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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
WOMAN CHARGED With
CONDUcTING POOL ROOM
BY Associated 'Press.)

NEW YORK November A--F'lve de-
tec.ivee passing through west thirty
seventh Street yesterday noticed an unu-
sual noise that issued from a house Ihey
fe-red the front door. and that OF the
rear room on the first floor.
There they found fourteen women talk
ing excitedly and one receiving returns
from the races over the telepnone.
There was grand scramble for doors
and windows. Annie simon. VINO gave
bar address as No. 100 Pearl Street Jump
I'd from the window to a shed. ana was
about 70 jump to the ground when she
was stopped by a policeman. She was
locked M. charged with maintaining q
pool room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
Some of the Conductors and Mo-
tonnen Were Stoned.
nTERANs TENDER SERVICE
headed by General Gomez, They o'-
Ter 10 Aid President Palma IN Res
toring order--No Bread or
Meat on 5ale-Poiice Fear
That There WIN Be
More Trouble.

nv AssoeIated Press.l

40 ,es,,It
l3AN'ANat y t1lsS.ii' ~ =. - 80
of Conflicts Of z set]GGs nature to-utas
.:,5 ,,,.ti,,e# nd Tie men on strike
- da.5,, nd /. Twelve.
here Two so1tAti78 ''' Z
pliers reaNaatfGtd
fAse Of tie @o0aaea. one 49,
OF faee, %is3se - " oat 80, = az I.gS,.#
striker 8st s.ei s,tsN 8. = -, =, - - s.
otlleT Policemen ara %aiilueu. ne i'o.,.s -,
liase the rioters Meii hiiaef cpii.i u
tNeits pat ~. t,f
ta&setl " hsfSiti. = 2 i1.fl''Si -, =
0iseIaeif alla ~. LIZ 49,
Eltsics ii me sI1S.i ~ 'i.l .5s..,.,,
ii!9t,to y con-
ne +4,i morn
nf1ilta tlt tra,ls in
l2s ps ttAt 80 All ,l1e
fsEl31alls sia :, .,,af, don,s 4his
tlsta5s Is ,,,s, every class
~ !, oI,s,..4i the command
ef5g,4gn tu,inn ..Scer,, tho rnotornaen and
r5.ntls.ctors Of the electric cars who re-
fushd to join In the general strike
tateisi3 y - Ss&Aas &9as -,
IToubEe t'egan eaias @3s .l,5s ,,,s,,3
OF tlle eieetrlc car 81 pg a tile.7li IN ifN' ? Y
Wrzaiil iatliiallS Mf's @ ~ 81 Ss l.i &. '4,.
si}e ,toS5,,1t4.iy;r-ts;
we're iitsiu " q ~ 1,,I115
q me s.. sr,one- fhesaz
i2tlitB 80 Z - and some
s7'sSs'i5iis - r = i,I;i,1ff1
-. 1..s5slt = 5.s,, .,.,.,s4,,s.s,s
W. CONTINUED. run
IA, ,,.fsloe,I, when SI,-
,,,,as,, ,.sood ORDERED. a sus-.
AZ so,zice The enanloyes
l1's'i 81 work but the
order 10 r,ro-
,,.. 5.e,nea ii wise TO suspend
s, %,,,. c.,.oa,,n,no1s IS had asked
...s,.t,,,,, fr,,,,, .i,ezciyil governor but
a's .....,,.t4ix, ,,.a,e ,,,Yabla To prAtect
.l..isi; ,.s13i,ias 4 1nor8of strikers drove
4 .,s.E .,.,,, ~, tI,a Western Railway from
80 .,,,;,,eS s7,,,s,,t- tie morning
IA ya,,a and the secretary
=. I,sa,o ,r.,navo had during
80, ,s,ael, ons.s1y svrmpathized with
- 4.i,,a,.sS o,,g7 #i,.a t,iy,n orders to the
.s@,:a ,,,, ,5,z,,se force ,n dispersuS the
49, ,,a ist,,as nalica we're unable 10
cone With the strikers.
m, ,,t, A1eFA1RS
= 20 :
Tifler tlaese conditions a'ltllIs "s'e y
,,reaching ctiticai pont al neon. serious ser US
disorders having taken place III u = ot.s -
tllt ralaae itself. IN Wiiich q ponce is oiiesi
named Maso and q 1sutlaost " So
ord STRIKERS EseelNta s,u..l..,ss. :,
ident Palma sent Wofo AZ =.
unless the CITY =,
o"der and nrQfect ,iie
State Would intervene rs aiasoi , 'ii's'a a.a
look drastic measures a'ld 8 =
pfoaaihitinf - ,,,a;
streets and a!thefiz1i,s ee ei,lsl :, .s.,r
90 kill ifas4ef action &c :
10 I9resel,Ne oi.af.'. ~
SiinllaI SNOW sisioi " - ~
morning 1IldoQole0is "tli.a iitA
cd the trouble t,tlt now liie ssiAhtt : ,,'s. ,
i,ecoins erhoidenea. ana ali'e'l''li
between them ana Inc ia.fe " =.
all.paFts of the city. me ponce "e'
obliged 10 cfarseaa NOR q. ii9.sls .il .,le
slaughter house. ana ssNselat q ailioists -
latter We're iii1uies " = !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
NO NEWS DIRECT AS
TO KILLING. OF FITZGERALD
1IsN AsSoelated Press. J

{Isy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. > :,4--Nothing has
vet been heard here from the Guatema-
Ian Government respecting the killing OF
William Fitzgerald by Godfrey Hunter,
Jr.. IN Guatemala City.
1T is said at the State Department that
nothing can be done by this government
toward prosecuting Hunter. and. there
fore. it appears that unless the Guate-.
malan Government chooses TO act. the
guilty parties Viii escape trial altogether.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
HARRY PAYNE. WHITNEY is
NOW A BUSINESS MAN
(special Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEW YORK. November 24.-Harry
sPayne Whitney. son of the former Sec
retary Of the Navy. issnow a full-fes sed
business man. He missed the Horse Show
in-order to look after his fathers mining
interests in the West.
Mr.. Whitney returned with Daniel Gug-
srenheiu. and with them they brought
deeds to nearly s1nnoo,000 in silver. lead
and copper mines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
Shipping Tobacco to
Virginia to be Sorted
ESPECIAL Dispat tch to The Times }

NottEid1 zDIspdtCH ID 7 Ne = 1tfueS.J
Z HARTFORD. CONN, Nov. 24-An
unusual departure on the Connecti-
cut tobacco business is being made
this fall. Many of the buyers. espe-
cially in the Windsor Locks District.
are shipping the tobacco in bulk TO
Virginia, where it will be sorted by
Southern negroes. Heretofore the
the sorting and packing has been done
at the warehouses by local help, One
reason for the new experiment is the
scarcity of local strippers this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
MANY CHURCH MEMBERS
STAYED AWAY. FROM SERVICE
fsnac;a1 Dixnatch ~ Tha r,re.

Especial Dispatch to The Times}
NEW YORK. November 24.-There are
in Manhattan 366 places OF pubic Chris
tian worship. The population IS 1.s31. .16,.
the membership OF Protestant and Cath
olic churches aggregate 6s5 or On sun
day the actual attendance upon all these
churches aggregated 451, ,7Sl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
He KILLED FIVE. WILD
TURKEYS AT ONE SHOT.
1s.,ae,., nis...ch tn TIE rtrnes !

lSnccinl Dis"ntch % The T!massl 8.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. "a
Mr.. John N Beaie' OF Westmoreland tt,i ia i.s
county. while hunting one day last week
killed five Wild turkeys at one shot. two
robblers and three hens. This beats the
record sa Tar this season in this section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
EIGHT TURNlPS THAT
WEIGH EIGHTY POUNDS

Lsnaclal pispatea 10 The Time:

l!l'.l!..! ~ ~ .!!lll! !!!!e...1
FARAlN LILLE. VA, NoN. 24Turnips.
eight weighing eighty pounds. have been
crown this season in the tus'nip patch
Of MIS-. lsettte Nenable al Ha;npden-sid-
,1eey tsoIiege AIRS. Nenahle has sent Mrs
n. Il. Cralle. of this place. one weighing
II pounds
prince Edward county is famous for
Its large tut,nips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

rhe thermometer ranged as follows nj
,r,,si'7,i,,,ns Office yesterday: A. NJ b2:
- n q; 3 p. NJ. S: F. Al. %; :.
NJ. 60; u midnight. b. . apei''te w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
w''fATHEa {: FoafcA's I J l|l!!y' ll.''''

Forecast Yor Tuesday ard ~ sdss llll.al1...
vfrdnIa-Rain Tuesday: ffssh so011 j
winds: Wednesday fair. cooler.
North and South carolina-iseln
day: wednesday fair: colder fEsso ~ ~ &:
winds, shifting to west
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Continued on Second Page.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-28
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Butter-Receipts, 9S51
packages. The market steady. Renovated
l5Ql712c; factory, 13G1512c; imitation creamery,
1412Ql112c. Cheese-Receipts, Gigs packages.
The market weak TO firm. New State full
cream, small colored fancy and small white
I03sQ1O13c large cOlored and large white. sTkc
Eggs-Receipts, 9,699 packages. The market was
firm State and Pennsylvania, 200201ac; Western
candled, 1Sa20c: Western uncandled, 16QlS1Rc.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27-Butter steady; ex-
ira Western creamery, l9c; extra nearby prints,
&c Eggs steady; fresh nearby, 21c. loss of;
fresh Western, 21c; fresh Southwestern, 19c;
Southern, 16a17c. Cheese firm and higher; New
York full creams, prime small 10R4l0%c; New
York full creams, fair to good, 9AQ10Ac.
BALTIMORE, Aug 27.-Butter firm and un-
changed; fancy imitation, lSGl9c: fancy cream
cry, 20421c; fancy ladle, 17Q1Sc; fancy roll LOO
lie; good roll l5c; store packed. 14G15c Eggs
firm and unchanged; fresh, $4,000. Cheese firm
and unchanged; large, 9$Ql0c; medium, l04
lOAc; small, lOh9l0lzc.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; cream
cries. 15lzQ1Sc; diaries, l3lkdl7c. Cheese steady
at 1091O&sc. Eggs steady; fresh, 17hc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2T.-Butter steady; cream
cry, 15q2Oc: dairy, nQl7c. Eggs steady at Ice,
loss off.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-Eggs firm at l6c
Butter quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 10c.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 7.-Butter-Comron and
medium, 12Ql3c; good. 14915c. Eggs, 151zc.
BOSTON. Aug. H-[Specal Eggs firm at IS
919c
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JAPANESE NOT TO BE ELECTED.
American Sovereignty over Wake
Island Il Not Questioned

TOXIC. Aug. Is, via Victoria. B. c., Aug.
T.-This is a period when the United States
seems to be looking after the Pacific
islands. First 1t was Marcus island, but
news came that the Washington authorities
recognized Japans claim thereto. Now
there arrives telegraphic word that the
United States has sent a warship to Dust
Japan from Wake island. The japanese
claim the island was uninhabited until
some OF their bird catchers visited it, and
profess 20 fail 10 understand of what bene-
tit the island would be to any nation. So
far as the nature or America claim to the
forcement, IL the news IS correct are un-
known here.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The statement
that the United States IS about to dispatch
a warship TO Wake island for the purpose CT
eJeCting the japanese Is erroneous. Some
time ago an American ship. which touched
at Wake Island, reported that number OF
japanese were living on the island and this
led 10 more or less confused reports con-
corning an alleged claim said to have been
set up by Japan or sovereignty over the
island Several conferences between State
Department officials and Mr.. Takajira the
japanese minister. followed and were con-
Guided by a definite admission by the jap
auese minister that his government made
no claim 10 sovereignty. Later the Navy
Department ordered the commander OF the
training ship Adams. which will leave about
Sept. 1 FOR her regular cruise Of the Pacific
10 touch at Wake island and report upon
conditions there. There is not even a sug-
gestion in these orders looking TO the
e1ectment or such japanese as may be
found on the island. The American SOW
ereignty over the island is not questioned
by Japan
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to good, S3.15d3 10: choice TO fancy, $500
3.65. Barley dull; feeding, 46c, /. (. Buff
falo.
Wheat-Receipts 1880 bu Spot easy:
No. red. 75s4c elevator, 769sQ761sc (. o. b.
ahOat; No. 1 northern Duluth Sic, (. o. b.
afoat; No. l hard Manitoba s6l3c. (. o. b.
afoat. Options were very dull all day,
with a downward tendency, except for Oc-
casional brief rallies on profit taking by
shorts. The weather map was favorable,
cables lower. outside markets generally
weak and export trade small The market
at lsn1Rc net decline. September. H$4G75Ac.
closed at 75c; December, - 9-16q 127sc, closed
at 72%c.
Corn-Receipts. $500 bu; exports. 5000 bu.
Spot easy; No. ?, &c elevator, 6724c f. o. b.
afiOat. Options opened easier and declined
under liquidation, impelled by lower cables.
favorable weather and crop news and the
wheat heaviness; rallied later on covering
and closed steady a 4 d-c net loss. Septem-
Der, 63%. Q045sc, closed at 64LC; December,
4lsQ4Slsc, closed at 4Skc.
Oats-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports, $500
bu Spot dull; No. ?, S4Q37c; No. white,
3I1RQ4lc. Options quiet and easier on the
fine weather West. May closed at S512c;
December. 352sq355sc, closed at S511c.
Hay steady; new shipping, 55Q70c; good
10 choice. yOcuM. Beef firm; packet, S14G15.
Cut meats quiet; picked bellies, s11.25Q13;
picked shoulders, SS7509; picked hams,
Sl1.50. Lard steady; Western steamed, ST.. 10.
Refined quiet; continent. SLIPS; S. a, s12.15;
compound, S.S12qS.25. Pork steady; fam
lily, S2OQ2O.25; short clear, $19Q21; mess, $1S.25
4l925. Tallow quiet; city, SIC; country,
69s4615c.
CoGee-spot Rio steady; No. :. invoice,
55sc. Mild firm; Cordova S0111bc
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 27sc; CEN
trifugal, &c test, 29sc; molasses sugar, 25sc.
Refined firm.
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET, THE CHANGES IN
PRICE BEING UNIMPORTANT.
Hogs Fairly Active and Trife Lower
Sheep Strong and Steady-COn-
dition of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO
LIS, Aug. 27-Cattle-Receipts. 700: ship
ments, loo. The variety of cattle repre-
sented to-day did not differ from the past
few days. and there is a continued scarcity
of strictly choice kinds. A fair proper
ton OF the arrivals were fat and could be
considered good quality, but of course they
would not command the full strength of
the market. The competition between buy
ers was a trihe sluggish, and statesmen ex
perienced some difficulty in getting prices
expected, but for the most part the mar
ket for desirable cattle was considered
steady, compared with yesterday. There
were a few. hoHever, who believed they
had to accept lower prices in all cases, and
it is not unlikely that heifers that were be-
low the standard were nearly 25c lower
in isolated cases. There was very little de-
mand for plain steers, and stOckers were
slow sellers, but the good. strong feeders
were salable at fully steady prices. Quota
tiOns:
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OLD STORY RECALLED.
Daughter Of the KendaIs Now the
Wife of a Philadelphia Lawyer.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27.-Frederick NJ.
Leonard, a member OF the Philadelphia
bar, has married Ethel Muriel Grimston,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter
Kendall, the famous English actors. The
couple were married al the Second Presby-
terrain Church by the Rev. James w. Will
liams. In the presence Of the grooms par
ents and many friends. Mr.. Leonard and
his bride have just returned from their
wedding tour The brides residence was
given as London, although she has resided
in this country since 1896. The newly
welded pair will reside at 1900 Walnut
street. the groom's former home. Miss
Grimston came 10 America in 1895. but little
was known of her here until the arrival Of
her brother. Darlington GrimstOn. I'm New
York. in May 1901. He told a story OF the
hardshps his sister and himself had suf-
fered at the hands OF their parents that
aroused the interest of the American pub
lie who had known the Kendals in their
stage life. Miss Grimston. however. re-
pudiated much OF the story.
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MONETAR Y.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, 4q6
per cent. time loans. 5q6 per cent Clear
ings. $1.6O2,56O.52; balances. s216,OO766.
NEW YORK.-Can money steady at 3d4
per cent. closing bid and asked, CASE per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4A45l2 per
cent. Sterling exchange fairly steady;
actual business in bankers bills, A.S7 for
demand. S4.S4.1O for sixty days; posted rates,
s4.S5Q4.S512 and sass; commercial bills, S4SS12
d4A. Clearings, $252, 661, 435; balances,
S,S91,196.
CHICAGO-Posted exchange, S4.s5A for
sixty days; s4.SS on demand. New York
exchange, zoe discount. Clearings, so $751;,
9SS; balances, s.. 395, 621.
BOSTON-Clearings s17,SS2. 7S1: balances.
s., 6O0.22S.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 412q5 per
cent.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 5G6 per
cent. New York exchange, 25c discount
Clearings, $3.50 7S9; balances, 1887, 722.
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent. Clear
ings, So ,3l5; balances, $27S,717.
Observation-Disclosures 31k66 per cent
New York exchange, 20c discount. Clear
ingS, 81 $50. $50.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Poultry-I.ive slow;
chickens, 12I9Q13c; turkeys, 12c; fowls 12c
Dressed irregular; chickens, Western 11G14c;
fowls, Western, 134131ac; turkeys, 15G25c
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27-Poultry steady; chickens
sac; springs, l2c; turkeys. 11h912lkc; ducks
nc; geese, 412c.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 27.-Hens, &c per h. spring
chickens, 1112q12c; young ducks, sac; young
guineas, 12ql3c.
BOSTON. Aug. 27.-[SpeciaI Poultry quiet
Fowls steady at 1s1z914c; springs. lac.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys. 12lsd13lsc: chickens. 1Olaa12hc.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 27.-Poultry easier: hens
SIC; springs, 1Ol9c; turkeys, lie.
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Horses-The marketing of horses is still
at fair volume, about 375 head having ar
rived for the sale this week, against $50 last
week and 425 the same week a year ago. The
arrivals included quite a number OF good
animals, but there were not as many really
high-class kinds as last week, and there
fore the quality was less satisfactory.
There was a smaller attendance of buyers,
and with very few urgent orders, the week
opened with indications favoring lower
prices, therefore there were not as many
sales at private terms as usual. In the
auction buyers were inclined to be very
cautious, consequently the bidding was not
animated and was considerably lower.
Statesmen were reluctant in accepting a
decline. because they knew their custom
ers had not prepared for II, but they were
finally forced 10 accept buyers terms in
most instances, and, after a basis for OPP
erations had been established, the trading
was reasonably active. AS rule sales We're
sl0G15 per head lower, and. of course. there
were Isolated cases when there
greater or less change than noted. In the
closing sale Of the week there were one or
two more buyers present, which added
more strength to the market, and, all deal
ers being anxious to complete their ship
ments, there was a little more life in the
bidding, and nearly 200 head were sold be-
fore noon. While some sales appeared to
be a little higher earlier in the week the
difference can be accounted for by the i'm
provement in quality, and ii is safe that
the average market for the week was S106
10 per head lower than last week. There
were scattering sales of good horses at 800
G225. and an extra high grade brought S275
There were also a few sales Of prime heavy
horses around S17502c0, but smaller num-
Der than usual sold above $l60, and not
as many around sl35Ql50 as last week. a
very large proportion Of the supply of me-
dunn 10 good chunks sold from S75dl25 and
smaller and less desirable animals were re-
pOrted a S30lI50.
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Representative Sales

Sheep-Recelpts, 800; shipments, 600. The
receipts to-day were about 100 larger than
a week ago and 500 larger than a year ago
The market opened with most buyers in
the field, but there was only a limited de-
mand from local butchers. With fair COM
petition from other sources, however, the
trading was reasonably active, and sales,
especially of lambs. were strong, compared
with yesterday. Fat sheep sold quotably
steady, and the market for stockers, as
usual for some time past, quiet. A
sa tisfactory clearance was finally made at
current prices. One lot of lambs sold at
$525 and ordinary to good kinds brought
from So to So Sheep and yearlings mixed
sold as high as 1915, and stockers to good
sheep brought $2q350. Bucks were re-
ported at $2.5OQ3. Quotations:
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Conspirntors Heavily Fined

LANSING, Mich. Aug III. r. Hunter.
J. w Woodwork. II. y. Kauffer and $ y
Bfckerstaff. OF the HendersOn-Ames Com
pany, OF Kalamazoo. appeared in the Cir
cult Court to-day and pleaded guilty TO the
charge of conspiracy 10 defraud the State
by their connection with the state military
clothing frauds. Messrs Hunter. Wood
worth and Kauffer were each fined s. 600
by Judge West, and Bickerstaff was fined
81 200. with the alternative in each case Of
two years in prison If the fines are not paid
by clock tomorrow.
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-Heifers.-
HOgs-Receip
shiDnent!


The receipts to-day were not quite
large as a week ago, but showed little
improvement over a year ago. On account
of the urgent shipping orders a few loads
of good heavy hogs sold at the start this
morning at 5d10c advance in prices over
yesterday. There were only a few transac-
tions at such figures, however, and they
really could not be considered a part Of
the market. Almost Immediately a weaker
tendency developed, and it soon evil
dent that packers would have to be de-
pended upon to take the bulk Of the supply.
However, with late reports from other
places less favorable, it did not take long
to arrange basis for operations, and rath-
er early the offerings were changing hands
at prices generally considered 5Q10c below
yesterday. The market lost rather than
gained strength toward the close of the
day, and not in a few instances the last
transactions were considered fully 1Oc lower
than yesterday. Even at the decline sales
men were unable to transfer all of their
consignments, and the market closed with
about 1000 left in the pens unsold Sales
ranged from $7.15G790, and the bulk of the
supply sold at s7.40d7.70. Quotations.
Good to choice medium and heavy. 81 sOG7. 30
Mixed and heavy packing. ............... 7.30Q77O
Good to choice light weights..........7 1867. so
Common TO fair light weights. 71547. 80
Inferior to best pigs. 6.oO6t7. 90
ROughS ana stagS... 6.50lFI. 10
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Aug. 27.-Turpetine firm at 44%c
Rosin firm. Quote: A. b. c. d, S1.1o; Z. sL15:
+. S120: G, SIPS: H. $40; l. s1s5; X 81 SIS:
NJ, SSO5; n, $3.50; window glass. $780, water
white, $3.50.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 27.-Turpentine-Noth
doing Rosin-Nothing doing Crude turpentine
Arm at $40 $50 and So Tar firm at $3.50
OIL CITY Aug. 27.-Credit balances 81 %:
shipments. 74.4S3 brls; average. s. 2I2 brs: runs
lOl 1s5 brls; average. 1851 brls.
MONTPELIER. Aug 27-Crude petroleum
steady, North Lima, SIC; South Lima and In
diana. Sac.
unchanged
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., OF INDIANA
Time Table Effective May %, 1902.
Standardization Block,
II9 West Maryland street.

For Anderson Muncle. Marion. Alexandria and
intermediate stations. Leave: Alb a. m ana
each hour thereafter until 9:l5 p. m and III
/. m.
Leave: 8 a. m. IL a. m, Z D. m. and ) p m.
arriving Anderson in one hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie In two hours. IL a. m. and
5 D. m trains make direct connections az Ander-
son with limited trains for ElwOcd.
Combination passenger and express car WI
leave West Maryan l-street station az 5l5 a. m.
Express car leaves West Maryland-street sta
$3.50 n. m.
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Heavy Rains I'm Colorado.

FLORENCE. Col, Aug. N-One OF the
heaviest rains that has ever visited the
Arkansas valley fell here last night and
great damage IS reported. The streets OF
Florence were like rivers. Many houses
on the lowlands were flooded At Canon
city the streets were covered with sew
eral inches OF water. The damage TO the
fruit crop In this country Is very heavy.
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INDIANAPOLIS x MARTINsVILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

For Moorcsvllle and intermediate points cars
will leave Kentucky avenue and Washington
street az as a. m, $50 a. M. and every hour
thsreafter 20 and including $50 D. m. after
Witch time car will leave at $50 and ~ Is.
car leaves Mooresville az a. IN and every
hour thereafter 30 and Including s p. m, after
which time a car viii leave al 10 o'clock.
The s a. m. leaving Moorcsville reaches
the Union station az indianapolis In time %
connect with sunday morning excursions on all
railroads