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a =. ,rdoubtedly a fact that our

-ahrst sons and daughters, ana 9lu No.
h..ar,. weak. complaining invaiids d.
consequence. ,.,sous for
80 O,e Is. that they lived more III .ue
uar air and another, and probably .ne
-, ;rAueutial of all, is that tney W.
- ,,udish than the women OF to,uay
,rt,sv rere not ashamed to know sorhelnins
ds,pa;r own physical makeup Ihey 49, =,
W 100 20 nice TO take care of their 9esl'n ~
urarIv way. Women now-a-uays
nr,ojd torfures in silence, because =.
Lrsss and disease OF the disunS"y
c.,.inine organism, rather than consul -
.n;c;ar or even talk upon the supJe -
,yhn,1 own husbands. They imagine .I ha
.norh,ss Of this description can ohIy ~
nus .d nv undergoing the disgusting easm
.ra,;ors and local treatment insis'eu up p,"r
hn ~ average modern physician. LII ~ a.
1!sss,s Fayorite Prescription cures az ., 80
80 ceculiar TO women in the piiyasSy -, !.
80 twn homes II does away win ~
a.s;ty for examinations and iocai u Sc -,
IT,, n acts directly on the impo,
NILS concerned, making them suonsi
ss,,,,v and vigorous. 1t FITS tor wiienoo :,
.hs burdens Of household du.e 80
au ras Inflammation, heals ulccIauon 49,
sna ,,,.s main. Il tones and builds up ~,
.ss n bauishes the discomfons al
,;,ns ~ expectancy and makes cSoy,s,nd
Int easv and almost painless.
have testified to It's merits. CO.,
o.., 1000 pages Of medical advice re for "a
o.' crt stssiips 10 6osxy naf'fng enss, q sens
lionsverrd COPY Of DIR. Pierces Som ,,,rs AID
psGesi Adviser Cloth bound q sA'AS
arcs DR.. 4. v. Pierce BUFFALO, ~
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Liquid Air.
CNew York Press)


Al last 7 can see the finish of the
treacherous iceman. A liquid air factory
is in construction. and presently we VIII
be able to buy frgidity in pints, quarts
and gallons. Ii will be delivered In guam
titles TO suit at a price far below the
cost of ice, and in condition that az
soluteIy precludes the possipilty OF WASTE
or short measure. IL Is clean anu puIe'
II &c made without the use of chemlcals'
one gallon of liquid air, reduced 10 us
lowest temperature (47O degrees peio"
zero,. is equivalent for refrigeratlns pur-
noses TO ton Of ice. One smali tuiipiel
ful dipped out and placed IN the lCe-
chest. will maintain temperature VI 90
for twenty-four hours. HAM, pooh' nan
delivereri ,.,e, o,,,ra
,in,,id air commercially is building
s9d Goa nlant in the upper part OF TINS city
which will have a capacity OF thirty ga.-
Ions an hour. or 40 gallons day. rms lls
&C. equivalent to an output OF l'fioWV
no,,nds of ice daily The cost OF manu-
faoture will not exceed 10 cents sdii's ~
THE retail price TO consumers VIII De y
a eallon-rather neat proht lot tue Ptv
drcer But how does this compare WIZ
ice2 | nay 30 cents per lOo PouhuS' ~ =,
ss a ton. and am cheated aally' roi =
| I can buy three gallons VI ~. "a,
aonoI To three tons of ice, ana get mp
,oonev's worth every time. Iheh tiieie :
the convenience Of handling ar, wnl'i
means much. 1t is as safe as eiectlleiey,
The manufacture Of liquid air CONNER
c,alIv is the most important economic az
complishment we have known slnce VI
discoverv of the uses OF steam. Cois'ue
a Few of the things it will do: IL Will De
sides refrigerating cheaply residences zee
chests. breweries, packing-houses, nV5p,
tells cars. ships, cellars, etc. suppiai
nowder and dynamite as an ehplosis'
tote the place of steam as mo,is
rower do away with electricity IN u
nropulsion of bicycles and horseiess ca
riages. and forever destroy the U.s. ~,
ness ~ pressure blowers and fans as Vel
tnators. Ons volume OF liquid ar pr
dnces 74S volumes of gas. THINK OF Una ina
60 far no vessels have been mace sun
GENTLY strong TO stand the tension .
changing the air from liquid 10 ga
cons state. but they will come In TIN
! LIQUID air will be used in reducing an :
fractorv ores. Rubber and iron are HiaC
co brittle by contact with 1t that th'
can be broken like glass, and mower {.
nosed 10 it's awful temperature, WIN
retaining its perfect FORM crumDies
ashes at the slightest touch.
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u,c;ue mt Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. october tine raee s
today at the STATE Fair-Grou rounds ., Me,e .
more hotiy contested than on yes's nsttsr
and the horses appeared to be OF a 's''''
FIRST race-2.27 trot, purse s9 go ,s,sn
e,i r won. in straight heats Best ,,ne;
s Ss IA Firewood, Tiger Tom IL snl san
patcb Prince l., and Lady. May a's'
started. 100 Racing purse
Sec4nu Alice won. In straight heats
S Rss, time. 2:fsi-i. Big b. Little cs Guy:
Fletcher also started. III. he's,
Third race-running. half c mi,e 's ss.
two in three-Leonidas ~9n line oa.i
cy r,o,en Gould. in harness. paced mis-
.l ngrs Nahant. without driver in 20
"s Without drivers. Lady Mack am ana PIN
yvoodford paced a mile in ~
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nrmly planted in every city and town in

firmly planted in every city and town IN
the State.
THE following places ought 70 nav.
aid to the amount of $50 eacn os'ins
the next years-viz.: Spray, New cas .1e.,
Chilhowie, and East Radford. Ineh 80
appropriated to tent evangeiizins' WI" W.,
the amount collected on the neio' ~o's
insure such advancement OF our eauS. ~
the towns This year as would aston'sh
those who do not know how ripe these
towns are for our sickle"
Or. Charles w. Kent. OF the University
OF Virginia. addressed the convention on
the subject of SUNDAY Schools"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
DESTRUCTIVE TOBACCO FIRE.
warehouses and Contents
Clnrke~yiIie, Tenu., Consumed

NASHVILLE, TENN, October "a
special to the Banner from Clarkesviie'
Tenn. says: One of the most destructive
fires here in years occurred at 1880 A. NJ
to-day. burning the Grange Tobacco
warehouse. the Louisville and NashVi"e
depot. the Gracey Storage Warehouse
and many tenement houses. The loss Is
over half a million dollars. II Is believed
to be the work Of incendiaries. 1t started
in the Grange Warehouse.
The Gange Warehouse contained aoou,
$500 hogsheads of tobacco, and Is to'a'
loss. The loss on the tobacco alone III
this warehouse is estimated at $iSo"V'
with about 10000 Insurance.
Five tenement houses were destroyed
The Grange Warehouse contained apou.
| tobacco warehouse in the world ana nae
a floor space covering over five acres
II was comparatively new, and was oc
cupied by several firms.
| The Gracey Warehouse was built AT
cost of $4,000. and was only partiali'
covered by insurance 1t belonged 10 IN
estate OF the late f. f. Gracey.
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EVACUATION OF CUBA
s,.niard. Insist They can't he"''
the Island Immediately

uARANA. October 4.-Deiayeu ~
Transmission. AT the joint session I'M, .n,s
morning Of the United states ana ana spa, span
isS military commissions, the spaniaras,
acc to a report. declared 1t was I'M
possible to evacuatte e,o 1hs ' Commission
dlatey ss T' that their Instructions called vea
for an immediate eyasuatiq6H1 A the joint
hours conference on Wy NJ su 10 reach any
commissions were ui''''0
df Tine American az Se q rr S%f
y 70 hsadq %ere busy engaged q
Hotel , Heo" the stenographers notes san; ano
tn ndns code TO wa sTom tSe
Tle distrIbution Of a,z Tsl'G began O yester
Comai, now at MatanzaS' 'S
oay Blaneo to-day a sysps ago
ed t aS OTe the lsSS ren
to disDat Tho re regular troops. The reason
i sOr his step Is not known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
GEORGIA STORM DISASTER.
Family on st. Catharine Island s"iu
10 Have Been Lost.

SAVANNAH, GA, October b.-Ihe
Morning News correspondent at Hines
Vile. Liberty county, says that an UNI
confirmed report has reached Riceboro''
near there, that st. Catharine Island was
swept by Sundays storm, and that su,
,ar,ntandent f. NJ. Wetherington ana
FAMILY were lost. The report, the CORE GORE,
spondent says, is unconfirmed but laiIiy
SaI,ahle. IT reached Riceboro' by ne
Who claims to have been the only
5 9ep. on the island who escaped with with
~ Iife He climbed tree and waited
for the tide to recede' u.o,s
~ The telegraph and telephone systems Is
arc still Frustrated, and connection win
coast towns is still cut on lntorInauS Sn
~ only obtainable by messengers VINO
- hardIv mass along the country roads
Mcintosh and Liberty counties sustain
"a beavv damage. but no estimate mas
vet been ventured.
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DEATHS.

pRA.~KETT.- Died. october 9TH. ~ A.
NJ a, the residence of his uncle, r.. war
rar Evans No. 29l2 east Broad street,
WAITER HERsIE BRACKETT. Oldest
-, 80 Tho late H. w. and Josie >. Brack-
ett. ,,.. u,,.
Funeral from 81. James Methodist Epis-
conaI church. corner Twenty-nlntn thu
Nershall streets, THIS At-IEHNooN AT
4 o'clock. Friends and acqunintances IN
yited to attend.
GATEWOoD.-Died. wednesday, ON
instant. at A. NJ. SUSAN, beloved "ne
OF Jacob Gatewood. mo- NV
The funeral will take place To-pAt
rrhursdavl az 33O O'clock from Ebenezer
church. Friends are Invited TO attend
GEIsINGER.-DIed, Tuesday October
4th at the residence or MIS- uiit' NO 80
snr,ng street, Mrs MARY ANN
GEIgINGER. in the 18th year OF her age
Dsceosed was born In Baden, 6ermany'
o,d mas for fifty years a resident Oh TINS
city. ,o. from q, nfary's
cl.hnI,c church. with solemn requiem
mass THURSDAY MORNING.,
n,cIock Interment In 81. Mays ,s"o-
| terv. Friends and acquain,aness "a ~
ceased are kindly invited 10 H'''"" .,
flowers. =,
,rrvrRN AToR.-Died, at SAo A. M
| October 9Th. al the residence Oh ne, pa
rents IA west Marshall street, mh
| tina LOUISE. infant daughter VI ""''s'
u and Amelia Guyernator' n
Funeral from the residence as Wv
| M. TO-DAY.
I.cKsoN.-pied, at the Baptist Homs'
~ 7.20 o'clock, Wednesday, octoper 49, 80.
oSter n long and painful illness, w
che bore without murmur or eonip'a !,
Mrs ELIZABETH JACKSON, "iuv"
Joseph Jackson, In the $50 year " nv
age. ..,..a s,eso.
IT, o,neraI will take place THURS
nav october 9Th. az AID O'CLOCK, 1--WE
.ne Home. Friends invited 10 atteh"'
puvNoIps-Died, October 9TH, at $40
ss az No. lOs east Marshall street
pnwoNIA c., wife OF J. w. i'eyn''us'
aged ~ years.
voice we loved is stilled, ~
Mace is vacant in our home
That never can be hled.
r,,,orai will take place TO-DAY rom
crace-street Baptist church at 4v =. -
friends and acquaintances invite" ="
TEND Interment in HOLLYWOOD.
r.vrop-pied, October SIN. at IN
49, =, her son-in-law, L. Z, Adsif
I',as,ru, min. Mrs CoRNEiiA siVhn'
! TAyTop widow OF III, T.. Taylor, IN IN
, 90 r 49, notice Ia the Evening Leader
vrf.uELM.-Died. suddenly. at go ]
! Wednesday. October 5, 1855. az tn
q o. OF his daughter. Mrs n.
0 .SSn-.a m east Main street, Mr. VIII
IT.'u WILHELM; aged vs. years
Funeral notice later
vrrJfAMs.-Died, Wednesday, ocff
Q her I'm. al $40 T.. NJ. az the fesiashs'
10 1ot Reservoir street. EMILY KOS
4 vvIrJIAMs. infant daughter OF Mr.. an
: Nra n NJ +. Williams; aged mont1
and * days. ,o.
:, funeral from the residence FKiDA
MORNING at o'clock.
/ woopwARD.--Died. at 725 north I've
,v-fourth street. at 1919 A. NJ, october
,rs IRENE MYRTLE WoopWAh
aged g months and % days.
~ Farewell. father: lay me gently
y In my little narrow bed
Think OF God. who gave and took ms
~ Now / slumbsr with the dead
" Farewell. mother must leave YOU
For the dark and silent tomb;
"a. Peaceful be my silent sinmbers'
Faded IN my early bloom
AN Funeral will take place from sns az,
IA. res,dence az p. NJ. OCTOBER sfH'
Ter terment In lakewood.
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are unable 10 relieve her OF the burdens
OF domestic drudgery. In fact. the aver
age woman insists upon personally carry
ing the cares of the household, even II
Others do the hardest manual work. 1t Is
incessant work and worry that make so
many homebodies thin and pale, urea,
nervous. irritable, and respondent.
The Guardian Angel Of the household
is DR.. Greene's Nervura for the blood ana
nerves. The nervous headaches to which
the housewife is subject; the exhaustion
which no amount of rest will overcome;
the melancholy which love and plenteous-
ness cannot remove-all these things
vanish under the magic influence of DIT.
Greene's Nervura. Why suffer when re-
| lief is at hand?
You are welcome to consult with Or.
Greene freely. personally, or by letter, at
his office. No. 80 west Fourteenth street.
New York city. Dr. Greene charges no
fees for consultation and advice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
,o,rpaIism i'm Santiago.
Wi, Trihune1

New York Trlbunel
nj, DaiIv Times, Of Santiago, Cuba, Is
Inc "a" ,,nder somewhat adverse condi-
strivins' he a representative American
tons lons. In a recent issue is remarked: j..
paper IN TO be the object in life OF
IL oon,e 10 do as little work and get
s ss much money as b possible 5E TnT
the cds' ,bs article Are We FOolsg
IN upon had appeared in our issue OF the
when n H. our printers are all ma
. day which not only accounts for the
many typographical errors so , especially sae ynd IN
our r-ne 30 bs constantly watching them
we ma" Sev a Yankee composites will turn
SOM ,n Santiago. and then. we may hope tc
, w out a better paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
ppv.y BACK AT JAcKsoNvILLE'
II. Poll. His Regiment, and 81 FER
cnt II ~ said, Wnnt to u" ho"'e'

1AcKsoNvILLE FLA, OCTOBER
co,orel w. J. Bryan, accompanied Ds
Mrs, Bryan, arrived here late last night ,,'
I m,s' cn,ore, has been busy to-day look
inc after the movement OF his regimen IHSars
, r,bicb came up from Pablo Beach WIZ
w " bad for several weeks been in camp
Colonel 8do Bryan polled his regiment ne 9,oS so-
day upon the question ss o of soss per s@ cent
anu ~ non expressed desire to return
Sf uee the officers being about equally T,b,y
d~IGed many of them not not, voting Tsso dns
ac'ion o,ost from the Governor OF Me-
H to . 10 whom has been left the cues J., ;
taan as TO which Nebraska regiment Is 10
b t.o', mustered out Of the service ann.
III Of the corps during the absence
i M Gereral Lee. will leave in the morning
Cor visit to his home in ONO.
General Arnold will assume eomln sI"l
- the corps until the return OF Genera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
STARTLING FACTSI
Dangerous Enemies That In
wade the Household.
HOW HEALTH AND HAPPINESS MAY
BE LOST.
DIR. Greene's Nervura rs the Des'
Guardian.

The faithful wife. The fond mo,ne..
The hope and inspiration of the human
race. such are the homebodies.
We may do homage TO queens. we p t,,s
applaud great artists and actresses We
NAV admire fighting amazons. But II Is
the homemakers whom we love.
We spare nothing to make the VIE anu
mother happy. We cannot, however,
shield her from anxiety, and most OIL US
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
PROMOTION OF DEWEY.
of Grade of Admiral in HIS
behalf.

WASHINGTON. october 5-The admin
,.,rot,on will recommend to Congress the
revival of the grade of admiral and the
'rar,otion TO that rank of Rear-Admirai
p,oorco Dewey. now in command OF the
Asiatic Station. 49, Dos,t,va an
secretary Long made the posl. nSea an, 10
nouncement to-day that ne intenu na, h W.
recommend that the grade oi aun' lsoS
revived. and that that rank De Soi1 pras'l
on Rear-Admiral Dewey anu INC
dent endorses this idea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

the city. under any circumstances. untii
frost. Members of the First and Second
regiments have been employed as quar-
antine officers, and the city VIII 90
guarded by bayonets.
The Secretary OF War has EXTENDED ,nS
furloughs of the First and Second Miss's-
sippi regiments until November isen'
on account of the spread Oh willow
fever and quarantine restrictions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
oxn,ER ELECTED GOVERNOR.
memorable Majority in Geors"'
anoo-.mendment Goes Through

ATLANTA, GA. oetoOeF e.,
voted to-day for Governor ana = iun
,,c,set Of state-House officers ana Oh
- ao~s,,tut,onal amendment providing
.,,does and solicitors be elected Dy
tna' 1oo Hon. Allen ID. Gambler Dem,
the peop pooinee for Governor, was eiecteo
ocra''T logan Popunso by not less than
over yer r,o9ority. this being more than dou-
s 49, the Democratic majority Tor GOV,
Die t"e ro years ago. The constitutional
amendment was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
LEE IN WASHINGTON.
TIE VIII probably Go bef"re p""S
Committee To-day.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., octoosr
Cspeeial)-Gen Fitzhugh Lee arrived s,
here tonight from New YORK, anu ment
10 the Shoreham. he imiheu'aso ahont
out 10 call on friends, ana issnee ".g ysh
o. he disturbed. He will proosply go
se.ore the War Investigating COMMITTEES
Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
Quite sick.

ASHLAND. VA, october Especial,
DIR. Carter, OF the United states hospi,a'
aar,ice arrived here last night from
Ch,ci<amauga quite sick with fever. lie 10
ar the home of his father. Hill carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
p.,chen Defeats Gentry.

ST LOUIS. october S.-rhe feature s,' a.
rat,-Grounds to-day was the pacing
va, raee between Joe Patchen and john ~, *,
, Gentry. Patchen won. in three straisn.
nem first in 2:o5 and the second IN
30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
,yNCHING IN MARYLAND.
x.ro Taken from Jail ana shot I"
Death.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, october 6'-Wrignt
smith (coloredD, who on september ~
attempted an assault on Mrs Sior MoTr1So Of
the VIE Vi ntstrict. residing near Jones $
the Iniru VAS taken from jail shortly after
station, wa I,s morning and shot. The
2 o'clock n art. went to the jail, pointed
ens at pqU Us n ana G tSs
5ss Pissry to aa sfH ldded the body with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
.,u. Enforced with Bayon<ts

wERIpIAN. MISS. october tine Me-
49,, poard Of Health to-day passed an
r,u'an ouarantinIng against the world
and no person win be allowed 10 sh'ef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

Groves Tasteless chill Tonic mas stood
the test for ten years. Wnen any oeaier
.ries TO induce you 10 take some other
make you may Know 'nat - sonis
nnaan compound or which he makes
,arear profit. Every bottle OF Groves
guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
THEIR SECOND DAY.

The Christian Church Conven'i"h-
Reports.
cuARIOTTESVIILE, VA, OCTOBER
Icnecial 1.-THE weather has been very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

,,out eighty miles from ,S Stockholm Ss,l holm
mere IS large waterfall foot S5 for nsIns
power project IS c pn i With electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. II (SpeciaD.-In smaIl way
was bull wheat market. prices here up a. o"'
time a cent, and closing onchaf cent over '"'
urday New-York was up almost as mucn
Chicago: Duluth. up a good deal more 'As"
wheat at Duluth at one time was UP -.
and II closed III cents over Satuross'
Northwest furnished the bull suesesuo"' %
though the Northwestern receipts were '
large, l.545 cars against LOB last year Nv
cepts at other points however. were coi'P"'"
lively light less at any rate than lest YEN
The total n urinary markets. 1,6i3,cO ousheV
was 100000 less than in 1897. The only "ea..
ness was at Liverpool. That market e'o'e
OF penny lower. All the American "'"
were higher The market here most OF 'he 80
was over calls" and some OF the lo"-P'
privileges were good at the close pe 'ln.,n.
opened at Co.'s cents sold between
and go cepts and closed at 61as cents. sep'e"
her closed at 6Sss cents. The statistics ". VI
help as a rule There was an increase VI
OOO bushel, In the visible, but this WAS nv ~
large as expected. Clearances were
hushe,s Thare WAS n decrease on passas'
olO OOO bushels: the English visible decre"'
651 600 bushels and the European N's'o''
creased 1 100000 bushels. 1t Is expec'eu IA
the worlds visible Tuesday Will decrease 90, on
OoO bushels. The worlds shipments. o-'
hushels were a little In excess OF the wee" 80.
GUS but not much over half the same "'N
year. az nsnts
september rye at one time was UP IN A.
but lost most Of It. The Government 1850
Saturday was something OF Dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Mark dull and
irregular Standard OH closed at iOoNio',
against 414a414k on Saturday. Last prices OF
other prominent issues were: Brooklyn Elevated
new stock 2Sm2SA preferred. 56MJS; Brooklyn
City Railroad. 214a215; Standard Gas. common.
13ST139 preferred 156a1G3 Mutual Gas. 32sd
33,j: New-Amsterdam Gas. common. 29N3O pre-
ferred G9iaG102; Glucose. common, 3StsNJ0A;
preferred. 1861 az 1o..
SILVER EXPORTS.-Exports Of silver to-
day. 225. 600 ounces and 100000 Mexican dollars
GOLD IMPORTS.-Gold arrivals from Europe
yesterday were: Two million three hundred
thousand francs. consigned to Heidelbach. Ickel-
heimer e. Co.: 6J0,000 francs. consigned to L.
Won Hoffman & Co.. 10000 francs. consigned
to the National City Bank. and five cases. con-
signed TO Lazard Freres. Members OF the firm
OF Lazard Freres say: The gold that Is being
shipped to us La Navarro Is consignment
gold for Havana. 1t does not cut any figure In
the situation. The gold Is not even opened
here"
AMERICAN TOBACCO STOCK-The adj
vance in Tobacco stock was said in some quar-
tiers to be due 10 the revival OF the report that
the companys chief rival would enter the to-
bacco combination, but 1t is not unlikely that
adroit manipulation was the real factor in the
advance we'll known bear operator was said
to have been badly squeezed"
BANK OF SPANS sTATEMENT.-The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Charieston-Buying. par: selling. We. premium on
San Francisco-Sight, 17ac.; telegraph @oc
Cincinnati-Over the counter. par; between
banks. 75c. discount Boston-S@l oc. discount
savannah-Buyng Lice discount; selling. 'oc'
per 81. 900 premium Chicago-2oc discount o.
Louis-735c. discount.
RANK CLEARINGS.-New -York-Exchanses'
ST. 665 O14. balances. S4670.245. Chicago-Ex-
changes SIT. 700 go; balances. S1,671,%o3 Phil
odelpaia-Exchanges. sG.437.S11 balances 81
365519 Observation-Disclosures. Sl3,394'oco' Dali
ances. 81. III ,494.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cai rate IN
London AGih per cent. open market discount
rate 1Aa1 1916 per cent for short and lS<a q
for long bills Berlin discount rate, 31s per cent
Paris 1sa per cent. Berlin exchange on Lon
don. % marks 4Oiz pfennngs. Paris exchange
on London % francs q centimes.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-British consois'
1Oo75 for money and 100 1915 for the account
French rontes. 1903 francs 12h centimes. Spanish
per cents in London. 41as.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver opes''
unchanged Mexican silver dollars. 4oa4c. bar
silver in London q 16d.. unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid, 6l5o: Llsoon'
rs; Buenos Ayres 1880; Rome, 1o1G0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

STATE IssI1Es.-virgnia 6s deferred re-

STATE ISSUES.-Vhginia os oeier'e' '0
ceipts S20OOU sold a. IA.
RAILROAD BONDS. - Market modera'e'y
active at small net losses in the greater num-
Der Of issues. Total sales amounted IN par
value to 81 23S 900 The heaviest dealings were
in the Atchison issues. Brooklyn Elevated hrst
receipts Chicago Terminal As Erie general lien
a. and prior IS. Iowa Central 5s Illinois Cen
trail Is OF 1853, Kansas City. Pittsburs and Gulf
frsts. Norfolk and Western consol is. Northern
Pacific general lien IS and prior As. oregon
Short Line consol rs and income BIS. Rio Grande
Western firsts. st. Louis and San Francisco IS
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass is, Texas ana
Pacific seconds. Union Elevated first receipts
Union Pacific is. Union Pacific. Denver ana
Gulf first receipts Wabash first os and deDent-
TIRE Bs. Wisconsin Central fist receipts. Chesa-
peake and Ohio AIS Fort Worth and Denver
City frsts. Reading Is and West Shore as.