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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW3$5Y DIRK. July 10. THE cotton market
opened quiet but steady at n decline OF csl4
points in response to favorable weather nd
vices and expectations OF a bearish crop re-.
port at mid.day. There were no cables to In
nueice sentiment either way, and at first the
room seemed to hold bearish views as to prices.
Selling was restricted, however,. by exports
from the New York stocksf and while the
weekly crop report proved quite as favorable
as had been expected, tho market ruled gen.
orally steady on .lnoderate covering an thc
absence Of impoS.ant selling orders The close
and ut net gain OF lI6 points. Sales were
.astimat ed at only 1000 bales. y V 8F
Z a correction was announced in the New York
stocks which. In connection with the exports
reportedf reduced the total running count TO
4o,56o bales against 81. Sls on tho previous
OF q little over 3, 900 bales. leaving the stock
at all United states ports only 123,S35 baies
gainst .s1.bla bales a year ago. Private adj
vices during the day stated that Bryan, Texp
was Offering 30 bnles Of new crop for ship
ment not later than August LIST, arrivals 81
day lay. included is bales frpln Liverpool TaliS
was heard in the early market. but had no
a Improbable effect on business, which lre.
the course yof the crop for the Immediate
future or Ane ether dheyefHpm.s1nt calculated
y Receipts OF cotton at the port to-day were
5, soi bales against ,s?s last week and 373 last
Year For the week 5000 bales against TO- SIS
last week and 3.7e6 last year. To, days re,
CENTS at New Orlea ms were 9S3 bales against
12 last year, and at Houston 5S5 bales against
IL last year III itS
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SCHOONER STRUCK By Il.
STERN BARGE KINGSTON
DIV AssocIated I'ress,)

as VINEYARD HAVEN, 4 MASS, " July 49, --i
The threa-masted schooner Charles W.
Church. OF STauenton, was towed here to.
day for repairs, having been damaged
lust nigh tin Vineyard Sound, The schoon-
ter, which was bound for Boston. With
coal co. from ON E s' anshorsd
had her bowsprit and all her head gear
carried away. The Kingston was tina
stern barge Of three In tow OF the tug
Walter a. Luck enback, Norfolk, for Bos.l
ton. The Kingston was not DANA Ged 7s
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Patents Issued.

CspecIal7to The Times Dispatrh.l "a 81
s WASHINGTON. ID. o., July la--The follow-
ing patents wore issued sp.day; Rosa A,
Crutehf)eld, Richmond. Va, collapsibla boxt
ore,half II, o. Andreae, yrl New York. N. ",
fabric smoothing attachment for looms; Jas.
ksys, New York. N e. assli g g I g
Company. I.ynchburg, VA. paper feeder Jas,
A.. Wade assgnor OF one. half 10 v. ~. Il Uns
stader, Norfolk, Va, j, policeman'n club, & $S3E
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Virginia Postmaster, !

~ lspeclaI7to The Tlples' plsPate ~ IL. I3 u
WASHINGTON. 10. c.. July 10, The fols
lowing fourth-clyss postmastsrs were Il NJ
county, A ~ ~, Mitchell, vice Warner p,
5,nane, dead; Ghub.s Susssx county Fulton
q Barred vice Mrs. Rosa Az Tsraps :. ".
signed; Marsanna. Ctlipeper county Wtlllam
IL Nar,lp. vice y. q, JOHNSON dead n
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Chicken Stealing Fine Art
Bessie Gibson Guilty

Bessie Gibson was yesterday 81 found
guilty Of blackmailing Il on two charges
In tho first case she was giycn twelve
months and fined 81. and on#tlle3second. I
six months and 81; IWyllich means eighteen
months In the peniten larry and 81 fine
& for her. The woman seems to be per-
fectly Indifferent to her fate, and says
that she doesn t care In the least about
undergoing her penal sentence
Mr.. Henry McCann. ma mage OF the.
Ballard House Mission, Of Rlchmond.
offered to- take tho womaTl,s Il acquitted
to tho home and give her q new chance
In life. Ills benevolent purpose was de-
feated by the sen ten e Imp oscd, a d HeS-
sic Gibson win have to start anew IN the
State pententiary. 57s sfis ~. sii5 Il.
,rhe Jurors in her trial were George o.
Bethel, T. M, Tendley, Charles snsnd. ]
ID. Mathews, ., 4 r. v Nc Namara,as'l W.
era &C. S. M, Meyers CT. w. Reams. NJ, AZ.
#Rightscll, a. "A. Adkins and w D, a Ans Y
5dcrson,5 .5ssl Z. " q ialss5 ~
Real Murderer Found.
Walter Rose, William Coleman Il and
charge OF killing Emmett Patterson near
Petsr psa FIssSw 11s
their attorney. Earnest ii, Wells. WI!
liam Bookcr, a. prisoner on the same
charge. has confessed to the murder ad-
hitting that le struck tho deceased Win
Al az M lIl tor uut wv !" ~
"a knife, NJ
Personals and Briefs.
b Mr. II, a, straden left Monday night on
a trlp to explore tho wilds OF tlle83i"IVotolly
vest His trip will Include Lexington,
Louisville and tho Worlds Fair at ST.
Louis. s,
night at the office Of w. ", f.llmpklp,s
Ninth and Hull Streets. 5sss5s &,
Mi. Charles p. Thurnton has returned
nome from a pleasant visit to Mrs, r.. D.
Is Jones. at Green Bay. .8S
Miss Mamie Jarvis. of Belington, Va,
has returned home after q short visit 70
Miss n. r. LithgoW. ~ q IA,
Mrs. Albert May, Of Petersburg, has
returned home after Visiting her friends
and relatives In Manchester. q
Miss Bertha Jackson left this morning
with her mother 10 spend tho summer
WITH Mrs, b, 7. Waddell, In spencer, n, q,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
&. ny 81 Richmond. Va. July 10. 1sol.
S{sS. III Il Il IA SALES a.S si W
s'irsin!. cen,urles-i. oo9 a. osK ,oeo q

p1rEtnta sCenturies-l,Vp2 al 9a7t l,oo a. 9sSS
!. IN at a5s. IL sE5, n 8
Metropolitan Bank Of Virginia 100 at ~.
~ ATE SECURITIES Bid Asked
SsT;s esTs11ns a. 4.
Z Va. as. New. G, and r.. ls3o. $3.50. 9lH IS
Va Aenturies. ca. CO and r.. issl.. e5.i 951i
388S Jay SECURITIES, 81 Ks
kk ;ssmsnd G c;y s ,ss issS
.AILkOAD BOSDa VA "
Atlanta and Char. list 7s. r., 1907. JOG 8 s.
Z A. CT. L. r. r. Con. Tr. p. 3Bls
.ieorkia Pacific LIST. S.: c l9s: 2
Georgia and Ala. Con- 81, 1916. n. -. l02
~. and VI. PocAilontas As !. q. 80 -.
1,ich. and Neck. Isl IS. igis. ~ IS ss
Florida southernt 1876. $500.
sA &C Con- ist T. Z: =.
e s. A. l.. 3.year p G., 1901 e.
,s i.tAiLHOAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. ]. !. ~. 100 $50
Atlantic Coast Line 4, {, 100 lt3
Atlantic Coast Line pfd. 100 II:
Atlantic cast Line com. 100 liz lis a
Atlantic Const line of Conn. leg z!o ...s.
Norfolk and Western corn ,..s..,.l 100 o. "A
X, 81 II. and p, s Div. Ohlig $50. 100 233
X 6eaboard Air Line pfd. .l9 10 II 1
6eaboard Air Line com y. loo
& Southern Railway pfd -. .....,., 100 50
X AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
Metropolitan Bank OF Va ..,...... g q @
First National 100 aol
sg$ s$F ma & EoUs. HI. "a 3 "A
Gsnsol i Top p bonds iss &
4 old Dominion s.. S. Co.. ~. ). 100 l20
Car. G. Co.. col. IF. s ps c.:..... IS ssH4
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Fc,hica1b. Ar. AID 81, Paul ZEN ls........i0S 4
CHICAGO ana Northwestern con-. y. :, I. u
Chicago, r.. /. and Pacific 4s...........,..72
Chicago, r. 1. and pac. coll 5s............ sa7s
ana ri ouia ran. ID. l0l III
Sn,caro terminal Is Observation-Disclosures. 73l
ied robocco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GiE
,.insun sn,,f h,yn a. SAN
Denver and Rio Grande As 9sM
Eris Ecnerai is ................, S5Ii
Fort Worth and Denver City ists!....... 1gg;a
Hooking Valley AVS 1o1m
sLouissile and Mash. Unified LOON
Mana.tsr sSr rs sod &
nSarscs Central ist Inc 14x
MINI and st. Louis 4s 0 0sH
Missouri. Kansas and Texas IS. .......... "
Missoiiri Kansas and Texas 2ds......,....S 81 III
National r. n Of Mexico con. 4s,.........
Now York Central gen. ~
New jersey entral gen. 1871
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5sss4 ss III Il; s II?
.ar,a. T. - - ..6l
March .............. $50 30 ys va. 9ss
spot cotton closed quiet; mlddllng uplands,,
10 rs llddlinE quiz. 20 sales, t00 pales.

Cotton. quiet; mlddlinF TO- gtnss ].
export TO ola bs s!s (, 70, .ns
Total today at all seaports-,Net II, receipts as
8, COL bales; exporttto Great Britain ~ ba1ss;
to France $50 bales: to the continent ! ~ ~
sbales; TO Japan ss7 bales STOCK Is - - =
I Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts;
IS, a3l bales export to Great LIZ,
s.iss bales: to Japan. ] ,ss7 balys. I, &.
3NstSreceipts 7Gss. 7lo bales: export, 70 Grea.
nri,sn s' eafs
100 bales 10 Mexico. %. IT'S bal
NEW ORLEANS. la. July -. COTTON,
tho spot cotton market thsts sses Isio
ba les. including a5o 10 arrive: a delivered on
contract. 200 bales Quotations zunchanged. "a.
4 Futures opened quiet and price,, were r.. va :.
points down. Il Soon after 4 he opening buToS
orders for a few hundred bales were. ne me.
dence whlla offerings were liza
ing. This caused an advance nc etnan =
WAS scattered and held the market up untli
toward L o clock, when offerings became ,rreer
an dprtces went down below ire Slcves 81 yea
terday close agan. hut lat there vas ~,
reports at III o. clock Ecrea ted no exciteuenls
although many traders werc expecting, q lnoIe
favorable eport than was ~
mum mary OF crop reports containcda some pad
features, these were more than offs by the
sta tcmcnt thatt he bolI-wcevil ~ IeSas wa, vas
doing little damage. its rsSsses nda n prr n
shine a In the trading gust first LOST p9ln,ts
from 5yesterdny' s close at 70 AZ recovered 70
o5i declined 70 and nnsn,ly sG Ix ra1,ed
net points. hpgpsts lost while the new
crop months gained 2G3 point = < q. II \ 3,
n Cotton futures steady: My. ~ s9g iVso;
ser :. Has s; November. December
Q. 4OS Al; \. y anuary. 2. E.l
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Standing Of the Clubs.
I. Louis, a; Boston, Z

st. Louis, O.; Boston, 2.
3a$ ST. ~ louis, MO. :, July lost, Louis
took the$third straight game tho series
from Boston to-day. Corb bolt shoWed good
iception Of the sixth inning 3l +. 4
ST. LouIs. !. !. I. !. J. y u 5 o ! 10 10
5S Batteries Corbett and Grady: Wy elm,
Fisher and Need han1. limo ]: 43 I'm pire,
Emsllo. Attendant e, ], 800. 5 S s4E
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Pankers and Brokers.

2s700 Missouri Pacific ............
NASH. Chat. and s. L.....
1900 New York Central. ........
200 Norfolk and West efn ......i
400 N. Y, Ont, and West,.s..i
200 Pacific Mall .........s.....,
61O0 Pennsylvania r.. R..... az.
200 Peoples Gas tChicago)....l
400 Pressed Steel Car. .........
100 Pressed Steel Car. lpfd..
800 Republic ], and 8. com =.
800 Repubilc I. and 81. pfd 80
29700l Reading com s.sf.!.....
Reading, I'd pfd ..s.....s....j
200 Rock Island, com. !......,..
800 Rock island. pfd. .....,......
sloss, pfd $50. ...s...
eco IS. i. and s.. b, I'd pfd 3. 4.
900 Is. T.. as\d Southwest. pfduS
206Dt Southern Pacific .........i.t
800 Southern Rnilwa 81, corn ......s
100 Southern Railway, pfd..s...
200 eeabuard AIR Line. Com. So.
100 SeaboardI Air Line, pfd..,
1000 Tenn. Coal and IrOn........
100 Texas Pacific ..............
1890 Union Pacific ...,.......s..s..:
4 400 United States Leather. .....
5000 United States Steel.s.......3
$500 United States Steel. pfd...
4 1900 Va. Scar. Chemical. corn....
n $50 Va.-Car. Chemical. pfd....
200 Wabash, com. 1888. ......
/ 100 Wabash. pfd. $500. .........
100 Western Union ..............
100 Wisconsin Central 1860.
100 Wisconsin Central. pfd......
mi q Total Alie8 Cts. 800.
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z =, z, * - !, :, ~
Pittsburg, Z New York,

Pittsburg, Z; New y ork, s.
a PITTsBURG,$ PA. July 19.--Pi ttsburg
gers by Wagner and sebing and a stnsle
by Rltchey. 81 7, 7,
as Score: ~ 4ssa6 f3.S, rs T. Il 70:
Pttsburg ..........5 Q @ Q 90 9 o 2--2 8 Al 2
New York. ..... o o LOO oso VI "a
Batteries: Lynch and Smith; 1Latthew-3
SON and Warner. 81 Time. M 800. II y mplres,
Moran and O'Day. Attendance, I, $3.50.
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Cleveland, 3 Boston,

BOSTON, July 49, Cleveland, won to-.
days game In twelve hard fought Innings
by a final batting rally,'in which llick-s
man, Turner. Bay and bernhard were
prominent =,
,Cieyeland /, sooo1oOo q 900 ga 10 ],
Boston Il. Il. o o 1 o o 0 o Q OIL !,
b Batteries: Bernhard and Remis; D!neen,
and Criger; Time 1866, Umpire sheri-
dan. Attendance 6. 42h. K "a l 85 x
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New Y ork, Is; Detroit, I.

NEW. YORK July 10,--The Now YorlSs
won an eleven Inning game from the
DetroIts here to-day, by score Of 2
score: 81 " x 81 r., II. F..
New York b, II 90 q. o o o o, 40 Ia IS i.
Detroit .}s,..,S O o 0 4 o 0 90 Q DOL 2.
bro and KieInow.5 Time . hours. Umpire
Connolly, Attendance 2266.
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BY Thomas Branch & Co.,
SALES.
& zoo A. G. III, com ............... ]
33400 Amalga mated Copper .,:..
400 Amer. Car and Foundry...

zoo A. G. III, com. ..............
333400 Amalgs mated Copper. .....
400 Amer. Car and Foundry...
Amor. Cotton Oil ..,a.a.
Ainet. SNUFF, pid............
2OOAtners CAT ....t.........,....
1900 Amer. Can. pfd..... .........
I roo Amer. Locomotive, com.....
Il Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
, 452o Amer s,, S ~ co,,;
$500 A. 7. and s. re-, pid ....:. -.
1900 baltimore and Ohio..:;:...
d 200 Canada Southern .......,.
100 Canadian Pacific :...s.....s
400 Chesapeake and Ohio..r..s
jsO0 Chi. Great Western. .......
1880 Chi, Nil ard 8. P.......,.
200 Colo. Fuel and 1rof.s.......
"A 101 Colo, Southern. COM. .....s
e 800 Colo. Southern, 1st pid.:...'
zoo Colo, Southern, I'd pfd......s.
+ y 900 C.ley., Gin, Chi. and =. u.
!. 4 200 Cont. Tobacco, pfd. .i.......
512O Consolidated AGs .....t
V 800 Delaware and Eiudsorl..s...
rs Del, Lack. and 9West.....,....
'1141O Erie, com........ ......,.s...
1 edo Erie, 1st pfd. .........
l01 GENITAL Electric .........,,.
$500 Illinois Central go
$500 Louisville aud NASHVILLE.
100 Mania ttatl....., 1850
1890 Metro. Street RailWay...,..
; 1900 Mexican Central ~. I
400 Mo, Kan. and Tex, CONF
!. 500 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd..5
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON N. c., sJuly 1e.-sT1RlTs
TURPENTINE-No thing doing; receipts q
sn;eept g. iS Cas
Crude Turpentne---FIrm At ". 2s9%0o and
s425; receipts lss barrels :, -, :, :, NM IN,
Firm at 63 Q5sNac. receipts. ]. 369 SKIS sales
3. ola casks; exports. 1875 casks. Rosin-Steady;
RECEIPTS a,73l barrels; sales. 6l' paSrels' ex-
p "rHA RLEsToN, s. c.. July ls-TURPEN-
IrINE-Flrm az 63kc R6stn--F!rin. IA s5.lA
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tn. leading futures ranged .' so.lo s q.

Cash quotations were as lGllowa ~ x
s suSS. No No. s. ssqsac, No, sorn
ysleg oats SG bs WhI.se
ssaisss.s fair to choice mali ing I'D &c:
I, noEff ass ropE J sis,s
rei, ;ls SSSi:ss lara. per 100 pounds so9
RIBS Sds = sbssa fbs
~ hirh Wines, fl.eS.s Clover. con tract grade,
sioiSSiloo q
thutter-s Steady; creasnsries' 100 Ne; datrles,
l2@l5c. 95 Z .,s
ana A nael'snsed Wheat ana sslowsr;
spot contract. ana No ! y ss@
saS, rs Tserhsbui; spaI and Rs
month";. SEX dtsc,; Southern ) white, 9gSso
Dull. Rn,ser-stcaiy and unchanged, fancy
Imitation, disc do. creamery = I, lao; DC.
Firm and unchanged al lse. theese--ts uIes
aud nHchanssdi large s4s 1aei medium We
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I|D[III;SR|||''E]|C.ARD:,||E||:.D||[,|..
HIS DUTIES !
Grand Secretary Of Elks Barely
Escaped Being Removed
5SS From Office.
s(By Associated Press.)

5ttS5 by Associated Press.)
CINC1NNATLfo OHIO, July 1s. Whilc the
eighteenth annual reunion Of tho BeMevo-5
lent and Protective Order Of Elks has
been in progress all this week, the fortleth3
meeting OF the Grand Lodge did not begin
until o.day, when morning, afternoon
and night sessions were held .sa55
The first ballot for grand exalted ruler
resulted as follows: w. j. o Brlen. {Jr.,8 Of
Baltimore. 10; Samuel II. Needs, of Cleve-
land. $40: ma jorlty Of @ Brien, ssl. 5.s
Alleged Extravaganza.
There was much a citation among the
visiting Blks over the exposures in the
annual report Of the retiring exalted ruler
about the alleged extravagance in the!
expenses OF certain general officers and.
tho discrepancies between the different
reports. They say II rep9rted the cSs,
same was IS, SIS. The grand secretary
reported his own expenses forSthe year. as
$500 and the !. str rs surer's report q ne
a Grand Treasurer Needs reported his
own expenses as STA. while the SECRETARY
records the expenses Of Needs as only ssl.
1t is explained that these discrepancies
are due to the ncomp lete ondltionF OF the
records in the Office Of Grand Secretary
Reynolds. ~:
Would Have Removed Secretary
Judge O'Brlen. the new grand exalted
ruler. In all interview to- night stat led thut
there was nothing n In # the sensation
rumors about extrayaganceE on the part
OF the past grand of1 GERS or members Of
the committees. He said that every doll
lar had been accounted for by the Audit
ing Committee. MI. t'a ming In his res
port, said Grand Secretary Reynolds had
sdisrcgarded his duties to- such an extent
that had 1t not been for the harmful con-
sequences to the order lie would have
sbeenrremovcd from Q ftice,
Officers Elected.
The following officers were elected at to-
nights session: Grand Esteemed Royal
Knight. +. G. !inson. OF Winston, N. C.:
Grand 4 Esteamed LeeturtnB Knight. Charles
~. i Kaufman ot HobokeD, N, ~; Grand
Tilcr, W. w. Mcclellan. OF APittsburg, Pa;
Grand Treasurer. y. x. Tener, OF Chsrleroi,
Pa; Grand Esteemed Leading knight. r. J.
Woods of Sioux Falls. s.. .. 81.
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Il CINCINNATI, o., July -HOGS-Activc
and ihirher at 3l.lbD5. IS. "a Cattic--steady at
81. oQIb, s6 Sheep-Dull and lower at 81.
IL mbs-pull and lower ut $3{16. 80. f-Si7
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~ q ro,udnr a. registered 2. ION
III 4 ref,nd,nr %. coupon !. iolK
N 6 40 rer,,t ered :. JON
N q !. conor /. /. .. -. 1o5N
X Now, as registered. :. !. J. .......... 1sih
i, 4 Nav &. coupo,, ]. (. =. 1sab
g did "a. registered ..,..,..,... i0sk
=, ds4s coupon, E. Z. :. i. 1osA
..h,.a yane,al a !. I. :. !. =. 1903
Y ns, mcnt 4s I. I, IS
Atlantic Coast Line 4s !. I. 2. osS
baltimore and Ohio Is. 1871
baltimore and ohio az o5..s
Cent?, ~ .corpI "a "a I, 10 Il
Central q Georgia Isl Inc \. !. Tx
cbseapeako and Ohio 4hs. ......,.,. -. 1os,s
c,caso ana Alton avs 4. q. !. 7s.l
CHICAGO. i. and quincy new As. ..,....... e7H
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Cincinnati. &: BROOKLYN,

ss CONCENTRATES OHIO. July --ciaryini
pitched but one inning o-day, four hits
and an error pro wing his undoIng. Gro
min, who succeeded him, was hit hard g 9
Intervals. f5 AZ 81 80 XXI K
Cincinnati, 3. q 1000 q o i s-7'SS o
Brooklyn /. 7. \. z. 0 VI o q 10 o.
Batteries: Harper and Sch!el; Garvin,.
Carpenter and ,Johnstone, Attendance.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKrrs.
pRY GOODS ! MARKET


n NEW 10 RK. July u. Tho dry goods ma ke,
has quieted down considerably during the last
two days and yet there is 70 evidence q q any
era, JobberH are operating very slowly. 4
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
s. BALTIMORE. Md July 1s.-Seaboard Air
Line common and Preferred doing
Atlantic Coast Line common IAN q III.
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From Bun1pass to the Sea-.

A SUNDAY school excursion Was run Under
The auspices Of Roy, g, ~ NJ Taylev, OF
R,,mpass Va to Buckroe Beach yesterday,
4 large crowd snjeS.I tbs trip. and required
Twelve coaches 20 carry them all, sE
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/ ST. Louis, n Philadelphia, o.

Y PHILADELPHIA July 1o.-st. Louis
d broke a Philadelphia's winning streak to-
day,5by scoring the only run OF the game
in the ninth inning on Wallace's single
and Kahoe's scrat CHI two-base ~ IT,
ST ~ louis ..., N. 90 o ono Oil 10 8.
Philadelphia I, i. o % o o o o 90 90 %:
Batteries: Glade and 1Sahoe; IVaddill
and Sclreckengost. Time 1:S0. Empires
King and Dwycr, Attendance 4,Slb "
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Brunswick Stew.

A Brunswick stew will.jbe given at
Drewry's Bluff Thursday " for the BEN
eft Of Greed Davis. The committee is
composed oeS James Fowlkes, John Hast,
ings. Joe Wooldrld ge and O Belchcr.
Tickets will be 81 0O, sa X 5i
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Old War Horse.


Spencer 7. : B Hancock, who has /, been
housed for & two years on recount OF Ill
health, was out on the streets to-day
looking spry and young a gain. 5i 3
Mr. Hancock IS an old soldier Of the
Civil War and is q well known charac-
ter In Richmond and Manchester. lie Is
Seighty-one years OF age and is somewhat
eccentric. One OF the stories; related of
him Is that for twenty years he has been
Keeping a. list Of those he wished to be-
come his pail bearers But many OF the
pail bearers have died, while tho q one.
they were destined to carry on his final
"trip In this world is still alive. II ow-5
ever, to keep the list cornple te Mr. Han
cock substitutes others in the places q.
those whom that fe low & Sergeant Death
Sushers into the chambers beyond.
Chicken Stealing Fine Art. s3ss
Caroline seaborn (colored). accused OF
stealing the chickens Of Mrs. AZ Garri-.
son, and Lizzie Robinson (colored) also
accused Of y helping s1lerself to d Mrs
sTronc's Chickens. were arrested yestcr-
day. by Police Officer Grant Tho mod
serllf manner Of stealing chickens inno-5
waited by these two ladies' of color, is to
throw feed to the chickens Of theirinegh-E
bors, call them sweetly with siren voices
and when they get close enough catch
them by their necks, Up to this date they
have found II a profitable business, but
the long arms OF the law have at length%
got them, and they will probably give q n
account Of Themselves In o O.
. III
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Standin,ggof the Clubs. E3 5s$35
a. CHICAGO. Washington,

i &yVAsHING TON July l9-y,Ya lsh was
very effective to-day against ~ ashlng-5
ton, keeping the hits altered IN al tbu III
Score 1885, r. II, e,
washington \. " o % Oh o 90 o OIL 2.
Chicago . 4. +, 1 o o o o 3 9 Q 0--6 i.
@ atter.es Dunkle and Clarke; Walsh
and Mcfarland, Time 1850, Umpire
O'Loughln,3 Attendance 500.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBUKGjSPA .,
July ls,-CATTLE-supply ". fair: market slo Y
Choice, 5000 rs; PRIME s. 7ods %: fatr. N.49a
Prime heavy, So, 90; medium, 50 0ds & heavy
workers light yorkesS ana :, p 2Is1
ST. 30G6 So: roughs. ess $41p,2o. Sheep-Snppiy
s light; market slow. Prime thera ~ o94: sg;
common sheep. $1.5oGl2 o0:t spring lambs, S41
6, so; veal calves, S6,60G7.00.
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.lc-,,n:,rroMsEEp oII MARKET. !

NEW YoR K. July la.cottonses .', 81 1i waHs
dull and lower on freer OFFERINGS, rr,ma csHaf,
low 2SIk Ds9c,; on summer yellow. nontn1a Dali
prime white 3.,ic,; prime winter XeloW laS-V