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Ing that the former had very light stocks
and would want TO replenish four
months exhausted stock.
The advances in Western tobacco las.
week were quoted at IGtc. on Burleys,
and 2tzc for docks. the latter chiefly selling
by private sale.
Conservative brokers, like Mr.. GirRrd,
Of Louisville. KY. say the advance mas
been tustinable and the market II strong
in itself, and the crop has been irredeem-
ably cut short
Abner Harris says the discouraging
tenor and estimates OF damage and short
age are too various to mention.
Harthlll reports the Louisville market
rs steady at advances, with strong de-
mand all around.
Cincinnati reports strong manufacturing
demand and some speculation; better
grades offered sparingly; market active
and higher in all kinds.
The Kentucky weather bureau reports
dry weather caused cutting generally
many parties say 1t is the poorest crop III
years.
Lynchburg reports the dark crop un-
hurt but rather benefited by rain; ana
Farmville, Va. reports the same state cf
affairs.
Danville parties say the color and quail
" OF the crop will be exceedingly poor
| Judging by tobacco In the field and curings
lately made.
Richmond sales are very light to-day
Mr.. ID. Y. Cooper, OF Henderson, spent
a few hours here to-day, and reports
very material crop-damage in North Car
DINA generally. The State weather bull
| letin reduces vitality OF crop to 20 per
| cent this week.
Hopkinsville, KY. reports; Offerings OF
| poor quality, good condition: crop suffer
| ing greatly for rain up TO the 9Th Only
| a few local showers since July l. Favor
able seasons would make 80 per cent 81
crop OF last year. 50 say the best farmers
and the crop made VIII lack substance
and quality,
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 1.-THE Chicago
wheat market was satisfactory one TO
the bulls. az far as strength was con-
cerned. A good number of bearish Items
were dlsregarded, and the market closed
with a net gain of 12d5sc for December
at 7l%d74c., after selling at between
70sscI1lsc.
corn was active. excited and consider
ably higher The market was somewhat
unsettled. and fluctuations were frequent.
The opening was %Q7sc. over the mai
figures Of Saturdays prices, but soon
eased &c. off. when the market again raj
lied, selling full lc. for May and lhg
1Ssc. for the near futures, receded nc. al
yanced &c, and closed with net gam
of lhqlAc
In oats there was a good trade. and
prices advanced 7s4Ac. and closed al
about the top.
Provisions ruled strong and higher early
on the advance in live hogs at the yards
and the boom In wheat and corn The
volume of trade was light. but there was
n steady Improvement all around, and q
more buoyant feeling was apparent thar
| for some time past. Later the market
| continued strong but very little WAS doh'
beyond the making OF few transaction
| IN ribs. October pork opened &c. higher
| improved 3Oc, and closed with the fuI
| gain of CSC. Lard closed l5Q2Oc. higher
| Ribs for October closed 271ac. better thar
| Saturday.
Cash quotations.
Flour-Firm at a slight advance.
Wheat-No spring. 67Ag67hc.; No
| red, G7q67Ac.
Corn-4ll2c.
oats-No. ?, 26lla?GNc.
| Mess pork-$l625gl63O.
| Lard-$S.5OqS.6O.
short rib sides, slOSOdlO35; dry salte,
lIhoulders, S7.25a75O; short clear sides
80 $4,000.
| Whisky-sl.E2
| The leading futures ranged az follows:
Op'n'g Hg'st, Lw'st. Cps'g
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RICHMOND STOCK QUOTATIONS..

RICHMOND. VA. Sept. ll.-Closing quo
tations at the Stock Exchange were as
follows:
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but 1t is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute if offered.
ia I.Tu. TIT v,saslo pfosrl
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Mean temperature. ................i4'
N.I,tv vOpx sTOCK MARKET.
State of thermometer

IL
NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE stock mar
ket at the opening was Influenced by
lower prices from London, and the I'M
favorable Government crop report for Sep
TENDER. In the early transactions there
was a decline of pa per cent in American
Sugar, IL In st. Paul. l3s In Burlington
and quincy and Ia in Rock Island. North
western, Missouri Pacific and Reading
The selling movement stopped suddenly
when II became evident that the decline
did not bring out long stocks, and When
IL was further seen that neither the Tow
eminent crop report nor the heavy losS III
earnings by the Atchison and 81. Gaul
roads had any effect on holders. Inc
strength Of the market was inexpllcaple
to the average trader. who had inquired
that the falling of in the condition OF the
crops. not 10 speak of poor railway earn
ings. would result In the low range OF
values on Stock Exchange. The general
character of the buying and the extent OF
the purchases forced the bears to cover
later In the day. under which process
Manhattan moved up ss4 TO lS4%. CordaSe
preferred to 90. ST. Paul and Omaha pre-
ferred, to 10 points, Edison Illuminating
AZ 10 977t Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
ferred. g. 10 4, Consolidated Gas SO to D.,
Lackawanna 81 to 1924. and the remain
der Of the list anywhere from l TO SO
per cent. In the last hour number or
the issues prominent In the rise receded
Lf,14 per cent. on sales to realize prohtS.
At the close the market was steady at
the reaction. The total sales were 2l2,OJO
shares.
Sub-treasury balances: Coin, SJl,2lS,OOO;
M
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I'm steady demand. good middling, sep
TENDER 423d. October, 430pLSlQ4SZd. !;
october November. A3l6i3O84 Slu4.S2d. {;
November December 4S2QA3ld.: Dec2m-
ber-January. 4S3343in4S5d.; January
February. i35aL35QB S7dA36d.; February
March. i.s7Q43Sl S39d., March-Aprh. ijyle
+OQ4 nd; April May. 4ilp4.Ga4 t3d. Ten
ders 100 bales new docket and 200 bales
old docket.
4P. M.-American middling. fair $50
good mlddlng. AID; middling. I'd. nomln-
ally: Liverpool mddilng, i-l6d.; good Or
binary, I sled; ordinary, 5-l6d.; S'pteih-
Ler-October 433GA3td.; october-NoVsm-
her. 43yq4.3ld. acknowledgements A3f'
435d.: December-January i3Cd, buyers
January-February 43Sd.. value; February
March. 4.t0d.. buyers; March-April ll2d.'
buyers; April-May, i.i4Uib. Futures
closed steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. n.-Cotton-Quiet
uplands, SIC; orleans, Sisc. Sales lSfVVl
bales: low middling Bile; good ordi-
nary. TIC. Futures closed steady: sales
lsO.5O0 bales: September, SOI; october
Si7: November. 1884; December $3.50
January, 1855: February. 1857; March,
s. 10: April 1884: May. 1898.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept n.--Futurss-
STEADY; sales, $500 bales; September,
1874: october, N99; November. $50; De-
cember $50: January. 1888; February
sSl; March. $3.50.
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pI-LPITS AND PEWS.
.e re, reRATloN or The JEWISH
''1 NsW YEAR YESTERDAY.
- yonns Men. Christian Association
Ready for work,

., ,rossonah.' the Jewish New Year.
r. strictly observed here yester-
.,. occasion was one OF beautiful
.., with shutdown Of Sunday the
BEGAN. and It lasted until the
,.,r az Yesterday. II marked the
..,.. ~ what * known as the Ten
.. r..,.ncc" which end with Holy
..to.ciork sunday afternoon and
.. o'clock Yesterday morning there
..,,...s al Beth Ahaba synagogue.
..o.gics Yesterday were specially
That uart OF the scripture with
...... ia the sacrifice OF Isaac by
..... oss read and there was the blow
~. .,. rams horn BY Mr.. T. Bocttlg-
....r. oll from sinfulness TO right
pr Cdlscn preached one Of his
..... and most beautiful sermons, taking
..f.ect THE heart versus tie
4re mls., was one OF the love
,..t.-.s of the services. The choir
rf.-,l of Mrs knowles Mrs.
...... Nir. Moses Nav and Professor
.,. Shaw. with Professor Jacob
..t as director
-..I. are returning very rapidly
..r summer outings ard sunday
VAS good Attendance M all the
.- ..I 'brir Sunday schools
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. Sept. II. 1893.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Sept ii. 1888.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Thomas Booze, Endlcott, Phil
adelphia; coal; \. II. Halves & 60.
Schooner Jennie Tomlnson, TOmlinson,
n Y kainite. Richmond hemical wJr''s
Schooner William Layton. August, Rap
pahannock river; canned goods; J0hn
Adam. manager.
steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New
York: merchandise and passengers: Geo.
w. Allen K Co, agents.
SAILED.
Schooner Warner Moore. Crockett, Bos-
ton. via Newport News; al vessel; Cur
It's & Parker.
steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk;
merchandise and passengers; /. Weisiger,
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Sept. H..
CBy telegram to the DispaNhb
ARRIVED.
Schooner Warner Moo-e. Richmond, Va.
Schooner Walker, Arlington, ProT-
dence.
PORT OF WEST POINT, Sept. II. 1888.
By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond, Dole, New YORK
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Foster. BALTIMORE
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Foster. Boston. via
Norfolk; passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond. Dole. New YORK
via Norfolk and Newport News; passen
gers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept n.-Flour
steady: western superllne, a.@q&.lO; do
extra, 81. 25aS275; family, SOo4*S.35; winter
wheat. patent, s3.5OgS3.75; spring. do,
4OOd$I2O. Wheat hrmer; No. 2. red, spot
and September. 69Ag697sc.; October. 1850
7OIzc.; December, 757s97ilsc.; steamer NO
.. red, G6I9Q67c.; milling wheat, by sample
67d70c. Corn firmer; mixed. spot i9B00c'
October. 4SAdl9c.; white corn. by sample
l2c: yellow corn, by sample, 5Oq5lc. Oats
stronger: No. white, western. S6q3}lsc.
No. . mixed. western, 32q32lac. Rye dull
No. 2. 5lQ52c. Hay steady; good to choice
timothy. s14GS15 Grain freights weak
steam to Liverpool. per bushel, 2led.
cotton. per 100 pounds, 2Sc. -four. do iSc
Provisions firm AMI unchanged. Butter
firm; creamery. fancy. 26g21c; fair &c
choice. 23G25c. imitation, 2O422c. Peanuts
unchanged. Oother articles unchanged
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Sulphnr Mines Hurnei.

fCOrrespondsnceo OF the Ricbmond DIsoatch.I
LOUISA CoURTHoUsr. September 1.-THE
Sulphur mines plant was burned last
week. phe shaft is still burning, and 1t
is feared will be heavy loss. The insur-
ance is S3i. 900 on the property destroyed
by fire, and $4,000 on the entire property.
MIR. W. q. Crenshaw deserves great credit
for his efforts in establishing this plant.
aud has the sympathy of the people OF the
county IN his loss. This plant and the
AmenIus mines, another similar plant,
brought considerable money and furnished
vast work for our people. The reports
about the loss appear to be greatly exag-
arata cd
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N.YNess IN LouslA COZ MY.

4.
'tA'e' Chosen 10 the Trede ricksburg
>'"''nuon- Richardson for tho House
''ion lcuce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
a. ~. 'A COURTHOUSE. Va. September IL.
blowing Democratic delegates to the
--'.''4l Convention were selected to-
WIN tue night 10 select their own
''i-a'es, aud the right Of any member
-' 70 cast the vote Of eounty-yiz.:
IN a. ,oodwin, J. NJ. Baker. N. II. Craw-
a. r. Z. Wright. II. w. Moncure, w. II.
l..nA' D. H. Quarles, William Kean.
-, i@@iis, Robert Harris, William Gath
a. chester Meredith ana +. III. Holli.
- 9n'ention then proceeded 20 select
H. l4'c Tor the House OF Delegates. vii.
,'-. he'au, the Efficient county CHAIRMAN.
IN "a domination Maj. A. j. Richard
l.,. -Ia hoped the meeting would nomi.
tn "'m bY acc!amatioE. This brought
IT.. uisI OF applause that was deafen-
sf,i-4 re" moments. aud as soon IA things
E,t,o- Town and the Chair could put the
,,.r.N ~ Was carried without dissenting
tgn Ihe consent Ut Maj. Richardson 10
Ie,s'a.-e' unguestioned success for the
hk t,esA.s' All recognize the strength Of
Va, fits'insn Meredith beng present
a1s.ied upon and made one OF his char.
cent. ~. strong speeches. string the Dem
Iibs ~ asking them not u. be deceived
pueican party under whatsoever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
AnIncendinrr Sentenced.

Correspondence Of the Richm )nd DsDatch.)
King AND QUEEN COUNTY. Va. September
1.-THE jury III the case OF Commonwealt b
against Isaac Randall after two days
deliberation this morning brought IN a
verdict Of guilty and fixed his term in the
peuitentiary Mt three years. The crime OF
winch Randall IL convicted was the burn
lng of MIR. q. q. BANDS barn on the night
OF December 5, 1892, in which was property
valued at over S2,0)) including q pair OF
very fine hor.es. This was the second
trial of this case, the former trial resulting
i'm a hunO iurV
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GOVERNOR CARR DETAINED.
VIII Reach Raleigh on Neutrality-suspicious.
dition OF the Carolina Crops.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. IA telegram
from Gov Carr this afternoon says he
has returned to this State from chicago
but is detained at Asheville by land
slide on the Western North Carolina rail-
wav and will not reach here until wed
ne,|av.
The Department Of Agriculture says to-
DAVIS reports show that tobacco Is being
rapidly cured. The farmers are sowing
oats and preparing land for wheat OF
which an unusually large crop will be
planted. Much cotton in the Western dis
trict Is yet lying on the ground from the
effect Of the storm. The condition OF to-
bacco and Its prospect In that district
are not good. Fruit is rotting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

ST. LOUIS, MO-. Sept. u.-Flour-Firm;
patent, p25 Wheat-Higher: September.
65xc.; October, s3fsc.: December. es4sc.;
CONFIRM and higher: September. Ss1sc.
October, sst.c.: December. Gi&c. Oats.
strong and higher; September, Ghc.; oc-
tober, 25Ac.; May, sixc. Pork now selling
at Slf.o0 on orders r7SQi7.D. Lard,
prime steam. SIC. Dry salt meats longs
and clear ribs. iossc.; shorts. uisc. Whisky
Il L.
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DROWNED IN TREVLLlAN's CREEK
Sir. Monday went Against Hts WIGS
Protest-RemarkabIe Coincidence.


Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.)
CHARLoTTEsvTLLE. Va, September H.
Jlmes d. Monday, q highly respected and
aged merchant Of this place. was drowned
to-day while attempting to ford Trevillian's
creek. a few miles from Charlottesville.
He left here this morning at IL o'clock for
Fast Hall on important business. against
the urgent protest Of his wife. Soon after
the accident number of citizens went IN
search of the body. which they recovered
at shaif-past g. He with his horse ana
buggy hoated for probably half mile down
the stream. The creek Is ve:y ordinary
and placid stream in dry weather, but
during hard rains such at we bad last
night and to-day. it rises rapidly and soon
becomes very swift and exceedingly dan
gerous to cross. II - coincidence that
Mr, John GOss, son of the late Rev. James
Goss. was about the close of the war
drowned in this creek and at the same
spot ut which Dir. Monday lost his life,
aud under similar circumstances. Several
narrow escapes from drowning have also
| occurred here. MIR. Monday leaves a wife
and one son.
A washout is reported on the Chesa-
peake and OHIO railroad near Gotham.
Trains on that line are running bv way OF
Orange this evening. Rain fell in torrents
here nearly the entire night last night ana
nearly all of to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
PERKINS- HIGGS.
WATERS HELD FOR MURDER.
lie Kills william Hamlet in Drunken
Ouarrel on the Road.

(Special telegram to the DispatcA)
GOLDSBORO. y. c.. Sept. 1.-Two
white men. William Hamlet and John
Waters employed at SinGleton's saw-mill'
on Contentnea creek. while returning from
snow Hill Saturday night. drunk, be-
came involved in a sudden quarrel on
the high road. when Waters drew MS
pistol and shot Hamlet dead. The Kill
ing occurred a mile from Snow Hill,
country town. and twenty miles from
here. Waters Immediately returned to
Snow Hill and surrendered himself to the
sheriff and Is held for murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
ABOLD BURGLARY AT CREWE.
The Thieves Got a Small Amount of Money
But No Goods.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CREWE, VA, Sept IA bold robbery
was committed Sunday night in the con-
fectionery store of B. G. Hanna, on Caro-
lima avenue. The thief entered the store
by breaking the glass out of the front door
of the store. and carried away several
dollars that were left in the money
drawer but Mr.. Hanna said he had not
missed any goods. There has been a
good deal Of stealing going on here for
some time, and II is hoped that an effort
will be made to have the guilty parties
brought to justice.
A charter TO incorporate the town will
be applied for AT the next meeting OF the
Legislature.
The County Court refused 10 grant IL
cense to sell liquor near here. but counsel
for applicant took an appeal to the Cir
cult Court.
Miss Fannie Rives. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. w. Neblett has
returned home TO Guns Hill, Dinwiddie
county.
MIR. Bertram Cousins, OF Norfolk, passed
through here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

died at his residence in this place about .
o'clock this in the 10Th wear OF n ~
age. He leaves a widow and large ism.5
Of children, most OF them grown. 49,, ~
recent wears Elder Grayson was promin.nt
figure In the business and industrial snnirs
q the town aud county, and was for MACY
years prior TO the war sheriff OF the county,
He became minister OF the Gospei NJ
comparatiyely late period OF his life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. VA. Sept. chickering's
Wheat, $50 bu.; Oats, $40 bu.
Sales-Wheat, $50 bu.; oats, 80 bu.
Ouotations-Wheat-L 6c46Sc
mixed. 6Od6Sc.; Shortberry, 55a6Sc.; No.
red, 66g67c.
Corn-White, prime Virginia (bag lotsl
5Oq5ic.; No. 2 white, 50G5lc.; No. mixed
4SGi9c.
Oats-Winter (for seed). 90G34c.; No.
mixed. SllkG32c. No. 3 mixed, SOg5lc.
Rye-52d57c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Sept. Il.-MOney on call
has been easy, ranging from to per
cent; last loan al and closing offered at
3ia per cent. Prime mercantile paper, so
u per cent
Bar silver. 7i7s. Mexican dollars, 594.
The sales OF silver at the Stock Exchange
to-day were 25,000 ounces at 75h.
Sterling Exchange weaker, with actual
business In bankers bills te AS2izq4.&
for sixty days and s.Si2GiLS%4 for de-
mand; posted rates, As3GASGz; CONNER
clal bills, sixty days. {LS0AQLSlA.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
I....n,lIIhis Aftntnoon

s".. q baseball which was TO have
'.,- yesterday afternoon between
i-. Spiders and Forest Hill
Vas pa,iponed Oh account OF tho
weather. The two teams viii
% ir a'tDmoon and the contest
g. 20 most exciting one.
llv-Uu Will twill for the Taran-
"L.- Huumcutt Will catch behind
DAISY Miller. the new college,
Dol l-}tI Wl. appear IN left field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

name 10 may present itself. The DEM
ocrats in Louisa will do good woik.
General James q. Field was on the
ground as we'll as Mr. Grayely, represent
ING the mo name party" The latter
made a speech IN drenching rain TO few
OF his adherents. Owing toa continuaI co
Of falling weather be went to Town Hall
with his friends. composed OF a mixture Of
Repu blicans and disappointed Democrats.
commonly called sore heads"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
Last Weeks Mortality List.

The total number of deaths for the week
ending September 9. was Al, as against
for the corresponding weeH last year.
Fifteen of the deceased were white. while
the remainder were cOlorsd.
The rate of mortality was 25.OS per one
thousand. while the causes OF death were as
follows:
Apoplexy' q brain diSe ntsn, !; cancer D. EN-
sumntiOn. 7; Commissions. 3; colitis, L. diar-
rhoea. 1; dysentery. l; eutero-colitus, 2; ,ty-
phoid fever, /; malarial fever, 3; heart dis
ease /; hemorrhage, L; infantlcide. /; IN:
damnation OF bowels, 1; inflammation OF
brain. |: iieo-colitls, /; marasmus. l; me-
phritis. /; old age, 2; premature birth, Il;
softening of brain, i; syphilis. 1; teeth
ing. g..
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NAVAL. STORE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept. ll.-Rosln -
Firm: good demand. SOC. Turpentine hrn
at 25c. bid. Tar steady at soc. Crude tur-
pentIne firm at sc. bid Hard, Sloo; solt
and virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 1.-Turpen-
t,ne-Firm at 25c. Rosn firm at SOC; good
strained. Csc.
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. lL--Spirits OF
,urnentine market o,a1ed and closed at
Csc. for regulars. sam 500 casks Kosin
firm: sales. 1000 bbls. quote: A, b, { ana H.
eOc: e. s5c: +, 81; q. $l05: II. H.l5; l. $40;
X, $500 Window glass, 1875; water white
$3.50
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept. I-Oas-No.
mixed, 2sc. Corn-No. 2 mixed. 45c. Whisky
STA Fiour-steady; spring patent, $3.50
Q4lO; family. $275G3.0o Pork-Steady;
mess, s5.25; clear mess, sls.0. Lard s11g
SIC. Dry sailed meats-Steady; shoulders,
&C.; short rib sides. i0c., for partly cured;
iOhc. for full cured; boxed short clear
sides, i0Ac. Bacon-steady; shoulders.
I0c.: short rib sides, ioAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
s. n. BLooMBERG, p. q

MIRIAM PAssANASycK, take notice that shall |,
on Monday, october 23rdf 1895, at tho Office "
James NJ. Mathews, room 70. ~ Ia tho
Times building, IN tho Chy Of Richmond, be-
tween the hours u 10 A. NJ. and Z, n, VI that
day, proceed 10 take tho depositions OF Il. A.
Walter and others, 20 10 read ~ oyidepce IN my
behalf IN a certain suit Ia equity depending Ia
the Chancery Court OF Richmond, wherein yoi
are defendant and tho plaintiff; and n fronI
any cause the taking At the said dispositions %
not commenced on that day, or. n conmsncoi,
be not concluded on that day, tho taGing OF tho
same will be adjourned and continued from day
% day, or from time 70 time. az tho same place,
and between the same hours until tho same
shall be completed.
HENRY PASSAMANECk,
an2ota4t BYs 1. BlOonbsrg, hts Counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
TilIman and Miss Barton.

COLUMBUS, S. c.. September 1l.-Gov-
ernor Tillman has accepted the profered
services of the American National Red
Cross Society for work in behalf OF the
South Carolina coast sufferers. He has
communicated by wire and mail with Miss
Clara Barton, expressing his thanks ana
inviting an early conference with her rep
resentative upon the proposed work.