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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

Following Is the daily cotton letter OF
Atwood NiClett & Co., OF New York, by
private Tire 10 G.. v. Branch q Co.:
The Government reports good rams
I'm Georgia and at Macon. Augusta, ana
Columbus; also number OF points n
Alabama. in Eastern and Central MIS-
sissipp. also at number OF places IN
Texas. which, IN addition to the alarm
ing condition Of labor troubles in the
West, brought about decline mere OF
. to q points. at which loss the market
closes Liverpool opened and closed
the same as last night The world
visible supply OF all kinds to-day IS
272oO0O bales, against 2,s2b,NoO Dales
last year, and 3,2i4.UW bales the year
before, of which American Z,ZlVV" DdieS,
against 2.325.Oo bales last year anu
2.G'2.OHO bales the year before. Exports
10 Great Britain since september LIST
have been 80. go bales, against :. -O'""
bales last year. Therefore, while lHey
have been $4,000 bales more than LAST
year. thu stock az Liverpool is only lI""
bales more OF American than last year,
but 27N.UnO bales more than three years
ago. when the crop was S.63oVD bales,
but $4,000 bales less than TWO years
ago when the crop was 3oNo,'b BAGS.
stock at United states ports last nisht
80 go bales. exclusive OF 2iup bale'
on shipboard. whereas last year tHty
we're Dos 0VO bales and o',O'" pales' re-
spectively Stocks at thirty-one leading
Interior points in the South, AS reported
by the Chronicle, 1900 bales, against
~. 900 bales last year. \ summary
OF weather reports received by the enron
icle reads as follows: They. indicate
that the weather has been dry over
greater portion OF Texas during the
week. and while the crop in general
looks promising, late cotton Is sald 20
be needing rains I'm some localities. In
remainder Of south, however, there has,
as whole, been sufficient moisture
and the crop is toing well Port re
ceipts today about 800 bales, against
I 100 bales last year.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL. July Even less
than the usual pretense or traqlhs lol
Saturday was apparent IN Wheai Io ,,iriSss
The crowd were anxious IN their injuries
as TO the condition Of affairs AT lue
scenes OF the labor troubles ana heElcSt
ed the grain markets almost eil. cli
There was the regular scaIPlhs u 80 80
which is always seen, even durlhb 'Hc
dullest times, but nothing was done by
the more important interests. Inc ope1-
ing was weak, but that tone lasted ol'S
a few minutes, being succeeded 10y
more steady feeling and a nrmlhs UP
nom. the close. September wheat opened
at 57igc.. sold between 51'sc, ana '>'~c.'
closing at .SlsHJS &C., Il net gam OF ~.
for the day. Cash wheat was qulcO'
The trade In corn nad notmhs hoSV-
worthy or significant IN us manu-
TO distinguish il from that or any oIher
Saturday. unless. possibly httle less
OF IT, The changes I'm tone ana tnG
trend of prices were In strict accoIu
with those Of wheat Septemneer o1 coll
opened at 40rsc. advanced TO and cioseu
al 4la.c. "A gain over yesterday OF nc
Cash corn was quiet. - iotor
oats were quiet. opening easy, ana iateT
jmblbing some strength from wheat an.
corn The local element dld the most
Of the trading. with a good demand from
The short side. september oats closed
a.aI2c higher than yesterday o@Sh
oats were easier. ,...
Provisions was no hog market
ar me Yards hence the trading In product
,vas unchanged Prices ruled easy gen
orally speaking, although ribs presented
some frmness at the close. Inc slrlNe
situation Is OF paramount importance
10 the trade and pending some settle
meut OF the middle, there is little proba-
hllitv Of much business. The close was
nc lower FOR september pork, uh-
changed for September lard, ana ~.
higher for September RIBS. lheIe W ~
no trade in cash PROVISIONS al'houS"
tb.ra vyag some demand.
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january. 600: February. 7.OO; March,

January. 69i; February. 100; March,
T.0G; April. III g.. -,
One bale OF new cotton. the frst OF
the season. was received here to-day
from Texas. =,
LIVERPOOL, July 1880 p. NJ
Cotton dull and prices In favor buyers.
American middling. 4; sales. 600 bales
American, 800 bales; speculation ana
export. 5000 bales, receipts, i,Vo baies
American. $500 bales. Futures quiet
Iutv and August. 2 J7-G4: August and
September, 3 $50: September and DC
tober. 3 SOFT, January and February
3 63-Gi. -
=. M.-American mlddling, 4; July.
3 56-6iT3 57-6i: July and August, 3 90,Gi
az SCI; August and September, 3 3o-Ct,
sellers, September and October, o5-0f'
October and November, 3 6O-Gi. DO; 10
vember and December. 3 6l-a, do; De-
cember and January, , G2-G4, do. January
and February. D}-6i, do; FEBRUARY
and March. tni l-Gi. Futures cIoseu
duh but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

The new woman" is served up In this
particularly ungallant fashion In Jerome
*. JcrOmc's paper. To-Day: In the west
end ~ London there arc plenty Of vapid,
brainless, heartless 0verdresGed-in-the-
afternoon and underdressed-u-the-
ing little animals. that. there being no
other name at present for, we have
10 call women. They are vicious. selfish
and Idle. They sell themselves for money
and then do not carry out the terms OF
the bargain. They marry, but they are
never wives. They are blood-suckers on
the unfortunate men who have been
asses enough 30 undertake the RESPONSE
Dility Of feeding and clothing them. They
Will ruin them in their business and wor-
ry them into early graves rather than 20
without an extra new dress They have
children, but they are not mothers, they
have not even the instincts Of the better
class hrufcs. Self-indulgent and stupid
they drift through life. everlasungly
whining and posturing. bore 20 them
selves and q curse 20 everyone VINO
knows them. They cry that they are
misunderstood which would be the most
charitable thing that could happen 90
them, and they talk about their souls
with as much assurance as II they really
possessed one. They take all they can
get. they DO nothing for g. and they arr
never satisfied. But ] should be sorry to
take them as types Of their sex, and 10
talk about them as the new women. They
are types Of nothing but social disease
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HUYssOoN.-Died, at his residence 4o IN
Patterson. y. j.. July 81 instant. kcv,
LANES HUYSSOON. AGED seventy ,l"Iee
yoars' father OF Mrs. Dr. T.. W. Moore
t1.rIT-Dled. at 7IO p. NJ. July tth.
at me residence Of her parents li-3 80,
7 9Th street. MABLE BRIGHT, only cullI
Of Edward r. and Lulu VI. huhh' dseu
eighteen months.
Another little lamb is gone
10 dwell with Him who gave
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered I'm the grave. 40,
Cod needed one more anger chllu
Amidst His shining band,
Ana so H bent with loving smile
And clasped our darling NAM atl
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON rom ule
o,,,.e residence at o'clock. triehuS III
The family are invited TO attend.
cRENSHAW. Died, at the r,esldent,ee
a. her husband. 80. 32i north hIeE I ~
street at II 2. NJ, July 'th. Mr. Mrs N1 Grep.
INV, i'm the thirty-ilrst year OF her ~.
t,1neraI services from Seventn,-,99ttT,S,Cl
cbristian church on MONDAY Mol'N-
lNAr dl w " ~
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A Nlllnge Sodom.

We see II announced in the Washing
ton papers that Rosslyn Va, Is soon to
have "a prize ring, or so-caued "Athlet-
&C. club" This viii add greatly 10 the
other many ATTRACTIONS of this loath-
some village. the gateway TO the great
State Of Virginia! 1t now consists OF
abou ten houses. four Of which are
rum mills, one house ~ prostitution.
policy den. n faro bank. and scvcra' keno
games az It's water edge. and opeu-air
poker games under the broad OAK trees
of the Government reservation In front.
This village. or town. would he worthy
Of the for, progressive West. where %e
understand such luXuries are courted by
the outlaw. the bandit. and stage rehber.
but to a civilized community and one
living adjacent TO the National capital.
the citadel Of culture and refinement
is simply outrageous and criminal 10 per-
init to exist. and Will Gs long as the
state and county auluoilues allow them
TO be- there. totally destroy decent lmini-
grafton to this otherwise lovely country.
We protest i'm the name of the good GU
2ons of this county against making II the
1tmping place for all sorts uf wee ana
resort for social Out-casts. We again
caU upon the law officers II the county
to enforce the Jaw and clean them out
They can't plead ignorance any longer
Alexandria Bulletin
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portrait I'm Berlin in 1891. ana IN VIC
spring OF Is93 went 10 London. OF nVrdty
weeks she gave herself up TO the stSuy
OF Rembrandt and NandXck, IN we ~, -
tional Gallery. Then she painted lhe ~
trait OF Princess May wife Of the Duke
OF York and it created a distinct sen
sation. Commissions from members VI
the English aristocracy followed, anu
when II finally became known that the
artist was without hands OF arms her
work became SUI more appreciates. pc
cause OF the almost insurmountaDle ul-
hcul;ies which she had overcome in her
don, which became at once fashionable
resort II was here that the sketch Oi the
arnless artist the only one which she
has ever permitted TO be made Of her,
was taken. Her portraits are remarkable
for their elegant simplicity. and are mod
crn In tone and conception.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July Flour our hes-
lected, and easy; winter ".eat son Low
- lt,6i95 81. do. patent. S20Oa3.2O; Min
T,,olota clear. s32Ja2G5, patent, S3.4uW
III, low extras. SlSJa2D. Southern
dour duh and weak; common TO Ialr
extra. S21Oq30; good to choice 40
S'' " heat firmer and moderately active;
No . red store and elevator, 3JFlc.
adoat. l0iGG50%c Options duli , ana
firm at asQ19c. advance; no. : reu' yuiy.
59Ic.: August. GO1sc.; September, 6l1sc''
De S'orn d1li P'F and nrmer; No 2, 459sc.,
oIeVator. 46i,c. ahoat. options dull ana
vithout feature, closing iirm at &C. ad-
vance: July, 4JAc.; August 4o'2c'' sep
te Gats dull liza and weaker options nomi-
naIiy higher. July. 46c. August, "tG.'
September. 32igc Spot,No. = &C 49, 10,
. white, 5ll.a52cc;, mixed WESTERN ''74"
52c.; white do, 9lHoc .hir,,,,,,
Hay quiet; choice steady; shipping
5oc good 20 choice, iJpN9c.
Wool fairly active and about STEADY
domestic fleece, l1g22c., pulIed, i3S",iC(,
Reef auiet and steady; family Sl1'Vvp
400: extra mess, SS.001io.1V; beef Mans
dmU at $50 OOa2O.Jo; uerced beef mae
live. CITY extra, India mess, SlrWalH.W
cut meats quiet and firm; picked De l ~
s773; shoulders, S6QO; Mans FlV''og
100: mddles nominal ......, s+.o,,
lard 0uiet and frmer; western steam
closed s at $40; city, 500; July. $50,
nominal. Refined quiet Continent $i;J -,
South American, 500; compound So.Oo
Pork quiet and firm; mess. $4,000
inter quiet; choice firm; State dairy
13Tl1bc.; creamery, l5alsc.; western
dairy, l0h7gl4l2c.; creamery l4a ioc''
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude
29c. yellow, 32l2u33c.
Petroleum dull and steady.
Rosin dull and steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. Sl.3jNl.4O ooo
Turpentine quiet and nominal at "oe
'V Rice in fair demand and firm; domestic
fair to extra, 33sQ5l4c.; Japan, t1sgtAcG;
Molasses-Foreign nominal Ne" ~,
leans omen kettle good 10 cholce' qule'
and unchanged at 2Ta5Ic. ,oo,.,
Coffee-Options barely STEADY az VH-'
noints down: July, $3.50 lo.S9i septem,
| ber S14OOQi4.O 90; December, $l3W; Spo'
Rio dull and steady; No I, SlGo2l 60.
'sYear-Raw quiet; fair refining. ll-lGc
Refined steady and quiet; or a, 13sdtc
standard A, 1-l6a4Ac.; cut-loaf 4isa
Z Lice; crushed. 1919 l-lGc: granu
hated I LEA &c; cubes. 5-lGq4i2c.
Freights to Liverpool dull and steady
cotton, 5-Gfd.; grain, lad.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK July , 1Mcot tioIaD steady az
s sSeeSiv: sales. 1870 bales; July. 6.9dg
20: october. 1919 90; November. 7l24
49, December 7.l9gI9 20 L. 1amh u 23
az 20; February. I3la'.S"' Nai0h' ''''
U The The consolidated net receipts o. cotton
we're 400 bales es sBSa q, Bales sS continent
NEW ORLEANS. s SS,y Ia las. Juiy' a rs:
lures quiet; o sai September, oT6; October.
4 ". SsoS Ssg $50; December. ass;
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CINCINNATI. o., July Flour quiet:
patent. $3.3Jli3.sJ; do. fancy. S2.15a3.OO.
Wheat quiet. red sample, new, J2c.
Corn steady; one car rejected white
oats hrm: No. white. DOC. No.
mar IIN@rd-Steam leaf. S712la; kettle dried.
Bacon steady; shoulders. $3.50; short
rib sides $50. DO clear sides, $500.
Whisky steady at $l2D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEr.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, July =
There was no business done III uee ".C ,,,,\
latest soles reported during tne week IN
dicated an advance over last week o,
25U50c. on cattle, 40050c. on hogs' anu
25uJOc. on sheep and lambs. Cattle may
be quoted from $3.50 TO 800. hoSs I'm
;5q2s.55. and sheep Sl75aS42j. Lambs
range from SiuSi.U.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD. July Flour

BALTIMORE. MD. July Flour dull
o' Wat us firm: No. 2 red spot and July.
h7uG57i5c.; August. 5Is4q5i5sc.; Septem-
Der, 5Sssd5sa.c. steamer No: red, oi14c''
milling wheat. by sample. 5sa5sl1ic. ,.,,y
Corn firm; mixed spot. tGac. nld; Jn niy;,
Sac; do. on grades, 53q54c. ,,m
oats firm; No. 2 white, western DIG
&c; No. 2 mixed. western, 491zqS0c.
Rye dull; No. 2. 6ogo0c.
Hay quiet ana unchanged. .-.4--4---
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA, July I, 1894.

l.,,hitel. 200 bushels; corn (mixeO, Loo
H1shhelS: oats. 100 bushels
Saies-Wheat l34 bushels corn ewnitel.
100 bushels; corn (niNeu)' i'oVV bushels
o% oSTn'otations: Wheat-Longberry. COO. TO
COG mixed, soc. to &c; shortberry, use.
10 Pm oII,, White. Virginia (bag lots). 56c
30 0afs%No. 2 mixed. 52c.; No. mixed.
zoe. To Die.
Dva-EIc
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, July 7.-Spirits tur-
pentne firmly held at pc. for regulars;
2Sc. bid: receipts, 2,Ol2 casks
Rosin market firm at decline on medium
gades. sales. 2.OOO barrels, receipts. ass
barrels quota, y, &. and -. SiO5;
T., St15; +, SL25. O, Sl.40. h. $40; |,
Sl.0J. X. 81 -; NJ, SD. y. So 50. window
glass, $50, water white, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

The ables, survivors Of the war on both sides
have contributed 90 :his work their 'ecoilec-
tons OF the struggle. ant although we are
siu too near The great war tc yet tn true
historical perspective this work eau lay claim
70 be a comprehensive. impartial, and pic
turesque record such as only me greatest
historian could equal. while i1 ihe attention
devoted to detail and ACCURACY It bids fair to
remain unequaled. -Ch,oHNf. so f'arfii'''
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Provisions unchanged.

Butter firm creamery, fancy 1sc.;
ladle, fancy, lac; store-packed, 10al-c'
Eggs firm at llnllRc.
Coffee quiet No :. 1614c.
Bonds-Virginla IS, new, 7Oa72h; Con-
solidated Gas bonds llfAQli5A; stocks,
$685..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

These campaigns stand between the old aud
the new organizations methods. ard arms.
AMI ifthey perforce retain much ofthe former
they also foreshadow something OF the latter
The troops, indeed, were raised armed, and
drilled within the period embraced By the be-
ginning and ending OF the strife but they had
the immense advantage of body o. officers
trained in a good school, aud Il wa, TO IVES,
Point that both sides owed the educated
officers who were the very soul Of the armies
they led or commanded These papers show.
not less than their acions-indeed, more, Tor
they reveal character what kiud Of men they
were. aud It IL that quality which make, this
mishty collection monument to the officers
ana men Of opposing hosts. and shows once
more wha a formidable body OF leaders sud
combatants the millions swarming in the
United states could put in the Geld - The St.s-
fafoy LoNaoH. EHglsgA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

NIIItMVNI, ~ JuI5 = I1
Cattle-Receipts. 300, sales. 900.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 4OO' sales'
300.
Hogs-Receipts, 200, sales POO.
Prices. Catt!e-Best. sac 10 &c. gross
medium 10 good. Sc. TO 3lec gross com
mon to fair. g. TO 2s4c gross, oulIs'
DC TO 24,c. gross.
Shcep-2}2c. To 30. gross.
lambs-3c 10 4i2c. gross.
Hogs-6l2c. to Gttc. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

cash Quotations-Flour.N Nothing DOM
and no change in quotations. spot lots
were steadier, wheat, 2dq'o' S. 80 co.
31a.-c: pork. SI245al247i2; lard, 5000
G'75i,: ribs, SG.G0aGG2l9: shoulders SOi@
gi6-l5i5: sides. S6.S7l2nIo0; whisky, $l.l0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
O(IIMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. July 7-Rosln
Arm. strained 90c.; good strained, 0Oc.
Turpentine firm at 28l2c
Tar firm at sl.35. s,oo.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Sl.O'
soft. 81 10; virgin, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Is basis was the war articles published in
the Ce1fhyy, which. after wide publication had
the advantage Of revision aud direction by
thousands OF participants in The action, they
described They were moreover originally
written by distinguished officers who had
access 20 Official papers 10 aid their personal
memories. and they were edited with tina
greatest cage. As presented In the tSnfs,y they
were interesting to all readers and Of pnrticu-
lar value 10 students of war history But their
value has been increased by their compilation
into the general work here noticed. for the
pub ishers have added many supplementary
chapters and. In effect. the book as 1t now
stands Is a complete history OF the war written
in chapters by the chief actors therein. -FN6hs
L<dgey. PhHadcLphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

The work will have a unique value as en-
halming the histories Of actors liz the war. who
uttered their final test imouy. II would oe i'm
possibe TO duplicate II end It would not be
EASY to parallel the enterprise and the liberal
expenditure Of the publishers by which the
PRODUCTION Of such a work was accomplished.
-WafchmaH B0st0B.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

It il the a,l-round hearty cooperation oft
combatants. no matter what their uniform.
hue or butternut. AMI the careful editing
which make this astonishing series such
valuable supplement- 10 the strictly Official
papers. returns. and reports OF bosh'sides -I A'
Se,lfaf0y. London, England.
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official records aud other trustworthy docu-
meuts are put in proof Of every important
.,atement. and the battle scenes are illustrated
by the most carefully prepared maps.-D@'y
Nelgs L0rd0H. England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

1t is perfectly safe to say that. be the second
what IT will. no American book pub ished for
many year. perhaps no Ameican book ever
published. Will be 50 dearly loved or so warmly
cherished as his Appearing while 10 heroes
are yet counted by thousands but while team
for their great leader are yet warm upon the
cheek: eagerly read by those who helped to
make it, story. and by their children, proud OF
their sires: serving by it. careful aud realous
fairness to help on the work OF perfect recon
citation. and to make every American OF
proved bravery proud ofevery other American
with the same tile To distinction. it has made
itself place apart in the national esteem, and
will occupy It as long As true patriotism shall
endure in the land -Hsya!a, Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, July = lo"''
ARRT ID.
Schooner David allison Rose philadel-
phia, coal. 5. H. HAYES & CO.
SAILED. -
schooner Pessie Brown, Smith, Stam-
ford bark. Goodman Bros. q CO., vessel
Curtis ~ Parker. ,t..,,,,.,+,o
schooner Fannie Brown, Hardcastle.
Ashley River, 5. G., pyrites, vessel GURUS
A Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

General w0lseley, OF the British amy in his
recent critic SIN OF the WI. declares mat the
Century Compan. has 'doue A great s'rvicc to
tie soldiers OF all armies by the publication Of
these r. ords.'-riaranes. C4h4g0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, July Bar silver weak;
quoted - Lilo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

To estimate their value the historical stu
dent has only to think how eagerly such
series by Napoleon and his marshals and the
generals who opposed him would be seiIed on
ifthey could he discovered to-day.-Ensisf
Pest, Sas FyaHcfsrg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

valor has never received a greater tribute at
the hands Of art and literature than that paid
10 the battles aud Leaders Of the great civil war
In the United States Ia the remarkable work
recently issued by the Century Company
WAiS and Cozyify. Bangor, BE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

whose has possessed himself OF this valus'
bile work has the most authentic and readable
story OF the great civil conflict that has ever
been or probably ever viii BE- wTi,,en.-6".
TOleds OAi0.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, July I. 1894
Saleg-f0. 900 Virginia Centuries at 80.
: 900 Richmond city IS at 100.
4 600 Atlanta and Charlotte first rs