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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-15

,., .ho ,artridce and tho hammer, and
sno n.nmer foil harmlcssly on his finger.
Then Mason managed 90 cock tho reNol-
yer again. and by sheer strength loi'ei
IL up 10 FoSartys left breast. me ue'ee-
tive had but a slight grip on the weapon
hut as long as his niger was oetNe'h 'io
hammer and the cartridge no knew no
vas safe. His life depended on keeping
that finger where II was, and ne Kept
IL there. Again Mason pulled the us
ger. and again the hammer fell on th''
finger. 49,. ,,s,o,
again. but Fogarty was getting despeia'e.
lie pInioned the crook s arms 10 MS siue'
again. and then crouching DOWN iot d
second made a sudden sprlls III W ~,
The result was a terrific smash on tne
chin rpr Big Bill. delivered with the top
~ Irogartv's head Again and agan tne
detective banged away IN this style al
though II hurt him almost as much as IL
ala Mason. There was no escape TOT the
latter. for Fogarty had him In a grip OF
iron. 80,
Just how long this would have iasteu
IS mystery, for IL was a case OF eIuut-
ance with each man. but Detective ltPP
nm, an end to It. lee had knocked al
,he flght ont of Mr.. Red Spencer, and
rushing over to the struggling pair
smashed Mason twice In the face win
the but end OF his revolver. Down went
Mason with Fogarty on top. As he lay
on the ground. Mason took aim az Tripp
with his pistol, but. before ne coulu pun
the trigger. Fogarty knocked 1t out OF
hts hand. 4 minute later he had the
handouts on the man and Big Bill was q
helpless prisoner.
captain McCusky looked at Fogarty IN
utted amazement when he marcneo
Mason into Police Headquarters on Mon
day night. He didn ask him how ne
managed IL. but thanked him heartily
and then sent him home for repairs. res
terday over fifty congratulatory tele-
grams from Chiefs of Police I'm various
narts Of the country on the capture OF
Mason were received by Captain Nc
Ciusltv. Needless to say that Fogarty
viii get the first detective sergeantcy tnat
is vacant He will also get hohorSD
,,,o,tton from the Police Board and a
large slice OF that $500 reward.-New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July N-FLOUR-Dull
and about steady.
RYE FLOUR-Easy.
CORNMEAL-DI
RYE-Quiet, No. .. ACC.
ARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALT Dull.
Nominal az Sl.iW5.
WHEAT-SpOt easy. NJ. , red. STAG
SSc. Options opened steady but quiet.
Thereafter they ruled inactive but main
tained a substantial undertona on wet
weather predictions, covering. bullish
price current report Foreign buying and
export business closed i.H3sc. higher on
all but july which was llc net lower
sales included No 2 rcd. July closed ~
SuAc; september closed at 72;tc.: De-
Cembcr closed at 723sc.
COkN-Spot steady. No . 37Mc. OD-
tons steady all day on dry weather news
and the Improvement i'm wheat closing
iSc net higher: July closed at 85Nc.; Sep
TENDER closed al S5s.c- December closed
at S1hc
OATS Spot dull; No. . pic. Options
duh and nominally lower in absence of
speculative demand, closing 10 net low
or. July closed az 2Gc.
BEFF-St
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Firm; western steamed closed
al g. s7th: city at SialH5.lO. July closed
al S. S., nominal. Rehned firm.
PORK-Firln
BUTTER-Firm: western creamery, 1871
n17c.: do. factory. llQl24c.; Elgins, lie.
irpitafion Creamery l2ul4kci Stats
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"WHAT OTHER REMEDY 2"
Asks Senior Sagasta. But He Does NOT
Like McKinley's Terms.

The New OLA Iltldiu y i@"'"FN'" 80
ton says:
MADRID, July 81 have no doubt
from what / hear this evening, that INC
government is only awaiting the iail oil
Santiago. TO ask for peace.
senior Segasta to-day, Tor the hrS'
time. said openly that the moment Tor
peace negotiations had come. HIS WORDS
ware. "Bien que femdio nos quena
which means: What other remedy nave
WEI"
Ministerial organs speak only OF peace
II Santiago falls the government mas dc.
cided 10 ask the immediate suspension OF
bostilities. Senior Correa, Minister OF
war. would resign and Lopez Domlhgne].
a Liberal and friend OF Moret ana OF
peace would come In. II seems TO he tie
general consensus Of opinion that ga
gasta should remain AT the helm win
the modified government.
This significantly shows the view oil
tho situation taken by business men mere
To-day on exchange, waen the Iepo's
was circulated that Mario haf reaoheu
santiago with reinforcements' the Bourse
went down. It being interpreted as con-
,inuance OF war: but when the report
was contradicted. home issues went UP
again. Co.. r,.
premier. declares that the peace propos'-
lions attributed 20 President Mckinney
are inadmissiDle. 1T. -
-, r,noca considers that Carlist move
,,ent il undoubtedly I'm preparation ana
urges upon the government a military oc-
ctnation OF the northern provinces OF
Spain.
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ATLANTA AMAZ0NS.
Two White Women Have "A Rough ana
Tumble Fight.

Two white women had a lively fght IN
the Excelsior Dye Works, on Lloyd street
near Decatur. yesterday afternoon anu
while the police were looking into the
affair and trying 10 stop the scrap n iot
OF negroes and a deputy sherin on mo
outside got mixed up In a row "nlCi
came near resulting in small riot. Auu-
ed to all Of this was warm scene IN the
police court.
The double fight caused the greatest
excitement for "a while and fully so peo-
ple white and black gathered around the
front Of the dye works.
The fight between the two women was
az lively a scene rs this police on duty
on that beat have witnessed IN many
day. they say. o.-,,,
II appears that Mrs. Minnie Stoddard
has a husband employed IN the aye
works. from whom she is separated. IN
tho dive works Mrs Eliza Brooks, an
aunt Of Mr.. Stoddard IS also employed
Yesterday Mrs Stoddard went to the
dve works and began 20 upbraid her hus-
band about his alleged attentions TO an
other woman. which Mr.. St0ddard tex
occasion 20 refute Mrs Brooks took
the mart OF her nephew and this caused
Mrs. Stoddard 10 turn her attention 70
the aunt.
The result was n fight I'm which each
got hold OF the others hair and as they
pulled they scratched and screamed.
Patrolmen Ozburn and II. T. ABBOTT
rushed upon the scene and attempted TO
separate the women. Mrs. Stoddard had
with her "a pet dog and every time Oiiicer
Ozburn tried 10 take held OF Mrs. Siod-
dard the dog took hold Of the officer oy
the leg OF the trousers The other po-
uceuan endeaVored 10 disengnge Mrs-
Brooks and It required all ~ his cstrensth
10 get her loose and eXtricate her hair
from Mrs. Stoddard's clutches. They
were arrested. Constitution.
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dairy. 12i56i5c.: do. creamery. lac.
tHEkSE-Quiet. large white. fancy &C.
EGGS-Firm. State and Pennsylvania,
12uiSc.. western fresh lac
.POTATOES-Stea new, 81. 7ta2
PETROLEUM-Ste steady.
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENTTNE-Qui
RTCE-Steady.
CABBAGE-steady; Long Island. SD
12J
FRETGHTS TO LIVERPOOI-Dull.
COTTON-SEED Olf.-Was "A trine
easier and very dull: prime crude, 1Si6c.
nominal. prime summer yellow, 23isc I;
tutter oil, 2GH2sc.
COFFEE-Options opened quiet az I'M
changed prices 10 points lower. ruled
inactive. with weak undertone following
a hearish set OF cables from foreign mar
kets. heavy Brazilian receipts. light spot
demand and small warehouse deliveries (.
closed quiet and unchanged 10 points
lower: sales 800 bags Including Sep
fomber at S5.J0d5.6o. December. $50.
Spot-Rio dull and nominal. mild inactive.
SUGAR-Raw firm. tending upward:
fair refining. SIC; centrifugal, % test.
sIkc. Refined firm.
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A PROMINENT MERCHANT DEAD.
4 Lexington Couple Married at the
Natural Bridge.

NATURAL. BRIDGE, VA. July IL
special.-Mr. W. j.. Jockey, prominent
merchant OF Fancy I'M this county died
ot his home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Charles Hayes and Miss Grace
Johnston. OF Lexington. drove out yes b
terdav and were married on Pulpit Rock
ON the Bridge az p. VI. Rev Thomas
Johnston OF the same place, came out
and performed the ceremony
While 10 one knew OF the intended
marriage a number Of people were soon
adhered 10 sec it, which was performed
In a light rain.
The reported sale Of the Natural Bridge
"a Mr.. II. s. Corruth, OF Boston, in many
papers recently is a mistake. Mr.. Par
sons is running the hotel as usual and
the season is very good one.
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Fredericksburg Delegates.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. July II
special.-A meeting OF the Democratic
party Of Fredicksburg was held at the
court house tonight and tie following
delegates elected 10 the Congressional
Convention at Urbana, II. II. Wallace
W. H. Merchant, a. + Rowe. Jr.. James
r. Rawlings. Z. Bode. T. McCracken, w.
II. Rodgers. J. W. Harris A. T. Embrey.
george A. Walker. delegate at large, II.
+. CrismOnd.
Resolutions endorsing Hon. william A.
Jones were unanimously passed
The ladies' Of the city are holding fes-
tlval and entertainment on the College
grounds tonight for the benefit OF COM
pany X, at Camp Alger.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July H.-FLoUR-Dull
and unchanged
WHEAT-Easy: spot. s2Has3c.: month.
sOQSOLc. August 10a73Ec. Southern
wheat. by sample. 71aSic.
CORN-Easy. spots 3j43JAc. month,
35d3jl.c.; August. 80 sn3j3Sc.; September,
3Gd36i.c Southern white corn 3sc.
OATS Steady; No. . white. 3Op3lc.
RYE-Firm; No > nearby, cole, NO. :
Westc,n. 52c.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-In better request
and unchanged.
SUGAR-StrOng and unchanged.
BT-TTER-Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEFSE-Steadv and unchanged.
LETTUCE 1.1Od1.15 per basket.
WHISKY-Uuchans
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ONLY ONE CANDIDATE.
Can't. John Lamb will Have NO Oppo-
.ition for denomination.

The time IN which 10 announce them
selves allowed candidates Tor the
Democratic nomination. for congress-
who wish TO run in the primary in Rich
mond expired at noon yesterday
CAPTAIN John Lamb the present repLe-
sentative. was the only person 10 an
nounce himself as an aspirant. lie put
10 his check for 500 10 cover the entire
amount OF the estimate expenses Oh the
election. a.,
The city Democratic Committee VIII
meet tonight the election will
be declared off and Captain Lamb VIII
be allowed TO name all the delegates
Richmond is entitled to. His check VIII
be returned TO him.
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A Boy Killed.

STANTON. VA. July H.-special.-
George Mlnnick. OF Ollobine. Rockingham
county. while on the way with two Trim
bic boys 70 the latters home. near Luph-
kin's switch early this morning. became
tired and went to sleep on the C. & O.
railroad
Minnick was struck By train and his
skull crushed. He soon died The Trim
bic boys escaped.
General Fitzhugh has written Captain
T. c. Morton acknowledging his election
as a member of Stonewall Jackson Camp.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE market for
dr. goods is stn d formative one. &C
tual delay results. while heavy enough 20
give "A basis for future belief in the
market for fl goods. are not heavy
enough TO satisfy sellers. There is a
syrinkling OF buy ers in town, but theY
are not enthusiastic or liberal The re-
ports from road statesmen are lh gen
eral fairly GOOD. Mail orders have done
much 10 bring the weeks average up 10
"a rea soma bile figure.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

popT OF WEST POINT. JULY IA, 1898.
ARRIVED.
c,eau,ship AccOmac. Thompson. NOR
,oIL Messengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. thompson NOT
81 Dassencers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JULY ~
ARRIVED.
schooner Mary Weaver. Miller. 10 Ioso
pine wood. eurD
scbooner c. G.. cramner. Toben, Ium-
Der. Baltimore. Nd.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 14-COTTON-Dull:
middling JIG; net receipts. - bales.
gross. J17 bales, exports TO Great BIZ
tain. an bales. TO France. go Bales
sales. 4l9 bales. spinners. ll9 bales stock'
Total to-day-Net receipts. 442 bales:
exports 90 Great Britain, SD bales. 10
France, go bales; 10 the Continent 5'-'O
bales. stock 20 4S6 bales
Consolidated--Ne receipts. 1884 bales:
exports 20 Great Britain. J.32j bales, 70
France 30 bales, 10 the Continent, H.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
S4Sl. O94 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
q 442 g5I bales. 10 France SD 80 bales (,
TO the Continent, 29it,9jI bales.
CoTTON-Futures opened steady sales.
.. 300 bales; July. Goo. August. Cos; sep
TENDER. Coz october. 6O7. Novemher'
GOG. December Go. January, 6l3; Feb
ruary. GIG. March. go, ApEL G.23.
Futures closed steady. sales 1900
bales: July 600. August Cos. September.
COZ: October. COS November. SOS; De-
cember. GIL. January. G1J. February,
61S. March. 6.2l; April, GA.
Spot cotton closed dull; middhng up
lands 6 BIG; middling gulf. 7-l6; sales.
so bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1L-COTToN---
Futures dull. sa,cs. 300 bales. July, 10
bid August. 5.67g56s. September. 5slH
b Is. OCTOBER. 1hnfil 10. NOkffflutt D. tNfi
5.72; December. 5.I443l5; January. 5.UV
80 February. 5.S0gJS2; March, 5.Sig
5.SG.
LIVERPOOL July IA =. Moot
TON-SpOt IN fair demand, prices steady,
American middling 3 lj-32d The sales
or the day were 1000 bales, OF which
800 were FOR speculation and export, and
included q 300 American. receipts. 5000
bales. including Z. 100 American.
Futures opened steady, with moderate
demand. and closed quiet; American mid
ding. J. m. c.. July 25-G4Q3 1894. buy
ers. July and August. 25-64q3 1864.
sellers: august and September, 3 2i-6ig
3 1854. buyers. September and October.
3 23-GiQ3 2i-6i. buyers. october and No
Der and December. 3 22-Gs sellers; De
cember and January. 3 22-54. sellers. jan
uary and February. 3 22-Gt BUYERS;
BUYERS: March and April. 3 23-64q3 2i-G4.
sellers: April and May. 3 1864 buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-15
THE MARKET TOOK
AN UPWARD TURN
When News of Santiago's Surrender
on Our Terms Was Received.
YESTERDAYS LOSSES WIPED OUT
The Favorable News Caused a Sharp
Recovery in Stocks that Had Been
Much Dcprcsscd-Thc Fear of
Yellow Fever is Relieved

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE stock mar
kot showed a firm resistance to pressure
all day and when the news was received
that Santiago had surrendered on our
terms a vigorous upward movement set
IN. which wiped out a large part OF the
losses incurred in yesterdays bear raid.
The fear Of the Introduction OF yellow
foyer into this country II 10 should gain
a fOOthOid among our forces had as much
90 DO with yesterdays decline as did
tho fears OF a military setback. This
was indicated by tho sharp recovery to-
day In such stocks as Louisville ana
Nashville and Southern rail way preferred.
There was "a brief period Of depression
az the opening due 90 sympathy with
London. where the belief prevailed mat
tho Spaniards would refuse 10 surrender
Santiago. and thus nccess5tate lons
siege.
Net gains IN the more active stocks
were near "a point. ana In some cases,
notably Omaha and Hawaiian CONNER
Cial gains exceeded > points Inc cntire
INSCRIPTIONS or the Government loan by
small subscriptions seems pructcally as
surCd. There Us no doubt that this VIII
release considerable sums or money hell
hv banks. corporations and syndicatcs as
reserves against bids for large amounts
Of the bonds As an oblcct-lesson OF the
resources OF the country. this absorption
Of "a 5000 .oNu 600 loan bearing interest pc
low the saving bank rate is a good SHOW
Eonde were active. Total sales. 5000
0OO United states IS and the old as
coupon, declined "a in the bid price
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Money on
call steady az 1d14 per cent; last loan
al ia per cent. prime mercantile paper.
8i5nft per cent Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
bills az 1865, l4SG for demand and ~
4sfba4S4a. Tor sixty days. posted rates.
4s5i504s7: commercial bills. 1917 Silver
certificates. 5gk0Jni4.; bar silver. oo's
Mexican dollars. 45l. Government bonds
weak
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New Headquarters

Mr.. T.. s. Jones. secretary OF the FIRE
Department. has moved his once into
the Board OF Fire Commissioners room
at the City Hall. and IL now nicely loca-
ted for busieess with no chance OF oeipx
interrupted In his work by the genera
work IN thu operating room OK the DE-
partmcnt.
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WHEAT-No-

steady. No. y4ll0W cOrn, ~ UJZ 90 No.
, spring wheat. old. SOC, No. 3 spring
wheat. old. 7JQS2c.. No. > red. new, 1jc.:
No. . corn. 32032kc.. 30. oats. &c,
No . white. 2Gian2GMc.: No. 3 white. 2jH
26c.: No. . rye. sea iGigc. No. 2 harley,
31n34c: No. ] fax seed. SiOiis. prime
timothy seed. $3.50. mess pork per bar
rel. 81. sOa9.S5. lard. per 100 pounds s. -
dJGO: short rib sides 0OOsel. Sj.4ju5tI.
dry sailed shoulders boxed. Si1jp5.
short clear sides boxed. $Gdb 20. sugars
unchanged: butter-brsk demand; crc-m-
fresh IIILc
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SICK HEADACHE CITRCD

and it's returns prevented by the use
OF DIR. Davids Liver Pills The Rest on
Earth" for the cure Of constipation. bill
liousness. headache. dyspepsia and all
stomach and liver troubles. DIR. David's
Lover Pills act mild and effective and are
pleasant and perfectly harmless Price
q cents a box. everywhere; Ave hoxss Cor
81. OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Richmond. Va
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Richmond, Va, July Il, 1SoS.
Offerings ~ auction on Change to-day.
"a packages. highest price, $l@.'V, general
average price OF the entire sale, =. ~,
Messrs. Frazer AZ Tompkins sold: W. j.
No. ! at $50. No. Al 50. No. 3 al So.-J
aud No. al Si1O; J. A. B.-NO. 3 az S'lV
No al 81; G.. " P.-No. j az -. No
at S7.7J. and No. 3 al $40; b. VI. B.-N0.
= at 500. No. 3 AT s., No. al 500, W.
J.. L.-No. ! at SlO.2J, No. = al $J.4o, o. =.
J.-No. J az 500 >. S.-No; az -
at s., b. T.-NO. al $40, No. al 80,
h. J.. S.-No / taken In az $3.50.
John r. Jacob * Co. sold. g. II. h
No 1l5 at Sl0.7j, No. l23 at 500. No. l5l
at $40. No. 1ly al $3.50 No. 10 az =.
No l22 at S7.2j No. rs at Sll2o, 10. IA
at s.. No. 1l3 at SO, No. ~ 40 50 -. No.
III al S7.2j. No. us az $40, No. 30 al
SIl25. No. 129 at s. p, No. l5i ~ zi.O-'2,
No. l21 AT Sll.JO, No. l26 az Sllto. 10.
~ az $3.50. No. III at 500, No, "a
al 81. No. ~ 40 SO No. 1856 AZ Sl1.2j.
No. l3S at 50. 80. 40 at $f.Co, No. l5t at
SlO75. 40. 1873 al 5000, No. 40 AZ 500,
No. llG M 5000 No. 100 al Sl0.I5. No. -
at SEQ; J. Il. J.-No. az s., No. : al
ST.7J. No. 8 at 50: n. a. K.-No. ] 40 $500,
No at 800. J. c. Pho. taken IN
VI. Ben. Palmer & Co. sold: p. 4. G.
at SlO2 and No at IS; p. \. g. x c
No. at $1l, T.. 4. g. * L---No. az
SlO2J: L. A. g. q Pho. , az SO 20, NO.
3 at Sl0.75 No. al $50; 4. McG.-No. i
at Ss25. No al $40; -. II. $40; 3
al $3.50. and No. 4 al SG2j. j. H. W
No Z. at ST62ia. No 3 at $3.50. NO az
So and No. . az t4.G0
Messrs. L. b. Vaughan & Co. will offer
a sun-cured break and George A. Haynes
will offer a break OF about ninety tbJ
packages Of sun-cured t0baccos at auc-
lion on Change tomorrow, Friday. July
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
-Fillers. IA hogsheads; cutters. 4; scrap
dark. 2: leaf dark. lO' Tugs iaark) j.
Total 81 hOgsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-B Bright. q hogsheads and !
tierces: dark. 3l4 hogsheads ana q
tierces: western. 10 hogsheads. Rein
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 10 hogsheads.
stonewall. Shockoe. Crenshaws. Daven-
norris. Allegheny. Old Dominion. Planters
and SeahrOOk's tobacco warehouses re-
mort to-day: Receipts. 10 packages, de-
iiveries 155 packages. u.
tions on tobacco for the city or Rich
mord. va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
81 i6I 81; plug tobacco, S2'2I3.fO. Iotai'
S5.43SCO'
Messrs. Frazer G. Tompkins tobacco
commission merchants, no. lue SCUM
Twelfth street. RICHMOND, Va. make the
following continents ioI inc WIN v" ~
DI DSssys-Marl,et continues firm at un-
changed quotations, receipts ana offerings
moderate ,,o.,..... ,fob,.
market continues very quiet
SUM- ured-Recepts ana offerings con-
tinue light and market fairly active
And quote prices current as follows
sUN-CURED TOBACCO.
ruc, ....S 3.JOGs SEQ
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union Gosnel Mission.

Rev. ]. ]. White. well known In mia
sfon work in Richmond in the past. who
has been preaching recently In the noun
talns az virginia. Is holding meetinss -
Union Gospel Mission No. norm sew
ensh street. Services will Do hetd TO-
nlrht al o'clock. Everybody y aasatea
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Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NoRFoLK pEANuT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA, July 14-PEANUTS-
Peanuts-Farmers stock fancy. 3lc.;
strictly prime. 3l4H3Ac.; prime. 3dJ#c. .
firm. Spanish zoe. market weak.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Ill. July 1i-Unfavorablc
threshnR returns. disappointing crop
frNs. caused covering by shorts to-day
in wheat. September advanced is4hc.
Corn rose Ld%c.. and oats isc. PORK and
ribs &c. each and lard 30.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onyn High Low. Close.
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WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 1i.-SPlR-
ITS ON TURPENTINE-Flrm az ga
2p4c.. receipts. 30 casks.
kOSIN-Steady at 9Jc.HSli receipts 50
barrels. 90
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm az ga
80. receipts. 81 barrels.
TAR-steady at Sl25; receipts. rs bar
rels
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Nor and w. SIS Observation-Disclosures. 122
Northwestern coneols ...... ........ 1927
Northwestern Deb SIS ........... Jlots
o. Nav. lists ........ ............... III .
O. Nav. As ...... ................. 9Jh
q. 5. Line SIS, L r............,..... IL
q. :. Line IS. (. r.................. lOf1
Pacific 6s OF '9j...... ............. l0lis
Reading IS ......... minimum. e-.
r. c. " lists .... .............. SHi5
ST. Louis and !. NJ Con. 3's........ 9iss
ST. l.. and san Gen. Us............. us
ST - Con..... 49,. ............ 143
ST. PAU c. and y. lists ........... 1i7h
ST. Paul G. and +. 5s ............ llJ
Southern r. w. b's ...... .........- ~
STANDARD Rope and Irvine G's.,.. 20
Tenn. new settlement IS ......... 50
Tex. Pac. l. G.. lists .............. 1854
Tex pac. reg. DDS ........ ......... 4fiS
L. r.. -. and Gulf lists ............. SOS
Wabash lst SIS ............ 10
Wabash DDS ..,........... SGb
W. Shore ........ .....-....... IVo'4
Virginia Centuries 800. ........... as
Virginia Centuries deferred ......
Mobile and Ohio as ............... Is
~ and W. consols. as ............ Slb
Central and Ga. 5s ............... SsA
Central Of Ca lists ................ -
Central Of Ca. DDS .................. IS
Union Pacific IS ...... ............. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-15
SAVANNAH. GA. July Isl

SAVANNAH, GA. july If-9I-IIIIo
or TUKPENTlNE-24Ac sales, as
casks. of which ~ were az 2illc. and
2g6 at 24lac. After the close sales were
made at DC: receipts. l,jlj casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales. .2u9 barrels re-
ceipts, 1874 barrels. A. h, 9, ID, HJc., j.,
Sl05. L. x11J: G.. S1.3O. II. ]. $40. Is,
SI45: NJ, $50. y. SEQ; window glass,
$40, WAGER white. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-15
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. july 1f.-TUR-
PENrlNE-Marke firm az 2il-c.; sales.
none.
9Oc: T.. 81. j.. SlOj; @, 81 90 II, Sl"J;
J. Sl.3J; Is, $40; NJ, Slf5, =, Sl.,U, WIN
dow glass. $1.6j; water white, SLt5.