davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
FIGHT WELL ON.
THE FIRST DEMOCRATIC GUNS IN
THE ROCKBRlD6e CANVASS.
A Zig Meeting n. Brownsburg-H arris's
Exouse-Speeehes by Jones
md Lefchcr.
Ispeclnl tclsgram % the DIspa.eh. ]

LEuv0rox, Va, September ~ The po-
litical CANVASS was opened IN hockhrldge
to-day at BrOwnsburg by the Democrats III
n regular old-fashioned iubilee. The wea-
ther was fair but cool. There were over
three hundred voters out, among them
many Republicans, and the speakers were
favored with the presence OF some twenty
five or more Of ROckbridge's fair daughters.
Hon. John T. Harris, of larrlsonburg,
who has many warm admirers IN Rock
bridge, had been invited to open the can
yass. but notwithstanding the special
invitation. which he had accepted, and
theregular appointment made by The state
Committee, he fnilcd 10 arrive. he sent
his regrets. Saving that al important case
in the Court of Appeals at Stauntou, ~
which he was counsel. being called earlier
than he had anticipated, he could not
come.
Hon. C. p. Jones. Of Montery, Highland
the present Democratic senator tiOm TINS
district and candidate for reelection was
present. and opened with fine speech.
He discussed the issues OF the canvass IN
mastery STYLE. aud his conclusions were
clear. His attack on McCullOch, his Re
publican opponent Of Botct0urt. who IS "a
newborn Republican. was most scathing.
and he clearly showed that this old Demo
crat just converted to SlahOneism wac Tor
Office and Office alone.
Nj. Jones made splendid impression.
LETcHER STEAKS.
He was followed by Greenlee Davidson
Letcher. the junior Democratic candidate
for the Legislature, the son OF his. iather'
"a the Democrats call him--the baby, or
boy politician. as the Mah0neites say MI.
Letcher made a speech that for eloquence.
earbestness. Gearne-5, grand array OF
facts. and q review of Naboue's roscalitv
would have done credit in large degree to
his LOuored and illustucus father,
Honest John Letcher' and which
aroused the Democrats 10 wild enthusiasm
and showed that Letcher though young IA
years. is equal to the situation and able 20
cope with the best men Malone can put mp.
PAXTON CLOSES.
Hon. VI W. Paxton. the Democratic
county chairman. closed IN a ringing
speech. making a full oppose Of Mahone'a
methods.
Alessrs. Jones and Letchor spoke at De-
catur tonight
The first guns have been fired in Rock
bridge, and the fight is ON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
A STEAM YACHT WRECKED.
Two Dead Bodies Found-Fatc of the
others Unknown.
Wy Telegraph 10 10 Dlspalch.l

CLEVELAND. o.. September ~. The steam
yacht Leo. seventeen tons hurthcn, started
from Iorau Sunday afternoon for Glove
Land. having on board John B. Tunte, /. D.
Iawler. r. p. Ritter, benjamin Kline, s.
u. Knicht. ID. a. Lawler, Captain Samuel
Root. Frederick Pclow. and an engineer
from Detroit. name unknown The weather
became COMPOSITIONS later III the day, and
gs tho coast ~ rough with no harbor that
they could reach the yacht Was wrecked.
The bodies of Ritter and ID. 4. Lawler
were found TODAY floating ia tho lake.
The water was very rough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
NOMINATIONS.
THE DEMOCRATS or WISE, plcKEN-
SON, AND BUCHANAN.
erhc EcSclui,ons-w. z. Miller, OF Wise.
Nominated for the House
Of nelegatea
lror The DI.pa,oh.l

tI1NTwooD, DfCKENsON COUNTY, Va
September 10. 1889.
TheDcmocr0tic convention FOR thoc0un-
tic. oi Wise. Dickinson. and buchanan
met here to-day for the purpose Of noinina-
SING q candidate 90 represent said counties
S. Doe uc1t House of Delegates Of Virginia.
sad convention was called 20 order, and !.
s. French was elected temporary chair
I1au AMI J. T. Lppe temporary secretary.
On motion 4 j. G. .Maynor the Chair ap-
l'o'utoi A. J.. JAG kson, Of Buchanan
,mn,y; James n Niece. Of Dickinson
county, and William 4. Cauco. Of Wise
county. a committee on credentials
o.. motion q II. 4. Bruce the Chair ap-
t.f'rI John ". pcskiae of buchanan
,Hluf. 10. u. Stallard of Wise county.
and jHa' III. Mullins. of Dickinson
county. committee oa permanent cvgani-
Patton. Aus GA motion the Chair appoint
a. 1ur-, SIS. Cil,lrcss, of Buchanan
c..ut.. j. g. Counts. of Dickinson county.
,rIJ. G.. Navnor of Wise county. COM
rri.fr. ,r r0-o. l'Ious and platform
llr Committee on Credentials reported
flsi fh0re were no contests and that all
th. ds...ef', and anornatcs from Buchl-
r0r county were present except two, All
lf"Dnt from Dickinson county except
"'. anl al from Wise county but four.
lnr Committee ou Permanent Oreaniza-
rlnu reported for permanent chairman w.
s.. worth, ut Dickinson county, and FOR
secretary d. +. Lpp,. OF Wise county. On
notion sad report was unanimously
adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions and Plat
t0ru roroI;cda- follows: We, the Demo
'rat- o. WISE. Dickinson. and buchanan
counties. lu convention assembled, DO
hereby declare and renew our ALI yIauce TO
ll. national Democratic party ae beng The
party of t.n pD 'ple fOr the people. and iy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19

CrxclsyATr. September ia-Finm stoaiY.
Wheat In tair demand 40. ! rei, nc. ,orn
.rnrco and firm 30. mixef. 81. Oats s'cahy
No. ? mixed, ~. PORK steady at sll.3' y. issri
quiet az s5.@ Bulk-meate a'niy .hpft.ri-'
stlTL. Bnron oa4y. sh0ft-ciaaf. fhl 20. Ahid-
Key artiyo and firm a. tilG H0gs Lover; COM
fnon ani light, s.l2.asitD packirg eBd Duteii-
L ~ FL NM ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
THE ANTl-MAHONElTES.
what General Groner Says About the APP
pronching Conference.

TSNEVTaI T0T0ETHTH U Tl7 DHDsV'II
WASHINGTON. September 1S.-General
Groucr WAS I'm tho city today for a few
hours ON business which had, ne said. no
.hiug to 30 with politics. He also said that
hc had received letters from nearly every
par, Of Virginia which assured him thatthe
conference II art;-Mahouc Republicans
which ie 10 d. held IN Richmond on the 1T
Of October next would bcyory well attend
ed. All Republicans, he said, would be
welcome to that conference. but, he added
with q smile, chat he did not expect any
Malone men 90 bee on hand. 1t would toe
decided 90 thc conference whether the VIZ
g.uia Republicans who are not sympathy
with Malone would help the Republican
ticket or remain quIcscent and indifferent.
General Grouer seemed TO think that thore
was no doubt that the conclusion reached
would be am anti Malone one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
Murdered by a Negro.

ny telegraph 70 tho DIspHIVu'I
ATLANTA, Ga, Septemberls;-A t6 O'Clock
this morning q negro named John Egan ap-
reared In Mr.. Frambough's yard III nut
LEDGE. lie was asusPicious character or anu
was ordered 10 leave IT. instead Oh ie =. .Iss
sng Tine time drew pistol and fred; The
hall .'II took effect in Mr.. Frambough',s bow
ei isI and resulted 10 his death before the doc
tor could arrive. The negro fed but every
sfioyt 10 catch him is being made. Blooo-
honnds have been telegraphed for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
ENGINEERS VISIT THE TOWER.
Eifrel Offers Toast and Russian Re-
spends.
by anglo American cable to the Dlspa'ch.l

IHv AugiO-Arnericdn chDlo 20 tho Di1Pa-NAl
PARIS. September t8.-Upon the invita-
taten Of the French Society OF Engineers
n party Of Russian. Spanish. Portuguese,
Brazilian, aud Chilinn engineers visited
the Eifel tower to-day. The party num-
bered $50. After the tower had been duly
inspected the visitors were entertained ~
luncheon, NJ which Air. Eiflel offered
toast % the soyeroigns OF the countries
represented. In the course Of his speech
he said. AN especial sympathy draws Is
toward Russia, whore the celebrities are
honored In France "a in Russia. We ap-
plaud Russia's success 10 her wondrous
work Of ciyihzing Asia by means of rail-
wavs-the work which General Anenkoh
has courageOusly promoted"
Mr.. Kartzof, Russian engineer, re-
sponded. Upon rising to speak he re-
ceived an ovation, the cries II Niye In
Russia" "Yiye Ia France" drowning his
opening sentences. He congratulated DIT.
EiHel. and said that Russian scioncc. which
was still young, had obtained Us inspra-
ton from France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
'rhe Democratic Choice for the House in

f01~rcspcniouco OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
Joyr,yrfir. VA. September II, 1888.
REORGANIZATION 0t the Democracy OF
.. county 4. n. Martin was elected per
mauert chairman and D. W. OFT perln'7
r.,t secretary. The, gentlemen arc good
81, -kint Democrats and viii do their whole
IEencxt thing done was the nomination
by exclamation oi John NJ. Tate. Esq, rs
our standard-bearer in the race for the
H"u-. If Delegates. Mr.. Tate has been
our party chairman in this county for
some vcars. and 10 the session ct our re-
cert convention in Richmond city was
ei.c,.i , member of the State Committee
frlm thr Ninth district. Mr.. Tate was
N.alirster but never Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Democratic Nomination for the Senate
CuIpcpcr House Nomination.
Especial telegram % inc nispat-hl


Crrrrrrn. Va. September Is.-Ihe Soma
afUrll Convention for the Fifteenth dis
Yuet. composed of Orange. Madison. Gull
pepper. and Happahannock counties met
TODAY 100 noon IN the Opera Hall.
Hon. james Hay. Of Madison, called the
convention 90 order. George L. Shackcl-
ford. of Orange, WAS elected Temporary
chairman. and s. =. Randolph, oi Cul-
pepper. secretary. Onpcrmaneut organlza-
lion. Mr. ShacEclford was elected chair
m4u. aal ST. Randolph and Is. \. Robin
I'm. s..rotar,c.. The nomination If
candidate thou being IN order. Hon. james
Iluy. oi Madison, presented the name Of
b. b. J0rdon, and by RECLAMATION he was
elected
The convention % nominate candidate
f,r the House OF Delegates from Culpepor
,ss. lelint ReNcy's Hall Il. McClanahan,
chairman. and A. vs.. Pulliam, secretary.
Dr. R. :. Lewis nominated Colonel Catlctt
Gibson The nomination Wys seconded by
Colonel 8. M.kCwhouse ina fcw bright and
umcv remarks. and by reclamation Colo
vel Gibson was chosen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
ANOTHER CASE OF YELLOW-FEVER

fDytolecrnph TO tho Dlspa,ch.l

NV YoRK. September 1S.--Another sup
posed vcllow-fcvcr case was reported 10 the
BROOKLYN health authorities to-day. The
subject was q man named Eloner, on the
Atla--Linc steamer Alvo, from Costa l;ica.
tie was taken sick when two days out, ard
on arriving OF Brooklyn lac went TO the
Charities Department and complained
of having chills aud pains III the back.
he was sent 10 the County Hospital.
In. Arnold is of the opinion that it Is a
genuine ease II ycilow-fevcr. The captain
of the steamer nondo, which arrived the
other day with o suspicious case Of sick
ness on board. has been fined 500 IN
Brooklyn for making affidavit that there
was no sickness on board during the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

sErrgpBER ~, lisa
Tho market Is without reported sales Of spo-
cial interest today.
henderson q. - reports say that iaior crop
er,rds moro oilers than was expected, while
much Gus wiu run more uondesrript Than Iha
first cuttif e and curing indicltrd
from other bright planters Is Is reported inai
they have lost IN weight by lcting tobacco stand,
hoping 90 gain BY tli.kcning deTs.
Late rains with us havs not oocn extensive,
and Improvement IN bright section not - gene
raj. though tho dark tobacco mas had botter
chance Of laie.
To-day q ssmpling was largely dark common
shippers.
4 Bristol tTenn.) report says: large part OF
CROP cut and cureI. lis no finest known Tor
wears in o)lor and body. VITA moro strictly nno
cut,ers and wrapper.
Farmer. ara asking . to &c. round for crops.
The market. however Il loter than In North
Carolina ard Virginia
henderson. y. G.. is selling new 1889 crop
nearly altogether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
West Virginia Methodist Church Con-
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

lspeclal tolcgram TO me DIsPHNn'I
WHEELING. w. Va, September 1S.-The
forty-third Annual Conference Of the West
Vjrginia Methodist Episcopal church con-
veued at Point Pleasant to-day. Bishop
Jovce presided and preached the opening
sermon. Two hundred ministers are pres
emit. The session viii last several days.
Some very important work wilpbe trans
oof.sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
Pension-Omce DIatters.
mr lelegrnpn 70 tho pLspatoh.l

10y tFI0EFHpu % IFIV I717t7''E7'1'I
W.sHrsGroS, September lS.-There Is
nothing now tonight in the matter OF ap-
no;nting successor t. Pension-Comlnis-
s;oner Tanner. The position has been ten
dered General George s. Morrill,, of Bos-
ton. and bis appointment is looked for to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
DlNwlpDlE REPUBLICANS.
A Turbulent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
the House.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispa'chl
ptrsnspuHG, Va. September 49, 1883.
The Kepublican legislative convention,
n.i9 al Dlnviddic Courthouse YESTERDAY,
- poinmaie a candidate for the HOUSE use, OF
DELEGATES. Is represented 10 nave Dveh
ye[y turbulent body. II was presided
over by A. W. Harris (colored)' and u IS
aaid there were three aspirants lor ttn1
honor az the nomination. The ch9ice IVl
ynan MrL.E II. Coleman, who resides near
Ciurch Road. A gentleman who %a hd pre-
emf avs the proceedings were very Oolsto-
r,us. and That AT one time there Mas =
strong prospect Of spiit-I,thst. some Sa roo Oh
the delegates made start 70 leaSe tno . .oll "a
vention. but for some reason uld hot ="
out. lie Furthermore says tnat the pr
oeedincs have caused so much dissai SUI,
ton tLat unless something IS done 70 DrIhg
slIut LaT,nony before election-day the
nominee OF the Democratic party VIZ
aurclg carry the county. The conVehtioh
elected delegates 10 the senatorial cohy ,
ton. which meets a stony Creek rec d s4g9g
10 nominate candidate LOT me uls 1t;o
e,mnoged OF the counties OF Dinwiadie'
C,reenegyille. aud Sussex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
PATRICK AND HENRY.
Dcnocratic senate aud House Nomina-
tinn,-~trong Ticket.

Especial ;eio gram 20 tho Ds9a'ch1
Srr-,rr's. Va. Sept emher lS.-Ihe Demo
c,.f. h.ll doubic-harrolIcd convention
l.ro to-day to nominate candidate for
fle Senate for the district composed on
tI.rr,..na Patrick counties and O candI-
l.ta for The House from Patrick. Hon.
n. e.. Peters. of Henry, was nominated for
,he Senate by acclamauou, and Green
l.h4rt f1rthe House. Both are exceedingly
.,rlrg nominations and are sure TO WIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,. NDptoLlDuF Is. NV
suvs-FrPsr BOARD 3oo0 North Carolina
Gs at 1868. 1900 10. ut ~; $500 Rich m0nd city
rs At lls7f, 800 30. at lOlA.
C-os,,, .,1otst,o-g st1s stock 5oEiI
,-~,r.,~E M astsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
MARINE rSaTIIrGEScE.

MAKINE INTELLIGENCE ...
NINIArCRg ALMANAC. skPrsSaBE 10. Issa
S,o ri-sS- oV iiigH TiDk
sun sets INN. oil Morning. .ilts
Moon rises. ........i2l3 Evening ixtJ
POKr OF RICHMOND. SsFTkxsHs Is. issS.
AEEfyKn
schooner Cromwell. sOmmers. BALTIMORE
coal. Richmond aud Lanyiilo railroad
SALAD
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. msrchaaiiss
and passengers
PORT OF NEWPORT NEwA sEPrEnSrSisla
by feissrapaI
AaKIVkD
Steamship Oh Dominion. Richmond, aud
saitsd Tor New YOrk, msrrhantise and pasces-
goss. ,
sAfLkn.
s.eamsh.p Roman Prince Hamburg. coaled
Steamship Mcrtda. frogreseo eoal~d-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
1uvanna's Democrat for the House.
,c...t.1, .1.gra-i, In the Diernfch.1

powyrA. September 17.-lho County
Dcno.ratic Convention met here to-day
AMI nominated DR.. Dudley II. Boston for
he House Of Delegates. The Doctor. be-
inr "a gentleman Of cultivation and II great
personal popularity, cannot ianI to secure
DE- fun party vote. which VIII elect him
nv q handsome majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
The Pension CommisslonorshIp.

WASHINGTON, September 1s.--There is no
longer any doubt that Major Warner has
declined the pension commissIQnership.
The appointment of Mr.. Merrill TO that
position will probably be announced
within a day OF two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
The Eickmond Terminal Company In
crcascs It's stock.
IRv teleornnh % tho DispAtch.l

NEW YonK. September 1.-the Tribune OF
this morning says the Richmond Terminal
Company Yesterday gave formal notice 70
common stock Of s., 800 900. The stock
had already been sold, and the pro-
ceeds arc invested in various stock issues
of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railway in order to secure control Of that
route 10 the Richmond Terminal Compa-
nv. The control would have been endan-
gered by provision of the reorganization
plan on the payment of two consecutive
dividends on the preferred stock-one OF
which has been paid, while another IS ex-
pected soon. The recent Transaction as
sured the control 70 the Richmond Ter
rninal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
Republicans Have Lively Time In Sussex.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispalch.l

PFTERsBuRg, VA. September ls.-Rcports
from Stony Creek this evening represent
that very exciting scenes occurred In tho
Republican Senatorial Convention which
met there to-day 4 disturbance occurred
which threatened serious consequences So
one time. Int which was stopped amidst
much excitement. u ia said that during
the scufic blows We're aimed end pistol
was fired, two of the Dinwiddie delegates
taking part iu thc affair. There were three
candidates before the convention McssTs.
Gillian and Duane. Of Dinwiddie, and
Judge Arnold, OF Sussex. bu' az late hour
tonight il Is not known who was nomi-
mated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19

vention was composed Of an equal number
ot white and negro delegates. and its work
was harmoniously done in a short time.
AR. Han YVES formerly commissioner of
The revenue and Hamlin formerly principal
OK the colored High School here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
ye,er.burq EepubIiosn. Nominate.

special telegram 70 shs Dispstcn.l
PrTgnsgUno, September lS.~The Repuo.t
Iican CITY Convention met to-niSht az
Temperence Hall and nominated Heorge
". Hail lwhite) and w. l.. Hanlin color
ed) Tor tho House Of Delegates. Inc con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
WILMiN,sTON

WLNrsaroH. y. C.. ~ tenn her o.. -Turpontine
nrm a. 4is. kosin hrm. strained. 81; <Vrl
strained So Tar nrm 30 sl@A crude tar-
pcntlne firm, lard tLn. yoii0w-d'p ani Ar
gin. f1eA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
A Case of Cholera.

OryBEc. September 1s.-Ihe steamship
Alberta. which arrived in this port from
folio ria Singapore, landed at quarantine a
passenger suffering from IA severe attack OF
cholera. After being thoroughly fumi-
GATED the Alberta was allowed to proceed
Il Montreal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
c...srsI Manager OF the Central System
- ,~,..,.s,,n u ina DispAtcn-l

ATLANTA, September ls-it is under;
stood here that Cecil Gabbett general
manager of the West Point railro9n, nas
boon offered the general inahafeisn'Rt t a..
vril be made public at the next meetng OF
The directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
BALTIMORE.

ST. Lars. September is.-Fiour quiet and
unchauEed Nhea; higher. No rel. car'i.
$50. september 1'a aWiic., vtioser, ~ W
no Corn higher: No. , mixed. cash. 29ke
axe: October. 301lc. bid December. 20. M.
Oats teitor. No ,, cash. isr Nay. &hasshc.
Whiskey, slO2. pruusons stsaiy Fork,
sll6gh. Lard-primo steam D0mlua, al $50.
Dry-salt metts-stoniiors. fi5laflt-p longs
aud ribs. fi.g5 snort. clear. s1Sh Bacon
lnoxr'll-sh0ulders. Sf2b longs sni nD'.
sa7sa{1sO- short clear. t5pOpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
on the Sultan Of Morocco that the pri-
soners be restored to liberty.
HE SLAVE rBAFFLr.

Ro,rz, September is.--The English ard
italian Governments hive signed q more
stringent anti-slavery convention than ms
hitherto existed. The new convention de.
clares the slave traffic to be On act OK
p,raev and enables cruisers to deal more
promptly with the captured slayers. The
Mediterranean is excluded from the opera
tiOns Of the treaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
NEW YORK PETRoLEUg MARKET.

NV YOaK. september o. lha De'rulaim
market opeuoi stoady o. fie0 s. All After
slight react ton aud recovery hHnrnn dnii AMI
rruaiuei go until To close. WIT vas f1il ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
PAL rlMnRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, September iS-Baltimore and
Onto sto.s. - BID: Cincinnati Washington and
Baltimore lists, l00 nit consolidated gas bonds,
il3 asked 10. Stock, iiaile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19

COTTON REPoaE

Weouo,e. Fina slSOatl75. superHas ta75a
a. 3; extra sl5Jss3.75: f.nly. gi9tLSI psssas
fauniIy, country. tt.ToatAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19

sugsr-FsIr refining. sx9yEc. csntrlfngrs.
s6tesi Gnc, seaned steady sn1 m gooo n as-
fnnnd. Nolasses--Foreign nofns0sl, He. ",
ierns dalI Hlce In moderate demand snn
ssosdy Petroleum quiet sad slcsayc 10
Ssseed oil dun. kostR quist fu.ps~
tine porrfnal at tsxc. PORK moro oc,.gs'
mess. inspected. sllgsssi2Is; uninspsc'sa,
fias5; extra primo. 0xetieN. s9s' 1 en-.
beef hams sifong. Tierced beef gnlss 49,.
meats IRA aud moro active Iirkiea ns as's5,
esasHa; picsica shoulders: s 49,, g fssS-.
ear.bv months etrongcr Other months eeeier
ani quiet western stream, y533; clty. ", St-
uons-Septsnbcr, 50 81; renasd gIiet e"D,,.
nenf. a. 3saNsh freigh9 arm. S"'''"' -"
S2s. grain, 4ad.
caTcs0O.
CHrrAso. September She cash 1uo'shon'
we're; Flour steady 20 firm and Jncd,nHea. -
3spring aud No 2 rci rhest. Ishe 70. 1919
s2kas7r,c. No. ? cats. i9haig1G aesh.po,..
fiiNAsil.e1 Lard. s8etB.B1N. sh0ti-ripr. sayys
sai0 shoulders. th,H NaiA5o. shvreSie@''
kL25aA3ss. Whiskoy. SCR
TLe Loading fltlfr,s faQxaf AZ f1iifrr3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. september IS isSl
oFfEglSG3.
WHEAT-5, 200 bushela
CORH--i.&0 bushels.
OArs.--3O00 bushels.
sALEs RseosrsO I'd sgcssr,ey.
WRsAr.-LoBg berry, 40s bushels prime az sc. !.
"a bushels fair 80 75c. snoftberry. iVO DuShsls
,,ool al ~. . no bushels very ToOd at 81, "A
bnsneis good az &c: $40 bushels fair AZ 70c.: 10
Iusbela common 40 &c. 20 bushels common 81
e9c lgl bushels common a. 0Oc- Total sales OF
wheat. 81 01 bushels.
C0Bs.-White, coo bushels very good on pri-
Ygts terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

CHEWING & ROSE. ~ r n, very inyiuns
south pIne-strooi property
Has. MACDOUOAL. 10 A. A., aiminlsirators
sale q household anf III ben furniiare'
SUTTON q CO., T. ", auction sale OF COR
trai.y-ocsici frame dwelling
GROOMs & NOBLE. u n. DanAnaA
GEORGE ". MAYO, carpets. parios and cham
ler sults. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19

II is said that Corporal Tanner is victim
of insomnia and can never get to sleep
until he has read aloud for hours or done
something else that utterly exhausts Tim,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
MARKET REPORTS,
ANc IN CONNECTION THEaewirH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards--Cottons
Grain. Hour. and other Quotations.
nv ,olerrnpt - NJ Dispntch.l

49,, wAsniNGros, September is.-For Viz
lIllR lgiaia. far, norihwosseriy Winds. sta
L---Jilonsry temperature.