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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

Guard and Ashby Light Horse and Bat.
terry dhe Richmond Howitzers). The
cavalry will not be mounted
The column Will stand at present arms
while the visitors pass In review Ar
rivlng at the head Of the column, the
visitors win come 90 a halt and will also
stand at present arms. The march VIII
then be commenced. and the Durgcsses
Corps aud carriages will bring up The
rear.
The line - march will b" from the
acpot - Ninth street. thence TO Main.
10 Thirteenth. 20 Htoad. 10 sixth. 20 Grace
to Finh. a. Franklin. to the Lee mont
n1ent. Hero a halt Of few minutes viii
DO made. after w~:ch the guests will be
conducted ~ ine Masonic Temple where
they Will be rendered n reception, during
which suypcr VIII be served
They viii he welcomed by Mayor Ely
son here. and while there are no set
toasts. % H. expected that a number VIII
De- drunk ani responded to- The Grand
I.odge banquet hall VIII Doe thrown open.
ana surper viii ho served therein Covers
viii bo laid FOR = ~. After the conclusion
~ this cutt- taininent the line viii again
Dc formed. and the corps viii be escorted
% the Execute Nansi1n. They VIII h"
m4rchcd down Broad street TO Ninth.
rn8 will enter che Capitol square at tie
Gl1ce-atrcot entrance.
WELCOMED 1871 HIS E%CELLHTCN.
Arriving % tho Nanei % th. rI-'.,t
en1 Dc accorded n reception ly fla G."-
,rrnr There win bee no ladirr prescott
4ul tho reception VIII boz strictly m r.
fai.. one. Tine Governor viii max. a SHORT
al Ire-e ~ welcome.
Al 10 O'Clock the visitors VIII D.. eeoor'-
c1 90 their train. which VIII ic1te a' @
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
KNOWLEDGE

BRINGS comfort and improvement and
6auds 70 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ttr than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
Laxative principle. embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due 70 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
an, to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properlie, Of a perfect lax
alive; cacctua!iy cleansing the system,
di,pclliug cold., headaches and ieyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medica.
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Fig, is for sale by all drug
ei,ts in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrul
Co. only, whose name is printed on ever,
package, also :he name, syrup OF tiS>
md being wei informed. You will no.
accept any substitute Il, offered.
a., ~ r't. t-., & .toor,.fr1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
AsH-WEONEsOAY WEDDINGS.
Miss Gordon Wcd- DR.. An.iin, of bedford
City-Other Events.

An immense crowd assembled In CLAY
street Methodist church last evening at
O'Clock g. witness thr wedding OF Miss
Ella CAtharine Gordon anl ST.. William
James Austin. The uisls wcr- covered
with whit. crash. and a canopy extended
TO the curbing The pulpit Was II com
plete bank of ferns and palms. ana the
effect Of brightly lighted candles aud gas
lets upoI. these was quite pretty.
The ceremony was performed los Rev.
DR. wilson The bride entered the church
with her bri icsmaii Mer sister. Miss Hat
n. Gordon She wore "A beautiful gown
Of white crystal silk. trimmed ID pucn ase
lace. confined with natural flowers ana
carried n huge bouquet OF brides roses.
m. maid of honor wore pale-green ben-a-
lir.. with crystal trimming. ana carried
hyacinths ana ferns
The groom came in with his best man.
Dr Franklin.
The groom is a popular physician OF
Bedford civ while his bride IS the pretty
ami FASCINATING daughter Of thc late
Thomas NJ Gordon. OF this city.
Nrs : IL. Hoffman. of ST. Louis. sister
-, tha bride. accompaI Ted by her little
son ,som GORDON. and Miss Rosa Cor
dom another sister Of the bride, followed
,b,. cortege up 90 the chanccL AMI took
SCENTS Mrs Hoffman was attlr'd IN Nile
green satin. and Miss Rosa wore d cos
tune o. white satin.
rhe usb,rs were Or X. L. Franklin
0est mani. Or. \. b. COSBY. l.yndsay
Uurress. George Kea Of Washington,
cary Hurruss. Watt Meyers. and Eddie
bon.
TN. church was tastefuiiy decorated
win ferns and flowers. and on each side
of The minister were two large lighted
candles.
The happy couple We're the recipients
of many handsome presents from St
Louis Bedford. and this city.
They viii leave on the o'clock train
this morning for Bedford Ciiy, their III
ture home.
EEDTORD-CEASE NUPTlAl.S.
Mrs. Lillian \. Redford and MIR. Macon
J. Cease were united in marriage at the
home OF the bride. No SOP east Marshall
etrect. at $50 o'clock last evening. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Moses
u. Hoge I'm the presence OF large COM
pauy OF friends Messrs. Nick Il. Dyson
aud q. NJ. Cease brother Of the groom
acted as ushers The bride was attired in
a handsome travelling-suit OF silvery-blue,
with hat and gloves 10 correspond.
Immediately after the wedding MIR. and
Mrs. Cease left on the Richmond. Frede-
rlcksburp and Potomac railroad FOR the
North. They will return to tho city next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

TUESDAY, when a reception VIII be gwen
to their friends.
MIR cease * member OF the firm Of
Csakc Brothers.
Y-cRENSHAW.
4 ou,et marriage took place at the resi-
dauce Of SIR. George 5. crenshaw. No. ~
eouth Heech street. last evening. when
his sister. Miss Lila. became the bride OF
AIR william stanley. OF Whitevilie. y. {.
Tho parlor was flied with friends 20 Wit
ress the ceremony. which WIS beautifully
and inlnrfssfvcly performed by the Rev.
p Moore. Of Marshall-Street Christian
church. assisted by Mr.. Byron Clark, oil
North Carolina.
rho bride WAS becomingly attired In
travelling suit and carried white roses
M,ss Florence Stacy. her first cousin. was
maid ~ honor. and Mr.. Allie ;. Richatn-
son. Of North Carolina, the groom's COUSIN
was best man.
The presents were numerous. useful' anu
beautiful After q reception 10 the bFlua'
party. the couple took the 1;5j train for the
south. They will make their future nome
IN the cold North state"
OTHER MARRIAGES.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James a.
Morris. No. NJ south Laurel street. was
the scene 81 quite a iIelS "''"i"s "
Tuesday afternoon. The bride was MISS
Josie Blanche Morris. and the groom MI
Trnee, 4. Ford. both Of this city. rev
Mr.. Hines performed the ceremony. The
ushers were Messrs James I. Hll ana
Willie Hendricks. The newly-narried
c,urle vent North on bridal tour.
Nj Philip O'Neil and Mrs. Louisa Ste
veng. both of Fulton. were married sun
day evening al $50. AT 81 Patrick :
church Tho ceremony was performed by
Tov. Father Tlernan. The wedding was
very quic'.
Mis- olive Browning and Mr. Charles
=. I'LL both OF this city. were married
IA Washington Tuesday The young
couple I,U Richmond Saturday night on
tn. n O'Clock fast mail for the national
capital whore they were made husband
ari wife Tuesday morning by the Rev
Dr. Brooks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
BEGINNING of Lent.

TIE Lcuren season began YESTERDAY
The usual Ash-Wrduesday services We're
hold in am the Catholic ana Episcopal
churches ~ the city The coming Of thls
sacred period brings - a close the gaze
tics in social NE. The programme Tor
service in the Episcopal churches ma ;
ALREADY baeu published IN The Dispatch.
1l-,sull masses f1r Lent viii be- sung
I'm the catholic church every day until
each Friday evening. when the process
sion Of the fourteen stations OF The cross
occurs. GA the ascent OF calvary, sym
h,llcaI az the Biblical procession pre-
ceding the cruciliX.ou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
EVANS HAS BEEN RELEASED.
Governor o'Ferraii Declines to Honor the
Reauisition for Him.

Governor oFerrall finally refused yes
terday 10 honor the redustion OF the
Governor Of Pennsylvania for w &
Evans. the telegraph operator who about
n week ago was arrested here on me
charge Of betrayal Of Miss Martha Crith.
Of IittsburE.
When the papers ~ the case were pre-
scented TO the Governor by The detective
who came to Richmond for Evans they
were found to be defective. but Evans
was held In order 10 give the Pennsyi-
vania authorities an opportunity 10 rectlty
the defects. The second set or papers
were also defective. and when Governor
OFerraH wrote to the Pennsylvania Ike
cutlve he received an unsatisfactory re-
ply from the Iatter's private secretary
Under the1e circumstances there was no
thing for Governor OFerran 10 do bu'
refuse 10 issue his rendition warrant
The detective left for home last night
and Evans Is n free man again. having
been released from prison yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
cHAFCEO WITH ENLIGHTENMENT.
i. C.. Crouch, = city Drummer for Rove
Brothers Arrested.

= - Crouch was arrested yesterday DIS
Sergeant Enp1. u The Third District. ON
warrant tHoln out hy Rove Brothers
CHARGING him with th~ cmbcz1l mont
from ua' firm OF 800 Crouch wa- hailoI
for Lis appearance ~ TIE police Court
this morning. with Nrs. Il. l.. Coins ga
security
When Nr Charles =. Rowe ono Of the
Gfm of Rowe BTothers, was seen l9et
niRht ~ o. D.Spatch reporter he SAID
taf M Crouch mad been in his employ
ahprf tire" years as city drummer and
collector. .uJ tlnt until recently hc had
always found him correct I'm his dealings.
just before Christmas be wanted some
money 81, take up note and ven ont
with Crouch 90 Try and collect g. Ills
.I-piciuu- were aroused by the fact that
Crouch $40 not take him 10 all of me
lim's cI-f.wefs. so h' determined 10 go
nu ID collecting t1Ir alone ana ou t.e
ltt ~ january made list of ol The city
bills Que tIe concern. Nj Rowe gail
further tha' Crouch refused to toll him
vh,f, tue people lived. but promi ad 30
make a faI settlement. ~ this settle
merf ti NOT hc made il was decided
60 ltlr- crir.uM action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
WILL ARRIVE THIS AFTERNOON.
tho Albany Burgesses Corps 90 lie "o
corded a military Reception.

the Albany Burgeascs Corps VIII arrive
81 Rchm1rd this afternoon at ''SV
o'clock over the Seaboard Airline. ana
vii De- met al The Union Depot by all
81 Itlchmond's soldlery-infantry. cavalry
tnl artillery
4 detachment from the Howi'zers VIII
le placed on the brow OF the hin over
boxing the river near Ninth street ana
g. ne train rolls across the bridge
taluto Of welcome viii be fred. The VS.
ring organization. numbering ~ men,
wa when they debark from their special
train. bs met by the officers OF the va
I.ous commands. who viii escort tnem
through the depot 90 Canal street. Here
The escort win be formed the night rest
iHg al the depot, fronting south In the
following formation; FRS, Regiment OF
jnf4niry. Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
squadron from the First Regiment OF
Cavalry consisting Of the stuart Horss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, February 1-Sligh'ly
higher prices from London and diSp0-
sitlon on the part OF bears 10 take In
their contracts brought about an advance
OF 4, 20 n, per cent in prices at the local
stock Exchange early In the day. Gen
eral Electric led the rise on favorable
rumors. evidently put out for the pur-
pose OF forcing the shorts 10 cover
sugar Disilllers', and Chicago Gas were
also firm at this time. In the case OF
American Sugar small premium VAS
eNacted IN the loan department but this
soon disappeared. owing 10 the offering
OF a block OF the stock by a broker iden-
tilted with supposed large holders Of the
stock.
The railway list subsequently, sold or
iractionally. owing to the continued de
preston I'm the wheat market The
Changers. Big Four and Missouri Pa
cnc sold down &, 10 :. per cent, but
later on. when the lndustrisis rose
sharply. the whole list improved
\ sudden demand set in FOR the Indus
trials about o'clock, Sugar rising TO
So. Dfstillers' 10 20. Cotton-Oil to eS'2.
Lead To ~ and Rubber 10 - These
prices showed advances OF i4g2 per cent
| from the lowest The rise brought out
fairly large offerings. and the buying or
uers We're soon. supplied The market
| then became quiet. until just previous 10
me close. when an attack was made on
Western Union, forcing the stock down
20 S1's against SiS. early IN the DAY
This resulted in a general Ieci'n ne, o Siid
| in number Of cases. The market closed
| weak.
| The iate attack on Western Union was
| ascubed % the departure OF prominent
/ operator for the South. and IA he has Drrll
| credited. whether correctly or not win
| having sustained this ana other stocks IN
! tho market recently. the nom traders
| Jumped - the conclusion that the bull
| campaign was over FOR the time being.
| National COrdage. common, was heavy,
| falling q, to l55sQl6. The decline was
| du. 90 the closing out OF an old account
| COMPARED with Yesterday, the general
| list shows losses OF Is 10 I've per cehI
| The industrdls. however. gained = 70
Der cent. Louisville and Nashville gained
! ard Richmond Termanl : FOR the day
| Railroad and miscellaneous bonds Wett
| strong
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
| 5000 shares. Of unlisted. 5000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on can easy at per cent. laSl
loan al / closing offered N !, PRIME m'r
camille paper Iftii2 per cent
Bar silver CF,. Mexican dollars, I-'i
! silver az the board steadler. sales loVn
ounces ut d. ..,,
ness m bankers bills at NS',N4@ foi
| sixtv days. and xiS6R,1iS Tor demand
| Uostel rates a .>ji2N4>. cominerclh bllls
ftsiqiSpt for sixty days and sib'l ~
| 4SGla for demand
| Government bonds steady. state bomb
dull Railroad bonds trm.
| Treasury balances. Coin, s},liAooo, cur
! rencv. Si5T22r'
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
DIRECTORS
DO YOU mI,u TO sAyE4

DO YOU WISH TO SAVE
II 50, subscribe 70 our Class A " instdlmeut
stock. Ten shares " Glass "A ~ viii cost 8 per
share Omission lee and ii per month until ma
tlrlty In about eighty-three months.
DO YOU WISH TO INVEST
II 81. sub.cripe 70 onr Class "C' pai1-up
stock whi.n n sold AZ so per share IN advance,
ana whlcn hia maturity value OF 500 per
snare. This stock also pays per cent annual
cash interest until maturity upon the cost Ot
sock which would be is each six months on
ten shares, costing 5000.
Low rates 20 borrowers.
Ioaus upon good security can be obtained on
short notice.
flrst-ciass organizers ant agents wanted.
For information 500 prospectus just 0gf, or
cal on or ad lress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

Tr.In No u.s. through from Florida 10
NDW York. oyer ~" I'chW"ni an' !. ~ D.
i.., railroad ola. her, 80 $50 o'CloD Is
I'D ,.,u.re had not arrived here az the
hour of COINS to press IT is reported tntt
ll acciI.tt was the cause Of the d"laN.
lut inquiry at the railroad Office itlltd
% V,uft tl. TGW0T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
EALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, February T-Nir-
ginia So 10 bid. Northern Central stock.
Cl'.q61: Baltimore ana ohio Southwestern
81 Incomes. 81. bid: Consolidated Gas
bonds. l,3Qll3Ls. 80. stock. 5Gq 5o},
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
At Broadway,s Grand PALACES.

NEW YORK, February 7.-,Special.l ,
W. X. Trigg, Fifth-Ayenue; h. Il. john
son, Astor: ]. NJ. Warren Cosmopolitan;
q q. Tbedieck, Metropolitan: J. Drake.
Marlborough: r. Hinchey. Grand Union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
formerly at 20 Sycamore street.
Petersburg, Va.

The great crowds attending this sale
have bought thousands of bargains, but
there are Just as many bargains here to
be sold as have already been sold. and
more, too.
Long Mousduetaire Gloves undressed
Xii finish. IN Jet black navy-blue. light
tans. every size. in perfect condition az
they were in Petersburg's reserve STOCK
and sold for nfty cents. sale price. nc.
pair.
The same style Of Gloves in four but
tons. Petersburg price was forty cents.
Sale price. lie. pair.
$50 Dogskin Gauntlets for 81 pair.
silk Evening Alitts. 1870. a pair.
Spring Cloakings, IL yards WiI'' Voc.
a yard.
pure Suk-Satin Ribbons-eyery color
and width 10 be found IN the largest rib
hon stocks-here from Petersburg at fol-
lowing prices;
Number Satin Ribbon. Sc. yard.
Number Satin Ribbon, &C.. a yard.
Number Satin Ribbon. o.. a yard.
Number 4 Satin Ribbon. re. q yard
Number 10 Satin Ribbon, llc. a yard.
Number % Satin Il y ON. lie. yard.
Rest Al-Silk Daisy Ribbons. l3c. piece.
Best All-Silk Daisy Ribbons. &c. yard.
Remember. You can buy AZ much or as
little as YOU like Of any one article.
Pet,rsburgs Travelling Bags TO be
closed out
S.. O.. aud lo-inch. &c. kind. for zoe.
y and ll-inch $l2j kinds. for -
a. 30 Gladstone Bags for $50.
Sd Gladstone Bags FOR $lj.
one 50 Bag FOR $50.
one 81 Bag for $50.
one $50 Bag for -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08


MORTON.-Died. at $50 p NJ. Tues
day. February 9th. MAUDE LEWIS,
elde.t daughter of o. 5. and Peytona
Morton. in the 26th year OF her age.
Funeral Will take place from Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church THURSDAY,
February sth, at $3.50 y, NJ. 2t'
WINFREE.-Died III her parents resi-
dence, Midlothian. Chesterfield county
Va. February :. 1895, VIRGINIA LEE,
infant daughter OF Rev. II. H. and Maria
Winfree: aged 10 months and 10 days.
Funeral from above residence THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances invited to at
tend.
WOOD. Died. February 9Th. at II
O'clock Il. NJ, at her residence. No. 529
Mosby street. after long suffering. Mrs.
sALIIE T., wife OF Thomas Wood. In
her 9th year.
Qrieve not. our loss Is her gain.
Funeral services al lakewood At IL
O'Clock THURSDAY, February sth.
Danvtie Qky.l papers please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

smallest size. 10 line p. the largest size
all svwed on cards pick out the best-it
rs your prNllege-at yc. Il dozen for any
size.
Genuine Garfield Dres7-shields. lie. a
pair
Invisible TaIr-Pins. &c. dozen.
Real Enliish Pins, 100 assorted on a
paper. &c.
Best Taprs that won't twist. s rolls
for 90.
The entire balance stock of Petersburg =
fexibl--stich-I Hrils-rei white light
blue. nayy, aud lavender.
Black. I.oop-E1ge Plain. Star-DO,
Chain. clearinghouse pattern-all the kinds
that sell for ~ and y l-2c.-at u choice
Of Sc q bunch Buy as many or as few
as You Ike.
Al Of Petersburg Turkish-Bath Soaps at
25r dozen
Petersburg stock Of Vernon Tooth
Brushes at Z5c.
Solid Leather-Lined Pocket-Books
patent clasps Petersburg 50c. knd-al
for 2Jc.
Lace BeI-Cov-rs ana shams TO match,
81 set.
Cream-Silk Surah. with alternating lace
opeu-work. stripe, soc Il yard. was 81.
Petersburg laces now put on sale aLd
Will create = Juror.
Whit. Net Laces. with guipur~ edges
8 10 $ inches wide. Zoe. a ward.
lu-inch wide Fine Point ireland Lace,
deep cream. 2jc yard.
5-mch wide Deep-Cream Point d'Irriand
Lace. zoe.
Deep-Cream Lace Insertion. heavy gut
pure. i-3c.
Two-ToreI Heayy-f.ace Insertion. lOc.
a yard.
l}-inch wide Black An-snk Lace. soc. a
yard
s.lnch wide Black silk Bourbon Lace. G9c.
Real Point dVenice Lace, 10 inches
wide. zoe.
Combination Black-and-White Lace,
inches wide. ljc.. was SOC.
Combination Black-and- White Lace. 3
inches wide. lOc was Sjc
All our Red Embroidery. pc. yard.
WAS soc.
27-inch wide White Cambria Flounclng'
Navy and Black Embroidery, ljc. yard.
Original price was 75c.
Mems Imported Tan and Brown Socks
full regular made-Petersburg ]oc.
quality for lie. pair; pairs for &c.
IN THE ART WORK DEPARTMENT.
Stamped Canvas Squares, 10 inches. for
Sc.
stamped Canvas Squares, q inches, for
l2 lie. MI.
Elegant Open-Work Stamped Towels
s.c.. were 81 . and $50.
Yard Sauare Saline Tabie-Covers,
frineed and embroidered. sec.
Hand-Painted Fringed Chair-Scarf'. lOc
Don't fail to visit the Domestic
counter. Five cases were opened for this
department
Ready-Made Sheets. ~ yards long
ten-quarter wide. Pinch hem, $40.
Ready-Made PillOw-Cases, 42X55 inches.
lOc.
Yard-wide Sllk-Warp Flannel 81 yard.
Utica Sheetng, sc. yard.
Yari-wlde Fruit OF the Loom Cotton
Sc. yard. .,
warranted Feather-Proof Ticking
T. he. was IL 2-5c.
Black and Gold Embroidered Flannels
75c. yard was $40,
All colors and pure white Embroldere'
Flannels from Petersburg. big stock.
BorIered Apron Ginghams. &c. yard.
Positively the Best Apron-Ginghams. &c.
yard. were Zoe.
solled Canton Flannel. PetersbuEr;'s 20
and &c. quality for lie. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

NEW YORK PRODUCE MAptxr.,
INV YORK. Februarv H. 'r d.,
active AMI easier. winter vh.t
grades Nplu2 -. patents. Wv
nesoia clear. f2aflZ ... Ttt..I.. 8
low extras, s. '0G2 g.. Southern r.....f
and easy common - f..r n'r, 80
300. good TO chOic" d.. feft.'
Wheat Moderately srale .- .,..
closing steady, No. re- Store ..l
tor. 81, G6iigc lfolt 49, ..r. ..
more active. eNCitei. irregular. t.l .'
opening weak, d~Clpiu. tur. ..f.'
lying sc. then fell hc. ana .i.s..i ,.
4suttc under yrsterla $50. g..
NIX February. 6isc, tir.u. .,.. t
CtiSc
Con-Dun hut steady e.. Oh +, ...
vstor. sc ahOat options i.. t.,
&c. but reacting. ana .'.... .-...
yesterdays prices. Frbt.fI.. .. N...
i3Ic. May. 1hc.
Oats quiet ana hrmsg F..
March. att,c.. MAY. tf't.. ST..
February. S6ps'',c. spot s..
Sac. No white, '6t, 4.t.. ".t.. v....
etn. }jU6i7c. white. DO .'
Iiay-Quiet and .trafy snil.s llr
BE good to choice. 1t4>.
Wool In fair demand Dob "... DID,.
nestle seec'. NU2c.. lu.i.E
Beef ,!uirt and m.ha. SID. fms.
NiWal3oo. eNiui m.ss sHs. I.s
hams dun AZ 1900 Ttr.eI t..f ....t..l
cut meats-Quirt aul ...... t..f
bellies. ID. sh"ullrra. tt.... I..
si.c'. middles. nominal
Lard-Quiet amt aboD' ...'i. 0e. m
lions sales. none. t-h'al Yl.' cn..
nenL 1n. South Am.t,t 4+. .....
pound 6,,Qfsisc
Pork Fairly active al asrlD r..
N51jnlA3.
O. T.
2lc. western dtn 4sri-r ats.
creamery. issThc ElUns n
COtton--eed OH quiet anl about Sta
crude 3Oc yellow. So l4.
Petroleum -QuiSt rctio'i r'n-'
Rosin-DuU and ea-t STEAMED .nnI.
mon to good. 81 1901 i-'t
Turpentinc- Quiet ami trm 90
Rice Steady and IA MOD rt 4.'H.rf.
domestic. fair - extra IU..
4dii.c.
leans. open ksttle Eood % ou
market quiet and stead
paanuts-Quiet. fancy if"I ..I .le.
GotteA- options btetiy Hnl A.
down. February SO 30. ApuI
July. H5e)alSN; Octoorr 1915 N..
Der. SlkoJuiLi5 SPIT li. s'. t.f
more active No 7. H..
Sugar-Raw nrwer aul m" arN
fllr refining, . i3-lfc.. r. hn.I lf-F ..ff.
and nrm No. g. 3 ll-loq5 .,. .H.Islf q.
.-sui j-l5c.. cut lOlt. $40
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Forrls's Good Sense
Waist for children. like
this cut. BE. each. All
sizes now.
Just about 10 Folding
Japanese Fire "a Screens,
l2c. each
Boys Light Merrimac
Calico Shirt-W Waists, sizes
4 To ~ years. Petersburg :
25c. kind. sale price. lJc.
I.IG III r SHIFTING
CALlCOES. 7-Sc. a yard
Petersburg's entire stock
OF Pearl buttons 10 20
like everything .else-mt
bIrTa!n prices.
Pearl Shirt Buttons. &C..
q dozen.
About loo dozen first
quality 2-hole Pearl But
tons. from line 10. the