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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

SALES IN CITY AND COUNTY.
Transcript Of Deeds Recorded In hch
mond and lienricp.

These were the deeds Of bargain and
sale recorded Yesterday IN tne CuahceIy
sIi.e r. ana NJ. $. Coleman 10 John Hickey
An go On south side Boyd street near fhrflsoh'
ESQ. ,yuo IN foo, an
Juiia ". Colrin 70 Bertha Keller ~ ieeS OIL
south side Clay street near hh,V9c 80, = TO,
Fenton T. Finch and wife to T. .: ryan ~ ioo'
on east side Seventeenth street, s3os. Is. ,
n Gordon aud wife 20 \. A. JENKINS, wiie Oh
Z u Jenkins. 80 feet on Randolph street hof'h-
east corner willis, el,lOO. u urors
Fdl,h D. Uqbbard's trustees TO John - myers
9,;i5 feet on north side Lewis street near WI
liamsburg avenue. o,r poysers Oh
fee; on Buchanan street between pai"i"s INV
Lownes, sll2.5o. r
nrSRIco COUNTY COURT.
4 Rernic,hi 20 james !. Dickinson, rqstse
20 seet on east side NATIONAL roao near Lo"''
street $50. . >o.,sido Land
Company. lots II. ~, ~, IT, III" IL IA 'i'
%. Chestnut Hi, el,SsU. 80. , &, ,,,cS
= N. EasIey and wiie 10 same 10Y : IL. IA pi'oA
a. ana l0t 3 In block 8, Chestnut ihi, 800. n
Ip"o,-a. = Jonuson's trustees 10 NlHlalu ~
pfcc NJ feet on a fOrty-fOOt street near 'hcSf'
reske and OHIO shops, sliV. rc..,.c
Northside Land Company 10 FRANK NC, u'. . u, ~,
IN, "a IN -1uare 80. lot IA In square ~ lo' . ~
.ouare =. lot 10 ks quaro - iV' ~ 80 M
lot in square ana ''' - "
tl,4OO. ,.to,da IN snuare %
lot . IN square -, Io' l." III '4N'''O
IN square q, Sl,OOO. a, sc,,ro II
same 70 Victoria V. Mosby, lot III Slua'o
and lot IB in square 10, s4OO. =, an,
Same 10 ". 4. keu, lot is IN sluaio 10 0"'
Ia, A In snuarc 40, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
DEATHS.

JACOB.-Died. at the residence OF her
husband. 500 north sixth street. Mrs.
ELIZABErH JACOB. wife 81 August ia
cob. in the fifty-seventh year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY
Thursday ut 3o'ciock from ~. Johns
German Evangelical church. Friends and
scqnaintances are respectfully invited TO
attend. No flowers.
MCDONALD. Died. Of diphtheris. at
the residence Of her parents. S2 west
Rroad street, September 80. 1891. At 1880
A NJ. ROSA, oldest daughter OF Thomas
j. and Maggie Mcdonald. IN the eleventh
year Of her age. A.
Funeral took place yesterday at 5 =. NJ.
New York city and San Diego (Cal) pa
pers please copy.
PITT. Died, at his parents residence,
7oI north Twenty-iourth street. Tuesday
night. September goth, at l2;X o'clock;
WILLIAM HORACE. son OF John and
Mary I. Pitt, in tue thirty-suth year OF
Funeral THURSDAY at 4 O'Clock y. u.
from Leigh Street Baptist church. FRIENDS
and acquaintances invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
TeIctrr,nhic HIeYifles.

Tho wharf-laborer's strike at Savannah
II gradually extending Ia other organize
lions, and close estimate OF the num-
Der out at noon Is 1900. An cnot Is III
progress TO effect n comprofni-c between tho
strikers and tho railroad corpora tons on tas,s
oi eighteen cents an hour for regular ume WIN
an allowance Of all overtime, but so TAR Tue COM
mttces are unable TO bring about n settlement
Vessels aro lying nj the Nharyc- unabl" 10 iDh'
or discharge their cargoes and business y NJ y
-ianI--;ilL The Cotton Exchange and the boafI
Of Trade are using vigorous efforts 20 bring ABOUT
a termination Of the strike and 4 number OF con-
fercnces have been held, but so Tar without IT,
suit
Frcght-Trnin 40. s. on the New York. fhlla.
ielphia and baiO road cOllidei with tc'uoh VI
Passcneer-Train No. > near Kent, Ohio, yestsi-
day morning at 3 o'clock. -Four persons were
Killed, including the engineer and nremrii' anu
thirty were injured. The passenger tram WIS
occupied almost entirely by tho Olin inmiiy go
ing 10 their reunion in bennington, VI. Inc
deal fireman il Clayton Cas-. Another oi INC
klllcd was Travelling-EngIneerM Maxwell, Of tho
-econd division. The third Is an old lady, name
not given. iue train was running az tho SKIN
section of east-bonnd Passeugcr-Train No. !.
The freight crew claim that they saw no nag on
the eng ne Of the ifth section to intimate thht
another train was 10 follow.
Special American Express-Train No. 81, due
at Utica, y. Vat 3:lO a. VI. yesterday was
robbed between Utica and Little Falls. roObrI
Drought lhf Uiil 10 " StHIu-othl ~ iulO
Utica by the application oi the air-brake'. DIV
means of IA valyo I'm n car and escaped IN me
darkness. The express agent In charge oi lio
car was Il. 4. Moore. II seems that the roUbcr
bored into the front door of the ear. got III" ta--
enInrs open, ana rurpriscd Moore while At WORN:
He covered Moore with revolver and sorted
over the PACKAGES, taxing sLch ar he suplns'i
were valuable. II IA not known how much was
taken, but one package Of $4,000 IN currency
was conceded b. Moore and saved The rObDef
was masked. Moore continued IN tue train. lie
har been in the employ Of tho company ton or
twelve years, AM there is no probability that
his story is ether than true one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
THE TURF.
"Gct-Awav Day" at Gravesepd-EVehtS
There and Elsewhere.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.


co,rrorxn September 3O.-To-day ended
.Lo RrookIvn Jockey Clubs fall meeting,
and while the card developed nothing oi
a sensational character, 1t WAS hitting
",,mav TO a most successful meeting. The
t,,L+ with the pool-rOOms has been an
,to,n az considerable cost. 10 the assocla,
ZION. vet President Philip Dwyer said
.n,dav that ne could congratulate himself
an having scored victory that III starting
ont he had hardly dared to expect. III
carving on the fight he had been com,
nell.d 10 ask the pubic TO put up WIN
many ANNOYING inconvenlences. YET IN,
ra,,,,t. whtch were present daily enabled
HIM 10 feel that the public were with mn
in the struggle. ,,,.od
rLo total amount OF money dlstrlbuteu
during the meeting was Sl46,2'i, wnlc.
was divided among eIgbty-tWo dluefeu'
o,rners. ID. L. Pulsifer heads the list with
SIo go Y. J. Dwyer * Son are second
viii -. oO5 NJ. +. Dwyer ranks thlrd'
with 90 700. The track was III good con
dition and the raclpg quite ehJoyaoi,e
Four fayorites won, which was surprisingly
GOOD for GETAWAY day. ..
First race-purse Sl,oOo' slA iuIions
K',gston won: Reckon second, Laughing
water third. Time. LIZ.
'Sacond race-purse $1,000. one ana one
o;x,oenth of a mile-Raceland won Casta
s srav r. second, India Rubber third. Time
~ Third race-pursc $1,000, six furlongs,,
C,nrada won. Madrid second, Hoey third
Time, 1:0253. ,,oa bord;car
:, 5o0 added-one and one-quaIter miles ,
Rochester won: Strathmeath seconu
TERRIER third. Time. 200,
Fifth race--purse 81 ,OOo, hve iqti9nss-
49, I..ltl aannnH IMHV All
ner,or third. Time, l:O3a.
Pe S;vth race-purse 81 900, one and one
.;.S.aan,hs Of a milc-Willie J.. won; Arat
sacond. Bensdictine third. Time, lag.
CINCINNATI, September 3o.-ravorite'
IN ,hr,e of the races at Latonia to-day
Won ~ ntber three winners were mode
na,a,v we'll backed. The track was no
usry fast. and only moderately good tini'
VIZ rirst race-one mile and twenty yards
r,snIenc. won; Grandpa second, 1enac}tJ
third. Time, las. Sc Dort
90 Won. Flower Dellis second, hoci
Third ra,e-fve furlongs-Favette won
straithmaid second. Lou Duniey thiia
Time. 1851. ra se,v vards-
pt;l"ra won Little Annie second, Coione
Wbeatley third. Time. 1:49's;. -
Eth race--four and half furlongs-,,
The Oneep won; Lizzie Lawrence second
Misssl third. lime. Oh. 49,. u
' sixth receive furloncsIGreet Hopes pe'
81. John Wrinkle second. Reticenc'
third. Time, l:OSh.
AT GLOUCESTER
c,oucxsrrR, N. j.. September SO.-To
,,..,s events resulted as follows: .,
"1 E,pst rsce-three quarters OF mile,
n, rmss won; Washington second
Rstslpa third. Time, Lag.
Second rsee-half lDile-Rya1 won; Den
ton second. Frank 4. third Tina 'oS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NLU kOAh.
NEW YOkK, September 3O.-Cottop steady;
SAFES to-day, 300 bales: uplands, y l-10c. Or
leans, 0tsc.; net receipts, all ports. 27.sO1
bs,es exports TO Great Britain, 4,l65 bales;
France, 5,025 bales. Continent, 5,204 bales;
stock, 30i 463 bales. Southern -four dull
port; No red, sl.02u; No. red, 901sc.asl.
Options opened b.aasc. higher on firm cables,
became weak and sold down 5sallsc. On mode
rate elesraIces, larger receipts, efforts 70 resell
or French account, ald disqulesing French po-
& 81 news, also with an Increased available
supply and foreigners selling The close Is weak
at ssa3ssc. under yesterday. No. 2 red, Oc,o-
ber sl02is; December, sl.0ok May: u;isss.
62tac. Options advanced 1ts94c., reacted On
break at the West, lAa2lsc., and closed weak nc
l1ial]4c. under yesterday for deliveries to Jan
uary; October, 10ssc.; December. Doc. May,
5l,sc. Oats firner and fniriy active; options
nrmer AMI more active; Oc.ober, 3'lsc.; No.
yember, 34c. spot No. ., 33isa34I4c.; mixed
western, 3sHa34,<c. Conse-0ptcns steady;
closed loa.3c; up; October. Sl2ooas az sS ~:
sl7.60; spot Rio quiet and steady; No. q,
el3.7jatli. Sugar quiet. Aolasses-New Or
leans In far demand and hrm; common to fancy,
2ss32c. Rice nrm; fair demand Setroieum,
oil duh new ,ridc, 30c. ksstn quiet; strained.
common to good, e1.37Iassl40. Turpentine
quiet and steady at 31tsA3sAc. Pork quiet ana
farmers. sssas,c. 'i Bsei duh but Steady Beet.
hams quiet. 1terced reef dull Cut meats
| quiet; miidies dull; short-clear. September,
$3.50. Lard depressed and duh; western stesm'
| s7.05; October, S7.0S; January, e7.?o asked.
! Frelghts strong and In good demand Cotton,
5-3.d. grain, 4}4a5d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 30.-The markets ~
started strong and higher shis morning. bus with
| equal unanimity they ended with roacttou
/ which left them lower than the closing ngures Of
f. yesterday. In wheat good deal Of NE puu fecl'
| ING OF Yesterday was carried over, bus perhaps
/ the most potent factor In the higher opening We
! the assurance OF tho Farmer Alliance "hOld
! your-wheath circular. While the Trade generally
did not iook,>1pr any decided results nom y, =
i cover a. the lsp Of the trading. Liverpool w
! arm, bat London Was 4jfa9d. lower. pccembel
Sponsd as 001daO65tc.. against ONO - The clos6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fRsported for the Dtspatch.i
avvrsuuuw 10. 1891

SEfIkuUBk OVs io"'
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 81 taken
In. 2; highest. $50, lowest, 81 average
3a4o.
Revenue collsctiousi Cigars and cigarettes
s2,172 tobacco, s3,077.37 special tax
sls1.0o; penalties, s1s.50-totai. so,4oo'''.
Privatereles: Fillcrs, 25; Smokers. 90; wrap
pers, 10; cutters, IL; darks, Total, lH.
Registered on Change: J. u. Bullock, OXFORD
N. C. X. h. Boyd and W. q. Rogers, warrenton
NC; b. d. Manson, whitskcrs, n. C.. j. ~
Whitaker, Battleboso', n. c.; II. L. bereef
The loose sales at Planters Warehouse to-da,
we're rather HIGHT and no very fine stock WAS OF
fered prices. u owever we're about as usual lh'
only pile of real wrappers offered this season wa
sold to-day at very moderate price. There vi"
be- large bronx OF desirable old and new To-
baoco tomorrow. and full attendance Is cxpecte'
Business on Change was light and attendance
small.
To-day ends the tobacco year all over th'
country, and yearly statistics will soon %
coming in.
Private safes to-day were quite large, VIII
wrappers leading; other grades were also active
especially smokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
THIS YEAR OF GREAT PROSPERITY.
so Says President iugaiis-Thc Chesa-
pcako aud Ohio aud Its business.

Mr.. NJ. F. ingalls,. president of the
Che,apeake and ONO railway system, was
iu the city ms week hut lett luesiay
Afternoon Tor NtWp,rt News. J. Is the his'
visit o.. Mir. lusalis 10 kchmoui since his re-
turn from furosc, and he was IN speniil
Spirits regarding .he future OF tho CHESAPEAKE
and ohio.
The road. he said, Wa doing he biggest busi-
ness III It's history, and he Thought this was gong
20 be- nc most prosperous year the SVLh'Iy nus
over had. business was on healthy boom.
The by crops here and the poor crops shioad
caused this great business activity anu huN"u. t.
In prices Al. wealth comes ont Of the ground
aul the fact that the farmers are making money
tn- year means chat everybody will prosper
AU0rsI EARNlN0s. El&
Returning 20 iAc road he saii: The oarninss
10Y August were *S3b,OOO against S'-s'uOo LOT
ne same period last year: net earnings for Au-
rrsf were 's.5l GOO against s2l3.OO0 net earn
tr.,s ia Angus. II last yoar. Tho new locomotives
ADDED 20 the equipment are pad for out 81 me
earnings nud are not charged up 10 % 'oh@'iu -,
ton company. The Oh tlnno.s are De'ns ui0"'u
AMI charged T. expenses, too.
The company H. taking care OF N" great rush
# traffir as well ~ IL can. An order ior ten ne"
locomotives was recently placed al Schehe,rHus
y T. ana the Richmond L"comoilNe-No rkS
i.avo a number 4 engines ia cOufae Of constFac-
hon for the t-ayeake and ONO.
The rad H. in very good shape, ana Il behls
constantly improved. twenty-five ". . 90
being Kept az WORK htlasiluc' h4ihs u''-He9' ~
TIE NEW DEPOT.
Referring % the proposed new dppol ., wv
road here he remarked: ave need hnui-
.,rfe a not here, and hope to h1ild 1t before n
,r.at while We have already been conside ing
ulans. Nc viii have 30 ruise ~ 'OoO,VOO 70 90
The work here that We have mapped vht- NO
hei, inc md The depot Mr.. AAtcil has lad EN-
.,inc.r- in the field Il ! summer l0oklng Tor the
bc4t route for the line around Richmond. III
about "a week he VIII be ready 10 report on ,h9
survovs. We viii probably issue terminal
-, - ,he evteut OF : 100000 for this Rich
rn0ud work lust n soon ~ the time IF tlpe Tor II
or course In building a ne" depot We WIZ nav
10 have the backing OF the CITY council lor We
-hall have 20 cross ST. Gets, g. &c. 49,. ,,,..
NJ. Ingalls, was enthusiasm over ,hc ci.ei-
,.-i.e tta, haa /. en- shown by Mr.. Huntington
aud his associates - Newport NcMs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Third race--six and a half furiongs-
Paoli won: Chartruse second. Baltimore
III. third. Time, 1:26k. o..
Fourth iacc-four and one-half fur;
longs-fitzroy won; Adsir second, kcd
Elm third. Time. SIX.
Fifth race-one sixteenth OF mll"-'ai-
rlson won: Sam ID. second, Ed. Mcdinh's
third. Time. I:5I1. -
Sixth race one eighth Of a mile-fiem,,::
ington won Slumber second Corticei'
third. Time. 1:N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

tre Executive Commit
.ts STATE Agricultural and
'ty held Yesterday al the
o., .rri u was decided 20
&c.. - 70 approaching State
t.. Tie management state
-.f winch VIII Doe Friday.
SSH De as Interesting as the
e. I'D te Lorse.racing. bicycle
Pc. 'ic. Tie admission on
e.. "- Ns olo half the regular
~. '- il'- advantage extended
" tc able 10 view the splen-
Or. then arranged u number
f.ulrfLs for the cattle de-
t..... r'e pfizes are about twenty
--d amount 10 about $500.
..t..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
,rn, so.,a some "Tims" Here.

Tho Office OF Superintendent Moses. az
. np 5,+o,t.rv last night WAS busy scene
heSpp literally crowded with convicts waiting "
W .,.,orca and indicted into prison liie Inc
arrivals were: Catherine jackson Sooiofo .n'
Charlotte county, murder IN hrsI 49, n,rison.
, 'ano,. samuel Hairston tcoloredl, Henry county
unlawful shooting. one year; oeorse ns" i've
tcoored, Henry county hoaseP meory COUNTY
,oaIs ti,,,,. three years Curtin White color
@ voan"Ee county, forgery, four years Johi
~ Pres,on (colored). Roanoke, unlawiu, sn p"a.
ing four years; josiah johnson coiVio"" A'0-
poke fsloniouB assault, ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
MARRIAGES.

BROwN-SMITH. Married, in Wash
ington, ID. c.. on September n, 1891, by
Rsv, /. II. York. EZRA X. BROWN to
EMMA 4. SMITH; both Of Richmond,
Va.
McGuvRA-sCOTT.- Married, by Rev;
ID. +. Sprigg, pastor II Moore. Memorial
church, at the residence Of Robert ;.
Chsmberlayne. ESQ.,, No. 900 Park avenue.
and cousin of the bride, on "Wednesday,
3Oth September, DIR. SETH CUR lis bic,
GILvRA to Miss ANNIE klIIKEDtiL
SCOTT, of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Continuation OF the AVS.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-The con-
tinuation Il ~ per cent bouds at per vsa,
WAS closed with to-day's transactions. When
the offer was made TO continue these BONDS INV
were outstanding s5O.s6g,%0O. OF this ainoun,
+lS,OO9,JpO have since been redeeuleu "u'
s"5. 1854, 800 have been continued ~ per cent
leaving now outstanding 37.516.90O, ~ wi,s y
s3,3SJ.5jO arc coupon bonds and Fi,l"i.2D'
are registered bonds. The above statement III
vluies today transactons-viz, sl4l.oJVc on
tnucd and S!33,@jO redeemed.
Secretary FO-tcr sad this afternoon that hs
was perfectly satisfied wish the result. ior tne
reason that be never wished 20 continue NOR,
than half OF the loan and also because he hnu
redeemed over II. 900. 900 Of bonds payable III
coin. with a reduction Of only half million o.
the gold balance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
"rHs RACE FOR ETERNITY"
,,c,,enborg Turfmen We're Affect
railing stars and "Ange's."

,,,rv. Va. September pa half
~ moro ago this place, then
,he CITY. was great resort Tor
cai' .,ccrs IL was the meeting point FOR
l'i''-'o' ,hc adjacent counties of North
ffD i'n a,S thr section OF Virginia 10
"a 80 srccd and endurance OF their
t'', ~.hlrcIs. Old people dcncht now
1 nj Inc scenes OF those days
,,w partially standing winch was
n rrvclrv wnen the stars fell IN
r.. second story was reached Nv
stops I'll Nv two daughters Of the
$685. srt unknown TO the horscmen.
at before the races hilarious
81, sorting men occupied the frst
m The night one Of tho par;y
nl door and opened II and tho
..r- nrt h.s astomshod gaze.
...o>IsEED HoEsEMfN.
......st. his companions and said
.t.,rr.t-dar Is upon Us. the stars
..d even The angels are coming
.. prepare Tor the race for
Ihr auce.s he saw wore the
.. ce-irr down the high steps
....f fr.af with nothing on but
...-..ce. lu; the games were
..,.., iaF forgiveness were Of
.lV .re Quiet AMI solemn.
.rf bAcrs CAME OPP
t, Stars ceased 60 fail, the
hrgl! md clear, and the
.a o.. usual. ola Mr. David
Il..tinc owner al the Buff
u-.t O. ten this tale very
vl. ono o. The party, aud
VISA soldier through the war
.... tlerc Vas more excitement
tt... De- ever saw IN war times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Crstffytow 60 AL.

The high position attained and the uni ,hs
versaI acceptance and approval o. the
pleasant liqsid.fruit remedy Syrup OF Figs
a. the most excellent laxative known. ".
jnstrste the value OF the qualities on wnicn
ifs success In based and are spnnasn.,y
gratifying to the California fig-oS'up
Compan'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
IT, circumstances, a,,..,.

49, D. Poltiaux. Waterman at the
ss.. !afl of me Chcsapeake aud Ohio
~ .!- '-4i le ia 10, refuse % hold the
'a.,. n'.f Winston after he had been
a.. "isy night by Policeman VII
, tg,,.. ana George Washington Jones
g., arrested for cutting Lewis
e. 49,. states that he found Jones and
sli,,,. where ne was and held Win
~ be- 49, y'-.f man was taken into Gus
h" wonlg have arrested Jones'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GRAeT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
fr'ess for Money, bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Iohaeco. Cotton, &c.. and In Con-
nsction There with the Wss-
ther Indications

II'y telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON. September 3d.
IFblR Forecast for Virginia, Fair weather,
except showers IN extreme south
| eastern portion; slightly warmer /;
easterly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather, except
local showers on the coast; northeasterly
winds; slight rise in temperature in
western portion stationary temperature
In the eastern portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Jeh,nspn end rloy.ncs.

yer. - the Mozart Academy.
o.. .irrs 10th from Ia aud ont VI
o. iiir o. reserve more or leA5
f.- 'firlL-f ,Orence engagement.
20 Understood that clean
'"Nn % tho opening ssio VI
fAfrtfni, and that ten seats Ii
o.. i' each purchaser. The sgle
q it1i friday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
.robo Robinson's show.

On Monday, October 9Th, John "a, h soons
sons Great Exposition, comoi a ., ,.a
VII, 81 ,iy., a, and r. N. Al 10 O'clock III
WIN po ,,.rc viii DO grand street parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

himself, but for tho fact that he had loaned his
pistol 70 the clerk who wont with Policeman
Wren after Jones. When first approached by
IN" ofnccr tho Waterman hssitated about taking
charge OF Winston, as he was unarmcd for tho
timo being.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
sEPrYxBER 80. 1881

OFFERINGS
wuEAr.-2.sSS busheiA
C0RN.-1 ,664 bushels.
OArs.-i.s52 bushels
RYE.-106 bushels.
sALEA
WHEAr-1,S52 bushels.
CORS.-i,764 bushels
OATs.-l52 bushels.
QUOTATIONS
wHEAr.-Inngberry. s1as1.07. Mixed esc.a
s1.Oo. Shortberry, e5c.aSt. LOS. No 2 red.
yl.O3a41.O4 , n
01aOSc. ,,,
OArL-No2 2. 34a3sev3so 3. 3os33c. Winter
(fOr seedl, 45a5Vc.
kYE.-v0aDJc.
vLoVB.
We quote: Fine, a. 75as4; suposnnes ~. yoa
e4.50: extra. e4.75; family, eos>o.!o; Pct
cnt family, e5.60aeo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

YESTERDAY. The demand vas sbssp ~ ZINE.
W" 1--WE VA tho market. and 1t he'd Joe
81 sJ'ne fifns ~ those rgures. Then the shorts
49, :" y ~i'l", s"RtH~-s got IN. and there vas
gradual drop 70 07y.c. The yosk ncse Goa inned
.,sr''>. "a" Usst hoir. aad "a sfs.s selling ~
neain aud othots and cnunaed bear news De-
"irner roi1 OF 10 J14tc., reacted some on
q 'ajtdng purchases by shorts. bus veskeaod
AGAIN aud rios<1 sasy 1T 95,.r. TIA bo1soU
nsute o' Vie day Corn wAs s..ttyc and very
N'oas m ~ NJ tho sesslon. hu. sssed on some
aier' otoier, wsich closed yesterday Ct 623kc.,
vp"ned nj o3}a', 'o'i up 20 5tisr and when 10
became known tant the estimate Tor to-tnofroR
was only 30 ears ,hofe WAS soma recovery and
o. u ociocs u price, was 5Jt.c. During the
~. nour 60 q deal - corn was pa, upon tho
MARKET ana u D IL on rfarpty. Tho Oder.
lngs we've by the oarly p1rcaa.e... who sought
70 realize their profits. lss there were few
buyers aai October quickly s,nnpcA o. ,lsAc.,
AZ which II cl.sei. Uais fo.iosed corn sud
closed lover. Provisions opened higher. In sym.
pathy WIN tho grains. bus they qul.k,y vsAk.
rned ana cotun1ed 20 reccic meet Il the day.
u Wa expected that III, deliveries u October
tomorrow would be heavy aaf most Of tho
trading vas IN shfting october 4 ais to tho
more deferred future. lork lori 2sltas0c.
lard, iisnlybs'., aud ribs, i2iza2Oc.
CHICAGO. september .,O. -Ca.n quotations:
Flour quiet and steady No. ., spring wheat,
HJ..; No. >, red, pa. No. = corn. als.c. No. =
oats. 2Ja.c. aess-pork, sp.ssx. Lard. sG.1.ls.
>hou-nii, s6.sJatGsJ. Dry-sai,ei SHOULDER,
80. .yafG.iO. ohors-c.ear, s"i0ass.5O. whis-
kew, Ellis.
Tue ieaiIs futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONER or
n RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT, wiz
nav the bonds and coupons OF the nrst and SO S9,
cond mort gage bonds Of tho JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWiA COMPANY upon delivery OF inc
same 10 me ut the ofiicc OF the Chesapeake nnu
Ohio Railway Company IN tho cry OF ni VI aMm
Va. - IL "NS>
"A l1s6Oe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
FINAN ClAI.
HIGH-GRADE BONDS.

We have for sale n choice lot OF GlLI-Ep"1
INVESTMENT BONDS, including
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CITY OF LEXINGTON (kY) PER CENT
CITY OF wYTHEyILLE (vA) 6 PER CENT.
BONDS, . ,.,.,r
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ALSO,
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