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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-23

Rev. Z. A. Mclean, Of Baltimore, an
evangelist of the Synod Of Virginia,
has begun q series Of gospel meetings
in the Glen Elk Presbyterian Church,
and is creating quite religious re-
vival on the west side of the Elk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-23

lis, of what Is used I'm a play, varying
IN point Of number according TO the
extent Of the entertainment OF course
greacer the number Of 'plOls,' as we'll
as other details. Briefly, IL may De said,
w-,hoI, burdening the reader with tech
meal terms and details. shat all artists
and artisans work fra their several de-
par,meuJs from "pI0,s' furnished them
by the stage director.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-23
GENERAL NOTICES.
Don't

Be a laid to visit our store.
You never saw a prettler
one. We don't charge an
admittance and will take
pleasure in showing you
around.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
CLANS IN HIGH FEATHER,
They Leltat The RiChmOndS in Two Games
Yesterday.
The VISITORS SEEMED DiZEb.
Herr and. Knorr's Splendid Field work.
O'Hagan's All-Round Playing a Fea-
turc of the Contests Scores
to 2 and IL to2.

NORFOLK. VA. July 2.-Speciai.-The
RlchlnOnds and the Crows met IN battle
array this afternoon for two games, and
much to the delight of the 300 people
prcscnt. the Crows came out ahead hy
better all-round plays. The visitors seem
Cd 10 be completely at sea. and could nell
thor hit the ball nor field.
Herr and Knorr were the opposing
nitclcrs. and both men did excellent
WORK. But Hers support was much the
better Kelly virtually won this game IA
the frs, inning, when, after chance
had been given TO retire the SIDE, ne
lf,ed the BAH over the fence with Two
men on bases. After this the visitors
seemed TO lose heart
In the second game Weeks was sub
stitstcd for Herr, while Tannohih took
Knorrs place, but only lasted Two ILL.,
ulngs. giving way 10 Behnc.
Weeks pitched 10y far TIE best t'ih'
seen 9u tho home grounds Tor some '4ii''
only allowing Wells men three scattering
hits and striking out twelve of them.
The feature of the two games was the
aff-rouud PLAYING Of DBagaN ln Inc
Two Games be made seven hits, with "a
total of twelve bases. and McGann At
second for Norfolk, also put up great
game. score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
MAYSAVE YOU TROUBLE
sea>onable knowledge for This limo
Blazing skies and Viitsd Bodies.


4 cabbage leaf I'm your hat rs time
honoreI procaution against sunstroke.
Httle scasonahle knowledge 80 tho brain
that the hat protects VIII sorye the Fam
good purpose. Never is excess of labo.
eating frcttng. or drinking more scveroi.
punished than In hot weather. Nevei
are good sense and self-restraint more
promptly rewarded.
The system demands relatively lats'
qualities of fluids. AMI tho problem o
summer drinks is important lce-watc'
is generally condemned boy the doctors
VINO say tncre Is nothing quite go refresh
ing as Dufys Pure Malt Whisky, idAci
with cool water not iced. The effect %
this wh.skey is to tone the stomach an-
bowels. which suffer I'M summer as tn'
LUNGS and throat do IN che winter months
The ORGANS of digestion should never "
chilled. no matter how warm tnc turia'
Of tle h0ly may Doe.
uuny's Pore Malt Nhiskoy tiimHia >
fhom SD that food is qfucNlN uls'et''.
and Won don't feel chat dreadful MeisNl
I'm me stomach which follows tle impfN,
don't uSo OF icc-coid drinks. To 'hN'i
fhe manifold aisrOmfOrfs of NtAi' >
form sound elastic nerves are Nrr'sstif .
Tho folk With sha>N nerves Wfah'n "N..
vlfhsr as the mercury rf1N Is hl" 'i'
I'M The tube. Duff, Pure N1lt Nn'sN.y
IS ro.t and peace for the nerves. -
h IS free from flsri ol. Dr. does not fl'"a
and burn when swallowed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Mrs. Talley Wants $4,000 for the Loss of
Her Husband.

in 'he Law and Equity Court yesterday
a declaration was filed in .ae .uit Of VII
fira Y4llcy. administrators OF william
Tdnof. d'ceased, against John Armiiase
and o't0is doing business AS the Armi-
tdgc Nahuidcturing Company. for Sl0vr
daWar' me complaint sets forth That
william Iallcy came 10 his death on
April $3.50. from injuries received 1T
All ,Nf.'Non which took place ten days
prior h the establishment n tne de-
fcrdar's. and that the latter did not
use ue proper care 70 prevent ali acci-
don't
In te suit OF Edward Bum AGAINST
the eiy OF Richmond. which was 'uied
u tts tribunal before Judge Minor dur
ing tae past two days. The jury rem
IeroI verdict for $50 for the plaintiff
Thc SUIT was brought 10 recover 5000 dam
ages injuries % tho property of the
alaIH.t. brought 0H by careless * ava
ZION aa ho part Of employees of the c.ty.
M was entered m this tribunal
yoa'.r aF by r. rutherford. administra-
Tor f.. Lucy Jones. deceased. against the
MctIo.0i tan Life Insurance Company. Of
New lo.N, damages. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
AZ Lynchburs.
A. Norfolk.
Richmond VS.. Norfolk.
AZ Petersburg.
Roanoke v. Petersburg.
NoIIs
Roanoke is again ID last place Never
mind. thc Hustlcis VIII bee there soon.
Wells will be- with the boys TO-DAY.
Jake. ola man We want the game. TOO
much SUGAR for cent don't pan
The Magicians could 10 nothing Win
James yesterday.
Kelly Joined the team yesterday.
Well. IL is always darkest Just before
The dawn True nobody said % was not
hut IL looks like the dawn was detained
AT ONE or else had forgotten to come.
II the Grabs win today The Massey
pilot" libel suit viii have strong rival
fer public interest.
me people of Norfolk lost heart Early,
Int O'Nell kew his business. and low
the team COTS only praises. The Grabs
slump lasted nearly Two rIonths.
M LOCAL RIOTERS DE-IBE.
Life for him hath lost its joy.
Nothing now Is just The same,
Lei death come. II only first.
The Richmond team can win game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

William Fogg on last Tuesday. was call,
Cd IN INC Police Court yrstord4y, anu
the case was sent on to the grand juTy'
although ,the testimony was rather con
iiichnk' justice Crutchneld said he pre-
ferrcd to have a jury pass on the case;
and COUNSEL for the accused fully asfeeu
to g.
Il "a Miller. colored. was fined ~"
stCn.
RiD nara Mcdowell was sent 10 fail ior
thirty Gays IN default OF $40 surrey lot
Thomas Green was ,harg,1 with eieal-
ms ~ I'.l Sallic Jennings. .5r.e1 retiin -
thc mon'y 10 her. and there bClns nol
SUD it' evidence 10 convict him on
thei- we charge was dismissed sane
had 10 pay $50 for the warrant anu
costs
Charles " Thomas had to pay s. for
beine drunk and disorderiv
John shelby coloroa u.ae fined 81 for
throwing rocks on The street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
prRSoNff ttD GENERfI.
Interesting Facts About Hichmond'' ''-
zrns and other Matters.

Mr. Miles Turpin. OF Cincinnati Is Fl9''"
ing trends in the city.
sc.rotarv o. The Ccmmonwealtn L""i'sS
has rcturlc' from NoliolN
reptain #. r.. Nnicrs condition vas re-
norfil '0 De- improved Sos tef'df.
p,ofs .so- Uorber. Reese. accompanied
y y. t "a. ''''"' "'' ''' 80
poy II C. Garrison. OF Marshal l-Sue
christian church. left yesterday TOT MS
annual vacation.
Mrs. Cutl.r. the journalist, Is ies,il.li7
n, the family home toad, bfooh am
4 De- ~ aTle county.
The Hon. u. g.. Richardson. VINO mas
recently been confined 90 MS mousse 'f
sickness. is out asain
,lr. James r. Vaughan IS still con'ine'
at home suffering with lame l'S' .''
ing been kicked hy n horse.
Miss Alice r. clark left on juno -''l
for Curtis Nsck. whore she Will 9i'"'
her vacation with friends.
Mrs. W. H. Arlington has returned
from a visit 90 her former nome %" l"'
po.amoy crcen. Hanover county
Miss Rosa Semph. who bias been VISIT
inr friends m this clry. departed Tor ntr
home I'M Baltimore ou last saturday
The condition of Captain Henry /. Nil
Ter was considered more taNora3ie yes
teriay.
Rev.J r. Kestler. Of Easton. Nd. wil
conduct the services AZ tNiou 'f'rl' %
Mission. corner OF Eighth ana Man, ''-
morrow night
Deputy clerk Larus. Of the, Henfi,'
County Court. s',..'"l ,rs's and
ri4-e license tl NiNidm >. AH-'' '"'
Mamie T.. Mr.ch.
,,..,., o., +.. nr,trl.t.f DIS weather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
ROfNOhEs DEFH fFED.
The Pctersbures Win by "A Score of d 10 g..
Foreman MAY Join the National.

PETERSBURG. VA. July Especial
The Pctersburgs defeated the Roanokes
this afternoon in a vell-playei game by
n score IF 10 l. NirJames again went
i'm the lox for the home team ana pitch
ci good game keeping The Lis well
scattered. Fry pitched for the visitors.
ar1 held The home team down 10 eight
h.,s bnf his support was g)o4. tie few
errors the visitors made not being costly.
sanford Little. and Welch made home
Rms LYONS again played brilliant
third base fer tie home team. and Pai-
den for the visitors at second, accepting
every thing that came near.
Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
o "tn-plJuiy EScur.ions VIA ie er'bnrg
aud the N,r ok and Wet rn la lr"ad.


tt.ua-frip rates from Richmond
90 N..t. Il............... ..-'.''' &C.,"
~ virginia Beach ..........''.... ~
j" L. burg. ...-... ..'-.'''.' .'.'.. ''''
am .o l local stations core poMllAsiy
loss r.f.. r,-xefs ON sale July "a and
3I. ana booming trains Of the lth. limited
Fu timetables. and all other
iut0..... applv 20 Richmond Trans
frr .le. yl eaSt Main street. ii. j..
Owe AGENT. EYrd-Sirect Station.
and If .. ,ompanys office. ~ east
Man .ff... r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Owing to the Increased demand for my
Ice-Crean sherhcts. and Pastry. ] have
rchuel n. factory with the latest Inn
proved machinery which enables me TO
say ] am now prepared TO MI all orders
for Cream Pastry, ana Cohitcuoneries.
Having nuIv nrst-class Workmen and using
only IN. unrest and best material! /
can guarantee satisfaction To any one
wanting nrgf-class goods. Special at
tention given TO parties and entertain
ments Thanking my friends and the
public for mast favors, ana soliciting a
continuance of same. ] am.
Respectfully.
Phone 49o. Us east Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
THE T!MES-RICHMOND w. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1895.

ture OF to-day's game. O'Brien ran into
Vaughan. who was trying 10 eaten
ny. The collision doubled both men up.
Vaughan struck o. ren a vicious blow.
the latter responded. and nearly all the
players jumped into the melee. the Two
belligerents were taken out OF the Sane.
Two Louisville men on bases came IN
while the row was on, and the score was
$50 H. II. +.
I,oufsyile % %
Cincinnati ......o o > %
Ratteries-Cunningham " arner. anu
Snies. DIVER. Vaughan. and Murphy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Norfolk.
second eamS Richmond. .. Norfolk, l2
AT LNuchburs.
Frst game Lynchburg, q Portsmouth.
l. ~
second game-LynchhurS 3, Port
mouth, \.
Al Petersburg
Roanoke. 4. Petersburg 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
cnirr OF rolIcr HowIED rt1KS.
fife VIII lie Conservative Eut VIII Proceed
ia a Bu-incs>-I.ikc Manner.


Chicf-of- Police Howard. when seen hy
Times reporter yesterday as 90 what
his policy would Dec iu regard % the sport
ing element in this city. and the Observing
~ the Jaw b. reference 90 tne sunday
question. stated that De intended Orb proc
coed ln careful. quiet. and cuuscrva
manner. He dii nos propose 90 take snap
judgment on amy One of any class - rff-
liens. nc said. and hc dii nor want 10
apply any sensational methods 20 obtain
uotoreiy in that manner
he continued by saving that az the
proper time hc would give his warning.
and then proceed 10 business in busl-
Less-likc way.
When asked whether he would take ac-
ton upon any disclosures that might De
made hoy newspaper articles. win refer
cnce 10 the existence OF Gai2bllng- houses.
the new chief said.
90 don't take snap Judgment on any
body. Ny method is 90 make my OWN in
vosfiga tons. and then act as 81 seems
best and most proper"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Wore o.hrr. for thc Leco,noli,e Work 5.

The Cl .9pcake and ohio railway has
placed an lrdcr with the Rchmond Loco
motive Works for five consolidation Joe
couoIlD These agc very large ma
chimes So h cylinders twenty-one inches
diameter .v tWcuty-iour inches stroke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF VEST POINT. July .. fSgJ.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte Nickle Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
steamship William Lawrence. Foster.
Providence. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Allegheny. NickersOn. Baltl-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm city Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte. Nlckle. Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Lawrence. Foster,
Baltimore. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickers0n. Prov-
dence Via Norfolk. passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
steamship Elm City. Marshall. Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
, Charter Amended.

The charter of the Virginia Pyrites
ConHaag Was amend 4 10y Judge VOL
f0rl ir ., CITY Circuit Court Ncster-
dav 90 .. to provide Tor the issuing OF
Sl''.I ferrcd stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Tie cl.rs of the Hastings Court yes
tcrIar Nslal marriage licenses 10 the
ioi. Nir- parties
H.nIlr. IS. Hatcher ana Nary j.
shan. Walter :. Donthy ana FLORENCE
L. ..I--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
J-ifH TINES 4 G.fuI.
The Iynchburg- and Portsmouth> At
LNnchburg.

LYNCHBTEG. VA. July Especial
Lynchoure and Ports mouth broke evon
today. each taking one game. Lynch
burg The first Both games We're pitcn-
ofs battles. Drih having fhc best Of
Leach boa the hrsf. AID Hallmau though
Wiz, proving far more effective than
Willis ANA kaecy in the second.
The ScOrc-flrst game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
FLAT TOP COAL Mines.
The Situation in West Virginia Getting
Serious.
CRISIS EXPECTED ON THE FOURTH.
strikers Drive ON Non-tnion Men and
Threaten Them GOV. NcCorkle IN
pected 10 Call ont the Military
OF His state.

POCAHONTAS. VA. July Especial
As foroshadowed in these dispatches. the
situation on the Yves, Virginia side OF
the coal field is becoming interesting, and
II troops are not called out within the
next few days. 1t will be- surprise TO the
be..-.nformed people Of the region.
4 number OF t1e operations prepared
yesterday 90 start up again. LICK
Branch imported thirty mon on last
nights train. Before working hour this
morning the strikers hal captured ana
ariyeu tr twcufy-seyen OF them. Al
Peerless lower down. am attempt WAS
made % work. the strikers Rove tn'"
ouf and warned tltm that IL Wouid N'
dangerous TO return.
The shawnee Company started 10 clean
LID this morning Win fourteen men
IN CD noon. tuesc had rot been Disturbed
These fourteen are reported To be- union
men. the rest are non-unlon'
Ast.trf>G AT co0pih's.
\ secret meeting OF the strikers was
held AT Cooper to-day. and u Is reported
Us a detective that the men held iHeiI
hands up in pledge tnat Cooper snouiN
NOT be- allowed 10 start. even i it hd4
ID be- prevented by tne use OF rifles.
The fact seems 10 be that the Strikers
are desperate. and resolved 20 make
last determined effort to windy force
necessary. This is natural 'o"N'-
auonco IF a situation charact rzed hy un-
afnchinr fidelity. coupled with almost
starvation among tine strikers.
WILL CALL OUT TIE MILITARY.
THE policy of the strikers. if persisted 30.
can but result in the calling out OF
troops. Operators who were alleged I'D
Dee .n league Wlth the strikers ar the n'-
ginning of the strike. are now ASSERT
ing mat Gov McCorNie VIII dispatch
troors fo the field iu~tauter BE- there IS
any trouble. and trouble Is seriously an-
ticipated hy them. An operator a--
serted this evening that the Governor rs
ready 20 send troops on short notice.
IL will De remembered that there is
mo- sympathy between the thlrty-two op-
orators and the strikers since Lawless
abused them and demanded scales.
TIP CLIMAX - THE IorhrH
The climax IS expected che night ~
III. ith or on the 5th. On the itl. the
working men and the strikers Will Dee
thrown together iu consequence or iis
being general holiday. Plans VIII then
Dor matured ana pat i1to execution tAal
night or rho next morning
\ reliable report just received Is that
fhe Crozt.r operation lost fourteen men
to-day JOS the efforts Of the strikers ami
operators q, simmons were prevented
from starting hf the same influence.
1nr output To-day at Iooahonti- was
I'D coal au1 go Coke ar ElNhorn. i'- coal
and ID coke.a falling 0U ON the West
Virginia side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

The following cases were disposed OF
In the Police Court yesterday:
Abe case Of Jesse Hoy. who shot At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
4 MUSEMENTS At THE NEW RES
y t,KNOIR LAKE

There will bee DANCING AND BOAT
ING an day on the Fourth OF July at
the bOat-hOuse Good order and excel
lent music warranted. Refreshments
and lunches viii De served az the pavilion.
From tnis dat, FISHING ~ THE
LAKE viii b. permitted. BIT FROM
THE BOATS ONLY.
The lake i~ now clear OF grass and
boating delightful
Bicycle racks 70 put up hfty wheels
have been erected 70 accommodate the
wheelmen. and II there should be any
need for more. this number will be
Increased 10 10.
jy3-2t a. LlMMEH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

S.or. bv innings. D.
N,rf5lk ................... 1311o"2 0-l-
Richmond ...... .....-.V Oh % N- o.
summary. Earn = Tuns-Noriolh. 81
T,vo-basc hits - Ollaea1. 'e' t1ttn'
G;~.xes Home ruus-O' Haean. Sacrifice
nite-o;icr. O'Haaan. Thornton o. Dol-
Mi. rlav- -Houseman - Wells. Easss ODD
haut-OM Weeks. $. of Behue. 3. Hit ty
nit.her- cote a.. Wels. struck Out by
Weeks T.. lv Tanu.hi ] by Rehnc ..
passed. baiis-By Kelly. =. W-ils. VIVA
pitches Rchne. Time oi game. two hours
AND twenty mnui .s. Umpire, COlilil)"er
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Summary. TWO-hase hlts-pIla-an.
cnrrorau. Kelly. Borto. Home run -kci-
d. Sacrifice hits Mccain. cote. Kan,
Groves. MCGOWAN, Kelly. stolen bases
unusernan. Bases on balls-On Herr .
of knorr. g. struck 0ut-By Herr. 3D..
r.imc-Two hours unprecedented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

mad" it, tnree strashts nom Boston, but
10 required ten innings 90 perform the
task. Ilc contest Was interesting through
ont. ani was virtually Won by halman's
.D, ana, 'ti,h,rt, n.y.. NM. Soy i"''''r-
Boyle tailed ou Cross hy To McCar-
thy and Thompson aud Delahdhty came
homo when Mailman crack olt q
threc-laSe Dir into deep lcff Ryan and
Ions scored ior Tue visitors .n inc tenth
on i"rt 7."5i.7 s4ih'idi Nlt "y -lcNar-
t"l anu go li'i "i sum aii. Long ""7
I't "t4 al l"' t'.,' M -H.' at l"t was
"'~'i' ~, cen 'll'i" Da7 ann mono.
Low ''.'' .ii. -aiI, nf COINS GA,
.is, fr'.i, Nm tlo ' tn,,r,i D'.
''". '., TO-" '"ii.'l anu
49,, .i.,. ,,'l ' ,,l,. ~ I'D" nun
~ ., ''''' ana ''''S"'''' y .''''''".l-''
Score. D 81 D,
ph.l4ielghia. ..0000I8g2oe
BOSTON .-. ...-..' o p o. d h
r,'.r,. "' .oi 'pt,"oy' anu ''ei"rA,si
IIIlsD1 hG. j.. CLLfELANu. j..
CLEVELAND. OHIO JUlr Cleveland
PLAYED like amateurs both al th,. lar .nl
l4 tl- ueI today Five hlfs ana srq,l
errors was OBJ. record pit-s.lr- Iar-
teI hard and timely. kneu and Llmfacr
nerc pl. lu ior Wallace ANA O-t1.a.f.
"3t tne change aga BOO good. -teaztl-
""iNi- Was Tie feature Of Tile luMr.
Attendance. 5000.
Score. r. H. H.
ru-bars. .......2I02IIl3I-G Is 3
'4rf.laud. .....-..l u 1000 uOO-l q
Batteries Wallace, knrl. O'C0nnor,
ana IlIihlrf' ha"l"y and Suglen.
81. IorIs. J.. CHICAGO. ..
CHICAGO, ILL. July st. Louis Won
to-.~s same ifom tae chicagos in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Boston at Brooklyn.
baltimore ut New ork.
Philadelphia AZ washington
Prtshurg az Cleveland.
Cincinnati az Louisville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

STANDING OF The CLUBS.
Canes won and lost by each club TO
eo.h other club.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-25

Iard-Active and steady: western steam
closed a. SO -: city -; September -; Ooto-
Der closed at IS. 5, nom nal; January -;
refined firme : to the continent 10 40; South
America 81 0; compound -,.,.
Pork-Steady; new mess $19Ml0 %; fam
lily S12 So short clears 81 L5OGl330. 40.
Butter-Steady; ives tern dairy 938@l3;
do creamery 1922; do. factory ll27s;
Eigins %; imitation creamery II 90;
State dairy 1920 do creamery 2lHW ~
Oh ese-Firmer; State large 58 ~ ~;
small fancy 6GSs5; part skins %1s@6; foII
SKINS 2.
MIA (id17L: Western, fresh l6l,.
Tallow Firm; city ~; country 40
Petroleum--Du United closed 1.<1%b;
refined New York $40; Philadeli hia
and Baltimore 81 .05; do. in bulk S4.55.
Hice-St ady; domestic fair 10 extra s@
CD; Japan 3A@4.
Molasses-St New Orleans open
kettle good to CHI ice 2S030.
Pig Iron Firm; Southern $12.0OGl4OO;
Northern si2@14.50.
Copper Easy; brokers' price IL; ex-
Realistically; brokers' prices 50 Is; ex-
TinEQuiet; straiglts 14.30@l4 80; plates
spelter-. @ aiet; domestic "a 25@4.30.
ca ton Seed steady; butter grades
29M51 prime summer yellow 261s OFT; OF
summer yellow 26@261<; prime white 3l@
80; prime crude 28@24; prime, crude cruz loose
o b mills 1920 off grades 21@23
Cotfee-Options opened at unchanged
prices to 10 points decline, closed steady
and unchanged to 0 points lower; Marcn
SLABS; Septemb.r 81 IS; October Sl5. To-
December ga -; SPOT Rio quiet; NO. Z,
1917; mild quiet and steady; Cordova 1874
@19
Sugar-Raw active and higher; fair re-
fining 31; centrifugal, 9S-test 81 bid;
N, 6, 1516@s1s; No. z, 3 - Goa; No. 5,
8 l3-16@4; No. 9. 32l@3 1916; No. 10,
3 11-16@3z; No. II, 396a3 10 is: No. IL
8 9 1924: No ID, 39S; No. IA, Sd; Mould
A IL 614X; standard A 4 516@419; con
fectioners' A 5-,6@4k; cut loaf 5 1-l6@
81, crushed 5 1-l6g5I .powde, ed Leg 70 g
~.
BALTnIoRE
BALTIMORE sept. "a Flour Quiet,
unchanG ed; Western superfne 80 @2.45;
do extra 81 5012 81; family S300@3.50;
winter wheat patent 81 35@360; spring
wheat, patent 3.45@3.75; spring do SS3 500
$50 sp ing VIII sat straight 50 3O@3 20.
Wheat -Fjrmer; spot and monte 62130
622z; o tober 63@e3H; December 64H@65;
steamer No. 2 red 91f@59%; Southern
wheat hY sample 63064; do. on grade 6OK
Com nset.le spot s9%@40; septem
Der 398Ia40: Octo er 3S9l (13g; the year BAG
3tL: January $40 1874; steamer mixed
2415 q 25; Southern white corr 80; do yellow
OatsEFirm, go demand; No white
western 2716; No. 2 mixed western 2474 a
Rye-Duu; No 2. A e45 nea by; No
western As
HaY-Firm; choice Timothy $500