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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
BEDFORD BUDGET.
Poets Club of Nontvaie Meet-Signs
Of Spring in Evidence.

MONTVALE. VA, April 2I.-New' on
Lakewood. son Of Major y. II. Halle
wood, Of the auditors office. Roanoke.
has been appointed agent az Montvale
vice Bostic, resigned TO accept similar
position at High Point. " G.
Mr.. Roy CrOnise has been appointed
assistant agent of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad al Montyale vice Lakewood,
promoted.
The Poets Club. OF MOntvale, met at
the residence OF Mrs Shanks on Tuesday
Mrs. Boseau was elected president pro
tom, Mr.. BucO Fat vice president. and
Mrs Hoodle secretary. Mr.. Fat read an
amusing and original poem on The Short
Comings OF May Mrs. Noodle reclted
o poem on the Versatility OF our Neigh
hors' which was heartily applauded.
Mrs. Boseau acted as critic pro tempore.
After partdking OF exhiirating refresh
ments tho club adjourned 20 meet the
first Tuesday OF May at tho residence or
Mrs Gassipee.
We regret 10 hear OF the serious Illness
Of pneumonia. az Roanoke. Of Mrs. J0nn
Wharton, formerly OF Bedford.
Garden vegetables are looking well, the
pastures are clothed with a spring like
freshness, and bleating sheep playtnlly
gambol over their veivety surface. Inc
dogwoOd and spicewood trees are IN iull
bloom. and the woods present grand
floral display.
The heavy blooms OF the apple trees
presages = full harvest At gathering tinhs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL AND &c NERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Dr. Rudolph Teusler qualified In the
Chancery Court yesterday az administra-
tor Of Mrs. Mary n. Teusler.
Mr.. George f. Taysr. Assistant Sec
rotary Of the United Fire Insurance
Company. of Baltimore, is at tho JEFF
ferson.
Mr.. George r. Taylor. assistant secre-
tary OF the United Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Baltimore. was at the State
Library yesterday.
The members Of the Sacred Heart choir
are requested TO meet for rehearsal this
evening at o'clock instead Of Saturday
as formerly announced.
Miss Della 3. Powell and her sister
Mrs. John O.. Powell. have returned home
after a most delightful visit 10 their
cousins. the Misses Jarvis. OF Dorset. Va
There will be an important business
meeting Of the Ladies' Matinee Musicale
this afternoon at 40 o'clock. at the
residence OF Mrs. q. W Stevens, slg
Floyd avenue.
The elaborate sscenry 70 be used IN
presenting The Rough Riders" for the
benefit OF the Citizens Relief Association
By the Hickory Farm Club IS being paint
"a especially Tor the occasion.
Dr.. James Atkins. Of Nashville. Tenn
editor OF the Sunday school literature OF
The Methodist Episcopal Church ,SOuth)
made two fine addresses on the subject OF
Sunday schools at the centennial OF Meth
odlsm yesterday at Broad-Street church
While In the city DR. Atkins rs the guest
OF Mr. d. r. Midyette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
LOCKED OUT By
THE FUSI0NISTS.
Warm Times in RaIeigh's AgricuItu-
raj Building
COURTS WILL HAVE TO DECIDE
Which Board is the Legal One-Thc
Abbott Case Goes Over Rains
Have Put Farmers in Better
Spirits-First Regiment Band

RALEIGH. y. c.. April 27.-speclal-
There were lively scenes at the Agricul-
tural Department building yesterday ar
ternoon. when the Fusionists closed the
doors and tried TO keep out the Demo-
Gratis. But the latter went In. There
was narrow escape from a personal
collision. The Fusonists were greatly
excited and some We're frightened. Late
last night they weakened ana agreed to
waive the ten days notice, so the case
can 60 before the courts at once. The
Fusionists deny that the Legislature has
any powers. cOntendng that all power
lies in the Governor. This is exactly I'm.
the face OF the courts decision in the
Day case
Associate-Justice Douglas said to-day
that the Supreme Court would be In SEES,
sion an least ten days longer.
ABBOTT CASE POSTPONED
The case Of Abbott vs. Beddlngneld.
brought % settle the question OF who is
Corporation Commissioned. was TO have
come up yesterday in the court here. but
goes over until next term.
Good rains most seasonablc. have fallen
this week. The farmers are daily getting
IN better SPIRITS.
Announcement is expected next week
10 a new cotton mill here. About $4,000
is subscribed.
The First Regiment Band will give
concert here Saturday night In the band.
which has thirty pieces. are two Span
iards. both Of whom were soldiers, one
OF them being In the battle Of Santiago.
AN OLD CHURCH
The work OF tearing down the First
Presbyterian church here began to-day.
The building was erected I'm ISIS and is
tho oldest in Raleigh. Tho church TO
take It's place will be OF brick and brown
stone and will cost 81. coo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
FUNNY MOCK TRIAL.
IL viii BE Repeated at the jefferson
Hotel Tonight.


The 'lIock Trial" given IN the pastors
of the jefferson Hotel last night, for the
benefit of the Virginia Hospital, was one
Of the most amusing affairs seen here in
a long time.
Each one did his or her part to periec-
ton. and there were many original say
lngs infected into the play which told
with the audience. which was quite a
large one.
As plalntin. Mr. Charles Pierson, the
veteran actor, could not have been i'm
proved upon. His voice, appearance, ana
every gesture were perfect, and the au-
dience heartily enjoyed his testimony
Miss Mamie Pegram was inim!table In
her role of defendant She seemed 10 feel
what she was saying and scowled az the
plaintin Ina the most approved fashion.
Miss Nancy brooks. as Miss Kisspoodle
made a star witness and received much
applause. Mr.. Heartweli Freeman, VINO
took the part OF Charles Augustus Sars1-
parilla McGriggin. was good.
Capt. Frank Cunningham made q grave
and imposing judge and the work OF Mr..
g. Q. Saville. as clerk Mr.. II. Claiborne
Epps as sergeant, and Mr. Fleming Mere
dith as tlpstaff. was distinctly legal
The make up Of the jury was something
wonderful 10 behold and their antics Gre
ated the most intense amusement. Mr.
A. o. BOschen. as Patrick OFlaherty;
Mr. Frank Laughton. as Sockless simp-
son: Mr. Chas. +. Harra as Admiral Won
Dfedirichs. and Mr. Russell Bargamin as
Uncle Sam. We're had TO beat.
The learned counsel gathered ne"
laurels FOR themselves THAR speeches
Astounding IN humor. The plaintiff was
represented by Messrs. John Gibson Jr-'
and William Crump Tucker and the de
fendan, BY Messrs Thomas ". Gardner
and John s. Eggeston.
The trial will be repeated tonight
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Shoe Sensation Saturday.
Shoe Sensation Saturday.
Basement Odds and Ends.

Is 9oc. Long Handled Saucepots. tops
slightly dented for ioc.
p Zoe Deep Pudding Pans, In perfect
G SSe Extra ~ Large Toilet pitchers for
o 45c. 1-gallon MIX Kettles. in perfect
condition. for 20c.
p 3Oc Tea and Coffee Pots, granite ana
50 2sc. Large Size Colanders, slightly
600 I5c' Japanned Tin Canisters. gold lot
tered Sc.
200 he Sheet Iron Banking Tor Sc.
100 Zoe. Heavy Tin Coffee Pots for &C.
100 Sc Meat Choppers, slightly damaged
70 Sc. and iOc. boxes Shoe Backing for
200 &c. Medallions, in good condition. for
&c. each.
100 &c. odd Salt Dips, FOR Ic. each.
80 CSC. Imported Match Safes TO-"
100 odd Plates. all styles. Be. each.
q soc. Imported Butter Dishes for 2bc.
~ Imported cups and Saucers. Do.
pair.
100 odd Tumblers. lie. each.
80 different size Meat Dishes, none emp
ped IJc. each.
o German China Canlsters. Zoe. each.
2 odd s. English China Dinner Sets, no
pieces short, spray decorations - 20.
I odd Limoges $3.50 Dinner Set, In PINK
and gold. large size dishes, for Si4 ~.
I 81 Haviland Dinner Set. few pieces
Clipped, newest decorations, us pieces,
for s27 so
. odd English China Tea Sets. complete
SI-J
p odd Toilet Sets. in blue and brown.
81 30
Is Lamps some the shade broken. worth
from 1850 to ESQ. for zoe. each.
shoe Sensation SATURDAY..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, April p. 1sqo
COTTON MARKET.
Richmond Va. April %. 1895

NEW YORK. April 7.-COTTON- Thu
cotton market showed surprising strength
al the opening. considering the ad,,ersa
character of the influences AT hand In
the first place. Liverpool cables renortcd
considerable softness in futures al mar
point as the result Of active foreign uoui.
dillon and selling orders from this SIC
coupled with TINS news were reports from
the cotton belt that under perfect weafbcr
conditions the crop was making rontd
Roadway throughout the southern nor
ton Of the belt, with chOpping i'm nro-
gress I'm some districts. while in the
northern sections farmers We're exerfing
every effort 10 profit by the fayorahla oil
matte conditions. The steadiness or tha
local market was hard to account for
The crowd had looked for quite reac-
ton from yesterdays rise as "a natural
result Of the bearish news The hull ole
ment We're not slow 10 profit by their ad-
vantage, ard by midday had scored an
advance OF 204 points The feature of the
DAY. speculauVely, was liberal buying OF
the summer months by number of local
brokers. but for what account IL was I'm
possible 90 learn. This particular demand
gave rise 10 numerous reports of manipu-
latiOn. some going 30 far as TO state that
a squeeze was IN contemplation, with Au-
gust shorts aimed at chiefly Throughout
tho rest Of the day the old crop positions
exhibited relative strength and activity.
checked Z sympathetic rise in these
months. but on the whole. the market
showed surprising steadiness. The close
Was steady, with prices 4 points higher 10
net lower
COTTON-Futue opened steady; MAY,
t.Ta. IuRe 6.T, July. o.h; August ceoi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
SOLDIERS RETURN TO-DAY.
The Blues are Scattered and are Re-
turning by Two Routes.

The plans for the reception OF the Blues
on their arrival to-day have been upset
on account Of the uncertainty as 10 the
time they will reach the city. They were
expected via the Atlantic Coast Line az
o'clock this morning. Late yesterday
afternoon. however II was learned that
they did not take this train. In fact AZ
appears that the soldiers after being mus
tered out did not attempt 10 remain To-
gether.
There are twelve Fourth Regiment men
on the Southern's fast train due mere
at o'clock. About thirty others are on
the second section OF this tram wh'."
will arrive between and O'CLOCK
Others are coming via the Seaboard AR
Line and will reach here at S'l5 O'Clock.
Members OF the Blues Association ndd
planned 20 meet ths soldiers at tne depo,
With q band OF music and escort thsi"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
PAMPLIN CITY POINTERS.
Measles Preyaient--A Hampton Ne'er
an Personal

PAMPLIN CITY. VA. April 2'.-Nr.
loci Coleman aged seventy who
has been confined 10 MS bed TOT some
time with complications OF diseases. IL
now 10 and out again.
Measles are prevalent Ia some parts of
this county.
Mrs Turns who has been ID FOR some
time. died to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Dickerson, an aged resi-
dent OF this county. who was injured Oy
"A iall on the ice IN Lynchburg last viii
Ter A year ago and who never fully re-
covered. was buried to-day.
Mr.. Henry j. Meredith lately from the
soldiers Home at Hampton ana Miss
Lucy j. Bell were married yesterday az
the brides residence near HixburS. by
Rev =. +. Warren. Of his place.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Morton.
daughter NJ DR. c. =. Morton OF this
place 10 Mr. u. r Dillon r.5ntfoned In
Today .ssue OF Tho Times which was
a surprise to her many friends, 10 *.
psctsd homo this Afternoon
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NEW YORK, April 27.-General demand p.
to,' -",,an goods show Improvement IN
most staple lines. Brown eot' ods,.e again an
I'm good reuest for export ana con, NM
anf iohbers showing greater interest,"; flhe
a '1..o,. nIotbs and print cloths lrm Bleach
gray 81 yoo tons selling very well in a very
' ca market White goods In staple ana
fancy lines well sold up FOR present sen sea,
SON. and higher prices akeiy i and n ~
seSso In some lines against buyers. sta
,i,. stnghams also against buyers. No
Pte 49, in woollen goods division.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE April 27.-FLOUR-Firm
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Qulct and easy; spot and
month and May, l6AQIlc.; july 'oc.
asked. Southern, by sample, tlH"'1c.
CORNLSteady: spot 3909lsc. month
9s7k G39isc.. May. SSiaQ3Satc., June, ao'sc.
Southern white corn, fli2c. o--,-,,,
OATS-Firm; 40. WHITE o'.3"''-'-'
No. . mixed. 32i2Q:sic. ,ol,et,.
RYE-Firmer, No nearby V"eoi0'
No. = western. 63izc. 5000
SIrGAR-Strong and unchanged. 49,.
RIrTTER-Fancy creamery. &C; ISnlcy
imitation. 16a17c.; store-packed' llH i-V''
rolls. 14a15c.
T1tHpFEsf,"oGiet. so large, lie; p small
iT11EFTTIrCE-s1g1 * per bushel box
WatSkY-Active and unchanged
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MAJOR PRICE GOES AWAY.
He Has Been Ordered 10 Report Tor
Duty 10 the First Artillery.

Major David y. Price reached the city
Yesterday evening, and will spend a Few
days here. lie has been ordered 20 repo.'
for dntv with his command. the First Ar
tillery now stationed AT Suliiyan's Island
near Charleston. lie Is 10 be the resl-
mental quartermaster
The Major will take his family with MN.
lie has lately been engaged In securing
recruits for the United states army. lilo
met with much success in Roanoke, but
aid not succeed very well at LynchDnrg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 27-Heavy rains
throughout the wheat belt caused a slump
I'm the wheat market to-day. An carly
advance on rumors Of crop damage In
Russia. Germany and France was an lost.
May closed with q loss Of lsc. and July
Nc Corn declined &c oats closed un-
2iac. each.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

10 the Jefferson Hotel and give them
a fine breakfast.
on account OF the men being scattered
these plans were abandoned. II is likely
now that the proposed reception VIII be
POSTPONED until the 10th Of May, the ar
niversary Of the organization OF the
Blues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

25c. yard for All-wool Black French
Serge.
$50. yard for short lengths IN BACK
and Colored Silks that sold AT VI ana
zoe ward for Plaid and Checked ALI
silk midas. that sold at 69c.
f0c yard for All-Silk Black Baya-
dere 1affetas. that cost &c. TO import
zoe a yard for All-Silk Genuine Black
Janapese. an excellent 13c. SILK
poc n ward for AH-Pure-Siik Coiored
Figured midas. % inches wide. This
is n good SOC. article.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

CHARLESTON. $. G. April 2I-TUR-
uS,STINE-Market firm al 4lc. sales.
hJR1i6esIN-steady and unchanged; sales.
none.
WILMINGTON, y. c.. April 27.-SPIR-
IT'S or TCRPENTrNE-Firm at 41i4Q
41c receipts, 20 casks.
ROSlN-Firm al McNSl; receipts, s.
CRUDE TURPENTlNE-Steady at $i.35
az 40: receipts, p barrels.
TAR-Firm at Si.o5; receipts, So barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. April 27.-SPTRITS
OIr URPBNTfNE-Firm az soihd41c I:
sales. el2 casks; receipts. 22so casks
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged. sales
x.O.7 barrels. receipts. sI19 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA. April N.-PEANUTS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK; IAtObA'h' M
NEW YORK, April 27.-FLoUR-Dull
and easy.
RYE FLOUR-Dull.
CORNMEAIl-Easy.
RYE-Steady.
BARLFY-Quiet
BARLEY MAL.T-NOminal.
WIIEAT-SpOt weaker. No. req SIC
Options opened firm on cables ana uhi ,.aN 70
orable home and foreign crop news. inc
advance inspired by unloading however
and in the afternoon Influenced also by
clearings: light, less active cNp'i 'i'.i'll
and more bearish crop repoi ~; p
broke sharply. and closed unsettled at a
partial 1sc net decline. Apul closed az
Isle: May closed at nc; July closed AT
7Gilc ,,,,~.,.-,..
yCtSORN-spot easy; No. .. 4l@sq43'ssc-
Options opened steady with wheat. Under
subsequent liquidation ana prospects on
big receipts. prices weakened ana closed
heavy at iid%c. net decline, May closed
at 3git C.: July closed at 3Wtc
OATS-Spot quiet; No. white. 36c.
asked Options dun.
BEEF-Stcady.
CUT MEATS Steady.
LARD-Easy; western steamed, S.iI1z.
Refined steady. ,.
PORK-Inactlvc: family. S1OJ0q1l.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEEsE-Old easy; new easier.
EGGS-Firm.
COTTON SEED OIL-Quiet.
PETROLEU M-Dull.
ROSIN-Flrmer.
Firm.
RICE-firm. 1900.
POTATOEs-S Steady; New York, $500
Q. 90: Jersey. 2.5oN4
CABBAGE-Steady.
FRETGHTS-COtton by steam 10 Liver
pool, DC
COFFEF,-Options opened steady and
unchanged. aside from switching or May
TO later months: business was compara-
lively light, and the market with inter-
esting new features: foreign news bear
ishlv interpreted. but sentiment against
further depression for time being, states
tics about as expected closed uiet gn.-
changed 20 . points lower; sales, y. if
bags, including May at Si93; December
S5.c5 Spot-Rio uiet; mild quiet
T-GAR-Raw firm. with fair business at
quotations Refined firm but quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
Shoe Sensation Saturday,
Wash Dress Goods.

Remnants OF Sea Island Percales, good
patterns. for 3Tsc. a yard.
Remnants OF Fine Corded Dimity. every
new and desirable style. Zoe. value for
Sc. yard.
Remnants Of Printed Pique. Plaids and
Floral Designs, PIC. value. for &c.
yard
9O.inch Fine Madras Ginghams. in Plaids,
Checks. and Stripes. for &c. yard.
Sea Island Zephyr Ginghams. with print
cd warp. manufactured 10 sell Tor l-2c'f
for RIO yard
32-inch Fine Lawns. in bright. dainty
styles IN Checks Plaids and stripes
Zee. value. for SIC.
All remnants Of Wash Goods from our
regular stock at half Of original price.
Linen Color Crash for skirts. &c. yard.
q Yards Lavender Color Grenadine. PIC.
value for SC. yard.
IN yards Extra Heavy rnhleached Jeans.
I'm remnants So. value Tor -" Narn.
9r0 Yards Of Damaged Apron Bingham.
sleeninq size Bleached Pillow Cases.
nc. each.
Large Size Bleached Sheets, laundered,
ready for use. 23c. each.
yards wide Bleached Sheeting for
- BE. yard.
IO-4 Unbleached Sheeting, l5c. value for
Zoe. yard.
Be. for stamped Duck Mats, i inches
square
30c choice OF Cushion Tops with backs.
heavy crash. denim. basket cloth and
plain linen: these sold from soc. 10 81.
SOC for Heavy Brochet Linen Scarf
Tied Fringe, ~ yards long. assorted
colors.
Sc. Plain Damask and Duck Centre
Pieces slightly sOiled.
Sc. for Enamel Towel Rings all colors.
Shoe Sensation Saturday.
Black Shoe Dressing Is sold throughout
the United States az 25c. box. but the
dealer could not introduce II In MS
neighborhoOd. and saw 1T TO sell US a
great quantity which enables us 10 sell
In at Sc. box The name Of Button
and ThurstOn Is on every box, which j.
n guarantee OF It's quality.
Sc. dozen for choice OF Bone, Metal
Pearl or Velvet Buttons
zoe. for piece Of p yards Soutache
Braids. all colors.
DC each FOR Pearl Slides for ribbons
usually 2Jc.
5oc. for Chlidrens 81 Null Bonnets. lace
and ribbon trimmed.
iOc. for Infants 3qc. Tucked Null caps.
900. for Infants &c. Soft Sole Shoes.
zoe. for Infants 39c. Soft Sole Shoes.
Shoe Sensation Saturday.
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Contract Awarded.

The work OF overhauling and renewing
the plumbing I'm tho Custom House vas
awarded yesterday 10 John ii. Rose * CO.,
for sl,200
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
SusniciOns Charactcrs.

John Holmes. Christopher Jones and
John Brown, three cOlOred boys are held
at tho Second Station a. suspicious char
1oters.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, April q. 1856

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, April q. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Bark Chrysollte Mobile
schooner William -. Herrick, Boston.
SAILED. ,.
Barge Caravan. Boston.
schooner Clara A. Donnel. Boston.
Schooner Sullivan Sawin, Boston.
schooner william Mason, Boston.
Schooner J. l. Winslo"' foIuand.
ccbooner q ~ Brown. New Haven.
steamer Trinhsm Hail. Norfolk.
steamer Trapie. Norfolk.
PORT OF WEST POINT. April q, 1880.
ARRIVED
Steamship iccomac. Thomson. Mas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
Jewelry Remnants.

80. for Mourning Belt Buckles.
5Oc for 81 - Heavy ONidized SILVER
Watch Fobs about 10 close our.
Zoe. for Chlldren's Gold Stone Set
Rings.
15c. for Solid Silver Bead Edge Hearts.
for bangles.
I5c. for Ladies Enamel Patent Lever
Cuff Buttons were 2jc.
Sc. for Small Black Rubber Combs
Ir. for Leather Watch FObs
27Sc. yard for Remnants Of Lace striped
Curtain Scrim % inches Wide.
55c. pair for Handsome 80 NotunE,
ham Curtains. extra wide and fun
length.
81 - is the closing price Of $40 Bro
catelle Portieres. fringed top and bot
tom. soiled.
25c. for sofa Pillows. 16 inches square
wide double ruffle. .,
Remnants Of 5nc Furniture Covering, %
inches wide. 25c. yard.
10. for 15c. Large Jap. Parasol FIRE
Screens
Bagdad Denim. FOR Sofa Covers. Chair
Covers. Curtains. wonderful material.
10 no sold for = he. ward.
Tinsel Dranorics pretty pinks, reds, ana
veNOws last few pieces OF our great
l2ikc. sale arc 20 ne sold OF to-day n,
5kc. yard. only few hundred
wards.
Pure White Embroidered Curtain MUS
ln Zoe. 80
White Openwork Curtain Muslin, Zoe.
shoe Sensation Saturday.
Parlor Shades. . feet long soc.
Extra Wide Parlor Shades. 03c.
Parlor Shades ~, feet long Toe.
Heavy Frlnged Parlor Shades. doe.
Extra Fringed Window Shades, 3oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
RANGEOr THERMOMETER

The range OF the Thermometer yest.r-
day was as follows: a. NJ. IS: l2 n,
80. sP. n, -. s P. NJ. 70; . P. NJ, g.; L.
NJ. 81. Average 70 "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

strictly prime &c. pound prime. 2kq2Nc.
pound: common. none offered Spanish
shelled. soc. per bushel. Tone OF market
firm. offerings very light.
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Cash quotations were as follows. loIi
oliet and unchanged. No. . spring wheat,
71L@72ilc.: No. 3 spring wheat. G1laQl2c.;
No > red. 7jQ76izc No. 2 corn, 3ii9c.;
No . yellow corn, S3# 0ajc No. = oats
27lic.. No . white 30a3Ol2c.' No. , white.
og6:,Oc. No. , rye, SOC. No. . barley, 3i9
44c. No. 1 fiaxseed, SllO' new. SI.-V
ner barrel. SSgjQ9. Lard, per 100 pounds.
s5.11sG5.15 Short rib sides 0oose), $1,000
4's5; dry sailed shoulders 0boXed) $4,000
a., short clear sides (b0xed). Si9a4.%'
Whisky distillers' finished goods per s.,l-
Ion sf.9G. Butter quiet and easy at l2p
1Gc dairy. 110l4c Digs steady. FRESH
13iLc. Cheese weak; creams, lliza l2i2c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

folk, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship AccOmac. Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
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FRIDAY REMNANT SALE.

1 SIS Bed Lounge. the last one which
has been used az sample, TO be sold
to-day at so.
Just 25 pairs-no more. no less-of kif
Gloves which we have exchanged, ana
are more or less damaged. You can
repair them and they will give you .
great deal OF wear. The price Is ioc.
shoe Sensation saturday.
Little Boys Elton Caps. made OF All wool
cloths. De. These are the rounalng Up
OF all OF our 2c. ones. -.
Sea Island Percale Waists, Tor boys. Just
read how they are made: DouDic cult
bands, open s pleats, pearl Du',ons
double sailor collars, nouOIe st''ene 49,
about 40 OF the last of our 39c. ones
to-dav will be closed out for i5c. each
not all sizes. ,,,...o.
some Soied white Fauntleroy Blouset
with embroidered Jabeau sailor collars
and cuffs to-day 25c.
For boys . 70 is years we have one fa,.
tern OF an Imported Scotch CneVi9s
Suif which simply did not take AZ wen
as other patterns. OF our S@ Sui,S, -
to-day they 20 in our odd and end SAFE
at $50.
Shoe Sensation Saturday.
Little Bows. 3 and years old: There Will
be- A picnic here to-day among ATWOOD
Cheviot suits. with fancy vests. we
have only these two sizes left to-day out
OF great lot. and instead OF sl.vs' they
will be DOE.
Now for boys TO years: There are ex-
actly 66 All-Wool Fancy Sailor collar
Suits. every one OF pure WOOL materiai,
double seats double knees. patent
Wristbands, and stay there buttons.
There are no two alike, and are mo
last Of our $50 $3.50 si.o0 and " suits
TO be sold Tor 81 30.
Inst % Chlldren's Half Null and HAIR
straw Hats samples for early show
ing. which were s.. s. and 81, to-day
choice 81