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Had Her Pocket Book snatcbed.

Had Her Pocket Book Snatched.
About 10 o'clock yesterday Miss Mollie Dow
ney of GIL street southwest was at the corner
Of 7th and Streets and in her hand she carried
pocket book containing $40 and nearly
hundred tickets. colored man approached
and grabbing the pocket book made of with
1t. and although Miss Downey gave a good
description OF the man he has thus far evaded
arrest, -
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ROCK CREEK PARK
The Awards Reported to the Court by
the Appraising Commission.
STEPS NOW TO BE TAKEN.

The Total Amount Awarded, Together With
Money Already Paid, Exceeds the Appropri-
ation-Gen. Boynton Says the Work is q
Certainty--Property Owners Not Satisfied.
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9Bf THE SUNDAY HERALD tomorrow morn.
nc. great paper. Twsnty-four pages.
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suffered with Catsrrh for FIVE years my nose was
stuffed up all the time, and continually taking
cold. and had throat Of the time my voice
was thick and husky. and my voice sounded a. IL l
was speaking through my nose. had large swellinss
on my neck, which thought due TO throat. but
they persisted for several months.
went to Dr. JORDAN. COG 18th st. n. ", ana feel
great relief since have been under his treatment Ny
nose is free to breathe through have not had
sore throat since commenced treatment NY voice
is clear. The swellings In my neck small
- not to be noticed DR.. JORDAN has done me a
wonderful lot OF rood.
DR.. JORDAN furnishes all medicines free, and his
charges are reasonable that they are within thu
reach Of all
DR. O. n. JORDAN.
Cos 18TH STREET NV.
CONSULTATION FREE
sPEc1ALTIEs = DISEASES OF THE nose.
THROAT. LUNGS AND EAR
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TIE NEW
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA.
voLUME VIII
AUCTION SALES.


1 ATIMEI q SLOAN. Aucuoneer..
PsDfEsisY SALE ss 3f yAtgssE gSIMPRoyEp
srkkET SOUTHWEST. NJ '2 "
By yirtns Of certain Of trust dated the Ia, A.
aSS IL q SEQ Sns z NE land Of The D,sie
bsIh M sna a. the request Of the I&rty secured
presn,sss MONDAY January fuuhTH n I,s We
situsts IN The pisrc; M the following rsa estate
tam piece or parcel Of land and premises fpoSn ana
4 according the .16divisson n.ds Sy ni,. niPs
Mastinsly and Samuel ceas lots 5ered ninst.<a
swseneys reSoraed subd VISION of .su.r, sea
eons.sny Of twostory and bsssn,sDs t4ef ss.
Nc: az d street southwest.
year, with interest," secured by assd o. tsus 80
.ne ,propery. OF All CASH. All conveysncins and re-
required s TING Of sale. and terms % Be Win
N n.eea DAYS from day Of s.ls the properly may
BkxikASD 4 WIRNLRaS parehssss.
HENRY ., sAura,S iS f'.. Truss.
pUBLic SALE OF PRINTING MATTRISIs
Sssss ;sssss S'dLoc "a Z. n , rs ;Ss !.
ya s1s AL FWtrTELSEH: iss2 within de ccaa
s y pT.n,is sad
we e e: s..s s. s.sa Cd
H. soif z; -
r ArcIIFgE. pARR co.. Aocs,o..,n
GOVERNMENT SALE OF uxsERy1cr.nr.
osEfbsfsbsTf SsSssSssH
ss.: :: Gen ass SSI S.as.'s SUM-;
q s'SSSSp saS sffa22ffshaH
aATTcLIIyE. DARE a 90.
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DR. Q. N. JORDAN,
Cos 18th STREET n.
CONSTELLATION FREE
iris.
Boys

Are depsndent upon their parents ana
big" friends for q Joyous ChristmAs-
A few cents worth Of articles from
=. JAY ooULp's
Womb Ssess x:ll male them haupy.
TREE ORNANENTS.
GAMks, ToYs.
Everything for ladies and children.
42l 9TH ST.
Open from $50 am. 70 $50 p.m.ls
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u ATCLIFyE. DARE B co., Aucssoe,,n
LEGAL NOTICES.

xlled Decembsr Is lsDL J.R YOUNG. Csra.
IL THE suPkEnE c9pRI on THE DISTRICT
oeos1e = nWer W, Thomas T. Hume adninistrnaor>L
Equity lsio6. Dos -
he uu9t1ee herein. EDWARD A Newman and J.
Hoidsworth Gordon having reported the on TIC
reei estate inthe proceedns described i0r tie
1891 edyoosed, ocdered and d~cresd that the
PoSse os eeo ehe sHms hereby u. rsisned aud eon-
bsfors the 18th day Of Jan usry. ls frovd-d ssopy
o. tnn order b publinhed oncs we'd .
N tbs Wsshinxton Law keportsr and Evsning stAf
prior 10 sid day. a B. HAoSEl<. snslice.
diS Sssybssf vr1ilsn so Assam. S c;,..
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II TIE suPsrSSFE S SoSHT * 1Hr DISTRACT
wl''a. q e,SS Ea u pi bss g. sr-~ s' a. A~
m eauns 6u1ng rufsgTed &c r~porf dirtr.l =
sios o. - procssds q RAJ s.t4se. sotis b bsSsy
6svid ors1R. nov dsossssd q a<sinss sstsIs &c
nrSssnf s16k chains q my o0ce IN the United 81. I.
6Ecf1EEkT issi. At TWiiSi
ooSiziS k6.E-a JAA q. PAYNE. Asassu..
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GRArz.u1-Cox,osrrsa
.x1Rs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

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y ssssfSl k o. ne ans q S:
ss6iss xisS aslicatsy s.vorsd bsysr.ss vSsss nv
oO1. uss q snch srscss o. dist thss oonssssssoa
may Be- gadually built up until strong snough 70 p
malades floating around % rpedy sfsack whSgs
ever there y Q weak point. We may escape many 8
Ssrvjcs Gasefte.
Nsds amply vzfA boElins water o. mtlk. eelA snly
b hAh-pouhd tins b. GsoSSEs. lAbsisd th0s
JAMES xPPs 90. usnassssAis cAsuases
fs1lA.nstB x1nAoa, Eng1anh
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After the report was alsd many of the prop
erty owners or their representative went over
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TEAMED BY TEE COURT.

Counsel for property owners asked that Q
time be set for hearing the motion and objec-
tons to the report and it was finally agreed
that the court would hear the motion January
4 next and that meanwhile objections could be
filed. The court then adjourned.
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q sold by druggists CT sent BY mail.
Sc. = ]. HAzsittpe Warren. Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

Mddling uplands. 8 1916. Sales 1877 bales. Trans
actions IN futures, 5000 bales: MAY. asGos
80 june. s.N@S5s July, s.sO@a7i; August
Sel@ASi september ShSo@s.Hp October SgiM
Saa November. s0i,aSg3; December. p0l@oo1.
p.1ima25. i'"
dling. uplands, aasd. Sales, 700 bales Futures
closed steady rs follows: May, 44ta445: Nav
june 444e4.4a Junc-Juiy, 446; July-August
4-5Js4.5i; August, 4.o3o45i
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady but quiet; fine grades of
spring, S325@875; do winter, - 25,a39D: south
ern flour closed steady ana unchanged
heat.-Opiions were quite freely traded in
to-day and prices were strong. The strength
was mainly due 10 the reduction OF two francs
IN thc French duty on wheat There was no
ncWs OF importance current to-day. Prices
closed sialc. higher. Spot lots closed frmer
SPOT sales: No. , red winter. sl.I2efi8: No 3
90. &lOS'Gl09: No. red winter. May 3i.l23s:
juno. SllQ's; July. si0SeS; August.Sl.O5.
Corn Options were fairly active to-day and
prices very strong, closing i@2c. higher. Spot
lots closed dull bus firm: No. mixed,
cash.6,iee Csc; May. 60c. June, G2c; July, 6l1sc;
Oats-Opfions were moderately active and
prices were strong. closing l@1Mc. higher. Spot
iots closed dull spot sales No. ] white, 60c /;
NO = do., 53c.; MOI mixed JSc.; No. edo. cash,
3foMlSc.; do May 5Olac; do. June, 4s}9c.; do.
Julv. tsAtc
PORK dull new mess, sisai825.
Lard closed steady; July, S6.ji; August, $685.;
Sugar-iaw held firm on a limited trading;
Muscovo. 80 test, l5-i6o.; centriugals. 90 test,
a-loc.; refined fairly active; cut-loai and crush
cd. 55.c: ..ranulated li6c.; powdered. 4I1c.:
mould 4, s-I6c ;.cubes, dec; confcctioncrs' A,
4c.
Co0ce-Spot lots closed steady; fair Rio car
goes. 1880.
Naval stores-1he market is dull for spirits Of
turpentne easy for the low grades and steady
FOR the line grades OF rosin. and quiet Tor tar.
The stock $40 New York comprises 1869 barrels
rOsin: turpontiue. l25J barrels, and l,0N bar
refs tar. Spirits turpontine-oouthern barrels
&C. &C.; machine barrels, 3sl4c.; strained SL0O;
good do. Sl.GO
Pcuo.oum-Ihe certificates speculation to-
day gave evidence that holders were tired, and
ln the absence Of any buying orders offerings
were quite free There was no news of a char
acter 10 influence The movement Of yaiues
either way. Consolidated Exchange, June:
opening. 6SAc.; highest, Cs4c; lowest 614c;
closing. f~itr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

CHICAGO, May 25.-Wheat was stong and closed
19-c. higher on heavy Withdrawals from stores
and the reduction OF l0 cents per bushe on the
import duty on wheat in France. Receipts, 40
cars.
Com-Corn was active and closed 215c higher,
local shorts covering because the receipts were
about 100 cars under Saturdays estimate Re
CclDl,, Gst cars.
Oats-Oats were strong and closed 116c. higher
ON the receipt being less than the estimates
called for and in sympathy with the strength III
wheat and corn. Receipts, 3lG cars.
Provisions Provisions opened weak and lower
i'm sympathy with the decline in prices OF hogs,
bui hrmcd up ON good buying TO cover shorts
and i'm sympathy with the corn market PORK
closed jc. higher. Lard and ribs unchanged.
The following arc tine closing prices;
Mhcat-May sl0i; july, SLU>2@ lOO95' Sep
Corn-May 5sc.; July SIC; September
5]i &C..
3f-~c.
Pork-May, siO.57}G; July, s1O.79}4; September
Larl-NIay, 1920; July, Sc.3osG8s}a; soptem-
Der. 5000.
Ribs-May, s572}6; July, $3.50; September
SOLO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

RICHMOND, Va, May 25-No Offering Of tohac-
CO, 10 auction on Change to-day Monday,
Private sales reported 10 the secretary of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Monday,
Nav D. 1891: Wrappers, 9hogsheads filters E
lOgsheads: smokers. 8 hOgsheads; dark lear, %
lor-hcad Total. fs hOgshcads
Office of the tobacco inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS. bright b. hOGsheads' GaTk. hogs
heads Keinspectons, bright, Is hOgshcads;
dark. hOgsnead o,,
Farmers Wilson's, Allegheny Naughans, Old
Dominion Crenshaws, Meals, Davenport s..
Sbellurue's ShOckoe. and SeabrOOk ware
houses report today, Monday. May 2j 1891: Re-
celrfs ~. packages; deliveries 1906 packages
ONCE Of the Collector Of the United States In
ternal Revenue reports collections Tor the city
of Richmond to-day, Monday, May - 1891 as
follows. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
s550l00; plug tobaccos, s292j.9!. Total as
Nrssrs J. J. Wilson. Son & Co. say they will
h.va .the finest break OF sun-cured tobacco
chat "a man ever stuck tooth IN.
Trade on inland tobacco markets is reported
active. manufacturers buying from interior
dealers From what we can hear We think from
one-third 10 One-half OF the crop IN North Caro-
lima has been planted ~.
orr Nr William ID. Gibson went over 10
Petersburg this morning 70 attend the semi
centennial anniversary OF the pastor OF Grace
church. in that city, of his brother, Rev.
Churchill j. Gibson Rev. Dir. GibsOn's son,
Rev Robert a. Gibson Of Cincinnati, was also
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS or TINE. NEW YORK
STOCK MdRKET.

fltuation OF Tobacco at Richmond and other
important Contres-ouotations Of the New
York and Liverpool Cotton Markots-Pro-
visions and Gram.
NEW YORK. May eS.-Monoy closed at3 per
,,nt. The highest rate was 40 per cent aud
re lowest 2ia per cent Exchange closed steady;
r.,.,od rates, isfa4Ss; actual rates 4S2ll0iN3la
f,r sixty day bills and ss,'4a4,siS for demand.
government bonds closed steady; currency Gs,
81, bid: as, coupon. IIs bid; ass DO. loi bid.
Tho stock market was dull during the two
hour, OK trading this morning, Wlth prices ir-
REGULAR. 40 the opening ON encouraging crop
'-,.uecfs and Saturday. favorable bank state
,..rf fhfre was some buying and q ilrm tone.
Prices advanced es before lO I'D. This improve
mems was not long uslaihet' NunseqN, hl ilHiil-
r,.rinQ hy the bears, together with reports or
f.rtltr engagement OF gold FOR shipment
,rt brisk selling Icy London parties.
,auecd the market 60 weaken and the
s5yancc was more than lost hy noon. 10 was
e.Il that S&OOJ.WO. moro ol gold would Zoe
C..aced Tor shipment to Europe by Wednesday,.
\, orders FOR gold had been received az the
Treasury Department up to - clock, but lt
vs- stated thot inquiries .that would prohanlf
eliminate I'm orders had been made Tor elO5O-
al lsrkawanna. Union Pacific, Missouri ld-
,.fr the Orangcrs, Wizards, Chicago
.rl Ia>tCrn Illinois. and Nashville and
.aattono'gs were tho most conspicuous IN
f.r mornings trading. hc sales amounted TO
81. o1r shares. lhO decline af midday as COM
r..r..l with saturday figures. ranging from Is to
a. rrr cent. lu Che afternoon 40 became positive
is known that S5'e0 OF gold mad been engaged
f.r .Nrort bH "Wednesday steamers. ana prices
f.r-rur declined fractUnoIly. There was very
l-tIr trading and dealings Were fcatueIcss.
Ihe closing prices were about the lowest OF me
Cent over than Saturdays closing. Sales
....rfufsl - 2-l.Nli shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
RAILROADS.
N = = :: w Hario|k:NsstsInRR
IN EFTECT wAY q, isal.

SCHEDULE LEAVE " Ef hlGHao N.Y. ~ 1885,
ByKD-sTREET S'TATfog
o0) A. NJ. daily. via Petersburg Richmond
and Norfolk through express Ar
rive Norfolk II: % A. NJ Stops only
=, 81 Petersburg, wayerly and Suffolk.
1905 A NJ, daily, via Petersburg. Arrive ss
Petersburg, 1850 A. NJ. No. 3 leaves
Petersburg II: A. NJ for Farm
vile, Lynchburg and all points
South and West. Through car Rich
mond 10 Roanoke and Radford
f2:f0 2. NJ, daily, via Petersburg Arrives AZ
Petersburg 30 Z. ~, daily; leaves
Petersburg at TO Z. ", daily, ar
irving at Lynchburg at $50 p. VI. I:
kadford at 40 T. NJ. No connec.
ton beyond Radforu
5;45 p. NJ, daily. via Petersburg; arrives as
Norfolk az go +. VI
iIso p ~. daily, via Petersburg. arriving Pc
tersburg at Y 20 A.. NJ, connecting
with Train No. IL, leaving Peters
burg at l2.45 A. VI for Farmyile,
Lynchburg and all points South and
West. Pullman palace sleeper boz
tween Richmond and Lynchburx
Berths ready for occupancy at .
1885 A. NJ. daily. via Burkoville, for Farm
vile, Lynchburg and tho West and
PULLMAN SIIEEEPING-CAR ACCOsIsloDA-
No. l-Sleeping-car Richmond 10 Lynchburg;
also Petersburg to- Bristol without change.
leaving Petersburg daily at i2:45 A. NJ Pullman
sleeper roanoke 70 Memphis and New orleans
without change.
No. Through coach Richmond 70 Roanoke
and kadford; Pullman sleeper Roanoke to
Memphis, without change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, and all information
can be obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot. A. w. CARRIERS, SOi Main street,
and at tho Company's oficel 9 east Main street.
r. w. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent.
". b. BEYILL.
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

NV YORK, May 25.-Messrs; Hubbard, Price "
"Ihe Liverpool market proved dl, appointment
90 the bulls today 10 was believed that WIN
the reopeninR of business in Manchester liver
sales there today were only 1000 bales and
futures were partially l.Cid lower ne loss
however. was recovered at the close, "hlch was
quite on the near positions and nrm on lno oIo-
tant Here prices arc abOnt three 70 TOUR Joihls
lower on the near positions, while the dlstl4ahe
show loss Of from one 10 two points. INC
weakness in New Orleans prevented any recovery
here IN resi- Onse TO the better closing In Liver
pool. and the wide discount et which the near
positions are selling is so firm that the beaIS
claim evidence Of weakness Of The SITUATION
able
Futures closed irregular; receipts at ports
soday estimated AZ 1900 bales against 6,4S2 bSies
iAet week, and 1881 bales last year. ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

ST. LOUIS May 25.-Flour firm with a fair in
Quiry; y y. S34oa g. 81; family, S3'5@Sio3;
choice. SAO5aS4 20; fancy, -. iJa $3.50; patent,
sto5asAl0. Wheat higher; July. 9jlsc; August,
g5'sc.; september, 9i9sc. Corn firm and nigh
or; May. 53t3c; July. 81, 521tc;' SEPTEMBER
I'D: July, 40llc. bid; September, 34c;. nd.
pork-Standard mess. Sli.25. Lard-PTime
steam. s6.I5 asked Dressed meats-Shouders,
500. Bacon-Boyed shoulders, $500; longs,
s640; clear ribs, S64OeS645; short clear. s6.55@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

BA1T1wonr. 1ID.. May 25.-Flour dull; West
ern supernc, $3.50 $50; DO extra, $3.50 Sif5'
do. family. 3ie5'e S3.25; winter wheat patent
S5.4OaSa1J; spring wheat patent, $500 $40;
spring wheat straight. e5aS5A. Southern
wheat dun: fultz. SIO9e Sl13; longberry, 81
aslI4: NO.2rcd iirmer; spot, Bib; the month,
s1I2ll: july Sl014e8LOi16; August sl.0j1sa
81 0rs4. Corn-Southern weak and nominal;
white, 72e1g12c July, 6Ol567lc Oats dull and
weak; No. y white Western, SIC. asked; No .
mixed Western. 56c. asked. Rye nominal; No, :
qsr. Grain freights quiet Provisions steady
without change. Peanuts unchanged
StOcAs-Nuglnla threes, 50 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Now Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. May 25.-Iice, ordinary TO
prime. 4lbo554c. Sugars quiet; open kettle far
To good fair, 3i5o3A-: common, 2A@2 3-l6; IN
ferior. aI,c.: centrifugal choice yellow clarl-
fed. PC; prime do. Hsol $40; off do,
81; second. 8o4c. Molasses steady; open kci-
tie fermenunclgoodfa to prlme23e 25c.; centrl-
fugal prime o. good prime, 2lc.; far TO good
fair 1ia15c.; good common, 100 PC; common,
ALn-nn-. lnLerIOr. n-Alc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
FarnvIIIe, Va.

TARMvI1E. Va, May 23-Our tobacco sales for
week ending to-day IS 1889 pounds We have
Ne had a heavy hail storm this evening, but
have nol heard the extent OF the damage done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

WILMINGTON. \. c.. May 25.-Spirits Of turDen-
tine steady at.35 BE-; rosn firm strained 81 ~;
good do. SL25. Tar firm Sl.50. Crude turpen-
tine firm, hard $40: yellow dip and virgin,
$40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

CvcrxNAT1. May 25.-Pork Regular, s11.95a
s1f37lS: family, S1G2l4e5l155 Lard-ketilt
dried G-L01c. Bac0u-ShOrt clear sides, $3.50
Nhisky-Sales SIS barrels at 8l.I6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

CHARLESTON, S. c.. May 25-TurpentinC
steady at 35c. Kosin firm; good strained al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANYILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND;

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. II. 2:55 A. NJ go,
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Dauyille
> Greensboro, Winston Salem. Durham,
Raleigh, Randleman, Salisbury, Asheville, Hot
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, AUGUSTA
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New Or-
leans, Texas and California. Pullman palace
sleeping-cars Richmond to Danyille aud Dan,
nile to Asheyille, Augusta, birmingham and
New Orleans.
TRAIN No. Is. rs A. VI.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA EA-
Y PRESS, daily for Burkeville, all stations on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. Lynchpurg'
knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis and Nash-
vile; also for keysville, Clarksville, oxford,
Henderson, Durham and Raleigh This train
goes through solid TO Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 3, Y. ID
E'hSI MAIL, daily from all points on the
farmvile and Powhatan railroad, Danyllle,
greensboro, and points South, East and West
fuilman palace sleeping cars Danyille 10 Macon
ana Atlanta, and at Greensboro sleeper via
Asheville TO. Morristown, Tenn. At Danvllle
connects with the Washington and Southwestern
Nest1bule Limited
TRAIN No. r,6PM
"A MELlA ACCOMMODATION. daily except
"A sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. 12 Z :0l A. 81. No. 10. 4 10 z. NJ; No.
10. 4:tl T. M. and No. Is. S45 A. Nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

NORFOLK, Va. May 2j-Peanut market firm;
prime, &C.; strictly prime. &c.; fancy 31sc.