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The silver star., 1898-05-19
Under Blanco.

Undsr Blanco.
CHoRUs-
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Nov shout and let all zee
That we are bound that
Cuba shall be free.
Z Shout and raise your voices. boys.
And raise them once again.
While we 60 forward
To Cuba.
Then with Sergeant Sherman
Our bPys will bravely STAND;
And under Captain Luna
We vi u fight that dirty land.
Get your guns and sabers, boys.
And ready We will be.
To fight f6f the Cubsns
And our flag, boys.
CHORUS
The silver star., 1898-05-19

The stone masons are engaged
this week upon the engine room of
the flour mill.
The silver star., 1898-05-19
NOTICE.

Bids will bc received from now until
June Let by the Board, of School Dis,
trict No. "A. to shingls Stoney Creek
school house. For particulars and
specifications apply to Board.
JOHN p. 0ouLD. Secy.
Quarry. Colo
natptl NAV II. 1904
The silver star., 1898-05-19

w. H. Blake made "a business
trip to Durango Tuesday. returning
yesterday.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Martin Rush went to Mancos last
Manday after cattle and returned on
Tuesday.
The silver star., 1898-05-19
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Ofice,
Durango. Colorado,

7
May.2, 1898. ,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed MOTTO, 0f his Intention
TO make final proof In support Of his claim.
and that said prOof will lie made before the
Clerk OF the District Court OF Montezuma
County. Colo. ut Cortez Montexuma Co.. Colo.
on Thursday, June ID, lS,S, viz:
JrcOb Burkholter, Lone Dome, Monteyuma
County. Colo.-Homesteal Application No,
l0s0 for tile SOuth.west Y OF Southwest x
SECTION ~, township ~, North range ID West
He names the following witnesses TO provo
of snid land, VIZ GEORGE r. Moore uf Lone
D9nle, Montezhna Co lnty Colo. James Moore,
EDWARD Moore and Gilmore OrmistOn, all OF
Formhy, Muntezuma Co.. Colo.
RICHARD NcCLouD,
First pub May 8 /; las. Junes.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

TRn SrLvE. STAR publiahes the news
and you should bs . subscribsf. o200
gets Il for one year.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Dated May ls. 1893.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Possibly our readers will understand
the following; bNt we fail to ses whore
the point comes in. il there is point;
The silver star., 1898-05-19

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

France. S.l5O bales; to the CONTINENT 'V''
bales: stock, 1893 40 bales. no coz hoIas.
consolidated: Net receipts, 5s'SSo palea
'exports-to Great Britain. -, l5S paieS ,9o ~ :,
France. $3.50 bales; TO the continent ''V'
Totals since September LIST: Net re-
oaints \ SD2 S22 bales; exports-to e, ~, o.e
Rritain 2al5.523 bales; to France, 'f0'o-'
bales: TO the Continent 2;osl'Si oo SaiS tsales
Cotton futures dull sales e. ~ ~ August
sf ~, September. S6.O4; October S9.V, w
vember. $685. December, S'V'' January
'Oi Futures closed quiet; sales, 2S,l9o bales.
Spot cotton closed dull; nn'uo''"s ~
lands. 5-l6c. 40 Co,,on fu-
lures quiet: sales 1900 bales; .Ap r; s e.
hid. NAV. s559as56l; June, sS,e o. So 60
INV e. SGas567; August. S566a s9e Ssi,, = ~
TENDER. $56saS.70: October, h sS:O0s 81 ia
November. $3.50 $50; Decemper' S'''ip
1913; January. S7iltS.'o.
NAyAI.-sTORE MARKETS.
CtIApTESTON. s. c., April Eur
nentine-Firm at Is l-2c.; sales, none, coles
pposi1-F,rm and unchanged; safes
none. r,, 80 SHIRTS
Tnrpentine. 26c; sales, $50 CASKS rS0''P'"
~ Pos Gosfs sales 45s barrels; =, re re
Geipt ni = f'' sis; =. 500 6, $40; H. $ ~,
y a. anu -. x and NJ. SiGQ; y. $50; wihdo"
glass. Sis; water-white' sly, - Tar
s', WILMINGTON. y. G.. april l2;-Tup
romtineIHeavy at 2G lie; receipts
| casks. ., ,o>.St *. receipts 81
| barrels at. 90 z, A IN &. &C
| receipts. 9 barriers. ..,.. o91 barrels
Tar-S,eady at 90c.; receipts Oh par ei'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARhhi.
NORFOLK. VA. April l2.--lspeciaL1
paonmts-NIarket quiet; fancy, Sc; stric
" eI price. Use: prime, j-sc. common
II -?d2c. a spanish, 55c. new ,,,,,r
PETERSBURG C1FTON MAhhE !.
PETERSBURG, VA. April tsp
oiatI-WaTket steady at SAC. for goo
| lots. -.>,,-r ,tApKET
PETERSBURG, VA April i%o71 ~
c,al1-Virginia very firm; prime. ZIssc
oxtrs prime. 9GG3 l-sc.; fancy, Sl-ic'; SP'
nish firm at BIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
MORE ABOUT THAT RESIGNATION.
Governor Russell Takes Chairman
Caldwell nj His Word.

RALEIGH, n. c.. April R.-tSpeciai)-
There is fresh sensation here tonight.
Governor Russell declines to recognize
a letter Of l.. G. Caldwell, chairman OF
the Railway Commission, Withdrawing
his tender Of resignation, which was
made I'm a communication Of March S''h.
The Governor has written Caldwell nous
fying him that his resignation is accept
ed and declaring the office vacant 'luu-
well denies the right Of the Governor 10
accept his resignation or to declare INC
office vacant, and gives as the grouha
tnat his resignation has been withpraWn.
He further declines 10 send the boVerhor
a formal letter Of resignation, as re-
ouested. The enlargement VIII result
I'm a lawsuit. and the courts VIII nave
20 decide whether Caldwelfs tender OF
RESIGNATION held good after he notlneo
the Governor of its withdrawal. me
Governor gives all the correspondence 10
the press. Caldwelrs letter of April 3D.
Withdrawing the teDder OF his resigna-
ton was marked private" but the Cow
ernor says such letter cannot De pri-
NQf 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
CITY ORDINANCES.

AZ ORDINANCE TO AMEND. r, AND
REORDAIN SECTION 2 OF ChAt, y I.S
81 or THE CITY Oh tI,,l, NM "A A
cONCERNING OBSTRCCIlOGN,SSt M, a a.
RAILROAD STATIONS AM, = ,l, TjIAs1
EGAT WHAKVES. AND CLlMblN"
OF ROYs or CARS. sc.
approved April g. l&SJ ,no
Ee fl Ordained by the CounS5il o han an
CIV ~ Richmond That section Oh T rni,l,e
ter Sc OF the city ordinances I'm nns Ind
obetructions at railroad stdIipi9 ~
st.amb6at wharves. and climbing cor
boys ON cars, &c. be aineiiIi'St,y So
Oainod So as To read as Iollo"s, oarson
= IN shall be- unlawful Tor Hhs P,a,e
al any such station or WhaII /" cld mo-,
amy UNNECESSARILY loud outcIy OF o,'i ~ -
or 10 solicit custom or employ hcmii 80 ono
tone louder than a cOnVersttloi@is Der
or 20 take hold OF any pasSSn5eSrt nm
SON. clothing. baggage. or y, "sencb pas-
I..s previously requested Dy SUN .1rson
s,nrrr 10 do so. nor shaN any P,ccnf
solicit custom or employment Ssben
selling daily papers, from any "o.ber We
Iu a motel omnibus. hack, or o' from
hclc. 10 be- or being conveyed 10 % rerson
d botcl or depot or from any M IF
when within ten feet OF the 81 '''H
Inc Sidewalk surrounding q ho,Si: from
This ordinance shall be III i"''N
and after It's due puDllcauoH, -cr-ST
., oct lily 80 =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
MARRIAGE IN CREWE.
Miss Emma Boissenu becomes '"e
bride of Mr. Bruner.

CprVE VA. April 12.-(Speeial)-At
, o'clock this afternoon the "lDso"-
Memorial Episcopal church. at this place.
800 The ecene of a beautiful spring we'd
ding The contracting parties We're MISS
pr,ma Robinson Boisseau ana MT
,hrom Rruner The bride Is the popu-
Iar and accomplished daughter Oh Vne
ia,a nudge James Boisseau, OF Dih"luule
county. The groom Is "eh,A"o" 49,. ','N'
.,,r,,Ior civil engineer. formerly or fhlla-
pSo1p"hia hut now OF Roanoke. Va, ana Is
connected with the MI i'
Railway Company. >,
Niies Nellie 4. Tuggle, of THE Grove
Nnttowav county. was maid OF hohor,
IA Mr. G. 4. Monroe. Of Roanoke pest
- The ushers were Messrs. I. L
poyne W. u. Shefiebarger, ana joseph
Noyr,,,or,hv of Crewe. and Preston
poisseou. of Washington. u. G, bro'her
Of the bride ..,.,1 ,r q
tn bride was becOmingly attired IN 4
b,ndsome tailor-mode travelling suit oi
,,n She carried lilies OF the valley anu
v.bite violets. and entered the emu y"
| Leaning on the arm OF her Drothet, 81
- poiss4ou. She was preceded by The
nl7 - bonor i'm blue chiffon over white
| Elm and was met at the altar by the
lem who entered with his best mar
! rom the vestry The rector rev
! g r. Kuyk. performed the beautlLui nc
solemn marriage ceremony of the fidSco
nal CHURCH. Miss India Goodwin, daush
,er If Judge Charles h. Goodwin, preside'
~ the organ The church was beau
tIfully decorated with evergreens mowers
nalms and growing plants. \ deightiH
iunch was given AT o'clock at the hom'
| OF the bride. ID, "a.
groom present from distance were MIS-
David Fleming and Mr.. Daniel r. Bruner
brother Of the groom. and bis wife, o
Philadelphia. Miss lizzie Piummer, .
petersburg; Mr. W. II. stokes, OF Weieh
Va Va MIR John A. Carr. of ROANOKE
Mr. Robert O'Ferrall, of Richmond an
preston Bossieau. brother OF the pri"e
! of washington. ID. {. CO. !,
the bridal party left on the $40
NJ train for Philadelphia ana o'he
northern cities on an extended tour -
their return they will make Roanoke thel
future home. The bridal presents wer
numerous and handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

tenant-colonelcy. He was sent as pr-
souer 10 Johnson's Island, where ne re-
NAMED until shortly before the surreh-
der. when he was exchanged. lie was
married In 1866 TO Miss Lucy Broken
brough Colston. of Berkeley county, W.
VA. and in 1868 assumed charge OF me
Charlottesville Chronicle. which he edited
until 1871. when he was elected county
Clerk of Aloemarle. He filed the once
Of Clerk for seventeen years. I'm the IAN
of 1890 he moved to Radford, and en-
gagged In the practice OF law
Colonel Taylor was ripe scholar anu
q man Of large acquaintance among inc
public men OF Virginia. He was, at the
time Of his death writing o history OF the
United States, and had it completed to the
close of the war. The history would De
OF ineetimable value TO the student as IL
was carefully prepared and written IN
pleasing style. Colonel Taylor leaves
wife. four sons, and two daughters.
G.. c. Wharton Camp OF Confederate
Veterans acted as Guard OF Honor TO the
remains as they were borne to the depot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, H., SpIll l. 1880
private sales to-day were as Iolio"s
Wrappers. IL hogsheads; filters hosS-
heads. leaf (dark), hogsheads. rugs
hogsheads. Total. "a hogsheads.
United states internal-reEenue colec-
;ions (or the city Of Richmond VA TO-
dav were: Tobacco. S,2s9.99. cigars a""
cigarettes si6O7j Total. $,SJ6.3i.
sales OF new DIRK loose lsat tV-uay
80 very light, only one warehouse
ba,,tno n sslS Crsnshaw'S sold hsoV
nounds-highest price, 81.
Cr-nshaws Warehouse VIII oHet to
morrow a very good break or i>o''5N ""'
caroline sun-cured tohaccos.
Mir A. W. Lewis, of Henderson, ~ -
Us ON the Slip to-day. -,,,.,
Nr Elhem Allen, OF the T. Lotl l.'iIl'i
c-muauv is here In Ie the Patterson
Comnanv trademark case, uepoSf
tion-taking. il is said -.
Thers are various guessrs US u tur
O. sor the J. W. Wright Company =
-, az which the Trade expects 20 SEE
s"ie record soon Some say $5Vo'"''
SUI" my, nv meriaan Tobacco Company
mon stock was wild on the Doarua
,o-dav M TO 1903. on rumot INA. ', ~,
80 Saen a general combination OF pug
tactories OF the United states. M
nur,ber OF manufacturers are ui,-
ahout the proposed tobacco-taN au'
vance. and watch the "asn'"s''"
closely on this account; ,.,. that bardl,
+, Is said on good authority tna' marurs
no per cent. OF the bright e'op "'o""'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
COZ. BENNETT TAYLOR DEAD.
~. MAS a Brave soldier and a Wan
of Ability.

EAST RADFORD, VA. Aprh I-'s'e-
oial,-colonel Bennett Taylor died sun
dav night. after an illness of four weeks
and his remains were taken TO Cha'lottes-
vile Yesterday for interment.
colonel Taylor was born in 1886 at hdse
nm Alhemarle county, Va, ar the nome
- hts grandfather, Colonel Thomas j.
Randolph. He was educated at the Cn'-
yersity of Virginia, and for year or TWO
,rior 70 the war taught school "heh
The war broke out he volunteered IN inc
Monticello Guards. and was wounded ~
the drst battle OF Manassas. Returning
home. as soon as he recovered from n, s
wounds, he organized a company an"
,,.as elected captain. His company pe-
came Company f." OF the Nineteen.n
virginia Regiment. He was wouhneo
again at Williamsburg. ana '',ru 's'n'
n, gettysburg. where he was taken PR
so,er At the battle OF Gettysburg NJ
was senior captain Of Pieketts DIVISION
and for galiantry was promoted to d heo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
STOCKS SLUGGISH.
PREVAILING SENTIMENT IN WALL
STREET Is NOT HOPEFUL.
DOUBT AND UNCERTAINTY.
Adv ances.

NEW YORK. April 12-The days stock
market was listless and the movement
Of prices exceedingly sluggish. As heaY-
moss was the prevailing tone, however,
and the net results are in nearly al
CAGES losses. it IS evident that the pre-
vailing sentiment in Wall Street IS not
hopcful. Doubt and uncertainty pre-
vailed in all quarters. and reports from
foreign bourses indicated the same uncer-
tain feeling in every market in the world
as TO the outcome Of the controversy
between the United States and Spain.
If transactions in a few speculative
leaders were taken out OF to-day's market
the dimensions of the trading would
appear almost ludicrousy small. There
was lively movement in Tobacco
which carried the price up nearly seven
points. the motive being the reported
settlement Of the controversy In the trade
over the plug-to1acco business. The adj
vance in the price was also said to be
directed against an outstanding short in
terest. There was large buying of the
companv's scrip also. and resulting rise
of per cent. in its price.
The market show ed slight degree OK
animation in the first hour, on buying
attributed TO Washington account
Roth the money and exchange markets
were dull. but steady to-day, al the re-
cent level. but about sl.S0.OOO additional
gold was engaged for import. The move
ment of currency to the interior was I'M
abated.
The bond market was intensely dull,
| cases from early weakness. The total
! amount OF sales was $scO,0OO.
limited States new As advanced il IN
| the bid price. Government bonds other
wise we're unchanged.
! Total sales of stocks were 2lOIUO shares
| including Chicago, Burlington ana quincy
l4l7O: Louisville and Nashville. t,2lO; Man
| haitian l.. 7.73j; ST. Paul, H,5i5; Union
| pacific preferred. 23.S56; American To-
bacco 55.524; Sugar, 1886.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money ON call firm at 21-2g3 - pei
cont. last loan at 21-2 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, l-2q6 per cent.
sterling exchange steady, with active
business i'm bankers bills at A@ La
s4s21-2 for demand and A.N4$LsU Il 1oi
| sixty DAYS; posted rates, SieO La 30
and 81 slm$4.S4 1-2; commercial bills Si'J4
silver certificates. 50 9-lajG -: bar sill
YER a rs: Mexican dollars, 10 IL.
Government bonds strong. State oond'
dull.
STOCKS IN LONDON.
The Evening Posts London hnancia
..,ti..,,r,r, savs. The stock markets her
were stagnant to-day. business bein
scarcely resumed after the holidays
Snch speculative position as existed ha
heen adjusted previous to the taste
holidays. and there was no inclination I
rooncn commitments, pending develop
mentS. IN.
. ~, work for the reason that theI
. vas no bear account here. American
? ,,sre sold little from the Contineh
prazils were fiat. on further fan IN "a
change. Ill, ,o-roorroy,
u,iaiy 70 show very small account n'
nont9ngos may be better on account
81 tho rise in money.
: | ~ -,,DCk nTrnT A1I0NS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

Orange Presbytery in session-rhe
Norton Damage Suit

DURHAM. y. C., April 2-(speciaL)-
rho Orange Presbytery meets here to-
night with the Presbyterian ehui0n'
About sixty delegates. clerical and lay,
are expected. Rev. Mr.. sradsher' OK
I1insboro'. will DE the moderator
The Supreme Court to-day confirmed
the decision OF the Superior Court In the
award Of $4,000 TO G. II. Norton. OF TINS
civ. who was nearly killed by the South
ern railroad last year. lie Is now III
RaItimore under treatment for blindness
resulting from the accident.
The Johns Hopkins baseball team play-
ga Trinity here this afternoon, the gamo
resulting I'm the score OF II 80 IN favor
of Trinity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
s,zEMoRE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Cut His rbront with IA Rnzor-N III
sion Basc-Raii.


yvINSTON. n. G., April y. -(Special)--
rr,n Sizemore, living near Wa!kertown'
a,tempted 10 commit suicide Yesterday
nv emitting his throat with razor he
lost nearly Il gallon Of blood before a phy
.,,c,an was obtained. Sizemore has VIE
ord Two or three children the cause
of the rash act is SAID To be thar ne heIru
n reuort that war had been declared De
ven the United States and SPAN ana
liner man take the risk OF gong 10 "ar'
me f,r,ed 10 take his own ne
..be North Carolina and pennsylvania
t-niversitv ball team did not hnlsn one
,,,,int, here this afternoon Inc naIoi''i'
,,l,,'s made runs and when the lrhhsEl =
ITO team went 10 the bat thcir h'st
man lined out a long ball ana Went -
,ocond base. but was put OUT ~ ~ w.,
10 then claimed a homc-run because ~
In vent out Of sight OF the ui'l'' '..,,
nc demand being refused wralis sd
d,'.,,ed and the Pennsylvania teain -.
C,scd "a play. Thercrpon the g",ne i" - :.
-, "a the North Carolina ,hVe's,..
-, a score Of 8 10 hucH " ''
Sisannointment OF large Grove. ,,e
- M Ncrth Carolina team VII, pay ,, VI,
-, ." y,n,yerslty of Virginia at charlot'es-
v,lle on Thursday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
MIxEnAL WATERS, sc.

JAMES a. NORRIS
tZJ east Broad street and llVl "o''
street.
Ice-Cream and Water lces,s al Kinds.
Soda and Mineral Waters OF an 1n,,ses
Families Weddings, BoaIolne pscnics'
&c, supplied. =, ,ho city
Finest Candies and Pastries IN thooe cay
Old 'phone 900 Home phone 4V''
frph 23-W F&Sulm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

oxford and Henderson. N. c.. is In plant.
ers' hands Dealers hold fair stocks OF
The medium and higher grades, pu,
scarcely any common smokers or nllers,
these have largely been made up INTO
strips and shipped to England ALREADY.
English market reports are ~, 20
WbIIe stocks are still large. there are
many good selling grades to be supply,u
and wanted. The general market IS CHI
ed mixed and spasmodic In Englapu, .,,o
Mr. w. G.. Huntington. OF FafmViiIe'
va was I'm the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

Richmond. Va, April y. 1888
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry So. to
81 OF; mixed. 9Sc. 10 $l.0l; shCrtberry, y,c.
TO S.Ol. No. red, Sl.Ol. Corn-Nhite Nlr-
gina, bag lois. 80 IL 10 &c; No. Whlte,
81 - 10 nc. No 3 white, 30 To - lie. ,
30. 2 mixed S6c.; No. 3 mixed. - lie.
Oats-No. . S0e No mixed, &c. Rye
No , "a 10 5SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
cur.n cold in one Day.

,.,s LAXATIVE Bromo Guinine Tablets et.
AN All druggists refund the money u "a ia, o.
- cure DC. The genuine has L" D. '"
on each tablet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
MATTINGS!

The most complete assortment OF Mat.mgs 10 DC o J
CITY All styles all desirable color-oough' AZ the proper e M
mnare these items with those offered by others ana you VIII
find fiat Won can save 20 to 80 per cent Oh your Mating @
chase - pu.;I Nott;pcs in new pretty
notterns flat is good value for 15c yard ..
F; Linen Warp Mattngs all new patterns ana pretty
colorings at 25c yarda good Doc value s. ,.orno NJ
Heavy China Mattings, in large assortment - p"'
Pest Dmask Mattng 100 pounds to roll in pretty carpet pat
terms and coorings at Soc yard-so'o e'Se"''0 9"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
REWARD FOR MURDERER.

MAYORS Vficc,
Richmond Va, April u, 1875
aOo-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ~ hE =,
WARD FOR INFORMATION THAT
WILL LEAD TO THE ARRESI n 5INy,t,
CoNVICTION OF EITHER or THE
TWo yOI'NG NEGRO MEN VINO MUIR
dered Policeman Robert u. Austin Nom
dav morning. April II: lSS on
RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR,
,oo. Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
poRT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL II
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.

steamer Cairo. Genoa.
steamer Indrane, NortoiN.
steamer Frieda. Gibraltar
Barge Juniatta, Proyidehce'
naree Corsica, ProVldsh'e'
Baree Nyack. Boston.
Rarge Kingston. Boston pecr,r,
Barge J. +. Merry New pS"''"
barge Pondout. New Haven
SAILED.
Barge ]. +. Merry, Lynn. =.
popT OF WEST POINT VA. APRIL IL
CBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Warden Thoinpsohs Ho''S~s
cssseneers aud general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship warden. Tnomrscn' Notto'At
nssssreefs ara general cafso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
Once Collector City Taxes. City Hall,
Rich.nond. Va, April l, 1898.
LICENSE TAX.
CITY LICENSE FOR THE
YEAR 1903

A.,.o boen placed in my hands for collec-
.-.r md are due now, as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

cash quotations were as follows: No.
, yellow corn 30u3O Lie. Flour hrIn'
No spring wheat. s)q5Sc. 40: ,Su'
81 % t-2n Sl.0G. No. corn, y 5-f95Vc' 10
= oats. % 3-iQ@c.; No. WhiJS, J j, o. -
~ l-2c.; No. white. I. O. b.. 2Sd2sc. NO
? rye. 52c. No. barley, 33Q zoe. no.
iaXseed. $l2Z1-2 new. $l.3 IL. frime
Timothy seed. S275dS2.SD. Mess pork, per
barrel. S9.75ns9.S1. Lard, per lo0 pouh1 Us
Sis. Short-rib sides QoOse). f5Ood SOD.
DrV-salted shoulders boxed. 5-iG
iT.Sv Short-clear sides tboXed), $1'Dt
& * Whiskey. distillers' finished goods,
Der gallon, $40. Sugar. cut loaf. I'M
Changed. Butter steady; creamery lSa
Doc. dairy. llqiSc Cheese quiet AT 81
S1-ac. Eggs firm; fresh, &c
THE COTTON MARK ETS.
LIVERPOOL. Aprn l2-4 T. Not
ton-Spot in ialr demand prices . I'M
banged American middine. I lbc Inc
sales OF the day were 1850 bales oil
which 000 bales were Tor stecuiu ~.
and export and included 1908 Da.es hi III 81,
lean. receipts. lb,HN bairS, h'iu"'"e ''i'
b1leS American. .,,
Eut,irrs opened quiet. with moderate
demand. and closed barely steady; AMER
can middling -middlins clause, Sp,t'
! 22-6inS 23-6ld., buyers apIl' un9 inne
| s2-6ia3 23-6ld.. buyers; May anu JUN ~,
| SI-Gid buyers: June and July. 2j-Std'
tuyers: July and August y3-afis Zt-e,9'
| sellers. August and September, ; Is e c,1
| sellers: September and OctopeI' ? ~ Ell
| sellers. October and November, zl ao ~
| sellers; Novmber and December o,,a rv
2l-Gid. sellers: December ana an h I,aS,
! > a-ciSIS III Gid. sellers; January ana req
ruary. 2o-6IG3 2l-Gld.. sellers. NIL,
SEW YORK. April l2.Eco'tSoornIh aIes
midiiing. 6 3-i6c.: net receipts -" gsN
gross receipts. 6,isj bales ,he CONT
49, olo L1les: forwarded ns oa'e'
saies. none: stock 1895 bales; ,,- ha,es
Totals to-day: Net receipts: iS'Sl, oa''
xnor,sto Great Britain. 7Iii paies'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 49, 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
cpAIN ANn COTTON EXCHANGE

Quotations are for touds maturing In not
a. = than teu years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-05

Women are not the only ones who are sensi
tive about their ages. A man doesn't like to be
told that he is getting old. Health keeps man
young. 1t doesn't make any difference If he
healthy years, he will be hale and hearty and
won't look within twenty years as old as he is.
Good digestion and rich, red blood make peo
pie look youthful. DIR. Pierse's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery makes rich. red blood. 1t makes
health in the right way 1t works according to
the right theory, and In 80 years of practice, 1t
has proved that the theory is absolutely cor
rect. 1t begins at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
putting the stomach, liver and bowels into per
feet order, but 1t begins its good work on the
blood before Il Finishes TN inc digestive sys-
TEN. 1t searches out disease germs wherever
they may be and forces them out of the body.
Al 31uea!-ts keep The 'bt=c-yery".