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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-08
GEIIR! GEIIR!! GEHR!!!
Information Wanted.

Information Wanted.
Information leading to the discov-
cry of the whereabouts of one s.
Whipple Gehr, formerly ofilcing with
one A. c. Gehr, will be thankfully
received by ADVERTISER, CHICAGO
EAGLE office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-08
HERE THEY ARE.

Following are the capdidat,
spoken of for various offices to dat
For Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Democrat. Republican.
u. v. Samucls. J. Frank Aldrich.
SECOND DISTRICT.
J. j. Brvant.
=. n. Keenan,.
William .. Budd.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Lawrence Il. McGann. Marcus Pollasky.
f T.sssf W A, Douglas
I. Il. Ryan. Frank l.. Shepard.
Thomas G. MacNfilla
Miles kehoc.
Jarvis Blumc.
NJ. j.. Cole.
Chri, Manner.
Frank Grow.
Chas. W. Woodman.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Edward L. Noonan. George l.. White.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
julius Goldzicr. y, c. Hamburger.
Chester NJ. Dawes.
Godfrey Langhenry.
Geo. y. Adams.
Canute II Matson.
Col. Aug. Jacobson.
solomon Meyer.
n. NJ. Plotkc.
Edward y. Cooke.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Henry q. Miller. Geo. Edmund Foss.
Vim. Prentice.
For state Senate.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Vim. Budiu9cr. VIM. L.aub.
Vim. z. Assay. George Cummings.
I. j. McNaliy. ID. V. Fitzpatrick.
THIRD DISTRICT.
VI. q. Holding. Sidney McCloud.
Chns. II. Crawford.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
John Humphrey.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Frank Mccarthy. Peter. Craiemiic.
Wm j. O'Bricn. John Sutz.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
w. i. Cooling. Frederick Luudin.
-, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Nm H. Burns. Joseph Libal.
William Lociiier.
Joseph p. MahOney.
Chas. J. Byrne.
James +. Gleason. John +. Calmly.
Frank stanley.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
John GaynOr. Edward j. Dwycr.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Denis Consldinc. Daniel 4. Campbell.
Stanley ii. kunz.
TwENTy.rIRsT DISTRICT.
Ex-Ald. Ernst.
TwENTy-TnIRD DISTRICT.
'ohh - Ma''eS' george ~ Anthony
For the House.
v,,.r r,sr,,o,
+ Fr GsSr f. S M,ISr T. 4 RsstSrsSn
stenh :; 2 g May WIN mii. II. King
Bryan conway. J. L. iiiis.h.
SECOND DISTRICT.
James McAndrcws, Jr. Rudolph NIulac.
John McLnuahlin. y. l.. Dudley.
T,,,,n n,sr,,cr
Alexander J. Jones. George Il. Holmes,
Geo. ". Miller.
i, l.. Lowcnthal,
FOURTH pIsrnIcT.
Michael NJ rIncrncv Aired tuder.ou
Edward Condon, Fred Kctchsm'
Thomas Byrucs, Henry Schultz.
n. J; Butler. 7, II. Beckwith.
Jas ~u'phS' " & E,S Gibson
Alex. James
Noyai west.
Nm Peterson
VIM. Mccarthy.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Daniel y: Root. &c. Buckner.
f fUhn E Mhite' NJ H. Gibson
I pnmar. Many.,,
Peter Foy.
Suyrn nvornvr,-
John Fitxsimmons' isado,e pIotko
Herman Aisehmier. c;corve N Hcva.
d. j. Ivons ' ~'~
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
e'aS'ou H. o'a''s' ,NoHinHteaJ
MoDert y, Mult'
Wm' nnlemahn'
,,, a. y. Barhes'
,.o,S NtNfh ptsFEiCE
Cant Id WiiIiams. IL Raiiiv
yaclay Sedlak.
NJ. j. Maloney.
,o.,,, ELEVENTH ,DIsLRIcT:
s. s. Brewer. III. q. Msuritzon.
frea E'ared.
o, IaikrEENTH DISTINCT.
Robert Brown,
Henry p Carmodv.
pi''Nief
George Mcconnell. John Meyer.
M HnSn ~ E Ii a. h.aeh'
Las McC;iniev'
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
Joseph 4. O,Donnell. Louis Sits.
Whi' L. burAe' ar. Walters
Al Siade.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
BENZ N. Mitchell, Chas. q. Johnson.
pe tri T. E Ene'' Jsear W bison,
iew,aS Ei,asio,s f'N' "eSton'
'""o' f'Ns'"''''on''
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-08

FAMILY jars never have any very
good fruit Ia them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee has adopted a new plan of
organization. 1t has divided the
thirty.four wards Of the city into
seventeen districts and appointed an
executive committee to conduct the
local campaign in each of them. Each
committee will have charge of the
registration and naturalization in its
own d strict. 1t will also have au.
thority to call public meetings for its
district. All other matters relating
to the campaign will, as usual, be un.
der the immediate direction of the
County Executive Committee. At
each headquarters clerks will be on
duty from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. The
local headquarters will be connected
by telephone with the general head.
quarters at 137 Monroe street, so that
the clerks in the respective districts
can, without delay, secure any in.
formation they may require from the
County Committee. Following are
the names of the members of the Tx.
ecutive Committee appointed for each
district:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-08

The Twenty.flrst Senatorial DIS.
trict, according to Mayor Hopkins, is
about to slip from the control of the
Republicans. lie has been endeavor.
ing to get Robert A. Waller to con-
sent to become candidate for the
Senatorial nomination. EX-Aldcr-
man Joseph Ernst Is understood to be
a candidate, and II Mr. Waller will
not accept the nomination, it is said
1t will 60 to Mr.. Ernst, who has made
clean record in the City Council.
Mayor Hopkins claims that Mr.. Waller
is the only Democrat who can carry
the district, but Mr.. Waller says that
nothing but the life or death of his
party will pursuade him to enter the
race. For the lower house Max Refs,
a young lawer, is said to be the lead
ing candidate. Louis A. Klee is also
after the nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
r11r rnrTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 3L-Cotton steady;
r,iS5Iing g1llf 7 80 middling uplands,
- iS-IG, sales 2l05 bales. Futures
oios9d steady, sales. 1880 bales Au-
o1,st Il Moe IS; September, SOC ~, &c
tober n t9qe 10. November. 07SQ6. l0;
necember. 6s5q0S0, January 6.92q6B :
Irehrnarv GgScTOO March. 1.O4uIOt;
ANIL. 71bQ7l2. May 1lGa71S.
The consolidated net receipts OF cotton
reported to-day from all ports were
500 bales: exports 10 Great Britain, 40
bales: Continent. 80 bales; stock. 2io'-
1S3 bales. .,,
Total so far this week-Net receipts
2.1Ol bales. exports 10 Great BIltal.'
100 bales; France. lG5 bales; Continent
3. SG2 bales. =,
LIVERPOOL. July 31.-i2:3O p. M M
Cotton quiet. free supply onerlhs' AZ an
prices favorably quoted; American t' ie
dling, 3fs; sales 500 bales; amer ,,,e,S
7 100 bales; receipts, 1000 pale5, ~ 10
can. 800 bales. Futures steaay ,erican
cline and demand moderate; ~ "a. Au-
middling. July and August, . 80 i5-et.
gust and September, t ~ eazss s5-6t
September ana October, . 4t-V gsi,a 80.
and December. 3 t5-1tes..SS ~.
December and January, . to-CC,t45SS 10 "a.
January and February, 3 4i-0iP35 % ~ ~
IreLrnorv and March 3 4s-G4g3 1V-Of'
p YAmerfcan middliDg, iair'
3 5-l8. FOOD middling. 49,: middiins'
4 % 40. sood ordinary. 9-l6; Ordinary,
3 3-lG: August and September, . i"-ot'
sents,nher aud October, 3 44-Oi; NoNsih-
her and December, z 16-6i; December
and January. AGA, sellers; January
and February, Q 4S-d5; FEBRUARY anu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
MONEY
Offerings and Sales ut the Hichmord To-
bacoo Exchsnge-Interu Revenue
Collections-Foroign Adsices.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The course or
speculation at the Stock Exchange ~
day was almost the reverse OF tnat VI
yesterday While the auYices from the
West IN regard to corn were nearly an
Of the same teuOr-namely. that lhe
crop was being materially injured ~
drought operators evidently concluded
that the report of damages nave Deeh
exaggerated by western spectators
who are engaged IN builiuR cereals. Inc
shorts in the stock market. instead OF
waiting for any further hints from the
West, decided 10 reduce their lines, ana
hence, after fractional declines az the
opening. the leading shares improved
anywhere from a 70 / per cent. me
Changers naturally scored the largest
gains. as the short interest In them
had become unwieldy. Lake Shore was
weak, selling down lK 70 10, ana CLOS
ing at 1917. Consolidated Gas broke
"a. 10 ll2 and rallied to 1l5gfi4l9 Man
haitian declined To llliA but closed the
same as on yesterday -lI}h. Pullman
and American Tobacco improved per
cent. while New York. Susquehanna
and Western improved as much. The
sales aggregated 5000 shares sugar
figured for over One-third, 33,60g shares
changing hands Burlington and quincy
was traded In 10 the eostent Of 1000
shares, St. Paul TO 100, Rock Island
10 500, and Distllers 70 $500. Nothing
else figured for a. nuch as ZOO The
market left OF dun and a shade easier
The bond market was irregular.
Treasury Balances-COin. S13 ,OJS 600;
currency SCI .442.OOO
Money on can easy at I per cent, last
loan at l per cent, and closing offered
at ] per cent; prime mercantile paper,
3Hdil5 per cent Bar silver, CON Sterling
exchange strong, with actual business. in
bankers blls ut +s7ElD4STa for sixty
days and 1sSH04S~f. for demand posted
rates, iSS44S9l2, commercial bills, 1851
N487. Government bonds firm. state
bends dun. Railroad bonds weak Sill
yer at the board Waf neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
"Reminiscences Of Thoreau.

He came into the room a quaint.
stump figure Of a man, whose effect Of
long trunk and short limbs was heighteu-
ed by his fashiOnlesS trousers being
let down too low. lie had a noble face.
with tossed hair, a distraught eye, and
fine aquilinIty Of prOhle, which made
me think at once of Don QuiXOte and Of
CcrVantes; but his nose failed 10 add
that foot to his stature which Lamb
give a man. He tried to place me geo.
graphically after he had given me
chair not quite so far off as OHIO, though
still across the whole room, for he sat
against one wall and / against the
other; but apparently he failed TO pun
himself out of his reverie by the effort,
FOR he remained In a dreamy muse.
which all my attempts to say something
ut about John Brown ana Walden Pond
seemed only u deepen upon him.
] have not the least doubt that | was
needless and Valueless about both, and
that what l said could not well have
prompted any important response; but
/ did my poor best, and ] was terribly
disappointed IN the result. The truth is
that in those days / was "A helplessly con-
crete young person. and all forms OF
the abstract the aiT-drawn, afflicted me
like physical discOmfOrts. | do not re-
member that 1'hOreau spoke OF his books
or of himself at all, and when he began
TO speak OF John Brown II was not the
warm. palpable loving. fearful old man
Of my conception, but sort of John
Brown type, a John Brown ideal. John
Brown principle which We We're somehow
with long paMses between the vague or
phic phrases to cherish, and to nourish
ourselves upon. William Dean HOwells,
Ia HarperS MagaZines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Flour dull and
week and freely offered; winter wheat,
low grades. Si.sJa2.J0; fair TO fancy
g. 4OG2.o; patent, s2'JaJ;;5o Minnesota
e e,t Si.S5q2'3O. Southern flour dull
and easy; common to fair extra, S2.lOq
800; good to choice do, S3OOa3.yo.
wheat duh at 1hc. lower. with OPP
tions; No. 2 red, store ana elevator
mod active and declined iGiAc.,
ard closed steady at 1hc. under yes
terday. No. 2 red closed: August, Doc. :;
September, J6hc.; December, o55sc' May,
Corn quiet and lower, closing steady;
No. 2 5lssQ52c., elevator; 2z;sq 55c.
sfoat C1tIons were moderately active
and lI.Gl@c lower; August, DISC; sep
TENDER, jO1sc.; December 4siSc; May
Oats .Si moderately active and steady.
Options weaker; August, 33l2e septem-
her. 33Ac; No. white, July, 59i2c.
Spot-No. 2. 39ho; No. white, 4Ol2c.;
mixed western. 40di2c.; white do, 40
Hay duh and steady shipping, 5Oa5jc.;
good to choice, s0a9Oc
Wool fairly active and firm; domes-
tic fleece, 17g22c.; pulled; o Louie; .o
mess. SSOOds5O. beef hams quiet and
steady. tierced beef steady and quiet;
city extra. india mess. Sl1Dg 500; cut
meats steady and quiet, pithleu belIesi
s7.75; shoulders. S6.25; hams, SlL1Jq
100, niddles nominal.
Lard quiet and steady, western steam,
$3.50; city. 1913; September. $40. Re
fined quiet; Continent, .HO; South
American, S7.S5; compound, S6Wq625.
1425, extra prime nominal.
Butter higher and In good demand;
state dairy, 1J12Ot.c. do, creamery,
17Q22hc. western dairy, lZ4l6c.; cream
cry. 14u22i3c; Elgins. y BE-
Cotton seed oil steady, crude, nc;
yellow, 32l2c.
Petroleum dull and steady.
ROsin dull and lower; strained, com
mon TO good 81 20Gl 27l2
Turpentne dull and steady at 290
29iac.
Rice inactive: domestic, fair to >xtra,
35sHJi.c.; Japan, 4s44Ac..
MOlasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, -
N37c.
Peanuts dull.
Conee-Options quiet at j. points down
10 - points mp. August, Sl410NlLs0;
October S13.2jq13SO; December Sl2.75Q
1850 Spot RIO steady; No. :, $685.
Suear-Raw steady and active. fair
refining. . 11-lGc. Refined quiet and
firm: on A, 484 Lie; standard \,
{ 7-lGU NC; cut-loaf Lice: crushed,
jlI05 5-lGc. granulated 4 7-1CdF,c
Freights-Cotton, 5-Gld.; grain, I'D.
asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, In 3l.-There was
far less strength 10 wheat at the opening
today than marked the close yester-
day. The corn marget was OF, and
as wheat took It's impetus from that
grain. it quite naturally receded I'm sym
pathy. Long wheat was disposed OF
with as much celebrity AS possible. not
considering the question Of pront ana
loss. The entire session did not indl-
cate any inherent strength, although at
the close moderate rally took place on
buying by holders Of privileges. Very
little announcement was derived from
the announcement, except the expert
clearauces had some effect IN steadying
rrios. Primary receipts were <he largest
Tor any day since the inauguration Of
the corn crop movement. september
32c., closing at 53sc., Ac. under yes
teriay. Cash wheat was in good dee
mand at about steady prices.
Corn-After glancing AT the weather
map the bulls In corn plunged into the
p't az the opening and franucally en-
deaFored 10 sell their holdings. Prices
started very weak, but soon after the
hrst trade Was made IL became notice
abe mat the orders 70 buy were coming
from the portion Of the corn belt that
hod not been favored with showers
whilst districts which had rain were
selling. Not a great deal Of rain had
iahen during the night but Washington
predicted further showers which brought
out more corn and produced a weak
undertonc. There was rally during
the carly hours q the session. which
carried prices back over a portion of
the opening decline. Sepfember corn
opened from 454c. TO 45l5c sold between
fGhc and ll7sc., closing nj 45lbQ lj5.c..
"a net loss Of lHilsc. FOR the fay.
large business was done I'm cash corn
at prices averaging lac. over yeaterlav
oats-Ihis market was without indie
pendence OF action. Longs were selling.
but n was due only 10 the weak wheat
and corn market Gosh oats were
steady.
PROFESSIONALISM an improved tone 10
hoes, a leht ran OF them. and am adj
vance in their price. product was enabled
go present better feeling to-day than
,rterday, il was a duh, spiritless
market; however, prices giving away
90 slight extent before the close on
account Of the weakness I'm grain. Sep
temher pork and September RIBS were
without change from yesterdays close
while september lard was a shade higher
The cash inquiry was moderate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
Solid Facts and Solid Sense.

The STANDARD" has the biggest bobbin
u any lock-stitoh machine.
Holds 100 yards OF cotton.
The first stitch perfect without ho.@.ng
ends OF thread.
The tension is released, when taking out
ehe goods.
The hDest goods are not drawn or
puckered.
Less noise than any other machine.
Runs 80 per cent, lighter than old-styie
machines
The most expensive beautiful. and prac-
dcal set Of attachments.
Bent wood work OF the finest finish ever
made.
Shortest needle used I'm lock-stitch ma
shines, therefore less liable 10 bend and
RlciD stitchns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD. July 31.-Flour
dun and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and easy. No. , red spot
and month, 53 H53tc., steamer No
red. tO4NTesc., milling wheat, by
com dull. spot. 5oc asked: month.
50c. bid; southern white, J4455c.; do.
oats steady. 40. white. western,
33Hioc.; No. . mixed, western, 37u3Sc.
Ryc-No .. 10.
Hay slow M Sl400g15O.
Grain freights dull and unchanged
Butter scarce and higher; creamery.
fancy. 2O02lc: ladle, fancy De; store
packed, 10Ql2c.
Other articles unchanged
BOnds-Nirginia Century, Use bid; Con-
solidated Gas bonds. 1llii bid do. stocks,
0ITGJt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
COUNTRY NORTHUMBERLAND.

TUTTER-Receipts light ana demand
good at quotations. The quotations are
as follows: Fancy dairy, ll4lsc., cnoicGe
l5uisc.; choice store (packed), lJ4lJc. ;
medium store packed, lOpl21c.
EGGS-Recepts lighter and demand
fairly good at quotations. me present
quotations are: In crates, near by ana
fresh, lOc.; IN crates, fresh ana clean
0qiOc.; iu barrels and boxes Qresh1
." P50ULTRY-Receipts Of I've poultry
present prices. Chickens Oarge), nc,
small lOc.; ducks QVO, per pound, 81
&c: hens 0iye). per pound, "a pc; geese
Oive). per head. 4O410c.' ROSTERS 'oiuh
D. NEATS@ Following are quotations:
Calves, per pound gross, "4sc.; she Rep.
pound, 3Q3Nc.' beef cows, per pound.
D.. heifers per pound, 3i2c. steers per
pound. 2Ac; dressed hogs (smalD, per
pound. jlgqGc., hams (smalD, we'll
smoked, per pound, l3Ul5c.; large, we'll
smoked. per pound, log ~ sides Sculredi}l
per pound, 'g9c.; shoulders (smoAedI
DRIED FRUIT-Apples fancy sliced.
per pound. 4g5c.; quartered, per pound
9olOc.; cherries pitteD, per pound, Vg
MIsCELLANEOUs-B Beans (white), No.
I. per bushel, $L50gl.GO; No. ., $1,000
l.uft fulDttl btttlat fl-'' i.-pf bi't'N
cyed peas. per bushel. G54s5c. ginseng,
per pound. S225; feathers dive geese,
per pound. BIC. feathers miXeD, per
pound, 25N3Oc.; sumac, per lU pounds,
COO; walnuts. per bushel. 40a45c.; bees
wax. per pound, dc peanuts, per pound,
made: hoop poles SJ.O0H6OO; -four
barrel heads and slaves (machine), $500
47uo
So -o45OO: timothy. per bushel Sl9O6
30; orchard grass; per bus. bgshel .o Sleoq
10; herds grass per Dbbs4Iel, izG ~ Go.
buckwheat seed. per bushel, 700Soc.
naxseed, per bushel Sl.OO.
WOOIETub-washed free from burs),
oOc. unwashed. l5c.; merino Onwashed),
nc bury wool $4Sc c,I per pound ,, less.
Mound 4.G4i5c.: dry grubby, per pound,
5iT3sc.: dry sailed per pound. 3q$hc,
COUNTRY RA'ON-Hams newly
curedD. per pound l0Qllc.; hams (smalD,
wen-smoked. per pound, l5n l6c,; hams
Oarge). well-smoked per pound. l4H Doe;
sides (cured). I2N13c.; shoulders, (smok-
edD Der DOund iOnl2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01

SAVANNAH. GA, July 3l.-Splrlts
rrentine-Factors surprised the mar
kat to-day by posting price az 2sc. for
r.gliiars with sales Of 1000 casks 1t
was subsequently rumored that a deal
casks changed hands: market closed
Arm NJ 2sc., with no sales; receipts, l.2ll
Rosin-The market Is quiet and dun
aud no sales reported receipts. 5sOi
barrels Quota, B. c. and D. Sl.O0;
+ $40: +. $50 q, $40; II. Sl52ia;
l. SIS; X. gao; NJ, $40; \. $3.50; win
dow glass, S2.Sj; water white, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
Bank stock
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, July "a, 1syi

Onerines-Wheat, 1884 bushels. corn
Cwhite), % bushes; corn 'miAeD' $50
- Wheat l,2s4 bushels, corn
Nyhlte). 30 bushels; oats 80 bushels.
Limitations. Wheat -Longberry, 52c. TO
40 mixed Ole. 10 jtc.; shortberry, 50c
~ c In Mite. Virginia dag lOts) 5ic.
70 SIC. 10 ) white. 54i.c. to 3Jc.; No.
0',a''tsNNo. . mixed. 84lsc. to Doc; No.
2 mixed, 33i.c. to 34c.; new winter, 35c.
Rve-5Oc. to 53c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, O., July 31.-FIour
steady: patent. s3.0Q3.90; family. S235
az 60
corn steady; mixed ear, dc; yellow
ear. 53c.
oats active: No. mixed, 33c.
Pork-Mess, sl3.25: clear mess, Sl4.25:
family pork, Sl225.
Lard steady: steam leaf. S737Ib; ket-
tie dried, $3.50.
Bacon steady; shoulders. $3.50; short
rib sides. S7.s7l@6i7Oo; short clear sides,
IS 12ihnS.f5
Whisky firm af 81 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
DEATHS.

GARLICK.-Died. at her residence, No.
1926 cambridge street. Manchester, Va,
at . o'clock 4. NJ. Tuesday. July 31st,
Garlick. Of New Kent county. Va, in
the seventy ninth year OF her age.
Funeral from First Presbyterian
church. Manchester. az II o'clock THIS
MORNING. Friends and relatives in
yited TO attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01

stitch machines.
Every part Is independent N svery other
part and can b. replaced at q trininx
cost Therefore. YOU can keep a Stand
ard practically new = lifetime.
whom making sthch-oh style shuttle
needles DIP twscs--dsrce that much more
strain and wear.
The STANDARD" Shuttle never stops
style sho,ties start and stop twice to
each stitch just tfltpk Of the extra
strain and wear that this makes. The
'StandarT' Shuttle moves Onward con-
ttnuously without Iar.
stand wheels aud treadie run on nd
Unstable steel poiata. vshicn nsures the
easiest. eruoothest bearings known 10 me-
chanics, and the wear IS for a lifetime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. c., July H.-Rosin
steady; strained. SHE; good strained,
9ghc
Turpentine steady at &c.
Tar firm at Sl.35.
Crude turpentine firm: hard, slO0;
soft, Sl.7O; VIRGIN, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01

heavy, is4pQl5.2O; common To choice
mixed. si.h59l515; choice assorted, $40
95.iO; light. So s5g5. No; pigs, sL66a5 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
inferior TO choice, sl.Joq3.JO; lambs.
S2.JOg4.J0.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. S. G.. July 31.-TT-
penfine duh and nothing doing; recc pts,
10 casks.
kosin-Good strained firm at 9Og95c.;
receipts. 100 barrels
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, July
n '-Cattie--Receipts, G,0oo; market
steady: common to extra steers, ~ luH
cows and bulls, Si.25a35O; calves. 500
GI4.JO. 1870, a..
Hogs--Receipts, 10000; market nrmer;
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steamship Alleghany, NIckerson, Frovi-
dence via Norfolk, passengers ana gen
eral cargo.
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm city, Marshall, walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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SAILED.

Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Bal
timore, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm city, Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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March, 3 4e-eiQ3 5o-64; March and April
q 5i-04, buyers Futures quiet but
steady
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HIGH TIDE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 81, 1891.
DIV En-
ARRIVED.

Schooner George Y. Nreeland, Abbott,
philadelphia, coal, 5. II. HAYES * Co.
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81 tn Old Ioint aud Return.

SUNDAY. AUGUST 5rH. VIA c. AND o. RAILWAY.
Special fast train leaves Richmond
o \. NJ. returning leave Old Point 5
j. NJ; two hours run In each direction.
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TO THE cAPES.

Special steamer leaves Old Point
T.. NJ, making an excursion 10 the Capes,
returning to Old. Point p. N.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, August T. 1894.
sun rises. >
sun Scts.................sss - ~
Moon sets. 80 - VI
Days length. ...................'.''' ill.,
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ..........sss...s -
Evening IL ~
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ARRIVED.

PORT OF WEST POINT, July 81, 1894
ARRIN ED