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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
.CANNERY BURNED.
WILL BE REBUILT
Ashland's Business Mems AS
ISOLATION Takes Prompt
Action to Restore Industry

information received BY % long distance &,
ANNOUNCED tho destruction by fire of
the Ashland Cannery, 4 new Industry Just
nut In operation and doing q fine bust
ness The cannery was built by the Busi-
ness Mems Association Of Ashland and
vas operated BY Mr.. j. a, Ball, OF For
est Grave, Maryland.
Immediately after the fire the Busln
Mems Association - met e roS on the Fair d
fnrv ri once. Work Will be resumed i'm
mediatoly, and In q few days the cam
nerw vii again be IN, operation,
Tie cannery had IL be Smrl IN operation
had nut up about fifteen hundred cases
~. nc tn p The buildings destroyed
We're Of frame and not expensive IN
c Murs rho exact loss could not
he npnroyimated, but 1t is pretty well
covereG By Insurance. The oriGin of
re Fire is not known and Is a matter
Of ne Gon1 farmers Of Hanover had planted
, hnut Tx acres in tomatoes With a view
t "a disn tI Of them to this cannery. The
~ .dtn of these acres had Just begun To
p pn,,,e IN When the fire destroyed the can
nerw h INT the determination to&rebuild
merry sa g,,r,m "u will mean \ reslsN.tion at
On enca "a and a market for these tomatoes.
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HIS DEATH
A MYSTERY
Tho Remains Of a. L. lsbell
Buried Far Away.
OFFICERS ARE BAFFLED
--------
Have as Yet Found No Clue Looking OF
the Capture Of the Slayer Of the
Hanover Man--Hls Wife
Talks.
OFFICERS ARE BAFFLED

Hanover people are greatly stirred with
grief over what seems to have been tho
cold bloodcd murder ii West Virginia Of
their countyman, a. L. 1sbell. a pros.
porous farmer Of Atlec.
Tho following special telegram from
Alice last night will DO road with In
terest.
"The Charleston authorities have. UP
to the present, been unable to throw
any light upon the mysterious murder OF
a. L. 1sbell
ut was Mrs. Isbell's desire to have
her husbands body brought to Aztec to-
day, but owing to the deconlposed condl.
ton when found the authorities ordered
it buried. Mr. w. J. 1sbell, uncle OF the
murdered man, and Nelson Hughes, his
sbrother-in law. Will so to Charleston to-.
night to try and solve tho mystery and
have the body taken UP. prepared for
ment In Cool Spring Church yard.
Ills friends and relatives nre much
greved and business Is practically at
standstll In this neighborhood.
''Sfr. ,Isbell leaves a wife and four small
children, Frank, Alfred, Lemuel and
Clarence, to mourn their loss. He Is sur.
vived also by an aged father. Mr.. T. II i
Isbeil, ana three sisters, Mrs. Ellen God
sey Of Richmond; Mrs. Ida Hughes and
e q I.
'.Robbery Is supposed to be the motive
b for the crime, as 1t Is thought he had
from 5000 to $500 about him at tho time
Of the murder"
OFFICERS ARE T}ATFLED.
A telegram TO The Tfmes-Dispatch from,
Charleston. w. Va, last night fails tc
throw much light on the terrible affair,
showing that the officers, while gaining
some ground, are yet bafflcd, 1t Is ap-
pended:
The authorities here received n telegram
to-day from r. II. Isbell, Of Atlee, Va,
asking that the remains OF A. Z. 1sbe!l y
the man who was found murdered In
box car Mt the Chesapeake and ONO sta
ton yesterday. be forwarded to Atlee
This will be done at once. Detectives
working on the murder mystery nov
think the murder was committed between
Sewell and Handley. where the car was
side racled for some zine.
Every possible clue Is being investi-
gated
MANY. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
Mr. Isbell had large circle of relatives
and friends and they seem to have been
sincerely devoted to him. Evidently he
was Woodworking and his energles
coupled with good judgment wore begin
ming to be notably productive of good re-
suits. He was twenty-elghty years OF age.
Some years ago he married Miss Abbie
Reed, daughter of Mr.. John Reed, OF Han
over.
His devoted wife and the children ssre
heart br6ken. !. Perhaps tie most pitiable5
Of all is the grief of the aged father OF
the young man, This old gentleman Is
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Short Selling Feature Of Yes.
terday's Market.
VA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL
This Stock Was Traded In, though
Moderately and at Declines-sIlght
III, Further Drain on Local
CASH
(by Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Ex tenslve short
selling, not unmIxed with some iquida-
ton, was the feature Of the days stock
market, particularly during the carly ses-
sion. Much OF the selling was based on
unfavorahlc crop reports. While tho mar
kct movement was governed largely by
this factor. others almost rs depressing
excrted no inconsiderablc Influence. Lon
don advices reported that the Maeedonian,
and. this. together with the proba bic crisis
In the British Cabinet. bringing Increased
weakness to consols. all made for lower
London and Paris was reported, though
j Paris exchange on London was easier easier
more than the recent amount Of q ctlXity.
giving promise OF d busy day, Fraction
al declines were the rule but a raily
soon {9owed unds the lead Of Atf hs
time were 81. Paul and Reading. ,,.5.
"a number OF INACTIVE ysue 3, INCLUDING
General Electric National Biscuit 4 a :, 3,
In moderately. all at declines. The steel
stocks held barely steady. and the mar
ket was Inclined to take pesslm nt,
cate to carry rrv out a1' tho bond conversion
The heavncss Of Amnlgamated Copper
reflected. drop in Rio Tintos abroad.
The market continued Gomparaittvely hnr-
- hbu 'O6 bAk 80" 70 -.
prices moved up. and there was con.
siderable short covering. decline OF
3 IA per cent. In the Steel 3 per cent
bonds was in striking contrast to the
ma tcrlal Improvement made In the maj
Trading by the graIn-carrying roads, also
BY Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
local cash holdings. $1,000 being shipped
to New Orleans.
The feature OF the bond market was the
heavy liquidation In United States Steel,
second mortgage fives. which declined 10
rs.
The general market showed some heavl-
ness In sympathy. Total sales. par value,
United States rs. registered, advanced
IL per cent. and the new 4's is per cent.
The. 2s. coupon. declined ~ per cent. on on
Total sales Of stocks to-day were co.,
30 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money, on call. steady 1-4G3 liz per
cent. closing. Lac 1-2 per cent: time
money. dull: sixty days. I IL per cent:
ninety days. . per cent. six months. 1-2
per cent; prime mercantile paper, eFf6 IL
per cent; sterling exchange. steady With
actual business bankers pills at t, s. q 10
G4ss for demand and at s4.s2.lodss2.;2o FOR
sixty-day bills: posted rates. S4.S3 ana
Ng7: commercial bills. $4.S2; bar silver,
81 is: Mexican dollars; A 3-s.
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STAY OF. ORDER ASKED n
BY THE UNIVERSAL
(By Associated Press,)

TRENTON, n, j., September lb,--Coun-
sci for the Universal Tobacco Company
to-day appeared before chancellor Magic
and made application for stay Of the
order made by Vioe-Chancellor Pitney
In the suit Of McAlpin against the tobacco
company, permitting the examination or
the books of the tobacco company, An
appeal from this order has been made to
the Court of Errors and Appeals, and to-
days application Is for stay pending
the disposition ofGthis appeal. Chancellor
Magic said he would render dec'slon
NnndnX ~ ------. y
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Wall Street Gossip.
Especial to The Times.Dispateh.)

s4G Especial to The Times. Dspatch.)
NEW. YORK. Sept. l5.-The opening On the 1e
stocs t ,h MIS dIsappoptment OF the
street at the failure Of the governments trost
for the pe ,so 70 m he
crowd was a factor. and some OF the traders
were operating for rally. although the buying
The early irrcgularity In Analsa mate Copper
was largely sympathetic with the decline IN
Rio Tntos In London.
Changers on the absence OF froSts In the corn
belt probably representing the covering OF
shorts.
being oversold
DEVELOPED STRENGTH: -.
Arter some early irrcgulnrity the market DE.
veiopcd o little more strength In the nrst hour,
and although the trading WINS largely pro1es.
foreign houses bought a little Union Pacific,
although thcy sold elsewhere, and the mis-,
not involved the calling Of margins to any
considerable extent.
The Keenp following, Is said to be rather
he the consequence Of the fact TINT they were
under the necessity Of llquida ting some Heading
on which they have been very b''llSh in the 70,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was meeting with bet.
ter support than 1t has recently.
sTREET DIVIDED AS tTo& STEEL:
The street was divided .ini Its view OF the news
derelppments In connection with the United
stn ties Steel bond underwriting syndicate The 90
nor cent OF the $50, 900, 600 cash necessary for
Inc bonds guaranteed was an unfavorahlc. FAC,
tor hut the extension of the time for winding
M the syndicnte by nine months is considered
favorable IN market sense ems. There Is SON, some
reason to think however that an interest likely
10 be very wel-informed has stock for sale
over 20.
mt from the Gould pool in Missouri Pacinc was
disappointing, and the selling OF that stock was
rather good. 5yEc VS. iit%
ruE FAIRLY AFTERNOON: ~
The market became dull, bnt perhaps a little
harder in the early afternoon, Finders thought
there had been some liQuida tion during tho morn,
inc. but their later sales did not disclose any
nosition to wait. especially as there had been a
FOOD deal Of short selling for the uptown crowd.
There was a little Investment buying OF Bal
t1mora and Ohio OF the decliue,. probably en-.
eouraged b. the August statement.
The selling orders IN Rock Island came from
me West through the usual channels. The local
interests most closely associated with the con.
troI say they have not been iI the market for
sou1o time pnst, ana the STOCK has been allowed
10 take care OF itself ,
The buying Of Amalgamatcd Copper by II. A..
Harrison and Company was the feature In that
stock a tho o nsI IT zen ,nasn
and their friends to accumulate Mt these figures
md it was noteworthy that after the early do.
cline tho Boston selling orders decreased In
volume. 5, III,
me market held It's rally fairly up to tina
close although there was not much spirit In tho
ths osyer.old condition Of some Of tho leading
Docks a. much as anything else. Some OF the
most active traders admitted frankly that they
found ton much company on the short side,
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COOL; lRAINTAND SNOW
Unusual Weather for the Season Ex'
periencsd in Northwest
(By Associated p

LINCOLN, NlEB, Sept. l5.-Witll Il
clear sky at midnight and temperature
down to the point Of frost yegetatlo'l ~
Nebraska Is being slightly nippea 1o,inst,
rrbs weather. however. Is not cold enough
IN Eastern Nebraska materially to dam
age corn. There were light snow hurfies
to-day in the northwestern part OF Inc
State.
sr. PAUL. MINI. Sent, fl5,-The Great
Northern to-day succeeded In establish
mn telesraphin communication along an
portions of the system. Inc ra'lroaos
were all In much to-day,
* MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept. ia spe-
cial from Wausau, Wis, Says "Contin-
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond. VA. Sept. Is, 1903
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARK ETS.

clllcAGo, I'LL, Sept, ds,-oATT II,
1000 mead; sleady. Good to prime ste steers RS
stockers aud feeders. s25oGl,l5; cows, sl,b0dl
4.So; lleifers. S2d47bi ,sanncrs Sl;hoGaan;
steers, dSi,40; Western steers, IS rs 6p5. 90.
Hoss-Rccclpts to-day. l5,Oo0 hcad: to-mor
row, $4,000 head seady to easy, Mixed aud
butchers, $5.50@B.a0; hood to choice heavy
s5,so@6,1o rough. heavy, Sb4o@5,71; light,
rS5,05d8,2h; bulk pf sales. s5.65G5,a5 Sheep
Receipts, $4,000 hend. Sheen, strong to loc,
wqthers, snGl3.7b fair TO choice mixed. S2Gls;
native lambs, SS.bO@6.
NEW YORK. Sept, l5,--B EEyEs-.Re Receipts,
none, Calves Receipts, l02 head, steady. yeals,
$450G6.75; no grassers on sale; WESTERN CALVES
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Hews or Railroads.

e d ~ . . j. d. I'd. & b 10 y. J.
The scaboard Air Line railway has is
proSimutc earnings for the first week
in September, this and last year Earn
ings for the week ended September Sth,
this year were vi ~ eompare1a 1or VIZ. y
OF sl34O3. From July list to September
Sth this year, the earnings We're !24s,-
i7S1, compared with s2,147,967 same week
IL General Manager c. II Ackert, of tho
Southern railway company, Officially an
that from sep,embsr 1S1 VIII
d al FEE : :, u.
The railway lines virgniGI LII, and d,l N1rth
earaga rsda Se Tn3s FOR T the Senes
mond HORSE Show, October 18th to I'm
inclusive nhs rate r Is ag inip m Ths
Involvement will enable many to attend
VIC YBot nth tic eis Norfe s and Western and
nna Gh9 soaaa s %, sneaas
until further notice. The patronage ac-
corded them will determine Just :, how Long
these trains will be kept on The The, week 81;
middle portions OF tho summer are now
about over, after an unusually success
full season.
4 the city f ' yeserday t the hearings on
ia Ilway assessments before the Corpora
ton Commission, in most cases their
counsel real estate represe anai, tnow or
Jnmieson, OF Lynchburg, comptroller for
the Norfolk and western = M lrond iam for
non ha Years neeh MI Mh r. 3, Cooke trafile
MANA mansge ssS 81 the Norfolk and Western, Is
another of those present.
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led and heavy rains make the flood stu-S
alton look anything but favorable. The
Wisconsin River is rising cverywhere. Y
Nearly every mill here is closed. and mill
crews are at work Strengthening the locks.
BIG POTATO SHIPMENTS
Agitation for a Trolley Line In Accomac
County.

Il Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
oNANCOCIS, VA. Sept. 16,-The1 sweet
potato crop Is still going forward in large
quantities, tho daily shipments from Ac::,
comao averaging about fifteen thousand
ranged from Si.85 to $3.50 per barrel net.
Many of the schools public and pri-;
vate,l have opened. Tho Onancock High
School COMMENCED TUESDAY with seven Yen
The building Of tho trolley road from
sOnancock to Accomac Courthouse via
Tasley, is again being agitated. Parties
Ing the matter, I.
Dur oystermcn are preparing for tho
opening Of 'the season, and as usual con-
flicting reports as to the outlook are
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Futures opened barely steady and closed

Spot cotton closed STEADY, - lplH,s tWont ,
middlns uplands, ITO; mlddllng gulf 100;
sales, a,4Sa bales. gst5s
Cotton stcadyi midlng, lila; sross re-
ccipts, 4,7hl bales; sales, 3,4s9 bnles stpck .
1lii,l7s bales; export to tho Continent, ., ap3
Total to-day at all senports--Net receipts,
bales; stock, 473,030 bales,
Consolidated at all senports-Net receipts,
10 Tia ales export to Great Britain, 723 bales
Ia The. Continent 1908 bales.
Total siuce September list at all seaportsTNet
receipts B0,b $40 bales; export TO Great britain,
1928 7bnles; export to the Continent, 1882
bales. III
NEW ORLEANS, Lar Sept. b.,,c0TT0N--
suot cotton in COOL demand and firm, Sales,
$500 SISt bales, including $500 to arrives quota
Futures opened steady With prices eas s points
Vance was due to the general expectation OF
msh bureau report a sensnti onal ADVANCE
IN Inc Liverpool SPOT market. cool weather and
r,,,nors that tho boil Weeyl had again been
Found In Louisiana, this time near Alexandrla,
Soon after the opening q selling movement WAS
inaugurated aud prices were driven down 400
points points. When the government bureau report
showed no inclination to advance, On the con-
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]. GALVESTON IN THE MUD
Attempt to Get tIer Out Of Locks Falls.
TRY T @. Day.

The Galveston got half way out Of the
locks yesterday mornnE , ana d rnF int9
ana ane With the aid Of big motor that she
was pulled i Off and further up from a. the tn
river into the impnoyised fanal ia fh hsS
TIA Ills morning when another attempt
VII, viii be- be- made to get her out Into the ne
stream Yesterday about moan Sra 2ns Of abd the
m Mn, feet, at the bow and 10 l-2 feet
AFTER nfee and and had in front Of her only about
high water viii give her nt least r Two
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WILL EXTEND THE TIME
Morgon & 90, Issue Notice to Second
Steel Trust Syndicate.
NV Associated Press.

my Associated Press,)
NEW YORK, Sept. Id. P. Morgan D
Co. sent out notices yesterday to members
OF the second steel trust underwriting sy
OF the second steel trust underwriting syn-
dicate requesting an extension OF the life
of tho underwriting agreemhnt for nine
months. An option is also given to, those
members OF the syndicate who may pc un-
Wiling to grant the extension Of time TO
take up their artlcipatlons and Withdraw:
]. j. Morgan & 60, was q call for cash
payment OH a contingent liability. Tho
percentage of the call was not made SEN
orally clear. but those VINO ilgureu me
amount OF the cash called. stated that the
amount was somewhat less than 800, oo.
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To Study Our System,
lBy Associated Press,l

TI7-
LONDON. Sent, 1.-THE White stag
Liner Arabic, which sails from Llyerpool
among her passengers. all but ono, Biz
Francis Hopowood, OF the msmbera OF
tho subocmmttee Of the Royal Commls-
anpointed last July to study the Amert-
can street railway systems, The cons
mItteemen sailing are Lord Ribblssdals.
George Glib, general manager o. ths
Northeastern Railway; Sir DAVID Bar
bour aud Sir j. Dickson Polnder,
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i, ,o,urd,nr q. registered ......... 1851
u. 8. rcfundlng 2s, oupon..............tlo s
o. s.. rs, registered. !os
n n o. Nn,, 4. rec,.isfed .....,,,...... 1865
~ 8 Sew ~ ro,,non, ..,,,............ 1855
q 2 s; ID q. !. Registered .a,aas 10 1i
II 8 E a, reui.tered 1o1 y
n, = 3 ~ * . ~ 49, ,,....... 1O1 J;
e .,s ~ un' sanars 4. 88M
ch,son' sndinstment 4s................ ooM
B n.Itaor a I'D OH 6ho o2x
y, 20 ;ti ~. nhio nonv Ia o.
sar.n,ofe so any mn 1854
Chnhua e"1 rmn,. K. ''s.'.... 105
S Centsn ., Georsia ist NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 74M
e n.r Z. M ohio 4,Hs.......... IG2h
~ t snp." ~ Nv titon AIN 1914
c fh;aEo "a" n snd Quincy new 4s...... 0111
.n!chso - ~" a. n.r, non a. ~. 104
ehicsso ~. ~ H"rih;rcstcr,, con, 1904
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Sept. 15.-sPIRITs
observation-disclosures doing receipts. 40
;cnsks. Rosin-Firm at s1.T5@1.75 bid; re-
cepts. 1875 barrels. Crude Turpentine-Ftrn
at $24870; receipts, II barrels. Tar--F'irm at
$1.T5; receipts 81 barrels.
4 s SAVANNAH, GA, Sept 15-TuRPENT1NE---
casks. Rosin-Firm; receipts, 2,ool barrels;
sales. 1.701 barrels.
CHARLEsTON, s. g.. Sept. 15-TuRPEN.
T1NEt-Nominal. Rosin-Steady.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific 4s.... 1 oe =.
c.. G.. G. and st. Louis gen, As........ g ~
Chicago Terminal 4s .:...............'.t s3iI
Colorado and Sou thern ds. 90 0a
Denver and Bio Grande as .............. 0 0eIt
Erie prior lien 4s........ "a =
Eric Genera as .n,., NV Its 1924
Hooking Valley 4Hs.. oea:
Louisville md Nashville Unified 4s.... AZ o9 =
stanL mt,ar Con s "a 72H
Mexican Central lat Inc. aSa.
Minn and st. Louis s...............' o3t
Missouri, Kan and Texas as............ 70 IS
Missouri Kan.' md Texas 2ds ...........' ns,.
New York Central gen. 3hs...........' , oS7t
New Jersey Central ,9 gen. 's ~ ~
Norhern 5 I'm. n $500 .s II
Nort CORNER hnCln n. ts on con H. 0G7s
norl n ura o meS'J a. 80 944t
ST. g. and Iron Mountain con. bs. l aoA
st. Louis and San Francisco 4s.......'.. w 9
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, sept. Is, 1903.
ApuIvrr


ARRIVED. Ia
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves james River land.
ings and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company,
ssEs at&&S ~ SAILED.
~ Steamer Brekelcy. Guy. Norfolk. mcrcha o disc
and passengers. Old Dominion unc.
Schooner Freddie L. Hamlin. Evans. James
River light.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. 10, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
Elm city, Haynes. Mattaponi rive. landings,
passengers and general cargo. -g
T!I8IlT-5 SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo s55
Elm City, Haynes, Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS SEPT. 10. 1908.
tx ARRIVED.
i Steamer Traveller, Galveston.
Barge New York, New Bedford.
SAILED.
Steamer Orion, Boston.
Parks Heavily Fined.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Sept, 15.-For assaultng
Patrick Oneill. Walking Delegate Of tho
FPastercrs Union Sam Parks was to- day
fined $50 with the alternative Of serving
fifteen days. The fine was paid,
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trary they were weighed down BY pro1t.hkins.
It was evident that the effect Of the bureau ,',a
trading of yesterday and the early hours OF 70
day. In the ira ding October opened at o,sa'
sold up point and then down to o'Is /, pef thsn
down to See; January opened at o.s5 and sold
down to 0. OF; March opened at o.s9. sold up %
and then down to UH
continued to the close. when the list showed 9
net lossea OF 10 points, on December. ana ~
G:tsoU ?u5e eop eersy stS1o
oGiMae5: Deceuber es1o,yi; ahne 73eo 1 ~
PRODUCE MARKET,
NEW YORK, Sept 5-r Fl. a PC,
s1ir; aet! hsF nys Flg nareymeuet
s's %hs.t-sp pett du1I No. red soc. brief
period OF early depression In wheat following S
strength siren today. The close was steady ssy at 4 q
Der. scs.: December. ,ssMe. :. on,,,n
market at 1rst declined sharply under reports
that frost damage had been exaggernted. , Ivy
fresh complaints checked ae,e t,r,,v anu and mi
recovery Neur the close. however, prices
broke. and the closed showed Sc. ret s. loss.
o. hecDSae t'F's eu Re- g. s picked bel
p s e gsiss isGaofss q
steamed. ss.T5; refined. easy; Continent. 900;
compound se.s7is d7.25 Pork-steady.T TAI A.
lo,v--Firm. Rosin--Frm; strained, r common 70
CofreeThe market for coffee futures opened
quiet at UNCHANGED prices but turned e enses
steady. net 5Mi5 points lower. Sales. 81 500
bags. Spot Rio. quiet. sugar.Raw. arm; re-.
fined. quiet. Rice--Qu!et Moasses-Firm:
dairy, 156l0c C-hecse-FIrm; State, fuii
cream. fancy small colored: 11hsc.; smal,
white. II Nc. Ergs--unse lied. state ana
Potatees--steady: Long Island, sl.So@2; Jer-
sey. s1.5o@l.75; Jersey sweets. s393.So. Pea.
other domestic aG4s.c. Cabbages-stendy; do
nestle. per 100 s36l5: per barrel, Coo. @sl.T
Cotton-By steam to- Liverpool. l2c, 4
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= ,,r,MonE STOCK MARKET.
virginia Centuries-$loo at 9oE.
Richmond City es-S7O0 at 100 and int Que

n.,rtMoRE, MD. Sept. ls.--seaboard Az
,rs com,non. Iol, a 20; do. preferred 32h Gal;
DO As. 7ss, ar. Atlantic Coast Line, common
and preferred, no "a les.
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St. Louis Southwestern 1ss............ o3,4
st. Louis and Southwestern 2ds..........' nv
San Antonio and Arka naas 4Pnss 4s...... f6H
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Na bash Deb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 57h
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