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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
THE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA SUNDAY FEBRUARY 81 1892

Instruments and tho dancing was introduced
with a grand march lod by Mr.. A.. n. Neal
ana MISS jamie Smith. The Young men and
many older ones PLAYED the part of modest
inaidons, and the fair ones did the hOnOrs anu
courtesies of tho evening.
The dancing was somewhat on the old
fashioned order. there being waltzcs. polkas
and %iancers. and las; but not least. the old
fashioned Virginia reel. At II o'clock tho
curtain on the stage roso. displaying a magni-
lccnt table laden with the dellcacies OF the
season. These were served % the gentlemen
by dainty hands. After supper q charming
german was led by Miss Maria Seldom, which
was generally declared 20 be tho most de-
light!ul social event Of the season.
Friday evening the Cadets OF the Danville
Military Institute gave tie first hop in the
history OF tho institution. 10 was n well az
ranged affair and a very charming success in
every particular.
-.
There was q topic party" a, tho residence
Of Captain q. n. Watt. south Main street.
Thursday evening, and IT was q very enjoya-
bic affair aud WAS attended ly "a large aud
happy sssemblage Of young people. From 3
20 II o'clock the following topics were dig
cussed: The Ground Hog" Our Next Press
dent Dancing" Church Voluntaries."
Clubs" Tobacco. " The Aurora Boreaiis."
"Chih's Insult Novel Reading Mar
rage" &c.
The discussions were very interesting. and
the young folks enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
Miss Hattie Harrington has returned from q
pleasant trip North.
Mr. j. b. Moore. who attended tho pythian
Grand Lodge at Leesburg, has returned home
delighted with the trip.
Mrs. G.. {. Dula. after a pleasant visit 10
relatives IN Missouri. is at home again.
Miss Birdie Neal IS visiting friends IN Rich
mond.
Miss Maggie Walden. Of Manchester, is the
guest of Mis-. J. +. Harrison.
Colonel John 5. Cunningham, of Person
county. n. O., spent q portion OF the week III
the city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Scales. wife Of the late ex-Gov-
ernor Scales. Of North Carolina, Will reside in
tins city with her daughter, Mrs. John n.
Wyllie.
Mr.. Lewis b. Kohee and wife, Of Baltimore,
are visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Q. Berkeley enter
tanned a few Of their friends at 6 O'Clock din
ner Tuesday e%ysning. The guests we're
Messrs. c.. OD. Lee and J.. II. Boreton. Of
baltimore; Mrs. Carrie II. Harrison and John
$. Harrison, of Charles City county. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
5. Copeland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

The only case before this court yesterday
vas that OF Jake White lcolorsdl. who WAS
convicted OF petit larceny and sentenced 10
fifteen days in jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

others whlcn we Know IVV y =,
was opened with the ES Mr. s' 10. lane
S Ie IN his usual skiliul manner, and was a
most brilliant occasion. Many iair strangers
were present, and all of the usual dancers IN
our midst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
Danville.

DANvILLE. Va. Feb. 2O.-lSpecial. THE
leap-year party given at Masonic Hall Thurs
Gay evening was al unexpected and very
novel affair. 1t was only a few days ago that
Misses Fannie Haryie. jamie Smith. Matte
N.ar2 and several others decided 10 Give
this party. They were assisted in making
tAeir arrangements by Mrs. Fernall. Mrs. n"
a. Weller and others. and the last named
Deing honored with the leadership she took
matters IN hand. and that fact Of itself was
sufficient 10 guarantee success. Artistic
o4Ius a. invitation were sent out, and Of
curse the attendance was large. Misses
JAMIE smith, Matte Clark. Fannie Harvie,
~ SAME Aison. acting as floor committee.
,..s'iiDuied beautiful souvenir programmes to
A'So tie musicians struck their striused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

George w. Parker has entered suit against
Alice Parker for divo.~-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

Miss Mary Mason Anderson was 'at nome
on Tnesdav afternoon when one Of the most
ENJOYABLE and brilliant informal receptions OF
the season was given. The spacious drawing
rooms we're crowded with charming guests,
amono whom were many young men. Inc
most pleasing feature Of the occasion was Tue
vocal music, delightfully."- rendered. 10y
Miss Marion Kemp OF New lotA, IL.
Dec9.rr Axtell and Mrs. James Allison. all OF
whom have such rare sweet voices. Mrs'
Anderson and Miss Anderson were assisted IN
dong the honors by Miss Emma Barasdale'
of Ashland. Miss Kemp aud Mss McAnerny,
Of New York; Misses Ellen hooson' beFte
Wexford. George BlankonshiP, Maggie or
CURSOR and Engie Tenant, OF fetersOurS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
OorlS Uanlcu
Males.

Males
YOUNG MAN. Acquainted with onice
n work. inGeying. catalOgnlng OF 1Oia-
rles pfOOfTeading, foreign languages,
wants employment: ALL taxes Jobh is
thoroughly acquainted with ancient o. 90
called ''bl.pkn DuiTh n-hutcI1pI, ~
ccllrnt references; moderate. salary. "A
drers RELIABLE. Boa q. Tribune once.
IN EXPERIENCED cOunefclal travel.
"A Ter wants something 10 sell Oh salary or
rou,t,I sslou no matter what II IL we"ns
money: no choice Of territory. Addr"-s.
giving full particulars, 4. l.. NJ, Tribune
YOUNG MAN. Is years old wishes a
n situation In any KIND OF al oflce. Ad.
dress x. NJ. H.. Box TO- Tribune ONCE.
sTFNoGRAPHER Of education and
a experience desires permanent employ
nent; t. thoroughly qualified IN legal and III
ernfy work a. well az coiwti Ond ence
owns typewriter. Aan'ess EAfEhiENOE'
Box 9, Tribune ONE.
yoTTyG MAN t22), well-educated with
A hest of reffIonces and securities desires
na.jtian In reliable mercantile house, with
Nominal salary and opportunity for advance
u,-nt Address y W, Box 30, Tribune
once.
AMERICAN MAN. % years old.
"A would Ike a position at anything "
t,nst strictly Temperate. Address JACOB
MNCkEY. care Of Ellis, 2l4 fAst 71th-st.
A MHITIoCS. sober AMI industrious young
"A man. ace ~, Mlsr, Iy,i.on oest
reierencc. II. w. 400 West lJList.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Oressmakin1.

II pNi4 OIL. Fashionable Dressmak-
*. er.-St ct. evening and ta'lOf-Hsde
dresses eAgant de-igns perfect 1T price
moderate. iIS Wet 20th-st.
NJ SIOOh. ft-h.onebl.. dfessnakef, 224
w. West 21st--t.-Ail the lotess -tyIes
perfect IL end finish; moderate prices.
NlME. y. MICHEL DUREAND. Par.sien
l't dfesshaker 40 West 17th.st near
shave, has on hand all he neWe~t styles
and designs from Paris taxes new order.
MI LIE. BAUENON Importer 7O6 Modi-
A'1 sOn-sVe.. near O3d ST. II andsome paris
costumes. wrp~, also ladies' material.
made from sl5 up.
- EAL GARMENTS repaired; summer
- prices. Mr.. BARKER ITO West
39'h-st., II years with George Smith,
Regent-st., London. and Gunther's 5th-avo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Dressmakins.


nSr,e-rrC DKTSSMA kING.-Evening
"A esgns for Young ladies specially, IN
1.uuue designs, at shor notice aga mqaes'
e a.. sr6arser goods purchased II deslIsa.
Mrs. McELROY. 81 East Jth'st' opp'''''
peanlng's. -.
0,rTsTIC DEEsSM perfect NJ
a ~ ~ cos,nmss ia ket-, and Wraps
haas .ome dresses for s12. Nine o"EN'
9G2 West 23s.st.
FIIsT.CLAss, fashionable dressm"Ssr
a ,vonld IKE a few more good c9stom'is
charges moderate, frsm 60 MoLLho' i''
East 52d-st.
a. pESSNAKEK. - stylish. experience
ID attsp can give best OF refsren9nss
,.rpos a. 20 a day. Addres, y D., boN
I45' Tribune Branch Office. 5o4 3d-aSe,
HFssM AKING. taiii of,i,gpv
~ suits, IRON si2 NJ ara and -eccpE.
ION cresse, at equally Jaw prices hoNA"'
.3 East 2Uth'sL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Uork Wnnleo.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY having seven y,srs' eA-
a rrt. .a-.. b. drug bu-In -- ara being CON.
p.llrd, through deaA. 70 kce! hon7r. M"ul1
.ac power ~ nv a. Hi'1i NJ 20 81 -
!ouc. Address MAUD % Oafnew--I'
LIooNtn.
1 ADY .tenoclopAor and ivy writer d.
l. sifc, ul-it..u, take dlc'1tl1n d.rrri ~
l.lrA.nc. LAPEltI. 10 Lld'ft-st, Bfook'
Ign.
,rINOGEAFIflR pod 90 typeNi.ting
= accurate Ca. apbl wiling 10 aE-ist
il once Work Ind wafg- 20 o,c TX eH'hce'
Adlie.- Nil, 4. T., 40 West %5d'st.
SIINp1RArTf snd rYpEw RITTER.
- Lady; E"ning'on 30 :; cY.h rncH'
.apia accurate salary, Flo Adhfess ID.
G. O.. 90 ilcrAImer-st. Bro0klyn.
l,rI NOGEAPiIEK.-S wo,d,, Remington !
- ca handle large cO.Ie-llO.. drncc higneat
f,.erenceb. aa'sfy $50 private secretary.
ACADEMIC Tribune Omco.
TYPEWRITER, copying every descrip-
\ ton. accu ately ami promptly executed.
$50 Las. 5oth.st.
TYPEwRITINq neatly and promptly
rHOAtS HALL dealer IN typewriter sup
plies etc, $50 Broadway. corner l+th-st. =.
Room q.
1 Uptown once,
IL -
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until 9 o'clock. y. IL.
AT BRA SCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received A. regular Office
rates untu y. ~ w.
DID StL-ayc., >. .. cor. or 23d-st.
152 Oth-aNe,, cor l2th--L 800
iT5 CoIumI,i--a,e., near West GSth-st
Io6 West 4Id st., near CM-aNe.
20 West 1ith-st, near 5th-sse
oSS W,.t 12d-st. bet TN and Sth ayes.
IsT 4th.aVe cor. lfW--t.
* Nd sVe., between 10th and nth SIS.
1 323 10 ave, between ,pul ana |oh sb'
,d2J 3d.aNc.. noar 0l.t--t
7os lrraNe., near oJLl-hJ
'4fn 9a.gVe corner 47th-st.
~ yd.aVe.' near EaEt J1th-st.
70 Ayenue 4, betHeen 81 and fth AYES.
1S1 tnurch..t bet Warren aud Cham.
bsrs sts.
60 Libefty--t,, near BrOacway
HARLEM OFFICES
lsO East l2jth-st., near slave
1S3 Wet I2bth.st bet 7th and Stn ayes
BEOOKLYS OFFlCLs:
Y97 Fulton-st. 90 Court-st., SOB De kalb-
ave. go BedtOd-ave., - B'wuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Real estate ilJanteo.

AT MONTCLAIR, y. j.. on long lease u
n responsible tenant. unfinished mouse,
ul2rs 10 TALIAFERBO & FOCIZ, @1s
Broadway.
CMALL CULTURED NEW-FNGLASD
- FAMILY desires furnished house 70 .
year terms moderate; references exthonstd.
ADDRESS W., Tribune Uptown once. ~
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
anfnrnisbe6 apartments Orient

II = SMALL. neat American or German
4 family With sOoa references Dentist
WI eve free rent In exchange for board
and oolce cleaning. 912 6th-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
60 Get for Business PURPOSES

nFFICE. with show window, Oh Lib rty.
" st. Inquire of G.. 5. BoICE. corhef
store No. l20.
Xix LOFTS TO LET.-Gooi location !:
~ steon power; heat, elevator, good light:
Leonard. near Centre-st. c. III. SIMMONS,
10 Ccntre-st.
C0 MAIDEN LANE.-Building through
W. to Liberty-st. new inside. HEN N
X. KING, A. CecaP-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Gounirp Real estate Go Get

- ERKSHIRE HILLS.
ID Desirable furnished houses With all
modern improvements. ~ rent for the sum
Jner; saiubrious climate. pure water, good
WRIGHT, Gc0t harrington Mass.
u Asst GRANGE. -New-Iersey properties
IL for sale or rent al stations. ,. ID.
tDNDlT Brick Church Station, y. J.
ID DOM WITH POWER % rent IA first
II class building goo lir.f. 40
y BRITAIN KNITTING COMPANY,
New Britain. Conn.
SsUMMiT y. J-Furnishsd ard unfur-
- nlsted houses TO ler, season o. year.
also desirable improved and unlmprov'd
properties for sale. +. @. POTTER, Oppo-
site station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Citn Real estate for Salt.

HOUSES FOR SALE.-An cabinet tan;
III 3 and story bOnse, $40 900 b $40
g3d-st, SHAVE. and l04u-st
I)Q Th-sT Is TS q EAST near SD,
brownstone dwellings all modern improve
1.nte and eouvenlenees: decorated; ga-
fixtures. &c. title uaranteed IS per cent
nav remain on mortgage ~ per cent:
care,sker on lFcmises. JOHN w. PRISON,
149 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Ofice.
] ,142 Dioadwat "a doof north OF 3Ist-st
Adycft iscn en.s AID SUITS E.ptons
receNe' r77f7 until o'clock. y. N.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisg4~Ht- Pee eiy'd 40 OCULAR oiLcc
rates until y. n, w
o5f Sth-aNr =. q. cor o. Zoi-st
- 0th-aNc.. COZ. l2tn--t
is Columbus-sve.. near West Ceth-st.
lOs West 4ld-st, near Ctn-sEt.
20 We. l4th--r., near 5tl-aYe.
a5S Wet l2d.,t BE- IN and sth ayes
IJi 4ui-aNe.. cor. 14M--t.
/ .s3s $e-age. between 1eg!!Aa ang9 155Ma -.
] c29 @d-atc, near 6lsi--t
j 700 l-f-efe., near sath-s,
$50 3d-INc., corner isth-...
554 8Q-aNe., near Fs'i 5lth-st
- Avenue A. between 30 and fth ave,.
l40 Cnurch-et.. bet. Warren ana Cham'
90 Littr,y.st.. near Broadwsy.
HARLEM CfFltls
100 East !2Ith.-t. near 3d-aNe.
.43 Wet 1eah..t. b.t. IN aud sth aves
BRO0HLYS OFFICES
wv FultoD..t. ~ tou-- / sos De Kalb-
ave. $50 BediOrd-a'e.. 10 B'"ay.
NO ROPE MAKERS who vii .et up
1 4,d operate :, ant for Tie manufacture
Of cotton roTn and tNInc ! VII .lst
cxceu.d Inducements. VIM WORTH
MANNING. canton. Tex.
w ANTED.-F Fair capital % nanufnrtur'
.,l1 bv graecrs. .tovt- dealer and hnrc 1rs
men htehly profitable; c-'lblisned trade 3
~ reference. RADFH. . 2GS S'h.aN'.
A;ANFTD.-Pertner si'h - coo OF $500
W % give rXtut'nn {" Legitimate uenu-
featuring furniture busin"s. Apply CoLoN
81 Broadway.
~ ono TO $1,000 cPHTGAL caAtu
~, UOO wanted le-t reference; az AZ
ne Security 200 " 700 pei cent p!"ni
riven Address FINANCE. - ChrFch-,t
c,o nno TO $50 cOo.-An active busi-
SIU, UUU nos man want. 70 invest
,r"nufsrtuTinV proferred 10 replies viii b.
,o.iccd that do not .tste Kind Of business
no bro' cps p O. BOX LIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Citn Real estate Go fct.

HOUSES TO let nfurnished and FUR
~ ntshcd desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. S29 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
Gelp manieo.

A ;ENTs AND CANVAssEI-s male OF
n female; s. 70 81 daily proht sure
experience unnecessary; no taiSins 70
ficulsr, address l. PUTNAM CO.. Wes'
Winsted. Conn.
A GENTS. general aud special, wanted Tor
~ Few territory; pune he insurance
ly.cavest Known STATE anthoilt, irsko"'
,,ble management; ff-efNe fund ful! cla!Ii +,
pad only q, assesl nents tot3i sL,1 inS "a,
sof rrsuoudeuce invited. THE fROVIDENI
AID SOCIETY, Portland. Me.
~ YOU an. seeking employment uf any d.
l -cript.nn from ol'ID" manager. ri"rN col
lrcfof, .ale-n an 10 vat hman, plr.', an e.
JanltOr. rnglay..r. fireman, Goa hHoii, s~blr,
man. u.rfiil-mau. iarmhHnG ana uII'"
r1urIc 4dvert.sr ia 'Sfhr New YORK 'ni-
lofe end Employers Guide" ahd .ecure tIe
alNant4y,- u t4ie free empl0i neht pur' AZ =
new orders every mail hundreds proc ufs "a
9-5 WasbiugtOn-st Newark. y. J. IND
III R-nAdWs,. Sew-N ork. cor. vth--t.
IFYOU arr seeking employment a, cnsl-
neeI d. eIlau. noft'I. va hh.,h ~
tor goodman -fah.enan. fam hand, 10 I'll
man. o.. u,affl.d Douplc. adNcrti-" " he
Nrw.YoIk Ga1ctfc and EmpOlrTs puiu'
and secure service u Nrcc Luplol Incht
RW,sp;' hund ID 80 mr." ty!.rr3rt IL
-ifiurs. Information fr,r. HA/fl = ~ =
ELNT. 70 B.oadva, Branch Office. 30
Nl-tingfpu--t., News 4.
Tte.T',oPorfTAS AOENCY. macy y-afs
vi .stIbl .h.d reliable and very ~ So "a
~ placing men IN good pos ton' orders e0l,
ha.p: part.lula- attention given y peter
o. to-it,ors MFTP6POLITAS EN-.
rL0VMFN1 AGTN5Y no B-oafwny.
t,rANTTD. -Rov 10 feea cyl'nder printns
W pre-. Arpis 80 a. m.. - N~t-I ~.
TxrA%rED Young nan a. Ike charge u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
flats 90 frt, ,1nfnrnisbeo

+ LATS TO LET -Unfurn-shed and fus.
hlshsd desirat 10 10 atioIis. FOLSOM
bNO HERS, SZG Broadway.
M OPERATE RENTs-single nat.. seven
AVE- large rooms and bath, all Improve.
Mgnts only refined families received no
children. Mrs. PIERCE, 800 hast ll9th-st.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
Lax broadway, I'd door north OF 3lstst
AeNctnsements and subsc rpuOns
received there until 9 O'Clock, D. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received al REGULAR olHcs
rates until s D. m. viz:
254 sul-ave.. =. e. cor. Of 23d.-t.
~ ULh-sNe., cor. 12th-st
10 (oIuinbus-aVe., near West 6stl-st
LOG West f2d-st., near 0th-aVe
20 West lSth.-t,, near 5th-aVe
=Sl West 42d-st, bot tn and 9Th ayes
l21 tth-aye., cor. l4th.st
,J5S 81 ave, between 10th and 77th SITS
333 "a ave, between T5th and 76th sts.
l,QS6 Sd-ave., near elst-st
LOS 1sl-aNe.. near S3th IT.
go 3d.ave., corner i1th.st.
O0f so ave- near Eatt 31th-st.
12 Avenue A. between 81 and 4th aves.
l$S Chufcn.,t., bet. Warren and Cham.
SO Lib9rty-st., near Broadway.
1se East 125l1.st, neat 3d-ave
2'S Wet nR }RS 't 6rft iRc Esc 9Th avo'
397 Fulton-st.. 60 Ceg,-st.. sos De Kslb-
ave. 1890 Bcdfo,d.aye., 10 B'way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25

Give Thsir ideas In Regard :" the Prices
ofCotian IN the future.

give Thsir ideas In Regard =" the Prices
OF ouon III the Fnture'
NV ORLEANS. IA, Oct e4.-lSpooiaLl
--McElroy & Gilbert sayi s.
Fnturss-All eyes were turned towards
IJverpool this morning 20 see what re-
snonse would be made TO the advance moro
~ Saturday ana 10 the exceedingly heaVy
falling Of IN the crop movement a. SHOWN
by last weeks report. The pubic WI
doomed 10 disappointment, rs Tue greAts9t
irnnroveneut there was only 2-6l ana ms
,Sas more than lost before the closing, the
iast nriee being 1854 below Saturday.
snotq-- Notwtthstai d up showed strength
MAJ vas hardly expected 10 view OF the
dierouraging course or futures, aad an iiu-
,,,,ce ~ .i6c was established, with sales
81 TO- 90 bales. On this side the genetAlly
colder weather and pr, spocts OF frtst 20
night served 70 keep our atkeI heauy ioI
a mort while after the opening, but the
heavy reeeipts ~ Galveston and New Or
leans caused steady downward course,
,~hlch was prt cpltated into
heavv drop by the estimate Of
~ OOi bales here for tomorrow. Tue
Increased movement a. Galveston ana
New orleans 70 some extent ogrlns
the termination Of the santa re slIlAs
which released the accumulated receipts
I'm, IN iins OF the road for the past week,
hnt mainly the natural result OF tho. late
S S1s u4 sales Of T. Q. b. cotton which is
now finding an onilet tniodgn
ne norris Tho greatest decline
eStablished here was sixteen points below
satnrdayis closing, but the same depres-
.ion was short lived As the day wore on
,clegrams from numerous Texas points
,sers received all indicating frost Tor 10
nigbt Freezing temperature was reported
from Amarillo IN the Panhandle, " de-
erees NJ y. m. at Wills Point, and even
Noe Braunfeis, only thirty miles
from san Antonio, anticipates
frost Despite the general skepliolsm on
cold wave predictions, after the failure OF
several Of late propheciei 70 materialiie,
the Tore continues 70 improve and we
e,osed dnally At 8 points below Saturday
sales, 1903, 700 bales;
Spot sales were large again today, the
agoregate being 7D0 bales Of which 900
baies were from factors tables. Spot
narketS throughout the south continue
STEADY 70 arm With no reduction Ia quota
tons. - 30,
HALLS ngslnst 77,n00 last year. We run
asrinst as 600 bales tomorrow, against
which New Orleans Is already credited
with % COO bales expected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25

Other Produce and Provision hAFkc1
sr Iou1s. Nc. Oct. --Flour-Easy
and unchanged, Patents, 81 5hi fancy, " 70
as 30; fancy, y iO42 sJi choice " -
al 4O; family 81 OO@3 10.
Wheat-Opened irm advanced 3GGhc,
hui lost II ALL a rally later sent prices up
again, aud finished S9ko above SATURDAY.
cash. csc; October. 664c, November,
DC. December, 6a9sc bid May, &c asked.
Corn-Moved along the same line as
wheat, and closed ss94e above SATURDAY
cash, 37l4c; October, 31llci November
ss@c; December g71sci year, s'jSe' May
6ats-Higher and active; Cash, CSC;
October, 27J5c November, 2ssfci May,
'' Corn meal-steady at 81 s59l 90
Whisky-Quiet at 81 10.
Bagging-S5 Is.
iron cotton ties-$l 10
Pork~Higher; jobbing, Sc s5@l3 90.
Lard-Higher, IS 5O@s rs, according TO
qI Dry salt meats Shoulders 1Oose) 30 10
Longs and ribs 81 70.
shorts. s. 10.
pacon1 Shoulders, 81 30; longs, IS 75i
ribs. s. sIL shorts 50 1899 -.
uams-Sugar cured. 81 5O6el2 So
K,Ns1s CRY. Mo-, Oct 24.--Wheat-
Corns@Firmer: No mixed, 349s g35jlci
No. white, 35iftd85Hc
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct A..-Sugar-
Steady at following quotations; New cen
,rifugnis plantation grown, 45-l6948c;
an az 4. choice white, 4; on white, $40
Az. gray white, 3jf@31oi choice yellow
elsrihed. 8I6m8Rc. prime do, o6-lbte
s7-i6c; on DO. 9ss@3 l.l6ci seconds, ZIG
Be-; refining grades, lSGSAci others IN
changed. ,,.,,i. ,.i.,. ao,a
sic; syrun, e2.gSsc.
Nrw YoRK. Oct A.Mheat-Spots
Dali and easier; No. red,''c elevator
options opened firm and altsneea On LOT
efyn buvinr. frmer, weak anu reports OF
S,s,ntb I. 5ecllned on full receipts Of increase
In qtoelss and visIbles, easier cables aud
savorable weather; reacted on covering
aaS closed steady at unchanged prices 70
ai,e LAME. No. 2 red, October, re; De-
~ r. Ssr ;Ic; January, sos{c; May, Sc.
1S.,1 Sr,oi nrnier and dun; No. red
tsSffasO, eleyaior; options moderately
ae,sve ana higher following west and on
rcnsris al rata closing hrmi November
nc December, 5i1scin lay' ~ ,-,s.o
Coaes-Options opentA =. ~ avi1S809
lint. an. ana closed lrm AZ y9(gO1 points
~ Snies ~. $50 bags, Including October,
~ safi5 40: NoIUmber, Si5 lbBl5 0i
49, ber. fi5 oogl5 10; January, ~ s0l9
~ m. Eehruary. 9i4 30; March. Sis Jog
y ~ Anil sil e5; Mag, sli 55gil 20.
~ e ri rio-Firner and quiet No z, lb4
is sts,s,..r-pull and Brmi rsn1ed, aru and
srs active; fair reclining, Bel csntri-
pal..sis 81 test, S7-leo; refined steAay
~ a 4 e-i5E4 rs; mould a. 700 o-io9i
sisndard A, fis-i5sz9ei ooniectionesJ e. q
.u.Isakoi utlcaf, 5-lcsssfi crl.9ea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25
HEAVY BUYING
or Shares on Mail and Tele-
graphic Orders.
A RISE ALL ALONG THE LINE;
Call Money Closed at and Commercial
Paper Was In Favor Railroad Bonds,
Nov England Shares
Specially.
on the Course OF the Cotton Market
Futures and spots

on the Courss OF the Cotton Market.
Futures and spots
NEw ORLBLSs, La, Oct A-Atwood,
Violet & Co, says;
Futures-A Liverpool cable to-day says
the decline from the opening there was due
70 bearish cables from this market The
long interest also realized heavily On THIS
side and what promised 10 be here a
day Of higher prices was turned
into one OF decentralization az ONT time,
partly duo 10 the expectation Of q, 900 bales
due here to morrow, against 5ioOu bales
iast year There was a recovery, however,
Of 10 points here from the lowest and
we close 8 lower than last Saturday
night Liverpool cloasd dun los lower
than yesterday, but spots were up l-l6
The recovery was partially que 70 reports
OF the threatened frost Ia various parts OF
Texas and az Memphis To what extent
I.iyerpool will be affected by these reports
another day will tell The one oortAin ele-
ment IN speculation all feanhe y
there are more buyers than sell
ers the market VIII advance
and II more sellers than buyers the reyerse
taiEea place II only temporarily, and TINS ap-
niies. A we have seen lately, no matter how
strong the statistical position may 70 aa
We present IT. aud also apple, 70 ether
bullish or bearish features no matter how
decided II may be- Speculation
often gets contrary 70 the course
II should take and AZ an insianee eouAys
tunrket as on illustration. Inc Inue keho-
rally expected higher market AZ ROUND.
We give the conditions daily Nhetlef Dull.
ish or boariah Whist the uafNot .houA
dc aRder certaiH eoaditloAs - oHs 'N'nf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25

NEw YoRK. oct. "a Especial. l-stocks
aud honda closed AT tho following prices
bid:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25

banks Saturday and the heavy trnnio re-
ported by officials Of western roads contrib
uted 10 worry bouyant speculation az the
New York stock exchange today TrAns.
actions reached the unusually heavy total
Of 453, l8l shares. There was rush 70 buy
at tho opening, q large number Oi mail and
telegraphio orders having accumulated
since 1huraday last. The execution OF
these orders ied to a sharp rise which was
well maintained despite heavy real N1tions.
Reactions at no time were important and 10
closing dealings the market received add
tional Impetus from purchagers OF large
blocks OF New England The general
market closed active and strong al top
figures,
Railroad bonds strong in tone.