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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19
DONE WITH THE OLD PARTIES,
Virginia Christians Who Propose to Carr,
Their Religion to the Polls.

Virginia Christians Who Propose to Garry
Their Religion to the Polls.
Prom the Norfolk Pilot.
The Pilot has received the following
official copy of the action recently ia
ken on the liquor question by Gethse-
name Christian church, in Hanover
county, and commaudg the same to
general approval and imitation:
Whereas we believe that whisky is
the greatest evil of our day, that it is
one of the chief causes of the hard times
we are now experiencing, and that the
evil is growing instead of diminishing;
and whereas We think the time has
come for all who love good order and
the souls and bodies of their fellow
men to do something practical to help
them land we are satisfied that the on
ly practical way to help them is to stop
the sale of intoxicants as beverage;)
and whereas we cannot expect any
help from the old political parties,
with whom we have voted so long, to
put the evil down; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the undersigned
officers of Gethsemane Christian
church, in the county of Hanover and
State of Virginia, do hereby pledge
ourselves to support the Prohibition
party and do all in our power, in an
honorable way, to help to success the
only party that promises US any relief
from the curse of strong drink; and
we invite all who believe as we do to
unite with us and help save our peo-
pie from the shame of paying more
money annually for whisky than for
hpoa6 whom ca n ffnrInn for.
bread to eat.
[Signed: G. w. WRIGHT,
j. Nj. JONES,
w. w. MARTIN,
Il. r.. FULLER, CHASTIAN BosHER,
ALLIE DILLARD, Il. j. COLEMAN,
Elders. M. r. DILLARD,
n. w. STovALL, Deacons.
Pastor.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

1t seems never to occur to our bar
room statesmen at Washington that
retrenchment and economy in public
expenditures would be good way to
relieve the distressed treasury and the
taxpayers.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

1t is mistake that all the office
seekers have joined the Prohibition
lists and Populists. Hundreds of Dem
ocratic candidates are already Climb
ing over each other for office in Mis-
sissippi.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

BY the efforts of few leading women,
two saloon petitions have lately been
defeated in Belen, the county site of
Quitman, and that Delta county gives
promise of soon joining the Prohibi-
ton column.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

The social and economic conditions
now obtained in many parts of the
United States have resulted in pro-
ducing what we are obliged to recog-
nize as the American peasant"
These conditions are discussed by
Charles Howard Shinn in the Febru-
AIRY Southern Magazine, in thought
full and convincing paper.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

The Populists in Congress always
vote together on every financial meas
ure and invariably against the gold
and bank monopolies, while the mem
bers of both the old parties are badly
divided against each other. This is
significant.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

Student Life at Vanderbilt" is the
subject of an entertaining article ap-
pearing in the Southern Magazine for
February. About twenty live views
and portraits add interest to the text.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

Hon. II. j. Gewin, of Kemper, has ad-
dressed communication to Senator
George, through the Peoples Messen-
ger, which should put Mississippi's
senior Senator to the blush because of
it's truthfulness and force.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19
Mrs. Low to Visit Mississippi.

To Unions in SIisSissippi
DEAR SISTERS: Mrs. Low will be in
our State next month Her charges
are very small. We are anxious to
have her visit as many unions as pos
sible. If you can arrange for her in
your unions please do so and write me
at once. / will be able to give exact
dates soon. Yours in the work,
NELLIE N. SoaERyILIE,
Cor. Sec'y.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

This overproduction of cotton and
wheat is one of the queerest fowls we
ever did see. 1t lowers products and
wages, while it raises taxes and sala-
ries.S Never saw any thing like it
Tom Watson.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

Congressman Wilson, like Carlisle
and Catchings, has developed into a
regular Wall Street gold-bug. He
seems ready at all times to act as Cleve-
lands lackey.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19
Coming Round on the Woman's Rights
Question.


Queen Victoria has summoned Miss
Anna Blocker, the only woman saved
from the Inflated Elbe, to visit her at
her Osborne House home, and has
placed the royal yacht at the disr osal
of the lady. This is woman's rights Of
the right sort.-Clarion LEDGER
1t is supposed the esteemed Clarion
Ledger refers to the power and influ-
ence welded by Queen Victoria "a wo-
NAM as head of the greatestmonarchy
of modern times. This is encouraging
progress and evidences the fact that
the C.-L. will yet become an enthusias-
tic supporter of the doctrine of woman
suffrage and the right of women to
enjoy all the political privileges claim
ed by men.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

If you profess to be Prohibitionist,
don't give your support and influence
any longer to a whisky party. Few
men can rise superior to their party
affiliations.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

Cleveland's gold bond contract was
repudiated by majority of the mem
bers of both old parties in the house,
and the II Populist members stood as
solid as stonewall against it.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or SO great In Iesv-
ening power as the Royal

The Copiah Signal says Messrs. Chas.
Hart and Ben Nelson left Tuesday
night for Central America, where they
go to ill lucrative positions.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

ing a candidate
of their own.
Even some Of our
Prob i bitionists
doubted the wis
dom of it, and
hundreds Of them
voted for Strong.
A leading Prohi
bition minister
from this city
said to your COR
ErTA
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

Cleveland and Carlisle ought both to
be impeached, but the plutocrats own
too many members of both the old par
ties in Congress for it to be done.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

A young man named Scott, repre-
senting Greenville liquor house, was
arrested in West Point last week for
acting as whisky drummer.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19
TUESDAY, Feb. ~. 1895.

Judge Grosscup has postponed the
Debs trial until the first Monday in
May.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

The lower house of the Arizona leg
islature has declared for woman suf-
frage.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

A credit note based on a credit note
is the latest proposition of oar con
gressmen bankers. Could anything be
further from their former mouthings
abont .'sound money" than their latest
plan to issue bank notes on a 30 per
cent. deposit of greenbacks? The
Voice. 80 $780,.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

There is much talk now of NQrthern
cotton factories moving South Let
'em come. The more the better.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-19

LAFE PENCE,
o. M. KEN,
L. j. HUDSON,
w. A. BAKER,
w. A. M'KEIGHAN,
w. V. ALLEN,
JOHN DAVIS,
w. A. HARRIS,
JERRY SIMPSON,
JNO. c. BELL,
JAS. II. KYLE,
III. Z. BOEN.
H. f.. TAUBENECK.
j. III. TURNER,
j. B. WEAVER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

The following cases were disposeu VI
in the Police Court yesterday - RI
Nettier Jasper (colOrcD was hhen 80
and costs for assaulting ana Striking
Mary Bland. NTH nc
Walter T0ler was charged WIN as
saultine and beating Ophelia braNlon. &c
failed 20 appear I'm court. ana an al'a'"-
mont had TO be issued against MN, 81, o..
lanes Gardner lcoloredj was lhea ~
and costs for disorderiy co"ouCl anu
shooting craps. 80, with loarin,,
John Kelley was chaIScu W. - 5-'9
his har-room open on SUNDAY, july -otn
ire case was dismissed. the prosecution
beine unable TO find witnesses 10 prove
'',s , nee reed was fined $3.50 and costs
Co., reing disordorly in the street lie
aiso mad 10 give 500 security tor ms sood
h ~ ,'' during the next sixty days.
nc following persons were punished
-, ne f1: Walter Burrell Ocolored)
al co. 500 and costs, W. J. Nicholas
n,noa 70 appear, and an attachment had
~. .ait ~ ies,1ed against him, g. W. Cross
10 10 % a. and costs and 800 security for
~ M" aocd behavior during the next thirty
nas charles Miller, surety of slv) for
~ GOOD behavior during the next thirty
nas Henry clay. fined $3.50 and costs.
tobn Williams tcOloredl, charged with
nc,no a suspicious character. had TO go
,'s IAN in default Of 800 security for his
GOOD behavior during the next twelve
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Fall Dress Goods.

Tho first arrivals ara calling loudly TOT
coenltion-Englsn, French German
ana sc,tch Novelties in Mohairs' boucies'
Bourettes. Chevlots. Vutie'e-C'o.'''
caniche-Cloth. Persians. Taneta Effects
&c. -.... pt,tts qe
inches wide. 1ic. yard
plaids. with the stamp OF the iair lanu
o. scotland-the McPhersons, the RoD ,,
Roys. the AlcDonalds. the MeGr res. "a,
~, ,' p, renresented. the 81 quality, 5'e- yard.
beautiful quality OF French Serge Is
hero everybody that secs it calls, it the ne
dollar qaqiit,.'aatss, , wn" 5oe we ys Ss.
lh( lI, 3ycoi Neat check HaDit-Clotn, do9-
ble width; the bargain price makes -
90 ont al i9c yard: a., tiock
80 ' y"eb Atwood Henrietta. IN D,acA'
na ,S " ~ BlaeG aiohair, &c yard ,.,so
eoiid-c;rav Half-Wool Chaihe' LOT mousse
wfrapP,ersbh , 90. linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchia1s, l2i-c. tae"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-E1our quiet and
fim, winter wheat. Low era les, >Zl'u
2.5U. do. fair to fancy, s-.GuU3.2o, 40. pa
tent Nssu03Jo. Minnesota clear S-.Su0
30. patent. S3.20U4lu. low extras. $. lJg
30: city mills. S3.551fi.Op. Southern nOuT
quiet and steady.
a heat-Spot market hfmer and more
active; No rel, store ana elevator,
ana lost ac.. rallied &C.. and the close
was strong at 3sNlc. over yesterday,
with q slow trade, 40. = red, May 0tlNc.;
September, Gj7sc., October, Csc Decem-
Der. CTS.
corn spot entirely nominal FOR ele-
vator. 3i.c. anOat Options declined
Ac. and the close at unchanged prices
September 37'.M31ssc., closing 5Fsc.;
October. 3Ta~U31'-c., closing, $3.50, De
cemher. 3Gitc.; May, 3''se5T.c
Oats-Spot steady and dun options
dun and unchanged; October Zr4c.; De-
cember. 2&ic.; May, 2'Ac. spot prices.
No. >. 2p,024ikc. No . white. 2Gi2c.;
mixed western. 2t4f2Oc.
Hay steady; shipping, 65q7oc.; good TO
Wool frm and quiet; domestic, 12QlSc.;
Beef steady and quiet; family nm
changed. beef hams inactive az $l1oOQ
1880. ticrced beef Arm, city extra, India
mess SlIOo. cut meats strong, picked,
$3.50; hams, S9.25.
Lard EASY and quiet; western steam
closed at s6.STle asked, city. $50 Op-
tions October. S6l2i2. compound. Si@Q
500.
Pork quiet and about steady; mess,
50. 75dioo0.
Butter quiet; choice steady; state dairy.
l2g20c. do. creamery. u y~22c., western
dairy. N4ql3c; Elgins. pc.
Eggs steady: State ana Pennsylvania;
lTaiSc.: western. fresh, l5lgul Ic.' do per
case. $l.5o6ptJO.
Tallow strong and in light supply; city.
5-iBc.; country, 1l4H ii2c-
Cotton seed oil firm. crude. BIC. yellow
prime. 2Ii.c.: good or grade. 26Gc.
Petroleum steady and unchanged.
Kosin fairly active and firm. strained.
common TO good Sl.iS1 90.
Turpentine quiet and firm ~ N -42S'c,
Rice i'm moderate demand and steady,
domestic. fair to extra, @A01c.; Japan.
Molasses Foreign nominal; New or
leans open kettle. good TO choice, firm
al 26H32c.
Peanuts steady.
Coffee closed steady at lON25 points up;
October. Sl515: March Siii5. May. Sl4.OO
N141O Spot Rio dull and steady; No.
'sugar-Kaw quiet and firm: fair REIN
ing. 2hc Refined firm and quiet; of \,
A 1864 5-l6c; standard A. : I-l6fii'sc.:
cut- loaf > 1-l61iJhc.: crushed l-ldn
54c.: powdered. i-i6H Use; graduated.
Freights to Liverpool dun: cotton, by
steamer, SGD. grain, by steamer. 2s.Gd.
asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

spot September. and October. 6f'x1t'sc; ;
december. ,,suGsisc.. steamer NO. RED,
6..s, 1f,-yc southern, by sample. '"Ts"'c-'
do. on grade, Gi9d66'gc ...,,
Corn firm; mixed spot, 59Aa |c.' S ,',.
tcmber. 3os.c. bid; October ~ SS'ac: Diu
wear. :9q314c: January. 3Slze.~''4c.'
southern white. 39c.. do. yellow, 4ig &c.
oats steady at firm prices; No. : white
western. 27q27izc.. No. : Mixed western
2psc. - -,
rye Inactive: No. 2 45c. for near oy
and iec. for western. steamer. tiaO'c'
Hay firm at 5pai JJc.
Grain FIRE ghts quiet. 80, 40.
Provisions strong: mess pork, Sll.oo.
bulk shoulders short ribs. ana ele al
sides. $40 sugar-cured shoulders ss.-''
hams Sll.JD.
Lard--Rcfined, $50
Eggs firmer at i5H SIC.
Coffee firm AT SltuD. 1900 -
Bonds-Nirginia 3's. new, f5,sd %; 90
Century G23. n63 Baltimore ana ONO
G1ia. Baltimore and ONO Sout,Wcs. ~, y, y
- asked. Consolidated Gas stocks. tlsg
cas-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

prCHNOND. VA, Sept. IS 1876.
oeorings of tObaccOs al auction on
Change for the week endlng TO-DAY, ~
packages: highest price Tor the "ee"'
Private sales reported to the secretary
of tho Richmond tobacco Trade. W rap
pars + hOgshcais. rllers, ~, rear NHiN''
Z. lugs MarlO p. Total, 81 hogsheauS.
Private sales reported 10 tne So s. ~
Of Tho Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor lht
week ending to-day. Wrappers - ~"
heads. filters lOf. cutters. 9; smokers, II .
Iran dark. n: leaf dark. z3o, sun
rrteI {. rsrieys -, siei1s' ~ ils1 ,naih''
an. ,v,et,rn ~ Total. 51i hogsh"d IS.
M tobacco inspector reports to-t'y
Tnenocfions Bright. hoesn'ads' uatN' ~
hogshaads. Reinspc -Hi4eht' h'sS-
Erd total sampling for the week ending
80. Tnepcctions-B Bright. l5S hogs head
- tirreee. dark ~, hoesheads ana -
,i.,..es. western. z hogsheads. Reirspec--
lions Bright TIC hoesheads daIh' o5S
NOS heads ana ] tcrce. inspections; 600
bogshsads and IS tierces. rcinspcct 'ns.
1ef hogsheafs and I uerce. 'O'"'' W
hoesheads and 40 t.erces'' r...o.,.,,.,,s
Myers Noars Shockoe latripoIbl ~ ?;
Ausohanv ScabrOpkcs s, Nauehau - w,
Dominion. Snelburnes, anu " iilial,'9 ~
Rehlina's tobacco warehouses report 10 %
sav: Receipts, As packages deliveries %
M" same tobacco warehouses, WIN
F-srmors. Jones' Planters ana NlIsilil"
ad5e6 renort for the week ending to-day lay,
P"rei6ts. 2n packages; deliveries o"
i''I t-Tcess Of the deliveries over the re
coirf- for the week ending to-uay' 40
Pf,,ited states internal revenue c9iies-
ZION. an tobaccos for the city or high-
,ro,,d Ia today: Cigars and cigarettes
sie7 30. plug tobaccos, N'Is9.o'' lo'@''
81 az. 80. -.,,.,. 80 dow. CIGARS
~. >'''' c,eareftes SlS.EiG61: plug tobaccoa'
Sloe58 SO. Total, S29slo.~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
quE TI,1fS-RICUMOND vA SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1895
The letter was sent by
tbta afternoon

Americas Cup. The letter was sent py
registered mail this afternoon
Royal Victoria Nacnt 'lup,
''Ryde. Isle OF Wight. September Eth.
'~ro Mr.. J. Y. $. Oddie. Secretary New
York Y. c.:
Dear Sir.-I beg to confirm my letter
and my telegram of September I'd, as
follows: /. on behalf OF the Royal VIC
toria Yacht ClIb. and in the 1am, OF
Charles ID. Rose. member OF the club.
challenge to sail series OF matches for
the Americas Cup IN lSJ6. with the Cut
ter yacht. Distant Shore. load water-line
length eighty-ninc feet.
''In the event OF this challenge being
accepted. | should be much obliged II
you would kindly inform ne what dates,
co. rses. and conditions the New YORK
Yacht Club will propose 10 govern the
races.
II have the honor to be, sir.
"Y0ur obedient servant,
PERCY THELLUSSON,
Secretary Royal Victoria Yacht Club"
The meeting Of the Sailing Comw'ttee
was held in the club hore.
Sir William Levign. the chairman OF
the committee. and a number OF men,
bers were present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Offerings and Sales NJ the Richmond To-
bacco tNchnnge-iptcrnRI Revenue
Collections Foreign AdNices.

NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-Tho stock mar
kot Was quiet again to-day The dull
Icss of tnc market was due INA no small
Ctarce 90 the absence of the Hebrew
members from tire board. who were oh
SERVING The Day OF Atoucmcut. Dlstill-
iua uua Cattle Feeding was the only
stock GA the list that was at all active.
$3.50 snaIts having changed hands. To-
iaolo. Which was second In point OF ac-
tiNlN, Inquired ior only 800 shares. Dis
uilers rose from 2lis to - and closed al
the highest point The buying was based
o. .iuols that Oh" Gfccuhut- Morris party
ana tht Rice interest had finally settled
their differences. The story was that
the 6rceuhut party had turned IN their
tuu4a al itiy cents on the dollar ana
lad received IN addition "a lInp sum OF
money. vs. hiic tine details could not De
comm med, the idea les general that inc
matter has been adjusted. Chicago Gas
was barely steady. Sugar Was tolerADlN
firm. ia the railroad list Burlington ana
quincy was slightly higher ON the report
Tor August which shows net surplus
ci Sl>t.-Sf This is a decrease OF les"
than 5000 as compared with thf cor
responding period last year, ana ~
much better showing than expected ne
Anthracite Coaltrs ana more particularly
READING Was strong for "a time on thc
ItlttrJuOu OF the reports current N'Si'I
Gay that coal would Zoe advanced "@dli
next week. Speculation cios'e" u1 W. @..t
firm Net changes show gains OF fffs
per cent. Tobacco lost D., WINE Ions
Island gained per cent hond safes
were frm. sales. SCGLOop. The sales
OF listed stocks aggregated 1906 shares
and OF unlisted stocks e'6 shares, lnclaI-
ing tho following. Atchis0n, Loo, CHI
caro Gas gSO0. Pacific Mail, HOO Read
ing $500: ST. Paul. 3.fu' $1,000,
Money on call easy at l'zn@ per cent
prime mercantile paper 4i.po4 per cent
StorlnA exchange Qul. WIN acle a., n', ~.
aixtv days and 4Ssia0iSSs for demand;
posted rates. 5SsQiso. commercial bills.
.Sg.q4SI bar silver 66's. Govern
mcnt bonds steady. state state Po .hl auIii
was tlIhfas. ..,,,
Treasury Balances. Coin, Ss''l'-iWV'
CURRENCY Slui 10000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

CHICAGO I'LL. sept 2S-NoiWith-
standing our wheat market closed Nester-
dav at practically prices from the day
lciore. Liverpool came forward tila
morning With lifl. advance. ms
startled the trade not little. but the
bear..h interest offered determined re-
eisfauce 10 any response. a-i even sue
cceIed in forcing temporary otciihr'
But updor che leadership oil one or Two
heavy operators. the bulls assumed an
,,e-resstte attitude and eventually
changed the course. From that time Wh-
An the Close rising values were ln Ofuer'
very little opposition being en- .ouht'i'n,
the market closing with net gam OF
1a.c for the day. BrdQstreets reported
liberal shipments from both coasts our
iur The -3.1al,ooO bushels. Decem~
bef wheat opened from 6li2c 70 'i4c.,
sold between Gu'sc. and 6jAc., closing al
Gli.c.. latc higher than yesterday. 'ash
heai was strong and l2rlc. higher
gorn-The strength which was pre-
,sl.nt I'm wheat throughout Utmost the
entire session was of such pi onouhced
order that it vas not possible Tor corn
IN oscare its eNhinrating effect 1t IS
true fha business was wanting. but the
zone was firm and prices ADVANCED 81
little Had either the outside or iordi
traders attempted 20 bun the illaih'l
there is no doubt but that the assistance
furnished hy wheat WVuln ~~' i'm.
come the bcarish conditions lot JIM.
Nav corn opened an 2hac., SOLD between
9g1-c ana 2oAc.. closing at 1881 %v4c.,
i.4i,c. higher than Yesterday. tash corn
was firm and LNlac. per bushel higher.
Oats-Th short session Was vas not so con-
ducive 10 activity I'm oats There seems
a. he mo- interest whatever in the market.
and the trade was of the usual miniature
kind to-day The strength or wheat
extended ala TO prices. which held firm.
Nav oats closed lic. higher than yesiei-
dav. Cash oats were firm ana itc' pr
bushcl higher
Provisions THE product market was ON
the decline. save for a few moments az
the start II was somewhat surprising
that this should be in The face OF ne g.,
strength Of wheat and an advance lh
live hogs II was believed that the pack
crs were engaged i'm forcing out some i9 ,i,.,
stuff. and that explanation was pronhniN
80 ,c,- 10 the situation Last week e
report of receipts and shipments OF noes
at Chicago showed am unusually aiNr
rumbor remaining here. which fact was
not construed I'm a favorable light. At
tho close October pork WAS BE-. lower than
Yesterday OCTOBER lard Ii4c. lower. ana
october ribs unchanged. Domesllc mar
kets we're quiet and easier.
Tho leading futures raueci as lolloWS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
southern Railway.

...e ~.rEPER Bff"H Hs"
RICHMOND AND ATLANTA,
INAUGURATION OF THE "EAfoS'-
TON FLYER"
on Tuesday and Thursday OF ga"
week. beginning October sth. an a"n'-
tionai train. carrying through sep.
or from Richmond TO Atlanta, Wi, 70
ororated over the southern Ra'i"ay. MS
train will leave Richmond al -
Al. and arrive at Atlanta at il ~ A. NJ.
Returning. this train will reach Richmon'
on Thursday and Sunday at $50 A. "a,
leaving Atlanta at Z. NJ, me previous
al ternoon-THROUGH 5 LEEl'Ek Al
LfNTA To RICHMOND
The above train will connect at pan
vnle with the Exposition Flyer which
will be operated daily. beginning october
syh. over tho southern Railway. Penn
sylvania Railroad. and between New
York and Atlanta. running solid from
Washington TO Atlanta. and carrying
through sleepcrs and vestibuled cav
coaches. For additional informauc J,
apply at ticket offices or passenger OF
flee. go east Main street.
s. G.. WHITEHEAD,
City Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
popT or WEST POINT, SEPT 2s, 1895.
AKKINED.

pORT OF WEST POINT SEPT. 2s. 1873.
ARRIVED
Steamship City OF Columbia. Jenney'
New York. passengers ana general cargo
steamship Allegheny, Nlckefsoh' low
6erce via Norfolk and Newport news
Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker Balu-
,,ore passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore.
,,1ssengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker. Provi-
dence via Norfolk, passengers and gem
eral cargo. ..
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney'
~ Work. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore.
messengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 2s.-Flour quiet;
winter wheat. patent. S3.VOa5.4V' spring
patent. S34ON3.JJ.
Wheat firm
Corn steady.
oats quiet, No. white. track, 24c.;
No. mixed, track, 2Vi2c.
Pork steady; mess and clear mess
Sll.oV. family Sii.ov -..
Lard firm. steam leaf and kettle. SG.37i5;
prime steam sales at $3.50.
Bacon steady. loose shoulders, $50
loose short rib sides S5.s7i4; locse short
clear sides. $3.50. boxed meats &C.. more
Dry salted meats iifmer' loose snoui-
ders. $40: loose short ribs. $3.50. loose
short clear sides 5000; boxed meats
worth &C. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at Sl22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
NANAL STORIES.

WILNINGTON. y. g.. Sent. 2s.--Rosln
firm: strained. Sl.1o. good strained, SLID
Turpentine steady at -J4c.
Tar steady at SID.
Crude turpcLtine steady; hard. Si.W;
sofi. $50: virgin, Sl.6p.
CHARLESTON. $. c.. Sept. 2S.-Tur-
pontine firm at 25iac.; receipts ~ casks.
Rosin- Good strained firm AZ Silva l.-"'
receipts 70 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. * spirits OF
turpentine. 25i4c bid; sales, SCI casks
receipts 40 casks ,,,..
Rosn firm AT advance sales. "tf' "it-
rcls. Quotations A. b. and q, Sll", -,
81 -. +. $50. T. Sl.35. g. - 40, ~, si.i''
dow glass 50 SJQ29o; water white, S5.-ua'
o.