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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-10
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II, 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK rAIIY.
7:iO n.lin.-nhc chicago r:Sprc.s-For
PctcrsbUrg, itIrh M on Il
anu Washington, nIso tor
itnat"rd. i;,uos.",a, 10,
cnhnntns, KcnOvn. co
iunbUs nud chicago.
Sleeper HOnnok.. 10 a..
iumbus wiihoUt change,
Also tor puia>Ni. Eri.,oI.
hnoNNtllr. thuttnuou.u
nut intermediates Paints.
le:go p H. -F"r Petersburg, Eadiord Iulaski
Bristol also lot llucucld and 10.
tnhoni = also for Rocky Mount
ntd all stations on WiustOn-Snlcm
division Ha' Pullman slccpcr
Norfolk 70 Roanoke CONNECTS at
Roanoke ~ g. IN with Wash
lnrion amt Chattanooga limited
Tor all points South and Wc.t Pun.
man hieeporh Roanoke to Memphis
ana New Orleans. Dining car al
taChoi
ARRIVE NORFOLK daily, $50 m, I25a n,
lt;Il u IN.
AORFoI.k AND RICHMOND.
WLsTlnurr LIMITED
Lave Norfolk i35 u NJ arrive
Richmond 800 p ~, connecting tor
Washington, Baltimore, Phiiidel-
phia aud New York i;rturniuy.
leave Richmond Y:UU A. arriv,,
Norfolk J. - Ia. stops only al
Suffolk, WNcr.y aud P,trr,bi,r re-
Sccond-Clnss ti"kcts NOS arc,n,oi
ioi pa,ssgc On these trains.
Nh-I dINv train lrHNc NORFOLK
"a arrive az Richmond Hos
~. Eemnlng. leave Richmond
~ IN; arrive AT Norfolk
pm.
for Ihfther Information rs 10 tickets, rates, bag
Gnee, checks, etc, cal! on or address Il. W COUHf-
NEl, District Passenger Agent: 4 H. BOSLEY.
Ticket Agent, 60 Main street cornero OF Cranky, or
I, r. inch Agent, depot Nor'ulE y, aHd Western
General Passenger Agent.
General Oi!cc. E0uuokc, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-10
hIEINE Az Nnni,nIr

NIN Y NJ NWNFNIk.
NAIL AND .NIEl.>S daily except sunday at
q J.. m, and EXPRESS daily except sunday y, II
II. m: connect with all rail and steam line, M Nor
folk for the North. las, and West Passenger s,n
tort foot OF East Mani street. Norfolk aud We,
crn dcpo, Freight station On Water street
II ASTEEN CAEOLlNA DISPATCH. FAST
IL Freight LINZ AND OLD DOMINION III +,
between all points North aud East via Norfolk and
Carolina. "
wardcd promptly Ell low ratea.
- For further inflammation apply to the General
Office OF the y. :. L. Il. Co., Norfolk, Va.
H. G. IitpGINS,
General freight and Passenger Agent
II. L. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-10

SAL. sEADo.RD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY Il HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EltECl SUNDAY MAY G..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-10

Nh apHv' schedule gives passengers from the
IN ,h NY over OF Two hours and thirty minute,
a,,, Mi eNen'hg before taking the steamer thus
the Nation W 'ee'hs 'he tApisai "
The trip down the historic Potomac River aud
chesapeake Bay on the elegant steamers Of tbis
company is Unsurpassed. The steamers are COM
IataiiN"ly new having been built in 1891, and ara
n t,; WI, IN the most luIuriant manner With
electric lights, call bells and steam heat in each
room 10 IN, ne tables nIe supplied with every dscaed
., tne season from the markets OF Washington pry
Sorioik tickets ON tale at b. & O. ticket once
N. :. once at W. Y. Wakes and ctmpanys
For further information apply
,ro,o,1o, 80, D. J. CALLAHAN,
NJ Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Tributes of Respect.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA. May 49, 1895
We are again reminded that the re-
morseless hand of death has invaded
our ranks and removed from our midst
our beloved and esteemed fellow-mem-
Der and associate. Charles watkins
and we are met together to-day 10 pay
the last sad tribute Of respect TO his
memory: therefore.
Resolved, That in the death OF
Charles Watkins we have sustained
the loss of one who by his kindness OF
heart and urbanity of manner had en-
deared him 10 those who knew him; mat
a void has been left in our Trade In the
loss Of an active and honored member
which cannot easily be filled.
Resolved. That we tender TO MS be-
reaved family our deep and sincere sym
pathy In their sad af'liction, and commit
them 20 the tender mercy OF Him who
has promised to be a friend TO the widow
and father 10 the fatherless
Resolved That a copy Of these resolu-
tions, be sent to the family and that the
resolutions as adopted be published in
the Richmond Dispatch. Richmond Daily
Times. and the State.
(SigneO NJ r. CLARKE Chairman,
JAMES LEIGH JONES,
r. &. MORTON.
!. II. SOMERNlll.E.
JAMES y. BOYD.
The President asked the pleasure OF
Trade with respect TO the resolutions as
read. on motion TO that effect. duly
seconded. the resolutions were adopted.
1t was moved that the Trade adjourn
until Monday. May q, 1895. at IL VI.
WILLIAM r. HANCOCK. President.
Cazneau Mcleod. Secretary.
At a called meeting OF the Board or
Directors OF the Bohls Cigarette Machine
Company the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
That, Whereas. death has removed from
us our friend, Charles Watkins. and as
we desire to add our testimony to his
worth and pay a just tribute To his
memory: be 1t
Resolved. That we bow with humble
submission to the will of God in taking
from us q good and honorable man, mp
right in business, and warm and be-
loved friend;
That at his death this company loses
a wise and prudent counsellor;
That we tender his bereaved family our
heartfelt sympathy. and assure them of
our profound sorrow In their deep afflic-
ton; and,
That this resolution be made part OF
the records of this company and a
copy sent to the family.
G. c. HOLLAND,
JOHN Y. RISON,
C. NJ. BLACKBOARD,
T. -. NEAL, JR..
FRED. s. MYERS.
l.. RAAB.
JACOB EDEL,
WILLIAM j. PAYNE,
Richmond. Va. May 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

bat the Sewers Costume Was En-.
fassex g. AAw.-~~ ~ So ssasoa

bat the Sewers Costume Was En-.
dreiy In Advance Of the season.
In the oid-fashioned almanac the page
devoted to April was adorned with the
figure OF a man In his shirt-sieeveS wear
ing straw hat and scattering seed from
a huge apron. He set an example OF In
dustry. but not Of dress, to US who know
that April never passes without many an
overcast, bleak, bitter day.
In such weather We are liable TO prosaic,
bcthersome colds that stop up our noses.
make our eyes water. and stifIen the
muscles Of our backs and limbs, so that
we wonder IL we are growing old.
Not bit Of IT, The blood is sluggish
and does not carry away broken-down
tissue--the ashes OF the body. Dunys
Pure Malt whiskey changes all this. 1t
is an honest, medicinal s,lmulant. helpful
to revive the tagging strength when
sudden changes OF temperature try the
body sorely
II quickens the circulation, and diffuses
a healthful and most welcome warmth
through the body. Often we find people
complaining at this time Of year that
after exposure 1t takes them long time
to get thoroughly warm. spring cold
has gripped them with It's Saunt, Icy
fingers. Let them assist the processes OF
life with Duffys Pure Malt Whisky and
the clutch OF the intruder Is shaken or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
CHICAGO pROpI-cr vAreryp


CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nay n.--AdvscsD ffvng
wheat had suffered from the ffoSss q
Saturday and sunday nights. The good
nsws vas rsnsctsd 70 the easier opegle4
the crowd had worked themseivss into 8
feverish condition over the PREDICTIONS %
continued fIsezins weather tc,nishi. and.
would not fare 50 well during the nsxt
f0rty-two hours. bought freely 81 both
short and long wheat.
From an easy start the market devef.
showing a net appreciation OF lie AZ,
the close, July wheat opened af from
81 rs to "a l-fc.. declined 10 "a 5-sc.. Y,fle<i
firm and higher. and closed at IS TIC
sample lots) sold at steady prices, but
closed strong. with futures
Corn--The Corn belt sent ir reportr of
damage TO that grain III. morning. Iowa
fross. and shat State was 10 have another
visitation Of severe freezing tonight The
disposition among traders was averse To-
taking any risk on the short side. and
those who were already committed 10
contracts OF that character eyinced sr
inclination 10 close them up. The tona
was, therefore, firm one, the buoyancy
lending additional emphasis to the fesi-
ing.
July corn opened al from 81 ~ to
| 50 5-Sc.: sold between ~ 3-s and 5lGJ l-sc
and closed ut 20 7-Su6lc.--i-9c higher than
yesterday. Cash corn ruled steady. and
closed firm, i-to per bUshel higher.
Oats-Not all the strength OF wheat and
corn was impaired TO oats The sympa-
thy between the markets. however. served
to sustain prices. Business was not re-
markable for anything IN particular To-
cal traders had control OF the market.
July oats. closed l-sc. lower than satur-
day. Cash oats were easy TO steady
Provisions-From 1899 untf the clos !,
L at i:lj +. NJ. there were Just three trades
| In provisions. II can easily be UNDER
stood, therefore. that stsgnstlon prevailed
In this market. The hog market was
without change. no drectioa TO product
being Afforded by advices from the yards.
July pork closed &c. higher, July lari
2 lie. higher, and July ribs i-205c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Picket, Camp Last night.

An Invitation from the Ladies' Holly
wood Memorial Association to participate
IN the ceremonies OF Memoriai-day on
NAV the 3oth was accepted by Pickett
Camp last night.
Another invitation received was one 10
the unwilling Of the Confederate monu-
ment AT Raleigh. N. c., on the 2ofh In
stant. New members were elected by the
camp as follows: w. ii. Mccarthy. Be-
coud Company. Richmond Howitzers: c.
r Harris, Company ID. Forty-fourth Wiz.
r.nia Infantry; J. J.. Downer. Goochland
ARTILLERY.
Commander Fasker was authorized 10
give an illustrated lecture OF the CON
federate naval engagement tne procecus
TO be devoted TO- the JEFFERSON DAVIS
monument fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

The Law and Equity Court convened
yesterday, and cases were fixed upon the
docket up 20 July I'd. The jury for this
term will be empaneIled to-day
Samuel A. Anderson was admitted TO
practice In this court yesterday.
Suit was brought In this tribunal by the
Richmond Ice Company against John c.
Small for $eJ9.ss.
The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
yesterday returned true bills OF indictment
against the following persons;
For felony: George Bprch. James Con-
way. Charles Fisher 6ias Clement CD.
Charles Harris. ELI Jones, Joseph Mosby,
James Robinson. burnley Taylor ca. e..
b. Terry co. Pussy A. Walton.
For misdemeaDor: George Branch. H..
Francone, Albert X. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ftltf NUM-, NJ hay 40 i''"'
No auction sales to-day. and private
sales very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettss. sl52IJ, tobacco, s2,iS6I6. Total,
81 639.5i.
business very duh to-day. Good loose
sales TO morrow.
The death OF Mr.. Charles Watkins has
cast a gloom over the entire trade, as he
was one of our most beloved and .popu-
lar members. At n meeting held on
Change to-day for the purpose OF discuss
ing some proposed change In the by
laws OF the Exchange, suitable resolutions
relative to the death of Mr.. watkins
were adopted, and as further mark OF
respect TO deceased the proposed discus
sions were postponed two weeks and the
Trade adjourned Among those who came
on to the. funeral were Messrs W u.
and W. NJ. Lewis. sam Hunt. and Mr..
Hines, OF Milton, n. c., Mr.. Watkins s
former home; Mr.. Il. l.. Morton, Clarks.
vile. Va. and q. III. Lindenberger oil
Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. @. Hofbauer,, formerly OF Rich
mond and associated with Mr.. ID. Tide
man as tobacco exporters, died at Hal
berstadt Germany, on April I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
SONS OF VETERANS.
Interesting Anniversary CeIebra-
ton Held Last Might.

The r. L. Lee Camp. No. ]. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. held the anniver-
sary Of It's organization at Lee Camp Hall
last night. A very interesting and In
structive address was delivered by the
Hon H. w Flournoy. who traced cur
sorily the history of the United states,
and alluded at some length 10 the prfn-
ciples for which the Confederates fought.
closing his Grafton with an urgent APP
peal TO the sons OF veterans to keep
green the history Of the struggle and the
principles for which their fathers fought.
Miss Florence Evans, the talented
reader, OF Manchester. recited beautiful
poem on X. +. Lee and other selections.
The Ariel Mandolin Club played several
pieces, and Mr.. Kaufman gave some violin
solos.
Hon. Tazewell Elicit delivered short
and inspiriting speech. which was re-
ceiyed with considerable enthusiasm. and
the exercises were brought TO close.
The camp expresses the hope that all
CONS of veterans will speedily become
members OF the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Stats of Thermometer.
Mean temperature. ..................
New Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. May l3.-The reports from
the West OF damage by frost to the crops
were evidently cabled to London yester-
day, and naturally at the opening of the
Exchange here this morning there were
large orders from the other side 10 take
profits Estimates place the foreign sell
ing at fully $1,000 shares. The more or
less sensational reports about the crop
situation induced the local traders to
change front. and there was hberal
supply OF stocks from this quarter. AS
A result the market was rather rigseh
throughout.
In the early trading prices declined
l-iG1 l-2 per cent. Louisville ami NASH
Vile, the Changers. Sugar, and Missouri
Pacific making the largest losses rms
was followed by a buying movement III
DIstillers and Sugar. Distillers rose 10
| q SIS and Sugar to III 5-S-the best prices
| for many months. Chicago Gas. after
breaking TO 70 j-s. rose to % 5-s, put
later returned to II Ii. Chicago Gas was
nervous throughout because of the IN
certainty about the bills affecting ihe
company now before Governor Altgeld:
In the afternoon trading the bears aus.
played more courage. one OF their ~
arguments was the alleged sale OF some
81 0S00D in bonds by the Chicago and
Northwestern road. Local officials could
NOT confirm the report. ~ any rate. "
| had an unsettiing influence, and induced
free selling. Sugar declined ! 5-s, 70 llo'
Atchison /, to s 5-s; Big -Four ~ 10
Is IL: burlington / rs. TO IS ~; chicago
Gas : il. TO u Ia; Northwestern -;
70 " as: St Paul I. to IS 81; Rock Island
| / as 10 s. SIS; Distillers J 3-S; 10 - -
Njcalgsn Central I. to l0l ~: Lead ! ~.
/ to q 81; New England J 3-s.. to ~ X:
Northern Pacific preferred i 81 70 % a.
Omaha /. to 81 IL; Union. Pacific ! ~
and Western Union !. TO " IL.
The market closed rather weak in tone,
with prices anywhere from ~ 70 80
per cent below Saturdays hnais Inc
,ota, sales were 7Ol $50 shares. the largest
| total for years In the total Distillers
| for 80 100. and AtchisOn for 800 SHARES,
| Railway bonds were strong In the early
dealings. but later reacted with the STOCK
M. The e' Total sales were SEASON The sales
of listed stocks aggregated $4,000 shares
of unlisted 67.OO 40, 90 o,,. .,,..
Treasury balances; com, SbZ,zs'"v' cur
| rency, S5s.4j9oOo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at | l-2 per cent
| last loan az IL. and closing onered AT
| / l-2 per cent: prime mercantile paper
| 3 1-2ni per cent. -, 49,,
firm. -, ,,h
actual business in bankers bulls a. A.sS - 81
Nsls6 ID Tor sixty days, and N.So S-fd
AN ia for demand; posted rates. Hso IL
| TslS7 ID: commercial bills. SiSnNo Il.
| Government bonds firm Siate DonIs
steady. Railroad bonds Irregular pu' ae-
| tive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

large meeting OF Richmond Lodge OF
Odd-FeHows was held last night In Bel
videre Hall Many prominent members
OF the Grand Lodge were present. IN
Guiding Grand Master J. V. Grinstead.
After the initiation of a prominent mem
Der OF the City Council the Grand Master
delivered an address, in which he said
that the order in the state was In
fiourishing condition. eighteen lodges hav-
ing been Instituted during the year.
Speeches were also made by Messrs. John
Boiling. Allen. and Davis. OF Fairfax;
l.. X. Jones, a. Y. Reber OF Suffolk: Spill
len, Of Rockbridge: A. X. Henry. Hayes,
Parker. and Boiling. Of Richmond. Mr..
George u. Davis made an address OF well
come in behalf OF Richmond Lodge 10
the visiting brothers present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
ADMIRAL MEADn's SUCCESSOR.
Not to Re Immediately Appointed
The Admiral Sulks.

Not to Re immediately Appointed
The Admiral SuIks.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. May l3-The an
nouncement is made that Rear-Admiral
Meades successor as communicative chief
of the North Atlantic squadron VIII pro-
badly not be appointed until after the
Kiel canal Celebration. Secretary Her
bert intlmated this morning that no ur-
gent necessity for filling the command
existed just at present and as the meet
was widely scattered, most OF them oeiils
under repairs at navy-yards or on de-
tsched duty, squadron organization had
no advantages or the seven vessels
which were nominally under Admiral
Meade's command. practically every one
had been detached. The New YORK ana
Columbia will leave for Europe next
Monday under orders TO return before
July LIST. The Minneapolis VIII not De
changed into flagship or get away from
the Norfolk navy-yard before mat ume.
The Cincinnati was ordered to the New
York yard this morning for month
repairs. and the Montgomery is on special
duty with the Nicaraguan Canal Com
mission at Greytown, where she VIII
stay at least three months. The two re-
manning ships the Atlanta and the Ra-
leigh. Will leave the mouth or the SaVan-
nah river in day or two for long stays
at navy-yards, while the newly-commis-
stoned Ainphitrite has never been attach
ed 10 the feet and could not be available
for duty until after her inspection next
month.
Under these circumstances the small
remnant of the North Atlantic squadron
will remain for some time directly under
orders from the Navy Department, as 1t
has been for several weeks past.
All this is regarded as confirming the
belief that when the cruiser New YORK
returns from Europe and her commander,
Robley Evans becomes available for APP
pontment as chief of the Navigation Blu
reau, to succeed Admiral Ramsay, the
latter officer will be appointed 10 the
command Of the North Atlantic squad
ron.
Admiral Meade is still in Washington.
but, although living within two squares
OF the department. has paid no visit 10
Secretary Herbert since his arrival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
DEATHS.

MOORE.-Died at his residence, No. a7
Hull street. Manchester, Va, Sunday the
18th instant. at Il o'clock, ANDERSON
MOORE in his saith year.
Funeral TO-DAY Cruesday) at 339
O'Clock from fanbridge-Street BAPTIST
church. Interment in Maury Cemetery.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend.
No flowers.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14


poRn or RICHMOND. NAY d. h''
steamship Old Dominion. Couch. Nes
York. merchandise and passs"S'''
George W. Allen & Co, agents
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Now,a W.
nlercffa ndlse and PASSENGERS H'"
iger. superintendent
PORT OF WEST POINT VA NAY %
(By teiegraph)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Newcomer fn'"'''
American steamship czarlna. h'ch"0'a
Schooner e. A. Campbell. salem
schooner O. u. Buchanan rSr ylaxea.
Schooner Eayard. Barnes; ~" h"'N"'
schooner L. A. White. say
schooner King Philip, Port~Lri
Schooner ri q kefiin. philSde pna'
schooner j. %. Dewell, boston. Res.
American bark G. y. piehs'"'
Barge Rondou,. New Hayen
SAILED.
American steamship czarina. ChS''ss''"'
'schooner c. A. White Boston. ,..v.,
Schooner Bayard Barnes w"
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS NAT H.
Qy telegraph
ARRIVED
stsamship Danviile. Murphy. bai''n's'e'
passengers and genera et nlss., Hsltl-
..ors. s'~ssenssrr and general cargo
stssnsship Guysndotte. Wakst. No"
YORK: passeng and general Cargo
sAiLEp.
ssssmsAip Dspulle. Murphy: hsau''sss;
pasSenGege and general Sasov pc~,~~.
Va SSSrcrt News and Norfolk; pHssso-
: ssamship ouysndette. wslfsr No.
Y0rf ~ Newport News ~ N<te>et
pssSenssya Ard snnegai oSSN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
in Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

r. WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nav 10
ICilp Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: Generally fair weather:
warmer in western portion; south
erly winds, becoming portberly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

expected more consideration that was
shown Il BY the management Of the recent
Oakwood memorial celebration at OAK
wood Cemetery.
Comrade Hardwood read an article on
Sharpsburg, by Commander winston, ana
some routine business was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET
RICHMOND. VA. May 3.-Receipts-
Cattle. 300; sheep and lambs. l5o; hogs, z,
head
Sales-Cattle, 800: sheep and lambs. $50
hogs. go head.
dunn to good. l-2u4 l-ac., gross; com
mon TO fair, Lao lac, gross: bulls
l-403c.. gross; sheep 3u4 l-tc., gross
lambs, safe, gross; hogs, Gao lie, net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and cold. Showers fell in the
evening, and at midnight alight rain was
falling.
Stafa of fhprm ompter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Tonight at Corcoran Hall there will
he an "Old-Folks' concert" The Pickett
Band-Messrs. Alan Clarke. Hugh Cooke.
James Davis. w. NJ. Cooke. J. c. Day.
and Hcrrv Diacont-will take part In the
programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Offerings. Corn, mixed, Dusne's.
Oats. 200 bushels.
Sales.-Corn. mixed. q bushels.
Quotations -Wheat-I.ongberry, 1Vg
- l-2c; mixed, 69n73 lie; shortberry.
esT73 i-2c: No. red. 72a73 l,2c. Corn
White Virginia. 81 l-2a55c.: No. white,
81 l-2n6l5c. No. mixed. % l-2F54c. Oats
30. ?, 90 i-2aSic; No. 3, 80 I-2a33c. Rye
65d6Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
LONDON AND PARIS

LONDON. ENG. May l3.-Bar silver.
80 7-M.
Paris advices quote 3 per cent. rentes
count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
nAI.TIMOpE srOcK MAhKET

BALTIMORE. ND. May l3.-virginla
IS, new, Y H. bid: do. century bonds.
IS, 3-tfjo: Baltimore and Ohio. 6. asked
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern frsts,
108 l-2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Mabel: But, papa. know that he
must have money. He doesn't attempt
10 conceal Il. Papa: That settles H. tie
hasn't any.--Boston Transcript.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Weary Virgins handing dippe): You
look dry. Here's drink OF water.
Wayside Husks (waving the dipper
away: What's the use OF spelling
good thirs, like I've got.--chioago Re-
cord. ~ -t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Butter. new.

MAY -, 1895.
BUTTER, EGGS. FOWLS. LARD. CORN
MEAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Money talks said the oracular
boarder. 1T talks pretty conclpsiyeiy.'
admitted the cheerful idiot. but At
times II gets ratified. "-IndianapoIis
Journal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

--TTpE ALMANAC. MAY II; hss
ca, rlses 5O2 HIGH TIDE
St,n acts ..... 7:i0 iMornlng.,.'.'.''''' :.
Moon sets Il 40 Evening. ....,,..,.,'-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

kIcnH0ND, Nay 13, lSDh
IA clodinR auota fions 10. so.dar.
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prrpoIEI,M.oIL MARKET.

PITrsBURG. PA. May B-rne Stsnn.
ard on Comnlny did not fur'hsf a.. slFs ~
Chasing agencies $50 is named Tor to-iia y,
On the Pittsburg Exchange OIL opensda ~ =,
u.s2 i-2, went to sl.s5 IL. ani sioSsu ~
NoI. the lowest point ioueneh "''"'
$50 IL. ,, -. =,
OIL CITY, PA. MAY bon opeheo d
Il NJ and closed at Sl.p
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programme.