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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING Qt0rATfoXs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales mt the Richmond To-
bacco Eschange-InternaIR Revenue
Coiiections-For ge. Advices.

NEW YORK. oct 23.-The stock mar
het was weak ana lower to-day, and tho
pear leaders were more active than for
weeks psf. They had in their favor the
advance IA tie posted rates OF Sterling
exchange TO 49, and 49,. which is n Sc
were disappointment, In view OF the
cent heavy sales OF bankers bills. The
inherent strength OF the sterling exchange
na1fNet II creating tank about gold ex-
ports. aud this plays directly into the
hahos OF the bears on stocks. I he alb
sthce OF DDylng orders and the tndiner-
ence OF the leaders is SUFFICIENT at this
time Tor marginal profits Tor shorts. The
greatest pressure TO sell was against
.lanhattan and sugar The former EEL
nom 1854 10 lO1A and the latter from
iv'9s 10 lVJA. Manhattan was affected
~ the reports of loss in earnings on ac-
count OF the extension OF the cable sys-
TEN. 1t Is seni-oihcia1y stated, how
ever, that the Manhattan Is carrying
more passengers now than for the cor
responding period last year. sugar was was
sold down on reports OF unfaVOraDlc
trade conditions and the Likelihood OF
isht with the dealers VINO have refused
10 tuy from the wholesale houses. Inc
eeotton-carrying roads were aaveisey IN
uuenced by the short crops, Wnich, II Is
said, VIII make serious inroads on me
earnings OF these companies. Kansas
ana 4 exAs preferred declined IRON "fis
70 SSt, 81. Louis SOUTHWESTERN pISle s-I','i
from los. to i4s,, Wabash preferred IRON
IN 10 Zli1. and Southern Railway pre-
fcrred from 81 TO 36l,. The other promi-
ucut railway issues declined IRON . 10
\. per cent The Anthracite Coaiers were
Neglected. aotwithstene!ng the s ,oy nee
product The Changers ran of about
half point, the continued ,s drought IN
there shares The market closed weak,
owing to tho drop in sugar Net chss iilgsss
ana Isathcr nreferrea leading Bonds
were lower. sales footed up sl.5Ia.gD
The sales Of listed stocks to-day assfe,
gated 1901 shares and OF unlisted
stocks 5000 shares. ,.o,, ....
Money on call firm at 2QYa per cent,
last loan al per cent, and Closing Of
fered at per cent? prime mcrcanlne
paper. si4NG per cent. Bar silver. o.ts;
Sleriinr exchange frmer, with actual
business IN bankers bills al 4sIl.plers
Tor sixty days ana 4ssq4ssi4 FOR demand ;
posted rates 4sSuis5i commercial bills'
,sIpt Il fSGt.. Government bonds steady.
state bonds easier Railroad bo"aS
over silver at the board was M m
treasury Balances: Coin, Svo.4i1.s2s
currency. ss6 1sl, 1876.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
DRtUINGS BY G. ID. GiBsoN'
Some OF His Late illustrations !"
and white on Exhibition

~. aven Mr.. Abbey has hau srea,''
-, "a an illustrator than Mr.. Charies
- Gibson. whose American girl anu
a few other characters. reeenty "a non
forced by few foreign types; nai re-
Cor him a considerable 1ashiohssDv -,
I'D according TO an annual custom VI
bis Mr. Gibson has now arrahgeu III
hni,ni,ior in the gallery OF Freder1ck NJ
peI x Co. a lot OF his original aIa y, ~
which zh have ana @5ra pieor q4s wesses
Since mir Gibson last appearance 90
an axhtbiior his style has uniergone ,na,
fest changes. 1t cannot De vAiu -, asdt IN
that II has gained much e1Teg ha - been at
of handling. but that gam nas fn the
tho axnense OF pictorial nnlsn' III -
process OF reproduction his dashil,y i 90, a
are somewhat refined, but Tue u r,5a ~.
are less attractive a. ora s,,h the pen is
clearly enough demonstrated, put mo -
not Recommendation for a certain incoihpre-
hensibIe slap-dash that appears 70 o. a.
affectation as unnecessary as II Is "'A'
tractive. -. A., tho ~.
DESPITE a certain monotony In the re-
nrohucfton time after time, or iaVorite
ivpes. IL must be admitted that ~. ny
son's people are shrewdly characterize ..s..
and a very distinguished young woman
and a lady. moreover. HIS trench gri-
settle OF The cafes Is unmistakapie. his
British nobleman Is an obvious ass.
In the present correction dir NUM-
OF Illustrations used TO embellsh certain
works Of fiction in the magazines, inteh.
gent and expressive drawings fulhllinf
their purpose. There are a number OF
sketches made In Paris and depicting thf
life OF the boulevards. OF the cafes chan'
tans. the Latin quarter. all OF which are
redolent Of cigarettes and absinthe Ther'
are series drawings OF characteristic
street scenes In Paris. and there are mum
beers OF the so-caled society" drawings
IN each OF which a touch OF satire Is bu'
slightly yelled. Mr. Gibson Is not nearly
as deep a social philosopher as is the In
ventor OF the Ponsonby de Tompkinse'
| and Mandle and Sir George Midas and al
| that tribe. But he is very skillful In hi
more limited field and much more grace
| fui In hue and more capable In the reali
, cation Of feminine beauty and Of athletic
manhood than the esteemed Du Maurier
Mr.. Gibson's powers OF production, too
are equal TO his skill in depicting charac
| ter There are seventy-seyen drawings 1t
the present collection. They are but {
| fraction Of the published work of the ar
| fist covering the same period of time. I
! it were necessary. these pictures would
serve 10 establish Mr. Gibsons position
as the pictorial historian Of our poit,
| society, and one whose view extends
| somewhat below the surface.-New Yorl
| Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

VICkSBCRG, MISS, oct. z.-The
Deep Waterways Convention was called
TO order In the opera-horso In this city
yesterday. by Captain j.. Bryant. Of Sew
Orleans, In the presence OF one OF the
largest gatherings ever assembled in
ViclSsburg. The building was taste
gully decorated and ornamented with
flags, and all classes of citizens gave the
delegates to the convention cordial
greeting.
After prayer by the Righ, Rev. Bishop
Thompson, Colonel Booth. OF Vcksburg.
welcomed the delegates 10 the city, and
Mayor l.. hagruder. on behalf OF Gov
ernor stone. rendered TO them the keys
OF the Commonwealth. The Chair then
announced that s. A. Croker. OF Mime
sofa. had been designated az temporary
chairman. Mr.. Croker accepted the
honor IN well-chosen words He an
noUncod that tho business Of organza-
ton would be entered into, and the vari-
GUS delegations were requested TO hand
in their names for action by the Com
mittee on Credentials and Permanent Or
ganizatlon The convention then took
a recess until $3.50 H. NJ. after which
Judge II. g. Taylor. of Indiana, a men,
Der OF the river commission. delivered an
address.
The convention is undoubtedly the
largest, and Will probably WELD the
most influence OF any river convention
We. held In this country.
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secured q fun confession. Bucxnarot
said he was born In Switzerland ana
when a mere lad was placed IN monas-
terry. He ran away and come 20 tme
United States. securing work - wai WIZ.
A year ago. while employed a. Wa.es
In a Saratoga hotel. he stole $soV' anu
was arrested. He escaped from JAIL,
and In moments OF remorse visiteu mnnS
missions ard was converted 70 reuxion.
Then ne occurred work with Mr.: by an All
While the family and guests were AZ a.n-
ner. October 9Th, Buckhardt pieadeo s,sa-
ness. and was allowed to go 70 nN rvos,, -.
Taking advantage OF the opportunity ne
robbed Mrs. Bryant's room, secur,s,e
iewelry valued at $500. Tnen ne sea ,rar
Cd the rooms Of the guests ana oOtai"s 81
&. 800 In Jewels Leaving the nouse, ~
came 70 this city, where he disposed OIL
the stolen property. &c.,. ,na
when he had heard the story tns
Rev MIR. Uamlin concluded TO nave Sucn.
bar,i, crested. but fearing he might leave
the city before the police came nv 70
fhe voi,ng ladies OF the conerekh ,r,ts
detain ire man by singing hymns, l" -,
thew did. Mr.. Laird going IN scare" Vi
a policeman. ro., coo,ly. and
rras locked up at the west lwen,les"
c,reAt station. The police have recover,
"a the stolen jewelry, when nao VIZ
sold for very small sums'-Ne" io'"
Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
CITY Of augustine Burned nj Sea.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-The City Of 81.
Augustine. Captain caskiii. witch regis.
larry trades between this port and Jack.
eonvile. Fla. bringing 40 lumber from
the latter port, was burned M aea.
eighteen miles or Hstteras. yesterday
morning The news was brought by The
Ward liner Orizaba. witch stood by tn
burning steamer FOR several hours. hut
saw no signs Of the crew. II IL probable
that they had taken 10 the boats in o.
endeavOr 20 reach the coast The CRY
for Jacksonville on the midnight Of the
2ist instant. She bad crew OF fifteen
mon and carried a cargo OF general n"r-
chardige. but 10 passengers. Her cargo
was Insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

Secretary OIney Doing Everything In His
Power to Preserve Them.

WASHINGTON, u. G., oct. 23-Secre-
tary Olney is utilizing all the agencies at
his command TO secure the preservation
of the Alaska fur seals. lie Is convinced
from the reports OF Treasury experts that
the animals are being rapidly diminished,
as the result OF pelasic sealing, ana he
assumes that II some steps are not taken
10 prevent their indiscriminate slaughter
they Will within q few years be extermi-
mated
secretary Olney has within the past
month called the attention OF Russia and
Japan 10 the necessity OF some plan whiCh
VIII prevent deep-sca fishing during the
open season. lie finds both countries to
be willing TO cooperate with the United
states In patroling Boring Sea and pre-
venting, so far as lies I'm their power,
further pOaching by vessels lying their
respective flags. Secretary Olney feels.
however. that the combined efforts OF
Russia, Japan. and the United states Will
be useless unless Great Britain can be
induced TO lend "A hand, and this Great
Britain, from all accounts, Is not Wiling TO
do.
By the terms Of the Paris Award the
regulations now I'm force must continue
five years. at which time they can De
renewed or new agreement made, al
the pleasure OF the two countries. IT
Congress next winter shall appropriate
$4,000 which is the amount OF the dam
ages clalmd by Great Britain for the sell
cure Of Canadian sealeTs In years past
her Naiesty's Government may be IN
a frame Of mind better suited 20 the adop-
ton OF rules looking to the better preser-
walton of the seals. Should Congress-
decline TO appropriate the money Great
Britain, IL Is believed, VIII adhere oniN
to the letter of the Paris Award, and
neglect as IN last season. to act acccIi-
ing 10 the true intent OF the provisions de-
yiscd 10 protect seal life.
The preparation Of the convention LOOK,
ing 10 the payment Of these damages VIII
begin at the state Department either on
Monday or Wednesday Of next week. III
Is not improbable that Sir Charles Upper,
the Canadian Minister of justice, VINO
IS thoroughly familiar With the long con-
teniion between the United States and
Great Britain regarding the fisheries
question. will be present. to be consulted
regarding matters Of eetaI, ana ne VIII
doubtless be accompanied by Mr.. Costl-
gan. the Canadian Minister Of Marine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
TORACcO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, OCT. -, TO.
Private sales reported to the secretary
~ tbe Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Vraopers. \ hogsheads. filters IL sinok-
ers. D. scrap (brighp. l. leaf tdarkl' %
priinings. 2. Total. 81 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY
Inspections Bright. 30 hogsheans am
fierce. dark. : hOgsheads and lo tierces.
nspections-Bright. IS. hogsheaosi
Myers i9avenports. Planters, sea
brooks, Shockoe, Southern, Crs'S li',S, -
Vaughan's. Allegheny. and Old lloinln-
ion tobacco warehouses report to-day :
Receipts, II packages; deliveries % pack
ages. - .,to,
United states Internal revenue coiec-
lions on tobaccos for the CITY o. l. t'i
So. 2S7 %: plug tobaccos, N,Io3.e9. Ioial'
* Ol0 o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Oct 23.-kosln
firm. strained. 81 ~; good strained, sl,2o.
spirits OF turpentine steady; mach'ne'
2JI4c.: irregular. Zoe.
Tar firm at sl.4 49, g, N.
Crude turpentine steady; hard' .sl'"'
soft, $50; virgin, sl.U. -.
CHARLESTON, :. C., Oct. 81 ufpsh-
tine frm al 2jisc.; receipts. is casks.
Rosin-Good strained IIiH At fi'-o"''''
receipts, 2Dl barrels. -, e..,,. -.
AVANNAH, GA, Oct. 25.ISpifits ol
turpentine firm a, 2obsc. Dip' w" IN, ~ ~,
the advance on medium grades;
Neutrality-suspicious.: A, -, and e N'is
ID, sl25; h, Sl.35; r. slo.irgi. ~
si42ikf1i 10; II, si.45ql,D; |, sL'oi N
slsj: ~, s215; n. $50; VINO" glass
$500, water white, 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

w,SuT~GTON. Oct 23.-The following
naval orders have been issued:
Chief Engineer Borthwick. granted
three months sick leave.
Ensign A. L. Norton, detached rom
al ordared 10 the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant j. A. II. Nickles. detached
,rnn, the san Francisco, ordered home
and granted three months leave.
Lieutenant y. W. Hodge, detach. 80
dutv in connection with the Boston and
10 take charge Of draft OF apprentices
for Mare Island. Cal.
Lieutenant York Noel. detached from
the san Francisco, ordered nome. ana
granted three months leave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, oct 23.-For inactivity
to-day's wheat market deserved 20 rank
very high. There was hardly any ume
in the day distinguished from another
business, and the session ended very
much as IT Logan, and with only trliiins
difference in prices from yesterday. De
oomber wheat opened at UyNc., soid pc
tween 6Di9c. and con6Vlsc.. closing at
GOLM6OAc., a shade higher than yestei-
day. Cash wheat was STEADY.
Ooru-As navigation appears close,
and more especially that Lake freight
rates are on the decline, the demand
for cash corn for shipment shows symp-
toms of improvements The calls lor
tho near options in this grain were Drlsh
ana imperative to-day, lcduing TO QAlte
a sharp upturn I'm prices Tor those ue-
liVeries, but failing 10 stimulate Inc
May in ike manner Another very plop-
able reason for The strength IN the early
futures was that they nave been over
sold and as the new grain VIII not begin
to move with any degree OF proportions
until December, the old crop only IS
available on delivery. May opened al
y0a.c., sold at -9ila $3.50, closing at LIS
0f2Jl.c., lsc. higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was igqlc. higher
oats remain almost stationary. The
slight variations ana fluctuations were
oue solely 10 the rise or iat OF wheat,
but nothing significant was indicated by
e change. May closed lsc. higher than
Yesterday. Cash oats were steady and
unchanged.
ProWslons-Trade WAS no better IN pro-
duct than it has been OF late, OWNS TO
an Improvement IN the quality OF the
hogs received at the yards this morn
ing, and 10 an advance in prices there
Provisions showed some Improvement
i'm value 4 petition 10 the board OF
directors of the Board of Trade y TO ne
presented. asking mat extra short clears
be made a speculative article. Inc PACK
ers viii make the movement. The idea
is 10 afford an opportunity 10 MAKE
further hedges on their operations. Al
The close to-day January pork was l2l1c.
higher. January lard ii.c. higher, and
January ribs &c. higher.
The leading futures ranged az follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

OREGON. MO-. Oct, "a daring A..
,empt wac made Al 2 o'clock yesterday
.,"rniue bv two or more unknown men -
rob the Citizens Bank OF this city. me
building was entered from ~. rear. and
then dynamite was used aud the vault
door was blown open =.
4 charge OF dynamite WIS syplsd 20
entirely wrecked the vault. This expio-
sion awakened people sleeping IN the
hiork whsre the bank IL located. and Il Q
robbers became alarmed and ned,
considerabie damage was dorc 70 lne
hank building. No money wss cbtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. oct. 23.-Flour ac-
tive; winter patent, So.3oQS'V' sP''"s
patent, s3.3Jt3I0. -. On
Wheat quiet; sample RED, track, o-..
Corn steady; white ear, old, jVc'' yer
low ear. new soc.
oats unchanged. 49,
Pork quiet and easy; mess, $50.
Lard easier; steam leaf, 500 het'ie'
S6.25
Bacon easy: loose shoulders, SD; snort
clear ribs, $3.50; short clears, so.vo' poSed
meats &c. more. -.
Dry sailed meats easy and quiet loose
shoulders, $50: short ribs, 500 snort
clear, s53Ila; boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky auiet at Sl.22.
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ifrer Vanderbilt Millions.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Letters II adj
,,,i,1s,ration on the estate OF william ".
m.n,yn have been awarded 10 his son.
William II. A. Brown. The letters are
,''.amrsd Ia enable the administrator %
firing a suit for 100000 against the es-
tate OF the late Commodore vanderbilt
srhe suIt Is 10 recover the value OF some
vessels which were owned by the deceient
and offered to Vanderbilt for an alleged
debt The American Surety Company
furnishes AN administrators bond OF N.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

weak. common TO extra steers, S3.4Oly
Z IA stockers and feeders, $2.30a3.S J;
cows and bulls, 81. 1908 80; Texans, $40
13.6j. western rangers. 81 fVu4.lo.
Hoss-Receipts, 5000; market nrm ana
&c. higher: heavy packing and shipping
fofs s5..sta3y,; common TO choice, si-Ua
ios,. Ight SO 4yd3yJ; pigs. $2pd3.sJ.
Sneep-Kecelpts. l4,VvO; market nrm;
inferior 10 choice. xl.2Jp3.9O; lambs. S2.io
"a 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

ELIZABETH, Oct. 23.--willam Snowfeu
wears Congress shoes ard thcy atti
him tightly. To-day he was tak,ag them
on and while be was Juggling n~ay "a
one OF them. there was the report like tie
crack OF a PISTOL.
n. discovered that he had pulled -
hard that lie had broken the bone Of bis
left leg below the knee. A doctor WAS
surnrnoned and reduced the fracture
Philahelphia Pres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
l.nrrON ETS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet;
Kidding gulf IS. middling, -; gross
receipts. 1921 bales; exports 70 Great
oritain 5t,l5 bales, France, l.OI5 bales;
l.,,,,ipent t-I bales; Forwarded. IA
ba,es: sales. 40 bales all spinners; stock.
sla,o sales Futures weak; rales.
si0'l 100 bales: s'ovcnl Der. III; Decen Der.
3 rs. January, aSl feoruafy, ,san'
March s42, April. s.at; May, S'z' June'
s67; July, se2
Total to-day-Net receipts. co322 bales;
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ST. LOUIS. MO. oct. 23.-Fiour dull
and unchanged. -
Gllsasltc. May. 66hc. 49,.
Corn higher; December. 24lAc; May
2G4c. ,.e,. ,,.tlc d.
oats shade higher October lVic''
December. 1Ssc.: May, 2Olsc.
Pork~Standdrd mess $50. - at.
Iard-Prlme steam. $3.50; choice S9.sz-l.a
Bacon-shoulders, sG75; longs So.'''
clear ribs. $3.50. ,,. - co,l.
Dry Sailed Meats-shoulders' S''oN2'
ribs. $500: clear, s5.25.
Hich wines steady at sl.Z-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 3.-Flour
steady.
G,s, liG5skc.: December. 61ysu5li2c.. steam
er No. red. 6-34062sci southern. by
sample. U;gGsi@c. 40, on grade, O'14I
GSlzc. ...,.o--,
Corn frmer: mixed spot 3la43I7sc.
October. 37a,c bid; November S549Joi2c.
year, 34N3r4c.; January, 35Aa3ic,; sales.
1000 bushels southern white, 3Un3'c
do yellow. Sou5>'sc.
Oats-White easier; mixed firmly neld
No. 2 white, western, 2rsn -Obsc'' NO
mixed, western. SIC. asked.
RYE firmer: No >. i4W4f1c. for near
by and iSgiSi2c. for western.
Hay firm at Doc. asked.
Grain freights steady; steamer to Liver
pool Sd. November. Cork for orders
IS, october.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds Virginia Century, 62i asked
baltimore and ohio southwestern, 81 -
hid. Consolidated Gas stock, C61zn6JA
Gas bonds 6s. III asked.
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ca. uu,i,rers Wreck a Church.

BOMBAY, Oct. q -Adyices from Goa
say that the mutineers In that territory
have wrecked the Christian ehafeh ana
the bungalow OF the fort"sueae aa"i,,'is-
tration and CAPTURED Lieutenant Car
nlsre. the administrator OF the province.
whom they are nosdlng as hostage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
4 Mountain Curiosity.

sERGENT. KY. oct Especial -
Probably the greatest mountain freak
a,er known is the thirieen-mOnths-o Old
child Of Arch Lucas, OF Lester. four miles
north of this city. near the Virginia Dor
sar line II now only weighs SIX and a
half pounds. though IL Is perfectly fromed
and has perfect health. At birth u
weighed nine pounds and has been de-
creasing ever since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, oct. -, 1895.

Quotations Wheat-LOngberry. zoe. TO
7gC., mixed, CJc. 10 '2c, shortDerry, 6sc.
10 72c; No. red. re
,'Orn--N mite, Virginia, SIC. 10 lOc.. No.
4 white. $50: No. mixed. 3Gi2c. TO 31c.
Oats-NO. mixed. 2Si.c. to 2ic.; No. 3
mixed. 22i4c 10 De; winter seed, 25c. 10
nc
Rye-i9c. TO jOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
Mr. Carlisle viii Vote for Hardin.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct q. --Sscre-
tary Carlisle viii leave here Satrrdty Ter
Kentucky. where he VIII register ana re-
,nrn In time 90 vote for Hardin. the
democratic candidate for Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Oct. IA
sneeial from Cole c y, Ca. says Miss
Magic n nlerson. who was assaulted by
he nero Smith, who was lynched
faw dsvs ago. dici this morning from the
injuries received at the time Of the as
sault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
MUNYON'S
Fight for the People.

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From, or How Many Physicians nave
Failed to Cure Ton; Ask Your Druse'ss
fora Free Copy Of Munyon's 0aids ."
Health. and Cure Yourself with 30
Cent Bottle Of Munyon's Rsmedses'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

LONDON. oct. 2S.-Bar silver, 81 l-l6d.
E.SO u. M.--parls advices quote ) per
e..L feutes al luD francs and - cel-
times for the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL., oct -.
cettie: Receipts. 1900; market slow and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCT. u, 1895.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
xd|RlRlSIj:21!.sl:3ll7;;;esN !;
695.g.SN~N
| ~ '"7:|SYF %
FEEoltG FODDER.
Al improved Plan That May Be Adopted
with Small EXPENSE

Al improved Plan That May Be Adopted
with Small Expense.
hrowing the bundles upon the ground
! tie cattle TO trnmple under foot
lie the feeder is descending the Steps
: coming around the back way is the
o. inary method of feeding fodder from
t:lo two story or the bank" barn. Those
WHO have been pursuing this plan will
atty appreciate the improvement rep
re',nted in the following cut. which was
originally drawn for The Rural New
EC-ker and thus described in that jour
qal:
The cost of this arrangement is COM
~ atively small and within the reach
4 al. A platform 10 to IA feet long
inl as wide as the small double doors
= feet or more-is hung to the rear
" the barn. Out upon this the fodder
j. carried and dropped into a feeding
rack placed on the ground Just below.
lne side beams of this hanging platform
are made Of light wood, pine or poplar,
3 iAches by 8 inches, connected below by
fo"r crosspieces of stouter material, 8
inches by 4 inches, all firmly bolted to-
gether. Boards nailed down upon these
crcsspieces form the floor A bolt hav-
ing a hook above is inserted near the
outer end of each side beam of the plat.