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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

OUR Opening Of Pattern Hats and bon.
nets will inko pincs Tuesday aud Wcdnr--
dny. April o mud 10. Wn extend IL cordial
invitation to NIL. a. J.. RICE i co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

Ask for Smith Brewing Co.'s ale.
Accept no substitute. 1t is best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

BEsr spring tonic ia Smith Brewing
Co.'S alo--Nlwaya reliably puro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

Apply to the West Virginia Savings
and Building Association, Room II
Masonic Tomplc. Office hours: 6:lS to
S;15 p. In. every Monday. Mwar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

ALE is tho best drink and Smiths s
tho beat nlc. lako no otllor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

KTCi"S Opening Tuesday md Wolncs.
day, April 0 aud 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

Tickets good ton days, aud valid Tor
passage between Washington and Bal
timorc within limit OF ticket. Round
trip $40. Baltimore & Ohio trains leave
Wheeling at AS and 500 n. III. and $50
aud 5:45 y. III. Through Pullman
Sleeper from Wheeling OIL the 5:45 p. III.
train.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

ATTEND Millinery opening to-day and
tomorrow. in psrlors over store.
ELLA W. HuduES, 400l Jacob street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05
rISETA1LoR ISGAr PopuLAEpR1cr

We invite attention TO our Inrge and
handsome limo OF Foreign aud Domestic
Spring and summer Wooienk, purchased
direct by our buyer for tho tno tailoring
trade.
Tho Fashionable appearance and So.
perior finish OF our work recommends 1t
self
Elmo Seekwear n speciality, at soc each.
The EiEhmie Dress Shirt n leader.
500 dozen MacYoha fast dye Half. II ose
nj CSC pair.
C. HESS & SONS.
Fashionable rnllors and Gents Fine Fur.
nisherr, l3c!-l3s3 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Ghe,Juteliaencer
once, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
New Adyortisem ents.

Announcement Extraordinarily. GundlIny
& Co Eighth PAGE
Wrapper Sale-StOns { Thoma.-E Eighth pagC,
jos. Horne l. Co.-Ihird Page
Opera llOuse-IaS. J. CoFbei.
For Sale-folding Bed
Eight DoliArs-H. f. Behrelt
Auction Sale Of fprpItureN-J. c. Hervcy
Removal SOtire-Eolf L Zane.
Our rauous-.k. Hopkins & Co.
This Week.. ". BAumer & Co.
SeyGa Sutherland SlBterG-GoeIIe's Pharmacy.
Annocncement-H. c Richards
House ClesniuE-Albert Stoke ( Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

Money to Loan on Heal Estaic-Stock Can
bs TRkon ut ANY Time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

$40 Excursion to Washington City md
Baltimore, Thursday. April 10, 1898, via
Uultiu n, mr. p < Oliio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

Yard wide Unbleached Muslins &c I'd.
Wide Unbleached Sheetings, l2!c yard.
Light Shifting Prints, SIC yard.
Indigo Blue Prints. +lc yard.
Figured Oil Red Prints. Sic yard.
Fine I Percales, Gic yard.
Fine Percales. &c yard.
Indigo Blue Cheyio.s, iic yard.
Cambria Muslirs almost a yard wide,
nearly az good as Lousdnle. Gic yard.
Nainsooks. Stripes and Checks, DC I'd.
Heavy Bleached Cotton Crash, &c I'D.
Fast Edge Linen Crash, &C yard.
Oil Red T. DamassS. warranted 20 stand
sun and water test, 29c yard.
Fine Dres. GiughAns, SC yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

Best loic Dress Ginghams, In lengths
ruunin: from to l2 yards. at SIC I'd.
Best l2tc Seersuckers at SIC yard.
kaiEi Wash Waist Silks, 2.5c yd aud up.
Two losa Curtain Ends. 10 and sc each.
Single Nottingham Curtains, full lengths.
2oc each.
Floor Rugs, sizes l5x9G inch, 22c each.
Floor Rugs. size, l1x3+ inch, 33c each.
Fast Black Tadeta Gloves. l3c pair
Fast Back Fabric Gloves. lie pair.
Ladies Iemstitcned Printed Dordered
Handkerchief. &c each.
Mems Hemstitched Printed Bordercd
Handkerchicfs. &c each.
Dollar quality I.acing Kid Gloves a. 70c
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
Tur NEWS or MiNCHEsTTR.
condition of tilror tntprpN rd-Hr
billions Euncrnl---rer>Onn

Frank Glr'Y. the Balumorean. WHO was
found SATURDAY afternoon ON the farm Cd.
N~ I.rn.,, thr.. milo. from this ,ft,.
,..-e .-.., ..l .,.. e,.e,.,,.... ,,.,, ,
90
condition >">'"i1'\ was m"'n iihi'"N, u
over H"'ni.i .'thi IN' man ''l'''
,l'h was i,t'i'.i "s r'i .'"' WIEN ID"
"'"rN", - '''' GU, "..' a. ~ '''
hr'a' WHO was |"i'd D." III, '.""N', ''.''
h"' nam '"' 81 NM wiz
"'"''''' -" u'", wa. ~, ma. 49,
ne va" ~" nm ,'i' ''. a. 80.
VIZ i'"''' " "''" "'' va .'.' NV '''
~ ,,'.-.
""'' ~N' i''''. '..'' ''''''
10 .,,' W''" va " "a, u" ''' .i.......
'n,'' 49, no,
O." 'nr ,",r ~" ' a'1 ,u ,.r,
'"' ,f.~ -, a. 49,
s"'l -, ~ ''N' - ,...',..
P'' ,...,,,'. -, 80. 80. d.. 49,,
va" ''I''- "'''3 -
NERAL '' ~ W. "a '-'|'N'
The funeral al MI lanes i'liVh 'o"h
ritce SUNDAY AFTERNOON !'"h I'"-"u',
Methodist chur'h' ana was lHtbeN ~
tended IN" services Wrir ophIuc''u ~
Rev. McD. kuck- r. assisted 10y kcN. !. q.
Clopton. and Mss Ban SANG very
pretty solo IN" f"ll'"IhS gent, mon "''
81 as paH-hraIerS, MrSS,s' 'SIp, ;" ''"'
George f1'kh't. IT, - hiJ,' M Vs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
IOI,ISNILIE TNEACCO MARKET.

Nj Alexander tlarthilrs circular. dated
| Louisville. + brunry |h. says.
| owing 10 the severity of m" weather.
the temperature down TO 10 degrees below
| nero. sales for the W ended on Thurs
ldly. the warehOusemen wisely concluded.
| thai neither tobacco nor buyers wouli
show mp Yesterday TO adyantag" under
| HaI business been continued yesterday.
las usual. m auction sales would hay"
probably reached not tdr unG.r asst
| weeks During the four days. 3a3' hogs
Il,ads were Oi'errd. Receipts. on the other
| hand. were comparauve!y IGN ~.
| horsheads. against $50 hogsheads last
week. which enabled sellers to offer moro
OF the stock on hand.
Offerings Of Burley for the week: New
| crop. this week. 1901, last We X. ~"
| hOgshrid~ Old crop. this week, l7N. last
| week. 20 hOesheai~.
! The offerings this week arliu shovel
Ia lJrSor assortment OF the better grdGrs,
| say from good mediums upward. although,
| ~ course. the greater Proportion WtS
! trash and common smokers aud nltr-
| which wer" in good demand. Although
la' times irregular prices w"r- not quota =
Ihv low r. All the higher grades of rcd
fully up 10 last v TX =, with II l--'. PAN
| for the best. oar OF a crop which average
| lic. round 'olory nll'rs OF ia" BITTER
lgrdles We scarce. active. and fully sus-
talnui strictly bright OF any grade "as
! hlrily seen during the we-k with de-
maui ahead OF thu offerings.
| biI lit."N-t tU-ilnGS WEI" ABOUT on iN''
same daily average as last week. and
nix ly 10 continue ,arg'r. since ouerlngs
| OF new viii he lighter probably. THIS
| W"ck ~. market for obi showed no
| chang worthy ~ note.
I.aling western manufacturers. more
IIttfi.ultrly iu Louisville and = Louis.
! WrI- again the main support OF th- mar -
! X, for nearly AN sorts. ana took al
tnr best tobacco Offered. Exporters took
ta tar proportion OF the lower grades or
red and 'rlor'
| Condition this week wax untsuall' gfo'.
| The present s-t'r IT, cold weather came
lproVld-ntiails u tim" 10 stop banding
land shipping - market. t. 81" wit"-
! hpu~-m~u an opportunity - work "'
I.t0ck ON hand which W. accumuiafit -
too fast to be- agreeable.
! Ddrks -Os new offerings wer- murn
lli-ht-r and being mo-tiD Of .h- -an"
generally undesirable. kinds. ana ~uiithl"
Ionly for frhmilu.. All W' WIN q ri'
III mani and lower pil',-. A. uirh i-i -
heavy r-l-cfior,. Of OIL tf" 'l"tnI
were larg-r than la-i W''k. bat without
Iauy specially Urn frature-.
Reviews this week W,r- on 9 laiStf
soll,. th,u last w--k. with IL much snd Ter
percentage e. 1ri-iua hossh"ad- ihi~
week
Reflections werr 80 hogsh all ~ Burley.
! and ~ nng~h,dIs OF larF. against "N
! hogsh,nl. Of hurley. ana ~ hossh""is "i
] i.tI fl-f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

n T'|'TTs
40 auction oAsrings on change to-day.
Private sales: fNlerr. - smokers. 80; wrap
yer- 10. Iota'. - hogsbeads.
Revenue collections: cigars AMI cigarettes.
h,Ssn.tO: tobacco, f2.6bH. u. Total
k4,435.iO.
No aark loose sales today Two warehouses
lad bright breaks vhlrl were fGirly large
.?rices were well up ~ all grades. and notably
az on Wrappers. wnirh were. however. in 'srs
small proportion. Prices on all grades seemed
g. have been somewhat stronger to-day, though
40 10 tive change - noticeable.
There will scarcely be q DARK loose break To-
morrow. AZ no wagons have come IN vet.
OH smokers continue ia good demand an
wrappers are being inquired for quite freely
filers in fsr demand AMI prices on All grade
are unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
RfrUuoNp 1--WE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. February ll.-Receipts-
tattls, 10; sheep. 80; hogs. 700.
Sales Cattle 10 sheep. 80; hogs, 900
Prices attic. boa. 4ils434r. gross: medinm
g. good. 3l>Rtc.. gross; common 10 falr, IVA
g &C., gross. luis. 2hs2s.c. gross: sheep, Ia
4lsc.. gross: hogs. ia1A.r.. net.
Prospects fair for next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
North Carolina. Snow; variable winds.
Mean temperature..... ........... u


NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. February 1.-THE tenn
per VI tine speculative market at ia"
Stock Exchange to-day was hearish
almost FROM start 80 finish. There werr
several rallies. but they only served 10
stimulate sales for the short account.
The uufaymabie character Of the state
mont OF tn. Chicago and Northwestern.
complete. for i.ri which was given out
au saturday. caused u pronounced bear
i-h feeling iu the Changers. which WAS
intensified bv reports. afterwards con
fralictcI. that the earnings 81 the -.
Paul for tho first week Of February Would
show a decrease Of nearly $le0"'t ih'
adtanc. iu sterling exchange ana the an
s.uca a. foreign buying contributed 10 the
decline.
OutsiI. of the Changers. chicago Gas
and Sugar. the trading was comparatively
light. Tire decline iu the leading shart-
was sau4l - i.-ul "a per cent, th'
latter ODD Northwestern. 81 PAU 10, Is
Island. aud Burlington >l'ld'I "h'}
"A point or 500. sugar WaS lr"-S.h JOE
sal. un Iumors that "a statement Wa
about - Un ISSUED which would unh,
1u uuf,,oraule showing. Manhattan soll
N 10 49,. and closed AZ 10" - ...,, ,.r
TIN. cprdaEe shares We're pressed Tor
sale and sold at The lowest prices "'l
record Reports We're in circulation thdt
u movement Was about - b" Uhi' ~
uut ti, company iu a." hdNtS "l = ~
c.ivor. bat officials stated that they kn""
nothing 0f such moy". AM that in'
rlulr,tty had paid III some Nr"" lodn-
since the ri-' OF the year. II - pi"hAhit
that "A considerable amount OF lohS St't
haas been forced out NJ tn" haniS OF
r.rsous unable 20 carry the shares an.
longer C0riuGe common Nl"ii'a II,
tle preferred % -. AMI the Euaitnt'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
MAILS ABOUT RIGHT.
Nearly All Trains On Time and Weather
MOderatins.
THE RIVER FROZEN HARDER.
ttrON uinu.

The weather IN Richmond had cor-
siaeiably moderated yesterday ana
! sieilhiug and coasting were almost en-
| tiicly broken up Nearly all the trains
came in on time. aud there was better
| tone 10 business generally.
Everywhere. except on the river. there
was a general air Of ENCOURAGEMENT The
James WAS frozen over harder than be
fore. and The boats were fastened to
| their wharyes
~ the banks AMI the Offices Of the
large Establishments the clerks ana book
ko.rers were oycrN hclmei with Work.
Tho two trains from the North on sun
day, brought great quantities ~ mail. as
dlI the trains Df yesterday. Inc
| Northern mail yesterday morning Wa
only one ana q half hours late ana mat
| last evening WAS only hfty minutes De
hind hand The trains on All IN" lines
OF both the Southern AMI Che-apeak'
and ohio railways are running on uIn''
ana i'm every wa their service is UP to
the standard.
THE THERMOMETER RISING
Yesterday The thermometer radiated be
| tween : and 81 above zero Inc sun
shown brightly AN day. and melted mucn
OF the snow ami ice upon the Stl'''S'
leaving sluSh and mHl captain lho' h
cunningham hopes to y" abie l" CON-
meicc breaking up the ice on me NV
with the city's tug-boa's to-day or TO-
morrow.
Much skating WAS enjoyed upon nv
bosom Of the placid James Nt~''rlHE'
Sunday afternoon ami All day ycst'Id"'
hundreds of skaters participated In thS
er.if ON the lake 80 the New reservoir
While Soma Young people took th'h
skates over 10 tor"stfilH ! ~ 49,
To-. Ice was said 10 10" very i'"S4'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
TTIUHUNU, IVUTW"r' Y n TT
OFFERINGS Soon. white, 40 bushels.

OFFERINGS Corn. white, 40 bushels.
= ~ - orn. WHITE. 40 bushels.
YUorArroSs-- Nnest-LougDerrv 11aOoc T.
ntNed. itahOr. sbo-tbeiry. ''aooc.; ~"
rel. zoe Corn Waite Virginia iHsluc''
No. white. .ysj0c. Va Ditrl. t'H@ ~
Oats-So = mixed. a9t,a1ic. NO mixeu'
3psa54r.; winter. tJa45c. Rye 1s5sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, February ll.-Baiti-
moro ahi OHIO, 63q6J; Northern Central.
UJl9: Baltimore AMI OHIO southwestern nrsls.
bombs %, iUj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. February ll.-Measured BY
th.. range VI prices wheat had quiet
,esslon to-day There Was covering OF
short aales going on all the time IN a
Ieisurely manner. some OF the heavy
quite a great deal without causing any
hing of a furry. New York had the repu-
taton OF leading in the selling al the
opening and st. Louis was good So
COnd The visible supply decreased about
seXpected l,O5lUou bushels being checked
on 'rhls leaves stock AZ s,.322, ~" bushels
lat the corresponding time In 1874 there
were ~ 5t0uD bushels. and in 1893 tthe
wear OF the attempted Cudahy corner,
\ , s13 90 bushels. Much store Is set by the
fact that the invisible supply IL CONSIDERED
90 BE- in the neighborhood of I5.epVc bush
4 Is less than "a year ago, ana the visible
t,ut . 100 90 bushels greater. The Dulls
are beginning TO rely on these statistics
for their attention now. and II any move
rnent in the direction OF higher prices IS
made. the figures quoted Will receive que
"A ttentiOn. The amount on ocean passage
Increased 720.0p bushels; May wheat
q lined TO 90 3-s. and closed at IS 5-s-l-sc'
U nder Sa turday. There was so llttie tran-
ing in the cash markets that prices were
OF subject 10 any changes;
Corn-The advent OF a miider tehipeIa-
rnre with It's enlargement or receipts,
4 eprived corn OF It's snap and haucea
4 Hing Of that grain to-day. Inc whes'
markets eyincins no disposition 70 au
v tnce was also something o. iahpe!
to the designs VI the bulls. The amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
RALIIMORE PROprCE MAkKEr.

BALTIMORE. February tlour-'luiei
western supernne, si.sOas2.OO; 10. extra,
f!.IOas2.iO: family, s".bOar|.''; WINTER
wheat. patents. s2.Sjss3.l1; spring, s3iJa
$500; straisht. Is. i5as3.3j.
Wheat dun and easy; sp0t AMI February,
hG5As5c,,c.; March. j1isa3I g., Nay, -" "a
,,sA,c. : steamer. No. red. 5jSe a154ic.; south
cru. by sample, 5ja1sc., DO. on grade olga
5H4c.
,Urn-Dg!i aud easy; mixed. spot aud Feb
ruary, i6IAai,c.; March. i!a41lsc MAY,
.SaiSl.c.; steamer mixed. +jc, biI; south
crn white. $50: yellow iDa5pr
Oats--Flrm; NJ. , white western. JOa3'c.;
no > red, 34i.a3j
Kye-Dull: No. 2. J6aj1c
iIay-Firmee good to choice timothy, sl3OOa
fl3.5O.
Gram freigbts-Quiet; steam 10 Liverpool,
500. Tor February; CORK, for orders, Is Sd'a
IS. lO1sd. oo ,..,,.
Pr5y,s.ons-Dul; mess pork, sii.OO; 6nlS
shoulders 50 20 short rio sides and clear Sides
i72J; sugar.cured shoulders, SOU; Mans
small sl0.15: large, 5000.
LarG-kenDei. Sc
Butter-tirmer: fancy creamery, 26c.; iai!e,
Ija luc.; roll, Iial5c.; store-packed, saiOc
Riggs Irregular at sc.
IOiee-Duli; No. 7. l61ac.
Su.ar-nuli. cuntrtfusaB. 4Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

The Majestic Steol Range nro-boX
weighs TOO pounds. and is warranted for
fve years. This alone saves you bis
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
THE nArTIST ASSOCIATION.

D." monthly iueetue % the Baptist
Sunday School Association ~ Richmond
am Manchester was held at Fulton
church sunday afternoon az $50 O'Clock
iht opening eNcrCi-s were CONNECTED
and prayer offered hy Mr. NJ l.. Pace.
ol Randolph Street after which the meet
ins Was thrown open II IA" teachers.
several - whom responded 20 the. IN
Vtsuon 20 speak upon the subject ~
TIE sunday school work from the stand
point ~ the t"achcr Among those who
spoke were Nj !. > Bell 81 Pine
Sti'st. Nj j. " Reams. OF Fulton: Mr.
Evan Snctd. Of Pine street. Mr.. II. g.
liaffis. Of the Second church. and Mr.
AhusOn. Of Fulton Mr. William Ely
.on also spoke Of his ictg connection
win sun lay schoOl work. and gave some
u his experience. which were very in
sfrl cfivc
The following table. showing the ave
fos' attendance If officers and teachers
average attendance Of scholars, new
scholars brought In. and total coll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

NEW YORK February / -rlour-Dull bar
steady: winter wheat. low grades z "oat2.3o,
far TO fancy. ~ A3ss2.' DO. patent' s-'oVs
$500: Minneapolis clear. $50 -.pV; -" *
tras 81. qOas 30: southern nour fuli but
ueady: common 10 fair extra, Sl.DUas2. - ::
good 70 choice do. s1S0at3*1.
Wbeat-Dull but es-isr; No .! rot. store ami
,leyator. 57AJ7I4c.: afoa,, 5s.,c. Options dull
and without special features win trailing gu
araly on local account, declining lec., raIlyiug
Eas.c.. and closing firm At H,a'ic. un1er >athf-
tay 80. = red. February, 31c; Nsrch. - ~ :;
Nav, 5s6.c.: June, Js'si; July, 1Vtsc'' August
CSrn-pull ard EASY: No. ,, 47s,a4sc. In eie-
wtor: 4ss,l4gi4c anOst: steamer mirel,
g7a.al9c: 30. >. 47t.s,iSlsc. Options were fuli
snJ easier February, 47'sc.; May, 4s]sc'; Juiy'
oats-Duu but steady: options dull and
,asier: February anG Nsrth, "3as May SIC. ;
SPOT. No. .. a3tea34c.; NJ. > white. 3ossc.
mixed western 34aJUc.
Wool-Quiet ami hrm: domestic heece'
t5ai8c pulled l!s33c., Texas, "a 70
Besf-Quist; family, s9.11asl:.oV; extra
ness s..25ss7.jJ.
Beef Hams Dull q, siU.
1ierced Beet inactive: city extra India mess,
tl2.5Oasli.50.
cut Meat.-Quist aud hrm t.ckl.i bellies,
5ssc.; shouidcrs, +tsc. mans, .Tas'' .,,
S1s7l6: city. $3.50; February, $3.50 nOn-
nalIy. May, 500 nominalv; refined, duI;
Continent, s7.4O; south America. s1.'3: COM
Louni. sj.OoasJ."5.
P0rk-Quiet aud steady; mess, sl2.21a
$1,000.
But,er-Quiet; choice 10 extra. l"c; cream
e-y. i3a2Oc.; Elslns. 2dc.
Petrolenm-New. IN bulk. $3.50: refined New
York. $500; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
eG.uO: 90 IN bulk. s3.10as3J3.
Cottons.,d-OH and firm; crude, %%c'
yellow prime 2Ga2d1a' .-, .oo .,
Ro-in-Dnll buy steady: strained, common 10
good. sl.3jasl.+o.
Iurpent!ne Quiet and nrm at 3Oa3sc.
tice-ln lair demani and nrm; fair ~ extra,
4laa6c.: Japan. il4ailyc.
Nolas.e--Forelsn nominal; New Orleans,
open kettle. good to choice -sa3Sc.; demand
tar.
peanuts-Steady.
toree-Dul , points down 10 10 points ny 4;
March. sl+.5J: April, Nav. September, ani No.
yember. slt3J. spot kio duh but steady;
No. :. flG.H5.
sugar Raw. iull and easier: fair refining,
2li-IGc. refined dun but steady: standard
\, 3'aa3 l.i.ioc. cut loaf and crushed asa
. 81 dc. ersnuiated. 3'saf l-l"c.
fr eIghts-To LIVERPOOL quiet and steady ;
colt on, 3 :I-32t.. bid; grain, ID, asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

High-ClaSS Investments!

We offer FOR SALE the following attractive
Utyh-t,rade Investment Bonds:
VIRGINIA CENTURY 2-3 PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY or RICHMOND PER CENT. BONb>,
VA. &TENN. Isl. MICE. PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS, -. -.
H.. r. n =. X. X. PER CENT; CON; STOCK.
a. 4 F. r. T. PER CENT. DIV IDEND
PETEKSBI RG x. Il. Il PER CENT. STOCK.
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE PER GEM.
STOCK. - -
CHAR. col. & AUGUSTA IST EXT'D -
CHAR. col & AUGUSTA 2D NJ iGE =,
BANK STOCKS. INSURANCE STOCKS.
ana other choice securities. Dividends asi Ia
tersst collected for clients without charge.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM All. GREAT Bt>i-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.


f WAsmxG1oN. FEBRUARY ll.-Fore-
IcNnW ca.t for Virginia: Snow tiurries
w northwest winds. becoming va
| rlable.
North Carolina. Snow: variable winds.
THE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cold. The skies at mid
night were overcast.
-, ,b.r,p,,patar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. February IL lsgN

sALrs-2j shares Atlanta AMI Charlotte
stock al 92lg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
craco-s'roe' r~por. oa Q conversions and ful


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

N, INNNII, FrVTIaTy IT. Wlr > VITt'
and unchanged.
Mbest-Quiet; No > red. track. a.,c
Corn-rsirly active; No. white. track, -.
oa's-Quiet: No . mlxed. track i'1sc
Pork -Qnct aui easy mess sl0.sa.
Lard-tRsy srf in fair demand; steam Leaf
$685.: kettle. sos
Dry Sailed Mests-FasY; shoulders. So,
shorts, ''rc. clears, aokr. tVx"'', isc more
Bacon Steaiy; shoulders. SOS; shorts 80;
cleafs. $500. Boxed a.. more.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-10-18
RA1NY DAY.

Women ike rainy day-suits EN- to ~"
Men folks set aToan' an gEOvl, mis-bul as
kin be;
It's wOmen's time fer rgmmagin' in chists an
trunks an things;
Fer readin' old love letters an foolin' with old
rings.
I sometimes watch Maria when the groun's been
vet spell,
Aa' the rain is fallin' lonesome an nObOdy's
feeiin' well;
How she bustles rOun' as busy as bumbibee
an takes
The pictuT's down an dusts EN- till Teller has
the shakes.
An the old chist inside out ard-quilts an
patches on the floor;
An the letters what ! wrote her, speIlin' through
EN- ali once more;
An she smiles while she's a-Eeadin' an some
times you Il see a tear
A-fallin' on the paper that shes kept Ter twenty
year,
An then I've got to comfort her, an SO 1 make
a show
An tell her it's the rainy day what hurts her
An Jest one 7wOrd-it starts her on the biggest
kind O cry,
Till almos wish there'd never been no happy
days gone BY.
That's how the weather does 'em-these
women Never saw
A fine, sunshiny day but they was layin' down
the law
But rainy days is women's time for lOOIin' over
things,
Fer readin' old love letters an fOolin' with old
Frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-10-18

WHILE the Republican candidate for
treasurer is so industriously asking
the support of Populists, it might be in
order to call attention to a little in
cident that occurred just prior to the
campaign last fail. At that time Mr..
Jones had in his employ a baker by the
name Of Oily Barnes. He was a Popu-
list, union labor man and sympa.
thizer with the Debs men, who had just
been defeated in their strike by federal
and judicial interference. Barnes was
of disposition that characterizes out
spokenness and his views on politics
aud labor unions were no secret. This
led to the loss Of his position, as Mr..
Jones could countenance no opposition
to his own political views in his en-
ployes. The offending man was dis
charged for no other bnt political
reasons, for Mr.. Jones himself has since
said that he was the best workman
ever in his employ and was addicted to
nc bad habits Of any kind.