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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond Na July -, 1S9S.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day.
fOrty-siX packages of sun-curcd tobacco.
Highest price. $3.50. General average
price OF the entire sale to-day. &l1.OS.
Nj George a. Haynes sold. Il. a. bidu-
ton. Caroline cOuuty-NO. ! 900 lounnJ
at 5000 No 40 pounds al $50. ~
b. Motley Caroline county D al
S1O25. W. j.. Beazlcy. Caroline county
No. / $40 pounds taken iu 20 81" io.
no. go pounds taken in at Nlj. NO.
(435 pounds sold no Sl-, hroadus a.
Washington. Caroline couuty-No. D i''-
S11. No. (62o pounds at so. and 40.
$50 pounds az $40, H. j. Head, caroline
county-NO. / 600 pounds $40 >l4. no.
(515 pOuuds) at Sl2 80. 3 tIJo pounds al
Sllj0, No. l2lo pounds OF sll.''. NO
(5lj pounds a. 5000. so. Is go pounds
at S9.25. and No. Z $50 pounds 90 s. %,
making an average Of Sll.lO. g.. NJ Dick
cnsOn, Louisa countN-NO. / f-lp pounds
az Sl175. No. (jlj pounds at 5000. 80.
IS t4D5 pounds 40 &lO21, 80. / 900 pounds
at S. 82h no. GCO pounds AZ 500, No.
(425 POUNDS at $50. and 40. Z l6-J
pounds al SfeI-. making au average of
S9.47: J. +. Dickenson, Louise COUNT, ,1.-o
pounds at 5000. No. 3 6iJ pounds at
1913. No. ; 1896 pounds AZ $50, and No.
200 pounds Al 5000, making an aver
age Of slO25; James Beaziey. Caroline
county-No. , $50 pounds 40 Slo23 and
Mr. Billv Wilson sold: w. =. Fuppo.
Caroline cOunty-No. / of $3.50. 80. at
$40. No. 3 at SIC. No. AT $500. SO. .
at IS, and No. az $3.50. making am aver
age Of $l1.3O. Total number OF packages
Mr.. Sias shelburne sold. w. r. C.-No.
I at 5000 and 40. go $50. J.. a. c.
No. ] al So and No. . al $40. II. d. b.
No. al S1l.Jp. No. . at 5000. 40 ar
SlO.2J. No. 4 at $500 and O.. J.. C.-NO. 3
al $50. Total number OF packages sold.
Messrs George a. HAYNES. SHas Shell
burne. and J.. Il. Vaughan g. Co. viii
offer breaks of sun-cured tobacco an auc-
ton on Change tomorrow, Friday. July
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections bright IA hogsheads, dark.
. hOgsheads and % uerces. western. /
hogshead. Rcinspecti Bright. lG hogs
heads. dark. > hOgshcads.
StOncWal ShOCkOe. Crcnshaw's. Allie
ghany. Old Dominion DavenDorts and
Plantersc tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts. Il packages; deliveries, 151
packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobacco for the city OF Rich-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
$50 90: plug tobacco $2,o1iSJ. Total,
81 295.56.
Messrs. Jno. 7. Jacob & Co. tobacco
c'snr ission merchants, No. 1l3 south
Twelfth street Richmond Va. make the
following comments for the week on to-
bacco:
Dask-Firm at unchanged quotations;
moderate receipts and offerings.
Brights-Unchanged ana very quiet.
un-Cured-Rscsinfs and ohnriras nnn-
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and smaller Interior receipts stimulated
early demand here. July was irregular,
advancing sharply on covering. followed
by a ate break. and closed i4c lower.
July closed az I3ise.; september closed
Al 7OiLc: December closed at zoe.
CORN-SpOt firm Options opened finn
or and were buhishly affected all day
by adverse crop and weather news Shorts
covered vigorously ana closed NE market
stn7sc higher; July. 8S-c.; septemoer
closed M 2gfLc.. December closed AZ 39frc.
OATs-Spot dull; 80. =, p iso2-c. OD-
tlons nrmer with corn. closing &c. not
higher. September, ZJlsc.
BEEF Steady
CIT MFATS-Stcady
LARD steady: western steamed. sj.5j;
July S557 nominal Refined easy.
PORK Dull. mess. SAt"Hl"
BT-TTER-Firm. western creamery, ~
0iec.: factory. 1l0l4c., Els'ns. loc, imi-
tation creamery, l2i1Hi3c.' Slate oairy'
cHEEsE-Easier: largo white. nc.
FGGS-Steadv: state and fenhs} wanna
1401gc.. western fresh. lac -.
POTATOES Steady Jertefs' Si'o',-'
20. Long Island. Sl.7JN2. lZtg
COTTON-SEED OlIs-Dull prime cruue'
1Si5c. do. yellow. Eil3H23hc
REORGANIZATION
ROsIN-Quiot
TURPENTINE-uiet.
CABBAGE~steady; Long Island $40
COFFEE-Opfions opened steady, nm
changed 20 points decline; ruled tcn-
orally quiet. with little further chansr
yyoak UNDERGONE followed unfav0rahe .u-
ropcan and Brazilian cables. and apatny
Of spot buyers. closed steady. unchangee
10 3 points not lower. soles. u 80 6aes.
including September. DO. ociouef. 500.
Got rio ann and lower 90 sell. No.
invoice. &C.,: SO. iohbing. Gi3c.; mua
quiet. C0rdOva, Ssdljc., small JooDins
trade t
SIGAR-Raw steady ana qllei' itH
business slight. Refined steady
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troops encamped here will not como III
for their full share in the fighting.
Whatever may be the final outcome me
soldiers assembled here I'm camp may
console themselves that they have doho
all that could be expected OF them III
Offering their services 10 this country.
So many responded 10 the call that IL
was impossible TO use them all az once
Among the various departments. Wnoso
work IS Of the greatest Importance 70
render an army effective with as htue
loss OF time as possible, that OF the quar-
termaster forms a very important factor.
II Is the duty OF the quartermaster 10
see that the big army which the Presi-
dent has called out TO fight the span
iards. "a clothed at the very earliest
possible moment, that shoes. underwear
and hats, that regular supplies. barracks
and quarters horses for cavalry and ar
tillery and transportation for all the
troops are provided.
The position OF chief duartcrmaster
OF the Seventh Corps IS filed by Major
+. Won Schraeter. who at the beginning
OF the war was engaged I'm the construct
ing quartermasters department in the
erection of buildings at Detroit, Mich.
lie was ordered TO proceed 10 ST. Louis
10 organize pack mule trains and after
spending several weeks In this arduous
labor. ne was assigned 10 General Lees
staff and reported az Jacksonville.
The position OF chief quartermaster or
an army corps comprises a great deal or
hard work which can be conveniently
considered under six different heads:
First. regular supplies. second incidental
expenses; third. horses; fourth. barracks
and quarters: nth transportation: sixth,
clothing. camp and garrison equipage.
The appropriation made by the Gov
eminent under the act OF Congress OF
Nav 7th. allowed 100000 for clothing,
camp and garrison equipage. $4,000 for
transportation SL5000l0 for horses N.WO,-
600 for regular supplies. $4,000 for mel
dental expenses. and 10000 FOR barracks
and quarters At the head of tho depart
ment. at the headquarters at Washing
ton. Is General NJ l. SudingtOn. quarter
master general who has six stations or
dopots under his control. They are To-
Gated ~ New York city, Jacksonville.
Ind. Philadelphia Washington, san
Francisco and st. Louis. The dopots at
these cities are maintained for the stor-
ing of supplies and are the bases or
points at which the purchases of sup
plies are made.
Then there Is also to be considered the
transportation OF the wagons and the
horses. mules and pack trains and every
thing in detail that pertains 10 the
transportation Of the entire corps and
rs 8ppurtCuances.
These six depots serve as collecting con-
tres whore all the stores are kept. and
as the need of an army corps becomes
apparent the chief quartermastor sends
n telegraphlc requstion TO tho quarter
master general at Washington. who in
turn selects the depots from which tho
shipments are 10 be made. and then tho
required equipment IS shipped direct 20
the division Quartermasters Of the army
corps who distribute the same among
the regiments Of the division by sending
the articles TO the regimental quarter
master who distributes them direct 10 tho
companies and men. g. w.
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SEATTLE WASH, July IA ladder
improvised from pair of suspenders ana
a low fv,irs was .he means OF escape
of T. r. Pope. of Mclean county, H.,
fr,m almost certain death In Alaska.
BE- bad been imuri sOued three days and
three NIGHTS on narrow ledge IN a can
won M Low river one OF the tributaries
of Conner river. Below him was a swift
mountain stream while above was
grsnlte elm / 500 feet high. He IS now
al Juneau. little the worse Tor ms eN-
pone was employed as packer FOR
government expedition from Baldes, and
the last week Zoo May he and a party OF
soldiers were ON the headwaters Of the
Low river. 80 miles from Blades.
The stream has never been surveyed
and the party. ignorant OF its dangers,
started 10 float down on q log ratt On
May 81 the party reached canyon
through which the stream shot Win great
,olocitv 1etween cliffs rising hundreds OF
feet. For at least TWO miles the adVen-
turers darfAd onward
Then they were dashed into the rapids,
ending i'm a sixteen-foot fan. over went
tbe raft and a moment later ~ capsized,
broken in two.
when Pope came 10 the surface the
soldiers had disappeared lie succeeded
I'M reaching a ledge on the right bank.
which was only wide enough for foot
hold and about five feet long. All night
and the next day and the next night and
dav also Pope walked mp and down his
narrow prison. flashing his arms and
stamplng his feet 10 keep his blood in
circulation. About noon OF the third day
he was debating whether it would not be
hetter to plunge into the stream 10 death
tban 10 die of starvation.
Above him ne Glanced TO see a clump
~ bushes By means Of a ladder made
~ the bushes and his suspenders he
climbed from rock to rock until he reach
ed a point 100 feet above the stream. Here
the rocks were broken so that he could
ger better foothold. Upon reaching the
TOO he was completely exhausted and lay
there many hours before he could 20 on.
The next day he reached Baldes, and
TO his surprise found the soldiers unin-
tured. They had reached the Opposite
hank OF the stream. 200 feet below Pope,
and thought him drowned
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INTEREST WAS IN
SUGAR AGAIN.
With That Exception the Market
Moved SIuggishIy.
BEARS WERE FORCED TO COVER,
There Is No London Trading i'm Amer
icans-Bonds Are Less Active.
Mortgages Show n Fair Absorb
tion-U. 5. Bonds Decline.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Thc stock mar
ket dropped back into rut to-day end
drifted s.uggishly on small transactions.
except Tor several individual stocks which
were influenced by special causes Inc
fact that yesterdays upward movement
was stopped in itself made bears amongst
tHo traders. although ~ was attributed 10
sympathy with The sharp break in sugar
Sugar continued 90 be the centre OF ln-
tcrcst to-day. ana speculation in 10 was
very fcVcrish. tho price vibrating above
and below Yesterday close over % range
OF twO points The fcvcr.sh tone was due
90 doubts as TO whether the recently
formed bun pool hud hnisuNd JUS cam
poigu against tho shorts. The pears al
ono time forced the price Down To- l"''
but fhcre was evidence Of support, ana
substantial rally drove them to cover.
in the railroad Nst the publication or
the Juno statement of ST. Pau earnings +.
showing 90 decrease iu uti earnings OF
over 10000 hy reason or In.i '"s ~" .i,
rating expenses. brought ont con aio, re
bic Offering of the CHANGERS. pcc.lnes
were iu an cases. however limited 10
fractions Opinions divided as 10 neutiiS
~ accrue from the impending gold Inn
ports Tho throat az these has pnt I'm
end 90 London tradiuNx u Americans owe
fue fo the fears OF fnc Tufurc tifri upon
the money market there. WIN money 5"
plentiful here. 90 further expansion OF INC
currency hv gold imports ls icll TO he OF
bonds showed falling of 300 activity.
but there continued i1r "ns'I puo" "'
mortgage below the elIi-ods,a lssu
Total saIoe So o15O00. United States Ola
as. coupon declined 70 and The new s
Y IN tho bid price to-day.
MONEY AND INCUANGE.-M Money ON
call steady no 1ulle per cent, iist Ioah
a. = per cent; prime mcrg"n'lle PapS5
u.ff. actual business Iu bankers bills ni
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MOONSHINERS
ENTONFOR TRIAL
The Petersburg Blues Ready to b
Mustered In.
SHIPPING MORTAR SHELLS.
Petersburg District Conference EIects
Delegates and AdJourns - Rev.
Fred. w. Proctor and Miss Mary
Ella Winfree Married.
PETERSBURG. VA, July 2s.-spccial

PETERSBURG, VA, July S.-Spcctal
"A. NJ Clary, OF brunswick county.
charged with selling liquor without IL
cense and operating an Illicit stili nara
hearing this morning before United
states Commissioner Joseph p. Brady. by
whom he was sent on for trial at the
October term OF tho United States Dis
trict Court. which meets I'm Richmond.
lie was allowed bail in the penalty Of $50.
The cases against william BENJAMIN
Jones also OF Brunswick. charged with
operating an Illicit still. and Phillip Ray.
OF the same county. for Ike offence.
were continued to tomorrow morning.
The Fire Commissioners will order four
hundred feet OF new hose FOR use OF the
fire department
The Petersburg Blues. the remaining
colored company here, have recruited
their ranks up 10 les men. and are now
waiting 10 be examined and mustered into
service.
Major Shanks who Is 20 muster the
company into service, and Dr. Black. the
examining surgeon. are both IN Pocshon-
tas. Va. for which place they left few
days ago.
MORTAR SHELLS.
The Petersburg Iron Works began to-
day the shipment OF ten carloads Of so
pound mortar shells for the government
to the Powder Magazine Works at Dover.
n. ].
Ex-Governor William T.. Cameron left
ahis afternoon Tor the North.
Miss Catherine Fontaine. Of Richmond.
IS visiting Miss thinner. OF this city.
The Petersburg District Conference. IN
session during tho past week at Law
rencevile adjourned this afternoon. The
next conference will be held at Trinity
church. near Disputanta, Prince George
county The conference elected as dele
gates e-om tho district TO tho Virginia
annual conference. to be held at Ports
mouth next November: John w. Brad
bury and Isham r. Dyer, OF Petersburg.
r. b. Hartley. Of Stoney Creek. Sussex
county, and Lee Rawlings, Of Lawrence
Vile.
NOTABLE WEDDING
Rev Fred. w. Proctor and Miss Mary
Ella Winfrce were married this afternoon
at the Methodist church at Chesterfield
Courthouse. Rev William Proctor,
brother Of tho groom. officiated. The
groom is pastor of tho Methodist church
at Matoaca, Chesterfield county. and Is
ono Of the most prominent members Of
the Virginia Methodist Conference.
The bride IS an attractive and accom-
plished young lady Of Chesterfield. The
couple left for the North on a bridal tour.
A terrific rain and thunderstorm passed
over Greensville county, I'm the neighbour
hood OF Rural Bower. last night doing
much damage TO the crops. which were
badly washed.
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CAMP CUBA LlBRE.
The Rain Threatens the Health OF the
Mcn-The Quartermaster.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE. July Especial.
There seems 10 be hardly any doubt that
something has TO be done TO the camp
here al once and the more the rainy sea-
SON advances. the more apparent II be-
comes that the present site with the
many pools Of stagnant water and breath
ing places for miasma OF all kinds must
endanger the lives OF the soldiers.
The impression prevails pretty gen
orally among the soldiers encamped mere
that the Seventh Army Corps will not
be called upon TO take part in any OF
the battles OF the war and. inasmuch as
they enlisted FOR the purpose OF fighting
they are somewhat disappointed. How
ever. they may be judging too hastily,
as Is hoped by many, for they think
that Il IL BY no means certain that the
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 2S-COTTON-The
cotton market made a. substantial lm-
prOVcmcnt, owing TO the multiplying
number of unfaNOrdble crop reports from
the Mississippi valley ana east OF lhal
region. and from Texas, i'm the former
instance claiming injury from excessive
moisture and i'm the latter from draughl.
a few days ago signs of increased specu-
ldtiye interest set IN. mere was some
sharp trading I'm The morning Tor foreign
account and some covering, Whlcn sent
prices up To points This improvement
was subsequently lost Again however,
the market rallied at the best, showing
a gain OF points Tho close was steady
az Cd7 points advance
CoTToN-Duu and steady; midding
Is 1-l6i net receipts, none gross W. oales'
exports 20 Great Britain, t.Ol2 bales, 10
the Continent. GIG bales; forwarded. 3i2
bales. sales, ZOOS baies. stock "o'o-4
bales ,,
exports 20 Great Britain. 6.6l2 bales. 10
tho Continent. GIG bales. stock -oJ'S'4
Consoudatcd-Ne receipts 1858 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 1920 bales; TO
France. 2.GiS bales, Co the Continent
1910 bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts
sass or bales. exports TO Great Britain,
34G6.06s bales; TO- France; Sl5.2os bales
10 the Continent 2,955NlO bales.
COTTON-Futures opened steady; July
aS2. August $50. September, go; Octo-
Der. 5g4: November. 595. December. j.l9.
January. 6o4. February, Cos, March, O.l-t
April. GA, Nav. G.17.
Futures closed steady; July nominal.
August J94. September J91; October
600: November 6O3; December COG:
January. Clio; February, GA; March, CHS,
April. G.21. MAY. 625.
spot cotton closed dun and steady; mid
ding uplands e. l-lG: middling gulf
. Ole, sales. goo bales
NEW ORLEANS July 2S.-COTTON-
Futures steady. July nominal; August,
500 bid: September 56j0j67, October
5GSu5.69' November 5.72a674. Decem-
bcr 5.71N5.1S, January, . 500 -; Feb
ruary. 5.S4uJ.SJ; March, j.Ss05.S9.
LIVERPOOL. July 2S-4 p. Moot
I TON-Spot in fair demand. prices har-
dening, American middling. 3 l5-32d. The
sales OF the day were 1000 bales, Of
which go were for speculation and eN-
| port and included o 400 American. Re
ceipts. 4OO bales an American.
Futures opened steady, with fair de-
mdnd. and closed quiet. American mid
| ding. J. M. c.. 23-64Q3 24-Gf. buyers;
! July and August 3 23-64n3 2i-6f sellers;
August and September, 22-64Q3 1866
buyers. September and October. 3 21-G40
| 22-04. buyers; October and November
| 2O-04. sellers. November and December
3 2l-63. sellers. December and January,
| 2.'-G4 sellers. January and February.
| 2O-Gl. buyers. February and March.
3 2l-R sellers. March and April. PLEA
43 22-Gi. buyers, April and May. 22-Gfff
1854, value.
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FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
They VIII Hold a Convention at Tap
nabanuock in September.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, July @.-
special-The Republican District Com
mittee Of the First District met
here to-day in conference and
decided to hold a convention TO nominate
a Ronublican canladte FOR Congress at
,rspo4bannock Tuesday September 18th.
Nlr. Joseph Bristow, OF Middlesex. and
Judge j. j.. Tayloe. of Gloucester, are
mentioned for the nomination.
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NEW YORK. July 2S.-Rainy weather
conditions are. no doubt responsible for
poor daily returns in dry goods. Tine
presence Qf buyers in town has not proved
as stimulated t0 trade Zoo general ns was
expected. While there are many buyers
I'm the CITY. they are. as a. rule. not heavy
purchasers. Nevertheless. the daily total.
though variable in different quarters. pre-
sent q respectable aggregate showing, and
snlIers Of .nIlnn goods are Dnclurlh ].
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 0-FLOUR-Mod-
crately active and shade steadier
RYE FLOUR-Weak at s. J0090O.
ORNMEAIl-Stcady.
RYE-S STEADY: No. .. sc.
BARLEY Dull: mating s6c
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
WHEAT-Spot steady. No. red. 75sic
Options mad a frmer opening end held
the strong undertone until late in the
afternoon, when realizing provoked de-
cline from the top. although final prices
showed lsa8sc- net advance. Highly ca
bles. less favorable European wHsth1r.
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NIAGARA FALLS TOURS
Via RI. andP.R. II. and Penn. II. r.

Via r., 7. and 7. II. II, and Fcnn, IL. II
Round trip ratio from Richmond only
$li0O.
Special trains leave Washington via
PENNSYLVANIA railroad az 1855 a. NJ. July
Dist, August 9TH August 18th. September
lst September 18th and September 18th.
Tickets from Richmond good twelve
days good for return passage on all reg
ular trains except limited express trains.
Stop-over allowed on return trip at Buff
faIo. Rochester and Watkins Glen. For
further information apply 10 Richmond
Transfer Company. No. 900 east Main
street. 70 ticket agent Byrd Street Sta
ton. or TO G. A. TAYLOR.
Ira flic MANAGE.
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c1ncAco NfARKET.

CHICAGO July 2S-A pressing demand
FOR the spot article. together With lne
advance iu corn. strengthened wheat lo-
dav. July closed liac. higher. september
rose a,17.c and December gained 'sc
Corn icu Off &c. up. oats advanced
L4a.c. Pork. lard and ribs ore un-
The leading futures ranged as follows'
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Go. c b nIip s1
Sunday Outing
To the Seaside.

Don't mistake the route Of THE PEG
PILE CHOICE for your Sunday ride
TO the Seaside This Outing Train leaves
G. and o. Broad-Street station at $50
every Sunday morning.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR FOR THE
ROUND TRIP 20 Old Point, ocean View
and Norfolk
A clean ride a seat for each one. loss
money. more time at the seaside. moro
pleasure. Thousands OF troops and num-
bers Of transports gunbOats and other
ships I'm sight: 800 additional troops will
reach Newport News this week. Return
ing leave Norfolk 6.45 Il. NJ, ocean
View 7 +. NJ. and Old Point l.. NJ
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CASTo1IA.
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'is y; !: Z<MAzzzM G tx

YOU CAN BUY THE PURE. Rich
mOnd- Made Five Points Laundry soap,
with a chance OF getting a Patent Iron
Handle. Wire-HOOp Wash Tub FREE.
al Cox & HarrisOn's. Third and Main
streets: Mccarthy 4 Haynes, No. 62l
east Broad street: c. w. Taylor's. Tween
ty-Fifth and Broad streets.
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Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
GnA1N 40 coTToN EXcHANGE.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. Va. July 2S.-PEANUTS-
Peanuts-Farmcrs stock. fancy 34cI
strictly prime 3l3N3Ac.i prime. @N3Ar..
Qrnl. spanish zoe. market weak.
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CASTo1IA.
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.'s .:;'i INzZzZa s III

Yor CAN BUY THE PURE Richmond
Made Five Points Laundry Soap. with
chance OF getting a Patent Iron-Handle.
XVire-Hoop Wash Tub FREE, at Cox &
Tarrison's, Third and Main streets: Nc
earthly & Haynes, No. 627 east Broad
street: c. Watt. Taylor's. Twenty-ntth
and Broad streets.
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THE REASON RICHMOND PEOPLE

buv FIVE POINTS Laundry Soap is be-
csilse ii is the BEST and Is made right
here In Richmond. Home market FOR
bona prodtcts"
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T.. j.. -. and Gulf lists ............. q
Wabash 1st JS ...... .......ss..s. Iiv.2
Wabash Zds .s...s .-.ss- .ss.ssss.. ~ =
". shore As --..-. .--.. .-....-... ~
virginia Centuries .ss..s ..s.s.ssss -
va. Centuries deferred ...-........
Mobile and Ohio As ............... ttt
~ and W consols. As ............. hils
Union Pacific As ...... ........... Nt.s
Central of Ga. IS 800. ......... 500
Central OF Ga. 1T Ind...... ....... ~
Central Of Ga % Ind...... ....... u