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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. July 22.-The cotton mar
ket opened weak with prices a4ls points
lower and throughout most Of the SEES
sion was irregular under flurries OF selling
and buying for nervous operators Whc
were greatly disturbed by unexpected de
velopments in the summer months. Inc
English cables were a disappointment
The crop and weather news averaged VI
decidedly In favor of the bears. and then
trade reports from cotton goods centers
we're not specially gratifying. Yet, the
dominating factor Of the day was the Is
suance of some $1,000 July notices by
prominent Philadelphia spot cotton firm
The first sale of July was at $50. but the
next sale on the call was at $50. from
which there was still further drop to 8 is
or Is points off from the final price of las
night. There was reactionary periods
ater. but in the main the market was
weak on near positions and barely steady
on new crop months. The weekly cror
weather report from Washington proved
about as expected. The room seemed t.
give the great bulk Of attention to tbs
summer positions and all sorts Of rumors
we're IN circulation as to the intention OF
The Philadelphia contingent In August
Covering was INDUCED In to some extent
ate in the day. and at the close the mar.
zet was steady and net 1921 points lower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
Transfers of Property.

Richmoad-Lucy w. and Thomas c.
Crutckshank TO Elizabeth w Bra agfsr.
Mary t. Lewis. Sstct.n. Roger a., . sltS5
a anil Margaret s. SValke end Nlss.
Calvert " Mcfih&nys y per cent iater-
est in II seet on West side Plan. street.
between Main and Cary Streets S51e
Col a3Hia Bugtaa and Lo9
iua % e csials2rS ans S -
2 ssg, ga !sefsa ssti
fes aas OF psu o.pB Stsest
siSns, A Ii aatnyes ana wff4 ~.
ward A Il satager. IL inseRsE =
feet on F.os q Avsnuc between SeecE
and Morris Streets. $50
Jessie and j. y. McGlvray. 10 Jonn L.
Taylor. 81 feet on North side hanger
Street. l42 feet west Of Randolph Street.
s-52.
c. L. Denoon and wife to Mamie A.
Jeilie, 70 feet on North side Williams
burg Avenue. northwest corner. salem
street, plan OF Be mont, $50
Fairmount Land Company to Bent A.
Hall. feet on North side OF paramount
Avenue, or Street. rs feet east OF
Twenty-third Street. so
John L. Warnings trustee. and wife ana
Maria Rust to ". Z Wartns. lss reet On
Ashland Street. southeast corner. MsaA.
ingtoa Street a7oo
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FELL INTO QUARRY
Mr.. Q. M. Puryis Killed bv Drop of
Seventy five Feet.
seventy nse feet-
lSpecief nIspa tcs To The Times

,Specei Dispatch TO The Tines
SCCTTSEILLE, VA. July 2a,-Mr. O. u
Puryis q fireman in the employ 81 the
z6,arboiane State Company. Of EsIuont
Va. while Passing along the edge OF the
quarry just before noon to-day was struck
by chain swinins from the 5errtci
loom. causing him to lose his balnnc
4rd fall into the quarry. distance :
-ebout seventy-fve feet. He was piclse,;
up in an unconscious condition. ard died
IN about an hour without regaining con-
seriousness.
Mr. Purvis was about twenty-sis years.
OF age. and was highly respected anS
valued employe He came to Esmor.
from Nelson county about three years
ago During the first two years he was
employed rs overseer for Mr.. ]. E. Lane
and since that time has been In the en-
ploy OF the Carbolane Slate Company
Mr. Purvis had been married ahcur
eighteen months. and leaves wife AMI
one child. Mrs, PuryIs Is the dauehte~ ~
Mr.. B. J. Marshall. who resides near vs.
rem. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. I'LL. July 22-There was
oarl-e1 variance between the stunning
orovie'on r1ar1ret to-day and the highly
oar;ou1-ted condition OF sentember whea.
hat Influenced sharp advances In all
--aaas in the face Of bearish conditions.
outsiders tired of carving the load of
'ottv rrices for the hacking interests, UT
--1e1 today with such vim that porE
-o,ye &c a barrel. On the other hand
- -r-oor that n Loading necker was ,n-
r Sentenher whe,t pushed that cereal
=, sharo'v. Srno,et1v did the rest. and
r,lv ard sente~oho- wheat closed nc. IN:
r,,lv corn nc. hirhcr: Sertemher corn 10
nc. up: july oats 81. h,ghIr, and Septem-
Ter oats 1ff1hc. higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
Coffee MARKET.

NEW YORK July 22.-CoFFEE-Th
~oarket for coffee futures opened steady
With prices unchanged to 10 noints higher.
she advance hefng due chiefly to scare
If shorts IN CONJUNCTION with sunnort from
N,lll leaders and general huving. Follow
;rg the call tho local market was excited
v~-, active w'th r-rce showing
'v, -'.-- +e~,1------ Than heovv reo1'-.
~ CO.. ~ ~ --'-.~t ~-ioee lost All RI ctr
r',. ,a,.a--e -'r-;r~ Mt n-~'>a1oa 70
-o'.>-e ,o----- S-'.- &" 20 ha~e
100 cio ~+--ar: ~ Z invoice 53asc.: nd
staady: Co~acv- settle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
GEORGIA VETERANS
Spent Pleasant Day in alexandria and
Left for Fredericksburg.

Especial Dispatch t. The Iimcs.i
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 2.-The mem
oers of the Seventh Georgia Regiment
Confederate Veterans. spent the day in
cooking over the various places Of his.
orical interest. They also visited Mum
son's Hill and other places. The veterans
about 10 men and fifteen ladies.
Colonel Carmichael of Atlanta. Ga. Is
charge. They express themselves as
highly pleased with the manner In Whicl
they were treated here. At 1870 o'cloci
o-night they left for Fredericksburg
nd from there they will go to Richmond
nd then to Petersburg. making stop OF
ne day at each place. and they will ar
i've In Atlanta Saturday.
There are only forty members OF the
ariginal regiment present and they nave
u their possession The first flag that was
aptured from Federal battery, which ~
islly priced as a relic. This regimen
ought against Ellsworth's Zouaves at the
s-st battle of Manassas. and It was IT
his battle that they captured Ricketts,
md Frazier's batteries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
LOOKING FOX WALTER
A Negro Charged With Shooting II
Sweetheart-He is Married.
S,ecial Dispatch to The Times

r,yNSHBURG, VA, July 22:-The police
az 1,vnchburg are looking for negro
With shooting and killing his sweetheart.
Margaret Watkins. The trouble occurred
early this morning. Wilson is married
The Watkins woman was shot in the
hnck and face. she succeeded in escaping
from Wilson and reaching the house Of
I nieghbor. but before she could tell hei
eoron,r's fury this morning rendered :
Verdict that the woman's death was
caused by a pistol ball fred by Walter
Wilson.
The negro is now at large put the pc.
lice hope to have him IN CUSTODY soon.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, July 22-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Steadier;
spot. 77bV774c.; July, 7Ac.; southern by
sample, 7O4@77l4c- Corn-No quotations;
southern white corn, 1c Oats-StrCsg
isutter--Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm
and lower at lie. Cheese-Firm and un-
tlanged Sugar-Firm and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
MANAGER REX HERE
He is Pleased With the Business Sue
cess Of His Summer Parks.

Mr.. C. w Rex, manager OF the Rex
circuit of summer parks. Is in the city
on short business trip. Manager Rex
reports the best season in the history Of
his circuit. This he considers hatterinS,
as the weather at the seashore mas been
aryth!ug but sumlnerish. Next season
Manager Rex will look after the business
interests of the Leath theatres, while
Mai ager Leath will devote his time more
to the bookings
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.pERiENCEI

WANTED. EY AN EXPERIENCED
gentleman teacher, situation tain.
French. Mathematics. English Giss.s
and Music taught. Address Stang
terms, .B. H. b.. Gazette. GoEduiIss.s'e.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
TIE STOCK MARKET
LOST IN ACTIVITY
Dealings Yesterday Fell consid-
erabIy Below NJ Iioa Mark,
RAILROADS WERE FEATURE
Shin rnent Of Gold Had No O;her Effec.
Than to Limit Oealings-Mark@ a
Strong Q e, though There
Were Spots of Heavness.
Ry ASSOCIATED Press

NEW YORK. july Z2.-To-day's stocs
market was not III, to the recent level Of
activity. the total dealings failing consid-
erably below the million share mark.
This was practically the only effect ap-
parent from The doubts aroused By tuc
current outward movement of gold, Tn.
speculative forces recently at work con-
tinned operations on a large scale al
though shifting the field of their opera
tons to new quarters. The Eastern rail-
road stocks: led by the New York Cen
Reading stocks being included in the
movement. The buying was by the brok-
ers. usually employed Of late by the West
ern contingent in its large operations
The ostensihle basis of the buying was the
rumor of new and comprehensive agree
ment among. the railroad powers In the
Eastern territory. including the pennssl-
wanna Railroad. the Vanderbilts and MI
Morgan. With the addition of striking
gains by miscellaneous group or STOCKS.
the market made a fair show OF strength
The grain carriers were - E"h 10 heaN-
mess early. owing TO rer1 d s,oNHTs
In the Western States but tne7 >.i'fnned
Do afterwards. apparently uHhef me m
fuence of the violent rise in l2o"N iSfand
which advanced more than S points and
then COLLAPSED. with final RECOVERY. 70
about roints over last nfEf''. ~
trit1r.ad 20 The encr-i-~ # ~ i7i'-"'to.
against the WORKING IF a 6isDuted min
nv n rival -r-1re- &c o-''n- '''r-s
trials rose STRONGLY without e-nt. ,o-'nr
we've ,a~lacteS a-d heavy e'oo''S ~
throu~l, .he list The-e &c --,''-'' o''--'e,
ccrino.,-ro as TO the limits 'il-e1v 80 he
reacrea by the outward gold movement
Tentative ~, " ~o-r,e '.S fn~ ~" o~-C~'
o< another million dollo-e this v-oo'- wa
made to-day The continued eo''t-1~ -
stoc,-e hero for london oooo''-' roC'''
t,+aI t,,e arra-, -e--ne--c y hn~ '>oc-7 60
roeaa that additional credits ahrosd snf-
rrra-t 20 r,-eyant 900 -~rn~+e co'''7 W.
eae,,v procured Te-1i-v tho fon e~"o-fs
IF s~rai-- orf cotton aoA Observation-Disclosures
fbe boa--v fn~o'o, Indebtedness Known
m have ,ae, extended result Of last
rea-'e er,o-ta-e in orr gait, eTr,o~te '''o
ffea ,>cf-+-,e-t 1, tho~n e~--eoAc4'o-c
see-,e 10 he dive 81 80 Fo-rnS H-,1'@o-'cr
&, Jo-ao- Of r-o~--r--i-o -c~c->-'e -
South s<-t-o-e To- --rf~h tho --H''c 10
,;c-,;a,+io- ~o--,e- -----, r,,-'- ~ 'e sun
,,1n--7e-,+oi, Nv -en't-:---- a-oe-'c,- ce"',-
f+;oe Which, gro .,--~---- 49, W
vorI- 40 -,-o+ nv a-''+-,~e ~a1nr n--'i',rr 10
tbe aS~o-~i~e Ie-To--c-- OF --irae hn~n.
co-,,o c< .1,a ~o----o--:,o1o f>~-f7c --e-e &C.
five to-day in svnrathv wft', the moo
,,e,ts Of +,,ei-4 --,o+I--n ~+nc'-e to1-t 80
rare-al v, -t-at r-ae rather dull ord f--
-o--,1,- ro,ce value e' ''' fNN
y--,.,5 c4,4oe o'r S~~'i-os -
c,A &c ~e-i-+o-.a@ y. 40 cc----o- ~ 80
tho now t'c Il cont the last cav
Tho 100, --'e- Of stocks for the day
were -s4 snn shares.
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Thomas Branch 1 Co.
Established 1899
.,.,.zne New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Private Wires to
Principal Markets.
Investment Securities.
A SPECIALITY.

short clear sides (buxed). sll37A@sI. so
!, niskeS. basis or nigh wines. slSI clover
contract grade, So3Juo.4U. Butter steady.
1leanerles. 1879 -vtec.; daIrieS LOG Iyc.
Cheese steady at iJQllut4c Eggs liitn.
fresh, lSc. Receipts--Wheat. l3o, O0o bush
els; corn. zy-,UvO bushels: oats. zU1,UU0 bush
els: hogs. 10000 head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 22.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head including l.5OO Texans
and $50 westerns. Market steady Good tt
prime steers s7.75ls.65: poor to medium,
;4.5oG.6o: cows. sl.40@5.50: heifers, s2.25l
;.25; Gamers. sl.4Og2.6o; bulls s225@5.25
.alves. s2.5067: Texas-fed steers, s4@5.65
western steers. $5@6.50. Hoss-Receipts
o-day. 10000 head: tomorrow $1,000 head
eft over. 5000 head: market steady to 10c
over. Mixed and butchers. s7l54S.50:
good to choice heavy. s775G7 e71a: rough
aeavy. s71507.s5; light. s6,So@765; bulk OF
=ales. s75o67.90 Sheep-Receipts. 500
,2ead. strong: lambs steady for bulk. GOOD
70 choice wethers, s494.65; fair to choice
mixed, s2.50@4
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WANTED. BY AN INDUSTRIOUS
young man, clerical or other work: bond
and security given. Address F. c. NJ.
this office
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One cent a Word.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

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aiI-round Office clerk desires position
Best references. Address YOUNG
MAN Box p, city.
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SITUATIONS wANIED-FEAALE

WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY OF EX-
perience, position as stenoSrapnet Tor
part of or the entire day Address Mss
S.. care this office.
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Mr.. John H. Minor. from Kingsford.
Fla. Is visiting her father. Captain
Robert NJ. Gillian No. 7oa West Grace
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xURNTTUHI.

SPECIAL MIDwiNTER PRICES ON
reupholsterins and making over Parlor
Suites. Couches. Odd Chairs. Hair Mat
tresses. etc. at JURGENS FCRNl-
TURE STORE. 1874 E. Broad Street
Address postal or phone to store or fac
tory lUl-9-11-H3 N Eighth Street. and
our foreman will call on you with new
up-to-date line of samples. No charge
we don't get the workout we usually
do.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ON FARM
ing property. STORE AND HOTEL
STAND combined, in best farming Sec
ton Of Lance county. Pa Building Of
Brick 6oxSO feet; all conveniences: TWEEN
ty-two rooms. Hotel clears over s.. 500
yearly. and store business amounts to
SIS 900 to $50, 900 yearly. Property IN
thriving town, one square from railroad
and station. Bad health reason for
selling. Address PLUMrS HOTEL,
Stevens. Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23

NEW ORLEANS LA July 22-COT-
ro~-Tho --,nr-et for srot cotton &c ver-.
s:,in+. r,rcta+'n-,s reduced 1-1fc The vol.
no IF troa:r- in contracts TO-DAY wa~
olo-,te locally the o@enino was =
o.-ts down for Au-ust, 7 for Sonte-oher
md 2T4 points down for more distant
~ositions The advent Of the bureaus
weekly CROP condition renort did little to
,nfuse new life into the market. Not
being quite as favorable in character az
ras been expected, its reading prccipf-
.ated small furry Of buving and sent
values up In n small way. but the mar
vet soon cuieted down again and at tn
7'oca stood at net declines from yester-
,,,-'e c1orfnr T-,,re~ Of oo'nts on July
80 on Auc1let e m sn,te-,ner ard | noin
Town to even on the other positions.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. ND. July 22.-Seaboard
Air Line common. 27ss; do. preferred. +111
@l47a4. Seaboard As. S6Gs6a
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MONEY. AND EvCHANGE-Mon or
call closed stcaav at oikT3 per cent; clos
Ing bid and asked 2F72ls per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 4h15 per cent Sterling
exchange steady With actual business in
bankers hills at ss7k for demand and
- ~ for s'~tv DAYS: posted rates. $3.50
lSSi1; cor1r-, nrcial hills 81 S4Sic1. o=2t Da-
silver SO: Mexican dollars 41h 7--a-n-
r,ent bonds. weak: State bonds i've;
railroad bends Irregular.
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Cotton futures opened weak: closed

Cotton. quiet and steady: middling. SIC:
ross receints $50 bales; sales 535 bales:
took. 141 21a bales.
Total to-dav-Net rece,nts faIl u. S
orts). 2sf bales: EXPORT to Great Britain
GOO bales: to the Continent. 116 bales
took 2.7 5G2 bales.
Consolidat ed-Net receipts (all "
,nrts). 1883 bales: export to Great Britain
to43 bales: to the Continent. S567 bales.
Total since Septemher 1st-Net receipts
fall O. S. ports) I SIS 1853 bales: export to
-reat Britain. 29s5.e47 bales: to France
71ss7o bales: to the Continent. 2'7ao,1so
N,,1o
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NEW YORK, July 22.-BEEvEs-Re
aipts. 81 head Dressed beef steady; cit,
3;essed. native sides 9Ql211bc. per pound
cables quote American steers at 15Gll6c
fessed weights; refrigerator beef at 1870
Sic per pound. Calves-Receipts. %.
cad: very little business. a few veals
sold at s597 per 100 pounds; city dressed
gaals s1sG11c per pound. Sheep and
6.139 head: both sheer
and lambs firm: sheep sold at :314.5O per
100 pounds; few at So lambs at s6rl2c
per pound Hogs-Receipts. 1875 head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
1xNcuR11RG ToRACCn MARKET

LYNcHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg. Va. July %, 1902
Receipts in the Lynchburg warehouse
continue light. although there Is an active
demand for the leaf. and prices keep We
Up.
Quotations are as follows:
DARK GRADES
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AN EXPERIENCED GRADUATE DE-
sires to teach IN seminary or family:
quaIifca tions-EnGish. Mathematics.
Latin French. German, and Music spec
ialty. Address Miss ROSA WILSON.
MELVILLE. Va.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. July u. 1907

Prices: Cattle, very best, 5NWo77c. sUoss'
medium to good, 4MI5c. gross; common
to fair. 24@ac. gross: bulls, 2%@3!sc. gross
Sleeps, 264c. gross; lambs, 4@5h5c, gross
Cattle. 31s@jc. gross; hogs. 1aQ114c. gross,
Cattle quality considered. &c. higher
than last week. Sheep. lambs and calves
same price as last week. Market well sup
piled with all kinds Of stock. except hogs
which are scare on account OF NOT
weather.
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FEW CHANGES IN
THE ASSESSMENTS
Tae Board Comp etes its W.rk
and Gives Out the
Figures.

The State Board of Public Works has
completed the assessment OF railway and
steamboat property Tor the year and the
figures have been compiled by Mr. c.
Lee Moore, the very efficient clerk OF
the board
Mr. Moore gives out the following tab
ulated statement. which shows but little
variation from the figures of 1901:
ASSESSED VALUE OF RAILROAD
AND CANAL PROPERTY.
1902 1901
road bed and
track... sll. 1l3 1880 si0g67 1919
Depot property. 3.91i.o5s.65 3.5iS ls0-G3
other real
estate. 2.5o6. l6o,1 10 2,l92.lu.ho
Rolling Stock. IL 100. 1875 u,.96, 01oo7
SUPPLIES. :. -. 47s.i66.I sol 81
Telegraph lines. 60,15i.44 5s,324.A
NJ is C e i aneous
property. 2.ei0W I,1loO
Total. 80. $50 $40. 317.s9 SIS 500. 363.3S
Increased valuation 1902 over 1901,
s1.9l4. s5451.
: Tax to State on this assessment for
1902 is s243, 2i127 and tax on one per cent
on net income is s33 0ss.05. making total
State tax, s216. 500. 90.
There are not many changes over 1901
assessment Principally increased roll
ing stock, and additions and improve
ments of depot property and terminals
and new track assessed.
Chesapeake and Ohio Company's road
led and track from Richmond to Clif-
ton Forge raised from SIZE Der mile
TO s15eo1 per mile and Richmond 70 Coo
t,oagvilgc reduced from sl5.Coo 10 Slo.Hoe
per mile.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C'ompang's tax. -.........s o'.55i2l
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company's tax. .....-.-.. IL 2aoSa
Norfolk and Western Railway
Company's tax. $685.,
Southern Railway Company's
tax. ;. ;. ............ 5.s719s
Sea board Air Line Company's
tax. Including Seaboard and
Roanoke RailroaD.... ...... ;. 14.1S1.1t
500 S255. Is
of the s27ss2ssa tax.
Miles
100 track mileage. ...........-........aS5 20.
1901 track mileage. .............-.3 $50. s
Increase.,.... 1851
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PEANUT MARKETS

PEANUT MARKETS
NORFOLK, VA. July 2.-PEANO>is-.
Quiet. virg;nans-Active at gas. for besi
stock. Fancy, 3G3isc.; strictly PRIME ooc.,
PETERSBURG, VA. July 22.-PES
NUTS-Market quiet.
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BoARDERS WANTED.

WANTED - BOARDERS FOR THREE
rooms; also table boarders. Apply at
No. POI East Franklin Street.
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HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED. TWO OR THREE FIRST
class. energetic school men. who are
tired OF the business and want to try
more remunerated one In Virginia. It
Will pay you to investigate Address
JAS. C. BLASINGAME,, Richmond. Va
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EAST BUFFALO. NJ z. July 22-CAT-
425@10: heifers. s3G6.s5; cows, So 10000
anners. s2.25@2.75: bulls. &35O05. Hogs
Receipts, $40 head. fairly active: no heav.
51ere; medium, s.; pigs. $3.50; roughs. SIC
lis: stays. s5.75@s.25. Sheep and lambs
Receipts ia head; lambs. s45oGG.5o: year
iings. s4.IFI SIS; wethers s4.5014.75; sheep
2 25Q4.4O: ewes. s4Q4.25.
TLE-steady; choice, s7.5O0Sso: prime
4 80: good. s6.5OG6.75, Hogs-Lower; prime
heavy. IS: mediums $3.50; heavy yorker
and light workers.. s7.s5@7eO; pigs. $500
< 50: rouehs s6T750. Sheep-Steady: hes
80: choice lambs s6Q6.50; veal calves. 81.
CINCINNATI. O.. July 2c-HOGs
,-oyyer at S. 7o175D sheep-Active at 81 o
"a. Enthusiastically at s3.25GR6.5o.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. n. c., July 22.-SPlR
ITS TURPENTINE-No doing: re
.eipts. 43 casks Rosia--steady at sl1oa
Firm at $40 $3.50 and $3.50: receipts, Is
barrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts. l!
barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 22.-TURPEN
at 44c.: receipts. 2.3.5 casks
Eosin-F'irm; receipts. 1882 barrels; sales
3.772 barrels; exports, 81 barrels Quote
A, B. C. Sis; D. s1.20; E. s1.25; F $3.50
g, s1.S5; Fl. $40; I, 2.05: K. s2.55: M, s3.05
N. $40; W G. $3.50: W W. $40.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 22.-TUR.
PENTINE AND ROsIN-Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23

A YOUNG LADY OF SOME ExPERI
ence desires to teach and take charge
of young children next session; quaiifi-
cations-English. French Latin. Mathe-
mates: no Music. Address Miss w s..
Box 215, Gordonsville, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY %, 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Catherine. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin.
ion line.
and James River landings. merchandise
and passenger, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Yemasse O'Neii. Philadelphia
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
line.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin=
line.
River. lumber.
Schooner Bessie Brown smith, James
River, lumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23

LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
position to teach in private family. ses-
sion of la02-'03: Music (piano) a special
ty; usual English branches and rudi-
ments OF Latin and French: best ref
erences Address Miss e. Box 2ls. Cor
louisville. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23

PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
Petersburg. Va. July @, 1902.
Sales have been large for several days
and prices lower.
The quotations are as follows:
Common to medium lugs......s 4O0aS 5 90
Fair to good short leaf........ 6.5O6N 9.CN
Medium to good wrappers...... S.C0m II o.
Good to fine wrappers.......... 5000 25.GT
T.1e shipping NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000 la.Nf
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23

A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS
experience desires position in private
family to teach small children; teaches
English branches and music. Address
Miss "P NJ d. CORTLAND. Va
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-09

SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, will be
received at this Office, or at following named
Ing such WOOD and GOAL, Turing the fiscal
year commencing July /. 1902, as may be re-
quired or st. Paul, and Fort Smelling. Mimi,
Assinniboine, Harrison, Keogh and Missoula,
Mont; Fort Yellowstone, Wyo., and Fort
Meade, S.. D.. Blank forms of. proposals with
full instructions will be furnished on applica-
ton here, or to Qnartermasters at the several
posts named. Us. reserves the right TO ac-
cept or reject any or all proposals, or any part
thereof.-GEO. i. POND,C @. M.