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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28

High ..s. . s.s ' e.s:sa s ss:r
January .............. -- i4.S94is...o - ~
March ...............l425 i42o I425Gii.3s Ilso
ABgl as5 l lsSoisas i S
6co f@oe' .......i5o3 1898 i5oSaSiS i$45
November ............l475 1915 i4Sql495 l275
rns .a,istca position Of Brazil coffee !, as follows.
To-day. YESTERDAY Last week.
NeW-orleans Stock. 1880 3o.S5. S'o4i
stock a, al! pqr,s.... .sal ses a4.ns aaSSS 533
New-orleans dciveres..... 432 CAS- 4ld
X ndSi supply 5' so 6isSiS 51iSS
The market IS quiet for Rio and santos coffee. ou!
sT d 80 are al no ID S"1sq ealing
Very s at FOLDERS asking @ pce s
MsSsooa shs and 100 Sss csSra
the marss! ruling eady wit. s9t demand d.. order for
SsS' s at qao.a ' 9
IN the local @STk,, 25e sI The ruling price Win
The London market active and quoted 1870 Essen
s oils In aSlfs on on p suosd 81
81 9 ana s. a Tfs Ws arrive IN fDqsG quoted
sas2 s. on a.i'e g he'd 60 win nTmpss, a, 81 s
al 9ocasi b according TO brand. Seeds quiet but
aDq sH9 AND f may again a sSa Ss prices
rour owing the in wheat and holding spring
ps 's a trade Winter wheat caT was dun b"
ETH R Sss ING E9H T1s9 ss
IS %; $50 sacks extra FIRST s. 65 go sacks extra
enis' private terms: 800 IBIS cleans 50 75as$ ~
1000 bbs extra seconds ~ ~ e'e DDS spring patents
f% .3qss o. Sue ana sales Ss 80 OD K
s2eo Quoted: Brandywne. 81 60 sagsrnore s. co.
Western and Southern s. 5oas2 o. BAG MEAL
"e , me ,6 yeo" 90 r. 7o@7Slc 90 h. 7oa72e So %
cotonseed meal 92i4a97isc oil meal 81 o0as o7is
FEC FREcS to[ pEED FRTsThsre sesl to s s an &
proved feeling the market Distribution in obbing
lions Raisins are better request currans
are arm although quiet, ngs selling fairly well but
asa7i.c: California 2s.Q4c Fard dates Sa5s.c cur.
rants 2.a2A.e; Turkish prunes 2'ag$l.c California 4a
F0hEiGN GREEN FRUlT-Iemons are very strong
and on small been advanced extremely
fancy price OF si2 Next is expected that there
boxes will arrive this week and another Of 200 boxes
about due Oranges are nrm and fairly active Pines
sas2' oranges IS 25@ss 3d. bananas 4Scasi TO- cocoa
"S; iiAiSVWHEAT-whest was nervous. irregular and
unsettled opened higher. broke quickly rallied dropped
Ic bushel improved again small orders weak
leaving of at Nc gain for the day The early
partly due 10 the boom IN cotton TO firm cables and to
ATTEMPTED TO sell the market fe on readily The changes
settled feeling and the volume Of trade times
sa ses Of Shortage @ BUSH q IN the %od
wheat crop caused some buying early Dornbusch esti.
erop Of 900 bush The reports from the wss
were full Of advices regarding drouh and the receipts Of
last The decrease in primary movement this week
has been nearly 600 bushels ana there are good
many who claim that the visible supply Monday Will
show vsrV s"" increase only and IL to-morrows re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28

MISUNDERSTANDING is.-rb 4ssc: 2-b 5lsc: 2A-ib 5sc.
iron ties T5c: hemp tne per Iead-Mariet quiet.
unchanged Soft Missouri and desverzed 81 TO- chemi-
cal hard 50 10 bid. Spelter steady at - l0n$4 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

tnion stock Yards Chicago Sept 27-CattIe-Re ceips
extra steers 81 5O4S5 so sockers and feeders s2SOa
c0y-s and bulls 81 OGS3 -. calves. &dSS 10: 1eNins
81 75ds3 -. Western rangers. ~ 3D4N 80 HOGS i.s
cpts iGWD head. market firm and JulOc higher heavy
packing and shipping lots 81 S5ns4 go common 70
light 50 75qs4 30 pigs. 81 2oQsi -, Shee2-he..@lps
IOpD head. market steady; Inferior to choice, ~ "p
~ 80: lambs. s3d>i ~. .o -, -
81 Louis sept 27-Cattle- Receipts. 2.9io head; mar
dull and loc lower. native steers - "M>5, native
cows 81 7Oas2 % Texas 81 ipdt2D. Texas c"Wh
81 20. calves. ssasoj - each. liogs-hecelpis 2Gs'
head market and strong. Hight hogs advanced lUc.
and hravss butchers and best heavies " lJaNi ~"
packers 81 75aSi H. Workers. sIaSi 20 ShsepR"ceips
15S head market dun and 5a2Dc lower than yesterday'
Ear, Liberty sept acknowledging light market
slow unchanged prices. iiOo 20 iCO ID ~ 2Odso 90
good 81 iO0St 20. good butchers Std4 p: rough ai,
15ds3 ~. Hogs Receipts light market active Prime
medium - 3DuSt 81. beet Workers. - 3oUtt - common
T. fair Workers. - i0as' 30 heavy grader l5att :!
roughs s3uS3 rs sheep Supply light. demand !kht
prices Unchanged exports 81 2OaS3 -. extra sass 10.
good 81 iOas2 CO. air. 81 5oas2. common t0cafl lambs
s2Gtf -. FOO ,,
Kansas CITY Mo- .,cut 27iiogs -Recelpa. 200 head.
market strong. light and MEDIUM 50 r50> 20; h"a',
50 90ati 10. pigs S3USt ~. Cattle RECEIPTS 1890 head
market slow naive steers b"t 81 5ogt3 falt to good
oo1si -. and hefers best 81 5D~s2 10, fair a.
good. '0gt2 80. bulls - 'as2 W stoce's ana fcel
.rs s. On<3 10. steers, 81 iOaS %, caves $40
si?. shrcp-Recelps 1000 head market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
Countrn Boaro.

last ORANGE y. J.. Comfortable rooms and board at
II reasonable rates all improvements. convenient TO
X. r. depot. Address Nit ROWAN. is :. c1intonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
RTE LIN & s.

rough trains leave New OK. toot on VHaI0v. wi
,llowg and FIVE minutes earlier from West 25d St;
m A. M-Vestibuled Express Daily Tor NaFery'
W Dinghamton ElmirG, Buffalo, Bradford 'amss'
town, Cincinnati and Chicago. Parlcr cai 10
Buffalo
A. M.-Delaware Valley Express. Daily excep:
- Sunday for Tuxedo. Goshen. MIDDLETON fo.'
JervIs Iackawaxen. Calicoon Hancock, Deposit
Susquehanna. Parl0r car 20 Port JerNis -
NV D. M-Vesrlbulad United Daily. Solid train for
w Chicago. via chauiauqga iate arrives Cleyc ,f
cage Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
m +. MBuGalo ve.tibuled Express Day sr,S
for Detroit Chicago ard fne West Bu1s.o pas
sengers can remain IN sleeper until A NJ ,.,-
T.. N.--Via ChatauQUa Lake and Niagara Fh.,'
30 Daily. Solid train ~ Chicago. S.eepets 10 p-''
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati p!a.ns ar; ,,,,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28

cash quotations were as follows; Flour was firm Their
was a fair local call and some shipping inquiry No 2
spring wheat COg6ic; No spring wheat. 59se No red
~ ~ o &C. 30 boriey Sc 10 naxs@ed aSaaSc
prime timothy seed s. - n9ns9 mess pork per Dbl 81 40
e. ,sgsi X dry saIted shoulders hoxed) 81 75dt5 s7s
bor, clear sides Cboxe G2as5 10 whiskey dlstlers
finished sU's s. o. ssnd0rd "a 81 20 nseeS
4sc; boiled ioc on the Produce Exchange to-day the
21c seconds 3a &c Eggs were firm fresh stock. l+sc
per dozea. it,, - -,
ter Tn pats 8 sass o. Do ssssa Of :pTng
81 S g. q? aney sss small % Market m sSs
mixed ear. 3'c yellow ear 3I,4c oatsmMarket quiet
Clear mess sill family sli; Lard nrmer fair demand
steam leaf 6'.c, kettle lard e,.c prime steam BOO
loose short ribs sides &c loose short clear sides oi.c
box meats worth e NOR Dry saed mef hs rer ana
shor, clear sides. 'Ae box meat. worth ic more Eggs
Essss ss esay m'[ se "% 20 b a5s'G %
wilwaukee Sept. 27.wheat opened weak. and Thurs
DAY .bd roed az oo Cash ranged c below samples
Tsrc active demand and higher; 30 Northern sold
and lower to-day the September option seeming to have
been settled up No by sample. sold from 4i9aihc;
higher: No white 2i,ia 20: No DO 2oNc; No and
%S.s % RSs s na S Garn IN Srsi demand NT sS
arriving No nomnsy SaSs Fsu5 steady and
in FAR hso pnr%. on wood NM esa - or
the basis Of ,i6sl % for sacked bran sl2asi2 %
s s pH 50 30 s and s. Is anaaT Pr%
steam lard s. 10 cash. and IS 90 January.
en. SIZE isass g extra fancy s. aogss fancy 50 7ca
g choice 81 soas2 90 nour s9@sa % Bran slow
S5c. Wheat higher september 6oc: December,
MAY o c paceSsr MAY sr
oats higher. Receipts. 5000 bush. shipments 2o,5oo
Erss steady at he. Pork standard mess. ~ Lard
Prime steam 575c. choice 5s5c Bacon shoulders. &c
9"sr e s.r o' s s short c sa S cry s
wines stead, at 81 %. weoi-Market ouIst UNCHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28

l. accomm@dations AZ III 26j i0i and a57 Eroatwa'
lb6 East i25th-s Chambers and West 23t-si err,
York: 90 Broadway and 333 Fu0n-st. Brooklyn =
Uudson-st Hoboken. and Jersey city Siaton -.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage 'e'
hotels and residences destination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07

ALL SAINTS CHURCH MADlSON
street between Grace and Franklin, j.
Y. BOWMAN. rector Service SUNDAY
morning al n o'clock. Sunday night az
4 o'clock. Sunday school at $3.50 o clock
Rector's Bible class for men al Ol9
O'Clock Sunday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
rnRAccO EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND, VA july - io'''
Offerings at auction on Change for
the week ending to-day lonly one S"le :.
which was on tuesday, July =, 1850, d.
Packages OF sun-cuieu loD"e0V'i ne
private sales reported to the secretary
of the iachmOnd Tobacco trade to-Hay
private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for inc
week ending to-day Wrappers - noBs-
heads. 1llers ~ hogsheadsi cutters 80
scrap tbrignO, lol leaf DARK 81 buI-
leys, 81, Tugs dark, >. Iotal, GA Hos9-
inc tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections-Br - hogsheads' re
inspections Bright, u hogsncads.
And for the week ending To-Day: III
spections- Bright 1856 hogsheads, DARK,
303 hogsheads and - tiercesi western. =
boesheads. Reinspecti0ns Bright, lOi
hogsheads; dark. 10 nogsheads.
Total sampling for me week 'nulns
to-day: Inspections, 49l hOgsheads ana
~ Heroes &c. reinspcct0ns, llt hogs
heads. Total, Gis hogsheads and -
Myers, Davenport's, Farmers, Sea
brooks Shelburnc's, Shockoc, ~ auehan' =
and ola Dominion tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts, % packages, de-
lVcries, llG packages. ,.,.
The same tobacco warehouses, win
Crenshaw's. Meals, Jones. and Planters
day: Receipts GA packages, deliveries
81 packages.
Excess of receipts over deliveries lot
the week ending to-day. ~ packages.
United States internal revenue col
Iections for the city. OF Richmond, y a.
to-day on tobaccos. Cigars and cigarettes,
sou. plug tobaccos, 81 .2O2.7O. Total.
81 1910.
United States internal revenue col
lections for the city of Richmond, Va,
on tobaccOs for the week ending to-day
Cigars and cigarettes. Sl2.op.1', plug
tobaccos. SS.13G.lO. Total, 81 ,N3O.Oo.
Messrs Charles W. BONNER x co. re-
port the Lynchburg Na) tobacco mar
ket for the week ending June - $50,
as follows.
2t;7. 100 pounds. sales for week ending
lulv g. 1856. 2944OO pounds. Increase,
week ending July Is. 1885, - 300 pounds.
sales from october D. 1854. 10 july 8.
1855. lg,52s 100 pounds; sales from Oc-
tober !. lS.9, 10 July q, lNy4. l35s6,lW
pounds. Increase for ls9i-le91, ILL.,
mounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
Richmond Produce Market.

MARKS-Rcceipts OF butter light
and demand light The receipts OF esss
are large and demand light Vegetables
are plentiful and the market IS wen
stocked with fruits. Prices are as ioi-
lows.
BUTTER dairy, l20lic.; choice
dairy. SulOc.; choice family packedl,
lOai2c.: choice store packed, i4sc.i
common grades, be-.
EGGS-ln crates. near by ana fresh.
9dlOc.. m crates, fresh and clean, luc.i
i'm barrels and boxes tresh). luc.
POULTRY 0arge), per pound.
l301lc., ducks Oive). per pound, 6aNc
mems dive. per pound. 00ic., small
chickens, lO0l2c.; geese Qivel, per heao'
1-ya3jc: ROSTERS (Old. l5d2uc apiece.
LIVE STOCK Calves, per pound
gross. 30Iiac.; sheep. per pound. 24jc.i
beef. cows, per pound, Qli4c.' heiiers,
per pound. Hoo. steers per pound. SAG
be- spring lambs (chOice). per pound,
3i5d4isc.: hogs (smalD. per pound. 6aGigs.
COZ NTRN BACON-hams lsmalD, Well
smoked, per pound. lwHl2c.. large, we'll
smoked, per pound. SQ9c.. sides (curcdl,
per pound. Sa9c.; shoulders (smoked, per
pound. incc
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry hint per
pound Halle. dry sailed. per pound,
9lQlOc.. green salted hides, Gi2n fac. green
rides. 5iedGc.. green sailed sali-skins,
756 SIC. tallow. 53lQ &c; beeswax, 2i4
&c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07

NEW YORK. July 6-Cotton-Mi idiing
gulf tx: midding. rs; gross re- ip ~
10 bales: exports 20 Great bIi,dia, w., -
bales. Continent. Az bales; iOrMdIIeu,
20 balcs. stock. 2O4,J29 bales. Futures
closed steady: July. I@, August ~
sepfen9ler. GNS. October, Iul, nov" nue.
16f: December, 1.oS; January, '.l"' .n(,
ruary. Ills, March, "a s"ieS' "-'''V
Total to-dav-Net receipts, 2.;S5 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, o,zlv, pa ates
Continent. 49, bales, STOCK, f"'Il' ne'.o'
Tofal so far this wcek-Net Iecepts'
o.>-, ialcg. exports 10 Great Britain
6.3i6 bales. Continent. 4s3 bales; STOCK
4ODli3 bales. 49,. .ooo,n,s
Total since september lst-Net receipts
1881 90 bales. exports 10 Great -'ll am
3. fOl 3O2 bales, France, i-,l"J pdit0' ''''-
uncnt. 2.3T'.353 bales. 49,. .o~
INC total visible supply OF cotton lor
the world is 3,2fa-iO bdles' OF W.T., VIE.
2gyfOpb bales are American d3"ilSt
97Oo03O bales and 2.2lOS39 bales. respt
lively last year. receipts OF coll,,oR 1i ..
week al an interior towns, J.V4 paltsi
receipts from the plantations. OiJ bal's'
crop IN sight. 9GiGJil bales.
NEW ORLEANS LA, July G.-Doitoh
futures steady: sales. 254oO bales, jury.
q 90. August go. september, bf-f -
toner Ga. November. Ga; D"cempei'
ESQ. January. G.SJ; February ESQ., March,
IT'ivERPOOL. July G-Noon.-Cotton-
Sp6 market duh and prices easier Amer
ican middline. 23-32, sales, 5000 bales.
American $500 bales. speculation ana
export. 800 bales. receipts, 4-D nales'
ant American Futures opened steady
and demand poor; American mladInS'
low middlng clause August ana Stp-
tcmbor 4l-GiH3 4i6i, September an"
October. = iG-Gi; November and Decen-
bor. 3 41-G. January and fcnruaiy'
3 4h-Gi: March and April, 3 52-ti. fu-
lures dull at the decline. st.
T. M.-American middhng, ialr'
4 g-32: good middling 3 2'-32' middhhs'
> i1-TG. low middling, : 9-l6; sooH oIul,
nary. ZIG, ordinary, "a, july ana
J1iy ana August. 3 4O-64. sellers; August
and September. 1864, sellers; september
and october. :; 43-G4. buyers, october
and November. 3 4i-Gi03 4j-6i. rellers'
November and December, 45-6fa@ iG.ji,
sellers: December and January, : 46-GiH
3 41-G4. sellers January and FEBRUARY.
r i--Gi03 4S-G4. value: February and
March. 1864 sellers: March and April.
3 a0-Gifi3 i1-Gi. sellers, April ana May,
g 52-G4, sellers. Futures closed barely
steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUOrdTToNs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales nj the Eichmoud TO
bacco Exchange internal Revenue
Collections Foreign tdvices.

NEW YORK. July G-The stock mar
tet To-day was firm Tor the rsilw ~
issues and decidedly weaker Tor engage
Gas The improvement ~ Inc i"AN"y
list ranged from = 20 ia per cent. NtW
En.land leading the upward movement.
Dthor issues which were conspicuous IoI
strength were Southern Railway common
and preferred, IouisViHe ana Nae"FHi''
Kansas and Texas. and the 1ran.''is'
,Thc feature of the market. however,
was chicago Gas. the stock figuring Tor
oSOpO shares in grand total OF 10, 90
shares At the opening i.f" shares W."
traded In at 80 iW'3is. against US ny
the close yesterday rms was loi', W..
hv a rise TO COS after which the price
broke TO aSt.uatfs.. The report that
Lincoln had resigned the presidency on
contemplated rcsigning was desishcl ny
Director Ream. but this dlQ not sheoN
The scllings0f the stock, which was pas.
on the belief that the company VII De
forced 10 suspend dividend payments az
least FOR "A time The hcaNincsS OF the
stock had no influence on the other IL
dustrials, and. In fact sugar, IoDdceo,
and pistillers all sold higher than on
Yesterday The market closed abohs
and generally iaulls per cent nlSh' p.
Chicago was an exception, ana i1ot g
per cent. Southern Railway preferred
left off at f3it. the best price ever reacn-
ed. This stock was in demand through
out. and 600 shares changed hahds.
The pond market was strong. safes "t4,
$SS2 coo. The safes OF HH't,'
aggregated nfn6i shares, ana OF nnilsieu
stocks. 2O.7SJ shares.
Money on call lWA per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 5151 per cent. 1itIi-
ing exchange strong. with actual busi'
ness I'm bankers bills az 4sSAo ls' 'oi
postcd rates 1910 tDi. commercial
BINS. ass, n4SNt bar silver 81. Govern
mont bonds firm. state bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds strong. silver M inc
a II
Treasury Balances coin. SlOi, lu5NOO,
cllrrAnDN- ST.. M 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
THE TINIES-RICHMOND, Va, SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1895

fair 10 extra. shGGc.; Japan. snfl1c.
Moiasses-Forefgn nominal Sew ~
leans. open kettle. good TO choice, nrm
and in fair demand at 2td32c.
Peanuts firm. Ill.
Coffee dun at l0di5 points up; july
siiJe. September. sliiJulibo; octop.I'
sl4.Geu1i.1j. Spot Rio nominal No =
Slj.7J it, III.
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active; ialr
refining, &c. Refined active ana ninI'
of A, 4iknfkc.. standard A.. , .- ,ps.
axe: cut-lOaf and crushed, l-lv1o'.c.'
graduated, 4 T-1Gu &c.
Freights TO Liverpool quiet and steady
cotton. LIED. grain, 1lk0lhd.
Southern Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
A light trade generally; prime stock IS
held steady. while less desirable are
lower in price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, July G.-Flour dull and
steady, winter wheat low grades. >2..ua
$50. DO. fair TO fancy. S3.5O0foO; pa
teni, Sl2Da $50. low extras. S2.4Ols2.%o,
city mills, SlWoUl 20. Southern flour
dun and steady; common TO fair extra,
S2.4OH315 good 10 choice DO, S5.20G4oO.
Wheat dun ana steady; No. red.
store ana eleyaiiS9r 90; aaoat. 7i'scc,
heavy rains West and rumOr OF de-
creased crop. and the close was at an
advance of 44Wl4c. and FIRM No. = red,
July. 53Stc.; August. ne; September,
li'se.
Corn quiet and steady No .. 49iaa5oc.,
elevator: ole. afioat. options were mod
cratcly active and weaker. closing steady
az @,aiac. below yesterday; Juiy. i9isc.;
August. 4fAc.: September. 50c.
Oats quiet; white higher: mixed steady.
Options duh and Unchanged July, %laac.r
September, 2Sc. Spot prices No. .. ~,
fr2Sc. No. white, 33Ha5ic.i mixed west
ern. oi4u3oc
Hay quiet and nrmer; shipping. C5a
Toe. good 10 choice. S5@l5c.
Wool firm and In fair demand: domestic
fleece. iSaioc.: pulled. l2uS0c.
Beef DUH, family, >llopul3n. extra
mess, $500: beef hams weak at Sls.pI
$3.50: tierced beef inactive, city extra,
India mess. Sl7OOdlS.OO: cut meats strong
and wanted; picked bellies. s7.0oa1. -; ;
shoulders. $500. hams. S925nlo.o
Lard quiet and hrmer; western steam,
SECS bid: city. S6G2igq665. nominal:
South American. $40. compound, 5000
5p5
Pork I'm moderate demand and steady;
mess. Sl3.5OIl4.25.
Butter quiet fancy fairly steady; state
dairy, Halle. creamery. l1iyulSc.; west
ern dairy, 9Nifc.; creamery 12aisc.i
Elgins. 1Sc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude.
nc. bid: yellow prime, 2Oi2u-1c., good
OF grade. 2Ji,u26c.
Petroleum nominal Kenned-New YORK,
S7.65; Philadelphia. S670 do. in bulk,
s5.iOu515.
Rosin dun and steady; strained. COM
mon 70 good, sl.55dl. 60
Tnirpentine steady at 29i2c.
Rice fairly active and firm; domestic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07

Mr. Cleveland IS IN moderate circum-
stances. He ias a good salary $1,000 a
year,. and has no doubt saved some
money. as he is sensible man. As TO his
making money out Of the sale Of govern
ment bonds, that IS a tale told and he
Heved-if az all-only by his enemies. and
they have not the least reason 10 do so,
4 /. n ~ utInrlN f.I.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07

ST. JAMES PROTESTANT. EPlSCO,
pal Church Corner Fifth and Marshall
streetsl.-sunday school, $50 \. NJ. sun
day morning services, II a. N. sunday
EVENING services. =. NJ Wednesday
evening services. 8 =. NJ Holy Com
munion. first sunday of the month. Rec
tor. Rev. J. X MASON, residence lJJ
west Grace street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
J. Z. ROSE & co.,
1912 L. Main ST.. 10j +. Broad ST.

NIRGlNIA-IN THE cHANcERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1895.
Hugh A. McCurdy, EXor OF Ann Nc
Carthy, deceased. .-..---.-.--- Plaintiffs.
against
Frank Murphy sometimes called Frank
4 Murphy and others. Defendants.
IL CHANCERl
The object Of this suit rs TO settle the
estate OF Ann Mccarthy. deceased. ind
10 that end 90 ascertain and bring be-
Sore the court the resiluary iegatees OF
fhc said Ann Mccarthy; and further,
10 settle the accounts Of Hugh A. Me-
Cur,iv as executor OF Ann Mccarthy.
dereasad And affidavit having been
made and filed that Peter Murphy, Rosa
Wurnhy. Patrick Brady. Philip Brady.
lanes Brady Mary Brady. sarah Nc
Kenna. James keenan,. Mary keenan,.
fohn keenan,. Peter keenan,. and Annie
keenan, adults. aud John McKenna. Pat-
rick AlcKenna Anne Mckenna Ph.ilo
Mckenna, Mary Katherine Keenan,. and
susan Sophia keenan,, Infants are rot
rssidents OF the state OF Virginia. N -
ordered that they appear here within
nfteen DAYS after due publication OF this
order and 30 what Is necessary 10 nro-
tect their interests IN this suit.
A copy-Teste.
CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk
HENRY @. CANNON. y. q.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c., July G-Rosin
firm: strained, Silly; good strained
81 22i3. ,-,.
Spirits Of turpentine steady machine.
2Ttc.. irregular. 2ot4c.
Tar firm at Sl2j.
Crude turpentine quiet but steady;
hard 81 20. soft 81 50. virgin. So.
CHARLESTON, :. c., July G-Iurpen-
tine firm at 25i3c. bid receipts, ~ casks.
Rosn-GOOd strained firm at SllVH l.-o'
receipts. 314 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. July G.-Spirits OF
turpenuue firm At 26isc.; sales, l'VVo
casks: receipts 3.l32 casks.
Rosn firm and demand quiet; sales, 90
barrels Quotations: A. b. and 4, Sl.ly
ID si22i5: Il, Sl.3O; +. Sl.iOi q, Sl.0; ~.
Sl.Go: I. $50; X, SID; NJ, $3.50; n
$50: window glass, $40. water white
50 80
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DEATHS.

KREAGLE.--Died. at the residence Of
her son. sos Norton street. Mrs. MARY
kREAGLE. in her seventy-seyenth year
Call not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe whore storms are Ger.
On the border-land We left her,
Soon TO meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world OF changes,
Far beyond this world OF care,
We shall find our missing loved one,
In our Fathers mansion fair.
Funeral from the above residence Sun
DAY AFTERNOON at ; o'clock. Friends
and acquaintance are invited TO attend.
No flowers.
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CuIcAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, July O.
Cattle-Reccpts, 800; market quiet ana
unchanged; common 10 extra steers, $5.uy
liG.OO; stockers and feeders, SZivA i.vv,
COWS and bulls, $L1pq-'''i IeAahs' S-'''
Gf4.JO.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market strong
heavy packing and shipping lots, sJ'UO4
$50. common 10 choice mixed, SAS1H
53O. choice assorted, SJp4JlJ, nshl
S4sJd5.25, pigs. S3.I5uf5u.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000, market un-
changed. Inferior 10 choice, SlfJQ i.1O'
lambs - .OQJ.Ju.
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UNION STATION METHODIST
church corner OF Twenty-four,h and Mel
son streets). Pew GEORGE G. WANDER
slice, pastor.-At II A. NJ, The Ssesa-
ment Of the Lord $ supper At : y. NJ,
Tho True Light" r. NJ. mission
chapel. True Worship"
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Chccks Signcd with Pencils.

Is a check signed with pencil leyal2
g. II.
There a. no law and no decision of a
court on the subject so Tar as we know.
A will made I'm pencil has been held good.
A check signed tn pencil ought 20 be- ass
good. Banks and business folks prefer
checks I'm ink, because pencil writing L.
not 81, ufrmauouf