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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
THE COHEN COMPANY,
IL, 13, Is, IL East Broad.
BARGAINS IN TRUNKS, sATCHEIS AND vAIIAsEs
a VERY STRANGE FACT.
Eichty-Five Descendants of q Woman a
Her Funeral.


Not many women live long enough now
adays 10 have eishty-fyc direct descendants
present at their obsequies, but have just
returned from such Woman's funeral. ana
| went all the way 10 llOyoke. Mass, TO pay
my respects 10 her memory said an ola
New Orker recently 10 NeW OH llheS
reporter. "~he was Mrs. Bridget - Don
ncu. and with her husband she settled IN
Holyoke when j, was little else than "A vii
dcrness. The present town was net thOushI
of she had six SONS and six daughters
and. though sine was bU "a poor IRISH "o-
man. the capital represented by her de-
,cendants at her grave reached iaf INTO the
millions. Her oldest son, john punt an
the now famous Ilolyoke mills. ana how he
did it is "A story i'm itself.
..Ile was bricklayer by trade ana ne
married "a Miss Meehan. OF liadleys ais
which Is lust outside Of HOiyOke. ohortl!
after his marriage, while walking wan hi'
wife along the banks Of the connecticut j..
stuck his cane ints the yielding earth, ana
soon he detected the signs Of brick clay on
the ferrlile Of the stick. lie sauntered about
the spot. proddiug his cane here ana thefe'
aud always finding indications Of the rlch
hlup clay that DE knew would M time be
more prolific than a gold mine. lie had
discovered the secret o! his future wealth,
but how could he secure the property!
..lle had but 500 in The world. HIS
brother Joseph had 500 in the bank. lie
made known 20 him his discovery, ana To-
gether they bought up all the valuable brick
land about Hadley's Falls. The neigh
bors laughed AT them, but they bought and
they bought until they had all the clay
lands in their possession. Then they put
force of men 10 work and began to make
brick. and it wasn't till then that the neigh
boring farmers began to discover that the
O'D1nnel boys had an eye Tor business;
They made brick from that day to this, and
the whole town OF ll0ly0ke, including an lis
immense mills, j. built ont OF the brick that
came from O'D0nnelrs brick yards al llad-
ley's Falls
Mr. O'DOnnell pays frequent visits 10 THIS
city. and he owns magnificent residence
an Long Island. one of his brothers mar
ried a Miss Ferguson, Of Boston, and they
had fourteen children. Mr.. ODonnell
youches for the truth OF the statement that
AT his mothers funeral eighty-hve OF her
children and grandchildren were about the
grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

HoPKINsVHLE, KY-July 20 our mar
kct continues about rs last reported. there
being no material change in any respect
EXCEPT that there was perhaps rather mort
of useful character la the offerings tbs
week. than for several weeks past. Prices
are very strong on ala desirable kinds. The
crop in the field is making satisfactory
Growth in the localities that have been ia
yored with rain. The general crop pros
pccis continue as last reported.
VI. II. CLARK a BRO.
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some "chestnuts' of local fame. which
make breezy chapter in the social history
OF our city women we recall.
Noloncl Tom August had rs great n shirt
ol true JoVialitN rs ever Richmond man
possessed, and a sparkling sense Of humor
mat made him WIT oft and widely quoted.
mere was no gloom that his merry sallics
/ 'Nei ready, could not disspatC and uproar-
Gus laughter always crowned one oi HE
stories. That pregnant attribute OF the
/ sucking point ofe sharp thought, known as
/ "orcvity, The soul ofwit' was most happily
/ possessed boy him.
/ one night Colonel August was climbing
( the steps OF the Exchange Hotel ~ his )om,
] when be had gotten almost at the top his
/ foot slipped, he tcll or rolled down the en-
I tire flight. An onquiriug ncighbor appear
/ cd az his door way ana callCl out who's
that The Colonel with lacouic gravity
ana upliitcd voice. quoted in reply. ~, sir,
rolling rapidly
There is wit in our midst who belongs
T io a Younger generation who is accredited
with a double pum which fits the class of
wiuicisms known a@ "a pun upon pun
VI was upon the occasion Of ball we'll re-
mcmhercd bN every participant for It's bril-
HdncN. This young man was dancing with
Miss Leila Meredith. q some time belle ANA
beauty OF our CITY. suddenly the couple
came to halt the Young Ia ly finding that
the pinnacle Of her slim Louis Qun/e slip
per bad given way and the heel broken.
said her partner 81 have often heard Of
owen Morcdth's lucille hut never before
ot Leila Ncrcdith's loose heel"
Tine uudi-put,d Queen 0i tine social realm
of h.r day was Matte Ould, Nirginia's
famous belle and beauty. As rare rs her
physical Projections were her brilliant
qualities oi mind and her gentle traits of
heart. Her np1ttco WAS skiliul and sure
oi mark, ami hor flashes Of Wit reproduced
over and over a-ain Boo telling. until their
sparks arc known to all who know of her.
Tier complexion was matchlc>~. and scemtd
-O much more than nature was usually
good enough tn ht~toW. that some Impcrtl-
u.uf enquirer once asked her NJ she was
painted. With ambiguous assertion and
denial BOO Che same breath, she replied,
"l c-. ly Dol."
Even more local notor.ety than either of
these bright remarks can claim. is attached
90 tle impromptu toast which Matte
Oull drank 60 lrr contemporary, Miss
NlT lrr..i'. OF different type. but as
hsartiil aui REGAL as herself. what rare
lh'cHu }ifart was that -hlmmorlng
h.ht-. radiant lowers aud sparkling gems,
amid music and laughter and these two
beautiful women smiling each into the
. ewes ut fhc other. thD one with glass upllit'd
paving just tribute 90 Tine other n the toast,
"Nit grace and beauty. a Trp.ctt.'
Though 40 all Time There has been certain
value put upon Wit and hm0r. and az we
know kings 0f old even employed this me
iiuu Of mirfh lu testers. examples of Nari-
0u~ forms of Vittici-m come lo us from the
history OF other days, and yet cannot out
Clash boz hrlaucy amy instance here men
toned Of our own.
Tine great Napoleon had tho good sense 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
lBy TelegraTh.l


NEw YORK. July Mes-rs. Hubbard,
Price AZ Co.,. in their cotton circular to-ni-ht.
say: "a very duh. characteristic saturday
market. opening at about points advance
of the positions this side of January. and
,fayins there. the record OF tine day, ee7-
sion. Liverpool has been equally quct
and closes at about last nights prices.
crop accounts continue generally favorable.
The Chronicle OF this mornng reports th'
crop as having made satisfactory progress
during the past week..
sale. of futures. 1900 bales. Futures
closed steady as follows: July, l2.26w
1925: August. llaGwllo1; september
l0.9>0Iu.9: October, 1860 1906; No'cm
Der and December, lO.jnwlo.jl: January
lo.55w 1915; February, lo.j9~ 1850; March
lO.62ol 1861.
In Liverpool spot cotton CLOSED steady
middling uplauds, ID. sales, 1000 bales.
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oh, What = Cough.

will You need the warning-tne signal, pei
maps. vi the sure approach oil that more terri
bic disease, ,Onsumptlong Ask yourselves
II yoa eau affOrd Tor the sake OF sa>inS 80
cents, to run tae risk aud do nothing Tor IL.
We know from experience that sniiob's tufe
will cuie Year Cough II never iails. TINS
explains why more than Million OF Bottles
were sold the past year. IL relieves Crons
and whooping Cough at once. Mothers. do
not be- without IL. sample bottles nee. sol,l
~ Bodeker Brothers and III. N. shields 3 Co..
corner VI Fillh and Mafsnaii streets,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
New YORK Financial Market.

NN -II-lTs
NEW YORK. July 4G.-Noney has beer
easy with no loans. Exchange quiet and
steady: posted rates, i~5'.~ ioal4; actua
rates. - for sixty days. and i~-t. for de-
mand. Governments dull and steady ;lcur
rency Us. ll3 bid; rs. coupons l2'-i; ~ s
do. 1881 bid.
The stock market opened very dull ana
rather heavy. sugar reincrro were uoN Y
butafterward- recovered 1-,ihen rcacl'u
t0 1Gi. loss OF o. per cent from itsl eve
nmg's prices. Then recovered a9oNe w.
Tbn other change. RANGED from ? 10 b..
Total sales of stock today aggregated BE-
- shares. The bank statement shows AN
increase i'm the reserve stock Of $50, 20, and
had no effect on the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

II l. "A singular fact. remarks an eN-
change. that great men seldom leave dlrecl
descendants. Napoleon, Wellington, ASH
inston an prove this rule. Shakespeare ZEN
only two daughters, whose children dleu
v.itbniit issue. Probably the nearest rela-
live to the great poet now living Is one
Thomas Hart. resident Of Australia, who
i said 10 De the eighth in descent IRON
shakespeare sister Joan. Walter SCOTS
line ended with the second or third gener
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
A Manila Statue DestrOYeh.

A marble statue Of Mario Pagano. model
ed by the sculptor dOrsi, persisted this
spring by u peculiar accident. II was on
lis way from the sculptOr's studio Ia
Hrlenza, where il was to be erected a. the
expense Of The Commune. some liiil" boys
who were cold, built fire near tho c'se in
which the statue lay, and, the case taking
lire, the statue was completely ruined,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Baltimore Market.
LI-.. -I.IDnN.-.I.
RALr1MoRE. Md. Only 2G.-Cl

BALTIMORE, Md, july 6.-Cotton dull
middlin, upland-. l2i-c. Flour fairly ac
tive. Wheat Southern active and firm
Fultz. glMgSc.: Longbcrry, 920f9 Csc; steam
ar. so. red. 9jc.: Western unsettled, clos
inc weak: so. winter red spot M' z
g7c.: July. 954fW9i1--. Corn Southern
nominal: white. J00j2c.; yellow, j0Wj2c.
Western irregular and easy; mixed. spot
lsc.: July. l,c. bid. oats firm; ungradec
southern and Pennsylvania, 43W i6c.; do
Western white. ijW i6c.; do. mixed, 43"
llc.: graded No. white. lGc.; do. mixed, &c
Ryc dun: choice. 5jWJGc.; prime, '2m'fc
Provisions steady. Cotlee agd other article
UNCHANGED.
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SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night: worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue tumors
FORM, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment stops
The Itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
ana i'm most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists, or by mail, for 30 cents. DE-.
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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New York Produce Market.
iBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, July 26.-Flour nrm: CITY
Mills. $t.50W>i.7j for West Indies; Mime
sofa extra. $500 500; superiinc, T22ow
$500. Wheat closed steady; NO. > rcd
cash. $IOlst; DO. July, 91c. Corn CLOSED
.trong aud active and &C.. higher; 10.
mixed. cash. lSl - DO. July, i>'-c. Oat'
closed strong: No. mixed, cash. lNc.; do
July. ioc. Pork firm; mess, Sl2.'o@fl'.'V
Lard firm; August SGl'. sugar 9iroh5
emf loaf and crushed. G4c.; granulated
G.a-lfc.: mould A, Gi,c. Coffee firm; fair
earpot- Rio igl &c.
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Case of Brighrs Disease Cured by
Chase city Lithia Water.
r. lfiNsN AhAs's
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, ' A


MINERAL. HOTEL. CHASE CITY, NA"i
June l., 1890.
lIcSsry. H0rIy If R0Ucr,
ProDrict0rs chase CHg Lithto wafer,
ChuSe CifV, Id..
Gentlemen. ON my arrival mere from my
home. bloomfield, ny, the lth Of TINS
month. | met my neighbor, Mr.. John D.
Wakefield. Of spencer county, hy; Mr-
Wakefield has, to my own personal know
ledge. been i'm very bad health for seven Oh
ei0ht wears. and during that time treated
by some Of the most eminent physicians oil
Kentucky. His nervous system was anect
ed. complicated with Brights disease OF the
kidncys. and it appeared AT one time tha'
mo would lose one Of his kidneys entreii
lie was as near death as man posslDll
could be. He tried some of the celebrated
mineral waters If this county ana Cd
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place ana has been uslhl
the Chase City Lithia Water since 2itn Oh
Npril. 1890. and, 80 far as | can now dis
cover. ha has complete relief His com
nlexion healthy, action improved, appetite
restored. rest Tranquil, and spirits revived
Ills General condition indicates 4 restored
and inyigorated man, attriDutaDie 70 'h'
use of the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, VI. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

FARMvuLE, Va, July 2G.-We have had
rain for the past forty-eight hours; rather
too much for the good Of tobacco. rs IL is
feared tobacco will Hop, owing to the wet.
sobby condition ot the land, especially ~
low places. our receipts this week. i,lW
pounds, against 1u,3lJ pounds same week oil
last year. Short 6J,J2J pounds.
j. +. GRAY.
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AInnnnarte Woman.

Price.s Marie leOnide BOnaparte, daugh-
Ter of Prince Charles. has Just married u
simple Lieutenant OF infantry, ana pIoushl
hin, a dowry of three millions. The father
M first opposed the marriage, but Bona
norle women are in the habitOf doing as
thew like, and the Princess had her way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
local wjrTlClsMs.


f.t.f
..t J4lIu.. ubiquitous WOr ding,
...... ............ .....,.., if I'D. oyery-
t.....
'"' ''''- pm
origin. a- DC suddenly ieil'7
rt-I Hul -itIhI. i'm I'Ali'ih =
H- I- ttr uuhh'Wu dellh7 'i
llD mermaid, N-' appears ODD
hn.--. N 1lI wisdom can supply
0' 'lc sense nl he7i NUTS
.t appearance l' Ih' 'H'"I'''
HI. should aI 'r uihiru'd L" 'ho
U.. lurIrIn.D.. Do serves
....-t.r.l teuinr sword oi Dahorlc-,
tf -Hue meaningless cry oil
-...t-' l- iuc happy defense oil lhc
.nrI- -' often attacked. lhe
..fte slang mint h1- in VAIN
.f- l1 cease tae current H'" obi
Iu..f of au DO, COINAGE. il"N-
ani "l"Icc-to.d lIc' nave
Ni0u .1e market ,' pass I'I ,u'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
cAMprN. 5. O.. IuIy Oh

Having suffered a long lime with gravel
and other kiauey troubles, | found no relief
until / used Ottesburn Litnia Water PEE
scriDed by Dr. A. ". Burnett few days
after I commenced using Vt | passed large
gravel and nave passed several since. Nv
condition j. greatly improved | cueerfully
recommend the water a. ali liee sufferers.
j 4. r.. ELLIOTT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

The Queen looked very well tsayS i9e
WorlB when she visited the grave OF Lao,
Ely in Keusal Green on Friday, ana lhOugh
She walked with stick. Was less iaihe tn"n
Chen She went 10 Scotland. She was "A
GOD deal overcome when she got 10 the
crave She brOughttwO wreathS with her,
which She placed IN the vault and small
Lououet which she had carried IN her hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Dear Sill have been "A sufferer Of Kidney
complaints for Two or three y ars. AZ after
using one ease OF your otter urn LIMA VA
ter feel ike new man. Can heat ~ re
comments n To any one suffering Ia the IAN
way. IOuis trulyS> WILEY JEAN,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

IYSg iIWOOp, :. G, June .. lrb.
DearS RI hereby certify n az my vile b3s
been suffering from dyspepsia and sidney
complaints FOR sever raj years, aud since usiu
Otterburn iithia Water mas been greatly re-
ueyed. she Is still using u. and can re-
commend it % all sufferers Yours uuly,
T. X. H.. BETHuNE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

NEW YORK, july 2G.-li"scr'o, Increase
$3.50. 20: loans decrease, S2.3O6, 100; specie
decrease. $l.3j0.lo0: LEGAL tenders. ir
crease. S3j7. 100: deposits, decrease, Sj.3li.-
500: circulation, decrease, $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Dear SRI am using your Ot.erburn
Lithia Water and give II hearty c0umeL-
dalton. 1 was trouble with Indigestion and
kidney trouble and found benefit fOin n De.
fore { got through with the second bottle.
Yours tiuly, h. A. MCCAsKILL.
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Very ftsVtCIIuI!. =, ~
JAMES X. HUGHES, VI. H..

tully concur in the above statement Of
Dr Hughes. and | am so much assured OF
the great benefits derived nom the use OF the
chase civ Lithia Water in etiecting Gu RE;
hitherto despaired of, that have determined
10 bring my family here from my nome IA
Kentucky 10 reside for some tliile' ! "-
tril,uta nv restoration To health solely to
the use of this water.
JonN ID. WAKEFIELD,
of Wakefield, Ky.
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Chase CITY, Va, June Is. 1890.
: .rr nr NlnGINIA. CouNrY oF MEcK.

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBURG, tO-wit: u
IT. ID. Jeffress, notary public for the
co,,nty aforesaid, do certify thar Dr. james
Il. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed to the writing above, per
sOnalIy appeared before me ana aehh'"'
lodged the same. 49,. ,.,h o, lima
Given under my hand this FIN Oh june
,.o,' Tuos. ID. JEffREss,
wv Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Dear Sir.-I have b ON suffering for years
with a complication 81 liver and kidney
troubles. HaNi"g my attention called 10 thn
Ottetburn Llthia water 1 commenced 10 uss'
II and never experienced such relief from
anything. aud 1 have tFled a great many
medicines. Yours uuly, j. y. JoNkS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
rre.h Cretnn Outrages.

The Turks have begun fresh series Of
outrages i'm Crete, evidently with the inien-
ton Of provoking an iusurrection when
tbey can nut down with bloody hand.
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MINERAL WATERS.
OtteTbarl Lithia and haSaeS.a
w A .'IIIS.
SURE CURE FOR
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Complaints.
MINERAL WATERS.
See tho following recent certificates:
CAMDEN, !. G July ~. 1890.

DR.. p. W. /cmp: .
Dear SIr.-hIving used OtteIburn Water. I
most cheerfully recommend ID in troating
cases OF gravel and uephtitic cole. tavo
also found 10 beneficial m treating cases OF
atomic dyspepsia a W. BURNETT, VI. -
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ROUND ABOUT GOTHAM.
LATEST TALK AND GOSSIPINTHE
METROPOLIS.

Smuggling Reduced Ia a Fine Art-Amus-
ing Incidents New Works Stro,ling
street Hands tGcnuino Charity Items
OF Local Interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

p,,..,pu..i Itching Piles

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment if YOU suffer with rheumatism, Pains
In the Joints, Muscles or Leaders.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
BANK STATEMENT.

Market nrm.
otdti0nS.-Middling, llHc.; low mid
ding, l0Ac.; good ordinary lOc.
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WHITE GOODS

dil Ilnen; ~ a.. "a Nlrd iOr nlcc quality Check
Muslin. ian pieces. ~ g. Tor the usual lo- g.
Check Muslin: a. a.. tor tle usual II %. otrlpe
Musln Zoe ana ~ lc for the DC Imported
Plaid French MuSius All those bue pOtted
Mu,liu~ that were 25c now lac. Those uno
Tinted 1t 2tc. Muil-. an odd lot, %. q
ward for them: l6 g. fora Pure Linen Table
DamIsN; ~ -. iur d0uble-tolt Butcher :
Iucu. rcIuccI fiom 25c.: solid Colored Buzz
piQuc lNurftuttd fast color Nc. yuid.
Russia Crash. nom l2c 90 - "a yard; check
Glass Linen, very hne quality. ~ 20. To 81. q,
yard: g.. tlr am All-Lurn Crash; IL o.. luff
Linen fuwrls Tor lie: 49, -. Pure iiuon. Tow
els for ~ ~ :eNtrl 2oc. Towel. '4Xl' yNrds ln
SiZc. lG c:clb9 fine Linen Dinner NUpklne,
for si.l3: : 1 90 fine Htruslry satin Dtmu,ls
Napkins. 22N22, for 50 S6 q dOz 1dc Tor th'
former a 10 fine IRISH Linen Doylie-;
one odd lot of boy lies. AL XMAS mixed, jh'.
choice a dol Ca piece for all coiois Mus-
quito Netting. hundreds of different kinds
OF stuiis che1p here tor your Inspection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Richmond parties can get water ffom
GEORGE. SCulEN.
Parties elsewhere will write To Post-Oli.co
Box 50. Richmond. Va. for pamphlets auu
terms. Js%i-it
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NIIIIIN ERN. !

Slccs S>tul ln our vast fHl ollN"li' ~.
of StuIs have been dispos ed of. aud lots leu
to be disposed of, and We are sailsued lh'
,rica AL IN dp IT, Csc takes the choice of %
nice linp ot ready trimmed sailors AMI B. lais.
81 - takes tine choice of most amy shape Hat,
trimmed iu Ribbon, Lace or Flowers iormrf
ofanv II1t i'm Our House That has been nom
% tos g. - takes the choice of any ol our
fine trench Pattern Hats that were nom
slJ 10 SO. DC. and Zoe. takes the cholcc OF
ain the flowers that were from 2jc. 10 ooc
Iotsof Irntrimmmed Hats. pc, GA lhe dollar
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, July 70, 1880

RICHMOND, VA, July ~, 1880.
OFFERINGS.
Whcat-3.3j6 bushels.
900 bushels.
Oats-liG bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Whcat-White - bushels good al 9jc.
Longberrv. - bushels prime at HNc.; ..
bushels prime at 91c.; ~ bushels very goc'
on private terms; 30 bushels very good "a
mc.: mixed. GOO bushels very good AT 95c.
% bushels good at 92c. Shorthcrry, + busL
els fair at gOc. 80 bushels very GOOD AT Doc.
80 bushels very good at 9jc.; III bushels
very good on private terGs; l,l26 hushel
GOOD AT 92c.: 30 bushels fair at Sc. D
bushels fair at Sc: II bushels common "a
$40: ~ bushels common al'7Oc. Total sale
Of wheat. 3.2si bushels.
Corn-Whitc, GOo bushels No. at Size.
Mixed. 500 bushels do. on private terms
Total sales of corn, 1000 bushels.
Oats w inter, II bushels very good a
47c.: - bushels fair at i3l3c. Total sales o
oats - bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Cotton. -. g.nemllv: Best Mcrrimac Shirt
ing prn'~. mll prices 3i,c. q yard. The 81 .
nucc of the Cream Colortd Crazy Cloth VIII
bee sold for 3fi . &C.. fOrtuc balance oithoso
huc French solid COlorei Chambuys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

-sI----s,--A1' - s''--s- ne. "a yard ier
.DOMESTICS mos I PrS,'y Fan Z,
tfl0fI: tac for those 90 iucu ''i'i't ere
more Finished Bcigcs iu cinnamon and Diau
c1l0ring,: r.. for the choice of nn" lot "i
I2iar. scotch Glu,hnms; solid Black scotch
CIugham warranted fast colon &c. q ytll'
&c. for ana elegant quality IL br""
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New York Cotton Market.

BALTIMORE, Mp, July d. rginia
tcn-tor,ies. IS: do. threcs. 49, .w69.
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IDOWN IN BASEMENT
PHENOMENAL SINEss. ;

No DUN times here. We are kept busy as
bees an the time. 4 Feast 81 Bargains This
Week.
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Complaints also having been MADE at
TuF TIMES Office about the chesapeake ana
ONO Railroad station, Il reporter also Wis
tied il. The building 10 on tue corner OF
BROAD and Union streets, ana Tor "hat IL
renrcsents will vie with any building in the
civ i'm discreditable appearance. The pas
scnger department is frame one-story
bnilding. and presents the appearance more
If frontier shanty than depot IN
a city of over eighty thousand inhaD-
itants. of one Of the principal railroads
i'm The United States. The hrst room
YOU reach on entering the station
Is the gentlemems waitlne-rOom' III 1n' o
are several rows of uncomloriapic pcnrn 'o,
ana a rnsty old stove. There - no carpet
ON the noor. ca the right is the ticket
Ioxw and a very good name for Il, since IL
has the appearance of box rather than han. an
office. Close TO this is little box WIZ, ~, u
hole ia il, with the letters FOR INC 'n'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

The front 0f the depot needs paint very
badly. and the leaks in the roof let down
little drops with the regularity OF a pendu-
mm. There is no asphalt platform where
one may walk up and down while the train
waits no lunch-room 10 purchase cup of
coffee or sandwich; no tobacco stand to
buy "a cigar or cigarette: no grass plot 10
please the eve; no trailing vines about the
windows; no cards of information as TO
time of trains and connections. The only
sight that greet, the travellers eye is a long
shed. dirty dusty, and smeared with grease,
and an old gas-lamp that has long since
PASSED from the age of usefulness.