davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

NEW YORK. June While
private crop accounts had a bcarish aver
age. the cotton cables We're better than
looked FOR and covering became fea-
ture, supplemented boy some good buying
for European and Wallstreet accounts,
with "a preference on the part OF The for
o.gners for the new crop positions The
first cali developed a steady feeling. with
prices ] point lower To- ] higher lmmedi-
ately the market began 90 strengthen, and
the bears became suspicious or fearful
as Che fun extent OF the short interest
known 90 be heavy. having steadily ac-
cumuiatel on the recent prOtracted de-
cline. After am advance OF points. how
ever. there was a lct-up I'm the buying,
and prices began 10 sag a little. But
throughout The session the market re-
hected the apprehension that the future
list had been ovcrsold. and especially in
view of tho fact that a. brace OF holidays
s az hand ia this country. with the mar
kcts 90 remain wide open abroad. and the
possibility OF change In the crop out
look also sufficiently recognized 20 add 10
the caution Of al classes OF trade. The
volume ~ business for the day was very
fair. Tho fact that the banking element
and foreigners had figured as buyers had
encouraged the bull contingent to take
a hopeful view 81 the general situation.
In which the steadier ruling OF the spot
market In Liverpool was prominent fea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Excellent Growth OF the Crops in Va
riOus Sections.

The following Is the crop bulletin for
the week ending June 9th. as prepared
by Section Director j.. %. Evans, of the
United States climate ana crop service:
The weather Of the week was generally
dry in an portions of the State. causing
excellent growth OF the various crops.
and enabling cultivation harvesting
threshing and haying 90 proceed uninter-
ruptedly. Many OF the farmers are now
up with their work. Ia portions Of the
Tidewater sections some crops. notably
peanuts are grassy The cut and wire
worms are disappearing. though some
damage from them IS reported 20 tobacco
and corn Flowing for bl8ck-eyed peas
is ia progress in some of the southeast
counties. Rain would be beneficial.
Winter wheat harvest has been pushed
nearly % completion over the major por-
ton 0f the state east OF the Blue Ridge.
and threshing is I'm progress. Tn some ot
the Tidewater counties the yield is good.
but as a general rule the crop is below
the average. except as TO quality. which
is uniformly reported as good. Tn inc
Valley section harvesting Is under way,
with indications of a better yield To- guam
tity than I'M other portions Of the State.
Winter oats are heading and ripening.
Some fields have been harvested. Cen
orally the yield IS poor. some correspon-
dents reporting a failure. AS in the case
OF wheat the outlook for a crop IL most
promising In the Valley section.
Spring oats have improved some In the
Tidewater and Valley divisions. Heading
continues and harvesting has begun In
the Middle and Tidewater divisions.
Corn made good progress during the
week. and its cultivation is well advanced.
LAYING by" has continued and some
81 f..r . rF In o.
Poor stands are reported locally.
Tobacco has improved over IT'S condi-
zion last week. and, though many poor
stands are reported. It is generally doing
we'll. Local damage from cut ana wire
worms has occurred. though IL Is less than
heretofore.
Potatoes Grish) are doing well. except
gr nortions Of the Tidewater section,
whore the crop IS short Digging has
bectin and the new crop is coming into
market. Sweet potatoes are progressing
favorably. -,,,..-.
Remarks Of correspondents Tidewater
Virginia. Ruther Glen. caroline. Wen,
cultivated corn looks well. but rain would
be occentable. wheat harvest about over;
tobacco growing of, but too dry Tor a
good stand.
Whaveyville. Nansemond. Corn. pea
nuts cotton and sweet potatoes looking
well and growing; spring oats improved.
OnancOck. AccOmac. oats heading out
we'll: Irish potatoe crop promises only
medium.
Wallaceton. Norfolk. Corn in first-class
shane. very small area In cotton ana that
Is poor: potatoes being dug; eucumbers
uni Isle OF Wight. Favorable FOR
work. crops doing well; last working OF
corn nearly finished.
gloucester. Gloucester. Wheat In shock,
oats being cut: winter oats a moderate
crop: corn generally doing well; hay gene
rally light; pastures short.
Booker, Sussex. Poor Sand OK corn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

NEW YORK. June 2i-fLOJk-Stcad-
fer on the upturn BOO wheat
RYE FLOUR quiet.
BARLEY-Wcakor
BARLEY MALI-Quet
WHEAI-Sp0t firm, so. red, Sic. OPP
English cables. but soon developed bull
fendoncies A buvlng motive was found
fn the cvn0rt transactions. builish crop
news prediction 0f diminishing receipts.
larger cIDararces and limited offerings.
mo close was firm al 3.c net advance.
Tul,. closed qf -gF.c. scptemhor closed at
-of-o . December closed al ey-.c
CcT{.N enof market steady. $50. o. fOitc.
Onfiors efcafv and qf once worked into
positive strength ou smaller receipts. exc
b.rt demand strong position of biz west
ern holders. closed firm at ixc. net adj
vance. July closed at $3.50, September
closed at ao5.c
OATs-spot steady, go. . 3o't03lc.
ODtiore quiet.
C'r-T AfEATe- Firm.
RFrF- Firm.
LARD sfoqdv. western steamed.
G., o1fL
pGPK- steady.
Ir-rTuR- Steady. western creamery.
1st.01efZc. state dairy. 18i.n1Tc.
C1IEFeF- Steady. large white Stt0Ssc
156i-itc.. western fresh. ff ai5c.. south
orn 081f,
roTATcr-- rirm. southern frste. S1.0J
Q3. southern seconds zoe 1sfJ0
CARR AGE Steady. am kinds EIIf per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

UI.l,,,--I -, r,,,o - 1c0o
i.'-''i'''''.' CO. juno
eI'-'. .l' l,i.'- i--i '.'7 ~, ~
la3. ~lI. ilH 5h'7 ".." i-l, t.t i",N
ages, me hl-ne7l price utlNs 't'.-' i i..
lne lowest sl.to inc nv elase Delib 80.
Alr Snclpufne SOFA lofty packages Inc
highest price pelnB $50. 49,. ..........
Aie'.is N - -''i , on ~ 4,''g '8-i.,s
- f.b..', u-e. eoiI bv Ar
lot NHoh ''''o-' ""' 'o'N "' -i''
i'"' '''
g. c.-,. 90 cha tob-roo mon arc WILLING
t' rate gail,. rororfs Of thcir nrivafe
49, tbet fbosa s,.irel do mon REPRESENT
tl. t-.f. or fha rfv Tre volume of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

ture, giving support TO reiterated fore
casts OF activity In spot cottOu in the
English markets. The weekly crop report
from Washington was regarded az Of bull
lsh slgnincance. The final tone WAS
steady and prices 70 ; points net higher
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady July,
54S: August. 5Js, September, DOT Octo-
Der 5.6l: November. $50, December, DO
January, 90. February Jtei Mhrch,
Isl. April. $50, May. 6.so
Futures closed quiet and STEADY, June,
5J4. July. BOO. August, 5.oO. september
5.6o October, J.O4. November, yv,i De-
cembcr 5.12i January, 0tf fepi u .,
$50: March. 5.S2. April, 5.so. May, DIV.
spot cotton closed quiet az 1 l-l6 adj
vance; middling uplands g 40, middling
gulf, g bic; sales, 1864 bales.
COTTON-Q Quiet middling, 8 l-1e' net
receipts so bales; gross. l'4e Diue-'
sales, 1904 bales stock, 17l0i4 bales ex-
ports 10 Great Britain, 2.94S bales. 90 the
Continent, 5702 bales.
Total to-day-.Net receipts. .. les bales;
exports 90 Great Britain, ia bales, 10
the Continent 1O413 bales stock o35l4e
bales.
Consolidated-Ne receipts. 1854 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 1855 bales. 90
France, gOl bales; 20 the Continent, &Vi5
bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
SOS 533 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
3.41a933 bales. % France. 77O2HG bales.
20 the Continent. 2,03O 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-COTTON-
Futures steady. June. 90 bid; July. j.52
bid. August. 5.370l3g. September. $500
5.W. October. 5.31U53S. November. 5.HW
80. December. $500 -. January. J.414
5ls. February, 5.50gJ.52; March, 5.54N
$50
LIVERPOOL, June III p. Moot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
Terminus In The Gnlc

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June 27.-At a
meeting OF the Pan-American Railway
Company. held IN this city. a survey was
ordered made OF the route from Tampa
south 10 the terminus In the Gulf OF Mex
leo. Work will begin on the line az soon
as profile maps can be submitted 10 the
contractors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
- ropK IA Gnons AfARKrr

NEW YORK. June IA quiet home
demand reported I'm primary market for
cotton goods I'm both staple lines and fau-
ciog. Tone unchanged and prices stoadv.
Good-sized bids I'm the market for haay,.
brown cOttOns for export. Some sales no.
ported for distant shipments at advance
OF So over price for current deliveries to-
home trade. Denims are dun and irrocu.
lar. Fancy prints quiet but firm. ring-
hams I'm short sunnly and firm. Mems
wear worsteds tending upwards Vorate9
dress goods very firm. Johhers had ev-
cellent day in clearing up sales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

Cash quotations were as foloMs. Fiour
eaaV 30 spring wheat. Di01Zc., No. .
rod. -2ibc. 40 corn 81 &c.. $50. yellow
corn. 3fH Q3li c. No oats 1DHl
~ % vhifo 2qNc.. SO. 60 white. % -lr.
SO - rye Gle. No barley. $50 zoe. no.
haxseed ST o.. new. Sl.ei. Prime timol-
Inv seed. 81 a. Moss pork. per barrel
81 aO0Sa ~ lard. per 100 pounds. Nl'.f
5O5. Short rib sides Oooe@. Si.1.sit = Z
short cioqr sides OnoxoO. SlN510. Whis-
lxv. distuiers' finished gods. per gallon.
$40 Butter firm. creamery, lttlil1c-;
dairy. 1O01Ic. Cheese firm at Si4nS.ic.
Eers sicadv. frnsh. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
nA1r1,fnRE NIARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 27-FLOUR-Qulet
and unchanged.
WHEAT Steadier; spot and month.
74N. I75c.: July. 73n75Ac.; August. tlli 2
rGifc Southern wheat. by sample 7001jc
CORN Steady. spot and month, 3st. v
9o7.c.: July. 3S5.03SMc.. August. $3.50
$50. Southern white corn, 4lllNf2c.
OATS-Firm. 30 white. 32i fl.lc.
RYF-Firmor. No. > nearby 5sc.
STGAR-Strong and unchanged
CHEESE Steady and UNCHANGED
RIrTTER- Steady and unchanged.
TGGS-Firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
FOURTH OF-JULY EXCURSIONS
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

On account OF the above occasion. the
Southern Railway Will sell excursion
tickets from ticket stations on It's line
10 AN points east OF Mississippi and south
Of Ohio and Potomac rivers az rate Of
one and one-third hrst-class fares for
the round trip.
Tickets will be ON ss1s July lat. fn4.
srd. ana lth With return limit July 1th. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


NORFOLK VA. June PEANUTS
Farmers stock-Faucy. &c.. strictly prime.
3403f>c.: prime. alac.. ordinary 303xc
pound spanish. 0Jc. bushel
PETERSBURG VA, June 27-PFA-
NUTS There is no change i'm the peanut
market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

CHICAGO. June 27.-Prospccts OF relief
from the heavy burden OF wheat al west
eru points and an increase in the cash dee
maud turned o. weak market into come
parativelv firm one to-day. and resulted
iu closing advance ln the September
ana oats were firm corn closing ii0Hc.
over vevftCrdav. Corn and Gate were
firm. corn closing .1f.c. higher and oats
isc higher Provisions advanced 2lr0lc.
The leading futures ranged HH follows.
Omen Fff~h Low I.cao
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
hDetermined Suicide,

Charles y. scheTf was so firmly con-
WINGED OF a desire TO end his life early
this morning that he took special pains In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE p, 1929
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hamilton. Baltimore.
Steamer Shenandoah. Liverpool
Steamer Aragon, Providence.
SAILED
Schooner George +. Walcott, Boston.
Steamer TullOchmOOr, London.
PORT or WEST POINT JUNE p, lS9o.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore Murphy, BATH
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson, NOT
folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, BATH
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Accomack. Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

CHARLESTON. S. C.. June 27.-TTrR-
PENTlNk.-Market steady az 3Gi.c.; sales.
none.
RosiN-Frm and unchanged; sales.
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

SAVANNAH. GA, June 27.-sPrRITs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

Vauch1n's Sh0ckoc StOnowall. ola DO
miui1n and Allegheny warehouses to-day
report. Receipts les hogshcads; dcliy-
cries. Il h0gshcads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

There is no material change. ii Tie
conditions incident To the oyster Shuck-
"rs strike, nor is amy for The better OK
pected in the immediate future Wills
the Smokers Union. as an urgani.a-
ton. disclaims respunsi bi'ily for The
walk OUT by four on i've hundred
Shuckcrs At Norfolk, Which followed HE
discharge by packers Of '-leading men'
or walking delegates. ii is claimed nat
the Union encouraged these men in 4
course Which evenl,atcl in their dis
charge by the packers.
MeSSrs Crosby Of w \ t'r,sn, r.
50. and Mr.. Hemingway. OF the HIM
inSway Packing Company wen, 10
Baltimore Fri lay ,n a,.,..,:;. 10
bring on siiuckers should it be found
necessary 70 replace the Union men OF!
this city.
Nj lronmnHGer. of IrnEmoneer &
Brother. received t'rnl.,,- from Ba.-
'l!norc an offer 10 send on . shuckers
nut az 10 Fri'faN night nal ~, decided!
70 accept it. He has just returned
from North Carolina. where he. made
arrangements 70 establish 1wo packing
houses. should the course. Of III. y ~
1"ik shuckcls render i, advisable, 10 re-
move their business. II is understood
'nat other pa,krrS have in cunte:np.a-
ton an carly removal 10 sh, old North
state. where strikes arc comparatively
unknown.
II WAS reported on the streets If Nor
i'ik FL ida, :.s":i. ,,u ilsa, ,h.t,. WaS
Z probability Of the striking II On .rt-
ING INTO court through the arrest and
lHhlctment 9! several Of tbs. proni.ntnt
'3hlch smokers Tor con Spiricy. The
packers claim that they have a ia,
90,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
E,tilnafali Cost.

ne estimate made by Brig Gen John
NJ. Wilson. chief Of engineers for the
Improvement Of James river Includes
The cost Of dredging Middleground Ear
General Wilson's estimate for III, work
on James river during the coming wear
is 100000. This amount is $50 0OD sore
than the appropriation made last ,;car.
Heretofore Richmond has teen the only
place on the James benefited hy gov
eminent appropriations but it is state /
antlorltatiyeiy that the estimate Of
EiHH.0O0 in udcs the dredging Of Middle
ground Bar. which is situated just be-
low the city ana is the only shallow
point between The deep harbur off this
port and Hampton Roads
H"ne months ago engineers were sent
mere 70 take The measurements OF the
bar az low ;tn:! high water ana % get
IN" dia!tS Of some of the Vessels pass
!S IN ana out for the past wear AT
mean low water the depth over liz, bar
IS lri!lc over 26 feet and at mean high
water il is about 80 feet The bt;:,.ii!l
PC drcdGcd 10 give Il depth at mean Low
water of 3o.3 feet making ii possible
Tor the heaviest ships. laden to tn. ca
pacltE, !" pass Over it at all times.
IL is estimated that the cost or this
work viii be in the ncighborhuul 81!
$-NP'o" Congress was pc.itiuncd u.
the shipping companies doing business
here. the shipyard and The Cil,.sapea ,ie
ON" railroad 10 have the ba.. ,,:clgc !
ana at he last session The cnGinc,.. l.,
thlci Vas instructed to make Il +lIrrt..
81 Inc bar ana have his report ready fut
lIc next session
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
TRIAL OF KENTUCKY
Tuesday A,Week the Batttleship
Will Show What is id Her.
WILL EQUAL THE KEARSARGE
Nothing Il. tier Can be Asked. Tho Vessel
Viii Go Out In the Same Trim aud
be Tested Over Same Course.
Those Who will bo Aboard.
VILE EQUAL THE KEARSARGE

Post. general suDerittendent Of the
Newport News Shipbuld:n- ana DRY
Dock Company. in an Interview ,,rt.,
IA nftici,; tri.l If ~ IS.,,..o,..
Mn the Nears,r.c. Won have u s,ya.,
,..n IA n, ;, ,,,lc MA, ha,1lasb;n. v.,,,,,
Mr.. post +, IL, Nave Dpn,,1,n.n7
sh ,,l!v after. this official trial
on Tues,)ny q r.hrr II ~. b,,,;
shin Kentucky Min H.. ,,l,ea q, A..
s,loy yhn1 sh.. ca, az, This IL ~. AN
fined for h. l,,,il,l.rs' t,ia1
IN. lj.. b,1,;.shin ,yi,l ., An, j.. ~,
49,. x,..l,. ~, .., ,.;, MA,
.lde, Sister ~ ,1,arsar..c Ia VII
* /, s;y .nr shin IS ,r,rri,.sIl,. ,...,,
r,eied ana win ljEa ,hn J>.a,.s.,
ra,.r,. ~ ~. hi,i,..rS. ~. IN !, 4
l.ad v,;.,f ,.~a,, MI .un. !; X.
| secondary battery When ttass Al.
n,ur,ed har liS,,l;,r,,n..,,. MI, IL, u,
-, ~ c,ll,, ~ ~ H., n,,,..
1t is probable. ;,Yr on. 4. no Mnr.In
lii. CAPTAINS Min IAN. H.. bio ,i.t.
ia; FOR the crt,.ranv t.bief .,.i,4,..
Ernest js;4ci,:,,,n rvil1 h.. il hare. nf
| the engines Anon; those Mo will rs
aboard Mil H., S,,n.rin,e,,,en, pos, ~,
! III" r.i:u;,al1y. Naval ;,.,ns,ru,.tnr !
! Woodward. r,,rs.snut;nc h. j,ur.,,, ,,r
CONSTRUCTION, 81 ,hr government, Nh,
NJ. Y. y. Doughty. suturin,cn,;o1r If
the Hull rDs,ar;1,,en1 Of the ware. MI.
james Rowbo:,o;n. superintende!l; of
| The Machinery Department of The ,-.l,l:
CAPT. (. NJ Chester who Mill ,.lu-
,nanl th. vcss2l after She :ogs inca
| commission: Lieut.. Cnnlmardey &. i
| Ia !.er. who viii be The executive. III
crr q; the BAL t!esi,ip: Lieut.. Cpn,,la!l
der Hoinrer. Who will navigate the shin
wher Uncle sam has accepted h;,: enc
Of Tie Eircinin ;,.ln,s ;, ,,,,,,,,,. e
,irau.htsmen ana others connected vi:h
the yard
| On her builders trial the kears.,,-,
.vlh 4 years growth on her bnf.n,,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
A. #. G. KLOR. Druggist
CAUGHT FOR KEEPS.
A. y. Reese Fined More Than ne Can
aud. Tn jail in Default.

S aud. In jail in Default.
Alexander &. Reese. the salnonkeeper
who has been before Justice Brown
several times On the charge Of violating
the liquor law and had ,wo previous
charges standing against him in the
Corporation court. vas brought il
court again yesterday On the >.;large
Of selling whskcy without, a license
and this tim" Reese received a blow
which Will mold him for some time
The prisoner VAS fined $3.50 ANA cas Is
and required TO give $500 bona tidc all
In default he went u Jail
On the previous occasions. Reese was
fined $40 III each case in the Police
Court for selling without a license. He
appealed each case ana gave ',ona fc!
his appearance in tine Corpora ion
court The cases have never been all
ed. Sergeant IseyEnltS arrested i,i,.,
each time and he was the pln .ipal wit-
ness against Reese. having seen the Nj
ola;inns nt the LAYS 10. himself Fri
day Sergeant Reynolds learned mat
wAiskey had been sold 1T Heese's place
!a-, sunday ana F,day he placed
him under arrest again. |, was nvi-
dent. from thu evidence h. collie ted.
l''.tl lHlS Wtulu ne Il strong case and
Wien Reese went before. Justice Brown
t" give bail he was Informed that ro~h-
ing snort rf $500 firsi-,tiaSs real ,S.at,.
woul! get him CIT y, fore his trial. Eail-
ing To- get bundsman who would stand
for him, Reese went to jail ana this
| morning he was brought gu; With ,i.e
other prisoners for trial.
Policeman Jimmy: Cray WAS ,as=-
| ms Recess place on EVEN, weight
street. near tn" railroad. sunday when
he heard Il Voice tha, SOUND. a familiar.
ne word beer was mentioned ana IS
IT. IS against the LAW To say beer on
sunday in 4 saloon. Policeman GRAY
stopped 70 hear the rest.
tie heard the rest. and it sounded
something like this: yes. this Is;
Recess place. Hello, Hello: Yes
Send keg OF beer down here quick,
4-u-i-c-k. And put ii at the lack
door.
Ihat was early sunday morning. ard
when Policeman Jimmy went off he rll5
Z bug in Policeman Woods car telling
nm To keep q watch for developments
Mr.. Wood had been in The neighbornaSd
only short time before he saw !. boy
leaV" the place With Il bottle MIA > BED
w in paper. Wood cunfiscated the .,ot-
II" ana found il contained whiske:. He
kept the whiskey-fnr evidence IN III.
Poliae Court yesterday Reese ac-
knowledscd chat he gave the boy WITS
key. but insisted that it VAS FOR a sick
lady.
The next witness VAS 4 coloreu nan
named Charles Motley. Who testified
that he Went into Recess saloon ara
purchased 4 glass Of whiskey last an
day. Nhil,. there he said Rersr rs, sd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
A WEEKS BUSINESS
Grain Exports Again Run Over
Half a Million.
CORN LARGELY IN THE LEAD
and ssusl'els so,ns Of the Big Car
Zoos Sent Abroad Last Week
fr Ill This PDt.
CORN LARGELY IN THE LEAD


- ~ ''St week Shipfed 70 lo'-
talSn countries 52l,G0 bushels Of grain
III 6oc b,,shal ~ .,;i - -
no ooo hush.,, ..
9'i'ie - t!c 'olS care oeS mat
went out during til" week
British steamer AaecaIa ,u, 49,
Donald 70, Ayonmo,,tii-1n. S56 hns;,
els Of corn: ,lO.0n bushels az .,;s.
1896 grain, bags. CT s.,,,.,,i,n ,.ln.h.
The Magtlala also has 81 i,a..,, i, at,
bushels of $nrfo,k corn
The German steamer All,un, Gan,
l<udenhuld. s,rriel Ia ;i..n,},,r. IL.
bushels of corn: G.of4 ,,jecas ~ ,,l,
lumber: 80 pieces os ,,ro}ar. F, %, l,n,
,:lcs Of oak. Gao ,iarres Tara. n.S ..,,.,.
asbestos ore. oSS sack; min fe.a. - al,
packs Of s;oycs: 81 nnpl,, ,o.s. ,,G yv,l
nut logs: oo3, sa,ll. az .,,,,n ....,
meal: l55i ,,j..rns Or nina ~ he,. .co
barrels Of oil: 81, pieccs nI ualr;,, ~.
The. British steamer l.sn,; I.,n.ls-
.lrwnc. CAPT. Harrison carried l.,
I,.,;Ii,- - ! i, .,,,
poplar lu,rl,er: ~ Belfast - ,,,s,,
as nf corn: .oaG pictcs .,r walnut. cnS
pieces vi Pine: Is c,yrs az fn:,,;.,.r..
T." no,l,r l,,r.. T. AN , -,
cosc.
Tho biz: l.ritish steamer Ari,, ,.,,,.,
'Ala.l,lrcll. ,arricd r., ,me.M.l,, ~ .on
bushels OF ,nr., . ann S.,.;<. u u ~, .,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
WANT INSURANCE?

II you do make US a visit. We are
agents for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, the largest Life
Insurance Company in the world and
can offer you a contract that is liberal
and fair. We are also agents for the
United Fire Insurance Company, whose
assets nre S5,G0O,OOO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
Want q House /?

II you do call ON US in person or ty
telephone. We have for rent sever Al
new and nicely situated residences with
all modern improvements which we can
rent reasonably.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
Som eifliuK for Enlhtnr.

w" ;irr going 70 give 10 so,ncl.dv n
Nriy handsome range. Christmas 1899.
j u" StnNc is made and We most to,,li:,I-
~ invite everybody IL visit our store.
examine the article. and learn how the
same Viii -. disposed Of
I;iGHTI2t &: EtI1nTIEGHAAI.
49,! ZIG 2Sth Street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

Mess. G. 7. Heppc & Son l1!1 Chest
nut street Philadelphia. manufacturers
and dealers in Pianos and Musical IN
strumrnts Of all kinds. have appointed
j. ELLIS Cooke. OF this city. ,csidcn,
manager Of their business for Ncwpor,
Nr'rS and adjacent territory IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
ArpIca Cream.

For rough skin and cracked lips. MOI
greasy nor sticky ana can br used a;
any lime. 1t is q delightfully."- perfume Il
creamy. liquid In ., cent bottles. For
sale ~ J. X. JanE"y. Druggist, 2Sl3
Washington avenue. IU-o1-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

Darkest Russia Will be seen at th,
ol'"rh House next Wednesday, night.
This play IS now in the seventh conScc-
utlNc season before the public. and This
fact alone would Indicate that it had
merit. else il would not have survived!
the trying test Of time. 1t is Il play for
all classes. as it not only appeals 10 thu.
gallery boy. but to thos" who occupy
the higher priced seats as well. Ths,
PLOT deals With Russian political plot
and intrigue. and yet it must nor be. in
fcrrcd that the play is dry and drc:iry.
for it mas most charming love story.
and is :nll Of clean. bright comedy The
acting company is said to be one of un-
usual excellence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

Musical comedy. farce ana scenic
melodrana constitute the menu Mana
se! Booker Viii serve up 70 the patrons
81 the Opera House this week.
IN The Real Widow Brown and
Darkest Russia the majority Of play
soeis Nil recognize old acquaintanccs
y Battle Scared Hero in which
l:trt coote the English comedian will
ne exploited is new 10 the South