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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-05-25
Scott County Register: While

Scott County Register: While
in Meridian last week Mr.. S. II.
Kirkland bad a conversation with
Capt. w III. Hardy in regard to
the building of the Gulf and Ship
Island road. Mr.. Hardy stated
that while 1t was true that the
road would be built to jackson, 1t
was not the intention of the com
i'any to abandon the old route via
Forest to POntotOc. He stated
that after the road had been com.
i'leted 10 jackson they would then
finish the ronte at first proposed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-05-25

Through trains Nos. l and arrive at
Mobile at 40 "A m, and 623 p m.
Nos. 2 and have entirely new equip
ment, and are vestibnled from end to end.
Nos. and A have Vestibuled first class
coaches, and all rour trains have Vesti-
buled Sleeping cars.
For rates, time, tickets and further in
formation write to or call at Mobile and
Ohio Ticket Office, under Battle House.
G.. W. KING, Ticket Agent.
r. w. SMITH,
Passenger Agent, Mobile, Ala.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-05-25

The time is growing short, aud
prospective candidates had better
be getting their announcements III.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-05-25

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

NOUS and when at 70 o'clock. they fled
into the court room with their verdict
DO was no great surprise thit 90 was MUIR
der in the nrst degree.
The prisoner bore up well at The am
uoulcement OF the verdict Tie says that
81 they hang him they viii hang an inno-
cent man s0 far as The crime with which
he is charged s concerned explaining
that while he did KIN Hall Carter 10 was
not 4 premed.tated or wilful act.
The court-h0use was thronged tonight
with people anxious 70 hear the verdict,
yet despite the crowd the least noise
might have been heard throughout the
room. SO serious and solemn were an
present
The opinion seemed 10 have prevailed
up 10 tonight that the verdict would be
second degree, and no doubt such would
have met with the appreciation OF a large
majority Of people especially those who
We're unacquainted with the circumstances
Of the crime as related 20 the jury. The
extreme age OF the prisoner causes many
10 feel a sympathy for him In his terrible
and sad predicament which perhaps,
would not be prompted In Their breasts
for one Of younger years convicted OF a
Ike horrible crime.
Counsel tonight moved Tor a new trial
and argument will be made IN a day or
two.
The jury. or most of them, returned 10
their homes IN Lynchburg tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
ni,hv,.nd Va AuTfl 20


sales of new dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond Na) breaks to-day; StoneWall
Warehouse sold 9f5 pounds-highcst pricei
50. Shelburnes warehouse sold / ~
nolnds-highest price, Sl5.soi shocAoe
Warehouse sold I'D gouhqs-hishes
40 e. -. Crenshaw's Warehouse sold
4 zoo pounds-highest price, 500 Total,
a'cco hounds-highest price, $3.50.
~ iuettal breaks Of new dark loose to-
hacco at stone ShockOe and CrenshaWs
worehouses for tomorrow, Friday, April
81, 1879. ,,,.r 60 ,ror,,i,,,s ,,t....
-s,,,,fssion merchants, No. JOS south
'rweifth street. Richmond. Va. VIII have
- oood-sized break Of n .ce dark tObaccls.
"a ',Trt ~ which Is from Nelson county VA
bv sample at their office tomorrow
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
II the Richmond Tobacco Trade today
Wrappers. g hogsheads filters 10. cut
ter, /. scrap (brighD, 10, scrap dark. 3.
leaf dark. a. Tugs dark - Total. -
fhe tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections-Bright . hogsheads. dark. 40
hogshead western, 4 hogsheads. Rein
Stonewall, ShockOe. Seabro0k's Ale
ghany old Dominion and Davenport, =
tobacco warehouses report to-day. ne
ceipts, "a packages; deliveries. So pack
ages.
United States internal revenue coIlec.
lions on tobacco for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. TO-DAY: Cigars and cigarettes
81 800 80; plug tobacco, s3.725ls. Total.
$S,3l6.os.
MesSrs. InQ. h. Jacob & 10. No ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. April 2o-FLOCR- More
active and steaoier Tor spring patents,
otherwise dull and featureie-s.
RYE J. LCi R-Steady.
NMEAL-stcady
RAL-Firm. No. western. Gliac.
BARLEY MALT-DuA. western. 5SuGlc.
WtEAI-spOt easy. 40. = ped. $50 ic
Options opened nrmer on cable news but
declined unu-r realZln.. a sharp rccOE-
cry on predicted frost .n Kansas and
Missouri Was succeeded NN "a anal break
under heavy western stIlN- and local
realizing The close WAS easy al 3-U'.c
net decline, May closed cd. ttc.s Ju.s,
1Jac
GOFN- spot steady. No .. 43i-0ffc
Options opened steady with wheat easeu
on under hqldauon. but rallied 81 ghuy
on improved export demand, CLOSED easy
at &c. net decline; May closed at IOAc.,
oATs1spot easy; NO .. s3c. options
neglected.
BEEF-Firmer
CUT MEATS Steady.
LARD-Steady. western steamed Sj.JoN
j.Jj Refined quiet
FORk-Steady
BUTTER-Iu-ettlcd
CHEESf,-Steady.
EGG+Steady.
COTTON-SEED OII-Dull, prime crude
fETROLEUM-Barely steady.
RDSlN-SteadV.
TGRPENTlNE-Easier at 42ia0I3c.
RiCE-Frm.
OTATOES-Steady.
CABBAGE-Strons domestic. 0.JOu ~.
COFFElEOptiOns opened unsteady
ruled inactive and fcature.e-s in absence
Of outside support, influential tdhrs ol q
change of consequence in stdfl-.i zeal pos 3d.
tons. spot market steady huf joss active.
closed dun 40 net unchanged prices. sales,
800 bag. May. Sfa5uJ. june. 500
No. Z jobDne, &c; mild quiet CordoNa.
S013c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

Major John NJ. Burke, better known as
Arizona jack the press agent OF "Buf-
falo BilPs' show. Is AT Murphys lie
has cut his hair and shaved on his nous
tache Few people will recognize him
when he appears upon the streets to-day.
Hon. J. q. Parker. Northampton Rev.
Francis Noonan, Hampton. Judge r. W.
Sims. Louisa: ]. \. McAllister. Warm
Springs. and ]. c. Phillips, Tappahannock.
are at Murphy's.
Judge II. y. Warren. James city coun-
~. Frank W. Thomas. Roanoke. J. NJ.
Darlington, South Boston; ;. II. Jordan.
Pond Gap. and Wayne Ferguson aud
wife. LYnchburs. are at Eprd Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
PRICE CONVICTED.
Murder in the First Degree the Yer.
dict for Che slayer of Han Carter


dict for Che Slayer of Hall Carter
FARMNlLLE, VA. April 2O-Special.-
The dramatic feature Of the trial OF
Thomas VI. Price to-day for the murder
OF Mr. Hall Carter was when the prisoner
who was testifying, came down from the
witness stand and picked up a gun with
which he killed Carter and showed the
court and jury how the tragedy occurred
At the conclusion OF the argument to-
night the case was given 10 the jury. AZ
ter supper. when. the prisoner was re-
turned 70 the court room. he looked I'M
usually bright. and said 10 a gentleman
whom he called over TO where he was sit
ting that he never felt happier.
After being out for an hour the Jury
sent Tor instructions as 10 what consti-
tutes generalization. and how long IL re-
Sgiges 10 pgemadliaIa. Tbis looked emil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
STOCKS FELL
STILL LOWER
UnfayOrable Influences Carried Them
Below Wednesdays Level.
TRADING WAS OFALlSTLESS SORT
Railways Moved i'm Narrow Limits
Except Changers - Bond Market
showed More Activity and
Strcngth-iIcavy Buying.

NEW YORK. April oo-Most stocks
to-day gratltatod suguuy below ycater-
Gay level Influences ahccung price
Values were the continued strength and
rising prices 0i sterling exchange and Zee
ports of damage Co winter wheat There
Was some strength about tle OPENING.
but the outside demand being small eu-
outraged The bears To- put Out short limos,
the sClIlu- movement being most comic
cent around delivery hour. The impress
sion on values Was not very large. as "a
rule. and "a covering mON emeut lcll the
net changes oi the da} moderate. Irao-
ing Was ut o. ustess SORT. and Mtu0uEn
tAe dealings We're about half a. million
Nndrfs. little interest Was manifested uu
inc uncertain vibrations of stool KS. IA
'tpl Jos Ono strangers, winch were SCI. De-
tive tO crop a0NiDts. the railways gtucr-
ally moved within narrow limits Ana
COMA Mining advanced h'l. lle puicllts-
ms being lu some volume Tor London acc
count. where the demand was reported to
cover sales of privileges which would he
mental Tobacco dipped sharply. closing
nearly points on. The flower stocks
were under pressure. but lctt of with
southern railway and Louisville and
aruFlAc, ou tuclr Joint purchase OF lAc
birmingham Southern railway, held firm
against large London sales American
smelling and Refining opened strong Ou
iis first days trading in thr unlisted de-
partment and then sold down. The mar
Aet closed steady.
The Increased activity and strength in
The bond market reflects investment buy
Ing. which is very heavy in some of the
newly-issued mortgage. Total sales.
$iupp.CID. United states 2s registered
advanced p. the 3's registered 3. and the
new As registered IS in the Did price.
The total sale. OF stocks We're 5000
shares. including Atchison preferred.
li3-J, Burlington and Quincy. - 7S5,
Delaware and Hudson 724. Louisville
AND Nashville g3sJ. Manhattan. 1I3}S
Heading LIST preferred. 1880 Missouri
Pacific. Coos. Chicago. Indianapolis and
Louisville. Is 600. New Jersey Central.
6e9i Rock Island g. 100. 81. Paul. 1850.
Southern railway. 1870. Southern rail-
way preferred. - SOP. Wheeling and Lake
Erie. ll7lo. American steel and Wire.
5.5e9. American Spirits. Gllo. Federal
steel 1ot00, Colorado Fuel j. 500. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit 44lNl. Continental Toe
bacco. 3N56l Pacific Nal 5O75. Sugar.
1890. Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1890.
Western Union. J.Gsj
MONEY ON EXCHANGE Money ON
call steady mo 3n4is per cent, last loan
AZ ~ per cent. prime mercantile paper.
Wa04ii per cent Sterling exchange
strong with actuaul business boo bankers
bills at 81 S704S7i, for demand and nc
Sfs5d4 Sil for sixty days. posted rates
- hlifU4N ~ and $4sliz04SS. commercial
bills, 81 Sii2 Silver certificates $4,000.
bar silver 69ie, Mexican dollars 49,,
Government bonds strong. state bonds
easier. railroad bonds strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. April 20. 1890.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK. VA. April 20-PEANT'TS-
Farmers stOck-Fancy g &C. pound.
strictly prime. &c. pound prime, 2bq2s.c
pound. common. none offered Spdnish
Shelled. 9Oc per bushel Tone Of marke,
firm. offerings very light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 20 COTTON
Speculation boo cotton futures continued
stupidity. To-day the market was favOra-
bly, Influenced al the opening by good
Liverpool cables. which We're accOmpanied
by buying orders from several European
points, and a momentary scramble of the
more apprchengive local shorts 10 cover
with The market quiet and firm. prices
advanced lN- points on the call and
for time showed AN inclination 10 do
drifted in Omcial notice Of good weather
throughout the South and private reports
OF widespread activity ON plantations led
20 light liquidation late lu the forenoon.
under which prices melted away several
points. Another factor coutribituino IA
the Ieactionary feeling was a larger crop
movement than the crowd had calculated
upon. Early in the afternoon the market
made SIN another turn on a forecast for
showers during The next th.rty-slx hours
in the Middle and West Gulf States. 10 Inc
accompanies hy 2 decided fall in tenn
pcraure. viii conditions faVOrng frost ia
Northern Texas and OklahOma While
the latter news checked the sagging ten
dency Of prices and inaugurated an adj
Vancine movement, 10 faled 10 give ma
terial impetus 70 bun enthusiasm and
but little effort was made on the part ~
longs to rout their adversaries. The mn
accountable apathy of speculative interes,
In outside investment circles provsd =,
barrier Of no mean proportions Ia a de-
cided rally I'm prices and tended To dis
he9rten tho more faithful bululs. who for
NuNle lllht FaNA nave uetu looking for a
revival of old-tme interest The mark
closed quiet net unchanged to l point
lower.
COTTON-Futures opened ou,e, and
FIRM April. 80, May 81: June. Z so.
July, o.S August 81. September. SO:
October, 800. November 502 December.
March. COZ
Futures closed quiet and steady; April.
o.-, May. 30 June, 80; July. 5.s4: Au
November. $50; December. 59f: January.
DDS February. 60l: March. eos.
spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged;
sales, none.
NOTTQN-Quiet: middling, 90: net re-
162, 927 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 6.6S2 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 2 103 bales: 70
bales stock. SO2 Oi2 bales.
Sonso.dated-Aet gscslpis4 &-hQ1 haleai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
parTiM0Rr MARKET
2ATTrNTORT ADrn lu-FI OUR Firm

TNTT TNIUNT-- NUTT " ~ = = ~
and unchanged.
ISL. fi7S5.c.. May. 1Si40,s g.. july. lHt--.
asked Southern, by sample. 20 tHi-c.
CCRN-Frm. spot. ~ l-'f.-, inc
Sgiau3gfsc. Southern white Conn., 49, 30
4ic.
OATS-Firm: No white. $3.50 r..
RNt,-Firmer. NO. nearby, "N'-o.'
sales. ". - western. t'c.
SUGAR Strong and unchanged.
BUTTER Steady fancy creamery.
dc: st0rc-packei. lilfl-c.. rolls, l-4lic.
EGGS Firm at l3ul.t1 IT,.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged.
LETTUCE Steady 40 $3.50 ue. hu-nei
box.
WHISKY-Unchaneed fairly active.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

exports 10 Great Britain. a7S5 bales. to
France. 1793 bales; TO the Continent.
10 40 bales.
Total since September ist-Nct receipts.
10 3s6 bales. exports 10 Great Britain
3. 100 49, bales: To France. odIIi9 bales
TO the Continent, 2ill,1gj bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

NEW YORK April 30 -Biraoh-d cote
tons closed decidedly strong. owing to am
advance OF &c per yard. and L0nsdale
and Frui of the Loom. "A beachcd brown
sheetings and dfi.l~ were uriu boat doe
mand was moderate. Wide sheet u.s
were firm and deuims in quie, request az
fun prices Prints quiet .uf lrm lu
fancier staples Giuahsms I'm limited -up-
PLY and firmly held Print cloths quiet
at previous prices. Cotton hosiery dull
and irregular Underwear steady iu both
cotton and WoOllen makes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

sun sets ....... ............. 600 =. u.
Moon south ........ .......... 9.lf p. ".
lf-t higu water .....-.-..... y 4. ~
Second high water ........... l.lo l.. NJ
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April 20. 1909
ARRIVED.
Barge Alabama. Providence.
Schooner r. r.. Hunt Boston.
Schooner. : q. Ropes. Portland.
Steamer So. Hubert West HartpOol
SAILED.
Barge r. r Thomas. Providence
Barge Hamilton Fish. Providence
Barge city OF Atlanta. New Haven
Schooner D. Trend. Gloucester.
Steamer Missouri Havana.
Steamer Lord LansdOwn. Dublin and
Belfast
Steamer ChickahOminv. London
Steamer North Cambria, Hamburg
PORT or WEST POINT. April %. 1899.
ARRIVED
steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

fi'"t''N t'tN 49,
Atchison ......... 2Ois
Afcn.snn pfd ........ ............... Gi
Baltimore and Ohio ..........-..... 72la
Canada Pacific ........ ,........... AIE
Canada Southern ......... ......... 80
Central Pacific ........... .......... 5oi.
thcs and Ohio ...... .............. "a
DhL and Alton ......... ........... JOS
Chi. B. and q ........ .............. 14fi
'Al ana y. lIl...--.... ...........- l-tt
Chi and r. H. pfI.... -.......... ~,
ni O.. W....-... ...... ........... los
rif' ia J 80 3'- ''-.''-.''''
tvf ana y IL ,3i
ttti ..t ~ IA. '.f1'''' -''''''''''''' W ~
a. 4" - 90 -'''-' ~,
d. a. d. ana - 'rfi '-'''''''''-
r,-f an. t i''i .,,' ID" r'N''''''-'''-' ,"",,,
IT,. q"U ~ ',s'" '''''''' -''''''''' i=t'2
D.r ana I,to w d ''''''' ''''.''''''''' 10
Dc- g~5 81, ~ rrf 600 ''-'''' ''''' =-t
irris 1rev, ''''''' g,-
f lrco, 'f.f rf5 ''''
Sort Wa,re .. .......'' 1,i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. April 2o.-COT-
TON-Futures duil April. 30 nd: May.
5.Jfn5.55: June. j.G2N5G3. july. asip.'.il',
Der = f.3I5G5 November. . G3N505. NO
vember. J.G3aJ.G5: December. 1.0'4o.os.
JanuarN . InNl -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

CHICAGO April 2O.-Sn0Wcrs through
ont the winter wheat belt and cDutraric-
torp crop reports caused am easier ie. .-
ing in wheat to-day May closed 'so.
lower. Juy lost 1Wlisc corn declined "a
AZ. and oats i.Nitc Pork and ribs closed
d shade higher ANA lard unchanged.
The reading FUTURES ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
u.x. Won seen the shirt-N "iss
showing AT Meyers
TRULY FINE FtHNiIt" f''

showing MT Meyers
TRULY FINE FURNITURE.
Only one piece OF kind. and for thae
reason can now be OoubhA tof ieSs
than factory cost
So; Curly Walnut Chinonniere-...
1 50 Mahogany Chinonniefts ...''..'''s-
1 sl5 snssled Front Cniaonnier"....--..s
/ SD OAK Chlffcnniere for...-..'.''.'.,. ~
! SIS, oak Chifrouniere fOr....'..'.- . s'cs
1 - Black - aluut Music Rack. ''s-'Ys
! $3.50 Music stand for. .''''.,.'..''''-
1 s. Real Mahogany NnuAs D.sh.'''''''
j '4''' i'e'' 81 yi25e
,s Golden OaS Writing Desk. .Si-.'e
500 Real Mahogany UPHOLSTERED
Chair ............ .-.......---.-.--..'' ''o''"
yO25 Real Mahogany Upholstered
Chair .......... ...~----.. ..-'.'..'''''S''''
Nc, Antique oak .2ecker............s3 30
$3.50 Mahogany Leather Dphoisteisl
Rocker ,...... ......., ......'. ..''''''.'''-''
stor, Golden oak II. cker......,.....s'. %
g. Morris chair. with r"inoNdhie e.an.
ion ......... ............s '-F+'''''f'++t'
I SIS Morris Chair. reno 'able cushion "a" 80
sS Morris chair. rcmoy tDie cusnioH -
, / sls.5O Forest Green N, Wis Nhali' 90
movable cushion ..-..--. '''''''''''''.f''
/ 500 Golden oak side 7 sbie.'.'''. t..y~
1 Is Is Mahogany Pedestal. ....''..- s,''>
SO - oak Pedestal ...-..... .'....''''S' -"
/ 80 Velour Covered Easy CllaIr.....'.''o
/ / so Real Mahogany rapesfy 'oFelel
! Easy chair .......-....-. .'''''--''-''f-
: Sllsp Real Mahogany Table 49,. - On
! I'D A'1"' 81 80
I S075 Vcrni Martin Tabie.....-- .''.'...'.'Y
I ~ 2. Nerni Martin Stand......-. ......s %
| "a Velour covered Easy Chair ......''.'o
| II Mahogany Finished Large Al m 'hAlfs
and Pockcrs. one OF kind only hall 0e
marked price.
1870 Mahogany Costumer '..,'s s''
1 $40 Oak Costumer........--...'. -. 49,, -,
! SD Twin Set Finest Brass be rs.''..Si"
rs oak Bedroom Suit, of I'D pc ces' ony
, he'd bureau. and washstand no" ltl.-
for .......... ...-.......... .s'''''' ''''''
80 70 Rrass Enamelled Bed ..-...Si1
/ 400 Bedroom Set. OF real ma nosan..
only bureau and washstand ltu -..'.f'S
I Full-Length lAnen-Cosered Col~h ior
va $: ID
I e. Real Leather Couch FORM So
/ Is Basadere covered couch ......- .'..1'
1 $ Upholstered Roman Chair -s--."''
N2o Large Nelour-Covered Eaa
Chair .......... ...-...-.....t-- --.' e. ~,
/ 1 set of FUN Leather Upholstered '-iins
Room Chairs ...-.-...-. .----.-'''''-
/ Ask YOUR husband, brother. itln"' os
-Neftu edll laH DOT 49,
once Chair We nave q" on - a,
were never KNOWN ~ go, az. could
Du, 81 20 3op may make him
'' ~. - we 81 /. for him
""'F' ,,...,l.-fca Naftre.sss,
o. ""' ,l,s ...............- 20.
60 Irnb,.stered Box Springs Tor oeo.
In nerfect condirion......-. ~
uo.. xou seen the Shirt-".@is'
shaving at Meyers!
,,,,Nr onn> AND ENDS.
.,.... De-. ia an,
u Slightly Denleu " @'o'''N'
-'c Faihe' io' a.
@ 6-quau Black iA""'''
value, io-.
I'D 3-ouart coffee Boilers Joe. value -
4 Tin Ham boNe''' ~
dentel. 20.
- l'aise-9i@'
i'-' ,. 70.
| value. Tor ssss.''''' 49,
i--ousrf Granite water Bucket Soed
cr,dffion re value soc.
! 49, ,- et,, oblona PANS. slightly
- IA. .,sf,e IA
y..t.. q ,,.g-I.pSl.t
o. o -"D VA -. e.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

LIVERPOOL April - e T. NJ
TON-Snot i'm fair demand. prices steady
American midding. 3aSd. The sales OF the
day We're 1000 bales of which ~" We
for speculation and export. and Do luue9 ~
300 American. Receipts, t"pp n"ieS' an
American.
Futures opened quiet with q poor de-
mand, and closed quiet. American t!lu-
ding. !. ~. g., April. 3 l9-Cid+ -uof' eey-
and June. 1g-Gi03 2l-ld. BUYERS june
and July, 3 9pO4. sellers; July ana Az
gust 3 20-G4, buyers. August and Seplein-
ber 2U-C4, sellers. September and Ocio-
Der 3 lg-6il3 2O-6i sellers. october ana
November l9-G4N3 2O-ti. sellers. NO
vember and Dccemher. 3 1904. seller. .
December and January, 3 lS-"ln3 lN.e.3,
sellers: january and February. 3 lS-Gln
3 1861. buyers; February and Marcn,
3 1861. buyers.
CHARLESTON. s. G.. April 20-COT-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
NA.AL STORES

CHARLESTON. 5. g.. April o0-TUR-
PENIlNIs-Market firm al ,si4c.i sales.
none.
ROsIN-Steady and unchanged. sales,
none.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. April 2O-SPlk-
ITS OF TURPENTINE-Not doing
pr.ces unchanged. receipts. Z casks
ROSHN-iirm at So. Qsl, receipts 30
barrels. ~
CRUDE Nothing dong
TAR-Firm and unchanged, receipts. -
barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. April 2O.-SPlkl >
I 800 cssks- receipts 1.OIl casks.
ROSIN-Firm sales. 1910 barrels: re-
ccipts. 2O09 barrels. quote-A. b, Z; -,
slo3; e. Slls y, 81 - window s gii
s.. %: water white, SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

loo. a yard for H-inch ATWOOD Extra
Fine Black Imperial Serge, unmatch-
able for less than JOE.
20. yard for 3-inch Black Mohair
Lustre. the So. giade.
1sc. a yard FOR H-Inch Black Figured
Mohsir. the 29c. kind.
40. d yard for Fine Twill Black Eng
ush Serge full lA YARDS wide.
Remnants Black Dress Goods. lis- 10 4
ward lengths. all 90 De- sold at about
hail price.