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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-28
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK..

NEW York. september a7,--Cosson saiss'
middlfng uplsnes, e-loc;; midaiinx vnssn "a
ports eo244 oaie. eSpos'sse 9rsss s, an
$3.50 bales; 70 me connessr ~, .,os 81 -
INA 7ossc. store and slsvAtor; Sokc. aeoat;
options closed nrm, ,tc. up g ~ down No =
Der s3s' Corn active for export q lover prices;
No. .. 5355c. elevator; oS,t1o AzAe azcsts 2p-
e s her snd October, sSt<c. Nay, 65Jta Oats
IN fair dopend, active and weaker; oYcosa
ann ana easir: september, $40 oetqpoz.
s Sss nscsnpsr. 3p4SA spos 10 8, S09la1zc
mixed western, $SAssS :. - $780, &C.,. Rsssn.
ssussmbsr. s1sB0s9ls; ooscbess e1A49e
siz.65. November, el4 :3ose1<Abs spet kie
frn nt.i moro acfise; No 4 INA e04u~.
RsanSs fairly active ard ara Aola1see NeN
crIeans dull snd sseeoy; counee g %ssz:
mesa sl2ael1.93, eKtea .Bst1ke Qt& ~.
nssss prnss ard e re- fes,e.e 49, ~ 81 !
seexs ssaiss; sos,1s, =
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GRAND RALLY IN CUMBERLAND.
A Joint Discussion in Which the Third
Party Speakers Are Badly Beaten.

rcorrespondonce OF the Richmond Disoatcn.l
CumpxaLASD, Va. September Pa
Grand and glorious Democratic rally took
place Al Cumberland Courthouse to-day.
The Cartersville Democratic Club, $50
strong. came up ON horseback, in buegies.
aud Carriages as ar escort 70 the Hon. n.
81. George Tucker. Democratic candidate
for Congress. The procession WAS over o
half mule long, headed by band Of music
Tor the occasion. The clL was handsomely
alfred and did credit 10 themselves and
honor to the Democratic party. They
were received at the court house by one
of tine largest Democratic gatherings ever
Witnessed In the history OF the county.
ioiut discussion was effected as fol-
lows-namely The Hon. Csmm Pate
som 70 lead of in a speech OF mn hour; Mr.
FrankIin, the Republican candidate for
Congress, TO reply IN q speech OF sn hour;
MI. Pierson, editor Of the V'rginid sun. re-
nrssentIng the Third party, 10 follow IN q
soeech Of an hour. and the Hon. II, 81.
tieotee Tucker, Democratic candidate for
soneress. 10 close. CAPTAIN Patteson
snnIe Ia telling and toroible manner. de-
ciarira that the issues ia this campsiRn
wars 81 maxe Importance thAn any pines
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Rappahannock Valley Fair.

FREpERIcKsBURG, VA, September 27.-The
nrst day Oi the sixth annual fair OF the haops-
hanuock Valley Agricultural and Mechanical
Society began to-day with charming weather
aud a large crowd Ia attendance. The follow
ing horses we're winners;
Hnl-mile dash--John b., owned by Mr. Jud-
son Jacobs, OF stafford
Ualf-mde heat, two in three-1ndependenc
owned bv Charles Hurkamp, OF this city.
IN the mule race, Sallie, owned by Blackwell,
OF Caroline, won. .
erIcksburg aud Alexandra was won by Fred
ericksburs, the score standing 10 TO .. The
fair viii continue three days, and promises 10 be
the most successful the association mas ever
held
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go Democratic next Wednesday by from
| 40,900 10 so 900 uatotityn

go Democratic next Wednesday by from
40,9o0 70 $4,000 majority"
Tue Wisconsin Appcftionnent'
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,, septemb Der 2.--The
Supreme Court at Madison rendered dc.
clsion this morning Ia the second gerry
mander case. II holds that the court has
jurisdiction IN the case ana oyertnrows
the demurrer Of Senator Villas, based on
claim that The suit should have oeen
brought by the Acknowledgement instead
OF By the petitioner, Lamb. IL holds that
Lamb IL entitled 20 bring suit, and that
the bill Of the plaintiff contains sufficient
ground for action. This IS practically an
overthrow OF the last gerrymander. The
defence ~ given until Friday TO answer the
bill of the plaintiff.
"Democratic Iofiaenca Club"
NEW York, September 27.--Mrs. Mary
Frost Ormsby called upon Campaign Chair.
man Don Nj. Dickinson at the national
Democratic headquarters to-day aud 80
cured endorsement for the club of which
she is president, which was organized
under the name Of tho Frances Cleveland
Influence Club. II is now 10 be known as
the Democratic influence Club. Ii will DO
remembered that q setter bearing Mrs.
Ormsby's name was sent 10 Mrs. Cleveland
announcing tho formation OF the club.
MIR. Cleveland replied 10 the letter depre-
eating such use OF his wIfe's name. Mrs.
Ormsoy now denies that she wrote TO Mrs.
Cleveland, and asserts that the signature
to the letter was forgery by man whose
name she refGsos 10 give at present.
Stevenson nc Bristoi.
CHATTANOOGA, TIM, September PA
special from Bristol, Tenn. says General
Stevenson expressed in an interview this
morning his confidence that the solid
South would be unbroken In the coming
national election. General Stevenson ad-
dressed a crowd of 1900 people at noon
to-day and was listened to with profound
attention. his frequent complimentary al
lusions 10 bi3 great chief. Grover Cieve-
land, being greeted with heartiest ap-
plause. The General and his party lett at
o'clock for Shelbyyille. Ind.
After sIany Ballots.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, September T.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention of
the Second District met again at Ever
green to-day. having adjourned at Bromp-
ton over a week ago after $50 ballots. To-
night j. w. Stallines. Of Butler. was nOmi-
mated on the 1,00lst ballot. Hon. II. A,
Herbert, the present representative, was
not candidate for denomination.
Mckinley Attacks Harter.
CLEVELAND, o., September T.--Governor
Mckinley spoke this afternoon at yelling
ton. o.. to mass-meeting OF between 1000
and 5000 Republicans. He devoted himself
principally to the two candidates in the
Fourteenth Congressional District--Con-
gresham NJ. ID. Harter Democrat and f..
e.. Johnson (Repubican). He attacked
HarteT's well-known and radical tarih-re-
form principles III speech of considerable
length.
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News Notes ir0m Charlottesville

tUOWbspOndence OF tnb hIcHuUHU DI5pHVUH'I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September 27.-Consta-
Bile Jerry Lutg, OF Allegheny county, Pa, came
10 tits city on sunday afternoon In quest OF one
Thomas Nickie, a negro man wanted in Brad
deck, Pa, for breaking open trunk and steal
inc therefrom also. After reaching here IL was
learned that the negro lived with MS ia'her' al
Far,ysyille, where no was arrested.
cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Mar
Onerite lee SInithson 20 Mr. Howard q. Avery.
1hs happy event will take place at the chapel
OF the University OF Virginia ocloDor lin al
$50 O'Clock, 80 $500.
Up TO II o'clock noon yesterday 4SO students
had matricuiated at tho acknowledgement
ahead OF the corresponding day last Session.
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NEW YORK. September 27.-The stock mar
ket displayed considerable irreguisrtty IN lis
movements to-day, but the changes OF note we're
stu confined to a few stocks. which the general
list followed at distance.
rHR OPENING sTosAY.
The general list, after Q stormy opening AZ
fractional advances, further advanced In me
early trading, but the downward tendency Of
the rest OF the day effectively neutrslized these
gaias, and at the close prices were trrefulariy
changed, but were generally within the smallest
fraction Of last nights figures.
THE CLOSE RATHER HEAVY.
The close however. notwithstanding the rally.
was rather heavy 10 tone. Lackawanna shows
less Of por cent. bus tho Colorado Coal is mp
l1S and Reading per cent, With large fracisen
gains in other shares Sales-Lissed, 223.oOO;
unlisted, not given.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
sreninG.-Exchange qniet bat steady nj 4sGlss
ass. Commercial bills. 4S5a4SBI6. Money
oesy at oaA, c-osIng olered at 3. sub-lrea-
surF ualances-coin. s9G.n7g.000 currency.
IL .GsS 90 Governments dull but firm;
per cents, lItS. state uonds duh but sicedy.
erOcR QUOTATIONS.
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The Fourth Democratic Club.
Mr.. cLsvELANo's LETTER.
1t "Leayes Nothing TO BE misunder-
Stood" Says Dir. waftsrson.
nv taiayra nh IN the DfspafeA.I

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispa1ciI
LOUISVILLE, KY. September T.-Mr.
Watterson praises Mr.. Cleveland's letter
in the following short leader; . The letter
of acceptance which Mr.. Cleveland sends
out with this issue of the C0urier-Jorndl
Is a calm, conservative document. Ashore
shadowed in these columns he tikes no
step backward upon the great issue OK
thoroughly siatesmanlike way upon the
line laid down by the Chicago platform.
In this regard he leaves nothing TO be mis-
understood or misconstrued. HIS treat
ment Of the money question, the Federal
election question. and the pension ques-
ton is equally moderate. and appeals both
TO the good sense and good feeling OF the
people,
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pss,ructiye FIRE st Oldham.

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
WARSAW, VA, September 27.--lntelngehce
has iust reached Us OF very disastrous nre AZ
Oldham, ia wcstmoTeland county this mo. ~ rs
The barn and other out-houses belonging 70 M
N ~ n Wight nlled with wheat, corn, IeIt-
NIers, and hay, was totally DESTROYED. lno ioss
was heavy one there being no insurance. Z"
Is supposed to be the work OF an nSohuiiy'
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III from notwithstanding.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn-l
ALrxANpRlA, September 27.-Dr. NJ. w.
o'Brien, physician for the Richmond and Dan
vile ana other railroads passing through here'
Is quite IN from the effects oil olood-polsonins,
contracted no one knows now. III rs Saiu 'n@' 10
Among those married at Yirginias 1retns
Green, Washington city. yesterday were TWO
Alexandra cOuples-John Irplett anu mary d
kidMel and Lutner bladen and May =. MhaNi-'
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ghe oboisrs Situation.
fnr ,olssraph q the DIspateb. ]

ouARASrrxx. srATsE ISLAND. y. T., ss Gs, ior
bef 21.--Ihe following 10 W. BYTE ,ssht Ad-
rnllted from bohemia to-day. psusn,s,s S"s IA.
treatment. d oonyniesccnt and saspss ,'.e,,,ns
me iva new reses ANNOUNCED THIS inoI NOR. y;
on shs Island we're known Of there ~ ,,'.s,,,,..
teen minutes bclose ~. Jeakins "ns
lsLoxrox. Exa.. September z..--lne. a%ss,s
Bern correspondent sz5e teta, seeF ), ~ otler
ehs,sefs has Occurred at Spar1has AN ss'>>
asos have occurred ~ buteppkas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, 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 it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup CO.
LOUISVILLE. xL AsW YoRs. NV
ia 1-su. wtwlFOt;p fOcrl
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DEATHS.

APPERSON. Died. ut Tunstalls, New
KeLt county, Va.. September II. 1871, at
the residence OF his grandparents, COR.
EELIUS WILLARD, youngest son OF
Mary V. and James Il. Apperson; aged
months aud 10 DAYS.
OF such is the Kingdom Of Heaven.
NUCKOLS. Died. al ll.20 A. ~, Sep
TENDER 9th, otter long and painful Ill
ness. WILLIAM EDWARD NICHOLS ron
OF Elias II. and III. T. Nuckols. IN his 36th
year. -,
dscn.
Dearest husband. thou art gone;
We thy loss mos. deeply mourn.
But we trust aud pray TO God
That we'll meet IN that new nome.
Funeral from Union-SiatiOn church at 1
p. M. TO-DAY. September 18th. Friends
and acquaiutances especially invited to at
tend.
WEsT.-Died, nj his residence, In this
city. at Is:lO o'clock P. NJ September nth.
ALBERT T.. WEST, IN the 6sth year OF his
age. -. sr,.,rpc
DAY, September zSth, at $3.50 ociockP: N.
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NEW YoEK, sepsember 27.-Judye Lacombe,
IN the United States Clfcnit Court to-day, IS
sued an order directing Waller u. Oakmen, re-
eesvcr OF the Rschmond and West Point icrmi-
nal and Warehouse c0uPeey, to pay oyer GO kns
town OF West Point. Va. the ann Of eas9uu.
taxes due for mo year l6e2 on properly ovned
BIZ lhst company Ia the,<oun.
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in the james River.

LYscuBURa, Va, September ~. =. , aon,
nyson, formerly manager Of TIE opotss ,,, LII
IN this city. WIS drowned In the Fivv. aeo,,' lie
snd young man named Emmereon go go ny
the river duck -shooiine, when ~ aesas ~,
boat was overturned and Tonnyeonu va
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Dapviie,s Council Deadlock.

INpeclaI teIegfafh 10 tIlV I''1 ,,,
DASvuLK, VA, September sf.1.ne .Y V,rneh
made another futile attempt tonight 70 u,ea an
The deadlock by eiectng president o. the yvcy
nee H. j. Talbot resigned. but nineteen palo -
failed 10 elect and the Couucp sdlourne .a ~
Friday night, when another onort VII " n,'sis'
COR ami dealer in horses, died this morning Oh
tvpl ntd.faxar
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r,.ngaii.t schooifleld's Work.

ICorrespondence OF the hichmono D'sla',
CHASE cry. VA, September 27,-hyanssa'ss
schoolaeld, OF Danyille, closed thls mol s hsye
sorles d meetings which have pssn ns,s great
,ss s,n,,s . "a essinT. Thousands OF people nave
head him. Il required large topnes" men ,,ase,
house 10 Accommodate the crowds eager 70 hsssA
70 tno good man.
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aAl 1lMoRe STOCK MARKET

BALIIMoRE. September 27.-Baltimore and Ohio
stosk. O3lka05 Baltimore aud Ohio Southwest
arm lists, 105A bid F; do. % incomes, rs asked /;
EQlk agkOd.
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cnrc.ao

CHICAGO, Sepssmbce 25.-It ras A sossxs -
Change to-day. After weakening esriv ne
narkess for vb<sf and csrn be.sssn~ hrrsA se6
strong A. ne wisd-up. The closing fsnasss Ia
r 49,. nss aae aI<sy t9tae report q ycYy
NE poor showip< Of mo Iowa crop rspors snd ~
liberal freight engagements rsp.,rtoI a~re- vcs~
fess having boon chartered for $50, 600 h:Snsis.
sompsrsi vnh hfs night, Wheat notvisbsfand-
ing ire late secosery, sho~s = W. decline. Corn
has gain Of &c. Provlsons are a shad. ssies.
a, Zach anc,sssous; Flour ssca1y and sncnsneed
NO: sprung and red wheat, 7sl<c.. No. 4 corr.
10 30 ~" oats, @rkasbfte. Porn. eio-oja
Drt-sslted shoulders, s0s0s 90 sl,ort-cIosr.
e5.p0as7g5. Whiskoy, sfl5
Tie leAdInx fnlurna ran,Ar a. ...,-.-
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WEAVER. Lease. AND exuM.
The Third-Party Leader and His Female
Companion At Fayetteville.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l

FAYETTEVILLE. n. G., September 27.-
Weaver. Mrs Lease, and DR.. Exum spoke
here to-day TO crowd of from 900 to 1000
people, fully one half or two thirds Of
whom were Democrats. Weaver proved
himself n regular demagogue, without ar
gument or reason, portraying the evils Of
the day and the poverty-stTlcken condl-
ton of the farmers, advancing nothing
whatever as q remedy. His arraignment OF
the Democrats for the bad laws and hard
times was az bitter and scathlng as his
abuse of the Republicans for something
that the Republicans are alone RESPONSE
BILE. As O demagogue he is pronounced
success.
Mrs. Lease followed in the Same line,
though her speech was more Of school-boy
clap-trap defamation.
Exum substantially informed the people
who he was and what he wanted without
touching upon the issues at all.
CHEERS FOR CLEVELAND.
At tho close W. D. Caster mounted the
speakers stand and proposed three cheers
for our next President. Grover Cleveland,
when yell went up by the side OF which
the famous Rebel yell ~ would have
paled into insignificsnce. Hats went up
in all parts of the crowd, and the sponta-
neous response must have convinced
Weaver that he and his doctrine Will find
no lodging-place in the hearts Of our peo-
pie. The crowd was orderly, and no dis
respect shown any one. At the conclu-
sion of Viewers remarks not cheer was
given, not a sound was heard. James ii.
Pou speaks here tonight.
Cumberland Democrats are on their
metal
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FLouR.--we quDts; Fine. sgasz.25: super
fne. s2. 25as2.50 extra. s3.esxsS.50. family
s3.5Oa s3.75: patent. s450ss475
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CHICAGO csTTLR s4HxE-

JtIkiO CSftlk
CHICAGO. September 47.-Csf,is- Receipts.
10000 head. shipments. 2, 500 hesd; market
unsettled ana lower; natisse. sao5aeSlO:
Texans, s2.10ss275; westerns, s2.7sasa7s;
cows, etas2.50.
Hogs--Receipts. 1900 head; shipmsnss,
$500 bead: market opened stronger and closed
Decidedly weak: rough and common. Hca
t5.15; peckers and mixed. s5.2oseA{o. prime
heavy and butchers, e5.45as 5.05; ligh. e5.25a
1880.
sheep Receipts, 5000 head shipments. 100
head; market stronger 70 higher; vvthsrs.
es.25ss6; mixed, sfatt.13; Westerns. eLtoa
"a. 30: ewes, 4A75as425.
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COMING BACK.

This party, since the Republicans have 1naao
a straiehtout nomination for Congress In the cls-
trict. realizes the hOpelessnees OF the sltuaiVh
and ia settling back 10 old mornings. HAT
dozen good men still hold out on that me, ou.
are moi vet dcsoaired OF by their friends. They
would not listen 20 tho Democratic Speakers ana
had none OF their own. Ssgacous men rom an
sections Of the county agree that tWonty-nye OF
thirty votes Is their ultimate strength In OreEc,
and IL Is beloved that on eiection-day II viii be
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oaa,N ANp corroN EXCHANGE.

s04 bushels. Corn. l05 bushels. Oats, I,0l4
bushels. RYE, "a bushels.
SAILS Wheat. So4 hushelA Rye, "a bush
els.
QUOTATIONS.
wasAr.-Lougosrry, 75as0c. Mixed. 73s6oc
snortperry, 70as0c. No 2 red, 7sc
Ooss.--Whits. Virgins tprimel, 5Sc.; No =
white, 57a5sc.: No. 2. natxed, 55c.
OIra-Winter (for seed), toa4Gc.: No 2.
mixed. 37a37tkc.; No. q, mixed, 3oa56c.
gYE-63a6sc.
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BALTIMORE

BarrTNoas, September 27.-Fiour fairly co
tive and unchanged: reeeipts. iO.g03 hsrrck;
shipments. 1895 barrels. sales, $40 bnfrst.
Wheat easier; No. red. sgot. 75a78c.; esp-
,emesr .9s;ec' os.oeer' 1890 Deem.
receipts, 54,5os bushels; shipments, 3i,55i
bushels: stock, 1908, 10f busoeis; sales. ye3,-
600 bushels. southern wheat nrlner; fuitzs
7os1sc.; Lonsoesry. ISssoe: oen ssnss
52Lsc; rear, 50t4a51c.: January, 50Nso<c..
receipts, 17,7g5 bashels; stock, $685. rusb.
els; sales, $1,000 bushcis. soothern eesn
some inquiry; NO white, western, 3ss3aa
1000 bushels; stock, lsd.cls susnsI.:
Rye steady aud Arm; No I, eac: ri
s S sisasis.sc. GRAIN frsishs ssssdy;
cotton arm; midaiing. 7ssc. Provisions steady:
asrs $50: f iops.esar. sses: eissr.rs
sides. $500; sugsT-picklcd shoulders, $500;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, s9.z5; hams.
small, s1s; large, e12.5O. Lsrd-Renned, ~;
crude, $3.50 Butter nrm: creamery, fancy.
imitation, 20a22c.; lassle, fancy. laa20c.; DO.
good 10 choice, lse. st0re-packei, lsalsc.
Regs active; Maryland ami Pennsylvanis,
fair at t7lsc; No z, 15ssal54c. Sugar firm
graduated, 5ttc. Copper staaay. refined. lOs<c.
Whissey erm ~ s1-25asL2o. Peanuts frm
Virginia fancy n0ut-ptcked, oAAtiff., thfu-
srs', 3l4a3lSc.: North Carolina, Be-; shelie1
No. L. 5Iso5l@c. shelled No. 2. 81.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-FIour irm but IN
changed. Nbeat-Opsions closed ~. undor
yesterday; cash and September, Jg34c. Octo-
Der, 7ClAr.: December. 7;uSc. Corn left on va
izc. below yesterday: cash. September. and
October 4;ic. May, sbgSc. OAts lower and sos I:
cash, 3Oi4c.; September and Ortober, 3Otsc..
Aay, s5D,a35Ia;. Whisky steady AZ tlIO.
Provisions dull AMI easy. rork, Sll.25. Lard.
$3.50. LrT-sah meats, baron, and hams un-
| changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September 25-Fiour barely
| steady. Wheat nom nal; No. 2, fcd. re. Corn
| easy; No. ., mixed, 4slt149'. Oats strong
| No. z ml1ad, SIC. Porz quIet az 1850. Lard
| scarcs st aT.t0. Bulk-meats easter AZ 1913.
| Bacon lrm al s9.2b. Wh,skey quiet az clio.
WILMINGTON
| wuxrSGros. N. G.. September 2T.--furpen-
| tine steady st 25J[c Ros'n arm strained. Noe. ;
| good strained, 9Oc. Tar Brm ~ sl.jn Cfud,
turpeDtino steady; hard, . yellow-tip and vsr-
| gin. Sl.6O.
| NEW YORN COTr)N FUruSs<
NEW YORK, September 27.--col,cn-Net 70.
ceipts, 3,4fA bales: grD8s, H,3ll bales. Futures
| closed quiet aad steady; sales, ai9,3OO bales;
| sep,embsr nominal. October, 5I.NlsfI. 40 I;
1 December, s7.Bg; Januarf, 45.s2tsLs3; Fen
ruary. t7.g4ass.e5 March, tb.O1ws.JD +;
! April, ss.ijsts.l6: Nay. F&21asS.sf; Inc
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NORFOLK PgAsUTsARxEr

hHvDffFI T1E nv WIFDNI'IT
SEPTEMBER 27.--Nsrkei stendy. Prime 27ac.:
extra PRIME, 256c.; fancy, b.. factory haul-
picked, 3aAI4c. The new crop VIII te COMING IA
the ilrst OF the month. The STOCK VI old gods on
hand here IL up % the average.
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claim that my Gunpowder Tea ut 81
per pound is one third stronger aud moro
fragrant than most tea 81 that price.
JULIGg BIEFORD,
1906 east Main street.
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General Stevenson at Bristol.
ro....s.t .ofor,ro,, 20 tha nfapaf0h I
II unter and Little In Westmoreiand,
fgpecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

WARSAW, VA, september 27.-Maior X. w.
Hunter, OF Manchester, and Hon. w. A. Little,
of Fredericksburg, on the Democratic side, and
Captain Orris Browne and Mr.. j. II. G. Beverley,
Of the Third party, met at 81 )ntrose Monday IN
joint discussion. The speakers consumed six
hours in delivering their addresses. They were
listened 10 attentiyely throughout by q large
crowd The Democrats carried the day, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
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Po'i,icsin the Twin Cities.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch]
NORFOLK, September 27.-1he Republicans OF
the cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth held ther
ward-meetings last night and selected delegates
10 the cor gressional convention, which meets at
Samaritan Hail, In 81. Paul street, tomorrow a.
noon. This city elected BOwden delegates nno
Portsmouth delegates arc in favor Oh tho noinlna-
tion OF Captain p. OCOnnOr. These are the only
candidates prominent in the cities, bat seVefal
others are Offering In the counties, VINO are
being earnestly advocated.
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Goode npd perllns in Oranee.

Correspondence Of the Richmond pispa'ou-I
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, September 20
The people nOcked 10 the courthouse to-day 10
hear hon. John Goode and Mr. George Perkins.
Mr.. Gocde led OF in speech OF an hour anu
half. One has 10 hear and see MIN speaAhs
appreciate his power on the hustlnes lhe
house was packed from FIRST 20 last with an over
flow In all the connecting rooms and hailEeJs'
and the applause could DO heard blocks away.
Mr.. Perkins followed him IN forciDle speech,
fall OF telling points, and our few ihlro-psIy
men we're outspoken In praise OF both speakers
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM All GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Monsy. Bond<. Stocks. Grain.
Tebaeeo. Cotton. 49,. aud shs
weather Indications.
fpy tslsarspn 70 he Dt,psscn.I

fBy telegraph TO the Dsspssch-I
Fl WARRINGTON. ID. O., September n.
liar Forecast for Virginia for twenty.
80 -four hours-from midnight 10
midnight: Fair weather. warmer
Thursday morning; winds becoming
southwesterly.
For North Cafolinss Fair weather.
northerly winds. becoming variable:
warmer Thursday.
Tax WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear and pleasant The skies were clear
a. midnight.
Ranon OF The thermometer At the 'front.'