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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. The skies at midnight
were cloudless.
State Of thermometer:
Mean tempera.ure. 81.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 23.-The stock
speculation to-day was narrow. ana al
most entirely professional The sales
were only l2s 2s6 shares. against 26S.5H
yesterday. In to-days total Sugar figured
for $500 shares. Tobacco for 1870. ana
Burlington for 1850 shares. 1t VIII be-
seen that the dealings In the Industrials
dwlndled to small proportions. The in
terest In these stocks is on the wane,
and even the room-traders have about
come to the conclusion that the 81. Louis
combination against the Tobacco trust
IL az powerful as its friends would have
the holders OF Tobacco stock believe.
Sugar first fell Ia. to JOS rs, and then
rose to 10 1-41il0. Tobacco declined {.
% 10 and later. on covering OF shorts,
advanced 10 IS Ii. Chicago Gas Jagged
until near the close. when in sympathy
with the rise in Tobacco. an advance TO
50 followed. Lead, Cotton Oil, and Gen
eral Electric were dull Leather. pre-
ferred. advanced TO S. and later receded
70 SIP.
In the railway list. the Changers held
tolerably firm. London turned up as a
buyer. in a moderate way. OF ST. Paul.
New England. however. rose 15-S, TO
81 5-s. and closed at 81 IL. bid. Lake Erie
and Western preferred continues in de-
mand. and further covering OF short
contracts advanced the price TO s2HSl.
Tomorrow consignments Of gold for
Europe consists Of $4,000 taken from the
local Sub-Treasury. and $4,000 In bullion
obtained from western shelters IL was
announced from Boston that the sum OF
10000 in gold had been deposited with
the Sub-Treasury to-day. This makes the
net decrease in the Treasury reserve
SOS 500. leaving II at sl0l. ISIS 527.
Speculation closed about steady for the
general list. and strong for Tobacco and
Chicago Gas Net changes show gains
Of 2l-i cents in Tobacco, and 5-S In
Chicago Gas Other leading issues show
losses Of l-Sm cent
Bonds were higher. Sales. sl62i.op
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
o. 90 shares, and Of unlisted stocks 5000
shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. s3O.Gsj As;
currency, 198DJ,s5S.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy AT 1 per cent: last
loan AT /. and closing offered at | per
cent; prime mercantile paper 44ii2 per
Bar silver, 66 IS; silver at the board
easier.
Sterling exchange barely steady, with
actual business IN bankers bills at
s;sss,dNSai, for sixty days, and S4@AH
steo for demand: posted rates, A.NsD
q o0i5. commercial bills, NNApA@is.
G,vernrn NJ bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Gocd-Ronds Convention Deies"''S'

ROANOKE, VA, August B.-ISpecIdIJ
Major Jones has appointed City-Engineer
! If Wlngate and +. l.. Terry tpresldeh'
Of the Roanoke Loan and Trust COM
pany). delegates TO the good-roads con-
venlion In Richmond.
Secretary Anderson, OF the virginia
Cood-Roads Association. and Generai
stone. Chief OF the Roads Division OF Inc
Department OF Agriculture. VIII address
n good-roads meeting In this city To-
morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
wilson's nix Tobacco Day.

WILSON. y. G.. August o .-'Speciai)-
This was the biggest day at the tobacco
breaks Wilson has ever had. The streets
have been crowded with wagons ana
carts loaded with tobacco, ana all the
available space In the warehouses was
occupied Nearly one hundred and nifty
thousand pounds were sold to-day. thus
putting nearly two hundred thousand
dollars into the pockets Of the farmers.
who crowded tie warehouses.
Colonel 4. l.. Smith. inspectorgeneral Of
the North Carolina state Guard. is here
to-day. to inspect the Wilson Light In
fantrN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA. Angus

RICHMOND. VA, August =; 10.
No auction sales on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, Il. wrappers. y
scrap, II: dark leaf. l.; Tugs. !. Total, 10
hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciglr-
cites. S5675. tobacco s3.ti0.S3. Total, So
1Ul.5S.
30 loose sales to-day
Private sales only moderate, with no
special demand for any grade. Prices un-
changed.
There are no new developments relative
70 the movements Of the plug manuiac-
turers.
Mr. W. II. Smoot, Of Durham. y, C., ana
q. IL. Lindenberger, Of Louisville, Ky,
were here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
CAUGHT AT RALEIGH.
REPORTS or SICKNESS At DUR
HAM GREATLY EXAGGERATED.
The Democratic silver Convention
Observation-Disclosures of Opinion
Fruit-Rafsing ut Southern Pines
Other North Carolina News.

RALEIGH. n. c.. August 23.-(Special)
The reports made by the aldermen Of
Durham are 10 the effect that the re-
turns of sickness there are grossly ex-
aggerated. 1t is denied that there are
thirty cases Of fever near the Pearl cot
ton-mllls and It is said there are only
seven.
There are opinions pro and con on the
State silver convention. Some Democrats
laugh at 1t, others are careless. and
others still are earnest for 1t. chief
among the latter is ex-Chairman l.. G.
Smith. The call is not presented to Popu-
lists for signatures.
Two thousand people dined with the
Confederate veterans at Lotto Park,
Charlotte. yesterday. There was great
barbecue.
a GOOD INVESTMENT.
AZ southern Pines for,y-four persons
have planted 10000 fruit-treos and vines
on 1913 acres. Last year they shipped Is
tons OF grapes. this year they expect 10
shin 80 tons. on an investment OF s-6,Op
one firm has realized this year Sl3.Jp. The
peaches grown there are declared 10 be
superior 20 those from Georgia, and COM
mand higher prices.
State-Auditor Furman says there VIII
be an increase this year Of the number
Of pensioners, particularly OF widows,
under the terms Of the new law.
TOBACCO CURES.
Tobacco is very bright this season, ana
cures are good. The acreage eastward Is
tHsfH -N.f *
have a warehouse.
Tom Moore. tried for the murder or
Poston. at Salisbury. gets of with fve
years in the penitentlary
The validity OF the revenue act OF the
late LEGISLATURE will not be tested at the
next term Of the Rowan Court. Later II
VIII be brought up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
lie Cannot Keep Awake.

A report OF peculiar affection CONE
caseof a respectable farmer named Brown
vino has become utterly unable 10 Keep
awake. lie falls asleep while plowing 10
,.iling 10 friends. and while driving his
wagon He * very much alarmed about
himself rs the habit IL growing. ana ne
has narrowly escaped several serious acct
h",,s hecause OF IL. He will fall imns-
diatolv into a stupor. from which he can
moi be aroused for several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

i-IfNiiA'h f''t'+tNf'N''f
Few who arc not engaged In teaching
the deaf mutcs and blind nre able to
Judge Of the value Of establishing separate
institutions for their education. though
the weight Of opinion made public Is. We
believe. in favor Of the separation. put
nil Of us who are familiar with the fran-
cial condition Of Virginia know that she
IS not able TO undertake the expense OF
building n separate school now, ana VIII
not be for several years 20 come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Port Eoyal Dry-DOrk.

WASHINGTON. August 23.-The official
,euort Of the board appointed TO inspect
me recently completed dry-dock at Port
ROYAL s. G.. was received at the Navy
DEPARTMENT to-day. II recommends that
the dock be not accepted In It's present
condition. According 10 the board, the
gates have not been strengthened and
other defects corrected.
Acting Secretary McAdoo said this
afternoon that he had taken no action in
Tho naftar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

RICHMOND. VA. August -. l''o.
offerings: Wheat. AGA bushels corn
White. 86 bushels oats - bushels
Sales: Wheat. 4OJi bushels. COrn-Nhite,
M bushels. Oats, ~ bushels
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 81 70
PC: mixed. 81 u re: shortberry 81 70
ne. No. red. ne. Corn-Nirginia white
Hc.-Oats-NO. > mixed, 2fi-2 to &c; No.
3 mixed, . II to 2ic.; winter seed, - 70
32c Rye, - to 52c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Gold Reserve. 500. sco.52t.

WASHINGTON. August 23.-Gold with
drawals at New York to-day for export
10 Europe. as reported 10 the Treasury,
amounted to $4,000. This reduces the
Treasury gold reserve 10 SO. S29.54
The Treasury began to-day TO pay the
incomc-taX refund claims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
post-OHlce Allowances.

WASHINGTON. August 2S.-The POST
Office Department to-day made annual al
lowances as stated for clerk hire at the
following post-oiices: Key West Fla.
s. 0o: Jackson. Miss, s, $50; Meridian
Mics s. An
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

closing Pifs.
American Cotton On........................ 70
American Cotton OIL preferred ....'''.'.. '3
American Sugar .....-......-- .-...'...''io
.n.r,cap Sugar Kenneries, pref........... lOl1a
American Tobacco. Observation-Disclosures NS
American Tobacco. preIerred... ....".... los
.,cn,son. Topeka ana Santa fe..... ~.
Baltimore and Ohio...............'... oi1s
canada Pacific. ...........'...'..'..'.'' o5te
,.h.,apcake and Ohio. ..............,..... II
Chicago anc Aron ................'.''...'.. lou
CHICAGO burlington and quincy SOB
chicago Gas Trust....... .....,........... OF
Delaware Lac6awannn sni Western.-....lb3
uistillers ...-........ @t1s
Erie. ..................-..''''. s----' %
Erie. preferred ............--.''..'''." -o1s
teueral Electric. .....-....'.......--'''' ooFa
limos CentraI.....-............ .-'''''.''.iVits
Lake Erie AMI estern ............'''''.'. %'rs
LAKE Eric aud Western preierred.... sos
Lake Snore.............,.... ''''''.'''''''''i
LOUISVILLE anu Nasnyllle. ................. oiB
Iouisyllle New AlnGnv ana Cnicaso..... ss4
Manhattan Consolidated. ..........."... Il3@
Nsunnrs ana Jnarlest1n....... la 10
Michigan Central. .................''''.''' WY
Missouri Pacilc.... ''''-' o'ts
Mobile and Obio.......-.-.-..'. s.--.- --'.'' ~
Nashville CnattanoOCa 81 Lodl-.'....-. ~
United state, Cordase. thlu) ia
Cri,ed states Cordage. preisrroi. 80
New JERSEY CenIrni............''.'' iCu5t
New YORK. Central. .........'''''.'i oils
Now York and New England. lO1s
Norfolk And Western, preferred ......... 1919
Northern Psclho.....-...........' "a
Northern Pacific. preferred Ia
Northwestern. W.
Nortnwestern. preierrod. ........-....'.'.-lf
Pacific Msil..............''..'' -'19
hsaIiug ......~.............'. '.''''''''''' '"f,
Rock Island. ..-...s.''.'.'''...'. Ola
ct. Paul. 80
et Paul, preferrei........'s.. '.'.'.--..'-i~7'
silver Certincstes. '--''''''''.'' vi
Tennessee ,oai and Iron. ...-... Hp>s
Tennessee Coal aud iron, prei.-red..... "s
| Texas Pacirc.............'s.''' ''-.''''-'' -
| Union Paciuc.... .........''s'''''''' -''' ."
WPhash. ......s~''''- ''''''''''' -
Wabash, preferred. ........''....''''''''' -Irs
Neetern Union. ...'.''''''' '''-'' US
w,.a,,n- .n1 I.xe Erle.............. 1913
| Woe cling and Lako Eris prtforroi.''..'.- "o
BONps
Alabama ,CIass b).........'''..''e' '.... .oo
Alabama NlAsS CT .....s ...-s..".. .."iOV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. LII. August
2-Cattle- Receipts. 100: marAet unset
tied: choice qualities. 5ll0c. higher. poor,
Zoe lower. common % extra steers, S.NP
Sjgj; stockurs and feeders. SjoEN; cows
and bulls 81 ylgN: calves, S.o@! y:t3;
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market firm; 90
Zoe. higher: heavy packing and chipping
lots, 50. common 20 choice m.Aei,
si5eaS5. pigs. s2.75nSieo.
Sheep-Receipts, 100, market 81 ady
inferior % choice. t.5ogS.D lambs ~
500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

North CafOiiaa fs...... .lO3
Nortu carolina oe.................. ..... iZo
Southern Railway observation-disclosures. %
southern Railway, commou ............... i3ss
southern RAILWAY. preferred..... ....... Az
South Carolina 4ts's. ...................." ioS
Tennessee rev settlement 3s. ........-.... 30
Virginia IS. preferred. sA
virginia Irost Receipts. stamped ........
virginia consols. ........-..... 63t
United states a. register Cd. ............. i124
Un,,.l states As coupon ..................1l2H
Unu.ast.tss "a. COUPON 961s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August S.-Baltimore
and Ohio. 65 asked. Northern Central ~
bid: Baltimore and Ohio southwestern / -
III bid: Consolidated Gas, STOCK, b. 40
bonds. IS. III bid. do. do. SIS. lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
MARINE, INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST 2ith.
Sun r,ses .53l HIGH TIDE.
SIN scfs .6.1J Morning. ...........1.l 10
Moon sets .......902 en'ng............':iO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, August %.-f1onr-
weak
Wheat-Steady; No . red. spot and Al.
gust. - 5-SN65 3-4c.; september. " l-ip
~ he; December. GO l-tgo, l-2c.' stsain-
er. No. > red. - l-2a62 34c.. southern,
by sample e6Go; lie; do. on grade,
IS l-2Go6 lie. o,-..,,,
Corn-Steady, mixed spot, g $500 Lei
August. 43c., bid: September. " l-Z4t- &c.
year 3703T l-sc: January, - 3-fis'c.'
southern white, 4ini5c.; do, yellow, .tc
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white western
e l-2n25c.: No. 2 mixed. 10, 2'g . Lie
Rye-Dull: No. 2. ~ i-@9isc.
Hay-Firm. at N5Hsl5.0g.
Grain freights-Dull AMI easy; steam 70
Liverpool. u. for August. Cork, TOE
orders, Cd for August
Eggs-firm, NJ lie.
Other articles unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

cash quotations: Flour slow 10 weak;
prices off about Toe. on patents and l5c, on
bakers lots from quotations ruling hrst
OF the week. No. 2 wheat. % &c. No,
red % i-ilis2 3-lc No. corn. 81 l-tlN lie.
No oats 20a2o l-ic. Mess pork. G9,l IL
R$962l-2 Lard. S@1S 80. RIBS. 500
50 60 Dry-saltef meats. IS 81 l-2lts5 20.
clear ribs. 1862 i-2d$5.15. Whiskey S22
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
NAvAI~sToRE MARKETS.
Wedding Invitations !. s .'ss. AN .so e

ar,is,ic .,yle. send for sapp.es and pstors;
VIaTiN0 CARDS Plate aud - cards inams,
{, 40: name aud address, tI.so. SVSE"s
-yts n. Charles st.. aaaehnssss ~
Oy Z-Sa.Su&WSm)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

SILVER IN LONDON.
rONDON August 23-Bar silver. 20 5-Nt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BCsS.
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, STOCKS
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
in Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

! WASHINGTON. ID. C., August d.
R Forecast for Virginia Generally
.air weather southwesterly winds.
For North and South Carolina: ;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. sd.
Dy telegraph)

TOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EYEcuTED Al TaI DISPATCH FklST'
MG.HoUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
btutr.liy isi "e"th'i, 'AS"pS S"'"N'
tha coast: south 70 southeast winds.

tNe IOHst; oOutH 20 slUIutHsI "IHus'
Weather conditions. one area OF hiSh
pressure f. central of the South Atlantic
coast. and second area is central on
the North Pacific coast. The pressure
is relatively low IN the upper Mississippi
Valley and Lake regions and TO the north
Of Montana.
Rain has fallen I'm the Missouri Valley.
the upper Lake region, and on the South
Atlantic coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. %. 1895.
Q}y telegraph)
ARRIVED.

PORT OF WEST POINT AUG. %, 1870.
Q}y teiegraDh)
ARRIVED.
Steamship BALTIMORE, BENNETT. Bait
more: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
c.a,rehfo Baltimore, Bennett. Balti.
more. passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 20.
Dy biography
ARRIVED.
pri.ish steamship Gard MIA, Port ROYAL.
i5ritish steamship Holyrood. Port Tam
ma. in tow OF steamship sdlon.ea.
Schooner Lavinta campbell New iorh'
Scpoon~ r LYMAN VI. Law, Bangor.
schooner Walker Arlington. Pro'i-
dence. c,.,o, pos,o,
$500 Porio'it. New York.
n@ree Annie n. smith, New York.
Barse Kingston. New York.
SAILED.
british steamship Gar.enia, Kings 8.
Lynn. con,au rso.,or
Schoon.r a. Palmer, Dos,on.
Schcooer II. II. Bensiict. Boston,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. August 3.-fI9ulr'
Market less active; winter patents, sbIfy
1856. do. fancy. s. 200 $3.50. spring patents
$500 s. Is.
WIieat-Quiet and easier; liSht demani'
No 2 red, track, s. l-2G61c.: No. ). do.
63c.
Corn-DNerings very limited; market
quiet: No. > yellow &c. No. : mixed.
track, &c; white ear, BE-; No. mixed.
2ec
Oats-Market steady; No: white.
q i-2c.: No. 3 mixed. 22c.; No. mixed,
- l-2Q2Sc.
Pork-Market less active and easy;
mess. 5000; clear mess. N2o; fainiiy'
So 20
Larl-Easy; fair demand; steam-leaf.
8 3-ic.; prime-steam. weak, Sso
Bacon-Firm moderate demand; loose
shoulders. lie. loose short-rib siaes;
s 5-Sc loose short-clear sides, &C., boxed
meats, lie. more
Drv salted meats-Easy and quiet: loose
shoulders. 3 l-ic lOoae short-ribs, i-sc. |,
loose sh0rt-clear sides. lie, OoAei
meats l-4c. more.
WhiskgV-Dull AT 81 -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST q. 1895.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST - 1870
ARRIVED.
Steausbin Roanoke. BOaz New York.
rarchandise and passengers. George W.
Allen & Co.. agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. Boaz New York.
merchandise and passengers. George W.
Allen a Co, asents. Co., ...u
merchandise ami passengers; Irwin Neisi-
ger, superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. August 2I.-cotton-De-
mand moderate; prices STEADY, aherittn
mlfdlng. a., sales lv'v pil.s' Alnc,N 81,
900 bales: speculation ana export oo
Futures opened steady; demand fart
American mdlling low rnidiling, clause.
septesmber a2d 0c,og. s,e, sie Seventh.
and December. I 2-GNi4 i-Sii Dscemb,sr
and January. 8-eiai i-6fui 5-Stit o-vti.
January and February. f''ta' o.otp
G-GiIf 1-GI.; February and Marcn;
4-Gid March and April. 1-oid.' April
Futures firm at the advance; tenders,
y. M.-American middling. fair.
2-32i.; good middling. 1924. low, ma.
ding i5Id., good ordinary, 3 is-led
ordinary. 3 5sc.; August ana sep'einD.f,
I 2-6id, buyers, September ana o., "a
November. S-6id.. buyers; october ani
November, SID sellers. November ana
December. 6-6iai 7-sii, sellers; Deem
ar ry ana ana February. s-cid.. buyers: Febrg-
grv and March I e-Gii. buyers; March
and April. i0-64g4 li-s4d.. sellers Aprh
and May. I il-Gii., buyers; May ana juno
NEW YORK. Angus. 23.-C9'ton-
Steady: middling Gulf, Sc; mldillng:
3-4c: net receipts. none; gross ~. baie,;
forwarded, lg bales: sales. AZ bales all
spinners: stock. 1888 BARS,
2 lao bales: exports 20 the cOnrnent,
40 bales: forwarded. 80 bales. sales, 5'oel
bales spinners. 2.5s, bales. .eo 49,.
Totals today: Net receipts. 1863 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, .bi baiss, 'oh"'
nent, % bales. stock. Zso.i-l bales.
Totals 50 far this week; Set receipts;
. az bales. exports 20 Great Britain, aD''
bales. Continent. 1850 balcs.
Totals since September lsti Net re.
ceip,s 7.sl5.is, bales: exports 10 orsat
Britain. S.43ssTs bales. France "Y'"''
bales: Continent. 2.i5SS5 bales. al,
XIV YORK. August 23.--cotton-tlos' q
steady; August s7.52: September. N.a5; &c
tober. sl.6l; November. so DeeemI1Sr,
r72 January, Nls. February, s's''
March. geo sales. 2si GO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. August S-cot-
son-FMtures firm; sales $500 bales ~.
gust. s. %: Sept mber, 20; october. siN'
November 81 ~: December. SIS; January.
s. 70, February. N-6i: March, VIZ: April
.7l5
NAVAI~sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. g. Angus, p
Rosin-Frrm; strained. MS; good strain
Shirts % turpentine-Firm; machine.
Dc. irregular. d lie.
Crude turpentne
SAVANNAH. GA. August S.-SpsrltS
OF turpentlne-Firm. sale, 90 casks. r.,
ceip;s. s.. CASKS; stock. z,'ys casks mono
In first hands.
Rosin-t Firm, at an advance OF g On
10. barrels, none In frst hands; A, II, anu :,
nl3: D. S.2{, T., 81 -; 4, 81 ~ y, 80:
II. $50: I, $50: *, SIS; NJ. 40; 80
window glass. SEQ: water-white. s. -.
CHARLESTON. :. G., Angus, % ~I, n;
psntine-Firm. at "a lie; receipts i"
Ro.in-Good strained. trm. at a.0~a N.i5,
receipts. ls barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

CHICAGO. ILL. August 2.-There was
n continuation this morning OF the weak
erlng which has Of late become SO pro-
made at from 2-s TO 5-Sc. under yesterday.
Lower cables and the apparent enlarging
"a Northwestern receipts were responsible
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

led and read Raub, Quick, Page, Bald
win, and others, comprehending the
subjects of School Management, Meth
DDS of Teaching, School Economy. His
tory of Education, and Graded Schools.
As to practice. have taught five terms
in the public schools of Iron County,
spent two winters tutoring my brothers
at home. and taught Il practice class
| in the Normal ten weeks. In addi-
ton TO this. | have frequently conduct
| ed classes in all departments Of the
| Normal in the absence of teachers.
| Lastly. you want a teacher fo- the
Office. When | was sixteen years old.
my father asked me to make up my
mind as soon as possible what calling
| would prefer to make my life work.
at the same time offering me a good
chance to rise in the mercantile bust
ness. / told him | wanted to be d
teacher. The ultimate aim of all NY
efforts since then has been to thorough
~ fit myself for profession. In my
four years study at the Normal. | have
| always viewed my studies from two
standpoints-that Of the pupil and
that OF the teacher. My aim has been
not only to know how to teach it to
others. While am not one of those
Iover-ambitious youths who expect to
.'spring from the college walls and
reform the world" yet do hope to be
able to accomplish something in the
educational fields of Missouri; and with
the exception OF a few small IFS, | in
tend to spend the greater portion OF
my life IN the schools of my native
state.
Since school does not close till after
| the election. | cannot canvass the
county in person; and | cannot afford
| to address each citizen separately.
So | will ask each reader of the REGIS
TER to kindly mention my announce
ment to his friends who do not take
the paper, and if he desires me to have
the Office, to 'sspeak a good word for
me whenever an opportunity presents
itself. Very respectfully.
| FREDERICK CURETON.