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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Court city OF Bristol

the Corporation Court city OF Bristol
Reversed.
Tarter's Administrators VS.. Wilson's
Administrator From the Circuit Court
OF Wythe county. Decree reversed.
Hull vs. Watts's Administrator. From
the Circuit Court OF Tazewell county.
Amended and affirmed.
Osborne vs.. Pulaski Light and Water
Company. From the Circuit Court OF
Pulaski county. Affirmed.
Hasker-Marcuse Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Mandent. From the Law and
Equity Court OF the city OF Richmond
Writ OF error and supersedeas. Bond,
1850.
Burdls VS.. Burdis. From the Circuit
Court OF Stafford county. Appeal and
supersedeas Bond. 800.
Crozer Iron Company vs.. Warden's
Administrators. From the Circuit Court
OF Pulaski county. Writ Of error re-
fused.
Richardson VS.. Houff. From the Cir
cult Court OF Augusta county. Appeal
refused
Phillips VS.. the Commonwealth. From
the County Court OF Rockingham. Writ
Of error refused.
Reynolds VS.. Davis et ais. From the
Circuit Court of Allegheny county APP
peal refused.
Greaver VS.. Higgs ct ais. From the
Hastings Court Of the city OF Staunton.
Appeal refused
Crescent Horseshoe and Iron Company.
VS. Eynon. Argued and submitted.
Cox VS.. Cox. Argued and submitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Ex-AuDITOR NOBLE BiILED.
Appointed Master Mechanical se'
Rims Accident.

ROANOKE, VA. July l5.-'Spec'aL)-
Citv-Sergoant T. Z. Tillett arrived hefs
mis- morning from Norfolk with eX-City-
Auditor w. A. Noble who was arrested
there on Tuesday last on the charge oil
embezzlement. Mr.. Noble was taken be-
fore the Hastings Court. and bahed iot
his appearance tomorrow morning In ths
sum OF 5000. with Captain S. $. Brooke,
clerk OF the Hastings Court. as surety
There IS no truth in the report that I'd
tried TO cscaDe.
James s. Pierce. late of the chicago,
Burlington and Northern railroad. has
been appointed master mechanic OF the
Norfolk and Western railway In place
Of n. A. GllHs. who recently resigned,
and will have charge OF the territory
west Of Roanoke
b. Lacy Hoge. a well-known attorney
Of this city, has decided 10 abandon tht
law and 20 into the ministry. lie mas
already received a call from n Baptist
church at Elliston. Montgomery county.
which he will probably accept.
A. Bowman, a baker and confecuonef
of this city had his right hand 50 badly
crushed In a patent ice-cream freezer
last night that ampu1ation Of three
fingers and part of tho hand was ne
cessary.
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supreme Court of Appeals.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. July 15.-(Spe-
cial)-The following opinions were handed
down in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
to-day:
Little ct ais vs.. Slemp. From the Cir
cult Court OF Russell county. Affirmed
Carper's Administrator VS.. Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company. From the
Circuit Court OF Pulaski county Al
frmed.
Fulkerson, commissioner, VS. treasurer
city OF Bristol. From Corporation Court
city Of Bristol. Reversed In part.
Hurt et ais VS. Miller, for, etc. From
the Circuit Court of Russell county. Al
iirmed.
Martin VS.. Martin. From the Circuit
Court OF Giles county. Affirmed.
Combs VS. Gambler and others From
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Mr.. Montague Is Hopeful.

Hon 4. J. Montague. Danville's candi-
date FOR the Office Of Attorney-General,
who spent Wednesday and yesterday In
the city returned home last night.
Speaking of his chances to win in the
contest. I'm which he is engaged, Mr..
Montague said: II will go 10 the Roa-
noke convention with a solid delegation
from the Fifth Congressional District,
and think / am rapidly gaining strength
ali over the State.
my friends in Southwest Virginia are
doing a great deal Of work for me, and
in all sections of the State. l believe |
am gaining. | feel pretty confident OF
obtaining the nomination for Attorney
General. more SO now than at any pre-
yous time.
81 do not expect, however, TO be nomi-
mated on the first ballot or the second
or third. either. The contest for the
torney-generalship will, in fact, be the
fight Of the convention. So far, i have
considerably more delegates than any
other candidate"
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WITNESSES ARRESTED.
The Lunenburg Judge sent the
Sheriff After Them.


PETERSBURG. VA. July 15.-(Speeial)
At the regular term OF the Lunenburg
County Court, which convened on Nom
day the 18th instant there were hVe
indictments found against \. j. Williams.
alias A. J. Walk (colored). Counsel Tor
williams stated that they were not pre-
pared 10 go on with the case. as the most
Important witnesses for the defence were
not present. As they had been summoleu
Judge Organ issued rules against thenl,
and placing them in the hands or Sherlh
Cardoza. adjourned his court until Mon
day. nth. Sheriff Cardoza arrived IN
this city to-day from Norfolk, bilhsins
with him two witnesses from that Vi's .
and he arrested two more witnesses III
this city, all Of whom he took up 10
I.unenburg county with him tonight.
Williams alias Walk was arrested
some time ago but broke out Of jail be-
fore his trial took place He was sun
sequently captured in Henderson, y. -
and brought back 70 LunenDurg Dy
Chief Police Malone, but succeeded lI
making his escape from Malone by as
saulting. and beating him in terrible
manner. He was captured for the thlI Il
time in NottOWay county ABOUT ilNe
weeks ago, and has been under guard IL
Lunenburg county jail ever since VIII
liams claims that he is not the man
wanted. as he was in the Jail in this city
at the time the first offence is alleged
10 have been committed.
The second trial Of Charles Gerald, the
man charged with stealing the Noitz
watch. came off this evening and the
Jury found him guilty Of felony, fixing
his punishment at one year in the peni-
tertiary.
Workmen. while digging a ditch in
Burton's alley, TO make water connection
for the Academy OF Music, dug up a
portion Of a human skeleton this evening.
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sTOP-ovER PRIVILEGES.
BnItimore's Triumph Over New York
Now Complete.


Baltimore American, l5lh)
General-P assenger-Agen j. NJ. Schry-
YER OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
returned from New York yesterday.
where. on Tuesday. he attended meet
ing OF the Trunk Line Association. Mr..
schryver notified Mr.. Clarence II. for-
rest. secretary Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, that the
Trunk Line Association decided TO grant
stop-over privileges at Baltimore on all
tickets sold from all points in its ter
rltory TO New York by way OF Baltimore.
under the special agreement made some
time ago, and which was entirely In the
interest of New York.
This makes complete victory for the
Baltimore merchants, which made de-
termined fight for the stop-over privileges
through the Merchants and Manufacture
ers' Association. AS stated in tho
American Tuesday morning. when the
cause OF the fight was told in detail. the
Joint Traffic Association was the first
to yield. and granted the st0p-over privi-
lege at Baltimore from points in It's ter
ritory. which largely includes western
business The Trunk Line Associations
action now includes the southern teSfi-
tory. from which Baltimore has always
gotten 4 large share Of tho business. Inc
special arrangement made Is FOR the sale
Of tickets TO merchants at the rate OF
one and one third the regular fare one
way between given point and New
York. The tickets are TO be sold during
six days going 10 New York. and good to
return in about forty days.
The New York Merchants Association
has written TO AR Forrest 10 name 1etes
| for the sale OF tho tickets that the Bal
timore merchants would prefer. Mr..
Forrest has never been given state
4 ment Of the exact plans for the sale OK
the tickets If they are 10 be on sale
for thirty days. he writes 20 the New
| York association suggesting the dates
| from July 9Dsh TO Ausust Goth; but IL the
| sale of tickets going Is to he limited 10
| six days good for forty days TO return.
he suggests the first week in August.
| Mr.. Schryver said three days grace VIII
/ be allowed on the limit The granting
| of the stop-over privileges at Baltimore
! will be an extra inducement TO southern
and western merchants 20 80 10 New
York. and will be a big benefit 20 both
the Baltimore merchants and the rail-
road companies The Baltimore mer-
chants feel very proud Of their victory
and propose working the stop-over pr!vi-
lege FOR all It Is worth by extensively
advertising and otherwise.
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- T. 1
NEW YORK. July 5.-Flour-Receipts,
7 793 barrels: exports, COS barrels; sales
200 packages; firm and higher, in SYM
nathV with wheat; Minnesota patents,
si.l5aSL3j; rye flour quiet; sales, 40 bar
rels.
Cornmeal-Cuiet.
Rye-Strong: No. 2, IS Csc.
Barley-Ffrm; feeding, 2y49 l-ic.; par
lev malt quiet.
Wheat-spot stronger; No. 1 northern,
Duluth 81 5-Sc. afioat; 81 l-2c. I. o. b.,
afoaf. opened stronger on higher cables.
eased off under realizing. but rallied, ana
advanced in the last -Four, on good iore.5 u
buying and export business Tor me Ar
rentine. closed l-snl Csc. net higher;
sales included No. red. July. ~ l-lon
s0c.-closed SOC. September. q l-i4 &C.
closed 74c: December. "A ll-l5nIo l-ic.-
Corn-spot quiet; No. 2. SOC. ip elevator,
slc. afloat; opened steady with wheat
bnf eased off under promising crop news,
ana closed Lie net lower; July closed
s0c.: August closed 80 lie. September.
n s-l6q3l 9-l6c.-closed 81 5-l6c.
Oats-Spot STEADY: No z, &C., o p1oond
ltc net lower: July closed &c; Septem-
Der. Y disclosed Il I-sc.
Hay-Ftrrn.
Hors-Eirm.
Hides-Firm.
Leather Firm.
Wool-Firm.
Beef-Steady.
Cut-Meats-Quiet.
Lard-Quiet; eastern steamed, NV' IL
rontlnally: september. $40 nominally;
refined quiet.
pOrk-Dull. -,
Butter-steady: western creamery, Ia
IA l-tc. do. factory, 7plV lie: Elgins,
IS Ice. imitation creamery. l--9l- l-.s,
state dairy, l0Niic.; do. creamery, ia
~ o..1esc-ouiet: State. large. l-2u7 5-sc.;
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si.s5; X, si.e5; NJ. us; N, siss: windows
glass. 81; water-white. s2.25.
WILMINGTON. N. C.. July i5.--spirits
Turpcntine-Firm at 23u23 lie. receipts,
l63 casks.
Rosin-Firm at A.25 and $50; receipts,
4S3 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at $50, N.so.
and sl.s0: receipts. 80 barrels
Tar-Steafy at $i.i5; receipts. 70 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. July i5.--Turpen-
tine-Firm at q Bic: sales. none.
Rosin-Firm; sales. none: B and G, si.T;
ID and r. si2j: + and @, si.S5; II. s1.5e;
l. SEQ: X. 81 60; VI. $40; n. N.75; win
dow-glass $50; water-white, $40.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA. July l5.--(speclal)--
Peanuts-Steady with good sales; COM
mon. llf2c.: prime 2hc.; strictly prime.
Pee: fancy, 2 5-sc.; Spanish. SOC.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. July I5.-Markot
firm: Neutrality-suspicious.. lac; extra
prime, 2 i-2c.: fancy. sic; Spanish firm
at 9oi92 lie for prime.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. July l5.- Cotton
Firm at 5-Sfl7 S-ic. for good lots.
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For the lee Mission.

4 delightful entertainment was given
on Wednesday night in the interest Of
the Ice Mission 10y Misses Grace Woods
and Wilma Newman. The programme
a very attractive one-was given with
grace and charm indehnable by talented
Young artists, as follows: Delsarte move
ments. tableau; duet, Ruby James ana
Essie CarOn: "First Love" tableau'
Louise Council; recitation, Inez Clark
son: solo. MY Girl is a High-Born Lady,
sadie Hestern; They Don't Fit tab
lean bv two little tots; solo. Sweet
Daisies" Essie Caron: Grace Woods skirt
dance; recitation, Wilma Newman; tab
leau. Light and Darkness; solo, Grace
Woods: solo. Wilma Newman, Saturday
Night at a Boarding School," tableau;
"Who Said Rats?" tabeau.
After the performance refreshments
were served.
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Scbode. the Champion 'CyCIist, Here.

Fred. Schade. the champion 'cyclist of
the Southern States. arrived in town yes
terday. He is here TO rest up after his
hard work at Frederick. Md, and Wash
ington. ID. c., on the Sd and 9Th. Schade
has up TO date won seventeen frst prizes
including the southern championship al
Charlotte, y. c., May Oth. He VIII
probably compete at the Temple cycle
meet Saturday. in order to condition him
self for the state championship, which
will be run Wednesday, July 2st, at
stanton.
The big meet Of the Independent cycle
Club. which will take place at the Expo
siton-Grounds on the oath, has also Sc
cured the entry Of the champion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

city. and left when a large number OF
the Southern employees were removed TO
the new shop at Spencer.
Mrs. Ida b. Lloyd left the city yester-
day TO visit Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harriet VI. Jordan, who was para
lived while on a visit 10 her relatives
at brakes Branch on Tuesday. Is still
in a very serious condition at the home
of her brother, Mr.. c. p. Walthall, on
Maury street.
Mrs. NJ. T. Hooker, is dangerously III
at the home of Mr.. G. b. ELY, No 1874
Decatur street Her nervous temper
ment is such as to necessitate the stretch
ing Of a rope across the street on both
sides Of the house, TO prevent vehicles
from passing.
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Illness of Major scott.

Attorney-General r. Taylor Scott IS
quite sick at his home in Warrenton lie
went up to Warrenton several days ago
10 be with his daughter, who was Ill, ana
while there was taken sick. ana IS no"
confined TO his bed.
His son. Mr.. r.. Carter Scott, returned
from Warrenton yesterday. He reported
his father about the same.
The Attorney-General had hish fever
Wednesday. his temperature rising TO 100.
His physician cannot tell as yet whether
the illness will develop inso typhoid-fever.
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THE HILL CITY.
A MISUNDERSTANDING of PresbyterS
of liontgomcry.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 15.-tSpe-
cial)-Mr. Edward Darlington HUBBARD
of Halifax county. and Miss Lucy NJ.
White. of this city, were married to-
day at the residence Of the brides aunt
on Franklin street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Or. r. II. Fleming,
of Westminster Presbyterian church.
The couple left on the Durham train
for their future home, in Halifax.
Montgomery Presbytery met here to-
night. The principal business was 10
cite the congregations of Montvale and
the Peaks Presbyterian churches in
Bedford county. 10 appear at a subse-
ment meeting of the presbytery try and
show cause why the relations between
them and their pastor, Rev. John Run,
should not be dissolved. Mr.. Ruff has
accented a call to Highland county. He
has been pastor Of the two churches in
Bedford for twenty years.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. VI, July u, lS5l.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, IS
packages, and taken in. highest price.
$50. which is also the highest yet obtained
this season. This package was sold by
George a. Haynes for +. b. Simms, or
Louisa county. Mr. Haynes also sold IS
other packages at very good averages.
Messrs. Shelburne & Co. sold IS pack
ages.
Private sales light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. 81, $40; tobacco, Sjl5.f5. Total,
81 $685.
Large sun-cured sales tomorrow G'ri-
daY
Quite a quantity Of fresh. fine bright
wrapper sales were floating round
Change to-day and caused much eager
inquiry as to who the prospective Duyer
was. but it seems he did very little, II
any. buying.
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The Womans Christian Temperance
Union visited the Soldiers Home in a
body yesterday, and held their regular
monthly service there. Rev. Mr.. CARR
son. of Marshall-Street Christian church,
preached an interesting sermon. About
fifty Of the old soldiers were present
and took an enthusiastic part in the
singing. At the conclusion Of the re-
lieious services. the ladies visited he
hospital. according to their usual Gus
tom. and distributed interesting ltera-
ture among the inmates of the home.
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INDICTED FOR FORGERY.
DR.. Thomas Il. MOcTman, Promi-
nent Citizen of Campbell County.

LYNCHBURG, VA. July 15.-(Special)
DR.. Thomas +. Norman. a prominent
resident of Campbell county, was indicted
by the grand jury to-day on the charge
of forgery. Following as 1t did, upon
the Indictment of his brother. ex-Trea-
surer e. :. Norman, for the larceny OF
$4,000 of county and State funds, the
announcement created sensation. The
Indictment against DR.. Norman con-
tanned three separate counts. each for
the forgery of notes. aggregating $500.
The notes were discounted by banks In
this city. DIR. Norman had been Presi-
dent Of the Board of Supervisors Of
Campbell county for many years, and
was only recently succeeded by r.. c.
Hawkins. who was foreman Of the grand
Jury which found the indictments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
YORKTOWN.
Death of an Aged Lndy-The POliti-
cnl Situation.

YORKTOWN, July 15.-(Special)-Mrs.
Prlcilla Whiten, the aged mother Of Mr..
Albert Z. Christian, died yesterday
morning at 1906 o'clock at the residence
Of her son. She had not been sick long.
The funeral took place this afternoon
from Shiloh Baptist church. Of which she
was a member. She was aged GO years
The political situation remains un-
changed and the Democratic convention
TO be held here next Monday Will surely
elect delegates favorable to Ellyson, but
further than that they will not be in
structed.
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iInpOrin.

EMPORIA, VA. July 15.-(Special)-
The newly-elected Mayor, Mr.. j. II.
Person. and Sergeant :. d. Goodwin
qualified this morning They immediate
ly entered upon the discharge OF the
duties Of their offices.
The present summer has been peculiar
" hard on small children. a child oil
Mr.. +. Y. Barham died last night and
to-day a child of Mr.. James 5. Newell
died.
Miss Kate Womack, after visit to her
uncle. Rev. r. II. Younger has gone 10
Campbell county to visit relatives.
Miss Janet Digger is visiting friends
in town.
Mr.. w. f. Deal went to Norfolk to-day.
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The Helping Circles Trolley Party.

Ii was "a very happy trolley party that
left Twenty-thlrd and Broad streets
last night under the auspices of the
Helping Circle of Kings Daughters for
the benefit of the ice mission. The whole
length Of the Traction Company's track
was included in the route, with lay
over of twenty minutes for refreshments
az Reservoir Park. Two cars. brilliantly
Illuminated were used and carried nearly
a hundred people.
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Minor Ginter Improving Steadily.

Advices from Bar Harbor bring very
gratifying news of the Improvement IN
Major enters health. He writes that
he stood the long and tedious trip from
here quite well and that he feels much
better In the bracing air of Bar Harbor
which ne thinks will greatly benefit him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

IIlUIIJIuI u, July 10 UT.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 81 TO
73c: mixed, Go 10 73c.; shortberry o. TO
73c.: No red 73c. COrn-White Nir-
ginia. 80 10 80 lie; No. 2 white. 80 10
% lie: No. 2 mixed. 32c. Oats-NO. 2
mixed. % to % l-4c. No 3 mixed. y l-2 to
q SIC. Rye-NO. ,. 20 20 tic.
Receipts for the week: Wheat, 1i792
bushels; corn, 2577S bushels; oats, 2250O
bushels: -four, 1856 barrels; hay. rs tons;
mill Offal. % tons.
Stock i'm the elevator: Wheat, 662S BUSH
els corn, 1888 bushels; oats, 1925 BUSH
81
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 15-Virginia 3s
new, 7Sd74 II; Virginia Century bonds.
g IA asked; Consolidated Gas, $3.50
IS -; Baltimore and Ohio 9a9 10; Bal
timore and Ohio Southwest first Alps
guaranteed, SO bid. Others not quoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

small. fancy, 7i-ta7 lac: part skins.
fi5 i-2c.: full skins. i-2@3c.
Egys-Quiet: State. and Pennsylvania,
Tallow-Duil; city. i-sc.; country.
1-ic.
Rosin-Easy; strained, common TO
good, IS 5-Sais 1-2c.
Turpentine-Quiet.
Rice-Firm.
MOlasses-Quiet.
Freghts-Quet and firm.
Ptg-Iron-Quiet; southern, sdNuD;
northern. SlGdI2
COpper-Firm: Lake brokers', sll.iz IL
Exchange. $lNSl1.25. -
Tin-Very quiet; straights. N3'ouslSS'
plates weak.
sDeIter-steady; domestic, a25ashS.
Lead-Brokers' 1886; Exchange I'M
changed at the close.
Tomatoes-Per carrier, Savannah anu
Charleston. SlNS.25: Florida, IJc "a VI,
Cabbage-Long Island, per barrel, 'VV
soc.
Cofee-Opened steady at unchanged
prices TO a 5-points advance, ruled duii,
with barely steady undertone. following
unsatisfactory Havre advices ana az.
sence Of Brazilian news, and closed quies
at unchanged prices 10 net dechne Oh
; points; sales, 1850 bags. including sep
tenber SS: October &.s0dSbg5. No
vember. 81: spot coffee dull; mild quiet.
Sugar-Raw firm; sales. 3.6o5 bags CEN
trlfugal @6-degree tesO at 5o-ec.; re-
fined firm. ,-,.
Cottonseed = Oil - Steady; favorable
freights diverted business TO New Or
leans: prime summer yellow ~ l-zazSc. :
prime summer white, GIa2Sc.; prime VIII
ter yellow. 25a50c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July l5.-Flour-Duli ana
unchanged; receipts, $50 oarreis, ,-ss
ports 6il5O barrels: sales. 80 packages.
Wheat-Firmer: No. red. spot, "a l.-H
743-lc.: do. the month. "A l-ia1t l-2c.i Au-
gust. y 3-tdf72 7-Sc.: September, u 5-+H &c
steamer. No. 2. 20 he. bid; receipts. %,
$40 bushels; exports, none; STOCK, 1oo,s,l
! bushels: sales. $500 bushels; soutneI m
by sample. 7d75c.; do, on grade, Y $40
Corn-Easy; mixed. spot. So050 lie; the
month and August, oa5l lac; Sep's .tl.s5 +.
% 1-2G30 SIC; steamer mixed, 70 80 ,
receipts z. 1853 bushels; stock. 6l9,yio push-
els: sales. 1000 bushels; southern White'
33G34c.; do. yellow, 3fn39c. 100, o,
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white. p l-3a-6 l-zc. /,
No. mixed. 23G23 l-2c.; receipts, Ei"z
bushels: stock, 2l6,lI bushels. -.
Rye-Firmer; Ne. nearby i 81 b b,ZCb 50
Hay-Steady: choice timothy. NS0ogNf.
Grain Freights-Not so active rates
srniv held: steam to Liverpool. per
bushel. and Cork, for orders, per quarter
unchanged. .a
Sugar-Firm and unchanged,
| Butter-Ouiet and unchahseu.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged. A.. ,s
| Cheese-Steady; 90 pounds Sc %
pounds. 91-4c.: - pounds, = i--c'
| Whiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 15.-Wheat today open open,
ed at a 5-sc. advance. ana adueu Ms
is TO the price before the session w.
over II was the same story of strons
cab cables and light new wheat arrivals, an c
sost snofs in the market were few ano
FAR FAR between. The fine weather was, WAS 'O 90,
much for corn ana o ,h rosvIt Of th'
Sav's trading in those staples. FRO
visions closed at a small advance al
around. ., 81, golows.
i rhn.f- I0Nnlf. NlOSlug.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10, 1897.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Richmond. Glover, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Old Do
minion steamship Company.
Steamship Yemassee. ONeil, Philadel-
nhia. merchandise and passengers; clyde
Line. - ,,..
merchandise and passengers; Baltimore
steam Packet Company.
Steamer PoCahOntas. Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; virginia
Navigation Company
Schooner John A. Curtis, Travers. Balti-
more fsh-scrap; Virginia-Carollna Chem
zeal Company. 80,
Schooner Mary Curtis, faker, Cnafies-
ton. $. c.. rock; Nirginia-Caroiina Chem
zeal Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers. Baltimore
Steam Packet Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 10.
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Albano Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY 1e. 1871.
SIM rises ...5:O3 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets .......7 % Morning. ...........t:N
Noon rises ......9.o9 Evening .b-ol