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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20
TO VISIT JAMESTOWN.
News from the Ancient Capitai-fer-
sonnI Mention.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. September ID
(speclal)-An agent representing thu
washington and Norfolk Steamboat Conn
many. il is stated, was at jamestown
short time ago taking the depth of watel
at the end OF the pier which was ascer'
tanned TO be twenty-one feet at low tide
He gave out the information That In ths
near future a large excursion would Ia
run from the national capital TO historic
jamestown, having on board the MEM
hers of a religious body, which Is soon
to gather in that city. Parties Were
written 10 here 10 see II transportation
could be secured to take the excursionistf
TO jamestown from this point, as II was
their intention TO first visit Williamsburg,
but IL was found that cOnyeyanees for "a
large a party could not be secured. Cons
seauently the excursion Will proceed "a
jamestown direct by steamer
As a ressIt OF the protracted meeting
which has been going on for two weeks
AZ Smyrna Baptist church, In James Cltyf
the pastor. Rev. J. 5. Boyle, yesterday
evening baptized twenty-seven OF thu
forty-two persons converted during this
revival.
our public schools opened to-day. The
attendance at Nicholson School was Iargei
than last year. with prospect OF
further increase I'm the next day or two.
Miss Jennie Morecock. who holds
positIon I'm the Interior Department.
Washington, returned this morning TO her
duties, after a delightful visit home.
Mr. r.. w. Hopewell. after visit TO his
relatives in Augusta, has returned To
his duties at the Eastern State Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Geddy have as theif
guests Misses Tribble ShackelforG and
Willie Schenck. two charming youni
ladies'.
Miss Mary Waller Mercer returned
Saturday evening from a delightful visf
10 her friend. Miss Lucy Carr. on Dun.
more street, Norfolk.
Miss Celia Powell. who has been spend-
ing some time with her sister Mrs. ID. y.
Jones, in Newport News. has gotten home.
Miss Lottie Cosby. after charming
visit TO her aunt. Mrs. G. +. Marrable. at
Magruder, York county, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey. OF Richmond
who have been visiting the family OF Mn
Weller Barlow, on York street, have res
turned home.
Mr.. r w. Warburton. the president o.
the Williamsburg Canning Company. has
returned from his visit 10 the Monroe
Red Sulphur. He fs;tened twelve pounds
and enjoyed every day he Cas there. and
but for business engagements would not
have returned until frost.
Miss Annie Caldwell has gotten home
from her trip 10 the upper counties.
Mrs IT, +. Holt after visit 10 her rela-
tives here. has returned TO her home. ia
HAMPTON.
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Victim of n Conspiracy.

STAUNTON, September 1s.-(SpeciaL)--
Saturday Charles Crawford (colored)
swore out warrant charging Mr.. 5.
Bradley Lyle with giving a check with
out afixing a stamp thereto. Mr.. Lyle is
n prominent businessman, and was mace
to appear before United States Commits
sioner Kirby to-day, when the warrant
was dismissed it being shown that MI:
LYLE was the victim of a conspiracy ana
that he had given the cneck as an accom-
mediation. and with the understanding
that the parties having the check cashed
should atfix a stamp thereto.
Tonight Colonel John j. Williams, OF
Winchester, commander Of the State
camp of Confederate veterans, delivered
before Stonewall Jackson Camp and a
large audience Of ladies an interesting
lecture on "The Horse Artillery, Army OF
Northern Virginia"
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THE SUFFOLK SOLDIERS.
A Mnss-Meeting in Their Behat-
Resolutions Adopted.

SUFFOLK. VA, September l9.-(Spe-
cialJ-A mass-meeung of the citizens OF
Sunolk was held tonight for the purpose
of taking action in regard to the present
condition Of the Suffolk soldiery In the
volunteer army, to further their well
faro. and TO give expression to the views
of the citizens by resolution, 70 be for
uarded TO Governor Tyler, in order that
H. may use his powers and influence IN
bringing about the desired end. Mayor
j. T.. Brewer presided over the meeting
.nI Nessrs. =. l.. Pruden, Of the Norfolk
Nren.an. and W. l.. Mcleod, the DIS
patch correspondent. were the secre-
tar,s Rev. J. b. Dunn, who had re-
Gently had an interview with Governor
TYLER. stated that the Governor had
pledged himself to do all In ms power as
5a Official 10 get from even the humblest
private iu the ranks an expression OF MS
desire as 10 remaining in the army
SIR Dunn offered a preamble ana Ieso-
luton discaiming any desire 10 uisoi
g.r.ze the volunteer army or 10 ioiheii'
q spirit OF discomfort. and earnestly can
ing upon Governor Tyler 10 make suon
u-e OF his Executive power as SHAH seem
good to him 10 secure for the priVates 'ne
most generous treatment.
The resolutions were endorsed by Rev.
W.. 49, staloy. ID. D.. Rev. W. T. Green
Judge r.. r. Prentis. Hon. Il. +. Holland
Conceal L. S Baker, and Colonel i. W.
Smith. after which they were unan-
Iy adopted
The Governor has been officially notihed
t.f the men OF the Fourth Regiment are
'eer 90 so 10 Cuba. and the object OF
Ne action taken tonight Is to secure FOR
DO men in said regiment an opportunity
\" express their wishes in the matter.
Quite "a number OF ladies graced the oc-
Ion with their presence An ofilcial
copy OF :ho resolutions will be forwarded
70 fN. (..tgrnov
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ARSENIC In COFFEE.
A FATHER AND HIS TWO chill
DREN POISONED.
iTTER MAY RECOVER.
hut the Former Said to he Dying
Mystery Surrounds the Case, but
Developments Expected in a Day
VI So' L.. a.

WINCHESTER, VA, September TO-
(Special.)-In some unknown manner Mr..
George w. Everhart and his two little
children, aged and years, respectively,
were poisoned yesterday afternoon at
their residence, two miles northeast OF
Boyce. The condition OF all three was
alarming. but the doctors have succeeded
in saving the two children. The father
is still in precarious condition. That
a fiendish attempt TO murder some one
was made no one doubts, although the
would-be murderer is not at present
known. The poison was placed in a cof-
fee-pot, and after boiling the coffee the
father and his two little children drank
Of the contents. Naturally. the father
drank more than the children. and in
consequence was made more seriously i'll.
The case is shrouded in mystery. and
the whole community is deeply stirred up
over the crime. Everhart, who is a
widower, prepared breakfast yesterday
morning. but the coffee-pot was not used
He afterwards took his children to a
neighbours for a visit returning about 2
O'clock for dinner. He then noticed that
the coffee-pot had ground coffee in 1t, and
thought perhaps he had placed 1t there in
the morning. The children drank sparing-
ly of the coffee, and soon afterwards were
taken violently i'll. Everhart went for as
sistance. but he, too, fell Ill on the road.
DR.. Cyrus Mccormick was summoned, and
4 no cae
on examination of the coffee-pot was re-
vealed the presence Of large quantities Of
rough on rats, and the empty box was
found near by. Developments are ex-
pected to take place in a day or two
which Will throw light on tho crime. At
a late hour tonight Everhart was. said
20 be dying.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September l9.-tlour-
Easier on new spring-wheat brand, but
fairly steady otherwise; rye Hour arm al
ST. Goa $50
Comm ,al-Easy; yellow western, zoe.
Rye-Easy; No. 2 IS lie.
Barley-Dull: mailing, Ala i9c.; feeding,
% l-2a3ic; barley malt quiet at 55q6le.
Flaxseed- Easy at SO lie.
Wheat-Spot steady; No. 2 red, Y 3-ic.;
options opened firm on foreign buying
and better cables, ruled fairly steady all
the morning, but finally yielded 10 I'M
loading. caused by "A heavy visible sup
ply increase and lack Of support. Close
Unchanged 10 lie. net higher; sales IN
Guided No. red, May, closing 70 l-sc'; ;
September closed 70 l-2c. December
closed 81 lac.
opened steady with wheat, and on
h,lIlish Kansas State report, but later
offected By realizing ana prospective
larger receipts. sold OF httle, anu
closed partly l-sc. lower; May closed Ooc' ;
December closed "a l-sc. e,7a. an
Oats-SDot easier; NO. 2 - f-ec.i OPP
tions dull and neglected, closing nominal
BePf-Quiet.
Cut-Meats-Steady.
Tard-Weak: western steamed closed al
a. as: city. $3.50; September closed AT Wv
noninally; refined weak.
Pofl<-Easier.
p,,tfer-Ffrm; western creamery, 10 LA
,,n 40 factory. II l-2Ili 1-2c.; E.gins.
10 imitation creamery, lSftio l-zc.; state
dairy. HAS l-2c
'r1heese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm; State ana pennsylvania
30 western. fresh. ls l-2Ql7c.
pT,o,tatoes-Steady; Jerseys. A.5OdNh l-2:
~ York. 81. 2TaSl75: Long Island. sl.50n
20. sweet. Jersey. sl75a$2S; southern,
NGs125.
Petroleum-Firm.
Rosin-Steady. oaa,.
Rice-Firm- 49,,
cahbage-Dull: Long Island sSiA
cottouseed- Oil-Quiet and easier, WIN
the decline In lard; prime snn2er yei'cw,
90 10 asked; spot; PC. FOR future de-
y, cofYee-Options opened barely steady
with prices unchanged 20 points lower
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STOCK PRICES DROP.
THEY START WELL, But SUGARS
WEAKNESS LOWERS THEM.
HI SITUATION is STEADY
IL Becomes More and More Evident
That Late Apprehension Over
Squeeze I'm Money Was Largely
FictftIous-wheat Depressed,

NEW ERIK, September i9.-The
market started off this morning as
though 1t had shaken of the incubus OF
tho recent tight-money scare, but the
marked weakness OF Sugar, which made
up two fifths of the total transactions,
unsettled the tone early. and carried
prices below Saturdays level. The stu
alton was steady. The remainder of last
weeks sharp recovery was the result Of
extensive covering OF short lines by
spectators. II is more and more evident
that the late apprehension over squeeze
in money was largely fictitious. The pro-
blem Of to-day's Spectator Is whether
the reaction has carried prices below
their value, or whether conditions have
so far charged as to have increased their
value.
The monthly report Of the Treasury
Bureau Of Statistics, just issued, throws
light on the money question.
CURRENCY CIRCULATION.
The amount of circulation. after de-
Quoting sums in the Treasury on August
LIST was Sl62. 727. POS greater than in any
year before. Saturdays Treasury state
ment showed that the cash balance IN
the Treasury had increased since that
time n little over S63,0Q1,000 This would
leave an increased circulation for the
year of about SlO0, coo 900, not counting the
imports of gold and the increase In bank
circulation since August 1st. Neither
does this take account of the large in
crease in the last few weeks of govern
ment deposits with the banks. There is
room there for a very largely increased
use Of money In the country, I'm spite of
the Treasury's absorption by the loan.
Tomorrow the Treasury will disburse
nearly 5000 $3.50 Of the anticipated in
terest due October LIST, on the registered
IS Of 1851.
BOND MARKET DULL.
Bonds were dull but yielded slightly
In the late trading. Total sales. 1885,, 600.
Government bonds were unchanged.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
3gs. 400 shares, including Atchison pre-
ferred. 5.S93: Chicago. Burlington. and
Quincy. TO- $50; Louisville and Nashville,
3605; Manhattan, $40; Reading, first pre-
ferrsd. 1885, Missouri Pacific, 5.e25; North
ern Pacific. 3626S do, preferred, 1901;
Union Pacific, 1880; ST. Paul, 1f.S5;
Union Pacific preferred, l9,45O; American
Tobacco, 81. 96S; Chicago Great Western,
9255 Peoples Gas, $500; General Elec-
trio, $50; Sugar. 1896.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, September 49, p. NJ
Money on call firm at 4n4 IL per cent.
last loan at per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 4d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
hills or Fl 81 l-4fr II 81
for demand and at stSl 3-4dsi.S2 for sixty
davs: posted rates, s4S3nA.S3 IL and sis5u
A&1-2; commercial bills, A.a.
Silver certificates, 50 1-2Q6l IL; bar sill
yer GO 7-S; Mexican dollars. AZ 3-S.
Government bonds steady.
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LOVE LETTERS IN COURT.
The CoIeman-Sanders Breach OF
Promise Suit.

WARSAW, VA. September 1e.-tSpe-
cial)-The Coleman-Sanders breach of
promise suit was again called to-day at
Lancaster court. Plairtiff's counsel an
nounced that they were ready for trial,
but the defence again asked for con-
tinuance of the case, upon the ground
of the absence of an important witness,
in the person of Mrs. Wood, of Richmond
CITY The Court ruled that the case must
be tried at 43O o'clock. The fair plaintln
YVES escorted TO the courtroom TO give
ho,. evidence in the case, and a dozen or
two affectionate love letters from TIE
defendant TO the plaintiff were read. In
the attendants plea it is avowed that he
has never refused TO marry the plaintin;
that he had acted in good faith; that he
only asked that the marriage be post
r,orad and that the answer he received
was m the form of breach of promise
suit for $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20
RANDOLPH-MACON.
o,ening Meeting of the Y. NJ. Z. A.
The Programme.

ASHLAND, VA. September s-tspe-
cial 1.-THE Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of Randolph Macon College. held
a.. ers, omen meeting of the session to-
night. The exercises consisted OF music
hoth vocal and instrumental under the
S,rection of MIR. Sheppe. and addresses
~, president James Hewlett, Dr. j. A..
Kerr president OF the college. and Pro-
tessor A c. wightman Refreshments
we're served to the students In the annex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20
Cuban Com missiOn o. X.

WASHINGTON, September ls.-The
War Department has received cable
gram, through Major Clous. the secre-
tary of the American military commits
sion. dated Habana, to-day stating that
the commission has removed to Vedado,
a suburb of Habana, and that all of the
party, as well as the people on the steam
err Resolute. Notwithstanding newspaper
reports to the contrary. are in good
health. IHAkaS4-.ss
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supreme cosrs OF Appeals.

STANTON. VA. september is.--(spe-
ciaL)-in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
to-day the case OF Fadley's Administra-
10 vs.. Williams. was argued in full and
submitted, by Hons. NJ. l.. Walton and
II. T. Barton, for the appellants. and
Colonel John j. Williams. for the APP
pellees.
The case OF the Homo IAfe-Insurancs
Company va. Sibert was lsard In part.
Messrs. Barton q Boyd. and Tavenner q
Badserman appearing for the appeliantA
and Walton & Walton for the appelleea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. September -, 1893.
Private sales to-day were as follows:
Wrappers. 10 hogsheads; filters. hogs
heads cutters. 5 hogsheads; leaf dark,
6 hogsheads; scraps, hogsheads. Total
number of hOgsheads sold, %.
Davenport's. Seabrook's, Shockoe.
Stonewall Old Dominion. and Allegnany
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, q
hogsheads; deliveries, 1877 hogsheads.
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. NEWPORT NEWS STRIKE.
Italian Laborers Make IA Demand Tor
Higher Wages.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September
-(Special.)-The Italians employed by
NJ. Honan & Son, the contractors VINO
are putting in the sewerage system here
struck this morning for higher wages ana
refused TO go to work. Last week hfty-
eight Italians came here from Phiiadei-
mia 70 work on the system They lived
a., sbanties above the ship-yard, pur-
ohos,ng their provisions from the 'contrac-
,ors, eommissary. The men say they
o,i, work because they did not get living
,rsees the amount paid them, they say
beine co cents day. Sewerage work Is
practically at standstill.
Every man, white and colored. who APP
I'd Cor work to-day, was given employ
,nent at wages ranging from S.20 to si.oo
a day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20
Presidential POstma sters.

WASHINGTON. September 19.-The
President has appointed the following
postmasters:
North Carolina-High Point, w. II.
Snow.
Florida-Live Oak, T. s. Harris; San
ford. Charles n. Partridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20

PORT of BERMUDA HUNDRED, VA.
SEPTEMBER 10. 1898.
(By telegraph)
SAILED.
Barge swansboro', Scott, lumber; Bal
timore, Md.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. 10.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Baron Clamis. New Orleans.
steamer Harmonic, New Orleans.
Raree West Virginia, Baltimore.
Rarge Caravan, Providence.
SAILED.
steamer Baron Clamis. Rotterdam.
steamer Harmonic, Genoa.
Schooner Agnes l.. Manson, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. 1s, 1898.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
.o1.,. messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomack, Thompson. Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo.
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INtTIIIUII1It ' fi'f ptPIVIIIUtI To- IoVo'
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 70 to
zoe; mixed, 50 TO 70c.; shortberry, 50 10
roc: No. 2 red, zoe. Corn-White, Nir-
ginia, bag lots. Sc; No. 2 white, 56c. /;
No. white, 35c.; No. 2 mixed, IS lie. /;
No. mixed, 3jc. Oats-No. 2 mixed.
"a 1-2 to 25c.; No. 8 mixed % IL TO 24c.
winter seed. % to 35c. Rye-i5 TO SIC,
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September Il, 1913.
Receipts Cattle, LOO head; sheep, $500
heao: lambs. $40 head; hogs, $50 head.
Sales: Cattle, LOO head; sheep, 2oO)
head; lambs. 800 head; hogs, $50 head.
Prices: Cattle-Best, 4l-2 TO &c. gross;
medium TO good 3 IA to 41-4c. gross,
common TO fair, 2 TO Sc. gross; bulls, IL
to lac. gross Sheep. 2l-2 to 4c. gross;
lambs, to lie gross. Hogs, "a to $40
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julius SyCIe & Son.

to the lecture-room by the young ladies
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The Graded School Of Ashland opened
to-day with an exceedingly good atten-
dance.
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sSdS12; good to fine wrappers, sl2.5OgSlS.
No ahinning In market.
No ShIppIHB III HIT hVes
sIrFroI.K PEANUT MARKET.


No shipping in market
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK, September 19.-(Special.)-
Hand picked. fancy, +l-2c: extra. S6-sc;,
yirnnia shslled, No :. 31-2c.: No. 2.
tide: Spanish shelied. No: /. &i-3c.;
farmers stock. fancy, sl-2c.; prime.
314 70 SCI farmers Spanish, 70 to Uc'
bushel.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
NORFOLK, September 19.-(Special)-
Psanuts-Farmers' market quiet; fancy
$3.50; strictly prime, Ike, prime ~
sI-lc.; common, 2G3c. Spanish. Toe b'gn
demand for all grades.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. Sept l9.-tspecliI'l-
Virginia peanuts steady at 3 Laos l-zc:
for good TO fancy; Spanish urn; puyets
offering CSC, but holders not willing 10
sell at that figure.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, Sept 19.-(Special)-
Cotton-Qulet at Csc. for good lots.
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CAMPAIGN IN MEcKLENBURG.
II Was Opened at Boydton Yester-
day.

hoYDTON. VA, September n.-(Spe-
l4il-The congressional campaign open
'l here to-day United States Senator
4hriin. Democratic COMPASSIONATE oml-
A.' sydney =. Epes. and Major +. X.
-as ter. Of Petersburg, representing the
.-uocrats In speeches on the hastings
Wien they were through Hon. X. Il.
itprD Repubhcan). spoke for an hour or
more making a bold and broad challenge
To divide time with Mr.. Epes during The
eanyass.
Senator Martin and his friends left for
ShSse City al L. II.
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under weak European cables. absence OF
buyers, Indifferent demand for spot arti-
Gle. free Brazilian receipts, bear pressure,
and light warehouse movements; ruled
irregular all day, with speculation nj
low ebb, and closed steady and unchanged
20 points lower: sales. 1890 bags, IN
Guiding September $40; October, S.i3;
spot Rio dull and nominal; mild quiet
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. l3-lcy
37-sc.; centrifugal i95-degree teso, $40;
molasses, 7-isu3 5-Sc.; refined strong.
NEW YORK DRY-GooDs MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 19.--Mail orders
were light to-day in the dry-goods mar
ket. and buyers were not nearly so hume
rous as they have been heretofore.
Trading in both woollen and cotton divt-
sions was light
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. September ls.--Flour-
Dull: western superior, S225lN.So
Wheat-Dun; spot. Va.V l-sc 20 me
December. 6s 1-2n6s 3-4c.; southern wheat,
by sample, 6tu7lc.
Corn-Steady; spot and the month.
80 l-iH33 12c.; October. 30 l-2d33 Bic; new
or old. November or December, &c;
southern white corn. 3la56c.
Oats-F'irm No. white, western, 70 liz
Q27c.
Rye-Firm; No. 2, near by. 40 Ice; No.
2. western. sic.
Sugars Strong; graduated. SIS.
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery, N@
dc: do. imitation, l6alTc.: good ladle,
Bale.
Eggs-Firm: fresh, 16c.
Cheese-Steady; fancy, New York,
large. SS-SnS SAC.
Lettuce-Scarce at SOC. per bushel box.
Whiskey-s 20lfsl.50 per gallon for nm
ished goods in carloads and sl.3lGSl53
for jobbing lots.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 19-Heavy re-
ceipts and a large increase in the visible
supply had a depressing effect on wheat
to-day and resulted in a decline OF about
lie. in both the September and December
options. Corn was heavy, with wheat.
and declined l-4c. Oats closed practicaiiy
unchanged. after an exceptionally uuii
session. Provisions were weak through
out. and closed 5Nl2 1-2c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows
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100 dozen Ladies' 1Oc. Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched embroidery, plain en-
broidery, and embroidery corners. No
more than six to a customer, so as to
give everybody a chance to obtain this
wonderful bargain, is the reason we
limit the quantity. The wonderful
price, Sc.
1000 yards Turkey-Red Calico. with
White. and some with Black figures;
good for children's school dresses and
boys shirt-waists, 61-4c. grade, lie.
400 yards of English Twill Flannel
lettes. the new fall patterns beautiful
for wrappers and dressing sacques,
the real u 1-2c. grade, for Lie.
To-day we will open Great Novelties in
Gulpure and Art Work. Visit this de-
partment and see the New Novelties.
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Richmond stock Market.

RICHMOND, September 10, 1892.
sALEs.-Noifolk Street Railway-25 shares at
g
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. yellow corn, 80 l-203lc. No.
wheat. 62q65 lie; No. red, 65c. No.
corn, 80 l-ia3O lie, No. 2 oats, 81 1-2q22c.;
No. 2 white, Z5c. No. 3 white. y S-49
2l3-4 No. 2 rye. 470i7 lac. No. 2 barley,
4lGl3c No / fiaxseed. 90c. Prime timothy
seed N751$2.50 Mess pork, per barrel,
So %. Lard, per 100 pounds, sLI2 la
sl75. Short rib sides Qoose). SIP LA
1892 10: dry-salted shoulders boxed.
450asl75; short clear sides Cboxed). $500
s5.7O. Sugar. cut-loaf, $500: granulated,
S56l. Butter steady: creameries, l3420c.:
dairies. IL 1-2mN Nc. Cheese steady at 1U
Size. Eggs irm fresh. - 1-2alic.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPT. 20,
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing IN not
eFs than tea years.