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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. Wheat broke
IN the morning carly. but as the session
progressed there Was steady and Yosi-
tive recovery TO prices. Inc leading
factor i'm producing the early weakness
was The belief that there will be- ireer
receipts of winter wheat 10 has been
known for some days that efforts weIe
ifiug made 10 induce farmers 10 hold
their wheat for better prices. The
s.nfmc is well organized. but the iccol-
lection of the fiat failure tnat followed
Is similar effort in 1872 led 90 ,ne lm-
rra-eiuu that this would meet Elth nO
success. According TO the Cincinnati
i'll.t-l urrcnl. tnc present restricted
grains from first hands was due TO- the
action spoken of. and the trade believed
that DO viii not be- long before receipts
tbs morning Prices reccleG until they
were under puts, which, for the buying
against those privileges, aided by pur-
chasts oi local bulls of a different class
from those who sold ont earlier, revived
tho dropping disposition Of the market,
and recovery took place. Before the
close further irmncss resulted from re-
ports that California would have the
smallest crop ln tWcnty-Oue years. and
the fIa tone was firm at OF near the
outside for the day. September i,c.
hi4ner than yesterday. September wheat
opened from CSC. 90 Os'sc. sold between
as 81. and 69'sc., closing al Gt4c. CASH
wheat sold al lc. decline, but closed
nomuaNy firm. with the futures.
Com-lhe cash demand Tor corn has
been remarkably good recently, and
10 that fact September shorts have cause
for anxiety. Whilst 10 cannot be- seen
that manipulation in that option IS in-
tended. the possibility OF fictitious values
being established exist, and conservative
bear traders have been cleaning up. lest
they might bee caught. With inis in
view. the buying to-day caused The de-
livery mentioned 10 enhance, while The
more distant months sympathized very
frIInerrnty. September corn opened
at 42ic. advanced TO 43An 1850, where
10 closed, isc. higher than yesterday.
May closed lisa14c. higher than mat
day. Cash corn was firm ana about
l.c per hushel higher.
Oats-The same dizziness prevailed IN
oats. A restricted business and a mar
row range was noted, with the sentiment
stronly in sympathy with the later ac-
ton Of wheat and corn. Receipts We're
Do cars No oats were Withdrawn from
store. At the close september was 'sc.
HIGHER than yesterday. cash oats were
quiet and steady.
prOvisl0ns-Ihe demOralized hog mar
ket told on product this morning. holders
selling freely ana prices declining ca
the offerings. As wheat gave evidence
of more settled and firmer feeling later
in the session. a rally IN product also
took place and the close was at un-
changed prices for september pork and
lar'-anl &c. higher for September IBIS.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

c.IortS 70 Continent, iyi bales, stock
Natal 40 lar this weck-Nct receiDta.
/ Si naIcs exports 10 Great Britain.
as bales. France. BIS bales. Continent,
-.rotaI since september lst-N Net receipts.
= as 30 bales exports TO Great Britain
XtlSsiI bales. France, 49, bales, Com
tincnt y.4it3s2 bales.
NrW ORLEANS. LA, Aug. i.-Cotton
futures steady. sales. 1890 bales: Au-
eugf. GG2. september 66S, October. Gil:
NovSnhcr G.f5. December. 6.sD. January
o. ~. February, '.'ii March, OJo, April,
LIVERPOOL Aug 1.-Cottcn steady:
American middlinS. 3-lG. sales. 1000
balce. American. 300 bales. speculation
hales an American. Futures opened
steady and demand moderate: American
middilng. low middliug clause, August
and september il-6iq3 1864. Septem-
hrr ana October. , 1864. October and
November. AGA. November and De
carnhcr. = 4J-ta. December and January.
. ls-6lsi3 37-Gf. January and February,
r t7-egaS 4S-64: February and March.
2 t4-Gl. March and April. 3 al-G Fu-
tures steady Tenders at to-day's clear
ings. $50 bales new dockcts and loo bales
r. M.-Spot Cotton American mid
ding. fair. Z g-;.2, good middlug. gl-92.
lOw miIdling. 3 3,l6, good ordinary, . -.
September 3 45-dig3 lf-6i buyers. Sep
tsfnhcr and october. 3 i1-G4u3 1864 sell
ers. October and November. . IG-I46D
g l7-GL buyers. November. 3 l7-GIl1
3 1854. buycrss December and January.
. A9-6i sellers: January and February.
o. DOL, sellers. February and March.
g sl-Gfu3 51-Gf. sellers. March and AprIl.
g 12-GiNj 1,-Oi, buyers. April and May,
9 900. sellers. Futures closed firm at
the .UEdUrN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

NEW YORK. Aug. Flour duh and
barely steady; winter wheat, low ri"rt7i
S-.tO0i.1u. 90. fair 10 fancy S'.aoa;-'o'
do. patent, slOvo4.Nj. Minnesota cieai'
SHRUGGED. patent, S3.yOli 400. low extras
S-'1-~.lU. Southern -four duh and easy 3
common To fair extra. $--Vgo.uv, good
TO choice do, NiuJ0a.>U.
Wheat dun ana nrmer, with options
SO. red, store and elevator, nc, anoai,
i.futaitc. options opened weak ANA q, -
CilltI ll-ul &C.,, advanced lYsNl'.c, zen
isc.. and closed firm at lisa lesc. over
Yesterday, with "a falr trade, No. . itl'
august ana September a4c, OCTOBER
t4i4c.. December. i5l.c., May, $50.
corn dull and nrycr, No. ., in'sc., Gle
Nator' OBS. aloa~ 0puons "eciliie4
iic.. rallied 'Glsc.. fell lsal &C., ana
.closel nrm al i.Q'>c. over yesterday,
with trading moderate, August and sep
TENDER $50 october, i'Hc.; May, lie.
oats iul aug easier. options very
dull. August, 2lc.i september. %c-ec.; DC
tou,r -o'-c. spot prices. 80. -. 80,
50. white, 81 4c.i mixed western, 81
nay quiet. shipping zoe; good TO
choice, H1c.NSlu5.
Wool in mol,rato demand and nrm;
domestic fleece. l1n re, pulled, lJd5lc.
Beef duh and unchanged. hams quiet
at $500. ucrccd beef SLOW and Nrm.
city extra, India mess. SlGWulIvO, cut
meats quiet and unsettled: picked bel
lies. SIuoal25. 10. shoulders. 500: DO.
hams. S'-5a9.'5.
Lard quiet and firm: western steam.
$3.50. city, S6-s, September sJ.Jp nOmi-
nal kcnned 90 moderate demand. Con-
tinent. SG.N5, South American, 81 70. COM
pound. ~i.-5UJ.lO.
Pork in demand and steady, mess.
SEQ.
hutter-Fancy hrmcr and fairly active:
state dairy. hgltc.; do, creamery. lSU
lN'4c. western dairy, lOa l3c.; Egins.
QlN.c.
Tailow quiet and firm; city. alsc. asked,
Ha..H 1
Cotton seed OH quiet and easier: crude.
good off grade, &c.
Petroleum nominal.
kOsin quiet and easy. strained. COM
mon To- good SLEIGH '5.i5.
Iurpentinc dull and weak al 27d27s,c
RICE ana m9iassea iirm and unchanged.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee steady and unchanged 10 10
points up, september Sl535. October.
SD. iNQ loo; December. SI51JUl5 -:
March, Sl'W spot Rio dull and nrm:
No. E. SlGDOliG25
Sugar-kaW firm and f-irlv active: fair
reclining, lJ-loc. Refined firm ana un-
changed.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and nomi-
nal.
Southern Fresh Fruits and Vegetables:
Apples and pears fairly active and M:m
FOR fine. peaches I'm light receipt firm.
and in iair demand; grapes in better
supply and weak, unless fancy; water
Ai'A'+t. 800 If'tttt"Af ihlfif anu litt4N
offered; fine muskmelons in demand and
supply mostly inferior and neglected:
Vegetables without change
Huckleberries Quart. Ili7c.
Applos-Crate. 250JOc.
Pears-Lec0ntc barrel. sl.OO42 %; 90.
Bartlett, crate. oOu6Oc.
Grapes -Georfit, common. basket l0a
l5c. 40. South Carolina. pound. 5ii2c
DO. case. 25W5Oc.: do. North Carolina. ]
pornd. sNl2c.; do. basket. 2Jf1Oc
Peachcs-Carrier. 3jgCOc.; crate, 7Jc.ff
81 90.
Watermelons Hundred. S7.J04lo. 90;
carload. SJO.OOQ 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

IN ,uicken The interest OF the smploycs
I'm fh.lr work and result M" He"e'"'
L.ttsrr.cnt of the service. - A.
- retar> Merton dehShte' -,
,toorc the rew chef Of the Ns"intr
Bmcau. who recently sue ,sede,i rr', ~
sor Harrington BE denies tha' Mr. Mr.
N,oo,c is nyactlcal without being s'iei'-
fi6c and asa srts that he 3 ooth p'@e-
tisai and scientific. Mr.. Moor. na, ,o Daeat
he saws. A close. student Of m&eofolvi>sssr
snt'T'Sts Tor many years. ~ tnoroufhlw
familiar with station work, i2vo an-
,rinistratiye officer. a strict is'lpinuiit',s,
and. In every way. the most thoro"s"
cxnert who has flied the Office. - A..
lhc efect Of Mr. Moores pro n,,ion. m'
SAYS. IL already apparent upon w a.,
vice II fas greatly str"ng;nehen IL
esprit du corps by showing ne men ~
the ranks that promotion awaits .nvs
who qualify th sfnselvcs for hixne' posi-
tons and that these places VIII nor ~
given under this al rinistration, Al 'e'S,.
to outsiders who have nothing nut 10Y
scientinc attachments 20 recomm "n"
them.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

An Oner of Marriage From Drowning
Man She Rescued.

. PHILADELPHIA. Aug las heroic
ufo-saver. Miss Carrie Vaughan. pre-
possessing young belle OF Gladwyn, Mont
eomery county. has come bravely to the
front at Rose Glen. John Gallagher,
voulg man who resides ia Lower Merton
township. accidentally fell from the boat
landing while fishing al Rose Glen, on
the Schuylkill.
The water at the landing is twelve feet
deep. and Gallagher was unable 10
swim. His struggles IN the water and
cries for help attrscted Miss y tugnan,
who was walking along the liver road.
sprlnging into a boat, pushed out from
the shore.
Afloar on the deep stream the heroic
Young rescuer grisped the drowning man
bv the hair. lust in the nick OF time.
with q firm grip she tOwed him safely
ashore.
Miss Vaughan received the thanks OF
Gallagher not only. hut his friends are
responsible for the story that he offered
her his heart and hand az an evidence
of his gratitude.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Object 10 Paving the Nora Claim.

MADRID. Aug. l.-Republican and Car
list senator's and deputies have addressed
"A protest 10 the government against the
pavment OF the Mora claim without the
sanction OF the COrtes. The protest de-
clares that the government precipit
I'm settling the claim or the United
states il unconstitutional and humiliat-
ing upon Spain. and that the conduct OF
the United states In taking advantage Of
the Cuban instruction 20 press this claim
lis an exhibition OF an unfriendly DISPOSE
ton. The government mas decided 10 pay
The Mora claim in three instruments -
is the intention afterwards 10 induce
the United states 20 recognize the Span
ish claims Tor damages 10 property in
Florida OF citizens OF this country which
was Incurred during the civil Ear in
America
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. i.-lIurial alive
and final 81 location IN sugar was the
fate which bcicn John Ziegler, OF No. 81
DALEY street. IN rprockels' sugar refinery
at Reed street wharf. late Monday niSnt
He was dug out OF "A refinery bin on the
ninth floor. still alive, but beyond medical
all.
1t will req1ire an autopsy 10 determine
the exact ca use Of death. but II j. be-
leved that Ziegler was seized VITA verti-
20. or a stroke OF apOpleXy, ana EEL into
the bin Uhich opens by door IA The
floor While he lay unconscious N the
bin the sugar gradually covered ana sur
located him.
Zieeler was a laborer on the night force.
lie had been missed for seNs raj hours,
and about the last place I'm which search
vras made for him was the sugar bin.
Here only the tips OF his shoes were visi-
HE when the searchers peered into the
hin. An ambulance surgeon. Who arrived
promptly. applied restoratiyes' but with
ni,t si,cc,ss. Ziegler was thirty-one years
old and leaves widow and three chill
drcn.
>f,os Rattle Evans remains very sick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Divorced Couple spend All Their Money
warning for the Little one.

WICHITA. KAN, AUG. IA romahhc
denouemcnt Of 2 costly lawsuit occurred
when Probate Judge Myatt was visite9
after dark at his home by o. ;. Sanders
md Isabelle Sanders. whom ne marr,.a
hour years ago they We're divorced. buf
by some oversight neither OF them wal
legally granted custody Of their chilL
Both. who We're well on financially went
10 law as 90 who should have the chlid,
and the legal contest was Kept up nhh
an their money had been paid out IN law
yers fees and costs. sunday evening they
met hy accident. their old love returned,
and they agreed the best thing they could
do. so that each could hav" the custody
Of the child was 20 get married again,
and In forty minutes after this concln.
sion was reached. they were man ana
wife 1nce more. Although now eompar-
atiyely poor they are corrcsp0ndingiy
happy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

MOESTA-E Entered into rest, August !.
1856. at i:4J 4. NJ. DOROTHEA MARIE
aged one year and seven days, daughter
OF Rudolph j. II. and Martha Bach Mo
csta.
Her funeral viii take place from her
parents residence, No. Reservoir street.
AUGUST ~. 10 \. VI.
PRIDDY.-picd. at his residence, No
ltOS west clay street. July 81, 1898.
ELIJAH PRlDDN; aged siXty-one years.
Ills funeral viii take place from Grace
street Baptist church SATURDAY
MORNING at II o'clock. Friends IN
yitcd 10 attend. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

told the truth on the white man, "hen,
too. the white man story Is tne OILY
ons' he has made for wnich Narab.e
says he was offered any reward DIS
liberty" and that by imam In soldier :
clothes"
We invite The Times and ether repre-
sentatives Of the press 20 send an impair
tial man TO this county. and get the tacts
in this whole matter. and we feel asslien
that YOU will take A different view OF this
matter when the facts are all IN. and De
foremost In removing the stigma that has
been attempted 20 be placed on our coun-
ty and her people.
Yours respectfully.
THOS. &. FOWLkES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The Immigra-
ton III rsau has instructed Commissioner
Senuer. at New York. 10 at once bring
suit against Luigi Giuliano, nataralized
t,act Labor law, and 10 depOrt five
Italians brought over by him on the
steamship Nelstria. arriving July 2ith.
GiuliarO Is a junk dealer. and has Il per
NIT 10 work on the city scOWs In search
Of rags. iron, etc. The Eve men. IN sneir
afidsNits, say that they We're hired al
81 p a day IN Italy TO come over here and
work on these scows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

She said Her Husband Could Take Care Of
the Children.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The new woman
made her appearance in the Ewen-Street
Police Court yesterday morning, when
Emma Hart was arraignsd. on the charge
made By her husband, John Hart, that
she failed to look after their three chill
iren. The husband complained that
his wife passed most OF her time away
from home, and neglected his three chill
dren.
When I protested" he said, "she am
swerod me that the children We're az
much mine as hers. and that l ought 10
look after them. | can't 90 that ana 30
10 work every day"
Mrs. Hart denies her husbands story,
and was paroled FOR trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. Flour more
active: winter wheat. patent. S3.1Jf3SJ;
fancy. 81. 4Ou3GO: family. S3.o,03 ~.
Wheat quiet; sample red. track, &c
Corn in fair demand; mixed ana White
ear. track. nc.
Oats active: No. mixed. 22iac.
Pork easier; mess, Sll.n
Lard easier. steam. $50, kettle, 50 80.
Bacon easy loose shoulders. 500; short
ribs. $3.50. short clears, $O.o'i2, "oAed
meats ltc more.
Drv salted meats easier; short ribs,
sG12it: short clear. SG3r3; boxed meats
lgc. more. ,
Whisky aulet and easy 40 So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

BIRMINGHAM ALA. Aug. IAN in
furia ted mob OF citizens at Potts Camp
Miss is after Joe Gatlin, white. CAT
lin last night shot and killed Station
Assent Ed. West The latter was at work
I'm his Office. Gatln wanted 10 send Off a
telegram about the elections In Benton
county and West did not respond 20 his
call right away. Gatlin opened the door
and shot West, killing him Instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

CHARLESTON, :. G.. Aug. 1.-Turpen-
tine firm at 2Hgc.. receipts. - casks.
ROsin-Good strailei firm al $li'H 10;
receipts 90 barrels.
SAVANNAH. CA. Aug. 1.-Turpentinc
market opened with sales of 100 casks
AT private terms. and closed firm at 25c.
Did with no sales: receipts, sjGj casks;
stock 1887 casks.
Rosln firm; sales. 5000 barrels; re-
celpts. 4.2Si barrels: stock. lOi.$59 bar
rels Quotations. \. r. and G, Sllo;
81 s0. Il 81 a.; X. 81 -: NJ. s2l5; y. 500;
window glass. $50; water white. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Au.. H.
Cattie-keccipts, 500; market firm, ,onl-
non to extra steers. >.Drit.rp. stOChers
and feeders. S2.JV03.fO. COWS and bulls.
Sl'10$.i5. Texans, S2.Jvd iO5 western
Tsnecrs &.2INi.Sj
H0es Receipts. 1000; market weak
ana Toe. lower. heavy packing and snip
ping lots Sf.G50 i..W. common TO choice
mixed SfsIui.~1. choice assorted, Si.SuI
90. iight, >f.iUa4.4O; pigs. So $4,000
sh@ep-keccipis. LOO, market nrm. in
ferior to choice, S2VOrl2J, lambs $500
IJfJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Offerings W heat .i-5 bushels. corn
iwhIfe. 1000 bushels. corn mixeO. bnJ
bushels. oats. J 32l bushels orchard
grass seed, 40 bushels.
Sales-N heat. 4s6 blshols- oats IA
bushels. orchard grass seed. 200 bushels
Quotations. Whcat-Longbcrry CSC. 10
72i4c.. mixed. &c. 30 72i4c. snoribcrry,
CO.. 20 l2iPc.. so. . red. I-c. to 72ibc
Corn White. Virginia. soc. No. white,
lOc.. NO mixed $50.
Oats no. mixed. 2sisc 20 20c. No
8 mixed. mo. 10 2sc.; winter seed, soc.
10 soc.
fVt-J1c 20 .sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK Aug lection III :
80 the Continent. "a bales. sales. ,9.16
bales; spinners. 4l1 bales; stock. ia. ISL
bales. futrrcs closed nrm. August,
0g3. september. GDS. october. 7.V2; No
7I5. February. 10: March. 7.2f: GALES.
i52 800 bales
Total to-day-Nct receipts. 80 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

PORT OF WEST POINT. Aug. l, 1895.
AREI\ ED


steamship city of Columbia, Jenney,
New York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Courtney. Baiti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jenney.
New York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Courtney, Balu-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall. dlkef-
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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Iohn Morley Nav Try Again.

LONDON, Aug. LIT is rumored that
Sir Edward Clarke. who was reelected
10 represent Plymouth I'm the new Par
lament. will become Master OF the Rolls.
This will make another election necessa-
ry, and In this event. IL Is rumored, John
Morley Will contest the seat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

III ~ NUM- \ As AUS. J. lNfsi
Light offerings at auction On Change
to-day by Messrs. Frazer * IompNins,
". Icu Palmer. and George a. Hay mes.
Private sales reported TO lht rccf'tary
OF the. Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers, nosshedus, lear idaikl, u;
Tugs ,Iark). - Total, 80 hogsheads.
Isit tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspt cilOns Bright, IU2 hO4snca1s ana !.
ucr.cs, dark, - hOgshcads ana 10
utrCcs. kcusltctlOus- Bright. - moss
heads. dark. I hogshoads AMI J. ticrce.
Myers. CrfuslaN IS, DdNtupOrts b, Plant
ers'. Allegheny, Ola Dominion. neanrooA
and Shockoc tobacco Warehouses report
to-day. Receipts 81 packages, deliveries,
United states Internal revenue collec-
tiOus on tObacc0s for the city ot Ilcn-
mona, Va, To-day. cigars ana ci5aIt ICES,
S5.tuali, plug tohaccos, N,ai'.tN. Ioldl,
.Mcssrs. ". Ben Palmer and George a..
Haynes Will offer ~ 10 20 packages ~
sun-curcd tobaccos az auction on = mango
tomorrow, Friday, August =, 1870.
Mtssrs. Frazer a IOmpkins commits
sion merchants. los south Twelfth street,
Richmond. Va, say IN their comments
for the week:
Dark TODaccos-Our market FOR dark
leaf has been quite active the past Week.
medium leaf having been in special Ie-
quest. sales IN this grade foot up heavily
low grades leaf and Tugs have not par
ucipatct. however, IN the demand
Brights-All desirable stock in good lie
manl. low grades quiet.
Sun-Cured-D Unchanged: receipts con-
tinue light and market weak and dun.
Sun-Cured TObaccO-lugs. s. TO 81;
short leaf. - 10 st.; long leaf, - 20 -;
wrappers, - 90 80.
BrEht Iobaccos- Smokers: Common.
81 10 -: medium. S6 10 81 fine. - 10 30.
Cutters. Common. so 10 SO, medium,
ylG 10 SIS. fine. S2-.Jp 20 So. fancy, *-l,D
10 $50 Filters. Common. $3.50 90 So.
medium. $50 10 $500, good. ~ TO -,
fine. so 10 So. Wrappers. common.
SD 20 SD: medium. SO 10 50. GOOD, 80
10 So; fine. $50 10 $40; fancy. $40 20 sf.
Wrappers. mahogany: Common. So 40
SIS. medium, 50 TO So. good. - 10
$40. fine. SO to $40. fancy. so Z. so.
Dark TOhaccOs- Lugs. - TO SLY, short
leaf. $40 TO 5000; long leaf, s6 10 IS;
selections. 81 20 SO.
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange
to-day. y. A. BrOaddus. :. Morton. W. y.
Roy. H. Banks. w. +. Chapman, VIII
liam y. Beazley. VI. f. Beaziey. J. !.
Wright. and T., III. Brooks, Caroline
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug Flour ri sady
hut quie-; patent. Si.JNf3.CD; fancy, $40
$500: choice S2.1uu2SO.
Wheat higher. August, N~8c.; Septem-
Der. Gy7>c.: December. 12i.C.
corn higher. september l0'ic.; Deem
ler. 3V.c. bid.
oats lower: September, 27isc.; March.
27'.c
Lard-Prime steam, 500, choice 5000.
Bacon Shoulders, 500, longs, 500;
'' Dry salted Meats-shoulders. 81. G2rs;
longs SG3rs; clear ribs. $3.50; short
High wines steady at Sl..2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD. Aug Flour

BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. l.-flour
unchanged.
Wheat steady at the decline; spot and
August, G.'.NGfSc.; September, 1854
7D5ec.. December s3izns3t.c.. steamer No.
. red. 6GtTCOs &C.; southern, by sample.
Uuu1li2c.. DO. on grade, t'j4nW8c
Corn firm: mixed spot, lJi1a iJtc., Au-
gust. iSAqigc.: September 4Si.c. bid:
year 4si. r. bid: January. loc: bid: south
ern white sic; do. yellow, DW5lc.
oats steady; No. white. western.
BIC. asked; No. = mixed, western, :Ji3
N3uc.
Rye inactive and steady; No. 2. Ioc.
Hay steady; choice timothy :i1.~o1
1900
Grain froights steady; steamer to Liver
pool. ID. August. Cork for orders, 2s.5d.
Ifs.3d.
Butter firm; fancy creamery, lI1lSc.
Eggs lirm.
Coffee firm: No. Z, Si65N.
Other articles unchanged.
Eonds-Nrginia IS. new, 13i9d4, 40.
Century. G2'.nGi4. Baltimore and ONO,
Gii2d6J; Northern Central. 6Nis bid Bal
timorc and Ohio Southwestern irsts. III
bid. Consolidated Gas stock, l2nti.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

LONDON. Aug bar silver 3Oi,l.
$3.50 D. M.-laris alvices quote . per
CENT i.nt.s 400 lu2 francs and I centime
iur the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Muskmeions-Barrel. ,sc.asL2s: crat,

MISUNDERSTANDING, tjc.WSl.25: crate,
81 Ou1.2J.
Egg Plant-Barrei si.o0ui.75.
cnlons-Nirginia. potato. barrel. sl..5T
80. basket. 4nfli1lc.: do. Maryland and
Delaware. barrel. ~ JOf-f -.
Potatoes-Iose. ~ .OOni.Jo; sweets. $3.50
mi.D.
Tomatoes moderate; carrier. 4oH7Jc.;
do. Norfolk, iOdb5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady at previous prices; there was I"
moderate foreign demand, Dut 40 inquiry
ON local account 80. . spring Wneat'
Gst, 01l-,c.. 80. red, Osrl 4o3Hc.; 30.
j. corn, 4Oif0iO4c.. NO. = oats, 2-i.N
.Ztc.. pork, - ,WdlU.OO, lard, SJ.utHdo.iV,
short rib Sides Sj.>tyJ.e1; dry sailed
shoulders. S5.62l.1, 80, short clear sides,
S6Juu6.O2ia. WHISKY, ST..