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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

packages. W. b. c.. No. .. and B. f. H..
No s. sold at 800; one package, J. -.
and r., No. /, at s.; one package, u. -
H.. No. 2. at $50; one package, ) +: A.
No. 8. at $3.50; one package, j. IA. IS, NO. :,
at $3.50: one package, l. H. H., No. D, az
$50: one package j. H. II. ana ;" NO 4,
at s.: one package. j. II. X, NO. o. az
$3.50: one package. &. G. H.. No. s. az
$50; one package 6, G. D. 40 60 = and NJ
J. ID. and b.. No. 2 at $40: three pack
ages, j. b. H.. No. 4. =. and w, No. g.
and ]. G.. NJ No. 3. at 81; two packages.
u. f. b.. No. 6. and w. p. X, No. >, AT
$50; one package, /. b. T. No. 3 az
$50; two packages, J. ID. and B., No. 8
and +. j. A.. No. 6. at $3.50; one package,
!" h. H., No. ). at $40; one package
L. y. H., No. Z, at s22U; one package
L. b. c., No. !. at $l.JO.
Mr.. Haynes made an average OF SS.9S
his entire break through at auction on
Change to-day.
The folowing-named gentlemen sold at
auction on Change to-day through Mr.
George A. Haynes-tO-wit:
Mr.. L. y. Brooks. of Caroline county
sold his No. l 065 pounds at S2j, No. ,
4S0 pounds) at ST. No. 3 (59O Pounds at
7G5 pounds at $6.62l2. making an average
Messrs. G. c. and r. S. Broadus, OF
Caroline county. sold their No. QiS
pounuFD at Sl6, NO. 'oit pOuiu0j a. GO
and No. 8 (42 pounds at 1915, making
an average OF SlJ.3.
Mr. r.. q. Pitts. OF Caroline county. sold
his No. / dO7 pounds) at $2i, No ? $3.50
pounds) at $3.50. No. 3 $50 pounds at
$3.50. No. C76o poundS at 500, No .
(6l5 pounds at S6.62i5. and No. COS
pounds at $40, making an average OK
S1i.20.
MIR. c. b. Brooks. of Caroline county;
sold his No 1 O70 pounds at $40. No. ?
1888 pounds, at $50, No. CS' pounds ~ az
1850 pounds) at &.7j, making an average
Of sll.3O.
Mr.. ]. II. Kay. Of Caroline county. sold
his No. l CHI pounds) at $3.50, No. , GO
pounds) at $3.50, No. 3 600 pounds al
1925. No (43O pounds) at $3.50. and NO. .
G05 Pounds at $3.50, making an average
OF Sl033.
Messrs. l. y. Houchins, James Thurs
ton & Brother. of Louisa county; n. j.
Gravatt. b. F. Brooks, w. y. Carter, {.
c. Broadus. c. G. Broadus, Jr, w. Z.
Kay. f. j. Andrews. Pitts ~ Wright,
J. G. Marshall. and J.. b. Carter, OF Caro-
line county,
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NO vIRGINIANs COMMISSIONED.
War Department slow About APP
noiutmeuts-M News.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July H-(Spe-
cialD-No Virgnians have yet been COM
niesioned TO serve in the new regiments
destined TO represent US I'm the Philip
mines The appointments seem 10 hang
fire i'm the Adiutant-Generars office.
now hatch. consisting Of majors, cap
.tains first and second lieutenants, IS
nostcd daily. and up 10 the present ume
in ie estimated that as many oillcers nave
been commissioned as there nave Deeh
privates recruited for the ten new Iesi
inents 10 be organized IN this country.
Among those appointed to-day appears
tho name OF Holmes Conrad, Jr., FORMER
H., If Inc Second North Carolina, 20 be
second lieutenant This may be MS
fake. and IL is probably Holmes conrad,
Jr.. Of Virginia.
MILES ACTING AS SECRETARY.
General Nelson A. Miles Is to-day act
ING Secretary Of War. This, IN view OF ne
feud that has existed between MN ana
Aiger seems extraordinary but II nap
mems i'm this way: Assistant-Secreta
NeikcIiohn Is absent on leave, ana
To-day Secretary Alger left to VISIT
Vice-President Hobart in New Jer-
sew Ia the absence or the IWo.
General of the army becomes acting sec
retarv of War. IL was suggested that "
be good opportunity for Niles TO get
his work in c,-.,,.A &. do.ocbod
4 faffau9ut q. :. SlulblSH II N'to~NN.-
cr,ro Inc ordnance Bureau ana orderea
~ ~ o' Newport News as inspector OF ord
nance. H,,,taars have been in
Inc io.loN.,7 nroposals for the building
of the 10 new southern ralw2y depot Sbe ,p
Richmond Frank f. Hun" %l S e GIBSON SSH
,.i '"T I'll Sitterding John I. wilson; w;
o o. burton S ,, Fl2ur"2 g. * B s99Ts q
Richmohu, ,,o,rbester' Similar invitations
i broln1 been sent to builders in Atlanta
,y,T@oeen,Deton and other points
Personal.
81, -; -. 'pj~hmond and j. r. Dupuy,
T " rr1'' Va are at the National Hotel.
H. b Vance, North GaT sdHSiID r. o Eeyg
a. Nirs George B. Curtis. Miss r. Cur
lis. Enfield. n. c., and u. l. owens. Oh
Warrenton. Va. are At the 81, JANIS % On
Judge John Paul, Of Harrisonours, IL ~
the city stopping at the 81 James. y
u. j. VOORHEES,, Newport News, va; D.
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II. Beidler, Jessie Stauber. Harrisonburg:
Va; J. ID. Thomas and wife Virginia, and
i. L. Cooper. Culpeper, Va, are register
ed AT the Howard House.
Mr. A. G. Knowles. OF the southern
railway. is in the city on business with
the main office. He IS stopping az the
Hotel Johnson.
John W. Evans and Miss T.. r. Evans
OF Manteo. N G.. are az the Metropolitan.
POSTAL.
The following fourth-class poStmasters
have been appointed to-day: John NJ.
Vaughn. Cumberland; Marcus J.. sclater'
Grantland. Henrico county; Wllham a.
Roy, Hereb. Bedford county, va.
North Carolina-George b. Cooper. Hi
liardston: John q. Adams, Ltue-RiYcr
Academy; John a. Gum. OAK Forest
Cyrus a. McRorie, Haywood; j. VI. lAttlc'
Record; L. j. Williams Laredo. James q.
Blake. South Washington; Mrs. j.. +.
West West Mills
New offices have been established at
Cypress. Warwick county, Va. Michael
T.. Brunk postmaster; Gray. Sussex
county. Va. Elmira l.. Gray postmaster.
and WELCOME. Surry county y. c., mil
bred \. Cbckerham postmaster
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LyycnprRG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 1i-(Special)-
Sales of tobacco on this market the past
week aggregated only 4l6, 100 pounds. QUO
tatiOns. Dark Grades: Lugs-COmmon
dark lugs. Sl.JOMs2.jO good dark Tugs.
S2Sjq$35O; fine dark Tugs, $iuS5. Leaf
Common dark leaf. $350N$4: medium dark
leaf. $425q$j; good dark leaf, S6Q$; me
dark leaf. S9dN2: good black wrappers,
slOax4: fine black wrappers. $lj0&4.
Bright Tobacco: Leaf-Common monde
script. $2JOd$i: common bright, brownsh
lugs. S3qA; medium bright Tugs. sass;
good bright Tugs. $1q$9 fine bright Tugs.
So 50Q $40. Leaf-Common cutting. &dS6;
medium cutting, N.6oq@ good cutting,
S9Hsi0; fine cutting, SllQSl2.Jo; fancy cut
ting. SlI.5OnSlG Leaf-COmmon cut. wrap
pers. SsQ$l2: medium cut wrappers, Sl2n
$l3: fine cut. wrappers, $25a$lO; good ma .
hngnnV so 500 $50.
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NEW 1OINh iAOtAN~ia MANN l.
NEW YORK, July H.-Flour-Weak on
otherwise.
Rye FlOur-Dull.
COrnmeal-Quiet
Rye-Steady.
Barley-Firmer
Barley Malt-tirm.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red 70 5-Sc. OPP
lions opened steady ana sold on under
talk OF larger southwestern receipts,
coupled with Liquidation. ON subsequent
talk Of crop damage In Nebraska, shorts
covered, but realizing finally developed
again and the market closed weak at
3-Sd1-2c. net decline. July closed lsc., Sep
tember IS Use. December, soc.
Corn-Spot easy; No. = 10 &c. Optlons
opened dull and improved slightly on eX-
port developments finally easing of with
wheat. and closed easy and unchanged.
July closed 80 $50; September, 80 l2c.
Oats-Spot quiet. Options dull.
Beef-tirm.
Cut Meats-Firm.
Lard-Firm; western, S.5. Refined firm.
Pork-lfirm
Butter-steady; western creamery. l5a
IS 1-2c.; State dairy Is l-2Hllc.
Cheese-Firm, large white, Csc.
Eggs Steady; State and Pennsylvania,
Il l-2Hl6c.; western fresh, Sab lie.
POtatOes-Quiet; southern firsts, Slli2;
Long Island. Sass. $3.50.
$3.50.
Cotton-By steam 10 Liverpool y l-2c.
COttOnseed- Oil-Firm.
Rosin-Quiet; strained, common 10 good,
$lS00SlS2 IL.
Turpentine-Steady AT 44aH l-2c.
Rice-Frm.
Coffee-Opened steady az unchanged
prices and ruled active. with traders
cautious, in absence Of liaVre cables. The
market showed a weak undertOne, fOl-
lowing larger Brazilian movement and
lower quotations from santos. Close
steady and unchanged 10 points lower.
sales 1890 bags. including August, $3.50,
September, N60ns465; December. $50.
Spot Rio dull and nominal Mild quiet.
SuRar-Raw weak; fair refining,
l3-iGc centrifugal 81 degree test. 3-Sc.;
molasses sugar. ll-l6c. Refined quiet
and about steady.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. July l4.-COttOn-Steady;
middling. 3-l6c. gross receipts. S12 bales;
sales. 5s5 bales: stock, 80. iOi bales
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 5,lti bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 2927 bales: 10
France. l.l9S bales; 10 the Continent, 1850
bales: stock. 422. 362 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 406 bales;
exports-to Great Britain. 1921 bales; 10
France. 500 bales; TO the Continent, 1856
bales.
Totals since September list: Net re-
ceipts, s.2sO. $50 bales; exports-to Great
Britain. 5,t4,e92 bales: 70 France, '@,l5i
bales: 10 the Continent. 2.173.S9 bales.
THE MELON MARKET
NEW YORK. July l4.-Muskmelons sell
well when choice. but poor drag. Water
melons i'm large accumulation and very
Carolina per crate. 75c.Nsl.25; do, per
basket, 75c. fixl25: do, Charleston, per
basket, sm$l 10 do. Florida and Geor-
gia, per crate. sidoaS4jo watermelons.
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cow THE CLTBS STAND.

r .mIions got even yesterday with
Lancaster the way the Ward 90 ais.
r.. h.u Wednesday Ralph Scyboid.
I. E-re Morris Stcelmau. and
G I. rIt ON their hitting clothes
r rn. fer Harry Wilhelm. the star
tertr .t -le cN-ChampioAs and batted
0-- f....ry for their comrades. and the
...cl stuck by Pipp.n Beautiful
Job. Bishop and that little Clarke Spring
.. pitched bah that was puzzhng 90 the
... boys from the Pcun- ylvania village.
I.. game was rather "a nice ono and
Did enough plays In il 20 make the family
6 ,leriug present feel like speaking 10
each other Lancaster scored two runs
on 81 base ON balls and Leidy's Dit into
Manila bay that counted for a homer,
and some Of the rooters Thought DO was an
over. bat that bunch OF fellows boss
ed by Jakey Wells wouldn't stand for it,.
shannon got 10 first ON Dit. and then
Ralph Seybold put am out curve over that
Tree that sets just outside left-hold fence.
ll.n the boys kept ou Iugging away,
and punches of doubles and singles and
clever bit of bah playing and base rum
ming did the trick.
This score viii tell the rest of the story.
lt follows.
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WHEELER DENIED INTERVIEW.
Saws lie Has Been Incorrectly ne
ported ns TO AguinnIdo's Forces.

GRAND ISLAND, NEB.. July l3-Gen-
eral Joseph Wheeler passed through this
city to-day and made the following state
ment. asking that correction be made
through the Associated Press:
81 was incorrectly reported in chicago
as TO the Philippine insurgent army. III
,9s,yor ~ q direct question | stated that
I aid not know the strength Of Aguinal-
do's forces. and that the published re-
norts of our officers I'm Manila did not
state them. III. ,,,,so
o.pnars and officials in Washington are
we'll informed. but I have never had a
Conversation with any official in WASH
;ogton on the subject. and am quite ig-
norant as to the extent of their inforlna-
a..
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ENG AGEMENT AT MhNTITUPA.
Fight 800 Insurgents in
the Philippines.

MANILA. July 13-12:30 p. M.-Lake Ia
guna de Bay is being patrolled by :hree
troops Of the Fourth Cavalry, under Cap
tain McGraw. and the army gunboat
Napidan. commanded by Lieutenant Lar
sen. The force makes its headquarters on
an island, living on cascOes, N which the
men are tOwed about TO make ueXpeci cd
visits TO towns where there are small
forces Of insurgents, for the purpose of
keeping the rebels moving On Tuesday
the troops had an engagement al Manu-
tupa. on the south shore of the lake. They
fought 500 insurgents there. cntrenched
near the shore. The Napidln she.led the
rebels. and a party of American troops,
numbering 1856, landed and drove them by
a sharp running fire TO the hills where
they were too strongly entrenched for
the small force TO attack them. TWO OF
the cavalrymen were wounded, and the
bodies of ten insurgents were found. It
fV-fiNe.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. July il. 1899.
Private sales reported to-day We're as
follows: Wrappers, 10 hOgsheads; leaf
dark, u hogsheads: stems. 9 hogsheads.
Total number Of hOgsheads sold during
the day, IS.
United states internal-revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
day were: Tobacco. $3.50; cigars S2s9.66.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, l0i hOgsheads dark,
80 hOgsheads and 50 tierces.
Mr.. George A. Haynes had the follow
ing sale of seyenty-three packages on
Change to-day. one package, l.. h. b.,
No. l. at SIS; one package, II. q. F.. No.
l. at S24 one package, T.. G.. p, No. 2,
at $3.50 one package, J. n. NJ, No. /,
az Sl97j; one package, }. II. NJ, No. s.
at $3.50; one package, g. H. H., No. !,
AZ $40: one package, J.. II. II. and S.
No. /, at $3.50: two packages, q. G. and
r. : T.. Nos / and 2. at SIS. one pack
age. l.. B. b., No ?. az 81; one package,
L. Is. b.. No L. at SIG; one package J. w.
NJ. No. /. at sl5.25; one package, J. c. NJ.
No. l. SIS; one package L. r. T., No. ..
Sli one package }. IL. X, No. 2, az
$780, one package. u. +. b., No. 2, at
$3.50 one package. +. J: A.. No. l, at
iii.50: one package. J. II. H. and s., at
sll25: one package r. j. A., NO, 2. at
81: one package. q. G. and X. $. B., No.
3. at S9.75 one package, +. J. A., No. 3,
al sci: three packages. J. w. NJ. No. 2.
b. i. b.. No. /. and c. b. b., No. ?, at
S75: two packages, -. r. b., No. 4, and
l.. G. p. 10 4. At $50; one package. {.
Q. b.. No. taken i'm. at s., .; three
nacxaees. IL. +. b.. No. 3, J. G. NJ. No. 2.
and j. Ii. X, No 3. sold at ss.25; three
nackages. J. J. c.. No. /. W. b. c.. No. I,
and e. r.. b., No. 1, at IS; one package,
L. b. H.. No. /, at $50; one package
p. and W., No. 2. at -; two packages'
AT 81: four packages, c. G. b., No. ],
j. ". NJ, No. 4. G. d. b.. No. > and
w. p. X. No. 8. az 1915; three packages;
j. W. NJ, No. 3, L. T. b.. No; .. ana
ID. +. b., No. 2, taken In at $780, TWO
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL GAME.
4 Heart-Disease Finish-A Pitcher
Was Disabled.

NEW YORK. July H-To-day's game
ended I'm a sensational manner Chicago
had three men on bases, two out. and
one run needed to tie. Two strikes had
been called on Wolverton when Mcclure
lot the BAH get by him. 1t rolled only
about five feet, but Demontre tried TO
run home and was out by close shave.
Attendance. 300. Score: r.. II. u.
chicago 900. IL O. 900 /
Brooklyn .... ....1 OOO1O2O -
Batteries Griffith and Donahue; Nc
James. Mcclure and Farrell.
Umpires: Mcssrs. Emslie and Mcdonald.
Time of game ] hour and 80 minutes
THE FAST Colonies.
WASHINGTON. July A-Louisville
played a fast game to-day and won by
hitting Mcrcer's delivery for seven bases
in the third inning Attendance, so
Washington ....1O2O21OOO-6 10 3
Louisville .........1 o. Of 90 Is II
Batteries Mercer and Kittridge; Woods,
Phillip. and thinner.
Umpires: Mcssrs. Snyder and Smith.
Time of game . hours and minutes.
THE PITCHER DISABLED.
BALTIMORE. July 14-Cleveland was
easy for the orioles to-day i'm "a One-sided
same. Pitcher Bates was hit over the
heart 10y "a pitched ball in The second in
ming ana seemed 10 be badly hurt, but
after "a time resumed play and pitched
the game out. Attendance. I1H. Score:
r. II. T..
Baltimore ........12210OS5O-lI y 3
cleveland ..........l q ~ o. - .
Batteries: HIN and Crisham; Bates and
Tmpircs: Messrs. O'Day and McGarr.
Time OF game, . hours
HITS At THE RIGHT TIME.
NEW YORK July H.-St. Louis
defeated the New Yorks to-day in an in
tcresting game. The locals made near
lv three times as many hits as the vis-
tors. bat three OF the lattcr's hits were
made at the right time Attendance, coo.
Sew York ........OOOOOOOO1-I ii 2
ST. Louis ..........0 OO01O1-3 ?
Batteries: MeelIin and Warner; Young
and OConnor
l'mpiTcs. MesSrS. Manassau ana hunt
Time of game. , hours and 10 minutes:
THEY KICKED TOO MUCH.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Phillies
defeated Cincinnati to-day in an exciting
game The bad feature Of the contest
was the continuous wrangle or both
teams. Stcintelt was rendered unGQh1I
scious for nearly five minutes IN the third
inning. as a result of collision with
Laioie at second base. ATTENDANCE, avg
score. X. III. T..
Philadclphia I'll OO1O4O e 10
BATTERIES: Hawley, Phillips, ard Wood;
DOnohue. Piatt, and Mcfarland.
Umpire: Mr. Latham. Time OF game
hours and 80 minutes.
WHAT CHESBRO IS DOING
BOSTON. July lit was a pitchers
battle to-day between Nichols and Ches-
bro and the former was strong enough
to keen the Pttsburgs down TO soil
tary hit. Attendance, 1900 Score;
r.. H. L.
,ittsburg - .....0O 100000 0
Batteries: Nichols and Clarke; Chesbro
and SchriVer.
i-mpircs: Messrs. Lynch and Connolly.
Time Of game, / hour and 80 minutes.
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AZ Berry,
o,en this evening 'tiii II.

Golf Bicycling, Tennis, Foot
Rail, Baseball, Canoeing,
Trsmping-Shoes for all kinds
NJ July amusements can be
nundatour store. Special shoes
nr special functions-high and
low. thick and thin. for work
and play. rain and shine, for
men and boys.
Don't waste your time look
,,1 i'm our store window-we
have just the same Shoes inside
hc store. and you can escape
without being obliged to pur-
chase.
Remember. the real attraction
is In the price.
r-...~ lots Hanan'S $3.50,
crl-c1's Sailor Hats, hall price.
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THE SAMOAN CONFECTIONERY.
Herr Rose Talks To the Washington
Officials.

WASHINGTON. july 13.-Hcrr Rose,
the German Consul-General at Samoa du-
ring the recent exciting events there. ar
rived in Washington unexpectedly to-day.
and called at the German embassy. Am
bassador Hollcnben accompanied Herr
Rose 10 the State Department, ana pre-
scented him to Secretary Hay and Assist
ant-Secretary Hin. This gave an cppor-
tunity for rather extended conference
on Samoan affairs. i'm the course of which
Herr Rose defended his course during the
troublous days Of last spring 5hd tN~
NAMED his view Of many of the incl
dents i'm which he and Admiral kautz
and the various other officials az Samoa
were concerned. Herr Rose presented ms
version of these incidents quite iuiiy. lie
VIII rcmain here for several days before
Going 10 Berlin. His visit to Washington
is said to have had no special significance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
WELDON NEIGHBoRHOOD.
SmaII-Pox-IIIicit DistiIleries Cap
turPd.

WELDON. y. c.. July 14-Cspecial)-
Smallpox has made It's appearance in
the upper end Of the county The negro
postmaster at Aurelian Springs is sick
with the disease, and it IS also in the
family Of j. H. Whitehead a colored
farmer living near CASTOR.
Deputy-Colector r. J. Lewis yesterday
destroyed two Illicit dstilleries near Ring
wood. Both were I'm full blast and doing
a rushing business The men all cs-
caped-that is. they were nowhere in
sigh. when the officer and his posse ar
rived upon the scene.
Wires for the electric-light plant here
are going up and the lights will be turned
on September the 1st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

Belts. Stratton. and Cymer. Three-base
hit-Jimcson Home-runs-Lawrence and
Hailigan Sacrifice hits-Woddige. Childs
ca. Goeckel. and Snyder Stolen bases
Lawrence and snyder Left on bases
Reading. II: Wilkesbarre. s. Struck out
BY Fcrtsch, }. by Goodwin, T. Double
play-Cockman, Childs. and Drauby. First
base ON balls--Om Fortsch. 2: on Jimeson.
q or Goodwin. 3. Hit by pitched ball
Gocckel Wild pitch-Jimeson Passed
haIl-Snyder; tmpire-Mr. Mullane. Time
OF game-2 hours and 30 minutes.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease' powder, 1t cures
Towing nails. and instantly takes the
ssting out OF corns and bunions. It's the
Greatest comfort discovery OF the age.
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t Is a certain cure for
Sweating. callous. aud hot, tired aching
feet. TRY IL to-day. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. BY mail for 25c. IN
stamps. Trial package FREE. Address
ALLEN 3. OLMSTED. lie Roy. n y
- 10 6-Sa, 1u&Th39tf
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wuNEsnARRE DROPPED ANOTHER
Reading Won II Contest ON Their
Home Grounds Yesterday.

IlADING. PA. July 4.-(Special)-Ihe
.. defeated the Wikesbarre club to-
... I1 ID fourtecn-inning game. With two
Door,. 0ut and TWO on bases Cochman hit
SINGLE over second, scoring the winning
t. Jmcson was very Wild. aud was
...u out OF the box iu the third inning
.e had given seven bases ON pans
MAS bad safely hve times. Goodwin
".- INSTITUTED. and kept the hits Wen
Scattered The playing of O'DWeh, ClN-
m.r .1.kman. Childs. and Lawrence, ana
..r .u9ual catch by Stratton, were the
Features. Here is the score
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DENVER. col, July 1s.-W J: Bryan ll,,.a
passed through Denver TO-DAY III, en ioI 49,
I 10 T on present Problems before the
TISee..sas Texas ChautauQua. lie was met
a. Senot by Governor Thomas and
Mavor johnson, who escorted him TO
Boulder At Cripple Creek MT, bIyan IN
silver and gold in the ratio of 10 20 l.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 1L-(SpecialD
Receipts large and prices shade
lower on some grades Quotations: Com
mon TO medium Tugs. - 80 10 81. good TO
fine Tugs. 81 10 81 poor short leaf. 50 to 50;
fair to good short leaf. $ to $3.50; medi-
UNI to good wrappers s. to So; good 10
fine wrappers. 81 to slS; medium To good
shipping 81 to sll; good TO fine shipping
RIO IN 81
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SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA, July H.-(Specal)-
Jumbo, fancy hand-picked Virginia pea
nuts. 3-lc.; No. fancy hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, &C.. extra hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, lie; No. Virginia she'll
ed peanuts, l-2c.; No. ? Virginia shelled
peanuts. &c.: extra-large Virginia shelled
peanuts, Z 1-2c. No. / Spanish shelled pea
nuts. l-2c.; No. 2 Spanish shelled pea
nuts, Lac.
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DAyvILLr TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVIILE. July 14-(Special.)-
tions: Wrappors-Fancy. $iOa$5 good. $50
@S40: medium, S20dS3O: common. Sl2H$2O.
Fillers-Fine S.25GSl0, good S550dN.25,
common. g. 75H $3.50. Cutters Fine. $l7dS23
good. $lldSl7: common. $7.jOaSll. Smokers
Fine SgqSl2: good S6dS9: common. 3u g.
Nondescripts-Go S2.J0dSi; common,
Sl75uS2jO
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, July -. 1899.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 81 70
75c.: mixed. 81 to 7jc.; shortberry, g. TO
75c.: No. > red. 7jc. bag lots, 81 TO 7ic.
Corn-White. Virginia, bag lots, AZ to 43c.
No. white - 10 - 1-2c.; No. 3 white. II to
Al l-2c.; No. 2 mixed. n TO II l-2c.; No. 3
mixed. 40 10 Ale. Oats-No. ? mixed,
29 lie: No mixed 29c. Rye-5S TO coo.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY II. 1899.
ARRIVED
Steamer Albemarle Glover Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers Old DOmin-
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner Howard A. Hunt, hawkins,
New York. fertilizer; Nirginid-Carolina
Barge Marshall Norfolk. kainit; VIZ
einla-CarOlina Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wlnyah, simmons, PhiladSl-
phla. merchandise and passengers; clyde
Line. ,..,.,,-
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation COMPANY.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JULY IL
Q3y telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamer AppOmattox, London.
steamer city OF Everett, Boston.
barge 5 h. Mead, Boston.
Barge oakland Boston. .f.
Barge Antelope. Boston.
SAILED.
steamer Leitrim. London.
steamer Nalhalla. Ayonmouln.
steamer Rappahannock, ldyerfGo>-
steamer Chickahominy, tondon.
schooner George Bailey. Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY H. iSs
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyilie. Boyd, Baltimore
messengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville Boyd. Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.