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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
PROVO.
= :. Conference.

A sunday School conference Of th'
southern district Of the Utah biakr wa
held In Peysou on Sunday. Among
those In attendance were Elder A. H.
Cannon Of the s. =. Union board
Elders l.. +. Eggertson ana w %
RawllnRs, Of the Stake surcHntenu'
enoy, aud Stake Secretary Jsme'
Hardy. .-,---
Following IL IKE program Of exercises
carried out!
superintsndent Taylor, Of the Pay
son second ward Sunday school nHdc
the opening address, extenuing q
hearty welcome 10 those present
This was responded 20 by superin-
tendent Eggefnon. 49,
Glass exercise, "rhe Cfeailoui" ten
young ladlrs and gentlemen Of the
Paysln theological Glass.
other class exercises, all oNcellenuy
carried, followed.
In the Afternoon Elder A. n. eau
non addressed the conference. The
trend Of his remarks was concerning
sabbath school exercises. Scholars
should not learn merely 70 repeat pat
cages parrot Ike, but should understand
Whist they learned aud be- able to apply
The same.
Remarks were also made by Super.
iHieudonts Tay Tor aud Norsoucroit, Of
paysou Sunday schools.
In the evening lectures on sunday
school work were given by Stake
Superintendent Eggrfisou aud Raw
llugs aud Stake Secretary Hardy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

Manufacturer aud dealer In all kinds
Of Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
COINS and CAskots
FUN line Of Coffin Furnishlugs kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly allied.
open Day and Night.
Factory and Warerooms No, 25S r, lat
8Oush, ~ blocks sAs, Of lhealoL
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Stearns,
Fowler,
Gendron.
WaVerly,

than Is 10 he found elsewhere, In
oyety race meet this year held under
the sanction OF the l.. A. W., the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

We made the bold statement, chal.
longing contradiction, iu last weeks
Tribune that the Stearns Bicycle was
the highest priced bicycle TO the dealers
mot the highest list-but to the deal.
ers the highest priced bicycle ia the
world, Have any OF the agents Of other
wheels accepted the challenged Not
one. They know that we have the
proof We know to o dollar what every
wheel sold IN this city costs. and wheth'
~ long lists or short lists We are
giving the riders better value Tor their
dollar In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
Uuford wsodSu1, Geo. ~. casas-,
President CASTLES.

CAsU CAPITAL. - 100000
CAsaf HUuPLJs. e9OO,VO0
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Agents Tor CRESCENT BICYCLES ia
Utah Wyoming, Idaho and Monan a.
NO. 2i9, 22l HBlH STREET,
salt Lake city Utah.

p. s-our Repair shop can repair
anything. Try u.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

"STEARNS" wheel has finished first.
FIRST, first The first Worlds Record
Broken this year falls 10 Nat Butler
and the 'STEARNS" special lH.
pounds, namely the Great Linsgott
road race al Maiden, Mass, before
sixty thousand '3oo13I people, and the
time 10 Dor. 90 min. gS IS sec. one hour.
eleven minutes and twcnty.eight and q
fifth seconds, for twenty five miles.
Think OF IL, on ,be road. Did the
"SIEARNS' wood rims and feather.
weight wheels break dowu' ! que.
40.
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j. w. SIMPSON

CAlclmlner In plain, white
and lints, 1859 w. Firsl South,
next door TO Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Hal.
N. B,-PariieS Wishing to
do their own calolmlning win
End It to their interest to call on
me, M l prepare material ailoT
my own receipt all ready for use
At Reasonable prices.
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HOW about The Fowler?

Good wheel, good Workmanship,
Value for price BOO every purchase.
Try them,
Mr. A. Fisher Fisher Brewing Com.
pauy, bought two Waycrly Bellies, one
Tor Dds daughter and one Tor hls niece.
Mt John Kelly same company bought
one Nayarly Belle for hts daughter iour
weeks ago last sale resulted from the
fret.
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WELLS, FARGO & co, s
BANK,

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
fl'ajiishsi, 1859.
Buys and fOln Exchange makes TelcgrAphio
Transfers on th0 principal ciiies ~ the United
states hud Europe, and all points on the iaoiho
Coast Issues letters Of credit available Ia the
principal cities VI the World. Special Aten.
ton given 90 tho selling Of Ores and Hulliun.
Advance made on c0psgumenta A. lowest
rates.
Particular attention given 10 collections
Throughout ltsh, NtyBdA, aud adjoining terri.
J. Il. DooLT, Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING OUOTATIONS OF
hJNEY
Offerings and Sales at tho Richnord To-
batco txchange-Tnternal Revenue
Coilections-forcign Advioes.

NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-London prices
Tor American securities received before
the opening OF business showed decided
gains and created quite Duihsh feeling
among local operators. As result.
there was an advance in the active Rail-
way list OF - TO lh per cent, Whiie
Disullers jumped TO 2lA. Toe rise
10 1904 under heavy offerings FOR houses
with Washington connections. rms
rather dampcned the ardOr OF the bulls
and led TO the cancelling OF buying or
ders. For time the course OF prices
was uncertain, and trading was limited
in volume. After midday. however,
the market was cnliYened By sudden
break in Sugar TO lOi]s, on llSnt safes
one reason assigned for the break Is
that one operator In the room discovered
stop orders and offered the stock down
at a lively rate. reports from ASH
inCtOn that q free sugar bill would be
passed by the Senate favored the opera
tor in question. Lead, IN sympathy
dropped ~ per cent TO y, and Whisky
~ TO 21t In the afternoon trading
i'm SUGAR recovered TO lUl'~ ana lett oil
at 100. The Railway issues in the
afternoon developed greater strenst IN
and cutting alOOf from the lndusrials,
made the best figures for a long time.
This Is especially true OF Louisville
and Nashville. ST. Paul. New York Cen
trail, New jersey Central. Union Pacific
Atchson, and Denver and lao Grahde
preferred. The heaVlness OF steI mig
exchange due to the more liberal OF
forings OF bankers bills against sterling
loans, foreign purchases OF stocks. ana
future shipments of grain ana cotton,
had much To 90 with the underlying
Strength of stocks London was again
a buyer. taking about 10000 shares OF
stocks The ne. changes snow gains
Of * to * per cent. In the Kan"ay
list ana losses of * to rs per cent. IN IN
,he Industriale. Sales were 49, 10
shares. Including 3i4Nj listed shares
Treasury Balances-COin. Sl0,GJG,oVO;
currency, SGO.14O,VoO. ,..
Money on call easy at ! per cent, iast
loan at ! per cent, and closing ohefe9
at I per cent; prime mercantile paper,
3i5G4b per cent. Bar silver, G@ls. SterHng
excnahee lower, with actual business n s.. IN IN
bankers bills at 4SG4a 4N6l3 Tor 7lNlS
davs and 4S70iS1i2 for demand; posted
rates. IsT51IS9; commercial bills 30 {,
6;SG Government bonds steady. state
fonds higher. Railroad bonds active ana
strong. silver at the board was neg
legtgl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

thing under .7OOVOO bushels, but stated
that II was not possible TO state what
further loss had taken place during the
first ten days OF the current month, the
droutn having continued much longer.
May corn opened from oll2c 10 DC
advanced 10 53ikc., closing at 53124o59sc.,
IIaal3lc. higher than yesterday. sep
tenber closed 2.c. higher than yesterday.
Casn corn was IN good demand ana
% 10 2i,c per bushe higher
oats followed the larger markets 1 9ut
a very small business being done: Ihe
opeuing was easy, but prices ruled hrm
during the balance OF the day. There
,yas feature 20 the trade. september
closed Ssc. higher than yesterday Ca tst,
oate were strong, values being quoleu
L. 10 lc higher than yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures In the market TOT
hoa' proluct were affected by the CON
.inned strength in the market Tor the
iva animal AT the yards, as well as
~ the good feeling in corn. That cereal
tgs n direct bearing on the proVlsiOn
market. and the country. knowing Tue
rondltion OF the grain, are prone 70
buy bgy the product The close was zoe.
miner for January pork. Receipts were
@alr and shipments large. There was
t,ond cash demand. Domestic ana Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

western. s3,03rac.; white do, 3Oa4oc.'
Tiav dnii ana weak. shipping, "o4o'c''
good 10 choice, SOq9Oc. d.. do,nestf,
Wool fairly active ah9 i-h niiiI'
fleece, lsN22c.' pulled l!HoiJI,. GIN on5i
Eaef duU and steady; family, Hlo'U 900,
10 al. extra Ss.OUiS beer MANS rui,
at S22OOn23.oO; cut meats qIlS., ' -
steady: picked bellies, SoW SIlo -
SEQ: hams. S11.15G l2ooi middles hoHI-
Lard nrmer and quiet; western steam
closed al S7.g5. Refined hrmeri 'olIl
nent. $50. South American fo.0'' O'i''
pound. SGOOqG23., ...,.. - s15n1i15. Is.
Pork frmer and quiet a. TA"'
extra prime. $1,000 i3.IO; s.a.o d,,r,.
Butter 0uiet and steady; state ualry,
14T2lc.. do. creamery, iih2"c., %,tes.SSStt /.
dairy. i2isdl6c; do, creamery If9-'o'
Elglns, Z3c. , o,,tat. Crude
Cotton seed oil lIih anu f"'S''
2,lc: yellow. 33c. 1,.
Petroleum quiet and steady. 800.
posin steady and quiet; strained coIn-
1Trpentine quiet and steady at oVs
Nloiasses-ForeIgn nominal; New or, Or
leans. open Kettle. good TO cholCe' Jul
and steady at 2f431c., .,o.
Peanuts steady ana quiet. a,,d IN
Coffee-Options opened STEADY anu vi
changed 10 ; points down and closed
duU al 10 points down TO- poiii l'ti,,, ~ -,
August SlA75; October, Sio'"V' Yai."I =,
so "a. March. Sl2. 4Odl2 -. spot ~, ~,
dull and steady; no. = Sio'-'' S''0'
1000 bags Macarlbo on ~; ,a,r 70.
'SugarHRaw dun and irm' iaH re
rnine - Refined fairly actlVe and
firm No. q 4 l-l6g4hc., no. . . ~ i"4
4isc. off <. 4ls44 Luz sStl.u" rr,,sp,,
"a -yfg,s' Lido: granulated. 9-lO4f'ec
tratsbts 10 Liverpool steady anu mar
tat Taere active: cotton, lid; gram Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
LEXINGTON AfATTEKS.
General G w. G. Leo Better-Tho Teach
ers' Institute In Session

IfCINGTON. VA. Aug. H.-Special.-
,t Teachers Institute of Rockbridge
county met here on yesterday in the
. school building, and Will be in
-..e for the remainder OF the week.
--.- uUly Is composed Of the teachers or
g. I-hlc schools Of the county ana
ir towns in the county Several OF the
.- professors OF Washington and Lee
University and the Virginia Mihtary In
I-.-e. and educators from other sections
c re State and Other States VIII de-
\ ..r % series OF lectures on live topics OF
.. o. the practical teacher, as 10 the
mode Of teaching.
3. others viii report to-day. The In
f..t. ls under the personal supervision
O. aiy Superintendent Of Public Schools
Gr.ral q. W. G. Lee, who has been
l.l 10 his home for weeks with a
t..t.. .ndispOsitiOn, has so Tar improved
g. h- able 20 leave for short Vaca-
n tne mountains, prior TO me OPEN
- the next session Of Washington
g.. j.. University, Of which he IS the
; red president He Will return IN tlme
me the duties Of his Office and at
.I trr meeting q the faculty on Sep
-..r I-tl the day before the University
fYr the next session. The General
.ei the members Of the summer law
t. - Washington and Lee University
.rtlv afternoon and kindly enter
l.1.l them with a view Of his historic
go places. and also showed the yo1nS
fle famous Washington plate That
hurled during the war 20 prevent
MON forces from capturing II. Miss
ID Rls sister, and Hon. John Ran
% Tucker assisted the General 20 en-
lain the class. and all came away de-
tied with the old Virginia hospitality
corded them.
The University buildings arc being re-
i4inted and put in shape for the coming
8 -slon The lawns OF both the Washing
'r anl Lee University and the Virginia
. ltaW Institute look Ike costly green
g. 'r.t caruefs thcv are so well kept.
The virginia Military Institute opens on
- I'm instant. The outlook Tor large
: ttendance at both Of our Institutions OF
icarning is said 20 be promising.
The electric light plant has resumed
t.rraftgns. having repaired It's dam across
A.rn river. and the town now mas a Inc
i-tt
The Tucker men here-and by the way,
j. tari % find any other klnd.wlm eV
70 thr buchanan convention TOT the tSuln
'.lsfr.- lOual district confident tnal ron.
S4rt Tucker will he IenCminated on "
-.t ballot His denomination means ms
'eclion over Hon j. Yost the Repubh-
County clerk a T. Shields was busy
Gay examining the marriage Tec3I@ ,,'.
y. ne record OF the ma ,ildssis
- Witnesses IN the Goodman
5af.ons trial now on at Coyington. VINO
/ 'ftt Goodman with the attempt 10 IN
staples wife 10 run on win nm.
formation was asked for by co1h-
" fe record was found, as claimed ny
t.- Witness on the stand. number or
citizens have been summoned 70 'oV~
'pn i) testify in this case. but what
~ rrj.ecutf0n hopes 20 prove by many
" Alil is "A mystery TO all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ILL, Aug. li-There vas
such Unanimous disposition 10 sen w.. -.
AT the opening today ina iOi % col.
moments prices were in danger OF oVi-
49, but the very fact mat oheIlhss
- 90 overwhelmingly large was one
~ the best arguments Tor me ease ncs,t
which tie market rallied anu "a" oare
W., ,The large recelpts-ofE 80
lal Si Tho keynote 10 the tone at the stai :
M1o weakness also coming from tnS
,ncderately large Baltic any nue. b,,sSeis
,nents for the week -o.v"o' nrders
iHhtSrr,0st Instantly after the carry OIuel
AlIIlO ana there was Il complete turn
~, Tho sentiment, and from that uht'
he close OF the session a strong uIlu nue.,
lone ruled. Most or the suehstn ,,,,t,
tpnm corn, although there were NAM NAM
ll rolal 10 wheat. on account OF large
hllI,y, ssles al the seaboard-lOs IoauS
.,assterday and 80 tO-day-and on tns
ssTovnd that the passage OF the tar diL
bin by Congress was iike aynr 20 Ie
corn-fhe Iowa State crop Dni letin
which was posted on the biachDo oal y. !.
today. called attention 10 the Iac, ,. sliI n !,
the rains which are now Qultts ulerya
distributed Throughout thes dav.see
TOO late TO repair much OF the ua.lase
that had taken place In That State from
the drouth. That was the leading iea-
ture OF the strength shown by corn ti,D To-
day. The country was a shara D Was s'A a
revival OF faith generally In the vatue
of corn AT times the buying was Nlbot
Gus and the tone DuOyhl'' ,,"rtnss IN
was the strongest future. oileIln l,ssa :, ~ -
that month being light and the ueIha'l,.
from shorts. who are apprenenslVe OF
manipulation, quite urgent. IheIe WIZ
showers predicted for to-uay anu W
morrow for the West, Dut they man Ins
no impression on the a. AVERAGE
condition of the corn crop on august
Lat at zsnl. indicating ylsla OK sone-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
>EFERE nan STORM
In Appomattox - Much Damage Done
Personal Note

PAMPLIN CITY. IA. Aug N-Spe-
cial.--It is reported here that terrific
storm visited the northern part Of this
IAppomattox) county on the evening OF
the 18th. Hail as large as partridge eggs
poured down for a time mJurng the crops
materially. The mail rider says That from
Hartsville to this place he gathered
large basket OF hailstones on his return.
The Roanoke Prcsbytery Will convene
on the evening OF the 18th at Concord
church. Great preparations are being
made TO entertain our visiting brethren.
We are having much sickness. and sew
eral deaths have been reported. Mrs. Al
bert Johnson IS very sick aud Mir. An
drew Jennings. a highly respected citizen
OF this place. is now critically III.
Miss Laura Pankcy, who has had quite
a spell. is now up and doing well.
There will be an entertainment here on
the DIST Of August for the benefit Of the
Baptist church, consisting Of thcatricals,
tahleauN. Rotations. etcs together with
refreshm rntS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug 14-Cotton quiet
and steady, middling gulf "a; middllnS
upands I: sales las bales. FUTURES
ciosei Quiet. sales. $500 bales; August,
G75: September, G77; October. O.S2' NO
vemrer, $50; December. 6.J5; January,
702 February, 1885, March ia; April
100: May, i26.
reported to-day from all ports were
243 bales: exports TO Great Britain, ON
bales; Continent, w bales stocks, 49,
100 bales
= so bales: exports 70 Great britain.
2.2Gj bales Continent. 2.2I3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. H..Cotton fu-
August, 6.4G; September, Gal; October
643: November. $50; December. o.oJ
January. 6.G5: February, GIL March'
G77; April, Gs3; May, $50; June. 695;
LfVERPOOL. Aug. l4.-l2:3O =. M
Cotton moderate and prices UNCHANGED
American middllng. 3 1872. sales. lUWO
bales: American, 300 bales; speculation
and export, 800 bales; receipts, o,Vw
firm and demand fair; American mid
ding. low middling clause, August ana
Snptember, 3 4p-gin3 5D-Gf; September
and October, 4D-64a3 @-a; october
and November. JO-taG3 Jl-6i; Novem-
her and December. 3 5l-Gi; December
and January, 52-'A January aud tep-
ruary. 3 1861; February and March
4P. M.-Amerlcan middling, iair, ~
good middlng. , 3l-32; good middllng
steady: low middlng. 2J-32: good ordl-
nary Z Dip: ordinary. lj-32: August,
z i2-Gim3 5O-GI: August and september
z {o-6t03 an-G4; September and October.
Z lN-8i43 50-G4: October and November
5O-Gi. buyers November ana Decen-
her 3 II "a. buyers: December ana Janu-
arv. Z l2-6i values: January ana FeDru-
arv. 53-G4 buyers; February ana MaFch
z 5f-6fd3 55-Gi, March and April, J0-Of
BUYERS Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
BALTIMORE
IA Flour
BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. H.-Flo

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. l4.-Flour
dTii anu arn,er. No. . red spot. Ooesg
80 t The month. 55l5q5J3.c.; septem-
Der. JGa5t1Sc. December ,,, D,c: ASKED ASKED
steamer No. 2 red; .Se%lac'; mining
Corn active and firmer; mixed spot
and the month, 5slsc. southern .srsrl.,o white
corn. &c. southern yellow oOaozc' M,
oats easy; No white, western, 3sc.
asked: No. mixed, western. S41sa35c.
Hye st srm good 10 choice timothy.
Sli.OO4l5.O. 49,
Grain freights quiet. steady and IN
changed.
Provisions unchanged.
Butter unchanged.
Eggs firmer and higher at l5c.
Coffee unchanged.
Sugar unchanged. ,,,.
Bonds-Virginia rs, I2i2 asked; Er-
ginia Century. 5sAa5sts; Northern zen,
frai stock, % bid: Baltimore ana ONO
southwestern frsts. 100 Did; Console
datad Gaa uo. 4 % ,.---. ---.-- ------.-
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NEW YORK PRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. li.-rlour heid
steady and buyers bidding lower; winter
wheat, fair 10 fancy, S2+Oa2.O; 90,
patent. S2.va3.20; Minnesota clear, 81 %
az. 10: Co patent. s150u4.OO; low extras,
Sl.s5q2.5O. Southern i1our quiet AM ~
steady; common 10 fair extra, >%'loHo'oV'
good TO choice TO-. S3.Uoa3.@. o,,,,a.
Wheat frmer and moderately Az AZ. n, q,
No. red. store and elevator, "1 ~
5sAc.; ahoat. 5St.a59c;; T. o. o.. I iost
Mac., rallied I19aiS.c, and e,6se ,lan nrie
at lisQlAc. over yesterday, MN August
fairly active; No. 2 red CLOSING ,ecemper'
5SNc.; September. '''sN''
62fsc; May. 67l2c. .r and dull; No.
e2AGoic eleyators, c aet're and d frm
0ptIqns we're o %Saere:siss SEPTEMBER. dlc
a. pec i%%Sac's 1lac.; May. teasci
oals sa,es sad Aa lT%sr sss Sp's sspte as
tive and nd iir October, s5c. spot-No; 2,
b ss Sic Ne white 37us71zc.; mixed
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martial relations arc said to be mr

martial relations arc said 10 be far
from peaceabe
The mysterious disappearance from his
home near Martinsvllle. OF farmer
named Dunn was mentioned In this cor
respondence. The body OF the man was
found yesterday in a body OF timber not
far from his house The dead mans dog
went home. carrying a human hand In us
mouth. and search resulted In the ols-
covery or the body IL is not known
whether death was the result OF natural
causes. suicide. or murder. The remains
were buried yesterday.
Rev. James r.. Gwatkin was thrown
from his horse Yesterday near Somerset
and badly bruised. lie was brought TO
his home in this city.
". Gordon Mcnck has lost by death
an imported hackney stallion, valued at
5000.
J. Snowdcn wood ORcpublican) is conf
dent of HIS nomination for Congress from
this. the Seventh. district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND VA, Aug. IL. 1894
Offerings OF tobaccos az auction on
Change by Mr.. George 4. haynes To-
day. % packages or sun-cured to9aceos;;
one package IS. l.. H. y H., NO. - sold
al Sos. one u. a. Mck., No y al
yiO.25. three CW \. b., No. =; T. G. r.,
No. /. and X. Il. T., NO. - al Slo' l"o
GR b. r.. No. . at Ssi5, one OK. A. 81
No. - at $50. TWO e. G. a. w, no.
/ and i. x ". L.. No - at Sl.15. one
Is q b., No. y at S"gE-'ai one KS 70 r. 3;
-, S675. TWO H. y. Nick. No, g. and
r. Z 4 4. w, No. 81 az 50, one OK. A.
r.. No. u at $50 one Nv. Il. A., NO.
- at {37c one a. 4 81 No, z "a IA son, oae
"A. o. 49,, No. - az $50. two o. ~; r.,
No. J. and Il. h. r., No. ~ az ~, three
CR. A. b.. No. 3; A. o. h.. NO. ana
4. & L.. No y al w one o. "a ~ ~ D. ..
500. one y. c.. No. - at $40, one o..
C.. No. . al $40. four q. N. A.. NO.
3; Il, ~ r. No; . a. A. q 80 W. one on; c ~ 4
L.. No. y al 81 10, two q. NJ. r., No. !,
anf +. H., No. - az 81.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade today;
Wrappers, 3 hogsheads. nIlers, ~. cut
,ers p. burIeys. 4 leaf (dark). u, Tugs
dark. 49, Total. % hogshea1s.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
InspectiOns-Brignt, ~ nossneaus, ufh.
III hogsheads ard " tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright. ~ hogsheads; dark
Myers. Crenshaws, Allegheny. Shell
hurne;s. Davenport's, Shockoe. and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report To-
day: Receipts, lO6 packages; DELIVERIES
lY packages.
limited states inirrpal revenue col
tections Cor the city OF Richmond, Va.
to-day: Cigars ana 1i, cis"rs TotsI &, , "a, a..
good sale OF old and new loose to-
hacces at the Planters tobacco ware
house to-day at good prices.
Colonel :. w. Venabie, OF petersburg,
was on the Richmond robacco Market
p.s}Is,ere,f M the Tobacco Exchange
,a'Ssy: n. A. Bianton. Carolinsi w. y
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select Weekly Excursions TO Atlantic City,
Cnnc MAN nd Sc IsIe City.

Speclal train leaves Washington from
PENNSYLVANIA railroad depot Fridays. Au-
gust nth 24th. and 3lst and Saturdays,
August 18th and 9th. at IL A. NJ
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
train leaving Richmond at a. NJ ar
rives Washington in time for the special
train.
Round trip from Richmond. only 81
Tickets good 10 return by regular trains
until the following Tuesday Apply TO
G. A. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager
ByTd-Street Station.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND VA, Aug. II, 1884.

Offerings-Wheat, LISA bushels: corn
Mhite). 32S bushels corn (mixed), l,2UO
bushels, oats, $50 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 1860 bushels; corn
(white). $50 bushels corn (miXed), LOO
bushels; oats. 496 bushels.
5sc.: mixed, SIC. to SHE; shortberry.
52c. 10 SIC. No. 2 red. 5Ic.
Corn-White, Virginia tbag LOTS, 50c
TO Coo; No. 2 white, Coo; No. 2 mixed
Oats-No. Q mixed, 35i2c. to 36c. No 3
mixed. 34i4c. TO 35c.; new winter. Soc.
TO Ale.
Rye-50c to 53c.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Aug. l4.-F7lS9 10. r. arm arm
50 1092 90 choice. Sl.Dq2w. nominal.
Wheat higher; August, ol9se.. ho lIIln
Corn higher: August. 56c. bid; Sep
Oats OATS higher: August, 3le. asked; Sep
TENDER. SiS.c BID; May zoe, IBID pa On or.
Pork1Standard mess, sli5''s' on or
d1 fsird flili steam, s7.a7Ag7.4o choice
Dry Sailed Meatsxsh ao dsrs, s9 - dsg
ioIso Doxed shoulders. $50. longs
and clear ribs. ss.l21a; clear ribs. 500
plgh wines firm at sl.22.