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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-25
Washington Forecast.

Washington, July 2i.--Forecast for Sat
urday: For New England: Showers;
clearing. Saturday afternoon or night
northorly winds, shifting to westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-25

There are about 40 members of the
South Paris Methodist church that are
over 20 years old. The Epworth League
gave them a reception, July %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-25
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

c. NJ. Gilman has ben appointed post
master at Gilman, vice Moses Gilman.
Auburn Populists. Friday night. nomi-
mated W. F. Brann and e. Nj. Tribou as
candidates for representatives, to the
Legislature.
Thomas B. Haskell. chairman of the
South Portland Democratic committee, al
caucus resigned the chairmanship,a as he
is not in sympathy with the platform
adopted at the Democratic convention
and could not vote for the nominees. as
they do not represent Democratic princi-
pies. The resignation was accepted.
The New York steam yacht Scionda.
owner and party. is a Boothbay Harbor
as we'll as the Annie B. Howard of Bos-
ton; d. P. Coffin. f. p. woodbury.; w. B.
Page, r. s. & l.. o. Shepherd, Boston
Viva. Portland. The New York steam
yacht Viking called and proceeded east.
The Heauah won the race there. Friday.
This is third time the wind has been a
strong southwest The Shechinah and
Mary Jane both lost their topmasts.
Rev Dwight Galloupe, curate at st.
Luke's cathedral. Portland, has declined
a call to the rectorship of Grace church
parish. Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-25
RAIN

Boston. July 2i.-Local forecast for Sat
urtiay; Rain. followed by clearing; winds
becoming westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-25

Now you've got the prices, we've got
the goods were willing to exchange with
you and divide the profits. That's fair
isn't it?
Come, in and see us and we guarantee
that your patronage shall receive our
prompt and careful attention.
ALFRED 3. HUTCHINSON,
Prescription Druggist, 132 Water St, next
Door T. O., Hallowell, Maine.
may 2Seodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-25
FIRE INSURANCE !
AModel Company,
Maine Mutual Fire !ns. Co.,
OF AUGUSTA.
OF AUGUSTA.

A Dividend paying company, managed
by careful. Well-knoWn, conservative,
business men,
Is paying 10 per cent dividends 10 us
policy holders on expiring policies. Larg
er dividends are anticipated
DIRECTORS: Henry c. staples. Charles
f. Nash. James e. Fuller, Grcenlief
II. Stevens, Frank J.. Webber. Alger-
non s. Bangs, Charles d. Blaisdcll.
EDGAR S. TURNER,
Sec. and Treas.
HOME OFFICE. Cor. Water and Bridge
Streets. july9eodtf
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caused a armer opcninr this morning;

caused a firmer opening this morning;
the trading however, was dull ana mann
~ local, and after iuctuauhg WITHIN
q, narrow range prices lost tho early I'M
proSemcnt and slowly declne"' ,.',, ,'Io
numerous reports of frost wHre receN1u,
no damage was complained OF, ahu nc
signal service predicted warmer "eauher
for tho next thrty-siX hours l<''li Ioh~s
sold and tho South also sou S,,i,..
But the worst feature was the Guinness
of the sDscuiatiOn. Outsiders are Aoiu-
ING aiooi and professional operators, IKE
Nlcawbcr. arc waiting Tor something
~ NEW YORK. Sept. Cultures closed
coe,-. sentefuber 1.WUSO1; october, sW
D4tt. Eovcmbcr. SOB. December, e.lyi
Ionuarv S2ulf22i; February, sac So
March. SO: April, S.41; May, SS1' june
s.3s0s39, sales 1000 uues. - =,
Cotton market quiet and prices easier,
American middling, n-l0 sales. 500
bales. American, 100 bales; speculatoh
and export. 800 bales, receipts 49,
fa..ea HIl American. futulrs oPc''H
eaev and demand moderate; september,
.s-Gi. October and November 4 Z,-14'
November and December 2iGiH1 Io-p4,
December and January, 4 24Gi, January
and February, 4 23-Cin4 24-0l; Feorhary
and March. 4 2I-Gl Futures steady.
124J l.. M-Amcrican spot grades un-
changed, American middingi 2o-5Z,
ladduug. 4 il-l6. low middiing To-
good ordinary, 4 l5-32. ordinary, 3-"z.
J.. M.-,;eptcmbar, 4 3J-Dl, sellers
September and october, au-y4' buyers
October and November. 4 27-G4; NOvem-
Ter and December 4 2i-6404 90, sell
crs. December and January, 4 4-o4, sell
crs. January, ZJ-'i, JeDluafy anu
March. 4 24-GfN4 2J-Gi. sellers; Marcn
ard April, 4 21-G4G4 25-Gi, buyers; Aprl
aud Mas. 4 25-G4. buyers; May and june,
a 2J-Gi, sellers; June and July, -6-DJ'
buyers Futures closed quiet and STEADY
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ai,li.h Autumn Cloth Frnck.

A very smart autumn frock Is made
Of a smooth-sUrfaced cloth that shows a
dove gray background with a nalr-,ine OF
dark blue traversing II. The skirt T.
moderately wide the upper part being 1T
ted closely 10 the figure, though the low
er has decided fare. The bodice Is
fitted coat having a wai7tcc4t or blue
cloth matching the blue strlDe set In
tho front. and buttoned down on each
eide with small silver buttons. rhe collar
is a high plain one OF blue satin, with
overlapping points OF the blue satin cut
lined with a silver cord. The sleeves are
moderately full. shape in 60 nc the arms
and have points OF blue satin larger our
the same shape as those on the collar,
truning back la cuff fashion on the low
or part Of each sleeve. and being fasten-
ed to place by a silver button on tho
Irene Of each point. The hat Is a soft
ira crown. and a bunch Of hlIe feathers
al one SIDE The gloves are gray I'M
dressed kid-radies' Home Journal
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CHICAGO AfARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 1.-THE wheat
boom. which has been under way since
Monday, met with resistance, and under
a flood Of offerings of long property
combined with free selling. with probes
si0nal price after opening higher ana
sun further revived materially, the ihai
quotations being over yesterday De
cember wheat opened from 6J.sc. 10 05sc-,
sofl between GG'sc. aud Oitsc, closing at
Glkc. bidLtQosc. higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was iac. higher
Coma few additional fractions We're
added 10 the prices. Very few enter
tanned the idea that corn had the aDlhly
of itself 20 advance. May corn opened
from 2lu25i.c., sold between 2J4c. ana
2jkc.. closing at 2r.c.-a shade higher
than yesterday. Cash corn was Ac.
lower
strength sufficient from wheat TO i'm
prove a little in price although the APP
II .e'itluu was lost later, when the lttu-
Ire grain declined. Nothing appr0dcniLb
importance transpircd during the session
May oats closed lsc- under yesterday.
Cash cats were easy.
Provisions were fairly active and urn.
The bun sentiment which prevailed ia
wheat carly seemed TO have extended 10
product. and prices advanced moderately.
The hog market was stronger, which was
necessarily a strengthening argument
I'm provisions. January pork closed l,c.
higher. January lard l-i5ulDc. higher
and January ribs 17sulOc higher.
THE leading futures ranged as lOION5s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

"The farmers should stand together" "
savs william jennings Bryan, and pro-
taot themselves from the drouea n soc.e-
~. Who produce nothing but laws
In professional life Mr. Bryan we T.
lleve l. a lawyer. and ia public LIE ne
has been COR two terms Repres ntaciNe
in Congress from the state Or NsnriS,s-
i. WIS as a congressman that Doe ie.
care krovm 10 the country at large, and
vet IN Co gress according To his oNa so
cial classification. he was simply one or
''the drones u society VINO prodlse NTH
ins biI laws
IN his speech ut Dover. IN Delaware on
Monday Mr. Bryan warned tle farmers
~ D.. on their guard against these crones
"Ius. a. long as the non-prcd az 'ers nag
the laws" be told them. IT VIII be
noe rlCatabie 70 be non-oroI rer OF
wealth
rs his vhy ne has himself be n a law
maker Instead OF q farmer. a drcne Of so
clety. according 10 his own definition. In
stead OF a Weaith-DrOduc!ng worker
IL strikes Us that the buzzing Of this
dro1e sounds very much Ike the hum
ming Of humbug.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

DIR. Parkhurst's Wise Counsel To roung
Men in Choosing "a Career.


The young man who says have
given my heart to the Lord. and. there
fore, | am going TO study for the minis
try misses tho entire point" says Or.
Parkhurst In an article on Selecting a
Career, ia August L4Diies' Home jour
MAJ There is no therefore about IL.
THAT Is o pcttifcs,ing way OF meeting a
great situation. 1 quote from letter
that | received recently nom a young
lawyer in Ohio: In my daily lie about
tho criminal courts ! have seen many
sad scene, aud at last Ii has como 10
tnat point that l am almost decided 10
cast aside my bright future IN law, anu
enter the service CT the Lord an
swered him that no was wrltlns non
sense. What ne nDsstnt by the service
of the Lord was the Christian ministry,
and thar is no more "A service OF tho
Lord than any other reputable calling. ~
Is not what a man does that makes MS
service Chrisu9n. 1t Is putting ms career
und,r contribution To- the public veal,
instead CT mortgaging II TO his own pre-
tcrment, that makes MS service Cnrisuan.
There Is great lot OF small thinking
about these matters and welsmeanins I'm,
becility that works datn-isineN al
around. My correspondent furthermore
vr0to that ne had learned TO dlstrtiht
tho LAW All Tho more reason, tnen, why
h8 should stay IN me law We canhi.t
improve thing ~ standing OIL and dis
trusting it. but by jumping N and con-
vertiLg il. II all The conservation - put
into the ministry and all the brains into
tho other professions neither the pulpit
nor the world will profit. The sum and
substance Of all cr whicn IL that when a
young man has come out on 10 the DIS
tlnct Christian ground of putting HIM
self under contribution TO the public veal
the selection OF "A career. best suited TO
himself and 70 the needs OF humanity,
IL simply q matter o. studying adapta-
lions. and deciding by what art. trade.
business or PROBES sion no can sabserye
that veal tbs best"
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2i-llOur firm and
unchanged. Southern -four unchanged.
Mhe4t-SpOt market duh. Opuohs
were active ana excited, advancing ly24
lAc.. rallied A4n'sc., Closing hIiu az Az
s.c. over yesterday; September ose1.'
corn steady and unchanged; September
27lSc.. October, 21bc.; December -os2c.
Oats-spot more active and strong. OPP
tions dull and nIm; september -lc.i &c
tobeT, dc, December, -, Sp9t pllJ,ss5,
no white 2Osse., mixed western ivy
i-6y weak: shipping. Bose; good 10
choice, 1OtfJc.
Wool urchapsoi o,-ooo. e....,
Beef steady; family, S7,eOQSOo' extra
mess. 500. beef hams firm - l'.'o'
ucrced beef qlie,; city extra, India mess.
slOOOI1O5O. cut meats dun ana steady
picked bellies, SJl2i9112'; ShOuluelai
so.Dy.40D. mans, s5.25l9'a.
Lard quiet and frmer. western steam
S4l6M. city. $40; September, 5, ~. re
fined active. continent, S4.45. South Amer
lean. Si15. compound. ST.. tJltOO.
POrk-New mess, S11J4So.. 49,
Butter-ChOice firm. state dairy. lpD
1fe.. creamery. 110l0hc.; western dairy
Is frmer. State and Pennsylvania.
Cotton seed oil steady; Grade, 2l4c.;
Rosir-common 10 good Si55Q1Go.
Tufpeutine frlner 1T ZOA 0-yfac.
Rice ir fair demand.
Mola- 3 active and unchanged
Couee urn at JH1j points up, Oct0per r
s94O December, $3.50, January, $40
Spot Rio unchanged.
sugar steady; fair refining, z4c. ~
fined quiet. steady, ana unchahbt1. s
FTcights 10 Liverpool market quiet anu
nim. cotton. 10y steamer. l 1-Gld; grain'
by steamer, 4l4d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

The ordinary headache which is so oy-
tremcy common among the inhabitants
" our Atlantic seabolrI towns ls the Ouf-
come OF coalitions affecting the nerves
through Impoverished hlo1d containing
poisonous matter absorbed from badly
digcsted food. SO-callod liver torpiditv
and the catarrhal affections due 20 on
changeable climate also aid In affecting
It's spread Nervous exhaustion. due To-
irregular and fast living. plays an Inn
poriant part n its causatiOn Nervous
strain, especially OF the eyes. and in-
famed tissues about the internal bones
Of the nose are special causes Nerve ir
rltatl0n. which IS but poorly understood
by the general reader is a prolific cause
OF so-calied nervous headache. ] know of
TO more dangerous practice than 10 treat
headache pain blindly with drugs OF
course. outdoor exercise is the best pos
sible thing for permanent cure. IL is vcry
easy 10 relieve most forms Of headache
by means Of the cOal-tar derivatives. of
which so many ere in the drug market.
These form the basis of the many head
ache cures found on the druggists
shelves. Their use Ia not entirely without
danger. for they are powerful heart uC-
peasants IL taken in doses OF any cOns.I-
cradle size.-Dr. Cyrus Edison, Ia ladies'
Home Journal.
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Methodist church. said Mr.. Bryan -
lost by making such remarks rather than
gained votes and had proved hamsak
ARCHDEAcON LYONS
Arohdeaoon Lyons OF 81. Peters Pc-
Cathedral, said: Il am NOT ono OF W.
TO. and 80 it does not worry me. l never
paw attention to anything OF the Kind.
but keep right ON doing good. Mr. Bryan
spoke Of luxury. Surely we cannot % sc-
c,sed OF living IN any great luxurY:
TOPIC FOR A MINISTERIAL Mf'n1~
mo.
The ministerial meeting. which VIII
meet on Monday, VIII discuss the Ques-
tlOn.-i5altimore sun.
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Fnilnre md sricilIe

CHICAGO. sept 2i-Tho firm OF Oar
iingtcn' Quick and Boyden. commission
men at the Stoch yards, failed this NOM
ing and almost simultaneous with the
news Of the failure came tbs information
from Lincoln, H., that Frederick Boydtn.
a member OF the firm. Ind cornmi. ted SUE
eide az that place this morning. ny shoot
ing himself through the head. Alr. Bow
den had been paying a visit to bis bro
Their. I'm Lincoln, and WAS leaving eo
catch an early train FOR Chicaro when
he evidently reached tho conclusion that
he preferred death TO life and shot h.rl.
self.
The firm IS one Of the Oldest and best
known among The business houses at
the yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, Sept. - 1896.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day;
Wrappers, 3 hogsheads; filters. =; cut
tiers, q: smoker. .; scrap tprithD' q.
Total a. horsheads
The tobacro Inspector reports today.
nspecuons-Bright, 81 ho6sheads Rem
spections-B Bright. > hogshCad8.
Allegheny, Old Dominion. 'S1ockoe'
Crenshaw's. Davenport 8. Planters, Sea-
brooks Farmers. and Myers tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, l-S
packages. deliveries 90 packages.
United ST Les internal revenue colec-
lions on tObaccos for the city OF Rich
rnoul. Va. today. Cigars and Gig reties,
v.22GO1; plug tobaccos, S2,2sJlO. Iotal'
S75I1l1
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Sept 2f-Rosin
firm. strained. SL35. good strained, Sl.4O.
Spirits OF turpenune firm, machine,
p c. irregular, &c.
Tar steady at S1.O1.
crude turpentine firm; hard. $50; soft.
81 20. virgin. SID.
CHARLES1 on. S. c., Sept 24-Tur-
pouune market firm az 23l2c.
Ros'n firm. Quotations. D.. C., and
and k. 81 5o NJ. 81 60; n. 81. 80; ". G..
s. 90. w W.. Sl.1O
SAVANNAH. GA, srpt 24-Turpen-
tine firm az 23sic; sales, III casks, re-
CliIts. asa casks.
I.a.In finn. sales. 1861 barrels; receipts.
oT25 barrels. Quotations. A., T., c.,
and ID. Sl.4O; T.. h.. and c. N.45; IL,
J.. and K Sl.5J; ~. Sl.8J. W. g., $40,
W. W., S22J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 24.-Flour
active firm. and unchanged
Wheat strong; october, Gsi2Q6sAc.;
December 7Ot.UlVsc.. steamer No .,
red. G30G34c.: southern. by sample. 6sG
zoe. do. on grade 66i4 06Jc.
Corn strong, spot and September 2Il5
M2lasc. October 21i102T4c.; new or Old.
November or December, 2f9i 42i.sc., Janu-
ary 2S02SHc.; steamer mixed. 2ji2026c.;
southern white corn. -ll28-si4c; yellow,
- fQ.8l.c.
oats steady TO firm: No. . white, pa
DC. so. mixed 21N22c.
Rye hmer: no. .. near by. 37MQ3Sc.;
No 10 western, 500 fuc.
Hay steady; choice timothy. $3.50
asked
Grain frcights active
Eggs steady at l401llzc.
Coffee steady. No e. 5000.
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To nemnre Grea.e snot..

A kerosene oil stain evaporates after q
time leaving scarcely a trace behind
II you wish 10 hasten the process cover
tns spot with wheat Hour leave II fer
twenty four hours brush of the Hour.
and repeat II necessary. To remove a
grease spot from the leaf OF book cover
the blemish with hney-pOwdered French
chalk, brush IL of, and repeat the pro-
cess until tina spot disappears.r-Laaiss
Homa Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

lie Visited the Times ONCE Monday Night,
but Was Not Recognized.

Nothing has yet been heard by the
police Of this city Of James Monroe alias
Bull" Hurley. the Brooklyn defa1itor'
for whom d reward Of 500 has been Off 70
cd. as told in yesterdays Times. There
IS no doubt. however, that Monroe mas
been in Richmond, and may possibly De
here ut tie present time.
Last Monday night ragged, s-epu-
table-lookIrg tramp. with n suodued and
generally woo-bcgOne cir, climbed the
four long flights OF stairs Of The Times
Building untN he reached the Office.
where he applied % tho foreman O. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. q, 1896.
ARRIVED.

AHIITF ID.
Br. steamship Kanawha, Liverpool
Br. steamship Twckenhaw. Boston.
Schooner Fannie Brown. Nortolk.
Schooner Katie O.. Robinson, Fhiladel-
phia.
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT p, 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Norfolk,
passengers ana general cargo
Steamship Danville. boyd. balumore'
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Acc0mac. Thompson, Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Danvlile Boyd. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Il think" writes Ruth Ashmore. ad-
dressing a reply 10 a girl ccrrc eponaent
1,.bo ass how 10 become a rocia1 success.
I'm tho Ladies' Home Journal. THAT you
VIII be Q social success, for you are
pretty 70 talk with, and pleasant too.
10 look upon. but Won must remember
every day and every hour of your life
that social success ls only obtained ~
continued thought OF the value OF Ntfle
things. The little plea Tres are ready
great ones. the little courte les are keen
ly appreciated. and the little politolesscs
are those that viii make you not only a
loNable girl but q lady. / think 70 De
"a social success you must be that. Re-
formers are prone 20 say that The finest
name that can be given 20 you or 20 me
Is woman. Perhaps that i7 true. Blt IL
seems 10 me that you should also wish
10 be called a lady. You are woman
hv birth. and a lady because OF your tact
ana good manners There IL many a Wo-
man truthful and honest. but so lack
ing in act that She cannot po5s liy he
called a lady. H. therefore YOU wish Go
mac society approve OF YOU you must De-
laGylike and tactful as Well as wom4niy.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Quotations. Wheat-Loueherrv t0 10
Csc. mixed. 90 20 Csc. snortberry. % 10
Csc: No. red 90 % Csc.
Corr-Whlte. Virginia. % 20 SOC. no.
. white. 20 90 3Oc no. . mixed. 81 20 2Sc.
Oafs-No % mixed. loia 90 l9c.. No. 3
mixed l7i3 10 lsc.. winter seed - TO zoe.
Eye-,3 10 ae'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

CASH QuOt0tlOns WeIe az I0II0W8. FlOn
firm; hard wheat, spring patent. $500
$50. in wood soft wheat patent, $500
$50. no spring wheat Giu6j9sc; No
40. oais. 1G4c.; mess pork, So.O5U61O
lard, $40. short rib sides. S32JQ3.4O
dry saltcd shoulders S3.5O03.7.; shor
clear sides. S3.J015.62i5i whisky, Sis.
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bonds


WASHINGTON. j.. c.. Sept 2f.-Tho
treasury gold reserve az the close Of
business to-day stood az Sll944iflc.
THE DAYS Withdrawals al New York
we're SOS 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
err: patent. sa4oas5o; fancy. s2.Da27o;

or: patent, s3.4o13.5O; fancy, SZ.Uuz.IV'
choice, S2.lJli22J.
Wheat higher. September osAc'' It,
ccrnher $3.50. bid
Corn higher; September 1910; Deem
ber. 2O2Lc. asked. May. 2ii.c. bid
oats higher; September, ly5.c'' May
1870.
LArd-Prime steam. $500: choicc. $3.50.
Other articles unchanged.
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Peremptory and absolutely without limit
or reserve. the entire stock OF Is. j. Bear.
jeweler, l8i1 Main street. ANY article Is
subject 20 call. TWO sales daiy-at 1890
and $3.50.
FRED. W. DE WERE. Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

NEW YORK Sept 24.-Reports from
various jobbing dry goods centres are
fairly encouraging. as they show at las Z
q business in progress quite up 10 the
general outlook is considered more eu-
c1lruclng. Despite MS thrrc must
however. bee again reported "a quiet mar
Aet at first hands I'm an departments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

LONDON. Sept 2i-Bar silver. 80 5-1ci.
PARIS. Sept -4-1 ID M.-lhrre lcr
cent rentcs 1U2 francs for fAo account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Miss Maud T. Cox. No. 900 - north
Twenty-elebth street. who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Walter T.. Cosby for
several weeks. in Petersburg Va, las
returned home. enjoying her trip vtry
much.
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~. COTIoE .

NOW YORK. Sept. 1L-The SUMS cot
tpn rt.teH says.
Cotton advanced 20 points but re-
acted and destined. c.oHing easy az a. net
decline or i1 points. with sales of
10 1eOb 1ics New Orleans advanced
. poiutn. but reacted and declined
POINTS.
ep,day WIS better than had been expect
ed. and this fact together with reports
Cf frost Ia various sections OF the south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. 24-Fiour mar
ket steady; winter patent, S.JJ43.yO;
spring patent. S3.s5uf 90.
corn quiet and steady No. white. 2j0
25sc.. No. mixed. 26c.
Wheat quiet and steady; No . red.
CS0G9c.
Oats irregular; No. . niVed. 19c.
Pork steady: family. $40.
Lard quiet and steady; kettle. $1,000
40. prime steam 500.
Dry sailed meats steady; loose shoul-
ders' So 6Zis1i3.G Go: short ribs s36Ju3.1O;
short clear, 78.pO4385.
Hacon steady; shoulders. "a OO0o3 70;
short rib1, $40. short clear S43Tl2
WHISKY STEADY at N.lS.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, MO, Sept 24.-E1ou high,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
UvALDE COUNTY.
Special.

Light Special.
Uvalde, June 13.-There was a very
spirited school election ON Saturday,
the successful candidates, G. w. Watt
and o. p. Birmingham, winning with
only five votes to spare.
Frank Haeberlin, who located here
two years ago on account of his health
died on Monday, leaving a wife and
child.
Couny court met in regular session
this week and a lot of small business
was disposed of. The usual cases of
pistol toting were heard and passed
upon.
The scholastic census of the county
has been taken and the returns from
the eleven districts foot up 1-214. OF
these $50 are credited to the Uvalde
district
Mission services, continuing eight
days, open at the Episcopal church
next Sunday night.
Corn can be put down as n failure
on the dry land farms in this county
this year and cotton will be little bet
ter, unless it rains soon.
s. =. Simpson & Co. shipped IL cars
of very fine cattle to st. Louis a few
days since, returns not yet received,
but they should be good.
James McLymOnt shipped 1,500 Kin
ney county lambs to Chicago, which
brought him $3.50 in Chicago. They
averaged IS pounds. Good yearlings.
j. A. Patton, brother of Mrs. J. w.
SAMSON, returns to his old home here
after an absence of twenty years. the
latter ones spent in Idaho. He finds
this section of the state transformed.
A few watermelons have put in an
appearance. The main body will ar
rive later. No one hurt.