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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-15
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May lf-Flour quiet and
held firmly. winter wheat low sfaea rs
s. 50H2I5; do. fair to fancy S2SH03.2o:
DO patent. S3.4u03.15; Minnesota clear,
Sga5u3.1J. patent. Sj"ut.4". low eN-
heat dun and easier. with options.
closing steady. No. . red, store and ele-
vafor tNgA "a zoe. ailOat, Ol4c options
we're fairly active and very Irregular,
closing weak AT decline OF "a 'ac.' 10.
. red. May. ONNc.; June, 51'sci july,
1nc.: August. G9i4c.; september. 6h4c.;
corn weaker: No .. 5il4Q5la.c. ele-
Vator. 5jAp,'Ac afioat; steamer mixed
tive and weak an iid9Sc. de line May,
sls.c. july 55a@c.. September. $3.50.
Oats Quiet and easier Options dun
and lower. May Size, June, ~ &c.
S"ot-No. .. 8lsG3lisc No. . white 3Gc.;
mixed western 3lW32'2c
Hay nrm. shipping. "'a"c'; good TO
choice. .5dSDc. Co.
domestic fleece, lVul2c.i pulled l$c
Beef lnaeSye: family 81 ;OOnl3vv;, eN-
ira mess ~ 5Oda 90; beef hams dun at
$3.50: tierced beef lower and dun; city
extra, India mess Slrv,9 l9v' Sut i ~. .,
dull and depressed. pickledd bellies SUI
shoulders. sos: hams, N3WdN2o' mid
dies dull and nominal ...
Lard quiet and easier western steam
SGOo asked: city. S6l2vN6l5; May, Stib,
nominal: June. 500. nominal; july 500.
nominal Refined dull. Continent $40:
south American $3.50; compound. 5000
Pork quiet and steady: mess. SlS20a
1919. , 5000, ,..,.4,,.
state dairy. lml6iAc.; creamery 4'c,'
western dairy. anl2c: creamery new
l1mf7c.: Old, SNl3c.: Elg'ns. ltc.
cotton seed OIL dull and steady; crude,
2im2iIc.: yellow prime. 2ic'
Petroleum nominal ,. -,
Dosin hrmer and quiet; strained, COM
MI
rurpentine quiet and steady AT 2NG9'2c.
Rice firm and UNCHANGED.
Iolasscs steady and unchanged
Peanuts firm. .-
Coffeo quiet and UNCHANGED 70 10 points
down. MAY Sl43lNlf.4l; July. Sl4.60;
Se,,tenber Si4G0. December. Sli.4jull55.
March. si435. spot Rio duh and steady;
suear-Raw firm and moderately ac-
tive fair refining. Be-. yb~test centrifugal.
n, nsXc. Refined steady and unclaimed.
Trelrnts 10 Liverpool duii ana STEADY
cotton STD. grain. l'sd.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetable
Strawberries in light receipts and firm.
Win a good sale Charleston cabbages
ana Florida beans I'm fair receipt. but
an other vegetables are sparingly ana
clean up well when prime.
Strawberries Norfolk. good 10 prime,
nrart IOfIi4c. DO North Carolina. fancy,
,4lilgc.. do. others. Gtl3c: DO Charles
ION fancy l0oiSc.' DO others. lON ljc.
do Maryland. fair 10 choice l2HlSc.
Asparagus Extra dozen punches. 81 %;
do. others, GDc G$l 90
Hasts-Biorida crete. 7sc.QSj.25; do.
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Charleston. 100 punches. s2.0o04.p.
Cucumbers-Ncw Orleans. dozen. "5V
05c. do. Florida, crate, soc.usl'''' 10.
basket. x1.2JD22 - Ill. -,
Celery-New Orleans. uozeh seain'' %"
&c. o@-o. IL
Lettuce-Norfolk. basket, Soacoc-; 40
barrel. 75c. n<l..a. -o<zo -o.
CaDbages-F'lorida. barrel. sl;yy9-.,o'
do. Charleston, barrel. crate, $40; 40
North Carolina, do, $2.00n2.JO; DO. NOT
folk, barrel, Sl.1Ju2OO. -. 20. q
Potatoes-North Carolina. basket, 3Dc ~
500. DO Charleston, do, 4oc-4>i--"' uo'
Norfolk, DO, go.
string Beans-Florida wax. crate. 'vc.G
81 10. DO basket, TIC n>1.l5. do. green
crate. 5Cc n$1 -: basket. l9c .4Sl -, 90
Charleston wax, basket, sZ;O1o;"' ~
green do. s2.cpd2 o. DO Georgia wax.
crate. SlIJQ22J; do. green, do'' Sl'yVe
70.
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D,44 bales; France. 7,7co bales: Cont

2o444 bales; France, 7,7Go bales; Cont
ncnt. if.46S bales
Total since September lst--Net receipts,
I,7j0.62i bales; exports TO Great Britain,
3. 1a3, 4O1 bales: France, 755. S45 bales: Con-
tncnt 2.Zf395 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May l4.-COtton fu-
lures steady; sales. 3l.SO bales; May
62S; June. 6.35: July. 642, August. sep
TENDER. and October. 6.56; November
$50. December. 6.53. January. COS.
LIVERPOOL. May 14-i230 =. NJ
Cotton duh and prices easier; American
middling. . 1872: sales. GOO bales. Amer
lean. 5UO bales. speculation and export
$40 bales. receipts 5000 bales. Amerl-
can. 1870 bales. Futures opened easy
and demand moderate; May and June.
3 gf-G4: June and July. 3 35-6i; July
and August 3 1861. August and Septem-
Der. 31-W: September ana october
3 3S-G4: October and November 3 ''"-'A
November and December, 3 fv-6i. Janu-
airy and February. 42-G4. Futures qule'
al the decline.
+. M.-May. 36-6i; May and June,
2 1894. June and July 3 36-Cf03 Si-vi
bid. July and August. 3 1854. sellers
August and September 3 500, sellers
September and October, 3 4V-6t, sellers
october and November. 3 4l-tf sellers
November and December. 42-N, sell
ors. December and January, 3 800, sen
ers. January and February, H-04, sell
ors. February and March, 45-6f value
Futures closed very steady.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD. May l4.-Flour
strong and higher ives lsrn superior %, !,
- 35lf2. %: DO. extra, S2Grn31O; do. ram
ily. s. 2J03.JO. winter wheat, psteht J,
s.. GJn3s5. spring do. S3.SgQ4vo, spring
, neat straight. s3.Gt03s0; receipts
10 fGZ barrels. sales, 10 barrels
Wheat strong, No. z req spy III ~
month, 6jue4c., June, b'c. ash'u, ot, . >, -,
Gsl50Gsssc. August. 6sAc. asked steamer o y
bushels. stock. 3a5,575 bushels sales
6i OOu bushels. southern wheat. Dy So'"-
Die. hare: do. on grade. Gsphc.. -,
Corn firm: mixed spot and month; ~ =
0,--a,c July. 5J4d55i4c.i August, 30
MD. steamer mixed JfWJ44c., IeceiptS,
"a 4Ns bushels. shipments. - 80 uHsilVlS
stock. POI. so bushels: sales. lZWw pua 3
els: southern white corn, ''P'o12c'' Oo'
yellow 5Gu5lc. ..., ....,,.,.. ,-o .
oats steady. but little inquiry 10 Z
white. western. 31D37i2c., NO, = H TX,
western. 33i5a33Ac.: receipts, w." bush-
els. stock. i25. Z33 bushels. >-o
rive steady and In fair INJURY ~;
.. Csc: receipts, 100 bushels stoch' ''-'i
Hay firm good to choice timothy Si3'"
Cram freiehts very quiet and rates
barely steady and unchanged
Provisions unchanged. .~,. 80
Butter steady: fancy SsI cream '0'
indie nc. store-packed, opl'''
Eggs steady at l2c. .,,.o-
Coffoe steady at SiGpnlo2'-
Sugar firm. graduated, St.''' IL. pol
rsorde-N Virginia Century. ~ dskcu' baiI
,tnore and Ohio. G3n64. Baltimore anu
ONO southwestern hrsts l"sr2 Do; az
income B. 23n25, Consolidated Na9 '''ON
6iit asked.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. May l4.-Rosin
steady; strained, S1.i5; good strained
shirts turpentIne firm at 25@4c.; re-
celpis, 1871 casks.
Tar firm at Sl.2v. ,. A~s :, %.
VS5sVkN<AH GA. May 13.-Turpentne
firm at 2,glc.; sales. 60 casks; receipts
Kosin firm; sales. 200 barrels; &. quo Z.
~ 81. 4 ii 10 9. S1.55; Ii, Sl.7J; l, sl:;D,
s2l0, NJ, y5.45; y. $40; window
elass. s. o.: water white, S2;I5. r.
CHAIR ESTON. 5. G.. May Ii ui-
rcntine nrm at &c receipts, 10 casks,
PI RRoe"in-eiood strained firm at Sl.oJg llo;
receipts. los barrels.
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A very attractive programme has been
arranged and Will be executed by the
StoneN all Brigade Band at their concert
at the Y. NJ G. A. Hall on Thurs
day night next, for the benefit OF the
Y NJ. c. A.
The above concert Will be under the
direction Of Mr. Joseph VI. BreretOn,
their popular and efficient bandmaster.
and embraces both classic and popular
music. and It is very evident that those
who attend will have the pleasure OF
hearing some Of the best band music that
has been here for some time. As IL Is for
the benefit OF so worthy an object. they
will doubtless have a very large audience.
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rnRAccO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, May -, 1910
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day :
Wrappers. - nOgsheads, filters -, cut
tiers. ~; smokers g, leat.tdarkl, IL; Tugs
(darlO Is. Total, 49, hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
inspectiOns-B Bright, hOgsheads; dark,
- nogsheads and tierces. Reinspec-
uons-Bright, II hogsheads, western,
Myers. Crenshaws. Meals, Dayen-
ports. Planters. Allegheny. old Do
minion. Shoiburne's, and Shockoe tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts ~
packages: deliveries. ~ packages.
Cnited states internal revenue cOllec-
tons for the city Of Richmond, Va. to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes. SlJ1J.sJ, plug
tohaccos. S4.g45Gs. Total. S6,JOl 81.
Crenshaws warehouse sold 500 pounds
Of dark loose tobaccos to-day highest
price. 81
MIR George Haynes will offer break
OF about 30 packages Of sun-cured to-
baccos at auction on Change tomorrow.
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800 WORK. May ll.-NoIIon, qNleI'
,,NiS ,TiMi quiz lie miadling iS-l o.
gross t.S,,,, 'gto bales: Continent, l.3z5
Great h,i,,,s.,~.araed. So bales; sales, ~
s ssles s0nners 81 bales , stock ss 10
bales. NJ GG2. june B5I; July.
220D bal,s H0f. September. go. Oc-
1C2; Aess November. Go. December.
tober, 90, $50, February, Vvi;
March; CIV Net receipts. 2,Go bales;
Total to-a@Sy lot britain. ~ bales;
exports 70 SO BALES stock S,oS rs e1afs
Total SO far THIS we &c s-. r S-,s.iS
,1f4s t.al-s' ~snn''-
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SUIT for a Child.

The Chancery Court was engaged yes
terday In hearing the petition Of Morris
Meyers for writ Of nabcas corpus 10 re-
cover his child. Rhea Adele Meyers, an
infant about two years old.
The child is in possession Of Mrs. car
rie Ellick. the mother OF Meyers de-
ceased wife. and was left IN her care
and under her control when the child's
mother died.
Mrs Ellick claims that Meyers Is not
n proner person TO have the care and
custody Of the child Mr.. X. l.. Montague
represents the petitioner, and Judge I'd
mund Waddlll. Jr., is counsel for Mrs.
Ellick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-15

TERRELL-Died, peacefully and gent
ly a his late residence. Auburn Mills.
Hanover county, Va. on May II. 1875.
JOSEPH PLEASANT TERRELL. in the
eighty-second year of his age.
DUkE.-Died. al his residence. May
18th. at $40 r. NJ, WALTER l.. DUKE,
I'm the siN,y-flfth year Of his age.
Funeral WEDNESDAY. May 18th. from
his late residence. No 1916 east Frank
lin. at / +. NJ
Quincy (Mass) and stanton Va) pa
pers please copy
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. May l4.-Flour &C
tive and firm. winter patent. 5000 80;
family. S25OQ2. 70; extra, Sz5J92.'V.
Wheat active and slightly adFanced'
No. , red, track, zoe, It,.
Corn firm and active, No. ? yellow,
to arrive, 54Hc, No. 2 mixed. o354qoic.
oats quiet .,,o-
PORK auiet and steady; mess, SID.
Lard quiet and IN tar demdhu' steam
leaf, 500; Kettle, 500.
Dry sailed meats steady ana quiet;
loose shoulders. 500; shorts. $0.lo; clears
SO4O; boxed Ac. more.
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81. LOUIS, MO. May H.-Flour hrm.
patent, S3.3Ju34j; fancy, S2.sVa -'V'
choice, S20jQZ. 20. ..,,
Wheat higher; May. 67hc., July, dilsc''
september O534c. ,o,1.
Corn lower. May. 4S1zc.; July, 4eA4
lyNc.: September, 49Ac.
Oats-May, 2v1sc., June, %oisc'i sePtem-
Der. 25lsc. ,,.,
Iard-Prime steam, 500; choice, SOD
Bacon-Shoulders, S53fl2, longs, SUD-,
clear ribs S6.C2i2 short clear, Soeft2.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOuldeIs, e5.-',
longs. SGVOu0.1 IN; clear ribs, $50 snort
clear, SG.3.l2.
Hlgh wines firm AZ Sl.2.
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yrohArioN or mr. U,Unr naw
4 Decision Of Import nee Ia Building and
Loan 4 sosiat ons

RALEIGH, n. c., May H-special.-
The Supreme Court rendered n decision
this afternoon in the case OF Merony
against the Atlanta Building and Loan
Association. They decided that the con-
tract of the Building and Loan Asshocia-
ton was a violation OF the usury law. The
decision would be a death-blow 10 these
associations in this State were it not
that new act was passed at the last
Legislature giving associations all the
scope they desire.
No decision has been rendered In the
Cook-Meares case yet.
The two cases testing the validity OF
the assignment act were argued to-day.
No more cases Will be argued this ses-
sion. The court will adjourn about the
22d
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WAS CURIOUS MISTAKE.
Mr.. RAND rs APPOINTED on TIE
WRONG BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Another Libel suit TO lie Brought Against
Rale igh Psper--Csses Against the
ives ern Union Company.

RALEIGH. ~ c.. May li-speciaL-
The entire Railroad Commission, with
their clerk. left yesterday for Washing
ton city, to attend the annual meeting
OF the National and State Commissions.
Quite a curious mistake was discover
ed in the Executive Department yester-
day. Some days ago Il was announced
that Mr.. w. H. Rand, OF this county.
had been appointed a director Of the
Blind Institution. vice Charles ID. Heartt,
resigned The appointment was intended
10 be made as a director OF the PEN
itentiary vice Frank Stronach. resigned.
The commission will be recalled and one
issued for a penitentiary director The
Governor then appointed Professor Hugh
Morgan a director OF the Blind Institu-
ton.
ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT.
Mr., Foy, who vas editor Of the Dan
Vile Star. announces his intention OF
bringing suit against the News and OBJ
server OF this city for libel. Mr.. Toy is
the man who was charged with bigamy.
upon his marriage a few weeks ago in
Winston.
The State Medical Convention is in ses-
sion in Gol1sboro. and the State Dental
Convention is in session in Salisbury so
there is quite a dearth of doctors and
dentists in this city.
CASES hGAIr-T THE WESTERN UNIoN.
No fewer than four cases against the
Western Union Telegraph Company Will
come up before the Supreme Court next
week. all OF these being for contempt
OF the Supreme Court, and railroad COM
mission decisions regarding the charge Of
fifty cents for message OF ten words to
Elizabeth City. An effort will be made
to have the cases carried to the United
States Court.
Colonel Julian s. Carr has invited the
students Of the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal College 10 spend Saturday at his
lovely Occonechee farm. near Hillsboro.
so a special train Will be provided. ana
the boys will have an "outing" that they
Will Ions remember.
Mr.. Bogss, OF Memphis, Tenn, will
tonight address the Chamber of Com
merce here on the money question.
TWIN CITY Guns RECEPTION.
Invitations have been issued TO the
tcrth annual reception OF the Tw n.C.fy
Club, IN Winston. y. c., on Thursday
evening. May 3Oth.
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UON BY a N4KH " MARGIN.
Lynchburg Defeats Petersburg by "A Score
Three O. wo.

LYNCHBURG. VA, May H.-Special.-
Lynchburg pulled her game right out
Of the fire to-day by the narrow margin
OF 3 10 p McKenna was I'm the box for
the home team, and pitched effective
ball. owing 10 the fact that Schabel.
our regular back stop, was disabled,
Clark. new man from Philadelphia,
WIS put in TO catch. BY passed balls and
errors he allowed two men 10 score, and
was retired from the game in the fourth.
Ferguson taking his place. After the
change Petersburg scored no more.
James. Petersburg's pitcher. was struck
on the wrist by a pitched ball. and was
also retired. Packard took his place, and
was touched for six hits. which made
the home team the winner.
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c14rcAGO ILL. May 14.-There wa
an exceedingly nervous udu' H. In,.,l
to-day. The business was hloSr' meme
althouph there were evidences OF ou. stnr
f-',.i,,o ia ha seen The erracuc dctlJll
of prices made spectators az tr.ilofb
traders very cautious. Any eAtia 80 r' In
set shorts to covering, anu NV ant long
dicafiOu of weakness Drought Wv ffer
-tat freely a few moments dltci
the opening there was consluef ,i't t.
ing. and "A fan IN values o. taiancr
t-,,,, the outside During the bdldilNS
~ The session the tone changed sever a.
times prices rising and falling, ~. -.
the end resting &C. uiluri onened
Hra1 nuofations. july wheat Vlccn'"
eror, Gi.4c TO G57kc.. sold between u.s..
ami Gta,c closing at 6ocp SC l low a.
fhsn Yesterday. Cash wheat lsainP,e
lots1 sold 1c. higher than yesterday ""'
the close was nomhaly Sa9s trono,b Of
Corn-The frOsts and the sIy" $tli,,,,
,heat we're conducive 10 a eoou 10
i'm corn at the opening. AtteFNdiuS Wy, IL
freezing weather lost its l0ice ~ nv
srplmcnt that damage 10 the eIoNi ne
nren woflld not be irreparable al lhls
tine as replanting could easily De P,i-
fnrmod Trade was governed lo-u@s
lv the motion of wheat july voim III
ed from 5li,c. TO ole, sold between "litC'
-I -li, m5oSLc.. closing at jWiic., 'sa &c
49, yesterday. Cash corn sofa &C.
DER bushel higher than yesterday ,.,.
Oats-NO exception TO the nsqai Vo loi
less trade in oats was. noted to-uas
and he failure of supplies to decrease ease
augurs unfavOrablc for Nalues' Ia
strength that appeared In wheat ana
corn an different times acted as a sus-
teining factor. July closed isnAc lower
man Yesterday Cash oats were STEADY
to i,c. per bushel lower -
'prot.itions-A moderate business was
transacted IN produce. there was more
man Yesterday. but still not eh9ush
40 attract particular notice rachsrs
were the best sellers. their omerlhfs ' ut-
Dressinp prioes all along the line. Lower
nricos Tor hogs with "a good supply OF
thom. offered no ENCOURAGEMENT 10 Dulis
an product. There was some long stun
sold. few shorts put ont modest fhes
NJ close was 25c under yesterday for
Nav pork. Toe. lower for May lard, and
pic lower for May ribs.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. May II. ls'lo

Coverings Wheat 2oi bushels corn
nc, SlS bushels. .
WIZ, wheat. 2ul bushels; corn lwhiteh
~" Suotations: Wheat -Longbcrry, slc, CO., 10
itc.f my - rel 13Nc to 1ic.
10 80 "A 6ite Virginia, soc. 10 oahc,;
N"'5 Unitc. soc. to 3aigc.i No. mixed
5ic. 70 .' c mixed 3SHc TO 5lc.; No.
q ,oixed 3yiec. TO @5c.
ts,le-t5c. 10 Csc.
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PETERSBURG

Summary. Earned runs-Lynchuurg, !
Two-base hits. Leahy, Sullivan. Three
base hits-Berryhill. Double plays-Pen-
der and Sullivan; Hall. Fender. and Sui
ivan. struck out-By McKenna. 6; by
Packard. ,; James. l. Bases OF balls--By
McKenna. 2: by James, 2
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cuIcAGo CATTLE MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL, May
4-Cattle-Recelpts.3.J 800, market steady
common 10 extra steers ~. lVg6.l'; STOCK
ers and feeders, S2.Jrp4.t9, COWS anu
Dulls. S1.TJd4JO. Texans, Sz.oao ~.
lower closing steady. heavy packing
and shipping lots, Si.4Vp4.t212; common
to choice mixed. S4.3O6i4.O J. choice as
sorted. SAJOQ4OO; light, SL3VHit' pigs
s3.OOII. 40. -.-
Sneop-Recelpts, 1000. market strong,
Inferior TO choice, Sl7Ja3.OO' lambs
- tHtlfftU
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had chance to throw up their hats for
more than ten days.
Portsmouth took the second OF the Sc
ries OF games from Norfolk this after
noon by a score OF s TO 2. The new men
being engaged are no Improvement on
the old The game to-day was Chinese
ball with a vengeance.
Score:
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A movement Is on foot to organize the
Knights OF the Ancient Essenic order IN
Richmond. The membership committee
is constituted as follows: f. w Cunning
ham, Il. ~ Render. Rev DR. Landrum,
+. g. baldwin, A. W. Miller, II. W.
Courtney. j. A. Bumgariner. @. b. James.
r. l.. Courtney and w. Hall Crew.
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s,p..s The t"2.
NORFOLK, VA. May l4.-Speclal.-The
people OF Norfolk are becoming generally
disguised with the record their ball team
is making. and the crowds are falling on
daily. The rocters Of Norfolk have not
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RICHMOND.

summary; Earned runs-Kichm0nd, ?.
Base on balls-On Fisher !: off Lloyd, 3.
off Dinsmore, 10. Struck out-By Fisher,
O. by Lloyd, /; by DinsmOre. T. Two
base hits-Sherer, Farrell 2. Foster. Home
runs-Kain. Morgan. Double plays
Lloyd. Padden. and Crockett. Wild
pitches-DinsmOre. ?. Hit by pitched ball
Foster. Stolen bases-Paddon, Caya-
naugh. Crockett. Berte. Morgan Time OF
gamc-Two hours and twenty minutes.
Uumire-Crowley.
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NO SQUAD mvNhr DhLhaArEs.
RaleIgh ohsmber Of Commerce DecIIns. q

b R"uIe e. ei a Memphis.
The Raleigh Chamber OF Commerce
this evening. after hearing a speech by
Mr. Boggs In the interest OF the sound
money convention. at Memphis. declined
to send any delegates to It.
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II y. I.DDnD1lnr lnmre. ranged as foIlows.

Cash quotations were as follows Flour
was nrn. with fair local ard moderate
SHINING inquiry wheat Gut9lc., No.
- r,t Gutqi;lI.c.: corn 503sc oats. 2Sis
7l5Ngc.: pork. Sli. soQll.9O; lard SG5ilyQ
Geo. ribs. SGODuGu1 shoulders, MOI
18,i5; sides SG31a6.3N2; whisky, SlH.
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TONDON BAR sILNER MARKET

LONDON. May l4-Bar silver. auI.d.
t-n T. ~ Paris adyiccs quote 3 per
cont r.nfo4 at lU2 francs ANA 60 cen
times for thc account.
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Totals
core by innings;

Norfolk ...................O 1000l00 o.
portsmouth ............... . y VI ks
Summary Earned runs-Portsmouth. s;
Norfolk, ?. Two-base hits-Reed, Joanes
~, Hoffman. Base on balls-off Melon
aid. 1: of Herr, /; off Leach. 3. Hit by
pitched balls-KnOx and Joanes. Passed
balls-Purcell. Wild pltches-Herr U,
Leach %. Double plays-Reed. Knox.
and Tate. Struck out--by Leach, z, by
Mcdonald, ?; by Herr. 2. Stolen bases
Knox ~, Joanes, Hoffman, Whaley, and
Hager. Left on bases-Portsmouth. 10:
Norfolk, 5. Time of game, hour and As
minutes. Umpire. Mitchell.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or VEST POINT, May "A, 1895.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Peters, ProVi-
donce, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, BAIL
more passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City Marshall. Walker
ion. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
steamship Chatham, Peters, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Allegheny, NickersOn, Provi-
denco via Norfolk, passengers and gem
Cral cargo.
Steamship Elm city Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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Tn the Law and Equity Court Yfs.cr-
day the Jury in the case Of r. II. Raht"
against Sllvernan * Wischauski rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff for BIZ.
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gives a man the hsndsomest kind OF
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Rev. Or. James p. Smith. editor Of
the Central Presbyterian, will preach In
the chapel at the Soldiers Home this
evenin. at T.30 o'clock.
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GAM 4 scHEnULrD FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Cleveland
Philadelphia az Pittsburg
New York az Chicago.
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Hello But how the little Hustlers
caught Il I'm the neck Despite all the
wire-puling that Mr.. Crowder could do
the MaSicians jumped all over Weils
men. Brace up, boys Ten errors In one
game will never do There has been some
yellow work done in the last two games
by the boys.
GAMTs YESTERDAY.
At Roanoke
Richmond, 8; Roanoke. 10.
At LyDchburg.
Petersburg. 2: Lynchburg, 3.
At Norfolk.
Portsmouth, s; Norfolk. >.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Roanoke:
Richmond VS.. Roanoke.
At Lynchburg:
Lynchburg VS. Petersburg.
At Norfolk
Portsmouth VS.. Norfolk.