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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-03
GETTING READY
FOR THE HOLIDAY
Traders Are Closing UP Their
Stock Accounts
LOUISVILLE TAKES A JUMP
The Soft Coal Roads Show improve
ment-Coast Line of Connecticut
Sells at 268-GoId Ex-
ports Probable.
LOUISVILLE TAKES A JUMP

There was considerable activity in some
stocks yesterday. notably Louisville and
Nashville, but the general market was
dull. although the tone was strong. LOUIS
vile and Nashville had another squirt,
selling above 40. This was mainly on
rumors of increased dividend, but the
road is doing splendid business and max
ing most gratitying exhibits. as s VIII ID. De
out from New York yesterday:
The statement OF Louisville and Nasn-
vile for May showed an increase IN gross
OF SOS, 427, OF which SCI, 200 were saved IN
net The statement for eleven months
shows an increase of s., eco In gross;
all of which. and S1S6.6O more. We're USED
by the increase In expenses . Nsl -o earn IL,
ings in June last year were ss3i 700: or
more than 100000 less than the earnings
In May. Assuming net earnings IN June
this year to be 500 ooo net FOR the ~ ~ ye aaI
a year ago. This suggests earnings after
allowing for other income and after de-
Quoting fixed charges OF say s4.lslue Tor
This on s55o0o,oo0 of capital would be
about 7la per cent. as the figures are
that over 81 600 001 of the increase In eX-
penses consists OF betterments. Consider
ing this as earning capacity. the earnings
on Louisville and Nashville for the year
would be something IN excess OF per
cent, fully sustaining the present rate
OF dividend and the price OF the stock.
The assumption that s1@o,0O has gone
into bettarmentS IN the eleven months Is
fully justified by the showing of tho last
two years. In 1900 betterrnents absoroeh
ST. O22. 900. ind in 1901 sl.iH.5N. these
amounts being charged 10 operating eX-
A meeting Of directors to act on the
dividend will be held on Wednesday,
July 9th
Baltimore and Ohio. Chesapeake ana
Ohio and other soft coal roads show the
effect of the virtual collapse OF the btu.
minous strike Union Pacific. ST. Paul
and Atchison were strong on better crop
news It Is now said that the reports Oh
damage to the crops were very nlucn eH-
aggerated.
In the Industrial list Colorado Fuel and
| Sugar we're both strong and active
Strangely enough the Steel stocks were
not materially affected by the splendid
| exhibit of earnings which the company
made.
In the afternoon the market showed a
| DISPOSITION to sell off on hardening or
| the money rate. 1t is believed that there
| will be- exports of coal next week
COAST LINE OF CONNECTlCuI;
| Local traders are still bull1sh on AtIan-
| tic Coast Line of Connecticut. and the
| stock continues to go up "A sale was Ell
| fectsd Yesterday at 26S- A week or ten
| DAYS ago this stock was selling at 30
| The Stock Exchange will be closed To-
| morrow for the Fourth Of July holiday
and will not reopen until Monday
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STOCK MARKET WAS
EXTREMELY DULL
Only Notable Activity Concen-
trated in a Few Issues.
MANIPULATION IN EVIDENCE
Fate for Call Loans Showed Further
Ease, but Foreign Exchange Ad-
vanced-The Market Closed
Dull and Easy.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. July 2.-The stock market
was extremely dull to-day and the only
notable activity was concentrated in a few
stocks. In some cases there was an ap-
pearance OF manipulation with a purpose
OF sustaining the general market The
speculation was light owing to the large
operations in the money market, due 10
July settlements and financial operations.
There were large transactions in Missouri
Pacific, which sold eX the semi-annual
dividend Of az per cent, but the price
range all day was restricted to fraction.
Louisville was IN active demand at an
extreme advance of SIS. The movement
Eeened to be based upon the formal al
founcenent that the purchase OF me
Chicago, Indianapolis and LoulSFlile anu
Nashville was in effect The snort cover
ing was an element in the ao1ahce OF
Sugar, and the price Of raw sugar also
helped that stock The buying OF copper
was attributed TO a more conndent reel
ing over tho trade outlook. The United
States Steel stocks were hrm because OF
the increased net earnings iepoi eeo ioi
the last quarter.
Statistics of iron and steel production
for fire pgst year. issued by the Amer-
can Iron and ST eel Association. We're re-
ear6ei as an astounding exhibit of active
md prosperous conditions in the trade.
The Steel stocks nevertheless met a con-
siderable volume Of selling at the ad-
vance a large portion of which was FOR
7 Iondon account. The statement of May
earnings of the Pennsylvania system
showed an increase of over a. million dol
lars compared with May last year, and
was taken an indication of the large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-03
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE TICKET
w. J.Bryan and Kansas City Plat
form Not Mentioned in Dec
Iaration of Principles.
CBv Associated Press.)

ATLANTA. GA. July Georgia
D.r,ocrats In State Convention here to-
day nominated the following ticket:
Governor, Joseph NJ. Terri!t; Secretary
of State, Phil. P. Cooke; Treasurer. Ro-
bert e. Park; Comptroller. William g.
Wright: Attornsy-Generai. John Z. Hart;
Prison Commissioner. Thomas Eason;
Commissioner OF Agriculture. - ..
stevens: stats School Commissioner. w.
Merritt; Associate Justices of the
cu,reme Court, a J. Cobb and Samuel
I,nr,D,irl. and United States Senator, A.
8. Clay
the results of primaries held throughout
the State June 14th. The names OF Colo-
mel James H. Estel. edltor o. me r Sasa..-
nah Morning News, and Colonel Dupont.
C;uarry. a prominent attorney OF Macon;
Who were entered in the gupernatoriai
campaign. were also placed os,ors rhe
convention as candidates TOR governor.
Mr.. Terrill received la votes; Nj. Guer-
ry 70. and Colonel Estill So
Mr. TerrilI served for four years as
state Attorney General. which position ne
resigned to become candidate ZOE
Governor.
After ths, nominations were made tho
convention adjourned until O'Clock when
the platform was submitted and unanl-
mously adopted. It deals almost entirely
with State issues. prominence being gwen
to the liquor question The Kansas CITY
platform is passed over IN silence ana tne
name Of W. J. Bryan Is not mentioned
Upon the liquor question the platform
saws. I'VE do not believe the cause Of
temperance should be made a political IS
sue in this State The best interests OF
the people as we'll as the furtherance OF
that cause demand the complete sepa-
ration Of this question from personal and
party politics. We approve the wis
don, and safety of the non-partisan pol
cy which charactertzes our present leg
islation upon this subject
Some strife has been expected with ref
erence to the Kansas City platform, but
the matter was settled In committee and
did not figure upon the floor OF the con-
yention.
The public services OF Senators Clay
and Bacon and Of the Georgia delegation
in Congress were commended and APP
proved.
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Id. CRENSHAW.
Treasurer.

Acting AdJutant-Genera1 w. w. Barrow
has recalled the circular letter Issued re-
Gently from his department, calling upon
the officers and privates in tha Suite mi-
itia to- take the oath OF aueSiancs 10 tho
new Constitution.
r. Ia understood that the letter was
recalled because 1t was discovered that's
tae enforcement of such an order might
Bring about contingencies that would re- !;
silt in harm to tho military branch. OF
the government.
AS a matter of fact 1t seems clear, from
careful examination OF the schedule oLi5
the new Constitution. that the ORDER was
entirely unnecessary and was isSuec
only as a precautionary measure. Ins
oath provision of the schedule specines
who shall swear, and no mention IS MADE
of the military. Indeed. 1t IS known 10
have been the clear intention or tho
trainers of the Constitution to get rscog-
nitien and support from the three de-
rar-uents OF the government-the execu-
two. the Legislative and the judicial
end II is no, believed that any other OF
rcers were in contemplation.
The only reference TO the matter OF
swearing Is contained in Section Y or
the schedule, which reads In fuiI "a
follows:
when the General Assembly -convenes
on the fifteenth day of July. nineteen
GERS before entering upon the discharge
of their duties shall severally taxa anu
subscribe the cath or affirmation pre-
scrted by section 81 OF the Constitutions
And not later than the twentieth OF July,
nineteen hundred and two. the GcSsrnoc
and all other executive officers oi tnes
State, whose offices are at the seat OF
government and all judges OF court. OF
! record, shall severally take and pre-
scribe such oath or affirmation: ana upon
| the failure of any such officer. executive
| or judicial to take such oath by the day
! named his office shall thereby becoins
| vacant Such oathS or afflrnat!on5 shal
be- taken and prescribed before any per-
| son authorized by existing laws to adj
| minister an oath The Secretary oc tho
| Commonwealth shall cause to be printed
| the necessary blanks for carrying into
| effect this provision. and the sail oaths
| and affirmations so taken and subscribed
| except OF the members and officers OF
! the, General Assembly. shall be returned
to and filed in his office: and those taken
by the members and officers of tie Gen
| eral Assembly shall be preserved In ths
records of the respective houses"
| 1t will be seen that no reference IS made
| to the military, and 1t Is the better optn-
| ion that it was never contemplated that
| either the officers or the men should
| swear. as they do not properly come
within any OF the classes named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-03
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, July 2-Ths cotton market
opened steady and unchanged to points higher
on light demand from shorts snd absence OF
selling pressure OF note. Dry weather over the
drought sections of the belt with forecast
for fair weather tonight and tomorrow gem
orally in the cotton country led to continued
selling. Trading was disposed later TO drag.
the public refusing TO re-enter the market at
8 time when one Of the condition reports
OF the season close at hand. due to-mor-
at IL O'Clock.
Late in the morning the summer months re-
suIned their former relation to the rest OF the
list but were comparatively quiet during the
rest Of the session, though sentiment remained
moro or less mixed The South sold in small
way from time to time Europe bought octo-
Der. The market closed steady, net 44S points
higher. Total sales, 10000 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-03
WOMAN MURDERED
IN BRUNSWICK co,
A Bloody Axe Found in the Cow.
pen Where She Went to MIX.
Negro Man Under Arrest.
(Special Dispatch to The Times.)

SSEtCldl OlSpdlCtl IL LILO l iiAVS.t
WHITE PLAINS, VA, July 2-The
body of Harriet Cement. colored, was
found Monday morning with her skull
crushed by some blunt instrument.
probably an axe. When found life was
not extinct, but sha died about one
O. o'clock that afternoon without regatning
consciousness or speaking.
Suspicion points strongly to her hus-
band, John Aren't, as the perpetrator OF
the foul deed. as they are known to have
lived in a perpetual quarrel for some
years past until he left her some time in
March last. He is known to have beaten
her frequently, and was not long since
placed in jail for trying to cut her
throat, from which confinement he was
released a few days before the commits
sion of this crime.
He IS said to have declared when
placed in Jail that If he ever got out
again he intended to kill her.
A jury was summoned and an Inquest
held yesterday by Squire W. F. Kidd.
acting as coroner. assisted by Dr.. T. H.
Valentine. Their verdict was that she
came to- her death by the use Of some
blunt instrument IN the hands Of some
person or persons unknown to tho jury.
The woman lived on the land of Mr.. A.
NJ. Clary, near Gholsonwiue. and went
to milk that morning. Sho remained 50
long that some one was sent by Mr.
Cary to see what the trouble was and
the body was found lying IN the cow
pen, a bloody axe near by and q box
had been placed In the pen whore the
murderer had seated himself to await
her coming.
Undoubtedly the whole affair was
deliberate and preneditated. Aren't was
yesterday placed under arrest and taken
to Jail. He could not be found on Mon
day when the constable went to HIS
usual place of abode TO look for him.
This murder was a very brutal one.
and threats OF a lynching were so strong
that the prisoner was: hurried to jail
with much celeritv to prevent trouble.
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KILLED BY BURGLAR
Albert G. Latmer, Wealthy Stationer
Shot in His Own Home.
By Associated Press }


NEW YORK, July 2.-Albert c. Lati-
mer, a wealthy bookseller Of this city,
who lives in Brooklyn. was fatally shot
early to-day at his home in struggle
with a burglar. The burglar escaped,
leaving his shoes and cap behind
Having been awakened by his wife.
who heard voice, Mr. Latimer started
to make a search. AS he opened clos
ct door the burglar, masked. dashed out
and Mr.. Latimer grappled with him. In
the struggle the robber fired two shots.
and after the second Mr.. Latimer fell.
His assailant then leaped over him and
fled through a kitchen window, where
he had entered the house.
A policeman a block away heard the
shots and the screams OF Mrs. Latimer
and ran to the house. A thorough
search was made of the neighborhood
but no trace Of the burglar was found
Mr.. Iatlmer was taken to a
hospital, where the doctors. after an
examination. said he could not live.
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az leading tutures ranged as follows:

cash aa0tatloRs were -. 1s ! !5%Ea,.c To
red, 7sc No. 2 corn, 75@75Ac.; No. ? yellow,
75a75ko No. oats. 4s@5oc:; No. white
81 y g65c.; No. 3 white. 531 g5412c NO; =
rye 6O060hc Fair to choice mailing barley,
e0@7lc. No. / haxseed. STA; No. north
western, SLIT; prime Timothy seed. 500 10.
Mess pork per barrel, $1S.42l2: short clear SIDES
sigh wines. $3.50. Clover. contract grade. $3.50
Butter-Easy; creamery. 1s@2lc;; dairy; lsg
l93ac. Cheese-Steady at loWaic. Esse~
Steady; fresh, Ire Receipts-Wheat. %, coo
bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels: oats. $4,000
bushels; hogs, sc, 900 head
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Returned With Mason.
(snectal Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The TImes)
NORFOLK. VA, July 2-E 3. Snow
den returned from New York city this
morning with F. B. Mason, alias F. B.
Massie, charged with getting money on
a false telegram. He was In the en-
pIoy of Stanley & Patterson, an electrical
supply firm. OF New York. and while here
is alleged to have obtained $3.50 on a boz
gus telegram
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Cotton, steady; middling, sHc.; net receipts,
200 bales: gross. s07 bales; sales, Fl bales;
Total to,day-Nst receipts, 2,el5 bales; export
to the Continent, I'LL bales; stock. 500, $50
bales.
To Grest Britain 2949 bales; to France, 5,2Sd
bales; to the Continent. $3.50 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts: -
4s1 AZ bales: export to Great Britain. 2.sll.71a
bales: to France. 1921 bales; to the CONT
nent, 1861, lS4 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-03
COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, July 2-C0FFEE-The market
for coffee futures opened steady and without
change, turned lower under struggling long ac &C.
counts and closed quiet and unchanged TO III
noints lower. Total sales 1915 bags Spot Rio.
dull: No. 7 invoio-, 5Ac.; mild. firm Cor
dOya Sm1l1Sc.
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL. July 2.-The grain markets
were distinctly gutter to-day, although nervous.
ness over the weather and crop damage was sim
apparent Signs Of clearing weather in the West
were influential In helping advance. July corn
was neglected: July wheat closed &c. higher;
September sc. lower; July corn lac. up; sep
TENDER Ac. lower and September oats 14c
down. Provisions closed 213c- lower to 2t2c
higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 2. 1902
arrived.
Steamer Brandon Rhodes Norfolk. rnerchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Schooner John Proctor. Norfolk, light
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, mercha ndise and pas
sengers Virginia Navigat ton Company.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk nerchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 2, 1902
SAILED.
Steamer Coblenz. ComoCra.
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REJECTED BY SENATE
list of Presidential Appointments 1haa
Were Not Confirmed.
nv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. July Following Is q
list of presidential appointments TO of
fee during the last session OF Congress-
unon which the Senate failed TO act:
George r Rooster. collector tntsrna1
revenue, District OF South Carolina.
stmasters-kentucky: Samuel ]. Hans
SON. Berea.
North Carolina: Jonas w Mullen.
otCe.
South Carolina: J. B. Murphy. Bam-
berg: Landrum Padgett. Pelzer: Jeffer-
son E Richardson. Greenville; Georges
D. Shore. Sumter.
louisiana: Frank E. Posey. Baton
Rouge
Georgia: A. NJ Smith. Brunswick
There were also a large number OF army
brevet nominations which failed to SOS
cure favorable action of the Senate
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[YTonevLoaned Salaried People

retail merchants teamsters, boarding
houses without security. Largest business
in q principal cities. TOLMAN. Room
TO- lilo Main Street
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NORFOLK, VA, July 2.-PEANUTS-Quiet;
Yirginians-Active at SIC ios best stock.
Fancy. 3@3hc.; strictly prime. Sc: prime. 2hc
rkets
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BALTIMORE sToCR MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 2.-Seabosrd Air Line
common 25,5 CESS; do. preferred not quoted.
Seaboard As, S5a;.
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pAIrI,toRE MARKET

BALTINORE, ND, July 2.-FLOUK-Un:
changed Wheat-Dull and lower; contract and
spot, s0@soAc.; southern by sample, 1sgso1aSS:
Corn-Dull; spot, 69g694c-; year. 55c. asked
southern white corn. 55@54c- Oats-flrm; 40:
2 white, 60c. bid. Rye-Inactive; No. ?, 6O@
&c. Butter-Frm; fancy, 10000: fancy
creamery, &c. Eggs. cheese aud susar-Cn-
changed.
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'I'hO[|2SBl3lChaCO
Established 1889
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
Members N. Y. Cotton Exchange
Private Wires to
Principal Markets.
Investment Securities
a Specially.

profits accruing to the soft coal Lee carriers Ter
as a result of the anthracite strike; l ne
Nav statement Of the Norfolk and West,
ern corroborated the showing Ing, al and rr,a LED
in which. however. Pennsylvania shared
slightly The early firmness OF the loc ca
Traction stocks was fostered by the m
creased net earnings by the Rapid Transit
system and by the hopes of large profits
from the coming holiday traffic.
The rate for call loans showed further
ease. to-day, but foreign exchange ad-
yanced The market closed dull and easy.
The bond market was dull; total sales sales,
par value. 2,750ooo: United States ponos
were all unchanged on the last call
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 2SS.30 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-sIoney call
firm at 4@7 per cent: last loan at per cent;
prime mercantile paper. il4Q5 per cent ster,
ling exchange firm at 4.s15s for demand "a ana 20
81 s58s FOR sixty days; posted rates. S4.S54
1867 and s4.sslkG4so; commercial bills, S4.S
"a sax Bar silver. 52R; Mexican dollars: AZ
Government bonds. steady; State bonds mac
tive: railroad bonus, Irregular.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 2.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged
1yscHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, July 2, 1902
Recetpts in the Lynchburg warehouses con tsnus
light although there is active demand for
the leaf and prices keep we'll up.
Quotations are follows:
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CATTLE MARKET


a,ol6 head, steady to strong; medium steers
higher Steers s5gs59 fancy sS' S5a e1s6
cows S2G4.45; extra, S4.5o.- G<oles quoted live
cattle steady at dressed sd Weight p
f fssrat torn beef weak at liz @2c
$50 cattle and $3.50 quarters OF beef: Calves
Receipts. 1901 head active and 25@3oc higher.
termilks, SO. 25@3.75; city dressed veals hrIner
at S1A@114ac. Sheep and lambs-Receipts. t,15l
head; prime handy sheep trlhe hrm: all otaers
slow: lambs active and 2oc hi CHER sheep, 500
@4.25; few choice and export. $4.ao45; cuns,
81 5nG2 80; lambs, s6@7.o0: one deck. S1.7a;
eulls. $4.5o@5.2 Hogs-Receipts, 5,S25 head;
firm for all weights; western hogs nominal
CHICAGO. I'LL. July ACCOMPLISHING,
81 so; poor to medium, s4;o5@7 $50; stock
ers aud feeders. s4.ss@ 1895; heifers, s25o Ga
calves, $2.5O95.30; Texas steers, S497. Hogs
Receipts to-day. $4,000 head; tomorrow, p 900
head; left over. 5000 head; choice 5gloc. higher;
S7.sOIs. 30; rough heavy, $40; light. s5@750;
bulk Of sales. s7.35@77o. sheeP-Recepts. 20.
900 hsa sh GOOD to ehocs
western, S2.5o@3.75; native lambs. s3@7.4O.
EAST BUFFALO; \. Y. July 2-CATTLE-
Receipts, light and steady; veals steady; tops
S. 5oa6.75; fair to good $685.; common to
sh sSs HosM SSs mixed IS 1sa9 s!Sg sRa
roughs, $40; stays, S5.5o965o: Sheep and
lambs-steady: top lambs. S6.ooG725: fair to
good. s575@625; culs to common. $4@5: year
lings, 81 5o95: wethers 81 25: sheep: top mix
ed. S4@4.25: fair to good. S36043.9O; culls to
common. $2.25@3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. July e.cATILE-
Steady; choice, S7:l5G 80: prime, So 10
e. e6ms o.: medium s7.50G7.55: heavy york
ers, 81 5@7.5o; light workers.: s7;s5@7.4o; pigs.
hest wethers. 81. 25G4.50 culls and common.
sieo@2; choice lambs. Se.5oG7; veal calves.
s7@75o.
CINCINNATI. O.. July 2.-HOGs-Firm at Sc
m7.15. Cattle-Steady at s2.25G6.5o. Sheep
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PEANUT MARKETS.

No. mixed o275
No. 8 mixed 81
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SAVANNAH. GA. July o-TURPENTINE-
Firm at 44Ac.: receipts 1 t6s1 casks; sales 900
exports 90 casks 6s bosF FsceP e;
Barre barrels Quote: i, B: G: D: s1.25; F, s1.s5;
G. $40; q. $40; I; s2.o5; K. s2.e5; NJ,
So. O5; N, $40; " G. SS.4o; W, $3.50
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CINCINNATI, O.. July 2.--HOGs-Firm at Sc
OTIS Cattlc-Steady at S22o465o Sheep
Stronc et sl.5Oa4 Lanbs-Active at 81. 2507.
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Sullerk-Oavis.

Sullerk-Oavis.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines) =
ROANOKE. VA. July 2.-E. BullerhA
section master at Bassstt. and Miss Nam
nine Davis. daughter OF Joseph w. Davis,
OF this city, were married today at Bas-
sett's. Rev Kessler. officiating.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., July 2.-sPIRITs
CRAFTSMANSHIP at 44ac.: receipts. Sc
cssts Rosin-steady at S1.1O1.15; receipts IS
barrels. Crude turpentine-Firm at S1.40. $3.50
and 81. 80; receipts. 90 barrels. Tar-Firm at
81 20: receipts AZ barrels.
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STOCK Quotations

2 uru,,hee by VI essrs. SCOTT & STRINGFELoW
Members New York Stock Exchange.
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Acting Acknowledgement w. w. Barrow
has recalled the circular letter issued re-
Gently from his department. calling upon
the officers and privates in thu Scnte mi-
litia to- take the oath OF allesiancs to tina