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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
THE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, June Section quiet
middling gulf, s: middling, "a gross re
ceipts. 2.625 bales; exports 20 Great Bri
tain, 1,4l9 bales; France, 1913 bales; Con
tinent, $50 bales forwarded, - bales,
sales. $3.50 bales; spinners, 1886 bales:
stock. l2l,l9l bales.
| Total to-day-Net receipts. 900 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain 1.4i9 bales;
| France. 1853 bales: Continent 1879 bales:
stock. BOG. 492 bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
s.v4I bales; exports to Great Britain,
1923 bales; France, 1853 bales; CONT
nent. $50 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
5.O99,64s bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
2l4i, 1872 bales; France. 400, JO4 bales; Con-
tinent. 1Gs2. 954 bales.
Futures closed barely steady: June.
147; July, 40; August, 7.45: September.
$50; October, Csc; November, $50; De
cember. 6S4. January, GS7: February
G.92; March. 697; sales, 1860 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, June s.-Cotton
futures quiet ana steady: sales. 2O.2OO
bales; June. 100; July. 7.01; August. G.J2:
September, 05I; October 6.52: November,
GO; December, COT; January. 6.59; Feb
ruary. GEO
LIVERPOOL, June s-i2.3O i. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices easier:
American mddling. 4; sales. u 900 bales;
American, 1880 bales; speculation and
export. 800 bales. Futures opened easy
and demand modeNte; June 3 5G-G4Q
8 O5-64, June and July. 3 5G-64q3 5j-64:
July and August. 3 56-G4q3 55-6l, August
and September, J4-64Q3 1894. Septem-
Der ana October. 3 1854: October and
November, 3 4G-64; November and Decem-
ber 3 44-G4u3 1864; December and Janu-
airy, 3 44-6fG3 43-04; January and Feb
ruary, 44-54. Futures quiet but steady.
Tenders ct to-days clearings. 1000 bales |
new dockets.
l2:45 Z. M-Amercan spot grades. |
I-l6 lower, American middling, fair. AZ; |
good middlng. 4 1872; mldGling. 3 lJ-l6. |
niddling. 3 1915; low middling, g 27-32: |
good ordinary, 1892; ordinary. 3 1872
T.. M-June, June and July, and July
md August J5-04 buyers Angst and
september. 3 53-GlQ3 J4-6l. buyers; Sep
ember and October. 8 1894, sellers: DC
ODER and November. 3 1894, sellers; No
ember and December December and
and January and February.
44-64. sellers; February and March.
45-Gi. sellers, March and April, 1864.
ellers. Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

Richmond: Allen @. Collins. special
commissioner 10 John 5. Elicit. Frank
T. Sutton. and Corydon II. suttou's trus-
tees. III IL feet on Q street southwest
corner Twenty-n nth. and so feet on east
side Mayo street 1880.
Ella X. Mattingly's trustees to John
prltchard, 20 feet on north side Marshall
street, between Twcniy-seventh and
Twenty eighth $1,000.
Carrie \. Williams 10 Lynchburg Viz
ginia Seminary. 81 7-i2 feet on east side
ST. John street. between Federal and
Coutts. 81.
Henrico: John c. Ga,hrlght and wife
TO Masgie c. Robins. 20 acres. $3.50.
josephine Kann TO Rudolph Kastol-
berg. l2-l0O OF an acre on Cannon's
Branch in exchange for 1900 Of an acre
on same. 10 straishten their lines.
G. X. Sands. special commissioner. 10
Elizabeth Harvey. interest in AIS acres
on Westham road: lot 10 In block 1
Brookland Park. lot and lots TO ~
In block H. Barton Heights: interest in
property conveyed 10 w. NJ. Luck. trls-
tee. by j. II. Harvey: interest In flower
garden near New Reservoir: 20 feet ON
west side Reservoir street. between Wal
lac and Dance; interest In certain lots
In Barton Heights, Brookland Park. &c.l
II. A Tabs trustees to Old Dom ,icnl|
- M
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Virginia Historical Society

ina regular monthly meeting OF m,
eN't' tive committee OF the Virginia his
toric1i Society was held on SATURDAY
evening last The members present wsr,
Mc-sts Brooke. Richardson. Games
Bruce. Traylor. Valentine aud Stanard
Inc following persons were elected an.
nal members
l.. Beirne Blair, Richmond. Va: Ms.
! l. Ander son, greensboro. Ky: Miss
| Molly Elliot Seawel Wavhsngoon. L.
Z VILLAIN Goodrich, Philadelphia. Pa .
Mes. John c. Hutchinson. Houston. g'ox I:
| NJ Is. Buford. Lexington. Ky: Mrs. Gerry
n. Weisiger. Memphis, Tenn; William
Na"nG Taylor. Norfolk. Va: Hon. Calm
Hood. Emporia. Kan; Benjaman X.
Brccnax. Brodnax, La.
Ar eng other gifts of books. etc. the
cortefponding secretary reported the fo,-
loHinS
p-ried original records OF Mt. Yer.
non. the gift OF Mrs. Emma Ball; Cas-
sell English Dictionary. presented by
Edward w. James.
Tho Life OF General Washington, re
sentel by General Bradley T. Johnron.
tia author.
A picture OF Lord Dunmores offices M
Wil.it msburg, the gift OF Mrs. w. n
Sal ders. Of Philadelphia.
number OF valuable books were ,.,t
the society under DR.. W. p. Palmer's
will.
fhe sales OF magazines and collections
TO- Inc previous month amounted TO
S5s Ih' report OF the librarian sho red
that 255 persons had consulted BOOKS
l.. tie library during the month and hat
40 persons had visited the rooms, an
average attendance OF q persons for
can day the library had been oJen
Pr'vis cu5 was made for the Dro1er
dec, alton Of the building OF the so..,ty
during the Confederate reunion.
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING ThTI0Ns or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Ricbmoud To-
bacco Exshange-InternaI Revenue
Colicctiops-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. June S.--The transactions
at the Stock Exchange barely crossed
& 10000 share mark and the trading
was devoid OF feature until the last hour.
when Jsstv Central suddenly dropped
o5out pc. cent 10 1861 The break in
Jersey Central encouraged the hears. but
;hcy weIt careful TO keep their sales
within very narrow limits. While the
decline in tho general list ranged from
v 10 10 per cent. II did not disturb
holders, and very little long stock came
out The greatest losses were made
In the stocks of properties undergoing
corganization-Tenness Coal and Iron
and sugar. AS OF late, the trading
element was responsible for the changes
in prices. The leading operators have
temporarily retired from the field and
commission houses and foreign business
on small proportions. the political
ntuation being surrounded with too much
uncertainty 10 permit of ventures. ex-
cept by tho scalpers Tobacco showed
more strength and rose TO 66G6jik The
TACT that the suit 10 enjoin the company
from doing business in Illinois Will come
up tomorrow was not permitted TO inter-
fere with the plans OF the maniDulators
IN the stock. Sugar was weaker and sold
down TO 123sS, Notwithstanding the decla-
ration OF the usual dividends by the d.
rectors. The sellers of the stock claimed
10 be- disappointed on account of the
failure OF the management 10 distribute
part OF the company's surplus at this
time. Tennessee Coal and Iron was
heavy falling from 2JK to 24la. while |
the preferred was offered down TO 30. |
against 100. the last reported sale IN |
satisfactory business was given the |
season Tor the decline in the stocks |
Speculation closed weak, with prices LQ |
-ss per cent. lower on the day. Tobacco
gained Is per cent. Bonds were weak
The transactions footed up $752 600.
Money on call easy at 1ian2 per cent,
last loan at per cent, and closing Of
iered at per cent. prime mercantile !
paper. 4isq5 per cent Bar silver. GS5s.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s7l4m4S7I5 |
for sixty days and 4SStmssSss for de-
mand posted rates 4SS04s9i1; CONNER
cial bills 1861 04SDtt. Government bonds |
steady. State bonds firm. Railroad bonds
lower. Silver az the board was easier
Treasury Balances: Coin, S1O7, 500, 034; |
$50 179.S15.
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on street. southwest corner Twenty
second. Sisl.83.
Williams. Stern & Sands. special com.
missioners, 10 Elizabeth Harvey. lot 4
IN block II, Barton Heights: lots 10 Y
In block a, and lots and in block il
lot in block 10. Barton Heights. lot i'm
DuYals addition; tools. stock OF flowers.
cnoses in action, &c, subject to liens.
si3.Soo.52
Joseph +. Williams and wife 10 Re-
beeoa smith. IS feet on Cedar street. s43. IS.
Charles X. villa and wife to IL. o
Williams, go OF 2Oc0-45054 interest In
the Strause and Rsab tracts, near Sol
diers' Home, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

Two saloon Keepers Reported for Keeping
Open ON SUNDAY Int.


Edward thinner and W. G. Rhoades
were reported yesterday for keeping
their lars open upon Sunday last.
rhomas Mosby (colored was fined $40
for essaulting Mary Bowler
Isaac Reed (colored) and William ST.
John (wh.te) were fined 81 each for be-
ing drunk.
Hattie Matthews, a negro woman, was
hu1l . for assaulting Eliza Nash with an
axe.
Joseph Fife (colore6 was fined 81 90 for
striking James Mosby with a rock.
angie Kinney Louisa Granger. and
VILLAIN Baker, all negroes. were fined
$, each for lighting.
William Brown (cOlored) was fined 81 80
Tor cursng and abusing his sister
william Mack. "a negro man, was ar
rested by Officer Austin for having in
his possession ii fine Attorney heller.
which he was Offering FOR sale ,; ~
William Was locked up, and an cwner is
wanted for the heifer. which William
says ne brought from seven miles below
Seven Pines
Charles Wood. negro man, was given
tllrty days upon conviction OF stealing
one dollar from Louisa Bates.
George Hunt, negro boy, was given
sixty days for stealing a bunch OF fish
from a market wagon.
Courtney Patterson a negro woman.
was charged with disturbing her neigh
oors. The case was continued to the
10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

BATEMAN.-Dled. at Fishersvllle. Va
Captain h. BATEAIAN.

BATEMAN-Dled. at Fishersvllle. Va
Captain Il. BATEMAN.
CoLE.-Died Sunday afternoon. al 5:l5
o'clock, DAVIS MONTGOMERY. son
OF George d. and Sarah +. Cole az
the home Of his parents. In Swansboro.
aged ten years.
Funeral services held at West. End
VI. e. church. Manchester, at $3.50 T. NJ
yesterday.
Chicago and Birmingham (AIa-) pa
pers please copy.
! FLEMING. Died. at the residence Of bor
husbi nd. W. X. Fleming, Martinsgllle.
Mrs. MARY FLEMING; aged sixty
three years.
FARLEY Died. In Washington. y. C..
VI. y. FARLEY, a native OF Parr.
Botetourt county, Va; aged seventy
two years.
LANNAN.-Died. on Sunday June I'm.
az l2Vo l.. NJ, MARIA. widow Of the
late Nicholas Lannan. In the eighty
eighth year OF her age
The friends and acquaintances Of the
family are invited 10 attend her funeral
from her late residence. 13s north
Seventeenth street. on TUESDAY
MORNING.
Please omit flowers.
1YAcK.-Ded. at BIS north Second
street, Mrs. MARY G.. TYACK, relict
OF the late Samuel Tyack, on Monday.
eth instant a. IL A. VI.
Funeral from Centenary NJ. r. church
Grace streeD TUESDAY. OH Instant.
at $50 +. NJ
THOMPSON Died. AZ Dayton. Va.
SUSIE NJ. daughter 81 John l.. TLomp-
son. aged twenty year,
PARKER Died NJ her home In East
vile. Va. Mrs ASNE PARKER WIDOW
OF the late John :. Parker. Esq.
al his late ,csk..nce
III east Grace street. a, ~ o'elack sum-
day night. Juno Z. las COLEMAN ,
woRThAM, IN the seseaty-sixth year
OF his age.
Funera! services from the house
TUESDAY MORNING at iO:9u o'clocx. 4
No flowers.
ylLSON.-sAMUEL WILSON
departed this lie Sunday az
2 o'clock. June 5th. IT,
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

| Richmond. Va. June = 1896
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
| Wrap cry hogsheads; filters, as, cut
iers, =; Tugs dark, 3. Total Is logs
| beads
| The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright, 30 hogshcads; dark.
| - hogsheads; western, hogsh sad5 Re
| inspections-D Dark. 1 hosshead.
Myers, Crenshaw Davenport g. Sea-
| broOkp. ShockOe, Allegheny, aud Old
Dominion tobacco warehouses reDor, To-
day Receipts, ia packages; deliveries,
81 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
$$dsssn w. plug tooaccos. S,342. 90. Total,
our Mr.. Parker T. Conrad is in receipt
or telegram announcing the death al
Danyilie Va. to-day, OF Mr. Estes. OF the
firm OF Estes * Wooding. father-in-law
OF Colonel o. ". Dudley. OF the Gov
errors stan, and member OF the firm OF
The Petersburg Record of Saturday.
June 6, 1896, says:
The following Will show the movement
or tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses. Oaks Inspections
100; receipts. %. loose. $500. FarRsrsI
Inspections. 80: receipts, SO: loose, lG. 700
Cen,re-l Inspections, so. West Hill-In-
spections, 3. Moore s. Receipts 30: loose
5000. neutrality-suspicious.. 22s; receipts
1873. loose 5000 '
Total inspections from the LIST Of DC
tober, 1s05. to date. 2.iio; same time last
year, lazp J. Is. MCUILOCH.
Inspector
Sales OF loose tobacco at the different
from October 1. 1885. TO Anrii !
!, 1915; Farmers warehouse. / 500 S95. |
centre warehouse. .Ol0. 100: Moore's |
sIo,1I9; Oaks warehouse. 537 2s5. MI |
Hill, 593,o45. Total. Az .i54.
For the previous six months the re-
ceipts were J.540.Sl7 pounds. a falling on |
oi ne past SIX months OF l.IisGiS |
Messrs. Charles w. Bohmer g. 90 -.
port the Lynchburg tVa) tobacco market
or the week ending Saturday. June a
Sales for week ending May 80. 1so6
sl,vUD pounds, sales Tor week endin9
une 9. 1896. fo3. 2Oc pounds Decr.are
week ending Juno 8. 1896. III. 500 pounds
safes from October |. 1s9a. 10 June Il
500. 1851 800 pounds: sales from Octo.
3r 1, 1884. TO June q. 1895 1902 200
ounds. Decrease for 1885, l.2tC 900
Our market this week recovered some
mag Ats formeR activeneaa IN medium i
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| crops. The crowd figured II that even
tnough the yield should fall below pre-
vious anticpations. II amounts 10 little
unless the stocks show radical reduc-
IONS. The market started OF we'll enough
| ana during the first half hour advanced
| ABOUT lc, when the offerings increased
| IN volume In the last hour the break
was sharp and conclusive, following which
there was moderate rally on covering
~ snortS July wheat opened from
oz1sno2'sc sold between 63i4c. and GOi7c
closing at 6VaQ0sc.-1Qlisc. under Sat
urday. Cash wheat was irregular. clos
Ing weak and about Igda.c. per bushel
lower.
Corn was not In accord with the early
strength. but agreed perfectly with the
subsequent weakness of wheat A sam
pie OF growing corn from Southern I'LL.
nois was exhibited on the floor and the
crowd was Of the belief that If the con-
ditipns which produced such unusual
growth az was apparent In the sample
were at all widespread. and the reports
indicate that such Is the case the hopes
OF the holders are built on unsafe prcp-
ises July corn opened at 2sAc.. de-
ciined TO 2Skc. closing at 2Slsq2slkc-
159ssc. under Saturday. Cash corn was
steady early, closing weak and I.qkc.
per bushel lower.
oats were OF the same inclination as
corn. In the face OF the early strength
or wheat, prices declined the market
being ruled by tn bearish conditions
which exist July oats closed AQSc.
under Saturday Cash oats wete steady
early. closing weak and &c. per busnel
lower.
frovisions-Business in product was in
rut ana traders We're apparently with /
put interest Even the activity incident |
IN the recent decline was lacking. very /
ew orders 10 either buy or sell being in |
ne market The close was easy. I'm sym
'athy with grain. July pork, lard. and
lbs each closed &c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS. MO. June S.--Flour quiet.
Patent. $3.4OaS.5O; fancy. S2GOQ2. 20,
choice S2.30a2.4O.
Wheat lower; july 5Shc.; August JSss
qjsi4c. bid; September. SOC. asked.
Corn lower; June, 255sc., nominal; July.
26isc. bid. September. 279s027ikc.
oats lower; June. 17Ac.. nominal: July.
lsc. bid. August, l13sc bid.
Pork-Standard mess, new, 1925: old,
SSH.
Lard-Prime steam. S4.o5; choice. Sl12la
Bacon-Shoudcrs. S4.25; longs, S437i2;
clear ribs. Si.62l2; clear sides. S462is
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, 1913:
longs. S3.S7l4; clear ribs. s4.l2i.; sides,
St12I9
High wines steady at S122.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

A Poster Show will be held under the
management OF the Old Dominion Hos
pital- One has the opportunity OF see
ing five hundred picture posters b. the
Iest French. English. and American art
lists. These exhibitions have attracted
great crowds where they have been
and Have you seen the Poster
Show" Is "a frequent question as
Have YOU been 10 the Horse Show
This exhibition will be open on Thurs-
day, the nth. in the store formerly occu-
pied by Tyler, in the Pace Block. Main
street. committee OF ladies Will be in
charge each day. Tickets can be pro-
cured at Mr. Moses music house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

following call for the caucus OF the Dem
ocratic members OF the two branches OF
the City Council:
You are invited to attend caucus OF
the Democratic members OF the Council
OF the city Of Richmond. to be held In
the Council chamber on June II. $50 at
p. VI. The objects Of the caucus
are TO nominate city officers for the term
beginning July l. 1886 and to consider
the exDediency OF consolidating certain
offices and readjustlng salaries"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. June s.
Cattle: Receipts. 1900. market firm:
common TO extra steers S3.3DQ435. stock
ers and feeders S2.G5Q31J; COWS and
bulls, SL5OQ3.oO; Texans. S21Oa3S0.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market firm and
Sc. higher. closing with the advance lost:
heavy packing and shipping lots. S33D4
$40; common to choice mixed, S31jN3.45;
choice assorted. S34ja3.JJ, light. $500
800. pigs. $2GeQ3.0o
Fheep- Receipts. 1900; market easy
and Zoe. lower. inferior TO choice, s. 2JQ
40; lambs, S3Jom6.3j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June s.-There has been
limited attendance of buyers in the
dry goods market to-day and with no
special attractions in view there does
not appear much probability of the at
tendance during the rest Of the week
improving 70 any extent. The dullness
Is not confined 10 the spot market as
business coming 10 hand through the
mails Is Just now running below an
average volume in scasonable and fall
lines OF both cotton and woollen goods.
Inc outward movement OF merchandise
rom this district is on a limited scale.
Prices continue irregularly in favor Of
buyers.
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Showing Their Appreciation.

Among the many requests of the late
A. O. Babcock for charitable institutions
I'm this city and elsewhere. Was one 10 the
Church Mission 10 Deaf Mutes in New
York city. The mission having learned
that the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Ma
sonic Home have decided TO erect A
monument I'm memory OF Captain Bah
cock. has sent its check. containing a
liberal donation. 10 Mr. Ben. r. August
TO be contributed TO the monument fund.
The bcquest made by Captain Bahcock 10
the New York institution amounted to
s. 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL, June s.-The bull
movement In wheat met with disaster In
thu form OF a Re. break to-day. Principal
among the reasons assigned for the self
Ing and decline was the fact that the
visible supply decrease was only 10000
bushels. leaving the supplies In sight
10000 greater than they were at the
corresponding time a year ago. The SEN
mental effect Of this fact WAS very mark
cd and OF sufficient potency to nullify the
earlier news OF builisb, ustuD a the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
Annual Excursion.

Christ church Sunday school will on
Monday. June 22d. 20 TO Providence Forge
on their annual picnic.
The annual excursions OF this school
are looked forward 10 with srsat PLEASURE
by the many friends OF the chIrcn. The
friends who desire 10 go will please note
the date as originally psmsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

Two saloon keepers were reported Sun
day for violating the Sunday liquor law
w. {. Rhodes. whose place i at No. Sl5
west Main street, was reported by PO-
In the First Policemen Parkinson ana
Folkes reported Edward Zimmsr. Tho
delinquents have been summoned TO APP
pear IN the Police Court to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, n. c., June s.-Rosln
firm; strained Sl.S2; good strained,
Sl3Ti9.
Turpentlne steady; machine, 23c; ir-
regular 22i.c.
Tar firm az Sl.O5 bid.
Crude tdgpentine quiet hard. 81 30; soft,
I.7O; virgin $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
LONDON BAR SILVER MApKrr

LONDON. June S.-Bar silver. 81 5-1sd
Consols. rs lie for money and llS 3-l6
for the account
7. M.-Paris advices quote per cent
rontes at 10i francs and So centimes for
The account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

''IVTiHVIIu, "a, JUNG \, 1S.W.
Quotations: Wheat--Longberry 20 TO
&c; mixed. 60 20 re: shortberry. 0s "a
&c; No. red, II to 72c.
Corn-White. Virginia. 3Gc.; No. 2
white 30 TO 35Ec, No. 2 mixed, "a to
3iac.
oais-No. 2 mixed. 23la to 2ic; No 3
mixed. 22i5 to 23c.
Rye-42 10 Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
BONDS.
BALT1MoRE STOCK NAprxr.r

BALTIMORE. MD, Juno s.-Vireinia
Century, 59959la Northern Central "a
asked; Consolidated Gas stock. 63l,; do.
bonds. 6's. ll5ls bid; do. 6's, 1864 asked.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
hrm' little better local demand was
reported; prices unchanged; No. spring
wheat. 0O'5965i5cs No. 2 red, G4q6Tc:
No corn, 273sg2SI5c.; No. oats. ls6
lSisc; mess pork. S71O0715: lard 81 22is
GAS; short rib sides. x390a3GJ: dry
sailed shoulders. S412IsqA25: short clear
SIDES, $1,000 l2i3; whisky. S122a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miscellaneous.
Il. 4. Co. preferred ...1oO ps
y. I. Co. common ...JO eau
quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

The engagement OF Miss Mary Mason
Anderson and Mr.. Frank Williams e an
nouncedA -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

of in fuirhe Standard Life In(
Of principal companyl2o ss
compsnywhether nf accident casualty
President-p NJ n
Organized ncorporated-Sfay o. 1884,
Commenced
Vtgnla-Thomas A.
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BURK Sc CO., 1908 East


STATEMENT THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE slsr
DECEMBER OF THE ACTUAL CONDITION THE sTANDA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
LAWS OF THE STATB OF MICHIGAN. MADE TO TIL
ACCOUNTS COMMONWEALTH
GINA PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF vIRdrNfA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Richmond, Va, June s 1SeG
Sales-2O00 Virginia Centuries at 5ek
200 at 595..
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
u. s. As X. and C., 1907. 1857
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE o. 1Sas
sun rises ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.i9
Moon rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3:lJ
HIGH TIDE.
Morning Observation-Disclosures. 2.'.7
Evening ..--.-.--. .......-. .......... > 90
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE s. 1896.
ARRIVED
Schooner Nellie w Iowletts stuiman
Pineta Gala phosphate rock. Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company.
Schooner Samuel ]. Castner Jr.. Bur
roughs, Philadelphia, coal, Warner Moore
& Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie Ainslie, McAndrews
New York, coal Cay x Lorraine CO.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE :. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Eva, Norfolk
SAILED.
Br. steamship Eva, Hamburg.
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Schooner Annie Ainslie. McAndrews.
lew York, coal, Gay x Lorraine CO.