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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Misc Hurley WEEDS Mr. Burns.

Mr.. John Burns, OF stanton, ana MISS
Kate Hurley. Of this city, were married
ST sacred Heart church on Tuesday, Rev
Father !. B O'Reily officiating. Mr.. =.
O'Connor. Of stanton. and NJ. Cox ESQ,
OF this city, were the ushers The brile
wore a travelling suit Of blue flannel Mr..
and Mrs. Burns left via the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad for Chicago, and VIII
visit Niagara Falls and New YORK IN
route home. Mr. Burns Is well-KnoWh
businessman and former member OF me
city Council OF stanton. HIS brl1e also
resided I'm that city until recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

The Best IN the world.

Senator Henry c. Nelson. Of New ho'A'
writes; ,se9 was
"On the 9th OF February, lSsS. i was
taken with a violent pain In the REGION
OF the kidneys. I suffered sueh agony
that could hardly stand up; AS soon
AS possible l applied two Ailcocks Porous
plasters. one over each kidney anu ia's s
down. In an hour, to my surprise an
delight the pain had vanisheo' anu
WIS we'll / wore the plasters day or
two IA a precaution. and then removed
them. 1 have been using Alcoeks 20.
rous PIasters In my family for the ,as'
ten years. and have always found tnem
the quickest and best remedy for COLDS
strains, and rheumatic affections. From
my experience believe they are the best
ptssters N the world"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

onei A. l.. Philips, George w Chamber
layne. J. y. utz. W. II. Hossly. Il. A.
Harbour. w. T. Richardson, a. J.. Luns-
den, u. II. Midgette, George Il. Wise, w.
T. Hechler. and lady. A. u. Cheatham, H.
g. Garrison. u. n. Allen, II. u. Lee, o.
l.. Brooking. II. j. Goodwin. j. u. Wood
bernard Reams. t. NJ. Hundley, l.. A.
Crenshaw. and others. Dr. Tudor will
make the opening address. and a fine pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
uar,isd Mt Glen Allen

Miss Eva J. Harris. daughter OF Gar
land Harris. ESQ. OF Henrco county. and
Mr. Edwin J. Vaughan. young merchant,
doing business at No. 701 west Cary street
were married at Glen Allen yesterday
afternoon. a large party from Richmond
attended the nuptials. Rev. Or. Pollard
of Richmond College, performed the cere-
mony. after which the newly-wedded cou-
ple. accompanied by many Of their friends
left for this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan
departed on the 715 north-oound tram
for bridal trip to Washington New
York. and other cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
CITY Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted in
,be CITY Circuit Court yesterday:
John r. Anderson & Son against a. q.
Billings * CO., N,72l.59.
John r Anderson IL Son against John
T. Maynard & Son for s7S9.@.
John r. Anderson & Son against I.
". Goodwin for s6CJ.51
Walter c. Mercer against c. Il. John
eon FOR YlJl "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

loose to-day: prices good. Towo!rov
had on this market for the past ser
months. also the best In quality. khel.
burne viii have the largest sale ever h J
on this market. while the other ware
The tooacco-pIanters' excursion train.
bringing In several hundred farmcrs ar
rived to-day at 2 o'clock.
To-morrow's sales might be csiIen me
opening day OF this season. ana a III 81
tendance OF buyers IL earnestly desirco'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Ssuds,.,ehooI Convention.

E, ai,n annual convention Of Sunday
t.r Z. workers " All Denominations OF
a. .4lr ~ Virginia Will assemble In
r,.'r'Nllle, Va. to-day.
a. ''Hy"!ng delegates. representing the
ii. b. VI richmond. Will leave to-day, on
r a. I,sapcake and Ohio railway, at :
f,-.. u. Elicit. James IL. crsnshaw.
h, n. fo'ts A. j. Gary. 4. r, Minor.
J. u" ' Tudor, Or. A. u Dickinson.
III - slei2h,. Rev. George III. Ray.
''Lhsh. G. T.. Rady and lady. Col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Benefits OF Dancing
buffalo Courier.)

Good things to eat will insure the sue
cess of a pleasure resort. but they VIII
not insuYe happiness to girl who finds
all her clothes getting tight from lack OF
partners with whom to dance OF her In
discretions In diet One evening divided
between waltzes and auicksteps will rem
der quite innocuous that second plate OF
ice-cream which otherwise would hav'
been sadly unreconeiled TO three hours o
associa4ion with unripe peaches and wilteS
cucumbers. Waltzes and quickstsps ar
also excellent neutralizers OF the omnipre
sent bon-bon which the hotel girl con
sumes from sheer lack Of something els
TO DO,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Ren,oyiug the Debris.

Workmen were engaged yesterday In re.
moving the debris Of the fallen wall OF
PAGES fats. and the work of repairing
the damage will commence as soon as
possible. There is some Of the furniture
in the debris All the furniture in the uh-
safe part Of the house has been removed
and stored in a building on the opposite
side OF the street. Ae damage IL esu
mated at about 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

Mr.. r. b. $ Walton, OF al north Thir'
tieth street. reported at the FIRST ponce.
station yesterday that negro man mao
robhad him OF some money. He says that
no was living upon "A bench in his porch
when the negro put his hand through the
railing and rihed his pocket. The negro
then fed. The police are looking for the
guilty party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Rnsin... Not Suspended.

Mayor Ellyson has received telegram
from J. j. Mcdonald. Mayor and W. +.
Drummer, Health officer, of savannah
Ga. asking him to deny officially the
statement which appeared In the Virginia
Journal OF Commerce of September 18th
that all business In Savannah had beeh
suspended on account Of yellow-feVer.
The telegram SAYS the report Is erroneous
in every particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
monroe-Ward Democrats

The Monroe Ward Democratic club held
n well-attended meeting last night al
Reds Hall. Messrs. Richard h. Frayser
and J. Taylor Stratton, candidates TOT
the House. made speeches, as did Messrs.
John A. Curtis d. S. Gates. FRANK i.
Jones and William II. Moseley In behait
of some OF their friends who aspire 10
legislative hOnOrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
The Cavalry Meeting.

Since the cavalry officers at their meet
ing on Tuesday, failed to elect a lieu
tenant colonel in the place OF Colonel
Mathews. resigned. II is very probable
that no election will be held for a month
or so. Colonel Wickham is stlil lndis-
posed and General Charles ). anderson
was confined at home yesterday by sich-
pesS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Ch.ruad with Highway Robbery

Spencer Green was arrested last nigh'
and lodged in the First station-house
charged with highway robbery 1t Is al
lcged that he knocked down a white
man named John X. Hughes, from Nortf
Carolina, and stole $ii from him. The
assault was committed on Mayo street
near Ross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. September T.-Oaerings-
Wheat. 3.2s+ bu.; corn (Inixed). luv ou.
Sales-Wheat, 2.fsi bu.
Quotations-Wheat. Longberry, eSVsE'
red. 69zq,0c.
Corn-White prime. Virginia bag lots.
SIC: No. white. Sc; No. 2 mixed, gFec.;
Oats--Winter for seed, 3tu5Ic: NO .
mixed. 8lsaS5c.; No. . mixed. D0s%c.
Rye--55q6oc.
Fiour-We quote: Fine, s. oof1 =; super
Hne, 81. 25ff250; extra 0oog3.o; fanny
A0o(iA5Q; patent, N75r50o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

State-Senator Dunn, OF the Albemarle
district. having resigned, a writ OF cleo
tiOn 10 mi the vacancy at the general
election, November 9TH. has been issued
from the Governors office. Senator Dunn
represented Il hold-over district, but re-
tires in order TO accept n Federal office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Shattered Romance.
fUosfon Corrfoyl

upon the stoop with his girl. lust one"
Just one" said the mother. putting
her head out Of the bedroom window
above: well. guess ii amt go late as
that. but it's pretty near twelve and you'd
better be going or her father will be
down."
And the lover took his leave with o sad
pain at ais heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Attic Big Hotels of New York.

Especial telegram 10 the pspatoHl
NEW YORK, September 1T: Is. oan,
non. Hoffman: w. J. Payne, AaripoIo"sn
Il. Waterman. Gedney; G, H. Ftos.' W
tor; II. W. Sitwell, Continental M 9,
Nicholas: J. Cans Waldorf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Dr pe,.rson's Condition.

There was no material change in the
condition Of Rev. DR.. Peterson yesterday.
He Is stnl very III. His physicians, Drs.
Virginlus Harrison and Isaiah II. White,
expect TO perform IA very tedious opera
tion this morning If their patient has not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, September T-Bal.
tlmOre and Ohio stock. s.. Baltimore and
Ohio hrsts. lO3 first incomes. 62nT5; Con-
soliiated Gas bonds. lO9all0; do stocks,
Az, I56h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Property Transfer,

Richmond-H G. Carlton and wife to
Norman Wesley. 1S1-2 feet on st. Paul
street. near Baker $L2l2.
Henrico-C. l.. Denoon TO Elizabeth +.
Quinn. 90 feet on north side Wood street.
RNOp 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

.welI. Jarnes. the squawktown HesaN
has accepted my ode 10 ~ pvhg DAY."
Good enough. Hsu mnaA 3 linar
Il haven't figured n oet ~ TAa eA0ok
vas for NIFTY ssnia an6 tAegv veEo nop<1-
six lines"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

buckingham. where she went to Visit
her son, +. -. Davidson.
The Hastings Court has Adjourned Tor
the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

The WEATHER IN RIcHMoND YESTERDAY
was cool and rainy in the forenoon. follow
\ ed by fair and cool IN the afternoon and At
night. At midnight the skies were over.
cast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTINDKE FTtVUI u W+FNNEI.
BALTIMORE. MD, september Il
FIour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat hrm:
No 2 red. spot; 6sA4SsSci SEPTEMBER
No red. &c. hid: milling wheat by
sample. 7Oa7ic. Corn easy; mixed spot.
and September. 49c: october, 4siac. asked:
the year. 47GGhc., white corn by sam,
sSteadv. M 2 white western, 57n6hc: No.
2 mixed western, 3p4uSjc. Rye slow; No.
: 52a5sc. Hay firm; good 10 choice tim
othy. Sl5OOdl60. Grain freignts steany
ana Unchanged Provisions steady anu
unchaneed. Butter firm. creamery fancy.
as5i2si5c'. fair to choice. 2iu2Glsc; imita-
Ton. 22c. Eggs firm at lslzalsc. Conee
steady: Rio cargoes. fair. ls,zc.; NO; y
ne. Sugar steady; granuiated' ohc'
Whskey, til2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. September HeFlcur,-
Ter SO October. 62izc.; December, 6hc.
Corn lower; September, dSe.;. October
Seislt2s%.c.: December. sec. oats steady
and unchanged. Pork, standard mess
c,ear ribs lose: shorts, l0Ac. Bacon
boxed shoulders, SIC; longs, ll1sc; clear
ribs, llkc.; shorts. ll7sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, september u.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk;
merchandise and passengers; /. Weisiger.
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Sept. q.
CBy telegraph to the Dispatch.)
ARRIVED.
Schooner r. G. Dun, Portland.
Schooner W. II. Swan, Philadelphia. .
Schooner b. G. French, Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner Walker, Arlington, Provl-
dence.
Barge no. Boston.
Barge pol, Boston.
Barge 202, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. September q.
(Dy telegraph to the DispatchD
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett, Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Berkshire. Hooper, Baltimore:
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship berkshire, Hooper, Provi-
dence. via Norfolk: passengers and gen.
eral cargo. 49,
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balu-
more; passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Meuey. Bonds. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and ths
Wea Their Indications
by telegraph TO tho Dispatch.)

By telegraph 20 tho Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., September
ITiIR 7.-Forecast tor Virginia: Fair
weather, preceded tonight By
I light showers on the coast; north
winds.
For North Carolina Generally fair wea-
ther. preceded by light showers tonight
or tomorrow; slightly warmer; variable
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
WEST Shore RAILROAD.

IN. Y. C. & II. II. r. n. CO., LEssEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains leave West A2d.,t. station. NeM.Yok as FOL.
,ow. and Is minus carrier from foot FranAtnst:
800 A. M.-Daily local q Suspension Bridge. except
sundays west Of C0eymans Junction.
IAN A. M.-Daily local tO Albany ana saratoga, PAP
Tor car To Albany Sundays only; ~ . =
1910 4. M.-Daily for Albany Iucn yTacuse, Koch
ester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit chicago eS;ept
11:3J <. M.~Daiiy except Sunday, 70 cs,;kIl Mouu.
talns New Pa IT, Lakes Mohonx and MnneHasxa
ALBANY saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Paror cars
400 r. M.-Dally, except Sunday for Ca'sAil Noun
Sis T.. NJ -DaI ! for Albany. Montreal rtcl, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. DetrOis
$40 r. M~Daly. except Sunday for Newburg Albany,
Saraoga and Montreal. Parlor car b kincston.
St3 =. M-pav for Albany, Utica syracuse, Roche tsr
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Cleveland aud
fIavers,raw Locals 100 a. M AS, 5 35. 7:i5 p M
NeW6ure L1cals 20 1910 a. m, l;l5, 80, 5:i5
Wagner sleeping car, for Albany. rtIea, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Detroit Ceye-
lend and Chicago all through trains.
For tickets, timetables, Iarlcr and sleepngcar accom
modotons Information, apply onces: Broolyn. $50
wsshlnstont 72e AG I'm Snise f9Ot Fulton.
wey, iiS BO%ery. 81 East iishst. 81 West i25;hsI.
IA nj stations {. y. LAMBERT,
49, General Passenger Agent
Yanderbilt-aye, NeN.YOrx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

The market spot coffee vas Irregular, closing a;
bag. santos l7c for the co1ee spot. ana 800 lag;
santos No T. spot at private price Total Sio-k .,
S s the ' Gd SAFE 555s bass against scl @ bays
same time 1891 anoat from Rio Santos etc IO2 900
deliveries yesterday. at NewYOrk 1Ol4G bacs; stock:
Orleans. l7.l27 bags; in Baltimore. 3oG@e bag,
mand and available offerings werc taken up pronpty Cod
ruled steady with far export demand Box herring
ruled steady and fairly active W quote Mass'cgses
Norway blcst.rs ssSi@St. ~ l. s2Sds3S No . 500 30
y SIS Irish maekcre. Old. sl4dsl6 new No :, r,nn'd
No /. lOdloiIc inPhwic. 12diohc Barrel!ed herring
Labr'dor new. s. 50atG; Portland round nonnal =
cortland, small = '51s9 scotch medium new 500 h 10
go 80 in bbs. 90 IN KEGS Codnsh-Lsre, SIG - 3O1
q IS medium size 81 1oasi 10 boneess, 6' a9c bone
less hake, +d42c.
FLOUR AND MEAIl-rhere another general ad-
vance In prices to-day with demand quite liberal al
though nearly all local he advance was basea on thc
strength in the grain markets and consisted Of rise OF
about loo barrel all grades Buyers paid inc
advance freely and attention seemed 10 b. directed NOR
particularly toward spring and winter patent ana VINE
et-xights and clears the bulk OF the days business De
these grades The export demand was again Of mail
proportions. but about 1000 sacks OF extra No M rt
taken al 40 G5: also fine -four and no grade Inc
low grades commanded rather light attention from buy buy.
ers bu, somewhat busnes vas done In these lhc;
New.Yorx attracted attention to-day. Tho greater par
Of the stun however Is saroqgh hipment ron no w. W.
as follows: bbls winter patents 50 "a % sou
sn city , psisn 4e 800 90" pp 20 winter ss
90 90 500 sacks do, - 20 $500 city MIL clears - 70
200 bbs extra No winter " oo@ e %; 200 SACKS no
Son,hern aonr ~ 20 5000 bbs spring pltcnts - l5a
a. so 400 bhis spring saiehts. s3 20 1850 bbs spring
clear 80. extpa 20 spring export So IS 500
spring nne export. 81 50; 1000 sacks no grade export.
RYE rLouR-Market quiet. with sales Of 900 bbls at
%, Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
OTHER MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Sept 2-Ca'tlc-Rcccpts last t"cn'v-
four hours $50 head: total for week thus fAr Hi''
for same time last week. $50 conhisncd through;
500. 10 New York. ~. sale. So market "p"n"i
steady and nrm closrd steady, extra export steers
500 10 gDO H. S0G T.: Hight Butchers steers, - %
as; 60. cows ana heifrs. s. 2i0!2 -; bologna buS'
g. 25nt2 s. Receipts last twcntv-iour hours.
3Gn1 head: total for week thus far. Dun, lot sam
Hew-York 100: on snlc. l%" market 9p.meu
stronger for light grades steady for good m"''i-
ums and mixed closed nrIn; all sod good 10 choice
Workers. light corn-fed. g. &H% =; grasrers ana
&C. l50$c q: choice heavy. &c i5n{G =. rourhs NNd
I, ., sheen and Iarbs-iscccipts last twenty four
hours 800 head: total for week thus fhr la;
Tor same time last week. li.g0, consigned through,
200 to Ncw-York. 500, on sale 200; market opened
slow and almost ut a standsi prices lower. closed
very dull. with a number OF lambs unsold; good to
eyt ra lambs 81 15MS5 10: common to fair. SnSi %.
ctIlls 81 5OnS3 80; good ewes and wethcrs, - Nf
4, ~ extra wehcrs. 81 Gull 10 fair sheep 81 5Oir
S2 75 Canada lambs. 81 75MS
Receipts. 5000 head; steady. common to extra
steers g SOd& 70: sockers AMI f"ci"rs. 81 N,lf
%. cows and bulls. 81 l0nS %; calves. {2pE -.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head. strong to weak.
IJemvv hogs. g. 9On& %: common to choice mixed.
81 GGtG u: choice assorted. 81 lJn% 80, light 1op
s. 10 sheep Receipts. 10000 heal: atca1v In
ferior to choice. n@n -; Westerns. s. @d8 .;
s. louis. Sept 2.-Cattlc-Reccpts. 300 head.
market loc lower than last evening. iioys Re
Mixed ssG$G Is: heavy. SOS TO- light 81 i5afS ..
sheen Receipts eOO head market strong.
East Liberty. Sept. 2.-cattlc-ReceiDtS light.
demand good and market firm At unchanged prices.
Uogs-Reccipts fair and market slow. with yes-
teriay's advance lost. Bulk Of hogs on sale are
Suppy light: demand fair at unchanged prices.
Lambs dun and &c lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
ndnr December delivered

IN ooo hush sac under December delivered -.
Cop X1'he corn market followed very nearly tbc sne
,nes as wheat which opened at fractional rcncon, p
'n allo. rom those figures. AMI Wa moderately ".N
"a an, All INC morning, although " ala not ,ho" |e
Go dsd fonc q; strength cNhihiicl ~ wheat ih'
lI,,ia .rnr early D. the ENo!1hlr n'aufI " i'"Nn
,,o c"., LII ana The belief Lat she Ir"r'nt - ,s.,I
.ud,,i.n. would carry tn crop ihfnnch u" ~ "N
Of thereby maturing Ai-c liD1I
~, - IN, non IN rNcoi!rlt .adir. Toward m"s'
a,ino assumed dccdcfr nrnfr appearing 1u'"u,in.
Cnira%n cash cora ff:y ialiN, 49,
- -, ,sn,,tinn nf .nacr receipts Iii continued Roou
t,.d -, mot shiprc'i D. Eastern maf%r'> Io
..'n'u, ion Tho markef Os corn wac also stIohs u,u
,i, ., In tir dal ADV ancing easily Oh coh>-leIIh
1,,, ~. am ,ide account. The dosing hgurr' W.T.
, -, rho no.. rfirc- Of the dav. Can corn w, ~
AZ den and. the sale here inouhtlhs
.Non, ~ 600 bueh while at the ouror, th"r' N'ir -.
900 h'h .. follows Seiir.-NO corn, quo'"d 1cer c,
o 90 h,sh SOC store: 40 . ~ 900 bush; )V"'"
~, w. AID 40 900 f95sc del. p'to"r &
u, trsTb. market for oat wa moderately 2, NV ~
s,nc,,oo,lIv c,.rf than at IN" vs.. but alIV aNf'u
hhn,c and toward middaY hardened in synpathV WIN
,h. advance I'm AMI wheat Sp"cuatiN' It.r-N ~
,hc .1rkc wa light today but IN General icrhg W"s
",,nc ana th,rc j. firm undcrfon" % the marNet "hth
oiyes lie 10 ~ouc Predictions u higher p.c'Sa Inc
cash sale were 127coo bush A. follows; 40 oa,s'
20 COO hush 2ic elevator and &c delivered No oats
n,,cr wYCr raj No white. nominal at ~ G3cc;
,I ,,htc - 600 bush - ~ track mixed. 200
tysh r. gsec 49,. NALr-Makct nominal at unrh,n2cd
,'rirc. Wn.tern GidSnc: tworOWcl. state 70d1ic;
TX rowcl -O4Sjc Ca ada, '5cafl for country RNl-
NaIkct drl. boa.oad- quoted at IL axe.
Orotafons follow For comparison. the closing prices
Of last nioht and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
LEHlGH VALLEY R. R.

Passenger Trains leave 1907 OF IfDcrty-hs
~ IOILDMS:
700 A. NJ. daily ft'MAuCH CHUNK and Inter
sis A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
80 + tt.O aud the West, POlfSNIiLE and principal
local points; chah TO Wllkc,barrc, Pullman 70
Burno. -, ,,.,.
ii.:,0 A. NJ daily for GrNEvA ROCHESTER,.
1T ,IHIG' NiAGAIN FALLS and all points West.
iuict sleeper To Chicago Via Suspension Bride; con.
ncrtons Tor Reading aud iorrsburg
Il:3O p. VI. daily, except sunday, Tor EI.MlRA and
ali Intermediate stations connection. for Potsyllls-
BID T.. VI. daily, cN,"pt sunday Tor r. NKIAN.
WllAcsbarrc; connections for PottsNic.
No iii IPiAI%IfitLD and intermediate stations.
Sis T.. u. daily. sNreP. Sundays, Tor MACCH
lIiINK and nierme1lt" stations; chair @ E,ston
600 T.. VI. daily fr BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all lnints West pullman slecIrs 10 Chicago VIA
Bulalo aud suspension Bridge; connections for Read
s.So +. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TtE ut fFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. aud all points
Wct rlllnai Buffet sleeper 10 Chicago Suspension
Bridge; Pullman sceprr 70 Buffalo
Additional Sunday trains 10 80 A. NJ. for Mauch
chunk eliatc stations connections for Potts
nile $40 T. n Eeston aud intermediate station.
,;eur.,l Eastern Onicc 30 BroadNay New.YOrk city,
The New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and
check baggage hotel residence through 10 dos
tinitlon. a. W. NoNNf.M " mr.,
RoIIIN IT, WILBUR Assistant Gcnl Pass. Agent.
,tcn1 Sup't. Eastern DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept. l2.-Flour active and unchanged
sales. j.lJ1: wheat strong. No red spot ana lllc
month, 703sTnc October. 1l2n7l'sc; December, Su
49, &C. No red DC bid: stock. 76S,O5i bush
sales. ljl.0OD bush: milling wheat by sample. DJH
zoe. Corn strong mixed, spot, sic bid; the MONTH
j0u50gc; October i?n i92c; year. i7c bid; stock
5Od5lc. oats firm No white Western. 36d36'2c
No mixed do. 32N52i2c; stock, l1},229 bush. ltye
dull; y. 2 jluj2c; stock 1851 BUSH Hay active
and steady. Grain freiShts quiet; steam to Liver
pool per bushel. 2isd: rest unchanged Cotton hrm
middling. SIC Provisions firm. UNCHANGED. Butter
active and higher; creamery fancy, 2,u&c; DO Galr
choice 2ifl26c; do imitation, 2ln22c; adle fancy
l9n2oc; good TO choice. l7n1Sc; store packed. lGn
1g.c; No l. 17'sMl7i2c. Sugar steady unchanged
Copper steady. unchanged. Whisfey unchanged
Boston Sept l2-Flour and grain steady. Pro-
duce stronger. Provisions unchanged
Buffalo. sept. l2.-Sprng wheat active higher.
Sales HOO bushels; 40 Northern spot, ia li2c;
$500 bushels do. &c; 2l;eo bushels do; ,2aIH,c;
1000 bushels do c +, 7Oiin7Ozc; 10000 bushels do
do zoe; 5000 bushels do do; 7Oasc; 1000 bushels
do do. 7o34c; 1000 bushels' do do. 7lM7i3c; 1000
bushels No Northern +. 6st.c. Cosing-No
+. 69lac. Winter wheat higher; sales four cars
No 2 red 7Oc five No | white. nc. Closing
No red. I2c; No white. 72i4c asked Corn dun,
unsettled closing lc advance asked on opening
in store. oats higher. good demand: Sales. SIX
cars No white, S!43}i2c; closing No Z whts'
BE store ard track; No white, 33lec No mixes;
Bic. Rye dull No ,. SOC asked. Flour strong, good
50 i0Tt5 60 Rye flour S3nS %. Mill feed firm, I'M
changed. Canal frelghts quiet; wheat CSC, corn
S2sc. seed SS.c to New-iork Rec"ipts-tlour;
% go barrels: wheat 81. 20 bushels, corn @O")
corn 5l.eD bushels, oats $500 bushels ltall-lour
IS CD barrels wheat 60 100 bushels corn 10000 BUSH
els. oats $4,000 bushels.
Chicago. Sept. l2.-The leading futures ranged as