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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
DELICATE SURGERY.
one Girl Supplied with New Tendons
\ Hin Socket for Another.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two notable sur
eical operation-the first successful ones
of their kind I'm amy hospital-were per
formed yesterday al the Hospital for
Cripples. at Forty-second street and Lex
ington avenue. Or. Royal Whitman, chief
of clinic az the hospital, operated.
Matte Mayhem, the paralytic, lost the
use of both feet from infantile paralysis
i'm her third year Dr. Whitman first
ascertained what tend0ns We're degenerate
and then made am iucision in the Thigh
and engraftcd small parts of healthy
tendons where the degenerate parts had
been cut away when the operation was
finished the feet We're placed in plaster
casts. The doctors say the child will have
the fun use of her limbs in two months.
I'm the other operation Rosa Denizetu.
four years old was the patient. An in
cision was made in her hip and the ball
and socket joint laid bare. The thi=h
bone was removed from its socket and
another socket was cut in the pelvic
bone two inches from the one which had
caused the dislocation. Then the thigh
bone was placed in the new socket tAe
incision was sewed mp and the hip placed
I'm plaster cast. ln two months the
patient Will be able 90 walk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
Predicted His own Death.

TRENTON. y. j., July B-Haylng
predicted several years ago that no would
ole this year and being overiaken with
"A conviction on wednesday that his
aoath was imminent. although he vas APP
parently In good health. Danlel w. van
ana slperintendcnt OF the New Jersey
state Hospital for the Insane. made the
most minute preparation Cor his funeral
and was found dead in bed this morning.
ar Vanatta called on MIR Jamee Mur-
my. an undertaken. yesterday ana chose
a plain casket, giving directions for 'he
inscription on the plate lie tnereupon
ordered four coaches, and. having PICS
ed out black suit asked Tor the Dill
which he paid.
Funeral services. I'm which the arrange
oenfs previously made were carried out,
were held and the body will be taken TO
morrow TO Martins Greek. Pa, for inter-
ment.-BaltimOre sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
TEACHERS ADJOURN.
The National Educational Association
Notable Meeting.

NOfgnlt AhffiAhEs
los ANGELES. July 1.-THE National
Educational Association Convention is
numbered with the events Of the past
but IL will live in memory as one OF the
most notable meetings In the history Of
the association At the general session
to-day. the pavilion was crowded 10 eN-
cess. and while the papers read IN the
r,orriup were devoted almost exclusively
to the press, those read al the evening
session were sufficiently varied 10 hold the
attention Of the vast audience unlnler-
rupted. ,...
"The Usefulness Of the University
served as a text in the evening Tor
President David Starr Jordan, OF stan
ford University.
Hon nathan schaeffer state superin-
tendent of Public instruction Of Penn
sylyania. delivered an address on The
School in Relation 20 Life.
O II. Corson. OF Columbus. Ohio the
president. elect. was presented TO the i'm
mense gathering. and after he had said
a few words 20 the audience and Joined
in singing America, The convention was
at an end.
Continuous University Sessions was
the theme selected by President j. H.
RAYMOND. University " Virginia, for a
paper which afforded ample opportu-
nitv for discussion I'm the Department Of
Higher Education. Some Of the argu-
ments advanced Were cOmbatted I'm the
controversy that followed Dr Elmer s.
Brown University OF California. contri-
buted a. valuable paper on THE study Of
Education i'm the University" The dis
cussion that followed being ably con-
Quoted by b. A. Hinsdale, University OF
Michigan. and Chancellor W. Ii. Payne.
University Of Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
FUN FOR SniP8UILDERS.
The W. Il. Tr,2g Force TO Have Jolly
Trip Co Wcstnvrr.


A delightful outing VIII be given the
naval constructors aud engineers and the
office force Of the W. X. Trigg Ship
building plant today They will start 20
IL o'clock on the Thomas Cunningham
sr.. and will proceed 90 WestOyor, where
"a most delightful day Will be spent
amidst the scenes Of that historic place
NO expense has been spared TO make the
day as enjoyable as possible
Luncheon ana dinner Will be servel
and they VIII both be models Of their
kind. as ala the delicacies Of tho season
VIII be served.
me following menu for lucheon has
been arranged. SandWches-heef. lamb,
ham; potato salad, olives. pickles. coffee,
iced tea punch ice cream, cake. fruit
Dinner will include the following lux
uries: Keel (Shubrick)-Clam caowcer'
olives. cucumhers. pickles. inner bottom
tstockton)-ROast beef. ham. roast NUT
ton. deck-plates CThornton) pota-
toes. corn. tomatoes: refrigeratns plant
Dale)-claret, sherbet' superstruciure.
observation-disclosures. Watermelon ban
anas. spare parts-coffee. crachef1. bead.
cheese: cruisers (what we ant'c.get)-
rulcner I'm bunkers. Scotch I'm tanSf. A.
r. wine I'm schooners; for smoF e-nipe
guys-cigars tobacco, cigarettes. matches.
punch.
inc menu cards will be dainty affairs.
arranged as souvenirs. and on the lunch
con card. just after fruit. will be pictured
n very tempting glass OF beer, bearing
underneath the inscription: in Hoe slgno
Ninces
Following Is a list OF those who VIII
partake Of the pleasures OF the day;
once OF Supervising Novel Engineer
Lieutenant w. Strothcr Smith. Mr.. Bur
bingham. Mr.. Cue
Office OF Experimenting Naval Con-
Observation-Disclosures g. n. Rock. Assist
Constructor Groes0ecN, Mr. Luckett'
SIR Gilmer.
Richmond Engineers-Colonel cutshaw'
Mr. W II. Curtis Mr. Newell. Mr. Chris
ian. Mr. y. T. u. Myers, Jr., MT.
JOynes
crew OF the Thomas Cunningham, ST.
CAPTAIN Thomas Cunningham, Jr.
william r. Tr.gg Company Nos9rs. j..
A.. Myers Skinnor. II. Curtis. S3cEe hri-
log Nelson. Archer Lee. T Curtis. Rob
inson Chafin. Crikshank Preston,
Pratt. Jardino Woody Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NOW YORK. July 14.-FLOUR-Woak
on spring patents but nomnauy steady
otherwise.
RYE FLOUR-Dul.
CORNMEAL-Qmet
RYE Steady.
BARLEY irmCr.
BARLEY MALT-Firm.
WHWEAT-SpOt easy. No. . red, 1880.
Options opened steady and sold 81 under
talk OF larger southwestern receipts, Cou-
pied with liquidation. On subsequent talk
of crop damage in Nebraska shorts COW
cred. but realzing finally developed again,
and the market closed weak at @-ulzc.
net decline July closed al I5c. Septem-
Der, 7Sikc; December soc
CORN-Spot easy; No. . 4Ol9c OPP
tions opened duh and improved slightly
on export developments, finally easing
of with wheat; closed easy and un-
changed; July closed al Dkc., September,
OATS Spot quiet. options duh.
BEEF-Firm.
CUT MEATS-llrIn.
LARD-Firm; western. $50 Refined
firm.
PORK-Firm.
BUTTER-Stcady: western creamery,
1J01S1c. State dairy. 132nl7c.
tHEESE,-Firm. large white. SIC.
EGGS-Stcldy. state and Pennsylvania,
1Jh016c: western fresh 11N1J.c.
POTATOES quiet: Southern hrsts. 81
a.. Long Island S2N3
az -.
FRETGHTs-Cott by steam to Liver
pool. 1910.
COTTON-SEED OlIr-Firm.
ROSIN-Quict. strained. common 90
good. $1,000 ..2ia.
TURPFNTINt-S Steady at 4f0Hkc.
RICE-Firm.
COFIEE-Opcned steady at unchanged
prices and ruled active. with traders cau-
tiOus in absence of Havrc cables. The
market showed q weak undcrtone follow
ing larger brazilian movement and lower
quotations from Santos Closed steady
unchanged 20 3 points lower. sales. 1900
bags including August $50; Sentemher
S4GG04 GO. December. g. fo Spot-Ri0
duh and nominal: mild quiet.
SUGAR-RaW weak. fair refining
2 1916. centrifugal 90 test. 42-c: mo-
lasses SUGAR 11-lGc. Refined quiet and
about steady.
MI-sKArEICNs- well when choice
but poor drag. Virginia and North Caro-
fine nor crate. 7lc NS125. do. per basket
1Ic 0St -. Charleston. per basket. fiN
175 Florida and Georgia per crate. S1G)
nt 20
WATTRNTEIONS- large accumula-
ton and very weak. ner car load, S1Jlf
leo. per hundred. SG0Gc0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Il, 1890
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is, 1890.
ARRIVED.
steamer Albemarle. Glover, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers Old Do
mfnion Steamship Company
schooner Howard a. Hunt Hawkins.
New York. fertilizer, Nfginla-'arollna
Chemical Company SO
pargo Marshall Norfolk. kariet, Nir-
cfnia-Carolina Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah. simmons, merchandlse
and passengers. Clyde Line. for Philadel-
phia. . c-....- ,-.-eo,,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company
-. 400
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY II, 90.
ARRIVED.
Baree :. n. Mead. Boston.
Barge Oakland Boston.
BARGE Antelope, Boston.
Steamer ApDOmattOX, lQndon.
Steamer city Of Everett, Boston
SAILED.
Steamer Leitram, London.
Steamer Nalhalla. AVonmoutn.
Steamer Rappahannock. iAtefpooi'
Steamer Chickahominy' London.,
schooner George Bailey, Providence
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY a. lei''
ARRIVED
Steamship Danville; BOYD Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Darvile. Boyd, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
MARKET MADE
A WEAK RALLY
But II Was insufficient to Overcome
the Sagging Tendency.
FEAR OF FOREIGN TROUBLES
Was the Main Cause Of the General
Weakness The Close of the Day
Showed General Losscs-BOnds.
We're Also Weak.
FEAR OF FOREIGN TROUBLES

Nr".I NnHf. TrIr ffAIUfTr was
..,-,-t ',,'..t ~ 'fr,r.fh lu some stocks
tt. t..l.. t.,f DO ~. Insufficient %
. ,h ....-i... tendency Ina the
...,...r ,,,..,l.,f ffra Wr1kucss of Brook
I'M Tr.rei coming on the dun market,
49,. az. ,.scfi,u.try tendency.
-I.i l 1872. 80 fra reu.ral wea kuoes
go ~. i,.,.r..,.Ir., fear that money diff
.fI+f.. .br,.f would eause future trou-
bIc for fbr Now York money market,
1 .-t ,,F.. o,t sold as soon as the
t . ........,. I'm o., "a f,oirlf where
t .. rt.. t,.e,fId t,roye attractive
t1', '''...' .l.rl.5 .l d.v fh4t "a SHIN
1,o.l az e5,d MAS contcmDaIted for To-
ga t..,,.er fut tn fo tho close
''" 800 ..,r.'+ir.rd Nancy
,..f..4 ...-...~ hcro rau lo4ns RANGING
fr.nr . fo , nor cent. The call rate in
London wont go 3i5 per cent. and dis
.,.. r.l .f thn Hank of Euplaud's
,...,..,.,..r, rafe of ed. nor cent london
soId rnDIcrafeiv in Sew York. but gave
cool eUuu0rf 10 "a few favoritcs boz the
American deDartmont of it's own make
Thnro wac uo 0uofablo change DO sfcrl-
fr,- .,.h.rioo rafrs buf SIGHT bfffs showed
. bardrrir,,- feudancv while tho sixty
Cnv hills were oasv lNOf $50 mucO rOnh-
al rf. o. d., f.,.or.f.le hank state
''NO' lH .'l % 'sri... l,,,,,,,rt of Inc
lleiit i'I l'-i ''l-' .i--,.,,,,, o,,,sr
t.." ~ l.t.l. dr,,,Js fro state of the
..,....f..s ,,..,.,e The banks have lost
ncarlv s. 10000 to the sub-Treasury.
20 80 -......,,r. 80 hoa,-, crrtoas pay
, ,.' ,rtry bate ,.1inol a small amount
30. a., ,,.,.,l,r ,,rrrencv movement with
no interior but me large sums OF money
l-ro,gn fo have been sent here earlier
I'm no week from other eastern financial
centrrq NAV have gone 90 other insti-
t1tiore +hsn the banks and would thus
100 acme b. fba RETURNS These consider
o.t,-'s r~rr,rfod n nauec Boo the buying
,,,',,..,,l,t tn stocks and the early
hilNeI.sI, H. eo,ttb,vostern group. the
.,,,,it lines and Northern Pacific. gave
nav ii, fbo aftc~roou % decidedly lower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
BALTIMORE NIARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 1A-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged.
W-HEAT-pull and lower. spot and
July 74G74Hc.. August 7fl40THc.; Sep
temlsr. 75a, N7cc. Southern wheat, By
sample 7Ol75c.
CORN-Easy. spot and July, 3Sd3Si5c.;
August. 3S03SiSc. September. 81 id3Si2c.
Southern white corn. ~ asked.
OATS Steady. 40 white 3iNIhc.
RYE-Firm No. . nearby, Sc. No.
western. tie
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged
EESE-Stcady and unchanged.
BTTIrFR- Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Steadv and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

NEW YORK. July 14-There has been
no further changes in the market for
fancy prints and agents for other lines
than those I'm which prices We're reduced
reporting generally that their prices will
be maintained Demand shows some inn
prOvement. 4 good demand for heavy
brown cottons reported for export and
home having Of brown ana heachcd cot
toms improving Prices generally well
maintained. Print cloths continued irac-
two al 2a.c Gray FOODS are quiet and
print cloth yarn market barely steady
Burlaps I'm limited request, bat one steady
under foreign adyices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
4 Murderer Hanged.

EASTMAN. GA. July H-Will Wilson
(coloreD was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Marshal osborn. Of Chauncey.
on January "a. Wilson was an accom-
Mice Of Game stevens. who was hanged
June % and who was 10 have been
hanged with him but was respited by the
Governor for twenty days pending an in
vestlgation by the Board or Pardons. The
Board refused TO interfere with the SEN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
.nds. 9 sle; middlIng gulf. G 7-ie; sales.

lands. 3-1g: middllng gulf. I-l6; sales
bS bales.
Futures closed steady; July. 81; Au-
gust, 5.4s: September, 3.12; Octoper, o.oZ'
November. go: December, 5.1l; January /,
5.71, January, $40; February o.'o'
March, 5.S3. April, o.s6; May o.VV'
COTTON-Stea middling, 3-lb;
gross receipts. So bales; sales. % bales;
stock $50. iOi bales.
Total to-day-'Net receipts :, 10 Daies,
exports 10 Great Britain. 2.gG7 bales TO
France. 19S bales: 10 the Continent,
1870 bales. stock. 322 32 bales.
ConsOiidated-Nct receipts, 2ipOb Dales'
exports 10 Great Britain, LII pales :
% France, J.7O9 bales; 20 the Conilnent,
% G6 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
S2S0.S'G bales, exports 10 Great Biltalh'
3 8J4 6.,2 bales; 10 France. 1SSl5l balesi
10 the Continent, 2T3,J94 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
A CLOSE CALL.
American Army Saved by the Inter
ccption of a Letter.

Ccption of a Letter.
SAN FRANCISCO, July H-The officers
OF the Second Oregon Regiment. while
very guarded I'm their statements, admit
that the condition OF the American troops
al Manila at the outbreak of hostiIties
between the United States and the insur-
gents was very critic
The capture Of letter sent rom I'M
side the American lines I'm Manila 10 am
emissary Of Aguinaldo IS probably all
that saved the army from a terrible dis
aster and possible humiliation
The letter was taken 10 General Otis,
who found IN II the plans Of plot TO
open the gates Of Manila. sack the city,
murder the guards. and allow the I'M
surgent army 10 pour into the American
camps and surprise the men. The United
state troops were under arms an night 90
meet the expected attempt. but the enemy
had learned Of the capture of the letter
and the only part of the plot that was
carried out was the burning of a portion
OF the city of Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

BROCK. Died, at the residence Of her
brother. Ira w Alley. in Chesterfield
county Mrs. ANN ID. BROCK. in her
sixty-th.rd year.
Funeral from her brothers residence
TOMORROW MORNING at . o'clock
Friends and relatives are invited TO
attend.
Inerment in Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

Cash quotations were as toII0Ws' j I0ur
steady No. - spring wheat. f2'ac.; 30.
2 snring wheat. Ggi are. so. red. 7fN
1870 No . corn. 34asQ3iisc.. 40. ycl-
low corn. 3ia03fitc. 30. . oats. 244.p
25c.. No. 3 white. GO. No white pa
9Hsc. No. rye 55iac No. ] haXsccd.
900. new SfO2 Prime timothy seed.
s. 45Go 80 Mess pork. per barrel. $500
015 Lard. per 100 pounds S525n5 -.
short rib sides Ooose) SiT5.lJ. dry salted
shoulders b0Xed1. Sl.37b0J.o. short
clear sides CboxeO. 81 300 A.. whisky
distillcrs' finished goods. per gallon S126
Sugars unchanged. Butter weak, cream
erv. 13i G17c: dairy. 11n15izc. Cheese
firm AZ SiaG9c. Eggs firm. fresh. re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
OBITUA AIRY,
Inward PaYnc.

Mr. Edward Payne died on Tuesday
last at ST. Sophia's Home. and was buried
on Wednesday Mr.. Payne came 20 this
country from England about fifteen years
ago, and was a well-kn0wn figure upon
the streets Of Richmond with his vener-
able flowing locks. He will bee specially
remembered by the musical people Of
Richmond. His Illness was of short durd-
ton. He died IN full consolation of the
Catholic church. OF which she had recent
ly become a member.
Mr.. Payne was highly connected IN Eng
land. and he Is survived by a wife and
two children. Deceased was an VI. G.. %.
OF England and az one time was a prom
inent teacher in the metropolis OF tnat
empire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
I'IsM!e,N!,,S)4
BOOKS
FOR
SUMNER READING.
~NAN~W~

Pick through this stock Of novels and
you'll md literature TO your fancy TIE
best part OF It is that this hDok esezssa
will save you money. We don't Nv 10
get publishers prices for puoas asr nors
than we try TO get druggists pfcss Ger
toilet accessories These books ~ isc.;
l.. Maritt-rhe Lady wWh the aoA~>,
In the Schillingscourt. The Second VIE.
Old Mamscilc's Secret, The Owl HOUSE,
Gold Elsie.
BY r.. Werner--Vfneta, At the Altar.
BY Rudyurd Kiplng Soldiers Three.
Plain Tales from the Hrs. Phantom
RuSshair. The Counting OF Dinsh Shadf.
BY Rose Carey--Uncle Max. Wee Vine.
The Search for Basi Ly$dhurst. Barbara
Heathcote's Trial. Not Like other Girls.
BY The Duchess-Thonas Hardy. Far
from the Msddening Crowd, The Mayor OF
Caster Bridge.
BY Mrs Forres.er-My Lord and My
Lada Vira. | Have Lived and Loved.
By Robert Louis Steyenson-Treasure
Island, Kidnapped Or. Jekyl and Mr.
Hyde.
BY Ouida-Princess Nanraxiue Wanda
BY Edna Lyall-In the Golden Days.
Donavan. We Two
BY Charlotte Braeme-A Broken We'd
ding Ring. Sweet Cymoheine. Madeline
Lover. wife in Name only, Beyond Par
don. Welded and Parted.
BY Marie Corelli-Thelma. Vendetta
Romance OF Two Worlds.
And many other popular writers
AT I5c. THE FOLLOWING BOOKS.
The works OF Mrs. Southworth-viz.
Tried for Her Life. Victor's Triumph
The Maiden Widow. The Bridal Eve. The
Fatal Secret. The Fatal Marriage.
nh. II n, 4.
The Discarded wife.
By Marion Harland-Ruby's Husband
Mosside. At Last. Alone. Sunnybank.
Millbank, Nemesis.
Mary Jane Holmes-Meadow Brook
Cameron. Pride. Darkness and Daylight
Homestead on the Hillside, Tempest and
Sunshine. Lena Rivers.
George Sheldon-The Forsaken Bride
Lost a Pearle, Brownies Triumph.
Augusta Evans-Inez. Macaria, and Bue-
lah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
NAvAL STORES

CHARLESTON. S. c., July 1f-TUR-
PENTlNE,-Ma firm at Soc; sales,
none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged, sales.
none.
SAVANNAH GA. July 14.-SPIRfTS
OF TURPENTINE-Aiark firm at 40c.
no sales receipts. l.6n3 casks.
RoSIN--Firm: sales. 4.795 barrels; re-
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ceipts. 4.1ss barrels; quotations un-

changed.
WI .MINGTON, ~. C.. July 14-SPIR-
IT'S or TTrRPENTTNE>-Stead at 30isp
zoe receipts. III casks
ROSIN-Steady at cra9Jc; receipts. CD
barrels -.-
cRTrDF3 TJ-RPBNT'INE-Fir at S1.3J
and 50 10: receipts. Is barrels.
TAR-Firm at $40: receipts, p barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO July 14-Contlnued large
receipts and q poor cash demand were
The main causrs OF a decline Of llNa-c I'm
wheat to-day. Corn closed &c. higher.
higher.
The loading futures ranged ns follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

con mil. which has sold out TO the Hoop
Trust.
Tnomas q. McCutcheon and James n.
Mccut cheon. managers of tho plant. werc
approa ched several weeks ago by agents
OF the combination. who offered sbJo"V
for the plant. This was accepted ana
the mill was turned over TO the trust.
Mrs. Talmages part In the TRANSACTION
rests upon tho fact that she is daughter
and part heir OF the McCutcheon VINO
founded tho business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Richmond. Va. July u. 1900.
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. July PEANUTS
Farmers stock-Fancy, 4c strictly prime.
gs.I3I.c. prime. SIZE: ordinary 3g34c
pound Spanish, 81 per bushei.
PETERSBURG, VA. July 1f-PEA-
NlrTS-There are no changes in the pea
nut market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
Fortune for Mrs. TaImapc

PlTTSBURG. PA. July 1.-THE wife
OF the Rev. T. De Witt Talmage has re-
ceived a check for $4,000. representing
her interest In the Lindsay & MeCutch-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
Young Mistley" by Henry Telon
Merriman. author OF Edged Tool
and Towers, zoe.
THE NEWEST PUBLICATIONS.

The latest editions Of Concerning Isabel
Carnaby The Forest Lovers, Tekla, and
In a Steamer chair. at SIC
THE NEWEST PUBLICATIONS,
The Dreamers. by John Kendrck Bangs:
Bobbie. BY Kate Cairns; The open Ques-
ton. by Elizabeth Robins: Alvin, by
Hall Dunton; When Knighthood Was In
Flower. Prisoners and Capuves. by her-
riman; The Strong Arm. by Robert Barr
a companion to Tekla The Outsiders, by
r. H. Chambers: A. Duet By Conan
Doyle. Waters That Pass Away, David
Uarum.
The Meyer Store open until 10 p. NJ.
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LIVERPOOL. July IA p. Moot
TON-Spot I'm fair demand. prices fun.
American middling j-1Gd. The sales Of
the day were 1900 bales, Of which 1000
were for speculation and export. and I'M
Guided II 800 American. Receipts. 5000
bales Including 200 bales American.
Futures opened quiet with "a moderate
demand. and closed quiet but steady;
American middling J. m. e., July 17-G4.
sellers: July and August. 1G-Gld3 17-G4.
buyers: August and September. . 1j-G40
1901 buyers: September and October.
1j-Gf. sellers. October and November.
14Gf. sellers: November and Deem
ber. 1864 buyers: December and Janu-
airy. . 1864. buyers: January and Feb
ruary. 2 1894 buyers. February and
March 1f-Gf sellers: March and Anril
2 1869 1J-Gf BUYERS: Anril and NAY.
15-6fd3 1864. sellers; May and June.
1G-Gl buyers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

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AlchlSon ....ss-s. sst.'''' -.'-''' -
Atchison pId +..tt .''''.. ''''-'''''
baltimore ana ONO ..''''''' ''''' a
Canada Pacific ........ ....'...'..' US
Canade southern '..''' ''.'''''''' .l--
,-'-i,.'.,-, and Alton ........ ........ $50
ch n and .................... 1.5Aa
Cit 90 h. III - .......... "a
III snG ~ mn pfd........ ........ 1--
CHI q. VICE.. ..'' ...'''''-''' ,i's
tni., luI ana l-...... .'''''-'''''- ~
chi. Ind. and H. plu...''.' ''.''.-
Chi. anau n. N--..-.... s''''-''''
chi. and y. W plu.'..-. '''''.''. az"
G., g., g. and 81 L..-..' co.. '-'' "''2
g.. g.. g.. and 81. j. pid..''...'.'' -"o
Del. and huue9A '.'-.' ''''''''''' So.
Del, J. ana NJ 's-.. .''''+'''''''' -Dff.
Den. and 100 d., ....''''''''''' -l-
Den. and Rio q. pId'..... '''''''''' i,@s
Erle new ;..'..t5' '-''''''''''''' az
Irle new Isl lI~. 's''''' s.''''''
Fort Wayne ........ .....'' .'..''. ~
Great Northern plo..'.' '''''''''''
Illinois Central ;;-..... .''-''.'''' l iSs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July l4.-COTION-Spec
ulation was very slack and htful IN cot
ton futures The local operations had the
market pretty much 10 themselves all
day. The absence OF outside interest
was explained Oy a popular preference
10 hold on for reliable data from Texas.
News from the Brazoe Valley was no
worse than from other parts Of the cot
ton belt II continued positively favor
able The market here opened barely
steady. unchanged 10 decline OF / point
Subsequent changes were small. but bus-
moss dragged. and the feeling was gen
orally weak AT the lowest point prices
shaved "A decline OF 20 . points. Liant
datiOn was something OF a feature. nota-
bly i'm the way Of August selling. Tho
market was hnally steady at q net loss
of . 20 points.
COTTON - Futures opened barely
steady: July, $40. August 5.53: SEN
tomber. 55i: October 564 November
3 s.: December. 5.73; January. SRI; FEB,
ruary, SO. March. 5S4, April and May
69i
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up