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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Nrv voRK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June A.-flour dull anu
easy and buyers holding on , M,n'ei
wheat low grades. S2.lOq330; ialr 10
fancy. -. 1ONI2j; patent, S1--'a i-oo, MN
n.soia clear, S3.103.dO, patent, ftl'd
40; low extras, S2'oa5.SV southern
flour dull ana easy; common 10 lali . ~
ira, S2JOa3.Jo; good TO cholee uo'' F'''0v
Wheat-Spot market moderately active
and easier, closing steady, NO. Itu'
store and elevator, i4c; anoat, 90. Up
lions declined l3iH2c.. rallied lb4 Sc,
fcu ILTI-.c.. closing weak at ty9.sc. beioW
Saturiav. with trading fairly active
MAY. 1894, sOisc.; June, I4c., september
Corr Ctorn-spot duh and easier; elevator,
Ga,c. options opened weak ana declined
lniISc. rallied Am'sc., ana closed nIih
al L@ahc under Saturday and larry
active: July, 52,sc.; August oSfsc.' sep
Oats 1ats2Spot quiet closing weak. OPP
lions quiet and weaker; June, S,,ac, july
snec. September, nsc. . SnotDNo. -
91i5a3O4c.: mixed western. ann3lc
Hav quiet and firm; shipping, 1aM0pc.'
good to choice, tJdSJc.
Wool fairly active and firm; domestic
fleece. 15alJc., pulled, l2n5Vc.' leAas' va
Heef dull: family, Sll.OoGl3.OO; extra
moss SoUo. beef hams weak at Sle.n'W
1870. tierced beef quiet; city extra, lhula
mess. Sl7coHlSoO. as to qualify, cut
ueats frmcr. picked bellies, WV, snoui-
'' Lard ,tY' quiet and nrmer; western steam
closed at S6.62ia; city, S6Vpa6 l2i2' jury
closed at S6TT. nominal; September closed
nj 500 asked Refined quiet ana hIin.
er; Continent S5ccq13O; compound co."
PORK duh and steady; extra prime nom
inal. ,,. o....
Butter firm and in fair demand; state state
dairy. I1Mi7c.: creamery, lP24 lsc., VEST
ern dairy. 9ulVc.; creamery l-eioo''
Sotion seed oil dun and steady; crude.
2Sl.c.: yellow prime. 2vtuI,c ~,
Petroleum nominal. Renned-New ORR
$50: Philadelphia, 500; do, IN bulA'
Resin quiet and steady strained. COM
mon TO good Si55nl.0p
rurpentine dull and easy at &'2c.
Pice i'm fair demand and firm; domes-
tic fair to extra. 4Au6c., Japan, AHai2c
Nfolasscs- Foreign nominal; New Ut
loans. omen Kettle, good 10 choice, larry
active and firm at z,Q32c.
Peanuts firm and quiet: nooor,ner
Coffee closed unchanso1t DeceHpeI'
sl42O. spot Rio dull ana lower; No. O.
Sugar-Raw dun and steady; fair re-
timing. 2skc Refined steady ana IN mod
oratc demand: of A, 4iSGi3sc.; standard
: 1-ieG5i.c: granulated, 1-l6H44c
f'reiehts TO Liverpool quiet ana noml-
nal. cotton, by steamer, l-lrd.; gram
10y steamer Id. ,.,..,.. -.
atea3v. hucilebcrrics plentiful and easy;
rasrberrics easier: biackberries IN small
receint. fine Watermclons In FAIR demand
and firmor. muSkmelons quiet unless
rhoice. vegetables In heavier supply;
notatoes irregular In quality and choice
nm and fairly active; other vegetables
rather quiet and freely offered, tomatoes
firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

TIE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales Mt the Richmond To-
bacco Kschange-Intornsl Eevepue
Collectlons-Foreiga Advi,es.

NEW YORK, juno A.-Tho reaction
lists. who expected that the raid on
American sugar MADE Saturday would
dcmorahzc me general stock market.
met with disappointment to-day. In
the irst place. London bought our Sc
,nritic5 when 10 was quite generally tx-
lcctcd that the engineers would turn up
sellers. Asain. the better class OF stocks.
particularly Lake shore. developed un-
expected strength. The stock named sold
as hish as lal Cor full lots. while odd
amounts commanded lali1 These are
the best figures FOR this issue ever made.
The rise in the stock called TO mind
Nr. MoiA1n recent statement thar there
was "a huul market for choice securities.
ana had much 10 do with the covering
movement In The general market Ihat
TOOK place ia the afternoon raeiis.
DURING The morning session the cuofiS
70 dcprcss prices were only partially sue
cessiul. sugar, Tennessee Coal ana iron,
SuS4lChaIua and Western, ana l's ther
common TeCCllug "a 90 l's per cent, while
the prominent issues yielded only tfac-
UOualiV. The reaction In Tennessee ,Oh
and iron was only natural, cOnsinciine
the sharp rise In the STOCK since VIC
infusion Of new blood ia the directory
In the afternoon trading. however, mere
were few signs OF Wcahncssf lh J"De,
The market assumed decllcuiy t'iont.i
tone. and prices advanced sharply. SUGAR,
which had sold down 10 llZ4 carry IN
the Jay. bounded zap TO llJi on lftus-
tons OF nearly $1,000 shares. 1tiitid
IIIIINNI FNIH UP A"1 I'i 'fitNf ~ - ~
good buying. The rumor lu tuc hodia
was that negotiations with the NcsuMS-
house Company had been resumed. Inc
story is revived. however. every une
The stock gets active There was more
doinc in IRON and steel stocks. limos
Central rising from 1li9 10 ten ana Aih-
nfeofa Iron from 60. TO us. Inc
Grarrors and Nanderbilts and Anthracite
Coalcis were in request ana closed hlshtr
on the day. New England made "a sen
entloual advance from 41l2 10 nli2 bll
on an unconnrmed rumor That the .\eW
Haven Company. which. IL is ciaiHite'
mas secured the road. viii grant valuable
prlviieaes TO stockholders. rpccm1uoh
closed firm. with prices anywhere rom
u TO 1s per cent higher on the lay;
Sew Enrlanl gained - per cent. o "a.
sales were ZAl. 1l1 shares, including io''pp
listed and Ii.Wp unlisted. fonas were
STRONG me sales footed zap Nl,al.rR
treasury Balances: Coin, flVf,''hV'''
currency. S6i.lll.NWl ,..,4l
Money on call has been easy tl itl-f
ucr cont. last loan az Z per cent? "lr
closing offered al per cent iiii', ,,..,
camille paper. 1Ntl2 per cent. i'"i .l.' W
go Mexican dollars, "i- st'l' ll.- =.
change la firm. with actual "i1l', ~, in
hnnlers' bills at issitn $3.50 Tor Sky NY"
orI fS0nfffefn, for demand, posted iateH'
f.clflal. commercial bills. foi-2H 49,,
governmeut bonds firm 0ia'' e,o3 ....
rulof Railroad bonds sttaH9. ''''''
al the board was quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

CHICAGO. ILL, June 24-After many
advances and declines OF varying mdsAl-
tuoe. wheat closed nc. higher thd.i On
Saturday. The local crowd were lhcllhed
TO sell freely on the hardness, when
was displayed at the start, ana the ad,
vance was checked before IL Was wen
begun G.. ". Partridge, brother OF
the celebrated plunger, was a heiNy ser
or OF long wheat later an1 on liit' ' tdo[
dalton vcyy important break tooh
place. but there was enough buying ~
cover short stuff TO bring ABOUT d re
coycry. the close. however, BENG easy
al the advance mentioned july WHY
opcued from 1Oi4c. to fVi4c., sold between
lic and CSitc closing at iO4c, re;
higher than saturday. Cash wheat Iuieu
weak and lower. closing about steauy.
Corn prices were up and down, cOri's-
nendiuc TO the mood OF wheat ne
close presented neither loss nor sdlh
from saturday. The selling that tVon
place during the morning was Idliei
lower and carried prices DOWN IaPui3,
but they rallied ana held steaug Su''
com opened at 8si4c., declined 70 aus,
ana rallied and closed az 4ec. |ash wi
was lyaa.c. per busbsl lower: .
Dafs-Liquidating sales OF oats were
heavy tb-day, ana while golnS on AhrlS
was little of strength or hiinhesS
prices. The weakness that was on IN
wheat and corn during the morning
furnished the free selling. the later Nfh-
ness in those grains having a taI".-i
influence ia oats. Prices hdn 4dil
range with the close l2c undef dtu i..l'..
for July. Cash oats were weaker 4ioA'
1 10 lI5c. per bushel lower.
Provislons-There was no acuNl'y IN
provisions to-day a steady TO firm tone
prevailed al the opening, the news from
,.le stock yards being rather ehcouias
~ Generators in product did not look
for awning i'm the way Of Fourth OF
.ulv i'm the pit After dun, uninteresl-
inc session. the close showed a gam OF
l5c for July pork, 2ixc. for july !aru'
and 1isc for July ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

A Chief.ofPollce TO be Elected W'thin the
Next Few Days.

While nothing definite has as yet been
stated as to when the Board of Police
Commissioners will meet 10 appoint
successor to the late Major Poe as CHIEF
~ Police. IL Is more than likely that that
hodv will convene either on "Wednesday
or Thursday night. In the meantime
tho members OF the board are oNerfuh
With people who are endedvOrins 10
hiring 10 bear what influence they may
possess in the interest or the various
candidates. ,..,,,
The friends Of Captain Angle are very
sanguine as TO the chances or their can
didafe and one OF them went even 50
far as TO state yeterday that Captain
ANGLE would receive a majority vote on
the first ballot II Is a well-known iact'
howeVer. that Captain Iiulce and captain
Howard will at least receive one woe
each on the first ballot. and IL stands me
reason that Sergeants Thomas and han
and acting Sergeant Shinberger also nave
some personal friends on the board. ne
canvass Is conducted by the various can
didates with great energy ana aDlilty,
and yet the best OF feeling prevails among
Commissioner l.. G. Figg. OF JEFFERSON
Ward while speaking on the supJeSt
Yesterday. said he felt satisfied that the
Board would not go outside or me ponce
force for chief He thought that oi,e
OF the three captains would get the OF
fce. Mr. Figg also intimaied tnat ne
was disposed 10 favor making al ~
motions inside Of the district from "HiVh
the chief shall be chosen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
RICHMOND, va. June p. ls'7

RICHMOND, VA, June ~, $50.
Private sales reported TO the secretdi
Of the Richmond Tobacco ,, iTsue !. smok
ers /: leaf (dariO, 10; Tugs tdaik)' o.
Total. 30 hogsheads. A. -.
The tobacco inspector reports to-uay :.
nspectiOns-Bright. % hossned,9i ., r"'
10 hogsheads einspections-Brishl' II
Mvers'' Crenshaw's, Davenports; Plant
ers'. Allegheny. old Dominion, ShocHoe'
and Seabrook's tobacco WAREHOUSES ae-
port to-day: Receipts - packages "e
hverios. los packages. .. oo,,o.-
limited States internal revenue coii.c-
done FOR the city Of Richmond, Va, To-
day: Cigars and cigarettes sl'oiaa'o@9,' p'us
to5accos. -. 2:,I.94 Total, S3,si'.'i,
Nr George A. Haynes will oitcr
break of - TO 40 packages OF sun-curc1
tobaccos at auction on ,,nahse lo-iiioi
row. Tuesday, June -. $50. ca.,,raa,
The Petersburg Record Of saturday,
JUN ahe following win show the movement
NJ tobacco during the past week az the
various warehouses: faIhlSis -
tions. -: receipts, 10; loose, Hsoi'- aa
~ -, neutrality-suspicious., 81; receipts
- loose NJ 500 Moore inspections
~. receipts. p; loose. 16,7l5. West Hill
Iuspections. 10: receipts, 55' ioose, 1',',.'.
neutrality-suspicious., isl; receipts ~'i'
io TntsI i' in,soections from the LIST Of Oc-
toher lSa4 TO June 2ist, $50 same
time last year. l.5lV. , O. 20 80
Nessrs. Charles w. Bohmer 60. re
port the Lynchburg tobacco illd. ~ ,s.,5
he week ending Saturday, June - lo'''
d.. Sales Tor week ending June 10, $50.
nos 80 pounds: sales for week enulns
iune % 1875 GlO.9Oo pounds. increase
1". a, o,,,ainq- iune %. 1893. ~. 100 pounds.
sales from October /. 1894. to June 2
1SoS 1SaG6.9oO pounds; sales ron 70 ~, 0 Joo
tober ]. lS9. to June - lSei: ~ NJ ,s,,
mounds. Increase for ls9f-ls9o' l'o'''v'V
The quality of offerings this week was
,.o,.,, temntine to buyers, and. as result
a very good average price was pai o.
The activity in the. market. reier ,leo,r 20
in orr last report. showed no weakehlns.
i iri ou vas a good demand for all grades
and the advance in prices Is being Wen
sustained. -, sho,rers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
pAr.icK's FEmALE school.
List of the Pupils Receiving Prizes, Honofs
aud other Di.tinet'"'s

Al the closing exercises OF ST. Patricks
Female school the following distribution
OF premiums and hOnOrs was made;
Ia testimony OF having passed honor-
ably through the graduating class koid
medal and crown were awarded 10 MISS
Mary McSWecncy
Premiums were distributed in the Eng
lish classes as follows:
A Senior-Medals were awarded 10
Misses VI. Kellam. X. sullivan.
Il Senior-The following named misses
were competitors FOR the silver medal:
Misses Marie kerse. Mary Dillon. Teresa
ComOn. Lizzie Dillon, Julia Hogan, Josie
Haley. Katie kerse. Josie Hubbard, Kate
O'Neili. Drawn by Miss j. Hogan.
First Premiums-AiiSSes VI. kersc, NJ.
illon. 4. COmOl, l.. Dillon. }. Hogan. }.
Haley. X. kerse. j. Hubbard, Is. ONeill.
& Seni0r-COmpetitors for the SILVER
medal: Misses Katie Mcnamara, y
Leahy. r. Bowers. 4. Mclaughlin, A..
Cowardin r.. Mearley Drawn by MISS
Katie Mcnamara. Fist premium. Miss
T.. Meanley.
a Intero.eliate-First Premiums-Mlss-
IS *. Mcnamara, \. Leihey, +. bowers.
4. Mclaughlin. 4. oONarlin. Second
Premium-Mss 7. Donohoe.
Il Intern ediate-First Premiums Misses
NJ Rafferty,. j. Beirne, NJ. O'Connor, q.
Neagle. y. Haley. l.. Davis. NJ. Bowen,
q. Logan. T.. Dlmue. c.. Welsh, Second
Premium-aiisses VI. caulheld. NJ. Hogan.
NJ. Dominica. v Brizzolara.
Primary-First Pfemium-Misses y.
Whitlock. T. McSweeney. NJ. O'Brien, Nj.
McCarthv. A. Welsh. Second Premiums
NJ. MsGnire, X. McNahon. X. O'Brien, A.
MCGUIRE. A. owens.
Il Prinanry-First Premiums-Misses r..
Farrell, J. Nolan, a; Gogan, y. Moiioy,
NJ. Dillon. NJ. Hallihan, A. Letiro. *.
Johnston. r. Taylor. Second Premiums
~ Uirckman. b. Duke. X. Dominici.
G Primary-First Premium s-Misses Nj.
cavedo. NJ. Grsffin. NJ. Glinn. j. Anthony
l.. Leahey. A. Moschetti. w. Allard, N.
Kelly, A. FuIrier.
First Section Of c Primary-First Pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

n-s,ms-Nisses J.. McQuaid. J. Dunn; r.
canepa. NJ Mooney. Z. Bowers, H. ~
Tor Nas~ic L. Berger. -. 'au'"e'''
n. Hall. j. McDonoush. l.. Beneale'' d..
second Section OF G Primary ,i,,
mlums-Nlsses J. ilallanan, X plllon'
A. Woody. l.. O'keefe. X. ho,,o, ~
Bahen. n. sledd b. Evich. n. MeCa army
ElocutlOn Class-First Pre- MI MS !,
cs *. ONesll, l.. Dillon. j. huDo'rl, W
KelIam. J. Hogan. NJ. hs n,', n; In a.
Cowardia. NJ. Hogan. G. LiSean VI, S ,ie.'
field. Nj. O'Brien, X. Taylor. Is. Moiioy'
r. McSweerey, X. Johnston. -,-.,..
Premiums I'm oil and Pastel Painiins-
Misses NJ insolvency. X. O'Ne'li' j. f""-
bard. l.. Dillon. 90
Premiums in instrumental MIsic-Ccm-
retiiors fer the gold medal omered io'
application and imprcvement-Misse s ~
O'Ncill. j. Hubbard. +. Bowers, NJ. Ne,se'
X Kerse. r. Comoli, NJ. keilsnl. a. NC
I.acgflin. NJ Bowen. '. Hri zolara, l..
DAVIS. q. Ncagle. NJ. Caulheld. r. Hincn-
nan. NJ. O'Brien. II. O'Brien, l.. beISe''
Drawn by Miss +. Bowers.
Premiums were awarded to the foilow-
ing: Misses X. o'Neili, J. Iluooarl' VI.
moli. NJ. Kellam. +. Bov ers, a. NC
Iaughlin. N. Bowen. Y. Brizzolara, l.
avis. O.. Nsagle. NJ. Hosan, VI Caulneil'
f.. Hinchman. NJ. O'BrieH, X. O'Brien' l..
Berger, II. ENlcn-
PnEMIUMs N VOCAL CLASS.
Senior Class-First Premiums-Misses
NJ NcSweeney. NJ. kellam. *. Sullivan,
NJ Kerse. l.. Dillon. *. kcrse, i: Huh
bsrd NJ. Dillon. ~. ONeill, J. Haley, r.
Bowers \. Mclaughlin, X Mcnamara
l.. Davis. G.. Neagle. a. Cowardin' NJ
Rafferty,, y. Schardt. X. Mcmahon, NJ.
Halahan. y. Duffy. VI. CHM.
Junior Class--First Premiums-Nisses 9.
I,ggan. NJ O'CtrnOr NJ. Hogan. q.
Welsh NJ Cauneld. NJ. O'Bren. h. Duke,
u. Molloy. A. Chapman, \. Gogan y.
Wsitlock, NJ Mccarthy. r. Hinchman.
+. Farrell. l.. McSweeney. NJ. Kelly. \.
Morschetti, r. O'keefre r.. Canepa, Il.
Evich. NJ Donavan. VI. Cavedo. NJ.
Mooney. l.. J.eahy. j. Anthony. l.. Halla-
ran. j. Hallihan. J. Mcp0nough. L. Ber-
ger. X. Botto. J. Dunn. 4. Bowers, j.
McQuaid. A. Grant. A. Woody, q. Caui-
fell
The following young ladies were enti-
tied 10 honors for admirable department.
ana observance Of sChCO. rules.
Misses NJ. kerse. J. Hubbard, x. kerse,
J. Haley. j. Hogan. 7. C0moh. l.. Dillon,
NJ. kellam. NJ. Dillon. X. ONeill. X. Sui
Ivan. X. Mcnamara. A. Mclaughlin, r..
Meamey, y. Donohoe. \. cOwartin. y.
Leahy. r. Bowers. j. Beirne. y. Schardt.
NJ. Bowen q. Neaglc, r. Dinnie. J.. pa
Wis. NJ. O'ConnOr. NJ Cauhcld. y. Haley.
VI. Hogan. G.. Welsh. q. Liggan. NJ. RAT
ferty. V BriZzolara. l. Boyle. r. Farrell.
A. Mcclure. r. Hinchman. NJ O'Brien.
Ii. Nolloy, y. WhitlOck, L. Letiro, NJ. Me-
GUire a. Gogan, X. Mcmahon. NJ. Dil-
Ion. NJ. Hallihan, l.. McSweeney. NJ Nc
Carthy. r.. Taylor, A. owens. NJ. Giinn,
j. Nolan. Ii. Duke, n. Johnston. a. Welsh,
r. Dominica. r. O'Brien.
School will be resumed on the first Mon
day in September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

the KfCHMOsD hBAfTOIR.
1t is Visited By the Council Committee on
Water.

Water.
The City Council has been petitioned by
Messrs. Valentine the proprietors OF the
Valentine Meat Juice Works. to connect
their Richmond abattoir which is iocat-
ed on Brook avenue. with the water
main OF this city. At present the es-
fablishment is supplied with water from
"A well on the premises. but the quantity
of the same has proven insufficient, ana
the quality as such as to inJure the
machinery
Tho petition was referred TO the Com
mittee on Water. and by appointment
the committee yesterday afternoon visit
cd the Richmond AhattOir. Mes rs. Gran
Vile a.. Valentine. Mann 5. Valentine.
and James l.. Valentine called at the
places OF business OF the various mem
beers with carriages about 4:3D J. al, ana
hy o'cock they all met at their destl-
present: Messrs. Boykin chairman
Rahen. Nountcastle. Tanner, Mayer,
I1wder. Trower. and Brook. Superinten-
dent Charles T.. Boiling and his assis-
tant. Mr. T.. f. Davis
The committee thoroughly Inspected the
establishment, and expressed themselves
as highly pleased with what they saw.
During their visit about a dozen heads or
cattle were killed and prepared Tor the
storage house After a short delberaton
the committee came 10 the conclusion
10 recommend 20 the Council that the
water main be EXTENDED 10 the establish
meut. which is situated about three
squares outside Of the city limits. All
expenses VIII be borne by the Valentine
Meat Juice Works.
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RAITIM0RE.


BALTIMORE. MD. June 2i,-rlour
dull: western supernne, ~ iJti-:,p ~.
extra, s3l0N3.CD. DO. family. s5.'9uf..
winter wheat. patent, H.lJn4,r; spri"s'
81 2,df.sO: do. straight, Sf.baiio: -,
Wheat weak: No. = red spot ana 'une,
f007Oi.c.; July. 5OAp.VIxc., August, nn
he: September. 'l:sa'z>c steal,e'
No. . red. G1nG1h,c.; southern, Dy sa'"-
plo. 7,Nfsec.: do, on grade, 6'ix1 h1sc-
Corn steady; mixed spot June, anu
July. 5lisn5is4c.; August. ol4iu'-c'' sep
tember. 52nJ2j.c: steamer mixed. sitc'
bid. southern white. o2'4c.; 40. yeno"'
oats easier: No. white. western, s6's
035c.. No. . mixed, western. 351gc. DID
RYE quiet: No. 2. Upgt2c.
Hay steady; good TO choice 'imo'h''
Grain freights dull and easy; steamer
10 Liverpool 14d.al3.d., july Corh io'
orders. 2s.4iad.. June. e,,-o.
Provisions steady; mess pork Slf..'
hulk shoulders. $3.50; short rips anu ois "a
sides 81. ~: sugar-cured Shoulders S"'"'
hams. small. Sil.Jo; large, sil.v"
Larl-Rehned, 800. ,oz,o. .
Tutter firm: fancy, creamery, ioti'0''
store. hacked. Sale; ladle, llGl4c.
Eggs dull at 12gl2i1c.
Coffee dull: No. Z, $500
Sugar quiet ..o,t0c2. pal-
Honds-Virginia Century, 62'sf'.,, pa, "a,
.t1oore and Ohio. 60 asked; Nortncin ~
tai Gos.T1O: Baltimore and ONO gu ~
rcefern firsts. III; Consondaten p 90
stocks. 6,qG3A; do. bonds os' H. uo'
20 los asked.
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all spinners; stock (actuaD, 49, bales
Futures closed weak: sales. To-, 80 bales;
June. 6.G,G11O; July, Gts'a1.so. August,
.. 1896 az September. 6f'gJ..o; October
V.siaGS2 November oSiaoS,; Deg ssa,l
Der. 6.sJdG.so: January, C.yinSs5' FEB
ruary. c.rsH1.Ul. March, 1.oJGsOO.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1,3lJ bales
exports TO France. 10 bales; Continent,
2.o39 bales; stock. al or bales.
Total so far this week-Nct receipts,
$3.50 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
Lac bales; France. 80 bales: Continent
2.n59 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
ISL. 5oi bales: exports 70 Great britain
3.312GJi bales; France. 77O. $50 bales, Con-
tinent. 2.3S;.o9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2f.-COtton fu-
lures quiet and steady; sales. 81, 100 bales;
June, Coz: July 6.54: August. go; Sep
TENDER, 6N: October. 6J4; November.
G.53; December, 6.J7; January, 6d2: Feb
ruary, G.67. March. G.72
LIVERPOOL. June 24.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and prices in favor buyers; Ameri-
can middling. 3 &'-32 sales, $500 bales;
American. 800 bales: speculation and
export. 800 bales. receipts. 5000 bales;
American, 800 bales. Futures opened
easy and demand moderate: American
micdling, low middling clause, June ana
july 3 3J-Gi; July and August, 4l-SiY
3 32-Gl: August and September. 42-viI
. 43-Gi: September and October, ! 4@-GiW
3 43-Gi: October and November, J 43-Ga'
November and December. 44-C4; Janu-
airy and February 3 4G-Gi; February and
March, > 4S-Gi. Futures quiet but STEADY
al the decline. Tenders at to-day
clcarings, 80 bales old dockets.
L. M.-Amcrican middiing, fair,
4 9-32: good middling. 3 27-52; low mid
ding, 3 9-16: good ordinary, l-l6; ordi-
nary. 34: June. 3S-GiN3 :b-6i, sellers;
June and July. 3 3S-6@i3 H-64. sellers;
July and August 39-Gl. buyers; August
and September, 3 8O-Gia3 4l-6l. sellers;
Sontoubcr and October, AGA. sellers;
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is all that you need when a per-
fectly plain proposition is made
to you. Every man wants to be
convinced that he is right before
he goes ahead, and some subjects
will bear a good deal of discussion.
but the point we want to empha-
size doesn't call for any waste OF
words.
The long and short of it is that
our stock of Clothing Must go,
and, as you observe, we begin the
must with capital NJ.
II you think we are permitting
a little thing like prices to stand
in the way, stop IN aud take a
look and be convinced.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

popT OF WEST POINT. June q, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balu-
more passengers and general cargo
Steamship Fairfax, March, BALTIMORE
messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Guyandotte, walker, Ne"
York, passengers ana genera V"i7o'
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, baln-
,,,ore messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Fairfax. March, Boston VIA
Nrorfolk Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Guyandotte. walker. Nc"
York via Norfolk, passengers ana gen
oral cargo.
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PROPOSALS..
Clerks once OF
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF virginia.
Rfobmnpt lime "a. 1885.

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sunrerne Court OF Appeals OF virginia.
Richmond. June ~, 1879.
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.417. 341s. 3i7y OF the Code or virginia,
SEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received
by the understand at MS once, a, p, me
nond until II o'clock Of the 9th IN
SLANT, lor TIE ,p PRISriN'' rig ~ az
pPF,NE: COURT OF APPEALS al Rich
mond may require for one year year from
the list day Of July. 1919. Inc pro- =
nosais shall state the amount per page
~ l. an ems In small plea type, and In
Guide the paper. printing, binding, a neat
cover with the style OF the case and
me court from which the record comes
neatly printed thereon. sala yrinunx
HANK pages or blanks between lines or
paragraphs, no extra charge 90 be made
sor figure work not exceeding tnrse
Columns. The printing 10 be done in
me city OF Richmond under the super
''S'o' GEORGE; X. TAYLOR. Clerk.
ie25-tu. We thSsatt
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. c., June 2i.-Rosin
arm. strained SLID; good strained, 81 20.
Spirits Of turpentine nrm; machine,
2Gi5c: irregular. -6c.
Tar firm at Sl.2o 80
Crude turpeniinc quiet; nara quiet;
soft 81 ~, virgin, So
CHARLESTON, ). G., June N.-Tur-
nenfine. dc bid: receipts. ~ casks.
Rcsin-Good strained firm at Sl.lOul.l5;
receipts ;sj barrels.
sAVANNAH. GA. June 2t-Spir1ts OF
turpentine firm at 2Gte.; sales 1000
casks: receipts. 1914 casks:
Rosin firm and demand slow; sales.
, ~ barrels Quotations: A. Il, and q.
500; D, Si.2O; L. SIS; y, Sl.Sy4l.4o: u.
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4 fine sowel horse belonging TO Pat
GCodall. n colored man who lives IA the
extreme West End. had IT'S left hind leg
fractured yesterday morning by being
driven over steep bank by GOoialis
little boy The asimal was so badly in
iured that Mr.. T.. G. Taylor OF the So
cety for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Animals. killed II.
Mr. Taylor was also compelled Sunday
10 Kill "A fine pointer dog belonging. 10
f. II. Enos. which was run over by the
electric cars.