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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

ctf1cAGO ILL. Sept. ls.-The strength
~, 60 noteI I'm wheat yesterday ala
not end with that day session, a,,er
ing after hours was al an NUM- -,
~ eroi onerings. and when the marhtt
ti' -" ~ ,oorn{ug shorts were con-
eidera blv worked up over the sso,i...s
Of the lone and 10 tneii en- 800.
ing priccs were indebted loi yic ~. a.,
annreciation which took pace 49,, 49,
The returning confidence III - %a,,ire
1irclae due TO the willingness OF pu'ln"
-, +cnost cold with the treasury III eN,
change for currency, ucs.luso "a
tho most potent bear al UNI 49,
i.aves the market responsive 10 W.
.,aae' go statistics The posting OF
Li.,bcr IfvorpOOl and cOntincntai cIosihS
ltie ,vas rho occasion OF scconu
f.,tpe in prices. the highest point OF ,n0
dav being attained az VIA mn l1,.a,red
80. closing at Gplsc., 'SHiisV.
49, tban Yesterday. Cash wheat was
s.ronr ana from lila2c. higher than yes
',raas' derived benefit from the buoyancy
,bcot 40 trading that could De
sliored significant or innuenuai ap.
,D'o-oI THE buying OF late mas no.
rrcscntcd any remarkao!e l'",plr, ,l''e
he gossip has it that larse s nolt a.,
hos boeu quietly covered up "it.Ou.
corn continues 10 be the suDJecto Oh . SVii'-
,,,art NAV corn opened at ZS-4 -, -
advanced 10 29@ic, closing AT - - 'Se "a an
lac. higher than yestera aG,:ance "S''
corn was firm az about i2c. adVance ma,
cV Gnts VT Was only fair 10 assure in ,St
oa US's woulI gain something from inc inc
surrounding grain markets Inc more more
incs were light holders r shoT trade was was.
Soi,inyir0 81 an undressing kind Nay
oats p9~ closed iic higher than ye ,rerr
Cash oats were i. per oush he s hsaSr of
Provlsions-No business !" Tbe ont
Wa Wa boids aloof from the market, ana,
o"n,es r lilo, to-day's market wa me- n
less one The hog market a ,ln, gee IN n
i,ttle this morning and product, as t
49, hound opcnod a shade firmer, the
etrenrtR Of wheat afterwards acting S as as
n sustaining power. At The close , Ogi
tober pork was, loc hishe els DC higher
Domesfic markets were quiet ana nrin.
The leading futures ranged as Ioho"0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Freeing Political Prisoners.

ROME. Sept. S.-In connection with
the celebrations commemorative of the
entry of the Italians into Rome. King
Humbert has issued decree liberating all
political prisoners except four OF the lead
ers OF the Sicilian riots.
The enormous influx of people from all
parts Of Italy to witness the fetes con-
tinuee. and the city is greatly crowded.
King Humbert and Queen Margherita ar
rived to-day and were received with
great warmth and enthusiasm.
4 Dante society for the diffusion of the
Italian language was inaugurated here
to-day. the first meeting being presided
over by Sisnor Bonghi. the we1kknown
Italian writer and statesman.
PALERMO. Sept. lS.-Large numbers
o. veterans OF the campaign OF GariDaidl
ar embarking en- route for Rome TO take
part in the fetes commemorative OF the
entry of Victor Emanuel into Rome
While the veteran troops were on their
wav to the wharves yesterday they were
attacked by a band Of Clericals. and In
the ensuing fight number on both sides
were wounded order was finally re
stored by the regular troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING UoTiTTONs OF
MONEY
Offerings and Saics1at the Richmond To-
bacco L>changc- Revenue
Collections forcignlAd,iccs.

NEW Nolth. Sept. lS.-Transactions IN
Stocks today were just about the same
as yesterday the total footing up pa ~
SHARES, AGAINST -aNsil shares on Tues
day. The market started on strone. Ind
IN the FIRST .nour of nusihfss prices moved
up iAW2 per cent. the Aufsgacitc Coal
crs. iaciD' Mail. and Chicago Gas lead
Ing the upward movement rho better
feeling Mas due 10 the receipt OF higher
cables from London. tho settlement >.
the fanAma-faCinc Mail troubles, me
favorable statement OF the -. Paul ioF
the Sc ond week OF September. and INC
Improvement IN the anthracite coal aituG-
ZION. lhc street. ever ready 10 discount
events. whether favorable or the reverse.
mas concluded that the rise in tho price
81 coal forcs hasows the consummaton
OF inc lon, -talkcd-of anthracite coal deal,
whereby the iackuwanua. Delaware and
hudson Reading and Jersey Central are
10 he brought into one harmonious whole
%ittF the shorts I'm the railroad ttoch'
ha4 completed their purchases. or 40
put IL differently. had recovered from
The scare, the market became dull Ru-
moIs OF heavy gold exports boy Saturday :
european steamers were then circulated,
ana 10 was given ont that william III.
Crossman & BRO. were figuring ou a
Shipment OF at least S2.ppuN. This
chilled the huilish ardOr. and pending
definite announcement as 10 the exports
late IN the week. traders were lnciincn
70 reduce their operations. The pool al
NnlcdgO proved superior 10 nreNallNS
conditions and proceeded vigorously win
their work or putting up the stock IN
Gas. Nearly $1,000 shares were traded
IN and tho price was advanced ~ per
cent. the las, transaction being made
az the highest quotation. sugar allei
an early decline. moved mp 20 lu'es Lcan
and Distilliug were also iflncr al q
higher range The market closed steady
in tone Nct changes show advances
OF y 20 % per cent, Chicago Gas ana
I.ackavanna leading bonds were high
Cr IA az fr.f = p.
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r1EcrRIc spEED AND POTTER.
Sevcnty-Two Miles an Hour Attained on
the Santasket Road.

Electricity as a motive power and us
practical use in handling freight on rail-
roads was tested yesterday on the Nan
taskot Beach electric system Of the New
York New Haven and Hartford railway.
The experiuents were made with motor
cars and Hat cars heavily freighted
with Quincy granite, and were witnessed
by a large number of railroad officials,
who regarded the tests as satisfactory
and indicative Of a revolution In railroad
traffic within a few years. Those who
saw the trials Of power were President
Charles T. Clark, Third Nice-President
James r. Kendrick. General Superintend-
ent l.. O.. Allen, Superintendent J. G. San
born. OF tho Plymouth division; General
Superintendent c. NJ. Plat, of the New
Haven system; Colonel y. II. Heft. AS
sistant Electrical Engineer c. l.. Stearns.
Superintendent of Motive Power Henry
Heaney. and Chief Engineer Curtis, Of
the New Haven road, and Professor Eli
hu Thompson. W. II. Knight, W. b. Pot
ter. &. c. Pierce, and Gardner Wells, or
the General Electric Company.
Two-motor car 2,508 was first tested
with A load Of nine cars with a combined
weight of 3Cc tons AS this load was too
heavy the cars were dropped off. one at
q time. until only five remained. which
were drawn fairly wen. lhen the Iour-
motor car $500 was ballasted with $3.50
pounds Of iron and attached TO seven load
cd cars weighing 2i3 tons. 1t drew the
load easily. ard there seemed to be no
great effort when the load was Increased
10 eight cars and 2y tons, and afterwards
to nine cars and 300 tons. Then the mo-
tor-car ballast was increased 10 five tons,
and the car easily pulled ten carloads OF
freight weighing 3J5 tons. Twelve car
leads weighing 400 tons we're also han
died without difficulty. but with fourteen
cas-. weighing 40 tons, the train moved
slowly. as IL was exerting power equal
TO that OF a fortytwo ION locomotive
The two motor cars were then coupled
together and attached TO various loads up
TO thirty cars, weighing 954 tons. which
were successfully hauled. While making
this test something gave out on the four
motor car, and the less powerful car
handled the entire load. Then the two
motor car was attached to SIX cars
Weighing 2i5 tons. and carried them to the
Nantasket yard.
Tests were made with the open motor
cars. enc of which. with . single motor,
easily hauled q carload Weighing thirty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
GOLD RESIRJE GAINED.
Banks Come tn the Relief of the Treasury
Those DepOsiting the Yellow Metal.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ls.-The treasury
gold reserve stood NJ the elise Of bua.-
ness to-day at 95,70595i, a gan for the
day Of $4,000.
The gains were made as follows: From
Natioral Eank of America, Chicago. $780,
00 Peoples National Bank of Pittsburg
$4,000: First National Bank. Brooklyn,
$4,000.
Small deposits of geld at the sub-Trea-
suries for currency. $1,000.
a withdrawal for export Of $4,000 was
announced at New York.
The slight decline in sterling exchange
ana the action OF the banks In coming
20 the relief Of the Treasury even IN a
snail way, and the belief that the syn
dictate is arranging with the national
banks OF New York for large gold de-
post. encourages treasury officials TO
hope that the gold reserve will not fall
much If any lower
In some quarters the opinion is enter
tanned that the gold export movement has
practically ceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
ASTHMA CAN BIZ CURED.
A Leading Physician AZ Last Discovers tho
Kemedy-A Public Test Will be Made
Tn-Dax at Chefs Drug store.

In the wonderful progress made by
medical science of the world successiui
treatment for most diseases mas oecn
discovered and disease which were at
one time considered incurable are now
easily conquered. Among the most dif-
ncult and obstinate OF diseases whlch nie
haflled the skill of our most noted phy-
scians up to the present time Asthma
ranks first Thousands or sufferers
know by their personal experience that
no absolute cure for this disease was
discovered until DR.. Rudolph Schifmann,
the renowned physician, who has made
the treatment of Asthma and Kindred
complaints the study of lifetime, dur-'
ing which time he has treated ana cured
more cases of Asthma than any living
doctor perfected a remedy WHICH not
only produces instant relief In the most
severe cases of Asthma. Phthisic, ray
Fever, and Bronchitis. but has posiuVeD
cured thousands of sufferers VINO were
considered incurable. Recognizing the
skeptlcism of the public In this age or
countless fraudulent nosfrums, Dr. schiH.
mann. i'm order 10 restore confidence ana
obviate any suspicion OF imposition. re-
quests this paper TO announce that from
( A. NJ. to-day until q z. NJ. tomorrow
he offers a liberal sample box or Scnin-
mann's Asthma cure 70 all persons ap-
plying at r w. Chelrs drugstore.
corner Main and Third streets. absolute
ly free of charge. knowing thata personal
test viii be most convincing and VIII
ylndcate his every claim. This physi-
clan has made a most generous orer 10
persons who suffer from this most ter
rible disease, and all sufferers are not
only requested but cordially invited 10
cali. and should bear I'm mind the time
and place specified for the distribution
and avail themselves OF the offer Per-
sons living out OF this city who desire
10 test the merits OF this most WONDERFUL
remedy will receive n package Tree by
mail by writing TO DR.. X: schirmann.
as Rosabel street St Paul. Mimi, pro-
vidlng their letter is received before oc-
tober lst. as no samples can be obtained
after that date.
n w Chelf. the well-known druggists.
anthorfze us to announce that they have
received a quantity OF samples from Dr.
Schiffmann. which they will distribute
during the hours mentioned. In nccori-
ance with his offer.
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NEW YORK. Sept. ls.--James Blocker
a. Son sold to-day at the broadway
Real Estate salesr0Om, by order of the
Mercantile Trust Company. stocks and
bonds amounting 10 $4,000. pledged with
them as collateral for a loan OF T,Wo.ODo
by the Central Railroad and Banking
Company OF Georgia. They consisted OF
stocks and bonds OF the Mobile and
Grard Port Royal and Western Caro-
lima. Savannah and Western. Atlanta and
West Point. Louisville and Wadlegh.
Montgomery and Eufaula. Augusta and
Knoxville railroad companies. stock OF
the Ocean Steamship Company. and one
share each OF the Savannah and Mem
phis Cotton Exchanges, and other south
ern railroads. The only bid was 81 Co.,
900. which was made by Samuel Thomas
and Thomas +. Ryan, representing the
Reorganization Committee and the Mer-
cRntile Trust Company.
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Rows See "a Wild Nan.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. ia lot Of boys,
PLAYING in the woods at the edge OF
Westville. heard tremendous cracking
in the underbrush. and looking In that
direction saw a mass OF hair moving to-
wards them, They stood fast. Soon the
hair lifted itself above bush rev
feet away and from its depths two bright
eyes peeped out at them. They think II
was a man entirely naked. his long nair
streaming about his shoulders ana
mighty beard hanging from his temples.
cheeks. and jowls with a gruht IKE a
pIe's the creature vanished. and the boys
ran. Opinion Is divided as TO whether It
was a real Connecticut wild man. or
Kansas statesman. temporarily In re-
treat. and thinking about the silver oues-
ton
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EXPLAINED.
Confidence In Their Product Led tn
Shakers 10 Make an Unusual Oner.

People OF this day and generation are
not dlsp' scd to give things away. When,
therefore, the Mount Lebanon Shakers
rece 1tly stated that any one could get
bottle Of Digestive Cordial by calling IN
person at their New York Office. II excited
a great deal of talk.
one of the leading daiiies of the me.
'ropolis sent a reporter to find out what
was meant. 1t developed that the pre-
paration I'm question has proven beneficial
in so large a majority OF cases that
nine-tenths of the people who are sum-
ciently anxious 10 call for a sample. ma
20 much relief that they continue the
prodl is use and tell their friends about
IT, As a result very large demand mas
been created.
The shakers have a long record OF sue
cess as inventors. and their various me
dicinal products have always enjoyed
high reputation. The Digestive Cordial
Is not only nourishing in itself, but II
digests other foods when taken as d.
rccted.
Sleepless nights. spots before the eyes,
ard a sense OF heaviness after eating,
loss Of weight. and general weakness, are
among the common symptoms or jniiSes-
ton which IL promptly relieves. and II
Is gratifying TO know that such posi-
tive and harmless remedy as the pges-
tive Cordial should have AT last been dc-
yised.
In order TO find whether the Shaker
Digestive Cordial is adapted TO your case
try smait bottle. Its effect is imme-
date. For sale by nearly all druggists
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e4si bales; France. POI bales; Continent,

CAST bales; France 2ol pal"s' CONTINENT
s:ss5 bales -. .,..,.
Total since September 1st-'Net receipts,
Ioo 5aS bales. exports 10 Great BRIAN.
5.G,s bales. France. 5ii bales; CONTINENT
SOS bales o.. 80 co,,o..
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept: ls.-Cotton
f,tfnr.s barely steady. sales, ~ 80" bales Z,
Scnfemher $50. October, ~; November.
7 80. December. 7sl. January, 80 feD-
ruarv. 7al. Marcn. 7S; APRIL ooV' may
''GlN'ERPOOL. Sept ls.-12.3o +. NJ
cofton nrices hardening, American mid
ding. al. safes. 10000 bales AnleilCa ,.n
a ino hstss. speculation and export, ""
bales. September and Octoper, : iy-vt.
4 iS-Gi. october and NON.inDei, io-vi
November and December, 4 ae-of' Deoei,-
Nv, ond January. 4 is~64a4 1904 January
and February. ( le-6in4 2-t4 ftDIuhry
@ amS NisTrh (, 2l-G4Q4 22-6t, March ana
Anril Xl-G, May and juno, -V, oGn
Futures at the advance
bales new dockets. ,,a,,,e fafr
=. M-Amefican mn lo1ihsi ,i H.,
A.. good middline, 40 Iy H rt,rart,
4 40. good ordinary L., ~ or''" a,i
- ~. September cnd Sep,eilhoen e a,'d
octcner : 1851. sellers, oc'oper eis
November. ! 1894. buyers. Novsrlper a,id
december. ls~G4 buyers DecViiane . ia ia
fonngrv 4 1861. buyers January at1 1
Fel,ruarv. 4 2O-Gi buyers; fSoruH'y al Ell
March 4 2i-Gi. sellers, Maren ah1 SSttr1i'
4 e2-Ci buyers April ana My ~ h,,1are,
sellers. May and June, 80 80, ooilers
Inne and July, 2G-6444 ='-Vi' g
Futures closed quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
PETER Seems Despond<nf.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Sept. ls.-Senator
PETER. who passed through Memphis en-
route to Chattanooga, said In an inter-
view that If any more bonus were issued
he intended TO offer resolution In the
Senate to repudiate them. RE said also
that all other bonds issued by Mr.. Cleye-
land were Illegal.
'If they were Illegal, why did not you
offer your resolution them" was asked.
Because" the Senator replied, the OPP
position seemed 10 be satisfied with the
results" He thought that Mr. Cleveland
would urge the retirement OF greenback
and treasury notes. and said that this
would bring about discussion Of the iinan-
ciaI question. II believe" said he. that
both Democrats and Republicans VIII de.
cree for what they call sound money, and
all free-silver people will have to come
over 70 us. DO not believe party
based on the single issue OF silver could
win"
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nine tons to the power station and re-
turn, subsequently hauling two cars Oh
forty tons each. At the conclusion OF the
freight power tests the gentlemen present
were treated to an exciting exhibition OF
the speed Of electric cars. An open car
was run down to Pemberton at speed OF
fifty-eight miles an hour. on the return
the car was sent spinning along with
a velocity OF seventy-two miles an hour-
President Clark, OF the New haven RAN
road, expressed himself as much pleased
NTH the results of the tests. He said
mar electric cars at frequent intervals
can haul freight cheaper and better than
II can be done with Sieam.-Boston
Transcript.
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Miss Appletons Peculiar Injury.

NUTLEY, Sept. is.--Miss Mary Apple
ton. daughter Of the Rev. John p. Apple
ton. is suffering peculiarly from an acct
dent. on Saturday as she was coming
from Newark on am Erie railroad tram.
and while passngl high bank near the
Rlysrs ide depot a stone few through the
car window and struck her on the 'eft
arm. The next day her arm began 10
swc'' alarming extent and was very
painful. Her physicians cannot account
for the strange character OF the swelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
A Suit for 800. 900.

DEADWOOD, s. D., Sept. 1s.-The
United States Government has COM
menccd suit In the United States Court
10 recover 10000 damages from the
Homestake Mining Company. alleging
that during the last seventeen years the
Homestake Company has cut l.0cl. 2DJ
trees.
The case Is one of the most important
that has ever come before a Fedora!
tribunal i'm South Dakota. and over three
hundred witnesses for the defence are in
DaalWOOl
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Fusion in Kansas.

TOPEKA. KAN. Sept. E.--The Repub-
iican and Democratic Committee OF Sc
ward county have Joined. in a eau for, a
convention on next Saturday. This is the
first instance IN the history OF the State
where Republicans and Democrats have
attemnted 10 make a combinatiJl. This
effort has surprised the leaders Of both
parties' and an effort will be made 70
prevent its contamination. The Populists
are In the majority u Seward county,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

nv II -NVaN's ' ~ s|'l'N" -
Offerings at auction on Change lo-uay
by Messrs. George a. Haynes and w. ~;
Palmer x Co., 81 packages OF sun-cuttu
tOhaccos. one package sold at so, one
at S23. one at. SO. one at $50 one AT
$3.50 two at sfI5O, two at <if, one at
Sl0, one at Sl5.2j, two at Sli.23, one AZ
Sl31j. one at Sl3.2J. one at Sl3. one AT
$3.50. one at sl2.2j. one at 81, two at
5000. one at SO, one at $40. one AT
500, one at $3.50. two at $50. one az
50 one at SS.75 one at $50 two at -
TWO at 81 S2ls two at $40, swo at SD,
TWO at sG75. one at $3.50, one at So,
one at SO, one at 500, two al Sou, one
at $40 one at $500. one at $50 one
at $500 one at 500, one az >.'-"' one
at ~ one at $50, two at STU, TWO AT
- 60 one at $50 one at -, one az -.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wraupers. 4 hOgsheads; hllers, Ia, ledi
dark. 8. Tugs dark, 1. Iotal' - hosS-
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
JnspectiOns-Br 90 hOgsheads, "aiN'
80 hogsheads and % ucrces. i.cilsi'.N-
tions Bright, rs hogsheadss ana ana. : 'ei ''''
dark. p hogsheads ANA IL uerces;
MYERS Farmers. Crenshaw $, DaNeh-
norf's Planters. Jones. tidhs Aiic-
ghanv old Dominion. ShOckOc, ana sea
brooks tobacco warehouses report 10,
day: Receipts. &c packages deliveries W
'i Tnited states internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va. on
tohaccos to-day: Cigars and eiear,Tge,e5'
S4.S7G.52: plug tobaccos, S'uoj.~, Iotai'
S7.S796l. ,...,,,,,-o
today. ]. william Gaulding. J. Walsh
Melville Broaddus. and J. \. Bar Ton,
Caroline county Va. r. ;. Foster ana
J. T. Perkins Louisa county, va *. T.
nam Manchester. Va: James b. Pace
1r Louisville Ky.
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frm: stroined. sIl2I5; good strained.
xll7h.
2JLc. irregular. FAC.
Tar firm at slW.
Crude turpcniine quiet; hard' sl'lo'
soft. $50: virgin, sl.sD.
CsYtA pft,SrpN \ G.. sept. 1s.-Tur-
pentine firm: receipts, 2scasks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at N.lo; re-
ceipts 1S1 barrels. go ..,-,. 81,
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. ls.-Splrlts OF
turnentine firm AT 2jhc. sales, $40 cOsks
receipts, $50 casks.
Rosin market quoted firm ana sn
changed.
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and fusion Of Republicans and Demo.
Gratis Is the only way In wnicn t"sy
ran be dcfea ted
Chicsro'x Canal.

OTTAWA. Sept. ls.-Mr. 0'Uaniry.
who has been appointed to inve ,ugate inc
effect of the construction Of the yhIcaso
IN reducing the water level, Will shorty
go to Chicago 10 look int" the matter Pc
fore reporting TO the AUTHORITIES here. ne
will also Ssit the Canada n lake Doris,
and probably those AinerIsfn lake ports
that are likely to join Canada In a gen
eral protest against the canals cJnstrnc-
ton from a national standpoint.
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cu1cAco 1IvE srocK MANKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, sept.
ls-Cattle-Recepts, 5000; market r''n :
common to extra steers. SSTNoup. stoch,
ers and feeders, 81 i0ni2o. COWS ana
Hogs-Rcccipts, lshulls, Sl."p,,,''; CT
bulls Sl.5Vn3.T5; calves, Sf-'ao."o -, ~.
ons s2OD1i3. 30; western rangers, s. 100
40. 49, -,
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. market nIih q. an i,,
higher. shipping and packing lols, F 90
$3.50; common TO choice mixed $50.
i.W: choice assorted, SLJ'di'o'' hsH''
s3.gON3.Co; pigs. S2.2jni4O. .,.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. market weak al
unchanged prices inferior 10 chviec'
si.Jfd3.Jo: lambs, $1,000 $50
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Sent. u. 1886.

Offerings Wheat. 852 bushels; corn
(white). ~ bushels; oats, ~ bushels;
rye, lsD bushels
Sales heat. ~ bushels: corn (whitc),
$50 bushels. oats - bushels.
Quotations. " heat LOngbcrry, coo. to
&C. mixed. Opc. 10 CSC; snOrtberry GOc.
10 &c; No. red. &c.
corn White, Nirginia. 4Oc to lie: No.
o white. 4Oc. 10 flc-. No > mixed aOc
oafs-NO. , mixed. 2fc. 10 2ii5c.: No
2 mixed, re. 70 2,i4c.; winter seed. zoe
10 goo.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. N.-Flo

firner. , - -,
September, Ge3c.: October. 6p2c.. Dc
cenher 6iii u6Jkc. steamer No. red,
59iLT59ssc.: southern 10y sample. 62n64c.
do on grade. Gq63c.
Corn strong; mixed spot and September.
2sgAc. bid October. 39iac. year. oiig'i
3ls,c.: January. 3iAI3pac; southern
white. 3sd40c DO. yellow. 4odAic.
oats firm and IN good demand; No. 2
white. western, 26l4g27c.; No. mixed.
Rye inactive; No. 2. 4ic. for near by;
western. 4sc.; stock. G2.4sI bushels.
Hay firmer and demand fair; choice
timothy. $1,000.
Grain freights fairly steady.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia SIS. new, 74is asked ;
do. Century, GIN bid: Baltimore and Ohio.
Gik lid: Northern Central. 90 bid; Bal
tinore and Ohio Southwestern income. 81
asked do. income. y. % asked; Consoh-
dated Gas stock. 62a,6t6i. do. bonds, G's.
III bid; do. SIS. losHui03A.
NAVAL STORES.