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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

qnE CLOSING u0rtTf0Ns or
VONII.
Offerings aud Sales M the Richmond To-
lscco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Advices.

SEW YORK. oct. le-Stocks to-day
were irregular ana tho transact 1us small
e. UIan al latc, the sales footing up ofiy
ln5.aui shares. in This total chicago
Gas Insured Tor -. loo shares. St. lnIl
for $40 shares. and Sugar fof ~ 400
shares. In tnc carry trading the tend
cncr Of lrprs was upward. ana an un-
pa Fcmcut of - TO . per cont tooA
place. In the rauro9a- Union facinr
tle Changers, sugar, missouri faclnl,
ana llicaNu Gas were most prominent
Union PACING sold up TO lo.s, ana the nee
carr lcs OF the subsidiary lines lu On.
system were also in better ormaaa on
the report that q rev reorganization COM
uiltt,c Isl To- toe formed shortly. ~ faHi
Hn4 Che other Changers were iaNoidDi4
inarCucCl 10y the splendid report OF the
former company Tor the first week ~
October. The new deal Win the western
Lroctrs helped Sugar. ANA the rtofn iItt
- IUt The trading in the raiiioal
group was OF small proportions as oi'
latafs are at sea regarding inc outcome
Or ilo negotiations now on 1901 lvohl"s
e. settlement of the western rate war.
De aaViCcs from chicago To-Day ahou'
too matter were anN ihine hhi peactltA
tcArcr home traders had the conieith. t
CT TIE Trunk Line representatives, TO
U.tcu. and up 10 the close OF bus ness
"Details of tIc meeting were iachlph. p".t0,
however ttlt encouraged "hl '"D
was nat che Trunk Line people wiz H'-
vase iIHaHs Ior fhc becker maintenance
OF rates. Iu the afternoon an operator
NO mas conspicuous 10 Inc uitdn lh
General Electric couple oi years ago
was Given zap ass seller OF chicago Gas
tnc other motive Issues. ne result Was
e decline of ~ % lM per ccnti chicago
Gas. Louisville nul Nashville Aiehison,
the Drduetrs. Reading, ana tennessee
Coal and Iron suffering the heaviest
losses Louisville and Nashville was
soll down a. D.t on The POOR Govern
mcnt cotton crop report for October,
.ear the close tle shorts reduced their
tues somewhat which impaired "a stead,
Ser tone no tlc mafhft Net changes
show losses of iIu1is per cent. Leather
preferred. however. fen from Ni.s 90
-.In9s .n sales hy holders who hau cA-
qtctci a larger distribution OF the COM
panv's surplus 40 tls time Bonds were
Irregular Total sales were Sl.s"5.'"i1.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
ll7OO0 shares and unlisted stocks 10000
shares.
Treasury Balances. Coin. $3.50. 81;
currency, >lo4llAftl.
Money ou call firm az 2urs per cent,
last loan and closing at . per cent. prime
mercantile paper 5n1i2 per cent Bar
silver, $50. Sterling exchange hrm. with
actual business 10 bankers bills at iSG'.
M iSfi for sixty days and 49, ri~l4 for
demand. posted rates, 4NtHl~s. CONNER.
cial bills. $3.50 IN 1875. Government bonds
firm. state bonds lull. Railroad bonds
irregular silver az inc board was q
shade lower
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British Minister, Recall Demanded.

COLON. COLOMBIA. oct. lo.-A telo-
gram from Bogota received here to-day
says public demand has been made
for tho recall Of AR. Jenner, the British
Minister at BogOta, because OF the stand
taken hv him Ia connection with tire
claim for 80gD pounds damages by
Messrs. Punchard. Mcraggart. and Low
or. In the Antloquia railroad matter.
The German Government. the dispatch
further says. will order the retirement
az Or. Luhers0n. its representative al
Roeota from the Board OF Arbitration
having The claim of Punchard. AlcTag-
part. and Lower unoer consideration.
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ago at HIS home. in Louisville. KY The
deceased was a son OF MIR. Isaac Null,
who resides few miles west OF WIN
ston, and Is eighty years OF age. pr.
Null left this county about twenty years
ago. His death WAS occasioned by strong
drink and the opium habit lie was
recognized few years ago as one OF
the leading physicians Of Louisville.
Bishop W. W. Duncan, OF Spartanburg,
s c.. writes that he Will be- in winston
on the last Sunday In November. The
object OF his visit here IL 10 inausurate
plans and TO start the canvass for the
erection Of n handsome Methodist church
in West Winston.
Mr.. p. A. Cox. one of F'orsyth's popu-
lar and best-known citizens. dropped dcad
at his home, few miles northeast or
Winston. yesterday. The deceased was
slxty-eight years old. He was sitting by
the fire I'm his house. when he fell out
~ his chair. and expired IN a few MIN
utes. MIR. Cox was a good Democrat.
and was the nominee OF his party a few
wears ago for register OF deeds.
Mr.. Julius Tise, a native OF winston.
died last Sunday at Roanoke. va. at the
age of forty-four years. lie leaves
wife and one son.
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THE So .OOO. TEiNslLIANI1 STAKE
A Delightfully."- Interesting Race NJ LesinG-
ton ky.-other Races.

LEXINGTON. KY. oct. lO.-The $500
Transylvania stake was a great race, as
had been previously predicted. and from
start TO finish i'm each Of the five heats
dl1 u prove a contest deilgniuiiy inter-
esting and created great enthusiasm
Last nights betting was certain iore-
east that there would develop ereat
battle and the bidding for a long time
was spirited. In the largest pool sold,
s. &c. Aitao brought so, tepaas' ,s-'9,
Pounoer ~; Baron Koeers. $40; Lady.
sl2 .'.I Raensaier Wiikes. sii6: Lady Robert,
So. James L., 81. Nofther 81; haliy
Wilkes 81. and Qucechy, ~:
The dav was pleasant. track ~. and IN
each race the heat-winncfs earned new
Lvnne Bel proved master of the route
for two heats. AltaO and Piietta contest
ing every inch OF the route as the. aW
In the three succeeding heats
Billy Andrews had lai, ,i.., sale i'', ~
the distance flag with Bouncsr ln Two
heats ana to some IL looked all over Tor
Iynuo BEL TO win, as he iei IN tt NOME
stretch by a comfortable htf--u' uNt we
regular even stride OF me etgalt1. .uui
,,oar-oid that has ever raced inll. bouh'ti
80 80, s,st and a cry went mp from ne
e,,reino fhronr. "BOuncer wins 1T WIS
80 ,,, len strides from the wire, "neh
pfther drew MS whip. ana i'n,i.'i
ed under the wire winner ~ man ."
ien R,l, III o 1,l made short work Of the
. 80, 100 while the heavy faNciitef i1illH
qTri Was acting badly ana hSn..lI ~
aar i'm two heats and pealeh 'i'''''' 90
an Fanh q, the three events had a lasse
O. E "a W s,artors but little scoring was
"orh1lia Won two heats very handl,y az, ~
me pace ana tied mp in ine N'N'i ~
Tho French horse Heirloom Nvn lc,,,,isbed
a.. went hhNf Ntttttif"Nf'''f
''"i, ~ ,,rohabilitv IS that three gre
'a,.,rr San meet again over tNi- ti"rN
tn e'rtdav October 18th sunni ifles'
ttrst race-2.1 trot, purse W.
Valley Queen. d. H., n4 'f"' I
Niascott. Vest .....'''''''-'-'''' d. D 2
Cralitv ........... ....''-. .'-'-'-'-- y
,tt4it ....-.-...---. 1 % q
r9i.nd t.in Dormarks. penelope Sar
60, Hi.earron Collinw00d, las5es. Lril .
Chafeworth. Gabrielle, Eagle i"7s' '''o
'' Time. 217f-2. 2l7lA, DAG. .,.
eecond raceIthe Transyivania stakes
for 2I5 trottcrs. value $50
Rounror 10 m.. by Hummer q,
Sius.tte fAn6rcw) go. ..... j. 1 /
/ fNnnC Bel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p
! pfilefa .............-.. .........- ID, -
Alto to' Kucechy. Lady, Wilton ke ,i.,,..
l laer Wiies. Cephas. Baron iloeeIs. - tlls
| Wilkes. James w., Lady FoDt''S' anu
| Northcr also ran. .,.to ora
Time. 2l2. 2lo1-2, 2Io, 2.l' - - "a 5'v , ~
Third race-2Io pace purse Fi'0" i''-
I pbeIia er m.. by Alfred Cum ,
| ufursl ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r.. .
| Heirloom -..,....'''-.-''' ''''''''''5 D
! Bessie r. ..-..-...--..-.- rytf.
| Greenlander. cuckoo. Emma p. " iin ,'.,,
! Bully Boy. Jim C0rbett, Happy fttH anu
( Hal Crago also ran.
! Time. 211. 2la. 2.ll 5-h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
ToRTTRTNG WITNESSES.
How Efforts are Maae 10 tNtort Evidence
From Chinese.

roNDON Oct. lo.-The Pall Mall Ga
zotte publishes second letter rom ',, 40
oorrespondent in wu-chens' us'1 1',~o
~, s,no,,,ti,s attending commune. 49,,
en' s,ao-rhow. and describing nc 80
VIZ ~~ison,r implicated III '"o
RACES upon missionaries tho writer
,ho accused man IS pio"I'
soy ,,erod lie is filthy IN appea'anSe
't hes tho wild and ghasty lvVN ~ NJ
- ,..,d man. which really ne -
~l,orer onens the proceedings by ~ ~
~ ,,,a, he was nowhere near inc 80
n p' tSe massacre, and then the 'oi''''
begins. .,,,euea 10 lneel
Win his bare knees upon eou ~ 80.
tils head is dragged back, ana ms ~
tain IS fastened TO a rack ueu '','lss
49, boad 4 pole is then thrust aVioo'
80 iegs and two soldiers stand on each
nnd Of II. crushing the poor wretch
knees into the coil Of chain .,.,-
Tho British consul could not stand inns
r,ethod of extracting testimony ana IN
sisted that It be stopped. This was Non'
as far as the courtroom was concerueo
but for an hour afterward the snr'eAs
Of tormented prisoners could De heafu
coming from an adjacent room, where
the torture was continued.
oSE DOSE ENOUGH.
When the magistrates wanted to hear
the confession OF tortured man. Inc
prisoner was brought back into the COURT
room.
II he held back his confession he was
threatened with resumption of his tor
ture. This was usually sufficient to cause
the prisoner 20 tell all he knew rather
than return 10 the torture chamber.
BESIDES the torture described, the pris-
oners were beaten with bamboo sticks
until their yells were most horrible TO
/ hear.
! one prisoner appeared In the court
room unable to walk from tho beating he
! had received, and another was unable
! 10 kneel, because his knees had been
| broken by the chain links. and his thighs
had been lacerated by the strokes of the
1 bamboo rods.
In the midst Of such mseries. cakes
| fruits, tea, and wine were served and
partaken Of by the native officials who
could not understand why the foreigners
present pushed these dciicacfes aside, re-
| fusing TO touch them.
The correspondent declares that the
commission ought 10 demand Justice
without torture. reaching the mandarin
as promptly as the man who works In
/ the field.
The whole business, be says. Hes az the
door OF corrupt officials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

The Southeast Tariff Association Looking
After Facilities for Fighting Fire.

The Southeast Tariff Association Looking
After Facilities for Fighting Fire.
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. i0.-Special.-
Mr. Alurdaugh, Of At, nta, Ga, represent
ing the Southeast Tariff Association, is
here with view OF looking into the
water supply Of Petersburg and the con-
dltlon OF the fire department Of the city
The association Mr. Murdaugh feprtfen
fixes tho rates OF insurance Tor ul'li
cOmpanicS and as one or the steamers
OF the fire department here has been
taken out of service on account of ITS
having been pronounced unsafe, the CD
iecf OF Mr.. Nurdaughs visit u presumed
10 have some reference 10 an Increase OF
Insurance rates In case two fire engines
are not Kept on duty. Petersburg IS now
rated BIZ the association as having q hrst-
class fire department. but with only one
engine I'm service IL VIII be rated as sec
ond class. .,-,.-.-.. o..
died very suddenly this morning az the
nan OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciafiOn now in course OF erection on Ny.a-
more street where he was NJ work re
was ascending a stairway, ana nah got
ten up two steps when he fell 10 the moor
and died i'm about ten minutes.
The taking Of dcposltiOns IN the watts
Malone suit has been suspended hhul
there is q qualification on the estate OF
the late defendant
The City Democratic Convention held
at the courthouse tonight 90 uomlaate
TWO candidates for the House 81 Delegate
from Petersburg, nominated W. /. .df-
Rae and Thomas Il. lvoy. The former rs
a prominent young LAWYER of this city
and an ex-mernhcr Of the Legislature.
Mr.. Ivey Is a well-knOwn young man or
this place and State Council Secretary
OF the Junior Order United American
Mechanics.
The barn Of Nr. william Kail, 30 Prince
George county. just beyond the city Inn
It's was destroyed by IRE tonight How
the fire originated IS not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
raE coumoDoRn AGaiy snfznD.
Collectors of Customs Report ON Alleged
Fnibu-tering Expeditions.

WILMINGTON, \. c., Oct. l0.-There
was much surprise and disappointment
created here to-day by the receipt Of an
order by the United States Marshal 10
again seize and hold the steamer Com
mOd0re and her cargo.
Coming so soon after the order for the
release of both ship and cargo. the latest
move of the government is much dis
cusecd
WASHINGTON, oct lo-secretary
Carlisle called on Attorney-General Har-
mon this morning and handed him sew
oral kilograms received by him from
collectors of customs and others re-
pariing the movement or alleged nlipus-
tenug parties along the Gulf coast Tho
r4bfnaf officers discussed the situation at
come isnsfh. United states collectors OF
customs United States marshals, and
United States district attorneys have al
realv received III necessary instruc-
tiOus how o. deal with Intended flibus-
In was agreed that no proper means
should Be- left undone 20 prevent the yio-
iauon OF the neutrality laws
"a lat constitutes violation, however,
is not so easy 20 determine. nor what
,- an intended violation. but rnese MAT
tors are put Ia the hands OF the United
states district attorneys TO determine ~
their discretioHs. The fact that all pro-
crsd.nes 90 detain an tlibustering eN-
pstitlous have been thrown our or the
United States courts. inclines the admins
fration 10 Doe cautious and thus avoid
the possibility OF suits for damages.
IL Is said that the Spanish AGENTS along
The Florida c0ast. I'm their zeal TO secure
Information. seize upon runners as facts.
aud many of these ALLEGED facts being
foruaI,l-I TO Federal officers. have bsan
found upon investigation 10 be- unf0unded
and incorrect.
A telegram received at the Treasury
renertmont from Captain Brown. ~ the
r.,rrrr cutter McIalc. regarding alleged
alibustcrers reported on Three Keys. re-
norts concerning which were commune
,.,toi 70 the authorities here By the Span
ish Minister. indicates thar the Minister'S
infcrmants were unduly alarmed.
Gapfain Brown says that there were
s.,s Dty-ntne Cuhans. without arms or
au murition on Three Keys adjacent 10
Key West.
he found that the steamer which c3r-
ried them there had been dismanteled.
H.r water tanks We're tnDty. she had no
coal aboard. and advertised for sale.
MADRID oct. f0-lmparcial's Havana
slsnatch SAYS the insurgents derailed a
railway train in the province OF Santa
clara Yesterday by removing ore Of the
rails Of the track one man. railway
employee was Killed. The death OF the
rebel leader. Pace. IS confirmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
CIlICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, oct l0--Afier pass
me throuln session marked 10y much
nIcgllarity and uncertainty, wheat closed
Weik 40 almost the inside r.h tic. lower
tAau yesterday. Tho pfihtbai ac'iNi'y
Was during the last nOur when new
York. having bought wheat around uVi4e.
fGr December, wired tnai ~ lpdds Adi
been sold for export WITHOUT mo
ma,ts hesitation tAe iutal crown IuaHe'
% buy and forced prices about igc. hisA-
ar. New YORK supplying size demand ga
the bulge. Upon investigation II WIS
asceItaIued that Iof more lN"n iv..H
were sold -Ur foreign shipments ile
failure TO confirm tle FIRST report result
ca ina the subsequent weakness. AZ me
opening it Was evident that the shorts
had become easier ln thel MINDS over
Ine Turkish war scare luaN thtt were
az the close yesterday. NJ lih lhal ue-
manl absent prices started lA weak aH
giraffe action being noted afterwards.
December wheat opened from ViIuVn4c.,
sold between OH4 uGf.c. ana J1sc., clos
ine at $3.50 oc with tie loss already
stated. CASH wheat sold at siealler
prices, but closed weak with the iulults.
COru-Ihc trade iu corn was fepeu-
ton of yesterday. Tuesday, and any day
Tor month So little business was
transacted and of such unns interest
was Sc that the pit Was almost deserted.
The sirht fluctuations were influenced
10y wheat May opened at - 1-ye,
sold between DO. ana ~ lN-~,c., closing
al y~ec., $50. under yesterday. tush
corn was weaker and llc. per Duahei
lower
Oats dragged during the entire session.
Little change in prices took place, yaria-
lions rejecting tine weakness COZ strength
of wheat May oats closed unchanged
from yesterday Cash oats were steady
ON slight fractional change from yes
terIays quotations being quoted.
Provisions Product was soft to-day.
Whilst there was only a moderate busl-
Ioss. there was nevertheless more cls-
position 10 sen than before. New product
BIS pressing for sale, and the cash de-
mani SIS far from being what it should
be- under tnc circumstances. The choicest
makes OF lard are being delivered ou
contract. which is another bearish fca-
ture of tho situation. At ihc close toe
day January pork was Joe. lower Janu-
any Lard &C., lower. and January ribs
.i ,f1t. lower.
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37ikc.. elevator: Sgkc anoat. Options
declined on an expected bearish Govern
ment report fanisd again on room cover
ing. but closed heavy AZ ~ &c be'v"
yesterday. With light trade; Octn.er'
'N,<c.. November 35T,c; December 5i*c.'
oats SPOT fairly active and higher.
Outiors quiet and frmer. 'ctoDcf. -tlsc.,
Noyomber. gis.c.: December. -H,c. May,
2si9c. spot prices NO. = -,,fsS,.., W =
white. 2,c: mixed western. 21a2'zc.
nav nrmcr. clearing up closei ~ ship
ming 9Oq 72i5c.. good 10 cnoicc sJnooc.
Wool euncs ana firm at log22c.. pulled,
1Jm55c ..u.. ennoa
tDv,. extra mess. SlJppSn. beef hams
arttva at sfIul. ucrCcd beef duh ana
rfl1Iv. CIV extra. India mess, flEpl; cut
meats steady; picked bellies, >o.igH,vOi
shoulders. S3Duozs; hams, >SV'HA-',
' inrt iowcr and quiet. western steam
clr4ad al $50. city. >S.aJs1.Hp. october
Sal. Refined dull Continent 500.
south American. $500; compound, sAo2ls
"? FORK steady ana quiet mess, Ss.759
Butter steady and IN moderate demand (;
state dairy. i2u2lc., DO, creamery, .z'1
l,sir western dairy 1u1fl4c.: Elgins .-xjc
Tgoe- Choice fairly active ana ifm.
sfa'e and pennsylvania, lJ1ZVi2c. west
en-. fresh 1gnlec, 40. per case Sio.'"a
4snow quiet and steady city. 4sac.;
country. 1.d3'Sc .,.
Cotton seed oil firm and quiet crude,
2}ibc.. yellow prime, 2'i4e-sc.' DO. soon
off grades. &c. NIL
Petroleum STEADY and quiet Refined
New YORK. $40: Philadelphia, $40; no.'
i'm bulk. S4.5sN4.Gi
Eoeiu quiet and steady; strained COM
mon 10 good. 81 4fizQl. 12ia
Turpenunc in light supply ana hiin at
Hyc steady and in moderate demand +;
domestic. fair 10 extra, 4A1De.' Japan
3'-Nlafc. . H..
Aolassos firm. New Orleans, open het-
IT,. good 10 choice 2l1-3c'
Peanuts quiet ,
Concc closed steady and unchanged 10
80 points Hp. October, Sl5.Sn iap, De
con'ner. Si5.0. March. Sl1tOnli.S May,
Sll31 spot ri, quiet, no. T. SlGl2'-H
suaar-Raw firm ana fairly active; fair
ro8rira. a1.c Refined quiet and firm;
on Grade. a. 4t.ui ole standard A.,
s-ffe.. eranuated. 4 3-iGHJ Lido,
Freirhfa 10 Liverpool dun ana nominal,
cotton. lq steamer 3D.. grain, Pa.
Southern Fresh Fruits and Vegetables:
pcacnes unchanged and steady, bat the
output BE- very moderate.
Sweet potatoes firm M Sl.ii0 90.
Peaches Carrier. SluJH-W. do. crate,
81 .Oo0I-D: DO basket, G0c.NSl2j.
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THE PORTsuOUrH ITEE.
The Body of Waterman -. Han Found
Floating in the River.

NORFOLK. VA, Oct. l0.-Special-
vestigation reveals that the estimate Of
losses In the great fire at Portsmouth
last night were, owing 10 the inability
OF the reporters 10 get accurate mlufina-
ton, placed az TOO high figure. ware
house -, belonging 10 the Seeooord AIR
Line, cost about $lj,GVv, and was M
sured for that amount. The freisni ana
nine cars burned were also iaAy covered
by insurance. The warehouse or keei
Bros. was insured FOR sJ,rO, which VIII
nearly cover their loss
The body OF Waterman Han OF th.H
city. who was drowned, was found noat-
ing on the river near the Nava. Hospi-
tai The hair had been burned from
his head and the skin scared 90 me sH.ill.
IN Is believed that he was struck by =
piece OF sheeting from the building aud
killed In the water. lie leaves a VII"
and four children. the eldest young
man twenty-0ne years Of age.
n is openly charset that Assistant ife
Chief Knapp, OF the Portsmouth Fire
Department, was under the influence or
liquor. and is In a large measure respon-
slble Tor much OF the damage, ne having
given wrong orders 70 his men.
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There is good prospect of a race be-
tween me celebrated PAGERS John f.
d.. pli4.viIe \ e.. race meeting 90 De
hold Cct9ber gth. 10Th. Nst. aad NoNem-
hrr lef. The wealthy breeder ana owner,
ar. J.. Banks Hot Of Graham, \. o.,
has fcleelanhal for bis horse. John r.
Gentry. 10 Doe gent home from Lexington
Ky. whore he started in thc great pi,ii's p
raao on Tuesday which fttracied such
r.ifo attention. Gentry Doc ds the world 8
record for pacing stallion. ana laLcnen
d. DO. champion race performer of tne
wear. ana % meeting If tHe pair g. looked
forward 90 by turfmon and horse ianDoif
all over the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

NEWTOR~ NEWS. Va. oct l0-Spo-
ciai-Yaetorlay AFTERNOON. at haif-past
ana Charles B. fadretf. both of this city.
wore united in marriage at .hs Th'rtcth
street Christian church bv tha pastor.
Rev. W Il. Motley. 1iss Gr-gs Curtis
acted as bridesmaid. and Vs. T. Jones
rras hcsf man. The ushars were g. y.
Curtis and r. ". S Bailey while Mis-
FLORENCE Mayo presided az tire organ.
After thf ceremony Che neW'y-mawicd
couple lcft for Richmond. where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Mr. TaIcctt. the groom. Is member
of the firm OF Carter d 'Idectt. and rs
well kn0w1. The bride r. The pretty and
arfomnNshed daughter Of AR and Mrs
w. W. Wymouth Tho bridal presents
~ ~ numerlu..
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. oct l0.-Flour mar
ket active, winter patent. S3.4508JJ.
spring patent. S3.4ON3GO
Wheat market quiet and steady; No
red, CO. ,u67c on track.
Corn market quiet and steady. NO -
and no. white, Bic. on track; low. 3Olsc. (:
No. white. 20 arrive, 32c.
oats in moderate demand and quiet:
No mixed. track. Ole.
Pork market fairly active and steady:
mess. 5000. clear mess. Sil.U
Lard steady and firm. steam leaf.
S6Ilts; kettle. S631is.
bacon steady and Tn moderate demand .
loose shoulders. $50; short ribs, 5000:
short clear $3.50; boxed meats ic more
Dry salted meats steady and active.
loose short. $3.50. short ribs SsGgi..
short clear 500; boxed meats Sc more,
WHISKY slealY al ~