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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-01
The Corbett Crowd Accuses Fitz-
simmons Of Being a
Coward,
And the Other Side Responds
With Accu ations of
Trickery.
Both Will Claim Forfeit Money,
and May Then Make a
New Deal.

LITTLE hOCk, Ark, NOV. l.-BOD
Fitzsimmons and Manager Julian came
in at $40 from Pine Bluff in charge of
Sheriff billiard of Miller county and
Deputy Sheriff Heard of Little Rock.
The party were at once driven to the
Capital hotel, and Julian and the New
Zealander were interviewed few min
utes after their arrival.
Julian says that Brady's statement
that his man had rushed into Governor
Clarle's officers at Texarkana is utterly
false. He explained that he and Fitz
were in charge Of Sheriff Houpt from
Marshall and that Houpt was positive
in his assertion that he would get them
safely through to Hot Springs. Houpt
had a warrant for their arrest, and they
had nothing to do but go with him.
When Sheriff billiard placed the fighter
and manager under arrest, Sheriff
Houpt was also arrested. Julian says
that Deputy Sheriff Cooper's statement
as telegraphed from Texarkana, that
every opportunity had been afforded
Fitz to elude Sheriff billiard is entirely
false. There was no special train wat
ing for them. Vendig was there with a
Cotton Belt railroad official, and wanted
Fitz to come over that line by the way
of Little Rock.
Was a Scheme of Vendig's.
Julian says this was a scheme of
Vendig's and Cooper's who is identified
with the citizens committee of Hot
Springs, to delay Fitzsimmons' arrival
at Hot Springs until after Oct. 81, in
order to euchre him out of the 81, 800
forfeit money. Julian accuses Corbett,
Brady, Vendig, Dan Stewart and the
Florida Athletic club, together with the
citizens committee Of Hot Springs, of
collusion to avoid the payment of the
forfeit. Manager Julian says that Cor
bett and his co-conspirators have done
everything in their power to avoid
fighting Fitzsimmons, but that as soon
as he and Bob reach Hot Springs they
will be forced to fight or lay down their
hands.
If Corbett will not agree to the new
match to come off at once, Julian says
he will make any concessions necessary
to get fight.
Fitz will fight him for $40, 900 aside
or he will fight him for nothing. The
only stipulation that Julian will make
is that the fight shall be to a finish.
MlNNEsoTA'sNE'W CAPITOL BUILDING
Cass Gilbert of st. Paul Selected as the
Architect.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 1.-The state capitol
commission has selected the plans of
Cass Gilbert of St. Paul as the design
for the new capitol building This de-
cision was reached after continuous
session Of over six hours. George r.
Mann of st. Louis was awarded the
second prize, $1,000; Bassford, Trap
hagen & Fitzpatrick of St. Paul, third
prize, $500; Clarence r. Johnston Of st.
Paul, fourth prize, $500, and Harry w.
Jones of Minneapolis, fifth prize, $500.
Forty-one designs were submitted in
the competition and the awards were
made on the recommendation of Expert
Wheelwright Of Boston. MI. Wheel
wright rendered his decision by num-
bers as the names Of the competitors
were concealed from him.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-01
I,ensiStsi nsld a~Msetins.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Nov. Fifty
dentists from this part Of the state at
tended the annual meeting of the East
ern Iowa Dental association here. An
excellent clinical programme was car
ried out. The next meeting will be
held at Marion. Officers for the ensu-
ing year were chosen as follows: Presi-
dent, w. HI. Deford, Cedar Rapids;
vice president, r. NJ. Bloom, jefferson;
secretary, w. S. Hosford, Iowa City;
treasurer, ]. Bruce Pherrin, Spring
vile.
Drouth Stops Stripping Contractors.
HAzELToN, Pa, Nov. Il Cuyle &
Cox Coking company, and Treslyn &
Taskin, coal stripping contractors have
been forced to suspend operations owing
to the severe drought. Twelve hun
dred men have been thrown out Of en-.
ployment. sz. H
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-01
IT is NOTHING SERIOUS.
Governor of British Guiana Talks About
Matters in Venezuela

& LONDON, Nov. L. Sir Charles Cam
eron Lees, K. G.. M. G., governor of
British Guiana, arrived at Plymouth at
midnight, having been recalled to Eng
land to confer with Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain on the Venezuelan bound
Diary question. Sir Charles was seen
upon his arrival by a representative Of
the Associated Press, who sought to OBJ
tain his views upon the Venezuelan
question, and to whom he accorded all
interview. He said:
II regard the frontier outrage (the
so-called Uruan incident) as a purely
individual act, as the British subjects
Barnes and Baker, who were arrested
by the Venezuelan officer, when
brought before the higher representa-
tives Of the Venezuelan government,
were asked by them to return to the
British territory. But they declined,
on the ground that there was no means
Of transit back
The Uruan incident referred to by
Sir Charles Lees was that upon which
the reported British ultimatum to
Expects No Serious Trouble.
He was asked if he thought that any
serious affair would occur in the event
of crisis, to which he replied:
II think not, as there is only very
small police station on the Venezuelan
frontier. The Venezuelans tried their
utmost to persuade Barnes and Baker
to return to British territory after they
had been arrested
The Associated Press representative
then asked the governor if any difficulty
was likely to arise out of the concessions
made to American capitalists by Ven
ezuela. He said:
"No concessions have been made
within the British sphere of influence,
and therefore no difficulty is likely to
arise. have no idea that there will be
any serious resistance to the British de-
mands growing out of the Uruan Incl
dent, as the Venezuelan government
seems desirous Of doing everything pos
sible to repair any injury done to Brit.
ish SUBJECTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Mrs. W. r. Pemb.r'ons music class
gave a delightful musicale at cofeoran
Hail last n.ent tar I'D" n"n'h- "' l't
Young Ladies Auxiliary Society ot -.
rafrI.k'e church. IS select programme
was rendered u excellent style. and The
entire entertainments was heartily enc
ioyei hy aI present. Ait.i i.r in'eI.ai.
the young ladies serrei rriras Am'nts I'D
the basement
The following programme Nas rendered.
PART
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID NNt.l"ir ffil,
oI.'nine address .-....'lA ''.',
guitar duct ...'',''.r ana . '.'' ......
lN-liNiii man ''''
II. Walker and ST. llcN.
Instrumental solo .....--.' i.'- '''a "'l'7'
Rosa hffl'r
Vocal gnarfe.te ..Mis- N,"'l., oi'. Tie
nlsl
Ne-F. Newell Dudley ana d. 'l.
lr--Ium' ntal duet. American Lane March,
Minnie tni Oracle i.f-.'.-
INST Nia .Aaf'h' ies il.A' j. y
D.. Pitt =. Steward. ana %. ''N7.'
Vocal d.e' .........
MISS - S.1'i' ''.' ' I.... e....'n-
MISS al" 'ii'N7 'i'' '''' ,,
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O. Ati'n ana u. fifii''"
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Miss b. hoifA ''i '.'.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
MRS. hrs IfI>rORr.
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Onerings ana Sales al the Richmond To-
bAcco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,iccs.

>t,KI y,r.- -,
vi dur,rr - 10y ln' SO '''a'
~ s-trcn,, 80 ,'is ""'," Nl D"0''''N,
an ao,ar,, 80 - :, ~. ~ w. .,.
$50 Now E,,,it =" % ~ IN 81 .i'9
.,.,..,,' '-.''''.i'i,'' '"' 'a.o "N' we
Ni"''-', "'i'ty central, ftapint, nan
81 .ra - il''''' w. """ '.'''''
N,"' anu IRON were most coufnIcuous.
Ih' carry rise was based on favorable
I's"ItS from the " est couccluine -h"
crops ana tho staten .nts That the rate
SitN'Nvh was shoMint dcciocd Signs -
Improvement, the result undOuh. i-5, 81
t"' conner nc" recently held IN thi5 'ity
ltt"'cn 'hc leading bankers and ID" rail
way managers. The improN ID nj in
iuIihcT advances ia wages granted by
the iron ana steel manufacturers. also
added 20 the huilish feeling During
The afternoon session ID TeaCtoHaTy move
mtut t In. This was partially Gue 30
heavy sales OF the or myers 10y an "i'i Pc
Tor VINO mas hteA quite ahfe'SsInl on ln'
bull siac 81 lnc account, ana VINO 81 "h'"t
10 leave lhc street ltI q coupe q, w.
ne "ti"Hs ffFiF'H me N"l Vi tn' p'"'a
9" i"'t""S S,,'i ,''S' Gu ne 49,,
lf'sh demons 'I"Io "t"i'S' 'i' n'" '. g.
0.i""l ,@"'pusis w." 'n. s.','''7' 49,,
on b'la exports were l''i't' ""p '.'
go ,'la n1t 49, w .rh ,,, dl,ll,.D ",
W. Nt'"'l"s s'lrl'iS, n' '' my
80 '"'."3 - 49,. ,,r,,,a,,,,,.d in iio
cent. ana was most ptohp"uD'u Ih '"9
81 myers, ~" Ensiahl, Lo"l ill' en-
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oend on, non continue lo ~ I'M. moth
tnsscl' hul mp 10 lnt p,,s't' lac .irvelof. \.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

- John street. between Federal and
Coutts. $50.
George +. Haw. special commissioner
to Luther +. Sale. d. Il feet on Nenable
street. northeast cor Mosby geo.
winston and Margaret Leftwich 10 Har-
riet and Oracle Cabell. - % feet on south
side Duval street. near Judah. 500
William Tyree and wife. 10 Abraham
johnson. q 1t feet on north side Baker
street. between First and Second, 800
Matte D. Naughans trustee 20 caro-
line Augustine. - feet on twentieth
street. southwest corner Grace. $3.50.
William VI. Watkins and wife 20 Mary
G. wife OF John a. McCready, p feet on
Main street. southeast corner Plum
$3.50.
Mary r. Williams 20 Isaac Cohen, 40
feet on west side Lombardy street. near
Park avenue. reserving annuity OF $S9'
g.
Heurico. 1farinds \ coaltsr and w.
T. Coalter to James h. Barton. lot Is IN
block IT, Brookiand Park. $500.
Lewis Ginter 70 u. y. walton g) feet
on CTsmboriaync avenue. northeast cor
uer Walton avenue. ia exchange for other
property
Liewellva McVeieh to MARY 2. Cutch-
feds committee - feet on south side
Jay street. near Federal. $40.
Matthew =. Miller and wife 10 J. Craig
Miller. 23 al-le9 acres and right Of way.
&c.,
Charles +. Shuman and vito 70 James
II Barton. ~ feet on west side Montsiro
street. and 90 feet on east side Mitchell
street. Sll0H.
stephen Warner and wife 20 s. s Bur
iin-. i.i acres on OSBORN turnpike W@".
d. y Walton to LOWS Giu.er. ll--
acres on Brook turnpike. subject % deed
property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

itA' II .fi'|-f - ehf '.t'I
- a,..tt., ,r
'ii'ilNss OF it"t'. "t a"' i'N '"
mango to-day Dl ar. '''i5' - I'
- l".""- "'.-' s,
S-" s''l e' ,l'."i '.' az .e. ~ ~
1870 ai - Two tl Nn''' rs" 49, ~.
ai So one a' >u.-'i 'N. '''' que
one III 500" o'.' "' ,'.''. '. ,o o~a
M rt,-|' Two az .s5. , ~ "a 'n ,v-o
AZ $50. ono UT 500 i"' ai
ai - Two ~ $50 '"' 80, '.. IN
>2tt one ti f-.'f, one al f-.-'
- ono at s. 49, -t.. ....-.4.,..
irFH,, a''7 .rf ,,-l....
Wrappers. T. hossnetis, il'le'-. D. s..lt
tbr-nN. .. ie9i 'tAIH p ''' ''7'
g.. l"t'i. "' ,.,,rts to-day.
'ND tD."' D,,-F. ~ to.lheafs. dark.
l'5 hossh'als anl -
u,ns ~ i'.. I.t..nnar,.s Soa-
My'l shoctoe tobacco
nroof s.. N'"l f,...f,.t. on,
warehouse i,lot' ... ',..,..,o.s
li i-nites s,gt.s Internal revenue coilec-
uCns for ihr envy OF j.. l.i'i I li..,r.f,e-
iobaccos ig-laN CIGARS " - ,.'.,r
Sl''Nl'; il-s i.ai'''s' fi'''''''
>'5'" 49,. ,..,.,.., r,.bar.o
REGISTERED ar VIC q,
to-day. r. L. Canpocu, Ashes ll'.. ~.
w II. Samuel. Virginia. i-' 90 ii'''''''
caroline county 49, .ot..c.o tr-
ln' 'h'lAl I'fvl Nl
spcotor SHOWS as ioloHS ... ,,...~ r..,. cd
keceilis of in' nom. a.a .s--..s a.4
lNo. ",,i1 hn-SN't is "ll'' .', i'... ,,.l "a
boxes. deny cries. -'tl' Jos '''
torres ana h'A. ... ...,.he ,,1f~o
Receipts iof l',l, i.'o,', o,,4 --
June |V, $50 i''--' onttq no.
rerces ana h1N'r, n'ilN 49,
heads ana 90 li'i rag. '''.' .,..',,i .ohaero
stocks on ndht 81 w. ~ Di.bn,or1
warehouses; in .hy .'', - a. as
Va. June ~. 50 ,,,,it.,.'.f
hossheaes anu 80 -. ,i.yIes &c.
ed, !l'2 moss 'alS o,l' l iot tisr'es
Total @V'''i hossh'@"s anu
&c. IT. pf,,,,,ora tobacco
Total stocks IN we 90 i,iyi'. as nor ,cport
"arth.us.9 No. ','' ia 800 hocsheads
Of The tobacco lhsi'e'''l' '''-''
and ai2 uerees. .,.~ Ill, Z, tho several
Increase OF s'o.N' a., +ro civ ~ Ri.h-
tobacco NaItno' 80 month ending june
ia 20 .,Y- boosb.aIs
30 $50 ,'-'' nVrai,'" 81 o,,9i-o rn,,o
Inspections lot ne ~ ,l'p' l,,.i,,caie or1 2
30. $50; hrlsht, l',' o., i L,(..sbs,ls and
tierces. &c.' dark. -,''t - to.,sbo@is
~ tcrCcS. &C N-9..' IN - a.,
Total. 800 hocsheads 1n' '.' IN, -'., IT,. .
Reinspectio..ns 10Y 70 to@sboaas and
June ~ go 5a,t *, harsheals and g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

2ec SPOT prices: No. . 27aia,2sc.; NO.
. white. Sic: mixed western. -'r"oc.
Hay quiet and firm; shipping. DC 5000
TO choice, Std:Dc ,.1,,n.
Wool firm: domestic neece' IL" ''O''
pulled. 12030c. 900.
Reef quiet and steady; family. Sll.v'w
f3Hf. extra fncsa $500: beef mans 'ull
at S1s.1n 1870: tierced beef STEADY ~
extra. India mess. 81 .'pa q" Gu, y, &c ~
active and strong. picked peli"s' F'''''
shoulders. $500. hams. $3.50 lN.p
Lard quiet and lower. western rieam'
Sc 80 asked. city, SGl1Rt-v, july 80
nominal: september Sd.E' noiil---' a. a.. com.
fined quiet. South American, f'-f'' WI"
pound. S1wHfI2j ...,...
butter I'm moderate demand and steady
State dairy. Halle. do. cr'iltitis'
filSc.. western dairy. "4y &C., h4-i"7,
Cotton seed oil steady. crude -. E
low prime. 2G .02G &c.; DO. good offerings
Petroleum nominal. Renned--New YORK
SIS" -, com
mon 10 good. Sl51i ~ CT ..,.
Turpentlne quiet and steady al @.rg -S'-s'
Rice firm and unchanged.
Molasscs firm and unchanged
co6ec steady at points down 10 .
poinfs no. July. Sll&Jul l.]n. August
Sf43u. September SLID, Dctouer ann i'
comhcr. $40. Spot RIO quiet ana titaNs o.
Snear Raw more active ana steady,
fair refining. . I3-iGc.. fHi-tesi crnff.iNeal'
3i.c Refined firm ana unchan-ti
five ana steady. cotton, l-lNl-; gram ID.
Southern fresh fruits and Nc-'
peaches continue irregular il lHaiity.
ilums In fair demand. ,..,,f....,
Apples hucluoheTles, ana H'"'N''''
dull. except for choice.
Pears steady ,
raspherrics i'm good supply ard weak.
Watcrmcl0ns freely 'U't' Il. .,.s.,,,.,+
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Ii is Known
By Its Cures

Il IS not what We say. but |ha'
Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells the
story OF its merit.
The Thousands OF people whom 1t has
raised from disease and despair to happl-
ness and health. are the strongest and
hest Advertisements Hoods ssrsaparilia
hiss. 80 other preparation IN existence
he's such record OF wonderful cures.
This iswhv Hoods Sarsaparilla has tas
largest sale, and requires for its produce
ton the largest laboratory in the world
Now II you need good medicine why
not Try that which has done others 40
much good. Remember
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Don't Pu, Your Money in Savings Bank
"a. Four Per Cent.

Before making your investments, figure
awhile on the Si2ia full-p@id, per cent
stocK and the s. p3it-up stock. per
cent. guaranteed. Of the state Building
and Loan Company. at nos east Main
street. Richmond. Va. Thomas +. Stags.
president. W Minor Woodward. vice.
rrasldent. Cal, on or address +. g.
Christian. secretary and treasurer. Rich
moud, Va.
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is
Day.

-sq.5 for the choice 81 any as and
sif-a Suits on our first h1or except
the featnsr-Neigh
This series of sales is
having the losirclcil'ect
No trouble tor you to
see advantage at every
turn here It's a great
choice you'u have to-
dav. These So and
$3.50 Suits are what
tailors call $50 and s35
values That doesn't
make any difference TO
us. We s,et ourmindsto
reduce the stock and
took the means that
were surest of success.
Inle..yau know the value a suit waat
docs special price amount TO- Tine sinh
thars being dumped n,o n'nm'n'
marked up ID he mArhe'l down hl' never
marked down ID what really worth
t.ntn bargain. lhats what commonly
called "ianns'
Al tIo Snffs ina pur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03
Property Transfers.

Richmond: y. Z. Bealrs trustees 10
Amelia Fuller, So feet on north side PARK
avenue. near Deep Run street, sd.
W. H. Bourne's trustee 10 Julid, "lle
Of Mortimer Hogan. 81 feet on east SIDE
Twenty-seventh street, between Broad
and Marshall. 81. ~.
Isaac Cohen and wife 10 Mary I. VII
liams. 40 feet on west side LomDaruy
street. near Park avenue. $3.50.
Henry H. Harris trustees 10 Guarantee
3. l.. z. Il. Co.. 10 feet ON west sue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

The Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Po-
tomac railroad Will sell r0uui-tup tickets
between all its stations and 10 Alex
auIIIa and Washington, July %, 81 AMI
Alb. final limit july /. 1870, al reduced
rates.
Rl0 hmonl 10 Fredericksburg and re-
furf ............... - 40
Richmond 90 Alexandria and return. 400
Richmond ~ Washington and return 40
O.. a. TAYLOR.
Traffic MANAGER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

ever offered means OF Hfolh"'d. ~ "iay
mon street-~ar drivers. w0rkmeu Ia no
shops axemen in the forests. in r1ery
department OF labor the most cififat't
and elegant men of the South took. WIN
"a will. OF whatever they found 10 90
our country will ma 10 20 their gre AZ
advantage 10 adopt Mrs. Lees history rs
a toxf-hook H. A. ".
Lexington. Va. july p 1870.
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For the Fourth OF July holidays the
Southern Railway Company VIII sell
rotnI-trlp tickets between an stations ON
min lines al a rate ~ four cents per
mile one way for The round trip. These
tickets viii be- sold on July I'll and 81
and Tor trains scheduled 90 reach des-
tlnatiOn ON the forenoon Of July ith. good
II return until July I'm. inclusive.
JOHN " BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent
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Evangelist Williams who conducts ser
vices weekly az the ri hmont Locomp-
tive Works looks forward WITH A4eh hopes
OF being able boo the near tuiuf, ip nav"
I, C;olrCi 'ar ON the sfreofs OF Richmond
xsffh The inscription "Buiii Dos iDr Work
mon of Richmond. Va" painted threon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-03

Salcs-wheat. 300 bushels; corn 'white).
4Gp bushels
quotations: wheat Longherry. 1ac. 70
5Sc.: mixed. aic 10 1>c.. shortberry, &c.
90 IS. No . red. fSc.
Coru-White, Virginia. '2l9c. 10 &c;
No white, 32igc. to Sc 40. mixed
III &c. 10 sc.
oats No. = mixed. 3.1c 10 BE; no. .
mixed @&c.
Rye &c IN G.e
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snand the Fourth Of July at Old Point.

only s. by &. & Q. railway for the
r.I nd trip from Richmond for regular
trains leaving Richmond 3.35 2. VI. July
81. and $50 4. ". July 18th. good for re-
turn July 9th.
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NEW YORK. July Cotton firm; mid
NJ gun. a.. middling. ~. GROSS re-
ccipis. - Up bales. exports 10 Great BIZ
tam. 30 bales. France. Isl bales cont
mont -'n bales. forwarded lG3 bales,
Sales tft bales. SPINNER. 90 bales. ff'rt,
9.n..at bales Futures closed steady,
July. o"i. August. COG. Scptcmbcr. i'l;
DCtohty 1W. November. 100. Doccin-
ler. ~ January. lis, February -;
March. IS. sales. i2ayn nales
Total to-day-Net receipts. SIS bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. 3,15i bales
Fran %NG haios. Continent, -VO bales
stock. 4l@.1l9 bales.
Toa .o lar this week Net receipts,
2.G1 bales; exports 90 Great Britain.
G5N7 haics; france. 2s1 bales 'onl-
nont SO bales.
Total since September 1si-Net receipts,
Z s9i. g., bales. exports 20 Great Britain,
1888 49, bales: France. III ~ bales. COM
urcr' 2392 49, bales
NEN ORLEANS. IA. July cotton
tutuf' steady sales. 5000 bale. July
toher and Novemhor. 6sf. December. g. 'Fi.
January. Cpl, February, go. March. '.1'
Il\ kforL. July 2-\uon.~' oliNl
quiet ana prices easier. American ma
ding 3 80. sales. $ iNr bales. Siccula-
bales. American. 500 bales. fniuffs
orrne. easy ana demand fair. American
mildIns q. July. . 4G-Gi, July ana Nh-
gust ii-biW| 45-Gf. August atd sep
teu..r 45-G403 4s.jl; september ana
October 3 iG-GlU3 1864. october ana No-
vcmb.r 4s-Gi03 1D-64. November ana
Decor .er, . 49-GiN3 51-Gi. Dccomn'r ana
ianuar. 4H-GfN3 52-Gi January ana
Fohru =, . ~ .Gt13 53-df; February ai1
Marcl . 5i-Gl. March and April, . oi-ji.
Tutnr steady az the decline.
p. N American middEng. low mid
ding clause. July ami August. :, 4'-''4N
1'-'f sellers, August and september
z 4G-ff. sellers. September and OCTOBER
fNfHf| I.4.f q N
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
IIcHMOND. VA. July . 1879
ings-Whoat. $50 bushels. corn
AwLite(, ~ bushels.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, July Flour
quiet
spot and July. 7ln7lAc.; August 7la.0
72c. S.rtember 73o7@sc.: steamer 30.
. red G,r gSl 4c.. southern, by sample. lOm
73c.; lo.. on grade, oN'2c.
Corn weak and lower: mixed SPOT. 1875
M'oe.' Jnly, ce'gpes'ic.; august 4a,, a '9e:;;
Scpt0uler JpNiNi &C.,, southern white alia
W52c. DO yellow, 53NJl'.c.
Oats easy: No. white. western. 3i0
3iic.. y. = mixed. western, MH3li2c.
I've dun. 40. ., 5sc.
Hay fm: choice timothy. SlG50dl7oo
fr1Ns IlS finn. mess pork. SliuO, bulk
shoulder. 500: short ribs and clear
sides. 500. sugar-curcd shoulders, $40
hams. small. Sll5n. large, Sll21.
lari Refined. * no.
Batter teady: fancy. creamery lSGl9c.,
ladlc. &C.: store-packed. HNl.c.
Eggs frm az ill.1l2c
Sugar strong; graduated, $40.
Bon VIRGINIA 3s new. -, Baltimore
and Ohio 81 g0G3. Northern Central. ~
hid, Consolidated Gas stock, G303'a; 90
bonds. U.s. lliia bid; do. as los Flosi..
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IlONIS
1oNnov rAn sIIvER MARKET.

LONDON. July Bar silver. 80 '-lod.
= t. M.-Fafis alviccs quote e. per cont
-entcs at l02 francs and lll.c. centimes
for the account