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THH PRODUCE MARKET.

NETWORK. July 13.-FLOUR-Duli and IN l1.
changed rye Flour-Quiet cornmeal-s'e 'as''
Wheat0Easy: No. red, 800 sleva or 0p-
tIors K6pl,kc. net lower July, 9i17c.; SePleHtn'-
ber, s3ssc. !: December. ssac -, - =,
Corn Barely steady; No; eiey .la,.or
Options Salsc lower July ,s2s; hep'efhoef'
10 3: beef hams, ssia2s packet o.
Cut Meats-Quiet picked hams, Jog !, b se
pound. La I'd Firm; Western, steamed. !l ~:
refined, Arm; continent, 81. as compound, ss9ef
i.,45: mcss,a 3l3. 35fIl4e6. Tallow-Qulet. Rosin-
Quiet al S. so. ~ Turpentine-ouiet at S9Heps7c.
D Coffcc-Spot Rio. steady; NO. invoice \. &c:
mild steady. Futures steady at an advance
Of 5IiO points. Sugar-Raw. nominal; lalr
refining, 3Ac.: centrifugal. IS test, &C. mo
iasses sugar, sMc.; refined quiet Rice-Qu yet
! .f,utter-steady and y unchanged. Cheese
,tcndy55 and d unchanged Eggs-Firm I, nearby
selected, white. a3a24c.: Wcstern 2tI 29c. ~.
q Enthusiastically; Long Island: aLiG2I1:sa;
Southern. $1Ii. 81 ~ Jersey sweets. o. yea
-ni,ts-Duil; fancy hannpicked. 5a5t tc.;f other
domestic. 3a6ste CAoba gea-stET 4, long :,
Island, per 100. .ed3.oO. Cotton---By steam TO
Liverpool. l0al3c - se
CHICAGO, ILL., July s-c'ontinued clear
uca Their both northwest and southwest: used
new slump here to-day 10 the price OF wheat az
on. Corn Is down Ac. oats show loss OF
80 Oman IJirh I.ow. Close.
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NEW YORK BANKERS. .
Beck and Flynn Speak at Annual
Convention.
inv Associnted pross.

Z FRONTlINAC, N ", July 13-At tho
annual convention Of athe New York
stat Bankers association hero, to-day, II
II. Flynn, President of3the National Live
Stock Bank, OF Chicago, and former AS
sistnnt Attorney General James Nr, Beck,
of New York, delivered addresses. Mr..
Flynn advocated government survlslon
of organized combinations. Mr.. Beck $
subject was "Moneyphohia." He said
in part:
mo charge is more false than we are
money loving people. No5people OF amy
time or cline ever cared less for money
when earned han we. ProdlgalIty or
expenditure, rather than a narrow desire
to hoard unnecessary wealth Is the dis
tinguIshing Characteristic Of the nveva Sc
American, II he has n strong purpose
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July l3,-eiood weather In the
Bouth, reports of bera, offerings OF spo o
caused sharp break In he cotton TO market,
OF the session. The opening was weak at a
1eeline Of loa1s poln,a In response TO !. the ne.
weakness during the enti re session With the
exception OF brief rally ot5 or points
around midday on covering, There was con-
siderable liquidation during the entire session.
and bears were aggressive. but there was no
Until in the afternoon. when the continued
declines caught stop.loss orders and the mar
ket ruled very weak, The close was barely
steady at net decline OF 3og3s points, or just
about 1915 a bale under the high point OF last
600. 900 bales, Spot houses were said to be SELL
Ing during the day against lower offerings
from tho South. ,s itaa
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1864 bales
against 9,7e7t last week and 400 last year. For
the week (estImated) 5000 bales against s., ei9
last week and o,5ls last !, year; To,day's re- Re-:
last year, and at Houston Sla bales against 80
last year,
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GIRL SACRIFICED HER
HAIR 5F0RsCK 0l|N.E|:sl|..
Cut Off Golden Tresses to Obtain
Money for Mother and
Brother.
(snocIu, d Tho Tlmllllo,s- Dlspatch.)

(Spccul to Tho Timos-Dlspa tch)
NEW YORK, July 13.--ln the hope or
prolonging the lives of her mother ana
little brother, who lacked sufficient money
to obey tho family physiciRn's ORDERS 70
90 to the mountains for their nenltn,
Amy Resell. thirteen years oid. VINO I llV e
With them In Pearl Street, illlZa peth, ~
j., went to barber and had her. mn
sl,riant growth OF golden hair cut OF, be-l
lIeping that she could sell , TOR SluM
IT was a chance remark, oVerhear9 ~
n street car, that Induced the enid q
make the sacrifice, for she was as pfonn n
Riding in South Broad street a day or
Two aeo, she overheard n woman In an
opposite seat say that she "%ouid give
si00 FOR such head of hair" Little Amy
knew OF the plight of her mother and her
Younger brother Leon, and. without q
word TO the woman and her companion
she followed them homo and noted their
address. Then she went to Charles Wil-'
liams, barber at No, lliO Elizabeth Ave,
nue.. and Induced him to cut her hair and
With the locks carefully wrapped IN.
Dapcr she went back to the house OF the
Strange woman and told her she had come
for tho 800. To her dismny she was told
that she must have misunderstood the re,
mark, as the woman had said she would
not take 500 for such II beautiful head OF
hnlr. She clleered the child however, by
taking the locks and promising to dispose
{ OF them to New York hair dresser, and,
IL necessary, to raise fund large enough
4 to make up whatever difference there
might be- In the sum necessary to send
away the mother and brother.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10. 1905,

3t PORT OF MOND, JULY 10, 1905.
ARRIVED. S,4{ Y
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchAn-
diae and passengers, Old Dominic line.
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
ti 5Fg #5lt ys5yl. 8 SALE D. a ,ts 5tg,.a3. ssti
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Company. n. 3gas
River railroad ties.
Barge Patpsco, Thomas Bermuda Hundred,
light
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY 13. 1905.
a93 ARRIVED. y
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. &
= Elm city, Haynes. AIattaponl River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED ts b
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore passengers and
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY Is. 1896. /.
ARRIvNR
Steamer Kama, Liverpool 4i
SAILED.
= Steamer Kappa, Liverpool.
Schooner Katherine q. Perry, Boston.
q Barge Bette. East Boston. 54 st
z Barge Fannie, Ayns Point.
Z Barge White Band. Providence. st
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TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIAN
Receiver Issues Circular Show
ing Condition Of Affairs
Of Company.
s(By Associated Press

,f,,ff. --------- .----'--------------,-- SIS 4,

* COLuMB1A,fE S. Co. July 13.-The coro-
ner's jury, in the case. OF r. Keith Dur.
gan, the former president OF the INDIE
pendent Cotton OIL Company, of OAR
lington, who committed suicide Monday,
returned a verdict thatsthe deceased came
to his death by taking carbolic acid. It
was developed at the inquest that Pegram
Dargan, the brother of the dead man,
was IN the room with the suicide when he
took the poison and stayed with him until
he died. This brother was placed on the
stand, but declined to make a statement,
saying that the note by Dargan would
explain all This note was read. and iii
1t tho dead man said that although he
had mjsmanaged, he was not a coward.
The parents of the suicide are ILL.,, suffer-
ing from the shock
The physician who was called to Dar-
gants aid. testified that Pegram Dargan
said he bought thetacid and saw his
brother drink 1t. Pegram Dargnn made
no reference to this, however, In his tes
timony.
Receivers Circular.
81 Bright Williamson, rs receiver, to-day
Issued 1, circular to stockholders Of the
Independent Cotton OIL Company report
Ing the company In bankruptcy and Civ
ling n statement OF assets and liabilities.
which lie says is as near rlghtsas possible
to get In the limited time he has had.
The assets arc given at s1,275,315.4G,
Items being plants tper inventory May
31st), s1,OS9, O5663; real estate, scales and
seed houses, s23539.53; stock Sof supplies
and products (actuaD, $4O,969.32 . tools,
live stock, etc. s7,2O4.11; bills receivable.
$765.13; accounts receivable (nominally),
i$s7399,s3; cash In banks. subject to In
ivcstigate, 500, 3s7.o1. Total liabilities,
sl.790, 793.a3; itcms-capitnl stock, 81 .0O0,-
900; bills payable s722,6oo; accounts pay
able, subject to investigate, s4s, 29a.33; nc
counts payable in oil, estimated at SEQ, 900.
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Coming to Richmond.

(Special to The Times-Dispatcll)
4 BALTIMORE. Md. July 1S.-Rey. Thos.
Morgan who obtained N license iIu Iss q;
was married yesterday and left with his
bride for Richmond.l Va. Rev. Mr.. Nor
gan spent Tuesday night Mt the Home
ward Bound Mission, 402 Sharp street,
mission and announced t and left at
once for Richmond. He did not say WHO
performed tho ceremony,
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BROKE, FALSE TEETH
I'm fPUGILIST'S MOUTH
(Bys A ssociatcd Press.)

pROyIDENCE, r.. IL July 13,-Peter
Sullivan, Of rail- River, was given tho
decision over Blink cCloskey,, Of .Phi L,
ielphia, in the eighth round q 9 S $ nee
uied ffteen-round bout before re the nhoa q
n riaha A' stfr uppereut to the law broke
The false teeth plate In McCloskey,s
mouth and drove a sharp piece OF OF ~, ne
plate into the roof Of the mouth, Ms, Ms
f,loskey was unable to- go into the ring
when !. time was called for the eighth
round Up to that time the bout had
been uncertain. ~ E
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PROFESSIONAL GOLF
ON PUBLIC LINKS "a
Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July la.-For the first
time in the history of golf in the United
states a professional tournament :, was VA
begun to-day OH public link. u Nhf.y1
soifers cast Of the Alleghanles started
IL Ills tournament oyor the, Van cort;
iandt Park links, and 90 OF these turned
In . cards for a double journey OF the
nntira. COuTSe. Lals.- l....8 1900. EaIN. ~
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SOUTHERN RIAILWA Az.

VI NJ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY "a. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND III 55.... Il "a
& 100 a. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte NJ c..
1880 p M.-Daily-L imi ted-Buftet p Pullman 20
nj Al Inntn and Birmingham. New, Or!eana,s
5 Memphis Chattanooga and all the Soutn,a
INF with through coach for Chase city, OK
ford, Durham and Raleigh. ~. s$55
500 p Mex Sundny--Chnso City Local.
1i:ao n ,-Daily-Li mlted--Pu llman ready 40
- p M, for all the Sou III.
2 ..SIt }dG' YORK RIVER LINE.
& Thc sfavorita route to Baltimore and Eastern
noints. : Leaves Richmond E4:20 p. NJ. !, 5 daily,
except Sunday. u ~ I, . /, .,
7 2 tx P. nj, Observation-Disclosures Sunday
Avn p M,--lxcept Sunday ort Il West Point,
n connecting with, steamers for, 3al tinlore
md liver landings. Steamers cal t y ork-
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-s
gu dnys and Fridays, and at G oucestcrS Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday ana
g5s Saturdays. ~ Il 4, Y, y, ~ ro.t
4:4o A M.-Exccpt Sunday--l4oca n''Aeo 20
n West Point. = ,,,,,,,>, !,
"a X E N nd s:I2 I' From all the South.
W. aS . M FROM Charlotte and Raleigh
$40 A. M,-From Chase City and !nterined'-'
o.,s a.'eAi.AHaltilnoro and West Point. St
~, AZ a ~ Dniiv-Except Sunday md Mon
wy . dav:S6:lo" IS. Nj, daily, except Sunday
8 From, West Point. !. :, q, n Ia L
CIV. WESTBuRY.-D. =. ~ w ~, f
s. H. HARDWICk II, =, y y = 4 NJ:
II IS 8 IS! SPENCER. Gent: Mgr. s
Wash ngton. D. y s3 t9sl
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sent
BACKWARD \ | ! |: / AGAIN a
Market Unablc to Withstand . the
I. Pressure and Figures De
clined Steadily. "a
TRADING OPENED WITH RUSH
Pennsylvania and Norfolk and
Western Enjoy Season Of
Strength.
. (By. Associated l'ress.)

y NnnH n J = 4.
NEW YORK, t,ily 3.--'rhe stock market
,tartcd oft with something like d rush
lo.day in continuation OF the buoynnt
movement nj the close yesterday. rho
atrenth thus shown was promptly taken
advantage OF to realize profits by pro-
4 fessiona traders who secured holdings on
ina decline or Tuesday This Irnpatloncte
a. t,,rn over profits was In itself dlscoufr-
aging 10 those hopeful OF ain extended
recovery. More careful Inquiry served 70
throw doubts on the authority for some so
81 the exciting rimors circulated 3la''
yesterday as TO an Intended large ulet8
trlbutlon OF surplus assets TO Nor. ~ ~
Pacific and Great Northern stockhold l.,1,h
although 1t was sought5in connection VIZ.
those rutnors 10 revive tho whole series Ct
n rn.t, o. Northern1 securities holdings.
The most effective response to-q reSypo Mse
OF Baltimore and Ohio 10 the Increase ~
It's dividend rate was also nsappo,1rn, ,s
mert 10 the followers OF tho market. s. me I ne
effect OF the dividend aciom on .nS ia and
ssasoa q a1a The W
tics failed to show any OF the reyival !, o.
circles III connection with the :, recent .t,l
strength OF the steel indnstri " Gu MT
reports from the crop regions supp1c1iiIISe =
ed the good effect shown yesterday ir i.pt,
tho government crop report The l, su y haId
Ing Influences proved unnyailang 70 ~ no !,
the market against the pressure on ~,
and last prices were nearly the loW tHss
Of the day. "A large proportion OF 9the
total business ofsthe day was done during
the first hour.
The Japanese bonds were strong on ac-
count OF the success OF the SUBSCRIPTION
Ia the now issue Of 4hs,
The bond market as whole was irreg-
ular Total sales, par value. 32.626.OVA
United States bonds were unchanged on
The total snles Of stocks to-day amount punt.
ed to 10000 shares.
i MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:s
Money on call steady at 212 II per cent;
closing bid, 2,l-4 per cent; offered at IL
per cent; time loans, firmer; sixty days
5g3 1-2 per cent: ninety days, BIZ per
cent. six months, AZ Il per. cent Prime !, M
mercantile paper. 3Q41-a per cent. ster-5
ling exchange steady With actual business
in bankers' bills at S4.$s. Soal4 s6s5 for &c,
mand and al $4.S5.l0aA .S5.16 for sixty days
bills: posted rates. Ass 1,9a4.ss = and :. e
Par silver. 50 IL; Mexican dollars, 10 II.
Government bonds. steady railroad bonds,
irreeua r, sai5 NJ va Stt5aass &
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NAV N5lto||k'&W6Shm
4 Iuns II, 1905,

sft5i FAE5 June III, 1906 S4isFiSf
" AF$ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. a8fs5S u 3sESS5
FL 100 AZ M.-NORFOLKs LIMITED. 5, Arrives
Norfolk II 80 AZ NJ Stops only ut petersburz,
Wnverly and Suffolk. II u. 5f5 $a s35 3S3iS
9:05 A.. M-CHICAGO EXPRESS Pnrlor3
Car Droller Service, Petersburg to- LynchburY
and Roanoke. Pullman Shoppers Roanoke n to-
Columbus, Rlueneld to Cincinnati; nlso 9Itoan-9
oke 70 Knoxville and Knoxville 70 Memphis.
Cafe Dining Car. Roanoke TO Williamson. 5,ES
U 1910 r. fM--ROANOFlE EXP E.Ss. For
Farmville, Lynchburg and Roanoke 49,
500 p. M.-OCElAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rves Norfolk $50 P. NJ. Stops only at Peters
burg. Waverly and Suffolk: Connects with
steamers to BOSTON, Providence. New York.
Bn tlmoro and Washington. lgi ia 10.
3 4 25 p. NJ For Norfolk and all stations eaat
80 p. M.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepsrs Richmond 70 Lynohburz an =
Roanoke. Petersburg 70 Bristol, Lynchburg 20
Chattanooga. Memphis and New ORLEANS. Gaze 4te
80 p MIST. LOUIS ExPR Ess, Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. IS
3 Trains arrive from the West ~ A. NJ. 2:o1
P. NJ. ind o:ls F. NJ; from Norfolk II 80 a.. Nj
and 6:50gP. NJ. "a .
W. b BEvILL. G.. H. BOSLEf
Gent. Pass. Agt DIST. Pass. / a Rt.'}8
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At Lunch Counter.

4 A newspaper poet describes this I'm
lg.nary situation;
He hangs around dIsconsolate,
And lives on beanery hash;
He's not a bum, but wlfey's at 3
The seashore spending cash.
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NpW YORK. ls,-BEEvEs- 20
head, Feeling weak, Dressed beef slow at
ass for Ss.ye sdss Te s5 head sdhafS us
MARKET QUIET but seady, 20 head held over.
Common veals, ssqa.5o; bntterm!lks 800 g
i.c, per pound: country dressed. 5aloc. per
pound, Sheep and LambsmRssepts less he A.
nonsideIed. Sheep, So. 5OQl5. 90; lambs, f625d9
S,75; cuils, 1915, Hogs-Receipts. 1924 head,
Market nominally weak,
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ket is far from active. buyers being unwilling
to accedc to the Views Of sellers on the situa-
ton. The majority are looking for spot goods
their positive needs. SadSl 4Tas
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WI AlMIlC COAST LlNE

rpA INs3 LE,AVE RICHMUND pAINi -ni NJ.
iHE>i1N' 800 STREET. STATION
EEEECvrIYE SUNDAY, APRIL. 10TH.
o.o6 a MA, q, L. Express 10 all points
South, ,,or,o,L
600 A, M.--Petersburs and Norto.k;, ~, VS.,
,s.i0 T. M-Petersburg and and w, Wast,
a6o p M,--Petersburg and Norfolk
'l;io T, ,-,{ 60 aslS,pc L zeal.
gg:sS p M,-"Florida and West Indian Linz
$3.50 7. M.-pe.ersburs an m., y ana " We's'
u ~ TRAINS a. rs ARRIVE RIcHMoNp-r,p3AILYs, i,
4:o1 4, NJ, ~: A. NJ; ,S;ss .: r. A. i'ts5so
$; except sunday. .sstndSay 6 9Eiy, % |. .t
NJ. j, CRAIG. Den. Pass AL, a
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NAVAL STORES.

n SAVANNAH, CA july ls.-TURPENT1NE-
Firm at b7lc.; sales $50 casks: receipts. I, 4sS
casks; shipments 66l casks. Rosin-Firni
sales, 17sG barrels; receipts. 3 sSs barres ship
n,ents. 1857 barrel !is i.E fl III
S. c.. July 13-TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROS1N-Nothng doing.
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c,o1~roSsEED OFT MARKET.

+ NEW YORK, July 13.-Cottonseed oil was
steady and moderately active. ~ Prime crude.
s4ssc. OF summer yellow, homlnal; prime
white. 31iaga2c.; prime winter yellow, 3llsG3?c.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July 10, 1903.
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL. July 1s.--CATTLE---Re-,
ceIpts 5000 head, Market steady to shade
lower. Good % prime steers, $4,000 90; poor e
medium 1879 soekers and feeders & sea
N66a2 10; bulls, s2al0O; calves. Ssa8.76; Texas
FED Steers $4,000, HogsReeepts sa,ooo head 9;
Market stronger Mixed and b sn y ssss9
heavy $5.iod5. 50; light, IS ,ioa5,7o; bulk Of
sales, 49, tod d2ss Sheep Receipts. Il 900 he'd,
iower. Good TO choice wethea. IS, s0d5, S. fair
to choice, mixed, s4.s0I6.25i native lambs, $50
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landings. and connecting at Old Point for
,roms reserved for the night at moderats
prices. Electric cars direct to tho wharf Fars
only 81 so and 81 TO Norfolk ~
Freight received for above, named places ana
all points In Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
lima. tMSlN WEistIHh. Genl. Mgr.
N. A. BARBER. Jr. Secretary.
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and an earnest desire to amass wealth
1T is In most cases because money IS INC
necessary material for further cohstr,uc-
tive work. TO achieve, rather than to
acquire, Is his ambition.
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recctnt. o. 7ss 4es bales; export to 9 rent Britain
= Hs al bnIes: 10 France, S9S. SIS bales; TO Inc
Continent. ). los, III bales: TO Japan. S96ss3
bales: to Mexico, q, 1872 bales.
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II BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
{ BALTIMORE Md, July l3.-seaboard Air
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Cation futures opened weak and closed barely

Cotton, quiet; middling so; net receipts, 22s
bales; gross ass bales; sales. lo.4oo bales
stock l32,06l bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, 1904
bales; export to Great Britain l,ls6 balesi
stock S7S,724 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Nat receipts, $3.50
bales export to Great Britain, 42,4lb balesi
to France seas bales; to the Continent 6,l93l
bales; to Japna, 3.S55 bales.
Total since September lst at all ports'-Net
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S EABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS Leave "a; nl Selma md ihms,,
w, a1 -. II scaSoard Fast Mall--Savannah
''N jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest !. ~.
N .oo a. M--Seaboard Express-.Savanhah' 1ac cA'
WV i.n,nvvmle. Atlanta and southwest.
NM ms ARRIVE RICHMOND. III
ara A, M.-From Florida, Atlanta and south'
,.,e west y M From Florida. Atlanta and SOUTH
west p,,n,s
$3.50 >; MT; n','s n ''5is'f fl W. NJ. TAYLOR,
II, >, ,,,st pass Agent. City Ticket Agent,
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U. 8. refundng Is. reglstcred..
u. B. refunding "a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
u. 8. as. registered
u. s.. 81. coupon.
u. s. New As. registered ..!.............."
u. S. New 4s. coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
u. 8. Old As. registered.
u. s.. Old a..
American Tobacco o.. certif1cates....'.....'S
Atchlson general 4s........................ 4
Atchison adjustment "
Atlantic Coast Line
baltimore and Ohio 4s....s. 80. .s.... 49,. -. /
Baltimore and Ohio 49,.
Central Of Georgia =.
Contra! OF Gsorsin y. Inc. creu' &c.,.
Chesapeake and Ohio 44ks...................5
Chicago and Alton avs, ................',..
Chicago .. and Quincy new is !, =.
Chicago r. /. and Pac. n. r. col. bs.'....3
G., C.. G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s.......'..,..
Chicago Terminal
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CLOSING = BOND QUOTATIONS.

\ Colorado Midland $50. 74M
Colorado and Southern .............. s4N
4 cuba ss certificates /. II. I. 1861
f,enver and Mo EC;r,ande 1904
i Distiers' sccurliics IS totfcred) ......... 79N
i Erie prior lien 1915
4 Erie General 1914
Fort Worth and Denver City tst..,...... !
4 Japan g. certificates 1914
Il Louisville and Nash Unified 4s.......... 1o4H
a Manhattan consol gold 4s.......,.........1 04 81
Fl MAGICIAN Central Is ii
M M;al snS ce q lo H. Observation-Disclosures: g 81
I Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............ lo1h
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... SIN
y National r. r OF Mexico COM 4B....... 81 AZ
4 New York Central gen. avs .............. 9sh
8 New jersey Central gen. 5s................ 1887
4 Northern Pacific AH...................,....lO 0 81
| Northern Pacific II
4 Norfolk and Western con. "a. ............. 1903
! Oregon Short Line refundng 4s............ s6H
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported BY Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PETERsBuRd, yAn July. 1$;-PEAN S,
Virginia: Market steady at 10. for fancy stock:
paachine picked, 21adshc, Smelling stock At 20
exc.
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steady No. 9 spring wheat. sl.1Oal.l3; No. 9.
;l,o5allo; No. 2 red. elqogc. No corn. te!sG
5eRc. No, yellow. 5sAc No oa ,J.: = s;He:I
Good feeding barley, 42G 40. fair TO choice
mailing, 47G49c. No. naxseed. SIS; No;
leo; lard, per 100 pounds. s7.0247 :O5; short
ribs sides (oose). 37.65G7.65; short clear sides
(boxed). t7.75@soo Whlskey basis Of ~ h LIZ
1900 Butter-Steady; creameres. 1eG19Nc,T;
tdaires, l51lSc. Eggs-steadleri at mark ases
included, l3kc; hrsts. 1910; prime tirsts, lie.
extras. i9c cheese-Steady at 9Ad lohc.
and unchanged. Wheat--Flrmer; spot. con-
tract, Ole. the menth, s7AgS7h;e.; southern by
month, 6iG6iAc. southern white corn. 6o962o
Oats-stcady; No.aa2 mixed, 3sassAc, Rye
Dull; No. 2. 7sas9e. Bntte ter; and ,un-
and unchanged. sugar-steady and unchanged.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July pTThe dry goods mar
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. +

/ nlchmond Va. July 10, 1876.