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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-12
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. July 1.-No offerings OF tobac-
cos at auction on Change to-day, Saturday July
H. 1891.
the week ending saturday, July II, 1891; Total
offerings ~ packages sun cured tODaccOs.
Highest price for the week, sJl
Private sales reported to the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Saturday, July
II, 1877 Wrappers, 9 hOgsheads; filters, hogs
heads: smokers, . hogsheads; scrap 10 hogs
heads; dark leaf. II hogsheads. Total. Il hogs
heads.
Private sales reported to the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco rade for the week ending
Saturday, July H. 1891; Wrappers, 10 hogs heads;
filters IS hogsheads; smo kers, % hogs heads;
scrap. 10 hog sheads dark leaf. $50 hogsheads.
Total, 6Jy hOgsheads
Office of the tobacco inspector reports to-day.
SATURDAY., July II. 1891 Inspections bright, q
hogsheads dark " hogsheads; Western, 3
hogsheads. kelnspections. bright, l6 hogsheads;
dark, hogsheads;
Inspections and reiuspections for the week
ending Saturday, July II, 1891 inspections,
bright. 597 hogsheads u tierces, &c. dark. 6i3
hogsheads. II tierces, &c; Western, % hogs
heads helnspectlons, bright. 43 hogsheads, /
tierce &c; dark. % hOgsheads, 81 ticrces. DC.
Total sampling for the week ending Saturday,
July II, 1891, 1870 hogsheads, ll5 tierces and
boxes.
Office of the collector Of the United States in
formal revenue reports collections Tor the city
of Richmond to-day, saturday July n, 1891:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, s703.O5: tax
paid plug toDaccos. SS,45s5g; tax paid special.
Internal revenue collections for the city of
Richmond. Va, Tor the week ending saturday,
July II, 1891: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
ss76S.GS; tax paid plug tobaccOs. s1i.gls.3J; tax
paid special, 81 495. Total, s26.lsi.9i.
Farmers, Virginia. Wilson's, Planters and
Merchants, Allegheny, Shelburn's, Vaughan s.,
Crenshaws, Old Dominion, Myers, Meals,
Davenport's Shockoe and Seabrooks ware
houses report today. Saturday. July Il. 1891;
Receipts $50 packages deliveries, 29S packages.
same warehouses report for the week ending
Saturday. July II. 1891: RECEIPTS, ii58 packages;
deliveries. 1893 packages.
Excess Of receipts over deliveries Tor the week
ending Saturday. July II. 1891: ll5 packages
The collector OF tho United States internal
revenue calls attention OF all leaf dealers, to-
bacco and cigar manufacturers 10 the necessity
of their registering Of July /, 1891 as the law
requires, otherwise they render themselves LA
bic 10 a penalty Of ESQ for failure 10 register
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-day:
y j Stigau. ScOttsDurg.
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BaltinlOre.

BALTIMORE, MD. July 1l-Flour quiet and un.
changed; receipts. 4,023 barrels; shipments. 6H
barrels; sales, 1883 barrels. Wheat firm: spot.
sl;0O1a; tho month, 9s16@9SAc.; August, $50
W14c. September, 961s@g63ic. October, go;
Southern wheat steady; Fultz, soc. slQs: long
berry, Sec $l03; receipts, 5O447 bushels; ship
ments. none; stock 1863 l4S bushels; sales, 5000
bushels. Corn firm; spot &C: the month, 65lt
@66lac.; August, &C. September, Gle. Southern
corn steady; white, 73s75c.; yellow. 73@75c.;
spot No. white, 75c. receipts, 1913 bushels;
shipments. none stock 22s73l bushels. Oats
firm; No. 2 white, Western, 4Ts4sltc.; No.
mixed, Western, 4Csf1tc; receipts. loo bush
els: shipments, none; stock. ~ .4s2 bushels. Rye
quiet and lower; No. 2, 6297oc. receipts. 575
bushels; shipments none; stock 5.96S bushels.
Hay higher; good TO choice timothy sl25OS4.
Grain freights active and unchanged: Cotton
nominal; middLng, SAc. Provisions firm mess
pork, sl29l3 per barrel. Bulk meats-Loose
shoulders, 6Isc. long clear. &c; clear rib sides.
cured smoked shoulders nc; hams. il4S
ll3lc. Lard-Refned, 714c. Butter dull and I'M
changed. Eggs steady at l61sc. Coffee steady;
Rio cargoes fair, lst,c.; No. 7. l11ac Sugar frm
graduated, 4l4c Copper unchanged Whisky
unchanged. Peanuts unchanged
Stocks-Virginia consols, 3s 6i bid.
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ROCKBRTDGE ALUM.
Unreasonable Weather Pleasant Social
Gatbering-Late Arrivals.


RocKBRrDGE ALUM SPRINGS, July 11.-lSpe-
cial. Tho weather is cool but clear, and as /
sit by my coy fire and feel its invigorating
warmth after the bracing air outside has been
enjoyed 10 the uttermOst, it inspires me 20
write Of our last weeks events. The 'glori-
Gus Fourth passed off quietly. The flag Of
our Union waved from the top of tine music
stand, and IN groups we sat under It's
protection Few were LETT when the
welcome sound oil dinner ushered Us INTO the
dinlng-rOOm, where q bOuntlful repast had
been provided. This had been supplemented
by the walters. who, in friendly rivalry. had
tried to vie with each other IN making the
floral decorations Of their several tables. and
the entire effect was very lovely. rs we walked
the length of the room TO our own seat
We had the privilege on Sunday Of hearing
two excellent sermOns-One III the morning
from the Rev Mr.. Darnale of Durham n. c.,
and in the evening from Rev. Mr. Wilhelm,
If liilsDOrO, =. Ca rare treat IN them
selves. but specially so at this season of the
year, AZ we seldom begin TO welcome our
friends "of the cloth" before August, when
we can often boast of gO0dly number.
Much ingenuity has been developed by the
ladies in entertaining the guests, and the out
come of their united efforts gave us a very
amusing potato party on TUESDAY night,
when the judges pronounced Mrs. Dr. Harris,
ON Wednesday night an initial party di-
yided the young people into two competing
parties under their bright and witty cap
tains. Miss Helm. of Covington, Ky. and
Miss Goodhue. of Cincinnati, the army under
Miss GoOdhue's command being the success
ful side. and last night the palette party,
when all were invited to draw on an easel an
animal whose genus was TO lie guessed by the
company. and the fortunate guesser OF the
greatest number Of those impossible animals
was 10 secure the prize Mrs Booker, of the
Sherwood. Old Point received her prize
gracefully and distributed its contents among
the guests.
The daily arrivals are beginning TO be too
numerous TO mention all. As yet few Rich
mond people are here, but all the Southern
States are we'll represented. Mr.. Alexander
Tunstall who married Miss Ida Gray. Of your
city. arrived on Wednesday with his whole
family for the season. Mr.. Baldwin and party
from Cleveland, o., who usually 90 TO the
waters OF Germany are trying the alum wa
ter with success.
AS write the merry peals Of laughter and
meTiment ring IN my ears from large party,
invited by Mr.. James A. Frazier who owns a
section OF the narrow-gauge trOad. be-
tween this place and Goshen. They willrde ~
Goshen. do up the town. which is one Of
our booming places. and Of course do some
shopping and return to dinner. NERITAs.
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VIRGINIA BEACH.
Delightful Social Gathering -Richmonders
Recently Registered.

Recently Registered.
VIRGINIA BEACH, July 11.1lSpecial. The
glories of Virginia Beach and the famed nat
ural advantages Of the Princess Anne Hotel in
particular. do not depend upon their hygie-
mic virtues for popularity. nor are inyalids IN
the majority who seek the balm # Gllead.
Society this season, more than ever with Mr.
s. =. Crttenden as the proprietor, has
claimed the Princess Anne for her own, as Is
attested by the wel-hlled register II both
hotels on rgina Beach, the second being
the Ocean Shore Park.
The whole beach Is graced with beautiful pri-
yate cottages, with excellent drives, which are
thronged daily with the vehicles Of pleasure
seekers and utilized by the bellies and beauK
FIR hay rides" Therefore the whole beach
from Rudee Inlet 70 Cape Henry. which in
cludes the Holhes, IS presenting gOadly and
substantial evidences Of wealth. elegance and
comfort, with q more delightful evil
denee of homogeneous society rs q
result. The cottagcrs and guests If the
Princess Anne Hotel meet nightly in the
ballroom, and those who delight ii the giddy
mazes of the dance enjoy it until y ~
night, and part 20 seek balmy sleep tired
natures sweet restorer" the Tells 10 dream
of the JOYS they have cOiled and the beaux TO
realize the power of beauty-such IS society
here.
The following Richmonders have registered
at tho Princess Anne Hotel since the Sd III
stant-namely: Mrs r. L.;Powell, Miss May
Pegram. Mrs. George w. Warren. L. J. War
rem. Miss Warren, Master Warren, Thomas
Boiling. X. w. Courtney and wife l. A. Gen
try. W. W. Hardwick, S. NJ. Price, S. A. Glover,
John rutherford. John Pickerill. VIM. Hall,
Mrs. Williams. /. g. Walker, j. A. Jones Miss
Mary NJ Jones, 2 L. Sutton and wife, Robert
Lee Powers, r. Page Newton, John L. May,
Eugene Jones, H. McMenis, John VI. Brock
enborough F. L. Angus, William Angus,
Rolfe L. Glover. A. S. Rust, +.
Z: Snead II. /; Davis I. B. Pedy'
Franklin. +. Nj. Street, c. l.. kenney,
j. 4. Allen, Thomas W. Tignor, J: d. Yeats,
p j. Greiner +. ID. Stokes. Miss Bertha
Piessants. Miss Lillian NJ. Marlborough, Mrs
A. ". Garter, Mrs $. 6: Baullann, +. L.
wife and child. Miss Ida Kaufman, Miss Josie
kaufman, Mrs John Stewart and maid, Miss
A. G. Stewart, f. Z. l.. Woodland.
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Gay Scenes and "A Merry Throng-Late Ar
rivals.

Gay Scenes and "a Merry Throng-Late Ar
rivals.
RAwTY SrRNGs, July 11.-ISpeciaL Sat
urday the Fourth dawned bright and beauti-
full. it brought sunshine and gadness to the
many hearts who had 50 anxiously watched
lbs approach. That there was something of
unusual interest on hand could be easily de-
tected by the hustle and hurrying TO and fro
The lawn presented gay scene with ITS CHI
nese lanterns and busy groups scattered here
and there The Fourth of July meant a
great deal % the guests at Rawley. 1t was
celebrated 10y fireworks and n fancy ball, the
first one Of the season. Now what girl can
think with cOmpossse of an approaching ball,
Surely no one who loves the Terpsichorean
art.
The decorations of the ballroom were ex-
Quisite consisting chiefly OF ferns. evergreens,
and immense lars of daisies. The costumes
We're very pretty. those especially noticeable
were Mrs John Thurman. who looked very
handsome as Martha Washington"
Miss Lee as Grandmother Miss
jamie Iee rs Gypsy Boy Miss Brasher
Daughter Of the 'nion:" Miss Cosby. Lady
Of ye Olden 'lme" Mrs Lee chocolate
Girl Miss Smith, "Dahlia." Mrs Straus,
"Undine Professor Kemper Turk" Mr.
George Kemper as Dude" Mr. Lee as Lord
Bollngbroke, besides others The music
was good and ali went merry as marriage
bell' until the band played Home Sweet
Home. reminding us thaat violent delights
must have violent ends" Altogether the
evening was most enjoyable and one long 10
DO remembered by those who were present.
The resident physician Is Dr. G. p. White
head, q distinguished member # the profess
sion, from Louisiana He was formerly Pres
ident # the Medical Boardof that State.
Yhefshing continues good fewdays ago DR..
Pendeton. Mr.. Berry and Mr. Compton
caught 3l3 trout quite a large catch. we
think
A party Of bicyclists has been here this
week, they were going from Baltimore to
Stanton via HagerstOwn, Md. and had aver
aged fifty miles per day.
LATE ARRIVALS.
There are great many visitors al Rawey
and new arrivals daily. Those now registered
are Mrs John Hunter, of Richmond Mrs.
Parker and daughter. Richmond. Mrs
GreiG and family, Chicago; Judge Graf
tan and family. Harlisonburg Mrs. Straus and
family. Richmond, DT. and Mrs Pendle-
ton. Virginia Mrs. Graves, Virginia Misses
Smith and Brasher, Indiana Professor KEN
per. Louisiana Nj George kemper, Ken
lucky: Mr. and Mrs Berry. Baltimore: Mrs
Thomas daughter and maid, Baltimore Mr..
Carter Johnston, Harrisonbure; AIr. Robert
Grattan, Harrisonburg; Mr.. Parker Rich
mond Messrs Linten and Cline, Baltimore:
Mss Cosby. Virginia: besides many others.
The Boylston family from the South is ex-
pected this week. a.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.
Situation of Tobacco Mt Richmond and other
Important Centrcs-Quotations of the Now
York and Liverpool Cotton Marketable
visions and Grain.

NEw YORK. July ii.-Money closed at ~
per cent, the only rate OF the day. Exchange
closed steady; posted rates, As6s4ss; actual
rates. 4s5s4s54 for sixty days. and 4s7 for de-
mand Governments quiet; currency SIS, 10
bid; as. coupon. 1i6Is bid: as do 1904 bid. Pa
cifc railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
frsts, LOG bid do sinking fund, 1854 bid; CEN
trails, i0f.
The Governments crop report was generally
viewed in a favorable light on Wall street this
morning. Although it did not indicate par
heulariy large corn crop il showed that the
wheat yield would be large. There was an en-
tire absence OF news from London, the day
there being observed as a holiday and the mar
ket was left wholly to local influences. There
was only 4s.722 shares sold during the
two hours Of bushes, but Notwithstanding
this extreme inactivity prices were strong as a
rule during the greater part Of the morning
The principal trading was in st. Paul, Atchison.
G. Q. C., and st. Louis. Upon the publication
OF the bank statement at II 80, showing a de-
crease OF s92305, there wasisome selling, result
ing in q, slight reaction. The market closed
steady, however, with prices slightly higher
than at the close yesterday.
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New York.

NV YoRK, July r.-Messrs. Hubbard, Price
Co. in their cotton circular tonight say
LIVERPOOL market this morning was at last
nights prices The Government report has
failed 20 infuse any fresh life into the trade
abroad, and the feeling here was. in con e.
quence. one OF extreme encouragement The
result was decline Of some seven points at the
opening day OF extreme apathy, extreme
trading and further gradual LIQUIDATION on the
part Of the dlshesrtened faction who have con.
tinued TO cling to belief IN the possibility OF
higher prices From the lowest prices touched
there was recovery OF about three points. tho
close being Officially termed very. steady at
within three to four points OF the close yester-
day"
Futures closed weak and lower. Receipts for
the day at the ports are estimated at 1000 bales,
against 1000 last week. The. spot market IS
easy az former quotations Middling uplands,
stsd.; sales, 30 bales Transactions In futures
to-day, 5000 bales July, 79ie795; August. 200
7,g7; September. so @80i; October,s2 0ss.2l; Mo-
vember ep9s ~: December, sss98.s0; Janu-
airy. siscas.is: February. 4 sdesss7; March. s.oSs
$50; Aprll, s7lseA95: May, Ss3eSSi -.
In Liverpool, spot cotton unchanged; mid
ding uplsnds. 4s-iod. Sales 1000 balas- tu-
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A Visit TO that Wonderful and Remarkable
Spot-PersOnals.

A Visit TO that Wonderful and Remarkable
Spot-Personais.
BEAR LITHIA SPRINGS, July 10.-The past
week has presented quite a novelty in July
weather here and one or two days have been
so cool tlat fires were quite comfortable,
especaly i'm the evenings, when the guests
sat around the warm blaze in the hotel read
ing-roOm and played whist like the members
OF some large, harmonious family. Harmony
is the ruling spirit of the company assembled
here and it is fostered by contentment. In
deed. 50 well are the creature comforts here
administered to that the mind Is entirely
given up to the appreciation OF the natural
beauty al around.
And whatever be the countenance that ma
ture shOws-sunny. misty or cloudy each has
an irresistible attraction in the bright glad
ness OF its smile or the solemn grandeur Of
Its frown. One day we have broad sunlight
Of such penetrating, yet soft and golden bril-
hancy, that II seems % saturate the very at
mosphere with lustre. like the fine dust spray
Of some gigantic fountain.
Another, and the massive. lOw-hung clouds,
white and silver, gray and black. roll like
smoke above battlefield, in great. round bill
lows DER the sky, until they seem to rest upon
. the blue-black mountains in the distance.
Then comes "a rush. and winds from the four
quarters of the globe seem TO shake the very
earth in the iierceness Of their mighty strug-
gle. while, looking at the giant oaks around,
with the pearl gray bottoms Of their every
leaf blown backward their black limbs sway
ing furiously TO and fro, their towering trunks
seeming each moment inclining for crash.
ones very thoughts are awed into silence by
the wild tones of the weird orchestra.
MOUNTAIN SUNRISE.
A party from the Springs made an excur-
sion 10 the Luray Cayerns a few days ago.
Arising at daybreak they took four-mile
drive to take the train at Shenandoah. and
while on the drive Witnessed the iuIl splendor
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcHMoSD Va, July II, 1891.
CFFERIEGS
Wheat-9N bushels
Corn-White.lg go bushels; mixed iOl6 bushels.
Total, 2246 bushels.
Oats-l.Ol6 bushels.
Mill onal-l5 TONS
SALES
Wheat-282 bushels
Corn-Mhite, l46 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-Longbe CSC. 10 Sl05. Mixed. 9lc.
TO sl0L Shortberry, &c. to Sl03. No. red
81 10 Sl.0l.
Corn-Whito, prime Virginia. nc. No. 2
white fGc. TO &c. No. mixed, zoe 70 nc.
Oats-No. mixed, 4lc. No. 81, 40c. to Hc
Rejected zoe. to 35c.
Rye--15c. 10 sc.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1l.-Wheat-The wheat mar
ket was dull and closed Unchanged receipts.
2l5 cars.
Corn-Corn sold off little on the fine crop
reports and heavy receipts, closing nc lower;
receipts Al cars.
Oats--Oats eased off in sympathy with corn,
closing 34c. lower for July and sc lower fof
September; receipts, 80 cars.
Proyisions-Ihe provision market was dull
and closed with very little change from last
night Pork is 21Sc. higher; lard substantially
UNCHANGED and ribs 2lhc lower
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, July 1i.-Sales, 81 bales: quiet:
middlings "a: receipts, SO bales.
NORFOLK, july ll.--Sales, 43 bales; dull; mid
dllngs, s; receipts, 1i2 bales.
BALTIMORE. July 1l.-Neak middlings. 81.
BosToN, July I.-Easy; middlings, sss: re-
ceipts. 203 bales.
WILMINGTON, July ll.-Nominal; middlings
~; receipts 20 bales
PHILADELPHIA, July i1.-Quiet; middlings, s'1
receipts 325 bales.
.,SAyANNAH, July ii.-sales. 80 bales; easy; mid
dlings, 20; receipts. 90 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July i.-Sales. 300 bales:
quiet middlings. 1916; receipts, 1851 bales.
NOZZLE, July 1l.-Sales. - bales; quiet:
mlddlings, rs: receipts, 50 bales.
MEMPHIS, July li.-Quiet; middlings. rs; ro-
ceipts, 81 bales.
AUGUSTA, July il.-Sales, 81 bales: dull and
nominal; middlings. 734td7;s: receipts. - bales.
CHARLESTON July 1l.-Quiet; middlings, rs;
receipts, 81 bales.
CINcINNArI. July il.-Sales. 100 bales; quiet
mlddlngs sss; receipts. 20i bales.
LOUISVILLE. July ll.-Steady; middlings, So.
ST., LOUIS July il.-Quiet; middlings, s; re-
ceipts. 80 bales.
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The Brandon at Basic.

BASIC Cry. July The Brandon at Basic
City. Va. is rapidly filing up.
Over sixty regular boarders from Dover.
Delaware. Philadelphia, Washington. Chatta-
nooga. Mississippi, Baltimore and Richmond
are present. Mrs. General "Stonewaln Jack
son is here to remain several weeks.
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LOOK our FOR LoUDoN.
Unwilling of Monument for General Jackson
and e.. and o. hallway Special Train.


Extensive preparations are being made at
Lexington, Va, Tor the large number of vet
Grams and ex-cadets who propose attending
the unwilling Of the monument erected TO
the memory of the iliustriOus chieitain
"Stonewall" Jackson. Is there veteran OF
the Army Of the Potomac. or ex-cadet OF the
Virginia Military Institute who will not. on
this occasion, render honor. where honor is
so due 10 him. who gave his services and life
TO Virginia and the Southern people The
committees have secured the Washington and
Lee University and Virginia Military lnsti-
tute and grounds for the accommodation of
the eteran Camps and military who will at
tend. and also will provide an abundance OF
substantinls on July Dist. for all. The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Hallway Company will pro-
vide extra coaches on regular trains and run
special train with sleeping cars. leaving Rich
mond 10 p. Nj. Of the night OF July Goth,
arriving at Lexington 6:S5 next morning. which
special will leave Lexington at y. Nj: of the
Dist. arriving Mt Richmond $40 the following
morning so that those 10 whom time IS of
much value will only b. absent one day, while
others can remain until July 18th: Special
low rates for organizations and civilians have
been made for this occasion.
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St. LOUIS.

sr LOUIS. NO. July f0.-Flour inactive. but
steady; XXX $40; family, s35Oa360 choice,
$4,000; fancy, si25@465; patent. s475Cs4s5
Wheat firm: July, S65sc. bid: August, SIC. bid;
September, $3.50. asked; December, SIC. bid.
Corn firm; July, DSsa5i3lc. asked; August
5ly4c. bid; September. 49Itc. asked; year, Ss,s
Gf5igZSc; January %9 oz pa os,s LOVER;
21lSc Pork-Standard mess, siQ62l19lO7.
Lard-Prime steam, 1913. Dressed meats
Shoulders, s.; longs, s6.35;@631g clear ribs,
s6.4OaG4lI6: shorts. s65h.@6.62l6. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, ESQ: longs, e69OS7: clear
ribs, 57l57.O5; shorts, sL621s.
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II L w A X M f r
the weather WAKES
the more tireless and
energetic seem the
ban-plsyers; at least
that is how it APP
pears to the enthusi-
asst who has offered
himself as a living
sacrifice upon the
red hot boards of
the teachers. >
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lures easy: Juiy. nod August. s2-s4d.; Sep
tember- October, 4s6-eid.: October November.
34-C4d.
I Naval stores-spirits turpensine unchanged n
steady but slow; common strained, ti.s71z;
good do, ei.40.
PRODUCE
Flour.-Flour closed quiet with an easier feel
ing. Fine grades OF spring. s3-5O93s 20; do. win
wi, winter, sis1ic; extra No. spring. sSsoa4so;
do. winter, sA25e3i.40; extra No, spring, s&2Ss4
SIS; do. winter. s4.yoa5.l5; city mills extras,
s595.i5 for West Indies; Southern flour quiet,
trade and family extras st.4Ots5iO.
Wheat-The wheat market opened steady this
morning Notwithstanding the favorable show
ing o. the Government IT,. crop report; The The
cables were irmer, There was some EXPORT
buying in the early dealings and the market
closed ls@4c. higher. Spot lots closed steady.
Sales; No red winter, si.03lf; No. red winter.
July, sl.00t4; do. August. g73sc.; do September.
9oesc.; do. October. &c.
Corn-Corn options were moderately active
lots closed steady; sales: No. amiIsd. 7i7lsc.:
593lc:; October $3.50.
Oats-Qats options closed steady, with prices
but slightly changed. Spot lots closed duh.
Sales; No. white Soc; No. do. $7lss4sc.;
No. mixed, 45c.; No mixed, 4i4c.; do. July,
49,; August. 56ssc,; September, 4sssc.
I'VE and barley nominal.
Pork-Pork was more active and firm; mess.
Sil75 ARCS
Lard-Lard closed quiet: August s6.56; Sep
temuer. t61l.
sugar-Ra nominal; 5-isc. for 90 test. GEN.
trifugal; 50 test. muscovado csc: refined fairly
active and firm; cut-loaf and crushed, 5lsc.;
powdered, 45tc.: graduated. 4assil5c.; cubes.
Cohee-Spot lots quiet; fair Rio. l914c.; fu.
lures closed firm and higher; Rio or Santos.
l6.S5c. July l605c. August
ilPetroleum-The Pipe Lines have had dull
week. They advanced from sac. 20 6ilsc in
the early part Of the week, but ruled fraction
lower the remainder of the time. The prices
for refined oil remains unchanged here, at Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. Adyices from the
fields, taken altogether. have contained very
little important information. August opened Al
CSC; highest, CSC; lowest, CSC; closing, CSC.
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Rank STATEMENT.

Of the New YORK. hsnI stafement for The week
were: Surplus reserve. decrease. $4,000 loans.
decrease, l:S573OO; specie, decrease, $1,000 le-
gal tenders decrease 1885, 800; deposits decrease,
Sl,s63,4O0; circulation, increase, $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-12
Sidney Lodge.

At an open meeting Of Sidney Lodge No
42s. l. o. q. T.. held at Belydere Hall Friday
evening. 900 persons assembled An interest
ing programme was rendered, consisting Of
songs, solos and duets.