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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-20

In execution OF the decree bow tn-
toned. the undersigned. appo'ntri 49,.
commissioners FOR The pgrf-s.. ".A
for sale. on the premises, on sd,
MONDAY. THE I'D DAY OF july. -
az s O'Clock L. n. the LOr Urn IA
improvements thereon. az cfiet .rsr
Peter and Duyal streets. 4ie III
house has long been used as -.
business. and has about four IA.
sides stOre-r0om. AMI the filf'"
Joining has about five rooms an =
Immediately thereafter. sly Ai,.o,,fr,
NJ. viii offer the THhle .@ =.
DWELLINGS. ~. Tli. ana h n..'. 49,,
side Of second street - feet, .-h.h.teI
A plat OF this property VIII ? eA -.-.
AZ the time o. sale. showing pe~.
etc. o. the said property 5000 ara
All OF the property is Vel io-h, 49,.
should command the atten'cn
seeking small. Well-payirg real .x
TERMS: one third cash. residue - -
ard twelve months the purchte 'S,s3.t
naeotsable note. With legal inteFesi ,-td
titJa 10 The said property reta'lri ~.
49,. n,1rchase-money l. paid sn1 q 's'
veyance ordered by the court ....,..
WILLIAM ELLlS,lN'
GEORGE W LEV ~,
Special Commissioner.
II. A. MeCurdy. Apctionetr
t,,toa who sues. etc. plaintiff, ast.ns1
Mary r. Ferguson and ais, .if.
ants.-Ir the Chancery Court OF '"' W.
OF Richmond a.. al, saN
1 Charles ". Goddln. Clerk OF ~
court. certify ihs; the bond requh,s ~ -. y,
the special commissioners ~ nc IN
in SAID cause OF July II. iNA' has W.
&c rlysn Under my hand this lt,h gay OF
July. 1896. CHARLES W. oupi.,ssSssk ~.
~ 10 --'.,-
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HORSES, MULES. cows. &c.

FOR SALE. HORSE AND CARRIAGE.
$50 viii buy very stylish turnout. con-
sisting II very fast Paoing-HOTss ICY
teed sound and kind: fearless OF all cb-
iects. Has paced over Brightwood track
a mile in I'D Will show purchaser 2;i1,
with two people In road-wagon. Also.
Side-Bar Top Buggy, Pole and Shafts.
and light Set Fine Harness. all COM
plete Purchaser can have any veterinary
10 examine. also, test speed. Address
JAMES p. CLARK, WiadicOmbe's Board
ing-Stables. III street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. northwest. Was 5leton.
ID. c. Jy 2)-2t'
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BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AucticneerS.
corner OF Ttnth and Bank streets.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fa,nr. H..

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD rgv.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cAl're'
EAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ppn
RAIA Bf TIE VENDOR AND ma
vESDEE. S
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FOR SALE, AT MODERATE PRICES.
TWO GOOD, GENTLE DRIVING
HORSES. CARRIAGE, and ROAD-CART,
almost new. Mr.. W. W. BENNETT.
1y ls-Th&Sa2w Ashland, Va.
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ANU EMENTS.
BASEBALL.
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

EMPLOY MINT WANTS.
WANTED. A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nan who understands al about ise nssi-
ness. Apply today before A u. lssl
east Main street y jill
Statesmen 90 GOOD REPRESENTA-
TIEES; exclusively appointed ever * mere
10 sell the ARCTIC ICE MACHINE for
refrieerat0rs. Guaranteed . Der cent
cheaper than fee. ani viii last lfsilm-.
Write for terms. THE ARCTIC ICE MA
CHINE COMPANY. Cincinnati, y.
- 5o-it'
WANTED. Statesmen TO SELL ORR
LEADING BRANDS OF CIGARS. First
class terms % HUSTLER. 10 crones need
apply. Address.
HUMBOLDT CIGAR COMPANY.
jy ls-si Cincinnati. o.
YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL
years experience teaching English
branches. French, Latin. and music, d.
sires . POSITION In private family:
References exchanged. Mss 2. No. rs
west Hoffman street, Baltimore, Md
WANTED.-A LADY WISHES 4 PO-
SlTlDN IN z family 20 teach small chill
dren the usual English branches ana
Music az 4 specially. References eH-
changed. Address T.. -. care Postmaster,
Eiwooc. Nanserncnd county. Va. y tim
WANTED, 4 MAN TO TAKE AN OF
FICE and represent manufacturer; so
per week; small capital required Address
with stamp. MANUFACTURER. Box ~
Concord Junction. Mass - le-W&Sait
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Perhaps you cannot escape
high temperature, but you can
always be ready to meet 1t.
You can get a Summer Suit
almost for a song. 1t will keep
YOU as cool as the proverbial
cucumber, because it happens
to be built that way. The cost
is a mere bagatelle. What Is
the use of perspiring profusely
every time the sun glares at
you, " hen for
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HU-
l. GUENOT SPRINGS. ~ POWHATAN co.
ABOUT l. MILES FROM RICHMOND.
AND CONTAINING 2D ACRES OF
LAND.-in execution O. q deed Of trust
from l. Calvin Sa4fer and wife. - the
undersigned. dated April 30, Isl, and duly
County Court, We VIII. az The request OF
the berefciaries default having teen
made in the payment q the debt secured,
sell at public auction, IN 'front.' OF tie
Office Of the auct.0neers. at the corner
Of Eleventh and Bank streets. In the city
Of Richmond. Va. on
SATURDAY. JULY q. lse5.
AZ u O'Clock n. THE HUGUENOT
SPRINGS PROPERTY, containing 21
acres Of land. and having thereon eight
cottages ana two fine springs. one sulphur
and the other chalybeate water. both plea
SAINT and health-glylns. The lawn ~ large
and very attractive. The location q TINS
property Is about two miles from NenlA
station. on the Chesapeake and ohio raii-
road Games-kiyer DIVISION. and IS close
20 churches, schools, etc In the hands
OF a 1--we man this can be made a pro-
ductlVe property.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay the cost
OF executing this trust, all rast-due taxes.
also a rataDle proportion o. the taxes "
ls,5. and 90 discharge the debt secured
By said deed. which amounts 10 $40
principal. and S1455 being the interest
thereon 10 July =, l&o. and the residue
upon such terms and secured IN such man
ner as the gTantOr may prescribe. or. IN
the event OF default IN giving such d.
rections, then IN two equal instruments,
az one and Two years. for n gotiahle
notes. with interest added from day " sale
and secured b. deed OF trust
Z. D: Woo9RTHAM.
o. iy Trustees.
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PAINTS.

WE OFFER
PURE LINSEED OIL,
LEWIS'S WHITE LEAD.
WESTNORELAND WHITE LEAD,
and a full line OF Colors, Brushes, etc.
for painting. MIXED PAINTS. sample
cards furnished on application. We sell
only the best quality OF these gooaso
-hss Wholesale DruggfstA
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DOCK AND On PRINTING NEAT
~ X gygcI u AT THE DISPATCH
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SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
4 BRICK STORE. No 1904 ST. JAMES
A FRAME DWELLING. No. 100 ST
JAMES STREET.
a FRAME DWELLING. 30. : CHARITY
STREET;
BY virtue Of deed 81 trust dated Aprl
=, lssi. recorded il the Clerks Ofiice
II the Chsncery Court d the city 81
Richmond. and executed 70 The under
signed trustee 10 secure the payUe nfs
% certain sums therein mentioned. AMI
default having been made. and being re-
quested by the beneficiary - 20 80. He
viii proceed 10 sell. on tie premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY -. iss6.
AT O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
the above PROPERTY mentioned IN SAID
deed as follows. Al that iCt u land.
with improvements thereon. lying ans
being IN tn city y Richmond. on the
south line o. Charity tet~een kifsi anl
St James streets. ginning 81 feet from
- James street. and fronting on Clarity
street = feet and back = feet WITH q
rear width Of g. feet"
Also. that lot - Land. with improve
nests thereon. on west lire u -. james
street. between charity ana Federal
streets beginning q feet from Charity
street. and fronting On -. james street
. feet. and BACK between parallel lines
l7s feet"
Also. that lot q Land. with improve
ments thereon on west line ~ 81 james
James street between Charity and FEDERAL
streets beginning feet from Charity
street. ana fronting IN - James street
81 feet inches. and hack along Irregular
lines 10 feet. with a rear width u feet
8 inches
TERMS. one quarter cash. balance 8.
p and Is months. interest added and Sc
49, D." j
desired.
JULIUS SrRATS.
". j. WESTNODD.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co. Aucuoneers.
- j
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MILWAUKEE IN 1-cb-
brooklyn in Iso!-Decisi"n
nj O'Clock 4. VI.

BALTIMORE. MD. july ls-'spse'1.-'-
Milwaukee gets the Baptist fonns re-
ple.s Union for Iss, Brooklyn, ioE ~
Needed 10 a. II.
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BY III. 4. McCurdy.
Real Estate Broker.
NJ Z r.rth sTartn 49,
COMMISSIONERS SALE

FRAME STORE AND FRAME DWELL
ING ADJOINING.
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER ~
DCNAL AND ST PETER sikE-ls'
AND
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS So y
TED OK THE WEST SHE ~
SECOND STREET ,..
BETWEEN JACKSON AND III VA
STREETS.
Nos. ~. az AND ~
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TRUSTEES SALE
THE DESIRABLE DF-Acrrr-r --...
STORY FRAME DWELLING -
No. 81 NORTH TWENTY SIArg
STREET

In execution q TIE deed % .---, ,...-
y. T AcCshe 20 fre urlprsirrrs ~.
August j. isS. recorded a. Ds-f. r....-
u A. page 5fA Richmond Chs-r..t
Ne shall AZ m request 20 fhl h.rr.
fies. default having been u.ts r. -
debt secured. sell b. public a.crf.- -
tie premises. on %
TUESDAY. JULY 9. iu-
~ so o'clock y. u. TIE ah.,,.-,--...
NELi-LllCATED AND VERY DE,ra i
BILE DIV ELLiNG. the '1f fr.rf.-r + ~.
or the east line - TWerty-sAtl .,-...
between Leigh and " streets .-f --
riDg back between parable l.r.. g.. ft-
the dwelling containing about seven r.--.
having the usual cpryer.erces ana f.- Il,
one q the best IN that CONVENIENT La
pleasant location.
TERMS. Cash a. 20 the cost % rr.
cutting This trust. any taxes flar Pa. q.
due. and tie sun q gissF-. ss rf rs t.-
- sale the purchaser g. assume .rs r..-.
m ~ % a note for SO. due A-r..,
is1 sr1 the residue ty a nsEcf.s. 4. --..
"a three months Nth interest a...f s-f
secured hy a deed q frusi on re rr--.-,r
cr al cas- ?, a. TIE option - f1s r1rrf.t.-
=. SlI'rEkTfNg
jackson BRANDT
ROBERT LEckT ~
lrlst.-4
J. y. Eia-n & Co. Auet.oueers rv
- Demon. Topper < Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct.cref-r
- Main street
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TUESDAY. JULY I'D.


arranging 20 move 20 the Pacific slope. /
wlll sell by public 0Utcry. on the PIE misses.
CO
TUESDAY. JULY I'D
az $50 o'clock T. ~. the weli-lOcatei AMI
convenient STOREHOCSE with dwelling
above, besides an annex or lumber-roon
and q good stable situated az the south
east corner Of nty-seyalth and y
streets. and now. as for q long time past.
success fuliy occupied as q grocery store.
And Immediately thereafter l VIII sell
the TWO VERY DESIRABLE DWELL
lNGS. containing eight rooms each. Nos.
II and y north Tw rnty-seveuth street.
well built. attractive IN appearance. con-
tanning baths. closets. gas &c.
All II this property b. good. VIII bring
satisfactory returns as an investment
and IN addition the store property should
commend itself u those desiring 10 en-
gage IL tusin s. 10 that th.ckly-settled
AMI prospecting part Of our city.
TERMS. At sale.
y. ". BOWIE.
- IS AuCtioneer.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


800 To $50 MADE MONTHLY BY Sc
CURING FOR Us SPECULATIVE Or
DERS ~ GRAIN AND STOCKS. VIII
furnish mark quotations free and divide
commissions with right party IN every
town. No capital or experience required.
Send for full particulars and highest ref
erences. VALENTINE * CO,
6sj Traders Building. Chicago.
IS 1s-9t
FOR SALE, 4 NEW, CLEAN STOCK
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Good
business: good terms, lO~ rents. For iuA
particulars address, h. q. BOX ~.
jy lS-lw RonceYerte. W. a.
1900 JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STOCK Town Of 500; University Of Viz
ginia located here: no other optical and
averages over $50 monthly. Death OF
owner reason for sale. MARY c. MICH
OILS. Charlottesville. Va j. l3-Sait
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BY J. Thompson Brown K Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
iil3 Main street
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BY J. y. Elan 4 Co.
heai Estate Agents ard AIct.1ree-r.
liz Main street
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Bargains.
Biz Cut in Prices on Groceries.

Best Grauulate1 sugar. . pounds fOF -f.
Virginia Claret Wine, olc. Per gallon
Clipped BEEF. &c. per pound.
Fresh SOda-CTackers. =. per pound.
Country Hams. lie per pound.
Fresh q Eggs7' lie. dozen
Small California hams, 6. Per pound.
Mocha and Java -COffee. &c pound.
pure Leaf Lard, &C. per pound.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings, &c.
per dozen: or 80 per haf-barreL
Large 4-String BrOOms, ljc.
Try our -. Tea; lis better than you
vanilla and Golden-Drip Syrup &c. per
s7 Tomato Catsup. &c. per bottle.
OLD cider vinegar. years old. &c. per
2 pounds best Country Butter for &c.
Timothy Hay. loc. hundred-weight.
Sugar-Cured Shoulders. &C Per pound.
California Apricots. lie can.
NV Irish Potatoes. l9c. per peck.
Large packages BoraX. 5c.
Matches 6. dozen.
Large California Prunes. 3 pounds for
&c
Jop.-Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers.
90. per pound. Java ana Laguyra.
Pure Lard, &C. per pounc.
I-p0und can COrned Beef, &c.
Large bottles Ammonia. SC.
Spring Chickens, ijc.
Fresh Country Eggs lc. dozen.
Potted Ham and Tongue, &c. can.
Pure Sugar-syrup. nc. gallon, 49,.
Good Tea, &c. per pound, good as you
pay soc for
pure Rye whlskey. years old. s. per
silvcr-King Patent Family Flour. best
Snowflake .Paten, Family Flour. best
s. or &c sack.
Xxx Fancy Family Flour. peg barrel
Best CIty-Mins Meal. &c. bushel.
COOKING Butter. s.. per pound.
Price-list mailed on spplication.
:. ULLMAN'S SON,
is2O and ls22 east Main street,
Branch Store, 80 east Marshall
Phone 2ls. ap 3)-Tu.W. F&Sa
d. O'SULLIYAN.
EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
pounds OF SUGAR for &c; 4l-Zc. per
pound je asa. Su Tu&Th
WANTED. CUSTOMERS FOR 6
POUNDS OF SUGAR for SC; il--c. per
pound. -
Eighteenth and Main streets.
je 2s-sa, So, Tu&Th
IADIEsI Chides.er's egI,h Pearyroy7ll r r,l-
IL Dau7aa r-.l-s are the Best -. :. 20
f1 s,.s: I: .rr cns Z ss.ps gs m1f s,a. "a.
my 25-sa. So. Tu&Thly
WATER GROUND CORN MEAL-5.oo
bushels. Must sell 1t at ooc. Eighteenth
and Main streets. u. O'SULLIVAN.
je Zs-Sa. 81. Tu&Th
WANTED. AT ONCE. CUSTOMERS
for 10 barrels No. NEW MACKEKEL:
each fsh weighs l6 ounces. You can buy
them at SC. apiece. Eighteenth and Main
streets. ID. O'SULLIVAN.
d. o'sULLIvAN, EIGHTEENTH AND
MAIN STREETS. 90 barrels new NORTH
CAROLINA CUT HERRING; 80 fish 70
barrel; 81. Je zs-sa, Su. Tu&Th
EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Just receiving 800 small SMITHFIELD
HAMS. Try one before they All go;
u lie. &c 2a-Sa.su. Tn&Th
WANT TO SELL SATURDAY ONLY.
% boxes Choice Gunpowder Tea, oc.:
Finest Mocha and Java Coffee, 22c.; s
pounds Granulated Sugar, Sc. Eighteenth
and Main streets. ID. OSCLLlNAN,
f. 9Sa,Su. Tu&Th
WANT ALL MY CUSTOMERS TO
know I am selling FINEST FAMILY
FLOUR. N25 D. O'SULLIvAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
te 29-Sa, Su,Tu&Th
d. O'SULLIvAN.
EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Finest Creamery Butter. l5c.; 100 sacks
Liverpool Salt. 81. je 29-Sa, Su. Tu&Th
GTc a oNO1 WOODWARD & son,
WSSSSOl LUMBER,
x.solN.AJ SASH, BLINDS. Ere
Tu.ThkSa Ninth and Byri strests
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By Dcnoon. Turper & CO.
Real Estate Az nts and Auctgueers,
81 Main street
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$3.50

YOU can get as natty and com
Portable a Suit as ever defied
the close and sticky weather
of a hot summer. Our stock
is light in weight as we want
to make it light in quantity.
We will sell for a few days
longer Suits that were SIS,
SIS, S12, and so for $3.50.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HU-

By Il seldom Taylor & son.
Real-Estate AUctlOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-20

AZ the request Of the owner. who is
arranging 20 move 20 the Pacific slope. /
will sell by public 0Gtcry. on the pra misses.
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MISSIONS

General r. J. Morton. Of New York
made a brief address. and Rev. ". b.
Wharton. y. D.. Of Norfolk, Va, re-
viewed the Baptist mission field, the
title OF his address being "Adonlran
Judson and the Dawn Of American Bap-
list Missions
Rev a. c. Dixon. d. D, Of Brooklyn
Y Y. was the last speaker Of the eve
ming. He delivered an address on Christ
FOR the World" in which he said: The
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J. Thompson Brown & Co. Auouoneers.
- i
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
liz Main street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-13

than was heretofore observable. The
northwest Is quoted as having two buyers
to one seller, and In consequence the cash
article is bringing a premium over De-
cember destroys largely the bearish In
increase in proportion to this large move
ment, and there has been considerable
thinking why this is so. The fact is there
has been a larger consumption than was
generally figured out, which win be seen
by the large flour output during the past
month. The millers are running night
and day to supply the demand.
Cincinnati, Oct 12-Flour fairly active,
downward tendency; winter patents, 1896
Q360; spring patents. $3.55d3.70; rye -four,
Sz7Oq2s5. Wheat. firm, fair demand; No.
red. Csc on track. Corn, duh and weak;
white ear. track. 32c; mixed ear, 32kc;
yellow ear, S4c oats, fairly active, steady;
Pork, steady; mess. $500; clear mess, $l1.00;
family $llW. Lard. steady; steam leaf,
SIC; kettle lard, 69sc: prime steam. sales.
SOC. Bacon, steady; loose shoulders. Ghc;
short rib sides, &c: short clear sides, 6iAc;
boxed meats, Ac more. Dry sailed meals,
steady active; shoulders, ,55sc; short ribs,
5sac; loose short clear sides, SIC; boxed
meats Ac more. Whisky, quiet and steady
ST. Louis. Oct. l2.-Flour, firm; patents.
$s25Q$S5; extra fancy $S.OS@S.15; fancy.
81. S0n290; choice, S2.60liz70.s Wheat lower;
October, 619sc; December 631b@6Slc; May.
&c. Corn, higher; October, &c; December,
2hc; May. 2sSc. Oats. higher; October,
lie; December, 1Sc; May, 201zd20ssc. Pork,
standard mess. $50. Lard. prime steam,
0.bOc, cnOlce, 0.1Uc. Bacon, shoulders, sac;
longs, 6a4c: clear ribs, 61kc; short clear,
63sc Dry sailed meats, shoulders, &c;
ribs. SIC: clear ribs. 5.40c. High wines,
steady at $122
Baltimore, Oct 12-Flour, steady
Wheat, strong; No. red spot and Octo-
Der, 651zIG5nc; December, 67ss9QAc;
steamer No. red spot and October 6IRQ
65ssc; southern by sample. 66d67c; do on
grades, 63Q66c. Corn firm; mixed spot,
$e7s gls6Ac; October, sslkas6Ssc; November,
34n34Ac; year. S3AMSSasc; January, 800
3Bc; southern white. 36Q38c; do yellow.
S712M3Sc. Oats, dull and weak; No. white
western, 27lzH2Sc; No. 2 mixed do, 235kd24c.
Rye, steady, held; No. 2, 44945c; nearby,
47c, western; receipts, 529; stock. $3.50.
Hay. quiet; choice timothy si5.000fl5.50.
Other articles unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-13
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Continued from Fifteenth Page.

COAlAhG10 AAChA AAANthbh 4 0bts
appointment and occasioned free selling
of long wheat at the opening. There
was still an upward inclination to the
of the first selling was removed a sudden
bulge took place. This was met with
free offerings and prices failed to hold
the advantage. There was numerous
rises and falls to the market later, each
Of which was accompanied by nervous
apprehensive feeling. Partridge covered
quite line of short wheat on one of the
upturns, buying through his own house
and by brokers. The clearances for the
week, from both coasts, as reported by
Bradstreets agency, amounted to 2A4,OOO
bushels. December wheat opened from
60Bd60Ac, sold between 6l55c and 601zc,
closing at the latter-ss01sc under yes
terday. Cash wheat was steady, but
Corn moved along in the same old rut,
without undue excitement or furry, and
after little buying, the regularity of motion
noted in wheat. The business differed not
from the past month or two. 1t was dull,
and what few orders were executed, in
dicated nothing new In the position Of
the grain. There was said to be good
cash demand for corn, and that served to
act as a sustaining influence. May corn
opened at 29q291sc, sold between 2sAc and
29c. closing at 29kc, shade higher than
yesterday Cash corn prices were I'M
changed, but firm.
Oats-Speculation was dead in oats.
Some people professed to believe that a
slight decline from present prices would
unearth liberal buying orders, but the pre-
vailing low quotations are regarded as a
bar to any further depreciation. May oats
closed unchanged from yesterday. Cash
oats steady.
Provisions-The heavy receipts of hogs
are cited as the principal reason for mac
tfVity in product. The hog cholera scare
through the west accounts for the rush
ing forward of the animal. Under these
conditions speculation held aloof from
the market, advocates of higher prices
displaying a lack of confidence, and the
bears evincing some dread of selling, in
view of the low prices now ruling. At the
close to-day January pork was 5U715c
higher; January lard and ribs each PIC
higher. Domestic markets were quiet and
unchanged
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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MUST SERVE HIS SENTENCE.
Rev. MIR. Marshall Has Returned to
the Theological Seminary.

Dublin, Ga, Oct. J2.-Last January w.
r. Stuckey was tried in the superior court
before Judge Hart for the murder Of Ira
Taylor, his brother-in-law. The murder
was cold-blooded. and occurred on car
of the Macon, Dublin and Savannah rail-
road. The jury convicted him of man
slaughter, and he was sentenced to twenty
years hard labor in the penitentiary. The
trial judge refused to grant new trial,
and the case was taken to the supreme
court, and to-day a telegram was re-
ceived from Atlanta stating the court had
affirmed the decision of the lower one.
In the meantime, thinking possibly that
two chances were better than one,
Stuckey's attorneys took their client be-
fore the ordinary of Wilkinson county,
to have him tried on a writ of lunacy, but
the jury decided Stuckey was sane If no
other legal step is taken, Stuckey will
nave to serve out his sentence.
Rev. E. w. Marshall. who served tenn
porary call of the Baptist church, has re-
turned to Louisville, KY, to resume his
position as a member Of the faculty of the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.