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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING Quotations OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at TIE Richmord To
baoco lxchaucc-Internal Revenue
Collections-ToreigD Adyices.

NEW YORK, July ls.-The stock mar
ket to-day was a tame anair the INDUS
trials monopolizing the little speculative
interest that was Manifesto. IN thls
grOup American Sugar was the sole lea-
lure the stock after an early decline.
closed at l02A 10. 100 shares changing
hands. The total for the day, loO,5W,
shares, falling on as coinl rh, h,, MIN
81 Surar was OF character usually
ciassed as good in stock Exchange par
lance. and some of the purchases We're
tracked TO houses win Masni s,l1, v tSnt
han bat the House will eventually
accede TO the Senate demands
and the Trust will get rs prS0,t.ecuon,
this be so or not. the fact rema ms Ger
tain. interests are buying the stock az
confidently as If the Presidents signature
was already affixed to the senate Dill
selling up TO 1jls on NnlC,tso auN Lii
that the Universal Gas ordinance VIII
be vetoed unless the Mayor Is sausneu
with the financial backing OF lne dhun,
The selling OF Distiiers abated, an
only ] 300 shares were Iiduru IA az ny
lpqIAio. The Railway lst, whlle mac
tive. presented a firm front o'dtel li'.l.
by President Depew that me uusineS33
outlook was Improving and the continued
buying of Railway ana MISce1 ~, lIeouS
mortgages had good steSt ne en
gagement OF 10000 gold for shipment
TO Europe tomorrow was surprise
but n had no influence on the share
speculation. The transactions melted
the shippers a very small profit. The
inability of the tariff conference com
mittee to agree was considered unfortu-
nate. but no attempt was made TO use
II against the market. Inc securities
OF the new Southern Railway Company
continue active on the street at a higher
range. Dlstillers lost u, Union Pacific
a. and Manhattan / per cent Hooking
Valley preferred rose 70 90 ana Louis
vile. New Albany and chicago preferred
H. to 2G7s. Railway and Miscellaneous
bonds stronger.
Money on call easy al per cent, last
loan at / per cent. and closing offered
at ! per cent: prime mercantile paper
8lLH4 per cent. Bar silver 62',. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
IN bankers bills at 4S7Q4SIl, for sixty
days and 4SSd4Sslz for demand; posted
rates. 4S7i1d4S9; commercial bills. isbh
G4SG4. Government bonds higher. state
bonds higher Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the board was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19
JUSTICE JOHN'S COURT.
A Marriage Ceremony Adds to its Other
AttrHcriOns

The proceedings NJ Justice Johns Court
were yesterday brought L. q peculiarly
interesting close by a marriage cere-
mony, which took place under the very
eyes OF the sage from Clay ward.
william Williams. twenty-one years
old. living at the corner of Sixth and
Byrd streets. and arrested yesterday 10y
Sergeant Hall FOR the betrayal. under
promise of marriage, OF Josie Lee II ar
low, Of oregon Hil, was the groom. Dr.
Tudor, of Broad street Methodist church
performed the ceremony that VIII eXtri-
cate the young man from the diHlc ulty
I'm which he entangled himself when
his case IS called for trial I'm the Hus-
tiugs Court. 10 which tribunal the JUS
lice certified the charge.
j. a. Brown and }. r. Bernard were
charged with being disordefly IN the
street. with breaking and injur,ns the
door of the house II Minnie Newton
and Brown was also charged with resist
ing Policeman p. T.. PoiteauK while IN
the discharge of his duty The charge
OF resisting the police was dismissed on
payment Of costs Bernard failed 10
appear and an attachment was issued
for him. on the first charge the ac-
cused were taxed - ana costs each.
John Bowers and Reuben GlaZebfOok,
charged with assaulung and beating
Becky Brown on the street. were dis
charged
Josephine jackson phll u anu toS'9
for disOrderly conduct on the street
Bette White (colored), charged with
being a common street walker, was tax
"a g and costs.
Pat Willis, who resisted arrest while
being taken in by Policeman Rex on
the charge Of being drunk and disorder
". was required 10 give surety In the
sum OF 500 for sixty days
Mary Brown paid S and costs for dis
orderly conduct on the street
James Hilton. colored. was charged
with the larceny OF a coat. 81 In cur
rency. and q check for s., the property
of Burton Marye. In the absence OF Mr..
Alarye the case was postponed until July
oath.
George Miller. colored. was sent TO tn
grand Jury for stealing some wearing APP
parel from the house Of ;. \. Ellison.
while IN court a warrant was served
upon him for stealing a mandolin, valued
at 800 from Basic Martin, IN Manchester.
Joseph Clark. alias Johnson. was chdrs-
ed with being "A fugitive from justice
from Henrico county. lie was also charg-
ed with the larceny Of gun belonging
10 W. o. Arnold, and on that charge he
WAS sent on TO the grand jury.
John Harris. cOlOred. was charged with
stealing and carrying away from the
person Of John Garnett gold filled
watch and steel chain. There being no
evidence to sustain the charge Harris
was discharged.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1s.-Large ex-
ports OF wheat at the seaboard did not
avail against the weight attached 20
new wheat arrivals at primary points
to-day. At the close New York had
sent reports OF 80 loads sold and Baltl-
more -. a total of about 1900 bushels
But for this. prices might probably have
suffered more AS It was, there was very
little strength. even at the lowest point
Cash wheat was in good demand and
prices were &c. under yesterday. Sep
TENDER wheat opened at 554c. and 5IIsc.,
ranged between 51htc. and 56Isc.. closing
at 56Ac., a net loss Of lc. for the day.
Corn-it was not until the Washing
ton weather bureau indications were re-
break in corn. The early hours were
marked by a firm tone and advancing
prices, but when IL was learned that
there was prospect for "A breaking Of
the drought in some portions of the corn
belt more selling orders appeared and
values fell away, recovering slightly
before the close. September corn opened
from i3c. to 43hc., sold between 431ac
and 4Sc., closing at 434c., ApAc. higher
than yesterday. Cash corn was I'm good
demand. especially for car lots. Prices
were &c. per bushcl higher.
oats were weak and lower. GOSSIP
that an early free movement OF oats from
the country might be expected and the
weakness Of wheat were the main causes
for the decline which was made. Cash
oats were lower.
ProvisiOns-The session was well adj
Vanced before pork was traded in. and.
as a matter Of fact, there was oniv one
or two trades in that product all day.
Lara was little better, and the day
could be classed as the dullest one ON
record. There was a good cash demand
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b., No. % at $500. one CP. * H., No. -
at $40 one CIV. * H., No. u at $50,
one &C., G. d, No. 2 at $3.50. four &C.
c. b. No. s; G: NJ. A.. No. 4 and No. ..
and q. c.. No. - at 1910. two &C.. w. c.,
No. ], and X. L. s., No. p at 81. two
&C. c. b., No. o. and s. e. r. & W, No.
p at s270. two %. T.. =. n W. No. /,
and w. ". No. p at s2eo. three Is. s..
No. 3; O.. NJ. A., No. g. and Il. L. -,
No. y at $3.50. one 90. c., No. y at 50 ~.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers, q hogsheads. hllers, 81 cut
tiers. 30; smokers. -; leaf dark. I; Tugs
dark, l. Total, ~ hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, i57 hogsheads. dark,
81 hogsheads and ~ tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, 20 hogsheads; dark, 10
hogsheads.
Myers. Crenshaw's. Davenports. Plant
ers' Allegheny, ShOckoe. and Seabrook's
tobacco warehouses report to-day: He
ceipts, "a packages; deliveries, Y pack
ages.
United States Internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, sEi9 40, plug
tobaccos, 81, 70s.9s. Total, S2.O3s.3s.
The Western Tobacco Journal OF July
i6 1894, says:
Stocks Of leaf tobacco in the markets
Of the United States July l, 1924 w:
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July lS.-Cotton quiet
oa Al : steady. middllng gulf, Is; mlddllns
'a,,r'i all ~: sales, $50 bales. Futures
Used steady sales. 1000 bales; July
g SIDE 50. August, 60lQi92; september,
4S5G696: October. 7o2a7O3i November,
I'D December. HIGHS; January. ~
al "a: February. 1871; March. 13l4I ~.
'The consolidated net receipts OF cotton
reported to-day from all ports were
An bales; exports TO Great Britain, 2,so-
bales: stocks, 262, S5i bales.
Total so far this weeh-Net receipts
.. 700 bales; exports to Great Brtaln'
7'lI9 bales; France. 400 bales; Comment
1908 bales. 100 =,
LIVERPOOL. July 1S.-i2:30 +. NJ
Cotton demand moderate. sellers not
pressing, and prices steady; american
middling. 3 1916; sales, 5000 bales
American, 6.lO0 bales; speculation ana
export, 800 bales: receipts, 5000 bales
American, 200 bales. Futures steady
and demand freely suppi.edj american
middllng, July and August ! OLGA Az,
gust and September. 2t,e easa 80
September and October g vi-e4FS os-ot
October and November, as-v4qS 99-ot;
a Dyes and Fe h@a y&t4f .,..
.- 4 = lMsiiI.syAsE!9f$9so d 2s Ha z
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July ls.-Flour dull and
weak. winter wheat. low grades, Sl.N'H
80. patent, S2@0U3a; Minnesota clear
S2:5T2Gl: patent, &4Od4O0. low extras,
SlN5T2.5O. Southern flour duh and
weak. common 70 fair extra, S2.lO41.V'
go)d TO choice do. S3.00W3.'O
Wheat fairy active at lie. lower, CLOS
irg firm. No red. store and elevator,
81, 1JTlsc.. ahoat. 51HM5fhc. options
were fairly active and lglhc. lower;
September sold axe. below previous rec
ord: No red closed, July. JlAc., Au-
gus. jifsc.; september, Jpsc.
Corn dun and easier. with options, no.
. AZ .44Sc.. elevator; 4s}4 1890 afoat
Options duh and steady at l5c. de-
cline july. 472ec.; August, 4i7sc.; Decem-
oats iuII and lower. Options weaker;
July. 3sc.. August, BIC; september, 32c. /;
40. = white July. SOC. Spot-No >
4404Ic.; No. > white, 5Jc. asked
Hay in fair demand and firm; shipping
20 Qs3c. good 20 choice, 7ju sue.
Wool fairly active; domestic fleece,
Beef quiet and firm; family sl4Oo;
extra mess. s. OOWS.JO; beef hams mac
tive and firm at $2Lo0 tlerced beef duh;
city extra. India mess, SlEVOg SUI cut
meats quiet and easier; picked bellies
Sis; shoulders. S625; hams, Sll5On
ll.15. mdlles nominal
Lard quiet and about steady western
closed steady; July closed az SI2O. Re-
IIlfl ilAirlf bllAlI'llNf Fif''f tpNNlA anu
lean. S78j: compound. SG.OOQ62j.
Pork quiet and steady; old mess, Sl4OO
ala p; extra prime. Sl3.oo0l32J.
Butter quiet: fancy steady; state dairy.
120l7c.. creamery, l42nl7i2c.; western
dairy 10ulic.: DO. creamery, l3QlH2c.;
Elcins 1INl7iac.
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude.
o0c: yellow Bic.
Petroleum dun and steady.
ROsin dull strained unchanged.
Rice-Domestic, fair 10 extra, 5Ac.;
Japan. I".Ht4tc.
Alolasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle. good to choice, dull
and steady at 21u31c.
Peanuts quiet.
options steady at l5Q25 points
down. August SlL731f1tSO; October,
SI3JOu13.7O; December. S131O; March,
$3.50. Spot Rio quiet and steady.
Sugar Raw strqng and In fair demand
fair refining 24c. Refined quiet and
firm, or a. 3 f5-lGQ4l,c.; standard a,
8 15-lGc.; cut-loaf, $3.50 J-1Gc.: crushed,
li- 10 5-lGc; grauulated, 1 5-lGu l9sc.
flcishts unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
IVIff''I'I ~ = 7 ~ = u
RICHMOND. VA. July Is.

RICHMOND, Va, July Is 1871
Offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change by George \. Haynes to-day, So
packages OF sun-cured tobaccos. one
package (M. Il. & NJ, No. u sold a s23
one (B. +. b.. No. y at Sl725, two (W
Z. b., No. I, and W. Il H., No. u at
$500 one W. c. b., No. y at SIG, one
q. W ", No. u at SlS75, one q. W
". No. y at $3.50 three on. G. G., No
.; NJ. II. x NJ, No. 3, and ". & H., No
y at $I3. one wv. c. b., No. p at si275
one on. r. q NJ, No. y at $3.50, one
on. G.. G., No. u al Sl2.25. one (P. q
H., No u at Sl05o two OF. G.. c., No.
9, and NJ K. a NJ. No. y at SlO25, one
81. w. W, No. > at SO. two w. G.. b.,
No. 3, and W & r.. No. - at 80 Is. three
&C. c. b., No. >: $. s.. No. !. and G. NJ.
a. No. - at 50. two on. G. G., No. 4.
and j. w. w, No. - at ss62Is, three
&C. c. b., No. !; r.; Z; s., No l.. and
No - at IS. one &C.. W. c., No - at
1910. one &C. c. b., No. - at $40, one
q. Vi. w. No. 81 at $3.50 one Is. T. p.
No u at $500, one on II. * NJ, No. ~
A. &. no 10 ~" at IS. o. one e. C. W. ena No.
at 49, one ". W. w.. No. % at u.
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DEATHS.

HELLER.-Died, on board steannnsSInIip
Hayel Monday. July IL, lsgi, M Nh, year
LIAM HELLER, In the hfty-hi'h 'e"
Funeral from Byrd-street station fl.l-
DAY MORNING. July 10th. at 10. % oio0 ~
Friends and acquaintances hVi'e"
attend. -
JOHNSON. Died. July II, is9f' at nv nv
a J0SIifNs0N forty-seven years OF age.
The funeral services VIII taKe pisSe
THIS Thursday AFTERNpOM, at 'hG
o'clock Friends OF the family are In
No MOWERS. by special request.
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RAITIAfORE

BALTIMORE MD, July 1s.-Flour
dun and unchanged
Wheat easy. spot and July. 569,c.;
August .6.uJ6i2c.. September, jllsc.;
steamer 40 red. 534 dole; milling
wheat Boy sample. JGHjsl4c.
Corn steady; mixed spot. 4si2c. asked;
july. 4Ni,c. asked southern corn, by
asked.
oats steady; 80. mixed. 504c.
Iye duh; 40. p old, &c; do, new,
41urus.
1850.
ocean freiehts steady; steamer 10
Liverpool. per quarter. ls.4ls1l2d., July;
COra for orders, per quarter, 2sJd.
other articles unchanged
Bonds Baltimore and Ohio stock, 20
biI: Consolidated Gas bonds, HAZE ll4l4;
DO. stocks, GJie uGrt.
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Editor The Times,-'t seems that. the
cadets who enter the Y. NJ. l. hencetolth
are TO have the benefit Of cavalry instruc-
ton. Horses in future will work the hlsh
battery, and a school OF cavalry instruc.
ton viii be established. This is a most
thai excellent school. which will be hailed
with qualification by its friends, by the
alumni, and especially by the CADETS,
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, july
lS.-Cattle- Receipts. 5000; market
strong. common TO extra steers S3.25g
4gO. stOckers and feeders. >&.uUH3.4O,
COWS ana bulls, $l5O43.JO; calves, SZ.OV4
80.
Hogs-Receipts, 2l,000; market weaker;
heavy. S5.OOd5.2O; common TO choice
mixed, $4S5a52O. choice assorted, $40
0aI5, light, Sis5a5.10; pigs, SL3jQ ito.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1900: market strong
for good. inferior grades neglected; in
ferior 10 choice, Sl2ja3.GO; lambs, $500
Ni3lD
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WESTERN MARKETS.

Oto'h I. 90 - In 80, ~ - 80
June Manufacture-Return already In
from various revenue collectors Indicate
that Notwithstanding the adverse bust
ness conditions OF the latter part or
June. the month shows up very well IN
tobacco manufactures.
The months output OF tobacco was In
the neighborhood Of 2O,20OOO pounds,
I'm cigars 3I0,OO00O0, I'm cigarettes 2sQ,-
0O0.OOO. and In snuff $4,000 pounds. In
tobacco this record IS fair, and In cigars
shows a considerable Improvement over
the average OF the past several months,
and also In cigarettes. while II IS an
average months business In SNUFF.
the Antwerp Oelgium) Exposition there
are forty exhibits I'm the tobacco section,
several Of which are by the English trade
and a few other foreign countries, and
the balance by the Belgium trade.
Home Consumption I'm Great Britain
The Government returns show that IN
Great Britain % pa .O67 pounds OF leaf
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sellers; August and September. $500
3 Ji-G; September and october, . ot-14'
sellers; October and November, . os,o4.
sellers: November and December, 3s.of
P3 Jo-GI December. 5y-s1fQ9 U-ot;
January and February, 3 60-e4G3 6i-oS
February and March, 6l-oi, Values
Futures closed steady
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PrOnerty Transfers,

Richmond: II. c. Cannon, special COM
missioner. to Alexander and George Cam
eron. G6 40 feet on Cary street north
west corner Of Twenty NTH, 5000. I'd
and s. W Waymack. % feet on Marshall
street, southeast corner OF Thirty-hrst
and Is feet on east side OF Thirty-hrst
street. between Broad and Marshall, S2,1G9
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. July is.-Spirits tur-
pentine- Nothing doing.
Rosin nrmer and in good demand; sales.
GuUD barrels receipts, j,iU2 barrels.
Quote b. G., and -, 500; +, $l.10;
+, Sl.l5; q, SL2J; H. Sl.52i2: /, $t.Sj;
*, $40; NJ. $40; y. 20; window glass,
s. 81. Nater white. 600.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
ptcHNfNND. Va. July is, lSl4.

Wheat, 922 bushels; corn
,abit si rs ~ bushels oats, 2,l44 bushels.
WniItel' Wheat. 2O6 bushels: corn (whlte),
oo 9' bnsheis. oats, l.lCs bushels
t9uoIat.loIT' 55c. TO 59c; shortberry, Ole
TO Coorr1o.,WHite, Virginia Dag lots. 55c, +;
~ y white, 54l2c. to DOC; No. mixed,
52c. No . mixed, 49c. to Soc; No. 3
Ca uS 41c 10 4sc.; new winter, 4Oc. 10
5Oc 10 Sc.
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ENJOYING THEIB DINNER,

Shortly after o'clock an elegant dinner
was served on tables spread IN FORM
in the centre Of the pavilion. Inc bruhs-
wick stew. fried chicken, etc. mad been
carefully prepared under the SUPERVISION
of Major James +. Phillips by walker
Howard. the well-known coiored caterer.
Col. William If. Palmer presided' ou'
everything passed on In the most IN
formal manner. and the old veterans I'M
mensely enjoyed this their latest re
union. In view Of the fact that the III 81
steps for this years celebration Weie Oily
taken on last Saturday evening, the At
tendance was as large as couiu HdNe D0'''
Inc following Is a list Of the old sus-
vivors who participated I'm the dinner:
Company A-Major James +. philips
and j. j. Allen.
Company B-Lieutenant l.. 5. Robins
William Harper Dean, and J. W. Childrey.
Company C-Joseph Whitaker and mos
Carr. ,-.
II. W Furcron, T. W Traylor, NJ. Angle,
x = Wheat Theo. J. Robertson, anu
Company G-CoL f. H. Langley, W: I.
Woody. ~ jeff. Vaughan, j. T. VIA,
George W. Allen, L. 5. Hudgins' ana
Company Holm \. Meanley, ". r.
purunrv James T. Vaughan, william H..
Lawson. r. Norven, and Nj. Claggett
Company I-Capt. -. +. Howard ana
Company XII. Dubel, g. Haake, f..
Navce. and VI. Oeters.
Drum Major-C. II. NJ. Pohie.
Drummcr-T. W. Huband
Band-Wiliam Tremcr
Company F-Col. Il. J.. Maury.
Among the invited guests were Messrs.
James NetheTrwo,od, D G Hardy coriGgnle el
y y Northcn. commandant Of Pickett
camp. Charles /. Jones and Felix Kee-
gan. 1910. r,,i,.
IS 1861 the First virginia Inia9 N YIN WIN
elTe army consisting Of Richardson's
brigade Goirst Massachusetts, Second ana
Third Michigan. and Twelfth New 1ork
Infantry. and a l.. s. Bauery) Iyler,s
Division. at Blackburn's Ford on Bull
Run creek, near Manassas, and after a
sharp engagement compelled them to re-
treat I'm confusion. II Is i'm commemora-
ton Of this preliminary 10 the greater
battle known as the first battle Of Ma
nassas, fought three days later, July
2lst. that the 18th of July has been chosen
10y the 'Old First as the day for their
annual reunions
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c., July 1s.-Rosin
firm, strained, S7hc.; good strained, %, &c.
Turpentine steady at &c.
Tar firm at Sl.35.
Crnde turpentlne UNCHANGED
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. July ls.-Spirlts
turpentlne hrm at 21l2c. bid; receipts
u casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at sl.Oo; re-
cepts. lGl barrels.
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COUNTRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COUNTRY PKODUCE-WHDlStS
BUTTEk Receipts light and demand
as follows Fancy dairy. lfglsc., choice
dairy. l5n l6c.; choice family packed),
I5aisc.; choice store packed), iSgloc.,
EGGs- Receipts large and demand
extremely light. except for nearly new
stock The present quotations are:
Ing crates, near by and iresn: ne S-; Ia
ToTITR}" RSSeIpts Of l!ye poultry,
larger and demand good. For dressed
Weather Following are present prizes rieSes:
Chickens darsel. llai2e; small. veboG a;
dive, per pound. 1Q7nc.; geese dlyel
per head, 40q5Oc.: roosters 'o'd)' per
Notwithstanding are quotations:
Calves. per pound gross, Sa4e,; sneep,
2c.; heifers. per pound. 3tsc.; steers. per
pound, 2Ee.; dressed hogs lsmal). per
pound, 5l1gSc.; hams lsmalD, we'll
smoked per pound. lsqi5c.: large. well
per pound, 1a9c.; shoulders smoked
DRIED FRUfT-Apples fancy sliced.
per pound, 4pSc.; quartsred, per pound
3Q3tsc.; peaches Ipeeed). per pound,
9ni0c.; cherries (pitted). per pound. "a
MlSCELLANE OIS-Beans twhlte), no,
/. per bushel. si5OqlGO. No. .. si2og
i35; colored beans, Sl.ooal.2O; black
eyed peas, per bushel. 65gs5c.: ginseng,
per pound. s2.23. feathers dive geese).
per pound. BIC; feathers mixedD. per
pound, 25Q30c. sumac. per 100 pounds.
COO: walnuts. per bushel i0Nt5c.; bees
wax, per pound, dc; peanuts, per pound.
2l4d3c: hoop poles. S5O0q6oo: -four
barrel heads and slaves (machine), $500
Q7OO
SEEDS-Clover (wholesale). per bushel,
sG5OT5Oo; timothy. per bnshet N0g
2i0: orchard grass, per bushel, N.~9
IFS: herds grass. per bushel 42aisc. J
mIliet (German), per bushel. s5c. asloo
buclwheat seed, per bushel, 7OGso
naxseed. per bushel, 500
WOOLETub-washe free from burs),
2Oc. unwashed. loo, merino unwashed).
i4c. bury wool, Base: per pound less
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry mint per
pound 4GI4hc.: dry grubby. per pound,
3ha3iac. dry sailed. per pound, 3u3sc,
COUNTRY BACON-Hams CneWly
cured). per pound, lOdllc.; hams ,smalD,
well-smoked. per pound, l5n l0c: hams
Oarge). well-smoked. per pound l4nlac
sides cured. l201J shoulders, tsmok-
cd. nor pound lOrn~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19
FROM THE CITY NAIL.
What was Going On In Municipal Affairs
Yesterday.

President Rolfe +. Glover has called a
meeting OF the Common Council for this
evening at o'clock when reporo Will
be received from the Finance Committee
which recommends certain measures with
a view of redeemins the baby bonds IS
sued last year at a time when other city
bonds could not find market
The Chancery Court reconyened yester-
day. but nothing of public interest trans
PRED.
Mr. John \. Duffy qualified as executor
Of Ellen Reardon, recessed. The estate Is
small
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19

day for the old First to resolve TO look
into this matter and see 20 II that our
old friend and fellow is given another
showing?
Our handful OF survivors IL growing
less and less. The youngest OF us have
paced lfe's meridian, and at every an
nual roll-call silence viii again and again
be the answer 10 many Cherished
name.
Let us, then. remain true TO each
other and as far as In our power lies.
, aid and protect the helpless ones amOn
us. The thought that we have added our
mite 10 cheer and comfort their last
days Will be source OF infinite satisfac-
ton 10 those OF us TO whom II shall
be vouchsafed 90 follow them 10 their
last resting place.
Il have overstcpped the bounds ! had
set myself, both as 10 length OF letter
and as TO It's contents. Don't take IL
amiss II / have shown some little heat
and sentiment on the day of all days
when nothing should mar the pleasure
Of your meeting. I had my pen I'm hand;
10 ran away with me, and l just could
not help myself. From the fullness OF
the heart the mouth speaketh.'
And now. wishing you and every one
OF the old command a happy reunion ana
with my continued regard for each ana
every individual member OF the dear
Old First, / remain.
Fraternally yours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19

tobacco were withdrawn for homo con-
sumption In .he Ave months ending with
May 3lst. This Is gli.OO pounds more
than In the same period OF ls'D. and
1,lOi,OOo pounds more than In 1897.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: NJ. @. Garrett, j. W. Wright,
and Lawrence Carter, Caroline county.
II. B. Boyd, Warrenton, n. c.; r.. ".
Lovey, Danville. Va; w. A. Adams,
oxford " C.