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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
WYE gAzEIIE FI. MoRrH TExAs FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3 1893

TUESDAY evening. W.
i,,,, ntlnent V unqpcstionahiy buliish.
nut tAe advance here today has been
+, nal.e loo ,fanld for Liverpool, ncccsI-
la,lhs an advance there of 5-ii ~ make
ours hold For that reason We shonid
nVi oe surprised 10 see some reaction
"a me morning here followed hy higher
prISes' should tie Interior and port re.
cents continue on the same small scale
Is today. We are Therefore in bSyor
OF buying on snch depressions.
~, hApotters are actively IN the market.
hey We're eyneG Vi Va bny freely during
,he last halt Of October. but cvidciitly
postponed their nurchascs which they
are now engaged in making 10 IN thoir
contracts for shipment.
tort receipts Today were 10000 bales
as@inst in,000 bales last YEAR. W
ooNS"W orleans expects tomorrow H..
ago. 'V''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

dozen

onVpf g ELS -pne-nNund. per Dozen
"veS AZ. :. per dozen. 81. 81.
FISH Alaska No. / salmon. per dos.
Sl.f9i Columbia river No l salmon,
q, doz. Si.i0; lib, Mackercl. per doz..
Slg1,2, american sardinrs, las per case
Slaa0.
MEATS .Pottcd ham, 1-iha per dos,
90; p9tted ham, LIB, per dozen,
Si'YV' tcnna sausage i.2lh, per dozen
Sl2a, Vienna sausage. Lib, per dozen,
500 lunch tongue, lib per doxen,
As9; clipped beef, i.2lb,, per do2en,
SSii3,0; chippel beef, lib, per doreu,
a NEGErABLES-3lb tomatoes, Sl.25i
~ tomatoes. 81 10; 2-lb corn, choice.
Stu ~ corn, fancy. Sl3o; lib string
ueens W: 2lh marlowiat ucis. Sl.25,
CALIFORNIA FRUITS . 1-2lh,
n,eSaSnlcs, $50; 2 LIB. aptlrots SiSJ,
i..lb. pears. S2.25; 21.2lh pmms.
~ nj lib. nuscat grapes. 81 -;
LIB wliiic cherries. 81 hO.; I'm
black cherries, 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

!, NUTS .Aimonds. new soft-.hen, pcr
" 10 lie walnufs, PER To- extra large
lse hlherts, per pound, ~ i,c;
Hrasis per H., No. crop. y e, re-
cans, nov crop, S i.amDc; peanuts, fan
C Willie mr. sack, Parrptt brand. Sc;
cliniee white. brass brand, 20. roasted
whlin hest qualify. Toe.
DRIED FRUITS 1Mrkish prnncs. per
pound ~; French. nos. lids. h6-pnnnd
hoNeS lur. California, zoe. zoos 2a.lh.
nsoS,,gN zoe; IQs, SOS, lie; COS. .tns. lie;
SSanlnrnlo eyaporated apricotss 2o-ponnh
poNss Pc. ID. II Ice; L. L. raisins.;;
cro"ns go per boz; L. l., raisins, !,
upples, h0-pound boxes. II l-.ci choice
prime. ou-nound boxes, 1uc rcr pound;
cnrrants' IN barrels 3-i6fGc per pound;
enrfah''' IN boxes, q i-2c per pound,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

Retail Brligenor,. ear lots, 81 %.
. 90 lotion. STA. 1-1ni.. $500. Meal.
lister, Jenny Lind f.0gsr. Maitland.
Robinson aud Malsenburs Goals car lots.
500, = to lotion lots. $40, one ton,
ait1 onc-half ION, SAdl; Monarch,
Victor. Santa Clara and ilmoro Goals
two tons. Stia1; one ton, 5000; one.half
ton, $3.50: iriar Creek aud MaIamcs
coal, car lots, Si.oJ 10 in.iOu lots
yh50 two tons, S575; one ton. $500.
one-half ion. Sl2h; Monarch egg. car
lots. S1.aa; 9 to i0toa lots $3.50; ,sln'
Sit 90; 3 TO lotion lots, Sl2Tl, single
ton, $500; anthracite (OmlM 10 10
ton hts Sn00' single tons. $500 one
hnlf ton $500, slack. 400; carloads.
SS9l; lhurheI car lots. Sl1n pcr ton:
Cameron. per ton, $500; two tons, ST.I5;
To 10 tons $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
A NEW YORK OPINION.

Special to The Gazette.
New York. Nov. atwood. Violet
y Co. say. We have given Of nJe what
was better than opinions ana that Is a
great many reasons, statistical and other
wise. why cotton should advance. and q
is therefore very gratifying tn find orr
views 50 strongly Endorsed as they have
been by he advance of yesterday and
to-day, and though the Improvement of
yesterday was small. Ill helped 10 create
u further short interest. which was very
largely dddcl 10 this morning, so that the
Improvement began after l. O'Clock. /,
did not ,tkc long 10 develop considerable
hear anxiety, and the market closed
Ii points higher than last night
oar Information which We have
gwen through ths medium for
several days has been entirely con-
irmcd, numoly 4 light port movement
with d prObgbl" interior lighter even Than
,he expectations of saturday last, aud
from Texas our gdvircS are still further
confirmed rs 10 tue probable yield of
shat state. and q letter of saturday last
from one Of The leading colt
ton. buying firms IN that state says:
I'VE look for lighter receipts ia Texas
aud don; think we cII exceed a crop
over lu1O,uJO bales" This uNprcs sion is
Endorsed by the figure, Of precipitation
which We gave in ours oil yesterday.
We have dnHc our share in this mIrkes
to-day. MOI only Sustaining. but advancing
prices VITA resulting profits Ia those who
acted On oar information. and We ara,
now strongly Of tho opinion that II re-
uulrcs hut a continued fair movement,
perhaps slightly in excess Df last year to
create Feeling of extreme nervous
ness ON The part of The shorts. Sprcua-
lively. and in fact. an opportunity is
I.s {
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

LOGAN MARKETS.


WHEAT odd or new, No. ., Doe;
No 3. JOc.
CORN Car lots, f. o. b.. Fort worth.
ear, 100; ear local wagon lots, i5c per
bushol.
OATS Texas rust proof rar lots.
(. a. h.. Fort Worth. hlilk. anr; sacked.
ne: wagon loads, unsacked, sc.
BRAN Per 100 pounds. f. o. b., Fort
Worth 7Oc.
HAY-Car lois, T. o. b.. Fort wsrth.
hesl Forncy. Sp15 per ton; best upland.
SIS 20, alfalfa. loose local, $40: johnson
grass. baled. local. $3.50 per ion; loose
nralric. local pcr tom 5000.
FLOUR Best patents. sle0 per 100
mounds: half patents, Sl.Gj third Crude.
SI.d5 fonHh grade, Si05; Northern
u1fem $40.
CHOPS Cmu ana oars, mixed, nor
ton SIS mr. 100 pounds. 500
COTTON Low mlidlinr. o 5-Sci strict
low mdtlling. G7-Sf; middling. 71-Sr,
strict m.idlng, Zee good inlddllpg
TJS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

COIlDkGI1 SlfM rope, haiflnch la.
sis. A1,2c; manila rope, ten.lnrh basis
10 lie. cotton rope, all slkcs, l3g; cotton
twinc To-,
SEED rye. per bushel. StO0: mrnlp
eeed, per pound 25e; alfalfa seed, pei
buslnl' 81 UU; johnson grass seed, pei
bnshel. Sl.aJ mllct. pr bushel U5e,
Marley seed. pnr nlsliel. coo.
CHAIN SACKS linle lots. Cumber.
land a. ~ re; Naomi. Ia i.oc: u. s.
4, 10 lie: L. y. g., n l.2e: Ave
hnshcls, oight ounces, $ 1-4c; ccntrala
Q lie; two aud ono.hnll'bushel wheat
bags, nine onnces, lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
THE Markets.


Special to The Gazette.
New Orleans. I.a. Nov. Atwood
Violet & Co. say The lrnne,s which
characieri4es the market is largely the
outgrowth of the more confident fed.
ing that succeeds the passage Of the
repeal bill as well as the ihheren, strength
OF cotton shown by lis statisnca. posi-
lion as recently published hy Messrs
Ellison N Co. tho sources from which
cmanaie the mlayouhlr crop udyicps
should bc best Qualified TO determine
the probable shortage We not only find
con sarehee ot senuutut among the
planting element but those near 10 them.
thnl is The interior buyer and mer'
chant furnish much the same charac-
Ter OF Information. Were these reports
Of deSultOry sind and local in char
hcter they might be attributed 10 in.
ierested motives. but when we inl the
grower of cotton not only a holder of
spots. bur q buyer Of contracts. the
Indulgence OF surh opinions is Wholly
pnwarrgnted. MS self-drffuction. instead
NJ seli-intetest wound result from lisin-
Ecnuuus STATEMENTS. Out New York
honse. wires Us ihat the president OF The
American oil company is relsrlnt to
lave said that his returns Indicate
4 crop no larger than that OF last year.
mere Is nh0llluitN OF opinion coming
from the cotton growing sections utter
y ht variance with The theories Which
make q large crop possible uur pri.
vale New York kilograms state that Il
light port and interior movement is ex-
p"eted for the coming week, and that
IN consequence n great deal of cotton is
being absorbed in that market, and this.
logcthpr with The report that Nlcssrs.
llill, Fdniainr 4 Co. uf Memphis would
igaup 30 ttir.tflnr ahYpt1V IL
strength to the markct The foreign huy-
pr has heretofore been without
opposition. bnt su soon as the American
spinner enters The market, the cumpei-
tion will likely hiring about higher
range Of values Both New York
and Ibis market show nm advance of
The spot market closed very firm.
Sales, ll'3OO bales; quotations rs high-
er
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

BIZ Associated Press.
Kansas Ciiy. Mo-. Nov. 2--Csitle-- Re-
eeips. g2UD; shipments 800; hest ira,
others slow Texas sfecrs. So 10 SID
shipping Steers, Sl10 10 -; 10; Texans
and native COWS Si.lO 70 SLID; butchers,
$40 60 S4l5; stDekers and ieclefs
s.. 10 to $500.
II ie.-Ree ,ipis. 900: shipments, 100
op aaed 10 10 points higher, closed weak
bulk. $3.50 10 $500. heavy packing and
mixed. S5.15 to G.O5: light Workers aud
pigs. $500 to $3.50
Sheep Iscceipts, 200; shipments, 800
slow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
STOCK AND BONDS.
\sSneiBtel Press

New York. Nov. .. Speculation today
was largely IN the hands VI profession
al traders, anil the boar contingent was
IN control during the greater pnn Of the
day. lunsmnch rs general conditions
We're all favorable to the stability Of
values. the market resisted stouily all
efforts 10 dcpress prices. hut az there
was no stroug hlwine, Tho hears gained
Tie mastery. AMI as q result al active
stocks aud spcciaties. with few cxccp-
eons, recorded declhtcs extending to
rs IN the general list.
Bar silver. CSC.
Mexican dollars. 80 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

WHISTLES ltccuaed, 81. 2o02 90 al
nor proof, l-yrar Old md Upward, SfGO
m2.1O; sur luash. 2'yerold and up
wnrds. Si.V0H1uO as per ags, extra
Gar. $1,000 1000. blended wllskles
- tlO6fJ.2J.
WINES Pure grape, per gallon. SlO0
and npwnId
BHANDiES Pure Tennessee apple.
s9.95; pure Alarylnnd peach. 800 do'
ncslie cognac iOc9$j5O; Imported,
III. 1lNffNssJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
grArLE PROVISIONS.

MEA1'S-Dry salte,leer sliortS,lo re;
hlron. hhnF, ''tal' ,nAS't' yeiil's'
~ l-2ci hhns, medium ~ l.iei break.
fast bacon, ~ l'T,ii w. si't bellies
ne; diy sag suonp'Is' ~
hA AZ V'''''''' ~ '''s ''N''
SCGAl,-.Granulated. 9o.ee powdcrd,
barrels. " powdered; nall barrels.
3ie; cut loaf ia hMrcls lie; cut
loaf. 10 half barrels, o j-iei fancy yellow.
clarified. ~ ~
,, Sorgha & &c; Lon. q i2e: 4iarola QUA
~ i,3ieei jersey ~ ~ "a, n,. ..,
go ], ~ l-sc' ceoifg' zSci ianey' @9e'
peal ~, - i1-ei "'u b"f'rneus 'hNn'
re; Mocha %ie' g., t...
MOI l.AsfE,S.- "nlfri loV. Wv crop.
sugar hou,e. 1Oa' ehoire' frb"peh' prr
gnt. 3jc: fancy syrup, per gallon, DOC;
rbnice corn syrup per sal. JOc; silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

BY Associated Press.
Receipts, 1000; shipments 100.
fO-highar. fair TO good native steers.
> a 80; fair to pretty good Texans,
81. 40d3 10.
Hogs ileceipts 800; shipments, none.
10 higher: top price. $500; bulk OF saie-,
S5.aOd6t5.
shceIi- Receipts. 1900; shipmniS none.
Slow. steady. unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

70 a.
' ,,A
New orleans. Lao nov -'-McElroy
X Go. say;
Futnraa Mr. I1tti.o,,'s nstin,tn of ,a,,.
-, -.
suHiP'l"h' puhh'heV E'''eIdnN' IN "hl'l'
he Inquired that S2nN.oOl bales Of Ameri-
can cotton would he necessary 10 uesf
Inc yorl1'. rcnnIrcm,,t.. continues H..
fav.,,blr ,Gsri mon iyerBool ma h..
ci.ionioii, nn msric,l innrl.ots IN
,',,,r,oHiii rn. larsti,,J ti,,I tlis t.,'1.
,,e : .,nU ono p.,ics i"'i,j1s tho snr1ins
~ I1iO0uOn fn / 7,0 0G0 b6les farr;si
0,e,. '9 -, tbc eo1 nf the Xxi two NJ.
snns a natter of facf NIr Wilson
hos IN ra",nt y,.ars na,si'lerai,lr aver.
"s,in,,,tci thc aetnaI raisnni5iion. not
throi,.,b liz own tnnlt entirely. bnt BE-
ranse of nntoyarJ eir.nnlsfan,e. which
in hi, nnsition Of mill siatisfielan, he
anuld pnt fnrasee, snrh NJ ito strik o
III vcrr witch cnnsed n deercase In
Enelish ronsun1ption Of 0O0.OOu hales.
In almosr every season there will he
fSnnd more or {ess labor trouble ham
nerinr tbr mills FL fhcir work. ana caus-
me- decrease IN tbe amount Of cotton
consumed mis- We may lfcly figure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

POULTRY Old hens, per dozen,
$40; spring chickens, small, ncr Dozen
$40. large, 500; fancy, large, SPRING
per inxcH. 5000 rooslrrs. per dosen
81 20. turkey hens h0c golfers, Iacgpeue,
los insrn, 81 ~; ,iH'- n'r dulrn Sauu
EGGS Fresh. without sase. l5c
BUTrllll-i'rcsh country, lSc. choice
creamery, 9n0t38c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

HIDES HuyeFs are paying. Dry flint,
heavy. Dc; light, Ic; dry suit, Be; greoii,
san. 203 IL. buichelB green. 2fi3r.
WOOL. Light medium, lJfigc; low
medium. laHlic: iiue. l2qlllc
BONiiS Iloofs aud bUG,s, $500 per
ION d'ilvcTeiL
BEES WAA- lJulSe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

81 Louis. Mo. Nov. a--tSpeclaAll D.
Spot cotton frln, 1-l0e higher ~
MiddlinR .,.........,....s..'.s
Sales, 1870.
Receipts. $500.
Shipments, 100.
Stock, 2s.00o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
BAIRD BUDGET.


NJ o The Gazette
IA. Tex. Nos, district court
N ~ session here for more than
"a dipaichlng business rapidly.
n Ii. C0unor was called away
Am ani Jidgc W, II. Cliett was
Issl Eqcial judge. He J.. presliina
, NJ satisfactory manner. The
M iafy made their final report and
= h bim discharged yesterday.
M lhares 4 Gibson, grand leo
\, ior he Odd Fellows of Texas, en-
ilrsj yery npnreeiltiyc audience
Nix aud gentlemen at the rourt
N Nd night. II Is % fine speaker.
ll,ll 1000 or Zoo beef rtecrs will
al Aifr tbs season,
9TH ar entering the winter in very
Z. hulliion. Rain Is badly needed.
d. ial 0ihcr smlll grain lool; well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

By Associated Press.
Now York. Nov. . Money on call
easy at IL to . per cent; closed offered
nt .
Prime paper unchanged
Slorlmg exchange steady go StSl 10
81 ~ for demand; 4.Slm4Sl IA for
Sky DAYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
RoSlIAN1
Pnf'd With Raising n Cotton
gieket-other News.

70 'rhe Gazctic.
,.aar Tex, Nuv. 2.-on Oct. II
ssa R, " Burt, it is charged.
,ae Weight on cotton ticket
peiag ia'tt hanking hours ihey
~ 70 A. j. Moore. grocerynla6.
NlMl cash VI they wonld trade
\ . KY vi'b Lin. lie aid 50 and
= seTTaw Tne ticker WIS raised
A1ll g about $50 He has been
\ ,, 9asolll for them ever since
IN. s,ss'Heay ran ION diem. In con.
M 'aey were nrrestei and isilcd
Y. l saye to answer charges Of
'Ts, an attempting u pass a forged
X wells liule boy. clifford. died
|lss ,1 1al.s lasl night Of Group
4 i,stAMay couples from Paris came
IA. a. ~, nigh $ clnnon Ilii. procured
Y y W. \. repaired to ESQUIRE Bragg
~ N * and were soon relieved of nIl
|ra ~ W. Old People. Their names mr.,
l.. ,i rae qad Carrie Manuel and
e AMI Julia Suollau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

h, Whsow's Soothing Syrup for
M teihiug s0Oihcs the child, soft
|sf ams, allays pain, cures wind
~ i the hest remedy for diar-
I . onts A bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

By Associated Press.
New York. Nny. :. Wheat spot dull
and steady No. . red, elevator, IS l-Sf.
Options dpcnpd .;.Se higher closed at
l4m'i-sc net advance. NJ = red. Jan
nary. TO3-4c: May. a. IS; December,
90 i-ic.
Corn Spot moderately active and firm.
Options opened i2c hi.dier. closed steady.
May. - ~; December. ~ he,
Hides steady
LEATHER steady.
Wool quiet.
Conec options opened steady . points
higher 90 10 lower. fule'l dml tgd heavy.
rallied on locul covering closed steady aud
unchanged 10 points decline November,
t1.5Ofi1I.Su. Drc-mb,g, lHbDulb.SJ.
January, 1G.rd 1916 March. lIlu;
May. 1I.TWri7.Sp. Spet cl'irr, tordora.
-
Sugar Raw. clsicr nir refining.
. T-Sc. reuirifugals. nG tesi, Dc. 90
tons fair refining, 27~ fsr ~ test
Molasses sugar, ~ lest 21'sei retned
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

treights rrom osivr'tnn
Galveston. Tex. Nov -fSps'la,l -
BY steamship from Galveston leN.'
a., ~, W. V'ol' ..,..-s.s.....s'- '''- ~
~ 4,vNNVutlnSut .,..s.,.,....... 1880, t'l q
Daily Movements at ints-irs - 49,
Galveston. Tax, Nov .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

itoorlp,s ana Esportsn, ul unltsi stats,
I'nrts

Galveston. Teyo Nov 9 .- ;speoinlN
Receipts thus iar this week .. as9,OW
Receipts the same timelast yalr. ai,ill
Receipts this day H6,l{f
Receipts this day last year 49,. 4U,oN
Total receipts thus fur this season "a. 039
Total receipts mus FAR last season l,0lG,i0s
Difference. g5,4it
Exports 70 Great Dritain 80. il5,0A3
Exportsto France ...... Ii.4da
Exports 10 Continent. ..,.... M,gii
stnoNs At An unu" StatHt Pp-'t
Gnlyegton, Tex, Nov Especial ~
StociB thia day. .,,..,....,..,. ps3,QSa
stooks this day last year ....,,. 0y5isi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.


BY Associated Press.
chicarn. H., Nov. Cattle Higher,
about 10 tsira steers. Sle5daMi
number Of trades around $3.50 bulk
sod above S4.a5. Westerns. steady; Tex
Hogs 10 higher. from S3O0Ta5a for
,uls. was trading along IN TO S0i5
,of fancy hcayics and medium weights.
nut amount Of business outside Of lini-
~ of so lJ60.A5 extremely snail.
sheen Firlncr on basis ~ Yesterdays
. quotations. Sl,oou3,T0 for inferior TO
.nNlye Lambs. S2S0u4.Si, Receipts
tslO -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

IN.L ATT ffft -=---=-
lsss adyaai.sss%s y dayi left IN
I. n, sae Ts,aag9a " Louie. Remen,.
" ~ gau II t.s MAJ Pacific raiiroal
s, s.,.sti IN. y. Louis. One NJ, 'n n,,.i
!. St IT, rave discontinued ,, Xxx
N = yasd N 4cras and Pae gs' V ,.''l
q ! ~. i ali o. fqs, s 49, Was
4 " Other lnes ha .-.n nv li ...i
.sae Y lsaas ssd ,l Purchasing a
~ On III r. ,nelle is slre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

"a NJ n is-sse,o from an AGRA ~
amounts in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-03

Kew YORK Nov. :. especially Cotton
futures closed hrm al 4 10 20 points
higher
Suips .ieS IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Kesw,ck's Mia.ummsr Notes.

fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
KKswtcx, ALaE4ARLe COUNTY. Va, july.
22.-Ine Keswick neighborhood Is full OF
summer boarders and visitors at present.
Among the many I notice at "Edgehill J"
Judge W. II. Newman and family, OF At
lanta, Ga. Mrs. p. q. Houston and fam.
liz, of Savannah. Ga. Mrs. Walters and
femily. OF Savannah; Mrs. lie Frsyte.
MICS lie Frayte. Miss Lorenzo. Mr.. Walter
Cummings and wife. of Savannah. MIS-.
Robert Gam Bile. of Barlow, Fla, has Just
returned home. :,
family and Mrs. Walton and family, of
Richmond.
At Sunnyhie, Miss Talbot, OF Rich
mond; Mrs. II. N. Jackson, OF Montgom-
cry. Ala, and Mrs. Colonel Hite, OF LOUIS
vile.
At La Fourche. Mrs. Conway r. Sands
aud Mrs. Minor, of Richmond. ana DR.. L..
l.. Bowcock. OF Admission. Ala.
At Broad Oak, Miss Hewitt, of Evington,
Campbell county. -,
At Island Home. Miss ferebee, Of North
Carolina. and Miss Hodge. of Norfolk.
At Belmont Mr.. aud Mrs. c. l.. Scott,
Of Amherst Courthouse.
Keswick's young people are IN quite a
stir at present over large church enter
tainment to come OF on the fth of August.
Rev. b. II. Eggleston. pastor OF South
Plans church. is of on vacation at his
bone, in FarmvIl!e.
Mach to the qualification Of our people,
q large meal-mill is soon to DO opened at
keswick.
Mss Maggie Long. who has been visit
ing IN West Virginia. has returned TO her
home. East Belmont.
DR.. j. 81. Page. Of the Keswick School,
"a ,-Nr
Mr.. I. w. Page. Is spending the summer
in Germany.
The farmers ara busy threshing wheat
and oats. The yield IS good. The hay
crops poor. while the corn crops are very
fine. There is an abundance OF fruit.
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THE
BANNER SUIT SALE
OF THE YEAR.
THOSE
$3.50
SUITS !

What a substance of inter-
est and amazement they have
awakened in the minds of the
careful and economical dressers
of Richmond! How the i'm
mense piles have faded away!
Didn'tta long for the shrewd
buyers to make up their minds
that this was a chance to be
embraced-a bargain as rare as
it was rich, and actually made
q person forget the fact that
these were tight times-looked
considerably more like mighty
prosperous times in the MEMS
CLOTHING d EP A r T.
MENT.
And the throngs still come.
No reason why they shouldn't;
that they're getting the best of
it is as plain as the nose on a
mans face. If fine All-Wool
Suits-latest cut-latest pat
terns-fnest trimmings, and
best imported and domestic
materials-all for $3.50, aren't
an inducement to cause a man
to leave his business long
enough to secure one, then
what is! They can't be dupli-
Gated for less than $3.50 or
SIS. It's a fact. And now,
don't you appreciate this bar
gain! Of course you do. So
come in and be ftted-ftted
as you never have been be-
fore--all for $3.50.
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warren,on'. social Budget.

Correspondence ot the Richmond DisDatcn.l
WARRENroN. Va, July "a. Mrs. Dodson,
Of Georgetown, is at the point OF death
from congestion of the brain, at Mrs.
Green's.
Mr. Stanhope Henry. of the Charles
town (W. Va.) Press. is spending his holl-
day among hrs many friends here.
Misses Annie and Fannie Herbert, OF
Alexandria. arrived yesterday at the home
OF MAJOR Taylor Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Carter Scott. Of Rich
mond. are here for month.
Miss Nannette Peyton, Of THE Plains"
is visiting Miss Lena Games.
Mrs. 5. d. Davis. of Alexandria, ia sum-
mering in Warrenton.
Miss Williams, of Richmond, is at Mrs.
Jeunings's.
Warrenton. though full of summer visit
ors, Is more quiet, they say, than ever be-
fore at this time OF the year. Some young
people, though, under the management Of
Airs. Shirley Carter. are trying 70 enliven
things by giving Our Boys" on the 25th.
Six guests left the Fauquier White this
morning, leaving only a small company.
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yirpinia Iren-orn a1,nns-

II was stated In Richmond yesterday
that the iron.oro mines of the Low Moor
Company, IN Allegheny county. will soon
be shut down, and that the rdrnaco will
so out Of blast about August lst The
reasoes assigned for this temporary SUE
pension OF operation are the low prices oT
iron, the necessity for certain repairs. and
the uncertainty Of money matters through
out the country The shutting down ot
these mines aud the gong out OF blnst
means that about 800 employees will DO
Idle FOR time.
The Chesapeake and Ohio people practi-
cGlly DENY that action Of the company IN
regard 10 suspension hinges upon
whether or not they secure cheaper
freight rate for coal. o. has been reported.
Iro Iron Gate furnaces. near Clifton
Forge. which employ about $50 hands, nre
contemplating gong into blast within the
next few DAYS.
Whlo the iron and machine-works
throughout the state are doing O good
business. the condition at the mines -
considered somewhat fat.