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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
PArTIAtoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August iG-FLOUR-
Quiet and firm. western super, 81. 1913,
do. extra, $32Jd3SO. do. family, $3.50
$50; winter wheat patent, sA65ni.s5
spring do, $4,000: spring wheat straight,
$i6Ou87J; receipts. $3.50 barrels; eX-
ports. 1855 barrels.
WHEAT Unsettled and higher; spot.
91ikN9Sc September. 93c. bid; steamer
No. red gli4ag2 &C.; receipts 1J2, 1s2
bushels. exports SI.GS5 bushels; stock,
! GIBBS bushels: sales. 500 bushels.
Southern wheat, by sample. 9J99Jhc, do.
on grade. D2N9Jc.
CORN - Firmcr; spot, 33hn55kc.
month. 33H334c. September, 324U33c
steamer mixed 3Oa,N31c.: receipts 49,
'isS bushels: exports. Al 800 bushels;
stock. GO 40 bushels. sales, 5000 BUSH
sls. Southern white corn. 3443Jc., do.
yellow. 35W3Gc.
OATS-Steady. receipts. 1si.44I bushels;
exports, none; stock. " 373 bushels.
RfE-Firm. No. . nearby, 40ni9i4c
No western JOc.; receipts, 10,222 BUSH
els; exports. - JGJ bushels; stock, 1901
bushels.
HAY-Firm for better grades; choice
timothy. S13.JO01l.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet; steam TO
Liverpool. "a asked September; Cork for
orders by quarter 3s 3dn3s 4i4d. Sep
TENDER.
SUGAR-Firm; graduated. $500
BUTTER-Firm; fancy creamery. 1jG
16c.: do. imitation, 12nl3c.; do. ladle, &c.
good ladle. DTl0c.; stOre-packed, SulOc.
EGCS-Firm: fresh. BE.
CITEESE-F fancy New York 60
pounds, large. 000i4c.; do. 81 pounds me-
dunn gf0oi5c.. do. % pounds, 9an1Oc.
WHIgK T-I'uChangCd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Renneit Trancis EwNnn.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, August 1G.-spe-
cial.-Mr. Bennett Francis Gwynn who
died here yesterday. was a native OF Mary
land a typical gentleman OF the old
school. and prior 20 the late war n large
landed proprietor in Prince Georges
county I'm that state, where many genera
items OF hts ancestors were born. suffered,
loved and died. His distinguishing traits
were charitableness and generosity. and in
his makeup there was not a trace Of
selfshness nor a habit hurtful TO himself
or others Early in the war he cast his
fortunes with the Confedcracy and re-
NAMED in IT'S service to the end one Of
his sons was probably the first COnfed-
crate 10 fall on Nrsnia's soil. having
been killed on the picket line at Munson's
Hill. in Fairfax early In 1861.
The deceased was arrested and thrown
into the old Capital prison upon suspicion
that he was concerned with Mrs. Surratt
In her alleged completely IN the plot TO
assassinate President Lincoln. but was
released after six weeks confinement be-
cause Of his innocence or the accusa-
tion. lie leaves two daughters-I.aura.
the widow of tho late S. Magruder Dent,
and Eva. wife OF Captain George a. Mush-
n,ack-and three sOns-Raphael c. and
John II Gwvnn. Of Washington. and Ed
ward p Gwvnn OF Baltimore.
He was reared and died a consistent
member OF the Catholic church, and win
be buried from ST. Mary's tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17

Visitors at the Soldiers Home sun
day were Miss T. A. Megory, Miss NJ. A.
ROhda, New York: Mrs. s. Kehlenback,
Central, Va; w. A. Edison, NJ. NJ.
Thompson, G. Mcdonald, j. W. Ditman,
Ohio; Rev. N ID. Bodie, Orangeburg.
s. c.; FIR. L. l.. Cox and sister Honea
Path. S. c.; w. NJ. Bennett, n. r.. White
hurst, Portsmouth. Va; Miss r.. VI. Bill
Ter. Newark. y. j.; J. b. Burroughs, g. ;.
Wright. city; George X. Hoffman, j. y.
Hoffman, Miss Mary Holman, Frank
Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Hays, llag-
erstOwn, Md. w. =. Gresham, Accomac,
Va; b. II. Small and wife, Miss Ada
Bryant, Petersburg, Va; Mr. and Mrs. j.
r.. Newcombe, Danville, Va; II. j. Jean,
u. j. Cochran. Emporia; J. ID. Moore,
Franklin, Va; J. ID. Lendray, Pittsburg.
Pa; w. j. Brunei. Petersburg r. +.
Parham. Washington, ID. c.; John Day,
Pttsheld. Mass; Lizzie Pharp and w.
Pharp J. Mary Merritt, Northampton
county, Va; Orella Coffee, Sadie G. Ihax-
ton. Home Place; J. II. Carter, l.. Z. Adj
cock. Christian county, Ky.
Miss Carrie Eubank, the accomplished
head-nurse at the soldiers Home leit
yesterday morning for one month ;
visit IN Lynchburs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
YOUNG mANIN rROUBLE.
James Kitchen Charged With Stealing
Twenty Ono DOllars.

Detective A. NJ. Tomlinson yesterday
arrested James Kitchen. white man
about twenty-nine years Of age upon a
warrant sworn out by G.. &. GuVernator.
manager Of the Home Brewing Company.
A serious charge Is brought against
Kitchen. that Of breaking into tho office
of the company and stealing 81 from the
safe.
Mr. Guyernator was seen In regard TO
tho case and said Kitchen had for some
time been employed as assistant book
keeper at the brewery but was recently
discharged Ha was familiar with the
combination Of the safe, and the place
In which the key to the inner door was
kept.
Money was missing from the safe on
two other occasions. The first time
Sill, was taken between Saturday night
May 1st, and the following Monday
morning. The second time $40, was
stolen between Saturday. July 2ith, ana
Monday, the 18th. The last robbery was
committed between last Saturday night
and this morning and 81 was secured
Kitchen is only charged with the latter.
When the first offence was committed
the case was put IN tho hands Of Detec-
tives Gibson and Wren. They suggested
the plan OF marking the bills, or taking
their number, placing them In tho safe
and then watching for the robper' VINO
was evidently familiar with the place.
Kitchen had been working on a small
salary and the freedom with which he
spent money aroused suspicious. Mr..
Guvernator says he watched Kitchen aud
saw him go into a Broad street bar and
buy a drink. As soon as possible he got
the note and found that It was one Of
those which had been In the safe
recognizing it by the number which he
had noted.
Kitchen. who is at the Second Police
station. denies the charge against him.
He says he can prove where he got the
money and where he spent the time be-
tween Saturday night and yesterday
morning. a..
Kitchen is a cripple and lived with
his aged parents on Beverly street.
Mr.. Guvernator says he had always
been q faithful employee and this is the
first offence Kitchen has ever had 10
face.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17

State Committee fr>1 this district, said
there would be no con. -ention. and II Is
understood the members OF the commit
tee from this district are Unit IN this
respect.
Col. W f Wickham, It IS understood
will proceed 20 Lynchburg 20 urge the
committee to call a convention.
In my opinion" said the Republican
referred to above, there will be split
party in This state next fall
Should a convention be called and
Chairman Lamb says there Will, two
names have already been mentioned as
possible candidates for the head or the
ticket. General James A. Walker and
Captain Warren s. Lurty. Judge Wad'
dill has also been spoken Of I'm connection
with the tale end OF the ticket, as mas
Colonel W +. Wickham
A number Of Republicans Will leave here
this morning for Lynchburg. I'm the party
will be Judge WaddIl, Mr.. Edgar Allar
and Mr.. Morgan Treat. and a largo mum
Der Of leaders from al over the state vii
be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
A Grocer Assigns.

I'll Gary fled deed of assignment In
the Chancery Court Clerks ONCE yeatet-
dav conveying 10 Warren ii. Mercer,
trustee. the grocery establishment al lV-
west Broad street. with all the contents,
except goods on consignment and All OF
his household and kitchen furniture at
No. 90l west Clay street.
After providing for the cost OF eNecut-
ing the trust and rent, salaries and taxes
due. the creditors are classified as tol-
lows:
First. Note, State Bank OF Virginia.
$3.50. balance OF about 500 due Mrs. Lucy
G. Gary; note held by National Bank OF
Virginia for $50.
Second. All remaining accounts.
The liabilities are Sl,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
THE TIMFS-RfCUMOND VA. TUESDAY AUGUST IL. 1897

DO we expect our maihct 70 oHer anything
OF special interest
In Charlotte AppomattoX and part OF
Camnbeu counties the growing crop Is
roportcd as being unusually fine. In other
sections II Is not qui,c as UNIFORM bu,
healthy i'm appearance and growing for
ali tbcv are worth With late fall and
no damage from wind or han. the crop
will be all that the FARMER could expect
OF II. There will be large percentage
81 both short and long black wrappers
and n good yield OF short, heavy-bodied,
waxv dIIers Should Italy continue 10
rrofcr long heavy-bodied shipping leaf
she will have no trouble In gettdng all
she wants. Long red SILKY tobaccos. such
AS Austria has shown preference for dur
inc mast wears. will hardly he IA plenti-
~ a. last season. As TO values the COM
inc year II Is too early to make any pre-
dictiong. hut we see no reason why to-
bacco should not sympathize with inc
rise I'm price Of other farm products, ana
net the planter n far return NO record
he kont here OF the average price Of the
total sales for each year, but In order 10
satisfy ourselves as To the price paid
Cor tho 1o0G crop on this market We made
I'D a statement Of the sales al one OF
our largest warehouses, Inc same SHOWS
that the J.16s, 900 pouhus sou het'td S9.lt
per hundred pounds. This. considering
mo 1aroro number of small inferior crops
raised by tenants is very fair average;
OF the above 10000 pounds, U29ll sold
al $40 so 024 AT Sl3, bl,u23 az Sl94O, IT,
09o a. s9s M and 6gqs at S34 II the total
saies IN 10 date. % 10000 pounds, sold
an the same average Of $514, the amount
distributed in this section is Sl.1SL3i0.
The acreage This year Is somewhat larger
than last season. and since we have had
such fine weather or lale' the crop VII
,,,,5c,,Itcti,, vroiqh out better and will
nrobablv amount to 100000 pounds. II
sold Al the same average as this season
II VIII net Sf5f2UO This amount dis
tributod among the farmers Of this sec
ton should certainly be great help 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
A PRISONER REuOTED 10 EsCAPE
BINDS or LTNCHERS.
The Western Union Resists tho Enort OF
the Railroad Commission to FIX
Telegraph Rates.

RALEIGH. n. c., August 16.-Special.-
Tha negro George Brodie under arrest for
assault, was taken from jail her yesIei
day VI the sheriff and deputies ana q
military guard 10 Henderson ana I Iasa1
turned over to the sheriff and the local
military. III was badly scared. feopiv OF,
the line in Franklin and Vance nau
planned TO lynch him. They expected
him TO pass this morning. They also
watched the early train yesterday morn
Ing, but found on board the Governor
Guard going 10 camp at Ocean view.
The Railway Commission fixed the ten
word message rate for Western Union
kilograms in this State at ntteen cents.
The company excepted. The case was SCI
for to-day, but the company got re.
straining order from Judge Simonton last
Saturday, and now the matter comes UP
in the Federal Court at Wilmington next
month. This action was predicted
The company had several grounds TOT
asking for the order. -
Rain last night and yesterday has peeh
of marked benefit to the crops
TEN-INCH GUNS
Three ten-inch guns for Fort Casweu,
or rather for the omplacement near theie,
were delivered to-day.
George L. Morton is elected 10 COM
rnand the four divisions OF North Caro-
lima naval reserves.
Governor Russell says Solicitor Jones
is looking after the cases against the
Buncombe lynchers who swung up Bob
Bracket.
Pullman-Car Conductor Boswell. OF VIZ
uinia. who was three weeks ago taken 70
the Rex Hospital here with typhoid fever,
is well and will be out tomorrow. the
success IN handling this fever here Is re-
markable. There has not been dealh
this year.
SENATOR BUFFERS CANDIDATE.
It is said that Senator Butler has ar
Il Q. PHI.
shall be the Populist nominee for Con-
eress. This IS TO knock out Harry Skin
ner. whom Butler detests.
The state swamp lands cannot he sofa
this year. II is found. as a Wilmington
syndicate has an option on nearly all
There are some co.. 000 acres.
Really most Of them are not swamp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
ATHKNRfCO COURTHOUSE.
Two Cases Before Judge Wickham at the
Countv Court Yesterday.

The case against Mr.. George r.. Lang
ley. son OF Mr. Charles Langley, or Hem
rico. and a cOored youth named Henry
Hodges. charged with racing horses on
the public highway and collding WIN
and breaking a buggy owned by Mr.. Geo
Herman was heard in the County court
before Judge Wickham yesterday.
Tho case was dismissed, but Hodges
was required TO pay costs.
The court was also engaged In hearing
the appeal case OF William DOnly, charg-
ed with trespasslng on the premises OF
T.. d. Banks a negro ragpicker, who lives
outside Of Fulton on tho line OF the YORK
river railroad
The case grew out Of Mr.. Donlys visit
10 tho cOlOred mans cabin 90 look for a
negro from North Carolina, who was
wanted for criminal assault and for whom
a reward Of 500 was offered. lie was ac-
cOmpanied by Mr.. Jesse Harden and both
men carried firearms.
The case was heard before Justice
Thomas Larus on a warrant sworn out
on July 10th. and Mr.. Donly was fined
$3.50. from which decision the appeal was
taken.
Messrs. Henry Pollard and O.. w.
Thomas represented the Commonwealth
and Mr. p. A. l.. Smith the accused.
Mr.. DOnly was fined s. and costs, after
Judge Wckhlm heard the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. August 1G.-COTTON-
Steady. exports 10 France, 2G6 bales;
stock "A. csc bales.
Total to-day-Not receipts. ACES bales.
exports 10 France. 1916 bales 10 Cont
nent. 1S7 bales. stock. 7scSl bales.
COnsolidated-Net receipts 1856 bales
exports to Great Britain, II bales; 20
France, 1916 bales; 10 Continent, 1s1
bales.
Totals since September 1st-Net re-
ceipts. G.G331S4 bales: exports 90 Great
Britain. 3O0j.iGG bales: 10 France 7O0.9I2
bales 10 Continent 2,1ii,SiJ bales; to
Channel. - 9sl bales
Futures opened easy; sales. II 800 bales.
January. $50. February. GS1; March,
Gs4: April May June. July and August
80: September Cos: October, ESQ, No
vember. GA: December. 60.
Futures closed steady; sales, l2S.400
bales: January. CTS. February, G.Sl'
March. Gs5. April. GSS; August 100,
Sentember. G92. October. G77. November,
GIL: December. G.73.
Spot cotton closed quiet; mddling up-
lands. s; middling gulf, s4; sales. none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 1G.-The market
for dry goods opened steady. with the
same steady tone that marked 81 az the
beginning Of the week. a well-sustained
demand I'm all quarters. The activity on
the part Of the iohbers and converters
had made additional repicnishments nee
cssary.
The situation I'm cotton goods shows inn
movement from every standpoint. with
indications that still further improve
ment will be made with the advance Of
the week The market to-day was well
attended for the opening day Of the week,
with a number Of gOOd-sZed transactions
reported. Cottons Goo the more prominent
markets showed continued good demand
with the old stock exhausted, particu-
larry donims. which are &c. higher.
Print cloths continue very firm ON the
basis OF 2kc. for extra. I'm tobhcrs' cir
cles jobbcrs We're in good attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va. August 10. 1891
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Private sales reported 20 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. hOgsheads: filters, .; Tugs
dark. -. Total. u hogsheads.
Williams & Rehlings, Shockoe, Cren-
ehaws. Allegheny Old Dominion. Shell
hurnes. Meals Stonewall. Myers and
seahroOk's tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts, ~ packages; deliveries, 81
packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
So 8i2.s5; plug tobaccos, S3lJO42 Total,
50 1921
Messrs Frank Watson and Z. a.
Downos, Of the firm Of Watson, DOwnes
a Co. tobacco importers No. SO south
Castle street Liverpool England. are on
the Richmond tobacco market to-day.
PETERSBURG. VA. August 1.-THE
following will show the movement OF to-
bacco during the past week at the various
warehouses:
nspections-Farmers. 40 hogsheads;
West IIill. 4: Centre. -. Oaks. "a. Total,
III hogshoads.
Roceipts-Farmers. - hogsheads; West
hin. 3: Centre. II. oaks. %; Moore's -.
Loose-Farmers. zoos pounds; West
HIN. 2G2j pounds; Centre, S.995 pounds:
Oaks. 1900 pounds; Moore's. 400 pounds.
Total. %. 725 pounds
Total inspections from the llfet or OctO-
Der. 1896. TO August II, 1897, 3.Oi4 hogs
heads: same time last year. APO hogs
heads
(SigneO ]. u. McCULLOCH.
Inspector.
Messrs Charles w. BONNER & Co. re-
mort the I,ynchburg. aN.. tobacco market
FOR the week ending Saturday, August
H. 1897, as follows;
sales for week. ending August 7. 1897.
"a. 100 pounds: sales for week ending Au-
gust IA. 1897, AZ, 400 pounds Decrease
week ending August IL. 1897, 20 700
pounds.
Sales from October l. 1896. to August
IA. 1897, %. 100000 pounds: sales from Oc-
tober l. 1895, to August IA. 1895. 1890
500 pounds. Increase for 1896 1881. 4.179.-
200 pounds.
our receipts are so light and OF such
inferior quality that most OF our buyers
have Withdrawn for the season. Not un-
I'll tho new crop commences TO come in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Funeral Of Mr.. Gale

The funeral OF Mr. J. Il. Gale. the un-
fortunate fireman who was crushed 10
death on the Chesapeake and Ohio yards
early Saturday morning, took place sun
day afternoon from his late residence, on
Venable street, and was largely attended
by sympathizing friends. Pawnee Tribe
OF Red Men, OF which deceased was a
member, attended the funeral in body,
headed by the Blues band. The march
from Church Hill To River Wow Gene
terry was one of the longest that has ever
been taken in this city at a funeral. At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
CONGRESSMAN Lamb Fayors Il.

Congressman John Lamb. Is one ~ the
most earnest advocates OF the primary
elections plan for t.e nomination OF can
didates for United States Sen4tOr
lie would have closed the debate for
his side at the Roanoke convention had
the programme not been cut short by tho
agreement TO proceed 20 vote.
Captain Lamb said the hight for this
plan would be- kept up and he had no
doubt OF it's success in the near future.
lie says he nnds very few OF his con-
stitutents opposed t0tl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
nend nor.e Remnined a Day.

A big white horse died on Broad street
between Henry and Monroe Saturday az
ternOOn between and o'clock ana the
carcass was allowed 20 remain IN tho
roadway until about n o'clock Sunday
morning before being removed.
The object presented "a CHASTITY sight
under the Hight OF a lantern to those who
were returning from tho vaudeville SAT-
urday night, and much comment Was
caused By its not having been carted
away before church time sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
CHICAGO MARKET.

scare in September wheat to-day, shorts
jumping the market 10 a point &c above
Saturday, close. and rendering it nervous
and erratic an day. The close was al a
BIC. advance. Bad crop news from the
Northwest continued a feature. Other
markets participated in the wheat
strength 20 "a greater or less degree, corn
and oats advancing about Ikc each, while
provisions closed JuJiac. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen High Low Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
G and d. Sunday Special.

The Sunday special train OF the Chesa-
peake and ohio Railway Company car
ried Sunday $50 people 10 Old Point, Ocean
View and Norfolk.
Most OF these excursionists went 70
Ocean View and enjoyed the bathing anc
ocean bFezes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Killed by the Train

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA. August 10
Special-Yesterday morning the dead
e q. railroad near Natural Bridge station.
THE coroner's jury decided he came To-
his death by a train striking him which
bruised him considerably. lie was about
,,,sLin,, his Nay 10 his home in Annornaf-
tox His name was McKeever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
MARINE INrELLIGENcE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. TO- 1891
ARRIVED.
Schooner Massasoit. Providence.
Barge Galatca, New London.
SAILED.
Schooner Henry $. Little. Providence.
Schooner James Baylc, Ne" btdi0Iu
schooner Florence Randall, Allyn's
Point
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 10, 1871
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Bait
mora. passengers and gene-al cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Transfers of Real Estate

Richmond-Addie Jordons trustees TO
Mary w. Taylor. 25 feet on east side of
Twenty-third street. beoween Marshall
and Clay streat. sl,o'a
Henrico-M. V sheppard TO John Msng-
han. n IL acres on MIL Road about %
miles from Richmond, VII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Money.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. II, 1897.
1t is easy to make money when
ali conditions point to return OF
real and continued prosperity.
What are the facts? We have a
conservative administration. The
country will be governed III fair
ness 10 the interests o! business
men. The tariff question IS set
tied. The political situation Is
such that nothing adverse can be
done with the currency question
for three years. Liquidation IS
finished. Leading papers in Eu-
rope recognize the deficiency OF
their crops. The United States is
the only country in a position to
furnish necessary supplies TX
change has dropped sharply. Sc
curities have advanced handsome
~. Reactions are natural, healthy
and to be expected. The market
declined this week from one to
three points, but promptly recov-
cred, and is now advancing.
In the great period OF business
revival from 1870 to 1881, when
money was Gearer. securities sold
much higher. Strong people may
combine to sell the market down
10 accumulate cheap stocks, but
the future is bright with promise,
and in our opinion all good securi-
ties are a purchase. There rarely
comes an occasion so favorable for
the making of money.
Write to Us for facts and figures.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
Members Of ". Y. Stock Exchange.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Establishes 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Hunting for d.. Ash,and

Mr.. NJ. Is. Erbleman. OF Newport. Pa,
Is i'm search OK information cOncernins
DIR Ashland. who he says lived about
Richmond some years ago.
The letter was sent TO the Mayor, but
reither he nor the police were able 10 giys
any Information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
XHEAT-No

TNNU VT0TTTITT" W'TT - T'T-VW y ! y
stronger. standard spring patents, $500
or 25c. higher than Saturday: no. spring
wheat. SIC: No spring wheat. new. SlU
Si8,c: No. red. new. SSlhc; No. . corn.
2S5sc.; No . oats. 1TAc.: No. white, +.
o. b.. 2thd22Nc.; No. white. T. o. D..
19lk02Oaic: No. . rye 4Ghc.; No. bar
ley nominal: No 3. T. o. b., 3im35c. No :.
T. n. b.. 2GHc.: 80. / fax seed. Sl02AU
1.O4: prime timothy seed. 700; mess
pork. per barrel. Ss.Oj0S10; lard, per 100
pounds. S4450447ia: short rib sides
Gooso). S4SOG55O: dry sailed shoulders
Cboxed). s52j: short clear sides CboXed).
s512iLd52j WHISKY disdllers' finished
goods. per gallon S1.19: sugars, cut loaf.
S5Sf. GRADUATED. Sl2f. No yellow
corn. 2sssc: butter firm. creamery, ia
1Gc: dairy. 1O013c.: cheese quiet az Sc;
eggs firm; fresh. 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17

CHARITsT0N. G. s., August l6.-TUR-
PENTINE-Fi at 24c. BID sales none 9
ROSIN-Flrm: sales, none; \, Il, g -
T. 81 %. Il Sf25: g. $l30; II. SL45: ],
SIS: X $50: N. S15J. n. St75; window
glass. 81 90; water white $50
SAVANNAH. GA. August lG-TUR-
PENTINE-2Gc sales 200 casks re-
ceipts. ] $50 casks. ,
with mo eoIos. closed firm. with sales
Of 800 barrels the :, GLOWING Sd 2so'Gd-
e. 90. II 81 a.. 7. ST 20. *. 81 GO; NJ, Sl.6j
\. Si05: window glass. S225; water white
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WILMINGTON. Il. G. August 10
SPIRITS OF TURPENTlN at -
Q2p5c.. receipts. 103 casks
CRUDE TURPENTINE- outlet az Slao'
s1 SO and 81 90: receipts. 81 barrels.
ROsIN-Quiet at Sl.2OQL25; receipts
81 barrels IN, -.
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