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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
A mnndsome Church nurnnh.

RocKroKD, Ill, Feb. 2O.-Thc Second
Congregational church, the handsomest
edidce in point of architecture and
equipment in Illinois, erected and dedi.
Gated two years ago, at cost OF SlOO,.
900, was completely gutted by FIRE this
afternoon. The fire originated in tho
furnace room. The loss will exceed
S75, 900, with $4,000 INSURANCE.. 1t viii
probably be rebuilt. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
DIDN'T GET IT.
Tho Supposed Train Robbers We're Too
Closely Watched.

Closely Watched.
CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 2O.-Sensational
rumors preceded tho Big Four's arrival
from Sandusky at 0 o'clock tonight. It
was rumored that there was au attempt
to hold up tho train.
Conductor Hayes put of three sus-
picious mon between Franklin and
Miamisburg at 1880. After boarding
tho train Mt Miamisburg they refused
to pay their farcs. They also refused
to 60 into the smoker, but insisted on
remaining in the ladies car.
Detectives had been watching the
men all day. and also boarded the train
at Miamisburg. They got of at Frank
lin and walked back on tho train to
watch the gang. The express messcn.
ger had only $4,000 in his safe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

sTocKroS, Call, Feb. 20.-The indi-
cations arc that the city of Stockton
will be entirely flooded. The great
storm is now ended, and warm rain
here is falling and melting the snow on
tho mountains and foothills. The
wateris reported coming in with rush,
and at Holden, n station seven miles
enst OF hero, is four feet doop on the
railroad track. The Morgan channel
overtlowed its banks and fast flooded
the southern part OF the city. Business
men worked all night getting goods
from cellars and low floors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
WILSON'S DISTRICT.
How tho Chairman of tho Ways
and Means Committee Stands
DOWN AMONG HIS CONSTITUENTS
In tho Wostorn Portion OF tho
"Snddlo-bag" District.
The UPPER MONONGAHELA REGION,

Rich In Coal, aud Its Development,
How tho People Wow Their Con.
ercssmnn's UnfrIcndlinoss to Theip
Intcrcsts-Ho VIII he a Candidate
for Rc.clcction, Backed by tho Power
of tho Administration and tho Ma.
tionnl Committcc-Dcmocrats Who
VIII Not Vote to Return Hlm-Some4
thing About Ills Republican oppo.
mont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

WAsulNGro., D. O., Feb. 20.-Justice
White. the now member OF the Unitod
States supreme court, will bo sworn in
on March 5 next, that being tho first
day OF the spring torn. Tho records of
the supreme court show that tho acces.
sion OF Justice White to the bench
leaves New York state without n repre-
sentative in the court for the fret time
since 1906, the only exception since the
court was established.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

PtTTsBURGH, Pa, Fob. 20.-Tho tenth
annual convention of tho Supreme
Lodge OF the Order OF The Golden Chain
opened here to-day with representa-
tivos from twenty states. Tho dele.
gates were welcomed by Mayor Nc.
Kenna, and Supreme Commander c. S.
Craig, OF Baltimore. made n suitable re.
sponse, after which the lodge went into
secret session. This evening there was
n reception at the Monongahela House.
The convention will last all week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
A Verdict for "Thistlcs."

NEBRASKA Cry, NEE, Feb. 2O.-Thc
Otis county grand jury promptly in
vos.igated tho hanging in etiigy Of Sec.
retary OF Agriculture ]. Sterling Morton
and his son, and found but two persons
implicated, Zach I. White and Henry
A. Hoerath, one n constable, the other
painter. Both men have been in
dictcd. Tho action OF the grand Jury is
heartily endorsed by all men regardless
OF politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
Knocked Ont the colored Mnp,

MEYERsDAIE, Pa, Feb. 20.-In hard
glove contest hero tonight william
Platt, q local light weight purilist.
knocked out George Banks, the colorod
champion OF Staunton, Va, in three
rounds. A large number OF Western
Pennsylvania sports witnessed the mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
On tho Hoarts Of tho Poople of tho
Keystono State
HAS NOT BEEN RELAXED
Through the Long Years He Was
in Rotiromont.
A MAGNIFICENT VlNDlCATION
at tho Polls. Yesterday, Brings
Him to the Front Once Moro
WITH The LARGEST MAJORITY

Ever Cnst for Public Officer In tho
keystone State - Tho Republican
Gains arc Generally Madc In the
Manufacturing DistrIcts-Thc Vcr-
dict IS II Pronounced Protest
Against tho Ubiquitous Scheme Of
tho irresponsible Democracy to In
troduco Free Trade In this Coun.
try.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 20.-The state
senate to-day passed the house bill re-
quiring the American flag to be dis.
played on every Iowa school during
sessions OF school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

FosToRrA. ONO, Feb. 2O.-Another
thousand barrel oil well was struck at
noon to-day, which is also good, it is
said, for five million feet OF gas day.
1t belongs to Collins & Harris, OF Find.
lay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
1T STUMPS THEM.
Tho Maryland Senators Want tho
Tariff on Coal.
A CAUCUS MOT NECESSARY

To Report tho Destructive Schemes
Originated IN tho House by Mr..
Wilson-oniy Small Duty VIII 10
Put on-Thc Sugar Duty May Cause
Troublc-Tho Committee All nt Son,
and May Not Land Tor Somc Days
Yct.
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For Ohio. snow; northens. winds,
For West Virginia nnd Western pcuu7lronyo
generally cloudy with rain or snow; northwest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

FoR wakefulness, weakness or lack OF
energy tako Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

For distressing oppression and ful.
ness in the stomach take Simmons Liver
Regulator. - !.
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Continual on Third Page. ]
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-06

Front Of lot No %.
Front of lot No 81.
Front of lot No 33.
Front of lot No 30.
S51 # Of side. lot No 143.
Front Of lot No 149.
side Of 10 No 145.
Front of lot No I51.
Front Of lot No 1873.
Front of lot No I55.
Side of lot No 167-
Front of lot No ISL.
Front of lot No IS3-
Front OF lot No lS5.
Front Of lot No 1877.
Front Of lot No 1S9.
Front OF lot No I91.
Side of lot No 191.
Front of lot No 2O5.
Front of lot No 207.
Front of lot No 2U9.
Front Of lot No ITO.
Front of lot No I12.
Side Of LOT No lis
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Front of lot No. 10. Parks addition. block "B-
Front of lot No -, Parks addition. block b
Front of lot No. 21. Parks addition, block " B.
Front of lot No %. Park addition. block :. B.
Front of lot No 25 Parks addition. block :. j. =
North 10 #. front lot No 80, Parks addition,
block B.
Front of lot No. 81. Parks addition. block B.
East side of the J. l. Beverly tract, north
west corner of Grant and Harrison streets,
PARKS addition block = b. -
Front al lot No Is Park Is addition. block &C. -
Front 81 lot No 20 Park addition. block &C. 2
Front of lot No. y. Parks addition. block &C
West side of tract commencing at northeast
corner of Grant and Harrison streets and run
ming north 10 feet to alley east side OF Harrl
son streets. Parks addition. block &C. -
T. s. ;. McFadden. clerk Of the city OF Topeka,
Kansas. do hereby certify that the above and
FOREGOING is a true ana correct copy of the
original resolution as passed by the council at
its regular monthly meeting OF july ,. 1894
Witness nv hand and official seal OF the city
Of Topeka this 3rd day OF July. 1891
lsEALl > 5 McFADDENs City Clerk.
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Sixth avenue, east.

Front of lot No 60.
Front of lot No II.
Side of lot No 143.
T. ~ feet Of front of
Front of lot No BOB.
Front of lot No 305.
Front of lot No 307.
l. 10 feet OF front of
n 81 feet Of side of Il
X Is feet front of lot
Front of lot No 4S.
Front of block 5. Pa
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WILDWOOD AND HIGHLAND PARK
STREET RAILWAY.

Trains Will leave Monroe Street Station week
days for Vinewood as follows 6.45 9sls, ll;5ls
1:50, 3:07, 4:24. 5:41.
Trains Will leave VineWOOd for Monroe street
at 7.25, $3.50, 1890, 2:3O. BAT. 5.O4, GA.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Monroe street 500. ss19, 1885. 1ls5is
Leave Vinewood s:42. $3.50. ll:1s, 1880. $3.50.
8:47. SOL, 6:24.
company orders Pocket edition time table VII
DO issued in near future.
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Tentll aYenne. east.
Ragsdale track.


Front of the Mary J. Ragsdale track.
Tenth avenYe, west.
Side of lot No I45.
Front Of lot No 145-
Front of lot No IA.
Front Of lot No 149.
Front of lot No 312.
Front of lot No BIG
Front of lot No 31S
+ Z of front of lot No 800.
Wa of front of lot No $40
Front of lot No 322.
Quincy street, North Topeka.
Front Of lot No. 42S.
Monroe street.
South side of the r. Nichols tract-no rthwest
corner of Gordon and Monroe streets.
Front of lot No. 1874, North Park addition.
Madison street.
Front Of Ist 50 # south Of the Ist Is it. from
the southeast corner of Laurent and Madison
Front of the 1st 50 #. south of the Isl. 125 fl
from southeast corner of Laurent and Madison
Front Of 1st SC it.. south Of 1st rs it. from
southeast corner of Laurent and Madison
streets.
Jackson street.
Block ssB p front of lot No. 81 Wineberoars <
Block '.B.'' front Of lot No 80. Wineberger's
Side Of lot 70. 4ls, VIM. Curtis addition.
Front Of lot No 4l6 YIN. Curtis addition
dition-
Van Buren, street.
Front Of south 50 #. of lot so. Eugene addition.
Front of north . it. of lot so. Eugene addition.
Front lsF iz5 e; north OF northeast corner Of
woods addition.
Front Isl p f. north Of 1st 125 It, from the
northeast corner Of Park and Van Buren, streets.
block e. Ellinw0Od's addition.
Harrison street. North Topeka.
side of lot No 100. Eugene addition
East 70 it. south side lot No. AS. VIM Curtis
addition.
Front Of lot No 1913. VIM Curtis addition.
Side of lot No 5s5. VIM Curtis addition
Front of lot No 39z. Wm- Curtis addition
Front of lot No $50. VIM Curtis addition
Front Of lot No 100. VIM Curtis addition
Front of lot No 4O2 VIM. Curtis addition
Front OF lot No 404. VIM Curtis addition.
Front OF lot No 400. VIM Curtis addition
Front OF lot No 4CS. VIM Curtis addition.
Front OF lot No 40 VIM Curtis addition.
Front of lot No Alp. VIM Curtis addition.
Front OF lot No IA, VIM. Curtis addition
Front OF lot No ZIG. VIM Curtis addition
FronC Of lot No IL. Parks addition, block s.B 2,
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Madison street. south Of river. North Madi-


\ u front of lot No. 80.
Front of lot No "a
Front of lot No. Sc.
Madison street. south of river
Front of lot No 81
Front of lot No. 80.
Front OF lot No. Al.
Front OF lot No A.
= of front lot No 207.
Front of lot No. 209-
Front OF lot No 279.
Front OF lot No. PSI.
Front of lot No 2S3.
Front of lot No. 2S5.
Front of lot No 2s7-
Front OF lot No go.
Front of lot No 267-
Front Of lot No Z69.
Front OF lot NO. 27l-
Front of lot NO. 273-
Front of lot No 10
Front of lot No 277-
Side of lot No 10
5 "a OF front lot No. lis.
Front of lot NO. 100
Front of lot NO. 122.
Front of lot 40 124.
Front OF lot No. 10
Front of lot No 12S.
Front of lot No. 100.
Front of lot No. 13Z.
Front Of lot No 1874.
Front of lot No 146.
Front of lot Nc 14S-
Front of lot No 100
Front Of lot No 3D.
Front Of lot No ia.
Front Of lot No I55-
Front Of lot No l5S-
Front OF lot NJ 100.
Front of lot No 1862
\ 80 # Of 4 side of lot l.
Crane 5 Homestead block.
w 80 TT Of 5 side of lot Il
Cranes Homestead block.
+ 146 IT OF ) side of lot 2.
Cranes Homestead block.
Front of lot No 4.
Cranes Homestead block.
Front of lot NO BIS.
Front OF lot No q.
Jefferson street. south of river.
Front of lot No I49.
Adams street, south of river.
Front of lot No 28
Front of lot No 80.
Il of front lot No "a.
Front of lot No SO.
Walnut street, south of river.
Front of lot No a. Metsker's add.
Front OF lot NO 20. MetSker'S add.
Front Of lot No 7S, Metsker's add
Front OF lot No so. Metsker's add.
Hancock street.
First 50 # west of the east.
66 IT of side OF lot n 107.
Branner street.
Front Of lot No 81.
Front of lot No 80.
Front of lot No g.
Front of lot No 70.
Front of lot No 81
Front of lot \ 49,
Front Of lot No 81.
y y Of front lot No 93.
: y of front lot No So
Front of lot No So.
Front Of lot No 81.
" 100 il Of side lot No 107.
Front Of lot No l52-
Front OF lot No a.
Side Of lot No p.
Front of lot No 50.
= Il Of front lot No 81
5 = Of front lot No ISL
Front of lot No S.
Front Of lot No 90
Front of lot No 96-
Front of lOt No s.
Side of lot No los.
Klein street.
Front Of lot NO a.
Front OF lot NO A.
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Frunt of lot No. 12s.
Front of lot No. 125.
\ = of front lot No III.
> OF front lot No ~
~ "a TT front lot NO. 129.
~ ! 1T front lot No. I79.
~ l fit front lot No. 1871.
s ! TT front lot No. 1875.
= 10 fl front lot No. 137.
> 10 ft front lot No. 137.
n 10 ft front lot NO. I39.
Il 6 TT front lot NO. 138.
Front of lot NO. TAT.
Front VI lot M. LAB.
Front of lot No. ISL
Front of lot No. les.
Side Of lot No. a97-
Front Of lot No. $50.
IN 1z Of front lot No. $50.
N y OF front lot No. 352.
Front Of lot No. 354.
Side Of lot No. 8qs-scho
Side Of lot No. 49,.
Front of lot No. 49,.
Front of lot No. 436.
Front OF lot No. ABS.
Front Of lot No. 40.
Front of lot No. 40.
Front OF lot No. -.
Front Of LOT NO. 446.
Front Of lot NO. AS.
Front Of lot NO. 400.
Front Of lot NO. Az
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-06
FIRST Published in the Topeka Daily State
Journal July 6, 1854
NOTICE.

At a regular meeting Of the City Council OF To
peka Kansas held at the council chamber in
said city. Mr.. Fulton INTRODUCED the following
resolution. which his motion was adopted
by the unanimous vote Of the council
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council
of the city Of Topeka. that the Sidewalks on
the several streets and avenues hereinafter
mentioned and in front of and along the sides
OF all lots pieces and parcels Of ground. a.
herein described. be and the same are hef0Ah
condemned. to wit:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
JUMPHD FoBrY FEET
And Escaped Unhur'-pe"th "f Miss May
ri. R,nu-A Hung Jury.

LYNCHBCRG, VA. Sept ~. SprciaL-
Matte Wysor. IL color.i iunatc. jumped
into "a Well this afternoon i'm JarhsontoWn.
"A suburb of this city, The well was
forty Iett deep, h4l strange 90 say, the
woman escaped gu.uJlfri
Miss Maggie Ryan, most promising
lady Of mis- city. died this afternoon ~
rorsImuti0n. She Waa only nineteen
y.ars Of axe. but one II the brightest
graduate ever turned put from the school
of tl. Holy GROSS A,.r
Major T.. d. Otrt, emocfatr nominee
for CONGRESS from This district, addressed
q lar,. audience last night at Lynch b,
csnrbel county Tie crowd Was very
enthusiastic. and al one way. Reports
fro,o 1l parts of This district are very
encoarasng. and indicate fine Demo
critic majority. ,,t....t.
s,, fndae John Paul pres.dlng the case
~ Minnie Ewers' administrator VS.. the
Vational Improvement Company. for ten
tbonsar1 dollars damages. resulted in Il
hnng hI,.v The jury were nine for
dsmages and three against This is the
f-',+fb frial Of the case, ana the third
h,,nr i,rv The suit grew ont Of the
~iiifno ~ Minnie Ewers. little Girl
"ia,ian ,,,rs oId. by on Of the defendant
compeny's street cars III this city. The
Court viii adjourn TOMORROW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING UOrATIO or
AJNEY
Offerings and sales ut the Hichmord 10
bacco Exchange-Internai Revenue
ColIections-Forcign Advices.

NEW YORK. Sept 2o.-The important
movements IN stock market today were
Tie sharp rise and activity In Chlcaso
Gas ana American Sug Ar chicago tas
has been sold of late on rumOr3 that
something unfayordble was about TO de-
VelOp In the property Unfortunately
for the sellers Of the stock on this early
Information. the wires between THIS city
and Chicago, where the suit was brought.
worked badly yesterday, and the an
ncuncement OF the Levin litigation was
not received here until after the close
Of business yesterday. This gave the
friends OF the corporation a chance 10
Get together and prepare for the bear
onslaught Consequently they were
quite ready for the shorts this morning.
lie bears started OF by forcing the
stock down 10 6I1, but their advaniag
was short-nvel. and after the first hour
they were compelled to act on the De
fenslve throughout All day long they
tried 10 cover but as soon as buyln
was lifted, until II finally sold at 7lal.
and closed at the top notch a gain OF
3' per cent. FOR the day. Judging from
the course Of tie stock. the insiders
are not very much alarmed over the
Levin suit Sugar declined 2, to 0i9
at the opening. but the punishment meted
ont % the bears I'm Chicago Gas alarmed
the shorts In Sugar, and In the late trad
ing there was some heavy buying OF
stocks put out early I'm the week. The
price in consequence. rose 10 ga Amer
lean Tobacco Jumped "a to lo2., and
United states Leather preferred ~ 90
81. The Railway list, after slight
decline. closed firm s.. Paul, Louisville
and Nashville. northwestern. Burlington,
Rock Island. Reading and Western
Union appeared 10 be In the best demand.
The inactive stocks, Minnesota and -.
Louis preferred. first assessment paid.
advanced IL 10 2SR. and Long Island
Traction fell 10 10 ia al2l1 The mar
krt closed firm. with the active Railway
stocks 4 10 p per cent. higher on the
day. Sugar gained IL and Chicago
Gas rs per cent The sales included
So shares Sugar, a. 200 shares chi
eagO Gas. 1890 shares St Paul and
1880 shares Burlington The bond
market was higher. The sales OF listed
stocks aggregated $4,000 shares, un-
listed. 400 shares.
Money on call easy 1T / per cont, last
loan at I per cont. and closing offered
1t 1 per cent. prime mercantile paper.
4n4is per cent Bar silver 636s Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at ie5l.4 1854 for sixty
Jays and io6ha for demand posted rates,
Io5iqli4o1. commercial bills. iS4G. Gov
eminent bonds steady. state bonds 1ull
Railroad bonds higher silver at the
bOarl was bi1s bid.
Treasury Balauces-COin. S73,I2i,00o;
currency. $40 $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
Nrv YnRK ppon1icr MARKrr.

NEW YORK. sept ~ -Flour duh and
weak, winter wheat, low grades NlN'"
~. fair 70 fancy, - ipg2 ~, patent
- gas. 10. Minnesota clear = 2502.J1.
patent 81 40n31 u. low extras. 81 Nyg2 fo.
Southern -four dull and weak .om non
10 fair extra, S2loQ3.oo; good TO choice
Wheat active and lower, with OPP
tons. No. 2 rel, store and elevator.
.Gi4G5GHc.; ahoat Jy4g51c. options de
Clined &c, December selling down 10
5Syc. 7-lGc. below previous low record
rallied lsc. on local covering. closing
steady at Sc below yesterday. with
trading active. September. 56'.'.. octO-
Der. &c; December, 5|Sc. May 62ilc.
Corn dull aod easier 40 ? &C. ele-
September Gle. November 19 s. Dee
cember. 51i.c May. 500
oats dull and easier; September 3N,c;
November 35lsc.; December. .3teg.. M9y.
3Gsc., mixed western, 3ip"jc.
Hay quiet and weak. shipping t'a5c.;
good 20 choice, 65N he.
Wool firm and quiet, domestic U.ece,
1S024c.. pulled, l5a84o.
Beef dull and nominal; family. $1,000
- 40. extra mess. SNpuN beef hams
quiet at 5000. tiercel beef dull and
steady. city extra. india mess. Nln,
lies, S0e09 l2i.. shoulders. 500. hams,
Sll.oyll.55, mlllles nominal
Lard quiet and weak tern sieam.
- -; city. < NpNS -. December. $50,
September 50 20 nominal. January $50.
Refined quiet. Continent. $500. south
American. $1,000, compound. <lWp 80.
Pork dull and steady mess Sl'.Jo1t
1900.
Butter n Moderate demand and steady
for fancy. State dairy ll122l BE-. cream
cry 1Sl2ir.. western dairy. 13Hl1c-;
creamery. l~Q2lr.. Elslns. 2ihc.
Cotton seed on trim, crude. 3lp"-c.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
Franklin GleaAings.

ROCKY MOUNT VA, Sept W.-Spe-
cial There was "a me ram here 1n last
Monday and yesterday This rain seems
10 nave been general. Pastures were
very dry. Corn has suffered in some
parts OF the county, in others % is good.
The tobacco crop IS small and was injured
by the dry weather
Tho town IL hlled with The members ~
Montgomery PresDy,,ry, which meets here
to-day.
Itis said that Captain g. ". u. Hale
will run as a POpulist In this district.
He has been endorsed By this county and
Piffsvlvauia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

exports 10 Great Britain, 5,2GS bales;
Continent. 2,O7i bales; forwarded. -
bales; sales. go bales, all spinners;
Total to-day~Net receipts 1860 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 426I bales.
France $50 bales: Continent, Eli bales,
stock. 29l.39s bales
Total SO far this week-Net receipts,
lle,5I> bales, exports 10 Great Britain.
-. SiI bales, France. $3.50 bales; Cont
nent, s.Oc5 bales
Total since September ist-Net receipts.
2i2,2s5 bales; exports TO Great Britain.
~, 40 bales; France. 40 bales, CONT
nent, lG.l79 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2o-Cotton fu-
lures steady. sales, 30. 100 bales. Septem-
Der. j9s October, 30 November GlV'
December. 600, January. 0l3, February,
els. March, ga; April, go; May. G.3j:
June, cal, July, $40.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 20-Noon.-Cotton
demand fair and prices easier; American
can. 1890 bales, speculation and ~
port 1000 bales. receipts, 100 bales, all
American. Futures Hat and demand
moderate: September. 4 SS-ot. September
and October. 3 3i-G4G3 3J-6I; October and
November. 33-G+n3 3i-G4. November
and December. 3 34-6Q3 35-64. Deem
Der and January. 3 5V-ofHJ 53-"t JoH"-
airy and February, 3I-G4, February ana
3 4l-6l43 $3.50: May and June, A-G4.
I = M.-American mlddling. fair,
4i- good middlng. 3 1910; mildlins.
2-32; low middiing, 3As; GOOD or,'l 5 b3.t ~.
3l2. ordinary. 3 5-l6; September " 80 ~ ~
sellers, September and October - yb-nf'
sellers. October and November, " 5--oi
buyers; November and December $ 5--'si
Q3 33-6i. December and January. s '-'-pf
az 34-6+. January. 3 1854, buyers, tn-
r'iary and March. 36-6lGS 37-t; March
and April. 3N-8iN8 89-Gl. April ana
May. 40-B buyers May and June
4l-64d3 42-6. Futures closed steady.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept IN. Beet cat
tie market "a trhe stronger for better
grades. common dull and easier. best
becves. 4,uusc: those generally rated
first quality. 3.Ntc.; medium 2iyd3c;
we're from 2f,H4i,c.. receipts 32U head:
sales. poi head
The receipts ~ sheep and lambs were
S.G2 head Quotations sheep. 2G3isc.;
lambs, 2l,I4i~c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

one day last week Rev. +. T. ieltsn-
stein. of 81 Mary's rectory, IetersNlie,
had some jelly made and set u our 20
cool There We're t1 glasses OF ~, bAt ~
the evening ID had au been carried away
Dos honey bees
On Tuesday honey bevs got into a box
OK candy ia Mr g. b. Leopold store
and before he discovered their degFtaa-
tions they had carried OF about I'VE
pounds OF honey. -Hagcrstown heral''
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AlIsceIIaLeOus.
nrAIN IND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA Sept %, lsJI.
Offerings-N heat. 40 bushels; corn
twhitel. as bushels; corn tmlAed, LOO
bushels. oats 2.Igi bushels.
SaIes-Wheat. 40 bushels, corn whlte).
Go bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longperry. 55c, 20
bSc.: mixed SIC. 10 5sc.; shortberry, o3c
10 Sc; No = red, 57i4c. to 5Sc.
Corn-N hite, Virginia tbag lotsl, H'c.
IN G.i,c.: 40. white, GIc. 10 O3lsc;
10 mixed dllsc. TO d2c.
Oats-No. > mixed, a4lgc. 10 Soc; No.
mixed. &c. to 34i4c.; winter. 3Gc TO Ale
RVe-5gc. 10 Die.