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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

The Sale of the Asylum Road and street
hallway.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. fs.-Speclai.
IL is stated that certain parties Will oner
upset" bids for the purchase of tne
Petersburg and Asylum ana PeterspuLs
street Lways. DEGREES confirming tne
sac OF which were entered in the bust-
jngs Court on last Saturday. The names
of these parties have not been MADE
public. ,- as
The purchase Of these railways was
maGe by or on behalf OF persons holding
fha FIRST mortgage bonds, and the price
paid. il is said. really amounted 10 the
bids given. Plus the first mortgage. when,
i'm the case OF the Asylum road, amounted
to $4,000. and in the street-car line 10
considerably over 10000.
Tomorrow is the last day OF this term
OF the court. and the matter in reference
TO the confirmation OF the sales oil the
two roads must be definitely settled tnen,
for after the adjournment OF thus term
OF the court the judge has no control over
the DEGREES. 49, 90, ,
The ASYLUM road sold for $500 ana
the street railway for S6,cW
Westrnore,and's blacksmith shop, on
lombard street, was destroyed by hre
tonight Origin of hre unknown:
Isaac Miller, q member or the nre De
partment. while hitching up TO go 10 the
fire. was struck by the SHAFT OF the nose
cart and painfully injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
Marriage IN sussex

ROCKER. VA. Feb. Especial "A
very beautiful marriage TOOK place apoue
three miles from this place Thursday al
e.sO y Al at 'Inycrmay." the hospitable
home of Mr.. Otto Mueller, when his ac-
complished daughter. Miss Annie H., be-
came the wife of Mr.. John peasants
Browuly, in the presence OF large con-
COURSE of spectators. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. c. w. Turner, oil
the NJ. Z. Church, South, in very I'M
pressiyc manner.
The following couples waited on them
Miss Rose Brownly maid OF honor, with
Mr.. w. y. Cooke (best man; Miss A.
Nav Dobie. with Mr.. Tom Temple, OF
Prince George county; Miss Cora Hack
never. OF Baltimore, with Mr.. Willie
Shaffer: and Miss Hattie Shaner, with
Mr. j. T. Cooke.
The decorations were Of holly and were
beautiful
After receiving the congratulations Of
their friends. they were invited IN 10
dinner. which had been prepared for the
occasion 1t is not often one sees such
a spread as was laid. It consisted Of
all the delicacies of the season.
The groom is a prosperous young farm
er and fnancier.
The presents were from Baltimore, Rich
mond, and this county. and were costly
and many.
A negro was lodged in jail last week
for killing another negro on the Sussex,
Southampton. and Surry railroad, near
Wakefield.
Mr.. a. H. Wynne, very prominent at
torney of this county. who has been In
feeble health for some time. is improv-
ing.
Mr.. W. NJ. Neblett. who was APP
pointed surveyor for Courthouse district
last July. has commenced to work the
rn4l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. lS-The local
scalpers run the price OF wheat up and
down several times to-day. Jntii quite
late in the session the trade had abso-
lutely no feature or incident OF an at
tracuve character 10 H. lie BTadstreets
reported an Increase Of 100000 bushels in
,he yorid NisiOle supply, which furnish
ed weakness when announced. and from
the TIME II became publc until the close
the steady inclination Of the market
was toward a lower level. AT the open
ing there was pretence OF frmness,
which was attributed TO the world $
shipments for last week O,I35 900 bushels)
not coming up TO expectations. An IL
regular market succeeded the changes
from strength TO weakness, and wee
versa, being quite frequent until the
initial weakness set IN. May wheat
opened from 6JAsN05lhc.. sod between
ga nc under yesterday Cash wheat
Mas weak and lac. lower
COrn-Much TAX OF an Increased move
ment OF corn just as soon as the roads
improve was heard to-day. May corn
opened al aOc, sold between 3Ol73Olsc
anu Zvlu2Jsc., closing at 2gIsdgB4sc
under yesterday Cash corn was steady
Oats-Ihe same sentiment noted in
corn prevailed IN oats. The conditions
uhucr when larger receipts of corn are
probable apply also TO OATS. The tone
Of the market was generally easy. Trad
lns was light ana devoid OF feature iaIau-
streets gave an increase IN available
stocks OF $1,000 bushels May oats
closed iIc. under yesterday. Cash oats
were easy
rovisions-Produce during most Of the
session kept in touch with the changes
OF grain. There was an exception at
the clOse. however. wheat being weak
and provisions steady. A firm hog mar
ket - a favorable influence at the
start, but 10 was lost sight OF later. At
the close May pork ana May rihs We're
unchanged from yesterday and May lard
2i4c. lower Domestic and foreign mar
kets We're quiet and steady.
The leading futures RANGED ac follows.
Nhf4t- npfp IIfrh oxr Ctcca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
Raleigh Affairs

RALEIGH, n. c.. Feb. lS.-The presi-
dent OF the antiquarian society, Mrs. A.
Is. Andrews, makes an earnest appeal
10 all patriotic North Caroin.ans, 10
meet with the society this afternoon
ana endeayor to secure the preservation
OF old relics OF history that Will rebound
10 the glory of this Gear old State.
News reached here yesterday OF the
sudden death, In New Orleans, OF Mr..
Edward L. Pescud. He was a Raleigh
boy, and a son OF the late Mr.. Peter
Francisco Pescud. Mr.. Pescud went
south to live about fifteen years ago.
His body Will reach here tomorrow Tor
burial.
DR.. Hume professor OF English at the
State University, was to have iectured
before. the Monday Evening Club, one or
Raieigh's literary clubs. last night. on
THE Arthurian Legend" but the blind
ing snow-sto that began In all its
fury about | o'clock yesterday. and con-
tinued nearly all night, made IL advisable
TO postpone the lecture.
This iAorning fully eight inches OF
snow covered the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
raE CLOSING TA1r0As or
MONTY.
Ofersngs and Sales al the Nichn"'" ~
bmcco Exchsnge--fnteFnsi
Collee,sons-Forcign Ad''cc''

NEW YCo< (. Fec. Is.-The moV '1l 1oI
~t .,>'' ,.xrnauge tO-4ay were Hps
astcC.aDA linpoit aht 80 ~, .u,,ii-
a..git-atld Cull iy,,l'' ~. 80, very frm
.a..on Nas oDaf ~ IL IDutaDIc 10
... Ia. SttDStn ntihe 49, "a. suc-
.. I'm London account VIC 80 80
~. t.,tUfu4ueut ivah anu N'e ~
80, t.at IA auy loi tiioi ''e4s'"
.tl,r ~ nee SILVER D. "''0''f 49, ~,
4 al mtct wi.n ue.'"N' ~, ''.,
-et,l ur..ea aDVanceu 1,4ih PeI
...l 90 .uc .t.asig at.lN, -, ,',esr Man
..u rlNIilt, thc oi"''H - ans won
800. 4ua .tuucssct toat "He AOA
soc. . - ,ovAra movement Among
~ rs. ia.ftfe Louisville. NeW A4paDs
t,ro.o Ms prominent, the preferred
rlslug lle 20 80. aisu the Soi.,inVa p ~
tD. n Inc afternoon the traders be-
s.fre bearish. ana under Their sats u
-es-tion ensued Manhattan iell 20 10
l9l... Leather preferred "a 10 o'4' MIS-
SON Paciuc a., 10 ~, chicago Gas is
To- CS, Jersey Contra 10 tV'52' 81 = - O"'l, ~
/ 70 5gk. General Electric ] 10 1Vis. ana
he remainder OF the list .HA per cent
speculation left OF bareiy steady IN tone
al a recovery OF ga per cent ouSdi
v as nouceaDiy firm, OWING 10 reports Sh@l
fna directors Will declare the usual olNi-
.atld early in March. and an extra dlNi-
louo o. 10 per cent after inc adjourn
rf.nf OF Congress The heavy gain IN
The ngs OF the St Paul ROAD Tor
The second week Of February were Sl-o.-
90. as compared with last year, had a
favorable influence upon the market, and
induced purchases OF all the Granger
stocks for both the long and short ac-
cunt. Bonds were easier.
The sales OF listed stocks to-day ~aS-
gregafcd l2U.7s4 shares and Of unlisted
ftocks q $50 shares.
/ Money on can easy az $780, per cent,
'ast loan at 81 per cent. and closing Of
Tered al ~ per cent. prime mercantile
paper. 6u1 per cent. Bar silver, Giss.
Sterling exchange dun with actual bust
ness in bankers bills al 4s69Q4sJsl for
sixty days and 4s7fsa4ss for demand;
posted rates. 4s7Q 1881. commercial bills.
.sJ%aiSG Government bonds strong.
State bonds quiet Railroad bonds dun.
Silver az the board was neglected.
Treasury Balances. Coin. SIG, ZOO 260;
currency, SS5.J29. 734
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

cd Washington TO urge the building OF
hips at the various navy-yarus'
met again at Kim Hall. in Portsmouth:
to-day. Upon motion, II was resoiVeo
that i'm view OF the failure OF the SEN
ate Naval Commifte etc accord them =
fair hearing after an appointment nau
been made for such hearing through our
Senator Daniel. that a subcommittee DE
appointed to enlist the cooperation OF the
great daily newspapers OF our country
to bring before Congress ana the peo-
pie OF the country the claims OF all the
the naval work for which Congress must
provide. Mr.. sherman. president or the
portsmouth City Council. was authorized
TO name the subcommittee e1d take
sccompl.sh the object OF this resolution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1s.e-Hlour strong
and unchanged.
Wheat qhlct and steady; No. red,
track, I6.ac.
Cora quiet and steady; No. mixed
SOC
oats fairly active and unchanged.
Pork active, firm. and unchanged
Lard firm, steam lear, So.lo; Kettle
so -.
bacon firm: loose shoulders. S5.25: short
ribs, 5000. short clear, SJ.1J.
Dry sa ted meats firm and active loOsr
shoulders. $40: short ribs, 50 l23a; short
clear. @J.3It4: boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at ST..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, FEB. 1s.--Fiour quiet.
easy, ana unchanged. Southern Hour
dun, easy. and unchanged.
Wheat dul and lower, with options,
closing firm. NO. red, store anu e4e-
vator. '0tfG &c; anoat. evAQslc. OPP
tons were ou4l ana weak al "a &c. ne
cine, 40. red. february, 12Ac.; March,
! i5c.; May, Dhc.; June, Dtsc.; jury, &c.
Corn Gun and easier. No. >, 56i4c., ele-
vator, SiAc. anoaL Options were cuil
aud weak al &c. decline, tebruary and
May o6c.; July. SIC.
oats dun and steady. Options dull
ana easy. February, @55c.: May, 2Jt2c.
spot prices: No. 2 25AU25l2c. No. =
Nnlte. 209sc.; mixed western. -GQ2ic.
hay firm and in iair demand; ship
ping, 75Vsoc.; good to choice, 9vc.q>lu9.
beef quiet ana unchanged, beef hams
dun at $IJOO0 1850, terced bcei duh anu
steady, city extra, indla mess, slJ.vVu
1919. cut meats qniei. easy, ana un-
changed.
La.0 quiet and steady. western steam,
ouil. Continent, s5.yo, souhh American,
80 -. compound. s5.15W5.OD.
Pork quiet and unchanged.
Butter IN good demand. choice hrmer;
STATE DAIRY. SelIc.; 90. creamery, held
at l5qIlc.; western dairy. 9izQ l5c.; IL
Cotton seed oil duh and weak: crude.
21i9e2Zc.; yellow prime, &c. asked; do.
OH grade. 25l2c.
Kosin active and firm; strained. com
mon 10 good, Sl6OQ1. 62ik
Jurpenune quiet and steady at 29laU30c.
Rice and mOlasses firm and unchanged
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picbed, AS
05c.
Coffee firm at 5Gl0 points up: March
Sl2.6Oa II 50, April. S1225; May tl205q
u 10; June, Sll.s5. July. Sl1.G5; septem-
Der $llOJgll.UJ; December, SlO75a 1888
spot Rio dun and steady; No. Z, sl3.25
Sugar-Raw frmer and quiet fancy re-
fning, 3esQo3tc Refined moderately ac-
tive, firm, and unchanged.
treights 10 Liverpool quiet and nominal /;
cotton. 3-5Zd.; gram, I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
81, InIfIS MARKED

ST. LOUIS. 40, Feb ls.-flower &C.
lower, patent. s3sVH3.S5; fancy. S.vvu
$40 choice, S2.uD42i5.
Wheat lower February. 6D4c.; May
csc. bid; July, size. nominal.
Corn lower, February 2J4c.; May.
26.c bid. July. 2Sc
Oats lower, February. lS3.c., nominal
May, 2OHN2pNc bid. July, lJiIc.
Pork-Standard mess. new, SlOl2i2; old,
S9.621..
iard--Prime steam. $500; choice $3.50.
Bacon--Shoulders, $3.50: longs. 1878;
clear ribs, $5.s71s; clear sides. 800
Dry Sailed Mssts--Shoulders. N.75:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
jack Tar> FROM III west

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 1s-A special
train of five cars arrived here tonight
over the Southern railway from San
Francisco with one hundred and thirty
United States sailors and naval officers,
who have been transferred from the Pa
ciflc 10 the Atlantic coast
The party left San Francisco last Thurs
day evening by the Southern Pacific
route, and arrived on time at 9 O'Clock
this evening. The train came via New
Crleaps, Montgomery. and Atlanta. IL
f. only recent y that the Navy Depart
ment has adopted the plan OF transferring
sailors by rail, the custom being 10 send
them by steamer and the Isfhmus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
I.ascc4, bales: France, s7ooso bales; Con-

! .45c. Gas bales: France, &c. 39 bales; Con-
tineni 1.2O1,Gi3 bales.
Futures closed quiet ana steady: sales
$4,000 bales: February. 7.53. March.
755; April. $50, June. 7.G7. July. 49,
August. 1.C7. September. TAG: OCTOBER
715 November. i.3l. December. 100
LIVERPOOL. feb. 1s--l2.30 J.. M
Cotton market quiet ana prices stean'eI,
American middiIng. lJ-Y2, sales, o.ovo
balcs, American. 100 bales. speculation
and export. 3DJ bales. receipts, lS.Vp
baies. American, 600 bales. Futures
opened steady ana demand moderate.
February, -Z-usN4 24-,,4 chr uary ana
March, ..l-6I. March ard April, l'.',4
"a xl-5f, April and May. 4 1868 N-o4
May ana June ! l7-Osp4 1854; June ana
July. 1851. July and August, = lt-viu
: lf-c4, August and September. l4-tS.
September and October. std, OctoDeF
ana NOV emoer, 4 3-G4ul 4-6t. November
ana December. 1854. FUTURES steady.
a. h.-tebrLary, J 2i-v-q4 -J-ci,
SCI .ors. february and March. -<-vf,
seAcfs, March ana April, -y-b44i = %,
buyers. Apni and May. 1864, sellers
May ard June, = Jo-y4ui 1864, selefs'
June aid july 4 ia-Olui ls-OI. buyers;
july and august. ! I1-1l August and
September. l4-64e4 15-GI. September
ana October, 7-Oi. october and NoVeIn-
Der, 3-6fU5 3-C4. sellers, November ard
December, 3-6i. Futures closed STEADY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Richmond, Va, Feb. Is, 1896
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. hogsheads, filters, 6. cut
tiers. = smokers. Z; leaf dark, :: Tugs
dark, y. Total. 30 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspectiOns-Bright, = hogsheads: dark,
II hogsheads. Reinspectlcns-Brigh /
hogshead.
Myers. Davenport's, Planters, Williams
Rehlings, Allegheny, Farmers. Old
Dominion. ShelDurne's. Shockoe, Cren-
shaws, and SeabrOoks tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 81 pack
ages. deliveries, GO packages.
United States internal revenue coilec-
tons on tobaccos for the city of Rich
mond, Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
SO. 10: plug tobaccos, S3.S9f. Total.
yi.j5S.1j
a good break Of bright loose tobaccos
VIII be offered at Shelburnes warehouse
tomorrow.
Sun-cured wrappers sold as high as
$50 on the dark loose breaks to-day
Our Colonel William Harper Dean. who
met with a severe accident on Friday
last, is reported 10 be convalescine so
rapidly that his friends hope 10 see him
out in high feather in day or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

Money Makes Interest while Buried In a
t.li.r.

LYNCHBURc. Va, FEB. Especial,
Walter b. Tyler, president OF the Fred
orieksburg Farm and Implement Works.
Is here to-day conferring with the Board
Of Trade and . special committee OF the
citv Council in regard 10 moving the
rlenf 10 this city. Inc party visited sew
eral sites this morning, and AR. Tyler
expressed himself a. much pleased with
Smith Hunter. cOlored citizen. ten
wears ago buried so in The cellar OF his
house Later ne locked in vain for 1t.
Yesterday while, digging in the cellar he
unearthed Si2 tie IL OF the opinion that
some one borrowed the money and re-
placed IL with interest.
Engineer Kirby. OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, had his face badly
scalded at Forest last night b. water
escaping from the injector of his engine.
He came on to Lynchburg, where his face
was dressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCA AAhDS. ILL. Feb.
ls.-catue. Receipts. 1910; market
steady. common 10 extra steers, &.-J1
s.t1 stockers and feeders. Sk6Uu3.3t.
COWS and bulls. $l.GOaS0D; Texans, S-.SJ
0410.
hogs-Receipts. 10000; market firm to
&c. higher. heavy packing and shipping
lots, S3.9J1i.2O. common to choice mixed,
S3.95l4.22is; choice assorted, s4.2Vl 40,
light, s40Vq 100 pigs. s3.2JQi.2O.
Sheep-Reoeipts, lao. market steady;
inferior 10 choice. $2-J0Q3.I0, lambs, $50
u47J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
BALTINORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 1S.-Flour
duh ana unchanged
" heat Gun and firm. no. red spot
ana February I3Hc. bid May. 72l4N
l.Ec. southern, by sample. 75na6c.
corn STEADY, mixed spot and February,
s3is t,@39sc.' May, 3JW35iac. steamer mix
ed. ,5ZN5~ifc., southern. 55U3Sc.
Oats-AO. white western. 2SN2Slkc.
No. , mixed. western, 26ia 427c.
kye STEADY, No. =, 8tH1aoc. Tor near by
and 47N4sMc. for western.
Hay STEADY
Grain fre.ehts fat
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
THL SOUIHEEy IN COLLISION.
She Returns to Port In a Sinking Condi.
ffop.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb 1s.-Spe-
cial-rhe steamship southery. which
sailed from here light. for New YORK
yesterday afternoon during a severe wind
storm. returned here this afternoon in
a sinking condition.
when off Cape Charles last night, AT
$50 O'Clock. she was run down by the
three-rnasted schooner Yale, bound in
light. A large hole was made in the
Sopthcfy's a'nlGslip. Small boats. steer
ing-eear. and smoke-sfack carried away.
The steamship was barely saved from
sinking, aud was Brought here with
great difficulty. The only injury sustain
cd by the schooner was the loss OF her
bow-sprit and jihboom. She has not yet
reached port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
An INCENDIIRF,S WORK.
a Pine Barn and All Its Contents
Burned.

WINSTON, X. C.. Feb. 1s.-Special. -
The barn OF Caleb o. Gillon, one OF the
burned Sunday night. together with six
horses thirteen COWS three hundred
bushels OF corn. seven bales of cotton.
wagons, buggies, and all his farming
ln.P.e.Dents a4.u large amount ~ piv-
NCnder.
II was the work OF an incendary.
and a negro has been arrested who is
suspected of having applied the torch.
lie is thought to be taxing revenge or
the white people in that section of Ca
barrus and Rowan counties who have
hren summoned TO Salisbury 10 appear
before the grand jury in cases against
So T. ncglUta.
The loss is very great TO Mr.. Gillon.
nothing being insured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

M YORK. Feb ls-Cotton quiet;
idcf gut sis. middling. rs; gross
"a, :. 400 bales exports to Continent,
800 . Is. forwarded. 739 bales: sales,
b spinDers. 134 bales: stock.
l04 = iales.
rodO-oay-Net receipts. 1887 bales
cYDot0 Great Britain. O3 bales: France,
o Continent, Gag bales; stock.
S.5. itales.
Toffnce September ist--Net receipts,
4<Gz@ bales: exports to Great Britain,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
posroke Wants the copyention

ROANOKE. VA, Feb. ESPECIAL. -
The Democratic Executive Committee
held d meeting this afternoon and APP
+ KeG a committee, composed or j.
Alien Watts, A. 7. Stapeles. A. l..
Payne. 5. Hamilton Graves. and W. a
Glasgow, TO present the claims OF this
city as a suitable place for the State Con-
vention 10 the State Committee, which
meets in Richmond Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. C.. Feb. 1s.-Rosin
firm: 81. ained, 81 2J good strained. sl.o".
Spirits OF turpentine hrm; macnlhe'
2ii4c.. Irregular, Z~sc.
Crude Notwithstanding doing.
Tar firm at yOc.
CHARLESTON, s. C.. Feb. 1s.-Turpen-
tine firm.
KOsin firm. Quotations: A and u.
81 %. &. 81 10: ID. $50: j.. sf.35: J.. 81 10:
q. sl.45: II. Sl.5O: /. Sl.35. *. Sl.GD: other
grades. no demand
SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. is.-Spirits of
fuipentine firm at PIC. sales. 100 casks;
receipts. 1se casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged sales, 2,Oo)
barrels: receipts 2.1.c barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
Charlotte Votes for Bonds.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., Feb. Especial.
This city FMS been stirred up some
time over the bend issue question. The
question has been, shall the city issue
scf0.00l of thirty-year bonds or not? The
bonds carried to-day after a hard hight
on both sides by majority OF 29e. The
streets tonight ars crowded With ward
politicians; but all Is quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Feb. 1s.-Spe-
ciai The Mining iAri-r re
party, consisting OF about one hundred
persons passed through here tonight
IL rOate 40 -stA l'.r lily. The par v
left their special train at Portsmouth
avd cave rNCr on ffI. etoar,,f~ This
point, where they took the regular ex-
pres ua.D IoI NcW loIk, 10 ~ present
at the opening OF the Mining Exchange
tomorrow. The party have with them
a carload Of gold ore, which was moved
by the Adams Express Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
NEw YoRK De GooDs MARKET.

NEW YORK Feb. 1a.-Ihe journal OF
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin IN
market says:
Taken in the aggregate. there has been
more business transacted ia cotton gOOds
since last review than during Immediately
preceding weeks. but the Improvement
has been Of very modified and hardly
spontaneous character.
The market al the moment IS uncertain
and hardly encouraging, but II possesses
elements of merit. which may in the near
future assert themselves to It's decided
benefit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
GlIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


I'I""T0NT, ~ TtN. Is, $50
Citations: Nhcat-LOnebo berry. ~ 10
zoe. tiAed, 10 10 l9c.. shOrtberry. 70 20
To-. So. . fed, 1874 10 7yc.
COW mite. Virginia, 30 10 &6c. No.
VI DOC. 10 90 lie. No. mixed.
"a t0lIc.
GA. No . mixed. "a 1-2c 10 25c.: No.
mis. % l-2c. 70 24c.. winter seed. 2sc.
% ri
RlH2 70 &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

The Fire at Gresnyille Was Very Dis.

TARBcRC. y. c., Feb. is.--We have
had the severest snow storm known in
this section so late in the season, for
ytars-six inches deep.
Joe Bum, a ferrynlan, was drowned
haze last night. Another man and wo-
man were in the river some time but
were rescued.
ne fire al Greenville, our neighoortng
town. interests our deepest sympathy.
Ii is estimated that 10000 worth OF real
and personal property was burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

Citizens of Tide-vaier Resent Secretary
Ue-h.,t's Shi bby 1reafmsnf.

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 1S.-Special.-
The committee from the Councils OF Nor
folk. Portsmouth. and Berkley. which.
with the Judge OF Norfolk county. the
Commonwcalth's-Atio OF Norfolk
county and OF Portsmouth. with dele
gates from the Chamber OF Commerce.
business Mems Exchange. and Real Es-
tate Exchange, OF Norfolk. recently visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

TROY, n. Y, Feb. is.-All OF the miss
ing operatives OF the Stetheimer collar
and shirt factory. burned last night,
have been accounted for except one
Ii is now thought that only three per-
sons. instead OF twelve. persisted In the
flames.
The injured ar. all recovering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
Dillon Succeeds McCnrihy-

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Mr. John Dillon.
member OF Parliament for East MAYO.
was to-day elected chairman OF the Anti
Parneilite section OF the lrish National
Isl party. by vote OF 81 to p. 10 succeed
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, who withdraws
from the leadership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19
nAITlMOKE sTocK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE. AID, Feb ls-Virgiria
s. reU, l5i4nf3a. DO Centuries. OlM0
h@s Baltimore and ONO. 3613p4 Con-
% ldated Gas stock. J9;i o59i.. do. bonds.
s. lli bid. DO. SIS. 10Jsg1e7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-19

LONDON. Feb lS-Bar silver, 30ikd.:
consois 1yy for money and 100 l-l6 Tor
The account
$50 J.. 81 Paris afvines quote 3 per
cent rentes al lr2 francs ana T2i4 cen
times Tor the account.