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The record-union., 1899-04-26
SHERIFF vEALEs CAPTURE.
No Further Doubt That It Was the
SLAYER of Officer Kilroy.

MARTINEZ, April 25.-Sheriff Getch-
ell and Deputy Nihell of Nevada City
arrived this morning at Port Costa
hired rig and drove to this town. Ihey
We're met by Sheriff Veale, and were
taken into the Jail and shown Moore
murderer of Officer Kilroy.
They Immediately recognized the fel-
low, and GetcheH said to Moore, Hello,
Ed
(.Hello Dan'' replied Moore.
There could not be any mistake IN
the man, as the officers from Nevada
City have known the fellow for the
past twenty years.
Getchell asked Moore what he was
doing here, and Moore replied that he
did not know nor could be tell how he
got there. Afterward the articles taken
from Moore We're shown the officers.
The deputy asked if there was gold
ring with hair setting among the ar
ticles. This was shown him. He SAID
there was no doubt about the capture,
as he had known Moore to wear the
ring as long as fifteen years ago.
The hunting case gold watch with the
initials Il. NJ the officers stated, was
formerly the property of a woman
in his cabin for a number of years. She
is now dead. The diamond ring that
was in his possession, the officers stated,
they thought to be the property of Ed
Radke, a jeweler of the town, that
probably Moore had stolen, as he. was
a noted thief.
AS soon as the Identification was
through Sheriff Getchell wired the peo-
pie of Nevada City that the right man
was in custody, and that he would re-
turn to Nevada tonight with him.
Moore admitted this morning that he
was the man wanted, but when he was
asked where he had been since the
crime was committed he said that he
could not remember anything. He is
very weak, and shows the effects OF
the hardshfps that he has passed
through He allowed himself to be
taken out of Jail this morning and pho
tographed. After he was returned to
the Jail he broke down and cried like
child
Moore's father, who resides at North
Temescal, arrived to-day and visited his
boy. Father and son had long talk,
principally on the topics of the day. The
officers departed with the murderer this
afternoon. They were accompanied by
Sheriff Veale.
Moore no doubt is at the present time
a sick man. and broken down. From
the way he talked he will undoubtedly
plead insanity when his case comes up
for trial.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Poker Room Cases Dismissed.

Los ANGELES, April 25.-Poliee
Judge Austin to-day dismissed ten conf
plants pending in his court against
proprietors of poker rooms. These pro-
prietors were arrested in March, and
the rooms have been closed ever since
The ground for the dismissal is that ac-
cording to a recent decision the statute
of the Penal Code under which the ar
rests were made is unconstitutional, be-
cause it provides for a maximum pun
ishment only, and does not fix a mini
mum punishment.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
The Crayen-Fair Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-The ap-
plication of Mrs. Nettie r. Craven, who
claims to be the widow of the late SEN
ator Fair, for permission to intervene in
the contest Of the dead millionaire's will
by Charles Fair, came up for hearing
to-day, but a postponement until May
9TH was secured. Several days ago Mrs.
Craven made application to be allowed
5000 months as the widow of Senator
Fair No action has been taken on this
annlicaiiOn
The record-union., 1899-04-26
The Yellow Aster Mine.

LOS ANGELES, April 25.-It is stated
here this morning that a deal has been
made whereby the famous Yellow Aster
mines at Randsburg will be transferred
to the ownership. of a French syndicate
represented by Captain Delamar. The
consideration is believed to be $1,000,
600. B. n. Clement, Delamar's repre-
sentative. arrived here to-day from the
mine John Langston, President of the
Yellow Aster Company, has gone to
Randsburg, and cannot be seen regard
ing the deal.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Worsham's Injuries Prove Fatal.

LOS ANGELES, April 25.-W. G..
Worsham. Treasurer of the Los Ange-
les Furniture Company, who met with
an accident yesterday while driving III
the hills near Whittier, died early this
morning of his injuries. He was thrown
down an embankment by the overturn-
ing of his buggy, and the whole left side
of his body paralyzed from the effects
of the fall He never regained the use
of his laft side.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
A Railway Official Suicides.

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Sidney J. Cas-
sety of Peoria, H., Assistant General
Passenger and Freight Agent of the
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville road,
was found dead in Forest Park to-day.
1t was evidently case of suicide, for
an empty bottle of morphine lay beside
the pOdY
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Russia Interested in Persian Gulf.

BOMBAY, April 25.-The Times of
India says it learns from an unim-
peachable source that Russia has Sc
cured an interest in a port of the Per-
sian Gulf sufficient to give her the right
to take possession of it whenever she
chooses" 1t is added that this in
formation comes direct from Teheran,
and it is believed the port referred to is
Bunder-A bbessee.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Supplies for Indians.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The opening of
bids for nearly S3000,000 worth of
merchandise and supplies for the main
tenance of the Indians the coming year
was begun here to-day at the United
States Indian Warehouse. Owing to the
large increase I'M the number of bids re-
ceived, it is expected the work Will take
up two weeks, or longer.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
nYlack Silk
0 Skirt, 81. so.

We have just received another
lot OF black taffeta silk dress
skirts, perfect hanging, and
trimmed with ten rows of velvet
ribbon. A very attractive and
stylish garment. This skirt will
certainly be appreciated at $3.50.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Black Serge
Skirts, S4.25.

Our 1925 black serge separ-
ate skirt is certainly an unusual
garment, and hard to duplicate
at the price. We have made
special efforts in this skirt to
produce style and make in a
popular priced garment. Price,
S4.25 each.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Soldiers Compelled to Beg for Food

HAVANA. April 25.-Five American
soldiers who We're discharged Saturday,
and who We're waiting for transporta-
tion and pay, have been compelled to
sleep in the parks and beg for food. OF
200 men discharged on Sunday only
thirty-eight received tickets, although
more than 5000 is. due to each man.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Reciprocity Treaties.

WASHINGTON, April 25.--It is said
at the State Department that the expi-
ration on July oath of the period al
lowed by the Dingley Act for making of
reciprocity arrangements and treaties
with foreign Governments will not ter
inmate the activities of the department
in that direction
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Lot 3-PatriotiC Dewey Horns,

Dewey horns, red, white and
blue, in fancy narrow stripes.
Made of heavy pulp, strong and
durable and something specially
new for Dewey Day. Every
child should have one. Prices,
sc and Ioc.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Black Satin Duchess
Skirts at $40.

All the usual sizes in black
satin skirts, cut with new flare
bottom and perfect fitting. They
have three-inch demi-train and
will be found the best sort of
value at $40 each.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
N tamped Linen
HI Center Pieces.

All linen hemstitched center
pieces, "a inches square, stamp
ed in pretty designs-poppies,
wild roses, red poppies and but
tercups. Price. Csc.
A full line Of Hemingway &
Sons Flo silk for embroidery.
Price, &c skein.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Lot 2-Framed Pictures for
Outdoor Decorations.

A Autographed picture of Ad-
niral Dewey, size 22 by 80
inches, with red, white and blue
festooning covering the frame
Suitable for inside or outside
decorations. Price, &c.
The record-union., 1899-04-26

AIT Schweinfurt, Bavaria. is one of the
largest of the worlds manufactures for
bicycle ball bearings. The two factories
there, belonging to one firm, turn out
annually 100000 gross of these little
steel balls and employ 600 men, work
ing fer a day of ten hours duration.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Cut His Throat With a Razor.

SAN FRANCISCO. April pa man
supposed to be Hankel Concankowitz of
this city was found in. an empty freight
car at Colma to-day with his throat cut
and a razor clasped in his hand
The record-union., 1899-04-26
"Dewey Day"
NeCkWear.

Red, white and blue silk neck
wear for men. Come in all sorts
OF bows, puff scarfs, string ties,
etc, at 25c.
Many of them just as suitable
for wOmen's wear.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
MUNYON'S GUARAN TEE.
Strong Assertions as to Just What
the Remedies Will Do.

Munyon guarantees
that his rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases of rheuma-
tism in a few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
of all cases OF kidney
trouble; that his Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind Of headache in
a few minutes; that
his Cold Cure Will
ct,irl-Iv brooE nv any
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Three Special Designs
for dewey Day.
Decorations.
Lot dewey Shield.

L. S. cardboard shield, size
by 3 feet, colored red, waite
and blue, with an excellent life
size lithograph of Admiral
Dewey. Suitable printed in
scription, etc. Price, 25c.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
81 Dewey Suits.

Blue denim suits for boys, 3 to
7 years old. Long trousers,
white braid trimming and brass
buttons. Special price, 6oc.
Caps to match, sailor style,
IOc.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Unheard.of Luck.

What is luck, Uncle Jim?"
Luck? Well, it is when a boy turns
out to be as smart as his grandmother
said he was.''-Illustrated American.
The record-union., 1899-04-26

The London Academy says that the
prophecy that J. M. Barrie would make
5000, 600 out of the stage royalties of
1.-THE Little Minister has been full
filled almost to the very letter, or fig
11r,
The record-union., 1899-04-26

Tomorrow there will be an excursion
to Monterey, Del Monte and Paclnc
Grove, with a reception and lunch ten
dered by the citizens at the opera
house.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
400 to 4I2 X ST.. Sacramento. Cal
Buggies :::;; IS ::::; IL; !;
~ bus Buggy and
Fl. H. Babcock
DIGGS VEHICLE AND IMP co.
oos-1o1o Second ST.. Sacramento.

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
United States Marine Corps, United
States navy; able-bodied, unmarried men
are citizens of the United States or those
who have legally declared their intention
to become such; must be of good charac-
and write English. and be between feet
inches and feet l inch in hight For
further information apply at the Recruit
California
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Baseballs.

A complete line-Spalding's,
OF course. His are the kind that
the knowing ones use. League
balls 81 each. Other grades at
SC, Ioc, I5c and upward. Also
complete line of baseball goods.
The record-union., 1899-04-26

form Of cold and so on through the entire list Of
remedies. At all druggists. % cents vial.
II yo, need medical advice write Prof. Munyon.
1905 Arch st., Phia. 1t is absolutely free.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Cream Bedford Cords
for Children'S Coats.

A cloth that will stand wash
ing and is superior cloth for
making children's coats, being
soft finished and attractive in ap-
Dearance. Price, 81 yard.
The record-union., 1899-04-26

The spots on a mans reputation look
about ten times larger to others than
to himself
The record-union., 1899-04-26
COlOred
Storm Serges, 75C.

Brown, military blue, myrtle,
black, olive, navy and marine
blue in hard finished serges, for
knock-about suits; separate
skirts, etc Width 4S inches.
Price, 75c yard.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
N atriOtic
Bicycle Hose.

Mems black footless hose,
with the Stars and Stripes woven
in the upper portion, or cuff
pair. Just the thing for tourna-
ments. etc. Price, SI.25 pair.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Perfection
Lawn flowers.

This lawn mower is we'll NAM
ed Perfection" 1t is well con-
structed, easy running and does
clean quick work. t is much
less in price than mowers of SIM
liar excellence cost formerly:
Io-inch blades SO *
I2-inch blades 2.o5
14-inch blades -. 3.}5
The record-union., 1899-04-26
I'M Nainty Wash
l0 Silks, 35c.

The kind that retain their
color after cleaning. Come in
clusters of stripes and plain bar
red effects, in pretty shades OF
blue, lavender, gray, pink, cerise
and lilac on cream grounds.
New quality. $50 yard.
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Paint Brushes.

Together with our paint stock
we now carry complete line of
varnlsh and paint brushes. Here
are few prices:
Varnish brushes, SC, Ioc, I5c
to SOC.
Paint brushes, 25c, 4oc to o5c.
Sash brushes, &C, I2c, I5c.
Whitewash brushes, 18c, 3oc
to 75c.
Also, stripping, marking and
artists brushes, etc.
enfO. Cal
The record-union., 1899-04-26
Black Whip Cord, S1.5O.

This is a staple cloth, with
which we have bad phenomenal
success in the past. This style is
particularly adapted to the max
ing of tailor gowns and separate
skirts. Comes in black only; 81
inches wide, SI.5o yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York, July 25-The stock market
continued well nigh lifeless to-day. only /.
1 nrics stocks Wn,l,S Showing any moyememi OF
SO. narrow and sluggish that il was dill
cult at times TO distinguish the tendency
ing gan OF T. while ST. Paul opened
Down X. st. Paul was not influenced at
81 by the statement OF earnings in the
ehlrd week, which gain broke all previous
records The stock was heavy all day
and was the only one OF the Granger
for most of the day. Later in the day
there was an increased demand for Rock
island. which lifted It's price. about Il
point above last nights Level.
9 The southwesterns rose at the same
time over point each Iowa Central
also continued TO advance. There was a
period of midday strength in the Pressed
Steel Car stocks which rose 81 ana 2ia,
respec lively. simultaneous movement
apparently sympathetcally affected Ma
tional Steel Federal Steel. Tennessee
Coal and Tin l!atc and later the Ameri-
can Hoop stocks rose 2la and IA. re-
epectively None of these gains was fully
held. and on the Other hand American
Smelling and Colorado Fuel showed sharp
declines General Electric WAS advanced
to 12iA. but reacted point. Consolidated
Gas, the Linseed oil stocks. lnterna-
tional Paper and National biscuit showed
symptoms of weakness. ana an carly
gain in Pennsylvania was practically all
lost.
The money market continued steady
The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank OF Germany reflected the process OF
retrenchment onE on in foreign nnan-
cial centres The banks cash has been
Increased over Sa.SCO.V0. while its loans
were contracted nearly $4,000 ana it's
note circulation reduced over S?,c1.Gl0 dur
ing the week. New York exchange at in
terror points In this country reflected m
Increased demand on this centre for
funds.
The serious aspect at the Cleveland
street car strike had rather dcprsss
effect on the market 'ro-day's business
Was close to the lowest level OF the year
The railroad bond market was dun ana
irregular. except for large absorption {
ST. Louis Southwestern seconds. Total
sales par value, S,7i0.G0l
United States new Is, registered euined
ftc. and Tie old Is and IS. registered.
lsc. in the bid price. The total sales OF
stocks to-day Were 227 i0D shares
New York, July 25.-Standard Oil. i.6J@
4G6.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
BERKLEI.

Trolley ear No. / collided with the
yard engine at the crossing; OF the Nor
folk ard Southern road at II o'clock
yesterday morning. The car was in
charge of Motorman Nellines, who. on
approaching tho crossing reduced
speed in accordance with the rules of
the company. He neither saw nor
heard The approach OF the engine until
half way across the track and reversed
the lever. but the engine struck the
car. knocking ii off tile track. break
ing the front axle and injuring the
front part OF rhe car considerably
There were but few people ON the car.
ana 10 one was injured. The damage
done the car is estimated N $40.
Nh T.. NJ. Tilcy has returned from
- months stay in Maue.
Mr.. Willie il. Parker is quite sick At
his home on Liberty street
capt. VIM. II. Kirby is confined to his
home on Liberty street by sickness.
Mrs. y :. johnson, of North street.
is visiting in Chrishcld Md.
Miss Sallie Higgins is sick at her
home on Main street.
Mrs Sarah L. Ellis and Mrs G. {.
Ellis. o. Franklin. Va. and Mrs :. :.
iiarclift. of Elizabeth city y. e.. are
guests Of Mrs. j. {. Ferrcbec. or Main
street
panied hy their daughter. are visiting
Mrs. NJ. ii. Hliven. another daughter.
N Asbury Park. y. }.
Master Frank and Miss Lille Sears
are visiting their father. Ma W. T.
Sears. in Georgetown. :. ..
Mr.. Charles Griffin. conductor on the
electric car line. IS in at MS horne. on
Berkley avenue.
Mr caleb DENLY and Miss Noia Viz
ginia Thomas were married ut the home
of the bride. in South Norfolk. last
night at O'Clock in tine presence of Il
few friends. rev, NJ w Butler. OF
Main street Christian Church. this
city performed the ceremony that
made them man and wife.
Master Harry Ersboi.;' bicycle was
stolen Monday morning from Mr..
i\ctchoms' yard on Maple avenue. The
thief was arrested ON the Lambert :
Point road and lodged at the station
house in Norfolk. Harry was notified
Yesterday morning. wen, over and
identified the wheel. and Henry Moore.
colored. who was found in possession of
the wheel. WAS turned over Ia the Berk
Icy authorities and given three months
in Jail Yesterday
There will bo music at the South Nor
folk Park three evenings a week here
after instead of Two.
Misses Lena Sticker and Della New
berry are visiting in Newport News.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
SHIPPING REPORT.
IorriGn nii,i Cons, inc.
July 18TH. 1899.

Schr Pcnohscot, Dodge. New York.
schr Myra ". spear vannaman,
NoW York. light
&chr. Ephriam & Anna. Powell BAL
timorc light.
CLEARED.
Enls. stnp Norauu"rc Richardson.
Hamburg. cargo.
Schr Wilson &fiuntlng, l.ongs.rcct,
New York. piling, to Hunels Eros.
Schr Pcnobscot, Dodge New York.
lumber
%chr n II. Rurrow. Lowcry. Ncw
Haven lumber.
Schr Nlutor, WEIGH. Port Antonio,
coat
rus Sweepstakes, Baltimore light.
SAILED.
Hr stm9 Netpcton. vizers. Rio
Iauicro
tug \. j. Hudson and tow. rhiladcl-
nhla
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
BY Byrd. Baldwin & Co.. Auc,,oncor.

II VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VEST
- ca III us, we will sell on bchaif ofl
me owners. at tho Real Estate Excbnnrr
IN me CITY OF Norfolk. OH TUESDAY. no
Isl DAY OF August. 1899 at /. O'Clock n,
T., io.iowins valuable piece OF property
III rear OF the eastern side of Church
street. In tho City of Norfolk. al the hnnJ
.! fiermason street, opening OH Church
street ny paved lane belonging 10 Tho
property. and occupied by William r.,
Irwin as stables.
rms property runs back from Church
street IN an easterly direction az feet II
inchcs, thence in a northcrly direction ~
iect inches. thence In a westerly dircr
uon lii feet II inches. thence in A south
eriy direction IS feet ~ inches to tho
northern line Of the said lane. thence
a,onE n said line 100 feet to Church street.
Church street A? feet ~: inches to Tho roini
of beginning " i'o'''
The property t.. under lease for nv.
years from July LIST. 1881. at nei rental
q, HSp year, payable monthly, lie
lessee paying all taN"s. insuranco and
TERMS Onc-th'rd cash balance hv
notes at and T. months bearing inter-
est, secured by decd OF trust on TIC nron-
erty or all cash AT option OF u,irch,srr~
BYRD. BALDWIN 4 co.
~ ---tuS AuctiOucCrs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

and firmer for spring patents: Minnesota
patents. $3.754i3.go Ry, Flour. dun; choice
to fancy, s3:2JuS 80. Corn Meal. easy.
Rye. weak: Nc. .. Coo. Wheat spot firm
No. 2 red, 77lsc. Corn. spot steady: so >
3sl.c. Oats. spot weaker; No. = 2Sisc
Beef. firm. Cut Meats. firm Pork
steady. Lard. easy Western steamed
s5.66.l Refined. easy. Butter. barely
steady; Western creamery. l5alSc. state
dairy. 13Y lsc Cheese, firm: large white
vania, 15Ml6c; Western fresh loGil5c. Cot
ton Seed Oil. quiet Spot Coffee RIO dun
and easy: Mild. quiet Sugar, raw. quiet
but steady. Refined. steady
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
TRUSTEES SAL C.

RY, vIHrIE or THE PROVISIONS
bcrshs to me, dated ths ieih day Of %
ccmbcr 1893. and recorded in Tho Clerks
Office of Norfolk County Court In Decd
Book No. 49, page !. &c. and upon re-
quest OF the holder of the note secured
thereby. default having been mnde-i-
Payment. ! snail offer for sale at public
auction. Cor cash, on TUESDAY. the lst
day Of August. 1899 at l. o'clock m. at
the Real Estate Exchange of the city
of Norfolk. No. 2SG Main street. the rroI-
erty conveyed TO me by said deed OF
trust. The sid property consists Of
lot. with brick building thereon. situated
on the west side of Maliby avenue. IN
the County Of Norfolk. Va. and front
ing on Maliby avenue 80 feet more or
less being the lot numbered 20 on the
plat OF the hnds of tho Tidcwatcr In
vestment and Trust Company. which IS
Of record in the Clerks Office OF Nor
folk County Court; also the vacant lot
adjoining the above property on the south
and fronting OIL Maltby avenue - feet.
more or less; said vacant lot being mum
bcred 81 on the plat above mentioned.
Reference for more perfect description
of said property is hereby made TO tho
said deed of trust.
w. y. MARTIN, Trustee
III. &. ilOGGAItD IL Co,
ty22-tdS Auctioneers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
ROUGH RICE-G5GlSc per bushcl
PEANUTS AND PEAS.

GEANlIS An - PEAS.
pl,AHl-Ts MARKET finn. fancy &,
strictly prime. ~: PRIME. &C.. com
mon. alaI3c. spanish. 800 per 6ushcl
,.,,.,-..,, rr>rr,c-
at 5'l,sn., :, :,,In.. chirLe,' s,,.,l ,tsaVH
-, i,rcI,iS' i, ~, i;,,osrt di.t ,,ni
90 '''~'
t.-rc ouso. ~, t.a nor J,y.f,
IA -"Ir.i"t;ooI cnItnirv lil.lic
1oT'N!ri,S- iiSNiS p" .;i.'odg ;hflold
d sand o %g}'S. ro iin't oI gG.', '' '
rUlAl TGhS,So"'nytn ' ~ lS' per
~ ,e,il.,, g. ~ ~
Nl,N pEAS-5l.liI5c por basket.
Gii-f.l -N,I;;itI;e l-
~ ptS ~ "a ,.a,. basket
SEiit,ii.,53,-,se.e Z, - y, af ' ..,i
n%inNt 70 -6.1 ,75 ,,s, h.c
1{ict:Nii'IN 70 ~ ue, bon
i if,i,;i,,.t i';, ,.,
s2i'ASIIEi,r Ter basket
MELONS Nortn Carolina.55000 800 per
hundred
isii..N.\c,ii<iiii;lsii;i,'if,, ;ase per quart.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -saac. per quart
APPLES Southern S-"p-5o per bar
LEMONS 25om2.oo por box.
PEACHES Georgia s2.i3 - in crate
PEARS $3.Ocaioc per barrel.
, niMr'SI sly ,l lst ,o oaihe'
II IN = ~. ,,,,,h soc Gu5n
SNEN .SA2, et on! ~. u. "'c;1 s,''V-
,cSoH ~ 4 = w. 90 90 Ss'VV- ,,,
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s."-" '"'. se,"li'SH' S'''Vt"-'' ''d''lS Sf"'
u t"o p'i poA.
GROCERIES.
FLOUR-Marlict steady: spring wheat
patent. $50: winter wheat. patent. SI005i
i.0: winter wheat. hair patent. $50: win
ter wheat. choice s;ra Shit $3.50: winter
VII, ."Hii!' 80, ~ 49,. .aIr 10
500 s,,,.., 10 !" in go "''''e' ""e"'
49,. ~ X, acI ''' '' 49, ~ 10
,'oI,Ft;l.- Steady. Java aiG,o5r 40
I.asuara. 70, he. choice Rio. lUlamlli &c. .
prime. do loYi"'.c. iair. do. SSi4Si2c.:
common. do. '"!'Si.s:
On tItSE-I.a iuil cream. none. small
'u.i V!,p,"' iu.ay. ,o.,, ~.
.,llnr s,,.,I -, ,,olycry nri, i'''''i io 81
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LIVERPOOL, COTTON N,NpKrq,

Liverpool. July 70; y. IN Cotton. spot
fair demand and prices UNCHANGED; Amer
lean m.ddling. SD
The sales Of the day were io.ocD bales.
OF which soy Were for speculation urd cN-
cc.pts. $500 bales. includ ms 1900 Nmcltctu.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
bui steady at the advance American
Middlns July. in-sld. huy,r. july anI
August. ; iS-iiNS lg-fil buyers August
and September, 5 l7-G0S l,-HiG buyers
September ana October . l5-GtG3 lt-Gtl
buyers. October ani <uvcmlcr. i5-tt0.
lG-6id. buyers. November and December
ii-fim3 l5-Gld. buyers. Deccmb,r and
January. li-GiWS l5-ttd. buyers. January
and February. 8 l4-Gip3 i,-6ld buyers.
February and March. l5-,ld3 ii-tid
sellers. March and April. ls-Gid buyer
Aprll ana May. i1-tAl. seller. My trd
June, lT-GiN@ lS-Gid buyers