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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
SHARP FIGHTING.
Sunday Saw Warm Times Around Ca.
lamba-seyen Killed.

MANILA. Aug. l.-9.50 A. NJ sun.
days nght az CaIamDa was a warm
one. The insurgents were unwilling "a
abandon the place which is the key TO
the lake road.
General Han. hearing that General
Malbar was preparing 10 make an At
tack, sent Major Weisenberger Win
three companies OF the 2lst Infantry,
three troops OF cavalry and one OF
Hamiltons guns 10 attack the insur-
gents.
This detachment found force OF 1000
natives behind hastily made intrench-
ments.
The Fnipinos held their FIRE until tho
contingent Of the Zlst regiment was
within no hundred yards when they
Tbe Americans Srooped in the high
grass out OF sight and returned the IRE.
Lieutenant Love, who was walking
erect along the front OF the men Was
shot In the arm. An insurgent officer,
equally brave stood al the top OF the
trenches, directing tho nre or the Insure
gents until he was killed. when the
Ffilpnos fed.
During the hghtlng on tho north side
OF the town. a small body OF insurgents
attempted 10 enter on the south sidev
but a troop OF cavalry repilsed them.
The total American loss at CaiambA
was seven killed and twenty wounded.
sixteen dead insurgents have been
found
The American garrison at Morons 10
going. 10 Calamba.
a body OF insurgents has visited Tav.
tav, whore they killed several natives
who were friendly 70 the Americana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
GOVERNOR GOES
TO HOT SPRINGS
He VIII Attend Confederate Reunion
This Week.
Mr.. MARTINS HEAVY MAIL.
The Senator is Kept Very Busy with
His Lettcrs-Reiorm League 10
Mect-Candidares May Not
Take the stump.
Mr.. MARTINS HEAVY MAIL.

Governor Tyler left the city yesteIuaS
afternoon for the Hot Springs, where mo
virginia Bar Association is IN seSs'on-
He expects to meet there ssVeral OF mo
friends. From the Springs the Go'erH0.
will visit shenandoah county 10 at'eno
o. reunio, of Confederate veterans, re
Svnects to be- with his family AZ hsdioF"
next sunday -.s.s % take
tna stpmn. lie has said he would not
40 so unless forced By MS enemies ~
attend hfs record and his character An
attack has been made upon his puD..S
record but no one, as Tar as Is Hho"n'
has mad a word 20 say against the wv
ernors personal character
SENATORIAB LEAGUE.
The Executive Committee or me S.na-
torial Reform League VIII meet III H'en-
noond next Saturday night 10 map OUT
mans FOR the campaign. it IS thought
the committee will keep headquarters
open until November and furnish SPEAK
ers for Tyler wherever their services
may be needed.
Senator Martin had n busy day az his
rooms in Murphys Hotel His mail Is
very heavy. lie receives hundreds OK
letter daily lie reads them all and per-
sOuallY dictates replies ID most VI A"N.''
Alr. Hartin expects 10 be here all INC
week. but will spend sunday with MS
family at scottswlle. lie has not decided
90 take the stump. lie does not think u
becoming I'm Senatorial candidates 10
make speeches in fneir own interest ex-
cent under very peculiar conditions. IA
these conditions exist In Virginia only
I'm a mild form Mr. Martin sees no need
M present Of making public appeals 70
the people for their support. He Will not
hesitate 10 take the stump II his enemies
continue their attacks upon his record.
THE CHARLOTTE FIGHT.
The Senator was called upon last night
hy Ex-senator Thomas W Scott. OF
Charlotte. who brought him cheering re-
PORTS he thinks Mr. Martin IS the
choice OF Charlotte and that he will
easily carry the county. There Is a big
fight on. however. and people whose
Judgment Is unbiased say the outcome IS
very much IN doubt.
Mr.. Julian VI. Ruffin. OF Hanover, pres-
ident OF the State BOARD o. Agriculture.
was IN the city Yesterday. re says there
will be meeting OF the Board the latter
part OF this month. Mr.. Ruffin states
that ne Is not very familiar with the polit-
ical situation I'm Hanover county. The
Martin people seem 70 be the moro ac'iys.
but he thinks there Is a strong Tyler
sentiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
NEW YoRK pR0DrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK Aug 1.-FLOUR-Weak
and fully Toe lower 90 sell.
RYE FIOJR-Weak; good TO fair $3.50
CORNMEA1-Wcak
RfE-Quiet
BARLEY Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
NHbAJ-Spot weak, 80. red. 15lac.
options opened weak and sold OIL through
the influence or Disappointing cables, sup
plementcd bv continued excellent crop
news from the Northwest a brief rally
40 midday ON the decrease !n The world $
stocks preceded second sharp drop oue
Go liquidation and The market closed
weak and unsettled az re. decline, sep
tcmbcr. Tiisc.. December. 1dl2c.
CDRN-spOt weak. no. . 3Wsc. OPP
lions opened easier AZ Pc. decline. owing
90 bcarish home crop news ana under
unusual liquidation. declined all day in
face of "a good export trade. closed weak
~ &C. net decline September closed al
Ef.c.. December closed at H'tc.
OATS-Spot quiet; 30. . &c. Options
BEisF-ouiet.
OUT NEATS-Firm.
FORK Steady
LARD-Essy, western steamed, 500.
C0TTON-sFED OII,-QuieL
PET ROLEUM-Firm.
EOSIN-StCdly.
TUaPENTINE-Firm at 4rs0i5c.
BUTTER Steady; western creamery Is
d1hc.. State dairy. 15HlIc.
CHEESE Firm. large white, 9Mc
EGGS-lrregular State aud Pennsyl-
vania. lT81ce. western fresh. l0plJi4c.
POTATOES Easy. fair 90 prime. SlN
] 90. common. j0Q1jc.; fancy N15Qe;
southern sweets. $20I
CABBAGE-Steady; Long Island $50
per 100
FREIGHTs-Cotton by steam 20 liver
pool 15d nominal.
COFFET.-OptlOns opened steady an nm
changed prices and ruled generally dull
and fcaturelCss AN day. with rather weak
undertone following lower cables heavy
Brazilian receipts. slim warehouse deliv-
cries and slack spot market There was
no outside speculative interest. CLOSED
steady and unchanged; sales. 1000 bags.
including September. $40. December.
Si35 Spot-Rio dull and nominal and
weak uudortonc mild quiet and barely
steady.
Submissions with decided upward
tendency: fair refining. @ l5-lGc. bid. CEN
trifugal. 0j test. 4ic.; molasses sugar.
3 1916 bid. Refined strong. with good
EIONs-1rreeular, fancy firm.
under grades pressed for sale and weak,
Jersey Gem and Jenny Lind, per crate
T1c0Sl2I. DO. per barrel SlJ0V2 90.
baltimore. per bushel basket. 4N0tJc.;
Maryland Rocky Ford seed. extra. per
crate. I1502. DO. fair t0 good. SlNllo.
Baltimore per carrier. T5c.mSl. -; do Gem
and jenny Lind. per two basket carrier
JoC0S1; Virginia and North Carolina
per basket zoe Hf1. DO. per carrier, 3O0
WATERMELONS- alizod. offer
ings viii not average enough TO pay eN-
nenscs: per car load, S6j0l0O; do. per 100
&JN12
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exports 10 Great Britain, 1857 bales TO
France. 500 bales; TO the Comment
9.211 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
&. 3OS s.}S bales: exports 10 Great Briialn,
8.473..EjS bales, 10 France, tJo.Dl baies,
TO the Continent. 2Sl5.lJj bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1-COTToN.-,
Futures quiet and steady August oii
bid: September. 5.34nJ.40; october, )'l"h
5.41: November 5.f3NJ.4f. December 9.4s
1850. January. bS205Ji. February, 900
45.56; March, $4,000
LIVERPOOL Aug. IL 2. Moot
TON-Spot quiet. prices unchanged
American middiing. 2]sd. The sales or me
day were 700 bales. OF which 90 were
for speculation and export. and incluued
600 American. Receipts. 1900 bales IN
ciuding 100 American.
Futures opened and closed quiet; Amer
ican middln. J. m c.. August. 3 1860
2O-G4 sellers. August and September.
1eGl03 1904 sellers. September and
October. . 1T-6f03 1854. sellers; october
and November. 1864 buyers, November
and December. 1864 buyers; Deem
Der and January 15-Gi, buyers: January
and February . 1855. buyers. February
and March. 3 1J-G4N3 1861. buyers. March
and April. 3 lc-c403 1861 sellers April
and MAY 2 17-G4 buyers: May and June.
1904 sellers, june and july, 1860
3 1861, buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Weekly Bulletin OF the Conditions OF
Roth over the State

Roth over the nthtt-
The weekly climate and crop bulletin
Of the State Weather Bureau for the
week ending Monday, July 5lst has been
issued by Section Director j.. A. Evans,
of Richmond. The bulletin says:
Fine rains have fallen an over the
major part Of the state during the past
week and the tone OF The reports of cor
respondeuts indicates d cidcd improve
mant I'm the prospect for good crops az
corn and tobacco. while pastures ana
gardens have greatly revived. The SOL
Is now in good condition for talioWins'
which has begun. and preparations are
under way for seeding ot iurnips ana
winter wheat In a few instances local
storms of wind and rain have beaten
down corn and tobacco, but damage
from this source SIS immateriaL i'm Jhe
vicinity of Ashland, va. heavy rains
accompanied by hail. cut down corn ana
tobacco over a limited area. IN the
Valley section, more particularly lne
central and northern portions, the
drought continues undated locally. ana
As assuming "a serious phase.
Sprinc oats harvest continues I'M the
southwestern portion of the valley Sec
tlon and some good crops are being SEE
cured. but the general situation as 70
light Yields. remains unchanged.
Corn is now making excellent progress
I'm Conscience of the line rains Of the
week. and the prospects for good crop
are bright Some upland corn. however,
was injured beyond recovery before the
rain came.
Tobacco has made a marked improve
mcnt I'm growth. and i7 FULLY abreast OK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Conditions i'm dry
goods trade are ON the whole, satsfac-
tory. The market is generally an active
one both spot trading and mail orders
being on a good basis. The staple cotton
goods market Is fairly active. Export
goods continue 10 be the object OF cOnsid-
cradle inquiry in am grades. The most OF
the brown goods for domestic trade in
fairly good shape Bieachcd cOttOns have
been ordered quite freely I'm small lots. I'm
spite OF recent advances. Coarse cOlored
cottOns are firm and IN steady demand.
considerable extent reported Print cloths
are quiet in regular lines The price tone
is well sustained. and there is little bid
ding for cloths on any basis lower than
that Of $50 for extras. The demand for
prints continues very active. Ginghams
and other woven cOlorcd goods show eX-
cnllont general results
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged.
WHEAT Steady. spot and month. 1Oi
d1Oasc. September. 1@uT2isc., October.
72ltc. Southern wheat, by sample, Goa
71c.
CORN-Stoady. spot and month. 1914
GrKc.. September. 3lu3ji4c.. November or
December, new or old. 3}c. asked. South
ern white corn. 1lU4llgc.
OATS-Duu and easy No. white, 29ia
03lc.
RYE-Firmcr: No. D nearby. 53hc.
STGAR-Str0ng and unchanged.
CHEESE steady and unchanged
BI-TTEE-Firm and unchanged.
FGGS-Eirm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
Shenandoah Farmers Form a fcrti-
lixcr Trust.

WOODSTOCK. VA. Aug Especial.
A special grand jury has been summoned
FOE the first day of the August County
Court here Monday 20 aear charges
against i've prisoners In jail on the
charge Of felony
Saturday evening a large number %
farmers OF Woodstock and vicinity met
az the house and organized 10 oh
tain cheap rates on fertilizers. COM
mittce was appointed to contract Tor one
brand Of fertilizer. one company securing
the contract over nine other companies.
The reunion Of the Valley Confederate
veterans al Fishers I'M Saturday, under
the auspices OF Slower camp. Of Stras-
burg promises 10 be the largest reunion
ever held al that place. Governor j. Hoge
TYLER will be present also NUMBER OF
other prominent men OF the state Fhe
Southern Railroad Company has auinn-
rlzsd cheap rates. and Il IS expected the
whole. Valley Will turn out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
THE,BEARS HAD
THE ADVANTAGE
Buliish Sentiment in Early Market
Was Soon Exhausted.
CLOSE LOWER THAN MONDAY
Although Some Isolated stocks Main
taiacd Their Strength - Can Mon
was Marked Up 60 4 IL.
Bond Market Steady.

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-To-day's stock
market bc.an strong bat the huliish SEM
tImtut became exhausted and the close
was lower th.n Iast uiehts. The declines
extended to q point each in Burlington
and peuusvlyania. and from Co = points
OPENING rcai,line s1ics were madc on d
Lance ..nlc 0u. r.f0rs taking advantage
o. heavy commission house demand TO
take the profits made on Che recent rise.
The outside buying and the realizing
6u fh. wri.hf or the SELLING proved t06
much for tho market to carry. and prices
save way Th0 slffuess of tine market
caused ff. pr.fae-i.rnI operators t0 turn
10 INC slorI Side after lavine realized.
and fhry attacked values vir0r0usiy in
tho afternoon. wiuiue out practically adj
~ the gains boo tho sueeiaiti,s and carry
ine fhe railroads generally III short frac-
zion below ln.t nilht Thrro were some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

N NonSi Biscuit Biscuit Dfd..... $50. i6I
Nsiloaai Lead pid..... JIMMY. ~
National Steel .... ................ %
National steel pfd.. .....,........ 9+i2
New York Air Brake ......-....... l9s
North American ........ ...'......' -
paciaic coast 'lst pfd..... ........ 81
Pacific Coast ID pfd ......-..-..... %
Pacific Mail ......... .....-...'..'. ,,,n-2
Peoples Gas ........- ...+.-...+~~. lI''s
Pressed steel Car ...... ........... -
Pressed Steel Car pfd............... s.
Pullman Palace Car ......... ..... los
Standard Rope ana Twino ......... rs
Sugar ......... ........ .-.........' ~
sugar pfd.'...i i......' ..'.....''' ll1oA
Tenn. Coal ana iron ......''.....'' '3fs
United states Leather ............ Gla
United States Leather pfd.......s 1914
United States Rubber ............. 80
United States Rubber pfd........... 1854
Western Union ......... ...-........ ~
BONDS.
United states rs, reg ex-int...... 10Ol9
United States 3s. rcg...... ........ 1Uca3
United states So coup. ox-int..... 1884
United States new As, reg......... 10
United States new 4s coup. eX-int } ~
United States old as, reg.......... llZA
United States old As. cOup.......... llJ
United states 5's. reB............... llls
Dlsfuct of Columbia 3C5's ........ 1la
Alabama (Class ~ ................ 40
Alabama (Class B) ..... .......... llo
Alabama GLASS - ....+. ....-.--. lOt
Ai'2and currency .''....' '-.''.'' ia,
Atchlaon general fs ........ ..'''' IvlA
AtChison adjustment As ........... 80
Canada Southern DDS ........ ...... 1llM
thcs. ana ohio as .............. Ht'2
Chcs. and ohio J's ........... ..... NV
en-. and n. W. Con. 8 ....:.-..' 10
Chi. anad y. w S. f. Deb 5s.... l2253
Chicago Tcfminai as .............. .Jis
Den. and rio Grande lists ........ 1o5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Aug. Corn was the big
market ON the exchange to-day extremely
favorable crop reports causing liquidation
that was heavy enough 90 cut 'snt4c. off
previous prices. Wheat suffered from
lack OF cash demand. and lost iH'-o.
Oats closed &c. lower. Provisions clos
rather weak. but a shade higher
The leading futures ranged as follows.
open. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE Money on
STOCK Quotations

ClosinG stocks
Atchis0n ........ ..... .....-..-.... @I7s
A1tchison pld. ...... ,...-... ----..-.-. 0''s
T.r.l..,. 1...ir. 0Ha.
C-r..4. -..Ifl.., -Ia-
Farfr.f f..0it. Ea.
,rh-. a.l I.i.. .-
DT,,-... go, tc-, lia-
Chi Irr and ouiurv. ......... 1879.
chi. Ind and -. ............... gis
ChL. Ind. and Il. pfd.............. Al
ghf and a. In ....... .. 1Gt
chi ana Northwestcrn ............ 1913
Chi. Rock island ands Iaciiic...... 1lg.s
a.. c. g. ana 81. Louis. ..........- 1lts
Colorado Southern ...... ........... 81
CCerado Southern 1st pfd.......... 4ii2
C0sorado Southern ID pfd..... .... .loi-
Dol. and Hudson --.--- .--..-...... l-a's
Del. Lack and Western .......... lace
Den. and Rio Gaze. ............... -l's
Den and Rio o.. pfd.....- -......... as
Erie .... ...... ............-. IiI-
Erie list pfd.... ..... ..-........... 80
Great Northern uid..... ........... ldS
Hooking Coal ......... .....--...... ID
Hooking Valley ........f ........... 2li2
Illinois Central ..-...-a --.-..-.-.. 1 JOB
Iowa Central ..-...... ..-.......... ~.
iowa Central llu...... ---..... ..tt. ga
Kan CITY, Pitts. ana cur A,---.s..' l's
Lake Erle ana N csi.fn .-........'. -i
Lake Ito ana ". LAu-.--. .'.---.
Lake Shore ........ ................ 2oli2
Louis and .Ntsh..... -........-..... an
AIanhatan L....... .....- .......... li,,s
Meli 'pYitaH 0ii''t i'f+'"'~ '"+@++++ az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. /, 1850.
prAN1IT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 1.-pEANUTs-
Farmers stocll-Fancy, &c; strictly prime,
So, a3I.c.: prime 3i2c; ordinary, 3g3j.c.
pound. Spanish. 81 per bushel
PETERSBITRG VA. Aug PEA
NUTS-There are no changes in the pea
mt market.
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We close every Thursday at { O'Clock for
employees half holiday.
Baby Goods.

Infants Handsome Christening Robes
daintly trimmed n dine Nalenciennes lace
and Inserting. S. value. Inventory Free
oillg s.rs t+-t++..t.+s ..ssssssss coy 49,
Chidren's Fine Nainsook Dresses. made
with yoke OF inserting and tucks. -
value, Inventory Prlce.................Sl.o %
Infants Dainty Wells. lace and ribbon
trimmed 81 value Inventory Price ooc
Infants $3.50 French Flannel Shawls,
hand made. Inventory Price. ...........Sl
Infants Csc Crocheted Bootecs......1 5c
Children's Dainty Dlmity Dresses, IN
fancy stripes worth 81. Inventory Price
only .................... ..................3oc
Chfdrens Gauze Drawers with Ham
burg ruffles l5c value Inventory Pn,cq
oNly +--..t..s.st.. ....s.sssss t--'N
Infants Crocheted Sacques. with fancy
borders. zoe. value. Inventory Price 2oc
Infants Zoe. BIDS at......................3c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
WILMINGTON y. c.. Aug. l.-sPIF
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Aug. 1, 1890.
Sales were Hight on the exchange to-day,
only 81 packages being offered. Prices
ranged as follows:
y packages ...... ......,....S z.NlGS9.cp
= packages ........ .......... o.9vg 300
! package -..... .....-..-... 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
COucheS.

Bedford or Velour and Imitation Leather,
SO 90. Full spring seat. Make yourself
comfortable.
A fuU spring edge and deep tuft coy
cred with good Velour. at $500. Ihls
couch sells FOR So.
/ Box Couch. ia denim and spring TOP,
with filters. at.............. co.. -. ~ 10
Extra Large Box Couch. Bagdad COW
or. very fine upholstered. self lifters. reg
ular price SIS, Inventory Priced l& 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

NEW YORK Aug. 1.-COTTON-Few
brokers on the Cotton Exchange had or
ders when the market opened this morn
ing and throughout tie session business
of any description came In very slowly.
Room operators were not In q mood TO
push out new risks inasmuch as the
news from abroad and the crop centre ala
not warrant aggressive action in either
direction. The market opened quiet at an
advance OF point 90 decline OF I point
ana after fiuctuatng within a range or
8 points. closed quiet, net unchanged TO
j point higher. knowledge that the fever
had gained "a f0OthOld IN the south tend
ed 90 make Investors cautious and check
prOmiscuOus transactions on the part OF
the professional contingent crop news
was unquestionably good on the average.
Texas Information being especially me.
The weekly crop and weather statement
by the Government was about as looked
for and. therefore. made little stir in the
market. English cables were summed up
as OF little consequence for or against
the market.
COTTON-Futures opened quiet: Az
gust .. 40; September. sol; October. 5.70;
November. BIB; December. j.IN, January,
5S4: February. is6, March, $50, April
sos: May, 5.g7 June. 500
Futures closed quiet. August $50; Sep
tember 515: October, 80. November
57f. December, 30; January. 5.s3. Feb
ruary. $50; March, 800 April, 59i; May
Spot cotton closed quiet: middling up
lands. Glk: middling gulf eas sales in
Guiding 1900 bales. delivered on con
tract, A. Jo.
COTrON-Quiet; oh: net receipts. IS
bales: gross. 236 bales. sales, A. 100 bales;
stock 1l4.GC7 bales. exports 20 Great Bri,
tain sos bales. 10 the Continent, POS
bales
Total t0-day-Net receipts 15ge bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. 957 bales TO
the Continent. J9.707 bales. stock. 37077i
bales.
consoiidated-Net receipts, 4,3i1 bales
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This great sale outlet for the seasons accumulation
IF short ends and surplus stock and all new summer
sale that has created excitement and caused Meyers TO De
talked about than all other sales Never before nave
es Never have such seasonabe goods been acrhcea at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
NAIAI STORES

CHARLESTON. s. @, Aug 1.-TTR-
Market firm at 4Oc.. sales,
10 casks.
ROsIN-FTrm; sales, 900 bales.
SAVANNAH GA. Aug. 1-TURPEN-
TINE irm az &c: sales. 2GO casks. re-
ceipis. -. 1sB casks.
ROsiN-Firm and unchanged: sales, 7l5
barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Aug. 1.-SPIR-
ITS OF TI-RPENTfNE-f1rm at 1850
4lc.. receipts liS casks
RCSIN-Steady at gOn95c.; receipts.-~3l4
barrels.
CRUDE TITRPRNTINE-Firm ~ Sl.33
and So 10G2 %: receipts 20 barrels.
TAR-FIrm at $l.OO. receipts. 30 bar
rels
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Steamship BALTIMORE, Murphy Balti-
more passengers and general cargo
e,7t ,',asi9,,ers and general cargo
Steamship Elm city. Haynes Malta
ponI river landings, passengers and gem
erdl cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
Special Mems Shirt Sale.

Mems and Boys Soft Bosom shirts.
I pair separate link cuffs with every
shirt. finished with pearl buttons. never
sold for less than soc. Inventory price 39c
Mems 81 - and 81 80 Percale and Madras
shirts, pleated bos0ms. lace striped; also,
silk puff bosoms...................
Mems Working Shirts. Cheviots. Per-
Gales and Madras. full SO inches long
yoke back. and collar band. pearl but
tons, a SOC. shirt. en- the Inventory sale
Mems Washable Club Ties. made Of ex-
ira fine quality Madras. usually sell for
10c, Inventory Price. De. or six for zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
PORT or WEST PoiNT AUG. 1, 1890.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balt-
more. passengers aud general cargo.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson, Nor
FOLK psesengcrs and general cargo.
Sfcamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
ponf river landings, passengers ana gen
-L.L ..I-L-
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PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. AUG. l.
ARRIVED.
Barge Viola W. Tunis phillips, 70 load
lumber.
Barge swansboro, Scott lumber, Balti-
moro. Nd.
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trimmed Tree OF Cha
Hosiery.

Ladies' zoe. Isle Dropstitch Hose, N.
Ren-ory price................... ..... ..... <oc
Ladies 25c. Plain Paris Hose. Inventory
Price ........-.....-. %
Tan Hose. Inventory Prlcc............ ot2c
Misses and Children l2zc. Ribbed
Hose. Inventory Price per pair. = =
Infants White. Black and Tan lLi2c
Socks inventory Price. .-......... - %
Chudrens 25c. Plain Black Hose. n
veutOry Price. per pair............... DC
Ladies' Black and Tan ne. Drops tttch
Hose. Inventory Price. per pair......S'2c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

wall Allegheny and Old Dominion ware
houses received les h0gsheads and deilv-
cred 30 hogsheads.
Internal revenue collections to-day
We're.
Tobacco, ......... .......',..... .3,til 20
Cigars ........ ..ss.-.''' '''f's. f''Nt -
Total .......... .....-.......SS,73f %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
C0lored Silks.

the opportunity you've been looking for
Sale AT. per yard...,............... .4ose
An Siik-Fieured and Striped midas. all
SILK Taffetas I'm the . and STONE mover
ties. Black Ground raffetas. with bright
col0red stripes. silks that never sold an
der 7Jc. and 81 a yard. In this inventory