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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
PARAMOUNT NEWS. /

#ls Rev. j DEL T. Tucker is in8 Hanover colin
the Doye BaPs5
Sunday, where he will conduct a. q pro- o.
BernIce, the little da ug ut er OF Mr.. and 9!
a mgS 2@sn os asSssaa Str Street
Miss Annie Loving has returned .noIn g. 81
from pleasant visit to her srandrnotller,
chsa hsaai BelSsn sldis Jyed his family
to Ashland, " herethey vii MAKE ',ti s
their1 futufas homo. M . Ia 58s 8a3Sgs
& Misses May and ( Evass Alexander nave
Y Master s Robert and Ben Beadles are
spending the summer at 1iDerty R ftaii.
Master Leonard Pollard Z; has returneds
fpm visit 70 relatives an hanover
Mrs. Alice Kuhn and children left a.
few days ago to visit liam CleYe
in Albemarle 3n,,,o q y u, 4 I
to he her laughter, Mrs. r. S. uller,S VIII o.
IS spending the summer in the Blue Fiose5
MT MI. and Mrs. Lowery. % g Hanover coun
tyy are visiting theE9f nils q Marcellus
Lowery.sl, I, & y !, V 81 anend,nr
so Mass time viii viii relatives in chestereld
cg Misses Bette ana Blonde Christian: Of
Newport News, are visiting MISS 8Pat1S #
Mrs IS Parker Profft has returned sto ,her'
home IN Tlnvanna, 4 AT ter n visit to- Mrs:
William Chlldress. &, !, y. a,,,,d W 4
Mrs. Lila Childrcy and .her cnllulGt.'
have gone to Virginia Beach to s[eliu =
sg Misses Walsh Of Beaver Dam are The
guests Of Mrs. o y
Mrs. Rosa Bowie, Of Petersburg I, ;, i IS
visiting her daughter Mrs, John = BeoL-
dies on Twenty-third Street, ~. !. :
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie rolil dvr, ,v,' NE
Mrs; Joe se Y who has been 8 quite ute
sick, Is improving Is - ,, \; !
Mrs. X ellum and children ma Ve
fr Glttl laan MIA G iaa bolany
fined TO herShome. suffering from the t Ell
fects Of sticking splinter IN ad ner loo ons
timno 81 she would have 81 ood poison y
Peerless Council, Daughters. of Liberty:
IS holding ~ lawn party on the i ;o', q,
Howard s Grove 1,d Much 'er Is
Ton Toisam NY Goddlm. OF Suffolk, is visiting
hls aunt. Mrs, Frank Tuck. >,a,,n,,.t
N eSss.'' nave returned home after visiting,
Mrs. b. II. Harden and children ~ q. w, T,hpp
have been spendng some s'l''le ~ - y
n Mrs.. j. Nv. Davis has returned home
a. MIS-. WV. ", PendIeton has leit Tor yr-
gInIa Beach to SPEND tho midsummer EV'
n Miss carrie May Cherry, ot El!zabeth
N. : q, and Miss Cora White, also q 3
North Carollna are VISITING mo dISr.mst,,.
aunt, Mrs: Willie lNletches'' on I nv
''1 nIrs s'f Phillips has returned home hon
yIs:lsto MRS Paul M INA 2, on t''e Sl'lNe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
CAMP ON HISTORIC SOIL
Thirty Thousand Regulars and
Volunteers or, Manassas Fields.

The government ana the railways are
preparing for the great encampmert OF
tho regular and volunteer troops Of i. the
Department of the East, near Manassas,
In September. AT this time and place
thirty thousand troops, onc-third OF whom
nrc to be regulars and the other two
thirds volunteers or National Guardsmen.
will be assembled for field nanoeuvres
and instruction II, camp life and discipline
for a. short period. OF the total number
Of troops IN tho camp, Virginia Is enti,
ted.s to send between six hundred and
seven hundred, and has-s selected the sew
entth Regiment to represent her there,
The Southern Railway. along tho line
OF which the scene OF the encampmen is
llocat ed, has prepared a blue print. show
ing the ground selected and the q n
into camps OF the troops, A to- tai area
OF 6 900 acres OF land has been secured
for the manoeuvrcs, This land is stu 4
ntcd west Of Manassas. on tile main Inc
sof8the Southern and along the Str;isbur,
branch OF that railway The nlnnoeuvIr.es
will be upon historic ground. the BATH
fields OF Bull Run, Hay Market and
Gainesville being embra ced thin the
territory. One of5Atlle three camps Z IS
near Bull Run and the other two nea r
Il The army coni1nissaries. are advertising
for BIDS for pro visions e deedd
ma noeuvres In time Of pea &c
int his country. sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
.CONST ANT
WlAVERiIN|C|:i
Marked Hesitation and Uiicer-
tainty In Tone 9, Of Speculative
Sentiment Yesterday.
rlMlDlTY OF ROOM TRADERS Al |: RS
Statement Of Meat Strike Offset,
BY Anticipated Trouble Among moi.
tile Textile Workers.

by Asso ciatcd prcss.j

+ NEW YQRIS. july 2i.--,rhere was aj
marked hcsitation and Uncertainty N
sthc tone OF speculative sentiment TO-
day, and neither tho occasional advances
nor the Intervening reactions proceeded
Tar on account OF tho tiinidity Of the
4 room trading element about following
Tho movement. There was a constant
wavering OF prices. which gave the mar
ket decidedly unstable appearances, but.
without Developing any n,arked yyes knc ss
on tic rcactions.3 sThc dcpressln s ~ giii 4
enccs reflected upon The opening inar KS
from London we're yigorogsly 3 sa ef
point reawakcned, some OF lid conf enste.
= eIt In the promises that the stock was.
Ito touch par on the movement. but the
eay realizing Which w !, rs, en Is epaie,s
over2the stabilityof the market . Af lte,
Union Pacific had fallen back the u \:
ward movement in Rsading3 beg97,t lit,le
i'he news ofathe day seemed to BE little
regarded Nin5thc trading. although there I,
was much discussion OF II in the Wall
Street district Ie - i, . ~
effect. and was offset by the reported
$daterminationI OF the textile workers IN
New England to out on Z s:rlke; a lall
ired the disappo7 ntHent Of q tho. who
1lar dividend dccln ton. Prices 500 ,l
of to the lowest trS the day but y ne ne
acloslng WAS quiet q d st st I, IS !,
value. 2, 410 900. United States bonds we've
unchanged on call GI, sssf s 4, s..
Tho Total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to 742. 200 sila res \
MONEY AN = 1sxcHANGE-cLosE:I
Mon on cali very easy ut 3-4al per
4 cent. to 11.8 per cent: closing bid, 80
1ert cent; time money. 4 easy; sixty ana
q IA per cent: prime mercantile pa per,
Y i-eM per cent. Sterlipg exchange steady
with actual business IN bankers, BILL. at
I $4.S7.f5d 10 for deUland and 10 q 3S oNn
siE1-204s6 and 81 s.; commercial bills
si.S41.4l4.Si3-S.css Bar silver s. l-S; Mex
lean dollars As IL. \ Ct
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'} I4IE
THE WAGNER CASES
RULED OUT BY JUDGE
III (Special4toT The Times Dispatch.)
DSBORN'S 8GAP. w Az. Jul VI 2l..--.A case

(SpeciaiSto The Times Dispa tch.)
Il OsBORN'SB GAP, WI J p.
was heard in Judge skeen's court at
Clintwood. The object OF the suit was
to reduce to a legal stan ding In this
court jud gments alleged to 3 have been
obtained by one Il Harrison w agon err be-
fore a Justice Of the peace in Free rick
county, Md, against parties who have
since removed to Dickinson county V g,
orkwho own property here Most OF the;
names purpoSting to be Of those against
whom tho Judgments were obtained are
fictitious. Tho defendant side OF this
ington Bowie, Of the city OF Baltimore
The case went out Of court, as Judge
skeen was of opinion that his court
has no jurisdlctlonof the matter.
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81 Shall We Have Another Free
q On Z, 2Ittf Bridge. 4 s e i5s
h .tfIr of zinc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EIylitDir2 Of yhe Times Dispatch:
!sr,--l.ndst Tho engrossment v, and n az :,
Citizens OF Rchm1nd are liable to over
iohk ar neglect a matter of great imPor-ts
lance their welfaIe m4 81
M Sa vitally AFFECTS ali the lower part OF.
Tie Tie city ii lying east or Twelfth Street;
The mater in question is no less than
tic erection the site g a Ma Sr'dad Bridge
~ 4 4 IA n1iblc; az a,wlde bridge Of isollds
S 20 construction capable; OF bear
ina the petersburg electric or other heavy
ss The importance Of such a bridge cam
not be gainsald. and though It's 3llnpogri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
D ? ,; Y 3 RULES.
Little Rock Board Of Trade Com
pliments Virginia Commission.

Members OF the State Corporal Com M
mission are in receipt Of a pamphlet is- -i
sued BY the Little Rock s, Ar <; I, 9
Board OF Trade. entitled The Traffic
Situation. which the demurrage rules ea
recently by the former e aTe
tainng similar action in rlsansas. i. }, 4
B The pamphlet has been vic ely distrl y,
shuted, and 1t y is evident, that the board
Der of Comm cree OF Little Rock, is de-
fslrous Of having the Virginia rules
adopted there,
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the TOWN OF TAzEWEL
TO HAVE GOOD STREETS
5(sneciaI3 to The 5TImes-Dlspatc h,1

5 Especial to Tho TImes-D ispatch.)
iS,TAHI5yYI5LL. VA, July 2l.--The elec-l
ton held here yesterday to decIde the sis-3
suance OF $1,000 In bonds for the Inn
.provoment Of the sidewalks In the town
resulted In a Victory for the Issue OF the
bonds, There were e!ghty-two votes
poled, and not ono against the issue.
The Council Will begin at once the laying
OF granolithic walk In all 4 the principal
streets of the town. 5SSj
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MARINE 7iNTELLIGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 4. 1904.
g-gEI FIN ARRIy I'D, SlS ~ ~ Ia ST

=
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 2. 4 1904.
Vi ARRIy I'D
G 81 = mar Old, Point Comfort. Graveh Norfolk,
sJa ma River landings, merchendlse ana psAs
senaers Virginia NaviEationf Co., 4,
Steamer berkeley s.erlinE H NSTt9 2sn mer-
cha ndise and passengers. Old AoInH,op tll!le'
Il bs3 * n, SAILED. III ss5
/ Steamer Berkeley. Sterling; Norfolk. mer-
chandIseFt and passengers. Old Dominion line',
( PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY q, slsos. v.
"a. x 4. .r ~. &, ri y ARRIVED. !.
Charlotte Murphy. Balttmare psss'nssra l ana
Mim. CITY Haynss, Ma It sponl River landinss.
% sssiI GERS and general cargo. FPS 7 s8i
Sss III II Fl s4 SAILED. ~ 81 "a
Charlotte Murphy ltimorsi passenss = ma
i Em CITY, HayAss Mat aponi River landings;
and general cargo, d a:Si53ss isl
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY =, 1928.
BE- q, ARRIVED \. y,
steamer Reppss nnoek. Llyss'pool
Steamer BUD nshsm. Baltimoye,
q Schooner M. NJ. gForeelle. Halt 1moss, is NJ
Barge @, r. 3Eko,feld. Boston, RI & .35 81 ks
Barge Texas. Boston. III
BARGE Kentucky, 9BS Re- IN NAN HAVEN
Il homer Harriet oher N y eW ''as pNsss
1 f ..si15 b u III ss;,ss SAIL ED, n
Il schooner p. ". Murdoch; (. Boston lsa
Schooner Is y, Perry !, q. I Z; nds sor.
Schooner FTpntenac, B Proyl dence.
BarKe Reatl!e, Boston. Il, Ia 4 /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Honesty the Best Policy"

\ IA New nIghVs ago a LADY who had two
children with her az the A9ua,rama dis Z !! :
number required, Though tho man at the
gate did not notice the Inista Ike. i, after
finishing her ride she went to- the boz
office "a. reotify her 9. srror,gs The agent
be the one calling for. the prize watch.
and her hone sty val quickly rewarded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
RICHMOND MANS
TERRIBLE FALL
Joseph Weber Plunges 50 Feet
to Instant Deatll-Rclativcs
Here Not Found.
BxAssoclated 1,ress.l

KINGSTON. N. Y. July 2l.-,Joseph
Weber thirty-five years old. of Rich-
nond. Va, employed In rebuilding the,
new West Shore bridge over Rondout
Creek, fell from the bridge to-day, a dis
tance OF ono hundred and fifty feet, and
was almost instantly killed.
AL Fefforts TO find relatives Of Weber
last night failed. The directory gives
a "a Joseph Weber" but lie Is a lincrnan
In Norfolk. and his mother had n letter
from him dated Tuesday OF this week,
making the Identity OF the two persons
practically impossible.
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Sketch Of DR., Minor,

The Virginia School Journals last Il:
sDr. BsnjanlIn BlAke Minor, 9 this city;
along NTH q portrait Of him. painted
about lA5, The life 10 well written and
very Interesting II Is taken IN part froM
the National CSplopedN ~ American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Had Successful Trip.

j. NJ Bell, Of the southern Tohheeonlst,
tho co counties 3 OF Hanover u Louisa and
EFulyanna In the Interest n Of Ills paper.
returned yesterday. after successful
trip M, Bell leaves next week 10 can.
OF ! oulsu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY q 1924.
- ~ 4, i, yyy mn ysis ~ A q
That Tobacco Tax.

a.g- (By9 Assoclated F'T6StII
yYAsaINGToN,D. O., July 81 mhas-s
sacor Choate has ca-bled the State De.5
partmen that the recent act lon 5ot the
british government rec cing the tax on
sterrlmed tobacco In bond and on tobacco,
in transit from tho United Sta ties to Eng
land has settled the matter tor the pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
8Went Over the 55FIill,

Three prisoners were yesterday sent to-
thefpenitentiary from the Henrlco county
jail All sof thenl were convicted Mt this
John Brown, for robbery, five years.
Ben Pearce, for abduction, six years, and
Ernest Lewis. for stealing a. COW, one.
year, All three Of the prisoners are col
pred. 4, "a s5; 4 s5
Y IA marriage license was issued In the
Circuit Court OF Henr!c0. yesterday to
Jasepr H.. Fry and Essie. r. sincoe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
CATTLE MARKETS.
+ RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tssles at Union Stock Yards.i
q RichnHnd. Va. July q, &

RichnsSnd !. 4 Va, July 2. 1904. I,
a Receipts for the week ending Monday;.
s'eer M lsasi
me: common 70 al: saaxess common \; IS fsiT
CO.'S. ss aSe. @sti ssttls g
2Sd SSEs sGsxas a. head
sarsss 's sSs e. ssss? "a
kes sieady. Good e primo steers. 6: 5e9s. q;
sGss ! ssiiss. ana sd $751;
cannerE. s15oas %; bulls. f21t.l5 81 90
Sss5sa @
e. and sassss Essa E ssss:
Good Coco 70 choice wetherr. s. 80 fair e ehen,
81 NEW YORK. July 1.BEgvEs-Receipt
e head Nc sales Feeling 1ngtc 81;
5ss M
MARKET ssaay 'ae vsa si
ri sher sheep sold at SOTO; eulls g s %.
steady At s9iic. por pound. dressed lambs at
-1osl a iSc. i, per pound. Hogs-Receipts, 2, III
head ;Sno sales reported sss
UNION STOCK y ARDS. P1TTsRURG.PA PA:
stea d.. q Choice, "a Ss 1o{yS Is prime $6.7oGeo 90;
fair 81 4oa 80. eptsF light; ma ket
heavy workers. and ii ght Yorker. .Sod6.s5:
pigs. 75a4 roushs, .t94 go sheep1s.SIpanoleys
q so.cotnmon sheep, Sl.50@2o 90 spring lambs,
IS. 50Gs COZ veal calves, So as SO i5
Is CINCINNATI, o. X July -HOGs-Loowey zat
STEADY at 1nbs-strons Ct t50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
9cRvsCOnDS 1fARKET,

NEW York. July 2l.The dry goods fmarket
Is steadier and certain uthorites Y. PIG
snouncen1e II at Fail YER But the aQest1an
Of demand u for the finished goods, y oeins
iieve that the market ID likely 70 ADVANCE.
Jobbers are doing very moderate business
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h, ,ef,dnr .s scgls.erca Il. ]. io4X
,.,undlnx 10, coupon, ). s Z.
h, 4, rcei,ered 4 j. 4. lo4k
~ q a. coupon -. 1os%
n q Nav a. reKlstered I. I. .....,...... 1914
n 4 Nav a. coupon, ]. \. \. 1921
q old n. Registered Z. 1teH
S,,d ~ coupon I. :. 4. !. I. 1osA
i .c,,cral 4. I. !. .1o2H
I,shisnns q t,sfnont a !. IS 4
Atlantic coast Line Il Z. !. Z. :. esh
baltimore ana Ohio a /. !. 1924
I,aitimore and Ohio /. i. s5t
cart III a. corpia g. \, 4. /. ). IL
Central 81 ,eorsia 1.t Inc. ). !. 10
~, and oh,o Az 4. x. +. y. 1csiaa
~ ~ M IA Inn 7s
Chicago 3D. and Quincy new Y y
Chicago, NJ. and ST Paul gen 1o " Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

4 ,,ArTInfoRE. Md July al.--FLOUR-Qu
and rnchanged Wheat-stea dy; sout hefE y, byS
Ssssnp Y. southern white corn. qb6c, Oats
rim, Rye,-Dpll NSS Mests ~ ,
emS v,,,nGhnnEed at 49,. Cheese Easy sln-t
changed, sugar Y I'm, and unc,la nged' gs nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch q Co..
i fsI8 Open TiiRf1. Low, Closing.
NJ z 6,

S170O Amalgamated Copper ......,
L 200 Amer. Car aid Fotindry.,..
200 Amer. Cotton Ofl............
Amer. Snuff ~.
Amer. Snuff, pfd.,........s
Amer. Can ........,...s....
16n) Amer. Can pfd .............
20 Amer. locomotive. CONF.
Z 200 Amer. Locomotives, pfd...:
1900 Amer, Sugar ............
b740o A.. r. and s. Re. com go.
1000 A. II. and 8. Fe. pfd ...sa
! 500 Baltimore sand Oiiio.,.. ....l
| $500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
& Canntii So,ithern...s.... I, !. u
3400 Canadian, Pacific u. j. ~. ~
100 chesapeake and Ohio...,,ss
1910 Gift. Cjreat West
s1400 Chi, Mi. and 8. P..s... ]. Il
2l0D Colo. Fuel and Iroii...s....s
800 Colo. Southern, com. :;.,,.s,
Colo. Southern, 1st pIdss...i
Colo. Southern. "a Ifd;,ts..sg
7 iOOClev., Gin, Chi. arg s.-l..t..s
Cont. Tobacco. pfd ". -. -.
I Consolidated Gas ......4-....l
1000 Delaware and HUDSON 3. .....
Dell, Lack. .and West. .......
1890 Erie, conn.,. sl......s....
$500 Eric, lat observation-disclosures,
\ 700 Erie. "a pfd.....,........,..
700 General Electric .........s..3
olOO 1lllnoisg Central $500
1900 Louisville and NASHVILLE. 80.
600 Manhdttan..... ......s5......
ECO Metro. Street Railway......i
4I00 Mexican Central ............
400 Mo. Kan. and Tex. CON-.
600 M o. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
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I RICHMOND sTocK. MARKET. q
Richmond, Va July II. 1aoi.t
nAY Ir0 y " r. i Z, 81 n


yIrsns bs@esi 80
shares ct 1oo; 10 shares at 1907; 9 shares AZ
& STATE sEcuRIT1Ea BID. Asked
S Ss1,s e e:FsIin. 4. 49, 9'
W. a ss Sss S. aaa and r. ISL. s @
CITY SECURITIES S.ss
Richmond Clay As. r., 1e2o-lsoo $3.50. 1osts .. Nv
Richmond City, 1os 1oi ~
5fass Il Al. - BON Da 4. s5t 5s
~ c. L.. r.. r.. Con- TT. p G g
Georgia Pacific LIST So. G; 1ee2. 1ee $3.50
Georsia ard Ala. Con. ST.. 1sl5....... S1os
NJ and W. PocahontAs {. ......,.. SO IA
ich. and Neck. lat IS 1913 !. IS e. V 4.
sSss ses sss,h 's5 g 81:
western II. c..ist IS. g. 1871 u
~ u vi; sye year. 81 y C..
s58s RAiEKOAD 80 STOCKS 'ifs55 PA.
!anta and Charlotte. 100 100 1 1sS
Atlantic Atlanta esass Linz Linz
Atlantic Coast Line pfd.. ~. 100 ii. $. $
Atlantic Coast Line ocn,. 90 % 12s
Chesapeake and Ohio {. \. /. % "a
Sorte!k sEd : Wf pis =. &
{ Southern railway pfd .........1oo So y.
,sANk $AND D. Us1 CO, STOCKS. s ~
Metropolitan Bank Of Va: Is g
s 1NsusA iseis ee'aHs = ID
q! S3t.LA NSOUs- VIZ a
81 pensen TeP Z sena.1 l g
iGhsT sbs nia 's
Sya..Car. c Co. Col. Tr. s. n. c,....., 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD, July 2l.-Seeboard Air
Line common and notwithstanding doing.
Atlantic Coast Line common, 1l9A 1l.O. &sa3 s9f
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NEW YORK, July 21.-FLOUR--More active:
and s. fr-ncr with wheat Rye Flour-Steady.l
,cornmeal- ady, ia Rye-N ornina Barley
:Wleat-spot steady; No a red. nominal. ela.3
5yator ere was q another yio lent Z, sno Pr
scare wheat day over ~ asrt
news from Europe and prices had oyer cent en-
advance July closed at Sl019 s; SEPTEMBER
s i:oini-spot steady: No. 641lc. Options
market ppened and 4 stronger wheat heat.
closing 3$3ic. net higher. j uly CLOSED az
S5c September Decenbe r. gay
SPOT steady; mixed oats, IA g ~ ,,.a
packet s. S ar no1;i
Western pvss .seamed. 81 q; rsined steady; Cont
nsnt; eonpgsalssGs
Rnsin-W Weak strained common to- good. 32.S
at 5sla G57c. U, i
coffcc-Spot steady. The ma rket lors COZ,
fee futures opened STEADY atS;T hncnanEea
ruled generally quiet and steady most q me ne
Isice-stcady. B Molasses--Du ll ~
SHT3nttor-Stcady and $unchanE 60 .Cne ffse-
1casy ana unchanged. Eggs--N akeri STATE.
Pennsylvanla and near select eo .tc'
infsE1oiE sana tss1 Is bulk per
$50 pesnas prime ssr pess ar ns1
sl.5oaa0c 4; Southern Sweets, per- naskaet fdp
5 otnar 1omeatic tx dS1ic. CahbagesaInWSeak: (
Long island and Jersey per ,! prr
barre 4 .sa5oc. Cotton-33By steam 70 4dvor-
pool, 1T. {5s II 4s ~ st4 sg5g
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/ MISCELLANEOUS 8MARKETS.s

PETERSBURG. VA July t2l.-PEANUTs--
Continue tirm at 81. il per bushel Tor Spanish!
sellers d re asking higher prices very few belng
ofrered. vlrginias arm at s4ko eor fancy stoex.
Some shipments arc being made from feteSo-
burg OF stock that had been stored q 70 this
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NAVAL STORES,

NJ c., u uly 21.-SF1FtIIf5
rruRPENTIN Firm at 5e1a bid reeeipsssi
los casks ing doing rece'p gt - =.
rsis Crude TTurpentine- Firm at -. s. a 90 and
g. IS receipts, l1s barrels =, y 7,
Firm al 63isc,; receipts. !, II casks; salea ~
"a SKIS d EXPORTS $40 casks. 1tostn- re-
seeipts, s 7e7 barrels; sales. 9S barrels; ex-
pP 1rrIHsA Al SsS s.. CT. July el-TURPEN-
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Licensed in Washington.

Marriage licenses were issued lin VAIN
ihgton yesterday to Yirginians az fo|,
lows; J, " -, =, l.
John a. Trumbo and l. Elmlra n ic no
both of TauQu ler5 couH !.
Charles ". Stanley and 11ynnH'oo
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s,.....' 1S Y
Chicago, II. i. and paciflc ~
chicaso n L. and Pac. col. ...... s2.s
e, y c., G. and st.. Louis gen. 4s....s..... 1o1
,.htr, ~ rrcr,,,si n y e
of;Jo "a Tnha rcf 1s n. 4. q
coinsaan1and southern Il. /. s4h
Isnvaro .nd Mn Wrande :, 100
+ ~ nr,nrr Ian ~ DS1s
Irria tr.enerai { ~ y. ST.
FL, xvnrfhnand Denver City IL. .i....... Il
itnrkinrsva,iey l5s ....,.. a07h
4 lo',is.i1le and Nash Unined ls....,..... 10ota
a. m ttnn ronsoig rod Jos q
~ sax
~ 1ican Central lat inc. !. !. AN
NTInr ~ nj AZ Tos a. q, 96A
ti.sn,,ri - ansas and Texas As.......... g9N
III rso;,r Kansas and Texas 2ds....,,...... s0ii
i :, n 4 ~ Merico con,
Est, Snrk Central gen 3ss....... 81 .a91s
New Jersey Central Gen. Il3 81
Northern Pacific IS Va
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Cotton, quiet: n,iddlinS. 100; gross receipts
Isl bales Il stock, Al, ISL bales; III y.
Total to-day 9. E. 3 "a
bales: stock. Us oss bales. ssfs . a,
Consoli at all e reccip =.
Ia $40 bales; export to- Great - ~
Sbales; TO FRAME, $50 bales; to the Continent,
t1.lE bales; to y Japan. !. Ss7 ba les.
KS Total since September list al all seaporis--
Net receipts n. 095 OF bales export q. Great
Britain = 4sS rs baicS:to Fra nee 6es oV7 bales
e the s7i Z 81 h az =; = sapa
NEW ORLEANS. 4 uly.l q oTToSsG:o
bales Including 100 TO arrive: delivered on
contracts. 100 bales; quotations. UNCHANGED . =
q Futures opened quelt and prices were 1a1e
points lower than yesterday b close Liverpool
was not favorable to- an hdva nee In the sloea!
market & but the Englis II ina ketr was soon
hooded MI tn orders from his .'sidG. when
gave The market a firm tone>~ld $pricesf hete
ruse rapidly in The new crop poyt ions. me
middle OF the aesson shorts yssre N I the ne
ihes market sS6wcd more activity than u has
Tor some weeks. The buying power was . SUI
ffcient Is 10 absorb Offering until longs CON- 1
Inenccd TO take profits; this caused Inc marcy
10 casc of. 2. the trading august soldm 1I
Il sponts TO l0s 49, advanced to 10 81 and .hna!iy
eascd 5of 10 10.52. October opened at S:ols 61!u
up Ito 97l and finally declined to q
sJuiys lost 6 points. August 4. while the new
crop position gained sac poin ~ 4, !. j. s.,
a Cotton futures steady: July. 1879 DID EAuf
3 SiI9 81: oycmbcr. 7l9.Cs; December, 0.t1G
s05S ;IIasuRTy.I963G 9. 81.
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CINCINNATI, o. Il July 2l.-HoGs -Lewev at
f4G5 rs. Chttie-Steadys at &2. "3Gl5. % sheep
steady at il,25Q3.75. Lambs l7r' at $50
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rt1IcAcO. i ILL. July &2i.-Renewed appre-
hensoi, AZ 10 peasbe Anglo Russian fompit-
cations sti ,geSa
also leading influence the close Sep,
TENDER heat showed a. gain. o. AZ corn ,a,n
was I'm &c. \: oats are Hc NJ Her' e MY p Ply
Visions up 10G lshc, nj NJ III }. 4, Z. .-.
Tho leading futures ranged Us fol lt' /, I,
RI Omen. HIRln, Low Glphss
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Death Of David g. l Neer,
fE,pecial to The 3Tlme,s. Dlsp,aa tch.l

LEEsBURG, Va, July g. j, David
G, Neer. one Of the wealthlest citizens
OF I.oudoun, aged about 81 seYenty-nine.
Hillsboro. from general debility. He \ III
Survived by his wife, who was al; Miss
Potts, and four clildren-7two sons.
Nathan and Edward, ana TIVE stl I, M
boro, and one brother. Mr. Frank Neer,s
OF Baltimore. Md Interment akes place
near II illsbpro on Friday The deceased
county, and was one OF the most ,in-
nuentlal citizens In this section. y. Is