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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16
Standing OF the Candidates for
Governor.

The Little Rock Gazette Of Tuesday
contains the following standing Of the
candidates for Governor up to Saturday
Dan w Jones-C hicot, 3 Conway
10; Crawford. Is; Desha, 3 Franklin
l3 lizard. II Logan, II Madison, ~
Poinsett. 8 Polk. 8, Saline, 10 Scott.
. 81. Francis. z Yell. IL; Ouachita
II Randolph, IA Cross, u Dallas. a
Little River. 6, Perry. 5 Baxter. u
Marion, 8 Independence. IL Arkansas
0. Total, 228.
James II. Harrod- Sebastian, n
Faulkner. IA; Craighead. 0 Garland
If Monroe. 6 Van Buren,, 8 Lonoke
II Cleburne, 6. Total. 90
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

Monday afternoon the transfer Of the
property 20 Col J ". Smifhee wa
fled. The conveyance was made by
tne Gazette Publishing Company. John
q. Fletcher trustee, the consideration
being go. 900
Col. J. Y. smithee Is editor and
president under the new order Of things
Mr.. Dickinson Brugnan, formerly
editor, will now FIJI the position Of
managing editor, and Aessrs. 7. F.
Kimbrell and c. G. Kaganangh will
have charge Of The local news depart
nent. Mr.. W NJ Kayanaugh retains
his position as business manager.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16
Candidates for Chief Justice.

The following vote. says the Little
Rock Democrat, has been cast 80 far for
chief justice;
Bunn Craighead. o; Dallas. z;
Independence. IS; Lafayette, a. Little
River. 8 Lonoke, "a; Ouaehita. If
Poinsette. O Randolph, a Saline. TO-
Total. 100.
Hill-Chicot, 3 Conway. Is Drsha
9 Franklin, -; lizard, II Logan. "a:
Madison, 10; Marion, 3; Yell, 10.
Total. 90
Bryant Baxter, :; Clebgrne, g.
Crawford -. Garland, IL. Missis
sippi. 8 Monroe. G Perry. Polk. 3
Scott. 0 Sebastian. 2l. Total, o.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

PRgsrDEwT CLEVELAND has issued an
order extending the civil service rules
10 the interstate commerce. commission.
This brings al Offices In the commission
IN and outside Of Washington within
the classified service, except the chief
executive ones requiring Presidential
nomination and confirmation by the
Senate The order, which takes effect
immediately, makes a total Of about
~, 600 governmental positions now
included In civil service.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

THE PREss welcomes Col j. ~.
Smitbee back 20 the Arkansas editorial
ysaks, He Is a thoroughly equipped
nswspspey man and well knows the
wants of the Arkansas Democracy at
this time. Col Smithee and the editor
~ tbs Van Buren, Press were two Of the
original founders Of the Arkansas Press
Association The Little Rock Oazstte
under his administration win become q
power IN the land. God speed the time
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

TsE highest rat. n TAXATION that can
be- reached IN Arkansas under the con
ptitutioD e tiyo per "a IN the cities and
one nd one half per ct in the country
outside of The half n ons per cent.
special school tar. which Is voluntary
and ieviod only ia districts whore o
majority vote for IT, Tho state tar IL
row only one half n one per cent.
The sss ment does not exceed one.
third ~ ,la fsue value n the property,
~ " ihs full taxing power were put IN
force. ibs total tax on true valaes
would be but one hall n oue per cent.
on farm property and less Than three
fourfhs Of one per centon city property
Arkansas Developer.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

BfeYeLIs4s IN Tacoma. Wash. have
petitioBed the city council 70 impose =
far 81 u year on bicycles. and 10
devote he fund thus sised 10 laying
ont and maintaining certain road ~
the city &c bicycle psfn. The council
has agreed 10 fhe proposition.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

w trust that the K rays will be
enough Developed By the time water
melon season rolls around that We vii
he enebieA to make selections ~ The
finest and r3psst without donbt Or fear
Of mistake. aeallisaw Star.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

0zLAaoas IL still p3etunesquely
nB4qas. One u her citizens who sat On
. jury which convicted gang Of
eoaotsrfciters made ase ~ The kaowi
sdge thus acquired and went into the
business for himself He IL now IN Jail
and other jnrors will have an oppor.
taDjty 10 profit by bis experience.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

SENATOR TH4sas says hs IL not :
poe1Ii<f = g,s2-sIIs.ss7ss - eBlY an
explosion Of wrath ne declares.
The Poynllsts tried too mHca and
sDatteTsd themselves o. the wall
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

MISSES ALICE PATTON and Annie
"aggener contemplate starting paper
at Prairie Grove, using he material of
the old Banner Office.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

The Colorado State Republican Con
ventfon s1anss BY sen&2oy Teller IN his
refusal 10 support god bug for Prssi
dent
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

TRE Globe Democrat thinks that
Paderowsld sgreat touch l. not 70 be
compared with that Of the Prince Of
Wales. who touched Che late Baron
!as.rsch for &, 900 600.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

SopperaS and ashes are a good thing 70
Keep In the sVTill all the time. A po5n5
OF nor no sulphur thrown into barrel of
swlll once month and fed regular 10
hogs VIII prevent cholera germs. "
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

TEg se- Ars. Harrison = said 70
hsve An ambition to be mistress Of the
White House.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

TIE census Of Paris completed March
s9th showed a popslation Of . 81 .sss.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

Tag railroads have until January.
1893, 10 comply with ms statute com
pslliDg them 10 supply their freight
cars with air brakes and automatic
eouplers. The Frisco road Is gradually
equipping iis cars ~ - 10 have them all
equipped before that time expires. The
train crews will remain the same. as
two brakemsu are necessary 10 do ths
work ~ The stations and protect both
ends II ths train shouid sn accident
occur ON The road Springfield
Republican
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16
County Democratic Ticket.

ge~ pssse-~tfss atey. see S@<. csys~ss-
GEO. A. MANSFIELD
Ger s-..zsy s<ss s@as<~sfsa Dfsssfss.
TX. P. DOUGLASS
re~ 3~pr-ss~4~aasss.
>. T. JEFFEKs
RANDOLPH coNsToCz
Sos cs-sss essyz,
T. " BLACK
psr cezsts Gers.
W. c. gosT1cz
soe ss.sfs
k.B. uwFKEY
rsr Tsss..rer.
"a SCOTT
rsv a-.s-.&r,
" 4. gUsHMAIEs
ysr ceesss g-sse.
J. = SMITH
ser sw<vsya.
" z BURN
sss ceveser.
DR.. fsTTsEE LUCAS
Fer ys~sse-r ~ fzs psaes YES sss.srs,
n T. WEST
4. II. C0L8EOVE
@. r. MICHAEL
e. p. HARVEY
J g Moore
Fer f4nsf sAse vss gages ..
sED. VIE2ANT
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

a DgreOT. nichigau. dispatch says
The feeling Of indignation among the
Democratic silver men of Michigan on
the way they were swindied at the state
convention IA unabated In fact, the
silver element is IN an ugiy mood. and
some o. the leaders who before were
willing 10 abide the result u the
National Democratic Convention, no
matter what Is done, now declare that
they will only vote for silver man.
no matter 10 what party he belongs.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In Icav-
ening power as fhc Royal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

prices; No 2. 22a.c.; No. 2 white, 25c.'
mixed western. 23Q23c.
Hay In fair demand. shipping. 70g75c.;
good 10 choice. 9oc dSl.OO.
Wool steady and unchanged
Beef slow and steady: family. s. 5Og
600; extra mess. $6.OldT.cO: beef hams
dull at Slf5O. uerced beef quiet: city
extra, India mess slloO4l2o0 cut meats
quiet and firm; picked bellies. $500;
shoulders. SL25g45O; hams, 50 25ga75.
Lard dull and lower: western steam,
$40; city. Sio5. September. A6O. Re
fined quiet and easy: Continent, $40:
South American. s5.15; compound, .400
GAPS
Pork steady and IN moderate demand:
old mess, Ss2jg SO, new mess. ss75D
900
Butter-Fancy steady, fairly active. and
unchanged.
Eggs quiet and easy; State and Penn
sylvanio, BE. western. fresh l14l2i.c.;
do. per case. t2O043.Oo
Cottcn-seed oil dull and steady; crude.
2Oc; yellow prime. &c. asked; do. off
grades. 2jc. asked.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 70 good, S172is
Turpentine dun and steady M o5ikqi26c
MOiasseS quiet steady and UNCHANGED
Peanuts quiet and unchanged.
coffee quiet and unchanged 10 3 points
UP; juno, Nl95; July, Sl155: August.
Aovoi September $1055QlOGO Spot
flo uuIl ana steady; No. Z, SI3g5
SugaI-haw steady and quiet: fair re-
hniTs e. o-lGc. Refined unchanged and
quiet.
Freights to Liverpool finn and quiet;
cotton by steamer, 3-82d: grain by
steamer. 2l,d
southern fresh fruits anil vegetables.
wberries-Maryland and Delaware
quart, 4asc., d.. Baltimore quart. Llge
biackbcriies-North Carolina, quart.
SiO14I25
7ql2c. N-"'1
atermeions-Florida. 100. SIS Gpf4O 90.
IA uSHnelons-Charle basket 81 5yQ
- 90. FLORIDA. half barrel Sl.OOd3OO
fedches-GeOrgia. Carrier. SOC az 30. do
fIofida. do, SlOO08jO: DO. South caro-
INA. do, N25Q2C0
Cucumbers- Charleston. basket 7zc n
$50. do Savannah, DO. 75c. 0s1 Ok
0aDDego-Barrel. COO. Isl 90
Lsg Ilant-Bafrel. s20Oa60o
sae- baltimore basket. 75c QsIJ0
Chohs- New Orleans. barrel. 81 75la no,
DO. bag, 7509Oc. -''V'
string Boans--North Carolina. basket
1og6Oc. DO Norfolk, half barrel 2595Oc
SQuaSh-Crate, 75c.Gu6O.
Aoinasoes-tlorida. carrier 81 O079 M.
10 Alasissippi, carrier. 81 iO0l3O
Potatoes, 1jc.0s3JO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. w, June 0, 1856
Offerings u auction On Change to-day
by Mr.. George A. Haynes and Shockot
Warehouse. II packages Of sun-cured TO-
baccos one package sold al $ Is. one
at Ss62i5 one az $3.50 TWO at s. one al
S562s2 one al ST25. one at 1913. one
al So TWO at IS. one az $3.50. one al
500. one a. StTO, one at s. one al SOC.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. ! hogshead; illers. g. cut
tors. 2; leaf DARK, 85, Tugs dark, 8.
Total 90 hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
nspectons-Brght G3 hogsheads; dark.
t2 hos sheads and 10 tierces. Reinspec-
lions Bright % hogshcads dark. :
hogsheads
Myers, Crenshaw's. Davenport's Plant
ors, aeablooks, Allegheny. OLD Dominion.
and ShOckOe tobacco warehouses report
70. day: Receipts, II PACKAGE deliyeries.
46 packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccos FOR the city OF Rich
mond, Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
Sl'lllvo' plug tohaccos, Sl.l25.89 Total,
Mr. j. II. Maclin, OF Petersburg. Va.
was on the luchmond Tobacco Market
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, O.. June 9-Flour easy;
winter patent, S36og3.G5. spring patent,
S3G0q390
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red,
track, GO
Corn market quiet and steady; white
ear, 2sac. red mixed PC.
oats quiet and lower; No. mixed
20i4c: No. 2 white. nc.
Pork quiet and firm; mess. $3.50.
Lard steady and IN fair demand; steam
leaf. 81 oI2 kettle lard s4G2i4
Bacon quiet and i'm moderate demand.
loose shoulders, $t5Q, short ribs. S425.
short clear $3.50, bellies, 5000
Dry salted meats firm and quiet: loose
clear, $40; bellies. 800. boxed meats
shoulders. S8sIia; short ribs, $500; short
i8c. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at Sl22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

! CHICAGO ILL. June 9-The ground
! continues 90 slip from under the feet
Of The bulls in wheat and the phenome-
naily quick advances from 55i.c. 10 o2iac
is disappearing with even greater rapid
iiy Many people call the market
manipulated one. but whatever degree
| OF truth may have been attched TO the
advance in this respect. the decline most
certainly is taking place without arti-
fetal aid or assistance Long wheat
came out 10 profusion to-day and most
of the hear3 professionals were at one
time or another charged with selling
fre'y There Was no hammering or
pounding of prices but simply q melting
away on liquidation sales. At noon
upon the issuance OF Bradstreets report
giving decrease OF only i,7s2 OOD bushels
in the worlds stock there was an addi-
tional decline from the previous low
point and the close was the most weak
period of the session. July wheat opened
from C05QoOsc.. declined TO 5,i.d5sslo--
81 -,. under yesterday Cash wheat was
weak. with the futures. 2d2Mc. under
yesterday. '-"' '"''
Corn suffered depreciation on account
OF heavy receipts $50 csas-lOwer LIVER
pool cables. and. ln Il general wav
through The Influence of the prevailing
conditions attached 10 the market. Tbc
DID. Iiiiiii prospect jon the next crOn and
me we.l-fnown liberal stocks hold back
"y farmers, We're omnipresent considera-
ions wi which prices have 10 contend
Iue weakness Of wheat doubtless lent
e"ainess 10 corn. July corn opened al
-No, sold between 29isc. and 27e.c clos
ins 40 2i'sc-5.Q ~. under yesterday.
'a7n corn WAS We. per bushel lower.
'Nla continued 10 reflect TIE feeling
oil corn AS 100 that market. the situa
ZION was opposed 90 improvement. July
oats closed 4,c. under yesterday. cash
oats weio steady 10 I.c lower
iIoFs.ons-Thmgs wcro not so bright
n the hog market this morning and
iHoauct was perccpubly influenced by
inc lact The tone of tho market was
weak and price, We're lower ono cause
ior depression was found IN the ann.
ness ot trade. 10 was only az times
That any activity was seen and ill.,,
10 was only of an indifferent sort. Tbe
weakness Of grain received some of the
blame Tor the declining tendency OF pro
duct. Az tho close July pork and ribs
were each l2i4c under yesterday and
July lard Toe. under
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
mID-sUMubRRAcE MILLING.
Nearly Hundred Horses stabbed at tho
Grounds Already.


The midsummer race meeting Of the
Leo Pleasure Park Association promises
TO DO very successful There are now
nearly hundred horses stabbed at the
grounds, ana from letters received from
out-o,-tOWn people there viii certainly be-
as many more come hero for the occL-
SIGN. The secretary thinks that every
race viii hll well and that there Will be
fine sport.
1t IL. the intention Of the association 10
run races on Friday and saturday, July
81 and 4th, IL the weather d. good and
there Is no hitch !u tus programmes al
ready published. If this Is done IL IS tho
intention OF the mana emeut 10 make
the classes suit the horses that are here,
and there will also be put Ia one or
more hurdle races.
In the original programme the ass0cia-
ton gave two pacing races. one a. 40
class and the other Z.ju Both OF these
races have been changed az the request
OF horse owners. Tho 2.2O has been
made a 2.l9 pace and tr0t. and the 2.oO
TO 2.27 pace and tr0t The trotters
object 20 PAGERS being allowed Ia their
races. but the "side-w lteiers' have no
objection TO trotters making Up in their
classes, so the CHANCES are that there
will be several trOtters In these races.
Mf. Lorraine Is pushing the work OF
arranging the lake and grounds Tor the
spectacular production HarcIlaneum that
will be given for two weeks, beginning
June I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
pALTIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. June 9.-Flour IN
active and unchanged.
Wheat weak. No. > red spot and June
t5isc Did. July and August. G4l4 cease.
September Gsiss asked southern. by
sample. Gje67c.. do. on grade, Go2. 1884
Corn easy. mixed spot ana juno. 82Lq
$40. July 33Q38Hc; steamer mixed.
3lAG3lisc.; southern white and yellow.
sac.
Oats steady, No. ? white. western. 25G
25Ac; No. mixed, western. 23k0234c.
Rye quiet and steady, No ., 35c. for
near by.
Hay hrmi good demand for choice;
choice timothy, Sl7OO
Grain freights duh and unchanged.
Eggs steady al l2iac
Butter steady, fancy creamery. 15ql0c. ;
ladie. 12i4Gl3c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

BRIGGS. Died. al scottsyile Va,
JACOB W. BRIGGS aged seventy-one
years.
BELTS Died. at her home. in Halifax
county. Mrs. W. S. BETS, aged seven
ty-nve years
BLANE-Dled, at South Boston. Va.
GEORGE BLAND; aged ninety-four
years.
COKE.-Dled. I'm Norfolk. at the residence
of his uncle. Il. r. Coke. j. VANCE,
infant son Of ". II. and the late Lille
VI Coke aged eleven months and nine
teen dSys.
ELLIOTPE.-Dled. at the residence OF his
parents. JOHN EDWIN. infant son OF
Junlus T.. and julia T.. Eiliotte. aged
four months ana fourteen days.
ATARsHALL.-Died az her residence. in
Norfolk Mrs ELIZABETH e. MAR
SHt IL. widow Of the late Captain
john II. Marshall
POWER Died. at Newport News,
DOROTHEA h. POWER. wife OF DR..
r. Il. Power; aged seyenty-twO years.
STEEL Died June :. 1896 at Gwath-
mey. Va. EDITH GWATHMEY, in
fant daughter OF Dr. George b. and
Molhe Garnett Steel. aged seventeenth
months
Interment was at Hollywood yester-
day. June 9th.
fredericksburg papers please copy.
TAYLOR.-Died. IN Baltimore. Nd AT the
adva.ced age OF one hundred aud five
years, WILLIAM TAYLOR. native
" Augusta county Va.
WHITEHURST-Die at her residence.
Portsmouth. Va, LYDIA T. WHITE
HURST. rellct OF the late William r.
Mhitehurst, aged sixty-six years and
four months
Funeral Notice
Tho funeral OF ELISE BATE FRIEND
will take place from Monumental chrroh
at ) o'clock THIS AFTERNOON. The
friends and cqlaintancss or tie family
are invited 10 b present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Juno 9.--Cotton: middlins
gulf rs. middling, rs; net receipts, Al.
bales. gross receipts, lac bales. exports
20 Great Britain. 1856 bales. Continent
28i9 bales; forwarded, 100 bales; sales
1874 bales. spinners % bales; stock III. 7ss
bales.
Total to-day--Net receipts. 1866 bales.
exports TO Great Britain. 5,2oi bales;
Continent. 2.cl9 bale, stock. 30j, '@s
bales.
Total 30 far this wesk--Net receipts.
6Gl3 bales, exports 10 Great Britain,
$3.50 bales France, 153 bales; Cont
nent. Abs bales
Total since september lst-Set receipts.
51o22l4 bales exports 10 Great Britain.
2149. 500 Jalcs. France, 400.5O8 bales; Con-
tnent. J0SJ 273 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. June 9.-Cotton
futures quiet and steady; sales. 40 100
bales. June and July. Csc. August, 670;
September 6.42i October, 637; Novem-
her. 636, December O. 40; January, G.48,
February, GO.
LIVERPOOL June Or 30 p. N.-Cot-
ton demand fair and prices unchanged
American middling 1916, sales. 10000
bales, American, 500 bales, speculation
and export. 90 bales. receipts. 1900
bales. American 1000 bales Futures
opened steady and demand moderate,
June. . 66-Gl. June and July. 55-04I
July and August. 50-G4G3 55-64, Au-
gust ana September. 55-94g3 54-d4. Oc-
tober and November a7-64 November
ana December 3 45-5+Q8 s4-64j Deem
Der and January, 3 s4-64, January ana
February. 45-G403 94-G4; February and
March 1854 Futures quiet.
=. M-June. 3 b2-64g3 69-O4 June
and July and July and August, 3 52-64,
buyers; August and September. 3 5O-G40
51-6f value. September and October,
40-64. value October and November.
3 1864. buyers November and December,
4l-61Q3 l2-04; December and January.
. li-04 January aAd February. 3 4J-6ig
3 42-Gl. February and March. 42-O41
o 1876; March and April. 43-G4lj3 44-04,
buyers. Futures closed easy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rHE CLOSING gro TATIoYs or
MONEY.
onerinEs and Sales az the Richmond To
bacco Ixchangs-Interna Revenue
Collections Foreign Advicef'

NEW YORK. juno 9-This has oeeil
another extremely quiet day az INC $50 80
Exchange tho transactions loo.,'h w
only ll2tU6 shares OF when "h-'V W.
in Sugar. So far as the remainder Oh
the Nat was concerned. Sc may ne sai1
that Tobacco aud Tennessee coal anu
Iron ranked ncxt in point OF ae"N''g'
and tho dealings in each OF in'.e amour II
10 only .r.D shares. The fact that
early cables from London reported quo
tatlous there slightly above tho panty
OF our closing on yesterday Impaired
sfcaalness 90 tie local market az the
opening this morning. but reaction soon
SCI In iu sympathy with fairly heavy
aclIae movement IA Sugar. due 90 re-
suit tnrf - g.. Potter. prominent broker
auI .ln-iu-l4w OF Theodore s. Have
meyer had met his death yesterday
while playing polo. This story was ac-
c0mlauled ly another that tho hrm OF
d q. Potter s. GO. We're closing out theif
high Of Sugar 10 subsequently trans
plIed that Potter. while sustaining sen-
oas injury WAS sun alive with fair
chance of recovery. Nevertheless, Susur
stock declined - 20 122is and closed al
l1-~. Some of tlo other specialtoa were
ra.Qod. notably Colorado Fuel AID Iron
aud Tennessee Coal and Iron. the former
d. lirs of "a 20 ~ and the latter l3s
Go --a on reports that tho earnings of
N'in companies were falling of In con-
sequence of duu trade. Consolidated
Gao declined 90 1893 and recovered TO
la' In the remainder of the list the
lose after An early advance OF lspk
per cent were only isnfi per cent. fol-
lowed hy partial recovery in the late
transactions The declaration OF the
usual dividend by the Manhattan Elc-
waited directors and the recommendation
Nt tIo Executive Committee OF the West
'n J4ion to declare the usual dnideuG
On tnat stock served 20 keep those shares
IrrL THE continued dulIness is attripu-
table almost entirely to the desire on the
part or both large and small operators
10 wait for definite intelligence with
ftf1fd SO tho action OF mo ST. Louis
Convention on the currency question.
Sptcuitiion closed barely steady 60 tone
Net changes show declines OF hGl5 per
r0nli thg latter jon Tennessee Coal and
Iron. l,lbbcr stocks were weak through
olt W the restoration OF tho reports
of internal dissensions and the common
i'i = JOB l' ana the preferred TO so. both
Dha closing within q fraction OF the
lowest record The railway and INSECT
itil-"ua BOND market was more active ana
S1o3sO0o
Money on call firm az 1Hla2 per cent.
i-st Joan az . per cent. and closing Of
eIea 90 rNr cent; prime mercantile
a'tf' i'.f" inr cent Bar silver. CSls
; telHnE exchange nrmcr. with actual
business iu bankers hlIs nj 4s11Q4S7is
Tor sixty days aud 4ssl. Q4Sss ron de-
mend. posted rates. 4s>u4eg. commercial
'iir trr ieDl Government bonds
-.ea.y State bonds quiet silver at
.lt board Was r.alav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

WILAlINGTCN. X. g.. June 9-Rosiu
hrm. strained, Sla2is. good strained
S187Ia.
Tlpentine steady machine. 23c.; t.
regular, - g.
Tar nrm al $lOj
Crude tlrpeuuue quiet, hard, N.8O;
soft, $40. virgin. $50
CHARLESTON, s. g.. june 9.-Turpen-
tine market firm az 23c. bid
R0sin firm. Quotations. b. and c.,
S1.25: D. and l.. SI35; II. sl4O, g.. SLID;
H.. $50; T.. 800. K, S1G), NJ. Sl7J
SAVANNAH. GA, juno 9.-Turpen-
tine firm q 28i4 ~ &c., sales. al casks
Of which 24l casks were al 23i.c. and
1890 casks 40 23l2c., receipts, 2.i2i casAs.
k0su Atm and unchanged, sales about
400 barrels. receipts. 1.ls9 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. June g.
Cattle. Receipts. 300. market firm. com
mon 10 extra steers. S530a43J. stock
ers and feeders. S265u3.1J; COWS and
bulls. 100000. Texans. $50
Joss-RecepB 10000. market weak
and 5QlOc. lower; heavy packing and
shipping lots. S511u3.4J. common 10
choice mixed. S3.1OQ345; choice assorted.
50 4O43.5O; light s. 25g3.6O, pigs. s24OL
SEQ
Sheep-Reopipls 10000. market firm
and lOc. higher; inferior % choice 500
44.OO, lambs S3.O09685.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a
white man named Courtney Doyle. who
was engaged In sulnglg wires for tue
Traction Company near Elha Station, re-
coived a shock and fell from the wagon.
and was badly hurt. The ambulance was
called. and Dr. Branch. who was iu
charge treated his wounds. after which,
DE was removed 10 his home ln Manohes-
ter where he was resting quietly last
night.