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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-ddy.
Warmers 4 hogsheads; nllerS, TO- scrap
(brghD, 10; leaf DARK ~ Jugs 'udI"'
. Total ~ hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports To-Day
II fDcctions-Bright, 30 hogsheads' DARK,
~ hogsheads. einspecions-BIlSht' 81
hCgsheads. ,,,.,,. -,,ort-
erg, Alleghany, Shockoe and Seabrook
tobacco Warehouses report to-day: Ike
CENTS. 80 packages deliveries, 81 pack
ages ., .o,,,,,,a coI,ec-
tions for the city of Richmond. va, TO-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, $Z9i:L1i pug
to6accos. -, 1Gl 30. Total, S2,lo3lo ~
The indications thls AFTERNOON po ine
TO good breaks OF udrh loose
ioi very nice break of loose tobaccos at
Sbelburne's warehouse Tor to-notioW.
a very attractive break at the south
err o Ior freak Sreak at the "stonewall'' for
'o Mnesrs charles w. BONNER & co. re-
mort the Lynchburg tobacco Hlaihr. % ~
the week ending SdluIuaS'
Soirs for week ending February 40, 10,
,so% n 900 pounds sales for week eiiuiiIo
Tobrnary -, 1895, 43S,4O POUNDS IN ~
crease week ending FEBRUARY o. i0''
3jI 700 pounds. 500, -. t,abruarv
% 1898. 7,4Ss 100 pounds; sales iToH ~ ~
TONER l. 1898, to February -, go -Go =
AN hounds: decrease for lSJf-Io''' i'''''
2U0 pounds. ,.,,o iarger towards
tbe end of the week tte ola ahllila t'oi,
az hiddinp was somewhat revived anu
a. ill, Good prices were obtained Tor near ear
itt 'e'yyeTvthing offered. Especially actlN 9
~; ~ ef' ne better grades. Fine leaf mas
Nh rather scarce here this season anu
~ Hi,elv 10 remain so, and with the auui,
tjonaI demand for this grade prices WI,
w doubt continue firm. Medium Ha LEA,
nVtracted considerable more atteiI,lol
man Tor some time past, ana pilGIees Wy" ~
less regular Lugs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a "a
denressing reports from aprodu' -
many friends, who were eager lot tneH
az a slight advance. Yo,,is
| Mr. Alex Harthill reports the LoutI,
| vile Cf<VD tobacco market Tor tns VIZ
| ending Saturday February - 1901 "'
| ,rbe late extremely cold weather ma
| ~ allowed by very bad roads In th'
| go 80, ~ rendering IL difficult TO get 10
| Sno e. shipping points for this market
| paSoo,,ertIv receipts have been agdli
COZ, with more favorable weather a.
~ "nroeent larger receipts Will soon ar
| ~ - IA make business more interestui'
| ~ ~ late The main features OF th
| Ike, have been very much lhe sai i
| as last week, with no auotaple cnaiiS
| in any grade or style. -. rohaoo,
No visitors registered at the lOpac0'
| ENxchauge to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales 81 tho Richmond To-
baeco IxohsnEs-inttrnal he's""e
Collco,ions-Foreign AdvieeS

NFy YORK. Feb 25.-The bears were
- ,...re.eIyo al the Stock ENchahAc
ana their Increased activity ana ths ~ NJ
strucGl decline tu prices Was cue " .nc
t.t..nr OF the Canadian racine 10 III
i..-liyi4cnd paying list, the pIdcuC"t
Ir.pIf oI the Patterson poohns on o. 49,
f. Grfuuoss Of sterling cNchanst, -
U..fta rates Tor demand DiHs r,t,e
t.rr advanced D., 90 4Stg ACtual 80
.r. Iuw hlghcr than at any tine 80
f.. bond syndicate began lts op,to.t'Vtb ~
..H fr0 selling figures are tipr' V"lV nc
tHl. tGpoTtlnH point J nc - d{,edeud
Canadian faci"c 3D. ('@a",' r,ssafrd quite "A
pr f.c common STOCK oItau4 no for
r....rt.n fr.Itu. iu London, anu w, .+,,,i
lI.nrrs came iu as sellers on ~" ,',tborl-
u,s rgnt at thc opening .'n '1l shares.
no. place the sales dt iahy 10TH" and
...rI,. 81 Paul and l.ousNHlV an,
ti.f' rtc bcaiish feeling dp'Ue"
vae intensified by rumors W. n",d The
Paul. viii also pass us ,.ct for fully
M .. ttf and while nolhlhs u'ttii
l r.. boon decided on, nsualS -
informed parties believe ma ma ~ Us some
l r rg.futalucd. IheIe was 49,.
WIZ tGr general list on ium0IS
'.''..." .,,, ...eiou of congress, a bcH'i
~ ..,.. iu some quarters that lnt az
t.r.uriafi1u bills Will idu ~ .".'' an lave
t,.. and mat the President VIII no 49,
90 '. E r.gy Congress together III ouiS
t tr... measures. tdhdulail "a
~ t..rtu. lel tho list iu poihl OF ot
. ... stock selling down 0f2 ~ -
~ ir shares having been iId'tu ~.
,r.. u..#u, Iu tne usudHN "N"f no,,u,s'rc
,.. .a.aI 90 ftol4 per cent. HftdT ~
...,, G..tlel ii~. sugar "a, Val
End ONTO l1. Burliuptoh dIu
.. t,rf.4AD Gas JOS, NoIilWtSNvi u
r,.,l +. General Electric =, Louis-
E. End >-hvllo l"-. Manhaildn 20
tf..,I.. r..iU. "a. Jersey 'ehttH ~,
a.I After the publication
of me So Paul statement LOT 'S ~ az,
ft.h showed "a not increase OF $500;
.,....r. improved and rally OF
.r cont followed. Railway earn
..,.Ilv were "a little better QH'e
.,.t.r al roads reporting Tor the lnIu
t 0f fb. current month sno"lhS iali
,... The Kansas and IeNas salii
l.- for mo period named, ana nan
t..,, ftr,e GO tom thousand dollars m
....unt was less prominent ana ~ III ~
t1 ST. recovered 10 ssh N'A.
,,+.i-- and Lake Erie preferred drop
g.. .-lt3Is. Speculation closed
ito.t Steady. Set changes snow losses
~ NAN. per cent lobaCco Halngn 4
-,..rern railway preferred = ana Corl-
,.r cent The bond market was
..,...t,r The sales OF listed stocks dE-
rr..ltcd 11s.UOJ shares, unlisted --'''0
Money on call has been easy ~ ~ per
cont Inst loan al ll2 per cent? d'ip WIS
irr offered az ~ per cent, prime me-
camille paper. az per cent IN "llN'.
.., Nintirap dollars. - Sterling cA'
49,. is firm. with actual business ~
1a,,I.r.' hills al 4S7m iN7ii tor sixty day'
ana tSli.lf4NSa, Tor demand: posted rates
s1-i .f,4~Gl.: commercial bills, fNOAG fNu 2
cr,.rnwent bonds firm. state DoHd'
IN pailroad bonds irregular. SlNe
at tho board was COS BID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

N-rw YORK. Feb. 25.-Flour quiet ana
steady; winter wheat, low grades Hl''V4
80, DO. fair to fancy S23opZ 90, uO .P"t5
tent - GDH3 90. Minnesota clear, NZ.-o0
200: city mills, $32Ud3.3o. sou 'ltl ~
hour quiet and steady; common 10 Ian aln
extra. $19Oa2.70; good to choice uo'' F-'oo
vIbeat dull and hrmer; with options
No > red store and elevator, 5Gha5ic. /;
adoat. 5Sl,c. Options opened weak anu
lost axe. advanced AGLIc; CLOSING
steady al nc. over saturday, WIN Hdu,hs
fair; No. > red. February, 36'sc.; MaIch,
57isc.: May, JS4c., June, 3Sesc.' july anu
August, 5Sslc.; September, o0Ac,:a, a,o-
corn duh and hrmer; No. :, 49Ac' eede-
vot0r: $3.50. afloat; steamer mixed, 4on
491Sc Options moderately active a. ~
Sc advance, following the West ana OH
local covering February 'ioc'' May
Oats Oats fairly active and strong. Options
quiet and firm: February and March
33Ac. May. 33Ec.; NO; wIlte. MA ,ehi w.
YS93silc.: mixed western, 34g56c' 5
Hay steady; shipping, ooao'c'' sooo
to choice 70dIjc. ..o.l,,
Wool in moderate demand anu ~ $500 o.
domestic fleece, 15al9c. pulled, l2d6Jc.
Reef quiet: family, 50 i3q .u"' 80. SSN, ,yt
mess 81. lOaS. %: beef hams dull at SiO'VV
tierced beef inactive; city extra nun nnt
mess. S12Jp014.jO; cut meats dun ai!'
easvt plckled bellies, S5.J64n1G232' Sh9ui
z l.
duil and strong: short clear, $3.50.
f,ar- quiet and firmeri western Steaili
81 ~ nominal; city, $6.30d6.3212; fepiu
.,, az ~ nominal; May S6S2, nominal
Refined duh; Continent, N'l5, SU94t'
American. $50: compound, l%l2no.", =
Pork quiet and steady, mess $Il'-'@
- 90. -. .,ooly. ctot
dairy. lOd2Oc; creamery, 2oG-0c. new
23c. western dairy, p@l3c.i creamery
15d23c. Elgins, DC ..o,d,.. or,,dc
cotton seed oil dull and steady CruuO
22c, bid; yellow prime, 26l2c'' 10 choic'
Petroleum nominal; Washington, b9l
| r,ls fNJew York price, 500, do, In DUN
a 70 Refned-New York, Shlo' ma
| delpbia, SGO5, do. in bulk, S5.'oa"'op,
| Rosin quiet and firm; sualheu' GUN
| mon to good, Sl40ql.45. -,,,.t
| Turpcntine quiet ana hIIh' Ho '0"''
| crn here. 800, erD,. dones
| tic fair to extra. 4AG6c.i Japan f'4WfE'
| Witnesses Foreign nominal; New VI
| leans omen kettle, good TO cholce' !
! fair demand and firm at 2SqdSc'
! coffec steady and unchanged 70
| noints mn. February, Sl1.@1ql2'o' MAJ q
| 81, 20a15.25; September Sl3;Jo' Ma!
! S1i0s6l50I: July SlI.op; SePteIliipe
! S1i 0Odf495; october, SIAM; Deceiil'l,gy
SASS. Spot Rio quiet and steady M
",Snl"%aI32Raw steady; fair reiininI
. it-lGc. Refined more active ana steaaS
| az 4 3ld394c: standard A. . l5-lUb &c
| Cut-loaf and crushed, 4 1-lGa+'sc'; gram
Freigbts 10 Liverpool firm and qule
| cotton, It'd; grain, 24d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
r,,r COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Cottoh uu ,,
poiddling gulf. ; 1916; middlins' 49,
net receipts. lo.lO paies' ttroa9 Rritain'
. "a, hales. France go bales; Continent
1'ctS bales. forwarded, 2,21S bales; sales.
ia bales; spinners, lG bales stock i,@ 80,
b,,es Futures closed barely steaay
gob,u,rv- 5.39: March. 5.42, April 3'45'
NaV = II: juno, $40. July, J.32; AuBusl'
~; September sol; October. o.Ub; 10
MEMBER so; December, 90, sales 'o'o''
OSsrofal to-day-Net receipts 29,39i bales:
cxnorts to Great Britain, 4,65n baies,
France. 90 bales Continent, l,6i' DaieS'
stock. 9iG.0i4 bales. ..,..,.
Total 50 far this week-Net IeceIpts
Al t03 bales: exports to Great Britain'
is55s bales: France, 60 bales; Continent
total since September 1st-Nct receipts
G. 7f3 sos bales; exports 10 Great bri ,nr
26tS623 bales; France, O30,''' DdleS' W"
NV wv 0RLEANS. Feb 25.-Cotton fu-
ttles quiet: sales, Al 800 bales, eDi uai ~ .
5f3 March. 51T, April, 5l3; May, 9 90
June. 5.24; July, 30 August ,},o ,,n
t,mbcr, 5.3o; October o'4l' No'e'"'''
Tomorrow legal holiday in Louisiana,
cotton futures viii be suspended anu
Cotton Exchange closed at noon - NJ
LIVERPOOL. Feb 2l.-l2'@o i. a.. a.,
co 81 ' demand fair and prices easier
American middling > l-32, safes l", ~,
bales: American. 300 bales; specul1an,,rS0 H
and export. 1000 bales; receipts ,,, me-
bales; American, 900 bales ,Iladeraie u FEB.
p pnerv and March. , 6O-G1; March an, ana
HpSri &c Go-Gia2 Gi-G4; April and May a,,i
? t62-Gl: May and June, 60; June hns Ssd
July, 2; July and August sn en- and
Snf 3 i-Gi. Futures quiet at the
decline. ntarcb . GO.Gl
sellers: March and April, : CO. NJ svlie and
Aprl and a, May e ~ sellers si june and
J J"IT S-Gsa3. sellers; July and A.
INST lot sellers August ana ma, S 5op M
6cT 2-C4di3 S-64 sellers Septem9Ss c,o tmI
October %-e'%' go g. sellers; Noyembel
and and December s G-6iq3 7-0h Futures
| nInenl nnict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
s.eeHaa.75. sides. s54SasSo; whisky
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. ID ioua
firm: western superfine. 81. sofZ.O, sv ~
extra. 81. lOd2.4o: do. family. s2WH-,t.v,
winter wheat, patent $2.sJG3.l9. sp,l
do, 81. 4Od3. 90 do. straight, >i.lJdSSoi.
Wheat steady; No. red spot ana r eo-
ruary, 51HQJ%c.: March, jIAd3i1gc;,
MAY, 5s'xGl51Ssc.; steamer No. red, 9tg
Bile. southern, by sample, 5Gg5Sc.; do.'
on grade, 54hn0IIc.
Corn firm: mixed spot, February anu
March 47qiihc.; May. sSisGis;tsc.; steam
err mixed, 46lgdiGAc; southern white
oats quiet, steady and easy; No. z
white. February. S5asj1sc.; No. mixed,
do. 33I46S4c. =, -.,.--
Usv steady al sl3.O0ql3.JO.
Grain freights duh; steamer to Liver
,ooi 1iIlT3S.d, March; Cork for orders,
Dc 9d as 1OiId., March. 90.
provisions quiet. mess pork, slfp, Dulh
shoulders. So.25: short I'D sizes, $50
sugsr-cured shoulders, $50; clear SIDES
xT3s. hams. small. Sl0I5; large, SlO.Z1.
Iard-Rehncd, $500. o-eoc-
Dutter quiet. fancy, creamery, ZJ9-pc'
Eggs firm at Oc: .,o.o
coffee firm: No. Z, $3.50.
Sugar strong; graduated, S4os:
Ronds-Virginia Century. 5sl2gJ3; Bai-
timore and Ohio. 6GqG3; Consolidated Gas
stock. 6g7s bid; do. bonds, ll5G llo12; 40
IS 1861.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. 25.-The near APP
nroach of the season when crop scafes
and damage to the growing Whcdt - ~
ports constitute the bulk OF tIe HteIdtui0
ON wheat is beginning to ma expression
i'm the timiditV shown by snort SelleIS'
This class of traders, although profess
iup 4 lack of faith in permanent az.
vance are nevertheless, cdrclW 10 toNt!
min outstanding contracts ON any snsht
evidence Of strength. To-Day MAJ NJ
was not an active one. ne VpcIInS
MAS lower than the close OF SaluruaE'
th. decline at Liverpool and heaNy ho'th-
,,,.e,orn receip5s-5I2 EarS-cOmlnS 10
irnnart some weakness. There was some
iudecision in the action unI'i .mc of
supply figures, showing ucClta910 W
/ ~ bushels. came ont, after when m
movement took place, and sueheln III
corn giving some assistance 10 PiloJ9
to-day. and a temporary pcilou N ~
ness succeeded. but at the clos ta nl soid
ruled NAV wheat opened AT go 1oa''
b"tv'eer 5I5t6fS2a4c aud 53lsu13Ac', Clos-
tSS"st 5{i-c I.6f &c. higher than Sdtur-
daV. Cash wheat was STEADY. ,beir
Corn-The bulls had pre'ty, b m'p' market
own w8V i'm corn to-day, that n mo-
leading the others in point oi 81, ST. e"5 fe air.
The advance was accompanied oS auing
amount of activity, the shorss liz
no secret of their ahX ,serin,s and a de-
crease i'm the country moNtlnen', -
1.t'or resulting from the breaking w "
The roads from thaws, IS hearu, ", his
i... .....-- Az. strength Nd0 b"'N a.. .1,..ayod
,,,,,-,, ' The visible supply Increased
$3.50 bushes; and st the o Sm S%shei S May
p"rn onened at He. sold between, ff1s
i4isc, and 45l4c, closing at a C5ash corn corn
Sc higher tnan on saturday
oats%The variations were were d more 10 p ehe
tCVar,,e the latter. 1t was hrm Du'
very dun market May at the se, GiCse s" The
ing gain of A@%c. oVer, s oa.Ht "byyssbeis
t,iStbie supply decreased 1iOW busncIs,
cash oats were Quotably about the san''
as OH 0SnsN.01e OF the dullest on rec
| ord" sboIt describes the product markeI
| a respectable ordinary halt hout . DIS ses.
ness Mas distributed over the entire Sc sc
s,on with comparative steadiness inarh-
ing the action. Armours th' wa we %,
| printed in the morning papera,. vas VA Ol
| y h,1ush tenor. but the strength III NVIn
was the principal influence ,nse IN Ms CST pork
| closed Zoe higher than SATURDAY, wa '
lard 2lsc. higher and May r ribs I'S weS,
| hn,b large The cashmarket was quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
GRIP is EPlNEHIc.
Whole Families Stricken ind Many
Deaths Reported.
Nearly. Every Third Psrsoa Suhsrfng WV"
aCoId, Which Often Results IN Grip,
Pieurisy or Pnesmsnis.

Colds lead TO coughs. coughs to grip
pneumonia and consumption; theretore'
In is all-important to cheek colu oss
fore IL reaches the lungs. Muny0n So,a
cure will positively break colo ils'ns
~ tventy-four hours III taken as SOON %
the cold manifests itself. When the colo
reaches the lungs or bronchial TUBES VIZ
cough Cure should be used alterpa.sS
every half hour with the Cold cure. Inc
Cold cure is guaranteed to prevent pnei1s
monia II used I'm the beginning OF 49,
pneumonia or inflammation OF tne lu 80
can. be controlled by the use Oh 'ne'e
The Cough Cure positively lures saness
ohttis tickling in the throat. hoaI "a "a
~ Of voice soreness OF the CHEST u, Una
cuItv in breathing. hacking CONS r,ngs
Ali pulmonary diseases where IN covered
are not too far decompose" Vi
with tubercles, 49,. ,n,o the nearest
~ ~ 49, and get n Sc. vial OF one VI
drug s.1ao Pemedies. No matter wnao
, nulr' disease. or how many DOCTORS nov
yaiIad 10 cure. il will give you III na ,ure
Those who are IN doubt ss W ' proScssor
-, ,Lctr disease should address rtS.,nb,o
OF tneln 20 Arch street, Philadeiphla'
Munyon.. Ii H. syr,ntoms of their disease.
Ss,rl.nsso,. Nunyon will careluiiy uias 49,
~ casc and give you the nehel.s VI Tshs
IN ed5,;ca absoIuteIy free OF all chaIse. on
aPanedies will be sent to any a"o' COS WI
receipt OF retail price.
II YOU are weak and worn ou., a ~ a.
mat tired feeling, Hood ga 80 strength
1u ;d civ i've YOU a good appetite HOOD
| makes pure blood
u,od,s pills cure all liver ihs. renew
| constipation and assist urseS'''"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
civ School BOard.

The regular meeting OF the City School
roard was held in the City Hall yester-
dav evening at 6 o'clock. Presentation.
I Tavlor Ellyson, chairman; Hon. VIII
liam I,ovepstein, Jos. c. Dickerson. h.
d Starke. Alcnzo Il. Phillips, t. Wiley
Davis. lanes II. Cspers, A. ID. Lander
kin, r. Edgar Shinn. William F. foA'
Superintendent: G. +. Rady, clerk.
The Superintendent submitted the ioi-
lowing report OF the condition OF the
nuhlic schools for the month OF February
Total enrolment: White, b,7Ol; colored'
I5t5: total, li,2i6 Monthly enrolment;
white s1A: coiored. 4.el6; total. lo,loo'
Average daily attendance: White, 9'ooo'
coIored sss: total. 9.i73. PERCENTAGE
oS ia THE total enrolment has in
-o.se1 1S The schools were reorgan-
tzed ON February llth. and began regular
,.-ort, on tbe second term on Tuesday,
w. 10Th Since the reorganization the
,n,ai enrolment has increased about 40.
Tha BOARD then proceeded 10 the cleo
e,yht teachers for the reserve list
an vacancies, in the following order:
Alma l.. Lindner Halle Il. Cooper. sal
I,a y Walker, r. Estelle Shackelford'
ia g Willis, Mary A. Eubank. Myrtle
yerser. Bessie Martin.
usrst district: Sallie j. Smith. Netue
richardson, Mollie NJ. Yeager. Kate NJ.
Tunstall. u..s ia.
A. Williams.
Third district: Fannie j. Lawson. LIZ
lie B. Just.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
ST InIIS.

ST. louis, MO, FEB. 25.-Flour steady
and firm: patent. S2.J0li26o; fancy, S2lO
gI256; choice Sl.SDWlD. -,
Wheat higher; February, 5l19c.; May
52i,c.: July. 1l3sc. ~.
Corn higher; February, AZ; May
oats higher February %9Ac.; May
80 Standard mess, 5000.
ier1~-Prime steam. $3.50; choice. 500.
Drv Sailed Meats Shoulders, A3il3;
long clear S5124; clear ribs, 500, snort
clears. $3.50. s,o- r,hs s,75.
Bacon-Shoulders, 500 'lps' F'''''
short clear. 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
c,111cAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL, Feb.
-Cattle-Receipts II. 600; market strong
and 10a15c. higher; common TO extra
steers, S3JO95.75; stockers and 1 feeders RS
81 5,uI1 -: cows and bulls, SlOG4lO;
calves. $2.50dj.5O g.. a..
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market firm for
good but weak for inferior qualities :
heavy. S3.9Oa4 20; common to choice miXA-
ed, SIS 75all15 light, s3.1OG3.95; pigs F--'o
~S6eep-Receipts, 1900; market steady
inferior to choice, S2.JoaA0; iahps'
So 2JfI !. 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
DEATHS.

wuLIARD.-Died. in Brooklyn \; y
Pfqn nscc{A Supplies WILLARD 1,ia r y,e
Of Mr Frank S. IL Wii of the ' late Rev
\. W stables tam Catskill. y. Y:s .ror,
Nj intsrment private. in HollyM1SSdd: from from
Byrd-street depot. THIS MOhNlN"'
ruary 18th.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 2j.-Spirits tuI-
pensine firm at 30Hc. for regulars, re-
ceipts. 1856 casks stock, 3,'o' caSA'' VI
R, os.n firm: receipts. 1903 barrels;
stock. i55. i0l barrels. Quotations-A,, -,
and and T. 500; D. Slo5;. f. si.2o; r. Sl.22i
G, siS5; II $ls9i l. So 1,,s &C. * (, =: water
T,+nitc a. 81
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. -, 1895.

Cattle-Receipts, 400; sales, 400.
SSeen-Receipts, 100; sales, $50.
Uoes-Receipts, coo; sales, 800; $50.
Pricts. Cattle-Best, 4hc. to 4}ic gross
medium TO good, 3Ac. to- 4c' gross' h GTlil-
mon 10 fair, nc. 70 &c. gross puHs'
PC TO Sc. gross.
Sheep-3Ac. ID &c. gross.
Hogs-lc. to 5l9c. net.
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Two Engines Ordered.

The Richmond Locomotive and Machlne
Works has received an order LOT wv
small locomotives from the Atlantlc anu
North Carolina railroad. Mr.. W. >. war
tiers. superintendent or motlVe poMei'
expected In a few days TO settle the de-
tails.
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4Orn 1rD,pon, y bushels; oats. LAG bush

corn Cmixed). ~ bushels; OATS i'sso o's"-
els. - g-o hushels. corn
(mixed). ~ bushels. ,ooo,orrv bsc TO
,nsil nIyod SIC. 10 GOhc.. shortberry'
Ssr 10 GoiSc.: No. 2 red. COO. 49,, . ,,vod
VCorn|Whitc, Virginia. 4sc; NO miNeu'
Ao'gC, 20 80 . mixed 3ii5c. to 35c.; No:
,nt~nd a3i5c' TO 34c. winter, 42c. 10 foc'
Pve-51c To 5Sc.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. C., FEB. 2'.,-Rosih
0rm. strained ST 10: good strained, SLID.
Spirits turpentine steady at 29Ec.
Tar firm at Sl.OO. 'x,,o.
Crude turpentine firm; hard Sl'lo'
soft 81 so; virgin, $40.
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Pardon IiA'usai

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday declined
to pardon Luther Madison, OF Aloemarie
county, who had been sent to jail ior
six months for unlawful shooting.
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To Accent the Armory.

Contractor Newell will at noon to-day
turn the Howitzers' Armory over TO the
city authorities. The Committee on
Grounds and Buildings and the city En-
gineer will meet at the armory at that
time.
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BONDS
1nNnnN nAR suvER MARKEr.

LONDON. Feb. 25.--Bar silver. - 9-l6d.
i.su H. M.-Paris advices quote : per
cent. reutes at lO3 francs and l2l2 ceu-
IIun. for The account.
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An effort will be made by several OK .ne
Methodist churches in this city 10 &c. ",
James +. Schoolfeld.f the evansens', w
conduct series of meetings IN sh's e'''
In the spring.
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IS TTiT WEEEIY TIMEs is issued in two parts
nhAli- b and is therefore, in all but name. SEMI weekly
SIX PAGES the price than paid for any Weekly 1t has
prahlished for itself the enviape rePu'ao" oi s VIZ l
sve Democratic Paper of the south Do ,rr,roe
hsn an AGENT sends US subscription uhae' ou' O's ~
nsu;Il not allow any commission
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LONDON. Feb. 1.-The new American
Ioan closed on the stock Exchange at
Al l-lG uremlum.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. $. G.. Feb. 25.-Turpen-
tine firm at 2sIbc.; receipts, cask
Rosin firm; good strained, S.l0; re-
ceipts, "a barrels.
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Kale-Norfolk. Sl.15a123. ,.,-
Spinach-Norfolk, $2.OOq3Oi Baltimore
50 0O62 -.
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The funeral of Mrs. Matte sylvia, who
died from injuries received Friday. took
place from the First Baptist church Sun
day Afternoon.
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Cash Quotations Flour steady and I'M
changed and only light demand from
local buyers; wheat, 52kQ51isc.; No, z
red, 50&c.; No. 2 corn; t5,Sc, NO; SAL en- "a;
aGis7A. ribs, S5lS032V; shoulders
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