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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
TEAMS nm PARrRIDGES.
Captain sneed Retired After Ten Years
Militia Service-Political Notes.

DURHAM, y. c., Sept. Especial
The Durham Light Infantry, Company
d. Third Regiment, North Carolina State
Guard. met in their armOry last night
TO elect SUCCESSORS to Captain J. II.
Sneed and Lieutenant W. ii. Riddck, re
signed. }. e. Niche, superintendent Of
the Durham Water-Works. was elected
captain. and r. l.. Bishop, second lieu
tenant. CAPTAIN Sneed had served his ten
years in the Guard. and Is the first OF the
North Carolina troops to be placed on
the retired list. retaining his rank
The colored people here have organized
"Colored Fair Association and will
give their first exhibition in October. IL
Us backed by the wealthiost and most in
| tclligont Of the race in this section who
are sparing neither pains or money to
make Il a success.
Engineer Fred. Hunter who runs the
passenger train from here 10 Henderson
on the Danville and Nashville. tells me
mat on two occasions last week he ran
into a flock OF partrigas. The FIRST time
be killed one, which fell in the cab.
and tho next day, two. that fell on the
cow catcher. In q twelve years erper-
fence as engineer be has never before
Killed a partridge with his engine.
Durhamites have recently taken out a
number Of patents. among which IS one
for granting. one 10 prevent the rehlling
OF o barrel. and Others OF small impor-
lance.
j. O. Brock. however. has patented and
tested satisfactorily an electrical appara-
tus by which the conductor on a freight
train and the engineer in the cab can
communicate with each other through any
length OF train. and while in molten It
as 90 arranged that the rails and car
wheels are the transmitters. Railroad men
say 10 IS OF great merit and that IL works
satisfactorily. He is 60 test II for the
officials OF some OF the through lines.
| CONGRESSMAN Buck" Stroeli OF the
Fourth district. who is a Populis., when
mere few days ago said there would
'bc no fusion with the Democrats In Nortl
! Carolina on the electoral ticket. unless
they would fuse all around" Whether
Mr.. stroud spoke by authority remains 70
Zoe seen.
Major W. A. Guthrie. Populist candi-
date for Governor has FIT town for
kutherforlton. where he and Cy Watson,
Democratic candidato. commerce a series
Of Joint discussions.
Tho friends Of ". W. Kitchen, Demo-
cratic candidate Tor Congress. IN this.
the Fifth. district. say that the Populist
IN twc counties OF the district have al
ready endorsed him and that they will
90 So IN others. and that they have no
FEARS but Chat ne viii defeat Settle, the
Republican Incumbent
MT. and Mrs. william Shelhurn. OF
richmond Va. arrived here yesterday on
n visit 10 Mr.. Shelburn father
Mrs. Jacob Levy and children, OF Rich
mond' arrived yesterday, and will make
thcir home in Durham. Mr.. Levy had
preceded them and opened up business.
KEY. A. \. Pruden. rector OF st. Phil
ip's church. IS spending his vacation in
me mountains Of North Carolira.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
o5d Quaint and Curious.

nh. ,,r.,,est length OF England and
e.cnland north 10 south, is about oO'
miles. .,,- t,ro,v, that
.h.ra ,yas a tunnel under the Euphfates
within the walls VI ancient Babylon.
,,bs,a ia a line tree at Nusetaht, Wur-
,eroha-g which IL said TO Be the largest
in Europe. II is over one tnousaho years
old. -. o.,
N0ntevideo now, but when the haFoo' I'M
proyements are completed ths COST Will
be reduced 10 q cents
From 1850 10 1864 the Great 'hastern
carried passengers when she eoulu *,
them; in lS64-g5 she carried the cable ana
thereafter carried few passengers AGAIN.
A willow tree In front or Ar. barker
bousn. IN East Sullivan. y. II, spreads
ninety feet. and is six,y-hve feet high;
and It's circumference one foot above the
ground is sixteen feet.
Every glIrst at Norwegian wedding
brings the bride n present Ia many
parts a key Of butter is the usual gift,
and il the marriage takes place IN winter
sailed or frozen meat is offered
Most OF the railroad stations in Russia
are about two miles from the towns which
they respectively serve. This is precsm-
ton against fire as many Of the Russian
dwellings are matched with straw.
Library students in Paris wear mug
zies" when peruslng old books In the
National Library, mot because there IS
fear that they will bite the old volumes.
but to prevent the inhalation OF the book
microbes into their lungs"
The largest bell in France has been hung
In the belfry or the Church Of the Sacred
Heart. IN Paris. Il weighs twenty eight
TONS can b. heard az distance Of TWEEN
ty-fve miles and its vibrations last six
minutes
museum IN Berlin has secured pos
session OF Lutbsrs Bible which he used
IN his study. Its margins arc covered
with notes IN the reforner's handwriting.
1t was printed In Basic in J5ca. and IS in
an excellent state OF preservation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Sept. 2-Rosin
firm: strained ! 30. good strained. $40
Spirits Of turpcntine steady. machine.
Disc. irrerlllr pc.
Tor quiet az Sl.OJ.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard. 81 20; soft.
81 IS. virgin. Sl.C5.
CHARLEsTO, 5. c.. Sept .. -Turpen-
tine market hrm at 2lisc.
R0sn firm. sales 800 barrels. uota-
tions. A. and b, 81 3d. G.. d.. ma T.,
81 70: y. 81 80; G, 81 49, H. H.ts5j; /.
W. c.. s.. so. W. W. 81 90. ' " 80
SAVANNAH. GA, Sept 2.-Turpcntine
market opened AT 22kG2214,. snd c.6sed
firm at 221sc. bid.
Resin firm and unchanged: sa es nj pri-
vate terms after close OF masIct. uCta-
lions. A. b., c.. d. and H.. Six; j..
and c.. 81 40; II. 81 A.. , ss.t5: IL.
81 Co: NJ. 81 60; n, SID; ". o., $i.s5;
w " s. 90 1880
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

Candidate Bryan VIII probably be in
this city on September 18th
About fifty bags Of mail were sent out
from Republican headquarters yesterday.
All the secretaries and clerks were busy,
and Chairman Lamb was at his desk nearly
all day.
Ex-Congressman Bowden was at head
quarters yesterday. Things I'm the Sec
ond district arc as usual" said he
The Henrico County Executive Com
mittee met IN one OF the conference rooms
a. RepubllcaE headquarters yesterday
afternoon, pursuant 10 a call OF Chalr-
man Southwark, and subcommittee were
appointed 10 organize clubs and work 10
enthusiasm.
Chairman Lamb Will leave tomorrow
for New York on campaign business.
Tho Campaign" a weekly paper issued
by the Republican Campaign Coinnsttse
nLade It's appearance yesterday. lt VII
be found of interest 90 Republicans, and
win start with a circulation of 1000
comics Tho editor IS Mr. w. +. kenb
son Of the Ileutenant-5oyerno1'. an able
and experienced newspaper man Mr.. H.
r. Walker. former State Public Printer,
is the 'business manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
offerings and Sales nj the Richmond To-
bacco Ixchange-IntcrnalE Revenue
(ollcctions-TorctgnA dviccs.


NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Trcasury BAT
onccs. Coin Si12.5l9.: ~. currency, S1i,-
f,ez .,.s ~. ,.,,,.i,,, MARKETS. were buoy
'"o -. -. 49,, ~,
80 ,-nd business was l"i ~ 'lo .' "" 49,
p.tN1ols DAY TOT long uilc F.9'. -,
- Wi"imlns victory OF t'c i',p" 49,,
party in vermont was llc mann 'aD .''s
~ Woik. huli~ on sue - M'l' 49, ~,
encouraged by the unprecedented HiaJvI''y
rccovca by the SOUND money ana eAseiu-
81 their lines in an departments on tie
Stock Exchange In additon. counin'4sic''
houses reported more inquiry from V-r ,.
o-town sources, ana, taken "'''3...'i,.,,
the ieclng Was decidedly mort Vol. ."',i'i.
as 10 the future of values money Iui.H
comparatively easy az 4nt pr cent, 49,, W.
inc business az from . 70 = per ,."s T.. 'coiT
Mfe reports or TURNER lhipo' u. ,ls,,,,,,istci,
In dettiopincnlS OF tn' "as old ~
utNvlisilIDu thr ~ aI ~ ,..t',,,. ri,nf
slfvit were ettet 'iu,.'io ''' .t+.. o.,,.n-
~ ~ tlt 'i'.f III Jus ,''''.'' 80 mo-.
Nf the standard stocha uoNhVeu W. ."'
where trom . 20 per cent, pn, pa. Ds
The gain was soon lotl under ire 49,,
10 realize profits VNeiints iD3
stock, both Tor LONDON ana io.al @C,o.g,.l.,
were quickly absorbed. ana the Inai N',
during the afternoon resumed us upward
course. Louisville and Nasnflile, MAJ
haitian, and Baltimore ana ONO Wcio
laggaryis at times. Louisville and Nash-
Vllo was Influenced by the Tear OF iurtheI
cut in rates I'm the south. while Ma maj,
tan Was depressed on tax OF poor e" ihe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARBET.

NEW YORK, Sept. > FloIr unchanged.
sterdy. and quiet S0ltle'n Hour uh-
changed and quiet
Wheat-spOt market moderately active
and easier. Options opened firm and un-
changed to &c. up. fell &c. rallied az
Sc. and closed steady at i+b%c' uhtor
yesterday. with a hght trade. No z req
May. GSssc.. september t2sc.; OCTOBER
corn duil ami easter: No. .. 259sc.. Gle
vator: 2GsN2Gkc. ahoat Options were
fairly active and closed weak AT Sac
decline. September 2J9sc.; October. -Ofsc.'
Oats~spof quiet and steady options
moderately active and easier SepJemDei'
1910. October, 1879, December, 2Oitc.
Spot prices. No. ., 1870 ,,--,.
Hay IN moderate demand hhlpPhB'
JGuJ7iLc: good 20 choice, old, S2rygyOc.
Wool in moderate demand and un-
changed. .-oooso no.
extra mess. SJJOaJ.GD. beef hams rrIn
at Sl55Ou1GOO: uerced beef quiet and
easy. city extra, India mess So.5O4oJo'
cut meats firm and in moderate demand.
picked bellies, 500. shoulueiS' S''o-Hv
400 hams. S925Q9.7j
Lard quiet and hrmer, western steam,
S37Ju377lb: city, $3.50. Refined dull, con-
tinent, $41j. South American, $50, COM
pound. $3.slEQ4l22
Pork in moderate demand and steady;
new Eess, S7.JO4S.2
Butor-Fancy steady and fairly active;
State dairy. 1OQ1Jc.; do. creamery, Ia
0plGlac., WESTERN dairy, epl2c, Llgins
lOl4c.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; state
and Pennsylvania, l4gltc., western, fresh,
14ai5c.: do per case. SlJO43.3O.
COttOn-soed oil quiet crude. 1SQDc.;
yellow prime, DC.
Rosin quiet: strained, common 10 good,
S1Jp4QlGo. o,-o,,,-
Turpentne steady and quiet at 24a24lac.
Rice finn. in fair demand, and uh-
changed.
Moiasses fairly active. firm, and IN
changed ,-.-.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee inactive and unchanged TO o
points up. Spot RIO easier and quiet
NO. e. 5000.
Sucar-Raw dull and steady; fair re-
filming. 2Ikc. Refined quiet. steady ana
unchanged.
Freghts 10 Liverpool market active ana
firm: cotton. 10y steamer, 9-G4d.; grain
bv steamer, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 2.-flour
quiet and unchanged $3.50
Wheat easy spot and the month. bgA0
GO5sc: October. GltsnGl5sc.; December,
G}:a QfiB7kc: steamer red, No. =, 0J9tY
55,sc.; southern. by sample, OOaG1sc; DO.
on grade, J9M6ZAc.
Corn steady; spot and the month, ~
G2rssc. October 2Jis Q2y'sc.; ne" or oiu'
November or December 26h126lsc.; jan
uary, 27427i4c: steamer mixed, 2lM2l sc.
Southern white corn and do yellow corn
2GHQ27iAc.
Oats steady, No. 2 white, 25Q26c.;; no.
. mixed 23n2}lac.. receipts. 1890 Dush-
els. stock. 212.JJO bushels
Rye easy. No. >. near by. 3646c.; No.
p western. 37iln37Mc.
Hay steady; choice timothy, $500 bid
Grain freights active. firm, and un-
changed.
Bggs firm at 14Q14hc.
Coffee quiet; No. T. S1l.O0
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
THE CRANELESS BICYCLE
PROMISES TO BETTE LEADING FEA-
TURE OF 1897 BICYCLES,
About Large Stocks of 1896 Models on
Hand.

That bicycle manufacturers ,-s at their
wits ends as to how to dispose OF their
accumulated stocks Of 1896 bicycles is evi-
denced by the selling Of one-hundred-
dollar bicycles for twenty-nine dollars and
a half. as we have seen here in Richmond
at Meyers Department Store; and that
there was a surplus stock of seyeDty-five-
dollar wheels was unknown until yester-
day, when there was stuck UP sign at
Meyers store-door reading: so bicycles
for $50 H." These are sent US under the
sane conditions as the hundred-dollar
wheels. We cannot state the name OF the
manufacturer. but there is the wheel.
They are made OF 1-S-inch cold-drawn
seamless tubing: all parts drop-forged'
and reinforced 10 a tapering point; bear
ings OF best Jessop tool steel; barrel hubs
double crown, Sager saddle. Newton AZ
Strauss tires; also. your choice OF single
tube tires. The crarks. pedals. nuns
ana axles are OF finest milled drop torg-
ings: height OF frame. Is inches, with ad-
Unstable saddle-post and handle-oars;
weight, % pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. This was a
dull day i'm wheat. with prices inclined
lower At the start the number OF orders
executed were less than usual and
throughout the remainder of the session
business was barely active. Decen-
Der wheat opened from Js4c. to - Sc
declined 10 51ssc., closing az 3Ssc.-5s4 nc
under yesterday. Cash wheat was weak
and l541c. lower, closing steady.
Corn opened with frmness, gift from
wheat later retaining fair proportion
of the strength, but not attracting at
tcntion hrouSh any mtoward activity.
When the weakness in wheat became pro
nouncod corn prices succumbed to a IKE
feeling May corn opened at 24Ac., sold
between 24'SN2Jc. and 242c., closing az
24tsc.4sc. under yesterday. Cash corn
was easy and &c per bushel lower
oats were generally steady, the sltua-
tion in that grain being more encouraging
than in the two leaders. May oats
closed &c lower. Cash oats were STEADY.
Pr0VisiOus-A steady tone and a hght
trade were the only features II they
might be classcd as such. in the provision
market The hog market was Irregular.
January pork closed a shade higher Jdnu-
any lard 2ihc higher and January Ilbs
. cb.de hiebpr eel
IN. lc.dtye. ff1f.fros ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
The Central OF Georgia.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Hon. Patrick
walsh and r. 3 Harold, Of Georgia
director Of the ola Central Railroad and
ranking Company. Of Georeia, have been
added TO the board OF the reOrganized
Central Georgia railway. taking the places
OF two members Of the directory who
were put in ten porarily at the time OF
the first annual meeting. There arc still
three temporary directors on the board
A. 4. Andrews, OF Raleigh. y. O.; VI. T.
ingalls,. Of New York, and A. r. lawton.
OF Savannah. President Spencer, OF the
Southern railway. is expected to succeed
Mr.. AnlreWs soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
THINGS ARoUAD HEADoU4 RrEH
Both Silverites and Republicans Busy Yes
terday-New Campaign Psper.

Secretary Joseph Button returned 10
silver headquarters yesterday. and was
busy greater part Of the day Ia looking
over his accumulated mail. While in
Washington Mr. Button spent some time
at the national headquarters, and SAYS
the outlook from there IS splendid. and
the election OF Bryan and Sewall Is a
f0regone conclusion. The result in YER
mont was not considered in serious
light. said Mr. Button, as the Democrat "a
had practically made no fight in that
state
Hon H. c. HUI. deputy commissioner
OF pensions. one OF the best posted men
IN the county on the silver question, will
address the silver people N this city on
the 10th instant.
Senator Daniel will enter into the cam
psign In about two weeks No schedule
SlSas yet been made OUT for HIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
THE L4URIDd UREOhFD.
The Famous Filibusterer Meets with Mis-
hans at PORT Antonin. Jnmnicn.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. sept. 2.-The
steamer Laurada, the Cuban hlibuster
which recently landed at Nayassa, and
transferred her men and arms to the tug
DaGntless, and later arrlsed at Port An
tonic, Jamaica, has been wrecked at that
port Ii IS suspected that her mlshap was
the result Of foul play.
The Laurada cleared from Wilmington.
Del. August 9th. and met the tug Daunt-
less, which had slipped out of the port
OF brunswick. Ga, a shore time before at
Nassau The Dauntess had embarked a
party Of men at Woodbine. Ella, destin-
&c for Cuba and TO this party the Lau-
rada's expedition was added
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
exports 10 Great Britain. 800 bales;

exports 10 Great Br1ta1n, o.Au oaAe''
Total SO far This week-Nct receipts.
n. 4D6 bales exports 10 Great Britain
1928 bales. France. 100 bales; c'hu-
ncnt. 10.O64 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receip,s'
d $50 baics. exports 10 Great Britain,
o.2JO bales. France, 100 baies; coh'i''o"''
Futures closed easy; september, 19o'
October. 7.gs. November '.y', DeSs,.li,,th'
sos January. $40; TeSr1ary' 81, pa %. ~, ~.
SIS: April, So; May. So sales -o'o''
NEW ORLEANS. LA, sept lotion
futures easy. sales 5S.'vl u,.i.S ce.
December. "a; January, I,is' i 'D' ""' -
Z S3. March. 7.ss; April. ~ =, cot
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2-l2.3O j. ", ~
ton market quiet and prices fiIln, Ai,l' -.
can middliuc. IS. sales, 500 bdl.s' ~,
lean. 100 bales: speculation ana cNPoi -
200 bales receipts. 200 bales, al Amer
can. Futures opened firm and dcn;aiuu
good: American middling. low niNI q l.i
clause September, 10000 51-1f; o ~
tcmbor and october. 4 2j-of OctoDer h anu
November 4 22-G4l4 2f-G4. November an
December. 23-G4N4 21-Gl; December ahd
January. 4 22-Gff,4 2O-Gi; January anu
February 4 2O-64Q4 23-Gi; February ana
March. 4 24-G4l,i 22-Gi. March and April.
4 25-Cli4 24-G4: April and May, 2a-otP
. 2G-Gf: May ana June, 2G-Cilf %2-of'
Futures quiet AT the advance. IehueiS'
100 bales new dOckets. -
12.45 r. M.-Amercap spot graoes' ~
higher: American midding, falr, J, - ~.
good middling, a. middlng, ~; low n
middling. 417-32; good ordinary, 1862
ordinary, 4 7-32.
4 r. M-American middling low mid
ding clause. September, 32-64o4 d5-O'
September and October. 26-o4, buyers
october and November, 4 2+-%i. sellers
November and December. 4 23-ta. sellers
December and January. 4 &-Gf. January
and February. 4 23-64. February and
March. . 2f-C4. March and April : 2J-6f:
April and May. 2f-G4 sellers: May and
june. 4 27-G sellers; June and july
4 2S-C1 Futures closed quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
Fatal Boiler Explosion

sANILAC CENTRE. MICH. September
The boiler OF threshlng- machine en-
CINE exploded on the farm OF Herbert
Losing. near this place. yesterday after
noon. killing three men and severely In
juring two others. The dead are l.. An
son Losing. Darius Losing, George Cas-
teriion. The Injured are: James Davis,
George Tallman. Casterlion, Davis, Tall
man. They were standing fully one hum
dred feet away from tho boiler when X
exploded. II Is thought that the EXPLOSION
Vas cansed by q deeectna7 hue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

The Jefferson roof garden is enjoying
a season OF prosperity this week
Every evening there is large audience
on the roof. and it is always cosmopoi-
tan in appearance.
Edwards and Kernel. fast team or
comedy sketch artists: Lea Remonde a
charming Coincidence and Ed. Rogers
who sings Irish songs as Ireland heafs
them. are all strong favontes.
The other artists are good singers anu
rean their quota OF the applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
sUFFARrNG Ar oNroNAGoN.
Able-Bodicd Men Fight Back the Weake
Troops sent to the Scene.

troops sent 10 the scene
CALUMEO. MICH. Sept SO dis
tressing has become the condition OF the
fire sufferers in Ontonagon, ont, that they
have nearly returned 10 d condition of
barbarism. The food contributed is away
below the demand. and the strong and
able-bodIed hight back the weak. and take
the sustenanoe for themselves, leaving the
weaker 10 starve. The authorities there
have beci unable TO meet the condition,
and yesterday a squad OF company j..
Fifth regiment, left for the fire district
20 protect the supplies against the raids
of the half-crazcd sufferers.
Governor Rich was appealed TO and will
send the entire state militia in the upper
peninsula 10 guard the food If necessary
Every soldier is supplied with twenty
rounds Of ball cartridges. and goes equip
ped for active war Thieves and pillacers
will be shot down II necessary TO protect
the weak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

Tho new county courthouse IS now
under roof. Yesterday the interior work
was begun and the Indications are now
.hot tbo building will be completed much
earlier than the contract calls for.
Roland Bird. George Bonaparte. and
rosorb richardson were before Justice
lanes n. Lewis. charged with assault
missed on tho payment Of costs
,r,, Franl, schmidt Tho case was as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Sept. .
Cattle: Receipts. 1900; market strong
best grades i5c. higher. com hol 70 eA.In
steers 81. 7Jq515. stOcke-s and feeders,
S2OoQ3.oJ: COWS and bulls, Size 80;
Texans. S2sJq3.l5; wsstcrl rang rs, 80
u3.iJ.
TO Be lower. heavy hacking s.nJ chipping
lots, 81 7JlE3.2ss common - ciCice mixed
$29ot3.55. choice assorted. y3.-JsJ1.JJ,
hent. S3.3jG3.37ia pigs. S2.5943.O.
Sheep-Leceipts, 2l,OOo, .narHet weak
and 1Olll5c. lower: !nleriOr 70 choice, s2.oO
$3.50, lambs s.. J00 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

a fair amount of business arising from
orders through the malls in the way OF
general assortments OF plain and tansy
cotton goods. In the Bingham aepa'
n,ent there has been an advance 81 -
in Amcskoag staple and staple fancy sr ,,n
hams. goods which are IN restricted SUP
DIV in the aggregate. The vooleil gooes
departments are dull and feafgrsless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

ST LOUIS. MO. Sept Flour IN
changed
What lower; September, 57i5c recem-
corn lower: September 1SSc.; Deem
Der. 2O42Oikc.; May, 22l3c.
oats lower, Septem Der, lV'Sc: Nay.
fork-Standard mess, new. SO 37'5; old.
Iard-PI.ne steady a; S317is. ono'ce.
$32Tis. .
clear ribs. S4l2i5: clear sides. Si2t
Dry Sailed Meats-ShoUl:ers. = CIiA:
longs. $50, clear ribs, 81 G2iq. clear s'oes.
1878
whisky steady at N.ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
Cnnsfnnilnonle Banks.

CONSTANTINOPLB. September 2-An
or the banks ia Constantinople and Galaia.
except the Credit Lyonnais re0pcned their
doors for business yesterday. Practically
no business was transacted, but IL IS never
theless a fact that a commercial conf
oence Is returning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
~ Avn COTTON EXCHANGE.
0'''''' Richmond. Va. sept .. 1896.

NIcHmunU. \ H. 0DII- = I0''V'
Ouotations. Longberry- Wheat. 5l 70
g. p. mixed. 80 .l Toe. shortberry. % 10
Coo. no. red, soc.
Oats~No. . mixed. 2oh 20 Ole; No. \
unl.cd. 10 10 l9iac.. winter seed. - TO zoe.
INo-.iB 90 use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. sept The
treasury gold reserve at the close OF blSl
p.ss to-day stood az sos, 2O3.&l3. nc
DAVIS Withdrawals amounted TO SlOl 'Ouv.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. Mf~fets
steady and moderately active: Tnces
about at yesterdays figures.
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BALTIMORE I'D. sept. rEina
ms e4I. li8. DO. century. 20 bid. ha't-
s.ore and Ohio. 1fc1fa. Nofth arn Celual
a. asked: Consolidated Gas stock. oSl-0
70. do. bonds. is. 1000 d.
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r9Ir COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Cotton quiet:
middling gulf. S0-l6. middling s SIG:
e1oss receipts 1918 bales forwarded %
BALES: sales, 7.O57 bales. splnners. ca bales
mock. eS.tDe bales
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law and Eonity Court.

In the Law and Equity court ye''e''I"y
John 3. Canepa instituted sui shA'''''
Jendetta Eppes FOR 500
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PORT NEWPORT NDWs. SEPT. 2, 1906
ARRIVED.

PORT NEWPORT NloWS. SEPT. 2, 1906
ARRIVED.
steamship Saturn, Boston. tte
Barge Ringleader Boston. So.
Steamship RObenia Port Tampa. $40
SAILED. -
Schooner Normandy. Portland .N
Steamship Robenia, Hamburg. 'fio
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. ., 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Balti
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti
more. passengers and general cargo.