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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01


NEW YORK. May 31.-FLOUR-Mar-
ket quiet ana weaker; Minnesota patent
SGJ0U1.
RYE FLOUR-Duu at $3.G504O5
CORNMEAL-LOwer; yellow western
TGc.
RYE-Weak: northwestern. 5jc.
BARLEY-Dull; feeding. 4la43c.; bar
ley malt nominal.
WHEAT-SpOt weak. No. . red nomi-
nal; export grade, No ? red, StAc. OPP
tons opened firm on foreign buying, bul
soon turned weak. especially for near
months which. under collapse OF the
May deal broke very sharply. Bearlsn
weekly statistics and crop news also had
effect. Late months supported by COW
ering and firm late Paris cables, closed
l2c. OF to sc. higher. against 21sc. decline
in May May, 81. lj4l1s; July, $L04A4
LIE, closed ~ SlOI; September, e0#p
Sl%C.. closed at S6bc.
CORN-Spot nrm. No. .. 39i2c. Options
had q firm day on covering, llSnter coun-
try acceptances. and the strength in pro
visions. closing &c. net higher; july
37N037i4c., closed at 3Shc.; September
3SssN&fHc.. closed at 33hc.
OATS-Sp0t firm; No. =, 32h032l2c. OPP
lions moderately active and steady, clos
ing unchanged; May 321-c.
IIAY-Dull.
HOPS-QGict.
HIDES-Firm.
LEATH ER-Steady.
WOOI-Quiet
CUT MEATs-Quiet; picked bellies.
SGJO07.25; picked shoulders, S4.Ioi
picked hams. SIJOaS.
I.ARD-Steady; western steamed. 500
July. S6J2la. nominal Refined dull.
pORK-Sfeady. mess. S1l.JO41l1J;
short clear. $12JOQii.5O; family, Sl2jOQ
1880
13bd16l5c.: western factory, 10RD12hc.;
Elgins 1Gmc.: imitation creamery, l20
lac: state dairy, l212gloAc'' do. cream
ery. 15i4Nl6l2c.
CHEESE-Quiet; large white, SIC.
EGGS-Firm: State and PENNSYLVANIA,
1liau: western fresh lie; southern, llc.
TALLOW-St Steady; city. 4hc.; country
37,11lsc ass 10 quality.
PETDOI EIM-Dui
ROSIN-Stcady.
TIrRPENTINE-Quiet at 2sA Q29c
MOLASSES-S STEADY.
CABBAGE- Quiet: southern. 5OQ75c.
COTTON SEED OIL-Steadily held but
salable only IN small lots. foreign demand
light. prime crude 2iN22c.
BUTTER Oll-29u3Oc.
PIG IRON-Dun.
COFFBE-Options steady at 10 points
decline under disappointing European
cables. rallied partially on local covering,
following local covering on moderate re-
ceipts at Rio and Santos, and tair ware,
house deliveries in this country closed
steady lO0l5 points net lower: sales, T.
go bags including july, $40; Septem-
bcr. SJS5. Spot-Rio quiet. No. invoice,
6igc.. No. Z iohbing. &C.; mild quiet Cor
dOva sIlQi5&c.
32,c.: centrifugal. % test. 4 5-l6c.; sales.
3 los bags centrifugal, 90 test, 4 5-lGc;
I OS3 bags MuscavadO. 50 test, 3Ac; 4.ll0
bags molasses sugar. 80 test, 3I4c. Re
fined steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

pORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 81 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, merchan-
disc and passengers. virginia Navigation
Company, Norfolk.
SAILED.
eleanor winyah. Simmons. merchan-
aise and passengers, Clyde Line for
Philadelphia.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY 81 1913.
ARRIVED.
rarqes General Knox and Quinnebaug.
New York
steamer Argers. Lascagoula-
SAILED.
Rarqe Hellcon. New York.
Barge Caravan. Boston
Steamer COrcavadO Norfolk.
steamer Argers. Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT MAY ~. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack, Thompson, Nor
folk passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Acconack Thompson. Nor
foUx messengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. MAY 81.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Jennie and Huddle Hanson
20 load lumber. ,,..tou. 90
load lumber. -, 4. tad
schooner Albert Nickel, Young, to load
lumber
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
NJ COLE BADLY HURT.
His Leg Cut and Broken in a Mower
DIR. Stephenson Hurt.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May n.-spe.
claL-This morning about 10 o'clock Mr..
III. ID. Cole went into a lot In town. where
one OF his hands was. cutting grass with
a horse mower. He stepped before the
blades OF the machine. when the team
started suddenly. fearfully lacerating one
OF his legs near the ankle.
DR.. Moncure was hastily summoned. ana
Il was found that the large bone was
severed and the small one broken. the
necessary medical attention was render
ed, but the patient Is very weak from
the shock and the loss OF blood.
DIR. II. u. Stephenson. OF Toano. was
thrown from his jumper yesterday by his
horse taking fright. Besides few
bruises and scratches the doctor was not
otherwise injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
DIED FROM EXCITEMENT.
Confirmation OF the Terrible Hail
Storm Near Weldon.

WELDON, N. c., May 3l.-Special.-Mr
J. r. Weeks, a prominent business man
at Spring Hill. died Of excitement yes
terday during the severe hail storm. He
had heart disease
All reports to-day confirm the special
sent you last night about the destructive
hail storm.
In some sections II killed stock and
damaged houses knocking holes In roofs
and breaking windows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
RECRUITING IN HAMPTON.
The Maryland Troops Doing Guard
Duty at Fort Monroe.

HAMPTON, VA. May 3L-Speciai-
Lieutenant l.. III. Couch. Of Company ID,
tho Peninsula Guard. now at Camp Lee,
was in Hampton to-day. He came down
looking for men TO recruit the company
up to 1O6 men as is required under the
new order. Several recruits have prom
ised to 20 when called upon. He reports
tho men as doing well and being per-
fectly satisfied, except that they would
like TO be moving.
Sergeant w = Peek IS also in town,
but will leave kr Washington tonight.
where he goes - seek a commission in
the regiment OF immunes to be formed
by Colonel Petit.
The First Maryland troops at Fortress
Monroe are doing guard duty in all
quarters. Twenty men out OF each COM
pany, one hundred and sixty In all, have
been detailed to do duty at the various
points. principally at the shore batteries
up tho beach The men have been COM
planning of their fare for several days,
but to-day they were promised better.
Decoration-Day was observed here yes
terdav as a national holiday The @. A.
r. posts turned out and decorated the
graves of their dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
HAIL LIKE DEWEYS SHOT.
Houses Honeycombed aud Trees Beat
en- To Pieces-A Small Fire.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 31.-Special.
A private letter received here this after
noon says that the most destructive hail
storm passed over Crowels. n. G. and
vicinity yesterday and that the storm
was the worst ever known in that sec
ton. Foliage was stripped from the
trees until the roads were strewn a foot
deep I'm leaves; hailstones fell as large
as goose eggs and roofs Of houses were
beaten to a honeycomb. the inmates hay
ing to seek shelter elsewhere.
Crops were all injured beyond estimate.
Fire tonight on the second floor of tho
building on Sycamore street occupied by
l.. weinberg. How the flames originated
IS not known, as the family were not al
home at the time the Ere occurred. Mr..
Weinbergs furniture was more or less in
iured by smoke and his stock OF goods
i'm his store on the first floor was dam
aged by water.
Captain j. a. Nichols. OF the Peters
burg Grays. arrived here tonight with
orders TO arrest six members of his COM
pany who were absenting themselves
fro camp.
Judge George Barham, OF Emporia, is
raising a company Of volunteers in
Greensville county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
The Man Attacked by an Unknown
Assailant Still Alive.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May S1.-Spe-
cial.-Wiliam holland, the white man who
was mysteriously shot last night, is still
alive, though there is no hope of his
recovery. and when last heard from he
was sinking.
As yet there is no clue to the man who
shot holland. Two men have been ar
rested on suspicion, but were after
wards released for the lack of incrim-
mating evidence.
The difficulty leading TO the shooting
occurred in a solOon over a nickel-in-
the slot machine holland was in the
crowd and had a difficulty. The shoot
ing occurred an hour or so later outside
OF the bar-roOm, but there were no eye
witnesses.
holland insists that he does not know
his assailants name. though he knows
him by sight. holland was an employee Of
the ship-yard.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May S1-spe-
clal.-William Nolan, the man who was
shot here last night by an unknown
party, died tonight at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
MEN AND ARMS
ON CUBAN SOIL.
Continued From First Pags)

complished that while some members OF
tho party were getting the supplies
ashore others we're providing themselves
with fruit sugar and other products OF
the landing place. a large stock OF which
was brought back TO Key West friends
Nevertheless. no precautionary meas
ure was neglected. and the moment the
work was concludd the Florida and the
Osceola slipped away, leaving the insur-
gents to convey their renforcements into
the interior, which, II is confidently ex-
pected. was done without any casualty
The returning members OF the Florida
party brought with them several hundred
private letters. which. It Is understood.
give complete insight into the present
conditions prevailing In the blockaded
island
The local Cuban colony Is eiated over
the astonishing success of the expedi-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 31-COTTON-Dull;
mi5dling & g-i6: net receipts $50 bales,
gross. 1913 bales exports TO Great bIi-
tain. 1. $50 bales; 10 France, $50 Dales' 10
Continent LIB bales iorWarue1, - ~
bales: sales, 1 $50 bales; stock, llIoJ'
Total to-day-Net receipts. TO- 3S bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 62Of bdles' 20 20
France $50 bales; 10 the Continent -'foO
bales. stock. 4G3 312 bales. -
Consolidated-Net receipts l9,0ll bales'
exports TO Great Britain, llDJb bales 10
France. 1000 bales; 10 the Continent
Toial since September 1st-Net receipts,
S. 800. 925 bales: exposts 10 Great Britain.
33Of $40 bales: TO France 1999o bales
to the Continent, 2,Sl3soO bales.
Futures opened steady; June. cal: July,
64S August. Coz; September o.5i, &c
tober. G3G. November. 656; December
Futures closed dull: sales, $500 bales;
June. 6. IS: July. ca: August, col; sep
TENDER. Obs; October, 6.33; November
G33. December G3j; January Got
Spot cotton dull: middlng uplands,
g Q-16 middling gulf, l5-l0' safes Lou
bales.
NEW ORLEANS May 31.-COTToN-
Ft,tures steady: june. j.95a59G: July,
6O2NG.O3: August, G0lH6p2; SEPTEMBER
5q3q5g4: october. J.03dJ.9i. November
595Q5.96; December 5.9s01.vJ' January
GO0dG.O2.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. May 31.-COT-
TON-Market nominal; sales, nonei quo
tatiOns unchanged
LIVERPOOL May 3i.-l2:3O =. NJ
-Spot-MOderate business prices
unchanged: American middling. "Nd.
The sales Of the day were 700 bales OF
mort and included G 500 American. Re
ceipts 5000 bales. including 122O
American.
demand and closed quiet but steady
June g 3i-Gi03 35-Gf. sellers; June ana
July. 3 34-G403 3J-Gi. sellers: July ana
AUGUST. 3 34-G403 1854. buyers; August
and September. 33-G4g3 800. buyers
September and October 3 33-GiQ3 A-gii'
values: October and November 3 32-G1,
buyers. November and December 3 3l-if,
BUYERS: December and January, 3 3l-Gl'
buyers: January and February. > 3l-6f.
buyers February and March, 3l-6l4
% 32-Gi. buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 3i.-The opening Of
the dry goods market shows slight
changes I'm the conditions prevailing. EN-
port goods are not necessarily SO active,
and print cloths are much more so. Re-
ductiOns In staple calicoes on the part or
"A large manufacturing firm place these
on a lower level than has prevailed hith-
crto: the market, however. points toward
better business. Sellers Insist that re-
ports Of the heaviest buying centres are
extremely favorable 20 a belief in heavy
business for the fall but current trans
actions are still unsatisfactory IN num-
Der and bulk. and the price situation Is
no better In general than u was here
fore. WoOlcn goods are I'm somewhat
better shade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 3l.-TUR-
PENL.NE- Steady az 2Gi2c., sales. none.
ROSiN-Firm sales. none; unchanged.
SAVANNAH. GA. May 3l.-SPlRlTS
OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 26i202tc.s
receipts. 3. lO1 casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales 1913 barrels; re-
ceipts. 1853 barrels; quote closing-A, Is,
q. 81: ID. $10J: r.. SL1O; II, $40; q. Sl.@o;
II. l., Sl.4j; X. NJ. $50; y, Sl:to, win
dow glass. $40: water white, S1.sj.
WILMINGTON. ". C.. May 3l.-SPIR-
IT'S or TURPENTINE-Quiet az 2J0
2Jigc.: receipts. III casks.
ROSIN- Firm; prices unchanged, re-
ceipts 2G9 barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quiot az 81,
81. 90 and 81. 20: receipts. - barrels. D..
TAR-Firm at Sl1O; receipts, 86 barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
A Lady Kicked I'm the Face by Horse
and Her Features Destroyed

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 3l.-Spe-
cial.-Mrs. NJ. ID. Graves, u modiste. aged
about thirty-fve years, is lying in a pre-
carlous condition at her clearinghouse
on Twenty-seyenth street as the result
OF a most distressing accident. Accom-
panied by a gentleman. she went driving
Sunday afternoon. AS the couple were
returning to the city Mrs. Graves was
attracted by a beautiful cluster Of dais-
les. The buggy was stopped and she
alighted 70 gather handful OF the flow
ers. Near the horses rear hoofs she saw
a large blossom and reached 70 pluck
IT. AS she did so the stem snapped and
her hand struck the animals leg, caus-
ing him to kick The blow struck Mrs.
Graves in the face, MASKING her nose 10 a
pulp, breaking several bones and prob
ably iniuring the skull. She was taken
home in a comatose state.
Her physician thinks she may recover,
but says she will be horribly dishgured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01

NORFOLK, VA, May 5I.-SpecIal--
The following are the delegates from
Norfolk TO the Diocesan Convention or
Southern Virginia OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church a, stanton. over
which Bishop A. NJ. Randolph will pre-
side: Christ CHI roh. w. w Old; ST.
Pauls. Richard Baker. Sr.: 81. Lukes.
Judge w. b. Martin; ST. Petexs. Thomas
ToWsend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01

OF Lynch Station. Campbell county, are
visiting Mr.. ara Mrs. Harry Dudley.
Misses Lillian and Maggie Bowden. nav
ing concluded visit with Pennsylvania
friends and relatives, have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. redwood. Of
Richmond. spent Sunday with Mr.. Joseph
+. Bland.
Miss Rosa Roy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dudley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
a Farmer Unconscious on the Road
side-Sale of Poorhouse Property.

EAIPORIA. VA. May 3i-Special-Mr.
Brockwell rode into town on a mule
Saturday. and when found later was in
an unconscious condition and died early
Sunday morning. From some marks on
his head foul play was suspected and
the coroner was notified. The jury could
not decide positively IL a blow or the
fall from the mule Occasloned death.
Mr. Marian Squire. deputy treasurer OF
Greensyille lost an infant ten days old
on yesterday The burial will be at
Round Hill cemetery this afternoon. The
fatality among infants this spring has
been unusually large in the county.
The hospital. under the direction OF
Drs. Loften and Smith, has been opened,
with several patients.
The Board Of Supervisors today dis
posed OF the poor-house property TO Mr..
Beigstock for 800 and will re-invest else
where.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 31.-To-day's sessions
saw the close Of perhaps the greatest
wheat deal in the annals OF the grain
business. The May option. which left on
Saturday at Sl.75. ranged to-day between
81 40 and Sl25 closing al the lower
figure. q loss of JOc. a bushel. The slump
I'm MAY. coupled with bearish statistics
enormous worlds shipments. and bright
crOp prospects caused severe decline
OF the deferred futures IA wheat. Al the
close July showed "a loss OF G0Gi4c.. and
September 2Q2i4c. Corn was ssc. ana oats
Ic higher Pork is up 2l9c.. lard lOc.,
and ribs 7Ac.
Open High. Low Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
The Commencement Exercises Began
Sunday-To the Law Class.


Sunday-To the Law Class.
CHAPEL, HILL. n. c., May 31.-Special.
THE exercises Of the one hundred and
third commencement Of the University Of
North Carolina were begun Sunday morn
ing by a sermon in Gerard Hall from
Rev. Wilbur Fiske Tnlett. Dean Of the
Theological Faculty in Vanderbilt Uni
versitv. DR.. Tillett took for his text
Ephesians iv. 70: "Tilb we all come in
the unity OF the faith. and Of the knowl-
edge Of the Son Of God, unto perfect
man. unto the measure OF tho stature or
the fullness OF Christ His subject was
Perfect Manhood" and for an hour and
twcnty-three minutes lie pleaded schol-
arly and eloquently for Christian man
hood. lie was heard with great pleasure
and his sermon was one Of the best
ablest and strongest heard here for quite
a while.
He preached again last night az the
Methodist church and left this morning
for Durham, where he Is 20 confer with
the theological students Of Trinity COL
lcge.
To-day al u o'clock Or. John Manning
Professor of Law, introduced 10 the audi
ence assembled Ia Gerard Hall, Hon.
Thomas G.. Fuller. OF Raleigh. who made
an admirable address TO the law class
lie read rather closely but his matter
was carefully thought out, clearly OK
pressed and much enjoyed by his hearers
among whom We're such distinguished
visitors IA Col. j. 5. Carr Col. Thomas
Kenan. Dr. Richard II. Battle and others
Judge Fuller's address 10 the law class
was a new feature IN the closing eNer-
cises Of the University. but this will
doubtless be made a permanent part OF
commencement.
Last night were held the anniversary
meetings of the Dalectic and Phfan-
thropic Literary Societies. at which short
impromptu speeches were delivered by
visiting and resident alumni members.
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Affairs I'm King and Queen.

sHACKLEFORDS. VA. May S0.-spe-
cial.-Miss sue Jeffries. OF lower King
and Queen. and Mr.. Dudley Rose. OF Bal
timors. will be married at the West Point
Baptist church at p. NJ Wednesday.
June sth.
Misses Juiis<h and Mamie Fauntisroy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
WHEAT DROPS
FIFTY CENTS.
7T1TG -----
An Unprecedented Drop in That &C.
real Yesterday,
MARKET STRONG AND ACTIVE,
But the Activity was by No Means
Uniform-Thc Definite Location OF
Corvcra's Fleet had n Beneficial
Encct--London a Buyer.

CHICAGO, May 3i.-Leiter's famous
wheat deal was closed to-day. The last
moments were lively and Joseph Letter,
b all appearances was master OF lho
situation. A. ~ 10 emphasize his COM
mand Of the market. Letter sent May
wheat down from Sl.7J 10 SL&j. This
move was plainly for the purpose OF eNau-
ing tho big receipts and 10 circumNeht the
"tnllers" who wanted 90 ring in "a lot
OF wheat on Letter AT fancy prices. Letter
fooled them by putting the price down;
Nevertheless. he had 20 take on botIu
another 10000 bushels to-day in addition
TO the pile Of 100000 or 6OOO0OO bushels
which he still has on his hands All at
tCmpts TO place Letter so far as his pro-
ITS and losses are concerned, at the CuI-
minaton of this great deal arc widely
pocket "a profit of 100000, while others
insist with knowing glances that ne VIII
ho fortunate II he comes OUT ahead on
the deal.
NEW YORK Nav 81-To-day's stock
market was strong and active. but the ac-
uvity was not by any means UNIFORM
Changers received powerful SUSTAINING
influence and Rock Island was the feature
OF the group The Peoples Gas was tho
most conspicuous stock IN the list, ana
rose at one time 3a points. Minnesota
and Illinois Steel rose and 80 points.
The recent entry into the directory or
fho Illinois company Of powerful ilnan-
ciH interest has led 90 rumors OF eN,
steel business and this IS the ground for
q rise ina these stocks. Chicago and East
oru Illinois rose Gia points. and Northern
pfd. Union Pacific pfd., and Sugar also
developed strength. a rise OF Is IN Della
ware and Hudson should also be mem
Toned The buOyanCy Of 50 large a num-
her OF important stocks was sufficient 70
carry The whole market upward. but tho
strength was much less notable at other
points I'm the list. London bought stocks
in this market. and q beneficial effect
generally was felt from the definite lOcat-
Ing of Admiral Ccrvcra's fleet in Santiago
harbor s. fair amount OF commission
house orders TO buy had accumulated
over the double holiday, and helped on
the riso
Dealings I'm bonds were inf air volume,
and were we'll distributed, gains being
general throughout the list. Total sales,
So $50 O0O. United States old As. coupon,
advanced 2, in the bid price. There was
n sale at 1llk. a. decline OF IS from the
last sale. Otherwise there were no
changes.
MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
call steady eco 1ltn2 per cent. last loan
at per cent; prime mercantile paper
303i. per cent. Sterling exchange easier,
with actual business in bankers bills at
ASA $3.50 for demand and at 4S4d4S4lt
FOR sixty days. posted rates. 4Sj04Sl2;
commercial bills 4S3n4S8a. Silver certih-
Gates. JSi D5J. bar silver. 5Sis Mexican
dollars 4-ia Government bonds strong:
state bonds dull, railroad bonds strong.
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New Kent News.

OAK. VA. May 3l-speclal.-Mr. VIII
liam Burnett. one OF our oldest citizens.
IS quite sick. Much hope IL entertained
for his recovery.
Mr. Walter woodward. Of Richmond, Is
visiting relatives here
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NORFOLK. VA. May 31.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancy. 3@iN4c-; strictly
prime. 3l4c.; prime 3d3bc.; common, "a
2Hc; Spanish. 6o0G5c.. with light oher-
ings Tone of the market firm with
tendency 20 higher prices.
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no CURE COID IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablefu-
All druggists refund the money II Il fail
70 cure. 25c. The genuine, has l. ,. q ~
each tablet.
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s ss,g . .,,;g;,..;. ssiiS ss!$ e! FL p.
July .....ll.y0 1i.G2is II 42b 11.yo
sept. .ii.7o 1L77h 1L57l5 116S
July -. 6.2o s27l5 CITY se2lb
Sept. 49,. G.J7i5 G.3Ii3 $50 Gj0
SHORT RIBS-l0O lbs
July ...... 800 5.97l5 5.S7i5 592h
Sept ..... 500 GO7is 500 GS7ia
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and easy. No. spring wheat, sea
Sl.15: No. 3 spring wheat, 1928; No. red,
81 %: No corn, 33c.: No oats. 2Glsc.,
No. ? white. sc. No. 3 white. - &C.; No.
rye zoe. No. barley 3SdJlc.. No. /
max seed. Sl.2D prime timothy seed, $500
2S5: mess pork. per barrel. Sl1.4Jnl1jo,
lard. per 100 pounds SG2Ou5;29' short
shoulders (boxcd). s5Q52J; short clear
sides (boxed) S63JqG.45 sugars un-
changed; butter firm; creamcries, l36lGc.;
diaries. 13dl3iac.: eggs steady. fresh.
PIC: cheese quiet at 1ii0T@c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
BANK STOCKS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
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CHARLESTON $. c.. May 31.-COT-
TON-Market nominal; sales. nonei quo
tatlOns unchanged.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-03-30
No W ar Yet

WAoHINGToN, Iirch The
Cuban situation i unchanged.
The president maintains his eau
tIous policy. He has made a per
emptory demand on Spain to put
al end immediately TO hostilitles
IN Cuba, and awaits is reply. IF
an adverse answer shall come
from Madrid, he Will turn the
question over TO Congress.
Speaker Reed j dong hi best to
keep hot-blooded congressman in
check, but is not likely to succeed
very long. for the war spirit is
uppermo>t. Military and naval
preparations so on night and day.
1t was rumorcd to-day that riot
IN was again about to break out
in Havana.