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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
DnLlLcron rLIAN, I'VE.
r.,,,,otiIc VIII Wic,d n More Effectively
fr n.. tuturc-Oiher Matters.

,.,f,,oi iIc yui Wie,d ~ More Effectively
ir n.c tuturc-0iher Matters
tsrmvrLE. ~. c.. July l2.-speciol.-
r.s internal revenue collections Of this
(..1.t DURING tho month Of June amount
,f.o Sd e2H. distributed as follows A.
fH.t.. tT2G no Winston, $8.sUZz;
r., Statewide So g3iZ1; az Mount AIRY
ETHI ~,
Colonel John S. Henderson, member or
Congress from the Salisbury district, was
g. ne city yesterday. in consultation Win
collector Elias in regard % the dlslubu-
tm of the patronage OF the collector
tH.e fhat goes east Of the ridge. The coli
/ tor is proceeding slowly go the matter
al appointments. aud Insists that the
famorratic leaders 900 the various coun-
ties that compose This district shall as
eume their share of Tine responsibility IL
ls needless fo remark that this plan is
not a1toe.fier pleasing 90 the oihct-steh-
trs however Beneficial 30 may ultmaily
tr0pe fo the service. IL is saie to pre-
a.t that inc heads VIII begin 20 fan
more rapidly os SIR Elias gets more ac-
tgstomed to the use of the axe.
I is understood here that an efort is
frrc mad. boo Washington 10 secure
North CaroHuiau 90 succeed as superin-
taulHuf OF inc 'nffphce lHuldh Trimming
School. iu Swain county. Professor An
drew Spencer. was recently trans
frr,d 20 the Umatnla Agency. because
a serious disbursements between the
Cherokee chiefs and himself, and az the
me time 90 ret tho authorities % allow
To- Indians more voice in the selection Of
trar teachers. ~ is thought this latter
touree win remove the exciting cause
b. an the trouble.
George Vanderbilt. 1 am informed on
good authority. win shortly erect a hand
tome building no Biltmore Station, which
0I.l contain offices elegantly fitted mp for
the use Of the managers Of the various
Departments Of work which he has es-
mbIsted in connection with his estate.
ilans have already been prepared by
Nr Vanderhuts architect submitted %
and approved by the millionaire. and
work viii probably begin within the next
Elk months.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July j, 1875.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction en-
Change to-day, Wednesday, July II,
1898. 81 packages Of sun-cured. One
package sold at $3.50 one at 5000,
ore at $40. two at $3.50, one at $40. one
at Sif2j, one at $3.50, two at S12. one
at Sll75, two at Sl0.75, one at Sl025,
one al 1913, two at $3.50, two at 50, one
at SS75. one at $3.50, one at SS.2J, one
at s., three a. S775, three at $3.50. one
at S725, two al 81, one at S6.75, three
at $3.50, one at $50. one at $40, one
at 1925. three at $50. one at $3.50,
one at $3.50, one at Sf.6O, two al Si.oO
one al $3.50. two at 81, one at $40.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, bogsheads; scrap CbrighO,
25: Tugs dark, l. Total, % hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Br 20 hogsheads and
! tierce: dark, s. hogsheads and Al
tierces: Western, 81 hogsheads. Rein
spections-Bright, 3 hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny, Daven-
ports. old Dominion, Planters. Cren-
shaw's. Shockoe and Seabrook's tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, 90
packages; deliveries. 80 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va. to-
dav: Cigars and cigarettes S3.32540;
plug tobaccos, Si.7S0S4; special tax,
$500. Total, s5,30624
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: Charles II. Loving. Fluvanna;
George II. Loving, Manchester; 70. O..
Goodwin. Louisa: y. J. Wallace, Caro-
line; James II. Gray Petersburg.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
mr. CLOsING OUOTATIONs or
MONEY.
oaeriprs and sales at the Richmond To-
Iacco Exchnnge-fnternai Revenue
lolIecfions-Foreign Adyices.
NEW YORK. July 12.-As was expe

NEW YORK, July 12.-As was expect
Oh after the sensational rumOrs in cir
culation Yesterday, trading on the re-
surnution OF business at the Stock Tx
change this morning was attended Win
considerable activity ana excitement
There was perfect rush TO SELL 'ne
result OF the continued Circulation VI
reports affecting the standing OF certain
canitalists prominent In the railway
world Names were banded about free
w. but no one I'm a position 20 kao"
the operations Of the parties IN question:
could confirm the stories put afoat' II
carrot be denied that there have peeh
heavy liquidations, and that, too' III tne
best class of stocks, but al the sam
time a considerable proportion OF tne
business consisted OF selling TOT inc
short account. The failures at Lohuoh
and the orders TO sell from that Geh'Ie
added TO the feeling Of depression IlCe9
declined TO Ga per cent, anu W
the lowest touched for a very long .lnie'
Towards the close, despite repeated e.
forts To demoraiize the market the
nrmer feeling took possession OF the nst
and in q majority of instances STOCKS
sold higher than last night. There "eIe
several causes for the Improvement
chief among them being the return now
of currency 10 this centre, the easier ieei
ing IN money. the further decline ii 81
ing exchange, and the probability OF al. al,
ditjonal gold imports. The sum Oh
$500 600 gold will probably arrive IRON,
Havana tomorrow, and II is reported
thai about 81 900. 900 IS now on the way
from Turope. II is also stated that fur-
Their engagements have been entered mo
for shipments by the steamers salllns
from Southampton on SATURDAY next
The influx would be larger, but TOT the
difficulty Of obtaining round amounts OF
cold from the Bank Of England ana the
Rank Of France. The impression now
ever. is that If the exports OF gram CON
tinue 10 Increase as they have OF late
exchange will decline 10 point that
will make importations feasible. me
advance in the last hour ranged iron,
10 4& per cent The sales aggregated
10000 shares, Including 36.ss4 unlisted.
Money on call has been actice, ranging
from, 10 20 per cent. last loan AT q
per cent. and closing offered az per
cent: prime mercantile paper 6alS per
cent. Sterling exchange is quiet post
ed rates, 4S2ik04s4t5; commercial bills
4oOG4S3. Government bonds STEADY.
state bonds dull. Railroad bonds weak.
treasury Balances-Coin. SG9,2Ol ,l60,
currency S14 6f2 7l7
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rIEGlNIa NKWs NOTES.
ltains Gathered Here and There anu
Everywhere Throughout the state.

Iteins Gathered Here and There anu
Everywhere Throughout the state
A fire on County and Middle streets, In
Portsmouth. Saturday destroyed the
ttolks in the stores Of G. +. Jones, gro
ccrles, B. Matthews. confectionery manu-
faclurer. Jacob Ellis, clothing, and dam
aged the stocks Of Il. j. Jones, jewelry,
and Charles l.. Daueherty, liquors All
were insured The property belonged
- the Baxter estate, and was insured.
Gre in the shoe store Of NJ. Rosenberg,
No 900 Church street. Norfolk, badly
damaged the stock and building. J. Il.
Llhlredge owned the property. and the
loss was covered by insurance.
The union depot at Jenress Junction
was burned Saturday evening at $3.50
o'clock IL was struck by lightning.
Ieiress Junction is about two and one
ial miles from ClaTksville. Everything
Wes destroyed except a few Of the books
ehd some tickets. This depot Is used
Jointly by the Atlantic and Danvfie
and tise Richmond and Danvine A
number - negroes were standing around.
Who might have aided very materially
IN e1tinguishing the hre but refused 10
90 20 because the IRE was caused from
.shtdne Their supers'itions led them
70 believe that fire should not be OK
uhsuishcd that was caused by light
tInR
ha'urday afternoon. during a thunder
,orm, lightning struck the residence OF
a..' Hensley corner Of Marshall avenue
hn9 lofA streets. southwest, IN Roanoke.
Tore several squares Of weather.
gouoins on. broke several windows. and
'''SAeo The Inmates. including very
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Eniornhlc Dnnce in Nottoway.

CREWE. VA. July l2.-Spccial.-The
young men Of Blackstone gave dance
there last evening. which was much en-
joyed by all who were present Among
those prescnt were: Miss Mary j. Bosher
OF Ricf mond, Miss Carrie Pryor OF
Petersburg, Misses Bessie Jon,s. Matte
Epes. Estelle Farley. Louise Budd. Mary
Estes. Helen Norris and Fannie Jones.
Among the gentlemen were: Or. wash
ington Epes. Maury Cralle' Fayette
Williams. Freeman Epes. Lee Morgan
Horace Hardaway. Thomas Williams G.
w. owens. w. 4. Taylor. Charles Davis
Samuel Davis Richard Jones. Or. Henry
Rudd. Ashley Adams. II. b. Wilson, kirk
se1bury. Wilson Cralle and T. Boisseau
Mrs Or Knox Thompson. OF Dinwiddie
county. left for home to-day, after a
visit to relatives here.
Rev J. W. Rosebro. of Petersburg.
preached 10 large congregation at the
Pryor Memorial church lest evening.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. July l2.-Flour very dull
and ,re,k and buyers scarce Southern
dour dulI and weak; common to fair
extra s21od31o; good to choice do,
S3l5a4.25.
exnorts. No. red, store and elevator.
72i,q72s,c.; afloat. I5Ac. Options dull
at L454c. higher. closing firm, No.
red. July. 72jac.: August. 1916. Septem-
Der. 75s.c.: october, 1atc.' December,
sls.c.
Corn dull and firm; No. ?, 4sAg4slac.;
elevator; H.a49isc aiioat Options
dull and unchanged 10 nc up, closing
steady and without special features;
July. 4si.c.; August, 4sAc.; September.
4glSc.
oats dull and frmer. Options mod
eratelv active and lrmer July, 37Lc.;
August. 33Lc.: September. 3iasc. Spot
prices: No. 2. 37I5c.; No. white 40c. !;
mixed Western, 37ha3SHc.; white do,
39q441ac.
Wool quiet and unsettled; domestic
fleece, 21qs2c.; pulled. 2Gd5Ic.
Beef quiet and steady; family, $1,000
1900; extra mess. S.'opSOv; beef hams
dull al sl75O; tierced beef quiet and
steady: city extra, India mess, $1,000
II 90: cut meats dull and steady; picked
bellies, $500; shoulders. s7.75ds.00;
hams. si2.O0d12.5O; middles inactive;
short clear. s0.75.
Lard quiet and weak; Western steam
closed at slO.O5; city, 1913; July. $1,000;
September. 5000 Refined quiet and
weak: Continent. 5000; S. A, 5000;
compound. s775.
Pork dull and easy; new mess. S1s.5o9
1900.
Cotton seed oil quiet; crude. 37c.; yell
low prime, 42c.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Resin quiet and weak; strained, COM
mon TO good, s1.12ila117la.
Turpentine dull and weak at 27i5d
2sAc.
Rice in fair demand and steady.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice, dull
and steady at 30d3sc.
Peanuts quiet.
Corfee-Options opened steady and
closed barely steady at 15Q25 points
down: July. s16OOd161o: September,
sl590q1610: November. $3.50; March,
$3.50. Spot Rio dull and nominal; No.
7, INC.
sugar-Raw duh and unchanged; fair
refining. SIC; 96-test centrifugal, 4sec.
Rehner firm and moderately active: on
A. 15-16g53sc.; standard a, 3 1850
| 5Sc.; graduated. 7-lGG5Ac.
Freights 10 Liverpool dull and weak;
cotton. Nd; grain, 9i4d.
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sick lady. severely. Mrs a. ID. Rice was
standing In her room. on Church street,
two blocks distant at the time. and was
knocked down and rendered insensible.
II required the exertions Of several la
dies for ten minutes TO restore her TO
consciousness. Nearly everybody within
o radius OF two blocks Of the first build
ing struck complained OF being severely
shocked.
Little Cora Carter. aged about four
years. daughter Of Or. John Carter, OF
Morton. Va, and her young aunt. Ellie
Adams. aged about ten years were play
ing under shade tree I'm the rear OF
Mr. Carriers residence recently. when
lightning struck n tree about twenty
feet distant. The current was con-
veycd TO the tree under which the chill
drcn were sitting by a metal clothes
line connecting the two trees. Little
Cora was instantly killed. and the other
child received such a shock that her life
is almost dcspaired OF. She lay I'm an
unconscious state for more than hair
an hour. but was finally brought back
20 life through the untiring efforts OF
DR. Dingcss
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 12,-Cotton quiet;
uplands, i-i6; Orleans, S 5-16; sales,
$50 bales good ordinary, 6-1o; low
middling. 75s. Futures closed steady;
sales, S7,100 bales; July. 7.S6; August,
7.01; September, sol; October. sill; No
vember, $40; December s2s January,
$50; February. s4i; March. $50.
Total consolidated net receipts at all
ports, 2.3lG bales; exports 10 Great Bri-
tain. 2,f32 bales: France, 53i bales; Con-
tinent, $50 bales; stock 3i20i2 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
l0,G7G bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
u $50 bales France, Ito bales; Cont
nent. 13.c75 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Iuly 2.-July-August.
4 2i-Gi August-September. 4 2i-6iH
oG-Ga: September october. 26-si0
4 o7-Gi; October November. 2s-64: No
yember- December, 4 2O-64d4 30-G4; De-
ceniber-January. 30-Gi January-Feb-
ruary, 4 1864; February March, 34-6i.
Up. M--July. 2j-G4d4 2G-6i; July-Au-
gust. 4 25-6iQi 2G-G4: August September.
1 24.64. selling: September October.
e7-84Ti 2s-64; October-November.
4 pS-e494 COCA; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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ARGUMENT CONCLUDED
yBr BROKEs NEW HANovER
RAM REcEVERsHiP CASE.
II the North Carolina Railroad
Appointed by tie Go'er"oF-ih'
August Races

rfrrGu. y c. July l2-spec'al.-'
.., was concluded in the Eases Of
r... of Sew Hanover and the Bank
,tarc o.day. and The cases were
f.r consideration by judge spier
,......r. who viii render his decision
AMOR Carr to-day appointed the fol,
ctors Of the North Carolioa
rr mc ensuing year W. r.
.. D.. L. Reid. J. !. Young. T. s.
CHARLES vs.. Johnston Lee =
John u. Allison and w. c..
Ir. g. T.. Turner was APP
'...l s.fcs proxy
r..t.os Of Sex Hospital. OF ms
purchased So. Johns Hospital
.-I . WIN hereafter be conducted
.- tH..r auspices.
....-.l we'll known stock owners mere
r.,n 49, J.. B3tchelor b. =. VIII
and ll. n. L'e, have COM
.rr.uents Tor uc August races,
.. uke place here August "a
90. Do the state Fair grounds race
.ue r.orrfmmc OF trottns ana
races h4s been arranged.
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Miss Mary T. Spencer Becomes the Bride
OF Nr. X. W. Garnett-Other Marriages.

OF VIZ. X. W. Garn~tt--Othrr Marriages.
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA
July l2.-special.-T marriage OF Miss
Mary Thornton Spencer TO Mr. II. Walter
Carnett at the Methodist church at 10
clock this morning attracted large
ard fashionable audience. The church
rad been artistically decorated by the
many frieLds OF the bride and presented
very attractive .conc Promptly at the
apT ointed time the Weddlcg Mar N sound-
ed, and the bridal party entered. pre-
eeded by the ushcrs. as follows Mir. Torn
ME Garrett and the groom by he left
aisle. and Miss Leila spencer and the
bride by the right aisle. The ceremony
was impressively performed by the Rev.
Mr. Watts. after viii IN the party returned
10 the residence of the brides father Mr..
{. A. Spencer. where a handsome recep-
ton vas rendered them
The bride was exquisitely gowne1 in
white China silk. draped with point lace
and the conventional bridal veil Miss
Leila Spencer, her maid OF homer. vas
also becomingiy gowned in white silk.
The bride and groom will lea e at noon
for an extended trip TO Washington and
the Northern cities The groom is a son
OF Hon. A. c. Garnett, and is weli-known
in this section as a promising young
business man. The bride is one OF the
most charming Of Buckingham's society
bellies, and her marriage has been a bril-
liant social event.
WEDDING boz Newport News.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July l2-Spe-
cial.-NIss Ethel h. Able. a popular young
lady, who IS well-known I'm society circ'cs,
and Mr.. Edward c. Niles. of Berlin, n.
H., were married In st. paui's church here
this afternoon a, : o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Charles
Mayo, pastor OF the church, assisted by
Right Rev W. V. Niles. bishop OF the
Diocese OF New Hampshire. father OF tse
groom. The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
James f. Able, prominent business
man OF this city. The groom Is we'll
known lawyer Of Berlin, New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs Niles left on the old DO
mlnion steamer this afternoon for New
York. thence TO Niagara Falls Montreal
Quebec and other points in Canada.
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RANDLEMAN. y. c.. July Especial.
pr. J. w Long. OF this place, has just
toesiysd a telegram announcing his unan-
imous election 90 the chair Of diseases Of
women and children In the Medical Col
leee Of virginia. Dr Long is deservedly
known as ou. of the foremost physicians
In the State. and. hoy great professional
ability and contributions 90 medical lit
erture his reputation Is co-eXtensive
with the South. This recognition Of his
Genuine merit IS lot unexpected on the
part Of his rrmrrous friends. who have
long regarded HAN as leader In adj
N.rced medical thought and as rising
tal rapidly growing man The medical
fraternity of North Carolina can III ar
iord 10 loose such a member
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~~~~s~@~-|c~r~~>1~~~s~
Eastern Lunatsc Asylum.
Stewards Once.
July 10. 1892.
n, HE UNDERSIGNED WILL. UNTIL
u o'clock M. WEDNESDAY. JUL
10, 1893 receive SEALED PhofvoA,sc
for furnishing this institution Win the
following for the ensuing quartc''
ginning July I. 1898:
GROCERIES.
100 barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
$50 bushels CORN MEAL 60 pounos
Per bushcD.
1.29O pounds HAM BACON.
1909 pounds PURE LARD.
1000 pounds GRADUATED SUGAR
2.2OO pounds YELLOW SUGAR.
i.ScO pounds LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
$50 pounds GREEN TEA.
600 pounds RICE.
300 pounds SODA CRACKERS.
1000 pounds LAUNDRY SOAP.
2oO gallons MOLASSES.
~ gallons VINEGAR
~ gallons WHISKY.
10 barrels ROE HEARINGS.
DRY GOODS.
1.4OO yards MEMS WEAR.
600 Yards DOMESTIcS.
800 yards CALICO.
800 yards GfNGHAMS
1000 yards BLEACHED COTTON.
loco yards UNBLEACHED COTTON.
500 yards DRILL COTTON.
500 yards SuEETTNG Ga.
100 wards TABLE DAMASK.
II dozen MEMS UNDERSTANDS.
~ BED SPREADS.
30 pairs MEMS SHOES q 6. 90 Z. 10 8.
Is o, 20 10. II H. ~.
20 pairs WOMEN's SHOES u5 3ia, Is :.
10 .. 10 q. 10 Z. 10 -.
* dozen pairs HOSE.
G0 dozen pairs HALE HOSE
100 pairs BLANKETS
Parties may bid for any one or more
Of the articles above. All are required
TO furnishssamplcs. to be examined by
the Board OF Directors nj their meeting
July 20 1898 Articles must In all cases
come fully up TO samples. otherwise will
be returned at bidders expense. All
goods must he delivered. freight prepaid,
al the Williamsburg depot on or before
the 25th day of July, 1893. unless other
wise required by the undersigned.
Payments TO be made within thirty
days after receipt OF goods No pay
ments 10 be made until contract has been
faithfully complied with. Bidders must
state price on each sample and deslg-
nate their samples with n private mark.
but name Of bidder must not appear on
samples.
A list OF bidders samples private mark
and name must be sealed and addressed
70 the Board OF Directors, care OF the
undersigned. The right Is reserved to
award the contract 10 any one or more
OF the bidders. or reject any or all OF
the bids offered.
Samples should be marked ITO FUR
NISH SUPPLIES" and addressed 10 the
undersigned. G, =. ARMlSTEAD,
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
jyll-3t
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, July
12.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments,
400; market dull; i0d l5c. lower; prime
beeves. sf9OG5 30; good, $4.4o44.To; me-
diums. s42OG485: grassers s3.25hiO;
stockers, S2OOd300; Texans, s2.l5a3l5;
COWS. 81. OO4305.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 81 coo; shipments, 1900;
market 1O920c lower; mixed and packers.
s5s5d6.OO; prime heavy and butchers
weights, S6O5q610; lights, s615G6.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 2,lOo;
market steady on best grades; others loe.
lower: natives, 81 0od5.75; Western. s4.OO
al so: Texans, g.. s0G4. 40; ewes, s3.7op
425; lambs. s350Q425.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. July 12.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat easy, No. 2 red spot. 6SG6shc.;
July. 6Sq6S.c.; August. 69sqG9Ac.; Sep
TENDER, 1.G71%c.; steamer No. red,
63ilc. bid; milling wheat. by sample,
6SQ69c.
Corn steady: mixed spot and July.
47l5c bid; August. 47Sq4sisc.; September,
ASA 49c.; white corn. by sample, 521ac.;
yellow do. 49c.
Oats quiet; No. 2 white, Western. 37h
a3sl5c: No. mixed Western. 36hQ37c.
Rye dull: No. 2. 59c.
Hay in good demand; good 10 choice
timothy, s1650d17.50
Grain freights slow and unchanged.
Provisions quiet; mess pork, 5000.
Butter firm: creamery fancy pc: do.
fair to choice, 2OQ2lc.; do, imitation,
10c
Eggs very dull at f4915c.
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes fair, 1Sc.
No. 7, 173sc.
Sugar strong; graduated. 1886.
Copper steady refined, 1lhc
Whisky firm at S1l9.
Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks-Virginia threes, 65iz; Baltimore
and Ohio. 70: Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts. 101hd102l1; do. third in
comes. GU: Consolidated Gas bonds,
1O051110A; do. stocks. 5416a5i1s.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO. July 2.-Flour very
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat nervous weak ana depressed
No. red cash. 62ssc.: July. 62i2c.; Au-
gust closed at 64isc.
Corn lifeless. closing sc. up from bot
tom: No. 2 mixed cash and July. 37fsc.
August. CSC; September, sSStc.
0ats-Nothing doing; No. cash, 2oc'
July, 27c; August. 23Ac. September.
23Hc
Provisions quiet and easier.
Pork-Current make, $500
Lard, s9.f2h.
Dry Sailed Meats-Loose shoulders,
$500: longs and ribs. s9.i2h: shorts. $3.50
boxed 15c. more.
Bacon-Packed shoulders, $3.50; longs
and ribs. 5000: shorts. $io.Ib.
Hams, $l3.00Gl40O.
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wHERE mn soIDILBS WIN cnfP


Awaiting The Coming Of the Military.
MOREuEAD CITY. n. C.. July r.
Special -1'orehead city viii put ON a
yla attire in "a few days. The State
military $500 eo into encampment mere
Uu Thursday r.Nt 7,1 strong. The camp
g. located on t.- sound about two miles
away. arI more charming location could
hardly have been selected within the
borders of tha State. IL overloOks the
broad waters is shaded 10y goodiy trees,
famed 3D.. the soft southwest breeze.
which. God Doe praised. comes regularly
and almost constantly from the briny
ocean. And so the soldier boys will luxe
udate in nriuy breczes sans mosquitoes
ind sans flies.
Commanl4nt Cameron and other officers
have already arrived. and all things are
now in readiness. The occasion will be
iIaugurated with a grand military BAN,
% De given IN Friday night. and the
guests are Of course. looking forward
with keen interest Too the brilliant eVeaL
40 As said that a bevy of forty young
women will come hithcr for the occa-
bion and make merry with the soldier
boys.
among the most industrious and eN-
pert fishermen here is Professor Powell,
OF Richmond who not only catches
fishes. but catches men and wo-
men with his mauliness and cour-
teous manners. lie is a general favor
be
Mrs Jarvis. wife Of Ex-Governor Jar
Wis. Is one of the most entertaining WOO
mon present and Us a great favorite.
Miss Mary MeKenny Of Ietersburg'
Miss Powell. of Richmond and Miss
Moltciro. niece OF Mrs. Jarvis, make a
most attractive and am ineeperable trio
Captain sam. Hodges. OF Norfolk. and
wife arrived yesterday. Captain Hodges
blsier MIS-. Joseph Mullen, OF bai'Inre'