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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30

RUTLAND. VT, Aug. "a statue IN
bronze OF a catamount is TO be erected OF
a granite pedestal to mark the site o.
the old tavern at Bennington. IN which
were held the councils Of military and
State officers In Revolutionary days. Tbs
tavern had swinging signboard. or
which was painted catamount. as al
emblem OF defiance 10 the British Hon
Hence'it was called the Catam0unt Tav
ern. The Bennington Historical Society
has elected officers az follows Presi
dent, George w. Hartman: Nice-Presi
dents, Leuman Robertou. Alonzo i
Valentine, John 4. Shurtloif, Secretary
Edwin l.. Bates, Treasurer, Clement III
Cone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
exports to the Continent, IC bales; stock.

exports to the Continent. lG bales; stock.
2c.Js5 bOles.
Total 80 lar this woek-Net receipts.
3.SG bales. exports 10 Great Britain,
3.G.iS bales. Continent. ZOO bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
1924. 5oG ualcs. exports 10 Great britain,
3. 4i0.is2 bales. France, ho'"'o baiesi
Continent. 24-5,cGp bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. AUG. -9.-totton
futures nrm: sales. 10000 bales. sep
tember. 192. October, a@; November,
7.W: December. 1.as. January, S.uJ. feb-
ruary. SOS. March. s.l4, April. SO.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. -l-l%."p =. NJ
Cotton market quiet aud prices easier;
American miodline, } '-i'' saIes, S,,NO
bales. American. 100 bales. speculation
and .xuort $40 bales. Futures opened
steady and demand moderate, August.
il-Gf. september and october 4 iv-vir
4 90. october and November, ll-GlN
4 fy.et. November and December, lZ-bl
al l3-6t. December and January, i-Ol
81 i.g4. January and February l1-Dt
49, fG-Gl. February ana March, li-Ot,
March and April. : lN-Glpi l'-rf, Apfll
and Nav. 1864. Futures quiet Out
steady at the decline.
Spof Cotton-Amcrican midlhng. fair,
a 80. good midlling. ll-3-, low mlI-
ding : 1916. August, August ana = pltn-
Der and September ana octVpet' = ~
sellers. October and November, it-Dt'
sellers. November and December. = l1-pl.
h,i,srs. December and January 4 li-Gi,
January and February, J. l,-piH io-vt'
Tot~r,.rv and March. 1861. buyers
March and April 2O-64a4 liza. buyers
Anvil and Nav 4 oct. buyers; May
and June. 4 2,-Glai 2l-Gi, sellers. fu-
lures feEfrian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30

Thirteen sailors in che North sea and the
other. Americans.

BERLIN, Aug. &.-The German tor
pedo boat =. 81 ca9sized and sank in
the North Sea yesterday. Thirteen Of
her crew were drowned.
PORT HURON, MICH, Aug. &.-Dur-
ing the prevalence Of a sQuall and hard
rain last evening on the ST. Clair river
near MaryVilie. a rOw-boat containing
four persons upset, and all were drown
cd.
HALIFAX. y. S., Aug. "a dispatch
from CharlottetOwn reports the probable
loss of seven lives. Five men ana TWO
women went from Cape Baud in a sail
boat % Fifteen Points a week ago.
They remained there with friends over
night. and left next day, and nothing has
since been heard of them Their rela-
tives I'D not become anxious for several
days. supposIng the party had prolong-
I'd their visit. and when they made IN
quiries. it was learned that the party
was missing. The suppositloa is that
the boat foundered, and all on board
were lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
I.GOn Volts Throngh III. Body.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. 23.-Harry w.
Sherman, for fourteen years lneman
In the employ OF the Rochester Gas and
Electric Company. received a shock from
Il live wire yesterday. and was appa-
rentiy dead for six minutes. whR he
recovered consciousness, after being Sub
jected 10 the treatment similar 10 that
used I'm cases OF drowning which is pro-
vided FOR in cases Of electrical shocks.
His right haud'and wrist are badly burn
Cd. but lee is otherwise all right. and ex-
poets 10 be at work IN a few days.
lie said that he did not know when
he received the shock. lie was entirely
unconscious. and knew nothing until he
began 20 feel the pain In his burned
hand. The Wire carried from 100 10
no volts. and was short-circuitod by the
mans body. he receiving the entire volt
age through his body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29-Flour duh and
weak Offering, winter wheat. low grades
S2.Z5Q2.W, do. fair 90 fancy S2'JN3 30 ,
do. patent, S3.50u8 70. Minnesota clear,
y2.6N32l; patent. $500 400; low extras,
S2.15u260. city mills. S3NWQ4.l5. South
crn flour dull and weak; common 10 ialr
extra. S2.oVQ21O; good 10 choice do, s.. 50
$500.
Wheat fairly active and nrmer with
options, No. . rel, store and elevator,
O6c., ailoat, &c. Options were fairly ac-
tive and irregular, closing firm at ll.0
l4c. advance. August, 66c.. september
C5i4c.; Octcter o0.. c.i December, Js'lc.;
May. 72i.c.
corn am and easier; No .. 42tlc.. cle-
vator; 431,c. ahoat options were dull
wheat and the West. Win local shorts
covering; Sept 'mber and OctODer most
active September 4l'sc.; October 4lc.;
May. Sole
Oats dun end steady. Options duh
and iirmer; August, 2p4c.; September,
23',c.; October 23'~c, December. 25i,c.
Spot prices. No. ., 2lu2fi4c.: No. white,
&c; mixed western, 2fa l6c.
Hay I'm moderate demand and steady;
shipping. G10ioc., good TO choice. SON9Uc.
Hops quiet and weak. state. common
10 choice 30tc.; DO. new. splOc.; Pacific
coast, 4Utc., London market unchanged.
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece,
100 ne, pulled. ldu14s
Beef quiet. family S9OOd12OJ: extra
mess. SlIudS.pp, beef hams dun and easy
fair demand; city extra. India mess,
Sl6OullOu, cut meats dun and steady;
picked bellies. 500. shoulders. SJ.37iau
BOO; hams duh al S9000J.JO.
Lard quiet and lower. western steam,
S622ia, city. SGW, September, SJ.1J.
Refined South American. $500.
Pork active and lower; mess. SlO.70q
II. %
Butter in light demand: fancy steady;
State dairy. l20l>i.c.. do, creamery,
l9,gu2oc. western dairy. 9l2Ul3c.
Eggs steady; state and Pennsylvania.
LA l6c. western, fresh. 1910. per case,
81 2Ju4OO.
Cotton seed oil quiet and about steady;
crude, 2ic.. yellow prime. 26i2d2Oi4c.;
do. good of grade 26c asked.
Petroleum fairly active; New York.
$40, Philadelphia. 800
Rosin firm; strained. common TO good,
81 5OHl 30
Turpentine dun and in light supply;
no Southern here.
Rice quiet and unchanged.
MOlasscs-forcgn nominal. New or
leans, open kettle. good TO choice. mod
erateiy active and firm at 2Gu32c.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee steady at 5Q1J points up; Sep
TENDER Slsl5ul4G0. October, Sl5.VpI
BIB; December Sl400I14o5 Spot Rio
duh and steady. 40 e. $1,000
Sugar-lsaw dun and unchanged. Re
fined steady ana quiet. of A. 3 1860
4isc.; standard a, 43c., cut-loaf and
crushed 4 3-itd5c
Freiehts 10 LiVerpool-Grain quiet: cot
ton. Ltd grain, "a al.
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COMPETITORs or OUR FARMERS.
Russia In Wheat and Argentina in Wheat,
Cattle, and Dressed Beef.

WASHINGTON. Aug. %. The rapid
advances made by the agriculturists Of
other countries. both in the matter Of
production and the facilities for market
ing them. are watched with deep con-
Germ by the officials Of the Agricultural
Department. Secretary Morton says:
1T looks as II the farmer OF all the big
producing countries is trying to shut out
his American brother. The agent of the
Mccormick Harvester Company. now In
Russia, a gentleman OF intelligence and
experience, writes ME that he has seen
crops of seventy-fve and one hundred
bushels OF wheat to the acre threshed out
there. What would we think OF such a
yield here? And see what Argentina is
doing a report dated July 18th has
reached the Department from BueS>s
Ayres. stating that. upon the basis OF
the figures for the first six months OF
this wear. the Argentine republic will send
this year 10000 head OF beef cattle alone
20 Europe. Accompanying this was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
Riin "A Wheel nj Eighiy-tiyr.

tsADIfIA y =. 4 ~ ~. Mrs Mar
tina Waite. oiehty-.hree years 81 sfe
took a Bicycle trip OF two niles Monda,
IN company with her two granIttOgh.
tcrs. aged fifteen ana eighteen. Mrs
White is 4 great admir"r Of he wheel
and with the exception of Mrs. Bculaf
Starring. Of Silver Creek. - beiie'ai tt
be- the oldest lady 'cyclist In The stat"
Mrs. Starring is In her eighty fifth year
and road a distance Of i've miles or
FRIDAY. Mrs White likes Dioomcrs. and
says If she lives until next season. and
the styles 40 not change. she viii us'
that costume
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

lAlf' liMli4Ntt, As = 4-s ~ i''''s
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco iIade lo-ddy
Wrappers. , hogsheads' hllers. - scrap
(brighU. 1O3. leaf dark. lVi Jugs ihaihl'
o. Total, l21 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Jnspcctions-Br Bright 10 hogshcads; dark,
123 hogsheads. Reinspec ions Bright. -
hogsheads; dark, hogsheads ana b
tierces
Myers. Crcnshaws Meals, Dayen-
ports. Soabrook's, Allegheny, Old DO
miniOn, ShOckOe. Naughans, and BOYD &
tobacco warehouses; report to-day: Re
ceipts. 20 packages; deliveries, ~ pack
ages
United States internal revenue collcc-
lions on tObaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
81 732 n. plug tobaccos, s. loO.22. Total,
81. eSs37.
Mcssrs. sublett & Cary general COM
mission merchants. 10. 1l3 south Twelfth
comments for the week. Dark TohaccOs-
There is a decidedly better feeling ~
the market for all Inc and medium leaf
tobacco Stocks held i'm first hands very
much reduced. Low grades leaf and lues
very duh. with bar little demand. We
make no change in quotations. Brights-
All desirable stock continues I'm fair dee
mand. especially cutters and smokers,
low grades very quiet. Sun-ture1-N cry
little doing. unchanged. weak. and dull;
receipts and offerings continue very lght
And quote the following prices current.
Sun-Curod Tohacco-Lugs. 50 10 So
short leaf. 50 TO 50. long leaf, 81 20 SO,
Bright Tobaccos Smokers: Common. -
TO 81. medium So 90 81. fine. - 90 80
cutters: Common. $40 20 Sl2i medium.
SIG 20 SIS, fine. $50 90 So fancy. >z'..p
to $50. Filters Common. 500 10 "a.
medium. $40 90 $500; good. 81 10 -,
fine. $40 TO So Wrappers. Common
SD 10 So. medium. SO 20 $50; good. 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
CINlINNArI

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. 20-Flour quiet.
with liberal receipts, winter patent - 20
4bcp; family. S2.s503O; spring wheat
patent. S3OOl3.7j.
Wheat dun. prices maintained. and
small demand sample mixed. No. 2.
JGc
corn very steady; No. . mixed. sea
36i2c.
Pork more active and strong: mess,
5000; clear mess. Sll2J. family, Sif.75.
oats unchanged
Lard firm and I'm fair demand; scam
leaf. SGG2ie. kettle lard. SGG2i3.
Bacon firm and In moderate demand; .
loose shoulders, Sj21 loose shorts. $500.
loose short clear sides, SG.37l4; boxed
meats Lc. more.
Whisky, Sl22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30

J.,,,,..,., M Aro Oh The bulls
Nl1l'Ap'' III, 80, il' t.,,-',riea This
ln wheat lau am "N' '.,l,t,,., crrrn j. IN
~, ihlnt we i.'air,t lie rrioee The 3rm
% over Hesl 'o.li. .iaf lv rfeadie- cables,
nuns w.. 'c,. tVesf .trl me- cincinnati
i1s.'s "S.'r.l. r,bIrf fenorf,d Mn. grain
LII, e-, uit '..'' ,si bv I,nistiire i'm Varl-
my '.i',1i.. . ...ai.',e 'profossionals how
o.s "oa,vi" i,0'',i.el ~ IN fho advanca
'.f N'i "rI r,eriv P,oulo who
lciglns uuv So.f ".-o1 eoiitrs md
had bolsn s5'ls t,'t roiiia1 an q
prices ialllly "c.i't,,.i ~ No. forei.,,icre
itI ort IIe. ~" 10 "a i'io ,sboat I'm.
n"d poutnt ',li9' 90, t,ro,,@bnut ,be
lcehns coAi.htte 14.4 M. 49, ti,.I
j, nance Oi ~, ,.s .ero ali HIGHER had
49, 10 vim the bulilsh feel
H.. ,. ',,,,c,..ii,f me close was strong
- .,'e -trf..e December wheat
~,.i az f-i.n csf. 10 g1S.c. sold be-
~ D'.' "t ia 81 10 clnsino al C9g,c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30

NEW LONDON, Aug. "a very quiet
wedding occurred in the Pequot colony at
noon yesterday. the Spanish Minister to
Mexico. Duke Of ARGOS. taking for his
bride Miss Virginia Woodbury. Lowerey.
well known in society In Washington.
Two ceremonies were performed, the first
at the Lowerey cottage, by the Rev. T.
Il. Joynt. OF ST. Marys Roman Catholic
church, this city. and Immediately after
at the chapel in the colony, by the Rev.
A. Poole Grint. Of ST. James Episcopal
church. only a few guests were pres
ont, besides the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties.
The Spanish Minister and Nine Dupuy
de LONE, of Washington. were among
the guests invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30

BALTIMORE. ND. Aug. 29.-Flour
Gtll
" heat nrmcr: No. rcd spot and Au-
gust. GHkIGihc.; Sci TENDER Giiac.: Oc-
tCbcr. 50, 0Gji,c: December. ca !nG1Aic
steamer x. Z red. G1GlAc; southern,
b, sample. Gi'1NGJc.. do, on grade, t2H
65c.
Corn FIRM mixcl spot and August.
4iTi3i.c.. September. izisNlttsc.; pcto-
her. liibe hid. wear. 35IQ3issc.: Janu-
any 3JN3ji.c southern white, &c. bii;
90. yellow. 43i5c bii.
oats quiet and steady. No. . white.
western 1Ji4U2ic.: 40. mixed, western,
2iaiN25c.
Rye weak. No. ., i7c.
Hay firm at S15cI.
Grain fieights Gull.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Nirginia Centuries. G3f, dGi Bal
timore and Ohi) incomes. NSrHJ, 'onsoli-
dated Gas stocks. G3 asked 10. bonds.
Gs, III BID. do Js. 100 bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
HORSE MEAT ron EXPORT.
Packages Must he so Marked as to Indicate
the Nature of the Contents

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s--In view OF
the extent 10 which The business Of pre-
par.rg horse meat for market has gown
I'm tho United States, Secretary Morton
yesterday issued an order to carry into
effect the provisions of a law passed by
Coigrcss last winter regarding the expor-
tation OF meat. requiring all such expor-
tatiOns. after September 18th. 1895, to be
a. -Ompanied by a certificate showing that
the cattle from which they were pro-
dUced were found free from disease and
that the meat was sound and wholesome.
and further requiring that the meat Of all
other species OF animals shall be packed
in barrels, cases, or other packages,
as clearly 10 indicate the species Of ami
nal from which the meat was produced.
This order viii prevent the expectation
OF any beef that Is not inspected. and
VIII cause the exporters OF horse meat
to SO mark the packages that the ma
ture Of the contents shall be apparent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30

WILMINGTON. \. C., Aug. 2o.-Ro=in
duh. strained. <l.15; good strained. 81. 20.
Spirits OF turpentine steady; machine.
25xc.. irregular 2feSc.
Tar firm at 81 %
Crude turpentiic steady; hard, s1.iO;
soft, $3.50: virgin. $3.50
SAVANNAH. GA, Aug 29-Turp IN
tine market opened frm az 234c.; sales
900 casks: closed quiet and unchanged
with no sales; receipts. i.5s5 casks.
Rosin fra, with decline OF 80. Oh water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
LIBRARY COUPON.
|. Reyeries OF a Bachelor.
% T.,,. - An.t.pf Rome

|. Reyeries OF Bachelor.
2. Lays OF Ancient Rome.
g. TlllylOss Scandal.
4. The House Of the Seven Gables.
). Crawford.
1. The Coming Race.
I. Dream l.ifc.
5. traT kenstein.
D. A Book OF Golden Deeds.
10. Moses from an old Manse.
H. The Scarlet Letter.
Il. Essays OF Ella
49, Vicar OF " akeneld.
IA. Twlce-lOld Tales.
l5 Paul ana Virginia.
l6 Story OF an African Farm.
IL. Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers.
is. Lucille.
10. Dreams.
~ black Beauty.
a. one Of the Profession.
o. Sartor Resartus.
o. The ldyls OF the King
"a The Pleasures Of Life.
g. The Lady OF the Lake.
% Mornings in Florence.
"a. Rab and His Erie IDS.
- Whittier's PoemS.
~. The Greatest Thing in the World.
30 Lalla koOkh.
81 Longfellows Poems.
81 In Memori2m.
&c., The Princess.
80 Hasselas.
49, poetical Selection.
g. Past and Present.
81. Thoughts from Tia Emperor Marcus
Aurclius Antonius.
q Heroes and Hero Worship.
90 Tales from Shakespeare.
40. Tales from Shakespeare Second
yolume).
A.. Sesame and Lilies.
A. queen OF the All.
49, The Prem Jun Cook Book.
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Il. Romola.
q. Poems.
80. Essays.
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81. Ethics OF the Dust.
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81. second volume.
70. Light of Asia.
So. Last Essays OF Ella.
81 Vanity Fair
81 Second series
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60 The Wide. Vide Norid.
81 The Wide. WIDE World.
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san uopiugo Boundary Di.pute.

ROME. Aug 1.-The Pope has instruct
ed Cardinal Macchi TO study the dispute
between Haytl and San Domingo re.
garding the boundary between those tive
republics. the presidents OF which re-
Gently appealed 10 the Pope 10 act az
arbitrator OF the controversy.
Cardinal Macchi will report 10 the Porl
on the conclusion of his investigation
n.tO the facts of the case.
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ST LOUIS MO. Aug. 29.-Flour quiet
and unchanged
Wheat higher. september. G2isc.; De-
cember. Gli.c.. May. GO.
Corn higher. september 3iatc.; Deem
Der, 21'4c.; year. 2Jlsc. May, 2si,c.
oats unchanged.
Pork-standard mess. 500: on orders,
zoe.
Lard-Prime steam. s5G2i9; choice,
SJt2is.
Bacon Shoulders. $685.: longs. $3.50;
clear ribs, SGG2ie. short clear, 500;
clear. SEQ
Dry Sailed Shoulders. sJ.37ik;
ribs, 500. clear. $50
High wines steady IL SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. Hi. Aug.
29.-Cattle- Receipts, iO,OO0; market
steady: common to extra steers. Sj1OfI
$50: stOckers and feeders. $500 apo;
COWS and bulls. S2.5Ou3.75; calves. 500
0GoO: Texans. S1.gON3JO western
rangers, S2.OpW4.GJ.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market weak
and 5a1Oc lower; heavy packing and
shipping lots S41On 80, common 10
choice mixed. SlGJN $50. choice assorted,
S4.50n4GJ; light S415q4Goi pigs, S2.5on
40.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. market steady;
Inferior 10 choice. Sl.5O13.JO; lambs, 500
~ &c
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. Aug. - 1895.

Offerings Wheat. 1910 bushels; corn
(White). 800 bushels. corn tmiXcd 600
bushels oats. 2,OOi bushels.
Sales Wheat, 800 bushels; oats. 30
bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 65c. 20
ne: mixed. G5c. to Tic; shortberry. GJc.
20 Tic; No red zoe. 10 1lc.
Corn--White. Virginia. 43c. to ilc.. No.
2 white. 43c. TO sc; No. 2 mixed, s2c.
Oats-No 2 mixed 2il4c. TO DC; No.
3 mixed. 1919. 10 &c; winter seed. &c.
70 sc.
pye--4Sc 10 zoe
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2D-CottOn steady;
iddling gulf 7-l6; middling, 5 3-l6;
oss receipts. 13i bales: exports 10 the
gtinent. 10 bales: forwarded. l54 bales;
Is. 35s bales. all spinners: stock. l6l.-
Tales Futures closed steady: sales.
70 bales. August. 1915; September,
nbcfober. So: November. sos; De-
plr. $40; January. s.22; February.
March, s.3l.
u to-day-Net receipts. 1913 bales;
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PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. %. 1893.
AlHIA Ed

ARkIN ED.
Steamship Dorchester Parker. Provi-
dcuce Via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship GuyandOtte. Walker. New
York passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham Johnson. Baltl-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nlckle. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester, Parker Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham. Johnson. Provi-
dence Via Norfolk, passengers and gem
cral cargo.
steamship Guyandotte. Parker New
York. passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nichie, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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viiite and window glass. sales. 1900 bar
fels Quotations: \. b. and 6, N.i0;
y. Il -. T.. $50: +. - 30; ., Sl.i5. ".
SIN: /. 81 20: h. SIS: II. $500; y. -. ii: .
window glass. S21j. water white. $40.
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LONDON BAR SILVER -ARKET.


LONDON. Aug. Zy.-Bar silver. 30 DIED.
Paris advises quote 3 per cent. rentes
at lO2 francs and . centimes Tor the ac-
COL
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Winuten fpGter ~ isinem Sreunbe gu
riidtebrte, mar Ietn Gsftht febr srnft.
uno es tldno iperiger bsr3li6 ais FONT.
ou sr frd9te:
WiuI6teIt bu mir sttpas mitsut6eis
len. 6ritbiof2 - Wern e. ith UNI
Diuae bdnoelt, btt fir bid BON Difs
tiqteit Tino, bin ib natiirlih 81 heiner
0trfiiqunq.
Ga mar elm 3ismIib oeutlites Der
lduatr ndh Nqeiuieiu, oas iid in oiss
fen Uortsn ~offsrbdris; a6sr Der iurgs
&iirTtIsr, Der 'onit 10 fsinFiblig in oer=
drtiQen 0inQsn mar, ihien ben Wunih
oes SreunosS ossmul nint gu srtens
men.
Sd bdk foebtn .irsr Brief smpfaus
oen, Ronftdntin, ben ih Dir lppbI Tift
generalization oarF. Sd titts bid, i'm
su leitn uno mir sinsn R1t6 gu etbeH,
ME id mid odrduf ptrbottsr Iou.
Or reihte Dem Iiiriter Elm 9Idtt.
ods oisTsr bditiq uno eIIi6tlib pbns
6eIonoere Wibbe1;sros iiherflog.
BON 6rau W}urgurstbs Gorbo6,
Taate tr. Sic odutt Dir fir oeint 9s.
m~l6unaeE in ibrsm ,SntsrsFs uno bi.
let bi6, ibr ME ibrer Sohttr Elm
frtunolibts anotntsn 81 hrpdhren,
bas III Niles - inipiefsrn tcnnte' ou
in 8e,ug auf oisItn Brief mtireS Rd'
Ties nod teirfsn2
9u ittnt MID esItern etlisr ~
bsrtebsr, Spnitdntir. adb 5rtthlof
nit kiitm 9orpnTF ;uIiid. Der 0ft
oau.e, o1b ih 8dbritis G0rbah nttt
mehy uisoerFebtn io0. TT Elm IehE
fhuter,liter fir mid. 0Idubf Oh.
odb ib oisfsn 9risf 10 psr'tebsn niint.
ais OBJ mir odourb isee GuSllht duf
cine Wisoerbsst1nuns ab9s'hn'tten
lptroen io1e2
is Ittiut 10. WsHn man 9srldr'
cen odndd iriias. Den Bersehr NIT DIX
f~ort,uieeen. 70 piroe bus S6Tt'esn
nab,Ihtinlih aueers Iauttu. uRo It'
osnfaaA 1T e. 10 ia aud fin bib an
esittH.
dm beitsHf - liue pdrumf
Hell e Ihdoe odrum mart, ptFn
Ou aniinasr. o<ius iussnelits Stssliisa
runa in Iolt<n 0instH 81 p~<rgsnotn.
Sei anatIsasHbtiteH. on eensn mir
tpirtli6 nit Dem 6ers,E betbtiliet iino.
tomm! fir uns Rdnrtv ON Gnet eed
ME ssspas dnoeres bsraus ala aererub
une Gutt6uf5uns. Sm 6rauen otr'
Sisnen a nun einmal Ri3t, bag mir ts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
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