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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Mir. Gus. Waterman is spending a few days with his family on West Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Yesterday the Grand Jury took q recess until Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

We regret to state that Mir. Holf Nichols has suffered relapse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

City Attorney F. M Hudson is on the sick list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Mr. and Mrs. ! J. Hurley left yes terday for their new hone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Mir. Thos. L. Anderson, of Palmv. ra, Mo, brother af our esteemed friend, Mr. J. NJ. Anderson. of the Anderson-Meyer Drug Co, accom- panied by his wife and child. has arrived in the city, and together they have taken up their home on West Sixth avenue. Mr. Anderson Is young lawyer and will at once
 hang ont his shingle" in this city. lie has had several years experience in the practice of law. comes highlv recommended, and we predict for nm q large and lucrative practice af the Pine Bluff bar. The GRapure cordially welcomes Mir. Anderson and hls accomplished wife to our city.
 sEEAT SALES prove the great
 . os IsooG Sarsapar;lla sa9od.s carsaparilla sells because if agl0mpliShes CRE An eAsslss 2. . -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Mr. J. W. Gatlng, of Fordyce, vas in the city yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Miss Anna Gantt is at Magnolia, where she will teach school this win
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

We have purchased the buggies, surreys and road wagons of the Mallory Wagon and Harness Co, covered by the attachment of Parry Mfg. Co. These goods will be put on sale Monday morning at manfactur- CTS cost. in the storeroom recently occupied by John O'Connen on Main street. The goods must be sold this g .. A and will go Ut ti9siseost.
 l0 uIt C. Noss X BRO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Mr. Felix G. Smart is on the sick list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Try Cycola-the new drink-at Mitchells. l2dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchell's. , r dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Capt. N. T. Roberts has retured from squirrel hunt near Wahha- sek a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Mir. Gordon Greenfield spent yes terday at Wesson angling after the finny tribe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04

Oysters-the finest in the world served in all st ! les it A. !. Mitchell's Pnl,sct Confectionery N o. 2aS Muir street. I04 dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04
10 Per Cent Discount

On chiIdren's suts Our stock is very age Our goods the best no this line Mothers should not ae av in buying their children their clothing This nooQe knee pants suits aged E, and piece goods aged IA Io.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-04
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS. Mrs. X. $. Trigg and son are visit ing friends in Little Rock. Yesterday the Grand Jury took q arecess until Thursday. Mir. ]. C. Womble. of Little Rock, was in the city Saturday. We regret to state that Mir. Nolf Nichols has suffered q relapse. Mrs. J. T. Bradford and child were guests of friends at Altheimer yes terday.
 Miss Anna Gantt is at Magnolia, where she will teach school this win ter.
 Try Cycola--the new drink-at Mitchells. 912dtf
 -------------- Capt. N. T. Roberts has retured from Il squirrel hunt near Wabba- sek a.
 All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchell's. , r dtf
  Mir. Gordon Greenfield spent yes terday at Wesson angling after the finny tribe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
uASONiC WORK.
Several Degrees Conferred Last Night at
It. Adams

Several Degrees Conferred Last Night al
st. Adams
The Sovereign College OF Allied Masonic
Degrees for the United States held a
meeting at ST. Adams Hall last night
and conferred Ark Mariner, Secret
Monitor. ana Masons elect OF twenty
seven. as Grand Tiers OF Solomon, on
a number OF candidates. Rev. Or. Hartley
Carmichael presided, and he was as
sisted In the work by Professor W O.
English. Mr.. O. 4. Nesbitt, Rev. DR.. j.
Y Fair. and others.
The degree OF Grand Tiers OF Soloman
is one Of the Oldest known, and belonged
TO the early American system. For some
time past IL has been In possession Of the
Sovereign College. DR. Carmichael, dur
ing his last visit 10 Great Britain, com
municated IL to the Grand Council of Al
lied Masonic Degrees in England and il
has proved exceedingly popular From
England IL has gone 10 India, and is con-
ferred there most impressively. Among
those who have received It are number
of distinguished dignitaries, and il is un-
derstood that I'm the near future DR.. Car
uichael's representative in England,
Right Honorable. the Earle OF Euston,
viii confer II on the Prince OF Wales,
Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge OF
Ancient, Free, and Accepted Mesons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
rnE NOS MARKETS.

CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. o0-The Iron
Trade Review to-day says.
The first month Of the new year has
demonstrated that the from trade. IN COM
mon with other Industries, T. dominated
BIZ the financial conditions. that have 80
engrossed attention in the past TWO
months and that at the same time iron
and steel are IN a position 10 respond
qufcky TO any favorable influence. Ihus
far the Improvement IN prices seems 10
be confined chiefly TO hessener pig, steer
hillcts. wire rods. and gray forge. Wmle
"A nrmer stand has been taken here ana
there bv a producer Of some form OF
finished material. the month has made 4
generally uniform record OF weakness III
mil pfrducts.
REPORTS concerning bessemer pig the
past week indicate that the advance Us
firmly maintained and further sales az
SO ~ i'm the Valley and Si3.2J at PITTS
burg have been made since November
last ,
White foundry irons have not chanseu
i'm prlce and there are reports OF cutlhs'
parficularly Dy certain southern Piy-
aucers. there Is a disposition on po'h
sides OF this market 10 conine deliNeIles
no re next few months. The western
liar iron men are undertaking TO ADVANCE
iron with some success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Flour quiet, firm,
and unchanged. Southern flour quiet ana
firm.
Wheat fairly active and stronger No.
red, store ana elevator .4, .,5-.,,
lar and fairly active, closing firm at
7.0lc. advance. No. red, January, f5i2c..
March. 1tn1H4c.; May, i2'ac' June ana
Cor Corn dnl and firm; No. .. 36i1c ele-
vator. 37isc aAoat Options were duil
and firm at iS0i2c. advance. January,
3G4c. February. 363sc. May, d6'2c, July,
Oats quiet and strong Options dun
and nrmCr. January. 21c, FeOruafy'
249tc May 25i2c. spot prices: No. =
Csc. no . white. 260-Ghc.: mixed west
Nav fairly active firm. and unchanged.
Wool fairly active irm' ana 4hcIaI 5eu.
Beef quiet and unchanged, beef mans
dn at $3.50. uerced ocei qmet, cry
extra. india mess. Sl5.JWlEwi cut meats
0uIcl strong. and unchanged o..,..
Lard quiet and easier, sl.elh' $500
civ. 54105JO. January SOD, nominal
Refined quiet. Continent; So, SCUM
American So 50: compound. A'3a'l-'a.
Pork duh and unchanged .
Butler quiet and easy. western lao'''S'
Cotton seed Oh duli and lower cruoe'
o4hc.: yellow prime. &s.-0-rc.
Kosin quiet and steady, strained coin-
mon 10 good. $lbtIl vs. ...-.o..
Turpentine duh and easy an ','' tH.VtS'
NO. and rnolasses hrm and unchanged.
PEANUTS quiet; fancy hand-picked of,c.
CofIee irregular and unchanged 20 10
points down. February. Sl2.o't March
40 oy7f2 3j. MAY. SllGj0ll ~, july,
81 9Sfil 40. September. S1O.75alOo. DC
yober Sos. December, SlOtAl lgop.
Spot Rio dull and easy No. Z, Sl3l2i2.
Sucar-Raw duh and firm; ialr refining,
nc Refined moderately actlNe ana
strong. , .t...
Freights 10 Lfvorpooi firm and quiet;
cotton, 3d.. grain, 3d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

mn CLOSING OUorAYToNS or
HONLI.
Offerings ~nd sales at thc Richmond To
"aco' LAchange-- Internal Revenue
Collections -Torsigp AdVices'

>.,.,,. ,......- ,,-.u .,,ee, mar
Wv l'i'N' ""H. "' 800 tr o iart-o
avs "ti t.N' ''i.e" ,-s,ts from t6e
"t q "' 'nt F"' l...fint. g'hts,
~. 'atite t."i Pi''''.,'' .u ~ ana alf.r
|.'elais Ie ?" $500 go, 80 aNnotnred
tn' COOS. ol nor..'e =, el.,,ta',.s hsd
G'dt an 'tii.''. fcu,..,rS hstls
se'h arrived az o." & 800, s,hr-.,v
., ai zee i"tn' f.,,- ersdine w NJ.
l. i''' io """. ,s ?. ,'fa,r.fs and l7ul.
4-eDHe MaNii,. i'.,,. ~ ip rbi~b
syi. 'yl ,''..' t',t,ef IA "a. Penn.
Nai.' i''.. f,1ie"' ne, con.
~ a"i" '."' "'.' 49,, tln. g.
~,.' .-.''tt ct...irn "a ana eue-
que "Ina "NO ",l.-, i'..'' 81. g. -,
tNthe'ha tNN 'e',. - -, tt,t -.
Ln tN. tN'i. .''.."" 49,, is.,i,.a ~t .n
biNriN'hi ''' 'i 80, 49, ~ -
- 'nl'ui ''.' y. l,,,6 ,,,,sr,i,.
Ing e.I - fos T'sci,o,"ai1,,'',
Ne,,,rc ~ i, and Ontsrio and
So frstr,e of tbc ,rad-
",a..." 'D ,.',,,.,.," ~ iov,-n,ieeJ ies,,es
-s ~ e..,,...'." ms. efoeis made
80 80 KY. ,,-ns.. Nortber, Pacifc fr,-
nv n'en '.. en- Ia trio, poeiec fo
"88NH".i i'' -ap io,is,.,iIe and Nash
~. p,'-'1,,--,', l,., 80 ri. and ,Soct
~, ''"' rr,e~d mo -,ioee there
''i'. q" ..t",, .c,li9, nroGt.
MDA 'Il ".T ''..t,on 10 ,, PoVgtci
90. "' ,-f,.,.,,7t1 ,,,r,ore ~.
.''' .. .-,,.,'ii,'. e,d rcro,fe
..''' o' y" H. ,."tc on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

nlchmond. M. IN 3O. ~.

Richmond y A. jan 't.f
Private sales reported 10 me seeIeS,a l...
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY B
Wrappers. h0esheads hlicfs' 3d. eu'''i7 '
o. Total l3 hoes heads -. t,,..
The tobacco Inspector reports TO-DAY.
Inspections-Br 81 hogsneads' ealh,
> hOgsheads and 4 ticrces, heihspeuloi'
Bright. - hogshfads. o..
shaW's. Planters Seabrooh 50 Dlu DDililil-
ion. shOcKoe. and Jones tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts '' pack
axes. deliveries. lH packages.
United States internal revenue coilec-
lions on tOhaccOs for the city OF hicn-
moud Va. to-day; Cigars ana .ifaict
81 S2N57. plug tobaccos' s. l''.l'. Io'al
4 lie break Of bright loose tobaccos
viii be offered at ShelOurne warehouse
tomorrow. Friday, January 81, in'H
Some tine tobaccos included lh lhis
shockoe and Crenshaw's tobacco ware
houses viii offer good breaks OF dark
loose tobacco tomorrow.
Messrs. Frazer q Iompklnsi C ,clIis.,
sion merchants. No. Jos south IWeiilh
street. Richmond. Va. make the Follow
ing comments for the week on tobacco.
Receipts and offerings OF
loose increased CONSIDERABLY inns Week;
the better grades in demand ana sen
readily al fair prices, low and inferior
grades very dull
Brlghts-Old smokers in good demand;
OfnfI grades very fINlHNs
New TobaccO-All desirable fine stock
continues I'm demand. Tugs and low grades
very dull
Old Dark-Nery quiet
And quote prices current as follows.
Bright TohaccOs. -SmOkers-C Common. 50
10 So. medium - 10 $40, fine, Sll 10
$3.50.
Cutters-COmmon. Sli Go SIR. medium,
SIC to SIS: fine, $3.50 TO SO; fancy. $3.50
Filors-Common. $3.50 10 81. medium.
$50 10 $3.50. good. So TO S. fine, $40 TO
SD.
Wrappers-Common, SO to So. medium,
SD 10 $50. good. SD 10 $50. fine, go 10
$40. fancy F4j TO $50.
Dark Tobacco (old)-Lugs. g. 10 81; short
leaf 81 TO So. Ions leaf SIS 10 $. selec-
lions. 81 90 SO.
New Tobacco Noose(-Lugs, 81 so 20 So:
short leaf $500 10 $3.50, medium leaf
$3.50 90 So. long leaf, So 10 s.. selections.
stemming. 80 TO SO; fine black wrappers,
ST. 20 Sii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

32,0H bales: France. 5.iiG bales. Conu-
nent. 3j,752 bales.
total since September ist-Net receipts,
J,N'so,2 bales, exports TO Great Britain
J. .25S.5iO bales. France. Sol. l4O bales con-
tincnt. Ion D11 Dalcs.
Cotton futures closed steady; January
ana February: Tvs March, So5: Apr47.
e.Ns, May. 81, June. e.l4. JUL. Nii'
August SIG. September, IIs, october.
H04, November, '5i, December '"o'
sales. 121@U ba4es.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 30.-Cotton
futures steady, January and teoruais'
l.92. Narcn. 19l April, 100. May. sO5'
June. 500, July. S.ll. August, SS, sep
TENDER, IeO, December, 10 =,
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 3p.-l2.Sp i. NJ
Cotton Domauo fair and prices stea1y,
ton and export 1000 bales; receipts
1900 bales. American, 200 bales. Fe-
lures cI'ned quiet ana demand mod-
crate. January, ! 3O-O1. January and FEB
iuary Z 29-6l0l 3l-d1. February and
March. .b-o4Ns cool. March and Aprii,
4 - G3fi4 2J-Gl. April ana May. -,-DiN
. 2S-Ci May and June. -b-bl0A 2i-oi
June and July, I 26-GiNi 2i-6l' July and
AueosG 4 25-elGi 26-Sl August ana il.
end october. lott: October and No
vember. 1864. Futures firm
l245 J.. M.-American spot GRADES
l-.2 higher, American middling. idir' o.
r'N't fNit''tiitAtff 49, +i4ANNttttrff 80
low middling 1872, good ordinary
4 g-32. ordinary Z 1872
T.. M.-Amorican middling. low mio-
cling clause, January 32-6l, buyers
January and February. 4 3l-G304 1851,
sellers. February and March 4 3u-1i.
value. March and April 1864. sellers:
April and May. 2s-t8 buyers. May ana
June. 4 2T-680i 2S-Gl. sellers; June and
july. 21-G1. sellers. July and August,
1 2G-64Nf 27-Gi. sellers. August and Sep
TENDER. 4 23-0i0I 2l-G4, buyers Septem-
her and October 4 1904 li-t4; Octo-
Der and November. 4 1O-Gi0f l1-6i, buy
ors. Futures steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

BALTIMORE. ND, Jan. o.-FlouT
firm. r-....-.. e-,t.
Wheat strong. spot and January boi2c
hid Nav. ~ N73c.. southern. by sample,
Sg575c,. do. on grade. 7OitNI3iic.
Corn steady. mixed spot and January
e2L692ac.. February. 3H il33iac.; March,
3sTfc MAY. 35i5c. bid steamer mixed
S.1f82i4c.: southern, 32e, q% A.
or,<5s,tLc . 10. 2 mixed. western. p 23i ec.
rive nrmer; No ,. 42QiSo. Tor near 10y
and 45a46c for western.
hav steady al $1,000 asked.
Grain freights quiet o,s,o.
Ruftcr quiet. fancy creamery -ln--c.
-. g.. efore-packcd, "a Zoe.
Coffee dun at Sl3 l2i2@l$2'.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 30.-Wheat made
"a great gain 10 price to-day, the ear
action of the market having nothing In
10 10 indicate that such strength was
probable Yesterdays hrmness was car
ricd 80 the curb, and from there back
10 the regular market az the opening
this morning but great many people
were long. and finding prices little ola-
tory about advancing. threw their hola-
iues overheard, the tone becoming very
weak in consequence. The crowd tufn-
ed bears on the Downturn ana later pald
the penalty The strength which de-
cash wheat for shipment IN the North-
west and al the seaboard. but the over
sold condition OF the market was the HNe
issue Armour was believed TO De again
aggressive on the huii side, and outsiders
were failing on with their usual persist
ence. May wheat opened from o4Hc.
10 6jc.. sod between ti4c. ana Cusc.'
closing at 6W0G5hc. lAc. hleher IMAM
yesterday. Cash wheat did not keep
pace with the futures. an adNanr or
but lc taking place In that branch
COrn-N ithln narrower range IMAM
that Of wheat. corn eNlibited sympathy
and moved ~ fccord with the finer grain.
II was higher early. then spell of weak
ncs- field possession Of the market Tor
a considerable time, but finally strong
tone developed and prices advanced.
May corn opened al 3o4u3oAc., sold be-
tween 3OiAc and 3Ot- 03Oiac., closing al
3ni n2OEc. i,Nhc higher than yesterday.
Cash ---- was &C.. higher
Oats-A very quiet and dun business
was transacted iu oats. For motive opc-
rarors denendcc entirely on wheat and
corn, cJcciaily ON wheat May
oats closed &c. higher Cash oats iic.
higher
Provisions packers offered freely
of product TODAY end thereby succeeded
in holding values down. Despite light
run of hogs at The yards, the sale people
managed 10 Keep thT price of the live
animal from advancing. The strength OF
wheat extended force enough 10 sustain
IsJvision values az "a slight decline from
yesterday. May pork closed 2i245c.
lower than yesterday. May lard ana ribs
each 2Hc lower. Domestic markets were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
c1Nc1NNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI O.. Jan, o.-Flour
strong. winter patent f'.'''''''' 'fi ''7
wheat nrmer and demand good; No.
Corn-Demand good; No yellow ana
track, 21c. ..,. o.
PORK nctive: mess 5000
Lard easter: steam ieaf' Sol-i2i ketue'
81. ~. "a, ao.,.,,a.. ,ooso
shoulders. 1926, Short lids so.o-ls' shore
clears, 500 - -. ..,,,,
Drv saited meats easier; loose shout
d.ra Sl8Tia. short ribs, 500; short
fsffs 5000.
whisky unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
NAVAL STORES.

WINGTON. y G, Jan. oU-ItosIH-
Nothing DONG .,t..
spirits of turpen;ino firm. machlhe'
27c. irregular 2Ni2c
Tar steady at "ic. ia.
Crude turpenune firm soit' SLOW VIZ
cHARL EsTON. S. G.. Jan. So--.Turpen-
tire steady al 26i.c sales. 80 casks o,.
Rosin firm Quotations: i ana 9. slyy'
u. a15. =. s120. +. $i3Q. O. sls,'' ~,
Sl5O. /, Sl.55. IS. Sl.'u. olhei bi"'''' 'o
demand. prices not quoted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL, Jan,
30-Cattle: Receipts. 1900 market
steady. common 10 extra steers S..F ~
4 ,G. stockers and feeders. S2.7jW3.N-
cows and bulls. 81 J0Q3 10; Texans SOU
1850. .t. 49,,
Hogs Receipts. 5000. market weak ana
re- lower: heavy packing and shippins
lois 81 o5r4 2gib. common 10 choice, $3.50
81 81. cbotoe assorted. S4100A2O. light,
S3G5G425: pigs S325n4.l5
sheep-Receiptt. 10000; market g, 6u Il
and 16c. lower. inferior TO choice, 40
N9G5. lambs. S32J14.6O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

week rs their starting point. under tho
belief that there VIII then develop moi
cations OF easier conditions. The tone -
dull throughout In this market.
Prices OF staple cOttons continue ~
regular. and regular cotton dress fabrics
are not always steady while purchases
are easily made in the wooilen and wor-
sted GOODS tnnartmonts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
ST LorIs MARKET.

sT. LOUIS. NO. Jan. 3o.-Flour UNI
changed. o-, A..
Wheat higher. January 6SSc.; May
coke. July. Gftc. A.,
corn higher January, 26l4c.' May
Csfs higher. January. 1sc.. May, PIC.
P0rk-Mess. new. SlOG2i5: old. Slnv2ia.
Lard-Prime steady at sob. choice'
racon-shouldors $3.50. longs, 5000
clear ribs 5000. clear sides, 30 err
lorri.s. s. -. clear ribs, S5.G2l2' clear Sides
500.
Nigh wines. S122.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
viii Hold No eaueus.

As had been expected. no conferences
OF the Democratic members OF the Gen
cral Assembly was held last night. In
reference 10 the election bills. This mat
ter has been very generally considered
by the senators and delegates and the
proposed conference has boon indefinitely
postponed II Is very probable that no
caucus on the election bills will be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

The German American Choral Society
met last night at il9 east Broad. the mu-
sic hall Vi II. 4. Ramos & Co. and had
a very successful rehearsal. There were
about sixty nlsmhers pressni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

TTT|T||TTTT7 Wit
Quotations. Wheat-LOngberry. 80 to
re. mixed "a 10 re, shOrtbCrry. 80 TO
57c No red 1914 20 &c.
Corn-W bite. Virginia. 80 10 aiic.. NO.
. white. afisc.' No. . mixed. 33H 10 3lc.
oafr-NO . mixed 23c. 10 pie. 80 3
mixed. PC 20 .j.e.; winter seed. IS. TO
a2c.
Rye-i0c 10 45c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

LONDON. Jam 30-Bar silver. S0Id.;
Coneo.s. l01. for both money and the
account
6 r M-paris advices quote . per cent.
rtntcs at 1O2 francs and - confines
for tine acraint
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan 3o.-Nirginia
as. now. 1H,n14. do. Century 60ANG0's.
baltimore and Ohio. 43is0ifia. Northern
Central 80 bid. Consolidated Gas stock.
G3 bid. do SIS. 1888 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

Owing TO the death OF Mr.. 7. u. ID.
Waiford the Kings Daughters Did not
give their entertainment AT Trinity
church last night. but they VIII give IL
on one night Of next week. due NOTICE
OF which will he given In the daily pa
IerS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31

Cash quotations Were as follows: Flour
arrn and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
Gl3, 03Itc. No . red, 66AW6Ssc; No.
. corn. 2SikQ2s4c.. No. . oats. l9al9i2c.;
mess pork. $40 216l240. lard, S5.Gjg5 l2i3.
short rio sides S517i2dj2j; dry sailed
shoulders. Sf4Jd500: short clear sides,
500. whisky Il -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
,.l,w YnRk pKY GOoDs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30-Conditions in the
urinary CRY goods market have been
without change to-day. Expectations Of
material Improvement In demand In any
departfnent are seemingly. by comm\n
consent taking the latter part OF next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


HOLLERAN.-Died an her fathers
residence No. 1919 north Seventeenth
street ~ 7.l5 T.. NJ. January Both.
MARY IT,, eldest daughter OF James
HOUeran.
Funeral notice hereafter
Baltimore (Mdl papers please copy
funeral Notices.
The funeral of ROSCOE Q. OLIVER.
som of John oliver. will take place a
the First Baptist lcoloreD church SAT-
URDAY an II a. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
cRrrELrY or TEACHERS

Toe S Rosenbloom vas the next Wit
ness. Il am twenty years Old. he said.
land live 81 10 east Marshall street 4
went 10 The institute from 1850 10 1893.
Mr. Euritt was "A teacher there during
these wears. Mr.. Williams. Dir berkeley.
MIR Shackleford, Mr.. Bear. Mr.. Euritf.
and Mr. De Long were my teachers I
was A free pupil, but my clothing came
rarity from home. / think Mr.. Euritt
had inproved a good deal he was strict.
MOI careless. ! was IN his class i'm 1894.
/ was in Mr. Williams class when very
Young. When pupil die not know his
lesson he would strike him with a stick
ON Inc hand. also the girls. one of them
was Clelia Davis lie would also hit them
ON the nose and make their noses bleed
MIR Bear did not instruct well. would
20 our a good deal and 90 10 Afr. WE
iiams' room and talk with him. | was
In MIR Bears class IN 1S92"
o. DO YOU know anything from your
own knowledge as 10 the charge about
Mr. Doyle's drinking
A. / never saw him drink and never
smett his breath Mr.. Bear told his
class that one evening Mr. Doyle offered
him something TO drink. and tried to make
him drink, but he refuled. This was in
1929.
q. DO you know from your own knowi-
edge OF any immortality
A. | know nothing OF my own knoWi-
edge. but heard some talk about il in
school. heard Il While ! was under
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Mr.. Euritts and AIr. Delyy's Instruction.
.. DO you think the management OF ihe
institute Is conducted propefiyf
a. Fairly we'll
q. Did you ever see Mr.. Euritt under
the influence Of liquorY
a. Never, / never smelt anything OH
him.
9. Did you ever see any unDecomlhs
conduct on the part OF any teacher
A. Never. but while | was a MONITOR
about a year ago. Mr. Bear went into the
girls room and talked TO them while
they We're supposed 10 be at their study.
The blind were more favored than the
deaf ar. Bear told me Captain Doyle
favored the blind more. had 10 Wy
pretty hard sometimes TO get some
clothes but kept on trying until got
them. Mr. Delvy Is "A noble teacher,
who always does his duty and never
leaves the class except at recess.
Wines then told Of another teacher.
L. G.. Doyle. who he said was with the
girls a good deal