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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 10.-Flour more ac-
tive and held higher; winter wheat, low
grades. S21002.55: do. patent, S3.GG42o.
Minnesota clear. s. 5OQ3jO; patent, $40
also. Southern -four firm and quiet:
common to fair extra, $2lOa31O; good
To choice do. $3.15d425.
Wheat fairly active and easier, with
options closing steady; No. , red. store
and elevator, SOFA S04c.; ahoat, Sl4c.
Options moderately active and irregular;
the close was weak at AQhc. decline;
May. S0hc.; June. Sic; July, S27sc.
Corn-Spot fairly active for export and
easier: No. -. 5Ols0j1c.; elevator. 5l5s0
52c. Options closed weak at lsnllSc.
under Yesterday and trading quiet clos
ing: May. $3.50; June, 5Olsc.; July, "@sc.
oats fairly active for export and nrm.
OPTIONS dull at isQi,c, lower and steady;
May 3Gisc.: June. 352ic.; July, 3ol2c.'
SO. .. 3Gd3T,c.. No. , white, 42h441c.;
mixed Western. 36q37c.; white do a.
n lSc.
Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece,
27032c.; pulled. 26d27c.
Beef firm and quiet; family, SllpG
1900; extra mess, s7.50a $50; beef hams
duh and steady at S1I75Q1S.50; tierced
beef dun and firm; city extra. India mess,
S1G50017OO; cut meats frm and quiet;
picked bellies S12OO, shoulders. $3.50;
middles inactive and firm; short clear,
S1i2j; hams. Sf3G0nl356.
Lard dull and easier; Western steam
closed at S1125; city, $l0.25 bid. Re
fined frmer and quiet, Continent, S1l.15;
S. A. Sl1.70; compound, $500.
Pork lower and quiet; old mess, $2O75;
new mess. S2l.jO. extra prime nominal.
Petroleum quiet: refined tirmer.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good. S1.2712q1.3O.
Turpentine-More doing and frmer at
3OAG3lltc.: sales, 300 barrels.
Rice easy and quiet domestic, fair TO
extra 3G559c.; Japan 4l2q4&lc.
Molasses-Foreig nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, dull
and steady al 3Od3Sc.
Peanuts quiet.
Conee-Options opened duh and closed
barely steady at 15G25 points up; May,
SItSj013.15; July. SlIS0; September.
SlL65a14S5 Spot Rio more active and
hrmer; No. :. 157sc.
Sugar-Raw firm and moderate bust
ness. fair refining. 3ic.; 96-test centri-
fugal. 4,c Refined quiet and firm' No.
( 13-16d5c.; of A. 4 15-l6q5llc.; stand
ard a. = 5-16d5i9c.; cut-loaf, j2i0j l5-l6c. ;
granulated. j-16ujAsc.
Grain freights 10 Liverpool quiet and
firm: cotton SGD; grain, 1Ad.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May lO-Cotton duh;
upauds. 1916, Orleans. s LIS, sales,
Lj bales; good ordinary 1l-l6. low
m41iluG u.s. Futures closed steady;
sales. 100 so bales. May, 100. June, 7.Gl;
July. TO. August. Isl; September. 79l;
October 7ps. November, 500; December,
hll; January S17.
The total consolidated net receipts at
al ports were . 400 bales: exports 10
Great Britain. 9.G5G bales: Continent,
Geo bales, stock Isl .0SG bales.
Total so far this wcek-Net receipts.
1880 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
l.3Gi bales. France. 81 bales; Cont
uent. 1881 bales.
GALVESTON. May 10.-Cotton quiet;
m'ddling. ~; net receipts. i2T bales:
sales. 100 bales; stock. 40. 2G5 bales
Great Britain. 1851 bales
NORFOLK. May lO.-Cotton firm: mid
ding. l1-i6. net receipts. 2S2 bales !.
stock. % 73S bales Coastwise. 4j7 bales.
BALTIMORE. May lO~Cotton nomi-
nall middling. l5-lG; gross rec aipis,
800 bales stock. S.2ii bales.
BOSTON. May lO.-Cotton quiet: mid.
ding 1916. net receipts. CPS bales;
gross receipts. Lie bales
WILMINGTON. May l0.-Cotton firm:
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Pulaski County Notes.

PULASKI, VA. May O.-Special-The
weather continues cold and rainy. The
grass grows. however. and that Is Of
most concern TO our farmers.
A number of foreign lawyers have been
in our town OF late. and rumor has II
that we are 10 have some lively litiga-
ton in the near future
Mr.. II. l.. Wysor. who has been ap-
pointed superintendent OF schools for this
county. was until recently one Of the
candidates for the clerkship Of the county.
His retirement leaves four still IN the
field. all of whom are working hard 10
win.
President Kimball spent the night with
us on his recent tour Of inspection. He
finds II hard not 10 stop at Maple Shade,
one Of the most attractive hotels In the
South.
Mrs. George Eldridge has So far re-
covered from her protracted illness as TO
be able TO leave for a visit TO East Nir-
ginia.
Fires are still comfortable on the hearth
stones. and some Of ms are seriously
contemplating ordering a fresh supply OF
coal for the summer.
Major Bentley and Mr.. Davis. mention
Of whose injuries have been made H. lhe
Tires. are 10th impr owing.
The car load OF zinc sent from here n
Chicago. intended for exhibition az inc
Worlds Fair. was long detained on the
road. but has at last reached its destina-
fiOn
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. May 10.-Brilliant
weather throughout the West seemed TO
dazzle. if not demoralize, the bulls to-
dav. Compared with last night, prices
show declines of 7sc. in wheat and corn,
&c. i'm oats. SOC in pork, &c. in lard and
t3i.c. i'm ribs. There was a marked I'M
provement I'm the crop outlook during the
twenty-four hours. This, taken In con-
nection with the Wall street demoraliza-
ton and the general dstrust of finance'
made the bull crowd nervous and hesi-
tating. and there was free selling and not
much demand The market turned very
strong during the last hour on the SEN
sationally higher Berlin and Paris cables,
which showed advances of &c. TO 2fic"
but i'm the final trading there was another
decline due 20 selling.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 10.-Cash QUO
tations-F1our firm. shippers bids are
stnl under sellers views and no sa,es
came to the surface; No. spring wheat.
75lsc.: No corn, 12Mc.; No. . oats,
&09sc.: mess pork. S20.GoG2O.70; lard,
S1O95G1I 90: short rib sides 0oose),
SfO42LGlO.43; dry sailed shoulders box
edD. SlOOOG1O -: short clear sides (boXed).
c1n o,N1O "a. whisky ST .13
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. "a. May /.

i,I' iIAlO-FD. y A., May lh, 1875.
OFFERINGS Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. Thirteen packages sun
cured tohaccos. highest price. $3.50. one
package sold at $3.50. one at $3.50. one
a' So two at S.. one at $500. one at $3.50.
one 40 SEQ one az $500. one taken ia at
t-i one sold at So. one at $40. one at
S.,
Private sales reported TO the secretary
o. the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers b hoesheads: filters, !; Tugs
orI. B.. leaf DARK, Do. Total. 10 hogs-
heads
IIe tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
l.-ue .tons- Dark. D. hogsheads and u
r.r..'. Reinspectons- Bright. 81 hogs
beads and . tierces. dark, , hogsheads
and uerces
MYERS, Farmers. Wilson's Allegheny,
r...aoe. Shelburns ola Dominion and
i.al'ars' tobacco warehouses report to-
days Receipts, l& packages, deliveries, 81
packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions for the city of IiOAmond. Va. to-
faU Cigars and cigarettes. N295; plug
toraccos. S.10.a9. Total. $3363.54
A. r4ht sharp break at shelburne's ware
Aaus, to-day. prices unchanged.
THE Planters warehouse had a house
choke fun to-day. including a carload Of
Granville county hrights. The farmers
were wen pleased.
A Heht sale OF Crenshaw's warehouse
t1.day highest price. $3.50.
REGISTERED 90 the Tobacco Exchange
to-day. j. A. Long RoNborO, y. c. Alex.
IT, Thorpe Rocky Mount.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
c,osrNa QUOTATIONS Or
MONEY.
and sales ri tho Richmond To-
psoco E1chanFe-I"'ern'' revenue
cou,etions-Foreign AdVioes.

.,,- vopK MAY 1O.-The stock mar
NJ" - toward decidedly lower
ke' 20 nriccs again to-day. Inc RAJ
I""f hI,b occurred at intervals were %
h0s' ",...-.,,or and. as the day drew 10
sHo.t ,bn boars became holder ana at
,otb the high and lo"-pil'eu
with great vlgor In a'uiu1"
t''. t.u about q most uniaNoIanlV
I" ,orort the street was Hooded Win
cruz ,orrcrning the Embarrassment
r...'. .. concerns here and In Phila-
.. and of the probable appointment
..lrors FOR the Northern racine
--.. None OF these rumors were
al huf they were made 10 90 ser
nevertheless. along win ouhcIs.
,.,to fbl depression was very h'"IhCu
,.,,.aIe There was buying by solld
..... and Che belief obtained mat 'he
t..r. we're making drives against spe0ia
....ts in order 60 facilitate GOVERNS IN
...r parts of tho list me snort Iu
..-.f .s simply immense ana 'ne ooI
..,irr demand Is brisk ooth LOT lhe az
.Isrce and suecialtlcs. The greatest
s y,or. United States Rubber pre-
t Il do common $. National Cord
preferred l0. Sugar preferred S''
- ~. American Tobacco =. ROCK
# 81. Lackawanna AS. Delaware
-.l hudson 2i,. General Electric :. Man
,,,.an as, Missouri Pacific 3. Lead pre-
ss--el .. New Jersey Central 4, North
.-- Pacific preferred 2a4 Reading .. Pull
,r e. Omaha 3. Western Union rs
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred 49,.
Az the close National Cordage preferred
recovered 3 and the general list was
d.. no. x per cent. above the lowest.
Nevertheless. speculation left off feverish
.rI unsettled Sales-Listed stocks,
5000 shares; unlisted stocks, 1900
shares.
Money on call has been steady. ranging
from 20 2 per cent. last loan az 3 per
cent. and closing offered ~ 3 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, Gi20S per cent.
Sterling exchange SIS stronger; posted
rates. $3.50 iN9ie; commercial bills, 4Ni0
4>1t Government bonds lower. state
bonds dull Railroad bonds weak.
Sub-Treasury Balances-COin, SEQ J2s,-
80. currency. S12Ol4pOO.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 10.-Noon.-Cotton
in moderate demand and prices easier;
American middling. 5-lG sales. 1000
bales: American, $3.50 bales; specula-
ton and export. 500 bales receipts, llUo
bales. Futures weak and demand mod
crate: May-June. 4 14-GiGf 1861; june
July. 4 1G-G4Gi 1864; July-August,f lt-of
"A 1864: August-September 1860
2l-G4: September-October, 2O-otg
4 22-G4: October November, 2l-64; NO
vember- December a 22-6iq4 23-6i; De
ceulber-January. 4 25-G4 Tenders, 600
bales new dockets and 200 bales old
dockets.
p. May. 4 14-G4q4 15-6i; May
June. 4 14-GfQ4 15-64; June-July, l6-o4'
sellers: July-August. 17-6i. buyers
August-Septembe 4 1S-6404 1864; sep
tember-October. 4 2O-6f sellers; October
November. 21-G4, sellers; November
December 4 22-6i. buyers; December
January. 4 23-64Q4 2i-d4. Futures
closed quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL. May 10.-Whitsuntide
holiday will be observed on the Cotton
Exchange here from l Z. NJ. Friday,
May 18th. 10 the following Wednesday
morning.
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yIRGTyIA NEWS NOTES.
Items Gathered Here and There and
rv~rywhere Throughout the State.

Everywhere Throughout The state.
The wife ~ Colonel William n. Denny.
81 Winchestr, died in Nashville. Tenn.
on Saturday.
The new trial OF Jefferson Phillips. for
tho killing OF George :. Smith on the
night OF July a. 1871. was commenced
I'm the Corporation Court OF Alexandria
Monday morning.
The State Board OF Education on SAT-
urday appointed @. w Grigsby superin-
tendent Of schools OF King George coun-
". and ]. Il. McInturf. OF Shenandoah
The commissioned officers Of the Second
Virginia infantry will meet at Basic City
Tuesday. May 18th. 20 choose success
sor 10 Colonel Joseph A. Mutton, de-
ceased. and 20 I'll other vacancies in the
regimental staff.
The new Hotel Roma, belonging TO
NJ. Maugialetto. at Lamberts Point. was
burned early Sunday morning. The
building was nearly completed. and was
three stories high. and contained forty
four rooms. II is not known how the
fire started The place was insured for
about two-thirds its value. and the loss
is about 5000. 1t will be rebuilt
=. !. KimbalI. president OF the Norfolk
and Western: Peyton l.. Terry, president
Of the Roanoke Loan. Trust and Safe
Denosit Company. Roanoke's oldest
banking institution. and :. W. Jamlson.
cashier OF same, have erected twenty
two-foot monument on the summit OF
Woodland Park, commemorative OF the
growth Of Roanoke. II cost about 5000,
and is composed OF granite and marble.
very young white infant was found
I'm a lot near Rustburg, Campbell county,
on Wednesday. and how it came there is
a mystery. The child was we'll dressed
and apparently very comfortable The
sum OF SIS was found in its clothes. with
a note to p colored woman I'm the neigh
borhood. Mary Alexander. asking her 10
take the child and raise it, She was in
structed 10 spend the So on the child.
and was told in the note that she would
took the child and says she intends to
take care Of it
James Shiplett. the Nimrod, and Izaak
Walton, OF North River Gap. who has
for six weeks past been at the point of
death from q shot received I'm a rencon-
ire with Samuel Todd. died Friday at
the home Of friends. 10 which place he
was carried shortly after the shooting.
The story goes that while Todd was on
his way home through the mountain gap
| about dusk he was accosted by Shiplett
and a quarrel ensued. Todd retr.ated,
and some distance further he was at
/ tackled by Shiplett and choked, where
upon Todd drew his pistol and fired
wounding Shiplett In the vertebral col
umn. from which wound Shiplett has been
| paralyzed ever since.
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middling "a: net receipts. l3 bales;
stock. T.OO6 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1o.-Cotton
quiet. nhddling. 50; net receipts. 3a'
bales: stock. i2.ES bales
SAVANNAH. May 10.-Cotton steady;
middllng. : GIG. net receipts, BIS bales;
sales 100 bales. stock, Hob bales; Coast
wise. AL bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 10.-Cotton
nominal: middling. ~, net receipts, I'D
bales: sales. $50 balss; stock. 162.ji
bales: Coastwise. S.23S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 10.-Futures
steady: sales. 50,oo0 bales; May, Tot;
June 100 July. 7Gl; August. 76s; Sep
tombcr. 40. October. ~; November,
7S2: December. 7.SS.
MOBILE, May l0-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. ~; net receipts. 56 bales; sales,
zoo bales: stock. 1879 bales; Coastwise,
63 bales.
MEMPHIS, May l0.-Cotton steady;
mldJnng. *; net receipts, l0I bales
gross receipts 100 bales. sales. LOO
bales stock. Jo0o7 bales.
AUGUSTA. May 1O.-Cotton steady:
mlddling. TX net receipts. 81 bales; sales.
81 bales: stock. 2O.O59 bales.
CHARLESTON. May 10. Cotton firm;
m 'udling. ~: net receipts. 80 bales
stock. 25.00i bales.
CINCINNATI. May 1o.-Cotton quiet
and steady. middling. rs; net receipts,
.G70 bales. sales. 80 bales; stock. 9Go6
bales
LOUISVILLE. May 10.-Cotton quiet
middling. =.
ST LOUIS. May 1O.-Cotton steady
middline. ~ net receipts, bales; gross
receipts. 5a2 bales; sales. 200 bales
stock. 70l70 bales.
HOUSTON May 1o.-Cotton steady
nidaline 10: net receipts. 1917 bales;
sales az bales; stock. G.O63 bales.
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Iiouor License Refused-Nr. Robinson Dead.

CARTERSVILLE. VA, May 10.-Spe-
cial-Yesterday in the circuit court Of
Cumberland county Judge Coleman re-
fused 10 grant a whisky license TO W. c.
Gray & Brother, of this town. This was
an appeal case from the county court
the Judge having refused license In that
court. OF course. the good people OF
this place are very highly gratifed at
this action.
Mr. Robert S. Robinson died very sud
denly at his home. about three miles
from this place. last night at about
O'Clock. lie had an attack some uhe
ago Of softenning Of the brain, ana hau
never entirely recovered. Stlll MS u"d'n
was unexpected.
Mr. Robinson was one Of the most
nrosnerous farmers in this section, and
a good man and useful citizen.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. May l0.-f'lour weak and
dun but unchanged.
Wheat opened weak and panicky. fuct-
uatlng wildly. and closed &c. below yes
terday: No red cash. Tihc., May. 7ls.c.;
July. T55sc
Corn weak. losing lc.; No. mixed,
zoe. May, 399.c.; July. 4o'zc.
oats dull and lower; No. cash. BIG.
bid May, 32hc.; July, 2Dc.
Pork-Standard mess. s2l.ood25.o0.
Lard s10.62I5.
Dry Sailed. Meats-Loose shoulders,
Sl012ik; longs and ribs. 5000; shorts
Sl0.75: boxed 15c. more.
Racon-Packed shoulders, sl1O0: longs
and ribs. sl1G2i1; shorts, sll.sIl9
Hams-sugar-cure $1300ali.00.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL., May
-Cattle-Recepts. 1900; shipments
nothing: market slow and lower; Top
prices to-day. $5.30a545 medium, Sioo9
5.o5; grass Texans. $3.0oq3.25; fed Tex
ans. S3.0Oa435. oooo.
Hogs-Reccipts. $4,000; shipments 7Uo;
trade slow: l04l5c. lower; mixed Si.'p
.@7.7O: heavy. S7.70Qs.0O; light, s''o~
7.75; pigs s5,25Q5.75.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000; shipments
. 500; market active and lower; Texans
81 $4,000: Western, $oOQo.0O; ianloS'
S5.y045.75.
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no HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA BONDS.
The announcement has just been re-
ceived from London that the lnterna-
tional Committee. appointed 10 fix the
rates at which the new VIRGINIA CEN
TTRN BONDS are To be distributed to
the holders of the several classes OF old
VIRGINIA BONDS and COUPONS UNI
der the debt settlement OF February
1872 has at last made It's report, anu ic
is expected that the exchange OF Poop
Certificates for the new bonds VIII very
soon begin -.
In our Virginia Circular. OF November,
1891. We said After a careful study OF
the case in all its bearings, We nave
prepared the following table, showing the
result Of funding the debt at the rates
therein suggested by ms, which we think
would be- an equitable and SUCCESSFUL
solution Of the problem The cables
thus far received Indicate that the nsures
81 which the two most important classes
of old bonds. namely, the "toNSoh.So
and "lO-lus,' are 10 be exchanged tor
the Century Bonds. AXE PRECISELY
THE SAME THAT WE SUGGESTED
~ OUR CIRCULAR ABOVE hr.-
FERRED TO SOME EIGHTEEN
MONTHS AGO. - ..,,o
We shall be pleased 10 furnish holders
Of the Pool Certificates, representins IT.
ginia bonds or coupons. upon dpnu. itloh,
any further particulars IN regard 90 tno
conversion or exchange OF their ceruh-
Gates that may be ohtainable, ana We
are prepared 10 arrange Tor shch nolIe,s,
the exchange OF their certificates for ina
new % per cent. Century Bonds.
Correspondence invited
John l.. WILLIAMS a SONS,
Bankers, Tenth and Main streets.
RICHMOND, VA.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. May 10-The tur-
pentine market was firm and advancing.
There was a fairly active demand the
sales being 1000 casks. the market
closing al 27Hc. freely bid for regulars
Rosin-The market was strong. with
an inward tendency FOR pals and IN
good request. the common sorts In mod
crate demand and steady.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. May 10. lNl3'
offerings Wheat. 900 bushels; corn
1Un bushels. oats. 1900 bushels.
sales-Wheat J. 200 bushels; corn 500
bushels
Quotations Wheat-Longberry, Toe. to
7,cs mixed. 73c. TO re; shortberry, 'oc
4. 11c.. so. red, 76c. COrn-W hite,
prime Virginia (bag lotO, 54c.; No. :
white. 5lc.. no. , mixed. Ole. 70 '2c.
O4ts-No mixed, 37c to 3l4c.; NO. 3
mixed. Soc. 10 36isc Rye. Coo. to &c.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. May 10.-Flour In
fair demand
Wheat easier; No. 2 red. roc.
Corn scarce. No. mixed. 44lzc.
oats dull. No. = mixed. BIC.
Pork neglected at 5000.
Lard quiet az Sl0.G2l2.
Bulk meats easier at $1,000
Bacon quiet and lower at $500.
Whisky steady at Sl.l3.
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STATE o. VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHNoND- IS;
/. J. W. Lockwood. cashier Of the anoye-
named bank. do soiemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best of my knowledge
and belief j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 10th
day of May, 1893. n. T. uhAi;
JAMES " BOYD.
JAMES 4. GRAY,
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN,
mvt-rt Directors.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA CRY OF RIcHMoSD-ss;
l. H. c. Burnett cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
II. c. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day of May. 1895 j. L. MckENNl,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
4. l.. BOULWARE,
JOHN b. PURCELL.
THOMAS NJ. RUTHERFORD.
my Hit Directors.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1898.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10 1910
ARRIVED.
Bark Liste. Rasmussen, RIO Grande
do Sui, TO load -four.
Schooner Mary Langdon, Hatch, ROCK
land. lime r. Wendenburg.
Schooner Charles FarT, Rockland, lime,
Carneal & Davis.
Schooner Jennie Middleton, Ketchum,
Philadelphia. coal S. II. Halves.
Schooner II. A. Waters, Cant, Orient.
r. l.. fertilizer. Atlantic and Virginia
Fertiizing Company.
Schooner Annie Lloyd. Chiffon. Balu-
more. fertilizer w. II. Curtis. agent.
Schooner Charles G. Joya, Wheatley,
Baltimore, fertilizer, Richmond Chemical
Works
Schooner Kate Darlington. Hopkins,
Baltimore, fertilizer, Durham Fertilizing
Company
Schooner Annie Belle. Baltimore. ferti-
Iizer W. II. Curtis agent
Schooner W. II. Rutan. Anderson,
Georgetown. coal. Walker & Ballauff.
Barge Rose Hagan. Tice. Philadelphia,
coal. S. IL. Halves & Co.
SAILED.
Schooner John S. Bracham, Hatch.
Black Rock, pyrites. vessel Curtis &
Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY 10, 1893
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Bennett. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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,LOHA, Son Of The Mighty Dictator, 1.i3

Sire OF Jay Eye See,2 1904; Phalias, = l3A'
Minnie Caswell, 2l654, Director Z1t, Deiei-
mator. 2lS, Dictator chief, 2.2ll2, ana 81
others better than 80. Grand sire of Nancy
Hanks, 2:04; Direct 2.O5A; Eyangelihe'
2IlA; Margrett r., 2.i2i4, LockhearL
2I4E; Guide, 21GA; Northwest 2I'A;
Kellar Thomas, 219A; Garnet 2.2OA'
VICTORIA Wehes. and 50 others better than
go Best son Of Hambletonian 10, founder
OF tho American Trotting Horse; own brother
to the famous Dexter
TO encourage breeding I have placed this
strain within the reach or all breeders, by
reducing his feo for services from 800 20
$50. Come and see him before you select.
occidental Prince. 1904. by Occidental.
2.l55. by Happy Medium. 400 reduced from
so 10 s35.
Famous running stallion Telemanchus.
sir, of the winners Maia, Fred Fink.
Kathurat. Piedmont. Mullhatton and
many others. Season, SZo' usual return
privileges. In. .,.r-
The inspection OF the public respectfully
,.,,,sd fe14-3m&Wf
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. May 10.-Rosn
steady: strained, SIC; good strained, SOC.
Turpentine firm at 21Ac.
Tar steady at Si.O0.
Crude turpentine steady; hard' sLVo'
soft and virgin, Sl.5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
EACUKsiO>>,

~opIn,s FAIR EXCURSlONs.-
w GAIE'S WORLDS FAIR TooNS
- Richmond every THURSDAY VIA
pichmond Fredericksburg and Io,oIlac
"a sneclal Pullman trains over fehiisyl-
varia railroad. returning by N N.,
rails and Watkins Glenn. or nunso',
1,yer and New York at slight add'nona a
a,oense Tours to Europe ana rouhu
~ World. Ocean tickets solo oy az
s,eamship lines. Programmes ana ga.
,,cvlars OF Il. T. PAUL Richmond Mus,9
company. ". my3-im
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. C., May III Ut
pentine firm at 27027l2c.
Rosin firm: good strained, Sl.VV'
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BANK STATEN ENTs.

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
RlCHNOND. IN THE STATE or VIRGINIA.
ArTHE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY 4. 1898.
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