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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

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NEW YORK. May 23-Flour dull and
easy; winter wheat low grades, SlHoH
30: patent. 3.1O13.3O; Minnesota clear,
S2.2JU2. 30, patent, S3..juilU; low eN-
tras. SlnO0250 Southern Hour dull and
easy, common 10 fair extra, S-.OOQ3Wi
good % choice do, S3.oOa3.JO
Wheat dull and easier closing steady;
No. red. store and elevator, Jftc.;
atloat Sic. options moderately active,
declining ga &c, reactins t.H So, dec.lh-
ing i4ntc.. closing weak al lsnhc. under
yesterday; May, jIilc.; June, 1ti2c.; july
$3.50.
Corn dull and frmer; No. ,. 43ilc, ele-
vator 43iac.: steamer mixed. ABE. OPP
tons duh and firm at l,nIc. advance;
May, 425sc.: June, 42sc.; July. tissc.
oats quiet. Options dun and stronger;
MAY. 4Oc.; June. 4l4c.; July, $3.50. spot
western. 4l042c. white DO. 43Hi1c.
HAY fairly active and steady: ship
ping GOu6Jc.: good 10 choice. sOHHc.
Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece
20n2jc.; pulled. lon-'c.
Beef dull and steady; family, Si2"'
500: extra mess $NOpUN.5u; beef hams
ouiet at 800: tieTCed beef inactive; city
extra India mess. Sl9.UN 2J.n, cut meats
quiet and easy picked bellies, SOU 81
shoulders. S515: hams, %iouo4l0.2l; mid
dies nominal
Lard quiet and steadier; western steam
closed at s731la: city. SG2jHG.3Iia. Flu
lures nominal. Refined quiet; Continent
s1.75: South America, ssh; compound,
SI.TJ0G.0O.
Pork dull and easy: mess, $l3OOul3.JO;
extra prime, S12.5o0l$.10;
Butter-Fancy firm and IN fair demand
state dair;, l2nl6i2c.; DO. creamery,
1lT17c.. western dairy. SAFE; 40,
creamery. Bale; Elgins. lIc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude,
20c: yellow. "Nc.
Petroleum dun and unchanged
Rosin duh and firm; strained COM
noon to good. Sl2JG1.3O.
Turpentine quiet and firmer an 3Gizl-lc.
Rice dull and steady: domestic fair 10
extra. 3a.nlbc.: Japan, 41.HtAc.
Nolasses- Foreign nominal: New Or
leans open kettle. good to choice, quiet
ard steady AT 2lp3tc.
Peanuts quiet go
down. Nav S151O. July. SilSD01fHo;
Sentember. Si405N1f10; December, Sl@.4o
a13.45. Spot Rio dun and nominal; No.
7. $1,000.
Gning. . 1850. Refined quiet and easy;
nff & 2 li-lG03 I5-iSc.; standard a,
1l5i aide :rut-lOaf. W@i lJ-lGc.; crush
ed 1a,G4 i5-1Gc.: graduated 4nl 5-l6c.
fre,gbts 10 Liverpool-Cotton in fair
demand and steady: grain duh and easy,
cotton. 5-6id: grain. Id. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, May 23.-There was
no fault 10 be found with tO-days wheat
market on the ground OF activity, how
ever much the net result may have dis
pleased a portion Of the trade. Although
the range was not wide, within the
bounds of 5Ga,Gj6js and J6is for july.
there were frequent changes. The feel
ing was swayed more by the variations
In the tenor Of German cables than By
domestic news, although the selling out
Of some long wheat for the account OF
Plant 81 CO., a small local firm, whose
failure was announced, caused a short
period Of weakness, ana reported buying
by Armour resulted IN spasm OF
strength The first report from Germany
was "A bull item. A bear firm soon pro-
duCed a denial, and one swayed the
market until the other was put out, but
the prepouderance was on the bear side
July wheat opened at J6iac. and closed
at 564QjGAc, the net change being about
1.c.
Corn was strong during the entire ses-
sion At no time was there sympathy
with the wheat market July sold be-
tween 3SA03SNc. and 3T4sc closing at
the outside. a gain Of &c. for the day.
the oats crop was injured by the late
frost. This continues to be one OF the
strongest features OF the trade I'M that
grain. To-days market kept mp well.
Cash oats were m good demand ana
higher July closed l,c. higher than
yesterday.
Provisions Shortly before the close
there was a squirt TO product on bidding
by local scalDers. There was nothing
new I'm the situation 10 warrant either
an advance or decline. and the general
trade was very slack. The hog market
was weak and lower. and that was the
reason for an Indifferent and easy open
Ing The weak wheat market furnished
no speculative enthusiasm TO provisions.
At the close July pork was l0c. higher,
July lard Sc. higher, and July ribs loc.
hfuhor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
4 YOUNG COUPLE ELOPES.
Miss Katie Walton and Mr.. John Hardy
Outwitted the Girls Taihor.

Miss Katie walton ana MT. John haI"A
Outwlttcd the Giri's Tathor.
Miss Katie Walton, the pretty sixteen
vear-old daughter Of Mr.. Eugene Walton,
q member Of the Capitol police force
and Mr.. John Hardy ran away and got
married Tuesday.
The young lady resided with her par
euts at No. 6l2 south Pine street and
Young Hardy, who is a carpenter by
trade. boarded with his sister Just across
the street The couple were very much
attached 70 each other, but the father OF
the girl was opposed 10 the marriage
and had refused 10 give his consent to
the match. The young girl started to
school as usual Tuesday morning, and
nothing more was heard of her until n
telegram was received stating that the
marriage ceremony had been perform
ed
When seen last night, Mr.. Walton
stated that the young couple had not re-
turned. 50 far as he knew. and he thought
they were In Petersburg. He did not
know whether they would reside in Rich
mond or not. but did rot hesitate to
state that he was opposed 10 the match,
and had told his daughter as much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
Excursion Down the River.

The members and friends Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Boat Club
will no doubt turn out in large numbers
this evening TO take part in the moonlight
excursion down the James river to Dutch
Gap. The steamer Pocahontas will leave
the wharf OF the Virginia Navigation
Company promptly at 8 o'clock. and 1t
is expected that the trip will be very
pleasant one
Besides the music by the fine orches-
trion on board OF the boat. the Arion Club
will add to the attractions Of the evening
and the Dorcas Society. Of the Second
Baptist church, has kindly consented to
take charge of the refreshments. The
net proceeds OF the excursion will go into
the treasury Of the boat club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
..,rn DAILY COTTON LETTER.

r,ollo,cing is the daily cotton letter or
,iDnod Violet Il Co, OF New York, by
n mtVGG wire 10 c. W. Branch , 60:
pa iVernool gave a surprise 10 TINS mar
~ when closes higher than last hlSht,
hr,Jjtb indications of another improvements
Tomorrow. provided Lyerpooi gives en-
cconraeenent again, which seems propaD!e
In View of a better spot demand IN TINS
nountrv. which IS fOreshaqowed by the
Ills in this market yesterday ana asdih
to-dav which. If continued, VIII natufaly
strengthen the summer position mere
,rbere is a considerable short interest IN
ne new crop months, and the weather re-
norts from the South the past Few days
While not generally believed as to dam
see nj the same time are creating ner-
S,oIsness. and considerable amount or
thet interest was bought I'm by one of
he leading houses here doing consd-
erahle liverpool and continental business.
If ia known that contracts for August
delivery are largely held by prominent
drm here. and this Will be very strong
month upon any advancing market. The
southern spot markets to-day all have a
sfeadIer tone. though not quotabiy higher.
evcept New Orleans which we are ad-
vised Is LID better The port movement
continues on a very light scale. being to-
dov about 1000 bales. against 300 bales
last wear, and so far this week i2,45O
bales. against 1852 bales last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
onrNrRY PRODnCE-WHOLEsALE.

COUNTRY E-WHOLESALE
Butter-Receipts Of choice butter large
and quotations lower; common butter
plentiful and very dull. The quotations are
as follows Fancy dairy. l6ulsc.; choice
dairy 1l4l3c.; choice family Qacked)'
1Jnlsc.; choice store (packeD, l2l2g l5c.; ;
medium store packed, l2i2c.
Lggs-Receipts light and demand good.
The present quotations are: In crates,
near by and fresh, lie; in crates, fresh
and clean. lie; In barrels ana boxes
Poultry-Receipt Of old fowls equal
the demand. Following are present
prices. Spring chickens scarce and wanted
dive, per pound, lSH2Uc.. ducks QiVel
per pound. 1NSc.; hens dive per pound,
snSi2c.; geese dive, per head, 4O40Oc.;
ROSTERS (0ld), per pound, Hoe.
Fruits-Receipts oranges lght and
prices higher. Quotations are as IolloWs.
choice brights, 1905 70 ZOOS, SLoOH4O;
choice Russetts, lJ0s 20 ZOOS, S4UO4 10;
choice 06s 10 l2s's, $3.UO43.JO
Mcats-Pork IS selling lower. Neals
dun. Following are quotations: calves,
per pound gross 3i44 ti2c.i sheep, per
pound, safe, lambs good, per pound,
54Gc.; beef cows, per pound, 2Q2Ac.;
he.feIs, per pound, 212g312c., steers, per
pound. 2iM3iac.; hams (smalD, well
smoked. per pound, lOglIc.; large, wei
smoked, per pound Ia loc. SIDES cured
Der pound, 12uljc.; shoulders (smoked),
Dried Fruits-Apples fancy sliced per
Mound. case; quaItered, per pound, 30
&c, peaches (pealed). per pound, ~
lUc.; cherries (pitted), per pound. 90 lOc
Misccllaneous-Beans (white), No. |, per
bushel. SlJO4l60; No. ?, Sl2O4 L35; col
oreI beans $LO0Hl.20; black-eyed peas,
Der bushel, GJQS5c.; ginseng, per pound,
$50: feathers dive geese), per pound,
35c.. feathers mixed, per pound, 2ju5Oc. ;
sumac. per 100 pounds, Coo, walnuts, per
bushel, 4Oa IJc.; beeswaX, per pound, pc. ;
peanuts per pound, 2i2u3c. hoop poles,
S5O0aGOO; -four barrel heads and slaves
lmaCniue), SG.OOu 100.
Wool-Tub-Washed, free from burs, 20c.
unwashed, lJc. merino (unwashed), lac.
bury wool, 3Qsc. per pound less.
Hides and TallOw-Dry flint per pound,
4tu4ac.; dry grubby, per pound. SAG
ate. dry sailed, per pound, 3n3Ac.
Country Bac0n-HamS newly cured)
ner pound. 1OUllc.; hams (small, we'll
smoked, per pound. 15Ql6c.; hams Qarge,
yreu-amolteB, per pound, llGljc.; sides
t,ured. per pound, l2nl3c.; shoulders.
,smokeD. per pound. lO0l2c.
Sceds-Cl0ver (wholesale), per bushel,
So -ONG0O: timothy, per bushel, Sl90W
90: orchard grass, per bushel. slGOg
/ r.. herds grass, per bushel, 42u iSc. {;
minet tGermam. per btsheI, o5c .NSl 90;
buckwheat seed per bushel, 7O4SOc.;
doxseed, per bushel Sl0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
MR.. TUCkEE'> CANVhss.
lie f. Confident of Rcnoinination-Lce-
jackson Camp efI.exipgtor.


LEXINGTON, VA. May 23.-special.-
4 friend here OF Hon. Harry Tucker Is
So receipt Of a letter from that gentle
man. In which Mr.. Tucker says. in con-
re.tf0n with the canvass for the nomi-
nation. that he is assured. and feels con-
flsnt OF the correctness OF that assur-
arce from his friends. that he VIII be
~tn0miuated without any trouble. HIS
friends say that Augusta and stanton
viii give him a solid delegation, and that
the opposition to him east Of the Ridge
will amount 10 about this: AppomattoN'
buckingham and Fluvanna counties viii
eend up an opposition. but Mr.. Tucker
cxpects 10 have a good number Of dele
gates from each Of those counties. Cum
herlard. Amherst and Nelson VIII sup
port Tucker and it is doubted II state
senator Jones, of Highland, will be
candidate.
II is more than probable that Lee
Jackson Camp. Confederate Veterans. NO.
% viii charter car over the Chesapeake
and Ohio for the unwilling i'm Richmond
on the coth instant. when the "Stone"all
Rrieade's" old boys will be on hand
many Of whom have not visited Rich
mond since the evacuation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24

BALTIMORE. MD, May 23.-Flour dun
w Wheat duli: 40. > red spot and May,
57isG575sc.; June. 5i'aglo3'fic.; July, -
y rc1 5lgN5p.c.; milling wheat by
Sa rarn dun: mixed spo,. ifaic. asked;
Nav 4ic. asked: July 1919. bid; steamer
MED. 42Nc asked southern l corn corn. y
9Di. ,troro-. No. > white western, &c.
ria 10 . mixed. western, 40Q4lc.
rive dull: No . b5H'1c
Hav firm and unchsnsed.
coffee dun; No. 1; Slp.-'.
Other articles unchansea, d. -.r,o,-.,...
bonds lrsiniI 59is bid: Baitimore
a n1TSi ohio stock Il bid Northern Central
STOCK o' esrf asked; B1itimore and o no
southwestern drsts i9I BID; Con solid,
Cas- Gas bonds. iiG bid; do. stocks 5ie02.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
4 WILD WV tCARE
Creates 81 Sensaf ou iu TIA" Caskade NeiGh-
borhood-Uenry County Marriage.

borhood-Henry County Marriage.
DANVILLE. VA, May 23.-specia.-
Sarah Edmunds. a colored woman was
terribly hurt in the machinery Of the
Danvne steam Laundry to-day. Her
hand was crushed ana the arm injured.
There is a wud-mau scare in the COS
cade neighborh0od. in this county nc
has been seen in the woods several times,
and f. described as being horrid LOOKING
He appeared at the residence OF Mr.
Thomas Vernon. q few mites from The
village and i'm sort Of gibberins de-
mandod food Of Mr. Nernon's daughters,
who wore alone at the time, The girls
were terribly frightened until Mr. Vernon
pu; I'm an appearance. when the wild
man took 10 the woods He has APP
peared at the cabins Of several darkies
-p1 Of course. has scattered consterna-
tio' bmong the people. A reward Of 500
~ been offered for his capture.
Captain X. NJ. Hopper one Of the con-
Juctors Of the Danville and Western rail-
road. was married this afternoon 20
Miss Mamie j. Bassett. daughter Of w.
w Bassett Of Henry county. The mar
rage occurred at the residence, near
Preston. the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Thomas Glenn, Of North Caro-
lima. The happy pair left after the cere-
mony. by a special train, FOR Leaksville'
y. c.. where a reception was rendered
them tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
BONDS.
on,,n AVN COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Nay -, IS'I'
oceerings- Wheat. 800 bushels; corn
NvhiteC. 30 bushels; corn (miNed), l'2VO
bushels. ,... 1900. l,..,,,,o,
2o bushels; corn mixed), 200 bushels.
Quotations Wheat-Loneberry, 5lc. to
isle. mixed, sc. to 'o.4c.; shor'Derry'
55c TO 5siac.; No. red csc.
vSorn-White. Virginia dag LOTS, 4Sc.i
No white, 47c. TO aye; No. : mixed
7o G,ats-No. mixed, 4oc.; No. ; mixed,
3sl2c TO 39c
i've 53c TO 55c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
WHAT 81 WILL Do.

1t viii furnish a parlor with SUIT.
Carpet, or Mating. and RUG included.
or YOU can have your bedroom lifted up
complete with "a CHAMBER SUIT-Mat-
tress,, springs, Pillows. Bolster, and q
covering for the door as wei. IL VII
buy nice Dining-Table. fancy legs,
large OAK Sideboard. High-Back Chairs.
and Dinner or Tea-Sets. or anything you
may want for the furnishing OF these
rooms.
Do you want a nice Rug-seat Couch.
with spring edges and long fringes en-
tlrely hiding the woodl We have them.
demand Just now, but they will be In a
very short time. We are selling them
right along, Notwithstanding the cool
weather. TIE PRi ssr Is Se what makes ko
frigerator with a water-cooler attached
Tor S65O? Our patrons know good
thing when they see II. The higher
grades are not moving fast enough for
US so we have put price on them to
nn WAy WOO b BABY CARRIAGES are
the hest and keep ahead in low prices
and high qualities. u Is pleasure Tor
ms tn have YOU call and inspect them.
we have a nice line OF MATTINGS-
fresh goods and warranted 10 please IN
price, quality and patterns THESE are
regular goods, and you VIII not find any
smyrna, Velvet, Moquette, and Tapestry
pUgs Mats. ETC. IN Abundance.
CARPETS in Brussels. lngrains, Two
and Three Plies-all the leading makes
Druggets are very stylish, and we have
them any size and quality.
Do you want a Solid-Gold or Filled
Case Watch, Chain, Diamond Ring, Int
TAI Ring. Sllver-Plated Tea-Set Water
Service Berry-Dish, Knives Forks, and
spoons Of the best manufacturey Come
10 us. be supplied, and have the use OF
the goods while you are paying for them;
A silver dollar will go as far, as a gold
dollar. Come, examine, and see how
much YOU can buy from us with ST.
Read and reflect $50 worth CT goods
for 81 down and 81 per week; 500 worth
for So down and 50 per week. are the
terms nj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. May 23.-splrits tur-
pentine market quiet but firmly held AT
2sc. for regulars; receipts. LAS CASKS
sales, 1876 casks.
Rosin market firm nj advance OF &c.
on G. and n grades; business moderate
sales, 1850 barrels; receipts, .95i oaIieis.
Quota. b. q. and H. Sl.OJ: T.. Sl.lU;
T.. SIa5: O, $40; II, SLTO; 1. SL0o; ~
SOB. NJ. $40. n. S20; window glass
So water white $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI O., May 23.-Flour-
Spring patent, S3.40d395; family, $40
d2.Gj.
Wheat-No. . red, J2c.
Corn steady; No. mixed, 4li1c.
Oats-No. = mixed 3sl9c.; No. = white
3gAc
Pork-Mess. $3.50; clear mess, SlS.25;
family. SLID.
Lard-Steam leaf. S7.2j.
Bacon steady: shoulders. 5000; short
rib sides, S6Siie; clear sides, S7.2j.
Whisky, S115.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, May -, le9f
Offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change. GG packages old sun-cured to-
baccos by liessrs. Carter " Ryland,
George a. Haynes. and J. j. Wilson,
son a Co. one package sold at Sl9.JO,
one at Sl1, one at $40. one at SO, one at
Si2JO, one at Sl22j, two at SLID, one
az SLID, one at Stops, two at S9.50, one
az $50, three at 80. six at $3.50 one at
Ss.Z0. two at IS. one at ST.62i2, one at
$50 one at 81, one at SG75, one at $B.62l2,
one at $3.50, one at 1928. three at s6,
one at $3.50, one at $50, one at $3.50,
one al -, one at $40, three at $3.50,
three at S43O. one at 1925, one at SL2O,
one at S4lO one at -. two at $3.50, one
at $3.50, one at $40 one at S33o. one
AT $40 one at 81. three at $3.50, one at
81 40, three at 81, one at SlsO, one at
$40.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, 4 hogsheads; filters I6; cut
ters Is; smokers, /; leaf (darlO. 8; Jugs
dark. 3. Total. 1875 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
spectiOns-Bright. l hogshead, dark.
- hOgsheads and 81 tierces, western, !
hOgshead. Relnspe cuOns-Bright q
hogsheads; dark, 8 hogsheads and y
tierces; western. ? hogsheads. ~.
Myers. SeabroOks. Farmers, Neals
pavenports, Planters wilson's. Ale
ghany. Old Dominion, CrenshaW's. anc
Sh0ckoe tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, IS packages; deliveries
11i packages.
United States internal revenue collec
lions for the city of Richmond, Va, TO
day: Cigars and cigarettes. S,5l91O; Plus
tObaccos, 81 i0462 Total, Sj,Ilil2.
\ very good loose tobacco sale at shell
burne's warehouse to-day Some Nes'
Virginia brlghts sold as high as S4i.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: J. w. Harlow. +. c. Wright
H. n. Wright. and II. c. Wright Louisa
county. n. II. Armstrong. Frankfort
Ky; William II. Thomas, Louisville, Ky.
j. H. Orr, New York city; a. G. Hippo
y. H. Eager. w. II. Samuels, and Travis
B1gby Caroline county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL, May
% : . = LII 10000; market OPEN
CIV ed weak sit'' and closed steady; common to
e VITA 80 steers l. 50 iOdi4o; stoekers and
feeders Ssie s.. 7sG5.s5;' cows and bulls Sl.ao
6s.50: calves. s2.5oa325,, ..,,., .,..a,..
iios' e esS5i 81. common 10 choice mix
hs@NE. Sttco-,e- choice assorted. Sf.fuls
el, >i.S ,h, 81 io44.7o: pigs. Si.O00IG5.
49, nsn ~ ,oceints. 1000; market iirm;
inferior 10 choice, s2.OoaA''' ia'nns' S'''o
AZ II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
TILE COTTON MARKET

NrW YORK, May 8.-Cotton frm;
middllns guf 1iS sales Sales lds ' ySo bales
fului VS o.. lime 7O0: July. 100; August
MAY cysnte,nber. 7i2: october. III; No
Liv, 2s: December. TBS: January
i.ss; FsbrasIr,ys 70 ne, receipts OF cotton
..,nr.ed to-day from ell ports were LIZA
,ssY}es. exports. to Great Britain a.0ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24

| pERRY-Ded at the resldence OF
| ,f. narsnts. LINDSAY OFERRALL,
! tr-fn SON of W. II. and Georgiana Berry,
| a.cd I'VE months aud eighteen days.
NOLTE.-Dicd, May "a, at 3. p. NJ, at
! tba residence ~ his uncle. Charles rchnri-
| ieuburg. i'm Henrico county, ROBERT -.
J NGI.TE. in the nineteenth year OF MS
The funeral will take place from -.
| Marys German-Cathoiic church Iflo
! (1hursdav) AFTERNOON, May 24thi az I
vited 10 attend.
TOPPIN.-Died. at her residence, 400
east Canal street. May -. 1894, at $50 T..
M. CATHERINE, widow Of Philip Top
Funeral win take place from ST. Peters
| cathedral FRIDAY MORNING at .
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited to
attend.
KEELING Died az HIS residence No
/ 1904 Ross street. az ZI0 O'Clock, w edues-
day morning EDWARD -. kLHLl''"'
| I'm the seventeen year OF MS age.
Funeral from SeVenth-Sreet 1hIistlin
church THIS Thursday AtIEhNOON
BY special request. no flowers.
HOLLORAN- Died. at 9:l5 T. NJ. We'd
ncsday. May I'D AT her residence, No.
| 1o south Eighteenth street MARGARET
! HOLLORAN. widow OF Thomas HolO-
ran. deceased; aged siXty-fve years. Born
in the town of Lestool. County Kerry,
Funoral AT 1880 r. VI. TO-DAY from
! 81 Peters cathedral Friends and ac-
! ouaintances respectfully invited to at
| tend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24

Cash ns-Flour-Light local
demand general trade dull, and prices
UNCHANGED: wheat. JGH-HJ7iac.: No. ..
fla,a55itc.: corn. 37aic.; oats. 34c.; pork.
Sl1 So01l S2ie; lard. SG.32i 1851; ribs.
SC.2J0G27ia; shoulders. Sj.1ja60o; sides,
SG.G2lsQI12ia. whisky SLlj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24

for Sick Headache is found that is pleas
ant. harmless. and efficient. We refer to
DIR. Davids Pills. that thousands on our
people have successfully used. Price. Is
cents a box: Ave boxes for a 81.
OWENS G. MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond Va. 4
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sunday schools can find no better place
toy their annual outing than Ashland
park, only eighteen miles from Rich
ILL.,. mn, anplication TO G. A. Taylor Traffic
s upvm Richmond. Fredericksburg and
r,a,onac railroad.
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- .,,>,cToN y. c.. May 2l.--Rosin
WILNlNGIVs.SS e. good strained, 9Oe
Turpentine nrnl;;
Tar firm at N;-o. aro,. hard 81: soft.
Crude turpentlne in"''
81 50: virgin a2h
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prevention is better than cure and you
NAV prevent that tired feeling by taking
Hoods sarsaparilla, which VIII Keep your
blood pure and free uom acid taiht ana
oerms of disease.
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LOST OK FOUND.

OST-TWO CHECKS NOS 3SlT, 3sls,
! FOR So and sos. respectively, and
drawn on Planters National Bank. Par
ties are cautioned not to accept the same.
TEfSER & POLLAk. my2i-lt"
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x,ooa,. pills DO not purge pain. or grippe
hui act promptly. easily. and efficiently.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 23.-Tur
pentine firm az 27c.
Rosin steady; good strained, Sl00.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. May p. ls9L
sun rises. ~
sun g, -,
Noon - M, -
DAVIS length. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .....-...s...s '''''''''''' 49,
Evening Observation-Disclosures ''o''i
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