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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
ASHLAND.
Funeral of DR.. scott Il Take Place
To-Day.


ASHLAND. VA. March 6.-(Special)-
I.. funeral Of DIR. II. G. Scott will take
place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from ST.. Anne's Catholic church. The
ltIces WILDE conducted by Rev. Father
T..Iney. Father Thomas NJ. Wilson, OF
Norfolk. one of the old pastors of the
.uIcn here. viii make a short address.
. iUterment will be at WoOdlawn Gene
f0 S. near This place.
The active pall-helrers will be Charles
s. bbius. j.. a. Brown, l.. Lane, G.. T.
rlarue, IL. l.. Blackwell, Dr. a. g..
.rown, Jr., II. b. Trevillian, Warren Il.
I.vlor. l.. T.. vs.. Meyberg. Or. a. G..
N.ntman. and Louis Delarue. Honorary
I..-l. arers: Judge r.. H.. Cardwell. Hon.
Horny r.. Nickham, Colonel Morton
Marys. Captain Richard Irby. Pro-
f.ss0r e u. Smithey, Colonel John
l.r Hce,r. Hon. j. Taylor Enyson. John
I. ST. .ulriO, DR.. c. j.. Jones, Or. ". H..
I.N. II. d. a. White, Sol. l. Bloomberg,
%. Bolts. Judge William j. Leake, +. y.
l".U-.mln. and c. Lee Moore.
Horny Clay Cornell, Royal Arcanum,
and 3d. B. Newton Camp, Confederate
Veterans viii attend I'm a body. The mcr-
chants 0f Ashland Will close their BUSH
i.-s houses. and the School Board have
ordered the public schools closed also for
I1- IHE. Many letters ana kilograms eN-
tending sympathy from all parts of Wy
r.I and from other States, nave been
received iy the family to-day.
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IOuDOUN.
Heavy neutrality-suspicious. Dogs
Personal Notes.

LEESBURG. VA. March 6-(Special)-
This section Was visited Saturday night
.r heavy rain and violent thunder and
lightning. az about midnight. This was
i'|oWcd Sunday by high winds. The
snow blockade is raised, 10 a great eX-
int. hut the roads are left in "A terrible
condition. and are being kept 50 by the
melting Of snOw-drifts that still remain.
Mr Charles r.. Birkley. Of Leesburg'
bad 70 patent granted him for an os-
cllatiug PROPELLED.
a.tuf lay night dogs invaded the sheep
goa 0i Mr.. ~. T.. Mcpherson. killing and
ll-fhg eighteen out Of twenty-thrce in
ir flock.
Ar James G.. Hooe. Of this county. will
N.l ou the 18th OF this month Miss Edith,
a.fntcr Of the late Hon. Nelson Dingley,
ar Lewiston. Me.
Another "~local-Option" election will be
hnd I'm Leeshurg District on Wednesday,
March 18th, For many years the county
~ loudoun has been dry" This IS the
irrf attempt 10 get this district wet"
Judge j. 49, McCabe has been elected
tre-prcsident OF the PEOPLES National
Bank here. IN place OF DR.. c. Shirley
Carter. resigned. the latter having re-
moved 20 Washington.
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uexivaI ut Seventh-street Church'

Large congregations gathered al
s~eventh-Street church Sunday morning
"a evening TO hear Rev. John :. Swee-
new preach. His subject in the morning
.,os the ..Three Phases of salvation ana
in the evening Faith" In each OF ms
,atks the matte. was treated very iully'
n-% ,he crowds present evidenced much
interest. At the evening service three per
- connected themselves with the
church. 1t is evident that interest Is
growing in the meetings by the increasing
crowds in attendance.
Another meeting OF exceeding interest
WAS held last evening. and n person. a
Young man, was received into the ehurch.
REV John Sweeney is a man or stross
,n~tsllect full cultivation. a vigorous
sneaker. His sermons are not only enter
aiming. but full OF instruction. and are
hound TO accomplish good. Mr.. Sweeney
Will preach again this evening at
o,cIock. and will take for his subject Al
MOST persuaded. The public is cordially
invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

a savage lion. The men who perform this
foolhardy act are few and far between.
There are tens of thousands of men who
daily do a much more rash and dangerous
deed. They are the men who overworE
and neglect their health. No man can do
his with IMMUNITY. The inevitable result
is serious illness and premature death.
One Of tho most common results OF care
lessness in regard 10 health is consumption
There is one. and only one, unfailing rem
edv for this dread disease. 1t Is DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. II has a record
OF thirty years, during which time IL mas
cured % per cent. of all cases OF Dronchiai,
throat and lung affections. IL acts oireC'y
on the digestive and nutritive organism IL
creates a healthy appetite for iood' Acin-
tates the flow of digestive juices ana pro
notes the assimilation Of the life.giving eie-
ments Of the food. 1t is the great olooo-nlaA.
or flesh .builder and nerve-tonic. In cases
ofrervous nrostration it builds up the nerve
fbres and gives sound, refreshing sleep.
.r ,ool a severe cold with sore throat, writes
Mrs A s. Everhat. Of GARD spring. Scou 20.
Ia soon | began TO cough. NY flgnt siue
hac.u. sore 40 that when ] coughed II seemed as
,honoh nv side would burst. Inc pnysiciah =.
I Mad pleurisy. | took his medlciue !. sona
ea arn.r I used mustard plasters and ny olis-
,nrs ON wv side and over lungs. Finaily pegaI
- - 90 badly between my shoulders that .
conld hardly endure II and al un,es si
swothered. NY breath was so shoie :. -
noeniy ,a,k Several Of my near relatives haa
sNsaS eansumptiou. thought | would NY
1 ~. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. toos
III. ,e,,ies NJ II. and two of his Pleasant Pei
" "a am n new person. i would not taxs
snv money for the benefit reeeiVeo-
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snns of Xeiernns.

4 regular meeting Of Lee Camp, sons
Of Confederate Veterans, was held az Lee
Camp Hall last night. Commander T..
Leslie Spence, Jr.. presided. me camp
transacted a considerable amount OF Tou-
tine business.
Comrade r. f. Rennie. Of the Sons, and
Comrade John Boiling, OF Lee Camp,
interesting remarks, and onered
some wholesome advice 10 the camp.
Comrads Jennings. OF Lee Camp. VIII
address the camp next MONDAY nSht,
March 18th. The commissioned officers
were instructed 10 confer and devise
some means of entertaining the camp.
The camp then adjourned.
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PembertOn, COrdcS & MOSby.

was Miss Title. the pretty daughter Of
L. Cohn, of this city, and the groom l..
VI. Kohen. Of Marion, Va. The wedding
ceremony was of an orthodox nature. and
was performed by DIR. 5. Tyor, Of Peters
burg. S. Kohen. Of Christiansburg, a
brother Of the groom. was best man, and
the bride was given away by her father
and mother. The attendance was large.
Mrs. VIII A. Carr played Mendelssohn's
wedding march. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the home Of the
brides parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
Land sale In Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA,
March G-(Special.)-There vas an I'M
: slal crowd here to-day. Considerable
Interest was manifested In the sale of the
llllups property. lying near Gloucester
Point. Two parcels OF land. without "A
building, aggregating 102 acres. were sold
tor 5000 10 Mr.. J. c. Robinson, Of New
bort News
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

A physicians buggy was much dam
aged near Adams and Clay streets Sun
day morning. and the doctor narrowly
escaped injury. A street-car track. which
was loose and lifted up caused the acct
dent. The front OF the buggy was broken
and he harness was torn 70 pieces. Ihe
horse was thrown and badly sctatchsd.
The loose track was frightened by the
motorman OF a passing ear.
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The Becker Case, Again.

Assistant United States District Attor-
ncv De Jarnette will 90 TO Washingion
10 examine the evidence gathered by ~"
Becker case.
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Accident. But Not SO Serious.

There was an unfortunate accident az
First and Grace streets yesterday, IN
which a buggy was overturned n the
occupant. Mrs. DObbins, was thrown out
and hurt. The lady was badly bruised
about the back and side. She was taken
which was near by. and given treatment
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Uxo,r.ion To the old Capital.

porhans the first excursion Of the spring
IN a ,,"ke Mace Saturday. March 18th,
When The Industrial Chapter OF Holly
trinity Church Guild gives one 10 VII,
,i,,ns,y The rates are popular, and
everything viii be done FOR me enjoy
mcnt OF those who patfohlze TINS worthy
and useful church OrSaii@"''o"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

old King Coal Is "A merry old soul,
Oh, a merry old soul Is ne
And II he could get In the furnace without
Any help when the hired girl isn't about
He'd make a biz hit with me.
Cleveland Leader.
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rup,LurR AND r,DrnrAKEn.

w. GRAHAM wYNNE.
Professional Embalmer ana Undertaken.
for many years with t. T. Christian. now
witt 4. w. Bennett. 5$i west Broad street.
corner Belviiere street. mn IL
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COhn-k Ohcn.

ROANOKE. VA. March 6-iSpecial)-
a fashionable wedding was celebrated
.est night al Temple Emanuel. the jew
III Synagogue, in this city. The bride
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orders for printing sent to the MS
patch company will be given prompt at
%,ention. and the style OF work and pnees
will be sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

a fire occurred yesterday afternoon az
800 Canal bank. The house Is nn-
The damage amounts TO 3lV.
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PembertOn,
Cordes & Mosby.
THE FORMAL OPENING
OF OUR
New Stock of Suits,
Waists, and Skirts.

We have striven to present to the ladies of Richmond
this season the most complete stock of Suits, Wraps, and
skirts that Richmond has ever seen. We usually get first
pick on these goods. That our buyer has usedth this privilege
mercilcssly glance at our Suit parlor will show. They
are all massed for your inspection, and we would be pleased
to have every lady in Richmond to examine our stock of
these goods, whether they wish to buy or not, and see the
thoroughness of our preparations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

give me a liver regulator and cas
regulate the world" said a genius. Tht
druggist handed him a bottle OF De vita
Little Early Risers. the famous little pills
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mn nrrN A NEW STT.EET.

4 resolution requiring the City Attor-
nov 10 acquire certain property for the
opening Of a new street between TWENTY
e. and Twenty-second streets was re-
erred to the Committee on Streets.
Mr. Wallerstein offered a resolution tnat
-.~ommittee ON Finance hOuld con-
stIor the advisabllity Of retiring bonds
,hat fan due in seven, eight. n nine
lars. bearing ) and 8 per cent. interest
IN favor Of others bearing BIZ per cent
Interest with thirty years to run.
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No11RY AS TO GAS BILLS.

Mr.. Cottrell offered a resolution Gaining
upon the Light Committee for an explana-
lion of the recent increase in the gas
huIs or residents I'm the West End, whleh
was adopted. .,
A resolution calling for a report as 10
the condition OF the gas-works ana the
amonnt of money it would require 10 put
fhem IN nrst-class order was adopted ana
sent to the Committee on Light. 1t WAS
eorciblv supported by Mr.. EDei' VINO
,,-,o1 the Council TO put the works IN
proper order, let it cost what it may.
Mr.. Miner offered a resolution calllns
for facts and figures as TO the expense
~ would be entailed and the revenue
derived rom the city ownership OF an
electric-light plant 500
an motion Of Mr.. Peters, S676 was ap-
,ron,iated 10 grade and pave the alley
petween Grace and Franklin streets and
Fourth and Fifth.
resolution providing for monthly re-
80 ,b4 finances of the city from the
Auditor was offered by Mir. Pollock and
adopted.
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cred the most reckless of men
who risks his life by putting
his head into the mouth OF
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and he intimated that the Finance Com
mittee would investigate the matter and
report upon II.
The ordinance providing for a bicycle
track TO be laid on Grace street from
Ninth to Ryland was laid upon the table
without debate. The ordinance came from
the Committee on Streets. with no recon-
mcndation.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for moiasses
alike were content to await further developments before
entering into extensive new transactons syruPs also
TssnRs S pe s9mYR Ss o6 @ k ise sS
Porto Ri RcO 2ssS5c syruPs s9mmon i2gl4s: fair l59
OCEAN 5n Was %SdeTse demand for
sail tonnage to-day but the limited offerings restricted
steamers there limited demand, and rates for
p pr @ SI or nesrpy 0aeng wers g. unS1asa M ian Gan
oLs-Cottonseed oil was quiet again. but firm as to
weekly circular Said There is no change quota
Gn sS a as wh r f & ons the M M
port such INQUIRIES as come to hand being well below
fOr advance between and the time when new oil
VIII be available but considerable VIII depen6 upon TIE
cotton oil this port fo5 The week including through
was firm and unchanged Lnseed oil ruled :. quiet and
sS 90 Phsdph Sss s. s and GD D bulk
nned s. 0 crude naphtha caTgoes $40 deodorssd
PTms crude mills 17slSs pF%s bs4 ass. yssSw
ods2c prime White. 2sS8cc; prime winter yellow. sog
SO nseed American raw ss94oc; american boiled +1s
sioNs~open!ne good outside BUYING
S0s 50 i soasie si fany 1't SO SSgs @
S1S 81 Bs 50 5oSsc 4 - s ss. s15sss bD
sSs. aossWs'iSss Sis SsSisss b.o4a;
sS Is @ s'eds sHG 'Ia'T u s se PIeksd s6oulds quoted
&C. Picke hans STEADY quoted at ov ehs
ioi4c. TALLOw-F1rm; city. !iso; country 4h9assS s
.IARD-Easy: quoted CSC. city lard steadyi
quoted al 25c Renned steady quoted South Amer
fca 635c Continent 590c; Brazil kegs 15oc Conp1nho
steady quoted City. 47sc Western. Be- ST1-Af.LNE-
Firm quoted: Oleo 7<c city lard stearne &c nominal
RICEETne demands OF city purchasers as well as out
~ Town buyers were not hard 70 in the local rice
market to-day while quiet the undertone was steady
and prices well supported Quotations fooW' Donesto,
60 nrnon TO low fair 2hG4hc; fair 70 good 4Sg9Ec;
prime to choice. 5i9 G8c head 1gI sc Patns %
pic 49,. --.o-
in good ruling at the close Win "a ss
demand from both and city dealers Talk OF en-
sdvsnca in number Of the grades early In the week was
rife Oversaes further increased some sorts ru-
ming over a week behind shipment. Quotations thoW'
Iorninos 5%c; loaf 57c; crushed &c; cubes pow
dare9 ana coarse powdered. 5≻ xxx powdered oc'
,r5arS grenusted ana fine granulated. 5l1c; coarse
eranuated and fine granulated 5sc 10 carton
m bags N cartons and n bags OF fine granulatea
$500 mould A. sac diamond A, bAtc corfectlioneTs a
5Lc. Nos / and g. &c: No T. 4e4c; No o. 4'sc; No o.
sfc. No 4&c: No g soc: No 9. 4%sc; No 10. Arc;
No ii 4sc Nos IL and l3 3lc Nos IA 10 and 16. $40
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Tbroish trains leave New-York foot OF Chanoers as
a. foows and Ave minutes earlier from West 2sd-st.
aOO A. M,-vestbuled Exp<ess daily for BinghAinton,
waysriy Elruira Buffalo Bradford, jamestown. AF's
BuYalo p 81. Parior TO BufrAo. ,,--..
0,1S A, M.-Daly, except sundays, 20 blnghaiht,n'
oweso Waveriy, Einlra and Delaware Valley points.
Daily TO Port Jervis and Aon''eeii0' f'''"A"
=. -, s.u.. eofts
,n Sor chicago Arrives C1eyland 40 A. NJ, chicago.
s p NJ sIeepers to Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI.
7.so r. M.-Burao and Cleveland yestioel,d Expr.ss
naiv Arrives al Buffalo 7O5 A NJ. Bradford 10 A A.
Jarnextown ZOO A. NJ. Youngstown lO:N A. NJ. Cleye.
iaud 1880 p NJ seepers to Buffalo and Cleveland CAts
Dii5 p M.-Daly solid train for Binghamton Waveriys
FiYnira and Chicago sleepers Buffalo, Chicago and
CYncinnvi. Dining Car. ---- -
COMNoDATIO al ILL., li3 26i. s0i and 907 Broad
way i27 Bowery Easr lSthst. and 2I3 West 18th
q, cbarnter, and 23d-st. ferries. NewYOrk: &3
ana SEQ Fuiton-st Broadway Brooklyn; i22 Rivers
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dane
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 90 1:3o p. m.-closng-Wheat-sp
nrm; No ] California, 6s 1dd6s I'd; No 2 red western
winter Is cid: No Northern spring 30 MD corp
Spot rrn American mixed new, 81 fAd: do old rs 4ad
futures steady July ss 4Hd September IS 4id; ooto-
her 4d Fiour-st Ious fancy winter du,, @ Is s 90
COS prime mess. 55s. Pork hrm; prime mess western
65s. Hams-Short cut IA to l6 70 steady oSs baISh -
~ steady BIS ca clear middles light 80 TO 80 ID
easy 3s Sd long mddes, heavy, 30 10 80 70
sis short clear backs 10 Is n dull Zs od ceaa
bellies IA to 10 n steady 82s Cd shoulderssauare ~
10 il 10 steady 2ss Va Lard steady prime western IN
97s American refined IN pals 2Ss ga bes eI
Finest United States s8s; good, 6Ss. Cheese hI,l
American finest white 44s Cd American finest colore sos
Tallow-Prime city firm. 23s; Australian IA nis
firm los Turpentine-sprlts steady. BIS Rosln. M
steady. A.. Petroleum-Rehned' ohd- Liseeu '
22s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July %. 1899.
BEEvES-Receipts 81 cars. or $50 head, all for
worth poting. Feeling steady: There was light trade
dressed beef gsc per 70 FOR poorest to best native
and 2s4 quarters Of beef Mesaba and
CALVES-Receipts Of calves 90 head all FOR the
market and with the stock, there 2l3 calves
on sale Trade sluggish and no very desirable STOCK
offered. Prices about steady quality considered
Poor good veals sold at $4g$6 100 ~ fed calves az
81. About 80 veais were held over City dressed veals
IOl1c; country dressed dull 7Q9c. little calves selling
Gt 6g7c; dressed butterInilks also at 6q7c.
Ssles-Jelne. Wright Co.: Il yeals, 100 10 average
a, Sc per n "a do. 100 10 at IS 80 FED calves 2ii
s Judd & Cot &C Maryland calves Cixed). 157 n. at
- Mcpherson & Co: "a Buffalo veais I75 n. se
j j. H - wkerson: 4 Maryland vesis 17s n. at SC.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were II cars or ilOs
head including for butchers and - for the
market making with a held Friday, 10 cars 70
sold all Jersey City. Demand active for both sheep
and lambs and ls-ubs were lOal5o higher. The pens
were cleared early 20 good sheep gold az 50 30
asa per II 70 prime lambs at S54SI 10
deck Of Maryland lambs at s. 80 Dressed mutton ea9c
70 for inferior TO choice quality dressed lambs hrn
saies-s Judd Co.: go Kentucky lambs ~ n aver
n at 81 co. do 1ls r 81 35; 2l do. - 10 at 81
Newton Co.: 252 Kentucky lambs es 70 at 50 90; 2sl
SIS Maryland DO. 60 10 at s. 5 ~ Maryland sheep 81 10
at SO 60 ~ -.o,,
Mcpherson &C.: 25l Virginia lambs: es it at s. l2is
Buffalo do 81 at s. Il Buffalo sheep 1873 10 at s. -
Harrington Co. 239 Kentucky lambs "a n. at 81 IS
2s5 virginia DO SO ~ at SO co.
NJ Collins ls7 Kentucky lambs 81 n. at SO so; 81
Kentucky sheep 40 n. at 81 go
J. II Wikerson: l12 Maryland lambs 6S 10. at 81 SO
Maryland sheep. III ID. at 81 25
HOGs-Receipts 10 cars. 1776 head all for
reported Feeling steady Country unchanged
bhGGc for medium weights and 6'4a7e FOR light hogs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Galveston. July 2e.-Cotton quiet nnidding sac: low
Continent. 2os bales sales. Isa: stock. 1924
Baltimore, july 2-.-Cotton nominal: fnlddhng 6Ac
low middlns i5-i8c good ordinary eisc; gross re
ceipts $50 bales: stock 1857
Memphis July 29.-Cotton steady: mlddiins b+c: low
midtling ltise good ordinary. 44c: RECEIPTS. i7e
bales: shipments Loss: sales. $50, stock. IL ia
New-oriean.. July 29.-cotton quiet: middlng SIC
low middling 1916: good ordinary. siec: receipts
40 bales exports Great Britain. 300: 20 France 800
% the Continent, 100 coastwise 800 sales 40; stock
los. $50.
Savannah July 29-cotton steady middlIns. SIC; low
middlng. 4hc: receipts u bales. exports eoastwie os
sales 1: stock. $500
81. Louis July 2o.-cotton quiet middling. 5%e; low
middlng ilec: good ordinary iilec; gross receipts
~ bales: shipments ~. stock. o.. 436.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
WEST SHORE.R.R,

leave Franklin st. station. y. T., as 1oHo"N
ana is m later from foot Of W. 42d St: . ,-,.
A 1,3S A. " Daily for Cornwall. Newourgh hlnsseons
New Paltz Lakes MObonk and Minnswaska' ana
catskill Mountain points wa kngstCH ,,,v .,c.,.
sunday for Cranston's. West Point, KINGSTON, New
paitz fakes Mohenk and Minnewaska, CatskLl Ao0n-
ta1ns Aibany Saratoga and Lake 0eorgs. -.
l2.4S p N CONTINENTAL LIMITED, DAILY nos
AIbany syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FANS
csvsiand Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis Dining car.
n loo p NJ Daily. except Sunday for Lakes Aohonx
ard Minnewaska, Catskil Mountain points. via KING
n 40 p NJ Daily except sunday. for Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. catskll MountainA.
Cafskin Albany, and Saratoga
n a,4S P NJ Daily except Sunday, for congers.
Dcyanstona West Point Cornwall. Newburgh. and in
termediate stations 70 Albany; ny;n, for ALBANY .rs
6,aS p N Cw 4A 81. eI5 p. NJ Daily, for Utica
Rochester BufYaio Niagara Falls Toronto.
500 p n Daily except sunday for Utiea. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fans and toronto,
els pay 70, Albany CIa sysaeT,,e' E2sas,ss,.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Torcnto. Deuol'- Sie'eiands
Chicago, and st. Louis. o,. Il. ~
teIcsp, sunday). B. lo46 A. M G i2S X
D. 800 p N. Jersey City p. r r station; A.. s,to
4. n !eTceps Sunday. B. n'2' AN c 100 F. IL
Time table At principal hotel. sna offices Basgsss
CHECKED from hotel residence by Westcotts ExpresS
q r LAMBERT. General Passenger Ae'nt N T.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
IJvERpoor. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 2s p; m.-co,ton-spot 9uet; ppee' ppn
tteadier; American middlng 3Ad. good middling $40
The sales Of the day 1000 bales, Of which 800 Were
for speculation and export and included evoo
Receipts. 5000 ba.es Including 4S00 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady the advance American
mddng l. c.. July. 2o-G4G3 q 64d sellers; July ano
August 20 6id sellers August and September 1900
sellers September and october l1.e4a3 $3.50 BUYERS
October November l6643 l7-64d sellers. November
and December ib-64G3 1854 value; December ana Jan
uary. 3 i5-64d3 10 Cad sellers January and FepruaI
3 15 e4a3 l6-s4d buyers: February and March, 1000
buyers: March and April l7-04d sellers; April and MAY
iTe4d3 IS Cad buyers: May and June lse4g3 ~ o4d
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. July ~, 1899
.or-rr-Fven for a Saturday market business In cof
s.tures was very low ebb to-day. The variation
~ -ss we're unimportant while the tendency Of the
y -. ass II ans thing favor Of the shorts who
1 ne advantage u continued heavy receipts at Rio and
sls - lover Havre and Hamburg markets and weakness
D. While N the other hand the market at Santos
a. ,srtes steady. and nOminally 100 res higher. Only
- -s-ts was Change to-day, and the entire
,sstors reached but 1000 bags with the OF the
.-Sst finally steady, net unchanged 10 points higher
a-sn market for spot Brazilian coffee there
1ssss apathy and at any quotation values were quite
csr losing on the basis Of sac for So Rio invoice
- srd s.c for tobbng parcels with the tendency family
uysrs fa'oT- -, -, ,. .
ne o. contract prices IN the locai ntrket To-Day
ss follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago July 29-Recepts OF cattle too small to
make market to-day and prices about unchanged.
good demand from shippers added shade 70 the price
hogs Fancy lots brought 81 404 ~ heavy lots 81 2g
80: light 81 3jd4 g. and mixed lots. 81 2G4 o.
Culs and rough lots salabe at $2g4 There was
the usual Saturday sheep market to-day Sheep were
salable at s263 FOR culls 81 J0g5 - FOR prime
wethers ewes brought S3G4 30: feeders SO 50d3 10:
Western rangers S4q4 50. Yearlngs ouotable at
s4a4 30 and spring lambs at 50 7ja4 80 for culls 70
SO 7JQG prime lots. Recepts-Cattle coo head.
hogs, ~ 900; sheep, $500