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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
FNTIRGE THE HOsPITII.
The old Dominion WIZ shortly he Made
More tUmtnOoIDu-.

WUI g tUInInUNIUU-.
,rt. members az th. Boaga of Aiauasers
of ii4 ,iI6' 0et,tiliou Hospital were much
il- monthly report vi ths superintendent,
Als- Dabaniss. mainly BECAUSE they saw
u Dc the realization VI what tlcy mad
been hoping aud working iOr namely, 4
steady. healthy growth OF charity WORK.
beginning nunh % snort ilHlr "ho. "iN'-
uaL any money, and continuing IL Win
uuI auE errAl appeal 10 iuc pablo. tnc
membership feel grutlued at the hold tuc
hospital has gotten on the public FAVOR.
ana with lll-Wll 10 none and d coura5eoua
purpose 10 advance. thty are projecting
plans Tor such enlargement tndt none
intt pe turned away VINO Apply FOR lretl-
menL only those VINO sometimes loon
in upon the homes or squaior ana poverty
can appreciate the blessing mat comes
lo sick one removed from such haunts
TO "a comfortable cot ana charity ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
me CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
MONFI.
Offerings and Sales at tho Richmond To
bacoo fschsnge-Interpal Bovenus
tollsctions-Foreign Advances.

NEW YORK. Feb 29.-The market for
bccufitits showed an improving tendency
to-day. so Tar ass the course OF prices
was concerned, but the paucity OF bust
ness dcpriN cd the advance OF good deal
OF significance. which might nave been
attached 70 10 had the transactions reach
cu even normal proportions. The trad
iug was confined entirely TO professional
operators. ass may bee inferred from the
fact that tue sales aggregated less than
10000 shares. At the opening prices
improved fractionally. in sympathy with
Tire receipt Of lower quotations from
London but the rise was soon checked
hy drop In Leather preferred from OH
70 aJi3 ON unfounded rumOrs that The
dividend would bee reduced. The general
list ram of a TO q from closing figures
on saturday, but the selling was mainly
Tor short account The rise an british
cousOls accompanied. as II was, By more
pacific news from The LeVaut, tOgclher
with the absence OF any further uniaNof-
able Developments in the Cuban situaloh'
imhucd the bulls with more courage,
Buying orders were placed IN various
stocks. and although they were geheIdiiy
for small amounts, the market promptly
responded. The recovery was out ia
part TO the official announcement that
the directors of Inc Iehthcf COMPANY
81 their mtctiue this afternoon had pe-
c'ared "a dividend OF ] per cent me
stock quickly eot back 10 Jii2 while To-
hacco moved up from tl9s 10 i3'n sugar
from ilG TO 1liiz ana Manhattan from
STis TO SIS The rest Oiihe list ad-
Nauced q. 10 US pea cent The biiunlnous
coal and iron stocks were strengthened
D. the large orders placed for steel rails
for home consumption and export.
majority az the leading issues closed
within i.nls per cent Of the highest
figures recorded. but Leather preferred
yielded "a and Jersey Central nearly 1
pr cent THE latter was weakened in
tIe Tate trading los reports that the It
lIIh and Wilkes barre which Us controlled
~ thc Jersey Central. barely earned
operating expenses ia 1886. Speculation
ccsed duil and generally firm Net
Mes show advances Of ans per cent.
Tobacco leading Bonds were higher.
p Pee eHlrs footed up Sl3Ol 600
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Money On
C.Il easy &C. li442 per cent. last lean az
Ia per cent. audi closing offered at ~
per cent. primo mercantile paper per
cent HT silver. 6ias Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers
lfIa at 4s5lt for sixty days and 49, Tor
demand. posted rates. 4SJM0isS; com
narual bills. 4s3ts0 1871. Government
bonds % shade easier state bonds neg
lccfcd Railroad bonds nrm SILVER al
tie board was dun -
TREASURY BALANCES. Coin, Sl2f,-
cfI -.tf. currency. 500 OiS .Uif.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. 80 WHEAT
The news Of the day on wheat WAS not
at all bcarish. nor yet bulilsh, but aiteI
the most of II was in and digested, prices
broke 1asc and the close had recovered
but &c The apparent explanation OF
the weakness lay In the more pc"'elul
feeling abroad rs Indicated by hleher con-
eols al London and lower prices Tor wheat
at Liverpool. The belief that war rs
becoming less probable each day tended
TO destroy bun confidence. ana Tree sen
ing was the result May wheat opened
from 76c. TO T5ssc., sold between 'o'sc.
and Tbc.. closing at lossc.-lhg re. uDues
Saturday cash wheat was weak ana
1c. lower
CORN-Trading I'm corn was attended
with more interest than has accompanied
IL for some time. The extremely neaNN
eXpOrtg of last week. together with
comparatively small interior movement
entered into consideration OF determining
the tone Of the market and the Naiuc On
the grain. Combined with these factors,
there was for time very urm Wheat
market. and that naturally affected corn.
The large increase in Invisible stocks ana
q break I'm wheat brought about recessiOns
iu corn later May corn opened an ZfAc..
sold between 24%c. and 2thc. closing az
24iac-ikc higher than Saturday. tnsn
corn was &C. higher for through oAion
and steady for local.
OATS-The tendency in oats was 10
emulate the action Of corn. For the
FIRST hour business NdN iiti7h't'h hlont-
w. al ono price. but when the other grains
advanced oats followed. A prominent
scalper offered freely early and bought
later. The late action Was al easy prices
May oats closed shade under SATURDAY.
Cash oats steady.
PROVISIONS information from the
hos market this morning gave traders
In product nothing new ON which 20 base
o. buying or selling argument THE run
Of hogs was moderate and prices un-
changed Grain extended assistance TO
provisions slight improN emeut being
noted Packers were fair buyers or
pork The cash demand being good.
helped 10 sustain The futures May pork
.losed shade under Saturday MAY lard
"a .05c lower aud Nav ribs unchanged.
Domestic and foreign markets were quiet
and steady
HIDES Were I'm good demand and firm
natives heavy. W.c.. light Size. native
,rands heavy sAc.: light. 7ilc
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
10 SELLCTF ORTRIITS
which WIN Adorn the Walls of Lee Camp
Hall.

The special committee appointed bv
Lee Camp some weeks ago To consider
tae question as 10 what portraits might
Doe secured leo be hung ga the walls OF
Lee Camp Hall, held another lengthy
session last night The gathering WAS
entirely informal and a free exchange
of opinions Was INDUCED.
IL was decided that the committee
meet hereafter every Tuesday night. at
s. o'clock, until their labors are COM
pleted.
Several subcommittee presented
number II names OF officers oil the Con-
fedeTate army. whose portraits they
deemed desirable for the gallery OF Con-
feierate heroes. The selections were ap-
proved By the general committee and
au effort Will new be made 10 secure
these portraits.
4 resolution was adopted. under when
ana effort shall be made. as TAR as prac-
teal TO secure the portraits VI officers
I'm Confederate uniform only.
The offer Of Captain cyrus BOssieux
10 present Lee Camp with a portrait OF
General Bradley 4. johnson WAS ne
ceptad. and. according 10 the resolution
lust passed OF The TWO pictures sub
United, the one was selected which rep.
resents him in the gray uniform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24


Yesterday evening about o'clock a
crowd of small nesro boss were playing
Ia the neighhorho1l of thl hub and spoke
factor. just below Fulton.
one col them ai.l. NAa-. I.d shot
gun aud Doe was having fin with the
other boys by gaAins them jump aud
dance.
Floyd Jackson boy OF about thirteen
years. MAS commanded O. jump. which
he did 50 well that tlc command was Ice
peated. Tho second time, however. he
was too slow and tho gun went on. the
entire load going into bis risht les. ocm-
plstely ,hatterins lI
Jackson was carried 90 Harris0u's
drug store. aud the ambulance was SUM
mOned. ID qfskiy responded iu charge
OF Or. Charles Labenburg who found
that ihe boy was suffering considerably
from the shock anl tho loss of blood
Tho Doctor handled him tenierly how.
ever and aid what 10 could 10 sop the
flow of blood and alay tho pain. and
carried him TO the Almshouse. where he
IS lying in critical condition The
chances OF h.s recovery are slight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

The bazaar continues 20 90 merriiy and
successfully ON. ana last evening there
was large crowd present The feature
OF The evening was the drill OF Com
pany "F under The command OF Cap
tain Frank Cunningham, ana his little
company "B. which is composed Of
small girls They wore red dresses and
White hats and drilled perfectly. evOking
great applause by their fauliiess man
oeuvrcs
Sergeant Hamilton. OF Company "F'
was presented with handsome lamp by
the ladies in recognition OF bis faith
rtl work Ono behalf of the bazaar The
of the different articles at
the various booths has commenced, and
will continue each night. There IS also
dancing every night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
nestle. fair to extra. syaec.; Japan. ~

nestle, fair TO extra. 3rsd6c.; Japan. ~
Q4kc.
MOLASSES-Hteady and In moderate de-
mand' New Orleans, open kettle. good
10 choice lsa9Oc
PEANUTs-Quiet. fancy hsnd-picked.
3is13e4c.
COFFEE-Quiet and unchanged TO 8
points down February. 500. March.
s5.lS. Nay. 1920. July. 81 2Jq930. Au-
gust. $3.50. September, 81 3Og83j. Spot
Rio dun ana easy. No. T. SgB2ia
sCGAk-kaw nrm and IN fair demand;
fair refining. 2I.c. Refined quiet and firm.
on A. +qiisc. standard A. $50. cut-loaf.
Dc crushed DC. graduated. 4Ac.
FREIGHTS 10 Market
quiet. cotton, by steamer, iIi9c. per 100
pounds. grain. by steamer. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

Distress Whistles Warned The Town Of
Danger and Saved Many Lives

BRISTOL. TENN, Feb. 8-Special-
Brstol sustained upwards OF s. 500 dam
ages by high waters which swept through
the town at an early hour this morning
Tie distress whistles saved many FAM
HES from danger of drowning All res
licences along Beaver Greek were Hooded
the water being from four TO six feet deep
IN some Of them. a number OF business
houses ana lumber yards suffered heavy
loss
Lockett & Co. wholesale grocers. lost
about five carloads OF groceries and pro-
visions. Y. keebler wholesale grain
dealer. lost heavily. The waters have
not been so high here since 1876
The new county iron bridge over the
llolston River at Bluff Ciy. is a wreck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

The cast OF characters for the cont
opera entitled a Dress Rehearsal. 70
be given at Cathedral Han Tuesday.
March End. Il as follows:
Miss Jones. Mss Matte Pegram: Mrs.
Jarvey Miss Nellie Murphy. Cinderella.
Mss Blanch t9ps. Clara Wilkins Miss
NJ nvma Taylor carry Jackson Miss
Katie o Neal. Prudence Pinchback. Miss
Kate simpson; Kosa Jennings. Miss Lii
lie Bendail. SophonlsFa Snirlns. Mis-
latte Boston. tlumpie Miss Mamie
Ryall. Martha. Miss Bertha Anthony;
Servant. Miss Ellen NcD0nough. Madc-
moiselle Epinard Miss Madeleine Forum;
Sarah Ann, Miss blanch Thinner. Mad.
Miss Mary Boston.
They will be All ready AT 8 p. NJ. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
HAITIMnRE MAR.rr

BALTIMORE. ND. Feb. 23--FLOUR-
Dun, western superhne s2Gjn8.nO. do.
extra s32Ju30J. do. family. - 2JG4.tO.
winter wheat. patent. Sf75U5.OO. spring
DO, 81 fOFif 90. do. straight. S420qi 40.
WHEAT Unsettled and lower. rpOt.
Soc. bid. May. sl4ns2c.. southern. by
sample. ypuslc., do on grade. sfi4nsJNo.
oa,Lc', MarDL s9i5aa6 &c %pril' .Gs,te
-6'sc. May. 27iEN2si.c.. steamer mixed.
25n25isc. southern white. 2sn2sic; 90.
yellow. 25ibQ pc
OATs-Qniet. No White. 23G2lc; No.
mixed. 2if22c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
cINcINNArI AlARkrr

CINCINNATI o.. Feb 23-FLOTR-
Winter patent S4.55q47 rs. do. fancy. S4l5
"a . 20.
WHEAT-Quiet, No . red. gOc.
CORN Active. No. 2 mixed. 22iZc No.
. white 23Lc
.OATs-Aofve. no . mixed. 1sa1Sl4c.i
No white. &c.
LARD-Keitle. $3.50; prime steam. 81 20
9375
DRY sALTED MEATS Steady: shout
ders. A25; short rib sides. 81 %; short
clear AK5; clear bellies. $40, boxed
meats. &c. additional
BACON Steady. loose shoulders 81 20:
short ribs. $3.50. short clear. SfG3ia. clear
bc.lt- f12a, boxed meats lfc. more
WHISKY Active $40 Sil7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
/" Earkr.I Afrirn.-

Darkest Africa was the subject OF
Nj ". ). Hoalys address at Cathedral
Hall last evening. \ fairly large au-
dience was entertained for about two
hours by listening 10 the narratives OF
the land made famous by Stanley and
Livingstone. The lecture was for the bene-
M or ST. Mar School. AIR. Healy - a
pleasant speaker. and possesses great
descriptive powers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

NEW YORK. Feb 23-The Journal or
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin I'm
It's review Of the week Of the dry goods
market says.
The large number OF buyers in town
have made their presence felt more In the
lobbing houses than i'm the primary mar
ket The demand at first hands has
been moderate Buyers have adhered
sieadfastly tO,a conservative policy. par
ticularly on staple lines Of cotton goods
They are anxious 10 place orders for
future delivery In fancy cotton goods
there has been q steady supplementary
demand. chiefly for printed varieties.
most Of which are I'm good condition aud
prices well held The wOOlen goods
division has shown a good business pass
ing IN men s. wear heavy weight wOollens
and wOrsteds notably IN the cheaper
gredes. and the new season IS making fair
progress. Collections continue generally
so fisfactorv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. %
speciai.-An old frame dwelling. situated
In the southwestern portion OF the city.
caught fire az 4 o'clock Sunday morning.
The ire department succeeded in pre-
venting the entire destruction Of The build
ing The Dwelling WAS occupied by J. H.
Rarcus who. with his family. barely es-
caped hAina sanSumed ~ the flames,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. Feb.
% -CATILE-R Receipts. 800 head; mar
ket barely steady. common to extra
steers. 90 50Q5 80. stOckers and feeders.
S3OO04e5. COWS and bulls. SlS0Q875.
Texans s. 2JuI3O.
HOGS Receipts - 900 head market
easy early. closing steady; heavy pack
ing and shipping lots S331d3 90. common
10 choice mixed. S3.40U3574. choice as
torted S8b00865. light, SO 1913 Gela;
pigs 50 250s 62ik
SHEEP Receipts. 1000 head: market
firm; inferior 10 choice S2.50g4l0. lambs.
y35OQ5lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
MY YORK PRODrcE MARKET

Z T.. 7
NEW YORK. Feb. quiet
and about steady. winter wheat low
grades. 50 3ON3IO. do. fair 10 fancy 81 a.
also, do. patent. Si6oN5OO. Minnesota
clear. S350p3p5. patent - l0nis5. low
extras S23uU33n. city mills 50 OOG 90 f.
do. patent S4SOd5 g. Southern flour
dun and steady. common 60 fair extras.
s. 2013.50. good 10 choice S350G4nD.
WHEAT-Spot market dun and easier.
with options. T. O. b.. Sale. ungradcd
red 7laeoc. No. / northern. S5Ac OPP
lions opened weak and declined 4sUlc..
rallied i.N3sc declined l4l4c. rallied
&c.. and closed firm az lNplasc. under
Saturday. with trading fairly active. No.
red. February. S2l4c. March. $3.50
April. $50, MAY. Sic. June, sO&c. july,
1880. September 76isc
CORN-Spot dun and easier, No
2oAc. elevator; 3oi.c .afloat. Options
duil and steady az 1880. decline. Feb
ruary 2ai.c. MAY Doc; July 3lisc.
OATS SPOT quiet and steady. Options
dull and steady. February. 2lsc.. MAY
DISC July 229sc. Spot prices. No. =
2lAc. No. white. 23i-c, mixed western
HAY-Prme steady: others steady:
shipping 55c. good TO choice. 72isQSOc
hides Firm. light offerings wet salt-
ed Havana. selected $3.50 pounds 7aic.;
Texas dry. 2O02' pounds be.
WOOL Firm aud in moderate demand:
domestic fleece. l6H23c; pulled. lSa2lc.;
Texas 1dl2c
BEEF-Firm and quiet. family $4,000
10 50. extra mess. S1OJps.Ou. beef hams
steady at SIS OONlS.5O, tierced beef slow
and steady. city extra lnds mess. $500
Nl4OD.
OUT MEATS Firm ana fairly active:
picked bellies L. pounds. 81 10. picked
shoulders S475Nj00. do hams $3.50
900
LARD-Quiet and easy; western steam.
81 17ia. city. S3Sy MAY. $3.50 nominal
Refined dull continent. Si4j. South
American ss.65. compound. Sl0oFi -.
PORK Easy new mess. Ss25as7S.
BUTTER Lower and In fair demand.
state dairy 1Oulsc.. do. creamery, l3q
lsc. Elgins. 19c.
EGGS Easier and I'm moderate demand
state and Pennsylvania i0c.; iCe-house.
case " 1903 30. western. fresh. lsi4c.,
southern. i1misi4c.. lined. 13nlSiac.
tOTrON-SEED OlIs-Quiet and firm:
G. ude. 2Oa20isc. yellow prime 2S&H24c
kosI Steady. strained. common to
TCRPENTINE-Quiet At 2siaG2Dc.
RlCE-firm and la Coca demand, do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
ST. InrIs NlAnErr

ST LOUIS. MO. Feb. e3-FIOUR-
Unchanged.
NhEAT-Lower, May. sps4sHlc.;July.
Illac BID
CORN liisher. February roc. nomi-
nal. Mav 12ite.. July. 23lsc
OATS Lower. February. 1910. ronf-
nal. May 1hisc.
Ia Prime steam. S877ls; choice.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
TILE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-CO1TON-
Steady. midding, 1hC.. net receipts "''
bales. gross receipts, o,5sl bales, eApoi -
10 Great Britain, 600 bales. 10 France.
LOO bales, TO tho continent, t,i"o hai's,
forwarded. 1908 bales; sales. f'.s5 bai.s
spiDners. 395 bales. stock (actuaD' -"''''i
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 1905 bales.
exports to Great Britain. 3,-V" p"'a .
TO France, 1.250 bales. TO the continent
Z 1893 bales. stock, g3l, 1855 bales.
Total so far this Week-Net I.-,'p,a'
JOOOO bales. exports TO Great iIltd'.i,
26g5l bales TO France l.2oO bales' ~
the continent 3s.el2 bales.
Total since September lst-Nel receiPis'
. SJ0Oly bales, exports TO Great bilt"'H'
. sfO l5l bales TO France. oJZ.JD ba4ca'
10 the continent. as So bales, 10 the
channel O,3Sl bales -
Futures closed steady; sales, 1J0DO
bales. February and March, be9. NPih,
6.9J, May Iol; June. 40 Juiy, ,o ~
August. ~. September, 81 OcloDei'
Cos: November. 671. December $40.
NEW YORK. Feb. - -COIION- HoH-
day-Net receipts. 81 bales. gross receipts,
r. 49, bales. forwarded. 3.ab9 bales. STOCK,
"a gSs bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 206I1 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 10 bales. 70
The continent. $500 bales, stock, 3-J'd"e
bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
ptfaIt ltttSs fAibl 10 ~ Nfitff -
y ISL bales. 10 the continent. 81 80 bales.
Toal since September lst-Net receipts,
$50 923 bales, exports 10 Great britain
25lOB2l bales. to France. J3i ,OS0 bales
10 the continent ] Al l3J bales, 10 the
channel, 5.4S1 bales.
LIVERPOOL Feb. a3.--l2:8o =. NJ
Market quiet prices iirmi
American middllng 99-32d. sales. 10 90
bales; American. $500 bales. speculation
ana export 300 bales. receipts. 2J.OD
bales. American. 1880 bales. Futures
opened quiet aud .smand poor. Ameri-
can middiing. low lii->-ling clause, J. en-
Iuarv. 3 5G-64d.. February and March
and March and April. 55-bid Apri
and MAY. 55-6igS 5e-G4d. MAJ ana
june. 56-G4d.: June and July. 51-64d.
July and August. 3 5G-G4nj 5I-c4d Au-
gust and September. 5S-64g3 14-ofa.
and December, 5000. "-
lures quiet but steady.
12.45 T.. NJ -American spot grace
1-32d higher, American middhnk. iulI'
fa.d. good middling. 4 Lied; middhnk'
g 15-1Cd.. low middline sgd. good ordl-
nary SD; ordinary, LTD.
y. M.-American iniddhng, low mn
ding clause Eel ruary. February anu
March. and March uu0 April. . 'i-a4d''
sellers. April and May 3 b6-t4d.. bdyeis
Nav and June and June and July . o"-r'
al 5T-G4d.. sellers: July and August
( 57-Gld.. sellers. August and september z
, 54-G4d. September and oc'outI'
! 4s-G4d.. BUYERS. October and November
! 44-Gld. sellers November and Deceni-
Der. 3 1850, sellers. Futures closed
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

II was reported last night that officer
H. w. Mosby. of the First District, VINO
WAS appointed about ten days ago by
the Police Commissioners TO succeed the
late Officer Crane. had offered his rcsig-
nation as member OF the force 20 the
Police Commissioners.
The report could not he verified last
night.
officer M0sby has been confined 70 his
home for several days by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
LONU0N AND PANS MARKET

LONDON Fch. 33 - Ear silver
e. l1-1fd. corsois 1925 for money and
1922. for the account.
PARIS Feb Obj -i.a0 r. M-Threc per
cent. r.ntcs ini francs and 3i centimes
Tor Tho l--nuuI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BAITNbE. MD. Foh. Virginia
Century t-i.u624. Baltimore end Ohio.
g.. baltimore and Ohio Southwestern.
inCome a 2' DO income b @. Gas stock.
tlil Gas bonds. 5s. 10q0i0Ws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

The safe of the Albany railway. N
Albany. r. Y. WAS broken 10y cracks
men at AN early hour Yesterday morn
ing. and $3.50 or thereahOuts tho com
pany's receipts for Sunday and Yesterday.
taken. The safe-Drdckers are believed
10 have been experts Inc office OF the
railway Is opposite the post-Ofiice ana
within a stones throw of the newspaper
offices. aud people are easing the build
ing al au hours Of the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

Caah quotations were as fOlloWsi
Flour quiet and steady. hard spring
wheat patent. Si.OO0i3O. I'm wood soft
wheat patent S39004.1O: hard wheat
bakers So 75n32j. insacks soft wheat,
bakers S3OO033j; winter wheat. S4uo0
4.30. In wood, No . spring wheat. 1854
f5'-c. No. red. SiusG5 a.. No. corn.
- N23c.; No. > oats. l6h6l69sc.: mess
pork. S7.S50790. lard S3S7t03N0: short
lib sides. S3.9004l5, dry sailed shoulders
S45004T5. short clear sides. S425Q431la,
whisky S117
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. y. O.. Feb 23.-ROsIN
Firm; strsined, Sl45, good strained.
81 60
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE-Du ms
chine. 25i1c.. irregular. 95c.
TAR Firm az 0Oc
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Steady; hard.
sl.3Oi sort 81 So
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb % -TUR-
pENTINE- Dun al oGc
ROSlN quiet Quotations: a. y, C..
ami j., 81. 20; T.. 81 40. O.. Sl.45; II,
90 o. u . 81 a as, " w w a. " - sis0' y"
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb - -TURPEN-
TINE Firm at 26c., sales. 372 casks; re-
ceipts 324 casks
ROSiN- quiet and unchanged; receipts.
3f73 barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

tho above date TO rehearse that inter-
esting opera. J. Sebastian Rafferty, will
manage and direct the work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

PORT NEWPORT NEWS FEB % 1871
ARRIVED.
United states steamship New York.
Charleston.
United States steamship Indiana,
Charleston.
British steamship Knight Bachcl0r.
Cardiff
British steamship Knight Champion,
Cardiff
Barge INDEPENDENT Boston
British steamship Twilight. Fernandina.
SAILED.
British steamship Twiilght Rotterdam.
Schooner vs. J.. Roberts Fan River.
Barge Rnaleader. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

steamship Acc0mac. Thompson. Nor.
folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
bot less tnan ten years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-09
AKlondike on the East Side.

Maybe you have never visited
Jenkins" store on the East side. All
is if you never have. now is good
time to do so. If you have been there
it is unnecessary to tell you about his
bargains; they are self evident to those
who visit his store. He has multi
tude now, as his ad informs you, but
only two will be particularly mentioned
in this local.. He has just purchased,
at prices ridiculously low, two jobs, one
in neckwear and one in books. The
neckwear was made for a first class
trade and you can buy them now at
half price. and maybe in some cases
at u price. They include -four in
hands" and "tecks," possibly some
bows. The books are new, lot of
5000, about half perfect. balance
slightly damaged, all cloth bound. 25c.
novels, by we'll known authors. The
slightly damaged sell for Sc. each,
perfect copies &c. A little money will
make a lot of Christmas presents.