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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

So'sc. and closed at Soc: May closed at
nc. July closed at IJlIc.
CORN-Spot steady. so. .. 4ihnijkc.
Options also developed weakness under
sales of yesterdays buyers no the decline
BOO wheat Export trade failed 10 help
the price. closed weak and li.0lkc. net
lower May closed at 42.c, July closed
oATs- Spot steady; 40. .. sac. OPP
BEEF steady
CUT MEATS-DuIl but firm, shoulders.
1925.
at S5Sj. February closed at S5.S5 nomi-
nal Refined quiet
rORK-Steady.
BTrTTER-Firm. western creamery. lfa
10c.. factory. f2014c.; Eiglns 100; imiia-
ton creamery i3dlGzc.. State dairy $50
CHEESE Steady. large white. 1oiLc.
EGGS Firm. state and PENNSYLVANIA.
19iaN20c. western fresh. 1910; southern,
P6TATOEs steady: New York Si25a
1G2s Long Island, Sl.7jH2. sweets. Jer-
COTT0N-SEED OII-Fim: prime
crude igi4n2o do. yellow ~ 4dZ1c.
pETROLETM-Duu.
N-Quict
TURPFNTlNE-S Steady.
RICE-Firm.
CABBAGE-Duu
COTTON-SEED OIIs-Prices continued
10 advance ON light offerings demand
moderate and undertone very firm prime
crude l9itN20c. butter grades. 2l03oc
COFFEE Options opened steady and
unchanged. ruled inactive but steady. Of
ferings light on absence OF Brazilian ca
bles and stand-On between lower Havre
and higher Hamburg cables local fea-
lures unchanged Closed quiet, I'M
changed 90 . points lower. sales. $50
bags including March at SjG5. June.
3js5. Spof-RiO steady but dull. No
invoice. Gisc. No. : i0bbing, 7Nc. mild
quiet COrdova 7ilN7atc.
SUGAR Raw strong and higher: fair
refining. &c. centrifugal 9G test fac..
molasses sugar. $3.50. sales 1000 bags
centrifugal 90 4Nc. Refined strong and
higher. No. lO. iitc.: No. II. { 1916 No.
T. ( 3-t6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
nOrTnN MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-COTTON-rtopi-
d4fion was the order of the dav a. IT,
Cotton Exchange in keeping win 'hoo
general selling movement FOR resliyin,,
purposes APPARENT on the stock Evcba-.,,,te
mo Produce Exchange and other sre7,,
lative ceurtcs. Yet influences aus,t 80,
fho LEADING weakness shown bv he Ecg
neh market were quite as bulllsh a. -
any time However. the marker o,-.,,,',t
irregular ana. easy az a decline Of 49,
points. and broke sharply until Inc tr',d'
Ing level was y 20 ~ points below ~
closing figures OF yesterday AT tirn"e ~
market loked as N 70 was goinc IA ni..,' ~
but the short interests We're nof in~ii,-i
10 increase their responsibilities same ~
the bears took advantage OF the decline
20 cover. especially IN view Of fhe bt,liisb
influences which included light actual and
prospective receipts an tie ports con-
t.uued bad weather iu The cotton beif
generally hrm southern spot markets.
continued good accounts from SINNERS
a. 90 orders and outlook favorable re-
ports from tho dry goods trade. more pre-
dictions from the South Of curtaiIed acre
exc, ana sfani use oi fertilizers. Al the
decln" guile number of buying orders
made iheir appearance, and. with the air
CHARMED through the liquidation of soma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
MAJOR TYLER'S CUBAN TOUR.
Took Long Trips in the Interior TO Pay
on Troops Danger OF Bandits.

CAMP COLUMBIA. CUBA, Jan %
Special.-Late this evening Major Heth
Tyler returned with the escort from the
Fourth Regiment, under Captain H. II.
Sheen, from the interior OF the Island.
where they have been paying on the
Fourth Tennessee Regiment. Major Tyler
and his party left here on last Monday
a week ago and first went 10 tientucgOes,
where a few officers were paid of. From
there they went after a stay or a day
and a half 10 Trinidad, province Santa
Clara, a distance OF 2J0 miles from Ha-
yana where half Of the Tennessee Reg
iment is stationed. There they were kept
busy for two days. after which they VS.
tied san EsDiritas, "a distance or Sixty
miles still further or. where they paid
OF the other half of the Tennessee sol
diers who We're stationed there In an
ideal camp. After spending five days IN
that locality Major Tyler returned 20
MarianaO this evening he ana his escort
being glad 70 be once more In their
temporary homes. The delay was caused
by the lack Of proper railroad ana steam
boat connection.
The trlp was a rather tedious one. as
the officers and soldiers had to be con-
stanuy on the lookout 10 guard the safe
containing the $4,000 which they carried
with them.
At one time Major Tyler received a
telegram from the provost marsha IN
CienfuegOs informing him that thirteen
bandits had left that city 10 intercept
the paymaster. Additional precautions
were AT once taken. The men forming the
escort loaded their guns and magazines
and prevented any outsider from enter
ing their car while on their way 90 their
destination. Fortunately. however no
bandits came in sight and after paying
OF all the men Major Tyler returned
with 81 200 still in his safe.
Major Tyler. as we'll as the soldiers I'm
his escort brought back with them as
souvenirs a collection Of parrots. some
OF which speak not only the Spanish
language but are also acquainted with
some English phrases &. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Barton Heights Notes.

The ladies Of Epiphany Episcopal
church will have an entertainment az me
residence of Mrs. Triton on Barton ave
nue. Friday night.
Mr. Willie Cole recently OF Lamb ave
nue.. has removed his family 20 Richmond.
Mr. Harris. of Poo street has Also
moved 10 the city.
Mr. w. L.. Ragland ~ Barton avenue.
who has been confined 20 the house for
two weeks with the grip hopes 10 be- out
in few days.
Mrs Robert T.. cole. Of Poe street con-
tinuos quite sick
The Misses hutchinson. who have bern
quite sick. are sufficiently recovered %
be out.
The little daughter Of Mrs George a
Minor IS convalescent.
Mrs. David q Gregory has been sur
fering from the effects of the grip.
The voting ladies of the Episconsl
church held a meeting ~ the home OF
Miss Recca = Hutchinson GA the AFTER
noon on tho G0th
Mrs. Garland Taylor and children left
on last Saturday for visit 20 her
mother Mira McGrudcr. OF Charlotte
vile. Va.
Mr.. w Is Rache g. Oh business
trim 10 Augusta. Ca
Mr.. and Mrs Grocer ore improving
Mr. Arthur Falkuei has returned from
a business trip 10 North Carolina
The citizens meeting held no the en-
CINE house Wa not largely attended.
presumably on account OF the unfaror-
able weather.
The committee ON thr Town Han rc-
ported that = suitable building could be-
erected Tor three thousand dollars. Tho
committee was continued and requested
10 canvass the town and see how much
stock would be- taken and report an the
next meeting 90 be held February nh.
Willie Chamberlain. who has bee sick
for some time. 81 slightly better.
The condition OF Miss Ethel Chamber
layne Is unchanged.
ALPHA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
AFTER WINSTON FIRMS.
Representatives of the Continental To
blcco Company i'm That Town.

WINSTON. y. c.. Feb 8.-Special-A
gentleman from Indiana has been in Win
ston for q week or more. and your cor
respondent gets II from good authority
that he represents the big Continental
plug tobacco trust, and that his mission
here Is TO consult with several OF VIM
stons leading manufacturers and learn
the terms upon which they will be Will
ing TO dispose Of ;heir plants TO the Con-
tinental COMPANY Or course. the gentle
man will not talk Tor publication regard
ing his business here. nut I am told that
he has already interviewed several inns
and that II is highly probable deals viii
be c0nsummated within the next few
weeks II Is not known yet how many
factories are wanted by the Continental
but IL is said that their represt 1,atiye
has already consulted the owners oi half
d dozen or more factories here.
A prominent citizen writes commune
cation to one OF the Winston papers, and
asks II the trust succeeds In buyins sew
eral OF Winston's factories. what does il
mean for the city? He also suggests
that every one Of the tobacco manuiac-
turing firms here form combination by
taking stock in one grand. big factory,
thereby cutting down the expenses they
now have to meet and make a good per
cent. on their investment The writer
adds: 60 into a stock company gen
tlemen, and put at its head your largest
factories. and am satisfied that YOU can
stand the competition you viii have 10
g1esl and at the same time increase the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

NEW YORK. Te6 5 ,o,,sl o IS 1IENgii .e.y
ma patent, S40 %
RRrnGrKWHEAT FLoI,RIi'Duli;
BTCKWHE;AToC,N,eS,naiyne5ii o SS S Se.,e,o -,
n54c. ,,..t,or. M % &c
LFY-Dull; western feeding, 46An
60 mailing. jsutJc
FARLEY MALT-Quiet. western, 5Sa
WuEAT-Spot steady, No. . red. S2i,c
onions were weak throughout practically
The entire day: 70 was a case rather Of
demand than OF oppressive offerings the
break In Wall street encouraging buyers
Most OF the new was bcarish. Including
hg Argentine shipments lower cables
and suow West. Export trade however
Was again fairly brisk Closed weak at
A-z1a a nat decline. March ranged son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
nA1r1,lnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. fen. 3D. ~ nun
and unchanged. - ..,. -
7,itc March. 7GG764c. Southern wheat
bv sample 70dIGc 1911 NO. =.
CORN-Fasy. spot ana mohth. d3'ed
40 March. 4Oi NIoi4c. southern white
and yellow corn 3Ta. Il io.c.
OATS-Steady. M. white Ailan;Mc
RYF-Dull and lower. NO : nearby
site. No . western NiIr -
'ctrc: Az strong and unchanged.
RurrER-,stsadv and uneh2n4sA g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-The market for
cotton goods continues very strong IN an
directions. Business Is on gradually
Improving scale. and tendency OF prices
still upward. Advances OF &c. reported
I'm indian Head brown sheetings and In
Erwin denims. Prints selling M tull re-
cent advances Print cloths not offered
at 2iac Burlaps strong. WIN improved
demand. and prices up &c for both Dun
dee and Calcutta gods. WOollens in bet
ter demand and tone more cheerful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Omen HIGH Low ff,eo

cash nuOtutIOns WeTe NJ IVI.N'' IVuI
sfl,9eit~ 30 > spring wheat G9H9lc.
No. spring wheat. So 10; No red
80 o-a,l,os. No ? white. 3Oian3ic.:
NJ white e0Ha8OHc No. ? rye soc,
30 3 barley. iia52c: No. ! aaXsesd,
St.14s. prime timothy seed - ,31l 81.
moss pork. per barrel siV iult' ara. per
"a ..,-rls 81 5J05 I7ia. short rib sides
~ .nl.- drv salted shoulders
6oxed, - 2llt 87is. short clear sides
1880, q tol,5 20. whisky. distiiiers' fin
ished goods per gallon ST.. sesa.s un-
$50 foii l,tcc eggs steady, fresh 17i57
&c cheese steady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Feb. 3.-I-nder pressure NJ
heavy liquidation to-day wheat declined
1Ac. from The top price of the session
Near the end. however. heavy export
takines brought about "a reaction and
MAY ieti on with a NET loss OF g. Corn
declined &c.. and oats &c. Pork losf
- -c.; lard. lo012iac. and ribs a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
NonFOLK PEANrrT IApKrr

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 3.-PEANr-Ts
,,.-~,Crst stock-FancY gic ''', = =
strictly prime. Be-. pound prime. 2L65s.c'
mound. common. none offered. Su5ni.6
ehoied. 9Oc per bushel Tone of ms.iI..
IN nnollngs very u.hl ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Black Dress Goods.

42-inch Mohair Brocaded Bril- ,O1
lantine, reduced from soc. to-. ~S$
pieces Atwood German Made.
Black Dress Goods. Melrose Cloth
Satin Sewell, Sebastapool and Marve-
reduced 70, per yard............ /O>
Imported Crepons. diagonals and
straight striped patterns sold eof-
for 81 a yard. reduced to....... o"~
3G-inch Plain Mohair Brilliantinc.
good lustre, sold for Soc, re- 1Ec
duced 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
ladies' Suits.

Ladies' Black and Navy Blue Serge
Suits. made hy front and Black
Serge Suits made tight fitting, jacket
lined with silk that Sold for G az
$50. reduced tO.............. ~ ~
Ladies' Blue and Gray Cloth Suits,
Jacket coats. newest shape ca OO
skirts. worth So reduced 10 ~N'ON
Venetian Cloth Suits. Cheyiot Suit.
Fancy Cashmere Suits. some lined
an through with silk. some tight ht-
ling others with jacket coats. that
sold at $3.50 and $3.50 re- SI2AS
duced 90 .......... ..........
The very acme of Man-TailOred suits
I'm black and c0lored venetiaus. Plaid
Cheviot and Camels Hair Suits. some
braided. some plain. many lined AN
through with fine tafeta SILK. that
sold up TO So. reduced GIzAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

LOT No. BLACK and Blue Serge
Skirts we'll made and well lined. eOc
reduced to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OH~
LOT No 2.-Colored Cheviot Skirts
full width and well fitted. re O2C
duced TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOT No. S.-Black Figured Mohalr
Skirts I'm small and large designs and
an sizes, worth s.. reduced CT IN
10 ...... ........ .-.-.... ..-..-
LOT No. 4.-Plain Black Mohair.
Plain Blue and Black Serges trim
med with three rows OF braid. thor
oughly wool and lined. re- GIo no
Uuccd 90 -.........-..........- V-'HH
LOT so. Figured Silk skirts in
new designs Black and Blue All-WOOl
Serge Skirts. Fancy Chenille Skirts.
new shapes. Plaid Camels Hair
skirts. Fine Figured M0hair c. 20
Skirts. AT a choice Of........ D@'OO
LOT 80. 6.-Consists of High Grade
Serge Skirts. braid trimmed Fine
'repou skirts and Trimmed MOhair
Skirts. not one worth less than
sos and many worth $50. GO %
reduced To .........--.....-..-. YO'HH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged.
E-TnChanged.
WHISKN-Tnchan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

la Clede Gas ...--.... ...'....'---' az s4,.
I, esd ma ... III
Nat. Lin oil ........ .ss.'s''''''''' -,
pacific Mail ..... ............. .o2N
PEOPLES Gas .......... ...fss.-.''+' -
Pullman palace ....... '.'.'''''''' i ~
standard Rope and Irvine .........
Sugar . ...... .......ss-.s.' iao.s
Sugar pfd ........ ...''. >-'''''''' -
Tenn. {. and Iron ......-.-.'''''.. -
u. S. Leather ....s..'' '''''''''''' -
l.. s. Leather pfd....'. ...'''''''' 80
u. $. Rubber .,;....'''' .''''''''' ~ -,
L. s. Rubber pfd......'. .--'''''''' as..
Western Union .....s.''' ''''''''-' S3ts
Federal steel pfd ........ .s.'.'.''.' so
Oregon Navigation Coz. .''.'''' "a
Pacific Coast ..........'' '''''''''-
Colorado Southern 1850, ,'''''''''. -
Colorado Southern lst pro '.... ..'' '1S
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Standard oil ...... ....s.....sss's. f"'
BONDS
L. s. new IS ........ .....'..''... lVt
T. s. new As rCg...-t... s...''.... I-oH
T.. $. new as. coup. ..... ....'''''.' IISs
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L. $. As. COUP. ....''-''''''''' -
l.. S. DDS. cX-int...... -.s...''-''.' -
u. 5. 5's. req. ..s.'.''' '''''''- -
4. : 5s. COUP. s.f'''-'-''''' ttltf
District 9G5's cX-int..... .'sss'ss''' llli2
Alabama tClass Al .......'..-..... lVt
Alabama Glass i0 ...-.... .......s's ~
na 1N1
Alaoama iass ~ '''''''' in
t,'tisn, ,e .............. 1O1a,
Afchison Adj As ........ ........... Sik
Can. So. 2ds 1890 ''''''' oeT
q. and ONO ~ ,;s.''''''''' 40
chicago Terminal IS '.''''''''''''' III
q. and ONO 90 ....''''' ''''''''' tio,a
~ a., ~ lets .............. 1OSit
d. ana X. q. . 5 '''''''''''''''''''' IU3f
East Tenn. ISIS .'''''''' ''''''''''' -5tt
Erie General ...''t'',r' ''''''''''' ~
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General Ei.Su ~ id1
q. u. anu p a. ~ '''''' troit
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, +

Richmond, Va, Feb. 3, lsy9
Sales of new dark lose tobacco on the
Richmond (Va.J breaks to-day: Stonewall
Warehouse sold 1870 pounds. Crenshaw :
Warehouse sold $3.50 pounds, ohockoe
Warehouse sold 1j.2S5 pounds-highest
price. S1475 Total. 5000 pounds-hisn-
est price. sli.7J.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco TRADE to-day
Wrappers. /. hogsheads. leaf dark, z;
Jugs (darN. :. Total ~ hogsheads.
~ The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. J hogSneads. DARK,
3 hogsheads. western, > hOgsheads. Re-
inspections Bright . hOgsheads western
I hOgsheads.
Shockoe. Stonewal. Seabrook's. ALLIE
ghany. Crump's. old Dominion, Daven-
ports and Planters tobacco Warehouses
report to-day Receipts. y packages. de
liveries % packages.
United States Internal revenue collec-
lions on tObaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond, Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
Stt.tftHs. plug tobacco. So, $1,000 Total.
So 1878.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 3, 1870.
ARRIVED.
schooner Charles d. Notmsr, Old Point.
Barge Bacon. New York.
Barge Georgar. New York
SAILED.
Barge Woodsidc. New Haven. .
Barse p. J. Cariatan- Prnvidanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
HandkerChiefS.

Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitchsd Ec
Handkerchiefs, also initials. ...... ~
Real Sheer Swiss Scalloped Embro'6-
cred Handkerchief about hfty 1sC
different patterns. &C., four Tor ~
Ladies' pure Linen Scollopcd EN-
brOidered. also lace edges. worth r-r
31i2c.. reduced to.................. ~
Ladies' Sheared Liberty SIX CollA-N
s a. BACK Sa'h SOCKS 'suu'eu soc
Ladies' Fancy Ties including chiffon
with pleated ends. Mousselin De Sole
Liberty SILK. and organizes, So en-
choice DC. tO.................. VO'CN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Wrappers.

AN OF our Best Quality Flannelette
Wrappers that were $3.50 81 IN
and Sl69. reduced to......... ~'""
All Of our 81 and Sl.ss Fan h,c
nelette Wrappers reduced to-. OO>
Ladies' Bath Robes in Russian
Crash, were Si9s' reduced 5000
TO ....... ....... ..-.-.. ....--. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
OOTTON-Ine IOH0"II,17 LII 7D0-D-- .InD0
-. lAlN. =. -
Total ........ ....''''''''''' w.

vrw ORLEANS. Feb. , 1901 '" 5o2
rHture= closed steady d rfD' g 5iG5G05.G7:
bid. March. , s.62'' ss.9ia5 42!'' july 575a
May 80. = 7oH5.7f. September a.,r't
90. ociober. 5.G005Gi: November on"
,ee,. December, 56@n56'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Mems Furnishings.

100 choice styles Bright Plaids.
Child's SILK Bows. reduced from e
l1izc. 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
90 dozen Mems Choice Coiored- Bor-
dered Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, reduced from 25c. tOlC
10 s...-.-. .-.--.-. .s.-..-. .-.-..
10 dozen Children's Twilled SILK
Plaid Windsor Ties. reduced from nc
l2l9c. 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Sweaters. heavy wool net. tur-
tie necks. striped collars and Guns,
all colors. reduced from 800 OSc
10 ........ ........ ...,.... .....--.
80 Fine Elite" Mems SUBSCRIBERS,
cross backs leather ends, re- IOc
duced from soc to................ iS~
Mems Heavy Buck-Skin Horse Hide
and Calf-Skin Wool-Lined Alitts oOC
reduced from 75c. to............. OS~
800 pairs Of Mems Fast Black Seam
less Sox, reduced from Sc. 10. Dc
per pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OsS
Mems Fine SILK Neckwear heavy
silks, stripes and brocades. satin 0Ec
lined. reduced from SOC. to-. ~
Mems Fancy silk Band Bows, ec
reduced from PFC. t0.............. D.
Mems Extra Heavy Well-Made Cam
ton Flannel Drawers, reduced oOc
rom soc. TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Bricklayers and Mil Mems Heavy
White Duck Overalls with pock- on
cts reduced from soc tO....... ~IS
80 dozen Mems Fine Woven Madras
Shirts, with separate cuffs. white
collar band, last seasons 81 and en-
81 y goods. all sizes, fOr......-. CNS
Mems and Boys Jersey Gloves,
fleece-lined half kid fingers, re- roc
duced from &c. to...".......... '>>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 3-TUR-
PENTINE-Mark firm at l3c; sales,
none.
ROsIN-steady and unchanged. sales,
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Winter Underwear.

for Mems SOC. White and
zoe Csmers Hair Shirts or Draw
ers. all sizes.
- for Mems soc. Natural Wool
soc Heavy Fleece-Lined ana hlO-
bed Shirts or Drawers.
for Mems 81 Natural Wool
49, shirts or White Wool Drawers
sizes 40 TO A..
100 for Mems {l25 Wool Fleece
/US Lined shirts or Drawers.
1c for Childrens 39cl Heavy
i<2S Fleece-Lined Union suits.
for Ladies 7Jc. Heavy Fleece
.SOC Lined 20 Meta" Union suits.
for Children's 19c Heavy Merino
81 Vests and Pants.
for Chlldren's 25c. and S5c.
1 AZ White and Gray Vests, Pants
or Drawers, all sizes. IS 10 a.
- for Ladies' 75c Natural Wool
30C Vests or pants, all sizes.
Tor Ladies 81 Natural Wool and
SOS White Wool Vests or Pants.
for Ladies' 81 q Norfolk and
/SS New Brunswick Pants.
for Ladies Heavy F'leece-Lined
Z!SC Jersey Ribbed Vests or Pants
I'm white, cream and gray.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Shoes.

1.1g7 pair OF Ladies Fine $50 ki1
Button and Lace Shoes. newest cuts.
handsomely finished, every pair war
ranted ion seven different STYLES
soft. nice kid stock, reduced OOc
TO .ts.ttt-ttt s-.ssrsssts sf+-tsrtttf p =
Boys s. Calf Lace Shoes. Tan and
black. newest shape, finished in the
best style and made by the best
manufacturers. reduced 90. 81 %
per pair Observation-Disclosures. %''OS
9sC pairs of Ladies' So Vici and
Chrome Kid Button and Lace Shoes.
handsomely finished. newest shapes.
seven different styles TO select from,
every pair warranted. re- SIIO
duced 70 ...-.-s.....-..+-.+....
Ladies' s. and $50 Button and Lace
shoes newest shapes, sizes broken 4
hut something On every style CT az
10 ht most people. fOr........ Vi'HC
4q6 pair Of Ladies' $50 Patent
Leather Sandals for dancing. -EC
white kid lined. best finish for /ON
We are sole agents for the cole-
brated Sorosis Shoes. sold G. EO
everywhere for ............... ~O'ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04
Barge Forest Belle, Providence.
Steamer DeramOn. ST. Lucia.

PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. 2, 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balt-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 3.-SPiFlTS OF
TURPFNTINE- Firm az BIC. no sales;
receipts 100 cas- IS.
ROSIN-Firm. sales. 1860 barrels: re-
ceipts. 3.137 barrels. quota b. q, ID, r..
T.. 81: G.. s1O5: II. 20; !, Sl.3J; *, SlJ0,
NJ. Si.GO: \. $40; window glass. 500;
water white S2.3J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-04

.oooor Feb. "a p. NOT
LlVEKI'ooOliii,ot prices favor buyers:
TON Spot .9e,aaggIinp. 9-32d. The. sallccas
AmeriGiIan r We're 5000 bales. of which md IN U'
Of ln' r o speculation and export, any ~ 90
bales. an N amnn "A quiet with moderate
orm g'1d5e1 apd closed barely l{Sr ,lsr@' sGa
lean middlinsl.. ~ J, ~ and March l2-6ln
1874 repreM March and April 3 i3-si =,
ls-Ggii' p nnyers. April and MAY ll-e e,9
"a 80 Yay and md J gny ii i5,5l
2 1864, ,clleiH A-,oust 3 1864. sellers.
sellers. july sscntcmher. 3 i7-Gl. sellers.
August anu md october. = 1851. sellers.
Ss sP5s ag and Nqyehsgcr IA seller
November andI January. 17-Gi sellers