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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following IS
the daily cotton letter Of Atwood, Violet
q CO. by private wire TO Garter W.
Branch & Co:
We advised our friends at the opening
this morning, which was surprisingly
steady, considering the decline OF Liver
pool, not TO buy, OF information equiNa-
lent 10 that We fOTesaW, and stlll see,
the need of a better spot demand, which
not only was there no indication of inns
morning but, with the large amount TO
come into sight this week, which is even
larger than we estimated 70 yesterday,
we fear that the effects upon Liverpool
would be of a. discouraging character
and bring about lower prices, either to-
day or tomorrow. A decline OF points
occurred here from yesterdays closing,
all Of which We're recovered. IL remains
TO be seen how Liverpool viii take the
report of the weekly movement. pub
lshed by Secretary Hester of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, this afternoon,
the figures of which we give below Our
impression is that Liverpool should be
lower, but, at the same time settlement
of the coal strike, which caused the add
vance here of January from 40 20 500,
may, by reduction in the cost of fuel TO
the spinner. enable him TO buy cotton
more freely. and il was this feeling at
the close that kept the market steady uu-
I'll Il. NJ. A better continental demand
IS reported to-day by a large exporting
trade, in addition 10 the information we
have from another exporting source yes
terday and which we mentioned yester-
day. American spot markets We're gem
orally lower to-day. Port receipts for
the week are 29l DDS bales against $50 BOD
bales last year. The amount fhat has
come into sight this week is 4O1, 900 bale
aBalnst alUUU bales last year, and since
September lst. 3.l0GW0 bales. against
2,slS0OO bales last year Interior stocks
show 3l4,oio bales against 216OH bales
last year All information to-day cor
roDorates small crop ideas, but the AN.
important and all-necessary adjunct IL
sun lacking, and that is spinners buying
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
TbeCoekade.

The origin of the coclade and the
right OF wearing it are alike lost in an-
tiduity. 10 has ben HEN Dy some that
the c0czade came into existence during
the wars of the roses. when the views Of
the wearers were published by me color
displayed. while others derive its dis
covery from the struggles of the Scot
fish C0venanters on the adve1t of the
Hanoverian succession. BE lts origin
what it may, it Us curious to note that
while the custom has become pretty gene
cral. 10 has never attained any Official
sanction. The college OF arms has nev-
er recognised the cockade, either by ISSUE
lag permits for it, use or by f0rDiIdng
tts display. The subject received "a
good deal of attention in contemporary
some years ago, and the weight of eri-
deace went So prove that the ,ockade
originated at the Hauoyerlau success
sion. the black cOckade being the badge
worn 10y the followers of the new house.
while the stuarts wore white This cus-
tom is referred TO by Sir Walter Scott
in "Waverly."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov l7..Four more t aS-
tive and easier, winter WheaS M tenesota
S1O002.s5, patent, NSWas,e1 ~ ~ ~. low
49,, FSoo ,T,2 a. Southern Hour Gun
ana weak: common 20 talI tN 10
So1. Good 20 choice do, NtlV11.T" s,cadv.
Wheat moderately acuNe az" nr.i.s,e;,i,c.
No. . rec. store and elevator, tTtr feIi
a. 4E,fflc and closed weak ~ ~ an
49, ,eetcrday. after q raliy yl fst,rber
coverinc. No. > red, o1'tc''
c6 eo-r lower and steady: No. ? oS Sa3ses
roiriV active and weak anu 7s,ti7c
Novcmbcr. 44igc; DecSn'V onions mod
oats "e .,ite and easier; NoVemap2ef.
SI ,.. December. 3psc' "a Janu"i January
g. % white. Dcccmbtl, y'hSi, % white
a. Spot-N0. 2 o4G2stTitc white do.
o. o.. ,1ixcd Western, a50ooi2e'' ""i'1 W.
WOOL in moderate demand ana i siS99alleT'
5o,rceftc fleece. 2e@-'c., puuS"; i.'it An,
bggl ~. t,5ia mess. y-lOO0 roo; cut
az ,,,iiof and weak; picked bellies,
i8 t0 Islanders. 20; hams, $J21Gl0OO;
n'lo sId ouict and weaker. Western steam
closed al $500. city ,.-'. refined dHli :
Continent $3.50, ..~otn America, $lOoO;
compound, 500.
PORK steady; mess. Si70V0ts.50
Butter in fair demand.
cotton seed oil weak; crude, zoe.
Petroleum firm and quiet.
Iosiu scarce and rrmer, strained, COM
mon 90 good, ,Sl.3O0l.32iz.
Turpentinc more active ana easier at
30AG50i2c
Rice In fair demand and firm.
Moiasses-FOreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good TO choice, quiet
and steady at 3O03sc
Peanuts quiet. fancy hand-picked, &C..
Couee-Opuous steady a. Iuu2j points
down: November $16.0J0111O; January,
SiG.XJQ1G3O: Mar 5sJQ 1900; May,
Si5.6OatJ65: July, Sl53O Spot Rio dun
aud nominal; No. z. $500.
Sugar Raw quiet at l-l6c. lower; fair
refining 2Stc. Refined quiet and steady;
off A. 4lk04 7-I6C.. standard a, 4 9-l6a
SIC; cut-lOaf sos 3-lGc.; crushed, SO
3 i3-iGc. graduated, 4 9-lGc.
Freghts TO Liverpool firm and quiet;
COTTON. steamer. ] l-6ld.: grim, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
tfIICAGO.

CHICAGO Hill. Nov. IT.-Wheat WAS
It.uer quiet uuIius me early part OF
81. session. bat became active within
90 laat tWo hours. Win prices lower
iHr JpeHius WAS +uru, AZ from 4 70 llzc.
tays tAau the close Of yesterday s4c.
~ta Tor November and esc. lower Tor
e.-4Uer aud asU .c. lower Tor May
--a Uds uOl YtIy active The close
"s almost al the bottom, a net loss
t -ur tHc day.
lue opening Was frper and prices
about Zee. Later however,
prevailed and prices declined
& ae close being trlne above Inside
let loss VI a.c. Tor the dag.
+-'- opened weak ana lower on
'-a hogs al the yards being in
y. the estimates and prices lower
-"t report however quoted some
r-r a certain grades of the 1--we ami
.. ~-i lnls caused some covering by
I ff|ces advanced slightly later,
-g eemOralzed on the lack of
t-t-'- lhe weakness iu wheat CON
- largely towards the late break.
lr.-.} loiA closed 31i4c. lower, January
.e.r- -..-' lower aud January ribs l7lac.
q. en- VlOtitious- Flour quiet and weak.
..' "y reasonable bids refused. No
n. wheat OOtlc. No. 2 red. OOIc.:
k4 N1Iit' 'o'tc.i no. oats. 21%.c.: pork.
fi7sst 81. lard. SS.354S3Tla: short ribs.
IuI'oo' 4fy aalted shoulders. 81. 49,
a.. +-'' So-'4s .5H2, whisky. Sii5
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TILL, cnrrnN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov 17.-Net receipts,
l. 700 bales: gross receipts. lib bales;
exports 10 Continent. 2.SO5 bales. forward
cd. 1863 bales, ali spinners: safes ''o
bales. all spinners; stock, l5,252 bales
KVeeklv-Net receipts. Az bales; gross
r.ceints 1 5&l bales; exports 30 Great
Britain. 61J4 bales; France, 'up Gaies
Cootinent $3.50 bales. forwarded, l9osg
bales. sales. 2,O5t bales; spinnefs' i'i'i
rofal to-dav-Net receipts. 59,SA bales;
evnorts 90 Great Britain, 4S.lO5 bales
France. 200 bales: stock. OBS 20l oales,
Total so far this week-Net receipts
276,72l bales, exports 10 ureaI hi''"''''
Totai since September 1st-Net receipts
. 20f.32s bales, exports 10 Great BiltaIn'
7UO043 bales. France, lSi,SJ bales, NuH-
tinent 42S6 bales. .ot,...
Of cotton al all ports since September l.
1893: Galveston. 4SSlA bales, rev ~ ~
leans. G26,S SIS bales; Mobile, os.2-O Dales'
1VS 4O6 bales Wilmington, W565 bales
Norfolk, 1Sl $50 bales; Baltimore, lo,-3-
bales; New York. 1,Sl3 bales b0aton,
10.052 bales; Newport News, 4,tOO baies
Philadelphia. S.yOj bales; Wesd Ioiht,
1884 bales; Brunswick. 1900 Ddle5
Velasco. 4. 100 bales; Port Royal, - no
bales Total. 2,394,32o bales. o......
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ll.-Nooh-Col'o Ii
I'm moderate demand and prices easier,
American middling. "a; sales. ioVe0 baies :
American. $500 bales; speculation ana
export. 900 bales, receipts, 2Gob bales,
American, 22,fOl bales. Futures edsy
and demand poor; January February,
! 22-G4. February March, 4 22-6414 Zj-bt
March-April. 4 24-Gl; April-Aay, 4 Zo-D4,
May-June 2S-4. Tenders, 200 bales
new dOckets. -,
! p. M.-American middling, fair as;
low mlddlug, 4 0-t6, acknowledgement
Der. 4 Plea sellers; December-January,
4 2i-G4. sellers; January ebruary 2l-6+
al 22-G4 February March, 22-CiQ4 Z5-04 :
March-April. 23-64u4 24-64; ApIii-May
a 25-G4 buyers; May-June, 2l-63, sell
ers: June-July. 29-6i. sellers Futures
closed barely steady.
Weekly cotton statistics-FOtal sales OF
the week. %. 900 bales: American. 5000
bales: trade takings, including forwarded
from ships side, $1,000 bales; actual eX-
port, 10000 bales total importation,
100 600 bates; American, 1900 bales ;
tO.al stock, $4,000 bales: American, go
OOO bales total ahoat, 10000 bales; Amer
lean. $4,000 bales, exporters took 260O
bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
OBITUAttY.


Mr. Joseph T.. Seay n well-known
citizen of Powhatan died at the resi-
dence of his sister iu wuvanna county,
yesterday afternoon az o'clock. The
deceased was formerly a resident of this
city, and had a large number OF friends
I'm Richmond, among whom he was held
in the highest esteem. The remains Will
arrive in this city this evening at 6I0
O'Clock. and the intermeIt viii be made
in Hollywood. The funeral notice Will
appear later.
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ntATH..

LOCKETT.-Diod. at the residence Of
her husband. W. S. Lockett sos north
sixth street. Thursday, November 49, 1893,
at 1913 A. NJ. BESSIE, daughter of Mrs.
J.. v. Clutter, after an illness of nine
months.
Funeral will take place from the late
residence THIS Saturday MORNING
at II o'clock Friends and acquaintanccs
Of the family are respectfully Invited 10
attend.
Danyille papers please copy.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. l7.-Flour dull
ANA unchanged; Western, No. red. U5c
heat steady; No. red spot and No
Fember G40Whc.j December. 64&Q6H4c.;
steamer SO. red, G0H06O4c; milling
wheat by sample, GGc
Corn weak; mixed spot and November.
4ltWi4Ac.; steamer mixed 4fAc asked T:
white corn, by sample 43D4Oc. for new
yellow do, 400 43c for new.
oats steady, no . white Western
so 035Ac. No. , mixed, Western, 83H
ode
Rye dull; No p j3c.
$lIa0Ql55O
Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
provisions firm and unchanged
Huttef quiet and unchanged
3fQ25c. ''-' '''
Coffee ,hrm;. RIO cargoes. fair, lg4c.:
No. D. lbMUl84c.
sugar steady, granulated 4Nc.
otheT articles UNCHANGED
St0cks-BaltimCra ami Ohio stock 70.
Northern Central stock, O7hGGI. Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern hrsts 1o3t3
100, nr5t incomes 80: second lpcoues
=; Consolidated Gas stock. 55Ika5gIL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
ST. LOUIS

81 LOUIS. MO. Nov l7.-Flour de-
mOralized. in sympathy with wheat pa
tent S2.g5a3O5 family. Sl.SOW2OO
Wheat lower: November 5jtc., Deem
Der JGkffj0i4c.
Corn-Noyember 323sc. December
32me.
oats lower; November 26bc.; December
27c.
PORK standard mess. $1,000; on orders,
Slo. T5n1 100.
Lard Prime steam, $50.
by Sailed Meats-Sbouiders, 500
longs andh clear r,os S7S7h; shorts.
$3.50.
Bacon Boxed shoulders. $3.50: longs,
S9l22 clear ribs. S925i shorts. Ss.oe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND Va. Nov. ~. 1879.

OTeringe-Wheat. .4A2 bushels; corn
(whitc). $50 bushels; oats. 1,O3o bushels;
rye. 30 bushels.
sales Wheat, SIS bushels; corn White)'
ouotations -Wheat-Longberry, &c. 10
6Gc: mixed, &c 20 &C., shortberry, UJc.
TO CSC: No. . red 65c.
COrn-White. Prime Virginia (bag lois)
No. mixed, 40. 10 4jc.
Oats-Winter for seed, SIC. 10 36c; ;
No > mixed, 34Igc. TO 3Jc., No. 3 mixed,
3Bi3c 90 34c.
Ilun r...- 10 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. i7.-Turpentlne
opened and closed firm At &c. for rcgu-
tars. sales Of the entire receipts.
Hosln firm and good demand; sales.
2 80 barrels. Quote-A. B. & and -,
si %: r.. sl.io; O. Sl.2o. ~. S1.4O: !. Sl.V:
X 81 20: NJ. $3.50: n. x3.75; window glass.
q ~. water white $40
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI o.. Nov 17.-Flour-
Spring patent, S395Q4.20; family, S275
93.OJ.
Wheat quiet a 60c. for No. red.
Corn hrmer; No. white. 351ac.; No. >
mixed 39c.
Oa@-No. . mixed, 3lc; No 3 mixed,
30c.
Pork-Mess SiLO0, clear mess. $3.50;
family $1,000,
Lard inactive and held at 50 "a for steam
leaf and S9.S71a Tor kettle dried.
Bacon steady: shoulders, $500: short
rio sides. 50 -: short clear sides. 1915.
Whisky strong at Sl.fJ.
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PRiCE. % Cents
Our price 10 sender Of
6fOuoons, \ cents.
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Nov, IS
lS9Z
. By TX MARVEL

THE REvERHs BAoHELoR Or WORK OF THE HEARE
Donald g mirhhJ
Nos aunoo A@
No SEVEN GABLES by NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
No CRAWFORD.
No COMING IoRD IrroS
No BY 4
MODERN PRoMErHEUS
No OF GOLDEN DEEDS By NJ foSGE
No O FROM MANSE BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
No SCARLET LETTER By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
No.I2 ESSAYS OF ELLA by CHARLEsLAxR
No.l3 WAKEFIELD illustrated BY GOLDSMITH
n
No AND VIRGINIA By BERSARDN PIERRE
Not
CAVALIERS By wn EDMoNsroUNh ATots
No 5 " MEEDuH Robert Lord Lyton)
No DREAMS,
n % BEAUTY.
Of
cent n
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Town.. ~ ~ ~
ddessT DEPARTMENT, Times Building. Richmond Va
carefully new constantly added
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TnnernI NnILrr.-

The funeral Of VIOLET PACE JACK
son, wife OF the Right Rev. ~. n. Jack
son, will take place THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON al $3.50 o'clock Nlstead of
noon, as previously anHoHHeedt. from
Grace Episcopal church. Friends OF the
family are invited 90 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Nov. IS, 1898.

MINIATURE ALMANAC Nov. IS, 1898.
Sun sets........... 4:56 DAYS length .l0h.0l m.
PORT or WEST mt Nov. II, 1893.
ARRIVED.
steamship Dorchester Parker, Balu-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett bdlt-
more, passengers ana sehetal cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester Parker, boston
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
wiI,NTNGToN

WILMINGTON. ". C.. Nov. 1I.-Rosin
steady. strained 07hc.; good do. Sl.U2a
Turpentine steady AT 26Ftc.
Tar steady at Sl.t0.
Crude turpentinc steady; hard, sl05;
soft ana virgin. Si.10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
FINANCE ANDC0MMERCE
.sF cIo>ING QUOTATIONS or
HONEY.
or,rp~. aud sales at the hiehmon" To-
bacco E1chsuge-Internal Revenue
Collection. Foreign AdNices'

,.ew YORK Nov H. Recalling beeuil,,
ut. '..,..t r,,nGopoUycd Che Afternoon VI
..ra al tnc stock fNcnahtt "ulla.e
81 .4rN hours ot burint'0' san - r>,,t
. stock foI nearly ~ tO Z" pa,', 33
thr prrfcrcuCc incomes apVut
.trt ln thc room the cause ioi
.resE Was said 20 be the leaF t We
.nmpluN viii need somcthlhh IiN'
... prfUu Co rtraighten out tOa tnc
Fl, obtain 80 30 was rumeitu uI"' t,,rc
.h0.4crs win be assessed fi' pSi "H 'ebc
... the incomes 500 per thOusai.ei. ,.,o,lc
..nces 0f READING had $50 lnuus
.trf general market Tor time, pm 70,
..re of che prominent stocks 1890
..I.t per cent Manhattan am H., f.sd.
@ Hudson and Chicago Gas ih gay. -...I-
-..|0n hourht $3.50 shares ot itS hp 20
+. About 0 o'clock Granger l' ~,
....I|r Darlington tilll NcUhb NV pa8I
.t.4it.lcud Rock Island = 10 49, vas
auI Northwestern -. otsvorabie
.... heavier falling rs on uu."' Navs
r.unr- concerning the acI.H a, GAS fcll
.I Means Committee. chicago '..fious
r.'s to 6I5. While the uaNl ,bere
....r somewhat larger thdh u'"u save
.,a. ro particular pressure to Al the
terhau- ln thc case of lt'aH'.e q. % ~
t...s hsrr Was o. recovery ga i 81 the
..- .lrf rrum the lowest I'int steady.
a.y. and fHo market lcft on Tvs hnal
re.rl. f.o general 1855 slo',n TobaccO
.+ ... ..nf Amorlt ',. ,bottsn
lt.t ID r..r ...f. Chicago 1as, nor cont.
s+5 I.l.lr ra..de samcd5 O. shares. in
f1-aI sales were -'o railway and
s.g3.as 5000 . g9.s We're nrm.
None, jio!,g IN III per cent, and clos
'... 'g,q,r1I at ~ per cent; prime mer-
camille paper tHt per cent, PAT sl'FSI,
. i. frm with actual business in
.'tlre. bills at (N104S3ia for sixty days
~. t,lfzI~f for demand. posted rates.
1.. 4-U... ummcrcial bills. 4S204s2l2 for
l,. at.s ana f>4i4 N4sF4 for demand.
...-.r,arf bonds steady state bonds
[. Railroad bonds firm silver at the
l... Exchange neglected.
.-..lufr Balances Coin. Sj9,&3l ,ou0i
,.....r.. -IIiJ.uuu
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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nIIARI-EsT0N

CHARLESTON. .. c., Nov lI.-Tur
pentlne firm at 26lznHc.
Rosin steady at Doc for good strained.
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Butter-choice 1Sa25c. per pound; medium,
f5Qf7c.; common. f2n1ic.
Grapes, pound baskets l20l5c.; 10 pound
O'''''' SEEDS.
CIover-Red S7500S800, sapnng, S8.5;
timothy. S2lOQS22j; herd grass. SL58l.4O;
Kentucky bluegrass. 125QN51
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse-Tov mining. 35075c. per hundred
feet; powder, $3.50 per keg; blasting $l'sO'
shot-Drop shot. sl55 per bag; buck
GROCERIES AND WOODENWARE.
Choice Porto Rico molasses, 35c.; med!-
UNI, CSC. fair, &c: No. ] Cuba. &c; NO.
2 cuba Pc: fancy New Orleans, 45c.;
choice New Orleans, SOc.; baking mo-
iasses 14QlSc.
best washing. ] 1904 lie; toilet. @q4)c.i
FisbIHerrings. North Carolina family
roe. in half barrels @Q3bO' Potomac,
gross. new. $3.50; North carolina cuts,
Iard-Prime. il he; prime, IN tierces
lie. lard compound. i-ic., FOR ueicea'
country. 6 l-2a5c.; cans. usual difference
Matches--GOs. per gross. 5oc.i 2JVs, per
gross. $40. 31Js. per gross. $2vyi tVys'
per gross. S5.ooq5.5o.
Rice-Carolina. l-ZQ5c.
Salt-LiVerpool, factory filled, N.S;
ground alum, Sl00; domestic. pa pounds
bleached sacks. sll54lSO.
Syrup-Vanna sugar drip 6Jc., NO: l
corn syrup. pc, No. corn 5.-P' 1Oc',
choice corn syrup. B42sc.; IheuIuHl sugar
svrup 22Gc6e. fair 20c., common I94lec.
Pocon-Clear rib sides. II l-2QlZc.; sugar
cured shoulders, Iz0fs 5-ic. Virginia
bs,os fancy. l5 lie. Smithheld bems.
iSSj51c sugar-cured. Il 1895 l-2c.. bulk
sides 10 lie; clear sides; lO l-5c. iat
backs. heavy. 10 7-Sc.; bellies, u i-4c',
sbort hacks. 10 lie: pork strips, ~ l-Zc.i
butfs l-2c.; mesa pOrK, Wv per barrel.
Conee Rio, Is lee. Laguyra, q Lee
csndies-Adamantin u ounces, s lie.
Cheese-Northern ard Western prime
cutting small. II i-2Gis lie; common
cutting small, ii l-ZGlHc.i VoAi'i'o"'
7Qilc. pineapple. z5c. ,-..,
Tubs-Cedar. A.55n$3.l5 nest; painted
w Washboards-wooden. sl.OoQa5; zinc.
Buekets-Palnted. two hoops. si15; three
hoops. a.4O. ..,o.-,, oz. ,t.o.
strings. a.s5GS2.OO: tour strings '-'VS
'-i Baskets-wnlow, Si15Q$l.so per nest;
split, 50Q75c. per dozen.
MEAT
Beef. on the hoof-Cows. 2l-2afe' per
pound: steers 3d5 l-2c.
Hogs-SSqS9 per hundred. -
Veal-Fat lie. per ponhd' falriY
good. 4 l-2a5c.
Lambs 142d5c per pound.
Sansage-Bologna. oo-poUud boxes. l-sc
,er Donnd. smoked Vienna. 2o-pound
boxes, l0c. per pound.
UNBLEACHED DRILLs
rs Piedmont drill. 6l-2o.; f-S Greeh-
wood Mo. 1-4c.: 81 Greenville. do.' &C. I;
rs Pepperell, &c.
SUGAR.
sugar-New YORK renners card prices
Cut-loaf. S6.00 powdered 1914; cubes,
ISL: graduated $3.50: confectioners' A.
s.. "A; white extra &C." -; bright yellow,
extra &c" A75; golden extra u, H'00i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18

te-GRACT-sTBEET BAPTIST GHUKCH
liam j.. HATCHER, ID. u.. pastor SUNDAY
school at A. ~ Preaching by me pastor
atiI A. VI, and S T.. N. Prayer-meeuRg wee
,esdsv nigbt at o'clock Young Peoples
T'I.ion F,.i'iev lbt az y O'Clock. Young Mems
Meeting saturday night q o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18

iT-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH cor. Broad
and Twelfth streets. Rev DR. GEORGE
CooPLE, pastor. will preach at II A. NJ Rev.
DR.. X. j. MILLIsGHAM. At : Z. NJ. Anniyer-
ssry sermon OF the Young Ladies Missionary
Society. Blbls-schooi az 9:lj 4 H.
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,r-pApT-pTACF METHODIST CHUELH

EE-pARK.PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
l.',rprr Frankliu and Pine streets. Preach
inE atiI s. VI. aud J. M hy the pastor; ICY;
W4 j. YoUyd' ID. II. Morning su0loctt Sectet
Disciple. hiu. Even.ng subject; help ~.
NH. snndav-scho0l az $3.50 A. nj. Class
meeting at $3.50 2. 81 Prayer-meeting " ca
Ues.iav at IL. VI. Young Peoples Meetlls
Tridovats 7. 81 Sundsy-school a. EpHofth
Mission Reservoir ST., at3 j. d..
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rrGRACR- STREET PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, D. D.. pastor.
by the pastor Sunday-schOol services al $50
A. "a. Wednesday night services as "a
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.o,D wAIPS By NATHANIEL HAwrHoBNE.

IL, IIe -I~-I ITI.
Iwce'iod Inc stories
writer b1ted &c an
in Twce.iia rates
the
felicity Of author OF
orlatou.
t5sn imaginative genius Oh '"' '1''''
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uratede ,hore
Goldsmith mas lel ,n@,neS we
the and pastoral scenes
light OF OF hctn ls
almost
OF
aealn
reconcile W. ctaTactsuc traits Of Poor i'A "a st ' INV VIC ~
simplicity
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tw-sFCOND BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
~, 80 sixth sfreets. Rev W. W. LANDRC ~,
"a 10i II Tastor. Morning worship at u o'clock;
Pvening worship AZ o'clock, Ire suDIeel .!
tLe .veniug sermon: ~ ne forelgnsF-nA @'
lie owes u and What We owe hlA''
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r--TrcHLAND PARK METHODIST
CHrRCH. Preaching at % a, NJ hnd az ~
y n bv ths Dastor Rev. j. ~ LATHAM. sab
istb,.seb6oI al qsl A. NJ. Prayer meeting
Mndna.Iay mint 81 O'Clock.
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GrNER4L MARKErs.

DRUGS. DYESTUFFS. OILS, ETC.
Extract ogwood-Assorted, lJ4l6c.
Concentrated Lye-sl.75 to $50 per case.
Cochineal-5Oc. per pound.
Copperas-1 1-2g2c.
Tadder-l6c.
Indigo-6OQ75c.
Ous-Linseed. 5Oa55c.; machine 45d75c.;
whale. 45c. straits 40Q i5c.; Labrador
cod oil. lOd5Oc.; lard, 75c.Qn.00; sweet,
s. 90 per dozen; best salad, $3.50 Virginia
lubricahng, l5040c.; kerosene, lQ9c. cash
Alcohol. S22Oa25O: sperm oil. SlOOQL25;
castor oil, $40. sulphur, 2q4c, blue
stone, sal 1-2c.
ginger. i4d5c.: cloves. 20c.; cinnamon
bark. Zoe. ,
Yellow Pine, I IA. 1 IL inch. No. 1.
seasoned 1e feet. sl4Dq1COO. !. IA. IL
inch. No. l, green, 16 feet. $l2OOg4OO; ].
80 - inch, No 2, seasoned. 10 feet
s12 OOG14OO; j. a. / IL inch. No. z, green.
is feet slO00a12OO: ]. / Ia II inch. No.
3 green, 16 feet S801G90); ], 1 IA, ! IL
inch No !. heart is feet, 500; /, ! u.
10 inch. No. Z heart. 10 feet, SlSO0q2200 %.
Weather-boardn ing Fitched-No ]. sea-
soned. 16 feet. t140O; No. ]. green. 16 feet,
s12 90: seasoned. lG feet, {lLOQl3@; NO.
? green. 10 feet. Sl0000l2W, No. 3, green,
IS feet. sS.00Q900; sawed latns. AoOal.eo.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER, &c.
f,enent-James River, Sl5 per barrel;
Rosendale. $50; Imported Portland, y59
s325: American Portland. &TJ9yJ.
Ttrne-Aericultural 60l0c per bush"l.
RocAand. aO5QI1O per barrel: Virginia,
ST.
Plaster-Lump. 50 per ton; ground,
$50: calclned plaster. nB.
North Carolina Far. large size, IS; coal
tar S.
Fire Bick-S35GSiO per 1000.
Plastering Hairs 1-2UAc per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons S315USf5D.
Oranges-Alessina, f325@$35o; Florida,
t25OaS3.OJ.
half bushel boxes, 4o05cc.
Armies Ordinary. U1l00 per barrel.
Rananas-Si00dH75 per bunch.
Vegetables Onions, 22ju2J0 per barrel.
Irish potatoes, 175u2O0 per barrel
No Q. no demand.
! Cabbage. A0005.00 per hundred
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~ VRINTrY MErHODIsE EPlSCOPAh
CpUTCH corner Broad and Twentieth
streetsJ R8y. d. a. BESEErT, Pastor Freach-
ing az Ii a. ID. and b 2. NJ, by ne pastor
ferc nee wear there wi he special services, 90
which aIl the membership are urged to 10
presont Subject at night: "Ionied ON the
Race Course.
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rg-rTpsT PRESBYTERIAN CT q p g II
f,,-ner Grace and Madison streets. Services
All A. N. and l.. Al. by Or. KERR. Services
AT Westminster at $3.50 T. A
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.v-RFsCUE MISSION MEETINGS. ga
sf.vo srreet. foot 0f Ross strect-Gospel scr.
yi5s rvery Sunday. Tuesday. Friday ana
esrnrfev pfghtsat o'clock. All Interested lh
ma ion work are cordially invited