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The sun., 1891-07-10
Fifty Years u Priest,

ORANGE. July 9.-The Rev. M. J. Kirwan. pastor
OF 81. Mary's Roman Catholic Church nt East
Orange. to-day celebrated the silver jubilee OF
his ordination TO the priesthood. The school
crowded. a procession OF members OF the
congregation was 10, med at Ashland avenue
ana Min street and marched from that point
splcndi!Iy decorated with flowers and plants.
Father Rtrwan was escorted to the platform.
sngro-sed copy Of a set Of complimentary
resolutions vas presented TO tho rrest, who
made suitable RESPONSE; sunper was then
The sun., 1891-07-10
MRS. CRARY GETS DER DIVoRCE

She Declines to Receive Alimony. and VIII
Resume Her Maiden Name.
Judge Osborne in the City Court, BROOKLYN
has signed the decree OF absolute divorce in
the case of Lille S. Crary against William 2.
Crazy The plaintiff aud her two children are
spending the summer at tho country residence
Of her parents. ex- Mayor James Howell and
maiden name. She declined to receive any
aIlmony or counsel fee. Mr.; Crary has in
ground that his wife had condoned the offence
Miss Wilhelmina Tunstall. tho correspond dent
in the case. Is a cousin of Mia Crary. but she
OF tho suit.
The sun., 1891-07-10
4 SPLIT IN THE MORMON CHURCH

The Brethren Won't Give Up Tobacco and
the sisters Won't Wear Sun Bonnets.
KANSAS CRY. July 9.-Tnere is q serious split
in the Hedrickite branch ofthe Mormon Church
at Independence Mo. A majority OF the MEM
bers have Withdrawn from the Church and are
seeking admission 10 the recognized branch.
NIL because Elder Hall. chief OF the He'd ickite
branch, tried 10 institute certain REFORMS
to dress in plain black dresses and sun ron
pets without ribbons. laces. and frills. He for
bade the men to use tobacco. Disobedence.
he said, would be punished with expulsion.
The frivolous brethren and sisters. however.
rnther than give up their tobacco and their
frills gave up their Church, which now consists
OF only thirteen members
The sun., 1891-07-10
Drew Ees. No, to DO Dl,m,..ed. ~

PHILADELPHIA July 9.-Bank Examiner
Drew has not yet complied with the request OF
the Comptroller OF the Currency for his resig-
nation. Instead OF SO doing. he wrote q letter
10 tho Comptroller few days ago asking that
the request be withdrawn and that he be al
lowed to continue In tho service. Word was
received here from, Washington to-day that
the department inslsts n his resignation.
District Attorney Read to-day fled the Gov:
ssrnments statement OF claim o 10 3 the upited
given by Gideon W. Marsh. the fugitive Presi-
dent OF the Koystone National Bank. with VIII
BureticS.
The sun., 1891-07-10

Miss Sarah Malone, who lives With her par
ents at Thatford street and Sutter avenue.
Brooklyn, has begun suit against Charles
Ruskin for 100000 damages for alleged breach
of promise OF marriage. and yesterday Mr..
Ruskin was locked up In Raymond stree. jail
Miss Malone alleges that soon after she be-
came acquainted with Ruskin, who represent
mon hs ago. he proposed marriage and she
consented. Before the day fixed for, the mar
riags he informed her that he could not carry
RusRiH
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Going to the Bank ON u Special Train.

GOIhg TO the Bnhk on Special TFaIn
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. July 9.-George W. Towell.
a prominent lumber dealer OF Atchison. Kan.
passed through here to-day on race to Jeffer-
son. Texas. II he arrives at Jefferson before
the close OF banking hours tomorrow and af-
Jefferson Lumber COMPANY tho Jefferson
Woolen Mills. and J. Fl. lems from financial
ruin. which now threatens them. Mr.. Powell
went from here on a chartered tan over the
Memphis. At Hoxe. Ark. he will lake n spe-
cial train over the Iron Mountain u Jefferson;
reach Jefferson at r. NJ. to- morrow.
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A Baby Run Over by an Express Train
but Not Hurt.

PITTSBURGH. July 9-The 16-months- old
baby boy Of a family named Glove. living at
Hites Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
wandered away from the house yesterday
afternoon and was run over by an express
train without being seriously injured. Tho
child toddled to the railroad track q few min
ntes. before tho express train due at Hites
sat between tho rails throwing pebbles. The
engineer caught sight OF the little fellow Just
AS the train came around cnrve. He reversed
it rolled over the child. 8 oppinR q few feet be.
yond. The engineer and train hands hurried
back and found tho child only slightly bruised.
1t Is supposed that the child was oiled in be-
tween The ties, and. being small. escaped the
FIRE cham ber and wheols.
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Mrs. Judd May Recover.

Mrs. John r. Judd. who was accidentally
shot by her husband In his sporting goods
store. 1864 Broadway. on Wednesday after
noon. has rested we'll, and DR.. Blankman. Who lo
bullet broke steel rib in Mrs. Judds corset.
and penetrated the left Eide OF the abdomen.
The Doctor thinks It glanced toward the hip
bono.
Mr.. Judd. who was arrested and released In
Sl 900 bail soon after the accident. was exam
lned la the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
morning. and was discharged.
The sun., 1891-07-10
Ynchtsmen Mt Greenport,

GHNESPoRr. l. L. July o-As many Of the feet OF the
New York Yacht Racing Association weathered yes
tcrdays storm and made saybrook harbor lett there
ts morning at $3.50 aud arrived at shelter Island be-
tween ~ and O'Clock. Tho breeze fresh from the
northwest. The time Of finishing, % taken from Com.
lnodore Foote'S steam yacht Nike on Hay Peach Point
buoy. was as follows: lass A-Schooner kdita 22937
Class B-Outye u: :23; Daphne ll;27:bn Class c.
Class y Emmy c. u ~ =. The .loon Notu. commo
Eooth's Daphne parts company with tho associAIion
feet Tomorrow her destination beng Buzzards Bay.
The sun., 1891-07-10

HAcKENsAcK. July 9.-Charles freeman. a
colored boy. IA years old. was committed to the
Hackensack jail yesterday by Justice Heath as
a highway robber. Hiram Hires and Mrs. Ann
Deyine. both OF Hackensack, appeared before
tho Justice with their sons. Hiram Hires. Jr..
aged IL. and John Deyine, aged II.
They said Freeman had robbed their sons OF
small amounts, varying from 20 to so cents, mt
different times. under thrssts Of severe beat
ings The boys swors to aiIidavits In tho mat
ter. The boy was locked un to stand trial at
the Septemb Der term OF court.
The sun., 1891-07-10

Justice Wall ISSUES Warrant for tho
Arrest of tho Man Mrs. Wall shot.

Justice wall Issues Warrant for tho
Arrest of tho Man Mrs. Wall Shot.
constable from Ridgewood. N. j.. called at
Bellevue Hospital yesterday with a warrant
for Thomas Lynch. who is suffering from
pistol shot wound OF the left shoulder Lynch
got his bullet from pistol In the hands OF the
wife Of Justice Of the Peace Isaac NJ. Wall last
Monday. Justice Wallis name is signed to the
warrant. which accuses Lynch with having
threatened to kill Mrs. Harriet l.. Goodenough.
who had fled to Mrs W all Tor protection. lynch
won't bs removed from tho hospital until his
wound Is better.
Lynch. said to a reporter that he went to
for a Job at cleaning her well. This is his
business. he says. Mrs, Wall" said Lynch.
told me to go away. and did so. As l passed
her window she shot ue without a word."
The sun., 1891-07-10
MILe McAulifiro Retires.

Close upon the announcement nj the dishsndment OF
the Bridge Athletic club of Brooklyn tho state
ment that Mike McAuligs tho heavy weight Of tho
club has "sEied his casor into tho ring tor the last
time Mike announced yesterday thar he was going
retire and that he would fight In the ring again
When he iirst appeared MlAufe was recEons ono of
tho best men In the mddle-weaht class and MS work
promise Of most tucoss;ful career His menoT@sH!s @
Ronkey and the redoub ab'o Pat Cabin are SIT fresh
In the minds Of sporting men who love good scrap"
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she Tried to Climb Bridge Gable.

Mrs. Johanna Folkes Of 01S Bushwick ave-
nue.. BROOKLYN. has been sent to the Flatbush
Asylum by Judge Van Wyck. She IL o pretty
woman OF 81 years. She has been laboring for
some time under tho delusion That all the men
and .she was recently arrested when trying 10
climb up one OF the bridge cables to escape
from an Imaginary admireT,
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Yacht Pulled or the Shoals.

GRrKSroEr, l.. l., July 0-Tho schooner yacht Helen
which was driven ashore At Pine Point. Plum Island,
Tuesday night hauled oil by q wrecklng tug this
afternoon and owoh to New avsn The Yacht IL owned
BY y! Middleton % PM ade phh, who was aboard
She loft New Haven for Newpnit on TueAday. She
caught In y fog ttAt night on tort0ns roint and
hour later s1na came up and drove her Gu he shoals
she sprAng slight leak but was otherwise INDIANA aged
The sun., 1891-07-10

David Grinith. steward on the steamship
Servis. fell overheard and was drowned ON
Wednesday night. while the disabled Cunard-
er lay at her pier. Griffith was last seen by
his companions lean ms against the rail at the
cred with graphing irons. 1t will be buried in
the Cnnard Companys plot in the New York
Years old and WAS native OF Xalaa
The sun., 1891-07-10
Levine and Headiy Protes,si.

At mesting OF tho Regatta Committee OF tho Middle
States Regatta Association hold At Newark last night
protests made against the france Of b. II. Le.
vine of the Staten Island Clu and Edwin Hsadloy OF
Ihs ve4per Club of FhilAdelJ ha In the hrst 1t
alleged that tho oarsmAh ad recently
In regatta member OF the Dauntless Club and in
the othe other that tho man was not amateur.
Final action on Tho protests was laid over Until TO-
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Claim Against tho Now Then.

WILMINGTON July 0 The yacht Now Then. owned by
j. Edwards Addicks, the gas OF Boston and rhil.
delpha was iibei!ed this afternoon by United States
Marshal MahAHy The bs liant is the iierrsshon Mann
Addcks bought the boat tho claim IL for g. 700 Tor
repairs Ths boat Is now In this city.
The sun., 1891-07-10

Frank. i. Frayne's Plays Sold at Auction.
Copyrights of the plays OF the late Frank I.
Trsyne, the actor and author. were sold at
auction yesterday by Auctioneer A. W. Cole In
Brooklyn. Mrs. Frayne. the widow. and her
lawyer. L. b. Bonnall were present. Isl Slo-
cum" was nook ed down for $500 to Blanche
Reed Of West .. Brighton: "Kentucky Pill"
Es Booby. sia5; Mari" Hss"sS 81: "Hnsar" .25 a'
Mrs Frayne says tho plays are worth sg0,-
600 She is going to switzerland TO look after
an estate left her and her sister by her uncle.
The sun., 1891-07-10
Ex.Champion Cnnery Again,

LAwKrsrE. July 6-Ihe Lawrence Canoe Club have
voted 10 enter sxchampion oarsmAn william Cansry
In the ANIMAL regatta Of the National Rowing Associa-
ton which will be held at Washington, g. Aug IL.
CAery has also entered tho Middle States regatta 70
be held 10 morrow.
The sun., 1891-07-10
Yachting News from City island.

CRY ISLAND. Jn'y 0.-The 10 foot yacht sayonara
saeG Boston to-day and the schooner Lotus started
fer Newport The steamer Ollie, having received
rudder at PlepRrass sailed for Newport Also Tho A.
ch0rsd here The lieen 10 here and will 10 New York
o morrow,
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Acb.ue. in Saturday, Races.

Tie sixth race at Morris Park tomorrow. instead Of
being q sweepstskes at mile and sixtssnth. bos
t,rseye EAR olds and upward will! be swsepstakss ~
two year Olds And upward selling allowances; ~
tapcc hve furlonRa
The sun., 1891-07-10

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-The Democratic
State Executive Committee held meeting
here this afternoon and decided to hold tho
hext state Convention Ut Harrisburg on
The sun., 1891-07-10
Naphthn Launch Race Postpo.ss.

Tho Cherry Diamond Yacht Clubs race Of naphths
launches which was to tax, place to day has bees
posi- poned FOR weok. II will bs contested Oh NsV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-15
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. August 14.-Offerings of
soOsccos at auction on Change Friday,
august a. l89l Total offerings. 81 packages
tun-cured tobaccOs; one package sold at 40,
one at SIS, two al sl4.25, two at 1876. one at
$l325. two At $l3, two ut $1275, one az $500
two at $l2.25, five At $l2. one AZ $ll.75, two
al sll.GO, one at $1l26. four At Gil, two at
tl075. three OF S1025, one taken in at 80,
Two sold at CO. one at IS. three at S7.25. two
a. s6, one at 90 one at $3.50. three at $40.
one at g. 80, one at $40. one at $3.50. one
At t4l0, one at a., one at $40, two at $3.50,
one at $40, one at S3, one at $2.60. one at
e. 40. one at Sl.5O.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF
tie Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day, Fri
CAY August IA. 1891; Wrappers. hogshead;
hlleIs. hOgsbeads: cutters. II hogsheads;
smokers. IA hogsheads; scrap, hogshead;
oAfk leaf, hogsheSds. Total. As hogsheads.
Once OF the tobacco inspector reports to-
gay Friday, August IA. 1891; Inspections,
SHght. ITO hogsheads. l tiorce. DC. dark, %
ilogsheads, Al tierces, &C.; Western. 10 hogs
leads. Reinspections Bright. 70 hogsheads;
OATk. hogsheads, fierce &c
aimeIs, Wilson's. Allegheny. Old Domin-
Dh' Meals, Dsyenport's Shelburne's. Sea-
orOoks and bhockoe tobacco warehouses re-
PORT to-day. Friday, August IA. 1891: Receipts.
A's PACKAGES deliveries. Ga packages.
. Our Mr.. JCnn Miugo lof 81 #. Smith Il
20. who has recently been quite i'll. we are
RlAd 20 say was out this mornino Though still
very much dsbilitsted.
Ar. ". 9. bunnington. Of Fsrmyills, is in
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS or TIRE NEW TORN
sTOcE MARKEr.

s,,,stlon OF Tobacco ne Richmond and other
Important Centros-ouotstiOas of tho New
work aud Liverpool Cotton MSrkets-Pro-
visions and Gram.
NV YonK. August Money closed at ?
oer cent. the highest rate was 4 and the
ovestltt per cent. Exchange closed steady;
,,,s,ed rates. 4S5a4S7: actual rates for de-
r,ani. 8s6ais64. Government bonds closed
.te.dv. currency. SIS. 10 bid. as. coupon.
rf,t bid 4S's do, 1904 bid.
With indications Of relapse in the dull
,.ss IN the London market Tor American Sc
'rrtcs and selling orders from that quarter
,ii. msrket opened weak and after tho e1ecu-
81 r q some selling orders in Union Pacific
"a louisville end Nashville dullness SUPER
sened Louisville and Nashville declined u
NY cent from Yesterdays closing to 65tL.
sYhsoquently recovering by the end of the
t-.f hour 70 CO.'S. Union Pacific declined {,
~ cent. from yesterdays closing to "a lL and
lowered by II o'clock. The general list
sgrinc the greater part of the first hour was
-esk and under the leadership Of Pacific Mail
declined t,nlh per cent by II o'clock.
.hmUnd and West Point preferred
rss exceptionally strong and gained
ror cent on improved earnings. Union
Pacific was Nulto freely tOlu al the
oreninc by the London broker, as was
Fso Ionisv.lle and Nashville The decline in
Pacific Mail was duo 10 some selling of long
strk said 90 have resulted from uneasiness
esgsel by the seizure Of one OF the companys
steamers the City of Panama. During the
se.onl hour the tone of the market improved,
al At midday the highest figures Of the
market were touched. The early decline was
moro than recovered, prices at noon being 1
10 per cent. higher for the general list
Isckawanna was exceptionally strong, and
advanced Is Louisville and Nashville
w. weak and further declined. Tho St Paul
company to-day issued its preliminary state
meni for the fiscal year ending June 30th. II
shows gross earning of S27 jO4 ~, an in
crease OF l,0gS. $40 over the preceding year
AID the largest ever made IN the history Of
tie company. The net earnings were a de
crease of S9l, $50 The net earnings suffer
Ell heavily in the early part of the fiscal year,
lut since January have improved. and the
fact that the net loss was brought down TO
such a low amount Is considered r most favor
able exhibit. After paying dividends on the
preferred stock there is a surplus OF t699, los.
Northern Pacific preferred was notably strong
during the afternoon. al was also Richmond
Terminal preferred. Both stocks were heav-
ily traded IN at times and recorded sharp ad-
vAnces The majority Of stocks maintained
their advances of the morning and closed IN
most cases =, to per cent. higher. Michigan
Central made an exceptional advance OF 3 per
cent. 20 81 The sales Tor the day amounted
70 ~, 1877 shares.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, ND. August 14-Flour steady
and higher at $lo6@lO615; the month,
S105T@1OS; September, 81 .O5A@l.06 Octo-
Der S1O6@106A; December, S1OsGLOSi =;
No. red. S1.01@10EG Southern wheat ac-
tive; Fultz, S1OOo1O6; longberry. sLO2@
l.06. Corn dull; spot. 7Oc; the month, roc;
September. csc. asked. Southern corn firm.
and higher under active European and local
demand; No. 2. 9Gc. Hay steady TO firm.
good to choice timothy Sl4a16. Grain
freights active and unchanged. Cotton
Midding weak al SIC Provisions I'M
changed Coffee firm. Rio cargoes, fair, lgc
No. Z. 179(c. Sugar GRADUATED. &c. Cop
per unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
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and held very firmly. patents, S4.95o4. IS;
fancy. 80 7Oa 9.s5; choice, $4,000 so; family,
s3.2Od39O. Wheat higher, closing August.
064c. bid September 95}sc. bid; December,
993sc. bid. Corn higher; closing, August.
Size September 55Ac. bid; year, lie: Jan
mess, $lO.3O0lO.5O Lsrd-Prime steam, Sc. 90
Dressed meats-Shoulders. s5.6211 longs,
81; clear ribs, t7l5; shorts, $7.30@7.35. Ba-
con-Boxed shoulders, $6.l219@6.25; longs,
ESQ; clear ribs. S7.5O@765; shorts, S775@
1871.
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Butter: Choice creamery, iSa20c: choice
family packed, alfc.; choice store packed Il
al4c.; good to prime, i0c.; poor 10 fair. sa9c
Eggs; Fresh. al7c.
Live hens fat and large, % s3 c.; spring chick
ems, extra large aud lat, 27s30s.; large and tat,
1sSg5 medium and tat, l7a20o. small aud fat, II
el2e.
Onions: So SRA per barrel
Potatoes: sial q.
] emons; S25Ja5
Peants: "a }lsc.
sEyDs.
Glover. 7A7Nc. per pound.
Timothy, si3las1.45 per bushel.
Orchard Grass, Sl.00asi. 10 per bushel
HerdIlrass 3ja40c. per bushel.
For shall lots prices will DO higher.
FRUIr AND CANDY.
Candy: $50. for PLAIN
French mixture: 811si2c.
Lemons: Messins, S3.50aS4
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CHICAGO, August -Wheat-The wheat
market was fairly wild and closed nc.
higher. Gables brought news Of strong and
higher prices abroad, and the local shorts
were thoroughly alarmed and bought fran
tically. Receipts. All cars
Corn-Corn was very excited and closed at
%@4c. higher. The most Of its strength
came from the contagious influence of the
wheat pit Receipts, 42S cars.
Oats Oats attracted comparatively lit e
attention. Closing prices were &c. higher
Receipts. 3O1 cars
Provisions Provisions were strong on small
receipts Of hogs and IN sympathy with the
strength in grains. Pork advanced 200 221lc.
lard, 754@10c. and ribs 5Q1Oc
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DRY GOODS.
Following are the agents prices and are subject

Following are the agents prices and are subject
10 the usual trade discounts. a..
Cotton Drills Appleton, &C.; Atlanta d. 674c.
Augusta 6lsc. Boot, 634al0c.; Charleston 6l9c.;
Clifton X. Gy4c.; Continental, &c; Darlington
SIC; Dwight IA standard. 7l4c.i Hamilton
brown, &c; do; blue, l0c.; Lyman II blue, lVc'.
Mass; G, &C.; Mass D n, &c; Natchez j.. 63c,
Pacolet, 6}4c.; Pelzer, 619c.; Pepperel, ia7Ac;
Piedmont, &C.: Stark brown &c.
GLAZED Cambrics Garner Dec; hed Oross,
4 4+ i. b. w. L Sons il5c.; Peacock, 4I4c
Denims Amoskeag blue 13c.; do. blue 2
IA, lOc.; DO. BIB, &C.; do. &C. Sc; Boston Manu-;
featuring Company Br., &C.; do blue, &C.; DO; d
d twist nc; Columbian Xxx brown, lOc.; do.
NIX blue. 9Ac.; do. heavy fancy mixed, l2lsc.;
browni l2c Hsymaker blue, nc; do. brown.
7l4c.; Jatfery XXX, 1119c., Jewett City. She;
Kenwood plaids, lO4c.; LAWRENCE, ounces lOa
4c.; Oakland blue A, Sc; Otls Ana, lO19c.; DO
BIB 9lsc; do. CO. SEC; Pearl River blue, l21sc.;
Ihorndike AA, &C.; Shetucket blue, lie; Uncas-
vile blue and brown lOc.; Warren AKA, lQ19c.;
DO BIB; 919c do. &C, slSc.; York fancy dbl
Light Cotton Duck: Boston. s-oz., lO19c.; do,
9-oz.. ll11c;; do. 1907, IISHc. columbia
s1oz lO1sc do 1907 ls1sc'' Eagle soz, lo]scji'
7-oz Raw, 10c; do. S-oz., do; lie; do 1907 Bear
l4c.; do. l2-oz. do, l1c;i Bear Duck, s-oz.' ~
l01sc.; do. heavy, 9-oz;, lsy9c.; do extra heavy
me; Stark, 7-oz., sleal6zec. .-.o.
Osnaburgs Alabama. brown, SIC; Lewiston,
brown. glic. Lane, brown; sac, Santee, No.
brown. 734c.: Alamance plaid. &C.: kandelnAn
plaid, &C.; Georgia plaid &C.. Quinn PLAID, 6{tc,;
ter plaid, 5c,;, New Tenn plaid lo1sc; Aa6amA
&C.; Siblev plaid, &C.; N.5C. plaid, 4lsa6c.
Prints: Darkest, She; Lodi,43c.; Aliens, 61yc;
Gloucester, 5I6c. Hartel, BE-; Simpson, &C.; Pa
cifc, &C.; Hamilton, &C.; Miners Sheeting, 4c.;
Merrimack 41sc; American, 4lsc.
brown sheetings: "a James River o 44c:;H
James River x; 4Nc;i a James River !, Il II.
Nm Sc; Al Richmond l. f, &C.; A. Old Do
minion, sac; A. Manchester, 519c.; "a Old Do
miniOn, &C.; q Gulf City 3lec; Il Whitney fine
&C.; A williamsvlle 70; "a Morolock, 64c.; Al
Minneola, &C.; i0-4 Riverside, 2Oc.; 1914 Boston,
25c.
Stripes and Cheviots: American. nc; Amos
keag, ga91tc, Boston, .6lac.; Columbia brown,
DE. Hamilton. lOc.; Jewett City, 7c.; Omego
s, iOl4c. Otis BB, SIC. Otis CO, 7Ac;; Thorn
dixie, s34A916c.; Uncasyille A, nc; Amoskeag
cheviots sa94c.; Columbian do, ne; Edin-
hurgh do, $40; Glenolden do; S11c.; Jas. Long
spool cotton: o. N T., 45c.: Dragon, 900 yards,
iS34c. Dragon, 500 yards, 47c.; IA ounce Heating,
1885,; 10 ounce Leakeville. zoe.
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Richmond to-day, and will leave tonight for
the Hot Springs Of Bath county. Va. Mr..
Huntington says the tobacco crops in his sec
ton are looking well and are doing well. ex.
cept they need little rain.
he4istered at the Tobacco Exchange Friday.
August II, 1891: A. NJ Goodwin. lee Rosser
y. =. Dickerson. and II. Z. Dicksrson. Louisa
,. l.. Swami and X. i. Campbell. Caroline.
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Cincinnati.

CrNcIENATI, o.. August 14.-Pork- Regular,
80 621sa 10 70; family. $40. 75N 10. S7if. Lard
Kettle dried, ne Bacon-Short clear sides,
&C. Whisky-Sales, 100 barrels at &l.l7.
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Norfolk, Va.

NORFOLK, Va, August 14.-Peanut market
steady; prime, 25%c; strictly prime, 2Sc.
fancy, 31sc.; Spanish. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-15

BTCKOKS NO. I, III. ID. c., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUS-CURED ToBACCOs. TIKI
THEN.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

6RAlN AND COIION EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va, August "a, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-6.S3S bushels.
Corn-2,6O bushels.
Oats-2582 bushels.
Rye-12 bushels.
Mill ofal-3O tons.
SALES
Wheat-269 bushels.
Corn--976 bushels.
Oats-S2 bushels
Ryo-12 bushels.
Nil oial-l5 tons.
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat Longberry soc. to S1.02; mixed $50.
70 Sl.1O shortberry, soc. TO sl.; No. 2 red csc.
% $50
Corn-White, prime Virginia, 7Oc.; No. 3
white. 70c. No. mixed, CSC. 10 69c.
Oats--No 2, SIC. 10 $50; No. 8, &c. TO &c.,;
rejected, 800; winter (for seed), l5c. to $50.
RYe-75c. to S5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-15
pRras. pYEsrurFs. OIL. ETC.

Alum: &c.
Alcohol S235as240 per gallon.
Concentrated Lye: $50 10 $3.50 per case OF
four dozen.
Copperas: &c TO NC.
Cochineal: 5Oc per pound.
Extract of LOgwoOd: l3al6. assorted. l6c
sperm 75c.as1; whale. 45c.; straits. 3Oa35c.; La
brador-cod oil. 4Oa50c.: lard. 60a65c.; sweet 50
per dozen: best salad $50; castor Sl.50 per
gallon: Virginia lubricating, lta40c.; kerosene,
Sal2c cash per gallon.
Indigo: 75a90c.
= Nader l0al2c.