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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

THE ALLEGHANY. GOSHEN. Aug.
u-Spccial-Notablc among the guests,
the brave city Of monuments dear ola
Richmond. sends here. Is Mrs. y. II.
sparkling intelligence allows no one to
be dull where she IS. Her party is
Miss Nellie Boyldn, "a bright Southern
beduty who would make even more
hearts ache than she does, were u NOT
that she is too tender hearted to allow
her charms fun sway. To mention Mrs.
Charles +. Stokes ana her lovely daught-
er. Miss Maud IS abundant praise. she
is here lending additional charm TO the
Richmond STOupe. rs is also Mrs. CEas.
T. Smith and Mrs. Chas. Workman. Mrs.
II. .. Barbour. as bOnny ana winsomc az
when. ten years ago, her husband
brought her a girl bride 20 her Southern
home. Prominent in this bevy of fair
danes Is Mrs. Emmanuel Nlhlscr, the
gifted daughter Of that rare scholar, the
Rabbi kOhest, who has passed on Few
weeks since. to his reward in the great
beyond. Miss Gallagher from Cincinatu
is sojOurning here and is one of the
most brilliant and cultured ladies among
us. she IS accompanied 10y her charming
mother and beautiful sister, Miss Nellie
Gallagher.
Dayton. Ohio. is also wei represented
by Mr.. and Mrs c. T.. Snyder. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. a. King and Miss owens. Ms.
a. l.. BOulware Is one Of the handsOm-
est women here. and is accompanied 10y
her charming sister Mrs: Gordon. of
IS, to the delight Of all the guests, down
stairs again after a severe illness.
Mrs. William CardozO, Miss Johnson.
Mss Mary Hatcher, Of Richmond Mrs.
Chamberlain. Miss Annie Chamberlain,
and Miss Minnie Baker Of Norfolk. are
all here and are all greatly admired.
Miss Hatcher is one of Mrs. Nash's
party
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The Cod sulphnr.

COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, GOSHEN
BRIDGE, "a. Aug; ll-Special.-"Oh
little people in it," The poet wished 10
know.
mere are little people in numbers at
cold Iupn og n a@d more & SIaiE We
difncult TO find. Hhe music of their
laughter Is refreshing TO older ears.
Groups collect TO make merry over The
Water Train" as they call the little cart
boring stylish resorts. high and dry but
for the tr-daily trips or the fve gallon
water train"
The little sprites most frequently seen
about and leaders in juvenile society are
Misses Fannie Miller, Of stanton, Helen
Haskins, of Danville, Bessie McGilVaTy,
Of New York; Eva Moore OF Lynchbur-
and Richmond sends Mary saunders.
Marie Alvey, Winnie Davis, and Isabel
Daniel. The petite lords of creation are
Claiming Daniel Robert Montague, Rich
ara saunders, Charlie Watkins Edmund
saunders, and Edwin Watson, with
Misses Pauline Powers and Ellis ParE u-
son with Master Robert Daniel for ass
sistant. Usually chaperone the frOL,s
The pleasures and the crowd OF older
visitors grow daily in numbers.
Some of the favorites who have left
us are Misses Bessie Young, Lille Daniel,
Eve De Trivelle, and Agnes Millor Dr.
Darlington, Burlington and Doc
Graves and J. NJ Moore. We
welcome Mr.. Charles Watkins and
Ifamily. f. =. lsaacs and wife,
DR. and Mrs. William Grey, +. H. Monta-
que and family. Mrs. j. :. Moore and
sons, Misses Nettie and Shirley
and Miss Moore, Mrs. Grin
nan. Mrs =. +. Watson. Mrs
J. u. Mcintyre, Miss Catherine Mcintyre,
Major Yost, Colonel Starke, Mr. ". W.
Starke, Rev Isaac Gibson, Or. John 3.
Gibson. AIR J. l.. Parkinson, Misses But
Ter a. NJ ScbOen.. r. W. Powers. Mr.
al-Nlrs. Alvey and many others arrived
during the past week.
Drives through Goshen Pass. and to The
Alum are the blind Gods fayorite allies
when he endeaVOrs TO effect the CON
sernation devoutly to be wished"
our resident physician has few calls for
heart failure remedies.
The latest diversion which created eX-
element. was a starlight race from The
Ford to Cold sulphur in which Nancy
Hanks "out Heroded HerOd' beat dn this
case) his own record Second prize
awarded Scratch" who failed by shy
ing which broke his gait
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From Cd Point.

THE HYGEIA. Aug. 11.-Spccial-Pro.
baby the NEST to-be-cnNied man at old
Point g. Dr. Abbott Of New York, whose
dental practice amounts TO 100000 year,
and who IS considered the most success
ful dentist IN the world. Ii liz no I'M
usual thing FOR him 20 get 500 for the
filing OF a single tooth. The convention
is still In session and not until tO-mor-
row viii the doctors OF dental science
FOLD their tents, Ike the Arabs. and
silently steal away"
ON Wednesday next the grand eXcur-
sion. under the auspices OF the Cincin-
natI En0uirer viii reach old Point.
These newspaper men propose TO visit
all places OF interest In Virginia, there
10y benehitting themselves and the re-
glOnS wherein they tarry.
The Elks, an exclusive society Of Nor
folk. spent last evening at the Hygeia.
After a fine supper. they repaired 10 the
ballroom for dancing.
Prince Takasaki. Of Japan, who is a
naval cadet ON board the United States
ship Bancroft. paid q recent visit to the
Hygeia. lie is said to he the finest
dancer at the naval academy
The training ship MonOnBahela spent
several days this week Ia the Roads.
Hundreds Of the middies were ashore,
enjoying the Inequalities of the Hygcia
and wandering amid the mazes Of the
dental EXHIBITS. They sailed out to sea
1T i7ih' W ''''''''' O'' ''' - '''''
Officers from the United States cruiser,
Raleigh, now frequently visitors at Old
Norfolk. are frequently visitors at Old
Point. l}y the above we mean that the
ship not the officers, is up for rcpairs)
Miss Bette Prague, OF CovingtOn, KY
returned TO her home last week
Several sailing parties 10y moonlight
have occurred recently, and n number
of fishing excursions have been in order
Everyone wears q Sun-brOwned Visagc
and the nose OF the traditional topper.
Recent Richmond arrivals at Old Point
are: Maurice w. Thomas, y. W. Bower
wife and two children n. 6. T. Dabney,
NJ. d., Leigh Autchheld. G. IL Smith and
WIFE, Charles w GOldin, wife and child.
Miss c. Goddin. J. Krish and wife. JAS
). Fair Mrs. G. l.. Cook. Mrs. w. c..
May. Miss May. Leo 4. Pensey, James c.
Tnsley. Jefferson Wallace, Miss NJ
Mrnlh. Il. J..
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SWEET CHALYBEATH SPRINGS,
VA. Aug. 1.-Special-A fancy ball for
the children was one OF the asreedul5,
events of the past week. Dr. Richter and
Miss Carrie Daniel as q bulgarian peas
amt led a line of children, representing
various nations. trades ana professions,
i'm and out OF the maZes OF an intricate
march. affOrding an opportunity 10 uouce
the beauty and dress OF edch one. I-ltllc
Miss Burwell Of North Carolina, as Ire
land, was especially good IN dress
bordered with shamrock ana WIN me
Tyre or dress and flag. Miss DICK
rnicr Of Cincinnati, as Germany, MISS
Hanke and Miss Marshall, OF Alexandra
as America were lew amongst the
crowd OF happy little men and maidehs
The sudden death Of Senator Daniels
son cast gloom over the springs. MISS
Daniel especially devoted herself 10 Civ
ing the children pleasures.
ON Monday and Tuesday evenings
Miss JORDAN, Of Portsmouth. Miss Dam
geIneld and Miss English, OF Alexandra,
chaperOhed by Miss Hove and accom-
PANIED by Mossr5. Brittrgham, of Ports
mouth. Hope Merton, Of Alexandria and
Mr. StOvcll attended a german at the old
Sweet. There are mere lovely girls ana
more beaux at the Sweet Chaiy
than one finds at any Of the springs as
a rule, except formerly the White Sui
phur. The pool IS one Of the chief pleas
ures OF the place occupying most agree
ably the hours of noon each day
TWO happy parties went off Tuesday 10
Foaver Dam and Cove Creek, chaper-
oned by Miss Miller. Of Huntington,
Miss McEderry. Of Alabama. and Miss
kennedy " Annapolis, With horns blow
ing and flags flying.
A mop winding up with the old Virginia
icel occupied Wednesday evening very
pleasantly. The young girls looked love
her than usual in their gauZy costumes.
Besides the ladies and gentlemen al
ready mentioned, Miss Herbert, Mrs
HoweIl. OF Alexandria; Miss Hume OF
Norfolk Miss Miller Of Huntington, and
alefsrs. Hume, Nelson donaldson, AM
Others were present.
Mrs. John Reese and Mrs. Herbert Reese
LEFT on Tuesday for Richmond AMI Char
lestown w. Va. Mr. Herman Schmidt's
daughter, Miss Grimmei. Mrs. and Miss
Brauer, and Mr.. c. Sauer returned 10
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PKoGREssIyn coNyERsArION.
Unique Entertainment for tho Young
Folks ~ I'm Air

BON AIR. Aug. l0.-specIal.-On Tues
day night the large pavilion here was
crowded with dancers The dance was
given in honor of Miss Bradley and Miss
Cary, who are visiting here. SIR. Withers
Miller was the host Of the evening and
good music and "a Jolly crowd made the
time pass all too soon.
on Thursday evening progressive
conversation party was given by Miss
Carrie Moore 10 her guest. Miss bradley.
Inc SUBJECTS given for conversation ere
ated much amusement, and the seventeen
couples, deep In the art OF being agreed
bic, were broken In upon for tDe seven
tecnth and last time by the announce
mcnt that the time for voting had come,
ana the most perfect silence relgncd from
that time until Mr.. Charles Hazen, win
a few bright remarks, presented the
prizes to Miss Jearscttc Bradley and MI.
James Hazen. Those present were Misses
TalcOtt. Miller. NOwlin, Atkins, Hayes,
Gillian, Gussie Halle ana Eva Talcott,
Minor Carrie ana Hermine Moore, Forbes.
Lligcr, Bradley, Of Fredericksburg; cary
ana Harrison, OF New YORK, Messrs. T..
:. ana j. :. HaZen, Miller, BOiSsedu, Gil
liam. BnfOrd, Anderson. Pleasant. Stod-
dard, POindeXter. blanchard Arlington,
Arcncr, Ferguson. u air. Biankenship,
Hogue Bradley. Foster, stiles.
Mr.. y. i. Ferguson gave watermelon
feast at Merry oaks ON Friday night
- Misses Cary and Bradley.
Miss Cary. Of Richmond, IS visiting
Miss Gillian.
Miss bradley. Of Fredericksburg. is the
guest Of Miss Moore.
MIR. T. j. Archer and Mr.. Ivey AIRING
ton are at the hotel for month.
Mr.. Ben. PoindcXter IS sunmering at
"rhe Cottage"
Miss Harrison Is staying with Miss
Maud Miller
Miss Minor is visiting Major stiles.
Mrs. and Miss Leaverng are at the
hotel for two weeks.
Saturday from g. TO 10 Major stiles gave
Miss Minor. Of Richmond. The lawn was
ablaZe with light from the number OF
lanterns hung around the place. RefreSh-
ments were served on the grounds. ana
large crowd made the evening perfect
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In the Police Court yesterday the con-
tuued ease of Il. l.. Mdhan, the tclc-
.rauh operator who was charged by Kay
Gilbert with the larceny of a. diamond
ring valued at so. was again called. The
complainant stated that sh- had recovered
the finger ornament from the person with
whom the accused had LETT IL, and adj
united that she had been mistaken in
th,. telegraphcr. She Thought he had ltft
IL city with her property. and for That
-.a-lp SWOre ont the warrant against
him. Mahan was acquitted. and the Wo-
man WAS required to pay the costs.
John McClannan was hned S-.sD ana
costs for being disorderly and lighting
Julian Robinson (col)reD, charged with
assaulting. cursiuS ana abusing Andrew
Crump was held for further examination
Willie White (colored). who was CHARGED
with stealing the coat of oscar Lewis. a
s if n GaTs as '2 saipcoas 70 eharac Gr
Willie set up furious bowling in the
pen. ana the Justice let him 20.
Albert Clark (colorcD is down on the
docket. charged with felOniously assault
ing and beating Maria Hicks. Maria was
unable 10 appear against him yesterday
morning. and the examination was post
poned until the 2lst
Levi Rose tcOlored) was up on the charge
Of felOniOusly entering i'm the night time
The hose of Annie Dawson and stealing
tberefrom So I'm currency. but the evidence
AGAINST him being insufficient 10 sustain
the charge ne was released.
Robert Randolph. alias odd Hare.
(cOloreO. charged with being "a suspicious
character went down FOR twelve months.
Miss Mollie prinard of no. % south
Cherry street. has returned home after
a two weeks visit TO FarmU L..
Miss Nettle Pearl Bush Is visiting
friends in Chesterfield.
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Inc Old sweet.

rNEET SPRINGS. W. VA.,Aug. IL
.I The last week Of July at the
Nl Sweet" has been exceptionally gay
in Monday TIL Monday the bail
d rapidly and novel and numerous
'0 he daily entertainments. Not for
= .lie time has the old Sweet sent forth
- many riding parties, some even ven
ping To- The White sulphur. returning
t-r next day, few going as far as Al
''N. and many taking an early morn
Af file Of p few hours.
N tuesday, afternoon Mrs. Castor
.'rtou gave a picnic TO Beaver Dam
ln iCnCr Of her nieces, Miss Stiles,
81 rhmCnd, and Miss Newton, OF New
,.t'I. The party was a mfrTy one,
hrg in time 20 pre- pare change
o. costume for the "Chip Euchre' party
'tI thf evening.
-ft Ralph Elliott. OF Savannah, Ga,
.rfiaineI her friends WcdIesday morn
11 ine long porch Of her cottaEe. Mrs
= silver hin tray Miss Bore. Of Phila-
or.phla, the second, a belt with silver
aits Mrs. ChipOlen, OF Charleston,
-, ihird. a silver viniagerette.
clnefday evening two large parties
went over 20 the tableauX at the Sweet
halyhedte Springs.
lrS0Hv afternoon Miss Alice Boiling
eve delightful Hay ride" TO a num-
Dti or her young friends.
,1ff. George Stone had a progressive
s :, .hand-euchre" on the lawn Thursday
Friday evening a novel entertainment
sss given by Misses Borie and Lunken-
N''"sr. games Of all kinds were In,
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NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
YESTERDAY WAS 4 QUIET DAY IN
THE sOUTHSIDE CITY.
Church Services To-Day-The Mule was
Rescued from . Watery Gravs-Intsr-
estiDg Personal Notes.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES. !
IilI uL-r Aru..-t IL I'LL. IL .1.z I

lIZl
The city was extremely quiet yester-
day. There was nothing OF any impor-
lance stirring not even an electric car
ran of the track.
Mr.. Stuart Morrissett left Friday for
Halifax county on visit to relatives and
friends.
There was nothing OF special impor-
lance before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing.
Professor Dabney. OF Charlottesville.
brother-n-law OF Treasurer Joseph W.
Bronaugh, of this city. is Ill at his resi-
dence I'm that city.
Auditor Joseph i. Walden has returned
TO the city.
The condition OF Mr.. Peter Warmer.
who has been i'll at his home on Fifth
street. is said TO be critical.
Davis Council. Junior order United
American Mechanics, has paid over to
AIRS. {. '. Moore the sum OF 500, on
account OF the death Of her husband. who
held funeral benefit certificate for that
amount In the order.
Miss Mamie Lithgow left last night
for Farmville 10 visit relations and
friends.
Parties owning dogs who have not paid
taxes for the same. may expect the police
to call on them early next week. IL
would be well for those who have not
complied with the law to bear this In
mind.
The case OF John Stegar (colored) came
up before Squire Jones. OF Swansboro.
Friday evening. He was sent on to the
September term Of the County Court.
Bliled In the sum 81 500.
Services at West-End church-Sun-
day-school at 9:l5 a. NJ. Rev e. Il. Dad
nun has returned from district con
ference and Will MI his pulpit at II A.
NJ. and Sl5 u. NJ Junior Society OF Chris
tian Endeavorers at +, NJ, and Chris
tian Endeavorers at 7l5 Z. VI.
Miss Ellen Hancock. OF this city, Is the
guest OF Or Winston. in Farmville.
Services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church this morning. No services
at night.
Mr. d. D. Beattle. who has been quite
sick. Is improving
\ mule owned by Mr.. j. c. Smith. OF
Richmond. backed into the canal yester-
day morning. near the paper mill. He
was extricated from his watery grave by
willing hands.
Mr.. -. T. Gresham left yesterday for
Essex county to visit reatiyes and
friends.
Mr. Lacy Fendley who has been visit
ing friends In Roanoke and Lynchburg
FOR the past week. returned home FRI
day.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. l1.-Flour duh and
steady; winter wheat, low grades, SlNJQ
30, fair TO fancy. 81 fH-'O, patent,
- 75Q2.30; Minnesota clear s22yq2 90
patent, 50 4Of4 90. low extras, SlNJd2JO.
Southern flour duh and steady; common
to fair extra, S2lO03.OO; good 10 choice
do S3.OOu3jO.
Wheat dun unchanged, and firm; No.
> red. store and elevator, jN4c., ailoat,
5SatQ59c. Options were moderately &C
tive and irregular. opening weak at tiH
ne. decline advancing nc, fell lic. ON
easier cables. ana closed firm az I'm.
changed prices from yesterday No.
red closing: August, jsl2c.; September,
5g.c.: December, G2a4c; May, G1i2c. ,
Corn dull. scarce, ana ~. lower, with
options: No. >. G2Igc., elevator; 62i2c.
afloat. options dull and weak at "a
ll,c. decline August, GV4c.; September,
&C; December, jG,lc.; May. 3Gc.
oats dull, lower and weak. Options
dull; August, 81 &C.; September, 3t4c.;
October. 3j3c Spot-No. >, 34a3ii2c.;
No. , white, 40Q4Oi9c.; mixed western,
Hay duh and weak; shipping. J00 Jjc. :;
good to choice. SbG.Dc
Wool fairly active; domestic fleece,
lS122c.: pulled. lja3fc.
Beef dull and steady: family. $1,000
400: extra mess. SSOOGS.JO; beef hams
duh at S22OO ticrCed beef steady and
quiet; city extra. India mess $1,000
Il %: cut meats steady and quiet. picked
81. 1j0l2.OO; middles nominal
Lard duh and hrmer; western steam,
$50; city. S712i2G7.2j: September, $50.
Refined firm; Continent, $50; South
American. $3.50; compound. SGOoa62j.
Pork quiet and firlner: mess, SlEiJu
300: extra prime, Sl3.OOm 1890.
Butter in fair demand and steady
State dairy. 1iu2lc.; creamery l'H23c.;
western dairy. l2IdlGc.; creamery, 40
re: Elgins 23c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude.
20c.: yellow, 32l2g3jc.
Petroleum quiet and steady
Rosin steady and quiet; strained, COM
mon TO good, SLl2lgnl.lll2.
Turpentlne quiet ana firm at 2lU20i2c.
Rice firm and in good demand: domes-
tic, fair 10 extra. 3sQJhc.; Japan, ~,
Q5c.
Molasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good 10 choice, duh
and steady at 29G31c
Peanuts steady and quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady and
closed firm at 5d1O points up; August,
81. gid15OD: October. sl3.3jul3 40; De-
cember. Sl275d12S0. Spot Rio dull and
steady: No I, sl62J.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
fined, 23s. Refined dun; off 4. ana &c;
standard a. 1 9-lGUiH.c; cut-loaf, 5l,g
: 7-lGc.: crushed. Jh@5 7-lGc.; granu-
lated, 4 0-lGd4TSc.: cubes. 4 l3-lGAjc.
Freishts to Liverpool duh and steady;
cotton, l-lCd.; grain. asq-sd.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE MD. Aug. N.-Flour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

Miss Julia r. Henning, clever music
ian. and well-known young lady or Rlch-
mond. has recently written. composed
and published three songs, which snow
treatment being widely dissimnar.
The FIRST is ballad In tn sweet sum
mer Time ana is likely 10 be very
f4voratJv received. Then there Is pref
~ Uttle lullaby "6ye Bye Baby, and
the third song is negro melody "Whar
YOU Gone. Malindy." iu which the tT"H-
bles of colorg1 sweetheart Of one
"AIalindy." who has left him. are detained
I'm attractively musical setting.
Miss Henuing is 10 be CONGRATULATED on
Tho success Of her compositions
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53hc.; milling wheat. by sample.

3a53hc; milling wheat. by sample.
54QJ7c
Corn dull; mixed spot and month. Coo.
asked; southern, Glg62c.; do. yellow. Gl9
62lic.
oats steady; No white. western.
4Og4Oi3c No: mixed. western, 3G12aJIc.
Rye duh; No. ,, &C
Hay active and in demand at SliO01
1900.
Grain freights steadier and unchanged.
Eggs In good demand at l3hIl4c.
Other articles unchanged
Bonds-Nirginia Century. 5Si56J0: Bal
timore and Ohio stock. 7Ol5 bid Northern
Central stock go, bid; Baltimore and
ohio Southwestern firsts 1O5 bid: Gas
bonds, 1l4fs0lljh: stocks. GG2.GG7
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
= PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. II, 1891
SAII.IEI

= PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug II, 1891
SAILED
Schooner Jennie Hall. Hall. 10 load
coal I.ambert's Point FOR Goddin, Me.
Schooner George r. Nreeland, ABBOTT
pig iron. EliZabethpOrt.
PORT or WEST POINT. Aug. H. 1894.
NRRlN En-
Steamship Columbia Dair New York,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Alleghaney, Nickerson, PROV
idence via Norfolk and Newport News.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nckle. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia Dair New York,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Alleghaney, Nickerson. Bal
timore. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore
Passengers and general cargo.
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dulgcd in. winding up with a Donkey
party. and rcfregnments.
TsblcauX, germans. opercttas etc, are
TO take place IN the near future.
Arrivals for the week are az follows:
Mrs Charles Davenport and family. OF
Richmond. Va. st. George Anderson, OF
Richmond. Va: Frank Barker and Rob
ert G.. Lowry Of New York; Mrs. w. :
Hirst and family. OF Washington. Quite
a number Of others from Louisville. Ky;
Cincnatu, Washington. Philadelphia,
New York &c.
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Rajlroad STOCKS.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. Aug. II, 1871.

Offerings-Wheat. 1854 bushels; corn
cyniteC. 9lS bushels: oats, 1892 bushels.
Sales-Wleat l.2ii bushels; corn
Cwhite,. COO bushels; oats, 3Gi bushels.
Wheat--Lonsberry Doc 10
5Sc.: mixed. j4c. 10 5>c.; shortDerry' 1"c'
10 5Sc.; No. red, J6lsc
Corr.1White. Virginia dag lots),. GOc;
10 Gle; No. , white, GOc. 20 Gle; No. :
'' 9etsE 10 , mixed 35llc. TO Soc; No. 3
mixed. 3ihc to Doc; new winter. &c.
10 lie.
Rye-5oc. 70 SIC.
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leaving Mrs. Haseel and Mrs. Saucr.
Mrs. /. @. Cardwell and her son. Mr.. Fs
c. Cardwell are here for the summer
Colonel Jam.esOns many friends regret
York but hope TO welcome him again
In a few days
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September. GCj: October. G.I0: Novem-
ber G.IS: December. GS3; January, go;
February. COG; March, 1.O2; April, lbs;
May, ia.
The consolidated net receipts OF cotton
reported to-day and so far this week
from all ports were 30 bales; exports
to Great Britain. 2s5 bales; France, so
bales; stocks. 1917 .GG6 bales.
The total visible supply OF cotton for
the world Is 2,2a3. 3JJ bales. of which
II $50 30 bales are American. against
2.432,342 bales and 1.969 y bales. re-
spectively, last year; receipts OF cotton
this week at all interior towns. G,Sit
bales; receipts from plantations. 2,SOS
bales: crop in sight. 7.396.3}G bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. u.-Cotton ~
lures steady; sales 1900 bales; August
vember 642; December, G.5l; January.
G.57: February. G6i: March. G.69: April,
G.75; May. 6Sl; June, G.s1; July. 6.g3.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ll.-l2:W +. NJ
Cotton duh, free supply. ofterins, and
prices Unchanged American middling,
3Is; sales, 5000 bales: American, 800
bales; speculation and export. 800 bales
receipts. 1000 bales; American, loo
bales. Futures duh at the decline: Au-
gust. 3 4G-C4: August and September.
4j-0td3 46-G4: October and November
1864 November and December, 3 4i-Gi;
December and January. 1854 January
and February. 1911; February and
March, jl-G4.
p M.-Spot lower August. 3 45-Gf
bid: August and September. 45-6t bid.
september and October. 45-6in3 4G-Gi;
October and November, , 4G-'A. sellers.
November and December, 46-6iT3 4f-dl.
January and February. 4S-G4q3 1864;
February and March, . jD-I. buyers:
March and April jl-Giu3 52-Gi. Flu
lures closed quiet but steady. American
middling. fair. ~: good middling 15-lG:
mi7dling, , 27-32; low IniJdling, 81. good
ordinary, 35s: ordinary. 3 1-lG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
DpeninR. CLOSING.

unchanged and the feeling was firm
No. > spring wheat. 54a56iic.; sample
"a, G5Ftc. No. > corn, j3hc.; No. oats
3Oi2 a31Isc. mess pork, per barrel. Sl3.3J
ala 20: lard, $40. short rib sides Qoose).
s. l0G7.2O: dry sailed shoulders. S631l2;
short clear sides boxed. $I.31l2a i.62l.;
tgbfelr Il %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle-Receipts. 300: sales. 300
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 400; sales.
400
Hogs Receipts, 275; sales, %.
Prices: Cattle-Best. SIC. to &c. gross:
medium to good. 23.c 10 Sac. gross, com
mon to fair, &c. TO 2Rc. gross. bulls.
2L.c. to &c. gross.
Sheep-2c. to Sc. gross.
Lambs-}c. TO he. gross.
Hogs-G3.c. TO &c. net.
Market fairly active and everything
sold.