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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
THE NATIONAL GAME.
New York Defeats the orIoIcs-score,

NEW YORK, September s-New York
scored It's first victory I'm nearly two
weeks. defeating Baltimore in a dull game
to-day. Score: II. II. T..
Baltimore ..... ..I120OO2O y :
New York ........21 OOO240'-9 IL Z
Batteries: Howell and Smith; Carrick
Umpires: Messrs. Snyder and McGarr.
Time, hours.
PHILADELPHIA. 4; WASHINGTON. ?.
WASHINGTON. September S.--The Phil
adelphia players punched their hits IN
the third inning. two OF them three-bag-
gers. and secured lead that could not be
overcome. Attendance, 200.
Score: r.. II. +.
philadelphia -. ..O$OiO0O0 s /
Batteries: Mcfarland and Roach; Piatt
and Mcfarland
Umpires: Mossrs. swartwood and Hunt.
Time, hours.
SUPERBAs. .: BOSTON. o.
BROOKLYN, September s-Brooklyn
played championship ball to-day. and
OF their team reaching third base. At
tendance. 1000. Score: X. II. E.
Boston 49,. ......OOOOOO00 900 6 0
Brooklyn 90. ....2110O0O1 II l
Batteries: Nichols and Bergen; Hughes
Empires. Messrs Emslle and Dwyer.
Time. 2 hours.
ORPHANS. 3; CLEVELAND, /.
CHICAGO September S.-Griifith had
much the better support in a pitchers
battle to-day Both of Clevelands errors
counted for runs. Attendance, 400;
Score: X. II. l..
Chicago 49,. ......O 0 / y - !
Cleveland ... O0OO10o-1 2
Batteries: Grifiith and Chance; Hughey,
Duncan, and McAllister.
Umpires: Messrs. O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time. hour and 30 minutes.
LOUISVILLE. 3: PITTSBURG, 8.
PITTSBURG, September S.-Pittsburg
lost the first game in the first inning by
ChesbrO's giving fOuI bases on balls, lOl-
lowed by three hits and one error Phillip
kept the hits scattered The second
game was called in the third inning on
account Of rain. Attendance, LOO.
Pittsburg .......O1OOOOOO2S /
Louisville .........4 5000 O. 8 /
Batteries: Chesbro and ,Bowerman;
Phillip and thinner
Umpires: Messrs. Nanassau and Con-
molly Time of game, hours.
PERFECTOs. u; CINCINNATI, 3.
ST. LOUIS. September S.-The home bat
tiers hit Taylor hard to-day, making nVe
nome runs, a triple, and double.
Burkett led with the stick, getting TWO
home runs and a single Attendance
l i r,6 sfSre. ...5ooO2o32Li2; Is Is = 3
Cincinnati ........OO2O OOO-3 II !
Batteries: Young and Criger; Taylor ana
T'mpires: Messrs. Latham and Gaffney.
Time of game, hour and 80 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09

Richmond, Va, September s. 1899
Private sales reported to-day We're as
follows: Wrappers, l hogshesd; cutters,
8 hogsheads; leaf dark. hogsheads;
Tugs, 25 hogsheads. Total number OF
hogsheads sold during the day. 80.
The Old Dominion, Allegheny, stone
wall, Crenshaw's. and SeabroOk's ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 40 hogs
heads; deliveries, y hOgsheads.
Mr.. George A. Haynes had a sale Of
81 packages of sun-cured tobacco to-day
One package, j. S. r., No. 2, sold at
SIG; one package, j. 5. r., No. 3. sold at
$685. one package. ]. s. r., No. l. sold
at 81; one package. c. 5. j., No. g. sold
at Sll2j: one package, X. y. d., No. 2,
sold at Sll; one package. r. ,. e., No. 1,
sold at s.; one package, X. Il. d., No.
l, sold at So package, III. U, No. i,
sold at $50; one package, j. 5. r., No 4,
sold at $3.50 one package, W. I. NJ, No.
4, sold at sG.25; one package, W. Il. NJ,
No. ?, sold at $50; one package, h. +.
D., No. 3. sold at $3.50; one package, W.
r. H., No. /, sold at $40; one package
W. 4. NJ, No. 5. sold at $780, two pack
ages. w. Il. NJ, No. 8 and X. ). e.,
No. 2, sold at s. 20; one package, j. I. A.,
No l. sold at $40; four packages, {. ).
j., No is and No. %; j. NJ. W., No. 4,
and II. L. D., No. ., sold at s.; one pack
age, II. P.>D., No. 8, sold at $40; two
packages, j. NJ. W., No. 2, and j. s. & r.,
10. 5. sold at s4z0; two packages. K. p:
d.. No 8, and X. S. g., No. 3, sold at
$40; two packages, J.. 5. x r., NO. .,
and Il. S. c.. No. 4. sold al $3.50; TWO
packages. c. S. j., No. %. and W. I. NJ,
10. 4 sold at $40; three packages. {.
s. j.. No. q; II. T., No. 3. and j. M; W.
No. /. sold at $50; one package, c. ;. J..
No. y, sold at $40; one package, J. Nj.
W., No. 8. sold at $780, two packages,
c. 5. j., No. a., and II, u. No. J. sold
at 1870; one package, n. IT,, No. 4, sold
at 30: two packages, r. 5. g.. No. 8,
and r. p. d., No. Z. sold at 50; one pack
age. c. $. j., No. q, taken In at 40;
one package, W. r. M. No. 6. sold at ,29o;
one package. c. 8. j.. No. % taken in
az $40 one package G. 5 4 No No. e sold sSd
az S2 60: two packages. IT. L., No. s. and
j. NJ. W., No. 6. sold at $3.50; three pack,
ages, n. T.. No. 7; J. NJ. w. No. 5, and
w. r. NJ, No. 3. sold AZ & 10; four pack
ages G. ). j.. No. 81, No. 50, and No. ",
sold at 81: one package, c. s. j.. No. 50.
sold al $50; one package. c. >. j.. No.
80 (scrap). sold al 81.
Among the sellers at auction on Change
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a drink out. OF it, he said dispiritcdly
when everybody had used up the English
language in praising IT,
Dr. Kicking braveiy seized the cup and
tried 10 follow the Admiral's advice. only
10 be smitten on the right cheek by the
outstretched fist OF Fame. lie turned the
other cheek. In Scriptural fashion. with
the same result. One after another Of
the party tried TO drink out OF the tan
TALKING vessel which was twisted and
turned In every direction. but the inge-
nulty of the whole party was unequal TO
devising any attitude In which the pugi-
lstic propensities Of Fame could be
avoided. Finally, they gave IL up.
This cup was presented by the enthu-
siastic people OF a western city. How
many similar eXasperating tributes OF af-
ieotion the Admiral has he did not say.
DR.. Hickling says Admiral Dewey Is look
ing forward TO his return with a school
boys eagerness. but with real dread OF
the festivities In which he Is TO play the
leading part. Perhaps he fears more mis-
directed efforts of patriotism like the
western loving cup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09

LIMA. PERU. via GALVESTON, TEN.
September Sit Is reported that SENIOR
Eduardo Romano. whose term OF office
as President Of the republic begins to-
morrow. will offer amnesty 20 the revo-
lutionists. and discharge from custody
all persons now In prison for political Of
fences. The new Cabinet Is 10 be made up
as follows: President OF the Council and
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, DR.. Manuel
Maria Calyez: Minister OF the Interior.
Colonel PARA; Minister OF Justice. DIR.
Eledoro Romero; Minister OF Finance,
Mariana Belaunde: Minister OF War and
Marine. Naval-Captain Camiio Carrilio.
Minister OF Public Works. Senior Carlos
Bazadre Zorro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE
EXPANSION IN FALL DEMAND
GENERAL FEATURE.
PRICE SITUATION NOTABLY STRONG.
cereals Higher as IA RuIe--WOrL, in
>hip-BuiIding Particularly, Delay
ed by backward Deliveries of
Steel-COttOn Higher.

NEW YORK. September S.-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say: Strength Of staple
Io.s. activity I'm fan demand, large rail-
rI earnings, reports Of heavy Lake
mc. and Of activity in the leading in
l.srries are the features. none Of them
l.ssarily new. but stiH presenting
themselves I'm the trade situation this
r.t
Expansion in fall demand is perhaps
notable at the leading western and
lrlwestern markets, but adyices from
.rern markets furnish evidence that
ss interest is manifested at these
Centres. also. The price situation is one
ot notable strength, the events of the
n..a. n fact. having LED TO accentuating
3D. many cases the advances shown during
A.-lst
Cereals are generally higher, and trad
ue las been within rather narrow limits,
r.e advance in wheat having been MAIN
E DID,. Oh short covering, induced by more
tllsl foreign cables and Increased eN-
port demand
Complaints OF behind-hand supplies and
Scarcity .. material are still made. Work
Ats lu many Instances. notably in ship
building a.en delayed by backward de-
IN CRIES 0i steel.
'f.. damage reports have been again
ile mnotian. allure in cotton this week,
and prices are higher as a result, in spite
o, very heavy receipts at all important
southern points. these being claimed TO
be due however TO premature ripening,
Dol some cases.
Further strength Is TO be noted in dairy
PRODUCTS This week. Early dry weather
a..,.ous still affect butter prices. while
... foreign and home demand has
Huasthened the quotations of cheese.
COFFEE AN EXCEPTION.
a conspicuous exception to the strength
d played b. most staples, however, is
...rd in coffee which this week reached
Uo lowest price ever recorded, thus re-
l .ting enormous stocks Of Brazilian
sades and a possibly heavy crop the
current season.
Wheat. including -four. shipments for
ua week aggregate 4353,9o6 bushels,
aganst 3Gl3.4B bushels last week. 800 POS
lI.nels in the corresponding week of 1885
eta -05 bushels in 1897. 3.799.ln bushels in
r, and l.a0039 bushels in 1895. Since
july i-t. this season. the exports Of wheat
aggregate "a. 475. 24s bushels, against S2.7@,-
t4 bushels last year. and 1892 752 bushels
n ls5-ss
Com exports for the week aggregate
t.rH. bushels. against 4.l61Ss bushels
week. 1865 500 bushels this week a
l-.r ago. 49f.34S bushels in lsJl, 2,CJ61iS
bushels IN 1886. and 6l95O2 bushels in 1885.
since July lst. this season. corn exports
tfsregated Is O7.794 bushels. against rs
"',s'i bushels during the same period a
year ago and S04lG 4ss I'm the year lss1-'9s.
HH = IFTf a
only lZ5 for the week. AGAINST 49, last
week, l7S In 1897. 30s In 1896, and 2l3 in
N. Business failures Tor the Dominion
tf Canada for the week number n,
against p last week. u this week a year
ago. % in 1871 Al iu 1886. and O. I'm 1895.
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PENITENTIARY SUPERINTENDENT
DAY Is BOSS.

RALEIGH, September S.-(Special)-It
seems that the breakup has begun be-
tween Penitentiary-Super Day
and the Democratic Executive Board
There has for long time been mo good
blood" between him and Travis. the chair
man of the board. Day is the boss, ana
saws he will stand on the act or 1871
which gave him absolute power. The
Executive Board and all the other Demo-
cratic directors ought TO resign at once
now. They see. or certainly most or them
do. that they erred in not resigning long
ago. , - -.
Governor Russell has employed ex-Judge
Augustus 5. Moore, Of Greenyllie, 10 AID
Solicitor Daniel in prosecuting James
Sears. the eX-overseer, who Is charged
Win heating a convict 10 death. The ac-
cused is to be tried in Northampton coun-
~. His lawyers got postponement OF
the case this week on the ground ina.
n,,blic feeling was too strong against
their client.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09

to-day through Mr.. Haynes were Messrs.
r. f., Dickerson. W. r. Meade. and j..
NJ. Winston. of Louisa county; Messrs.
III. Usher, j. II. Allen, II. $. Gravatt, j.
Smthey (colored), and Phrolk and Il. b..
Fortune (colored). of Caroline county
J. Smithey (colored) and Phrolk, Of caro-
line county, sold through Mr. George A.
Haynes at auction on Change to-day
pounds). at SIC: No ! (iCS pounds), at
1925: No. 4 Gas pounds. at $3.50; No. 5
600 pounds, at $L20. and No SJs
pounds, at $780, making an average or
50 30
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No New outbreak I'm yene.ueia.

WASHINGTON, September s-Senor
Pulido, the Charge d'Affaires OF venezae<
la. last evening, In response TO caDse-
gram sent by him. received a message
saying:
THE news OF a new outbreak In yens.
zuela, published yesterday. Is without any
foundation"
An outbreak occurred In the interiors
some time ago. but. as stated at the time,
the revolut.onists were badly routed ard
their forces scattered and compelled Ia
seek refuge In the mountalns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
LYyCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG. September s.-(SpeciaiJ
cial)-Quotations:
Dark Grades of Tobacco-Iugs: Com
mon dark Tugs. s1.50ffs2 90: Good dark Tugs.
g. SJGS35O; fine dark Tugs. <4d5.
Leaf-Common dark leaf. S500H; me-
dunn dark leaf. A25Q$5; good dark leaf,
Sass: fine dark leaf. s9Gsl2; good black
wrappers. s1OGsll; fine black wrappers,
sl4dSl6.
Bright TCbacco-Ieaf: Common monde
script s2.HTSt: common bright. br0wnish
Tugs, SmSi medium bright lugs. S0nSb
good bright hugs. T9f9; fine bright lug :
g. I90S10. .a.
Leaf. Common cutting. i54S6; medium
cutting, sliqg250; fancy cutting. $li5Og
s16.
Leaf: Common cutting wrappers. $50
s12: medium cutting wrappers S2dsl};
fine cutting wrappers. s2JGSiO; good ma
hogany. sl2.50gSSo.
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RALEIGH's aUOTA OF NEWS.
An Interesting Case Involving Com
victs-North Carolina Items.

RALEIGH. ~ c., September s-(spe-
cial)-An interesting and important case
was heard here at chambers yesterday
before Judge Montgomery. John A. Nc
Mahon white was convicted OF murder
In Macon county and sentenced to be
hanged. Governor Fowle commuted the
sentence 10 life Imprisonment. Cover
nor Russell commuted it to twelve years.
The claim was made by Mcmahon that
his twelve years expired yesterday, IL ms
eoou-conduct time was deducted, on the
basis OF FIVE days in a month.
lie also claimed Communication money
FOR good conduct at the rate OF Sc year.
The penitentiary authorities authorized
mis-, and contended that the act OF 1929,
allowing five days and So a year was not
and could not be retrospective. as Judge
Montgomery had decided i'm another case
a few weeks ago. Shepperd & Busbee
appeared as counsel for the directors, T.
Nj. Arye .and w. J. Peele for Supern-
tendent Day, and J. c. l.. Harris for Nc
Mahon.
Justice Montgomery exactly reversed
his former ruling in the decision Of the
case. Counsel for the penitentiary con-
tended that the section OF the Code which
governs such cases says the only persons
10 whom the law of commutation Tor
good conduct applies are cOnvicts who
have been sentenced TO a term of years,
and not TO those sentenced for life. Mont
.gomery held that this was correct and
declined to discharge Mcmahon.
MISCELLANY.
Four more cases Of splenic-fever have
been found near here on a cattle YARN
Passing cattle from tick-infected coun-
ties communicated the disease, as they
went along the road by the farm.
Francis II. Cameron, Jr.. son Of eX-
Acknowledgement Cameron. formerly Of
Raleigh now Of Richmond has obtained
a lieutenancy In the volunteers.
Your correspondent yesterday morning
had an interview with Senator Travis, Of
the Penitentiary Executive Board. He
says as soon as the money IS paid for the
bonds the Caledonia farm will be bought;
that it costs only $3.50 an acre, while tho
legislative committee reported it as worth
$50 an acre; that the State has spent
over 10000 on It, and can sell It at an
advance Of 100 per cent.
Some time ago the penitentiary direc-
tors adopted a resolution 10 buy the An
son farm, and ii may be purchased later
The directors appointed the Executive
Board and superintendent Day commit
tee to investigate the charges OF cruelty
by Supervisor Summerill to the convicts
who were frost-bitten. As yet that COM
mittee has not reported. 1t has taken
all the evidence. 1t had the matter up
Yesterday. but as Mr.. Newland, Of the
hoard. was not here, Il was deferred
The Penitentiary Board has very little
authority in minor matters. Captain
Dav Is boss. But the board has pre-
vented a great deal from being done
which would have been dore; has stopped
things which would have crippled the
penitentiary for twenty years. Travis
says. Day has made no reports. as re-
CURED by the rules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
DEwEY's TANTALUs CUP.
No One Can Drink Out of It-Fjgure
of Fame Ina the Way.

WASHINGTON. September s-Accord-
nv 20 Dr. ID. Percy Kicking. of this
CIV who has just returned TO Washing
TON from Europe. and who luDched with
Admiral Dewey az LegnOrn. the troubles
Npm which the caTtoOnists have repre-
sented the Admiral as->iffering In conse-
4lence Of his popularity are real
Dr. Hickling and his wife We're shown
one 0f the presents which have been Law
shed Oh the Admiral by his cOuntrymen,
beautiful loving cup, with three handles
ana tank inside big enough 20 hold
lliee or four quarts. On one side. be-
lNecn the handles, is a figure OF Fsme,
WIN arms Outstretched. The whole party
admired II. but the Admiral watched
Aem With faugued expression. TAKE
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uirseh Legacies to Adopted sons.
New York Hcrald)

new OIk lltl"iN1
London. Tuesday.--The executors OF
tho late Baroness de Hrsch, announce
maj the fortune bequeathed by the de-
ceased lady 10 Baron de Forest, the
elder of her adopted sons, amounts TO
% 900. OOOf.. besides her estates of Rossitz
and Eichhorn. in Austria.
The youngest son. Baron Raymon ue
Forest. inherits 2oOOO,OcoL and the Eha,
teau de Beauregard in the neighborhood
Of Paris. 49,.
These legacies are to be held In uust
until the young men reach uIe'r 'V'"
year. -,
baroness de Hrsch further bequeathea
to nor adopted sons the whole OF the
furniture. pictures. jewels, etc, contain
cd IN her mansion In the Rue de FEiysee'
in paris. as well as the two houses bear
inc the numbers and IN the same
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
GREAT BENEFACTIoNs OF THE
BARONESS

Millions have been spent by the Hirsch
family in eleyating the condition OF the
Dnsston and Roumanan Hebrews in tnis
country. out Of an estate valued at siZS,-
COO 600, left by the Baroness Maurice de
II,rsch 40 Gereuth who died on Aprii
ist il was estimated that siocooo,cco vas
left 10 the various charities founded OF
fostored by the Baron and Baroness.
The Hirsch Foundation, In New YORK.
received 81 10000 and the institute at
Montreal. one tenth that sum.
After consulting with prominent nv
brews In the United States, Inc baron
made known his plan In 1880 10 es'aoiisH
an educational colony nj Woodbins. ~
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SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA. September s.--Cspecial)
Fancy hand-picked. NC; Jumbo do. SIC.
extra hand picked. 4Ac., extra large Nir-
ginia. shelled, Sc; No. do, &C.; No. 2
do, 3Hc.; No. 1 Spanish, 6i4c.; No 2 do.
3a.c.; farmers stock. 3l9qfc.; Spanish,
81 O5 per bushel.
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DANv1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE, September S-(special)-
Quotations: Wrappers-Fancy, S0aSb;
good, slGQs30: medium, sl2q$l6; common,
sSq$l2. Fillers-Fine, SASH; good. sass;
common. s3as5. Cutters-Fine. NiuS2O;
good, Sass. common. S5G<5. Smokers
Fine. s75Oqs9: good s6.5OuS750; common.
N0 $3.50. Nondescripts-GoOd. s4gs65O;
common Sass.
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storm Coming This Way.

WASHINGTON. u. c., September s.
The Weather Bureau has issued the loi-
loving special storm bulletin. II 10 A
M-Hurricane signal displayed at SAM
kits Windward Islands. Storm central
EAST of that island, apparently moving
northwest"
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HOW TIE CANES STAND.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Boston at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at New YORK.
Washington at Philadelphia
Chicago at Cleveland two games).
Pittsburg at Louisville.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. s, 1899.
ARRIVED.


Steamer old Dominion. Tapley, New
York merchandise and passengers; Ola
Dominion Steamship Company.
schooner Maria Post, Lear, New York,
salt: Davenport & Morris.
Schooner Martha ,. BemOnt, Hulah' u
load ties for New YORK. -,,,-
Barge Confidence, Harrison, Perryville'
coal: II. Il. Murphy. IN.
Rarge Reliance, Speddin, Perryville'
coal; Wake Ballaui, 49, Dorr,.
Barge Thompson, McMorgah, Perry
lille. coal; ). Ii. Halves.
SAILED.
steamer old Dominion, Tapley, New
York merchandise and passengers; Ola
Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; virginia
Navigation Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. s.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Greenbrier, London.
steamer ST. Enoch, Antwerp.
Bark Ammonia, Delaware broah""'ei'
SAILED.
steamo Lord Lansdowne, Dublin and
Steamer Winifred, Rouen.
Steamer orion, Boston.
Schooner c. c. Lane, Bridgeport.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. s, 1899.
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Danvile, Boyd, Baltimoi e;
asengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Danville. Boyd, Baltimore;
,,assengers and general cargo.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.
SEPTEMBER 8. 1899.
(By telegraph)
SAILED.
Schooner william Marshall, Hunter,
loaded with lumber: St. John, y. Il.
schooner Ephraim and Annie. Powell,
Loaded with lumber; Baltimore, Md.
Book and Job Printing neatly execftei
at the Dispatch Printing House
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NORFOLK, September S-(Speaial)-
Farmers stock, fancy. 4c. strictly prime,
2a,c.: prime. 3tsc.: common, Sac; Spanish,
S05. Market firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODrCE

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September S-+F'lour-Tn-
active and easy bat not quOtably lower;
rye flour stronger.
COrnmeal-Steady.
Rye-Strong; No. 2 western, g. lie.
Barley-Firmer.
Barley Malt-Steady.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. 2 red, n 3-4c.;
options opened barely steady and I'M
changed, declining positively later IN me
day. under heavy Northwest receipts,
lower cables, local unloading. and small
clearances. A short afternoon rally &C.
Cured on better export reports and war
talk. but renewed selling closed the mar
ket weak at a partial l-Sc. net decline,
May closed at 70 l-2c.: September closed
at 70 lie: December closed at rs S-sc.
Corn-SDOt easy; No. 2, 80 l-Sc.: options
opened easy on liberal rains i'm the belt
declining later from active liquidation in
the face Of large clCarances. Close weak
and 3-SQ12c. net lower; May closed at
"a 7-Sc: September closed at CSC; Deem
Der closed at 81 3-Sc.
easy and quiet
Butter-Flrm; factory. 1Sdlj 1-2c. State
dairy, $4,000.
Cheese-strong; large white, II Ia
ii 3-Sc.
Cottonseed- Oll-Quiet.
Rosin-Quiet
Turpentine-Quie at l6 1-2dFc.
Rice-Steady.
Eggs-Firm: state and Pennsylvania.
IS l-2c.: western candle extras, at mark,
l3Nl6c.
Enthusiastically; Jersey. slaSl37 10;
Long Island, A.25N3l.50; southern sweets,
Sla$l2j.
Cotton-By steam, to Liverpool, % lie.
Beef-Dull.
cut enthusiastically
Lard-Nomlnal; western closed at $3.50
$40; refined quiet
Pork-Firm.
Coffee-Options opened steady at un-
changed prices, 10 a decline of points,
and ruled inactive with a barely steady
undertone. Business was Checked by an
absence Of Brazilian news. holiday at
Rio and Santos. Switching and covering
were the features OF the somewhat small
business done. Close quiet and unchanged
10 8 points lower; sales. $3.50 bags, includ-
ing September. 1870; October, 1875; De
cember. $3.50: January $500; March, $4,000
$40; spot Rio dull and nominal; mild
dull and barely steady.
Sugar-Dull for raw. and nominal; fair
refining 7-Sc; centrifugal (6-degree
tesO. 47-16c.; mOiasses sugar, 3 1l-l6c.; re-
fined dull and barely steady.
THE DRY-GOoDs MARKET.
NEW YORK, September s.--Adyances
of per cent. reported in Dwight. Anchor.
and Fruit Of the Loom wide sheeting5.
No other changes IN quotations. bro w
and b!eached cOttons strong. with fuzzy
average demand. Jobbing trade active,
and large sales in all departments. Linens
are i'm good request. Burlaps are strong,
and market is bare Of stocks.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September s.-Wheat was
heavy to-day for the deferred futures and
comparatively steady for September. Ele-
vator competition helped the latter, while
futures declined 2hG23sc on the heavy
receipts and slight demand. The break
I'm the drought cut &C. of the price OF
corn. oats closed about &c. lower and
provisions 5Ql5c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, September s.
Especially -Virginia peanuts quiet at a..
for fancy lots Spanish firm at Sl.20 per
buehei
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. September s.
Especial THE market Is practically
closed until the new crop begins to come
i'm. Sales not sufficient TO base quota
tons on.