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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-THE President
has approved the following naval promo
tons: L.ieutenau.s W. +. White and
q. "A Stafford TO be acknowledgements
ers ard Assistant Engineer \. T. Car
neeie 10 be a passed assistant engineer
The following officers have been ordered
10 nrepare for duty on the cruiser Bos-
ton. Commander y Ludlow, Lieuien-
ants II n. TYLER. u. II. Hostley. and
/ r. Javnes: Chief Engineer r. r. Leitch.
and Pavma-ter j. l.. Martin.
Naval cadets J. V. Klemann and A.
r Chester have been ordered from the
Minneapolis TO the New York.
iJeutenant- Commander G.. Kennedy mas
heen ordered 10 the New York.
pavmastor j. Il. Martin has been de-
tached from the Key West naval sta
lion and ordered home. and Passed As
sistant Paymaster ". B. Wilcox has been
ordered to Key West to relieve him.
Lieutenant f. A. Wilmer has been de-
tached from stecl-insppction duty at
Mulhall. Pa. aud ordered TO the Phila-
dclphia. relieving Lieutenant Il. f. Saw
YER who IS detached. ordered home, ana
granted three months leave.
Lieutenant y. Bostick has been de-
tached from the Alliance and ordered
home. and placed on waiting orders.
Commander f. A. Cook has been or
dered 10 examination for promotion.
The Navy Department has been ad-
vised of the arrival at Chemulpo or the
Yorktown.
lieutenant A. b. II. Lille was to-day
nlacea ON the retired list OF the navy, on
account of disability. lie WIS appointed
from New York. and has been in the
service since 1867.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

iAl' lAAAN' - ' 49, RNNs - r.''''f
Offerings at auction on Change to-day
hy mir. George 4. Haynes, ~ packages
OF sun-curcd tObacc0s Two packatts
sold AT SIS one at SlI2J. one at SlG.JV,
one at Si525, one at Sl4.t9, one az Srt..,v'
one at S13 one at Sl2.JO, one at SID,
one at 81, one at $40. 49, lohr .at Slu', 70
one at SlO25, three at $40, one at 81
two az $50. one at $50, one at $40,
one at $3.50, one at -, one AT S6.tJ, one
at $3.50. one al $50, two al 80 one az
50. one at $3.50, one at $40 two al S4.lu'
one at 81, one at S3s0, two at $50 one
at 81.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers . h0gsheads: filters. 49, smpk-
ers, q; scrap. torlghU; ~, scrap 'uarA)' J.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections- Bright, . hogsheads, dark,
10 hogsheads and IS uerces. heinspec-
tions-Bright, . hOgshedds; dark, hoss-
heads and uerces.
Myers. Crenshaws Seabrooks, Farm
ers' Allegheny. Shelburnes, and Shockoe
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts 81 packages, deliveries, AZ pack
tinted States internal revenue collec-
tions on tObaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
S3.9jG II, plug tobaccos, S2,oiG.U9. Total,
$1,000. %.
Nessrs. w. Ben Palmer & co. VIII offer
on Chance tomorrow. Thursday, Octo-
Der 9. 1895.
Frost has done a great deal OF damage
10 growing tobacco crops IN virginia
North Carolina, and the West, bnt as
10 the full extent of the damage We have
nothing definite as yet.
Ii Is reported that from 20 10 ~ per
cent. of the tobacco crop in TIE winston
u. CD district was standing on the night
of the frost. and was killed. II IS also
said that half of the tobacco crop IN the
Ashevllle IN Cl district was standing,
and was badly bitten by the frost
A letter from Cincinnati, o.. dated sep
tcmber 30 1875. saws. We bad a killing
frost Sunday night, which caught fully
one-half of the tobacco IN the old hurley
district We cannot tell what effect
this will have upon the market
\ letter from South Boston. Va. dated
October J. 1898. declining an offer on
tobacco. says And If this frost is as
bad elsewhere as II IS here, We expect
prices 20 advance
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day. G.. l.. Houston. Caroline county,
Va: st. y. Payne Goochland county. Va.
Y IL. Eager Shoots. Va; W. j. Daniel,
ana H. -. Houchcns, Louisa county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

exports TO Great Britain. l,S'l baleS'
Continent. 1850 bales. s,ock. 81 30 Daies.
Io, SO far this wees Set receipts
lfttfg bales. exports 10 Great brl =,
1915 bales: France. 64li Dales' 'oip-
1oial a,nco september r., Net receipts.
tf,..n BALES. exports TO Great Britain,
15.ag2 bales. France, t.lN bales CONT
ncut I5.lls bales. CO.,.
9 Nr.W DRIrANS. LA, oct cotton
steady. sales. lyi $50 bales, October so
NoVenibnr 500. december. s.'z. JSnuary.
sos February , sso' o Ma''"' ''''' ''p' -
LIVERPOOL. oct. 2-l2;5p j. M.-pe-
maud fair and prices easier, American
n4idllirg. 8-i6. sales. l2.vN bales' amer
lean. II. 49, bales speculation ana .NpoI
Irlt hales: receipts. LOO bales; Amerl-
can. 30 bales fntuIes opchS' 80 a.
demand moderate, American mleolnb'
lou uiddliug clause. october and NONem-
- ard december. I 40-Di, sellers, Janu-
a,-y ana February Z 42-Gi, February and
Sisrch i3-G,Hs 82-6i. sellers, March
and April. ! 4i-Gini 4o-5i, Apili ana
May. ij-Di; May and June. 4'-oti . ne 4..,
and July. / 4s-o8. Futures quiet but
etea8v Tenders at to-day ciearinss
we're 200 bales new dockets
T. N-Amcrican mddiing. ialf,
: 3-iG. good middhng. 80 low md
dline. 4 9-16. good ordinary t-lo' Clul-
nor and November. 4O-bl, sellers 40
vcmber and December. lO-64. sellers ,
December and January, i1-'i' January
80 Eciruary , 42-B4. Duyuefs. February
AMI March. 43-G4G4 ii-Gi. sellers
March ana April. 4 45-'A. sellers AIfli
snd nav 4 1864 buyers; May ana June,
4 41-Gl14 4s-6i sellers, June ana july
4 4S-etn,4 1894. buyers, JAY ana August,
80 golfers Futures closed Irregular
and unsettled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

Mr.. Claude Lemon and Miss May sherman
&. ". uuifi-h aud Miss Charlie 1. Nins'

,rr Claude Lemon and Nflss Nay sherman.
W.Uutfi-h aud Miss Charlie l. Aing'
ALEXANDRIA. VA. oct. Especial
There were two pretty church weddings
here Yesterday evening. At $50 Mr..
Claude Lennon, the popular young King
street druggist. led 10 the altar OF 81.
1r,~,ts Miss May Sauman, 'he loVriA
daughter of Mr.. Louis Sluman' lne
confectioner. The large church was hil-
ed with friends Of the contracting par
ties. and the decorations. consisting OF
potted plants and cut flowers, SET OH
with palms, golden-rod and ttallihs ar
btitus were both beautiful and tasty.
The bride entered with her father 10
the strains of a wedding march by the
choir. She was attired in a handsome
robe Of white poult dc Loire and chifon'
fulle veil fastened with a crescent anu
orange blossoms, and carried bunch
~ bridal roses She was attended by
little Miss Matte Karr servis, OF WASH
irgton. as maid of honor In white SILK,
with la France rosebuds, and as brides
maids Misses Dorothy Lennon Jpil"
Ilndsay Mary Harlow, ana May Green
well. all Of whom wore pink silk null ana
carried La France roses. The ushers
were Nessrs. Milton Lennon, william
Quinn. z. X. Mns Of this city ana
charles Wright. Of Washington Inc
grooms best man was the brides orolh-
en- Mr.. Louis Shuman, Jr.
They met the bridal party before the
floral arch at the chancel. and the cere-
monv was performed by Rev. j. ).
KeneGck. OF Fredericksburg, with fath-
ers Cutler, Of Richmond Ilerney' OF
Fairfax: McCariy. of Washington ana
Bowler. pastor Of 81. Marys.
After the truly beautiful and impress
sive ceremony a reception was given the
friends OF the newly welded pali AT the
residence Of the brides father, the Ia
nous Old Marshall house, on King street
which was filed to overlooking
The couple left Tor q trip 70 New YORK
Boston. and other northern cities.
The bride was the recipient OF many
happy returns OF the day.
At $50 a large and select concourse OIL
friends Of the Kings and Hulhshes, oil
this and other attitudes assempied az
Grace Protestant Episcopal church. the
contracting parties in this were Mr.
Charles ". Hulnsh. now Of Charlottes
vile and Miss Charlie Belle King thiro
dsuehter cf Mr.. Charles King. wholesale
grocerv merchant. The church was dec
Grated especially for the occasion BY
Loose. and presented a very beautiful
apnearance. The music was sC'etn
| and continued during tho whole of th'
beautiful service. which was conducted
| IN ne rector the Rev. Clarence Ernest
| BAH. -
Tbe bride entered with her father
There were no bridesmaids. on account
! NJ recent bereavement in the family
| She wore a handsome. ci0so-iiting traV
client dress. Of elegant fabric. Th'
usbers were Messrs. George Washington
and Thomas Hulhsh. William Schoneld
/ and H. :. Simmerman.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.
ard Mrs Hulnsh left on the 1910 TRAN
for tour North. They Will make thel
home I'm Charlottesville.
| Mr.. Carleton Padgett and Miss Mani
! Talbot were married at 81. Mary's rec
tory this morning. and left for a tou
| North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TBE CLOSING orori rTONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales al the Richmond To-
.acco Exchange internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,iccs.

NEW YORK. oct. "a further breat
in tlo puslcl rates OF ateraug exchange
81 HHUf ttHt so So aND t-N hau
stIDuA tUDDlus influence on the STOCK mar
he. to-4.y. inis eGCAk sctues tne qnea-
iol of boil Exports Tor some time 10
como. aN.t t.i,c.Al.S as cotton ls moving
.o4e freely ana negotiations Tor Inc sait
Cd. a tlaCN ut rrlc ana ooutuetu ttaiiM"y
lUIUcs abroad nave just been come
.....t4. Tie lnlua II.alS were by laf thc
1865 active. sugar usuFiug iOf lN,>Vv
.l...ts. chicago Bas 1Or 80, vv, ana DiH-
..4I. ana tuttie Feeding Tor @i,A'
aces. ir d. Eraul total o. 10, SD shat oH.
I.4e activity 90 these stocks VI course
N..ls not ou. To the snap decline in sifIi l.
Is exchange. although the Weakness "i
t.ls market was not without IT'S influence
9n tine fpcciail,s referred 70 ih-tt
etrc other causes az wOtk IN the cas-"
VI Susar ana Chicago Gas. he hs'-
banned jumped from lu>'s 10 mo on g.
ports that lie company nHslhesS W.
D. nfr aroutauir tuau Tor som" tMt pas.
OEi. Gas rose from N.t 70 tift u"
statements mat the central li"s' , On
lHuy Wul Issue the plan OF fcoiea il~H-
ton ibis week. The committee hdNitb
TIE uattor in charge in ludcs ~ e
Flower 4. y. Brady. ana J.. =. Di.y' q.
BistIiing and Cattle fctuins I"u "'. 3"
ltil. over point ON reallauuH'' I''
later "a 0rl-fi the loss Tho dcciard-
ton 0f tne Usual dividends on iOndccV
tomMuL and preferred uhi I" l",i,.
on The shares. a report tnal lhc ll'iiio'9
Steel Company wAl resume HiNl- mos ~
90 an ADVANCE ln that STOCK oi , p'i
cent t1 sr..N Tennessee coal anu
Iron Jumped from 4-i2 to 30 on iuh"i >
Of favorable developments Hhui NY. -
the railway 1854 proper Dusih'sH was u'i
small scale. but the tcnnthO3 a. P''Itt...e
was upward throughout The Anlu'@ci.ts
were less prominent ana rates wa,
certainly Dee put 1882 later on. H i...e,
ranged from % 90 ~ PEI 80 sfr,'ne,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE STATE ~ THIRD ~ TBE MANU-
FACTURE or COTTdN.
Two Hundred Mills Dot Her Streams an"
One Hundred and Fifty Manufacture
the White staple Other Notes.

RALEIGH, " c.. Oct. 2-Srecid-~-
The secretary of the State Fair, MT. Jon"
Nichols. and Road Supervisor NcMackih
were Yesterday engaged in examining 'he
ualxs and the race-track at the Far
Gr,u,as. They viii both be put IN
excellent condition before lie zJth, pre-
paratory for tie big fair which opens
Oh tne I'd OF TINS month.
Commissioner of Labor STATISTICS Lacy
IN h,s renort. which will be ready ior
the public very shortly. puts down Nor'n
Carolina as third for cotton iae'or'eS
among the southern States. The mum
her OF cotton and woollcn factones IN
the state number two hundred. about
one hundred and nifty being cotton m'''S'
Alamancc county furninhes the greatest
number for any one county.
Cotton exchange was quiet yeS.e'ua''
but opened strong. Later IL Jui"p.r
ltttle selling ali the way rom eis"'
and one half To nine cents "A pound.
The drought is still unbroken. WIN
a cloudless sky ant dust-covered eartn'
a thermometer down in the torties, COM
blned with a weather report for the next
tuentv-four hours, Far, continued cooi'
gives but little hope TO people iohshs
~ looking for rain.
There are now thirteen post-graduates
at the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
leee here. who are applying Tor au-
vanced degrees. ,...,..,,,.
Walter r. Henry has gone TO Curri'uek
! and Perquimans. He expects 10 SPEAK
at Currituck Courthouse tomorrow, ana
/ 20 TO the eastern part OF the state "neie
/ he will make ten speeches
| MIR s =. satterneld, the clerk or the
last House OF Representatives, who was
/ this week indicted, with Clerk Brown iof
a fraudulent enrolment OF he assign
/ mont law. Will be allowed 30 make UP
J his SsoO bond "a Person county. ne SAP y
he he glad that true bills were fouhd
: against him, Tor he can now completely
eXon.rate himself, and 1t will be touhd
that others will have 10 do more eN-
plaiuiug than he Will. WINE ne nae
quite an array OF counsel. he says ina
| he is confident he coNld eAOhet"'e M
self without counsel. The case eoiD's
| up In the January term OF court
/! Governor Carr has gone 10 Bracepr'age
his country home. down In Edgecomhe
county. lie left to-day ana VIII u
J zone for several days.
There was a good frost here this morn
ling but not much damage IL reported
here. The western part OF the sea''
caught it badly for tho last three days
and much damage to crops is reror'eu'
There will be civil-seryice eNaihiia
ton held here on November 9Th Tor tn'
srades of clerk and storo-keeper gauger
The Attorney-General and STATE dfea .,
urer have decided that WHO Nesn
ranks as circus, and must pay the s-'
county and State tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

CHICAGO. ILL. oct Wheat re-
gained some OF tcrdays loss To-Day.
Appearances ala not argue iaV0raDly iOr
the bull element during the morning,
but about the middle OF the session things
underwent a change. ana where nothing
bat weakness reigned there arose better
and nrMcr tone. New YORK was ilrm
ard led this market In the advance.
orders from that city TO buy were num-
ercus and or fair size. After prices
tad been on the mend for time reports
that private adyices from France stated
that seeding was delayed by drought
were circulated. Damage 30 She Arsen-
tine crop was also talked. New Ork
,,ircG of 30 loads taken for export at
that place. but they were only parity
confirmed. Further Improvement 1ol-
lowed the exploiting of these items. the
close being al finn prices. December
wheat opened from 6pt,c. TO VDig 80 ad-
vanccd 10 O-.c., closing at &c, lc. higher
than yesterday Cash wheat was lydlc.
higher
Com Business in corn was sim sadly
in need of a revival IL looks as though
the bears were OF the opinion that prices
could not very wcll stand further loss,
whilst the bulls. Of those VINO NOuld
espOuse that cause, felt thdt there was
no possible chance OF any maicnM ao-
vance taking place. Some Improvement
of slight importance followed the au-
vance in wheat but DO was purely OF a
sympathetic character, May corn open
ed az 2lc.. advanced 20 2o zc. and closed
at 2aisc bio. iac. higher than yesterday
Cash corn was steady. closing urn.
Oats managed To struggle through the
session without an0riius buyers or sell
ors any remarkable advantage. When
the upturn in wheat occurred moderate
advance took place. but II was unac-
cOmpanied by activity. May oats closed
l.a3.c. higher. Cash oats were easy u
i.c. lower.
Provisions What business was trans
acted i'm provisions ana not amount 30
anything of Importance and indicated no
radical charec in The situation. Ii was
eQasmOdic. the intervals being very
lengthy ones. The opening was lower
on the hog market which was generally
weak. After that the action OF prices
was slow and over narrow range. The
close was ar. lower tor January pork
and 2i.15c. lower for each January lard
and ribs.
The lnnliug futures RANGED as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
TyTTERsITY FOOT-BiLL.
The Miller school Play the Nar-ities
Piucky Game.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Oct. p
sn.cial-The University OF Virgiania de-
feated the Miller School football team
here this afternoon by a score ~ 80 to 0.
The home team played loosely aud IL
,1,,..h Mile School 10 make several
good gains through their dhe. ''hiicy
failed 10 kick three goals. A,noush
Miller School played an excellent game
,ha h,rna team's score should have been
larger several funibles at critical times
naring their play.
Cartsin Groner, who is suffering VITA
a weak ankle. played short "nile IN
the second half, and his presence Draced
the team up considerably.
M. features of the game were the
beautiful running Of Groner and Cooke,
ana the generally plucky plays OF the
visiting team.
Rlacksburg Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College plays here Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
80 900 pROpucE MARKET.

~
~e,Y YORK. oct. .. Flour steady
v.infsr uatent. fair 10 fancy. S5.fue5.Sy'
do patenf. SS5Eu3.t1, Minnesota Cl'd4'
s. 15't8y3; patent -. N1nfZD. 10" eAia5'
~ Na1GJ: City mills, sauna flV, 40. pa
,crt "a gpag 49, southern hOur qhei anu
straoy. common TO fair extra, S%.iV9
? sG. rood to choice, do, S2o1dd.'V a..
Wheaf-gpot market stronger ana gun;
No. > red store and elevator. o>c.' anoal'
Oslo ClptOns were moderately acuNe
80 fc.liro4 rallied. closing steauy at
IT, over Yesterday No. , March, closing,
no: MAY. tic, OCTOBER Coc.' December
,orr soot otlet and firm; No. ., 3I,lc.
elevator. 3si c. afoat options were
o1lnf and declined early. rallied, ana
closed an AN advance of lt04c over yes
feraay. October. &c. November, S'c''
December dic
Oats dun ami unchanged 70 &c up, 80 -
cembcr. dc. May, -'igc.i 40. While,
orfobcr. g5c. so. 3. 2iigc spot prices
2H.c. No. white, 2'.ac.i mixed western"
Hay in fair demand and firm: shipping
f,tf.q tnc.. good to choice, s5dWc.
Wool quiet and arm, domestic fleece,
IOHI2c.. pulled, l5t''e. --..,,.,. ,...
nor nfm. extra mess, ST.5Ou.o0; beef
hams duI al SlJW4 l1JVi ueIceu ntei
oulef and firm. city extra indla mess,
NJ emf meats slow and firm. picked
RELIES. 500. shoulders, 500; hams,
Lard easy and quiet, western steam
closed al SG22i4. city, S6.VVa6un. Op-
ton sales. October $40, nominal ise-
fined easy. Continent, 500, south Amer
irau $3.50. compound. S4.50a51.
Pork quiet and steady; mess S'''"9
1000. -. .....-
Butter-Fancy scarce and firmer' state
dairy. lZ42uc., DO, creamery, - QZ-'2c.'
western dairy OiWl5c. hlgins --l2c
Eggs firm and iu fair demand; state
and Pennsylvania, l3A l'i2c.s WesteIH'
fresh. lG0lsc. do. per case, Sl.~Q 10.
TallOw strong ana hsht Ohe'nbs' CITY
lsLc. bid. country. 4f,04'sc.
Cotton Seed OH Crude unchanged.
Petroleum steady Rcnned-Ncw York,
s. 10. Philadelphia 500. do, I'm bulk,
$3.50 400.
mon TO good, Sl.i'pllu.
Turpeutine steady 40 2SN2SHc.
Rice steady. domestic fair 10 extra
3fi n6c.. Japan, 5%g3ic.
Molasses- Foreign nominal, New Or
leans. open Kettle. good 90 choice, ID
moderate demand ana steady at 20N"-c.
coffce closed steady at sails points
up: October. Si545. November slo@uH
1873. December S15loN15l5; March,
Sl4 700 SO May. Sl.2on l'fe Spot hlo
frmer and more active. No. Z, Sl621
Sugar. Raw lrmer and quiet; fair re
filming. Y,c Refined active and firm, of
4. : l-iG0l J-l6c., standard A, l-lrH
4G.c.. cut-loaf and crushed, l-lG0oi4 ci
granulated ! 1-ltuFtc.
Freights 10 Liverpool nominal and qu-e
cotton. by steamer. 3-32alsd; grais, by
steamer. 2iiml2d
Fine peaches ia pretty fair demand and
offerings largely of under qualities ana
freely offered. Sweet potatoes hrmei
peaciee carrier. S1.5O02Ol. do. crate.
| 81 ODu1.aO. do. basket. Goc.TSi.D
POtatOes-Sweet SlijW2.2'.
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WILMINGTON, y. G.. oct. 2.-Rosin
firm; strained, $l.l2l2; good strained
silly.
spirits Of turpentine quiet machine
2lr,c.: Irregular. 2|lc.
Tar STEADY a. Sl.-t
Cruae turpeutlne quiet; hard. Sl.lO;
soft. >l.aO; virgin, ;LrJ.
CHAkLEs1 on. $. c., oct. 2.-Turpen-
tine firm al 2l4c.: receipts, 81 casks.
Rosin-GoOd strained firm at SLUG i.-''
receipts, I'll barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. oct. Spirits Of
turpenunc WAS inclined TO be weak, sales
OF 100 casks al 2Jkc. and 30 al z'l-c
were reported AT the opening. The mar
ket was quoted firm at 2Jiac. At the
close il was quiet AT -Jlac., with sales u
100 casks. receipts l.I3G casks
Rosin firm and unchanged, with good
demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

WILDWOOD. VA, oct Especial. Last
Sunday tho annual service was neld
AZ the old chapel. II was S9ndue,,eI
Nv the Rev VIM. b. Lee, OF gloucester
county. Rev. VIM. Meade, of Northaipp-
ton county. the evangelist OF the ul00ose
preached the sermon. .,.,,
This parish IS still vacant. The Nesty
rave not called a minister. Ihey VIII
do so IN Il few DAYS.
The Rev VIM. Meade Will preach NJ
Christ church next sunday.
The Hon. II. T. Wickham. or hanover
county. who with his family has been
STAYING with his sister az New Market,
returned nome on Tuesday.
The Rev VIM. r. Lee VIII return 70
Gloucester next week 10 prepare IoF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

BOWLING GREEN. VA. oct. There
was severe drost yesterds y m)rning.
and ice formed in exposed )l1ces. Some
tobacco anc late corn was much dam
aged.
No rain has fallen yet, and streams and
wells are very low
Mr.. l.. W. Lockwood. highly-re spected
citizen of this county. who has been
dangerously III for some weeks, Is now
much better.
Mr.. II. +. Coleman, OF the Welch's
nelghborhood. is quite SIX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. oct. Flour fairly
active: winter patent, S3.iVf5."' spring
patent, S3.ivu3.vD. -
Wheat market quiet ana ateaoy' No
. red. track. 1Oc.; sample red, o'c.
Corn quiet and unchanged.
Oats quiet and easy. No. whlte' uach'
23iIc: No. mixed, 2li9c.
Pork market fairly active ana ste"ny ;
mess. 800.
Lard nrmer and In fair demand. steam
lear. SG.3ti3: Kettle lard. s6.3Iis
Bacon steady and in moderate demanl :
loose shoulders. Sb25 short ribs. 500,
short clear. S6.G2i4; boxed meats nc more.
Dry sailed meats Grmer and active.
loose shoulders. 500. short rlDs, S1.b-i2,
snort clear. So IN: boxed meats lsc. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at SlZ2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
Genernl Miles In Command.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.---The order de-
falling General Miles to command the
army was issued this afternoon. IL
reads as follows:
by direction OF the President, Mai lien.
Nelson A. Miles is assigned 10 the COM
mand of the army OF the United States.
"Major-General Francis II. Ruger Is
assigned TO the command Of the LeDart-
ment Of the East.
tSigned) DANIEL ). LAMONT,
Secretary OF War"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03

Frost and Forest Fires DO Harmful Work
To Greet Libcrfy Bell.

ASHLAND. VA, oct. 2.-Speciai.-fhis
vicinity was visited TUESDAY and We'd
nesday mornings by heavy frosis. FOR
tuuately a good deal % the tobacco crop
hod teen cnt Some that was let stand
ing vas blackened by the frost, ana
was greatly injured
Forest fires have been raging 20 some
extent around Ashland. NO other dam
ace was done except the kiirs Of etne'
and the destruction of timber and An-
dererowth
Mayor Taylor has been officially mott
fed that the Liberty Bell viii be stopped
in Ashland long enough for the citizens
10 see II. The fire company Will tIrl
out. speeches viii b. made. ard the COM
mittee In charge OF the bell Will recei',
quite an ovation.
Mr.. {. \. Taylor and family have taken
possession OF their home. and viii reside
here IN future.
Miss Mayme Jones has returned, after
an extended visit 20 Waireaton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-03
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 2.-Flour
firm.
Wheat irregular; No. red spot and
October. G6HooiSc.. December. G13sH61Hc.;
May, 72isc. asked; steamer No. red.
o8a6Hlc. southern, 10y sample, 6saC9c. !;
do. on grades. 6i3.a6J.ac.
Corn steady, mixed spot 3J4u3yiac. I;
October. 31%uSsc.; November, new and
ola. 35l4n35Ysc.; year 34nj4lc.: January
3}H, m3ic.. southern white. S3a4uc.; do.
yellow, 4lQi2c
oats firm at steady prices; No. 2 white,
western. 2fisQ2sc, No. = mixed, western,
2iisu2Jc
near By acd ISc. for western
Hay nrm at sl5.vcai5.JV.
Grain freghtS dun.