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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

Three Warrants Charging Parties with
LIZ nImrlnr


.r4-x-,,.,.,r,
''''-'' w. '"'' ''-''p'DI'i
yesterday evening ihc police took in
charged james Reed and James Gift and
sent after George Brown. the lonsDOat-
man. all OF whom. it is said, Were with
ola man hayNss inc night ic was last
seen "A'e. Richard bayiss. as was told
in The Times. was an old cabinet ana
COLIN maker, Who had 81 splendid rco,.l
on 9'i'''I an" "Ie" nus pay saying ho
Was going Gown TO Ilchmont Co. Lc
eoIiieI-ai."c l"slls.
NhDh Nose knowing Dim believed
Joe haa gone 10 Richmond, and WHs llc"e
enjoying himself as such b. man only
'oi'd' Jim i.e,d' Jin 'liit amt some
o.n'Is VINO. ehlne oli an existence around
tne WnaNcs. mostly ny doing nothing.
reported th"t they hhi round % hInF in
inc river ana ll was o.d man Hayliss.
ll l"IlH'F l-l"." o"t iual ihc ola man
was both cut and bruised and haI been
seen 10y several WIN Brown. me g.. plain
"l ihe ionenoat Mary b,nty. aud One
ol tH'@e ''7iileu '""- i'isl I-a had money
lh DDS mana ana was o,uhh' Dug not too
oIuNA 10 reiuse lo =" along with hicNn.
'iill rep. TIC" li'' Ne met iNe Two
'"" ''1 guy" '','0.' or" tvl
drink ana then brown took ha{ lies
90 " W 90 '''"'''- vi .'' ID
lnt n'ul was I".hu' brown Nah lrIt with
ils boat ana i' "'lieH' To- he down near
''i-"" on ., ,...,.
I'D. va. '.,.''3 -o' ''I ''''l "..1
,''. i'. -. .,. .t,.. u''''
'-,' '".f'' 49, 0'''-
'i'.'I"''o" '"'''
N'i"p"'i'9' VIM. va "'s'i'ly
lalu away '"e '"' 'o'nl amy
"H" iai- e ""''''N' o- -''0''-' "'''"''"s
'"e 4.i'''"l'
Reed was arrested "l l"e instance CT
The dead man nHu-ilitI. iit DIS "a young
brick layer or soon l',"'N eohhecl u.s.
Much sympathy la I'il l'I lhe family
OF Reed. his widowed mother mas had
her nn share OF trouble already. The
family have am excellent name though
both Reeds tather ana nh'ie on account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

Young Lady knocked Down and seri-
ou.Iy Iriurrd-A Home Wedding.

4 Young Lady knocked Down and >eri-
ou.I, Iniured-A Home Wedding.
crfARrOTTEsvIILE. Va, July o.
sDec.al-At a lawn party at the residence
of lir W. n. Jone. f RuckersFille. OH
Saturday Miss Annie Ewel. daughter of
Dr less. EweI. met with seriol, ace
c.dont. As ono cf tne pleasuref- oi li.
.,.nirr a hu-c swing. with ponlrroNs
car attarhel had hetr erected As tAe
car begun its hackHI rd oscillation in'
Young lady ran within its SCOPE ana zee
cclvcd "a severe blow. which l'iicd Der ip
tho ground unconscious, oi~Iocaiin6 DOT
HID and brulsirg Deg seriously about the
body
A Quiet marriage took place This MORN
ira- I'll 1880 al ZiT east jefferson street.
The contracting paru were Miss Carrie
Fleet Cleveland. daughter of Mr. A. II.
Cleveland aud Mr. Lawson H. Turner.
"a prominent young l.s irr~s man of mo
city. tne Row vs.. s.. Tribe officiating.
Soon after The ceremony SIR. and Mrs.
Turner took the Chesapeake and ONO
train for the northern cities. where tney
viii spend several da1s fieht-sc ins. Ihey
will make Charlottesville their perma-
nent home.
A delegation of twenty-five more mem
beers of the Charlottesville Fire Com-
pany. under charge of Chief Thomas j.
Williams. left to-day % attend the State
Firemon's Association meeting al Hamp-
tom 4 number oil ladies accompanied
them.
The school Of Methods. which convened
ln this city two weeks ago. is still hold
ing Interesting sessions daily. There are
now 20 teacher, present Professors
Murdoch and Gordy. two new instructors
"a the school. commenced their lectures
yesterday Professor Murdock on "Icda-
goey" and Professor Gordy ON Science"
The entertainments which have been
given by the teachers have been largely
attended and have proved of a most
highly interesting and instructive char
acter. a dramatic recital Will be given
this evening by Mrs Jesse Eldridge South
wick and Nh Walter b. Tupp. of the
Emerson College Of Oratory, of Boston.
Mass.
The Charlottesville District Conference
of the Methodist Church will convene
al Livingston. Nelson county. tomorrow
at 10 o'clock. The Introductory sermon
will be preached at IL A. NJ. by the Rev
q. L. Bane. The following delegates
from the Charlottesville church left to-
day 10 be present at the Conference:
4lessrs W T. Martin. ii. VI. Gleason.
o.. ID. Carter. and James T. Harlan. They
were accompanied by Or. b. G. Bledsoe.
ra-t0r OF the Charlottesville church.
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NEW YORK. July Flour dull, easy,
and unchanged. Southern flour easy ana
unchanged.
Wh,at-spot market dull and hrmer'
with options. options declined if'rsc''
advanced s.aa4c.. closing firm at $50. over
yesterday with trading fairly active no.
red. July. 0lHc. August, 0iac., sep
tomher, 02isc.i october. o-aci December
G4isc.
Corn-Spot dun and steady; 80. .. 32asc.,
elevator, $685. aloat. Options were more
active and irregular closing steady at
,c. decline 20 &c advance, July. @23sc;
september 339c.' october, ]5'so.i May
aJlLc
oats SPOT dun and steady. options
moderately active az lsc. lower 90 Toe.
1872. July. 2O4 &C.,. August, lWtc.. September,
2Oc. spot prices: No 2, 2obQ-ofsc.; No.
white. 21i4q2lBc; mixed western. pa
22isc
Hay-Prime steady: spring, d2iM6r3c.;
good TO choice. sju97iac.
Wool in moderate demand, firm, and UNI
changed.
Beef duu and steady. family. SS5Oa9.OO;
extra mess So O0VIO beef hams duh
at S1450Q15OO. ticrced beef quiet and
steady. city extra. India mess. SilOOr
1900: cut meats firm and in moderate
demand, picked bellies. $4,000 40; shou-
vcrs. Sf12l4Q437ls. hams. S9.-5nlJop.
Lard quiet and steady. western steam
Sl10 asked. city. S5.5JQ3G1, july, S4.OA
Refined slow, continent, S43j, South
American. S475. compound. S4O00 40.
Pork steady and in moderate demand
old mess. SL7JaS.-j. new mess $500
SO.
Butter in moderate demand and UNI
changed.
Ess. Fancy steady and quiet: State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

Happenings at AID Around he Sta'e
arm

Happenings at AID Around he sta g
lurun
STATE FARM. VA, July Special
Much enthusiasm prevails among the
farmers Of this section Of the county
overthe fine condition of their crops
at present as che general outlook is more
promising for large crop than it has
been Tor quite "a number Of years past.
The harvesting of wheat. oats. and grass
is about over with very satisfactory
results Winter oats arc exceptionally
good while those sOwn in the spring are
far above au average. our farmers claim
that they have never had better seasons
or less difficulty in getting seed 70 come
up and 70 grow or so we'll.
Tho numerous works here ON the state
Farm are progressing as speedily as
nos.ible. The recent rains have made the
soil too heavy for stirring so the diff
foreut forces are now engaged in ciean-
ing or walks. hauling lumber, stones.
and worsiug around the buildings that
age now being put up.
Mr.. Yates. of I.oudogn. the stOne-mason,
arrived lsft week and commenced work
90 once. He viii soon have the under
Slate for covering the houses with tho
rc-t OF the machinery for the thing kiln
bias been SEM mp. Mr.. Duev Of FauquIer
county. viii supeuntend this work. He
reached the farm last Friday after
noon ana has since been selecting % loca-
ton for the kiln. which he has decided 20
uut about two hundred yards west OF the
dciot. Tie has examined the clay and
rrouounccs lt 20 be of "a very fine quality
for making either brick or tlling
About ten thousand moro late cabbage
were set out this season. Early cab
Iaeo with other vegetables are shipped
daily t0 the prison in Richmond FOR the
prisoners there.
There was quite heavy fan OF rain
noro about noon to-day. which did con-
siderable damage 20 the field OF beans
nlante3 on thc hin slopes.
Religious services are conducted mere
for tho benefit OF the prisoners every
nrst ana third sundays hy the ministers
u this vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
a WASHOUT AND TRAINS TAKING
ROUNDABOUT WHY'S or RUNNING.
Appomattox Commandery knights Tenn
plar Honor- "a Kecorder-1he over
sesr- of the Poor.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 7.-spocial.-
Commaudery, No. g. knights Templar,
held tonight, a dozen handsome silver
forks were presented to Mr.. John T..
Townes, recorder Of the commandery. as
testimonial OF the appreciation OF the
commandery for his past services by Mr..
James y. Blanks. Mr.. Townes accepted
the beautiful gift in feeling and appro-
pirate remarks.
A rain which resembled in some re-
spects a cloud burst occurred yesterday
afternoon along the line OF the Peters
burg and Weldon railroad At a point
between Carson's and Stony Greek.
water covered tho track for a considerable
distance, and there was "a washout eight
or ten FEED i'm width and about eight feet
in depth.
TRAINS DELAYED.
IN subsequence n the washout. south
bound passenger train No. 35 which left
Petersburg al S o'clock last night re-
turned here about midnight ami went
down the Norfolk and Western road as
Carolina road TO Rocky Mount. ~ G..
Te Atlanta Special which reached
here this morning Gt 1 o'clock. went over
the Norfolk and Western road o. Suffolk,
thence over the Seaboarl Air Line road.
The authorities of the Petersburg rail-
road Company have had the damage done
hy the washout repaired and trains to-
day are running through as usual.
Mr.. John G.. Beascley OF Beaviile, Tex,
IS here ON a visit and is the guest Of bis
brothcr-in-law. Dr. Randolph Holden.
Mr. Beaseley IS also hrother-in-iaN OF
our townsman Mr Joseph j. Percivall'
This is Mr. Bcasley's first visit 20 Peters
burg in twenty years.
Nr. and Mrs. Cecil Money nave re-
turned from England, and now reside IN
Baltimore. g.,
mo po,rd OF Ovcrsecrs of the Poor held
Ca meeting this afternoon and rcorgan.zed
The GLOWING officers were elected: Pres
idert w. s. McCance; Secretary Geo.
c,-neron IT.. Physician, Or. r. u. Nc
fi,,.,fno. Superintendent, w. a. Smith,
Is,ecnfive COMMITTEE, James VI. Ticker.
chairman. : VI. Green. j. j.. kirkhain'
t-,,,,grr- Committee. W. S. McCance
,t.,irrran. J. G.. Rowel r. +. Young
frs,acfiou Committee, s. VI. Green.
chairman. W. d. Franklin. i. W. hru7e'
TEACHERS TEMPERANCE UNION.
stale teachers temperance union
VS. oraauizea tonight at the virginia
Normal and Collegiate INSTITUTE. me lol'
fo,yirr .Wcors were elected. PresH'Nl-
ID n. Hayes. OF southampton county ,
FIRST Vice-pres Sadie lawson "'
Danvillc. Second Nicc-fros.d'nt' rs. -.
Wilkes. foWyfhovilie. Secretary l.a"l "
Parrot of Franklin. Treasurer j. j..
o.. .|.HH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

The New City Council in Wrapgle over the
Election ofMaNor

CREWE. VA. July Especial. Tbs
rav Tou-n c,unou ,ot int, ,,.,.o.,f..
last night AT their first meeting. 10 -
one Of the first duties of the new Council
g., ,f.., ~, -t - u v-t,..,
~ LII n 'ia5Y'' anu =. -, " ilSS", y
-. ".i'''.n' dNt al'y ll''l.gi o' s.io
,,''',, D, a.l'lil5 10 t'Hs oilye I'm,
.i'u 'Dn' ,i'u'e we Dvu.Tu' anu HFe vl
,i"s "'.i"l'e itnDiuu.i5 or. " lcvli, Hi
~ l"soi "i Hsyn 4ol Si1svI' oi u rdtl'Dn
10y W.. WIZ. ,, sl1's Mi,S9 on
..'. "i W. ivy - 81" ,uc 1Ou.'Vi .VuI~ ~,
az an5 one Hl,rlinb vy1 one ~,
env lla'" parry NolAs az HlbAt, aiu
,Y,i,G 10y pa pi '>,l1 ~ .iisu. d. ~
iN-"i"i "i', Niil5 Nvrl, an" ny EDeo Mv-t's
NY slovu Iouf TOT anu IouI against
a." sla'es mar any lniee lnelil.,ia
Dl .L' Cou.l't may eau IL nP.si"l lhy'' ~
IT," 90 ~ 49, ~ s'' -, 49,
- 80 ID. III. ''" i.Dt ..., ~
,lIle lor lne htttiis z, 20 yssteIldE a /. en- si
40, SpDelai i,f Ing az ,..'v '' a. ~
va, 49,. az w., ,s'n ~ 'n -, 4. III,
,I..,,..Gt ti,., A.. - - LII D., 49,
er+ ga Wiz. ,.o,'iJ b,,.. hecn ol..tsd
go, ~ ma otber r,e,1bcr. u,ero not f,res,
am ~ G,o cor.tsf,tf "a ,,,orur,
49, sa b,,..,.. ~ ,b.,t ,bo s1,r mi viis,,o
-, JfI'i ,, ba -. 80 j. ,,'ti,-,
80. -. er,s., ,,,f,,,,tle - ti,,,s
49,, ~ -. .i 49, 49,, 80, ,,,.,'.,,t
=. . L.,.,.',,, -' 49,. ~ - BE- itvil.o,.
80. s,so rb,.sioi1r VS. ', sh.Snt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

Iansum venture has cost Mr.. to1ra, '
about s2.ctO He Will not bring the sum-
mer orera troupe here, rs he believes n9
longer in Rchmohds ability 70 suppore
nm EXPENSIVE attraction. ghe races
proved ARCHER source OF expense 10 MI
Lorraine. There viii DE one fho'e -
formence Of Hercuianeum as soon as tne
weather permits for Mr.. Iorraine's con-
tract with the proI rietors OF the snow
calls fer ten performances, ana ohiy hi"e
have been given.
tsrday that all the attachments wouio
be satisfied by this morning. and that tne
scenery and troupe would leave Tor new
Haven. Conn. where they open SATURDAY
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
FlRrmfN HiuPrON.
Large Numbers Attend the Annual 'oh-
yention and Tournament.

yention and Tournament.
HAMPTON. VA. july Special
HAMPTON is bubbling over with the brave
nremen from all parts OF the state who
have arrived g. attend tho first annual
convention and tournament OF the Viz
eiuia state Flremen. The Lexington hre
department was the nrs' 10 arrive Ihey
came Monday night. and brought twenty
three men. Since then every incoming
tram and steamboat has brought CROWDS
10 he city.
tn. hampton boys are doing all IN
rb.ir nower 10 show the visitors a good
time and 80 Tar their euofts nave pee.'
successful.
The convention will be called q order
to.morrow afternoon at / o'clock IN the
courthouse. where every thing has been
arranged for the occasion. The large hall
room viii seat about 1000
Rev. c. y. Bryan. rector Of 81. Johns
church. by request. Will open the procee l.
ings with prayer
m, present officers Of the association
are as follows: W. j. weymouth. lamp
ton. president: Thomas OConnor. Rod-
ncke. l.. Holmes Boyd. Jr., Winchester
{. W. Sykes, panyille, Nce-pfesiaeh'S'
g. q. Cummings, Portsmouth. secretary
y +. Reid. Danvlile. treasurer lAeiyh
LooIabin. Roanoke. slatistician.
The grand old town was never more
clabcrafely decorated than on this occa-
sion. The buildings are mass OF flags
and bunting.
A colore.i woman who gave her name
az Mary Ann Edwine, was put IN jan
Monday. charged with drunkenness. A
few hours after she was found 10 be IN
a dying condition and soon passed away
Her husband Is employed a, Newpos'
News.
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Moonlight Excursion Tonight.

The b. Y. Z. L. OF Grace-Strcet Bap-
fist church will give a moonlight eNcur-
sion tonight on the steamer Pocahontas.
which will no doubt be patronized by all
who can go. as the proceeds are FOR the
rebuilding OF the house OF worship when
was so unfortunately destroyed The
programme will be OF great interest.
captain Frank Cunningham. Haddon :.
Watkins. and the Davis Mandolin Club
will be some OF the attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY 8 1896
sun sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t.i-
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....t. ~"
Evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
PORT OF RICHMOND. july Z, 1876.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Annie Fmner Denickson.
Baltimore. ice, Mutual Ice Company
SAILED
Schooner Edward Lemeyer. Beal. Saco.
pig iron. George j.. Currie ~ Co.
Schooner John $. H.echam, Strouti
Elzabethport pig iron John \. Curtis *
Sons.
PORT OF WEST POINT JULY T. 1896.
ARRIVED.
steamship Acc0mac. Thompson, Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Norfolk.
passengers ana general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY Z, 1896.
ARRIVED
Br steamship Shenandoah, Liverpool.
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prnnerfN Irnn.fcr>

Richmond: John Cottrell 20 Charles A d.
Romer % feet on east side Cherry street
near Albemarlc. $3.50.
William n Haxalis trustees 10 J. y.
Haxnll 70 feet on south side Franklin
street between Thirteenth and Four
tecnth S2.S5n.
Henrico: T.. y. Newell 10 Carl Noting,
% feet on + street. corner Thirty-tourth,
Sl5N
Ella j. 81; John 10 Richmond Traction
Company, II - feet on Beverly street,
northeast corner Robinson. SO2O.Gl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. July :. 1896
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers hogsheads filters 10; Tugs
dark. : Total - hogshcads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright. 10 hosshoads. dark.
100 hogshcads Reinspectious-Br Bright, -
h0rshead~.
Myers. Crcnshaws. Meals. Davenports.
Planters. Seahrooks. Farmers. Allegheny,
Ola Dominion and Sh0ckoe tobacco ware
houses report to-day Receipts. 145 pack
ages, deliveries. 81 packages.
United States internal revenue colloc-
lions ON tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
Sl1G-5' plug tobaccos. S2.19462. Total.
S2.310S7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

BALTIMORE. MD. july g. Flour dun
and unchanged
Wheat quiet, 40. red spot and july
5gH mrpkc.. August, JFsaOpsc., soptcm-
her. COAnG)Mc; southern. boy sample, 574
gle. DO. on grade. 5o4NGic.
Corn easy: mixed spot. 32Q32sc.; suiy
atw4siT.c.. August. 313Su5lIsc. Septcm-
her 82c. bid: steamer mixed aOig050ssc. 4;
southern white S31sg35Ac.i do. yellow
3 iac.
oats steady. No 2 white western. %21,
6fo2a,e.. No. mixed, wesissas .o,so. bic
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WILMINGTON. y. c., July T.-Rosin
firm; strained. S132is, good strained,
S137iR
Spirits Of urpentine dull; machine,
224c.; irregular. 22iic.
Tar firm az S12O.
Crude turponune firm; hard S130' soft,
S1.7O. virgin. SlsO.
CHARLESTON. $. c. July 7--Turpcn-
tine market firm al DC.
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rRayKLrN COUNTY COURr.
The Democrats Fleet Congressionni Dele
gates Instructed for swanson

gates INSTRUCTED FOR SWANSON
ROCKY MOUNT. VA. July Special.
An unusually large crowd was Ia a.
tendance ON County Court Monday. The
fact that two county mass-meetinss, DEM
ocrat and Republican. had been Called
many came through the rain VINO "on'd
nor have otherwise attended.
Al the Democratic meeting delegateS
were chosen TO attend the congressional
.,.,..,,ion which cOuvenes IN "A few
weeks in Martirsville. The meeting en-
dorsed the course OF Senator John ".
Daniel and Hon. G. A. swanson. ana m
structed delegates to vote Tor none otheF
than free-silVer candidates.
We are having an oyerabundance OF
rain which very materially affects the
progress Of saving the grass and wheat
crops " s..
Mrs. Mary English. n woman about NIFTY
wears Of age. committed suicide about
three miles from here on yesterday hy
hanging herself The only cause asslSnei
Is that for some time her mind had been
somewhat impaired.
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Wauld-Iie Burglar.

Reuben White. a negro. tried TO break
into the vacant house az lob west Grace
street yesterday morning at about
o'clock He was observed by a nusber OK
citizens. They ordered his to give HIM
self M. instead OF which. he took flight.
He was finally overhauled after an eN-
citing chase and locked up nc the Third
station.
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rhc rhrrln,fr nnlcgnic..

SMTTHVITLE. VA. July 7.--Special.-
Following are the delegates 10 the Demo-
cratic congressional convention elected
here yesterday: Hon. n. G. Rice, +. Is.
Watkins. j. c. Darlington. r. ". scott
A. j. Atkins, A. J. Terry. Emmett
Crutcher. A. S. Priddy. q. W Watson.
and &. A. Osborn. J. &. Watkins was
made delegate nj large and Instructed 10
east the vote OF absent delegates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

And AI-o Rapid Rise In the
River.

River.
a telegram received yestrday oy hoca'
Forecaster Evans, Of the virginia "ed.ns.
Service, stated that storm centre nun
formed on the esst gulf coast am wouia
probably move across the south Atiahtis
states causing heavy rains. accompanied
by high winds, in Georgia. the Carolinas'
Southern virginia Eastern tennessee,
and Eastern Alabama. The tele gram also
PREDICTED a rapid rise OF temperature.
Mr.. Evans stated that the lAuica'iVns
pvere that the storm would be felt IN this
vicinity to a considerable extent anu
would probably cause "A rapid rise IN mo
riNe'.
At a late hour last night the river was
renorted to be rising slowly, but thera
were no II dic3tions OF unsual atmospheric
disturbances.
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DR.. Joseph Barron Is sick NJ st. Luke,,s
Hospital with an attack or malarial-
fever He il not dangerously ill, but Is
simplv resting for a short while. The
doctor il native Of Yokohama, Japan,
and has Travelled extensively. ana espe-
cially in the South. lie graduated IN
medicine I'm his rative country, IL, ~
able 10 travel
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o., July Flour dull
and easy.
Wheat steady: No. . rcd. track. 51c.
Corn steady. rejected mixed. track. &c.
Oats steady; No. > mixed, track. ls4c.
Pork quiet. family SsJJ0 s.G2i4.
Lard steady: kettle lard, 2igpi3i1l
prime steam. S37JNAoO.
Bacon steady. loose shoulders, $3.50.
short ribs. SAL. short clear. $3.50.
Dry saltcd meats steady; loose shout
dors. SfO0nll2ts; short ribs, SJ.eJG59O,
short clear $50
Whisky quiet ai Sl.22.
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ST LorIs MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July Flour weak
and unchanged.
Wheat higher. July, 52AN5Zisc.; August
53a-c.; September. 53esc.
Corn higher; July. 2ffsc.; September
25Ac. bid.
oats hrmer; August, l59,c.; September
l5i.c.; May. lSc
Other nrtlcles unchanged
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Rye dull: No 2, near by, 34c. asked;
western, 3jc. bid. oo,
Hay easier; choice timothy sio'"g
1850.
Grain freghts firm. with a fair demand
and unchanged.
Othor articlns unchanged.
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Gnld Rr.er,r- SlNO.GlN.ag!.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July Gold
Withdrawals to-day amounted TO $Si,-s5,
leaving the reserve at the close OF bus-
ness at SlOO67s.392.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

Mr. III. Lee Lcrrane's Lee Pleasure
Park venture has rot progen howiing
success. Tie pubic have been uaappre-
c!atlyc, AID In COZ sequence the tercu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
A.ia,ic Cholera in Dantzig.

DANTZIG. July THE health authori-
ties to-day made an official certifcation
to a case Of genuine Asiatic cholera IN
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. July THE Journal OF
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin ln
its weekly review Of the dry goods mar
ket says.
The market has dragged along during
the past week in generally unsausiac-
tory condition The holiday break nad
something 10 do with Indifferent results
m the aggregate. but, making all allow
lance for this. trade generally has fallen
.nnrt VI oXpncIaIIOns.