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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
CARBOLIC A CID FOR L0CKJAW.
Has Been So Used in Europe But Only
RcrpntIy Became known Here

NEW YORK. July 5.-lIere is a new
cure for lockjaw. European medical
journals have told Of II. but it was not
until to-day that definite news about u
was obtained here
Treatment of tetanus, or. lockiaw, by
injections Of carbOiic acid solution. has
been remarkably successful In italy
said Or. Antonio Fanoni. of No. IS west
Tenth street. Il thank Or. George l..
Freeman. whose letter has just been
published. for giving credit where II Is
due; yet he seems 10 question the results
claimed for the treatment I am happy
to be able 20 give him the facts.
"Carb0lic acid IS "A cure for totanus,
because It rs anti-thermic. anti-toxic and
anti-spasmodic: that is e keeps of She
fever. ncutralzes the poison and pre-
vents the spasms Of fctanus IL Is ad-
ministered by hypodermic injunction in a
solution Of form 10 3 per cert. in dis
titled water. The doses are from TO
. centisrammes of the solution daily.
They have gone MS high as % cent?
grammes In ono day without any Sign
of carboiic acid poisoning
Professor Bacelli director ~ the Roy
al Medical Clinic Of the University Of
Rome, first discovered the merits II
carbolic acid as a tetanus cure in 1891.
Since then IL has been freely used among
members Of the profession i'm Italy Ger
many. France and Russia.
statistics show that Bacelis discov-
cry is infinitely superior TO the anii-toxin
treatment Of either 1izzoni or Behring.
J. have at hand reports showing that ND
10 last March thirty-one patients have
been treated with Bacollrs method. only
one Of which died. or forty patients
treated with Tizzonl eight died OF
eleven patients treated with Behring's
anti-toXin four died. or nine patients IN
another county, treated with Behring' 8
anti-toxin two died.
"An Of these methods are far superior
10 old-fashiOued treatment. under which
seventy out of every 100 patients died.
II would strongly advise the use OF car
bolic acid for other reasons than its eff
cacy 10 IS cheap and SO within reach ~
an sufferer. and it takes only a few mo-
menis 20 prepare tho solution. whereas
antl-tetanic serum Is expensive and IL not
always 10 be obtained unless one lives in
a large city. Even then 10 is not 10 be
found I'm stock I'm every drugstore All
these serums for tetanus. diphtheria tu-
bercul0sis. etc, lose their strength when
they are kept long. / have known cases
I'm which they decorated in five months,
some in three months.
II have experimental for two years
with anti-p nuemonic serum. In such cases
the use Of old serum IS not successful.
am surprised not 90 have heard OF the
use Of Bacellfs treatment In any Of the
recent cases Of tetanus in New York.
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 9G-COTTON-Busi-
ness on The cotton market to-day con-
sisted largely IN switching from near TO
the more remote futures. There was,
however. some investment buying and
more considerable covering, the basis OF
which was. for the most part recon-
slderati0n OF the weekly Government re-
port The report indicated poor situd-
lion in the CarOiinas, with the Georgia
condition also unsatisfactory by reason
OF shedding. while Texas showed poorer
average than "a week ago. I'm us entirety
the Government report as locally con-
sidcrcd, became a buhlsh Offset 10 the
cotton crop adyiccs so numer0usly IN cir
culation at the present time. The market
opened steady with prices 10 points
higher. Trading for a time was quite
active. with Wall-strect buyers promi-
poinst. whom realizing set ia and pre-
vented q further advance. Throughout
the session the market was helped by
good reports IN regard 90 spot cotton in
the English market There were also
some Investment orders executed. Dur
ing the afternoon a feeling Of conserva-
tlsm prevailed. and there was a dispOsi-
ton 40 hold Off for further adyiccs from
the cotton belt and for to-mOrrOw's ca
HOS particularly with reference 10 the
consumption OF spot cotton. The market
closed steady 4 TO points net higher
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady: July.
fG. August. 90. September. 5.J3: Oct0-
her. 567. November, Sd, December. 57s:
January. 5Si. February 5.Si, March
80: April. 503 May. 500
Futures closed steady; July. $40: Au-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

II may have been wondered why me
navy could not man the small Snanlsh
etnboats which were purchased recently
bv the Governor-General from a Hong
Kong syndicate 70 whom they had been
sold by the Spanish government. Inese
might be employed on the Laguna de
PAY the Rio Grande dc Pampanga. the
Rio Grande de Cagayan, and for block
aiding the numerous ports through when
the insurgents possibly receive supplies.
such duties are purely naval, and the
personnel OF the navy IS well fitted to
perform It with efficiency and economy.
The question is whore are the men ana
officers to come from? The ships on the
station have at the present no more IMAM
their peace compliments OF men, and
hardly a hip but has from two 10 SIX
fewer officers than in January, 1898,
month before war was thought imminent.
Add IN this the additional duties which
are performed by some OF these officers
AZ the Cavite arsenal and elsewhere. the
strain consequent upon strain OF IN
slant readiness. the increased and more
exactin, duties everywhere, together with
the fact that it has been necessary to
send am the marine guards 70 garrison
the naval arsenal at Cavite. leaving their
duties on board ship TO be performed by
blue Jackets. 1t must be apparent that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
TOUR THE WORLD.
Alfred Vanderbilt and Four Friends
m Hnrin long VOYAGE.

NEW YORK July 25.-ln a speclal 80
az t.gs to-morrof evening Alfred Wv -
vanderbilt and tour friends VIII u.s.
trip around the world. Lac l.llS 90.
'..,a, ,,. orders came by wire from COR
,,or,,s Vanderbilt in Newport TO attaoh
-, ,r,,.,to ear to the Montreal Express.
Young Vauderbnts companion VIII ~, ne
,,1,1,.i.es cochran. VIII Whitehouse Er-
new Iscin and T. Townsend burden Burden, e, yr +;
rhev arc az present MFR. Nanaero,ll >
e-,,osts I'M Newport. whore for the last
month thcy have been planning Tor inc
journey. ,-.. ,tre
mis- afternoon at Tho Breakers Mrs'
Cornelius Vanderbilt gave a luncneon ~
tnoir honor and then they went on
hoard Robert Ia Gerry's yacnt E,eI. H.
which brings them TO New YORK. MIA
doIDnla Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
THINK CHILD BEWITCHt0.
Alleged Spell imposed on Infant by an
Old Woman.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. July 2j.-News
has reached this city to-day that the
community OF pil0t Knob CRAWFORD
county is agitatcd over the act OF an Old
woman. who is charged with Dewitching
"A child so that IL broke out In horrible
rash. IL Is said 20 have been cured by
the art OF a faith curist.
Tho so-called witch was refused
credit by a grocer and instead Of becom-
ing angry she is said % have stepped 70
the cradle IN which the grocer's child
lay and carossed ~. faith curist was
called in. when the chid's skin showed
signs of poisoning. lie pronounced u \
case OF "witchtng." He measured the
child's Joints with a silk tape every
morning for nine DAYS. Neither he nor
fine child ate anything during that time
and the faith curist prayed necessarily.
The child recovered Il is reported.
The witch" Is sixty years Old. She
mas been ordered 20 leave the village and
wNi 20 20 her children IN Arkansas
PHILADELPHIA Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

no further depletion OF the crews could
be permitted without crippling the ships.
Az the same time the three very sooa
gunbosts captured from the Spanish are
nearly ready for service az Hong honS'
and will soon require crews.
10 is rumored about the fleet that 'ie
Monterey and Monaduock are soon 10 pe
placed FIN ordinary and their crews =
tributcd on these cruiscrs-the Don Juan
de Austria, Isia de Cuba, Isla de l'u1on'
and some of the small gunboats. ~,
fact. there is to- be n grand break up aul
reimbursement upon the delirture Oh
Admiral Dewey for the United states III
the Olvmpia.-C0luer's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
A PROMINENT CITIZEN WRITES

Dear sirs.-About year ago. having ar
ranged TO 90 on hunting trip. | found
myself unable 10 raise my arm. having
an attack Of rheumatism. l went into
your store and asked II you could help
me out, as l did not want 20 be disap-
pointed. You sold me a bottle OF your
pixie Nerve and Bone Eminent" which
used freely. rubbing vigorously with
II that night. and | was most agree1bly
surprised when getting up the next morn
ing 70 find the rheumatism entirety cured
and nv arm perfectly well. I am glad
10 say I have had no return OF Rheuma-
tism since.
/ told the above 10 friend suffering
the same way. and he tried your Dixie
Nerve and Bone Liniment." and was as
speedily cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
sI,uobtcror the lnnoccnts.

Tho National Anu-Vivisection Soc'ety
h,s noon r.npautlv active of late. and
ls meeting at ST. James g Hall. the oiaef
evening. was presided over hy inc
of Portland and attended By many as
uneuished people The duke, In NOR
0ughly humane speech, expressed ms
sympathy with the peer animals s"hlch
We're torm-uted al the haHds or 'NP-,
nenters. He affirmed himself a sports
man. but wished 90 point out that the
trlo epOrtmau desired 90 Kill his quarry
outright with as little pain as possiuie,
while the vivisectOr aimed 90 keep Do awe
during the process Of cutting 10 up
lord Coleridge pronounced his anhof-
renee I'm "a stronger strain. Canon <Wil-
berforce expressed himself as convinced
that vivisection was one Of the greatest
evils OF the human race. Lady Grove
Grafton was full of pathos distinctly
feminine. She herself had been yiyi-
sected for her own benefit and she enc
oured. after the operation and when the
effects OF the anaestheucs had passed
away. greater pain than she had thouEht
any one would endure and still live. lhs
was surely more effective than Mr. Ste.
phon Coleridge's assertion that the pres
ent assemblage were engaged In "a great
..r-.-tle greatest since slavery was
.l but there are those who feel the
plaudits to have contained a sharp ia-
I...lc note. There are those. also, VINO
feel that this enormous and lons-cou-
tuucd warfare against the search after
benefit 10 our human race through media
which the lower forms of animal life
alone may supply. is a most il-advised
eudely0r-Oue which deliberately would
impede the natural and justilabie flow
of scientific inquiry.
The sportsman i, is objected. may have
his plea but what actual force does this
plea possess? Tn killing bird or beast
DE does not always by any means XII
with speed. but often entails upon the
victims OF his pastime prolonged suffer
ing. An evening or TWO ago I met a
clergyman whose views were anti-viv.-
sectiOnist. edo YOU really believer" /
asked him, "that the trained aud'alented
surgeons. in the great biological institu-
tons here. ever wantonly torture AMI
mals?" Ny interlocutor demurred "a
ntue and then told me that he thought
this an unsettled question. since permits
10 examine the operations which were
constantly going on had not as yet been
granted with sufficient freedom ! then
referred 10 the Duke Of Portland and 9TH
ers who had Wanted the mercy OF
their craftsmanship. do you think,
/ pressed, that there IS any mercy about
playing an immense salmon trout IN
tine Scotch Lake, with a hook lacerating
his throat. for one, two. even three hours
az a stretch? For IL you -, sir. l can
only tell you that Il seems 10 me biz
OF Neronian and Caliguian cruelty on
"a sudden the gentleman looked emoar-
raised. and here a lady on my other side
laughingly cried out; ION. now you've
touched him on a very sore spot; FOR,
although you don't know t. you're talk
ing to a scotchman about the ethics OF
salmon-hshingi"
And a Scotch clergyman. too" I
thought. but 1 did not say it."-Collier's
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

active and steady
~ ~ j. ~ rs 'l.I."
COltNM1Al~Quiet -,,.
l,At|-l 49, j.. l..--l..-. DO '4-'
l,AtLE1 AlAI@t .1 ---tc
w liza olyL iIAh. W. NJ .r.i
options opened STEADY on 1tD', i'..... amy
ruled him most OF VIZ o@s 'lI N,'i'' ~.
from aneiia was a'.il',,.'., ~ . ~, ~
not weather news IH sl'iilih " ii..,- 80 49,.
Al The close the tone va va. nm. 3il9 Bl
"a 2c net advance. july clo7e" ~ ~. !.
September closed at 1881 l'lo'''''''
closed az - 81 "a oe-,. ),-.t..-
tphN-opot hrhi' 40 :, 49,. ..,
opened steady ana wore 7un' .e-Dll.'9 .l-
vanccd by not "lhas ln NaIi.'-,' ..''
brasha and Iowa. tlosed Ith ar l'l ~.
net advance. July closed az 5, fs.'' sep
temher closed AZ 5'.2c'' DeeeilueI Slos,"
at a>e
OAIS-Spot cull, NO. = sc OpuoH3
steady but dull
BEEF- steady.
PORK steady. ., 60.
CUT MkAIS-l I'M shouioeIS' go
picked hams. SO -'dlot' 90.
LARD-Wcak, western steamed @''"
Re1ned 90 .-.,... ,-l-s, .
BUZZ l5h-Sieaat creamery i'''i'~''
state dairy. laTltc.
CliEtSl-- fifn. large "Hl..i -,
EGCS regular STATE aN" i'i'ii'' Do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

BALTIMORE. July 2G-FLOuR-Quict
and steady; unchanged.
month. T2i.0I2i4c.. August f24ut 5i4e.i
September. 73ea734c. Southern wheat
bv sample C5u13i2c.
CORN-Firm. spot and the month and
August. 8r1c.. September, a6tlc. South
ern white corn. 4oi40 ilc.
OATS-Dul. 30. - white. 3li 13lc.
RYF-puu and lower, NO. - Ole.
SI-GAR-Strong and unchanged.
CUEESE-Steady and unchanged.
PITTER- Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Stcady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 2G.-TUR-
pENTlNE-Ilrm az 3Oc.. sales. none
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none
SAVANNAH. GA. July 2G-SP1RITS
or TURPENTINI,-Fir az 4Oiac.; sales,
293 casks. receipts. 1J29 casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; saels,
o301 barrels; receipts. 4,393 barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 26.-SPIR-
ITS or TURPENTINE-FIrm AT 40p
4Oigc. receipts. NJ casks.
ROSTN-Steady at 9OGgJc.; receipts, 52s
barrels
CRUDE TIrRPENTINE,-Ftr NJ $l.aJ
ana 81 1Oq2 20; receipts. ~ barrels.
TAR-Hlrm At Sl.JO; receipts, ID BAR
res.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

CINCINNATI. O., July %.-The messen-
ger boys strike was continued to-day,
but the laWIessness attending it here
tofnre was much lessened by the moro
active work of the police. Several new
messengers were attacked and beaten
early to-day. but the police rendered
prompt assistance. Throughout the day
policemen escorted the messengers. The
newshoys' strike also continued, the
afternoon newspapers not being deliv-
cred TO their customers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS lfARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2G-Bloachcd mus
lin and cambria demand shows distinct
Improvement. some gOOd-siZed orders
from both jOhb.ng and cuttug-up trades
coming forward to-day Wide sheetIngs
quiet. and below that price turned down.
other gray goods steady: denims frmer
with more doing. Staple wOollen and
worsted dress goods firm. with fair sales.
silks quiet, hut prices We'll maintained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
YOU HAVE CnILI.S

and wish a. pleasant. speedy and certain
cure. get q bottle OF DR.. David's Chill
Tonic and take Il by directions. 10 IL
guaranteed 10 cure or your money will
be refunded Dr. David's Chill Tonic not
only cures ch.lls. but II tones No the
whole system. and Is the best tonic to usa
after fever and wasting disease II
pleasant to the tasIe a. lemon syrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
LITTLE CHANGE
IN THE TRADING
A Short Early Period Of Strength
Which Soon Subsided,
PRICES DRlFTEO TO LOWEST
And We're Not Much Affected by a
Later squirt in Some Railroads,
Money Market Was Firmcr
and some Loans Called,

NOW YORK. July %. -Ihcre Wa Ill.,.
mueh cnanhe do iue cH"i" ',icrc y,.,s
Nauink li ettuil uta l't"t 10 some
"a period when the maIhet -,-t.r a,,
show of strength in sympathy VIZ" a."
upward lnoN cmthl I'D :" h..'F ,'-,,,,r, ~
Nlouai STOCKS. put " 'D.'',,1i,.i,lf a. MT
American Mtlltiik "-o, -,t ,,rotfy
az end 60 the rise anu VIZ. wa, ,,.l,oral
much AN OF The previous s'lH. -" '.l, ,''
t-ieciIic rose = ol ''bors.5 eiane ~
1ipH' 'Iil... i ,t.r.a ,,-.,, "a oonspicu-
flithtth '.iiti ."u i f.f,rd which, was
Gus 'then. l''l'" ti avs ..,t..., ,f Il rool
attributed 90 tne opcI"tloh ~ 81 P' .,'
buying from que e"l'' 1890 ~ ne.
posed To account TT w. a., ,.t,,lro,fe M
IN icop.c GAS ~" tD' $50 sl,,ti,roef
ward movement lh tnt '"t-" a't 49,,
crn stocks. inc ~. iF'ul7 ,1'i" $500
western issues were lne mo. en-, 80
a. Kansas ana Texas common ad--
vauocd nearly n point 'uc plDl5' AZ
about points ana w 't"'.n li - ~ 3.
At fne same li-e 'i,lDa~' ,i'II - o.,
ilinnir l"i'N'o d" te.' ad cl,,tr
,Ai...'io W. e aeg,,,ir,j bv the CHI
western was 20 ne aequiiI"b Di ny com
Cdfo ana EASTERN iiiiiv-. -' E Bllt
nineo pi 9pei l.ts .'.i, ,l,,i5 o1,tbo.
Le."i''' 1,. H., l.,-,t er,riste5 sell-
iiN.1 ~ .. ii'i..,ee a. 81 r.ris ana South
1nr nus hellhE7 lh ~ 4f'."3 1'.' $3.50.
western .ltI sii'S y '''r titsb,g
~ l.'. l@.ellu "i' .,.''' ~, si.eiet,,ors
Ah'Ht inc 7aii' tlil' l.,- i,.t.-,.efe
that they coHlei, lit'," ,ii''i1 -,
People 5 Gas .Iia = .,'pi, ,r,, w. MAD, % ,.io
ucaly ah OF t"e b4.l' -,,ril," Sf9l.inr
leni nI','h o1 o., H.. enc @o,onion which
pfcIeiItu "I'n - p. ~ ~ or no market
Completed lhe uH., '''lls 80 .b1 da,
Prices driftcd 10 me lowest tl 'll' ~,,g;
and were NOT mueh aueof,J mic srd
GIN The late oculhE7 u. H., ,.,,,,rnor ~
Wesicr9i which r2o rosi ON po 'g american
oar preferred was also marked up lf!.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
1,t.t,r,or,d Va Tn1v oc 1900
WHEAT
rrANrT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. july 26.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fdncy, 4c., strictly prime.
Vase: prime. Size; ordinary 3g3Ac.
pound. Spanish. 81 per busheL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

International Paper .:;... $1,000 40 ~
International Paper pfd.''.. ..'''-' -
I.aHiouc Cas- ......s. ..'s'''''''.''' -
National Biscuit 49,. '''.'''''' 90
National Biscuit pfu..'.. ....'''''' 10
National Lead ...... .'.''''''''''' 80
National Lead pid...... ...'......- IL
National steel ufd g.. .............. Nlh
North American ........ ......'.s' IL
Pacific Coast ........... .s.....s.s.- -
Pacific Coast 1st pfd..... ......... 81
Pacific Coast % pfd.-.... ......... -
Pacific Mall ......... ..... ....s.. -
Peoples Gas ....'..'' -'''''''''7''' '11oi9
Pressed steel Car ...... .........- "1t2
pressed steel Car pfd... ........... 81
Pullman Paalce Car 900. ........ log
STANDARD Rope and Twine $1,000 ~
Standard oil ........ ........'...''. 500
SUGAR ...... ...... ..............- l9oi2
SUGAR ufd ......... ............... 10
Tenn Coal and Iron ........ ...... 69.+
United states Lcathcr......... ..... "a
limited states Leather pfd.......... 1s
United states Rubber ............ 49s4
United States Rubber pfd.......... ll5H
Western Union ..... .............. eOA
BONDS.
United States 2s. req ........ 1908
United States 3s. reg. ....-....... lv>.t
United States 3s, cOup............ lOStl
United States new As. rog........- l29ls
United States new As, COup....... 80
United States old IS. rcg.......... ll-fs
United States old IS. coup.......-. 10
United states 5's, reg.............. lll2s
United states 5's. COUP. ...... 1i2ss
District OF columbia 3OJ $ ........ ll9
Alabama Glass Al ........ ....... lc9
Alabama (Class 80 ........ ..-.... ~
Alabama GLASS @ ...... ......... lVf
Alabama Currency ...... ..-....... -
Aichlson general As ...... .'..'.'. Ivl =
Atch'son adjustment As ........... -
Canada Southern DDS .............. IL l's
Chcs. and Ohio AIS .... ......... Htt2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 2G.-Apprehoneion 81
damage by the hot. dry weather prevail
ing throughout the country strengthened
wheat and corn to-day. September wheat
closed with "a gain of itH"-c., and corn
ace. oats closed unchanged Provisions
suffered from liquidation. Pork lost -. ~
15c. lard 5QTac.. and ribs TIC.
The leading FUTURES ranged ~ follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
crncrr onoTAT10Na.

CLOSING Stocka
1915
sAlNliir'l '+-..''' "''''' Ol4
Atkinson plo....f.,. ''' ~.
baltimore and ONO ..'''''''''.''' ,,t-
Canadian racine '''''''' -'''''''''
Cdnao4 S .l.l.'l. $500 .......... 5lls
f,h4. and Ohio ...... ..........-... ga
1rI.,.D Great Western ............ Iti1
tni t.ur and Quincy. ..........'.. 4''.e
Gni ind. auad L...... ........-.'s ~
CHI. ind. and j.. pld. ....-.....'''
CHI and H. lll' 1900. 90 rin
Chicago aAq Noi '.'' '''''''' 1T-sL
Chlf LptA Il. a..1 IN
a., a., a.. ana 7t' A+l''''' ''''''''''' t..
Colorado southern ..'.., ''''''''' as
Colorado southern 4rt l'". ''''''''' i,t.-
Colorado southern -4 p'"'''-''''' 11lI-
Uel. and Hudson .---. ....''''''''' +-- 10
UeI. j.. ANA tslcili- '''''-''' '.,lt.
Den. and RIO G..... .'.....'''''''
Den. and 1910 o. o.''.'''''''''' 81.
Ire .....-... ....' ...''''''''''''' a.,.'
Irr laL IIb tss.r' 1tl.
Great Noi lheIH pl"''' ''''''''' IA
Hooking Con .''''.'' '''''''''''''' 9f
Hooking Nahty '-.'' ''''''''''''' M
Illinois Central ...''' ''''''''''''' ~
iowa Central .......'' '''''''''''' g
iowa Central pid...,' ,.-rt''+''''''
Jan. Guy, litta. qua" ''.''' 1uft
Lake Erie ana !" 'a'.i" '.'-''''''' ~-i
lake 1--WE ana W. li"' ''''''''' o..f
Lake Sunit ..-+. INSTRUMENTATION -ti-
louis. ana Naeii. s'''' eco '''''''' 1f-i-
Manhattan I..+-t ...t'' "'.'''''' 1fnf
metropolitan street N9''''' ''''''' 1ta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

gust $50: September. 5.55: October. .5.71;
November 5T3: December SO: Janu-
airy. 5Sf, February. J.SS, March, J-v-'
April. 5.95. May. 5.as. ,,.t,,,o,
Spot c ottOn losed STEADY Hliuu'iis
uplands. Gis: middling gult' VS' sales'
416 bales.
CoTToN-steady: middllng, 6L; gross
receipts. 10 bales; sales, 40 bales. stock'
14L%s7 bales; exports to the Coh''noN''
Total to-day-Net receipts. 4l3 bales;
exports 20 tho Continent 2il bales st0cN'
Communicative receipts. 5.026 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain, 1883 baies' -. 10
France, 200 bales; TO the Continent 4'o'o
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
1901 .12i ales, exports 10 Great bIit4ln,
3 4G9 436 bales; TO France. tes.o3t ba'es'
10 the Continent, 2,79s,1O4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 26.-cOTTQN-
Futures closed quiet and STEADY, july.
5.GJ: August. j40054. September ~
BIZ. October. 5.426i5 -; November, 34"Y
90. December, 5J0d5 n: January 554st
BOO. February. 55IQ5.59; March o'ol4
So
CHARLESTON. s. c.. July 2G-COT-
TON-AIarket quiet and nominal; sales,
none; quotations omitted.
LIVERPOOL. July 2d.-f J. M-ipl-
TON-Spot i'm increased demand. prices
steady. American midding. 3Ad. The
sales OF the day were l2,OOp OF which
9 90 were for speculation and export,
and included II GO American. Receipts,
3O0O bales. Including 1000 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady.
American middling. ]. m. C.. July. lN-Ii
20-C4 sellers. July and August. 1894
sellers. August and September. 2 1861
sellers: September and October, 3 1868.
sellers. October and November. Q 1860
2 1904 buyers. November and December.
1854 sellers: December and January,
2. 1s-Ct sellers. January and February.
3 LEA sellers: February and March.
Q 15-Gf09 1G-c4 sellers March and Anril
3 1G-G403 1904 sellers. April and MAY.
3 11-Gf. sellers: April and May. . l-6A,
buyers: May and June 1885,. sellers.
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FORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY PC, '@J.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ethel Radcliffe, Ncw Orleans.
Steamship Thorlisa, leneriie.
Steamship keemun Glasgow.
Schooner Oic0tt Providence.
Barge Foster. Old Point.
SAILED.
Schooner Weaver. Savannah.
Schooner Brown. New Haven.
Steamship Buena Ventura Boston.
Steamship Usk. Port Antonio.
Barge Fawn. Providence.
Rarge CITY Of Atlanta, New Haven.
SteamshiD Ethel Radcliffe, Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY N, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyilie. Boyd, Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Boyd Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY % 1o'''
ARRIVED.
ALGONQUIN, jacksonville, Fla
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stonewall, Shockoe. Crenshaw's, Old
ceived ~ and delivered % hogsheads.