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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20
MCINTYRE, hlGUIRE 4. CO.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS!
In Case Unforeseen Circumstances Prevent Your
Neighbor Reading Our Advertisement
THIS WEEK,
PLEASE NOTIFY Them to Come to the Greatest
Bargain Center on Earth
Dry Goods, Upholstery Goods
Kitchen Furnishings.
Through the aid of Cash, we bought on the
spot several large lots Of merchandise at fabu-
lousy low prices, and intend this week to turn
them into money again.
You who are so familiar with the goods and
prices readily see the marvellous reductions
and the benefit to be derived from an early call.
Kitchen Furnishings.

Crockery.
Cups and Ssucers only &c.
Sugar Bowls only 13c
Breakfast Plates only SC.
Platters only 10c.
112 pieces English Decorated Dinner Set
Only $685.
Sc pieces English Tea Set only $3.50.
112 pieces Gold Band and Decorated Din
ner Set, actually sold at $22,
Price s14.5O.
Window Shades.
500 Holland Shades, assorted lengths,
good roller, slightly damaged by water,
At 10c each.
1000 Shades made of best American
Holland, extra good spring roller, at 25c
each, Actual value 373c.
1000 Opaque Shades, with new gilt
dado, curtain worth at least 75c,
Price 39c each.
Window Shades made to order at less
price than you can buy them elsewhere.
Dress Goods.
II pieces all wool, 40 inch wide, home
spun, latest shades, At 45c yard.
20 pieces all wool Plaids, new and
choice colorings, value 81, Price 75c.
Full line Broadcloths, new shades, 81
inches wide, SOC to ST. so.
65 pieces 40 inch all wool Dress Goods,
a new cloth, beautiful colors, value 75c,
Price SOC yard.
Sicilian Cloth, 25 pieces, new, choice
shades, At 45c yard.
20 pieces Striped Surahs, all wool, cheap
at SOC Price SOC yard.
Black Dress Goods.
pieces Black Mohair, AZ inches wide
cheap at SIC, Price 29c yard.
10 pieces Black and White Plaids, A
inches wide, Price SOC yard.
Black and white stripe Mohairs, cheap
at S5c, Price SOC yard.
Ladies' Hosiery.
LOT 80 dozen Ladies' Balbriggar
Vests, French neck, pearl button, sill
| bound, long and short sleeves, bargain
Price 3Sc.
LOT go dozen Ladies' White Gossa
mers, French neck, pearl buttons, etc.
ETC., actual value SOC, Price 3sc.
| rs doz Ladies' Balbriggan Drawers, al
sizes, 2S to 40, at 25c each. Value SOC.
100 dozen Ladies' French Lisle Fancy
Hose, all black boots, 1S new, choice styles
equal to any sold at 75c, Price SOC.
! ParasolS.
| 90 in all, Ladies' Fancy Parasols-Spe
P. cial for this week, Price $2.9S.
80 in all, Ladies' Fancy Parasols, man
ufacturer's stock, ranging in price from
81. so to 1915 each,
Your choice at So 25 each.
Cloak Room.
One lot Ladies' Cheviot Refers, blac1
and tan shades, at $500,
Actually worth $3.50.
One lot Ladies' choice Refers in gran
good cloth (black and tans), made to retail
at $1,000, Price $3.50.
80 stylish black Jackets, REFER style
silk trimmed collar, actual value $10.50,
Price $3.50.
$50 Ladies' and Misses Blazers in p1ai
blue, black and tan, also stripes,
At $500 and upward.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20

Lace Curtains.
80 pairs Brussels pattern Scotch Lace,
full size, dining room or parlor Curtains,
never retailsd under So to $3.50,
At $2.25 per pair.
100 pairs Cream and White Bedroom
Lace Curtains, cheap at $1.75,
so pairs Madras Lace Curtains, cheap at
IS, Price $3.75 per pair.
rs pairs Chenille Curtains with tassels,
latest thing, $3.50 per pair.
500 Wood Poles with brass trimmings
At 15c, complete for window.
Hamburgs.
5000 wards Hamburg will be sold this
week at less than half what they cost to
land
1000 yards Sc Hamburg Edgings,
Price &c yard.
1000 yards 10 and 124c Hamburgs,
Price sc yard.
1000 yards 121 and 15c Colored Ham
burgs, Price sc a yard.
1000 yards 20 and 25c Hamburg Edgings
and Insertions, Price 12ac yard.
so pisces % inch Flounces, in Swiss and
Cambria, SOC quality, Price 25c yard.
so pieces As inch Swiss and Cambria
Hemstitched and Scalloped Flounces, all
sold at 81 and $1.25,
Price SOC yard.
25 pieces As inch Swiss and Cambria
Flounces, hemstitched and scalloped edges,
50 to So quality, Price 81 yard.
New Line of Silkines.
Spotted Muslins, Scrims, Tambour Mus
Inns. etc., for sash and window draperies.
Sd 81 Chenille Table Covers, cheap at
50, choice new colors, Price s1.4S.
1000 yards best Ingram Carpeting, sold
always at zoe,
Price CSC yard, in pieces only.
Lace Department.
5 pieces all silk Black Chantilly Net,
never 1etailed under $1.50,
At CSC yard.
1000 yards Cord Ruching
At 6 yards for 15c.
Handkerchief.
100 dozen Ladies' HIS. Colorsd Bordered
Handkerchief, always sold at 15c,
At for 25c.
Lace Caps and Hats.
25 dozen Children's Lace Caps, cheap a
| SOC, Price zoe.
10 dozen Lawn Hats, same as sold at SOC
Price 25c.
DOmestics.
100 pieces best quality American Sateen
in choice designs, light and dark effects
| you know the price everywhere, 123c,
At 64c yard.
200 pieces new Spring Prints in plaid
and figures, stripes and plain, &c the pric
elsewhere, At 44c yard.
.COttOns.
bales Brown Sheeting, good quality, 81
price elsewhere, At 43c yard
3 cases "A Bleached Cotton, same ss sol'
at 34c; we promised the manufacturer t.
take off the tickets and not advertise tn
name. Price 63c yard.
2 cases 20 inch Cotton Birds Eye Diaper
price always 60c,
At 4sc piece of 10 yards.
Table Damask.
10 pieces Cream Irish Damask, beautifr
patterns, old price 62ac,
At 44c yard.
so 8-4 Turkey Red Table Covers at 20
so 1914 Turkey Red Table Covers at w
so 1874 Turkey Red Table Covers at 81 IL
100 dozen Huck Towels, extra long size
At 19c each.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20
Muslin Underwear.

Is dozen Mother Hubbard with puffed
sleeves, Ladies' Night Robes,
At 50c-a bargain.
10 dozen Mother Hubbard, beautifully
trimmed, Ladies' Night Robes, worth
$3.50, At $1.00.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20
gnttrnaI aud Gnmrier.

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
lished in Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20
Infants Long ClOaks.

20 Infants Long Cloaks, actual value
$500, Price $1.39.
Is Infants Long Cloaks, beautifully en-
broidersd, old price So, At $2.00 each.
20 Infants Long Cloaks, cashmere with
embroidery, sold at S., Price So. so.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20
gea1 Estate

FOR SALE CHEAP.
FNfA The cottage house, recently built, No.
f;;;l 1416 State street, near Bishops Gate, East
.asesAL Rock Park; contains rooms, city water,
bathroom, etc. This house was built for service,
not for sale; good, honest-built house and in
good condition; any size lot, 30 40 or so feet
date purchaser. Property in this locality is be-
ing sold at advanced prices Apply
BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
mh30 769 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE Cry; 10
CENTS A WEEK, 80 CENTS MONTH, IS
FOR SIX MONTHS, Sc YEAR. TIE
SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
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Silks.


10 pieces Black Gros Grain at $1.25.
10 pieces Black Gros Grain At $3.50.
IS pieces Black Surah at $1.00.
10 pieces Satin Rhadame at Toe.
so pieces Cslored Satin at SOC.
100 pcs Black and Colored Velvets
At $1.00.
SO pieces China Silk at 48c
81 pieces Colcred Surah Silks at Sc.
26 pieces Printed India Silks at SOC.
80 pieces Fancy Dress Silks for
trimming, etc. At 75c and $1.25.
AZ pieces Drapery China Silks at 500.
Gloves.
4Button Kid Gloves, actual value 75c,
Price SOC pair.
Our display of Kid and Silk Gloves very
large-A special bargain in Mousquetaire
Gloves, At 79e.
Foster Hook Glove, as sold elsewhere at
Sits, Price $1.25.
Mems Furnishings.
100 dozen Mems fast black and plain
eolored Half Hose, full regular made,
double heel and toe, actual value 81. so per
| dozen, Price 25c pair.
| so dozen Four-in- Hand Teck and Puff
| Scarfs in crepe and all silk, beautiful Sc
lection of the latest designs, sold every
| where at 75e, Price 50c.
8 cases of Mems grey and white Merine
Underwear, bargain, Price 50c.
25 dozen Mems Cheviot and Dome
Shirts, At SOC, 75c and $1.00.
eE- Return railroad fare paid to all on
of town customers who buy $40 worth O
goods.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-20

10 pieces Cream Irish Damask, beautiful
patterns, old price 623c,
At 44c yard.
so 8-4 Turkey Red Table Covers at Toe.
so 1914 Turkey Red Table Covers at 9Sc.
so 012-4 Turkey Red Table Covers at 81 ~.
100 dozen Huck Towels, extral long sizes,
At 19c each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15

NV roRK.July i4.-Monev closed at per cent,
fehrhcst rate. The lowest was ~ Exchange
,,..l steady; posted rates. As55ae As;1s; actual
rae. 4sis4aLs5 for sixty days. and As6'iGtS7
q emand Governments steady; as. coupon,
81. as. 1905.
Ir.Ine in stocks was limited this morning
lHHi he forenoon 40 particular move
...t developed itself in either direction Union
l..Ic -akreI on London selling. and sugar
l.... coates declined on rather freq market,
,,.t.r due. no doubt. 20 realization 10y insiders
.. recently protected the stock against tho
fr raid. Denver and Rio Ofande dropped
s..l two 20 three points on the announcement
... yesterday that the company hao passed
&. dividend. Chicago Gas was SOLD freely on
announcement that tho common council Of
chicago had passed over the mayors veto tho
..I.nsuce giving the rival Eas company permits
SION g. Jas pipes ia the streets chicago Gas TEL
aver ger cent The only really strong STOCK
OF th, morning was Edlsons General Electric
fht stock rs price advanced from "o TO
in-it ST. Paul. htchison and Louisville we're
q .r-.f fl. only other active stocks or the morn
attributed fn The decision OF Judge Wallace sis-
flaming the patent of Edison to the incandes.
.r.nf 'arau. Ihe general market WAS weak, ana
,.f noon f.e prices were fTactiOnaily lower than
fhe' tossed lass evening. no feature OF he al
fer.1. l Isl dealings Was the EFFORT OF the Ola su-
var i... fo create another excitement over heavy
lurI.g Tie prices Of certificates, however,
pflUla. market presented no feature. Dcaling
va. 10 very small scale. Edison Electric Light
r.s-fcd CD l92is 40 which price 1t closed me
General lst closed ~ 80 ~ per cent. lower IN
-..sf instances while Nashville and Chatt0-
u00ga closed per cent lower. SalesS46E shores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15

bales. july, 7.pts7:Q5; September, SOFAS 10: De-
tober, 62'9S.2i; November. SMASH; Decem-
Der. ase@s:fo; January, ss79sis: February,
s2oee 9G March s.6J@5.06; April 67taa75;
In Liverpool, spot cotton moderately active
gnchanged prices; middling upiands,
tei6d; sales, 5000 bales. Futures casy: duly
AngRst. D-ad; September. ss.6ad.; 5eptem-
bor-October Se6id.: October November,
4SS-bld; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO-64d
PRODUCE
Flour-flour closed quiet and weak NJ pre-
Nlous ngures. houthern -four steady; trade and
a Wheat opened steady at about last nights
nRures' 9gt soon weakened and began 20 decline.
Nearly az ne new on hand was besrish with the
exception OF a decrease Of 608,000 bushels IN the
amount OF wheat on passage. Cables reported
the gram markets quiet. while crops in the West
were reported as progressing favorably. Prices
closed weak and y 10 nc. lower. Spot lots
clo,ed e. lower; spot sales, No. = red winter.
S,nA; No. red winter July. 979sc.; August,
s0>sc.; September, 95}sc.; October. 95lsc
'orn-Opuon9 were active. excited and higher
on the scarcity Of spot stun and light receipts
Irices closed l4@3}4c. higher. Spot lots closed
steady; sales No mixed, zoe; No. mixed
Snly, 6SAc.; August I5'sc.: September, 6O}4c.;
Oais-Options we're dull and irregular. clos
ing I'D &c. respectively for July and August,
and sc higher for September. Spot lots closed
higher for white Sales, No. white &c; No.
DO, 4ssta50c.; No. ? mixed, 45c. No ?, 42If8
43,sc.: No mixed. July, 42g4c. August. sac
FORK quiet; mess, ell.25 for new
Lard quiet and easier, $6.45 July. 1913;
August sGG5.
Sugars sugar in fair demand and
firmer, ID i6a3c for 50 test muscovado: 3Skc.
for 96 test; refined firm. but dull: cut loaf and
crushed, 5hc.; powdered. f3sc. ; granulated,
l4sep1c. cubes 4ssc. mould l" A." 44c. CON
fectioner's A" 414c.
Coffee Spot lots coffee quiet; fair Rio car
goes. l0l.c
Petroleum Utter stagnation prevailed in tho
petroleum market to-day. There was but one
quotation on tho Consolidated Exchange. and
that was 6S'4c. Buckeye remained at l3c.; August
closing, 6sl4c.
Naval Stores-The market is quiet for spirits
tnrpentlnc az sc. for regular and 31%c. for ma
strained, S121is; good. @l.40. Stock. 1871 bar
reis rosin, 1851 barrels turpentine, and 552 bar
reis tar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va. July l4.-Oflerngs OF tobac-
c.. 80 auction on Change to-day. Tuesday. July
10 1927 Total offerings, 10 packages; ono pack
&c cid az el4.75. one taken I'm at sl8 one sold
.. tl2. one sold at ID. one sold at Sl0.62ts. one
f0t az $50. one sold at So 90. one sold at g. So
Ol' sold 40 $3.50, one taken IN at $3.50
Private sales reported % tho secretary Of the
IUcLmOnd Tobacco Trade to day tuesday. July
.f lssl. Wrappers, 3 hogsheads, filters. GO hogs
heads. cutters. hORsheats. smokers, hogs
te-ds dark leaf "a hogshoads Total, li5 hogs
once Of The tobacco inspector reports to-day
lnesdGy. July u, 1891. Inspections, bright, l02
l0gshoads; dark I is hogsheads. tierces, &c;
teuspecuOus. bright, 81 hoRsheads.
Farmers, Wilson s.. Virginia. Allegheny,
Nanghans Old Dominion. Crenshaw's, Sbockoe
Meals Dayenports. Shelburns, ana SeAbrooks
warehouses; report to-day, tuesday July "a. 1891 /:
once Of the collector Of tho United States In
formal revenue reports coAectlons Tor tho city
q Richmond to-day, Tuesday, July -, 1881.
ts follows. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes.
$500 .5: tax paid plug tobaccos. t2,02l6l; tax
tad special $3.50. Total, SNlO449.
lsrrs Gooch a. Co, Henderson. \. G., ar
rfel in Richmond this afternoon. and is MAX
ing the Office OF our Mr.. T. j. Neal Jr., hls
Aetiquarters.
aI the good attendance on their sales 10 day
Ns are glad 20 soc 50 great an interest mani
ff-'tl. lf looks as II our buyers had walked mp
. Me Importance OF the situation and were do
tuniued 10 support the new move
oar Mr. w. GreGnOr Neal Us reported better to-
cav. Ne are glad TO hear IT, and trust he will
Boon be oui again.
ie..srered al tho Tobacco ExchangcTuesdsy.
,u.. lf 1891 A " Drumheller farmNile. Is. J.
D. .I.l lOuis8. Owen DAVIS, Henderson. n g.
,.-u b Hoaturight. louisberR. \. c.; w. w
na.sl. and J. IA. Noblett, Milton, \. G.; Il. ".
lftesor New York; j. b. Dowdcn Big Stone
hr W p. Gillian, Of Farmville is in Rich
mon '0-dav
our Nr Maurice T. Smith arrived in Rich
nold ihis Afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
Notice toContractors

The Building Committee of tho Young Mems
Christian Association of PETERSBURG, Va, will
receive proposals for the erection Of their New
Building until NOON MONDAY. July ~. 1891.
The work may be bid for as a whole or 10y classes
as follows VIZ: Excavation and Brick Work
Granite Work -BrOwnstOne NOrk-Carpentcr
hghts-plumbing- Gas-titting Steam Heating
and Boilers Wrought and Cast Iron Work and
Steel Girders-l'lastering Painting and GlaZ-
ing All proposals must be sealed addressed 10 the
undersigned, plainly marked Proposal for Y.
VI. c. A. Building" and must be IN hand by the
aforementioned dale. The Committee re-
serves the right 10 reject, any and all bids.
nation NAV be had Al the Office Of Major HarTi-
son Waite Architect, Petersburg, Va
jy3-fr, tu.we2w o. b. MORGAN Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
RnItif1ore.

BALTIMoRE. ND. July 14.-Flour dull and IN
changed; receipts 1908 barrels: shipments. ll8
barrels; sales, 300 barrels. Wheat weak: spot.
EA99sc; the month, g54a 96Jec.; August, 9i9s's
Nf4c.; September, g4js49i9bc. October 94)4c.
asked. Southern wheat easy; Tultz, 9O692c f;
longbcrry, 93c.SSi o.; receipts, 2Ggi3 bushels;
shipments, none: stock, 1924 bushels: sales,
10000 bushels. Corn hrmer; spot, &C; the
month 5l]9c.; August, 62c; September dc.
54675c; spot No. white, 75c.; receipts, 3255
bushels; shipments. none; stock, 2lO733 bush
els. Oats quiet; No. 2 white. Western, 47ls
isc. No. mixed, Western, 46a47c.; receipts.
1904 bushels; shipments, none; stock, sa,O3S
bushels. Rye nominal; No. 2, 63s3Oc.; receipt s
100 bushels; shipments, mono: stock 5.S36 BUSH
els. Hay active and frmer; good 10 choice
timothy Sl2500l5OJ. Grain freights easy and
unchanged. Cotton dull and unchanged. Pro-
visions steady and unchanged. Butter steady
and unchanged Eggs unchanged. Coffee firm;
RIO cargoes fair 1880. No. T. 1l1kc Sugar I'M
changed. Copper steady and unchanged
Whisky unchanged. Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks-Yrginia 3's $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
RICHMOND GENERALMARRETs.


Wool-Tuh-washed. free hurrs. SOc.: unwash
| Cd do 2l@2sc.; Morino' unWashed, nc; bury,
| SG9c per pound less
Oak Sole Leather-Louisyile. according TO
quality and weights, 33a86c.; prime oak sole. S3a
SIC; good OAK sole 3Oa32c; oak sole, Urinary,
25a2Sc.; oak backs per pound according to quail
Hides~Dry flint. 7l6asc. per pound;
dry flint, damaged, 5l6a6l4c per yound dry
flint, calf baGc. per pound; dry sailed, 5lsa
6I4c per pound; dry sailed, damaged 5a5l1c
per pound: dry sailed, calf, &c. per pound; dry
saltoq, glue hides, &a3c; per pound; green
salted, 4a419c. per pound; green sailed dam
aged, 8a31ec. Per pound; green sailed heavy
steer and heIfer hides, sixty pounds aud over,
are worth lc. per pound more than above quota
tons for green sailed hides; green. sailed calf
skins No l. 55a65c Per pound No 2 S5a45ee
green sailed hides No. /, twenty to thirty
pounds, 51ea4c. per pound; green sailed hides.
NO. g twenty 70 thirty pounds 3a3>8c per
pound veal kips, fifteen to twenty pounds. soc.
Wool-Washed 2sa29c; washed, bury, %
a25c; unwashed 2la22c.; unWashed. slightly
bury. l5alsc. unwashed. badly bury. llal5c.
Skins -Sheepskins: Green sailed lambs,
50aS5c.; green sailed shcarinss, i5a60c.;
green sailed wool skins 75caSllO.; dry lambs,
25a60c.; dry Shearhngs, 5ai0c.; dry wool
skins, G5a90c; goat skins, dry, lJa30c.; goat
skins, green sailed, 2)a3Oc. deer skins la
26c. per pound; tallow, 4stsc.. per pound;
hoeswaX. 2a22lec- per pound; fish sounds, 2Oa
PC. per pound.
CEMENT, LIME. PLASTER Erc.
Cemont Rosendale, s14O per barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, salOc per bushei; Rock
land 81 1Oasl 10 per barrel. according to guam
uty; Virginia. S1OOatl05.
Plaster Lump, stO0 per ton; ground, $3.50;
cGlcIned plaster, $l.65
North Carolina Tar, large size, $s; coal tar,
Fire Brick per 1000, S55ase0.
Plastering Hair: 4a5c. per pound
FLOUR.
Fine, ss.Ooas3.25; superfne. s375as4.OO: extra.
family sf.50as475; patent family, S525as540.
BeeswaN: Pc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: Rossed, 5000 per 22iO
pounds black oak and chestnut, rough, $1,000
800 per 5000 pounds
flaNseed: Sl.2OaSl.30 per bushel.
GROCERIES AND wooDENwARE.
Cheese: Northern and Western prime cutting,
small, iOall1Rc'; common, 7allc; pineapple,
25c.
Fish: Herrings-North Carolina Family Roa
half barrels, 1926 new; Potomac, gross, SAYS;
North Carolina cut. S4.75.
Candies: Adamantine candles, y ounces $50
per set
shoulders, &C.; Virginia hams, fancy, 15al7c.;
Smi lhcid hams gle: sugar-cured, llal2lec,
according TO size; bulk-sides, s6; bellies, SIC;
backs, 5l1c. short backs. BE-
Buckets: Painted, two hoops SIPS; three
Brooms: Two strings, sl.OOasi.qs; three
strings, sl25a$200; four strings s2O0aS2,0
Baskets Willow, silbasi.3O per nest. split Da
q Coffeo: Rio, isa2sc.; Lsguayra, Oaqlc Java
Lard, Prime SIC. for tierces; lard COM
pound, c9sc. for tlerces: cans, usual difference.
Matches: COS, b5c per gross; zoos sib0 gross;
zoos. s2i 60os s6as5.N gross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
PROPOSALS.

EASTERN LUNArc ASYLUM,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July II, 1911
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. UNTIL 70
L O'Clock VI. on WEDNESDAY, July % 1891
receive SEALED PROPOSALS for furni.h hing
this institution for tho ensuing quarter with
the following articles
GROCERIES.
15G bushels Flour
$50 bushels Corn Meal 90 pounds por busheD
II 900 pounds Shoulder Bacon
l.2O0 pounds Ham Bacon
1900 pounds Pure Lard
1900 pounds Granulated sugar
1000 pounds Yellow Sugar.
1000 pounds Laguayra Coffee.
$50 pounds Green Tea.
so pounds Rice.
zoo ounds Soda Crackers.
1000 pounds Laundry soap.
cases Tomatoes, No. 3.
200 gallons MOlasses
barrels Roe Herrings.
20 gallons Vinegar
DRY GOODS.
200 yards Mems Wear.
500 yards Blcached ottOn
1870 yards Brown Cotton.
100 yards Shectng 90.
400 yards Ginghams.
jon pairs Blankets.
Is Bed Spreads.
10 dozen Mems Undershirts
dozen Ladies Vests.
- pairs Mems Shoes rs. T.. ~.
60 pairs Women's Shoes a, 3, G, y.
20 dozen Half Hose.
40 dozen Hose.
Parties may bid for any one or more Of the
articles. All are required 10 furnish with bids
samples 10 be examined by the Board Of DIrec-
tors az their meeting, July %. 1891. Articles
must in every case come fully mp 20 samples,
otherwise will be returned al bidders expense
All articles must he delivered freight prepaid.
al the Williamsburg depot on or before the goth
day Of July, 1891. unless otherwise directed by
the undersigned. and will be weighed and
measured.
Payments to he made in thirty days after re-
cent OF the goods
Bidders must state price on each sample, and
designate their samples with private mark do
not use same mark in former bldsl but IN no
case must name Of bidder appear on samples.
A list of the bidders samples, prices. mark and
name. must be- sealed aud addressed 10 the
Board OF Directors. care Of the uuders igned.
The right is reserved 10 award the contract 10
any one or more of the bidders. or reject any or
all bids offered, which should be marked 20
Furnish Supplies and addressed 10
G.. J.. AKSiIS1EAD.
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asy lum.
jyl2,l4&l5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15

d, etW lohN July M-Nesrs Hul bard. Price &
,hpthJ 90 their cotton circular tonight. says;
ne market continues very dull decline of
aD4lt iouf points here following drop of 2-6id.
tnoe al, uoys losing steady a. about yesterdays
.ose' hecei I, are heavy, and while crop ad-
We ~ COM iloIed favorable the resistance 20
ky eluia.ic Foreign adYicos can be- found in
ne yhyln2 ~ prominent Greek house Of some
. ~ thou.sno bale, OF contracts against sales II
'Ilon made IN Liverpool and Manchester. This
III "ns a9ineieht 20 absorb The offerings as
"o Iaa.; WINE very positive IA their position
va positive IN their opinion a. 10 a lower range
'dso9 ~ iiot NilAng 20 loe0mo free sellers at
A', ,t er,iisai tlme Tor ihe growing CROP
A. ports arc b50 bales agaibst oao last wee ~
:. ~ oAies iest year. Tho spot fnarket Is easy
e, former quotations. Middiing uniandn go
'''sS' no Daits. Transactions ia futures, 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15

ST LOUIS No. July 4.-Flour dead. dull and
lower; XXX, s3S3.25; family. s33Ja3 20: choice.
Wheat lower; July, s5lsc. bid; August. s3lec.
September, SIC. bud; December SIC. bid Corn
higher July. 55ls SC. bid; August. 5211c.: Septem-
S3lsc asked: August. PIC. bid; September. 21llc
Pork Standard mess, slO75. Lard-Prime
steam g. Dressed meats Shoulders. &C.. longs,
6tsc.; clear ribs. oJfc shorts G9lc. Bacon
ribs. S11Oe7l5; shorts, S725a13O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
(lliCagO.

CHICAGO July N-Wheat was weak to-day on
fine weather, heavy receipts and weak and in
different cables July closed NC lower, while
later options sustained losses Of only s6834c.
Receipts. 60i cars.
COrn-C0rn was strong on 3 good demand
for cash and smaller receipts. September ac-
tive and smaller receipts. Options closed Sc
higher. July closed 236c. higher. Receipts
63f cars.
GA Oats we're quiet and easy. closing 1se55c.
lower. Receipts 2i0 cars
sions-lroyisi closed 2lfc. higher for
pork; unchanged for lard; 211c. lower for ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15

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