davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE Colonel r. W Nelson. OF New
nort Ky and j. y. Calvc. Costa Rican Minister.
washington HOFFNiAN-Ex-Ma G. .. Green.
OF Birrhamton y. Y. and Colonel J. T. Gaynor.
of Favettcvlle y. Y. FOLLAND-ColOnel Samuel
= Colt OF Providence. MANHATTAN-Dr. Carlos
p Macdonald Of Pleasantviile. y Y. MURRAY
HILIl-Geuoral Amasa J. Parker. Of Albany.
SAVOY-EmH Sauer WINDSOR-GeneTal Charles
Nilrr ~ Franklin Penn
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
NETWORK CITY.

Ths Rev Samuel McComb. pastor OF the Rutgers
Riverside Presbyterian Church. will give lecture
entitled Sketches Of Irish Life this evening at
the West Side branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. No 3ls West Fifty-seventh-st.
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Jaros. Of no POS West End
ave arc visiting in Atlantic city this week AR.
Jaros is the resident partner Of Marani d Co.. Of
Paris France.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
MOrNT VERNON.

The silver wedding anniversary OF the Rev. and
Mrs c. T. sommers was celebrated by the con-
gregation Of the German Evangelical Lutheran
Church. IN the Bronx Park Hotel on IuesoaS
evening Af-er q proeralnue Of music. given
under the auspices Of the church societies. those
present, about two hundred, were guests az -
dinner Addresses We're made by the Rev MI
Huffenbauer, Of New-York Ci,y. and the Rey; MI.
Rhiuehart OF WiliiansbriCgc MIS-. + t"Iul'
rresdent Of the Woman's Ala Society. then gave
10 Mr. and Mrs. somners on behalf ot ther many
ware and a large number Of miscellaneous gifts.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

In the Board OF Supervisors Yesterday the cFnsel
"a the Board Charles p. Mcclellan reported. on the
proposed Investigation OF the Warburton-aVe. ex-
tension commission that no power 10 order such
an Investigation existed either in the Board or tho
town officers Of Grceuburg BY his recommenda-
ton q bin was approved. 20 he presented 70 the
Legislature for Enactment. giving 20 boards of
supervisors Of counties IN which highways had been
constructed under Section 1913 OF the Laws OF 1892
power 10 investigate commissions appointed under
such section and % send .or witnesses and papers
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

The same authority mentions the unprotected
rolls Of newspaper sent from this country TO Eng
and last year when attempts were made 10 get a
footing in England. Many Of the rolls were not
wound true and this vas one great cause OF dis
oa.i.f3t,ion a New YORK man. who had contracted
-. s,rrfv a London customer with hundred
,ors a month was obliged TO abandon the job. 50
Great was he waste from damage by stevedorcs.
hooks banging against the hatches OF vessels ana
other causes II Is remarked that the Norwegian
paper that comes into the London market Is beau
fifiily protected. Mr.. Halstead says II the Paper
Trust has a special export bureau II can devise
ways to protect the rolls. secure low steamship
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
Fresh TRADE DFTELOPMENTS

Marshall Hastead. American Consul In Rrming-
ham writes that the best way 10 build up a trade
in bicycles from this country in England Is 10
establish branch stores there. put competent men
I'm charge Of them. advertise literally. and quote
prices in pounds shNngs and pence Moreover 4
careful study must be made OF English preiudices.
y, ENGLAND tho slngle-tubc tire and wooden rim are
unpopular Steel rims and double tires must be
sent There is good chance for the sale OF Mt
tlrgs TOO IL the demands Of tho market are con-
sldcred.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
ard countr,
fycfsS or TlrFS TO BE Repaid.

COUNTY AND TOWN AUTHORITIES MUST REFUND
MONEY TO wEsTrHEsTER PROPERTY OWNERS.
Tho judiciary Committee OF the Board Of Super
,isors Of Wostchester County. acting under orders
~ the Supreme Court reducing the assessments OF
nropertyowners IN The various towns Of the county
reported yesterday on the following excess OF taxes
htob sborld be refunded for 1897. The report was
sdonted and the money ordered repaid as directed.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

Although wire nails from America get into Glas-
cow. and are popular there they cannot compete
at Edinburgh with the German article Inc
freiehts from Hamburg are lower than from New New
nm in bags instead OF kegs. and each lot contains
liz mounds. instead Of 100.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
vop1y n.uv TRIB1TNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2 1899

Yesterday morning we put on sale
1900 pairs of shoes, sizes S to 10,
widths c, d, E; and sizes I2H to
?, widths, B, c, d, t.
A very few patent feathers, small
sizes; mostly black calfskin and
russets, in all sizes
Some sizes missing to-day of
course; but if you strike your size
you "make strike.' No fault Of
the shoes, we're merely boosting the
dull season.
$2.25.
AT Leonard St. only.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and broadway.
Thlrtv-seccnd and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

Tweedie Trading company Arrived the Bar at 1oi'
steamer Tjomo Clon. Nilscn Demer9ra January o.
with sugar and passenger to i " & p Armstrong
steamer Neuces. Rsk Gaiveston January 25, and Key
steamer Ason4ain Platt IasSenylle janGary 20 and
Charleston 50 with mdse and passengers to william :
steamer CITY Of Macon, savannah.
Steame. Goldeboro. Swain. Philadelphia with mdse to
sieamer ISmpa.as Avery. Boston, to Mallory 6,
sandy Hook n J. Feb 1. e:ao m--wInd west, fresh;
clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Silvia Br). Tor Mobile; WASHINGTON Gen.
Flushing: 81 Paul SOUTHAMPTON Disnacrieve r), Bat-
more Southwark G3r Antwerp, BrtannG lBr Liver
pool Ciyier C5r Manchester; Be'ery Ibr rGr' i In
vana. &c: Old Dominion. Norfolk and Newport News
indes (}r Cape IIayten. etc; Turret chief r Phla-
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London Feb Arrived. steamer Mantinea tBr). Mul-
soathampt.n FEB Arrived steamer Lain Geo'
Queenstonn. Feb Arrived steamer Teutonc CBp'
Casen, IsepHo a1 Arryed steanefs Sirius (Br
molly. NevYork for Manchester sailed lndrapuTa 'bp'
scy fc6 i-Paseea steamers Menominee RD Boz Boo
quet New York for London. Paris Watkins Ne"-lo'H
Kinsale FEB Passed steamer Lassen 3D. Lewis
Nemsdc & T51ra'e9, Lyerpool FOR NewY9rki no i.,,,,
seacSy Head Feb Passed steamers Rotterdam dam
Ger, Me,ssci Bremen ,or New- Yorb.
PR ssd FEB Ayedc cfns f3"er sT. 'fT5y, 4a5aT 'F Nor
RIO Janelro Jan 3O-Saied. steamers Gfecan Prince
OB-i. Her Ns"-York; 3lst. Beiarden 'brl' pa'o7'''
slnios Jan 8l-sansd steamer Habeln CBD shurlook.
River Plate. Jan 3o-Arriyei steamer caslian Prince
'b cale,, o.na jan 2s-salei steamer St Mrren OBJ.
Moo JAN si-salled steamer Foye Gr. tor New
York
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
AmnsemenIs.
ARION SOCIETY,".

MADISON oQI AkL UAtDtN.
FRIDAY. FEB. 10. lNe
Tickets $40 for lad, and senteman: extra ladies,
tickets may obtained at Ar0u Han. "Hth o. and
PARK a,. hcadIuaricrs. Hanft Bros. oener Mad son
sv ami 5sf st.. ogden e kafzenmayer - Liberty st.,
Wm Iucrgensen. A. ENchaneo Pace, VIM. Barthman.
Il, Bsoadway. cor Maiden Lane. Peter Wi~lerer. 52l
a.. aIg.a,. Slhmer < co.. l4p-t55 East i4h-st. and
l75 5th av cor Oh Chas " Schumann y sons;
g3I Broaiuny. Lurch Piano c1.. 353 an Gottheit
Faick 1856 East l2ath-st.. Tyson q CO., Fhh Avenue
Hotel 4 limited number ~ boxes and reserved seats
can be had at Afion iall. 59th st and Park az.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

freights and recover from the transportation com
nenIes ,or injury done. Pains should be taken 70
see that only carefully wound rolls are sent ABROAD
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

The cost 10 the county and towns to repay these
tsxcs will be as follows. County OF Westchester,
So Is2 6 town Of Greenburg ss} 81 Harrison &I5S u;
Nonnt Pleasant 526i3 Al. Yonkers, &l5 81
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise TOO Sunset $40 Moon rises pm - Moons q
HIGH WA4LE TO-DAY.
AM-sandv Hook II Island II SO He'll Gate l:f4
p M-Sandy Hook n ~ GOV. Island - Hell Gate j3
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessl sails
Seneca Nastau a So cuba & g.. lCopm 800 p m
FRIDAY FEBRUARY
Algonquin. Charlestl N CLYDE. .-.--.. 400 ri
RIO lIranle. IlInsNl-t. .......- 4.ll IN
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
ents.

L & " "IronWOod." + e. ".
\ Whipped Scam Cun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
A Narrow Escape.

."rhe most painful experience OF my
career occurred when 1 mad been In the
business only three months" said an Old
reporter. according to the New Orleans
rines-Democrat land the city editor
assigned me to interview a big northern
politician who had dropped into town.
en- route to Frisco. l rushed over 10
the hotel. saw my man and he prohlseu
to give me a talk at $50 +. NJ; so tha'
evening after supper l went 10 can Oh
q voung woman. thinking that ! would
be back in plenty OF time lot the dp-
notnt. As bad luck would have it, we
had a terce discussion, and When we
90, through and l looked at my watch
il was after TO- ! was forritied ! TOOK
nv nat. new TO the hotel and was IN
formed that my man had been in bed
for an hour. What was i 10 do? TO
own up meant certain discharge and
disgrace. and. on the spur Of the mo-
ment had a desperate inspiration.
Whv not fake up an interview? The big
man was going away early in the morn
ing and If he ever saw the article IL
was dollars TO dOughnuts he'd Ignore IL
altogether So, without approaching the
enormity Of my idiocy, l wrote up the
story. II was a very conservative inter
view. but l handed it in feeling like a
felon. Next day l was sinking TO the
ottce nervous as a cat. when whom
sbould meet but the distinguished
politician himself, bound the same way.
| felt my hair stand on end but to my
unbounded amazemont, he addressed me
cordially: That interview was very sat
tsfactory.' he said. very accurate, IN
deed and he invited me TO have drink.
I construed his remarks as biting saf-
casm and supposed. of course. ne had
nrepared some horrible revenge, but l
went along. mechanically, like a man
hvpnotized In the cafe he seemed curl
ouslv embarrassed. BY the way ne
satd' conndenuaIy, i didn't say or 90
awning unusual last evening ana
.llnusuair / gasped. IL don't uhuer-
stand 4 ASK, he said, smiiins' p~
cause-wen TO tell the truth, l nave
only = very-er-indistinct idea OF Wha'
happened after l met some old friends
know l talked with you. and that you
have the-er-substance Of my remarks
correctly. but / thought possibly mish'
have said something else mo, sir; mol
a word l replied fervently, and we
shook hands and parted. 1t was the
narrowest escape and the biggest scare
Of INV life. 1t cured me permanently OF
taking"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29

Rain prevented a ban game again yes
tolay. Richmond and Allentown had
.yed about an hour. when a big. black
coId sprung aleaE. and drove the play
e. 20 shelter and for half an hour rain
&C., and the same could not continue.
Allentown had had her 1--WE innings.
g. Richmond started 20 finish the fifth
yAa The rain came. one man was out
a ON first base. and had the two
i been retired the same would
Dave -e down in history. but as fl
Le work of both sides counts for
lt. Each team had scored one run.
trIe Mullane gave one decision that
-t have helped things alons. Dundon
se second. and on a wild throw went
, ,lrd Gus was blocked - second
Mills. and when the little third base
nan reached third the bail was passed
t k TO Mills who touched the bag. and
Gus was declared out for failing to touch
She sack.
TWO games will be played to-day, the
i.st commencing at 2:cO o'clock.
The score of the game of yesterday,
d.. far as it lad progressed when inter-
uIed by rain, follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va. July %

RltUIuDIuf ' de- July 90 io''s
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Wrappers, / hogshead; cutters,
. hogsheads; leaf dark, II hogsheads;
Burley. 2 hogsheads; Tugs, 10 hogsheads
Total number of hogsheads sold during
the day, 49,
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond va, To-
day were: Tobacco. A319.32; cigars, 20
655.7S Total. si0,0S2l2
The Old Dominion. Shockoe, Stonewall,
Seabrooks and Allegheny warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, 129 hogsheads;
deliveries, 80 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections-Bnght Z hogsheads; dark, 81
hogsheads and As tierces; western. u hogs
heads. ReViews-Bright. % hogsheads.
There were sales on Change to-day by
Messrs Carter & Ryland, w. Il. Palmer
l& Co, L. b. Vaughan * Co, and george
\. Haynes.
Mr. Haynes had the following sale or
thirty-siX packages: One package, l.. r..
c., No /. at sic; one package, j. H. l.
CIV. abOve), No. /, at N3; one package
l.. r. c.. No. 2. at SlI25; one package,
w. A., No .. at $3.50; one. package. l.. X
C.. No. g. at $9s5; one package. D. }. +.
and r.. No. l. az $40; one package o.
NJ, No L. at $50; two packages, l.. X.
C.. Nos. 4 and 5. at N.25; one package
r. NJ. p, No 6. at 81: one package. c. G.
b., No. /, at 1915; two packages, X. VI.
h, No 2, and j. j. r. and T.. No. 3. al 30:
one package. @. IL. T.. Jr., No. !, at 1000
one package, q. NJ. No. 2, al go; Two
packages, j. J. =. and T., No. J., and G.
c. b. No. q at s.: one package. j. @. D..
No. Z. at $3.50; one package. Il. 81. r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
TO INVESTORS:

The undersigned will. on Thursday. the
9th day Of July. 1899. at 10 O'Clock A H.
az their respective Offices. in Richmond.
Va. receive, subscriptions TO limited
number Of shares OF the capital stock OF
THE ATLANTIC LIFE-INSURANcE
COMPANY. now being organized, with
its principal office in the city OF Rich
mond. Va, payable as follows:
per cent. when called for by Commit
tee on Subscriptions;
% per cent. on the list day OF January.
1900:
% per cent. on the LIST day Of March, 100:
% per cent. on the lst day or May, 100;
% per cent on the LIST day Of July'lSo;
with interest on deferred payments from
the LIST day of January. 1900, with privi-
lege to the subscribers 10 anticipate ana
pay in cash.
II the number Of shares subscribed Tor
exceed the amount offered, the same VII,
be prorated among the subscribers.
Books Of subscription Will be closed at
p. NJ Saturday, the 18th day Of July.
1899.
THOhAS BkANCi * W.
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS 4 SONS,
SCOTT & STRINGFELLOW.
DAVENPORT x co.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board Of Directors OF the proposed com
pany:
Julian S. Carr, Durham, n. c.
w. b. Chisholm. Charleston. S. {.
J. w. Perry and Nathaniel BeemaH.
Norfolk. Va.
George A. Schmelz. Newport Newx "
Judge \. L. King, Roanoke Va
| John w. Craddock, Lynchburg, Va.
| Charles L. Holland. Danville. Va.
| George r. Sipe, Harrisouburg, Va
| Virginius Newton
John Kerr Branch,
Fritz Sitterding,
| Langbourne NJ. Williams,
Thomas Atkinson.
j. l. Antrim.
J. d. Patton.
Philip Whitlock,
| $. w. Travers,
Frederick William Scott,
Beverly b. Munford,
Samuel T. Morgan
| jy 25-5t all or Richmond va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
stock, 1l5.Oe5 bales; exports to tho contl-

stock, 1906 bales; exports to the Conti-
nent, 2,ii6 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts s3s bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 2S2S bales 70
the Continent, $3.50 bales; stock, SJ0,fl2
bales
Consolidated: Net receipts, 1858 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, f,26l bales; eN-
ports 10 France, 20 bales; TO the CONT
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
$500, 1853; exports 10 Great Britain, iIl,7si;
exports 10 France, 7ss,Sl; TO the Cont
nent, 2.t0o,525.
$40; August. $5As; September, s5.53; OctO-
Der. sos, November, SH; December.
sj.7S; January. Sj.s2; February SS;
March, $SsS; April, }5.92; May. 1896; June.
500
Futures closed steady; July. S5.i7; Au-
gust. S5.i7; September. $5.53; October s5.6o;
November. S7Z; December. S.U; jan
uary, SJ.&; February. S.S5; March. 1873;
April Ss2; May. $780, June, $50
Spot closed quiet; middling Csc: Gulf,
CSC; sales, 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2S--Futures
closed steady; July nominal; August. 1888
WSjf0; September. S5.38nSJ.39; october.
.0SsqS iyi November, S.42HsJ.iS: Deem
Der. S.hqM4s; January. s5.5lqS,52; Feb
ruary. $5.54nS5.55; March, J.5SaS.6O.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. July H,-Clves-Ws
quote as follows: Strictly choice veal. per
pound 5d5hc.; good veal per pound,
4iem5c.; rough TO good. per head. So l4T.
Lambs and Sheep-We quote: Spring
lambs, good 10 choice, 0Nshc. per pound;
poor, small stock. 4i24- per pound.
Sheep-Per pound. choice. 3a3isc.; good,
per head. 3nX.J0. inferior. per head, SIG
$40; old bucks. per head s2.SoqS.
CHICAGO, July N.-Trade In cattle to-
day was brisk at unchanged prices. Good
to choice steers brought $3.50 1926: com.
moner grades Si.i0Gs5.30; stockers and
feeders. 81 40QSi90: cows. heiters. and
bulls, S2054%l0; western-fed steers. $500
s5.75: Texas steers. S.0onSS-D; calves
S..5Gs6.50 Limited offerings OF hogs and
strong demand caused prices 10 ruis
81. f00$i5O: heavy packers, Auy.5lis; mix
ed A254slJO: butchers H20u $50; light,
81 351s4 62ia: pigs, S75n$i65. The demand
for the small supply or sheep was active
al strong prices. Lambs sold at 500
Na5 Tor culls up 10 1913 for choice. while
a few fancy lots brought sdSDHT. year.
lings S45On$5.50. and sheep s. .25e SS.25 fol
cuils. up TO Sass . for prime wethers
Receipts-Cattle. 5000 head; hogs, 2.N
head sheep. ll,Oo0 head.
/ NEW YORK. July H.-Beeves-Recsipt
ST. head; nothing doing; feeling steady
/ Cables quote American cattle slow al
! lOiS6Yllisc: refrigerator beef higher AT sc.
/ exports. 81 cattle; none tomorrow
/ Calyes-Receipts. 81 head; iOs on sale; dnn
and weak; 5ls unsold: yeais. A2og % oi
/ culls. $780, grassers, 50. sheep and
Iambs~Recelpts, BIZ head: l7is cars on
, sale: good sheep firm. others steadyl
/ lambs opened active and 10 TO Soc. higher;
! closed oulet. with advance LOST. Three
! cars unsold; sheep S4Nlo; lambs. ~
! 81 10 Hogs-Recelpts 81 head: lS "a
sale: slow and lower at sh'VaSi%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29

No. 6. at $40: one package. Il. NJ. X. No.
S. at si5O: one package l.. r. c, No; D.
at $40; one package, J. J; P. and T.; No.
3. at $40; one package, h. NJ. ~, No o ?,
at $40; one package, c. c. b., no, ., ~
$3.50; one package, J. J. r. and T. 30 10 o. o.
and L. n. c.. No. S. at 1870; one package
C. c. B., No. 4, at $50; two packages
]. J. p. and T.. No. 4. and l.. X. G., No.
I. at $40; two packages, V. L. w, No
1. and w. w, No. ,. at $50; one package
w. W. No L. at g 80: one package. II. W.
L. Ca above). No. ?. at $50; one pack
age, w. r. D., No. 1. at $3.50; one pack
age, II. W. L. CA. above) No. l, at $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29

Richmond Va, July Is. 1873
Quotations: Wheat-LOngberry, 81 70
re; mixed. CT TO re; shortberry, 81 10
nc. No , red re: bag lots - TO nc.
Cora-White Virginia, bag lots, AZ 10
43c. No. white, Al to Al lie; No. white,
40 to 4Ol5c. No. 2 mixed, 40 10 40l2e.; No.
3 mixed. 39ia TO 40c Oats-No. mixed. &is
to e9c No. mixed, IS 10 y lie; winter
seed. 80 TO 37c. Rye-5S to COO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
nriwhton leach Races.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Results at
Brighton Beach. ,... non
c,,nid feven1 won. Brahmin g 10 ] and
to D second. Satin Wood @ to y third.
Time 55 %. 1,..,,o.
second receive furlongs-Ten Candies
@ 70 l0 won, Lady Uncas % 10 ana
IN n second Lieb Q2 10 - third. Time.
/ Oi 3-5. - -.
Third race-one mile-Ext g 10 y won
Wait Not Oh 10 10 and - 10 20 second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
rnE BARoNs LOSE nOTn.
Lancaster shuts Them Out in one
ana Also Takes the other.

LANG lsTER, PA. July 2S.-(Special)-
Lancaster and Wilkesbarre played two
game th.s afternoon. and Lancaster won
t.a easily. shutting Wilkesbarre out in
ue l-sl and taking the second by score
ott15. Ia the first game Jimcson was
Wild. and The locals had no trouble bunch
le .t. The visitors could not touch
Wilhelm. whose work and Schaub's bat
t.s were the features. Wilkesbarre
could not hit Frazer effectively, while
F-ue Was battod hard in the beginning
V a, second game. Clymer did great
".h 20 short. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
Wheat. No. 2

Cash quotations were az follows: No.
yellow corn. 33hc. Flour easy. No.
No. corn. 32Q324c. No. 2 cats, Z3g25Ac.;
No. , white, 2A4BAc.; No. 3 white, ~
254tc No. ? rye, J3izc. NO. ! haXseed.
97l4c Prime timothy seed, G4i2. Mess
pork, per barrel, SS059@.@. Lard. per
iOO pounds. Sj0S562ia. Short-rib sides,
loose. $505a$j25. Dry-salted shoulders.
boxed $537laM$j.5O. Short-clear sides,
boxed. S53jd$54j. Whisky distillc;s'
finished goods. per gallon, SIG. sugar
Cut-loaf unchanged Butter steady;
creams. Bale; dairies. 12izul5l9c. Cheese
weak at S1s09c. Eggs weak; fresh, ll9
lli2c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Flour-un-
Wheat-No. 2 red. spot and the month,
7SAc.; August, 7OaQlOAc.; SEPTEMBER US
47zitc.; southern. by sample. 6il2aHc.
Corn-Easy; mixed. spot, the month, Au-
gust. and September, 5S05oAc; southern
oats-Duil and easy; No. white, Se1ac-
Rye-DulI and nominal; No 2. nearby.
Hay-steady; No / timothy. sl5asl5.5O.
Grain Freights-Very quiet and I'M
changed.
Sugar-strong and unchanged.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 2S 4 =. Motion
Spot i'm fair demand: prices easier; Amer
| lean middling 34sd. The sales OF the day
were 10000 bales, of which 600 We're for
speculation and export. and included S,Sy
| bales Receipts, none.
| Futures opened and closed quiet: Amer
| lcan middling, low middling clause. July.
| 3 l9-64d, sellers. July and August. lS-Sia
| l9-64d. buyers; August and September,
/ 2 l7-6tG3 ls-G4d.. buyers; September and
| october. l6-64ds l7-6id., buyers; October
| and November l5-6i63 l6-64d., sellers
| November and December, December and
| January, and January and February
| 3 li-o4q9 l5-64d.. buyers: February and
| March. Ibid. buyers: March and April
| 3 l6-6ld sellers; April and May. l6-6fl
| 3 l7-64d., buyers; May and June, l7-6iY
| 3 Is-6id, sellers.
| NEW YORK. July 2s-Cotton-Quiet
| middling 6isc.. net receipts. 100 bales
gross receipts, l9i bales; sales. lW bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29
A. EXCITING GAME AT READING.
Not "a Run scored Until the seventh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the winner.

READING. PA. July 2S.-(Special)-
Reading and Newark played a great game
of BAH to-day. Neither side secured run
until the seventh inning, when base on
balls. sacrifice. error, out. and hit gave
the locals two runs The visitors won
ont in the eighth on Woodruns single,
Cooan's triple. two errors. and Shelters
single. Chiids played his usual sensation
al ban. and ending with to-day has &C
Cepted nifty consecutive chances without
AM error. He is putting un the tasIest
came of any player In the league. The
score follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-29

Klondike Queen az to u third. Time
1:i2
Fourth race-the Jamaica Stakes, seven
fGrlongs-Briar Sweet (even) won. lsador
a 10 / and 3 TO - second. Peep-o' DAY
G. TO u third. Time. % 10.
Fifth race--six furlongs-Peace 60 To -
won. Abuse Oi to and TO 10, second
Galathea as To u third Time, ia l-5.
Sixth race--one mllc-St. CAR q 10 o
won Lakeland ti3 to 10 and 20 . second,
Klondike Is to - third. Time. la 10.