J 00
.v ,
RNAL
THE JOURNAL
THE JOURNAL
la Only aj.oo Per tear. Ua Ad
rertinint Kate art hteaaoaable.
the Day They Occur and All to
I Local Newa While It la Frcah.
ana Kenuiia are certain.
VOL. 2-NO. 119
W I N ST ON - S A LEM , N. C, SATURDAY. SKL'TEMUKR 24. 1898.
TRICK TWO CENTS.
Tffi jOUINAL tSUARAHTEES TIK1E LARGEST GIROUUTim OF AMY PAPER CIRCULATED M 1 IN8T0M-8AUEM. 8UB8CIMPT10N BOOKS OKM TO hll FOR 1N3PECTI0 SS
Wachovia
National Bant
Winston, N. C.
W. A. LIMIT, President.
JAS. A. GRAY. Cashier.
JAS. S. DUNN,
Real Estate Agent,
WINHTOX, N. O.
WRenta a Specialty.
H. Montague, Att'y,
Real Estate' & Loan Agent.
WINSTON, N. C.
Ileal estate for sale or rent, f 10,000
to loau.. Fifteen yeais exjasrleiiee
Interstate phone 82,
For Sale or Exchange,
A Nice Lot of Horses,
SuitaW for Draft or pleasure
Vehicles. Splendid Rigs for Hire
Day or Night. Bee me, I can suit
yon.
J. E. ZCIQLER, Prop.
Bkll Phone 205.
AtM
CHAIR'S.
1898
Fall Opening
New Dress Style
AND:
French Millinery,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY,
September 28, 29 and 30.
- Threncli Jaa. G. JoBbnon, of Mow-
J or, 1 am Ktrtuniua in Mranai vu
crvtoMOT Hiaa Ulljr Thofiu, wbo la
wetland favorably known as an
pert tipnitr. til v bat. Ja trial. HaU
I faeUoa tuarantMd, ...
New Hats
Now Ready.
FALL AND WINTER '98 and '99.
ALL STYLES, ALL PRICES
Values Never Better.
Styles Never Better.
We Can Please
The Young or Old,
The Large . or Sma ,
The Rich or Poor.
NEW NECKWEAR just re
ceived. We have iane tilings for
you.
J. M. WOODRUFF & CO.,
Hats aud Men's Furnishing'-.
GROWTH' OF THF
Wachovia Loan ,
and Trust Company.
Winston N. C,
Since Organization, Jnnc 15, 1893.
1AAN8.
I Hf.l'lU
1(12, 861.21
Wttt,V71.62
7 (Ml!. 17
W1.1HH.J6
tune 16, IhtM
June 16, 1MW,
I line 16, 1 M),
June 16, 1SWH
Hept. 1, ,m,
I
tDt,W6.IW
tm.sn.no
4mm,im6.ik
hu;m.m
mm loon a u
WINHTON, N. C.,
. A ( txecutor
Acts as Administrator
. ( Guardian.
The Best and Most Vellable
Trust Compaay loth State.
Does a General Banking business.
Pays Interest on Deposits,
Sol lets Your Business.
Ice Cream Soda
AND
Milk Shakes
Made from Pure, Fresh, Un
diluted Cream from Dr.
Thompson's Farm. All Cold
Drinks.
- AT-
Thompson's Soda Fount.
We Want Your Trade.
REASONS:
Our Artistic Designs,
High (rale Material,
FaultlesH Execution,
Superb Equipiueut,
aud Years of Experience
Insures Perfect JatisfaetiQn
The Standard Advertising Co.,
oo3Hocton, o.,
Having the Larokht Plast iu the
World devoted to the Manufacturing
of Slgus, taking the output of aeverai
of the Leading Sheet, Steel and Tlu
Mills of tbe country. Samples and
estimates cheerfully furnished by
GEO. W. BUJLU WINSTON, N. C.
Care of Jones Hotel.
Fresh Milk and Buttei
' Supplied to our patrons in Winston
Salem from our wagon. Our product
are from our own dairy where every
thing ! kept scrupulously neat', deal
and cool. -
DONT FORGET THE PRIM ROS
DAIRY FARM. -
jZ ' F. W, 8IIEKTZ, Manager.
WATKINS & CONRAD,
Dentists, r e
4ud Dealers la Dental Supples.
Office Upper Main Street, Salem,
Phones, Interstate W, Bell 220.
Ilill
She Sleeps Her Last Sleep in
the Land She Loved
so Well.-
THOUSANDS RIIEND II FUKERflL
Simple But Impressive Cere
monies Attend the Last
Sad Rites.
Richmond, Va., Kept 24. Varlna
Ann Jefferson Davis, the "Daughter
of I lie Confedeney, sleeps her lust
Hleep iu the bosom of the laud xbe
loved no well.
Her runialuM arrived hero .at. H;l()
o'cloi'k in n combination I'ujlmuu mid
parlor car and were met at the depot
by Leecump, ( Vmfederate Veteraim
which ttlie beloiiKH, and delatiatet) from
Pickett lump.
The canket was borne from the
funeral car and the guard of honor and
the velertuijeiH'ort followed in a column
oflourH. There were four bcau'lful
white homes uttached to tile hearae,
each one being led by a colored man.
The ettcort divided, a portion pre
(tteded and olhei'H followed the hearse,
while the pall Itearen and Kuard of
honor walked on either Hide of the
vehicle.
HKKVM'KS AT TI1K I'llflU'll.
Tlie funeral of Misa Winule DuvIb
took place at 8 :;(() o'clock. The organ
played the "Jelt'erou Davia l-'unera'
March," as the pn)cenloti entered the
church. Kiixt came the vetrai a of
Lee camp, tiieu the aotia of velraua
Thtne panned up tlie main tale and
were Heated to the left. Tlie vetrans of
Pickett camp came next, and going
over the left iale and taking aeata at
tlie front on tlie right. The mlntcm
of tiie various churches of tlie city hud
previously entered the church aud oc
cupied Heats to the right of the chan
cel. Following the i'lckett oainp vetrana
were the vetrana repreaentlng caniw
in oilier atalea, and belilnd t Item uud
immedbilcly in front of tlie casket,
came the honorary pall bearers,
MHF. KAVIH VKHY KKKH1.R.
MrH. Davia followed close Udilnd the
casket, leaning on the ariu of Colonel
Archer Anderson. Hhe walked with
Uiwed head and very feebly leaning
heavily on her cane. ;Mrs. Hayei and
other relatlvea and uear fr'enda tol
lowed, and Immediately behind came
atwiut H(K) vetrana. 'l'lie (lower and
Hug covered eaaket waH placed on the
pedestala iu front of tlie chancel and
Mrs. Dav aand her parly look neata.
Kev. Dr. C'harnucliael announced
the tlrnl hymn, "How Firm a Founda
tion," which was a favorite of General
Kobert K. Lee'a After the hymn had
lieen auiig lU-v Dr M I) Hodge read the
Pnalin for the day and "Nearer, My
God, to Thee," waaaung. Dr. Canni
chael read the leaaon. "Art Thou
Weary" waa then sung, aud at Its
clofe the vetiaua moved out with the
casket.
AJra Davia waa prost ated and could
not take her place, hut her daughter
Mra. Haves, whispered words of com.
fort andlieHought her to tie brave, It
waa aeverai minute before the grief
Htrlckeu mother could riae. The acene
was deeply affecting, and thoae who
wltuetacd It were greatly moved.
Many au old soldier, dreased In the
gray that means ao much to him,
wept freely aa he witnessed tlie grief
of the aged lady.
The crowd about the church when
I be casket waa taken out aud placed iu
the hearae waa of Immense tiroportlouit.
Aa far aa the eye could reach up Frank
In (street that thoroughfara waa crowd
ed, aud Ninth afreet waa jammed for a
block above and below the church
Perfect older was maintained, however,
the marshal aud the police handling
the crowd with little friction.
The aervkee at t he grove weie aim pie;
but deeply impreaive.' After the casket
had beeu placed on the supporters the
face aection waa rem'oved for a mo
ment, and Mra. Davia aud daughter,
Mra. Hayei, kiaaed the deceaaed. Mra
Davia aat in an arm chair near 'be
grave during the service, aud Mra.
II ay en knelt by bei aide: The Cente
nary Methodist church choir sang
"Hleep Tby Lat Hleep," the commit
tal prayers wete read by Dr. Carmkhael
and then the vaat aud sorrowing crowd
dlaperaed. ,
ItOOBKVEIT NOT KMGIHLK.
Gov. ltlack'H Men Spring Their
Surprise The Nomination of
Roosevelt, They Say, la ilmpos
1'oeblble, But XAter Telegrams
Saj .They Are Ofr.M -'
Albany, Nv- Y., Sept! 23. The aup
oortera of Governor Black have tonight
exposed their band, which h been
reaponaible for their great confidence iu
their ability to defeat Colonel Roose
velt for the gubernatorial nomination,
and which make tha nomination of
colonel an Impoaalhljlty.-"- Colonel
ran aa a candidate for Governor In thU
State at thia Uma, owing to hia being a
non-realdent. Ilia opponent claim
that when he waa a worn In aa Aaaiatant
Secretary of, the Navy and alao aa
cob url in the volunteer army ,he gave
his reaideuce as Vaahiuit n, l. C.
THKTRl'TII.
WAsmivuiyN, Sept. 2 .Theodore
Roosevelt, when commUaioned lieu
tenant colonel aud su'jeeiuently as
colonel of tlie Hough Rider, was cred
ited to New York iu wai department
official publicatku. Iu ,.e list of vol
unteer ottlcera Uoosevell'a residence is
given aa New York.
New Yokk, Septemlier 24. After
( oiiHultlug w ith the best lepal talent it
v.... I liut ul.ltlllll l?.U.U.IV. It 1
uouiinatcd next Tuesdiij, there will
positively lie no legal obstacle to Ids
election.
UKSOU' i lt5,S OF RKSPKCT
Paswenl by the Daujr, liters of t !io
t'ontedenify YcstrVay Evo
nlnsr. The Jamea it. Goriion Chapter,
I laughters of the Confederacy, of Win
Hlon, North Carolina, met in the V M
C A. parlor yesterday evening aud
pasMcJ the folbiwinu it solutions to the
meuiory of t lie '"Daughter of the Con
federacy," Miax Winnie Davis:
Whercaa, tlie Angel if Death has
borne the sweet apiril ot A Ish Winnie
DaviH, the " Daughter of the tuifeder
acy," from tho scenes of life to the
beautiful liome above; licit
Resolved, That Jamea It. Gordon
Chapter, Daughters of (be Confederacy,
of Winston, North Carolina, would
gently place a forget me-not In the
beautiful garland that loving hands me
w cavt:ig Iu honor of I he memory or
this devoted daughter, whose noble
life sheds fresh lustre upon her honored
name, and who has been called hence
in the midst i f a gloiioua womuu
htHid. Resolved, That a page of our records
be inscrlbcd'to the nieunwy of the de
ceased and that a copy of these resold
tloua be forwardei) to the bereaved
mother, and that tlie city papers be
requested to ropy I be anuie.
Mint. W. T. lluowN,
Ml(H. J. It. III I AKKK, JH ,
Miks Dki.i'hink Hall,
Committee.
.
Tho Tt'iu-lnTs AhsocIjH Ion.
The Teachers Asaociatloii of Forsyth
county will hold lis monthly meeting
In the court ho use next Saturday, Oct
1st. AU the teucheni of tin- county are
earnestly rei, nested to attend.
I'KOOKAM.
It :i'0 a in Devotional exer ises by
DrWSCreasy.
11:00 a in An address by some
prominent educator.
J 1:30 a m-Pliyslology by H A liege.
12 in ItecefrH.
1:0) p ni 'Vdagogica by Dr A I'
Davia.
1 :it0 p in Geography, North Amer
ica, by Mlfs Nora Hlitet.
U:' 0 p m -History 1HII1 by A N Mn
vllle. Tenth Annl verwary it .M.C. C
A I'r HT im to ImjAit.uikimI.
The Voting, Men's Christian Associ
alion 'ill le ten years old on the IsmI
Sunday iu Octolier. It was orgaiii.ed
in Centenary M. 15. church in the year
HHH moou after the series 'of meetings
which were helo In thia city by the
Rev. R. G. Pearson. It Is probable
that the Ixiard of directors will arrange
some appropriate service for the tenth
anniversary of The Association which
will lie held l he latter part of next
moi.tii. The preaent President of the
Association, Mr. Rufus A. Hpaugli, was
one of the charter mem tiers at the time
o) organization, as wag also a number
of the present board of directors.
Tho FiiiodH.
From points all along the Vadkln
and Catawba ilveis conies the distress
ing news of tlie destruction of crops
and projierty by the overflow.
At Lenoir' the rainfall waa 0 luchta
in 24 hours. The Catawba river waa
25 feet above a level yesterday. Trains
on t he Western road were all stopped
o: delayed. The corn cropa are covered
up with mud and a few houses havs
beeu washed away.
At Morganton tlie river la 2H feet and
the steel bridges are i-ulunerged, Many'
log booms have been broken and the
loga floated away.
Onr full report of the Yadkin yes
terday aud today in connection with
the disaster ou the Catawba and ita
tributaries make very distressing read
ing.P We do aincerely sympathize with
tbe farmer who have tbua iu a aiugle
night loat the labors of a year that
promised abundant harvest- and many
of them tbe accumulation of a life
time.
To Play On tire VarXtyr
Preetoa Miller, of thia city, will leuve
Monday morning at 6 o'clock for
Chapel Hill to attend the present e
ion of the University of North Caro-
.Hua.:::::.!::;;,!
He will probably play center ruab on
lhj Varaity ftxjtball team. Preaton
underatauda tbe came, ii a swift run
oer, and will be a great addition t tbe
team. He welgbta 216 pouuda. .
I lii MEET
And Nominate a Ticket That
Will Lead Us On to a
Glorious Victory.
Crowds Pack the Court House
and Show Much Interest
in Proceedings.
The democratic oouuly convention,
which met In tlie court house today,
was a surprise to every laxly In Its mag
nitude. Tlie court house aud the bar
was literally packed with people.
And such a spleudid looking set of
splendid men. Well dressed, hand
some, earnest, Intelligent and deter
mined, even a cusuai glance over this
maguiliceiit collection of tlie honest
yeoiuary of Foray th county waa an
Inspiration. .God blcsw old Forsyth
ami be thanked for such a breed of
pat riots.
Promptly at o'clock Col G K Webb,
chahinan of the county executive com
mittee, calied tliu meeting to order and
rciuesled Col J M Guyer to act as
temporary chairman The members
of the democratic press were made
aecrutlua and on motion of C H Watson
toe temporary organ l.atioti was made
permanent.
The chairman then announced that
the convention waa ready for busi
ness. The roll waa called and all
lowushlps were found represented.
Culls were made for J J Marshall,
w ho came forward and said: "I am
here w ith you today a llryan- Populist
and I am with you all today to stai d
by you just aa long aa you stand by
principle that Is best for tills country.
Abraham Lincoln was au honest lover
of his country and 1 have beeu a I. In
coin republican but the republican
party left me and now (he populist
party has deserted ita principles and I
am w ith you democrats heart and soul
for good government and correct prin
ciples und I believe you Intend to
give II."
F T llaldw iu, Plena lluik.K A Grilllth
and John D Waddell, were placed iu
nomination tor tbe legislature
Tlie cull of tlie townships showid
the follow lug vote:
Baldwin' 7Jj, Griffith Mj, Waddell
Ilurk Hi 'S il. Haldw in was declared
Humiliated
Griffith withdrew Ids name from the
convention, saying he desired to with
tliawTu favor of Home gent'emmi from
the county.
On the next ballot between Waddell
and Ilurk the following waa the vote:
Waddell 04, Iturk 40. Waddell, of Ha
Icin (.'hnie township, was declared
nominated for the Icgisliitiuc.
It M McArthur was iiomiled for
Hlieriir by acclamation amid mu h
enthusiasm.
I) D Khelton wan placed in nomina
tion for clerk of the court by I,ee
Holland.
11 K Mclver placed Die uame of H T
Neal in nomination for clerk.
Tlie call of the townships showed
the following vote: Neal .VI 8 4,Hheltoi
47 9-1 i.
Mrrihclton moved that tlie nomina
tion of Mr Neal for clerk of Hie court,
be made unanimous. Ilia motion pre
vailed. J II Whitaker, Jr, placed iu nomina
tion the name of ('apt. R R Craw fori),
of IhlH city, for register of deeds.
The name .if Hugh Lindsay, of
Ker'nersvHIe township, was placed
before the convention for the nomina
tion of register of deeds by. Hon. C H
Watson.
Lindsay received H.j yotes in the
call of townships and was declared to
lie the democratic nominee for register
of deeds, Crawford received 1HJ votes
aud on motion of J B Whitaker Mr
Lindsay's nomination was made
unanimous.
Tlie names of Frank Alspaugh, A K
Shore, B L Billing and K VV Burk
were placed hi nomination for county
treasurer.
OTbe following la the official vole by
township Alapaugb 67J, Shore 27J,
Bitting 12, Burke 12.
Alspaugh waa nominated for county
treasurer.
George H Hauwer, M 11 Moor la and
D A Bin k ley were put before tbe con
vention for the nomination of county
surveyor,
Thecal! of to.wnahlp showed the
following vote: Hauser, 61 1-2 Morris
22 1-2, Dink ley 16. i Mauser waa de
to be tbe democrotio nominee for sur
veyor. , Dr. J. F. Sua finer waa nominated by
acclamation lor coroner.
J.J. Marshall, R. H. Linvllle and
Matt Crewe were nominated for county
com m Isslonera.
The convention la still in session uh
We gujjreat..
News from Mr. Win. Watklna.
Our young townsman, W H Wat
klua, wbo removed with hlsehsrmlug
bride to California receutly,ls receiving
a veiy glad welcoine at Wooiiland, his
new home.
We clip the following from The ,
Mail, of Woodland, of 17th Inst:
"The reeeptlou tendered Mrs. K C
! Laugenour and Mr aud Mm William
! Walkiua last night, by the lad lea of the
M. K. church soutli, waa a highly
pleasant allair. The church parlors
weie elaborately decorated with
Mowers.
"A brief address of welcome was
made by the pastor to which Mra.
Laugenour and Mr Watkins replied" In
happy vein. A very congenial even
ing was s'tit, aud refreshments were
served. A large number was pres
ent." COMMI PTF.KS A1M01N TKI
To I.iHik After the IK'IokhU's
Durliitf (JUe Western North
Carolina Couferenee.
The following committees have been
appointed to provide homes for tlie
delcgtiteH and make all other arrange
ments for the annual Western North
Carolina M K Conference, which will
convene in this city on Novemlier 1H,
lasting three or four days:
Committee of AiraiigemeutH J A
Gray, chairman, J W llanes, G W
llinsliaw, M A Walker, J K Norfleet,
Rl Diiltoti, II C Ashcraft, It K Car
niichiiel, und W II Leonard.
Kuterttilmneut Committee T L
Itaw ley, It H Crawford, T I. Vaughn,
J S Voung, J VV Kidder, Chas Thomas,
Chaa ork, W K Martin, W II Marler
K A Griffith, W K Franklin, Phillip
llnnes, J F Griffith, R W llelo, W P
mu.
Reception Committee - P N Bailey,
J II Vaughn, P II llanes, W M Mosely,
It K Dulton.Geo I) llodgin, T B Craw ford,
W M lleiidren, J O White, K O
Curtis, J W Carter, J W F.arp, K G
llesltr, I. A Vaughn, K K Gray, H C
Ogliuru, A I DKlocktou, J J Norman,
A it Wright. W 11 Wood, Itrooks
llyiium, Dee Cromer, Ot(o Lilplert,
Frank Kpencer, T L Fairow.
itiiseliall VeHterday.
At Boston- Boston 2, i'itlsburg I
At Ph.hidclphia Philadelphia
('levelaiid I.
At Baltimore Ba'limore (, Ch'cago
:i.
At New York - Loulaville 0, New
N oi k ;l.
At Brooklyn - Brooklyn I, Hi.
Louis .'I.
At Washington First game: Wash
ington :t, Cliichinalt I. Hero nil game:
Cinciniiali II); Washington (I.
H1ANII1NII UK I'lllC CUIUS.
Won Lost
PC
OHII
040
000
500
510
ftitl
fd ii
4!
447
;t.ij
U0.i
Boston K7
Baltimore Nil
(..'iiiiiuiiat H2
Cleveland 71
( iilcitgo 7H
New York 70
H
40
o:t
fiH
HI
til
0'J
07
74
70
HO
(Hi
Philadelphia ti,i
Pittsburg 07
Louisville tH
Brooklyn 4H
Washingl on 4H
Ht Louis i(5
Return I com (ireeiiMlMiro. ,
Mesihinies A B Gorrell, Caldwell, II
F. Mclver, II L Biggins, and Ml Hhe
Lii Ie Grogau, Abhle ('uldwell, KO Ii
Dickson ret u i mil this morning from
Greensboro where they have lieen
ullendiug the Ladies Missionary Union
of tlie Orange Presbytery. Yesterday
u resolution was passed thanking the
ladies of ireeusboro. and her eople
generally for their attention and con
sideration for their comfort during
I lie meeting
Rev Robt K Caldwell, of this city,
delivered an address at H o'clock last
night.
The Union closed at li) o'.'ock last
night
Y M C A Notes).
Mr. Fred N Day will conduct tlie
usual men's' meeting ut the Y M C A
at 6 o'clock tomorrow. All men w ill
receive
a hearty welcome,
eseclally
atraugera to Christ.
The Star course of the association
promises to be a very Interesting one
this year. The entertainment com
mittee are sparing no pains to make it
a success. The cost of the course Is
considerable more than iu former
years
The association bible class meets
every Thursday uigbt and Is doing
gisKl work.
Vienna Notes.
Eiirroit Joi'knai. : The Yadkin
river la on a boom. It la all over the
bottoms und will ruin a great deal of
the tine corn.
Mr Andrew Huffman, of Glenn's
Ferry, we learn, lost hisferry laiat. it'a
golug down the river.
The rain has done a large amount of
damage, washing the ground very
badly. ;
Mr Huffman is building a handsome
new residence on bis flue farm on the
late W B Glenn's farm ou the river
.,..11 , ni . tm
.ww-iiun ui vuiuuusr i
There is a call meeting of the Chaui
her of T!ouimerce Tor Xlouday night.
AU members are urged to be preseut
aa buslneaa of huportanee i will be
coDHldered. ; ; .,
The Peoples'
National Bank
U. S. DEPOSITARY.
J. W. FRIES, President
T. A. WILSON- Cashier.
SHOES!
GOOD SHOES CHEAP.
To introduce our shoes in Vin
atoii ami Hiilein we w ill make some
unheard of prices. To fully appre
ciate tliix you must aee the ahtn,
ami we cordially in ite you to call
and jjive 1 hem a careiul iuHpM'tion.
V'e offer 700 pairs women'H
liuttoned ami lace, giMxlyeai welt,
hand sew ed, patent leather and tope.
! of same, Krm Hek'dion of atyles at
Vl.lS. None, of theae hIioon ore
Mohll'or loss than s2 50 j or pair,
and moM
f tliem .K0 anil ijUiO.
Lot No.
ami vouIIih
tent her, Nn.s.
.'. L'oo paira lioyH'
ahoes, g(Kl Molitl .
I to ."), yotu choice
thin sale use., worth from 1. '." to
2.50.
-liid No. .1. loo pairs women's
Oxford tie, at tl .00 your choice.
Old ju ice - (o to :!.,r0.
Lot No. I. L'Ot) pairs ot chil
dren's dougola ami grain school
shoes. Tli is sale at 4ie. These
slines sold at from 75c. to I.'J5.
We cordially iuvite every
man, woman ami child in tbe two
cities to cull and examine our stin k.
lU'lLUJNG FORMF.KLY
our p HI) It Y PKOPLL'H
NATIONAL HANK.
L. E. Darden.
R. H, JONES, Dentist.
Office in People's Bunk Building.
Phones: Interstate "iW; Bell 108.
Til K MAHKK'l'S,
CIohIiiuT (Quotations) by, Private
Wire to W. A. Porter field A Co.
W. A. Porlertleld A Co., coiuuiIhsIoli
brokers, furnish ua with the following
closing quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board of Trade :
The following are the closing quota
lions of the New York Slock Ex
change: Nkw Yokk, Sept 1 4, '8.
American tobacco IITj
Atcli., Top. A Santa Fe 34.1
H.AO.
(!. aud O. 22j
(inc., Bur. aud Quiucy 1151
Chicago Gas , m
laslnware aud Hudson
Dist'r and Cattle Feed :l
Erie 1 1
General Electric 4
Jersey Central
Ijouisville and Nashville .Vij
Manhattan Elevated 07t
Missouri and Pac4rie M
Met. Traction 154)
North western l.'tlj
Northern Pacltlc Pr. 77
New York Central 110
Pucillc Mall
Beading
Hock Island 102)
Southern H'y Pr. aaj
St Paul 1U7 j
Sugar trust I20i
Ten n. Coal aud Iron Lti
i'eias Pacific 1H;
IJ. S. Iieather Preferred oss
Wester Union Tel. trjj
Wabash Pr. -21.
Cotton, Sept.
" Sept. 517
" Oct. 51iS
" Nov. 5: l(a
" Dee. ,Wi
" Jan . ikll
February 5.45
The following are tbe dialing quota
tions of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Chicago, Sept 24, '98
Wheat, Sept
" Dec
Corn, Jan
" Sept
" . Lee .
OaU, Aug
" Sept
u Dee
Pork. Dec
2lj
...
' "610
4J0
I .
r " Hept
lavi, Deo
nepi
Ribs Dm'
4t0 -