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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
JUDGE LEWIS AT LOUISA.

ia Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
LOUISA, September l2.-The Republic
cans opened their campaign here yester-
day by speaking In the new court house
by Judge Lewis and Mr. Pat McCaull.
There was a good crowd present, 1t being
court day. and the Democrats were there
out OF curiosity. while all OF the front
seats were occupied by negroes,
Inathc cousc Of his remarks on the man
uEement of the schools, Judge Lewis said
that at Roanoke he had stated that not
moro than onc-haf OF tho children OF
school age We're enrolled and not more
than one-third were In attendance, and
the session of the schools did not average
more than five and a'+hnlf months IN
the year,
He said The rmes-Dlspntch had con-
Ftroverted this statement, snylng that the
session of the schools We're longer than
he had stated. RE said his assertion WAS
based on the authority OF certain state
ments put forth last spring By the CO.
ioperatiye Education Commission OF Yir-
gina. the correctness of which he had
no reason to question:.
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STRUCK BY SHAT !;
MAY NOT 4. RECOVER
Mr.. Samuel Crutchficld Meets
With Accident While On Car,
Which May Prove Fatal.
HIS CONDITION VERY GRAVE
Still Alive Early This Morning,
But Fear FeltsThat He May
Not Survive. t
b q. - 81

Struck iii lie'.pitgiof 'theaasstomach by
ing Oh the 1ruhfing 29b6aaiFd 'ddf q, Manches-
ter car near thei corner Of seyenthsand
Main Streets yesterday morning, Mr..
Samuel Crutchfield received injuries
that may terminate ia tally.jE He lies at
the Virginia Hospital where he was
takenf Immediately after the accident, In
precarous condition. n An operation
was performed yesterday afternoon, and
as yet 1t cannot be definitely, asserted
whether or not he will recover. His
injury Is Internal and OF Il very serious
nature. 49,
The accident occurred about II o'clock
Mr.. ECrutchfield boarded Perry Street
car Nq!y5l, of the Manchester branch OF
the Passenger and Power Company, at
Seventh and Main Streets. The car was
in charge of MotorInant Archer, vet
eran In the employ of tie company, and
Mr.. Joseph Trpsser, who has been en-
plOyed rs conductor and lnotorman for
years Mr.. Crutchfield was walking on
the running board towards the fourth
seat in the car, having been told that
the third seat was reserved for colored
passengers. a horse hitched to II wagon
belonging to D. b. Brooks (oolorcD,
which was standing nenr&thc curbing.
suddenly started up rs the car moved
down the hill. Tho shaft narrowly
grazed the back Of Conductor Trossor
and struck Mr.. Crtuchfield In the pit Of
the stomach, knocklng him backward
into the car between the seats. Motor
man Archer applied tho brakes at once,
and the car was brought to n standstlll.
The unfortunate young, man was at
the time suffering great pain, and the
ambulance was called Immediately, DR..
Mclean, surgeon for. the company, was
on tho scene within a few minutes and
had the man taken to the Virginia Hos
pital where an operation was deemed
necessary III the afternoon
MIR. Crutchfleld is a brother Of Mr..
%. Mulford Crutchficld, n well known
Insurance man Of the city, and a nephew
OF Police Justice John Jeter Crtuchfleld,
News OF the accident was brought Into
tho Police Court yesterday morning while
Justice Crutchfield was in the middle OF
tho docket. @fs ,s
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ONE MAN KILLED. 4
Sc We INJURED
Explosion Of Small Locomotive
III Dinwiddie Attended With
Fatal Results.
The CAUSE NOT KNOWN

BY tho explosion OF small engine on
the lumber road Of the Camp Manufac-
turing Company, In Dinwiddic county,
near Holdsworth Station, yesterday morn
Ing, one man was instantly killed and
several were seriously injured. The en-
gineer3 and fireman We're badly scaded
and were later In the day taken TO hos
pital In Petersburg for treatment.
Mrs. Fred Jones' OF No. oil East Mar
shall Street. Richmond. who was re-
Gently made mistress Of the hotel ut But
terworth, the headquarters for the en-
ployes of the Camp Manufacturing Com
pany, aided ma terially In treating the
wounded men. She returned to Richmond
last night after witnessing the horrible
condition OF those who were injured by
tho explosion.
The name OF the man killed is unknown,
Engineer Bell. Of tho locomotive that
exploded, was scalded down to his knees
lIp was brought to tho hotel and Mrs.
Jones bnndagcd his wounds. Although
suffering Intense pain. the man did not
think OF himself, and almost his first
question was to inquire about those who
were on tho little train. After hn.ng
treated. and with tho flesh on mis- limbs
literally burned or, Ito walked three miles
and wns taken to the Petersburg h0spi-
(; tai for treatment.
Mr.. Clements, an employo, was badly
scalded. and was later carried to the
hospital
Fireman Lazarus Reed (coloretD was
probably fatally burned by the steam, S
General Manager Stephenson, Of the
company, which has mills at Franklin.
Norfolk and Arrlngdale, was soon on the
scene of tho explosion, and rendered
every assistance possible to the wounded
men,
No one seems able to account for the
accident which wrought such havoc among
the men employed on the road,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. la-Thc cotton market
was nervous and unsettled with trading mod.
cra,ely active. Fluctuatlons were irregular and
comParativ narrow, hut prices made a new
low record for the current movement and closed
within point or two OF the bottom n: q net
decline OF +aio points. Sales were estimated
at $4,000 bales.
The opening was steady ut unchanged prices
to decline OF points which was better than
due on very weak set OF cables, but az soon o.,
weakened under liberal selling OF October. sup
posed TO be aganst spot suppllss In The, South
the winter months BY leading local traders.
After working or to l9sa for oe,Ebsr and 70 g
A couple OF points OF last nights finals by
covering. but eased on again IN the afternoon .,
under reports OF easier Southern spot markets .,
seen that the Wall Street bull pool In October
was lqudating. bu, runners were crcuiatlnH
lone at the close was steady, Sentiment was
badly confused. The weekly weather report
was about stand on and had no Influence on
the maj ket. s sas &.s iffIe f5aAIf
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NV Associated Pressl.

NEW 6} RY hzfss,a So ssp Pre Erhe only
name on the lfst5of new cases to-day that
Is of special note, Is that Of H. 8.
Douglass, United States civil engineer
who is stationed at the mouth Of the
river, supervising certain work In. pro-
gress there
Mayor Behrnian was In receipt to-day.
Of letter of sympathy from q COM.
mittec Of cltizens OF the Isle OF Pines
The committee rendered the use OF tho
island to all citizens Of the city who
might wish to flee from the plague. It
was 1,suggested4zsthatt a steamer might
be chartered transport the refugees
and the committee wrote also that yell
low fever had fever prevailed on the
island. Mayor. Bellrmdn, acknowledging
the tender OF the committee, said that
the crisis had passed here. so that there
was no longer any necessity for citizens
TO leave New Orleans.
Situation Bad Outside. 4.
Appeals continue to come to the Gov
ernor and State Board OF Health from
the country for assistance. Leevilc has
been In need of help. and Governor
Blachard Is to send money there While
the wholesale merchants hers liavc &C n
trlbutedt, n carload OF provisions. Tali4ln-
&lalr-- is+dcspundent,+ but Dr. Chnssnignnc
and a staff Of nurses reached there to-
day. People continue toEleave Lake Prov
idence. -Four new cases OF fever have
appeared at La Fourche crossing. The
Patterson situation Is still serious ma
the community Is completely out Of funds.
President Sanders, Of the Progressive
Union announced to-day that while he
was In New York, he communicated with
Secretary Loeb and learned thnt Presi-
dent Roosevelt had not cancelled his en-
gagcmenta to visit New Orleans in Oc-
tober. ,S
Tulane University and Newcomb Col-
lege, which we're to have been opened on
the I'd of October, have announced q
postponementHuntl November.
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MARINE 1NTnLLIGHNOE

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. Il, 1901.
ARRIVED. @
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk. mer-
chhndse and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Barge swansboro, Scott, Baltimore, coal.
Wake and DalauN. q
.l SAILED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. IL. 1905.
ARRIVED 3i..a. Z d "a
Charlotte, Murphy. baltimore, passengers %
,seamer. Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl River
Landing passengers and general cargo.
u SAILED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, pas
sergers and general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes Mnttapon! River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. u. 1875.
ARRIVED 544t u
Schooner Helen Thomas. Norfolk. ~
.z85 a,sss SAILED. t34 a435
Steamer Mramar, Kingston. s.
Steamer Georgetown. Portland.
Schooner W. H. Hood. Gardner
Steamer Ermore Brown, Ncwburry ort.
Y3argc, Iowa, New BEDFORD 5 g "
Barge City Of Montreal Providence. I'll
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Better at Pensacola.
K nv a aaocinted press.1

PENSACOLA, FLA, September Ia
When physicians In tho employ OF the
State Board OF Health reported Tonight
1t showed that another day had passed
without new case Of yellow fever, Ono
death occurred IN the forenoon, that Of
Il Russian peddlort whose demise was
caused as much from, exposure as the
fever The officials think tho situation
is more encouraging Tonight than It has
been since tire outbreak There arc Il
number OF doubtful cases under SUR
veillance,t .i X 81 al 8 II y2, Jfs t
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HAVE LIVELY FIGHT
FOR & n. HOUSE ||.l!U SPEAKER !
Mr.. Cardwell, Colonel Robert 2.
Lee and Mr. hurchman in
the Race.

Captain w. p, Cardwell, member of the
House OF Delegates from Hanover coun-
ty, is II formidable candidate for the
speakership of the House, and his friends
are confident OF his success, They are
very actively AT work IN his behalf,
News comes from Fairfax thar Colonel
Robert 70, Lee, Jr,, Is In, the fight to the
finish. and with Mr.. Churchman, OF Au-
igusta, likewise aspiring to WELD the
gayel, IL lively battle Is In prospect,
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. XII
800 a. M-Dnily--Loc for Charlotte, NJ G. SG
1880 p. M.-Dally--Li United Buffet Pullman to n
Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans,
3 Memphis. Chnttanooga md all the South! 4
(. with through coach for Chase City, Ok
5 ford, Durham and Raleigh. 35 835Ets. u
/. 600 r. NI.--Exs Sunday-Chasc City Local.
IL 80 p. Observation-Disclosures ullman ready 80
y. NJ, for NIL tho South. s$
YORK RIVER LINE. z3{tI5 +
The favorite route 10 Baltimore and Eastern Il
points. Leaves Richmond ago P& Mi, daily
except Sunday. L+J5 ifisssS s 3t Va.
4:2o p. NJ Except sln;lay--For West Point NJ
and river landings. Steamers call ut York.
town md Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes. H
days md Fridays. and Mt Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays Thursday and
4:45 a. M.-tsxcept s,lnday-Locnl mixed for
West Point. i$$s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. VI ~
e:53 q. NJ and c:io p NJ. From al tho South. 4
S:4gtA. NJ. From Chase City and intermediate A
7 G:n5 A nj baltimore and west Point.
ai0:45 AZ NJ. Da!ly--Except Sunday and Mon i
day; $50 r. NJ. daily, except Sunday
M From West Point. s5s IN ali lg54 III
q ". wEsTBuRY, b. p. A., Richmond, Va. 4
S. III H4ARDWICK, NV. H. TAYLOR.h1
F, r. Nj. g.si G. PA. 81 trtt
II. b. SPENCER. Clen'l. Mgr. tls%ig,
AsS Washington D.. Q. t9E
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Accompanied Her to Depot.

Miss Bernlce Stall, of No. II East Grace
Street, after farewell entertainment
to her friends at her home, left last
College, Lexington. ky. All her friends
present accompanied her to the train to
wish her Godspeed and a fond farewell.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED,
Common Stockholders Of Sloss-
Sheffield Company Benefit,
7(By ASsOcIatcd PrcsS,)

I-- I1' ~ Il3y1 xASSICTuECtl l'FCbSI VS. ~ "
"a NEW YORK, September l2,--Ths direc-
CON to-day declared a SCRIP dIyi-.
'dend OF $4,000 on common stock pay
able to-. the common stockholders of the
company \ October I'd, next. Tho regular
quarterly dividend OF "a per cent, on
Its preferred stock and tho usual sems-
annual dividend OF 2 IL per cent, on rs
common stock also were declared, I.
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/ Cash quotations We're as tolIoWs: FIou 1ac.
Firm, no. 2 spring wheat. $50 sSc.; NO. >. s9ep
No. 2 yellow 5s'ac. No. !, oats. ae9ss;; No &, 2
white. 2sM02sc. No white 2sha :s ssss 81 NO.
fair' 70 choice mating 42qi4sc. No. flaxseed
;l.0s: No, northwestern Sllo, Mess pork
per barrel sl6.2odl5s; lard per. 40 y pounas
clear sides (boxedj.I ss.75a9.Oj Whskey--Basis
Of high wines. sl.2s. Clover. contract grade.
at marx. cases Included. 15Isc.: firsts, 1885,;
prime hrsts zoe; extras, &c Butter-Firln;
creamery, l7N2o,ac. dairy. 16hGS1xc. II
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U.As. rcfundins IS, registered. ........... 10
u. 81 rcfundlng 2s. coupon. ............. TO-
u. s. 3s, Registered 10
Y. s. ss. coupon. 10
U. S. New Is. Registered" ................ 49,
u s. New As, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TX
Z. s. Old IS registered. ........'......s..... lo
u q. Old 10, coupon! !. !. u;
American Tobacco A. certificates. ..:...... =
American Tobacco Gs, certificates. ......... ~
Atchison8 adjustment 4s.................... g!
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iCl
.f,altiInorc nd Ohio Observation-Disclosures, 0:
Central OF Georgia INSTRUMENTATION. ~
Central OF Georgia lst 1nc..................a 81
Central Of Genrgi In I'd 1nc.................. s
.Cbexnpeako md Ohio 4sH....... ....s... 10
Chicago and Alton 3hs.................:...s s
Chicago. t.. and Quincy new 4s............il ~
Chicago. f. J.. and Pac. X. r. As.......... s.
Chicago, II. l. and Pnct II. n. cpl 6s...... y
c., c., G. and st. Louis gen. 4s..,.s:,...3l o
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CASE IN MICHIGAN.
Physicians Declare There is No
@ Danger Of Infection.
(By Associated Press.

sq[sH (ByASSOCluteu1 ,FcSS.) F5 t3 49,
MEN ONlIN10E, MICH September Il
Health officials announced to-day that
John Howe, Of Marlnette who Is III at
his home after a snJourn In tho South. Is
suffering from yellow fever The patient
probably viii recover, Physicians declare
that there Isl no danger Of Infection.
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Chemical Dividend,
fsnepInl To The Times-D Dispatch

NEW YORK, September Pat their
meeting In Jersey City to-day the dlrect-.
ors Of tho yirgln!a-carolInh Chemical
Company declared the regular quarterly
dividend of two per cent, payable Octo-
Der 18th. Books close septcmber S0th. and
reopen October 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13

I BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. 12.--IIollday in
Fancy imitation. loaOc.: creamery, 22cc,; ladie
isdIl9c store packed. i6arl7cs Esgs- Firm and
unchanged at 51c. Cheese--Firm and UNCHANGED
at i2Hdll2lkc. Sugar-Stcady and unchanged
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DRY. GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept, l9.--,rhe dry goods 1lai-
nJlnted 10 continued iirmness, which, however.
did e create any sec aese ~ ae
wsrs SUI lcomplained Of, ALTHOUGH SLIGHT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
COLD MOVEMENT
AFFECTS !. STOCKS 5. !. ] ] (
Importance Attached to Question
Of Relief From Possible
Stringcncy Of Money.
.sLOss-sHEFFIEL.lD:'
Prices Touched Highest in Final
Hour, When Market Broad
crcd Considerably.
(By Associated Press. /,

4 NEW YORK, September 12.-The re-
Spouse Of stocks to the engagement or
gold for import was testimony 10 the
Importance attached to tho question OF
I relief from u possible stringchcy OF money.
The advance was decisive ana coinprc-
henslvc. following promptly upon the an
houhccincnt OF the engagement
IT was tho common belief that to-days
engagement Of al,200,nO0k was preliminary
10 an extended Inward movement OF gold
2 Time money rates continue 10 advance In
New York, ind borrowers on call are
paying Off their obligations nld taking
out time loans.
The volume Of dealings to-day expand
ed somewhat, but wtLs attributed very
largely to professional sources. Com
mission houses complained of the litcless
outside demand In stocks. The Wealth
or Bureaus weekly crop bulletin, Con
hrnied the prevailing confidence over the
the corn carriers were relatively strong,
or than the rest or the llst. The special
movement In Sloas- Shenield Steel was due
70 the deelaratl on Of = stock d ,.
hour. when the market brondcned. consiu-
erably, and Union Pncilic, ST. Paul. Penn,
sylvana, Erie and the United States Steel
stocks were In large Demand. The clos
Ing was steady at about the best OF tho
day. Ea "a, is} Il
Bonds we're firm: total sales, par value
t2,SA0, 0G. 1.
United slatcs bonds were all unchanged
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to 5000 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call steady. 2 3-4N3 per cent:
closing DID, 1.2 per cent; offered %
per cent. Time loans irmer; sixty days,
sst4 per cents ninety days iG Nh ID o., PEE p
mercnntilc paper, 4 1-2N4 ga. Sterling ex-
change opened weak, closed steadier. 'sith
actual business In bankers bills NJ $i g g
04s51O for demand. and at Sls2 py 9! L. sZiS
Iis4 and 1886 1-2a4.s7. Commercial bills.
Sls2 70 Bar silver, G2. Mexican dol
lars A.
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RICHMOND GRAIN aiARKET.,
M Richmond. VA. Sept. u, 1906
',ls sf OIIpTATIOSS is3ar
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales III Union Stock Yards.>

Richmond, VA, Sept. Il, 1905. .
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending September nth:
I Cuttle-i}est steers, 4.sG5c.i medium to good,
3k4iAc.i common to fair, 3Hs4Oc, best he'll
ers. 44Ihc.; a Few extra higher; medium d =, 70
best, 3Tl3,ac.; common to fair. 2q3.%c.; bulls,
calves. 81; GHc.; COWS and calves, &2oV
rat sheep, slsg4hc.;g common to- fair. 2Hg
3c.: old. QUIZ sheep Q!c.; best lambs, 61sy
~; common to fall 3.auosc. stoGk ewes
Z Hogs. $500. n few extra, Ghc,.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock,
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N,AI,yAL gl,r,IonEs,

v NAVAL BTOREs.I 3V5IIHs I'M
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Sept. 12.-sp1RlTS
TuRpENTINE-Firm al &C.. receipts, ~
casks. Rosln-Firm at 50. %; receipts. al bar
2reIs. y Tar-Frni at 81. 50; receipts. 1872 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Ffrm at s2,7ta4.3; receipts,
sAVASSAH, GA, Sept. ~ -ruRPENT1NE..--s
Steady at Gelsc. sules. 6::5 casks; receipts SIS
sales, 1.G26 barrels: receipts. 2,24o barrels: ship
Incnts, 1875 barrels. t3aa
& CHARLESTON, 81 G., Sept. 12.-TURPEN-s
TIM AND ROSIN-EothIng doing !
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET, NJ /,
< (Reljorted by Rodgers. McCaba and Coz
PETER SBURG. VA, Sept. i. ~ lIAN uTs-
Spanish Market quiet at il,lsHall5 per bush,
stock; machine picked, ahgaAc.i Smelling stock
Mt 2dIgAc, 5i( ~ d l!aG
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Terminal observation-disclosures. %
Colorado Midland a. (offored) ..........,... 7Sh
Colorado and Bouthern 4s.................. 9s15
cubu S., certificates . X. 1854
Denver and Mo 0rande 4s,,,.....y......... 1914
DIstilers Securities IS Observation-Disclosures. Slas
Erie prior lien 1o2lh
ErIa cenoro IA 3If5..IE ...,,,.. o.
Forth Worth md Denver City lst.......... !13la
nan IA cert Ificat es observation-disclosures. 10l
Louisville and Mash. Unified 4s.......... 1oi1i
Manhattan consol gold 49,................... 1o4h
MCLEAN Cent raj 1s ~. ......... Six
Mexicar, Central ist Observation-Disclosures. 2ih
Mimi and St Louis 4s,................. sI7t
ssSar Kansas Kasss, AND md sS esa
National r. r.. OF Mex. con. As Offered. sih
New Jersey Central gen Is ....... ...... 134?s
Northern Pacific AZ -, 100 @
Sorthern Pacinc as............ Tx
Norfolk and Western consol 4s........... 1924
Oregon Short lime refunding 4s............. 90X
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tons unchanged September, ss1sc. December rnts
o' cfornn--Easy: 70. q 5sac. elevator: Options
i;flMc net lower. September 5shc. Decempsr
tlac.; May, 4obc Oats-Quiet; mixed Sss1
3ci1c. ,.,,,.s ~,
lies ~ a l0tsc. per pound. Lard Easy West
crn steamed, s7.9o; refined, easy: continent,
;s.8. Pork-lulet Tallow-steady Rositi-
Steady. urpentnc-steady at ;s4GOc. I.
Coffee spot RIO quie; Nj !, invoice pis I, g
steady at a net decline Of 1odl5 points Sugar,
Raw nominal fair refining. axe; centrifugal
shc. nolasses sugar, &c; refined, dull' itlcc--
Quiet aiola Steady. ri I'll III .
>Dutter-Firm and unchangod Enthusiastically
and unchanged. EgSs-Steadx-and- UNCHANGED.
\ Pota toes-iriah. firm at $ie5HlS7; sweets.
easy at s1arf.75; Jersey, per Dasaet.
fC,abhages-Steady and uncfangedt LFenuatstI,
Steady ana unchanged. Frelghts-steady ana
unchanged. sH
n CHICAGO Sept. IA heavy movement OF
Inc crop In the Northwest had 4 weakening
Influence on the wheat market here today aLa
vented any material decline IN values, The
December option at tho close being practically
unchanged, compared with yesterdays hna
quotations Closing prices for corn, oats ana
provisions Also were almost Identical Win
those Of yesterday.
rhn Ia,5 tnv futures ranged az follows: 49,
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DEATHS

DEAsY.--pied, at her home, No. INA ~.
Marshall Street. September lSth, ~ l20o
O'Clock "A. M, LUClE D., Wife OF james
Fl. Dcasy, aged forty,slx years.
Funeral notice later,
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For New York.

Via Night Line Steamers except Saturday..
making connection In Norfolk With Main Line
and Western. Rygat 4 a.. NJ: mud s 7. NJ; ana
NJ making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at Z
II. q. nosWEL14 city Ticket Agent sos L.
Main Street; y. F. MAYER. Agent, Steamer &
Wharf II. y. WALKER, V, p. and 7, NJ.
Nav York, N, Y, 3fe'
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BY Thofna $ Branch & Co.
Open. High. Low. Closing
sA1:1sss,
l,DoA, G. II, com,...,..,.....
1880 Atna1ghtnhtetl Copper 80.
200 Amer. Car tnd 1found,f...

l,lDD a, G. II, comu.,,.....,.h
1880 Atna1ghnhted Copper 80.
1000 Amer. Car dnd Tound,....
Amer. Car md Found. pfd
American Cotton OIL ...!..
800 AMERICAN Tobacco, pfd...
300 American Can .............
200 American Can, pfd........
$500 American LDcou corn .s..,
800 American Loco, pfdn....
900 American Sugar ........,
1i,1N ALch., Top. and $. II. com
100 Atcli. Top. ind s. r., prd.
1900 Baltimore and OhIo.......
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. !
Canada Southern ....u.r..
10000 Canadian Pacific .........
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
1,40O Chicago Great Wasteril...
"a, 900 Chi, NJ H.. and st. pntil....
600 Colorado Fuel and Iron...
(. Colorado Southern. com. Z.
200 Colorado Southern. 1st pfd
1000 Colorado Southern, I'd pfd.
400 G.. CT, Grand St.5t..0.....
Chatt. and ST. TA5uis......
GO Consolidated Gas .........
700 Delaware and Hudson....
. Del. Lack. hiid Western q.
Jos, GOO Eric. com .......t.......
1000 Erie. list pfd. ~.
1900 Erie. 2d pfd t.........t.....
100 General Electric u.......
!, 3,7OD Illinois Central ............
1890 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ....s.., t....f...
IL, 200 Metro. st. Ry.............
$500 Mcxicnn Central ......
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM,
5000 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd..