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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-10
ATHENS.

Harry Smith has been at work at G..
E. Balls at Rockingham for few
weeks.
Arthur Thrasher, who was injured
while at play at school two weeks ago,
is still confined to the house.
The Christian Endeavor society are
invited to meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son Pierce Friday evening of this week
for a social entertainment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-10
PUTNEY.

Union meetings are held in the differ
ent churches during the week of prayer.
A few sales Of tobacco have been
made in town at the extremely low
price of 10 and II cents per pound.
Rev. Rogers of Wardsboro will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday
in exchange with Rev. w. Sharpe.
The lecture by Rev. Tucker of Brad
ford at the Methodist church last
Wednesday evening was much enjoyed
by good sized audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND. VA, Sept -. 1895
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. II hOgshcads filters, %. cut
tiers. :; Jugs dark. >. Total 10 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports today:
inspections Bright. "A hogsheads; dark
II hogshcads. western, / hogshead Re
Inspections Bright, "a hogsheads. dark
.gj nogsheads
Myers. Farmers. Crenshaw's. Daven-
ports. Scabrooks. Allegheny old Do
minlOn. and ShOCkOe tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts. - packages; de-
nverics ~ packages.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
tons on tObaccOs for the city Of Rich
moud. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
LILO. plug tObacccs. S2,lgj.N. Total.
Si.Ni1Ni.
Mossrs. ". Ben Palmer & Co. wifi offer
q break OF sun-curcd tohacc0s az auction
on Change tomorrow, Wednesday. Sep
tcmber - 1870
Messrs. j. q. Friend and Orlando Wem-
pie. OF Danviile. Va. say: 'The growing
tobacco crop Is very much diseased. it
VIII Doe "a thin crop. Wrappers Will be
scarcer than they were last year"
TWO prominent Richmond tObaccOnists
said to-day that there lis not fourth
oi the wrappers on hand boz Richmond.
Va, To-day that there was az this time
last year This years crop will supply
an abundance OF cutters ana smokers,
but few wrappers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

NEW YORK. Sept. 2i-When ex-Com-
'mOd0re James g. smith, chairman or me
American cup Committee. read the cable
message sent from the Royal Victoria
Yacht club yesterday he said. This, IN
deed Is "A very spOrtsmanlike challenge.
ana / am very glad TO hear Of IL. or
course our committee has nothing to do
with IT, but when the direct challenge
arrives / have no doubt that a special
meeting Of the y Y. y. G.. VIII be called
AMI a new cup Committee appointed.
"In his preliminary cable Mr.. Rose said
that ne begged TO challenge for the
Americas Cup next year the race 10
b. sailed on conditions satisfactory 10
the Gun Committee. I'm his latest mes
sage MIR. Rose bears out his previous
cableeram and leaves the conditions alb
soiutely i'm fhe hands of any cup com
mittee that may bee appointed. Whether
/ shall be "a member of that committee
or not. l can now say positively that the
very fairest possible conditions will ne
adopted.
"'rhis is good news. indeed for Ameri-
can yachtmen. and. in my opinion. IL
will not Doe necessary for us 10 build an
other cup defender i'm order to beat the
Distant shore
Before the cable dispatch had been re-
ceived this morning eX-CommOdOre James
smith ana Commodore Brown. OF the New
York Yacht club. had "A conference in
the office OF tho former. al ~ Broad
street. with reference TO the challenge.
Mr. Roses preliminary challenge. sent
Friday. has been turned over 10 Com
mod0re Brown, who viii bring il before
the club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
err OR THE ON. LOTE's IMAGE.
\ Woman's Tattooed Picture Removed by
surgeon.

DERBY. CONN, Sept. A.-Many years
ago. when very young and poor, one
OF Waterbury's now most eminent and
wealthy bachelors fell so Ieeply In
love that he had the likeness OF his
sweetheart tattooed on his right arm.
The young wOman's parents wanted their
daughter to make another match, and
though both the young people declared
that they would surely die If not al
lowed 20 marry, their engagement was
AT last broken for all time. They re-
mained stcadfastly in love with each
other. however. for many years. but
finally, so hard-pressed was the girl ny
her parents and rich SUI or. she re-
signed hope and became the wife OF the
man chosen by others.
Every one thought the deserted lover
would forever remain a bachelor, and,
as year after year found him yet single.
a. was said that he had not yet for
gotten his youthful affair. Recently,
nevertheless. having meanwhile achiev-
ed money and distinction. the hero OF
this tale offered himself 10 ore of Der
hy's most charming young women. lie
was accepted. on condition that he have
the sentimental mark Of his early love
erased from his arm.
Dr. Stivers. of Monroe. has performed
the painful bun not serious surgical
operation that removed the imprint OF
tho bachelors old-ume sweetheart from
his arm. only an ugly scar will re-
main 10 show the devotion and. as the
now love declares. the folly OF youth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Shot His Mother for "a Thief

HAZLETON. PA. Sept. PA distress
ins tragedy happened I'm the village Of
HarwOoi early yesterday morning In
which Charles COoper. "A ninetcen-year I
boy. instantly killed his mother Mrs.
Edward Cooper Burglars have beeen
operating On Harw)od lately. and ma
iOrlty Of the residents have provided
themselves with firearms. Young Coop
er. who slept in room with an older
brother named Peter. heard rustling
az one Of the windows. and. being under
the impression that burglar was I'm the
house. be- fired shot. There was a
shrek. and when Cooper and his brother
came 10 the window they found the life
less body Of their mother lying on the
floor. aud Charles exclaimed: My God,
mother. forgive me-" but the woman
could speak no more
The lad then made an attempt 10 again
gct hold 81 tho revolver and take his own
lifc but be was persuaded by his older
brother not % DO so. The boy came 20
this city this morning and SURRENDERED
himself 10 the authorities lie was
placed I'm n cell In the siation-house un-
I'm the coroncr's inquest was held by
Deputy German after which DE was re-
leased. the jury generating MIN from
Am blame. and deciding that the shooting
was accidental The victim Of the shoot
ing was am old resident Of HarwoOl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

4 Case In Dickinson County That Created
Great Interest.

,-,r r.-r-u-o,, "a e.+ o. .s....t.t
lin W wv '''' "'f'' a. 'f'''"''
The trial in The County court or Dicken-
son county OF William j. Rose for the
t,ult,., go bfs .ff-brother and trtf..,-
H., i7 I,..,l D., las, ,,,,i Va. I'm
49,, 10y ~. -, a.. 49,, , -, 80, .i.
l'.'' -".' 100 49,
liiS '" N'i ny oI 4."' 4'l ID. ,'., s,N"li'
"'eIee anu "N'ib "l9 punishment "1
Confinement lh t"r pt"iteAuals at ei7"t
years
he jury was ,Nhidn,Hrl I'D ~ cas-
uvs,"s AZ ''o1i'' i.,i.l.gi l''''. .'
.o"ll s,,,',n '., i'i9'i u, ,.o,.s' -.f.' l7
twenty-seNeh instructions Ior ine deIenp-
GU 49, i. D." 80 ,', 80
~. va , ,', ''-.' -.,,,i 90 t, '' ,,-,
'l.,,'',.sitb Nfo,''ia,- 1,,...'fa',. arf A,.i-
o.i,v 49, llrs,'r,si ir ,-e,ir1o,'f al
~,,inssl qie rseo was ai..iie,, bv "a a
VNerfb Of o.bfirr IA ami u = Niclrau
,t,,,,,.,- t.. tFf cr,,,,,cn,,,eifb fnr nus
@o,irfr far the C,nmonv..affn ana nt-
"A 4, pr,,.rir,, or .laron IA tto-
i.rt B, f,Iac. and Il Uaurror of tnfs
,l i 80 80 a. t,',-,,,l a. L. D,,,.e
.rHf ~ t,s atfrg.tcd , ,r.,t ao,l
~ a+,..,,ti., ir 49, .,,,,,t 49,. ,.
rsvcr hesn "a case i'm the ronnfv In yynfch
M ,,,,i d., .-,.st 80 49,, $3.50, co. ..'
so, r.,.l,s te.n,'se ~ ,t.. s.at,ouseir
~ thc 6..r,eed e,nd 10 d.fIr1arf ari
IL f a. ,.,,,...i ',,'t,,.4 a., ~ ,,
,rba eo,,rt-roo,, Ei,e Noon crou,liet All
.t tt,,.. i,,,i,,. ,t, ,ril
Hl N.H Is
,h.rt a. r,fiov.a. m. .i.f.rdsnt ,,ho no
about tWentv-6ve years old and tne
deceased who was about thjrfv-nve or
forty wears Ola. had not been on intimate
terms for about two wears. Some two
wears aeo they had a falling out. and the
deceased ordered the defendant ont of ms
yard. and as be- went out the deceased
struck him i'm the head with rock. and
made AN ugly cash boz the TOP OF his
head. After this they again eof friendly
enough 10 sneak and work together but
an this time they have not been on the
best of terms
Frank Rose. the deceased. vas running
a "mOOnshne distilery' in Cumberland
Mountain. and the defendant was selling
the whisky over in The State Of kcu-
tucllv The flornirg of the killing Frank
Rose. the deceased. told his aunt. am old
blind lady. that the defendant would moi
live til the sun went down They both
with several others. spent the day ~ the
distiliorv. ana I'm the evening me de-
fanJanf Hon Sowards ana Aialine Gov
ian ne distiIorv toaoth.r an ahout
o,.io.l - a. ,.ith tt.fr l.,.t ~ ,.fitl,,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

do not assume 10 specify any definite
sum Of money for your recompcnse, but
We DO hereby promise. pledge. ana oDlse
ourselves 10 pay 20 you such sums OF
money and at such times as shaii pe
mutually satisfactory during the time oi
your being and remaining in the reln'
ton to said church. 10 which We DO here
by call you.
Prior 10 the signing OF the call, Or.
Sunderland gave a short history OF the
natter lie said that nc one supposed
one month ago that b was %
possibility 10 enlist tine services Of Or.
Talmage. and 10 WAS his opinion that
IL was the interposition OF the hand OF
God
The subject was first brought mp on
September 18th, and after several meet.
ings OF the church officials, he had called
on Dr. Talmage ana informed him OF IA"
wishes of the congregation. II was
agreed between them that n the con ire
cation should issue formal cal 'r.
Taimage would accept The conditions
upon which the can Was issued are that
Or. Sunderland Be- nOf 20 withdraw, ana
the cO-uastor. Dr. Ad0iO- Allen. i7 not
10 be- disturbed In his position. bur may
resign at his option. and viin The consent
Of the church.
Or Talmage is 10 have exclusive charge
OF the Sunday evening scrvilcs. while
Drs Sunderland and ALEU- are io dlf.lc
the services during the week
The call was mailed 40 uight, and az
Dr. Talmasc viii accept al once, n j. *
pccted that ne viii Doe htf, !n TIME 10
preach his initial sermon ~ pastor pa thls
city next Sunday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
DIR. TiLMAGE WIZ CONF.
A Formal Call Has Been Issued u
Him.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept @.-At a
meeting OF the congregation or the FIRST
presby church. known as the
Presidents church" the following was
sent to the Rev. Or. T. De Witt Taimase,
OF Brooklyn. calling him 10 the associate
pastorship with Rev. DR.. Byron sunder-
land.
1.-The congregation Of the FIRST fresoy-
terrain church of Washington, u. 6, oe-
ing on sufficient grounds well satisfied OF
the ministerial qualifications OF YOU the
Rev. DR. T. De Witt TalmaN and having
great hopes OF our knowledge or your
past eminent labors. that your minisIfa-
tons In the gospel will bt profitable 10
our spiritual interest, do earnestly, IMAM
imously, tremendously and heartily, not
one voice dissenting. call and desire you
to undertake the office Of co-pastor IN
said congregation, promising you IN the
discharge Of your duty all proper support.
announcement and obedience In the Lord.
And that you may DC free rom worldly
cares and avocations. considering your
well and wide ability and generosity. we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Want. 70 Buy an american Husband

SAN JOSE. CAL. Sept. H.-llip Sing
Lee. a wealthy Chinese merchant OF
this city. offers a half-intere=t In his cX-
teusive merchandise business and 81
an in cash 10 any reputable young Amer
tear. who will marry his daughter Mol
Lee.
Hip Sing Lee il the wea,thiest Chinese
IN this valley and his fortune - estima :
tr,I m from 5000 to 10000 He conducts
a general merchandise store. with lot
terv game on the side, in this city, and
has a branch store In Watscnville, Santa
Cruze and Salina- Lee has become
thoroughly Americanized. and as he IS
getting old II is his wish TO see his
daughter happily married 10 some good
American. who will look after and care
for his business and wealth. Lees wife
died about year ago, ana as several
attempts have been made 10 kidnap Moi
he IS afraid that [ Moi does not marry
soon. the HighDiC~rs may succeed in
apdUcting her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING U0TATIONS OF
MONEY.
bacco tschangc--Internsi Revenue
Iolicctions-I orcigp Advices.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2f-Stocks ruled
quiet to-day. At one time the market
vas quite active and prices advanced
4. 10 } per cent Sugar. Chicago Gas,
Nheeuug and Lake Erie, the Changers.
Manhattan, Tobacco. and General Elcc-
iric all being more or less prominent IN
the upward movement. Chicago Gas
sold ai 4l-s. the best figure attained Ia
weeks. Inc reports about TcOrganiza-
lion were again revived, and with good
tncct this time. Among the Changers
Ikock Island was the feature and rose
IO ~f. some OF the buyers of the stock
were talking OF an Increase In the diyi-
UDua Those in position to know,
how ever. said, according TO their mfor-
nation. the directors had no intention
Of increasing the dividend al their meet
iuE io-morrow. About 1 o'clock the mar
bet received Set back. and from that
time .n ino course Of prices was down
ward. The selling was due 10 reports
tnat mercantile house prominent IN
fNc recent gold export movement intended
furwarNinS million or more OF the
metal hy Saturdays European steamer.
While The firm In question made no state
lnfnL me mere rumOr was enough TO
thill The hullsh ardOr and prices grad
ually sank TO a lower level Up 10 the
close or business the Withdrawals or gold
for shipments were only 100000, all for
Canada. So far as shipments 20 the
other side are concerned, bankers still
maintain that There can be- no movement
az this time. The general export from
This port for tho week ended to-day
shows "a gain Of nearly 81 opoWD as com
pared with tho corresponding period last
year. Furthermore. the actual selling
rates for sterling exchange were lower
az The close than at amy time IN weeks.
The decline during tho afternoon ranged
from "a 20 2l- per cent, Sugar leading.
y ccuIafIon closed weak. h"hns wore
Irregular but 80 the main lower The
sales OF listed stocks to-day aggregated
20 10 UNIIrlfI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
HORRIBLE NJ RDIR
Negro Girls Throat Cut from lar
Ia lar.


10 Ear.
Mr.. Henry Jefferson, prosperous farm
e. who resides near Union Hall, IN this
county. was I'm Rocky Mount Wednesday
and told a narrowing story Of fiendish-
ness end murder. OF which a pretty six
teen-year-old mulattO girl was The inno-
cent ana unfortunate victim.
The facts in the case as Tar as could
be ascertained are briefly these:
The murdered girl had been sent out
to the cornfield in the morning 10 gather
snaps as usual, and failins 10 return
within a reasonable time, Mr.. Jefferson
went out 10 the field 10 look after Tn,
missing girl, who had been absent several
hours.
After searching for some little time
Mr.. jefferson came across the dead body
of the girl In corn row. yins rae"
downwards, with her throat cut from ca
10 ear. and weltering In her blood. in the
distance Mr. jefferson discovered ID negro
man running rapidly from this field, but
whom he is or where he came from wha'
the object OF or motive for tho murder, NJ
does not undertake TO say.
4 posse OF citizens are searching for
the murderer and IL is not thought pos
sible that he can escape capture.
Since the above was put IN yp. we
learn NAT the person CT the girl was
brutally outraged, before she Was muir
dercd
Anoth,y killing is reported 10 have
occurred near 10 High Peak. ana close
10 the Floyd line. One Shively Is report
ed 10 have killed Ike Radford, a we'll
known character OF that section.
No particulars have been received up
to the hour of going TO press.-RocAy
Mountain News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

the insurgents were killed. The loss or
the Government force Is not stated.
His Excelency. the Governor OF the
Bahamas. has presented forty POUNDS
to the boatmen who discovered the arms
and ammunition secreted at Grassy ay.
in the Bahamas. destined for the Cuban
rebels.
The British Government has issued
stringent orders 10 the Governors or
British West Indian Islands. and also
10 the admiral and all captains or the
British North American fleet. to main
tain constant watchfulness. and TO arrest
and imprison all violators Of the neu-
trality law.
4 dispatch from Matanzas says that
General Pratt reports from Colon that
CAPTAIN Riestra. with force OF thirty
four men, had an encounter with 80
rebels at Quemado De Olivares. I'm the
sapua district. After a sharp fight. the
troops were compelled TO retreat. The
loss Is unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

RA1IINS. WEO., Sept. 2i.-Frank
Nsvan "A ranchman. on Saturday morn
ing sent mis- TWO little boys. aged eleven
and thirteen years, out after the cows
'rhe hnvs not returning he came In yes
terdav and alarmed the town. About
twenty horsemen Immediately responded.
They have an returned without finding
any traces OF the missing boys. who un-
doubtedly persisted In Saturdays storm.
The searchers report the snow IN the
hills TWO feet deep.
} The stage from Snake River on Satur-
day night picked up one of Taylor a.
Hogs shepherds named Gray. who was
lying near the road. cornnletely exhausted
and slightly frozen when he heard the
stage approach he fred his pistol TO at
tract the drivers attention. he was so
numb with the cold that he was unable
10 reach Il without assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
TR.fDE WTTH THE sOUTH.
Shipments from Baltimore Houses on the
Increase.

BALTIMORE. Sept 2i-Employes OF
the York River Steamboat Company re-
port shipments OF merchandise from Bal
timore merchants 20 Southern cities as
h,iugf still on the increase. IL was stated
af me wharf Yesterday afternoon that six
hundred tons of merchandise are handled
there dailyra remarkably good showing
for Baltimore. The shipments OF cotton
from Atlanta 10 Baltimore are also very
good now AZ one time yesterday after
noon there were more than two hundred
large bales on the wharf. and the quality
was of the very best. This was con-
signed TO manufacturers IN Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
10 90 bales: France. III bales; Continent

$500 bales; France. III bales; Continent
n.,t1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sept. 24;-cotton
futures strong. sales. 1870 bales, sep
TENDER. SOS. October. s.2'' NoyemDcr'
sci; December sc: January, SOU reb-
ruary. s35. March, $40; April s.io' May
$50; June. $50. ,o,o - =,
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2i.-l2'o i. M
Cotton demand fair and prices urn
American middling, l-lu; sales. Ainefl-
can. l20o bales: speculation and export,
200 halcs. receipts. 800 bales, American.
4. 800 bales Futures steady; september
and October, 4 21-Gipf 2s-Ji' october ana
November. 1864: November ana Decem-
Der. 4 27-Gf: December and January
g,-Gilft y.,-Gi. January and FEBRUARY,
4 g9-Gi0Ii 3l-Gi; February and March.
4 20-Gial S2-6i: March and APRIL : 32-G4
a. a9-6t. April and May, 3-6iqi 3o-6i
Nav and june. 4 ,s-6lgi 36-Ji Futures
steady at the advance. ~,
T. M-Amcrican mlddlhe' lalr'
a 23-.-: low middling AZ; good ordinary
AZ. ordinary. ZIG. September ana &C
tober. 4 2G-Gt. buyers. October and No
veunler I 25-Gt. November and Deem
her. i g5-Gi1f4 2G-Gf: December ana Janu-
arv U;-Gf. January and February,
27-Gl04 2s-Gf. buyers; February ana
March. 4 29-Gi. buyers; March and Aprh'
2O-cial 3l-G. buyers April and May
si-f-a4 1854. buyers; May ana June
4 32-Gs. sellers June and July, ! 8i-oi
FUTURES closed barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
rnK poniN's coAcRIss.
Governor Morton and Other Ne" Workers
Talk Enthusiastically about the Fair.

ATLANTA, CA. sept. B.-The Wo-
mems Department OF the Exposition De-
gan work to-day with the formal opening
81 the first OF he Woman's Congress u
he held under the auspices OF the board.
The auditorium Of the Woman's Buili-
ing was crowded, and the music was
furnished by Gilmores Band with Victor
Herbert leading.
Mrs Joseph Thompson. president or IN
Womans Board. and Miss louie NJ Cor
don. chairman OF the Committee on Wo-
mems Congresses made addresses. and an
opening ode was read by Mrs. Marguerite
Arlina Hamm. OF the New YORK Mail
and ExDrcgs.
The Exposition formally inaugurates
the many congresses 81 women which are
10 be held during the period OF the Ex-
position
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
nnrrnN NIAnKErs.

NEW YORK. Sept. -. Cotton duh.
mi. ing gulf ll-l6. miidling. : 1-l6;
rtf .ece~pts. 1902 bales gross receipts.
ENft bales. exports 20 Continent. 30
nales. forwarded. 2. al bales, stock. ~ -
200 bales Futures steady. sales. i,'.WJ
faias. september. s.2S. October. s2i. NO
vsuhcr. 81. December. $50. January,
X ~ February. So. March, SIS; April.
rfl. May $40. -
,ofai to-day-Net receipts. G295 bales;
..rrorts to Great Britain ~ Gls bales,
Eminent 30 baics: stock. |".1 3i bales.
Gal 40 far this week Net receipts.
- bsb~s: exports 20 Great Britain.
bsfcs; France. 200 bales. Continent.
ales
since September isf-Net receipts,
- bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 2i-W neat was
unmisfakably strong to-day and Tor what
reason 10 was rather dlihcult 10 see rom
a superficial point OF view, IL Would app
pear as though The decision OF the ware
house commission yesterday cahceilihs
the licenses of number OF the elevators
was responsible for the hiihHcss nht
when 10 is remembered that the matter
is now TO be carried INTO the Cvui '9,
where 10 is likely 20 drag for year
or more 10 is not clear why there shOuia
be any uneasiucss over the question. The
market was palpabiy short, ana as oief-
mas became scarce after the opening DC
was reasonable TO expect an upturn
when covering was attempted. Upon
the announcement of Bralstreets re-
port prices eascd of. but subsequently
another rally occurred. ana the close
was quite strong. December wheat
opened from 5si2c. 10 5s'sc.. sold between
.S.-u-Niac. and Clc., closing AT o'1cr
1It11t.c. higher than yesterday Cash
wheat was firm and t.. higher than yes
tcrday.
corn made moderate gain to-day.
but the strength of wheat was entitled
10 fne credit for 10. Receipts OF corn
hold up well Reports from the interior
are 90 the effect that farmers have
larger amount or old corn ON hand than
the trade has been arranged for. and that
10 is low being marketed 90 make room
for the new crop. which is ready 10 De
housed May corn opened at -S'sc., sold
between that and 2Hi &C.. closing at the
outside. a.DI.c higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was unchanged No feature ape
reared ln oats. Prices varied only accord
ing 10 the action OF wheat and corn. Tie
trade in this grain has fallen into rut.
no business having been transacted for
some lime May Oats closed isc. higher
than yesterday. Cash oats steady TO
ltc. tower.
Provisions There was nothing In pro-
visions OF any particular interest. Llqul-
dation in October continued. and the
packers selling long stuff being Influenced
by the log market. Closing prices were
5isc. higher than yesterday for October
pork 2iqc. lower for october lard, and
&c. higher for october ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

CINClNNATI q. Sept. n Flour quiet /:
winter patent, S3.20a4i0 spring patent.
So 1903 -
Wheat firm: No. red. G0c
Corn steady. No. . mixed SIC
Oats steady. No mixed, track. 22c. !:
No. . white. track. &c
Fork less active and steady: mess. $500;
clear mess 400. family. siio0.
Lard easier and I'm fair demand: steam
ieaf. S6.37A; kettle lard. sG.31i9, prime
steam. 500.
Bacon easy; loose shoulders. SG25: short
ribs. 500; short clear. s6.i2is; boxed
meats ne. more.
Dry sailed meats easier and active:
loose shoulders. $50 short ribs. 500:
short clear $50: boxed meats l.c more
Whisky quiet and steady at sl.22.