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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-08

For SALE-At bargain, a course
in business college. If you want a
business education this is your op-
portunity. Apply at this Office.
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-08

For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A big
bargain for cash. Apply at this of
fee
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Our Mr.. Sol Frankfurt in now
in New York and Eastern Markets
to buy our Fall and Winter Goods.
We are Cash people. We buy for
cash only and hence our indnee-
ments. Call for our large eircu-
lars. All goods are priced to
make this sale a successful one.
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Portland Cements.

In buying Portland cements be
sure and get the imported Belgian
brands, eagle and clover leaf, our
genuine brands. 7-2t
CHICKAsAw LUMBER Co.
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For SALE-The 24x60ft. business
house, now occupied by me. Delivery
Aug. /. Apply to w. o. Duston. 5tf.
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Screen doors for sOc cash, at j. B
Spraglns'. 2I-tf
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I sEAL.
Warning Order.

Rennie, Mcclure a. Dennee. attorneys; C.
n. Campbell, attorney for nonresident de-
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Screen doors for 9Oc cash, at ]. B
Spragins'. 21-tf
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Space in this paper won't allow
Us to enumerate the many Clear
ing Bargains we have in store for
You. For particulars of which see
our big circulars.
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26 in. screen wire 1sc yd. Herndon
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]. w. PHILLIPS. CLERK.
SEAL ;

Potterf a Hardy. attorneys for
plaintiff. :. T. Bledsoe is hereby appointed
attorney for nonresident defendant.
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Car Portland cement at Herndon
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LePage mucilage sc at Herndon's.
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Machine oil &c at Herndon's.
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Window shades zoe at Herndon's.
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Spittoons 1Oc at Herndon's.
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1. R. MASON, Agent.
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NotIeel NotIceII NotIceItl

Administrator OF Estate OF W. H. Dotso
deceased
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one and all of you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04
BAF.F7IFD,

aud he knows it, because the
birds escaped. There's no escap-
ing the fact. though, that our
stock of SPRING CLOTHING Is
as far beyond the reach of compe-
tition as that bird is beyond the
reach Of its dusky pursuer. It's a
dark day For competitors when we
make offers, because our offers
have such pronounced flavor OF
money about them that everybody
feels compelled to take us up.
Our goods are stuffed and fat
tened values. It's the weight OF
the values that makes the prices.
seem SO light. Economy has
her triumph when we sell
The best $1,000 Suit in Richmond.
The best $1,000 Suit in Eichmond.
The best $4,000 Suit in Richmond.
The best $500 Suit in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

p1rTrER-- grades are In good
demand: common butter Is sun very 10Y SDs;
Fancy dairy, 1sN2Oc. choice dali , toy
10 choice family packed). lbd sc. :
choice store packed ia l3c., meuluni
..9s. choice yellow rolls lJUls
EGGS-Receipts are lighter ana prices
birher The prices now are: In crates
near by and fresh, lie; In crates IIesl
and clean. lie; in barrels ana oo~''
VI PSo1TI|'iiTRY- Receipts large and prices
sover Thcy are. Chickens parge)
i5l5tIc.. ducks dive. per pound, SalOc.;
hons divO per pound, n2doc. winter
fbirksus CsmalD. per pound 2On3Jc.; geese
Givel ner head, 4OUJOc.: ROSTERS toid,
Mar noiind. 4GJc.: live turkeys (sobblersl,
slfSr live turkey hens, fQloc.' dressed
ti.r.evs 0hoicel 12Hl3c.; large, yPlvc.'
dressed chickens tcholcel, M ivc,' iaite'
16or. dressed ducks (choice), lvul2isc.
MEATS Lower prices are eNalilhs'
as follows. Calves. per pound gross,
sl5gl5c. sheep. per pound, 4pyc; beer
lenve) Der pound. 3Hii2c; heiieIs, per
nound 8fs44ibc.: steers, per pound, Z'2H
ai.r hogs (smalD, per pound, Olga o.. ,
hams tsmalD Well-smOked. per pound
ioTi1c large CUell-smOked, per pound
Son.: sides lcured). per pound Oglc.,
shoulders (smOked), per pound, "a &C.
dressed pork "a uJl4c.
TIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint per
polind 74Sc.. dry grubby. per pound.
5lsjc dry sailed. per pound 9dbc., green
sailed hides 4N5c.. green hides. ga fc. ,
green sailed calf skins. JJt1O'c.; taHoW,
104,c.: beesvaX, &}NZ3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04
FINANCE IND COMMERCE
rHE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY!.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacoo ExchaDxe--intsrnal Revenue
ColIoetions-ForeiEn Advicea

.-...... $50, .. ,,.t t..t. ,,,.r-
NEW YORK, Apfl ".-ihH STOCK MAJ
kct was FIRE eular and Choppt TO-DAY. ~
the Cptnine "a weak tone chafact.flb
the trading. owing 20 the poor Mafcii
Statements OF the ST. Paul ana lock
Island roads aud some selling -or lofcien
account Ihc 50 PAU reported u'
crease Cf SL,H.5i3 and the Rock Island
Stl4Ni4 fOr March. which w5s consid'i
ably larger than expected. The Toss li
the prices OF tho Changers. however
was unimportant. ard at the close me
Issues were very little below yesterday 3
nrai figures As % rule. after the open
Ing tho market became strong. lota"ly
for Tennessee Coal and Iron, Nana1s
and Texas preferred. Tobacco ana ul-
caeO Gas The last named was HluI
on talk about the dividend and hahs"s
and Texas moved mp a point on iofeihn
baying American Sugar was ataln
feature There was quite a s,iutt.
10 lns fDl f0 Inlf.. rose 70 luIn ana re-
~1flT 80 fof1t "a ncf loss Of q. per cent.
To- ftr d.v rhr room story is that
he freidl.e are not iu sympathy win
tbe efforts making TO advance the stock.
clnin,irv fhaf made conditions do not
IL wns reported to-day That thiiA-
dslnfIa refinery had shut down and that
Others viu shortly 90 the same Low
erada rofncl ln the local market SIS a
ets4. lower General Electric was
hee,., f,iiin, from asi. TO 3iis on sales
Of - .DD shares. Rumor had il tnat tho
annual report now due. VIII not De
favorable and that the chances for am
.,,.t. ...I. ..sr.lfn4rf with the WcStiN.-
lo... .,tDr. mon ns good as a. week ago.
frh. hraDirf.s of the stock finally af-
feefDi fh. general Ust ana i'm the last
Iotr There was lu increased pressure
to -eu and prices fen 4nlh per cent.
N.u. N'...|..uI and tho Anthracite Coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

WILLIAMS Died. Wednesday. at go
A NJ. at his residence. No: go west
Grace street ISAAC NV lCN W IL
IiA,lS. aged sixty-two years.
Funeral VIII take place from the Grace
street BAPTIST church THIS AFTER
NOON at Z o'clock.
WILLIAMS Died. at the residence OF
Ar lanes II Wallen. Park avenue,
Henrico county. Va. April "a. at 30
A. NJ. GUSTANIS Il. WILLIAMS III
The twenty-seventh year Of his age
HARPER. Died IN Louisa county. Va.
March -. 1895, BURNARD LEE, only
SON of John r. and Il. q. Harper, aged
one year two months and ten days.
WRIGHT Entered into rest, Tuesday
afternoon. April > 1879, at o'clock
ROSE BRIGGS beloved wife of Or.
Julian r.. Wright and daughter Of l. d..
Briggs.
The funeral will take place from Broad
street mr. ~. church THIS Thursday
AFTERNOON at o'clock. Friends are
invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

RICHMOND. VA, April D. 800.
Private sales reported 10 the icieiaIy
of The Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day .
warmers. 4 hoeshcads. III ars. 81 sin3k-
eis. 90: scrap (brighu. -, zeal taaIh y
l8. Tugs dark, 2 Total, 800 nosshea ls.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-oa
infections Bright. tiercei daIk' 20
hogsheads Reinspections- Brlkht. -
hossheads: dark. hogsheads; western
10 hogshedds. c.,nroot,,e
Myers. Davenport's. Neafs Seaprooh. >
Allegheny. Old Dominion, Shelburile -
Sbockoe. and Crcnshaw's tobacco VIII
houses report to-day. Receipts - pacA-
ages: deliveries, 80 packages IT..
United States internal revenue coitc-
tions for the city OF Richmond. a., 70
dav. Cigars and cigarettes $1,000 pi1o
to6accos. 81 $3.50. Total, S3,3Vz.@" . ..-
Cr.uehaws warehouse ioid i.,.rl'
mounds dark loose tobaccos To-Day hsh-
est price. S6.1j .,. o. ,bo
4 very good loose tobacco sale at lh59
"Siorewall" to-day and another soou
break for tomorrow. -. 20
A very good break Of dark loose 10
ba Zoos at Davenports warehouse TOT TO-
morrow. .l ,,..t,
a GOOD sale Of loose tobaccos ana pach-
ages over the hOgshead an ShflpuiiH.c .
Wsrehouse to-day Weather permitnns'
mis- warehouse will offer to-moiro" .ne
nncst break of bright wrappers 'n'y
exuoct 10 have this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04


CHICAGO ILL. April 3.-Ihe wheat
market was sueularly firm iOf lhlte,
quarters of to-day session. ,osins ali
CLOSING within a traction OF the lowest
0sotsfions. Commission houses We're
Unanimous in their complaints AT tht
lack of business. and had u not necN
for the operations Of Eardridse ana one
Oh Two others of the leaders ana thc.I
following among the local crowd, a.
would have been disgusunsly dni ie
failure of Europe 10 cOinclde WIN tNg
wclKrces on TINS SIDE ol MohNAy "i. j..
the smaliucss of the total sh'Din,iil1s
10 imuoruue .ouutrics lifted the mathtl
early. but 0u the bulscs thefe ere
large onerines from the big scaipers
and declines following ~ every M
fn "a, l-ll sold between J''2c. ana
sp.c.. closing az l4sc., iQ"sc. lower uhah
Monday. Cash wheat was hohiia""y
cern offerings we're not abundant to-
l4N. and their scarcity led shorts aho
oilers fp make pronounced tiioil
fo buy The talk of aawase 10 tng
Areentue crop hy loousls was GU '+'",
ID ...nl f..srr e..er The uual Ne.Niess
of rn..f nad the effect of casing ne
feeling in some decree, ana VIC 'A..S
alvuncc was AN lost on thdl 1''''.''''
Aay corn opened from 4",2c. 'o 10
SOLD between lt's mttc. anl 3" nr
if. I'D Ifl.. a shade lower ile-i OH
,f.rI.. The cash market was lIH
,,' from i.1iac. per bushel higher.
0st.oTne a1iiuess that seems 20 be
a necessary adjunct OF the trade in ihl7
srfn was I'm evidence as ua""i. 80; -.
TN. STRENGTH early and the NcaAnt
iet.r we. distinctly sympa thetio. May
Closed li'4i.c. lower. Cash oats Were
lc per bushel higher early Out easy
Ialtr s.,... ,rithin
.. .It..,, or fNfrfv minutes Was mainly
'- rau lots. The strength AMI aaNa.e4,
af -r Iu INe hogs CNertn- n1 t~. 4,
.rfucncD. During the closing hviii'.l 80
ID large commission house nane 80. t,clee
Took On uofI and the other arr, ''S
Welded thlr relation 20 H. The ci9ys
,.f4 .el . lower than Monday TOY ,
r..t f. lower for May lard ana y 40'
i..,.. for Nav ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

NEW YORK. April 3.-Flour duh and
eteady. winter wheat, low tLdre11 =, 49,
$3.50. Do fair - fancy Sz''1 :. 3D. 60 ,'o 81,
patent. S2m43Oo, Minnesota clear SO
ngcl. patent S}2J04.i0, low ext 'as'
Sl.4D0280. city mills. >j.a'1d.fN- 2o1 m
ern -four dull ana stea common 10
fair extra sl.90gG.l5' good 10 cHo'ce'
W7iest less active unchanged and
firm. No. red, store ana tieNalot'
Gi4c.; aGoat, Gla,c., 40. ] northern va
Wi~f OPTIONS advanced sni2c, ue-
clnod itGa.c. closing steady az hh-
changed prices to- lsc. decline, W!ih
ouief trade. NO. rcd, May. doAc. June
and July GJe.c.. August. Gle; Septehl-
Der. GIG: December. Orsc.
for elevator: &C. afoat. steamer mixed,
gUaH52lc. Options were duh ana sieauS
closing unchanged TO H.. up Juiy r' 1I'
81 r.. September 3l2sc oo.,ons dull
oats quiet and steady Dllions uni
and easy: April and May 33ssc; july
34c.: no. white, April &c Spol-No'
- 3ss.1i33atc. 40. . white, "F2c
Hay steady and moderately 3 actlAe'
shiprinr 5O15Jc good to choice. 'Ua zoe.
Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece
lJNlgc.. pulled. l2n33c. c,,oos
Beef firm and quiet. family, Slv"yu
~ 90. extra mess. SSOO0S.a0. beef hams
firm at $3.50. tierced beer strong Guy
extra. India mess. VtultOot cut mea u
quiet and firm; picked bellies. SLV9'
shoulders. S1.Nll4, mans, -. t.ft 49, 4-''''
dies easier. short clear. April $50"
Lard quict and weak western steam.
81 81. civ SG62i2; April. $50. nominal
Nav 81 80 nominal. Refined quiet; Con-
tnent. $50: South American. $40 CONF
pound, SJ3T9n e,.-.<.
Pork dull and steady; mess, Sl"-sv''
Butter quiet and steady. creamery
nov. Die. western dairy, ga l5'gc 90
creamery new. 1202lc., DO, ola, 9gl'i2c'
Cotton seed oil dun and barely STEADY ;
crude. 2302tc, yellow prime, 2bi2c'
Petroleum nominal
Rosin dun and steady: strained conf
mon 10 good. S1.52iaul.Ut .,~.,,
Turpentinc quiet and steady AT ~ "a soc.
Rice I'm fair demand and firm doines-
tic. tair to extra, 44NOc.; Japan 4'4e
kIolasses-F Foreign nominal: New. Or
leans. open kettle. good TO choice larry
active and firm at 2su5~c.
Coffec quiet at i0n2O points up May,
sl4754l4 ~. July. Sl3.IOI 1910, Deem
Der. S14f5 spot Rio quiet and him
Suear Raw fairly active and firm
fair reluml il-ldc. Refined Qule1
ana steady. of A. 3.su35c. standard a.
3 iI-lt0nsc.. cut-loat ana cTnSheu'
0-lGn4a4c.. graduated. lo-lVN4' &C..
Freirhts 10 Liverpool quiet ana STEADY .
cotton. 1-64f, grain. "a.
kale-N Norfolk. Sl.2altl.Ho
Suinach-NOrfOlK. Sl.OvU2nO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

crNCfTNNAT1. O., April 3.-tIour attIVe
81 ,rI,. winter patent 81 s5Q3.10; fam
H. 50 20: extra, Sl.9yq210.
wheat steady: No. red. eOc.
corn in fair demand; No. mixed
6z sfs steady and active; No. mixed.
track, Be. .....s,,. .,,o1. sto .o
Lard arm and In good demand; steam
leaf. S725. kettle, SIS, "A.
Loose shoulders. $500; do. shorts, 500;
do clear. $3.50; boxed &c. more.
Racon strong and IN good demand :
shoulders. $3.50; shorts, 500 clears
800; boxed &c. more:
Whisky firm at SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04
'rnE PRINCESS bonnie"

He worked hard on the theme when
had occurred TO him. studied careIuiiy
the plot. and finally got the hDrctto In
tangible shape. He determined 10 lay tho
opering scene up on the 'oast Of Maine
about Bar Harbor For quite while ne
STAYED at Bar HarbOr, studied mp the
scenery. ana has reproduced the latter
with great accuracy. He decided 10 nave
the scene of the second act laid IN spain.
For months he read everything he could
lay mis- hands on about Spanish customs
dress, and music. and searched nai
dozen libraries. studied fashion plates
without number and almost talked span
ish. Finally he became sufficiently "a
miliar with the theme 10 arrange for
thoroughly Spanish picture, full OF real
ism and suggestiveness.
The story in a nutshell Of the opera IS
the thrilling rescue Of pretty little snip
wrecked mariner who afterwards rams
I'm love with an American, and who IS
discovered through a locket she wears 70
be Spanish princess. Then she Is car
ried back TO Spain. Her lover iOloWs
her. and all turns out exactly right
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04
BALTIMORE
RAITIMORE. MD. April 3.-FlouT

BALTIMORE MD, April j.-flouf
firm and unchanged
61ic: April. 6lkNGiAc. May GltH
6lnc. July COG: steamer No. ? $50
aslic southern. by sample, oiqHc.
Corn steady mixed spot ana Anrll'
ed sNaLi4S3,c southern white corn, 1O1a
63OXc.: do. yellow. a04suOo%c.
Oais frm: No. white. western. S'1ac {;
No. mixed. western. Sl934tac.
Rye duh: No. =. 5S039c
Hay steady, Arm and unchanged,
Provisions arm, meas pork tiz@h,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

Tells How He Wrote "Tho Little Tycoon
and he Princess bonn'e."


and he Princess Bonn'e."
Mr. willard Spencer, who leaped into
came through his authorship Of The
y.nue Tycoon" that delightful comic
opera which has furnished strains OF
melody for the society belle and the
street urchin alike, not only 10 America.
h.t IN Europe as well. reached the city
Yesterday. accompanied by Mrs. Spencer
and their little SON.
Nr Spencers fame was materially OK
tended since the charming new comic
opera. "The Princess Bonnie. resulted
from his efforts There is now. perhaps.
no author of comic opera la this coun-
try who scored so phenomenal sue
cess from the time he launched into
i've composers field. lie was little
,a.te In entering upon the arduous task or
a., author. but after careful study, con-
STAG { and laboriOus work, and any amount
Of ia lining. his first work alone made its
autb.r famous and his second, which
win he produced I'm Richmond for the
frst time tonight but simply emphasizes
the fact that genius seldom II ever rails
no prevail over multitude Of disad-
vautages.
AR Speo. Ger IS the proprietor md
manager. as well as the author. of both
the breezy ~ 'eras named. He travels
with the com, any. and witnesses each
performance fN3m the audience. lie
is highly enter aiming conversationaiist.
original and altoe. ther genial. and makes
friends wherever n goes. Mrs. Spencer
and their little boy a companies him upon
the tour. The lattAr spent an hour IN
the CAPITOL Square Yesterday, frolicking
with the Dummies. ana enjoyed himself TO
the limit.
As AN AUTH.oR.
Mr.. Spencer last evening told me some
thing about his experience as an author'
He originally studied to be a homoeopatn-
ic physician. Since his boyh ood ne was
devoted 20 music and melody naturaAs
came 10 him without an effort. lie IRE,
quently sat down at the piano, anu
dashed OF catchy airs, according W n'S
humor at the time.
When quite youth Mr.. Spencer Dc
deeply interested In the Japanese Ae~y'
that time many Japanese were im.ni-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

ST, LOUIS, NO, April 3.-FIour IiI ,d
or. fancy 81 1Ju2J5: choice. S2O0g2l III.
Wheat lower; May. size; July; 544c.
corn higher: May, 42sc.; july, Ac.
Oats lower: May, VNci June oV1so'
Standard moss. $l251:
I.ard-Primo steam, 500; choice
S6.S7R -, co
clear ribs s6.S7lh: short clear, Stl22 ~,
Drv Sailed Meats Shoulders. 500.
longs. S6.37h; clear ribs, $3.50; short
clear. SG.G2K.
HIGH wines steady at 81 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

W1r,NINCYTON. y. G. April 3.-Rosin
firm: strained. SLID; good strained Sl.-V'
Spirits turpentine firm at DC.
Tar steady at 9Jc.
Crude turpentine quiet and steady;
b,1d 81 %: soft. 500; virgia. $50.
SAVANNAH, ca. Aprii 9'~ -.,ud sas
casxs. receipts AZ casks.
Rosin unchanged and nothing doing.
CHARLEsTON. S. C., April 3--Iur-
pentine dull and nothing doing receipts
% R oshrs strained firm at SLID; re-
ceipr. $50 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

NEW YORK. April 3.Cotton quiet
middling gulf. 81: middling, ~, ny ~
CENTS. O. bales. Gross rece'p s5.e ga,
Ssice. summers. 1910 bales: stock, zzi'y1o
nai.s futures closed hrm; sales. oS'z ~
bales: April. G.2G; May, %: June 30 80.
July 60 Au'S si,., oSe '5 G4s, December.
% ro,s 9pt too'dsy-Net receipts. 1926 bales ;
exports to Great Britain, ~ p "a IS;
France. d. 90 bales; CONTINENT V''oo
bales. stock. S71 ,754 bales; -. -,..-
a.otai IN Far this week-Net receipts
q AZ bales exports TO Great Britain.
9s rs bales: France. 1853 bales; conti-
iy q,o,st since september lst-Net receipts.
= 9ei as bales: exports TO Great Britain,
9gOf O-3 bales France, G91,v2S bales, con-
tinent 2.043 SO bales: =.
Now ORLEANS. April 3.-Cotton M
lures closed steady. sales $50 bales
Npri. SO: May 5.s5; June so; July.
= US. August 600; September, 900; DC
tober, Cos November, Gil; December
Ncw Orleans Cotton Exchange state
mcnt Of the seml-weellly movement at
thirteen leading interior towns: Receipts
this yc.r 2J.167 bales. against LII
% bales last year and l63Si bales IN ~ vi
shipments 1890 bales, against ls;nzV
bales last year and p 22s bales IN 1872.
stock 24l .O4l bales. against 2O6, 10 Daies
last year and 3l52G9 bales in 1902 =,
LIVERPOOL. April 3.-lZ.oO 4. "a
Cotton demand good and prices st ga ay.,
American middlins 3z; sales, 2OvD
bales American. 1000 bales; speculatino}Ia,
and export 1000 bales; receipts. lDV
bales Futures opened steady ana nt-
mand moderate; April and May, l ~, ~.
3 2o-G4. May and June. 2l-tH4b Zl-gt ;
June and July. . 22-C3liJ Ej-04i July ana
August. 3 y3-G4. August and SeptcmpeI r
3 2f-G463 1854; September and 0ctoDer'
3 2J-G403 1864. December ana JaiiraI =
3 29-3103 3O-G Futures quiet REM
crs 1900 bales new dockets ana "Vo
bales old dockcts. -.
Ann nd Nav 1s-6fd3 1864, value;
May and June. 3 $1,000 2o-G4. buyers ,.r,.; ;
June and July 3 2l-oi. sellers, . Jusy
ana August. 22-s4. buyers, AqSnee
and september. 23-GtQ3 go, se .,l l.s ;
September and october. 2t-'ApS$ 5 5s-Gf
aoiicrs' November and December. : Zi-ol;
buyers. December and January, . 80
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

UNION STOCK YARDs, LIZ. Apim
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81 1-I58 10. stockers and feeders, -, tyt
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tos,JS e. ool,S 10: common 10 choice
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1J405. light. 81. 6O14S5: pigs, - ga 10y,
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and steady. inferior TO choice. 5000
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

RICHMOND, VA, April 3, 1880.
Quotations: Whcat-ionGDcrry. Ole. 20
sc.. mixed, C0c 70 Gle; shOriberry. 5pc
10 elc No. red. G3c.
Corn-N hltc. Virginia. 55c.; No. white,
Toe: No. mixed. lSc.
|. Oats-No ? mixed. Sac. to 3iHc.; No.
Z, mixed a3c. 70 S5l1c.; winter. &Dc. 10 s3c.
aye-JTc. 10 Csc.
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BRIGHT MUSIC.

The music is bright. catchy and fun
of harmony. There is an inspiration OF
flowing melodies, such as gave the LIT
tie Tycoon" so much popularity. me
waltz. which, by the way, Mr. Spencer
wrote at 3 o'clock in the morning, having
jumped out of bed and Jotted down on
a piece OF brown paper enough to hold
the melody until he could resume II the
ncxt DAY. is said to be a little musical
gem. The costumes electrical effects.
pretty scenery and all the accessories
viii be attractive in every particular.
Mr. SDencer invested $1,000 as an eNpe-
riment in putting THE Princess Bonnie
on the stage. At that time IL was all
the money he had. but. with remarkable
pluck. he determined 20 make the tflal,
so much confidence had he IN his new
play DeWolf Hopper and several other
celebrities had declined to handle the
work, and 50 the author decided to man
age # himself After careful selection
of the cast and a thorough training or
the members. "The Princess Bonnie on
March y 1884 was for the first time
produced at the Chestnut-Street Theatre
I'm Philadelphia. The opera scored sig
nal success from the beginning, and for
$50 nights st. was produced before large
audiences Since then IL has been seen
in many cities. and always received with
a storm Of applause.
The company which will be heard IS
the original one.
Mr.. Spencer has left nothing undone
to present his work In a gllt-edged man
ner. Considerable interest will be taken
in the appearance of the beautiful young
prima donna, Miss Nil ME Landes. and the
advent in comic opera Of the weil-known
comedian, Nj. Frank Daniels. Among
other members Of the company are VIII
liam Armstrong. Joseph ). Greensfelder,
Robert Broderick NJ. $. Burnham, Mount
ioy Walker. Lillian Swain, and Mabeila
Baker.
Mr.. Walker is an old Richmond boy and
has many friends in this city.
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