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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
Announcements.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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los. HART and
CARRIE DE MAR
in "a Close CALI
JOSEPHINE GASSMAN


and Those Cue
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ronTi1uous Concert IO-da9' = "
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WOmen's Underwear
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I, n " Ledsrer presents SAN BEsR-
LASisO NARD. Dick Bernard and VIRGINIA
r-rz. Time EARL. with strong support. n Harry
T%TRRVF Smiths musical farce f. 2 ac-s
MOS Eve THE BELLE OF HOHENIA.
-'"-' - " Music by Ludwig Englar1s-.
CURTAIN RISES AT PFOMPTLY-
Morning and Afternoon Concerts
-, -. e.t1 IN the majestic Hudson See Day Lias
s6ys steanibost and exc columns
TRVTNG PI. THEATRE Conrisd Dirsc.or
c-errT ~ the season Saturday SEPT 5rn
TITGEzENDHOF comedy in : acts, and "STfILICHE
EORDERTNG.' comedy in act
rob-f+ ~ Miss LANCE and Mr. Ottnert
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J; Proteus. Nsw-Orleans:
Wilmington. y Q. and
Baltimore. Goldsboro.
asgow. before reported
ed at 5:55 D m; Bremen
Lha CBT), London; British
.Br). Hull; Plarstjernen
London; Iaursntian obj.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
Concert and Musical.

a concert and musical viii be given on
next Monday night at $50 o'clock at the
Y NJ c.. A. Hall for the benefit of the
Second Baptist church by the Second
Baptist Church Quartette, assisted by
Miss Francis Leigh Starr and Mr.. Felix
Iardella, clarionetiSt.
This quartette is composed Of Miss Gay
Rayland. soprano: Mrs: L. M. Durrett.
contralto; Messrs. Conway Gordon,
tenor, and Charles w. Hunter. basso
They are well known to the Richmond
musical public, who have heard them
with pleasure during the winter as the
choir of the Second Baptist church.
whose excellent music has added greatly
to the popularity of that church; but as
yet they have never appeared together at
other than the regular church services
and the daughter of Rev. DR.. w. G.
Starr, formerly OF this city.
Mr. Iardella is a clarionetist Of broad
4repu tatiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
WATER POWER COMPANY.
A Bill of Interest to the Legal Frater-
nity-The Reorganization of the
State Militia-To Have Com
mittee on Private Bills.

The House Committee on Finance met
at 8 O'Clock last night to hear argument
upon the matter of appropriating $4,000
to the Charlotte Williams Hospital Mr..
E. d. Taylor, of Richmond, appeared and
asked that if this appropriation be made
the committee recommend an appropria-
ton for the Virginia Hospital, OF which
he is president DR.. Payne, of Stanton,
asked that the Kings Daughters of his
city be remembered.
DR.. r. S. Powell. of Brunswick, made q
speech, the gist OF which was that the
State was unable to help all the institu-
lions that were seeking aid.
DIR. j. Allison Hodges, OF the University
College OF Medicine, made a speech in
which he contended that the State should
not help one such institution unless 1t
could help all.
DR.. Haynes, of Petersburg, spoke along
the same line, after which the committee
went into executive session
No conclusion was reached by the COM
mirtee.
The House Committee on General Laws
met last night at o'clock.
The committee ordered a favorable re-
port on bill for the relief of the Madi-
son-Station Methodist Church, South, of
Amherst county.
Favorable reports We're also ordered on
the following bills: To incorporate the
st. Andrews Association To incorporate
the Black Mountain Coal and Coke Com
,,any To provide Il harho;.uaster Tor
TIE city OF Newport News.
The committee then took up 4 bill char
terfns the Virginia Water Power Com
nany. Mr.. c.. C.. Cariin. of Alexandria,
appeared before the committee in the in
terest of the BILL Mr.. Jcsaesl Fra
~ the trustees of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company. asked that the mat
ter be not finally acted upon by the cotl-
mittae until he could look further INTO II.
Mr.. carIin was sure there was nothing
in the charter to prejudice the rights OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal company
and he asked that the committee dispose
of the matter at its present SCI sion
It was finally agreed that the bill De
favorably reported to the House, but with
the understanding that 1t should not De
called up for passage in the House until
tomorrow, by which time Mt bryan
would be prepared to offer objection II
he so desired.
Hon. Alvin T. Enlbrey, of 4Freder!cks-.
burg, IlaS SaoHefeu Il piil ~
which may prove of much interest to the
legal fraternity.
It has for its object the rearranslns OF
the judicial circuits of the State. and res
Equires the judge OF one circuit to hold
court in the other circuits OF the State
In other words, 1T seeks to abolish all
the circuits IN the State, and provides
that the judges shall hold the sevesal
courts in rotation
The bin will be pressed by Mr. Essn-
brey, and will, no doubt. be fought by
those who do not agree with him on the
subject.
OF the House. will meet this morning at
10 O'Clock to consider Mr.. Early's bill in
relation to the reorganiza tionsof the MILL
4 tia sof the State. vs.
There L much interest In M matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
H3RuScnenIS.

Last nights performance at the Academy
completed the engagement of Miss Viola
Allen IN this city A genuine regret will
be felt ut her departure, for in her
initial appearance in Richmond she has
received Il welcome but seldom accorded.
in all three performances she was en-
Enthusiastically greeted by audiences such
as were seldom before known in the his
tory OF the Academy, and nearly as many
rs secured seats were disappointed OF
adnrittauce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

4 prominent member of the House, and
the chairman of an important committee
of that body, said last night chat should
he be returned TO the House. he would
introduce a resolution providing for the
appointment by the Speaker of new
committee, to be known as the Commit
tee on Private Bills. Ele said the prac-
tee of placing local bills on the cnlen-
dar. without reference to any committee.
was by no means a good one. and he
thought it should be discontinued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 21-No new features
in character Of general demand for cot
ron GOODS All brown SheetingS and
drills, ducks and bleached cottons very
firm. Coarse colored cottons, such as
.lenims, ticks, plaids. etc, CONTINUE
stronr Print cloths quiet but firm. Sta
BILE prints show slight advances in some
lines of solids and oil colors, also IN
MORNINGS and grays i'll occasional
makes Ginghams unchanged Dress
goods opening up in -ancy woollen lines ines
at Is to 20 per cent. advance over last
fairs season. Jobbing trade here quiet;
active buyers in large attendance. Mar
ket closed tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
Tournament Postponed.

For several reasons the golf tourna-
ment that was to have begun to-day has
Ii is desired to have twenty-fourl pairs
entered in the beginning. but at this time
only. eighteen are. on the list Though the.
the winter. the recent bad weather has
put the course in a bad condition tenn
porarily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
ST. ASanhrS Track.

Mr. Marion Hill, the owner of the old
ST Asaph's race-traclk. Alexandria.
stated that he had. leased his course and
stables to the Government as corral for
horses used in the cavalry St. Asaph's 1
was at one time pnc of the most popular
resorts in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
Trice Yards will Remain.

The William R. Trigg Ship-Building
Company has decided not to accept the
plant. The ship-yards, which have proven
one OF Richmond's greatest industries
wilt remain in this gcitv. This action was
determined upon by the directors at the
recent meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
coTroN-s1G1D OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Cotton-seed oil
was unsettled and rather easy, with very
little business doing. Prime crude. bar
rels. 331aI3ic.; prime summer yellow.
size; off summer yellow nominal; butter
;S6I39c nominal: primo winter yellow,
30a4Oc; prime white, S9@i0c. Prime
meal, $23. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

During the debate on one of the cleo
ton bills in the House, on yesterday
much had been said about the Republi-
can party. Colonel S. NJ tNewhouse. of
Cuipeper. rose to a question of personal
privilege, and stated that some one had
gotten his hat and left one in its place.
with q hole in the crown large enough
for the Republican party in Virginia to
crawl through. The statement brought
forth the members hat. as well as much
laughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
and the meeting of the committee Will no
doubt be largely attended.

There will be a conference of members
of the General Assembly who feel In
terested in the matter OF pensioninS 90
Confederate soldiers, in the Hall OF the
House OF Delegates tonight at O'Clock.
1t will, no doubt, he largely attended.
as thus far no pension bill. either private
or general in It's nature, has been reported
from the Committee on Finance, and
many OF the members are deeply inter
ested in the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
STOCK MARKET
VAS VERY DULL
Operations Were Largely in the
Hands Of Professionals.
UNDERGONE NOTABLY FIRM.
UNDERGONE NOTABLY FIRM.
Apathy Was Partly DUO to the Holt
day To-Day-aioncy Markets Ten
dcncy Mas To Harden, Though
Call Money Remained Easy.

NEW SROk, Feb. 21.-Intcrest IN the
ssoGk market continued very reStrlcicd
to-uaT, and operations We're largely IN u g
HaAdS OF professional traders. The dur
ness was in part due TO to-rorrow's hoii-
gay, the traders hcsitating to put out
ne" contarcts on account OF the DOUBT
existing over the speculative outlook The
mere fact of dulncss and apathy on the
puying side IS likely to invite aggression
pE The bear party, and they had the ad-
olnonal encouragement OF positive weak
ness in a handful of stocks, OF which
ieople's Gas. Third-Averue and Leather
were most affected. neclines in those
lhfee ranging from 23s TO Us the latter
t,eopie's Gas There was, furthermore,
the hardening tendency of the money
market, which was only evident in quo
iaHons for time money and mercantile
IN spite Of these depressing factors the
undcrtcne in the general list was rather
notable for firulncss. and in the railroad
department net losses are the exception
Missouri Pacific suffered most from sell,
ing. The undcrtone of firlnness was due,
IN part to sympathy with aSSreSSiNc
strength in n number of Individual
Southern railway preferred Reading first
preferred. Fire Telephone and the chi
cago, indianapolis and Louisville stocks.
London was liberal buyer in this mar
ket. the buying Tor that account being
estimated at $4,000 shares OF the various
international stocks. a disregard by the
bank reserves through absorption by the
United States Treasury is accounted for
to some extent by the fact that sufficient
gold is being received from Canada and
from California to partly offset the drain
TO the Treasury. There WAS a sharp re-
coeery in New York exchange at several
interior centres to-day. indicating ceS-
Saton of pressure from that source.
Spectators agrue that with the final
passage of the financial bill national
banks will take all the circulation TO
which they are entitled. which would in
volrc an expansion of the currency Of
about 100 per cent. of the present ma
t!onal bank-note circulation.
Business in bonds was on moderate
scale, and prices for the most part show
calns.5 Total sales. par value SEQ. 900.
United States is advanced rs and old S
and IS Il in the bid price.
Total sales Of stocks to-day We're 326,-
100 shares. including the following:
Atchson preferred. $50, Chicago. lrdl-
annapolis and louisville, S,5i5; Norfolk
and Western. :}6. TBS: Reading first pre-
ferred. 4o.4So: ST. Louis and Southwest
ern preferred. $50: st Paul, Eeo0:
Southern Pacific, 1850; Southern railway
preferred. 11.G1o: Union Pacific, 6.i3l;
American Steel and Wire, 2o,lSo; Ame1i-
can Tobacco. 2t,240: Peoples Gas. 81. 40:
Sugar, l3.1::o; United States Leather,
J,o2J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
JOHN WILLIAMS.
AND
SONS,
BANK
Corner 10th and k1ain Streets
RICHMOND, VA:

Pacific Coast ............ 5oh
Pacihc Coast lst pfd S............... 81
Pacific Coast Cd pfd ............... G3
Pacific Mail .......... 81
Peoples Gas ...........-.. 80
Pressed Steel Car NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 55Ia
Pressed Steel Car ptd ......-..... s7A
Pullman Palace Car -. .......... 1877.
Standard Rope and Irvine ......... tx
Standard Oil ........ ....-......... $50
Sugar $500. .............. 1l2h
Sugar pid ...... ..'..... .'....-... IL
Tenn. Coal and Iron ............... 80
United States Leather ............ 1873
United States Leather pfd..-....... 75A
United States Rubber .............. $3.50
United States Rubber pfd 49, %
Republic IRON and Steel ........... 3s&
Republic Iron and Steel pfd........ 6Sh
p, c., C. and St Louis ............. 20
BONDS.
United States oS. reS-.... JOB
United States as ,rcS. 1O91h
United States IS, coup. ..........- 1o9l:
United States new Is. reg.. 1874,
United States new As, coup 13412
United States old As, reg. l151.
United States old As, coup. ........ ll2Ha
United States SIS reg. ....... 1887
United States Us, COUP. ......... 1879
District of Columbia :65 S $1,000. IFS
-Atchison genera! is ......... 1oo!i4
Atchjson adjustment As . S2M
Canada Southern Ids ....... lU9+a
ChcS. and Ohio ! rs ..... .......... !Sl2
Chcs. and Ohio SIS -,... 1l9E
Chi and Northwestern cOnSol IS. 14llS
Chi. and n. w. S. L. Deb. ; s..--.- 12u
Chicago Terminal is .....- 91l2
Den. and Rio G. lists .........--... 1031!
Den. and Rio G. as ....-........ 9Sla
East Tenn, Va. and Ga. 1Sts...... 10l y
Erie general Is ...... 1l4
Fort Werth and Den. City 1sts.--. 7lE
General electric IS ....--.... 1l6
Galveston. H. and S. a. G's ........ 1OI
Galveston H and S. A. IDS 1850. 1oI
Houston ana Texas Central o's.... 1lo
Houston and Texas Cen. Con. Gs.. 1l3
Iowa Central lists ....... ..-.--- III
Kan. City. 2. and G. lsts.. I21s
Louisiana new conSol As ........... Jug
Louis and Nash Unified 4's........ %
Mo Kan and Texas IDS ...... G:,at
Mo- Kan and Texas As ........... !1i5
New York Central 1sts.-....... 1909
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
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1 CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-The wheat market
was duh to-day and depressed the easier
cables and the break in corn, May clos
ing Js0DAc Corn was strong carly on the
wet weather. but succumbed to liquida-
oats closed s1sduAc. down for May and
provisions. influenced by realizing sales
from 10 to 121Ac. down for May ribs to
Is to 171ac. lower for May pork
The leading futures rnnged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
aCnloneI.ROsSer.,..

There has been little change in Colonel
}Rossers condition during the slast two
days He continues very i'll, though rest
ing more comforta bly, for the last day..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

Hon. r. ]. Tuck. one of the HOUSE mem
bers from Halifax is confined to his home
in that county by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

Major w B. F. Leech. OF Rockbr!dge.
has been confined to his room for several
days by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
THE GOLDMAN. GIPr.

An original, successful American play.
by American authors. upon an American
subject. Is the attractive announcement
OF the latest Froh:riaa success, which
Will be seen here for the first time at
tine Academy on Saturday The play.
which has the title "a Colonial Girl
is the joint work of Grace L. E'arniss and
Abby Sage Richardson. two clever ira-
Hlatists. whose previous work has met
with great popular approval Mr. How
ard Gould, who will be remembered for
the very good work he has Gone as the
two Rudophs in THE Prisoner of Zen-
Godfrey Remsen. The play is a comedy.
constructed upon romantic times and is
laid in the Revolutionary period In old
New York.
Manager Daniel F'rohman brought out
the piece with great success last season
at his New York I.yceum Theatre and
the entire production as there presented,
with all It's scenic environment, will be
seen here.
AT THE BIJOU.
The Rijcu IS playiyns to good business
this week. a new act was presented last
night. that served to strengthen the BILL
1t was the Everette Trio. excellent nov
city artists. Mons. Everette Is q wonder
ful equiiibrisr. and his assistants are
clever entertainers. Ed. Latelte. with his
banjo and other musical Instruments:
4rrnani. the mirror dancer. and Ford and
Francis. in their speciality. are the pleas
ing acts on the bill There will be q
| matinee this afternoon The vitaSraphs
Cinderella" views are beautiful
GermanIa Lodge. Mo- Is. knights Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
EN-
JAMES RIVER {.
Richmond DeIeg alton Given q Hear
ing Yesterday.
COMMITTEE WILL COME. HERE.
Will Give Five Days Notice Of 1tsVisit,
Which Will Be About March
18th p. Congressional Cam
paign Committee.
Richmond Delegation Giyenza Hear.
COMMITTEE WILL COME HERE.
Washington Elreau Times,
SIS Fourteenth Street.

WASHINGTON. Feb. e1.-speciai.-The
to-day gave a hearing to the citizens.
delegation from Richmond and Man
chester on the subject of the proposed
special legislation for the deepening OF
the James river and the Improvement OF
Richmond harbor. The! delegation, NUM-
berinS about twenty of the leading
citizens, was introduced to the Committee
by Capt. Lamb, at II O'Clock, and was
given an hour, during which the different
speakers entered into q. minute and cir
cumstantial discussion of the Importance
OF the general work contemplated. Mall
chester was represented by u. L. Pul-
lin and n. c. Adamson, and toward the
close of the hearing some friction be-
came evident over the conflicting local
interests represented, Mr.. Pullim in his
remarks trying to show the Committee
that the Manchester side offered material
advantages over the Richmond side for
the proposed work, from Typographical
standpoint, which was resented by the
Richmond men. The Committee listened
to the arguments with great interest
and asked a series of questions which
We're. promptly and satisfactorily an
swered
The Committee decided to set an early
date for a visit to Richmond, and so in
formed the visiting delegation. 1t Wall
give five days notice OF its intended trip
and will set the date on or about the
18th of March, Chairman Burton told The
Times correspondent that no doubt e4-
listed that the River and Harbor COM
mittee will in a body visit Richmond
within the next three or four weeks AS
near as any date can be fixed now, IL
will be the 18th of March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

MONEY AND ENCHANGE.-Money on
call steady at 2M2I. pc recent; last loan
at > per cent: closed offered at IL per
cent Prime mercantile paper. 11:H: per
cent Sterling exchange weak at S4.S' 4
for demand and at S4.Si' Asa for sixty
days: posted rates St.S, and Sa-SSt2:
commercial bills. Si.S3Gi. S$ai. Silver. Ger
can dollars, 49, Government bonds
strong: State bonds strong; railroad
lnnri,ls irrcsrI,lal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

DR.. Frank Fletcher. of Accomac. chair
man OF the State Board of Fisheries, was
caller at the Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Feb. 21.-TU r
PENTINE-NIarket firm at o3c.; sales'
none.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. o1.-sPIR1TS
OF TURPENTINE-Firm at I4c.; re-
ceipts, 1871 casks; sales, 50 casks; exports
$50 casks.
ROSIN-Fi~m and unchanged: receipts.
1904 barrels; sales, 43o barrels; exports
1,664 barrels.
WILMINGTON, N c., Feb. 21.-SPIR-
IT'S OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 53lla@
54c: receipts II casks.
ROSlN-Firm at S1.4oat1.4o; receipts,
CRUDE TURPENTINE-F'irm at $50
:323; receipts, Go5 barrels.
TAR-Firm at S1.3O; receipts, 24o par
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

ky. distillcrs' finished goods. per gallon.
Si.23. Sugars, cut loaf. S6.o': graduated.
S5.49. Butter was firm; creams. EnI5.c.'
Eggs weak; fresh, 13@13lac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
DEATHS. 4:

DEATHS
at hts residence. ~ south
pine street. $50 this evening. Ne. y. n /
BETTS. SIR. aged seventy-four.
Funeral notice VIII b announced
q later. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, Feb. .o1.--FLOUR-
ket was very quiet all day. and closed
barely steady with quotable change.
RYE F'LOUR-Dull; fair to good, $50
so: choice to fancy. s. 2ol3.Go
BUCKWHEAT-D at :'4G55c
CRONMEAL-Steauy; yellow western,
SIC.
kYE-ouiet: No. western, c2hc.
BARLEY-Steady.
b-RLEY AIALT-Dull western, 900
WHEAT-spot market weak; No. ? red.
7J;sc. Options opened firm on good local
and foreign buying but We're depressed
later by disappointing cables, prospects
of snow in the West ahead of the expect
cd cold weather, light expotr demand
and easier tendencies of corn: Closed
weak at 71sllic. net decline. Sales inelud,,
eu No. red, March, 15Ac.; May E,. closed
at 74c.: July. 1870; September. l3%4c.
CORN-Spot market easy; No. >, ioc%%4c.
Options market opened firm on warm
wet weather and light country offerings.
ing and closed weak at 14Mhc. net de-
cline May closed at 4t.sc.: July. 4O9sc.
OAIS-Spot steady: No. 9, 29Ac. OPP
lions inactive and barely steady.
BEEF-Steady.
CUT NIEATS-Steady.
LARD-Weak; western steamed. Sc. %.
Refined lard weaker; continent, SG4o.
BUTTER-Steady; western creamery,
oOa24c: State daiyr, 1SG2:;c.
CHEESE-Strong, fall-made fancy,
large. 12a.G013c.; do. small, l;c.
EGGS-Firm: State and PENNSYLVANIA,
at market, 14@1415c.; southern. at mar
'f P sTo5.'.:TieoiEssstd New Jersey, s1.25
al G2lh New York, S1.50M1-S7; Long
Island, S15Oa2; New Jersey sweets, S2.23
Ql2.75.
TALLOW-Quiet.
pETR
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENrTINE-Stead
RICE-Steady.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BBAGE-Steady; Long Island, $iG6
per 100.
COFFEE-Futures opened barely steady
at unchanged prices. to 10 points decline,
and ruled fairly active on the antc-holi-
day evening up without much further
change in prices. The market closed
steady at 5 to - points net decline: Total
sales weer 1880 bags, including March,
SIG7. O5; May. S7.1O67.15; July, S1.15GI 20.
Spot coffee-Rio dull; Nc. invoice, SEC;
No. I jobping. SIC; mild quiet; CordoVa,
9la614c.
SUGAR-Raw steady to firm; fair re-
timing. :, 15-16I4c.: centrifugal. 96 degrees
test, 42s64 Tic; molasses sugar, 33MW
:; l3-lGc Refined quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-22

Germania Lodge. Mo- Is. Knights OF
Pythias. held their regular meeting last
night at Lee Camp Hall Refresh
ments were served after the meeting.