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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Faith The PRINCIPAL Ealing.

DENVER COL. Sept. @.-trancis
Schlatter, a shoemaker. WHO believes he
las the power 10 heal the sick. the lame.
ard the blind, IS attracting great deal
Of attention. Yesterday was the third
DAY of his ministry which. he says, ne
will continue until November 10Th, when
hc goes 10 Chicago. and II showed no
diminutlon Of the crowds.
From until o'clock he stands In the
open air with barred head, clasping the
hands OF the sufferers who are trying to
find relief from their ills. and az the
close OF each day hundreds standing In
the long line are turned away. Besides
this work, Schlatter answers hunureds pt
letters daily. lie does not receive pay.
Alderman Fox. az whose home he STAYS
SAYS Of him. "Schlatter does not claim
TO be the Christ. To me he AYERS that he
is nothing but a poor. ignorant man. He
is dominated with some strange power.
which does heal those suffering. This
power. he claims. comes from above but
no man can be cured unless he has faith,
and by that one word you know all
While reports are current OF cures al
ready performed. there has not been sum-
cient time 20 prove them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

RICHMOND, y A., sept -u. lN.n.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day
boy Mr.. George s. Haynes and the stone
wall Tobacco Warehouse IS packages
Of sun-curD~ iOuaccOs. one package sold
at Sl1.5o. one al *l5.5n, one at Slf.23, one
at Sif. one al SlJ.15. one at Sil.Jn, ono
$50 Sil. one "a Slu.25 three az SO, one At
$500. two at $40. two at 81, tWO az
$50, one at $50, two at -, one al $40,
at S62l. ono at So. one az SJ.tu. one at
s.. one - $3.50. one at $3.50, one at $50,
one al ST. one az $3.50, one at $50. one
al $500 one at $3.50. one at $50, one
al $40. one at 80. four az $3.50, four AT
s2fD. two at 500. one at $40.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the kic5mOnl Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. % hOgsheals. filters, =. cut
tiers. 81. leaf dark, 10, Tugs DARK, ~
Total - hogshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright ia hogsheads. dark,
- hogsheads ANA 80 tierces. Reinspec-
tons-Bright ! hogshead; dark. uerccs.
Myers. ShOckOc. Meals. Crfnshaw s.
baNenports. old Dominion. Seabrook' 5.
Allegheny and Planters tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts, - pack
ages; deliveries, liy packages.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
tons ON tOhacc0s for the city of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
S'N,3Gl; plug tobaccos, S25ifJN. Total
sS22i5S
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange
to-day. George T.. Simons. Or ". o..
Coleman. and W.. IT, Meade. Louisa coun-
ty. Va. H. H. Haynes and S. r.. pukcn-
son. Caroline county. Va, r.. H. Butler
Chesterfield county, Va. ". 4. Caring
ton, Durham. n. &.
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sHIPuENr or INNS.
\ State of War Has Not Been Declared IN
cuba. Hence tits Lawful.

WASHINGTON. sept 9.-The Depart
ment of Justice - to-day IN receipt o.
Information through official channels
that 4.0 boxes OF ammunition and ~
boxes OF rifles. m special car, No.
ssl1. over the Pennsylvania railroad, nave
been shipped 20 southport, y. c. 70 be
transferred go the steamer Commodore.
The Commodore Is the same steamer
reported yesterday as being AZ Winning
ton. y. c.. and loading with firearms
for the United States Of Colombia. IL
ifs suspected tfat the real destination
of the arms is Cuba.
Acting Attorney-Genoral Conrad tele-
graphel United States District Attorney
Aycock and United States Marshal Carl
ton. calling their attention to the facts,
and instructing them 30 see that no
violation OF the neutrality laws OF the
United States is committed.
The fact. however. IS that the shipments
Of arms is "a legitimate traffic. which can
be carried on at the shippers risk, even
in TIME OF war. and no state Of war
has yet been proclaimed I'm cuba.
The enlistment Of men for service
against a foreign power is prohibited by
the neutrality laws. but no restriction
is imposed either by international law
or the statutes OF the United States.
'NNNAA nN NAN'AAi.'A H' httN'' ~ tf't'
these weapons I'm cuba FOR the use OF
the insurgents and should The Soansh
officials capture them. that will be the
shippers loss, but no claim would lie
against the United States for breach of
tine neutrality laws.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Sept 20.-Under
Instructions from the Department Of Jus
tice. at Washington. -. c.. TO United
States District Attorney Aycock. the
steamer Commodore, az this port. from
New London. Gem. was to-day seized
hy United States Deputy Marshal Blunt
ing, and the captain and crew Of the yes
sci placed under arrest pending an eX-
animation 10 take place tomorrow before
United States Commissioner r. II. Bunt-
ing.
fhe Commodore came here from New
York last Monday with clearance papers
from that port 20 Castagona, United
States of Colombia. The ostensble pur-
pose OF her visit here was 10 repienish
her coal bunkers and repair machinery.
Thursday, however she received and took
on board TWO carloads Of boxes. supposed
TO contain arms and ammunition FOR the
Cuban insurgents
The boxes came by express. from New
York. each box marked, Charles Ray
mond. southport, ~ c."
Captain Dillon. master OF the steamer,
has engaged counsel. and has wired the
owners OF the vessel In New York city.
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Mr.. LangtrN Loses JcWelrN.

LONDON. Sept 2o.-The Westminster
Gazette says that Mrs. Langtry has re-
turned frCm Eaden-iiaicn 10 London. and
made application TO the Union Bank for
the restoration Of jewels valued at i0.o19
pounds. which she deposited IN the bank
before leaving London. She found thar
the bank on August 2ith. under an order
in Handwriting resembling that Of Mr.
Langtry. ana bearing con II srpart OF her
signature. requesting the bank 70 give
the jewels 20 bearer" had delivered
them as directed. Mrs. Langtry declares
that tho order was "a forgery, and has
placed the matter In the hands OF the
police. who ihus far have been unable
TO trace the forger or The Jewels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

Offerings aud sales az Che Richmond To-
bacco Ncharsc -intcrnsi Ec,cnue
Collections Ior,igI gtdNicc~.

..te .. ID. .r.
NV f'iN. n'4'. t"c i'iii"a"
anl nise' .i'.'o's si.cuia'ion wac 'ei.
4tre. .l.I to-day. ~ tAe opening t.t
mafAef was .uont owing TO the slightly
llNcf t.t's Cd "t' ln"s c&cnans ?. h'nci
tnat Ntt Nl'- SOFA Would be forwarded
20 Europe o-i"v- TOW, ana hhaNy u" u"
lmIff-- tn't t'e RUM Line ana Gene
trA iiAN' ASSOC t.'t-A' az th'if n,t.-
ius in-lAt M""iu 4'liN new oikaHiNA-
tOu iof 'nt "'. .,t mtl"t'n"nfe oi itt,a
au4 lHe reduction cor expenses. rms
caused HfN.iai ADVANCE ot "A 20 Us per
cent? '.t 90 tn, lop holch lhcre Vac
cons i'l"Nit eVF'tlnk OF shorts. Inc
stp0.s most prominent IN inc carly rye
We're tNt Dlahtcis, southwestern, Ahth-
raUIc. ana Tennessee Coal and iron AS
flIc prices closed p 20 lts per cent
hi,N'' vn t"t gay. ne iuHt.. .i."
w.r' active and lcVcrish throughout
Io'a..o opened az i"i1 i.t'.' 81" sn.i ~
cHi. ", ""Da' ar tnose heute. ilh"t 81,
Tie -t"I lne stock ihcn broke AS u
90. ih' denial on me ieinots o'
NN'" 'Th lls'h ana ila il'",7.
'"s h'ui..,n up 20 ~ ih '"
men s,1il'i nach 20 o.,9 ", ,
N". "''t me loW,i I.ily "it
i'"' N'i0 ON tNt liof'a's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Prlnceton's Football Dates.

PRINCETON. n. j.. Sept p..Treas-
urer Andrus. OF the Football Associa-
ton. has announced the ful schedule
OF games for the. season OF 1898.
short season has been arrangeu. begin
ming October "a and ending November
23d. The usual game with f,nnsy-
vania Is notlceably omitted and PENN
sys'' usual date il given TO Cornell az
New York. Following is the complete
schedule;
October 2d--Elizabeth Athletic Club at
Elizabeth.
october 5th-Rutgers College at Prince
ton.
October 0th--Universlty OF Virginia at
Baltimore.
October I2th-Lafsyette at Princeton.
October l6th-Franklln and Marshall az
Princeton. -
October lyth-Lehigh at Philadelphia.
October 23d--Union at Princeton.
October 2Gth-Orange Athletic club az
Orange.
October 3Oth-Lehigh at Princeton.
November 2d-Crescent Athletic club at
Brooklyn.
November 9th-Cornell at New York.
November 2jd-Yale AT New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

WILMINGTON. y. c., Sept. 2o.-Rosin
firm strained, sLl-il; good strained
Sllr,.
Spirits Of Turpcnune-Machine. 25i4c.;
irregular. 25c.
Tar firm al $40.
Cruic turpenune quiet; hard, SLlo;
soft. $50. virgin, $50.
CHARLESTON 5. c.. Sept 20. Tur-
peiline firm az &c; receipts - casks.
Rcsin-Gool strained firm al $LO5pL2o,
receipts. l26 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. sept 2o.-rurpen-
tine opened and closed firm at .b4c.i
sales, l,20O casks receipts. ulG casks.
Rosin opened unchanged and closed
quiet for h and above and the balance
at the decline, sales about 1900 barrels.
Quotations. a. -. Jana G.. SI1J. -. 81. -.
r. Sl.ao. T.. Sl55, q. Sl.f5. ~. SiaJ. 4.
81 10. *. Sl.6j; NJ. sos. ~. 500, window
glass Ea.lu. Naler Whlto. sH.nn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. ~
Notwithstanding the endeavors OF Japa-
nese and Chinese authorities TO suppress
news concerning the cholera. the truth
has at last come 10 light concerning ths
plague Japan and North CHINA are
fairly alive with cholera germs.
Siberian officials have declared japanese
open ports infected, and from Official
sources IL Is learned that over 1859 peo-
pie have died IN Japan from the plague
since ia start In the Pescadgres.
In China the disease has gained a FIRM
foOthOld Adyices by the steamer RIO
JaneirO report that in Toxic the heat Is
nursed by the climate into viruient life.
In China, at Chcfoo, the disease ~
spreading rapidly. Miss Turner and the
child OF Or and Mrs. McFarlane, or tho
Chuchuai London Mission. died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

NJ Caney. two miles from santiago &c
Cuba. gives you an idea OF our strength.
During the last three days 1 nave veen
visiting the surrounding country anu i's
people. who received us with open arms,
both the Cubans as well as the spahlhrds'
I have been really surprised TO BEE now
these last are willing TO support us, not
only with money, but win tnelr Soot
will furnishing US all the information
they get from their countrymen IN the
cities which Is. of course. valuable 10
US.
We are prepared to meet The reinforce
meuts of which so much has been said.
Let them come soon. for the sooner they
come the quicker the last Nestige OF
Spanish domination in America VIII dis
appear Within six months | believe
that they will either have To capitulate
or throw themselves into the sea and
10 for the dense darkness Of the Escu-
rial" Of which our poet Palma speaks.
Your affectonate friend,
ANTONIO MACEO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
THOSE SUN-BURNERs.
The Janitor Say. They Were in Order ut
the Time of Emanuel Church Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Sept 20.-The
rush this morning at the Durrant trial
was greater than usual. Tie COURTROOM
and corridor leading 10 II were damned.
The Illumination Of Organist George
King was resumed by the defence. He
said he rad cen playing the PIANO about
three minutes, when Durrlnt appeared
on the scene. having come down from
the belfry.
When the latter took the bromo self
ger 10 nauseated him, and the two went
back into the Sunday-school room.
10 c0uli have been at that time that
Durrant lay down on the platform
Both sides al this point announced that
thoy had finished with the witness, and
Frank Saieman. formerly janitor Of the
Emanuel Baptist church, was called lie
testified that he had known Durrant
about two years, and that the apparatus
OF the sunhurners IN the church were in
perfect order about the time Of the muir
der. Durrant had not reported 70 him
that any Of the fixtures needed repairing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21


O'Clock.
u,nrox HEIGHTS VI. =. CHURCH.
Rev :. g. HATCHER. pastor.-sundsy
NJ aud sP NJ Christian Endcasof W.,
ing at . p. ". fraysr-,necuhs u'a az
invited 10 attend.
TRINITY METHODIST .EPtSSrtsr
shgsch South tco ITnsa HIVA 8 1 mnrNrEs
O'Clock O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock +. NJ.
CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT COR
r.r Park avenue and Harrison streco.
Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART. pastor
Services at II a. NJ. and si5 y. N;
nj $50 a. Nj. Nsiwesk service Wcdnes-
day at sis II. NJ. Christian EndeaxvT
Society meets Sunday evening az sD
O'Clock. Seats free.
GRACE STREET pRESi,YT:RfAtN
church. Rev JAMES \. FAIR. -. -.
pastor Services at Il o'clock a. NJ. No
services at might. sunday school SER
vices M le.5 \. VI. "Wednesday nisnt
prayer-meeting nj o'clock. the ion"x
Peoples prayor-meetlnS win be held M
O'Clock Sunday night IN the lectuce-rooin-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. ROBERT L. KERR. u: p pastor
will preach At II \. NJ. and l.. NJ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH;-
Or. HOGE VIII preach AT II A. a. No
service in the afternoon.
sEvENTH-sTREEr cHRIsTIAN
church Seventh and Grace Streets Key,
JABEZ HALL. pastor Preaching NJ u
A. NJ. and y N. sunday school al 800
a. NJ. Christian Endeayor lAl 4; ~
Sunday. prayer-meeting. =. n We'd
nosday Sewing circle, II \. ". thlIs-
day. Little Sewing circle. =. ". FRI
day. seats free Public cordially Invited.
NARSHALL-sTREET CHRISTIAN
HaucOci<). Rev. III. q. GARRISON, pas
tor.-preaching AZ II a. NJ AMI L. VI
Sunday school ot a.@ a ". ft.Net- rect s
Public cordially invited
WEsr-FND MISSION CHRISTIAN
1905 west cary street.-Sunday school $3.50
\. ". Prayer;meetlns every nhin,fsd 1a
Vifcd.
FIRST ENGLISH i u I IL n II a N
church ,Seventh and Grace streets). Rev.
J. A. MOREHEAD, pastor;-seryicess
every Sunday AZ II A. VI sunday ,sen.ri
meeting Wednesday nights at \ 4. VI.
The public Is invited. Strangers are cor
daily welcomed.
BRoAD-srREEr MISSION HILL
Cl2 east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayer-meeting every aaay sN-
cept Sunday The Christian Alliance.
designed 10 promote deeper Christian
life meets every Friday night. Az
welcome.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION tNo. ~
west MARSHALL. Sunday school, 10 \. NJ.
II 4. NJ, pay services. conducted by Mr.
X. RICHES; subject. spiritual Pros
perity." Free library open evenings
UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
Eighth and Main strcets) KEY. \. =.
KELLEY. Of Chicago. Will conduct the
services tonight at \ o'clock, tomorrow
AT - NJ, and tomorrow night at
O'clock.
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81 S,,s: short clear sides. S5G2i.ff3.'5;
whisky. SL22.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept 3-flour
steady. winter patent S5Jpi5.o, spring
do. S3.3.ni35 -. 40. stralsht' s,,-,"'',3.
W-b,of nuiet and easier, No. = red spot
and month. G..n6-isc.; October, 'i11t
,s,t.c.. December 6iigt6if,c., steamer no
> red. 5gl.c. southern, by sample oi1
&c: DO. on grade. 6OnGic. ..,.-
Corn arlet and easy. mixed spot. 1vl2c..
September 4uitc BID. october, Sfhr rc.
year. 3na03Iaic.. January 5tt'f' g.,
southern white. I1mi2c.; do. yellow III
43c
oats firm; No. mixed. 2il.c.
Rye nrmer. No. :. near by, i5c. no
> western. 40: receipts, J' busneis'
stock. 5ps2i bushels.
Hay nrm. ,..,o
Frcights easy; Cork for orders. 2sGd.4
-. I'D. September.
other articles unchanged. -.
Bonds Virginia Century, 61'sno5'2 Bal
timore and ohio southwestern income
u, lpN22. Consolidated Gas stock r'H
$50, 40 bonds. 6s. ll7sall1%i' DO. %,
luSU4UY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 2O-Havng
driven laIirilec's short line in. the
wheat crowd are az present Vancouver
ins 10 force the long linc reputed 20 bee
held hy syndicate of iron people on
the market. The house through which
most OF the purchases for the trust have
been made attempted TO sell "a little
around me opening. when prices exhibited
a little iilmucSs, but We're baked by the
attitude OF the talent. who quickly sold
prices OFT. IT was not clear that The
sales OF the house mentioned rauresant.l
amy OF the wheat The crowd was after.
but no chances We're taken on Them
The market was weak AN day with the
sole exception OF few moments at The
start al tle close prices being near the
inside Tic export demand lacks im-
portanc" spring wheat continues to
move Nolumiuo4slN ana reports OF an
increase in the southwestern movement
is now confirmed December wheat opened
al from G'.c. 10 aasc.. sold between
'9hWoN's4'> 4cr closing al 5sAc., .tc
uhlef yesterday cash Wheat Was weak
corn-rne market has not even the sun
port Of tho bun interest Scalnere ana
local traders accord little assistance
20 prices when there is strength in other
parts on ,ne moor Dei IS that was not
the circumstance to-day prices lost
something through sympathy Win the
weakness OF wheat May corn opencd
az - re-, Declined TO 2>' &C.,. and closed
Cash corn was veal, ana Sac. Der busnei
lOWor.
Oats-Ihe hot weather was conducive
20 laziuess everywhere. lut 81 seemed d,
have an unusually somn0lent enect ON
the oats contingent Al The oncninr
there was little hrmness. hecaus. of "a
similar feeling in the other grain f,ite
but with the change that took nlace Am
wheat and corn, oats conceded Eeceipts
were Eh cars and lai, .1G bushels N,,r.
withdrawn from store. Nav oats closo1
i.@'ec. lower than yesterday. cash oats
were iic. lower.
Provisions ne atmosphere Was charged
with weakness to-day, and il was no.
20 be expected that product womb 49,
cape the depression. Hogs We're ie,v.r
and that with the declining trend az
hcent motive for ike action I'M provisiors
Business was OF an intermittent Kind
complete lifeiessncss prevailing. AZ fb1
close VcloDer poik was l1l2c. lower Than
l2iac. lower. '~'
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The Wills of Weldon.

WELDON. \. c., Sept. Especial
Work on the cOttOn-seed oil mill is pro-
crossing rapidly. ard the building is 20
be- completed In sixty days.
The state farms this week delivered 10
the Weldon corn mill 1900 bushels OF
nice. wiatc corn. Tie mill starts 20 grind
ing Monday
| am informed that large delegation
Will 10 from Northampton county to the
silver convention at Ke!eish next Wed
nesday.
The dry weather for the pas, few
weeks has greatly injured the cotton
crop In this county. rain has fallen
hers since the middle Of July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

Officers of the state W. 4. 4. 4. Elected for
the fnsning Nenr.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Sept. %
Special The State Convention of the
". G. T. l.. closed its sessions here to-
night. The next session Will be held In
Luruy.
The following officers were elected FOR
the ensuing year. Mrs. X. II. Jones, Nor
folk, president; Mrs NJ. r. FristOe, River
ton, corresponding secretary, Mrs. How
ara HOse, Lincoln. secretary. Mrs. Jennie
Mccoy RivertOn, treasurer, and Mrs.
W II. Peasants, Richmond, vice-presi-
dent az large.
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Col. \. II. Andrews. W. II. baldwin. Jr.,
and ". W. Finley the Nicc-Pre-idents.

NOW YORK, Sept. 2)-At the meeting
q the directors Of the Southern Ra-road
Company on the 18Th instant the follow
ing officers were elected. the election 70
pc effective October 1st. COl0rc =. t.
Andrews FIRST vlce-presidcnt: W. II.
Baldwin, Jr, second ,ice-president.: W
W. Finley thiid vicc-prosiIout
IL is understood that Colonel Andrews
and Mr. Baldwin, in their ncw positions
VIII perform the same duties as hereto
fore that Mr.. Finley. as third vce-prasi-
dent. will CO ntr0l the traffic departments
heretofore directed by Mir Samuel Spcn-
Ger. the president in person.
Mr. Finleys headquarters will be at
Washington
Paul r. Wells, formerly connected with
the operating department of the Union
Pacific ana Great Northern railroads, ana
more recently with the Long Island rail
road, has been appointed superintendent
Of the Savannah division with head
quarters NJ Columbia. :. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept. N-Cotton firm:
mlcdlug gulf SO. middling. 81: gross
receipts e47 bales. forwarded. - bales;
salos sOs bales: spinnerS. sos bales; STOCK.
49, 700 bales FUTURES closed steady;
Der. 500. Noyomtcr. 500. Decemhef.
Sl0; January. So; February. SO.
March. S35. April. SO; May. $40.
Weekly Net receipts 4lG bales, gross
receipts, ll.Gl9 bales. exports TO Great
Britain. b.3ig bales: France. ~ bales.
Continent luu bales. forwarded .~D
bales; sales. 4OJl bales; sp.nnors. His
bIi.s
Total to-day-Nst receipts. 1893 bales:
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CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 2O.-Fiour
steady, winter patent, So. iOa35O, spring
patent S3.5ON3GO.
Wheat steady
Corn quiet. 40. 2 mixed, track. - BE-;
yellow ear. 3oc.
oats active. SO. mixed DC: 80. 3
mixed. 2lc.
Pork active and steady; mess. $500;
clear mess. S1l.oU; family. Sil.uu.
Lard stronger. steam fear. SG.j,i4, ket-
tlO do. prime steam. SJ.1,dJ.~j.
Bacon steady. loose shoulders SG2i;
loose short rib Sides $3.50. loose snort
clear sides. SG.3ils. boxed meats worth
Itc. more.
Dry sailed meats active: loose shout
dcrs $3.50. loose short ribs, S53Is. loos.
short clear sides. S1Srs, boxed meats
worth S.. more.
Whisky steady and quiet al Sl.22.
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AI.N NN|NtN 7 Af'f.'i.N - ~ - N l's
NEW YORK. Sept Colour weak and
rather easier. winter wheat. low grades,
81 1Of..lO. l0. fair TO fancy. sLuuo..-1,
do. uafcut S1.uU3fu. Minnesota cl. ar,
Sylp0g9J. patent. ft-VfillN, LOW extras,
s.. ial2.sU, city mills. fi-N"h t.i'. 0"hth-
crn flour quiet and steady common 10
fair extra, SZyN-.i0, GOOD 10 choice a.
ira. s. su0i.uu.
Wheat fairly active and easier WITH
options. so. - r'd, store ana elevator,
024c. ailoat n-4e. options op,a't tiiil
al "a t.c. advance. fen .sc.. rallied ..'-,
and closed steady 90 '4c. below yesterday
Corn fairly active and easier, no. =.
3~.ac., elevator. %''oc. auoat Dploua
We're moderately active ana weak AT t-N
Zee. decline, Sept, mher, ~ &C.: ociopci
Sc. December. 3|sc. May, 55lsc.
oats dull and weak at iic. Opuons dull
and weaker. september 24hc., October,
24Ac.. December 2isc. Spot prices. no.
-. -isc.; SO. white. sc. mixed western,
lay IN limited demand and unchanged.
Hops quiet, State. common 10 choice,
sac: DO. now. 1WlVc.. Pacific coast,
3i-4ic.; London market unchaneei
IS oOl quiet and firm; domestic fleece,
1V022c.. pulled. l5u3ic.
Beef steady. family. extra NESS 500
0ND, beef hams primer at >l'.ul, uticct
beef steady and iu better demand, city
extra, India mess. SlC.ju1liru. cuf meats
fairly active, picked bellies. SDJO16.'5i
shoulders. Sa.'u, hams. SonupH-'.
Lard quiet and easier. western. S62J;
city, $500. October, 500 nominal. Re
fined quiet. Continent sb.O1. South Amer
lean, $500. compound. Si02ig u5OO.
Pork steady, mess, >lnuu0 lu-'.
Euter-Fancy scarce. some talk OF
22c., state dairy, l-ul9'.c.. do. creamery.
~ 1-i '4ci western dairy, 5i-4l5c., Elsins,
2li4c.
--gs quiet ana easy. state ana Penn
sylyania, l6N17c; western. fresh, $50
lo.er.. DO. per case, SlsOu1.3p
Idlo" tr.; city, ii4c. bid. country
1haiiac.
Cou0n seed oil dun and about steady:
crude, dc, yellow prime. 2Otfm-tc., 90.
soou OF grades. 26a 10 &C..
Petroleum moderately active. re
fned-Now York. $40, Philadelphia,
500. do, I'm bulk. SiJjUADl.
kosu quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 10 good, Sl4Jdl.5O.
Iurpcntine firm at 2-n2Sisc
Rice and molasscs firm ana unchanged.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee steady at d. points zap 20 . points
down. september. l5nul4 lJ.l5. October.
Slf'Wdl iJ1, December Sl4.GJnl4. 90.
March, Sl4.l5; May. Sl395. Spot Rio
steady and quiet, 40. Z. SiI.1J
sugar Raw firm and quiet: fair re-
inning, "d3lsc. Refined nIm and uu-
changed
freishts 10 Liverpool quiet. grain firm
ct. cotlon' a-52l, grain 2igd.
southern Fresh Fruits. Peaches lower
on iletr supplies ana more moderate
demand. Watermel0us unchanged
sweet potatoes DO good supply and
weaker at S2uu0912
peaches-Carrier Sl5002O0; basket. IS
Watcrmcious-H Hundred. S50G22 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

UNION S1OCN YARDS. Hi. Sept.
~ Cattlc-Eoccpts, 1000, market weak.
common 90 extra steers. Sl2,fid.~u, stock
crs and feeders. ss1ualS5: COWS and
bulls. SlJyf@.Jp; calves. Si.-l16.ap, Tex
ans. stuuoa.s5i western rangers $40
t3V.
Hogs- Receipts lGOn; market easy and
tr lower, heavy packing and shipping
lots Ss.NUiiaO. common tO choice mixed,
s3tNi go. choice assorted. >iNGigI;
iight. So s-uf.fn. pigs ~2.2iffi4u.
Sheep Receipts. it.Wu, market steady.
inferior 90 choice, Sllpu3.JD, lambs, $50
900.