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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

BurFuo N, W Fob, I--Thoro is u
bla flood IN South Buaalc caused by
the overflow 10 the creeks Water
cqvori tho laud and streets to tho dcpth
oil two aud ihroo teol Tho Seneca
siteot cara were forced 10 llop this
.,,llernoon. All tho region bGtwccn
less lluoded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
rnn rloop Ar nnIsnANE.
Hundreds of Housos swept Away Dusi.
ness suspended.

ness Suspended.
SYDNEY, N. s. W., Feb. Z-The city
OF Brisbane in Queensland continues TO
be completely isolated by tho floods. In
the region about Wide Bay, Queons-
land, hundreds Of houses have been do
molished by tho rushing waters and
thousands Of destitute people hayo
taken refuge in tho hills, without ghol-
tor and destitute OF nearly all necossa.
rles, AT grlabano business is complete.
u suspended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
AIInrnnnn NinnslirO.

sr. PETEnsBuno, Fob. IA special
commission has prepared a bill proyId-
ing for the abolition OF corporal punish-
ment ol women exilod to Siberia and
forblddinR tho manacling Of their feet
during transportation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

For Wosl Yifrinla, ialf; nbtlhwCslerly windil
coldor Wednesday inorhlngi watmur rhunday
inprnlng,
For Western fODnsylyanla aud Ohio, gpncr.
orally iAlf, except lggil local SHOWS OH tho ihkc
wcsi6fY wlndsl slightly colder "Wednesday
mqnlngi warmer Wy rlhmday notnlng
Tlir TEMPERATURE YfHfEnnAY,
~ ipruishqd by q, apiIsnrr, dulsIisi, corner
Market aud Fourteenth strca.L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

BRooEbYN, N. Y, Feb. 7,--'Ihe com.
mon council has ordered tho removal Of
tho statue Of Henry Ward BeoGher from
In front Of tho city hall to Prospect
nnrk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

border they were sent to brothels in
Constantinople and Vienna. The chief
agent in Russia for these concerns has
been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
rttE LATEST

rlTTsnuron, PA, Fob, s.-At9a, m,---
The waier'in tho two rivcrs VINE rising
vory slowly, Tho marks showed "a foot
" tho Allegheny and "a feet In the
MOnOnguhuln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 2s.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat weak; spot and the month.
6GhQ66l3c.; August. 66i506G3ic.; Septem-
Der. GSQ6sikc.; steamer No. red. 64al
@65c. milling wheat. by sample, 65G
GSl5c.
Corn weak; spot, 453i046lIc: month.
4594046Hc; August. 452id46Mc.: Septem-
her, 4C)sq469sc.; year. 46a.c. asked: white
corn, by sample &c; yellow do. 50c.
oats steady; No. 2 white. Western
37@03SAc.; No. ? mixed, Western, 35Ib
Q3Gc
Rye dull: No .. 53Q54c.
Hay active and strong; good TO choice
timothy. SlS5Od105O.
Grain freights steady and unchanged.
Provisions quiet. in fair demand and
unchanged.
Butter very quiet and weak; creamery,
fancy, PIC; do, fair TO choice. 1Sd2Oc.
do. imitation 17c; ladle, fancy. 17c.;
good to choice. l5glGc.; store packed.
15Qi6c.
Eggs steady at 13Q13l4c
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes fair. 1S&c.:
No. Z. 1870.
Sugar strong graduated. 57sc.
Copper unchanged
Whisky firm at S11961.2 20
Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks Virginia threes. 65%G66: BaIti-
more and Ohio stock, IS; Northern Cen
trail stock con Baltimore and Ohio
second incomes, %; Consolidated Gas
stocks. 5lq52.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
TAXABLE PROPERTY.
DhyIDSOS THE FIRST COUNT TO
MAkE our THE List.
The Twelfth Annual Convention OF the
North Carolina state Sunday school
Convention-Other News.

WINSTON, ~ c.. July Especial
The twelfth annual convention of the
North Carolina State Sunday-School AS
ISOLATION will be held in Greensboro
August I'd, sd and 24th. The convention
VIII be attended by Mr.. William Rey-
nolds. superintendent OF the organization
OF the International Sunday School AS
soclauoh' and by the most prominent
ana experienced Sunday-school workers
IN the State. The representatives will
consist OF ten delegates from each county
III the state At this gathering delegates
wiz be elected to the Worlds and Inter-
national conventions TO be held In St
Louis, Mo-, from August SOth TO Sep
TENDER 9Th
Arrangements are being made TO carry
the delegate in a Pullman car. as ex-
cursionists to 81. Louis and the Worlds
Fair and return.
davidson claims to be the first county
-. ~ 'ne state 10 make out it's list OF
taxable property for 1898. The report
gives the value Of all real and nersonal
property In the county AT s33s 314 Num-
Ter Oh white oils. 2759 number OF colored
poiis' 5iO; value OF bank stock. Si2 OOo:
Faiue or railroad property sle5. 2GO: value
OF property owned by whites, 81. 303 O65:
VaIue or property owned by colored peo-
pie 1899. For State taxes. out OF
county, NS'2O; for pensions. 1869;
Tor schools, SlOOS2.69 county, sl063s.71
Mr.. William ID. Moore, one OF Winston's
best citizens. and an exemplary Young
man. DIED here yesterday at the age of
thirty-two years.
News is received here Of n destructive
fire near the Davidson county poor
house-a large barn. With all of its
contents, consisting OF three horses. two
wagons, one buggy. drill, mowing-ma-
chine. harness. and lot OF wheat, which
was to have been thrashed this week.
The loss falls quite heavily upon the
owner Mrs. Catherine Burkhart, who Is
widow. The fire is thought 10 have
been the work Of an incendiary.
A sad, and perhaps fatal, accident
occurred In Wilkes county a few DAYS
ago. the particulars Of which have tust
reached Winston While out hunting. a
young man named Jasper Carlton set
his gun up against n tree. and In his at
tempt 10 pick up a stick near by. ac-
cidentally touched the hammer OF the
gun, causing II 10 fire. The ball struck
the young man in his Jaw and passed
through his tongue besides Knocking
out several teeth. He is reported TO be
in n critical condition. His tongue is
so swollen that he cannot talk
petition has been extensively signed
by the business men OF Winston. asking
for the repeal Of the compulsory pur-
chase law. or the Sherman silver bill.
at the extra session Of Congress- also
that an expert commission be appointed |
10 consider scientific plan Of currency. |
a heavy wind. rain and hail storm. |
which passed over this county Wed |
N acdav evening Is oporfod n have dono
damage to the growing
crops In some sections. Four colored
men. while SEEMING In a mill-pond near
Kernersville the same evening received
slight shocks from a keen flash OF light
ming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
WREAT STRIKE NOTION.
Utter Decentralization Prevails and All
Records Broken.

CHICAGO. July 29.-Utter demorallza-
ton characterized the wheat mark It
throughout the session to-day. and all
previous records for low prices were
broken. There was veritable panic on
the part Of the holders OF long wheat
to get rid OF their load. At one time
| the price for September was 2 "a under
yesterdays close. The liquidation con-
| tinued throughout the session. and the
| market showed little ralying power at
| times. The decision OF the banks last
| night 10 issue certificates. while its ulti
mate effect may be to unlOOse consider
able money. is generally regarded as a
confession that matters are growing
no brighter.
Another and perhaps more potent fac
tor Of weakness is the fact that banks
have really called many wheat loans,
and there is fear that IL may become
gereral
a more hopeful feeling characterized
trading during the last hour. and re-
action Of cent from the lowest point
occurred. but part Of this was lost.
September opened at g. Is. sold to G. Is
up 10 g. l2 down 10 e2 IL. improved "A
trife, closing at 6. December sold from
u cents TO 10 IA. closing at that figure.
July, or cash wheat, suffered quite as
badly as the deferred options. being Offer
ed from % l-o down 10 % IL, Win out
little support, with recovery 10 50 3-S
at the close
Corn was not only affected by wheat,
but the natural influences were also
against the market There was drop
Of "a cents for September and IL cent
for May from last night
There was very narrow market In
oats The market appeared firm and
Independent Of the other cereals.
Hog products weak on free offerings OF
ribs and larger receipts Of hogs, the fea-
ture being the slump in ribs, which got
no support.
Cash Quotations-Flour dull and un-
changed No. 2 spring wheat, 59hc.;
No corn, 37iLc.: No. . oats. 2ic.; mess
pork, S1s.9Oa1S.92ia: lard. S0.45d947i2;
short rib sides 0oose). S717iAGI371b; dry
sailed shoulders boxed, s77jaS00; short
clear sides (boxed). SS.37iads.5O; whisky,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

6S3 bales; good ordinary, 1910: low
middling 7k Futures closed steady
sales. 1850 bales; July 7S8; August
HSO, September. 7.9i: October 500: No
vember. s13; December, S33: February
! S43. March, $50.
Cotton-Gross receipts. 713 bales; ex-
| ports 10 Great Britain, 1,2ll bales; Con
unent. 100 bales: forwarded, $50 bales
sales, GS3 bales; spinners. 1G6 bales;
stock. 40 239 bales
Weekly-Net receipts, col bales: gross
receipts, 6.O96 bales; exports to Great
Britain, S.l96 bales; France, 100 bales
! Continent, 2,272 bales; forwarded. 1889
bales; sales, 2.0i7 bales: spnners, 1880
bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, 1929 bales:
/ exports TO Great Britain. 1851 bales
France. 200 bales: Continent, 40 bales;
/ stock. PSI. 425 bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
o.3N2 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
25'8SS bales: France, 1901 bales; Cont
nent. G.1S0 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
f'9ss,556 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
2.24olG5 bales; France. J49, 5G7 bales /.
Continent, 1,455.55i bales.
Total net receipts Of cotton at all ports
since September ]. 1892: Galveston. ,O30.-
49, 'AN'Nf 4N'N 'filfdurf is'ioDf liD DdltNs
Mobile. 1852 bales; Savannah, 7s1. 251
bales; Charleston. 303, 100 bales Will
mington. 10000 bales; Norfolk, 2s5. $50
bales; Baltimore 56.S4O bales; New York.
1865 bales: Boston. ~. 474 bales: New
pert News, 1888 bales; Philadelphia,
Gs.37l bales; West Point. 19f, 535 bales:
Brunswick S0.755 bales: Velasco, 10 4S6
bales; Pensacola 1910 bales. Total.
1905. 13f bales
Deduct 16.57s bales from the net re-
ceipts since September LIST. making the
corrected total 49sS.556 bales
NEW ORLEANS. July 2S.-Futures
quiet: sales. $500 bales; August. 7.43;
September. 7.53: October T.63: November.
773; December. 1888; January. T.9s; Feb
ruary. SOC
ATLANTA. July 2s.-Cotton quiet;
middling. ~.
LIVERPOOL, July 2s.-August-sep-
tcmber. 26-6iG4 27-64; September-Oc-
tober. 4 27-G4G4 2S-Gf: October-November,
4 20-G4 November-D December 30-G4.
Tenders, 300 new dockets.
y. M.-July. 4 2S-64, sellers: July
August 4 27-Gf buyers; August-Septem-
Der, 4 26-G4a4 27-G4; September October.
4 27-64; October November. 4 2S-64q
20-G4. November December. 4 30-Gi;
December-January 4 31-GfG4 32-Gf; jan
uary- February. 4 1864 values; February
March, 1854. sellers. Futures closed
quiet and steady.
Weekly Cotton Statistics-Tota sales
for the week. 1900 bales; American,
81 600 bales; trade takngs. including for
warded from ships side 5000 bales
actual export, H. 900 bales; total import,
5000 bales: American. 10000 bales: to-
tai stock. 10000 bales; American,
1Oi6OOO bales; total anoat, 10000 bales;
American. 10000 bales; Spectators took
1900 bales and exporters took 2,4OO bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
PORT or RICHMOND. JULY 2s. 1893.
THE SN1IL'S mourn.
Naturalist Says 1t is Well No Big Wild
least Has One Like IL.

A Naturalist Says 1t is Well No Big wild
Beast Has One Like 1t.
1T is a fortunate thing for man and
the rest of the animal kingdom" said
the naturalist that no large wild ami
NAL has a mouth constructed with the
deyouring apparatus built on the plan
Of the insignifcant-lOOk snaiis mouth,
for that animal could out devOur any
thing that lives. The snail itself is such
an entirely unpleasant, not TO say loath-
some, creature 10 handle that few anna
teur naturalists care TO bother with il,
but by neglecting the snail they miss
studying one Of the most interesting
objects that come under their cbserya-
ton.
ANY one who has noticed n snail feed
ing on leaf must have wondered how
such "A soft, fabby. Shiny animal can
make such a sharp and clean cut incisiOn
IN the leaf. leaving an edge as smooth
ana straight as if IL had been cut with
kniie. That is due 20 the peculiar and
formidable mouth he has. The snail eats
with his tongue and the roof OF his
mouth. The tongue is a ribbon which
the snail keeps in a coil In his mouth.
This tongue is in reality band saw,
with the teeth on the surface instead
of on the edge.
THE teeth arc so small that as many
as 10000 OF them have been found on
one snails tongue. They are exceedingly
sharp, and only a few Of them are used
at a time. Not exactly only a few OF
them, but a few OF them comparatively
for the snail Will probably have 1000 or
1900 OF them in use at once He does
this by means or his coiled tongue. He
can uncoIi as much of this as he chooses,
and the uncoiled part he brings into
service. The roof OF his mouth is as
hard as a bone He grasps the leaf
between ms tongue and that hard sub
stance and. rasping away with its tongue.
saws through the toughest leaf
with ease. always leaving the edge
smooth and straight
by use the teeth wear off or become
dulled. When the snail finds that this
tool is becoming blrnted he uncoils an
other section and works that out until |
he has come TO the end of the COLL Then |
he coils the tongue up again and is ready |
TO start in new fer while he has been |
Using the latter portions OF the ribbon |
he teeth have grown in again In the |
die portions the saw has been filed and /
reset. so To speak-and while he is using |
hem the teeth In the back part OF the
-oil are rel ewe cd. So / Thick | am right
N saying that IL any large beast OF prey l
was fitted up with ouch a devouring ap-
)aratus as the hrail has IL woold go
lard with the rest or the animal king
om."-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
tBE DOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
onerirrs and Sales at The Richmcnd To-
haoco ESchange-internal Revenue
Colicstlons--Toreicn Advices.

NEW YORK. July 2s-The stock mar
~ opened with sharp advance in
,..... partly In sympathy with The
tr....t.mfat at London and continued
f.r...s.s Tor investment Tor foreign and
l.....Ir accounts. The rise was equal
A. DID, to . ger cent In many instances,
n, WAS subsequently lost under sales
.r..Iln profits. as well as offerings by
n room traders. who seem loath TO
.rf ODE short side. The only sensa-
f.. OF the day Was furnished by Cen
.r.| Electric. which broke during the
afternoon to aiit. a decline OF 14i5 points
nm lhe opening figures. All sorts OF
rn were in circulation 20 account for
ON. IleaA. IL being said that the div-
.rI PAYABLE August LIST would be with
II fr.m stockholders and the money
.uI.I Goo the liquidation Of pressing
liabilities. also Una, an application for
r. arIa.nimctt Of receivers for the
l...IH. Nas 10 DE made Immediately.
Ih. ..iors held protracted session
.r. s Oihcially announced long after
OIL. of business that 10 had been
o. to Offer certain securities I'm the
..n. 81 treasury 10 the stockholders
fr purpose Of liQuidating the floating
l.| Nj Sl.oo0.oo. Seventy per cent.
0f amount has already been UNDER
written IN IfleUlH OF the company. Inc
.h.ru break in General Electric while
81 li 10 rrmors Of probable failures.
dl n.t occasion any alarm among hold
Drs NJ other securities. and although
the market yielded. as a matter OF course.
the decline. outside Of few instances,
uos ty no means heavy. Sugar fell
an 49, BIG -Four and Manhattan 4d1l2.
0rl the rest of the list 1 90 "a per cent.
There was comparatively little excite
Uent and in the late transactions Cen
erai Electric rallied and others 2i4 TO
~ per cent. The fact that delivery
hour passed without any suspensions
on The exchange, impaired a little more
confidence 20 operators, as ala also the
decidedly easier rates for money on call.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares. OF which 5000 were unlisted.
The market closed steady in tone
Sub-Treasury Balances-COin, SGf2S2.-
600: currency, Sf20S5.O0O.
Money ON call has been easy. ranging
from 10 y per diem. last loan at 3
per cent. and closing offered at per
cent. prime mercantile paper. SG12 per
cent Sterling exchange irregular: post
"a rates 4,l0fN34; commercial bills,
479Q4S2 Government bonds weak. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds weaker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
North Carolina Liquor Fight.

RALEIGH. N. c.. July Especial
Colonel +. G. Harrell. who will conduc
the North Carolina teachers special par
~ TO the Worlds Fair. leaving here next
Tuesday. over the Richmond and Dan
Vile and Chesapeake and Ohio routes
has received over four hundred applica-
tons up TO date.
Raleigh is just now looking on with
great interest at the fight which is being
waged between the retail and wholesale
liquor dealers here. the former claiming
the latter do regular retail business with
out license. and have demanded that they
be prosecuted A tight was opened before
tire board Of aldermen Of the city at their
meeting tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Greensboro News Notes.

GREENSBORO. N. c., July ESPECIAL
The Volunteer Fire Department returned
from Wilmington to-day. where they have
been attending the State Firemen's Con-
vention. They report a Delighted trip.
and are highly pleased with their hospi-
table treatment while in that city
The ID. O. s." a social club composed
OF young ladies In the southern part OF
the city, gave a german TO their young
gentlemen friends at Phipp's Hall to-
night. Refreshments were served at the
residence OF Mrs. Judge Settle. and the
occasion was one of much enjoyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
NEw YoRK PRonrcr MARKrr.

! NEW YORK, July 2s.-Flour dull and
| steady; winter wheat, low grades, 81 .95Q
! 2.45, do. fair TO fancy. S24jG3 As; do.
| patent. S340qAO0. Minnesota clear $3.50
$500; DO, patent. S4o0q445. Southern
/ -four dull and weak; common TO fair
\ extra $2.1Od31O.
Wheat active, lower and weak; No. 2
red. store and elevator, 67A 06Slkc: aloat.
| G9AQG)iac. Options were active. excited
and heavy at rs and 1910. lower OPEN
| ing was weak and prices fell 1AQ2c. on
the unsettled Wall street market, bank
failure at Chicago and free selling by
longs. but rallied MdAc. on covering
May. Sc; July &c; August, 6Sltc.
Corn 1-4Q5c. lower dull and steady !;
No. elevator. 47c; a1oat 47Ad4Sc.;
ungraded mixed. s,G49c. Options
moderately active and unchanged TO
&c. lower. closing firm; July, 47c; Au-
gust, 47c.; September, 47kc.
oats easier and fairly active for ex-
ports. options dull and frmer; July.
3GHc: August Bose; September. 3Ohc.;
? 3GQ36Ac.; No. . white. 371kG3sc. mixed
Western, 3GQ3Sl4c; white do. 37Q44lkc
Wool steady and in moderate demand;
domestic fleece. 27d32c.; pulled. 26d37c.
Beef quiet and steady; family, $4,000
1900; extra mess. S7.5O6SOO; beef hams
dull at $500; tierced beef steady and
quiet; city extra, India mess, Sl5.Gd17.OO;
cut meats quiet and steady; picked bel
lies. S1150; shoulders, 500; hams, S115O
0125O; middles dull and easy; short
clear S7.75.
Lard quiet and lower; Western steam
closed at S9Gj; city. $3.50: July. $685.
nominal; September. $500 Refined quiet
Continent. SOLO; S. A. 5000; compound,
S7.75
Pork dull and steady; new mess, $500
01S75.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude.
prime and choice, 35G37c.: yellow, 43c.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
ROsin dull and weaker; strained, COM
mon 10 good. 9jc .GS1O2i5.
Turpentine quiet and weak at 2GA0
27Hc.
Rice firm and in fair demand; domes-
tic, fair to extra, 2Bq5Rc.; Japan, AS
44kc.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
cans. open kettle, good to choice, dull |
md steady at 30G3Sc.
Peanuts quiet.
FlaXseed, S12OH.
Coffee-Options opened steady and |
losed duh and unchanged TO 20 points
town. July, $500: September, $l5.450 |
$50; December, S15.20; May s14s0.
'pot Rio dull and nominal: No. 7, 1Gstc;
santos. Nos TO 9. at IS Sac.
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active; fair
3Hc.: 9G-test centrifugal, 3%c
refined dull and unchanged.
Freights 10 Liverpool a little frmer |
nd fairly active; cotton. steamer, I'D;
rain, steamer. SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
"SCHOOL or METHODS.0
Members Of the w. G. T. u. VIII Build
n Hall ut waynesviile.


AsHEvILLE. N. C.. July Especial
The School Of Methods" an associa-
tlon closely related to in purpose and a
branch OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. OF this State. in fact.
is now I'm session at Waynesvllle. The
participants I'm the exercises are much
interested I'm the work Of the convention.
and. no doubt good results will flow from
the meeting now I'm progress. The mem
bers Of this organization have deter
mined 10 build an association hall at
WaynesYille as soon as practicable. The
necessary funds will be raised by sub
scriptions, and canvassers will be put
in the field for this purpose as soon as
the present financial stringency relaxes
somewhat Mrs Woody, the president
Of the State Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union, seems 10 be the leading
spirit in this movement.
l was informed yesterday by one OF
the largest and most prominent mill
owners din Alamance county, who is
stopping in this city for few days.
that on account Of the stringency In
financial matters. the cotton mills OF
Alamance are now running only on half
time He said that between now and
September lst the mills would be operated
only about two weeks. orders have
fallen off 10 an unprecedented extent.
The case Of the State against Whit.
for the murder OF Marshal Brockus.
last fall was continued until the next
term OF the criminal court by Judge
Jones yesterday.
The rains OF the past week have i'm
proved crops in this section OF the State
wonderfully
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
THE FARmERs' INSTITUTES.
The First of Series of Meetings Opens
at Roxford-The Speakers.

ROXBORO, NJ c.. July Especial
The first of the farmers Institutes for
North Carolina began here TO-DAY. Com
missioner Of Agriculture John Robinson,
President Holiday and Professor w.
f. Mtfsey OF the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College. delivered interesting
and practical addresses. Mr.. Edward f..
BrittCn welcomed the lecturers and
farmers on tehalf OF the town.
A choir cf ladies and gentlemen fur
nished music TO about a hundred farmers
in attendance, and more were expected
Hon. j. a. Long Will have the lecturers
to cine with him tonight. and drive
them out 10 the famous Loch Lilly at
sunrise tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
THE rIMEs-RICHMoND. VA SATURDAY JULY ., 1899

2s.-Cattie-Receipts. 5000; shipments.
1900; prime steers. s3y0d3.25; good TO
choice, Si30a4SO; others. 50 i5G4 %;
Texans. s2.15d325: Western. s3.0o63. "a !.
native cows. $i.00G2.9O.
Hogs-Receipts. 2iWo; shipments, 5000:
Sheep-Receipts. GOO; shipments. 1000:
stockers. si2JH275; ewes. $4,000. 40;
wethers. s42JQAsO; lambs. s3O0Q5.sO.