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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Flour weak and
free offerings winter wheat, low grades
SlSja2.i0; do. fair TO fancy. S2.4Og2gO;
patent. S27jQ3.2 20, Minnesota clear, -. y
l2.Gj; patent, s.. 10000: low extras. 81. 50
Q2.jO. Southern -four dun and weak
common TO fair extra, S2.l0d3u0; good
to choice DO, S3.0og3.j0.
Wheat dull. weak, and lower, with
options; No. red, store and elevator
Gb7u37Mc.; aioat. 57+.05>c. Options fair
~ active and I2c. lower. closing firm +;
December and September most active;
August, 37flc.; september, J7Ac.; Deem
Der, 6l7sc. May. G51sc.
Corn duil. scarce, and nrmer: No. ?.
CSC, elevator: 63bc. afiOat Options dun
and steady at "a. advance on August
and AaSsc. decline on other months; Au-
gust, G5Yc; September T4c.; December.
oats less active and lower. options
dun; August. 33%c., September, 332sc.;
October. Bike; No 2 white, October.
37Lc.; cash No. white. 36l9Q 3G5sc.. mixed
western. 33%a3ic.: white do, 56Gilc.
Hay weak and quiet: shipping soc. :;
good TO choice, SOQ.D
Wool steady and quiet domestic fleece.
iSu22c.; pulled ijgiJttc.
Beef quiet and steady; family $4,000
200; extra mess. SSOOQS.JO; beef hams
quiet and steady at S22OO. tierced beef
steady and quiet; city extra, India mess,
$1,000 100. cut meats dun and lirm
picked bellies, $50: shoulders. 800;
hams. S1l.75112OO: middles nominal.
Lard quiet ana hrmer. western steam,
ssh. city, $1S1kdSUO Refined frmcr
and quiet. Continent. $50 South Amcri-
can. 500: compound. sGj0U6G2i5
Pork firm and quiet; mess, Sl32j; extra
prime, Sl3.JHl4.O.
Butter steady and quiet; state dairy,
l4a22Mc.; do. creamery, lNQ2lhc.; vest
ern dairy, l3laNl7c.; creamery l5@2il4c
Elgins. 2fHc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and hrm crude,
nominal: yellow. -.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
HOsin steady and fairly active; strain
ed, common 10 good. - la 10
Turpeutine dull and easy AZ 2StN-9Ac.
Rice active and firm. domestic, fair
70 extra, 3f-464c.: Japan 4B05c.
Molasses-FOreign nominal. New Or
leans. open kettle. good TO choice, quiet
and steady at 21N31c
Peanuts steady and quiet.
CONTRIBUTIONS dun and unchanged tO
- points down, August. SlGoOq 1910: Oc-
toher Sl3.3iTl3. -, December, $l2DU
l2Gj. Spot Rio dull and steady; No. T.
$1,000.
Sugar Raw firm and quiet; fair re-
timing, 3l-c. Refined steady. standard
4. 4 E-lGGjc.; cut-lOaf. ji.0j y-lGc.
crushed, 5+n5 Die; granulated. ( LIE
M5i,c.
Freights to Liverpool frmer; cotton
| steamer sgd; grain. lqlAd.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. 2s.-There were
very Eood export clearanceS OF wheat
and -four from The four Atlantic ports
to-day. but other than this there was
not scrap Of friendly news for wheat
The price hung around puts Tor a long
time when Partridge. with the local
Gro .ullug ON, made "A determined
effort 10 break The market That he did
not succeed in doing so was due 60 the
good demand that sprang up about &c
for December. Every commission house
seemed TO have moderate Instructions
10 buy, ana the aggregate formed sue
ctssiul barrier 10 any serious decline.
The last fifteen minutes Of the session
Witnessed the lowest figures of the day.
The early, support having been with
drawn. December wheat opened from
Jrsc. 10 JIl4 HJ1tsc, sold between J1~sc.
and iri lii6'.c. closing AT the latter,
',c. lower than yesterday. Cash wheat
was In good demand at a decline of AH
Corn \ growing disposition to short"
the market is seen in corn. The latest
reports from the West are not as mourn
full as those that We're coming forward
week or two ago, m fact some of the
ones received to-day We're decidedly
cheerful Whether any greater reliance
can bee placed in theu than ion those that
were formerly received is "A question.
The crowd were inclined TO follow the
improved tone Of the news and sell corn.
May corn opened from J2i2e. 10 J2lsc.,
sold between those limits during the ses-
sion. and closed at j2',c.. 1sui.c under
Yesterday. Cash corn was I'm slow de
mand and weak. Prices were lc. per
bushel lower.
Oats-The main bull argument Of late
has been the good Withdrawals from
store hut IL failed to-day. not "A bushel
being inspected out. There was nothing
else 60 hold prices uD. and consequently
hey followed the course Of wheat and
corn. Receipts, So cars-weJc 36 under
the estimate. May oats closed lsftIc.
under yesterday. Cash oats were IN
fair demand
PrOvlsions-The Anglo American Packing
Company were doing their utmost TO force
prices upward and their endeavOrs were
successful I'm "A great measure Later
adviccs from the yards quoted a closing
gain I'm hog prices and made The strength
IN product more pronounced The close
was Zoe higher than yesterday for Janu-
and BIC hirher Tor January ribs
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COUNTRY PRoDUCE-WHOLEsALE.

COUNTRY PR)DtCE--WHD LESAAf'.
GUTTER Receipts large and demand
fairly good az quotations. The qu9}tt1e
tions are as follows. Fancy dairy, ll@
1sc.; choice dairy. 1f1l6c.; choice FAMILY
(packen l5HlTc. choice store packedD,
l3Q1Jc.: medium store tpacked), lupl&Rc.
EGGS-Receipt extremely llSht ana
demand very good. The present quota
lGe.: in crates. fresh and clean, l44 lOc.;
in barrels and boxes fresh, liGl3c.
POULTRY Receipts Of live poultry
large and demand equal to supply. ,toi-
lowing are present prices: thIckehS
Qarec), St,UgC.. small. &c; ducks hiYel
per pound. $500; hens Oive), per pouni,
7a7tc.; geese dive. per head, iOQ50c.;
rOosters tolD. per pound. +40c.
cait aAIS Der 0i poand gross s1S i%@5'e
sheep, per pound. lga2c.; lambs (sooil,
per pound. 3i4c., beef cows, per pound,
g.; heifers. per pound 3lec. steers per
pound. 5L,4Gc.: hams (smalD, well
smoked, per pound, lJ4l1c.' large, Vel
smoked. per pound, l2al3c.; sides lcure4l'
per pound, 1a9c.; shoulders Csmoked)'
6FirFD FRUIr-Apples 0ancy sliced.
per hound. 4N5c.: quart,red, per pound.
342le.: peaches (peeled, per pound
9aIO6.: cherries UltteD. per pound "D
APPLEs-E Early apples. per barrel
MISCELLANEOUS Beans lWhltel 40.
TX. colored beans. StO09l2 20. black
di,y1e'i peas. per bushei. Gjas5c.: ginseng,
per pound. 1928. feathers dive geesel.
Der pound, Boo; feathers tmiXeD. per
pound. 2JN3Oc.; sumac. per 100 pounds
&C.: wainuts. per busnei. ioG4jc.; bees
wax per pound. DC. peanuts. per pound.
5IH3c.: hoop poles, S3@R6up' nour
barrel heads and slaves lmachinel SDDo
SEEps-Clover (wholesale), per buushel,
So 5jT5OO; timothy, per 6rshei i.M1f
30. orchard grass, per bpsliei' S ~.
10. herds Grass. per bushei, '1lsio 66 +:
buir'Ewbeat seed. per busbel. 7oasoc. ;
faESe,d. per busheL $lo0.
HIDES AND TALON Dry flint, per ~
pound. 4i,n4i2c. Dry gruohy. per 5.s@',o''"'
:p,GDlc.: Try sailed, per pond, "f@3,tc..,
Wool Tub-washed free from ourSh
zoe. unwashci. 15c.: merino (unWasneD'
lie: bury wool. 3gsc.; per ponha less
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Within.

TO fail in finding gifts, and still TO give,
TO count all trouble ease, all loss as
To learn in diving as a self to live
This dost thou do. and seek thy JOY
In pain
found
For love to touch thee with his hand
divine.
Put of thy shoes. thou art on holy
FrOt nd
Thou standest on the threshold of his
shrine
But canst thou wait in patience, make
no sign,
And where in power thou failst-Oh.
not in will
See sore need served by other hands
than thine,
And other hands the dear desires fulfil,
Hear others gain the thanks that thou
Wouldst win.
YET be all joy? Then hast thou entered
IA.
Anna c. Bracket. In Harpers Maya
zine for September
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 2s-Flour
dull and unchanged
Wheat easy. No. red spot, 5J7sGJ6
August, JaQ56c.; September, 5GaaGi&c
December. 5J4 r5y%c.. steamer No. ? red,
jGsi0 53c.; milling wheat, by sample, 81
GJfc.
Corn dull; mixed spot and August. BE.
bid; southern white corn. jeH6Jc. DO.
yellow, 59q1'c.
oats quiet and steady, No. white.
western. 36u3GHc.; No. mixed, western.
34Q34Hc.
Rye steady and firm; No. .. i0qjOc.
Hay easy; good TO choice timothy
S13JOG14.5O
Ocean freights dull and unchanged.
Provisions steady; mess pork, S16OO:
bulk shoulders, SS.2j; short rib sides.
S9.25. clear sides. $3.50; sugar-cured Shout
ders, $3.50, hams, S13jOnlA2J.
Lard-Rehned. 500.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds Baltimore and Ohio stock, 7ii5
bid. Northern Central stock. car asked
Consolidated Gas bonds. ll42, bid. do.
stocks 62UGI1a.
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THE TlMEs-RlCHMoND VA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20 1884,

3 1864; October and November, 3 4G-Gi;
November and December, 2 1864: Deem
February. 3 4S-6il3 1906; February and
March, 1854; March and April, J2-s4.
+. M.-American mid1iing fair,
49,, good middling. 3 1872. mlddllny.
1915; low midcllng , 1892, good oral
2 1851. August and September 1894
bid; September and October 3 i5-G4: Oc-
tober and November 3 fJ-t,i, November
and December. 3 1904. buyers; Deem
airy and February. 3 4s-G4 sellers: Feb
ruary and March, 3 i0-Cig3 5D-gl: March
and April. 3 5l-Gi. buyers. Futures closed
barely steady
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Eureka

Mr.. Thomas Bate. editor OF the
,rat he believes TO be the best remedy
IN existence for the flux. His expert
ence Is wen worth remembering. lie
says: Last summer ! had a very severe severe
Known remedy. none giving relief. Cham
herlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was recommended to me.
F,ondiote relief | continued TO use
he medicine and was entirely cured.
LAX Measure in recommending this
remedy TO any person suffering win
~ hest melicine In existence" % and
~ cent bottles for sale by owens &c
Minor Drug Company. p. NJ: Slaughter.
~ II. Reeves & Co.. aud w. q. Forst-
lam drnasiatA
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. .2S-F'lour heavy
and weak: patent S2.aiN2.Gj; fancy, sos
G2l5. choice. Sl.gOn2.0
Wheat lower; August, 5dhc. asked I:
May. 50a-c., nominal.
Corn weak and lower; August, 52c..
nominal: September, 52hc. asked: Deem
Der isl.c. asked; May. l9',c. asked
oats unchanged; Angus. ne, nominal;
September. 3Oilc.; May 31i9c
Professionalism mess, sli.2jq ll52ls; on
T.ard-Prime steam. s7s7ls choice. $500.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

KltH MON), VA, Aug. ~, 1871.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change by MesSrs. W. Ben. Palmer,
Carter K (yland. George A. Haynes. and
john 4. Hutcheson to-day, o. packages Of
sun-cured tObaccOs. Mir W. Ben. Palmer
offered ID packages-One package O.. H..
W. d Co. No. u sold at Sill one tB. 5. G.,
No. II at 5000. one 81. Il. W, NO. u AT
81. one O3. :. c.. No p at SS.2j, one O.. B.
W, No. . at 81. two CB. ). c.. NO. s. and
}. ID. W. Co, 80. y at $780, one (B. >.
c., No. 81 at $40, one Oh. :. c., No. u at
$3.50, one q. b. w, No. - at $40. two
Oh. ). G., No. :. and j. d. W & Co, No.
- at 50. one Oh. ). c., No. D at $50. one
g.. b. w, No. - at $40 one IL. ). G.
No. y al $50. Messrs. Carter q Ryland
offered 7 packages-one package Nv. ,.
G. o. b., No. y sold at Sll, one (W. ). q.
a b.. No. y at SO, one Nv. y. q. q b.
No y at S9.2J, one (W. ). e.. * T., No %
at 81. one OY. 5. g. q b., No. a at Ss.I5
one (W. $. g. a b.. No. % at $50, one
(W. :. q. & b.. No. y at g. Mr.. George
A.'Haynes offered a packages-one pack
age on. H., No. u sold at So, one CO. II,
K & Co. No. l2D at si5.75, one GO. II. K.
& Co.. No. 1879 at SIS, one GO. III. Is. q
Co. No. 1881 at {li. one (M. II. * j. If
D., No. u at $3.50 TWO (G. II. *. q Co.
No. 49, and a. }. o.. No. - At Sl2, two
o. II. X. d Co.. No. lO7, and Il. j., No. j.
$lO.25, two CO. IL. Is. X CO.. No. l23, and
j. J. b., No. y at SO one or. q, Co., No
y at $9.ij one GA. j. e.. No = at 81, fouI
90. II. X. x Co., Nos ~, 80. l55. and rs
SO one &C. H. X 4 Co. ~ No. a iS2 at = =
No. u at $50. one (W. y. O.. No. u al
s. one lW. ii: y. No. p at $50. three
!. and W. j. r.. No. y al 81. one %. }. b..
No. = at 800. one %. +. a, No. - al
$3.50. three CO. II. Is. x CO.. No lei; }. +
A.. No. /. and A. J. g., No. y at s. oat
~. j.. No y at A30, one lM. r. K J.
II. NJ. No. b at 500, two (M. H., Nos.
two ,M. K. x }. n. NJ. No. ?. and J. 4
H.. No. y at s, one a.. d CO.. No. - al
$3.50. two &C.. II. K. - Co. No. $50. ane
". ID. y, No . &c $40, one (W. -. A.
80. - at 500. one Nv. -. A., No. - a.
$3.50. Mr.. John \. Hufches0n offered
packages-one package (M. }. p, No. J.
sold nj $50, one (W. J. T.. No. p at 50
one w. J. T.. No. . an s2.5J
Private sales reported to the Secretar,
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, 2 hossheadS. FLIES, L; lea
(darO, 9; Tugs uarN -. Total, ~ hosa
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
spectiOns-Brght - hOgsbeads and
titrce; dark. &ij hOsshcads ana 81 tlerces
RtinspectlOns-B Bright, p hOssheads.
Myers. DdvenpOrts SeabrOoke's $, Ale
| ghanv, Jones', ShockOe, and Crenshaw'
| tobacco warehouses report to-day Re
| ceipts, % packages; deliveries, b5 packages
OMITTED States ihtrrnal revenue col
| loctions for the city Of Richmond. Va.
| to-day: Cigars and cigarettes. s. ioo+O
| plug tObacc0s, SlOL3l Total, S0bl3.A
| Small loose tobacco sales at Sheiburne
| and Planters warehouses to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to
| day: W t. Gunter K Brother, James /
! Walton, Louisa county. Va; W. q. Ken
| ardsOn. COsmOpOiite; w. j. Parrish, -
! H. Kent. Fluyanna county. Va; ii. Nj
| Bancroft Miner. city, Va.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI o, Aug. 2s.--Flour--
500 family. s2.2jG2.JO.
Wheat steady at previous prices.
Corn active; No. white, 59c. No. 2
yellow. JSc.
Oats active: No. mixed. Bic: No. .
white, 3jc.
Pork-City mess. Sl375; clear mess,
STATE; family Sli00.
Lard-Steam leaf. $50 kettle dried.
SS.37A.
Bacon steady: shoulders, 500; short
rib sides. Ss.37ia; short clear sides, SS.G2la
elS63.
Whisky firm AT Sf33
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 2s. 1874.

Onerlngs-wheat. LIP bushels; corn
White). ne bushels; eorn plAed)' COZ
sales Wheat, l,G22 bushels; corn
rrhifel. 10 bushels oats, l.2lp bushels
"Ouotations: Wheat-Longberry, 55c, TO
5sc': mixed, 5ic. to 5Sc.; shortberry, 53c.
TO 5Sc. No. ? red, otl.c' TO 3se. 81.
No white. &c: No. . mixed sc. >
Oafs-No. . mixed. Csc. to Soc; No. q
mixed. SIC. TO 35c.; winter. Soc to 4lc.
Rye-5Oc to ooc.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 2S-Turpen-
tine market opened steady at 2Silc:. win
unchanged. with no sales receipts. 9s3
casks.
Rosin steady and unchanged; sales.
l.i62 barrels Quote. y. G, and y,
I, $i.S5; X, S20j; NJ, 50 -: y, 50 So; win
dow glass. s255: water white $3.50.
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cUTcAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Aug.
y .-CattIe-Receipts. 700: market steady;
common 10 extra steers. S32jn3.7o: stock
ers and feeders. S2oOli331; cows and
hills 81 25G3.JD: calves, s. O0H5.OO.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market strong;
heavy. SI2JNGW; common 10 choice
mixed. SJ.OO1J.y0: choice assorted, $50
ass.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market strong;
Inferior 10 choice, SlOOG3.25; lambs. - %
90 -
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OBITUARY.


MIR. Joseph =. Silvia died Monday after
noon AT the residence Of his father. coz
ner Orleans and Erin streets. Fulton.
The young man, VINO was IN ms nlhe-
tenth year. had only been III a few days.
and his death was very unexpected.
The funeral Will take place to-day.
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book rolled up behind him on his saddle.
Wherever he breaches he has large
meeting. and he boards round With the
religious families. IN the old time -honored
way From Where Time Has Slumber-
cd" by Julian Ralph, In Harper's Maya
zine for September.
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cash Quota tiOns-FlOur was quiet and
steady, 40. spring wheat. 534 ujI' .c.;
No . red. 53bTIa.c.; No. > corn. jf4c.;
No oats. 29i~02thc.; mess pork. Sl3.GO
Gf3G5: lard, SS.NONS0j; short ribs. $50
G7.53. dry sailed shoulders. SGGj0G.Tj;
short clear sides. S7.15N1.Sj. whisky. Sl.13.
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Next Monday will be Labor Day IL Is
a legal holiday, and the banks Of the
city win be closed. Paper maturihs on
that day is due and payable on Saturday,
September LIT.
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Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. $3.50;
longs and clear ribs. sI.65; shorts. SID
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s7G2h; longs,
sS.2j: clear ribs, IS 2JfiS 3TI5: shorts. $3.50
qs.62la.
high wines higher at Sf3s.
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WILMINGTON

UMINGTOE. y. c.. Aug. 2S.-Rosin
firm. strained. Soc: good strained. Doc.
Spirits OF turpentine firm at 2Jhc.
Tar firm at Sl.Oj
Crude turpentine quiet; hard Sl.00;
soft. $40; virgin. $500
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The condition OF Rev. Mr.. Randolph
who Is az the hospital OF the Medical Col-
lege Of Virginia. was considered silsntiy
more favorable at d late hour last night
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug. 2s.-Tur.
rentine firm at 2ai4c: receipts, 90 casks
RosIn-Good strained firm at 90c.; re-
ceipts 2S7 barrels
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roURrH-o1Ass Pos1MAsrERs.

There were no appointments. OF fourth
class pOstmasters to-day Tor Norm OdiO-
ina. ana only one for Virginia. which was
lat If Julia VI. Vaughan. at sandy
BOTTOM. MiddlescN county, vice y.
senator Huntau. who was last week
traut.i leave OF absence FOR the remain
uaiu1er of the session. accompanied by
,frs Hunfon. passed through the city this
.orulug. ca route home from cape May.
Judge H. II. Cardwell, Of Hanover. eX-
speaker of the Virginia House of Dele
-.tes. arrived here this mornins.
Mesers X. l.. Woodward and W. q.
liam. Of Suffolk, @. a. James, G. ID.
Duke. and John =. Copper, OF Ports
Mouth. are az the -. James.
CAPTAIN o. b. Edwards and Mrs 20
,a.-s. w. Howard Edwards and Miss
starry Edwards, of Norfolk. are attending
che Pytiian eucampm~nt
Norfolk. j. ". Davis of Newport News;
j. r. and J. H. Ramsay Of Richmond
are NJ the Metropolitan.
DR. D. s. Wexford and wife, Of {ich-
mond. are IN the city n. L. W.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH TIDE.
PORT or WEST POINT. Aug. -, 1871
Apply ED.

Steamship Berkshire, Nickerson, Proyi-
dence via Norfolk, passengers ana gem
eral cargo
STEAMSHIP Charlotte. Nickle Baltimore,
,,,,.eepoers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshall. Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Nickerson. Bal
timorc. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nlchle baluhole'
passengers and general cargo.
STEAMSHIP Elm city, Marshall. walker
tom passengcrs and general cargo.
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mn cLEyrIAND- oArcnINGs LITTER.
coNonsssMLS.LEAyING FOR HOME.

There will bc q general exodus Of mem
" Congress ana senators from tae
lritM Tonight. 4 few viii oe detained
l.e by departmental work ana some
N.l remain 20 participate in the pleasures
81 the Bythian enc4fnpinent, bat a iaftsS
j0rity VIII leave Tor their homes ana
--a canvass. which by the 18th of Seq
i.mbyr win De- IN fun blast IN every
STATE In the JIIOn.
None Of the Virginia members were On
tle floor OF the House to-day, and but
sle or two OF them are in the city
Senator Daniel Wil leave tomorrow for
1vuchburg. where he VIII remain for u
..w days rest before entering the cart
1ass for the fan campaign. A II was i'm
possible for him 10 nii his ensagemeni at
Staunton yesterday. ne VIII speak there
II September court He expects 10 speak
60 many different points In the state. but
nill spend the greater portion OF ms time
60 the Fifth aud sixth congressional
districts.
Senator Gray, of Delaware. yesterday
.0l1e an earnest appeal % him % come
- his State isis fan, AND IL he can pe
s.ared from the Virginia canvass lie
VIM probably make one or more speeches
.l Delaware.
Nr. clarence T.. Young. his courteous
ana efficient private secretary, viii ac-
.npany him 20 Lynchburg and remain
with him during the canvass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
XLOSE OF THE SESSION.
COMMENTS on TRB PnEsIDRN1'S
LAST fxRIrF LETTER
senator Daniel Asked to speak I'm Delaware
Daring the CaInpnign-Conrressm
Leaving Tor Their Homes.
TIMKs BUREAU, RAPLEy BUILDING. /
WASHINGTON, August IS, 1894. (

As a result OF the unprecedented labors
~ the Flfty-third Congress. and by the
grace Of the constitutional provision. the
acw tarin bin has az last reached the
statute books McNinlcyism, with its
lish protective duties. SIS legislation Of
sae pubic funds into the pockets OF cor
Yorauons, its fostering OF trusts whose
browning bulwarks threatened even the
liberties OF the American people, has gone
Sorcver and In It's place has come iaw'
which even its enemies admit VIII GER
tainly ushten many tariff burdens that
now rest heavily upon the people ana is
d barrier against a return 10 mad pro-
section"
For the last time this session the Fifty
third Congress met THIS inoEning. The at
tendance was small an Doth houses. but
there was an ample number 10 transact
what little bushes, remained TO be done.
A continuous session OF over twelve
months duration. during which much inn
gortaut Hesitation has been accomplish
C1, has com. 10 an end, aud the men who
Tor SO luus have neglected private In
Ycrcsls tus tat pUoiic good are now on
Ihcir journey homeward. where they VIII
gender 70 tAclr constituents an account
a. their stewardship and be judged ac-
<or-lng 90 the manner Ia Wmcn they
have improved the talents entrusted TO
Them.
THE CLEVELAND oATcHISGs LETTER.
Again this morning is a letter of the
President 20 ID member OF congress and
"a personal friend the al-enSt osslns
shene AS i'm the case OK the letter to
chairman Wilson. opinions differ, both
as 10 the subject matter OF the letter and
Is 10 the Wisdom 81 lis puohc1tlOn at
Ihis time That 10 can be used as a
ftrons weapon Of defence In some Sec
tions Of the country is admitted; that il
viii be made shield OF protection for
chose who have sturdily supported the
president In his battle for free raw ma
.erals Is conceded, but while there are
.t.W public men who will give their
views for publication. the cOncensus Of
e ulon is that IL would have been better
al The letter never been written.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06
Wtnnefpta.

Sas. 8. 9aroebed. fom / flere War
bar peret @ier al @ranp Central
Saloon ct. @leub, ct blet borte.
Set beoer, at ban bar reiit ofsaarbe
for @elbrebens Stplb, men ba ban
Rplber $4,000 til 8anterne ct.
@loub, er mau blet ensfelis for Gu
loonmanben; tbi man tror, at ban al
brig oil uenpe tilbage.
= @n opietspet tenbe @og, ans
lost of en- &uinoe. iom beoer &icto>
ria @tein mob Clarence s.. @aul>
pou9b, perierer for &etten Mauta>
to. &laseren poafaar, at ST. @aul>
paub bauoe louet at aifte fi9 meb ben.
be, % oa bun iatte fin 2io til bette.
er BUN forbleuet os oil t1oaRe oltio
forblioe uoift, buorfor bun tororer
en- Stabeseritatnins paa $4,000.
@itonten bor nemlis for ct Nar fiben
posiet 2eiliabeoen os siitet fig meb
en- anben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-06

Ssnatius Donnells flyer .@epre<
tentative" at en- Mano. iom fpr par
Stats. Mubiter / Ninneioto, / fin xib
ubpalste enbe( 2anb for @taten.
Set pit:e fig ienere, at bette 2anb
par feroeles riat paa Sernerts,
bporefter Iuoitbren efter forlpoenbe
fit frataset Staten bens ret til Gan.
bet. st &ompasni meb @odefeller
/ Spibien fit berefter 2anoet, % be-
talte for famine til Nubitpren $780,,
900 &ontanter os 9ap bam fire af
Stockholders 9totes, buer til en- @ers
bi al $4,000, eQer $250.O00 ialt.
Donnellp opforbrer Solicit tilat pelge
iaabanne 2esislaturmeolem JONI
utl unoeribse flise @aser Thumbs.