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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
we'll known in this city, where they have

well known in this city, where they hayes
many friends.
Colonel bernard NJ. Sayres and family.
are reported SAFE and tnelr nome was
among the few but little DANA Sed. oi.
Sayres, formerly OF Ricn nend, IS Supt-5
of the Galveston City Water-st ORE
The news is confirmed OF the death OF
Colonel Richard NJ Feek and his wife
and five children. He was the son OF
Mr.. John L. Peek, of this city. but later
moved to Hampton, Va, where ne is We'll
known.
Nothing has as yet been heard of Mrs.
William E. kincaid or husband by her
brother, Mr. r. W. Spilman, No. 500 North
Eleventh Street. city salesman OF the
Standard Oil Company. Mrs. hineaio was
Mss Sarah Splman. OF this city, ana nau
q wide circle of friends here
Dr. Anderson. of the Old Dominion Hos
p;tai. is anx;ousiy awaiting news from ms
.hrother. Mr. C. Harper Anderson, q proml-
nent attorney OF Galveston, ana ioI merry
of Albenaarle county. lie has also grave
fears for his cousin, Mr.. Louis Scott, VINO
Il resi7e,t physician of ST. Mary's lnIrm-
NV winch is reported as completely De
strnyed. ,trs
W n Howard without reply by her SIS
Tor Mrs. Louise f. OsConner. No. iio7
EAST Clay Street. Mrs Howard ana ram m
iIv resided near The Suliy hospltal ana %.
Mary,s Iufirmary, both OF which were de-
stroEed. ,,,I.o Of
Mrs. Howard was MISS
Charleston, S.. c.
ctree: has Two brothers in Galveston. one
of whom is well known here. ne Is NJ.
Waller l.. Hanscom, State ana county az
SCISSOR of taxes in Galveston.
The other brother. MI 3 .. ii'iseo4.i'
,,E,r
county. so E,.st
,Ia,au street. has no informa ton as yer
county clerk, of Galveston. who marr'eu
,n#rsr ., Nj. sNeeis IFS piothsA
e ,,so missing, Mr.. w. S. Burgess OF me
CranoIithic Paving Company, OF Caves
ton. ,,,.+ar
Miss N. X. Easton now in Manchester
+; ,,r,abIe RI communicate with her oroth-
or. Mr.. Alex. Easton, formerly or this
city.
Among others still missing, VINO are
known in this city are Mr.. Harry II
Ransom and Mr.. Harry Smith, OIL Ihutci
HILL
Mrs. C. ]. Woody, of No 9lo East heish
Street. has cousin, whose name u u 80
who went 10 Galveston some years dSo'
h,,t he has not been heard from LOT SONS
limo and II is not known that he was theie
during the storm.
IN. many .llcnds III this city OF kew.
w, n. Scott, D. D., of Galveston, leA-'
are cons erably alarmed over their ma
bility to ascertain whether he escaped
the ravages of the devastating storm
that swept over Galveston few days aso,
DR.. scott, wife. and their children ieit
Kentucky for Galveston, to arrive there
Friday, the night of the storm. and noth7
ing has been heard from them since MI
Edwin Peasants. of this CITY, mas 'eie
graphed for news of the Doctor to Hons-
ton, but without avail A message 20 u:
SCOTS brother, Rev. John A. Scott, OF
North Carolina, ELECTED the reply tnae
his own anxiety had not been relieved
Or. Scott is well known in Richmond,
where he has scores of friends and ad-
mirers. He spent two weeks OF his va
cation here during the summer, ana
PRESBYTERIAN church. He is pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church of Galveston.
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THE MosRY REUNION.
The Programme OF the Day Consisted
oil rrr,crN isncI....
Special Dispatch to The Times.l

Special Dispatch to The Times.l
Allen A..Drsl-.. VA, Sept 1-,-lhe
second days programme or the eoriSaet
ate reunion OF alos5y's men. az Fairfax
Courthouse, opened tod with hotse IN
ing. The day was an suspicious one anu
me track was in a fair condition. Aooul
three thousand people attended the sso",
and ii was an immense success
There were seven events,fo waicn ,nife
five horses were entered. The foliosins
were the winners: First event. as.ie "ete
hunters. purses $40, So, $40. two yea, V ~.
and ever Lucy Switzerland. o"is.
courtland Fl. Smith first prize bla.cN
T,iaInand G. Iaugb!in owner. second prize.
tio,3iate. CORTLAND Smith, thiri.
Saeonx, heavy Weight hunters, Queen
FesS5 tourtIan;l Smith. owner. hfsl; roy
,lsan. 1-ourt!arl Smith, owner second
:. Ouse- c Faughlln. owner, third
Pr.stz So s25. So - a. co,,n,,
Id one aas mile dasa, io
,,a..,a., ,eYar in race before. uDtodafe,
j,ol.rtlan Smith owner. ',r7e ~,
Wells. owner. second; poe'' n.s-t
= " ,I7,Irams. owner, third. Purses $40.
~ S., ~, one-nalf mile dash for county
,,..sss Miss Ray Ernest Utterbacs. own
~ az s;rss. king Thistle. R NJ Chichester.
e.,yrsr second Third left at post Purses
$50. $50
ali carry. Ernest Utter5acS, owner. first:
TIarr,sr. Jr., NJ Honey. ownes. second:
Little Ralph W. ". Cation. owner, third.
Purses SD. $50. st5.
sixth, n,ils dash Gentle new r'devs.
Tea Set. Ernest Utterback, owner. first.
Geoege Debe,i. j. r. Wells. owner. second
RhoGamarna. c. LaughIin. owner, hicd-
Purses so, $50 sl5.
ssventh. t-otting. half mile heats for
county horses. Fat Murphy E. Marvartty.
asner. first, Harry d.. r. c. Moncure.
owner. second. Alice D.. Dennis Corner-
thite. owner. third Purses SD. SIS, SO The
how will continue tomorrow.
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QUARTERS ARE NEEDED.

The Hotel Committee would be glad to
secure the names and addresses OF all
private families who can, without incon-
venience accommodate strangers. The
comm ttee does not wish to have people
make special arrangements at any expense
as they do not care to make definite ar
a5ngements for accommodations They de-
sire, however, to have at their command
the addresses OF those who can take at
Il moments notice such strangers that
may not find accommodations at the hotels
or clearinghouse.
The names, addresses and numbers of
persons that can be accommodated may be
sent to Mr.. Frank T. Hill. clerk of the
Hotel Committee, Room No. s6 Chamber
of Commerce.
Chairman Arthur Levy of the Badge
Committee. has arranged to furnish all
committeeman and delegates with handsome
badges. He WI also have on sale valuable
souvenir badges. made from metal taken
Sr2-'' tf'e ems of the Marfa Teresa
Grand Secretary ]. Frank Grant Will
reach the city on Friday.
3, There will be two trains 10 Old Point on
Saturday morning. The first will leave at
S:i5 O'Clock the second ut go The first
train will carry all Odd-Fellows who can
not so on the Sovereign Grand Lodge
train, and the party will be taken for
sail on HAMPTON Roads at $3.50 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The dinner at the Chamberl,n Ho,e, VIII
be terrpsing affrir. and will be served IN
courses and consist mainly Of sea food.
The Grand Sire and other high officials.
and Chairman Montague. viii occupy an
elevated platform at the dinner table.
Representatives OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF Odd-Fellows are beginning to
reach the city. They are the members OF
the Committee on Appeals. and the Ses-
tl,o y6rga \
J. B. Goodwin, of Alfalfa. Is the chair
man. and the other members who will be
present are Messrs. w L. kuykendnll-
of Saratoga. Wvo; 1T Thomas of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah: Judge J. NJ Broderick.
: of Mavsrille. O.: A G.. Ansell. of Soo-
kane. Wash: F. NJ. Huffaker. of Virginia
rity.z New: A. A. Guthrie. OF Albany. n
Serd James G.Avdetoy. OF Tennessee.
This is one of the .rnoortant commit
tees which meets in advance of the resl-
Tar session In order that its work may
200 before that session. It's work is sim
Tar to that OF the Court OF Anoea}s- and
such matters as cannot be decided n
subordinate bodies are settled by this
Committee
Although the attandance next week W.T.
10 a--va said rheir-lan Goodwin. It vi
z,-ohaf,tv be not as largo rs eTn'e OF 'h.sE
.,-es-fo.,s eessfors Thers VIII NJ Z dor.
s.7ernan Fast Grand s'res of the PatriarcnT4
sS.tIftant rrassnt acro-rr-rFa.ier>s
s-s,s l,otessS cannot he secured for the W.
lions boste,ries will be crowded for the
Senttre week.
At the meeting next week the proposi.8
#.,nr, II, change the are lirsif from = TO is
swill he discussed and acted apon. and
atannea az the time Of meeting will also
he nrsnosftfon for discussion
IS THE BALL TICKETS
Tickets TO the concert and bah have
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New York Stock Exchanue

quotations are collected by tie same com
,,any, in practically the sd me way Ali
quotations. furnished by Tie W. &. TEL
Co, are standard and are never ques-s
1loned. Now. which kind OF a quotation
Gathered by nobody, and anywhere
from ) to 10 minutes old, sent on, by an
interested party, over "a private Wire or
one guaranteed by the Western Union
That is why we stick by New York
In the words OF the song. Little cid New
Ncrk is good enough Tor US Try ii. Send
Us your orders.
IS !; s ss;s
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wi,,Get Cool.

Farmer Evans refuses to give Richmond
any rain, but says that cool weather IS
on the way here. The storm when passea
over Galveston with such dire results,
will prove a benefit to Richmond. It mas
moved rapidly north and has no" iost
itself somewhere IN Canada. The only
touch Of the storm Richmond got was the
stiff breeze prevailing yesterday, but taa5
same storm by its actions Will serve to
encourage the cool wave in its progress
eastward.
A moderation in temperature is conf
IDENTIFY expected within the next thlrty-siX
hours.
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.Thn1nns Ihor,,ton

Thomas, infant son of Thomas r. and
Ellen B. Thornton. died yesterday morn
NO al 6:15 G. clock at the residence of his
IA rents on Hill Street, Chelsea Hill, aged
twenty-five months
The funeral VIII take place at 5 o'clock
This afternoon at the residence. The inter-
ment will be in Mt. Calvary.
Nellie Preston Cummings.
Especial Dispatch to The Times
ABINGDON VA. Sept 12.--Miss Nellie
Preston Cummings. only daughter and
child OF General Arthur c. Cummings.
died here to-day, aged forty-seyen years.
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OBITUARY..
Rcr,.artl r.. Foster.

Mr.. Bernard L. Foster. thirty-flve years
of age. was taken suddenly i'll while on the
street Tuesd v night with hemorrhage OF
the lungs md died n short time He was
the son of the late James B. and sa!l;e
B. Foster. of tbs city. and an emp oye
IF tho f. II. Patrick Company. The fun
eral services will be held at the grave in
Hollywood at 10 o'csock this morning.
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II. Z. and z. Earnings.

The statement of the earnings and eN-
penses of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad for July are:
Gross earnings, S4.494S5; expenses, S4S,-
1921; net earnings, s36,325.6i. Same
month last year: Gross earnings, S16,-
1854 expenses, s1,054.23; net earnings,
r35. O94 90 Increase of gross earnings.
ss.3.642 expenses. s7,114.9S; net earn
ingS, S1231.A.
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DEa1HS,

GARNETT-Died. at 1870 A. A.. Monday.
.eptennber5 8, 19uG. in Philadelphia, Pa.
s..HARLES GARNETT, r.. son of
CHARLES and Elizabeth Garnett, and
Iarvs Goodman and Mrs. Eliza Brown.
Funeral at $50 p. M. TO-DAY from
t11p residence Of Mr--sW. C.. Brown, No.
COS Price Street Friends are invited TO
attend.
please copy
suddenly, september 11th,
In the thirtv-fifth year of his age, BE.R-s
NARD LEE FOSTER:
Funeral at the grave In Hollywood at
10 o'clock THURsDAY, September y,
1900
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RoGpitrI Notes,

Mrs Compton, patient at the Retreat
for the Sick for the last month, left
Yesterday for her home in Roanoke.
Dr. Slower, resident physician at the
Retreat for the Sick, who has been alb
sent on his vacation for the last three
weeks will return to-day.
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ODD FE,l NAY
cow. On 1T ONCE
Richmond Brethren Ready to Receive
and Entertain Them!
FINAL eoNFEREue6 LAST |. 1. MIGHT.
cl.air,ncn Of All the Committees Meet
aud Competent Details ior
the Entertainment of
the Visitors
Richmond Brethren Ready to Receive
FINAL CONFERENCE. LAST NIGHT.
and Entarta n Them.

The last conferences of the cha.rren OF
zv.,..ous CONN, tees having in charge
the pans for the reception OF sne sover-
eisn Grand Lodge, l. o. Q. +, "n.eh
| meets IN this city next Monday was held
in the offices Of Captain L. Wiley DAVIS
in the EoeI building last evening Reports
were submitted as 10 every detail OF the
| work, and they were gratifying in the
extreme. Chairman Montague stated SaaS
! he thought the nunber OF visitors would
lax the capacity OF all the heteis and
boardlng-houses in the city, but that ne
! had hopes that many private homes would
receive guests during next week.
The report of the committee on the ad-
vance excursion. which will be gwen to
Old Point and the capes next Saturday,
WIS 10 the effect that two trains will be
run to O!t POINT on this occasion. One 10
take the officers AMI members of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge and Their lady friends
and the Richmond otil-Feliows who go
along to entertain them, will leave the
Broad Street station at 9:l5 y. NJ, and the
other, which will carry all others who
N-S!i " iIiht tNS S1Ip, Will LsstEe Sit otc
\. NJ. Beth trains, VIII return to Rich
mond about 10 o'clock Saturday ,..Sht.
READY FOR THE CAkE-W ak
Chairman Crowder, of the committee
to provide the cake-wall az the Aud.to-
rum on "Wednesday night, September
18th, said his committee had matters well
in hand and that he hoped TO see LEGO
Odd-Feliows and friends at the Aud to-
x, ~. M l.. NO
puts on his free show.
1t was announced that all cha.rmen who
had not gotten their badges should call at
No. 500 East Broad Street as early as
possible and secure them
Mr.. C. II. Phillips reported for the Ball
and Music Committees being chairman of
both. He said he had engaged SIX good
bands for the parade and would have q
band or two to meet at the depots some
of the larger organizations of Odd-F'el-
lows coming from distance. He thought
there would be an abundance OF music
for the parade.
Mr.. Phillips added that plans for the
Odd-Fellows concert and ball to be given
at the Auditorium on Thursday night,
| September Goth, were progressing nicely.
He said the contract for the most elabo-
rate decoration of the ball hall had al
| ready been awarded to Brother M-ddel-
dorfer, and that negotiations looking to
| securing the National Soldiers Home
| Marine Band to furnish the music were
| pending and would probably be concluded
| to-day.
| Captain Phillips explained that while the
| concert and bail was Il complimentary af-
! fair to be given in honor OF the Sovereign
| Grand Lodge, officers and members OF
| which Will ne sent Invitations in due time,
| others desiring to attend the brilliant
| function and aid in making it success
! could do so by purchasing tickets, whether
| they were IN any way connected with
| Odd-FelIowship or not.
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pEANuT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept i .-----PIANUTs-
sh'arn,ers stock nuts are qupteu to-udy
as tonows: Fancy, 2asaI.lac- pound:
strictly prime &c. p rime, &c: ord
nsry' and machine picked, 11.eDl &c. Span
ish 81 puShel. L he market Ter. cleaned
goods thand picked) is quoted as,tolows:
- t,Stras, third grade. y
G.:.e. No. Virginia st,ciieu. a gl.;;l
W.. - :,G1,Ic; extra large Virginia.
shelied. &C.; No. Spanish sheiied, oAc.;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
ALARMED FOR THEIR FRIENDS.
Richmond People Have Heard Little
from Galveston.

from Galveston.
Information has been received by Mr.. C.
Ruehrmund, of this city, that his brother
and entire family had been drowned at Gal.
weston and that their bodies We're among
Ruehrmund was Frustrated by the news of
his brothers death, and the news was
kept from his sister, Mrs Max F. Under,
until ate yesterday taf ternoon. Mr.. Ruehr-
imund sent astelegram to his brother on las.
Tuesday. but as the whole family had per-
ished, nothing was. heard from it. Another
telegram was sent yesterday to the Collec-.
tor of Customs at Galveston. in which de-.
nartment Mr. Earnest Ruehrmund was
emnloved ia find out whether the news
teleeranhed to this section is correct Up
to a laies hour last night nothing had beer
4 a. - ann its expected that nothing will
be heard for several Gays;
Mr.. Ruehrmund and his family were,
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CoTToN-sEED OuMARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-coTToN-sEED
OIL-Was firm, and especially on spot.
owing to light offerings with the close.
Irregular Prime crude nominal; prime
summer yellow. 3G@3G14c. spot; off-sum-
n1er yellow. 551sc.: prime winter yellow.
40@41c.; prime white, 39G40c. Prime
meal, $26.
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.An,rv sYnRK DRY GOODS MARRIED

NEW YORK Sent 2.-DRY GOODS.
inAall lines ofs.eaple acottons, with more
BUYERS than sellers. Heavy brown sheet
ings and drills steadily advancing; QUO.
.tations frequently raised A01iac. Also,
advance in coarse cofored cotton OF 1.d1sc.
I3Ieaclcd unchanged but tending UPWARDS
WIN good demand. Print cloths strong.
More doing in prints. Mems wear wool
ems di1ii. Dress goods quiet
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seed, s4.1o@4.s0 Mess pork, per barrel.
0R11.50. Lard, per 100 pounds
ar 81: dry salted shoulders (boxed5. s6.sI1,
alt;. s7ib; short clear sides tboxed): ST.956
Eos : n5. Whfskey, basis Of high wines. 81 90.
Clover, contract grade. So 5od1o co. Butter
firm; creameries. =; ls,sl ia12 dairy 1lep
Strong; fresh, i5!gac-
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His Gricvancc.

Mrs. Jones-I don't see what You should
have against my first husband. the poor
fellow is dead.
Mr.. Jones-Yes; that's the only thing
I've got against him.-Judse.
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Southern E,rnings.

The estimated earnings of the Southern
Railway System for the week ending
September {, are:
This year, sGoo,171; last year, s5Ii5.s7s.
Increase, $2i,1eS.
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500 English Dirnity Cur.
ta1nS at SOC Pair.
fA.,is ~ 7iOn;Sfs}
{Made BY EOnists. }

To-day we will offer i've
hundred pairs of bedroom and.
dining-room White Curtains at
soc the pair, though they are easily
worth Soc. These Curtains are
from the hands of the famous Zion.
lists, lace and white goods workers.
of Nottingham, England. We ask
the ladies to come and see how
beautifully these Curtains are
made and the material in them.
The centres are of heavy linen
finish, wide weave null with
flaxen checks in raised overshot
work, They have q very deep ruff
file returned stitched with dainty
trlll OF Old English Dimity. Some
in main aisle; most on secod floor.
Satteen Covered Sofa Pillows. with
heavily corded edge, Oriental designs.
Is inches square. well filed and fully
worth sc. to make. 1,oee at Zoe
Rsman Stripe Indian Curtains, for
ORIENTAL corners and the like, very
wide, with deep rich Turkish colorinss,
heavily tasselIed and frinSed top and
Persian Scarlet. Old Rose and Olive
Drapns Curtains or Portieres. new
effect for artistic furnishing. SOS.
French Satteen Head Rests-only IS
mind you-fast colors, well-filled and
bound on edge with Colored Cord that
is knotted into two loops. for hanging
on chairs, only I2c.
,ssss ~uCnN
% ZszzZzEZzz zz:s gaZEz.,
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
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NAVAL STORES,
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept. la.-TIJR-
!. 4..ST1NE-Nothing doing.
S ROSlN-Quiet and unchanged

WILMINGTON. N. C.. Sept. 1o.-sP1R-
ITS OF TURPENTINE-Firm at $50
% receipts. ST casks.
RosIN-ouiet at s1-15@1.oo; receipts.
227 harreis.
: CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quie at ]. 100
go: receipts. 2R' barrels.
TAk-Quiet at s1.4o; receipts. lis bar
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ToR TABLE, USE.

tine king Of Bottled
Beers the perfect product Of the An
heuser-Busch Brewing ASST is preferred
by all who appreciate purify, perfection
Jos. stunpf, manager Richmond Branch,
viii be promptly executed.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept 12-Wheat was firm
early on strong cables and smaller North
west receipts. but succUmbed later to
primary receipts. closing weak: October,
5s@Ac lower. Corn closed R@1ac. and
oats nc down. Provisions closed but lit
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE:

At his suggestion the Executive Board
decided TO award all drill prizes offered in
the Odd-Fellows contests from the stage
at the Auditorium on the night Of the
10th, during the .ntermisson between the
concert and the ball. The presentation
speeches will be brief and will be del.v-
cred according to the usual beautiful ora
tory of the Order, by Grand Sire Pinker-
ton.
The Committee on Printing, Hotels. De-
gree Work. Entertainment of Ladies, the
General Reception Committee reported
matters in readiness for the coming of the
.Odd-EeIIoWS.
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Wales. Colt Wins

fBy Associated Press.l
LONDON; September 12.-Dsanoud Iuos-
lee. the Prince. OF Wales bay colt. won
the ST. Leger Stakes at the Doncassss
September meeting to-day
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, Sept. l., 13UU.
ARRIVED
Transpo. Sedgwick, New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Hector Boston.
Barge Camden, Boston.
Barge Doris, Boston.
Barge Mabel L. Phillips Boston.
Barge Rondout, Providence.
Steamer Chickahominy, London.
PORT OF WEST POINT. Sept. 70, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy, Baltimore,
passengars and general cargo.
Steamship Accomac, Thompson, Nor
ok, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy. Baltimore,
messengers and general cargo.
Steamship AccOmac, Thompson, Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, Sept. u.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lorena Clayton, Simmons. to
discharge coal.
Schooner Virginia Rulon. Mathis, to
load lumber.
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AnnoHncefl1. ut.

The Meyer Store will be open
all day to-day and every
Thursday thereafter, as the
Employees Half Holiday has
been discontinued for the sum
mer.
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~
Mo-, mixed j. 70
No. 3 mixed - ~
itSr;nter S seed SIS geo
RYia... -. : IS geo
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LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
Tynchb,1rgs5 Va, Sept. - 1900

80 LynchburE, va, Sept. y, 1900.
Receipts of tobacco in the warehouses
of the city for the past week have been
exceedingly light. Some bright tobacco
has been offered. but dark leaf is mainly
III evidence. Prices nave been more ac-z
tive, and indications are that when the
season opens up We'll the conditions of the
market will be very satisfactory. Heavy
receipts are not expected before October
list. Quotations are as follows:
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io-day's bond market was barren of
any feature. Total sales, par value, $7I5.-
90. United States IS registered adj
vanced IS refunding rs registered "a, and
do. coupon 4 per cent.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
$4,000 shares.
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RICHMOND srocK MARKET.

Richmond, Va; Sept. 70, 1900
: SALES.-S1,0 900 Virginia Centuries at 90;
10 shares Richmond Trust and Safe De-
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county clerk, of Galveston. who marr'so
81 MI OsI>eeie- us pioti@A
5 also mss .ng, Mr.. w. S. Burgess. o. me
= rano,ithic Paving Company. OF Caves
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Currency continues to move freely to-
wards the South and West, and the Sub
Treasury is taking small sums from the
market with the cessation OF the transfer
of Pacific coast gold and the practical
disconIinuance of operations under the
Government refunding law. Local money
rates are slightly lirmer in tone as con-
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COFFEE-Spot Rio steady; No. Z in
voice. S9sc.; mild market quiet; Cordova,
y,4a1lOhc. The market for coffee futures
opened inactive at unchanged prices and
ruled dull and easy following unsatisfac-
tory cabies,a n estimate of $500 bags
Santos crop and spot demand very dull.
Ahe market closed quiet with prices .
to 10 points net lowed. Total sales, $500
bags, including October at S1.2o@I.30; De-
cember, 81 .45; March. $7.GO.
s SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining,
4Ac.: centrifugal. GG degrees test. &C.; mo-
laSseS sugar, 4c.