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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
IN - Lor1syILIF rRAcK.
Tho Potter-Lovcli Liabilities.

Rosrcv. MSS. September 2i.-The foot
ings Of the Potter-L0vel liabilities have
been reached. and the ndebtedness of All
kinds l. found % have been about SIX mil
lions The direct indebtedness IN O9inhs Is
obout three millions. The direct habIli-
tics are large. because of the Guarantees
placed upon a great deal Of paper. Be
sides the Brazos paperof Lee and Ferguson
some IF the Scavcy. Foster and Bowman
paper, and some of the Worcester Steel
" rks' paper was guaranteed by note
brokers. Before any settlement can be
reached the amount Of this guaranteed pa
per that will ultimately fall within the
note-broker's liabilities must first be- ascer-
tanned. The parties IN interest are sec k
ing tor a successor TO assignee hasAtu,
wh0.eill health Will prevent hls continuing
IN the as-igneeshlp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
RASE-Bhll,
The Results of Yesterdays "anhes
Throughout the Country.

The Results of Yesterdays Games
Throughout the Country.
Bytelegraph TO the Dispatch
Cleveland league): Cleyelandss, / base
hits. Z; errors, 4. New Yorks,5; base-1its'
s; errors, /. Batteries-beatln ana Aiii-
mer; Rusie, Buckley. and Clarke.
Columbus: Columbus, pase-hits. !;
errors 3. Syracuse. 3; base-hlts, 4; errors J,
4. Batteries-Krauss and Doyiei heeio
aud PITT. -.
Buffalo Bufalos, G.; base-hits, IL en-
rors. A. New Yorks. A. base-1lts, 81 errors,
!. Batteries-stafford and CLARK; oDay
and Vaughan.
Chicago (Brotherhoodl: Chicagos, =;
base-hts. 10; errors. /. Philadelphias,
base-hits. s; errors. 2. Batteries-hing
and Boyle; Sanders and Milligan;;
Cleveland CBrotberhood): Cleyeianns'
base-hits, 3; errors. /. Bostons, ,; pass
hits, 10; errors.7. Batteries-Iruoer anu
Sutclihe; Daley and Kelly. :,
Pittsburgh (Brotherhood) brooklyhs'
u base-hits. ~; errors, 2. Plttsoulghs'
s base-hits, 10; errors. 2. Bafteries-heh'
ming and Cook; Maui and Fields,
Louisville; Tie, eight innings darkness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

K0chestcrs. base-hits. 81 errors, .. Lv 1'.
viles. hase-hIts, errors 4 ba ',1.ao,,,b
and Grim.
Toledo, o.: Toledos. 8; oase.hits' )
errors, 6. Baltimores, Z: base-hits. . CT
rors, 3. Batteries-Healy and sage uer-
man and Townsend. -,
Chicago League: Chicagoe. .; sese-
hits, I: errors. 8. Philadelphiaas. y r oase-
hits. IL errors. 0. Batteries-Stein Luoy'
Cooney, and Arson: Yickery and schriSer'
Pittsburgh (League): Alieghenys' D'ss-
hits. Z; errors. 4. Bostons, pase- nv, :
errors, /. Ba.teries-Gumbert ana Decker :
Clarkson and Bennett.
Cincinnati League); Cincinna'is' pa
hits. z; errors. I. Br0oklyns ., oase-niLs;;
9: errors. none. Batteries -Duryea ana
Keenan,; Terry and Daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReuo, led for The Richmond Dispsich-i
svrrxzssx "A. 100

(Repol cd Tor Tic Kcbn0nI DHvnrohI
sgrrszBrs "a. 100
Auction ciY,rsoes on Change to-day. 81 pscks
.,es aui tason n. Highest. 500; lowest
sle Average. ss.7a one nrisn; hSerhesh OF
fered-sol1 AZ s2l
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes.
A. t-a N. tobacco. s., ~ 32-totsl, s7.si20
private Gales to-day were again verJ hzh@ sn'
no change IN market 20 report
Me.srs. J. p. LoYeiace. south BoNson' va. "
I shspperd. winston. y. C.; }. 4. Long. hox-
b,ro,. \. C., and A. ". Riddle, seoree. KY. were
among visitors on Change today.
A communication from High Point. n o.'
SAYS; xsrke, opened sp very satisfactory
both planter and buyer. aud farmers are en-
Outraged by mo good prices me 'oosc'
brought Curing viii DO through wi'hin I'VE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

4 statement Showing the Collections for
July ana August

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September PA
statement prepared at the Office Of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue shows
that the total collections of internal reve-
nue. from an sources for the first two
months of the fiscal year 1890 '9l--July ana
August aggregated -25, SOP .576. 0s against
sos. G70.774 for thecorTespond.n periods oil
the preceding year, showing. n net increase
of SIe3i .s02. divided ~ follows: Spirits,
SGf4. 459: tobacco. Sl4S. 292; fermented
liquors. @Gsl. as: olc0margarino. Ss.733;
miscellaneous. Slj.sal
The receipts for August. 1890, were -659,
$50 greater than those for August, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

The Nile has flooded the Damietta dis
trict.
II IL understood in london that Parnell
will shortly call q convention of the Irish
Nationalist party.
The Turkish newspapers have been tor.
hidden 90 comment upon the aualFs OF
orthodox and Armenian churches'
London dispatches from Goa, India, say
that order has been restored and that the
nneleaders in the election riots have He'd.
Among the passengers on the, steamer
Gerrnanic. which sailed from Liverpool
Yesterday for New York, are the Comte DE
Paris and party.
At meeting Of London and English
provincial coal-merchants Yesterday It was
resolved to employ free labor and not 10
increase wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Interest prcpaid-snvcr rurchnsei.

WAmuNGroy, SeptombcrN.- Prepayment
of interest by tine Treasury Department on
. per cent. bonds and currency 6's yesteI-
day for the entire country aggregated
~ 1905. $50. making total so lar of S7,Sj5,-
5l2.
Tho amount Of silver offered for sale to
the Treasury to-day aggregated 3jS.F23
ounces. and tho amount purchased was
10000 ounces. as follows. 2j,O1l ounces az
l.l3.6: 5000 ounces 40 1.13.6Z.J; Z5,OOJ
ounces az 1915.
The total purchases, including to-day's,
under the new law have been 7I12A1i
ounces. leaving about 10000 ounces 10 be
purchased the remainder of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE CHICAGO sTock-YARDS.
Another Railway Tie-up Threatened by
Striking switehmeu.
fRv telegraph 10 tina Dtara..h,

ibl hoA'thob- " VIC nitthlcN.l
CHICAGO, September A.-The delayed ar
rival Of Grand Masters Sweeney of the
s,,itchmen and Sargent Of the Firemen IS
.ond;ne 10 precipitate general strike
among the Stock-Yards Switching Asso-
cation employees. SIX switchmen were
discharged this morning, making twelve
in all who have been discharged
~ Tor refusing TO work with Chicago,
darlington and Quincy non-union en-
pineers. Two. Burlington engines were
sent into the yards, this morning and after
the six switchmen had been discharged for
ref,sing 10 switch them 10 their destina-
t ,;ans and the engines Were side-tracked il
hscame definitely known that ali OF the
men in the yards would refuse 10 work
With burlington men. Ii Is believed that
nothing except the presence and counsel
Of Sweeney and Sargent can prevent an
other tie-up in the yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE TARIFF BILL CONFERENCE.
The Proposed Rule subjeeting Democrats
TO CompuIsion.


W.rRoros. ID. c., September 2i.-Ihe
Republican members Of the conference
committee on the tariff bill were again ~
consultation this morning. sugar ana
binder-twlne sui remain the sole obstacles
20 complete agreement, but according 70
the almost unanimous statements OF tne
House managers there is every reason 10
believe that these points viii be adjusted
during the day.
A call WAS issued for a meeting OF the
full conference. including the Republican
and Democratic members Of the commit
tee. al o'clock this afternoon. This was
issued in expectation that the Republicans
would then have settled their differences,
bat the failure 10 do 80 90 TO noon may
cause the meeting 70 be delayed for "A few
hours. When the informal meeting of the
Republican managers broke up Mr.. Me
kinley said be had every reason 70 believe
that the report could be presented 10 the
House tomorrow.
The attitude Of the northwestern sena-
tors on binder-;wine II SAID TO be the one
obstacle now remaining 10 final agreement.
ntheY would give up their demand for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
MAJOR EMORYs MILLS BURNED.
/ Conflagration Precipitated by burning
Powder-NO Insurance.

TCOrresnOnfence 81 mo hlcnmOhd DlsUhtcu'i
WELDON. y. C.. September p, 1890.
Major 4. J. EmoTy's TWO large frame
mills nj the foot Of the canal were entlrelI
DESTROYED by fire here this morning ABOUT
If o'clock. The mills were not occupied
and there was no insurance. iueN ,,ll .'.,.. -
tremendous blaze and the town wa. thrown
irto tho greatest excitement. The ire is
suppoeed to have originated from burning
p9wder being thrown into Mill No. from
an EXPLOSION which TOOK place near n.y.
where the workmen were blasting rock III
the canal.
ALARM GIVEN.
Az soon a. the mill was discovered 10 he
ON fire tho alarm was gwen and huhureu5
Of people rushed 10 the scene OF the con-
faGration. Tho mill was three stores
higb. Old and dry. and burned like tinaer;
The flames quickly communicated 70 Mn
NJ. 2. and that. like the other, went on
like finder. The foundry was now III
imminent danger, and hundreds OF Wlllt,iis
hands were hurrying with water, While5
otbers yyore upon the building tearing OF
shingles aud pouring water wherever IL was
most needed.
PULLING BUILDING DOWN
A LARGE rome WAS fastened to a twO-story
frame building. and hundreds OF people
NIillfl AlffU ltf N'tAA u.s. 49,
with tremendous crash.
STOOD TIE TEST.
The new grain-elevator Of the Roanoke
Navigation and Water-POwer Company IS
situated right between Major Emory Two
mills. and was in the very hottest OF tine
fire. but it stood the test, and the damage
Is very slight. The company have ouilu-
ers rick on the elevator m the Virginia J. ~, arc
and Marine of Richmond for $500. Inc
new roller-mill has builders risk also IN
two other companies. but as the walls OF
the mill are only two or three feet high
suppose there il no damage at all.
QUICKLY Put OUT.
The wind was very high and several
frame dwellings took fire, but were quick
Is nut out. an of the frame buildings on
First street were in great danger aud u
was only by superhuman efforts on the
part of the citizens, both white and CO.
iored. that A destructive confagration was
ayerted. The town has no fire apparatus
whatever. and in this particular II Is great
Is behind her sister towns OF a IKE nuAOer
10 ia ha lftaut1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

NEW YoRK. September 2h--Tns stocS market
to-day opened with a quiet little boom ln nose
s,ocks which have led tho market Of late ana III
which the short interest is believed TO be larger
than usual. Tho demand Of late has come prin-
cipally from the shorts and when that deman'
Stacked OF today activity ceased and prices
drag~aI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

COTTON REPORT.
nlARKeIs BY TeLsGaApt.


NEW YORK. September % Cotton easy sales
i0f hales. uplsnis. i0isc. Orleans, lVtlr.
net receipts. 29.3-9 bales. exports-to 1reat
Britain - as bales: 90 France. 80 bales TO the
Continent $3.50 bales stock ~, 5b5 bales. south.
ern Hour heavy ard gulct Wheat iull, weak. AMI
options weak sud ;. al ~. lower No red. sep
tember, ti.o0.; October. fLOl lecemoof'
fi.OBt May. fL0s. Corn moderately efhNe.
ha-,a lover. and weak No. ?. Anab A.. IN "i"-
vat0r: options weak ani haAc lower; septetn-
Dor. October, ant November, 3i'c.. December.
stf.c.: Nay. Ste. Oats moderately active and
unehan god; opti0ns dull aud easter; Neptem-
Der. axe: October. axe; Msy i6ac No.
spot, sjc. Hops unsettled. new, iusSt ANi~
fse-Options closed steady on better cable
September. SIS 30atisJ) october, ti.i1Asli.na
May, fla Naflaa5. spot RIO dun out ste My
fair cargoes, eohc Sugsr-kas tWet az
steady fair refining. ai.c. cenirnugals' "r
test. Gc. refined aulet aud unchanged Aola,
ses-Foreien nominal; New Orleans quiet n'o
unsettled and quiet: domestic, iair " eNts.
5i.a6.c. Petroleum steady aud guirti reunei.
? inr Co,ton-seed oil quiet. crude. HAtt.
Ko-tn aiesiy and quiet Turpentln' quiet -ni
easv AZ 40kamf,s. Wool IN TAR dHinasi sti
steady. PORK 1uie, and steady. Beef steady.
Beef hams weak sud duh ~ tlLaA litftei
beaf quiet but firm. Cut-mcats nrm AM thitil
active nlidles quiet and sieaiy. iari liern -
Tor sale, lower, and unsettled, Western siehn'
fAN: city, g. %: October, tha Nuf"muels
a. 40 n.ket: December. flH. lreisAt- stfalfi
cotton, 5-i2i.; grain free
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. September 2L-Cssh n0ur un-
changed. 40 spring AMI No. rel Nheai'
s6sas &C. No. , corn. ilAc 30. OATS. ssat, p :.
Ness-pork. fL25. Lard. iho2.. Short-rih-, - y
Shoulders l3.i5atls.s, shurt-cleat, tApo''A'N.
Whisky, tl.lA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

iHha~''f 'Flt'o'SN- ~
oYHFRINGs.
WHglT-5s2 oushelS
CORS.-i,G10 bushels
OATs--at bushels.
kYE-@0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO srcREr,Ry.
WgEAr.-shortrerry 80 bushels very gooi ~
<fO5. 10 bushels good a. Sizes: Dlrhels tsir AZ
wheat. iss bushels
FLOUR.
We luote: Fine. s2.syail75; sapernue, f4,os
S125. extra - i0tski3; family siase''' p''e''
family. country, ti.75afA9.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MfDDLlNg, i0'.
low MpntiSG. aEc.
GOOD OaDiSARY, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money, bonds. Stocks. Grain'
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and In Con-
ncctiou Herewith the Wes-
ther Indications.
upy telegraph TO The Dispatch

r, WASHINGTON. d. e.. September "a
truD Forecast for Virginia. Fair weather,
stationary temperature, nof,hsry
. winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
TIN ,,,pxrr pnnrrss1oNAL.

THY IAfNfT PROVE SIGNAL.
The market SIN retains its almost eAcinslSoy
Professional character, aud when those opefS-
lions cease Guiness and stagnanon ;ake posses
sion OF the market Just "a they did some uhe
ago before the extre mo etrinzcnfy IN money -
Cured. The street II again waiting d''el"l,
meuts, ~ 10 IL believed that tho fnil elects oi
mo late striugency has not a. yer peen seen.
The liquida ION 81 long accounts, however 20.
the present seems 10 have taAeh oacs sces
and the pressure 10 sell short slcck. has elNs ,
place to \ desire 20 cover 70 which inc srens,h
OF toe past two days Is 10 be mainly sttrioh.ed-
TIE USUAL STOCKS Prominent.
The sarae stocks which have lately dominated
trading hi the stock market wore again prom'-
uent to-day. but tho activity In them Nas on
much smaller scale than during VIC pa, ~
day, 81 this week, while firm ana aiuost s.tvu.
feeling marked The trading IN them IN plsce ot
tte s.,.l.isd veaknas. when they - lately dis
rl.vcf. IN tho afternoon dulness and stagnation
became Intense.
SUGAR Up.
Arurnor TINT the tariff bill would be called up
IN Congress to-isy was the OCCASION OF
latou Oi tho trading IN sugar rsnnerlo' ~ 49,
rfirra. aud mar stock WAS again the most proni-
mont feature IN an otherwise barren ~ - y
opened ! per cent higher a. ", ~ To- 49,, T.,
u-r cent farther. but reacted partaly iaic M
Too day. though IL left OIL az material kalu
over rs last nights price. 81 fanl Nas $3.50
but luctuaied within narrow iliniis' "ni.r ~, "a
American displayed more thhn u'Nhl seie ,. vi
gam. Iactawanua vas Ike - Paul, nfin WIN
narrow limits, although quite active al day long
MOBILE AND OHIO STRONG.
Among the specia ties Mobile and ONO was y
strong feature. but the remainder were Gun an,
without movement OF Importance thronghou.
the Gay. The opening was steady 70 ntm, ani
an the advance - rule VAS made IA me iO,s-
noon. while ,iuluess AMI s,agnaiion were the rule
in the afternoon.
TIE CLOSE DULL BIT FIRM.
Tho close wss dun aut nrm, generally Of small
fraction, better thaa oyening prices. lhe sales
Of listed stocgs aggre gated 1900 shares OF uh-
listed. fGn0A
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Frcnfnr.- Exchange Quot but steady. Money
| easy al 20 a. closing offered a. ~. huu- tcs-
sury baiauc Com. sI33'lNVvl cult.n.' ,
/ cents, 1898. - ~ iOl state bonds hesle''en'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
pht TlwORr STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September 2i.-Firginis iO-iJs
., IA. al gz. g. LAS: Baltimore ami ohio
s-ork il3qlO5it: Northern Central stock h3Ha
fs.. Cincinnati, Washington and baltimore
lsrs. ggl blI: consolidated gas bonds, lliAa
is; DO. stock, iJa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
strong Opposition to Certain SECTIONS Oh
the Franchise Report
DianArch-l

TAAbhs OpHbHiAi'H -"
the Franchise Report
by telegraph 70 ths Dis?a'ch-l
Jackson. Miss. September q. 1t was dis-
covered today that there is such powerful
opposition to sections T. 8. and OF the re-
port Of the Committee on Franchise regu-
iating the election OF officers that by
unanimous consent these sections were
recommitted to be made itlhe SUP
Zee. Of separate report. Ihere
no particular objection to sections
and 9 from any quarter The bone g OF
contention is section 4 which aan gse0 oc tqs
two years the terms OF all county ViI ,ooa
whose official lives expire January !, loy 2.
There are about 1000 asplrants Tor once II, IN
this State whose hopes will be blighted by
this provision. and they seem !" A'''
friends in the convention. -.
The remainder OF the franchise report
was adopted. c.;.
The conflicting factions OF the o1iii M
tee on Education have harmonlzed their
differences and agreed upon UNANIMOUS
compromise report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
MARRIAGES.

lAtkfk1 ltttaH-
BAILEY-NcFRELY Married, 10 Phiaiei-
mia al the Church u the Gesu. by the H. rev
J. Renaud, Mr. JOHN ". BAILEY 70 hiss NAH
GUEkITE A. llCFEkLY all OF Philadelphia
EszESzEE Eszirz sFZ-Ez9
DEATHS.
UARRIs-Died. Wednesday, September 2iIh
instant. az the residence OF her husband, James
e, Harris. Mrs. CLARA A. HAhkls, IL the ioriy-
she leaves a husband and six children TO
mourn their loss.
Her busy hands are folded.
Her worA on earth Is done;
Her pains and sutierings are over,
Her heavenly crown II won.
Her romans will be taken TO Southampton
county ria the Norfolk and western raiiroai a.
9.lO A. NJ. THURSDAY for interment
MANS-Died. FREDERICK, infant son Of
Thomas d. aud Grace Mann; aged one year ono
month and twelve days.
Funeral private.
pOWELL.-Died. at his fathers residence, No.
ZOO north seventh street, Wednesday, September
stth' TAYLOR CLBMME1I youngest son OF
Tayior H. aud Columbia A. PoMeu. mo
Funeral services at shockoe hill cemetery ~
DAY az 1870 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE RACES.
Yesterdays Evcnts-The Winning Horses
The Gravesend Track.

lBy telegraph 70 inc DispAt'hJ
New YORK. September 2i.-Gravesend;
First race-swecpstakes for beaten nofse9,
$1,000 added. six furlongs-M farroW
won; Alefiden second. balston tniru.
Time. l.lji..
Second handicap sweepstakes.
81 900 added. one mile and furlong-
Eon galloped over the course for the
money. No other starters.
Third race-sellng sweepstakes tor Two
year-olds, ) 900 added, six iuriongs-DII.
HasbrOuck won: Zenoba second, wood
cutter third. Time. l;l6.s.
Fourth race-three-year-O old sweepstakes,
Sl.010 added. one mlle-Can-Ca an won
kyrle b. second. Lady Jane Colt third.
Time. 1885,.
Fifth race heavy-handicap sweepstakes,
n 900 added. SIX furlongs Harrison
won; Tanner second. EOla third. lime,
1I5i,.
sixth race-two-vear-old sweepstakes,
~ 1000 added. six furlongs Llntrignant
won; Lord Harry second, Best Boy third.
Time, 1863.
or THE LOUISVILLE TRACK.
LOUISVILLE. September 24-Closing day
on Churchill downs. The weather me.
First race-selling, one mlle-fd. leon
ard won: Eugene second, Mary Mac thlrd.
Time. l45a.
Second race-one mile and a sixteenth
Verge Dor won: Rlarnoystone, Jr., second,
Hamlet third. Time. ISL.
Third race-cash handicap. mile and a
ouartcr- Marion G. won; Ia. Hopper sec
ond Catalpa third. Time. Z:l5. ..
Fourth race-six furlongs-Prettlwit
won: Rancor second. Onlight third. lime,
LIZ.
Fifth race-nino furlongs -Polemus won;
Ten Like second, Grayson third. Tine
1:59l9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE BlRcHALL CASE IN CANADA.


WoonsrorE. OvTmo. September 2i.-The
Birchail trial was continued this morning,
court opening no 30 O'Clock sharp. The
prisoner had slept well and was up m time
10 perform his usual careful toilet before
bong called 10 face the Judge and jury for
tho dav. He was ready and waiting for
tie deputy sheriff when the latter arrived.
IL ha. been reported that Birchall is hand
cuGed ou The way 10 and from the court
room. bat such is not the case. He 80 tie
ou.etrst. most eGsy-cong prisoner any
lailer eyer had O. DO with and neither
complains nor gives trouble IN any way.
There was the usual great crowd at the
Town HAIL entrance 10 see HIM pass. and
hrs appearance was warmly criticised by
1uHuy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

DTAMONDS.- HAVE YOU SEEN
IL THEM Iaey are al III east Broad street,
.snd At me old price. d. BUCHANAN,
"a ysit Goiismith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. September si.-c0t'on firm MD
ding. iDs.c Flour dull. Whoat--oufhern
0iliet. FnltE. e5c.stl0l; iongborry, s>.aflul,
40. D gSc.; steamer No :, rcd, 49,. western
easy No. winter rcd, spot. 10 sytc.. sepiem-
Der. 20, sgic.; October, ~ aay6'.c., Docomber.
f.0Jh atl.00f,. COrn-southern nrm "hiie' "a
sac yellow, 51a5sc. western easy mixed. spot.
5jNc september. 5ikc.; october. 5ite soi.f
yesr, 5ic. nid. Oats nrm. aye arilse nay
firm Provisions Urm Butter fairly scint.
Kegs firm and starce az aa<lc Cotee luii
sugar fairly active. copper active ans scarce
refined. ia, Whiskey steady at fLl8 ffclshi5
10 Liverpool per steamer Nat. Receipts lout.
s.O8l barrels: wheat i,0D bushels; corn, Or"
bushels: Oais, i7.O00 bushels rye, 5.uDo bush
els Saipmeuls-flo Flour tVD barros NarhN'
0O0 bushels. corn, 100 bushels. Sales
Wheat, l@l,0O0 bus hels; corn, -,yO bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER % iS'l
SAILED
s,aamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
~ nassengers l. Is. Tatum 6 Co., agents.
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPTEMBER "a, 1850.
by Telegraph
ARRfygn
steamship Baltimore. Bilups' Baltimore, gen.
eral cargo
steamship Baltimore. BiIiups, Baltimore, gen
ersl cargo.
poxr OF NEWPORT NEWS, ssrr. 81 1890
lBy telegraph
s,eamshIp Anerley, Cuba, coaled and sailed
iol ,DDsmship old Dominion, Richmond. and
salI.d FOR New York
MEMORANDA.
Nzw YogK, September a. Arrived; Cal!for-
10 hamburg, Majestic. and City Of Chester.
pp,,rsrp1ol: state OF Goorgia, Glasgow.
arrived out Vera New fork tor Hzemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Tug WEATHER IN RIcunosD YESTERDAY WAS

clear AMI cooL
Range u Thermometers nj the front door OF the
Df,rg,rh ONCE Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

WASHINGTON. D. c., September 2i--Mr.
FRYE offered concurrent resolution, when
was agreed to. directing the Secretaries Of
State. Of the Treasury. of War, and OF the
Navy 10 examine the report and recommen-
dations of the information marine confer
cnce Of February. 1880. ard to prepare ana
submit 10 Congress bilistor the enactment
INTO law ~ such recommendation 20 far
as they applv 10 their respective depart
ments and meet their approval.