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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, May n.-Flour dull and
easy: winter wheat. low grades, S22Oe
800. do. fair 10 fancy. S2.S5Q3s5; do pa
tent. S39JUA20; Minnesota clear, S2.VO8
315. patent. S3450435; low extras, ~
$500 Southern flour duh and easy;
common TO fair extra, S2.4OQ3.OO; good
10 choice, $3OOU33J.
Wheat-Spot market moderately active
and weaker. Options were less active
and weak at a4Wlc. decline; No. red,
May and June, Coo; July, GJssc; Septem-
Der, G91ac.
Corn-spot dull. &c. lower. and steady;
No e. 8.Ac.. elevator; 3GHc. ahoat. OPP
tions were dun and steady at Sc. decline,
May, 35a.c.:.July, 3Glsc.; September 31l4c.
Oats-Spot quiet and steady Options
duh and easier; May 24hc.i July 2ii2c.
Spot prices. No .. Zoe; NO. = white,
&c. mixed western, 2j02Gc.
Hay fair, active. and steady; shipping,
75Q77ihc. good to choice, 9jc.g$1.oJ.
Wool quiet; pulled, lJQ33c
Beef quiet and steady; family, $1,000
100. extra mess. $7O0QSOO; beef hams
inactive at S1450dl5.J5; uerced beef quiet;
city extra, India mess, Sl4OO4lo.00;
picked bellies $3.50; shoulders, $3.50;
hams. S900G3J0.
Lard dull and easy; western steam,
$500. city. S425 May $.S5. Refined
SLOW. Continent. sos; South American,
5000; compound. $i2394oo.
Pork dun and weak. old mess. 5000
$50. new mess, SllO).
Butter steady; state dairy, S9l5&c.;
do. creamery 11glGc.; western dairy
7Qllc.; Elgins, 1Gc.
Eggs moderately active; fancy steady;
state and Pennsylvania, lOl40llc.; south
crn S0si5c.: western. fresh. 09lOlAc.
Z oil
yellow prime, 2jh4-512c.; do. OH grade,
2ji4U25l4c.
Rosla dull and easy; strained, com
mon 70 good. SlsJqlO.
Turpentine nominal at 27AQ21i2c.
Rice steady; domestic fair TO extra,
| 30y.c.. Japan, 4g4i4c.
Molasses firm and moderately active;
New Orleans open kettle good, 27a37c.
Peanuts quiet, fancy hand-picked, 43i
| Q5c
coffee firm and unchanged 10 10 points
up. May. Si3O50i31 Is: July. Sl25J. Sep
| TENDER. Si150Ql1.55. December $1,000
lO 80: March, 5000. Spot Rio firm and
| quiet: no. z. SiiOO
sugar-Raw quiet and firm. fair renn-
| inc. 3',c of A. l3-lG0jc; standard a,
Csc. cut-loat and crushed, &C.; granu-
lated 5asc.
Freiehts to Liverpool quiet and firm;
cotton. by steamer l-lOd., grain, ~
steamer. ID.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Strawberries North Carolina, quart, So
1sc.: DO. Norfolk, iOQl3c.
peots-Florida. crate. Si00gljo; do.
Florida and Charleston, 100 punches, $500
W50O.
Cucumbers-Florida. crate, Sl50Q3OO;
do Savannah and Charleston, baskets,
S3OO04.O1
Cabbage-Florida. crate, SlOod150; do
Savannah. do. Sl.5D92OO: do. Charleston,
DO. si.Od225; DO. North Carolina, do,
81 2slff 20. do. Norfolk barrel, Sl.25Ql.JO
Egg Plant-Florlda. box. SlOOa2.OO.
Icttuco-Charloston basket. J0c.QSl0O;
DO. Norfolk. basket. J0UIjc.
Peas North Carolina. basket 5OqI5c.;
DO. half-barrel. T5c.@SL0O; do. Charles
ton. basket. 50gt75c.
Radishes-Norfolk. barrel. 5oc0l-2A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-12
MECKLENBURG POLITICS.
Displrited Democrats Are Enlivened by
CarllsIa,. Grnlt sneech.

BOYDTON. VA, May Especial. The
chairman OF the Democratic party OF
Nlocklenburg county has called for dis
trict meetings for the purpose or getting
out delegates 10 the County Convention.
which is 10 be held here on the 18TH, our
county court-day. Great apathy exists m
this county among the Democrats, as their
party has been greatly demoralized by the
inroads made on the party by the Popu-
lists, and they have Tor the most part be-
come dlspirlted, but IL Is TO be hoped. as
the campaign advances. things Will liven
up and more interest via De taken In po-
ltical affairs
Mr.. Carlisle's great speech AT Chicago,
published In The Times, on the silver Ques-
ton. has produced a profound impression
upon our reading and thinking people,
who recognize the great ability or this
able nnancier. and II has had q wonderful
effect N enlightening those who have
heretofore been In DOUBT as 10 what was
hest for the interest OF the country, and
many OF the most intelligent ones say
that some Of Mr.. Carlisle's arguments are
unanswerable.
think II Mr.. Carlisle's speech was
printed in pamphlet form, and Literally
distributed among the people, II would
inform vast number VINO are now lsnoi-
amt on the subject OF the currency ana
are led 10 think that the only nope OF
the country Is through the free and IN
limited coinage Of silver but VINO
v,ant 10 do whatever IS best, II tney can
be made to understand what IS best.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING TA1I0Ns or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Eichnoud To-
bacco Exchancc-intcrnal Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dviccs'

---~-v,v N,or,r- ,e... g, ro,,don set tho
-. 'Ii'if' .r's 80 tbIs morninc.
30 80 'D 49, ,,raflo, of Amer
-, - -. , 49,, 49,. - tto Connection
.~f'i $500, ,. .'.,..,s conplicntion. be-
80, ,,,' fsoi'o5 sts.os and spain weak
o''SS ,,..~l,,,, erc.rities i'm thia market
60 ,.,,s,'t o. f,slirr of hesitation ON the
-. -s ,,,, .,,o....f,t,rs hcrc The bears
80 .'.,-s,. ,,.t. Themselves news and
,.''..-l, .t- ,.,rlof VIGOROUSLY IN the
49,. ,,,1,.'., ma fro trldin. was on so
$50, :, ....I. n..f tne movements in the
- .l..-.. n.f -.o sprcial significance
r-.'..' '-. ,h. t,t tbat over 100000
~, 49,. .t-, On rrintncnt for Europe
- .,'..... '.r5 t,e rfrtct Is disappointed
49,. ,t ~.r,..I of MCKINLEY 10 declare
,.,.,''ff ., r,.r. or,.natic terms on the
'''',-.,.... .,,.,.t.,n. tno decline in prices
49, .....,u,r,fI,.ofv s.irht. Tho losses
a.. 80, ,..r..,..i i.qf y.er. only d to Do. pcr
80, ,.. ,.l,..., c.. included ~. Bay
&C. e.. 3D. Consolidated Gas I'll. aud
,,.-.f......, I,..s..i,r. .r1 putehure pre-
go . n.- .r.rt rrr.ae the after
49,, ~. s,....... rror, Nasnineton. that
80. e..-t.n Government at the request
~ 1.. r-rit.. e...s Government. had
,-...r-.., -., ,...,..,,.. ..r.o. i'm the Compcti-
t..- ... r. V.n.I. ust STRENGTHENED.
- ... ,-..... ,f g.. to . NOR cont. from
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 1i.-Cotton steady;
middnng gulf. SO: middling. s4' gross
receipts. 7O7 bales; exports TO Great
Britain. 81 bales. France 200 bales Con-
uncut. lGi3 bales; forwarded, 90 Dales'
sales. G3l9 bales spinners, lsS bales;
stock. l3l O30 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts G.441 baes:
exports 10 Great Britain. 175 bales
France. 200 bales; Continent, 1Gi3 bales,
stock. 3931Gp bales.
Total so FLAIR this woek-Net receipts.
lisp bales; exports 10 Great Britain
4.767 bales: France, 300 bales; CONT
nent. 1913 bales.
Total since September 1st-Not receipts,
5.0l1gu bales; exports TO Great Britain,
2.O7i31l bales: France, 455,NO bales Con-
tiueut. 1Gi3.5ls bales.
Futures closed steady; sales, 126O0O
bales: MAY 500: June. So July, Sill,
August. SO: September, 1853; October
785: November. 7.22; December I'll,
January. 723: February. 72G March. 80
NlIW YORK, May 1.-THE suns cot
ton review says:
Cotton declined 1 20 6 points. but rallied
and advanced 8 10 il points, closing
steady. with sales OF 10000 bales
To-dav's features. Prices declined at
first until the influence of weaker Liver
pool cables. the expectation of a bearish
Government report. and the continued
liberal crop movement. But at the de-
cline large bulls bought heavily, and
shorts covered freely, fearing fresh man
ipulation The Government report gave
the contemplated acreage at Ia $40 per
cent. an increase over last year OF ll.s
per cent. IL IS stated that the proper
lions Of the contemplated acreage already
planted is SO per cent, against 1S.5 m
fS.ss. y g in 1894. SOB IN 1893. and 1873 in
1892 The exports from the ports to-day
were small Tho large sales here for
export on Saturday had u good effect on
the market.
LIVERPOOL. May 1f.-12:3O p. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices easier;
American middling ! ZIG; sales, 10000
bales; American, $500 bales speculation
and export, 200 bales; receipts, 1900
bales: American. 500 bales. Futures
opened steady and demand moderate;
May. 1864 May and June, 1854;
| June and July 4 1861; July and Au-
gust. 4 15-Gf6l4 1864: August and Septem-
| Der 4 12-6iQ4 11-6l; September and Oc-
| tobcr. 5-6404 4-04; october and No
vember. 62-Gl. November and December,
| o GO-6+0S 59-64; December and Janual<.
| 8 60-G4Q3 1904; January and February,
! 3 60-64Q3 1904 February and March.
G1-G4Q3 COCA. Futures steady at the
decline Tenders at to-day's clearings,
| 100 tales new dockets
12.4j =. M-American spot grades, 1-32
| lower; American middling, fair. 4 1882;
good middling, AZ; middling 1882; low
middling. J-1G; good ordinary, 1 3-1G;
ordinary, 4.
4 =. M.-Amorican, low middling clause.
| May. 4 10-OlQ4 20-G4, sellers; May and
! June, 1854. buyers; June and July,
1G-Gf. sellers; July and August, 4 1861.
buyers: August and September 1851,
Sellers September and October, 4-G4,
sellers October and November 3 G2-G4.
buyers: November and December, 6O-6l,
sellers December and January 3 G0-64,
sellers: January and February, COCA,
value; February and March. 6l-Gi SELL
ers. Futures closed quiet but steady,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, May 11.-Anticipation
OF the Government report, which was eX-
pectcd 20 show from TO points gain
in the condition OF winter wheat, cut some
figure i'm the wheat market to-day, but
pricos were regulated more by the
weather conditions than by anything else
that was ascertaiucd regarding the gen.
eral situation The statistical news as
a whole. was bearish. The close was
almost at the inside and final TRACE was
weak. July wheat opened from V4c 10
G4Mc.. declined 10 G3sc., closing az "Sht
63hc.. &c. under Saturday. Cash wheat
was heavy and nc. lower per busheL
Corn was devoid Of interest from a
speculative standpoint II followed wheat
I'm direction and was nosaflccted by direct
Information. The opening was firm ana
the subsequent tone weak, with prices
taking a do ,linius course. The support
accorded tho market was OF an Indifferent
sort July corn opened from aVisc. TO
3Oibc., declined TO SOC, closing at So'sc''
Itc. under Saturday. Cash corn was
steady. closing easy.
Oats-A gain in prices for oats took
place at the Immediate opening or the
market but It was not retained, for long
wheat and corn conveyed the weakness
which soon attacked the market, the early
advance being lost. and the close eNhini'-
ing marked weakness. July oats closed
IzGasc. under Saturday. Cash oats were
easy and &c. per bushel lower.
Observation-Disclosures in product wee IN
a Respondent mood. The hos receipts
were very heavy, the tone of grain de-
pressing. and speculation was lifeless.
Pork was weak and declining on these
influences and the popular belief IS that
values will reach much lower level be-
fore an improvement is probable. July
pork closed 5G7i9c. lower, July lard un-
changed and July ribs a shade lower.
M l.nninn fllfnres rnngeQ as follows:
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. May 11.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat dun and lower; No. red spot
CQIc.: May, C0p3g69kc.; June and july
e. dGSlLc.; southern, by sample, iZei5c''
do. DIN grade. 69a72c. -
Corn easy; mixed spot ana May. 5i9ig
35c June 35i .d3Jihc.: July, 3Ji4d355 &c.;
steamer mixed. 32i90325sc; southern
white corn. 3Jc.; do yellow, 35Q35i4c.
oats firm: No. white western. 23a4
25c.. No. . mixed, western, 2Jl-c bid.
Rye quiet but firm; No. ., 4l4l2c. for
near by and 43444c. for western.
Hay quiet but steady; choice timothy
S17O0d17.5D.
Grain freights quiet; steamer 20 Liver
pool. per bushel 2N2iid.. June; Cork for
orders. per quarter, IS. IA. for May and
2c 90. for June
Eggs quiet at 9lac.
Coffee firm. No. T. S1iOO
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c., May 11.-Rosin
steady, strained, $40; good strained
Sl.+J.
Spirits Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing.
Tar firm at $40.
Crude turpentlne steady; hard. $50;
soft. S1.7O; virgin, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. May 1i.-Turpen-
tine market lrm at Die.
Rosin firm. Quotations: A, D., c., d.,
and r.. $40; +. and g., $50; IT,, SI55'
J.. S1G0; *. S165. NJ, SL7O; ~, $LS0.
W. c.. 500: w. w. sos.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 11.-Turpentine
market opened quiet at 24i3c and closed
firm at 24isc., with sales OF $50 casks
receipts, 1850 casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged, sales, 1900
barrels. receipts 2.46j barrels. Quota
tons a, b., c.. D., l., and t., $3.50
g.. Si.55; H., SLIGO; T.. $1C5; X. $40,
w.. $3.50; ", S1s5; ". c., 500; W. W.
$40.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. May n.-Flour quiet
and demand fair; winter patent, S3.1O4
800: spring patent, SS.G0d3.9O.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. hard
red. track. zoe.
Corn quiet and barely steady; No. .
white. 800. No 2 mixed. 3lc.
Oats quiet and barely steady; No. :
mixed. 20d2Oi3c.
Pork quiet and steady; mess, Ss.75.
Lard quiet and IN fair demand; steam
leaf. $500: kettle lard. $500.
Bacon quiet and in fair demand; loose
shoulders. S475; short ribs. $40; short
clears. $500: bellies, S52S.
Dry sailed meats quiet and steady;
loose shoulders, S425. short ribs, s4.25;
short clear. $40; bellies, S4.75; boxed
meats &c. more
Whisky steady at SID.
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TorAcCo EXCHANGE-

NiNAi"v4'Vf o. +A1s H. io'p'
Private GALES reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
Tho tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright. 3 hogsheads; dark,
% hogsheads and tierces; western,
hogsheads. nspections-Bright %
hogsheads.
Myers, Crenshaws Davenport's. Plant
ers. Scabrooks, Allegheny. Old Dominion,
and Shockoe tobacco warehouses report
II packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions on tobacoos for the city OF Rich
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 1l-Flour un-
changed.
Wheat lower; May, 575sc.; July. G0ls0
G0Lc bid: September GlLc., nominal
Corn steady: May. 2G'sc.; July, 2Ihc.
bid: September. 2s@4c. bid.
Oats easier May, 175sc, nominal; July
1sl4c.
Professionalism mess, new, S767ia; Old
$3.50
I,ard-Prime steam S425; choice, S442h
Bacon-shoulders $40; longs S475,
clear ribs. S4S7i2: clear sides. $4sTg
Dry Sailed Mcats-Shoulders. 1925.
longs. s412ia; clear ribs, SA37i3; clear
sides, Si.3Ti..
High wines steady at S122
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-12
The Bankruptcy Bill.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Senate
Committee on the Judiciary. 10 which was
referred the House bankruptcy Diu' TINS
morning reported the measure 10 the
Senate, with an amendment striking out
all after the enacting clause, ana suDsu-
tuting the bill heretofore reported 10 the
Senate. The House bill provides for both
voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy.
and the Senate bill for voluntary bank
ruptcy only.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. May II, 1s9O.

Quotations. Wheat-Longberry, a to
7Gc.: mixed. 73 to 7Gc.; shortberry' ~ 10
&c: 10. red. 75 to 76c.
Corn-White. Virginia, BIC; NO.
white. 90 to 3Ghc., No. 2 mixed % 10
3Ji3c.
Oats-No. . mixed. 2likc.; No. mixed
24c.
Ryc--i2 10 csc.
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String Beans-Savannah, basket, 3l.cV@
90.
squash-Florida, crate. 50a75c.; do. bas-
kct. J06f15c.
Tomatoes-Florida, carrier, Sl2Jd5.oo
Potatocs--Florda. S2.0Oa2.G0; New or
leans, 81 OOd550; do. Savannah, 2.Oog
$50; do. Charleston, S2.00N5.jO
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NEW YORK Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May FIN the dry goods
market reports from Uptown retail stores
tell of quite an active business doing.
In the jobbing trade and at first hands
business has been generally quiet There
is but d limited number of buyers IN
town at the moment. and the demand
coming forward through the mails from
statesmen on the road and from customers
direct have been of an ordinary character.
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nAITnI0nE sT0CK lIARKrr-

BALTIMORE. MD. May n.-Vrenia
Century ClinG2. Baltimore and Ohio.
l111s. Northern Central. 7n asked. Bal
r.nore and ohio Southwestern hrsts,
lU2 Did. Consolidated Gas stock. GIa4G
Clr. Gas bonds 5s. lOEl01Ofis.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va. Nav II. 1896.

Cattle-Receipts, go; sales. $50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 200; sales,
POO.
Hogs-Receipts $50; sales, $50.
Prices Cattle-Best. 334 10 4hc. gross;
medium TO good. 3 10 3lac. gross, COM
mon TO fair. "a to 29lc. gross; bulls. 2ii
10 2ac. gross.
Sleeps 10 4c. gross.
Lambs 20 &C. gross
Hocs-iN 10 - net
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at $3.50 TO s11. fine leaf at s11.50 10 $i3.
selections at $3.50 to SIS.


HOPKINSVILLE. KY, May S.-Re-
celpts since last report. 1,lGS hogsheads;
receipts to date. 6962 hogsheads; receipts
TO same time last year. 1894 hogsheads;
sales since last report, 4sO hogsheads'
sales to date. 1866 hogshoads; sales TO
same time last year. 2,S22 hogsheads.
With unusually full receipts. we had
large offerings this week. a large proper
ton OF which showed bad order and dam
aging condition. resulting in unsatisfac-
tory prices and n very largo per cent.
Of reflections. Toba"cos OF decided char
acter In safe keeping condition were
strong at unchanged prices. The weather
continues hot and the young plants are
steadily gaining size. There will be some
planting made the first favorable season.
We quote common Tugs at Si25 TO $2.25,
medium Jugs at $3.50 TO 1926, good lugs
at $3.50 to $3.50. common leaf at $3.50 to
$3.50. medium leaf at 81 20 81, good leaf
at $3.50 TO s1I. fine leaf at $l150 to SIS,
selections at $3.50 10 So
Offerings, 1855; reflections. $40.
Very truly yours.
NJ. II. CLARK & BRO.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and steady and prices UNCHANGED
No. . spring wheat, 6l's463a.c.' NO.
red. G57kdG75sc; No. 2 corn, 29lsd-94c .i
No. 2 oats, 1SatQi9Ac.; mess pork $1,000
76O: lard, s452l4g4.5J; short rib siaes,
S4OoG41O; dry salted shoulders $i.yV8
G2i5. clear sides, S4.2ja431l2; whisky
81 %
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IL. 1896.
Sun rises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o"3
sun sets ......,...s..'.s'.... f'"'
Moon rises ...................... 4.o5
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90"
Evening OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t'V'
---------------------
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. 1880.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Annie J. Trainer, Denickson,
Kenebec, Mutual Ice Company.
Bark Clara +. McGilvery. -, Kenebec
Mutual Ice Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Edward Lemeyer. Beal. Saco
pig iron. Low Moor Iron Company.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY If. 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
FORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY II, 1896.
ARRIVED.
Barge Corsica, New York.
Barge Kingston. New York.
Schooner n. c. Hapin, Norfolk.
Br steamship Kanawha, Liverpool,
Maxwell.
SAILED
Barge Coal King, New York
Barge City Of Atlanta, New York.
Schooner y. c. Hapln. Boston.
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Sccurltv . lilo 49,. JOB
Union Bank OF Rich. 80 1l2l5
Virginia Trust Co........lOO lOS1a llo
Insurance Companies.
Va Fire and Marine. .....2h %
Virginia State ...........2o ZJ12 %
Miscellaneous.
A. r. Co. preferred. .... 100 90
A. T. Co. common. Go
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'Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
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Schooner Edward Lemeyer, Beal Saco,
,ig iron. Low Moor Iron Company.
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:, rrrA1. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK

:, vital LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
>,r sr,T1,,ENT FOR FISCAL IN 5E
tfp prs
or I COsfsONWEALTH or VIRGINIA PURSUANT TO TIL
.AWS
49,, ,,,nv in ful-The Of New
office of said
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Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

sales-1.O0D Virginia Centuries at G13s
Government Securities. BID. Asked
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PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY II. 1896
ARRIVED.
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Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-12

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. 1896.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-12

Schooner Annie ]. Trainer, Denickson,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IL. 1896.
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FORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY II, 1896
ARRIVED
The Van Buren press., 1896-04-18
u. C..V. General Orders.

NEW ORLEANS, April The fol-
lowing general orders were issued from
headquarters of the United Confederate
Veterans by General j. B. Gordon this
afternoon:
with pride the General command
ing cocsratulates the United Con
federate Veterans that the number of
camps in our historical and benevolent
association has reached 800. He feels
assured that the number will easily
reach 900 by the date of the Rich
mond reunion, on June 30th and July
1st and I'd next, if the division com
manders will from this moment active
ly push the organization of camps in
their respective divisions. He urges
them to immediate action, SO that the
old veterans can all be united and thus
preserve and perpetuate true and
impartial history of their glory, and aid
the disabled, the needy, and the widows
and orphans, and keep alive the
memory and transmit to posterity the
grands deeds of their deceased com
rades. Veterans in every locality are
urged to send at once to these head
quarters for necessary papers and
organize camps. -
The Van Buren press., 1896-04-18
commissioners Sale!

IN the 9th day OF December, 1895 in cause
pending in Chancery in the Circuit SouI'
OF Crawford County. Arkansas, between Craw'
iord County Bank and 4. S. Hynes as trustee
plaintiffs, and j. E. London John Londop
Annie London, Julia London, william Day ana
II. j. Miller, defendants, O judgment and decree
was rendered against the defendants, J. I. Los
1on and John London. in favor Of the plalnun
LOT the sum Of Sll57.72, bearing 10 per een cen,
interest and Tor the costs Of the equity sun
which Judgment was, by virtue Of the mortgsgs
IN said decree foreclosed, declared 10 be np.
lien upon the lands hereinafter set out, ana !.
was ordered that the equity Of redemption o. ".
deiendants, z: London, John London, Apn us
and foreclosed, unless said Judgment were pas
on and discharged within 30 days from the osS
OF sad Judgment and in default Of such pay
ment the undersigned Commissioner Nn
ordered TO advertise and sell the said lands l.
NOW, therefore, default having been MADE IN
the payment OF said judgment, win. on
Saturday, the 25th day Of April, 1896,
at the front or Main Street entrance to the Court
House In the City of Van Buren, in said County
and state, within the hours for judicial sales,
Oner Tor sale, and sell to the highest bidder ol1
a credit Of three months, the following lots anu
parcels n laad 90 wit
Part Block 10, ia the town OF Alma, dC-erioee
by metes and bounds as follows Beginning 81
the Northeast corner OF said Block Is, thenve
west ~ feet thence South 1870 feet thence hass
lo2 feet thence North y feet thence East % fees
thence North los feet 10 the place Of beginning
Also the West half of Lot 1. in Block y .
Also Lots ! and ?. in Block II. of Behar .
Murta's Addition, TO said Town OF Alma. Also
East half of Lot s. in Block &c" on the Norm
OF Main Street in said Town of Alma
The purchasers win he required 70 give nos
tor The purchase money, bearing 10 per cent cent
interest with approved security ard lien WI WI
also be retained Oh the lands sold for the sans
W. T. sADLEl, CoulRl' ssioneh