI2atl2I2&.
Picked bellies. t9.75aSlO.25. niddlGs strong;
shOrt-clesr. iai2 Larn-Spot stronger and
scarce CHOKE western. So ~: ooptem Der siO.aOs
$40 3, closing az fl02s. October. SO 3laSl0 -.
closing al ti0s6, Freighis easy; cotton. 7-52d.
wheat AKA.
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PRICES AND CIRCULARS on APPLICATION.
PERSONAL.
Nnticr the PubILc.

Two THE RICHMOND DISPATCH :
Il You published 10 your issues Of the Cth aud
STU iltant tho following card:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK September 1.-The stock market
to-day was more active and higher. Tho raii OF
last evening was not continued this morning, Put
insteai there soomed Rn unusual anxiety y
cover shorts IN early trading aud This gave the
market a. tmss a buOyAnt tone. when uis
movement was satisfied thoro came moro
urgent demand from new buyers and tho up
ward movement IN prices was nOtsunered 70 lag
long. Al the time tho feeling on 81 Paul seem
ed 20 hayo undergone change for the better.
reports tina. the dividend would be / 4 or ~ per
coat being freely circulated. ani Mr.. Armour
was even said % be prepared 20 furnish money
for tho regular ~ per cent dividend TheseNs
Of the day VA. almost entirely builiah aud very
favorable reports Of the business done by the
trunk lines found publication. This was &C
cOmplished by very decided movement nv an
derbilts. ana Lake Shore In particular became
prominent for both Activlty and strength, some
round amounts II st)ck changing haud-. could
stocks were largely traded In ard there was
more attention paid TO soyeral specislnes than
usnal OF late. many Of thsm making marked al
Tennessee Coal. ami Memphis AMI Charleston
were the most conspicuous. IoSard The A'ter-
uOJn there were free reali1auODs, which saggeh
the list on from the beet prices, but mo move
ment was Of conn aratigely short duration. aad
th- tone Of the market again became strong IN
final trading The close was fairly active ~
small fractions under tho best prices Total
sales. iT4 .0oO shares.
NEW YORK, september ii--Noon. Stocks Jun
ana arm. Money easy A. lsls. Exchange-lonN
4s1E short, 49,. Govern ments dun and rtealy'
ErsRfpg.-Bxcnange Gulei and strong. Money
easy AZ TAI , per cent Sub-rreasury balences-
Coin. fl5,,fi2Oo0; currency ta.e63.uW eoTern
ments steady and firm; per cents NJA; ~
80 nfffa han. So anf Fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. September li.--The cash quotations
we're: Flour strong aud unchanged. No. >
spring wheat, gOAa9ic.; No red. gle. No. 2
corn, 45,c No. 2 oats. Aaa2i3.c. Noes pork.
fi4 f0..Lard, fl8 Oh sh0rt-Tibs. sAsss. Shout
ders, S7.6gs sf7.7a. shortc4esr, s0asas5. Whis-
key. $50.
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mARINE INrELLsGENCE.

PORT or RIClIN0Nn. sgrrsN8ER II. is's