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MUST NOT FIRE ON oYsrERMEN.
Deputy Inspector Discharged, bat Resuir-
ed 10 Pay Costs of Court.

Special 10 The Washington Post.
Suffolk, Va, Sept. 22.-George W. Deane,
deputy oyster inspector, recently hailed
Thomas j. Thompson, an oysterman, in
his boat, and. desiring TO see if the oys-
terman was obeying the laws, ordered
him TO heave to. Instead OF obeyins
Thompson made off. and the inspector
fired three shots after him from a rife.
Thompson denies the right OF search 10
the State oyster police. and had Deane
arrested for shooting at him. To-day the
inspector was tried here by Justice Ely.
ii was shown that 70 damage was done.
and Deane was discharged upon paying
costs.
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Fell FIny Feet TO Dealh in the Durk.

Special 10 The Washington Post.
Luray Va. Sept. 2.-Wilbert Hensley,
OF Rockingham County, was instantly
killed by stepping from a freight train
while II was crossing Prope's trestle, six
teen miles south Of Luray. Saturday
night. He fell about nifty feet and was
dead when found. He had been at work
tn Pennsylvania, and was on his way
home when killed. His wife and one child
survive him.
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POISONED WITH sTRYCHsINE.
William Cnrmach, Former Yirgipian, Dead
in TrN~s-N life Arrested.

Special 10 The Washington Post
Bristol. Va, Sept. 2i.-Williarn Carmack,
who went from Washington County 10
kieburg, Tex, to locate some two or
three years ago. died under suspicious CIR
cumstances at his Texas home recently.
An analysis Of the stomach proved that
his death was due TO strychnine. and sus-
picion at once rested upon his wife and
man named Walker. Both were arrested,
and being unable 10 give 800 bail, were
sent 10 Jail,
Prof Sam Carmack. of Bristol. a broth
ct of the deceased. has been az Kleburg
for several days investigating the CIR
cumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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To supply Peninsula with Water.

Special 10 The Washington Post
Newport News. Va, Sept. 2l-The Pen
insula Waterworks Company tonight an
nounced that l. has c1rnered all the wate-
supply between Old Point and Williams
burg. except thar which the Old DOmin-
ion Land Company owns, enough. Il l. es-
timated, 10 supply a city the size OF Bal
timore. The comreHy expects 10 begin
operations Immediately. and is formed for
the purpose OF supplying water tG the en-
tire Virginia peninsula. d. : Jones. af
this city, is president, and A. ]. Mon
tague. OF Richmond. vice president.
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$1,000 BasI -hor,ase OnI, an Error

scecisi 70 TIE ws,hinrfon Post
Richmond. Va. Sept. Za-The apparent
shortage Of D.0oo in the cash OF the Mer-
chants National Bank was found today
10 have been merely a clerical error IA
the Security Banks settlement through
the clearing house with the Nerchanls
The settlement vas corrected as aeon a.
the error W2s located.
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sles M. vile to Death asd FLED.

Special - The wsshlnstss Pest
Columbia. S. G.. Sept 22-willian Wat
son shot his wife 20 death at Rockhill 70,
day. ne lef, home several days ago. end
ths woman supposed she had been desert.
ed. This evening watson returned ana
afksd his w9fe 20 20 waking. she had a
woman frisad In abe house ard decllned
Watson then fred tnfeo sa.ists late her
breast and had
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Rev. Dir. Duanwa, to 90 10 Richmond.

Special 20 The Washington Post.
RichmCad. VG-. Sept. 2I-Rev. Dr.
Thomas s. DuHRway, Of Washington, for
merly Of Fredericksburg. has been os.!ae
TO the pastorato Of the Barton Heights
Baptist Church. and is expected TO enter
upon his pastorate the first OF next month
Or. punaway gave up the Frederioks-
burg paStorate Two years ago because Of
his advanced age, but IT is believed he
will DC able 10 do the work al Barton
Heights, where the membership Is small
and conveniently located.
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Engineer F. Clark. Of the steamship Taun-
ton asking that all mail here for the ship
be forwarded. The Taunton is now ashore
on Cedar Point. about thirty miles from
Galveston. having been carried there dur
ing the cyclone The ship was en- route 20
Galveston at the time to load cargo and
intended 20 stop here for bunker coal.
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Confederate Dead to Rest In Riehmosd.

Special 20 Ths Washington Post
Richmond. Va. Sept si.-Capt. David
A. Brown, jr.. qusrtermastsr OF r. E.
Lee Camp. left tonight for Washington
10 make arrangements for the removal
Of the bodie. Of Confederate dead which
are 10 be disintsrTed in the national oe.n-
eteries near Washington ard brought mere
10 be placed Ia Hollywood Cemetery. II
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Norfolk Hs.slra.hier s,i..inx.

Special to The Washington Post.
Norfolk Va. Sept. 2i-T. NJ. oBrien,
ABOUT twenty-nine years old, cashier at
Ford's Hotel. East Main street, who came
TO Norfolk about a year ago from Roa-
noke. has left the city. He was last seen
here Friday afternoon. Mr.. A J. Ford
eas In Norfolk to-day going over the ho-
Ia. accounts.
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OYSTER WAR TAKEN To COURT.
sixty Freeb0oters. Pined for Trespnss - ing,
APpeai-OwB RS Prove Claims.
Special 70 The Nashi nptnn Pnst

special 70 The washington Post
Norfolk. Va, Sept. I.-The threatened
oyster war in Isle of Wight County has
been taken into court. and sixty oyster
men have been fined for trespassing upon
Armstrong. Bloxom & Platt's beds at
Battery Park. Every case was appealed
The complainants were unable TO prove
their survey of their ground but the
concession granted by the Commonwealth
was in evidence. and established their
claim. All the insurgent oystermen de-
clared their belief that the beds were
public property, until dislodged forciply
by the State naval guard. Winchesters
we're shown on both sides. out no further
belligerency was manifested
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sio0 ,ooo Dredse Believed to Be Wrecked.

sreclhI 70 Tie WhtAIl8Lon FusI.
Norfolk. Va. Sept. 2.-Wreckage COM
ing ashore OF Klttyhawk Is believed by
marine men 10 indicate that the Atlantic
Pacific Company's 10000 dredg~, aban-
donsd OF that point, has been wrecked.
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$40 Fine for .hso,la. Be, rre.,a...r.

special 70 TIE Warrington Post
Suffolk. Va Sept s4-Chzsge1 with
shooting Eugene Holland. a boy who vent
into his lot 20 recover baseball, Thonas
Mltesr was to-day fned r. and costs. The
boy was struck by about thirty shot
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criminal court tomorrow. She has been
cut on bail for three months, pending de-
Cision In nabeas corpus proceedings in
the United States Court. Judge Jackson
has now decided against her She al
Ieged that the crimes were committed By
her twin brother.
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Killed Crossing in Prsat OF a Traia.

SpeclaI % ht v Na4hlaBt0l Fo.t-
Petersburg. Va, Sept. 2L-John Jones.
or Prince George County, was run over
and killed Saturday evening on the Nor
folk ana Western Railway, near D.sDu-
tanta Station, while attempting 10 cross
the track In front OF an approaching train.
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NOTABLE men COMING
Senator David B. Hill Accepts
Richmond Invitation.
BLACKBURN AND BOURKE COCHRAN

Old DominieB Cius win EaiertaIn senator
Hili October 2-Bis heeting Arrsugea
for that Daie-Col. Rattsa HePefaI that
senator Blackburn aud sir. Cochran VIII
Aiss Visit yirsiaia-Lamb asa Allan 10
Meet In Joint Debate-teld Men in Line.
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Js..lee .smmer. lsr Mekl.l.,.

Epsflsi q Ths E4ssinstsn Post
Cumberland. Nd. sept. 1ss-syigesser
Summers. justice Of the peace ard prom
trent farmer, OF Lock 50. who ran on TIE
Democratic ticket for the legislature q
few years ago. has come out for Acain.
lty, and viii take tbs stump
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perer.burs,. OmerIns. s7ss.

Special to The Was lnEtoa Post
Petersburg. Va Sept A-The amount
contributed by the people OF Petersburg
for the relief og the Galveston sufferers
amounts 10 SIS. which VIII be forwsrde1
fo-norrow.
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MAYNARO'S HOT FIGHT
Partisan Feeling Runs High
in Second District.
uBOR NOMINATION INSTlGATED

o.neerats Accuse CeuGressmsn Wise Of
EssinssrIns 10 weakeH Maynard, bat
astb He aHd Flynn Deny It-Bsy says
ssw Ysrk Republicans Are Aiarbed-
Cossdsat Bryan win BE Eleeted-Csm-
..isu Meetings. Held In yirEinia.
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Alleged Th,e,ins sailor. Irons.

special 70 Ths NsshinElon Posi-.
Norfolk, Va, Sept .i-The governr .nt
tug Potomac has returned from towing
the Spanish trOqhy cruiser Mercedes 10
Portsmouth, y. II. She brought back a.
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Eli. Glenn Must sta nd Trial.

special 10 Ths Warrington FosL
Parkersburg. ". Va, Sept 24-Elli.
Glenn. the alleged female forSer. who. Il
is charged, went three years IN the guiss
Of q man. VIII be placed on trial in the
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
SHENANDOAH FAIRS LAST DAY.
Annual Exhibition and Races Close with q
Consolation six-furiong Event.

SptcfaI 70 Int WasnIngtOn FO6ta
Winchester, Va, Sept. H.-The Shenan-
doah Valley Agricultural Fair closed its
thirty-first annual exhibition this after
noon, after one of the most successful
seasons in its history. A fair-sized crowd
was present. The races resulted as fol-
lows:
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was originally proposed 20 place all of the
bodies in a special section in Arlington.
but the Confederate associations have
united In the plan 70 bring them here.
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Blsws ThIri, Mile. and Besehsd.

special % Tee Nsfhinsfsn Post.
Newport News, Va. Sept. e0.-superin-
tendent Parker. OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio. has received q letter from chssg
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Runnlng. one-half mlle.
LADY Gray also started.

Consolation race-Six furlongs: purse. 500. One
Eyed Riley, br. &. byrd Fletcher, won; Lady
Black b. m IF. Strother) second; Boutwell,. b.
e. Of. ". Pingley). third; Willie c., &. g. George
W Kramer. fourth: Desie g.. b. m IL. J. BARR.
fifth. Time. ia.
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ported slightly changed for the better
yesterday afternoon. but late last night
he was thought to have lost the slight
strength gained through the day.
DEATH OF Mrs. ANDERSON.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson. wife of w. r.
Anderson, died at the residence OF het
husband in Chesterfield county at o'clocA
yesterday morning Mrs. Anderson was
SO years of age. She leaves Il husband and
six children The funeral will take placs
To-day at 10 O'Clock in Providence church.
THE. REFoRslAToIsY.
Mayor Maurice held a short session OF
his court yesterday. The only case up was
that OF Steven Meadows, Clarence Scott
and Jim Taylor, charged with stealing
brass from the machinery az the Eureka
Furniture COMPANY.
Meadows was seat to the State Refor-
naatory for two years, Scott and razor
fined $3.50 for tresoassing.
Meadows Is about IA years old, he was
taken to Laurel this afternoon.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Rev. w w. slsk. pastor OF the clop-
ton-Street Baptist church. Swansboro.
conducted the services at Stockton-
Street, church last night. His subject was
Our Country for Christ. These
meetings are peculiarly interesting. and
large crowds are attending nightly.
Manchester Lodge of Masons will meet
at their hall corner Cowardin avenue
and Hull street. at $50 o'clock to-mor.
row night Work VIII be hard fol
the craft and refreshments will be
served
Miss Ellie Prince has returned
from Washington and Is visiting Squire
! Cheatham' family In Marx Addition.
Mrs, C. a. Jones Is quite III. at her resi-.
dence.
Dr.. ana Mrs Merchant returned las
night on the $40 train, after spending the {
past ten days in Florida z
Mrs. ]. III Deirrlck Is quite III at her
home.
The meeting OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners was not held last night.
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LEXINGTON TO BE DIsINFECTED.
Surry for Branch Isailroad-Crozet
Iron Nj ines.

LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. S.-Speciai.-
at its last meeting the Town Council
authorized Dr. Reid White to purchase
a disinfccting machine for the use of the
town in all contagious diseases. Council
men White and Penick and Town Attor-
ney E. NJ. Pendleton were directed to
prepare an ordinance for the use Of the
same, which will require every home to
be dIsinfected after having in 1t any COLI
tagious disease.
The survey for a branch road to the
works of the Southern City Product Com
pany, at Buena Vista, has been completed
by the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. The laying of the track will
begin at once. This is valuable property.
The quality Of the clay Is the bas5. and
the capacity will Ibe $4,000 bricks per day.
The Crozet iron mines, situated iii the
Blue Ridge Mountains. near Greenvil!e,
have been recently opened up by capital
lists of Greenville. Tile ore is being
shipped to other points over the Norfolk
and Western railroad. These mines are
part of the old ore banks worked many
years ago by. Messrs. Elisha and Aa THEW
BRYAN. iron masters of the olden time,
when charcoal furnaces were in use.
Mr.. d. b. Shaver, of Rockingham
county, va, who graduated at the Vir-
GINA Military Institute in the class of
1899 is now in South Africa. He is a
member Of General French's army, and
is lieutenant in the Royal Engineering
Corps.
Cadet IL T. Geiser, of the Virginia Mil
S1tary Institute, has received a cabegram
from his brother, Lieutenant w. c. Geiger,
who was wounded a short time ago in
the philippines, while leading in tile,
saying that he was not seriously hurt.
Notwithstanding the pain was severe. he
had his Wound dressed. and never left
the saddle.
The Allegheny Hotel at Goshen and the
sRockbridge Alum Springs will he under.
one management the coming season. Mr..
J.. b. Wood is to be general manager of
the Allegheny. and NJ = ames A. Era z!er
Of the Roclzbridge Alum.
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CITY COUNCIL
OF MANCHESTER
An important Meeting VIII be Held
Tonight.
CITY SERGEANT FITZGERALD.
Meetins ofthe Bainbrid.e-s.reet Bap-
fist Church Last Ni:ht-Dr. and
0Irs, Merchant Returned.
Personal aud Brief.
An important Meeting VIII be Held
CITY SERGEANT FITZGERALD.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
ILL., Hull Street, Beattie BLOCK
An important meeting OF the City Coun-
Gil will be held tonight Aside from the
routine business other matters OF I'M
uortance Will be introduced. The COM
m1ttee from the Business Association Will
ask the body to reconsider KS action IN
regard to the Board OF Aldermen, which
the CounciiI will. IN the opinion OF one OF,
two of the councilmen. refuse to do.
Tney say the matter has been duly dis
5cussed and considered by the body. and
il is. therefore. hardly probabie the Coun-
Gil will reverse its decision. Representa-
ttyes Of the proposed gas plant will prob
abiy appear before the body.
ADVISORY BOARD.
"a meeting of the advisory board of the
#Bainbridge-Street Baptist church wis
held last night In the parsonage a full
attendance was present, and much busi-
ness OF Importance was transacted. In
regard 10 the building OF the new church
! no definite action was taken. and 1t was
decided that the question should be laid
before the congreGa ton
THE THIRD ARD.
sen,leman from the Third Ward, who
is familiar with the political camhtna-
tons In that section OF the city. predicts
..rna. the Third will be the scene OF the
swarmest fight IN the spring municipal
election.
sssss5as'5 NO BETTER
stDsrgeant ald'sscsndas1on uae -
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Slater all of the saw-loss on Harris
tract for S2,1o9. They will locate saw
and planning mill on the tract very soon.
The farmers, have been inIuirins for
the cucumber contractor, who posted
notices stating that he would be here on
the 23rd of January. but he has not shown
up yet.
Mr.. c. II. Richardson. of Richmond, IS
the guest of Mrs. ]. NJ. Ged1y
Mr. c. B. Richardson. formerly ems
pIoyed by Richardson and Wright, has
accepted a position in Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-09
Love Finds a Way.

SUFFOLK, VA, Feb. S-Special.-Be-
cause Of opposition to their union at
home. two young people of Southampton
eloped to Nansemond and were this
morning united by the Rev. II. H Butler.
q Christian minister. at Lonnte White, $
home, about five miles from Suffolk They
were Lynn H. Hundley, who lives near
Courtland, and Miss Bette LANES g
sister of the late Rev. j. H. Lame. After
the ceremony they left for Southampton.
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NEGRO REFORMATORY.
officers Elected at a Meeting Yester.
dny "A fternoOn.

A meeting of the Board Of Trustees OF
the Negro Reformatory Association OF
Virginia. was called at the instance Of
Mr. John L. Williams, yesterday after
noon at o'clock, at the Richmond Trust
and Safe Deposit Office.
It was called to order. by the election
Of Mr.. George P. Haw as temporary
chairman, and the following officers were
elected:
John H Smythe. president: DR.. B. ~.
Whist on. ce-president: Mr.. John e
Williams. treasurer: Rev. ]. Wiley Johr-
son. secretary. Executive Committee:
Rev. DR.. D. N. Vassar. Rev. DR.. Joseph
E. Jones. S. =. Shack lerord. George
z IIaw, Esq, and James Caskie.. Esq Cona-
n,ittei, on Revision Of Constitution: Or.
B. L. Winston, James caskie. ESQ. and I'd
John H Smyth-
Round was INTRODUCED by NE ";
upon the subj of prison reform. briefly
Sand INTERESTINGLY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.
RALrIMORE. Feh. s.-rLOuR-oui

BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-FIOUR-Qu1et
and steady: unchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer; spot and February,
73A@73l@c.: March. 74!ac.; May, 754@
75gc. Southern wheat, by sample, ESQ
74Hc.
CORN-Strong: spot, 39cA. nominal:
February. 39d39Hc.; March and April,
3S9s03SIsc. Southern white corn. Zoe.
OATS-Steady: No. . white. i1M3llc !;
No mixed, 29G29lac.
RYE-Dull: No. western, Sc.
SUGAR--Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE-IHirm and unchanged.
lAiT'rSR-F'irm and unchanged.
EGGS-14c.
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Cattor;!on-Garland.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Feb. s..
Special-Tle residence of Mr.. t. H.
Stratton was the scene of a pretty mar
rage yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Herbert
Catterton and Miss Berta Garland being
the parties TO the contract, and the Rev
NJ. L. Wood, of Staunton, officiating.
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The leading futures rnnged as follows:
=. Open High. Low. Close

Cash niotatlons were as follows: Flour
firm. No. . red wheat. 70G71c. No.
corn, 322;'ss132Kc.; No. ? yellow corn, :'22la1
32Nc. No. . oats, Dig aD22:5974c.: No. white.
o3A@-ic-; No. } white, 25AG2Gc. No. ,
rye, 54055hc. No. . barley, 3SQ43c. NO.
l flaxseed, SLIGO: new, S1.6V. Prime timo--
thy seed, $40. Mess pork. per barrel.
s1OG11.1o. Lard. per 100 pounds, $5.9Oe1
6.071&. Short rib sides Qoose), S3.!Olt6.1!;
dry sailed shoulders (boXed), S5.11I6;
short clear sides (boXed), SG.15M5.23.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods. per gal
lon. S1.23h Butter firm: creamery. 800
be. Eggs weak: fresh ,12lhc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-09

5May,s4 4s-64. sellers; May and June,
4 II-G4 "a 1854, buyers = June and July,
sellers: August and September, "a G4w
q 35-64, sellers; September and October,
Al 2.z-j4. buyers; October and November,
4 II -G4. value; November and December,
4 $500 lU-G4,b sellers. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Feb. S, 1900.
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. S.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock nuts are now quoted as
follows: Fancy. 23,c: strictly prime. 2asG!
pic; prime. 2kc.: common. 1IaM2c:
pound. Spanish shelled nuts. 10c. bushe!.
Tone of market easy and lower.
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: 80
COTTON-s]cED OIL MARKET.

: NE WORK Feb. S.-Cotton-seed oil
very light trade, with continued strength
at about old prices; prime. crude barrels,
33331:c.;; prime summer yellow, 3Sc.; on
summer yellow nominal; butter grades. So
@39c. nominal; prime winter yellow, ;:'9J
4Oc.; prime white, 39G391ac. Prime meal,
cog IN 49,
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NAVAL STORES.

none
none.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. S.-SPIRITS OF
sat 54c.; receipts, 81
casks; sales. n casks; exports, none
ROSIN-Firm: E up &C.; receipts, 2,516
barrels; sales, 6Sl barrels; exports, none
WILMINGTON, y. c.. Feb. S.-SPIR-
IT'S OF TURPEGTINE-Firm at $40
J41%c.; receipts, % casks
ROSIN-Firm at Sl.35G1.40; receipts, All
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm at $50
G:s.2J: receipts firm
TAR-Firrl at S1.3O; receipts, 80 bar
relS
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CHICAGO. MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. S.-The wheat market
was strong and active to-day, mainly I'M.
der the incentive of reported damage to
the French crop. Profit-taking also
played a part, and most of the advance
was lost May closed a shade over yes.
.terday. Corn closed at 1sGAc. improved
and oats unchanged. Provisions at the
close were 21A11Oc. up.
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MONEY AND ICXCHANGE.-Nionev on
at :. per cent: prime merca ntie paper. :,
per cent Sterling exchange easy, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 ST..
C14.STi2 Tor demand and at S4.SIii for sixty
Gays: posted rates. Si.Sb and Si.SSh.: COM
lncrcial bills Si.S.s-I. SLY. Silver certiti-
Gates. 39l946o!2: bar silver. j93a; Mexican
dollars. 4Il2. Government bonds weak:
STATE bonds frmer; railroad bonds easier
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PORT OF, RICHMOND. FEB. s. 1900
ARRIVED.
steamer Newbern, Rhodes, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
ion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James river S,ainSs and
SAILED.
Steamer Newborn. Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 5, 1900.
.35SS$ ARRINED. -
Schooner Grace Seymour, New Haven. q
Steamer s. J. Murphy. Boston.
Barge Independent New y ork
Barge Lichtenfels Bros, Providence
PORT OF WEST POINT; FEB. s, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac, Thompson, Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED ~
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
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For a NexvsNIil 55.
S ToANo, VA. Feb. Special LA Rich-;
mond drm has purchased Of Mr. =. 81.
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t6srEeant fitzgerald .szcsndaston ua0 -
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TOBACCO MARKET.
w., T-nI> G

Richmond. Va, Feb. s. 1900.
Private sales reported to-day We're:
Burley, 10 hogsheads; wrappers. { hogs
heads; leaf II hogsheads; Tugs. IL hogs
heads.
Inspections to-day were: Bright, Is
hogsheads: dark 80 hogsheads; western,
l hogshead. Reviews Bright, 16 hogs
heads.
Warehouses report 9S hogsheads re-
ceived and Il; hogsheads delivered to-day.
There was n large sale of loose tobacco
to-day at the warehouses. Crenshaw,s
Warehouse sold S0,9S0 pounds-highest
price, S14.7J: Shockoe Warehouse sold
$3.50 pounds-highest price, S11; Stone
wall Warehouse sold 1926 pounds.
Internal revenue collection to-day
were:
Tobacco ..............s 5,162 o;
I cigars --...-....-. o,oo1 OF
Total ....... -............. .S1O,216 81
Messrs. Frayser e Tomplins make the
following comment and list of prices tor
the week:
Brights-Unchanged fairly active.
Dark-ReceiDts and offerings continue
liberal and marke. firm; fine stemming
wanted at good prices.
Sun Cured-Recepts heavy; market on
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