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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-16
.yeSt md ,JinUie.

Cholly Gayboy-'I understand you we
mahked that no girl would evan be likely
to marry Gussie Whitless or me because
we were too fastdious."
Miss sharp-"OI no. You misunderstood
me-
chony Gayboy-"o'-aw-then you didn't
Miss sharp-"No. said you were two
fast idiots "-Catholic Standard and
Times.
ST is rumored that the Pure Food
cranks are after the Chicago packers.
said the first Texas steer. Ito have them
put their beef up in glass Instead of tins
hereafter"
"Wen?" remarked the second steer. In
differently.
Well wouldn't that jar you?''-Catho-
lie Standard and Times.
With flirting and foolishness now she
was done.
For she meant to be wed to this chap.
my race for a husband she sighed, rs
near Won
I believe 1 am on my last lap
Catholic Standard and Times.
aIilkman-sYou're up very early this
morning. Willie
Willie tyvithout looking up from his
penny dreadtul-"Yep Nom made me go
to bed last night jest as Handsome Hank
wuz goin' to rescue de beauteous maid
en."-Catholic Standard and Times.
simns-'I can't imagine why stutterton
married Miss Strongrnind
Slmms-.'Nor l. However. she's curing
him of the stammering habit"
Sinms-''You don't say so2''
Smms-Yes. She dosen,l give him a
chance TO talk at ali now-"-Catholic
Standard and Times.
"Say! Yer know Surly Sam, wat drives
fur Kabo & Hansum's?" exclaimed one
cabman. well. he's gone dopey, sure"
..Aw git OUT protested the other.
pats right Nobody never knowed him
TO smile in his life. but when he drove
past me jist now he winked. an made
daffy motions, an grinned all over is
face"
"Cert'in'y ne did. Didn't yer see de white
ribbons an ole shoes tied ter de axle?"-
Catholic Standard and Times.
She saw that he was going to put
The question long expected.
She tapped the carpet with her foot,
And tried 20 look collected.
And as she waited for the man
To ask the fateful question.
Across her aging features ran
Sanguineous congestion.
The rose. her cheek incardined.
Was followed by the lily;
So great was her distress of mind
She really felt quite silly.
At length. to her intense relief.
He asked the same old story.
OF all important things the chief
In wonlan's category
And then he said: BEG pardon, Miss
TJ}S vas uuita unsteady
1T simply had to ask you this"
She had her answer ready.
why should you not sir she began,
Tin glad to give my answer.
IT'S twenty years. Kind Ceasus-rnan.
Since first my life began. sir
IT a. D.. in Catholic Standard and
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EPW0RTH LEAGUERS.
Meeting ofHolston Conference League
nf aI,in

at Marion.
MARION, VA, June 15.-Special.-The
Epworth League of the Holston Con-
ference met at the Methodist church on
Tuesday night and was called to order by
Rev. T. c. Shuler, of Radford. Va.
The delegates, about $50 in number. were
assigned homes and are being taken care
of by people of all creeds-
They represent territory extending from
Radford to Chattanooga and across from
in North Carolina into West Virginia.
DR.. Neighbors spoke yesterday on the
Twentieth Century Movement and 9TH
er fine actresses have been made.
Tonight Rev. James Atkins. D. D.,
spoke.
Most of the work will be finished to-
day.
County Superintendent c. E. Anderson
and Mr.. V. J. Hill. principal of the Ma
rion public school, are conducting a Nor
nal Review School for teachers who wish
to review their studies before the exami-
nations. They have enrolled over fifty and
had an attendace of about forty-five.
Mr.. James II. Gilmore and Hon. B. F.
Buchanan are the only two names men
toned here so far as possible representa-
tives CT Smyth county in the convention.
Either would ably represent the county
and DO the equal Of any man in the
body
Recent rains have improved all crops.
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Worlds Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-secretary
Testers statement OF the worlds visible
supply of cotton shows the toeai visible
is 2.13S 1874, against 2.2Ss,S61 last week,
4O97.SS1 last year
OF this the total of American cotton is
1511 es4 against 81 59S, Sol last week. 3, 40SSSl
last year. and of all other kinds. including
Egypt, Brazil. India, etc. 62s.Coo. against
6tiOG0 last week.
OF the worlds visible supply. there is
now afIoat and held in Great Britain and
Continental Europe $4,000 bales, against
100000 last year; in Egypt llo'oo.
against 127,000 last year: in lndia, "l5,te'
against $4,000 last year, and IN the
Tinted states 3a53,ooo. against $5s. eco last
year.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, June Is, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guyandotte. Hitler, New York.
merchandise and passengers, Old DOmin-
ion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Guyandotte. Hitler, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
ion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons, Philade1-
pha, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, June Is, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary II. Brockway, New Bed
ford.
Steamer New York. New York.
Steamer Chckahominy, London.
Steamer Kanawha. Liverpool.
Steamer Glen Morven. Pensacola.
Steamer kanaWha, Liverpool.
Schooner Z. r. Hunt, Washington.
Schooner John Twohy, Portsmouth,
n. II.
Barge No. 90. Cambridge.
Steamer DrumelZer, Amsterdam.
Steamer Cluden, Amsterdam.
Steamer Glen Morven, Dunkirk.
Schooner Zach. Sherman, Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT, June Is, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Murphy, Char
lotte. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes, Malta
poni river landings, passengers and gen.
rral cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte, Murphy, Char
lotte, passengers and general cargo.
z NY@SS
poni river landings. passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
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NEW COAL PIER.
Norfolk and Western Preparing for
One at I,ambeth,S Point

NORFOLK, VA, June 15-SpeciaI.-The
enormous growth of coal exports from,
this port has led the Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company to contemplate
building an additional pier at Lamtert's
Point. Plans Tor the pier, which will be
an immense one, have been drawn. The
acquisition of the control of the Norfolk
and Western by the Pennsylvania interest.
is believed to foreshadow a large increase
of the soft coal output Of the Pocahontas
field.
The United States tug Nezinscott. Lieu
tenant Quimby commanding. sailed to-
day from the Norfolk Navy Yard. She
will seek the schooner Frank S. Hail. re-
port derelict off Winter Quarter Light, and
will dynamite her.
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niron,s HnnfGnrden.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Rev- ~ Z. DIX
on, pastor of the Hanson Face bap,
tfst church in Brooklyn and formerly of
baltimore. Is meeting with some opposi-
ton to his project for the erection OF a
s2oo,0oo church with a roof garden attrac-
ton. So far only 5000 has been subscrib-
ed for the enterprise. DR.. Dixon says that
the vast majority of the congregation are
heartily enlisted in the movement and ne
expresses the utmost confidence that the
money will be furnished in due time.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-FLoUR-ouiet
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firner; spot. month and
july. 76a76kc.: steamer No. . red. ITO
7l1sc Southern, 71QpIc.
CORN-Firmer; mixed, spot, the month
and July, 44G441sc.; August, 44h@i47sc
Southern white, 4Ic.
OATS-Firm; No. > white. 29c., sales.
RYE-Firmer; No. , nearby, 54135c.
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COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 15.-CoFFEE,-Th
market for coffee futures opened steady,
with prices points higher, and further
advanced 10 to i points on active cover
rom the public, prompted by bullish
European urt5 can cables. Increased spot demand.
strong statistical position and the lack OF
reassuring news from plague centres IN
crop country. Bullish prejudice created
by the growing belief in a, short crop.
Closed ) to 10 points lower. Total sales,
$3.50 bags, including July, S1.4o; August,
t7.70; September, S1.I5.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 15-DRY. GOODS
Some fair orders reported for prints for
fall on new basis of &c. for best fancies.
demand for other descriptions of cotton
goods continues dull and is readily met
at previous prices Nothing doing in print
cloths and no changes in price. Linens
are slow but steady. Burlaps inactive
and the tone of the mrket easy.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, June Is. 1900
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, June 10. 1900.

IkICIIiI1UIIU, o., . uIIc io' 10VV.
Private sales to-day We're as follows:
Smokers. % hoksheads; filters, hogs
heads: leaf hogsheads.
Warehouses report 100 hossheads re-
ceived and 40 hogsheads delivered
Inspections to-day We're: Dark, 176
hogsheads and 60 tierces.
ShelbuFnes Warehouse sold to-day on
'Change 100 packa ges-hishest price, SCI;
Stonewall Warehouse sold to-day j.
ages-highest rAice, $l5.25, AMI yes
Ierday, 73 packages-.eshest price, S2O.50.
Internal revenue collections to-day We're
SIS $50 30.
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TIE OUNCES: RICHMOND VA. sATURDAY..JUNE l6. 1900

on damage reports from Argentine small
country acceptances and the late rise IN
wheat Closed firm at &c, adVanc; July
closd At 447ac.: September, 45c
OATS-SDot hrmer; NO. 2, PIC; track
mixed western, 27@2s15c. Options dull
and neglected.
BEEF-Steady; family, s1050a12.
Sc. 7597.s
LARD--Steady;; western steamed. $3.50.
Refined steady; compound, 1928.
Rk-Quiet; family, s12.50G1S.
EGGS--Steady.
7oTATOES-Quiet; Chill, s1.25@l 75;
southern prime. S1.50G2 p
CABBAGES-Quite; Florida, $3.50
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooLDull;
cotton by steam, PC.
BUTTER-Steady: creamery extras. 1914
&C.; State dairy, 15@1lSc.
CHEESE-Firm; large, white and col
ored, 99sc.; small, white and colored, 91ac.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ROSIN-Steady: strained, common to
good, S1.55.
RYE-Firm.
sac; mild firm but quiet; Cordova, 9A@
1312c.
Refined strong.
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co7roN-srcD OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 15.-COTToN-sEED
OIL-Unsettled, with buyers and sellers
nal Prime crude a5c.; prime summer
yellow, 3593Gc. nominal; off do, 3A12gp
3a15c. nominal; butter grades nominal;
prime winter yellow, 39c. nominal; prime
white, 3Sn39c nominal Prime meal, SO.
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voolfolk a Defaulter.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 15.-Spec-
ial.-E. P voolfolk, manager of the New
port News Tobacco Company, left the city
on May 81
The reason for his disappearance was dis
covered to-day, when the contents of g
letter to a stockholder was revealed.
voolfolk confessed to having misappro-
priated several hundred dollars of collec-
lions, and said he left to escape arrest and
disgrace His present where abouts are
not known.
Manchester Va
Rev. Carey E. Morgan will discuss 1.-THE
Text that Started the Protestant Refor-
nation at the morning service to-mor-
row at the Seventh Street Christian
church, and at night will have another
chart sermon, being a continuation OF the
series of Bible studies on New Testament
conversion.
DR.. and Mrs. st. Julian Oppenhimer re-
turned home last night from an extensive
bridal tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Powell Page re-
teurned home last evening from their
fS0O14Sy 4AtooAes
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Observation-Disclosures.

CHARLOrTESVIILE. VA, June Is
Special.-Mr Samuel walton Coleman
and Miss Alberta Caroline Woodson, OF
Albemarle county, were married IN TINS
civ Yesterday afternoon, the Rev. c. l..
Rane. of the Methodist Church. ottict-
ating
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. June 15.-TUR-
P1NTINE-Market nominal; nothing
ROsIN-Quiet and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 15.-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTINE-Mark firm at
434c: receipts, 1.7S6 casks; sales, 100;
exports. 1876 casks.
ROSIN-Verv firm and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 3,7G2 barrels; sales, 1,223 barrels;
exports, SG0G barrels.
WILMINGTON. N. c., June 15.-sPIR-
IT'S OF TuRPENTINE-Stead at 43c.;
RosIN1steady at S1o5@1.1o; receipts.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Q at SLIGO
$3.50: receipts, II barrels.
TAR-Quiet at S1.4o; receipts 1O3 bar
relS.
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ship at II A. NJ. and $40 z. NJ. preaching
by the pastor, Rev. GEO COOPER, u. D.
Bible school at 9:30 a NJ Union st 4::.;G
Z. NJ All made cordially welcome.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPrSCO-
pal church, South (Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth, Rev. SAMUEL A.
STEEL, d. D.. pastor--Preaching ar IL
A NJ. and SIS 2. Nj. by the pastor. Ep.
worth League service Friday evening al
SIS o'clock. Midweek service Wednesday
evening AZ SIS o'clock. All visitors ara
heartily welcome
Episcopal Church Corner OF Tenth and
Broad Streets. Rev. w. b. BEAU
CHAMP, notwithstanding at II 4. NJ.
and 8:15 z. NJ by the pastor Evening
subject Shall the Sabbath be a Holy Day
or a Holiday" Sunday school at $3.50 "A.
NJ. Epworth League Monday evening al
S:15 8Iidweek service Wednesday even.
ing at S:i5. Sunday night service second
of the series on the Sunday observance
question. y cordial invitation TO all
ST. JAMES METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. POWELL. GARLAND. D. D, Pre-.
siding Elder of Richmond District, Will
preach Sunday morning al II o'clock. ana
Rev. CHARLES II. BOGCiS viii! fill ths
pulpit at night. The pastor, Rev X II.
BENNETT, left the city on Wednesday
last for a months vacation in
Europe
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR.
ner Main and Foushee Streets. two
SQUARES from Jefferson Hotep. Rev.
LANDON r. MASON, rector.-servieea
every Sunday at IL A. NJ. and + Nj
and every Wednesday at 5 r NJ Seats
free and all worshippers cordially wei
coined
ST. PAtrrts CHURcH-REV. w.
DUDLEY POWERS. d. D.. general sec
retary OF the American Church Missions
arv society. New York. VIII conduct dt
vine service at II A. 81. and SO Z NJ
SECOND PRESBYTERIIaN CHURCH
Rev. J. L. McCLUNG will preach at Ii
o clock A. VI. and at . r NJ
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT pres.
bytsrianl;, Park a Gai,VrS srEW stsisss
MISUNDERSTANDING at IL A. II. by Rev
r c. JOHNSON d. D., and at s:f5 P. st
by Rev. C. c. HERSMAN, d. D. both OF
nesdav evening at S:15 o'clock. conducted
bv the pastor. Sabbath school at 9:;sa
A. NJ. Sittings all free and cordial wel-
come TO all services.
(. GRACE STREET PREsBYTE:RIAN
church. Rev JERE NiIHEs,1sPt1r-. ~
.. D.. pastor, residence, No 10 Eass
franklin Street: Phone tneE) No: 95ei,
REGULAR services at i. o'clock A " and
S.15 O'Clock 2. VI Sunday school service
nj e::,G O'Clock a. NJ. and Wednesday,
night service at S-io cloch-
EsTMI MISTER PRESBYTERIAN
church (Sycaruore and Cay streetsl. Rev;
n Y ENGLISH D D.. at IL A. NJ and
Siid,gaaL service Friday at p. W
sEvENTu-sTREET TRISTAN
church corner Of seventh an9 Gracs
Streets}-Servfces Sunday at II A 81.
and SIS P. NJ, conducted by the PASTOR
Rev. CAREY E. MORGAN AIorRIns
subject saFhe Text that Started the Pro-
tesfanr Reforma ton Evening subject
- chart Sermon. Seats free and a cor
dial welcome extended 20 all. Christian
Euteavor Society meets IN leeturs-rooni'
at Z 10 p III
SOLDIERS HOME CHAPEL-sER-
vices Sunday. June 18th. as follows: AT
II A. NJ, preaching by Rev w. r. CON
srARLE: at Al by Rev. DR.. J. p.
SMITH. and at s O'Clock In the evening
preaching again by. Rev N-$P. CoNSTA-
BILE. Appropriate music at each service
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STOCK MARKET
EXTREMELY DULL
Many Usually Active Stocks We're
Not Dealt in at All.
SOME SPECULATION IN SUGAR
The Stock Advanced About Point
in the Early MorninS-Thc Bonds
Shared the Extreme Dizziness
OF the Stock Market.
SOME SPECULATION IN SUGAR

NEW YORK, June 15.-To find paral-
market 1t would be necessary to go back
TO the period OF the last presidential cam
paiga. a number of usually active stocks
were not dealt IN TO the extent OF sin
gle share, and il wasflong after noon be-
lore such speculative leader as Balti-
more and Ohio or Maintain made its
appearance on the tape ali.
There was some desultory speculation
in Sugar during the morning at an ad-
vance of about point, but that stock
fell back Into n rat of dullness which
characterized the whole market Large
offerings of Northern Pacific began to APP
pear near . o'clock, at which time the
directors We're assembled To take action
on the semi annual dividend. The stock
fell into quictude in the last hour, and
closed about a point below last nights
level.
AT the close the announcement was
made that only ] per cent. had been made
for the six months dividend. The inten-
ton of the directors has been kept q close
secret, so that no estimation can be made
of the effect OF this on the Stock EX-
change.
No attention was paid to the forecast
OF to-morrow's bank statement. But 1t
estimated that a loss in cash by the banks
will be disclosed, which seems to. be only
partly offset by receipts of cash from the
interior.
The bonds shared in the dullness OF the
stock market Total sales, par value,
100000. United States bonds unchanged
in the bid price.
Total sales of stocks. 144. shares
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PEANUT MARKETS..

NORFOLK, VA. June 15-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancy. 23sG2a4c.; strictly
prime. 2lac.; prime. 2Ac.: common, 1a@2c.
pound. Spanish, S1.05 bushel
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 15.-After period of
weakness early the wheat market turned
strong on unfavorable crop reports, july
closing 1@1kc. over yesterday. Corn
closed at &c. and oats &c. improved.
Provisions closed steady.
The leading futures rnnged as follows:
iisrla I q Nose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-16

These $50 Editions. Ssc.: Red Blood
and Blue, by Harrison Robertson; Voices
in the Night. by Mrs. Steel; Sophia, by
Stanley Weyman; the Farringdons, by
Miss Fowler: The Voice OF the People.
ivan of the Sword Hand, by Crockett;
The Bath Comedy. by Egerton Castle:
Resurrection, To Have and to Hold.
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COTTON-The following are the total
nj REGENTS of cotton at all ports since

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-COTToN-
Futures closed steady: June. 900 asked;
July. 9.0639.07;; August, S.4i9S.45; Sep
terober, 7.74Gl7.I5: October. I.4o07.46; No
yember. 736G1.37: December 7.3507.3d:
January. 7.35GT.31; February, 1891. 40;
March, 7.41@7 .43.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 15.-COTTON-
Though bearishly inclined, the local cot
ton trade was forced 10 give way TO bull
speculation from Europe and strong ca
lies from Liverpool. After Yesterdays
maj. ct had closed at the lowest point OF
the session, the rank and file OF the
talent" went home firmly convinced that
Liverpool would take warning and fuc-
tuaIe accordingly. the impression being
that improved crop conditions i'll Texas
more than Offset the damage reported III
short interest had been materially cut
down during the fore part of the week.
y decided refusal on Liverpools part TO
be governed by events here together with
...e appearance of formidable buying or
ders Disconnected operators on the call
and led to a scramble for cover, on when
prces advanced to points. During me
rest of the forenoon prices continued 10
work steadily upward on persistent ana
free purchases by representatives, OF inlln-
entail foreign houses. Eu.Hsh enthuSl-
asn failed to kindle in local circles, now
ever, and with a hull in European DuylhS
speculation came to standSuli; Never
theleSS, no effort was made by pe:irS III
the direction OF recovering the ground
lost during the forenoon. and prices held
well up TO the best figures OF the Gay
In midafternoon small amounts OF cot
ton held by investors on Whlch lar pro
fits existed. came out under Il forecast
for much better weather throughout the
belt Tomorrow. Early reports from me
Memphis district indicated deDiorapie
state OF AFFAIRS a. Il itSeiIo VI
rains, which in some instances feaGnso
well-nigh cloudburSt proportions. Ldte
adyiceS from the Southwest, however,
mlite counter-balanced the unfaVorable
naws from the Mississippi Valley, noting
fine fields. with the plant well developed
and in a position to withstand the trying
weather of July and August Inc Atlai.-
tic States also reported a faVofap!e OUT
look, with farmers We'll up III cuit ~ ~
and very gratitied with the crop III gen
eral. Toward the close shorts ran 70
ca'-ar The market was finally very
steady. at a net rise of TO 10 polhts.
COTTON-Futures opened steady; June
SCI: July, S.11; August, $50; September
40. March, 1872; April. 40. May, los
Futures closed very steady; June, SOY;
JlIly. $40; August, $40; September, c.
October 7.13: November, 1.So, Deceii5p s.,
7.5S; January, leo; tepruaIE' ''o-'
March. 7.G4: April 7.66: May, go
Snot cotton closed quiet: middling up
lands, Lilo; gulf. 5-l6: sales. 2239 bales
,oTToN-Quiet: middling, 9 1-l6; net
receipts, 5T2 bales: gross, S19 bales; sales.
-, hales: stock 1925 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 2.61S bales;
exnorts to Great Britain, 6,!E;9 bales; to
the Continent, l,S2I bales; stock, Io.39S
bales ,7o.
France. $50 bales; to the Continent, So1,-
Oo3 bales. >-o:
e 40 7S3 bales; exports to Great Britain,
2'1t;5. 704 bales: to France 6S9o2o bales;
n the Continent, 2,5I3.uv. bales.
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-':'..i. aroiai'on@ 'vcr'. '.s TnIIHEvs: E,o1s
steady. No. 3 spring wheat, lol26 IL &c;
No. ) red. 76676lac No. . corn, 39lsG
39Ac; NO yellow. 1914 G39asc. No. :
oats, 23G23Ac.; No. white. 2Gl2c.; no. 5
white, 25A@26c: No. rye, 3l1?c. GOOD
feeding barley, 371ac.: fair to choice malt
ing, 40N4;c No / haXseed S1.S0; No. /
northwestern, $3.50. Prime timothy seed,
$40 Mess pork. per barrel. S l0aElU91
short rib sides 0ose,) $64o@6.70; dry salt
ed shoulders (boxed), s6.3096.I5: short
clear sides CboXedl, SI.05@7 10. Whiskey,
basis of high wines. $i.23. Butter steady;
Cheese steady at S14G912c. Eggs slow;
fresh. 10c.
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ST Pat-f.s cHURcH-REv. w.
DUDLEY POWERS. d. D.. general sec
arJ- society New York, viii conduct di.
vine service at II A. 81. and $50 z. NJ
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH tCoR.
ner Main and Foushee streets. tive
srnares from Jefferson HoteD. Rev.
LANDON r. MASON, rector.-Servicea
every Sunday at IL a. NJ. and 5 z. NJ
and every Wednesday at s F.. NJ Seats
free and all worshipperS cordially wei.
coined
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. L. McCLUNG viii preach at IL
O'Clock a VI and at =. VI.
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ST. JAMES METHODIST CHG RcIt.-
Rev POWELL. GARLAND, D. D.. Pre-
siding Elder of Richmond District. will
preach Sunday morning at II o'clock. ana
Rev. CHARLES II. BOGGS vii! I'LL tha
f,FNNEyTT left the city on Wednesday
last for two-months' vacation in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Powell Page re-
teurned home last evening from their
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NEW YORK PRoDrcE MARKET.

NEW. YORK, June 15-FLOUR-Buyer
and sellers We're 15G20c. apart on spring
patents. but closed together on bakers
and winter straights. although only small
sales were effected
RYE. FLOUR-Firmer.
cORNMEAL-Eirm.
RYE-Steady.
BARLEY-Firmer; feeding. d4946c.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. 2 red, S4S4c.
Options opened weak under foreign SELL
ing and evidences of rain in the North
west Following this came score OF
shorts. with full recovery in prices. in;
fiuenced by strong spring wheat markets
and renewal of Northwest crop com.
plants on large scale Closed strong
at Ike advance; July closed at 7SAc.;;
September. 73ssc- .E3Esl
LoRN-Spot Arm; No. 2. 1870. Options
opened Lower With ,Hheat but IecoRexed
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. = WOR-
ship at II A. NJ. and $40 z. NJ. preaching
by the pastor, Rev. GEO COOPER, u. y.
Bible school at 9:30 a NJ. Union st 4:.G
z NJ All made cordially welcome.