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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
RAIN AND HAIL-ST0RM.
GREAT DiMiGE DONE 10 CROPs
and TOUNG FRUITIN OKCHiRDs.
Hail-stones rs Large rs Hen Eggs-A Re-
ception i'm Honor OF Rev. Dir.
kosebro-Damage suit.

PETERSBURG, VA. May l3.-Special.
\ terrific hail and rain-storm pass Il
over q portion OF Prince George county
in the neighborhood Of Merchant Hope
church. ABOUT seven miles below the
county courthouse. yesterday afternoon
about o'clock There was little wind.
but rain and hail came down In tor
rents 10 is said that IN some places
hail was as large as hens eggs. and
that incalculable damage was done.
Tho young corn was cut all 10 pieces.
AMI watermelon vines and vegetation
shared a Ike fate. Fruit was knocked
from the trees and q great deal OF dam
age done 10 orchards Window glus7cs
wer0 broken by tho hail and many chick
ems, which were caught out IN ms stcim.
wero killed.
As an evidence of the heavy fan u bail
the roads in some places this
morning are said 10 have been coy-
elied with IL 10 a depth OF about Fix
inches.
The storm extended over an area OF
about two miles wide ami seysl mues
long. and was the seyerest eysr known
IN the county.
The Hastings Court. Judge :. Y. Null
len presiding, has been engaged today
UEAIlE argument on iNf IAnii ItNifiN7 10
b. given TO the jury IN the suit ~ Mrs.
Alice Rogers W. the city of Pcfersblrg
for damages 10 her property. on JET DsOn
street. for sewers on jefferson ana III
more streets. IA before stated m This
correspondence. the damages are placed
al two thousand dollars.
J. Lewis Cook. a merchant doing ltsi-
ness on Halifax street. was before the
Mayor this morning 10 answer the charge
OF keeping his bar open on last SUNDAY.
Several witnesses were examined, bn; me
testimony introduced failed 20 sustain
IN charge. and Cook was. therefor dis
charged. Tie was rcpresea III BY W. WI
liam 3. McIlwaine.
Rev. J. w Roschro. ID. d. pastor n
Tabb-Street Presbyterian church. was
rendered farewell reception %. night ~
HIS congregation. and The OCCASION was
a most deiightful one. Tho atl'rdance
was very large. Tomorrow 'terne on
DR.. Roscbro leaves fer sew York. IN
Saturday tho Rev. ". W. Noers OK
Union Theo!oglrh seminary. az Hamp-
den-Sldney. and Mr.. James p1nn. Of this
city VIII sail on tho steamship Etruria
FOR Liverpool
Or. Rosehro ard Or Moore ~ 20 a'~
tend the Pan-presry' i'.an fetnci. 20
no hela al Glasgow. Scotland. Ths -nlv
minister from Virginia who has been sp-
pointed 10 speak u, the ,ouncil :; Rev.
Moses ID. Hogc II -. Of Richmond.
rho subject assiy red him II The Presiy-
erlan Churches In History"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK May 13.-Flour dun and
easier; winter wheat, low grades Sl.''D
go: DO. fair 10 fancy, s., H003G5; do pa
tent. S375q4O): Minnesota clear $500
80. patent. S3.fJ043O. low extra. Sl.tJfl
go Southern flour quiet and easy;
common TO fair extra, $23o02.90; good
20 choice. S29Ou3.2O.
Whoat-Spot market dull. Options
were dull and irregular, closing easy at
itAi5c decline: No red May. G07ic.;
June. Gqisc.: July. G9sic.; August CJi.c.;
September G97kc; December, 7lhc.
Corn-Spot dun and firm; No. .. 35iac.,
elevator; 3Glc anoap Options were
dull and steady az KAYE decline; May,
35i5c.; July, 3Ghc.; September, 3fisc
Oats-Spot less active and firm. OPP
lions dull and hrmor. May. 2i5sc.; June.
2laic: July. 2fa4c Spot prices. No. :,
247sc; No. white, &c; mixed western,
2JQ9Gc.
Hay firm and in fair demand; ship
ping. 7O01jc.: good 20 choice, 95c.9$1OJ.
Wool quiet and unchanged.
Beef slow. steady and unchanged; beef
hams easy at S145o0l5OO: tierced beef
dull; city extra. India mess. $4,000 100,
cut meats quiet. easy, and unchanged.
Lard quiet and easy; western steam.
&S7; city, SA25; May. S4S7. Refined
dull: Continent 500; South American.
500; compaund. $i2j0l50.
Pork duh, easy. and unchanged.
Butter quiet; fancy about steady; FL
gins. 15tlm1Gc.
Eges-Fancy steady and unchanged.
Tallow dull and weak: city. 3-1G03Hc.
Cotton-socd oil quiet and easy: crude.
2l42li4 c.; yellow prime, 25Q25Ac.; do Off
grades. 2jG25i3c.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, com
mon 10 good. SiSJ0l90
Turpcntine dull and weak ~ 2GfG27c.
Rice IN fair demand. steady, and IN
changed
Molasses firm. fairly active. and un-
changed.
Peanuts unchanged.
Coffee quiet and unchanged 70 10 points
down. May, Si305; June. $3.50; August.
Si2o04l2Oj; September. Sl145: October.
Sll.lO; December 5000: March. SlO55V
loO spot Rio frmer and quiet; NO. !.
S1412ia
Sugar-Raw firm and dull: fair refining
@'sc bid. @-test centrifugal 4i[c. bid.
Refined quiet, steady and unchanged.
Frcights TO Liverpool quiet and urru.
cotton by steamer, 5-Gid.; grain. Sy
steamer. ID
southern fresh fruits and vegetables.
Strawherries-North Carolina. quart 2ts
@lfc; do. Norfolk, DO, 4a1Oc.
BeetsTFlor.da, crate. zoe. dS1 -. do
Florida and Charleston. 100 punches 500
N70o
Cucumbers-Florida. crate. S1.5O03. n.
DO. savannah and Charleston, basket
S3.O0QJOO
Cabbage-Florida, crate. S1.00T1. %: do.
Savannah. do, SlJO02Oo. do. Charleston.
DO. SlJ02.o0; do North Carolina. do.
Sl25f,l75; do. Norfolk. do. $1.gJa15Q
Egg Plant-Florida. box. Sl.OoG2Oo.
characterization. basket. soc 81. 90:
DO. Norfolk. do, 5O07Jc.
Pcas-North Carolina. basket. 5s075c..
DO. half barrel, 75c. uS1.00: do. Charleston.
basket 50p7jc.: do. Norfolk. half bar,aI
SLnHNl5o. do. Baltimore. basket. =, %.
Eadishes-Norfolk. barrel 51c.NSl.sO.
String PENNSYLVANIA. basket. 81 %
AGO; do. Florida. crate. 50c.gis1.Z5. DO
Charleston, basket. Sl75Q2Ao
Squash-Florida. crate. JO675c.: CO.
basket 5007Jc
Tomatoes Florida, carrier sf.25035O.
fotatoes-Fl0rida. S2.000GoO: 80. Sa-
vannah. S2O0U5.0o; DO Charleston, goo
1000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

Ninety-Two to Unite With the Chnroh-Ef-
f.ct on the TEN perance One.tiOn.


CREWE, VA, May 13.-Special-The
great revival meeting is over. Ii closed
with last nights service, when Mr. Lee
preached on Heaven A great crowd
was present and az the close Of the SER
vices thirty-tOur persons protested con-
version. The meeting was in progress
for ten days, and was the greatest ever
held in Crowe. " was held on the union
basis, and all denominations took part
During the meeting there were two hun
drcd and I'VE reclamatiOns ana professions.
Just before the benedictiOn last night the
reclaimed back-sliders and the converts
formed in a ring and Joining hands.
united in singing the hymn. "Blest be-
the Tie that Binds" etc. Mr. Lee and
Mr.. Coultes completely won the hearts
OF the Crewe people who. by a rising
vote expressed their delight az having HAD
them here.
OF the 205 persons who professed in
the meeting. 90 have expressed their pur-
pose 10 unite with the Methodist church.
81 with the Baptist Is with the Episcopal.
i2 with the Presbyterian. 20 with the
Disciples. / with the Dunkard, and 3 are
yet undecided as to the church they
Will join.
Mr.. Lees next meeting will be held
AZ Blackstone. commencing next Sunday.
lie LEFT this morning for a flying trip %
Baltimore and Washington before entering
upon his work al Blackstone. Mr.. Coultes
IS still here getting the tent ready TO be
shipped.
Mr.. Lee thoroughly aroused the people
on the temperance question. At present
there are no saloons in our town, but
hot fight was expected at the coming
municipal election, and IL was very much
feared that a Council favorable to the
saloon would be elected but the sentl-
ment has greatly changed. The temper
ance people will hold a mass-meeting 10.
morrow night 10 nominate ticket for
this election. and IL is now thought that
this ticket Will be easily elected.
Many OF our people are preparing 20
take trip 10 Richmond on the excursion
tomorrow,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
cINcINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. May j. Flour ac-
tive and steady: winter patent, So u
$50. spring patent. S3.GO430.
Wheat market steady and quiet; No.
. red, GSuGsi1c.
corn market quiet and firm; 80. yell
low. 32c.: No. mixed, BIC.
oats steady and quiet; No. mixed,
2la, 022c.: rejected, DO, 1870; No.
white DC
Pork market quiet and steady; mess.
$. %: clear mess. $3.50. family. $3.50.
Lard quiet and in fair demanI; steam
leaf. $500. kettle lard, $500; prime steam
sales at $50.
Bacon quiet ana I'm fair demand; loose
shoulders. $40: loose short rib sides
$40: loose short clear sides, 500; bel
lies. So.
Dry saltcd meats quiet and steady;
loose shoulders Sf25; loose short ribs.
Si2J: short clear sides, $3.50; bellies
$40: boxed meats .. more.
Whisky steady at SID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

WILMINGTON. v C.. May 13.--RosTh
dull; strained. $40. good strained, sl.iJ.
Spirits Of turpcntine steady: machine,
&c; irregular, 23sc.
Tar duh at S1.1O
Crude turpontine steady; hard, S130;
soft, Sl.70; virgin, $50.
CHARLESTON, $. c.. May 13-Turpen-
tine firm at 23i4c., sales. loo casks.
Rosln quiet and nothing doing. Quota
tions: A., T.. g., and d.. S1.10; +. and c..
$50; j.. $40; X, IGj; NJ, $40; n,
Si.so. W. G.. 500; ". W. sos.
SAVANNAH. GA, May i3.-Turpentfne
opened firm at 24isc.; sales, 1,2s9 casks;
closed at DC bid
Rosin market opened firm at sc. de-
cline on J.. ana below. with sales Of 5000
barrels, and closed firm at &C. decline on
o. with sales of 1000 barrels Quota
tons: A., b., c.. D.. T.. and T.. 81. 49,.
g.. Sl.5J; IT,. SLCo; l.. S1G5: X. SI7o:
NJ. Sl.eO; ". S1Sj; ". c., $500: w. W.
$40 w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS. MO. May 13-Flour I'M
changed; patent. 3.GoQ375; extra fancy.
S3.30a3.40; fancy $2.7502.S5; choice, 600
az 20.
Wheat lower; May. 577sc. nominal,
July, GoalGGGsc. bid August, Gliic. asked,
September G24c.
Corn lower: May 2Gc. bid; July 27ls9
27hc. bid.
oats lower; July. 19c.; August l9c
asked.
Eggs steady at G0Gac.
Pork-standard mess. new. S7.75; Oh.
$751;.
Lard-Prime steam. S4.@j; choice, Sfi2ia.
Bacon-Sh0ulders Si75; longs. Sf62ia;
clear ribs. $40: clear sides. $4s1l2.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders $I12is;
longs. $L12ia, clear sides, $3.50; clear
ribs, $4.35.
High wines steady at S122
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

Cotton demand moderate and prices
steady: American middling. 1892; sales.
5000 bales: American. 100 bales; specu-
laton and export. 800 bales; receipts
100 bales, all American, Futures
opened quiet and demand moderate; May,
l9-6lN1 20-GI: May and June, ls-oiep
1904 June and July. 1864; July ana
August. 1864; December and January
3 5g-6i.
L. M--May 4 l0-Gidi 2O-Gi, value;
May and June. 1864, buyers; June ana
July 1864. buyers; July and August
4 1i-GiFi 15-Gl; August and September
: l1-Gi0l 1854: September and October
4 3-Gim4 4-Gl. buyers: October and NO
vcmber. 3 Gl-Gf: November and Decem-
Der and December and January, J 3l-ol'
buyers; January and February, 3 @-6l;
FEBRUARY and March. G0-Gi03 Ol-bi.
Futures closed quiet but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

The grounds. walks. and drives I'm the
Capitol Square are at present in better
condition than they have been for years,
thanks TO the untiring efforts of the eff
cicnt Superintendent of Public Buildings,
Captain sydney Z. Epes. He Is ably aided
by his assistants. especially Mr.. T.. j.
Walton, a landscape gardener Of splendid
tastes. They have left nothing undone in
their efforts TO bcautify this naturally
beautiful spot Several Of the walks have
been reDayed. the fountains have all been
the grass Is in unusually good
condition. and the flowers that have been
set out ~ Mr. Walton from the big
greenhouse. in the rear or the Governor )
mansion, are in a profusion of bloom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

NEW YORK. May 13.-The Suns cot
ton review says:
Cotton advanced 1 10 4 points for near
months. but later reacted and declined
to points. Next crop months opened
UNCHANGED 10 points lower. closing 6
to . points lower. with the tone easy.
Sales were 1920 bales.
To-day's features: The summer months
showed an advancing tendency at first
to-day under the stimulus OF active local
buying. as well as some purchasing for
European account. But Liverpool was
duh and easier and the crop accounts
were favorable. and these factors led 10
liberal liquidations. Rains. where need
cd were reported in Texas and the Mis-
sissippi Valley Out-Of-town hOl'ers
were realizing in the summer months.
The receipts at the ports were large,
while tho exports. on the other hand,
were very small Rumors OF large sales
for export failed TO influence the market.
Spot cotton in this country was duh
and prices at some southern points were
easier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

THE CLOSING oUO TATIONs or
IONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Hiohmoud To-
bacco Exchange -intcrnai revenue
Coilcctions-ForeignA dvices.

NEW YORK. May i3-TraCing az the
Stock Exchange was characterized 10y
frmncss from start % finish. and higher
range OF prices obtained. London oootht
moderately OF it's fator.tcs on Tho beiiel
that am danger OF trouble between the
United States and Spain. growing out OF
shc Connection incident had passed
away. Foreign bankers also received
intimations that there VIII DE favorable
Developments in Transvaal matters short.
ly. Local operators were inclined 10
80 slow. because OF the engagement OF
SI,JeDcpo gold Tor shipment TO Europe
tomorrow and belief that at least two
millions more will Doe forwarded on Sat
urday. The latter estimate viii prob
ably have To- bee revised as the bond
negotiations now progressing In London
may Doe brought 60 "a successful c0nclu-
sion before the end of the week. \ good
deal was said again to-day about the
continued silence of Mr. Mckinley on the
currency question. and this undoubtedly
has deferred operators from making nc~
ventures. The declaration Of The usual
dividend 10y the Chicago. Burlington ana
Quincy had stimulating influence on
the Changers. which improved fraction
ally. The advance in prices ranged from
u 90 2ia per cent, the lnternaUonals,
Changers. and Industrials leading. Sugar
was bought on rumors Of an early ad-
vance in refined. and Leather preferred
was taken on reports that the directors
contemplated the payment OF dividend
shortly Bay State Gas rallied on buy
ing by New England houses. The deal
ings during tho last hour of business were
attended with more animation than at
any previous hour of the day. Specula-
ton closed strong In tone. Net changes
show gains of anywhere from J., TO TX
per cent. Louisville and Nashville lead
iug. Total sales were 9J.347 shares In
Guiding 1170O Sugar 1850 ST. Paul
900 Tobacco. 500 Leather preferred
and 1900 louisville and Nashville Bonds
were dun and firm i'm tone. The sales
aggregated $4,000
Treasury Balances: Coin. S117O73. 9Sj:
currency Sg0226, 13i
Money on call easy at 2iIT3 per cent.
closing az 3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 5Uji3 per cent. Bar silver G7W
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business IN bankers bills az 4s7HH4S7y
for sixty days and 4sSiA04SS@. for de-
mand. posted rates. 4Ssi304s0ib: CONNER
cial bills, 4SG104sTi. Government bonds
steady state bonds dun. Railroad
hrm- Silver az the board was quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. May = -
Cattle: Receipts, 1000; market firm and
Zoe. higher; common TO extra steers
S3j0Q4.4O; stockers and feeders $3.50
$50; COWS and bulls, SLJ003.25; calves,
s3.OOGI7J. .t
Hogs Receipts. 990O0; market firm
early. but easy and &c. lower later; heavy
packing ald shipping lots. S3.2JG342i.c
common 10 choice mixed, S2.4Oq3.5j; light
S1.3003.5j; pigs. S27J13JO.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 1000; market easy.
inferior to choice, $2.50q3gO; lambs,
S42jQ4.9O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.


Miss Calvin Bragg is the guest OF Miss
Bessie W. Lee. at signal Hill," Hanover
county
Miss Alberta williams Is spending her
time very pleasantly al Signal HILL" the
guest of Miss Bessie w. Lee
There VIII be am important meeting OF
the executive committee Of the EyWOrth
League In the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION parlor tonight at o'clock.
The Bncksmiths Union will hold q very
important meeting tonight at Smith 5
Hall. Fifth street. between Broad and
Marshall. As business Of vital Importance
is 10 De considered at this session. IL is
expected that every member Will be
present
Next Monday will be the Feast Of PEN
tecOst, and Will be observed at Beth
Ahaba synagogue by services on Sunday
night and Monday morning. There will
be- confirmation. at which six candi-
dates Will be presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

Judge Ashton recently spoke in War
renton on the silver que0lon, and made
a most favorable impression on his hear
ers.
II is reported that the Republican nomi-
nee viii be Sampson II. Baily. who Will
be remembered as prominent Republic
can in the politics Of the district In the
last decade and the opponent Of the late
Congressman Edward Barbour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
Green sailed. per pound, 3i9 to &c.
80, 80 poind. 3 10 BIC.

Green salted. per pound, 3i5 TO &c.
Green. PEI pound. 3 to BIC.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams well cured ~ 10 lOpound aver
age). per pound. ii 10 &c
Hams. well cured 90 10 ls-pound aver
agel. per pound, 70 i''-
Hams. new 6 to iOpound ayefage). per
pI Wams new me- az to 2o-pound averaged.
per pound, to Sc.
= shoulders. well cured, per pound. to
= Shoulders. newly cured. per pound. 5
sides. well cured. per pound. 6 to &c.
sides newly cured, per pound, g to Gi5c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples, fancy, large, red, per barrel,
81 20 ~. -.
Oranges choice, per box. $3.50 TO 81.
Temons' choice. per box, - 10 1925.
Onions. per barrel. ST. to S1.5O.
MISCELLANEOUS
Peanuts Virginia. No. !, per pound. 3la
Peanuts, Virginia, No. 2 per pound. 3
Roeswax. best. per pound, % to &c.
Tallow. best. per pound, 10 &c.
Live goose feathers, white, per pound.
80 TO i0c. 80
Rrrrics-North Carolina, quart, 6G10c.;
do. Norfolk quart, Ga lOc.
Eeets-Florida. crate, 81 2jQl.5o.
ucumbers-Florlda. crate. Sl.5003.
Cabbaee- North Carolina. crate, 81 500
rs: do. Norfolk. crate, N.504i %.
Fggplant-Flor. la. box. 81 .J003.
Peas-North Carolina, basket, 7Jc.Gs1:
string beens-Florida. crate. - to s.. 80.
Squash-Fiorda, crate, 0oc.0Sl, do.
basket 81.
Tomatocs-Florida, carrier, 81 .j0G2.5O.
Potatoes-Florida, $2.Jou6.5O; do. New
Orleans. $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
SUFFOLh'S TREIsURER INDICTED.
He Settled With the Corporation aud IL
Was Thought Would 90 Free.

SUFFOLK. VA, May l3.-Special.-
Judge W. J. Kilby, though quite indl5-
posed, had a short session Of the County
Court to-day, when the special grand
jury brought In three Indictments for
felony against Captain c. w. Wright.
the ex-treasurer OF Suffolk.
He Is charged with embezzling.
A capias has been issued and IS now
In the hands OF the sheriff. Captain
Wright Is out OF town and his where
abouts are unknown 70 the officers.
IL will be remembered that a few
months ago he settled his shortage with
the town for S. 800. and great many
thought that 10 criminal action would
be taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
El.Lmnnl. VI NV 1n 800

Quotations Whoat-Longberry "A 10
&c. mixed 73 TO 7Gc.: shortbcrry. - TO
loc; 80. . rcd. - 10 &c
COM White. Virginia. SIC; No. . white,
~ Co 55' sc; 80. . mixed. 30 10 35isc
'A'a-No. mixed, 2H2c; No. mixed.
l;ye-f2 to l5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

steamer mixed. 334033nc.; southern
white. 35izi3Gc. do. yellow. 35hg35'sc.
oats firm; No. . white, western. 2J'.@
26c.: No. mixed. western. 2ihN2ilsc.
Rye quiet and steady; No. .. nui2c.
for near by and 43M Ac. for western.
Hay steady at Sl7OOd17.5O.
Grain freghts easy and unchanged.
Sugar active: granulatod~;5.4j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
LONDON BAR SILVER NADKFr

LONDON. May 13.-Bar silver closed
~ Sid; Conaois. 1ll4 Tor money ana
li17. for tic account.
q J.. M.-Pars advices quote per cent.
r.nies at l02 francs and o. centimes
for tle account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
Mnnfs n Bic Pinm.

1t is understood that Alderman y. NJ.
Noblo of Marshall ward. viii, at the ex-
plration OF Colonel X. 3. Munford's term
of Office two years hence. become can
didate for the Office Of Commissioner OF
the Revenue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 13.-Flour dun
and unchanged.
Wheat very dull; No. red spot. 6O4
GOHc: May 094m69i.c.; July ard Au-
gust. 6sa4M6sl2c; southern, by sample.
72M74c.. do. on grade. 69q72c.
Corn quiet: mixed spot and May, 3s1a
Q3lIAc-. June. 344435c-: July. WibV8SkG;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
Richmond Produce Market.

wv nOlcSdle.)
prices corrected weekly 10y l.. -. Evans
q Co, general commission mcrchanfsD
Quotations to-day are as follows:
EGGS.
In crates, near by. fresh laid, per dozen.
1Oc
In crates, from other sections. fresh.
per dozen, &c.
In barrels and boxes, per dozen, &C.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens per pound. IL 20 22c.
Live hens, per pound, 5 to Sigc.
Live ROSTERS. old. per piece 20 TO 25c
live ducks, fat. per pound. 10 Zoe.
Live geese. fat. per piece. 20 20 soc.
BUTTER.
New dairy packed. per pound. II to Ice.
New family packed, per pound. II TO l5c.
New store packed. per pound. 1874 to lie.
Common. per pound TO Ice.
HIDES.
Dry flints. per pound. Sc.
Dry saltsd. Der pound. y to &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

The ladies' OF Park-Place VI. f. church
viii run an excursion to Old Point and
Buct Roe Beach on June II. 1885. IN
ENJOYABLE time Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and prices unchanged; No. spring
wheat. G24MGIsc. No. red, GdlQG7iac.:
No. = corn, 29929i4c.; No. > oats. 1879;
mess pork. S7G0Q7.Gj; lard. S4.55g757E;
short rib sides s505Q515; cry shlted
shoulders. $j.50d562is; short clear sides,
s. 250l37h: whisky. Sl.22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY If. 1895.
c,,n rfsoq 5.'2
Sun eots 7:1O
Moon sets .............-..''.s. '.~'
HIGH TIDE.
1Iornino, ............... J.:,7
t,,,enin,. ................ $50
PORT OF VEST POINT, MAY -. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable
and do not purge. pain. or grippe. All
druggists. 23c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

Richmond: II. u. Puryear to 4. n
Pollard, personally. SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-14

MATURE ALMANAC. MAY Il. 1895.