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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Ans bem cberen 1bale.

- Die goIen unb SIppaden an ben
8ruben BEL 8inton iollen cine Orsaniia'
tion mad benz WiuIter Der OtolIp Da8uires
sebilbet baben, als oeren glnfiibrer
2lntbOnp gOiinSfp gilt. SoifentIi9 1T
nod 8lab in einem 3udtbauis fir ibn.
- Der 10 Sabre aIte 8rederfnabe
Souls 2aiprence bon Sbropp ipollte am
Wontas nabe bem 8i9monb &obleniperf
auf cine 9Dnfsp 2ofomotipe iprinSen,
perfebIte iein 8iel unb itiirste unter bic
9taoer, ipeIde ibn uuf Der Steae tboteten.
- Ser 8aufmann s. 8. SelmeS bon
Sermpn ipurbe am Sreitas Ntittas nabe
Dem borti9en 8abnbpfe ron elmer 2ofo'
mOtipe setrofen unb 70 idpsr perlebt,
oab er Nbenbs 8 1lbr itarb. gr eins
aui bem @e8e mad benz Sradtbauie Dem
@eIeiie entIanS uno f6ien bic @arn'
uugsiienaIe beS Wtaidtnenfiibrers ni9t
3u b6ren. Ser 8erun8liidte iparb in
1925 in Yrppioenee 9ebpren unb binter'
lGbt eine g9ittipe unb lieben Sinber.
(@arbsntals Gpnsippntsns.)
- Gin Seuer in Der ct. HoIe Sale
an Gbur6 Strabe am 9ienitae in Der
5riibe parb Obne srobe Wliibe bon be,
Seuerpsbr selDidt.
= Die 8epesuns sur Griinbune cine,
SanoelSbebDrbe in bieIer Stabt finbei
lebbaften 8eifaa unb es baben ii6 faii
ale bebeutsnben @ei6GftSIeute ber Stab
Sur Mitelieci6aft anSemeloet.
- Sn einem ber Srau Bentley sebD'
renben 8obnbuuie an Der Bopcerlt
9toab in ber 4. @arb brad am Donner'
tag Morsen Gin Seuer aus unb baS @e'
bduoe ipuroe seritDrt. ba in ienem Stubt'
tbeile @aiierman8el berridt.
- In Der Belmont Strabe 9abn'
freusuns fubr am Mittipod Morsen Elm,
Ontario 2ofomptipe in ben pprberen Tbei
eineS 8asenS Der Graetion @ompanie
Der 8asen ipurbe fait poafanbis ser'
Itbrt, aber gum Slid niemano berIebt, bt
bic BaiaSiere abiprunsen.
- Die Gbefruu bon Sobn Sboop BOZ
Soref @itp feuerte am Sreitas einsl
Sdub auf ibn ab une bic 8useI bran,
ibm in ben &ppf, bod ioa bic @unb
nidt seiGbrIi6 iein. Sie Srau bat i6ol
friibsr einen dbnIiden 8eriu6 sema6
unb man nimmt an, bab ite ni6t IL
Oberitubden in Orbnuns 1T.
(sIr6buIO GUrsipunbsn,.)
- Im Oiitttpo6 bersansene @od
nabmen SoueS, Simpion & So. bic Ir
belt ipieber auf.
= Sin unbefunnter SIoipade purt
am MIttippd in Der GibBe @rube i9ps
oerlebt.
Dem Seuermann CHARLES Spellma
iparb an benz Sones, Simpipn & 81
8Obleniperf am Mittpod elm SUB stpi
ihen &arrsn Serquetidt.
- -Sn bsm 2atp MDbeIsei6dfte crpIr
Oirte am DOnneritas Gbenb cine 2ams
uno es eutitanb Elm Seuer, bas bon be
9tahbaru selDi6t ipuroe unb einen S1G
ben BON NUT 500 seruriadte.
= Der Is Sabre aIte Sreiber in be-
&ibBe S6a9t, Uii9ael 8earnep, seriet
, AM Mittipo6 stpiiden einen Yfeiler III
einen Barren unb fruS 70 idlimme 0e,
. lebun9en Sapon, cab ct benielben ba
!. barauf erIas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
sln &hminpfnd dltiae.

Ser llnterjeidnete, ueIder nad m,bridbri
gen 9eioen pon eiuem idweren Qunsenibel
uno Der 9efirdtetsn Q d ~ iub Id I burdl
Elm einfades MitteI sebeilt uurbe piinidi
al' ielnen MitI.ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der Setl'
ung befaunt ju MAIDEN. Gr mirb aIleu. Die
60 lulniden toftenfrei cine abidrift oes BE-
septes enoen, ipeldes cine fidere SeiIun9 fin
. d. iubiudt. afbma, Gatarrb
8rouditis uno ale pals. uub eunsen
Affeitionen il. Gr bOfft, oab ale eeioeuoer
leip Mittel probiren, weldes unibdBbar it,
Ber oas 8e,ept. oas uidts toitet uno ie9ens
reid ieiu fam, uiinidt, idreibe sefdIIisft ar
Nep. GSparb n. gBilfpn,
BroOiIpn. Rew Bort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Sas xbal abp arts.

= SIN Der SaIiteab @rube au Olb
Sorse marb bic glrbeit am Ntontas ipies
Der aufsenommen.
= @ilie 9pSen bon Olb Sorse, Der
zines Cages lebtsr @ode an benz genn'
Iplpania Shadt bon eihem Giel einen
Suftritt erbieIt, itarb am Sonntas.
= Ri6ael @oItello bon @reenipcpt
madte ii6 am Mitttpo4 bas 8ersnisen,
Ieinen Nadbar SameS OteDermstt ar
oeHsn @obnbauS su feinisen unb bel
Isbtere idob ibm oafiir cine 8usel in cir
8ein. Die 4eute iinb 9iadbarn unb ieit
Sabren uneiniS.
SabInr.-5rI. 8ate 8urfp unb Ser,
Niuiam gteiSer ipurben am Donnertal
llbsnb bur9 Serrn BaitOr Ssd setraut.
= 9ie neue &irde Der beutiden Gu,
tberaner bon Iaplpr ipirb am Sonntas
ben l5, Oftober, einseipeibt.
= Sn @eiienilub's Saae orsaniiirt
iid am Nontas Qlbenb Der 8iIbelm Gel
SdiBns Stub burd bic @abl folsenoe
Seamten Brdiioent, $. b. Neiisnfub
Gbe Brdlibent, u. NdseIi Setreiar
6. Srutiser 8eb. Sefretdr, 6. Smeorf
Sdasmeiasr, 6. DIT; Sddbenmsiiter
u. Scr8er; @a6e, 81. b. @eiienf fIut
Bis iebt adbIt Der Stub foIsenbe WtitsIie
Der, bod perben Tb obne 3weifeI noe
piele Inbere cemieIben anidlieben: Sob
bon Bergen, Sobn Sorser, @ia NdSeli
6. SaImer, s. Stump, S. NdseIi, s
SdIappi, u. Wtobr, s. Sdllb, M. 8iebe
unb u. Nieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
scranton Sanserrunos.
3. Sftpber 1893.

Da unitr GltsRss Gbrsn-N tslirb unb albs.
pGbrter 8Trenr unb @Snnr bfs btutlhsn Sc
lanss. per- Spbn SbubmaGsr, am 80. Stpt.
lsiuen 6sburtstas fsisrts, bel pel9r @slssnbrit
bic SCRANTON Sanssrrunbs ibm ssmSbnIi6 Gin
StGnb6su bra6ts, mas hisleS Sabr pfsen einem
Speesfaa in lstnr 5amilis uiht fattbaft mar,
10 fabts unler Ssrsin beuis abene fclssnps BE.
l6IHiIe:
SeiGlplIsn: DAFT unltr SsfrftGr bsauffrast
ptrbe, unIsrm altsn @brsn,Witslifs, Srn. Spbn
SGubmabr, bic ber;Ii6ffsn @lidpiinite su
lsinem 9sburtstaSe ihrtftli& i'm giamen hes 8sr-
ems ,u iibsrmittsln. Gs mbgf tsm pipnier mr
bsutl6fn Sittsn, Sprads uub @eians nod redt
Ianst perspnnt iein, i'm 9pasenub lsinsr &C.
iunebfit tbaiis su lsin, mic or es i9pn 10 pisls
Sabre mar.
9sI&lpHsn; 9ab ctiss 9sl6lubnabms i'm
Scranton Bc6eublatt" ptrrifentlibt pirp.
Spbn @rtiusr, Ssfrstar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
W,iles' sserYen. uns eeber. Willer

iuirtsn mad sinem neusu 9rmip; iis orbnen
aeber, @aseu uno 8ebdrme ourd Die 3eruen
Sine usue Gntbeduns Sr. Wlles Pillen bei'
len @allenIeiosn. iibeIn Geidmad. untbitiss
9eber. Sdmorrboioen 8erftopfnn9 Dime
@leideu fur Wanner. Sraueu uno Siuoer, Die
tIeiniten, miloelten uno fderten 9illsn 81
0oien 25 s. 9robsn umionit bel allen Apo
thaFaru
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
satarrb Fam niat eebeilt wsrSeu

ouId, lotaIe appIifationen, oa fe ben Sip Der
Sranfbeit uidt erreiten fonnen. 5atarrb 1T
cine Blut. ODER Contributions aran'beit, uno Inn
ie su teiIeu. mibt Sbr imerlite Seilmittel
nsbmeu. Saq's 8aiarrb Sur miro eiugsnom-
men uuo mirtt oirett auf bas BIut uno Die
ldIeimiae Sberfd6e Saus Satarrb Sur IL
tsine NuadiaIber MebBin. Sic uuroe fell
sabrsn BON einsm Der beiten ae5te oisies
9anoes ueroronet nno 1T elm re8elmdBi9ts
0iaept. sic beitebt aus ben beiten beiannten
8onica, psrbunoen nit ben beiten Blutreinig
unasmittsIn, Die oirett nuf Die Sb Ieimoberfd6'
uirten. Die uolltommene 8erbinouu9 Der trpe
8eitanotbeiIe if es, mas fold punoerpoIl'
IeiuItate bel Der SeiIung BON Satarrb berpor
brinat. aabt Guh 3eugnliie umiOnit idtden.
q. 8. Gbenep Co.. Giseutb., SoIeoo. o
&5@ 8srtauft bon apotbetern Rr.is 10 8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Ser in 1859 oeariinbete ..@ad

Ser in 1852 seeriinbete ,.@adter
am grie" unb Der in 1872 seSriinoets
,,@Iebelanb 9lmsiser" BON @IeoeIanb,
Obio, baben iid oerSansene Wode ions
lolibirt unb eri6einen iebt ais elm 8Iati
unter benz glamen ,,@ddter unb Anseis
aer." Sc pirb burd bieie 8ereinisunp
Elm nnternsbmen sei9affen, auf peIdeS
bic Dsuti6en bon @Ieuslanb itols fem
t5nnen unb baburd bic Seraussabe eines
Gassblattss gum Preiie bon elnem Sent
ermDglidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
GSilfesbarre Nadrihten.

= Dieie @obe tpar6 bier fein @erid
sebalten unb ba8 @ourtbauS fab berboe
aus.
Ger friibere guftionGr Sam gmorp
ipeIder iid ipatsr Dem 9runfe ersab
tarb bersan8sne Wo6e I'M Grmenbauie
= Das @obnbaus bon Gtriitopb 9si
su OiiG Greet brannte Wtittpo9 Wforser
nieber. Sdaben tbeiItpeiie oerii9ert.
= SIN glIter bon 49 Sabren perfart
am Mittipod bersunsene 8ode in 8ar'
ions bic gbefrau bon Sranf Sauier an
Der Sdipinoiudt.
- 9m ndditen Dienitas III bier BIZ
Parabe Der iriiden @ntbaItiamfeItS' &C.
ieu uihaften unb man eripartet einen Inns
Sus bon 5000 Perionen.
- GS tpurben i'm berHoiIenen Monai
81 SobeSfdge fir uniere Stabt ansemeI'
bet, sesen SO i'm isIben MOnat beS 8Or'
iabres.
- Sol. S. 8. 2aeiar bat aIs DEPUTY
Repenue Collector reiisnirt unb iein SObn
Samuel 1T su Der pafanten Steae ernanni
iporben.
-Sranf SIOHer bat feline Wirtbidafi
in Nanticote an Srant SiesIer ausoer'
fault unb ipirb @ilfesbarre tpieber su
Ieiner Seimatb MAIDEN.
= -Sn Der Seibsnfabrit su @satbsrIs
(bei Sasletpn) 1T bic Nrbeit einseitellt
tpprben unb es perIieren babur6 600
Berionen, meiitens Mdbden, ibren 8ers
oienit.
- Die bieiieen beutiden &atbolifen
iperben ndditen Sonntas cine @rcuri iion
mad Scrantun peranitulten uno bic 8.
&esiment &apelle besIeitet iie. Ser
3uS fdbrt 0torsens 9 nbr ab.
- Der aIte Senrp @rmer, bor 40
Sabren elm 8eipohner unierer Staot, 1T
persaneene @o1e i'm 9llter bon N Sabs
rem in Gettysburg i'm 9uuie ieines SOb'
mes seiiprben.
- Warr Song feierte am Wiontas
ieinen 76Iten @eburtStas unb 1T beute
nod ais &aufmann an berielben Stels
am Sauare tbatis, mo er felt nabeSu so
Sabren mar.
= SamilientrubeI trieb am Wontae
sSrau &uoOlpb SearfaB bon 81 Sobn
Strabe su einem SeIbItmprbperiube burh
2aubanum, bod rettete rafhe drstlihe
Sdlfe baS 2eben ber Srau.
-3wei @asen Der @somins Bailey
Traction 60. fubren am Sonntas sesen
8lpmoutb Su ineinanber unS Der Uiotors
mann Slanaeban trus idipere unb cine
gInSabI Paiiasiere Ieidtsre SsrIesunSen
babon.
= Suiie, bic iiinsite 9odter bes Srn.
2ouiS Giib, 1T Dor einisen Wo9en in
bas 2utberpilIe Seminar (bei Baltimore
einsetrsten, mo ibre ipesieaen Stubien
bic WuIif unb bic beutide uns anbsre
Spra6en iein tperben.
= Gin ben llebunsen beS neuen Surn.
bereins betbeiIisen iid burdidnittlid ses
gen piersis Ntitslieter, bic bonn beitsn
@eilte beieeIt iino. @S oersebt faum
cine SsriammIune, pbne buB neue Mits
slisber aufsenommen iperben, unb es il
taum mebr oaran su stpeifeln, baB Der
Ssrein bon 8eitano iein tpiro.
= Srau 9lusuit Stubba6, Seraus.
eeberin Der ,.grpreB". tpirb in ben nd6'
fen Gasen iuieber in ben gbeitanb treten,
obne iebod ibren Namen su ipedieIn.
oenn Der suiiinftise @atte 1T Serr Ottr
Stubbad, ebenfaas SerauSseber elmer
peutiben Seituns in Batterion, q. s.
5rau Stubbad piro ibr bieii8eS Geidafl
perfaufsn unb stpar an elm Spnbifat per'
i1iebener PpIititer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
3 GtS. Store.
523 9afa. g(be.,
jpii9ea a8aibinstoa aaa aoams.

g8ir baben fiir3Ii6 uniern 2aSsn bsrs
sr6Bert, 10 bab ct iest bic brsifa9s frdb.
ere SrOBs bat, unb baben uniern 8ors
ratb i'm SerbdItnib permsbrt. Sier iinb
einiss Der Bargains, bic mir isst OiTs.
riren:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Siif bu uaturaliffrt ?

Der Iebts Sag sur @rIansuns bon
9lrssrpapisrsn 1T ber fommenos Cams
flag, unb tper su oenieIbsn bere6tiet 1T,
mub iid baber iputen.
Our 8squemlidfeit Der 9lrbeitsr iperSsn
Sreitas unb Samita8 Gbene
Ipesisae @eridtsiibunsen 3ur 8epilisune
bon 8dreerpupisrsn abSebalten. 9lut
pdbrenb bes Cages cieie Node ipsroen
bieleIben auSseltelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Ganiel @eber,
Deutsfbe Mlei3gerei,
Oec. 437 Nenn slpcnue.

Jlp. EOI RVHH ZfVVHHV4
aleilb ieber art BON por3isIid,r Siite Die
beiten SGinfen uuo reines Stmab. Mene
8lrIfe weroen nirgenos in Der Stubt iibertrof.
fen. aaes uisoIid nno iauber, 8eSisnuns reel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

= Dieie @o6e tparb bier fsin @eri9t
sebaIten unS baS @ourtbouS fab berDoet
aus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices Of MONEY. Boads. sfecks Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather IndicntisnA
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and rainy. throughout the
day.
The skies were clear OF midnight.
Mean temperature. ..........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-The feature OF
to-day's market on the Stock Exchange
was the remarkable rallying power of the
active list after the decline which was es-
tablshed by the bears This short inter-
est used its every effort to depress prices,
and took advantage of every point hat
could be twisted into unfavorable fight
The sudden death OF Mr. Ames, of Mas
sachusetts, was put into service at once
to depress the leaders or the market. ne
having been closely identified with Union
Pacific. Western Union and General Elec-
trio, and a heavy lender, upon whom the
large corporations frequently drew whe1
occasion required Union Pacific and Cen
eraI Electric were the stocks most freely
sold on this news, the latter receding z
per cent, and recovering per cent. ana
the former selling or l% per cent. and re-
covering III per cent, mainly on buying
for London account.
Sugar opened at a decline OF y per cent.
and fell of an additional y per cent.
In the general market fluctuations be-
tween strength and weakness were fire.
nuent. hut narrow, and in the main the
tendency was upward, especially In the
late dealings, when a strong tone was de-
veloped. and nearly every stock on the
Est participated In the consequent adj
vance. Manhattan Consolidated followed
Wisconsin Central gaining 2le. Louisville
and Nashville gained ia; Erie lls ami Pa
cihc Mail per cent
The chief declines were Norfolk and
Western preferred. IA. and Union Pacific
Denver and Gulf. Louisville, st. Louis
and Texas. and Buffalo. Rochester and
Pittsburg. each per cent.
The uncertainty which prevails as. 10
the Senate's action in regard TO the silver
question undoubtedly helps the bear side
OF the market by keeping out of specula-
ton many who are awaiting final solu-
ton OF the great financial problem which
is being slowly worked out at Washing
ton before entering upon bull campaign
The trading Is over-weighted by this de-
Law of the Senate to reach an issue ana
until the silver bill Is out of the way, the
market will not get ont OF its period OF
nervous depression.
The railway bond-market sympathized
largely with the share speculation, and
was strong at the close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
DOCTORS ASTONISHED.
Something They Cannot Understand
or Explain.
II kakes Even the Medical Fraternity Open
IFS Eyes.
UThis L. Not Wonder worker We SHOULD
Like TO Know what Is.

Doctors are surprised at any cure OF
paralysis. but there is one form OF paraiy-
sis which has been pronounced absolutely
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ataxia. This IL IN
dead the most serious and dreaded OF all
nervous difficulties.
Having 40 long pronounced this disease
lncurable. the establishment. not 10 say
amazement, Of the doctors can De mag
med whom they learned from Mr. John H.
Golding who resides at lB Chrstopher
street New York City. the following
wonderful facts:
Il was taken six months ago with loco
motor ata1ia, or creeping paralysis Inc
numbness Of limbs and dizziness rapioiy
increased until could not walk or STAND
without assistance; could not button my
clothes or dress myself without help
ION the sixth day Of OCTOBER COM
menced taking DR. Greene's Nervura oIoou
and nerve remedy and have taken four
bottles and can now walk without cane
and am RAPIDLY gaining every day.
"The numbness has almost completely
left my limbs and feel first rate. l eat
and sleep we'll; and I can recommend Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
since know that 1t has saved my life.
Il was refused admittance into 81
Johns Hospital because they said my
case was incurable.
But DR. Greene's Nervura blood ana
nerve remedy has done its work well. IL Is
the wonder Of my friends that | am alive
today. and when 1 tell them that this
medicine cured me when the doctors mad
pronounced my case as incurable, they say
II was q miracle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
ME- InuN IL. OOLpING.

81 was two months under the doctors
hands and getting worse. | was discour-
aged, when | began 10 try DR. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. But
today | am well. A week ago / walked
eight miles and felt no bad results
Il am now feeling like a new man, my
nerves are strong and / feel happy. hope
that this will be received by all suffering
from disease"
1t does really seem that there IL no dis
ease which battles this marvellous remedy.
Or Grcene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy II certainly seems to cure almost
everything, and If It will cure a terrible
disease like the above heretofore pro-
nounced absolutely incurable by doctors,
how much more certainly and surely VIII
II cure all the ordinary complaints Of life.
II you are sick you are not wise II you do
not give this health-restorer IA trial 1t Is
truly the greatest curer OF disease In exist
ence Druggists keep II for Sl.OO and 1t Is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless.
Physicians have been everywhere sur
prised at its wonderful powers to cure
disease. and they unhesitatingly recon-
mend sufferers from III health TO use 1t,
because II Is the discovery and prescrlp-
ton Of Il well-known physician, DR.. Greene
OF IS w 18th Street, New York, the sue
cessful specialist In nervous and chronic
diseases, who can be consulted free OF
charge. personally or by letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Flour-Recelpts
q, 100 packages; exports, 1900 bbls.: sales.
g. go packages. Market active and tirL:
closing quiet
Corn meai-Steady; yellow Western.
S2.60d2.SO.
Wheat-Active for local account; No.
red store and elevator. 73d73i9c.: No.
red, roc. Options active. opening lower
on fine weather. rallying and closing weak
on realizing; No. red September. 733sD
7iAc.; October. closing. 73%c.; October,
74asq75bc.; closing. 7i7sc; December, 7SK
G7S5sc.: closing. 777sc.
Corn-Receipts, $500 bu.: exports. 60.:00
bu.: sales, $4,000 bu.; futures, 5000 bu.;
spots irregular. closing easy; No. 2, SIC.
In elevator: 52isd5Sc. ahoat. Options ac-
tive and lower on fine weather In corn
belt and realizing September. 497s5fS0c.;
closing, i9Ac.; October. 49q50lsc., closing.
$3.50: November, 5OQ5lc., closing. 50c. (;
December. 50Ac., closing. 50ssc.; May. SOS
@S3i4c., closing. 52ssc.
Oats--Easy and quiet. Options easier. In
sympathy with corn; October, 32933c. !:
closing. 32tc.; November. 1874 QS3sc.; clos
ing, S3%c: May. 36G36Hc. closing, 36Lc. !;
No. 2 white, 3stsQ3sc. No. Chicago, g7c. I;
No. white. Ssc.; mixed Western. 3GQs7c.
white do. S794c.
Hay-Steady.
Hides-Steady.
Leather-Steady.
Wool-Quier.
Cut meats-Firm.
Lard-Steady; Western steam. closing
ss.o5; sales of LOO tierces for export at
$s.loa920. option sales none; September
closed, 800. nominally: October. S.ss.
Pork-Firm; new mess. N7G09s17.5o.
Butter-Steady; State LARRY. lya2Sc.; do
creamery. l6Qisc. western dairy. 1870
lec.; do creamery. isqsle.; factory, is@ls,. |;
Elgin, &c.
Cheese-Firm; State. large. T,xQNsc. for
fancy; fancy white. large. sNQ91zc.; part
stems. 2jkc.
Rggs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania, 10
fs2Qc.; Western fresh. l7isQiylac.
Petrc leum-Steady.
Rosin-Firm and In good demand:
strained, common to good, si.1o1i.6.
Turpentine-Easy az 2sh629c.
Rics--Firm: domestic fair to extra, ~
Q6xc.
Mohsees- Nominal.
ceffee-options steady 1t . to 10 points
atyance; closing streng On near deliveries:
salsa A5eo bagx including September.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. i3.-A scramble for the
longs to realize profits was what the mar
ket turned into to-day. Compared with
last night. wheat was cent lower. corn
isc oats sc, pork 3oc, lard
I2l.c, and ribs l?c. Wheat az
the opening was weaker, and prices
were about &c lower, but the market
quickly rallied and prices advanced iaafssc,
then declined s,17sc, rallied again. with
some fluctuations, by this time advancing
rs. then declined, advanced * again, and
closed about IL lower than yesterday.
Cable advices were little Irregular. and
on the whole. not so favorable. The ex-
port clearances although promising for a
time proved 20 be only fair. In corn.
Schwartz, to whom the trade has been
looking. re-margined up, and was said to
be standing out. The rains caused the
markets to open with decline OF Y.
and after selling up y, II worked back
another II. The local crowd sold and
bought back later sending the prices up
Ac but the market did not hold again.
prices weakened downward &C, raIIying a,
weakening and closing X lower. oats
started at a decline, and rallied u, de-
clined q and closed easy. with loss OF
NC Provisions were little more active.
The downward trend OF prices was In
sympathy with the falling markets for
corn and wheat. Freights were steady,
with a fair demand, at ~ for wheat.
and %GlR for corn TO Buffalo.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Op'ng. Hg'st L'w'st. Crsg.
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ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept. 13.-Flour UNI
changed. Wheat went of a,c. early. and
rallied after further decline of sc, de-
clined again. and closed 1Ac below yes
terday's final prices; No. 2 red, cash,
closing, 63ssc,: September, &C.; October,
s4c. November. 6iac.; December 6SAc.
May, 76c. The market was almost en-
tirely professional. Corn declined on
rains. losing lAdllac.; No. mixed, cash.
closing, 4OI94Hc.; September. 3Ss4c.; Octo-
Der. CSC: November, SGc. Oats sympathized
with the other cereals; No. q cash, closed,
264c. October &c; May, 3llzc Rye in
demand at 1870, bid. Bran higher, but
quiet. Hay in good demand, but not
quoted. Butter unchanged. Eggs lower
at 12i2c Lead weak at a7H. Whisky,
a.l2. Cotton ties and bagging unchanged.
Dry salt meats unchanged, except shorts.
which are s1.l0. Bacon and hams
unchanged Receipts OF -four, 5000;
wheat. 5000; corn, go; oats. 5000; rice
and barley, none.
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DEATH OF Mr.. RUSH U. OsRR.
lie Took an Overdose of Morphine
Which Resulted Fatally.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


LrNcHBuRd. Va. September 13.-Rush q.
Derr. OF Roanoke. died very suddenly this
afternoon at the residence of his mother,
near this city, from an overdose of NOR
phine administered by himself to relieve
pain. He had been suffering intensely
from intercostal neuralgia for a week or
ten days, and had frequently taken large
doses OF morphine. To-day he took some
unknown quantity, which resulted fatally.
Dir. Derr was q prominent citizen of
Roanoke, having recently held the posi-
ton of Superintendent of Public Schools
for that city. He figured conspiciouslY IN
politics and at one time held the office of
Superintendent Of State Printing. Under
Cleyeland's first administration he was
candidate for public printer, and was
strongly urged by Senator Daniel for the
position. lie was about 80 years of age and
unmarried. He was a member OF the law
firm of Derr d Vines, and did an extern
sive ractice. He lived IN Big Lick some
years before Roanoke was founded. He was
founder and editor of the Saturday Review,
and was terse and vigorous writer. He
was staunch Democrat, and one of the
leaders of the party. His moral character
was high and his loss is q serious one. He
leaves father and mother and two BROTH
ers, one ex-Postmaster 0. ID. Derr, of
Roanoke, and the other Arthur Derr, q
promising journalist of New York city.
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DEATHA

GREGORY.-Died.T Tuesday, September
18th. at Is minutes past 10 o'clock Z. NJ.
at her residence. No. 903 north Twenty
ninth street, Mrs. BETTE GREGORY. in
the 59th year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from Fifth
Street Baptist church THIS tFridsy)
EVENING ut O'Clock. Rev. w. 4. Ora
ham will oficiate. Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited TO attend.
PRATT. Died, at Tskoms Park. d. G.,
September Il, 1888. MARIA HOWARD,
daughter of Rev. II. B. aud ]. q. Pratt.
and sister of Mr.. Paul Pratt.
Funeral from ace-Street Presbyterian
Church THIS MORNING ct 10 O'clock.
Interment at Hollywood. Friends OF the
family ere invited.
TINSLEY.-Died, II the residsnce OF her
parents, $40 west Clay street. Monday. Sep
TENDER II. 1898, 81 10 O'Clock A. ".
EARNESTiNE, beloved daughter Of ]. y.
and n. F. Tinsley, in the 2osh yeas
Of yer age.
Funeral services we're held from Ashland
Christian church 1t l:M O'clock p. d.
Tuesday. September 18th.