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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
VIRGINIA DUEL. "a
Harry Mcveigb KiIIcdin CaihpbcIfb
MN n. SNOW.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April Especial =
At Beulah church. I'm Campbell county
about three miles from this city. a cfht-
Guilty occurred Sunday morning between
Harry w. McVeigh and VIM IL. SNOW
Jr., two ~well-known young men. Pistols
were drawn and al the urst shot Nc
Weigh fell with a bullet in his head.
His death was instantaneous. Snow at
once came TO %Lynchburg and gave HIM
self up to the police, and to-day he Will
be turned over to the Campbell county
authorities.
For several weeks trouble has been
brewing between the McVeigh and Snow
families. the origin OF It having been in
ten recent marriage OF Harry McVeigh anc
n daughter OF tho elder Snow. The mar
riage was opposed by both families. but
the young couple, after obtaining n IT.
cense were married secretly a few days
ago. a.
After the ceremony, owing, II Is said. 20
McVeigh's inability to earn a living, the
young wife returned to her parents
home. and McVeigh was commanded by
her father never 20 put his foot across
the threshold. McVeigh then. II Is
charged, began OBTAINING the character
OF the young lady. and the Shows, hear
ing Of II. warned him 10 desist.
Yesterday morning the young men. both
OF them armed.t met NJ beutah chuIch'
and. after the exchange OF a few sharp
words. the men reached FOR their wea-
pons. Snow was the quickest. and be-
fore the startled bystanders could appre-
ciate the situation, a bali from the pistol
went crashing through McNeigh's head.
McVeigh's little brother rushed for
ward and tried to get the pistol from
the nerveless fingers. but Snow inter
fered. and. taking his dead opponent
weapon. he walked away. The anan
has created great excitement in the
section or Campbell. In which the two
families reside.
LYNCHBURG. VA, April A-Special-
William II. Snow. Jr., who shot and Kill
ed Harry McVeigh yesterday. waived an
examination before Justice Garbee I'M.
morning. and was sent on TO the grand
jury.
At the c~oroners' inquest a verdict was
returned that McVeigh came TO MS
death by n shot from a pistol IN the
hands OF William IL. Snow, Jr.
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READY FOR SERIOUS BUSINESS
Ships of the Flying Squadron Stripped
for BattIe-An Officers Talk.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 4-Spe-
cial.-The flying squadron IL ready 20
sail. but as yet no orders have come
from Washington ordering the ships TO
put 10 sea.
The protected cruiser Columbia weigh
ed anchor and steamed down the Roads
to Old Point, where she joined her sister
ship. the Minneapolis; two ships remain
here. They are the flagship Brooklyn
and battleship Massachusetts.
The Brooklyn may leave tomorrow
morning. as Commodore Schley wishes to
a her out 20 sea and test the turrets
which were repaired here last week by
mechanics from the ship yard.
Just when the Massachusetts, will sail
IS not knowz. At present n double force
OF divers aIv at work scraping the ships
bottom. which Is literally covered with.
barnacles and sea growth.
OF course, the Massachusetts, is ready
10 go 70 sea If necessary, but Captain
Higginson, her commander. hopes TO have
the hull cleaned before she goes into
action. so that the vessel may make her
maximum speed OF 17.5 knots; at present
she could not make over thirteen knots.
OFFICERS TALK.
Tho officers think the critical period
has been reached.
I'VE must fight" said an officer Of the
Massachusetts, tonight. Spain needs a
~drubbing. and we will give It TO her. Ever
since the Virginius affair at Havana, We
have wanted 10 get al Spain. but there
has been no opening. Spain has been In
sulting this country ever since. She MUIR
dered those Americans on the preteXt
that they were spies; we would have
fought her long ago If she had been I'm
any condition and now IL looks like we are
jumping on a cripple. Spain IS in debt;
she has got three balls hanging over her;
paWn-brokers own her.
In my opinion the navy will do all the
fighting. We will send arms TO the in
surgents. and they viii free themselves
on the island. While the North Atlantic
squadron is storming Moro Castle and
Smelling Havana, the dying squadron will
intercept the fiotilla OF torpedo boats. We
will give Spain all she Is looking for and
Il will not a over three months to do
m
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NEW YORK. April 4.-The general dry
goods outlook continues without new fea-
lures Of interest. The volume Of bust
ness doing has peen limited by The cur
rent war talk. In staple cottons the de-
mand has been light and prices steady,
though some Improvement Is reported in
the export trade. Print cloth situation re-
mains unsatisfactory. With quotations
at 2 1-1Gd. for regular buyers SHOW itlle
inclination TO place any orders and bid
PC. Printed fabrics are dull and feature
less. rho demand Is light and the mar
ket. If anything. displays q heavy tone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

CHICAGO April 4-Bearish statistics
and favorable reports on the growing
wheat crop were Offset In the market to-
day BY belief hat the present May corner
was proving a success. and fear that
a corner in July was In process Of forma-
ton. July closed 1c. higher and May
Lc. higher In consequence. Other mar
kets were strong. partly with wheat. corn
and oats advancing Hdhc. each, and pro-
visions closing 1Oq22hc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low. Close.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Young Ladies Thrown from a Vehicle
and One KilIed-A Lady Hurt.

WOODSTOCK. VA. April 4-Speclal.-
While Misses Nettie and Matte Pence
from church at Quicksburg. Shenandoah
county. Va. last night. their horse was
frightened by a dog lying In the road.
They were all thrown from their carriage.
Miss Nettie Pence was instantly killed
by having her neck broken. Mr.. Wade
Pence's head was badly cut and Miss
Matte Pence escaped without injury.
The eight-year-old son of Mr.. Edward
Pangle, living In the Northern part OF
Shenandoah county, near Oranda. fell
from a wagon loaded with wood. The
wagon ran over the boy breaking both
OF his legs. His condition is very serious
and injuries are supposed 20 be fatal.
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sour Navy"

Cant. II. r. w. Campbell will deliver his
most interesting and instructive naval lee
ture In the Association Hall at $3.50
O'Clock. The same lecture win be deliv-
cred this afternoon for the benent or the
boys and girls. and any who may care 70
attend the lecture.
"Our Navy and Coast Defenses' Will
be profusely illustrated; seyenty-hve DIFF
TENT Views OF warships and implements
being placed upon the canvass. The hall
will be darkened so that the stereopticon
work will be perfect.
The lecture will be simpliied and mace
intensely interesting to boys and girls.
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HoPKINsVILLE. KY, March 81

HOPKINsVILLE. KY, March 31.-Re-
ceipts since last report, e1G hogsheads;
receipts TO date. 2.42G hogsheads; re-
ceipts TO same time last year, 2.G07 hogs
heads.
sales TO late. 1.264 hogsheads; sales 10
same time last year. 2.5G5 h~ogsheads.
Stocks I'm store this date, 5,S62 hogs
heads. stock IN store same time last year,
1880 hOg-hoads.
Very little old tobacco appeared upon
the breaks this week, and the new was
composed mainly OF medium and low
grades. There was a smaller proportion
than heretofore in unsafe condition, but
the qualities that mainly characterized
the offerings were not In strong demand,
and the more undesirable sorts, showed
an easier market, consequently the pro-
norton Of reflections was unusually large.
Farmers have been much hindered by
raintv Weather during the last two weeks,
but as their out-of-door work was pre-
yiously well advanced. they have not been
thrown behind-hand, and as the young
plant sare making a steady growth. the
probab uities are that there Will be an
earlier setting of the crop this year than
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Major white at Y. VI. G. A.

Major ID. w. whittle, OF Chicago, the
evangelist whose writings and works sre
most favorably known throughout the
entire country, began a series OF Blble
reading at the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon. These
services will be held each afternoon at
$50 o'clock. and are open 10 both ladies'
and gentlemen. The theme for the entire
week win be Tho Overcoming Lfe or
Waymarks for Walkers In the Spirit
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tration. brought on By his sisils at their
bedside.
Early his morning he gave a young
lady at his, clearinghouse so, with In
structlons. TO give IL TO Mrs. Grim and
to say nothing OF the occurrence should
anything happen TO him. He then wen;
10 the ware-room where his furniturs
was stored, preparatory 20 moving 70
Winchester. and. placing the muxzie OF =
pictol In his mouth. fired the fatal shot,
The report OF the pistol was heard by
several persons. When found Mr.. Grim
was already a
The pistol shot entered the roof OF his
mouth and. lodged at the base OF tho
brain. About ten years & he married
Miss Florence Dean, eldest daughter Of
Mr. John Dean. Of this place. who. to-
gether with TWO children. survive him.
The remains were brought here this
evening and will be Inferred tomorrow.
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h Princess n

The Initial Issue OF the Princess Anne, ="
a publication by the passenger DEPART
ment OF the Norfolk, Virginia Beach and
Southern railroad. exploitive OF the
charming resort. Princess Arne Hotel,
located at Virginia Beach. has just made
its appearance.
IL Is a handsome tw~elye-page number.
embellished with hneiy-executed cuts OF
the beautiful structure by the SAD sea
waves. and Is repiete with all Informal
ton necessary .for. those who centsm-
plete s%ojourning this summer where ocean
hreezes blow.
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Officers Elected.

At the regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Senior League OF Trinity NJ. r..
church. held last Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months-v!z.
f. IL. Bell. president; A. f. Waite, first
vice-president; Miss Carrie Bowman,
third vice-president: NJ. ]. Taylor. secre-
tary: Miss Alice McPhail. treasurer: Mrs.
Alice McPhail. organist and chairman OF
Music Committee; B.. l.. Ogg, chairman o!
Lookout Committee.
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THE NELSON MURDER TRIALS.
Five Persons Convicted Of Jordan's
Murder Receive Various Sentences

LIVINGSTON, VA, April 4.-Speciai.-
Ben Perry. Peter Perry. Joe Perry and
Mat Ennis were brough tinto court this
morning at 10 o'clock. All OF the prison
ers pleaded guilty to the indictment for
murder. and The judge examined the wit
nesses.
After examining the witnesses the Judge
sentenced Mat Ennis TO fifteen years.
Peter and Ben Perry ten years each. and
Joe Perry i've years I'm the penitentiary.
George Perry last week was convicted
Of murder in the first degree on the same
charge-the murder OF Joseph Jordan.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady: No. 3 spring wheat. SS0S9c.: No. .
red. $1.O2AGlO3A; No. 2 corn, 205sc. No.
. oats. 2512c. No. . white, f.. q. b.. 2aL4H
No. > rye. 5OHc.: No. l flax seed. $1.2tig.
new. $1.22la; prime timothy seed. S27G:
mess pork. per barrel. tg.SSQ0.9O; lard.
per 100 pounds. S5.27h4JS ~; short rib
sides 0oOse). $5.1O1j4O: dry ealtcd Shout
sides boxed. s5.4045.J0; whisky. dis
filters sihnhed goods. per gallon. Sl.1gi4;
sugars unchanged; butter firm; creamery,
1920. daily. 1ld17c.; cheese uiet at 81
SIC; eggs steady; fresh. &c.
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SUICIDE IN HARRIS0NBURG.
Mr.. Thomas Grim Takes His Life with
Pistol.

WINCHESTER. VAA., April Especial.
Mr.. Thomas Grim a weil-known jeweller
OF Harrisonburg, shot and killed himself
az his home in that place to-day.
Mr.. Grim was forty-two years OF age.
a son Of the late John Grim. and sgas
born and reared in this city. He had
recently nursed his wife and child
through a serious sickness. and had
since been suffering from nervous pros
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NAvAI. STORES

PENTINE-Firm at 2S15c. sales. none.
ROSIN-Firm; sales, none; unchanged.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. April 4.-SPIR-
ITS or TURPENTINE-Steady at 2I9
27ibc.: receipts, 42c.
ROSIN-Firm at S1.20d1.25; receipts, 716
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Nothing do
ing: prices unchanged.
TAR-Quiet at 9Oc.; receipts, 80 zar'
rels.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE COUNTY OF HENRIco:
Parepa Cox ..... ..'."..... PLAINTIFF.
vs.. .44I
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain .
divorce a vinculo matrimonii by the plain
tin from the defendant. James w. Cox.
on the grounds Of desertion and adultery;
and an affidavit having been made ana
hled that The defendant Is a non-resident
OF the State OF Virginia. Il is ordered that
the said defendant. James w. Cox. do
appear at the clerk office OF the Circuit
Court OF the county OF Henrico within
fifteen days after due publication OF this
order and do what Is necessary TO pro-
tect his interests In this suit.
Teste: j. Il. BhOADDuS.
Clerk.
Vim. III. Reveridgc, ID. a. mhS-tuft
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THE COTTON

NEW YORK. April 4.-COTTON-
Steady: middling, 8 3-i6: net receipts.
none: gross, 7.l01 bales. exports TO the
Continent. sol bales; forwarded, 52S bales.
sales, 1910 bales; spinners. 40 bales;
stock. actual. 1877. 0oS bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. %. 500 bales:
exports TO Great Britain, 1908 bales; 10
France. 1913 bales; 10 the Continent, TO-
s2e bales; stock, Si3.303 bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts, 50, 22s bales:
exports to Great Britain, rs, Tpl bales: 70
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In buying a Derby from US you
need never fear that you are gets
ting all "old shape" We have
only one place for last seasons
hats and that's on our ooc. table.
If you want one it's there at that
price.
You get only those shapes sane
toned by fashion-the various
heights of crowns, widths and curl
of brim-those little things that go
to make a hat becoming or unbe-
coming.
The materials and make up of
our Hats cannot be beaten; neither
can the prices-SI.5o up.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. NJ. AprIl 4. 1s0s.


NORFOLK, VA. April 4.-PEANUTS
Farmers market-Fancy, SIC; strictly
prime. &c.; prime. 2Ac.; common ID. X.
and spotted, lAa2hc. Spanish. 56c.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL T.
ARRIVED.

Schooner Mary Curtis. Richmond.
Schooner Henry 5. Little, Providence.
Schooner Jennie G. May, Boston.
Schooner Marjorie Brown, New Haven.
Barge CITY of Atlanta. New Haven.
Barge Quinnebaug, New Haven.
Barge Helicon. New York.
Barge Atlas. Boston.
Steamer Shawmut, Boston.
steamer Robert Adamson, Galveston.
steamer Lobelia- Naples.
SAILED.
Schooner Nelson L. Newbury, Charles
ton.
Schooner Henry 5. Little, Providence.
Schooner Jennie G. May. Boston.
steamer Benger Head. Dublin AMI Bel
fast.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 4. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamership Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamership Baltimore. Murphy, Baiti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, APRIL 4
ARRIVALS. :
Schooner George Sevenger. Phillips, to
LOAF pine wood: q
Schooner Sephaniah steelman, Burton,
10 load lumber. =
Barge Mary C. McNally. McNally. to
loa Lumber and tisA
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France. i2,24s bales; to the Continent, 2s.-
ISL bales.
Total since September tst-Net receipts,
1872, 1874 bales. exports to Great Britain.
1908. 1O2 bales: TO France, 73S. go bales;
to Continent. 2.J23, D..
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Black and Olive Satin
Waists, all over
tucks. Magnificent.

$3.50. Charm
ingly attractive
waists of large
plaid silk. Com-
binations of blue
and white, and
green and old
rose 81. And
these
Silk w aists IN
black India Stlk X.
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Oh. Berry & co.
Main and Tenth Streets.

mated and better market for all in good
order. very heavy reduction OF stocks on
hand. with cooler weather. were the lead
ing features this week.
Offerings his week showed moro linked
and nondescript and mixed hogsheads,
which in all cases were Disseminated
against. Bidding on the part Of manufac-
turers was better sustained than last
week for all in good order. with little
done on the part OF %rehandlers and
spectators.
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GAINESVILLE. TENN. March al
Our receipts in March were 1886 hogs
heads: sales. SSl ho~gsheads. shipments,
l45S hogsheads; stocks March 3ist. s.494
~hogsheads: buyers stocks are 2,OA hogs
heads sellers stocks, 6.43O hogsheads.
Our receipts his week were al hogs
heads; offerings. 2jl hogsheads; sales, ZIG
hogsheads.
Our breaks his week and general mar
ket Was "A repetition OF last week. About
half OF the offerings were old Tugs. which
were fairly nrm al the unchanged low
prices. The new crop was low In grade
and poor IA quality. The poorest was
duh. with rather easier prices. The bet
ter qualities are held back for the regular
German demands. which are expected TO
come In May.
The rush Of deliveries Of loose tobacco
10 the prizing houses is ~slackening on,
the bulk Of the crop now having passed
from planters hands. The two weeks or
rainy weather has stopped all work in
fhe fields For old tobacco we uOte.
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stuart Horse Guard.

Brigadisr-G General AonEa. L. rhii1po
has order another election. 70. be .hsld<0x
the stuart Horse souard ~ thar erm1E1
on next THURSDAY evening -
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EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. April 4, 1895.
Breaks Of both bright and dark tobaccos
will be offered AZ StOnewall warehouse
tomorrow, Tuesday, April ., 1895.
Breaks Of new dark loose tobaccos at
Crenshaw's and ShOckoe warehouses FOR
tomorrow.
Messrs. Frazer & Tompkins will offer
bv sample at their office tomorrow q
break OF from fifteen TO twenty hogs
heads Of dark tobaccOs. isis breaks IN
cludes some fine tObaccOs.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. 1 hogshead; smokers, 10; lear
dark, II; Tugs dark, 4 Iotal, 20 hoss-
heads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Brighl. 10 hogsheads and l
tierce: dark, 10 h%ogsheads. Reinspections
Bright. 3 hogsheads.
Old Dominion. ShOckOe, CrenshaW's, Al
leghany, Meals, Davenport's and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts. % packages; deliveries, VI
packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for The city OF Rich-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
S3.137.7O; plug toDaccos' S3,59f.Gc. Iotal'
81 .732.30.
The Petersburg Wa.) Record Of Satur-
day. April .. 1898. says.
The following will show the movement
Of tobacco during the past week al the
80 ..A..lannarH
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Novelties in Ladies Neckwear.
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Confirmation Suits for boys and
children.
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Railroad receipts. 273 h~ogsheads.
Messrs Suhling & Co. report the Lynch
burg Wa) tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday. April >. 1898:
The market this week was decidedly
easier on all grades. There was no i'm
proVement in the quality OF the offerings,
but on the contrary the breaks looked
less attractive thar they have done for
some time past. Prices were rather lr-
regular, and closed somewhat lower. The
Young plants are doing nicely. The wealth
err. on the whole, continues favorable FOR
farming operations.
Sold week ending March %. 1898, 9s5,6o0
pounds, sold week ending April : loyS.
$50. 300 pounds. Decrease for week end
ing April ., 1898, 1J3.3OO pounds,
Sales from October l, 1897, 20 April =,
1898, II .301 500 pounds; sales from Octo-
Der !. 1896, 10 April =. 1897, l1,29s, 200
pounds. Increase Tor 1895. $500 pounds.
Mr.. Alex. Harthm reports the Louis
Vile Qy.) tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday. April 2. 1898. as follows:
Offerings Of hurley for the week al auc-
Old crops-This week, pa hogsheads;
last week, 2l2 hogsheads. week In 1897,
2o2 hogsheads: week In 1896 lSs hogs
heads.
New crop-This week. 1879 hogsheads;
last week. 2.G3J hogsheads; week in 1877,
$3.50 ~hogsheads; week IN 1896. 2vo2 hogs
heads.
Original hogsheads sold this week were
1858. against 1925 last week. Reviews,
e9l, against 769 last week.
Total sales at auction all kinds this
week. 2.556 hogsheads, against 3.111 hogs
heads last week. and 4,9lS ~hogsheads this
week last year.
Reflections. 567 hogsheads hurley.
against S54 last week. Darks, 126 hogs
heads. against IS hogsheads last week.
Percentage OF all kinds sold, q, against
30 last week.
Total receipts were 1,753 hogsheads,
against 2SS4 hogsheads last week, and
l,s46 In week last year and 1924 I'm 1896.
Burley offerings were Abb ~hogsheads.
or 654 ~hogsheads less than last week.
A very large falling of In receipts and
sales OF new hurley. larger offerings Of
common and soft tobacco. . more AMI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 4. 1898.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 4, 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Hitler. merchan-
disc and messengers. Old Dominion Steam
shin Company. New York.
Steamer Winyan. Simmons. merchan-
disc and passengers, Clyde Line, from
Philadelphia.
Schooner Standard. Godsey, fertilizers,
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
from New York.
Schooner Dora Allison Rose, fertillzers'
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
from New York.
Schooner Edith Mcintyre, Godsey, scrap
iron, Tredegar Company, New York.
Schooner Helena. Nickerson, salt, Day.
enport q Morris, from New York.
SAILED.
Steamer P~ocahontas, Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company, Norfolk.
steamer Richmond. Hitler. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. New YORK.
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Futures opened firm sales. 800 bales;
May, $50: June. 6oi; July. COS: August.
Goa: September. 6.OT; October. COG: No
vember. COG; December, COG: January.
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Futures opened firm: sales. 500 bales:
bales. April. 5.93: May. SOS. June. COL:
July. G03: August. GOi: September. G.O3:
october, GO2; November. COS; December.
Cos: January, 6OI.
Spot cotton closed steady: middling up
lands. q 3-l6, middling gulf, 0 ZIG; sales.
1870 bales.
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Brownies for Boys.

Do you know what they are9
If your boy romps and plays you
should know. They save him
many a suit of clothes aud only
cost CSC.
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Silk
Waists.

worth twice the price, N.5o. ~
Many Colors OF Roman stripe SIX
Waists. S.9S.
Black Tafeta Shirt Waists, yoke finely
tucked, NN5-
Elegant black Taffeta Waists. entire
front and back tucked IA bias effect,
quite swell. $685..
New Percale shirt Waists. in all col
ors of checks. black and white, biu9
and white. pink and white. green and
white. SEC.
Pretty Stripes and Checks. In Percals
Waists. good wash colors. 81.
Brocaded White Pique Waists. very
nobby, sl.39.
All colors OF large and small Plaid Der
by Shirt Waists, $50.
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Quotations arc for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
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