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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

Lieutenant A. D. Chaytor, Acting
Quartermaster-general, N. G. b.. is now
filling out company acquisitions for
coats, helmets, clothing and other COM
pany stores that the militia may bs in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27
A MAGNIFICENT STR vorURE.
The Now Masonic Temple in Course o
Erection in the Windy City.


A good picture Of the new Masonic
Temple now in course of erection at
Chicago, and which is to be completed
before the Worlds Fair takes place, has
been received BY the Masonic order IN
this city, framed and placed in con-
spicuous place In the reading room Gf
the Masonic building. The structure,
which is a mammoth one containing
rare architectural designs, will be tbs
highest commercial building in the
world, standing 10 stories in height.
1t will be fitted up with II elevators
having combined carrying capacity Of
10000 persons per day.
There will be 4,700 tons of steel used
in the construction of the building,
which will he erected at cost Of
$4,500,000. The gigantic structure will
outstrip any Masonic building pre-
viously constructed by mortal man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

"That farmer is too mean to take his
team TO livery stable" was the re-
mark heard on King street Saturday
The horse and team were tethered at a
post in front of Hanover Presbyterian
Church. The animals were hungrily
munching big bunch of hay that lay
loosely on the cobble stones. 1t is un-
derstood that the farmer who allowed
his team to be hitched in the place re-
ferred TO was breaking the market law
In doing SO. The street residents are
continually complaining of such in
fractions of the law. 1t would not have
cost the farmer more than 15 or 90 cents
to have his horses fed and cared for in
livery yard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27
Peaches for the PRESIDENT.

Levy Courtman John w. Jolls of St.
Georges hundred has sent two baskets
of fine Reeves Favorite peaches to Pres
ident Harrison, at Cape May Point
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27
ALMY CAPTURED BY STORM
The Murderer Dragged from
the Warden Barn.
A LYNCHlNG BARELY AvERTED
Almy Taken After Des-
perate Resistance.

Many Shots Exchanged--The Barn Sur
rounded and the Murderer Finally Cap
tured After Being Wounded in tho Leg--
The Town OF Hanover Wild with Excite
ment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

John d. Lafferty, the first treasurer
OF the Bsyard Democratic Club, now
Bayard Legion, and for 10 years fore
man at Pickel's foundry, died on We'd
nesday week AGED II years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

rejected bis suit, was discharged from
the employ Of her well-known' father,
A. A. Warden, and then resolved to
XIII or conquer the young lady. That
was in March last
subsequent TO Almy's discharge he
haunted Miss Christie by night and so
dogged her footsteps that she had to
move very guardedly after dark. Then
the ohtruder disappeared, and the we'll
to-do Warden family supposed that they
had seen and heard the last of him.
Late on the beautiful moonlight night
OF July 18th, however, as Mrs Warden,
her daughters Christie and Fanny and
Miss LOUISE Goodell were walking leis-
urely home through suburb of Han.
over near Dartmouth College, having
attended social gathering of the local
grange, they were startled at denscly.
shaded and shrubbery- -fringed point in
the road, known n the Vale of Tenn,
by a man jumping from behind great
tree. With drawn revolver he coldly
said:
You know me. ! am Frank Almy.
l have come 900 miles to see Christie,
and will see her alone. Now. Mrs.
Warden, you and the other girls 90 on,
Move on, or will shoot. Move on,
say ~
How Mrs. Warden was dragged away
by Miss Goodell; how beautiful Chris
ties young sister Fanny stood by and
did her best to save her until, as rescuer,
she was threatened also with death and
was twice shot at; how Almy dragged
poor, struggling, shrieking Christie into
an adjoining field, pounded her sweet
features with the butt of his revolver
and then shot her dead through the face
and back before Emmett Marshall came
running up the road to the rescue, how
Almy escaped and was sought high and
low, far and wide by all the students
and faculty of Dartmouth College, the
populace and detectives, are all matters
OF recently recorded history. There had
been no murder more atrocious for
years, and all the people were aroused.
HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 21.-Judge
Samuel w. Cobb of the police court,
with Attorney-general Barnard and
Solicitor Mitchell, accompanied by citi-
zens, went to Frank Almy's room in
the Wheclock House this morning, to
conduct the preliminary examination of
thc IlulutltI.
Almy, in reply to Attorney general
Neutrality-suspicious., as to how he felt
said that he had not any sleep and had
been in pain all night The complaint
of murder which was in customary form
was signed by N. A. Frost and was read
to Almy as he lay on his cot.
When asked to plead he hesitated and
said, II don't know what to do" Turn
ing to Sheriff Foster, neighbor of the
Wardens, with whom he was well ac-
quainted he inquired, "W hat would you
9o?" Henry Foster replied, 81 don't
know Frank"
Encouragement Barnard then sug-
gested that II was always safe to plead
mot guilty." and in that way his plea
stands recorded. He waived examina-
ton and was committed without bail
1t was learned from the physicians
that the pain of which Almy complained
was more from the apples Of which he
had so ravenously ate and which tempted
him from his hiding place in Warden's
barn Wednesday night, than from his
wounds. Although he did not sleep he
was apparently much rested was shaved
early and looks bright
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

The Rev. Giles B. Cooke has become
rector at North East, succeeding the
Rev. f. K. Miller, who has removed to
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27
AN ENGAGING RUFFrAN.

After Almy's arraignment and plea Of
not guilty in the hotel this morning the
room was ordered to be cleared Of all
reporters and officers except those whom
General Bernard wished to have remain
among whom was correspondent, who
had long chat with Almy, and imagine
to yourself pale face on pillow with
complexion as white and clear as alabas.
ter and countenance that was marked
by signs of gentility and good breeding,
and add to that clear blue eye, well
trimmed hair and mustache, splendid
set of teeth, well groomed hands and
clean linen, and you have some idea of
the prisoners appearance.
II am glad to see you," he began.
yesterday at this time did not expect
to be alive to-day" This was said in a
voice low but clear and the expression
and manner of speech were pleasing.
That the speaker was educated and had
been of cosmopolitan habits could be
easily gathered, and in looks he seemed
as far fram being murderer as John
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 21.-At 9
o'clock, this morning, in the private
dining room of the Hotel Wheelock,
before Justice S. W. Cobb, Frank A..
Almy was arraigned on the charge of
numbering Christie G. Warden, and
after pleading not guilty was ordered to
stand committed to Hanover Hill Jail to
await the action of The grand Jury
During the proceedings the prisoner lay
upon cot facing the court and his face
betrayed no signs of excitement or fear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27

L. Sullivan does from occupying the
pastorate of city church.
81 am suffering very great pain to-
day." he added as his face gave an in
voluntary twitch and his right hand
pressed the side of his hip in which the
shot entered. In moment, however,
he was more composed and then he
said:
"Now it is not remarkable that they
did not find me, as | was carefully
secreted and was always well under
cover until far into the night" This is
his story Of the whole affair in his own
words:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6--No offerings Of to
baccos at auction on Change TODAY
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF the
Richmond tobacco Trade to-day: Wrappers
9 hogsheads; oilers, lff; smokers, o; dark leaf
s. Total. 1856 hOgsheads.
Office OF the tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
Inspections. bright. 20 hogsheads: Western, H.
kelnspeciions bright, 81 hogsheads.
Farmers. Virginia, Nil.Ons. Sh0ckoe, Ale
ghany. Naughans. DayenDOrts. Planters
Sheiburnes, Crenshaws and SeabroOks to-
bacco warehouses report today: Receipts. a
packages; deliveries lY9.
Oihce 81 tie cole tor Of the United States
internal revenue collections for the city # Rich
mond va, to-day arc as follows: Tax paid
cigars and cigarettes, si,li5.55; tax paid plug
tonaccos S2,1lf1i. Total, S3S3O2s
There was good sale today at Planters to-
bacco warehouse. Prices all right.
- our colonel L. A huper. now connected with
Shockoe warehouse, las lust returned from t.
canvassing tour Of the counties OF Powhatan.
Amcha, lrince Edward, Charlotte, Halifax and
flttsylYana, and says he has been promised a
luchmond.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Fx-
change to-day; q. III. Kent, lluvanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REGULAR Reports Of The GRAM Provision
and Money Markets
MONEY STILL STRINGENT IN NEW YORK,
49,, Active aud Higher-Corn and Oats
Also In Good Demaud-stook'' bonds
and other Securities.

49,. Y.rx. Nov money closed stringent
..,,. hi chest rate WAS 20 and the lowest
'r..t,rye closed steady; posted rates. 4sla
800. rsies. as1i4a ,Sl for sixty days, and
,.,,. fsr demand. Governments quiet:
,srreacy ts ul BIDS as coupon iis; extended
o. a'~ .,.
100 r,sts. Union ls'ihc, Wheeling and
'F1i 80 and G. q. q. and St Louis were about
~''e,ei, sfor.s hat displayed any activity OF
t'.rf on fAe stock Exchange this morning.
.rrsnel irregular. and continued irregu-
'..-.rs .out the morning. The changes for
.-,.. gsri were fractional and the dealings
rI..e1 ue feature Of interest There was
r,s..ora .e covering IN me hrst hour, espe,,
- =. ,.it and the rest Of tho list advanced
tbaria sympathy. but IN the second hour
-... we're weak sgaln. At noon they showed
80 .t.s change a. compared with yesterdays
After b. % clock the market was eNces-
et..ir dull an 3 continued soup 10 tho last hour,
wien the hears made vigorous drlve 50
f.a whole hst hey hammered the le'd-
stocks without stint and 70 SID them
forcing yGues down circulated a
2 .rher Of reports Of an unisyorepe nature;
nl.ng them was report that Iay Gould
isi suddenly expired ana nnother that he was
dangerously ST. Ia addition 10 these II was
-',r,ered thsta Chicago bank WAS IN trouble,
and tfat a large failure IN London WAS impend-
,-., one Of The heaviest sellers IN the closing
l|,r SIS Broker (ammack. lie gave orders 10
..i 5000 IackAwaunA and 1000 Reading.
these orders further tended 10 demoralize
fr,ces 10 was sscertained upon inquiry at Mr..
CorId's residence 80 lrviugtOn that there was
.hsoiufeiy no foundation for the reports con
r,rutug his health. but. nevertheless. they had
fheir eject on The market before their contra
.t.t,ru could reach the street The higher
r,te. fo- money to-day also had an adverse in
feeuco on the market. The decline ranged
ir1m . 60 per ceut. DreNel, Morgan & Co
cs.ei in large amount OF their call loans to-
-. IlLal sAles. 3ll ~ shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Bank Clearines.

NV YORK. Nov. 6.-Following are the bank
cearings totals for the week ended November
, 1921. with comparisons as telegrAphed 10
lfsditreets: New York, s66S6S5 -: decrease,
S.. Boston, t90 25O.272. decrease SIS Chicago,
$sA44001. increase. rs. Philadelphia $50. 49,
So decrease 100. 81. Louis. &23lN,S1e; IN
crease So San Francisco, SlS72Sl27; increase,
~ baltimore. el4.O225l,; increase, 20. Gin
cinnar, f4,226eo0: increase. 1873. Pittsburg
Gas, 4s1; decrease 1874. Kansas City siO.Syi,-
go; increase so minneapolis, S973s;l5o; III
crease SO New Orleans. el2,OS0,SS7; decrease.
ia buffalo, es.so2,25l; increase. IL.
Milwaukee, ss.ili.8i5; increase, O.5. Louisville
t.tt>l5, increase, IS. Detroit. S6s41,4il; In
crease 1875. Houston. s5.565.Sa2; increase, 40.
land. tfNs50: decrease. OF. ST Paul e6,21s.-
Eft Incr ase. 2l3. Denver s4.677, 664. decrease,
90 Omaha. si.l654"; decrease, 1874. Column
lus. ts3-io0' decrease, 22,4. Richmond,
decrease, SO Portland, Ore. s24lf.0ss. de-
crease 10. Indianapolis, s5.O602ss; increase,
g- Memphis. 400, ls5; decrease. l.3; Nash
NE t20oS 25s' decrease, l7.2 Duluth,
decrease, J. Washington. Sl6s6.i03; decrease,
/, IT. Joseph, Sly2x "a; increase, - o.
d chester slaa9,e02; decrease. so. Dallas.
sl.5 N3S. Worcester 2bs.5lg; decrease, -.
springfield, si,40s.7gS; decrease. 20 g. Portland.
We. si,fsl6s6, increase, o. salt Lake City,
{ f-i5l; increase. 04. Norfolk. sl,fy2.ts de-
go Fort Worth Sl,2l556i; decrease. 37.2. pes
, ONES, ssyo5y}; increase, 1913. Seattle.
stsl' decrease. 27.l. Sioux City. si.OOg.4s7:
decrease. 222. Syracuse, sllS2 16i. Grand
ell. si69ssA Lowell sslO.5l2; decrease. 40.
D birmingham, esq 2sS. decrease 1877. Los An
seies t3,s 800; increase, l0.i. Lincoln s6OT O25
decrease. 1873. Lexington. s5g6.94l; increase
rs Wichita, s5,l3sln; decrease. $40. New
eliord. 3fe29S2 increase. 1873. Topeka e444.-
i,' increase. G9 Waco S2,64l, az. Galveston.
1858; increase. I02 Atlanta. s37l4S9U
o'al united states. slli63OS SIS: decrease, 60.
lies. FTrIUNInE as Hsrraqse 4
ominion OF Canada-Montresl. sl3lp.S7o; in-
ieAse. 1872 Halifax. si.4.0.4s2: increase, I72.
DTNnfO, $6.l2,0g2. Hamilton. $isl,5s8 Total
O.as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Government report on the 10th instant Thi,
report usually indicates the expected quota pei
| acre or lint cotton. After o'clock the marke,
| again became easier. closing finally barely
| steady at the lowest OF the day. The last decline
was the result OF heavier interior movements
| than had been in Heated earlier. The total ia
$4,000 bales, against 900 bales last year Fu-
lures steady. Receipts at the ports for the week
point TO $4,000 bales. depending upon Charles
movement will be about 5000 bales. against
tlNoa year ago. Last year the receipts direct
RON plsntitions were $4,000 bales. and this
week indicate 3,5O0O bales"
The so. market is dull and notably nm
changed Middlng uplsnds. 81; sales. g bales.
transactions IN futures. $4,000 bales. Noveni-
si6ssi7: Fcbruary S' ssscssqs; N March. siisssS
April. s.5s'ss53: May S62aSG3: June, Ss2ss.s3;
July. sSiss.s2; August, s.Ssss.sq.
PRODUCE
Flour-Flour fairly active and tri1e steadier;
me grades OF spring. $3.50 $500: do. winter
g. l5S2.GS: supcrhne spring, e3f9is2s0; do win
ter, sS.oye3el. extra No. spring s33j8f.t0: do.
winter. s3gshio; extra No. spring, sl25d5;
do. wintor. sfs5: city mill extras, s125s5S5
FOR West Indies. Southern -four in fair re-
quest and steady; trade and family extras.
slf065
Nheat-Wheat opened active and sssslc.
higher. on buying 10y the local bulls and
higher cables. The market continued firm
throughoqt the morning. and after midday
further advanced on the report that Russia vii
issue her Prohibition of wheat exports Noyem-
Ter 18TH. The late cables we're also higher er-
cited and strong. 23sa2jfc higher: spot lots
closing strong. and 60 higher. Sales: No.
REQ winter, clos; No. red winter Novem-
peI sLU,ss; December. si.OS; January. sl.lO}-:
February. sll2A,
Norn-corn options were faiy active and
strong closing 9ss3ac. higher Spot lots closed
Ntong and lc: higher. Sales: No mix ed. 7Sc.;
10 mixed, November 6Sc: December SOC;
January, $40; February. 55stc.
Oats-Oats options were in good demand,
especially for foreign account. and closed va
CSC. higher. Spot lots cloeed steady. Sales: Ne.
! white, 42c.; No do, 4QlSiO4c.; No. mixed,
sOc' No. do, 3Sh939c.; No. 2 mixed, Noyem-
Der. $40; December, 39Sc.; January, 30jsc.
lork-Iork easier: new moss. sl177
Iard-Lard irregular and fairly active De-
cember, s6+2; January, t66i: February. s67l.
Sugar-kaw sugar quiet but .frmer on frost
reports from Germany and the Brazilian politi-
cal complications; 80 test muscOyado. &C.; IS
test centrifugal, 3 5l6; Refined sugar steady;
cut loaf and crushed, 30; powdered. 49sc.
granulated. S-i6d4 Slide. cubes 49sc; con
PETITIONERS a, 4" 4isc.
Cofee-Spoi lots dull; fair Rio cargoes. f5itc
Futures closed lower; Rio or Santos No : No
vember 81 i.s5; do. December. sll.70; January,
Z lao; February, eil25
Naval Stores The market for spirits OF turner
tine IS dnil and heavy: S5l5c for regular and sec
Tor msohine-made barrels. Rosin steady. with
n iar demand common. si.32lt; strained slss
and good strained, Al 3slS
fetroleum-Pipe-line certificates moderately
active ana steady. Sales, 5000 barrels: Deem
closing, 511tc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Baltimore.

BtITiHoRE, M. Nov. 6.-Flour steady and
uuensDged; receipts. 6,26l barrels; shipments,
e;6s3 barrel sales. 725 barrels Whea; strong;
No 2 red spot. slOaY4SLO5. November. tlO4l.
SCI O5; december, slO6ls 90 O6ss: January 81 -.
CLOS Nav. si,l31S asked; steamer No 2 red.
sLuo,e', receipts, 3l,6o5 bushels; shipments
1880 bushels; stock. l8ss.4a7 bushels: Sale.
t.Soo9 bushels. bouthern wheat strong; Futz,
81 NslOo; longberry, sLO2alO6 Corn strong;
MIXED spot csc year. A5l4S55ltc.; January.
otkeo'hc' March, 81 ~; receipts l0sg bushels:
shipments. S.57l bushels; stock 5, OQ5 bushels.
sac. 2OloQo bushels: Southern corn steady;
white, 46Stsc F; yellow, 5sdNc Oats active
strong and higher; No. white Western. sas
SOC NO mixed Western 37lt99sc.; receipts
1900 bushels; stock, 10 80 bushels Rye quiet
ana steady; No. ?. 81; receipts. 4ON bushels
Hrain hfreichts strong and higher: steamer to
Liverpool per bushel. 61sd. Cork for orders. per
quarter, As; I'd. and is. iOisd. Cotton unchanged
Flour unchanged. Cotton nominal: middliDg
uplsnds. s7sc. Provisions firm mess pork. ali:
bulk meats, loose shoulders, sic: long clear
DC clear rib sides. nc sugar picked should
ers' &C.; sugar cured smoked shoulders. So
hams small. lll4c large. lOAc Lard-Rehned,
So crude. &C.. Butter firm and unchanged.
Coffee firm; Rio csrgoes. fair, lie; No ?,
isSto. sugar steady; grannlated. 90 Whisky
hrm; Unchanged. Peanuts unchanged. No
stocks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Clarksyilic, Tenn.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Nov. Our receiuts in
October were is5 hogshea Is; receipts for wear
ending November lst. 23Oc9: sales In October
I3)l; sales for year ending November ist . 2i6:
stock on hand November /, ls9l. 4Y}2: stocks on
hanl November i, 1880, 1851. our saies for The
week ending today We're ie3 hogsheads The Of
ferngs consisted mainly of common and me-
dunn leaf hut few Jugs appeai ing The mar
ket was firm and unchanged without any new
features Of note. The weather has turned cool.
but continues excessively dry. The hAnnfny
planters in dreai II ire The cropis deficient
ia the usual stemming grades. and the make of
strips may not exceed one-half OF the moderate
mako of the past season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Rlnhest Closfn,


ST. Loris Mo. Nov. 6-Flour higher with
light trading. patents. si5O98.65: s1tYA fancy.
s. 25V1435. fancy, 81 qt44O5. choice. s8,4s Gl.
family. sS.25G3iO. Wheat strong and higher;
November, 95ltc., nominal; December. y7ltc.:
May, 81 .039t bid. Corn higher: November 48ssc
nominal: year, 42ltc bid. January 40 asked.
May, 1890. bid. Oats firm: November. sic. bid,
May, 3y4c. bill. Pork Standard mess. 50 2IS
lard-Prime steam. $3.50. Dry-salted meats
Shoulders. sac; longs g., Qt6l4c clear ribs
G. ss6Ac.. shorts. 6l4963tc. Bacon Boxed sbnnl-
dcrs, &C longs, use, clear ribs, 1850: shorts.
Il a -Atc ' ~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Nheat-Whest wss activ,
and strong to-day, closing 25sa23lc higher
The most important factors were the confined
dronght Throughout the winter wheat bolt. the
Receipts. So cars
Corn-Corn advanced lSa7tc on reported
active export demand Receipts $50 cars
Oats-Oats were strong for the Same reason as
corn, and closed Is,sssc. higher. Heceipts. s5O
cars.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were firm. in SYM
pathy with corn but fluctuations we're heht.
Pork and lard gained 211a5c Ribs closed IN
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Now YorL cn,tnn NIL.

NO iohn, Noy. 5-Messrs Hubbard. Price
- decli,nil iher cotton circular to.nicbt ssv,
Igereo1 a ne opening Of from s-6I to "a IN
there gavs 80 morn NJ and weak closing
been -, DIV 1lw,ithsisnding tho market here have
Of lbon, IsD ,ut conspicuous weakness. A decl1no
b. further k1int. Al The opening was FOLLOWED
oc.scE prices 49,, VI ZONE Tour points, but by 2
recoye,ad efS,ra decline having beon 1nrfiai ii
position ~ :, nero 10 here growing ,ndis.
ihert ,elI,nao now the market further down by
uulA after tie publication OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

VIII ron heed tho warninQ-ths sieusI. per-
bsps. OF the sure approach Of that moro terrible
disease, Consumption7 Ask yourselves I you
60 run tho risk and do nothing for H. We fnoW
from experience that shiloh's Cure viii cure
your cough Itnever fails This explains why
year. IL relieves Group and Whooninr Courh
AZ once. Mothers, do not be withoutit Sample
bottles Tree sold by Bodeker brothers and
n. N. shields a Co.. corner Of Fifth and Mar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup Ia. been used
for children teothing. Ii sootbcs tho child,
softens the gums, .allays all pain. cures wind
TWeuty. live cents q bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Spot cotton in moderate
demand and easier. middling uplands. 49ld
Sales. 1000 bales Futures weak: November.
December. - a: pecember-JAuuary. 4 ~ Ga:
JanuAry-February, ss-6f; February March
yi.h4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Graln and Cotton Erchnnrn.
RICHMOND VA, November 6, 1891.

HchMoND' "a, November 6, 1891.
ofFEEIN0s
cetest-3fe2 bushels.
,erne21sJ bushels.
Pill Ohll-l2 tons.
SAILS.
nhtat-2s92 bushels.
'ofa-,ls bushels.
ma QUOTATIONS.
a. "'in.e,ai,-longberry. o. 10 siOs; mixed o., "a
Con M cry s5c. 10 sioi; No. Z rod. sI0s
ts..t. mo, virginia. new. $50 10 &c. No
o. t,c-i no. mixed. &c TO sc
TF.,' ior seed. 45c 10 50c. wv " 'o0''
"ye-s<c. 10 0sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov '6.-Pork-Regular sS75a
Q; family. slO.25Ql05O. Iard-kettls dried
tst&s44c. Bacon-Short clear sides, 7}sg7Lc
Nhisky-Sales, o35 barrels at si.is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov 6.-Wheat-No. . red.
sjs9sc; No. red. gl9q5c in car loads; from
wagons, 9ia97c. Corn-Nhite sacked and deliv-
cred Ia depot, &c; mixed. bic; bulk corn &c.
loss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

CUARIEsrON, 8. c., Nov. 6.-Rosin steady,
strained. $40. TurpentIne steady AZ 9.lte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Nothing Ike it for dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. Simmons Liver Regulator is o safe.
sure cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

The Times Want Column.
Those who have used this column claim that
the effect has been eminently satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

You CAS BREAK UP BAD CoLD by tho
timely use of DR.. ID. Jaynes Expectorant. an
old and popular medicine for Sore Lungs and
Threats. and the best of all cough remedies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

IIles Pilesi Ifching PI+.
SYMPTOMS: Moisture: intense itching and sting
ing; most ~ night; worse by scratching. IN al
lowed 10 continne tumors form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
Swayne's ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation. and in most cases removes
cents Or. SwAyno Son philadelphia.
When you feel uncomfortable about tho
stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator.