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To St. Louis.

National Peoples Party conven- ton. American silver convention, St Louis, Mo-, Jnly 22, 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to St. Louis and return at one fare for the round trip from Pine Bluff, $1l.50. Return limited July 27, 1896.
 ! ". FARLEY, Agent. E. ". LABEAuME. c. P. < T. A.
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DERFECT and permanent are the q cures by Hoods Sarsapalilla, be- cause it makes pure, rich, healthy, fife and health health giving giving S:.CCU.

Mitchell is the cnly summer drinks man on Second avenue. If you don't believe it, call and be con- vinced No. 205 West Second.
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Hast spring had Q slight attack of malaria, but taking Hoods Sarsapari!Ia as 9 blood purifier and tonic 1 find that it does all that it is claimed to do. ; D. D. LEVY,
 Wabbaseka, Ark.
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The .. s. Guv'f Reports slow Royal Baking Powder superior 10 aH others.
To the Confederate Reuion at
 Richmond.

To the Confederate teuion at
 Richmond.
 All veterans and their friends who desire making this trip and wish sleeper accommodations from Mem phis will call on Agent of the St. Louis Southwestern Ky. Go. and de- posit $6 on or before Monday the 22nd inst. The Cotton Belt railroad will run a through reclining chair car to Richmond and return for this occa- sion without extra charge. Fare for round trip will be $23.70. Train will leave Pine Bluff, Saturday, June 2. at l;30 p. III. J. W. FARLEY.
 Agent
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Dr. John D. Leotzerich has returned home from Hot Springs and is now at his office ready to serve those who need dental work. ( 23d4t
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BORN.

PERDUE-To Mir. and Mrs. John Perdure Satnrda5 June 20, 1896, at 7:l5 o'clock D, m, a fine daughter Mother and baby doing well.
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Do NOT EXPERIMENT in so impor- tant matteras your health. Purify, enrich and vitalize your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself strong and healthy.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-06-24

All the late newspapers. maga- zines, books and periodicals and stationery at MitehelFs. No. 205 ' Ssessssss.. , | ii t5 ii -
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Hoods Pills are the best aiter-din- ner pill; assist diges ton, cure head ache. 2 cents.
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Order screen Doors and wIn- dows, shingles, lumber etc., from Hardin Lumber Co.,, old Rigging mill. Telephone Con nection. 5 4 d&sw If
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-06-24

Hoods Pills cure indigestion and biliousness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

Governor OFcrral Yesterday granted
pardon 10 pendietcn Peterson. who was
sentenced in May 1894. I'm the Corpora
ton Court of Winchester To- five years
imprisonment In the pcnitentiary for ma
liclcus burning. in granting the pardon
tho Governor said. The prisoner is re-
gardcd as simple minded Grave doubts
as 20 his guilt are expressed by the Judge
ana Commonwealth s Attorney. He is
IN very bad health. His prison record is
good.
The Governor also granted pardon
10 PAT. Lowe. who for "a similar offence
was sentenced ia February last In the
Tazewell County Court 10 two years i'm
prisOnment In the pcntentlary Ills par
don is granted upon the recommendation
Of tho Judge and Commonwealth Attorney,
who think he has been sufficiently pun
ishcd. Ills wife and children are In dts-
tifuton. and the mans prison record IS
good.
Chas. Hayden was IN June. 1895. sen
fenced In the Smytb County Court to
one year imprisonment in the pententlary
for unlawful shooting. He also received
an additional year FOR escaping from the
institution. The Governor yesterday
committed the additional punishment 10
three months actual confinement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

The following cases were Disposed OF In
the Police Court yesterday.
Jasper owen. cOlorci boy FOR beiag
disordery IN tho Second Market. was
fined 5. and costs.
Nick Brown. the col0red boy who took
ninety days for stealing brass boxes from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Comma
ny on Monday. received an additional
ninety lays yesterday for stealing copper
wire from the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company.
Daniel shelly. white man. appeared
I'm court very drunk. He received thirty
days. and became 50 boisterOus that he
had 10 be taken out Of the pen aud ro-
moved Immediately TO the IAN
Robert Harris (coiored). for cursing and
abusln, Samuel Hirschberg, was fined 81
and costs.
Samuel Harris (coloredl paid 5000 for
assaultlng Emsnda Johnson.
Maria Johnson and Annie Harris col
oyod women have been annoying SSm
Goldsielu every time he passes their hoHse
ON Sunday night they threw snuG and
water - him. Each was fined s. ard
costs
Amanda johnson tcolored) was fined s.
and costs for lighting IN the street.
William Johnson alias Thomas fage
tcol0reD was a prisoner In the Police
Court on tho charge OF being suspicious
character. officer "a. A. Amos found
him on west BrOal street Monday night
trying TO dispose OF a set Of single hal
ness. The ease went over nntil August
tlth. during which time The property
awaits identification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
j. CALDWELL DECLINES A PLACE
on DEMOCRiTfC COMMITTEE.
lie l. Strong sound-Money Advocate
Headquarters Established-Bar-
lows Minstrels.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. i.-Special.-
Next week the State Democratic Commit
tee meets on the 10th: the Republican
Committee on the ilth. the Populist
Committee on the 18th. and the Populists
State Convention on the 18th. Surely
when all these meetings are over we viii
some cf US know where We are
at" IL is n close coming together OF
all three parties in one sense OF the
word any way.
Mr.. J. L. Caldwell. of the Charlotte
Observer was elected member or the
Central Committee on the Democratic
Committee. but declined. FOR obvious
reasons.
MIR. Caldwell is a strong sound-m0ney
advocate. aud while he has not bolted
the National ticket. he is welding his
pen and his influence against this fusion
movement. All the prominent Demo-
cratic papers In the State are down on
fusion except the News and Observer.
OF this city. That * stiIl endorsing the
action OF the committee. but IT must be-
gin 20 feel very lonely.
HEADQUARTERS ESTABLISHED
Chairman Manly has secured and es-
tablishcd Democratic headquarters In
IA central and commodious building
Close. hot weather SIN prevails. with
10 signs OF relief.
Barlow Brothers Minstrels held the
bCards here tonight. OF course Minis
trel show always draws.
There canie near bang two serious
strcet-cnr accidents here yesterday. but
fortunately only one broken afm, a cut
head ana a demolished wagon Is the re-
suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
CrucACO MARKET.

CHICAGO ILL. Aug. 4.-Before the
wheat market opened to-day much anX-
fct, WAS manifested as 60 the effect
likely To Doe produced hy the sensational
failure of Moore Brothers. of the Dia-
mond Match and New York Biscuit fame,
and prices on the curb dropped "a iull
cent from last nights closing. Ihat
confidence was mistaken was shown by
the fact that buying orders were more
numerous than selling al the start ana
tho recovery which took place during
the regular session was slow but sure
Board of Trade people were short OF
the securities mentioned. and they would
Do. benefited by any break which might
occur on them Trade in grains did not
dcvelsp any unusual features. interest
for the time being having been trans
forrcd I'D the provision pit which was IN
nm excited and confused condition Sep
fembcr wheat opened al 5'%4n5Sc adj
yanced 20 5s'.c, closing at 5s'eN'N'sc.-
shade under yesterday Cash wheat
was lower early but eventually recover
cod the loss. closing firm.
Corn-Tho opening ON corn was weak
and lower ou the influence exerted by
the closing of the local Stock Exchange
and the causes which led 10 such acti'i.
There was nothing panicky about the
trade. however, and the feeling soon bee
came confident full recovery taking
place. September corn opened from
2iisc. to 2ihc.. advanced TO 25',c. closing
40 25N025t4c.- higher than yester-
Ulv Cash corn was steady.
oats displayed sentiments similar 90
that prevailing in the other markets.
Trade was not heavy enough 10 a'nit
of any demonstration of either weakness
or strength the markets showing SOW
and indifferent action. September oats
closed unchanged from yesterday Cash
oats were firm for old, but new YES
weak and almost unstable.
Provisions lhe story OF an anticipated
squeeze in September pork by Montreal
people had the effect OF arousing shots
Co sense of danger to-day. oul tntir
purchases with those for the acc1lnt of
Armour advanced prices Tor that COM
modify quite sharply THE strength was
continuous. and the session xss pun.tu-
ated hy ilu.ls and srramhles u buy.
The market Was ar excited one frcm
start t1 finish. efforts 20 userrHt tle
report being uavaling. September ro.k
closed glc. higher tAan yesterday. sep
tombcr lard Diflc. higher and >cllcilbcr
tibs lONi-isc. higher
I'Hn leading fUfurls RANGED AZ foffo,,-e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
on THE RAPPdH4NNOCK.


for a Battle TiciF PnrA.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. A.
spocial-Belle Air Baptist church STAFF
ford county, has elected the following
delegates 20 the Potomac Baptist Assoc
citation. which cOnyones az Ippervle,
Fauquier county. on August 18th: Messrs.
Aiar.us Sthrishlcy, James Berry, and
james Bowler.
Revival services are being held 40 many
Of the churches in the surrounding c0un-
try.
The Battlefield Park Commission. Of
this city. is steadily pushing forward
It's claims for the establishment of a
national park ON the battlc-fields of this
Immediate vicinity. A committee viii be
sent 20 81. Paul 10 ask the endorse
ment Of the Grand Army of the Republic
which meets there early next month.
The Washington Guards Of this city
Captain M. -. Rowe have returned
from t1oir summer cncampment at Irving
ton. delighted with their outing aud re-
solved 70 camp on the Rappahannock
again next year.
a mass-meet.nc Of the Republicans of
Stafford county Will POO held mr. the county
scat on August 18th 10 elect delegates tn
the Congress ionh Convection OF the
Eighth di-triit. which meets NO Cuipoper
Aurust GOTH
Tho River View camp-meoting WIFI begin
~ GarrsonyiIle. Stafford county August
18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

BRITAIN I 5s6 bales: forwarded. $50 bales;
salos asi bales: spinncrs. Col bales; STOCK
% lOf bales. 1870. -.
Total to-day-Not receipts, 40 paies' eH-
ports 20 Great Britain l'''' p"'o'' ''''"'
1ia.25s bales. -. ~,..,s
Total so far this week-Net receip's'
o. t0o halos. exports 10 Great Britain,
geg7 bales: France go bales continent
ro,oi aimee September 1st-Net receipts
r 1cn 20 bales. exports TO Great Britain.
. iga '9, bales. France. 4GS.3ii bales. con-
tlncnt. f.77S 53O bales. .
Futures closed steady August 10;
eeotembcr. Cos: october, 696; November
cof. December. G97. January 100; Fen
rnary. 7Oi: March. 100, April, lib; sales
2f0lOu bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Aug cotton
futures quiet and steady; sales, 600
haies. August. e 50. September, 66T; Oc-
tohor. GG7: December GIL. January
ca; February. Csc; March, CSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
THE CITYO PETERSBURG
METHODIST DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE 10 MEET NEAR CHESTER.
Eoad-Foreman Wells Falls From Loco
motive and Receives Severe
Injuries.

PETERSBURG. VA. August 4.-spc-
clal.-The West Richmond District Con-
ference OF the NJ. T.. Church. South, Will
convene at Chester on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad tomorrow and will
be in session for three days. Rev. PAU
Whitehead. d. d., who Is the presiding
elder of the district. will preside. There
are twenty charges in the district, and
there are nearly one hundred members
Of the conference. The delegates to the
conference from Chesterfield county are
Mr.. \. Cogbill, clerk Of the County Court;
w. S. Ivey. and r. Z. Butler
EXCHANGE OF PULPITS.
Rev. Mr.. White. Of Lamberts Point, has
exchanged pastoral fields with Rev g.
W. Cox. pastor Of the Ettrick and Ma
toaca Baptist churches. In Chesterfield
county. Mr.. White will have charge OF
the Etirick and Matoaca churches ana
the OM-Street Baptist Mission IN re-
tcrsburc. This change was made by Inh-
tual consent. as Mr.. Cox wanted TO al
tend Richmond College while he was IN
charge OF the churches named.
Chief Engineer T.. V. Farley. Of the
salt Lake city, Utah. 10 attend the Ma
tional Firemens Convention. which AS
senibles there on tho 10th instant
James c. Bannister. appointed by Major
W. IT. Johnson. quartermaster NJ the Soc
ond battalion fcolorod Infantry of the
state. with the rank Of first lieutenant.
hes passed n satisfactory examination be-
fore tho Board ~ Military Examiners
ard has received his commission.
Mr.. Walter Stewart. ~ Dinwiddie coun-
~. accompanied bv Misses Maggie and
carrie stewart. will leave FOR New York
on next Thursday afternoon. from which
place they will sail on Friday on The
steamer Callfdrnia for S;otland. They
expect 10 be gone abroad two or thfee
months
FELL, FROM An ENGINE.
Mr.. Jasper Wells road foreman ~ on
r,nos ~ the Norfolk and Western Rall-
road COMPANY fell from a locomotive ar
waverly this morning and fractured his
arm I'm Two places. he was sent 70 Crewe
for treatment.
Mr.. Frod. Heineman and Mrs. Heine-
man OF BALTIMORE are in the CITY visit
ins tho family 81 Mr.. Henry Heineman,
on old street.
Rov. Or F,nglishcmcr Of Hampton
sidney College. who has beer-preaching Mt
Tabh- Street Presbyterian church during
tho month Of July has left FOR home. Rev
Charles g. Hersman n. u. Will preach
m this church on next Sunday The pas
tor. Roy r. W. Roschro. -. D., is now
IN Scotland.
The Hastings Court has been engaged
to-day hearing the suit o. FrnnS Parks
VS. tho pocahoutaq Cotton Mills Company
for alleged injuries. sustained by falling
down the elevator at the factory I'm Feb
ruarv last. This suit Is for ton thousand
dollars damages The elevator fell down
tho shaft and the hoy fol- with II. hut
there seems 70 have been no apparent
cause Tor tho accident Mcssrs. ". p.
NcIlwaine and Alexander Hamilton repre-
scnt the plaintiff and Mr.. r. p. Davis
the defendant
Mrs Charles r. Collier and Mrs. r
Edwin Noteworthy left this morning by
steamer Mccall 70 visit friends in Norb TX
ard spend a little season on the sea
coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
NAYAL sTOREs.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Aug. 4.-Rosin
firm: strained. sl.S2la; good strained.
S137I2.
Turpentine steady; machine, 21%c.; ir-
regular 2oi,c
Tar steady at 81.
Crude turpeutine quiet; hard, si2O;
soft. 800 virgin, Sl.G5.
CHARLESTON, $. G.. Aug. 4.-Turpen-
tine market firm at 2Ola02liac.; sales.
100 casks.
R0sin firm. Quotations. y. and c..
Sl25: d. and r., S13O; r.. $1.35; c., $40;
H.. Sl.45; L., $50. X. Si.55; NJ. SLIGO;
n. S1G5; ". c.. Si7O; W. W. $50.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. 4-Turpcntine
firm al 22c. sales 316 casks. closed firm
40 22isc.. with sales Of 800 casks; re-
ceipts. 200 casks.
Kosin firm az the decline: sales GOO
barrels: receipts . ~ barrels Quota
lions: A.. b., c., and D.. SL37h; T.. $40:
r., Sl4o; c., S1.45. H.. 81 52ia. K. 81. 6219
n, SID; W. c.. Sl,S5; ". W, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

They VIII Greatly Facilitate the Handling
oftattie


Chief SalmCns OF she Bureau or Ami.
NAL Industry Of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. ana Mr.. Fred.
q. Braucr Jr.. OF this city. returned yos-
tcriay from North Carolina. where they
nave been for several days l0Dkius into
the cattle quarantine situation The
result of their "trip win bee Tho esah-
hanmcrt Of quarantine pens az Sails
bury. y g. This 1911 permit the bring
INK OF Western North Carolina and Ten
ncasee cattle over n sbufl.ru rail-
road - Richmond AND points North.
Between Ashcyilie arI this city AN the
country is iu an infected district. aud
tho distance from either Western North
Carolina or Teunc--.r 20 this city is
farther than The law allows cattle TO bee
Carried without fccIin-. The only way
that they can De brought until the pens
we built is by driving. The pens Will
hr ready in three weeks. and the Brauer
Cattle Company desires tu1t newspapers
in Western North Carolina and Tonnes
see make "a note Of the iact.
The placing ar pens at salisbury VIII
make the handling & cattle b-tween
North Carolina and Tennessee and Rich
mond as easy as n there was no infected
district between Richmond and Ashryiilc.
II VIII enable cattle 20 boz brought here
for feeding purpose, Whl'N otner"lNe
could not we'll have neen u"ne'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
cH1cAGo liz srocK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Aug. A.
Cattle Receipts 5000. market steady
common TO extra steers. S32504.50. stock
ors and feeders. S2Goa37 20; cows and
bulls. S12J03.25. Texans. S1.5O03 10;
western rangers S2.1OQ3sO.
Hogs-Rcceipts. 1000; market strong
and 5M1Oc higher. heavy packing and
shipping lots S2.9543E). common 10
choice mixed. S3OJ03.4O. choice assorted.
S33503.55: light. S32003.55: pigs. S2.SO0
$50.
Shoep-Receipts. 1900: market strong;
inferior to choice, S2ooQ325; lambs. $500
W5S5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, o.. Aug. 4.-Flour steady;
S3.5Jn3Sj.
Wheat easy: No . red. G2c
Corn dull; No. , white. track. 27i5c.
oats firm; No. 3 mixed. track. i7a,c.:
No white. old. DC.
Pork steady; city family. $3.50.
Lard quiet kettle. S35OQ3.75: prime
steam, $3lO0312l5.
Bacon steady; loose shoulders and short
clear sides, $40. short rib sides. $500
Dry sailed meats firm. shoulders. SO .saib.
hort rib sides. S375Q3s7i5: short clear
sides. S895Q4OO.
Whisky steady at 81 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 4.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat nrmer: spot and August. ESQ
6i7sc.: September. 629s76-ssc.; steamer No.
. red, 5saN5S5sc.
Corn frmer, spot and August. 2fa. n
we; September. 297s030Kc., southern,
Bic.
oats firm; No. 2 white, 29q30c. No.
2 mixed. 24i5M25c
Rye steady; No. .. near by, 3f1a35c. (;
No. western. 35d3Jizc
Hay firm. choice timothy. s1G0OG16.50.
Grain freishts quiet; steamer to Liver
pool 2;sd. asked Cork for orders, per
quarter. IS Cd
Butter steady. fancy creamery, Ice.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
CRaCkSmEN ~ FINC4SrLE.
They Open and Rob the Post'ofice

They Open and Rob the Post ONCE
safe.
sPRINGWOOD. VA, Aug. Special
The post-once al this place WAS entered
10y expert thieves last night and robbed
OF s.yy IN stamps and about 500 in
money.
The safe was entered hy means Of
boring "a hole through the door into the
coordination aud blowing 10 on by dyna-
mite. The report was heard by several
persons. but prcsumlng 10 20 be pistol
shot. made no Investigation az the time.
Mr.. ". j. Price who was sleeping
in his room. bob the upper story OF the
building. was awakened 10y the explosion
and went 20 his window and doubtless
frightened the robbers away. as about STA
10 money was LETT ~ the safe, besides a
valuable registered letter.
No clue has been found 10 aid In tho
capture OF the perpetrators OF the bold
crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

,so,,iro Vincent was approached NJ tho
co''stv court-house Yesterday morning by
80. r,rn.l Tom Miirs. who wanted
"A divorce right away. lie said his wiic
mad left him. She had taken up Wllh
ono Tom Taliafcrro' AM was living III
mo Squire told the farmer that he
would have 10 see lawyer.
Than Miles swore ON warrant against
Taliafcrrr charsin- him with stealing %
lou of furniture and a hos. The case
viii be- heard Saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 4. fsaG.
SAILED.
Br steamship App0mlit0X. London.
Schooner Crescent Newburyport.
PORT OF WEST pOlNT. AUG. {. 1S9G
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Norfolk.
passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Danvilc Boyd Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Accomac. Thompson. Norfolk.
passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Dauy.ic Boyd. Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin in
it,, weekly review of the dry goods mar
ket says.
There has been an increase in the num-
bcr of buyers in the market during the
past week. the attendance from day
20 day being Of fair proportions. but, as
before business at first hands has shown
few indications of this. With the job
bling trade matters have improved some
what but stll the receipts are below
the average for the time of year. There
has been little alteration in the general
tone of the market. I'm am occasional
instance sellers have made slight con-
Gee, ions in staple cotton goods with
confined home market. but these are not
Dog amy means numerous enough 10 af-
feet the general run of values, and prices
are. as rule. well maintained for both
staple and fancy goods.
In WooiCus and worsteds for mems
wear new seasons business makes but
Indifferent progress. and heavy weights
arc in limited recorder request Silks
are quiet throughout at generally steady
prices. Collections are hardly up 20 the
average in regularity. there being some
increase in the number OF complaints
ON this score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.--Flour quiet and
,,,chonoed Southern flour quiet and
steady. common O. fair extra, S-OO4-.0O,
GOOD TO choice do. S2.6Op2m.
Wheat dun and hrmer: 80. ,, I. o. BE-
Gsi.c.. ngraded red. 5.'1G0c. options
declined i2G Sc. on the financial trouDie
West. rallied ss0a.c.. closing firm at isc.
over Yesterday. with a moderate trade,
30 - red August. O3Ac.; september
GlAc.: October. CSC.
Corn dull and nrmer. No. ?, 3lsc, ole-
vator. S2lsc. ahoat Options were duil
and firm at 14Ii4c. advance; August
3li-c.. September. SIZE; October "lisc.
oats dull and firm options nominaliy
frmor and neglected; August DC; sep
TENDER. 22s-c Spot prices No. ?, go
28lgo.; mixed western. 2Sl5g2fl2c.
Hay steady and quiet. shipping. 62l94
CJc.. good to choice 0Oc QSlO0
Wool steady and dull, domestic fleece
1C422c.: pulled. 1JN33c.
Beef quiet and steady: family. SS0oa
900: extra mess. S6ODQ700; beef hams
dun az Si4.5Ou15OO; tierced beef quiet;
city extra India mess Sl1O001200. cut
meats steady and quiet. picked bellies.
S415. shoulders, S3.50H375; hams, $1,000
1000
Lard duh and steady: western steam
closed at So 80. city. S315u32O. Septom-
her, S365. Refined firm. continent S3.95.
South American. $3.50; compound, S3.759
400.
Pork quiet and nrmer; new mess. $50
D9Or.
Butter quiet and steady; state dairy,
1O0lF4c; do. creamery, 1lMg15c.; west
crn dairy, Sale. do. creamery, liza
lJc.. Elgins, 15c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude,
l90-0c; yellow. 22iaq23c
Rosin dull and steady, strained. com
mon 10 good. SiGO.
Turpcntine easy and quiet M 2i024hc.
Rice quiet and steady; domestic, fair
Go extra 3dj4c.: Japan. 4l4i4c
Molassos steady and quiet. New Orleans,
open kettle, good 20 choice. 2'0?7c.
Peanuts quiet, fancy nand-picked, al
4i.c.
coffee closed steady at ia 20 points mp;
August S102OMl025: october. Saf5n95l;
December S91ON92O. March S9.i1n915.
Spot Rio easy and quiet; No Z. Sli.5O
Sugar Raw firm and quiet. fair refining
3c. Refined steady. quiet. ami TN
changed.
Freieht= 10 Liverpool market firm and
unchanged
Huckleborries-M Maryland aud Delaware,
quart &C.,
Pears Southern. fancy N..oa3-0.
Watermclons-Car load. SlOGQ-1O.
Muskmel0ns Basket. SloOQl7j, DO. bar
rel J0c QS2 20.
peachcs Maryland and Delaware, crate,
81 0oQL75; DO. basket. 3CQd5c.
Onions -Eastem shore, basket. 50GLC5c.;
do. barrel, S11201.2j.
Potatoes-l0g 7lc.; do. sweet, 75c GSl. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05

ent. the meeting was addressed by DR..
W. p. Ewinx. of THIS city. an alumnus Of
cid Washineton College. after which DR..
Ouarles made an admirable address. ask
ing all alumni 20 unite In furthering the
interests OF the University.
Dr. Quaries left here for Huntington,
W. Va, returning 10 this city this even
ing. be- held services IN the First fres-
byterian church Sunday morning.