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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
northwest winds.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, September ga sudden
drop In General Electric ut the opening
of business OF Is to S9% rather tended
to confirm the rumors current of late
about the retirement from the board of
two or three directors prominent in the
financial world. and a probable reorgani-
zation OF the company. Among those
mentioned az about to retire Is ID. o.
Mills, who for some time has been cred
tied with views antagonistic to the policy
OF the present management.
The drop failed to exercise any marked
influence on speculation. and the bulls
speedily obtained control OF the market.
They were favored by the strong ex-
preston made by President Cleveland In
favor OF unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man silver law in letter to Governor
Northen. OF Georgia. which gave color
10 the dispatches from Washington TO the
effect that the Senate will take an afiirma-
tive vote on the repeal bill within week
or ten days. The public dispatches re-
ceived on the street up to the close OF
business. however. did not confirm this
theory hut. nevertheless. the bulls and
bears were imbued with a belief that the
SILVER question will be disposed of In short
order, and bought stocks freely.
The demand developed the fact that
the floating supply of leading shares was
smaller than was generally supposed, and
when Lackawanna advanced over 3 per
cent without single transaction. there
was scramble to cover. Pretty much
everything on the list shared I'm the I'M
provement, which was stimulated by au-
thoritative denials that any gold had been
engaged for shipment TO Europe; by the
strength OF the London market. and by
the expectation Of a further Increase IN
the bank reserves on Saturday. The net
gain FOR the day was equal to taQ3h per
cent, Lackawana and Chicago Gas lead
ing. The sales were $4,000 shares.
Sub-treasury balances: Coin, $l,91o,N0;
currency. 9,7ll,0O0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from to 2l5 last loan at 21e, and closing
offered at 2ia; prime mercantile paper,
7dS per cent.
Bar silver. "a: Mexican dollars. 5SN. Sill
yer at the Stock Exchange was quiet. at
AZ.
Sterling exchange ia firm, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at A.s1his''i
! for sixty days. and &NdtSh pr de-
mand; posted rates. AShDiSS; CONNER
cial bills. sixty days, N3}RaL&l-; de-
nand. S. SG0iS6i5
| Government bonds steady. state bonds
/ dull Railroad bonds firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

October, MNc; November. Mxc.;. No. g.
Skc. No. 3white, ss,4ass3c No. . white,
ssfsassc.; mixed western. ssizsss7'sc.; white
bes sfae and steady; family. 10000
1850: extra. g. s0eif0o0. Beef hams quiet
st Sis.5oai7.oo Tiercei beef dull; city extra
India ms.s. Nsooqeoo Gu, neat st s,s%
dery. 5Aa7Ac.; hams. io,sc.; midd'ss NOM
inal
Lard-ouiet and barely steady; western
steam. S.&: city. 800: September, w.
October. S.eo; refined quiet; continent
Pork-oulet and Arm; new mess, Asco
ais25.
nstterrTm and quiet s,as dairy dairy
i isasic. :'e@ ereameT w sassse; EiSins.
2Si1c imitation creamery. isd2Jc.
Cotton-seed oil--ouiet and nominal;
crude. 34asSc.; yellow, ss9*Dc. a,
R rrs ws.srE,on and sasd 81 fr n dses
s2.S; refined New York. Sis: Philadel2nla
and Baltimore $40, do In bulk, 2.gWso.
Rosin--Quiet and firm; strained Slnmo"
to good. 81. i0liiD
Rice-Firm and in fair demand; DOME
tic fair 10 extra, sssu6Ac; Japan. <h4sec'
Moiasses-Foreign nominal: New Ut
leans open kettle good To choice. soassc-
Market quiet and steady. -.
Peanuts-Steady; fancy h1d-picked.
ihItizc. 80. ,,n,.
Coffee--Option steady and 5rlo pointS
down; September, s.1ioHliisi Nevempps,r 81,
duh but steady; No. I. hhc,
Sugar-Raw, irm but dull; refined nrm
and active: No. 6. 4LGi lS-l6c., standsra
\ is ? HisSS: ' eub sss'b s.isSsa,c
Frelghts to Liverpool quiet and nom
inal. cotton. by steam. 7-6id; grain. by
steam. 2d.
CHICAGO. ILL, September &.-Only
moderate business was TRANSACTION IN
WHEAT to-day. and the market was steady
at slightly lower prices. The close WIS
changed for May from the closing figures
I OF Yesterday. -.
The market for corn was quiet and tho
| feeling was weak. prices ruling lower al
! though a partial recovery was made pc
/ fore the close.
There was moderate trade In oats.
/ The feeling early was steady. later becom,
! Ing easier with other grain. Prices nlnked
I within nc. and closed within NC. ef me
/ top, net loss OF &c. for the day.
! The market for provisions was nrm
! early. Notwithstanding lower prices Tor
} live hogs at the yards. There was good
support for October delivery by the pack :
/ ers. Later, the market became weak
with grain. reacting Just before the close.
with prices steady all around. January
I pork closed cents lower than YESTERDAY :
/ January lard cents higher, and January
| ribs 2iR cents higher.
| Cash quotations
Blour-Quiet with prices "A shade easier;
No. spring wheat, @~c No: red 20, :
| No. corn, S9aSc.: No. oats 2sMesisc. Mess
pork. Sl700al705: lard. 81 S5ff9. 20; short
| rib Sides 1866: shoulders, E31taHI.5O; short
clear sides, $95dl015 Whiskey, N.R.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opn'g. Hg'st. L'w'st crs'g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Death of Mrs. :. 4. Ii. Forbes.

Mrs. Sarah \. b. Forbes, widow Of
Nestor n. Forbes, died at her home In
portsmouth last Saturday morning In
her 7Oth year. For several months her
health had been bad, but she patiently
awaited the end. Her husband was Tor
many years prominent and highly
esteemed resident Of this city. During
her residence In Richmond Mrs. Forbes
was a devoted and useful member OF
Centenary church. Her lovabie traits OF
character are fresh In the memory OF
large circle OF friends mere anu her
death brings sorrow 10 many loNH4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


Government securities Bid, Ask'd.
United states As. r. & c. -. 1904 -.
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The Street EYangelis..

Rev. John Cavanaugh, the well-known
street evangelist. is in the city, ana VIII
spend several days In his work here. lie
spoke at the Old Market Yesterday ana
viii speak at Eleventh and Main streets
to-day. Mr.. Cavanaugh is native or
Richmond. and served as bugler In me
Old First He has his old busle with
him. and uses it in drumming up crowns
Tor his meetings Ii bears the following
inscription:
presented to John Cavanaugh by Colo
ne, = II. Moore. Of the First Nir-
ginia Regiment, G. $. A.. ISL. This bugie
PASSED through the late war and finished
mn at Prison Camp. Harris Island, y. !.
but after the war sounded many a cal
70 preach the Gospel of Christ by ils
owner. North and South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

gramme. in which Miss Robertson, Mrs.
John II. Knowles, Jr., Mr. +. II. Cloves,
Mr. w. A. Miller. and Captain Frank W.
Cunningham took part. The stage set
tings were very pretty, there having
been profusion OF ferns and plants. Mr..
Shepherd Webb presided at the piano.
Following were the little misses who
took part In the "May-Pole dance:
Matte Rose Page Shelhun Queen. Fem
ME Mitteldorfer, Ida Beveridge. Daisy
Todd, Constance Boudar. Matte Taylor.
Emily Royal. Tilly Todd. Julia Brown,
Lucy Atkinson. Wlthers Wright. Lily
Wood. Bessie Rountree. May owing,
Linda Beveridge Bessie Mcdowell. Rose
bud Brown. Lottie Bedford, Louise
Crutchield. Matte Ramstetter, and Helen
Parish
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,nv.s,,eo,. Case. of Dronkenness.

There was meeting OF the Council
Committee on Health last night, which
proved very interesting After the
transaction OF the usual routine business
the committee converted itself into an
examining court. and investigated two
cases Of drunkenness on the street force
OF the Health Department. The men
had been discharged. and II is not likely
that they will be taken back on the force.
The Committees on Streets and Water
did not secure quorums last evening. the
Street Committee will assemble again at
6 O'Clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Foot.BalI To-Morrow Afternoon.

The Capital city football team mas
been reorganized and Is ready for work
1t viii play the Richuond College team
Saturday afternoon at Island PARK anu
an interesting and hard-fought game y
expected. The Collegians have lost theiF
splendid centre-rush, Clements but nave
in his stead Mr.. Lloyd. an all-round athlete.
Mr.. Walter Turpin succeeds Mr.. Mercer
az eentre-rush on the Capital city team.
All the players are In good trim. and the
contest will probably dryw a large crown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

NEW YORK. September 2a--Flour-DulI
and easy: winter wheat low grades, SEQ
Gs.l5; fair 10 fancy. s. GQ3 70; patents
s.. 50g4o0: Minnesota clear. S2.S04SW; pat.
ents' a fo[l4eO Southern -four dull and
easy; good TO choice, p.lS4f4S. common
10 fair extra, s. iAfSle 10.
Wheat--Duii and easier for spot; No. .
red. store and elevator. 72G12iac-: nnoas.
7eG72hc. Options opened weak ana oe
steady. Lc below yesterday, with q fair
trade. CLOSING, September. nae: October.
T2is..: December. B}sc. Is r
Corn Dull and easier; No. in elevator.
With a dull trade and free oifcr1ngs, Sep
tcIaber. as,sc.; October. as'<c-: November.
oats-spot dull weak and isf3lc. lower.
Options dull and easier; September NC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Tho uusttuCs Court.

In the Hastings Court Yesterday anne
Nick AIbouia Smith, William Nelson,
Isaiah Tyler. Henry Joyce, and William
Ion,s nil charged with petit larceny
we're given fifteen days in jail
Charlie Rose, carrying concealed Wea-
rons fined so. lie was also fined s. on a
charge Of petit larceny. ,-
William Nelson charged with resisting
n police officer in the discharge OF ms
duty was sent to jail for six months.
Rosa Meekins and James l.eWas were
each fined s. on conviction OF peut lar
ccny. 81, s.o g.
cruelty beating a horse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

At the performance tonight and to-mcr-
row matinee she will give her charming
comedy, Dolly Warden" In which role
she has scored distinct success wher-
ever II has been presented. Joe Cawthorn,
John d. Gilbert and Maurice Day are
among the cast, and very hns psri ,oa,
ance IL expected The word contest closed
Yesterday after an exciting compeution,
and the prize will be awarded no une
winner tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
tn. concsrt AZ the rempie.

The concert at the Masonic Temple
last night for the benefit OF the Barton
Heights Methodist church was largely at
tended. and was IN every respect Fuc-
cess. The entertainment opened with q
beautiful Interpretation OF the May
Pole dance by Miss Mary Thaw's eiass
This was followed by n weli-arranged
and thoroughly -enjoyable musical pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
,,o...no,a Cruel Enemy

hosts of people writhe through lifc to premn-
ture grave rheumatism once iuiiy aeveiopeu
a I, eeaseless tormentor, and always threatens
life from It's liability TO attack vital part Hes
ta,,srs stomach fsitters, used early ard conttnu-
o,,siy. will bring RELIEF and prevent eYii eonse-
oaencee. Constipation, liver, nalarial, and KID
new complaInta, debility and nervousness are
completely remedied By this nishly-sanctionea
medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

The following statement. prepared by
Auditor l.. +. Sullivan. shows the earn
ings ans expenses OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company for August, 1875,
as compared with the same month last
wear: Earnings. $S92. SIl.67-decrease. siio,-
752. rs; expenses. 572.oi422-deerease. U.s.
s,O. 20: net, 500, S57 l4-decrease. S2,il20a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
pKATHs.


ANDERSON. Entered into NE e
Alexandria, Va. Monday. september Dtn,
CAROLINE MATILDA BUKRUss An
pERsON, widow OF aarceilus n. An
derson, In the list year OF her age.
GARY-Died. at the residence OF mis-
son. II. r. Gary. swansboro'. Chesssrneld
county. Va, September 9Th. after q long
nness, DYLA GARY. In the shh year Of
his age. - .--.-s
Funeral at the above residence THIS
rrriday) EVENING at 5 O'Clock. Friends
and aeaualn,anees Of the family are I'M
yited to attend.
JOHNSON. Died. near Aspen. Colora1o.
August 10. 1888. OF consumption SAM
JOHNSON. age IS years. formerly OF
Fiuvanna county, Va.
TREvILLIAN.-Dsed. ct the residence
OF her cousin. Mrs. Stone. Tayiorsyiils.
Hanover county, Va. Thursday, septem-
Der 18th. at II A. NJ. ROSA w. TIRE
WILLIAM. In the 18th year Of her age.
Asleep IN Jssus.
Blessed sisep.'
Funeral TO-DAY Hrriday) At 70 A. NJ.
from above residence. Friends and ac-
ouaintances invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
I1nnsh Rir HInck Ranr.

Mr. Charles T. Loeflier and party OF
others from this city killed large black
bear in the Allegheny mountains In Mon
roe county. last Tuesday "Old Bruin'
tippel the scales at the S52-pound mark
and made u lively fight for the sports
men. His hide and steaks are on exhibit
ton AT Sanger Han.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
The Pony md Dog show.

Professor Gentry'A pony and dog sho"
continues 10 draw large crowds 10 me
tent at the corner OF Main and harVle
streets. The performances are very nI'e-
resting TO adults. as Well as to chihlreh,
and some OF the acts are wonderful. Ihere
win be no matinee to-day, but there will
be one tomorrow. and the engagement
closes TOMORROW night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, September 2s-onerings-
Wheat. 1850 bu.; corn (white). iS bu;
oats. 10 bu.
saies-Wheat. 1850 bm; corn twhite).
% bu. -
Quotations-wheat, Longberry, 6Sq7sc.
mixed 61lt72c.; Shortberry. 6SgIltzc.; NO
2 red, 70u7ic.
Corn-White prime, Virginia bag lots.
54c. No. white. SIC; No. 2 mixed, 50u5ic.
Oats Winter (for seed, 3495Ic NO.
mixed. silsq35c.: No. mixed. S31zqStc
Rye-65ft6(c. asi 10
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rh. m,s.rn beauty.

Thrives on good food and sunshine. WITH
plenty Of exercise in the open ar. noI
form giows with health and her facebiooms
with It's beauty. II Der system needs inc
cleansing seton OF . laxative remeay. sno
uses the gentle and pleasant liquid lexatiss
Syrup ofaFigs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
A Crnzy Negro Escapes.

4 crazy negro, who has been in the
Almshouse broke out OF his straight-jacket
yesterday afternoon. and made his escape.
Several persons got hold Of him, but he
jerked loose from them all, and when the
patrol wagon arrived he had been lost
slcht OF nnd could not be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
$3.50
1855 %


Among visitors to-day we note w. A:
Smith. !. f. Parkinson, j. -. Cobb. and
D. Ayres. OF Danville. Va; l.. w. Stark.
OF Oxford: y. Z. Strause, OF Henderson
r. Hunt and w. NJ Carter. OF Wilson; ).
w. Venable, OF Petersburg; +. w. Smith.
OF Rocky Mount; stuart Johnson. OF Van
couver. H. c., and many other dealers
and large number OF planters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. sssshs Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.,. and the
wea Their IndIcatious
(By telsers Oh to the D,.pa,r

tBy telegraph to the Dispasch.)
WASHINGTON. d. c., September
kFkIR 2s.-Forccast tor Virginia: Fair
weather. northwest winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather
north west Vyinda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, September 2s.-Vir-
glnia Consol 3s, 6jh. Baltimore and Ohio
stock. GGi5. Northern Central stocks. G7io
g. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
firsts 1913; first incomes, 20; second do. q;
third do 6iz. Consolidated Gas bonds.
10: do stocks, 55iR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD. September &--
Flour-Quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Woak: No. 2 rcl. spot and Sep
TENDER. 69h Q69A.c. October, C9AsT6gtc;
steamer. No. rel. 66haG6lac.; milling
wheat. by sample. 70fG0iac.
Corn-Dull and easy; mixed spot ana
September. 4Si,c asked October. NC.
asked: white corn. by sample. Doc; yell
low corn. by sample, soc.
Oats-Firm and steady No. white west as,
03jc
Rye-Dull: No. .. 52G53c.
Hay Firmer; good 10 choice timothy
Grain frelghts-Qulet. steady and un-
changed
Eggs-Firmer at lSiR0l9c.
Coffee-Steady; Rio carBoes. fair. ls'tc.'
No. Z, tic.
Sugar-S;trong: graduated. JAG.
Other articles unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
n.nr.,.n,.,,y.s In lothian.

Especial Telegram 70 INC pISpa'0
NEW YORK, September 81 ~
brand. Holland; w. ID. Moses. Aloe'na'i ~
r. n page. Miss Bruce. Holland; +. d.
McAuby, Continental
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NsRRDeo tNo 10 MARRY.
Vol i'.n Wcds Dir. Martin and Miss
fu.Iet U.,,,,.. NJ TaxIor.

roller becomes Mrs. Taylor.
Methodist church was the
vD pretty wedding az Gi5
yesterday afternoon. Miss Lillian
, i attractive daughter OF Rev.
wilson Mas the bride, and Mr..
@ariin. Of Berkeley, Va, the
r.. e CEREMONY was performed In
N'~ OF large audience by the
"a. '-. bride. The latter was attired
la. 'my travelling costume, and The
'~4' $50 couple left for an extended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. September 2S.-Auction Of
ferings on Change very light to-day.
Private sales-Smokers. Il; wrappers. q
sun-cured, 10; western Tugs, u; scrap, %
Total. l46 hhds.
Revenue collections
Cigars and cigarettes ...."..".. S,2s9 q
Tobacco .................'''''.... 5000 y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
NAVAL STORE MARKETs:

WILMINGTON. N. G., september 2
Rosin--Steady; strained. Soc; good 90 s soe.
steady M 10 Crude turpenune quIt'
hard. 81 %; soft and virgin. $40. 49, w...
SAVANNAH, GA, September n'--fur W
pentlne-M Market firm at Atc,. sales, ~
casks Resin market opSnei nrn enh un
cban1ed. sales. 900 barrels: closet nrn
az an advance OF iOc. for water white, %:
on some lots OF |; sales az losing ~es'
I zoo barrels. entire receipts taken. =, -.
IL ~ onb n a5c' ~ 81. 90; +, ki05; q. n.l0:
II no; /. 81 4oeti'45; X, $50; N, 70;
n, SIS; Window glass. p.i5; water ~""e'
$50. . s.o,ar,ner n :.
Turpentine-Dlll at z414c hosih hr"' a.
SOC. for strained. LJss
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tReported for the Dispaichl
NORFOLK, VA, September -Msrxet
steady: prime 2iza2Ac.; extra pri"s' -
Q3c.; fancy, 31sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Flour-we quote: Fine, s2oeg2 .; super
fine. 81 Eq25o; extra. S;Opp5-oo; FANNY.
"a OO6ei50; patent. $t.75ff5.oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
resirnstha Professnrshin.

Or. Isaiah II. White has rendered his
resignation as professor ~ diseases OF
women in the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, September
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. September 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk;
merchandise and passengers; /. NeislSer'
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Sept. %.
G}y telegraph to the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship jamaica. Boston.
Br. steamship Eimondsiey' New YORK
SAILED
Rr. steamship Edmondsley Progresso.
Br. steamship jamaica, Baracoa-
PORT OF WEST POINT, September 49,
OBy telegraph 10 the DispatchD
ARRIVED.
Steamship city Of Columbia. Jenny. New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte Nickle, BalumOre'
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm city. Marshall. Walkertoh;
uasscngcr5 and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship city Of Columbia, Jenny New
York. Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickie, Baltlmore'
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm city. Marshall Wdlkerloh'
MESSENGERS and general cargo.
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LEOrynEA

A TRIP 10 THE WORLDS FAIR
"A me Issssse g sss Wus1e Isss iass.sss1
s s:sss 8 MI N.Y. N fTSlbi{ mn q
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CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI. O.. September 2s-Flour
Firm and I'm good demand, patents. 500
d495; fancy, s. 5Odi.O. Wheat firm: No.
red. Csc. Corn No, white. J'tc.; No.
2 yellow. 43c.; No. 2 mixed i2lgc. oats
firm: No. white, sample. 33c.; No:
mixed. 3lHc Rye market steady at bic.
for No. 2 Pork mess $500, clear mess,
1850 family. 5000. Lard steady AT lOt
0l0i2c. Bacon steady; sales OF shoulders
AT 9lbc.: short rib sides, NE; short clear.
i2ilc. Butter firm; fancy Elgins. dc.'
prime 10 choice ohio and Indiana cream
cry. 2Gn2Sc.; dairy quotable AT Dg--e'
Whiskey, $ll2.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS MO. September 2s.-Flour-
The feeling was easy and rather In buy
higher; september, jli4c.: october, ol,sc. !:
December G6I.c Corn firm but lower;
September &c. October. SIC: December,
352.c oats lower; October. &c; May
3lAc. Pork, STANDARD ness, ~, 20. l.aru,
prime steam. 9i.c. nominally, BACON easy !:
shoulders. sic. longs llsGllhc.. shorts
tls.c. High wines steady At H.l2.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September. 2S.-Noon. :.
COttOn-In moderate remand; Freely me,
prices easy: American middlinY y-ld
Sales. 1900 bales. American, 500 bales:
speculation and export, l.1O0 bales. re
ceipts. 1000 bales; American, LOO bales
Futures barely steady with demand mod
crate American s1rpttlhp't tiAt
4 2l-Cld.; October and November, A-64d !:
November and December, 2i-S4d.; De-
cember and January. I 3-sid.; January
and February 4 23-Gld.; February and
March 1 3O-eid; March and April. 5S-ts
al s2-S4d. April and May, 35-sid:
Up. M--American miidling fair, l6-led /;
good middiing. I'D, middllng, ilzd;, nom
inally: low middling I'D ordinary
4 l-l6d September. B-6tH4 N-5td sep
tember and October. I 28-G+1., sellers; DC
tober and November. 3-@at $500.
November and December. 2s-s4d., sellers
December and January, N-ttgt B-etd' f;
January and February Z-effp4 U-6h.
February and March, Sl-aat SStfd
March and April, Si-6id, sellers; Apnii
and May, }6-6ld., buyers. Futures c'oSen
steady - 49,.
NEW YORK, September S,-Cotton--
Quiet; uplands, 6kc.: Orleans. 5-i6c. New
cotton offered at &c. under quotations
Sales. l. 800 bales; low middling. I9sc.; sood
ordinary. csc. Futures closed easy kaist'
1876 500 bales; September nominal; oe1
Der. 81 IS; November, E8; December NS
January, $sG; February, Sb; March,
1924: April. 1913: May, $50.
NEW ORLEANS. La, SEPTEMBER %,
Futures-Steady; sales, 100 bales. Sep'
tenber. N.g: october, H.s; November
S.5s; December. SIS; January. A,ls, reo'
ruary, s7.s6; March. S.s4; April, Huz' MAY
$50. - ,nupro