davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

Pierre Lorlllard. Pierre Lorillard, Jr,,
George ID Tiniey. ethan Allen. and
Georse T. Grain When the transfer ~
made these r.uilemen viii be- electe" y"
the Board OF Directors 81 the Jus, -
IL known that MI Borillnfd has De-"
distinctly Ga favor OF great trade NOV
ments like that OF the Tobacco Trust iv'
some time. Six years aeo he entefen NV
an alliance with I.iggctt & Meyers, OF -.
Louis for the purpose OF competing VIC
western warehousemen 10 tag their noss..
heads with the names OF the growers anu
the condition OF the crops az the pianta-
ton whence tho contents OF the hoeS-
ledds were taken This would nave put
Mr. Lorlllarl and Liggett y Meyers ~
pracucal control OF the whole output OF
chewing tobacco. The "dfeho"Seiie"
fouGht desperately and won.
A meeting a. the directors or INC
American Tobacco Company VIII, u ~
said. fe held this month and an an,
nOlnComonf made TO the dire't)fs ana
stockholders OF the control OF the Lof-
Hard company
NOI READY 10 MAKE ,TArfNfNr.
NEW YORK. July l0-onicials OF the
American Tobacco Company say On ~ arr
not prepared 20 make any sttfcmtht ~
regard % the proposed absorption OF tho
I,friliarf plant ~ rs admitted. now
ever. that the subject ls under co1siacia-
ton.
a director Of the T. Lorr.llad COM
uany this morning said that there ~ no
truth in the reports that his company
had been absorbed by the American
Trust Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
GETS FOURTEEN YEARS.
THE yERDICY AGAINST ROBINSON,
THE NEGRO d>siILTLE.
disqualification over the Verdict Tho
Monticello Guards Carry the fri--
oner to Charlottesville.

BERRYVILLE. VA. July o.-Special. -
Henry Robinson Ccclored) was today con-
vlcted OF attempted criminal assault upon
Miss Maggie Nails. near Berryyille. June
ed. and sentenced ID fourteen years i'm
prlsonment In the penitent.aiy.
When court convened this morning, al
$50 o'clock. the jury We're sent 10 the
jury-room to agree upon a verdict AT
o'clock this afternoon they announced,
ewing 10 the clrcumstantial eyiuencc, tnal
they had agreed uItn fourteen years.
AFRAID Oh Mob yiOlESCf.
1t is thought that they hal agreed upon
a verdict early 90 the day. but dia not
announce IL. being afraid of mob violence.
The verdict VAS received by the people
here with dissatisfaction The prisoner,
iu charge Of Sheriff Brigs. and the Mon-
tiCell0 Guards, of Charlottesville. boarded
TIE 6l3 train this evcuin. for Clarlot.es-
y.ie where the prisoner viii be- con-
fired for slfc-keeping.
MOTION or DlFrNcF nfrrsED.
The defence. having applied for a new
trial. which was overruled, motion Tor
srrest of judgment Ola the ground tnat
che verdict was contrary TO law and
evidence. was not granted.
The judge passed sentence, lut granted
a stay of execution for thirty days. 20
give the counsel time 20 h.e their bills
OF exception
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
LOhfhL.fRD & 90. TITE IIYEsr
Reported That hi, Ancient House il TO
BE Absorbed

The New York Herald or yesterday says.
There is every inIleati)a that The Amerl-
CON Tobacco Company has about come
Iletel what is. perhaps. tls most lmpor.
iint combination .u IT'S history. aut ~
accomplishing b. has lcfOma 0uf 0f t'a
strongest trusts iu The country Yl.
great mani featuring tobacco house o.
r. Lorliard a. co.. 10 is declared, Is
about 20 join the trust merging wltn 1T
business which has BEEN famous for
more than century.
The Trust is so confident thar this
combination Will Doe cne. fcl that t0bl..0
lonners IN this city. Chicago. Cincinnati.
'thFtf, New Orleans. and san Francisco
have been notified privately that within
tliity days lhe IorllarI bran D. viii
Doe supplied Dy the American Tobacco
Company otherwise the Trust. ~ their
custt mrrs.
The representatives. of both companies
refuse tO talk about the rumOr. Score
tary Brown. Of the American Tobacco
Company, i'm west TW-nty-s stras-.
said that Doe would NOT confirm the re-
port even If 10 Were true
The basis OF the unicl Of the interests
of these TWO great companies IT. said 20
bee the same as Duo the case OF the -uOk-
ing tobacco companies. like the M4r0urs
mandatory Upon tne official caplf tll-
cation OF the company the Trust Viii
grant bonds for eighty per cent. or Tie
real estate. good will, and trade marks.
and twenty per cent. FOR the stu sA ola
hand and contract orders This sIllf-
tiOnmenf. applied 10 fhe LorIliarI COM
pauy, will mean great Increase DO tho
capitalization OF the American Tobacco
company. which has had since July J.
1888. "A cattai Of S5.es.rO. 0r which
5000 o'1 was iu preferred stock and ST.
09.o.y in common stock The business Of
the Lorllard company averages more
than NJOVr a year.
what effect this move, when completed.
will have on tie prices or the standard
t0baccos 30 one would say yesterday.
That 70 viii have a very serious effect on
the $50 LOrilard employees there can be-
little doubt. The principle of the Trust
has hitherto been hy improved machinery
10 reduce very materially the cost Of
labor The Lorliard faeto les We're es-
tabllshel IN 1900 and there are working
men 20 the employ or rho family hose
ereat-great-grAndfafh " sre apprentices
to the founder of the house.
Entering the Trust Will not destroy the
actual ownership la the Lorillard Trade
marks and manufacturing interests, Tor
the present officers OF the company Will
become directors in the American Tobacco
Company. The Lorlllard directors are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

SHE CLOSING QUOTtTToNs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales al the Richmond To-
b"cc" i.Achangc internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,ices.

NEW YORK, july i0.-Thc bears made
VIGOROUS Faiia OF ludustrials shortly
siter the opening, with view, 1T was
'houBhi or covering their contracts IN
S'"'i PARTS 81 the Inst This proved 10
Dc correct, as the market after the Iaid
improved ana closed strong with an
advancing tendency. At the opening ine
2"tI~ay share market was strOn@. the
atset OF L2niou buying. the heavy gam
IN ST. Paul earnings Tor the week OF
july, aud the excellent outlook Tor the
growing crops. II should be remcm-
bercd that SO far as the st Paul .arl-
,nss ara concerned, that the receipts his
year compare with the strike period IN
1NA TIE industrlals lu the first hour
showed some remarkable changes. chi
N"go Gas dropped - 10 523S. Leather ~
10 IL. preferred a 10 *. Tobacco l's
70 49,. ana Sugar rs TO HOS. The
hcaNincss OF those stocks had little OF
40 influence on the general market. and
in the aftt moon trading the bears were
susll| employed taking back their snort
contracts. London was a buyer OF iis
1aNortcs throughout the day. paying,
particular attention 70 Louisville and
nashville securities. This stock rose TO
tSs. while the mortgage gained any
where from TO 4 per cent. The GranScis,
Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pa
CHIC, and Lake Erie ana Western COM
mon were all higher and scored the best
neurcs FOR "a long time past The m-
austflals were also I'm better request
IN the afternoon trading. and on liberal
buying drove in the shorts Chicago
Gas advanced 20 55,. Sugar 10 lli3i, To-
bacco 20 1881. Leather to lSi2. and pre-
ferred 20 gli,. Ia regard 10 the report
that the American Tobacco Company
had obtained control Of the \. Iorilard
Company. a director Of the latter says
that there Is no truth In the report The
Anthracite Coalcrs were heavy FOR
time on rwaors that there had been a
hitch I'm the negotiations looking % "a
settlement Of The trade troubles. Specu-
latiOn closed strong. with prices amy
where from a 10 is per cent higher on
the day Leather lost D. and the pfe-
ferrcd ia. The bond market was active
and strong. Sales footed up 50 1873 fv.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
10000 shares. and Of unlisted stocks,
42.upp shares.
Treasury Balances: Coin SOB, t20 110,
currency. SG5n~i.6S2
Money ON Call easy ~ lnla per cent,
last loan at ! per cent. and closing Of
fercd AT I per cent; prime mercantile
paper. Si4N3ai per cont Bar silver. -.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual BUSH
ness in bankers bills at 4S1n1S94 f0r
sixty days and 49Omf0Oh for demand.
rosted rates. 1S'n rff4sr4; commercial
lnls. 4SS04SSis. Government bonds hrin.
State bonds duh Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the board was quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
ArERAaE or cRor CONDITIONS.
Reports for July Received by the statisti-
cinn of the ncpartment Of Agriculture.

clan of the Department of Agriculture.
WASHINGTON. July n-The july -
turns to the staasucian of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture by the correspond
ents thereof make the following average
OF condition.
Corn. 1913. winter wheat Gn, spring
wheat. 1922, oats. 3.-' viuter rye. e-.-.
spring rye e.. on rye W.i; barley, s-',
rice. Sil. potatoes. g5, tooacco. o'.''
Acreage OF potatoes, compared "-tH 1871
1919. and of tobacco. 6fS per cent
The report ON acreage of corn, which
is preliminary. shows i6S as compared
with the area planted m la,i which was
ii uttic over 100000 acres. htais an ln-
crease of G.eunD0 acres. ami aHsree 4nn5
in round numbers $4,000.
The averages for the principal corn
States are. Ohi0lDl. Michigan Dos. indiana,
100. Illinois. 200. Wisconsin. iH. Ninnrsol "a.
M. Iowa. Jos. Missouri l0l. Kansas. llit
Nebraska. i01. Texas, l-, Tennessee, lol
kentucky, ll-.
The average condition OF corn is $685.
against 50 in July last year, and ~2 .n
1se8
The averages of condition in the prin-
cipal States are as follows.
Ohio 81, Michigan. 90. lndiar1, 80;
illinois. 90. Iowa. iol; Missouri iW. Kan
sas. %: Nebraska g5, Kentucky. sj. Ten
uessee 9s. Texas es.
The condition or winter wheat rs 6S,
against III In June. and S2 last July.
The percentages 0f the principal States
Ncw York. Is. Pennsylvania N,, Ken
lucky. So Ohio 90. M.oMgan. 80, Indiana.
81 Illinois, i0 Missouri, oS. kansas g..
california. 50, Oregon, 30 Washington.
&c.
The condition Of spring wheat is 1922
AGAINST 66 in June. and ga 10 july
1898.
July returns for cotton make an average
condition OF N-3. against ST il junc. an
Improvement of 13 points u condition.
July T.. 1894. 20 was 500. same date. lN3
S27 per cent. Averages of states are as
follows Virginia. lw. North Carolina,
g.. South Carolina. So. Georgia. So. Fiori-
da OBJ. Alabama. 50. Mis- s-rTi. So. Louisl-
ana. e. Texas. %, Arkansas -. Tonnes
see. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
EDWARD DROMGOOLE
DTtTU or TINS Prominent LAW
YER ND FfRhER.
Tn. Petersburg District Conference.
l.. Lyman Acquitted of Serious
Charge Other Cockade City News.

PETERSBURG, VA. July lo.-Special.-
Intelligence was received here this morn
ing Of the death OF Colonel Edward
Dromgoole. pro ninent lawyer ana farm
err OF Bruins wick, which occurred at his
home IN that county, near Castor, y. 60
on Friday last The deceased was ma
i've. Of Brunswick county, and was one
o. the bcst-known men In the State. lie
rracticed law both In Virginia and 300
North Carolina. some years ago he repre-
scented his county in the LEGISLATURE a-...
once was a candidate Tor congress rum
the Fourth district Of Virginia.
The Petersburg District Conference VIII
convene iu the new Methodist NnuLN To- Ht
EmyOria. Grcensyiilo county. ou tne -'u
instant. ana will boz 10 session for three
davs. bishop ". W. Duncan, -. D.,
OF Spartanburg. :. g.. VIII preside. j. he
chuch will be dedicated with Interesting
exercises on the Zith Instant
ACQUITTED OIL SERIOUS CHARGE.
Mayor collier was engaged nom shortly
after ID o'clock this morning unAl
o'clock in the afternoon lu the cAdfnAd-
ficu Of the case Of the commonwealth sa.
j j.. LYMAN. who t0r some time past has
been BOO the employ Of the singer 7cwlis
Machine COMPANY In tHis city, inc
charge against Mir Lyman was that OF
stealing I'd sewing machine or the value
or forty-nvc dollars. the property al tAe
company. The accused Was represented
br Sir Dutler q lawyer OF hatrriF. AiI.f
hearing all che evidence i1 the case the
Mayor discharged the deolaoi.
The Hastings Court of PETERSBURG,
Judge j. 81. Mullen presiding. Wa. enc
gagged to-day in tne further hearing OF
fle Is.ersnurs Street Railway ease.
The points discussed af tlIs nearing W-i'
the relative rights of tne erNiilof7 unlti
tsr 1870 mortgages given upon i-e PROV
N|nT .aN'....'H iN.'A"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

pITTsFlELD ILL. July io-Tne FIX.
change Bank OF Milton. twelve miles from
this city. owned all controlled by a..
E B0tn. was entered early yesterday
morning by burglars. who successfully
opened the safe. They entered the bur
glar chest without The Use OF powder
or tools. aad DO is supposed took the
entire contents. Then the chest Was
closed. and the combination lock taken
OF % prevent 1t being opened. The
telephone Wire was emf 10 prevent COM
municat0n with the authorities. Mr..
Botin refuses 90 say how much money
the safe contained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

Baltimore, Md. july ~ 10 II, 1898 -Bap-
fish Young Peoples Mon at America.
The Southern Railway Company mas
been chosen as the Official route Tor the
above Convention. and riii self tickets
from Richmond over the York RIVER Line
on duly ION and IAN. good io return
until August 5th. inclusive. az rate oi
So for th~ round trip.
ON the afternoon OF July lsth in ag-
diu0n b. tne regular steamer from West
point. the elegant steamer Baltimore
,,lI B.. rum for the accommodate or
tle party going that day, tickets neins
good Ou either stfamei Every thlnS
9..sItia win be done 20 make the trip
an ENJOYABLE one in every respect. For
additional information apply 90 II. w.
Cottreu State Iruuspof alton Leader,
an John VI. Beal. D. T.. a. southern AaA-
w4y. 90 east Maln street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

ROCK CASTLE. VA. July Especial.
The Jeffersonian 3. b. g. OF This place
crossed bats with the lrogressives. OF
Michaux. Powhatan county. Va. Satur-
d4v afternoon. The game was very IN
fcresting and exciting, several brilliant
PLAYS being made by both teams. The
score was q 10 en- favor Of the Jetier-
souians. making two stralghts the latter
has won from the Plpc-makers. The
Two teams expect 10 meet again next
Saturday. aud an interesting game is
looked forward 20. Batteries. Alnutt and
NirhauX. Bradley and Tilman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, y. c.. July 1o.-Rosin
firm: strained. Silly. good strained
Spirits Of turpentine steady; machine.
2Gc.: irregular. 2Ji1c.
Tar steady az SL-5.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, $40;
soft. Sl7O. virgin, $40
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. July iO-Tur-
pentine firm al 25i4c. bid. receipts vd
casks.
Rosln-Good strained firm at Sl.l0Nl.2O;
receipts JIJ barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. July lo.-Iurpen-
tine closed firm at 2-Tic for regulars
sales. 500 casks: receipts. l.35j casks.
Rosin firm at the advance: sales, 200
barrels. Quotations. a. b. and G, sl.lO,
H. Si.y2i51i -. T., Sf.3o. r. %l4O8i4J.
G.. Sl55. n. S1.7o. ]. goo. Is, $50. VI.
$40. y. 500. window glass, $3.50, water
white $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

It isn't simply a case Of under
selling everybody else. It's a
case of quoting figures unparal-
feled in the history Of the trade.
Bargain is a hackneyed word.
Everybody uses it. and often with
little justification.
We can state your case in a
nutshell. This is the time Tor
selling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

WYTHENIlLE. VA. July Especial.
The Supreme Court proceedings today
We're as follows.
Dale g. stuart vs.. s. =. Pennis. From
Russell county. Argued. concluded, and
submitted
q. ". Pettyjohn et al vs.. l. Burson
~ al From Corporation Court or bris-
tol. Submitted on briefs.
j. : Cox. trustee. 70 al. vs. . II. Price,
trustee. et al. From Bristol Corpora
tion Court Submitted on briefs.
Peter j. Otey e. al vs. w. A stuart 90
al. From Wythe county. Argued for
appellant by Boiling and Stanley. and j..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
Columbia NOTES.

COLUMBIA. VA, July 0.-Special-The
farmers Of Fiuvanna are all through har-
vestiug wheat and grass. The grass
crop in FluVanna il very good, but the
wheat crop Is a failure. So FAR as your
correspondent can learn there IS not a
single good crop Of wheat In the county.
The corn crop is a fairly good one
Miss Carrie Brown and Miss Nora Ha-
lie OF Richmond. who has been stopping
at Hotel seay returned to their home IN
Richmond to-day.
Miss Mary Manning Of Richmond, Is
visiting Misses Minnie and Lotue seay.
Mir tieor.e A. Payne and wife, Of Gov
ingt0n. Va, are visiting at Mr.. Isaac
SDlk ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

ST. LOUIS. MO-. July 1o.-Fiour-Old
quiet and steady and new quiet. patent
So. fJN3.gO; fancy, S5.2JN5.io, choice, $500
Oslo
Wheat higher; July GS.sc.; August,
Gia.c.
Corn higher. July. 1880. September,
4pbWi0sc., December oV-ic.
oats higher. July, DC; September,
- &C..
POrk-Stau'arl mess. Sll.7I.
Lari-prme steam. $3.50; choice,
S632fa
Bacon-Lonrs 500; clear ribs. SGS1i.,
short clear, $500.
Dry Saitoi Meats Shoulders. s5.G2fs;
longs S6.31l b. clear ribs. $3.50. short
clear Sides 500
High wines steady at SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

-.4-...f.ft LII. july lV-is''"i -
'lii' go arnarcnt In the ucliuA
c9hi''''.', market at the opening To-
or inc Wi.'"' .ff,,.se Of pri.es al the -ni-
oa!. II ,ee Yesterday was due. III q
lneii".. ..,,r. to The vague and indeih-
bie-. i.- -,y ~ financial dimcultics amohe
llie "'.'-- q.naf ONLY thoroughly li-
large Hv,o ..I,.-es took place convinced
iunoi YAM ., manic was not imminent
iIar,la o,,-',e0i~e advance of over &C. per
anu az NE an evidence Of the restored
h"'"'' Zinc Liverpool cables came
900. lis ,oornlne but the tone was
Io"'' .t.adv. which Indicated tnai
ei'o' .-.~ai1.ftor which existed on ms
inc rrf extended 10 foreign mar
sIN' l'' ,.ts ,.nuoiatcl The decline ale
h'ta go mated au advance. toi-
i"r' "a the figures the Govern
J0...i III 4,,aile puYlic to-day cOu.t-
n.,N. ,,,sf IMPORTANT gossip. Sep
.N,,, ,rh.st oncrcd from i5tic. TO u'c.,
ID a.. t-,.'D closing al DJ-> u1lt2c.,
N.ANHN.I'' I..t. t..ef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

NEW YORK. July 10.--Cotton barely
steady: mid0iug gulf, rs. middhhs, 49,
gross receipts, IN bales. exports 10 bfcat
Britain. gSJ bales, sales, 80 baies, AL
closed steady. july. GU. August, u.'S;
S.nfemhor. aN@: October, G.S,, Noyem-
her 600. december. G.Hi. January, 100.
February. 1"J. March, TO- sales, 2il,JVO
Tofal to-day-Net receipts. $50 bales:
oxuorls to Great Britain, 80 bales;
stock. 3se.1 G1 bales. -,...
4sO4 bales. exports TO Great BritaNn'
\ 20 bales. Continent J,tSJ baies.
Totai since September lst-Nei receipts,
r Sj6. 79l bales exports TO Great bfi.aih,
- az ia hales. France 7i2.ll9 bales,
Continent. .. 900 90 bales. &C.,.
NEW ORLEANS, La, july lV.-Oo '.','i
e,,,,,r,e steady. sales 1900 bales, July,
= ~. August. 6J3. September, o.o'' &c
49, d Isl. November, go, December,
st-. January. G12. February, w.
March. Gs2. April. Oos. c....
LIVERPOOL. July lo.-Noon',' . ollon
4,'r'lfd fair and prices favor buyers,
"a '.',i'.n nidling. "a. sales, lo,v'V
gu, American. 9.4ep bales. Npccuia-
..., and oxport. 500 bales. receipts "'Nv
haies. American. 900 bales. ul"
orened steady al the otDhie ""u
maud moderate. America" ,,'i 49, ie-,;t
INST and september ! t4-ntt, 49, 49,
Ss.,,,ta~ and October, . 4'-'f, 'clv"N.
s,g Novembcr. 3 47-64' November ana
qq,,n.erohcr. e 4s-G4; December ana Ja am
arv. 3 4s-Gi05 4l-of, J@nuaIS al"
,,,ar, 3 5D-64 Futures .lim. ,..a-
y N-Amerlcan middiine, loW .n'n-
o., cienee Iuiy and July ana Aushf +
=, i''' sss-G,a3 44-Gi buyers: august Gnu
Senlomber. 45-GigS i5.et Sen seller. SO 20
tcmu'i r' Novcmber. 4o-Gl. sellers
t9o 'lr, Se'~ and December. 80 sell
Not' l'lecenbcr and January. 59,C4 by t
ers January and teorgaIy ,,d S Si,g'h
49, -e-Gi buyers; March ana .Api,nl'
. -,1I-ei bnvers. April and May. 3D. Oily
: yl-n,' ns"iiers Futures closed quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

'tN YARDS. Hi, July
1O-Cattlc-R receipts. $1,000. market weak
and luc- lower, common 10 extra steers,
50 .V10oO, stockers auc feeders, SZ.3v0
400; COWS and balls, sL5pa5.lj, Texans,
s.. 2p84.f5
Hogs Receipts. 2TV0O. market weak
era .uc. lever heavy packing and ship
ping lots. S4.f'uJ.i5. common fo choice
mixed. SituNa DO. choice assorted. SiSuN
900. light, >l.150510. pigs. s3.Ouf.IsO.
Sncrr- Receipts. 1000, market weak
aud lopl3c. lower. inferior 10 choice,
SllJ0 40 lambs s3.uUQJaD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

REYNOLDS. Died. al Newport News,
Va. az ] +. VI. Tuesday. July .. 1856,
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS. ia The seventy
fifth year of his age.
Remains viii reach the city az 1920
4. N THURSDAY. July 1ith, Chesa-
pcake and Ohio depot
Funeral services will be held at Holly
wood Relatives ana friends invited 10
attend.
GARNETT-bicd,o Of cholera infantum.
al Forest Hnl. the home of his parents.
on SUNDAY night. July 1th. at Ia o'clock.
iittle REUBEN. only son Of Mr.. james
and Airs. Laura Levering Garrett; aged
nine months and seven days.
safe in the arms of Jesus
Baltimore papers please COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

J. Stuart and Walker and Caldwell for
appellees and submitted.
j. i. N. Sanders It al. vs. VIM. Burke
and wife. lrOm Wyfhe county. Argued
hy Caldwell and Boiling for appellant and
blair and Blair for appelle. and submit
ted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
do. carlonds. si2s. oon22s.0o.

DO. C0TIOnUH, FI-.i-'FFff --'l.'TF
Appies-NOrth Carolina, green. barrel,
%. do. Maryland and Delaware,
crate, .5nJ6c.
Cucumbcrs-N Norfolk, barrel. Sl.@Jul.i9;
do basket. jOpCoc.
Trp Plant-F1orida. half-harrel. $1,000
q. do. barrel or crate. sl.TJp2.5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. July 10, $3.50.
Offerings wheat. IA bushels; corn
iWiife). 60 bushels.
sales W heat. le2 bushels: corn CNhite).
40 bushels
Quotations. Wheat -Longbcrry. 6ic. 10
lc.. mixed. CSC. 10 &c shortberry. O9c.
90 TIC. 10. 2 red. 7Oc 20 7fc.
corn White, Virginia, Die; No. whlie'
Ole. No. mixed iOc.
Oats-No. : mixed, sc. 10 324c.; No. 3
Inl1ed, Sic. 20 3li.c.
iSge-tDc. Ia BIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, July -0.-Flour
inactive and weak.
V neat unsettled and irmcr. No. . red
spot and July. 0Gi N0biac., August, tyt4c.
september 6r4Htf4c. steamer No. =
red, O3HGji2c.. southern, by sample, bD4
Csc; 90. on grade. G3as46sc.
Corn dun. mixed spot. 1sc. bid; July,
4Hxc. bid; August. 4ii.c. asked. Septem-
Der, ~. asked; southern white, asH4Jc.
do. yellow. JuNJlc.
oats steady, NO. white, western.
32izg33c.; no. . mixed. western, aO12H5lc.
Eye quiet. NO. -. yO0Jlc
hay quiet and steady. choice timothy,
$1,000.
Grain frclghts stronger.
Provisions firm; mess pork. Si4o1; bulk
shoulders, $3.50. short ribs and clear
sizes, $3.50: sugar-cured shoulders, $40,
hams. small >ll1J. large Sll5D.
Lar3-Rchncd, $500
Other articles unchanged.
BOnrs-Nirg'nia rs. new, fNlii2; 40.
Centuries. G-pG-i2, Northern Central. 6si :
bid. Baltimore and Ohio southwestern
nrsts Jos bid, Consolidated Gas bonds,
Gs, l1Jit DO. IS. lOi bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

LONDON. July 1O.--Bar silver 80 l-i6i.
4rD l.. M.-Paris advices quote per
cent. rentes at lp2 francs and 80 cea-
times Tor the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

CINCINNATI. o.. July l0-Flour ratn-
cr quiet and prices barely sustained F.,
winter patent, S4.fu.tH.ayf fancy, S5.t'+
Wheat duN.
800. family S3Z5N@.55.
Corn dull and about steady
oats in liant inquiry, 30. mixed,
track. &c.
Pork DUN and unchanged.
Lard wcnk. steam leaf. $3.50.
Bacon dull and about steady. loose
shoulders. sI-1, short clear sides, Sl'ui
boxed meats worth ic. moro.
Dry sailed meats dull ana unchanged,
Whisky easy and QuIol ~ VII