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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

u. u. MINING ENPELLED.
4 Member of the stock Exchange Accused
Of Fraud.

Of Fraud.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Broker John 3.
Manning. reported TO be millionaire.
and one Of the bcst-known members or
the Stock Exchange, was expelled from
that body last night by a vote OF us
Governing Committee, on the charge OF
fraud. The formal announcement OF this
action will be made when the Exchange
opens this morning. II was said last
night that this was the first expulsion
from the Exchange since june. loAZ, when
William j Hutchinson was expelled Tor
obvious fraud" Mannings wealth and
his reputation for dealing in first-class
securities. together with the comparative
lv trivial nature Of the alleged fraud
for which he mas been expelled, nave
attracted unusual attention TO his case.
There was a good deal of speculation
last night on the part OF the few mem
bers Of the Exchange who knew o. me
Governing Committees action, as % now
the formal announcement of it would Doe
received this morning. When "Napo-
leon" Ives failure was announced on the
Stock Exchange 10 was greeted with
loud cheers. Such a reception OF an
announcement of failure was strange
The cheers. however. were spontaneous,
and readily understood by those who had
followed Ives financial career Man
ning's case has been "A particularly as-
aravating one to the Governing commit
tee. and when their actsn is announced
il viii undoubtedly meet win the APP
proval Of the members. The comments
that were made last night were all OF
the same character
The charge against Manning was
brought under Article u. Section I. OF
rhe constitution OF the Stock Exchange.
which reads: should any member bee
guilty of fraud. of which the Governing
Committee Dc the Judge Doe SHALL upon
conviction thereof, by a vote of two
thirds OF the members of said COM
mittee present. be declared by the presi-
dent % Doe expelled and hts membership
shall be disposed Of by the Committee
on Admissions"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
yALKrRTE 10 WINTER HERE.
Dunraven Decides Not to send Mis- Boat
Across just Yet.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Valkyi1e will not
sail for EngllnG. after all. at least rot
until the spring. Captain Cranhsld re-
celved orders this morning TO 9u- the
yacht IN a berth for me winter. he
would not soy whether ne was surprised
or not, but The change or plans Was
startler TO tie sea-solug folks AROUND the
Erie BASIN who have been Watching the
preparations being made Tor the voyage,
which even included the adjusting OF 'pe
compass. 49,.
YACHT looked "A safe craft to make the
ocean run, and il 10 not probable tnat 'iy
fear OF the boats safety was behlhd the
change OF mind, although II may De that
the owner has decided that ths Oe1ooeF
voyage might strain ;he craft. -, r.,
In this case Lord Dunraven WIZ De 10Y
lowing the precedent he established Win
Xalkvrie H. which winierod a. teDos
during the winter and returned TO ing
10 one on Valkyrle would say what
the future plans we're, N they knew.
Among the American yachting men now
at the Erie Basin the hope was gen
eral that Lord Dunraven youia, Say W, IN
our waters next season aud SAL Naihyile
against Defender In whatever reso''a
or match might come alors
Early !n the day. the Guy OF bruse-
port was -un I'm alongside the Nalhyrle'
and the sailors were put At work empty
ing the YACHT OF her prov sions and sup
The humber of bottles, resembling those
wllch usually contain peer, eacn heSuy
wrapped I'm red paper, when maze tneli
aDpearancc from the depths OF the for-
ward Eatchway Of the Nalkyrle, was
marvell0ls Plainly the crew "oulo not
have suffered from thirst Turing the ZIP;
10 is sad the English sailors ana 'he
two captains will leave for England on
the Toutonic, which sails on "euiiesuay
moruiur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept. 2G.-Flour firm. de-
,,,srd fafr. winter wheat low grades,
- 1sGe ~. do. fair to fancy, S2.bvH@ .-''
DO. patents. SO 5p15.9D' Mliinesott .le''i'
50 sm2.aO. patents. 81 2vH4- 10. low cN-
fraa ~ 15u2..O. Southern quiet ana nm
common t0 fair extra, fz4-.vi boo4 10
choice. - Sun3.lo.
lybeaf snot market dull and steady;
40. red. store and elevator 1g'4c.'
afoot Go.. options opened duil ana un-
changed. advanced vac. suddenly cameo
fa1li.c. closing firm al l-Nl'sc. over
Yesterday. so. red, May, tu' tc.' JuH'i
7ol.c.. september, 6issc.: OCTOBER ofsc.i
Corn snot quiet and steady: No. .. Csc.
elevator SOC aioat. options were Gun anu
l.4I.e higher closing steady, Stptcill'ii
$3.50. october 3''sc'' November ''A0''
'6gg,s~spot dun mixed firm; white. &c.
lower. options duh and unchanged 10 &c.
higher: September 2Nc.; october. 10,
T.eemher 2ftc.. spot prices 10 -
o4t.c.. so. - mixed western. -4H
Ifay in limited demand, shipping, "0
zoe. good TO choice, e'detc.
Wool Quiet and steady domestic fleece,
lo 1873 5, po' and steady family, S9al2
extra mess. S7.jo0s, beef hams inactive
rierced beef inactive; city extra In
en- meats quiet and steady; picked
bellies sG15. shoulders So hams '"f
g. -. mi1dles nominal. ..,
lard ouiet and firm. western steam
closed at $500. city al S9.'.hDt op'o"
sales none. october closed al SEQ, re-
fined Am moderate demand, continent.
SIS. 40. South America. 81; COMPOUND >4.'p
$500. eo 1000 -
Butter in steady demand; creamery
elfsG22c.. western dairy, 9sc.i hisihs'
fccs quiet and easy for all but fancy,
western fresh. l3i4p l'c.' 90. per case
Tai.ow steady and quiet city 4,e.i
country a. 4u4lsc.
Cotton-seed Oh quiet and frmer; crude.
pic, yellow. &c; do. good OF siaoe'
Petroleum quiet and steady; refined,
New York 8 10. Philadelphia, STD, 90.
i'm bulk. sl55a4.Go.
R0su quiet and steady, strained COM
mon TO good. 81 .4,nrl.5u. ....
Turpentiue quiet aud firm at 2si4p2SAc.
Rice la moderate demand ana easier
domestic fair TO extra. 3404c.; japan
Molaeses firm. New Orleans open-kettlc,
good to choice. 2205Sc.. firm; moderately
active.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee closed barely steady lOnl5 points
down: September. Slj.3'W 10. 40, Octoper'
SI50151-. December SlI.1O. March, Slf-V
n1435. May Sl3.N5nlt. spot Rio steady
but dull. so. T. Sl'.i5.
Suear-Raw quiet and firm fair rciin-
ing. 3i.U3ifc., off 4. 4 l-l6n4 a-lOe. ;
standard s. Z 1-l6qi.,c.; cut-loaf and
crushed. p l-lGU5l &C.,. powdered, l-luH
4lic.; graduated, llr.i Cubes Liza
i-reiehts 20 Liverpool cotton by steam.
a-g2d.. grain hy steam, Of 50.
Peaches continue to show irrcoularity
in quality and values. with choice stock
in fair demand. .,
.f f..f.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
CnrheIi'> Onnrfers.

SAN ANTONIO. Sept 26.-Rne training
quarters where Champion James j. Cor
Lett will nut in his last months work
in preparation for his battle with + ~
simmons az Dallas. october I'D, are Dedu-
tifnllv situated in the suburbs OF this an
cient and picturesque city The e, com ,ia,-
dlOus clubhouse Of the san Antonio JocA-
ev club has been placed az MS disposal
and hs will lind the track TO De III me
condition for bis road work.
A hand-han court Is being erected near
the house. according 10 the plans made py
a New York architect. and approved Oy
the champion. The designer had no very
.sroat strain Oh his intellect FOR the entire
shooting matcn.' as Texas sports say
consists OF four high wooden waiis.
Rooms will Doe provided Tor the party
at the clubhouse. They have Oh Deen
furnished az considerable expense. me
Russell cottage. which will be occupied
as a residence by the champion and AIs.
Corbett. Is a handsome place on Aloma
Heights "A fashionable suburb four miles
from town. Corbett and his party are e sS-
pectcd 20 arrive here not later than &c
tohsr sth. and before that time every
hing will be in readiness TO receive theh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
TOBAccO ENCHANGE.


Offerings at auction on Change today
by Messrs. Carter * Ryland W. Ben.
Palmer q Co., and 'SfOnewall lopacco
Warehouse" - packages Of sun-cursd to-
laccOs.
one package sold at sl9.75. one at slG.75.
one at Slj.1j, one at So two at Sll %
one at 5000. one at Slp.25. one al siV.
one at 1913, one at 50, one al $50, one
at $50. one package taken In at SOU,
one package sold at 800. one packase
taken in at 81. one package SOLD az -
one at So one at 500. one at sJ.lV, one
at 50. one at S4.IO, one at $50. one NJ
one at $40 ~
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Ric.mOnd Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. 10 hOgshcads. filters. Is. sun
cured, 4; scrap dark, II; Tugs dark, ).
Total. II hogsneads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. : hogsheads, dark,
% hogsheads aud 20 terces, western. .
hogshoads. Renspections- Bright. Is
hogsheads; dark, l3 hogsheads.
Myers, Farmers. shockoe. Planters.
ghany. and Nauehan's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, IS pack
ages deliveries ~ packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tiOns on tObaccOs for the city OF Rich
mOnd. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
S4.o3l Il, plug tobaccos. sl5'1 G'. Total
Sj.G2j 40.
Messrs. George a. Haynes and W. Ben.
Palmer q co. viii offer breaks OF sun
cured tObaccOs at auction on Change to-
morrow, Friday. September -. lND.
There was a good bright loose tobacco
sale al Davcnp0rts tobacco warehouse
to-day. Mr. r.. Il. Cotton. OF Edseeombe
county. y. c.. was very much pleased
with his average OF nearly 2'c. the crop
around.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: Thomas Walton. Louisa county.
q IN
county. Va. W. b. Smithers. King and
Queen county. Va.
Mcssrs. subett * Cary. general com
mission merchants, No. ll3 south Twelfth
street. Richmond, Va. in their circular
Of to-day make the following comments
Tor the week on tobacco,
Dark tObaccos unchanged; receipts and
offerings OF good dark leaf tobacco con-
tinue light and in good demand. low
grade leaf and Tugs quiet, we make no
change In quotations.
Sun-cured- Receipts and offerings con-
tinue very light; market firm at quota
tons.
Brights-All desirable stock continues I'm
fair demand especially cutters and
smokers; low grades and wrappers very
quiet.
Ana quote prices current as follows:
Sun-Cured IobaccO-Luss. 10 50;
short leaf. s. to *. long leaf s 10 si2;
wrappers. $40 10 so.
Bright Tobaccos- Smokers Common. 81
TO 80. medium. So % 81 fine. * 10 SO.
Cutters Common $40 10 So. medium SIG
TO SIS: fine. So - TO Sos fancy. $40 10
$50. Fiilers-Common. -. - 10 81. mo
dunn. - 30 % 500; good. SO % S. fine
SO TO So. rappers-Common. SD to
SO: medium. SO 10 500 good So to $50.
fine. S35 70 $40: fancy. so TO $50 Wrap
Ucrs. mahOg 8ny-COlLmOn. ST. 10 ti1.
medium. so 20 SO. good. So TO SGD
fine, SO % $40; fancy 50 10 so.
Dark TotaccO-Lugs. - 10 S4.25, short
"a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Offerings and sales nt the Richmond To-
bnoco Exchanged Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,iccs.

NEW YORK sept. 2G.-Thc stock mar
kct stll retains SIS professional chardc-
ter. niIl 30 lonHH very much as ID the ace
uNlty m cotton and wheat has diverted
The attention OF outsiders at least for tAc
time being. 90 these products. The recent
remarkable rise in cotton followed up
to-day Ny gain o4 Dr.. 100 wheat iully
explains tut lNllAclcuDc OF the su'ru-
.afinr public Co the pres ,nt dun and mar
roW stock market. As q result. thc mar
kst for stocks was entirely professional.
al fHc opening She ludustriHls were
ftrore. especially Tor Sugar and Tobacco.
Sufar rose about a. point 90 loss tho
refusal or inc governing committee 10
take definite action iu tho matter OF de-
handing regular statements from me
company having been lavorahl} con-
suulI hy operators. Tobacco jumped 10
i.L,. Cd gain OF Us per cent. on covering
Feeding. on the other hand, was weak.
and fDI Us 90 DDS. the reports current
yesterday that tho Grccnhut-Mof
crowd ana tho present management hdl
reached am amicable arrangement hay
iag fAlci 60 materializc- The Gfahhtis
were prominent FOR a time. ana scored
-Hght gains. the August statcmrnt ipf
So. Paul having been the faNoiault lil"N-
cucc. A further advance in the price OF
anthracite coal started 1p a hFciy buhl,
ness u Reading ana Jersey 'tHitdi
around midday, and the former rose 10
.lil auI the latter 20 lli'e. 100 lnt AT t,,-
room trading however the mafkci Al7-
played weakness on rumois lnAl W llilhA
Irossmau a. Brother viii snip $1,000
hy Saturdays European sif mei'- ms
rave tie ltrr traders chance 10 attack
The list and prices rocfded Is TO / per
cent. Net losses were ianiA, per cent.
Tor the day. the latter in racine NiaH;
The Anthracite Coaiers, however tali'u
I3u1a. Dor cent Bonds were strong, safes
f.ffnt ,fr, 81 DIS usI Sales OF listed
stocks aggregated S2l3.00u shares and Of
unlisted stocks -IWN shtf,a' -ooo-,..,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Veteran, Reuniie.

BERWICK. Sept 26.-The veterans OF
the sixteenth Regiment Pennsylvania
cavalry. met hero to-day I'm a reunion
and had good time generally. This regi-
mont saw hard service. and was I'm many
hot battles. and their record Is very in
teresting It's first colonel was General
John Irwin Gregg who commanded the
second Brigade Of General ID. Mem.
Greeg's division in sheridan's Cavalry
Corps.
Many Of the old officers were present
to-day. Among them were General John
*. Robinson. Captain A. II Rush, of
New York city. and Lieutenant Camille
Barnet Of New York city. II was ex-
pected that General David Mem. Gregs
ANA General Osburue would be present.
fuf letters Of regret were read from
both.
r,r.sidont. General j X Robinson; Vice
President. Captain A. H. Rush Sser ,e
Pohm. chapiains. Captain Norman Ball
ana Lieutenant r. H. Atkinson.
This evening a campfire was held.
Nicholson. Wyoming county, Pa, was
selected for the next place OF meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
vor srnE 1oNG DoNG IS 4 LEPER.
Or. Benedict Denies That There are Any
Iepro~y Gases Ia the city.

Dr. Benedict Denies That lhcfc are AhN
Iepro~y Gases Ia the city.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Dr Benedict,
chief of the Bureau of Contagious Dis
eases sent some of his men yesterday TO
fumieate the premises at 753 Lexington
avenue. where Long Dong. the alleged
leprosy patient. says he came from. Dr.
Benedict denies that there are I'VE nun
bred cases OF leprosy in the city,
statement attributed TO Dr. Bogert, who
went 10 the Good Samaritan blspensafy
ON Wednesday afternoon 10 look into
the case.
II aha not even know OF this case"
said Dr. Benedict, until this morn
ing. This has been sent 10 the fecep-
ton Hospital for observation. l am not
vet satisfied that it Is lcprosy.'
Dr. Boyer called 40 President wilson 8
office after the latter had gone for the
day. 81 made Hight OF the case SAID
Or. Boecrt cas- the doctors al The Good
Samaritan Dispclsary seemed 10 De cN-
cited over IT, l regard the case as
one Of lcprosy in its first stages. did
not say there were five hundred cases
I'm the city. l thought all the time
that ] was talking only 10 doctors at
the Dispcnsary but found later that
one Of those present WINS a reporter"
Dr. Benedict said that there was a
leper now on North Brother Island.
who was sent there four months ago. lie
is West Indian.
I'VE DO not regard loprosy as con-
taeious." said Or. Benedict. land il Is
only ON account Of the public alarm that
such cases are Isolated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Frank Selig, OF
this city. was hned s. in a police court
Tor disorderly conduct. He had no money.
but said that ne could borrow that
amount If he were allowed 10 go out and
Sc MS friends The police would not al
low him 10 80 without security for his
return.
Here. take this as security" said Mrs.
selg. as she placed her three-months-old
baby IN the court bailiff's arms.
Mrs. SeIg then hurried out OF the sta
tion. saving she would not call for the
baby until her husband had secured
money 10 pay the fine. She did not re-
turn. and as the baby began 70 cry soor
after she left, IL was taken TO an orphan
asylum.
Later in the day Selis's fine was sus-
pended. and last night he and his wife
went 10 the asylum for their baby.
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That Alligator Recaptured.

NEW YORK. Sept. &.-Mothers hv-
ing IN the vicinity OF the White Plains
road and Becker avenue would not allow
their children 20 go 10 school yesterday
for fear they would be gulped down by
the seven-foot alligator that escaped on
Monday night from its tank. back OF
Thomas Morris saloon The reptile
was supposed 10 be lurking I'm the bushes
along the road, and all Tuesday night
policemen and citizens with lanterns
searched for the fug live. No trace or
IL was found.
Norris went TO the basement OF his
saloon yesterday morning, and there.
stretched out on a whlsky-barrel, was
the alligator. The saloon keeper called
his bartender and several neighbors.
rones were fastened around the'reptile, and
after much hard work the fugitive was
replaced In its tank. which was pro-
vided with a stronger grating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
somrrnING ABoCr e. y. Rosr.
The Man who WIN Come Here to sail for
the Americas Cup.


LONDON. Sept. 25.-Mr. Charles ID.
Rose, the challenger for The Americ~ 5
cup. informed representative of the
United Press iu an interview today that
"a letter oubodying a formal challenge
for me cup cannot be- written luui ,dtur-
dav. when meeting OF the committee on
the ROYAL Victoria Yacht tllu VIII De
hold and the form of chullen-e considered.
The challenge. hc SAID, Wouin, OF 'oui'' ,
have 90 be forwarded through tne 40. al
rhe United Press has obtained the ioi-
lowing authentic Information concerning
Mr. Rose. lie is the second lon OF 1H'
late Sir John Rose Bsrohct g .i S.,...''''''
Ills mother was iiss Emmett Temple, OH
Rutland. W. d. Dr. UNDERSTOOD thal AI.
Lowe. an American gentleman. WHO has
some horses in training DO EH-i"A' ~
a4-0ciafcd with rr. Rose in odiiulh6 Tue
new challenger for the cup, ana experts
therefore, do not regard the enter prise 90
OF purely British origin
Sir John Rose. the father or the email
longer for the cup assumed me inaii"7.
micut of the financial affairs OF the i,|'. ~
when he settled in England fifteen years
ago and Is credited with having siratly
improved the finances OF his Royal hlsh-
ness during his administration
Mra. Frances sloane 7taniel "A uau .',.i
Of Sir John Rose, was az one time a prom
luent figure in society al MdilpoIo"E"
House. the London residence OK me
Prince OF Wales.
CONCERNING the expressed intention OF
Sir George Newues 10 build a cutter 10
compete FOR the Americas cup, the ficid
says.
''Sir George Ncwnes. Ike Mr Rose ms
only lately taken up yachting. but Mf
Roses challenge prevents Sir George from
entering the competition
ln am interview with representative or
the Cenral News to-day Commodore Glen
ME said that he dld not attach mucn
inheritance 20 the challenge OF Mr. CHARLES
ID. Rose for the America cuq. Bic also
expressed his belief that Lord Duuraven 3
cOl0rs would never be Seen IN America
again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 25.-While
the amount of money paid for pensions
will not be materially different from that
OF past years. IL appears that there have
been added 10 the pension rolls during
the year about one thousand names III
excess OF those that have dropped out.
There have been a great many outstdnd-
ing pension claims adjusted during the
year. and that accounts FOR the large
increase.
The year has not been very fatal 10 PEN
sloners. the death-rate being less than
would be anticipated at the time o.
nfe at which the veterans OF the late
war have arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
III n HIS.

PARSI EY.-Died. al the residence Of
his father 3l2 west Broad street. Septem-
Der pa. CLAUDE Lorraine PARSLEY.
the only son of Luther W. anl Laura
Louise Parsley. aged siV years and one
month.
This lovely bud. so Young and fair.
allied hence hv early doom,
Came 20 show how sweet a dover
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care.
The opening bud 90 Heaven conveyed,
And bade 10 blossom there.
Funeral services AT the above residence
same day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
IRON TRADE OUTLOOK.
TIDE or ADVANCES IN IRON AND
STEEL TEMPORIRfLY CHECKED.
pittsburs Has Been Compelled to go Be-
low Market Prices, andis Now Fighting
Chicago for nm Order.

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 2G.-The Iron
Trade Review to-day says: The double
effort put forth recently TO stem the tide
Of advances In iron and steel was tenn
porarily successful.
Sales Of Bessemer pig iron by a large
western buyer at prices from fifty cents
10 one dollar below those previously rul-
ing. coming simultaneously with the buy
ing for Plttsburg daily OF two blocks OF
eastern iron made from imported ores,
offset for the time the generally admitted
inadeauacy Of the western firms 10 meet
the enormous current consumption or
steel.
In Bessemer steel there has Deen some
buying on a basis OF slf at Pittsburg,
a good-sized block OF metal being taken
at this fsure.
oAri-loN or sTnFNGIH.
Minor salcs nave been made at SlG.5O
at the Valley furnaces. The position OF
foundry-iron producers Is one or con.
tinued strength. A small additional
freight advance on southern iron comes
October 18th Meantime southern fur
naces are selling for further future de-
lveries than were entertained a Few
months ago. -.
LAX Superior charcoal which was slow
TO catch the step, has made more rapid
advauces in October than any other iron,
and is now sl5.25 10 SIG at Lake ports.
steel blllets are for the time being at-
fected by the peculiar conditions sur
rounding Bessemer iron. Pittsburs sales
have been at SD. 1924. In the Cleveland
district steel has been quiet. Chicago bill
1et sales were 1900 tons In the week
Plate mills begin TO show greater eager
ness for work.
sRueGIr FOR AZ ORDER.
In the Cleveland district western min
compelled Piitsburg 20 80 below what
had been accepted as market prices, and
now a sharp struggle IS on between chi
cage and Pitisburg for several thousand
tons of material for an upper Lake snip
yard.
Railroad buying keeps up, but II IS
largely for track supplies and repair
work. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Pennsylvania Railroad Intends I" '"'
Down the Time on it, Trains.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-According 70
a gentleman prominent IN Pennsylvania
railroad circles the recent race against
time made on the Jersey city Division
of the Pennsylvania viii inausuI"'e
persistent attempt on the part oil mat
great railroad 70 reduce the running tme
of all trains over the line. II Is the
purpose OF the officials OF the Pennsyi-
vania 10 give as nearly as possible the
-, s.r,ica between New York ana
Philadelphia of any road connecting the
two cities.
Not only is this increase in speed 10
he done on the Trenton line, out as Tar
"a practicable it will be applied 10 the
line between Pittsburg and Philadelphia.
OF course. the distance which the line
covers In crossing the Alleghanies, and
,he many curves found OF the road be-
,,veen the two Pennsylvania cities. make
il impossible 10 run a train on the line
through PENNSYLVANIA as fast as IL can
he run between Jersey City and Phiia-
dclphla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %. Flour firm.
Wheat steady: sample red track, coc.
Corn steady and unchanged.
oats ouiet and steady; No. . mixed.
track, pc. .
Pork fairly active and steady; mess,
50. clear mess. Sl1: family, sil.
Lard firmer and in fair demand steam
leaf. S631i2: kettle lard, S5'5''2' prime
steam $50.
Bacon steady: loose shoulders 500
short rib sides 1913; short clear, So."'2'
boxed meats. &C. more
Dry sa,tcd meats firm and active loose
shoulders. 1913. short ribs. S,.2o' snort
clear. So -: box meats &c. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at Sl.22.