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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
Mean tcmperature


NEW YORK. september A-The stock market
to-day UNFIT toward I T. N. was generally
stronger aud movements 10 an upward cifec-
non. though Louisville and Nashville was me
only stock which showed any decided strength.
Late IN the day coal stocks Decame the loading
strong feature and Delaware and Hudson AMI
Lackawanua made y decided upward movement
ia the face Of weakness in the reat OF tho liit
rho Yenierbilts also displayed some strength
during the afternoon ami served 70 cOunieract
thu general declining tendency Of the hi
Traders who thought that a reaction was due
a0l1 literally. but the rlques bought thclr Ia
v0rltes and The result Of the days TRANSACTIONS
is ,0 leava prices irregulariy but only slightly
changed IN n majority 81 me stocks The close
under tho influence % free soliiug " Northern
Paciac- was heavy 20 weak. Trusts were quite
neglected and ducnaiod Ovor an extremely mar
row range. The final changes o. pote among
tho active stocks wer0 advances q 2fs In pelS-
ware aud Hudson anG por cent. In COLORADO
coal. aud decline OF ~ In Ncr.hern Paf.h'
preferred Sales Of stocks aggregated @l,oJ
shores.
6csniny Exchange quiet ami -teaiy at 3',a
49, Money easy ~ 3at sub-Iressury Oal'
ances-Coid. Sljs2i,0o0: currency. 3,elrW I.
Governments dull ans steady for 4e, Per
cents. l2s ex. INT; a. coupons iOJA eX. mt
Leaf D. flft. 1 f.afllFsffsas
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roR sHoorlNG Nellie MuLLENs.
vg.ul.4n Ricin on Trial at Chariottes-
,,lia-persnnaI aud other Siatters

Wnlf.sn RtciH on Trial at Chariottes-
,,le-personaI aud other MATTERS
AZ Automatic Courthouse.
f-.r-,s,oade.,ce o. ,ao Elchnona Disva,cal
CpAgr0rrIssN1LLE, Sept 4, 1889.
Tho County Court is in session tins
Vol and WAS occupied on yesterday and
today with the case Of the Common
wealth ~. Willam Kicks for the shoot
.ar II Miss Nellie Mullens during last
winter. The case has been pending
Cor some months and has attracted
"a great deal Of interest. The at
tendance upon tho trlal IS larger
fb,, ugual upon ordinary criml-
r,l cases. Miss Mullens, the victim,
g,s mon The staud yesterday Tor the
,.,..eo.tion She was shot twice, ono
iau entering the head and the other her
rs.. She has lost the use OF her ieit
eve on account OF the wound IN her
henl Tie case will not be gwen 70 luV
iury before late this afternoon, IL 'leu:
The grand jury at this term bro9sn1 "a "a
a. Indictment against Francis u hioigaii
for the killing OF mir. John ). Coles Inc
ca,e has b,,en set for the October term,
but in all probability will not be urea az a
before the November meeting oil inc
court .,
The Land and Industrial Improvement
Company, OF this city, has divided a
ror,iou Of its land into building lots,
and has already disposed OF a number oil
them at fair prices. 49, Ia,
A laroe number OF our citizens LETT
this morning 10 attend inc nlee''leI
OF the Goshen Association, which met
on Yesterday with tho church at Beaver
Dam, Eluyanna county, 70 conhnue
three days The meetings OF this ss y, ).
station ara always interesting and tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
The London and Liverpool strikes--Tho
Latter Ended.

LONDON, September 4.-There is n
marked increase TINS morning IN the
number Of dock-men resuming work, and
business on the whArves presents rather
a brisk aspect.
John Burns delivered an address to
the strikers to-day at Tower Hill. Ho
denounced arbitration through the in-
termediaries and denied the reports that
the dock-men were going to work. de
said it wns expected that strikes would
be inaugurated in Glasgow to day and IN
southampton tomorrow.
Mr.. LAHORE, q large wharGnger. has
conceded an advance TO his employees,
and they will resume work tomorrow.
LIVERPOOL. September 4.-The strike
here is ended, the employers having con-
coded the advance demanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
Mcsterr Mntrr-Mnys.

CINCINNATI September 4.-Tho Convention for
She improvement OF Western Water Ways be-
gan its eighth meeting hero to-day. There Il %
very large attendance from river points from
New Orleans " Pittsburgh and from Cairo TO
BayenTcrL II Is estimated that fully 80
delccntos assembled this morning az tho
Chamber q Commerce, whore they woro
met by an stt"ntiyo reception committee
and were provided With badges. after Which,
with brass band thoy marched % me
Scottish ito Cathedral on Broadway, whore
their meetings win ~ beld. X ID. Wood. -
New Orleans. callei tlo convention 10 order, and
affor prayer hv Rev Thomas Lee. 81 mis- city,
ton. John r. Fo.lett mado n welcoming speech
on behalf ~ the city. lie WIS followed ~ Nr.
Hals'cal. who welcomed ihe delegates on be-
half OF the commercial bodies OF the ely.
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MALONE AT WORK LAST NIGHT.
Will, Districts 90 Rs,ceivs ISIS Attention,
and tho state Flooded with His
Literature.

renocial tclerram % the DisDa''Al
PrrrEsrrR0. VA. September Tho
Repuhlican conference 10 still IN secret
session. with tho prospect Of another
nl-niglt sitting. Malone Slomp, and
Iurtv. tho three candidates on the
ticket arc present. lt is reported that
the maiu work done to-day has been the
fixing of dates for the speakers II IS
furthermore reported that the hardest
work II the campaign will he directed
by tee Repdbhcans 10 the counties and
sections Of the State where the white
vote nrcdominates, and particular atten-
ton is q be given 90 the election az
members ~ the General Assembly. Tho
rolored contingent j. looked upon as
Rrpnblican under all Circumstances,
and will not need the atten-
ton that the white districts Will
require 10 is said to be General Ma
homes great desire and aim to build mp
% white Republican party in the State
his great effort during tits campaign
will he 90 accomplish that object. 10
tn. end and iu aid Of his speakers tho
state i. TO pee Hooded with campaign hte-
nature devoted 60 both State and national
affairs. Already about seyenty-hye thou
f.nl copies cf documents on state mat
tors have been printed and IL a large
measure circulated and some twenty
five thousand more viii soon be ready.
Documents ON protection, with speeches
If Reed. Mckinley. and other northern
Republicans in Congress will be FUR
nishcd by the National Committee to
any number desired, and fully half mil
lion Of these pamphlets viii be distri-
l..ol in the aggregate. W change has
,e. been made in tho State chairman
.h'p. A member OF the Executive Com
mftcc saii tonight that Malone ID
,..irman and will remain chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

COTTON hEpOkC.
! nrm.
alcHMOND TOeACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 4. iSs1.
There vas some animation IN to-day's market,
with good attendance 90 change. Oar manu-
facturers were I'm moro earnest buying nllers.
Sales reported privately. Is Wrappers, ~ hiiors,
and cutt0r-.
Intornal-ruyonuo collections; Cigars ana oi-
garettes, SSgi.5: tobacco, tAi75.2i; special,
Sl25
Total sales. t3m9L Auction offerings, %
packages 4 takon IN; average. S6.fA \ greater
part Il the tobacco cold VAS 0ui OF order or
damaged. Its al 4 that 70 per cent OF oher
lngs q our tobacco IA upland markets Is In some
way damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

ROANOKE. Va, September Tho Grand Con-
vocation Of tho Grand n0ynl Arch chapter ~
Virginia a-semblei 40 tho Nnsouir templo here
tonight and viii % en- session tomorrow nul 70
night. Prominent NOV from Oh parts Ot tho
state ore present Among them are W.. H..
plea-arta ot HOllns. grand high priest j. G..
Farkham. o. Lyncaour king; +. a. Peas of
A.cvanIria, srriOo: d. II. Wayi, of St1uuion,
captain u The most: George ". Wright, ~
Marion. principal so.ourlcr: Judge Jeirles. NJ
Culurpcr royal arch captain, ". IL. IT, Lynn.
craul lecturer. There viii he an election 81
onlrcr. and comforting Of degrees.
Tho visitors wore teuderel . magnificent bao-
qlet 40 She CITY Hotel tonight by Murray Chap
Tor. " flL3 CIV.
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The Crnnd PrrreouisIto of vIgor.

Tho dual operation Of digestion aud asslml-
iatlon Is The grand prerequisite OF ygor. TO
insure tho conversion Of food into rich nu-
tritious blood II Is only pecossary 70 use win
persistance hnd systematically Hostetter's
stomach Blt.ers. The fountaio-head Of supply
IN the animal economy Is tho stomach. To regu-
late 70 inygorate that organ. And thus facilitate
iss digestive ana asslrnllative processes, ehould
he the ehief Ain OF thos0 trou bled with defcis
of stamina NeryOusness, insomnia. feeble APP
petto-these are usually traceeble 70 impaired
digestion. Overcome Tits and you on necessity
disInlss its multitariOus perpiexing. and harHsS-
ing syrnptoma The emaclaled can never hops
20 gain flesh so long "a assimilation "a imper-
feet. The Bitters sarnOunts the only obstacle
70 an increase not only a yisvr bat OF bodily
substance. Conquer also With the bltters maia-
ria. Kidney and liver-complaint, constipation.
ana sneunstic trouble Ihoroughness charac-
tnrizes IL effetA co S,Iu.IhlHlk-sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
To Contest the Local-Option Law.

RosrR, GA, September 4-lhe local
option law was repealed IN this county
last month, and the Prohi0ihonists claim
that there YVES fraud in the election aud
have prepared for a contest. Both sides
have employed the best legal talent to
he had and an interesting trial is ex-
pected. The question of fraud will be
decided in October. II the decision
fayors the Prohibitionists large number
of saloons which are now open at their
owners risk will be closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
Bank Failure-vauIts Empty.
[Br telegraph TO tho Dlspalsh.I

CREsroS, Iowa, September 4.-Ihe
failure OF the clearinghouse OF l.. >.
Brooks, Of Lenox, Monday caused much
excitement here, and it IS increasing.
Brooks and his cashier have been
arrested, and crowd of the depositors
OF the bank has threatened them with
personal violence. Attachments have
been levied upon all OF Brooks's pro-
perty. The Sheriff found the bank
vaults empty. Brooks says he will pay,
but the creditors arc not hopeful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

CINCINNATI. September T. - Flour caster.
Wheat castor; No. : red, 90. Corn Jer'y
sfeaiy: No > mixed. 3iNc. Oats quiet; Ne
inixad. 2ln2lsc. PORK flrm at slL& Balk-
meats quiet and nrm shcrt-ribs, iAla ba'on
etrady: slorf-clsar. Shg Whisky active Aht
nrm AZ fi.U1. Hogs easier: common and hBhis
81 A-aal LN. nnnl Lna aml nnlchera-. lla.L-A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

Thomas b. Musgrave, for twenty years
a conspicuous man on the New York
Stock Exchange, failed on Tuesday for
from five hundred thousand 10 one mil
lion dollars He has long been classed
as a millionaire His residence IS q
handsome mansion on Fifth avenue
near Forty-tifth street His friends say
that he will be quickly on his feet again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
Deacrtlng q ship.

SAN FRAScIsco, September 4.-The
British ship-of-war Acorn was compelled
TO put to sea last night, owing to hume
rons desertions Five sailors seized the
steam-cutter Monday night and escaped
to shore. Lieutenant Valentine met
another deserter, who knocked him
down and escaped The reason given
by the sailors for the wholesale desertion
is harsh treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

Correspondence Of the RicNmoni WsDatch.i
LOUISA, Va, September 4, 1889.
The Republicans have nominated VIII
liam jackson Walton for the House.
The Democrats viii nominate next
Monday. The Democrats viii hold the
senatorial convention i'll fredericksburg
ON the llth. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
Thomas y. Wright Nominated In Isle of
Wfaht.
Especial toIecram TO tho Dlspstchl

fNpcci8l toIeErain U mo UIspaTcD.I
SUFFOLK, Va, September 4.-The
Democrats If Isle Of Wight county held
n convention at the courthouse Monday
(court-dayj aud nominated Mr.. Thomas
b. Wright for the House of Delegates.
The nominee is n gentleman of tine high
est standing and his nomination gives
universal satisfaction. His election by Il
largo majority is predicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
OPENING or THE v NJ. !.
Session Of tSS9-'9O the Largest for Years
Large Investments.
especial telegram TO the Dlspatchl

Especial telegram to the Dlspatchl
LrxINGroN, W., September BY
limitation all furloughs to the corps of
cadets OF the Virginia Military institute
expire tonight, ana companies and
classes for the session OF lsS9-'9O will be
organized tomorrow morning, when The
regular military and academic duties VIII
begin. Already there are over 100 cadets
at tho barncks aud all trains tonight
brought large additions to that number
who will matuculate. Tomorrow will be
the large9t opening-day for many ses--
sious The plebs are in the awkward
squad and make picture.
A northern and wcstorR syndicate has
Just closed negotiations for the invest.
rnent of $4,000 10 the capital stock OF
the Rockbridge Company.
There are many young men arriving
for Washington and Lee classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
mKlNNEY At CONVICTION.
His Speech Received with Great Enth''

Ills Speech NecNiNcd VIII "IV"V rHV''''
sissm-Hr. Koiner Speaks.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
CovrxoroN, VA, September Not
withstandiug the short notice, Captain
Mckinney was greeted by II good au'
dience hero today. The address de,
liycred was in the speakers hRppies'
vein and created II fine impression. \
nnmher of anti Malone Republicans
were present. and their enthusiasm was
only less than that Of the Democrats.
Major Koiner, Of Augusta. was called
out by the audience and made a 0riel
but effective speech in behalf OF the
Democratic cause and candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
TAX MAT PAYS AGRICULTURE.
Arrested for Robbery.
fC,.oc.faI folc..f-, ", ~ tho lfspaf ~

fSpeclaI Iclcerem 20 Inc OlSpat'hI
CHNi1o1TE, n. c., September &c.
A. Glenn, a young white man from Gas
tonia and well connected, was arrested
here to-day charged with store robbery
at Gastonia. His victims, it is said,
number some half dozen, and he las
been successfully carrying on this bust
Degs for several weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

NEw YORK. Scytemrer An the Tomts Pc.
lie Court to-day Io-h Mann. the lover OF Mrs.
Robert Ray Hamilton. aud hi- mother. Yrs.
Swinton. we're Arraigned - answer charges %
conspiracy. They had no counse. rho Judge
nskcd tncfn what they had % say. Gud both re-
unod "Nofhiugn Tho Judge then reman ici
ihem until Friday next, when they Will appear
NTH council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
An Extra Session of Congress.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dlspatcn.l

WASHINGTON. September At is IN
derstood that meeting OF the MEM
bers OF the Cabinet will be held at noon
Saturday next. The subject OF an ex-
ira session OF Congress will probably be
discussed then and decision reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
THE FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Adjournment ~ Lyuchburg Meeting on
ccr. Elcolrd-Oiher Newa.

CCfs IicFtrd-Bther News.
rcacciai telegram o. the Dispap-nI
IYNCHBCGG. VA. September THE
Funeral Directors Association Of the
State adjourned this afternoon, after a
most harmonious two days meeting.
3 resolution was adopted to-day drop
ping the term undertaken and substi-
tu'iug the words funeral director.
Tho following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President, J. W.
Iaube, Of Richmond Wee prcsi-
dents - II. l.. Homrock Of Siam
ton. G. G. Cowan OF Farmyille, C..
l.. Coous OF Lexington. II. o. Kearns Of
Danv.llc. aad II. y. Oliver OF Norfolk {:
Secretary. y. =. Christian. Of Rich
moud and Yrcosurer James Pcarlcy,
Of Charlottesville.
The association will meet next year in
Stanton.
Woodyille Page. son Of Supcrintcn-
dent OF Water Works !. B. Page, had
his loot terribly mangled this afternoon
ut the Richmond and Allegheny depot
10y q frclghtcar running over it while be
was trying 70 jump on the train while in
motion.
Ex-Governor Simms and family, Of
Mississippi, are ON a visit to this city.
lie is a large iron-dealer. and to-day in
vested considerable sum ut Buena y ist',.
The enrolment for the pnblic schools
FOR the present session ia White, l,279
cOlOrcj, l.325.
Conductor Il. p. johnson. Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad. who was
seriously hurt in the Thaxion disaster,
resumed LIS p.nce on tho road to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

Srluvrov, VA, September 4.-Messrs.
George Nj. Cochran, Jr., aud A. Il.
Ii3htncr are the Democratic nominees
for the House Of Delegates in Augusta
county. The latter gentlcman's name
was omitted in the report of Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NrW YORK. gep'emhor Cotton qu0t: sales
today. 2l3 bales: uplsnds. Il>c.; Orlcans
Use: net rscetpts $50 bales; eIporfs-to
Great Britsan. 1888 bates; 20 France, Lbs
bales: % the CO?unenL LAS be!es; stock.
G5l. IS balos. Southern n0ur steady and more
acttve: common " fair extra. kzO5at3 10; good
'to choice. Sag5atg>5Q Whsat-spot dun aud
weak: now No red, ~ 4agc-, ia elevator; op-
tons very SLOW and eesy =, &c. decline no.
2 red September - SC October. eiAc. no
VEN D0r, $40: May. We. Corn--spol active tor
exuogt aud arm; No :, t2kc.. IN store; 0ptions
ne Northwest aud closed stGsdy. september,
42Ri2kc October exc. November. g3Ac. I;
May a taA e. DIts-spot nrmer ana doinan1
falr: opt.ons quiet aud 4a%c- higher. sept M
ber and October. 2bc AOT0moor. @oHG nay,
z4c. No. . SPOT 2 aebe. mixed, Woctern. ia
2sc uors easy and gnil STATE. 08lJr. Coffee
Options closed dull and s)sSO pons down: sop
temoer. si. 4ssls5 ooss OR. 80 ssti 40
srot RIO about stoady and quiatcr: fair cargocs,
l94c. sugsr-Raw dull aud nominal; far re-
timing. 5s.c.; centnfugals, p5.test 5Hc. refined
ia moderate demand and steady. hclasSes--
Foreign nominal; New Orleans stoady: open
kettle good 70 fancy Sss4sc. Rice IN fair de-
maqd and steady; dom0ltic, ia0ilc.; japan,
4Ra5Ac. Petroleum steady refined, Ixoe
Cctton. seed oil quiet kosin firm and ia tair
demand: strained. common % good slu! "a
fL0a Tarpentlne quiet aud stSsdy ~ tsasiSc.
Hides quiet wool oasy eud quiet; domestic
f,ece. g2a30.; pailed, E8aile; Jcxes, lfa->
PORK nrn and IN moderate demand; nese, IN
speated, fl2s0asi2.; extra prime. tia.3lasio.7a.
y,ssf inactive. eXiIa mes. SjathO. Beef hams
strong az sl8ati12a TERED beef SLOW. cut
neais steady; pickled bellie& DE; picked
1914 Lard lower and duIi; western steam,
/ 90 4saf6 f7sS: options-September. $40 bl1;
october, sd32. closing az tH.3 bid. frcights
arm; cotton, Va. grsin, tkd-
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The Lone uighwayrnan.

BrssRyEn, MICH, September A.
Post Office Inspector Pulsifer has given
up his claim to Holzhay, the Gogebie
stage-robber. The murderer will not be
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CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATURE.


>. y. Stuhbs icnomlnatcd for the senate.
Especial telegram to mo Dlspa'ch.l
SUrDA, ria WGT PoIyT, VA, Sep
TENDER Tho Senatorial Conven-
ton for tie Thirty district met
here today. There were fifty-hvo dele
cat present. judge Thomas y.
Biakev. Of Essex, was elected chair
man, W. A. Saunders, OF King and
Queen. Yves elected secretary, and Mr..
!. G. Catlctt was requested 10 net as as
sistaut secretary.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
The Committee on Resolutions deem
it incSpcdicnt and unnecessary 70 pre-
pare any special platform, and in lieu
thereof offer the following resolution
HesDiucd, That tne Democrats OF the
Thirty-ninlh senatorial district, IN con-
vcntion assembled, hereby endorse the
state Committee platform and DO most
cordially endorse the guberratorial con
veutou which met in Richmond on the
18th OF August last, aud pledge them
their earnest and cordial support TO the
same.
Hon. J. n. Stubs, Mr.. Robert
McCaudlish, and Marquis Jones were put
in nomination. After good many
speeches had been made Il ballot was
taken and Mr.. Stubs received a majority
Of the votes. His nomination was then
made unanimous. 4 committee brought
Mr. Stubs and Mr.. McCandlsh before
the convention, and both Of them made
speeches, which were loudly applaudcd.
Hon. \. b. Evans was called on. lie
responded in his usual graceful style.
Theeonvention was madeup Of earnest,
working Democrats, who are determined
to do faithful work during tho campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

given up TO the United States authorities
for trial as n mail-robber. Holiday Will
be held without any judicial examina-
ton. He has waived his right to imme-
diate hearing. The term OF the Circuit
Court opens September 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

ST. LecIs. September f.-flour Jun and
steady. wheat higher: prices declined saNe.
early and closed rather easy A. about yestef-
DAYS o cures: NJ. red. cash. 7fhasehc. sep
tcmber, 7GA a56kc.: october sbA ab'tc. Norn
higher No 2 mixed, September 81 Ocfo~
Ter, 8)ka8l &C. oats highor; No. ,, cash. lstc.
May. 22's ave. bid Oc'ch"r, isSc. Mi fr9vi-
sions generally lower fors. 81. lAro -friule
steam not aaleable at over mo- Dry-caD
meats Sholliers 81 50sfGe2H; "ugs AMI rits'.
sAeausASb; shor'-clcar. s5.oasAo2t. bacon
fhoxedl-ShOulderA sA25: longs and ribs. tos
4lQS. short-clears, s. i0t{62l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

southern and Pennsylvania. sfs27o wcsseru
white. zssg7kc. DO. mixed S3sslc. Eye nro, 81
b0asel Hay very duI; primo 10 cboics timothy
fl3atia0 Provisions week Butor nrfn Ncss
era nacked. f5aIgc.: creamery, iJai3c. Eggs sin
as lgaeec Petroleum stosdy re1uof, 1.lDc. coz
fee irrn: Rio csrgoes. fair. Bkc. sugar IN
chauged A son. shc; copper upcnsngci re-
nusd. IGzaiic. Whissey nominal az Ut
freights - Liverpool per steamer brta hour.
2cs grain. 81. Corr Tor orders. e. i0kd.ass.
Roccipts-Fiour. 1900 barrels wheat !Au1
busbois: corn a20C bushels; oats. III ~ busnos,
rye. 30 bushsl& Shipmsnts-flonr, lOl barfe's.
wheat, 100 bushele' Salce-Whea, 1900 BUSH
OILS; corn. 700 pushois
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. eepsnnber 4-Tbs cash quotations
wore: Flour unchanged. No spring 500
No. red 4heaL ne; No corn. IN.
No. oats, i9Sc. Mess-pork. fj05l lard. tn.p .
shOrt-riDs SaOaatiI0 >hOulders tADaADsSs
Shoriclear. fa37N. wbiskoy. fi.92
The lsadiag futures rnnz0i ~ follows:
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September I, 1883.
OFFERlSCs.

NlthNuNbs o'i-itii'fi " avn
OFFERlSCS.
WHRAr.--3.7tG bushels.
C0lN.-o .fU bu.hcla.
OA-s.-5.1D bushels
MIL OYFAL-l4 tons
sALEs azgORrsO ~ ss1R,rtRn
WHEAT Lougberry, L&jJ bushels very gool
on private trrmA Miyod, 2D bushels very 81
on prlra terms. shortborry tVO bu9hels very
good on private forms; 40 bushels far az 'D'. :;
OiDushels common at 1nc.; 40 bushels c1tn-
mon az C0C. TOTAL sales ~ wheat. 27ii bushels.
FLOUR
We quote. Foo. sASlls775 giparnns. f9.7Ja
sax; extra. SIj)As37j. family tiatA5g psIeni
iamllY, country. th75tsA21
COTTON hEPOkC
Rarks, firm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLSq. i07ac.
Low AiDDLfNG. 1910,
6OODORDtaAEG. 9Hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

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hcen remoy 4 from tbs body W tho Icy hanl "a
Donth Drs. Cabcll of the University Of Viz
GINA HARRIS. Of Culpeper county. and Knox, II
Hirhmoad. ous thcy wer0 bright end shining
Light: trIs snd tried men. faithful = every IN y,
beloved IA lie ard lamentcd in death They
have crossed over thc river nnI 1fc resting
pea .ofully upon the laure!s woH aud SD Worihiiy
worn during "lifc's Gtful fever" by their pure
aud chastn lives. and ia thc'l noble an iisr i-
rsh a-tianA While We drop % tear NJ ~ mEatiy
aud sorrow for cur loss let as resolve O. iul,nto
thoir example. follow ttcir prrccpi-. oinhs'm
ihelr girtaos. aud indolbiy stamp them upon
our rInuf4rfna