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The herald., 1895-03-24
Qusic at the Park

The following programme will be given
at the concert at Westlakc Park at 9
o'clock this afternoon by the Los Angeles
Military Band:
Connecticut N. G. March, Reavis.
Gavotte. Mission Bells. Calvin.
Waltz. My Charmer. Weldleufel.
When the Quiet Moon Is Dreaming, Schcn-
dorf baritone solo.
Intermezzo, Ballet Malta, Hurka;
Selection, Bohemian Girl, Balfe.
March, HAIL.
Overture, Raymond, Thomas.
Sci ction from Carmen, Bizct.
Polish Dance, Scharwcnka.
Overture, Rosamnndc.
Gallop, Kalma, Van Boskerek.
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Neat Little House

OF four rooms, chicken yard and barn for
$3.50. at $15 per month, with no cash down.
Corner lot in Boyle He ghts for $l25, at $40
per month; there are tour of these lots to-
six-room cottage for 1880 at $z5 per month,
no cash dowr. Five-room cottage Grand ave-
hue and Thirtieth, $500 cash, balance $25
r'c-'h'r. rrgwo- ~ Co. 72ISo ~ Srr'rg
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Tin Roofing

Drop in and see W. c. Furrey e. Co.,
the famous hardware firm. They make a
speciality of iirst-class tin roohn~ and all
other kinds of tin work. Their address
is 159 North Spring street.
The herald., 1895-03-24

.fictailed description of the magnificent
costume which she will wear on that oc-
casion, as might have been expected,
caused something of decided sensation.
And well it might, for this was a secret
supposed TO be securely locked III the
bosom OF Director General Meyberg, and
The herald., 1895-03-24

A merry party of the little friends of
Master John and Miss Irene gathered at
the beautiful home of Mrs Kate A. Kelly,
100 West Adams, yesterday afternoon.
The herald., 1895-03-24
FACE ALMOST raw
Eruption from Birth. Doctor and
Simple Remedies Failed. Cured
in 3 Weeks by Cuticura.

Iwish to thank you for the good that CU1icUEA
has done my child. send portrait. A short
time after its birth its face broke out with some
The herald., 1895-03-24
AN AGGRAVATED ECZEMA

Having had an aggravated case Of eczema on
ankle and knee of two years standing, was in
duced to try your CUTIoURA REMEDIES, which
have entirely cured me. would with confidence
recommend them to others similarly afflicted.
j. CARTER, 4O4 L. 123d Street, New York.
The herald., 1895-03-24

menced to use CUTICURA, the face was almost
raw. It looked the same as a burn would look
( the skin was peeled Off, al d after about three
weeks use of the CUTrCURA REMEDIES it was
cured. will never be without them
w. A. BANG, ia William ST., Newark, n. j.
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

&c.; SOAR, 25c REsOLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. Corr. Sole Propretors, Boston.
"How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
The herald., 1895-03-24

n,MPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and
TiV oily skin cured by CUrIcuRA SOAP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
prrTNTo<D VA June -.


Offerings at auction on Change to-day
py Messrs George a. Haynes ana NJ
Ben Palmer. "a package OF suh-cuitd
tobaccos. one package sold at ST.. t',
one at SO. one az $40 one az HN."l.
one taken I'm at $50 Two sold az So
five al s.. one at $40, one az 800 TWO
al S725 TWO al So, six al SOTO, one az
SgGyib two al sos, three at 80, one az
500 one at $50. one al 81, one AT s5.'1,
two al $3.50. one at $3.50, one taken !i
at $50. two sold at $40, three AT 60
one al $50. .....
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. hossheadsi filters. 49, cut
tcrs. 8. smokers, .. suu-cured, 8, lear
dark. Z. Total. - hossheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports TO-DAY
Ineroctions- Bright - hOZshedds; dark,
- hocsheads and - tierces. keiusn-c-
Uons-Brieht. II hogsheais, dark, y Aosa-
Myers. Crenshaw's. Seabrook's. Meals
Davenport s. Allegheny. and Shochoe To-
hacco warehouses report To-Day ttceiIls'
rs packages; deliveries. - packages,
United States internal revenue coliec-
lions ON tobacc0s for the city OF hlen-
uond Va. to-day. cigars ana cigarettes
S4ejlG5: plug tobaccos, N,loO.l5. Iotai,
S5ltll1N.
Afcssrs. W. Bon Palmer and George 4.
HAYNES will offer good breaks OF SUM
cured tobaccos at auction on '1hahse
Tomorrow. Friday, June ~, l~'n.
REGISTERED al the Tobacco LAchahtc To-
day. H. A. Thomas. W. J.. Gooiudht u.
REYNOLDS. and w B. Bruce. Caroline
county. j. B Waller and j.. y. aiAlAs'
Louisa county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
CORBETT-- FITZSIMMONS.
THEY MAY FIGHT ~ MEXICO II IN
TERFERED WITH
Ry the Texas Authorities-DiNons nd II i'm
mer are Expec ell 10 Meet la Dallas
The Same " eek.

NEW YORK, June H.-Joe Vendig be-
came nervous at the rumored opposition
that the Dallas ministers had worked
up against the Corbett-fitzsimmons fight.
and wired to Stuart, the manager OF
the Dallas Athletic Club, 70 know just
what the opposition amounted TO. lie
received the following reply:
y. II. Nendig.
Don't worry about this end. Nothing
outside of war with Mexico VIII stop
the contest. The authorities are friendly.
lsignedJ DANIEL a. STUART"
This answer so encouraged Nendlg that
ne az once offered a 5000 purse for Dixon
and Plimmrr % battle for 40 Dallas during
the week in which the Corbett-Fitzslm-
mons fight viii take place IL is be-
leved Dixon and Plimmer will accept
the offer.
Dixon wants to fight at ii6 pounds
weight at the rng-side. and a cable
dispatch has been sent 10 piimmer, who
is 60 England. asking IL be will fight
al this weight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Interesting Facts About ehmonds Cit
zens and other nattets

Miss May Bonner Loving is visiting
Mrs. T.. 3. Quarles, of south Boston,
Va.
Governor O'Ferrall went down 20 Nor
folk yesterday TO testify IN the Massey
Pilot case.
Rev. Preston Nash. wife and son will
spend month at the RaNley Springs
this summer
Az late hour last night Rev Or.
Cannon was resting easy. ana MS COM
dition was thought TO DE slightly lmproN-
cd.
Treasurer William n. Bragar. or
HeuricO county, yesterday Qualiiei iol
his second term I'm Office, renewing his
bond of $4,000.
Mrs NJ. A. Burgess and TWO daughters
of $40 north Ninfh street. have gone ON
a visit 10 the father Of the tor net, ut.
Fletcher Smith. OF Dover, Ky.
A Gospel mission under the auspices or
the Methodist church has bcen opehel
i'm q vacant store next 90 the corner OF
Twenty-sixth and Broad Streets "here
nightly services are held.
Miss Ruth Bingham. the accomplished
sister of Mr. Ralph Bingham. the boy
orator. Is visiting friends in the East
Fnd and will be here for few days,
Mn. Bingham rs On Atlanta ana served
AS hest man Wednesday night az the
Wedding of city Editor Robert b. cram
or. of The Philadelphia Times, ana MISS
Howell daughter of captain Evan =
Howell Mr. Bingham VIII pfoDapiy DC
in Richmond Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
NORTH STATES BUDGET.
IT is NOT KNOWN WHITTIER MN.
PULLEs LEFT 4 WILL
An Opinion of the Attorney -Gener'l s'"'
corning Lee s. Iax-Ihe Arrnst"
Committee Again.

RALEIGH. y. c.. June H.-special'--t
seems TO be doubtful whether the la''
Mr. 4. ;. Pullen left a will or not. some
say will was made IN 1881, but others
think If that was the case. he destroyer
IT. His only near relatives are three
children OF brother, who died se'eras
years ago. He lived with one OF these
nieces here. the wife OF Mr.. Charles H.
Belvin. president 4 the National Bank OK
Raleigh.
Attorney-General Osborne has given the
following opinion TO Treasurer worth.
THE law concerning licenses for the
sale OF sewing machines IS entirely diher-
ent from that concerning the sales Oh
pianos and organs. Section a OF reNe-
nue. acts requires license FOR each KIND
of sewing machine sold. but no such pro-
vision Is made fer pianos and organs.
only one license. for $50 is required, ana
that authorizes the sale OF any KIND OF
piano or organ by the pcrson paying
this tax. This person. after paying the
license. should be protected by as many
certificates from YOU as may DC hec'S-
sary."
There is much talk here among the
colOrcd teachers over an affair AZ the
close OF the NlAAf lNt'NfAn fN'f''l''f'~
here last week. \ resolution condemn
ing the action OF the Legislature for abol-
ishing the county srperntondents was IN
troduced. and but Tor the opposition OF
the Wilmington teachers would have been
adopted 4 resolution thanking Stalo
Superintendent Scarborough for his as
sistance and sympathy was voted down.
Tuesday Campbell. OF the Arlington
Committee. got a warrant for S@.w on
the state Treasury. lie did not present
IL at the state Treasury. but cashed II
elsewhere. Now. the State
saws he will refuse TO honor thar war
rant or the one Of so for Purueh, me
attorney. until the supreme Court decides
IN the matter. .,.
Tho Constitution says all legislative
committees expire. as far as their COM
ronsation goes. when the Legislature al.
iourns Campbell has his money ana
left the city to-day.
The Board Of Trustees Of tho state
Normal School at their session to-day
only transacted routine business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
offerings and Sale. At tho Richmond To.
bacco hsehSnce-iniernal Heveuue
Collections Foreign Adviees.

NEW YORK. june 27.-Chicaso Gas
closed al "a yesterday. lo-ua, sal..
were made as low as .lS Tho Eefis.-
uonal break was uuc TO ramOrs that me
D4fcetols WIZ o'Diie to pass the alylAcnd
GA tAc STOCK. considerable amounts of
loas STOCK were thrown on The market.
ana. as 40 ls generally understood thui
tlc standard oi interest has retired
nom t"c company, the bears had easy
Mu4A I'D h4ttAsHk me stock. sugar Was
another weak point. and fen To- lfli..
ANt STOCK lacked support, and the gtfctt
Ia- AZ Niat tnt INSIDERS were willing 10
Sue lower prices. The railway Ast MAS
elune Qurlns The morning session. ine
'Naitis Dt.ns especially prominent. lne
tli ftoi. ABOUT combination 10 control
sac anthracite coal production on Tie
N.te ~ iuc plans adopted by the nltuMi-
NOUS coal roads was also revived. The
report led 90 brisk covering movement,
ana inc stock referred 10 rose li2 10 20
I'i Gems. Reading sold up 40 1855. Jersey
central 90 lu-. delaware and Hudson
tN in-. .. LaChHWaNna o. 1854. Among
thc loN-pucol issues Wheeling and Lake
flle was tle special feature. the common
isins 90 l~il snt tne preferred TO uI.
The rise BOO tlf stocks was due TO rec
ports OF Important deals about 10 be
cuusumHfcI New YORK and New Jne-
Jana was fcNtr4sn. ranging between $50
mHl. W4tn thr uuaI transactions al 90.
over $3.50 shares OF tne stock changed
bands. The Trunk Lines and Grauesfs
were neglected uuUl near the close Nlcn
fIf l4st-Nautl fell Off. lu sympathy with
I.. break lu chicago Gas. Operators
-rc inclined to $50 SLOW in railway STOCKS
H.tN s1mcthila ls heard regarding the
rsatlzalou of tlc Eric Reading. ANA
northern Pacific. The cutting of rates
Nt some OF tne weaker Trunk Lines also
ewes some concern. II ls uia rslOOl
tIat Mr. Morgan has taken charge of
fN. Trunk line matter. and a restoration
NJ rates to paying basis may Doe COM
i...l! itl upon. The market closed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
hf4GICIAN's sURPEI>E.
They Defeat the Torfsmouths tasiy-Sco
Tho. a., V,x.

They Defeat the Torfsmouths tasIly-Scoie
Three 10 Two,
NORFOLK, VA, June T.-Special.-The
Portsmouths returned home last night
after dropping three straights 20 the
Farmers, and went out to the Park this
afternoon with the idea Of walloping the
Roanokes. but calculated without their
host. The boys from the Magic city put
up an article of bah that fairly took the
breath away from tho small audience
present, defeating the home team in a
beautiful game. to the tune OF g 10 2.
The portsm0uths scored their only two
runs I'm the ninth. on a heiders choice
and Joanes long hit over left-neh fence.
Stahl was i'm the box for .he visitors. and
only allowed Braiy's men three hits. two
OF which were secured ry Joaues. Leach
also pitched great game. ana If DE
had received proper support would have
shut the Alariciaus ont.
The game was the shortest on record for
the Virginia League this season. AS
usual. the feature of the game was Pad
denis aecond-base play.
Tho score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

} OQ ~tNtA 80
BLACK Dotted Swiss, was Joc.i only
niece. so &c. is the price.
o., niares Sheer India Linon, worth &c.,
Rod silk Null. worth 5Qc., for 25c. yard.
Do pieces good quality Nurseries, worm
BE-, only l2i4c. yard. .,,. %.
Remnants OF Lining Cambria. only &C.
u pieces Black Check Null. worth 25c.'
III niece Inc Cotton Chalie, 3i-c. yard.
lSemnant OF Dotted SWISS ''"' S''''
from ~ 10 soc, choice ne 49,, s...
Remnant OF Dot Swiss that sells from
I2n % &c, choice sc. "a
small lot OF PIE Figured Ducks and
Galatea Cloths for oi4c. yard. ,.~,
40 patterns lZi-c. Jaconets TOT 20, 80.
uieccs Zoe Dotted Swiss, with Nidc
stripe. for l2izc. yard. ....,,
2 Diee $ Crinkle Saline, dark-4rouAd
figures. worth lZiac, for Dc. yafd
pic. Dimities, In black and white only'
lo5 punches violets, lie bunch.
Real tortoise Shell Side Combs, was
Bicyele Blue Goggles. worth 81, for Toe
Flseneb Pearl stick Pin. &c. dozen:
Real Sterling silver, Enamel LINK Nuh
Buttons. worth 81, for o1c PAIR.
Shell Hair Daggers. 81. cdch.
lO Initial Bangle Pins, r. each.
silver Umbrella Clasps, re-
Snanele Ornaments, FOR biouses, Tor
Crochet Belts and Ties 20 match, &c.
"A set with silver buckles.
Sterling Silver Belt Pins, DE, ~
Remnants Cream Pink. ana Light Blue
AU-W0Oi Cashmere ana Aipdlioa7 AZ
l21 and DC yard.
- pieces fine bingham, cullei from our
i5is and lJc. goods. De-. yard. 80.
Yellow and Black Dot Saline, fine grade
odd STYLES Arrow Brand Collars-sizes
"a az rs l6. 1917. I7-5c. each.
Gantlemen's Satin and six fourth
Hands and Tecks. the leaving from our
p and J0c. grades, l9c. each. ., 80.
20 Windsors. pure SILK ana soou p"'-
terms. were Lc., for l5c.
II Washable EOur-ln-Hanis, &C. edch'
IA Washable Bows. q. each.
Pesf Grade Imported Socks. ~ tan ana
mode. any size, from DC. to lIc. pair
Black Socks. with SILK emDroiaeIy'
worth g5c.. any size. lic. par.
Mems and Boys Black Wool sweaters
from l25 10 zoe. each. 49, CT
Mems pure six Imperial Gros-Graln
English Plaid Four-in-Hands and Tecks.
from soc. 10 2c.
IS and 1914 Laundered colored Sniris'
were 75c. for 25c. apiece.
Ladies' White Ribbed. Tape-Neck and
Sleeve Vests, extra large size, I, . y
Genfleman's fine Swiss RIB Shirts and
Drawers. were 50c., for Csc.
Centlemen's Fancy Balbrlggan shirts
and Drawers, all sizes 33c eacn.
Chfld's Polka-DOt Bonnet Brad tan
from = 10 loc. , .
Zine Muslin Caps, slightly mussed. was
81 and 75c., l5c each
colorsd and White p. X. Hat was ooc-'
FOR &c. each. 80, -.
All colors IN 81 Kids, slightly soileh' out
perfect, SOC. pair. ~.
4 nieces very Light Lilac Ma;suma DC.
Crepe for &c. yard. -, <,
Colored Isle Gloves. ladies' Sizes &C.
pair. .....- - ..,o.s ,ya
Children's Pure-Siik Mitts. IN colois anu
hisnS for ,, 10 SOC. pair 70 close-a
small lot. ,.- ,.o,,
children's Jeans Corset Waists rom
20 to lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o., June IT lo.I
steady; winter, SLOO0i.D, family f''''
Wheat shade hrmer; 80. red track
Corn a shade nrmer; 80. . red, track
Corn quiet: no. mixed, track 4sc.'
mixed ear 4ac. .... .~,,t
Pork rather active and firm mess
$3.50 ,--.,. 81 o,
Rac0n firm. loose shoulders, SOL thot
ribs. SGG2l4. short clears, f'vo' boA'1
meats iic more. ....-. Loo,
Dry sailed meats firm and active loose
shoulders. SILL; short ribs, So Hholl
clears So 80. boxed meats w.. more.
Whisky easy and quiet al Si.-f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Harvard Decline. o. Enter In'o One, But
A.L.. .u.r-.Llnn. lnr The Ln-nre.

Harvard Declines O. Lnter In'o One, but
Make. Suggesiions for the Future.
BOSTON. June 1.-THE following is the
text of the reply of the Harvard UniVer-
sitv Athletic Committee TO the invita-
ton of oxford and Cambridge Uniyersi-
ties l0 join them in am INTERNATIONAL "l"-
Harvard University.
Cambridge, Mass. June a. le5''
"Nessrs. ~. J oakley and b. \.
Horace. presidents of the University Ath-
leuc clubs 81 oxford and Cambridge;
"Dcar Slrs.-lour letter or June lvt.,
inviting Harvard University TO unite
with Yale University in meeting the Uni
versifles of oxford and Cambridge IN an
athletic competition in TINS country next
autumn has been referred 90 the Haf-
yard committee on the regulation or
1--WE appreciate highly the courtesy of
your invitation. and lf Us with much re-
grct that we feel obliged 10 forego the
pleasure Of the proposed competition.
we could hardly accept your invita-
ton without assuming ga appearance az
least that Harvard and Yale occupy the
prominent position among American uni
Vereifies which is held among English
universities by oxford and Cambridge.
As there rs no foundation in fact for
such a preteusiOn, we think it better
for university athletics in this tOun-
try as we'll as FOR university interests /.
general that we should not lend any
c0unfenance 20 it. and that We should
furthermore avoid all scmulunce or
spirit Of cNclusiveness toward our sister
universities. Nor considering the narrow
ground Of athletic skill. can we forget
that in the latest competition among
American universities, Harvard won only
The third place.
"As a matter of general principle f.
seems 20 as that international student
competitions would Doe best arranged
either between two groups or universe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

100 plecos fine Black silk Laces. ! 10 3
Inches wide. reduced 10 &c. yard iip..
90, Zoe. and a. .,,. ., ,,,.t,.
Iace. was . and &c.,. 20 lZi-c yard
, pieces All-Oycr Embroidery, was '9e,
only -0c. yard
Black and White Hand-Emoro.defy ioi
2isc.. was &C.,; &c., was loc., 'cY was
Pic. 7Lc.. Was 10 and DC i-'-,.'
pnre-sIk Black saun-striped Grena-
dine. worth fl25. Tor Soc. the yard.
pure-silk iron Grcnadlne at W. gard
Brocade silk-strlpcd Organdie' was
2s.inch India silks. navy and black
grounds white dots and stripes, "cith
Soc. for soc. choice.
u good styles of Light and DafA
Grounds Fancy india Silks. not Du9
worth less than 50c., for 5si1' }arc.
POuece silks. with small figures, nn,H
cOlOrs. every thread pure allh, WORM
60c. yard. only lyc.
H., 10 lengths OF fine Ali-WOOl Henri
eta Serges aud Figured Black onD4i.
that sold for 5Jc. TO 81 per yard. ctoitt
1lc. yard.
Lengths 10 yards, at SOC. yard.
Yard-Wlde Figured Black Goods az
An-sik cream and White Ribbon. Nos.
and 3, al -c. yard.
Al-snk Llsht-Green Ribbon. Nos. p j..
and 49, at &C.. yafd, No. y, 40 81. yard.
Roll Crepe Paper. tinted edge. linen.
and pure white, worth SO, Tor Dee.
Oakley SaponaceOus Tooth Powder, lic.
bottle
J., pint Violet Toilet Water. i9c bottle.
Colgate Toilet Watcr-caprice. hellO-
trope lavender. multfiora, easitlm-
at 6Jc.
Violet Talcum Powder. re. box.
Fine Mlneola Toilet Paper. i5c. dozen
packages.
Ciarks \. T.. ". Ban croehet Cotton.
all c0l0rs, ar &c ball.
plack Invisible Hooks and Eyes, 2c.
card. and white.
Book Of English Pins &c. book.
100 yards Assorted ColOrs in y. *.
Trimming for summer dresses, lc.
yard.
RED satin corsets, sizes p and .. from
&.@ 70 Soc. apiece.
Child's Jeans Corset Waist. isc. each.
SIZE -. best Indig0-Blle Wrapper. white
piped bertha, from ~ 10 Zoe.
Good strong Muslin Skirts. with cam
brio rufiies DC.
Good Muslin Gowns PC. each.
Fine Muslin Gowns - fine plea,s.
hand-trimmed. 59c.
Lawn Apron. coiOred border. lec.
Suits. tyear-old, sold s. and $50, for
Toe.
3 70 5-year Fancy Fauntleroy Suits. SOLD
s. and 8 ~. for 81. ~ suit
II Suits that sold FOR 81 and $50. sizes
20 ~. for s. 80 choice.
Boys fine y. r. All-Wool and Mixed
Suits IN broken sizes
S6'One FOR 81.
$50 20 s. ones for $3.50.
81 10 $40 ones for s..
$3.50 one FOR $50
Boys Duck Suits. long collars and
anchors, 3ec.
Imported Galatea Cloths. all colors and
well made, SOC.
a largest-size Moquette Rugs. original
value s.. slightly shop-worn. for 81.
$3.50 Velvet Rugs. Ijc each.
IA rolls Fancy Check Mating. 10 yards
IN roll SIS roll
q rolls extra-heayy Fancy China Mat
ting. weighs s. pounds 10 the roll. cost
zoe yard ~ yards 10 the roll. FOR =
roll
II Moquette and Tapestry Carpet Has
snck. 30 eAch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, y. c., june. kosih
firm. strained. Sll7is. good strained
Sl2p3. ..,.t.f,o
2jl,c lrreguiafs -J4c.
Tar firm at Sl-u. ,,eo.
Crude turpentine quiet haIu' fi'o''
soft. SlaD. virgin. 81 -.
CHARLESTON. $. g.. June 2'-Iuf-
uentinc. Die. bid. receipts. % casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm al Sl.loaI.l''
receipts. JOS barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, june 21-Iurpentine
firm at 2G4c.; sales. 800 casks receipts
LII casks. .,.
Rosin dull at the decline. sales .p
barrels. Quotations. a. b, and q, sl-lg,
ID 81 70. T. Sl2J. H. Sl3J, O.. SLID, II,
$40: !. $50. Is. S2.25, NJ, S-.i'' y, $50
a2M, window glass, $40, water MAile'
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

NEW YORK, June 27.-Cotton easy:
,h1 o,ihk gun, "a. middnng. Z. exports TO
balcs. ort,,n.n,. 90 bales; sales. 2. 500
tpa',o' hplnntfs. Loo bales. stock ~ .lJs
n"t's' Futures closed quiet and steady.
s.ei'A. l3s.2pp bales. July. 6T3: August.
49, 90, september, 0's. October. 0.s4. No
y eon1i . oo'i December. Og2; January,
~ + 'niuaty, 'uZ; March. fvf.
l"lal to-day-Net receipts, go bales
.Npviis 10 Great Britain. l3l bales; Con-
unaent o,i'' bales stock. az. JGl bales.
lOiai 80 FAR this wcek-Net receipts,
80, oaies, exports 10 Great Britain,
:. IA bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
.,N>t'tty bales; exports 90 Great Britain,
$500 ba.es, France, ''o,s1 bales. Con-
nnsnt, @..Oot1p bales.
NhW ORLEANS. June Election fu-
rres steady, sales. Al. 30 bales; June,
cc'.i, July, 900. August. CO.. September,
30, october G.ji. November. C57; De
C G1ii ar o,ol January 6.GG; February
LIVERPOOL. June 27.-Noon. Cotton
tcmand moderate and prices steady !,
AIn't icah mlddinS, S's, sales, 5000 bales
HintIieah, ofD bales, speculation and
export, 40 bales, receipts. 100 bales, ali
American. Futures opened steady. low
undillns clause. June and July, 3 4i-GiH
. t--1l, August and September. 3 12-6iu
100. september and October, , 80
DttuhDr ana November. 44-'4u3 aJ-Jii
November ana December 4J-i: De-
cember and January, 3 4G-6i: January
ana FEBRUARY, 41-Gf03 4S-Gl; February
ana March, , 4S-Gl03 f.l-Cf Futures
quiet but steady al the advance.
l.. M.-Amcrlcan middling. fair,
4'ii good mid1ling. 3 1916. low middline,
3 ii-i@, good ordinary. 1892. ordinary.
; 90. June and june and July. , $500
F-0i. sellers; july and August, 3 j9-Gi.
sellers. August and September. 4O-6l.
buyers; september and October. , AGA,
sellers. october and November, 12-C4,
sellers. November and December. 1864,
sellers, December and January. 3 44-o4,
sellers. January and February. 3 1861,
sellers, February and March. 3 46-Giu
. 4t-6i sellers. March and April, 1861,
sellers. Futures closed easy