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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-07
THE IRON AND STEEL MEN. .
Several Excursions from PHILADELPHIA
Camden Iron Works Visited.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 6.-When the
visiting metal scientists and iron meu awoke
this morning drenchiBg downpour Of rain
was falling, but as most Of them spent yes
terday in quietly resting, they were ready to
brave even the discomforts OF stormy
American autumn day rather than forego
the opportunity of visiting the great indus
trial establishments of the second greatest
manufacturing city in the world.
wide range Of choice from which to
select had been arranged by the committee
having their entertainment in charge. The
only thing that troubled most of the visit
ors was which should they choose, Us each
excursion seemed to promise equal instruo-
ton and pleasure. About 200 visitors de-
cided to go upon the excursion to Phoenix
Vile, where they were TO be shown through
the blast furnaces and rolling mills Of
the Phoenix Iron Company and
works of the Phoenix Bridge Company.
This party left the Continental hotel in
coaches at $50 O'clock a IN. for the Balti-
aore and Ohio railroad depot at Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets, where they
boarded a special train, that was waiting,
and started on the Journey. They will re-
turn to this city over the Reading railroad,
arriving here at O'Clock To those who
went on this excursion an opportunity will
be given to make a tour through some local
iron works. Arrangements have been made
to side track their train at several of them
on the return run from Phenixville. A
number Of ladies accompanied this party.
LOCAL INDUSTRIES VISITED.
Those Of the iron men who did not make
the trip to Phenixville divided in four or
five different parties, some of whom went
through the shops of the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works, William Seller & Co.'s tool
works, Bement, Miles g. Co.'s tool works,
Gordon, Strobe & Laueran's machine
works, the United States mint, the city hall
and other points in the central portion of
the city. Still others crossed the Della
ware river and were conveyed by a
special train to the Camden Iron
Works; others went down TO Chester and
visited the shipyards Of Delaware River
Ship and Iron Works and the Edgemore
Iron Works at Wilmington, Del The
ladies of the party who did not make the
trip to Phoenixville were entertained at
luncheon at the ladies' club house on the
grounds of the Germantown Cricket Club
at Mannheim.
PHGNIx IRON WORKS INSPECTED.
At PhenixviIle the party was met by
President Reeves of the Phosnix Iron Com
pany, and other officers, and the various
departments of the immense works were
| inspected. The party then boarded the
| special train and returned to Philadelphia.
Their visit 30 this city was brought to a
close tonight by a reception at the Acad-
| emy of Fine Arts, rendered to the visitors
| b. the local committee on reception. The
| affair lasted until midnight. The academy
| which was especially decorated for the ocea-
sion, presented brilliant scene. Nearly
all OF the visitors, with their ladies, were
present, the inclement weather keeping but
| favU axUau
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Republicans Garry ooyingson.

CINCINNATI. Oct 6.-The election in Gov
ington, KY, was conducted by a ballot
somewhat similar to the Australian system.
Uoce. The result was the election of Mayor
J. T. Thomas, rep, by a majority of 146
The republicans also elected the city
weigher, three out Of five aldermen, five out
OF ten councilmen and five out of ten
members OF the school board The demo-
Gratis elected the assessor This is the first
republican mayor in twenty-five years.
The democratic candidate for mayor will
improperly rejected for alleged informali-
ties.
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The Liverpool cartmen.e strike.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.-Efteen hundred
cartmen here have struck for higher wages
and shorter hours.
The strike. which has caused almost a
total suspension of business in the grain
and cotton trades, will be ended tomorrow,
the strikers at "A mass meeting to-day hav-
ing decided to resume work at the old
wages.
BoILFRMARERs GO OUT.
LONDON, Oct. 6-The boilermakers at
Newport aud Monmouth have gone out on
strike. The question in disputels whether
the ooilermakers OF engineers shall do the
angle-irOn work.
HULL LIGHTERMEN STRIKE.
LONDON. Oct. 6.-Lightermon at Hull
have gone on a strike.
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NO MORE LEG VACCINATION.
The Chicago Health Depa rtment Shuts
Down on Fashionable Fad.

The Chicago Health Depa rtment Shuts
Down on Fashionable Fad.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Dr. Garrett, senior
of the corps Of medical inspectors in the
health Office, this morning received this
notice from his superior officer, Health Com
missioner Wickersham:
Hereafter the medical inspector of this de-
partment will vaccinate no one in the leg with
out special instructions from the commission
1T could not be helped. said Dr. Wicker
sham. The mania for this thing has passed
all bounds. The fashion has gro wn bevond
the bounds of reason and this departmentwill
recognize it no longer. Saturday after
noon one crowd of six girls two of them
young ladies, came here to be vaccinated.
They told the inspector that they wanted
the operation performed on their legs. 'We
don't want to disfgure our arms was their
excuse.
THE OLD WAY GOOD ENOUGH
"The girls were vaccinated as they desir-
cd, but that was the last time,n said the
doctor. bringing his fist down on the table.
81 want no more of them, and won't bear
them. If any of them are 80 fashionable
that they are afraid a vaccination mark will
detract from their beauty in evening dress,
they had better 60 to private physician and
have the operation performed in private.
The old fashioned way is good enough for
this Office, aud that's what young ladies
must put up with. You have no idea of
the number of applicants there have been
for this sort of thing lately. believe it Is
a fad: nothing more "
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ARIsToCRATs IN ILL oDoR.

A Trial That Excites Great Interests
at st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. Ga trial which
is exciting great interest here, particularly
in court circles, is that Of Baron Naldt
who is charged with forgery and the en-
bezzlement Of 100000 roubles. The wife
of the baron implored the czarina to secure
a pardon tor her husband, but the czar was
inhexible. 1t is expected that 500 witnesses
will be called during the progress Of the
trial. Besides Baron Naldi number Of
persons prominent in aristocratic circles
are implicated In the forgeries
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Postal eervice euspended

CoNsrANrINoPLE, Oct. 6.-The authori-
ties having become convinced that con-
spiracy is on foot against the government,
and that the conspiratcrs are using the mails
for the furtherance of the plot, orders have
been issued suspending the local postal
service, with view to prevent the Goa
spirators from carrying out their designs
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A Conference summoned

BERNIE. Oct. 6.-Owing to the closeness Of
the vote in the canton Of Ticino on the
question of revision of the constitution, the
ballot showing n majority in favor of re-
vision OF less than 100 out of a total Of
nearly $4,000, the Bundesrath has sum-
moned a conference of liberals and con-
servatives with view to effect a settle
ment satisfactory to both parties.
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GROWTH OF THE NATION.
Returns OF Population Made by the
Census Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6--The census bureau
to-day announced the total population of
Indiana at 2.1S9030, an increase in ten
years of 210.729, or 1896 per cent. the
population of Michigan as 20S9, ,792, an in
crease of 452, ,S55, or q. 66 per cent the
territory of New Mexico IA, S62, an increase
of 25,297, or 81. 16 per cent. the population
of Albuquerque City. N. NJ, $685. an in
crease of 3,743. while Santa Fe fell off 65S
the present population being $685. The
total population OF California is 1,204, ,002,
an increase of $780, ,30S. or 1924 per cent.
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Must Keep Open Till 4 O'clock.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6-Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding has informed the collector
of customs at Pensacola that the custom
house at that port cannot be closed at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon except during the
hot summer months. He says is should be
kept open for the transaction of public
business until O'clock each day, and later
if necessary.
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Grand Duke Nicholas CRITICALLY Ill.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 6.-Grand Duke
Nicholas, uncle Of tho czar, is In a critical
condition. The cancerous affection from
which he has been suffering for a long time
has attacked his brain.
TO PROCLAIM A REGENCY.
AMSTERDAM, Dot. GA meeting of the
cabinet will shortly be summoned for the
purpose Of proclaiming a regency In con-
sequence of the serious illness of the king
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cut Rates Met.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 6.-The Ohio and
Mississippi and Vandalia to-day met the SS
rate to Cincinnati and return, previously
announced by the Big 4, and the three roads
are now selling tickets both ways at that
rate. The OHIO and Mississippi also an
nounced a rate of one fare for the rouud
trip from Louisville to Burlington, Ia.
Hannibal, Quincy and Peoria.
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Prince George in Halifax

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct 6-Prince George
Of Wales, who, in company with number
Of friends, has been spending a week on
shooting excursion at Kentville, in that
portion Of the Annapolis valley made IA
nous by the story Of Evangeline, has re-
turned to the city
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a PrLest Charged wien Murder.

DUBLIN, Oct. 6.--Father Flavin, residing
in the parish of Cionmel, has been arrested
on the deposition Of dying man. The
priest Is charged with chasing the witness
and party OF his friends from an inn and
pushing the witness over the wall. In
falling, the deposition says, the witness
broke his leg and sustained other injuries
from the effects Of which he believes no
cannot recover
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PROSPEROUS NEW MEXICO.
oI The Newly Admitted States
can Compare With Her.

~ Wv WY AUIuICCBu bCaL6S
W Oan Compare With Her.
AShlNGroN, Oct. 6.-Gov. Prince in
annual report says the financial condi-
u the territory of New Mexico is ex-
lS' Ia and chat it has been a good year for
i,in ,1'SeS OF business. Mining and sheep
as sa are especially hourishing. He makes
Il onaie r' uest appeal for legislation to settle
akas ks3'..on a. OF land titles. The governor
ias 1 nart a s1rong plea for statehood, and SAYS
tied Ione me OF the territories recently ad-
tion1 'Umpare with New Mexico in popu-
kalitr wealth, intelligence or in every
IRONS stia tnae is necessary to build up pros
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-07
Yesterdays silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The amount of
silver offered for sale to the treasury de-
partment to-day was 100000 ounces; the
amount purchased 100000 ounces. as fol-
lows: 100, 900 at 81. 1915, 100000 at 81. 1920,
so, 900 at 81. 1925, sc, 200 at 81, 1885.
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Prepavment of Interest.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Prepayment of
interest on government bonds Friday were
s157 500, aud Saturday $57, ,1S8, making a
total to date of $40, ,512, 1856.
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Primes Of walss IN vlenna.

VIENNA. Oct. 6.-The Prince of Wales.
who is travelling incognito, has arrived in
this city. This afternoon the prince visited
the Church OF the Capuchins and placed q
wreath upon the tomb Of the late Crown
Prince Rudolph.
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Police Pelted With STONES.

BERLIN. Oct. 6.-At Sprottan, In Prussian
Silesia, the police tried to disperss social
list meeting, when the populace interfered
and pelted the police with stones The mil
itary had to be called out to restore order.
Eight of the ringleaders In che affair were
arrested
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An Extra session Called.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct 6-Gov. Campbell
has issued a proclamation conveniug the
legislature in extra session Tuesday, Oct.
IA, to consider legislation relative TO city
RoYernment
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VETERANS PRESENTED.
War Declared Against Tammany

New York, Oct. 6.-The republican
county convention tonight virtually de-
oided, although after strong fight, to
unite with the other factions in order to
cast Tammany from authority if possible.
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NOT YET DECIDED.
Blaine Does Not Know Whether He
Can Go to Ohio and Atlanta.

Blaine Does Not Know Whether He
Can Go to Ohio and Atlanta.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Secretary Blaine
said this afternoon, in answer to inquiries
on the subject, that he could not at this
time say positively whether he would be
able to take an active part in the Ohio cam
palgn, or to accept the invitation to attend
tne exposition at Atlanta. He said that Mai.
Mckinley had sent him an invitation.
and that he had promised to render
hun all the assistance in his power. He
would like very much. he said, to 90 to
Onlo. In Maj. McKinley's interest: but the
business Of the department, he added, is
now SO pressing that he did not see very
well how he could absent himself. especially
as the President is away.
NO TIME FOR CAMPAIGNING.
Special to the Morning Ne,ps.
- WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The friends Of
Congressman Mckinley have been making
desperate efforts to induce Secretary Blaine
70 go TO Ohio, and make some speeches in
oehaf OF the chairman of the ways and
means committee, but the Maine Statesman
11scined 1g to go. He pretends to wish
mckinley well, but declares that be has
not time to do any campaigning this wear
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A Rark,s Crew Drowned

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The British steamer
Ouse collided with and sank bark of
Flushing. The whole crew OF the bark,
numbering twelve men wore drowned.
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Bank Reports Called For.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The controller of
currency has called for a report of the con-
dition Of banks at the close of business
Thursday, Oct. q
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NEW YoRK, Oct. Cit is rumored hera
that the engagement between Miss Winnie
Davis and Alfred Wilkinson Of Syracuse
has been broken off The rumor has noe
been confirmed
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wan Visit Constantinonle

LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch from st.
Petersburg says the czaro Witz has finally
decided to visit Constantinople.
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Annointed Secretaries of Legation.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-The President has
appointed Charles A. Dougherty of Penn
sylvania to be secretary of the legation to
Mexico, and II. Remsen of White honse, n.
Y, to be secretary of the legation to Italy
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congressional Nomination. g

him in9or'iiNGToN, Oct 6-Congressional
/ 10, 41SiOns Mon were made to-day as follows:
bw vuC vorgan, republican, in the Seventh
kt TuX TurX district; Thos. II. BeaI. demo
an Vomenty-sixth New York. Congress
btiorA aux oI, mas accepted the citizens nom
4 ra,,.i a1o VIII run against VIM. McAleer.
bird ssr suIar democratic candidate. IN the
= pennsylvania district.
AN ALLIANCE NOMINATION.
dis r;I,l. LILLE. Oct. 6.-H. r. Bourland of
Eanca :. iue, was nominated by the farmers
Ie1t ~ ~ convention at Henderson to rem
Is 'Ae second Kentucky district in con-
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Gen. Vernoia, Suocessor

BERLIN. Oct. 6.-Gen. Won Kaltenbern
Stachau will succeed Gen. Verdy du Ver-
nois as Prussan minister Of war.
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Failed to Forrn a cabinet,

LISBON, Oct. 6.-Senor Ferraro, to whom
was intrusted the task of forming a new
cahiuet, has failed in the undertaking.
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wesleyan COLLEGE save

Wesleyan College Saved From Sales
CINCINNATI Oct. 6.-James M. Gambia
has assumed the indebtedness of Wesleyan
Female College. amounting TO S2s, 600, and
thus prevents the sale by foreclosure Of this
old Institution. 1t is the leading Methodist
college for women in Ohio.
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McCoNNIco DISCHARGED.
No Bill Found against Cadet Taliaus
ferro's slayer.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. "a special to the
Dispatch from Lexington says: ''The grand
jury to-day failed to find true bill against
Cadet McConnico of Texas, who engaged
in the recent fatal fight with Cadet Talias
ferro of Virginia at the military institutes
McConnico was discharged" 4
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GREETINGS AT sTAUNToN.

STAUNToN, VA, Oct. 6-President Har-
rison and party on their way west were
met at the station here this evening by a
large gathering of citizens The President
appeared on the platform of his private car,
and was greeted with hearty cheers and
music by colored band. 1t was not gen
orally known that the President was on the
train, or the "Stonewall Brigade Band"
would have turned out to meet him.
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OFF FOR THE WEST.
The President and Party Embark
From Washington.

FIOm WdbhlnGtOn.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The President left
Washington this morning at PA O'Clock
via the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
attend grand army reunions at Galesburg,
Topeka aud Kansas City, and to visit st.
Louis, Indianapolis, Peoria and other
cities en- ronte. He was accom-
panied by Secretary Tracy, Marshal
Randell, Capt. Meredith, Private Secretary
Halford, E. F. Tibbott, the Presidents
stenographer; representatives of the two
press associations and 9. R. Bishop of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, who has
charge of the transportation arrangements
and details of the entire trip. The party
will travel in the elegant Pullman hotel car
''Haslemere," rendered for that purpose by
George M Pullman.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
STOPPING MIR. ENLOE.
The Incident That Caused q Scene In
the House Today.

The bad temper with which the House
opened this morning developed into small
sensation later in the afternoon 1t has always
been the practice on call of the House to
close the doors to keep the members
from going out and breaking quorum imme-
diateiy after answering to their names
The lobby back Of the Speakers desk is
opened, however, and the doorkeepers alone
stand between the House aud liberty in that
direction.
Mr.. Enloe Of Tennessee attempted to 20 out
by this way during call Of the House today
and the door keeper attempted to stop
the guardian Of the lobby aside and went
out. short time afterward he returned to
the House and arising to a question of privi-
iege, as stated in the proceedings Of the House,
presented q resolution of censure against the
door keeper, who had interrupted his pro-
gress.
The Tennessee member was very indignant
as he recounted the circumstances of the case,
and there was considerable excitement in the
House over the matter.
The Speaker in his ruling az to the privilege
of the question. said that he thought it was the
intent OF the rules that members should not
leave the hall during call OF
the House, but that he had
given orders on the subject beyond express
ing his individual opinion. It was matter the
House should pass upon and he would there
fore hold that the resolution was in order.
Mr.. Cannon arose to speak on the resolution,
but Gen. Whitthocne suggested that che reso-
luton go to the judiciary committee. and by
unanimous consent II was sent to that COM
mittee.
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M En-


ANpgERs % On ora August 1890, AZ Il: so Ocloca
d John 4 Anderson aed forty ys.r eei0''' WIZ
Funeral from her late residence Harrison street.
Anacostis, ID c.. Monday, nth instant 81 O'Clock
CLEARY BERNARD, the only son Of James B. ana
the late Johanna C. Cleary, AGED thirteen months cad
Pune a from 700 gath street northwest, 1t nm
snhdsy, august 10. heist'es and friends rsspscG
EAsTwoOp. On Friday morning. Angus, O. 1890.
at 3 30 O'clock. JAMES q. EASTWOOD.
Funeral sunday at clock D M. at his late resi-
dehee, Howard avenue and Seventeenth street IA
sAMCk 9UoDKIcK. beloved stand q scphis 81 J.
Goodrich. in the thirty third year Of his age.
light from the household gone,
voice we love is still.
Which never can Oenlsd-
Funeral from, his late residence No is2a nsrkst
street ceorsetosn, DC, on sunday. August 10,
" $50 O'Clock pm 3s
HOOK On Thursday. August 2. 1890. MARY N
nuer ~ii ,Ase ace iroI The residence Of he.
street southwest at 80 ociocf , M. then e ss
Domiuic's Church 20
JOHNSON. ON Saturday morning Ausust q 1890.
southwest, ANNA NJ, widow Of tieorye ID Johnson
Monday afternoon. August i /. az O'Clock. y
Lb9NAhD. on the 9th day Of August, SEQ -
;So H.. a. .he residsnce Of hs dsashisl hrs
LEONARD OF Dublin City. Ireland, ssed nfty-four
And We move with = son, gentle tread;
There's void in our hearts that Can never be 6llsd
Oh whisper it father 10 dead
Sadly We eazed on that calm, peaceful face,
~ We remember the lsst words he sad:
be kiDo 10 eHcL other. my children. pray,
BY I'm cHmnRraL
Funeral services from his late residence nonday.
August i, Of O'Clock. Friends and relative a.
yited to attend
PFElfFEh- On Friday. August q, 1920 q ress-
deDce Of parents 40S N street Don Invest, HARRY
infant son OF I. X and Katie PfeIner, aSed az
months aud ten days.
Funeral private.
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Name. O. C. Name. O. /
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 9.-Cotton dull-middling
12A. Flour nrm-howard street and western
super, 2.25a.2y0: do. do. extra, l0a4l5; do. do.
family. A. 40a5.O0 City mills Rio brands extra
5.10ao.25; winter wheat patent, 500a530.S spring
do. do, 5oUa5.40; do. do straight, 4JOa4. 10; do.
do. extra. 4.00a4-3O. Wheat - southern firm:
Fultz, 9la99 Long berry, 92a9s No. =, ri; steamer
No. =, red, 94 western strong; No. winter red
spot, 96ss; August, 49,; September 81 n aps \
October, Ssa4; December, l8i. Corn-southern
firm: white. 5sa60: yeliow, 5Ia5s; western 81. Dug:
mixed spot, 545 bid August, 55 asked; Septem-
Der. or bid steamer. % asked Oats active
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania. 42a46; do.
western white, 44a46; 10. do. mixed, 43a44:
graded No. ., white, 49, DO. DO mix ed "A; new
white, 4la43; do. mixed, 4Oa42. Rye arm.
Hay steady-prme 10 choice timothy, ll.50al2. 30
Provisions fairly active. Otner articles un-
changed. Freghts 10 Liverpool per steamer
Quiet-cotton, l1c.; hour, lls-1d.; grain. I'D. Cork
tor orders I'd. abs. Receipts-nour, 81 10 bar
rels; wheat 1900 bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels;
oats. 10000 bushels. Shipments-nour, IL, 3JI
barrels; corn, los, 900 bushels Sales-wheat 492.-
900 bushels; corn. 1900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, August a-Firginia consols 4ea
30; do. threes, 69a631: Baltimore and OHIO stock,
l03Aal04 Northern Central stock, Is \ AIS Il;
consolidated gas bonds, ia; do. stock. 5Ih.