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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

In the PROBATE Court, IN md Tor Salt Late
Nouuty. Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of tho Est.io Of John Icos.
Deceased.


order TO show Cause 81 hy order OF ale Of Real
latNtc should Tot he made
IHIIZ NnEIH \. RES, tue ADMiNIs.
II tAtfN OF the tststo ~ Joun Hees De-.
rrused having nIei her petition herein, duly
verified, lraiirr frr nm order OF Ealn Of tho
ruit rstnto 81 suii drtrdtnt, for tho purposes
tf-yn Hct form, % ls therefore ordcrb is tho
Judge oi said Count. thni uli rer-Ons Interested
- no estate u SAID icreHsa s'aurfsr before tile
ga irulutr court uu tsHHy. she G0lh fny OF
Au1ust, isr', % 10 O'Clock 10 thr forenoon
ui tAid 10y, Ht Che Court Room Of said pfountn
Court go thO iuurir Court House. M the tity
Voc WhH 100 order rhuuld not be granted 10
inU nih tnninIsrtttlN tn s'll H' much ~ tho
Wrl 'ttatc uf the ssid dccr1sod ~ puhlic W
puFHtr sslo Ha rb4ll no necessary, aud thnt
D copy VI uiif urdtr nan hr iuliii.hrd ~ least
INur tuccetsirr wychs lf tho pLsruEr EvEN.
iNu ~, u.Wsl pc printed ana publishod
ir saii itv art toutff.
nitrdJu'v 18Th. ltt.
q, ", nNETCH, Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

In the r. obaie Court. in ana Tor SAT- Thl
County, Territory Of Utah.

n inc Itohhie Court in ana Tor SAT- Ihke
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the tsiatr ~ Henry Ingbtr.
sen, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TuNT
~ Anna B.Cnlvert. AdminislfltrlN u tho g..
tuc " Henry lnTHofsen, deccgsot, his ron.
dcrod for uulcmunt, and hled iu said CONT her
hhal account oi her decentralization ~ said
e. tate, anu pctttinn Tor fual distr button OF
the residue Of 'aid catnie among the persons
tnitei ihcfctui ana that Tursiny, the 10Th
Gay ~ AuFutt,A ~ s3i,ai 10 O'Clock .iu., NJ the
tour Room Of said Court, 10 the Coutty
t1uft Hnnsc. salt lake CITY and County. TITAN
Itriiury has been duly appointed ~ the Judge
10 f,id touft Tor the settlement II said &C.
"a. NJ, aud hearing said .peution for die.
inhuuon. htwhich time and place any pcfaon
int rested In sHtf ertsts may hpneAr ana show
cause, u any there b why said account fhnull
nn' To seitlcd and app owed and final dislribu.
ton made ns prayed for.
Dated July lWh. iFl2
g. v. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ thu Probate Court
ny CAuETEN BROWNE, jiL. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

ment we are going to have IN the United
States The material resources Of our
country have boon conquered; now it is
time to turn to literary. artistic and %.
clnl idnnla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
LEGAL NOTICE..


tounty, Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of the Estate OF Charles .. Gil.
man, deceHsed,
NOTICE Is HEHhhY GIVEN THAT JANE
~ Gilman, aam 'nlstraiux % the estate of
ui charles o. Gilman, dcrta sed. has rendered
Tor artllonvI /. and fled M said court. hcrI'nA
account 81 her administration of shid estate
ard petition tor nnRl distribution OF the residue
ui slid estate among thcpCf on entitled there
g.. aud hist Iurslay. no 18th day OF August.
A u. W., NJ d. u'clncs a. M. ~ the Court Room
~ said tuurtlu tue county Court House SAT-
ale Guy AMI tounty, Titan Territory, hss
Teen duiv appointed rs the Jufgs uf said
Court, Tor the rtilemyut ~ said account and
hrHring sid pUutiun for distfiiut al whirh
time anu p'aee any ptreon Interested In saii
''tstH nHy appear aud .how UsuHc, n AM
hUto be- Why sHid aceount should not le set.
tuu and hppiovcd aud nnnl Distribution made
a. rHyvu fur,
bHcd Jolly ~ isal Q. y ALLEN,
tlrrk ~ tho Probate Court
ly tAusTtN bHuwNE, JE. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

Boys and Young Mems Suits.
long pants, price now $500, former
price $500, 5000 and $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

All our Jackets and Pants and
3-Piece Suits, at $3.50, $500 and
$3.50. will go now at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

The Largest Assortment of KILT
SUITS in the city. prices now from
$3.50 to $3.50, former prices $3.50
to $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

Lower than ever, our exclusive
styles Of MOTHERS FRIEND"
SHIRT WAISTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

in tie Probate Court oi the County VI SAT-
iase, Territory OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

Ada Co,letL admins
tutfiN oftbu suto
" WA u, Collect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
SWEEPING SALE
MONTH OF JULY!

Sailor Suits. blue. black, brown
and grey, $l.OO, worth $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

or n decent cutter In them he had not been
able 20 find them.
'eThe tobacco on the hills now Is taking
the second growth; leaf very rank and
green: much OF 10 has been badly Injured by
spotting since the rains from the excessive
amount OF sap The Tobacco looks az green
on the bill now as II should do In the mid
die OF July.
~ saw no one on this trip who thought
there could be any good Wrappers In the
crop in that section, and that the wrappers
in The 1892 crop would be in even smaller
sunply than in the 1891 crop. Many plant
ers express themselves as intending to al
low their crops 60 remain ON the hill until
late September or early October, hoping
thereby to get a tobacco OF better body,
though expecting little color.
"The indications point to far less color
than had the 1891 crop. and the color there
i. I'm the 1892 crop will most likely be In
that portion OF the crop cut before the
rains Of the oath and 25th of August. Jack
Frost is unquestionably factor in the race.
The 1892 crop now Is Just what the 1881
crop was, with the frost added II the frost
comes I'm early October we expect TO see
similar crop to that Of the year 1881"
Mr. r. i. Morton, Of Clarksville, says: at
still continues very dry with W. and the to-
bacco is looking right badly through our
section. Certainly there is lots or room Tor
Improvement IN 1t so far"
The Record Of Saturday, September 3,
1892, reports the Petersburg Tobacco Mar
ket for the past week as follows: The fol-
lowing will show the movement CT tobacco
during the past week at the various ware
houses: Oaks-Inspections, rs; receipts, 81;
loose. 2.7O0. Farmers Inspections %: re-
ceipts II Ccntre-Inspecticns, ). West
Inspections, 2. neutrality-suspicious. SO;
receipts, AZ; loose. 200.
Total inspections from the 1st Of Octobr,
1891. to September >, 1892, $3.50; same
time last year, 1890.
Loose from October I. 1890. to April 1,
1891, 7642. 1Gj pounds: from October !,
1891, TO April l. 1892 1887 7G5 pounds
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day w T. Perkins. John Il. Pugh Virginia;
j. T. Pink, Durham; ]. II. Bullock. Ok
ford; w w Winston. Louisa: c. j. Tyler,
G.. w. Kemper Virginia; Fred. Schwenck,
J. G. Robinson, Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
PAL IMORE

BALTIMORE. Sept. 6.-Flour steady: Western
superfine S26 2.35: do, extra. S2.50s3.50: do,
family. $8.75G4g5; winter wheat. patent. Sl.25a
AGO. spring wheat. patent. S4.50G95.65; receipts,
27O43 barrels; shipments, S,735 barrels; sales.
$50 barrels.
Wheat easy; No. red, spot 74ssa74lkc;
September. 74y4@7l6c; Oct Der, 5596S75}4c. ;
December. 79ltS79lzc.; steamer No. g red.
69,4c. bid; receipts. 1928 bushels; shipments,
5000 bushels stock. 2075.O35 bushels sal s.
295,O0O bushels Southern wheat easy; Fultz,
7097Sc.; longberry. 72G7Sc.
Corn quiet; mixed spot 53$4c. asked; Seg-
TENDER, 583.c. asked; October. SIC asked. Re
ceipts, s,O34 bushels; stock, 1881 bushels;
sales, 5000 bushels Southern corn-White
steady at 56S5Sc. yellow firm at 57d59c.
Oats steady; No. White Western 39l69
40}Sc. No. mixed Western 37937lsc. Re-
ceipts, 49,sOJ bushels; stock 1850 buihels.
Rye dull; No. ,. 6314&63t4c. Receipts, L99l
bushels; stock. 80i1 bushels.
Hay firm; good 10 choice timothy, slA.60
els
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair, 171Ec.; No. z,
1870. Sugar steady; graduated, 514c. Copper
firm; refined, l04elic. whisky steady at
Sl259l26 Peanuts firm; Virginia fancy hand
picked. 4l4@4lpc.: farmers. 39Slsc.; shelled,
&C; North Carolina, &C.; shelled, 4lsc
Stocks-Nirginia cOnsols. ~ bid: do. ten
forties 37a4O; do. threes, 7i@742l: Baltimore
and Ohio stock, ~ asked; Northern Central
stock. 64l6 bid; Baltimore and Ohio South
western first incomes. 90 bid; Consolidated
gas bonds, ll53sSll6; do. stocks, 60SGO4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


New York, Sept. 6.-Flour quiet; fine
grades spring, S17OG2.1O; do. winter, $500
az 20; superfne spring, S1S0d2.25; do. win
ter. 81 90G2.3j; extra No. spring, SlSJfG
2.50 No. winter $210Q2.90; extra No. l
spring, S225Q4.25; do. winter, S3.40Q450;
city mills extra, S435 for West Indies;
Southern flour dull at $3.90Q4O0
Wheat-Options opened firm and slightly
higher, but the market soon weakened I'M
der dull cables and reports Of further cases
Of cholera on a steamer in the lower bay.
Prices closed &c. lower. Spot lots dull /:
spot sales No red, winter 7S5sc.; No. 2
red winter, September, size; October,
79lIc.; November size; December, S2a4c.
CONCEPTIONS fairly active and weak,
closing 5sc. lower. Spot lots easy; spot
sales No. mixed 551Zc.; No do, Sep
TENDER, 53kc. October, 53ssc; November,
54lkc.; December, 545sc.
Oats-Options fairly active but prices
only slightly changed. Spot lots closed l4fi
55c. lower; spot sales: No. 2 white, 500
3915c.; Nc. do, CSC; No. . mixed 4lc. {;
No. do, doc; No. mixed, September,
$3.50; October, $50; November, 3S5sc.
Rye nominal at G0d65c.
Pork dull; NESS S112jQ11.75 for old
Lard quiet; September and October S7.G5.
Sugar-Raw quiet but firm; S9-test Mus
covadO Sc; 06-test centrifugal, ) 9-16c.
Refined in fair demand; cut-loaf and crush
ed, 59sQ512c.; graduated, 1865 3-1Gc.;
powdered, 3-1GMJ 5-16c.; cubes, 3-16g
8 5-16c.; confectiCners A, 4 15-16qJ Lie. :;
standard A, 1850 3-1Gc.; mould A, 3-16
a. 5-16c.
Coffee-Spot lots dull: fair Rio cargoes
No Z, 143sQl434c. Futures quiet but firm {;
Rio or Santos, No. 7, September. S1345;
do. October, $500; November. S13.10.
Pipe line certificates dull but prices fairly
held. At Consolidated Exchange October
opened at 554; highest, 55l2; lowest 554;
slOsing 55h.
Naval Stores-Spirits turpentine easier
and dull, with freer offerings. Quoted at
2Sd2Sl2c Rosin dull and unchanged;
strained, S112l2 good do, S1.25GL27l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
The Kaki.

The kaki, or japanese persimmon, OF
which there are many varieties, has proved
OF value for the cotton growing belt oil the
southern states. Ia the southern states,
however, the kaki thrives better on seed
lings of the wild persimmon than upon the
Japanese roots. While as yet compare
1ively little known in the markets, the kaki
is considered of sufficient Importance by
the national department OF agriculture 10
Justify assistance and encouragement for
its permanent establishment In this coun-
try.
The range of cultivation in the gulf
states is now defined for the varieties posi-
lively identified, extending from Key
West. Fla, 10 Augusta, Ga, and into the
Carolinas near the coast. AS far south as
Manatee, Fla, it succeeds admirably on
native stock, and is cultivated as special
fruit all through central Florida; but in
the northern belt of counties, beginning
with the extreme limit Of orange culture,
It is most at home, although trees have
been injured by frost where an early sea-
son has induced too free growth. The
fruit Of most varieties described is OF a
bright orange red or light vermilion color,
in shape and general appearance resem-
bling a smooth tomato, and begins to color
when half grown. If gathered before a
frost there is a slight astringency next 10
the skin, but this disappears after being
kept in the house few days or weeks. III
allowed to be slightly touched by frost the
flavor is much in proved but the fruit will
then not keep many days. Some varieties
will remain sound until January or Feb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
grieutlfc Rrevities.

It has been decided by the English board
of trade that the commercial unit of cleo
tricity formerly known as the board OF
trade unit" is hereafter to be called a
KELVIN" in honor of the well known Sir
William Thomson, whose present title is
Lord Kelvin.
A new method Of utilizing the waste heat
of Stag is the invention of an Australian
mining company The idea Is to run the
molten Stag into iron chambers capable OF
outstanding pressure, and to raise steam
by spraying the redhot Stag with water
To restore faded manuscripts, so that
they may be more easily photographed,
Herr Liesegang recommends passing them
through weak bath Of ammonium sui
phide.
1t is said that polished metal surfaces
can be effectively protected by dipping
them. after chemically cleaning, into cold
bath composed Of one grain of isinglass dis
solved with boiling) in an ounce Of water.
According to German scientific journal.
the elasticity Of india rubber articles may
be restored by sleeping them for few min
rtes. or at most half an hour, in mixture
of two parts of water and one part OF ap-
moniA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
ToBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Sept 6.--OGerings Of to-
hacco az auction on Change to-day were
very light.
Private sales reported to the secretary OF
o.. Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
ra.s 81 hogsheads; filters, 3; cutters ~
smokers. 50; scrap (0righO, 3; leaf DARK
g. Total, "a hogsheads.
Tile tobacco Inspector reports to-day: In
treouons- Bright 163 hogsheads and
t.l.es: dark, - hogsheads and IL uerces;
Western. hogsheads. Rcnspe
b -ht. 40 logsheads.
Wilson'S. Allegheny. Jones, Meals Dav-
ernort's Planters. Crenshaws. SeabrOOks
ana shockoe tobacco warehouses report 10
Oari Receipts, - packages; deliveries %
packages.
United States internal revenue collections
i.- tle city Of Richmond to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes, s. sSG.GO; plug tobaccos, O34.92.
l.ul. So 921.J2.
Tmters' had a nice Offering Of new to-
M00s to-day and prices were entirely sat
sae'0ry.
Mr. n. A. Davis, Of Davis Brothers & Co.,
" Henderson, y. Co. has moved 10 Rich
lal. Va, and has taken the Office in the
OIL Tobacco Exchange recently occupied by
S, sheburne. Mr. Davis viii conduct the
tobacco COMMISSION business here, handling
a. took OF the firm principally.
Speaking q the growing tobacco crop Mr..
Davis sa'd. The condition is that the to-
b..l has taken the second growth, ana the
cures since the rains have been very IN
fea.r The early curings show some Color
tl- l0 body j think the crop inferior 10
llat VI last year; there will be more green
Lp> than any ether grade"
The following letter was received mere
from am interior market under date OF
september 3, 1899: Il can only judge ana
estimate the growing crop from what see
ana know Of Il throughout this section, ana
my opinion is il viii be the poorest crcp
in character and body that we have had
ln ten years Everything which has been
marketed Of the new crop, with few ex-
''nuoa, is very thin cbany leaf with mot
Tied color burned edges and hlisters with
worry little tobacco with clear color.
There is very great complaint from the
farmers about recent cures where the stalk
is CUT T. C.. where the whole plant is cut
o""n at once; they say very few have got
teu anything like Il good cure. The tips are
'Ne grpncst ever seen; the better leaves
"-eakcd with red and thin; Tugs with burn
'' edges and rough. The recent rains VIII
no doubt give ii body, but will cause bad
clnngs, making dark filters. No one ex-
poets any good wrappers from this section.
va wrappers with body and fair color must
90 scarce ana good property"
The writer OF the above letter was a pur-
,iaser " old wrappers on our market TO-
oay, thereby proving the courage OF his con-
Wctons
From another dealer who has Just re-
turned from a survey Of the growing 10
nacco crop IN the counties Of Halifax and
l1tiViyania in Virginia and Caswcll in
Noitn Carolina, we have this report: "Ony
small portion of the crop IS yet cut. The
cures 70 far are very Inferior We heard
one planter say that he had cut sixteen
barns so far, aud II there was wrapper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

ruary. The flesh is soft, rich and sweet,
with a slight apricot flavor There are
many varieties of the persimmon raised in
Japan; some are eaten in a fresh state,
others are used for drying. Samples Of
dried persimmons have been sent from
Japan, and they are equal to the best
Smyrna figs, but with a peculiar and
pleasant aroma.
The yama-tsuru, here illustrated, differs
in shape from some of the other varieties
of kaki in being decidedly pointed. In size
it varies from IL by 2 to . by inches in
diameter. The name means mountain or
wild crane-yama meaning mountain, or,
literally interpreted, wild, and tsuru the
stork or crane. A japanese pomologist
says it is perhaps the wild progenitor of
the large and more improved variety called
tsuTu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

pan while II is being boiled. The air
chamber will in such case be kept central
with the longer axis of the egg, which will
IN consequence be much more easily bal
anced.
To set the egg spinning as described de-
mands practice, not to mention some
strength, and still more, address. For
the benefit of those who are ambitious to
succeed at the first attempt we indicate
simpler plan of procedure. Place the tray
on the table, letting 1t project so far over
the edge as to be readily and rapidly
grasped by the hand Place the egg in the
middle, and with the thumb Of the left
and the first finger of the right hand
placed at opposite ends set it vigorously
spinning 1t will Immediately rise on end,
still spinning. Quickly seize the tray,
and you will then have nothing to do but
TO keep the egg still rotating, which Is a
very easy matter This is done by moving
the tray in horizontal circles, but in the
reverse direction to that in which the egg
reyolves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
LOSING QUOTATIONS OF xoSEr.
oe.rngs and Sales Mt the Richmond To-
lacco Exohancc-tnternai Revenue
CoiIections-Forsixn AdVices.

Vow York. sept G.-Moncy was llt,ie
....-, stringent to-day, closing at per cent.
,,..l.,- rates were 304 per cent. Exchange
,,.,av. posted rates, 4SIlg44S9; actual
-.tes 4SGlyo 4sCN FOR sixty days and 8SSG
49, FOR demand. Governments quiet; cur
- as. IO7 Ibid; as coupons 115a bid;
tended rs. registered. 100 bid.
stocks were very dull this morning; up 10
ro,n only 81. 600 shares had been sold. The
r-incipsl dealings were IN Lackawanna,
heading. Sugar Trust, Atchison and Cotton
,r Prices were weak throughout the
,..rrinr. and az noon were down Is to y
-.- cent. There was more doing after i
1.lock and prices were somewhat hrmcr'
London houses were moderate buyers
,.-4r Trust advanced on the anticipation
RI tle declaration Of a quarterly DIVIDEND OF
., per cent The weak features were 'ne
l.ai shares Closing prices. as a RUE were
.. 1a. per cent higher. The sales amount
., vfp f..2 .harcS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

New York, Sept. G.-Cotton futures steady;
receipts at the ports yesterday were 1,OOO
bales against 1000 bales last week and
21,000 bales last year. To-day the port
movement is estimated at 1000 bales. Re-
cepts at the ports are $500 bales, against
$500 last week and 1880 last year. The
spot market IS quiet at 1-1G advance in quo
tations. Mlddling uplands, M sales, 2,S25
bales Transactions in futures, 1000
bales; September G940G.95; October. 7.060
7O7 November, 7.17071S: December, 7.29l1
80; January. 739u740; February, 7.496
$50; March. 7.59Q76O; April, 7.GSQ770;
Nav. 7.7SA1SO. Market steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
PROPOSALS..
CoNMoNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OF THE STATE BOARD or BUILDING |

NO~O-NNO-O-0c-OCOo-O~o O0DU~0~0NN~-~N0~"|N
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF BUILDING
COMMISSIONER,
STATE CAPITOL. RICHMOND, August 20, 1899
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIYED at this Office until u o'clock Nj.
September &c. s92 for the erection and COM
Richmond. Va Plans, Specifications and
General Instructions to Bidders" may be seen
at the Office Of the architect. W. NJ POlNDEA-
TER, 1920 street. Washington, ID. G. and at
this Office, on and after August %. 1892
No bid will be considered unless accompa-
MED by certified check for 5000. made pay
able to the president Of the state Board OF
Building Commissioners as Q security Tor tne
execution Of a contract for the work. with
bond in the penalty Of $4,000. The Board
reserves the right to reject any and al olds'
p w. MCKINNEY. Governor Of Virginia
and President OF the State Board OF
Building Commissioners.
All 27-30t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept 6.-The wheat market started
weak under bearlsh cables and heavy receipts.
but flrmed on favorable reports regarding the
control of the cholera, and much smaller
increase in the visible supply than WAS ex-
pected. Closing prices were 1499s higher.
Receipts, 1914 cars.
Corn-Was easier because of the absence Of
frost and the heavy movement Closing
prices were l4@&Sc lower. Receipts 1895 cars
Oats-tlrm on moderate decrease in visible
supply Closing prices were SC higher. Re-
ceipts. e9l cars
Heavy liquidation in provisions caused de-
clines of l7lsc. 10 H5Sc. in pork. SOC. in lard,
and < 10 10c. III RIBS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
Openlno. HlQhes, Closrno.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UxroS srocK YARDS, Sept. 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceinta. If. 600: weak. Common 10 extra steers.
ss 75a560; stockers and feeders, sl;eOe3 49,;
cows and bulls. sl@275 Hogs-Receipts.
and RECLAIMED the loss; heavy, s5e5.45: mixed
and medium. s5.1O@b35; light. si.s5@5.3O.
Sbeen~Receipts, 1000; firm; fair to extra
natives. s4.25Cs5 %: lambs, ss50S6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

.Oss Of the Fsvorite Fests Prscticed By
the japanese ConJursvs.
F, Place hard boiled egg upon the under
Or of a smooth, but dull-not polished
-Aray. Move the tray around and around
Aarisontally, gradually increasing In speed.
Skaegg, resting in the middle Of the tray,
ksarried around and around by the move
'rxat, and gradually begins to revolve on
its own axis, faster and faster, Till at last
1t is seen to rise on end and spin away
exactly as top would do.
In all experiments involving egg balanc-
ing you will find it material aid to sue
cess to keep the egg upright in the sauce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. O. SCOT cotton steady
middiing uplands. 1915. Sales 5000 bales:
futures steady: October Novemher. 3 5g-64;
November December, 6o-c4; December-Jan-
navy Y ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

WILMINGTON, n. G., Sept o.-spirits turpe19-
tine steady at e<1c, hosln nrm; strained,
n pentins firm; hard. sii yellow dip and vir'
gan, sI.60.