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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-09

CIMMONS Liver Regulator, all kinds,
y Powder and Liquid, sold at STAIRS
DRUGSTORE. Soothing Syrup and
Castoria for children. For coughs try our
White Pine Cough Syrup. A splendid
article. JAS. NJ. STARR Il co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-09

r TAXATIvE-BROMO-QUININE is
IL guaranteed to cure a cold in "a hours,
if taken according to directions. Sold at
STARR'S DRUGSTORE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-09

|0UR Kentucky Horse and Cattle Pow
~ ders is the best thing we have ever
sold, to clean horses of worms. We speak
from what reliable men who have used it
say. The powders sell for only 25 cents a
package, STARR'S DRUGSTORE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-09
j. Nj. STARR & co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
PORK AND HOMINY.

DARTIES killing pork, will find all
L the Saltpeter they are looking for
at STAR2'S- DRUGSTORE. A small
quantity OF Saltpeter put on the meat at
the time you salt it away, makes the meat
We also have quantity of Ground Sage
for Sausage meat. We have the same
kind that your grandmother used to grow
in the garden. Full strength and ready
for use. JAS. M. STARR & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
rnRAccO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, June 20, 1890
Offerings at auction on Chang cor the
week ending to-day. l4S packages of sun
cured tohaccos; highest pr.ee +or the
week $3.50.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trads to'cfy
were iight
Private sales reported To- ,he go ,rciaty
of th. Richmond Tobacco rrait FOR 'he
week ending to-day. Wrappers. Il rog*.
heals. filters. Il. smokers, /. SCRAP 'daril.
g. leaf dark, 2C6. 81 Ems. 90 western =
bur.oys 40. primings 5, Tugs (dar")
81. Total so hogsheahs.
The tobacco inspector reports to-cay:
Inspections Bright 81 hOgshead5; dark.
4 noeshcads. Reinspecu II
hoGsueads.
And Tor The week ending today: IN
spections- Bright. 80 1ogsheais ana
ierce, dark. 49, hosshcads and ll3 iercas.
western. horsheads. Reinspcclons-
Bright. 23l hogsheads and A tierccs;
dark l3 hogsheads and ! uerce
Total Inspections for week ending To-
day. So hossheads and ia tieraes, re-
inspections. pa hogsheads and - Heroes.
Total .OJG hOgsheadS and 100 tio:ccs.
Nlyels'. Farmers. Shockoc. Crs1shaw's.
Seabr ook's. Planters. Davenport's. Ale
ghany. Vaughan's, Old Dominion. AID
Shelbume's tobacco warehouses report
to-day. Receipts Is packages; deliveries.
1872 packages.
The same tobacco wa-cuoIses with
Jones'. Meals. lFranklin-Stroe.. Williams
& Rchlings. and Elllson's added. report
lor the week ending to-day: Rec sips, i42
packages: deliveries. 6O2 packages.
Excess OF receipts over deliveries for
the week ending to-dey. lao packages.
United States internal revenue cClcc-
tions on tobaccos for the city II Rioa-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars ana cigarettes.
So DID 90: plug tobaccos, Sl323S1. Total,
= 54o.7 Il
United States internal revenue col."c-
tionS ON tOhaccOs for the city Of Rich
m0nd. Va. Tor the woeS ending to-cay.
Cigars and cigarettes sic. IA u. plug u
baccos. Sl42il.54 Total, $3)'G6 10.
The New York Tobacco Leaf OF June
H. 1896. gives exports Of Tobacco ard
cigarettes from the port OF New YORK
to foreign ports for the week ending
June 9th:
AAlborg-2 hhds.
Amsterdam--l0 cs.
Antwerp-70 hhds.. SO IS, POS bales
Australia--l2S hhds.. 80 PCS. tG 1o lbs.
mid. Is cs. cigarettes
BOrdeauX-s pgs. q 4"S lhs) MID.
Brazil pg (lcu lbs.) MID.
Bremen-6 60 hhds.. 554 Ca, 123l bates.
Bristol-25 cs
British Africa--7 p3s q 400 iLs) MID.
20 cs. cigarettes.
British EAST Indice-io pgs. 4, 2c4 lbs.)
mid. - cs. cigarettes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

NEW YORK. June 2o--Cot'on quiet.
uiddlinc gulf. -: mddling. ~: gross
rcce.pts. l2 bales: sales. Isl 5lies, all
spirucrs. stock (actuan. llSd2i bales
Total to-day and So far this week. Net
rcceipts $50 bales. exports 20 ircat BIZ
tain. 90 bales stock. 20 1J6 bales.
TOTAL since September 1st--Nct receipts
512G.&O0 bales. exports 90 Great brll"ih'
2174.O47 bales. France. 46p's'5 bales con-
tinent. l.7U9722 bales.
The total visible supply Of cotton for
the world is 1850 49, bales OF which
11Si2si bales were American, against
3. 487.37s bales and 5000 Us bales. .c7T &C.
lively last year: receipts of cotton this
week at an interior towns. s.i6i bales;
receipts from the plantations, 40 bales,
crop i'm sight. G.SC3Gl2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, June 29-Cot-
ton fu;utes qulcti sales. 2l4tJ ha -.
June. ESQ. July ESQ; August. GO; - p
TENDER. G47. october, 6.4j, November.
CAB: December. G47: January, Col. Feb
ruary. COS: March, Go
NEW YORK. June 20.-The Suns cot
ton review says:
Cotton rose to 5 points on this crop
end TO 10 points on the nest. closing
with this crop = points lower for ,hc day
and the next crop to . points hifner,
bales.
To-Gays features. Confined dry weath-
er i'm Texas and ~ many OtnOr sections
of tho cotton belt. together wltn rise
in lIyUrpool. caused an advance HIRE to-
day. Some Of the bull houses were buy
ing. and hot a few of The shorts deemed
it prudent ia cover. Prices TO- time
advanced easily. Later on, however. they
recedcd, owing to reports of ram in TeNfs.
], proved u De only showers at H)us-
ton. though the Indications al That poiIt
seemed favorable for further showers.
However. before the close There Was more
or less liquidation, anG this crop save
way. though the next cTOS ended M
fair advance for the day. owing 10 less
favorable crop outlook. SIN. IN The late
trading to-day New Orleans aet'iing and
tone was again weaker. ana the main.
IL Was narrow boarl-rOom market. tut
there was no doubt the crop tuation at
the South Is being watched with lncrcas-
ing interest. and that for The moment
the feeling among bears Is rather r,r, ors.
LIVERPOOL. June 2O-l2.3O i. NJ
Cotton market quiet and prices steacy;
American spot grades. l-"2 higher AMIR
lean middline fair ! ll-32 good mildi.ns.
I 1882: middling. 3l-32. low mi t0Ing.
37s, good ordinary. 80, ordinary, 9-lt:
sales of spot cotton. 5000 bales, AmcIi-
can. 1900 bales. speculation and export
500 bales. receipts. Hoo bales. all Amer
lean. Futures opened firm; July and
August. . JG-6i, August and Sept emher
J3-64. september and October. 3 47-cJ .
October and November 3 44-64: Novenl-
her and December. 43-G4; December end
January and January and February
1861. February and March. 3 alta
T. M.-American middlng. 3 81 -
June. 3 5i-64 buyers. June and July.
57-6i. buyers. July and August 3 30 81.
buyers August and September. 3 55-Gf.
sellers; September and October. 8 - "a .
October and November s4-64d3 - -.
buyers. January and February, 3 1900
44-GA buyers. Futures closed very
steady at The advance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
PLRSONAL IND GENERiL.
Interesting Facts About Rlchmonds '"'-
zeus and other Matters.


Miss Lula Edelblut has returned from
Coney island and it is hoped by h ,
friends that her health VIII eYentuaAy
be restored
The funeral OF Mrs. John r. BEDFORD.
VINO died Thursday night, took place at
6 L. NJ yesterday from Broad-Street
Methodist church.
Miss Rosa Gardner. who has been ex-
trerelv i'm in Washington. i. c., has re-
turned home, much to the delight Of her
family and friends.
Chief-of-Police Howard has just re-
celyed a group picture Of all the police
chiefs who attended the recent Atlanta
coheyntion. The likeness of Major How
ara is an excellent one.
Mr.. Charles Bolton, Of 625 south Belvl-
dere street. will leave here for New YORK
ON the 23d and will sail on the Ath on the
steamer Brlttanic for England. lie Will
be away about two months.
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
Suuslav-S.shool Society and Children s
Dav" will be celebrated AT Trinity Metno-
dist church this afternoon at o'clock
Rev. Or. Starr will address tho meeting.
Rev. William L. Hatcher. d. D., being
absent from the city Rev. 7. y. Mercer
ID. d.. will preach at Grace-Street Bap-
list Tabernacle, at II o'clock \. NJ, ana
Rev. r. Aubrey Williams at S15 +. VI.
Miss Margaret Boiling Jones. Of Din
widdie. who has Just graduated with
honor al the Fredericksburg w oman
College. is now visiting Mrs. T. Crawford
Redd. Barton Heights. where she Will re-
main until after the reunion.
Last night at Howards-Grove Baptist
church there was an illustrated lecture
on pilgrims Progress" Bunyan's great
work. by Rev. J. MINIS johnson The
house was literally packed. and were high
~ entertained By the subject and the
mastery way I'm which il was handled.
The Baptist city Missionary Society. OF
Richmond and Manchester. have pitched
their large gospel tent on the corner Of
Cary and Washington streets, and Rev.
W. s Leake viii preach there this after
noon at O'Clock. Pine-Street Randolph
street. and West View churches VIII unite
in this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Ill. June 2o.-Tae irregp-
larity usually incident 10 cieaning-up ope-
rations was notcI In The grain markets
to-day. In the early portion Of he SEES
sion the longs were AZ WORK selling out
prices declining under the offerings. which
we're not more lhan modcla.c while later
a rally. due 20 GOVERNS. took place. crop
damage reports YER" pie -..u but allow
auce was made for prejudice or self-in-
tcrest In cytry ease. SO i'at the interest
eXertod by them was not really import
ant. In the matter Of spring wheat In
New York IL was argued that tre l1ove-
ment In the Northwest controycrted the
claims farmers not being Likely TO ship
- much If serious or material f;rm was
threatened. September wheat opened
from 5'ic. 10 5SIc.. sold between 5e5.c
ana 5sfxc.. closing al lshsc Nc. under
yesterday Cash wheat was Irregular.
closing steady
Corn was dull in its action. prices mov-
ing in whichever direction wheat elected
10 follow. There was TO trade o. any
moment or Importance. the semblanco Of
market being maintained through the
moderate transactions OF a few local
traders. September corn opened at 29Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

and as gold exports are not art'ncis'y
stopncd. a large part has been release"
for export purposes
The averages I'm the statement for tfe
week ending june 90 1896. as c,mpared
with tho corresponding weeks in 1879 ana
1891. are as follows:
June ~. '9G. June %. %. Juno %. "a.
Loans
STATS. 900 S512. J05. 800 ss6s. .s3. 400
Specie
Gi.aj4.G0O Gjs75.300 .s.432oD
Legal tenders
So.I96lO0 li42s3.TO0 III. S0l Geo
Net deposits
49,. 300. 500 573 as. 900 573. C.S5O
Circulation
AGO. COZ 1874 800 y.1S9,tOO
Total reserve
133 40. 200 $50 $4,000 ~ 76i 200
Reserve required
12i So. 40 1864, $50 l3. 900, .o2
Excess Of reserve
l9.9lS2jO 3Gjff.2JO - 3j5. SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUO TATTONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmoud To-
bacco EScbangc-fntcrnai Revenue
Collections Foreign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. June 2o.-London appa-
rcntiy changed front to-day at lc|t GER
tain houses with foreign connccuPNs H'i
were moderate sellers of ST. Paul. Lp"ls-
willie and Nashville. and otH'r ln'ci''T
tIonai issues 40 adCQia'e fe'''n ""'
Forthcoming for these safes ana drni'''se
HOUSES utrc Inclined To- the n'H,i "''e
the bulk OF tEc orders oii@L'''A 'ei--
AT least taia Wow OF the case W"- take"
by a number OF thc leading ar'lu'hc
houses. who usually gct 'a'r sh'f. o.
Eurcp.,an business in this market inc
lower prices from Lcnl1n, however. had
some effect with the ASulcr opc.uors,
who parted with lines Of stock bought
early Ina the week Realization trading
was on a moderate scale and fcacti'Hs
of quotations generally was less THAN "a
point. The news from the gra.n-Growihg
region was more hullish on wheat u
being said that the condition OF thc crop
in the Southwest had fallen Oh recently.
on this there was a selling 81 ROCK Island
and ST Pau, q ST. Louis operator being
rather prominent in tho hst-namcd is'rc.
Further than the alleged London selling
and the news about the wheat CROP IN
Kansas. there was little OF interest stir
ring Near the close a part OF the early
loss of = 20 Ia per cent was recovered.
anu tAf ii"i N'- t'AN Oh "N''tl'i t'' ''''''
The sales footed up only 44.0sl sharts,
OF which GOO were st. Paul. $500 1o-
Oacco. $500 Sugar. and 800 Wheeling
and Lake Erie. Bonds were lower.
Sales were $4,000.
Money on call easy az PCT cent, prime
mercantile paper. 4,-e,5 per cent STEM
ing exchange quiet. with actual business
in bankers l.ils AT fs7is for sixty days
ard 1871 FOR demand. posted rates. 1870
$50. commercial bills 1861 iSp'i Ia. sli-
NeI. c~i4. Government honls easier
State bonds dull Kall.)ad bonds steady
silver at me board vas neglected.
Treasury Balances. Coin. SlJJ52S $50;
currency. SSS.2fj.JjS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

British West Indies--3 cs.. bales. 81
pgs. ,2,5S3 lbs) mf0., 81 cs. cirarettcs'
Cuba-G cs.. 40 pgs. t6.2p iDsJ mld'
Danish West Iniics-i hid.
Dutch East Indies-10 pgs. p'Fp iOs'
MID.
Dutch West Indies-3 cs-, bales. 81
pgs. G2,53I lbs) md.
GcnOa-1O hhds
Hamburger cs.. 40 bales, II pgs. $50
ibsJ mid. I cs. cigarettes.
Havre-3O5 hhds
Hayti-S hhds., - cs
Liverpool-l37 hhds.. 12i bales, % pss'
u1,5il lbs) MID.
London-32 hhds., G3 cs.. % PCS. (2.z59
lbsJ mid, 20 IS. cigarettes.
Malta-23 pgs. (3.SsO ll,s) MID.
Mexico pgs. coo lbs.l mid.
New Iealand-9O PCS. O5.Sio lbs) MID
Rotterdam-25 hhds, cs., l2J p6s.
(23.2S2 lbs) mid.
Sandwich islands, Pc. 600 lhs) MID.
Southampton pgs. ,2oo lbs) mid.
L. ). Of COlombia-4G bales.
Nenezueia-l3 bales. 80 pgs. $500 lhs)
mid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. o.. June 2O-FloYr mar
ket quiet and easy; winter patent. $3.50:
spring patent. S3GON3. -.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red,
track. G3isc
corn quiet and unchanged.
oats firm: No. mixed. DC.
Pork easy and firm. mess. $50; clear
mess and family, S7s3J.
Lard steady ana IL, fair demand; steam
leaf. S4G21l. kettle lard, S46212; prime
steam sales. S4O5.
Bacon quiet and in moderate demand;
loose shoulders. $3.50; loose short rib
sides 81 -. loose short clear sides. St50;
bellies, $500.
Dry sailed meats firm ana Iuist; loose
shoulders $3S7ts; short ribs. 500. short
clcsr sides, $50: boxed meats ~. more.
Whisky quiet: sales Of BAL barrels at
ST.. . zlEla1 s4i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

sold between 2ysSc. and 29hc.. closing at
2gi.c.. "A shade below yesterday. cash
corn averaged steady. with no Important
alteration In prices.
oats derived motive for their action
from the other grain markets, but pusi-
ness was too light TO be classed as ac-
tive. September oats closed &c. under
Yesterday Cash oats were dull and STEADY
Provisions-Thc half-holiday sesSion ana
the heat which prevailed to-day com
blncd to produce lazy feeling IN 'he
provision market The fact that the log
market presented no strength had DIS
couraglng influence on product and prices
ruled lower No animation was displayel
at any time and trade dragged through
out. September pork closed -ssc. under
yesterday. September lard and ribs each
Hsgjc lower.
Ine llallng futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
NANAL STOKES.

WILMINGTON, y. C.. June 2O.-Rosin
firm; strained. $L32,l' good strained
Sl5Tl2.
Spirits of Observation-Disclosures. 2S1sc.;
irregular. 22i 4c.
Tar firm at Sl1J
crude turpenIno ouier; hard. $3.50
soft. S1.70. virgin. 81 -.
CHARLESTCN, ;. c., June 2O.-Turpen-
tine firm at sc.
Kosin nrn: salcs. 400 barrels. Quota
nons. A.. b.. c.. AMI D.. f1c5; f.. SlsO;
g.. S1,45: H.. Sl.Jo; l.. Sl.55; X. SEQ
NJ. >l.1O; y, Sl.s0. ~. e., $l'O. W. W.,
5000.
SAVANNAH. CA, June 2o.-Turpcn-
tine. .3fec bid; sales 81 casks. receipts.
sos casks.
Kosm firm and unchanged: receipts,
1901 barrels, sales, 1900 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
Uenrico County News.

Lewis johnson (coloredD, charged with
criminal assault. was before Justice
lewis Yesterday morning. The case was
scns on to the grand jury.
The case Of Richard Spain, charged
with outraging Lille Watkins, was call
al. and continued until tomorrow the
I'd. ,,... =.
John Wilson. charged with stealing a
dog from William Brown. has been regog-
nlzod for his appearance at court To-
morrow morning.
The Dern case took another turn yes
telday. when Robert Kurz swore out a
warrant against Dern, charging MN WIN
,he tbeft of a chair valued at iifty cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. june 2)-F'our
que;.
Wheat irregular and frmer; No. red
spot and iune. G3li 1G&zc.; July ana Au-
gust. G24GG21hc.: september. 123sfh2' &C.;
southern. by sample. Gr47Oc., do. on
grade GOi4UG3Kc.
Corn 1rm. mixed spot and June. 3i4
q833,c: July. 33N(3}isc. August. a3i2c.
buyers; September. %5Ac bid steamer
mixed. 524c. southern wlil.e. ;nBc DO.
yellow. 3GN36iAr.
Oa,s weak. 80. ? white. weJ-orn. go
24I4c. No. myeI. western. @2a-@rc.
Rye inactive; No. 2. near by. 3GgJ7c.
Hay steady.
Grain freights quiet.
EgEs quiet at lie
Coffee nominal at Sl3.25
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
THE TIMES-RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY. JUNE 81 1906

Rroad-strcet line yesterday. The cars
ran splendIdly. Several new cars arrived
Yesterday morning. and more are expected
next week.
General Manager Habliston said yes
,erdav that the Robnson-Street extension
10 the New Reservoir would be In opera
ton by Wednesday next
The company's new car-barns are not
cutie completed, and the cars are being
stored at night at Chimborazo Park. the
eastern terminus OF the line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
Our Annual Sale
Mems Negligee Shirts.

Commencing tomorrow morning-eaca
year we hold a Special Sale Of these
goods. and thu values We offer ar: 80
we'll known that a simple annoJ lcerntnt
Of the sale brings out the buyers. rms
yea the qualities are better Than ever
before. more attention being paid TO snaIe
and IT.
Mems Colorad Negligee Shirts in mar
row stripes: also Boys Neg!!see s1.rts,
made from Madras
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
First Peaches From Georgia.

The first consignment OF Georgia peach
Is TO arrive here IN one OF the cold
storage cars Of the California F,uit Trans
portation Company came in yesterday.
The peaches were just as fresh as when
taken from the trees. They were con-
signed TO Messrs. r. +. Park & co. This
plan Of stripping fruit is new for this sec
ton. but it Is destined 10 become very
popular with shippers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
His Arm Broken.

corvle Moss, the eight-year-old son OF
Mr. w. J. Moss. Of this city, who WAS
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Henry Allison,
near Denbigh. Va, met with an accident
on Wednesday last by faiiing from
,ree Ills right arm was broken in two
nlaces by the fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

The same low prices will con-
tinue this week that brought such a
crowd of buyers last week. II you
need any for use during the Reunion
you can buy them here at about the
cost of the material in them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. June Polar silver i LTD;
consols IL ii-iG for money and il2i, for
the account
$50 T. M-Paris adviccs quote 3 per
cent. rcntcs at l01 francs and - cen
times Tor the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

statement OF the Associated Ranks Cf
New York city shows The following
changes
Reserve, decrease ..............$ 75S. 500
Loans. Increase NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. 800
Specie. decrease ................ Siu.1uO
Legal tenders, decrease -......- ~. 400
OcpOslts, decrease .............. law too
Circulation. increase ............ 90 900
The banks now hold Si9mS.2jO in eN-
cess OF the legal requirements.
NEW YORK, june 2O.-rhe New York
Fnancier says this week:
The statement OF the Associated Pafks
or Now York city Tor tho week ending
June 10th shows-the effect OF two nnaa-
cial operations -onc the repayment earl CT
IN the week OF about S42oo.OOO Govern
ment money by the depository banks On
final bond account. and the other he two
millions OF gold exports OF one week
ago. which We're not included In the pic-
NOUS statement The few hundred thor
sand dollars Withdrawn several days 800
for export was also included IN tho stq.e-
ment Tor the current week.
Tho banks therefore. have lost directly
something Ike S65OO.OOO within seven
days. and against this the interior move
inent was the only counteracuas foa-
ture ,a..,.l
The decrease Of 81. 1873. 100 in cash ne.
ported for the past week is al ia iica.ion
OF the extent OF the present interior move
inent tho How into the banks having
made Up large portion OF the on 90.
The decrease o. S.Jo.S0O in the idle &c
serve ln vaults Us very moderate in view
OF The heavy changes Of the past week.
Tho expansion ia loans Tor the week VAS
>oO5.dVp. bat the demand Tor money an
View larger stock Exchange :ranaac-
lions. transactions have been moder-
atoy hrmcr ana rates have responded
by slight advance. The weakness in
foreign exchange noted after "Wednesday
probably had IT'S origin iu the same
cause The decrease Of deposits for TIE
week vas $4,000. Tho item of loans is
now S8it.ss5.6JO as compared with S5l..-
VpS.VVO FOR the correspondents w.-k last
year During twelve weeks OF 1895 be-
ginning With April 9Th. the loans OF Tie
New York banks increased m round
numbers thU-ty-two and "a half million
dollars. The Increase during tho same
perou this year has been only nine inh-
lions. but while deposits increased in The
same period nearly S78.NO.VpO the IN
oreaSe for the corresponding term OF
1896 has been but 100000
The greater part OF the o0oi nous volume
OF money that lowed into New York lest
year III this time helped 10 maintain
heavy excess reserve and keep money
rates ~ low ebb. despite the fact tNat
the loan item exceeded all prcyl,is rec
ords.
This year tho money. owing 20 b-nd
operations. - going into the treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was quiet and firm; prices unchanged;
No spring wheat, 51AN574sc No
red, GiQ02s-c: 10. > corn, 21bf2.isc.;
No. oats. 17k01Tilc.: mess pork, 500
d7.Oj: lard. S4.O7laui. 10; dry saltcd Shout
ders. S3.s7nq4. 12i2: short clear sides, $40
0412io; whisky, Sl22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

The Mission is sorcly in need of money
with which 20 supply the daily Increasing
appeals FOR ice. So many are sick that
"a liberal response is necessary We
beg the fortunate among us. who can
secure their own comfort. will not for
get the helpless. Give the cup OF cold
water. and so bring q blessing TO yourselves
through helping the needy and suffering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, June 2O.-There has heon
"A quiet dry goods market to-day, apSrt
from the business doing IN bleachri OF
ton under the induccment OF the low
prices prevailing but the tone az 'hc
close is Of more assured character
than for some time past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, Juno .o.-Virglnia
Centuries nominal az 60 asked; ,onsch-
dated Gas stocks. 81 do. bonds. llGaGll7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
Colored Silks.

Select any silk from our Checked ra'-
fetas and Fancy Silks Of all kinds AZ =
the price win be lower than the Sif
can be manufactured for.
% 37la. 30. 10. -. Soc. and 81 now buys
a better Silk here than you can find else
where.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
Sale Price, SOC

Mems Fine Percale Negligee Shirts, two
collars and one pair cuffs with e.sh
shirt: also Mems White ChevioJ Neglig1e
Shirts. extra well made and finished: also
Mems Colored Pleated-Bosom Negligee
Shirts. in 4 large line Of colors-not ore
Shirt in the lot that is not good 81
value .I-.sE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
ST LOrIs NlAKKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. June 2O.-Flcur firm
and unchanged.
Wheat nrmer: July. 55h0513sc. asked;
August. 5Gc asked, Sci TENDER 5ol2c.'
uOmiral. I
com steady, July. 2Gc. asked; septem-
Der - sp27Nc. bio.
oats ssady; July, 171sc asked; August
l7c.
Pork-staudard mess. new. s7.S7ia; old,
500.
Cther articles unchanged.