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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUoThTf0NS or
MONEY.
Oncrincs and Sales at the Eiohmoud To-
bacco Exchange -lntornai revenue
Coilcctions-Foreign AdVices.

NEW YORK. april 2i.-Speculation az
e., etoct EXCHANGE was strong early I'm
SO dav and tho trend Of prices was up-
vara oviug mainly 10 the fact that quo
fofIons from London came higher AID
tbat the ST. Paul statement for the
fhIrd week OF April was unexpectedly
farorahlc There was q brisk inquiry
for local account for all the leading
shares. MS wen as the specuiatvcs. To-
uleCo jumped 2.- to- t5, ana the remainder
OF the list improved anywhere from
= Go ! ger cent The Changers were
ernerlsIIv strong. and scored the highest
figures set attained. In the afternoon
Tobacco reacted 90 1Oh, but this had
comparatvcly little influence. Even when
Sugar broke from i25is TO l@2t on heavy
sales based ora the passage of the anti
trust hH hv the Legislature at Albany,
speculation displayed little weakness. Ia
SUGAR had declined as much at any other
tlme within the past few weeks the
market would undoubtedly have suffered
material losses This afternoon the de-
cline was only y 90 IA per cent. and al
The close thcro was a. fractional raly
all around. There was little pressure
10 sell outside OF the ranks Of the room
traders. and ID may Doe said that the
market developed great iirmncss under
the circumstances. Net changes in the
railway list show declines of Is 20 * per
cent. while in Sugar drop of per
cent was recorded Tobacco, on the
other hand. advanced "a per cent Total
sales were 2a3. f13 shares. including GIfoD
Sugar. 20sD Tobacco, 1900 ST. Paul,
1sulD Burlington and Quincy and li,JO
R,adina Bonds were higher. The
sales footed uh Sl.577.Ooo.
Money ON call easy at 203 per cent,
last loan al 2is per cent, and closing ~
ferll at 2if per cent, prime mercantile
paper. 5HuG per cent. Bar silver 0'%.
Sterling exchange steady, with act1al
business Boo bankers bills at 1S7i20is1A
for sixty days and 4sN4hlNsA for de-
manl. posted rates. i,>04S9. CONNER
clal lirs. 4SGL44S7it Government bonds
frm. state bonds quiet Railroad bonds
easier. Silver at the board was dull.
Treasury Balances: Coin, Sl2GJ5jO OH,
currency. SSI. SGf. gsJ.
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culrAGo NIAKKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. April 2i-Fire weather
was the consideration in wheat through
out the morning session and until with
i'm au hour OF The close OF tO-day's ses-
sion. when attention and sentiment was
diverted by reports that chinch bugs We're
working havoc with the growing plants
iu Indiana and 10 some extent Ia Kansas
Prices ruled weak and lower from the
start until very near the end OF the
trading hours. recovery then taxing
place. The Close presented an improve
ment over yesterday July wheat opened
from Gf.0Glaic 10 Gii2nC4s-c sold be-
tween C3I.c and G5ic.. closing at G5kc.
bid &c. higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady closing firm and nomi-
naliy higher. with the futures
Corn displayed hrmness early thereby
contrasting with wheat. but when the
leading market grew more pronounccdiy
weak corn gradually lost the steady
tone. The revival OF wheat lea 20 buy
inc Of corn in The last hour. and a fuil
,.coxerv resulted Offerings were not
heavy and shorts exhibited more or
less anxiety 10 cover July corn opened
al 9Of.c. advanced to dc. closing at
3os.0SOIsc.. NNAc higher than yesterday.
cash corn was steady, but closed nomi-
nauv nrmor after everything was dis
posed or.
a,.l,ninc, ana advancing with that grain.
rbere was notable lack OF interest
,,rfccs rcccding under very ntile trading
and recovering in the same manner
I,,iv oats closed shade over yesterday.
g., oats sod at a decline of &c, but
closed nOminally hfn.
proyislons-Further improvement took
,lacc I'M hog prices this morning. good
demand being reported al the yards.
This was the main item OF news IN me
~ ,,a,ket which also exhibited a
ist,er tone i'm response. The frmness
continued. There was a temporary re-
action during the morning. but u was OF
short duration. At the close July pork
and lard were each BE. higher IMAM !ea-
to-day and Nay ribs 2i4c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
wheat OPEN High. Low. Close.
April :. GO 63A W. C55a
May - 6s9s "a G2Ss C37S
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ALEsHIRE Died. at Leaksville, April
D.. 1NgG. REUBEN ALESHIRE; age!
sixty-six years.
father, Mr.. W. III. Barnes, on North
street. Suffolk. on Wednesday. April
-. 1896. Mr. JERRY y. BARNES; aged
twcnty-nine years.
BAYRD.-Dled near Rawley Springs
April 12ih. Mrs MARY b. BAYRD;
aged slNty-four years.
BYERD Died. I'm Harrisonburg. April
10Th. Mrs. SALLIE BYERD.
CTIAPAIAN.-Died, az Windsor. Va,
April II. 1896. BERTHA CHAPMAN;
aged eleven years.
CHRIsMAN.-Dled. April 10Th. near Blk
ler's Ferry. Mrs. CHRISTINA CHRIS
MAN: aged e.ghty-five years.
EATON. Died April 18th. near Elkton
Va. Mr.. SAMUEL O. EATON; aged
seventy years.
FINNEY. Died in Ptttsylvanla county
April 20fh. Mrs. T.. +. FINNEY; aged
slAty-fyc years.
GARDNER-Dicd al Duncans. Va. April
18th. FLOYD GARDNER; aged forty
two years.
HARROW.-Dicd. in Middlesex county
April 18th, Mrs. \. HARROW; aged
scgeRty-seven years
HARRIS Died, IN Roanoke. April 9Th,
ROLAND c. HARRIS; aged twenty
five years.
HOLLAND.-Dled. April n. 1895. at Nil
nor's, Nansemond county Va. Mrs.
ELIZABETH \. HOLLAND. in the
segenty-sixth year Of her age.
JACKsON.-Died. in Mddlesex county.
April 18th. TITUS JACKSON; aged
twenty years.
MEAD Died. April lG. 1906. in Leesburs
Va Mrs. MARY a MEAD; aged eighty
five years.
MILLER.-Died at Timberville. Va.
April 18th. Dir. MATTHIAS MILLER: :
aged eighty years.
NILEY.-Died. April 18TH Mr.. MARTIN
MILEY, OF Luray; aged eighty years
MOYER-Died. near Luray. April "a,
1896 of consumption. Mrs. MARTHA
MOVER: aged thirty-three years.
PINNER-Died. at the home OF her son.
Air. 4. !. Primer, IN Baltimore. on Tues
day. April II 1896, aftcr quite an ex
tended illness, from nervous prostratlon,
Mrs. AGNES G.. PRIMER. late Of PEN
broke" near Chuckatuck, Nansemond
county. Va.
PRINCE.-Diod, at her home near Hilda,
Sussex county. Va. on Saturday, April
Is. 1896. Mrs Colonel JOHN PRINCE
TuTON.-Died suddenly. in Washing
ton. H. g., sunday April 10. 1890. Mrs.
AMANDA u TILTON, mother Of Mrs.
w Brydon Tenant. IN the slaty-ninth
year OF her age.
Interment in Madison, Ind.
STUMP. Died. at Findall. Va. April
18th, Mrs. ELIZA +. STUMP.
WARE. Died. in Washington. ID. C..
April 10Th, MIS-. GRACE HAMILTON
WARD. of Warrent2n
WILSON.-Died. April 2lst. at Colorado
Springs. Mrs. CI-t cUA WILSON, Of
Norfolk.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 2f.-Flour un-
changed. duh, and steady. Southern
flour unchanged and quiet
Whcat-Spot duh and frmer; No red.
store and elevator nominal; afiOat noml-
nal. Options declined laNflc.. rallied
ai01c.. and closed firm at izn@tc.; No. .
red. April. 74iic.; May, 7lAc.; june.
ne; July Tic; August. 71?c.; Septem-
Der. 71%c.; December, 7iHc.
Corn-Spot dun and firm; No. ., 39c,
elevator; 4Oc. anoat. options were dun
and firm go l,0lc. advance; April. 3GHc.;
May. 3G.c.. July, 3Csc; September, Csc.
Oats-Spot Jess active and firm. OPP
tions dun and firm; May. 2lNc.; July,
-l.-c. Spot prices: no. .. 25lU2.ti c,s
80. white. 2Giac.; mixed western, ga
$3.50.
Hay I'm moderate demand. steady, and
unchanged.
Wool in moderate demand and I'M
changed.
Beof duh and unchanged; beef hams
quiet at $14.JO01j.OO; tiercod beef quiet
and easy: city extra. India mess. $lfOO0
1850: cut meats dun. steady, and un-
changed.
Lard quiet and frmer; western steam.
S515. city. $lGJ: May. 500 Refined
slow. Continent. $3.50. South American,
$3.50: compound. $3.50 $50.
Pork dun. steady and unchanged.
Butter-Fancy firm. in good demand,
and unchanged.
Errs quiet; fancy steady and un-
Tallow steady; city. $3.50; country
3a.0HAc.
cotton seed oil steady quiet and I'M
changed.
Rosin firm and in light supply; strained,
common 20 good. SOD
Turpentine scarce and firm at 20029iAc.
Rico i'm moderate demand and un-
changed.
Mo'asscs firm and unchanged.
CoToe-Spot Rio dun and steady; No.
saear-Raw dun and steady; fair re-
fniur. 3a,n@7-c. @i-test centrifugal
Z 5lGc Refined quiet, steady, and un-
changed.
Frcichts TO Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton. by steamer. l-lGd.; grain, by
steamer pzd. for May.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Strawberries FLORIDA. qu'rt. 1502oc.;
do. North Carolina. quart. 1202Nc.
Asparagus North Carolina. dozen
punches. S1.25 $50; DO. Norfolk do,
s. O0N35O.
Heete- Florida crate, Sloodl'o, DO. lou
punches. SJ0IuSOO.
Cabbagcs-f1orIla. crate. S2.5oHioo DO.
Charleston. crate f2.75d'o
1ceg Plant Florida. box. 22.100500.
Kale-Norfolk. barrel. 5nal5c.; DO. Bal
timore. barrel. 1c.
T,etfrco- Norfoik. basket. SOC 0slOO; do.
Charleston. DO. ~. do. Florida dor
'' PT,. ,''s. FasRct. Slloa2.5o; DO.
Charleston do.. NL25u37o
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NEW YORK, April A.-Cotton quiet;
mildIng rf. S DIG, middling. : i-lD.
rross receipts. 4O7 bales, forwarded Il
bales. sales. esq bales. spinncrs, ool bales
toek 1919 bales.
Wcekly-Net receipts. 2.@13 bales gross
receipts. 1886 bales. exports 40 Great
Britain. 9I5O bales. France, 1lt bales,
Continent. 2T1 bales; forwarded, NJt
bales. sales. 503j bales; spinners. liy1
bale
Total to-lay-Net receipts. 1874 bales;
eNI-.fa 20 Great Britain. - 40 bales.
Continent 113 bales stock. 4199l9 bales.
Ioal so Gar tlls Ncek-Nct receipts,
$500 bales: exports 20 Great Britain,
,A.o95 bales. France. 14f bales; Cont
neut, 81 90 bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts.
4.92l5p bales; exports 20 Great Britain,
1.f09Ol5 bales. France. 413. SSG bales;
Coniiuenl. 1870 ialcs.
Future closed barely steady: sales.
1ff.50 bales. April, is0, May, 7.s1; June,
7s4. July I62. August. 719. September.
z 40. October. 721: November and Deem
bsy. III. January. T2l.
NEW ORLEANS La. April 2i.-Cot-
ton futures dull; sales. $500 bales: April,
TSP. May 751 June. 1863, July. 7.5s
August T5O September. III October
o0l November. 002. December. COT:
January COS.
NEW YORK. April 2l-The SUMS cot.
ton review says:
Cotton advanced 20 points on most
months. but lost the Improvement and
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. April 24-Rosin
steady, strained, Sf.45; good strained
$50.
Spirits Of .urpsntne steady; machine.
2Jisc irregular. &c.
Tar steady az 9Jc.
Crude tupentine steady; hard. $i3Oi
soft. Sl.70; virgin. $50
CHARLESTON. S. c., April 2i.-Tur-
pcntnc hrn at 2lc.
Ros'n frm Quotations: r.. c.. and D..
$50. f. $50. J.. and c., }l.-9 II. and
T.. $t5j. r.. ytGo: 81. SL70; n, $50;
W. g.. $io5. w. w. $2O5.
SAVANNAH. GA. April 21.-Turpen-
tine firm and in strong demand al 25i5c.;
sales. LOSS casks; to-day's receipts. 1888
casks; receipts since april 1st. 2o,137
casks. exports. 1879 casks; stock to-
day. Ca casks.
Rosin in good demand at unchanged
prices: sales. 1900 barrels; receipts sos
barrels; receipts since April 1st. 45.143
barrels; exports 7Gg99 barrels: stock to-
day Toe 123 barrels Quotations; A., H..
c.. d.. E. T.. and c., $50; H.. SlGp,
l.. St.c5; X. S1Gl: NJ. Si75; n. S1s5:
". g., 500: ". ". $40.
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nAI.TIMoRE MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, April 2i-Flour
firm.
Wheat steady; No. red spot. 70q10i4c.
May. 69N 069ssc. July. G97sN69hc.; south
ern. by sample, 7lq75c.; do, on grade
7Od73c.
Corn firm; mixed spot and April, SJ'2
03Jfsc.: May. 35akG35hc.; June, 31fc.
bid: July, 3G3zN3G5sc.; steamer mixed,
S4HG34asc.; southern white. 2jh age.
oats firm: no. . white. western, 2Gd
2GHc: No. . mixed western, 2fllg2Jc.
Rye quiet; No. 2. near by, 4044fc. ;
western. 42043c.
Hay frmer; good TO choice timothy,
S1GJOq17O0.
Grain freigbts in better demand; steam
er to Liverpool. 2Q2hd.; Cork for orders.
2s Cd for April and May.
Provisions dull; mess pork, Sl1.00; bulk
shoulders 500; short ribs and clear
sides. 500
Lard-Refned. $3.50.
Eggs very quiet at Zoe.
Coffee firm at Sl3S7la
Sugar firm; graduated. $5.G2i5.
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declined I 10 points. closing barely
steady, with sales OF 144,30o bales.
T-day's features: Prices were slightly
stronger this morning, despite the de-
cline in Liverpool. for the prominent
operator was again buying. The number
OF May notices circulated was unex-
pectedy small, and these were quickly
stopped by exporters. But later the
Improvement was lost, for the Liverpool
news was depressing. Prices there ue-
clinod. and the spot market was less
active. The movement for the week was
larcer. but the exports for the ports
was quite heavy. May was the strong
est and most active month In the hst'
while the next crop months were com
paratlvely neglected and inclined 10
weakness.
LIVERPOOL. April 2f-l2:So j. NJ
Cotton market quiet and prices IN
changed: American middling. 4 1882;
sales. 5000 bales; American, 400 bales
speculation and export 800 bales; re-
ccipts, 1J.io0 bales. all American. fu-
lures opened quiet ana demand mod
crate: American middling. low middling
clause April and April and May, 1874
MAY and june 1854; juno and july
1904: July and August. 1 1864; Au-
gust ana September 4 11-Gi. September
and october. 4 3-G4: October and Novem-
Der. 3 G2-Gf: November and December
aud December and Janary, 3 G06i. Janu-
any and February, 3 6l-Gin3 GO-Gi Fu-
lures quiet Tenders. 24O0 bales new
dockets and 100 bales old.
p. M.-American mlddling, low mid
ding clause April. 1854. sellers; April
aud May. 1904. sellers: May and June,
4 1854. buyers; June and July 1861
buyers: July and August, : 1854, buyers;
August and September, ( f%-Gi, sellers
September and October. 3-64Q4 4-Gl'
value: November and December and De
comber and January. 3 G0-64, sellers;
January and February. 3 GO-6i. buyers.
Futures closed steady.
Weekly Cotton Statistics Total sales
Of The week. 5000 bales. American. 1900
bales: trade taknes. including forwarded
from ships side. 81 900 bales; actual eX-
ports. 5000 bales. total import. GSO0O
bales: American, G3OO0 bales; total stock
T1C1 600 bales: American. 992. 900 bales
total ahoat, 5000 bales; American. 5000
bales: spectators took 500 bales and eX-
portcrs took ], zoo bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

Judge Lamb in the Chanccry Court yes
terdav appointed Major Sol cutehlns re-
ceivpr OF the Chataigne Directory COM
many. This was done upon the petition
OF Mr.. j. IL. Chaiaigne. one OF the stock
holders of T.. concern, who asked Tor an
Injunction to enjoin and restrain J. II.
Witty and the other stockholders OF the
concern from selling the entire business
OF the company to-day AT noon at The
of,,ce OF the concern. The receiver rs TO
take charge OF the affairs OF the company
after giving a bond OF $1,000 and Wind
up the business as speedily as possible.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, O., April 24-Flour fair
ly active winter patent, s3.70Q390; spring
patent. S3.GN39O.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red. 74c.
Corn quiet and easy; No. ? white, 314c.
oats easy and quiet; No. . mixed,
track. 2i82ilsc.
Pork quiet and steady; mess. 800.
Lard quiet and in fair demand; steam
Leaf $500; kettle. $500: prime steam,
S475m4SJ.
Bacon quiet and in fair demand; loose
shoulders. S475. short ribs. 500; short
clear. $5.25. bellies. 500.
Dry sailed meats quiet: loose shout
ders. $3.50: short rib sides $3.50; short
clear. 1919; bellies. Sj12i4; boxed meats
l4c. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at N.22.
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ST LnrIs MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. April 2i.-Flour IN
changed.
Wheat higher: May. size; July. COZ
QG0Hc. bid: August. G2iic. bid.
Corn higher; May quiet; July, 2sd2Sikc.
bid
Oats higher May. tSc.: July. 10c.
Pork-Staudard mess. new, $50; old,
$50
Lard-Choice steam, s. 70G475.
'Bacon-shoulders SA75; longsJ S47j;
clear ribs. 500; clear sides, 500
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders 1926;
longs, 1928. clear ribs. S487i1: clear
sides. S431is.
Hleh wines steady az 1912.
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Broke Ills Leg.

Edison Long, the fourteen-year.ola son n
of Mr.. :. >. W. I.vns, VINO Hf''
Twenty-scventh street near me e"ipoia
ton line, met with an accident yesie'',a,s
morning which will conine MN !" -
bed Tor the next few weeks. W me ,.,
gagged in a friendly wrestling n"'en "''' WI,
a companion OF about his own age, n',''s .s'
White. on the roof OF the w"'"ihvp -,
the rear OF his home, young l@Y"a ~,
or and fen a distance OF sixteen icet'
Ills left lee was broken In two places ~
tho fail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. April
24-Catte steady and about unchanged;
receipts. $500.
Receipts. 1900 market firm
FIRM and 2in5c. higher: heavy packing
ana shipping lots 34O13G0. common 90
choice mixed. SO. i003.70. choice assorted.
S37003s0; light, $3.5ea3s0; pigs $3.50
$50.
shecp-Rcceipts. 1000: market active
and strong. inferior TO choice, s. 40d3G5;
lambs. S33o4475.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 24.-In the dry goods
market the report Of two large cotton
mills I'm Lawrence reducing their running
time has drawn more attention TO tie
curiailment Of production which is in
progress. TO-day's business has presented
little in the way OF new features in any
department OF the market There is "A
fair general demand for brown cotton
goods and Tor cotton dress fabrics, and
a quiet business in other cotton goods
departments. Tho woollen and worsted
goods divisions are without alteration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

FIRST ENGLISH LU1Il %, K 4 y
church Seventh street near Grace
Divine service Sundays al II A. NJ. Young
Peoples Luther League the FIRST and third
Sundays az 4 T. NJ. and the second ana
fourth Fridays at ) i. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Wednesdays az L. NJ. Sunday
school al $3.50 A. NJ All welcome and
special invitation 10 strangers. Is
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sTncK orOTATIONs.

Closing BIDS.
American Cotton On................ 1f4
American Cotton oil preferred. JN4
American Sugar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL -
American Sugar Ecfneries pid...... lo@
American Tobacco ......-........-- ~
American Tobacco preferred. ...-... ~
ANchison. Topcf and Santa Fe..... 1913
Baltimore and ohio .s....-......... Ia
Canada raciIc ..-.......--......... Hf'i
Chesapeake ana Ohio ..--.....-.... Ia
Chicago and Alton -.---. .---...... I'i
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.... SlA
Ghiciru Cas- Trust ...-. ..-....-.... h'
Delaware. Lack. and Western....... l0lll
Il-tItIs .......-...--... $1,000. I'',
Erie .......... .-......-- ..--......... I''l
Lrlc pref rrCi ..-....--....-.-....- ~
General Electric .....-......-....... "tt
Illinois Central Observation-Disclosures. ~
Lake Erie and Western .....-.....- l9'l
Lake Erie and western preierred.- ~
Lake shore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lt'l2
Louisville and Nashville. .......-... -
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago. 3's
Manhattan Consolidated --.......... JOB
Memphis and Charleston ............ ID
Michigan Central ..........--..... ~
Missouri Central $1,000 -......... 2r4
Mobile and Ohio observation-disclosures. -
Nash. Chattanooga and 81. Louis. Us
United States COrdage .............
United States C0rdaee prcicrrcd.... lui2
New Jersey Central -...---.--.--..-- luo.4
New York Central ...-......-...... 9S4
New York and New England ....... 30
Norfolk and Western preieTed..... as
Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IFS
Northern Pacific preferred us
Northwestern ......... .-.s...s.... ANN's
Northwestern preferred ............ Iil
Pacific Mail ..-........-......-'-- -,'2
IT,
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snyrNrH. srREEr cHRIsTIAn

church (Seventh and Grace Streets, Rev.
JABEZ HALL. pastor. Preaching az IL
A. VI. and $ Z. NJ. Sunday school az
$50 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor, 10 y.
NJ. Sunday. Praycr-meeting. 5 L. NJ.
Wednesday. Sewing Circle. IL A. VI.
Thursday. Little Sewing Circle. 4 =. VI g..
Friday. Seats free. Public cordially IN
Vited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. IL. a.
BAGBY. pastor.-Preaching al II a. ":
and L. ~. Irayer- meeting Wedhesu"y
a. NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day at Z. NJ. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

BROAD-STREEr MISSION HALL
OH east Broad, open every night
MONDAY prayer-meeting every day ex-
designed to promote a deeper Christian
lie. meets every Friday night. Al!
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

LONDON. April 2i-bar silver. 3D.;
Cou,o.s. NC Tor money aud mo l-iG Tor
tle account
5r. 8.--4ris advices quote 9 per cent.
rentcs go lu francs and 90 confines
for the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

TIEsT UNITARIAN CHURCH. CI0
north Fifth street. Rev. JOSEPH ".
SEATCN. pastor.-Serv'ccs at II A. N
subject Patience" Sunday school at ID
A. VI. Bblc-ciass at l2:lj +. NJ; sub
ject, Jesus Entering jerusalem
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llcImDl4. a. Al4ll - lN.fb-
Offerings at auction on Change to-
day 10y Mr.. George A. Haynes. - pack
ages of sun-cured tohacc0s old and new.
one package sold 10 $1575. one al Si3,
one 40 $i325 two at 10 one 40 5000
ono at 1919. two at 500. one NJ $50,
one al $780, TWO at S. three at $40.
one at SI25. one 40 s., three az 500.
two at $3.50. one at SGZj. two al 81, one
al 500 one at $40. two az $3.50. one
at 81. one an $50. two at 50. three az
So lO one at $50. one M $40. two nj
s. lo one at 81. one at $3.50, one az Sl.7O.
one at 81.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. I hOgshead; leaf dark. II,
Tugs darn T. Total. % hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspectious-B Bright. - hoPsheads and
uercc. dark. = horsheads and "A tierces,
western. hogshead RciTspcctlons
Bright. - hogsheads; dark, % hogshcads
and tierces. western. . hogsheads.
Myers. Farmers. Davenporrs. Ale
ehanv Planters. Crcnshaw's. Seabrook's.
Naugnan's. Oid Dominion. Williams, and
shonufnc's tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts. a. packages deliveries. 81
packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions on tohaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
sl79530: plug tobaccos. 2.345A. Total,
$71409l
There was n very good sale OF sun
cured and BRIGHT loose tobaccos at shell
burnc's warehouse to-day rhe sum
cured break was common but sold high.
Bright loose tobacco sold very well.
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THIRD CHRIsTIAN CHURCH
CTwcnty-sixth and Marshall streetsl- Rev.
l.. II. OMER. pastor-preachings Sunday
al u a. ". and 1880 =. VI. sunday school
at 80 A. ~. praycr-meotiug wednesday
at T. NJ. Is
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DR. HOGE will preach at II a. ". In
the afternoon the Rev. Or. CUYLER, OF
brooklyn, viii deliver the anniversary
sermon before the Virginia Blhe society
services commencing at 40 o'cock.
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WEST VIEW Il a Z T I 5 It CHURCH
Corner Cary and Meadow streets. Rev.
j. NJ MERCER, pastor.-Worsnip on sun
day: Sunday school, $50 a. NJ Preach
Ing at IL A. VI. and j. VI. BOYS meet
ing at 7. NJ YOUNG Peoples Union az
4 T. ~ Prayer-meeting Wednesday az
S L. VI. Seats free. Visitors welcome.
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CHRISTIAN


MARSHALL-STREET CHRISTIAN
church GIarshall street bet. Graham and
nancoclD, Rev. ". g.. GARRISON. pas
tor-Proaching az II A. NJ and s.l5 +. NJ.
and every night during the week by Rev.
PETER AINSLiE. Of Baltimore, Md.
Sunday school AT 0.3o 4. NJ. Christian
Endcavor. 7.l5 l.. VI. sunday. Seats free.
pIblic cordially invited.
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WEST-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1906 west Cary street.-Sunday school gSD
a. NJ. Prayer-meeung every Thursday
night at S o'clock. Public cordially IN
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