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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Jerry Redding. master mechanic of the Batesyille and Rrinkley railroad, is ia the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Miss Mary Williams. of Grady, is visiting in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

BARGAINS IN BHYLEs--The GRAPHIC has for sale a Victor and q Monarch bicycle tnew and never been used) the retail price of which is $l25 each, N hieh will he sold at a bargain. For particulars apply To the GRApnIc office. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Will Rowland hayere turned from Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Subscribe for the GRAPH1c-a straight, all wool aud yard wide Democratic newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Mrs. l.. Waldstein has returned home from Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Sea water baths at Ragland's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Orders for engraved visiting cards. etc, are taken at the GRAPHIC office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Mr. Garrett Cooper, of Swan Lake, was a visitor to the city yesterday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Mrs. N. NJ Bell Is sejourning at Potash Sulphur Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Rev. ]. NJ. Lucey has returned from n brief visit to Potash Sulphur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Miss Laura Bailey. of Rob Roy, is visiting friends in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

If you havo house to rent adyer- tise 1t in the GRApHu's Cheap Col
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

New mackeral and cod fish at Louthan X Rohinson's. SStf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Several merchants reported today that q number Of counterfeit silver haif land one dollars have come under their notice within the past few days. fhe counterfeit is very good and can only be detected by close examine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Ir. Fred W. Allsopp and wife, of Little Rock, were in the city yester-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Miss Daisy Griffith has returned to her home in Little Rock after q pleas ant visit to friends here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

lie is the best General, the Great Duke said, 'swho makes the feWest mistakes. How many per sons are poor generals where the bat tie k a question of their own health and strength. One of the best points Of good generalship is 10 know the value of Ramon's Liver Pills, the great cure for bilieusness and disor- dered stomach. They cost but 9 cents box, and a sample dose will be given you free by Alton Walker, the druggist. The tiny pellets which accompany them are to build up the system and restore the strength.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09
 Cheap Rates.

One and one-third fares for the round trip to Paragould, Ark. Au- gust 13 to r. to Clarendon, Ark. Au- gust II t6 F; to Magnolia, Ark, Att gust F te l6. B. IT. WILSON. Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

The GRAPHIC Is earnestly desirous of publishing all the local and per sonal and social news. Ne would therefore esteem it a favor if our friends will telephone IN any items of which they have Knowledge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Miss Pressie Johnson entertained number of her friends ut her home on Lakeside last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Ii you want help. advertise for 1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Don't ask for goods to he charged or you will be refused, but bring your money along with you and just see how much you cun buy of fex < Owen for such q small amount of cash. 6atf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

If you are troubled with defective vision go to NJ. Parse X Co. and have yonr eyes tested for glasses. Ne guarantee a fiji or no charge. We also have the only engraver in Pine Bluff. Buy your goods here and have them engraved. Come aud see the novelties, as We are receiving them every day. 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09
THEAP ~OLUFlN.~
 Advertise Your Wants.

VTTANTEB-I86B smokers to buy the " Grand Republic Cigars. For safe at wholesale by John O'Connell. I OsT OR STOLEN Gold ring containing Il l. garnet set and bearing the initials A. L. Finder return t0 reg E. 5th ave.
 HOUND Door key. with No 8 on the end which enters the lock call for the same ut this office
 ATASTEfl-boy 10 attend 10 horse and 10 f4 do honHework. address X, care this office. NTANTEp- Position by q voting lady as " school teacher in one of the white schools in Jefferson county. Address B. care this office. [
  EOR RENT=Fiye-Hopm cottage, on Laurel
 street, between 5th and 9th ave-; bath, closet. etc. Apply It Hayler < NawIands ei- gar store. or 604 ". 5th ave
 MT ANTEn-To rent m eight or ten roomed " house with improvements Apply II ----@@l------ oot EOR sA LE-At a bargain. \ fhree-q1ar- ter blood Jersey COW with young calf Appply 10 Will Riley. stf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

\ marriage license was issued yes terday to AIr John S Rairigh. of Fiskilwa, Bureau county, H., to wed Miss Annie L. Lindsay, of Jefferson county. The marriage takes place at the residence of the brides father, Capt. sam Lindsay, near Pastoria,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09

Advertise your wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-09
New rinle Cart,
AI.THIATR BRANCH

wsuuuAya 0nIy.
 3. T, WILSON, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-27

franklin Niles,
Nj. D., IL. p, The
highly ce.eJ.1tcG
specialist and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-27
SUN kWONG CgfONG e. CO..
Merchant =: l ailors.
CARSON NEVADA.

Finest cutters and filters imported from San Fran
cisco for the special purpose of lifting fashionable and
street clothing at reduced rates
One thousand new patterns have arrived for the
Fall and Winter trade, and we can guarantee to suit
your tastes.
suits to order at $40, $22 so, $50, and $50, the
same as you have been paying $40 and $50 for
Cuttaways, Sacks, Prince Alberts and Frocks; also
Fine Overcoats of Imported Goods, both sack and rock
Shirts of the latest pattern 75c to $50 made to
order in stripes or plain.
Give us a call and we will guarantee all our work
SUN KWONG CHONG & CO.,
SIT Carson, Nevada,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

$3.50. one d. ". r.. No u at S. two a.. \.
\. a Co., No. 3. and l.. NJ B., No. y at
X'o, one Or. l.. H., No. - at 81, one ID.
w. N. No. u at S6.75. two OK. l.. s., No.
No, - at $3.50, one u. A. r. No. 81 at
500 one %. w. ~, No. y taken IN at
$3.50. one "a. B. H.. No. u sold at siSo.
two &C.; II. r., No: !, and A. y. H., No. =
r. & ", No. - at 81. one @. ". r., No. y
az $500, two (H. g.. No g. and w. T.,
No. - az $3.50, one Is. W. n. No. - at s..
one 81. w. ~, No. - AT $780, one OK. L..
H., No. q at s2.75. two q. w NJ, No. y.
No. 3, and j. w. n, No o. at 500 one
c.. II. r.. No. . at $40 MIR. ". Ben.
Palmer offered packages. one package
tk. T. No. y sold at IS. and one Ok. T..
No. y taken In at 81.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, SO hogsheads; filters, 2s: cut
ters, 2 scrap OrighU. ). sun-cured, 3;
leaf dark, 20; Tugs dark 81. Total, ~
nogsheads.
the tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright, AZ hogsheads; dark.
SO hogsheads and a terces. ReInspec-
tions-Bright, o. hogsheads; dark, tierces.
Myers, Davenports. Meals. Planters,
Allegheny. Sheburne's. ShOckOe. and
SeabroOke's tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, 2n packages; deliveries, -
packages.
United States internal revenue cOilec-
tons for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. 81 .226.92; plug
tobaccOs. $4,000 Total. $2.S0j42
Messrs. 6. G. Dula. OF Danville. Va,
and X. b. Dula, Of st. Louis. Mo. \. X.
Bowman. OF Lynchburg, Va. and Or. G.
T. White Of Oxford. y. G., are IN Rich
mond to-day.
our Col Il. l.. Norris has just returned
10 the city from pleasant soi0urn on the
banks Of the noble Hudson river and in
close proximity to the classic shades OF
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: John w Num-. Louisa county, Va;
George j. Hanna, Charlotte county; X.
J.. Smith, Caroline county; r. r.. Butler,
Chesterfield county; r.. T. McCue, Wash
ingtOn, -. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
rnr cnrTON MARKETS.

N-W YORK. Aug. 17.-Cotton quiet;
luug gulf. "a. middiing uplands. ..
NfuIr- closed quiet and steady; sales,
o bales. August 667; September.
f'u October G7-. November. 6S2; De
guber, Gr> January. 60, February,
lN, March 1D1. April, 7l3; May. 40,
gross receipts 1j bales; forwarded, ~
la.r. ..r.. l4H bales spinners, tbI
N-..r. tt. IL. .Os7 bales.
N-N Hi.LLaNS, Aug l7.-Cotton fu-
cure. r'.I s.. sales, 1000 bales; Au-
ttI september. G.3G; October o.@9'
N'lril' r 6lG, December, 900; January
'.I. February. GG7; March, 6.13; Aprll,
$780, NaY GN5. June. G9l; July. GU;
LIVERPOOL. Aug. ll-l1:"O =. NJ
Cotton quiet and prices UNCHANGED
American middiing. 3 1882; sales, 5000
i..... american. 400 bales; speculation
.f. export 800 bales. Futures quiet ana
.-rlt freeIy supplied; August. 3 19-Oi
t...a.t.r and October, Z 4S-C4; october
81. November. 1864: November ana
l. mhrr. 3 1861; December ana Janu-
CIV oct. January ana February,
I-gl. February and Marchi . DOL
u and April, 54-64. Tenders 500
o...- new dockets ard 100 bales oid
T. M-Auaist. 3 40-G4Q3 50-64; Au-
rst ll September. 3 49-G4q3 0-64;
l',r Der and October, 49-OlG5 0-V4'
October and November, 3 5O-Ui, buyers,
November and December. 3 3l-oi' sellers,
u.er and January, 3 a2-p4, sellers
.f 1899 and February, . 33-vt. sellers
ir.-lary ana March. 3 54-di March ana
J6-Oi, sellers. Futures cloSeu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

WRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHI II
nav ~ r ENGLISH, D. De- VIII ~ e"t''
aT II 4 NJ. No service az night t.c"I,.
11 - ~ Westminster by Rev. Nh bC,if-
ANAN at y. NJ
Observation-Disclosures CHRISTIAN
church.-Preaching at IL a. ~ lJi,~iofE'
sunday school al $3.50 \. VI. Prayer-meel-
ing wednesday night at ol1 O'CLOCK
PINE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine and Albemafle streets, KeN'
J. b. HUTSON, pastor \, TeI t,y ~. nse-
Tor Sunday school at . a. VI. frayeT-
meeting Wednesday night az CLOCK;
Young peoples meeting FRIDAY nlshl az
5 clock. Young mems Hleeuns "o'''"'
ST LIKES EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets,
Rev, g. X. KpYk a minister 3 IA cH sgs5Say
service at =. n Evening prayer and
INC seryice with lecture, every
THURSDAY night at S15 i. NJ GU VIII De
cordially welcomed al any OF l.ie soi , ~.
rise,ybere we would be especially pleased
"a have vou come and worship with us
regularly.
rAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Twenty-eighth and K streetsl;-
praaching by the pastor, J. T. TUCKER,
at Ii A. NJ. and $40 T. NJ sunday Scnoo'
at $3.50 A. NJ
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
- Graz and Pine Streets, Rev. ii. A.
ipHCRV Dastor-Preachine ~ II \. VI.
and r. 81 Snnday y, s Iaa99ra az weSne a.
dev night. and young men prayer-mSel-
EtaaSy sgiantur.lsy night. Seats FREE and q
hearty welcome to all.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
rer ~ Main and Foushee streets>--Rey
LANDON Z. mason zee feetqPP.-W5 NJ Sum Sum
Sunday scySo al at At $50 4. NJ Holy communioon
ga, ssmnday in each month at IL a; NJ
llI2' on The third Sunday at 7:3O n. NJ
LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
cbn LIZ 0;atewoods Hall, 3S west Broad
CnuI." R,hle class and Sunday school
ss,s.sS A. NJ. Conference and prayer az
81 NJ. Preaching at $3.50 +. NJ, iol-
Lived by communion service frayero
meeting every ,n Me stndy every i'ss tuesday
Uicht al Az south Belyidere street.
sr Johns PROTESTANT EPIsCO-
paI church BROAD street. between Iwen,
1 y R ~ and and { =. Il, the rector. Rev;
r. <. GOODWIN. officiating. a cordial
welcome 10 all.
UNION GOSPEL MlSSioI> fo'.I TN
Eighth and Main streets).-lntteresss,tinIg
meetings. on Sunday afternoon at . O'clock
ma e. O'clock AT night; also. Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday nights dur
INC the week, conducted by. Mrs.
r. NJ. GLOVER and coworkers. a WEI
come to one and all
WAsHINGTON-S STREET METHODIST
Episcopal church, South corner WASH
ington and Cary streets), Rev w. as
Bury CHRISTIAN. pastar,-,if1rse a mnhng
ntohf ~ Nix o'clock by the pastor. sun
day school at $50 A. NJ. Young Peoples
Soc Society Of Christian Endeav cS,o Monday e lay
night at s:i5 O'clock. Prsafhing Wed
tor Mems prayer meeting Friday night
at s;l5 o'clock.
RESCUE MISSION ubil EAST FRANK.
lin streetl.-Gospel mestingS SUNDAY ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

the cost Of a trip a matter Of anxious
thought.
The greatest advantage Is the tonic
effect on the body and mind. This Is due
10 the freedom from care and 10 the nat
uidl Hte-the continual exercise In the
open air, which stimulates the appetite
ana causes great demand for
food. TIE amount Of food con-
sumed on one OF these trips Is gcner-
ally three times what Is taken at home.
The stimulating action on the skin, by
the constant flushing Of the pores IN con
sequence of the exercise and the baths
required I'D Keep one clean, bring into q
state OF healthy activity "a part OF ones
system generally neglected by those living
sedantary lives In the coolest weather
/ often lind on closing n days tramp.
that my undergarments are wet with per-
spirauOn. Then too, fatigue brings good
sleep. Thus, with exercise, good tood.
free perspiratOn IN fresh air and plenty n
sleep, man takes natures best tonlcs.
II must not be supposed that these
tramps exercise only the legs and feet
II one carries pack the upper part of
the body, and especially the muscles
which hold the shoulder blades, are
thoroughly exercised. The back and the
abdomen come IN for their share 30 that
when the trip Is over, and one goes about
without his pack, 1t u not very nara 10
walk erect.
II n man wishes % begin the practice
OF tramUing, I should advise hin - tah'
at first daily walks OF no least Four miles.
After little hardening OF tie HnrrlrH
in this way, he should try The experiment
OF going for the whole day with bag Or
knapsack. and. after week or more,
for three DAYS with this preliminary
training the candidate for walking VIII
be ready FOR q longer tramp. But, above
all things. let the beginner not DO tog
much al once. After tasting tho goo1
effects OF walking am quite sure that IL
a man has any love for nature IN MS
soul and any admiration for the beauties
of scenery. he Will not Willingly f0rsBo
tho measure " tramplng whenever ne mas
onn6rtlnities % enjoy H.
i,rbere are certain particulars IN the
care OF the person, both on the traSnp
ana after the walk of the day IS over.
The Advantages II which | was long IN
Ie1rning. In the first place, on Tong
tramp i make IL a principle % start out
earlv never doing more than twenty miles
tbe drst day. Walking with noyices. !
endelvor 10 begin ia the afternoon. II
p0ssible. so as 10 give rest 20 their weary
muscles after only n few hours or eNer-
else. The third day Is always the trying
one. II seems 10 take about seNenty-two
hours 20 get 10 the critical point OF fau-
gue | have never known any one 70 pass
Inc third dag. and keep on walking Win.
our making a successful pedestrian, ana
every man who has failed In walk mas
failed the third day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

local professional. who was the central
figure IN a wheat deal about two years
ago. was also associated with a pof-
ton OF the selling. The talent became
extremely bearish just before the close
and sold literally. prices going TO me
low point OF the day. May corn 9peneu
at a24c.. sold between 52'kc, ana oTc.'
closing at the bottom, sldMc. nhue,
yesterday Cash corn was '2Hic' PEI
bushel lower ,o,,
The oats market was dun ana ueNolu
OF feature The inactivity was so pro
nounced that, notwithstanding the iaS'
that wheat and corn seemed 10 De 81
rectIng the movement OF prices, they dld
not act fully IN accord with those grains.
Sentembef closed &c under yesterday.
Cash oats closed weak and Nc. per
bushel lower.
provlsiors- Continued Improvement In
thc ouality OF the hogs which are being
received at the yards. good receipts OF
them. and the failure OF corn 10 keep
on alvalt,ing takes away all the bull
notices from provisions. The offerings
we're free to-day Packers and com
mission houses both indulging in the sell
Ing. but only buyers were shorts ana
they were not at all anxious, inasmuch
as the market was going their way.
The close was 2oc. lower than yesterday
for January pork. 1RNl0c. lower for
January lard and January ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
VNANCE AND COMMERCE.
oscios. and sales NJ the h'ehmord To-
ba,co Ixchangc-internai Revenue
CollcCtions-forcign Advices.

NV YORK. Avg 1.-THE opening
81 tl stock market was rather weak,
- CHANGERS leading with losses OF
scr cent. London sold ~, Paul
t 'o ana Nashville, and Union RAJ
The foreign offerings really caused
81 soak opening here. the sales Tor thls
t having amounted TO lu'oV
Room traders were disposed 10
N up the foreign selllng, but ~
- erngs failed 90 make the lmpica
.g values that the sellers intehaen'
.,fcsSlonals changed front ana COW
' t.c small line put out Oh the over
For a. time the market vance
..l rc Burlngton and Quincy Syon @,rt'v Was
led 10 the effect that the ulIec-
Z The company had reduced the
r.I 10 ! per cent. quarterly. 'HSIV
-, some selling on TINS, ou, nv -
81. MAS not worthy OF mehuOli' anu
CIV VAS officially announced tnat
r-..f.rs had decided 10 pay ule
.., ..vllend there was a rUSh on
rarf .. shorts TO cover rs /" II ~
er.ue.rs moved up rapidly,
'. .,- .ri quincy rising S's 70 '6ts,
-- H. ~. Paul IA, North
I'll. strength OF the stocks
-.,.r.r. n other parts OF the Hist.
I..U. sold up 10 30. Read
.I Western MON 70 W, Louis
N...lille 90 5ti3, Northern
"' $50 10 lTS. New England
Richmond Terminal 10 l1$4:
D. f.l.~ were flidliN' Nthtl az
.-l American SUGAR were We
stocks iu this group. Ele,firlc
g. D. and Sugar reached ."Nis,
I'm the former SIS the result Oh
,. of "A short interest Whlch ma "S
r.f.rred 10 recently SNFAl 80
hoard rumOrs that insurers IA"
taken hold OF the STOCK. 90,
,Cns heavy and sold down IN
q, fSs. Id is roW ruWoted Nc
mas been a hitch In the htsot,"-
f0~ the loan which the t!INi"""'
s4f ., have iu thl market l"' Wy
, v,.,4 There has been so u,",
,t.r. aI1af the matter that ih,
fo-f .U interest 80 thc ht.ol."'''',
rr.,, me course Of i1v slprN 'v..."F
Y ls Inferred that there Us VtSi'
fo l.aNc the stock 10 thc ihsli,l 7.
...erai list closed firm. The Nra"t,I.
M. ri-. pistiller-. however io9'
cent. The bond maiE M"9
and active Sales OF lls'' So. a., ~,
fsted ~ 90 shares. uni'7t.' % ".'N
.rrv ON call easy 30 per crni., lhSi
o., af per cent. and closing v" n.,.il',
rer cent. prime mtrcahln' 49,
g. uer cent Bar silver 60 q.
,. tolfar- g7. sterling eN'lali-7' -
.l-.tr v+fh actual business lh 'aI'NvlS,
49,. -.i...t-,t, for sixty d"9 ""u
..l.,f Tor demand, posted IHttSS'
-. commercial bills, l't'se 80 -.
..,,..f bonds steady. state iS"N9,
- H.UrlaI bonds active SILVER
f. l..rl Was Hr-l.cici. 49, .o,, ~
a..,,y na'arcc-. Gin S'''"'VV'
Currency. fHf.a'|'l'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
NEW YORK PRoDucr MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug I7-Flour duh and
weak; winter wheat, low grades. Sl.s5g
30; do, fair to fancy. S24OQ2.0O; pa
tent $2.75Q3.2o; Minnesota clear. S2.23q
.. -; patent. S3.4OQ 400; low extras, 81 81
Q2.j0. Southern flour dull and weak
common 10 fair extra. 50 100000; good
10 choice do, S2.O0q3.J0.
Wheat dun at hqi2c;, lower, with OPP
and elevator, DC. afoat. 57Ac. OPP
lions declined h@Ac., rallied hQlsc..
yesterday. with dull local trade; No
> red closing: August, &c; September,
j19sc.; December, Gle; May G57sc.
Corn duh. lower, and steady: No. .
dun and weak and i9q7sc. lower; August,
gvAc.: September, 5Jt4c.; December Jsc.,
May. Die
Oats fairly active and firm Options
34a34Nc.; No. > white. S743GSSlsc. mixed
western, $33933l.c' white do:, S01ac. ,oo .
good TO choice. sOQ00c.
Wool steady; domestic fleece, 1Sq22c.;
pulled. 15q3lc.
Beef steady and dull; family, $1,000
1900, extra mess, $S00gs.50, beef hams
quiet and firm; terced beef quiet and
steady; city extra, India mess. Slj.mn
100; cut meats quiet and firm picked
bellies. $3.50; shoulders, 500; hams
Sll75gl2oO; middles nominal
Lard dull and easier western steam,
$3.50: city. $50 September, S1.S5. Re-
fined easier; Continent. SS.25; South
American. $50; compound, N2j.
Pork steady and quiet; mess, SloV0q
1925: extra prime, Sl3.0yHl3.5O.
Butter firm and I'm fair demand; state
dairy. 14qG1c.; creamery liu&1gc.
western dairy. 130lGc; creamery. l4l2
Q23c: ElHns, 23i1c
Cotton seed oil firm and quiet; crude,
29c.: yellow 33c.
Petroleum steady and quiet.
Rosin steady and fairly active; strained,
common 70 good, Sl.lOQllj.
Turpentine in fair demand and steady
at 29i5q3Oc.
Rice active and firm; domestic, fair
to extra. 3)sQ5Ac.; Japan, 4SIu1c
Enthusiastically nominal; New or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, steady
and quiet at 27d37c.
Coffee~ODb-ions opened steady and
closed dull at points up to . points
down August, Sl4WQ1495; October
S1355: December. Si2.10. Spot Rio duH
ana steady: 30. I. SlG12E.
Sugar-Raw frmer and IN fair demand;
| fair refining. 27k Refined firm and far
iy active. or a. 4l,n4 7-lGc.; standard
4, 9-lGQ4Ac.: cut-loaf, 34H3 ,-lpC..
crushed, 5A05 7-16c.i graduated 9-lo
Freights to Liverpool dull and irregu-
lar; cotton, LIED; grain, IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Ieanninr the Cat n Lesson.

The man who always has a cure for
every iii and remedy Tor every eEli
showed one Of his strokes OF genius the
other day His wfe's cat had acquired
a fondness for one Of the bath TUBS IN
the house. or course, this tub was IN the
next room TO the dressing room OF the
master Of the house. or course, the mas
ter of the house doesn't Ike cats.
"Fannie" he said, Il found that cat
snooZing In my bath tub again today"
Pm sorry, dear" she said. Il nave
tried to break her OF that habit. but !
"WeI. we must have that cat drown
ed" he said, hercely.
His wife protested mildly.
"Ihat is the only annoying trlck she
has" she said 1T would be pity to
"Then." said the man OF the house. I'm
take this thing INTO my own hands. NOW,
IN lust explain 10 you how III 90 IT..
You know how she gets into the tuD. she
takes q run. leaps 10 the edge and goes
I'm without stop. I'm going 10 run about
three inches Of water into the tub, let
II stand there and let her get sOuslng,
You know how cat likes water he
"I We nut his plan into operation at once.
THAT afternoon pussy did her little hur-
die race as usual over the slae or Tue
bath-tub. The plan worked 10 perfecuon.
There was loud cry, streak OF cat
through the dressing room and wet
flash into the sewing room. Near inc
door Of this room stood a perch on which idch
r. sted in peaceful sleepiness dlgnined
parrot The cat tried this hurdle, but
missed II. and the parrot Knocked 30 tne
floor, added to the force OF the cyclone
which went raging around me nous,
A table was Knocked over and statue
OF Venus OF Milo already short OF "a, arhi9i
was made legess. The adored paDs ms
the house was frightened into Sbarsaif
m. parrot scolded and screamed herse,i
into fit and afterward the drip pp ~ The The
having made a lightning tour on
house. was found trembling ana supu"eu'
on her mistress, Jacket, price 6f the i"' manor,
when he had surveyed the scene o. ,es-
age age. " n his win teach your cat a les
son" -, .,tsa soothing the
II hope So" said his w nar Jacket with
mOurnful eyes. 80 wav 10 20 about
There is oniis The husband, with sat
such things, p s,i,l myself on being able
70 handle aa%Sas A~s 9 1S T TriDu as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
ropAcco EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug H. 1874.
Offerings OF tobaccoss a. auction ,n 40. on
"A nackaees sun-cured. One package tW.
r r. NO No 3 sold at sz45o. one @; W. g..
No II taken in at sl5.20, one q. a. r..
No, * sold at SIS. two p, A. r, \ Co,
No. j. and z. 4. T., No; y at Sz2o; one
~ n Nos. 2 and 5. ana w. r., No y
Al sli. one CP. A. r., No, q at 500, two
~ "a r Il Co., No. 2. and W. T., No. 81
a. 80 rs two q. w. T., No. 5. and +. A. 4.
q W. No. y at $3.50, one tE. W. b.. No. y
snia ri s93. one (t L. s.. No. ~ at
sS.s7A two u. W. T.. No. l. and y. l.. H..