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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-05-20
a. 0. u. W. Grand Lodge.


Driier u United Workmen OF the State
ot Nevada met in biennial session in
obi Fellows Hall, Carson, Tuesday
morning at 10 O'clock.
HE ioiiowing officers and delegates
were present: Past Grand Master
Workman, q. A. Latiraye; Grand Mas
ter Workman, NJ. Il. Cecil Grand Fore
man, Charles Stewart; Grand Overseer,
K. l.. Bunreli; Grand Recorder, j. +.
Gignoux; Grand Receiver, II. l.. Fish
Grand Guide, J.J. Quinn Grand Inside
Waterman, F. q. Folsom: Grand Out
side Waterman Greeley French; Su-
pre,ne Representatives, l.. NJ. Gile,
W. l.. Taylor, G. A. LaGrave; Grand
Trustee, F. T.. Murphy; Grand Lodge
Finance Committee, John Lothrop, A.
@. Berry, Greeley French; Grand Lodge
Committee on Laws and Supervisors,
F. McRae, f. p. A. Pyne.
Seven lodges were represented and
a number OF delegates were absent from
other lodges.
The reports of the Grand Lodge Off
GERS show a healthy growth in the Order
many applications are now in the hands
of the local Lodges. The present mem
bership OF the Order in this State is
nearly 100. Since the last Grand
Lodge held in May, 1897, 1856, 900 has been
disbursed among the beneficiaries of de.
ceased members within this State.
Tuesday evening Ormsby Lodge No. 4,
OF Carson, rendered the visiting dele
gates a literary entertainment and ban
quet Immediately after closing work in
the lodge, at which two members were
initiated. The lodge met promptly at !
O'Clock and the families oil mem hers
were in attendance. Owing to the great
number OF Workmen in this city it was
found impossible to admit other than
members OF the Order and their imme-
date families.
Wednesdays proceedings consisted o.
routine work OF the Order and the adop-
ton Of A new Grand Lodge Constitution
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing term:
Past Grand Master, NJ. q. Cecil, o
Humboldt No. %.
Grand Master Workman, Chas. Stew.
art, OF Ormsby No. 1.
Grand Foreman, X. L. Buncel, OF Ne
vada No. 3.
Grand Cverseer, j. j. Quinn, of Ne.
vada No. 5.
Grand Recorder, j. j.. G'gnoux, Of
River No. 6.
Grand Receiver, Fl. L. Fish, of Ne
vaha No. 5.
Grand Guide, A.P. A. Pyne, OF Storey
No. B.
Grand Tnsi lie Waterman, F. 6. Fol-
SOM, OF Ormsby No. 4.
Grand Ontsi lie Waterman, John
Brady, OF Cold Hill No. 9.
Grand Trustee, p. Brannan, OF Storey
No. 3.
Supreme Representatives, w. l.. Tay-
lor OF Ormsby No. 4, NJ. q. Cecil Of
Humboldt No. %, d. NJ. Gile OF Storey
No. %.
Grand Master Workman Stewart an
nounced the following appointments for
the ensuing term Of two years: Deputy
| Grand Master Workman, w. l.. TAYLOR
Grand Medical Examiner, DIR. P. Mum
son Finance Committee, John Lothrop,
A.G Berry, Greeley French; Committee
on Laws and Supervision, +. McRae, +.
! ]. Sheerin, G. l.. Murphy. One Dis
trict Deputy was appointed from each
county.
Dayton was selected as the place and
the third Tuesday in May, 1901, the
time for holding the next session OF the
Grand Lodge.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-05-20
To Hunters.

Hunters will please not go into the
fields on the Italian ranch near Jake
Hamilton's old place, or on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, as the wild cattle break
ort ana cause me much trouble and ex-
peuse.
e. OLINGHoUSE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
GEN. R0SSER AT HOME.
Tylcr's Friends ia Charlottesville arc
Pledged 10 Martin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July b.
Special.-General Thomas L. Rosser. VINO
was recently mustered out of service in
Cuba. is now at his home in this CITY.
The General IS looking well, and is In
fine spirits lie thinks that Cuba is q
great country. and nearly all the natives
are in favor of annexation with the
United States.
The Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton. Of which Dr. Charles O.. Maphis, of
this city is the president VIII hold ia
annual meeting az the Natural Bridge. be-
ginning Monday evening. July 18th, and
continuing three days. The session prom
ises 10 be OF unusual interest. as il will
be largely attended Four or five MEM
bers. accompanied by their wives, VIII
represent Charlottesville.
Albemarie stock. including horses cat-
tie. sheep and hogs. are becoming very
popular in other States and ara now
being very much sought after. Arrow
head stock Farm and Castala had
number of visitors yesterday looking for
fine cattle.
The announcement that Governor TYLER
has decided t0 oppose Thomas s. Martin
for the United States Senate, IS not
well received here. as many who support
ed Mr.. Tyler for Gubernatoriai honors
are already obligated 20 support Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
FLASHING CHECKS.
4 Man Wanted in Washingto" at
Crooked Work i'm Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. July speciaL-A
man. who gave his name as Charles
Bass was arrested to-day upon the te'e-
graphic request OF Mayor Sylvester. Sill
perintondont OF Police. Washington. ID.
g. Bass was charged with flashing
checks in Washington. After his arrest
the fact that be has been floating paper
extensively I'm Norfolk developed Four
checks flashed here have already come 20
light, and more are expected. Those so
far reported were passed on T.. W King
G2O. Frankfort Loan Company. and Ar
mold d Holston. SIS each. The checks
were drawn ON the Lincoln National Bank
of Washington and purportcd 90 be
signed by the brotherhood Wine Com
pany o. IT, Ralston u Coz, New York.
This concern Bass claims he travels for.
Bass is held
The United States Coast Survey steamer
Blake arrived here this morning. The
Blake was recently surveying the Porto
Bican coast. and returned to the United
States when the rainy season set In. She
since has been mp Chesapeake BAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
TAKING OPTIONS
ON WAREHOUSES;
Negotiations Closed for Two of Those
in Durham.
THE GRANVILLE TRUST SUSPECTED
Col Carr Owns Large Interests i'm the
tobacco Sales Warehouses and
s-- was Not Seen School Supcrin-
tcndcnt Elected.

DURHAM. y. c., July 13.-Special.-
Recently options were taken on TWO to-
bacco warehouses here by Wilson man
for The sum Of 5000 each 1t IS thought
he represents the Dany.le Tobacco Ware
house Trust Company recently formed
with o. million dollars capital and # is
said that should this company come into
control OF an the warehouses here, others
will De built TO oppose the combine.
COLONEL CARR's INTEREST.
Colonel Carr who owns the Banner
Warehouse and One-haif interest in the
Parish Warehouse. is away from the CITY
and the party who took the options on the
other TWO houses did not see him.
The Board of Directors Of the pub
lie schools Of the county. elected Prof g..
w. Massey superintendent 20 succeed
himself The report OF the State super
intendent shows that Durham county
leads the state in public schools.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Professor Massey held the regular OK
animation for teachers to-day.
A great many tobacco men are leaving
this point daily for the eastern part of
this State and for South Carolina 10 enc
gagged in the tobacco business. The mar
kets are just opening up in these sections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

NEW YORK July l$.-FLOUR-lAttle
without being qu"otabiy lower
1850 A.. t, ''0''
1 M, X ". "a I.-i-"s!.
4, n
I,Attl'f d -oleady. ca,
C..,,i,l'i @' l,l,il e' ~ -'
Cp,lons olelleu Easy ause oi uiisi'
'oi ~. ~ 80 O"D,V,, i.'t ls i"tC
on .,n.I ..'ills o- 100 l'ISi "'" ~ ''l'
-NvIlu ~'sl aiIu a'so 81! i"Illg' i'e'I.A
NiS VlY1ls piulilp,eu d ''i'"i 'c' -'',.' N' auu
Clu9tI ,Iie iHdi h-t easy -fHtlc. i-t i'".it
Jug t''7g1 "a. - ~. StD'eii i.', e4o-eu
AT '',.,,' Lle' e'il"lI ol'St" ~
-. ''' ~ -,
. w.. -.'
WIN "neHl ana "i- tloai"Iise- "", IaIti
utpIptd "iiuei 4edII1lIis aiq D''1'u easy
az ls' .tc. neg decline Juiy , Closed "t
90" -, l'leino.I ,lo7e, "t ~ .,
Dai1I7 st1,5,, O'''i'' ''' ''''
Di-,r ,ri-,,vs rvrr,
tB66 Ial,.. r.os,or, e. poe,c5
-, - '''''''' '' '''''
,-'.Eivr,r-r, r,rco.,,,o western crear,er,.
100 60, -lit,. t2il 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

was discovered the contents were burned
ana the flames were leaping from the
door. The ross was small. How the hre
originated IS not known.
Mrs. James Cav. who has been visiting
nor daughter Mrs. J. +. Browning. near
charlottesville. Va. for several weeks
past. is reported quite sick
The ladies Of the Baptist church VIII
have an entertainment at the church on
Saturday evening from to 10 o'clock TOT
the benefit OF the church.
MISS Laura Martin. who has been quite
SICK tor the past six weeks, Is now I'M
proving quite rapidly.
The wheat and oat crops I'm this sec
ton are al least 90 per cent. shorter than
that OF last year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
PORT or RICHMOND. JULY IL. 1899
ARRIVED

PORT or RICHMOND, JULY IT, 1S'9.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation Company.
Schooner Annie Alnslic. Strout New
York. cement Warner Moore 4 60.
schooner Emma ID. Endicott Bowen
Philadelphia, coal, William H. Cuilins-
worth
Schooner Dora Allison. Rose. Boston.
ties. vessel. Jno. A. Curtis x sons
Barge Swanshoro. Scott Norfolk, 10
load for Richmond. vessel Jno' a. cur
IFS & Sons.
FORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY IL. ~.
ARRIVED.
Schooner George Bailey. New YORK.
SAILED
Barge Sovereign OF the Seas Prov
donco.
PORT or WEST FONT. JULY IL. 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamship baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general caIko' ~
Steamship AcCOm8cE. thompson, Nor
folk. Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm CITY. haynes. Malta
poni river landings. passengers and gen.
SAILED.
Steamship baltimore. Murphy Balti-
more Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson, Nor
folk pa@ecngc~4 and general cargo
Steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
ooni river landings. passengers and gem
-fal cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, july -
ARRIVED.
Schooner Alert Scott to load lumber.
SAILED.
Schooner Charlie lawrence, IayloT'
cargo Of lumber far New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

was not particularly brisk. however. and
there was a disposition to liquidate Au-
gust contracts. which retarded the up
ward movement Of the new crop POSI-
tons. Nevertheless. the market furtner
advanced > TO = points after the open
ing call There was some general realiz-
ing 10 stop the Improvement after II had
reached 4 to q points on yesterdays clos
ing figures. During the afternoon there
WAS a gradual tapering on Of interest
which left the market quiet and reflected
a degree OF timidity on the part OF all
classes Of traders The market was
finally quiet and steady at unchanged
prices 10 points net advance. Public
accounts. rs well as private adVices
reaching our market to-day, treasured
the trade AZ 10 the general conditions
thrOug bOut the cotton DelL except as to
Texas Interest In the Information from
Texas turns on tho extent OF actual dam
axe done as compared with possibilities
in the way Of repianting and recupera-
ton.
COTTON-Futures opened quiet July
and August. 555: September, 5.56. OctO-
Der. 5.GJ: November. SOS. December 5.7S;
January 5.Tp. FEBRUARY, 5.S2; March,
5S} April. 5.s7; May, 90
Futures closed quiet and steady July
B6O. August SOB: September, JJ@. OctO-
ber. 90: November. 5.69. December.
573: January, 57s February. J.sl;
March. 80. April go; May J.13.
Spot cotton ClO@ed steady ana UNI
changed. sales. 1876 bales.
coTToN-steady: mlddling. 6 2-le:
gross receipts ~ bales. sales, 1875
bales: stock. 15i oG3 bales, exports to the
Continent. 1870 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2.5A1 bales
exports 90 Great Britain, 10 bales; 90 me
Continent. S.J1 bales, stock, 4-S'oo9
bales.
Consolidatcd-Net receipts 1852 bales:
exports TO Great Britain, H.49i bales 10
France 45n bales; TO the Continent
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
Sg15.hT2 bales. EXPORTS 20 Great Britain,
2.f51.765 bales: To France. 7s6.9j3 bales.
to the Continent 2.7G5. ~ bales
NEW ORLEANS. July 13-coTToN-
Futures steady: July, as bid: August.
. .4O0541. September. 5.3Gn5.&7. October.
5.3G0J37. November. 5.3Sa339: Deem
Der. J430544. January. j.4'}0' 81 Fen
riary j40UJjO; March, 5.53d5JJ.
IIVURPOOL. July IA p. Moot
TON-lSp0t in fair demand. prices irmer.
Amcrlcan middlng. fair. |sd.. good MO
ding @ 1882. middling. J-l6. low ma
ding BIS: good ordinary, . lj-l6. ordi-
nary ~, The sales Of the day were
1000 bales. Of which 1000 were for
speculation and export. and included
$40 American No receipts
Futures opened quiet and steady. with
a poor demand. and closed steady.
American m.ddling J. m. e., July. 11-Gi
az 1854. sellers. July and August. 3 1864.
sellers: August and September. 1861
buyers. September and October. 3 lI-tA
hllvors. October and November o 1885,
BUYERS. November and December 1864
az f4-H sellers: December and January
3 13-cfO8 14-ct sellers: January and
February. 2 t3-GfG3 t-Cl sellers. Feb
rlary and March 1894, buyers. March
and AnrU Q 15-Gf sellers. Npril and
Nav. g 15-Gt0} 1G-cf BUYERS, May and
June 3 1G-GiG3 1874. sellers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 13-COTrON-S Spec
ulatiOn in cotton futures picked up
little to-day but II was far from being
active Shorts were naturally timid, we'll
know-lg that the short interest in the
crop positions was heavy on theory of
lal 80. II not an unmanageable new crop,
ami that tho Texas situation might after
an DO as represented. The market was.
therefore, sensitive 10 any buAish infu-
cree. and when English cables came
higher and showed increased interest In
g. u cotton abroad there was a demand
20 cover which carried prices 10 3
D. nts higher on the opening call. out.
s.ce speculation and Investment demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
B.Y.P L. SIDE TRIPS VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

To holders Of b. Y. p. T.. tickets the
Southern railway will sell side-trip tickets
from Richmond % Chase city and inter
mediate stations. and Richmond 10 West
Point and intermediate stations al one
fare for the round trip. Richmond 20
Baltimore and return. one fare for the
round trip. $50; Richmond 90 Philadel-
phia and return $50: 90 New York and
return. $50. via York-River line. Limit
Of side-trip ticket vii conform with limits
OF y. Y. j. L.. tickets. For full informa-
ton apply % RichSpond Transfer Com
pany. g03 east Main street. Southern RAN
way depot. Virginia street. or sz' east
Main street. G.. W. WESTRURY.
Il. l.. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.
RALTIMnRE

BALTIMORE. July 13-FLOI-R-
Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT Steady; spot and July. T4itN
74a.c.. August. 7j071hc.; September 7Ga
07G8ic. Southern wheat, by sample 7O0
TJHc
CORN-Fasicr: spot and July 3eitT
CSC. August 2SH 03S3yr.. September.
3SiAN3Ssc Southern white corn. ia
NC
OATS Steady: No white 31d3lbc.
RYE-Firm. No. nearby. CSC; No .
western Gle.
SUGAR-Sfron and unchanged.
BTTTFR-rnchange
UNCHANGED.
CHEEsT- Steady. active and strong
large 9hNJLc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
NELSON S0APSTONE.
RockGsh River Harncsscd for Electric
Be,yep

RockHsh River Harncsscd for Electric
Power.
FABER's MILLS. VA. July f3-Spe-
oiaI.-There are about two hundred per-
sons employed ut the Virginia Soap
stone Quarry. Tho work continues day
and night The company has recently
matweI plans f5r lighting -he quarry
and for erecting about four miles of elec-
tric road Cor the purpose of transferring
the stone fom the quarry to Rockdsh
Depot
The dam is being erected across Rock
fish river about two and half miles be-
low Rockfsh Station to secure water
power with which 20 run the electric
Plant which viii be put at that place
The beautiful residence of Mr.. w. A.
Hammer came near being destroyed this
morning about o'clock by fire. The
ire seems TO have originated in small
room. where there was much bed cloth
ing and wearing apparel When the fire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
NEw YoRK DRY GooDs MARKET

Nl1W YORK. July 13-Other reduc-
lions in fancy prints bring Pacific par
theurs, CoCheco, Amaranth ana Omar
cashmeres and Manchester amazons 10
&c. basis, and Cocheco medallion TO 4Xc
General print situation somewhat dis
turbed by these charges. but most lines
50 well sold that no further important
changes looked for. Export demand for
brown coitons show s.gns of revival.
More demand from home trade for brown
and bleached Ccttons ~ steady prices
Coarse colored Go,toas quiet and un-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens aud Othcr Matters

NITIHN- NNW TTTII'T -''''7'''
Judge Thomas ~ Miller Of Powhatan,
Is ~ Murphy So
The condition of br. W. W. i''"''
was un.mproved iast night
Miss Louise Carroll OF Manchester is
visiting M.ss Alma Niu at ke,s'iIe-
Rov j. r.. Mastin pastor of Trinity
church preached "a fne sermon last night
n The Almshouse Chapel
,,.. ,f-,t. pr,,ror NJ Richmond. IS
80. rr.. D. Gibson Of Claws.
~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
'he leading futures ranged rs follows.
Omen High. Low. C.ose


VdTU VUVTdTITU7 WTTI - TVITV''"' U I7UT
steady No 3 spring wheat. 69a. 072a.c..
No . red. T307ic No. corn. 1910
Sic: No yellow corn, 35iac. No
oats. 2l2SQ254c: No. . white 27i51
oslo. No. 3 white 2i&027ilc No. . rye.
Sc No. ! haXseed, 9Sc.; new, Sl02
pork per barrel. s. 4Od915. Lard. per
100 pounds g. 250537ih Short rib sides
Ooosel. S505G5 90 dry sailed shoulders
Choxed). S5.37ts055O: short clear sides
CboxeN. s. 4oN5. - Whisky. distiiers
finished goods. per Gallon. 81 2G. Butter
weak. creamery. 13is017Nc.: dairy. 1tib0
15iAc Cheese firm at Si409c. Eggs steady
at l2tEc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
WIIEAT-
prANrT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA. July 13-PEANUTS-
Farmers stOck-Fancy. Sc. strictly prime
81U87.c.. prime SEE. ordinary 343l4c
pound. Spanish 81 per bushel.
PETERSBURG. VA, July 13-PEA-
NUTS-There are no changes I'm the pea
nut market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

a. Cot. oil pfd. ....... ............ a2
American Spirits 49,. ....... 81
American Spirits pfd.... ......... p
American Tobacco ..... .......... %
American Tobacco pid..... AMIN. 142
cons Gas ......... ss.s.'... ...... 1914
Com. cable to...... ..-...s....... lsJ
Col 4. ana Iron 49,. s..s.....-.. 45'4
Col +. and iron pid........ ...... TO-
General Electro .....''.. ......... iva
law. Conf Co... .'.......s... 10
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ........... 1l3
International Paper ...... ........ 4Zs4
international Paper pfd.... ..... ~
la Clcde Gas ......... ........... b4i2
Lead ......... ss.s' ''s..'''''ss'' ~
Lead pid.a5'.' '.''''' .'.''''.'''' ~
Nat. LIN. bli ...-.t'. ..'.s........
Pacific Mail ........ .'..'........ ~
Peoples Gas ..-...... ........'.... lit's
Pullman Palace ...... ...... ..... 16O
Silver Certificates 80. .....-..-... 20
standard Ropo and Irvine ........ IA
sugar ..........s '..s sssss..sss.' l1t "A
Sugar pfd ..-......'. ............' IL p
Tenn. q. ana iron ..s..... ........ ot'l
l.. s. Leather ......... ............ %
T.. ;. Leather pid.... ............ tlA
l.. s Rubber ......... ............ ~
L. $. Rubber pid........ .......... llttI
Western Union ...... ..-......... ~
Amer steel and Wire ............. J57s
Amer Steel and Wire pfd........... %
Federal Steel -........ .......'.... ~
Federal steel pfd......... ........ sig
Continental Tobacco ...... ........ 3l1
Continental Tobacco pfd........... a.
American Smelling ..... .......... Is,
American Smelling pfd........ .... -
CoiomGo Southern ist pfd. ........ 43if
colorado Southern ID pfd......... 1917
Pacific coast ........... .-.......... -
BONDS.
United states 2's. reg............ 1908
United States @s, eg....-........ lost4
United states IS, Soup...''' '.''' I ioo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

changed. Good demand FOR cotton under
wear for next spring. and fair business
In cotton hOS.cry WOrsteds for men =
wear selling freely; dress goods In fair
demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

Fifty dozen b. Y. p. T.. Caps. with
monogram, ar Berry's C,othierE Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
Kichmonders In New Nork

NEW YORK. July l3-Special.-Rich
mond arrivals. Astor-J w. Harrison. C.
II. Locher, Waldorf-A. Anderson, j.
Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

SAVANNAH. GA. July 13-SPIRlTs
or TURPBNTINE,-F al foe. sales.
COZ casks; receipts. 1.I.i casks.
ROSIN-ffrm. sales. 2VM barrels re-
ceipts. Jl23 barrels. quote-A. -. q, ID,
S12On1. -. H. 81 2Jd1.3O /. S13O0l.3i
X, t15jul 90; VI. S1.s50r1.95; y, $40;
window glass. s235: water white, S2jj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

WILMINGTON. y. C.. July 13.-SPTR-
ITS or TURPENTINEs-S Steady al iOu
foigc.. receipts. L. casks
RCSlN-Steady az 90GaJc. receipts 322
barrels.
ORR DE TT-RpTJNTTNE-Fir at S1.3J
S2d-l 10. receipts. 43 barrels.
TAR-Flrm at Sli0. receipts, 20 bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
NArAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. C., July 13.-TUR-
PENTINh~Market firm at Soc; sales,
none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
M,NUrACTUnrR-' SALE
PIANOS

this week only, factory prices and easy
terms. Gable Plano Co., si3 east Broad
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

WatcrmcionS ON Ice.
MONROE MARKET. i0l west Grace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
9 AsToR 7 "a.

Bears tho u ils MIC iyI n4e AnIo WY
Ct C<-T~fr N IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
,1nN1,Y - ENCHANGE-Money n

can steady al 3n4ia per cent. lasl loan
ANA por cent Sterling exchange on. SAT-.
Win actual business ln bankers nN'
NJ "a e7ii04 e7is for demand and at 81 .
~ Sli, for sixty DAYS. posted rates - Sd
90 I'll and Sl.SeGi csia. commercial h'Ns.
y O.. "a "a Silver certificates. lnnNl
lar Silver 90. Mexican dollars 20 '>.
,.'.,.or,rrcrt bonds easy: state bonds in-
80 y 49, .tt..-.a9 bonds steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

Schooner Dora Allison Rose. Boston,
ties. vessel. Jno A. Curtis & sons.
Barge Swanshoro Scott. Norfolk. 10
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