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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
UNION STOCK YARDS.
4 livery Trust In;erferes With Il
Funeral ill Portsmouth.
Especial Dispatch 20 The Times.l

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 1.-THE Union
Stock Yards Company, who are building
at Berkeley the largest stock yards east
of St Louis, were by resolution, appoint
ed general agents of the allied freight
lines. The stock yards is to bill stock
direct from the yards and receive there
all stock consigned to any line entering
here.
The wife Of General Macarthur, COM
manding the American army in the Phil
ippines, arrived here to-day from West
Point, N y. She came 10 attend the
funeral of her brother, Mr.. W. Charles
Hardy, which takes place tomorrow.
The Seventy-tirst Virginia Regiment,
Colonel Higgins commanding, which took
part to-day in Il Street Carnival at
Franklin, returned here tonight.
The Norfoll-Portsm Berkeley livery
trust appeared i'll court to-day at Ports
mouth. \ row occurred at the funeral
of John Bell tcolored) and NJ. J. West
brook, secretary of the trust, is alleged &c
have ordered the driver Of the hearse to
refuse to drive to the grave on the ground
that some of the carriages in the funera!
procession We're furnished by other than
members Of the association.
The case was continued because an cs-
sential witness, the hedrse driver. was
not in court to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Crescent City Races

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l@--The stew
ards this morning lifted the ban OF sGS-
nension off Jockey Wouderly for his rid
ing Of the horses Jessie Jarboe, on De
cennber 9TH. and Ep. on DECEMBER .th' &C
E,;-st rice-sevefl furlongs.-Dave Waldo
&; to y first. olekma . to I y second
Onoto go to Il third. Time 80. T..
second race-seIiiug, five and a half FUR.
,ons,sMDivonne {, to y tirst, Belle Of
F;Iein go to y second, Orrte Goan 70 10 u
'ii trhird race-seliins. five and a half fur
1ongs-W. J. Debos q to y Hrst. Hylo
Is 20 u second. Matin q to u thiFa- iinle'
Fourth race-se!lins. mile. and six
teenth-Monk Way1a , 1,., 70 % % > nF -;
10 y third. Time. LOO
rim raesssiliaE Es, one ssuber !e q 9s s
sarond. Colonel Cassidy go 10 u third
Time. las ,
,svanl first. Jim w. &; TO y second,
Rrown Veil 30 to y third. Time. lis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Tonight
Just before retiring, II your, liver Is
sluggish, out OF tune and you feel dull,
bilious. constipated. take dose OF
H00eg7S PizHS
And you'll be all right in the morning.
BASEBALL MAGNATES.
Demands Of Players Thrown Out Fart
and Parcel.
(By Associated Prcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, Dec, 12.-The National
League rnaSnates held two sessions to-
day. The demands of the Players Prosec-
tive Association. We're first taken up and
thoroughly discussed.
After the m ,Snates had been in session
for about an hour, word reached TIE cor
ridors down stairs that the demands had
been thrown out. part and parcel. note
was sent upstairs asking another aud
fence.
TIC magnatcs received the note and
laid 1T as de for future action.
One of the results OF to-daES carly SeS-
sion was the passage O. IN amendment
to the constitution reducing the number
OF directors from. six to four The new
beard now viii consist of Sodcn, of BSs-
ton: Brush. of Cincinnati; Dreyfuss. ,f
Pittsburs. and Freedman of New York
The entire National Board Of Arbitra-
ton. consisting of Young. Soten. Brush
Hart. RobiI son and Rogers, was 1e-
elected.
The Committee on Constitution will be
compcsec of Rogers, Brush and :Iart
The masnates unanimously decided to
90 away with the custom of early spring
pra CT ce trims to the South.
The second session finished without any
thing of Importance being accomplished
The nagnates did not consider the play
ers' demand for rehearins Of u1eir case 1T
the evening session. It probably will be
taken up tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Norfolk and Western Handles Heavy
ShiDmcnt-OtherN News.

THE Norfolk and Western is handling
,o-ce quantities Of export tobacco. Iester-
dav a. special train of fourteen cars left
12irhmond for Norfolk with 263 hoSsheads
of export tobacco, consigned 70 Liverpool.
The. Southern Railway will handle IN
connection with the Pennsylvania series
Of Observation-Disclosures tours. ,solld
trains will be operated between Ne"
York and Florida points.
u D. Hotchkiss. general freight agent
of the Chesa peake and Ohio. and j. +.
Orndorff, assistant general freight agent.
are in Norfolk. attending the sessions OF
,he Virginia Freight-Traftic Association.
Mr.. Hotchkiss is president OF the asso-
citation
Edmund Janeway. Philadelphia travel
inc passenger agent OF tn. Chicago. Nil
r-aukee and st. Paul, is In town and dis
,rib,rting Some attractive calendars
NJ. n. Ausley, Atlanta travelling fr.l Iht
~ rent Atlanta and West Point. IS IN Rich
Mr.. Charles c. Gentry. formerly OF tbs
city, but now connected with the c, NJ
aud ST, P. Railway. ut Cynl:,ll, s3uth
Dakota- was in the city several days ms
week on a.svisit to his mother, Mrs. Nc.
Gentry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
OLD SOLDIERS
DINE WITH NEW
Annual Banquet Of the Richmond
Howitzers at Ford's Hotel.
JUDGE CHRISTIAN PRESIDES.
He Divides the Time Between the Old
and the Young Artiilerymen, and
j. Most Enjoyable Time
Is the Result.
Is the liesu!

The annual banquet OF the Richmond
IIoWitzer Association was given at New
Ford's Hotel last night. Nearly two hun
dred old and young artilierymen were
present, and the affair eclipsed in bril-
liancy all of its predecessors Judge
George l.. Christian presided and intro
duced the speakers
Among those who occupied seats were
Captain B Lorraine, Captain Z. ]. Bosher,
Lieutenant 7. a. Starke. Lieutenant
Charles G. Bosher. Captain L. b Tatum,
r. S. Bosher, 5. H Bowman, d. Q. Davis,
John P. Yancey. L. B. Franklin, William
II. Mccarthy. Charles L. Todd, John D.
Mckenna, George Gibson, Jr-, James T..
Gray, w. H. Tarum, Edward Gray, Van
Lew McCreery, r. R. Roberts. Major
Henry c. Carter P. B. Porter, Benjamin
Alsop, I. D. MonCure, Julian Bos.sieuX,
Prof Walter Blair. Dnniel S, Mccarthy,
Fourqurean. T. Roberts Baker. George
+. Jones, Rev. Or. ]. P. Smith. Z. VI.
Crum, Ike Duval, H. Tate Evans, H Lee
Lorraine, ". f. Word. Captain W. G.
Harvey, Jr., CAPTAIN Williams, Edward
Alvey, R. L. Adnms. w. h w. Mason.
J: j. Wilson. Charles E WinSo. j. P
tourqurean. H. 4, Motley, S. B. Adkins.
Major W. E. simons and others
LETTERS FROM ABSENTEES.
> AS POSTMASTER Judge Christian read
most patriotic and inspiring letters from
Rev. DR.. j. William Jones, Charles Miller.
William A Barry, J. TAYLOR Ellyson, and
Captain W. Gordon Mccabe. expressing
regret at not b!ng able to be present.
When these letters had been read the
postmaster called upon Rev. DR.. James
z. Smith. sof 'stonewal!" Jackson's staff.
Or. Smith spoke OF the great affection Of
jackson for the artillery: He admired
and respected all the soldierly qualities
Of the Richmond Howitzers," declared DR..
Smith. ''and unit! the day Of his death he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
CAROLINA AND
VIRGINIA DOCTORS
we,oome to Most Prosperous State
in The Union,
pR. PAyNEoF NoRfoLKR RESPONDS
association CONFESSED Of Doctors
from, Both cs-Skin-Gr'1t'"
md ou,cr Scientific Sub
;ec,s We're Discussed
[,R. pAyNEoF NORFOLK RESPONDS

,r,,- ? December 13.-The Sea-
- ,,n,5i,,l Association % Virginia and
So-.h Carolina was called 70 order here
,.-zav at ESQ j. NJ. by Or, ~ Il. zolii-
..o,fer, Chairman, Of Committee OF Arrange
menIs.
po,.,r e,v Esv. j. Taylor Chambers, rector
n. Grace Episcopal ChuTe4l-
WELCOME Address.
Hon, ". Il. Daniel delivered the address
oc welcome. M. Daniel said he wanted.
,,artjr,1,arIy. 10 speak 10 The doctors who
came rom The sister State Of Virginia ana
--ecan1o them 10 the most progressive
STATE. az the Union, and then told OF the
ihrt1t and progress OF the North STATE.
Dr. Il. l.. payne, OF Norfolk, on peHaih
Of the Seaboard Medical Association, re-
sponded. DR.. Henry w Lewis, OF jack
son. chen delivered the annual address
This was followed by a paper on the t,N-
ceiIence of Enlightened Effort, by Dr. j.
Emmett SeoIell. of Courtland Va.
THE ROLL.
TIE, roli-cali showed the following mcnl-
bers Of the Association present: HenTE
W. Lewis, OF Jackson, president: ii. /.
Bass. Tarboro: john r. Basby. Newport
News. Va. NJ. T. Cooper, Newport News
Va: Joel Crawford. Gale, Va; O, j,
Wright. Jarrat1s, Va; LomaN Gwalth-
,ney, Norfolk Va: j. +. Speight, Norfolk,
va ri. Bolton, Iich Square A. l. Payne,
Norfolk. Va: j. L. ely. CORTLAND. Va:
j Emmett SeorelI CORTLAND, Va: A h
TAYLOR, Washington. n C: w. l.. Driver.
Norfolk, Va: Israel Brown. Norfolk, Va;
". u. Kellan. Sailoh: Emerson Land,
Occana, Va: Charles Il. Cranky, Norfoat,
Va: T L. Baird, Norfolk: Geo. W. Cato.
oNachapreague. Va: SCuthgate Leigh. Nor
folk. Va. W. J.. Prince, Stony Creek: j.
g Brcswell. Whitakcrs; A ]. Ellis. Garys-
burg: D. &. Zollicoffcr Garysburg: and
Ne!Gon's pnysicians-Drs. ]. L. Green
and a. Il. Zollicotfer-
SKINGkAF'TING.
Skin grating LAS Scientifically handled
by Dr. SoathSate Leigh and there va c
SEINE remarks on movable kidney. Other
Interesting papers We're read by DR.. r.
J.. Payne DR.. Clawforu, Dr. w. Z. Driver
Dr. Baird and Others.
a BANQUET.
Other interesting papers will be read to-
morrow and at night there will be d
grand banquet.
The association is composed of alb ,u'
two hundred physicians of Virginia ana
North Carolina. and the association is q
distinguished looking body of professional
men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Mrs lie. Caud,c Dcad.

Mrs. J. E. Caudle. OF Clifton Forge.
sister of Mrs. ]. ]. Gates. Of Richmond.
died yesterday morning at Clifton Forge
~ tho residence of her sister. Mrs. W. O.
THOMAS. after long illness. The re-
mains Will be brouEht to Richmond this
evening Mt $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Caudle was tho daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs George Grotz. Of Petersburg.
She had many friends both In Richmond
and Petersburg. who Will be sorry to hear
OF her death. The funeral Will take place
at Pine-Street Baptist Church this eve
ming At o'clock. Inteumsnt In Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Gec-Pricc.
(Speciai DISPATCH TO The Tines

MEHEhRIN, VA, December ia beau
tiful marriage took place at the Baptist
Church here yesterday evening at I
o'clock, in the presence Of a large gather
ing of relatives and friends, between Mr..
NJ e. Gee and Miss Leila V. Price, both of
this place, Rev. Thorbourne Clark oftlclat-
ing The church was deliberately decorated
with evergreen and ported plants.
The bridal party entered the church keep
ing time to the beautiful strains of Lohen-
srtns wedding march, rendered by Miss
jamie Jones, Of Green Bay. The bride
groom entered with his best man. Mr..
Clark, OF Lunenburg, and the bride, lean
ing upon the arm OF her brother. TOOK a
stand under the marriage bell, ana was
there given away.
The groom Is the son O. Dr.. Gee, OF Lun-
enburg. and the bride is the attractive
daughter OF Mrs. NJ G. Price. OF this place;
After the usual congratulations. the osloa
party was given reception at Mrs. Prices
the mother Of the bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
SOCiaIand
Personal

Hon James ". Marshall. OF Craig
Halifax, are - the city.
The Misses Williams, of No 20 West
Grace Street, are at home Informally TO
st.e!r friends on Saturday evenings at 9
o'clock.
The Ladies Matinee Musicale will meet
this afternoon at 4:3n o'clock at w
D. Moses music rooms. No 1913 East Broad
will be rendered under the direction OF
Miss Zelle Minor. Members Wi, please
note the place of meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. S. Scott. OF Ewen,
spent Wednesday in the city
Mr.. ". r. Branch has returned TO
Tosno, after few days spent with his
Family here.
Mrs. Thomas \. Jones. Of 1s,e Of Wight:
Mrs. Blair Pegrain and Mrs Chas. War
yen. are at AIurphy's Hotel
One of the most attractive of the Christ
mas sales Will be held today in the
1ecture-room Of St James Episcopal
Church from Il to ) o'clock. This is the
-
1oral AID and Sewing Society, and the
articles shown are beautiful and consist
Of all sorts of fancy work and daintily-
dressed dolls
The Misses Cooke, Of Eremo are nov
visiting the Misses Bridges on Wes- Main
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. Benson, who
remained r Richmond a no
Moseiey Drewry nuptials. left last nigh,
for their home IL Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Beatrice Wallerstein entertained
the Thursday Social Club delightfully."- Ut
her home on East Grace Street last eve
ming. The house was artisticaliy deco
rated IN holly and cedar. In the dining
room crimson Was the prevailing tint
Among those present were: Misses ANNE
Bowman, lottie Neil. Rebecc,1 IIe!!s,ern.
Josie and Florence Cohen. Miriam Row
man. Hattie Bc-tsheirner, Beulah Never
Minnie hronenberg, OF Carlisle Pa: Sadie
FleclS, o. New York; Dora Lang, Mary
and Resale Thaihtmer; Mcssrs Leon Lei
3cr;nuth. Ralph Binsw.nser. Gustayu.,
Goidhach. Simon Bowman Ivan MAYER.
-AGoipa Lang. Samuel NJ. Bowman VIII
liam Joel. Charles Pearl, DR.. Kleinbaum,
Samuel Wallersteia, Harold and Herbert
Bioomberg.
The City Union of Kings Daughters me.
"Wednesday at o'clock AT The Wo.nan's
Christian Association. the president pre-
siding. The principal matter before the
Union was to raise q fund among the
circles TO pay nurse Tor the SheiterIne
Arms Hospital. The next matter brought
up was TO ply district nurse This was
laid on the table. The Union vii, here
after meet regularly &, the Womaas
Christian Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Two Small Fires.

No. Truck responded TO ar alarm
turned In from the Seabrcoxe Warehouse
at o'clock last night. A tsw shingles
on the roof Of the building were afre.
but were quickly put out. Damage
trihin8.
At 10 o'clock a small frame house
caught fire on First Street, eetwcsn Broad
and Marshall. The chemical engine ef-
tinguished It batore much damage was
done
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
WANT GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT.
Urge Congressional Action in Behalf OF
Charleston Exposition.
CBv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, December ia commit
tee, consisting OF Captain j. w. Wagner,
president; j. G. Hemphill. j. Z. Martin
and Il. b Libby, OF the Charleston Expo
sition, visited members of the House OF
Representatives to-day and urged favor
able action on the bill providing for Gov
eminent exhibit at the Exposition to De
held in that city. They pointed out that
the appropriation must be this year, as the
Exposition would open before Congress
convened next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
De,th OF Mrs. Marcia Ellis.

Especial Dispatch to The Timesi
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dec 10
Mrs.. MARTIN Ellis. wife o, Mr. Robert
Ellis OF this city. died this morning al
Q o'clock at the residence OF Mrs j. P
Jones. on East jefferson Street. in tbs
thsrry-fourth year OF her age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Another Hold Up.
Cnr Associated Press. J

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 13.-The South
bound Illinois Central fast mail train was
held up 4 mile above this city tonight
and Conductor kennebrew was shot in
the back The passengers We're not mo-
Tested and the robbers got nothing out OF
the express car, as the company had no
money safe on the train
The robbers secured quite q number Of
registered money packages from the mail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
WHEN YOU WANT

truss fitted exactly and of the bes;
r,,ra come to see US. We keep crutches
oil kinds CT braces, all kinds of rubber
Goods air cushions and pillows. also a full
Stock Of hair brushes. clothes brushes
shoe brushes, fine coiosnes, toilet soaps
handkerchief extracts, etc, etc. AL kinds
OF patent medicine.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Opposite Pos,of1ce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
FLED AND DIED.
A Young Man Attacked by Unknown
NEGRO Uses His Knife
lsnecinl Disrntck .o 1-he Tlncs.l

Especial Dispatch The TIIncs.)
WELDON. n. c., Dec 1i-Au unknown
negro attacked young man, q clerk IN
"A store here. on IN. Seaboard bridge
day or 50 ago. Jordon. The young man
attacked, took out his knife and cut the
negro. who was choking nm The negro
ran and escaped. To-day he was found
dead with the blade Of ,Jordon's knife
sticking in him. .Iordon is considered
justified in using his knife OF the negro
would undoubtedly haze killed him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
BRITISH DISASTER.
Eocrs Said to Have Attacked Glenn
enIs' Force and Captured II.
(By Associated prcss)

(By Associated PrcSs.)
LONDON, December I.-Thc Daily
Express publishes 3. rumor of a serious
disaster TO the British arms. According
TO this report, the Beers attacked the
camp OF General Clements in the Bar
berton district, capturing the camp kill
ing :: number of British officers and TAX
ing prisoners all the British troops, in
Guiding four companies OF the North
cumberland FuSillerS.
The story is not confirmed in any quar-
ter and is not generally believed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
WALTER KLEIN
HAS RESIGNED
A Popular Military Officer Gives
Up His Posi-
ton.

First lieutenant walter P. Klein, OF
;,ornnanv A. Rlues B1ttalion. las ten
dered his resignation and it was last n'sht
Second lieutenant James s. Hazen viii
probably succeed LieLtenant Klein and
First sergeant Field Wiloon will be made
second lieutenant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
no CIIEE A COLD ONEDaY

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money ii it fails to
cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each
hox sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
BOLD ROBBERY.
Postal Clerk Almost Killed and Mail
Bays Itifled.

fBy Associated Press)
TENARkAEA. ARK. Dec. ia bold
robbery on the Cotton Belt Railway oc-
CURED to-day at Bassetts, Texas, thirty
miles south of Texarkana. on the train
coming north. in which Postal Clerk John
y Dennis was almost killed and the mail
pouches Of his car rified Of their con-
tents. The amount stolen is not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14

Leave your Christmas order for Huy-
1.Js candy With r. L. Christian a. Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Tirrinians in New York.

Especial Dispatch 20 The Iimes-)
NEW YORK. December 13.-Amons
the guests at the hotels here are the fol-
lowing:
Richmond-R. r. Johnson, Z. Strudwick.
Hotel Imperial: j. Murphy. Marlborough
Hotel: Mrs. Ellison, Miss Ellison. Herald
Square Hotel.
Norfolls-W. S Copes st. Denis Hotel;
Mrs. a. H. Grandy. Miss Grandy. Abe
marie Hotel: f Saunders. Hoffman House.
ParkersburS-G. Peterkin, Park Ave-
nuo Hotel
Pctersburg-E. C. venablc. Hoffman
House.
Lynchburs-A. .. Wright, st. Denis
Hotel.
Norfolk. T. Deal Grand Union Hotel
Portsmouih-W. +. Williams, Cont
mental.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Sichmond's
Citizens aud Other Matters.

CIIlZcNS ttUtI N7tIIcI Fst0 tf1IS-
AR Robert NJ. Taller. private secretary
to Judge Edmund NNaddill, Jr.. is attend
ing United States Court at Norfolk.
Mrs John Joseph who resides at NO.
1868 East Main Street, was Knocked down
and painfully Injured at the corner OF
Nineteenth and Mail Streets yesterday
afternoon The ambulance WIS sum
moned and DR.. Fisher dressed her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14

Hon James ". Marshall OF Craig
county, and Hon. Em l. Jordan, of
Halifax, are - the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-08

OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 a; GER
tlncates, no bids or offers; Shipments
1914 barrels; average, 9S,S2l barrels;
runs, llios2 barrels; average, &2l3 bar
Tels.
NEW YoRH-stnndard oil stock
S5iOG5i5.
TOLEDo-on unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-08

New York Mining Stol
Breadstuffs and Provisions.

CHICAGo-Board OF trade markets
were dull to-day. Wheat was depress-
ed by their cables and heavy woiias
shipments. but the tone was iairly
steady, July closing &c down. July
corn closed hc lower and July oats IA
NC reduced. Provisions closed weak,
from 507Isc down In lard to lIlsc lower
in pork.
Considering the b,E IN tenor OF the
foreign news. wheaf sh5wed consider
able independence GJrIy and during the
session this spirit was buoyed up by
domestic news OF another sort. Cables
were lower, worlds shipments heavy,
Russian shipments increasing one mil
lion bushels for the week and there
was small increase on passage.
Against these were the Ohio state re-
port making the crop condition of that
state Il per cent, an assertion that the
Kansas wheat was turning yellow from
too much rain, and Il decrease In the
visible Of 9,647, 900 bushels. The range
OF prices was narrow. There was n
fair cash demand and talk Of export
sales, one firm here reporting eleven
loads sold. A feature was the demand
for July at &c. Several times the mar
ket touched that figure, but on each oc-
ply and slight recoveries followed. The
May-July spread at the close was 11sc.
The seaboard reported twelve loads
taken for export and clearances in
wheat and -four were equal to 24G00O
bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels. compared with 40S,000 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 1854 cars, against 55l last week,
and $40 year ago. Local receipts were
thirty-four cars, nine of contract grade.
July opened hd9sc under Saturday at
6T&G67c, sold between GIh8GIc, and
closed &c down at 6Tiac.
The corn market was dull and lower,
but in the matter OF prices steady, fol-
lowing the opening concession dictated
by lower cables and reported freer
country offerings. While to all appear
ance no important long lines were
thrown into the pit. there was consid
cradle selling by bull houses-cnough to
prevent rally upon the announcement
Of Il visible decrease of 3,7Sl,000 bushels.
Some improvement in the shipping de-
mand was reported Local receipts
were 25S cars. July sold from $500
$3.50, and closed &c lower Mt S9iAT39Ssc.
At the close the July difference was
Sc.
Oats were dull and easier. Influenced
showed n bit Of raIlying spirit on buy
ing by shippers. Country offerings were
freer and the export demand slow Re
ceipts here were lS3 cars. July sold be-
tween 23h R23&C and 23c, and closed
hose down at 2SIsc.
Provisions were weak, The hog
market was depressed and long stun in
scattered amounts pressed against the
market, meeting almost no support.
From the bottom there was n little
recovery In buying by packers, but this
was on n small scale and the end of the
session found the market weak. July
pork sold from $ii s06il 65. and closed
l7lkc under Saturday at 81 72is July
lard from Sc SOFAS 70, closing Jd7Ec
down Mt 50 III and July ribs from
Sc 62is0tG 52lk, with the close l0@l21Ec
depressed at Sc 52,sN6 55.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 75 cars; corn, 800 cars; oats,
400 cars: hogs, 2l,OOO head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-08
Tandy in Bad Luck.
RelIef IA Sc Honrs.

From the Louisville Evening Post:
Tandy Jump is in jail at owentown.