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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

y 1ee ee13ss - Uusssnpe. onun1Il1lv
- Jnly - nep6unlkm. pn1rs - i[SIlrIlr.sI
- ~ - e1161 -
ktova1eo oUumo1 - - -.
AagAeren - soreaa1h Is rH1n1 1..1cv
seSfeeW ~ +, yuausD Honnfnaue -
10y sW inek - supporf puftnr -
bafnnoo - ~ Gonnfnn -. rae,o~e - -.
toWs edvnae1a9 61frAuv - e1e-fn~ q
- pesk snd ~ "a Grn - ~ -
p1ssd With 1nue n1xht 49, - = 9s<s
A1ghsf. July - unehnnSIf ~ 1r3v
NJ 95<s ieeoe.
Ast1msssd rs6tp4sfar r. -. 49,
- sszs; soss. -: 60 =; kses H.
Gsl.ss: WAsss-Ern; Il. So. 80:
-, cs:s-a;sA~: =. ! - ~: -.
10, g. H,sA~: -. -. ..,y. 80
a. ss.,ay: =. 5 -
Fsst-1.sy: -. 81. 5; j.ly = IL & - -
kaas-nasy; -, = Is: jaly. SGis5
LIVE STOCK.
nssts, iolo 49,. 5rsrss< ~
xsims = extss aastvo seosra. 49, ~:
3sela9s 0NDAlss othos, 6H3xoo:
zexamoS 00D4uk
HsF-nsss.psA l1sp ~; shspns.,a
49, 80. MeTkes aeeive anA stFoaa. and
- SD; seaeA sd heevv. 1k6015o;
bssvy nea busehR vcieHsr ~ \ -.
ae.orsea light, eAso0AS&
lenssp sd lambs Reesip1s. In heed.
1oe9oe uQcAanKsd: Quoenf1ons r. clinoed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21
nlsiss sroexa
CHICAGO MARkxra.
rHx soAsn ov rHApR


May IL The opening in
- vas excited with the buying gsner-
SSSs saa the selling was lead By Psrd-
The principal cause for the sudden
|sN- N TIE course OF the market Vas
- sasasr. the sgrprisin. strength in
49, ase the bulge Ia this aide of the
THIS strength in foreiga mar
49,. unexpected and VAS eas Of the
- actors IN creating the demand.
49, NE rush Cd there vas . reaction
,S1-oy holders taking proAss rari-
y. ~ rpertsd - covering shorts. and
ssses hrmsd up Al the close The
- = .atss we're s.Rlc advance. sold
49, worked back s41sc. changed
= fa'sd sssAdy. ana closed - ssassd.
80 active and STEADY. fluctuations
- range of ,s3Se. The strength
-. .sosa The Weather and shorss has.
= saeovsr. Opening trades we're "a
80. sold ar SGAc. reacted
- local rs~iulag and casssd higher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

- snAxcrsco xAsknrs.


# - ynApcssco. May lathe rscsipts
q 49, this morning were ISL boxeo
- boxes rhuharb. l.731 sacks
oa r. sacks psas, 3 boxes cucum-
kEsene we're steady. New potatoes
soalp1s Of fruit include osk hoxss
pliMs ass boxes cherries and 752
8 = mfauhsrriss. The price Of cher.
- te0oe. Berries were higher.
bu1ow market il STEADY, with heavy
q Aaad. Egg are in good demand.
= = steady.
peeltry market il weak and dull for
ES noe n stocks.
- secelpts-F Flour, quarter sacks.
& NheoA, eentaIs. d6xS: barley, csntnis.
een. sacks. GAL; beans, sacks. 1b4 /:
eeeks, ASST onions, sacks. I. l62
unkADsruvys Ann eRArsa
es-Ws quote: Net cash prices Tor
exhras. e3dNS 20 per barrel;
ss,sas. ?aSoGa6o; snpsrnns. y 10
oot-is nominaliy Quotabls at S7ko
- cenfai for good 70 choice ship
eneee bat there IL no business do
0exporters are ous Of the market
Killing grades cell ct range
q per GENITAL.
s Tue market 10 lower. Offerings
esavy, bat there 10 an absepce Of
and dealers are inclined TO shade
- 70 stimulate business. We quote:
~ food feed. e5Gash.e; choice bright.
10; erswing barley, N.l0ol.S Per
The week closes on . dull and
..fkss We quote ~ follows: Mill
HI&l@, Surprise. 3Ls7h0l<b;
q - 80. NXkesI3etS: good TO choice.
L~ss poor TO fair, $L0oDl 10: black,
49, red. nominal: gray. $i.l2,f0i.2 20
#E. FfxANcfAI.
IN sight. New York. per 1lo0
~ mum. Sterling biiis-0n London.
s. Se ssE oars-fer ounce, ea,<36sxc.
mean dollars-so,f ss5ic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

Sn>Bz. - lsas thsn for the pre-
- nd 80. GA - iess than for The
6ine ussk LIST ysas.
- M besn rather quiet during
8 49, having dropped on soms-
o enSllsr IN the month. Apart
nia and . similar advance IN
1n easssd by The leag drought
~ rhdpai intes0st - The mar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

sHARgs sotn.
The total sases Of stocks today we're 80
Ga shares. including: Aschtson,. Sto;
American Sugar, IS 800; Burlington.
& TO; Chicago Gas, 4 loo; insssIers, eSo'
General Electric. $500: Missourf Faesnc.
aoGo: National LAad, a6n: Rock Island,
500: Sc. Paul, 1000; wsstsra Union.
z Sn
Hops-oases. State, common to chciea.
safe; Pacific coast iS9ise Loedoe
market. steady.
Pig iron-pull Scotch. Siaso9zeSo
American. 3tfs1IA@
Copper <sussL Lake. @LtE
iead---<uisI Domsstic. xAA
Tsa--Somsnai: plstss daiL
Spest<r-Qaies. nominal.
cofyss-Nay. sisce; Dseemlsr. siAA'o
iaM SPOT cosfss-kio. duIi, nonansi;
No !, 10 I<<.
sraAR
esgar--faix rssains. x16e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21


Ihseo SEs alsa ~ yoeefd Gaturday 70
desds, H. considerations Aexrsgasing
t13.loz 1elIouine = The list - furnished
b. 0sbofns. 1fsmpR : Co, abstractoss q
sitiss, 10 Cher1y stsssk bstusen Iront
ard Second:
ChaEiss 6 Tsssw e J. r. Havlsy, leeo.
block I, 10rmount, 3g04
r. X etiason - r. h. opsnear. lotD 3 q
7end 3 block I, Rainier, SA0o0
y. i 6tineon 70 y. r epenosr. bloslu Z.
oaud "a. Lake Uuion I'D, 81, co.
O. 9. Haynes . Q. g HaynsA lot u.
block 8, Gilman Park. e3o0.
c. A. GIBSON 20 0sorgs Beatty, lots 3 and
g, block - Hnntington Park TO Dies
N0ines, ~
81. bowers 70 ". ). Dosohns. Eaet
near Bothel, ~
{: 3: cs.Iss!':s = Hsary Iehss. los :.
Henry Lohss 70 :. Gasbatk lot q kssk
-, Hag;es'. ~
banisl Schnelder q \. n. Hehnsadsr. 3
acres adjoining Holt don. cs., Il.
G. +. LanRr50eo 20 Fanny Y. LangYideo,
lot !. block ~ Laws "a. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

Eire q Nadieou. Cal. Saturday night
destroyed Zen bujidines On Main ssroos,
causine iose q - CO. With ittAs In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21
TESTIMONIALS.


:. ~: .ss. si 4: '''' ''''''' : :
.osu.. rca~u rownv.
LiLhD w. A.s
that u contains noehing that can In
tha sllshtess degree injurs the tssth
o. gun. :. ~ = - sS.po..0. :.
sunc'ens sS
ton q s.ss., and the .,. .sss. a.
f + f i zIs!si : ] : J : :
AlsE Esn I; so 3 3 ss 4
| j & 5 1 6 S5Ysr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

Following 10 statement Of the balances
n the associated hanks. - compared With
The preceding week:


u The - psr csnk Of legal rsquissmsnt.
yluANCfAI.
Mossy--0n call, easy u Per csnt last
loan, per cent; closed q Per cent
Startling exchange - Firm, with actual
businees h bankers bills ~ ASSk
90 for demand. and e4.e71<614ss for
slxty days. Posted rate, - $50 6SA,
Silver certificates. 64065c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

TuNPoN TINE CRICEKr-sxArslxEvn
ecUr1 Tve SSusA uspa 9atsr excsps san1ay-
fIxH cA10-Lsavs oessfss 80 8 u anA 1sl8
q - 1any sssxs e1a1ay Lave EvssUss
Cesn<ezteas- At seAsks~ TIA ssaaanef Flyer ~
fsesRA ~ Esssssx via saoanee nikals 81
9ashesaleA IAn1anUo-Fsex q Nnh5oan aepoa
eeesxzs; ~ 1ssin ssssss Kveeus1
IAx3-Ssazsss - evssg4A re. rsnn1 txspt IL -
E1scavs Mss<A 10. INA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

-
hsw Yosx. Nsy N-An acsivs buslnss
- doae on the stock exchanee DURING
- two hours' trading today, bus e uas
p - DoaS stde q ~ maxhet an1 result.
No - she eseablisAmsnt q lowsr rnnse
8 sains Y Grsat majority d ths s4ock
eeait u, the fadustrisl Group bsins ths
heaviest sunssssa 4 pretty general Cd
vance ~ Deda ID the early doaaines.
wnaeh ~, howsvsr. only fractional and
was net participated IN b. Sugar. The
maskee thsn heid veil ninth II 80 osoloak.
Just about the dine shs bank stassnsnt
- issnsd. vhsn . hsayy sslliag novs-
msas ~ segaaiso1. which ssns peiess
eoun RAPIDLY, With the Industrials ii Ne
vsn. Ihsss was nothing In The bie hgurss
~ ~ statsnsns 70 causs the alarm, the
chane0 being unimpoetans and the ~
essve bsang $730o4oo0 The only uu-
favcsable item vas the small decrsass IN
loens. which rs1setsA - prevailing
duiinsss 81 tsAda The prevailing condi-
lion q stagnstkon n comasfcia: circ3es \
perhaps the most serious ohssacle Ia the
path Of the stock market and the Wssaiy
5Fsds Journal took vssy eloomy visw 81
The outlook IL today's issua. A god deal
q long stock came out today, coosidsr-
ably Decreasing th6ir iinsa Soms Of the
beaxs who have constitutional disiike 70
leaving their linss uncovered over Sunday,
oame into The market with coasiderahls
buying. causinG oonsidsrabie stsadiusss q
the clooo of the market The declino w.
heaviest In the Industrisls, Sugar iestng
~; Sugar prs1srrsd * and Lsad pre-
fbrrsd 2; rsst Of The group XoH.
The railway list IVES generally activs and
eseady.
xxPoBTs AND yHfokfA
Tho exports Of ,spscss from the part
q Eew York for The wssk were: Gold,
97,677. 80: silver. >68i "a. The Imports
for The veek Wsre: Gold. 9Dll, IN; silysr.
90. Ii; dry goods. &l,5l5. LIS; general msr.
ohAndiset o4o1B. 2oA
DA1E o1A1EMHUT.
Following ID : statement Of the balances
In the sssociated hanks. ~ compared with
The preceding week:
svs............... ......--- S',so. -.
specie ......... .--......-. H6sW
lngal eooes.....s........ ......... 2-M,o GO
USpoolo ,........s.-....... .....-... W3sSO
S9xC0sosxoo --...-... A4sAO
The hnnka nov hold 37A go l25 In axcena
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

= Ixnn TAnLA In s1ece Aprl !. 1ooA
a1ATTLE-wMATCOM RoUTR
nAily (san4Ay exespseaA
eIEAAxR STATE OF WAaWIN0roN
- eeasale ! - al " whatnem. lbs pn
AZ Waesoen..o - . - Ar ooae1ao.. s.esoo -
stepping . ts1nlg4 Anacorees And HsarAavoa,
"a g xvefon e0utk-ooen coanecfinG ~ oeots1o
WITH assansr dsnsy Bailey fw Taee9A
s8ATrLK-rAUonGA RoUrn
Daily texeDpe oasusdayk
oT1A 4kR 1KE1Y 1AfLuY
~ Tacoma. 800 ? - " GsaGals- Qs1e pn
Af seattle ...-A.So q Af Tacoma III: 90 n
censectfng with Steamer otAso oe Washington
~ FfeeseA AnAcogtes, Tarnevoe I'd Whateont
an4 viii steamer feiHhayen NJ Evogoet L. &C.,
~ - al Whi1by islaa1 pstnA
La c0NNEA AND wAIDBY IsLAMD Aour.
ofoRYfDo AZ EyuuBTT.
oTBANgB xAIAHAvEN
y SEATTLE, e:0o pn " 4 csaasr. Si3e :
4 iScssssr. - /. A. sscssss. ..s:ss y
PeinA Lanelsy. CeaDevilla. naa 1e Hoea. oak Has-
nsooRw Ueusy Bailey for TAeonA
wAarvss-PassAe Mavienaisa O., Tosena: p
Gle Novtgasten o. oAaStle doeDoFiy Hakere
aeek. ieos q University ssrsst1; Mefshantsf dock
Tss fatl parsissIasA sssss, sneusuasaa tsvaeA
etc. app3H - - oddrpO A. J. MACLEOD, Aoo1G
eoast3s, t6jepAoao o1os ] = HARMON. Et11Gnt
- Psasenges A0sna fassna; sslssAsss -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

oCNDAYA TuKADAYs AHD THURSDAYS
y@ tA1o1AA C1faasu. 1sownS Poink $780,
Sseeaeay. t11aaUo CITY. AnacexteA ne1iah 90
1tas9e - oentah0eo. Hseafnine 1eAvo NJ.
ee1 Aea1sy. Wednesday. oaiarday q n
As1o = Whascem. eLUo: Ksoaghs 70 Whaaeem a
q n BRoWN11Ln Nanaefne Ovnee'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

T,vKRxrr H0rTE-
IA oTWAMxR 0kEYMorNh
bal1y sncsps Sunday.
lvu eeo<s1a.. Il ] - - tvs 8eas1so, Aseo -
lvD EvesssS SIS = I've Everees.. 3so3 -
a~~A.~~ Leave ooasxte ..-...........,. .. 80 -
Leaves kveFett - -
YAnD-osNsIs fnxy. fae. Reeve IBre. II -
Cseassen Win sees1 - faeoDo aA1 snoeoaaaA
kAs1las. CoaUaA aeek fsee ~ AAsssn strssA
okATTLk AMI TACOMA NAyf0Ae foN CO.
CIArs Tsacs. FRA y ~. oeneasA necy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21
HooD CANAL aoUrk


kensAt azA rsfnrntAhe4 keays xe<cAAo2 aeoR
xssdsy. weaassdas aAa friday - = - 81
AsngssSA. Fort Ga@hte nasgeg aeAbsex. Lis
wasp, Ds~sssA nesAsesst Uslsa Cay an1 satss.
mediate pstnas. nxftvtAe - Essea City a ~
Leaves hasa Clay . -. Tues1ay lUafodng
ana SesnxdAy, arysv3a6 in Seaxsie q = -
T. ~ LIE4f- Masses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

0GAe sxeAanos ~ telsgs1pAte esansasn - nee
Yea, ChteauA ~ HGhl 1aa rr1noencA HG9e
~. 90 va1s01e points II Woohp
tnDeon, Oregon and British
COLUMBIA
- = ksssgs
oonAA $500 80 CeAaR vaAnahass repsivsA 0Ao
- ~ - hsaotAG
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-15

FER contrast: During my school va
cation OF that same year, spent at the
PW,an,tatlons OF Samuel Il. Alexander,
William Bailey and Henry p. Bald.
WIN, L found these gentlemen, each
morning at the break of day afield,
~atchlng the irrigation ditches-and,
an Jay long, strictly attending to the
actuai care and conduct of their sew
eral plantations.
Nothing could result but what has
resulted; this latter class of men
largely own the isIands-wiII not toll
crate aosolutism, ask for annexation,
nave successfully resisted "restora-
tIon," thus far; and, meanwhile,
under Dole's able Presidency stand
ana wait, and work out their political
salvation, as best they can. They
nave conquered the respect and SYM
pathles OF the better portions of man
kind.
The cause of "Little Hawaii Din
It's slgniticance-is a big thing; and
Sunset City-and the rest of the world
knows it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

An Electric Car HUNS Amuch Across the
Street at Ninth aud Bnnk.

Electric ear 80. 50. George Bell, motor
man. and G.. Hudson, conductor. jumped
the track at the corner Of Ninth and
Bank streets 40 $40 j.. VI. yesterday. and
ran amuck across the crowded street
and brought up iu the doorway OF Nhnui-
mans tailoring establishments ON the op-
pD-lte side OF Ninth street
Car 81 Is large summer car and was
Wen nNed win people an the time. All
though they We're frightened badly few
had time % jump from the car untll
II VAS stopped BIS the under works ot the
car dragging over the curbing OF the
sidewalk.
The street was fun of people at the
hour named, going home from business
ANA several vehicles were almost in Inc
with the car as 10 shot across the thor
OI-hfare. but no one on or of the car
WAS in any way injured, although their
escape seemed almost miraculous. me
esr was going at a good rate of speed.
and lust ass IL reached the point at the
tlru where The mOtorman usually throws
tne current ON the motor TO carry the io"g
up the nm. IT, jumped the track, ana tax
in-. "a sraient line crossed the morse ear
and the other electric track. made
direct for the sidewalk.
The motorman, though nearly thrown
from his feet. stuck % his post, and APP
piled tne brake IA best he could. The
front wheels mounted the curling, ana
the front Of the car struck am upright
show case. knocking IL into smithereens
and broke the iron frame OF the awning
over the Sidewalk but stopped before
the front II the store was reached, ANA
no other damage was done
An iron gas lamp post was missed 10y
about one foot and the front oiUc store
was but Is few inches away
The car WAS rolled back on 20 the track
lay a hundred hands. the passengers again
took their seats, and the car went on its
way.
examined the track after tho car left
and discovered that banana peel lay
crushed i'm the groove OF the outside rail,
Just where the wheels left the track.
Those who saw 10 thought the accident
was accounted for at once. Dil the
banana DO it2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
DIR. r4nhnunsrAsD WAHFAEH
lie Tells Of His own Ideas and the Aim Of
Tho VII nmcn Lrngue-

,...,,. ... .l.f- -. n, ,r.. f...-l. a.
N'-" '''N'
lr larLhufrt ana believers ID thr ""i Us
d. has n hand turned out iu such uur-
,. ... ir..b....rt,. Street Methodist
I'',.I' ,.., .r.ri.. -,., Inc nuiln,.
".' l'.,t... .,.,t, .,.... a.. mold tn,rl all
t.ifirr ,...f-
Tle ,Nrueu MANY Of whom ucr. urce-
.nt I.4rfII, .,fnis.I.l iI mention of the
D"tI f.'r fD.l .05II ACCOMPLISH. and o.
,f.,.,,... ID. r'.t, .......- bee .fi.inc Do dee
49,, .....- f....l .,..,..l., .ol. "a PEE
--,.,.t..
Nh. m..fir- MAS oper.d with prayer
hv Inc P.y Dr Nedi.M Of BrooAlyn.
t. .., ,....,....., t,.',' ..r.., and .n.
tl.'n I.-t.r a. lie
"".."
Nii1l ID, r' Nm, l.,t.,e ba had
en-. w s''." '. ,tI' 81, .l,,,,-
"'. To- r,. . lb,,,..t
j. situated ANA TO- ln.pe,tor M, MoH'oI y,
t.i' "it"t" .'-. .'l'
~ "'' '' '.'''' ~ -'. 49,. . -.
liF' -"' .'i' wy ..,i >,rs.1
''''
"TT- .i ... ,... ,..rt,,,e ,.,-
t.io. ,,n, l..5 l'.9 I'm cammanJ of f6e
..'"' "''' ''' ',''. nam ~ 'D,
lit.i' .' ''"' "''N pastor "t Nt'
f1at n. I'D I...rr.l bgt teat fbey had
been unable to discover any until Dc
pointed me way. Dc declared mat Del
Ter NtN Nih ls coming Idrt as is lluI-
CairI h} -Is NeihS " n'iendani l tel
ih'N ANA .i9I''r guy Ni""-Ht 'l MIS-. a.
Fltc-. OF -t' vest ''f t"l'tH.N rut'l lot
oanltte ln charging hcr "ill keeping
c.- .eiy house.
S. .l,m j. 1IcDIiniorh. oi the CITY
\ltuaur- League, spoke generally upon
the subject OF "a citizens duty. and stated
mat hs object was 20 awaken am inter
c-f ll fh- N0ik of the league
When nr Jarkhurst. president of the
Vigilance L.tguc. Was presented hc was
welcomed stn great applause and cheers.
THE Doctors address was iu the main
the same lr bias made "a number ot time.
lie Said One o.. his objects was o. develop
in young men consciousness of their
JOWtr Of good. Hc declared that the 0b-
7,rt w Che leaguts work was not u strive
FOR p4r.tcau1u only uuW November Cth
next "hlt 20 $50 continue that So long ta
1fe live there shall never Doe relapse o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

tons declined i,ai4c.. December selling
at 3 3-lgc. below previous low record
rallied ldsNc.. closing urn ana ~,
changed at i,c. down. with trading Ialry
aetiye' september 'ps IA a. f2cs'''''
Corn dun and easier; No. = "Nt4|'''
elevator. 5yi.@Gic ahOat options "a
clned ~. rallied "a &C. Oh covering, ~
closed hrm at ignlc. peso% 49, ~,
with trading fair. september, 'v'sc.' ~
vember. 5Si4c.: December, 3olgc.' May
55;.c
oats quiet and easier; options lover Te,
3s'kc.; spot prices, NO. = % .H"'is ~,
mixed Western. 32lsu3ic.: white do 5Oq
ID1sC.
Hay steady. with moderate demand;
shipping. JoajJc.: good TO choice, Uh N'c'
Wool quiet and firm; domestic heece'
1Sn2lc.; pulled l5fr,ic. 49,,
Reef quiet and nominal; family. Si"M
II. extra mess. $V,iN.p, beef hams Hull
at S2D. ticrced beef quiet and steady
CITY extra, india mess, 81; cut meats
quiet and unsettled: picked bellies >Nrld
80 as 70 average; shoulders, 80 Mans
SIl15
closed M 99J. city. $50. December,
- q. September. 500: January, N'.'-,-
Pork dun and steady; mess, sl'.'ftflD %
extra prime. Sl%.TFa ~. ..
Butter Fancy frmer and fairly ACT, w.
state dairy, liN22 &c.; creamery, 80
2fio.: Western dairy. l3ultc.; creamery,
l5n2Ic.; Eelns. 2r9a2jc.
Cotton-sccd OH nrm; crude, ol13-c.'
yellow. SO.
Petroleum quiet.
Rosin dun and firm; strained. common
10 good. Sl17lgN IN.
Turpentine quiet and easy ar ~ - ft'.
Rice active and firm. domestic, ldir 70
extra. 4i,H5fsc.. Japan. F<143-c.
Moiasses Foreign nominal; New ,r-
leans opeu-kettlc. good 20 choice, - 4"oc'' ;
steady and moderately active.
Peanuts steady.
coffee lUu3o points down; September
Sl4DlL05. November. 81. 'o4 ~ Jan
uary. Sl21J0l23j, March, Sll .o3q l2.l'i
May. So. spot Rio more active ana
stoalyt so T. SlI.1J
Sugar-Raw dun and steady; fair re-
filming. 3,c.: refined dull and unchanged
standard A. 4hui l3-l6c.; cut-ioat anu
crushed. 3-lGqJ%c.; graduated, f'-H
: l3-iGc.. cuts. $50 l-l6c.
Freiehts quiet and steady; cotton
3-32d. grain, sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
..OLD HUrCH" NEARING CIGARs.
lie oders them st Panic Prices, Opposite"
CblcAcp's Boari Of Trad"

CHICAGO. Sept. 2l-B p. Hutchinson
has again made his appearance as an
active factor To the Chicago markets.
This time IL Is the cigar market witch
the venerable Spectator has tackled.
and he Is apparently on the bear soc
Down ia Pacific avcrue, opposite 10
Board OF Trade. whore once. az the wave
OF his hand the grain prices ot the w9nd
danced no or down, Mr. Hutchinson has
opened "a cigar store. on the WINDOWS
appear the legend. La.
1 cent piece: Better. FOR 3, Cigarettes,
4 cents per package. ,. g..
whether the aged operator INTENDS 70
raid the market as a confirmed Dear
or is merely philanthropic, IN his motives motives
h as Vet Undetermined. TITS cut pres;
II il thought. tend 10 confirm the "hear
theory. but the absence 81 any stbu
ton that the oue-cent cigars shaN ue
smoked outside the store shows such
iong-suffering. human kindness and for-
hearauce that the philanthropist lusa
has gained many supporter among
Board OF Trade people curiosity II
nothing else. brought him many CUSTOM
ers yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

The condition Of Governor O'Ferran was
$50 much improved yesterday that he was
able 10 attend 10 his official duties as
usual ln the Executive Chamber.
The Governor declined yesterday 10 par
don Dick Johnson, who I'm November last
was sentenced iu the Lee County Court
o. three years Imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary fOr malicious wounding
sheriff L. j. Niche Of Albemarle coun-
ty. called az the office OF the Auditor 81
Public Accounts yesterday, after deliver
irp mn the pcnitentiary William Copeland
,D0lored). sentenced % four years iEnprts-
oument for horscstealing.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
ter3aV we're Treasurer {. w. Wooltolk
Of orange county, and air H. J. Worth
irrt0n n prominent LAWYER Of Norfolk.
mo contract for the state printing for
the ensuing year has been awarded 10
Mr. James +. Goode as the lowest re-
sponsiblc bidder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

II 4. NJ: THE position Of the Methodist
Church as defined By the last General
Conference on the subject OF intemysi
anee." sermon by request. Subject a, >
T. MI is the sunday Gsn 81 schoo f at slS
o'clock a. NJ. and young me.s
prayer-meeting at 2.0 o'clock r. 81;
Mid-week services Wedensday night 81
O'Clock Meeting OF the Epworth Leacuc
Friday night at 3 o'clock seats tT"'
Strangers and visitors always "eicons'
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH DRoAp,
COOPER. D. D.. pastor. will preach ~
II A. NJ and 8 =. s. Bible school AT sl5
A. NJ Quarterly church meeting on Mon
day night.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT COR
rer Park avenue and Harrison street,,
Rev j. CALVIN STEWART. pastor =
Divine service Sabbath at II a. NJ. ana
=. NJ. Sabbath school AT $50 4. A.
MiI-Wcck service Wednesday at I. VI.
Society Christian En1caYor each Saboatn
at i.i5 T. NJ. Seals free; all welcome
.LACREL-sTREEr METHoDIsr
church corner Laurel and Albemarle
streets, Rev r. j. TAYLOR. pastor
Preaching at II A. NJ aud T. al; S S
ject at II 4. NJ: Baptism Of Fire sub
lect no b. NJ. "a Flthers Distress at
the Death Of His Son" All welcome.
T. y \ II /. y y ! X - - 1 fAi 10
church (corner Ncnable and Twenty nfst
streets Rev. j. :. Dill, pastor.-Ser-
vices every sunday AT II A. NJ. ana 4.
~ Sunday school az 9.& \. N Young
mems meeting Tuesday night. prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
lNITARIAN CHURCH-REY. GEO.
LEONARD CLANCY and Roy. Jvs NJ.
SEArON. pastors. Services I'm Be5viderc
Han. 49, west Main street AZ & NJ,
Preaching boy Mr. SEXTON su1Ject;
THE Faith that Saves" Seats free. All
are made welcome
PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
f"nrnfr lrnkIn and Pine stTeets).-
Preaching az n \. ". and y I. NJ. by
the pastor Roy. w. j. YOUNG. a. u.
Morning subject "rhe Destruction ~ the
Brazen serpent Evening subject: star
minute talk before night sermon On
THE objectionable SIN Sunday school
at go o'clock A. NJ. Class-meet-
iug no 33D T.. 81. irayor-meeting We'd
nesday ar T.. NJ. Young peoples
meeting Friday at Z. Nj. sunday
scnOoi at EpWOrth Mission at i. 81.
FAIRMONT METHODIST CHURCH,
Rev. H. 4. JOHNSON u. d.. pastor.
The pastor will preach at n A. NJ. and
40 +. NJ Subject an II \. NJ: "A GOOD
Barsain' Subject at 1:b h. NJ: Ike
dempuOn.'
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-
Corner Grace and Madison streets. -NeE;
preach al II o'clock \. NJ. and oclocS
j. NJ. Preaching at Westminster church
bv Rev. W. Mes. BUCHANAN al
H. NJ.