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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

FAEAV}ILE. va. Sept l.-Speciall.,-,
A nreffv german was given here az oIt
Dorrfniou Hotel last night by me young
mon i'm honor of Miss Annie Atkinson,
from columbia. $. g., ana MISS May
Read OF New Bedford, Mass. il was DC
clared by an to have bee nine most en-
foyable Of the season. bdnclns> Oo.5
menced al Q J.. ~. and lasted TN q, ~
w. b. Morris with Miss PRIMROSE 4 ..--
sell led the first AolL and MT. Wine
Adams with Miss sally BrooAs led tne
second lolf S me o. the dancers We're
Miss Annie Atkinson. OF Columbia, = g.
with Mr. Monroe Morton. Mss NelLe
Morton with Mr. Reed Boyku; MISS
Nircie Morton with Mr. Ed. Rchard,oni
Miss Robbie Pcrkely with Mr.. Luck bl2g;
Miss Lctta wells. Of Petersburg, with
Mr. Robert Duva'l. Miss Mary Read, on
New Bedford Mass. with Mr.. Nllle
Bcrkcly: Miss Mamie Cassel Of BAu-
more. Nd. with MI Joe Lige)n; ~ IS
Primrose Cassell. of Baltimore, with Mr.
w. b. Morris Miss Lizzie wilkes Win
Mr. Saunders Blantcn; Miss Anna Hurd
with Mr.. NenOra Ncnablc, Miss virginia
Armstead WITH Mr. Willie ellis. Hiss SAL
Iy Brooks Of Richmond, with AIR Whit
ellis: Mir. Louie Morton with Mr.. Euse
Ncnablc. Miss Elva Seldcn with MIA
u. j. Stoecr, Miss Rosa Blanton with Mr..
John Sheppard, of Richmond Stays
H. T.. Steeer Willie Adams Mr.. Camp
bell Mr. Armstcad, iuse Hooper
ChaperOus-Mcsda O.. II. Norris,
Fred. Bugg. Monroe Jones, o. ~. WickCs
O. j. Cunningham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
The Rife Contest.

STATE CAMP SEAGIRT y. J.. sept.
Interest in the Rife matches az Sea-
GRIT was increased to-day by tho pres
cnce of the Seventh and Twelfth regi-
ments. sharpshooters. at the Butts. Conf-
pany.A, Seventh regiment. tried their aim
at the two and I'VE hundred yard ranges
i'm competition matches and made scores
OF one hundred and ninety-five and one
hundred and eighty-one respectively.
Company Il. OF the Twelfth. finished on
the two hundred yard range at noon and
got one hundred and ninety-six. Company
A. Enginee Corps Of the District Of Column
bia, are IN the lead on the two hundred
yard range. with a score Of two hundred
and seven. Private George ID Cook
made the best individual score with 4
total Of forty-four out Of possible fifty.
The company carbine matches between
the District Of Columbia regiment and
New Jersey National Guard will be de-
cided this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Virginia Climate and Crop Service 10
for the week Just past show some al
vance in crop conditions In the Tide
water and Great Valley SECTIONS, D.a
none, practically, IN the Middle secLon.
. Good showers fell early In the wnk v
the frst-named districts, which resulted IN
an immediate improvement 10 truchs
cotton, late corn, tobacco, pastures. aiis
potatoes, and enable farmers to do soma
fall following Fodder pulling was push
ed 10 a close in Tidswater counties, and 10
nearly finished i'm the other sections.
Some farmers are curing tobacco
In Tldewater Virginia some slight i'm
provement Is Noticeable over the bulk OF
the section In cropv conditions. On Mon
day and Tuesday. rains. which were quiu
general in most OF the counties, occurred
causing a revival OF the prospects foi
peanuts, tobacco, and late corn and In
the truck districts OF kale and spinach
Cotton and pastures received some bene
III also though not TO the extent OF othei
crops Fodder pulling is finished. over
the Eastern Shore counties rain Is sill
lacking. and there IS n decided drought
prevailing. Crops OF all kinds are SUI
fering-Iste corn and pastures the most.
The droughty weather seems TO re'4ii
n urn nOil Oh al tAS N~f'N'>' -
Middle section, except the northerly ones,
where gentle showers on the irst t"t
davs OF the week did much good. In th'
central and southern counties all crops
snsw he effects OF the prevailing dry
weather. Tobacco IL firing, late corn
cut short ana fodder Is poor. PASTURE
are falling fast. Much OF the corn has
been cut to save the fodder. Little fal
lowing has been done, and no turniw
sown. Many farmers curing tobacco. IL
the northern counties the condition o.
pastures. potatoes and late corn hai
been improved by showers, and goot
yield seems assured. Fall blowing. how,
ever. is reported 10 be late.
Crops have been materially helped
throughout the Great Valley section by
the occurrence OF timely and refreshing
ton I'm good shape. and to moisten the
ground for fall plowigs. The extreme
southern western portion is the only eN-
oeption 10 this rule. The reports OF COR
respondents indicsre that crrn Is adj
vancing steadily towards maturity. and
that a crop above an average VIII be Sc
cured-some sy the Largest IN years"
Pastures are also very good. Glover seed
being secured. and some are nulIing II.
A good deal OF following has been done
and a number OF farmers have the ground
ready for fall seeding. Much OF the corn
mas been made. Potatoes and garden
truck are doing well. although the latter
is getting scarce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Reuben Barboe's Case Promises TO lie a
Hard Fought One-Other Notes.


DURHAM - c., Sept Especial
Among the politicians here tho principal
subject OF discussion is the attitude
Oliver II. Dockely took in ms speech al
WadesbOre Saturday. 1lr. Dockery IL
a lifelong Repubncan. VINO has filed
positions Of trust and honor under thai
party. lie was the most prominent cam
didate for Governor, before his party
convention, but was aeleated Tor the
nomination, because OF his supposed gold
proc.iviu.s by Russell. afterwards he
was nominated by the executive oom-
mittee Of the Popu'ist party for Liouten-
ant-Governor. and accepted. Two days
afterwards, tie .I-eDualican executive
committee endorsed him for this posi-
ton. which courtesy be refuses 10 &C
cept, declaring that he was for free silver
and against Mckinley At the same time
Russell, who was nominated Tor his free
silver procliviiics has become o. convert
10 gold and a supporter Of Mckinley.
or more immediate concern 10 the peo-
pie Of Durham. and this lection. however.
is the trial Of two murder cases 10 come
up before the September term OF Dur
ham County Superior Court tho most
important and sensational Of which g.
that OF Eueben Barbee. a white man oil
means. ana large respectable connection.
but Of uusavOry personality. for the
murder hero in a saloon of John Cole,
white man with whom be was on terms
Of familiarity, some weeks NO. Tho io-
cal papers have ventilated tho facts con-
nectcd with this affair TO such extent
&c il not thought O jury can be gotten IN
this county Of men who have not formed
ard expressed an opinion. The magni-
Uf HN d. ga e..H
fact that his lawyers according 10 the
accepted rumor. have hean paid $1,000
cash ass a retainer, and his counsel posi-
lively refuse 10 let him TO interviewed ~
either of newspaper man, citizen or any
one else.
1t Is also expected there viii De quite
% sensation TO develop when a. comes
to the trial OF tho three negroes FOR the
murder Of Doc Fearing. white. and that
some white men VIII le placed IN an un-
envable attitude.
The Durham Graded School. occupying
one Of the best arranged and most sight
ly buildings OF the Kind In the State, has
had Contractor j. j. Killer TO make SOM
interior alterations. which adds much ~
the appearance and convenience ~ the
faculty and students Under Suporin-
tendcnt Toms two vrars's supervision.
A. has gotten acknowic dement, ms among
the best educational Institutions On the
state.
The term Of lS95-d shows an enroll
mont in the white school of 10S5 ard
an average daily attendance Of 62S
The largo annex of the Erwin Cotton
MIL Boo West Durham has boon COM
rleted. and the machinery IS being plaza
10 IS now the largest cotton mill IN the
South and for several months has run
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE OUEER MIXTURE IN NORTH
CAROLINA POLITICS.
M r.rI,uv and Rev. DIR. Bobbitt Dead.
Reward for Two Daring Men VINO
Captured De'perndo'

RALEIGH. y. c., Sept. 1.-speclal.-At
pon,iist hesdouaTters it IS announced
that no matter what action the Kepupil-
cans may take regarding oilFsr il. DOcA-
cry the Pcpulists viii keep him UP as
their candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Republicans who are for d. L. huS-
sell for Governor and those who oppose
him had several personal collisions al q
ueAting here last night This meeting
was 10 form a Mckinley club. The hls-
sell men went in Ia large numbers. As a
I'll, ,tera ia q Mckinley club and a
sFcftiniev and Russell club also.
pf.VVARD FOR BRAVERY.
Governor Carr pays SlOp reward 10 Two
daring white men OF braItoIl .ouH's
who In Pitt county capluIeu Johh eoo-.Y,
a negro desperado. VINO is charged Win
sste1sit with Intent 20 kill They had 10
shoof him before they could take him.
Koonce was once az James City, negro
settlement near NeWDern, ana ilol
nearly resulted from the attempt 70 cap
ture him there 49,, -. -.
work rorIfhe season. The very early crop
will soon'be out OF the way.
The institution Tor the Blind begins its
term on the 9th with about 10 pupils.
There is now an excellent orchestra OF
eighteen pupils.
Or. John D. Belismy. OF Wilmington,
died al his home there lest evening, aged
seventy-twO. lie was verF prominent Tor
many years as physician, ana was
formerly very wealthy.
Rifam l.. Grsnt. of the Republican state
Committee arrived here to-day. lie says
tho speech OF oliver TT. Dockery was eN-
actiy the one he expected DE would make.
lie asserts that DOckary was pledged 70
Mckinley.
TEXAS FEVER.
Governor Carr is informed that the dis
ease among COWS at Charlotte Is very Ike
Texas fever
Rev Or. j. G.. B0bbitt died here last
night az the age Of seventy. he was for
a long tim0 owner and editor OF the RAJ
leigh Christian Advocate. the organ OF the
North Carolina ~ r. Conference. lie
was for many years one Of the best known
preachers ia that co florence
For the first time in several years there
is a large crop Of figs here wherever per-
sOns bent down ,he bushes and covered
them with earth This Is found 10 be the
only mode Of protection against frosts
and freezes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
TWO LITTLE Girls, TROUBLES.
They Say They Started for Ohio ana wore
Turned Back by Conductor.

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. i'-Speo'~''
Il learned to-day from gen"eman
from Prince George that scarcely crop
at all Of Virginia peanuts VIII pe piAuo
i'm that county and not moro than oait
a crop OF Spanish nuts. The shortage Is
due to the very protracted drought.
Late tobacco in some OF the neighoor-
ing counties IL looking much more prom
Using than IL did some weeks back. Re-
cent local showers have helped the growth
OF the weed wonderfully.
Rev. A. J. Fristoe, pastor OF the Sec
ond Baptist church, in this city. has been
engaged during the past month holding
protrahted meetings In different parts OF
the State. Next week he will go 10
Pamplin's. on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. TO hold a similar meeting. At
the close OF this meeting Mr. Frlstoe will
visit the Eastern Shore of Virginia to
conduct a meeting.
The work OF plastering the Second
Baptist church is 10 be begun at once.
For satisfactory reasons IL has been
deemed best not to begin the completion
OF the edifce at present. The church.
which has been I'm an unfinished condi-
ton for some months. IL expected. how
ever. 10 be ready for dedication by the
latter part Of next December
Two little white girls, giving their
names as Minnie Moore aged thirteen
wears. and Henrietta Haselhurst, aged
nine years. were found by police officer
on Halifax street last night. In search
OF lady whose place Of residence they
did not know.
They said they were from Marion. ONO,
and had been visiting near Winterpock,
Chesterfield county. since about the first
OF August. They came 10 petersburg
Yesterday morning. and Minnie Moore
purchased a half-ticSer 20 Columbus
Ohio. The two took the west-hound pas
senger train. After going some distance
M the road. they declared that the con-
ductor refused to carry them any further
and placed them on the east-bound pas
seneer traln. which arrived here Yesterday
afternoon about G.20 o'clock. on their
return 10 Petersburg they went IN search
OF a lady friend. whom they were unaple
IN find. and Il was while searching Tor
this lady that they We're taken In charge
by the police officer. Quarters were on
tained for them at a clearinghouse on
Bollingbrook street Chief OF Police FER
kiuson sent a telegram this morning 70
tho father OF Henrietta Haselhurst' IN
forming him OF the circumstances uneer
which the two girls had been taken up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
CHIcAG0 AlAItKET.

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. This has been
a. bear day 81 wheat with emphasis. At
the start there was possibly half "a min
ute's stcadiuess and hesitation. bat the
popular desire was 90 SELL and very little
opposition 10 declining prices was en-
coluterd duz'ns The reiniundcr oi the ses-
sion. December wheat opened from
J9sc. 10 JHsc., declined TO IS &c.. closing
40 jsi4p4ssc.-l l5d14c under yesterday.
cash wheat was weak and lMilac. per
bushci lower.
Corn was In sympathy with wheat,
prices declining moderately. bat the trade
remained inactive and devoid OF aftratiVe-
Less. The pit was for the most part
neglected. the few orders executed being
FOR small lots and for local account. May
corn opened at 2aifo 25isc.. sold at 2t4c..
declined TO "a &c., closing at 1ihc.-ipc.
under yesterday cash corn was easy
and i4c lower
oats were not active, but there was
stoadlcr feeling ia the market than
i'm either corn or wheat Nothing trans
pired which al an saVOred Oi cons Queuce.
May oats closed lsc under yesterday.
Cash oats Were steady and unchanged
IN price.
ProNIsions-lradne IN provisions was
AZ quite nrm quotations. The offerings
were moderate and the demand about
fair a steady hog market was quoted,
which was apparently the principal cause
OF strength January pork and ribs closed
unchanged ana January lard u shade
lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Sept /, 1896.
Private sales reported 10 tue secretary
o. the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, l hogshead. filters, JI3; Tugs
(darD. e. Total 1iG hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspecuons-B hogsheads and j
tierce. dark. 43 hoEsheads. Keinspec-
tious-BrlghL 80 hossheads.
Myers. Boyds. Allegheny, Crenshaw $,
DavenpOrt's Planters. SeabrooA $, Ola
Dominion. and Shockoe tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, SO pack
ages. deliveries, 200 packages
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tObaccos for the city OF Rich
mond, Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
81. 563 As; plug tObaccos. s., 1910 Total
S5.35SS5.
ton on Change tomorrow "wednesday
forty (40) packages Of Caroline and Louisa
county Na) sun-cured fJDaccos.
Mr. r. ID. Christian, OF the L. Lorilard
Co Of New York city, is in Richmond
Colonel Samuel W. Venable. OF Peters
burg. is in Richmond Na) to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Momentous Results May Follow I.oban
on7s Death.


on7s Death.
VIENNA. Sept. THE following par
ticulaIs Of the death Of Prince Lobanon-
Rostovsky. Russian Minister of Foreign
Affairs. who died suddenly Sunday while
on his way from Vienna 10 Dresden, have
been obtained:
While Prince Lobanon was here he sew
eral times complained Of feeling 3D.. and
while paying a visit TO Count Nigra, the
Italian Ambassador. in company with
Count Philip Gutenberg, the German Am
bassador 10 Austria, no had faintlng
TT.
After recovering from the III Prince
Lebanon said that be mad suffered fcr
some timo with arteries lderoses, and IL
was his desire 10 90 as soon as possible
TO Dresden for the purpose Of trying tho
massage treatment. he started without
delay. but was overcome while on the
imperial special railway train, snl died
as the train reached kasatin.
A London cablegram 70 the New York
Sun says:
The death OF Prince Lohanom Rostovsky
changes the whole European situation.
No other mans death "a the present mo-
ment could have had such an important
bearing uuon the future history OF the
world. His was q mind which comedy
cd. and his was a hand which was exc
cutting the vast readjustment OF interna-
tionsl relations which Is now In progress
and which Is just entering it's most crit
ical period. The success OF his stugen-
dous plan was almost assured. lie as
pired 10 make Russia the dominant power
OF Europe and Asia, sppglanting Great
britain in her aim. Z worldwide prestige.
Fate and his own genius and indomita-
BILE energy enable him 10 accomplish Won
ders during the eighteen months he was
virtually in control Of The Russian Gov.
eminent.
1t was not until about month ago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Naval STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. g., sept, 1.-Ros.A
firm. strained $50. good strained, |L4o.
IurpeAuue steady. machine, zl54c'' II
regular. DC.
Tar quiet at Sl.O5. son.
CRUDE turpcnuHo qmeti nara, sA-V'
SOFT $50. viIsln Sl.OJ. -
CHAELESI On, >. g., sept. l,-lurpeh-
tine market firm al zl.gc.
Kosin nrm. Quotations.: Is. ana g,
H.. sI.4O, l.. 81 40: X, $3.50; NJ, 500,
y, sI.vO, W. g.. $40, ". W., Sl.sO.
SAVANNAH, g.. sept l.-Iurpentne
frm al 1z,sa sales, so casks; receipts
1Z14 casks.
BON barrels Quotations. A., b., c.,
d.. ana L.. s135. T., sL4O. c., s1.4O; H.,
sl.45. l.. $50, NJ, sl.CJ; ~, Sl1O; W. o..
Sl.65. ". ~ $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
To Clenr the Rermnda.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept Ar
rancements have been made for clearance
Of the steam hip Bermuda at the custom
house to-day for Central America I'M
portant International questions may arise
IL the collector grants the necessary doc
umonts. as protests viii De filed. Il l.
said. with the Treasury Department by
both Spain and England against the yes-
sci being allowed 10 leave.
Captain James Brown will command
the Bermuda There Is some likelihood
Of protests being filed against him be-
cause of his having. 81 IS alleged. beon
connected with filibustering in the ten
years war in cuba IL is believed that
the Bermuda will be put under the flag
OF Bolivia, this republic being "a strong
sympathizer with the Cuban insurgents
In their warfare against Spain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

oo,oh~r s2o1S2i.c.: December, 84A464l1c.;
stes .ner no. red. $50. QJ0c.; southern,
by sample, COZ 65c.. DO. Oh grade e''.v
Corn weak. SPOT and the MONTH 2o1s
Q15c October. 2Js.c., January, -'.',
steamer mixed, -iJ-l zsc,' soulneIH ~" W..
corn 16l5a11isc. %. yellow corn, Lo,2g
Ifs3c. 49, o.>.os NJ o
mixed, z5B-J.-c. o.>o- ~
Rye firm, No. - near ~ ""+"'D'' ~
steamer, western. Ss2fssc. -
Hay WEAK. choice timothy SltVy piu.
Grain freghts firm and unchanged
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

ST. LOUIS, NO. sept Flour steady.
Wheat lower; September. 5slsc; Decen-
Der. Dlssc.
Corn lower, september, 1885, Decem-
oats easier; SEPTEMBER, 21Ae; May,
1910. bid. 1900.
l'ork-Standard mess nominal at S6.3I35;
old. $500. 900
Lard-Prime steam, S3l5, choice, $50.
Bacon-Shoulders. $500 longs, S4'VO,
clear ribs. "a IN. clear SIDES, SAB,
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOlldels. S5.6zis'
longs, S3.SIA; clear ribs, $3,O-13; clear
sides. 1915.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.


PORT NEWPORT news SEPI. !, lNlU.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Normandy. Fort Monroe.
Steamship Canada, Piogress).
SAILED.
Schooner W. l.. Roberts, Fan RIVER
Schooner Stella Il. kaplau. Boston
PORT OF WEST POINT. sbPT. l"'v
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyille Boyd, Baltimore
messengers and general cargo.
Steamship AccOmac, Thompson, NoIioih'
messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvlue. BOYD Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo. .,-,,.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Norloih'
passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
cINcINNArI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. D.. sept. Flour mar
kct steady; winter patent, SS.3o43.6O;
spring patent, S3.JOQ3s5.
Wheat steady, No. red. 60nolc.
track, 2Jc. 49,
Qloc. ,.. s,--
FORK market steady; city family, $40
Lard steady, steam leaf. So.'@53' PRIME
steam, 500.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
NAV YORK. pRoDUcE MARBET.

NEW YORK, sept. Flour quiet.
steady. and UNCHANGED. Southern -four
unchanged and quiet
Wheat-SpOt market dull ana weaker.
with options. f. %. b., OlAci ungladed
red. JOQG1c.. No / northern, Coo. Op-
ti0us were fairly active and closed weak
at l0lfiic. decline, March. CSisc.; May,
6hsc.. September G2nc. Octber. GiAc.;
December. GJisc.
Con-No. :, 2jAc. Elevator; 2GAc.
ahoat. options we're more active aud
closed weak at %-0ssc. decline. Septem-
ber 2Jtc, october, 2ysc.. December,
21'sc.: May. 5Ohc.
Oats-SpOt dun and steady Options
more active and weaker September
1870: October. 2Oisc.; December. 2ii.c.
SPOT prices No. ., zoe. No. white,
2iac. mixed western 1oU2lc.
Hay fairly active; shipVng. GjNjtiac.i
good 20 choice. old s2ia1glc.
Wool quiet and unchanged.
Beef dun and weak, family. extra, mess
SJ.duu5.Gi. beef hams nrmer al SJ.aOU
5OO. terccd beef quiet and weak city
extra, India mess, SSJO495O. cut meats
firm and wanted. picked bellies. S512ia0
90; shoulders 2A0jSii2. hams, >J.2j
0J. %.
Lard quiet and easier western steam.
S3.72l2; city $5.4503.5O, September S3G2.
Refined dull. continent Slid. South Amer
Jean. S4G5. compound, Sbs0412ia
Pork steady and fairly active new
mess S1250 20.
Butter I'm fair demand, fancy steady;
State dairy lO1l5c. do. creamery. 1ligW
l0l2c. western dairy, 1l2c. Egins. 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Annexed LIvn srocK nlARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, I'LL. Sept. l.
Cattle. Receipts 1000. market steady
and unchanged; common TO extra steers
S37505 %; stOckers and feeders, SZ.oO4
e.. cows and bulls SL2j9J.Z3; Texans,
s. 4O0S.l5 western Sngers. 81 OO133J.
Hogs-Rccciyts. 1900. market steady;
heavy packing and shipping lots, SGfog
o 2b common 10 choice mixed. s. oJt.3. 80
choice assorted, S835d3.40, light S3.lJ4
$40, PIGS, S2.5Og335.
inorior TO choice. s2OO93.JO; lambs. sz.oO
n 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
CROP CONDITIONS.

Good showers Result In Immediate IN"
provement, the Reports >ay'
Following is the weekly bulletin OF the
Virginia Crop Service:
The reports OF the correspondents or tue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

IL is calculated by the customs authori-
ties, England, that no less a value than
1000 600 pounds Is literally thrown into the
gutter In the shape OF the ends OF cigar
cites and cigars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
/. LONDON AND PARIS MARKET.

IlONDON. Sept liar silver. 30 il-l6i.:
co. sois. ca-int.rcsL Ills for money and
IA for Che account
5Nl AZ paris adve<s quote per cent.
O.. ntea at lW francs f6N the account