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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
Ills Injuries Proved Fatal.

Tom Jones (colored). the old newspaper
carrier who was struck by an engine
Tuesday morning last at the Denny-street
crossing of the Chesapeake ana ONO
railway, died Wednesday afternoon soou'
8 O'Clock from his injuries.
lie was hurt internally by the accident
and also received severe wounds about the
head, breast. and shoulders. The deceased
lived at s2l7 Poplar street and was "a years
Of age.
The Coroner was notified Yesterday az
ternoon and after inquiring into the mat
ter decided that an inquest was uuueoes-
sary, IS the man walked lhcautioaaas
across The track while the train was
Passing. and no one could be blamed Tor
tha eeeideDt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23


NEW YoRx, September 22.-cotton steady;
middllng gplands, 73za.; Orleans. z g-lue.; sales
LII bales; total net rscslpts ~ al! pofss. 10.
736 baies: expofts-to Great Britain, SIZES
bales: stock, 53o,52o bales southern nouf
steady with fair demand; saies, 800 bales. conn
mon 20 lair extra, s~2.iosss-10; good 10 choice,
do, saIAas4.40. Wheat Incidentally active ana
irmer. No. = red. 7oAA, store snd elevator
soc. adoat; options closed firm - 34at<c. over
yesterday; Ma 2 red, september and October,
.Alzc. ; December, SIC. Corn dull and weaker
No. =, 53a53}e, elevator; 5~3}ks531zc- a1ozt
options closed arm AZ i4aifa. under Yesterday;
September And October, 5Sxkc- Defefnber, BIO.
Oats Grmer Win fair demand and active; op-
lions quiet bat nrmer. ssptemper, &c.; Octo-
Dor, a7j&c DecexDess ae1>ts. sp1@ NO Z. so2Sa
are. mixed western. 30n363Se cofoe-Op-
tscns closed steady st 2oAao points ups Sep
tember. sit.Jsss1t.5oi. Qctonsrs elt5ss
$3.50; December, tl%tns3I4-35; spot kio
oniat; No a los<e. Huger-Keans1 fairy active
aud nrm. Molaszss--NeB orioAns dni, and
stsaty; common 70 fancy, e5s35e fssfo1enn
gnses sui ssesdyi seaeeo-Nsv Yea. 9los
ssnd oil arm bpt quiet; crude. u15tn yeltes'
OK. ia fvrk u znodefeo@ deusne = eeee5'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
THE 1ReAsuReR's HOUSE ROBBED.
A Lot OF Jewe,ry Stolen from Miss Chill
drey on Wednesday Night.

James Fields alias James NJ. Morris was
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, charged with drunkenness and with
being 4 suspicious character. When the
accused was taken 10 the ~station-house he
was searched and the following articles
| were taken from him A lady's hunting
case gold watch and fob cham, q lady's
pin with diamond set, a gentleman's
scarf-pin with diamond set, a lady's pin
with ten stones and enamel star in
centre, a plain gold ring. q set gold ring. q
pair Of lady's cuff buttons. three scarf
pms of gold, an oval pin, a pair of Rhine
stone earrings, and a silver glove-but-
toner. Fields was fined 50 for being
intoxicated, and was held on the charge OF
being a suspicious character until IL could
be found out whether or not the goods
found in his possession were stolen,
1t did not take long to establish such az
the case, as il was soon ascertained that
Mr.. j. X. Childrey's house was entered
and robbed on Wednesday night between
8 and 10 O'Clock. The City Treasurer, with
! his family and some friends. was sitting IN
| the parlor ct the time. and it il supposed
that the man entered the residence from
the side by pulling open the blinds and
raising the sash. Mr.. Childrey recognized
the jewelry as belonging to his daughter
and stated that q purse containing $40
was also stolen upon the occasion referred
to. This ease against Fields will be heard
on fha 9Oth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
Or. hyIand Back at M. Pos,.

tss,,o' =. kylAnd returned "Wednesday
lg iFom Mountain Lake and BISs
y lhs tp,logs. He ayailod himself OF two
hslisss ofb months granted him by the
bowed IN tnI3hhond College. and has i'm.
q Gl ~ Meath. DR.. kyland has charge
" oolls". growing business interests Of
ttIY dsr AUG Its scholarship aud Ii
iapondesca 'nents. All important cor
sonLg H. mas beon forwarded 20 him
stsat. Ny wsnner by his Temporary as-
~ taaersd" Bfosddus. and nothing
snE gets 81 II after the new sessions
ssNesmss,' under way and necessary
are made Tor the proper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
The state Of English Politics.

st. Johns Chapter of the st. Andrews
Brotherhood begins tonight a series or
meetings for the instruction and enter
ta1nment of the men of the congregation,
young and old. and O cordial invitation IS
extended to all men in the n~eighborbood
TO attend without reference TO church
connections.
Mr.. John F. Jackson, editor. OF tho
southern Planter, will tonight address the
meeting on the subject OF the Present
State OF English Politics." Mr.. Jackson
has earned a fine reputation az a talker
by the interesting and instructive sd-
dresses he has delivered through the
State, especially in connection with agri-
cultural subjects. He is a native of Eng
land and is we'll informed w all that per-
tains TO her history and condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
ON franklin Street.

The horses attached to a delivery-wagon
belonging TO the Richmond Brewery ana
driven by II. Kramer took fright az an
electrician while standing on rraahl
street near Fourteenth yesterday ana ran
down Franklin. The driver, wno nau juss
gotten OF his wagon, seized the reihs an s
was running along the curostone IN -
a most in front of the Exchange Hotel D
was knoeked down almost under the horses,
hoofs. The wheels Of the wagon iuck MY
missed him and he escaped unnur.. ane
horses were captured before any uaunAko
Was done either 20 them OF the yehleie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
ESTATE OF MR. EDWIN JAMES.
HIS win Dividing ss3,ooo Worth of Pro
perry Probated Yesterday.

The will of the late Edwin I. James,
making disposition of about $3.50 0 worth
of property belonging to him, was adj
mitted TO probate in the Chancery Court
YESTERDAY. Messrs. John A. Cunningham
and William Overton qualified as execu-
tors without security.
The will provides for the following divi-
SION of the estates and effects OF the de
ceased: To Mary g.. Payne, niece of the
testator. all of his silverware to Margaret
Smith, 5000; to Mary Johnson, 500; TO
Mrs. Robert 0uld, in trust for her daugh-
ter. Madge Dorsey Ould, 8 per cent. bonds
of the face value of $1,000. The residue
Of the estate is to be divided in equal por-
tons among Mrs. Helen M. Payne, Dir.
James's sister; the children of his de-
ceased sister. Mrs. William O. Harding,
and his sister, Mrs. Mary NJ. Cumpston.
The portion left to the last named is TO be
held in trust for her by the executor, and
ct her death 1t is TO be divided equally be.
tween Mrs. Payne and the descendants of
Mrs. Harding.
The will was made on the 1st OF Novem-
bar. 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
The Theatre To-Niuht.

His Nibs the Baron will be given its
initial performance in Richmond tonight
at the Theatre. and there will be two en-
tertainments Saturday. The fascinating
mirror dance, the comical widow dance,
and the Partisan sensation, the chauteuse
electrique, are among the strong features;
The troupe is largs and said TO be- composed
entirely OF good people. The manage
ment of the Theatre vouch for an excel
lent entertainment, and the Norfolk pa
pers back them VI in their statement.
There is q lack Of the knock-about style
and horse-play usually seen in farce come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
WHAT THE ORATORS REPRESENT.
KILLED OVER TWO HUNDRED BIRDS
And This, Too. without n Gun or Going
Into the Marshes.

Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock
thousands of chimney-swallows were
seen wheeling and circling about the
tower of the new City Hail.. SO large was
this assembly of birds in the air that pc
destrians along Broad street had their at
tention drawn TO it and stopped to gaze at
the unusual spectacle.
Yesterday morning, when the plasterers
went into the tower TO work,
they found hundreds Of these birds stick
ing to the walls. they were clinging by
their feet, braced to the walls by their
tails, and seemed to be as secure in their
hold as flies. They were so tame or tired
that they could not be made to rellnquish
their grasp, and many had to be killed
being knocked off by a stick or pulled
away By the hands.
The walls Of the tower were much dis
figured By them, and the WORK will have to
be repaired. 10 get rid OF the swallows
the workmen had to kill 269. which more
than filed q nail-kog. Last evening no
other swallows put in an appearance, not
even oae. 1t Is thought that they were
migrating southwark and stopped over for
tho night for rest. as this is about the sea-
son for their migration,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
RICHMOND roBAcco MARKET.
IReported FOR the Dispatch.

sEPrEMBER 22.-Auc;ion Offering on Chsnge
To-day: 90 uackages, and no reiecttons.
Highest, $500; lowest, e~4.60-ayeraRe, 1901.
Private sales: smokers, 2 hiers, 81; wrap
pers, %: darks, 32-totsl, AZ hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
~sI,467.S2; tobacco, e2,35S. e0-totei. e3,-
Registered on Change to-day: william King,
Jr.. Lynchburg.
SALES have again fallen OF and very little bust
ness was done.
The bright loose sales ct both Planters and
shelburno's warehouses we're very good and
prices entirely satisfactory. There wiz be largs
Gales tomorrow.
The whole trade deeply regret to learn OF ths
death OF Mr.. Lawrence LOttier, who vas fol
many years q large manufacturer and promi
nent member OF the trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
cLEMeNcY
Exercised in Two Cases and Refused In
One.

OnG
Governor Mckinney yesterday COM
muted the sentence of Jack Franklin,
convicted in the Corporation Court OF
Norfolk Of ~felonIous assault, from eighteen
months IN the penitentiary TO eighteen
that Franklin's punishment would be as
severe in the Jail as in the p~enitentiary,
and that he could be made more useful
IN that prison than IN the latter lnstltu-
ton.
In the case of Joseph Scott, convicted
last February III the Hastings Court OF TINS
city OF assault and sentenced 70 twelve
| months IN Jail and 20 pay a fine, the Coy
ernor pardoned as TO Imprisonment: Inc
petition was signed by a number OF good
citizens and approved by Judge WIT, and
il was deemed that the punlsnlnent tor
the offence had already been sufficient.
Pardon was refused Hezekiah Ford, who
in August last was convicted in the County
Court of Campbell Of ~felonlons assault
aud sentenced to one year In the pehi'ou-
efary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
w.r,s and lama. An baltimore.

The DISPATCH received a telegram last
night from Mr.. John L. Ford, proprietor
of Ford's Grand Opera-House in Balti:
more. saying that the engagements OF
Warde and James in that city had proven
by far the greatest success in legitimate
drama since the retirement of Edwin
Booth. The house was crowded last night
with cult.-ate6 and fashionable people
and there were several recalls. The COM
pany. hr. Ford telegraphs, is excellent.
and the scenery. appointments. and cos
tunes are magnificent and appropriate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
Mr.. KENT ON THE SITUATION.
Star of ThIrd-Pnrtyism WaniDg-The
Southwest Solid.

Star OF Thlrd-Pnrtyism nip2
Southwest Solid.
Hon. r. c. Kent, of Wythe, n of the
Democratic electors at large, reached the
city last night from Amelia, where bespoke
YESTERDAY. He was greeted there by O
good audience, who, in spite of the in
clement weather, came out to hear the
| principles of Democracy e%Xpounded.
In conversation with a DISPATCH man
last night Mr.. Kent said this was an educa-
| tional campaign. and that the argumenta-
tive speaker was the one the people were
ANXIOUS 10 hear in all parts of the State
that he had visited. He says it il too
| early to pressge the size of the Democratic
| majority in Virginia, but that the State is
| sure. the star of the Third party being
rapidly on the wane in most of the coun-
ties.
In the Ninth District the campaign is
being vigorously waged by Hon. James W.
| Marshall. candidate tor Congress on the
Democratic ticket, but Mr.. Kent thinks 1t
| can hardly DO termed lively, as the Repub-
| lican side is making such a tame effort,
the Radical candidate, Clint Wood, con-
fning himself t a still hunt. The Third
PARTY cuts no figure in the Southwest.
MIR. Kent will leave the city at 7:l5 this
| morning for Greenesville, where he will
| sneak today,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
uen-,co C,unty Clnrt News

The County Court Of HenrIco was en-
gagged Yesterday in the trial of tho case OF
Tom Bird, charged with petit larceny.
The accused was found guilty and fined 80.
Two cases for violation of the liquor law
were also tried and resulted in the dts
missal Of one, while the other was hned
$40 and costs.
The court will be in session again to-day
| and the grand jury will also meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
work Of the Ambulance.

The city ambulance was called to the
Tredegar Iron Works yesterday morning
at Gas o'clock TO attend a colored man who
had the collie. He was treated and taken
10 his homo, on Pine street.
There was a call at Q A.. NJ. TO the Chesa-
peake and Ohio shops. where u OF the
white operatives had been taken sick quite
suddenly. lie was relieved and left at the
works.
At 7:45 p. NJ. the ambulance was sum-
moned TO the First Police Station. where
there was a colored boy who had been
badly stabbed IN the back. The wound
was dressed and the boy loft at the station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
cnIcAoo cAfrIR MARKrr

CHICAGO. September 22.-Catls-Rere,p,a
10000 head; shipments. 1000 head; make,
steady prime 10 good extra steers, s5ash.BO:
good 70 choice, s4~5Gas4.g0; others saboa
sA25; Texans, s2-35ab3. 10, rangers, eAS5a
s455; cows, ss.2Oas2.G0.
iiogs-heceipts. $4,000 head: shipments.
10000 heads market active and s.. higher.
rough and common, e5asA.2O; mixed and PACK.
ers. s5.2oas149, prime heavy and butchens'
weights, s5.J0aS5.70; light S5ash.5O.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; shipmenta 1000
head market steady nattYee, sa60ss450;
westerns. -. I0at4.33; lambs. s3.5oasapO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. NV
Tia i-su. wtwlFotlp focrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
n,t,Instttuted.

The following suits were ihssisu'o" :"
the Circuis Court Yesterday; 80 ,oy
n. s. Taylor against J. Il. Jones iof
John r. Wood. administrator OF the es,
tate of Henry X. Wood, deceased. agslns'
the Richmond Railway and Eiecs'ic oo
pany for $4,000. rohn a
~. L. Slater. ii. J. Myers, and Jonh VI
Wade against X. Rhodes for Clio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
uus,inr..Cnur, Mntters.

The case of Z. A. Parsons, who is charged
with criminally assaultinc his li.year-old
daughter. has MOI vet been considered BY
the grand jury of the Hustings Court.
That of Conley, Still, and White, accused
Of u~nlawfully extorting $500 from Lottie
May, was ON yesterday set for trial on
October 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23

Samuel Miller, charged ~ the ronce
Court Yesterday with keeping In ns
room open on sunday, was naea S@o. ~
took an appeal. .oa ~
beating his wife. Mary Harris. was con-
tinued until September 2eth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23

| room the names Of those who are members
alter that date. - .cd
Several new members were elected, ana
q committee was appointed 70 conslusi VI
| question OF a p~oiitical demonstration uh
der the auspices of the cluD. 1ne
president appointed a Committee ~ nifd
ception. two OF which committee snn..a
be az the club on each nignt
| members and make all feel at home.
The club will meet At ) O'Clock K. ~ on
| FRIDAY. September 30th, when 1t IS ek-
| pectod that Il will DO addressed by W OF
three good speakers. III.
The doors of this club are open niRnt
and day. and this permanent pemoclnddi
organization is growing 10 It's descf'eu u''
mensiona.
The club will meet promptly at 2 o'cioek
tonight at their rooms to join III .ne
parade IN honor OF General A. r. ose,
venson. Badges will be found at that time
at headquarters.
President sTARKE's COMMITTEES.
The following standing committees were en'
nounced By ne president: -.
Rxecutfye. John 5. Harwood, 5. L. kehey'
JonnA. Curtis, X. g. Walthal, Dr. Ben. harrisSn'
and j. G. Dame. ux
Robinson, A.. l.. fenser, james n. fernter' M
gar II. Ferguson, Daniel Higgins, &. W. Dun-
stan, Philip shea, Joseph WaDersiein, nli np
II. Zimmerman, j. r. Sheppard, Ihomas %
Hicks, X. A. Hughes, c. 3. barbee, ana W. H.
Lee. -
On Constitution and Bylaws: James Lyons,
Jr., Alexander Coke, Julius Straus, ii. fereS
Gray, and John Murphy. wu
On Grievances; Joseph Loyy, Jefferson wal
lace, and }. z. Mckinney.
On House for October: r.. T. Briggs, G. w. y
Brock, G. G. Bosher, G. b. Barbee, I. y. camp
bell, W. NJ. Cary, X. W. Carter, W; u; Courtney
j. J. %Crutchneid, J. 9. Dame, c. w. Dunstan. y
II. Epps, W. J. Epps, y. Z. Green. K CART
son, George Gibson. Jr., Cunningham Han, u. =
Howard, r. A. Hughes, r. b. Jacobs, George 1.
King, W. p. Knowles, James c. Lamb, joseph
w. LauDe, George B. AcAdams, aud ". chase
Morton.
On Demonstration A. ID. Landertin, George
Ferriter, s. III. Halves, c. Hall. Preston Belvin
Andrew Pizzlni, William Ryan, Fritz Sltterdlng'
j. G. Small, Z. II. Phillips, and Jack Murphy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 22.-In Wall street To-
day the Northern Pacific stocks we're not 20
prominent as during The last few days, but the
coal situation attracted more attention. chiefly
because Of the movement In the Reading sccurt-
ties, the trading In those stocks reaching nearly
mo 400 shares-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
Registered from Richmond.

Special telegram 70 tho Dispatch-I
NRw YoaK. September Wv. J. Payne,
tan O. p. Burewyn, Imperial; +. Il. VIII
lis, Park avenue Mrs. j. s. Morris, Muir
ray Hill; DIR. L. @. Bosher, DR.. O.. M.
| Shields, Imperial; ID. McCew, st. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
Alleged Presbyterian Heresy.

CINCINNATI. September 22.-The Presby.
terry of Cincinnati to-day decided 10y ,
large majority TO put on trial for heretical
teaching one of its members, Professor
Henry p. Smith. Of Lane Theological
Seminary. The trial will begin October
eth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23

Judge james @. Lamb returned 70 .S"
city yesterday. haying spent nus sses a,n
~ Richmond county. Ihs Vctvoo - ahe
Of the Cbaicery Court VIII pvsih ~ w
FIRST Monday, October Sd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
MARKETS sY reLgaaAPn.

FLoua-we au,sG sgas. s2ass.25; supss-
One, s2.g5as2.50; extra, s325se3.bo. famuE'
a~a.50ae3.70; patent, S~4.60a5A.7j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
GRAM ANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. September 22.-OvfERFss-Wheat.
AIS bushels. Corn. 1880 bushels. Oats, 1000
bushels. Rye, "a bushels.
sALKA-Wheat 2b4 bushels. Corn. 2e bush
els.
QUOTATIONS..
WgEAr.-L0ngperry, 73as0. ki1ed. 73aS0c.
ShcrtDerry. 70a70c. No 2 red, 77a7Sc
OoaA-White. Virginia tprime}, 6Sc.; No =.
white, 57a5Sc.: No. z, mixed, sec.
OAra-Winfer tor seed), 4Oaf3r.; Ma y
mixed. 37s3sc. , No 3. mixed, 33x3Gc-
~RYz-93aBSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
MARINE INTELLfGENcK.

MARINE NTELLfGhNCks
MINIATURE ALMANAC, sEFTSxBEE 2s. 1891
sun rIses....-.... 600 HIGa TUE
sun eis.......... B:04 Nonins..-"..., 500
Moon ssts........ 1873 EVENING ols
PoRTos RICHMOND. sEPrEMBEE 90. is32
ARRIyED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, meruhsn1iss
and osssengers. a. b. raiun. yies-prssiisaa
sAILsO.
Steamship Gulf stream, Philadelphia. mer-
chandise aud passengers; j. w aesefre>'
agent.
PoRT oBNEwPoRT NEWS, SEPT. -. 1921
lBy teie<rspnl
ARRIVED
Schooner Merwin, New Bedford.
schooner Buchanan, Ne" iorA-
roRToF WEST POINT. sEFrEsSEss2 y 1874
lBy tslegraph.j
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte, Geoshsn, Bstlinore' rAr
seagers anu general cargo -
siesmship Albemarle, PrtcosTd' N0s'''A'
stssmer kim City, Marshall. Walkerton' pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship AIbemarie, Norfolk, nsnt
steamship Charlotte, baiiiniofe' psss's's
An sss sSnsr Kin City, wsIssrtOn, passenger and
general cargo.
MEMORANDUM.
WV YoRK. September 22.-~Arryea cnt;
| ra,da New YoYk for Bremen. Bo!ic, New lorx
! for Liverpool; Kaiser Wilhelm ir No" i"-
| for Bremen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. &c. sad m
wsai Their Indications
rnr tel.sr.pn % ". p,.psscn.l

IBf tcieErsph 90 she Dtspatch.I
Fl wAsHrSoros. d. G.. September ~.
FAIR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours-from midnight TO
midnight. Clearing weather to-
night or Friday slightly warmer, except
In southeastern portion: soatherly winds.
For North Carolina: Clearing weather
tonight OF Friday, except showers on the
coast: slightly warmer in western por-
ton; ~southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
ST. LoUIs

sr. LOUIS, September 22.-Flonr steady snd un-
changed. Wheat-N0. 2 reLcash higher at 8ss.c..
september, uasae bid; October, T0zc,; pece,n.
Der, 1iasc. Corn clcsed is-Ae. Of: No. 2, cash,
higher AT 424c. September. i.lc., nominal;
October and December. 4234 asked. Oats dull
20ssc.. ncmlnally Octobef. aOtsc. bid. Rag
gihR, 6keTa4. C0tt0n-ties, st.io. whlskoy,
nrm at 5l.l0. Provisions very dull and q shade
aaaier-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23

You can't tell 'cm spart-oUR clothes-making
and tho best tailors'-They are twin per-
fects--We keep moving right along with the
current of fashion--As it changes OUR stock
chAnges-Consequenee Is we're full OF new
styles this faIl-extremes even for US to have.
We've been working away on & set Of patterns
that win Just suit the nobby young men to q
"Tp-In fact, there's a series Of them--
The nrss-'cause you'll want TO ~"cioset" that
lightweight right away-is a Three-Button Cut
away Sack. cut EXTRA LONG IN THE SKIRT
-Not what Is commonly known asa "lean"
for tall, slim men-with sleeves so long you'd
have to have them chopped or-but cut for sny
build. with the long back enect----we've put
them up In plain and fancy patternings-
/ They're s~tylish-and it's new to ma them ready
mado--But they're only one of the novelties
we've planned.
Any time you've gcs the time 20 500 and Try
on-were at your service--wsu sssp you
busy prsIsIns our eisvsrness.
IA. SAKS & CO.,
ssIs rzclusIss su0wlsoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
sUpsrANrIAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Among the other stocks which became promi-
nent for activity and strength during the day
wore New England, Northern Pacific preferred,
and Distillers', aud all scored substantial im4
proyemont toward tho close. rbe market finally
closed active and strong at or near the best
figures ~ the day. Sales: Listed, 3ll, 600 un.
listed, 1000 tn RS.