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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
JUDGE MINORS JURY.
yenirc OF New Men summoned in the
Law aud Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court YESTERDAY
the maiden jury" consisting OF men who
have never served in that capacity before
appeared before Judge Minor The yenire
consists 0f Messrs. r.. ii. liarwood, h.-n-
ard e.. Duke. Frank g.. Dcnoon, X. H.
Johnson. Geo. A. Russell W.. W. Paimer,
John ID. Stewart. r.. T.. Eggleston. w. II.
Jones l.. A. Bowman. Thomas surilng,
John T. Hughes. Jr., h. j. Stafke. j.. III.
williams. r. H. Brooke u. S.Morrison,
James 4. Black. Bruce B0we and JOS.
D. Thomas.
The Inauguration OF the new departure
seen In tho selection Of this jury Us On
accordance with resolution adopted re-
Gently az a meeting OF the Richmond Bar
Association requesting the judges and
court officials tO aid in destroying me
"ncrrv- go-rouud" OF men who, some ot
them. are almost professional jurors.
I'm The case of T. W. Dickormans adj.
minlstrators rs. Maria j Bass. suit IN
voiving possession OF a watch and cham
and set OF furniture. "a verdict was re-
turned FOR the defendant
judgement was rendered In favor o.
cviff A. CO.. against Nm. b. Sym Tor
Motion for judgment was filed ty An
drew Gerolami against T.. X. Robinson
for slol
In the city Circuit Court attachment
suit has been entered by l. q. Fairodnk
4, GO. against Vanovcr and Daniels. Dam
ages are laid al Si25
Marriage licenses were issued yesier
day TO Henry lee Wingfieid ana Ahce
Nav Howle. and % Edward a. Foxes
and Ola Tucker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
THE TIMES. RICHMOND Vas SEPTEMBER

OF New York Pennsylvania. Ohio. Wis
cOnsiE. Kentucky and over the greater
part Of Tennessee. Arkansas. Mississippi.
Oklahoma and Texas. Elsewhere gem
orally favorable weather conditions were
experienced. particularly SO in the North
Pacific coast region.
The cutting OF early corn. the greater
part OF which IS now safe from frost. Is
general I'm all sections. the maturing Of
the crop having been advanced by the
not. dry weather OF the previous weeks.
Late corn IS materially damaged by heat
and drought I'm portions Of Ohio. Indiana.
Illinois. Nebraska and Southern Ms
souri,. but I'm Iowa IS not rs badly injured
as previous reports first indicated.
The conditions have been favorable for
wheat harvest and throsiing In the Da-
kotas and Minnesota was prevented by
light local showers.
I'm Washington exceptional conditions
were experienced and change 10 dry
weather saved much. while in Oregon the
harvest progressed night and day, the
crop IN the last named State being prac-
tically uniniured by previous rains
though some is bleached and the berry
SOFT.
Reports Of the premature opening or COT
ton Is general in the Eastern and south
picking IS progressing as rapidly as possi-
BILE In an sections. The crop has oeeh
damaged by local rains I'm South Carolina
and Northern Georgia and injured serious
iy by drought in Arkansas. In Texas the
weather has been favorable for picking
which is pushed. and with ht conditions
Will be completed I'm some localities by
October 1st one half OF the crop is al
ready gathered in Tennessee.
The prospects are poor Tor TOP crop
I'm Texas. Georgia and South Carolina, al
though late cotton is still blooming IN tne
last named States
The bulk OF the tobacco crop mas peer
Ont and housed I'm the more northerly
states and the work IS being rapidly
CONNECTED i'm other sections. Curing is
over I'm North Carolina, except IN inc
Northern portion. where the late crop
tired" considerably and cuts were not
satisfactory.
Adverse reports are still received con-
corning apples. The fruit is still drop
ping badly. and where picking IS 10 pro-
gress the yield appears 20 Doe light and the
crop of inferior quality.
The soil conditions have been improved
by recent rains and pl0wing ana seeding
resumed I'm most sections. Some seeding
has been done III Pennsylvania ono
Michigan. Indiana and Illinois, and win
favorable weather will become general
during the coming week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

pORK-Stcady. -
q COTTONlSEED OIi-UuiaVortoie NV =,
scarcity OF offerings for spot az pIonlpt
delivery. and fair demand mace urn
market to-day. with shade advance III
OF yellow; summer yellow, 2@c. 90
BUTTER-firm: western creamery -
use; state dairy, 1jG2Oc. -, ,,y1s
CHEDSE-Steady. large "hl'e' A'ie
f1hc.
BGGs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania
10l2ul9c. ,-,,.
POTATOES Firm: Jerseys. sal Az;
Long Island. 81 25li.G2is. New jersey
sweets. Si.GJ022J. southern Sweets slt
$50.
CABBAGE-Dull; Long Island. s2a5 per
COTTON BY sTEAM-To Liverpool,
26Lc
PETROLEUM-Str Refined. rev
York. ss55. Philadelphia and Baltimore
IS -. do. I'm bulk. SO.
ROSI N-Dull.
TI1RPENTINE-Quie
RICE-Steady.
Congratulations steady al UNCHANGED
prices. and ruled quiet most OF me Gay
though generally steady. despite heaEy ,iss-
ccipts. absence OF speculation ana luil-
ference Of spot buyers. settings WEI
scarce. owing TO current low prices ana
the large existing short account; closed
Quiet. unchanged 20 points higher sales
1900 bags. including October. $40. NO
vember. 1926. Spot-Rio duh and nonii-
- suGAR-Raw quiet Refined quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
NAVAL STORES

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept 12-TUR-
PENTINE-Marke firm az 43c.. sales,
none.
ROsIN-Flrp md unchanged; sales,
none
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept 12.-SPIRlTS
or TURPENTINE-Mar drm az 4ic.
bid; receipts. 1O4s casks. sales, az casks.
il. s11J bid. $40 asked: receipts, 4459
barrels, sales, j ,Gs6 barrels.
WILMINGTON. ~. c.. Sept 12-SPIR-
ITS Ola TIRPENTINE-Ste 40 1870
44c. receipts. 80 casks.
ROSIN-Iirm ut yO09Jc.; receipts, 30
barrels
CRUDE TCRpENTINE-Qule at $3.50,
receipts 20 barrels.
TAR-Qmet. receipts. 50 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-FLOUR-Shade
nrmer and fairly active without change.
RYE FLODk-flrm.
BUCNWHEAT FLOUR-Cuiet
ClkWNEAI-Stcady ~ Jo9OOc.
COkNMEAL-StCady
Try Firm. No. =, sac.
BARLEY-Easier. feeding 4Ou42c.i
mlltins $4,000
BARLEY MALT-Quict.
WHEAT-SpOt steady. No. red steady
"a 745.c options opened firm az unchanged
prices, owing 60 light offerings They
subsequently advanced quite sharply ON
western buying, presumably for outside
account Inspired uy The cop report. Loo
cal realizing in The last hall hour preclpi-
tated decline. which lett the market
weak al unchanged prices. May closed
al T93.c.. september closed at 73Ac., De
cember closed at f6l1c.
CORN-Spot steady, No. .. 3SIc. OPP
tions opened steady with wheat, and gain
"a subsequent strength on the crop report
only 10 ease of finally under realizing.
closed easy al &c. decline 10 re. advance:
May closed at 543sc.: September closed at
OATs-spot hrmer; No. 2. 2GHc. op-
lions quiet
BEEF-Steady.
CUT MEATS-Qulet
LARD-Weak. Refined quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
WORK FOR CONGRESS.
No Extra Session. Says Senator Nc
Laurin. But Plenty 60 DO.


WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Ia.k of am
extra session OF Congress has been revived
recently but Senator McLaurin. OF South
Carolina. who was seen to-day boy a Pos
reporter as he was leaving The White
House. does not believe there is any foun-
dalton for the rumors.
IL do not expects an extra session.
said he Nothing has come from am
official source wlich would in any way
indicate that The President con,emp.ate5
such action"
Seua.ur McLaurin says. however. tiat
Congress. when it does meet ought TO get
10 work as promptly as po sio-e because
a. will have an unusual number OF import
ant questions to- consider. 'lt the war
In tho Philippines is still in progress.
said DE. I'VE will have TO- provide means
for its prompt conclusion and ~ i- has end-
ed We will have tine future disposition of
the islands TO discuss. The people on
my state are very much divided ON the
policy Of the administration regarding the
Islands. but the general consensus OF
0DiniOn Is that. ass we have got INTO lne
situation. we have got to stay. We cane
not afford t0 retreat now. Whatever
may have been the pr0priety of getting
into the Philippine war we must see ll
settled with honor Co our country. 1T INC
war continues 90 viii bee political issue
but III it ends I doubt whether the reten-
ton Of the Philippines viii figure IN the
next campaign.
The trouble with ms We lack information
confess that is the great trouble with
me.
"If our people are not talking much NOW
about silver" added senator McLanrin
cit is because we regard the position of
the Democratic party ON that matter as
settled The financial plank of the CHE
cago platform VIII be re1ffrmed at the
next national convention and South Caro-
lima will send a Bryan delegation to that
convention. There is no opposition TO
HIM I'm the state"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
Mr.. BARKSDALE'S BILLS.
Ills Utterances in Yesterdays Times
Apparently Approved.

state Senator Barksdale's interview IN
Yesterdays Times was widely read and
apparently considerable endorsement OF
his proposed legisltion to curb corruption
IN STATE politics folio god upon the rar, OK
he thousands OF readers a very hisn
s,ste official heartily approved the sena-
tor's views yesterday morning IN CONVEX
sation with the author Several OF me
iocal House nominees also stated that mo
S.,otor had struck a responsive cord.
senator Barksdale said yesterday morn
a., mar he would. he felt sure, have tho
s,nrort OF a large number OF the members
81 the Legislature. and no expressed tho
confident hope that enough votes Tor the
measures he viii introduce viii % secured
TO insure their passage.
The senator secured several volumes
from the state Library yesterday morn
ing bearing on antitrust legislation. m
which no Is. as stated deeply interested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
Auditorium Vaudeville.

The large audience at the Auditorium
last night was greatly pleased with the
splendid bin given by the artists presented
by Manager Leath.
There was not a dull act on the pro-
eramme and from the act by Mr.. and Mrs
Keaton 10 the close OF the great Diana
there was almost a continuous round OF
applause. The real hits Of the bill were
Trorolo, Diana and Miss Flora Parker,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
Fire in Albemarlc.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Sept 12.-
Special--Dr. Thomas NJ. Parish, who re-
sides near Warren, in the southwest part
OF Albemarle county. sixteen miles from
this city. lost his tobacco barn, stable and
gralnery farming implements and one
horse by fire this morning at o'clock.
The loss is heavy. Origin Of the lire
Is not known. Partially insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
COTTON 1IARKETs.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Speculation in
cotton futures to-day was less active IMAM
it was yesterday. The market was de-
Cideily weaker The turn in prices was
with the cable accounts from Liverpool
hut receipts AT the ports We're very hcdFy
and rlmor got out 20 The eject lhat
NtiI was all ready with another Dearlsn
forecast ON the opening call. therefore.
the market broke 4 90 points and by noon
showed "a loss or 20 III points. me
weakness in the morning was increased 10y
selling FOR Wall street accounts growing
out of the great weakness In stocks Dul-
iug the afternoon rather steadler icei-
Ing prevailed with nothing particularly id
The way of news 90 explain the change.
yet the market had mo- substantial rally
There was some covering and 10 Jew
of the more prudent shorts TOOK thef
profits I'm preference 10 DeueNin6 lhal me
abn0rmally heavy movement of new cot.
tom was less due 10 an excessive yleld
imam to- "a premature development due 90
the drought. The market was finally
steady at "a net Joss of 9 TO j. points, the
market having sold Off nc1r The close uu-
der liquidation and bear hammerins
COTTON-Futures opened at The decline;
seDtember. 5.Si. October 600, November
500 December. COS. january Gll, Febru.
ary. Ola. March. 5.lA; Apili-May. o.-Ji
june. 6.2l; July, OBI.
Futures closed barely steady Septem
her 5lS: October 5.si. November 5.Ht
December G.0f january. 600; February
GI2. March 6.l5. April Gig, May, b.-oi
June. 6.z6. July, GO.
spot cotton closed quiet at 1l6 decline.
middlng up'anaa. ssi mldulng gun
. Us, sales, none.
COTTON-Firm. middling C 1916; gross
GALS bales sales. 90 bales; stock 4o-' $50
Tota, to-day-Net receipts, 80. $50 bales;
export TO the Continent lS,stS bales; stock
Consoudated-Net receipts. 1887 bales;
export 10 Great Britain. s.9b bales 70
France ll2 bales 10 the Continent, g.
To,al Since September lst-Net receipts.
200 s9i bales. export 10 Great Britain, 800
bales: to- France. g32 bales, TO the Cont
nent 42.l9S bales.
CHARLESTON. S. c., Sept 12-COT.
TON Steady; sales 13O bales; middAng'
NEW ORLEANS, IA. SEPT. 12.z-coT.
TON-Futures quiet; september OBJ p!a
October 5.6iQ3.G5. November 9.tl49' 90 90,
December 2.leH9.0; January 2'Syt3,'eSda..
April. 5.93g5.5; May o.s0Qo'y''
LIVERPOOL sept 70 =. NOT
TON Spot fair demand, prices I'D. low
or. American middNue falr 80, good
mildIine g 25-32: middilng. ll-32; low
middlinr 1852: good ordinary, s o-53. or
dinarv , 1892 The sales Of the day were
1000 bales of which 1900 were for specu-
ianon and export and included $500. Re
ceIp.s 5000 bales. including 22n American.
Futures opened quiet and closed STEADY
az The decline. American middling j m. c.,
September 2S-G buyers. September Octo-
her 3 glG buyers; OctOber-November. 3
2iGl03 2J-0 sellers; Novemoer-DecemDer' :
a4 "a buvors. overwhelmingly, 3 1854
buyers. January-February. 3 1884 BUYERS;
February. March 23Gi buyers. March
Anrn 2i6l buyers; April-Nay. 3 26-6l sell
lcrs. May.June. 25-6lu3 a.ti sellers JuIiee-
Juv. 3 ~ sellers. July-August. 26-640
2.-G sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-The Government
crop report issued yesterday stirred up
wheat To-day. but a substantial advance
was lost late in the session. a large M
crease i'm the worlds visible was the in
contive for a bear raid. December closed
unchanged, and September 1gc. hlEher'
Corn closed without material change.
Oats advanced inhc. Tor December ana
closed a shade higher for September Pro
visions declined JulOc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
nANlRrRG STEAK. sc.


The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
eraph Company announces that tele-
obonlc communication can be had over
its lines with Lynchburg. Va; Danylue
Va Roanoke. Va; Wakefield. Va. APP
nomattox. Va: Farmville, Va. CreWe,
Va salem. va; Bedford City Va.
Reidsvile n c., Charlotte. n. c.; Co
lumbla, 5. G..
For further particulars enquire az the
pubiic paw Stations. and at Manager s
onics. 1914 east Main street
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
Fire in CHARLES CITY County.

TETTINGTON, VA. Sept 12-special.-
The store-hOuse and contents Of j. r.
Hopkins, at Graves shop. Charles City
county, was totally destroyed by fire last
night at about o'clock. Loss about
$1,000 partly covered by insurance The
building is supposed 10 have been set on
fire by a lamp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
EXCURSION TO STANTON BY c..
so. RAILWAY.

Special excursion train viii leave Rich
mond for Charlottesville and stanton
Saturday night September 10th, at il
p. NJ; returning, leave stanton at 6
p. NJ. Sunday, arriving Richmond II j.
NJ. Fare. $40 round trip 10 stanton,
children under twelve years. half fare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. 12-Au staple cot-
tons i'm good demand. Four-yard brown
sheetngs occasionally advanced nc. per
yard. other weights tending upward.
Bleached cottons against buyers. Dcnims
~ strong position. staple prints selling
well. but fdncles still unsatisfactory.
Ginghams quiet and good condition
throughout Cotton yarns very strong.
Cotton warp and all-wool cashmeres are
occasionally san per cent. higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
THE BUGGY WRECKED.
And Mr.. Dill Peasants was Very
Painfully Injured.


Messrs. Dm Peasants and Wiiloughby
Newton had a very narrow escape last
night About 9.i5 o'clock ear No. Of
the Traction Companys Hollywood line
ran into q buggy in which they We're
seated at the corner OK First and Broad
streets.
The buggy was completely smashed, be-
ing broken into small pieces and the occu-
pants thrown 20 the ground.
Mr.. Newton escaped injury but MT.
Peasants was cut on the head and his
ANGLE was sprained.
The horse was hurt on the hip and rump.
but not severely.
Mr. Peasants was taken 20 the store
OF Mr. j. w. Sai0mons ana his wounds
dressed. All who saw the accident say
tina, the m0torman was not 20 blame. as
he ala an the could 10 prevent IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
NEW CANDIDATE
IN THE FIELD
Mr.. w. w. Baker Out for the House
in Chesterfield.
NOW FIVE MAKING THE RACE.
Their Claims TO be Presented to the
Convention ON tho 2Sth - Small
TbiefGcts Beating-OtherM Man
chester Mattcrs-Pcrsonal.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
III. Hin. --r-.L. E.aLLLe n-olk.


,,..,.....- 49,, pt,t,,,o,, rri,,os
N'''''' no iiuiI .trcef Reattie block.
,.,,,,
ne" eahu'i''e mas entered INC i'1'' -
Chesterfield in the person OF Air. W. W.
palter. who Yesterday announced his pur-
60. .t.. tro,,s, ~
pose '' i"""' "'' ''-o i'' ''o
Delegates subject t0 nomination by the
Democraflc convention which meets In
.s.,. 80 .,,t. r,o,th
''' ~
Thus i"r inc eihdid'1es lor ''e iioDlo
are: W. N. Baker, OF Chesterheid' -.
l. Touov. 0f Manchester. Carter II. Har-
-f.o, ri,,.,,. t.-ob and Mr. Jordan
-.
OF io"na.'h. All except d4. b"NeI 'i'-
nounced their candidacy some time ago.
VyrII-KNOWN MAN.
A. p.t... d.. ......i,....,,. mol, ,,,ov.,
..-.,-.,..
thiol 5H9'l ''e o'7'l.el' ana i''e 1l'iiy
So ln Dh-sl-iAs.i where me mas a4""s
been prominent in matters pertaining 10
the oeF''' lil.i'- ana "e'l'le OH .''o co"''-
~. 1l-@t5 'o u.s. INDUSTRY a'' @1'''
ATTRIBUTED lNe Woe ADVERTISEMENTS '.'l'
mas Deeh gwen l' "e resources Oh ''0
county
me ""' 3" ..s an,
$50. .s.,ir,
l"'"' "''" "'.' 49,,
We, -. W.. 49,. ,,,,,.,..,,,- rc.,isio.
upon Sumo ~ '''e .,'' l'',P'- ',,'. go.
1--WE '''''i.' '. H',' ~.
aH el',l p- '7'ie 'i-~-l' guy I'
mas 80.
n''N VA " '",1 '''.'1'' anu 1''N
.iNei'e 1t iii'''D'lo. .,..
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words, written By Mrs. Ada
L. Hart. of Groton. S. D.: was taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally terminated
In Consumption. Four Doctors gave me
no. SAYING / could live but Il short time.
l gave myself up TO my Saviour deter
mined If 1 could not stay with my friends
on earth. 1 would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised 10 get
Dr. Kings New Discovery for ConsumD-
ton. Coughs and Colds. l gave II irldl,
took I'm an eight bottles Ii has cured
me. and thank God, l am saved and now
a well and healthy woman Trial bottles
free AZ owens & Minor Drug Company.
Regular size, soc. and sl.00. Guaranteed
Ask US for prices on best Anthracite,
Splint, and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.
HAMBURG STEAK, SC
Monroe Market. 40l w. Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
BARGAINS ~ Orr LINEN DEPART
NENT.

Pure Linen Satin Damask C0l,red-Bor-
dered Towels. knotted frngd. Axii
inches........ ....... ........... ........ 10.
Hemmed Linen Huck Towels. small
size. Tor ktchen.-........ ............... %.
Linen Huck Towelling. rs inches wide
per yard...... .......... .........-..l@ lie.
Unbleached Linen Crash Towelling, per
yard p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
SOME DIG THINGS ~ OUR DOMEs.
TIC DEPARTMENT.

Yard-Wido Atwood Qnechee White
Tlannel. the regular 50c value. for Boo.
Special purchase OF B'eached Pillow
Cases. worth up 10 2oc.. for............ Toe.
Extra Large-Size lismsutched Pillow
Gases. siy3G f0r............ 90. ..-....-.i"c.
Light Outing. small dainty Checks and
btrpcs..... ....-.... ..-t....- .....'." '-'''
Satln-Finished Fllnnel.ettes. large.
bright plalds and stripes viii sell later IN
season az l7c.. pecial................6 lie.
We bought 1000 Boys School Suits rom
a manufacturer who made them for a
large Chicago concern. who failed before
the goods were ready for shipment. we
bought Them very cheap and shaf give
YOU the benefit of our great purchase.
These suits are wool in brown 0r Tan,
broken check. neat. dressy. stylish. Wei
made. stylish cut. and lined in excellent
manner. aI sizes. s 10 r. years. In fact.
suits worth $50. $50 TO day. very special
low price,. ....+...-.-. ...s.t.-s'- So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
c cZZ,,t scJN,.,1cc 5Tgc ; I"5aY6T:s

but tho other acts were OF merit ANA
worthy The applause they received.
a matinee Will bee given at o'clock
this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
FINE PEACHES.
Monroe Market. 4Ol W. Grace street.

Ask us for prices on best Anthracite,
splint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
CROP CONDITIONS.
Recent Rains Have Improved the
General Outlook Somewhat.

General Outlook Somewhat.
WASHINGTON. September l2-Follow-
Ing IS the Weather Bureaus weekly sum
mary OF crop conditions: While the fore
part OF the week ending September II,
1893 was excessively hot and dry over the
greater part OF the country east OF the
Rocky Mountains beneficial rains during
the latter part partially relieved the
droughty conditions in portions Of Texas
and Oklahoma. the Central Mississippi
and Ohio Valleys and generally through
out the Middle and South Atlantic States
Drought still prevails. however. in portions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 12-PEANUTS-
Carrnors' stock-Fancy. &c. strictly prime.
ee,n81.c.: prime. SIC; ordinary 383Ac
r6und. Spanish 81 per bushel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

Mr. A. c.. Peay of the Internal Rove
nue. office. IS seriously ODD at his residence
on Twenty-fourth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
school Bags, any initials. .....i0c
Book straps .............5 and &c

Arrived here yesterday 36-iuch Rough
Finish B0ucle Cloth. and All-Wool La-
dies Cloth. Perfect Black, special prize
per yard. ............. ...............&Dc.
Also. Genuine English Cheviot. 80 inches
In the way OF business We are making
a great sale to-day IN Housekeeping
Goods-that is. In Upholstery stun.
Linens. and Domestcs. These are just a
few specimens.
French Satecn Draperes. nearly yard
wide. suitable for draperIes and covering
comforts. per yard........ .........lx i-2c.
Silkoline and Golden Draperies 70 dif-
ferent styles and colors per yard.....7c.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains Zl-2
yards long tapped edge, per pair......5oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
STOCK oCoTATIoNs.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
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