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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

,,r.xv YORK. July S-Flour unchanged.
dull and weak. Southern hour uhcn""sou
and weak. o.
Nvboat-Spot market duh and nrmer'
with options. options were dnli ana nim
80 fL,,s.c higher. with the West. better
s,5-s and local coverings: spectators
,,,tcbinr the reports from the Chicago
Convention. 10. red, July, 6lNc.; Au-
gust G2tc.: September, C1Nc.; October
G3Nc.: December oihc- .-.
Corn SPOT dun and firm: No. 2, 800
s8c. elevator. 3iNN34c. aaoat. options
vere dun and firm a. i-lt".c ADVANCE
July. S3c. August 33Ac.. September
33i be-: October. 54c
Oats-Spot nr.n. Options dul ana
fmer. July. 2pbc.. August l9sc.; sep
fomhcr 2oc Spot prices. No. =. 2O'2c.;
$50. white, 2issc; mixed western ZIG
22c. -..
Ilay- Choice firm, shipping O2lg46'l2c.;
good to choice. S1isc0Sloo.
Wool nm. moderately active. and UNI
changed
Bcef steady ana quiet: extra mess, 5000
GOO. beef hams inactive az Sl4 3Vp l'hv'
rcrced beef dun and steady. city extra
India mess. SlipOn13G; cut meats steady
and in moderate demand. shoulders,
SIP. as 20. hams. S925nl0oo.
Lard dull and lower. western steam
r.
Refined dun. continent $40. South Amer
icn. SlGl. compound. S4Oeoa.2j.
Pork duh and weak. old mess. $1,000
-. ncw mess Ss.5o1e75.
Butter quiet. fancy steady; state dairy
1nnIHsc. do. crcamcr'. llitnl1c.. west
crn dairy. 9ol2c. Elgins Toe.
Ercs- Choice rtca~y. State and Penn
eyltu.a. f3o. western, fresh. ll0l2c.i do.
case. S1.J0u2Oo.
cotton seed of quiet and weak crude,
oo02ic. yellow prime. 2ihc.i do. OF
grade. pc.
Ros,n easier ana dull; strained. COM
mon to good. 81 GJdi .G7ia
Turuentue quiet and steady az 2W25i1c
IIce quiet. steady. and unchanged
No'as-es steady. quiet. and unchanged
Peanuts quiet. fancy hand-picked. 4afc.
Coffee quiet 40 5q1j points down. July
Sl1s1. September SlO75ni0.soi october
SlOar0lO.4O. December. $lOlJnlO2'; May
$1,000 spot RIO dun and steady; no.
z. $500
surar quiet and steady; fair refining
o i5-lGc Refined unchanged.
Ircirhts 10 Liverpool steady and I'M
southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
ckberries-Maryiand and Delaware.
/ quart 4U5c.
IIums. 203i5c.
Hucllcberrlos-N North Carolina, quart .
| 0Gc. do. Mary land and Delaware quart
| JN7c.
Potatoes. S2O00foO; do. case. 5oc 0Sl0o.
Watcrmcons Car lots, S900Oa2oO, do.
! 1O0. Sl0OO02OoO.
Dmskmclons-B Basket. 4007Jc.; do. bar
/ rel 5Oc.uS2 OJ
Haspberr.os-Pint 203c
poachcs-Georgia. carrier 75cQS250
Grapes Case. S1O002oD; do. basket,
| 1J01Uc.: do. carriers 4pu65c.
Pineapple FLORIDA. 100 SG0O015.oO
Apples Basket, $l009l 100. do. crate
Glc.4S1.oO
Cucumbors-N Norfolk barrel. GJc.@H0O;
do. baltimore basket. G5mI5c.
Lrg plant-Iarrel y2OO43.OO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
4 NEW ODD-FELLOWs' LODGE.
The Guests and Visitors Mt the Hotel Bel

NEW CASTLE. VA, July S.-Special.-
A lodge OF the Independent order OF odd
Fellows was instituted here on Thursday
night. craig Lodge. No. AS was chosen
as its name and number. and the members
Of the new lodge, together with their
guests. who came from long distances to
organize #. sat down al midnight to an
elaborate and delightful supper at the
Hotel Bel Air.
The officers OF Craig Lodge, elected and
Installed on this occasion, are as fol-
lows: T. J. Smith. Noble Grand: II.
W. Yoder. Nicc-Grand; H. w. Mccartney,
Inner Guardian: j. W. Marshall. Jr.. II.
s. 20 y. c.: G. G. Jones. Permanent Sec
rotary. i. p dinner Recording Secre-
tary: 9. T. Smith, l.. s. to V. O.: VIII
liam McMann. Warden; J. il. Hover
ton, Il. $. 10 Y. c.. Barclay Nutter. l..
S. to y. c.: J. II. Zimmerman. Conduc-
tor: ". o. Caldwell. Outside Guardian;
O.. W. Layman, Treasurer; Il. 7. Kale.
chaplain.
other members OF Craig Lodge. No. 14s.
are Brothers Paris V. Jones, c. J. Hun
ter. and j. 7. Caldwell.
Here arc the names OF tho visiting
Odd-Fellows: j. V. Grinstead, Of Lex
ington. Va. Past Grand Master OF Vlr-
GINA: Milton II. II. Lee. Of Monticello
Lodge. no. o. Charlottesville. Va: y.
H. Tucker. j. y. Dillon. and George
Sherman. Of Iithia Lodge. No. l3l. Iron
Cate Va: r.. NJ. Abbott. Of Pocahontas
Lodge. No. u.s. Pocahontas. Va: II. NJ.
Goodwin .. a. Thompson. ". Il. Austin,
a. W. Obenshain. 9. j. Camper w. II.
Burger. y. l.. Camper. r.. W. Dillon. W.
T.. Csrper. and q. r. Firobaueh. or
Mountain View Lodge No. Us. Flncastle.
Va.
on tho evening OF tho Fourth OF July
the ladies' Of the Christian church had a
very pleasant lawn party on the court
house green. which was Illuminated for
the occasion, and refreshments were
served, the new church building being
LARGELY benefited by the affair.
There was no special Observance Of tho
anniversary Of the nations birth here
except that one patriotic citizen. Mr.. H.
W. Yoder cashier OF the Bank Of New
Castle. set Off large quantity OF fire.
works from the yard OF his residence. and
also released a large fro balloon in honor
Of the day.
a large number OF veterans went from
this section 20 Richmond for the reunion
there OF the Confederate veterans. and
ai have returned pleased with the oxor-
ciscs. and full Of praise for the unbound
cd hospitality OF the citizens Of Rich.
m0nd.
The enterprise OF Tho Times. IN pub
fishing such fUll and beautifully illus
tfaied papers descriptive Of the great
event has called forth great commenda-
tiou from everybody here.
Ihe latest arrivals at tho Hotel Bel
AIT New Castle. are: Mrs. G.. T.. PEN
hinston. Chicago. Nr. j.. W. Hoge. Roa-
AoNe' Va; Colonel j. O.. shanks. Salem.
Air. W. W. Townlcv. Itnchbr-r-.r NJ
W. Iiun. Richmond: Mr. :. II. RIodsoa
Covlnston Ky: Mr.. W. A. smith ~
Louis. Mo-. Miss Fannie Brace. Rich
mond. ar. J. G. Sevart. Tynchbure. Air.
q. H. Griffith. Richmond. Mr.. II. @.
Cooper, Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

with her daughter. Mrs Virginia Hatcher
OF Bedford City. Mr.. and Mrs. Ammons'
cd Old Field have returned after a snort
visit to Hillmans.
Messrs. Carter. Lamb. and NJ. ID. Coal
ter chartered Capt. Jno. Larkin's boat
and spent some time az OLD Point ana
Hampton.
Mr.. Nelson and his daughter, OF Selma.
Ala, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles
Carter, Of High Hills.
Mr.. II. O. Mosher, OF Roanoke. has re-
turned home from a delightful visit 10
his brother-in-law, r. b. Knox. of Berk-
ley.
Mrs. c. r. Harrison and Mr.. Jno. 5.
Harrison left on Tuesday for the Crockett
Lithla, lyhere they Will spend several
weeks.
Mr. John NJ. Douthat IS still In Rich
mond.
Charlie Walker has returned home from
Norfolk Va.
J. r. Harvey paid short visit to Rich
mond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

This subject furnished the theme or
q lecture 10y Professor Bunge. OF Basic,
Switzerland. who cndeavOrs 10 solve the
question IN scientific manner lie
hollis that the main cause OF the drink
ing habit IS the Initiative instinct OF
mankind The first glass OF beer tastes
as disagreeable as the first cigar. but
people Will drink because others do. II
once accustomed 10 drink there IA no
lack Of reasons for continuing People
drink before parting. and they drink when
they meet again; they drink when they
are hungry 10 stlf,s hunger. tffoy drink
when they have eaten erough TO work
mp an appetite: they drink when IL Is
cold 10 get warm. they drink when u Is
hot 10 get cool. sney drink when they
are sleepy 10 keep awake they drink
when they are sleepless IN order 10 create
sumber. they drink FOR sorrow and they
drink FOR Joy; they drink a. bapusms. we'd
dlngs and funerals: they drink 10 forget
sOrrow. poverty and Hisery. AMI they
drink 20 XIII time. 40 matter what hap
pens or how they feel, people VIII drink
anyway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

HAVANA, July Seen. TTeyier's trocha
has been considerably weakened within
the last three weeks by the universal
activity OF the patriot bands In the CEN
tral and eastern parts Of the island. This
has obliged Weyler TO take several thou
sand soldiers from his famous military
line in order 10 Increase the number Of
columns operating in Santiago de Cuba
and the garrisOns IN some cities and
towns upon which attacks are 10 be
feared from Gems. Garlic. CaIlxto Car
ella. and Jose MaceO.
IL may be safely said that as the result
Of this Gen. Weyer has not now more
than 5000 men In active operations against
Gen. AntOni- MaceO in Pinar del Rio.
Thus. Gen. Maxine Gomez has fully sue
ceeded in his purpose 10 riNe General
MaceO from the really overwhelming num-
Der OF troops which the Spaniards had
accumulatre against him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

a prominent city physician, whom all
Of us should rise up and call blessed,
at this time OF impure water supply. has
discovered very simple means by which
the terrible muddy water which we are
now using can be clarified and made
drinkable. His formula il this. Take,
say, five gallons Of water and put I'm IL
as much pulverzed alum as yon can hold
on tho end OF table knife. Let Il stand
for five minutes. and the alum will cause
the mud 10 settle with It in tho bottom Of
the vessel. leaving the water as clear az
crystal. The alum leaves no un9lcas-
ant taste. and is, OF course, not unhealthy.
Mr. T.. c. Moseley has made use OF the
recipe. and says the alum works like
a charm.
Richmond papers please copy.-Dan-
vile Review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

Silver Brick IS n farmer, plain. nm
spoiled hy frllls and schools; he drives
the plaugh. De drives the vain. and he's
always good 10 his mules. lie wears no
collar or vest az all his jeans are patch
ed and old. but he is the man 10 save us
all from the cruel curse OF gold. The
Ozark Mountain Washington and Cincin-
natus too with the magic words "l6 10
J." he'll ront the eold-bug crew The
plutocratic Eastern tops may sheer at
this man so true. but he knows how to
save his crops. and 20 save the nation.
too. His heart is big as the sky
above. he makes the goid-bugs sick. so
crack your lungs for the man we love
Hurrah for Silver Brick Hurrah. hur-
rah for the boom of Bland and let the
gold-bugs kick so. hip for the man 10
save this land. Hurrah for Silver Brick
Songs Of Silver. New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

An Interesting Wedding Judge william.
for Corrre-.

An interesting Wedding Judge Williams
for Congress.
TAZEWELL. VA, july S.-Snecla1
Quite an interesting wedding took Mace
at the Central Hotel Monday evening.
The contracting parties being Mr.. ]. r.
Porter OF Pounding Agu. this county
and Miss Calara Williams. OF washing
ton, ID. G.. The mouy was perrorm-
al hy Rev. Martin. OF the Methodist
church.
Tho bride ISL n beautiful Girl OF the
mluette type and wore "a dark TRAVELLING
riesi. Tile groom is an employe OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Companv
and % gentleman OF worth and charac-
ter.
Politics are becoming moro interesting
every day. The siyor.tes predominant
boo this county
Judge Williams OF this judicial circuit.
IS an asnifant Tor the nomination from
this district 90 Congress. In case he
gets tho nomination. Judge J. II. Stuart
and S. II. b. CoulIng, OF this bar, will
Dee aspIrants 90 tie julseship made vacant
10y Judge Williams nomination or cleo
ton.
A man by she name OF duncan was
lodged in jan at this place a day or
SO ago for assaulrng a little SIX year old
girl az I0cahontas, Va. ono day last
week Both parties We're white. There was
much excitement ar the time and much
fear that the moan would Doe lynched. but
everything is quiet now. The child is
reported as doing very well and WILL IL
d. presumed recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

,-f-v YORK July S-Cotton steady:
,.,r.l... -.fe. s.I0s ~ bales. all spine
... ....t DO, 1>i bales.
,r.,.t adm. N.er receipts. 1.13f bales:
1850 a. Great Britain. 42-6 bales:
. aoo eo- falr-.
,..,t o., Pr tnls woek-Nct receipts.
d. l.. ,..r... ..r0,ts t, Great Britain.
ar- ,.,... FRANCE 100 bales. continent.
o. -.- f.l.s
,ro..l ..,.o s.nfonhor 1st-Not receipts.
f...., ,.... .......ts o., Great britain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
TOnAccO ENcuANGE.

Richmond. Va, July s. 1906
Offerings at auction on Change by
Messrs. John j.. Jacob &, Co, IL pack
ages OF sun-cured tobaccos. One pack
ago sold az $40. ono al 81, one 40 500,
one 40 SG62la one at $3.50. one at $40.
one az $40. one az $40. one al $40.
ono at 81. one n $3.50.
Private sales reported 10 tho secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrapper. ! hogshcad; filters. 4; leaf
(dariO. z, lugs dark. g. Total. IS hogs
heads.
Tho tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspeciions-Bright ~ hogsheads; dark.
III hogsheads and tiorccs. western .
hogshcads. Keinspe ctl0ns-Bright, %
hOrshca-s.
Myers. Davcnport's. seabrook's, Ale
ghany. Ola dominion, Shelburne's. Cren-
shaw's. and Shockoe tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. l7j packages; de-
livcrics. 80 packages
United States internal revenue colloc-
tions for the city OF Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. $4,000. plug
tObaccOs. 2.19G4s. Total. $S50G7s
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: a. Van Cutsen, Antwerp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
Charlotte County.

ROUGH CREEK. July 7.-Special.-Last
Sunday was ChIldren's-Day here at the
Presbyterian church. Missionary SER
vices were held and dinner served on
tho grounds. over so was raised for this
good cause. The superintendent Mr..
Willie Webb. gave short address In the
morning, and in the afternoon tho
children were addressed by Mr.. Nick VII
liams.
Mr.. W. H. Ramsey. who resides near
here. Is critically IN. the doctors having
no hopes OF his recovery.
Mrs. Branch, mother OF Messrs. f. Y.
and j. G. Branch. OF this vicinity, died
at her home. near Madlsonville, on sun
day, 5th July. Her remains were laid 70
rest az Centenary church July 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

SIT. louis. MO. July S.-Flour firm
and lower. patent. S3.2ON3.4O; fancy. $3.50
u20J. choice. S2.15H2.2J.
Wheat higher; July. 55a4c.; August
54aHa4lqc. September. 5iAc.
Corn higher. July 2ltc bid.
oats higher; July. lC4c.. september
1850.
Pork Standard mess. new. $675. old,
5000.
I.ard-Primo steam S345; choice. S3.57ia
Bacon Shoulders $500, longs. SlS14;
clear ribs. SfEst. clear sides Si75.
pry Saitcl Moats-Shoulders, $50
clear ribs. S3SIls.
llsl wines steady at Sl22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

4 strange freak OF nature has mani
Tested itself IN an old negro. named
Thornton Green. living IN this county.
lie IS about eighty-siX years old. Some
time ago he was taken sick. At the
time his hair was very gray. and now 10
Is becoming brown ana getting darker
each week. His hair was originally red.
40 cause IS known for this appearance Of
brown pigment at his advanced age
IlIL Now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

Tho finding OF gold quartz I'm largo
quantities at Grant and Troutdale in
Grayson county. and the consequent eN-
element that has followed the find, de-
throned the reason Of a man named Duni-
rant. OF that neighborhood. Last Satur-
day he gave the first evidence Of his un-
balanced mental condition, and during
q ft OF intense excitement cut HIS throat
IN q most shocking manner and them
fried 70 kin his wife. lie wos caught and
disarnod. and after his wounds We're
dressed he was taken 20 tho State Hos
pital, az Marion Wythevllle Enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
A Statue of Bolivar.

NEW YORK. July s.-The I'll Progresso
Italio-Americano. the Italian daily news
paper. OF this city, publishes the follow
Ing special cablegram from Caracas.
Venezuela:
'The Venezuela Government, through
the efforts OF the President. Joachim
Crespo. intend TO donate TO the city OF
New York an equestrian statue Of Simon
Bolivar. and has commissioned the work
10 the italian sculptor Giovanni Turinl.
OF Staten Island. The cost OF the monu-
ment will be about So, O00.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

Corn steady: spot. 32N32sc.; July and
August 3isSd3ihc.; September. BE. bid
steamer mixed, 3si4N3S74c.; southern
white. 33iz03fc: do. yellow. 35fi'Gc.
oats steady: No. white. western, 22h4
229,c No mixed. western. .oi3c. bid.
Rye inactive: 40. .. near by, Sic. asked;
do. western 35c bid.
Hay steady. choice timothy. $4,000
1850
Grain freiehts steady: steamer 10 Liver
pool per hushel 2isN24d.: Cork ior orders,
per quarter, p. I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

THE WADE. July S.-Speclal.-Charles
city was very well represented NJ the re-
union. All OF the old G. VS. have return
ed home very much pleased, indeed. Mr..
Dan Wilcox, OF Fleur de Hundred, has
returned home after "a pleasant visit To
Richmond and Petersburg. Mrs. V. ID.
Upshur has gone TO spend several months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

WILMINGTON. y. c.. July s-Rosin
firms strained SL32la, good strained.
Sl31il
Spirits Of turpcntne steady; machine,
22isc.. irregular, pc.
Tar steady az Sll5.
Crude turpcntine dull; hard. Sl3O; soft,
S17O. virgin, Sls9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
DE1rH A 1PPOMfTIOI.
4 Richmond Man Passes Away-A Cyclist
.t.f,,,- g.aftle-IieIds.

Ni-ifinE HHttIt-I ItIus'
WEST .APPOMATTOX, VA, July s.
special.-Mr. John Magee Of Richmond
who has been % for some days at Mr..
rosters near this place, died last night.
The remains viii ~ taken 10 itlchi'loH1
today Tor burial. Mr.. MAGE was about
thrty-tyc years OF age. lie was a ma
tive Of New Jersey.
Mr.. w. c. Goupf OF Hartford Conn.
has been at the Hotel AppomattoX Tor
several days. He - a cycllst and is going
through the country visiting the various
lafile-nells.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
DEtTH FROM LAUDINUM.
An Accidental overdose-Marriage at
Crozet-fire.

Crozet-fIre.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July s.
special-Air. r. Lee lloyd died this morn
in- lad his residence, on Fifth street, from
Am overdose OF laudanum. taken through
mistake whllo suffering from an attack
of cramp collie. A wife and four children
survive him.
Mr.. L. c. Gardner. OF Chicago, and Miss
AMMO W. Lelke. Of Aihemarle. were mar
i1ed az Crozet this evening al 4 O'Clock.
and lett on the night train for Chicago,
their future home.
Nr. W. II. Hicks. OF Mediums River.
this county lost his stOre-house and stock
OF goods this morning b. fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
RoANOKH c.IN,r PAr.
Tho City Defaults i'm Its Semi-AnnuaI In
terest ON It, Bonds.


terest on It, Bonds.
a special to the Philadelphia Press from
Baltimore Tuesday sassy:
The semi-annual coupons of the city
Of Roanoke. Va, have been returned n-
paid TO the holders OF the bonds. The
amound OF interest IN default is s23Io0.upon
a total debt OF $4,000. The bonds are
am skies. The officials of the city explain
that the default has been caused hy the
difficulty of collecting taxes. which are
now in arrears 10 tine amount of $4,000.
The debt OF the city is about per cent.
of its assessed valuation. and the prop
erty Is only assessed Tor about two
thirds of its real value
"A. S. Trout, the chairman or the III
nance Committee and formerly Novor.
came TO Baltimore 20 borrow $1,000
TO make up the necessary amount due on
the bonds. and his failure TO pay the
coupons is evidence that Ac was unsuc-
cessful. Under the charter Of the city,
Il cannot borrow more than 10 per cent
OF its valuation. The sinking fund is
lite over $500 There are two parties
in the Council-one in favor and one
against paying the debt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
MORMON AGGRESSION.
An old Minister Roughly Handled In His
own Pulpit.

own Pulpit
For some tlmo Mormon missionaries
have been PROSECUTING IN Roanoke county,
and have effected several conversions
and caused no little excitement. This
was brought 20 a fever-heat last Sunday
when a Mormon elder and two of his
proselytes entered small union church
at Mountain View and roughly handled
the aged minister, who was then about
20 begin services. Tho men would have
injured the old minister quite severely II
the Mormon elder had not urgd them TO
dosist. The minister had previously
preached against tho Mormons.-N ythe-
WILLIE Enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July s.-Flour I'M
changed.
wheat firm but dull: No. . red spot and
July. GOnGisc.; August. 6oiba0OAc.. Sep
TENDER, C0xQ1Oi.c.. southern By sample.
L5Q6lc; do. Oh grade. 6S1.QG1Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

NEW YORK. July s.-Thcre has been
"a considerable increase in tho number OF
out-oi-town buyers in the dry goods mar
ket. but the increased demand has hardly
ueDu noticed in the primary mrket for
tle general run the visiting buyers giving
most of their attention 20 speciality lines
ard more with jobhcrs than FIRST hands.
The mails with the latter has been on
q moderate scale with cotton goods. The
general tone of the market continues dun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

Hon. David G. Richardson has taken
up his work as Commonwealth Attor-
ney. the position to which he was recent
ly elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
Richmond Produce Market.

tN uolNtdle.)
prices corrected weekly ny L. y. Evans
q Co, general commission mcrchants)
Quotations to-day arc as follows.
EGGS.
in crates. near hy, fresh, per dozen. Toe.
In crates, from other sections. fresh,
per dozen, &c.
in barrels and boxes. per dozen. Sc.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens, large, per pound 10 10
Spring chickens. small. per pound, TO
10,
Hens per pound, : t-2c.
Live ROSTERS, Old per piece. ZUc.
Live ducks, TAT, per pound, 10 Sc
Live geese, tat per piece, - TO 800.
BUTTER.
New dairy packed, per pound. u 20 &c.
Ncw family packed, per pound, j. 70
Ncw store packed, per pound. 10 to l2c.
Common grades. per pound, 20 &C..
Dry nints. NO j, per pound. TO 1-2c.
DRY salfcd. 30. ], per pound, L. 20 a..
Green sailed, No. ], per pound, IL 10
3-ic.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. well cured rs Go 1OpOund aver
age. per pound IL 90 j. 10
Hams. we'll cured 90 10 lo-pound aver
arc). per pound, DO 90 1lc.
Harms. new IS to iO-pound average per
pound. 10 10 12c.
Hams. new ~ TO 2o-pound AVERAGE
per pound. 10 TO llc
shoulders. well cured. per pound D 10
Shoulders. newly cured. per pound.
sides. wei cured. per pound. g 20 &C..
Sides. newly cured. per pound. u 90 pi2e.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGEIA hLt7.
Early auulne per barrel 81 - 50.
Oranges. choice. per box, S5 to 81
Lemons. choice. per box. 100 90 Fj.
Onions per barrel, SD 20 Sl-"p.
NISCELIANEola S.
Peanuts. Virginia. 10. .. per pound,
Peanuts. Virginia. 80. .. per pound, 3
Peeswax. best. per pound. - 10 26c.
T9uow. host. per pound, 3-l 90 4c.
Live goose feathers. white, per pound.
50 70 doc.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY Q. 1soo.
Sun rises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.aN
Sun sets ...-........-......-.... ..----- t,"t
Moon rises ..........-. CO.. -...ss's.-- 90 '-''
HIGH TIDE
Morning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OH
Evening ................. .....--..... "-"'
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. july S. lsoC.
ARRIVED
Br. steamship Ramlch. Pensacola,
Br steamship British Prince New Or
leans.
SAILED.
Rr. steamship Ramlch. Fleetwood.
Barge Coal King Ncw York.
Br. steamship Bolivia Hamburg via
Norfolk.
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Virginia
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Rr. steamship Ramloh. Fleetwood.
Barge Coal King. Sew ork.
Dr. steamship Bolivia, Hamburg via
Norfolk.
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Br. steamship EamIch, Pensacola,
Br. steamship British Prince, New Or
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