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ADVERSE TO
THE MARKET
jVlany Things Conspire to
Cause Very Bad Day,
lARGE SUMS ARE SH1PPED
Carrlod South Because of the Heavy
Speculatlon ln Cotton?Important
Stocks Showed Very Corv<
slderable Weakness.
(IV Aawelnteil Preea.)
NEW YORK, September 14.-Tho course
of to-day's stock market was ahaped by
n number of a'dverse factors, chlef among
them belng tho reported damago 'by
storms In tlio sprlng wheat reglonB, and
from In Iho corn belt. Lower prlcoB for
Intornntlonal sojBUrltiOS ln London. whero
consols wero ngaln deprcssed because of
tho polltlcnl sltuatlon Jn Eastorn Europe,
also gavo a set-back to tho 11st, whloh
opened genorally lower: tho few Inltlnl
advances havlng no apparont slgnlflcance.
Mlasouri Paelflc dlsplayed tho grcatest
weakness of anv stock ht the outaet,
though a 'tr fle honvler than Atchlson,
RondW. Bt. Paul, Unlon Paelflc, and
Amnlgamated Coppor. Steel, oommon,
ngaln broke bolow 20. but came ln for
falrly Kood support and recovored.
Thero was a story current durlng tlie
day that the second steel syndlcate wnion
some time ago oonverted $200,000,000 of pre
ferrod atock Into, $250,000,000 of 6 per ciint.
bonds, would soon mako another demand
for a consldornble sum upon the undor
wrllers. but thls could not be confrnied.
A reactlonarv tendenoy-wns shown by tno
Hat botore tho end of tho flrst hour, spo
clal pressuro bolng onoe more dlrectea
?unon Brooklyn Translt, ae well as agalnst
, Readlng and St. Paul. tho lfl-ttor recedlng
Tho afternoon eeaslon of the market
was noteworthy only for tho Inereased
weakness ln ihe last hour, of such stocks
?as Atchlson. Readlng, Amolgamated Cop
por, St. Paul. Mlsaourl Paelflc. Now York
Central. Rock Island. Southern Paclflo
and Unlon. Paelflc. Tho selllng of Read?
lng and Unlon Paclflo waa sald to come
from praotlcally tho one source, but
waa unoxplalned. In the flnal tradlng
the local market flUplayed further wealt
neas. Unlon Paelflc belng espcclay
heavy. Tho break ln Southern Paclflo
waa partly explalned by tho_, company-a
Julv report, whlch showed n doflctt pftor
cha'rgos of $687,000. Tho market closed
actlve and weafc. , ,.
An Interesting devolopment of tho fl?
nanclal eltuatinn was the rcnewal of
heavy ahlpmenta ot currency to Now
Orleana. whloh took from tho banka $400.
000 through the sub-treiiBiiry. besldes ad
ditlonal sums on dlroct Bhipment. Tlio
movoment now well undor way nlways
' takes hoavv aums from thls conter nnd
because of tho exoesslvo Bpeoulatlon ln
cotton is llkely to assume unusually large
proportlons thls year Tho fnct that tbe
Southern demand wlll be colncldcnt wlth
that from tho Wost may prove ornbar
raaslng for tho New York banks. althougn
it wlll bo soveral weeks yot boforo tho
total wlthdrawals can bo accurotoly esti
mThee'bond market showed some lrregu
larltv, but the speoulatlve Jssues decllned
in aympathy wlth the weaknessof stocka.
Total soIbh, par value. $l,_6o,otw.
Unlted States 2"s decllned 1-2 on tho last
? Total sales of stocks to-day were 507,200
aliares.
MONEY AND EXCMANGE-CLOSE:
Money on call, stendy, 2@3; cloalng bld,
offered at 2 1-2; time money, very dull:
slxty aays, 4 1-.4?1 1-2 r>er cent.; ninety.
daya, G; slx months. 5 1-2; prlme mercan
tllo pajier, OffO 1-2; sterllng oxchaiige.
wenk. wlth actual buslness ln bankers
bllls nt" }I.S5.9.Vd4.Si; fnr demand and at
$4;S2.05<g^.S2.20 for slxty days; postod rates,
$4.83 nnd $4.87: commercial bllls. $4.82; bar
sllver. 57 1-8; Mexlcan dollnrs, 44 3-4.
Wall Street Qossip.
(Speclal to The Xltnea-Dlapajleb.)
NEW rOHK, Sept!) 14.? Tho murkot opened
weak and uhaettled tyltb aufflclcnt reBumptlon
of apecinl preeaure to make tlie trndcrs tnke tbe
fhort slde of tbo general 11st. Tho heavy tone
la London waa dlaoppolnllng, but probably llm
unantlsinctory weathor reports from the North
west hml na much to ilo wlth tho enrly wcnknciw
aa anythlng. ?, i,f ,
The ofter of beta that Unlted Statea Bteol
would pny lt? next dlvldcnd on tho ooninion dld
not scen> to be pnrtlcularly convlnclng, nnd Ihe
eelllng looked good; There Is probnblj- n ratliet
week tiptown bull pool ln the atock.
The early attvmpt to ndviince Ilrooklyn Itnpia
Trnnalt on tho report waa ft fnllure.
?WEATmJR MADB TO ORDHR:
Tbo n-enther wna the prtnclpul toplc of con
rernntlon na fnr hs the Grangore were concern
ed, and the genernl Iropreaalon wna that Chlcngo
waa sendlng through weather reporta lo order.
They rnngod anywhere from n bltwnrd to n
hcat wavc, but dld not, genernlly ngree wlth the
offlclal stntementa. Ttailera, .'..bowever, were
benrish on tho atoc-VB llkely to be nffected, n?
they agrpefl thnt tbo nest .fortntght would be
crttleal perlod, wltb tbe market olwnya llabla
to snd fl-tnrblng nimora,
SI.ORR BAkXTKGS:
Sloes-Bbetrield for quarter ended Augnat 1)1,
JPOi): Surplua, nfter chnrgoH, dlvldenda, depro
clatlon, etc., $158,327 agalnat $127,000 tmmo
nuarter 1002. . , ? ..
TTie dlreetora declared tho regiilur qnarterly
dlvldend of lll per cent., paynhle October lat.
Ilooka cloae September 21st nnd roopou Octo.
ber 2d.
rriB fikbt noun:
Prices ralllod a llttlo In tbe flrst hour from
tho lowr lovels, but tbe mnrlcnt was very ?plr
Itlens a-.id benvy. I/wdon waa n more acllve
seller thaii for BOBJo llttle tlmo past nnd thlB
waa doprcHilus. ns the forelgn support him leeri
an lmportant Influenco whore the local but Ing
han been lndirTerisnt.
It was snld thnt some heavy eclllng of Unlted
Blatra Bteel common was for I/mdon account,
hut tbere wns sotne re&son to thlnk that Iho
inosl Iraportimt renlUIng came from PIttsburg,
Reportl from there nre beartah nn trade condl
tlons. but curloualy enough are not so posltlve
on the passlng of the common dlvldend as they
were last week.
Boston was anppoaed to have been an enrly
seller of Amelgainated Copper.
EARIW ArpBBNOW.I
The market wn? wenk ln tho early afternoon,
i.llhcugh a good deal of tlie selllnc w-ns llmil
dntlon, md the prnfemlonnls v<re v?ry benrtsh,
hut the floor tradera were dls poaed to take protlts
on shorts put out earlj-.
Tbe contlnued wenkness In Reftdtng has prob.
ahlv been a rennlt of Itqutdatton of a hull p?>l
of sonir, ?Ue. The hull acronnt tn It wns evten
slre, and aevergl commlsslon houses reported the
catcbtng ot stnp orders on tho deellne.
Sonthern Paclflc was hanimeri'd on the
rhnnce nf cetcblng a supposed stop order, hut
the Htv-U ncted ns If trsders bsd been mlslu
fnnr.ed on the polnt.
THB CIJOBKMJs , , t
The coverlng of traders aborts was Hhotit tha
only support apparent tn tho market at Ihe
<Ioh>. nnd sentlment wns very bearlsli. A can.
viims of the commlsslon houses brought mreely
THCMflS BRANCH &C0
tfiriTABLlSHKD 183J.I
MEMBERS
Kew York Stock Exohanga,
Kew York Cotton Exohanga,
PRIVATE WIRES TO
K>RINC1PAL MARKETSs
Inveitment Securities
*tO*Of>OiV4V><$V;?)V?\^*V>3^^
Official Ran_e and Sale of Stocks in New York.
+ ~*.nAf\tf\i
f Br Thom?s Branch h c
SAL-ESi Open. Hlgh. Low. Closs
Amsrlcan flnuff oommiiniiiii m ? ?< '" {__
Amerlcan Snuff pfd.. .
100 Amerlcan Can Com.,.., 4J4
1000 Amerlcan Can pfd. 89%
Amerlcan Cotton Oil com.,,..* ...
285 Amerlcan Loeomotlve com. 17%
130 Amerlcan Locomotlve pfd.,..., 85
Amerlcan Tobaeco pfd.,,,.. .,_
800 Amerlcan Car and Foiihdry..., 8H4
1850 Amerlcan Sugnr .? HB
CSnOO A,, T. and Santa Va. com. 65%
1230 A? T, and Santa Pa pfd. 90
27675 Amalgfltnated Copper. 47
11300 Baitlmore nnd ohlo. 81%
26480 Brooklyn Rapld Translt.... 41
3100 Canadlan Paelflc. 123.
?SOO Chewi.peake and Ohlo. 33
Canada Soilt.hern . >??
Colorado Southern com.>.
1220 Colorado Southern lBt pfd. 54
275 Colorado Southern 2d pfd. 22
89700 Chlcngo, Mll. nnd St. Paul. 141*4
31100 Chl., Rock Island and Pnc. 2?%
700 Colorado Fuel and Iron. 44
1576 Chicago Oreot Western. 19%
400 C. C, C. nnd St, U. .#
600 Consolldnted Gna . 1?%
200 Delawaro and Hudson. 102
Del., l>ack. aml Western....,., ....
17475 Erlo com . <??
2107 Erle lst pfd . p7
810 Erle 2d pfd . __2_7P
300 General Electrlp. l?_%
218C llllnots Contral . i?
1000 Leather .;i'*V"i',i. mrt/
S600 LouIbvIIIo and Nnshvllle. 105U
19(10 M.inhattan . f*
3S30 MetrnDolltan .?? nd?+
?', Bankers and Btokeri.
SALBSi
B6S0 Moxlonn Central ...........,.??!
23362 Mlsaourl Pnclflc .'?'._""
WO Mo? Kan, nml Toxaa com,..,
688 Md., Kan. nnd Texrts pfd..,,
3460 Now York Central........,..,
Ziro N, Y? Onl. and Wcstern.,,,
1660 Norfolk nnd "Weatern.,,
16700 Pcnnsylvanln,.?>'
600 Pivssod Steel Cnr ..,....,....,
Presaed Stcol Cnr pfd.
1125 Ponplo's Cns Trust.
61800 n?adlng com.??<?
180 Rendlng lst pfd.
Rondltig 2d pfd..................
400 Hepuhllo Iron and Steel com.,
200 Republlc Iron and Steel pfd.',
Sfons ,._.??? ?''_""
St. I,. and San Pran. 2d pfd,.,,
Seabonrd Alr Llne com........
Snaboard Alr Llne pfd....,..,
1200 St. L. nnd Soiithwestern pfd.,
13010 Southern Paclflc.
400 Southern Rnllway com...,,...
400 Southern Railway pfd.
2000 Tonncssee Cont nnd Iron......
2112 Tsxns Paclflc .>?..
59700 Union Pnclflo com.
300 Union Paclflc pfd.,.4...
32300 Unlted States Steel com.
13825 Unlted States Steel pfd.
810 Vaf-Carollna Chom. com.
68 Vn.-Carollna Chsm. pfd.
250 AVabnsh com .
2200 Wnbash pfd .
(WO "Weatern Union.
400 Wlsconsln Central.
200 Wlseonsln Central pfd
Open.
12%
8314
10%
40
122
22%
62%
124%
83%
63%
79
'8*
35%
44%
/ 22V*
85%
.87%
20%
76%
. 86%
20%
6014
23%
0ft
21%
84",
83%
18%
JflVt
vvisconsin wm?" i""??'?!?????. <?"/i
Total number of sales, 618,700 sharea.
Jtlgh.
13%
WVi
19%
40%
IS!
22%
02%
12-1%
39%
'03%
63%
79
'ib%
C6
86%
4ft
22%
85%
38%
25%
75%
84%
20%
09%
23%
09
21%
31%
83%
18%
39%
LOW.
11%
91
19
40
120%
22%
61
123%
39%
'm
60
79
'i.6%
05
86
43
21%
84%
87%
25%
72%
86%
19%
09
23%
99
21%
33
83
18
39
CL0S1NO BOND QUOTATIONS.
0, 8. refnndlng 2s, rcglntorod. 108
U. S. refttmllng 2s, coupon. l08^
U, 8. Oa, reglstcrcd. 10S ,
U, 8. 3s, coupon. 109
V. S. New 4n, reglstered. Ijjg
U. S. New -ls, coupon. J<~
IT. S, old 4s, reglalored. JW
tT. B. old 4a, coupon . J'0
t;. S. r,s, rcglitcred.. _?;_>
U. B. Ca, coupon . '"'_
Atchlaon, general 4a . ?"/?
Atchlson, ndjiistnient 4s. ;'J
Dnltlmorc nnd Ohlo 4s. "'>
nnltlmoro nnd Ohlo 3V,. ??*>
llnltlmore nnd Ohlo conT. 4s. ??
Cnnndn Southern 2dn. J?">7
Contrnl of Gcorgln 5s . l''j>?
Contral of deorgln lat Inc-.... e
ChcMpcako nnd Ohlo 4UjS.?? I"*}*
Chicago and Alton att*.?. J.;"?
Chicago, ?. and Qulucy new 4a. ."_ .'j
Chlcngo, M. nnd St. Pnul gen 4?.. 10*
Chlcngo, Ilock Ialnnd nnd Pnc. 4s. Juuft
Chlc.-i.To nnd Nnrthwoatorn con. 7a.180 A
nnlttmoro nnd Ohlo Conv. 4a . ??
Chlcngo Termlnnl 4? . J"^?
Colorado nnd Southern 4s,,. "?_?
Denrer and tlio Ornndc 4a . "?'_
Erle prlor llen 4a . "_*
Hrle Oenernl 4.??,:?"/:.irtntf
Port Worth nnd Denrer Clty lata. 10?V5
Hocklng Vnllc.v 4V4? ..;............ "Jl*
Umlsvllle nnd Nnshvllle Unllleil 4. ??
Mantnttan con. gold 4s . lu>?
Mexlcan Centrnl 4s . ?_?_,
Mexlcnn Centrnl lat Ino. J??
MUin. and 8t. Louls 4b.... ?'<>*
Mlssotirl, Knn. and Tcxns 4?. ??
Mlasourl, Knn. and Texns 2da. <?
New Vork Centrnl gon. 3MiS. "g?
New .lersey Centrnl gcn. Bs. J'JJ
Northern Pnclllc 4? . !S*
Northern Pncltlc 8s...?. ?*,
Norfolk nnd Western con. 4a.I.? ? "?.?
llendlng General 4s.?.* ,Y.
Bt. L. nnd Iron Mountain con. 5*. *_>
St. Louls and Snn Frnnclsco 4s. u
Rt. T.otiljs and Bouthwestcrn l"t?. t>4%
St. r_tila nnd Sottttiwcstern 2de. 72J4
Snn Antonlo nnd Arkonsns Pnss 4?. (0%
Soti'liern ipnclflc-4.i . t0J?
Sotitbern Railway 6s . J]1]/*
Texna nnd Paclflc Hts. U4%
Toledo, Bt. r.. nnd Westorn 4s. Jljy
tTnlon Pnctflc 4s .l.1)1%
Unton Paclflc conv. I 4s. ;:'!}?
Wnbnsh l?t?.???? U4%
Wnhnsb 2d?. 1"B
Wabash Deb. B's ,. BS,,
Weat Shorc 4s . 100%
Wlicetlng and I.ako Krlo 4a. j?
Wlseonsln Central 4s . ??
Connollluted Tobncco 4b. "J?
Colorado Ftiel Bs . J?V>:
Rock Island 4b . ''', ,
Pennaylrnnln con. fl_s. JJg}/
II. B. Btecl 2d fis. ?<*
Mi nnd 0.\ collnterol trttst -ls.I. go
Ccntrnl of Oeorgla 2d Inc. ?J.
Vlrglnln-Carollna Chetnlrnl Co. com. 2-1%
Vlrginl.i-Cnrollnn Chemlcnl Co. pfd. "?
n unlform tnlo of solltng of dlsguated bults or
the closltig out of wenkly mnrglned nccounta.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
nlchmond, Vn.. Sept. 14, 3003.
BALES.
Vlrglnla 0s-?5,O00 at 00V.; $1,000 at 00.
Vlrglnla Ccnturies?$100 nt 00%. _,
Vlrglnln-Cnrollnn Chemlcnl Co. common?16
Bl,vrrrBlnln"?rollnn Chemlcnl Co? 8 per cent.
bontls?6 sbnres at 06.
STATE SBCUKITIES! Bld. AskaO.
North Cnrolina 4's, 0....... ?????? J?* ??;?..,
Vn. 8b New, C. and R,. 1032.... 00 00%
Vn. Centnrles, 2-8, 0. and lt..00% ??-.
8TATE SECmUTIKS.
ltlchmond Clty 4s, II., 1020-1030.. 105 ...
UAtbROAD HONOB:
A 0 I, R. R. Con. 4'b. 90% ...
Oeorr.'ln, Southern nnd Fla., 1045.. 110 ...
Oeorgla nnd Aln. Con. 3a 045.... 0a% 107
l',.t (Mnsa A J'S, 11. C, 1H2U.... 11* ? ??
PeL SftS n OV'R. O.. 1020. 120 ...
a * T, Pnn lat 4n 1050. TT% <8?
I A.- uStcrnl Tr. Oa, 1911,... 101% 103
STREET ltV IIONMIS.
Norfolk Street Ily. lst 5s, 1013.... 100 112
STltEET RY. STOCKS.
Norfolk Rr. nnd I.lgbt Co.25 8 12
UAtl.ltoAI) STOCKS: P?r.
Atlnntlc ConRt Llnn "A".100 100% ...
Atlantlc Const Llno pfd.300 102,- ...
Atlantlc Const Llno com.100 110% ...
Atlnntlc Const Llne of Conn... .100 230 ...
Norfolk nnd Western com.100 0.2 ...
Seabourd Alr Llne pfd.100 .4 d?
Henbonrd Alr Llno com.100 20% -*Va
Southern, Railway pfd.100 Si
IJANK ANH TItllST CO. STOCKS;
Itrond-Street llnnk .25 ??? V
Clty nnnk.25 32% ...
Metropolltnn llnnk of Vn..f -0 j-0%
Snvlngs llnnk of ltlchmond..50 50. 0
Vlrglnla Trust Company.100 ... | ?
IN8HP.ANUI-: COMPANIE8!
Vlrglnla Flro ond Mnrlnc.25 87% ...
MISCKLLANBOVJS:
Amerlcan Locomotlve pfd.*29--_S . '_',,.
Vn.-Cnr. Cbem. pfd 8 p. C.^JW 00%
Va.-Car, Chemlcal com.1002J?# U
Vn.-Cnr. C. Co. Col. Tr. Bs. 04%- ???
nALTiMonn stock market.
BALTIMORB, MD., Sept. 14.?Soabonrd Alr
Llne common, 10%(820; do. prefemid.--34; Sea
lxinrd 4b, 70%@77. Atlnntlc Coast Llne c-om
mond asd preferred, not qnoted.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW yORK. Sept. 14.?The cotton market
opened strong at nn adrnnce of 4Q1B polnts
on Ihe higher cnbles nnd renewad apprebennlona
rok-nrdlng the Southern tornndo whlcb wbb ro
nortetl to be worklng Its wuj- over Florlda nnd
nortlons of Alnbnmn. ln nddltlon to this tho
won thor foreenst <nlled for rather low tempera
tnrefi over tbe belt genenillj nnd for rnlna ln the
centrnl belt. The pnrtles Interested ln aiiatnln
Ing spot prices nrnlled thetnselven of the bull
IbIi charneter of the news to stnrt an upward
movement nnd Bupportcd tho nenr montha vlg
orously at the openlng, wlth September ln the
flrst few mlnutes renehlng a lovel nbout sm
polnts net higher. October nlso stnrted out nt
nu advnnce of 15 polnta. but met wlth conalder
ablo opposlllon from brokers supr>6sed to bo
representlng promlnent Phlladelphla Intorestn,
wlth tho result thnt It was some 7 polnta below
the openlng flgure, whlle September was selllng
around 11.20. ... _. ,k.
Lntor October rnllled wlth the rest of the
llat but beforo mlddny the mnrket came under
the' lnlluencB ? of realltlng snles nn,l aolo off
aeveral poitita on the nome njonths. September.
whlch hnd renched 11.23. sold back to 11.08.
whlle October hung about 0.00. Around the noon
hour bowever, the bnlla ngaln came to tho
mnrkefa snpjiort and the coxerlng waa recom
rnenced wlth inl-l-afternooii flndlug the prices
ut the beat level of the dny, or net 10_33 polnta
up on thn ncllrn months.
Just beforo tbo close thero wns a ullght reoc
llon under re'allalni, but the mnrket waa flnnl
lv atendy, not 17(387 polnta hlgher. Snlea wero
e'atlmnted nt 000.000 balea,
Tbe adrance of irt polnt* ln 'be Mrerpool spot
market canaed consldernble romnient. nnd tho
strength of the si>ot market there dlreeled ntten
tlon to the nearhy apeculntlrc noalUons ln tbo
local market In eonnectloii wlth Ihe oullook for
new crop aunpllea. The. port receipta to-day
were 10.7ns balea nnd nver 4.0f?i balea were
reoelTfd at Now Vork. Tlie New York stock
runnlng connt la now 110,000 balea ngslnst 107,.
200 balea on Saturday and 41,018 ualej but year.
Cotton futurea opened strong nnd cloaed
B"'",>-' Open. HlKh. Uiw. Cloae
September ...11,00 11.83 10,98 11.17
October .10.00 10.10 ?.oa 10.04
Novemher ... 0.88 -0.08 9.80 0.06
l?.,-..mber .... 0.82 1000 0.82 0.06
janunry .9.84 8.08 9.82 0.M
l-e'runrr .... 085 0.85 O.RB 0-08
March .084 10.00 0.83 p.OT
Aurll . - ???? 9.07
M.y .0.84 0.00 0.84 0.07
Bpot clton closed stendy, nilddlliig uplanda,
12.00; inlddlliiR gulf. 1225; anlei. 3.785 bnlea.
Cottim. ati-ady. 18.00; groja receipta, 4,0n,1
baleat sales. R 7115 bnlea; stock, 110,000 bales;
riporl lo Grrnt Urltuln, 45 bales; lo the Oplttli
lieut, 250 bnles.
Total tO-day at nll seaporta?Ket recelpts,
12 701 rtnles; export to Great Urltuln. 507 bales;
to'the ConllneiU. 2<V1 bules; alock, 1111,322 bales,
ConsoPdnted at all seaporta?Net receipta,
24 680 bnles; siport to Oruut llrtlalu, 723 bulcs;
To'tbe OoutlneiH. 400 bnles.
Tolal slnce September Uet at all seaporta
v?t recelrits. 83.84 Rbalea; aaport to Great
Hrltnln,15,237 b?)e?i W <?? Contlnent. 3,8-18
balea. -_
NEW OKLEANB LA., Sept. U.-fOTTON?
Rootcot oil flrm; aalea. 8,000 bnles, Includlng
t WKi ?j .rrlTe; uufitattoiis advanred 1-lflc. un
i'er he Influcncc of Llverpool
Kiit ires were llrm ut tbe openlng. prices tvlug
o??ir nnlma hluher on the aetWe moiitlia. l-ai
o i JteWacbuWr"nd Llverpo.il r.ble. and dam
!_, to tho growlng crop by atorrns. shedding and
f, )U wccvll wero Ibe most porfnt bi.ll featm-i-a.
V "y gei ,'ral bellef that ihe goremrnent bureuii
rVii'rt would be bulllsb ol?o usalsted ln suaulii
[_g WlWI Bept.mber MM.M4 a* 0,0?, ndvan.-cd
t'. 10 00, the-., down to 10.00; October opened at
0 83, soldup l? 0.00, then down to 0.77; Oeccm.
1,,-r opened at 0.07. aold up to 0.70. then dowr, to
0.00, nud Marcb opened ut 0.S2, aold Ul> to 0.88
und'tU-n dowu to 0.82.
Tbe market then took another opward turn,
and when the sesslon ended prlcee wi-re but 2(i(4
polul/i nnfU-r Ihe hlghest flgures of Ibe day.
Tlia board at tbv Clu?u, wmpurpil Hltti liatur
days' lerel, Bhowed net gnlnB on September of
18 polnts, October 13 nnd 11 polnta ench on tho
balnncc of the llnt. ? 0_timw
Cotton futurea cloe-ed stendy: geptemtaf,
10.00! October 0.80@0.87; *?"?h"u?'??VJ.
ricceraber. 0.7500.70; nnunry, 0.70@D.80; I-eb
rtiary, 8.20; March, 0.85.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-FI'OWR-More netlve
and llrm. Rye Flour?Flrm. Cornmenl-pStendy.
Rye?Dull. Ilnrley?Stendy.
Whcnt-Bpot flrm; No. 2 red, 85i>4c. In J'aeo
of blg world's Bhlpments wheat wns gencrally
flrm nud higher. Its Impetus enrae from a etrong
co" market, rnlns In sprlng whent aoctlona and
coverlng. Ncnr tho close some renllrlng oo
ourretl. flnal prlcea were atfll %m\e.not higher.
Mny ciosed at-88%c; September, 87%c; Dcccm
bCCor8nS-SC'pot flrm;-No. 2. 50%c. Option market
bnd a strong ndvnnce to-dny on predictlonB of
frostn ever the corn belt to-nlght. \>K?r?'18
coverlng by nhortn rosulted nnd prices advnu-ed
over a cent. cloalng 17_l?.c. net higher. May
closed nt 57%e.'l Sppteraber, 68%c; December,
BSVic. Onts?Spot flrm; No. 2, 30%c.
Deef?Flrm. Cut Mcats-Flrm. Ifrd?Flrm.
reflned. flrm. Pork-Flrm. Tnllow-Qnlet.
RoBln-Flrm. Rlce-Qnlot. MolnssoB?l*rm.
Coffco?Tlie market for coffee ftittires opened
stendy at nnchanged prlcea to an ndvnnce ,of 0
polnts nnd closed stendy, net 5??ip polnts higher.
Snlcs were 10.250 bngs. Spot Rlo. stendy. ^o.
7 tnroice B%e.i mlld. qulet; Cordovn. ,?Uc.
Sugnr?Flrm; reflned, stendy; coiifeetlonera A.
4.75; mould A, $5.15; cut lonf nnd criishe.1.
$5.50; powdercd, $5; grunulnted, $4.00, cubes.
*5_utt'*r?Flrms extra creamery, 20%c.j State
dalrv, 14%<flll8c. Cheese?Flrm; State. .full
cream, fancy ' small, colored, ll%e.; amall whlte.
11 %c Egga?Irregiilnr: Stntn nnd Pennsylvn
nla, fnncy, mlxed, 23?24o.
PoUtoes-Steady; Long Island, ILW1?2, Jer?
sey. $1.60(32.75; JerseyABwcotai U-??*?\
Pennuts-Steady; fancylfhnndplcfced, -fyWfc'
other domestlc, fl?34?c. Oabbages^teaay,
domestlc, per 100, $3(35; per barrel, $3@5. Cot?
ton?By stenm to Llverpnol, 12c.
CHICAOO. ILL., Sept. 14.?There wns atreugth
ln the grnln plta nnd all prices were blgher.
December, which mnde n net gnln of %C., clnaefl
%c higher; corn cloned %c, and December onts
,ip %(9%c, Provlslnns up 1O032%C.
Tbe lendlng futurea runged ns fotlowit
Open. Hlgb. Low. Close.
W"ept\.ew)2-80%- 80% 80% 80%
Dec. (new). 82% S2% 82% 82%
Mnv. S-tVj S4?i 84% 84%
C<SepV.rN'?:..2- ol* 02% 51% 52
Dec,
Mny
52% 50^4 52
Bl% 52% 51 52%
?S*.2: 80% 80% " 30 80%
rinc. B1U 38% 37% 88,
Mnv::;.:.. ro% ??% &w ao%
"S^^WtW >3.72% 13.72% 13.72%
Oct ....13.80 18.85 10.76 13.82%
Mny -'..'....18.57% 13.82% 13.57% 13.82%
LA8ep,rFC.r..,.00n!nb7,% 0.4O 0.85 0.35
Oct . 8.82% 8,15 8.32% 8.45
Jan! .......7.40 7.47% 7.40 7.47%
SIIOBT RIBS?Per 100 lbs
Hent.8.80 8.82% 8.80 ?-?Z?
Oct ... 8-70 0.0O 8.05 0.00
Jan, ....... 0.02% 7.20 0.02% 7.17%
Cnsli nnotjitlons ?'ere as follows?FLOURl
Flrm. Wheat, No. 2 red, 80%@82%c No. 2
corn 50% c; No. 2 yellow, 53c. No. 2 whlte
0. i 85%t<a37%c; No 3 whho-87%.?S8%e.^NO
2rve 6fl%(il57c. Oood foedlng bnrley 4n<3...0e.;
falr to cbolce maltlng. B2_B0o.- No. 1 flaxaee*
OOUe.; No. 1 northwestem, $1.05; prlme Tlmothy
?r.ed ?a 12%. Mesn pork, per hsrrel, $13.7n(iJ
18 76- Is'rd, per 100 pounds. $0.32% _0,8B; Bhort
rlhes aldes (loose). $8.50(it8.87%; dry ?a tcd
abonldera (boxed). $0,020^0.75; short elear stdes
(boxed, $8.25(<t8.60. f'lover. contrnct / grndc,
$0.30(30.40. Uutter?Flrm; creamery, 1B?20?-.
dalry 18?17%C. Bgga-Stendy at 170-Sc.
Cuoese-Flrm nt 10_11%C Recolpts.-'Wheat,
153.876 bushela; corn, 580 700 Imsbels; oata,
108,050 bushels; hogs, 27.000 head.
BALTIMORB. MD., Sept. 14.?FLOUR?Qulet,
nnchanged. Wbent?Flrmer: spot. contract,
82%_82%0.; spot, No. 2 red. western, 84Mi<<J
84aic.; southern by sample, 71Q82%c. Corn?
Flrrner; spot, 5fl?i@66%c.| southern whlte corn,
Mtfinnp. Onts?Flrm; No. 2 whlte. 42?42%c.
Rye?Flrm at 58?50c. nutter--Flrm und nn?
changed. BggH?Flrm and higher; freah. 22c.
Cheese?Flrm and nnchanged. Bngar?fitrone
and nnchanged. \
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
nichmond, Va, Bept. 14, 1003,
QUOTATIONB.
wn~AT? _,? _,__. .
Loiigberry. 88 ?H0
Mlxed . 88 ?80
Bhortberry . jg ?80
No. 2 red . 88 _780
Va. bag lota . 70 _s7
COltN? .? _,_,;
Whlto (Vn.) bag lota. BO 000
No. 2 whlte . B0
No. B whlte . B8V4
No. 2 tnlxed. 68
No. 8 mlxed . B7V4
OAT8?
No. 3 mlxed . 881^
No. 3 mlxed . 88
Wlnter seed . 40 0N
11YB . B2 _U2
CATTLE MARKKTS.
CHICAGO, ILL, bept, H.?CATTLE?Ito
relpti, 40,000 head, Includlng 1,000 Toiana and
8,000 Weaterna; steariy lo |O0, lower. Good to
prlme steers, f6.B0(gfl.50; poor to medlum, f 1.00
fr|5.r,n; ntuckera and feeilers, J2.50*14.15; eows.
11,6004.60; helfors. *2<34.76; canners. |l.5nr(_
2.00; bnlls, 12(34.50; cnlres, I3.WHI11.75; Ti-x
as sleera, *8.35<_ 1.60; wealern sleera, S3.2B4S
?l.r.0 Hogs? llecrlpta, 27 000 head; to-morrow.
22.1100 htad; alrong to 10c. hlghcr. Mlxed and
biilchers, 16.30**0.20; good lo cbolcehenvy,
*5.NOr,{0,I0; rough, beovy, *5.60135.75; llglit.
S6.T0Q0.2Ql bulk of sales. IB.fiSQ 11.60. Bheep?
Rfcelpta, 42,000 head. Bbtep, slendy; Inmbs,
atcodj. Good to choice weihera. }.'?f(4.60; falr
o i-holco mlved, |2f(,3; nallys lamba, S3.tJO4fB.70.
NEW YORK. Sept. 14?HEEVES?Receipta.
6.800 head; lower. Stiers, |4<rt5; bulls ?_.r,0ffC
6 BO; cows, ?l.8628.76; driesed beef at n'.._,,,.
8V- per pouud. Callea? Recelpla. 1,130 head.
Veuls and western cnlrcs steady; genei-nl sales
of gratsers. 25c. lower. Veuls aold ut 14.6041
8.76; a few head nt 10; general salea ?f grnss
crs. |:uyi ,v>; wesleru ralres ut hm.yi.v Bheep
and LjmlH?ftrcalpta, 20.220 heod: aheep und
luuibs, lower 'Ib,- rangc for sheep wui %'i.60@)
3.87^;>f?r lauiba. S6410.2.',: ooe al ?1.40. Iiress
ed miitlon, QKilflC per pound; dreased touibh ot
7V.4J101.C. per pouud. Uua??ncceUiU. U_3*Q
hond; mnrkct ratcd shnde ensler. Oenernl snles
of Stnte hogs nt S5.50igO.BO for benTy to llght
welghtB.
HBRU'S ISLAND. PA.. Sept 14.?<pACTLK?
Lower ?t $3(71)5,60; prlme, 85.10ffJB.25; fnlr,
S3.75fft4.25. Hogs? Steady. Prlme hcnvy, 10.26
(fr.fl.SO; medlurria Sn.30ffin.40; henTy .jorkers,
nnd llgbt yorkers. ?0.35?70.3Q; plgs, _*8@0.10,
roughs. ?4@5.60. flhcep-Steody. _neet wothers.
?4@4?2S; culls nnd common, $1.60(712.25; venl
cnlrcs, $7.00<R8! ?sprlng Inhs, 13.60(30.
CINCIXNATI, 0? Sept. 14.-17008--Actlve
nnd hlgher nt ?4.25iii:<V25. C"t(ln-n"H "o"1*
lower nt 82(77)4.00. Sheep?Thil! nt J1.2.,ljJS.2o.
Lnmbs?Dull nnd lower nt J3.60ift5.60,
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKKT. ?
NORFOLK, VA., 8ept. 14.?PEANU-.TS?
Fnrmers1 market qulet. Fnncy, RU_o;i strlctly
pitme, 3Mc.; prlme, 3c; common, 2*/,c. Spnn
lah nuts, 87Hc. per biishel. .__ ? __,
PETBRSBI'RO, VA.. Sept. 14.?PBAMJTS??
Spanlsh. O0(ft02V4c Mnrket flrm. stock llgbt
nnd few belng offered. Vlrglnin'a, H\.c. for,
fancy; mnrkut stcuily.
DRT GOODS MARKET.
NKW YORK, Sept, 14.?Tbe weeks opens wlth
llttle Ilkellhood of buycrs operutlng on nny
lnrger scnle. Mnnufnctiirers nro not wllllng to
mukc conccsstdns, nnd nlthough here and thero
more or less spot stocks nrc to be hnd, the mnnu
fncturer is uiiwllling to nnnie prices for tho
future. BuyerH, howeyer. Is not operntlng nhend
nnd sectn to hnvo rioffcnr for the future.
NAVAL STORE8.
WtLMINGTON, N. C? Sept. 1-1.?SPIRIT8
Tt'RPEXTl.NE? Stendy at 64V5c; receipta 30
cncks. Rosln?Flrm nt $1.70ffJ 1.76; recelpts, ItVS
bnrrels. Tar?Flrm nt J1.7ii; recelpts. 80 bnr?
rels. Crnde Turpcntlne?Flrm nt $2(iJ3.70; re?
celpts. 102 bnrrels.
SAVANNAH, 0A._ Sept. 14.?TURPBNTTNE?
Flrm nt 65V,c.; recelpts, 388 ensks; snles. 132
ensks; exports, 05 ensks. Rosln?Flrm; re?
celpts, 1,040 bnrrels; snles, 1,055 bnrrels; ex
ports. 2.407 bnrrels. ' _,?_?,.
CnARLERTON, S. C, Sept. 14.?T7JRPEN
TINE?Nomlnnl. Rosln?Stendy.
COTTOXSEED OIL MARKET.
NF3W YORK, Sopt. 14.?Cottonseed oil on
chnnged. Prlme crude, f. o. b. mllls, nomlnnl;
nrlire summer yellow 41(a4l%e.; off summer
ye-low, 41?4H4c; oft* summer yellow, 30(337c.;
prline whlte, 45c; prlme wlnter yellow, 45c,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICDMOXD. SEPT. 14, 1003.
ARR1VED.
Stenmer Brnndon. Rhodes. Norfolk. merchnn
dlse nnd pnsnengers. Old Domlnlon llne.
Tug Rndlnnt, Ilnltlmore, bnrge of oil, Stnnd
nrd 011 Co. '
Rnrge Pamllco, Sepplc, conl, S. H. nnwes
nnd Co.
SAILED.
Stenmer Poeshontna, Grntea. James Rlver land
Ings and Norfolk. merchanrttae ond pnaaengera.
Vlrglnln NnTlentlon Compnny.
Stenmer Brnndon. Rhodes. Norfo k. mcrchan
dlre nnd pnssengers, Old Domlnlon llne.
Schooner Allce . Venable, Blgnnlgo, Jnmes
Rlver. llght.
Tug Radlnnt, Ilnltlmore, oil bnrge,
PORT-'OF WF.HT POI.VT. SEPT, 24, 1008.
ARRIVED.
Bnltlmoro, Courtney. Bnltltnore, pnssengera nnd
genernl csrgo. ^..^
Baitlmore, Courtney, Bnltlmore. pnssengers nnd
general enrgo.
Hon. G. "W. Kolner, Commlaaloner of
Agrlculturo, who Ib attendlng ,the meet?
lng of tho Arnerlcnn Pomologlcal Socloty,
in Boston. Mnaa,, Is oxpected home to-day
or to-morrow,
JOHN L. WILUAMS & SOMS
lANKERS.
beelere tn IUCMMOND. VA,
SOUTHCM INVESTMENT
SEQUMTIES. t_fT.
MUNICIPAX, BONDS A SPBCUlaTT,
OorrMpMdinM Invtted.
DIVISIONlrT
THE CABINET
Chancellor Rltchle and Others
1 Expected to Retlre.
(By ABsoclated Preas.)
LONDON, Soptember 16.?The mlnls
tcrs kopt seorct the dlsousstons of yes
terdny's Cablnot Councll so ofTeetlvely
thnt spectilntton ns to tho rosults ls al
most miBntory. nnd the government
press orgnns this mornlng offer tho most
confllctlng ncoounts of whnt took place
nt tlio mootlng. .
Tho Dnlls' Telegraph, which is prob
nhly tho best Infortncd. nsscrts thnt tho
Cnblnct crlsls wns postponcd untll this
ovonlng, nnd thnt the dlscusslon of tho
flBonl questlon wlll bo contlnued nt tne
rosumcd meeting to-day, but thnt whnt
ever mny bo, tho upshot, Promlcr Bnl
four wlll nolthcr rcslgn, dlssolvo Pnrlla
mont nor mimmon nn niitumn session.
The Btnntlnrd, on tho other hand, nS
serts wlth equal posltlvoness that tho
flscnl Inqulry wns flnlslied nnd that the
ntllourned meeting wlll dcnl wlth forelgn
poiluiea. lt undcrstnnrls ^nt the ques?
tlon of ImpofllnK preforontlnl tarlffs hns
been shelved untll nn nppenll enn- bo
mndo to tho country, nnd thnt during
tho exlatonco of tho present Parllnmcnt
tho action of tho tnlnlstcra wlll be con
flned to dlacuss nnd Inqulry.
RTTOH.IE WILL RT5SIGN.
The Assoclnted Press undorstnnds thnt
the rumors of tho approaohlns- reslgnn
tlon of tho Chnncollor of the Exohcquer.
Mr. Rltchle nre well founded. Othor rnl
nor reslgnn'tlons nro llkoly to ocenr. but
Ccflonlnl Secretnry Chnmberlnln nnd Pre
mlor Bnlfour nro reported tn bo iWnfl
Ing togethcr nnd Intond keeplng up the
Cnblnct bv Mllnor the vnr-nnelw.
Unon the arrlvnl of Mr. Chnmberlnln
nt Dojvnlng Street, he wns '"?<">? hooted.
A crowd of lnborers ernployod on the new
govornment billldlngs ln eotirse of eron
tlnn nenrhy jotned ln this untisunl "emon
stratlon ngnlnst the co.lonlnl secretary, Mr.
Chnmberlnln. who wns nccompanlod by
Gemld Bnlfour, presldent of the Foard
of Tra-de. ahowod hls ctwtomnry Indirrer
ence to thla rocoptlon. Tho pollce ovent
unlly wore obllged to form n rtouhle llne
frnm Mr. Bnlfour's house to the Forelgn
Offlce, so ns to enn.hlo tho Cnblnet min
lstors to entor the Inttor nlacn.
DIVISION OF CABINET.
-The sneclnl Cnblnet mr-etlnr bejmn nt 3
o'clock nnd erided nt B:S0 P. M. It trans
plro dthnt tho prodlcted division ln tne
Cnblnct over Mr. Chnmberlnln s flscal
proposnls nctunlly occurrod, nnd that s
pnrtlnl reorganlzntlon of the mlnlalry ls
probable. Mr. Rltchle expressed hls un
nltcrable opposltlon to nny chnnare in tho
flscnl svstem. nnd nothlng- Is belleved o
hnvc occurrcd to modlf.v the oplnlon held
this mornlng thnt he wlll realgn the cnan
eellorshlp of the exchequor.
.
KILLS HIMSELF BECAUSE
HIS W1FE HAD DIED
(By AsBOdnted Press.)
ST. LOUIS, MO., Sept. 14.-Grlovlng over
the doath of hls wlfe, tho newn which
reaohod hlm In telegrams threo days
aftor her rlemlse, Robert Stoekwell Hntch
er aged 40 yeara, of Lafayotte, Ind,, shot
and kllled hlmself ln a room at the Plant?
ers' Hotol about noon to-dny.
Mr Hatcher wns a clerk In the offico
of Wiltcr B. Stevens, secretary of the?
Loulslnnn Purchnse Exponltlon Company.
Mrs Hntoher -nt the tlme. of her denth
was correspondlng socretnry-genernl of
the Daughters of tho Amerlcan Revolu
tion._
PRICE OFALL GRADES
OF SUGARS REDUCED
(By A-ssoclated Ptosb.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 34.?All gradea of
reflned sugnr were reduced ten cents a
hundred pounds to-day.
,?.-.
Mrs. SallieHarper.
fSpeclal to The Tlmes-DlBpntch.)
STUART'S DRAFT, VA., Sept 14.
Mlss Sallle Harper, a vory brlgrht and
popular young lady, dlod Sunday at 2
P M. nt the resldence of hor brother, J.
Frank Karper; She leaves four broth?
ers-J. Frnnk, S. B., George, Marlon and
two BlsterB?Mrs. Kolner and Mrs. Hers
berger. --
a
Hennies?Whltlock.
fSneclnl to The Times-DIspatch.)
GORDONSVTLLE, VA., Sept. 14.?Mr.
C. F. HcnnleB nnd Mra. L. A. "Whltlock,
bnth of Charlottesville. wero married at
the BaptiRt pnrsonago, this place, Satur
dnv afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. Tup
per Wlngfleld offlclatlng,
MORE MAMMOTHS*
BONES AT BLUE RIDGE
(Spectnl to Tlie Tlmes.Dlspilch.) ;
BLUE RIDGE, VA. Sept. 14.?A seetlon
of a mammoth's hfp bonc, mensurlng
slx IncheB through, was unenrthed near
Summlt to-day.
T. P. A. MEN TO HAVE
AN EXCITING RAFFLE
There la llable to be a very e*eitlng time
at the T. P. A. rooms, Thlrd and Mnln
Btroets, to-nlglit for the raffle of tn8,n|)rs_!
nnd runaho.it takes place at 8:30, ocibncK
nnd runnbout tnlios placo at b.bo o ciotn.
There wlll doubtloBH he several nunareo
IntoroBted piirtleB In attendance at tne
ceremonlea and the method mat
wlll be adopterl ln detormlnlng tne \wih
ner la calculnted to furnlah plenty or ex
clterner.t. .
Thero nro a largo number ofohancoB
bnld. nnd these chancea are dMdert Into
"class.-s." Each p.la?? wlll be drawn 'r?m
aepnrately, one, numbor from eacn W
Wlnnlng n "plnce," Then comes tn? nn?;
drnwljtg-tlie oiimax of aeveral w""?
woltlng-and ono numbor drawn m>ra
thoae numbcra that have won a %.',_,
wlll bo tho wlnnlng number ?",?';_
owner, If present. wlll huve the P>en*1'r..
of drlving homo behlnd "?*?rroor? *""*
and a hrand new runabout, all repreaent
Ing a coat of 1450.
A few chances yet remaln unsold ano
theae wlll he put on sale tto-nlght.
Whlle tho drawlnga from the njaasea are
taklng place the ohancea remalnlng un
cold on the aerles not helng drawn from
wlll be nn Bale,
As each serles la drawn from. the num>.
i*>r wlnnlng a "place," with the owner s
name, wlll be poated on a blackboarfl,
nnd In the meantlme the unroirl fhanees
ln tha other aerlea wlll be p)?ood on Sflle.
Thls method of proceftiM',* lsi. unlquej
and w|i| aaaure an obaoluuly falr onanse
for all holdera of numbera In.the rsffle
ns well na a most Interesting nnd ?*e|ttn(
evening. , ' __.
The nbove drawlng ls made from ?
phdin ot tho horae and runnbout.
Tho gonoral publlo Is invlted to be
present
riNANCIAL, ?,',,' - ,?????'?,
aj.w.aanmsj_is>?awi> ia<H m' tpmisii i iiujlhij fuVt.VrVr*---.-'" +?****?***+**?*
+ MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK j;
: Capital $200,000, Surplui Md Proflti 1672,445.76 \\
T DsslgnaUd atata, Unlted Blatea and Clty Ueposltory, <.
Msrcsntli. and Bank Accounta j i-argast iiank Bepoellory louth _;
, reapsetfully ssllolted, I (ii '^ of Baltlmora.
:? i pir oint. Intoratl H\i on Diotilti ln Sivlnft OipirtmMl, ::
? - p ??ytbli on Oiitund, , ?. J
'" JOHN P. BRANCH, - PrMMMlt JOHN KBRR BRANCH, Vlea-Pres. ?
;_ JO"r' r JOHN P.._LENN, Caahl.r.
1ttIM?>>M>MM|Mv>v>Ht?t>
TWOOFTHEM
SURRENDER
Mcplehan ,and Huntmgton
Glve Themselves Up.
(By Assoclated Preea.)
NEW TORK, Soptember 14.?Isaac Mc
Olohan and Oeorge Huntlngton, of the
Columbla Supply Company, who w.ere Irt
dlotod In Waehlngton, D. C, in connec
tlon wlth the postnl scandals, surrendor
ed themaelves to Unlted Btatee Marahnl
Hcnkte In thla clty to-day. Each gavo,
ball ln the aum ot $6,000.. . ?
Bench warrants were iBeued for Hunt?
lngton and McOlehan laat weok.
The warrantg charge thom wlth havlng,
ln the clty. of Waahlngton, unlawfully
conaplred together, and wlth Auguat W.
Machen and others to defraud the Unitett
States out of the BUm of flfty cents for
eac. and every package box to bo fur?
nlahed to the Postofflce Department-under
a contract wlth the Columbla Supply
Company, And, with hwvlng glven to
Mnchon 1100 in pursuonce of thls conapi
racy.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
CHANOE THE RESULT
(Speclal to The Tltnoa-DlspHtch.)
ONANCOCK. VA., Sept. lB.-Offlclal ro
turnB of the Democratlc prlmary eloct
Joff. D. Jacob commlsslonor of tho reve?
nuo for St. Oeorgo'B parlsh. U. R. Boggs
wns nt flrst thought to have. beon auc
ifr Eugeno Boohm and aaslstants hnvo
been at work Bovernl days destroylng the
wreck of the aunken steamshlp Amadow
off Wachnprcague lale. Twelve blastB we.o
mndo and 1,500 pounda of dynamlte used.
Blxteon feet of wator cnn now be had over
the apot. Some of the. largcat sheepshead
were kllled by the blasts. v .,_,__._
Two steamers are now runnlng between
Wlsharfa Polnt and ChincoteagOe Ialand.
' -_?
Staunton Weddings,
(Speclal to Tho Tlmefl-Dlapatch.1.
pS^olfTu &%&& $586
PrenSrtc* -SC? Howanl, of Phllndelphla
Pa., wore married yesterday mornlng by
tho Rev. T. W. Cnnler. pnstor of tho
Mothodlst Church. Tho marriage was
a outol one.and took place at the pnr
sonage. The brlde and aroorn wlll rcrnnln
In Staunton for some time. v_?,nn
Miss Necly Balloy and Mr. Vernon
Swart-el, both of Staunton, wero mar
riod here yesterday.
Kllled on tho Track.
(Speclal to Tho TJmes--DtR?fUch.) ,.,.
WYTHEVILLE,' VA., Sflpt. 14.-Robert
Vaught. a farnier. was strucK nndffiri
stnntly kllled by a traln at Rurnl R^tront
Frldav rlght. He wns about thlrty yenis
of aue and unmarrled, and llve-J wtlin>
wldowed mother. He wns .y|pr>osed to have
been sittlner or lying upon tho track.
. -?*-?
Richmonders in New York.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-The followlng
Rlchmond peoplo are reglstered at tho
New York hotels: ?>__'_'.
Iloffman. R. L. Henry. R. H. Kern;
Nnvarro. E. B. Sydnor. P. W. Raftor;
rr,ntin?ntnl Mlss M.- Freeman, Mrs. J.
f Pattl"on Mlss N. Oordon, Mlss Mynts,
Mlss B Toonc: EirllnKton. J. S. Hazen;
Mnrlborough. B. D. Taylor and wlfe and
Mnrioorousn. ^^ M J# Roaenbaum,
I Hutzlef- Broadway CentraL J. S. Low
Railroad Car Men.
(Dr Asaoclntad Ptent.f
ST LOfflS, MO., Sept. 14.-The Brother
hood'of Railroad Car-Men to-day-elocUd
W F Ronemus, of Kansas Clty. grand
ehlef cTr-man, nnd C. E. Wallnce ot
Wllmington, N.. C., a. member of tho
oxacutlve board.
.
Mr. Squlres Crltlcally III.
Mrs. E. J. Devine. formerly Mrs. Geo.
C M^ser of Chllhowle, Vn., ls wlth her
?T;??w Mr C L. Squlres. who ls crltl
X 111 j? hlsChofne"n Barton Heights.
- Qoneto Roanoke.
n* M W Peyser has left for _Ronn
ok^to attend the7 meeting of the Medlcal
0Ke to ftiy? vtrsilnla. He was accom
JSn^b^MrrPeyier and hls slster, Ml?
Peyser, ot Petorsburg.
Low~1rates WEST ANP north
WEST.
Vla Chlcago, Mllwaukee and St. Paul
Railway. every day untll November CO.
"18, Chlcago to Son Franclsco Los An
gekls, Portland. Tacoma, Seatt e and
niany other. Paoiflo Coast pomts' ?30,
Shlcago to Salt Lake Clty. Ogdeni Grand
junctlon and many other polnts ln UW,
Colorado and Wyomlng. Low rates to
hundreds of Other polnts.
Through traln servlce, Chlcago to San
Franolsoo. Only $8 for a double berth,
tourtst- sleeper, all the way,
To the Northwest vla. St. Paul or vla.
OmaliV Wrlte to-day for folder. George
J. LlMOln, 818 Chestnut Street, Phlladel?
phla, /Pa. _ ? ? ?
A complexlon grows falrer dally uslng
Satln-Skin Cream and Satln-Skln Com
plexlon Powder. 260, Mlller & Rhoads.
THE GLEBE SCHOOL
IN NEW QUARTERS
The Qlebe Sohool, of whi'ch Junlus B,
Lels-h Ib head master, wlll opon Mon?
day. September aat, at No. H West
Maln Street, the spactous and hand
?ome old Chenshaw reRldence. School
furniture, new. wlth latest tmprovements.
Mr I- Hothschlld ls now wlth Tht
Huli Clothlng Compsny, Elghth and
Broad Streets, where he wlll be glad to
serve hls many frlends and. the publlo.
LOW RATE EXCURSIONS TO PEN?
VER, COL., VIA SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY.
On Ootober 3d-7th. the Southern Rnllway
wlll sell tlckets from polnts on Us llne to
Denver, Qpl? and return st one fare,
nlus flfty cents for the round trlp, wlth
return Umlt Ootober ,31st, oftpMng. ?
choice of routes, through Atlanta and
Btrmlnghsm, er through A.hevllW. "Land
of th* Bky," Memphls n?<l Kensas Clty.
strength an4 b??ld? "P *? wh0'8 Ws"
tem. ?
C.W. Branch &Co.
BANKERS and BBOKERS
Mcmbers of New York Cotton S?.
change and Ohicago Board i,' Trjs i >
New York Correspondents?
LADENBURG, THALMANrt 3i O'J ,
PRINOE & WHITLEY, '
LEHMAN BROS.
NEW YOHK.
Prlvate Wlres to{ BOSTON,
CHICAGO,
i
itoJ
f
BUSINESS AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
SOLICITBD BY l
THE
State Bank of Virginia,
IIII E. Main St.,
Rlohmond, Va.
BALL&WINFREE
Bankers and Brokers
1114 E. Main St., Richmond, Va
Prlvate Wlres to Prinolpal Polnt*.
Correspondcnts?W. E. WOODEND. k
CO., Membefs New York ConsolWatei
Stock Exchange..
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Our stock Is complote. Mako your
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Lace
Curiains,
Portieres,
All the latest novelties.
ANDERSON S
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215 EAST BROAD STREET.
75c. Halt-Soling Men's Shoes
Ladies', 60c.
n-vBrv Dalr Welt Shoe reatltohed on
our Bhactrm Stltoher; no blg ugly sew
fnB around ihe aole llks a oobbler e.ws
hy hand; no nalla. no pejraj the on y
up-to-date plant for repalrlng shoea ln
UnCff * shoe FACTORY,
716 Eaat Main Street,
tphona 2fi?7, will send anywhere and
dThlsr'advertlsement good for ?0c.
M. H. PENDLETON &
COMPANY,
1203 EAST MalR STREET,
Rfchmond, Va.
Factory Bopresentntlvoa for coro
plpto Llnos of Queonswnro, Glasswure,
Stonownro, Peoorated, Lanips, &o.
" * Stop paying .obbora proflts and
buy direot front' faotory through us,
Wrlto for net prlco Jlst.
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