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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Rn1nnrnd nefnIcntIon.
'fWII'"I ~ IT" ~ - N'V''f
fRy ,alegranh % tho Dlspatch.l

NY f'l'-A1lu tN mo btoPe-lhsi
Denver, Col, September 2l.-It is re-
ported on good authority that J. =. VIII
iiams, receiving teller Of the First National
Bank Is a dofaulter TO the extent of - 600.
The first Of last week Williams was grant
ed a vacation and took his family TO the
mountains. The next day he returned
end gave as an excuse that he had come
back for some clothing which they had
forgotten. To-day the bank officials re-
ceiyed a letter from Mrs. Williams, asking
where her husband was. They became
50 ,picious and ordered an Investigation Of
his books, which revealed n deficit Of over
5000 Detectives are of the opinion that
Williams IS "A friend of wills. who had
stuck" this bank several months ago for
SCI 600. aud that he has gone to Mexico 10
Join him. Tho bank officers refuse 10 dis
cuss the matter, and say there Is no truth
il the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Championship Games.
AlfERICAV ASSOCIATION STANDING.
New York Races.


NEW York. September 21.-Thc weather
and track were good.
First racc-swecpstako all ages, six fur
long,-Fordham won; Volunteer second,
Crack-man third. Time, l:154.
Second race-hand.cap. al oges, one
mile and a sixteenth Strideaway won
Badge second, Golden Reel third. Time,
1:4s1.
Third race--Algeria stakes, for two-year-
Odds, six iurloncs- Magnate won; Ballarat
second. Buporta third. Time, 1:lG.
Fourth race Ocean View stakes, for
thrce-ycar-olds. one mile and q furlOng
Come-to-Taw won; Reporter second, Mad
stone third. Time, 1866. Mutuals paid
SIS.
Fifth race- swcepetokes, for beaten
two-year-olds, six furlongs-Iulla Black
burn won Major DAILY second, June Day
third. Time, LII.
Sixth race-welter handicap, all ages,
one mile arristcrwon Oarsman second,
Macbeth II. third. Time, la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Arrested for Selling Liquor.

GUTHRIE, OKo., September 2l.-For seve-
raj months the Government had made no
effort 10 prevent the sale of liquor in
Guthrie, and as time went on the liquor
smugglers became emboldened, and over a
dozen groggeries have been running in tull
blast during the last month. The granting
of licenses was refused, yet TO all appear
ances the Government winked at its sale.
Yesterday. however. a deputy United States
collector went into the city unexpectedly,
and Before night twenty-five men were
under arrest and will be sent to Wichita
=, t-f,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

struck upon tho back Of his head, the fall
rendering him unconscious and fracturing
the skull. He was placed upon stretcher
and conveyed to the City Hospital. where
he is now in very precarious condition
Spinks has been in the employ of the Nir-
ginia Midland Railroad Company for only
few months, and was working extra as
fireman. He is resident of Alexandrla,
Va, but had recently como from Atlanta,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

ny telegraph to the Dispa.sh.i

II1 sIN % ~" " 'V-1F1-IsI
LOUISVILLE, ny, September 2l-John 3.
McIlyaine u Son, consisting Of John b.
McIlyaine's estate and j. Banks Mcllyaine.
assigned this evening for the benefit of
creditors. The firm has been in existence
here IN the whiskcy business for twenty
five years. They are surety for Alattingly
Il Sons for 100000. They can pay about
sixty-fye cents on the dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Injured While Playing Football.
fRv foIegranh N the DisnatchI

Ngw HAVEN. CoSN., September 21.-
During football match TODAY between
the Yale University eleven and a picked
team from the different classes three men
had TO be carried from the field. and seve-
raj other players were quite badly hurt.
Harvey Haifback, on the University eleven,
was roughly tackled, and a severely
sprained ankle resulted. He was carried
from the field in great pain, and il viii DO
several weeks before he can play again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

TnENroN, n. j.. September IA report
originated in one of the iron-mills here to-
day that the Trenton Savings Bank was
delaulting in its payments. Soon the bank
was besjered by depositors demanding
their money. In a little while the bank
officials were able to show all except the
small depositors that there was not any
sort of excuse for the report, the bank
having G surplus of 100000 and its funds
being chiefly in Government bonds. The
small depositors, however, consisting
chiefly of Hungarians and other foreign
laborers. kept mp their run all day, and the
bank paid out $4,000. Every demand was
met
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
The Quebec Catastrophe.

OTTAWA. September 2l.-Msior- General
Cameron and Major Magne, of the Royal
Military College, arrived here to-day 10 see
the Minister Of Militia regarding the catas-
trophe nj Quebec. They left tonight for
Quebec. where they will hold an inyestiga-
ton and make an examination OF the ciih.
II Is believed here that the Dominion Gov
eminent will build walls TO protect the
Qualifications
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
A Victory for the Bicyclist.

INDIANAPOLIS, IiD.. September 21.-The
Indiana Supreme Court has decided that a
bicyclist cannot be made liable for dam
ages resulting from horses becoming
frightened at their wheels, if such run
Always occur while bicyclists are riding
upon the highway and are doing nothing
which shows lack of regard for the rights
Of others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Attempt to Vote Frustrated by the Mill
by telegraph 10 tho Diqpatch.l


Kansas CITY. September 21.-A special
from Oklahoma City to the Times says
To-day was one Of the most exciting days
in the history ofthe city. About SIX weeks
ago a faction OF citizens, after failing 10 in
duce the Council to call convention
for the purpose Of framing an amend-
ed charter. framed ono themselves
and called an election for the people 70
vote on it, a. itproyided for the immediate
ousting Of the present city government.
Tho United States troops under the au-
thOrty Of General Mcrrett prevented the
election. Two or three weeks ago a char
ter prepared 10y o committee authorized 10y
the Council was voted down. The original
charter faction then called an election on
their charter for to-day again without the
consent Of the Mayor.
An nttemp; was made to open the polls
three times IN different sections Of the
CITY, but the voters were dispersed each
time by United States soldiers. Nine of
the leaders were afterwards arrested on
the charge Of conspiracy against the au-
thoritv of the United States and city gov
ernmcnts Among those arrested are Cap
tain Hammer and Judge Brown. who arc
accused Of melting the mob to resistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

loaded the Old Man Up, and Ito Com
promised.
special ioiogram 70 me DlsDatchl

Special telegram o. the bspatchl
Asury1iLr. y. c.. September 2l.-Infor-
nation has lust reached this city IN regard
g. serious charges against Professor l.. L..
ehuflri. of Mcdowell county. 4 few days
since D.. was arrested no his school-house,
four miles from Marion, charged with telo-
ni,u- assault ON Mis- Mira Fleming, u
beautiful and well-known young woman,
who Was one Of his pupils. Tho warrant
sworn out lw the father Of the lady set
forth the charges of outrageous assault.
'Th, prisoner was committed without pre-
inln.rv hearing. but on the day OF the
grofe- -or. imprisonment the father of the
Young mdy won't TO Marion, where Shutord
VA. iu al. Some Of the teachers friends
loaded old man Fleming up and got him
into % good humOr. and he consented to
fpreso the prosecution Of the Professor
III he would leave the county az once.
This was o satisfactory arrangement. Inc
Sh,rlf hal no objection TO that course.
Che pcGaeosuo has gone. He y nephew
OF Dr. Il. I. Alternately, OF RUTHERFORD
COLLEGE. and well connected, but Is report
ed 10 have been involved IN several SINH
lar troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Riot at an E.ectlon.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


ST. LOUIS. September 2l.-A special from
Gainesville. Texas, to the Post Dispdtch
SAYS: The citizens are trying to hold an
election in Oklahoma city to-day. A big
riot is going on. Soldiers with loaded guns
and fixed bsyonets have charged the mob
and number Of persons are said to have
been wounded and great excitement pre-
vailq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Accident to a Locomotive Fireman.

CHARLorTEsvILLR, Va, September 2t.-
As the south-bound passenger train (No.
bO) was pulling in on the switch short
distance north of the Virginia Midland
junction this afternoon Charles L. Spinks,
the fireman, climbed out of the cab win
dow upon the running board for some un-
known reason, and while doing so he fell
from the train, which was running rapidly
ronnd Q slight curve at the time. aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
baseball Yesterday.
By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch-l

BROOKLYN:
Columbus. 2O0O101 o.
Frooklyns. 1 2 0 0 3 K Q
Base-hits-Columbus 6 Brooklyns, 8.
Errors Columbus. II: BroOklyns, 4. Bat
terios-Baldwin and OCOnnOr: Caruthers
and Nisner.
Washington az innings--tie-darkness)
Washingtons % 3 0 y
Bostons........2 1 0 q 0 ] 0 o. 4
ts-Washingtons, 70; Bostons. ..
Errors-W ashingtOns. 9; BOstons. 3. Bat
teries-Haddock and DAILY; Clarkson, KEEL
Icy, and Camel.
Philadelphia:
New Works. 0 sol o. 7
Philadelphias .............0 2 o q o.
Base-hits-Ncw Yorks, 5 ; Phladelphias,
O. Frr0rs-Eew Yorks, /; Philadclphias,
3. Batteries-Welch and Brown; Day and
Clements.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis. OO10140O- G
pittshurghs 3 0 0 0 0 O.
Base-hits-IndanapO o; PIttsburghs,
10. Errors indianapolis, 2; Pittsburghs,
T. Batteries GetZcin and Buckley; Sta
ley, Sowden. Miller. and Carroll.
Chicago:
Cbicagos. 2 021 0 . o.
acknowledgements 5000 3 3 O.
Basc-hits- Chicagos, 10; Clovelands, IL.
Errors hicacOs, b Clevelands, 3. Bat
teries-Dwycr and Darling; Beatin and
SutcliGc.
Baltimore:
Baltimores ..........4 22O-
Athletics. 0 8 20 l 2 XII
-Baltimores. u; Athletics. u.
Errors-Baitimores 9: Athletics, 3. Bat
teries-Tate and Kilroy; Robinson and
- C,;.,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New YORK. scptemher2L Tho following "a the
weekly hank statement: Reserve. decrease
sJIt5.315; loans. decrease. slpO 90. specie. de-
crease, f3.333 500; legal-tcnders. dcrro1se
ss5l,6j0; deposits, dccfeaeo, ii,i0.l0J; clrcnla
ton. decrease, Su.soc
The BANKS now hold si.5o.i0O IN oxcess Of th'
% per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

NEw YosK, September 21.-George h.
West. who claims TO have come from Chat
tanooga, Tenn, was arrested to-day on The
charge Of passing forged checks on Good
year & Co. and Hodges Il Co., dealers IN
rnhbnr eOOls In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
TIME BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
CHARLES y. CLARK, PassIDEss
IRADSTRkKr's RICHMOND ofRicA
no. llos EAST MAIN SlAkkL
Telephone NAIL
III. WITTY. supsrla.saaaa.

Tho Riehmond oiics n.s moro Iaan keps psss
with the rapid grosla Of the cisy aud deyelo0-
no mercantile community of shis sccttoa al ne
advantages OF asystem me superiority " unSoa
u recognized In sscgy uAis eanuv q me elvsis
ixea woFaA Aaas 10 Is IN q spsclAl sense preoarea
10 guard INA interested ~ 1ocAl paSSlns = ~
tssSed b. the fscs that u has nou 1yS~ 1890
sslhsrilg1 ~ Gu ~ NGlo1en m0A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Henoes Not XYnntIt.
lBy telegraph to the Disp,t'

10y ItItsIIpi 70 IN5 II5ptVllsI
G.. S. Merrill this morning telegraphed Ma
Tor Warner, in Washington, absolutely
withdrawing his (Merrill's) name from con-
nection with the pension commissioners
shin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. septem Dor q 00n-Coiton quiot
win limited inquiry: American miiiling.
tt.d.. sales, 400 bales; speculation ana ex-
port. go bales. recept-. 2l0O bales-all Amen-
ran Futures quiet but steady: September
q 40-Cli: septsmbar and October 6JciA
te2-bn. OctC Jer and November, ts-6si. NO
yembsr aud December. B-bid- Doocmbor aud
January i!-02d January and February.
l. rI9i March ami April, 43-Gii April and
Nay if-0iL
T. M-Amerlcau middiing. 3-i0d. sales
to-day In i .ded 1850 bales American; septem-
Der, s9Gid., buyers september ani Oct0ner.
q .sfhI sellers. October aud November,
= is-G4d. seller: November ami December.
3 f3-fgi, buyers; December and January.
: ga, sellers; January ami February.
B42ksi, sellers; February and Nauh, itotd-,
eeilers: March and Aprii. 43-64d.. sellers /
am. gni my. 5 4igld, sellers. Futures closed
aulot bat siOddy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
McgroSD. September q. 1871
OFFEEIS5&

WHEAr.-s40 i bTshelA
CORs.-2r1l bushes.
OAaS.-3,DD bushels.
MfLL-OFFAL-ii ~.
SALE, TE'DsrsB - sf~qgrt,y
WnElr.-Whito. 80 tu-heis yory good ~ So !;
20 hlshels common no GU-. Lorcn'rrg - bush
81. cool al s}r: 100 tIcls fair - ~. Mix :.
43lb bushels very g00a 90 primo ga private
Terms; go bushels good az $50; j.9j blsdol3
fair 60 go. Sn0r'terfy. lA bushels very good &C
So 40 bushels very COCO nj Sc - bushels
GOOD AZ re. : ~ bushels iar 90 7jc.: 80 Dnsr-
oils fair a. re. %. Bushels ialr at 'Ur - bush.
els common al DC. Total salos Of wheat, 1921
bushels.
OArs- Mixed. 1874 bushels very good on pEi-
yets terms
MnL-OfFAL-ii tons on priyGe terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

FURNITURE NEATLY RE-n
II PAIRED, CHAIRS RECANED. and "
UPHOLsTEkiyG m all OF tts branches done ~
at JOHN j. AAnEksosa 1854 eAst '
Broad street.. All ordur. receive pronps atten.
non and Satisfaction gparanloed, "a xklt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

BA1rIMoEs. september 2i.-Baltimore and
ONO stOcS nominal 10 81 Northern Central,
12a73s consolidated gas bonds, li3 DO. stock.
49, ail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER n. 1897.
No auction o1erings on Change to-day Of
fering Tor tie week. 10 packages; taken in. II
packages: highest price. s22.5O; lowest. SLi0:
average. s52l. last week: offered l23 pack
ages taken IN. ~ packages: highest price, So /;
lowest 81 average, t47&
Internal revenue collections TOR to-day; Cigars
aud cigarettes, $50 s. tobacco. $4,000. Total,
s3.iO029.
Private sales reported to-day: Filters, q hogs-
heads smokers. Q hogsneads; wrappers. hogs
heads: dark. 5hogshesis; scrap. 3 hogsheads.
Inspections for the week:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

A telegram from Washington predicts light
frost for virginia 70 night II however. caused
little alarm on Change, though thore was no
ticeaole good attendance. aud some good buy
Ing o. brights.
The weeks Gales certainly show greater &C
tiyity IN nearly all grades. and this Ia partscu-
larry gratifying In DARK tobaccoa snted down.
the sound and useful plug. smoking. ana ship
ping grades as IN snail s.ccS.
The Western markets show no particular
ehaneA celorr. aouad- Ion aa6 hiEh GRADES q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
lF-rNVIVWUHT. WI. FWFHIIUFTs 70 7
lights firm: cotton, e-321. grain, 5ad.
CHiCAGO.
HfcAro. September 2i.--rhe cash Guotstior
r.. Flour steady ard unchanged. No
REVIEW or ruv curcA0o xARKsr.

CHICAGO. September @i.-To-days trade In
whcat rulck rather duh, but the undertone was
decidedly hrm. News was scarce. and a. tho
market got pretty well cycned up IN the shufiis
yesterday the crowd was disposed IN await do
veOpmcntS Outsde business was next 90 no.
thug. The opef ing figures were about on a level
with yesterdays close, and m short time tho
market suhcned up &c. December going 20 -.
end May % s3t C.. The most Important bull news
receive here was a Minneapolis dispatch saying
th0t the Canadian millnrs had aivancef tholr
buying pr &c for wheat case per bushel n Naui-
tOha, aud that some Of them had recently been
getting supplies az Toledo. Under TIE influence
q thls news and the reported taking ~ l5oD
bushels moro here tor cxport the market .0Ok on
decided strength late IN the session, and during
the last twenty minutes lively trade WAS vii
nessed ant the best prices OF tho day were A.
tel .ed. llual clOsiucs showed a net gain 81 , n
&c. Corn WAS moderately active aud easier
early, hut nruer later "a the session advanced.
Inc free movement created considerable pros
sure % sell uaar fIturos. and nc market opened
q sulie under yesterdays closing prices, Was
easy. and declined VOC, ruled active aud
firner. closing e.. lower thnn yesterday on noar
fnturcs aud i.c. higher on deferred futures. Oats
wrrs dgiet WIKI the bulk OF trading Ia Nay.
fair number OF buying orders Tor mot month
were on the market ~ s9a"., Rnd all oueriDg- AZ
that ngure were readily tnken. light business
was done In gorS AMI the feeling was rather
easy Prices ranged about tho same - ycster-
DAY. quiet anc duli ieelng prevailed m lard.
anl prices ruled o1sior Trading was light IN
ribs. and tho feeling was easy without much
change IN u.lcD3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
flFau,-fef f.r In, DisDatenl

SEPTEMBER 2i.-Mark0t nominAliy steady.
Primo. 4f.c.: extra prime. sa5Hc: fancy SIC;
-onmon. Xa3, shelloj. 3a3Ac Spanish. zsc !;
factory hsnd-pickod. Sake.
In Sonthampton county the peanut crop 10
better man either corn or cotton. but u VIII %
q .ite shg!t-shortor than tho average yield
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
PARIS AERESTED,
DOWN BY THE SEA.
The Cotton soason-Navy-Yard Notes
Personal.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ISTo0IaI t'IogfNH 20 Iue II7DIU-I'T
NoRro1K. September 21.-The engage
ment Of cotton-ships has begun and the
foreign feet is now arriving and com
menced the foreign shipping season. Tho
activity of the cotton traffic is manifest
on every hand. and all the employees at the
warehouses and Offices have commenced
their day-and-night campaign. Several are
going now, and all the congresses Will be
in operation next week, as the staple is
rushing into market ut the rate of 5000
bales day and viii soon reach G.00O and
1000 bales. The Scabonrd congresses, now
in auxiliary Of the Atlantic and Danville
railroad, which have not loaded for
eign ship in three years on account of
being in tho assets Of the Exchange Ma
tional Bank, commenced loading a foreign
ship the first week in the cotton season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
WOO

We quote. rins. s. J)ssl75 sIpsrlns. sA7ja
t3.2s; Okla sl5)ssl,j isndy siIsLjl sissai
lGmIY, country, sLljlg.?o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
CINCINNATI.
TuR yVORInrS COTTON.

NEW YORK. september 2l-Ihe total visible
suppy II cotton Tor tho world Ia 9is,9N balos. Of
which $40. 35l are American, against ,6l.i2 and
i1l .gs2 balos respectively last year Receipts At
an Interior towns. s2045 bales; receipts al plan
t,tioas iyg So lale6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

ST. Louis. September 2o.-Fiour quiet and
unchanged bat nrm Wheat rather quiet bur
nru, tho Close being lsaAc. above Yesterday.
30. red. cash, - &C.. september inbs'osc :
May, ~2f as3i.c. Corn duh, No miKod. cash,
2lltr. a,Ged: Oc.oter closed a, s9isc. May.
jNn0.,-. oats qulos feeling firm; No. 2 cash,
Isic. May. 29Nc NhiskoY flW. Provisions
dull ana not enough dono 70 establish priceA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
A puRsH.

The passengers on the steamship Decatur
II. Miller made up purse Of sd Tor the
three shipwrecked sailors taken from the
sinking schooner Henry Clay. IL IS thought
the schooner has drtted ashore somewhere
on the coast. The three men rescued COM
posed the crew, the schooner being "A small
one.
Tie shipmentsof coal from this port this
week ran ND to nearly twelve thousand
tons on account Of the good weather.
Rev. DR.. Il. n. Sledd, who has been
through the Gatcs-county section of North
Carolina delivering sermons, has returned
TO the city.
The wrecking steamer Rescue has gone
down the coast to the assistance OF n
schooner reported ashore on Currituck
beach.
MOTIFS.
A negro named Matthew Banks. for COM
hitting an outrageous assault on Florence
Swain (colored). was sentenced to be
hanged Mt Elizabeth City. n. c., yesterday
on the 2jth of October next.
The United States steamer Nantic has
been taken out Of the new dry-dock and
placed in the stone dock, and the simpson
dock is being made ready for the reception
of the cruiser Brooklyn, now daily expect
ed here from New York, for extensive re-
pairs.
DR.. John w. Clarke, prominent physi-
clan Of Washington, is visiting relatives in
Portsmouth.
Allthe delegates to the Portsmouth Bap-
fist Association have been elected, and
leave on Tuesday for Boykins, on the Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad. where the as
sociatiOn il to be held this year.
Three negroes were sent to the peniten-
tiary in Portsmouth yesterday.
The late weeks rains and cold weather
somewhat injured the kale and spinach
crops of the truckers.
Several carloads of steel plates will
reach here on Monday from Pittsburgh for
the battle-ship Texas, when portion of
the suspended force will be taken on and
an important feature Of the work resumed.
g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Buriey arc 10 active demand ct good prices
Darks are dull General Market unsettled.
On change goodiy mum Der Of strangers we're
present today
MARKETS BY TELEoRAPH
NEW YORK


Ngw YoRE. September 21.--cot,on dull;
sales. 23p bales: upiands, Ike. Orleans, II Nc.
net receipts, 2s.476 bales: exports-to cress
Britain. I'll bales; 10 the Continent 1896 baies
stock. 1880 bales. Southern -Four dun. Whess
dull AMI nominaiiy unchanged; No 2 ROD, s4a
SAC. In elevator; OPTIONS dun ana Ha4c.
higher on early business. closing weak Al sooas
yesterdays prices; No. 5red. September, We;
october. size; NOSembcf, Skc; NM,
sltsc Corn moderately octlye and week;
No. ?, 40kag0Ac. IN store and elesa'or;
opnons duli and weaker. septem Der,
exc. Oats dan and weak options quiet. "
regular. and woak september, s5c.; October.
s5'lc.: May. 2SHc.; No. spot. zsa96 &c. mifed
western. 2l%a2s,. Hops quiet Cofee-Optsons
closed with September and October nrm. others
barely steady. unchanged. and 10 points up;
september. kiA7OaslaT5; October. fiS.ooafi5 v;
May, siAiOasiA9O; spot Rio firm AMI quiet:
fair carg0es i9Ac sugar-Raw nominsl; re-
nned nc. higher. NOlAsscs-Foroign nominal;
New Orleans quiet: open kettle. good % fancy.
ratio. Rice steady. Petroleum s.osdy; crude.
In barrels tpnrSorsl, zoe. refined. here
new. 22a3ic. yellos. 3sa4OG Rosin steady and
quiet: streilet common % good. siG.1. rur-
peaune quiet and steady at 43kag3c. Wool
easy and quiet PORK steady and QUOT Beef
dnieL Beef hams dull. Ticrccd beef quiet
Cu,-mests quiet Middles quiet Lard steady
aud quiet: western steam. sa35ai6Ea op-
tons-September. i63i: November. fdia
Freights firm; cotton, e-S2d. grain, 5ad.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September 2i.--rhe cash 1uotst'ons
we're: Flour steady ard unchanged. No !
corn. Sc. No. oatS 1870 Ness-pcrk, per bar
rel. tll. Lard. por 10 pounds. iA9A short
RIB sides lOOsel. g. ajatA shoulders UNCHANGED.
short-clesr Sides unchanged. Whi.key. tL02