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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
THE GRAYS' FLAG
TO BE RETURNED
Michigan's Senate Vote Unanimously
to Give II Back.
Mr.. WILLIAMS IN PETERSBURG.
Looking After the Equipment OF the
New street Railway - Mr.. Grandy
Has His Arm Fractured-Littlc
Girl Gets Bad Fan.
Mr., WILLIAMS IN PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, VA. April Especial.
Captain J. A. Nichols, Of the Peters
burg GrayS, who Tor sOme weeks past
has been IN correspondence with Hon.
Geo. W. Stone, Auditor General OF the
State Of Michigan. in regard 10 the re
turn of the flag Of the ersburg Light
Infantry Grays, which was found In the
courthouse of Petersburg by the First
Michigan sharp-shooters. which was the
nrsI regiment TO enter petersburg altet
its evacuation by the Army OF Northern
Virginia, on April Sd. 1860 received to-day
another letter from General Stone in rel
erence 70 the flag.
General stone, in his letter. which is
dated Lansing, Michigan. April 22d, 1888
enclOses a resolution which he has had
passed by the Senate of Michigan
authorizing and instructing the Quarter
Master General OF the State OF Michigan
TO turn the flag over to General Stone as
che representative of the First Michi-
gan snarpshooters, TO be by him present
ed TO the Petersburg Grays. and with II
TO convey TO said Petersburg Grays the
compliments Of the Senate and House Of
the state OF Michigan.
WAS UNANIMOUS.
General Stone writes that his res0lu-
ton was put through without a dissent
ing vote. that il will go 10 the House
this week for concurrence. and that he
docs not think there will be any trouble
about getting it cOncurred In. The flag
referred TO is now in the military mu-
scum OF the State of Michigan
Mamie Hardy. the scven-voar-old
daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Hardy fell from
the porch Of her fathers residence on
Old street. distance of ten feet yestcr-
day afternoon, and was badly cut about
the head
Mr. r. Lancaster Williams Of the firm
of John l.. Williams & Sons Richmond
who with Mttendorf oliver q CO.. Of
Baltimore. are ~ build the new street
electric railway here. was I'm the city
to-day also Mr.. r. W Palmer. of ia tt
more, one Of the contractors Of the road
THE NEW ROAD.
Mr.. Williams said that the material
for the road was now arriving here and
that the work viii be begun very soon
Mr.. Williams contracted with Mr.. c. Il.
Reese, n well-known photographer here.
for several Photographic views of differ
ent points Of Sycamore street where the
road is 10 run.
Mr.. Anthony Grandy. foreman at the
fireworks factory In Blandford. had his
arm badly fractured this morning by his
horse kicking him. At the time of the
occurrence Mr.. Grandy was hitchins his
horse t. a wagon.
Miss Matte Watson. Of this city anr
Miss Mcconnell. OF Montana. are stop
ping at Old Point and virginia Beacn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
The Mock Trial.

The Mock Trial " which has been writ
ten by Mr.. Evan r. Chesterman, will be
produced in the parlors Of the Jefferson
next Thursday and Friday nights for the
bonat W the Virginia Hospital. Mr..
Charles Person the well known actor,
who has kindly consented TO assume one
of tho parts. says that all Of the mock
trials that have ever come under his no
tico. and they are legion. this particular
One is the wittlest and contains more
humorous situations.
Tho names OF the different people who
are to appear in the principal parts have
already been published. Among the jury
mon So far chosen are the following:
Ntessrs Russell Bargamin 0oremam. +.
r. Talafcrro IT, l.. Jobson Frank Laugh
ton. Ben Brockcnbrough, r. l.. Peters.
Dr. w T.. Crawford. a. .. Boschen, Her
hort Mercer and Charles iarra. These
gentlemen will impersonate different
characters and will have ample oppor-
unity NJ adding 10 the interest Of the
performances for the amusement OF the
audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25

Iieutenauts Cheatham. Banks. and can
non. OF the Naval Reserves, have made
application for examination. \ Board
consisting of Col. Jo Lane stern, capt
" w. Barrow and some naval officer.
will convene az Norfolk next week ana
examine them
Governor Tyler has granted condition
al pardons to the following persons, upon
the recommendation Of the PenlIentiary
Board:
Magnus Dixson. Montgomery county
two years for HOUSEKEEPING.
Daniel Perdue. Montgomery county,
two years for HOUSEKEEPING.
Alfred Hawkins, TazeWen county, one
year for grand larceny
The following committees have been
appointed by Hon. Julian NJ kuihh'
President state Board OF Agriculture:
on Fertilizer Control-A III. Lindsay,
J. N. Barclay. and O. +. Hne.
on Horticulture and Fruit Growing
Q. W Heater j. S. Browning and j.
NJ Rufin.
on Live stock and Dairying-J. Ut.
Cowan. j. H. G. Beverly and j. Z. KEN
per.
on Irrigation and Enclosure. II. G.
Beverly. r. NJ Mallory. and j. NJ. Bar
clay
on Mining and Manufacturing-J S.
Browning O. r. Hine. and J. r. kemper.
on Publlcati0ns-A. II. Lindsay, -. i.
Hine and O. W. Heater.
On General Welfare Of Agricultural In
dustry-O r. Hlne. J. II. 9. Beverly. and
J. Il. Cowan
ON Fnance-R. NJ Mallory. G. w.
Heater. and j. r. kemper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
PEABODY MEDALS.
DIR j. l.. VI. Curry Writes That the
supply il Exhausted.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
school board OF the city of Richmond
was held Yesterday at the office of the
BOARD i'm the ely Hall at six o'clock.
There were present Messrs. j. Taylor
Euysou (chairmanD, Jos. &. Dickerson
(vice-chsirman). j. n. Capers, A. l..
Phillips. C-has. Hutzler, Reuben burton
r. Edgar Shine. +. c. Ebel, w r FOX
superintendent, and {. Z. Naltord
clerk.
Superintendent Fox made his monthly
report showing total enrolment 10 De
II $50: average daily attendance, 9o5l' per
cent. Of attendance. 800.
The recently elected members OF the
Board. X. Edgar Shine. +. c. Ebel, and
Reuben Burton. were present ana oih-
cially recognized
The Superintendent presented a COM
municatlon from the School Board Of the
CITY of Alexandria in reference TO uni
formitv of textbooks in the public schools
of the state, and asking the cooperation
of this Board.
The SUPERINTENDENT has received "a COM
nunication from DR.. j. l.. NJ Curry,
General Agent Of the Peabody Fund.
announcing that the supply OF Peabody
medals was exhausted, and none could
be- furnished as heretofore
This being the date for the election OF
officers the following were elected:
Messrs. ] Taylor Ellyson. chairman.
los c Dickerson, yice-chairman: Chas.
Walford clerk and supervisor.
After approval OF bills. pay rolls. and
other routine business. the Board ad-
iouruei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25

Return TO our Transfer Desk any time
to-day our duplicate sales ticket or sales
check No. Ia. OF any goods bought yes
terday and We will exchange for them
a White Enamel Easel, large enough for
any picture. The No. IL will be found
printed at the bottom OF the duplicate
ticket or check given you with every
purchase you make.
The remarkable will happen here to-day
in the Black Dress Goods stock. Iester-
days freight brought 10 our counters y
pieces. l.4,9 yards. OF zoe. Jet Black Pure
WOrsted Crepons. To tell you how ana
why we bought this lot viii take TOO LONG.
We make the simple announcement that
they will go on sale to-day AT -oc
yard, and We would advise anybody VINO
has any idea Of buying a skirt or dress
10 get a chance at these CrepOns. sam
piles OF all patterns will be sent any
where.
II \ X D W GOD RDFRIGERATORs,
HOLD f5 POUNDS ICE -.
75c. TWO-BURNER OIL STOVES. ooc
WIRE DISH COVERS IN 4 SET, 2gc
YARDS OF FLOWERS AND FRUITS,
GOLD FRAMES. Ssc.
$50 HALL LAMPS. ALL COLORS. oSc.
WHITE PORCELAIN j y y = Il
PLATES. FESTOONED EDGE, DOI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25

Treasurer. Several other features are In
course Of preparation. and some decided
novelties viii be introduced.
Tickets for tho performances are in
the hands of every policeman IN the city.
and tine sale at the box office viii begin
next Saturday morning.
Tho wOrthiness OF the cause for which
the entertainment is 10 bee given may be
measured by the amount OF interest
which is being manifested an over the
city I'm the success Of the undertaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
DELEGATES TO CHARLESTON.
Pickett Camp TO be Il pro sonted at tic
KeuuiOu

Reunion.
Pickett Camp held IT'S regular weekly
meeting last night Commander c. j.
johnson was I'm the chair Chaplain
Winston offered prayer.
The camp received an invitation from
the Sons OF Veterans 20 attend their
meeting next Monday night when cap
tain NJ W. Lakewood will read paper
CAPTAIN Peter 4. Morton. OF Phil
Kearney Post No. 10. OF this city pre-
scented 10 the camp a set Of Resolutions
from "A Philadelphia Post No. 81. known
as the Lambs. I'm "a very interesting man
ner. The resolutions were very hand
somely executed. I'm the upper corners
were the National Flags, on the lett
lower corners the Grand Army badge: on
the right the badge OF Pickett Camp
beautifully executed I'm Indian INK. cap
tain NJ w Lakewood received the reso-
mtlons on behalf of the camp IN a happy
little speech.
The following delegates We're elected
70 attend the reunion Of the United con-
federate Veterans az Charleston. $. 9.
G. T. Loehr. r. l.. Maury. \. c. wren
q NJ. Helms. Ro. y. Northen, y. VI
burgess. p. s. Buford John Lamb.
Alternates-C. ]. Johnson. L. NJ. GIL
A Jennings. J. d. Redwood. \. J.
vaughan. j. f. Phillips, $. r. ellis, W.
II. Holmes
The camp was presented with a splendid
plano by one Of its good friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
The Petersburg VaO Record Of satur.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April -. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Santuit, Providence.
Steamer Aragon. Providence.
Steamer J. }. Murphy, New Haven.
Steamer Viola, Savannah.
Brig c. q. sweeney, Pensacola.
Parge Western Belle. Providence.
Barge Fawn, Boston.
Hargc West Virginia, New York.
Steamer city of Everett, Boston.
Steamer katahdn, Providence.
Steamer Algiers. New Orleans.
SAILED.
Barge Carbon. New York.
Schooner ScbazO. 81. johns
Schooner H. RI. Benedict. Boston.
Schooner Nathan Lawrence. Boston.
Steamer Orion. Boston.
Steamer hurricane Bluehelds.
Steamer Viola, Antwerp.
PORT CT WEST POINT, April 4, 1899.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cafsO.
ARRIVED
steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. April 81.
ARRIVED.
Schooner T. J. shyrock, Insley, to load
lumber.
rafse John j. Ward, Grey. TO load rail
schooner Cornclia Linman, to load lum-
hcr.
schooner Rhoda Holmes. Walbert. to
load lumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
TO STAMP OUT SMALLPOX.
Surgeon Wertenbaber to Work for
That End.

That End.
The State authorities are thoroughly
aroused to the necessity for entirely
stamping out smallpox from the State.
The disease still exists in several of the
counties, and in order TO more quickly
get rid Of it. the Governor at the sug
gestion OF tho State Board of Health,
last week requested Surgeon-General
Wyman, Of the United States Hospital
Service. TO detail an officer, skilled In
the management Of the disease. 10 be
directed 70 report 10 the Governor for
duty on his stan to aid the State and
local boards of health In the management
of the disease.
In response 10 this request the Sur
geon-General detailed Passed Assistant
Surgeon c. =. Wertenbaker for this duty.
Surgeon Wertenbaker arrived Saturday
afternoon and reported for duty and was
assigned to the Governors stan and will
cooperate with the boards Of health.
4 conference was held yesterday in the
Governors office at which representa-
tive of the Board Of Health. the Attorney
General and Surgeon Wertenoaker con
ferred with the Governor as 10 the meth
obs ~ be- followed. II developed that
while the cities seem TO Doe handling the
disease properly. things were not 50 sat
isfactory I'm the counties. Ii was decided
70 have Surgeon Wertenbaker and
representative OF state Board Of Health
confer with the county authorities In
each county where the disease is prevail
ing
kilograms were sent by the Cover
nor 10 each OF the supervisors or war
wick county. requesting them 10 meet
Surgeon Wertenbaker and representatives
81 the state Board Of Health and local
health officials OF Newport News az the
Hotel warwick at Newport News To-
morrow ut noon 20 organize some pan
OF action. Surgeon Wertenoaker VIII
also visit all other counties IN the STATE
where the disease IS prevailing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
cHiLDREN'S Refers.

Children's Red and Blue Reofers. white
braid and buttons, ages o 10 u years,
81
Chndren's Tan. Blue. and Rcd Refers,
with large white and giit braid trim
mings ~
Chiidrcn's swell Spring Refers with
velvet applied collars. cOl0rs Tan and
Blue. ~ 80.
How many yards Of 15c. Iiorre Lace
viii YOU buy for Gc2 For We will sell
to-day Beautiful Dress. Waist, and
Hat Iaccs. made in The town or
Iierre. France. imported to sell for
15c but through some trouble with
the custom-house We're sold 10y the
United states Government. and bought
from them hy ms Tor onc-fourth actual
prices Samples Of those can not be
sent. as IL will surely al Doe sold out
Monday
;ac. SoIld oak Tahourottos. .......... 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25

BALTIMORE. MD, April 2f-FLOUR-
Quiet.
MnEAT-Duu. spot and month, MA
77hc.; May. 0111isc. Southern, by sam
pie. 5lH713ic.
39ian&s.cS. May. JS'.c.. june s. &C..
Southern white corn, &c.
OATS-Firm. NO white, 3jQ35i4c.; No.
mixed b zM33c.
RIE-Firmer. so. nearby, Gle. bid F,
No = western. 6f4c.-
BITTER-tWrI. fancy creamery, -OU
Ole; store-packed. 1lnl1iac.; rolls. l3Hl0c.
EGGS Firm at l3c
CHEESE-Quiet large. l2iiHl2lgc.
LbTTUCE-Steady at SL-Jplao per
bushel box.
MnlSN Active al S13O11.2l per gal
lon for finished goods in car loads, Sl"l0
L. per gallon Tor JoDoins lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
\ Misery Tramp.

Turner Ashby. charged with stealing
seventy dollars from a tramp named John
Reardon was tried IN the husilngs Court
Yesterday morning and acquitted.
The case was somewhat peculiar one.
Resrdon. Though possessing the sum
sboye-ment loncd bore every appearance
az the most abiect poverty. lie begged
nermisslon 20 sleep in any kind OF place.
and had walked nearly all the way from
south Carolina 10 this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
TIE POLICE BENEFIT.
An Elaborate Programme viii be Pre-
scntcd

The benefit entertainment under ;he
auspices VI the Police Benevolent Asso-
ciatlon, which IS 10 be given al the Acad-
envy VI Music at matinee and evening
performances next Tuesday. VIII be Ill
versiied and very interesting. Mr. Frank
Cosby is drilling - large number or gen
tlemcn VINO VIII appear 10 the plastic
march.
Miss Mary Thaw will again Introduce
the ''Fairy's Dance" that marvel OK grace
and beauty which contributed 50 mueh
to the success of the performance OF y
Midsummer Nights Dream MI Chas.
Harra is rehearsing the eight end-men'
who are to appear in the minstrel hrst
part. and Prof. Moses Stein Who VIII ~
rect the orchestra. Is engaged upon the
orchestratlon Of the different songs when
are 10 be sung By some OF the principal
yocalists In this city
Mr. Charles Pierson will he the stage
manager and will be assisted IN these
duties by Mr. Charles phillips. the '''y-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Bette p. SPOTS admins
traitor to Bessie NJ. SPOTS. q fet on east
side Hickory street. 800 feet north of
Baker. 20 feet on south side Catherine
street l0s feet west Of Gilmer, and 80
feet on west side Second street, ~ feet
north Of Coutts 81.
Same TO Constance r., wife Of r. r.,
Roberts. % feet on south side Baker
street. 81 feet west Of st. Peter. and
q l-6 feet on north side Baker street.
s. 2-3 feet west Of Second. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
BROKE JAIL.
Two Negroes Make Their Escape from
Hoydfon-A Reward offered

BOYDTON. Va. April 2L-special-
Two negroes. Nim Webb and Robert
Hester, broke jail here Friday night
Nm Webb has been sentenced TO thir-
teen years in the penitentiary. Hester
is charged with a murderous attack upon
his wife.
The men made their escape by breaking
the iron bars TO their cell and then let
ting themselves down from the second
story by tying blankets together. After
getting TO the ground they burrowed
under the high plank enclosure. surround
ing the jail Not "a word has been heard
of either OF the men. \ reward Of 50
has been offered for the capture Of each
one. Hester is OF ginger cake color and
Webb black Both are heavily built
The Board of Supervisors Of Mecklen-
burg are I'm session here to-day They
are attending 70 routine work.
The Republican County Executive COM
mittee met here on Saturday and nomi-
mated W n. q. Walker over L. W Wom-
bish for clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25

SIC: June. 6.1a; July. $50 August. $50:
September $50, October. so. November.
E97: December. 800. January. COZ; Feb
ruary. COS: March, COS.
NAV. . 90: June. 81: July. $50: August.
r S3. September. 5Sf; October. 5.SS. Mo-
vember. 800. December. J.y5t January.
5.g7: February GOO; March' DW.
Spot cotton closed steady ara I'M
changed: sales, 80 bales.
coTroN-s STEADY: middling., o.: net re, re-
ceipts 24J bales: gross. 3.162 bales sales,
as bales: stock. 5000 bales; exports 10
Great Britain. Ills bales. TO the CONT
nent. l bale: to France, II bales 49,
Total to-day-Net receipts, v,'p1 pii's
exports TO Great Britain, LIS bales; 10
France. 10 bales: to the Continent, -'JOl
bales: stock, 1851 bales. ,-,, h,to,.
Consolidated-Net receipts, 1h5l baies'
exports to Great Britain, I6S5 DaIe,s,; -. 70
France. Il bales; to the Continent i''''i
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
7.79s. GIG bales; exports TO Great britain,
3,l93.1J4 bales. 10 France ",'. ~ D'''''
to the Continent, 2 f33'lli Dale9'
NEW ORLEANS. April 2i-CoTTC,N>(Ti-
Futures puiet and steady; April 30 ~ -,
May, 5.5Dnj.1, June. 5.JsHIU, july ~
MJ.02: August J.J.fnjGO; September 49,.
5.61; October. 6.6lajo2; November. DIT
5.G3. December. J.ClN50G. January, J.pt4
0-09; February, 5.Io01.t-
LIVERPOOL April pa j. M.-'OI-
TCN-Spot i'm fair demand; prices slcaui
American mddling. 3-d. The sales OF ll'
day were 1000 bales Of which .vi were
for speculation and export, and iuciudcd
300 American. Receipts, 200 bales III
GLIDING II so American.
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
demand. and closed steady; American
middling. J. m. C.. April . @l-6f. buyers
April and May, 2O-6f, buyers; May ana
June, . 2O-G4. buyers june and Jul.
3 2O-6iN3 2l-64, sellers; July and August
3 2O-GiU3 21-Cf. buyers. August and sep
tomber. 2O-GfV3 21-64 sellers. Scptem-
Der and october. 2O-64. buyers; october
and November, l9-GlN3 20-6f. sellers,
November and December. 1864. sellers
January and February 1864 buyers,
February and March 3 19-Gi03 2O-dd'
buyers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
The New DaZZler.

"The New Dazzler closed the season
~ tne Academy of Music last night be-
fore q small audience.
The farce comedy has materially
cb,n,,ed since its last visit here. But
the company was hardly up to the ave
race and with the exception OF one or
two pretty girls. and the musical spe-
cialty of Bouldin and Griffin, there was
verv little TO IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
CAPITAL NEWS ITEMS.
Surgeon Wertenbakcr's Assignment
BOARD of Agriculture Committees.

The Governor has assigned Past AS
sistant Surgeon g. =. Wertenbaker OF
the United states Marine Hospital 10
any with his STAFF. The Doctor will Wis
A. the counties and cities In Eastern Nir-
s;nis and confer with the local authori-
ties with reference to the smallpox sit
nation. He will report 20 the Adiutant-
General
Lieutenant Commands Adams and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
RICHMOND AND TIDEWATER.
Friends of the Railroad are Working
Like Beavers in King William.

Like Beavers in King william.
AYLETTS. VA. April 2i-Special.-The
Republicans of King William county met
in convention on Saturday last al King
william Courthouse. They thought Il
best not 10 make nominations. believing
that the present election laws are such
that 10 would boz useless. So il Will be a
free fight for ALL
The Richmond and Tidewater railroad
PEOPLE are working like beavers. They
appointed committees a few days ago 70
purge the registration books, aud up 20
Saturday night over two hundred names
had been erased from the books az three
precincts.
Saturday night they held another large
and enthusiastic meeting m Aylett and
appointed cauvasscrs 90 canvass the
whole county.
Speeches were made by Dr. J. B. Moore.
W q. Pollard and others In the interest
OF the road. 10 is almost certain that
bonds will be voted for az the coming
election. as we hear of 'but'few now who
oppose 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25

Summer Gags were put on the Traction
line SUNDAY
storm doors have been removed from
the front OF the pos,ofiice.
The fountains IN the Capitol Square
have been set playing
store windows are being dressed with
straw hats.
Hereafter Sunday hours az the post
ONO will be- from % p VI.
Home grown radlshes have appeared
GA the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
80 YoRK rRoDrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MAkiNI.I-
NEW YORK. April 2f-FOUR-E on
spring patents. but steady Tor winter
wheat brands
RYE rLOUR-Quiot
EORNMEAI.-Firn.
RYE-Stcady: 80. . Co.. state rye. &c.
BARLEY Dull. feeding. +i40ilc.
BARLEY MALT-Dull. western. JJ061c.
WHEAT-Spot strong. so. red. $3.50.
Options opened easy Ou ram news from
the West. but developed suhscquent
strength on am unexpectedly large visible
supply decrease. iiy reason OF al nlh
snrIueage iu local stocks. the May 0pilnn
was especially firm an day. The late mar
kct was helped by covering and hlgnei
fresh quotations tlose9 s,Io ,ll a..
not advance April closed at Ntsc, May
closed az 1Sasc.. july closed M ioitc.
CORN-SpOt strong. 40. p. 4%NL VIC.
Options opened steady ana advanced ON
the visible supply decrease general cover,
ing and a good export trade closed
strong at Ani4c. net advance. May closed
OATS spot duli. No .. a2i4a32#c. OPP
tons steady but dull.
HEEF-Firm
Cur MEATs- Steady; picked hams,
s. 2507. 62ie
LARD-Weai; western steamed, sJ47ll.
Refined easy.
TCRk-Quiet
BUTT Ek-stcady
CIffES F-Old easy.
coTToN-sEED ou-Easy; prime
crude. - &c.
PETROLEt.M-Duu
ROSlN- Steady; strained. common 10
Tl'RIEN
R1DE-Steadv
POTATOES
CARBAGE-S steady
COFFEE Options opened steady. Oct0-
changed; ruled active with firm undef-
tone. ON favorable cables. demand nom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
wILMINGTON, y. Q. April 2f-sP
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Richmond. Va, April .. 1899.
Breaks OF new dark loose tobacco AT
Stonewall. ShockOe and Crcnshaw's 10,
bacco warehouses for tomorrow, Tues
day, April -. 1879
Messrs. Frazer 80 Tompkins. tobacco
commission merchants. No. los south
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va. will offer
a good break Of dark tobacco by sample
at their office tomorrow.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wranpers. Z bossheads: fllers 20: out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
BANKRUPT Gases.

An application was filed yesterday In The
clerks office or the United states District
Court for the discharge OF NJ. B. Ober-
dorfer. and a notice was entered liking
May sth Tor a hearing
Abraham Cohen. bankrupt executed
bond IN the penalty Of Sl00 with VIM
Flegenbeirner as trustee and ). Bloom
berg ana Henry Flegenheimer as sureties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-25
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, April ., 1890.
NorFol1l PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK. VA" April 24.-PEANUTS-
E,sruers' stock-Fancy. SIC. pound,
tfrictlv prime. Sc pOund. prime, 2l4Q2xc.
10und Common. none offered Spanish
sbeiled. 9Oc per bushel. Tone OF market
0rm. offerings very light.