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receipts, 300 bushels; st0lk. i2i2.S79 bushels
Rye dni-No- =. 50-receipfs. -a73 bushels: stock
S9.-ss9 bushels Hay firm-cuod 10 choice timothy
si.HsiN Grain freieiIts unchanged. Cotton steady
nllddling ;. Provisions steady-I0ess pork. 10 so.
bnik meats. loose shoulders. ~: long clear 81:
sld.s- s4' shoulders. smoked 81. hams. 11a12.
iaro- VA Rritrr steady -creanasry. 26a21; fair
70 choice 2Ba2i, Imitation. 1sas0: ladle. fancy
Is good 70 choice. laal6 rolls dne Is; do. fair
- 5000. l2al3: storr packed. f2ai3. Ergs firm
SdGar luiet-grsnu.aiel. -. Oof,per steady-re-
hi,sd alga.sa. Whisky steady sta1 y.
IAl-IlMoBf. Jan 20. -NirEinis g. faI bid;
lalllnore and Ohio stick. - asked: Northern
Cehiral stock. GIa67is Baltimore and Ohio souti.-
M,siern Isis lOl hid; first INCOMES. 59isass1: Con-
sol GATED Gas bonds. Il2lsall3A.: stock. IS Il.
Chicago Grain and Provision Markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the highest ami
the lowest and the closing prices Of the New Yorl;
stock market today. reported by Corson K
Mccartney. members New York stock exchange
Correspondents Messrs. Moore & Schley, No SO
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CHICAGO. Jan. 20. issl
New York Cotton


Inc Following were the readings of the Their
~. nDonie'er al me weather bureau today; 9 a. m,
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Mr.. Davis is a son of L. Clark Davis of
the Philadelphia Ledger.

CAIRO, Jan. 26-The khedive has acced-
ed to the demand made upon him by Lord
Cromer, the British diplomatic agent here
that he publish a formal retraction of the
structures he. recently passed upon the
army, and issue order praising its con-
dftion and the efficiency of the British and
Egyptian officers. Maher Pasha, assistant
minister of war, who was charged with in
citing the khedive to make his hostile criti-
cisms, has been transferred by the khedive
LONDON, Jan. 26.-An extraordinary
high tide last night demolished sixty yards
of the sea wall at Sandgate, a town in
Kent, two miles from Folkestone Gangs
OF men were employed today in bolsterlng
the gaps with fagots The waves carrying
tons of shingle. swept across the road near
the sea wall this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26
BROUGHT BY CABLE.

News Notes of Interest Sent From
Abroad.
FLORENCE. Jan. 26--The newspapers of
this city extend hearty welcome to Mr.
Charles Belmont Davis, the new American
consul here. and publish a sketch of his
career
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A London Comment.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-Sporting Life after
commenting upon Corbetts brilliant career
remarks that Mitchell like Sullivan, has
ceased to take proper care of himself. and
that no amount of training will cleanse
his inside from the adipose muscle Of years
deposit. Sullivan's defeat it says, should
have served as a warning to Mitchell. His
real friends saw the danger for him in
tackling a fresh youngster like Corbett,
but Mitchell was confident that he was as
good ever and unheeded the advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26

f. ]. Duff has written the Commissioners
a letter protesting against the dumping of
rubbish in square 672.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND- "a mix p

RICHMOND, VA, July =, 1874.
Offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day by MessTs George A.
Haynes and Shelburne * Scott-Haynes
sold p and shelburne d Scott sold l
package-total. IS packages. one package
(N. g., Jr., No. ~ sold at $50, one (R. c.,
No. % at vi two Or. G.. No q and q. l.,
No. u at so. one IL. b. g., No. u at SlS.75,
one &C. Il. NJ, No. u at Sl5.15. one GO. L.,
No. p at SIS. one Or. j. W. b., No. - at
$l25J three Or. c.. No. 4. c. 3. NJ, No. 2.
and L. b. b., No. y AT Sl2. three (R. c,
No. 3, Dr. j. W. b., No. ?, and {. l.. c.,
no. y at alyo one 60. W 3, No. p at
SlO25 four Or. c., No. g. G. y. NJ, No. 3.
l.. b. g.. No. 3, and G. W. H., No. u at
$40 one CW. g.. Jr, No. - at $40 one
81. ". r.. No - at $3.50, one CO. w. h.,
No. 81 at 80, two (W. J.. Is. ~ b., Nos.
10 and y at IS, two W. l.. -. Il b., No. !,
and c. b. NJ, No. - at s775, one DIR. J.
W. r., No. y at $50. two (N. l.. b. &
g., No 3, and II. T.. No. u at W.2o, one
(W. B. G., No. u taken in at 81, one (W
l.. Il. ~ b., No. ID sold at ST. one CIV. L.
r., No. 3, and 5. G., No. y sold at boo'
four w. l.. b. u b., No. IL. ;. O., Nos. z
and 3. and T. l.. c., No. - at 81. one o.
". c., No. p at $40, one CIV. l.. b. q r.
No. - at $50. three e. II. ", No. 2, T.
c., No ], and c. l.. C., No. y at soIV'
s.. one %. r., No. p at $3.50, two -. H.,
No. 3, and r. II. ~, No. IL AT $3.50, one
(W g., Jr.. No. 8 at $500, one CIV. l.. s.
n b., No. g AT $40, two O. H., No. 2
No. a at $50, one CIV. L. %. & b., No; y
at $500. three or. ii. ~, No 8, G. b. NJ,
80. 3. and ). g., No 81 at $40, one o.
NJ r., No. p at s3ZJ. two O.. r., No. l.
c.. No. u at $40 three %. H.. No. J.
J. NJ. r., No. 3, and w. b. c., No. p NJ
s., one c.. L. c., No. - AZ $3.50 one CIV
l.. B. & 49,, No. 81 at $3.50, three CIV. t.
b. n b., No. I, ). g., No. q. and T. l.. c..
40. q at 2.7O. one Ct. II. ~, No. - al
No. q at $3.50, one %. W. c" No. - at
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. 5 hOgsheads filters, 90 leaf
dark. II, lugs dark, H. Total, SO hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
uspections-Bright - hossheads, dark,
"a hogsheads and a tierces. Relnslec-
lions bright 80 hogsheads and fierce
Myers. Farmers. Meals. Davenport's
Planters Allcghany, Naughan'S, shell
burnes. ShOckOe, Crenshaw's, and sea
brOoke's tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts, 226 packages; deliveries,
l72 packages.
United states internal revenue colec-
tons for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, N,l3iOl, plug
tObdccos, $-,Jpl-1. lottl, so'p'i'''
A small sale Of loose tObaccos at the
Planters nrehouse to-day.
a loose sale at Shelburne's tobacco
warehouse to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day. f. W smith Rocky Mount, \. c.
III. L. Carr, Caroline, Va; 5. Goodwin,
~ T. Butler, Louisa. Va; J. W. Carr,
Caroline. Va William billiard. Portl0w's,
Va: W L. Blanton, Caroline, Va; j. A.
Davis. Tarboro y. c.; y. r. Carter,
Charles Il. Mahon Caroline, Va; W. +.
Gillian, Farmville. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
FAVORIIEs viz me fEOJs.
Robert j., Cobwebs and Alar Won -
Ihres Events.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July N-Fay0r-
ties won in all the events at the Grand
Circuit trOtting meeting to-day. tObwebs
and Clemmie @. were played against tho
field In the III class. and The former won
easily iu straight heats. The free-iur-dll
pace was the star event Of The day, ana
the knowing ones backed their latin IN
Robert j.. the game little selainS mat
has been piOted 10 victory many times
this season. Gcers laid back IN the nTat
heat finishing last. lie pulled up - sec
ond place IN the second. and then non IN
straight heats. The last hair Of tho mira
heat was paced In 100 H. and the mile IA
200 81 robert J. equallinR his best
time. made AT Nashville. Flying Jib be-
havrd badly, and was distancei In the
second heat. The D., class was gilt %
Alar, Cocoon being good second.
The programme Will be- finished satuF-
day with the 2.lJ trOt ana 30 pace. II
was announced ar the track mat Robert
j and Mascot would pace match race
at Buffalo next week. summary
First race-2H class, uotung. purse
5000. -CObwebs, ch. r., by whip firimli.l,
!. /. ]. Rex Americas, b. D., by onward
Heers). g. 3 2; Cicmmie O.. en- m.. BY
Post boy tB. shank, 2 ID, 2 Fila .,
Jim Wilkes, Russelimont, New Castle.
Eulalia, OakbOurue also ran. ZINE,
second race-free for all pace. purse
Ger Gers "2 7. j. j. /. /. sai.dS9 br s. By
s. s.. BY BY Fayorite wilkes lstrstton(. j. g.
2 (: Guy. Mascot IS. W. r., Flying Jio
also ran. Time. 200 Il, 200 ii, 200 81,
200 Ia 2.0 .
81 nD-Alar. Dr. m.. by Alcantara Gold
smith. l. ]. !. Cocoon. Blk. m, by ty-
clone Starr. 2 ?. 2, Groenleaf b. s., by
Cold Leaf (CaiD. 9. 4. 3: Patience sam
Weller. Guy. Hey. Piatine. Arena, Kate
billiard. Ronela also ran. Time, zlv.
2I6. 2ls 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
TUE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 27-Cotton steady;
middhng gulf. IA; middling uplands, Z;
sales. 200 bales. Futures closed bare
~ steady; sales, - 700 bales; July
6 1On6.7i august, 6.120G13. September,
615u6.76; October, G.S3: November, 6.3l ;
q692; December. G.os4699; January,
T.05M7.0G; February, 1124713, March,
71SuIl0; April. I24a726; May, i.Su'
7.32; gross receipts, 9S bales; forwarded,
o. bales safes. 100 bales; spihhers'
500 bales; stock, 40. SIS bales.
Weekly-Net receipts. 80 bales; gross
receipts, 3.u9l bales exports 10 Urea,
Britain, t,as1 bales; France, $40 paIss
Continent 9,023 bales; forwarded q, So SO
bales; sales, 9SsS bales; spinners' o''-'
bales
fetal to-day Net receipts, 80 bales :
exports to Great Britain. - bales stocN'
Total so far this week..Net receipts
3.5l2 bales: exports to Gredt pfEi on.t'
9.lG5 bales: France. 80 pa'eS' Sohu-
nent, 10. i73 bales. -. ~, ro.o,,,.
Total since September lstcNe, Tsceipls'
5hs9,3i2 bales; experts 10 Sss4ti ~ pIi,adin.
. SIG,OG7 bales; France, @n, 80 Dales
Continent, 1874 3 bales; channel ''oSi
bales. 40. .ooo,,.,,
OF cotton at all ports since September
/. 1893: Galveston, l,O3O,I2S bales; New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

CHICAGO HI. July 27-To corn be
longs the credit for causing a tempo
rary advance in wheat to-day, and be-
cause corn was unable 10 preserve the
fun appreciation there was CORES
bonding decline I'm wheat. 4 total dis
regard OF direct influences was seen,
careful watch being Kept on the usu-
ally Joss important grain. Gables were
all lower September wheat opened
from j2%c 10 52lao., sold between 65t4c.
and 52a,c., closing at a2hcY lac. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was firm.
Sales were generally made on a basis
Of u 10 Sc. advance on yesterday
figures.
Corn-The weather man decided how
corn should 20 to-day by yesterday s
predictions for shower throughout the
corn belt. but they failed 10 materallIr.
Again the predictions from Washington
were for showers IN almost all the states
west northwest. and southwest, 80 that
a corresponding decline took place DO
values. September corn opened from
4lI,c To i4lyc.. advanced 10 t5lec., sold
on TO iia14f4c., closing at H'sc., ",c
higher than yesterday. Cash corn Was
in good demand. Prices were le. per
oats were in close sympathy with
corn. Shorts We're the buyers when
the advance was IN progress. and during
the latter period Of business there was
"A disposition 10 put out their lines again.
September closed 7sc. higher than yes
terday. Cash oats were ". higher
than yesterday.
Provisions Product was duh but firm
The early upturning rain and an ad-
vance in live hogs helped prices al
though the volume OF trading was
limited The close was 90. higher than
Yesterday for September pork, 2iaQ5c.
higher for september lard, and 2i2c.
A.aF.f r4FF4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
GORED IN 4 nun.
Mr. X. Deseroux Painfully Injurcd-A Big
Meeting In Louisa.

GORDONSVIILE, VA, July S.-spe-
cial.-Mr Il. DeserouX. a farmer living
about q mile from town, was severely
gOred Yesterday morning by vicious bgli
on his premises. Fortunately nelgnnor
rode up Just rs II occurred ana beat the
animal on or the man would have been
killed Ills injuries are painful and
severe. bat the physician thinks he Will
recover.
A camp-meeting IS In progress near
Rochelle. In Madison county, conducted
by the Rev Mr. Needham. a Baptist min
ister. with much interest Parties wh0
attended yesterday estimate the cOrgre
cation in excess OF two thousand per ons
The town school board at meeting
appointed the following persons; Prof
n H. Davis. principal; Sire. b. j. ktnnier.
6rst assistant and Miss Lille -. Evans.
sscOni assistant teachers for the session
1894 and g. which will open the 18th Of
September Tor term Of nine months.
Nr n " Fuller. general pas enger
agent OF the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way. VINO was seriously injured In IAN
accident at Rapidan Station some time
ago. was taken To his country home, near
Keswick. yesterday. and the physician ~
charge reports ne stood the trip Well ana
Is In a fair way OF recovery
"The EDITORS speech last nishi was a
telling blow. ,...,.
Eyes. il was big blow, hut very iltte
telling TO it"-Atlanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QU0TATIONs or
MOkEY
Offerings and Sales nj the Eichmord To-
baoco Exchange Internal Revenue
toiiections-f oreign Advioes.

NEW YORK July H.-Extreme dullness
characterized operations at the stock
tNchanBe throughout the day. The deal
ihbs were WhOny professional, and were
c@huhed almost entirely 10 the four walls
OF the stock Exchange. An effort was
maze IN the early hours Of business to
advance prices on advices from Wash
lns'oh thal the prospect for the passage
oi tarlu bin had improved. and the
general list did improve fractionaly. but
The advance failed 70 hold because OF the
dlscouraBlng news from the Wes> con
corning the corn crop. This led TO sales
OF the Grangers. which yielded Ia 10 5-6
per cent outside Of Burlington, which sOI1
on from - To Is 3-s the stock selling AZ
IS when the price In the regular way Was
~. The bears were disposed 10 be a8gres-
sive, bat nevertheless held themselves
Ia check because of their fears that Con-
Ertas may pass a tarin at any moment
when would give their opponents an oP-
pOrtunity they have long coveted 10 lit
the market. Sugar received steady sup
port from IT'S friends, and after yielding
IA rose 20 l03 l-s and closed at l02 rs.
Among the specialties American Tobacco
advanced IS % 81 Is, preferred, | IL 10
l0l; Delaware and Hudson. 10 l3l rs. Con
sOiidated Gas broke 3 to i2i IL. ". and l..
j.. preferred declined u % IL on the
decision Of the directors to pass the dlYi-
dcnd but later rallied 10 80. Distlliers
was sold down To Is 3-S on rumors OF
receiVcrship which were afterwards de-
MED. the instlgatOrs Of the story being
The heavy gold engaRements FOR to-mOr-
row failed 70 have any appreciable infiu-
cnce on the market Speculation closing
lively and barely steady in tone. Inc
total transactions were 5000 shares. in
GLIDING 1900 unlisted. The bond market
was irregular. but In the main weak.
Treasury Balances: Coin, S'0,63g,Oo, cur
rcucy, 81 1850.
Money on call easy at per cent. last
loan at per cent. and closing offered
al ] per cent, prime mercantile paper,
3iaa4 FER cent Bar silver, G29s sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in
eankers' bills at 49, ,H4S7i9 for sixty
days and 4SNi4 04sSll for demand; posted
rates, 1881 iS9i2. commercial bills, 4hIrt
N 4S'}t. Government bonds firm. state
bonds duh. Railroad bonds steady
silver at the board was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Flour neglected
ana centrally weak, winter wheat low
grades, Sl.s5q2jO. patent, S&l3q32D;
Minnesota clear. 50 2Jg2. patent, $50
qLOO; low extras, Sl.Sa23O. southern
flour weak and dull common 70 fair
extra, S2loQ3.Oo; good to choice do,
Wheat dull and nrmer, No. red, store
and elevator ,5+iac.; anoqt' -. - tq3 sri,
Rnstc., and closed -teady AT unchanged
prices 90 hc. over yesterday, with trad
ing dun; No. ? red, July, 54l2c.; August,
54Ac.; September, 56c.i December, ,~'sc.
Corn dun and ssitrongeTdi No. = ,n tgta
advanced Marie. fell Rulc.. rallied
l.Q4c., and closed firm at a.Qhc. over
yesterday, July. 544c.; August. Jonc.;
September, 40c.; December. 4IAic I'm
Oats dull and steady. options Gun
and frmer: July, SIC; August 33+sc.;
September. 3244c. No. white. July.
3gc. Spot-No. =. 4Oi.c., No white.
4lqHisc; mixed western, 4ia42c.; white
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, Boa
55c
Wool more active and steadier: domes-
tic fleece. l7H22c., pulled, l'h3ic.
Beef dun and steady FAMILY. Sl%oVI
14.uD: extra mess, SsOOuS.Joi beef mans
quiet at S2lOO. tierced beef quiet ana
steady; city extra, India mess. 81 ,Voq
1900; cut meats quiet ana STEADY; pichied
bellies, flfJ, shoulders, 3d. Mans
Sll.15p12OO; middles nominal
Larl hrIner and quiet western steam,
$I37h, city, SGSIb. september, Slp'
July. $3.50. Rehned-Conunent, $50,
South American. $50; compound, $500
N6Z1. ..-
Pork more active: mess, Sl4OOH 10
extra prime, Sl3.DB 1870.
Butter in fair demand and firm; state
dairy, 14tyQ1sc.; DO, creamery, i'rIJ
10c. western dairy, spl4i2c.; cream
cry, l3g l9c.; Elgns. Joe.
Cotton seed oil steady ana quiet, crude,
29c.. yellow 32Aq33c.
Petroleum steady and quiet
Rosn duh and steady; strained, com
mon TO good, 81 .2j0l3O.
Turpentine. 29l2c.
Rice firm; domestic, fair 10 extra, JjSd
5l.c.. japan 43-u l%ic.
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good To choice, dull
and steady al 27a31c.
Peanuts quiet and steady.
Coffee Options steady and unchanged
TO - points up; July, Sl53oq go sep
TENDER, $137Od1370; March, Si2.5J. spot
RIO quiet and steady; 10. l. Sl6.25.
Sugar-Raw dull and steady, fair re
hning, . ll-l6c. Refined steady and
quiet, on 4. 1-lGR41,c.; standard A,
( 1-lGu4lgc.; cut-loaf. 5iAGj 3-lGc. crush
ed 5isli5 5-lGc.; granulated. / 5-iGq Sc.
FreiAhts to Liverpool. weak cotton,
5-6id.; grain, ll4d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

Orleans, l.s63.530 bales; Mobile, 2l3, 7Jo
bales; Savannah, 90, or bales; Charles
ton. DJ,D02 bales: Wilmington. le9,UJ3
bales; Norfolk, 400. l07 bales, baltimore,
Boston, l0o,335 bales, Newport News.
1890 bales; Philadelphia, 6',so2 bales,
West Point, 239.314 bales; brunswick,
1910 bales. Velasco. e,S92 bales; Port
Royal, 1850 bales. Total. J,926,JOj
bales.
Deduct eJ.963 bales from the net re-
ceipts since september LIST, making the
corrected total since dated 3,S59,342 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July Election fu-
lures quiet sales. 1880 bales; July.
6G5, August COS. September. 649. Oc-
tober, 6.j1 November, Cos, December,
Cos; January, Ga. February, $50,
March. Csc; April go.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-12.30 +. NJ
Cotton quiet. free supply Offering, and
prices in favor buyers; American mid
ding. 3 29-32. sales, 5000 bales; Ameri-
can, $500 bales, speculation and export,
500 bales: receipts, l,OJO bales; American.
100 bales. Futures dun at the decline;
American middling. August and Septem-
Der. 1864. October ana November,
3 jO-6i, November and December. 3 Jl-6i.
December and January, 32-u9 January
and February. 8 o3~vt' FEBRUARY ana
March, 3 55-64. Tenders, 200 bales new
/ i. M.-American middling, fair e-l6;
good mddling, 3l-32; mlddling. IS,
low mddling, 23-3%, Bood ordinary,
3 23-32. ordinary, 3 l5-32; July, 3 5O-6l ;
July and August, 3 JO-64; August and
September, JO-tA, September and Oc-
to6er. 3 5l-Gi; November, 3 52-63; No
vember and December, 3 1864; December
and January, 54-64; January and Feb
ruary. 55-Gi, February and March.
3 56-Glq3 57-G4 Futures close firm.
Weekly cotton statistics-Sales Of the
week. 81 900 bales. American. 1000
bales: forwarded from ships side 20
spnners, 5000 bales actual export.
5000 bales. total import. 10000 bales;
American. IA 900 bales, total stock. l2i1.-
OnJ bales: American, ! ,O5l 900 bales. to-
tai adoat a4a. 000 bales; American, 2s.oO0
bales. spectators took 2oO bales and
exporters took 200 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. July 27.-Flour-
Family. s225Q2.6O.
Wheat-No 2 red, Isl2c.
Corn firm; No. mixed, 46c. No. ,
yellow, 4Gl3c. No. white, 49c.
oats quiet and steady; No. mixed,
SIC.
Pork-Mess, SI2.75; clear mess, Sl375;
family. Sl225.
Bacon steady; shoulders, 500; short
rib sides, S7S7LQSOO; do. clear sides.
$50
Whisky hrmer at s122.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
PORT OF WEST POINT. July a. IS


WRAY.-Dled. Friday morning. July
27th. AT O'Clock. al the residence Of
his father $40 west Cary street, Ed
WARD son Of Andrew j. and Sdllie A.
Nray, in the eleventh year Of his age.
"Nippod I'm the bud
TO bloom in heaven"
Funeral services from Grove-Ayenue
Baptist church SATURDAY AFTER
Soon at = o'clock.
BRUCE.-Died. last night, at ll5 O'Clock
4. NJ. GEORGE a. BRUCE, at 40. "a
north Seventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

SAVANNAH. Ca. July 27-Spirits
Notwithstanding doing; receipts. $50
casks.
Rosin fair demand at unchanged prices
sales. 1900 barrels; receipts, 1901 bar
rels. Quote--A, 3. G, and d. 500; r.,
Sl1O: F. Sl2O; q. sl30; II. sL52h; l.,
SIS; K, $40; VI. 81 ~. n. 81 50; window
glass, 81 81, water white. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
Railroad St0cks.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Va, July a. 1894

Onerings-Wheat, Los bushels; corn
lmixedD tao bushels, oats, 81 bushels
Sales-Wheat. l.j26 bushels; corn
Cmixedj. go bushels, oats, 2SO bushels
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry 52c. to
bic; mixed, 51c. to 54c. shortberry, Doc.
TO sic. No. . red, dc.
Corn-White. Nirginia (hag LOTS BE
to dc; 30. white dc; No. mixed,
"Oats-No. , mixed. 34l4c. to DOC; No.
2 mixed, 33lsc. to 3ic.; new winter. 35c.
Rye-50c to Sc.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, July %, 1894
sun 81 ~
Moon rises. .........'..'''+s f'fi-'t - - W
Days lenS -.--.'''.''''l RI iii
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .,.....--+..'''. '..''''.''' y :
Evening .......... l. -
PORT OF RICHMOND. July y, 1894
ARRIVED.
Schooner Race Haise. -, ROckland,
lime, Warner Moore q CO.
SAILED.
Schooner Alfred Keen, Faulkinghaus,
NV Haven. pig-iron, J. y. Gordon,
aLant. vessel Curtis q Parker
schooner Charles II. Wosten, Hinck-
ley Newport News load coal for Lynn
Mass.
PORT OF WEST POINT. July y, 1891
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore Bennett, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore Bennett, Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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lected feeling weak, and market de-
pressed 10. > spring wheat, 5o7sq 52a4c
No. red. 5O7sc.: No. > corn, iiSc. No. .
l oats. aoaaot,o. pork; si2. !2Esai2 az
lard. S6.02tgR695; o ribs, $bsoa6S2i
100; whisky, SL22.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, n. c.. July 27-Rosin
firm; strained, size; good strained,
J2i2c.
Turpentine-Nothing doing.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, sl.OO;
soft. Sl10; virgin, 1920.
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Eggs easy at lihgal2c.
Coffee steady: No. 7, Sl6.311z.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, III, July
-Cattle-Receipts. $500; market
steady; common to extra steers, 500
4M stockers and feeders, s2~ayivi
COWS and bulls. si.2j43.Di calves, S-w
Q4lD.
heavy. SI.D5a5.30; common ~ choice
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SCHOOLS ASD COLLEGES.

MISS DANIELS SCHOOL. lOl WEST
vi MAIN STREET.-The Ninth session
of this school will begin the FIRST
MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1894. Com
petent assistants VIII be employed IN
an branches For circulars, apply 10
the Principal or 70 bookstores.
iy24taul&eOdtlSe
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mixed. sf90a5.25; choice assorted, 500
G5.35; light. si.9jq0 %. pigs, s4Ugo ~;
Sheep-Receipts, 800: market dull ana
easy; inferior 10 choice, sLOogS'1'
lambs 81 .s)6i4 %
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD, July 21-Flour
Wheat unsettled, No. . red spot 53aic. :;
July. 53l4c.; August. 55l.9@@ &C.: Sep
tem6er. 5iHjH4c.; steamer No. 2 red,
S1sa5II.c.; milling wheat, by sample,
Corn Corn quiet; mixed spot, 497sc asked :
July, 493.c asked: southern white corn,
Nc: do yellow 5lq52c.
oats easy No. white western, asa
47c.
Hay steady; good 10 choice timothy
Si4.Jnd15OO.
Gram freights quiet ana unchanged.
Provisions steady. mess pork. Sl5.p1;
hulk shoulders $500; short rib sides,
and clear sides, $500 sugar-cured
shoulders. s025; hams, sl3.50Ql425.
Lard-Reiined. $50.
Butter fun, fancy. creamery, 10000.
fancy, ladie. liza lac; store-packed, l0a
l2C.
Eggs easy at lihal2c.
Coffee steady; No. 7. Sl63I1g
Sugar steady; graduated. Si.5s.
Bonds-Virginia rs. new, ~ asked;
do Century bonds, 573, bid: Baltimore
aud ohio stock, 1Ou72: Consolidated Gas
bonds, li4isallifs; do. stocks, ba'saGj.