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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-11
Gimen id,redIihem SOB

erlitt am eamltag Morsen friib i'm
&unohauie bes 8abnbofes Dennifon
elm iunser Mann ytamens Granf $.
Smith. @r mar ON Sage bDrber nit
einem Gefdbrten Wamens Sobn IS.
6olmes BON GDibocton ber als blinber
pa1la9ier zines 8iiter5iges nod Denni=
ion aefommen. 0a Die beiben fein
@elb beiaBen nabmen Iie am Nbenb ibr
gta1tquartier i'm &unbbaus, 100 ieoer
auf cine Maibine fletterte. 9lls am
Morsen Die Maidine, auf Der Smith
i1lief, aus Dem Sduppen gefabren
tperoen iollte, pedte oer Siibrer ben
Smith uno bieB ibn abteisen. Sieier,
nod fdlaftrunfen, gerietb unten atpi=
i1en bas Sbor unb unterbalb .9ele9e=
nes Mauermerf uno fonnte Ii6 ni6t
los MAIDEN. 9ier tpurbe er nun bon
Der ausfabrenben Sotomotibe getroffen.
Ser 6iibrer merfte balo bas 0inbernib
uno fubr suriif. Smith tpuroe ftei
aema1t unb man bielt ibn anfanss fiir
nur lei9t berlebt inoeB 5eigte iib balo,
baB iein 8ruitfaiten einseoriift mar.
gr peri6ieb benn aud mad etpa Is
Minuten. Smith itammt aus Stiego,
Muscinsum Go., g., mo- iein Stlef=
pater uno feline Wlutter in drmliden
8erbdltniIIen leben. Ser 8erungliifte
mar ieines 8erufes Elm Zimmerman
uno 19 Sabre uno 18 WiDnate alt.
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0ejtprtett .

Mm 2. Midra in Denniion bic 6rall
bon GeDrge %. RunI 43 Sabre, 3
Monate u1lo 6 9age alt. infDlge zines
2rebsleioens. Die 0ingeldiebene bin=
terldBt auBer ibrem Gatten cine Sob=
ter Dott IL Sabren.
Mm 5. Mdr; in Uorf Sopnibip
emma Spabr, cine Sohter BON gilbert
Gpabr, I'M Mlter bon 16 Sabren, s
MOnatet, ilnb 2 Sagen. Das pprbem
bflibe1lbe MdbAen erlag naA fehsmo=
natli1er Rranfbeit einem Nierenleioen.
Das glternpaar gilbert Spahr bat iebt
nod brei Rinoer ; stpei liebensipiiroise
Gnaben BON 5-alno 6 Sabren iparen
ibm Spnr aht Sabren innert elmer Wode
ourd Den 5oo entriiien tDorben.
glm z. Mdrs in port Wafbington
bic SSrau BON Or. GmerfDn.
glm 5. Mar3 Inn gountp Nrmenbau=
ie, ipobin ct tpenise Sage borber iiber-
fiibrt tporben mar, Strip 9fdans bon
2odport. an Der 8risbt'fhen yfieren=
franfbeit. Ser Nerltorbene binterldbt
Srau uno stuei Ginoer.
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Sic erite Wationalbanf bon
Canal Sober, Sbto,
Capital $4,000 tteberiduB mnn @emimn 1,0O0.

Sie geanten Der 8ant 1inb S. s..
9omnlenb, Yrdlioent S. $. Mt6el,
0ise-prdioent 9beo. Wenb, Gailier ;
3beo. Yeter, @ebiilfs=Gaiiier. Diref=
loren /: s. s. Sopnienb, S. $. Mit=
dell, 6. Oeis, 8. SO. Gtreb, 8. 9efen=
baber, s. @enb, 9. Wenb, q. Weib,
u. &C. gllon, g. %. groqton, Sobn
0anion. MuBer ben genannten iino
nod foleenbe perionen slttiondre Der
ganf M. 8. gaer, Gbas. 8aer, N.
3. pratt, Jrau Otto Sdeffer, Grau
Marp Gbafer, 5beo. Wenb, s. 81.
Wenb, SEQ. Critics, Sobn Wenser.
9ie 8ei1dfte ber Bant tDeroen na9 ei=
mem iiberen, tonierDatipen plane selei=
tet.
Depoliteni1eine tperben auseegeben
unb fperben mad 8elieben eingel0st.
8lelben bic Depoliten tpdbrenD elmer
eeuiiien 3eit in Der 8anf, 10 iperben
Oieielben bersinst. Wiit Der Ganf ltsbt
cine @parfaHe in 8erbinbuns, in ipel=
der Gtnlagen BON etflem SDlar auf=
ipdrts entgesen senommen iperoeny I'm
GparIamfeif unter allen Rlaiien su for
bern. Gleine ginlagen iinb eben 10
millfommen tpie bic Der Gapitaliiten.
5pre1t bor unb laBt guA bas SDhem
oieies Departements ertldren.
Uormiinber, Sruifees, Snbaber bon
aapertrauten Gelbern uno perionerl,
bic nit finan3iellen SransaftiOnen rlidt
bertraut iinD. iperoen finben, bab biele
8anf elm ii9eres unb bequemes Sniff
tut 1T. ,im Geloer su oeponiren unb
l@eiddfte Su erlebigen.
9ie 9ireftDren unb MftiOnare Der
gant linb bic erfol9rei6ifen unD tpObl=
baben6lfen Gsiddftsleute.
Die Beamten Der Banf iprehen
beutIA uno 5eiperben iid i'm Die GunD=
f9aft ibler beutl6en Mitbiirser.
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gSarttttt auobmt eSbr ttidt i'm
eiAettea SSattSe 2

@pre6t in Der Blaming Will bon
Sobn Ndeelp uno Sohn an Sront
StraBe bor unO Sbr merbet finben,
Dab es eben 10 lei6t 1T, i'm eigenen
Sauie gu ~mobnen, als Mietbs gu besab=
len. Dieielben ballen @u6 9egen cine
lei6te 9lnsabluns unb gu aiinftisen Be=
bineun9en Elm 6aus uno bere6nen nur
mdbise 3inien fir Oas> anseleste aapi=
tai.
Warum Mietbe besablen, tpenn Sbr
nit Dem namli6en @elOe na6 unb nab
elm 0aus eriperben fDnnt i?
@iinIbt Sbr Guh nit lei6ter, Miibe
Elm eisenes Seinl gu ertperben. 10 iest
@ud nit Ndgelp uno Sobn in Wer=
binOunq. tt
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GanaI Spper.

gtm lebten Mitttpo0 itarb babier
sSrau Gatberine Steioler. Sie gerltor=
bene errei6te Elm gllter bon 81 Sabren
uno 4 Wpnaten. Sie geeroisun9 fano
Itatt am Sonntas Nabmittag.
9lm Montag nerbrannte ll1 elm Sobn
bon Sacob Seifel.
Sn gusIi1t fino llrsefdbr so 5au=
Ter, bic bielen 6Ommer gebaut weroen
Iollen.
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Nerfteigermhg.

9lm 25. MdrS tperoe i6 auf meiner
Sarm, ] Meile Dltlid bon 8laf 8anb,
perl rlteisern lalien 2 Pferoe, 6 S6wei=
ne, elm Mutteridpein nit 9 Jerfeln,
z Wtildfiibe, l oreijdbri9es Gino, l
idbrisen Gtier, eine neue Wdbmafdine,
Waeen, Sa,mgerdtbi0aften, Seu bel
Some unb anberes mebr. Sie Ser=
iteiserung beainnt 8ormlttags 10 ubr.
Yeoingungen Ollie getrdge bon $500
unb oarunter miiiien baar be5ablt per=
ben, fir b5bere Summen miro 8 Wto.
nate Greoit gegeben gegen gut perlt=
6erte gfoten. Greo. eSnoermiible.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-11

Wir f6nnen unb tperben guh
nur rein tpollene Mnsige BON lolibeitam
Stoffe liefern ; gutter 6bnitt garan=
tirt. SobnM. &obp, Canal Doper.
&ommt uno iebt uniere MnsmabI
Der beiten 9lrbeiten, Die jemals in elmer
Werfltatt aufeeitellt tparen. su guren
eigenen preiien unb einen grDben Wor=
ratb 5ur Nusmahl be
Setter & QntIe.
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9anfiaNutt9.

Nllen Greunben uno 8etannten, Die
uns in ireunoli6er Sbeilnabme ipab=
renb Der Grantbeit uno oem 9ini1eio
uufrer unpergeBli6en Sobter Gmma
nit 5rolt unb 0iilfe beiaeltanoen, ipre=
diem mir hermit uniern berali9iten
9anf aus.
gilbert Spabr unb Satin.
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0plipar.
9. Wtara, 1896.

Merther Bepba9ter |!
Mm S. Wdr3 lit abermals cine unie=
rer pionirinen 5u @rabe setrasen wor=
ben 6rau MarD Yarfs. mel6e elm
9llter bon 78 'Sabren erreidte. Sbr
@atte eing ibr Dor bielen Sabren I'M
8ooe poraus. 8ie 8eretpi9te binter=
ldBt 8 Ginoer, A SDbne uno A S6hter,
nebt sablreihen gnfeln uno urenteln.
Die 2eidenfeier fano in Der lutberiiden
Stride oabier fatt uno lire iterbliden
ueberrelte puroen an Der Seite ibres
@atten beigeieBt.
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Gin 9ienifag leBter Wode um
Die Mittaesseit tpuroen bem l2jdbriaen
s5obn W. @elf, einem Sobn oes i'm
Sborntpooo parf bel GenniIon fpph=
nenoen WesleD Welf. anf benz 8eleiie
Der pan gamble Balm, inf nabe bem
elterli6en Sauie biflih BON Senniion,
belize SiiBe abgefabren. Der 8nabe be-
fano Ii6 aui BEN Wege BUR Sdule nno
ba eben Elm In ben gabnbOf 9enniion
einiabrenbsr 3us, Oehen 6abraei1pin=
biafeit bereits perringert iporoen mar,
baber fam, ID prpbirte er duf ben 3n9
3u fteigen. st glitfnte ober aus, flel
in Der gSeiIe spiInsn spei Waaen. baB
jeine beioen 8eine auer iiber bas 6hie-
nenseleiie al liegen iamsit. go ipuroe
er hberfabren, oas cine Bein ipuroe ibm
oberbalb bes 4n61els, has anoere liyIs
terbalb oes anies abgebriidt. Der ors
me Gnabe tuur6e raid na6 Denniion
III bic Gffiee bon 81. 6n9b gebro6t,
no ibu bic nDttiQe dr5tli9e Diilte lrllr-
be. Gein 3u(iafb II 0ber iebr 9e1dbr-
LID unb iein Ganpnlomrnels 3tpeijelbaft..
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SchreckHche Geschwuere geheilt

aim Herbst 1892 bekam ich auf mel
mem Knoechel zwei Geschwuere und
ich kam ganz herunter. Ich konnte
kaum meine Arbeit verrichten. Ich
entschloss mich Hoods Sarsaparilla
xu nehmen, mein Befinden wurde
bald besser, und ich konnte arbeiten;
aber mein Kneechel wurde schlimmer,
und war 80 stark geschwollen,
dass ich den ganzen 6ommsr kaum
gehen konnte. Ich hattie i'm Qanzen
II Geschwusre von meinem Fuss bis
xum Knie, aber ais ich sechs Flaschen
Won Hoods Sarsaparilla genommen,
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Blut-
Krankheiten

werden ihrer mannigfaltigen Often.
barungen, Komplikatfonen und Hart
dieser Klasse Won Krankheiten nehmen
einen hervorragendeh Platz elm.
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Geiratbsb e.ptMta1.at8ett.

gbas. Wilcor Marp M. 8urseb.
9lleranoer Moore Della u. Sones.
9apib Miles - CLARA Strean.
@m. 6. peri1ing- -5aral s. glpen=
ibiso.
Upton 81. Saas Clara 6. Nlpeter.
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Skropheln und
FleChten

Der Keim xu diesen Leiden ist meistens
geerbt und sic blei ben Won Kindheit an
Bis yum hohen Alter Sic wechseln
h0chstens die Form und die Zeit ihrer
ersten Ercheinung, verlieren aber
NIGHTS Won jener ansteckenden Eigen-
schaft, die das Leben zur Last macht.
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Hoods
SarSaparilla

LIST das erfolgreichste Heilmittel,
welches je gegen Blutkrankheiten
eingefuehrt list. Die Ernsthaftigsten
und Hartnaeckigsten weichen seiner
reinigenden Macht, selbst nachdem
sic allen anderen Heilmitteln Trots
geboten haben.
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Hoods s:si.. s.s;;i. Kurirt

warren sic allie geheilt, und spater war
auch klein AnEeichen Won der Wieder-
kehr dieser Geschwuere sichtbar."
MRS. JULIUS ERvAY, Catharine, N. Y.
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N0tungsDDu !
s. $. e iniep,
g}orbtpe1f gfe bon publie square.

- 0arrifDn @ountp 1T befanntlih
elm frommes GDuntp, zines 10 re6t nad
Dem 0ersen ber Semperensler, ba bort
Der lebte 6aloon ,aus9erottet" lit.
ssebt bal bas @eri6t troboem in LETTER
5eifion ni6t peniger als feds Rriini=
nalfdle gu bebanoeln gebabt, Die ale
8erurtbeilunaen gu fiir5erer ooer ldn-
aerer 3u1tbausifrafe CUR 6olge batten.
Sonberbar, benn iie meinten ia bod,
Der 6trafrihter iperbe nidts mebr 81
t6un frieaen, tpenn einmal Der Saloon
fpea iei. unD nun gebt Die Sahe iibler
als pDrber.
~ Nahben nun 9err Mitdener aud
BON ben 5tdoten Stem philadelphia uno
ubridspille bic Gonselfion gum Bau
elmer aenannte GrtIdaften berbinben=
ben 5traBenbabt1 In 0dnoen bot, ifebt
Der ssnangriifnabme Der arbeiten nihts
mehr i'm Weoe. Wie gepDbnli1 bei
iOlAen neueu unternebmunaen iinb
Cptimifen idsien bereit, tueitgeben6ite
0offnun9en, aber auh Die fiibniien
9uitfhl0iier auf bieislben 3u bauen.
go meint DGs ugGroniele" Slider
lDiro jofort cine groBs Nadfrage nah
gaupldben Idngs Der ROute eintrsten
uno in inr3er 3eit tueroen Nefu Ybila=
oelpbia unb ubri9sDile 5nfamnien9e=
baut jein unb lid in ben Claims bic
0anD reider, Wabff6sinli6 pfrb es
'bieau aber bod etlpos ldngerer 3eit bts
6dgfeu< oIs b61 Chronicle sldubt,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
je2-t4th.au

A large corporation assigns or asks for
a receiver. Who are the receivers? The
same men practically who asked for a
receiver. The properly is sold by the re-
ownership, and who buys; Those VINO
asked for a receiver. On what termsl
Their own Nf course. Until the laws
forbid assignors from practically settling
the assigned business: until the most
humble interest IN a corporation Is pro-
tocted by the courts; until It IS crime
that will bring swift and absolutely GER
tain punishment for resortins to compe-
tition FOR the purpose Of crushing compeu-
tors. there will be no substantial pros
perity. though tho mines become IS
springs. and yield up untold soii aha ,
silver ready coined. It IS the ieartu'
hazard OF business that stagnates COM
rnerolal Industry. II Is not the commits.
sion Of the law OF '7s. but The omission se o.
any practical protection by Ia" III a., nrs
ai'su ~ e''' ".
ingly. ,oa.
Basic city. va. october B. 1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
les; France. $50 bales; continent,

2s,5la bales; France $50 bales; continent
O.4Gi bales
Total 10 September 1st--Net receipts.
1lut.l2o bales, exports TO Great Britain
2s2.1Ji bales. France, ~. 9Of bales con-
tincnt. 100 ,a1 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady OCTOBER
40. November. 10. December. 80,
January, 1go: February. 500; MaIen'
Soi' April, SOS; May. o.12, June 3d.
sales. 1.1i,apO bales ~
NOW ORLEANS. La. oct. '.-C1oO'9oo.,nn
futures quiet and steady, saie.S 90 ~
bales; October. 13S: November 80. 49, ~
Cembcr. aI1. January. spof fcDI "a. -
al. March. 116: April. $50; May, -.
LIVERPOOL. oct. 5.-l2'aO = 49, 80.
ton demand fair. American mluunls 80 % o.
1l-iG, sales 900 bales AhlcI'.dIi' 49,
bales. speculation and export yvv D",ss
receipts. 400 bales, all American; II "
lures opened quiet and e.Did,u 49, ,,li
October. 2g6in4 5o-vf. Vc'oDeI I Io
NovomLer 4 e6-08: November and De
rr,,lr~ .-Gi. December and January
. e2-Gf. January and February. %--'4
I,,I-~.,o,,, and March, 4 22-G4. March and
Auru 4 gg.Gi May and June, .S-v4
T,i.n and Julv. 1854. Futures quiet
j. N.-Octoher ! 29-6f. buyers; Oc-
.ohrr ana November 2j-OA. buyers
Nrvcfnber and Decc Her. 22-Of04 25-Gi.
sellers. December and January, 2O-6lg
3 .1.C4. buyers. January and FEBRUARY
4 l0-Gi buyers. February and March
: ol-G404 21-GA. sellers. March and Apfn.
4 9oGf84 2l-Ci. sellers: April and May.
OLGA sellers. May and june. &l-vilF
4 g9-6f. sellers. June and July, E2-'4'
sellers. July and August. 22-Ci, buyers.
FUTURES closed quiet but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 5.-The tone or
Che news on wheat to-day was peaflah'
set prices closed slightly higher than on
Saturday. At the same time there was
evidence OF heavy selling 10y the proml-
ront leaders iu the recent bull movement.
and 10 indication that they had taken
The wheat on again. The market opened
at the lowest point ~ the day-vAc. for
Dorom hor-aftcrwarC advancing, hut
prices nuctuating very irrcguarly. De
cemhe- opened from &C. 10 ouAc. al
vanccd ~ GS4WGsAc.. closing at 614c.-
isu4c higher than saturday Cash wheat
was irregular. closing STEADY AZ Sa'ui-
GAY figures.
Corn-Thc early re1rogression IN wheat
prices Influenced corn 10 Ike acIon NJ
The opening but when the finer gran
rallied corn promptly Joined tn the al
vaucing movement. May corn opened AT
15i4c.. advanced to 26a g2G@c., closing az
.6i4l-alc. higher than Saturday. Cash
corn was about steady az SATURDAY
prices.
oats exhibited little. II any, independ-
cnce price changes being due 20 the ~
.0ff'd by the fluctuations OF
wheat and corn. May oats closed higher
fNTn Saturday cash oats were weak
and 0uOtahly I0Mc. lower
Provsi0ns-The hor market was easler
this morning and that fact. In connection
with the opening loss 90 prices III esaln.
caue q product 10 display quite niue
weakness no tho start. huf with the hard
cninr 0f tho wheat market, a reversal or
the tone in provisions was noted Jahn-
urv pork closed 1910. higher than Satnr-
day. january lard 2Nn1e. higher, and
january ribs 5N7iRc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

BILLIARD. POOL. and PrGEoN-HoLE ia:
BLFS. $500. upwards. Best grades Billiard
cloth AZ si2. sij and Sl7, for both Bed and Cnsh.
ions: Cues. $3.50 per dozen and upwards; Best
Cue Tips, S. cents per hundred. assorted Sizes
Composition Pool Balls guaranteed NOS 10
break in two years. 5000 per SET:
The Dean composition Pool Ball, finest and
most perfect ball made stripes or numbers VIII
never wear OF. guaran iced not 20 break IN two
wears. $40 per set. A full and complete line Bill
Hard and Pool Table supplies on hand once,
BanI, saloon and Drug store axtures,s $40 ana
upwards Counters. Showcases lfor All pur-
p6ses). All sizes French feyel Plate Mir'ofs 10
order: Church and Lodge-ko Furniture;
Stained Glass windows for Churches hnc
Dwellings, &c Beer-Pumps and Beer-praT,
ing outfits COMPLETE; Restaurant, and Hotel
RefrigeratOrs and Freezing Boxes.
NY billiard and Pool Tables are not sur.
passed by any other make for accuracy ana
perfection. Ny Cushions are the iiyest ana
most durable made. Tables overhauled, lev
elcd and put in perfect playing order. BOWL
ing Balls and Ten Pins. Bowling Aiieys DHis'
Nc n-ices areloW c. p. DEAN,
10 Governor street, Richmond, va.
Write FOR catalogue out OF town orders VIII
have my prompt attention.
te2-tu th,2u .r 1Nrif |"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

There is rejo.cins in Alabama over the
QcmOlstlg ton that steel % good quality
can be made from Alabama irou The
experiment has been tried several times,
and with results that have seemed enc
COurapinc. Lut The steel industry has not
obtained that fCothold in the State tAat
was predicted aud 80 earnestly hoped for.
The tests OF tie Hawkins process have
bcen going Ga Ter some time In Birmms-
ham. and TOW H. is announced that suc-
cess has lcer achieved. The Birmingham
The fact now stands un1isputcd. as
the steel Is L. be- seen at the jefferson
Sieel Manufacturing Company plant. in
North Birmingham. Twice have tie Off
Gals OF the above plant attempted to
convert BirmirE ham iron into mechanic
hla steel, / nc as often cid they lall. De-
termined however TO give the formula
a fair test. the cupola OF the steel plant
was charged Friday with a little over
three tons OF tow silicon or basic iron
made at the Alice furnace, this city, out
of red mountain ole. ana ln the iucTeui-
bic space OF tour hours, unprecedented
in the history or steel making. the mol
ten metal was cast into pigs. As soon as
possible q creGfter the product was tested
in the company's laboratory, and the re-
eult dcVclOped lrst-class soft steel
The officials. when the result vas made
known. were highly delighted. and wei
might they be. for this Work o. bat n
forerunner Of what is to come. Mr.. l..
y. Enslen. I'm referring 20 the test said
that there IS now no room tor doubling
the efficiency of the Hawkins process in
converting birmingham irOn into first
class steel. lie as more than pleased
with the result OF the test, and said he
would start East IN a day or two with
samples OF the newly-made steel 10 prove
10 eastern capital that Birmingham IS
what she has always claimed 10 be-the
iron centre Of the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
nALTIllnnE NLAHKET.

BALTIMORE ND. oct 5.-Flour firm.
western suuerhne 0245; DO. extra.
S27O032J, 10. family S3.5043.lji winter
wheat. 0atcut S4OOQ4.oO. srring DO, $3.50
M4.1J. do. straight. S3.1jN4o0.
Wheat steady. spot and October 7V. n
7lc.. steamer No. = red. G7i4p61 &C.; south
eru. by sample, Ga &C.. 90. on grade.
1s 40I4c.
Com steady; SPOT and October. 2sq
2Sic.. new or Old November or Deem
ler 2s4-st &c.. January. IS e-Sssc.; steam
er mixed, 2Gu2Ol4c., southern white or
yellow, 2gNauc.
oats steady to nrm No. white, 25q
&c. no mixed. 2l421i4c.
ltye steady, No. .. near by, 39U4Oc
~. % western. LNi2c.
Hay quiet but nrm; choice timothy.
S12JNrI3.ZO
Grain lreights quiet. steamer TO Liver
pool. per buslel. 4n4i4d.
Lgrs firm al l5Ulssc.
Conce quiet; 40. e, 5000.
Sugar steady, graduated. 1888.
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rHAr G1nNmoRn MELTING.
Three Hundred Present and One-1hird
Were Sound-Moncv Men.

Were sound Money WfHs
GLENMORE. VA, Oc.. Especial
The Dispatch makes big thing out OF
q very small meeting held here on Fri
day last. when T. W. Hubbard and
Canm Patterson spike. There was a
crowd OF about 300 people oHc-thlrd Oh
whom were for sound-moncy.
The speeches OF Mcssrs. Hubbard ".H
Patterson were directed against the
prominent Sound-Money Den Jcrats' VINO
have been very successful ir cfeaniliHs
a sound-money league. The hryani'es
are very much excited aboI- this' anu
arc irving their utmost TO arouse a ieei-
inc against the men OF principle anu
etardirr. those WHO nave done moro
for inc country than an tine s'iFe'
rolificlanr combined They cannot DE
successful in tus scheme however us
tbe peoplo of GucNneh m have 'Ne
eonse of eraut'Ie. and Will rct We "'l
he'd as to who are their real iiienu -.
mo gentlemen above had very niue ~
e,v in defence Of free silver giving 10
arguments ...-,,.,. r,ll,.
There viii BE- a big sound money Fanny
here or Saturday ncxr
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= Y VIM IIINI |I||II0 Vt |fItINI4l \
NEW YORK. Oct 5.-Therc has been n
limited attendance Of buyers IN tne dry
goods market today spot business
ruled quite moderate. There has also
hoal "a smaller business than usual al1s-
ing from orders by the mails. and de-
ciIed'v quiet DAY is reported In both cot
tom and WOOlIen goods. Travellers on
the road report that ali indications point
10 d very quiet market until after Novem-
lcr 30. sellers adhere 10 previous prices,
and have no trouble I'M securing these
where business is really meant by buyers,
In laen lluAItmenl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
ToRACCc EXCHANGE.
Richmond. va,

INHUUVIul "a OCT, D, ISJD.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
cuons-Bright u hogsheads; dark.
SO hogshcads. Keinspections-Wes Western,
10 hCgshcads.
Allegheny, Old Dominion. Shockoe. Cren-
ghaw's. Davenports, and Planters tobacco
warehouses report to-day Receipts. l5S
packages. deliveries, 80 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
.ions on tObaccos fer the city OF Rich
,rond va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
S2l4 -: plug tobaccos. x.9O22s. Total
$4ll723.
The largest break of tho season Will be
offered at the Planters warehouse to-
nosrew (I'uesday). october u $500 The
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cINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o.. oct 5.-Flour qulet;
winter patent, s3.SO441O fancy, $3.458
So. low grades, S19OG2.23.
Wheat quiet. No. > red, choice. 74075c.
Corn steady; No. mixed. 2Gl3c.
Oats irregular; No. . mixed, l7s817lc.
lcrk-Cty family. S7.7j.
Iard-kcttle lard. leaf. IN tierces, $40;
IN tubs, S425. prime steam steady.
Dry sailed meats steady, shoulders.
$500. short Tib sides, $40, short Hear
sides 500: bellies, S4.25
Bacon steady. ioose shoulders, N.25
short rib sides S425, short clear $500.
WHISKY steady at Sis
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81 LnrIs ,lARKET-

ST LOUIS. MO. oct. 5-Flour steady;
fancy. s. 1JU2gO.
Wheat higher; December, 7Oiac.; May,
1850
Corn higher; October Ole; December,
2lisc
Oats october. 1Gc. nominal; December.
1C g. BID; May, 2uHeOec. hid.
Professionalism mess. new, 500; old,
$3.50.
Iard-prime steam. Sc 77ik; choice, 81 So.
lacon-ShOuldcrs $50. longs. $3.50,
clear RIBS Sf.31l2. clear sides. $3.50.
Drv Salfcd Mcats-ShOuders, 800;
longs, S3s1i4; clear ribs, $500; clear sides,
& OU
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cuIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. oct. g.
Cattle. Receipts. 1900; common TO extra
steers. S1Ou5l0. stockers and feeders,
S2.0O43SJ: cows ana bulls. NGJQ3 90;
Texans. S2.5O832J; western rangers, 80
Ua.D.
Hors-Receipts 1900: market fer light
weights o.. lower heavy packing and
shipping lots S2.sOQ33O. cocmon 10 choice
mixed, S200Q340; choice assorted, S.55g
Sheep-kccelpts. -6plO: market steady.
inferior 10 choice. S20O4S.lO, lambs, $500
0iIv 10.
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