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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Annie Gholson Glasgow, wife OF
Mr.. Frank r. Glasgow, superintendent
of the Tredegar Iron Works died at the
residence Of her husband, No. 1 west Main
street. yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Of typhoid fever Mrs. Glasgow bore her
illness with patience and met her ueath
with Christian fortitude.
A loving and tender wife, her loss 70
her husband IS irremediable, and none
the less 50 TO her many friends 10 whom
She was endeared by many loving traits
Of character.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from the house. at 4 o'clock. The tol-
lowing gentlemen will act as pall-bearers:
r.. b. Munford. J. r. Maurice. j. 3. Har-
vie. NJ. NJ. Gillian. $. IL. Hawes, H.
Swineford, b. r. Selden, r. jeffrey, H.
Valentine NJ. T. Smith.
Miss Mary Seldom Bruce. the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Albert Bruce, died yes
terdav morning at her fathers residence
ON Grove avenue, after quite "a long III
ness. MIR. and Mrs. Bruce have the
sympathy Of many friends in the loss OF
a daughter whose sweet character lnade
her beloved by all who knew her.
Mr.. John Gonnella, who lived IN hlch-
mond for a number OF years, died at his
native home Burga, Italy, october sun
aged forty-seven years. He was mem
Der Of the firm of Gonnella Bros OF lhis
CitV.
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rnnAccn EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct- 80 1000
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
change to-day. "a packages 'sun-cured.
ono package sold at Sl3, one al $40
TWO al 50. one at SS75, one at Ss.0z12'
ono AT SS 30 four at $40, two az Sl.z5'
two al s675. two at $3.50, two az eo.-''
four at So one az $500. one az So'iV, oGe
al 81 so one at $500. one al S44O, one AZ
Sd 70 two at S42O two at 81, one at SOW.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
Warmers. 10 hOgshead8; hlers, L.,
smokers. 3: scrap (brighU, .. IotaL 90
h0gshcads -e... %, ,,,.,.
Tbe tobacco inspector reports today
rrsnections-Br right - hogsheads: DARK
n bopsheads and 20 uerces. KelhSpec-
tinns- Bright. p hogsheads.
Atvers' Farmers Wilson's, Alleghany'
ola Dominion. Shockoe, Crenshaw $,
Davenports. Planters and Seabrook
tobacco warehouses report to-day ke-
CENTS G. packages; deliveries, 80 pack
ages. ...,,,. ,o,toc
limited states internal revenue cohec-
lions for the city of Richmond, va, To-
Sov. Cigars and cigarettes, N5ltV9, piu6
tobaccos $4,000. Total, S2O4.6o.
4 very good loose sale at Davenport 3
tobacco warehouse to-day; prices very
satisfactory .,,.o,o,. o..
a big break OF very good tobaccos AZ
the Planters warehouse to-uaS' '0'O"'"7
very satisfactory prices. ,,.,.o
REGISTERED at the Tobacco ENchanBe
today. r.. r. Goodwin, f. A. GOODWIN,
I o,iisa. George II. Loving, Manchester
~ T. smith. f. i. Smith, Louisa
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THE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA SATURDAY OCTOBER % 1893

brave Confederate officer who fell IN
charge al Charlottesville. with the flag.
which he took from a falling color-bearer
In his hands.
Captaln Walker was the commander Of
Company + Forty-fourth Virginia Rect
ment Commanded by Colonel w. w.
Scott. and p. NJ. Alfriend, one OF the au-
thors Of the play. was private In and
afterwards captain Of the same company.
Captain Alfriend wrote friend here
lately that he meant the part as a monu-
ment 10 the memory OF captain Walker.
and Henry Watterson, OF the Louisville
Courier-Journal, compared the character
10 that Of Sidney Carton In Dickens
Tale OF Two Cities"
There was an element OK comedy to
relieve the sombreness OF war tragedies
In the play I'm the shape OF an old negro
servant. Ephraim, well played by Gustave
Frankel, and in Ebenezer snort u. 5. A.
Edgar Foreman and his sweetheart,
Fannie Sinclair Gulia WesO. there were
much mirth and music 20 please the audi
ence
Miss Amelia Bingham was the Edith
Garland the heroine, with whom the
officers were I'm love, ana gave good
portrayal Of the part. Inc parts Of Mrs.
Silas Baker Constance Hamblin), Helen
Garland Grace Pierpon9, Madge Han
ford Fanny Gillette were all in capable
hands. as were the male characters, in
which the plav abounded, besides those
specially named before
A word of praise is due Lloyd Melville
for his good work as Jack Hanford, the
villain OF the play, and he was roundly
missed several times.
The battle scenes were realistic, and
the scenery and stage setting good. Com
pany j, Of the First virginia regiment,
with 25 men, under First Sergeant f..
f. Duesberry. assisted in the production,
and received much applause.
The play is to be repeated at a matinee
to-day and closing performance this even
ing.
Fay Templeton.
There will be no advance In the prices
for the Ray Templeton opera Company.
which begins an engagement at the Mo-
Fart Academy Of Music on Tuesday for
two nights only. There VIII be no matt
nee performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
snnIHEhN CHILDRKN.
DR.. Parker Wants Them TO Help Build the
Davis Monument.

Davis Monument.
There will be a meeting Monday evening
at s o'clock in the lecture-room Of St.
Paul's Episcopal church, of the Sunday
School slIperintendents Of all the churches
OF the city. and the male teachers in
all the private and public schools, for the
purpose Of organizing a move 20 raise
fund. through the school children OF this
city and the South at large, for the
jefferson Davis monument.
Or. Parker inaugurated a move OF
this character I'm Broad-Street church
Sunday School last winter. He made
patriotic address 10 the children, which
was full of Southern fire and tradition
and the response made was a nice con-
tribution TO the monument.
The move seemed TO be so practical and
successful that Chairman Ellysou, of the
Davis Monument Committee, invited Or.
Parker to take charge Of more eX-
tended move i'm the same direction. Or.
Parker has been quietly working mp the
interest I'm the matter among the Sunday
School superintendents and school teach
ers, and the meeting Monday night Is TO
complete the organization.
Dr. Parker looks on the matter not
only as a patriotic move. but an oppor-
nlpitv Of great value in educating the
minds Of Southern children I'm the prtn-
clples for which their fathers sacrificed
so much.
DIR. Parker viii read an address before
the meeting Monday evening, which he
purposes using TO induce contributions
from the children OF every Sunday School
I'm the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

CHICAGO. ILL, oct. H.-Whest WIN
the execution % about the first nan hOul
was very firm, and the closing was ""o"'
s.u7kc. higher than yesterday. -.
Corn There was very niue Dusi'ie -
but on some buying rallied i4psc,' an
this advance was fairly well suppoi' &c"
80 the close. ,,or,, mar
oats were steady, with not very haI,
row range. The market closeu aOOu'
UNCHANGED from yesterday. s..,,.,.
Provisions opened easier AT the ueel ni,'
and there was some buying, adV "a ynss
tbc market no the closing prices Oh ~,
tordav Later the continued uI ll!iss
in Wheat caused further sp dg Iae for
i,,,er, nort. PIC for January laIu anu
~ for January ribs. ~ C,,,,ea.,o
o. ,r,,cre yyill be no session OF the Chlcaso
~ ,rrqdc Monday. october oOth,
ne closing day Of the World 5r asir' ou,et
~ rrices unchanged; No. spring wheat
etSGii.c.: No. red, 6ia64Ac' No. corn !,
81 M. 2 oats. Csc: mess pork, $3.50
81 4-s. lard. SlO1OalO15; short rib sides,
so6o42 -: dry sailed shoulders. 5000
80. short clear sides, S9.25Q9.5O;
,.b{sJtv IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

NEW YORK, oct. 27.-Cotton easy; up
lands. 3-16; Orleans, 3 7-l6; sales, l226
bales; good ordinary Z l-l6; low mid
ding. "a Futures closed steady; sales,
lgOJO0 bales October sol; November,
500: December, S.O7: January, SD; Feb
ruary, S.23. March, S.3l; April, 6.o'; May
S.41; June, $50.
ports TO Great Britain, GS27 bales Con-
tineut. :Al47 bales; forwarded, 9eI bales;
sales, 226 bales, all spinners; STOCK
IG4 2G5 bales.
WeekIy-Net receipts, Gi1 bales; gross
receipts, t34g2 bales; exports 10 Treat
Britain. H. 92f bales; France, 80 bales;
Continent. lO.Slg bales; forwarded, 5.l34
bales. sales, 2 S37 bales, all spinners;
Total tO-day-Net receipts, 62vi4 bales
exports 10 Great Britain, 29,3'O bales,
France, 63O7 bales; Continent, 1S,32f
bales, stock. S6i.356 bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
357 sos bales; exports TO Great Britain
94,iSl bales; France, 26,53l bales; emit
ncnt, SO, Isl bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
/ 400 113 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
G3G377 bales; France, 1O29G7 bales; Con-
tinent 3O2, 800 bales.
The following are the total net receipts
of cotton at all ports since september
l. iSg3 Galveston, 3l453O bales New
orleans. 3g69S1 bales; Mobile, 6OZ3o
bales: Savannah, 333,9jl bales Charles.
TON. 125.5S2 bales: Wilmington, 62,b4O
S.OS7 bales; New York, l,6OI bales Bos-
ton. 1863 bales Newport News, 9l2 bales
Philadelphia, j,O2l bales; West Point, Va,
1898 bales; Brunswick, 1l,0tS bales,
Velasco, 1885 bales; Port Royal, 6ibz
bales. Total, 1469,1l3 bales
ATLANTA. GA, oct. 27.-CottOn quiet;
miGdling ~; receipts. 1866 bales.
LIVERPOOL oct 27.-Noon-Cotton IN
moderate demand. freely supplied and
prices easier; American mddling. 4 9-loi
sales. 5000 bales, American, l2lO bales;
sDeculatiOn and export 500 bales. tu-
tIres easy and demand principally for
middle positions; October, 23-b4i DC
t0ber- November. 4 22-64; NoVember-De-
cember. OLGA; December-Januafy'
4 OLGA: January February 4 22-G4; Feb
ruarv-March. 4 23-6i04 2@-64; March
Aprli. 4 25-Gd4 26-Gf; April-May, 4.21-64i
Nav-June. 20-Gfd4 3O-G4 Tenders ZOO
bales new dockets. .,,,,--- e.t. az.
AP M-American middlng, fair, 1915;
GOOD middling. 45s: middling. Az; low mid
ding 4sl: good ordinary, 4A; ordinary
4 lie. October. 4 1864. sellers; October
0ecember. 4 23-64q4 2i-64; December
January. 4 23-G40f 24-G4; January-Feb-
mary 4 24-6iG4 25-G4; February March
4 2G-G4 buyers: March Aprl, -5-pt'
s.liers. ApriI-May 4 3O-64, sellers; May
1une. 4 8i-G404 32-G4. Futures closed
steady. ....,. ..,.t~
tics. Total sales for the week, Jt'vV l Dd'09'
american. AZ 600 bales; trade taklhEs, IN
[i,,5ing forwarded from ships side 10000
t,ias. actual export. 1900 bales; total
ir,port RS 600 bales. American NhVVV
Laies. total stock. 5000 bales American,
zoo 600 bales: total afioat 2l2'oU paleS
American. 2O5 coo bales SPECTATORS look
/ 900 bales and exporters TOOK <'o0o odie''
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srnck QUOTATIONS.
- 80 rnnDrCE MARKET.


NlW YORK. oct, 27.-Flour quiet ana
Steady: winter wheat, low Erdues, f-.Vo4
.... I..f.ut StIUIIUI. Minnesota clear,
b. .u: patent. S}.SONlJO. southern
..r dull and steady common To ldlr
....s. s-OJ45UO. soOd 20 choice do, $50
Wheat quiet but drmcr; no. . red, store
..f elevator. 4Uu4uiac.s auuat. toia0 81 -2c.
.uIus fairly active ana A3iC. ni5iet
. llo-eI urm, JANUARY, I-sci OCTOBER
H 6g'l and arm. No. ., 46Ec.. ele-
t-... 44HIl.tc. aioat Options very
s... steady and unchanged 20 sc. ad-
t..... without new feature, Ottoher,
., E.scmbcr I6Bc.; December 4fAc.i
and firm Options dull and
..tobcr $3.50; November of9c.'
a5isc.. May, &c. No. white,
HdHtc SpOt-No. =, 34t20
$50. white. 36ieu3OAc., mixed
.l $780, white DO, Boa lOt2c.
JOB moderate demand and easy;
fleece 2l025c.. pulled. l60@3c.
quiet, family Sl2Uui4.30; extra,
Iu beef hams dull at $1,000
. I.u.i beef quiet and easy; city
.. I' mess. S20uU2l.uo' cut meats
-HI quiet. picked sides Sll3Oi
..'. $3.50, hams, Sl00OQl050; mid
L.ri am.r and quiet; Western steam
% tl1uli city. Sahfa october,
N'FUmher. 500 January, $50.
4lIoii Continent Sl0S0; South
a fiIHV compound, SS2j0S.3Tt2.
. .h quiet and h'mi new mess, Sl95Oq
.....,.r .u fair DER and. creamery nrmer:
...ft 1890; d0.. creamery. 248
--........ lgfn da. Try llNn22c.; do,
cotton seed Oh dull: crude &c.; yellow.
Eosu quiet and firm. strained com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
DEATHS.

LANGLEY.-Died In this city at his
residence. 2OS south Laurel street,
CHARLES A.. son OF Charles e. ana
Margaret Langley; aged sixteen years and
four months.
Funeral will take place at +. NJ. SAT
URDAY, from the Sacred Heart church.
New Haven Comm papers please copy.
BRUCE.-Died. Friday morning, Oc-
tober 27th. at 6 O'Clock, SARAH SED-
DON BRUCE, daughter Of Albert &. and
Mary Howard Bruce.
Funeral will take place from Second
Presbyterian church (Dr. Hoge'0 SUN
DAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. Il
GLASGOW.-Died, at her residence, No.
! west Main street, Friday evening, DC
tobsr 27th. ANNIE GHOLSON, beloved
wife Of +. T. Glasgow.
Funeral viii take place from the house
on SATURDAY, October 2Sth, at T. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

BALTIMORE MD, oct. N-t1our
dull and unchanged. -.
Wheat strong: No red spot ana &c. &C
tOber CfkaG7c.: December bSAdoJc''
steamer no 2 red. 65AqGlc.; milling
wheat. by sample. GGg6IEc.
Corn quiet. mixed spot and october
as. G4Gc.: November. 4GAc. asked; white
corn. by sample, 4sc. for old and 45Q46c.
for new: yellow 10, 4oc. Tor ola ana
43Q45c. for new. No.
oats quiet. No. white, Western, 35Q
a5Lc.: No. mixed, Western, 35Hq@4c.
Rye firm and higher; No 2 J4i2c.
HAY quiet and slow; good TO choice
timothy S14JOQ15.5O
Grain freights dull and unchanged
Eggs firm at 22u22hc.; near by, rig
22Ac
Conce STEADY; Rio cargos. fair, l9Ac.;
No. T. 1870.
other articles unchanged.
Stocks Baltimore and ohio stock, 10;
Northern Central stock, S. Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern tirsts. 1881; first
incomes, IS; second incomes, y; CONSOLE
dated Gas stocks, GOHaGl.
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In the CITY Circuit Court yesterday,
Judgment for 1920 was rendered in
favor Of the Commonwealth against John
r.. Moss administrator Of W. A. Moss
late treasurer Of Buckingham county.
The jury in the case Of Robinson, adj
ministratrix. VS.. the Travellers Insurance
Company was adjourned over until NO
yember 9Th.
The following suits were instituted:
b. Frank White VS.. the New YORK steel
and Iron Company. Damages, $500.
Iangdon, Batcheller K Co. Us. Isaac
Held. Damages, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
The Fulton Democrats.

The Democrats assembled in big num-
beers at Dryers store, in Fulton, last
night. in spite Of the inclement weather,
and JeffersOnian principles were set torLh
by Messrs. ). p. Waddill, Philip ONeil
and Captain John Lamb. These gentle
men scored some strong points Tor De-
mccracy. and created much interest
among the Unterrifed. Reports from that
neighborhoCd indicate a big Democratic
malOritY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
ST IOUIs.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Oct. 2T.-Flour quiet
Wheat higher; October. GOAc.; Novem-
ber Glkc.
Corn higher; october. 3TAc.: November.
34ikdAesc.
Oats dull: November, 2Gi1c.
Pork-Standard mess, $500; on orders,
SlS.25.
Lard-Prime steam, S9.7Jd9.s7i5
Dry Sailed Meats-Shouders, 500;
longs and clear ribs. sos; shorts $3.50.
Bacon-Doxed shoulders, $50; longs.
S1O25 clear ribs, Sl02jQlO.3I12; shorts,
SiO75.
High wines firm at Ella.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI O., oct 27.-Flour-
~ 81 g0G3 p: family. S2.75Q3OO.
Wrbeat-No demand; NO. : quotaoie at
I'm eteadv; No. ? white, 4oc.; No.
...iin," 40c No. 2 mixed. 40c.
Oats ouiet: No. white, 3lhc.' NO
i'' PorE- Mess. $500; clear do, $lS.OO'
family. $3.50. .o--eg,o o-,l
econ steady: shoulders. $500; snort
~,b sides $1,000: short clear Sides Sl05o'
Whisky steady at Sll4
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the inquiry, but the market Is firm and
sales OF about 2S0 barrels were made
at the quotations. Quote-A, b, and
ID. SL05; y, SLl0; f. Sl.15; g, N.2O; II.
M, 81. 10 and 1915 n, $3.50; window glass,
S3 90. water white $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 27.-Spirits tur-
pentlne market slumped to-day, the urgent
orders OF exporters being filled at the adj
vanced prices: market opened at 2I15c.,
but declined 10 27c., at which price there
were sales OF about 1000 casks.
Rosin--There was a slight increase In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
,ulI.NlINGTON

VIII MINGTON. n. c.. oct. 27-Rosin
arm strained. 95c: good do, 500.
spirits notwithstanding doing; &c.
bid
Tar firm al 500. x,no.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, SLOO;
soft and virgin SLIGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

TF-GRACE-sTREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Bey. JAMES Y. FAIR, d. d., pastor.
Services at II A. VI. and Z. Nj. Preaching
by the pastor. Sunday school services al y:D
A. N. Wednesday night services al s Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

COPAL CHURCH SOUTH. Rev. W.. f. JUD,
KISs, ID. D., pastor.-preaching at ii A. N; and
7:45 +. NJ. Lecture and prayer-meeting wed
nesday night Seats free Public c)rulaly
invited TO all these services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

~ THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHI UBCH'
Corner of Twenty-sixth and Broad streets,
the pastor at n A. NJ. and Rev. L. II. II RD-
ING, ID. D., at Z. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

Eg-EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Twenty-eighth and streets reaching by
the pastor, j. L. TUCKER 40 II a: VI. ana s;l3
L. NJ Sunday School az $3.50 A. ID. Is
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-. -, ,pRIrlN FARM. By lTapb from OLIVE scHRENER.

graph
novel
sc OF
OF With problems when
possibility OF
Iu novels Of the age
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n,y,cp TOLD TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAwTHo DR., =,

H. I"N distinctly Aic anu Dy "a
Hawthorne the world undylng book In twice.
gwen published over my years
reality
subtey Of thought ana nss
felicity oil Of The scarlet letter,
It's effect IS ~ ''
own ar on by the imaginative genius OF the aut
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

eE-MARSHALL-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Sunday-schoo az $3.50 A. W.. Reg
ular services at II A. NJ. No night services or
Wednesday night prayer meeting.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Oct. q. 1898.
SIM rises - B:33 Moon rises. ssh a. N.
Sun sets - BIS Day slenRth l0h. 42m
PORT OF WEST POINT. oct. p, 1893
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Baltl-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, BATH
more, passengers and general cargo.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c., oct. 27.-Tur-
pentne firm at 214c.
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ov THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.
II. LIE VI ~, FpwoysroUYE AYToUN-

BY VIM HD@ Blackwod fame have then
BALLADS
be schol IN
by
go "a an OF the ~0''"A'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

Eg-ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Twenty ninth and harshai
streetsl. Rev. H. p. Mitchell. pastor--erylce ,
q.i5 O'clock. Wednesday anil Friday night.
Prayer-meeting at S o'clock You are cOrdI-
all invited to all Of the services.
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AK BEAUTY. By ANNA sEwELl

20 horse sewl fsengy
BLACK ar,,c..
Us realistic appeal those VINO s 20 charm
einstnc
ana ohave do especially noso VIM ~ =
pr O vices. cruelty to animals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

Tg-FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH cor. Broad
and Twelfth streets. Rev. GEORGE CooPER
ID. D.. pastor, will preach at Il A. NJ. and J.. III
Bible-school at 9:l5 A. Nj. Is
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T,cIp nv OWEN MEREDITH lIEobort Lord Ly0 n' - :,

TO. IorlL5
BY in rhyed coupets cast soE
Ambassador is an enchant
with strong auNAN'
So dbrllan dialogue
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,,, VIRGINIA BY BERSARDIN DE- SAINT PIERRE.

d IV a
hal
immortal the Work OF genius
be
Of o.
the genas
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ue Ru lRalnh Ironl OLvE ScnREINER

1V unlike African Farm snou. bs hook IA be
Though Schreners early "oK
when high medtaty qualities
ana which this clever
and lay before the uosau" r' ~
lights the orkof a ana uncommon in"-
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rTNANCEANDCOMMERCE
yvr CLOSING QUOTATI0Ns or
HONEY.
offerings and sales ~ the Richmond To-
bscco Exchange-Internal Revenue
Couoctions-Toreign Advioes.

,.rW YORK. oct. 27.-Trading at the
e.... Exchange was less active to-day
.. sales OF stocks falling 20 5oSOuV
-.s and OF bonds 90 Sl,a35,OoO AZ
81. opening the market was firm and
..... advanced slightly Inc rise ohly
.Ht out Ious stScks. bat these were
......v absorbed and "a reaction and rapid
.tery followed. New England was
..u.u.cuously strong on reports Of im-
..rI.ut connections and extensions, when
.. usually put ahoat when the STOCK
shows any signs OF activity. Ins
g.rcers moved up az this time, ana
touched the best figures yet attalheu.
S. Paul was in brisk inquiry rlslHb tg
o. other stocks, hke LouisElue ~ i.
.lNIllc. Missouri Iaclnc, Northern o..
O... Atch.son and Burlington and Gum.
which have been under the hammer ,t,,a
months past scored notable gains 80
sellers yesterday were the most go,
I..rrs to-day Western Union, WIZ
t..s also sold for the short account IoI
weeks past rose 90 3@j-. hsai"9t 80
loss thHu "a month ago. arc. y..,.r
thprc was general redcioh' Hia-''. ..tt,.e
ItUe1luc = per cent ana tne g.L| 4l.iirc
issues y Co lA per cent ~" io St.
brought iu fresh buying oIatI' tl.1r
Paul Burlington and quincy, 1-t''
Louisville and Nashville. Wesle.u. ,,,--..',...Id
CHIcaE0 Gas and the mar h't ia ~
rapidly and left of firm Do l'D'- Union
gpeciaitDs Chicago JuncAol ", w.. -
60 s.r'Is rose ga TO go. Bif fouI pre-
600 g a. SD Rubber ~ 90 io.4 ana the
preferred fz o. 500. ~,oet,,v
Money 0u cali has been easy ranging
frgm Ii5 10 . per cent. last loan az "a
-'.r cont and closing offered at IL per
-f. prime mercantile paper, 51t per
.at. ir silver 71A3 Mexican dollars.
... Sterling exchange is weak. with
..tuaI business iu bankers bills at 4sbh
I-y4 for sixty days ana 4o'HfS'A lot
..roa1I. posted rates. 4Slil and ls4i4;
.lmmcre.aI bills 4sUH for sixty days
Ind 4e3 FOR demand. Government bonds
.ru. stnta bonds dur. Railroad bonds
steady and strong Silver al the STOCK
Exchange was neglected.
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