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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-09-27
tn lnemORIHln.

: WHEREAS. God has chosen to sum-
mon from the post Of duty or earth to
eternal life on high our beloved brother,
George w. Williams. and.
WHEREAS, Brother Williams was a
jealous member Of our Order, ever
striving to promote its efficiency and
carrying out its principles in his daily
life. intoxicating in others by his exam
pie those qualities we so desire to see
In our members. and.
WHEREAS. His standing as a ciii-
zen. his sterling manhood and his filial
love appealed to us to emulate his
character and his course, lifA
RESOLVED. That while we bow in
humble submission to Divine will, we
deeply dsplere the loss of our beloved
brother.
RESOLVED. That as a token Of our
sorrow the charter Of our Lodge be
draped IN mourning for a period Of
thirty days.
RESOLVED. That we tender 10 the
bereaved parents and sister our heart
felt confidence and deep sympathy and
ask God to comfort them in their
affliction. 4
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be spread upon our minutes, be printed
in the WADswoRTA DISPATCH, sand
Lovelock Tribune, and that a copy be
sent the sorrowing parents.
Fraternally submitted.
H. C. SHORT,
M. DowD.
C. PARKE.
A number Of Churchill people are
in town today.
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A number Of Churchill people are
in town today.
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GEORGE w. WILLIAMS.

From Injuries received in the head
on collision which happened at Clarks
on the 18th inst. George w. Williams
died in San Francisco at the Southern
Pacific Hospital on Saturday last. The
remains were brought to Wadsworth
for interment. the funeral taking place
Sunday under the direction Of Truckee
Lodge No. l9, B. of L. F. of which
order deceased was an honored mem
Der.
The pall-bearers were; AL Blundell.
Thos. Applegate, Chas. Parke, J. A.
Thurnton, G. w. Larimer and H. w.
Esden.
Rev. ]. S. Harmon officiated at
Union Church and the remains were
inferred at Fraternal Cemetery.
Union Church was not large enough.
to accommodate the people in attend
ance. everybody in town who could get
away being there in token Of the esteem
in which George was held.
The floral offerings were in p~rofusion
and costly and beautiful. The boys Of
Truckee Lodge. B. Of L. F. sent a
handsome scroll; the boys in the shops a
large beautiful broken wheel; while pill
lows and wreathes. boquets and cut
flowers were the membranes Of
friends.
He left a father, mother and sister
to mourn his loss. DR.. Williams and
wife Of Lovelock, Miss Nellie VIII
Jams, all well known In Wadsworth.
Deceased was insured in the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co. for ST 500,
and in the Brotherhood of Locomtive
Firemen for $500. his mother being
the beneficiary.
George Williams was a very popu-
lar young man Of exemplary habits.
He was liberal In his nature, steady
and industrious. He was hail fellow
with all Of his acquaintances and at all
times ready to render any aid or assist
ance within his power to those less for
tunate than himself. He was a model
% to his parents and too good to be
robbed thus early Of life. He met his
death at the post Of duty and his short
life was an example for youth to follow.
He did not live in vain.
The bereaved parents and sister have
the sympathy Of this community and
Of the DISPATCH in the hour Of their
sorrow.
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BRGUICTGS

J.. w. freeman is shipping wool
from this point.
Tuscarora beat Elko at baseball
Sunday by % 10 u.
Oscar J. Smith. c. T. Bender and
A. c. Bragg visited olinghouse Sun
day.
D. w. Graves Of the Continental
Fire Insurance Company spent Tues
In town.
viii Jeffrey has a brand new a
flage and the girls all have a pleasant
smile for him.
Engineer H. J.. Grabnau and Miss
Louise LoschenkohI were married last
week at Dean.
w. r. White, one Of Ogden's best
known lawyers. has been spending sew
eral days here.
Herbert Austin wa is town last
evening on his way to Reno to attend
the State anniversary.
Mrs. Potter.of Sacramento spent a
few days here this week as. the guest
Of Mrs. VIM. Painter.
C. w. Perkins Of the Riverside
Undertaking Parlors, Reno, spent a
Gay or two In town this week.
Senator Kaiser. wife and son, came
down from Reno yesterday to attend
the funeral Of Shelby Beemer.
In the, case Of Dodge vs.. Williams
demurrer was submitted and overruled;
defend snt given ten days to answer.
We have Just received a very neat
line of suits for boys and youths from
6 to 10 years Of age. E, GRIswoLD.
Toe Effrlcks ani Luke Kearney
went up TO Ollnghouse yesterday to
work on the Renegade for Bender and
Smith.
D. M. Wightman return ed yesterday
from San Francisco where he has
been visiting his daughter, Miss Abbie,
who is attending Mills College.
Judge Webster and Attorney Cope
land paid the DISPATCH a visit Mon
day. They are attorneys for w, c.
Williams in Dodge VS.. Williams.
Hon. w. w. Williams arrived from
Churchill yesterday. He is looking
after a large shipment Of wool which
he is nov having hallsi to this point.
DIR. H. B. Mcdonald. Office in
DISPATCH Building. Substantial Crown
and Bridge work. Teeth without
Plates; fine Gold filings. Charges
reasonable. 40
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THE LADIES'.

The pleasant effect and safety with
which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, un-
der all conditions, makes it their favor
lite remedy. To get the true and genu-
inc article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrnp Co., printed near
the bottom of the package. For sale Ivy
all druggists.
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Undertaking ParlorsT ~

]. F. Crosby will soon resign as
chief blacksmith for the railroad COM
pany and will in connection with his
other business open undertaking parlors,
a branch establishment of the Reno
parlors of c.. w. Perkins.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks to
all who where so kind and helpful to us
during our bereavement and the funer-
al OIL our son and brother.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. WI WILLIAMS.
Miss NELLIE WILLIAMS. ,.z
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Bicycle Track Meeting.

For various reasons the bicycle
track meeting was postponed until 8
O'Clock this, Wednesday, evening to
be held in DIR. Kistler's office. All in
terested are again earnestly requested
to be present. los
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|REY OF[SlMI.AR|. lET'Sj.
IFlEANCIAI and COMMERCIAL
.S y Eonsy, Exchange Bonds Grain,
Cotton, PfOrlslens, Etc.

~ New York Sept, al .SA forced iiauidation
Mnsy IN evidence oil day on, the stock EN-
change sas the consequences OF the efforts
cf the banks to reduce their deposit loans
statement revealed the fact that the sur.
4 plus reserves were, approaching cxhaus-
\ ion vi tn the Imminent prospect Of In
!: having prepared the speculative public for
some such development. The Continued
demand from interior sources for money
and payments for taxes Into tho SUI.
treasury < to-day confirmed tho cxpectas
4 lon; The market went down under sue
& during tho day the pressure Of seiiin,,
eeemed Ito & have exhausted itself. The
"a 4, prses such times was feeble
..T The standard. etsoks An tHe;niarket t sui!
sreeula tive Iindustriais.,SThss feature was
SSSSn ap,es que an some part to the recent
a ;s ,S ton on the part Of money lend
aor loans; It was. therefore, the standard
i S sIt which were thrown upon the mar;
I few Of the iron and steeI3stocks. which
y haye. been under recent mai tpula ton for
y rise sss he largest lSssse jotsihe day are
I SneS There were aSfcw spots in the rail-
! Soad list that were relatively firm, notably
ns Ma,. SOUTHERN, Pacific Union Pacific
~ The bears seized the opportunity of the
PEEeysi1Illng depression to,pn.sogt extensive
4 "a notable sufferer and was. pialded down
10 ..WithinfA of the recent slow level and
S, Wfttsntn Is OF par. The stock closed only
q q traction above the lowest metropolitan
Che day. Tennessee Coal and Colorado
Il points below Saturdays level before the
S S@ sugar r., vas only slightly ameeted
( both common and preferred; Tin Plate
preferred, Continental Tobacco, Pulnian.
a ~ e, Steel. Manhattan and peop!es
I on most Of the active railroad STOCKS
\ range between and 2points. The quota
! tons for odd lots ranged above full lot
presence Of bargain hunters during tho
a SCENE the market totally ignored the
e f%orsIsn stock
5S Call loans were made at 5M per cent.
Sto 6 and then Z and even per cent.
dropping to per cent. after the days
needs nee, had been practically all met. Pos
market were the subject OF discussion in
aii circles. The leaving on ,denoslt OF pay
available relief. and the orcsancc in
Washington OF mn influential financial
leader is was generally believed to be with
present high price OF government bonds,
which must be deposited with the Treas
y, nry py the banks as security for govern
q 2 possible drawback to this plan, though |
II Is asserted that the banks Will be able |
this purpose. The Sterling EXcha nge ratio
,i "a to Yield In spite of the tightness Of
money ,,,,n ana Id buying for LondSn account.
stocks but5the selling pressure was not
IS United States bonds were unch sngod I'm |
bio quota tons. The total sales of t.cls |
were 03G. 900 shares.
!, New Y DIRK. Sept. 11-Standnrd OIL, 4.7OO |
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NAVAL. STORES.
tt he Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York. Sept 1.-THE cotton mar
k E WAS very active ,o-da% The Start
points. cables showing, an advance u
i SD. inS spot prices and Il gain of 2-6id.
In futures, were better than expected
Int- as soon rs The cal was over the mar
ket became Very weak and rapidly sold
Oft 5@S points under liquidation. follow
Ing advlces from the cation belt to the
effect that ra ns had been very beneficial.
sun later, however. the market displayed
decided inllying mower, and when tho
government report was announced II
be $50 per cent. q decline OF l5;s per cent
for the month and the SIN Hest showing
for twenty-five years, with the exception
OF 1886, There was sharp movement up
ward; From the lowest prices of the
morning there was an advance of sEoll
points while the net gal on Saturdays
closing Injuries became 5GfS points. 1hn
themselves for n condition OF anywhere
from rs to rs. In the afternoon the mar
het was less active and somewhat lower
under realizing. AT the close the tone was
steady. with prices net unchanged 10 8
points higher
New York. Sept ll--Co,tor futures op-
ened steady: September offered $50; DC
January, 6la; iHcbrGiry. GA: Marsh. SIX:
April, 62S; May, $50; June. 63l; July G.ss.
Sot n9, oi i,iurss closed steady September,
ber; Ga: January. so; February. G.23;
6.a5; July. 6.3S.
d, Now York: sert, LECTION quiet; mid
ahne, l6c. Nci receipts. $50 bales:
g gloss 1895 bales; sales. go bales; stock.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 2s,l5i bales.
e SSsn e! .oo Great Britain 5,9is bales; TO
bales: stock. iSO,65l bales
a ss'Ioi naiesi exports 70 Great Britain. %
tlnent, 1880 bales
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKFr

!, LlVtrpool. Sept. Ill y. injections: Spot
American middIng, 1-lGd. ''''
The sales Of the. day were IoC03 bales
or which 5C0 were for specuiation and ex-
port, and included $3.50 American Re
iceipts 2,lo0 bales. all American.
i. Futures opened firm and closed uu!c,
but steady, at an advance. American
Middling: September 2?-GIli3 3N-GId
buyers; September and October. 27-C,a6
2S-Gid buyers: October and November.
2f-G4d. seller; November and December
2o-eid seller; December and January
8 l2i-6id$ 25-6ld. buyers; January and Fell,
rilary. 3 A-Gi@3 25-Gtd. buyers: February
and March. 8 25-G!d. buyer: March and
8 26-G4I3 27-6id. sellers; May and June
3 G7-64d. seller; June and July, 27-fi6i
,2s-64d. values; July and August. 2S-Gid.
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ISS,
Nominal,
COTTON RECEIPTs.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN

The Texas cotton crop is still being
injured by draught.
Spot cotton in Liverpool advanced
1-32d. Sales, 10000 bales. Contracts
closed quiet and steady. point higher.
Bar silver in London. 27Ad.. advance
of l-l6d., against Esd. last year.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 2S,1oi bales. against 1a.3Si last
year, SO, 1862 in 1897 and 55174 in 1896.
Future contracts In New York adj
vanced 3 points, closing steady. Octo-
Der, Goa to Cos: January, 6.04 to sos;
May,i6.3 to 6Si.
New Orleans market declined 9 points
on October contracts. closing at 5.IS.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at 1890 to 1900 bales. against
1924 bales last year and $3.50 bales in
1897.
Houston receipts to-day estimated at
10000 to $1,000 bales. against 2o.s32 last
year and 27.5O6 In 1897.
The exports of cotton for United
States ports so far this week have been
24.l53 bales. agalns. 12,0i7 last year and
$3.50 in 1897.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-12

eeSs; 90. BuekWteat Flour duct: new. So. Is
.N1Sal steaa RS weak n Q. Ssiac.
spot stsauyi No. 2, s9sa Ga ts SPOT Quiet:
No;s2, &c. Beef firm. Cut Meats, steady:l
pIelsled hams, saiqlocs LARD. STEADY;
Western steamed. s.; e5.Sg Refined steady.
Eork 1irn, Butter iirmiS WESTERN cream
Cheese, IRREGULAR: large white, N1i s0i2ISc.
Gggs hrsner FL State at and ISL
a. nv q, Western gular packing,
steady s,nS SPOT Coffee. Rio dull nnd nomi-
aai, Mil. quiet Sugar, raw, quiet. Re
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sehr; {, Geo: T. ylaicots Reed; Port
pa sshr ~ e s1sh, SDayenp9rt. Pnkham.
I! se ,.I,, YIN Z, !, II cllrord. Hancock,
Schr. Bessie Brown Smith. Old Point,
light.
schr. Henry L. james. James, Balti-
more, light. i 81 "a n;
sloop yacht Pocahontas, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
Stmr. INVERSION (Br.), Robertson.
Sharpness, coaled.
stmr Breckfield (Br), Jeffels, Ant
werp, coaled. SsiiF
stmr Montenegro (Br3, Glare. Rot
terdanl, coeled.
schr. Levi B. Philips. Hart. Balti-
SAILED.
!, s si,,,i Saba tBr). Kinds, Grange
slmr. sansfeld (Br.). Fleming, Ham
burg.
sshr. S. p. Wheeler. corson. New
ALBENIARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL.
NORTH BOUND.
Stmr. Thomas Newton. merchandise.
North Cerolina to Norfolk,
Stmr. w. r. Rogers. merchandise.
North Carolian to Norfolk.
Stmr. Lucy, merchandise, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
stnr. Flora, lumber. North Carolina
TO Norfolk
stmr. String Garden. rnft of piles.
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr.' Col. j. c. Hill. raft of oi,es,
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Strr Juniper light, North Carolina
to 0 rfolk.
Strnr. Nj. ! Jo.w. raft OF logs, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Bel Virginia, towing. North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Bge. Roam, lumber. North Carolina
to Norfolk.
Schr. Stephen Chase, lumber, North
Carolina to Baltimore.
Schr. Jcserh Allen, lumber, North
Carolina TO Norfolk.
Schr. Lottie T.. White. lumber, North
Carolina to Laurel, Del
Schr Geo +. Garrison. shingles,
North Carolina to Port Deposit. Md
Schr. p. S. Pendergast shingles,
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr Croatan, towing, North Caro-
lima to Norfolk.
schr.. John II. Moore, lumber, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Schr. l.. NJ. CULLEN. lumber. North
Carolina to Baltimore.
Schr. VIM. Donnely. lumber North
Carolina 10 Baltimore.
SOUTH BOUND.
Stmr. Spring Garden. light, Norfolk
to North Caroline.
Stmr. Croatan, light, Norfolk to North
Carolina.
stmr. Juniper, light, Norfolk to North
Carolina.
stmr. J. c. Fill. light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. Thomas Newton. merchandise,
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Stmr. NJ. b. Harlowe, towing, Norfolk
to North Carolina.
BGe. Susie Hitch, light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Bge. Robert Mccoy, light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Bge. City Point. light. Norfolk to
North Carolina
Bge. D. Simmons. light, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. W. S. Cahill, towing, Philadel-
phin to North Carolina.
Bge. Edward. light. Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Bge. Sehuylkill, light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
stmr. croatan, towing. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Yacht Roamer. light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
SHIPPING NOTES.
Capt. Spicer. representing owners Of
ship Glooscap, has arrived to relieve his
brother of command of the ship, his
brother having made request for rest
trt,N %
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GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

CORN-Whlte corn. from store. 45c.;
mixed mixed corn. from store. 4ic.: white outs.
MILL FEED-Market steady; bran per
'pn' $500: middlings. sl7;5o per ton.
2 2AAYsSSSteaaM ,n MIXED 32c' white. &c
ton lots, $l5 co. mixed hay, car lots $3.50;
ton lots, sia.oo.
ROUGH RICE-65d15c.- per busheL
PEANUTS AND PEAS
pEANUTS-Market firm; fancy, de-:
s,pls'i ~ prime; ss, Prime s'e com
PEAS-Riackeyc. nominal.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
POULTIlY-Liyc steady; chickens old
fat ,S s2gs5c; spring chickens. small steady
20 iOa'se; large i'a2Oe,; ducks mud
EGGs--I5c per dozen.
COUNTRY HAMS = Steady; sm.thae,d
fancy, ls@lGc..; Virginia country. lO0I2!ac.:
good Norm Carolina. lO0l2Mc
MISUNDERSTANDING, new Sl.00 per
barrel Northern. white. si.75 per bag:
new sweets Hayman 90c .6isi.C0 per bur
rel; yellow, SOC @$l;9e
oNIONS-S2 .tGG2.25 per bag.
BEEMU DA-s2.OO per box.
FRUITS.
AiPPLEs-southern; .sl,5oGo.oo per bar
TEACfIEsEG eorgia. Ssdls 20 in crate.
PEARS So. 5cdl4.00 per barrel.
piN Ss-'1 &TfIll Rsr Saias'
E isAsSa S,i M III bunch: 5oc:@sl.5o.
.3,00Ma.5o; seedlings. s3.OQdp3 %; navels. SIoj
atl.50 per box; Jamaica, $500 per box,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR--Market firm; spring wheat
patent, siib: winter, wheat. patent. s4.COGI
ter wheat, choice straight. $40: winter
wheat, family. $3c0. winter wheat fair TO
good grades Of extra. s3.25; winter wheat,
EAi.-Per bag 100 lbs. $3.50; 90 H.
ssaara sss el 5slys fiSs'f j, &c.
common, do. idpfise "'e 49,
sUGAR--Aiarket stcndy. The plan of
selling ,augnr'at delivery prices has been
viii be made f. o. d. Norrolk. S Gut Loaf
$50; Patent Cubes. SOD: Powdered. 5.lS;
Fine Granulated, 5ii: Standard Ginnl-
stone 4, 500: Centennial Is, LOO; Califor-
MA Il. 6.l5; Franklin Extra Z. Ill; Amer
lean Extra G. i.2S.
f'rmcr AZ the advance: syrup. good t.
choice. 2J@23c. lower grade syrup, lo0i5c !;
moiasses. Porto Rico. 20n2sc.; moiasscs.
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATs-Mnrkct firm; rib SIDES,
5&c.; bellies. eastern. GAG;lac.: bellies,
western. Ct.
HAMS--Sugar cured lo,ac
DRY PLATED JOWlS-4iAc.
PORK PLATES-5Isc,
MESS FOUii-old, $50.
liam PORK--Pcr barrel s!O.5o.
LARD--pnre butchers III tierces. GM0
Gac.: compound ticrces. 5Ac.: SU-ib. tubs.
aid 50-lo. tins, &c. more.
WOOL AND Hides
WOOt~-unwnsEed. lyc.: bulky. to 7c
less; washed wool. sc: black. i.,ac. 10 Ice.
HIDES SO. s.. ~: Erccn. of1. dry fnt,
u: dry sni- li!a: tanaEe! T.
SALT FISH
IIERRING-New Norm Carolina cut. in
Eastern barrels, Si.J0; Potomac, gross
$500; nuliets i0O-lb. kegs, $3.75; spots 100
III kegs, $3.75; mackerel, fat Nc. =, So. 90.
White fish. new catch. loo III. Kegs. SEQ;
50 H. kegs, S2.25; 20 H. kegs. $:.l0
FRESH FISH.
spots. per pound, &C.: c"oakers. per
pound. &c. yaylors. per pound. &c. large
rock, Per pound. l2iac.; pan rock, per
pound, 1oGl2c.; shnd. none.
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TRUCK MARkEr.
(By STelegraph3to yirgininn-Tllot.)
a ~ +. lss.5.sN NEW. YORK.

!, Potatoes, 81 steady; Jersey, sl.oeI, .a7,a:
.S !; N Leland i.25Ql ,6e36 Jersey sweets.
$l.IoSI2O0; Southern sweets, SI.0OGDi.25
IS ~ pbage,2 q u.et; Long Island, s2.oOGS5 80
Western riauskmelons meeting fair de-
mnnd al sustained prices.
aWateTmelons, quiet
4. MnslIis ions Rocky Ford. Colorado, per
GS Ss, II. 2S@2.Go do, Maryland. Rocky
r.Srd seed. 25c. @sio o.: do. Jersey, per bar
rel, 2!QI5c.; do, Michigan, per half bushel
! hahdle basket. 2t GfSoc,
3 Watermelons, fancy, per 100, Sti. 0cGl1GO 90:
do, fur to prime, per los. $S.WSpi2.GJ: DO,
c,llls, per loo, s0t0I1.01,
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SHIPPING REPORT.
Forc'gn aud tons,wI G.
Sept. II. 1899.
hIpJNfAI &

'l'l-3 AftItIN INI+S. N ~
s,mr. Taorimina tNor.), Moller, New
York, to load.
Stmr. diversion G'r.). Robertson,
Pensacola to coal.
Stmr. Rreckncld, Jeqels, Galveston,
to cual.
stmr. Montenegro (Br.>. Clare. New
Orleans, to coal.
schr. Edward Smith, Sears. New
York, light.
schr. Geo. r.. vreeland, Abbott, New
York. light.
schr. Edwin n. Hunt, crowell. Wash
schr. ella NJ. Wiley, Wiley. wash
ington, light. n
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IS Auction HALYs-TIaiH DAY. A 4
3y, the Norris sAuction-housc "a and,
4 washington ST.; opposite New Market


II ARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SID
-, on,a.hands Furniture at Auotion-AV1
6 csrp n,s at 4; our Rooms, Nos IA an|
Market on ri TuEs6AY o MoR@1N Ne s sa
TENDER 18TH, commencing at 10 70 cloeH
s .,S',S Furniture ever offered q
part of: 80 Bedroom Suits. in Oak .ahI
Walnut: Emo Oak and Walnut WARD
robes. Oak and Walnut sideboards, Pal
l l suits. 90 Woven Wire Springs, Is Hal
Mattresses, Fine Feather Beds e Sal
OF Fine Feather Pillows and Bolsterss
large Mirror. suitable for bar or dining
Brussels Carpets. 8 Rolls ingram. Cartet1
Druggets and Rugs. Fine s7M OctayI
pearl pearl keys Organs. Iron Safes. . isr2
refrigerator. Cook and Heating Stovsl|
Handsome Washstand Sets, Crockett
Glassware. Lamps, Blankets, Lace cir
t tain poruers, Wlndqw Shades, sofa}
other Useful household articles. Sill
positive. Terms cash. Tho attention q
all Interested IS invited to this sale, al II
selO-2t r. r.. MORRIS, NIANAGER.l
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BOND MARKET.
New York, Scnt. IL 1890
/, NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

s5s New z ork, Sept. .11.-Nfoney on call firm
ime mercantile paper, 4Nap5 per per cent cent.
ssf3teTllng Exchange steady, with actual
q l,t15tness IN bankers bills at 4.S6k al ,S6lh
q 5Qtsd emands and at 48SGIi.S3N for sixty
I days. POST ca rates. 4.S41I 87k; CONNER
S;aI s2Id ,S2'f; silver certificates,
! k9sa S par g lyer. 69is Mexican dollars. 47A
Govern mem 4, " nds, steady; Stale bonds,
4ssnarti We ilroad bonds. weak. -. =
B yI1y X PRODUCE MARKET,
New tFHs Sept. l1.-Elour, outlet hut
stead Held Il Y Minnesota patents. ss.ss@,
Il / I've; good TO fair. ss.i55
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-12
tille AGO mhRKnT.

What, Corn. Oats. rroyisl,n. La-, shor
MS ttn.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 11.-Trading in wheat,
dull for weeks. WIS even further cur
tailed to-day by the influence of the forth
coming government crop report, and in no
case was the change &c. The bear!sh for
e.En crop reports and heavy receipts gave
the market II downward tendency, De-
ccmber closing Mt &c. de cline. Corn closed
unchanged for December, but MGSHc.
lower for September Oats advance0 isGp
higher.
The leading futures ranred MS fnllnws.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-12
8ALTIMoRE Guam MARKET

Baltimore. Md, Sept. 11.--Flonr, quiet
and unchanged. Wheat. very dull; spot
s s,, the month, iep79Ae.:. October. no
i1lMe. December. 7S4de1S&c.: Southern. by
spot, 3I1sGp3Ii:c.; the month, S631c asked ;
October StGfa6hc.: November and Deetm-
February, 23@38Hc.: Souihern white corn,
iodpi0hc. Oats. firm: No. 2 white. 2Slt2S,sa /:
RTe, iirm No. 2 nearby, &c Sugar,
strong and unchanged
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-12
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bunlons. It's the greatest comfort dis.
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spots. Aliens Foot-E1se Is q certain cure
for sweating. hot, aching. nervous feet.
At all druggists and shoe stores. Csc. Trial
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