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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11
Judiciary.

BY Mr.. BODICE of Naturalization
of II. II. Moody and 50 Others asking for
municipal suffrage for women.
BY Mr.. Hamlin of EllswOrth-Bill an
act to repeal section of chap. Of the
Revised Statutes relative to elections.
BY Mr. Parsons of Decentralization
of O. b. Brown, Mary r. Wade and 81
others of Dover asking for municipal
ballot for women.
BY Mr. Wells of Wclls-An act to OK
tend the charter of the Phillips Water Co.
BY Mr.. Parsons of Decentralization
of Mrs. May Howe of Milo and 50 others
asking for municipal ballot for women.
BY Mr.. Larrabee of Portland-An act
to amend sec.2 of chap. 65i, Private and
Special Laws of 1856, entitled IAN act to
preserve the harbor of Portland -
BY Mr.. Jewell OF Hailowell-Petition of
Chas. +. Parsons and 90 Others to allow
women the right of suffrage at municipal
elections
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11

Train No II was an hour late, this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11
MAINE LEGISLATURE,
SIxTY-SEvENTH SESSION.
SENATE.
Thursday, Jan, 10.

Thursday, Jan. 10, 1895.
Senate called To order by the President
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Williamson of
Augusta
journal of yesterday read and approved
Papers from the House passed in con-
currencc.
The following petitions, bills, etc, We're
presented and referred:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11
Judiciary.

By Mr.. Maxwell! of Androscoggin-Pe-
tition of Charles Bigelow and four others
to be incorporated as Sabattus Water Co
BY Mr.. Morrill, of Conference.-The
ton of Charles f. Mackinley and IL
others of Yarmouth, asking for the enact
ment of law to allow women the right
to the ballot in municipal elections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11
Financial Affairs.

| BY Mr.. Lawrence of Luboc-- Resolve in
favor of the town of Prescott, county Of
| Washington
| BY Mr.. Noble of Lewiston-Resolve in
| favor of the Central Maine General hospi-
| tai.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11

BY Mr.. Williams of Augusta--An act
to amend chap. 2SS, Public Laws of 1899,
relating to tramps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Offerings al auction Oh Change Tor the
month ending to-day, 21t packages of
sun-cured tODaccOsi highest price Tor the
month, Sl92j.
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. = hO-shcads. nllers, 5. smOk-
ers, :, scrap tbrishD, l5l, leaf dark, 10.
Total. lJ5 Aogsueaa5.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor iae
week ending to-day. W rapprrs. - hogs
heads: filters. %. cutters 90, smokers,
10. scrap (DrignQ, 3lo. leaf ldarKl, DO;
sun-curci. 4, Tugs dark, go. Total
l.l3l hoEshcdds.
Private sales reported to tho secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor Tie
month ending to-day. wrappers, 90
h0gshcads. nuers. Isl, cutters, citi 5moN-
ers. l6l. scrap tbrlshU, o., scrap oars,
/. Leaf uarkJ, 2.rl, 5un-curtd, i, bur-
l-vs Is. lear lr-uJ =. stems. iVs tugs
dark, ls3 Total. ass nossheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports today !.
Inspectioms- Bright. I'd hOsahcdtsi dark,
= hog-heads kelnspectiOus Bright. 70
hogsheads. dark, lb hossheads.
And for the week ending To-Day. IN
spectous- Bright. rs hossneads and !
uerce. dark 800 nOgsheads and - utrces'
western O. hOeshcads. l.einspcctous
Bright - hOssneads and j fierce, darh'
43 hOgsheads ana ucrces.
Total sampiing for the week tnaihs
to-day: Inspections. ilo hossheads anu
and tierces. Total, 500 hosshtais anu
Aivers Crenshaws. Meals, Daven-
norris Naughau's ShOckOc, and Sea-
brook s tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts, p packages ueINeilea'
- packages. .-t....
For me week ending to-day: Receipts,
W packages. deliveries, $50 packages.
Excess OF deliveries over receipts lof
the week ending to-day, ~ packages.
AuG for the month ending tO-id3. Jtf-
ceipts. 22J4 packages, deliveries, ~
packages. 90.
Fxccss Of deliveries over receipts Tor
the month ending to-day, 435 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccOs for the city or ilch-
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
al. 1880, plug tODdccOs, Sl,2oi.uo 4olal'
s. O43.9O.
For he week ending to-day. cigars ana
cigarettes, >lO. GS.).W, plug toDaccos' Sl''-
So as. Total. S2t.51s.4o 49,.
And for the month enHins 'o-.ity
Cigars and cigarettes Sd2, 4ueBi plig
to6sccos. slD. 300 Total, Sl22, iO03S.
The prediction made by prominent
member OF the Tobacco Trade IN Janu-
ar-v last that there would not be enough
good. dark leaf tobacco this year 20 sup
ply the demand seems 60 be navy VERNE H.
irhe market for this grade is decidedly
active now. ana prices have advanced
ga the last two weeks from one 10 iAite
dollars nor hundred. With the prese NJ
ecarcitv OF good. dark leaf tobacco and
ir view Of the fact that ordinarily all
good. sound Tugs are needed and Teadliy
taken by foreign and domestic naua-
facturers. good To- Ine d1I iu57 o.."Fs
"a strong position, and holders have a
GOOD property. upon which they viii un-
douhtidy realize ine profits ia the near
future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING UoTArIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange-Intcrnal Revenue
Coiicctions-fore >dvices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-Thc export Of
x5s.gl 40 gold 10 Europe Was practically
,sncr.d by operators at the stock Ex-
cL.rce TO-DAY. ana number Of The
actise issues sold at the best hsuies
attainel since the present upward move
snsrf set fu. The inquiry vas most pro-
nolrc.d m the case of the lOw-prlced
,ssses-A Anthracite COalcrs and the Gran
go The trading. however, was con-
Inei 20 the prof. ssionai clement when
IN me main Is bullish. but of the splendia
outlook ior big harvest, especially vt
com the Improvement ln outside BUST
ness the belief that the anthracite trade
cul.ult.cs are Ia a FAIR way Of settle
t.D.t There was more doing In the low
priced issues. particularly in the south
Westerns. tunt q Marquette, lanhandlc
and Wisconsin Central These STOCKS
s8vauccd anywhere from "A to Ia per
cent Texas Pacific was more actse
than for long time past and rose 10
la.a on reports that the company 3 earn
l.ss were increasing fhht nle err
alarQuett WAS bought for Boston ac-
count IL was stated that TINS company
intends 90 extend It's lines 10 1oleno
:. ls understood that the company mas
The necessary funds in its treasury 70
build The extension. which ls ci-y t"'hts
miles and no new securities VIII De-
issued. Jersey Central ana htdhiiS
we're ia demand. the former i.slHs ~
MS and the latter 90 -ps- nr IL
IA JERSEY Central brought out very NJ
tie sroCk The principal buying OIL t-e
Grangors was on orders b. this stock
trading trust. which has ioohsH lt.o
trornin4rca ia Wall street of late.
brokers employed by tnis ms eo ~. 9be5.,
were predicting higher prices lot .hesv
stocks ncNt week. The ludustrals we're
higher except for pstiiinis s % vi ,be ian ian
l.,.r.I..ltt ui.tillarsf Association. sugar
rose 70 llli.. Tobacco 70 g ert S Sn,gssc
Gas 90 GF4 Lead 90 49, ahH 'Vlu"oo
t,..,.,r.t.. a. 1s4- Spccialtlcs were
anywhere from % j. Per cent zen, o h's a,hc
eaIes III listed stocks aggregated llt"V
shares. ana OF unlisted stocks, l2'ooo
shares. . $3.50.
Money on call per cent prime mer-
camille paper 4a4iz per cent. 9i.r'ii's
s.cbanse quiet and strong, WIN acluai
h,,slnsss ia bankers bills al 1870 49,.
Tor sixty days and +s95, 80 for dem anu
,,0.fed rates. $500 40; colnmctcidi DIS
t-7sn4S~i. Ear silver cts MeNi ,iA
dollars. 53is Government bonds .i.il.
buoyaut silver at the board was Ut"
Cos. e..t.a.o,.
currency sol 4ai.ahi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
THE RIOTS ~ CHINA.
Attacks ON the Foreigners insstgated by
the Nobility, says Mr.. McCioy.


the Nobility, says Mr.. McCioy.
A distinguished guest at the ~. Clair
Hotel is Rev. Thomas Mccloy. . Bap-
list missionary to Canton. China.
In speaking Of the recent troubles IN
China. he said that the treatment receiv-
ed by the missionaries In the Orien, was
not due TO the fact that they we're mis-
slonaries. but because they were foreign
ers. The riots. sad he. had been led by
members Of secret societies. whose object
throughout tho country Is to overthrow
tie MancnurtAn dynasty.
Mr.. Mccoy pronounces as FALSE the re-
ports that the interprstsrA WHOM very
few missionaries have, stsal Chinese
chillrea and bring them w aS chrtstiAnA
The Cinnamon are oeAceabls c;LxenA. and
seldom attack foreigners except when
iEstigated by the nobility.
"rhe one Chinese yics Is opium smol.-
ing said Mr. Mccloy. 'TLay i'fnk. but
not TO excess. principally light rice wines
Their marriage relations arv sarssa.iy
very happy. The custom III binding tes
feet OF women Is growing somewhat es-
tinct In Canton, but the first wife = always
expected TO have small feet The others
are usually unbound. az they are mere
concrbines. These women spend their
time in doing remarkably clever sewing
which Is their one occupation. as they
are kept as close as II they were IN .
convent"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

TNYLOR.-pled, at his residence. Sec
nd street, lust over the bnlse, saturday,
4. NJ. SIR JEFF. TAYLOR.
Funeral from house ~ Nh aeP'eiIl-
invited
HEINRICH.-Died yesterday az his
home from an attack OF apopieNy. BENNO
HEINRiCH. born January ~ l>25- lie
was native of Dresden. SaXony, and
came 10 Richmond more than forly-nYe
The funeral will take place from the
house 5Of Mosby street tstreckers IND,
All friends are asked 10 attend.
KrLLY.-Died. AT the residence OF nor
husband No. nos east Marshall street
CASSIE W. beloved wife Of oscar r..
Kelly. in the forty-hiih year Of her ase.
Funeral from Inion-Station NJ; y.
church THIS EVENING at > q clock.
Friends and acquaintance OF family
invited 20 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. G.. Aug, 3i.-Rosin
firm; strained, SLl-is; good stFa''e"'
Sl11n. 49,
Spirits OF turpentine firm; machine
DC irregular. 2ii4c.
Tar firm al SIS. $50
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Si.io'
soft. $50: virgin, Sl.sn. NJ
cHART,ESTON :. C.. Aug 3l.-Tur-
pentinc firm at use. receipts, !, casks.
Rosin-G Good strained firm al Sl.v't To-
receipts, l.ED barrels. .-..
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. 'i-.lurfeh-
tine firm at 2Ji.c.. sales, ~ casks. q,
Rosin quiet at decline Of D.. on !, n.
and NJ: sales. go barrels. quotations.
a. h. and G., Si.iO; -. SIS; T.. Sl.@' p.
Sl.3S. G.. 81 -; n. $50; ]. Sl.Js; y, , L. ~,
NJ. SIS: y. S255. window glass, 49,
water white $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
wETKLY BANK sTATEMENT.

IN D. II
NEW YORK, Aug. 3l-The weekly
statement Of the Associated Banks shows
fne following changes.
Reserve. increase. ..................Si,aN i, 20
Loans, decrease. .......-........-... -t-.t ,D
Specie. decrease. ............... ott'"'n
legal tenders, iucfedse......-..... ~,ttv'tuv
deposits. increase 't"a'' i'v
Circulation. increase............... l1'e'V
Thc banks now hold $50. .J-j IN excess
Of The legal requirements
The New York lmancier says; inc
statement OF the Associated Banks OF
thls city for the week enlin~ August
81 lSA1 shows "a small falling ola iu
loans the actual decrease being S-.-,upH
due 90 the liquidation IN the STOCK i-A-
cnance market rather than from COM
msrclal sources. The loan item, however
j. $1,000 900 iu excess or the totM it-
ported Tor The corresponding week it5l
Scar and $4,000. 900 higher than on Jaiu-
am 9th OF the present year, which SHOWS
better Than anything else the steady lN-
crease iu business throughout the couh-
inv The banks lost SS4i6Ou in specie,
wing 10 The deposits o.. one OF TWO iu9e'
buttons with the sub-treasury on poHd
s,.flfratc account The normal course
of business az present would natufauS
lead 10 The belief that the stutcnith|
of legal tenders instead OF AN Increase
,f s. 77d 4OV as reported, especially since
the banks are losing legal tenceIs 20
Tie sub-lrcasury on account OF -oid
q money no Che interior than they are
receiving. Tho bond syndicate, how
,tor during The period covered 10y ,he
g. .atomcut. paid 10 the banks the re-
l0a.rder of their subscriptions 10 recent
J lu and this money probably accounts
1.r fhc increase noted. Tho eAect OF
these payments has been 20 irlca9S
iarfc amount OF currency hitherto loche'
~. ana this, OF course sweil3 the pres
cut reserve. thus operating against oet-
Ter rates for funds. AS the demand lof
rcdiscouuts from the interior IS increas-
ing tho syndicate money viii not have
TIE eject OF depressing the market ina
A otherwise yoult. and conservative
bankers are coufdeut that better rates
must onsuo before tho close OF the sea-
ton. The increase OF deposits Was
SlS25. 40. and The operations of the
week swciicl The reserve Sf5>S.250 The
total deposits are less hy Si.Vhuo
than at tins time last year. and the
amount OF iile money being carried by
the banks Is tWents-siX and three-quartcr
millions Nelow the amount recorded ~
that slime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l.-Cotton quiet;
Jnidding gulf = ZIG. middiing. ~ sales
Ssy balos. an spinueis, stock. lUl. as
bales Futures closed barely steady;
tales. l.f. 600 bales. September. IA: Oc-
toDer. 1SJ. November. 1.S5. December,
sg2: January, 7.9S, February, S.O3;
March, sou,
Deduct from net receipts 81 bales since
September l. 1884, making total for the
year iS7.ll8 bales.
Total to-day and so far this week
Net receipts .Hl bales. exports TO Great
Britain. . 40 bales. stock, 2fG, lse bales
Total since September ist-Net receipts,
Z q2f COZ bales. exports 10 Great Britain,
3 443.OSi bales France. 1880 bales (;
Continent. 2425 go bales.
The total visible supply Of cotton Tor
the world Is l.39i 7ss bales. of which
=. itsi.5IS bales arc American. against
:. O0S. 5si bales aud No, isi bales. respec-
Uysly. lest year. receipts Of cotton this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

week at all Interior towns. s'o paies'
receipts from the plantations. o,t-H pa,es.
NEW ORLEANS, LA Aos' 81 os s,i
futures steady. sales. 't.v" pt',n' 80. 49,
tembcr. T.ss: October, LOO. No s.. ,t,'i
: ~. December. T.s3. January, s.N' req
mary N3. March, is. APRIL 80
IiyfRPOOL. Aug. -Noon.-'ot ion
demand moderate and prices easier /,
saina : 900 bales. American, 81" tdiea'
enecnlatiou and export, -" bdies' re-
c'irts 900 bales Futures opened easy
on1 demand fair: August, iv-oi. sep
..1h.r and October. 4 l--bttf+ f"-vt' "
800 and November. lt-GiH4 ii-si :
Nsas.a,,,h .r and December, ! lo-hiHt Lew
Drren,her and January, ! ib-blbt iFD',
January and February, '-aFt ic-yii
2:.tr'.ayv and March. lD-1tNt lo-ri
49, and April. 4 2tGl0i l1-uii Aprl
1 Nf,v 4 tO-sf Futures STEADY AT
a. decline Tenders, loo bales ne"
dockets. t4alfpg A 1g-lG.
e....t,,her ana october, e-pi, nntti'i
c.f.ier ana November. 1904, buyers
N-o,,e,,,her and December l2-nA sellers !
1t,,..,,,f,r and January. li-bt. buyers ;
i.r,t@r, and February, = li-rf' i'ri'IS
3s.tr,-ar,- and March, l'-of put &c,
49, .,d April. 4 lG-Giri i'-d, value
- Nrn o~I Nav 4 1864, sellers May ana
Inne 4 1861. buyers. ulnfes ~,
steady a. the decline, Aiutilcd" III
aims fair 1916. good miduiins' ., y , ~
eoo4 ordinary. 3i-S2, ordinary - 80 -.
Monday being holiday, there VIII DC No
crttcn report sent out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 81. 1895.
ARkIN I'D.

PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 81, 1895.
AKkIN I'D.
Steamship Ancghany. Nickerson, Provi-
dence Via Norfolk and Newport News,
uass,ngers and general cargo.
Steamship city of Columbia, Jenney,
New York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester Parker. Halu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nlckle. Baltimore,
passengers ana general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny Nickerson, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker, iroNl-
dencc Via Norfolk, passengers ana gen
eral cargo. ,.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship city OF Columbia. Jenney,
New York via Norfolk, passengers ana
general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

ST. LOUIS. MO, Aug. 3i.-Fiour un-
changed and quiet.
Wheat lower; september. Gsc.; De-
cemDer, Gissc.; May. uNisc. ask ad
com lower September, 3iise.; Dccem-
her. -64c year. 2Gisc.. May. - 1c.
oats lower; September, l,tIc., May
2lNc
Pork STANDARD mess. $3.50 per barrel
Lard-Prime stelm. 500: choice. $3.50.
BacOn-5hOulders $500. longs. sO.Jl'
clear Rms, S6.G.is. short clear. 500.
Dry ~altcd Meats-SnouldeIs, SJ.3'13i
ribs. 500, clear. $3.50.
Elgh wines steady ~ Sl22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Ladies' Day

The second floor never held such ay a OF ReadyMaoe suns
house asks their stocks INTO can l''
M Id t on Of the cash goods ought to bring IS their ms
fortune No the Suits The garments were I maat o during the
& the fair cost of one enough to buy two to-day But 10 The
point
Suits with full sleeves ana IN many
ifn.ren ra
A,val leh Pink Grass' lan-'upe' N'" Wv
g. po Nhtepot Suits not enc that SOLO ro cs
Suits not one that SOLD TOT
than $,o ,,orles Suits sold less than s.
ox,1 e0z..<,1sf <yzI 1SZ2sooo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

The post-ofice tomorrow VIII DO open.
s,a,nns ard the delivery OF mall. TIA
.noney.order anc registry divisions W!
not be opened. The carriers VIII osske a
delivery NJ A. NJ. ard there WI 90
hox collections at ]; and SO u
stations A and b win observe the same
hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
,,IrcAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS. Ill, Aug.
3f|Catile- Receipts, 900; common steers
ana stockefs lOWl5c. low -ri others
sf"adV. common TO extra steers. 5000
5as. s,ockers and feeders, S2.2jH4.l3 +.
COWS ana lulls. Sl.25a325; calves. $3.50
Gi6Oo; Texans. sl.9VaS5o; western
Uoes-R,ceipts, 6,J0O: market weak
s,d a. lower Tor light hogs. Others
steady: heavy packing and shipping lots.
81 1o'it. 50: common 10 choice mixed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

- 7TT-TT-" I'm
CHl|A'D IL , n", .,t 80, r,a,rl,af
wheat To-Day Wa i'H''1 a., Tli- ~. 1870,
was uull anu Hai wv -, -.,'1,,'.,, 49,
being a short one, ana 49, =, "i. ,,s.s,....
ms houday' leud'' ~ &c .,.., b.,
The market opened ,'5'.i 80, 80 ..,5
celpta IMAM estiila.c-' 49,. i,,',- Il. tre
ON lue me Nt"'NN' 49,. ,,,'''r'e H. .,,,,,,-
est but i@'Vl Gu ,f.r fra
pathy Win tne s'i...- D." .....-i-.'fi.. <il
market weakened prices 6t"au@'y ~'
cllnlng as offerings nte''le t,aNiel' .''
"a large measure yeslti .'s pul 'ls W.
not Inclined 10 carry i-elI ueaiS oNcI ~
Tuesday and turned sellers me MAJ
kct held steady at the decline. me ,lOst
was slightly above int INSIDE prices -,
the day. December wheat opeheu at
G5isc. 90 OjNc, soll between 70" 'ic. anu
02.c.. closing 40 81 sHo "c, - uilU'i
yesterday. Casn wheat was sleau5 AIN
prices unchanged. ..... Itch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

love for the children. She is he'd In the
Eig hest esteem.
The other grand officers are al people
of excellent standing. widely known. IN
luential, jealous, end popular.
Among ether Good Templars In Ricn-
mond we mention Rev. Geo. &. Wander
slice. OF Union Station Methodist church.
and a Past Grand Chaplain OF the Nir-
ginia Grand Lodge; Rev. j. -
Dill. pastor of Nenable-5,reet Rap
list: Rev. r. j. Taylor, pastor
OF Laurel-street Methodist church..
Hon. Julius s. Hctson, OF the Common
Council. Mr.. II. NJ. Trimble, OF the Gus
tom HOuse--a very active and fai,ntui
yorker, and lately I'm attendance on the
session Of The International supreme
Lodge In Boston. as representative OF the
Virginie Grand Lodge. J. X. Trsylor. Jos.
II. Shepherd, w. Hall Crew. {. IA. sinith.
Louis Wasmur. Theo. Boscben, w. h.
Mattox, W. 81. Adams. Mrs. burgess Mrs
julius Hobson. Mrs. y. X. DOMAIN. Miss
Lou Tucker. Mrs ". NJ BioSers. Miss
Julia Bickers. Miss Rosa Bell. Mrs. }.
c. Smith Mrs. g. III. Smith
All the members OF the District Exscu-
tive Committee are Christian people. rep
resenting seyeral OF the leading denoni-
nations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

-, r-,YEr A,t,s 31.-FlOur steady
NV iNi.lN' temand. winter wheat.
ana pa non' -. 80 I'D. DO. fair 10 fancy,
s.. l'p;.-1' 90 ,. ~ 20, civ mills. S3.np
so," ''e'i '.,-rn iiour quiet and steady:
40 oouth,Ii Ira S2OJu2.Tu; good
common 10 81, an
70 choice -i sri easier with options
Wheat gun any - red. store and
CLOSING s'call ,..,- adoat. G6i4c. OPP
lions were i9oa'I g..'iige. No. : red sop
tcmber. 80 .'c. ,'e 'oO'''
o>yc.. MAY -r.-,siar. No. . 4ga.c.. cle-
vator. 45,se a,ll,p'@',,,oJ nrices TO g.c. al
but firm an uii' ."i7 october 4la.c.:
vance. Septel9np' iu'l.,ober 37ic.. MAY.
November fIo''
SIC. 81 etc,av Onions Nrmer
oats gun att ,r,f,sr 23s.t.. october.
X &C., apo' ,oivcI western. 2lq2Sc.
Tfo. cilfaf and steady; shipping, D5g
nag 80 lbcice Snug0c
1870 AMI steady. domestic fleece,
gDool H-.ri i,02lc.
~" 'i,it. Family Sg.OOu12W. extra
Beer I-el' t,of hams dun and
Ii.' et- 10. .i4rco4 beef quiet and
'"st ,t,s India mess. s16DTl1 go:
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sioOfl455; choice assorted ff+o1foo;
light S3rlTf..p: pigs s2.Jtdfft
Shocp-Receipts. 1000, market steady /,
inferior to choice. Sl..Off3.4O. lambs i5.'V
fID
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RICHMOND LODGRs.
The lodges in the city meet as foiIc

The lodges In the city meet as follows;
Rescue" at Gatewooo's Hall. on Broad
greet, Monday nights.
Trinity" at Central Hall, north brrtn
street. Tuesday nights.
Jefferson" at Powelps Hail. On Church
Hi, Thursday nights.
sidney" at Belyidero Hall OH Friday
nights.
west End at Gatewood's Hail on
Friday nights.
Fast End at Hasker's Hall. Twenty
fourth street, Friday nights.
"Howard's Grove" at Towards Grove,
and soldiers Home" at Soldiers Home,
on Thursday nights.
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RAI.TINlORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. 5l.-Flour
quiet
Wheat weak; No. . red spot August,
and September. 65NG5isc; October, OGh
066it0; December. 6Su6sssc.: steamer
No. red. 02Q62iic.; southern, by sam
Pile Olu5Uiac., no.. on grade, G2iguO51sc.
Corn easy; mixed spot and August,
84n3IiSc; September. ~ afi2lsc., Octo-
her. 4li.c bid. year. 1914 a3ji4c.; Janu-
ary 35u3Jisc., southern white, 42Qi2i2c.;
do yellow. Iic.
oats firm; 40. white. western, 2Gia
027c. No. . mixed, western, 2it,Q25c.
Rye easy, No =. 4dc.
Hay firm al Sl5.OO
Grain freights steady
l4rd-Rehneg. Si.l5
iggs steady at l5dlJl1c.
Sff15. large, Sn.5O
Other articles unchanged.
Mess pork steady. bulk shoulders. 500;
short ribs and clear sides, $50; sugar
rlIred shoulders. $500: hams. small
Ionds- Virginia Century. tii- bid. Bal
,imoro and Ohio. G5Q6j3s, Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern iirsis; III nia Sonsoil-
dated Gas stocks, GiHGia; do bonds, Os,
l17A. bid: do. IS. lOSalll.
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The first casket OF aluminium ever re
ceiyed in Richmond reached the city yes
terday billed 20 j. Leroy Sutherland the
funeral director. The casket IL hani-
some piece OF workmanship, beauuiuily
lined with cream satin, and has piate
glass covering beneath the top. IL was
made bv a Pittsburg concern. and Is
guaranteed To be air-tieht.
Alright caskets vary I'm weight from
20 10 go BOUNDS. The aluminium cas-
ket. however. with handles and all weighs
only one hundred pounds The material
&c said 70 be more durable Than any
other and the casket Is valued at 500.