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sume chat they bad hammersd the mar

sumo that they had hammered the mar
ket into such condition that il was help
less and without ability TO revive. They
discovered their mistake. and that 20 theiI
sorrow. this morning. Arguments against
prices were useless, and the market az
one time to-day sold &c over the nnai
figures of yesterday. The short lines.
which had increased on the previously
descending market. had become rather
unwieldy. and their covering was mat
ter OF considerable difficulty. accompanied
by more or less anxiety.
Some one posted q, newspaper clpplng.
which, upon the authority OF the London
Times, represented an extraordinary de.
fciency In the English crop. and stated
that IL would devOlvs on America 70 make
good the shortage. \ private laverpooi
dispatch reported the Argentine crop
prospects poor. and that the shipments
from that country last week Aggregated
but 10000 bushels a dispatch from san
Francisco stated that the yield Tor III
fcrnia would not exceed iooOW tons. Inc
above Information attracted more atten-
ton and exerted greater influence In to-
DAYS market than did the nght exports
from both coasts for the weck-lEoVO
bushels-and the enlarged winter-wheat
movement.
from the best quotations or the day;
mainly by realizing by those VINO had
benefited by the rise.
An important factor In the early
5trenKtn was tnt Islllule VI iSis I NN'i -
reflect yesterdays decline In American
markets. Closing continental cables were
lower.
September wheat opened at from. 1ol-a
20 70 J-sc.. advanced TO Il 5-sc., receded 10
and closed at II 5-SNu 3-i-2Q2 l-Sc; hlgher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was firm anu
2Q2 l-2c. per bushe higher
COrn-The opening was steady, nut prices
very early began 20 sag on ana that IN
the presence of the frmness in wheat
Eventually, however, they became respon-
slve to slight extent with the stronger
tone of the finer grain. but the rally
which took place was at the best but
feeble one. When the buying inclination
appears In corn immsd lately the glowing
crop prospect looms up to discourage H.
September corn opened at about - l-Sc.,
sold between i3 IL and AZ l-2c., and closed
at + l-2c.-l-Sc. higher than YESTERDAY
Cash corn was weak and i-2c. per bushel
lower, closing steady.
Oats--Activity was not known In the
oats market. The movement Of prices was
so slow as TO scarcely receive notice. The
motive came from the corn market. with
tho close September was l-5c. higher than
yesterday. Cash oats were about steady.
Provisions-rhe stiffness In product was
oppressive. SO little business was trans
acted that the brokers were lampnting
their being present at all. Lower hogs
had no effect on the tone OF prices, the
strength OF wheat serving "a a steadying
factor. At the close September pork was
2l-2c. lower than yesterday and Septem-
Der lard and ribs each lie. higher.
The domestic markets were quiet and
steady, and Liverpool unchanged.
The leading futures ranged AZ follows:
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Are Won taking SIMMONS LIVER REG
u1AroR, the "KINa OF LIVER MEDr-
CryEs?u That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. 1t is the
same old friend to which the cid folks
pinned their faith and wero never dis
appointed. But another good recon-
rneudat;on for it is, that it is BETTER
THAN Pills, never gripes, never weak
ems. but works in such an easy and
natural way, just Ike nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. 1t never fails.
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
and everyone should take only SIM
mons Liver Regulator.
BE sure you get it. The Red II
is on the wrapper. j. III. Zeilin &
Co., Philadelphia.
fap7 -suW(v,&F-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, July ~ IS1
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, IS: wrappers, 2;
dark leaf. 4; Tugs. 70; cutters. D. Total,
60 hogsheads.
Revenge collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, SHOG, tobacco, So-olo' loldl'
S9i4.02.
private sales for week: Filters, 81;
smokers. -: wrappers, 50; cutters 81;
dark leaf. 3i9 Burley ): Tugs. III. Iotal.
as hogsheads, against SIS hOgsheads last
week. and S7i hogsheads for same week
last year. 1,,
and cigarettes. 81, 1870; tobacco, N2,s2S.ol.
Total, $24. JG6ll
The market this week shows a decided
Improvement over last week in point or
sales. Prices held their own throughout,
except FOR the lower grades OF sun
cured tobacco. Old t0baccos were very
active, especially cutters.
this week its first shipment Of the new
crop from South Carolina.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2.--Flour--very
steady; winter wheat, low grades, $-'yVP
$40; do. fair 10 fancy. S.Dlis5.O, 90,
patents sidA0j: Minnesota clear, 500
X 9D. natents S}.gOlisiG0: low extras. SZ0W
81 10: city mills. ANSL25; southern flour
dull but steady; common 10 Ialr extra
81 2OGS3: good to choice, &nSSC. a
Wheat-Spot market gun p pud s ii,Tg
and elevator Is l-iH76 lie. options inod-
erately active and firm at o-sc. ADVANCE,
No 2 red. May, &c; August, 20 5-Sc. ;
September. 70 lie; October. % 7-Sc.; De-
Coarn.ouiet and firm; No. 2. rs 3-sc, in
elevator; 1919 lac, afioat. options dull;
declined l-4d3-sc. on local realzing anu
closed firm; July. 4S l-Sc August - &c;
September, Is Csc; OCTOBER u l-Zc.; May
oats-spots dull but firm; options quiet
and irmer; July y lie; August, 2 l-ic.; ;
September. % Sic; October % &c; NO;
western SOC; white do. S24i0c.; white
Wool-Firm; domestic. lsG22c.: pulled,
Beef Beef-Dull; family. s1asl3; extra mess,
Beef Hams-Quiet at lSc.
Tierced Beef-lnactive; city. sl6504f7.
Cut Meats--Quiet; picked bellies, l-2p
73-ic.: shoulders. &C MANS, . Lag i9 &c, q.
city. 81. 25; refined quiet at &C.: South Amer
POI Pork-ouiet and steady; sales, go bar
rels: mess, sl2500 Sl2.75.
Butter-Fyrm; state dairy, Halls l-2c.; do.
creamery. II lie; western dairy, 9l-2g
BE. Elgins, II lie.
Cottonseed- Oil-Firm; crude. 2id25c. ::
yellow prime &c; do good, on grade,
Petroleum-Nominal: refined. New York.
$50; Philadelphia, Nb; do. in bulk, No
Rosin-steady; strained. si55an.571-a
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at q l-2p
Rice-Firm and in moderate demand;
domestic. 41-4a6c.; japan. 4g4 i,2c.
Molass s-Forelgn NOMINAL New Or
leans, 26g32c.
coffee-Quiet: closed 5qoo points down;
spot Rio quiet and firm: No. Z, lec.
Suear-RaW quiet and firm; fair refining,
. Use: refined firm and activei on A. tl-s
G13-sc.; standard A, 47-l6gi 5-sc; cut-loaf.
5l-l6lf5 lac crushed, 1875 l-4c.: granu-
lated. 7-ltd4 Sac.
FreIahts TO Liverpool-Steady; cotton,
bv steam. 5-eid grain. Bid. asked.
Fruits and egetables-Generally quiet /:
market without decided change In prices.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE: Mp, July A-FlOur-
Quiet and unchanged. Vt.
Wheat-Strong; No. red. spot. July
and August 70 .seJ s - so .,yg
e eITi' i by Sample. dssTsc.; do. on grade.
6gn re -,
AZ i-sc bid: August, Al l-2c. BID: Septem-
her a i-Ic.: year, % lie. bid; southern
white aQ &c. do. yellow. So l-sg5se.
Oats-steady; No; white west western
81 l-2g3se; No. Z msea, ao'' I" iH''VS
Hay-Actiye and strong; choice timothy,
81 basis.
Grain Freights--Dull and unchanged.
Exgs-Quiet at 10 l-,gllc.
Coffee-Easy: No. I, 10 l-iQl6 1-2c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. July N.-The tide
cbsnesd in wheat to-day. For two days
the bears have been having things their
own way. ana were dispoed to rashiy pre-
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

American Cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
American Cotton OIL preferred ........... IA
American --..-...............ll39
American Sugar Kohneries, pref........... 10lIa
American Tobacco. .....-.-.-.........-.-. 1903
American Tobacco. proierred.... ....".... liz
Atcn,son, Topeka and santa fe..... .-.... l45s
Baltimore ami Ohio. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t4ls
canada Pacific. ...'.''''......''...''... OIL
Chesapeake and Ohio. 22
Chicago anc Aiion ..'.'''....s'.'......loo
Chicago, burlington and Quincy 91H
chicago Gas Trust. .-............... 343s
Delaware. Lacaauanus and western...-161
Distillers.. .''.-''''''-''... ~l%
Erie. to13
ERE. preferred 2ZSs
aeneral Electric ...................-.--.... 3ols
limos Central. .-.............'.....'''. oo's
Lake Erie ana western INSTRUMENTATION. 27s
LAKE Erie aud Western proferred.... s3Ia
Lake observation-disclosures. ..............1jl
iou;,yllle ana Nasnyille..........-....... OOB
Huntsville. New Albany aud Chicago...... sal
Manhattan Consolidated. ............ -.. 1l2k
Memphis ana reston...........-...(a) 10
Missouri Pacific. ........'........--....-. 3fes
Mobile and Ohio. .....-........>~~ss...-. <o1
Nashville. Caattanooca 81. Leuis......... %
United States Cordage. prsierred......... 11s
New JERSEY centrni................. .lO34
New York Central. ........-....... .........lOlA
New York AID New England. 53la
Norfolk and Western. preferred ......... IA
NnrfnerQ paclDc. of3
Northern Pacific. preferred. 1ei4
North western. ..ioiis
Northwestern, preferred. ....lao
PIC, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 29ss
,a.c,n, l.H
-, rs,ana 1914
:, pan, 70A
:, pa,, nreferred. .....................i2iA
sur.r csr,,ncates. 66L
Tennessee coal and iron.... 1895
Tennessee coal and Iron, prsierred.- Old ss
TO. P.cnc. 12Ia
un,or pnc,ac -.... l3,s
W.hasn ....,..-.......,,...... %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
CaxnIIoffi. Crispi, and Herr.

ROME. July FIN an appendix TO MS
Of Premier Crispl signor
Cavallotti has asked the magistrate 10
examine the Marquis di Rudini. ex-Pre-
mier; Signor Ratazzi. and Signor Beru.
the latter Secretary of the Department
Of orders and Decorations, as witnesses
In the matter of his (Cavallottrs) charses
against Crispi in connection win pr; oo.
neI,us Herr the Panama-canal lobbyist.
The magistrate has begun TO examine into
the charges. and will question Cavaliotti
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IN GOOD CONDITION.
The North Carolina Baptist Orphan
Rge-New Management.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. C.. July n
(Special)-Mr. y. Biggs has returned from
the annual meeting at t4e Baptist Or
phanage at brownsville, and gives
very pleasing account Of the condition
of the institution. Air. Biggs was the
first donor TO the OTphanage. has been
one OF its most liberal ana enthusiastic
supporters. and H. in close touch Win all
the workings Of the Institution. lie says
things are in better condition there IMAM
at any time since the OrphanaSe was
opened. about ten years ago. except Tor
a debt which was not paid at this meet
ing. There are 1913 children in the insti-
tuition now, and others are asking adihis-
sion.
OF LARGE EXPERIENCE.
Rev. J. b. Boone, the newly-elected
manager in the place of j. II. NILS Is
wen-known minister. has had large
experience. and viii be an enthusiastic
worker for the orphanage. He was the
founder Of the first graded school ever
opened in the State. which was AT Char-
lotte. was at one time president OF Jud-
son College at Hendersonville. n. G., and
was the first financial agent for the Bap-
fist Female University now being buiit
In Raleigh. Mr.. Boone "a now pastor
of the Baptist church in Windsor, y. {.
THE NEW TREASURER.
Mr.. Ivey Allen. the newly-elected trea-
surer in the place Of w. ;. Hall, ~
clever young man, and a resident Of Lit
tleton. I'm this county. He Will meet the
expectations Of his friends in his new
field.
The whole state is under debt or
gratitude 10 Mr. Mills, the present mana
ger of the orphanage. for his great work
i'm caring for the orphans ia this State,
and IL is regretted by all the denomina-
ton that there seemed a necessity for a
change in the management OF the or
phanage.
Severe winds and hail have greatly In
iured the tobacco crop in some parts OF
this county this week. Near Crowell 5,
about twelve miles from Scotland Neck,
a very fine crop was almost totally
ruined
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The MoIesey Regatta.

LONDON. July 1.-THE final heat or the
senior scull race in the Molesey regatta
was won by Blackstaffe. who beat Ihomp-
son, Of Toronto, by three feet.
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Ex-NIinistcr Jarvis.

GREENVILLE. y. c.. July 27.-(speciaD
Ex-Governor r. j. Jarvis returned home
this evening from Morehead Monday he
will again Join Mrs. Jarvis, who remained
there. and they will go TO Connolly
Springs. in the western part OF the state.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July T.-Baltimore
and Ohio, 81 12; Northern Central. eS l..
bid: Consolidated Gas stock, G. l-2a5
do, bonds, SIS, III bid; do, SIS, los La
los 81
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A Sensational Play.
Madrid Comico.l

A dramatist waited on the manager WIN
his new play. Bear in mind" he saiu'
that the wife dies Of an attack OF apo
plexy, the husband OF the cholera, ana 'he
lover Of q tit of Indigestion"
"And is there nobody left for tho iss'
scens?'
mo: but that is not all I rely on an
additional and very effective incident
While the spectators are applaudins ,he
author. the manager rushes up 10 'he
foot.ilghts In great perturbation, ana an
nounces that he has just died through the
bursting OF n blood-vessel.'
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA July p, lSjJ.

Offerings: Wheat, $40 bushels. Corn
Mixed. GO bushels, oats, 800 bushels
Rye, % bushels.
Sales: Wheat. $40 bushels. oats, 800
bushels, Rye % bushels.
Quotations: Wheat--LOngberry, 6I1I2c.;
mixed, G6W52c.: shortberry, 6JU12c; No.
red, nc Corn-White. Virginia, 50p5lc.;
No. , white. JOuilc.; No. mixed, 44 J0c.
Oats-No. mixed, IS lease; No. 3
mixed. q Lease; winter seed SiG5Ic.
Rye-.9I5}c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Prominent Mason Dead.

FAYETTEVILLE. y. c.. July 27.-(Spe-
ciaI)-Mr. Robert W. Hardie died here
this evening. at the age Of &c years. He
was for many years Sheriff Of Cumberland
county. and was a highly-respected citi-
zen, and a prominent Mason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
BANKS AND BANKERS.
JOHN |. WILLIAMS 4 SONS, BANKERS,
Corner Tenth and Main Sts.,
RICHMOND. VA.

WE OFFER TO INNESro RS
STATE OF VIRGINIA PfsH SESi.
BONDS: -. ~,,..,r,
STATE OF VIRGINIA 2-J fEH CENis
BONDS; - ,.,.>.,,,
STATE OF TENNESSEE ) PE.h 'i-Nrs
BONDS: u,,,,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA tl-s rF'4s
CENT. bonds;
CITY OF CHARLOTTESSlLLE VA
PER CENT. a-YEAR BOMBS.
and other safe and desirable lnvestmers
Securities yielding from per cent 10
correspondence invited and Information
cheertully furnished regarding soushsfn
Investments. ~ -e-t
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MARRIAGES.

UNGER-KANARy.- Married. Wcdnes-
day. July Path. by Rev. Joseph Frioll.
JOHN II. UNGER TO MARY MATA.
LINE KANARf.
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Steamer. Poeehontas, Graves, NOTION.
ger, superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JULY p.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED
Schooner Marion, Boston.
Schooner Bertha Dean, Boston.
Schooner j. II. Buttrick, Washington,
ID. =.
SAILED.
british steamship Earnwell. Colon.
schooner Eagle Wing. Salem.
Schooner c. a Briggs, New BEDFORD.
Schooner Marguerite, Providence.
Schooner A. b. Phillips. Alyn's Point
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY %. 1895.
by telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Columbia. Jenney.
New York: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham. Johnson. Provi-
dsnce via Norfolk and Newport News
passengers and general cargo. 49,
Steamship Berkshire. Kirwin, Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, MCKEE, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham, Johnson. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Berkshire. kirwin, Provi-
dencs: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jenney'
New York passengers and general caIso.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore;
passengers and general Sa{g0s -...-.--
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UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. July n
Cattle-Receipts. so; market weak: COM
mon 10 extra steers. SNSgo; stockers ana
feeders, S22JnSil0. cows and bulls S.7Wg
$3.50; calves, $2.J0a$ s.. 80: Texans. s. 2JnSi6j.
Hogs-Receipts, $500, market weak and
Sc lower: heavy packing and shipping
lots. A.eoHSl5; common To choice mixed,
S709S5lj; choice assorted 1.l0a y5.25;
light. 81 s90 S5.35: pigs. S3fCQA.s5.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market strong;
inferior TO choice. $2aA. lambs, S34s55o.
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ONION AND PARIS

LONDON. July T.-Bar silver, Sos-16d
$50 Z. M.-London advices quote pei
cent. rentes at 1O2f.. &c. for the account
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illku w it'~-ot'dAg ~ Ni.--.
THE COTTON MARX F,TS.


LIVERPOOL. July 27.-Noon.-Cotton
duh; prices unchanged; American mid
ding, ll-lGd.; sales, 5000 bales; Ameri-
can, 400 bales; speculation ana export
900 bales; receipts, M9D bales-all Ameri,
can. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate; American middling, low mid
ding clause. August and September
3 4l-6id.; September and October, 3 i3-6id.;
October and November, fi-Cid.; Novem-
Der and December, 45-6id. December
and January, 3 i1-6iN3 46-64d.; January
and February, lS-Glg3 4i-6id. Futures
quiet.
3 ll-lGd.; July, 3 40-Gid.. buyers; July and
August, 3 +)-6id.. buyers; August and Sep
TENDER, f0-Gid. buyers; September and
October. fl-6fQ3 Esd, buyers; October
Der and December, 4i-Gid, sellers; De-
cember and January, slid, sellers;
January and February. 3 4g-6id.. buyers;
February and March F-64Q5 4S-Gdd.. SELL
ers; March and April i5-tfd., sellers;
April and May, 5O-sid.. buyers. Futures
NEW YORK. July 27.-Cotton quiet;
middling Gulf, 71-lc.; middling. &C.; net
ports--to the Continent. 200 bales; for
warded, none: sales. 40 bales-all to spin
ners; stock, ls3,272 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, IN bales;
exports-to Great Britain IGG bales; 90 20
bales. stock. 35G,019 bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts.
III bales; exports-to Great Britain 100
bales; 10 France, none; to the Continent,
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
77O3, 75l bales: eXports-to Great Britain.
347 GSg bales; 70 France, 1I2, 495 bales; to
the Continent, 2.nj,is0 bales.
Total visible supply OF cotton for the
world, 2.sli.l2 bales, of which 2S'3.s2
bales are American, against 2,i2O&O and
1875 $50 bales respectively. last year.
Receipts OF cotton this week at all In
terror towns, 2,g2 bales. Receipts from
the plantations. none. Crop In sight.
9,57l. Isl bales.
Futures closed quiet; July, ss.s7; August.
1918; September. s5s2; October. 1851; No
yember. S6g2 December. S6.97; January.
SO; February, 500; March. Ti2 Sales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. July 27-Cot-
ton-Futures dull; sales, 400 bales; july
S4s: August, s6H: september. 1854: Oc-
| tober, s65S: November. s6.62 December.
s662; January 1913; February, &.1s;
March, So "a; August, sos.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON, y. c.. July 21.-Rosin-
| Firm: strained, 81. 20; good strained, ~
SHIRTS OF Turpsntlne-Steady, machine,
&c: irregular. - lie.
Tar-F1rm at N.S9 -, ., a..
Crude Turpentine-Steady; hara' N-"'
| soft. $40; virgin. I'D
| CHARLESTON, s. c.. July Y.-Turpen-
| ,,ne--Firm at 241-:. Receipts, o5 casks.
RosIn-Good strained Arm at Ills TO
H.g5. Receipts, as barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, July I.-Spirits Iur-
pentine-Eirm at Is LIE; sales. 100 casS 50
barrels: A. 3. and C. $40; ID, 10: r.
81 10: +. $50; q. sl.55; II. $50; |. H7!; X.
81: M, $50; n. RS; window-glass, KS;
| water-white. S-sA --.-
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TEE wEArHEB ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and hot. a heavy shower fell in
the afternoon. The skies at midnight
were cloudless.
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Cash quotations: Flour was firm at the
late advance. There was some inquiry,
but little business was transacted; No. :
spring wheat, 20 5-S073 5-Sc.; No. red,
20 5-sd7lc, No , corn. 43 l-ZQ43 5-4c. No.
. oats, q l-Sd23 3-ic. Mess pork. SlO.t0g
N0.Cj. Lard. So.250$j.27 IL. Short-rib sides,
S6.o5q$6.lO. Dry-salted shoulders. &G2 l-2q
s5.75. Short-clear sides, s6.62 1-2dS6.
Whskey Sl.22.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsS-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
I'm Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.
[,p7 -suWlvlsr-
Indications.

- WASHINGTON, ID. c., July a.
2rlIp Forecast for Virginia Fair wealth
wv" er, preceded by showers in north
ern portion in the early morning;
westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather;
light southerly winds.
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JAPAN AND CHINESE LOAN.

Japan has given instructions that the
whole Of the proceeds OF the Chinese
loan raised in Paris be transferred TO
London. A portion Of the money thus
secured will be paid out through London
firms, on account Of debts incurred
through the war. while another portion
will be expended in the purchase Of ships
and stores The French bankers dislike
this scheme very much. but there is no
way in which they can prevent the
transfer OF the money.
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OLD WORLD ITEMS.
lrrOsanCc Of The British Conservatives
in Their Great Triumph.
ru.MBERI.,INITEs NOT NEEDED,

nbev May Thank Their Stars Tor
ANYTHING They Get Under the s"'-
,,,urv Goxcrnmcnt-Rcapp
-, ,inuoism and Chauyinism.
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S537ik; loose short clear sides. $50: boxed
meats worth see. more.
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