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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
the CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco fsehange-Interpsl Rovenue
Coilcctions-Foreigp Adviees.

NEW YORK. June 26.-spcculation al
the stock Exchange to-day was decidedly
irregular. Trading In stocks was on a
smaller scale. the sales footing up 2ii. liD
SHARES. but the dealings IN bonds we're
heavier. s2,5ls.po changing hands. The
standard stocks. such as the Changers,
Anthracite COalcrs. ana Trunk Lines
showed lew features Of interest. and. IN
fact, were inclined 20 lag The changes
IN these issues. as a rule. were confined
10 the fractions. Near the close the
Changers ran or * 10 * per cent. on the
revival or stories Of damage 10 the crops.
The loW-priccd issues were firm through
out ana OF these. Wheeling and Lake
Efie and the Texas issues were In the
best demand. Wheeling sold up 20 10.
for the common and TO Ola for the pre-
ferred. Improved earnings and rumors
Of favorable Developments aided in the
strength OF the stocks. Reports that the
company was securing better rates lOr
cotton transportation had good inilu-
Cncc. New England was strong Tor a
time and rose 10 81. but when the IN
cuiry from the shorts abated and Efforts
We're made TO liquidatc the stock settled
back 10 49,. In the Industrials Sugar
was the most active. 5000 shares being
traded IN the price declining from llJS
10 1l3%4l13R on reports that prominent
inside interests have parted win their
speculative lines. Chicago Gas was
rather weak on stories that the standard
Onfs representative In the directory had
sold his stock. General Electric was
quiet and Iisuling ana tatile feedllt
firm. In the Inactive list New YORK,
New Haven and Hartford brought 2l3A.
The market closed barely steady. Bonds
were Irregular The sales OF listed stocks
aggregated l56.0D shares; unlisted oo'"Vo
shares.
Money on call easy at lHll2 per cent
last loan az I per cent, and closing OF
fered at / per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 3N3ie Icr cent. Bar silver, US
Sferlinp exchange firm. with actual bust
ness ina bankers bills at 4SSlsp te~fs Ior
sixty DAYS and fSnA for demand post.d
rates. 4Sln4'p. commercial bllis. fot'2n
4NSt. Government bonds strong. state
bonds firm. Railroad bonds nrm. silver
at the board was dull. .....-- 1000,
Treasury balances. Coin. Slo4.9IoWo;
currency, SG5.lj2,Vh
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The Bride Dismi..ed Hubby and Began
Divorce frocrellIug..

Divorce lTOtrctthE-s
NEWARK. n. j., June z6.-One day
life with her new husband was enough
ior Mrs. Max Katz, and twenty-four
hours after the wedding ceremony, she
dismissed her new husband, and began
proceedings for divorce.
The bride is the oldest and rrettlest
daughter of Mrs Fredericka haiser.
widow. who resides at l19 Howard street.
Mrs. Kaiser has two other daughters.
The flower OF the family, who nsufes III
mis- story about eight or nine months
AFRO lost her husband. Mr.. Leavtt. Her
time of mourning was almost over when
she met Max katz, a good-iooking man
about twenty-fo ir years OF aye, employ
cd as. clothing cutter In New YORK
city.
Ii was lust about seven weeks ago
that Mrs LeaVitt. who had resumed her
maiden name. met Mr.. katz at her home.
where he was introduced by mutual
friend. It was not exactly case OF
love at first sight. but katz took fancy
TO the young woman, who is about MS
own age. and she thought that katz was
about the finest young man she had seen
for many a day.
Four weeks had scarce elapsed before
KATE found courage TO ask the woman II
she would be his ana she answered Yes.
The couple went 10 the once OF JustiVe
of the Peace kosenbleuth. 81 Orange
street, three weeks ago. The justice
performed the marriage ceremony, and
the groom tipped the Justice SO as his
marriage Zee. II was the next night that
Mrs. Katz discovered that she did not
want her husband around where she
was. She lost no time IN telling him so,
and ordered him TO pack his trunk ana
leave As she was backed up by her
mother. the husband OF few hours could
do nothing else hut go. Protestatons OF
love were OF no avail. and so Mr. katz
went back 10 New York city.
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CHICAGO. ILL. June 26.-wheat
traders talked over old gossip to-day,
because there was nothing new 10 be
heard. The reports of disappointment
IN threshing returns from California and
the Southwest and the low condition OF
crop IN Michigan were rehashed, but the
net gain made in the price cid not indi-
cate that the subjects materially helped
the market. The opening was about
steady, with scarcely anything doing. IL
was discovered during the nrst I'VE or
ten minutes that offerings were not op-
pressiyely large, and a few buying orders
served to rush values up &c. Later
there was a gradual retrogression, until
the gain was almost entirely lost, but
just before the close reports OF sales OF
j. loads at New York for export ana
the working OF a small line Of cash wheat
at this place again impaired strength
with final recovery the result. jury
wheat opened from 1lhrp IN, sold 10
T7ixQ77,Sc.. and closed at 124c., Ssd".c.
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat in
the sample department ruled firm and lc.
per bushel higher.
= Corn was steady and firm. with wheat,
during the first half hour, and turned
lower with II also, but when the rally
of the finer grain took place there wa
not enough strength IN corn 10 Dllhs
about a recovery, without any attractive
feature 10 the trade. July sold between
Arse and 47Kc. closing at 4Su4sSc.,
i4Ma.c. lower than yesterday. Cash corn
was weak ana Nc. per bushel lower.
Oats-TheTe was not a great deal 10
say about corn and still less to say about
oats to-day. Like corn, however, the
predominant tone was a weak one, ana
the close was comparatively easy. me
selling represented the holdings OF longs
who finally yielded 10 the conviction that
there is no merit in prices for this grain
July closed a to &c. under yesterday
Provisions-'fhe strength Of product
found it's source in both grain ana hoss
to-day. There were good buying orders
10 be seen early, and when the demand
ceased the tone was steady. Towards
the wind-up OF the session there was a
rally. which placed July pork DC. iaTd
&C.. and July ribs 2i5c higher than yes
terday's final quotations. s-,,-u.
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MANCHESTER. June 26.-The Guard
ian. i'm its commercial article, says
Most of the principal sections are much
decreased. and few buyers have the cour-
age to purchase unless remarKaniy low
nTices are accepted Producers are now
willing to accept figures which recently
they firmly refused to consider. The loss
Of confidence Is apparently due 10 the
steadily increasing weakness OF cotton
and the scarcity 81 workable foreign ie-
mand The unsettled feeling arising from
the political crisis will probably further
discourage trade. and especially in the
event of an election, and the excuse IL
offered by buyers for not entering TO
fresh business. The dropping OF the
eastern exchanges and the accompanying
weakness Of siive~ are also having dis
ccuracire influence. Yarns are depress -d
and Ireland business Is slow.
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cnrrON MAKNETs.

>-tsNv YORK. June 2G-Cotton steady,
sood middnng. IA. middhng, Z, gross
seceints SO bales: exports 20 Great BIZ
ram p iG5 bales: forwarded, - bales
talcs. Gi9 bales. all spinncrs stoen'
10 ala nals Futures closed firm. sales.
~ Tlo bales. June. Cp. July, Vtoi Au-
t1et GSi; September. 6.sS: October t'Si
ls-,,,',t,,,hr, G.m. December. 7Jl January,
tps. February. III; March, I.l6
Total to-day-Net rectipts' i,i.' pdies.
,snorts 10 Great Britain. 5,4do bales;
tiock. 425,o5l bales. A., ,o.D,n..
Total so FAR This weekrNet reyfio,, /.
~ hales. exports TO Great Britain
k55s bales: France, ~ bales; continent
"Tn,ai since September lst--Net receipts,
er3 e,St bales: exports 20 Great Brltalh'
ESQ -aG bales; Fra nee 1o.eoo DaleSi Ton
tnent. =. $500 bales, 49,. $50. -.
NleN OkLhA sa,es sG 100 bales; june.
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PARIS, June 26.-The Eclair. referring
to the recent fighting I'm French Guyana.
growing out OF the robbery and forclble
detention OF a Frenchman named Trajan
by Brazilian Adventures, declares that
the Brazilian authorities are Dalmeable
for the entire AFFAIR. The Eclair urges
the Government TO take advantage OF
the events mentioned, which resulted In
the killing OF hve French marines. and
the wounding Of twenty others. through
the treachcry OF a native chief, and for
mally claim the whole Of the disputed
territory. and annex the entire country
banks OF the Amazon.
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WILMINGTON, y. c.. June 26.-Rosin
quiet. ,...-
spirits turpentine steady; machine
o6isc: irrcgulars. &c.
Iar firm at Si.A.
Crude turpentine quiet; nara, Sl'-u'
soft. $50: virgin. SD
SAVANNAH, GA, June 2G.-Spirits tur-
pentine opened firm at 2Ghc. sales, !, ~
casks: closed quiet at 26hc., with sales
of o01 casks and receipts OF .oS'' casks.
Kosin steady for higher grades and
firm for the balance: reported sales OF
three first at Zoe. below quotations; sales
~ barrels Quotations A. II, ana G.
81 It,. y. 81. 90: Il. Sl.25. +, Sl.3s; q, Si.i,;
s5cl. window glass $50. water white,
MARI ESTON. ). C.. June 26.-Tur-
pentine. 26c. bid; receipts, "a casks
Rosin-Good strained ilrm al Si.ioai'i'i
receipts. 100 barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Four Tennsssee Bicyclist. blake 600 Miles
in Twelve Daye

WASHINGTON. June s.-The quartette
OF cyclists who left Knoxville, Tenn
for a run to Washington, go miles, made
the trip in twelve days. Tire distance
covered each day ranged from thirty
three 10 sixty-five miles. In the party
were r. w. Peatross, 9. ;. Newman,
C. W. Lotzpeich. and n. W. Sanford.
The trip was made over the old WASH
ington road BY way OF Rutledge, Rogers
VILE Bristol. Nexbern. and Roanoke, 10
Natural .sridge. Rain interfered with the
pace. showers being more or less In evi-
dence all the way along. Dogs Were
plentiful. and disposed 70 chase the
"blkers," and in the Tennessee uprands
the boys said there were 80 many PIGS
and children they had 10 go slow 10 pre-
vent casualties.
In this section also they met great
many people who had never seen
bicycle. The best parts OF the road lay
between Marion and Buchanan, Virginia
and stanton and Smokers Gap. The
party breaks up at this point. Mr.: Peat
ross going to Bowling Green, Virginia,
aud tile others back home. but not by
wheel.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., June 26-Flour quiet
winter natent. x42oa4.4o; fancy, si.voq
415 family. s3On3-so. 60.
Wheat dull and easy. No. red lo &c.
Corn quiet and easier; No. miNeo'
track. 4Tc.; No. white. track, Jpc. .o,,0.
Oats duh; No. mixed TRACK QUAY
3Oizc. ,,,-o
Pork active and firm: mess. sI2,oo.
Lard firm and In fair demand steam
leaf and Kettle, 500. $500. ,ooso
sboul6ers $50 short ribs $t.6213; snort
clears sT'UO; boxed meats Ac. more
Dry sailed meats firm and active' i1os.
shoulders. 81. i2l1: short ribs. 500; snort
clear, $40; boxed meats Nc more
Whisky easy and quiet at sl.-f.
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New F0undland Bonds Sell YELL.

LONDON, June 26.-The banking house
OF Glynn. Mills. Currie q Co Monday
solicited tenders for 5000 pounds Of 1
per cent bonds on behalf OF the con
tractors Of the loan OF the New Found
land Government. The minimum price Of
fered was % l-2. and the aggregate appli'
cations amounted 10 s34.075 pounds. The
average price obtained was 50 is.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. June 26.-tlour hrfner
Wheat higher; July, I34c.; September
corn higher; July, Assc; Septenloer'
Oats lower; July. 24izc.; SEPTEMBER
2i7kc.
Pork-Mess, $3.50. ,oo Scr,
Iard-Prime steam. $40; choice. so .,'.
Reconsideration, go; ron ~ iyiL
Drv Salted Meats-Shoulders, so.ozi2,
Longs S612il; clear ribs, $780, shoi'
clears, 1913. ..
Hoo wines steady at sl.2f
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3gc. /. No . mixed. western. y2i461Tsc.
RYE inacuve; No. 2, tsuooc.' stock'
6,T19 bushels. ram
Grain freights quiet. ,so,,,.
Butter nrm; fancy. creamery, loe i'0''
lsdle. iNIl4c: store-packed, VHi-c'
other articles unchanged. -<.---<. a.
Bonds-Nirginia 3s, new, .9u.sTt' .,D
Century. 6yltffCga: Northern centrai, urt
hid: Consolidated Gas stocks, IVA no.
bonds J's 1OS'h bid.
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They Defeated the Hoanokes-Th' Umpire
Scr. Ii


Scared.
NORFOLK. VA. June 6.-SIeciaL-Nor-
folk made It two ut OF three by captur-
ing to-days game from the Roanokes.
The game was the most uninteresting one
OF the series, owing TO the abominaDle
umpiring OF DAILY. lie does not seem
TO have any conception OF how TO MI the
position, except mat ne gives everything
to the home club; every close decision ana
a great many that were not close IN to-
days game. he gave TO the Nor
folks. and II seemed 10 take the heart out
Of the york of the visitors. Norfolk would
probably have won the game anyhow, but
Mr.. DAILY made 1t his business 10 see that
they should not lose.
The playing of Padden was the bright
feature OF the game. Kelly also made
a splendid running catch.
Captain Padden gave notice IN the third
inning that he would play the game
under protest.
The score
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porfsmo,lfh 2 Home runs-Gill 2, Breen
sanford. Hall. and vettcr. Two-base mt
Keefer. Bases on balls-On Foreman, o.
off Foster. T. Left on bases-Peters,p,ur
s: Portsmouth. $. Struck out-By fote-
man. 6; Foster 3. Bases from Oel"S MI
Peif Harcrove and Lyons. Douple
ulavs-Fuller. Thurston. and Joanes'
Ttlrston. Hall. and Joanes; Breen. zen,
der. and Turner. Foreman, render am
Turner. stolen basos-Lyons 2 keeier =;
game-One hour and fifty minutes. um-
pire-Nr Mitchell.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. ND, June 26-Flour
dull -. enc
Wheat firmer; spot and June, t2s2u
7os'c July. 7yAa7:ic. August. 13AM7lc. ;
senteinbcr 7fNefif3kc (: steamer No led
81 1tgss,c.: southern. by .arnple, I29 Toe.
DO. on grade. GDi5u7slsc
Corn steady; mixed spot, o-uo2sc. I;
S,s,,5lhc.: September. 52sl uSSc.: southern
,.h,te :s)5fs2l,c; do. yellow. 53e5fc.
Oats dull; No. white. western. SJ1a4
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The Peiersbures md it by "a Score OF
Twelve TO Eight.

n I1Iss7I'F To ~ y u8Ec -
The Petersburgs made IL three straights
by defeating the Portsmouths this after
noon by score OF u 5. Foreman pitch
ed for the home team, and was wild at
times, the visitors getting eight hits. Fos-
ter went in the box for the visions. and
was hit freely, the home team getting nj
teen hits. Both teams played good ball.
excepting one inning. Gills muff OF a
fly ball let in three runs after two men
had been put out. but he redeemed him.
stiff by making two home runs. JoaneS
and Reid led the visitors In batting.
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Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, /;
Roanoke 3. -hits-McGann. Lloyd.
Home run-Fultz. Sacrifice hits-Gilman.
Stolen bases-Kelly. Thornton CD, scherer.
Bradley. Double plays-keily. Tate, ana
Corcoran: Gilman and Tate; Viox. Little,
and yiox. Bases on balls-on Herr. 3;
off Lloyd. 3. Hit BY pitched bail-Thorn-
ton. Struck out-by Herr. s: by Lloyd. s.
Passed balls-Welch Wild pitches-by
Herr, 2; by Lloyd. 2. Time Of game
two hours and ten minutes. Umpire
DAILY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT, June ~ ls91'
ARRIVED.
Steamship BALTIMORE. Bennett. BATH
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Baltl-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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cutcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS: ILL; rs ynn9
e.-cattle--Receipts' 80 ,,Oogiiun, weight
baariSr. common TO extras, SJ.pqo.vv;
stockers and feeders, s2.5Oui ~ COWS anu
bulls. 81. Sa3.T5; Texans, s2.iyqo;-o, md
Hogs-Receipts, 1000, market an Ia" aim
Dfng lots 81. 7(rq4y7iz; common TO cno DC
nix mixed, si5oa4sO; choice assorted ed, s4.oo@
AIS. light, s44Oari.75; pigs, %loqs s,ssav
sheep-Receipts- lo.s'2; m eoro,oo nm in,
for,or TO- choice, S3.l5g4.O; lambs S"''o
Mt.lJ
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40 GAME AT CLEVELAND.
The Cleveland and Louisville game was
postI oned on account Of wet grounds.
HOW TIE CLUBS STAND.
nAMFs scHtnrLrp F0R

GAMES SCHEDULED PoR TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at Brooklyn.
New York at Baltimore.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Louisville at Cincinnati.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARNET.

NEW \ Ol.h IKODtJE MARNEI.
NEW YORK. June 26.-Flour dun. with
BIDS l04l5c. under asking price. winter
patent S3.2v4 40, Minnesota. clear $3.lOu
so; patent, S39N3.fJ, low extras, S2.4J
$3.50. city mills. $50. Southern Hour
dull and steady: common to fair extra,
S2.iOuS.l5, good TO choice, S3.2OQ4.OD.
Wheat duh ana firmer, with options,
No. red, store and elevator. 7GA al6lsc.;
ahoat, fi2c. Options were active and
irregular. closing strong at liAQlAc. add
vance; No. red, June, '1jsc.; july, ,6l2c.;
August, &c; september, ni.c.; October,
1Sisc., December, a33sc.; May, S2Ysc.
Corn more active ana firm, No. ?, 52js
W5-tsc., elevator, 5i12u 33isc. ailoat. OPP
lions were very duh and without feature,
closing firm at lsc. decline September
most active July, J@isc.; September, bic.
oats fairly active and steady. Options
more active and firm and unchanged 10
sc. lower, June 20Ac., July, &i2c.; Sep
tember, 3oc. Spot prices: No. ?. 29lc.;
No. > white, S3l.c. mixed western, o0p
BIC.
Hay quiet and strong; shipping, Goc.;
good TO choice, 1jdHOc.
Hops quiet and steady; State, common
10 choice. Sc. Pacific coast. 3usc.; Lon
don market unchanged
Wool fairly active. pulled. 12G3nc.
Beef dun. family SllWdl3oD; extra
mess, $500: beef hams quiet at SlS.0un
1880. tierced beef inactive; city extra,
India mess Si7WUlSU; cut meats
stronger and I'm better demand; picked
bellies S6.25 bid, do. shoulders, So.Si12,
do hams, >9.5a9.50
S6t5. city. S61On615; July, $3.50, nomi-
nal. September. SIO1, nominal Refined
quiet: Continent. 500 South American.
s. go. compound S5.o0Gj.3,ie.
Pork quiet and firm; mess. Sl32odli.W.
Butter moderately active and steady
state dairy, Halle; do, creamery, lr20
lsc.: western dairy, Oplic.; klgins. lsc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and unchanged
A"..lsI
S795; Philadelphia, Sie; do. in bulk
s. 4od5.43.
EOsin steady.
Turpentine dull and weak at 294292c.
Rice fairly active and firm; domestic.
fair TO extra, 4iin6c.. Japan, iafi2c.
Nolasses-toreign nominali New Or
leans open Kettle. good to choice, nfm
and in fair demand AT 26a32c.
Peats quiet and firm.
Coffco steady and unchanged to L.
points up: July. Slt2oali25 september,
Sl48s. October Sli.4OQl1.lJ; December,
Sll35al4. 40; March, Sl425 spot fio
dull AID steady; No. Z, Sl'.io.
Sugar-Raw dull and easier; fair re-
0ning. , l3-lGc. Refined quiet and steady;
on a. 4kN4kc.: standard \. 4'su5c.; cut
loaf and crushed, 1-lcu1hc; sranu-
lated. 4 7-l6n1Ac
Frciehts 10 Liverpool quiet and nomi-
nal. cotton. Ltd; grain. Id;
Southern fruits and vegetables:
Peaches and plums IN small receipt.
UuCklcbcrries frm ana siiiah rtceiptS'
Raspherrits unchanged.
Blackbcrries lower
Watermelons fairly active and firm.
Cabbages slow.
Onions and Norfolk cucumbers lower
Choice tomatoes higher.
Potatoes irregular closing easy.
Nuskmelons Florida. barrel, sl.v0d3.D;
do basket. JOc.0Sl.5O; do. Charleston,
basket. S1p1Gl.N.
Riackborrics-No Carolina, quart 90
14c.. Maryland and Delaware, quart luc.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Lynchburg:
Richmond. /; Lynchburg, b.
At Petersburg:
Portsmouth, S; Petersburg, l..
At Norfolk.
Roanoke. 3; Norfolk. IL.
CAMS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Richmond
Norfolk VS. Richmond
At Portsmouth.
Roanoke vs.. Portsmouth.
At Petersburg
Lynchburg vs.. Petersburg.
Note.
The Crabs play here this afternoon
The game will be called at o'clock.
We are now below the ~ point marx
Let the slump keep up.
petersburg has won and lost an equal
number Of games
Even Tannehill was Of no avail
Here is a problem for Wells II II takes
hits to win a game, AMI two clubs play
together. and one OF The clubs has all
the hitters, which team will VIM For
an answer 10 this problem I'm the rule
OF three" see scores OF the recent games
In Lynchburg.
Norfolk should let us have game.
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Arrivals ON The Carncas.

NEW YORK. June 25-Among the pas
sengers arriving on the steamer Caracas
from La Guayra. Venezuela, were Con-
gressman l.. Livingston. of Georgia, and
General N. Navery, Atlanta Exposition
Gam m .ssinnar.
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The Bright Jewel Society OF Laurel
Street Methodist church will have lawn
party to-nigh, and Friday night In the
lot adjoining the church. The attraction
for tonight will be the Art Gallery"
and the Little Jewel quartette will fur
uisa music
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CnhIN AND COTTON NNCHANEN'
RICHMOND. VA. june 20, $3.50.

Offerings Corn mixed $40 bushels.
s,lofasons. ~ ncat--LOngoerry 'bc, 20
,ac. mixed. zoe. 90 7yc.; shortberry. 'fc.
~ 1oe.. No red. fNc. 90 .ilc.
corn White, Virginia, Ole, NO. : WHITE
&c. No. mixed Hic.
Oats-No. . mixed, 5jisc. to DC; No.
/ mixed. ,sjc.
p.Ia-i,,r 10 tSc.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club to
each other club: