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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
EIGHTEENTH wARD-1s9O.
City and Sub-DistrIct School Taxes and
Water Rents.

City and Sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Alpert Anna C or F.......... 81 ss
| lot 20 loo Duncan street between
| Stanton and Fffty-second Now
~ plan No 22i
| e-story frame dwelling
2-story frtme dwelling Lotus
alley
Alderman. George IVY w).......-.. 735
| lot 20-l05 Duncan street between
McCandless and Fifty-second
No 159
2-story frame dwelling
BarTstt 1o. soco HdFIer street ssvv:r
| plan No 96
2-story frame dwelling
| Byrne, Bernard. Observation-Disclosures. 352 81
lot CO. 100 72G7 rear Butler street
corner Fifty-fourth Burgess
52-story frame dwellings
33-story brick dwelling
lot 47.3ll2.55 25.07 feet back Car
negie street corner Fifty-sec-
ond No %
lot 6616 Fifty-second street.-the
tween Keystone and Carnegie
2-story brick dwelling
frame stable
" lot is-1i5 Ruby street seibert
Keil & Seibert plan No 20
2-story frame dwelling
2-story frame dwelling
Banks, John. ................ SIS
lot 4S-l00 Baker street Garrison
& Co plan Moss
Bruce, Mary E. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BIS
lot 20s5 McCandless street, cor
Pore alley
Burg, Matilda or Bunz. .......... S3
ot20.lOO Morningside road No 800
Bachman, Margaret. 9S
tstory frame dwelling Morning
side road and Summer street
Berg, Albert Charles. 116 2S
lot 20.03 averaging 100 Butler
street between McCandless and
Fifty-second street
2-story brick dwelling Dresden street
S-story brick dwelling 81, 80
Badger. Francis (w) ............ 735
lot 20 100 Wickliffe street to Por
alley No 20S Il
2story frame dwelling
Connolly, Mrs Ann ........... 216
lot 20-l00 keystone street be-
tween Fifty fourth and Fifty
fifth Brud plan 6s --'
Church, Trinity Episcopal .... ITO II
lot l34 e7-l00 1912 feet rear Car
ncgfe street corner Stanton
avenue McCandless plan "A, IS,
76 II, IS, 70
2story frame stable
Cornelia, Thomas + .. 431
lot 25-333 Fifty-seventh street be-
tween Butler and Keystone G
B plan No Is
Carlson, Charles es 31s
lot 25-1C0 McCandiess street be-
tween Fifty fourth and Fifty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
THE FRENCH ARMY MANOUvReS.
A German Oncers Repo.t-They Are Full
ofZcnI, Fight, and Ardor.

LONDON, September 22.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Tunes in that newspaper
TO-DAY gives the substance of German
officers report to his Government on the
recent French army mannuvrcs. The OIL
Ger SAYS that the infantry fighting In de-
persed order surpassed anything hitherto
seen. Referring To the movements IN close
order, he says that for regularity aud COM
pactness they recall the Greek Phalanx.
The German officer remarks that the
cavalry, perhaps, are lacking in calmness,
but their mobilizing would serve rs u
model for the cavalry of other countries.
The German expert also says That In
spite of certain faults III the concenfric
movements and supply Arrangements
there is no mistaking the exactness ana
breadth of vision with which General
Saussier executes his plans. adding; Ana
in face Of unexpected situations his orders
testify to the admirable clearness and ra-
pidlty Of his judgment"
Touching upon the French artillery,
this report refers to the excellent disci-
pine Of the upper grades OF officers " as
beng quite surprising. lhey are, y
saws. "men who are interchangeable and full
of zeal, fight, and ardor."
In conclusion, the German officer SAYS /:
The organization of the French sanitary
service is so fine that have arranged for
special reports on the subject of the rule.
laid down for this branch OF the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
AN ERA OF BLOODY CONSPIRACY.
A Significant Speech Of the Grand Duke
of Rnden.

PARIS. September 22.-The Dir Nelicienne
Siecie publishes dispatch from cor
respondent III Baden giving the substance
of speech which. il is asserted, was made
bv the Grand Duke of Baden at the. close
81 the recent manGuvres of the southwest
army. According to the dispatch the
Grand Duke said:
"Slnce the last mannuyres OF our army
the situation in Europe has been modi-
fed The sacrifices which Germany has
undergone in order TO guarantee peace
viii not be hindered by the cupape pro-
ceedincs of our neighbors who are only
awaiting propit,ous occasion. TO again
onen an era of bloody conspiracy. we
must regard the future with energy ana
resolution. The time is near when Ger
many must again unsheath her sword IN
defence ofs her Independence against an
enemy who has not learned prudence oy
bloody defeat. IL will be the duty OF the
valiant corps of Baden to support the hrst
onset. TO fire the first shot, and to carry
the palm of victory"
The DIR Marianne Siecte says that tne
speech has created great sensation IN
Taden. and that while the German press
has not published it. its authenticity can
not be denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

entertainment. Mccarthy and Warren
were instructed by the referee that de.
cis'on would be made whom IL became ap-
taren' that one or tho others chances to
win had passed.
A INV rEAryRr.
ihis new feature in ring encounters will
DC appreciated by all. Mccarthy trained
Tor the match nt Carrolton. Ln., and War
rem trained at Bay 50. Louis Msa. Both
men were weighed in ut the club-roons M
O'Clock this afternoon under the lis
pound limit. Tho purse for which tho
mon contested was 81 800, of which 81. 200
goes To the winner and $500 to the loser.
John Duty was referee. John Dixon.
master OF ceremonies. made q speech say.
my the contest that wac to take place
was not a prze-lght, but contest for
10 Dts. Haley and Robinson seconded
Warren, and O'Meara and Brown seconded
Mccarthy.
AarUDcoRS CONTEST.
The contest was a stubborn ono throuch-
out tho 'wenty-one rounds In tho ninth
round Mccarthy seemed to have tho hes.
OF 1t, Warrca beng very tired. From this
time Mccarthy had matters his own way
though he received some punishment IN
return for the humping he gave his oppo-
mont. IL the sixteenth round Warren was
severely Vunishcd and IN each round there
alter. In tho twentieth round he was
knockea down and was only saved by the
call OF time. In the twenty-hrst round
Warren again wont down and was counted
ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Russian Colonization In Illinois.

SrRIsGfiELp, LII, September 22.-Ibe
Illinois Russian Colonization Society has
been permanently Organized. A meeting
Of the corporators OF the society was he'd
yesterday, at which officers were elected
United States Senator John NJ. Palmer be-;
ing chosen president Ex-Governor Richard
J. Oglcsby first ce-president. and Rabbi
lsnac kuhonstcin director general. The
outlook is considered favorable for the es-
adjustment of a colony Of refugees IN
Sou horn Illinois and Missouri. Rabbi
Ruhcnstoin has a number OF letters from
landowners In various sections Of Illinois
and Missouri Offering land for sale for
colonization purposes GA all sorts Of terms
Rabbi Rubenstcin thinks il possible II
everything runs smoothly 10 have colony
established within the next four weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 23.-It IL now
generally expected in Wall street that the
Bank Of England or its weekly meeting to-
morrow morning will advance the MINT
mum rate of discount in order to mere
nearly approximate the rates in the open
market and incidentally TO protect its gold
reserves. There has been for the last week
here steadily hardening tendency IN the
money market and TINS hardening bids fair
20 neutraliZe such efforts of the bank to
prevent the shipment Of gold TO these
shores in view OF the present state OF the
foreign exchange market and the move
ments Of merchandise and securities. The
determined attempt 20 manipulate the
money market yesterday and again this
morning proved n complete failure. Money
has been in abundance all day.
TsE OPENING WEAK.
The market this morning was still weak
under the pressure to sell from both bulls
and bears nj the opening, and the first
sales were made ut declines from last eve-
nings figures of from \ to Y per cent.
l he market gathered strength immediate
ly under the early demand, but later the
efforts at depression became felt, prices
slowly dropping in most shares. While
many scored material declines. The down
ward movement lasted until well into the
loren oon, when money began to be- offered
more freely and rates eascd up to per
cent. nj the close. while there WAS no lack
OF funds to loan AT any time Of the day.
THE GOULD STOCKS WEAK.
The Gould stocks were the weakest
points IN the list, and with few special
ties scored losses extending to 2is per
cent. while the rest Of the list was gene
rally brought only fractions below the
level of the opening figures. The buying
in the afternoon. and especially IL the last
hour. WIS very spirited. Chicago operators
appearing again in the market as pur-
chasers of their favori.ics. and Burlington,
Wheeling. and Lake Erie preferred. l.ack a-
wanna. aud Northern Pacific preferred
showed the greatest strength.
HE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The marke, closed active and strong at
the highest prices of the day. The final
changes are generally small fractional
gains, mt Atchi'on rose "a ona very large
business. Burlington X and Reading
per cent Among tho low-priced shares,
Lake Eric aud Western, and Southern
Pacific were sToclsly prominent for
strength. the latter rising per cent. The
sales Of listed stocks aggregated $4,000
shares; of uuiisi ed. )i,00u
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Ereninq.-E Exchange quiet and steady at
isieisi. Commercial bills. 49, ai3j. Money
easier ut 2aS closing offered at 2. SUB
Treasury Dalanccs-COln. -; cur
rency. ----- Governments dull ant
easler; 4per cents, llJ14. State bonds
quiet amt barely strudy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

tkeporied Tor The Dispatch'1
SEPTEMBER %. 1901.
Auction offerings on Change today were I'M
rsIaIly small and but little interest manifested
In tn sales.
Private sales: Smokers. 81; wrappers, 90
total, 81 hogsheads.
Registered on Change to-day: Mcssrs. Z. :.
White, J. s. Brown, and q. ". Knott, Of Oxford,
N.C;J.A. Long, Roxboro', n. C.: j. W. Smith,
Durham. n. c.; w. II. Walker, Henderson, n.
C.. II. J. Base, Durham. n. G.
Messrs. Davis & Gregory are still working a
large force Of hands at the Planters Warehouse.
They are now having some new flooring put In.
and other improvements are being made. They
viii have good sales Of new tobacco Tomorrow
rhursday, The market to-day has bean very
quiet with but little doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
GARzA's BAND SURROUNDED.
Mexican and American Troops on Hand u
Capture the Invaders

SAN ANTONIO. Tx. September 22.-Gen-
eral Stanley had kilograms TODAY from
General Lazeros. commander OF the fourlh.
Military zone, stating that the INVASION Oh
Cara and his band had ended: lhey
were twenty-seven miles from Reynoaa
Monday, and are scattered, in order to Wy
few have gotten across tho Tasilichat,
twelve miles above Brownsville. The rest
are somewhere between Salicano and Rey;;
nosa trying to sc; back. A Thousand
mounted Mexican troops under Colonies
Hernandez and Cavcyas have them almost
surrounded. and American troops are on
this side waiting TO intercept each OF the
band who may attempt to cross. Genera!
I.azeros says that the object Of the bahu
was robbery, and that the raid had no po-
lltical significance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

or TERRIBLE PROSPECT HELD OUT
~ nv AePROAcHiN.G WINTER.
~ sand and EoSrsc--Ceusc of tho
crop .nilure-Gcnersi Euro
pcan News.

r~-rrsrrna. Rvssi., September %. 49,
..,s received horc from Iamoon and
I.i Int proyincos announce that tho
ISL have provided tor the resolving
.. n,.4 and g. furnish supplies OF
" ....I january next. After that date
t''.m.,h, the Greatest difficulty 70 in
f..1 tar Che ueoplc. As the collcc-
'' t,.... is impossible The salaries Of
'.,f admin. iraiive bodies have ne
.., b..n suspended. Even If the
...n.v cram are obtained the
Winch Will te over w.do
t'' ...f. vii b. difficult ana the
,.. -. hospitals, schools. and
..... 3, .oatiic-
srl. sT NrCk rRicEs.
.-.-.ts & OATS and hay Is compel
t.-.. r- O. scll their livestock at
lor instance. horse for
.... wv for five roubles, and
.u twenty 10 fitv cOpocks.
yaieut 20 a6. ut seventy
clio c.pocA - one hundrodth
i. r..rrt county fair in one dis
o.. ...cuS of forty horses were
.,.. roadside. Tho ANIMALS had
..l t.r tlrir skins.
.r, rrnlpry OUTLOOK.
...~..... .. also staring IN the face q
..r e ..opic who have been
i. .t... l.l.ic works. a. WORK
....,.. must stop when the frOsts
lid. a.assr, Of the people rely en-
t.. trnys-uurnt TO help them.
ell. .'4-c 4 affairs IA The prcs-
r,tlo!. tie gloomy prospects
CHE ccm-nG winter can be
r'-.a.I
.,.. cf T'TrH AND REFUSE.
...a.... Russia, September 22.-
.. ,hc bread sold IN many
...rfuiu.ous merchants reveals
t absolutely poisonous NIX
..t several merchants have
..E - MorsAGUsk and w.ll bc
..-.f! MANY specimens OF such
..'.- 81 y,f cent. Of earth and
..r cent. II refuse far.naccous
SIS. .r rrE CROP FAILrRY.
,.. .auv conjec;urcs regarding
.it.s failure OF the crops 1t i
tt.. tAr Dfalua9e of hundreds
...st swamp + Piusk resulted
t.e uu eyer 4 the spring and
.r.t.r lat- "a TIE summer. thus
..-.ou ID The rainfall or the
..-.-.-. 4 vefst Is a measure
g 'Lo Government officials
..-.. t.ltT.i ut,d u portion of
r. tla famine fund. The
...-.. TAX - bTiuglu. bread
81. ... .-l -yV;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

allude to the matter. The movements are
directed by General vladinirof at Men
and by General Gourko at Warsaw. two OF
the ablest tacticians in the army. Inc
Admiralty has ordered that oil the larger
vessels Of the Russian Steam Navigation
and Trading Company. rs well as tne
volunteer feet, be equipped with powerful
davits like men-of-war. These prepare
tons have given rise to many VIII
ruunra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
The New Isnssi-n Loan.

LoxDoS, Enc. September 22.-The san
GdJprs CORES ondept at 81 Petersburg AYERS
that the llus san Government has scceptcd
79'. as the prlco Of tie new loan Of twenty
million rouble~.
Tie Times announces that tho French
Government has consented tnaf the Credit
Foncicr snail issue the new EIsslan loan:
The Credit Fonclcr has called meeting OF
the syndicate and announced the issue at
the end OF October OF per cent. stock,
without conversion. The Credit Foncier.
according TO the Times, reserves the right
to negotiate the price. Contract dealings
continue on the Paris Bourse at from to
Ia per cent. premium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Resigned Under Suspicion.

HARRIsBUkg, Pa, September 22.-Cpon
his return TO the Capitol TO-DAY State Urea:
surer Bower found the resignation OF
Cashier Livzey awaiting him: Il was
mailed at Milwaukee, Wis. on the 26th OF
August, the date Of Mr. Boyer's departure
from Harrisburg. Domestic circumstances
are gwen as the cause. Investigation into
Bardsley's transactions at Philadelphia de-
veloped a number of things which called
for explanation from LivZey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
<,.v nsnocratic committee.

Mr.. Jefferson Wallace, secretary OF the
City Democratic Committee, received a
letter late last night from Mr.. james =.
Ia,nb CHAIRMAN Of the committee; who II
o. Warsaw, Va. stating that he ~ detained
by sickness in his family ana Will no'
reach Richmond until next wyes' .o.ho,
n,a -, npon Mr.. Lambs return-pio De-
Pi ZIG fa,ter part Of next woek-and ar
, pg . Will then DO made tor the
DOMINATION Of Democratic candidates Tor
the LEGISLATURE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
AGROCERY FIRM ASSIGNS.
Both Brothers swindiing on His Own Ac-
count-JiabiIitIes $4,000.

New HAVEN, Covx.. September 22.-Some
DAYS ago Victor and Louis NJ. Schlacter.
brothers. doing grocery business as victor
Schlacter 4 Co.. voluntarily assigned, vi II
liabilities estimated at 5000. When the
case came before the Probate Court II was
developed that the firm had by means OF u
forged paper swindled everybody whom
they could, and each brother had been
swindling on his own account, without
tho Others knowledge. That is 10 SAY the
firm mCrtgaged thor building 70 the New
Haven Savings Bank. and subsequently,
each member Of it executed mortgage
and pocke;ed the proceeds without the
knowledge of the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Conversion to Protestantism.

BERLIN, GER, September 2s.--Professor
Vinschied, Of Leipsic. who belongs to one
of the most noted Catholic families OF that
city. has announced his conversion to
Professionalism, coupled with the statement
that the Professor attributes the change IN
his religious views to his disbelief IN the
authenticity Of the garment known - the
HOLY Coat. which 10 now on exhibition III
the Cathedral at Treves. and his conscien.
tious scruples against supporting Church
that would lead it sanction to such IN
exhibition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Prohibition OF silver ExportS

ROME, September PA Bologna news
paper asserts that the Government is ar
ranging with railway officials TO put in
force a prohibitve tariff on exports of
small silver currency, which Is disappear
ing from the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
rs.CskeLY SETTLED.
rtsl.l.su Lands Taken ~ Without Sc
rlnna lrtlirt.

rtff...su Lands lsken I y htAont Sc
ricus Conflict.
.--. ID. J.. September 22.-" The
lia' j. what every time
..ri,- 3D.. the hands opened 20
.....-... 'l-i4r Iroclsimel when It's
I...-..f-,i the hour OF noon.
... -.-., v--h the arrival OF that
..~.es.rs gathered on the
.s.. l.ai.oug rush over the
Do. ....t. eel county and on 10 the
-- upon which their eyes
.'r. ~1mc for days and
weeks alI months.
.-... Auai one and was made
.r.-. ...ttLat tte number of home
.t.v exceeded the number of
..-.-... .- available for settlement.
-ll-- -Grar. 'IRsT sE3vED."
,.,..~ -. f overy racer. There was
....T lands f0r abcrt 5000 set
1..- lfI acres for each. There
t-!. awaiting 10 claim the
.- ... fully 1900 people, SO that
--.a .-. '..-. persons Tor each section.
ra.--. p ..r. then. that the rush
~... -. t.-iu this case at least the
=. 60. --v.r.. .lr 20 the swift. Like
..-..t .r. .ef.- teen witnessed before,
r..tw. b Oklahoma became the peO-
} -'u yr.'- o..
Nfol- IS STEERS.
sr o.. uo-e desperate cowboys
...--. 4ii to- latter Joining II
... ..l carried tte.r riders 70 the III
49, v-..e .l-'s were unc-remoniously
r frr---rs,i Lot far from the Dor
u...- lal gathered for the
-'btl be @ f1c Iowa reservation bor-
g. .t east { Guthrie Laugstou at
g., northern Iowa reserva-
o.. .,..-. t.e ,ie boundary OF the
SOL o.. ,fA'.lu which was not in
..... .- .t. DgeL lands . and at point
',av4ta.lle border directly east
l.f.. ILo most desirable Of the
- situated - he Iowa and Sac and
;-,.. -v-,IU-, and tie greater number
So ---- .4' rally cOugIe.4tcd around
,s-lur-i7S 0F TIE DOOMTRs.
T.. ...-o- We've distributed among
7-- .-;1S poln's about "a FOL
s. 90 I.-ae, 500; LangstOn. 1850
90 --l f.. bite; On tie Eickapoo
.-.- 500. *! "a the POttawataMle
.'. l.e e-lctments TO the Pot
ts-.- Indians nearly exhausted the
'..I rescryation. so the home
.-,.-. i.l .i,,le Glance of locating a
'-.-e. a, lan-stOa negroes had
..- ..'t .-.--I IS tie negro Coloniza-
..tf .. ticruubei OF /. 800 ana they
l.Fo Oh. r.C,S O. the Clmarron
'..-f. IS r sterile region, and located IN
l.-.,-. l.ve Hundred Whites, mostly
'.s-. b.. LEG tLelr eyes on that sec
.-- IarV h4d made all sorts OF
o. 'lk'Lg TIE land by force. A
-.iufg mar-iIals and deputy
-.- ..a S.eIf Of this county,
ID .s- 4tea,i thor 20 preserve
-,!t' believed that they vii. be
O.. .' ..-.l'aiL peace.
rrr,,IAoY cuLoNIsTs.
''.- r, ne sights at Tohee was
.lc laues from Guthrie.
i. iLtt e colonization company
.I t..u ~ lands and settle on
H..- iley We're mounted on
..'-. ..- a-i Were attIred as nearly as
nf0y costumes. armed with
.'' a-t 'tupped t1r camping out.
-. i-- T-rr ~ "a body.
- -- 20, been ascertalned up 10 the
.irt1 s.tlJus conflict has taken
...~.'. rival claimants and the
'--..' --. t-eI peacefully occupied.
'-- O.. ..rNu OH AHOMA-wARD.
No. S"pteu o = IA special
Do. u. rags: All the north
t.t- % tle santa Fe road have
~.;u negroes for three DAYS
go Oklahoma for the purpose
--~ " ria-d ruth 70 tho Indian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Grant Alarm NJ Sana

CoxsrAxrISorLE, September 29.-The
Governor of Yemen aud all the Turkish
officials have fled from Sana. The insur-
gents have captured Hodeida, apd great
alarm prevails there. it being feared that
the insurgents will advance To Mecca and
proclaim an arab callph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
rrrces for Money. bonds. stoekA Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Dr.. and In Cen
neotion Herewith tho Wss-
thor Ind. atiopa
nv telegraph IN tho DIspatch.1

I WAsHrvcroS. September 3d.
IFblR Forecast for Virginia: Fair and
continued warm weather Thurs
! day, probably followed by local
showers during the evening; easterly
winds becoming invariablc.
For North Carolina Generally clear wea-
thor; eastcriy winds; stationary tcmpera-
ture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on
the first appearance OF the agreeaeie nquiu
fruit remedy Syrup of Figs few years .Ss
aao has been more than confirmed by ING
pleasant experience Of eli who nave ussa
4 and the success Of the propr,stors Anu
manufacturers. the Californis F'g'0y'up
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MzpNEspAY. September %. 1891

Closing luot,'ons at the STOCK 3oa-I
GOVERNMENT sgcuRirIEI BIZ Asket.
United states As. Hoy
STATE SECURITIES
North Carolina fs.................. wv 80.
North Carolina 6s..................l"3 -.
virginia U.s. con sOls. ................ 81
-<irginia SAB 0-4Os.............. -. 81
Virginia 8 Is. nev.................... Oh To
Virginia consol coupons. fundable.. W go.
Virginia coDsOi coupons, non-fund-
able. ...-.-...... 80. ~
Virginia consol coupons, 1O-4Os,
non-funfGble. Observation-Disclosures. *
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond city Us................... :. ll3lt
Richmond city 5's 1921 ani lator..107 go.
Richmond city As, l0Il............ GA 80
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta aud Charlotte lst 7's.......l17 49,.
A. & &. guaranteed interest 6's.....l01 go.
Char. Col. and Augusta lst Ts....l0J ....
Char. Col and Augusta "a IS.....ll6 80.
Char. Col. ana Augusta b's......... lU4
Columbia and Gceenyile LIST Hs....l02 go.
Georgia Pscific list o's .1ooM ioi,s
Georgia Pacific consolidated 3D.. IS 90
Georgia Paci'lc incomes. ............ :. Is
Petersburg Class BDs.............1O7 go.
Rich. York River and Chesapeake
LIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lUo
Western North Carolina LIST Us, Z,
guaranteed. ....................... Us
RAILROAD STOCKS. PAR
tftcE5DIfg wv on
Rich. Frcd'b'g and Potomac
diyldendo obligation. ........l0O 1885 ll4ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
SEprExBER %, 1901

OFFERINGS
WHEAr-2.3GS bushels
CORS.-720 bushels.
OATs.-2.106 bushels
kYE.-SS bushels.
SALES
WHEAT.-2.3ls bushels
C0RN.-l40 bushels
OArS.-44 bushels.
KYE.-SS bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAr.-Loneberry, slas1.07. Mixed. 9Sc.a
sL0j. snortberry. 0Jc.asL.O6. No. 2 red,
tl.02asl.O3
CoRs.-White, No. 9, 60a70c. Mixed. No. 2.
67nbsc.
OArs.-No 2. 36a37c; No 3. 33a3oc. Winter
for seed. 4Ja5Oc.
kYE.-30ayoc.
ffOCIl
We quote: Fine, s3.75as4: supcrnns, s4.2o
$3.50: extra. sA75; family. soas5.!3; pat
ept family, $J.5Oas6.