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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
OFF FOR CANADA.
Another Contingent Of Utah People
Leave for the Dominion.

Another company OF Utah settlers left
on this mornings train Tor Alberta,
Canada. where they viii take up land
and make their homes, The following
are thflr names and places uf reHlirnrus
fr.nk hunniHuu and Lester Thompson.
STERLING wards Randolph Neat SIT
Pleasant John r.. mis-. FaiIyCIN.
Joseph a. Thornton. Mnntis Euith
Pike ana Royal NaHmusson, AIN Crock:
Srrun Nelson. Manti. Charles Thump-
son, omnFuyillg. Thomas b. liirhlm,
Salt Lake city. Arthur nnnnlH1n. Nirr.
linF D. No. Holfnou. American Fork.
william Carney. khmnHi George NJ.
Mills, MnntI. Carl ncudiKscn. SAM
dy; II. n. IurEnHou. Fountain
Gruvn; John 81 Edgpr ana Allen
J. Edgnr salt Lake city John a. Mcr-
rim. American Fork. William VI. uclt
and William Johnson. ruyHnn, Chris
tinn a. Peterson. John McMaHtcr and
Oscar Peterson, brigham city. Morris
Hicks and Jacob A. iiHmhhll. willard;
John l., Oibb and Henry Glib, t.ehi.
Charles W. Tflinck ana Frrda Tillnck.
American Fork. Andrew Hanson and
Philip Weeks. Pleasant Grove! Peter
Peterson. brigham city. Frank Nelson
and George pnulaon. Ephraim. John W
sykes and MR. John ". sykea. Amer
team Fork. = u. Kent. Albert Nymun,
samuel smith. Robert DyHdnle. H.
Napier, william Waterman. Hehcr
Chattertpn. Fred Ionaan and Henry
Smith, logan Joseph Pulley and
Enstua D. Pulley. American Fork.
llchvr Carlson. Mnntl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

case Of smith Va CiU Railroad Company
Nuu-snit GRANTED,

The 1890 damage suit OF Louisa
Smith against the salt Lake city Rall-
: road company, came ON Tor trial before
judge cherry and jury today, with
Powers, Strup a Llppmau Tor the
pllnun and ~ b. Critohl1w ana j. n.
hurd Tor the defendant
The complaint alleges that the plain
I'M IN - years of age ana that ON the
nth OF July. 1897, she was "a paHHenVer
on car that runs between u and sixth
streets AZ the END OF tho line plaintiff
attempted 10 ret on the ear and lu doc
Ing Ho ZEN 90 the ground. greatly bulh-
Ing, sWaining ana manning her about
the legs, arms aud body, causing q
fracture Of her right lee and making
her a cripple Tor HE,
At the close of plaintiffs testimony
counsel Tor defendant moved for non
suit. which was granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
"a WORD OF CAUTION.
Keep Children Away from City Crecl,
Now-It Is Dangerous.

Hon. John r. caine, superintendent
OF waterworks, said today that from
this time forth parents should be very
careful about letting their children 40
Into city Creek canyon. unnccompan-
led. The stream. he says IL very hirh,
turbulent and dangerous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
rTAn EpIToRs hi roMN.

Most u TIE Utah editors arc In the
capital today. and held meeting this
afternoon at O'Clock IN the Kenyon
parlora for the purpose ~ making ar
ranEcments for the Press association
outing this summer. and also to discuss
other Incidental matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

In the District Court, Probate nly|I 70
aud Tor salt Lake County, -taiool p'AA

IN tho District Court, Probate mwAa9 "a
aud for salt Lake County riAipul w.
In the matter " tho Estate aug ul .ll..,
ship of Alvin a., suphin ana urnif'
1nyln mlnnr.
The petition Of John Taylor ihn tli..'s
~ the persons aud tho estates n. W. ftha
named minors, Tor confirmation NJ ~ ~. "
following described real estate IN, ~. t,iou.
An undivided throH-tWtnilrth OF w t.lsi'..
INK doscrlbod real estate tn-Hli l,.,,-f n
Ing iGh RODS vest OF tho uuftluial M. ~.
lotto, block %, plat IN" SAT- Wv. ',1a,h
NrYl aud running thence west llA W., t..f'n.
No. rudsi oust aih rods south 10 nte w,teti.
ming FOR the sum ~ 1880, and ulnn f1,n
lnWing terms, tnwiti cash, ns nple, ~. va
tho rrturu ~ snle. ilod ia this tlNiat l',dath
sut Tor hrarlng on Wednesday QUO ~ ~ ne
June, A, ID 400 az piln o'clock ~ ~ ..-n u
County Court House, IN tho tonH NJ itts
said Court, Ia salt Lake tliy' ''
County, Utah. ..tt finfi,
Witness the Clerk oi lsetol
with the seal thrrW IN fsl
lsrAf1 this i0th day NJ luue, XIV
DAVID 4. 'nrNiAlh 'NN
ny n. q, KEEDAiis Deputy. li,i9r Ans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

jadEo iiiiss Renders Decision Ia the
Jordan Canal water Ease,

Jordan Canal water Case,
Judge Hlca rendered decision today
IN Tho case on the Sorth Point Con-
tolidated Irrigation company 40 tho
Utah and Salt Lake Canal company.
nuding lu favor OF PLAINTIFF Cor N.sli 20
nH lta damages Cor the deprivation uf
water during a stated period.
The supreme court SOME time nFo
decided that defendants had committed
treapaaa ana IL was referred tp Judge
lilies 10 determine The amount uf DAM
ages.
Plaintiff sued 90 recover fSOen Cor al-
legged trHpiaH from 1899 90 1899, d boz
ms Hrt out that un account Uf tho rome
tinunuH discharge uf sale aud HliHll
water Into plaintiffs lriEntnE canal Dc
was rendered unit Cor use. The court
says that never boo bio experience has
DO been asked 90 HsFesH damages uu
such indefinite and uncertain testimony
as iu this gnHp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Judge lilies made the following or
dora today
ogden city W Dear River Water
works company. counter claim dis.
missed without prejudice.
Frank Thompson W g.. W, Nc1ch q
al. judgment Tor plaintin Tor ut,t25,
together with decree of foreclosure.
Alice Mcbride ya John J. Mchrde;
default u defendant entered.
Thomas Miller W. Elizabeth Miller ct
nj. motion for new tiiM submitted.
a. a. Robertson w William W. Wells
II al. motion 10 dismiss not allowed
and defendant ordered 90 plead within
ten days from date.
Frances A. GollFhuy ~ Thomas II.
Oollghtly; defendant ordered 90 pay
80 pgr month aiimony until further or
der Of court
a. 81 Camp W Fred Simon 81 al
objections 10 amendments argued and
taken under ndviaemrnt
Hamilton q. Park W Charles 5.
WllkeH. demurrer ovrrrulrd.
Estelln Cole W Edward COlei re-
atraininT order allowed during trial
H. u. Scott W Daniel W. Hunter 81
all demurrer oyafrulsd.
Minnie Chnyis W Miguel Chayla. de-
murror ovcrrulcd and thruc days 20
answer,
Eliza ST. Smell W Eliza shafcr. order
20 show cause dismissed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Free atnFu line runs frum Fort Doug.
Las 60 Wugpnor'H Grove from o % ,
3. M. connecting with street car l.at
Nice place Tor family and r.rN
parties Rrfrcahmcnia and lghl
lunches served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
ORR AND puLLIoN REroRrs.

Following are today'a ore and bullion
receipts, as reported by the Institutions
below indicatedj
MCCORMICK q co.
Silver ana lead ores.. ....,...s 100
n n. JONES & co.
hullnh 80 .'ssss.s -ss-'s.sssss....Nl2lVu 600
Total'. 80 -. ..,.....,,..... $50, 900
DAMBERoER a MAIILLAN.
Bullion ..... ..-. ..... ......,..,..s $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
I,IIgI,.

WiIYTE.-In this city. June ON. ~
Of mnTnsmus, Bessie 81, daughter N
David ana Mary Jane Allen Whyis
aged I year and days.
Funeral services VIII be held sillI'
day at 2 .. m. from $40 east Seventh
South street. Friends are Respectfully
invited to attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
Mr.. BEGAN SLEPT
UPON HIS RIGHTS
Judge Hiles Decides a Case In
yolving 10000 Shares Of Stock
JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANTS
Judgment for Damage. Rendered Ia
an Irrigation Ease Other
court Ncws.

Judge Hiicr rendered decision today
In thc case OF John B0nan So the 30
gan silver Mining company 81 ui, nnd-
INK the issues in favor of tho defend
ants
This action Involved 5000 shares on
began stock wurth about isoQo They
originally belonged DO John Began and
were b1uaht in at o. foreclosure sale Boy
J. W. Marshall. who promised to Give
Began % certain length % ume 10 whioh
to redeem them. a year iatcr. after
Marshall had paid nn ansosanont on tho
stock. amounting TO iiio5i. Began took
stops 60 regain possession oi he
shares. Mhruhali according % the
testimony. wrote hogan in December
1891, making him an oncr with regard
10 rcdccming tho shares % accepted
within a Reasonable time.
Judge Hlles nnds that Mr. Began was
negligent la not accepting ST. Mar
shalra onor n0oncr and ~ therefore.
holds he. not entitled 20 Judgment in a
court Of cqulty. says the courts
Equity aids the ylgiiant not those
who sleep upon their rights This
maxim u equity is one which %
courts have continual occasion 70 OBJ.
serve aud enforce. Whom Began uli
not accept the oncr OF December lot
within a reasonable time, the obligation
Of Mr. Natrhaii to longer hold the stock
Tor him became nuHatufy. Indeed.
think. the failure uf Began 90 accept
the condition % phyinE the assessment.
discharged Mr. M1uhau from further
obligation"
TlndluHa and decree are thcn ordered
entered Va favor OF defendants.
In the case 81 Eliza O'itellly VI Tho
Began silver Mining company and
othrfu. "thc same considerations tho
court says. require that nudlnfs aud
decree BE- entered Tor tho plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

OtLLEsptE.-In this city on wy
.. 1889, Mr. Robert Gillespie oi cih...
Funeral will be held from me ~
donce. Nf5. Spruce Ave. lnfar Hles
East and Tenth South sunday az 40
%. m Friends Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

BERGER the Twony,fllnA
ward, this city. Friday June pm. ~,
of old axe, Catherine Berger born ~
%. 1893. nc TncHH. Switzerland
ceased Joined the church ln neg 1hN'
land and einiErated 10 Utah in We
Funeral services Will Do heli ~
Twenty fourth ward meeting Hll
sunday, June iith, az $3.50 3. nh ffifu'
invited 20 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

NEInAUR.--At KamaA summit g.
Utah, June z, 1899, william, fun " ny
rum and Jane Hrlga Nclbaur VI az
pcndiciia. age ~ years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Ny Dear Sir" rxrig',.
bartholomew LiycinFston. ,r i'.lHIe-
heN' Or Archibald Wirtbs.' '.ig rs
Village street. what A.. Nv. 90 ili
= th"uFht you were lniI my m.'at'
sorts ~ bad diroaaoaf' 'p With "a
and 20 I waa,' replied tbs r..
Eehticini,n' had ON attart .,,'if'-'i
s 1871 and rom that dine 4, ''.'.
M ,,',,,, i.. .,, h9a been ln il.s1i
HarHnnnrilln which h4a f,'i A tilais
feet ana cured my atoiBttt on ur
II don't doubt IT," anII al" 9lp..l'
Ihis sam, medicine rrr.t ID, si.s
rheumatlsm ana my litfls Xxx
fuln. When they say rf lI Bio
the truth" '"'f only va
Yes yca. 90 thcy d1.' r.,ii.,
minister. ana the two passi ,t'' "a u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

nAn0AfS sALr ~ sum
Ar .. g. vi "
week commencing Monday iubs (,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Lagoon W r. q. W. stfurs,y ,.
TO- baseball train at 400 as,s. \, I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

sa mSIa,' f0l Military naad, cal,r,
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sunday. '"'u'. CJdsr,
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TR. JONES & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

NORFOLK. VA. May 9-The election
OF Aldermen ot Elizabeth CITY. ~ c..
resulted lu the chlicc ot VI. N. sawyer,
j. g.. Commando. j. j. Flora. John J..
Sawyer and ". d. Weaineriv (white
Democratic. T.. T.. Spence. lwhlte BeplD-
hclm and Bryant Freeman (cOiored lee
puDlcaW.
Tho proposition to issue $780, m IN city
bonds for The public Improvements was
h0tiv contested bl- Was carried by 30 ma-
j0rity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
FATAL STREET DUEL.
our rrominon, CITIZENS Of okokona

Four Prominent Citizens Of Okokona
KUl,I go street iir ne.
OKOKONA. MISS. May 9.-As a. result
Of dispute here tonight -FOUR men,
among the most prominent citizens OF tho
town. are dead. .,.,.,...
Details age confusing. Dr. Nlilalh
Alurphey became involved in D. dl ppls
with Charles ID Clark over BIN which
DR.. Alurphey claimed Clark owed MN.
The dispute became heated ana u2ht
was prcclpitated Clark drew d Knife ana
slashed Or Murphey. seNerna tNe Jusu4"r
VEIN
Howard Murphey. son OF Tie physician.
rushed 20 the scene Of tne l lus I'd .u a'l
Clark o. death. Walter Clark hioih.t
of Charles ID. Clark. ana Howard M-f-
ter Pistols were used. The men iouent
viciously, the end being that boin Wtie
killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

CHARLESTON. $. e.. May @. -SPIRITS
or observation-disclosures doing, quo
ROslN-Frm and unchanged, sales.
none.
WILMINGTON. ". c.. May 9.-SPIRITS
OF NE-Quiet al 3s-Na9c.;
recc pts ~ casks
HOSI N-Firm az 95c.nSl; receipts 392
barrels.
CRUDE TIT RpENIiNt.-S STEADY al Sl.J'
and 50 iNlI.rO. receipts - barrels
TAE-Firm at sl2D. receipts, - barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. May 9.-SPlkITS
or TI-RpENIlNE-Quic at &c. sales,
4 -1 casks. receipts 1850 casks.
p0sfN- Firm and unchanged, sales,
1 ~, barrels. receipts. 1861 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

The May Fete siven by the Board Of
Lady Managers of the homeopathic
Free D-u.nsary corner of Belyidere and
Main streets POST ni-ht was 40 un1n1N-
fed success from every point Of Wow.
The Dispeuslry WAS transformed into 4
bower 0f beauty hv the artistic arrange
ment of potted palms, cut and wild flow
ers ln Hammond own inimitablo style.
ghe entertainment was great artistic
success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

NEW YORK. May g.-COTTON-Tle ate
titule 0L local traders was li O. -illii1 90,
chaulcd to-day huth uN4la ana Hrol7 No..-
me iii for tomorrow bureau report.
me market made a. steady advance OF
las points. and continued DO lm rove nD4-
lug the nrs- uour Ou foreign nu. ilb ore
dcrs. scattering demand from -Npll- ara
DuI.eh European cables. AS ln. ,'rl'h
,,roara.eed pront-tuklue 500 il al various
iimt-. but snorte .u ecNlE ln-,arc. itahiil
absorbed tais cotton. Tue heavy niraA 4I
The stock market cut n-ir N--ie al "t
influence. but attracted Widespread l-ui-
statement from Washing uu was 81. .i d"
slightly bulllsh construction. WINCH "'''
later intensified Dy reports OBJ d. I-pl| 4- ...,
in tno Arkansas river lp POM -"t
the danger me. ana W. o. ,...,,-. &c.
rains in the SoutAMr7l. CONN. 'i'l 81.
counts reeardug the DoNull'" -"t
plant were received the caster" "i, rrs
reportins naekWaiuHt o, " ''. nd. IN AN
WfeL lalr UrOgre-s was url-. H.N' .
rfepccfs Port and interior receipt5 WEE
ouiie heavy. but this rae ~. a-he
OF mo- impression on local senl4lll.".. .e
IiVern0Ol market FOR siDt 49,,
4..,ir active and firm. sales reAcAiHh i',
as. bales on the open indl ntt. d" rr.
cradle portion of Wl-ch I''7 --, ,,,.-,.
hands of continenlai -pi'i,diy win prices
kct closed quiet aht -'''''
90 points met nlsh'H
CoTToN-Futures opes13e.a ,g 5,Seo' 5a &.
- .H
Senfernbcr. 5.N1. October, "."f, N'f ,iii.9Ii -
~. lt..su1Dsr 5ttl. january, N-.', GU
rusrv. GO5. March, COD ...a... ,r...
Frfrros closed quiet ana sleaug may
fiIre 5NS. july 19., August, '-'tt
s.,fe1bsr $50. October 'Nf. Notenl.tF'
= ~. D.rcnhrr 600. January D.p", 4 fD-
ru.ry gO6. March tlo
en6f cotton closed quiet ana atedny'
middiine up'ands. U4, m'ddling sul' v-.i
sales 80 bales.
COTTON-Quiel. middiins, 81, net re-
...e..t. 40 nlIna. gross. 1876 bales. sales.
-. h,f.s, stock iCG sac bales. exports 20
Greaf ps,ta- J3S bales. TO the Continent,
US bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 133>S bales:
asnorts to Great Britain. l,l5I bales. 90
France. 20 81. bales. 10 the Continent.
Consoiidaied- receipts 1880 bales:
exports 90 Great Britain. lo iO7 bales 10
France. - bales, 90 the continent. 800
bales.
r.fal since September lst-Net receipts.
1852 33i bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
5. ~ III bales 10 France. G92 l19 bales;
70 The Continent. 254.lll bales
NEW ORLEANS May a-coTToN-
Futures Quiet and steady. MAY. $40 bid
June. A7sl5.S)' July. 5.iSG5 ~: August.
5.73lt57J September 5.fa0GGl. October.
6.esn5'9 NoSemter 80. December. 81
G5.lt. January: 5.l5n5 u; February BIS
45 ~; March. 5.sln5 20.
LIVERPOOL May 9.-CoTToN-spot:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

0-Nc: July 374c Southern white CORN
3ll .Hf2c ,,..
OAI-- DUH and lower; 80. . white,
% ... $50. mixed BE.
RYE-Easor. $50. nearby, Gle. asked
80 western. 63c
SUGAR strong and unchanged
PrrTTFr- Steady and unchanged.
EGGS Steady and unchanged.
CHEESE Quiet tnd unchanged.
I.TTUC f.-Steady az $4,000. per Du7Hel
box.
WHsKY-Steady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

Steamer santuit, Providence.
SAILED.
Schooner e. %. RoWery. Boston.
Schooner Nellie W. Craig. PROVIDENCE
Steamer city OF Everett Boston.
Steamer kcsf0r. Castries.
PORT OF WEST POINT MAY ., ls'2.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. THOMPSON. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
eteqmshfn Accomac Thompson. Nor
FOLK. Messengers ana general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. MAY ,.
san I'D
Schooner Fannie Tracy Hickman, lutn-
her Kew York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

WASHINGTON. May 9.-'secreary Will
son left here to-day Win DTS private sec-
rotary. Mr. j. ". Wilson. for New or
leans % examine the sugar Interests.
From there Dee VIII proceed to number
States. spending "a week or ton days BOO
am investigation o. me agricultural sltua-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

AUSTIN, TEX. May 9-The Senate
OF the state Legislature to-day passed
finally its ant-trnst BILL When original y
Introduced the hii WAS Identical with
the Arkansas iaw. 10 had been materially
amended. however ana Is decidedly more
drastic In its provisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
BEARS OWNED
STOCK MARKET.
Nothing Escaped the Furious Decline
in Values.
LIQUIDATION WAS GENERAL
And Many Standard shares We're
Thrown over 10 Protect Speciaities
some Issues ira the Bond Mar
ket Held Their own.
LIQUIDATION WAS GENERAL

- -.- -, ---.l,,,
NV YORK. May Ihe STOCK i'tl ~, Ae'
1O-esy was u.nniol@cp o5 1l ,h-" 'l ..,
uotl voluntary aIa lpicei' arg f@ieCS
melted away, VIII ltt 90 interests "Pp"-
Ieuly opaiAcuc. marginal accounts were
wiped OUT ana nothing escaped we Iu-
rlYus decline. Ihc continuance OF pear
pressure disloartcue4 many AND Ie. llted
iu shaking out many commits ioh- noNse
accounts. me MAJ hel va. ot' e.1 -.. 81.
uonoctcd fear as t0 the probable eject
OF thc Ford franchise tax hih, Whch. J..
was tho general pcnel M0ul4 he fI. !i. .
tomorrow Lnnion purchased some ~
'il shares, rendering am easier zone 10
STERLING cAchAtc. ana ael iiis q. ,-' s1.7l
tanning itrior DO inc carry oc"ilil57' "a
money "Hs siI1ns' i'lt.hs IRON ".a ~, =,
ti-o iN. .rinh 'N' '",l' gl ,tr
l'dA. rlaudhio su"I ta h'lN lii'N w.
pa some INSTANCE 10 pto'rsl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
nAtrl,,1nr nlARKFr-
RALTIMORE. May 20

BALTIMORE, May 9.-FLOUR-Dun
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady; spot. 7ll,Q75Itc.:
month. 74Ts4TJlLc. June, l5ds5i,c.. july.
lose asked. Southern wheat, by sam
pie. 7od76c.
37ac.; month. Ssna31Ac., July, 37n1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

NEW YORK. May 1.-The demand for
cotton goods has been fully up to average
pr0p0rt.1rs Some g0od-sizel bids iJi
brown Cuti0us for export turned dnWH'
ottraf ehfumerts Prices on all weights
of brown aud gray cOttons very nrn.
EI.trnrI c1ttous firm. with steady de
mluI Prints FOO more than afcr1he re-
or,..f iut light supplies checked volume
If iu-lua4s Gnghams continue scarce.
Print cloths very firm but 40 more ousi
r.s. rer.rfrd Mems wear WoOileus quiet.
Clav Wor-tcds and serses nrm 40 price.
.L--- ...I. also uuLlL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

The oBagd Of Fire Commissioners held
"A called meeting lat alEit. ana AFTER m
snsctIne the mans for No. - new house
and orfcrirx some changes. directed Sec
xstary L. $ Jones TO advertise for b.da
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

"Trlby" ls stu drawing large crowds
n so. : wet Broad street All lovers
of the beautiful foo att should see this
painting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

Richmond. Va, May o. lsa9
salos of acW dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond lNa) breaks to-day aigheMa4i
Warehouse sold 1905 pOunds-h highest
,.r... sin. cnDckOe Warehouse sold isis
pounds highest price. Sl' ,rensha"
tyl-...uea sold g.lfJ pounds nest
price. S. Total. 1882 pounds-nishest
f'1lessrs' w. Ben. Palmer 81 CO. will open
fh. sales nd auction on 'Chau-e Tor -ne
season tomorrow with d piedh OF SUM
shocl0e Warehouse Will offer a good
break of Caroline sun-cufed lop1't ~,
eh.IIurna's Warehouse viii OiIer "a Dig
b-,tfr and St0ncwau Warehouse VIII oicr
Il GOOD break tomorrow. Wednesday May
~ Nl.ssrs. Frazer so TomPN.ns tobacco
commission merchants, No. JOS SCUM
Twelfth street, Richmond, 90 so!n lNe
loaf of Mr. A. W. Piunhett Oh bi''he
county, Va, today az am iIf tt.i.
oflce tomorrow about twenty i-Vl h0o'
private sales reported 20 Che secretary
Of fhe Richmond Tobacco Trade today
Wrappers, hog. heads ie,l go c,lS a. '-'
7ae tobacco Inspector reports today:
Tu-uDefl0ue- Bright. 10 hoAsuftlt, ualh'
IH hOgsheads. Relnspe u9ls--T S, ON; ,.,
Crenshawf Allegheny, GA DoHlu!on
ef,rao,gn DaveuDOrt's. Planters, Sea-
brooks and Sh0ckOe tobacco warehouse
rfoort to-day. Receipts, 81 packages de-
lfrarios iO package
United states internal revenue ce9iiec-
tftr1 or tobacco Tor che city o. h-'N-
49, T., To-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
s5Si042. plug tobacco Si,lCoos' Iotab
S9.gs7.J0.
,r,,., s..eral railway and steam nay.ga-
So, o,-nnaries Centerng at and doing
t.,,si,ess An the city Of Richmond. Va.
renorr no the secretary OF the Richmond
Tobacco Trade fos me m s,ov Sol Ss 20 to
I'113 received. 4.lif hogsheads-j4'l, t1i
Mounds weight. leaf tobacco forwarded,
bf54 sheads-6 b2059 pounds weight
ulue ana smoking tobacco forwarded
: s,02l3 pounds weisnt.
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sept ..... '.--t1 "---.- "-l--- Oh
..r RIBS IiD IDS
July ...... AG7is 40 800 400
sept 49,. 4sziz fs-iz f.Ti3 47pR
cash quotations were a. follows. flour
.'3hIlD 500 3r7gM 1ilida oN -. il-5
30 . red 74L4Tp4c 40 . corn. 32isc.;
30 . yellow corn. 3ac. No. oats. -. M
27lsc.: No. . white, -tn4Oc.' No. white.
~, Ss4itic. No. / raXseed. sf.tf. new.
sf14fJf 9D Prime timothy seed. s. -.
pIess pork. per barrel. s. i0Gs IS. Lard.
Der 10 pounds St.ai 80. short rib
s'4es goosel. "a 40G4.10. dry salted shout
- fboveaJ 81 gIH4JO. short clear sides
iboxeb 81 s044.oo. whisky dirtillers
,iniehed goods per gallon. sl.2G sugars
Cut loaf. s5.CO: granula,l,e.d. 81 ~ Butter
steady creamery. f-p itzc; dairy. 1uD
- Eggs steady. fresh, llLc. Cheese
Meak. creams. l0lsg nc.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY ., 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer POcah0ntas Graves. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
NAVIGATION Company
SAILED.
Steamer Yemassee. O'Neil. merchant
Use aud passengers. Clyde Line. Phila-
telphia.
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett
Charleston via Norfolk. coal.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY ., 1922
ARRIVED.
Barge Ringieader Providence.
Barge city OF Montreal, Providence.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY o, 1880.
AppTNED
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY o. 1899.
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of importers Linens and White Coco
and the entire stock was sold last week by the
MORNING the entire purchases will be placed on sale Wh