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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Total. E. E. :. :. " ~ ~

Auction offerings on change FOR the
month OF August 1898, $50 packages anu M
II taken I'm. Highest, so; lowest sZ'~'
average. S647.
Private sales for the month of August;
Wrappers, lis; filters. 322; cutters iVs'
smokers, l42; darks, rs; scrap, 3; hurley
/; stems, As; Tugs. Ill. Total. 1.o2O hhds'
against 1929 hhds last month.
Mr.. Carl Stroh, OF Onenbach, Gerinahy'
was on change to-day.
Mr.. ]. Moser, OF Cincinnati, tobaceo tag
manufacturer. Is visiting the trade TO-
day.
Mr.. yirRinlus Johnson has returned
from Rock Alum Springs much inproFeu
in health, while Mr.. w. 7. Yarbrougn
Is also rapidly regaining his health al
the same resort
Bushes very dull again to-day. INC
months sales shows a large iaiilhs OF.
from last month. not being quite hait OF
the July sales. Prices have held up
well throughout the month on all grades
Receipts and deliveries have been ex-
tremely light especially the latter
Dayenport's ware house had Its first sale
Of the season to-day, but only smai'
one. They. however, promise a large SAFE
OF old tomorrow, consisting OF some very
good stock.
Davis & Gregory also had a sale 10,
day. OF both old and new. which sold
at full values.
The trade Is glad to know that the
revenue ONCE will be removed to Rich
raond under Mr.. Ryan.
Mr.. Louis de Ferney. Of Crewc, Not.
toway county. Virginia. writes August
s0th. 60 Mr.. W. y. Dlhreli ~ follows:
am vesy sorry 70 ~ that the prospect!
OF me tobacco crops. which 80 fax Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL

At BOSTON, ?
chicago ...........0 0 0 "
Base hits-Boston. IL; Chicago g. Er-
rors-Boston, /; Chicago batteries
SWEETS and Merritt; Abbey ana hi'-
tredge
Nc,,, work. .S % 2 0 l -
:, Louis .....lO 0 0 p
Hase hits-New York. L; ST. Louis, ..
Errors-New York. 2; ST. Louis }. Bat,
,eries-Russie and Milligan: Ciarksoh anu
Peitz.
Nsw YORK ....o2 200 . -
81 Louis ........0 0 / y
Rase hits-New York. 10; 81. Louis, o.
Errors-New York. 2; ~. Louis = Bat,
teries-German and Wilson; HawNy anu
PETE.
u,,ttda,nhia II O0l -
pi,,shnrs NO 90 9 o o.
Rase hlts-phladelphia, 8; Pittsourg, o.
Errors philadelphia. 0; Pittsourg a. sat
teries-E:hret and Earle; Garsey ana ee'
ments.
At Baltimore n =,
psIt,r,ore .....2l 3 vi
cleveland .....0
Base hits-Baltimcre. Il; Cleveland; ~
observation-disclosures. 4; CleVc'anl; .. 30
teries-Mullane and Robinson; virtue anu
O'Connor.
At Washington o.,
Washington ...... >
Cincinnati ."....O "A.
Basa hits-washington. 9: Cincinnatl, w.
rrors-Washington, /; Cincinnati l. bae-
teries--Maul and MCGUIRE; Dwyer. Waugh
and and Murphy.
Al Brooklyn 9
Ia,,isyills fOi 900 o. .
Base hlts--fSrooklyn. 70; Louisvihs, .
Errors-Brooklyn. 3; Louisville z oa',
terles--Daub and Daley; Aenetee anu
Weaver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01

been very good. have been destroyed ~
the terrible wind and rain storm. wh'en
we had for over twenty-four hours on
Monday and part OF Tuesday The wIhu
was SO terrific that IN some places IL ,ore
the tobacco leaves all to pieces anu pew
down TO the ground great many pian,u,s
/ am sorry that in this section Una, iuny
ore-half OF the crop "a entirely ruined ana
to.t know thai my CROP which was
very fine. leaves being very large anu anu
very heavy. Ia certainly over one-hal,
gone. the best tobacco having suffered
the most. II Is great blow 10 ,he
farmers. as they did not need such uls.
aster this year. when money Is so scar. -
and times so hard. The corn crop y
also very much injured. and the washihs
OF fields has been terrific.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Election OF OFFICERS.
Cholera Ia England.
nv emilia IN the nispAtch.

LONDON, Aug. 91.-The epidemic in the
Lincolnshire seaport. Grimsby, hos been
declared officially to be Asiatic cholera,
after having been called a 'choleraic dis:
ease" for many days. The last victim of
the disease was woman, who died last
Tuesday. Several other cases before hers
had ended fatally. The authorities of
Grimsby believe that the cholera was
brought to the city by immigrants from
the infected ports. Antwerp and Rotter-
dam. Yesterday seaman died from
cholera aboard a Grimsby steamer IN the
harbor of Stromness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Mean temperature. .........73I
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. Aug. U.-Speculation at
the stock Exchange was lens active to-
day and the market lacked the strength
which was such prominent Characters
tic OF Yesterdays operations. This was
mainly due to the absence OF outside buy
ing orders. which were so plentiful yes
terday
The first sensation OF the day was
n sudden break I'm Dstilllng and Cattle
Feeding under a perfect avalanche or
stock The price broke 3 &c TO ~ &c.
Various theories were advanced TO ac-
count for the drop. II was reported
from Chicago that the company was In
financial difficulties once more and that
special meeting OF the directors had
been called for Monday next TO devise
some means to secure funds. These ru-
mors we're subsequently denied. but the
break hurt the whole market for time.
The pressure to sell was by no means
heavy outside OF whiskeys.
Towards / O'Clock the active issues
were IN better demand, and general
recovery followed, with American sugar
In the lead The market then drifted
into dullness. In the last hour however
ever. there was an increase in the volume
Of business, and prices dropped all
along the line. General Electric
4s.c. Sugar, SIC: Western Union. nc;
Louisville and Nashville. nc. and the
other leading stocks y to L per cent.
Tho market was affected by reports
| from Washington that the silver men
| had gained a victory in the House
through an amendment of the rules
permitting the committee on coinage
weights and measures to introduce BINS
| at will. 1t was argued that as Bland Is
| chairman of the committee and the sill
yer men are in the majority. the struggle
! over silver would be renewed at an early
| day.
Louisville and Nashville was weak on
! talk about the strike, while Union Pa
| cihc was strengthened by the formation
| Of n syndicate to extend the company''
| sinking fund bonds maturing tomorrow
| Near the close there was rally OF Z
10 Nc and the market left OF steady
| The sales OF stocks was 10000 shares Of
| with 1900 were whiskey, and 5000 un
| listed.
sub-treasury balances: Coin, Sl,0Ol.'
| 900; currency. s1G60,oO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01

state OF Thermometer:
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WILL CELEBRATE GeRMAN-DAY.
An Outline Of the Progrnmme-Two Meets
| inCs Held List Night.

An Outline Of the Progrhmme-Two Meet
incs Held List Night.
The Germnn-American citizens of Rich
mond will have a splendid celebration on
the 18th dav of September. and they have
already begun 10 make extensive prepara-
tions for the occasion.
Last night the German American Asso-
citation held a well-sttended meeting at
Sanger Hall, and arranged the programme
for the day.
The celebration will commence at 10
o'clock in the morning with parade by
the Young Mems Association, and this will
be followed by grand picnic at the expo
sition grounds. A series OF childrens games
have been arranged for, and the little ones
will have royal good time. The senior
organization. at the meeting last night,
decided TO engage the chOirs OF ~. Mary's
and St. Johns churches TO render musi-
cal programme.
Professor Mutter and chorus OF siItv
or seventy children will assist IN THIS lea
ture. &C.,,
The address of welcome will be delivered
bv Mr.. A. Won Rosenegk, the president OF
the German American ASSOCIATION. and this
will be followed by speech from Mt.
Henry G.. Miller. who will speak on the
aims and purposes of the organization. Az
night there will be ball.
The committees will perfect the entire
programme for the celebration IN about
two weeks.
TIE YOUNG MEN MEET, 100.
The You Nc Mems German American
Association also held meeting last.nlght.
and transacted considerable amount OF
business, They elected Mr.. VIM. II. Iim-
mermann, Jr., as the chief marshal Of their
parade.
Mr.. Jno. C.. Seibert, the retiring presi-
dent. submitted an interesting report, in
which he urged the members to take more
interest in the affairs Of the association
and to foster every object that did honor
TO the "Fatherland." He strongly advo-
Gated the establishment OF gymnasium
| bv the Young German-American citizens.
Mr.. Selbert positively declined reelection.
or any honorary Office within the gift OF
his friends.
Election OF OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected By
| the Association: Vim. II. Zimmerman,
| Jr., president: A. L. Strauss, first vice
| president: Chas. Harra, second ylce-presi'
| dent Henry Flegenheimer. secretary;
| Chas DIETRICH, financial secretary; Henry
| G. Schott, treasurer. Board OF Directors
Aug. Bergheimer, Jno. G. SiebeIt. Henry
| Bromm, WIN. Wolff, Aug. Dletz, VIM.
| Rupp. Committee to Assist Senior Or
eaniZation-Cha Harra, w. Nj. Schmidt
+. Mattern. Committee of Arrangement
w. Zimmerman, A.. L. Straus. VIM. WOLF
II. Flegenheimer. Aug. Dletz.
The next meeting of the Young Ger
man Americans will be held next Tues
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. $:-Four' week, week,
bur unchanged. Wheat declined 4sq12c
carly, but reacted and advanced, CLOSING Sir'
&c above yesterday: cash, % Sc g.. 1ep'
TENDER. closing GO nc; October % Mc,
Corn. weak and off early but Iohoweu
wheat later, and closed better I,,a,l
Yesterday; cash, "a nc; September, CLOS,
ing. "a &c; October "a %c. oats, low,
cash, 2ic; September, . &c; ocIoper'
q Xc. Rye. lower at 4lnE nc p G1da
strong and active at 6$ao4c, h'a a,o,hv.
track. Hay. very dull :ol, LOT 90 I Vvhisity
:, - Raging quiet. Iron. cotton ties'
e5c5ss, 90 provisions firm at previous
quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
CClCttLp P. ". HINTON DEAD.
Another Gallant Confederate Answers His
las E1If-Cali-Totai wreck.


NrH,H-.c.1. Va. August 9l.-Colonel
J. 81. il..t.a, who has resided tor num-
Pep ...r, w.ta Dr. T.. q. Booth Mt Car
'.t- .r.v.. Jtci there At 10 o'clock last
i..'..t. suddenly If heart failure. The
tH- Do h.s N5th year. and IN ms long
.'- BIS ....u disposition bad drawn 10
." us., warm personal friends, not only
estate lLt IN Texas, where he resided
.lur and served under General
.--.i.fvaliei ina, officer was IN command
N'.e U.ur.meut oi Texas. Deceased had
.... 'arg health for some time, but
N.-..,.l for one or two DAYS. lie died
.. ..l u.s. kind and devoted friends,
-.te lm every attention IN his last
,. Dor. remains were brought here
y. .'.rr,l Tins evening with Masonic
;a- .ot belonging TO Magruier-
-"e.. ,.ap .u Cedar Grove cemeiGry.
iEEsOSAL.
III . Robert If. Power. from Newport
N- H.'a Gs sYu Rev. Fred Power, from
'.a. l- mere today.
- i,.aari Cralle from Washington
~4IIe Vaughan of Norfolk Is at
ll.,.l and Mr.. G. ID. Jordan. Of
N'..t. o., a. the Sherweli residence, Pal
Ar..
~. f..t White Wings. which was anch-
'.-.1 b ue'. Mil. ia James river, was
wrecked IN the late storm, and
asI Up On the beach. She IS a
ga. ..s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01

VNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
Il Take notice that the undersigned who has
duly qualified as administering OF Is. Is. OHAh
otherwise BENJAMIN X. DRAM. deceased, un-
der tho laws OF the safe OF New Jersey, IN which
state, at Rockaway, sail deceient WAS don-
cIlei az the date Of hls desth, Will, no personal
representative having qualifled upon the estate
o. the said deceient within the State Ut Virginia.
move under section 2627 OF tho Code OF Virginia
the Circuit Court OF Richmond city on MONDAY,
tho Both day VI October 1893. 10 direct tho trant
fer 20 such person OF persons AZ the undersigned
may direct 40 SHARES OF The CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE VIRGINIA STATE IN
sURANCE COMPANY. a corporation created by
the state OF Virginia, standing IA tho name Of
her said decedent on tue books of said corpora
ton (which BOOKS arc kept st It's principal ONCE
ia said city OF RichmOnd) and represented by
Certificate No. 21J. dated May 20, 1874 In the
name OF her said d@codsnt; and likewise OF 81
SHARES OF TIE CAPITAL STOCK OF TIE
STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA, a corporation
created BY ths state % Virginia. standing Ia tho
nAme CT her said dscedent on tho BOOKS OF SAID
bank (which books are kept at les principal Of
Ace In the said city OF Richmondl and repre-
scented By the following certificates In tho nsme
OF her SAID decefsnt-yiL; No. 2D4 for 10
shares; No. 800 for 10 shares; No, 33g for
| shares: No 34I for shares; No AIT for L
snare, and No. $50 for i share.
CoRNETIA A. OMAN.
Adn1inistratrix OF Benjamin Is. Dram. deceased.
BY CoKx 8 PiCxRELL, Her attorneys
Gu Ii-FH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
,-A1,A1- srnRE MARKET.

UILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. Sl-Rosln
steady: strained, 75c; good strained. @c.
Turpcntine firm at 2ic, bid. Tar iirin d at
eoc Crude turpentlne steady hard WV
soft and virgin. N.iO. c,-,.
sAVANNAH. GA. Aug. Sl.-Splrits tur-
nentine. 24c. Very little business on ac-
count OF the effects OF the storm hoslil
nothing doing, but prices firm IL ne"
stock could be offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
=H -----~aNlE
MARRIAGES.

BYRNE-GRANTLAND-Married Avg: q
at 9 O'clock p. M, at the residence of the
brides sister. Mrs. b. J. Mahoney. the
Rev. Father Donahoe officiating. Miss
FLORENCE BYRNE to Mr.. w. @. GRANT
LAND, both of Richmond.
CAMPBELL-JOHNS0N---At the bride:
residence, August 26th. by. Rev. p; A.
Peterson, ID. d.. HENRY A. CAMPBELL
of Portsmouth, Va. and Miss GRACE
BENNIE J JOHNSON. Of Richmond, daugh
ter of Silas l.. Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Harrison Goes West.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

ISpHCIHI IoIUsIH''I 20 ''0 I7''V'77"'I
CAPE MAY. n. j., Aug. Sl.-Gen. Harri-;
son. accompanied by Mrs. Dimmick and
Mrs. Parker. left Cape MAY Point TINS
morning for Indianapolis. The ex,Presi
dents departure was fastened bv the ma
tionaI ehcampment of the Grand Army oI
the Republic. at which he is expected t
make ON address He goes away in exec.
lent health, after q quiet summer. spent a.
his cottage. which is now closed for the
season. The party will stop in Phlladel
phia for few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Cholera In Holland.

IVY ttItkfapH 10 VHV UIHV"tVu'I
AMSTERDAM. August 31.-Nine fresh cases
of cholera and Ave deaths were reported
in Leerdam Yesterday. The Dutch Amerl-
can Steamship Co. has notified its agents
that all emigrants before embarking must
remain five DAYS under observation of the
American physician: IN the company hos
pital. Emigrants will not be allowed TO
come or GO at pleasure, but obliged TO
sleep and eat in the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. n.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat firm. No. red, spot.
sG4e6isc; August and September, 65q66l4c;
October. 6Sd6sbc. Steamer No. red,
62Xa63c. Milling wheat. by sample.
65q66lhc. Corn easy. Spot. 46Eg4Ic;
September. 447S%45Ac; october, i5lzq45%c.
White corn, by sample, soc; yellow corn.
by sample. soc. Oats Inactive; No. 2.
white western, 33i1Q34c; No. mixed
western, 50QAiac. Rye dull; No. 2,5l9
SIC. Hay quiet. good to choice timothy.
H4I15. Grain frelghts steady and UNI
changed. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter firm; creamery. fancy, $50
25hc. Eggs. Is C and steady. Cof-
fee steady; Rio cargoes, fair. lee; No. Z.
l64c. Sugar strong; granulated, SIC.
Whiskey firm at sli9Q1.D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
The Astoria Abandoned.

TSpcclnI ItIbgTHuI 10 I IIh UI5TAIVH'I
BALTIMORE, Aug. 31.-The steamship De-
catur III. Miller arrived in port this morn
ing with the shipwrecked crew of the
British ship Astoria. Tuesday morning,
twenty-six miles north of Hunting Island,
the Astoria was sighted with distress sig
mails fying. The vessel was en- route from
Pensacola to Antwerp. loaded W tn yellow
pine. Capt. Faulkner, his wife, and the
crew of twenty persons were taken on ana
the Astoria was abandoned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
The Oneida ut Greenwich.
,nr telsrrsnh % the pIspa,ch.

Yacht Oneida. with the President and his
family on board, anchored OF Captains
island late last night. Mr.. e. G. Benedict,
owner OF the Oneida. who came with. the
party from Buzzard's Bay, came ashore
early this morning and was driven TO his
residence, about a mile and half distant.
1t is believed that the Oneida will sail FOL
New York this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 91.-Judge Marshall
J. Clarke to-day rendered decision re-
leasing stephen A. Ryan from custody.
This IL an end of the famous contempt
case. Ryan failed and was sent to Jail tor
contempt. this consisting in his failure 70
nav into court certain money which ne
was declared TO have IN his possession; tie
denied that hehad the amount specified, OF,
injeed. any money except that which was
Turned over to tho receiver. The fight has
been long one. The litigation tegan
NAV 20. 1891. For thirteen months Ryan
was IN Jail for contempt. The assets OF
his firm. which failed. have gone to pay
the costs of litigation. and the creditors
get nothing. Ryan Is now Tree man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Lec,urs-Des sh of Mrs. Cook.

NVrfesPOnuvuCv u '1lo -
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August Sl.-
series Of lectures at Rose-Hill chapel on
1.-The Land of Palestine"
Mrs. Fred Cook died last night at her
residence, in this city. She and her hus-
band had been residents Of this city for
only about SIX months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
To Teach In M.nehs.ter.

Tho Manchester School Board met is q
NIGHT and concluded its elections OF tsacn.
ers Tor the ensuing year. Miss Anhis
Clark was added soa 70 the sn foloWlng coored
,aschers were selected, J. II. Blackwell.
principal; ID. q. Moon. 9. ". Moon, Mary
Washineiop. Amanda johnson, Lslis john
son. Ida IA. Bings. and Clifford Winfres'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
The Pistol Dropped.

A countrvman. while selling nice fresh
Vegetables in the First Market Yesterday
morning. hung his coat on the side OF bis
cart. In the pocket of the garment was a
pissol, and by some means tie coat fell to
the ground, causing tue weapon to explode.
Fortunately no one was hurt. About two
months ago somewhat similar accident
occurred. which resulted in the killing OF
Young Waymack, OF Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
cn,,.nc, for New Yorl Exchange.

The financial situation in Richmond l,
growing better every day. All OF the banks
Of the city afelwilling for the present TO give
their customers currency tor new lorh
Exchange. 1t is decided improvement
and an evidence that there 10 no longer
premium on currency,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
THE NEW SECRETARY INSTALLED.
Dr. wniingbam Tstes Charge OF the
foye,rn m,sston Board-The Prssidsas.

The Board of Foreign Missions held a
meeting Al o'clock yesterday afternoon.
While great deal of routine work was
done tho interest Of the board conferred
in the presence OF the new secretary. DIR.
Willlnqham. lie was formally indicted
into the Office. and frcm this time stands AZ
the representative OF itsexoeutive mansge-
ment.
Rev. Mr.. Hutson has been the president
OF the board during DR.. II. II. Harris's IN.
cumbepcy Of the corresponding secretary
ship. lie resigned the place which he has
filled 30 we'll and DIR. Harris was unani-
mously reelected the president OF the
board. Tho meeting OF the board was
protraoted and laborious and they i'd
journed at late hour.
Ii II agreed on oil sides that Prof. Har-
ris's administration has been very
thorough and able one, and the board sx.
pressed its great qualification.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
AInxt Ha Mat SatnrdaY.

Next Monday will be Labor-Day. and
will be observed in fitting manner. The
General Assembly has made this anniyer-
sary a legal holiday, and paper maturing
on that day will be due and payable on
Saturday, September I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
LuliLr>r rLANs FRUSTRATED.
ADMIRAL Nkerreit Essdd to Assist tho
ooSernment az Honolulu.
.hrte.erraph to the Dispatch.

~ "-'EIaIH 20 VIZ UIhV"F-u'I
N.N fANcIsC0. August 81 The steamer
r'.. .uu arrived from Sidney via
.-.l, brings news from the latter
t Hi d conspiracy of rOyalists having
arranged 10 restore the queen on the
'- ol lurg the city. dynamiting the
.-.'. ~, aud then in the panic rushing
- '-I capturing the government build
l.e government was apprised Of the
ava Admiral Skerrett prepared TO
--i a-s forces and assist ia maintaining
ci..f
l.s frustrated the plans Of the copspir-
Who had enlisted 800 natives as
lof' tof the plsu. and had told them
10y tae United States forces would help
-. public alarm was created at the time,
az al continues quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. Aug. Sl.-Flour IN
moderate demand. Wheat steady; No.
red. Sc. Corn frIner; mixed, Al l-Zc'
oats frmer. Rye steady; No. 2, 80 S-4c
pork firm a $3.50. Lard duh N.do
Bulk meats quiet % S'9g9. baco on
stedy a Sl0.75Gll. Whiskey quiet g||--.
butter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs firm %
Il 1-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
CHICAGo MARKED.

CHICAGO, Aug. si.-whcat bulged &c
a bushel in just one hour to-day. The
market closed firm at top prices. ordi-
narily ON the eve OF delivery day. with
lsoOo,o00 bushels Of wheat In store. soina
belated longs might be expected 10 Be
pressing September what for sale 70 avoid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Georgia Judge Resigns

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. sl.--Judge Marshall
Clarke. Judge Of the Superior Court of this
circuit. to-day rendered hi, resignation.
He is one of the foremost judges IN Geor-
gis, having presided over this circuit Tor
eight years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
NEW. YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. S1.-Coton easy; up
lands 7Sc; Orleans. 77sc. Sales, 7OSr
bales. Good ordinary, SIC; low middling
I s-l6c Futures closed barely steady
Sales, l72.2oo bales. September 1872; Oc'
tober, 7.56; November. 1853; Decmbr. 7.79
January, 7s9; Februtry, 7s7; March,
3.O6; April, Sis; May, S2L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Welsh strike coliap,e..

IBy cable TO The Dspatch.l
LONDON, ESo.. August 81. More than
NV thousand miners resumed work In
'ygtu wales today. This means practl-
NJ the collapse OF the strike Ia South
wales and Monmoutbshife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Federal Treasury Dsf,e,,.

by Telegraph to the Dispstch.l
"NhSoroS, ID. c., Angus, There is
indication that d deficit In the
l.''d States treasury OF fifty million
arr vii! exist az the end Of the fiscal
,.N, June 5Oth. 1894, unless some measures
a. taken 10 avert II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
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RICHMOND, August 1-Onerinss-
Sales-wheat, 900 bushels.
Wheat 200 bushels; corn, mixed ~" pusn-
els. .,.,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wheat, VVHooo
mixed. 6OQ65c: Shortberry, Iolooc' no
red. Glc; white corn. prime Nirglnis oas
lots. a9c. No. white corn 4sqi9 No.
mixed. 47d49c: winter oats for seed. 500
zoe: No. , mixed oats. 3ii!g32c; No.
mixed oats. 3OT3ic: rye. 52Qj7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Lynching for Canss.

IoUIsvILLg, KY. Aug. 31.--A dispatch
from Hopkinsvlle SAYS it is rumored thas
Judge McNeal the negro who entered the
room of two ladies at night in Trig county
with criminal intent, was taken from the
Jail at CaJIz, Tuesday night and lynched
by mob.