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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
DEATH or Mr.. GREEN.
lie Was One of Richmond's Most Widely.
Known Citizens.

The death Of Mr. Samuel S Green oc-
Cured az l2.S0 yesterday az his residence.
III south Laurel street. re was one or
Richrnond's best-known stone-contract-
ors. He was slxty-four years Of age.
In May last, while attending to his du-
ties as superintendent OF Mr.. James Sceh-
cryoOc's ql airy, Mr. Green suffered a
stroke OF Hara.y sis, from which he never
covered, and 10 was the cause OF his
death.
He was born in the state Of Maryland
oil March -. 1872. one when he was qsite
young hts father moved 10 Virginia aad
located in Chesterfield county, where no
vas for many years engaged In quarry
ing. While connected with the WcStham
Graz lite Company. as well as I'm later
years. Mr.. Green was a prominent citizen
OF this section. A. the breaking out OF
the War ne joined the Governors Guard,
and was later transferred - the quarter
matters department. Ia 1877 he married
Miss Lucy BOaZ
During a meeting held by Roy. A. ..
Dixon I'm this city I'm 1883 Mr.. Green was
converted and was baptized In the First
Baptist church by Rev. Or j. h. Haw-
thorne. where for many years he was
a consistent member. Quite recently no
connected himself with the Emmanuel
baptist church.
He leaves a wife. two brothers, w. III.
Green. OF this city. and Nathaniel Green,
or Pittsburg. Penn, one sister. Mrs. Geo.
Wright Of Belmont New Haven, eight
children. Nathaniel E.. VIM. F.. Charles
c.. and Miss Amorette, OF this city. Sam
uel s.. OF Petersburg. and George ..
Green. OF Buchanan, Mrs. j. T. Gillian. OF
Charlotte county. and Mrs. James ID.
Barker, of Goochland county. the ma
jOrity OF whom were with him when he
breathci his last.
The funeral will take place from the
residence tomorrow morning al 03O and
the interemtn will be I'm Hollywood C.ce-
terry The following is list OF the
pall-bcarcrs:
am. G.. w. Shepperson. Or. T.. r Robin
son NJ. j. Culllnan. Oliver Davis. John
o. Sales. w. Upshur Bass. j. ;. Latham
and Thos. G.. Epps.
Active.-Lucien Minor. John G. Gath
right. Geo W. Carbaugh, J. c. Bosber.
W. ID. Falconer. j.. b. WalthaA. and
w S. Roach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco tSchangc-Internai Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,ices.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2L-Rains in The
ecrn belt, general lowering OF the postoa
rates Of sterling exchange TO tSgrl,
tp's, sam IN -. faul earnings for the
third week OF August, and buying OF
moderate amounts OF the stock bv arbl-
TRACE houses contributed TO a strong
market for railway stocks during me
cay SNORT se' sion. Northern Pacific
preferred was marked exception. how
ever, ana ON liquidatious the price
dropped from Ia 10 lGQlGis The im-
mediate cause Tor the decline in the stock
VA the ming OF a bin i'm equity hy
rhomac W. pcusal. u Now ork
against the Great Northern railway TO
prevent the proposed deal between the
company. While these tactics delay the
Ecoi t,'li~auoh or the property, the i'm
eventually take hold OF Che property and
place 10 on ITS feet Ii IS also certain
THAI Qfasic measures Will be adopted.
AZ inc junior security holders will be
asked 20 contribute the bulk of the money
needed O. rchahiitatc the system. North
en- facihc's weakness. however had lit-
ile influence. thc brilliant outlook FOR
me crops being considered Of far more
Importance shan Che misfortunes OF The
concern specified. As rule. The best
figures of the week were made for tho
GTangers. ST. Paul selling at 1ai3. Rock
Island az s.. Northwestern at 1O4N. and
Omaha az 42i5 The general railway list
ruled strong but the changes wcrc unlIn-
portont Ina the lnlusfrials Tobacco
was unsettled. The stock advanced 10
HSs dropped 90 g7I and rallied 10 .>iq
Sufar was firm in the early trading at
l01sfllns. Subsequently selling
movement set in and the price lect1tl
90 lcas. Considerable was heard again
to-day about The light demand Tor lt-
fined ana Tho piling up OF rdws. IT was
noticed. however. chat the brokers 'in-
pioyei 90 SEN The bulk OF tho stock were
those generally Identified with the slccD-
lafiye element. Chicago Gas was ifm
and General Electric. Lead. an. cotton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Government Af;er only twenty-se ,en
years of this prccarsous exiTcrce tne
colonis,s had the COURAGE. With the con-
Gent and cooperation OF the A;nc,lcnn
Colonization Society. 10 declare s"c
selves an independent nation: In ADOPT
ing republican form or Eovcrn'n 'n,;
they had before them no other mooe'
than tho United States, which they naso
faithfully copied, adopting cHe,...,
legislative. and Administrative macninery
not entirely applicable to the condition
or necessities OF the country or SWEEP
10 the genius OF the people. But notwNn-
standing this great burden, tney naso
since lSi1 been maintaining a far from
iiscrcditahle position among the nations:
The frequent changes In the personhei
OF the Government n country OF SO
small civilized population and sucn
slender means OF education have been
great drawback And consi ie-ing ihlt
all the officers OF the Government are
from local sources and with local btases
and prcjudices 10 contend against. II
must be admitted that the career and
success OF the republic so FAR should
command the sympathy II not the ad-
miraton of all lovers OF humanity and
progress.
The natural advantages Of tho country
In the way OF soil and climate place ~
In the front rank OF west African coun-
tries Every one who visits that republic
sees at glance the vast possibilities OF
the youthful nation II the Governments
with the latent resources. the agricuit-
ura', mineral and commercial wealth
OF the country"
What 90 you consider. hen. the pres
ert needs Of Liberia?'
Perhaps. II | answered your question
In one word. | should say she needs
capitai-moncv An unfortunate Jaw
OF the land which the founders OF the
State considered necessary 10 rs intesri-
~ and protection excludes foreign citizen
shp-I mean white citizenship with its
rights and privileges and the vast adj
vantages 10 any country which u car
RIGS with H. nat iu "a few more years
10 may come Wi'hin thc range OF Libcr-
ian practical politics 90 notify. n not
altogether abolish. taat law. as behind
the spirit cf the age sni obstructive"
I'm tnc word capital / also include
larger aCccssiOns ~ negro immigrants
from the Western hcmisQhe farmers,
mechanics. preachers and toachels~-to
enable the republic 70 push out 10 tho
saiuhrOus high lands OF the interior ana
utilize the animal and mineral resources
known 20 exist there. ! include, further.
in the word capital. as among the needs
of Liberia. increased facilities OF educa-
ton Cor ner boy and giris-primary.
intermediate. and higher education"
Dr. Blytcn Will remain ia New YORK
some thirty days. ana win then 90 West.
lie IS p man - very dark complexion.
His voice Is l0W and musical teN men
are more devoted to their race than ne.
Ike believes ln Africa and It's future. lie
thinks and writes ana talks about little
else. Many &C his views are reyusnant
TO intelligent .lfr0-Americans, but they
respect his Learning aud devotion 10
Africa ana hear him with patience and
respect. Dr. Biyden, who is the author
of Islam I'M Africa" will contribute an
article TO the september number Of tho
North American Reviow.-New York
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

RICHMOND, VA. aug q. 1855.
offerings at auction on Change for tic
week ending to-day were light: highest
price for the week. $40.
Private sales report "a 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, hOesheads. nllers. 3, smokers,
II. Total. "A hOgsheads.
Pirate sales reported 20 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day. Wrappers. G. hogs
g. scrap (brighO. 43, leaf Clark. 49,;
leaf red, g; Tugs DARK. -. Total, I.ol
hosshcads
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. 10 hogshcads. dark
10 hogsheads Reinspo Bright 81
hogshcAds. dark, 3 hogshcads.
And for the week ending to-day: IN
spectior s-Brigat. Sf hOgsheads and 4
tierces; dark 3Si hogshcads and . tierces
western, hOgsheads. ReinspecuOns-
Bright $50 hos-heads and 1 tierce; dark,
IS hOgshcals.
Total sanplinr for the week ending
to-day Inspections, l22 hogsheads and -
tierccs; reinspocuons. lS hogsheads ana
I ticrce. Total, go hossheads ana 80
tierces &c.
Myers Davcnport's. Crenshaw's Meals
Planters. Farmers, Shockoe, ShelDurne s.
Naushan's. and Old Dominion tobacco
warehouses report today keceipts' .
packages: deliveries. lSl packages.
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Jones and Virginia added report for the
week ending to-day: Receipts, a5l pack
ages: deliveries, so packages.
Excess of deliveries over receipts for
the week ending to-day, ll5 packages.
United States internal revenue colloc-
lions on tObaccos for the city OF Rich
mond Va today, Cigars and cigarettes.
s. 995 40; plug tobaecos. SrsH. Total,
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. for the week ending to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes, 81. 40 q. plug to-
baccos. Si3. 81 Total g. $40 81.
a telegram received to-day from Messrs.
Prince x Whiteley stock brokers. New
York city. y. y, says: 1T il rumOred
to-day that the American Tobacco Com
pany is going out Of the manufacture Of
plug tobaccos.
II is currently reported hero to-day that
a buyer representing large manufactur-
Ing interests I'm the North has about
cleaned up the Durham (N. CO tobacco
market Of all desirable cutters as COM
pletelv as this market has been cleaned
up of TINS grade of Tobacco.
Messrs. Charles W. BONNER ~ co. re-
port the Lynchburg Va.) tobacco market
for the week ending to-day. as follows:
Sales for week ending August IL. 1875,
1880 pounds. sales for week ending
August y. 1895. IS. 100 pounds. Decrease
for week ending August p. 1876, $500
pounds.
Sales from October I. is9i. to August
a. 1886. q ,Os4, 500 pounds; sales from Oc
tober J. 1893. 10 August -, lS3i. y, 800
pounds. Decrease for B9i-'95. $4,000
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: J. d. wills, Boydton. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
The Maxwell switchboard.

Mr.. NJ. b. Rice. of Jacksonville, Fla,
who has Just organized the Jacksonville
Telephone Company at the above-men-
toned place, and who was selt out by
his company on tour of investigation OF
the various systems of switchDOards and
telephones, was seen al the Lexington
Hotel and, In answer to the question as
TO what he thought OF the Maxwell
switchboard and telephone TO be used in
Richmond by the Home Telephone Com
pany, said: / have been unable 10 find
switchboard that was quick and simple,
and that could be used successfully IN
competition with the Bell Company until
| found the Maxwell board. the com
pound call system of the Maxwell tele-
phone, cOmpined with the Maxwell
switchboard, constitutes system at once
complete. effective. simple, and quick,
and | am frank TO say that 1t is the only
system on the market that Will give per-
feet satisfaction in competition
do you think the Home Telephone
Company can make a success here and
give satisfactOny
They most assuredly can. There is
nothing I'm the way with the Maxwell
system: II is clean sailing"
Mr. Rice leaves to-day for Macon, Ga,
where he will install an exchange, and
IS very enthusiastic over finding I'm Rich
mod system of telephones which he
was afraid could not DE found at all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
Grand Lodge to Attend.

The Grand Lodge of Virginia will attend
the funeral OF Frank A. Reed. of Alexan-
cria. who committed suicide Friday. Ine
obsequies will take place today.
Grand Master Fitzgerald, OF Farmvile.
will not be able TO attend, and in his alb
sence the Deputy Grand Master, Major
A. T.. Courtney, will head the grand body
and officiate. Among those who Will go
with the Grand Lodge from Richmond
are 9. A. Ncsbitt. William Ryan 5. MEG
Fisher W. <. Wilkinson. ami Junius A.
Cosby AS the deceased was Fast Grand
DSommNnder OF Knights Tempiar. the
Commandery at Alexandria has decil d
not TO leave for Boston until Sunday
night instead OF Saturday night. as pre-
yiOusly arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. 2f-The bears
in wheat had decidedly the worst Of Il
This morning, but when The market closed
they had not only recovered their lost
ground but had hammered prices down
Csc. under yesterdays close. The firm
opening was caused iy higher cables and
the report of the Hungarian Minister Of
Agriculture. which estimated the world
wheat crop for this year at 30 OUO. 900
bushels less than last year. The larger
arrivals in the Northwest and the pre-
VWliug line weather soon turned The
crowd sellers and the advance was lost.
the market selling down 10 &C. under
yesterdays close. Later the tone im-
proved and prices became stealier. The
market weakened Ou the reported large
estimated receipts for Monday in inc
Northwest-SO cars-and at the close
prices were about at The inside Septcm-
Der wheat opened at from 62a,c 10 625tc..
sold between C-'ic. and dZhc., and closed
at bl'sc.. Csc. under yesterday. cash
wheat was weak and i4c. per bushel
lower. 4,
Corn Notwithstanding the large with
drawals from storc-alj. ana bushels-aud
the firm opening DOB wheat corn opened
easier this morning Ou selling ny shorts
Who bought yesterday and rather free
selling by the country. The market
soon. however. became steady, in sym
PATTY with the improved feeling in wheat
and ON lighter offerings. Later corn
weakened. ln sympathy with the dcpress-
"a tone OF wheat September corn open-
ed at 31Ac.. sold between 3GAc. and
354c., closing at 3J4c.. e4c under yes
terday. Cash corn was "a little easier
and l.c. per pushed lower
Oats We're dun and easier Yesterdays
advance brought in "a considerable num-
Der OF selling orders. and as there was
10 disposition TO absorb them. the mar
kct in consequence. was easier To-
wards the close the market became veal.
In sympathy with The other grains. Sep
TENDER oats closed l,l4,c. under yester-
day. Cash oats We're o little easier and
hc lower
Provisions We're inactive and easier.
Very little business was transacted. The
market was easy on some outside sell
ms orders and on the lower prices Tor
hogs. but held steady at the decline.
AZ The close September pork and ribs
were lgc lower and september lard 2l6c.
lower than yesterday Domestic fnarjt6fs
were quiet and steady
LLo loaL-n. lu--r-. rannnd rs fnllnr.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
NEw YORK pRopucE MARKrr.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-FIour weak
and neglected; winter wheat. low grades,
s.. l5r2. 50; do. iair 10 fancy. S2gV03.3O.
DO patent. SS.Je3.Sp. Minnesota clear
s. Gjp3 -. patent S330Ql2O. low extras
81 1872 -. city mills. S39JW4.15 South
ern hour duh ana weak: common 10 fair
extra, S2OV92.SOi good TO choice do. 500
u3O).
Whcat-Spot market duh and easier,
with options. No. red store and ele-
vator. 67AnJ7hc.i anoat 6ss4c. options
advanced %aEc;, fen %g3sc.. and closed
steady at isc. decline. with a moderate
trade: May 78Ac, August, G7g<c; Sep
tcmber. 67Ec.; october, G75sc.: December.
Gyi2c.
Corn-Spot duh and easier: No. 1870
44c.. elevator; 44lsc afoat.- Options
September. 4i7sQ42c.. closing. 4i7.c.; oc,
tober, 4ilsg4ls.c.; closing. 4ll1c.: May.
37tset3Sc.
oats-Spot dull and steady. Options
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. \. c.. Aug. 2f.-Rosin
firm; strained. slI5; good strained. $40.
Spirits Of turpentine firm; machine,
25c.. irregular. 24i.c
Tar steady NJ Si3j.
Crude turpentne quiet nard. sl.1O;
soft $50. virgin. 81 50
CHARLESTON. $ g.. Aug. 2i-Tur-
Tentinc firm az 2ialc.. receipts II casks
Rosin-GOod strained firm at Sl.OJQ1.fj;
receipts g3} barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Aug 2i-Turpentine
market firm at 2Jiso. sales. 1.pU casks
R0sin finn at advances. sales 1909
barrels. Quotations. a. b. and a.. NIu,
-. SL25; T.. Sl.5o, T., $40. G.. 81. 40; II,
Sl.5g. J. Sl.Go, *, SlG5; ~ S2.2o. n. so;
window gla.s. -. -. MuI.r MhLL-. go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
II L. In The Iime. II, So.

1t is no doubt true that whole family
Of colorcd people We're killed by lightning
in Prince Edward county, bur we may
be permitted 10 doubt the story which
sets forth that the imprint of a tree
was photographed by the lightning upon
one Of the dead bodies.-Dispatcht
II the Dispatch had reads its neighbor's
(The Times) special, 1t would have been
better informed and perhaps there lies
its burden Of doubts. inasmuch as The
Times made a scoop on the Dispatch
on this rare phenomenon. it being the
only paper i'm the State that had an ac-
curate account OF u. The Dispatch can
rest easy. and doubt no longer at the
truthfulness of the story. only the SUBJ
ject was not a negro. but a white boy.
aged about six wears .-F1rmvIlle Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
VIEW COURT-HOUSE ron SURRr.
The County i'm Excelient Financial Con
ditjon and Can Wei Afford 1t.

SURRY. VA, Aug. 8.-Special.-At a
called meeting Of the Board Of Super
yisors. held here yesterday FOR the pur-
pose OF considering the advisabilty Of
building a new county courthouse, it was
decided that steps be taken at once to
form some plan 10 raise money for
the building.
IL was not fully decided, but il is the
general impression that bonds to the
amount or $1,000 will be issued. This
county can well afford 70 have aice
county buildings II is entirely out
Of debt, and has a surplus in the hands
Of the treasurer. all the expenses being
met with taxation OF only 70 cents on
the S100..
II was also decided that the Jail be
moved from it, present location TO the
outside OF the village
Company G., Thirteenth Virginia Regi-
ment, held reunion here yesterday
About thirty members We're present The
company Will hold seInl-annual meetings
IN the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
AZ the White Sulphur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
Aug. A.-s'pectal.- Things are srill spirit
Cd here. Tho evening cotiilons are well
patr0nizei Among the additions T. cur
already large list OF arrivals OF charming
ladies are Al g. Ann :. Rutherford. Of
Rock Castle. and Mrs. Or. George Ben.
Johnston. II kickmCnd.
Captain ". Gordon McCabe of Peters
burg arrived last night and was gree ed
10y "A host of friends. Captain McCjbe Is
a very popular gentleman. tells good
story. and rs altogether yery entertain
ing. The outlook FOR his fchoOi, which
is to be transferred 4 I'M Petersburg to
Richmord. rs good
Major -. T.. Elkle and his charming
niece Miss Ann Eakic, are spending a
few DAYS here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

duh and easier August closing. DC:
September 2i&c.. October, 2"isc. spot
prices: No. ?. 2jQ25nc.; No. = white.
aSc.: mixed western, 2JT2sc
Hay quiet and steady; shipping. 600
7oc.; good to choice. spapc. -. a..
Wool quiet and steady. domestic fleece.
1Gu22c.: pulled, lJnJlc. ,, 700.
Beef quiet and STEADY; family. Stoo@
1900: extra mess, s1.ybasVO; beef hams
dun and weak at $lj.JOdI6.uo; utrced
beef in fair demand and hrn' city ck-
ira. India mess, SlC.GGl ~, cut ileats
fairly active and firm, picked bellies.
500; shoulders, 5isfoD; hams So.oo
M95o.
Lard quiet and easier; western steam.
SG3O. city, SGOr0G.lO; September, S6.2i.
nominal. Refined In moderate demand.
Continent. S722i2: South American, $40;
compound, SfG2i,0J.uu.
Pork duh and easy at Sil.OoG ll.Jo
Butter unchanged.
Eggs firm: State and pennsylvania,
1Ja loc.' western, fresh, lGalIc.
TalOw steady.
Cotton seed oil quiet and unsettled:
crude. DC, yellow prime, 2T4c. DO. good
of grades. 2D'.c asked.
Petroleum quiet Refned-New York.
$50. Philadelphia, sos; do, In bulk.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained com
mon 10 good, Si.4Iia0l.5j.
27a,c.
Rice steady: domestic. fair to extra.
"iNhv-ss japan. "4Nic.
Moidsses-forcitn nominal: New or
leans. open Kettle. good 10 choice. mod
orateiy active and firm at 2Gu31c.
Peanuts unchanged.
Coffee closed steady and unchanged
20 lO points up. August. Sf4.7O: Septem-
Der. $litO; October. $3.50: December.
Slitl. Spot Rio dun and steady. 40.
Suear-Raw nominal: fair refining
15-lGc Refined quiet and steady: of
\. . l5-lCpi4 &C.. standard a. 5-iGGtihc.:
cut-loaf. l5-l1gaisc.. crushed. J-fGfD
Jite.. eranulatcd. ( J-1GN4Hsc.
Ircights 10 Liverpool quiet and romi-
nal; cotton by steamer. ltd; grain. boy
steamer lId.
Southern Fresh Fruits ana Vegetables:
buyers were pretty well supplied yestcr-
DAY ana The gcnoral market IS quIet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Aug.
p Catue-Receipts. 1860; market
steady. common 10 extra steers. S}fng
5gj. stoCkers and feeders. 81 2jl-i.Oo:
COWS and bulls. S4J0uGn. calves, $50
N5CJ: Texans, S2OOe.3JO western
rangers. S2.4041J0.
H0gs-RcCcipts. 1900, market weak and
ping lots S43J.f4.75: common to choice,
mixed. sf2GU4t0. choice assorted. yf'4b
m5n0. light s3.G5Ji15. pigs s2.75d4. -.
Shocp-Rccoipts. 200. market st~?dy;
S3UlHJOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

CINCINNATI. D.. Aug. 21.-Flour less
active; winter patent. S3.Jp3f.6J; do.
fancy, -. 2Nt3.3n. do. family. S2.6Jd3.u0
Wheat IN moderate demand and market
steady. No. red, track &c; sample
red. G5iac., No. > red, Dic.
Corn quiet 80. mixed, track, BIC.
oats duh; mixed, 1880; No. DO,
2liac.
Pork easy; mess. 5000; clear mess,
Sl2.l1; family. $40.
Lard easy and i'm fair demand: steam
leaf. $G-ie. Kettle, S6.62is; prime steam
weak at $500.
Bacon firm and in moderate demand;
loose shoulders. $3.50; loose short rib
sides. $3.50 loose short clear sides
SG.S1i2, boxed meats &C.. more.
Dry Sailed Meats Loose shoulders.
S61O, loose short clear sides. SG51i "a;
boxed meats &C.. more.
Mh.sAy sales Of lIA barrels 40 SLY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug 2f.-Flour un-
changed.
Wheat lower. August. Ge'.c. September,
G2'.r.; December, Csc; May, G)hc.
asked
Corn lower.
Pork Standard mess. SlO75; on orders,
soc higher.
Lard-Prlmc steam. S5.75; choice, SlGj.
Bacon shoulders, SG.25; longs, $3.50;
clear ribs. SG1J. short clear. 500
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders $50:
lonas, 500. clear ribs. $500; short clear,
So
High wines steady at Sl22
Bagging Irvine order prices. ~ pounds.
f'sc.; . pounds. &C.; 2'i pounds, Jssc.
Iron ties t5c
Hemp Irvine, 9c per pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 2l-Flour
Qull.
Wheat steady; 40 red spot and Au-
gust. GysH6jisc. September. CG qJCa,c. /:
December Cynfr~Hsc.. steamer No. red.
Co. 1G}c: southern. by sample. C70J7a,c.: :
do. on grade, o. .NGoAc.
Corn steady mixed spot and August,
43. 0t3i4c. September - ,uf14c.: year.
white. 43isc.; 90. yolloI 44D l5e.
oats steady. 40. white. western 2Gi5
arc. 40. mixed. western. 25i4c
Rye quiet. 40. 2. 47ihc.. receipts. l.6g7
bushels. stocks. 81 256 bushels.
Coffee dull. NO. Z. 5000.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds irginia Century G20C3i5: Bal
timore ana Ohio. So asked. Northern
central. GSi,lGN.. Baltimore and OHIO
Southwestern irsis. III b.1. do incomes.
b, - asked, Consolidated Gas stock.
Gils asked; DO. bonds, Cs. III bid. do.
IS. lOsulO9is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. "a. Is.
AnHINiD

PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. "a. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guyandotte. Walker, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Crane James Bal
timore, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte Nickle. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Berkshire. Kirwin. Provi-
dence via Newport News and Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire. Kirwin. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Guyandotte, Walker, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Crane. James. Sa-
vannah via Norfolk. passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickia. Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
County Court Matters.

As the result OF a personal dinicuity
between J. D. Duval and John Palmer. OF
Henrtco county. the former was before
Justice Vincent yesterday morning on
complaint OF the latter. who chAJged
him with assault The accused was put
under bond TO keep the peace ana re-