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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

HONOLULU. Aug. IA cable PROPOSE
tiCu of ID d. Unite Character mas been
made To- the Hawauan Government By
Collnet H. :. Spaultng. "a wealthy sug ir
plan ter, Who recently returned from hu-
rope.
faith and has been received with favor
by President Dole and his Cabinet. The
matter VIII come up In the Senate on
the 18th. ana IL Is thought that the
upper house will ratfy a contract for
the construction Of the cable
The proposition Is 10 build from San
Francisco, CT in the near vicinity. TO
Honolulu. a branch line being Juilt TO
connect the other islands Of ,his group.
tW snty years, the Government 10 have
the right TO use both systems for the
trdusm sslOu OF official messages, free
of charge, zap 10 the sum mentioned per
annum. reckoning at the regular rates
churg-d.
one clause provides for the exclusive
privilege of landing cables on this terri
Tory for the term OF twenty years. such
privilege not 10 be construed, however,
as conflicting With any right the Gov
eminent OF the United States may pos
scss by the virtue of any existing treaty.
The promoter agrees 10 have the cable
in working order by October 81. 1898. n
he is successful in obtaining subsidi s
from the United States and Hawaii The
United Statc9 Congress VIII be asked to
appropriate $1,000 q year for twenty
ycaIs colonel Spaul9ing says: "The
general plan for carrying out .the cables
scheme ~ the OrsauIzttiOn Of an Amcri-
can company TO control and manage the
same iu the United States and TO or
galize q company .n Honolulu 10 control
and manage the interlslands lines"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

European dispatches published ycster-
dav t1ld OF the great interest aroused
among mod cal men in Europe by tle
recent experiments of Professor Mar
rarI.ro. OF the University oil Genoa. iu
treating tuberculosis boy the use OF SEE
NAM AT the recent Medical Congress at
I.ofgpauN Professor Marrl2ll iuo reported
Chat Ur hau treated over eighty cases of
tuberculosis by tins mot Ioi and that.
while some OF these were still uoder
treatment. it was possible 10 report ais
of an the cases
In spfakinc OF the statements in regard
fo Professor Maruglliul's experiments
Dr Paul Gibicr Of the Iasteur insti-
tute. sad yestc ay.
There is not ng now In this method
of treating tuberculosis When NJ.
Chi rlcs R.chet. who may appropriately
be styled the faith OF serlm-therdpy,
began his exp riments With this treat
mcnt. following the example and methods
of Pasteur. one OF the first diseases to
viii ne turned his otiention was tubcr-
culCfis. The experiments begun by b m
have been car. el on since them both
in Paris and also in q modest way on
this SIDE of tha water The results or our
work thus FAR. iu this as -n other malis-
IS not claimed that the sero-therapic
method OF treatment viii cure all forms
Of the diseases for which 10 .s usually
administered or even all GASES OF any
az those forms Wha. has been prov II Is
that certain ferns OF malignant di sease
readily Weld 20 the Sero-therip.c treat
ment. There are men In good health to-
dav who owe their lives IN 1t. New York
SIN.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. AUG -U-cofton quiet;
DID, ifne eulf E 1910. misdiIug. t-lU;
r.l.s receipts a21 bales. forwarded. 30
bales. sales. 512 bales all sp.uuers; stock
steady. August and september. i3l. Oc-
f.Uor 1886. November IH, December
. .D. january. go. February, 4.I1. March.
I.fl. sales. lHa Too bales.
Total to-uay~Nct receipts. a1l bales.
UYoiis 20 Great Britain, $500 bales;
sIl.h ZlN. sl3 bales.
Total so far tn's week Net receipts,
1lu bales. exports to Great Britain.
5000 bales, Continent. 1884 bales
Total since September lsi-Nc receipts.
7Mfl5> bales exports io Great Britain,
:. li~.NIl bales, France. 1850 bales. Con-
tiuenf ABB $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. la. Aug @O.--CottOn
futures steady sales 2s4oO bales Au-
gust tla s.ntcmher. 40. October and
November. 1l.. December. lis; January.
7.2t. February, $50, March, 1.30. April.
TIl.
LINlRPOOL. Aug. o.-Noon.-Cotton
demand moderate and prices favor buy
err. American middiing @-32. sales,
500 balfsi American, 100 bales specu-
iatiOn and export. 800 bales Futures
opened quiet and demand modcrate Sep
ffmhcr and October. al-G3ff3 m.GI. Dc-
fohcr and November. 3 57-Gf03 HS-Gi:
November ana December. 3 Jp-G4. Dccem-
Ter and January. 3 Gp-6i. January and
l..irfinrv 8 f4-bi. March and April =
FUTURES easy az the decline.
j.. cotton steady. August ana
ceptember. 56-GiN3 5I-Gf SELLERS. Sem
,omber and October, 3 5I-GiN3 0S-0f sell
.,s. October and November. 3 tN-6lI
.q-Gl, buyers. November and December.
MOI. value. December and January,
a. %. buyers. January and February.
5 O2-Ci43 CJ-Ul, buyers February and
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liberty BELLS PROPOSED TRIP.
An Organization Wishes TO stop IL Because
Of the sham Bull Fight.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, august "
The OPPOSITION tc the removal % the LID
erty Bell from this city to Atlanta, Ga.
frr exhibition at the Cotton states FIX
position was revived to-day
Mayor Warwick received communi-
cation from Mrs. Mary r. Loyen, OF
Bryn Mawr Pa, who IS superintendent
Of the department OF Mercy OF the Ma
tional NOmen's Christian Temperance
Association and also "A vice-president OF
tho American Humane Association, pro-
testing on behalf OF these organizations
to the removal OF the relic because OF the
projected sham bull fights at the Expo
sition
Mrs Lowell asks the mayor In view or
this TACT 10 withhold his sar elton OF the
bells removal. The citys executive has
not as yet replied 10 the protest but IN.
asmuch as he has taken decided stand
I'm favor OF the transfer Of the relic, II
IS believed that his answer 10 Mrs. Low
ell will Zoe Of an adverse character. Ar
guments was heard before President
Judge Thayer. OF the common pleas court
to-day on the application Of citizens ior
an injunction TO prevent the city OF fhila-
delphia from taking the bell TO the En-
position. The attorney for the city con-
cludod with a motion TO dismiss the APP
pllcation. No decision was rendered.
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TACOMA, WASH. Aug. @.-"Owney."
the postal clerks famous dog. who has
travelled over the United States, sailed
to-day for trip around the world from
Tacoma. Early I'm July Owney came to
Tacoma and made a trip TO Alaska. Re
turning. hc inspected a China steamer
lyier 40 tho dock and seemed very inter
cste1 IN if. This morning Assistant Post
master stockings made arrangements for
him 10 go around the world. lie VIII go
10 Hong Kong on the Northern Pacific
steamer Victoria rs tho guest Of Captain
John panton. The Captain Will put him
aboard an English mail steamer bound
for London via india and Suez. Owney
viii thence bee sent 10 New York and
back 20 Tacoma.
Dwney is ow fifteen years old. he
started travelling from Albany. \. Y,
many years ago. \ postal clerk took a
fancy 20 him. and put about his neck
tag bearing the inscription. "Be kind 10
Owuey." Ever since he has travelled
with the postal clerks. He is now rat
ana lazy. aud viii probably die eventually
of over-foeIlng. as the clerks vie with
each other in taking good care OF him.
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TORACcO EXcHANGE.

hl'hMOND, VA, aug. =, $50.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
wrappers. = hogshCads. filters. .. cutters.
-, lear tdarkJ, -, Tugs MarkJ, q. Total,
90 hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
inspections Bright, 1856 hogshcads: dark,
20 hogsheads ana I ticrcc. ReinsQec-
uons-Brght, q hogsheads and ] fierce;
dark. hogshcads
Myers, shOckoe. Meals. Davonport's,
Planters SeabrOOk's, Crenshaw's, ALLIE
Ehauy ola Dominion. and Jones tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, -
packages, deliveries, 81 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tObaccOs for the city Of Rich
mOHd. Va, to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
ST. l2G.Oj. plug tobaccOs, sl,5sliJ. Total,
S3.3I7.2O
Messrs George a. Haynes and w Ben
Palmer viii offer several sun-curel to-
bacco crops az auction on Change to-
morrow. Wednesday. August II. 1893.
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was ordained to the priesthood. he pc
longs TO tile Society OF Jesus, ana ovcu
pics a chair in the Roman cathoiic 'oi-
lcge.
None OF these experiences appear be-
tween the lines of the little volume wnic-
Is being praised In both continents. me
Ring" The Robin" The White Jcssa-
mine" "Inti'n.ltions." all love pce.hs,
delicate, sanciful, hopeless. for 1t is NOT
happy love that inspires the poet out
one cannot read them and divine tmsy
are the ytarnir IS of a cloistered life. me
poems TO Milton. Shelley. and Sappho are
recoenitions one does not look Tor In the
hard school where. as Cardinal Gibbons
said when he addressed the convicts IN
the MARYLAND State prison.. ne spent
seven years of such mental. physical. and
spiritual discipline that could only come
with voluntary submission. The religious
posrns. II one may discriminate between
Spirituality aud religion, breathe spirit
SO wide that | Do not SEE why Compust.
an agnos.ic and an evangelical Methodist
may not read them with equal ass mt.
THAT which is looked for as the result
OF training a certain stern ascotlclsin,
alone is lacking. IL is hard 20 imagine
Father Tabb either a Jesuit or an ~ l.
school Presbyterian. Hartford CouTaht'
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THE MAYOR DOESN'T CUSS
HEs4rsH USED no, BUT STOPPED
4 YEAR 400.
Neither Does He Drink, Smoke or Chew.
but has Contracted the Ice-Creain and
Soda Water Habit.

Mayor Richard NJ. Taylor yesterday ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
manner in which the Sunday avs were
enforced last Sunday. lie thinks ina,
this fact speaks well not only Tor the
efficiency of the police department, but
also for Richmond as law-aOidinS city.
TIE Mayor says that ne will be giad 10
see the courts pass on the laws "hich
have been on the statute-bOok TOT iv'
years While he, OF course. had nothing
to DO with the making OF these laws,
yet he has a great deal TO 10 ~ seeing
that they are enforced to their Idiiesl
extent as long as they remain unrepealed'
sr.rPrD CUISINE.
''Tho only question: continued me
Mayor. us what is necessity, ana tnal
Is one OF the hardest things 10 dehhe.
Now. | 10 not drink, smONe. chew, OF
cuss ] used to cuss til a year ago wh''
some people kicked about IL, so | stopptu
As | have none of these habits. hquor an"
tobacco are not necessities to me, anu
l do not see why they should De soiu
on Sunday. However. there are many
men who use both liquor and tobacco,
and believe them 10 be necessities 10
their welfare and comfort. | have con-
tracted 1.-THE ice-cream and soda-wator
habit. and | believe they are absolute
necessities, and should be sold NJ All
tines In this view | know smokers VIII
not agree SO there We are. j nave my
ItctHHil4'S, anu oAutf ieolie udN' Nh''' .
Therefore we must let the courts de ide
what our necessities actually are.
A GOOD Nj THODI,l.
Now, told Major Howard that n
he closed saloons and cigar-stores he
must 20 farther | said that you tpisco-
paiians must cOncede that We Metn0dlsts
object to street-cars, newspapers ana ali
such things on sunday, 50 close them
This subject has been preached 20 me
Sunday after Sunday by my good pastor,
and once he pointed his finger at me
when telling what the Mayor of the city
should do. | was tempted 70 get up
in my pew and blurt out. MIR. Pastor. 1
have done that already for ! really nad
issued my proclamation covering all the
points he mentioned.
Il suppose that / will be fred out OF
the Mayors chair for enforcing these
Sunday laws. but that is all right. W nhe
i'm IL want no discrimination regarding
necessities. As to the laws have nothing
to say. Like every citizen | nave a vote.
BY the way. 1 like TO vote. and II VIII
ne cast when the question comes up tor
public expression"
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sraL cauoHr ar ocrtN GRovE.
Mr.. Maicom shsckIetord, or Richmond
the successful Fisherman.

AsBURY PARK, Aug GA seal four
and onc-half feet long. and weighing
about 80 pounds. was caught in the surf
at the Ocean Grove hshingpier yesterday
afternoon. by Malcolm shacKleford, or
Richmond Va.
Bathers who saw Il mistook the seal
for a dog. The seal attempted 10 swim
around the per. and was cast close TO
the shore by a big wave. MIR Shackie-
ford jumped in the SURF. End caught the
seal by tho tail.
W. II. Carpenter 81 New York. ara
William +. Prcvn. OF philadelphia, went
10 the assistance of Mr. >hacki"ford.
and a rope was fastened around the seal.
II was drawn ashore. and hr. Shackle-
ford sold II to the managers OF The fsn-
ing.picr.
\ shark seven feet lorg was caught
Yesterday morning IN Larrabee's pound
nets. at Bradley Beach. The shark Is
exhibited on the Ocean Grove fishing
bier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

A strange Msladv Carries on Almost a
whole Family.

ELIZABETH, Aug. 20.-F.ve chillren
of Mr. and Mrs. EIgenc Wilson. OF gld
Catherine street. Elizabeth, have died
since July 5O,h Of a strange malady that
battles the physicians
The last chilli 20 die was Eddie. aGtd
six years. who died yesterday morning.
His twin brother. Eugene. died on July
3pth, and the youngest child. Esther on
the same day. Philip. aged .nree. died
on August Sth. and Annie. nine years
old, or August ian
In June the children were stricken with
measles. and whOODirg cough followed.
In the latter part OF July the children
began TO fade away. They were unable
10 retain nOGrishmcnt and We're reduced
TO skeletons One child. n girl Of seven
years. is sick with the same peculiar
disease but appears 10 be recovering
Wilson Is a macninist IN the Singer Sew
Ing Machine Works The Illness and
deaths In his family have SO increas 4
his expenses that want threatens the
family, and a public subscription has
been started in their behalf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

BLOOMFIELD. August a.-rJohn Burns,
q resident OF FRANKLIN vert bathing IN
the Norris canal When h. care ont he
fpund thai his clothes had been stolen.
Not "A SCRAP of covering remained.
Burns craWled 20 the road and hid
behind "a fallen log. Three young Men
came by shortly. and 10 them Burns
tried 10 explain bis plight. but they ran
away and spread the repor, about town
that there was "wilc iran" In the
woods 4 nuuit or OF men vent 10 tie
scene. armed with clubs TO capture The
dan gfroUs fellow.
Burns succeeded IN explaining the Sill
uati0H 20 the posse before tfey startec
I'M 10 club him. and he was fitted out with
some bodily covering and LEFT for his
home ia no happy frame Of mind.
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constitutional because he was apPoinss.
v.hiIe s,rvinr MS SENATOR IN The Congress-
which raisei the salary OF the .jekican
minister. has startled reports tnat va, va
rious other officials are Illegally nol'.ns
Office FOR the same frascn. Among enc
cases mentI, us1 H. that or Judge Mcnens
ma. who. while serving "a MEMBER .,
the Fifty sert nd Congress. was aupoin,eu
circuit iUcge Of Northern California. is1t
as the nine additional circuit judges Nelo
c.cafed by the preceding ConFfess-~'
that Congr.ss-the constitutional inhioi-
tion, 1t is held. does not apply against
him
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l.lnomerS nj the Altar.

CT ICAGO. ILL. August ~. young
men, or two young women. II could not
be determined which AZ first glance, en-
tered County Clerk knopfs Office yes
tertay morning leading bicycles. They
advanced TO marriage Clerk Salmon
sons desk and asked for a license. They
gave the names of George W. Clark and
Eva Mae ChlrsteH. aged twenty-Cne and
nineteen years respectively.
They got license ard hurried TO the
Office Of "A Justice Of the Peace. whore
they were joined by another young lady
in boomers. who acted rs bridesmaid.
The ceremony was quickly performed,
and the party mounted their wheels and
rode OFF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The Artillery Barracks at TooIa De-
stroyed.

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The Daily News
publishes dispatch from Trieste saying
that newspapers there report that an ex-
piosion occurred yesterday - the artller,
barracks at ToOa. capital of the govern
ment of that name, In Russia.
Three hundred persons are said 70 have
been killed. including many officers. The
barracks are "a heap Of RUNS.
An examination into the cause Of the
explosion led To- the discovery that the
barracks had been undermined every
where.
Many arrests have been made Of per-
SONS suspected OF being implicated in the
outrage, which IS supposed TO have been
the work of Nihilists.
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at i0Ti5c. lower; common 10 extra steers.
S3.1OrfJ.Dp. stockers and feeders. S2J"st
400. COWS and bulls. Si.259J.7J; calves.
S3.5paa9J Texans. s2vVdiVV. western
rangers. S2.iOn 10.
flogs-Receipts. lG,Oo0 market firm and
&c. higher: heavy packing and shipping
lots. S4.5Jnig5; common TO cholce mix
ed. 81 .ns,fD5. choice assorted. sf.yJp
5.VJ. light. S4.JOfiJ.vO. pigs, >jvVd4.SS.
sheep Receipts. 1900. market weak
at iVu15c lower; inferior TO choice, Si.'S
$3.50: lambs. S3OUd5.2J.
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TO DAYS MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

schiller Lodge. l. .. q. f., sehiiier
Hall
Pocahonast Tribe. /. o. II. NJ. Powelis
Hail.
Phil Kearney Post. G. \. r.. Eagle Han.
"'he state Council. chosen Friends. Con-
trail Hail.
stcnewall Camp. Fraternai Legion. Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Han
MI Erin Beneficial and Social Society.
Puwhatan Hall
Virginia Lodge. Sex ,nnial eI.ague, Drulds'
Hall.
Company \. First Regiment. Armcry.
Ancient Order tiibernisns. Lee-t.amp
Hall.
Richmond Castle, X. G. T.. X q y
Hall.
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HUNTINGTON. ". VA. Az a.
NahTda smith, keeper OF a saloon at
GRAY. small place soutk Of here On tie
Norfolk and Western rallr )d' was cross
ing Big Sandy river In skin last syen-
ing with "A cOlorei woman named Lima
Uass. when the boat capslzed and b D
occupants were drowned. The relatives
of Mrs Smith, who was widow, Hooked
TO her house and fought over her effects,
sam Hunt being shot IN tie melse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

NCRRISTOWN, PA. Aug. ~. The in
quest In the case OF the kiling Of the Ia
nous artist, Thomas tloyou1en, AMI Ettle
IN Plymouth township, several days ago.
was concluded yesterday afternoon. Nine
teen witnesses we're heard. aad the jury
rendt red "a verdict ceusurlng the railroad
officials for their neglect In not having a
Waterman or safety gates AT the crossing.
Ire testimony Of most OF the witnesses
was % the effect that Mr.. HOvsnden lost
hls life i'm an accidental manner. ana not
iu trying 10 save the lie Of the child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

WILMINGTON, \. Q, Aug. W-kOsin
firm. strained. I.i5 good strained, SID.
Spirits of turpentne steady, machine,
- &C.,, irregular, Zihsc.
Tar steady al Sl.J5.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, s1.lO;
soft, Si.Jl; virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. :. c.. Aug. 2O.-Tur-
pentinc firm at IKE. receipts. ~ casks.
Eosin-Good strained firm at SLoJGll5,
receipts. a1i barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug 2e-spirits Of
turpentinc market opened firm AT 80 n
2tac., with sales Of 81 casks az the call
at 2arc. after the close buyers were
bidding &c
kosin market was buletncd firm and
.unchaneel. WIN sales Of l..lI barrels.
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NYACK. y. ". Aug. 2o.-George Wei
mer. Of New city. in March, 1894. while
being initiated into kakiat Tribe, I'm
proved order OF Red-Men Of Congefs.
rad his leg rOKrn during some part OF
tho ceremony. Mr. Weimer mas had mIeh
trouble ami expense with his injured
limb, and thinks tina, 5000 would recoh-
pense him tor becoming the vistin OF the
Red-Mcn.
His doctors bill is said 10 nave amount
ed 10 about $3.50. lie want ID the tribe
TO settle this. but could come 10 no agree
U.Fuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

ATLANTA. GA. August 2O.-Thc In
dlcat.Ons sre ifat Atlanta rs 10 be pre-
Cipitated into the midst of another heat
81 prohibition contest. and that. too,
during the progress Of tho Exposition.
The Methodist ministers OF the city, AZ
their REGULAR Ecetlre. took tie matter mp
and decided 10 beeir 40 once the work or
SECT ring the signatures Of the necessary
Ono-tenth Of the registered voters to a
reutiCn calling for an election OF the
auction OF wet or dry" Tor. November
lst. This action insGres the calling " the
election
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. Colour dull and
weak. ofiercd lower. and demand light;
winter wheat, low grades, S2.goe3.lO. DO.
fair TO fancy. Si.lui5.tt. DO. patent. $500
m4uO. Minnesota clear. SZ.O1n5.@D, pa
tent Ss.Aln4.U. low extras. e2.Jou3.fu.
civ mills 1900 10, do. patent st.4uI
4,s. southern flour duil ana weak, COM
mon 10 fair extra, S2.lVuzev; good 10
cnoice DO, Sb.uia9.o'.
Wheat dull and lower with options,
closing firm. 80. = red, store and ,ie-
vafor. e., qosa,c. aiioat. zoe options
nNrrsd vr4k and declined igulNc.. 80.
o rcd August. Gs3c., September, nSttc..
October. csc. December, tV4c., May. i4c.
com dull ami lower No. 2, lf',c- eie.
vator 4GSc. aioat options declined
i-4.c under yesterday. with trading
dun. september 45eci october 4-.sc.;
oats duli and lrm. options duii fl, ana
October 2fc., May, -'e.. .Spol ~ 49,
No , 2Gsc. so. = white, 29i2c.; miAed
Hay quiet and weak; shipping, 5ja7oc.;
GOOD a. choice. gJc.HSlop.
Wool quiet. domestic fleece loaZ-c.;
pIpiDeT inactive. family. s1f.Oo0i2.5o: ex-
Urn moss. $500. beef hams quiet, uefceu
beef finn ana in better q, nlaiia 'l,y
.vtra India mess. SiJoyNlLuot cut meats
AIN and steady: picked bellies .,vJ;
e .ea,,i' 9 iars ss5GG575: hams, >9.ooD95o.
Lard Quiet and easy, western steam
S7.529 asked, Wty. So ,.p..i,,l,i -
Se.5 nominal Refined quiet; continent
- nu. south American, Sn-'i ,oihPOuN4'
SHINES. ,... d,,,ord.
Pork firm and in moderate oeihai'"'
mess, Si125all.i5 ..,... e.o.o a,ir,.
l2alS'sc.. Do To-, e ,ae iI:;ssins. sic.
1'aIiov. In ieht supply ANA strong city,
4Isc. hil. country, aga io. H.. ...,.
COTTON eool oil dull and steady; crude
2fc: yellow prime, -'IH-'''' "0' e0'"
on t loi,,,,, I'm fair demand. Refined
New York. $40. Philadelphia 500; oo.'
R Sia' steaqy. strained. common to
s9 T5arp sisg '. qaiot and steady at l7.9
iI Rice steady. quiet and unchanged.
Nolasscs frm and unchanged.
ro .s'o' Sriat and unchanged to 10 points
5o,,rr. s'nfenlher. Sl51lU l1.2lt NoNtin-
Der. S1I15. December Sl'.-''t ,.,'.,' 'fo1
Mo duU and steady no. o. 'I'--'' ....
snr4r-Raw more active ana ,asicf'
CO.. rsfnine ouict and steady al . l.-l1c.
I,orra1 ruiot and steady, on A. fi.c..
etordar8 a. 7-1c04H.c.. cut-loai and
crushed. . 1-lG05Ic.; graduated '-lod
4'ii.S r.iobts 10 Liverpool quiet; cotton,
eonthsrr Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Peaches. in barrels. early trade was laiTr
M fun prices but later was pu ,..ro "' ~
~ ', ,,,s,,i,m cranes quiet, supply free
and prices unchanged. fine m1skmeilon,s
44, and fairly active with POOR STOCK
duu and irregular, sweet potatoes ill
i' r,e,.le south Carolina carrier. N,.on
-. a. North Carolina. Sl5inlt'; y IT.
riria basket. Src.0>1.ao; 10. case ",o'
Msf oo. do. Maryland and Delaware ease
7Ic.NS1.Dp. .-.-.o,o. l,ei,ot
G'o ash 20. n-oo..,,o,. 10
Watcrm,lons Hunlroi. S1ponliooi no.
carloads S1l.o1rll@nN. l.,oo. o.~
Nus,meions Barrel, t'c."fiV"' '"i-
10n1s $500 NO0ll.Nu. ,-,
Hnclicherriez- Maryland and Delaware
quart. sac. ~s,,o