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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
THE DEMOCRATS
IN MONTGOMERY.
viii Hold a Convention the Latter
Part of This Month.
NEW BANK AT CHRISTIANSBURG.
The Village of Snowville Becoming az
Important Manufacturing Center,
Work OH tho Norfolk aud Yves
tern Delayed by Bad Weather

CHRISTIANsBURG, VA, Feb. =
SDecial.-Politics seems 10 be al the
talk now. and the candidates are more
numerous than fer years. MT w VI.
Dunkiec. eX-pOstmaster OF TINS Town
came out in a card last week annouhe-
ing himself as candidate for county
treasurer. subject 10 the Democratic con-
yention which VIII be held the last OF
this month The present incumbent
James G.. Haynes, 80 tar as Is known
has no opposition for the nomination py
the Republican convention. IHcic ~
more candidates for the two Commis-
sioners OF the Revenue than for any
other Office I'm the first district there
are thirteen avowed candidates for the
Democratic nomination. Messrs. W. H.
Colhoun aud r. l. Roop will I'm all proba-
biitv be the candidates Tor common
wealth's Attorney. as they apparently
have no opposition for the nomination
in The Democratic and Republican par
ties respectively.
NEW BANK.
The proposed new bank is beyond all
doubt an assured thing as All the pre-
liminary arrangements have been made
and the required amount subscribed As
soon as the Walters building Is com
pleted IL will be started. During the
posits in the bank Of this town amounted
TO only $4,000. while they amounted 70
$4,000 during the last fiscal year.
snowvillo a thriving little village on
Little river. twelve miles west OF this
place Is on boom now, such a. IL Hts
never seen before. II has a large roller
mill. and another one equally as large
is about completed. and the custom VIII
be great enough TO give both steady
work
Mr. O. G. slcnker. the owner Of the
woollen mills Of that place. has taken
into partnership Mr.. w II. Lenby. Of
Ohio and they are putting I'm $4,000 worth
of new machinery. and when completed
will buy an the wool Of the surrounding
counties and manufacture il into al
grades Of woollen cloths.
n & W DOUBLE TRACK.
The work on the double track is not
progressing as RAPIDLY as il might on
account OF the continued bad weather,
though new hands are coming in every
day from the adjoining counties.
There is great deal OF sickness I'm
the surrounding country, and quite "a
number Of deaths have occurred recent
u.s. ia the vicinity Of Auburn i'm this coun-
ty Mr. Asa r Hall. one Of the most
prominent citizens ana prosperous farm
ers Of the county. is very III an his home
six miles west OF town. and much anxiety
Is felt about him.
While the weather has not been very
cold az any time this winter yet the
roads have not been i'm such a deplora-
Bile condition for several years The rain
fan has been almost q constant thing
since winter began. and 10 will be a long
time before the roads get 50 travel will
become anything like q comfort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
THE WILKINS BEACH HOTEL.
Five Negroes in Jail for the Theft of
SIr. Tankard's Money

fttDf0s
EASTVGLLE. VA, Feb. 7.-Special-
The Willsns Beach summer hotel will be
commenced on the 18th OF this month.
MT Charles j.. wilkins. the owner OF the
beach viii erect large handsome hotel
for the entertainment Of summer pleas
ure seekers. II Is also stated that the
Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic Rail-
way Company are contemplating build
ing a wharf there and make II the ter
minus Of their Eastern Shore" steamer.
and that the Newport News Of the Wash
ingtOn line VIII also come up TO IT,
Mr. William T.. Waddy. Sr., and Miss
Mary Nottingham, both Of this place.
were married al the rectory on February
Eastern Shore and belong 10 the best
people in Virginia. Alr. Waddy was a
widOwer and seventy-twO years old. Miss
Nottingham being about twenty years
younger than he
on last Friday Constable Winder landed
in this Jail FIVE c0lOred people. the prlu-
cipal ones being Bob Bunting, Cathrine
Custis They were committed for being
implicated in the theft Of sly In cash and
several hundred dollars worth Of bonds
from Mr. John Tankard. of HadlOck, Va,
this county The theft was committed
several days ago and a Norfolk detective
was employed to aid the local authorl-
ties In hunting up the pilferers.
Mr.. Tankard was suspected OF knowing
something about the matter so the de
tective came over 70 EXmore, q point
near Hadlock ana backed himself and
proceeded 20 the home OF the suspected
persons and spent several night there
and finally made the arrests The negroes
were brought before Squire Nicholson
and were committed 10 await the next
sitting Of the grand jury court
The regular annual meeting or the
Peninsula Fair Association, of Tasty, Ac-
comack county. VIII be held on Friday
Feb. llth for the election OF officers for
the coming season.
The work OF tearing down the old court
house at this place will commence about
The 18th Of this month by Contractor
smith. Of Washington. and work on the
new one will begin as soon as the old
one IS gotten out OF the way. II - 10
be q handsome building, the size OF whlch
h. l2xs2 The people Of the county are
very much relieved TO know the COURT
house question is settled at last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
NAVAL STORES

CHARLESTON. s. C.. Feb 7.-TUR-
PENTl NE-Market quiet at i2lc. safes,
none
ROSIN- Steady and unchanged; sales,
none
SAVANNAH GA. Feb spirits
or TURPENTINE-F at i-c.i sales,
3l2 casks; receipts. 2l2 casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged. sales
1.o61 barrels; receipts Ibis barrels
WIT.NiINGTON. n. g.. Feb. 5.-SPlR-
ITS or TTRPENTlNE-Good demand;
prices unchanged receipts. JOS casks.
ROSlN-Firm al 9On9jc. bid receipts
2E barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE - Unchanged;
receipts 3 barrels.
TAR-Firm al Sl.l0; receipts $40 bar
rnfe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

BALTIMORE. FEB. 7.-FLOCR-Dull
and unchanged.
WHEAT Firmer. SPOT and month, 1fIs
n75c.. March Tja, ~ 76c. May 75'kG77Ac.
Southern wheat III sample. 1ON7jisc.
CORN-E.sier. spot and month 3gkN
39l4c.. March. 3As,ff3aafC. Southern white
and yellow corn 37i1aioc.
OATS-Quiet ard easy. No. white
western 3jian3Gc.
RYF-Easier.
SUGAR Strong and unchanged.
BTTTER-Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged
CHEESE Unchanged.
LETTTCE-T Unchanged
HISkN-Iuchauged
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po,,e,y otLunenburg Courthouse.

GREEN BAY. VA, FEB. tn Special
q,Se store house belonging 10 Messrs.
Fowlkes Brothers, at LunenDurg Court
nous was entered SATURDAY night and
robbed The thieves secured tniriY ola
doIlsrs IN silver which was left In the
u,h draw SATURDAY night, also cloth
ne" iawelpy and other articles amounting
t,5 ,yeen tiftv and seventy-five dollars
Mr.. Tom Fowlkes. who Is a member OF
the firm and proprietor on ."1 NAY Hotel
{S ,roinr in his room an night and could
have piainly seen any one entering the
The robbery is sim a complete mystery
and not the slightest Gle" "Ss Oeen dis
covered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
OBITUARY.
william ROesier.

Mr.. william Roesler died quite sudden
~ Monday night at O'Clock az MS
residence, No sos north Third sttcet lie
was sick only four hours. ApcpieAy was
the cause OF his death. lie was corn ID
Germany hfty-four years ago. and came
to Richmond twenty-seyen years ago. lie
was "a shoemaker Oy trade. lie leaves
widow and four daughters.
The funeral will take place from -
Johns German Lutheran church TINS al
ternoon al o'clock and the mtefmeht
will be made in lakewood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
CHARTERED IN DANVlLLe.
The Two Stationery Companies OF the
CITY Consolidated Burnett Acquitted

Inc Two stationery 'ohipd"''H ~ '''
City Consolidated Burnett Acquitted
DANVILLE, VA, Feb Especial
The stationery aud printing company OF
Boatwright Bros and Dance Bros. CO..
have been consolidated and charter
was entered for record Ia the clerk $
Office to-day Incorporating the Boat
wright Bros. Company which VII oc-
cupy the field heretofore divided by the
two old concerns. This is tho most nota-
bic business change Of the year.
william Burnett. a young man. was
tried for murder in the Corporation Court
to-day and acquitted.
On Christmas Eve night Allen Morgan
coiored, was fatally stabbed in the aodo-
men By Burnett, following street dis
pute.
Charles Harris. n notorious thief. was
given five years in the peniiontiary I'D
the Corporation Court to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

NEW YORK Feb. THE demand for
cotton goods fas shown further improve
ment to-day. and good business is record
ed ln both staple and fancy lines. All
the advances already recorded are Well
maintained and the upward tendency Of
the mrket IS eth noticeable in most di-
ractions Bleacntd and brown cottOns de-
C,sedly strong. Prints mostly held at
value for goods 10 arrive. Mems wear
and woollens in fair request Dress goods
firm for staple lines. Local i0DDing trade
naDf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

CRUArP. Died. al his residence. Sl6 north
.Twenty-seventh street N G.iJ T. NJ
Monday, LEONARD c. CRuMP. NJ d.,
In the eighty-hrst year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence WEDNES-
DAY, 4 L. Nj.
No flowers.
TTNSLEY. Died. a. his home near Glen
Allen, Tuesday. February IN. at les
A. NJ, CHARLES ii. TINSLEY. aged
AZ years. Deceased was the eldest son
OF the late Chas. l.. and Sailie V. Tins
ley. He was a member Of the Glen
Alien Baptist church and had lived a
devout lie from chlidhood up, lntes-
ment tomorrow "wednesday Afternoon
at O'Clock In the family buFyiBs
ground.
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NEW YORK. Feb 7-FLOUR-Neg-
lected and about steady, winter patents.
81 7Iu4
RYE FLoUR-fpsy; good TO fair. $685.
N3.tO
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dui.
BUCKWIIEAT- Neglected
CORNNEAL-Cuiet, yellow western. 81
GSlc.
RYE-steady: No .. G5i.c.
BARLEY-Dull
BARLEY MALT-Quict
WHEAT-SpOt firm No red. Sl7.0
S2lsc Options opened steady and expert
enced sharp rise on crop damage news.
TumOrs OF dr0ughts in India FROST I'm Gale
fJrnia, but failed 10 hold tho advance.
Prices finally collapsed under heavy real
izine. aud closed weak. with 5sc. net de-
cline. March closed 7hIsc. May closed
757sc.; July closed 74i.c.
CORN-Spot steady. No. .. asa l4Nc.
Options opened steady. with wheat bur
later sold on. Outside support Is too
small 10 Justify bun operations and ex-
port trade has also let up a little Closed
weak at Nc. net decline. May closed 40
41Ac.. july yclOsed al AZ.
OATS-SpOt frmer. No. . 3H4c. OPP
lions dull and nominal.
BEEF-Dui.
cur MEATs-Dun but firm; picked
bellies S5N5.7j.
LARD-Quiet: western steamed. s5S3.
February. ,S5.S5 nominal. Refined steady
compound S4J0Q4.G2k
BCTTER-Firm: western creamery. 1919
n20c.. do. factory 12dl4ihc.. Elgins zoe
imitation creamery. 13Nl6l4c.; State dairy
13QlSc.
CHEEsE-Market steady; large white.
1Oiac
EGGs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania.
1qr020c. western fresh. 1914 l94c' south
ern lS019Lc
POTATOES STEADY; New York. 81 25a
162f Long Island, Sl.75a2: sweets, Jer-
sew. 81 2502Io.
COTTON SEED OII.-Steady; prime
crude 2Or. do yellow, -'c
pFTROLTUM-Dull
ROSIN-Ouiet 1900.
TrRpFNTINE-S Steady al i30o)igc.
GspR ACF~Duu at s2Gt ner 100.
cOFFrE-Options opened barely steady
.t 7. uctnts decline. further declined >
Monte under adverse European and Bra
,,ii., cables. heavy receipts al Rio and
Samtos light warehouse deliveries, and
,.,re,tirr attitude 81 spot buyers. closed
i,,-siv steady. 4 10 10 points lower. sales.
T." 90 hays. including March at $3.50.
,f,, 20. Spot-Rio quiet No. invoice.
SO iobbing. SIC. mild quiet. Cordova,
7NGThc.
sr-GAR-RaW easier; fair refining.
. i2-i6c.: centrifugal. % test. 4 Size mo-
lasses sugar, 3 0-l6c. Refined steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
ROCKBRIDGE COURT.
Eighteenth Anniversary Celebration
ofthe Christian Endeavor.

LEXINGTON. VA, Feb. Especial
Owing to the great storm Monday very
few people we're In attendance upon the
first days session OF the County Court,
- nteces BY the travel. Horse traders
and buvers were present IN grea. num-
49, I'M there were few sellers or horses
on the market.
The Washington ana Lee university
Athletic Association have been invited by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
VIRGINIA SNOW BOUND,
Ice and Snow Prevail All over the
state.

LEXINGTON, VA. Feb f.-speciaL-
Al noon to-day another snow storm set In
which surpasses It's predecessor IN great
ness and fury. In several parts or
Rockbridge county it has been showing
all day. ,1o,,a,,,. ,.,,,,.
In Bath. Botetourt and Allesneny coun"
and The fali is reported TO DO from eight
10 ten inches 80, r.
SpeciaI.-Another snow storm set IN here
al o'clock today ana sun .vntlhuss
nasf week and adding several inches 10
H. already unusual depth OF snow for
this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

STAUNTON. VA. Feb Special Il
Confederate veteran named O Brien VINO
has been an the KING Daughter Hos
pital here Tor two weeks dropped dead
This morning. lie was seventy years
old and Stonewau Jackson Camp was Try
ing TO get him IN the Soldiers home AZ
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS FEB . 1879

popT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. :, 1899.
ARRIVED.
schooner John Twohy. Portland:
= 49,, : " Lawrence. Portland.
scbooner Charles f. futile, Boston.
SAILED.
r2arre NJ. J. Bacon. New York
Psree r. A. Georger. New York.
schooner Charles i. hoffman Boston.
Ste,mer CITY Of Everett Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, FEB. T. 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac Thompson. Nor
cox passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Accomac Thompson' Nor
,olk passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 7-PEANUTs-
Farmers stOck-Fancy. Sic pound
strictly prime. Be. pound prime 2iL0.a,r
pound. common. none offered. Spanlsf
Shelled. 9Oc per bushei Tone OF market
firm. offerings very light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

Cash quotations were as InInWf. Flour
quiet and steady. 40. yellow corn 81 IN
.sic.. 80 . spring wheat, 6IT70igc; 80. 8
spring wheat ,t3p7oc.. ~. rcd. re;
80. corn. @,i-c., NO. oats. - .c.i No.
white. sULuan.,r. so. % white 1854
3Dlc.. 80 rye 5Dc.. No. barley. ilf
auc.. so I aaxsecd. slJ0. prime timothy
seed. - i0G24-. mess pork. per barrel
S9gJni0. lard per no pounds. ij.5Iisn
500. short rib sides 0osel. Si.i51f.a5. dry
salted shoulders boxed. Sf2-0i 37is 4,
short clear sides tboxedl. S5.0luJ12 WITS
ky. .disuners finished goods per gallon
81 ~. sugars unchanged. butter firm,
creamery 13UlNc.. dairy. iuiaGl6c. .
cheese steady and unchanged eggs
steady; fresh. l6lsalTc.
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Mr. Millinms in New York

Mr.. John SHELTON Williams, president
o. the Seaboard Air Line went To New
York from Baltimore. lie u eNpe'''u
back In Richmond to-day
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Zinc Chickcns Burned.

scOTTsVii1.E, VA, Feb. s.-Speeial.-
Mr.. \. T.. Jones recently lost b. l,re HE
chicken house, containing. a lot o. mo
two were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
Chnrlcs II. TlnsIey.

The death of Mr. Charles IA. Tinsley oc-
Cured at his home near Glen Allen, yes
terday morning az 100 CLOCK III MS
fOrty-third year. lie was me eideS SON
of the late Charles l.. and sallie " plns-
ley, and was a devout ana consistent
member Of the Glen Allen Baptist church
The interment VIII be I'M the family bury
Ing ground this afternoon al = O'CLOCK
=. II. DaSgins.
Mr.. T. H. Duggns. OF Dover Mines,
GOOcniand county, died AZ hs residence
I'm that place on Sunday, aged seventy
Messfs. g. r.. j. r.. and ). f. Dus-
gins. Of Richmond. and Messrs. Walter
and Lemuel DaDney of Hanover.
sii,s Margaret y Garter.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Feb. -
Special-Miss Margaret Nicnolas carter
whose death al CatonsYiue' Ald's rs an
nOunced was native or inns couutA'
having been born at Redanus ana was
the daughter of the late Robert I'LL tai-
ter and granddaughter OF colonel I'd
ward carter. OF Blenheim, also az TINS
county Her mother. Margaret, was me
daughter Of General smith, oi Baltimore
Bright and amiaOie Miss Garter was a
very agreeable companion Upon her
fathers death she managed the large
estate she and her sister had IN charge
and did It so well that she gained con-
siderable reputation among the Farmers
In the school which these ladies opened
and conducted an Gainesville. The man
agement was intrusted 20 Miss Margaret
and those who knew her need not be tod
how we'll and with what gentle authority
she achieved successful management
Mrs. Florence ScCt,.
MILFORD. VA. Feb. Especial Mrs.
Florence Scott wife OF Mr. James A.
scott agent OF the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. az Mil
ford. died this morning an the thirty
seventh year Of her age .,
She had been an inVaDa Tor sever ~
wears and al times her suffering was IN
She was a jealous member Of Bowling
Green Baptist church. a devoted uus-
hand and TWO children. little boy ABOUT
twelve and a little girl about ten years
Of age are left OF loving wife and
mother
Mrs. W. B.. Bryant.
ROANOKE. VA, Feb SPECIAL
~ " y Bryant died AZ the home OK
her husband. COMMISSIONS OF the keNe-
80 Rrvant at a late hour last night
from an illness that bafiied the skill OF
Roanoke's best physicians atter one
week OF sickness. An enlhent pnSs'C ,i'i
was summoned from Washington, but
Without avail She leaves a husband
and two small children. No Illness here
has called forth as universal regret no
death as widespread sorrow.
Mrs. Lucinda Noel
sCOTTsVILLE. VA. Feb. Special
Mrs Lucinda Noel, the Oldest resident
of this section. died at the residence OF
her son. Mr. John II. Lane. IN EsmOnt.
this morning at II o'clock
Mrs. Noel has lived with her son FOR
the past fifteen or twenty years ana
was ninety-six years old this month.
The funeral Will take place from Mount
Zion NJ. r. church tomorrow at O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
STOCK PRICES
TAKE A TUMBLE.
The Constant HammerIng ofthe Bears
Succeeds tn Lowering Prices,
PRESSURE WAS PROFESSIONAL.
No Tnfayorablc Developments IA the
News - Considerable Weakness
was Also Manifested m the
Bond Market.

SEW NoNN. Ieb 1-Stoek prices re-
Nf0co to-day with 400 average loss of ]
- points. which Was exceeded iu e.
number oi instances. The iatncau1n of
1ne peace ucaIy Uy fhc Senate induced
purchasing from London ol ahOu, 25o1
NnarcS. There Was Jess enthusiasm Joe
0a.iy. and after an initial rise Ilm irac-
U0us Goo 81 point and over BOO many cases.
traders were free sellers in anticipation of
81 reaction. When 30 became evident that
prices were NOT holding cOmmissI on-hou-c s
were fee sellers. Prices recedcd rapidly
sn some instance. and We're presently
practically at last nights closing The
yurchases for London account which
were partly due 90 anticipating he fort
nightly settlement. together with cover
fnc bv the shorts. rallied the market
Washington houses were large pur-
Chastrs while Chicago houses sold The
suarket became feYeTish and semi-sias-
uarf. The New York Central displayed
strength ON iis gross earnings for Jahu-
sry which S221OU The constant ham
7nsrinF bv bear traders forced many
stocks % Oh point 200 which liquidation was
induced which made The lowest prices.
There was taIk that most OF me seiiln4
was in the interest of bear clique SAID
60 have been formed yesterday The iact
that the room traders acted often in uni
son MAS the only support found Tor the
story. From the highest there were iedt-
tons OF from ? 10 points. among 1ne
weakest features We're General Electric,
Tobacco Sugar Metrolo'itan Manhat
Tan. Great Northern preferred, Pennsyl-
wanna. The Idcinos. the grangeis the
Reading and some minor iudustrials.
frhe pressure against stock WAS mostly
professional and there was no duiaNur-
able develoument JOB the news that at
trscted attention. Money continued in
81 abundant supply and. according TO arbi-
TRACE houses recent London sales seemed
TO have been settled for and the pur-
vhascs for abroad to-day leaves balances
due the local arbitrage houses by Lon
don.
Considerable weakness was manifested
iu certain quarters of the bond market
hut prices generally were lower in SYM
Vsathy with stocks. Total sales. >@.4oooOo
United States new As declined IS in the
Did price
The total sales OF stocks were 7t7.S0O
shares. including $3.50 Atchis0u. 1850
DO preferred. 5000 Central Pacific. 1890
Chesapeake and Ohio. 22 $50 Chicago
Burlington and quincy. 1885 Louisville
and Nashville. "a $50 Manhattan. lilo
metropolitan. 1860 Reading first pre-
fcrred. 1910 Missouri % $50 New York
Central. $3.50 Northern Pacific. |41o do
preferred 772j Reading. $500 Rock
Island 1919 Union Pacific. 2Gteo ST.
paul. s223 Southern Pacific. 1920 South
ern railway preferred. 5000 Texas and
Pacific. ~ 23O Union Pacific 1880 Toe
fsoco 9T2O Bay State Gas. 1920 Federal
Steel 1850 DO preferred 1900 People
Gas. 1910 Consolidated Gas. $50
sra sugar. $3.50 Tennessee Coal ana iron.
$40 Rubber l1s25 chicago Great
Western.
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO FEB. Selling out to-day
nv recent longs caused weakness in
wheat After an early advance of It.. on
crop-damage reports. Nav left on with n
net decline ~ iAc. Corn declined nc. and
oats are unchanged. Pork lost 30. and
lard aud ribs aisc each
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
wHEAT-No. 9
May ...... 72,- 13Ns 1lI us
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Umbrellas

good, strong, substantial, silk
twilled. gloria, mems IN
and ladies handles, 20 V9c
and IS inches--choice....
Other Umbrellas, 500 10 S..
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BONDS


,.. 7o7i.
t. $. new " 81 .+s... ...s..s''''.'.ss ~ 3
- H,M i3sa.
l.. - ~" 1I9f,
a. , I1ya,
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4. p. -"'f - ''-@''''' 1fp
l. ). 49, lt-.'-''''' '''''''''''''' 10
l. =. 'S. oo"P.''''''' '''''''''''' iiS
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Alabama lass a. '''''''''''''''' ioI .
n .atna ,,iio,sess ~ '''''''' 100
AlauAiid .'N71 ~ '''''' '''' fno
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can. So DDS ........ ................ 1lli4
q. and ohio il4s ..-..- ......'....' J,'s
Chicago Terminal Is ...... ........ 90
q. and Ohio IS ........ ........... 1lS4
a.. % and ID 49, .............+..' ~
II and r. C.. as ........ .......... 10l"s
East Tenn. lsts ....-.'.--- --'''-'' Ig73,t.
Erie ray ''.''' '''+''-''-'' S-t-
3. w. aia y. l7's. .''' -''''+''' '''' al
General Eiecu!c % ..'''''''''''''' go
q. g. ana > a. - ''t+--'''''''''' 80
g. III. ana - y JUS ''''-''''''''''' 10
H. and r. e.. Con. Gs .....-........ 10
iva. 4. ISIS '.... .''. ''s''-' '''.''-'' t.lt =
La. new consois '''''...' .''''''' oc =
J.. ana y. I'm: as INCONVENIENCE ~
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Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less Ohan ten years.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va, Feb :. 1889.
WHEAT
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STATE sECURIT.

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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 7.-COTTON-
Futures-February ga bid. March. 5.74N
as: April j.770j7s. May. 5.SOnj.sl
june J.S10JS2. July, jS3aJ.si. August
6S2n5S3. September, j.T2057f; October.
5.73aJ.75. November. J74g5' Deem
Der J1lDIJ7S
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=. u. Dusgins.

Mr.. +. H. Duggns. OF Dover Mines,
Goocniand county, died az hls residence
I'm that place on Sunday. aged seventy
one wears. He leaves i've children
Messfs g.. r.. j. r.. and 5. IL. Dug
gins. Of Richmond and Alessrs Walter
and Lemuel DaDney. of Hanover