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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-06-11
sALMAGUNDI.

- M...h.NH ..-.-. -.
Mr.. Sproule win leave for the st.
Iouis convention tomorrow morn
ss.
Remnant has some daisy golf and
hcycle caps at % cts. cash. Never
nd for less than 75 cts. =
The Humboldt river has fallen
six inches in the last three
hgs.
AT Reinhart's they are showing
dies and Misses toboggan caps at
: cts. Something new. =
The California delegation to the st.
Louis convention will pass through
Hqko early tomorrow morning.
A lodge of the Order Of Eastern
ar was organized at Winuemucca:
Euesday with thirty members.
DR.. G. F. Moore, Dentist, Elko.
Epwn and bridge work. Teeth with
ii plates. Office at residence. =
Assessor Eggers and Recorder Bill
sy went to Winnemucco last night
attend the X. OF p. Grand Lodge.
Ben Craighead is pairing down
|ices these days. Read his new ad.
I'D see how he lops off prices to suit
Be hard times.
You never say such an assortment
4 mems and boys straw hats as
hose at Remnants. They are to be
ldcheap for cash.
The Connecticut and Maryland
Democrats held Static conventions
sterday and declared for gold. The
ndian Traritory Democracy declared
r silver and Bland.
Dave Casper has Just received a
ew lot Of samples of Spring and
ummer clothing which will he made
> order from S13 80 up. y
Oliver Crewdson, aged about sc
bars, died at the county hospital
is afternoon. He had been sick
. along time and was brought to
j. hospital on Tuesday.
While you are looking for a change
the weather, examine the latest
ltterns in wall paper at the Postof-
:. AL goods first class and at the
west living prices. Gall in and ex
pine my stock. No trouble to show
pods. I. N. SHERwood. =
The people of South Fork give no.
. today that they will celebrate
Fourth Of July. There will be q
enic during the day and a grand
u at night. See the adj. !
Nh Geo. Anderson has opened a
shop in the building two doors
rot the Free Press Office and is
spared to do all kinds Of tin, Sheet
p and copper work at reasonable
Ices Repairing of all kindsprompt
done. y
|Seuator Skaggs got in from Bale
ountain last evening. He and hit
(rtner have struck a rich vein oil
ore that assays $3.50 per ton
says the vein is about eighteen
ehes wide with DECENTRALIZATION tina
sidens as it goes down. Ih,
" are iuhilant over ftssir pros
es and their maiiyfhshds hope t
e'hem milliopaires before; long.
new and complete Spring an,
INNER line Of gents' and children
shlng, furnishing goods; hats an,
boots and shoes at. marvellous
low prices. Have also added dr..
Cas TO the above stock. The lates
'ed ladies' Summer waists ate
EsxASDER's. =
sn' attention 81 the bright boyB q
Q county is called TO the competi
examination to be held IN Rem
0e 10Th Of this month. The priz
Z appointment TO the Naval Acad
at Annapolis. CongressmaI
slands has acted wisely in exclud
Ial boys who have not been bon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
currAGo MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. May 9.-Nheat started
out with indications of boom TO-DAY
but the buiglDg tendency was not 4asl-
ing. and the advance was halteu I@tHeI
abruptly. much Of tho gam Dei"s ~
teeo.o a., close During the first hall
hour tho trading was auelueu VIZ"
-,,,ob animation. The bulk OF the BUY
me- or6er,, came from ST. Louis, that fact
carving considerable weight ana being
reo,rled as significant july wheat
,7'eoed from G3a.c. 70 633sc.. advanced 10
etL, declined to and closed az b5is8
ca. I.4ssc. higher than yesterday
c.eb wheat was 13Qlc per bushcl hisher'
closing at the inside.
Conan advance IN corn IN sympathy
with that OF wheat. took place anu tle
'.,sa..ional hailed the opportunity 10
sau with qualification. The sentiment
8, mis- market ID anything but bulhsh'
and sympathetic bulges are looked upon
as So many advantageous occasions LOT
founding prices. not all OF the apprecla-
tion was maintained. the after easiness
Of wheat having the natural erect "l
producing Ike feeling n corn. Noa'
If the business consisted OF cleaning up
for the week. outside and new deals neihs
rather small July corn opened at -'.>c-'
advanced to 3oat03Ohc.. closing al 'O'1...'
&c higher than yesterday O''sh
was l4c higher, closing easier ,...-.a
oats. like the other grains impro'eu
I'm value. At the same time there was
no unwonted activity. trading being Oh, OF q
scalping and eveniug-up order very
uttle interest aside from that. was noted
Julv oats closed ssGt2c higher than yes
tcrday. 49,
Professionalism half an hour or there
abouts after the opening the provision
market was active. but with that 'he
davis business may be said 70 have ended
Tho action Of tho hos market "hich
was I'm the direction Of cheaper prices
controlled the tone ard resuiated l-e
,.,l.,..,no,t in provisions. July pork
rlose5 t2iLc lower July lard 15c. lower
and July ribs 1oc lower. ,,
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
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prices: No. 2. 2ias025c.: No. white,
26Hc.; mixed western. 25a2dc.
Hay steady and In moderate demand;
shipping. 75g77l9c; good 70 choice. Doc
GSiOJ.
Beef steady and unchanged; beef hams
quiet at SIf.5On15.OO: ticrced beef dun
and unchanged; cut meats inactive and
unchanged.
Lard dull; western steam, $3.50; city.
$40: May, $3.50. Refined quiet; Conu-
nent S515. South American, $500; COM
pound. S4.25Q4.50.
Pork dull. weak. and unchanged.
Butter In moderate demand and IN
changed.
changed. ,
Cotton seed oil quiet and unchanged.
Rosin dun and steady; strained COM
mon TO good. Sl90NI95.
rurnentiae nominal at 2Il442i4ic.
Rice steady and unchanged.
Nfolasses firm and unchanged.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked' "A
lg5c. ,o,,ts
Coffee duh and unchanged TO points
mn. Inro 81. ToT12T5. Rio steady ana
dull: No. 7. s1loo.
crrar-Raw dun and steady; fair re-
filming. SIC Refined unchanged.
Fre-9nts TO Liverpool quiet cotton, oy
steamer. 1-1Gd.; grain. by steamer "a
Demand for fruits and Vegetables is OF
the usual Saturdays limited character
and without any material change III the
range OK prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY 9, 1896


On last Tuesday night the committee
known as the American-Day Committee.
of the J. o. u. 4. NJ. met with Jefferson
Council. No. u, and transacted its reg
ular business. Reports from the various
subcommittee showed that the work
was progressing nicely. This committee
is composed OF three brothers from each
council in Richmond. Manchester and
vicinity, and numbers sixty men. 1t
meets weekly with some one Of the cOun-
ellis represented. The object Of the com
rnittee is 10 make arrangements for the
celebration OF what Is known TO juniors
As Arncrican-Day This celebration will
take place in Norfolk. Va, July -0th next
IL is estimated that from four 10 five
thousand Juniors viii be in line that
day and march through the principal
streets of Norfolk. after which they and
their friends Will repair to the seastcre
and spend the remainder OF the dag. 4
handsome American flag will BE- presented
by the State Council OF Virginia TO the
council making the best appearance ia
line on that occasion.
The next regular Meeting OF this com
mittee Will be with Hope Council No.
q which meets next Tuesday night. May
I2,h AZ Jr. O. L. A. NJ Hall, corner
Twenty-third street and Church Hin
avenue.
All Juniors interested In the progress
OF this COMMITTEES are invited 10 be pres
ent at this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
THE cnrToN MARKETS..

NEW YORK, May Cotton quiet;
middling gulf 81; middiing, 50; sales
2l9 bales. all spinners, stock. la2.A'l pales.
Total to-day and SO far this week-Net
receipts, J,4Ol bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. 4 j0l bales. stock, .94.lto bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
5.009.470 bales; exports 90 Great Biltaln'
2O14. 1875 bales. France, 4Jj,tOO bales Con-
tinent, 1Gi1 SO bales.
Futures closed easy, sales, N9oOO bales
May, sol; June, S.O2, July, S.u-i August
SO1. September T49. October, 10 NO.
vcmber. us; December III; January
100. February. 724; March, Us.
The total visible supply Of cotton for
the world is 2,93A342 bales, OF "hich
LATHE tales uro American. against
4.O05.25S bales and 3,G705s bales, re-
spectvoly. last year; receipts Of cotton
this week at an interior towns, p i9l'
bales: receipts from the plantations
14O57 bales: crop I'm sight, G.G1O.503 bales.
NEW YORK, May g.-The suns cotton
review says:
Cotton declined TO 6 points, closing
easy. with sales Of 790Jl bales.
To-day's features; Liquidating sales IN
duc.d bv discouraeiug Liverpool reports
and depressed prices here to-day. Liver
pool was weaker FOR futures, and the
eDot market there was less active with
prices easier, though without quotaDle
change. Then, TOO, everybody is expect
iue boarish government report on Mon
( dav. Tho news continues iaVoraDie.
Tine southern spot markets We're oun
and spot cotton here was easier.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, May 9.-Cotton
fntIres steady: sales 1880 bales; May
77O. June. m: July, 40, August, tOO'
eeufember. rs: October 69J; November
Cqa. December G95; January G91.
TIVERPOOL. May 0.-12::0 j.. M.-Cot-
tom quiet and prices unchanged Ameil-
cam middling. 7-id; sales, 1000 bdles'
American. 4. 100 bales; speculation ana exc
MORT 800 bales; receipts HooO baiea'
American. 5000 bales. Futures opened
easv and demand moderate. May. @o-,a
Nav and June, I 1861; June ana july
4 1864. July and August. 16-Ofi Au-
q1st and September 1871; aepteihoel
ord October. 1 ga; october and NoVen-
~ 2 G3-G4; November and Decemnai
December and January, and January ana
1,onrnarv 3 Gl-G4 Futures steady.
p M-American mlddling' f-l6'
.-,e~,can uiddhng, low middilng clause,
Nav 21-Gf. May and june i1-c ~
4 26-64. buyers; june and July ! 80
4 1s-G4. sellers; July and August ~! 10 %
buvers. August and september %
buvcrs. September ana Octoper' w. i
n,,vers. October and November %
AZ buvers; November ana Deceli4Dci
. et-e4 buyers: December ana 1a'"a' y
q et-G4 buyers: January and FEBRUARY,
. 6f-64Q3 G2-G4. buyers FEBRUARY anu
March. 3 62-Gi03 G5-O4-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

by an anpreciative audience. The con-
cert numbers We're eXcellently rendered,
and were participated in by Miss Florence
Franklin, Messrs. G.. b. Mountcastle.
cornot; j. n Snyder. violin; y. a. Ritehie
corUet; G.. y. -. Crawford vocalist; Will
liams, plano; and Miss Bright. reader.
The Statuaire Niyants were posed I'm
graceful and beautiful style and the
handsome costumes under the calcium
light effect. won the admiration Of all
those present. Especially attractive were
the duel between Edward and Gloucester.
Tine lovers Secret and Laureanne. the
Marble Dream, I'm which Miss Bright ex-
cellod and showed her splendid dramatic
powers and elocutiOnary training.
The cluh is u~'o~ 'ha management OF
G.. -. Mountcastle. with J. y. Snyder.
musical director. G. n. y. Crawford.
treasurer: and Harry Bright estage man
agcr. Tho Association wishes them a
speedy return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
DE Al lis.

ABEI.-Died. at his residence near
NeersviMe. on April p, 1885, WILLIAM
VI. ABEL, in the forty-ilrst year OF
his age.
CHANBERIA YNE.-Died on the Sth in
slant. at Globe, Arizona, in the thirty
sixth year OF his age, FRANCIS WESf
CHAMBERLAYNE Jr, son Oh l.. W.
Chamberlayne. OF this city.
COLLINS Died. near Fairfax court.
house. Va, Or. i. NJ. COLLINS OF
meningitis, "a beloved physician.
FrT.rTT-Died, at 1910 p. NJ. Saturday
Nav 9th. MAMIE ROSALIE TAZh'
WE'LL. wife Of Andrew L. Elicit IN
the sixty-eighth year OF her axe.
The funeral viii take place from 81
James Episcopal church To-MOkROW
Cfonday) EVENING at D o'clock
FfrLDs-Died, in Chicago. Ill. OF acute
nnoumonia. Miss MARIA FIELDS, Of
Churchyille. III
HuRT.-Dled. suddenly. at Charlottes-
VILE. va. MARY b. HURT; aged iour-
teen years.
xr,ysER.-Dled. on April Both, JOSEPH
" KEYSER: aged sixty-four years,
hiehly esteemed citizen.
KENT-Dled, AT blsl'c SP''"o' 1872
CHARLES BARNET KENT.
rx1yRF,NCE- Died. on May 4th. Miss
FANNY LAWRENCE; aged ffty-nine
wears. one OF Gods noblest women.
Died. In Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. SARAH J. MCCORMICK; aged
nfty-eight years
AfoRAN-pied. near Ryan, Va. April
oub. JOSHUA MORAN. In the sixtieth
year OF his age.
NORFL EE.r-Died, at SUFFOLK. Va on
Nav 7th. JAMES A. NORFLEET; aged
eighty years.
PETTY OHN.-Dled. at Culpeper, Va.
Mrs. GERALDINE LIGHTFOOr PIT
TYJOHN; aged twenty-three years.
TEMPLE. Died, at her residence. Wash
ington. u. c.. suddenly, April %. 1890.
Mrs. r. CELIA TEMPLE, formerly OF
LoudCun county Va. daughter OF the
late surratt d. Warheld. OF JohnsVilie'
Frederick county. Nd.
VOWELL.-Died. near South Boston. Va.
Mrs. w. VI. vOWELL. a daughter OF
Mr. J. J. Martin. OF Halifax.
WYANT-Died. near McGahsysviile, Va.
AUGUSTUS WYANT; aged sixty-three
years. His wife and three children
survive him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
c1NcINNATI n1ARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. May 9.-Flour quiet
and i'm fair demand; winter patent, $40
Qs9J; spring patent S3.6008.y1
Wheat market quiet ana STEADY; No.
> red. 6106sc.
Corn quiet and unchanged; No iniAeu'
track. BIC; no. yellow, S2}sc.
oats market Quiet aad steady; rejected
mixed. track, zoe.
PORK market quiet and steady; mess
$50: family. 500.
Lard quiet and in fair demand; steam
leaf. S5.l5: kettle lard, S5l5; prime steam
S4.656A4.7O- -,
Bacon quiet and In fair demand; loose
shoulders. $40; short ribs, $40 snort
clear sides. 500; bellies. 500
my sailed meats STEADY and quieti
loose shoulders. $i25; short ribs. $iSl1e'
snort clear sides. SAGA; bellies. $40;
boxed meats 1ic. more.
Wbjskv quiet and steady at Sl.22.
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The Ladies and the Veterans.

4 meeting of the Executive Boards OF
The Hollywood Memorial Association,
the Confederate Memorial Literary So1
eiety. the Daughters Of tho Confederacy.
the OakwO0d and Hebrew Memorial As
sociations. and the Ladies Auxillaries Of
Lee and Pickett Camps. Will be held at
Lee Camp Hall on Monday. the 18th in
slant. AZ O'Clock in tho afternoon. Cen
eral Peyton Wise will address the ladies',
and immediate action will be taken with
reference to the part the ladies Will
have TO perform in entertaining the yete-
rams during the coming reunion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

NEW YORK May 0--The weekly state
meut of the Associated Banks SHOWS
The following changes:
Ees rye. decrease ....-....... 81. 1ol' 100
Loans increase ................s. o'e.'''-''
Specie. ilcr.tac ..........s'.' l,l'.
I0eal tenders. decrease --....... N'o'''-NV
Deposits, increase ...........''. LOU
Circulation. decrease ............ i''''o
The banks now hold S2O,2i3, 10 IN eN'
cess Of legal requirements.
The Sew York Fiuancier says TINS week
..The statement OF the Associated Banks
oil Sew York city for the week ending
Nay 9h ls in marked contrast with the
one preceding iL The change is due
mainly t0 tle continued exports or gold
v.n..h have drawn from the banks = large
amount OF funds which otherwise would
have been counted i'm the excess reserve.
Iha noteworthy expansion IN loans'
amounting Tor the week 20 S3,585, 200,
was also an apprCciabie factor IN TINS
connection. and was one or the most
favorable features of the statement, ln-
ole.tIUr as it does. q demand, 20 bredt
extent from mercantile sources. Inc
market for loans DURING the week was
"a u ete4lier basis. despite the eo4d SNIP
r.euts. and the demand for commercial
paper is without doubt increasing, ana
The business Of the banks mas taken
on q broadening character i'm consequence.
Another event which has had a bearing
On the situation has been the payment
a. several millions into the sub-treasury
hy he government depository banks. so
that. altogether the weeks operations
prevented AN accumulation of interior
funds. which are stiil moving freely in
H. direction. and reduced tho apparent
surplus reserve Of tho preceding week.
'ae present coalition OF tho market Is
more normal than at this time last year
or tho year previous. The surplus re-
serve on May H. 1895. stood at thlrty-one
millions. and on May -. ls9i. at eighty
millions. which shows the changed con-
diuons 10 q nicoty The immediate fu-
lure OF tho New York mCney market rests
largely on the continuance and amount
OF gold exports. the disposition Of the re-
naming government funds In national
banks. and the extent OF the movement
o. interior funds. The apparent growing
demand ior loans is also certain factor.
IL is doubtful whether the statement
reflects in fun the real changes OF the
week The reported loss IN legal tenders
was 81 s3J. 200 aud tho increase in do
pofits was 4i18o0. The banks gained IN
specie Sl5t0DA and the excess reserve
stands al $-O.I83l-a
Tho averages show the following COM
pared with the last two years
May 3, '95. May H. %. May r. '04
Loans-
si7l.05G. 100 SASS 800 Sis7. 4s5. 200
Specie
5o4Co9oO $4,000 100, 45o.0 800
si0ssioO ee.Oss.soO i2iseo.oOo
Nst deDos'ts--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

Tomorrow morning we will have on sale
A new lot Of PANAMA SAILORS. trimmed
with nice silk band and with leather
sweat. at $l.2J and up.
Tho KNOX HAT. correct style. medium
crown. wide brim. IN split straw made ny
men hattcrs IN white, navy brown, ana
black. price. sl.9s. .,
Rough STRAW WALKING HATS, all
silk band. leather sweat. 9Sc. and $l.3S.
our own Supported chip Flats, for chill
drcn. AN colOrs. at &c; white al tJc.,
reduced from Sc.
Chudren's Rolling Brim Sailors from 25c.
UP.
Bows Nobby Sailors from 4Sc. up.
Fifty cases Leghorn Flats shipped TO us
direct from Italy at prices from 4-c. up
wards.
Two-Toned Plain Duck Tams at 81 and
25c.
Extra-hne quality IN solid white and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
HenrieO News Notcs.

The Road Commissioners OF Henrico
county have condemned two sections or
the Brook turnpike as being in an unfit
condition 10 require the payment OF toll.
The HenricO Circuit Court was in ses-
sion for a short while yesterday morn
ing. but no business OF public interest
was transacted.
Commonwealth's Attorney Sands, who
has been ll at his residence for some
days past. is again attending to his
business. having entirely recovered.
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\ freights quiet and nrm-
ST LorIs MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. May o.-Fiour IN
changed.
Wheat higher. May, 5St.c. nominal
Julv. C05.aGlc. asked. August, GO7se6lc.
asked; September Gle
corn higher; May. &c. bid; July. 27lsc.
bid; September, 25Nc. bid.
oats higher; May, 1sc. bid; July. lsAc.
bid.
Pork Standard mess. new. S995; Old
SI55. 80.
Iard-Prime steam, S4.55; choice, Sio0.
nacon-Shoulders S475: longs. $40;
clear ribs. SIsl1i; clear sides, As'is.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. $40;
LONGS. sFi2ls; clear ribs. S4.75; clear sides
S4.37lA.
High wines steady at S122.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. May q
Cattle. Receipts. 800: market trm, few
selling al lOc advance; common to extra
steers. S35JG450; stockers and feeders
~ $500. cows and bulls. Si5OQ3.2 %;
calves. Sso0q45o; Texans sS.2o4SS0.
Hogs-geceipts. 10000; market easy and
slightly lower: heavy packing and ship
ping lots. S325N4.23; common 10 chcice
mixed. 32Jd350. choice assorted. Sf59
q. 81: light. S3S5Ql3.Go; pigs. s9.7oS30o.
sheep-Eecelpts. 5000: market quiet and
steady; inferior TO choice, S2oOgas0,
lambs. Sc 25Q3 40.
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+, $40: n. $50; w. G.. 500; W. W.

NJ. N7O; ", $50; w. G.. 500; W. w.
sos
WILMINGTON. y. C., May 9.-Rosin
steady; strained. Sl.4O, good strained.
Sl4j.
Turpentine-NothiDg doing.
Tar firm a. Sllo
Crude turpcntinc steady; hard. Si.3o;
soft. $40: virgin. $l'V
SAVANNAH, GA, May 9.-Turpentine
market firm at 2I'4c.; sale,, 1000 casks;
receipts, 1874 casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged: sales, 1900
barrels. receipts. 5.Gi2 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
rnnAcco EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. May .. 1896.


Offerings at auction on Change iOi the
week ending TO day g pacSlges OF sun
cured tobaccos: highest prize. S'@5o.
Private sales reported 20 tue secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade 10 day:
Wrappers. 6 hcgsheads; alters, I, leaf
dark. S, Tugs dark. !. Iotu. II hogs
heads.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of tho Richmond Tobacco trade Tor Inc
week ending to-day: Wrappers. - moss
heads; filters. Il; cutters o.. smo-s - -,
SCRAP briehu. j.. scrap ldar0, :. 'cal
dark. 9s. stems. ~ Jugs u"iNh -
Total. 2Jl hOgsAeads.
The tobacco Inspector renor,s To-Day:
Insp4ctions- Bright, Il hos heads ana
tierces: dark, 1 hogsheao.
And for the week ending to-day: IL
spections-Bright. ~ hossheads ana
tierces. dark. 90 hOgsheads ana - ueiceS'
,,,s-tcrn. hogshead. teinspectons-
Rrignt 10 hoesheads ana uerce' uaih'
az boesh.ads. western. hogsheacs'
Total fueooctlous Tor the week ending
+o-ds, Ok, borsheads and tierces rem
s,,o.tio,e mo horsheads and 81 uerces.
Total 40l hoesheads ana ~ uerces.
MYERS Crenshaw's, seaorooks. shei-
b,,rna.s planters. Davenport s. Snochor,
Ola norinion Farmers. Allegheny, ana
Vaugban's tobacco warehouses report TO-
day: Receipts ID p'''''
81 packages -.t...,..s with
Tonos' Meals. Franklin-Sileet' ai.i' an"
Fllison's added. report for the week emu
ing to-day: Receipts, o5I pteN~-.9' ~
iveries. 80 packages Or
Excess OF IeeeiV o.,, 1900
tne ven l 100 t,tarnal revenue collec-
United states 80 lt,,. - ptcb-
tons on toD"ocoS ~. -. anal ,i.,rott.s.
mono, va 49, .-i..ros g1lt8. Tolel.
Sl+n5i' Plus
Sin'.''. ,.....l ,,,.,,ue c9liec
United states lN, ,..t ric,-
tons ON tonacco9 .,..,.,.. To-day.
mond, Va Tor ''l' s.. .-., 81. ,,,,,- to-
Cigars ana ci-'t .''.r' ,.'l ..., ,o- -
baccos' Sl'.'e'.,i -....,. on the
sales ot otiN 49, t,. week
Richmohd wa ,,--.,-'. ,,..rehouse sold
ending to-uay. etno, Cren-
:. 10 pounds, hisA'a' i'-' $50. t,,.b
shaw $ warehouse so" -,n ,,o,,nds.
est price, F"''' o-
highest price. fi'--'' ,r.to.oo
An adjourned Ne- u.' on MIN
Traic of the Guy Oh ,.,.,. nm
Doe heid al INC $50. ar., n $500.
the said city, on Noi ~ ,.',,i i,,r.ortauce
at T. NJ. Matte. -. considered. and
to the TRADE al" ,..,,,i.sr will be
it is hoped 1ll"l 80 ~. 80
present IN perez. -. d .l,f'' Of Nav
"rhe New York Tobacco l.al o' - =,
q. 1896 contains the io"o"'"7 '''''' -
interest: p,,..i,o The
Louisville Times makes '.'' 0''''''''
our recent Burley q. .-'. ,,... .t,,, ~ a
"The Tobacco Lear 80 -. ,.,
crop Of hurley is produced tn's . yYg. a. a..
large in quantity ana as low in quality i..' "a.
tbat Of last year. IL will not net the crow
ers more than . per cent Of the , eoS 'S %,
production. This is probably p1 paw. ,l
me situation darker than II real'5 is'
but when the destruction o' iolesl ',g.
| and grass sod' I,s'''' e,i,t,.- ~ ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
nArr1MnnE MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, May a-Flour
steady.
wheat unsettled and higher; No , red
spot. zoe. bid: May, 69i4c. bid; July ana
August. G9QGJl.c.; southern, by sample
72073c.: do on grade, 7Og'6c.
corn dull; mixed spot and May, 800
35i.c.. June. a5i413J4c.; July 85-. aS6c.;
steamer mixed. 88a, d34c.; southern white,
85a35isc.: 90. yellow. 3Gc. asked.
oats STEADY; No . white western, 258
0occ No. . mixed. western, 24iazB2jc.
rive firm: No. ., near by, 4la42c; west
crn. 490f4c.
Hay nrm.
Grain freights quiet and firm-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

NEW YORK. May s.-FloGr duli .a ana
'V Wheat Spot market duh and f h' 2 r.
Op''o n,'o"c 80 No. red. May. G9'sc.i June
~ 7s 81 1niv 7ol.c.; August. zoe; septem-
her Sc1.c.; October, 7Vsc.' pecei"oS''
corn-spot dull and firm; No :, OBJ ,,;;
.,e,'a,,x' assle aAoat. Options we're duii
90 Stssdv' al &c. advance. without lea
lures: May. $3.50. July. SoAc. N
oats-spot dull and firm Options eui.
ana frner; Nay. 24tsc.i july INA sPe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
WAISTS.

our line Of Ladies' Shirt Waists IS the
largest and best selection 20 be found IN
the citv. Prices from soc. 20 Si.-a
The 81. 81 - and finer grades come WIN
defnchabIe collars Many exclusive de-
signs Also. LARGE VARIETY OF
MORNING WAISTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

The second entertainment by the North
Side Hall Association Chestnut HID.
given by the Statuaire WANTS Concert
Club. CT. d. Mountoastle, director. was a
decided success, and was highly enjoyed