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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. ls:-There WaaSs
not much doing In the wheat ma ;.I, ~
to-day. Trading was conrlhel all'ioot
entirely 70 the local crowd, tuhhS 1a,.S
and uninterestng. the range Tor the Gay
baina limited 10 lac Wheat opened
steady and practically featureless. To-
wards the close the traders became pun pun
ish. and on light offerings ana Sood Duy-
ing by prominent commission houses.
the market hrmed up, closing az ABOUT
the top price OF the day. In sympathy
with the strength In corn. Decelnpet
wheat opened at @'sc., sQld oel w..
ST., t564kc. and jGSu56c.. closing NJ D6Nc,
5slm18isc. and 5Isn06c., closing at o0s
Q55i,c., Ls1pl,c. higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was quiet. Prices were I'M
changed.
Corn opened steady on lighter receipts
than Yesterday, but weakened later on
the impression that the estimated receipts
for tomorrow would be large. At the
decline the market was held steady on
fair buying by the country When the
light estimated receipts for tomorrow
We're posted. the market quickly rallied
on good buying by the country ana COW
ering by local shorts. The close was
firm at about the top price of the day
Nav opened at h3l5QH3Asc. sold between
54lsc I9c. higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was quiet Prices were unchanged
oats were quiet. ana prices through
ont the entire session held about steady
The disposition 10 trade either way Was
limited and few sales were effected
II closed firm. in sympathy with the
strength in corn. May closed UNCHANGED
from yesterday Cash oats We're iair
Prices we're "A little easier.
Provisions were dun me market
ruled rather firm during the greater
portion OF the day. and prices for All
the leading speculative articles averaged
higher, closing at about the top figures
OF the day In sympathy with the strength
ha ~ ma gaf
closed l5c. higher, January lard BE-. high
er, and January ribs 7lac. higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept ls.-tlour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat easy; No . red spot and Septein-
Der, 5ised5is,c.; October j5445jhc.; De
cember. 5tkW5i'ac.; May, dii4c. asked !;
steamer No. 2 red, 52q52Ac.; milling
wheat, by sample, 5yq55i2c.
corn steady; mixed spot and report
DOC. bid; year 5ii9c asked; southern
white and yellow corn, UOc.
oats steady; No. white, western
35q354c. No. mixed, western 539%5lgc
bushels.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy
s12,5Oql 1890.
Grain freights dun and unchanged.
Other articles unchanged
Bonds-Vlrginia Century ~ bid; Bal
timore and ohio stocks, 7gplIla; North
ern Central. Gols asked; Baltimore ana
Ohio Southwestern hrsts, lVt4 lO9; do.
second Incomes, ~ asked; do. third IN
comes. ga asked Consolidated Gas bonds,
ll0l. bid; do. stocks. 6I4s06"s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

The board OF directors OF the Male ors
phan Asylum held pTotraeted meeting
YESTERDAY afternoon In the directors room
~ the State Bank for the purpose %
eieotlng a teacher for ths asylum 20
SoIlov,ing members OF toe board were
present: Or. ", w IpsrSsy RTei pIsas.
ms MS James Gordon. Frank II, Me-
Suire y. IL. Bosher. Henry Huissyi
George w. Anderson. Thomas J. TODD
and Thomas l.. Airrlend.
There were about forty applications TOT
the position before the hoard. yhlch were
ali carefully ca nsidered, and most OF
hem we're very strongly endorsed. the
beard nnally assided g e Msaso ssr w sss
~ ,au.ht school for some time In
Louisa county, and Is a gentleman OF
considerable experience In his profession.
and a thorough discipllnarian.
MIR Henson is the father OF pr, James
" Henson OF this city .
The salary OF the position Is fao =
year. with tres station. Including hossd
washing. etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
PORT or WEST POINT. Sept. Is, 1871
ARRINE ED


LEVER. Died, at her residence, 81
north seventeenth street, at 2:3O l.. NJ.
to-day, Mrs. MARY Il. LEVER; aged
nfly-One years .......,
Funeral at 2.3O =. NJ. WEDNESDAY.
CLINE.-Died. at $40 4. NJ Tuesday.
September Is, 1924. AZ his residence, No.
as Washington street after .ong ana
severe Illness. which he bore with pa.
thence and perfect resignation, EDW ARD
j. CLINE. a native Of Augusta, Ca. In
the hfty-fourth year OF his age. he
leaves a devoted wife and seven children
60 mourn his death
Funeral from 81. Peters Cathedral
THURSDAY MORNING september 10Th,
at 1O O'Clock Friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 20 attend,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

RICHMOND. VA, Sept. il, iSOL
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change by Mr.. George A. Haynes to-
day, =. packages OF sun-cured topacdos-
one package w. l.. BlantOn * Brother.
No. 40 SOLD at SZ.SV. one C.. ii. Kent *
Co, NO. lS3) at $40, one (W. q. Dihard
* Brother, No. \. 40 pounds at 400, ons
CIV. c. Dhlar1 * Brother, No. I, 80
pounds at $40. one &c. IA. Kent K CO.,
No. ~, 80 pounds at So. one O.. IL. Kent
Co, No. ~ at SisO one (G. IA. Kent u
Co.. No. -. 40 pounds) taken in at sS'ap,
one CO. H. Kent * Co. No. 1881 sold az
$3.50, one c.. II. Kent x Co, NO. 80 az
$500. one c.. II. Kent Il Co. No. III, 5o
pounds at @.Ni2, one &c. ii: Kent
Co., No. 2'D at 800, one ca. IL. Kent *
Co. No. -Vl $50 pounds) at $500, one 20
IL. Kent n Co., No. 1879 taken IN al Wow.
one (G. n. Kent * Co. No lN) sold az
$40, one &C. "A. kent & Co., NO. 20, at
$500. one &C.. n. kent ~ Co. No. w
taken In at 500 one CIV l.. Bianton *
Brother. No iW sold at s., one CIV. IL.
Blanton u Brother. No. lo) taken In at
$IS0, one (W. l.. Blanton N Brother, 10
i3) at $50, one O.. II. kent 20, IA 20,
1871 at -. one tM. l.. BeaNey' NO. -
sold at -. one O.. NJ Beazley No. u az
$3.50. one 60. Il. Beazley, No. % AT ~
one 81. ~. Payne. No. - taken III az 90
one %. \. Mhiuock, No. u sofa az ss,vv,
one ~ T.. T.. No. >. outside OF lisp taken
in at s.. one CIV. l.. Blanton x bro'he''
No. 80 sold at $40.
Private sales reported TO the secretsS
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to.ahy'
Wrappers, hogsheads; nllers, - cutteis,
>: smokers !; burleys, 4; lear uarhp -
lugs dark. II. Total, 10 hOBsheads-
the tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Bright. " hogsheads, darn,
hogsheads and 10 uerces. keinspectlons-
bright. So hogsheads; dark, hosrheauS
and tierces. ,,...,,
Myers. Seabrooke's. Meals, DaVen-
port's. Crenshaw's. Shockoe. Aleghany'
and Shelburne's tobacco warehouses re-
mort to-day: Receipts, 70 packages ne-
iiveries, ia packages.
United states internal revenue coffee
tions for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. S,55l~, pug
tobaccos. S2.l12i2. Total, s5.03j =
A right good sale at the southern
tobacco warehouse to-day ana prices very
satisfactory for desirable tobaccos.
very good sale az Shelburne ware
house to-day, and one of the finest breaks
of the season, consisting OF white Eastern
North Carolina wrappers. for tomorrow.
4 fine break OF tObaccos from Eastern
North Carolina al the "Stonewau ware
house to-day. Another hne break Tor w.
morrow. ,..,.,.. ,o.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange 10.
day: a.. H. Kent Fiuvanna county, Va
W l.. Blanton. Caroline county, Va w
q. billiard. Partlow's Va; George l. NC
Carly Lynchburg va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
An Evening Win Johnnie Reb."

Despite the Indictment weather last nighl
quite gratifying audience gathered al
Groye-Avenue Baptist church 70 hear
Judge r. r. Farrar Gohnnie Rebl iec-
duced by Hon. H. X. Pollard, announce
As his subject Light aud Sh idowsi or
The story of q Life" lie spoke aoQqt
one hour, during which time he KEPT hhiis
hearers convulsed with laughter ~ ms
humor and Wit. or touced taeir hearts
with delicate strokes of pathoS. me zee.
turer was heartily applauded at Iteluent
intervals, and there was no lueS.iV" 10
course. which was as Interesting as 1t
was AMUSING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
A nv ELI MEETING.
Germania Lodge No. 10, X. Of F., Discusses
the Action Of TIA" supreme Lodge.

Germania Lodge. No 10, K OF T.. held
a four hours session last night and
the discussion at times was very lively
The question under discussion was the
recent action OF the supreme Lodge OF the
order, deciding that the German rituals
granted 10 the various German lodges in
this country when they We're chartered
should De substituted by the one IN the
l1Slish language. Supreme Chancellor
Blackwell was handled without gloves.
but no definite action was decided upon.
This being The twenty-fourth anniver-
sary OF the lodge. the members after
Mr. William II. Zimmermann Jr., had
prepared for them u tempting supper
number OF speeches were made by the
Officers and others. and IL was midnight
before the gathering dispersed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Richmond: Maria W. Gautts' heirs. 10
+. stern, one-half interest in % feet on
me north side Of Main street between
Fifteenth and Shockoe creek. 81 500; ~
O. Paine 10 r. Stern. interest I'm % feet
on the north side OF Main street. be-
tween Fifteenth and Shockoe creek.
$1,000, William W. Terrett and others
20 \ H. Terrett interest I'm % feet on
the north side Of Main street between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth. So; Elizabeth
G. Tcrrett's heirs 10 +, Stern, one-half
interest in twenty feet on the North side
of Main street.. between Fifteenth and
Shockoe creek, 81 $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

MessrS. W. G. Yarbrough. l.. ;. Macon,
and Edward a, SeparS' , p 'o;ii, -, ;
St Andrew. have been , elected d,, deiesates
which meets in Washington October nth
to 18th -.,..e. ....,
81 Iobn;s Chapter i'm the brick school
bouen corner Twenty-third and Grace
streets next Frida( night at $50 O'Clock
Xii men are cordially invited 10 attend
opd become members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept ia-Flour duii;
patent, s2i5a20, fancy, s2.u8&. 10;
choice, si.7Jal.0.
Wheat firm; September 50c.; Decem-
Der. a3c May. 6SA<c.
Corn higher September, 5si4c.; Decem-
her JDl.e; May, Disc.
oats frm but quiet: September. 2lAc.;
October, SlAc.; May. 864c.
Standard mess. sl450; on orders,
$3.50 49,, $500,
Lard-Prlme steam, ss.S7ls; choice. $3.50.
Dry sailed Shoulders. 81. 12ls /;
longs and clear ribs. SIS; shorts, ssoa.
Bacon Boxed shoulders, sI.I5; longs.
s.. 62lz; clear ribs. ss.62i3ga 40, shorts,
Ss.sTL.
High wines firm at -Sl.33.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
THE GIANTS WIN TWO.
RUSIE WON TIE FIRST BY A HOME
RUN WITH TWO ON BASES.


CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. lS.-New York
defeated Chicago In two closely con
tested games to-day. ltusie won the
first by home run over the left-held
fence in the seventh inning, with two
ont and two men on bases. Both pitch
ers did splendid work and were well
suuported. with the exception OF bad
errors by Dahlen and Fuller In the
eccnnd came Clark. who pitched Tor New
York was hit very hard and was sue
cooled by Meekin in the fifth inning.
Griffith was hatted at critical moments
and the Giants were AIDED by wretched
G.iding The game was called on ac-
~oi,nt ~ darkness in the sixth inning.
Attendance. o.u5V' - II 1,
CFirst gaine)' noooo,oooS -
Chicago .......-.....V y
New YORK Terry; Terry - and SERVER; Rusie
and Farrell y u !.
Second eame)' oootoc ~
Chicago .i.........''.'.'''....43 IS 90 il .
~ gstfaries Crinith and Schriver; Clarke,
Meekin and fariei'
,r.FURG. s: baltimore. 10.
pTT-rsDr-RG PA. Sept 1S-The Pitts
burss and Baltimores were unable -
NAV the Two games scheduled for this
afternoon. heavy ralnIal lecessl
tated calling the contest az the e i,
OF the sixth inning Of the Hrst game
Gunbert retired al the end 81 TWO III
nlngs. after seven runs had been MADE
off him. The visitors secured ther
seven runs I'm two singles, two doubles,
tbree trinles. three bases on balls and
an error COlcOlOugh succeeded Gumbett'
but was almost "a fully vulnerable. Inc
contest Was devoid Of interest Atten-
dance. 500 Score; =, ~
G'rst game): *. ~, -;
P PitiiS"5E ' ... I $3.50 & &
batteries: Gumbert, Colcolousn ana
Weaver, Gleason and ozark; ,.....,..,.,, an,
ri. It.fF
Baltimore was postponed on account Vi
rain.
CINCINNATI. 4: PHILADELPHIA. 10,
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. lS.-The Phil
adelphia team defeated the Reds IN
DRILLING rain Taylor was very eitec-
five while Fisher was easy. Massey
made his debut as Red-ieg and showed
up well. Attendance, so. -
OFirst game. a. -, l.,
Cincinnati .........2 GA 90 90 / = =
Pbihdclphia ...IO20 0O22 80 10 ;
Battcries: Fisher and Merritt; Taylor
ana clements.
The second game between the Cincin,,
natl and Phlladelphia clubs was deelaIeu
OF on account Of bad grounds.
LOUSY LIS. & WASHINGTON, Q.
LOUISVILLE, KY, sept. l8.-Wads5-
worth's widuesB was PRINCIPALLY RESPONSE
bic for LOuisvilcs defeat by Washington
to-day. The only feature was home
run by Joyce. the longest ever made on
these grounds. Darkness ended the play
after eight innings. Attendance loA
Score.
Louisville mountaineering ?
batteries: Wadsworth and Lake; Mer-
Ger and Dugdale Called-darkness.
Bo-roN, {: ST. LOUIS. 3.
ST LOUIS. Sept 1S.-rhe Bostons
lost their second game i'm succession to-
day in the ninth inning. ON an error by
Lowe. Attendance, 1900.
St Louis ...........OO 40OO1-5 3
Boston .............2 o q - 10 /
Batteries: Breitcnstein and Twineham;
StiVetts and Camel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept ls.cotton quiet
,s.. Futures closed steady; septem-
Der. s47; October. 144; November. 6ts;
December. 49,; January. d5s; February.
a.e4: March. o.69; April. 6Is May, ISL
reeeints. 6i72 bales; exports 20 Great
britain, GJ bales; forwarded. 2,DI bales;
sales, $50 bales; spinners. fV paies;
stock, ss,DeT bales.
lures steady; sales, @,soo bales; septem-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
An.an, Iilr STONE Gap.

BIG STONE GAP, Va sept. EISpe-
y@ Mr. Pste ho Kfa a ss 9Ss
prtetor OF uie,monia His remains We're
week ., ., rpwInch Station, his old home. for
interment. ,.,.srs and many of the
other citizens Of ,hs 'o county cS oart and ap
s ,Ir. u,sd sonrs are both In session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. IL, iS'i
Onerings-W heat. 1878 bushels; corn
(white), rs bushels oats. 400" bushels;
rye. go bushels.
Sales-N neat. Isis bushels; corn
(white). rs bushels; oats, 1000 bushels;
rye. Oo bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longperry, SIC. 10
5sc.; mixed 54c. TO $50; shortberry. 5Sc.
10 5sc; No. 9 red. 51Isc. TO 5Sc..
Corn-W hite. Virginia dag LOTS. nic.
10 63lac No. white. tie. to 1i]2c.;
No mixed, 62c
Oats-No. mixed. 34iac. to 35c.; No. 3
mixed, 34c. to S4Iacl winter. 36c. to Ale.
Rye-52e. 10 BIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
rnE RAILwAr wan DISTRIBUTOR
A Man from the Post-Ofncs Placed on the
Washington Tran.

me distrlbutiOn Of The RICHMOND mail
bv districts was inausuratcd on the rail
way postal cars attached To- the morning
train from Washington yesterday. MIR.
Cabeu Thompson. the assistant superin-
tendent ~ carriers IN the Richmond post
ofiice was delegated % DO the work, and
made the FIRST run successfully
The mail was so distributed that a
pouch for each station "as sent directly
or more.
ON The trains as % carriers, lock boxes,
General delivery and other details viii
eisn lessen and facilitate work N the
main office as well as the stations.
CHANGU Of HOURS.
The hours at the post-onlce hereafter
,.in be from 8 g. ( on sundays and on
holidays the hours Will be- from 1 10 5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Thomas ". Keene as Louis NJ.

The historical drama Of Louis XI will
be presented by Mr.. Thomas w Keene
and a capable company at the Academy
OF Music Thursday evening,
Mr.. Keene has dit1cult role 10 play
In representing the old French King, who
was cruel. crafty, and suspicious. but the
art OF this weil-known actor Is triumph
ant. and the play is picture OF interest
Those who love the classic element In
the drama will be sure TO be there To see
this production.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. Major Thom-
as Turtle. Of the corps Of engineers. Y.
3 A.. died In Washington ms morning
from congestion OF the liver. lie was
stationed in the Office OF the Chief u
Tneineers. in the War Department, az
the time OF his death, and had been III
a few days only. Major turtle g"s
the Junior officer OF his grade. lie Na-s
horn in ireland, appointed to the Military
Academy from Massachusetts, In 1858. and
became a major ia May. 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Cash QuOtatiOns-f lour-There was not
much doing outside Of the few lots taken
for export, and the feeling IS rather easy
and sales quite difiicult TO make; No. =
spring wheat. 53asg545Sc.; No. = red, a3l7
d53a,c.; No. . corn l8sn35i4c.: No .
~ 9ja0O0: short rib sides. S7.7007. 81;
dry sailed shoulders, S670N6S So short
clear sides. SAlpaH2j; whisky. Sl.a3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

The Medical College of Virginia opened
Snen, in utatTiculating students. quite a
large number OF whom applied for ad-
mission. The attendance this year is ex-
pected TO be larger than for many years.
and ali the indications point TO a prosper
ors session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept ls.-Fiour-
Spring patent. 81. 2sa3.so; do. fancy. S2''o
az 90.
Wheat quiet and firm.
Germ steady at previous prices.
pork-Mess. STATS; family pork, Sl3sD.
iard-Steam leaf, s925: kettle dried
$3.50. -, xz.o. s,.,,
r,b sides, 500; short clear sides. t0.lsS1
Whisky firm IT k.xk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
The Spider and the Fly.

NJ. Il. Leavit's spectacular production.
'The Spider and Fly" rewritten and ma
terially changed-much for the worse
drew "standing-room-o only" audience 20
the Academy Of Music last night.
IL was not the spectacular perform
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. y. c., sept. ls,-hosin
firm. strained SIC. good strained, 0c.
Spirits Turpentine-Nothin doing.
Tar firm at Sl.i5.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, sl.":
soft. SLED, virgin, Sl9p.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Nrw YORK PRoDucr MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls-f'lour weak
and freely offered; winter wheat, low
grades slSq2 40 far to fancy, s cito
81 25g2 %: patent, s.. iea315. low extras,
81. Sld2. ~. Southern -four duil ana
weak common TO fair extra, s2.lou5.lO'
good 10 choice do, s3.up@3.O.
Wheat fairly active and iirmer; NO. :
red. store and elevator 57s.n5sc.; aiioat'
oSaosac. Options opened weak and de-
clined &c. rallied h.qsNc., and closed
nrm at tsc. over yesterday with tradins
Dect mber, UAc.; May, S5isc.
corn hrmer, No =, 62lguGThc.. eieva-
tor; Soc; afoat Options declined "a
hc., rallied s.dlisc.. and closed steady
at splAc. over yesterday, with trading
moderately active; October &c. Decem-
Der. SOC; May, csc.
Oats dun and steady. options firm;
September, 34osc.; October, Rae; Decem-
Der, SIC; May, 4ohc.; No. >, sage;
mixed western, 3ilgg3dc.. ,-..-,,.
Hay dull and weak; shippihs' f"t'VO''
good to choice GOA 49, d.,
Wool quiet and firm, domestic he'oe'
lsd2lc. pulled. iSG54c; s...,,,,. x,on
Reef dull and unsettled; FANNY Flu.vg
ai2OO: extra mess. so;VTao,; o,' civ
eex ~tr india mess. sl1.00; cut meats quiet;
Shoulders. S7l2baqI 20; MANS Fli''"
ii. rs; middles nominal -....,..,, ,,oam
Lard quiet and stronger. WeSte III ~ ~.
closed at MOO dShttf - "a
January. 500 asked; SEPTEMBER ~, ~
asked Refined quiet, Contlhehl; go
South American, $1,000 COMPOUND F''''
~ PORK quiet and firm; mess Si'''9
But Butter duh: choice steady; state dalry,
liGS2c. creamery, l>q2ic western
dairy, iGal7c; creamery l'@-f's''' FL
Cotton seed oil dun and firm; crude
3ld32c; yellow, 3jc.
Petroleum quiet. , ,o,,-
Rosin duh and firm, strained Co'"
mon to good. Sl.l5dl %
Turpentine weak at 2Ni4d-NFc' ,.
Rice fairly hrm and IN sood aenahu'
domestic, fair to extra, 4AQ''sc'' japan
4ku4A.c. ~. o.
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good 20 choice oui
and steady at 37c.
Peanuts quiet ,.,- o,,,,s
Coffee-Options steady az 5I25 points
up; september. sl3.so; November. SlZ.'p
QI235, December, Sl2.l5a 81 Marcn,
Su sjdll96; May. Sl.f5pll -: spot
Rio duh and steady; No. Z. $l5.5o
Sugar-Raw auli and steady tair re-
timing. 3is. Refined duh ana stea ,,i. ,
on A, 5-l604asc.. standard A, LID"
4Jsc: cut-loaf. 5l,f5 7-l6c.; crushed "a
40 O-lGc. granulated. ! ll-l6G' &c. .,,.
Freights TO Liverpool duh and weak
pQttQn Rod GRAIN I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Mr. Il. r. Dewitt, who has been quite
sick at the hospital OF the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia, was reported as much
better yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
CtiAItLEsrON.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

CHARLESTON, $. c.. Sept. iS.-Tur-
pentine DUH and nothing doing, receipts
IL casks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept ls.-Spirts
casks
Rosin market firm with sales OF ivo
barrels. Quote-A. d. G, aud u; NN,'
r. SllO; +, Sli5; G., $40; IA, SD 4.
window glass. S2.t5, water white, SS.o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
OI5IiiAitY.


Mr.. Edward J. Cline. for some time
foreman of the Chesapeake and Ohio
round-house, and during the war q gal
liant follower of General John ). Mostly,
died at his residence. no. llls Washington
street, yesterday morning.
lie leaves wife and three children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
STANDING or TIE cLUBs.
G,Mrs scHFDUIrD FOR TODAY.

Boston at 81. Louis.
brooklyn AT cleveland
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Pittsburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
c,,,c.co LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. LII, sept.
ls.-Cattle-- Receipts, 100, market qJlst.
common to extra steers. S5vpd"..sJ; COWS
and bulls, Si.8lu3.D, stockers ana iee""
ers. x2.Wdf.}. ~, calves. -. -1d'.V
Hogs-Keoeipts, 1859; markst weak ~
JulOc. lower; heavy, S,.vppt"", common
TO choice mixed so..rNiO. -, cnolce as~
sorted. sj.sDa6.pJ; light, sJ..DatO' piss'
Si.OuJ.tJ .
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market hIm ~
3.25; lambs, <22Jnil5.