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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
THE SANTIAGO BARRACKS,
Bear the Marks Of Long Range Krag-
JorgensOn Shots.

The old Spanish barracks az Santiago IN
which it is thought that the epidemic of
yellow fever may have originated is one
of the most picturesque features Of the
quaint old town. 1t is a rambling old
structure with massive walls. lt Us of the
sarne TYNE of architecture as the MORO
castles All over the island. II Is situated
ON "A ridge northeast OF the town on the
Canev trail and Oyerl0Oks tho san juM
battlefield. one Of its apartments served
as a prison for Lieut.. Richard PEARSON
Hobson during the battle and siege. Hob
SONS quarters were next 20 the main en-
trance and he watched the struggle for
san Juan ridge from q deeply recessed
window Many American bullets few
through that window during the nght ana
nattsned against the wall behind him AT
times the hail became so thick that Hoo-
son was compelled 10 squat DOWN ON ihe
floor and not raise his eyes above me
level of the sill Hobson told The Sun
correspondent after the fight ,hai he eN-
pected the Americans 10 come into the
city on the evening of July after they
carried the Spanish lines on tn ridge and
that the spauiards, who were completely
demoraIIzed. expected the 9a~.e thins.
lust after the Stars and Stripes were
raised by tine Rough Riders on Kettle
Hill the commandant OF the barracks sent
for him and asked him 10 go out Lnder
q fog Of truce and prevent toe Americans
from firing on the barracks. The Span
lard said that the place was no lcneC'
used 10 quarter troops IN but as hos
pital which was partly true, and affect
ed TO believe that the sick soldiers would
all be nassacred by our negro troops.
There were some sick troops In 1t. also
some well ones and although half dozen
Red Cross flags futtered from STATS on
The roof a company OF artillery with two
modern field pieces was encamped on the
wide parade ground in front " h through
out the fight. and until the town surren-
dered expecting every moment 10 be or
dered on the firing line.
Tn old building was not harmed by the
Americans. It's Red Cross flags proved
ample protection. The only missiles that
STRUCK n were some Krag- J0rgensen bull
Let's which had been fired entirely over the
Snanish lines on san Juan Ridge At a
range al from 200 to 400 yards. Col
Freeman and other officers of the Fifth
Ipfantrv Regiment examined the marks
made hy the missiles with great deal OF
Interest and learned something OF the
Krag rife. concerning the effectiveness OF
which there had been some question.
,rhev discovered that even az 400 yard
range many bullets bored clean round
holes through green tree limbs five or six
inches Thick. and gouged out great chunks
Of stucco where they struck the walls OF
the old barracks One bullet penctrated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-FLOUR-Weak
and dull, with quotations more or less
nominal at the close.
RYE FLOUR-Firm.
Steady.
RNE-Flrm. NO. western. &c.
BARLEY MALT-Steady
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. red, 14l2c
Options opened easy az unchanged prices
weak cables. big Northwest receipts and
heavy September deliveries acting as the
chief selling motives. After "A slight mid
day rally on predictions OF NoflhWf7L
showers. local unloading impellcd "a second
reaction. which left the market weak az
L,Nl2c. loss May closed at 1890, sep
TENDER closed al l3itc.; December closed
CoRN-spot firm: 40. .. 3s7sc. Options
opened steady and unchanged. h9.lirs
firmly all day on drought news ana light
offerings; closed firm al 2 lc. met advance,
May closed at 3lic.. September closed 40
374c.: December closed at aj4c.
OATS-.spot quiet; 30. = white -il-c.
Options inactive.
BEkF-Quiet
CUT MEATS-Wcak.
LARD-Weak; western, DOC. Refined
easy.
P0RK-Easy.
BUTTER-Firm: western creamery IN
Ole. state dairy. 1919.
CHEESE Strong; large and small
EGGs-Firm: state and Pennsylvania.
1Sc. western fresh unsraded, al mark,
f2iz 01Jilc.
POTATOEs-Qulct.
CABBAGE-Quict.
COTTON-sEED OII-Dul ana barely
steady for both prompt and forward de-
livery, with prices nomlnal.y. d j, si.'. l..,
lower: prime summer yellow, - 2c.i OFT
summer yellow. 2rzn2Jc.
ROsfN-Steadv.
TURPENTINE-Stea
COTTON by sTEAM-To Liverpool
&c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
SMALLPOX GONE.
Greesnviue County Court will Meet
Monday.

Greesnvine County Court will Meet
Monday.
TMPORIAI, VA September l-spe-
clal.-Au evidences OF smallpox have
disappeared from Emporia The pest
house has been dispensed With. During
IT'S existence here there have been only
two cases among the whites aud not
great many cases among tho negroes
ana not a single fatal case.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Green's
vile county Will hold an adjourned meet
Ing on Saturday and lay the county levy
for ths wear lS0-l9.N. 10 IS NOT thought
,bat the rate VIII De greater than last
wear The finances OF tho county arc
Ia a fine condition
The County Court VIII convene on
Monday. There are several eases on the
decker which viii compel the court 20
an FOR two or three days, but none OF
them are OF public interest
rho lease OF the Atlantic and Danviiie
-,uroad bv tho southern was admitted
- record in the clerks Office of Green's
,,nio to-day. IL Is a very lengthy docu-
mon. covering term OF ttty years.
sheriff : w. Lee has moved iiii0 his
-, residence on Main street. and Mr..
Charles Baker has commenced the cree
ton OF a handsome residence In North
Empora.
nrotracted meeting will commence
-, sunday al Forest chapel, Methodist
church four miles from town
Mr. Van Davidson left yesterday for
his former home IN Nelson county.
Ms Nannlc Glbb0n and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie. from Petersburg. are
visiting friends In Emporia.
The. kitchen on the premises OF Mr.. a.
f. Slate was burned last night 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. - SEtl-
vices of worship at ii A. NJ. and i. n
Rev. GEORGE COOPER -. d., pastor,
will preach. Bible school at 9.jO A. III.
YOUNG Peoples Union at 40 L. N, All
made cordially welcome.
SECOND BAPTIST CIURCIL-sER-
vices at II A. ST. and az = A. ~, con-
Quoted By the pastor, ReV w. Il. l.
SMITH who has just returned Sunday
school at 1913 4. 81 The excellent choir
recently secured. and which is 10 De 4
delightful attraction and an invaluable ald
ia worship, csins its lahOla on this day.
MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH OloN:
roe Han. Main street between Pine ana
Helvidere. Preaching no III \. ~ sun
day school az 9.l5 a. VI.
PARK-PLACE NJ. z. CHURCH COR
ncr Pine and west Franklin strects). keN.
THOs. n. POTTS, Ph. d., ID. D., pastor
preaching hy pastor a coIolal "elculh'
10 all
BROAD STREET MET II o d I $ I
church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streets). Sunday school az $50 \. 81
Preaching at N 4. ~. and y. ~ ~
the pastor. Rcv. IS. q. STARR. ID. d.
Morning subject. 1.-THE Heart of alan tn-
Consistently close the Door vi Heaven
Against a Heather who Never Heard az
christi? A cordial welcome To- aiL
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsco-
pal church. South Grace street between
Fourth and Firth, Rev. W v TUDOR.
y. d. PASTOR Preaching AK ii \. II. auA
s.lJ J.. a. by Che pastor.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT pres-
byteriam. Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART,
pastor Preaching at II q II. hy ieF.
j. r.. BROWN. Jr. Mldweek service
"Wednesday evening M N.l5 O'Clock. Sab-
bath school at $3.50 A. NJ. Free seats ana
a cordial welcome 90 all services.
GRACE sTREEr PREsBYTERlAN
church Rev JE2b Wlihtksfp,N
ID ID. pastor-Seryices at IL o'clock a.
Al and at s.15 o'clock p NJ. preaching
bv the pastor. Sunday school service at
0.3O o'clock A. NJ and wednesday mIh.
service az $40 o'clock
WESTMINSTER Pr IS = YrERIAN
ob,'ren corner of sycamore and Cary
stfeets). Rev. c. NJ. CHUMBLEY, pastor.
Preaching AZ al a. N. and o.lo J.. ~
sEvENTH-sTREET CHRTsTTAN
church corner Seventh and Grace
streets). -Preaching sunday az II A. NJ.
and $40 j.. d. by Rev. CHARLES a.
YOUNG. of Chicago university. seats
free and an cordially welcomed
SOLDIERS HOME cHAPBL-sER.
viees sunday m II 4. NJ. preaching BY
Rev. r. H. MCFARLAND. Of Richmond
College, and al ; =. NJ. preaching 0y Key
TANfRS NJ COOK. aud again az y 4. NJ,
Dreachine by Rev $ p. pe. VAULT. ot
Pichmond College An excellent choir az
each service.
>-r-vv rrrRFsALEM CHAPEL 1890
,,,-.et BROAD strcet.-On Sunday, Sept EN-
ber I'd. regular morning service a. II a.
N Al \ II. NJ viii De commenced
series of lectures on "The Garden on E-leh.
Where ID is aud What u is INC 1o'Ns
.,,Lfset is very interestingly presented,
and N welcome 90 an who desne 20 hear II
explained
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept, 1.-cOTTON-The
was not so active to-day, yet very COM
Portable BUSINESS was transacted al a
higher range of prices The market open~
Cd quiet. with prices 2 to t points higher
on buying. and chiefly by shorts, follow.
ter than expected. There was further
Improvement soon after the call, when
selling set in. owing TO rumors Of good
gains In Central Texas, while receipts
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
rur T1NEs RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY 1899.

market without material change to-day.
Temqnd for stable lines still in excess
OF supplies and tone stronger. No further
advances m rop uIar but sim IN good i0 de-.
nsnd for wide makes at full prices Wide
sheetings strong. Cotton fisnnels and
bi,niets sold no TO end Of year. DENNIS
ticks plaids and other other. coarse coarse, col9red
SsiI prices' Burlaps strong. bur not quo
fabIv higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-The Navy De-
nartment is SIN without the slightest APP
prehension on the score OF the lfaiht.l :
s sa,ig %,~s overdue nj the Chesapeake
caves r9ns This is a trihing delay in the ease
80 "A sailing ship, TO. the Monon2ahela
was not expected To- use her Sng,ne,, 81, 70
IN 49, ES,nchal TO Hampton Roads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
The Cedars at woolwich.

Many q good old year ago
When travel was dangerous and dear,
A Woolwich gentleman travelled far
To where the Lebanon cedans arc.
And he brought home eedars, taught
them 10 grow.
Ana set them up IN prlm dark row
on guard in the garden here
Tie lived and he died, and quiet he lies
Nvher thesroots OF the live things creep;
Aud summer and Winter, and sun and
Have watched his cedars greater and
grow
OYER the smooth green lawn. that old
age makes wise
with a quiet wisdom no hot SUN dries
M Wild rains drown TO sleep.
,rA1 SIT IN the cedar shade and think,
As empty the cider bowl,
M the Travelled gentleman Tong ago.
Syho taught my beautiful cedars TO grow.
Ana sigh with content. and fiji 10 the
brink
Pail Mall Gazstto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
NAVAL STORES

CHARLESTON. s. c., Sept. 1.-TUR-
pFNTINE-M Market quiet at 44c. asked !;
'' RosIN~Firm and unchanged: sales.
none.
WILMINGTON, y. G, Sept. 1.-SPIR-
IRIS OF TURPENTlNB-Dull at 44u
44Ilc.: receipts. 81 casks.
KOSIN-Firm and unchanged; receipts,
GRi-6E TURPENT1NE - Steady at
g 40. receipts, "a barrels.
'-TAR-Frm at $50. receipts. i62 bar
rels
sAVANNAU. GA. Sept. 1.-SPIRITS
Ofr ,rI-I pfsN,rTNE- AZ 44Ihc; re-
ceipts. / .4s5 casks; sales, 100 casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged. receipts,
41i2 barrels; sales, 2-7l5 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
RAI.TIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged.
HEAT-Steadier: SPOT and month. 20
fi7Oi.c.: October. 7lizW7lsc.; December,
74i074Lc. Southern wheat, by sample,
C007Oiac. ....,....
,,orth aep.c. October, 3J3. n36c- Novem-
her and December. new or old, 53h433l.c.
Southern white, 3gg31izc, 90
OATS-Firm. No. white, sc.
RYE-Firmer: No nearby 0OHc.
sIJGAR-Strong and unchanged.
cUTESE-Firm and unchansec.
RIfT'TER-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
Entnre Life.

Man cannot think that there will come
q time,
when. dust again. his soul Will cease TO
be,
Ara 81 his hope expands TO the sublime,
Ard that great hope Is Immortality.
lanes Oppenheim, IN New York sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. i, 1890.
ARRIVED.
Barge Oakland. Boston
Barge s. r. Mead. Boston
Schooner M00niight. New York.
Schooner Lucy j. Friend, Fort Monroe.
Steamer Aldcregate, NeloXi
Steamer Darlington. Pascagoula.
Steamer Lord Lansdowne, Ardrassan.
SAILED.
steamer Alderseate. Rotterdam.
Steamer Darlington, Dieupe.
Schooner Samuel Cashier Walkerton,
Va
Barge Majestic Allyn's Point.
Steamer City of Everett, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT SEPT ], 1899.
ARRIVED.
steamship pany-l.e., b Soyyu,o boi''''loFe'
SAILED.
steamship Dauyiue. Boyd Baltimore,
0.esongers and general cargo.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
WHEAT
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 1.-PEANUTs-
e,srrnsrs' stock-FancY. &c; strictly prime.
ss-1SS.c.. prime SIZE; ordinary. 3Q3Ac
nonnd. spanish, 81 per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
THE BULLS BUCK
STOCK MARKET
But It Acted Like a Boomerang and
Caused Reaction,
SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE DECLINE
The Market was Generally Listless
and Closed Easy, but az a Small
Falling on Fear OF an I'm
favorable Bank Statement,
SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE DECLINE

,-r-,.- V-opr- sent 1 The feature Of
,a-t.,e ro,,let MS the Vigorous effort
- ~. a'n -borf midday % lift the
,t ,',..s g. lleflcss and heavy coudl-
&c. terr advance in Vanderbilt
rwtH ~ .-I'P ,~irf and invited such
~ D''vlt i' 49,. ttlt rriccg Sold off 20
= Hoo1 Vl Ie.-i-@'Ie 81. dtv which was in
we io"ts' p,'', ' ST. 'e Sf Der share below
ia@.y Ceses 81 ma beirs had "a hand
iaae "'e'tt '~f 49,, tL. demand nom shorts
.N lnt Ite.... ,it, ,rd r1iiirs In the gene
~ 800 l-s small nr0portions.
81 49, l'', N,-....'.-. of railroads generally
throlsn tne , a.'oi etsoanf In few indi-
tHi-'t o.,..O. s "CiicN-o and Eastern MI
$3.50. ,.,,- rtishcI ms over ? points above
e- f.,f rtIansed nearly 3 points The
l44. D~. ~ -"',''.',ltiea in fhe first
49, ,..- B. GOOD dcll mixed. Consolidated
80 'I ,r.,r.seaa coal shooting up .
80. I.t tb. t.hoaco eforks Rrooklyn
Ey..'e' . e.,.1, ,....ro hes,.y I'm tome
laiai. .4. ... So. !" ~. ,.. a ri.e 80 <
ehoit'< eL.oi '1 S. i Slorti,,cetorn and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. spring wheat. G9lr7Oc. No.
low corn. s2it0s2i5c. 30. 5 oats. 2i1G
2lkc.: No. white. 23Q23Sc.: No white
22n23ikc. No. . rye 55c. No. barley
3504Oc No. / flaxseed, S117: new $40.
Prime timothy seed. $23ls.35. Mess
100 hounds S517lT52 20 Short rib sides
Qoose). $4SJ05 20. dry sailed shoulders
(boxed S5J1d5 G2ia. short clear sides
boxed. S54jQ5.55. Whisky. distillers
finished goods. per gallon, 81 26. Butter
steady: creams 1609Oc.; dairy. l2iac
Cheese firm at 0A4lg.c Eggs frm
fresh, 1fhg12c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
CuTCAcO nrApKFT.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-The provision more
kct had the front Of the stage ON Che er-
change to-day Reports OF ycllW-feVer ln
the South brought a food of LIQUIDATION
fin meat products. and resulted Ia declines
OF 2ba2Oc Corn and oats were strong.
corn on the dry hot weather. Corr. closed
10 HIGHER and oats ls1Ac. higher
Wheat suffered from lack Of interest and
closed re lower for December but un-
changed for September.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

The report Of the tobacco Inspector for
tho month Of August was completed TO-
dav. 10 shows receipts for August 20 have
been 2Gg7 h0gshcads and $50 tierces; de-
lverios $3.50 hogsheads and 36I tierces.
The receipts for the eleven months Were
23 52s hoesheads and . N6 tierces' DENY
cries for the same period. lO9l1 hogsheads
and 1903 tierces. .,-
Stocks ON hand August 3lst were l55Oo
hogshoads and La tlcrces.
Theceipts OF loose dark tobacco for the
month Of August we're 4s.s23 pounds FOR
tho eleven months ending August Dist,
5.GS0Os2 mounds the largest for any s.ml-
lar period since $50.
During August inspections were made
a. foiio2ys. Prirht. 427 hOgshcads. dark.
ISIS hogshcads and zoo tierces; western,
- hogsheads. 49,. 90
Relnspections for August: Bright, 10
hogsheads dark. - hogs,heads ana
tierces. western. 9 hogsheads
For tho eleven months inspections were
ag follows. Bright. 4436 hogsheads and l6
Heroes. dark. 12T39 hogsheads and 3,S4s
tierces: western, 43) hogsheads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-COTroN--
Futures closed steady. september 93i ;
october. J.G0Q56i; November, 3g3R3l ~
December, 5FOQ6n. January 5.l3n3-tOi
February. 579g5s 50. March. JSl4Joii
April, 5.SGQOs7. May, j.yV95.92.
LIVERPOOL, Sept IL 7. Moot
TON-SpOt in moderate demand. prices
unchanged: American middling, 3 l5-5-d
The sales Of the day were 100 bales, OF
which 500 were for speculation and cN-
port, and included G,0oO American. Re
cepts. none.
Futures opened quiet and closed very
quiet at the advance: American middiIns
l. m. C., September, ? 26-Gi43 27-G4 sell
ers: September and October. 3 2i-0iN
25-G4. sellers: October and November
3 22,6ig3 25-Gl, buyers; Noyem6ar, ana Pc
and January. 8 21-G4u3 22-Gf. sellers. JAM
uary and February 3 2il-ciq$; 22Gi. SELL
ers; February and March. 3 22-6t, sellersi
March and April. 3 22-6fQ3 23iGi sellers
April and May. 3 23-6l buyers; May and
June 9 2f-AN3 2fGf. buyers; juno ana
July 3 2i-Gia3 25-Gl sellers; July and
August, 2j-G4. buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
STOCK Quotations.


o1al
Alchiaon ..t-'''' '''''' '''''''''''' Cl5
Aichi-on pla.'..,.i.' .''''' ''''''''
baltimore anu bi"' 's'''' '''+'--''' az.
Canadian racine ...-.' ''''-'''''''
Canada southern .-...ss. '+''''.''' ~,
Central laciuc ......... ......''''' 90
Ches. and ONO -........ ''..-..'-''
Chicago Great western '---.-'-''' ia,
Dhi.. Hur and QUINCY. ..'...'.. l'33ls
chi. ind. and ls....:;.' ...''.'''''' IA
DhI. ana d. Iiiil0'. '''''+'''''''' 1cf
N.i. ape NoiliiN ,i,-''''''''''' 111L
iNl., lt1ch lr'H.l ett "-' ''+''' --'
a.. g., g.. 4hl ~. i-''.'' ''''''''''''
N'IOli.' Ell 4gl
COLORADO southern 81 p4"' '''''''''' ,5.,
Del ana hudson -..-...- ---''s''''' 80.
JOEL. Lack and western .'.-''''.''' 4,S4
Den. and Rio Co.. .....--...'.... =,
Den. and Rio q. pid..'.. '..-''-''' ,t.s
Eric ......... ..... .--..-..'.....'.. -
Erie 1st pld.....- ...... ..-..-..'..' ,",5,,,
Great Northern u.d. ...-...-t..-t'. A-n'4
Hooking Coal ....... ....... ...'.''.. ~
TfYckfua Valley ......... .......... 90
Illinois Central ...... ............... Ali-e
Iowa Central ......... ............ lll
Iowa Central pfd..-.. ............. 33o.2
Ran 1.ty' ilila, anu 1"l--''''''''' 81
Lake Erie ana NJ 'rl'ii +...t.-s'-. -.
Lake Erie and We tern pid........ oN,,e,'t
Lake shore .......- ...---..-..+s-.- -''i..
Louis. and Nash........' .'.'.''''' 7qaet
Nannaiian H.. re- ,..-'' '''''''''' 55---it
Mexican Central ......... ........t- Jas
MINI. and ST. Louis ..........'-.'' ~
MINI and ST. Louis pfd............. ~,
M.s ur Pacific ........ ......''... 4is3
In, ,,,f sre,,,e 1pt
i ~.i 1s,a- nd aga,
.l. ,.. t,.,,tr,l 1852
~ %-f. l..-+,-r 1881
&-rrfoil and Western .............. 21f
Norfolk and Western pfd........... T1li
Norfhrrn Pacific ..-...-... .......... 56ia
Northern Pacific pfd...... ......... ti"i
ontario and Western ................ 2fat
oreorn 2v and Nav........ ....... A.
OREGON Rv. ana Nav. pfd............ 77
Pennsylvania ........ 49,. ...... 1854
Reading ....... ......... .....-....... -
Road'nr list pfd......... .......-... 6llk
paadinr 2d pfd........ ............. 32Is
Pi, Crande and Western ........... 81
no Cranlc and Western pfd.. ..... so
81 Toule and San Fran ............ 49,
81 T,uis and San Fran list pfd..... 20
~ roiife and san Fran 2d ufd..... 37N
81 Touis ana Southwestern. ....... 1Gi5
81 louis and Southwestern pfd-.... 3l1t
So Paul ........ ...... ..........''. 100
So Paul pfd. ....... '.'.'''s'''''''' 1,55UWlf
So Paul and phahA ..'''.'''.''' go
Southern pacinc ....t.... .....'...' oDli
Southern Ey. pfd........ ........... Htis
,rr,ae and Pacific .................. ~
Irrion Pacific ....... ............. 4Grs
4-nion pacidc pfd..... ............. so
wabash ........ ......... ,......... ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Sept. /. 1899.

Richmond. Va, Sept. I. 1899.
No sales on the Tobacco Exchange TO-
day.
Since June 1st something like 1000
borsheads Of tobacco have been sold here
for e.port to Italy and Austria. which
have not been reported IN the weekly re-
norris of dealers. 4 great effort is made 10
koep these transactions a secret, so the
exact quantity shipped cannot be ascer-
tanned.
Tho Richmond warehouse Company has
bought the unexpired lease OF Mr.. Dlckin-
SON. and have assumed charge Of Shockoe
Warehouse Dark loose sales Will be made
thcre. while the bright loose viii be sold
an sheibune's old warehouse.
ceabrook's Crcnshaws. St0newall Ale
phanv and Old Dominion warehouses to-
day received 81 and delivered Is hogs
heads.
Internal revenue collections to-day;
Tobacco ......... 80. .........S 80 ~
Cigars ........... .....s '''..... H"f' A.
Total ......s.... ..sss'ssss AoiAAV "'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

PARK PLACE NJ. r. CHURCH COR.
ncr Pine and west Franklin streets). Rev.
THOs. n. POTTS. Pm. d.. ID. ID, PASTOR
Services at II a. NJ. ana $40 J.. VI,
preaching by pastor cordial welcome
10 AN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW York. Sept. Lection goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

MONROE BAPTIST CIURCH MON.
roe Hail. Main street between Pine and
Belvidere). Preaching at IL a. ~ sun
day school az $50 a. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsco-
pal church. South (Grace street between
Tourfh and FinD Rev. W " TUDOR.
y. D.. Preaching AZ III \. n. and
$40 j.. a. by the pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCI-SER-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. W. h. L.
SMITH who has just returned. Sunday
school at 1913 A. ST. The excellent choir
recently secured. and which is 10 be
delightful attraction AND an invaluable AID
ia Worship, begins it's llboIs on this day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-02

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT .(PIes.-
bvteriam. Rev. J. CALVIN SIEWART.
pastor Preaching at n 4. VI. by Rev
i n BROWN. Jr. MIdweok service
vtednasl1v evening m S.1J O'Clock. sab
hath school 40 $3.50 A. NJ. Free seats and
"a cordial welcome 90 a.l services.