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The south Carolina Republicans.
YRy telegraph 10 the D,sn.,o,,

COLUMBIA. :. O., September 1.-THE Republi-
can state Convention called TO meet here to-day
has not yet assemb ied. The SLATE Executiyo
Com mtteo Is now MAXI making lis. q the delegates
-. ,ha state chair manshp between r. ~ prny-
Ion. sx-colleetor OF internal revenue. ana Tom
u,,,sr. The colored claimant TOR sent in Con-
rrsss. who 10 hehlins Brayton 10 the Interest Of
(. A. Webster, tho present collector Of internal
revenue. ,o.r.,.,ao
ina color limo was brought TO bear On tina elsc-
lion ~ ex-C Congressman smalis, who va made
tsn norsry chairman, ana the colored me, sesrn
70 hsve carried thsE point " far,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
BOILED Down from the Wires.


Tho total population Of Connections Is ..o,ssi'
not Increase during the last Ten yeais VI i~''-
Owing to tho consideration OF the Lsngston-
Nenaoli Standardization case Dy ,he nous.
yesterday afternoon II was Impossible 10 pres.ns
the report Of the Judiciary Committee on 'ne
hennecy-Qusy speech.
Tho Utah commission has forwarded to me
Secretary of the Interior lengthy reports Oh Tvs
Operations and proceedings for the year ennlus
september !. 1890. The principal feature on tno
report IL a recommendation OF furtner leBlsih-
Ton IN support OF existing laws
The suffrage question may be regarded ss set
tied MS far as Mississippi Ia concerned Ihe
voting in the Constitutional Convention ye.ter-
day, upon the report OF the Committee on Elec-
two Franchise, developed the fact that the com
venton stands almost two 20 one In favor OF the
committees report. and Its adoption oy an eIn-
phntic majority Is no longer question OF uouD|
Tuesday jury at Birmip CHAM. Ala, returned
verdict OF not guilty in the case OF tharles
sample, tho negro charged with murder. ire
evidence Of mis- guilt II Is assorted, was
clear and positive. Yesterday me soactor
moved that ths Jury be discharged and now
rentrs summoned. rs he had several plore muir
der cases on the docket and could not anot1 20
prosecute them before that jury. The Judge
granted the motion and discharged the jury,
which has Issued statement giving 10 views
aud iusIlfying LIS verdict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
0ps,ia4 Hte>sst ca
yyHDlY
BALTIMORE

BALrrvoss. September i7.-Co,ion dnll:
middling, iUkc. Flour fairly acilYe. wheat
Southern duli Futz, s2r.atL0i Ionsberry.
gscsii.0l; No. ?, s1%saesc.; steamer No y
rod. 9i. western irmer No. winterrei,sp spot,
gsagstc.: september. 9ia9sac.; OCTOBER sss
egAc: December. sL02',ssi.OA Corn quiet;
mixed, spot. Sd. september. Sc. October,
So. a55c.: year, 5ia12f oats stea1y; ungranei
southern aud Pennsylvania, iJetjhc. do vest
crn white. i2at3sc: do do. mixed, ilsi9sc;
graded No ?, shite' w. DC. 90. mixer, -
Rye steady Hay nrm Provisions steady.
Butter dun. Eggs irm ~ l9a20c. Othor articles
unchanged. Frsights 20 Liverpool per steamer
very quiet; cotton 80; nour, -. "a. Sran'
ODDS barrels: wheat 5000 bushels; corn. lsco
bushels; oats, i6.OO) bushels. rye, 1000 bushels.
shipmenis-Flour, 2,-3i barrels; wheat ipOo
bushels. sales-Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn'
2,000 bushels.
vt. Louis. September lI-flour steady.
Wheat--rhe fluctuations were within range ~
&C. and at tho close tho market was slightly
l.OJ; December, tL02S; Nay. GN safi.O.'s.
Coma moderate business a. hasc. above mo
nrst figure; No :, cash, SC october. Ssc;
December, l5c. Oats quiet bus nrmer; ssp,em-
Der. 36i.c. BID; May, iOhc. asked. WHISKY.
81 la Provisions miner, but too high for buy
er-: fair consumption business reporter. York,
sl05O. Lard, 900. Dry-sslt meats-sh0ulders'
$50; longs. sa.S5; ribs, $40; clear; G,o' ia
con-shouliers, thtj; longs, soVootolV, tpr.
81. l0at5l5; clear, t6.2i.
CINCINNATI.
CrscrssATI September if-Flour steafy.
Wheat IN lignt demand No. red, Nc. Corn
quiet nni arm: No 2 mixed, 3la5ls ~. Oats
hrmer: No. 2mixed. . !. s3sc Pork nrm attO,a
Lard firm at 90 10 Bulk meats ami bacon steady.
Whisky active and nrm at tl.s Hogs In
| better supply prices easier; packing aud
butchers, sLisafts
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON y. g., september iT.-Turpentns
steady ut &c. Rosn gniet strained, 90. good
strained, CSC. Tar nrm at 81 IS. Crude tur-
pentine nrm; hard. 3La; yeliow-dip. si.v.
virgin fLe0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrUas4
NEW YORK. September i7.-Cotton-Set re-
ceipts, none, grOss, Nlg bales. Futures clossi
easy Gales 4s,,0) bales september, llNa
40 gs: October, $40 2)ntl0.2l. November, fl0ta
sI0i5: December sl0.l4asl0i5; January, tl0iss
fl0is; February, fl1.latl0ga; March, fl0soa
sl0a; April, go 3eafi933; May, fl159atl9pi
juno, SO i6asl0.ia
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported FOR the Richmond Dispst,h.i
sgPrENBEE I7-Market nrm. During tho
month OF August the receipts Of this market
were 8,9ls bags. Prime, %; exra prime. Isc'
fancy, s.c: common, 9a5c.; factory hand pick
cd, 7Gi0c.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
TRepOrted for tho Richmond Dispstchl
SEPTEMBER II There Is no stock In martss
and no sales on which 20 base quotations. Tue
market Is irm. Prime would bring &C. ezra
prime NC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Incepdiarism in Usrrisonburg.
fnH fafaUrat.k 10 n4..afnh

HaRRIsoNBURG, Va, September 17.-Eariy
this morning the handsome residence OF
j. NJ. Kent was fred in several places ana
burned to the ground. Mr.. Kents former
home was burned in March last, and other
fires, evidently the work Of incendiarles'
have caused alarm. There is talk OF form
ing vigilance committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Bonds, Interest, and Silver.
tBv Telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE total
offers OF ~ per cent. bonds 20 the Trea-
surv yesterday for the entire country
amounted 20 cl.057 800, making total 80
far of Sl2,0j0, 800. The prepayment OF IN
terest on per cents Yesterday aggregated
SS5l .772. making a total so far of -, 2l2, 0s0.
-Four and a halls purchased to-day, so far
as heard from. S3H,250. Interest prepay
ments. S273,O7
The amount Of silver offered for sale to
the Treasury Department to-day was 5l9,-
600 ounces, and the amount purchase 326,-
600 ounces as follows: 10000 at ll64, $4,000
at llGN, $1,000 at 1l6Jl, 5000 at ll6&s, and
Igl OUO AT llGt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
COTTON REPORT.
mARKeTs 81 TELEGRAPH



Nrw YORK. eeptsmber ls.-Cotton easy: ssIee
l2I bales last evening corrsctedi. 49,; uplanas1
1850; Orleans. 10 Bic. net receipts, T,iso
bales: sxpor,s-to Great Britain. s,s5 bales "
s as I ronr i stesdy bot dun wheat qalss
and higher: No red. g.02f. lSzs Va ss-
vstor: options closed nrm a. te,c over
tsrday; No 2red, september, t.Ol,s o.sooe's
sI.031 : November. ti0fk December, u.WS,
Nay. N.O3,,. Corn duh and nrm and &c. hignsr'
No. Z, yjkciu elevator; options duh a ksia.
higher: September. Ssc.: octooer Dc
November. 3'.c: Msy.Hse. Oat quiet sno
AsAc. up: options quiet and nrner ssp'e~o'
iic October and November. Ssc.; NAY.
fS',c.: No. 2, spot 49, a,;c. m'kei ser.srn.
4Oai5c. Hops unsettIedsnd dun now, tzstoc'
stare crop % isaq. sia52c. old, ioa@tc. Coue--
Options closed steady though dull. sepiemDers
on. iOasiSi5: october. fi7.s0sti7.ta; Noyemeers
si6.pJasl6e5; May. fiA30sslA33. spCt NO quuee
and strely; fair cargoes, s.c susss-ns,
quiet: fair refining. ) 40. oepfuukse'
Molssscs-Foreieu nominal; New Orleans auiet;
common 10 fancy. 2~Aijc. Rice IN good dtipano
sni nrm; domestic, fair % extra, 5<so'sc fe
troleum steady bat quiet: rennei, 400 COY
ton seed oil steady crude, 2.c yoilor, S2,.
Ro.in quiet and steady strained, common 10
good, 81. sGsslE Turpontlne qulot aud steady
al lOasOhc Wool IN fair demsni aud steady.
Pors quiet and stesdy. Beei duh bat siesiJ.
and steady Cut-ncsts IN fair demand and nrm.
N.idle- s,eaiy and quiet Lard iuii but steady:
western steam. t6i9S; city, &lo September.
$50 nd October. s0,iss@8 N9'smosf.
tN65 bid Freights steady. cotton, Bo2s'. IL
grain, IA.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. september i7.--Cash quotations
Flour steady aud unchanged. No. spring ADD
No 2 red wheat. 81. No. corn. Ehc. NO
osts Sc. Mess-pOrk, enc. Lsrd. @.Nk short
ribs o. 3iafs.4h shoulders. N1tafAs's ~ shor~
clear, f2s0asAs-k. Mhlskey,t,lL
Tho iealIug f.tlrns rAngax ~ lollONt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
FOUR PER CENTS.
oacr. OF s2s. 900. ooo-Acceptances and
Prices Paid.
fB, Telegraph 70 tho DIspa.ch.l


WASHINGTON, ID. C., September FIN
reply to the circular Of the Treasury De-
partmont of Saturday, September 18th. in
vlting proposals for Tue sale OF Sl6,oOo,uVO
Of ( per cent. bonds At noon to-day, the
Treasury Department received offers aggre-
eating about SIS. 100000: of which Sl6,-
So. 800 were purchased, at prices ranging
from 1875 90 1868. the bulk Of them above
1925. A number of other offers were made
at prices below the highest price paid, but
they were rejected because they we're re-
ceived after noon.
Secretary Window, at Wiliamstown,
Mass, was in direct communication by
wire with Acting Secretary Nettleton
while the offers were being received and
acted on.
An official of the Treasury Department
this afternoon called attention TO the fact
that (ncluding the purchase Of bonds to-
dav) the Disbursements by the Treasury IN
thlrty-two days had exceeded the receipts
by sIXty-ive million dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE general I'M
pressioa In the street last night that the secre-
tary Of the Treasury would obtain the requisite
amount Of bonds to-day which would Insure
ease in money at least for the remainder oil his
month Induced more hopeful feeling among
commission dealers, and thore was dispIsyed
this morning an increased disposltion 10 buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
rHy BuLIs AND THE DEARs.

The more sanguine bulls pointed 10 the fsc'
that The late decline had continued for q wees.
and argued hat the reaction, unier favorable
circnmst snces, must last ~ lsa't thal une,
ant they were disposcd 20 take the long side for
A good turn. The bears, however, while acsno'-
Lodging that thero would be material rauy.
were not Inclined 10 give II ~ long = lfe. an
maintained hist tho short interest was only mol
erats AMI that liluidation OF long accounts would
be started by any marked Improvement In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures, SEPTEMBER H. 1890

vii assume the foreign portfolio senior h,osiro
Alleges that he resigned because tne 'n''''n'''''
isss would not support his policy.
The following Cabinet appointments az ri baeuos
ayres are announced; minister vi eano,
Senior Cane: ainis or OF the Interior, senior
pinsco: Minister Of Public works, Senior Huego.
DR.. Plaza is about 70 start for Leadon 20 arrange
loan to pay of the pu bic Indebtedness coming
due
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

ronr Of RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER u. tsaa
sAILEn
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers: L y. ra.um Co.. agsnta
schooner W. II. Kunxsl, New YorS.
Schooner Mary Langion. New York.
Port OF WEST POINT. ssrrsxBla II, isa,
by Telegraph
Steamship D. II. Miller, Biliups. Nsvoose
News. general cargo
steamship baltimore BuiupA, Baltimore, geo.
crsl cargo
SAILED.
Steamship d q. xnies. siilapA Norfolk. gen.
s.s.InsAis Bssunese Billups, Bsl,imsrs geo.
erai cargo
pokr OF NEWPORT NRwa sss. H. issa
tby TsiearApAl
eteameAlp WyaaohA nfoARon1, en1 oollo0
lot uev yese, Uegc1ondloA
- La; 4 ss1s, sFsss: = ~ 81 -.
49, - - y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Bay state Republicans.

BosToN. September 1.-THE Republican
State Convention met here to-day and
nominated the following ticket: For Gov
ernor. j. Q. A. Bracket: Lieutenant-Gov-
eruor. William II. Halle; Treasurer. George
4. Martin: Secretary Of State, William NJ.
DIN. of Boston: Attorney General, Albert
+. Pillsbury. of Boston; Auditor. j. II.
Gould, of Medfeld.
The following are the uttterances OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
ALSO AGAINST HUME.

The Republicans of Falls Church have
sent delegation to the convention in
structed to use every means IN their power
10 have II make nomination. and other
portions of the district have sent delega-
lions whose instructions all look the same
way. There will be vigorous fight IN
the convention and the outcome is looked
for with much interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Terrible Occurrences In Armenia.

[By Angio-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, ESo., September 1.-THE Dd,'y
Netos publishes further particulars OF the
outrages in Armenia. 1t says the most ter
rible scenes are constantly being witnessed.
In Alesgerd murders are constantly being
committed and women are subjected to
the grossest indignities. More Turkish
troops are arriving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
THE TURF.
Rain at Gravesend-Ihe Track Mud
HOle-Thc Events.


IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
NEW YORK, September 17.-lt rained more
OF less all day and the track was mud
hole.
First three year-old sweepstakes
for non-winners, ~ 900 added, mlle-Ches-
apeake won: Lady Jane colt second,
Elton third. Time, 1:471+.
Second race-heavy handicap sweep
stakes. -. 900 added, six furlongs-Wood-
cutter won: Young Duke second, Anne
Boleyn (gelding' third. Time, l:l913.
Third twO-year-Old non-wlnners'
sweepstakes, 81 600 added, six turlongs-
Equity one: Stratagem second, 81. Omer
third. Time, l:20.
Fourth race-Speculation stakes for
three-year-old 1850 added, selling, one
mile-kempland won; Bravo second, In
sight third. Time, 1:47l4.
Fifth race-selling sweepstakes for two
vear-olds. 81 600 added, five furlongs-Se
vitor won; Benjamin second, Bartheno
third. Time, los.
Sixth ace-three-year-old sweepstakes,
n 600 added, mile and one furlong-Ana-
conda won; Rambler second. Garrison
third. Time, 2O34.
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
TorrsvuIF. Ky, September 17-First
race-one mile and seventy yards-Eli and
Miss con dead-heat for first place; Chan
tress third. Time. 1:46.
Second race-seling, one mile and seven
tv wards MAJOR Tom won; David second,
Bertha third. Time, l:49.
Third race-St Leger, three-year-olds;
: 600 added. worth Si,2C0 10 winner, one
mile and q quarter Uncle Bob won; Riley
second, W. q. Morris third. Time, 2:l24.
Fourth race-two-year-olds, FIVE fur
longs Bardella won; Lott second, Maud
b. third Time. 1903.
The fifth race was declared of and a
dead-heat between Eli and Miss Leon was
substituted. Eli won. Time. 1:49.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
"TAE GANG" AND "GANG-sMAsHERs.'
4 Real State of Things Among the Colo
RADIO Republicans.


DENVER, COL, September 1.-THE Republican
state Convention met here this morning at 10
O'Clock. elect3i Alexander Gullett, OF Pueblo,
temporary chairman, appointed a Committee
on Credentials, and took recess ill 2 o'c'o'k.
There "a a bitter feeling Ia the Republican party
OF tOlOrado-0na faction being termed The
Gang and tho other " Tho Gang-Smasherr"
Tho former have control OF the state and county
Offices. and are making q strong nght o con-
tinue IN power. while the other faction are
leaving no stone uutdrned 10 Gust them.
The fight ia 50 bitter in ArapahO county that
al the county convention held mere on Monday
1.-The gang bolted and held convention OF
their own. and the result IL that this county has
contestlng delegations before the state cOuven-
ton. The same state Of affairs exists In save
raj other counties. This will make the work OF
the Committee on Credentials very tedious aud
long 1omporary-Cha Guilett IA IN sym
pathy with a" the gang. and no doubt that FAC
tion Will control the convention. Both sides en-
dorse Henry VI. Teller for reelection 10 the
United States Senate,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
POWHATAN DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected to the Petersburg Con-
vention and Venable Endorsed.

vention and Venable Endorsed.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch-l
PowHATAS COURTHOUSE. Sept. Is, 1890.
The Democrats of Powhatan county met
in county convention here to-day. 4. NJ.
Howard was elected chairman and W. T.
Michaux secretary. and the following dele
gates were elected to the district conven-
ton, which meets in Petersburg Sep
tember 2lth 10 nominate a candidate for
Congress: Joseph Q. Seay. Finders Word,
Joseph Hobson. NJ. McLaurine, William
L. Kinnon. and A. VI Howard. The con-
vention endorsed all that the Ron. +. G..
Venable has done in Congress, and by
a unanimous vote be was the choice TO
represent US again in the next Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

Mean temperature. ........................'oi Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
RoANoKgs NEW INDUSTRIES.
The Duval Enginc-Works secured-The
Pittsburgh Company Reorganized'

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
ROANOKE. Va, September 1.-The Du-
val Engine Works. of gainesville, u, has
been secured as one of the many new IN
dustries which will be removed 70 TINS
city within short time. Several hundred
hands will be employed by tn, company;
John Robinson was arrested isst night
on the charge of breaking INTO tne Iaiase
Hotel. He affected an entrance INTO the
kitchen by breaking bolt. Az P,eii "a
nary hearing to-day he was sent on TO the
grand jury and remanded TO lah.
The members of the Roanoke Light IN
fantry met last night and elected the f9l-
lowing ofheers Charles Lyle, captain IS
A. Riyes. first lieutenant; Ed"aru Lyle
second lieutenant.
COMPANY REoRGASIzEp.
At q reorganization of the Pittspurgh
DEVELOPMENT Company to-day the f9iiow-
ing officers were chosen: President, W. n.
Carpenter, OF Lynchburg. DirectolsIJ.
Is. Levy, u. q. Junkin. j. X. Johnson, w.
NJ. Ellis, and A. j, Deycrle. The company
owns and controls the Carnegie-City pro-
perty, and will commence at once 10 in-
prove and push the same. One iron III
dustry has already been secured ana Is In
full operation.
MI. j. y. Levy. president Of the Citizens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
nm .ha Lanes,on.yenable case.

House took up the Lanes,on- venable case,
aud Mr.. Cheadle Gepublican), OF Indiana.
opposed the majority resolution: as re-
ported in our Washington letter The case
went over. MIR. Haugen. IN charge OF 1t.
stating that he would call the previous
question on IL ut o'clock to-day. lhe
Speaker announced that he had sigled the
ryer and harbor bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
VANDALISM SUPREME.

The Exquisite AIhambra Fired by Thieves
for Its Treasures.
IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
LONDON. September IA dispatch re-
ceiyed in this city from Granada gives cur
rency To the report that the FIRE IN the
Ahambra Palace was of incendIary origin.
and that II was the work Of thieves, who
set fire to the historic building in order to
screen the theft Of some of the many
works of art contained in the palace.
DAMAGE TO THE PALACE.
MADRID. September 1.-THE damage TO
the Alhambra caused by the fire which
broke ont in the palace Monday night
amounts to $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

CoxcoRp. n. H.. September 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convention today noml-
mated Hiram A. Tuttle for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

Bank, rendered his resignation as director
aud was again elected by vote OF l6,,Wo
shares out of total of 1920. Much ere
dit Is due Mr.. Levy in originating ana
pushing the scheme, and the stockholders
thus showed their appreciation OF us
laborg and ability
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
FlRsr cENsus pIsTRlcr, VIRGINIA.
Errors Contained In the Previous state
mcnt by Counties Corrected.
lFrom Our Regular Correspondent J

WASHINGTON ID. c., September 1.-THE
population of counties given out by the
Census Oficc the other day for the First
supervisor district of Virginia contained
errors which have since been corrected
and which as announced to-day make
changes IN the counties Of Prince George
and Princess Anne. As revised the figures
are as follows:
1890. 1880. Decrease.
Prince George. ISIS I0,0G 2.l6
Increase.
Princess Anne .9.J0S 1884 ia
The Senate TO-DAY passed the bill 70 pay
So. 900 10 the descendants of Thomas JEFF
ferson. Of Virginia, for the manuscripts
and books Of that great statesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Eirn Nc.fnrdaX Ninrniny.

At 9:45 o'clock yesterday morning fire
occurred from "a defective hue in the house
at No. 74S north Seventeenth street, Occu-
pied by Eliza Fleming, colored woman.
The department extinguished the flames
with damage of only $50 10 the build
ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

The Democrats will fight this case to the
bitter end. The Republicans may possibly
be able 20 get vote tomorrow, ana II SO
they will Of course seat Langston, but II
they can't muster quorum the thing can
be STAYED OF from day 20 day. with faint
prospect OF eventually causing the ne
publicsns 20 drop the matter for the pres
eut session.
STRONG spEICB.
Cheadle made a strong speech, and
among the most interested listeners were
congressman Waddill and Bowden. Mr.
Browne is not here.
Judge Waddill still insists that the con
ferrees on the tariff bill are going 10 put
back the tobacco-tax reduction clause, and
bis statement is printed for what II IL
worth Very few other people agree with
bin. Judge Waddill says he will oppose
the adoption Of the conference report
unless the tobaeco-tar reduction is made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

reported for the Richmond Dispatch-I
sEPrsnBEs IL. issl
Auction offerings on Change to-day we're IL
packages, with takea In. Highest price. Sias3;
lowest, Sl.tD--average, $3.50
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
yoa1: tobacco, t2,7iL s8-totai, $t5l0si.
Private sales: Fillsrs, IS; wrappers, i0--tosAi.
%
Sales to-day In oilers and wrappers were
larger than for several lays past aud the mar
kef on all o:her grades was dull
Mr.. s. ". ysnable. Of Petersburg. vas on
Change to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Suspension of Boston Broker7'

Bosrov, Mass, September l7.-Ihe sns-
pension Of Il. Gardner Chase 20,
bankers and brokers, is announced IN the
Stock Exchange. At the office OF Tie con;
Germ the failure Is confirmed. but no oihcial
statement can be made. as oil the members
of the firm have left the Office Tor the oay'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, September l7.-Yirginis consols,
80 asked; 10. 80, on afs. 4: Baltimore and Onto
stock. l06a asked Northern Central stock, 6,a
$50 Cin,innat, Washington and Baltimore
lists. l0J4 consolidated gas bonds, lis asked;
do. sock, 5Jhej0H'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
New york,s strike or "Omciaily."

ALBANY, N. Y, September IAN order
declaring the New York Central strike on
was read this morning In every locai as
sembly between New York and Buhao'
II emanated from headquarters ana DIS
trict Assembly No. 246.