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was Kate Winters of Chambers street.
Newark. She said further, that she had
come to the cemetery early in the morning
to pray beside her mothers grave, and must
have lain for several hours where she was
found. She shortly afterward relapsed into
uneonsciousness, and was taken home in an
she was apparently suffering from heart
trouble, and was in critical conditiC1.-N.
" Praes 49,
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Can't You Catch On

To known means OF overcoming that obstinate
disorder, constipation? or course you can. Then
why don't your Ask those who have tried 1t, and
they Will tell that Hostetters Stomach Btters is
matchiess laxative. efectual without violence
thoroughly alteratiye, but perfectly reliable II in
vigorates too no less than 1t regulates the SYSTEM
and it is chiefly TO this first quality that 1t owes the
permanency OF its regulating effects, SINCE II vigor
Is lacking in the region OF the bowels the stomach
or the liver healthful activity in those organs IS
suspended. Deobstruents and cathartics In general
are simply that and nothing more; they relax the
bowels merely without invigorating them and as
the'r laxative action is usually abrupt and violent
a reaiiy tend to weaken the organs. Use the
dan,s' a.so' tor malaria rheumatism. Indigestion,
0epiilty and kidney trouble 20
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Two Refreshing Instances of Honesty

Two weeks ago travelling man left SGT
uhae1 MS pllioW at the Grand Hotel and did
not find it out until he landed in Chicago.
lie wrote back, describing the money. Every
cent of the money described was found. hut
what astonished him as much as ANYTHING
was that there was an extra ten-dollar bill in
th 1 roll that nobody can account for.
This morning, at the Grand Hotel, anoth-
er illustration Of the carelessness of the tray-
cling public occurred. A New York drum
mer sent pair of ripped trousers to n tailor
shop to be mended. What was his sunrise
about noon to receive the pants and S1oO in
paper money, with a note from the tailor
stating that the roll was found in the nock-
cts. He had never missed the money, and
would not have, probably, for several DAYS.
when its recovery might have been imnossi-
ble.-Indiapolis Sun. ' po'''
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CHICAGO, July 23.-wheat was active unsettled
and touched yesterdays outside figures TO Use
above. The opening easier at about 14(11ac
lower than yesterdays closing but Immediately
advanced S4@11sc, or to the top of the prices to-
day, then became weak under heavy offerings and
broke off rapidly about lac, again rallied then be-
came weak again, fiuctuated ome and closed about
l14c lower for August. 114c lower for September
and 1850 lower for December than the closing of
yesterday. Receipts 35s.000 bushels: sniDments,
2o6.OO0 bushels. Rye higher at Tic for new Bar
ley nominal at 70Lac.
CHICAGO July 23.-Wheat-Cash. 9OHc. Corn
6014c. Pork-$l1 IS. Lard-S6 90 Iii0s-$o rs.
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A NEW RESERVOIR.
Engineers See No Danger in Spring VAL

Engineers See No Danger in Spring Val
ley's Project.
In accordance with a resolution adopted
by the Board of Supervisors Engineers G.
ii. Mendell and Marsden Manson have filed
report upon the Spring Valley waste
pond " on Seventh avenue. The engineers
express the opinion that a reservoir can be
built and maintained by the Spring Valley
Water Company at the waste pond with
safety to all persons and property in the
neighborh0od. The area of the ground
which now drains into the pond is large.
The water company proposes to convert the
pond into service reservoir, and the engi-
neers see no danger in the proposition.
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HOUSE.
COMMERCIAL RECORD,

THURSDAY EVENING, July 81
SUMMARY OF THE Markets.
Wheat higher and more active.
Barley In steady request.
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay weaker.
Beans featureess.
Hides unsettled.
Island Rice advanced.
Salt higher.
Coffee firm.
Lumber marked down.
Potatoes slowly cleaning up.
Onions steady.
Butter higher again.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs steady.
Honey quiet.
Hops neglected and lower.
Poultry firm.
Fruits and Vegetables in SUFFICIENT supply.
Grain Bags higher.
New York Exchange advanced
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REMEM BIER /!
zsOx THE FRENCH OF ALFRED DE MvssRr

xRou THE FRENCH OF ALFRED DE MussEr.
Remember when the dawn sets open wide
Her bright enchanted palace to the sun;
Remember when the night, the penslve-eyed,
Comes dreaming under wells all silVer-spun;
When thy bosom beats high with pleasure su-
preme,
When the twilight ailures thee to brood and to
aream
Harkl the forest profound
Has a voice in its sound
Remember
. Remember me- when fate has drawn our ways
Afar, for evermOre afar apart;
when sorrow, exile and the fight OF days
Rave withered like flower this breaking heart.
On, forget not our parting, my love and its tearsI
hote laughs at the malice of space and OF Yearsi
While my bosom shall beat
10. VIII Its pulses repsat-
"RememberW
Aeeaember me- when, nevermore distrest,
This heart of mine shall slumber In the tomDi
Remember, VIII an above its house of rest
Softly solitary flower shall bloom.
fhou wilt see ore but my spirit shall be,
Liz q sister beloved, forever with thee.
When the midnight is nigh
Thou shalt hear voice sigh
"Rememberp' Temple Bar.
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A Foolish Wager with Fatal Resn1ts

Ferdinand de Long of Metztown, Pa. has
just died as a result of wager on his
ability to eat oysters. During the latter
part of last February, after eating a plate
Of dozen and half of oysters, he made
wager that he could eat 40, all the
vender had left, within three ,oinutes
The wager was accepted and he won. dis.
posing Of the lot in two minutes and
three seconds: He at once became sick. and
his Illness finally developed into typhoid
fever. He partially recovered several
times, but by not taking good care of him
self he had relapses, which finally wore ont
his vitality. The deceased was a mail-car-
rfer, and had always been healthy and
robust up to the time of his oyster-eatina
feat.-Globe-D Democrat.
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Ii. Howecamp, who was arrested Wednes-
day for violation of an internal revenue law,
he having kept botting establishment
next to a brewery, was released yesterday
on $4,000 bonds. Howecamp's arrest is the
outcome Of the Hayes Valley Brewery seiz-
larn
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BAGS-The combination of importers has ad-
vauced Calcuttas to SLac: Wool Bags, S6G13Sc
OIL - California Castor OIL, in cases No
is quotabe at -; No. ,. cases, 81 TO- bbls 9Oc
manufacturers ratesl; EASTERN do 81 80 California
Lin seed. bbs. 2 gal. boiled, 521ac; raw soc a p.
cases. l5c more. Cocoa, 80 G6Dc q gall; China Nut
soc - gallon; Eastern Linseed On, IN bbls ste
do raw. SIC q gallon, cases. 2c more; Lard OIL bbls
72Iae; cases. soc fgallon.
PETRoLEUM-Starlight, lpc = Gallon: Downer's,
27lac q galson Astral. i9c; 1902 Elaine 24c:
Pearl. lSc: Water White. refined. bulk, l3c;
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An Heir wantea

Mayor Sanderson yesterday received a
communication from Frederick Frobass,
pastor and school visitor of Kokerman,
Province of Silesia, Germany, asking for in
formation of Ernst Richter, formerly n
blacksmith at Haywards. Alameda County.
who has Inherited 1900 marks from de,
coa cod ralativa -
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Exchange and BaIlio


Steamers to sail to-day are the MonowaI for
Australia via Honolulu. the Umatilla for Victoria
and Puget Sound, the Pomona for San Diego and
the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Empire falls
due from NanaiIno, the Scotia from TillamOok bay.
the Coos Bay from San Pedro and the Bonita from
the southern coast.
The ship Empire, 1910 tons, loads Coal at Depart
Bay for port.
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments
to-day on the constitutionality of the act
passed by the Legislature appropriating
money for the cultivation of raDiie and the
act appropriating S125 month for the
relief Of Colonel Jonathan ID. Stevenson.
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HER RECORD GROWING.

Now Charges Against Sophie jackson
Being Made Daily.
New charges of embezziement are being
daily placed against Sophie Jackson, now
serving out series of terms in the County
Jail. Every day another of her victims
makes her complaint at police headquarters.
and if further convictions against her are
had the woman will spend years in Jail. She
the County Jail every other day, while the
new charges are placed against her, and yes
terday she was similarly favored.
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The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the
decision OF the lower court in the case of
Ngon All Nam, who was convicted of simple
assault ON a feilow-cOuntryman on March
A, 1889. and served out his sentence three
months ago.
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Mill Valley Mails.

Samuel Flint, SUPERINTENDENT OF the Rail-
way Mail Service. has made arrangements
for double exchange of mails for Mill
Valley every day except Sunday. This will
be direct to and from this city, and will be a
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Henry II. SCHNEIDER with w. II. wickersba m
iron roofing, etc. w. line OF Spear st bet
Mission and Howard; $1,000
Elijah p. Mcknew with George Eaton to build
on 5. line OF Nineteenth st. bet Cast and Collin q
wood: 5000; bonds $500. with r. Il. Byxbee and
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idlers in that district. Up to the present the
mails have gone to and from the Sausalito
office once each nau
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r, d
lots 81 and SO, Mosswood Tract, Oakland
WINFIELD Curtis (rrusteel to j W. Laymance
ct al, lot on Sc. cor. OF Sixth and West sts,,
f. 75xl00. Oakland. IN correction
j. w. Laymance to Frank Ii. Pollard. undI-
vided hair interest In same. ,,.,...
Ed IL. benjamin to Granville s. Abbott, lot
on n. line OF Seventh st, 2l2 E. OF Kirk
ham. f. 96x147B6, Oakland. ....,
HUH Hogan to Bessie NJ, wife Of George X
Holloway, lots AZ to As, Garrison Tract.
Oakland Township. Observation-Disclosures.
A. Campbell and c. T. Johns TO j. T. Carotn
ers. lots Ia and Is, Block q, Case Tract
Oakland Township.
William S. Vagg to Robert G. Wilson. lot ON
s. line OF Craw!ordi ST., 225.28 w OF
Baker, w. SO by s. 232, Oakland Township
Richard Il. Moyes to Ferdinand Movers. nm
divided one-thfrd of lot &, Block q San
Zoe A, wife OF A. Munson, to Maria and
Manoel Pereira, lots " and 20, Block III.
new town OF Lynn, Oakland .
Julius Fischer to Theodore c. A. Fischer lot
~; BLOCK z, Amended Map. Butler Tract,
Oakland Township
26o n. OF Depnison, N. 75xl25, East Oak.
Same to same, lots 3 and IA: also corn
mencing on NV. line of lot Ia at inter-
section with SW. line OF p st. NV To
Pine st. by SW. 1904, all In Villa lots adj
IacenI to N. addition TO Livsrmors. also
plat q, Mountain View Tract. Murray Town
Charles NJ. Smith and wife TO Thomas Is
Potter. lot II and w. 26 feet Of lot 49,
BLOCK 80, Estudillo Tract, San Leandro
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A Girl Fafnts on Her Mothers Grave.
AS the Waterman at the Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. at Elizabeth, N. j., was making
his rounds at dusk he discovered young
woman lying unconscious upon one Of the
graves. He summoned assistance aud had
the woman removed to the priests house
not far from the cemetery. Tie young
woman partly recovered, and said her name
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Sun Franclsco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ara
as follows:
BEEF-ChoIce, &c; first quality. 5Iac; second
quality SC; third 90. 4tG4JAc.
VEAL-Large, 596c: small Calves. 6@61aG.
MUTroN-Mether SG3Iac; Ewes, 7Ia93c
SPRING LAMB-9Q9 Eac > 10.
PoRh-Liye Hogs 595 sc p 10 for heavy hIri
granted and 514D53sc for light average do: sto3k
Hogs, 412G4dsc q ID; dresse do, S9S1ac 4 10
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Hannah P. Stearns to Christina Anderson lot
on ). line OF IWenty-niath ST., 1854 W of
Douglass, w. % AK l4....,...........
Charles L Llvermore TO Robert NJ Lindsay.
lot on Sc. cor. OF Twenty first and Chatta-
nooga SITS, L. l25X 04..... .,.-
Charles Carr to James O. Noe lots z and a
Block z, West Eud Map 2.....
Thomas Rourke and wife TO Benjamin T. Ju-
die, lot on T. lac o. LaFkiu ST. 81 IS S of
Greenwich, S. 25IS7 :6...........,..
W. V. Huntington to Sarah j. Cheney lot ON
). line OF a St. 1915 Z. Of Twentieth ave.
E 25xl0O; also lot on +. line OF Twentieth
ave, 275 S. of A St. S IOOxl2O
A. Randall 10y sheriff. to James Mooney. lot
on NV. cor. City Plat OF San Francisco at
Intersection of LarSln st. with the BAY of
San Francisco, S. to n. line OF CLAY ST.. w.
TO point, n. TO Ships Channel e TO point
In the Bay OF San Francisco, S. TO begin
- hihg-.. Observation-Disclosures.
Susan II. Gray (by attorney TO Giacomo
costa: lot on SW. cor. Lombard and Kearny
SIS, W. l3I :bx13T :b.....-......,,,,.
Francis S Spring to City and County of San
Francisco. streets, etc .
John +. Finn to City and County OF san
FRANCISCO, streets. Observation-Disclosures.
Robert w. Gum TO John Mcmahon lot on
SW. cor. of ST. and Thirty-ffth ave. s.
240, w. 100 n. 40, w. 62;6, n. 100 Il.
1925. to beg Observation-Disclosures.
line OF California ST.. 53:s + OF Eighteenth
ave-, L.
Robert w. Gum to Mary Cominins lot on Sc
cor. or X. st. ana Thirty-eighih ave- S 24O
E. 10, n. 24O. w. 62:6, n. 100, w 57:6
Patrick Conlin to Anne ConIin, lot on s line
OF Henry ST., l52 w OF Noe, w. aSxll5.
also lots 494 and 1876, Gif Map 81 an
John r. Spring to John Daley. lot on S. line
OF Serpentine ave., 152 E of Folsom ST., e
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New York Markets.

Bonds As 100; do. Az. 1903: Silver. 461sd;
Rentes. 95f 45c. Bullion into Bank OF England.
ETA UOOs
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LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The spot market is rising
at rs 1l15d. Cargoes are higher at 4Os Cd for off
coast. 40s 90 for Just shipped and 40s Sd for nearly
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the folio wing
Liverpool quotations: July. Is 11Lzd: August, rs
1ltad; September. IS sad; october, IS Id;
November, IS Id: December, IS Id
sEcuRIrIEs
LONDON. July 2S.-Consols. &c. United States
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MORNING SALES
Board-255 v Water 96Ia: 10 Safety Nitro
Powder, 75s.
Street-lO Union Insurance, 80: $4,000 Omnibus
Cable Bonds, ll6ha.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-lO Cal Electric Light. 1873; IS do. 1857
~ 90, 1855; 80 Water, 961a; IS Hutchinson s
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THURSDAY, July IL
Stmr San Bias Mclean, Panama: p NJ $ Co.
Stmr Umatilla, Holmes, Victoria and Port Town.
send; Goodall. Perkins ~ Co.
Stmr Santa Maria, Kenealy, Callao; VIM Frese &
Co.
Br ship Bidston Hn Jones, Dunkirk; Eppinger
& Co.
Bark Allen, Thompson, Iquique; W Grace
q Co.
& Bros.
schr John North, Ipsen, Mahukona; ] D
Spreckels Il Bros.
EaiIn5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-14

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nrw YoRK Oct. - The London market was
very poor purchaser of stocks al the opening,
tho rOo and parted wi quite a lot OF Louis
vile. HE market to day was fairly strong in
nuenced by the covering OF line 81 i5o09
shares OF short stock that was put cut by Mr..
Cammack in the last few days he market
was quite dull but still he got bis stocks very
easily.
The coal stocks were the strong spots. The
coal situation j. In very good shape. and II We
have = cold winter we can be prepared 10 see
much higher prices ID these properties.
Louisville and Nashville was weak and
the feeling IN this stock is getting
quite bearish. TIE same can be said
Of Nor hern Pacific preferred. The traders say
that these corporations have been issuing too
many securities OF late. Chicago Gas was fair
ly steady. still there seems TO be plentiful
supply OF this stock. II ought 20 look cheap 81
the present prices There is no doubt that the
public have been quietly getting out their
stocks. and unless something quite favorable
deNelopes. we hardly look for any activity IN
the market.
Money on call loaned at easy rates. closing at
per cent; the highest. 4; lowest, 80. Exchange
steady. posted rates. 4.sO16s4H. actual rsies'
Afgiia4 50 for sixty days and 4S}GlR34 for do
mand Governments closed quiet currency 90,
III; as coupon, LlG19; extended 2's, registered
Trading in stocks this morning was on q lin
tied scalewhilo prices were unsettled and irreg
ular. Ia the early deangs the market was
weak and prices recorded fractional declines.
Afler ~ 80 there was teneWeq Du9th anu p.iocss
not only recovered the decline. but advanced
fractiOnaly by Il clock. In the hour to noon
the bears made ano her raid Oh the list. sing
ling out Louisville and Nashville. They ham
mered the stock named freely. and at noon the
advance III some OF the list disappeared and
prices at that hour were irregular and slightly
changed. The principal trading Of the morning
was in AtchisOn, Chicago Gas ~. Paul. BuTling-
ton Rock Island, Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific
and Nickel Plate. The market was ex-
ssiyely dull during the last half os' the
day and there were long intervals
when not u single transaction was re-
corded. singular fact III connection with the
trading was the entire suspension Of dealings In
silver bullion To-day there was not an ounce
dealt in on the board. Notwithstanding the ex-
IRENE dullness prices were firm thr0ughon the
afternoon and in many cases values were bid
mo fractionally. The closing prices were as a
NILE slightly higher than those OF Yesterday,
willie in the case of Richmond and West Point
Terminal preferred an advance Of per cent
was recorded. Total sales 222.3l5 shares.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RronsoNn. Va. Oct l3-No offerings of tohac-
cos at auction ON Change TO day IrYaie sales
reported to the secretary Of the lNchmond To-
bAcco trade to-day: Wrappers. ~ hogsheads;
cutters I3: smokers. e; scrap. T. 1Oisl. u.
Ofiice of the tobacco Inspector reports To-Day;
lnspectons- right. 2l0 hoRsheads, tlerces;
dark. @ hogsheads - nerces. heihSpecuVhs-
Bright. 2 hogsheads; dark, bogsheads
Farmers. Allegheny, GA DomlnlQh
Nanghans, Jones Shockoe, Crenshaw s. Nes' :
pavenport's Seabrooks. Planters AMI shell
burne tobacco warehouses report to-uAy' lie
CENTS sS packages deliveries luS
Internal revenue collections Tor the Guy To-
dav are as follows: Tax paid cigars ana Gig
arettes SI.50l p: tax paid plug touaccos'
S27Il.9l. Total. Sf2i256 W. .
We are glad to ,av that our Mr.; John wren Is
well enough 10 lie out and ~ nsness again.
Opening sales OF loose bright toiaccos at
Crsnshaw's tobacco warehouse we're held Today.
Prices were satisfactory.
There was a very good sale at Davenports TO-
bacco warehouse to-day Prices were very goou'
There will be another sale at Dayenports TO-
morrow.
There was a fairly large sale ct Planters to-
hacco warehouse to-day aud good prices OBJ
tanned
Registered at the tobacco Exchange to-day:
r. T. Knott. J. L. White, j. L farham, Oxford,
n. c.; w. 9. Poindexter, Middletown. D.; u. An
derson Asheyille, n. G.
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WHEAT MARKET STILL STRONG
The Eafket Closes Firm and Somewhat
Higher.
BULllSH STATEMENT FROM LONDON.
Corn aud oats Strong I'm sympathy-Pork on
the Decline and the Market Weak.
Stocks, Bonds, Securities.

Cntr.oo. Oct ls.-1he weakness caused by the
Covernm MT report and agricultural report OF
tho various states seem to have spent its force
ON the opening yesterday morning. Gables this
morning brought high markets at Liverpool
and London he weather in tho Northwest
continues vet and IN the Southeast, where it is
much needed, romans dry. Paris and Berlin
markets were shade easier. There wois few
selling orders from the Continent on spocula-
two account. but offerings were all ABSORBED.
and our market at the close was rather firm at
about cent higher than yesterday. The
London Times is out with very bulI! ~ STA
uaut showing that the English and tItheh
wants VIII he fully ~ large as the hlghest es.I,
mate. They make the English crops lo"oi IMAM
former cslma cs. -,
Leceipts OF corn were again light and steady,
October led Che advance, holders seen,i"f ~
haven't their own way YET shorts ,netoAo, ~
supply their warts az the alfan. e. 10 49, -
will nave great deal 90 40 WIN me - ~ 10
November corn Should % continue III Ill. 4" ~,
Sou Invest shelllng Will ucgin .1liS- -,-',
She vet S, on set So. however, le no or'ei'
Nil be very Gght and N All proDaDlny prices
viii toe MAINTAINED . "a 49,, ,,,o-
let arl-ears strong. speculative TaolhR was
Tie ~ H.. ,,or,f,noet selling OF IecemOer pork
WAS the cause of fnrtheI "ee.4ne vi tno I've
rroduct he OLD rorh Al q ~ ioI yeIivl looAS
Serv choao parlO. VINO nave tfadc 70 sup
10 -. ~ ,srfaf1lg 10 well % lay IN good stocks
d ,s -. I'm decline Ne think there will be
,,-r@ i .,is now pork TO go into consumption so
iory a. fbe old can he bought at nearly 90 per
barrel less.
charters. Corn 92.000 bushels; oats. 10000
buebeis Red winter wheat futures at Liver
rool closed isattd higher.
Closing cables 20 the board show: Paris
Wheat unchanged % zoe. lower; hOar. % Dc.
lower lor.m Wheat. l2m. lower, o IN. h D.
er London Wheat Sd. higher for October;
UNCHANGED iOr other months
Russia and india Wheaf- Shipments reported
only little over 81 per cent. Of the week before.
Estimates: Wheat, 30 cars; corn. 70 cars oats
~ cars.
Following is the reuort of the Unitcd Press
Nhcat-N heat was strong today on reported
rainy aud freelII weather in the Dakotas ana
closed t@lc. higher. Receilts fus cars.
Corn orn was exc iinely nervous on con-
timed light recoiHt rs ami hight stocks AMI
steady outward IN lvQont Closing Prices
wore lika2 &C. higher. Receipts. li3 cars.
Dats-Oats ruled hrm on good cash ana e1-
I0rt demand and closed 54@@sc. higher lie
celuts. % cars.
Provisions - Provisions declined on heavy
realizing sales and n sympathy with the lower
hog market. Pork. l-laa2lc. over; lard, 70
aac. lower. and ribs. l54a.0c lower
YU#a
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&c., receipts, 1893 bushels; stock, oo26,7 bush
els. Hay, easier: good to choice timothy. 141
ton nominal; middiine, SIC. Provisions Arm.
unchanged. Butter active; creamery, fancy,
essa1c. do. fair to choice. e5e27c.; do. imita-
ton, 2i@2tc.: ladle. fancy. tssS)c.; good TO
steady. &c Coffee steady; Rio cargoes ssir,
i6lsc.; No. 7, l3Ac. Sugar firm; granulated.
sIsc. Copper steady. unchanged. Whisky.
Q 25'6t "a. Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks-Virgina threes, 6i9ss65c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-14
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
Richmond, Va, October IS, 1891.

RICHMOND. Va, October IS, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat $50 bushels
Corn 80 bushels.
Oaf.-2. I1- bushels
Hye-ss bushels.
SALES.
Wheat-26Gi bushels.
Corn CD bushels
Oats-lls bushels.
Res, bushels
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat oneberry. 81 20 s110; mixed. al 10
sfna. sh0uDerry. 81 TO SL08, 10. red. sl07 to
elf,.
Corn-No. white, 7lcto re; No. 9 mixed,
fc f0 1ic
Oats -No. 2, Sic TO $50; No g, SOC. to S8c.; VIM
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-14
.Bow TO Cure All skin Diseases. :.

SIMPLY apply "Swayne's Ointment" No In
ternal medicine required Cures letter. eczema.
itch all eruptions on the face, hands, nose DC.
great healing and curative powers are possessed
wbno other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
SwaYne's Ointment