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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
She TTad DESIGNS on Him.

MaFs-DOeS your VIE 90 the COOKING
now?
Stars-Yes; she began the day that I
got my life insured.-N. Y. World.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
The Hard Part of It.

There's many a man who might. no doubt
Win something in life's race
If he wouldn't wear himself clear out
In search of an easy place.
L. A. w. Bulletin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
PRETTY RiReoN WORK.
Much Easier Than EMBROIDERY But Quite
~ Pea N. IL, Eject

as Plea N, in Effect.
Ribbons woven in and out in basket
work fashion furnish u resource for
those who are tired of embrc idery and
want quicker and easier employment
for idle fingers They IRE thus used for
pincushions, handkerchicfs and night
robe sachets, and fol sofa-cLs HONS. In
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27

"I'm terror when IN mad"
"Just like any Chicago EveN.
ing Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
Honesty Not Politic.

Maud-What is the trouble between
Alice and Kate?
Ethel-Why, you see, Alice asked
Kate to tell her just what she thought
of her.
Maud-Yes.
Ethel-Kate told her. Claremont
IN. H. Eagle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
Only Time they Agreed.

Mrs. Henpeck- drunk all the
time! l think you were drunk when l
married you!
Henpeck-I'm sure of it!-Town
Topics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27

It time to lay aside that heavy felt or wooden
hat You have been bearing all winter and think
OF getting yourself or child stylish straw
hat We have Just received a large invoice o
Hats for Men. Boys and Chi dren; the styles are
broad brim sailor for the three year old to the
man OF three score and ten, so nobody is over.
looked
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
OXFORD TIES.

Why we have them In every style that yoL
can think of, square. opera, piccadilly, square
point, globe and that common sense toe, which
Is so easy and comfortable to those who suffer
with corns and buniOns.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
A Possible OpDortunitv.

NVillie--I know sister would be glad
to 20 skating with you.
Ringway-What makes you think
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
THERE ARE OTHERS.
what paper does Perkins rec
An Extinct One.


"Oh, any 1 buy."-Truth-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27

Detroit New
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27
Sordid GeAne,

''She says she has been dying to have
ytm break the ce.'.-Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-27

We can't forget the children. This summer
they are the best that have ever been on the
market; there is larger variety to select from,
both in tan and black. Don't forget the "Old
Carlisle Shoe"
We also carry a very large assortment OF
Trunks, Satchels, Telescopes. Valises and
Umbrellas and most everything You can find
In hrst-class shoe establishment.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19

Perry A}drivh has built an ad-
dltion to his blacksmith shop.
G. L. Har@is moved his family to
Peevely last week.
f. :. Lett went to Morquaud on
business Monday,
Miss Katie Reilly returuc from
St. Louis last Saturday, where she
has been for the past three weeks
in the interest Of her millinery store.
Charley Rhodes has bought out
the hotel Of A. Warren aud'says hc
is prepared to feed the hungry at
all times.
]. II. Mayfeld has sold his prop.
erty, to a Mr.. Newell, who will move
to our town in a few days and will
open up a stock Of general merchan-
disc.
Jack Mccormick died last week,
aftera shortillness with pneumonia,
Arch Warren has moved out on
his farm. Wonder if wheat and
corn won't be cheaper next year?
Mon Myers, the boss painter has
treated his house to a coat Of paint
which improves ITS appearance very
much.
AS j. II, Rea was returning home
from this place last SATURDAY, in
company with several othe"
Ill -. -.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19


look on page Is, book /. OF the
county records, you will find that
Green's bid WAS - and 70 cents and
that Aliens Was 10 and 70 cents per
square for the printing. You have
lust enough information 10 make
lauguing stock of yourselves. And
every reading man in the county
knows that Green never even sub
mit,ed a bid to the coart for the
printing last year, but that it was
given him as party measure, re
.ardlcss Of the bid Of The PREss,
which was extremely low. But the
court has learned better now, thank
the Lord, and las entrusted the
printing to an honest man.
GAS u the court not allowing
enough for lumber, cofins, clothing,
blacksmith;ng, etc, just point me to
one man that has been swindled
and will lind you twenty that Got
more for their stuff Jhan they could
have got from any individual in
cash.'-Roxie ct al.
Probably the court is a little par
tial and extrayagant to your part
of the county, Here are q few men
who have had some experience with
it's economy: Cal Brown, ubder-
taker; j. '. Slinkard, merchant;
]. w. Walker and Dan Sullivan,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
WAYNE COUNTY, NO.


h0itoH MANbLh 1lh fhEs@'-
Douot&eS@ you VIII Oe "StohiSnou
at RECEIVING ttl!" leVt'r from me,
o"t Then l t7'l you Ihat l ""h,ed
tne L1'lH'lile banner 10 p"oI'Sh II
u NJ ne +'o1l some cause o'U DoV
40 1t L cons'uueu 10 Try your i'oer-
"hly' II II IS Fr0e lha' Ine banner
man |" " c"noida'e ior 'ne senate
h' ma! "o eAc0"eo loL not giving
P0O"oi'$ - my c"HoII"G$ lo[ '"e
same oiAte' anu eSPecI"'Iy "s l pro-
post running "S "h ln01PeAoeHV 'e'
pao"c"h'
;'i' Az o'u-l"SHlon00 Ie5"oi'cal'
t"9 "tno Ill"V IlI'"0 tne ,t, ai90''0''1NS >
ahG ellN eF o0Il"IS' Inc eastern re-
P0ol'o"19' h"''"9 oO0s"I oonoS
enough 70 cover al 8oI" Ill 'no ,.
: DIVe4 ,21"'eS' are no" IL I"Tor oi
lile Solo "1"nu"Fu ana 'eI Ine o%nAS ).
Issue al lae paper money; ana q
course 1""V "V"i9 W t"7 same
money Voe9 ""'P apo0V' lor every
one KNOW" mat 9oi0 "oUtu HOT oe
IN clfool""oh' Ior as l"sI as the
SoIo,0"s$ SG11' 'ngy "o0lu seno H.
TO tne BANK Oh England Tor S"le
kee pth5' 40 away win green
pacAs ahG SILVER ana Ten ceh'S per
DAY Woalu Oe as nooh as anyone
cooId go! lof a Gay S work. l am
rePuoilcan' IN Aa'of VI h'Sn t'f-
III ana lnCorha. Improvements py
tha goFefhnlont' e"' want thG
green0a,chs ana SILVER 10 remain ana l.
be oouo'eo' lor l never hearu Oh
any country oelhg hult oy 100
much money
some want me 70 "aiV ana oe
SUBJECT 10 the conVehtoh' oNV we
al hnoW Wnen tne pls papers eaSt .3,
declare lor 9oiu the llt'le ones VIII
say me too' hence "lil run On
my own ptatiorm ana II elecIea' al
rigAE ana II not an rlsnI' II
eiec1ea | VIII laVol law compel
ing persons " ". wolA !. ' ou' hl'sS I "a nnu
Vo9Uo - Aii's'0iil 0'iAoi' -. 'o1
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19

i,o,.s.l 3o,r, o,o n;,I,. las. ,.o.1-
I<a~ Gor1an - hr7+ao.' 5 +'',#:-s y: a1s
th1 IaI, 4naoLors ~ +La Eor,o.r
,...s ,,;,Gt;rl. ~. s,s+a, J.. # ,rnaly
s + Erlllmn orI4In,a u.ae II. tha
g.-,a r~.,r41,,. # Iaast his nan,g.
a,...sa,.. ~, tLa ,,a,.;.tl.r.. ~ t,,o iIo+ar
~.,+f
pav H,v nostor of+hn NJ =
r-nrrn snat6 rerfn+rv ,~earhnd a
SERMON Lnrn an tbp snEinnf .. ,.,,,,,,.
hl.nao th,t orrhr To he Droacbnd
~ oIor,- co.,r9nr,;,x, IN tnrtba.st
2I;.,on,;
q,ha nl,nnt didn't st,.il,. ns h,t
v.i~to, aid Tba coId and snow AL
,,,,s, ,,.l-os ns wish tba comet
Mo3Il SWIM, around toward the
eqrtb aroin. inst so if didn't switch
too ol,l7 t., -
ho.,.l ~, in+ol|;.on+ nnr+lor,on.
sa,, = fsw 1.y, nro fbat 2e WAS fo,
prof vanuiyer for. CONGRESS- fo,.
tLrao ,a,.,ns Ti,s+ vo3 corldn'+
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19
ZALAfA.
Not much news this week.
Holmes photograph gallery is
o:n VcI,,,o

A. G. Sanborn went to PuXjcO
Monday. John King now has full
charge Of the store.
A. j. McMinn has bought him q
fine Rugby wheel. Several will get
wheels this summer.
wonder if Green ever stopped
to reflect on the possibility Of the
county court not being his best
friend.
"Worthy, able men should be
selected by the republican party
for county and state officers through
ont the state this year" "-Green.
All the more reason why you will
be left in the suds. Pull of, old
man; pull off. .-,.---
John Lutes Of Brownwood was
in town Thursday.
4 Mr.. Luce, a commercial man
from New Orleans, sold some goods
in Zalma Thursday.
The section hands have been at
work on the road fixing up switches
and the road in general.
john BurroW Of Br0WnWood was
in town Thursday.
ZaIma is almost depopulated this
Week-out courting.
"Piease excuse items, as we will
ask teH leading questions. .'-RoN-
ie, in Lutesville Banner.
| don't see much eductjve force
about the questions "they" ask, and
I knew all the time that "RoXie"
wasn't by himself in this msttcr,
but didn't expect him to own up 50
readily.
He cites county officer who
has faj!en short 500 on the salary
due him. '-RoXie 4 Co.
| did nothing Of the kind. RoXie
has the same failing rs the senator"
Inability to quote correctly.
"Pro6&bIy the sheriff was not al
lowed q - nqr 5nv for each nriq-
onn,. he onardad vbnn The law nn y
allows Kim x125 nar dav T. he
,rnords doyan - p6via (, yoI
. poor irnoran+ fooIs. 7 diAn,+
know Won WERE 50 oraan. IF Won
viii taiya thntronhln 7o inform v4nr-
sojyas Won will find fhat vonr nrps-
ont s5er;#+, ;s nnt;1]al to q q nor
dav f,r e@cn nrisonnr he %nord1
and # is lqwf,IIl loo
A to thn savnn or p;ch+ bovs
boino tnrncd Iooso without = triaI
and ov.ansn charrod y, - +ho
county and az to a 2aImn how NV
inc his y fine in cash and thai fine
. :" or,,,ord hairr nLarrod ~, 10 +ne
oanntv oto al 9f + ,oS2- Ga sn,o,,nI
,,,,.os IA E",Inc,,,at;n, nf . I;snasoG
h bra;n M "
MTs Il r;ub+ to allow road ovor-
eo,, 90 an no, d"r f,'n airb+ ho,,rs,
r,(o,,7- 7,bo, 49,, n|,,. f,,,2ar hos a.
wor[ twaIva and {,mrteen bonrs for
"a rants ner dav 10 nav him23
Rovia \ 90 I'
III r;rbt 70 allow pras;dant
CIavoIond s5O oOO NOR voor salorv
whon tbe.no0r f4rmer has fo work
~ NV h;my Or Viii i ba ri~bt "a
sJI6w Sanator Grern (whnn he is
ol,ntodI e5 NOV d.v ,vhen tba f.,-
NOV has 70 70 work to nav hi,,2 And
Is + r;%bt TO GLOW the honorable
conntT court 81 ner dav when the
noor f,rn,ors have to work twelve
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19
TEE SEST
s.: SPRING GHEDIcINIEEE:. {:

is sSlMMONs LIVER REGULATOR. Don't
forget 10 take it. Now is the time you
need it most to wake up your Liver. A
sluggish Liver brings on Malaria, Fever
and Ague, Rheumatism, and many other
Ills which shatter the constitution and
wreck health. Don't forget the word
REGULATOR. 1t is SIMMONS' LIVER
REGULATOR you want. The word REG
uLATOR distinguishes it from ell other
remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator If the
Liver, keeps it property at work, that your
system may ~ kept in good condition.
FOR The BLOOD take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR. II is the best blood
purifier ard corrector. Try it and note
the jifierense. Look for the RED I
o. every Ea:i59ge. You wont find It on
any otncr ,n5daine, and there is no ether
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER
FECUI TOP The i,ing0t Liver Remedies.
E sure YOU get it.
j. II. Ieii-n & Co. Philadelphia, Pa,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-19

Mems knit half hose, csc.
Mems ssspcnders from 10c up.
wards.
Mems part wool sHi 5, we'll made
ana oerylceable, 2+.1J.
Mems all wool suits, perfect ft-
tinG, we'll lined, 500.
Mems pants, strongly made, 75c.
rsusS saH. r3z~as, rzFrmS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
cnlcAGn NfAnI,rT

CHICAGO. ILL, March G-rp 10 the
las- fcW minutes of the session to-day
the wheat market was "a repetition Of
that OF yesterday for durnes5, bat the
final moments were cnllvcned by some
brisk trading. and "a slump 10 prices.
which 40 least had The merit Of relieving
the inactivity. The selling which caused
che break was participated I'm by sew
eral LARGE commission houses, and IL was
popularity supposed that the principal
iu the transactions was one OF the al
legged "sirong holders of wheat. who
had grown weary of waiting for the
promised boom M prices. The morning
trade was at prices ranging around the
puts and those privileges furnished the
supporting for a long time. The basis
for the easier tone prevailing at the
opening was the cables and the lnc
weather A moderate quantity of wheat
was worked for shipment South and
Southwest and served TO steady prices
for awhile bat it was lost sight of in
the Generalization that was afterwards
seen. May wheat opened from GG,sc
To GFlc.. declined TO GTic, where II
closed lNc. under yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady closing nominally
lower, with The futures
Corn began well and did not end so
of the leading grain was. however. the
factor which rendered prices easier in
tone. The market opened with q gain
OF sc. over yesterdays close. but the
strength was not lasting. and recessions
followed lrter i'm che Gay. May corn
opened az 50sc. declined 10 and closed
at aoe03oac "a shade under yesterday.
Cash corn was steady.
Oats-The hcayiuess which was preva-
lent in the other markets ala not exempt
oats. moderate decline talking place
entirely from sympathy with wheat and
corn. May oats closed is0iac under
yesterday. Cash oats were firm and
Nc. higher. but closed with the advance
lost
Provisions were entirely neglected, ex-
ccpt for short period at the opening
and just previous 60 the close. Hogs
were weaker this morning, which fact
and the general air OF depression in the
surrounding floors. was Instrumental IN
dcprcciating product values. May pork
closed 1O0l24c. lower, May lard 2hQJc.
lower. and May ribs be. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
Richmond, Va. March G. 1896.

richmond, va, March q. l0fv.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. hoesheads. filters. z, crt-
tcrs. ]. smokers. 80, scrap bright. 81.
leaf darD -. Tugs dark. $50. Total
~ h0gsheads
The tobacco Inspector reports today
lnspections-Brieht hogsheads. dark,
- hogshoads and I tiorce. Reinspecuons-
Bright. - hosshoads. dark, . hogsheads.
Myers. Meals. DaVeuports. SeabrOok Sc
Sh0ckoc williams & Behling's. Allegheny
and ola Dominion tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts 53 packages de-
liyories. 20 packages.
United States internal revenue colcc-
tions on tOhaccos for the city of Rich-
mond, Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
Slj8: plug t0baccos, Sl9s9.93. Total.
S2.142.a3
The break Of bright loose tobaccos at
Sheburne's warehouse to-day was not
Of very good character. but sold well.
Prices were good, considering the quality
of the offerings
Messrs. Frazer G Tompkine. commits
sion merchants. No. Jos south Twelfth
street. Richmond. Va. make the iol-
lowing comments for the week ON to-
baccO:
administration unchanged; all
sales loose no hoasheads as yet
Brghts-Nery quiet except good old
smokers. which continue in demand
old Dark-Nery little doing quiet
New Dark-No change since last re-
port; most Of the receipts continue in
ferior I'm quality, and I'm consequence Of
so much OF this character Of tobacco being
on the market. IL sells low good 10 fine
tobacco in good demand and sells readily
at our quotations.
And quote the following prices current.
Bright Tobaccos-Smokers Common. 81
20 SO; medium, SS 10 $40. fine, S11 90
$3.50 enters Common. Sli % Sl3:
medium, SlG TO SIS; fine, $3.50 20 80;
fancy $3.50 10 $50. Filters: Common.
So 90 to 81. medium. $50 20 500. good.
81 to IS. fine. SO TO ST. Wrappers: SD
To SD: medium SIS 10 So. good. s2J to
$50. fine $50 to $40. fancy. So to $50
Dark Tobaccos-Lugs. s. TO S4. short
leaf. s. to So; long lear, SO 10 s.; selections.
ST. 20 So.
Now Tohaccos~Lues. Sl.5O 10 500.
short leaf. So ia 81. medium leaf. $40 10
Sc: long leaf So TO s.. selections stem
ming 50 20 ST.. fine black wrappers. 81
TO 81.
Messrs. Frazer & Tompkins sold this
week the crop Of Mr.. T.. c. Anderson.
Of Cumberland county. Va. as follows.
r. c. A.: 10. l-Gross. 1860; tare. AZ.
net. 12if-at SD No. Gross. l42s.
tare. 100: net. .270-at So No. 3-Gross.
1925: tarc, 140; net, 1.iSl-at ST.. No
4.-Gross. 1.i95; tare. 1876; net. 13G0-at
$40 No. 5.-Gress, 1880. tare. I45, net.
1.435-at $50. No. G.--Gross. l,4j5. tare.
80: net. l.3l5,-at $ll. No. 7.-Gross
1910: tare, 40; net i.43O-at SJ.5o No
S.-Gross. 1.G55: tare, 1Go; net. l495--at
$50 No. 1O.-Gross. 1.S9O. tare. 40:
net. 1,7ao-at s. Total-GFoss, 1880:
tare. 1905, net. -. iGJ.
Leaving cut one Ga hogshead Of lues
all Of Mr.. Anderson's leaf tobacco, long
and short, averaged S94t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March o. Cotton quiet:
mlcdling gulf. ~. middllnR. ~. net re-
ceipts. 1.l25 bales, gross receipts. >, 800
bales forwarded. los bales. sales. az
bales an splnners. stock. lSo.&l bales.
Wcekly-Net receipts 23f9 bales, gross
receipts. 1892 bales. exports 10 Great
Britain. 1909 bales. France. l210 bales.
Continent. 1Ii3 bales forwarded, 2.s22
bales sales, BIB bales, spinners, LIS
bales
Total to-day-Not receipts, 1884 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain l0,54s bales
France. - bales; Continent ~ bales.
stock. 77G.7ij bales.
Total SO FAR this woek-Net receipts,
so sl3 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
1865 bales, France 1920 bales; CONT
ncnt, 40 ~ bales.
Total since September isi-Net receipts.
4,5po15j bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
1,595S7G bales; France. JIG bales Con-
tinent, 1.3i397i bales
Futures closed steady. sales. 200 900
bales. March, 725: April. 7.31. Nay. 73I:
June. 10. July and August. 80; Sep
TENDER 10. October. IL. November,
Ill. December. 115. January. 1i9.
Weekly receipts for Friday Galveston,
Si290s bales; New Orleans. 1.534. $50 bales.
Mobile, 1919 bales. Savannah GlgV22
bales Charleston. 2Gp. i73 bales Whining
ton. 1888 bales. Norfolk 27G,Ol7 bales.
Baltimore. 1924 bales. New York. SJ,796
bales Boston, 1Ooi33 bales. Newport
News. 1l,O32 bales. Philadelphia, a1.S59
bales West Point 1898 bales. Bruins
wick. Gj1i4 bales. Port Royal Jinl1
bales: Pensacola. 9.4lf bales. Texas city,
o.. TM bales. Total, A50o.7jj bales
NEW ORLEANS. La. March Got
ton futures steady: sales 4fGpO bales;
March. us. April 121. May. 723, June,
725. July 130. August. 7.2}, September,
Cos October, 600, November, G.s5, De-
ccmbcr col
LIVERPOOL. March G-i2:3O p. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices easier.
American mddling. 4 932. sales. 1O0n
bales. American. 300 bales. speculation
and export 800 bales Futures opened
steady and demand moderate. March and
April, 4 S-Gi0l 5-64, April and May, 4 7-bi
"a G-6i; May and June, . l-Gi0l G-Gi,
june and July 6-C4n4 J-Gl. July and
August, ( G-Gi04 5.C4. August and Sep
tomber 4 4-GlQ4 1864: September and Oc-
tober, C0-Gf; October and November,
. $1,000 1864. November and December,
. JGG4. December and January, aG-if.
Futures steady at the decline Tenders
at to-day's clearngs, 5,4o0 bales new
dockots
1A5 j. M.-American middling fair,
g-lG; good middiing 4 J-i6. mlddiins,
81: low mlddling a 5-32; good ordinary,
1872, ordinary 27-32
( J.. M.-American middling, low mid
ding clause. March. 9-GG04 1861. buy
ers. March and April. 4 9-G4. sellers; April
and Nav. 4 s-G4 buyers, May and June,
1906 SG4. buyers. June and July.
4 7-Gl, buyers. July and August. 3 G-Gla
8 7-Gi. buyers. August and September,
4 4Gi0f 5-Gi, buyers: September and
October. 4 G-6f. buyers. October and No
vomber 5s-Gf sellers. November and
December. % 5TGi. buyers; December and
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

NEW YORK. March G-Flour du1.
easy, and unchanged. Southern flour
dun, easy, and unchang J.
Wheat inactive and lower: No red.
store and elevator. Sic. ahoat S2iac. OPP
uons were dun and weak. closing at
5.01c. decline; no. red. March and
April Ike; May 2i.c; June and July,
1Ihc
Corn scarce. firm. and quiet: No. .,
3sn3Silc., elevator. apu395c anoat. OPP
lions dceliLed with wheat aad on cx-
pected heavy receipts. with the close
weak at i.c. loss, and light trade
March, 31c.i April. 3r.c May Gisc.
oats duh and steady options dul
and weak; March. 21.c.: May. 25i4c.
Spot prices. no. y. .6e.. so. = white.
Z1lc.; mixed western. 2G02Tc.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
W DOL quiet firm. and unchanged.
Beer quiet steady. and unchanged;
beef hams d1 at S1i5Ou1500. tierced
beef quiet; city extra, India mess, Sl500
u1G10. cut meats quiet and easy, picked
bellies. Asr., shoulders, SL0i hams
Ss.J00S.7j.
Lard quiet and weaker. western steam,
$3.50 bid; city, $500; May S572. Re-
fined quiet. Continent. $3.50. South Amer-
can. S615; compound. SlG2i 4Wts7i2
Pork dull and easy mess. Sl0eWl0.50.
Eutter firms state dairy zoe. do,
creamery held at 13a1sc. western cream
cry 1l0INc., Egins, 2liac.
Tailow steady; city, l3-lGc.; country.
3ai H35sc.
Cotton seed OH dull and weaker. crude.
dc: yellow prime. 25i &C.,; do. Off grades,
% ic.
Rosin Quiet and steady. strained, COM
mon 90 good Sl.1001.75.
Turpenune steady and quiet a, 29AQ
29ic.
Rice and mo'asscs firm and unchanged
Peanuts quiet. fancy hanl-pickod. 4Hc
Coffee barely steady at 500 points
down March, Sl29O, April. Sl2J5, May
Sl2210123o. June. Sll.S5Hll95. July
S1f60011GJ. September S11 O5. Decombcr
80.s5. Spot Rio dun and steady; 40. T.
$l35o613C2t.
sugar-Raw dull and nrm. fair refining.
3hc. Refined quiet and unchanged.
Frciehts 10 Liverpool steady and quiet;
cotton 1-3yfT-GII. grain. 1Htd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
RiCHMO ID RAILWAY AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
A n n
Atreet-Car transfers.
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES OFFERED
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

Commencing JANUARY !, l-V6. this
COMPANY extended It's Transfer system
10 embrace all connecting lines OF street
Hailwav I'M Richmond and Manchester. A
I,9SsDuger is allowed the privilege OF
irsnsfer 10 any connecting line IN either
civ and in any direction az Junction
he payment Of a iive-cent fare entities
a passenger 10 ONLY ONE TRANSFER
TICKET but additional transfers are
allowed on the same Ticket at any point
rrintcd thereon which does not return the
ihasscngcr 10 the point 81 starting.
Transfer tickets must be obtained from
conductors at the time tsre@ c~e s%sd,
and pasaeng are requested 10 see that
tickets are properly punched Tor the de-
sired transfer.
This arrangement enables passensers 10
interchange bet Nren the Main-Streft and
rlay-Strect lines az central points. In
am direction.
All the Parks and Suburban Districts
een be reached from any point In either
ct,v by payment % ono so-e ia'2-tf