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The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Big Mining Plant to be Sold.

DEs MONIES, To, January l5.--The stock
 holders o. the Mexican Iron Mountain Company met here to day and authorized the sale of the property at Durango, Mex
 leo, consisting of a valuable plant iu active operation and 42, 900 acres of land. The company has . capital stock of 6. .000, GOO and have refused g, GOO, 900 for their prop erty. It is understood English capitalists are trying to purch sse it. James Callahan ot this city, is President. and Congress man elect Hull, Vice President, and there are large number of Iowa ockhol lders
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Attempt to SelEe . Train.

DgApwooD, $. D, January lS-A dcs- perate but unorganized attempt was mad } hero last evening by sixteen railroad grado strikers to take possession of the Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley passenger train as it was about to depart Tor the East. The men had quit work on to grade, claiming that tho company was no. l. keeping it's contract with them. both as t0 amount to be paid for work and the cost Of board The train starred. every pIntfcr fill ed wilh Deputy Sberiffs. 1he strikors dec Jared that they would have Irssses siog. of to-day's train.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Assas.las Arra,gnsA.

HELENA, Ark, January ia-Hsnry Young and Isom Waite, who assassinateA Prince Malloy in Ahe lower end of tho county two weeka ago, and who were as rested here. had preliminary triais thin morning before Justice of the Peace s. w. rappan. The evidence, which was purco1 rircumstantiai. points towards the accuscd as the murdovers. Larceny was the oh sct of tho murder. Some Of the dsaA mans property was found in the posseasion of thaaccused. Tho magistrato committo ths inca te tail without ball
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Natural GAs for Chicago.

CHIcAGo, lLL, January i5.-The F. O. nomic Fuel Gas Company mas accepsei the franchise recently granted it by the City Council, and promises to be ready to de, liver natural gas 10 consumers in this city for fuel purposes within a year. The gas will be piped from Eastern Indiana. and the pipes arc already laid nearly to the H. inois lines
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
THE MARKETS.
rrices Tor Live Stock and Froda ce ,a the
 Principal AArts.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Whcat--No, 9 rcd, pSaos1. Corn-No. 3 Es@+5ls Oats-No. ?. 4+e64Il.. Rye No. ,, t>Neig, Butter-Creamery, 23,e15 Butter-Choioe Dairy, lga2i. Eggs, IS GO. Chickens-ILve, DOT ib. 6G5t Onions-Per bu., eosaa5 Potatoes -por bu, ,o,dA C.,ttle-Choiee Steers. i60,95. l, Hogs-S.b5gS,A Sheep-Natsves. S.l5la 4.sa
 NEW YORK Whcat-No. red, a3ei o3iS. Corn-No. !, HAa65is, Oats--Mixed Western, a9tG5l. Cattle-S. s5tt5,oo. Hogs--4 lOtg4 40
 CHICAGO Wheat , red. aaaa5is Corn No. 3, 513s0a4ss Oats-s3s2Uf4SA. Cattle 3. 13sses sa Hogs--3 6oai0s
 KANSAS CITY Wheat-No ? red, s s1s4. Corn--No, ?. 50W501. Oats--No. 2, 4is@ia Cattle S.6o(gl so. Hogs--3 5S(a5oa
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
The soesal Qaes.isa.

ROME, January lS.-Ths Tribuna says that the Pope has submittsd psoofs of the encyclical on the social sssstion to several eminent European savants. This tourna1' also says that the pspal advisers arc still discussing the advisability sf the vaticas advocating State interventtsa in disputea. between capital and lsbor. N 10 alleged that the English clergy os tAs church adves cate such intervention. wAile the Preach clergy are against iA
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
A Recount p.m,nd-d.

LINCOLN, Ncb, January i9--Petitlons are being cirruia,ei over the State asking the Legislature for recount of the ballots of the November election. This Is sup. posed 10 be scheme of the Independents to get posSessLo of the ballots of Dougla. county, in which Omaha Is situated, for the purpose of counting out Boyd and seating Power ss Governor
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Aristotie's Maau<c Foart.

LONDON. January 10. The limos an nounces that the authorities Of ,he British Museum have discovered among coll co tior of papyrns rolls, acquired recently in Egypt, the text of Aristotle's treatise on the constitution of Athens from which numerous writers of antiquity quoted but which has hith erto been kuowa only in de tachei fragments
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Coy. Thayer It.

LINCOLN, Nra., Jan. l9 EN Gov. John Nj. Thayer has beed suffering from ner, vous prostratlon, and a report was sent out from here to night that he had gone insane. A close friend Of his pronounces the story unqual fiedlY false.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
7a117- a777@77--HH~ Wages to He Re d uoed.

PirTssuss, Pa, January is.-An order has eeen issued to the employees Of tho Cambria Iron Company stating that on February their wages would be reduced 10 DOT cent. This reduction includes [, 0c0 men, from iron workers to minerA in the employ ot tho company.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
ptr Iron Production

PIrrsBuRo, PA. January b.-The pro duction of pig iron in Allegheny County In 1890 puts the high water mark of that in dustry further up than ever. The amount tn grcss tons is ,348 s65, or in net tons L. DS, 2oo The figures also include spiegel.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23

MISSOURI,
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, January 2l The vote in the Senate on United States Sens tor was Vest, Democrat, 24; Headly Re publican, :; Jones, Labor, 1. In the House the vote was: Vest, lo6, Headley 25; Leonard, s.
 ILLINOIS
 SPRINGFIELD. lLL, January 2l. - The vote for Senator in the Illinois Legislature resulted IS follows. Senate-Palmer, 2t :; Oglesbly, 2s House.-ialmcr 77; Ogles- ply, T2; Streeter, B As no one candidate received majority in both houses there was no election,
 COLORADO.
 DENVER, CoLo., January 21 The Sen. ate elected Fl NJ Teller to succeed himself by vote of II to l0 The regular" and the "combinen houses also met separately. and both gave Teller q majority. The Leg islature will meet in joint session today, and formally re elect him
 ARKANSAS.
 LITTLE RoCK, ARK, January 2i.-Both houses of the Legislature balloted for United States Senator tho result being the re election of James K Jones. who re S~i'Sh tNtiA APttitpNt aAlN Nott' ttlN iNtphOAa- can and Labor Union votes being divided. In the House the vote stood: Jones, so i; Jacob Frciber, Rep, l2, and 3 scattering. In the Senate the vo:e was; Jones, 26, scattering, ,.
 NEW YORK ALBANY, x. Y, January 2l.-Both branches of the Legislature voted for a United States Senator at noon yesterday. There were SIX abseutoes in the Assembly, and the ballot resulted: Hill 65; Evarts, 5S. In the Senate he vote stood Hill, I3; Evarts, 19. Tbe joint session win be held to day when all the Democrats are expected to b. present. and, as result. eject Hill.
 rENSsrLvASiA.
 HARKtsRuKs, PA January .. The vote for the United States Senator in the Senate resulted Cameron tRepD. 3l ]; Black (Dem ]. i5 Senator Logan (Dem ] voted for J, c. Abbey. In the House the vote was: Cameron, llS; Black, 17, Tag gart Und. Rep1. :, Dr. r. L. Flood of Meaiville, I; Judge Harry White. of Indi- ana, 1. Absent, T,
 SOUTH DAKOTA
 iithkE S- bAk., January -t.-l ne vote on United States Senator in the House re suited; Moody. 53; Preston, 8 Melville, l Elliott, 1 Hardin, p; Brose, II; Cosarc s, Wardell, 5; Cam pbell, 1; Dye, 1; Tripp l9. In the Senate Moody, p; Pickler, ! ; Wardell, :; Brose. |; Cosard 2; Hardin, 9 Tripp, G Both houses meet in lo.nt ses sion to day.
 WASHINGTON
 OLYMPIA, WAsu., Jan. 2l. In the House s vote was taken for United State Sena tor. Squire received A. CalkiHs i5 Car roll (D) IT. This, with the l5 votes which he received iu the Senate, against Ii for Calkins, for Carroll and for Laughlin. elected him.
 INDIANA.
 INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jau q. The two houses of the Legislature met in separate session and balloted on caud dates for the United States Senate In the House the vote stood. Voorhees,. n, Hovey, 25 ; and in the Senate, Voorhees,, g5; Hovey F,
 NORTH CAROLINA.
 R,LEfGu. N. C, Jan. 2l. l.--Scnator Vance was re. elected United States Senator in the Legislature by full party votc--ltf for Vance and l6 for Pritchard (Rep) A Joint ballot will be taken to morrow to f,,1u iru this
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
SOUTH DAKOTA
AsuISGroS.

OLYMPIA, WAsu., Jan. 2l. In the House s vote was taken for United State Sena tor. Squire received A. Calxias l5, Car roll (D) IT. This, with the l5 votes which he received iu the Senate, against Ii for Calkins, for Carroll and for Laughlin. elected him.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
A TRADGFY.

At o'clock this morning, as Police In. spector Hawley was leaving the Legisls- tive hall, where he had been trying to quiet the mob, he was met by Harley Mccoy. one of the toughest characters in tho city. Mccoy made some insulting remark tS Hawley, who turned around and replied that he had better go on or he would be ar rested. Mccoy without another word fired at Hawley, the ball passing through his abdomen, causing a wound which will re- suit In Hawley's death. Policeman Nor ris, who came to Hawley's assistance, was shot through the shoulder. Mccoy was arrested
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

RsLErGu. N. C., Jan. 2i. Senator Vance was re. elected United States Senator in the Legislature by a full party votc--ltf for Vance and l6 for Pritchard (Rep) A Joint ballot will be taken to morrow to f,,1u iru this
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
POLITICS AND PISTOLS
The Legislative Tragedy in
 Colorado.
A COLLISION OF FACTIONS
Police Inspector Hawiey and Omcer Nor~ rls Shot Down at tho Door of tho Capitoi--Gov. Boyd Tskes
 Hold in Nebraska,

DENVER, Colo, January 16-The Lower House is in a state of uproar. The com bine Is bent on deposing Speaker Hanna, while the Speaker declares that he will stand by his guns to the last A motion to nullify Hanna's committee appointments was refused recognition, whereupon mo- tion to impeach the Speaker was carried and the combine elected Judge White of Custer, the Speakers followers refusing to vote. Both factions have their officers and Gov. Routt has sent two companies of militia to preserve order. Bloodshed is expected when the combine takes charg which is in their power, they being in the majority.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jau q. The two houses of the Legislature met in separate session and balloted on candidates for the United States Senate In the House the vote stood: Voorhees,, n, Hovey, 9 ; and in the Senate, Voorhees,, s5, Hovey
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
TUAYER YACArEA.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 16.--In accordance with the action of the Board of Public Lands and Buildings, Ex- Governor Thayer this morning surrendered possession of the executive apartments, but under protest Gov. Boyd has taken possession of the rooms.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
COLORADO.

DENVER, CoLo., January 21.--The Sen ate elected II NJ Teller to succeed himself by vote of II to 10 The regular and the "combine' houses also met separately, and both gave Teller majority. The Leg islature will meet in joint session to day, and formally re elect him
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23

SPRINGFIELD, lLL, January 2l. = The vote for Senator in the Illinois Legislature resulted IS follows. Senate-Palmer, 2t {; Oglesbly, 2s House.-ialmor 77; Ogles- ply, T2; Streeter, B As no one candidate received a majority in both houses there was no election.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
VOTING FOR SENATOR
The First Ballots Taken ip
 Several States.
THE DEADLOCK IN ILLINOIS
The Three Farmers Vote for A j Stree. ter at Springfield DavId F. Hul the Man in New york--Ths
 south Dakota Fight
MISS0U RI.

MISSOURI. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, January 2l The vote in the Senate on United States Sens tor was: Vest Democrat, 24; Headly, Re publican, :; Jones, Labor l. In the House the vote was Vest, lo6, Headley, 25; Leonard, $.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07

Blaok-Onk Bark: RoBscd. 5000 per 2,2N
pounds; black oak and chestnut, rough, s6-Oos
Fla1seed: eli aDasi 80 per bushei
oROcXRIEs AND woontSwARE
Cheese: Northern and Western primo cutting.
small. i0aiiItc': common 1Aiic.; pineapple,
&c.
half barrels, s325 new; Potomac. gross. S275;
North Carolina cnt. sA75.
Candles: Adamsntine candles. ~ ounces. $50
per set
Butter: Choice creamery. nc; choice family
packed, l2al4c.; choice store Isos s iSaiic''
Live hens, Fat and large 3oassc; dressed hens.
l0al2c.; chickens, spring, fa3lc.
Lard: 6a71xc.; country, sctlve.
Corn Meal: s0c per bushel for country, CSC.
fof city mills.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay: No. timothy. eli .0oas1s.oo: market over
stocked with other grades; No. 2, Sl0.0si2.oO;
mixed clover and timothy. sl0OOsslO5o; clover
nominal sg0Oas10.0o.
Shucks: 6Oa65c.
Baed straw: 4ba5Nc.
Baled Oats: sf1.OOa8f2O1.
Winter Seed Oats; 65a7Oc. per busheL
Bacon: Clesr-rib sides. &c; sugsr-oured
shouldersi &C.; Virginia hams, fancy is So1s
according TO size bull-sides, 60: bellies. NC;
Dacks SIC; short backs, &c: ,
Buckets. Painted. two hoops sl'2o; three
Brooms: Two strings. slOoa$l2s; three
strings sl.25as2.0o; four strings s20)as2D
Baskets: Willow, sl.i5a<l.50 per nest split S0a
Coffee: Rio, Isa2sc; Laguayra, 2Oa2lc.; Java
2as0c.
pound, 5$sc for tlerces; cans usual difference
Matches. CO.'S, 55c. per gross; Zoos $50 gross;
zoos, e.; 5OO's. s5at5.JO gross.
Molasses; Choice Porto Rico. &c; medium
n a
lsc.; fancy New Orleans. 43c.; choice. sGc.; me
dunn, 2sc.; blackstrap barrels. Ac.: hogsheads
l5c.: baking mo9lassss. i4alsc: .o. -.
syrup, 30c.; No do, sc; choice sugar syrup,
siss6c; medium SoaSic.: fair 80; common,
Rice. Carolina. caro-. best.
Salt: Liverpool factory filed, ,sl25; ground
alum, 81; domestic 2A pounds bieached' sacks.
sugar: Crushed, &C.; powdered Sc;
graduated, nc; A. 80; of A. 414c.; yellow
Soap: Common. 9a5c.; hest washing pka5}<c
toilet, I5a20c. and fancy prices: country ia5c.
Teac: Black,i2oa5oc.; imperial s5aoOc.' gun
Tubs: Cedar, si5Oassl5 nest painted. s2.2
Wsshboards; Wooden, slasi.s5; zinc sl.ooa
$3.50
POWDER AID SHOT.
Fuso: TOYS mining. s5S;5c per 10 feet.
Powder $3.50 per keg blasting $3.50; mining
s24O
Shot: Northern. Si.o2 per bag Of y pounds.
Grind5tOnes: l6S2c. per pound
SEEDS.
Clover 7aSc. per pound.
Timothy. Si.35a&1.35 ger bushel.
Orchard Grass, &l.3oaSl.4 40 per busheL
Herd Grass. 35ai0c per hushel
For small lots prices will be higher
LUMBER. &c.
Yellow pine: J., IA ~ inch, 10. /, seasoned,
IS foet. Sifai6; !. ~, 81 inch No. :. green. So
feet, sI2aIi; T. ~. ite inch, No. 2. seasoned. IS
feet, 4I2alf, /. IA ~ inch. No p green rs feet,
sl0el2; /, IA, " inch No 3, green 10 feet sSe9'
/, Ia 10 inch, No l. heart 10 feet S25e5yi l. IA,
10 inch. No. ,, heart ..l6 feet, Slsg22.
Misunderstanding ftched: No. ]. seasoned 10
feet sl8aI5; No /. green, rs feet. Sil&is; No. Q
seasoned. IS feet sidi3; No. .. green. s. feet
slOsi2; No. 3, green, 10 feet, $500; sawed iaths
a. 6O.5i6a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
HAlfinlOr0.

baltimore. Mp.. August G.-Flour steady
and unchanged receipts. 1900 barrels
shipments. ! s3i barrels: sales, 600 barrels
Wheat quiet. spot. 97@97ze; the month,
97@s7%e; SeptSFober, 97q97hc.; October,
CSC. asked: Southern wheat firm Fultz, $500
81. lougbefy. 94c.mSl; receipts, l@.o90
bushels. shipments. 26s 03s bushels; stock
1910. 729 bushels. sales 2i5. 900 bushels. Corn
dull: spot. &c. the month, &c; September,
e5jSc., southern corn dull white Zoe: yell
low, G9@70c spot No. white. zoe receipts.
10. $50 bushels; shipments. mono. stock 81, lO1
bushels. Oats active and firm No. 2, white,
Western. 4sc. asked No. mixed. Western.
acc. ASKED, receipts, 1000 bushels shipments
none; stock, 1881 bushels. Rye active ana
firm No. z, $40. receipts, 100 bushels ship,
ments none; stock, os3 bushels. Hay. good
demand good to choice timothy. s4. oo9
1880 Grain freiehts fiat and unchanged.
Cotton-N Iddlipg nominal at &c. Provisions
no change. Butter firm, unchanged. Eggs
firm aud unohsuged. Coffee quiet. RIO
cargoes fair. INV: No. Z. lz}Ae. Sugar un-
changed. Peanuts unchanged,
Stocks Virginia threes, Css4 BID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
oyFRATyONs or THE rFw YORK
sTOCK MARKET

.,.ns,,en Of Tobacco ~ Riohmond and other
,,,rortant Centres Quotations Of ti,e New
,,,L and Liverpool Cotton Markets-Pro-
Visions and Grain.
NKw YoRx. August c. Mooney closed at
" per cent, the lowest rate: the highest
"a per cent. EXCHANGE closed lower;
..,.A rates 4H@ASG. Actual rates. 4s31S
-, sx,x days and 4s5l. @4s5j1 for demand.
governments closed quiet currency, cs,
,,o bd. 81, coupon, III bid; rs DO. 1000
bid.
rn,on pac.ho was the main feature Of the
,-si,ng ou the Stock Exchange this morning
fe,vr blocks 81 long stock came on the mar
H.. ,r,med ateiy on The opening, breaking the
100 1uvards OF two points. London Was
f.svv seller on report which had been cir
Mated there to the effect that the company
te3 leen. or was about 10 be. placed IN the
Ssr3s al a recover There was an exception
III, isr,e crowd ~ sellers II tho stock mere
~ oA..ials ~ the company admit that loans
t,rn.ng part OF the floating debt
,..~e called in this week. bat they
.,.fe they were paid on demand, and
tpst the company - fully able 10 meet all
as obhrxtiOns London houses sold fully ten
,b.sard shares Of stock IN the first hour and
an, selling Of onion Pacific was made pre-
t,rt nv the bears for the ra.diug OF some Of
Be lesiing stocks. but they were successful
r-.v 90 a limited extent Burlington and
Sr.ncv snd Sugar Trust advanced for a time
+. tae fsce OF the break, but the whole market
,.sn gave way. and at nooR the decline III the
General list ranged from II 10 Per
e.rt Union Pacific at the lowest point
ws1X per cent lower than 1t closed yestcr-
daf Ia She afternoon the selling died out.
srl the market was steadily bid mp. There
g.s g. attempt 70 deUress st Paul but sell
s-s Of that stock met with G good resistance
and their efforts proved futile In tao last
hour Ighmau. Rowland d 90. bought large
amounts Of MON Pacific. causing recovery
n q good part u the early decline. The buy-
inr of this firm was believed 20 be on
orders from Mr.. Gould. There was fair
huying Of New York and New England sgain
today. but its prices closed fraction below
tai II last evening. The general market
stesdly advanced during the last half OF tho
dsy and not only recovered the morning de-
cine but in majority Of instances closed =
~ per cent. higher. Nashville and Chat
mnOOga closed per cent higher; Union Pa
cido closed only per cent lower for the day.
The sales amounted e 49, ,0il shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

HcHwoNn. Va. August 6.-Oferings OF to-
oac'os at auction on 'Change Thursday. An
gust 8, 1891: Total offerings ~ packages sun
cuiei tobaccos One package sold al f25. one
Nti550, one 1t an. one ~ sl6, one at $3.50,
ole ~ SO one at Sl250 two at Sll.5O. one
~ tllZ5, two 81 sll, one at SlO.I3, one ~
t!N, one at si025. two at 80, one at
~ j., one at $S.2J three az -, one taken IL
N.25, one sold at @735, one a. 81, one
a. @l214 one at &c. one az $500, one
AIKEN in At $500 one sold at 1910, one al
toiV. one az $3.50. one at $40, two az 81,
oesat 80. 90 one taken IN az $3.50, one sold at
sst1 one at $3.50, one at $3.50, one at
f4l0 one al f260.
fnvste sales reported 10 the secretary OF
ns Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Thurs
.y August G. 1891. Wrappers. ~ hogshcads'
tAefs, ! hogshead cutters, hossheads'
tapAers. A hOgshoadB: buTleYs. ] hOgHhcad;
osfk leaf. u hogsheads. Total. ~ hogsheads.
Once Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
seAy, Thursday. August 6. 1891 inspec-
Nyls, bright 1875 hogsheads, dark. II hogs
SsS4u' y uerces, &c. Reinspoctions. bright
" Aoesheads. tierce DC: dark, 5h0gsheads.
farmers. Wilson's Virginia, Allegheny.
~ ughan's, Jones. Meals, DaVenports,
SS"Aiefs and Merchants. Shelburnes
.noctoe AID Seabrook's tobacco warehouses
.spyiI today Thursday, August q. 1891: lie
sssk..' 10 packages deliveries. '65 packages.
4. vmee Of the collector Of the United states
.asssefn. IeTenue reports collections for the
~ q Richmond. Va. to-day. Thursday;
aaxust 6. 1877: Tax paid on cigars and
k@st1es, $l.2l5.sO tax paid on plug to-
.e,S =: 397 SO; tax PAID on special sy.sz.
~. fs.6i96s.
sssss, Davis h Gregory had good sale at
zefS WAREHOUSES to-day. Right sharp
9 sold They will have good sale OF
Raceo to-motgow.
cred Il tne Tobacco Exchange Thurs
fust g. 1891; !. NJ. Is. Sheppard.
3. b, ebspherd, oxford, N. c.;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07

WOOL. HIDES. LEATHER. ETc.
Tub-washed. FREQ burrs. 3Oc; unwas IA
ed do 2is2so.; Merino unwashed. i7c.; bury,
6,s9c per pound less.
CEMENT. LItfR PLASTER, Erc.
Cement Rosendals, si.4O per barrel
Lime: Agricultural sal0c. per bushel; Rock
land, 81. l0a&i,i5 POI barrel, according TO guam
tity; Virginia, $i.00s$l.05.
Plaster Lump, 800 pef ton; ground $50;
calcined plaster. q So
North Carolina Tar, large nze' IS; coal tAr'
Fire Brick: per 1000, sb5a$60.
Mastering Hair; 4ajc per pound
Hour.
F.ua sa.oOass.2s; suporfne ss.75ss4.00; extra,
f.miIy. Sbcas17b; patent family, sS25asb4Q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
st. Louis.

sr. LOUIS. Mo. August 6,-Flour- Demand
light aud values unchanged patents. *. 20o9
4.SO extra fancy. s.. 900 4. %. choice. IS 80
a 34O: family, .t3.lOgS2O. Wheat lower,
AUGUST Asc.; December, ssEc. bid. Corn
lower. August, 54c asked September. 81 &c;
year 1870. bid: January, $3.50. Oats higher,
Aurust 2Gi5c.: September. 2Gesc. Pork
Standard mess, 81. 35CGl l.62E. Lard-Prime
steorn. $Gl5. Dressed meats-Shoulders.
5f1I1: longs. 81. g6. clear ribs. $40 shorts,
S7.25 Bacon -Boxod. shoulders, SO. %,
longs. S7.45m7.50: clear ribs, s7559L60;
shorts. e. S4a7.S0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.--A GUARANTEED
81 CURE FOR PILES Of whatever kind OF, do
Cree-E1ternal, Internal, Blind or Bleeding,
boz; boxes, s5 Sent 10y mail, prepaid, on re-
coipt OF price We guarantee 10 cure any case
OF Piles, Guaranteed epd sold only. by Z. Z,
REEVES d CO., Druggists and beedsmen. COZ
east Marshall street. Hichmond Va
te4-ue,fr .suly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07

GRAIN AND COTTON ExCBANaE.
RICHMOND. Va, August G, 1891.

RICHMOND, Va, August G. 1891.
OFFERINGS,
Wheat $50 bushels.
Corn, go bushels.
hALHs.
Whea, 8050 bushels
Corn 100 bushels.
Quotations.
Wheat-Longberry SOC. To 81; mixed. zoe.
u ysc.; shortberry, Soc. to ESQ.,; No. red. CSC.
T. Tc.
Corn White. prime Virginia. 72c. to 7Sc.
No white re. No. mixed zoe. to Tic.
ozIs-N ?. 40c. 20 Ale; No. 8, 5sc. 10 Acc:
rejected, soc. to sSc.; winter Cfcr seed, 4Oc. TO
&c
EIh-T5c 20 SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07

CHICAGO August G.-Wheat Wheat was
weak on lower cables and favorable crop
news Closing prices we're A@Ic. lower.
Receipts, 3G2 cars.
Corn-Corn declined &C. on easier cables
and heavy receipts Receipts. 3G5 cars.
Oats Oats were dull and closed &c. lower.
Receipts, 20j cars.
Provisions Provisions we're weak in sym
pathy with the lower prices for hogs Pork
declined &c. and lard 2&@5c. Ribs closed
2lIc. highor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07

Z. II. Harris, r. r. Sslterthwaits. s. H Salt.
erthwaite. Henderson, N. c.; N. II. Bowman.
lynchburg, va; w. l.. Cobb. j. r. Terrell.
Louisa. Va; J. r. Frazer, warrenton. N. O.;
W. H. Check, Jr., II. y. Buell.. Henderson.
n. g.; J. \. Meadows. Louis0urg, N. c.: ID.
9. Lunt Oxford, N. O.; Frank L. Workman.
4. 7. Floyd, Z. l.. ID. Hester. Henderson,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
Cincinnati.

Cxc1xxAr1 O.. Augusta. Pork Regular at
go 50@l0 624 family, sii.50. Lard-Kettle
dried. 7%m7Ac Bacon Short clear sides,
s750@t775. Whisky-Sales, $40 barrels al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07
WILMINGTON.

wIrMIEoTos. n. C. August 6-spirits tur-
pentine firm at 3Sc. Rosin dull; strained,
SI15; good strained, tl.2O. Tar Strained,
$Ie5. Crude turpentine firm hard, sl.25; vel
low dip and virgin. $2.l5.