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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

FIELD-DaY A. THE COILEGE.
Tho varlou, Entries WIN List Of th
pr 70. nfferpd.

The Athletic Association Of Richmond
College will hold its annual feld-day TO-
morrow. when the athletes Will vie with
each other I'm foot racing, putting shot'
and the like. The committee or ar
rangements will provide seats for iadies
and. as usual, a large crowd Is expected.
In each event gold medal or appfo-
pirate prize will be offered.
The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock,
continuing through the day, with an in
PERMISSION of two hours for dinner The
aIl-around medal which is given 10 the
one receiving the greatest number or
points. is the most popular prize on the
list, and 1t will be holly contested for by
I.otfthan. White. Lunsford, Miller, Nc
Neil and others.
II is expected that several records VIII
be broken, as there is good athletic talent
Ia track athletics at the College this
year.
The singles I'm tennis were played OF
Yesterday. with the following results,
Puryear. l2} points Louthan 40. Win
ston. id2 I.0cket l0i; Murdoch. R9, Tree
SO: Coke. g. The three winning the hish-
est number Of points w.H contest on
Friday for the medal offered as first
prize and a racket as second prize me
preiiminaries IN doubles viii be play ed
The following is list of the contests
end entries in the order In when tney
s ,i5 oclock-Tennis doubles prizes, ten
mis- shoes by Taylor < Brown. ~ trios .
Puryear. Trice, c. winston, 70 N, ,.i,
MURDOCH Louthan, Coke, Gordon, Haf-
az 9.45,1r6ad inmp-sweater, by A. saks
& 60. Entries. LOuthdn, pWen''
Binford, PeytoR, White. g..
Campbell & co. Entries. Lunsiord'
Louthan, Phillips, Miller. overs, Vine.
M 30-Throwlng base-ball-5old foun-
tain pen. by Hunter co. rntr'es
Winston. Iunsford Edwards Binford;
lI-Bicycle race-medal by Atm
lefic Association. Entries. Mercer, LunS-
ford White, Tanner Pace. Ill.
30 Hqdrdl4 race Fn fpeN'"9 ro,t than
White. Mllleg, phillips Lunsford' Phillip
II .i5-Sack race-pair tan shoes,
bv Schuman a BOwles Entries. II. Nc
Adams. Phillips. Bagby, Wllln..nam'
Montgomery Iay9bbi b MSrIls " ''''
=. M.-Tennis tournament tstngiest
First. gold medal, by Lumsden, second
raauet. BY Harris and Fltpoin. En-
fies: q. Winston. puryear, Louthah
"93o HIM mmp-gold medal, by assoc
cation. Entries. Louthan, owens L"n"-
~, = i;vmnaslum contest -- First prize.
medal bv B. f. Johnson, second, mehal,
by pr Ryland. Entries py''""''''''
4.g6-One hundred yards dash-gohld
medal. by r. G. Williams; Entries I ~ ~
Inns White Louthan, Millef' McNehi'
Wilson Binf0rd r NJ,
4:6-Eiephant race-cane' ~ ;, = Mol-
ries Entries Harris and Nc Mans
pagbv and White. Harrison ana Motto
pmttiug the sh6T-copy Of Greg's His
torv Of The United states. by West, John-
ston & co. Entries Locketb Nhlte'
Iouthan. Peyton. " A.. cAarlo.
5.8O-Pole vault-gold medal py i,i,s
lard Owens ' Louthan, J. W. Mcneil.
Rmnch OF roses by Harvey q Co, gwen
70 the most popular athlete. ,.,,...,
The medals and prizes VIII De de"''f''
nv DR. Stuart Mcclure. - ,,,,..,oo
Traces Tor Field-Day: G.. r. winston
q NJ Hazen, Professor Schatzeh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

country has developed a class OF wri,eIs
since the war that are highly crcd't%ofe
to IL in literary point OF view, am
evfrce q market advance IN l.tefal!
achievement over what the South naI
produced previously. This mas pen
shown especially In the new women
writer's Of that section. and we are not
sure but there has been gain IN IN IT
representatives upon what has been Done
in the North IN this direction. TX All re-
bounds 70 the credit or our common
rnlfigated satisfaction. II southern pee
ple can Oe independent Of the Nortn N
furnishing history for their schools, all
the better But there IL objection made
10 their view OF history In these Wen,
that IA their own affair. II It does not
agree with that which Is held here, II
will not be likely 10 be introduced INTO
Northern schools II the point is raised
that IL may DO harm In southern schools,
that Is really none Of our business Inc
regulation Of education In this country
is local affair, and 1t Is well that II
eho1lld he so We do not desire ma
I onal censorship Of the subject; sun res
a censorship by one section OF what -
taught in the other. II there Is a RENT
niseeuce OF respect even FOR the rebellion
in southern school books we apprehend
small danger OF harm from IL. IL IS
nurelv A sentimental affair. The rebellion
K thirty years In ne past. II was con-
ouered. and no one has fears oil us be,
ing renewed The last thing that a broad
Americanism would discourage IN the
South Is self-dependence, ana II IL mas
forf7, IN furnishing it's own school-pook
ii,aratiire we are disposed 10 recognize
in the act a good symptom.-bosIoh he'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

REMARKS-New butter is coming IA
freely and lower prices may be expected.
Receipts OF e1gs are larger ana the mar,
ket is lower The markets are well
stocked with early vegetables. and prices
have gone down considerably since last
week The following are this week s
prices.
Bi"fTER- Fancy dairy. iIq1sc-; choice
dairy. l4al6c: choice family parkedl,
IJ0fSc.; choice store packed, l2al3c. ;
common grades. J0Sc.
EGGS-ln crates. near by and fresh.
lie; in crates, fresh and clean, lpG
I'm barrels and boxes fresh. lOu lie.
POULTRY Spring chickens Narec), per
pound, 9Od25c.. small. per pound. 3tr
31c. winter chickens lJ4le c.; ducks
0ivc). per pound, iNSc., hens divcl, per
mound 9Qnlsc.. geese dive. per head,
2Sa3ac ro0sters (old). per pound 00Gc.
LIVE STOCK-Calves.pe pound gross.
+n5c. sheep, per pound. 5n4c.; beer
cows. per pound. 30fHc; heifers, per
pound 4HJc.. steers. per pound, Si2djc.
spring lambs lchoice). per pound. 'n6lzc ;
hogs tsmalD per pound, JAn64c.
COUNTRY BACON-Hams (smalD, we'll
smoked. per pound, ilnl22c.: large we'll
smoked. per pound, 9nlOc.; sides (cured).
per pound. Sd9c.. shoulders tsmokedl,
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint. per
pound. aaiDc.; dry grubby, per pound.
5u6c.: dry sailed. per pound. IuSC., green
saited hides, p.aGc.; green hides, "a
taiow. 4a4i5c.; beeswax. 2;i02jc.
rRJITS Strawberries per quart, Z 10
100. oranges per box. - - 20 $3.50.
lemons. per box. $500 10 $3.50.
TABLES-Cabbage Ot'iorida). per
crate. Si.5OIf.uo; do. (South carolina1,
per crate Ni5Od4n: do. tN0rth Caro-
iina) per crate 3.nOd35O. snaps, per
box. 71c.MSl 90; garden peas. per box,
81 .G1dI25. beets, per box, Si.J0n200.
squashcs. per box 3Ju1Jc.. tomatoes.
per box. S3.Ooq4"j cucumbers, per box,
H -ucT1 n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

ifiAfiMftNi. y =. may =, i0''s
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. I hogshead: hllers. ,. smokers,
10, leaf dark, ~ luss DARK -. 10
tai - hOgshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
inspections Bright = hogsheads, dark. 40
hogsheads ana ticrccs western hoss-
heads RenspeCtiOns- Bright, Z hogs
heaas; dark, 1 hogshead; western "
hOgsheads.
ports 3. Planters. Allegheny. ana Old Do
miniOn tobacco warehouses report To-
day. Receipts, Al packages; deliveries -
packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, va, 100
day: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl,529.25 plug
tobaccos. 81 331Js Total, S29tS.e'
Crenshaw's warehouse sold 5,JO POUNDS
OF dark loose tobaccos to-day.
4 very satisfactory sale OF loose 10
baccos at Davenports warehouse to-day
and another bright break for tomorrow
The French Virginia contract was
awarded AT 2.3O J.. NJ. to-day at Paris,
France. TO j. j. Huisman. the Antwerp
friend and correspondent Of our Messrs.
Williams a Rehling. Of Richmond, Va
The contract calls for SlO.OOo kilo-
tIrammes II 900 hogshcads), which IS
equal 10 about $4,000 pounds Of VIZ
ginia tobaccOs.
The Kentucky contract was awarded
as follows. Light kentucky-One lot 10
Rcusens two lots 10 Huffer one TO Aben-
helm Heavy Kentucky-Aii to ReusenS
hurley one lot to Keusens and one lot
10 Huffer
Nfessrs. Williams q Rehling received
the congratulations Of their friends here
to-day on getting the contract for Viz
ginia tObaCCOs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Mr.. Bruce 10 Speak q" Domfs''c ECONOMY
In the 18Th Century.

q.be deep and continued interest IN me
lectures on Virginia history gwen unu'i
The auspices OF the Association lot lhe
preservation OF Virginia Antiquities mas
been the greatest proof OF the charm OIL
the lectures themselves. ~,
,rtrne and again, the hall Of the House
NJ delegates, I'm the historic 'apilo,
buuding. has been fllled by large an
cultured audiences, eager 10 near Wy,
story OF Virginia from the Ups OF 'I'
fsttbrpl students who have 80 h'H"iy
given us the result OF lhel' '""o'' ~
such an acceptable manner.
,rbe civ lectures already given nave
hesn marked by the ability with which
oocb subject has been handled. ana Dy a
rtaasine variety OF literary style, eacn
iacsnre having a decided individuality or
s,s Gun Those who are fortunate enough
80 nave heard them all are 70 be con-
graduated. 49,, .or,as viii
So delivered tomorrow night, az the
,,s,at mace. at 800 O'Clock. The subpect
vruI he. domestic Economy in the Sew
enteenth Gentry" and the lecturer Mf'
,rbIs lecture will be along different lines
from any that have preceded H. ana VIII
have a charm Of its own. The lecture.
will take us into many Oh III, 49, -.
homes OF Colonial days, ana snow uS ~
49,. srandfathers and grandmothers
i'll. What they wore. what they ate.
So, their house were built and furnish
ed etc. The subject il one 70 which Mr..
x.r,ca mas devoted years OF study. ana OF
which the therefore knows whereof ne
speaks. ,.,- ,-..,.o1 - a.
tend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Another immense crowd packed the
Randolph-street church bazaar buiidihs
last night. large portion OF inc popu
iat,on Of the West End seem 10 nave
learned that a most pleasant and ENJOY
able evening can be spent there ana
thav do not fail to avail themselves OF
me opportunity. All those who went III
search Of pleasure last night louilu ~
a.. .bo rrooramme was excellent. There
has not been a better one given SO FAR.
Miss Ella Haurand sang two solos In a
most pleasing style. Misses LeYe ana
Annie Martin sang "A beautiful duet Mr..
Tompkins and Miss Carter rendered sew
eraI pretty selections on the mandolin ana
guitar. and little Claudia Sickler, The pet
Of the West End. recited two pieces Each
and every one Of the performers was
compelled to respond 10 encores.
Efforts are being made 10 secure the
old Dominion Sextette for Tomorrow
evening They will probably have charge
Of the entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

bales. Futures closed quiet and steady;
sales 3S.uOO bales; May Vol' June, 3D.
July g s.. August, $50. september. oSo,
Ocfoper. al. November, $40, December,
~, January, 80, rroruary' o'vi
March. go. 80
exports 10 Great Britain, 4,'tj4 bales !
stock. go $40 bales.
Total 80 Iar TINS week-Net receipts
- $50 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
- 80 bales; France. 1854 Dales' CONT
ncnt, i',SfJ bales. r.
Nf,N ORLEANS, May s.-Cotton fu-
lures Quiet and steady. sales, 1910 BALES /;
May, bZ5: June, GU. July, 600, August
G@,. September. $40, October, j4l, NO
vember. Gas. December. 04s; January
co. .
LIVERPOOL. May S.-l2:3O T.. NJ
Cotton quiet and prices easy Ameri-
can mldGllng. y-ld. sales 500 bales
American. am bales, speculation ana
export. 80 bales, receipts, J.DD bales,
American, $500 bales. FUTURES opened
easy and demand poor; American mid
ding, low midQnng clause. May ana
June. . 32-c8. June and July. @5-64 /.
Julv and August, . 3t-Ci; august ana
tober. 3l-G4, December ana January,
september, 35-64. September and. &c
3 .i0-Gi Futures quiet. Tenders, l,SoV
bales new dockets and loO bales old
y. M.-American mldding. low mid
ding clause May, . 3J-of9% J4-cf; May
ana June. . 3a-'Aa3 3i-vA; June ana
july. 3 34-Cg. July and August. 3O-Gfd
1864. August and september, 3 31-b3H
. 5t-Gi; september and October, 5i-1l4
Z 1854. october and November 3 3s-tlp
. 1864. November and December, "9-bi
n3 4O-G4 buyers. December ana Jahu-
any. 3 4O-G3f,3 il-G4, January and req.
March. 3 42-Cia3 1854. Futures closed
lfealE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE oI0sING Quotations or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales Al the Richmond To-
baoco fxehange-lntsrnal Revenue
Coilcctons-ForsignA dvices


NEW YORK., May $50 far as the
transactions are concerned, tins WAS the
banner day az inc SUCK EAchdhbci over
f-zVf3 SHARES OF sioeh ana Sf,fb,Np
bends having been tiaued 800. the largest
bona tranfsftion OF amy day for ycars.
Summing 3D. up. however. the market did
not display tNe rDsihcncy which has been
lts cUlef Characteristic Of late Ia TACT,
there was "a frncrM disposition ON tnc
part OF traders who turned bullish after
the Adjournment Of congress aud loaded
Up with Dig ilnts ui various stocks, 10
turn paper prohis INTO cash. and The enOI-
NOUS rcaizauons from this source had
a tendency at Times 20 offset the buy
lng for Europe ana by local commission
houses. Tho buying FOR Europe to-day
Was afhn heavy, inc ioreigners takins
renewed interest ln me bond depar tineYl.
The Texas fAcifc issues appeared % be
in best demand, and big block Of the
bonds We're taken Tor London. Tine
tOrciau purchases are beginning 10 exert
am influence on sterling exchange, and
late Boa the day demand bills showed as
low us i~.i lNf~sig a feature Of the
share speculation was the increased de
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Edgar u. Ferguson. Hon. TSzeweii III
lett. r. A. Bowry. A. J.. Crouch william
l.. smith, Hon. George ID. Wise. Anarvw
n. gill. Col. q. Percy Hawes James =.
Flournoy $. +. Padgett. Col Alex. w.
Archer Charles ". Phillips. Col John IS.
Cary, Col r. p. Reeve. Captain Cnaries
II. Epps. Major \. V. Randolph judge
r. c. Minor. Sidney r. EpSs, Thomas W.
Sydnor.
There will be a larger procession OF mil
itary and veterans than on any siniiiar
occasion for many years.
Each member Of the lakewood Memorial
Association is requested 10 purchase
new badge for Memorial-Day. which can
be obtained at the old brick sch0ol-house
to-day and tomorrow.
The committee in charge requests that
the members who will go With the asso-
citation be at st. Johns church at 4
O'Clock on Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

CHICAGO. Ill. May S.-There were
reports Of cash wheat sold for export
at New York ana Duluth and q cargo
was worked at Chicago for shipment
to Toledo to-day, but prices derived no
strength from the talk. At best the
business. from speculative POM OF
view lacked attractivoness. Ihe dis
position seemed to be to await the forth
coming Government report before de-
Gliding TO take important ventures.
Around the opening the rains or lASi
night were the cause OF some lreeuom
ian selling hut with several fractions ue-
cline shorts deemed IL eNpedient 10 cover,
the demand from that source being about
Il rally, bat when the support was WIN
drawn another setback TOOK place, an"
mo- news of sufficient ability 10 force
"a recovery was then received. On the
early nrmness succeeding the opening
The strength of corn was factor but
The sympathetic influence lost power
later Julv wheat opened from eiisc.
10 G3l.c.. sold between G2i4aG2kc. and
fsiN 0Glisc., closing al 62igc 'sQ4c' nhdci
Yesterday sales Of cash wheat IN the
SAMPLE department were made al lc.
advance over Yesterday 5 prltces, Du' the
close was weaker, with the futures.
Corn made another gain TINS morn
inr but ~ ala not hold the full appre-
ciotion Although "A recession TOOK place,
fsith i'm the value OF this grain was not
Ia any means destroyed There was
GOOD cash demand and prices were lW
10 per bushel higher. July corn OPEN
cd at gO4c sold between nc. ana
5iibc.. c.osing at 50Acp &c higher than
oats me principal incident Of note m
oats was q trade In 1000 Tor May lN'S'
Tho price at which the sale was mAue
VAS 5qibc The trade in oats was noth-
ing notable and the range Of prices "as
narrow, the tone being derived rom
wheat. July closed l~c lower man
,.ostcr5av Cash oats were hQtqc. hish-
en- man Yesterday. closing easy.
Provisions There was 'onsldetaple
margin for Improvement In product. hqss
being in light supply ana hisher ihIo"
ssriv strength of corn was, likewise,
s,otor pork showed the greatest
strength. a prominent commissiiq9n mouse l,t
H f,,ix- norl( closed Iytac. higher than
yesterday. July lard 2Nc. higher and
tnfv ribs &C. higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

ST. LOUIS, MO. May s.-FIour quiet
but steady; patent, 'S32Jo3.3'' choice'
S2..s)H2Go. .,,,~
Wheat higher; May. Csc; July, GlhQ
ma.c.: September 0ohc. .oo
Corn lower: May. 41hc.; July, 4S'lc''
September, 49h@49i4c.
oats lower; May, DC; June, &'5sc.; sep
tombor. pc.
Pork-Standard mess. $l22o.
J,ard-Prime steam. SGO, choice,
S6.17i2. .o-o
clear ribs. SG.G2id: short clear. s6SIi2.
Dry Sailed Mcats-Shoulders Sa.25:
longs. SGt2i9 clear ribs 500; short
clear S631ia
High wines steady at SID.
Tagging: Order prices-1W pounds at
4aSc., pounds at &C, pa pounds at ''sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

BROWN.-Died. Tuesday. May q, lS.'',
at 1855 o'clock T. NJ, al the resiueh.e
MARSHALL ELLSWORTH bhON ~
lie died in the full triumph OF latin;
Funeral from sixth Mount Non rap.
list church THIS Af~rERNpoN AZ "
O'Clock. Friends invited to attend
CHRIsTIAN.-Died. at Point Eastern;
Caroline county, Va, on May tth AZ =
A. NJ, Miss SARAH a. ChhisIiAN'
aged eighty-two years
STREET. Died. Wednesday. May sth,
at sac o'clock y. NJ. at his residence.
No al5 west Clay street. NApDl
STREET. in the seventy-nfth year OF
Funeral from Calvary Baptist church
FRIDAY at Ill O'Clock A. Nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
RAITIMQRE.
B61,rIMoRE. MD, May s.-Floul

BALTIMORE, MD, May s.-Flour
firm. -, ~.
ea5s. ffGO5k: June, OGizc. asked: July, Tu
CDitc.: August. &C. asked; steamer DO.
2 red, CgHm6fc.: soJtheIp, BY samNe'
,Ssff1Oc. do, on grade. GD0t9c.
Corn nTTner; mixed sIot, ~ 9S''1sc
May. J5HdJji4c.: July, jrtsnJ5tsc.' Az
gust. sJiTc bid: steamer mixed. DC. nid
southern white. $685. do. yellow, H'7
oats very firm; ~. 2 white, western
3Ta37lkc., No. 2 mixed, western, $500
DC
Rye hrmer: No. 2, CSC.
Hay firm at S13.JO0i4.Vo.
Grain freishts quiet 1850
Provisions steady; mess pork. YAH;
hulk shoulders, S5.,J; short rib sides ana
clear sides. $50, sugar-cured shouiaers
S7.75; hams. small S11.JO; large, xll21.
Bard-Rehned. sS.G. 100,
Butter easy: fancy. creamery, 19a2oc.
iadle. i20l4c.: stOre-packed, S4lOc.
Eggs easy at l2c.
Coffee duiet at $1,000 1875.
Sugar firm: graduated. A.4J.
Bonds-Virginia rs. new, IN asked
DO. Century, 3rtQJ5s Baltimore ana
ONO. 57Lu5sIs Consolidated Gas stocks,
Cy5an64s. do bonds, IS. lOealOol2.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. C., May s.-kosiIn
$40 ,
Spirits Of turpentne duh at 26'2c.
Tar steady at $l.lo. .,oo.
Crude turpentlne quiet; hard Si'-"'
soft. 81 50: virgin. S2.25
SAVANNAH. Ga, May S-Turpentine
market opened firm at 26i9g2@hc. Tor
regulars. with sales Of 80 casks at 265c
ana 1908 casks at 2Gac., and az the close
IL was quoted firm at 26'2c. hid' receipts
J ,fG4 casks. -..,...u
Rosin firm. sales. 300 barrels; receipts;
. G5l barrels quotations; \, y, and
G. siq5: -, S115; r, 81 20: +, si4g; Il,
window glass. geo; water white S2-75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
VIEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May s.-FlOur quiet ana
steady, winter wheat, los kiates,- f-,"'
N2tJ, do. fair 90 fancy. t2.,J05.-'' no.
patent. -. 4On3.1J. Minnesota ;ieaf, SO
u3I5. 90. patent, N.JJuA 80, low extras
ss.apo21J; city mills. S3Jy05.tJ sOuih-
crn -four duii and steady; eofam0n 10 iaI
extra, Sz.2yq0lOi good to choice F''-"9
80.
Wheat dun and lower. with options
closing firm. 40. red, store and Gle
vatOr Gr4 GGGc., afoat, Glh0bHzc. Up
lions were less active ana irregular, cos
ing weak at gas decline NO I'u'
May. Da,Ac., Ju1c and July, O1f-c.. hu-
gust. Gilsc.; September Oi1.c'' peceilDei'
btnc. ,.. ~
Corn firm and moderately active ~, 10 o.
. 5l4tuJsc. elevator, J~i 0.Hc. anoal'
ungraued mixed. JJ05ri4c., steamer NIX
ed $50 q.Si5c. Options wore more &c
tive ana Irregular with the West CLOS
ing hrm; May, j5tsc.i july ''1zc'' sep
oats dnil and steady Options .dal
and easier: May. 323sc., June dZ4ci july.
;@}c. Spot prices; NO. = 5-%h 6-itc.'
SO. white, &c, mixed western "-'4e
Hay firm; shipping. 55aGoc.; good to
Wool firm ana moderately active do
nestle fleece l10lvc.; pulled, l-ajJc,
Beef steady aud quiet iamiN' ~L'"n
f3 90. extra mess. -. i00f0Ut. beef hams
nrm and duh az $500. ucrced Deei HIHl
ana unchanged. cut meats dun ana de-
n
$3.50. hams. S9Woo2J; mddlcs duI anu
lard quiet ana hrmcr; western steam.
SGs2la; city. SUlZl4, May, Sn.NV' hViil l.
Continent x7lo: South American, StJ',
compound. S5pp03.25 ,,.--.
PORK active and steady; mess. $l3.254
Butter Choice about steady state
dairy. sltlfc.; do. creamery, lNc.. west
efu dairy. 12Ul2c.
cotton seed oil quiet ana firm; crude,
2fa2fi9c.; yellow prime, 2ii2c.
Petroleum nominal. Rehned-Ncw oik'
$500, PHILADELPHIA, SL91; do. In Duik'
Rosln quiet and steady; strained. COM
| mon 10 good ~ 81 m l.ij.
1urpentinc dun and steady at Joa5o'2c
MoIasses steady and unchanged
Peanuts steady.
down. May, Si4.25114.35; June. Sl4lDp
"a 20. December. Sl4 4Od1l41. spot RIO
duh and steady; so. Z, Sl6.23.
sugar Raw firm and fairly active iair
refining. 2A03c Refined fairly active
ana drm. cir 4, HsQ4sc.. standard \,
1-lG04'sc., cut-loaf and crushed, l-lo
! M5hc
Ifelrhts to Liverpool duil and easy
! cotton 3-32d.. gram l'4d. nominal
| Southern fresh fruits and Vegetables.
strawberries fairly active. Most other
vegetables are IN liberal supply and
Irregular ln quality and prices.
Strawberries Florida. good 90 prime.
quart. l2uljc., DO. others, "nlVc.f 40.
charleston. fancy. 2.}02sc.; DO. others,
| laa-Ic.: do North Carolina, fancy, $50
| roo. DO. others. sa15c.; DO. Norfolk. good
10 prime lN02lc.
Asparagus-Exlra. dozen punches, 500
| al Is. DO prime, toai5c.
| Begts Florida crate, Si.'OQ25O.
Cucumbcrs Florida. crate Sl.@02",
| do New Orleans. dozen, soc.
! tnbhages Florida. barrel. S2Wn3l".
! do Charleston. barrel, crate. S3.VJlt3.JO.
| do North Carolina. do, S2.o0a3.oJ.
| Ceiery-New orleans. dozen stalks @"9
| 6Jc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, May s.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000: market barely
steady: common TO extra steers, A;opl
Gx5. stockers and feeders, s2SOp4 ~.
COWS and bulls SLlOn4.t5. Texans S~'"o
nJ.2J c.. .,
Hogs-Receipts, roo; market firm ana
&c higher. heavy packing and shipping
lots S4.45lf4 30; common 10 choice mixer,
Si3O04TO. choice assorted, Ss'""7'V''
light S42J04GO: pigs. SiVni21.
Sheep-Recelpts. 't2.VO. market hrm
and zoe higher: Inferior to choice $l.'o
r275: lambs. S35t0j.1j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

In the Hastings court yesterday Der
nard Beyans and William Phillips, the
TWO white boys who were charged with
housahreaking. were found not guilty by
the Jury and were discharged.
A. H. Dryden was acquitted OF me
charge Of feloniously assauiting sim DO
herty ,,.,.
Fiward Henry alias Cass White was
sent 10 Jail for twelve months ana hned
one cent for h0use-brsaking
william Broke vas sent 70 jail FOR
ninety days for petit larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
OK Vo0D MEMOHIAL.
The Preparations are Completed for th
Co'ahr.fion-rhe Procession

Tn. Preparatious sra Completed for the
Ce'ehrsfion-The Procession
THE Oarwood Memorial Celebration
pext Friday will doubtless be one or the
largest vet held. The ladies OF the asso-
citation are untiring and enthusiastic IN
their efforts to secure large processi'n'
and the crowd In attendance VIII no
doubt be a large one. The procession VIII
form on Twenty-hfth street. the rlgnt
resting on Marshall. and will move
promptly at 40 p. NJ. tomorrow.
Mr.. ID. G. Richardson, chief marshal
has requested the following named gem
tlemen TO act as his aids Captain Geo.
Watt Taylor. Henry T. Christian. Cox
John Murphy. John I. Hughes. Judge
George l.. Christian. William n. SherNih'