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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12
CeTeais-Stsady.
Rutter-~FiFT.
Eggs-Weak

The following prices are being offered
To TIE producers by local dealers for de-
livery n fslnd lots on the dock or Ia the
ears at Sestfle:
era IN Puget sound oats SIS: harley SIS
per ton: wheat chicken feed s9a: bran, SIS
al. per ton; shorts. sIs; corn, sia01n.
H<v--t'GzEsg ~eHBd Ray. 81 5seg ts5-l, East
ern Washington timothy. sl5d15-50.
Eges-Fresh ranch. -nc.
Eutter-FreSh ranch. lH4-sc: creamery.
2s12Sc
Pogl,ry-Chickens. live. s6Ioc per II:
drr@sed. S4llcs turkeys i've. lie, dressed,
121f4c: ducks. live. s3.5aG5.
Live SIock-Choiee beef cattle. cows.
2,Y42s&c: steers, 3g5l&c: choice speep, 40
Sac; good hogs. &c; calves, dressed, large,
&c; small. eG7c; calves. live. large. &C:
calves live small 5ikc.
Hides. Pelts and Tailow-Heavv salted
&c: light. &c: saIted kips. &c; calf. per
steers. over 60 lbs, 7sdSae; medium. per ID.
l4si2c: light, under is lbs. &c; heavy cows.
10. &C. green alCes, lc less than sailed: dry
hides. per 10. 1edl2c: culls on above, one
third less; dry eiks. per 10. se312c; dry deer
skins. summer per ID, E6f30c; good winter,
lSc: poor TO Thin winter. sIl0c: sheen Ilelts
long wool Western Washington. cisaned.
lsIl5c per ID: dirty. lo4l2c per ID; taliow,
el1T3c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12
Hudson Medical Institute,

stockton, Market and Ellis SITS.
San Francisco, California.
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Jobbing Quotations.


Bntief-Eanch, IMZlc: fancy dairy, IN
squares. 23025c: Washington cIeameries'
Glib prints 2SI2oc.
Cheese 0obb.ng)-Native Washington, 10
mi3c: Eastern. f2ieIl3c.
Eggs Uobbngf-Storage, Eastern iid1-c:
f~ceN Eastern. 20a22c; strictly fresh ranch,
oG22c
Comb Honey-91i2c: Nevada, tic.
Poultry-Dressed chickens. IIsG!2iSc +:
live chickens aG11c: dressed turkeys. 13c
live turkeys i2c: ducks. s.. 504i5 per doz,
dressed ducks IIml2hc
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Heavy Hard wa re.

Ni~a K0ue-Ilfst.
Bar Iron f15a}sug}-Pase sizes. saa2 =
rar c1s- Norway iron 4t4c per 10
Iron Pipe 09afang)-W Wrought iron. Up 10
g.. hiacs. 50 peer cent. OH E-t larger
Sizes. 60 and 70 per cent; galvanized. IL
and under 50 and per cent of. iarser
ss7ss. A. and per cent. on list.
saeet Zinc sjobo.os}-7i@c pr ID.
Tin Plate Gohh.ug}-C aarc0ai mates
bright IL I4x98 s5alZ rer box. TX s. .:
charcoal plates teTne. -. Iix2o.. s.. -; 2lx
e Sl3 red'oQed SKIS SO
Sheet Iron Coaoirgt-A American. com
mon No. q E5a; galvanized. 20 and 10
per cent. Ell 6st.
salngIe Bands-Galvanized, SIG Per Ii:
black 414c per h.
l-e Per 10: extra wiriag, &c.
oils and Jurpeusfre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12

ORDINANCE NO. 4I42-An Ordinance
10 license and regulate the business of
secondhand dealers III the city Of Seattle.
and to provide penalties for the VIOLA
ton of the provisions thereof
ie y ordained by the City OF Seattle as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12

U,S.new As, reg. 1921 \ T. Cen - ma
New ss. couN-!-s72 North Car. es ..-i29
FoErS, reg .-.-llS Fours - fAi
Pours, coup ..nStsl Nor Pac. lists Hrs
Twos. reg Ssls. 1hrees - e2}z
fIyes, reg ...Jls2ai Fsours - - ~.
Flves, coup ..!iiAiNY.C. & StL.4s.IGs
District s DOS lilo Nor a. Nest 81 iail.
Ala.-Class A ..l09 n w ronsois f9s.-
Glass Il ....,..l0I Deb 81 IfTi.t
lass y .....''i9 OR. Nav. lists ...ll3iz
10y - ''A5t tohTs ..... pa
AtSaisoh - '.'.- ~ Or :. l.. 6s. I. r.i&i
,AuJ. - 49, ia lives. I. r. -. s.
an go SO, ,ds --ivs lCr. i'm, lists. {. r.lo5
S,s'ti- az 1875 80. Elves, (. 2. -, %
IN. IeFnlna! Aor4 Fac Is of - ili51i
cheS; * Cllo %. y Reading As ...... S4ia
Y, II, x u AS lt4as Il. q. ". lists -. S3r1
ID. a. r. G.. lists. .l0Sl4 StIs, & TN,(,5s SSs..
tours -. 40 StI. ~ : Il (,Fs NJ
East Tenn. 1sts.1as tSf Paul CON isat.
= Ere Wy zen, As =. aaSt PC. < P.lsts .tlsls
" ~ ts's, III - flyeS ...,. .li6is
Seili E =. g Is .'.S9ss. {. Non-Fdnd. u
u; II. q >. A. os.l9o $50. Ry. * $50. 42Ss
Seconds =. loo Stand II G. r & $50
FL. & T. Cen. IS. 10 Tenn. new ser a. X
Con. SIS ........I05 IF y I, &: 1sfs osa.
Iowa c. lists -. SsZs Reg ads sStt
X. +. Con-, (. r. eaia Union Pae ISIS f69 q
k.P. list ID. t.r.iiG fUPD e {; isis a.
La New Con 4s.IOi Wabash lsf ss t,5ss+
l.. y. Uni. ~. S5ik Seconds S1te
Missouri IS lod IWest Sborc ,,.iqs
NJ. v. IL L. eds GSJsIVa Centuries $50
Fours 49,. .... S9iei Deferred %
\. y. Cen lists Ils - - 20
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Nuts and Dried Fruits.

wainuts per ID. sack, ST19c: Eastern
Slack w7lrufe -. ueesus Eec. f7lhe-ts Joe.
almonds. fancy soft shell ffGI9c. almonds
cheaper Grade. SsIt0c: peanuts. s1sc, nine.
re: hickory. e. italian chestnute l9ig.s;
ErazH Tie. hazel. =; roroauG.s. Ss4s9c rer
doz- popcorn. II per ih-
Dried Fruit G0hhircl Arr!cots
bleachei. per IL 1870; Grs. California. per
!1 tcF -, tt-.-. teaches ey4D-
GRATED. per n, TG1oc: apples. b,eached Tsr
b. Gle. nr1ues Washington E1sc. Call
foruia SAFE raisiaS I l.. &e7s per box:
loose Nusc8telles 81 siTisr per h, seed
less Auscatelles e; saediess Spl.anas. izc
Ger p; smyrna iigS fancy lsrge &c: fancy
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grangers were also heavy IN the dealings.
though subsequent recovery etctiAs;s
their prices fraction shove yesterday. 3
close. The cca4ers were centerS al de-
preSS.cn on account ~ sae condition OF
trade and the unssssons Die rass11eSs Ct
the weather, on the other hGna t0eEe
were very striking activity and sfrenetn
IN the Northern Pacific stocks ana taS
Union Pacific. This strength seemed Is
extend 10 connecting railroads IN she TeSE
and northwest. Thus not 0Aly NoTtherh
Pacific and Union Pacif7c rase from y 70
: points. bur Denver & Efa tiFan8e pra,
Union Pacific. Denver & ts9tS. Oregon
Navigation. Oregon Short tA0s and Cigt~
E0n Improvement showing gains ranging
up = points in Oregon Navigation. TneS1
stocks were strong OF anss pstiGa os ga
crossed traffic 70 the Ai0aGske. They
were helped by the aecisiGa oE the ig-
terstata commerce commission - cGD-
tinue the suspension o. the soslg aad shors
haul on traffic IT competition with Cam
3clan railroads. The Ge2ltag ga me
stocks OF these transcontinental Tires was
very heavy and transfers Of clocks II
several thousand shares were quite frs
QUVnt all day
Money closed slightly easier bat most
OF Inc business OF the day was done 81 >
per cent In the tir,e money market.
" Gays and {rom - ~ per cent COR
thrse 70 seven months There vas an
active demand for commercial paper. hut
the supply was good Among she notah.s
movements OF tne day were The dscAae "a
= IN baltimore u Ohio and rise Of
points In the common and preferred stock
OF Suscueh&naa * Western
TIE bond market was very active aud
the hign grade issues all showed h!cn
Prices There were several transactions
o. par value OF SlGa, go. Ii was very Wei
distributed. but the Atchison unlaa 49,
cihc, Texas ~ Pacific and Union Pacific
Denver X Calf issues led in po!nt Of sc-
ttNiIy. Total sales, $a,5gss .ss9 United
states IS REGISTERED are !. higher. ana The
new - Il bid higher.
Money snd Exchange.
Money on call. easy at stskts tsr cent:
tast loan, -tg. closed bid at .s.sfS per cent
StetAnS exchange. easy. WITH business IN
bankers at Sass FOR demand and 81 81 .T
4.s1ts Tor sixty days. Posted rates. 81. Sil4
Qlse. Commercial bills. $lSg3s. silver
Ssrtihca'es- SsasSlSsc. B&r silver s.ssc.
Mexican dollars. 4ic. Government bonds
strong. State bonds, dull Railroad bonds
strong. s'
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n1gs. H25d1.75: navels s2Q2-5: Jansnese
mandar3n,, 81; budded oranges. $1,000:
lemons. fancy California s.; lemons
apples 5o1-5c: comuon apples, 5aa50c:
NF~f-a' 81 r'e~ r-te2 e per Dbl
= N per box; pears, 80 foc per box: p'neap-
MES sSrTg n
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Exchange.

London. GO days. 1881 London, sight ..4ss
Financial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, July !, lSjS
Offerings al auction ON Change to-day
by Messrs. George 4. Haynes and slas
SnelDulne. 40 packages of suu-cured to-
bacco; highest price $3.50: general aver
age price of the entire sale was S13G4.
Mr.. George a. Haynes sold: W. j. Sor-
rell, OF caroline counly-No. Olj pounds
ncD az 500, No. l4S pounds at $l3.2J
No. $40 pounds al 5000 No. $50
pounds at $lL2j, No. . c. pounds at
So and No. q 90 pounds at $50; j. b.
Terrell. Essex cOunty-No. 1 l0j pounds
at $500. No. 600 pounds at So. No
600 pounds AT S12jO. and No. ( 90
pounds 20 $3.50. e.. A. Baker. Caroline
county-No. / OlJ pounds ai SlT. 80.
600 pounds at $3.50. No. 3 (6SJ pounds
al Sll -, No. (bjO pounds 40 s.. NJ. c.
Broadus. of Caroline county-No. ] 900
pounds metz at $3.50. No. (5f5 pounds
at $40, NO t3bJ pounds az SIS. No.
1888 pounds a. Slf.-5 no. = l20S pounds
az SD ~, and NO q (lND pounds al 90
Pitts and IA. G0uden. Caroline county
No. I W3 pounds at Sl9.7j. 40. $50
pounds at $50. No. 3 $3.50 pounds at 81
No. C321 pounds at ST.. and no. (iij
p0undsD al SO %. j. g. Motley Caroline
No. (23O pounds al SIG. j. y. Motley
Caroline county-No. l 0lj pounds az
$50 No. (27J pounds az $3.50. and No.
3 (42O pounds at SlO.5O. j. l.. Motley
at SIS. No. C4Gj pounds at Sl2 and No
3 (2lj pounds at SlOO2i2; Eugene Wright
Caroline cOunty-NO. / 03O pounds al
S2l No 600 pounds az sol, NO $50
pounds at Sl17J. No. (42J pounds at
Sll. and No. . Cj25 pounds al 5000.
Mrs. ). NJ. Andrews. Caroline county
No. ] G3j pounds at Sl4. No. 900
pounds at S225; C.. Loving. Caroline
cOunty-No. l CO pounds al 500 30. 30. .
ass pounds M $3.50. No 3 Obs pounds)
at s1O62ik, and No. $50 pounds al
s. %: j. :. l.. OF Fluvanna cOunty-No.
(g2 pounds) az $500 Total number OF
packages sold by George a. Haynes to-
Mr.. silas shelburne sold: r. l.. G.. No
2 at Sl2.7j and No. / at slG5O Total
number Of packages sold by Shelburne. p
Al the sales at auction on Change
by George A. Haynes to-day Mr.. w j.
Sorrell, OF Caroline county. averaged
for his crop Sll p. G.. A. Baker OF Caro-
line county. averaged $l21s. NJ. g.
Broadus. OF Caroline county. averaged
1888; Messrs Pitts & H. Goulden, OF
Caroline county, averaged $3.50: =. G..
Motley, OF Caroline county, averaged
SASS; ]. y. Motley, Of Caroline county
averaged S17G6: J. L. Motley OF Caroline
county, averaged S13.j4; Eugene Wright,
of Caroline county. averaged So %; Mrs
S. NJ Andrews. OF Caroline county, aver
aged si3l2; c. Loving OF Caroline cOun-
~, averaged Sl42i, and J. b. Terrell, OF
Essex county. made an average OF SI0.12
At the sales al auction on Change to-
day by Silas Shelburne r. L. G.. made
an average OF $li.62.
Messrs l.. b. Vaughan & Co.. w. Ben
Palmer & Co., and George A. Haynes will
offer breaks OF sun-cured tobacco AZ auc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08

s,rInred Instruments, composed OF vio-
Iirs mandoIIns and guitars. The meeting
promises TO DO both Interesting and e"'e'
tanning.
BRIEF MENTION.
There was no business before the May
or's Court yesterday morning 10 engag'
the attention OF Squire w. u. b'nsV"'
Everything is also quiet In police oircies,
The County Court OF Chesterfield Will
begin its July term on Monday next.
Mrs. J. r. Prettyman and family LEI,
yesterday morning for Harrisonours 10
spend the summer.
Mrs w. ]. saunders. OF Cedartown.
Ga. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. W.
Welsiger, OF 1902 Perry street.
Mr.. IA. w. Curtis. OF Lee Han, Va
has returned home after a pleasant Visit
to friends in this city.
Rev. DR. l.. r. Thornhill will preach a.
Oak Grove Baptist church tonight. All
are welcome.
Master Benny Moore OF Swansboro. Is
detain at his home by sickness.
Mr.. W. b. Chndress, OF Powhatan
county. who has been In the city on a
business trip, left Wednesday night for
his home.
CAPTAIN 4. c. Attksson. the Common
wealth's- Attorney OF Manchester. left a
few days since for Amelia county, where
he will spend the summer.
The stockholders OF the Manchester
Building and Loan Association will meet
I'm the Mechanics and Merchants Bank
on the evening OF July 18th at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. J. b. Kelly and Wife OF Baltimore.
are visiting Mr. Ira W. Alley, OF Chester
field county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
MEYER SYCLE,
tOS East Broad Street,
NEXT CORNER FIRST.
MASONS TO OBSERVE
The One Hundrcdth Anniversary or
the Death of George Washington.

AS heretofore stated in the Gazette. the
Freemasons OF the United states Will
under the auspices OF the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia, celebrate the lDth ami
versorv of the death of George Wash
inqton. with fitting ceremonies, I'm this
city and at Mt vernon. The anniFersd-
nv will occur on the Hth day OF De-
cember, 1899. and il Is estimated thht
not less than ten thousand memeDers Oh
the fraternity VIII participate IN 'ho
celebration. washington was made a
Mason IN the old lodge at F'redericks-
burg. but he served as worshipful mas
ter OF Alexandria-Wa shington Lodge,
No. 22. at this city. The lady regents
OF Mount Vernon have given their per-
mission for the exercises 10 take place
at Washington's tomb, and have ex-
pressed their desire 10 cooperate with
the Masons.
The committee appointed by the
Grand Lodge 10 report a suitable pro-
gramme IS at work. As stated In the
Gazette last Friday a meeting was held
al the Hotel Raleigh. in Washington.
last Thursday night. at which were
presont Judge x. T.. w. Duke. Jr.,
Grand Master OF Masons in Virginia;
Mr.. X. Kemper chairman OF the COM
mittee. Captain Micajah Woods. and
Judge T. h. Sener. After a discussion
of some OF the general features OF the
celebration. Mr.. Kemper and Judge
Senior were appointed a subcommittee
10 report programme In detail. Ihis
subcommittee has agreed upon the toi-
lowing outline:
Risbon Randolph. OF the Diocese
OF Southern Virginia. who WAS made
Mason In the Fredericksburg lodge
will he invited 10 make the opening
PRAYER and the grand chaplain or mo
Grand Lodge Rev. Or. George IL Ray
will make the closing prayer Ihere
will be no other religious service. ana
no sermon. Two addresses viii be de-
livered. one by the Grand Master ana
the other by President Mckinley 81 ne
will accept the invitation. The Presi-
dent is a Mason, and II ~ taken Toe
granted that he will not decline.
on the night OF December 18th BAN
ouet will be given I'm Washington, az
which there VIII be a number OF ap-
propriate toasts. At first II was IN
tended 20 have the banquet in Aleran-
dria. hut washington was selected for
two reasons-nrst. by having IL there
the scope OF the celebration would Do
wldened. and. second, the faculties, " IL
said. for providing an entertainment on
a large scale will be greater III WASH
ington than in Alexandria.
The committee will recommend On
the Grand Lodge that It's annual COM
munication for 1879 be held In Alexan-
dria, beginning on the 18th OF Decem-
Der and continuing three days.
The Grand Lodge OF Virginia has
sent Invitations 90 all tho grand lodges
IN this country. and number OF for
eign grand lodges. Thirty-three or these
Invitations have already been accepted.
including that 70 the Grand Lodge o,
the District OF Columbia. There will
No an auxiliary committee from the
District OF Columbia jurisdiction. and
also a ladies' auxiliary committee.-Aiex-
andra Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08

lower; July closed at SIC: September
closed at 73hc. December closed At l3l.c.
CORN-Spot quiet. No. >. CSC. options
weakened BY unfavorable cables. reai]-
ing. better crop reports. and the drop IN
wheat. 10 finally rallied little, ana
closed &c net lower July closed at 3Giic.;
September closed 3'hc.; December closed
al 3Sikc.
lions dun and easier with corn. closing
Ac net lower. July closed al 2Jilc.
c PIT MEATS Steady: picked bellies,
fj.37lzqI. picked shoulders N-25i picked
LARD-Firmer: western steamed. $40
G5.75. July, $j.7I nominal. REIN
PORK Flrmer.
RUTTER-Firm: western creamery,
13IbqiGbc factory, l1oi2hc.; Elgins,
Isle: imitation creamery, l2Hlfc.' State
&c c;HfEEsE~ quiet; large white. e7s@7c:
EGGS-Firmcr. state ana Pcnnsyiyanla'
12G12i5c.. western fresh, l2zWl3c.
POTATOES Steady; new. $2tJHJ.
PETROL UN-NOminal, United clOsed
no market. Rchned-New VOTE, SO--''
Philadelphia and Baltimore sou DO IN
RosiN~ Steady: strained, common to
b TTTTTRPENTINE- steady at 2Ghd2GHc.
RICE Steady: domestic. fair to extra
s312isdT2J p. Japan. s.. 1910.
CARBAGE -Firmer. Long Island, per
barrel 7509Oc. ...,,.-.
COTTON-SEED Oll.-snade sseau .l,,I
prime summer yellow 23o24c.' OF sum
mer yellow, &c. ,.,.
COFFEE-Options opened steady win
prices unchanged: ruled inactive ana teA-
tureless. selling checked by more iaNoI"-
hIe gurone8n cables than expected. and
buving checked 10y apathy ~ SPOT DE-
mand and Indications Of Increasing re-
CENTS af Rio and santos; closed STEADY
and unchanged TO ; points higher, sales.
r zoo haas. including July az $3.50. Au-
0ust e. - gpot-Rio quiet. No. Z IN
voice. S612ib: No. iobbing S6.62l4; milo
quiet. Cordova. IS jO01j.
SUGAR-Raw steady AZ the decline
fair refining. 3kc. centrifugal, 10 TEST
41Lc Refined steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
University scholarships.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July T.
Spccial-The faculty Of the University
off Virginia has Just awarded the scholar
ships for public school graduates 10 Mr..
w. b. stone. of Roanoke, and Mr. \. NJ.
Dobie. Of Norfolk These scholarships
entitle the holders 20 500 per year and
free tuition in the academic department
of the University for three years.
BY enactment of the visitors. six schol-
arships We're set aside for the graduates
of the Virginia public schools, two 10 be
filled each year. The examinations are
competitive and are set by the professors
of English Latin and Mathematics.
through the school superintendent Of the
county or city in which the candidate
FOR the scholarship resides.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 7-FLOUR-DuI
ana unchanged
WHEAT-Firm spot. size; August. -
N7jAc.; September. 72#c. Southern
wheat. by sample. 1SNS3c.
CORN-Stoady. spot and month 3jiE0
3j&c.; August. 3G036bc.. September, $40
N37iac. Southern white corn. SO
OATS Steady, No. . white. 2Jia03ll.c.
RNE-Frmer. No. > nearby 3su4Jc. /.
No. . western. 500.
GRAIN FREIGHTS- Some demand for
steamers; parcel room quiet. steam. TO
Liverpool per bushel. ID July; Cork for
orders. per quarter. IS. July. 3s. August.
SUGAR-StrOng and unchanged.
BUTTER Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE-Fir and unchanged.
LETTUCE 1o012j per basket.
WHISKY-UuchangOd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR GRASS
WIDDWEHS

Beginning Monday. July 18th. and on
every Monday thereafter during the sum-
mer the Chesapeake and Ohio will run
Grass Widowcrs' train from Waynesboro
10 Richmond. leaving WaynesbOrO \.
NJ. and arriyeins 100 Richmond al 10 A.
NJ. This will be O. convenient train for
those who have their families for the
sumner located between Waynesboro and
Richmond 10 leave them on Monday
morning and reach the city in time for
business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
CA.STo7IA.
y; ,a:- u
90. y; ! IZzAAZzzI If! II; 4
wlE ATLAS.

Tho Seaboard AIR Line has cotton out
and placed I'm the hands of ali its Ticket
Agents al principal points War Atlas'
showing the Tnred States. European
countries. cape Verde and Philippine
Islands cuba and its larger cities IN de
America Europe and South America.
These Aliases are fun u information.
and will provc of great assistance in un-
deretgndire the movements Of fleets and
armies as given In the newspapers. on
account of the great expense or getting
ou+ tbis Atlas. the Seabodrd Air Line is
cornnelled 10 fix a price Of twenty-five
comic e9cb which is merely nominal.
Thev can be obtained upon application
10 AGENTS. Representatives or 10 T. j..
Anderson. General passenger Agent,
Portsmouth, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
CAUGHT RED HAN0UO.
The Robbers of Mr.. Tompkins' House
Found with the Stolen Goods.

MISREPRESENTATION. VA, July l.
SpeciaI-Two men giving the names OF
Valentine and Lloyd. We're arrested near
tbis city. charged with having robbed
the residence of Mr. b. Tompkins, near
Goshen church last Tuesday
Some of the stolen property was found
Am their possession. They were COM
mitted to- Jail at Spotsylavania Court
house for trial at the next term Of court
Rev W L. Reaney, rector Of Trinity
Episcopal church. I'm this city has re-
ceived "a call 10 a church in the Diocese
of Illinois. n few miles from Chicago,
which he has under consideration, but
has not vet accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
TO OPPOSE QUARLeS.
The Republicans viii Nominate .
Candidate Next August

LEXINGTON. VA, July T-special-
THE District Committee OF the Repaoli-
can party for the renth District. met
here tonight and stanton was selected
"a the Mace for the holding OF the con-
ventlon to nominate a Republican candi-
date for Congress and August 18th the
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08
PRICES TAKE
UPWARD TURN.
A Notice TO the Bears That They Can
not Control the Market.
MONEY MARKET IS STILL EASY.
Although Much Money is Being Paid
90 the Treasury for New Bonds,
ices in Stocks Cen
orally Were steady.
MONEY MARKET IS STILL EASY.

NEW YORK. July 7.-To-dly's advance
Ga prices was PROBABLY intended as an
edmonitlOn Co the bear party that they
were not 10 be allowed 90 have their own
way in forcing down prices, even IN me
existing dullucss OF speculation. To-day >
BUYING gave uo indication that 10 grew
ont of AN urgent desire FOR the owner
ship OF securities. but seemed rather an
organized EFFORT TO mark up prices.
There was some covering OF snort con
tracts Induced by the advance. but n0th-
ing 10 show that there had been any large
outstanding short interest in me market
The pushing up of prices Us clearly q,
signed TO invite outsiders interest IN the
market. but no such interest was mani
tested to-day. The pending Adjournment
OF CongTess and renewed reports tndt
Spain was about TO sue for peace tthue4
10 help the rise Reports OF railroad
earnings were also encouraging, manu-
some advances being shown over the cor
responding period Of last year OUTSIDE
the craln-carrying roads, on which the
traffic reached abnormal proportions last
year ..--.. 80.
Vsithstandlug that the banks are losing
money 10 the sub-Ircasury by reason OF
the collection OF Subscriptions 10 tile ~
bond issue. New York exchange IN nj
caQo fell to-day 90 par. as against -Vc
f,rernfunl YESTERDAY There was rise OF
i.c In the actual rates for sterling eN-
change iu response 90 the hardening IN
the London money market a..
Kings County Elevated lists were the
feature in bonds. with a ris0 OF . per
cont The cOmpanv's stock advanced 10
19i.c bid iu the outside market against
saIcs last week at 3. Prices generally
werc about steady. Total sales. = 3Oo.-
On Quotations I'm Government bonds
were unchanged throughout
MONEY AND Money on
caU steady at 15 per cent; last loan az
~, per cent. prime mercantile paper, -
az per cent Sterling exchange hrm, WIN
actual business in bankers bills M 4e5fa
n4S6 Tor demand. and at 4ciAPiNo IoI
1eGLQ4S7. commercial bills. 4S304S3aa.
silver certificates. 5Shn59h; bar silver.
$50: Mexican dollars. 4jA. Government
bonds firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-08

Cash QuotailOns were as fOIOWs. fIuuf
slow. No. yellow corn. 32lG32tc., No
2 spring wheat. soc. No. spring wheat
7G0Slc.; No. . red. soc. No corn. W &C.,;
No oats, 22#c. No. white. &c; No.
white 2jc. No. . rye. 44c.; No. barley.
3l03Jc.; No. ! fax seed Sl0ii1. prime
timothy seed 500. mess pork. per bar
rel. S9G5Q9 20. lard per 100 pounds $3.50
0J.32l2: short rib sides OoOsol. $500
$50. dry sailed shoulders boxed, 5000
4.7J. short clear sides (ooNed). $3.50
go; sugars unchanged; butter steady
creameries. l3iqni6c; diaries. 1lGl3c..
egCe firm. fre-l. lnI.n.