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every proposition for Unlimited Free Coinage
of Silver Dollars which are worth only n
cents on the dollar. Make them worth a full
Dollar The $l45, 600 of National Bank
Notes withdrawn from circulation since 1851
have been replaced by over $325,00O,0J0 OF Sill
yer which has been put out. Now make the
peoples silver money worth its face, for your
ou n bentdff
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THE future of Republicanism in Bur
lIngton county is very bright, and it re-
mains with the members of the party to
say whether it shall so continue. 1t Is
perfectly apparent to all that the factional
differences upon which we split some
time since, disastrous then, but product
i've Of good results, have been buried and
will not be revived if judicious general
ship is used. The general desire for har-
mony and the future welfare Of our party
is plainly discernible, and the bright
prospects of future success must not be
marred IN any way. The good work done
this year must be continued one year
hence. Personal grievances or personal
spite must not be allowed to creep in to
the detriment of party success.
THE Princeton students, eight Of whom
have bad true bills found against them by
the grand jury for hazing, perhaps realize
now that there is not quite so much fun in
that sport as they thought there was.
For college boys to be prisoners in the
criminal court is pretty hard luck, surely !;
but most people have little sympathy for
hazing at any time. and the public was
fairly incensed at the recent exhibition
of it at Princeton. This is the first time
that the criminal courts of New Jersey
have taken any notice of the hazing es-
capades of students. The results, what
ever they will be. are likely to make the
Youthful brayadoes trifie more careful,
at least. 1t is means of so-called fun
that should receive the sharpest rebukes
until entirely exterminated.
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for actual settlers and save them from monop-
olies and SPECTATORS Protect and encourage
the actual settleri
Int
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WALL PAPER

White to
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Inc nearest wall paper house to the Ferries
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STORIES OF INDIA
BY Rudyard Kipling.

THE FAMOUS "BROWNIES,"
by Palmer Cox, will also be feature of st.
NICHOLAS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
FINANCE
fHE CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY.
offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
baoco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyices.

NrW YORK. Nov. a.-With the cXccp-
t.-r of Chicago Gas and General Electric,
uHIeh scored fractional losses az the
opening. thc stock market was hrm, nc
..faugth was the result Of covering OF
snort contracts boy some OF the linlu
|...Is. and an Impression that the BANK
statement would be favorable. beelots
F||s stocks were rather scarce iof p'l
rowing purposes. and the room traces
ever ready 90 catch the Elusive ~
..at b.d upon prices generaiiy. l ,,os
Improvement which followed thlcdhV 80,
] ackaWauna. sugar, Western Union ~
IuGand. and the Changers were lu..
prominent The gain at TINS uine la', ~.
.rlm "a 90 g per cent FOR WIZ an
market ruled firm. but the adyaH,e az
he posted rates of sterling eNcaanse ~
20 40su4N2. something eNtfdoi 49,
lar SATURDAY gave the bears 49,
chance. which they were n'l s.o" ended
advantage Of Chicago Gas VIZ a., loss
out as being most Vulnerable. a.u ,stocx
time than 10 takes 20 ten IT, "o,,n oI1
was forced down 3s 90 bl-A mn it
roCeiyorship story was t,ttI,, Tho report
found few believers. Iiouo" go ono ana
which had most erect no Mn be- COM
uouuClug that the comlan. ,"itb me CITY
rrIIed owing 90 Its Couirali h t-,-i ',,te nor
of Chicago. 20 reduce lts ~ IN rs said
cue s''o t.'.,. III having its dividends IN
$3.50 0f cash ouriIE Lle gt"ii
,..,tn an enormous and proHlau!g ousii,Ia9
VS. expected. adds not q ii'g , 20 1 w W
T'1rsbncss. The general I4s. zen r.
~ o. New England us, burlington
.rt Quincy "a. LackaWanna a, General
,.eltric i. Reading q. and western Union
Iva the Inactive list, New haven ana
ti .-tforJ advanced GIl TO 1917. The mar
..t olosed weak and Is 20 l# per cent.
ow yesterdays final figures. Sales
listed stocks. $1,000 shares unlstei'
no shares.
Money ou call SIS nomlnally y per cent;
rrme mercantile paper, 5u6 per cent
artual business in bankers bills, 4sl0lolH
t.r sixty days and 4S404S4A for demand
nusted rates. 4S204s5; commercial DIS
. -Il. ufSuE for SIXTY days and 4SlizH
t-4 for demand. bar silver o34. Gov
eminent bonds steady. state bohds uuIL
.l road bonds strong. silver certluc4tee
40 the board were neglected az oo12 Diu'
..Htrs, CD. -..,- ,,,,,.
treasury Balanccs-Coln, Noi'~'0'VoV'
currency, SlS.322. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
W rappcrs, hoeshcads; nllers. :, smokers.
4. scrap OrighU. II. lugg dark, =. 10
tai - hogshcads.
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade for osAe
week ending to-day: Wrappers. 1913 hogs
heads, nlers, f6. cutters, -, smokers. lb,
scrap (brighD, ~. scrap dark, 4; icat
(dark). 81. Suu-cuTed. I buricys. II; Jugs
dark, llD. Total, s3s hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, 81 hOgsheads. dark,
) hogshcads; Western. l hogsnead. he
Inspections Bright. II hogsheads.
Inspections and reinspcctiOns for the
week ending to-day: lnspections-Brigh
us tierccs; Western, ] hogshead. RE
inspections Bright, so hogsheads; dark.
81 nOgsheads and tierces.
Total sampiing for the week ending
to-day. 453 hogsheads and l35 tierces, DC.
Farmers, Wilson's, Davenport's, Plant
crs' Allegheny, Naughans, Old DOmn-
ion. Shelburnes, ShOckOc. Myers and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, a packages; deliveries, 40
packages.
The same tobacco warehouses. with
Jones and Meals added, report Tor the
week ending to-day: Receipts, ia pack
ages: deliveries. $50 packages.
Excess of deliveries for the week end
ing to-day, So packages
United States internal revenue c0liec-
tions for the city of Richmond Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, SZ36&; plug
tobaccos, 81 ,524l2. Total, $l,16D.4l.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
lions for the city OF Richmond Va, for
the week ending to-day: Cigars and cigar
cites. s.. S2627: plug tObaccOs, Slj,5vSO2;
special tax, S33.34. Total, S2i,45L63.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Cotton dull; up
lands, So Orleans. SIS; sales, l33 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales, lu3,3yG bales,
November, SD; December, 81; January
S.31; February, $50; March, S.41; April,
S.54; May S62; June, sos.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. -Noon.-Cotton
quiet demand for more sales and prices
easy. American middlng. AS; sales, loOO
bales. American, GOO bales; speculation
and export. 500 bales; receipts, $1,000
bales: American. 36soO bales. Futures
easy at the decline and demand moderate {,
November-D December, ,SO-Ol03 gu
December-January, 4 3l-6fi January-FeD-
ruary. 4 3l-G4Q4 1864; February March
a 33-GI: March-AprN. 4 35-OlQ4 3b-Of :
April-May, 4 1864; May-June, ! $500.
j.. M.-American middling as; NO
vember. 3l-G4, buyers; Noyember--Decem-
Der. 4 3O-G4. buyers; December-Januaiy,
4 3O-Gi. buyers: January-February,4 3l-64,
sellers. February March, 32-64g4 1861;
March-Apru. 4 1864, buyers; Aprll-May,
2 3J-64U4 8G-6i; May-June, 4 3t-O4 buy
ers: June-July 4 39-64, sellers. Futures
closed barely steady at the decline.
Total consolidated net receipts Of cot
ton to-day and SO far this week from
all ports were 3i,479 bales; exports TO
Great Britain 1854 bales; Continent,
9, l3J bales; stock, 946,9OS bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
WrrKrY uANK sTATEMENT.
NV YORK PRoDUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Flour duh and
weak. winter wheat low grades. $1,000
20. patent Sj4u0J.G5; Minnesota clear
5000 2'0; patent, S5's0o4.i5. Southern
N..r duh and weak; common TO extra
$-uI0IUO. good 20 choice do, S3.lO03.2O.
Wheat duh. lower ana weak No. red,
store and elevator. 6iA06t2c.; aloat
o.. c. options were moderately active
and weak az 1aM3.c. lower; No. red
November. 67Mc.; December, 6Sl4c.
Corn dull and lrmer, No. ?, 4lllc., eleva-
tor. 4Sc. adoat options We're very dun
but firm az unchanged prices November,
aJ GEL, December 4tfsc.
oats hrmer and dull; November, 354c.;
December 1910. Spot-NO. .. 350354c
80. white, a68Q5Oac; mixed Western,
aJH03Giac.; white do. aiN4lc.
Wool in moderate demand and unset
tied; domestic fleece, 2O025c.i pulled,
Besf dun and firm; family. S12OOal4.5o:
extra mess. SlOJ0gI.QO; beef hams quiet
at SlOOOQlO5O; tlerced beef dull; city ex-
tra India mess, S20OOu2lOO. cut meats
quiet and easy; picked bellies 5000;
shoulders. $780, hams, SIO.2o' middles
Lard quiet and firm; Western steam
closed a 5000 asked, city, $500 NOVem-
U.r. $1,000; January SN45. Refined dull;
Continent SlOSO; South America, SllO0;
Pork dun and firm new mess, Sl9.OO4
Butter firm and moderately active; State
.IfF, ltn@lc.i do, creamery, 2o02Sc.;
Western dairy, lD022c.; do, creamery
I be-. do. Elgius. 2JU2O4c.
Petroleum quiet and steady; refined,
SOILS.
sos.u quiet and steady: strained, com
mon 90 good. Sl200122ia
Lurpeutne dull nd firm
Rice fairly active and firm; domestic,
.u.r POI extra. 5s0 rsc. Japan. 4%04%c.
H.iasses New Orleans, open kettle,
steady az 30uo5c.
Peanuts quiet; fancy band-plcked, 40
Coffee Options steady and unchanged
I9 points down; January $685.: March.
@Id0I, May. Sl57O0l575. Spot Rio ami
AUD steady. No. e. 1Ni,c.
sugar Raw nominal, fair refining. 21sc
itehhea dui ana weak. on A. 4NQI 9-I6c.:
l-l6c 20"
Freiehts 90 Liverpool quiet and I'M
changed cotton. 1864. Grain. by steam
.r. = a., nominal
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al about &c. below the nnai figures OF
yesterday. ...,s
There was moderate trade IN oats Wi'ni"
a range OF Mfii per cent .,.o
Provisions were very duil carry .,,
opening sales showed decline III -
aii aro,ind i'm rcspOusc TO tower prices
for live hogs al the yards ana or w
ran being larger than expected, WIN nv
eral estimates for Monday. IheIe We We
a steady feeling for a time, but loWa 90,
the close the weaker feeling m wheat VIZ
fnetrurnental in causing an easier tone
I'M PRODUCTS. There was good shlpililH
demand for domestic consumption. Jal-
100 ~ and tguuary rbs G4uluc.
cash Ouotations-Fiour market duii anu
,,rcnanqed. No. . spring wheat olisc.'
Ne 2 corn. 3gc: No. oats, &c. mess
- nor barrol. xl6. 15UlI25. lard, $1,000
bD1..N' hort rtb sides. IS H1n9.OO. dry saltcd
sbo,ilders. SG0dG25; short clear SIDES,
- pt5fst ~. whisky. SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 4.-Flour dun
and unchanged.
Wheat weak. No. ? red spot and NO
vcmber, 644QGJc.; December. 56i2U66tsc.;
steamer No. red, 62Hc. asked milling
wheat by sample, &C.
Corn firm; mixed spot and November,
45l2U4JAc. white corn, by sample, 4bc.
for CID and asa 4jc. for new; yellow DO,
4J4c. for old and 4lQ43c for new.
Oats firmer; No. 2 white, Western,
Sole; No. mixed Western, SAC.
Rye dull; No. ,, 53Ac
Hay quiet; good to choice timothy,
Sl4JO0lJ.JD
Grain freights easy and unchanged.
Butter firm; creamery, fancy, Zlu3Oc.;
do, fair TO choice, 2GQ2Sc.; do, imitation,
2jH2ic.
Esgs firm; Western, 23Q2lc.; near by,
2iN25c.
Coffee steady; Rio cargos, fair, 2Jl2c.
Sugar stronger and fair.
StOcks-N lrginla cOnsOl threes, ga; North
ern Central stock, GS; Baltimore and ONO
Southwestern tirsts lOi, DO. FIRST incomes
20; Consolidated Gas bonds, 1851; DO.
stocks, GOhuGU4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
nTHt1NfnNrr IVA 49, .....

Offerings Wheat. 300 bushels. corn
(white), $50 bushels; oats, 1876 bushels:
rye, ly2 bushels.
sales-Mheat ESQ bushels, corn
(whitel 100 bushels; oats, 1856 bushels:
rye. 40 bushels
Quotations Wheat-I.Ongber 65c. 10
G9Hc. mixed. sc. TO Gghc.; sbortberrv
6Oc. 10 G9c. No. . red, Csc TO GSl5c.
COrn-White, prime Virginia dag lots,
47e TO 4Sc., No. white, 4Tc; No. . mixed
46c.
Oats-Wintcr (for seed. S5c. TO use
No. mixed. S5c. 10 85}ac: No. 3 mixed
34c. 10 3fl2c
Rye, 53c. 10 Csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH GA, Nov 4.-Turpentine
market opened firm at 27l5c. bid for reg
ulars and closed firm at 2Su2S4c There
were sales of 800 casks at 2Sc. and 500
casks at 2SLc- The demand was strong
and the entire receipts were taken.
Rosin market ruled frmer and pale
grades advanced from TO Zoe. per barrel /:
sales were about 5000 barrels: market
closed firm. Quote-A, b, c and d, Sl.02;
T. Sl15: II, Sl1O; G. $L172, II, $40:
!, Sl55; X, S2.10; NJ, $3.50; N, S345: win
dow glass, $3.75 water white, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC Nov. 5. 1898
sun rIses.......... 6:ll Noon rises. 1856 am
Sun sets........... $50, Day S length. lOh = m
PORT OF WEST POINT, Nov. 4. 1893
ARRIVED
Steamship William Lawrence, Kirwin,
Providence via Norfolk and Newport
News, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Bowden, Brakeman, New
York, general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Foster, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship William Lawrence, Kirwin,
Baltimore passengers and general cargo.
Steamship BoWden, Brakeman, New
York, general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney, Balu-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Foster, Providence
via Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
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MALES.
Peter Aloyltz, John Alexander.

Peter Aloyltz, John Alexander.
b.
p C. Bagby. John p. Bayley, r.. K.
Barnes. George f. Raker, W. G.. Barker
III III. Baser, James Belnap, John w;
Benton, Samuel X Blankenship, SamueI
Bingham Etts BoOke, Andrew w. BLACK
lanes Booker. While Bodison. i. >.
Rocker. Il. r. Boykln, j. T. Bower. II. N.
Bowers, =. b. Branch, JOhn Bi5o"ni'
Isham Brown, George Brown, Is. r.
Browning, r. $. Burroughs, Whitney H.
Budgers. Joseph Buwster Eugene Buzz
zell, Z. Burfoot, Willie Allen BYRD.
T..
Francis Garfield, Robert A, Cameron
cleveland. r. 4. Chiffon. NJ. $. Chopper.
q A. Coates NJ Commander, Harry
Cooper, John Il. Cole, Henry Coles.
ID.
W L. Davis, d. De Custer. II. @. Dick
erson, ]. Brent Dold, j. II. Dobins
h.
Allen Edwards. Paul Eilyson.
Il.
Edward ]. Fawcett
G..
Beverly Gardner D. 8. Gay, @. W.
code E w. Goodwin, John r. Gillian.
" ~ Goode. Cut Glover, James Good
nan Henry Corner, Thomas Gumsley,
Stanley IA. Groves. Henry Grimir %
]. X Grow, James W. Green j. H.
Graves.
II Il. Harts00k j. S. Harper, Amos
Harryman III. J.. Hartwell, w. II, Hor-
- 4 Mort Hooker. j. L. Howard George
House. George H. Howard, John hughes,
Edward Huts0n. Chichester HUT Judson
d. Hunt.
Fearls Jackson. n. j. Jackson, d. F..
Johnson. H. n. Johnson. Mr.. Johnson,
william Jones. $. b. Johns Henry Jones,
Dick Jones, Matthew Jones, Johnson ii.
Johnson
II. Kempner
G.. w. Lambert John A. Lee, General
Robert Lee, Thomas }. Lawrence, george
W. Layman. Jud 5. Lloyd
81.
DIR. A. l.. Martin, a. l.. Martin John
Mason. II. W. Mayo Gilbert Megraw, g.
- Mercer. ". ~ Meyers. Gerry l..
Myrick, Alfred Moore Washington Moore.
Tsmes Moore. W. T. Montague, ThadeuS
s. Monroe, Il. ". Morris, Sir. Mothan-
cock.
T. S. Neal, Charles Newton.
q.
Carey OppenheImer.
\.
9 n Palmer. Charles IL. Pane, Peter
Peterson. Walter l.. Phillips, John
peasants, william Pollard.
r.
wash. Randall, Eugene Robinson, j. L.
Robinson, w. A. Royal.
IS.
William H. Schaeffer. ". II. Scott.
lanes scott, Samuel sampson. John Sa-
moon. Earl X shank. Fred. Q. Sheldon.
NJ. w. Shinok, NJ. J. Shepherd. Earl X.
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Sunrrme Court 70 Meet.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Viz
ginia meets In this city at the Court
house on north Eleventh street to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock The Court
was scheduled to meet to-day but, being
the Sabbath, the Court will not hold
session until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 4.-Four-
Spring patent S3.9JQ420; family, -. %
uj.uu.
Wheat steady at 590GOc. for No. red.
COrn.-lt rs not very easy 20 dispose OF
corn, No. . white, 4Oc.; No. = mixed,
3Jilc
oats tlrmer; NO. mixed. soc.
fOrk-JOD rates, mess, SlLOU11L2J;
clear DO, $lS.OO0lSjO; family SlGOD.
Lard steady at $1,000 for steam leaf.
Bacon steady; loose shoulders $3.50;
loose short rib sides, 500; loose short
clear sides S1OJO.
Whisky, S115.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

ST. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 4.-Flour weak;
patent, S3.OJU32J.
Wheat lower: November closed at 5Sc.
asked; December. 59hc. asked.
Corn lower; November closed at 3jsc.i
December 3fsU3Jc.
oats steady ana nominal; November,
2Gl.c.
POrk-Standard mess, $3.50; on orders,
$500
Lard-Prime steam nominal at 500.
Dry Sailed MCats-ShOulders SGOO;
longs and clear ribs, S9122; shorts,
SJ.Jti5
BacOn-B0Xed shoulders, $3.50; longs.
Sl0l2l5; clear ribs. SlO.2J. shorts, 5000.
High wines steady at Sl.lj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05


BY the records the fastest trotter yet
bred In Virginia is the gray gelding
Charlie c., by Sam Purdy. go IL. dam
Bessie OMalley. by Davis O'Malley, a
descendant Of Engineer, thoroughbred son
OF Revenue and Andrewetta. The gray
son OF Sam Purdy began the season with
mark OF 2:l9 IA, which he reduced TO
2:lI Ia in winning race at Philadelphia
as early as May. During that month he
captured three heats in a winning race
all under 2.a. This season he has started
IN twenty-one races, winning sixteen OF
them-taking second money three times
and third and fourth money In the other
two. He has TO his credit thirty-two
heats In 2:20 and better, nineteen OF them
over half mile tracks. That he is a con-
sistent performer Is shown by the fact
that he holds the track records at Dover
Del, Wilkesbarre, Pa, Allentown, Pa.
Montreal, z. O., having trotted heats at
each place in 217 IA He also holds the
Elmira. ". Y, track record Of 21S. At
Baltimore. on October 9Th, in the 2ls
class, he was defeated By William Penn
and Pickett in 215 81, 2148-4 and 213.
He was awarded third place In the sum
mary, having TO be content with that
position on account of breaking, for
which he was set back, though he sus-
tanned his reputation as a good, game
race horse. His latest success was the
winning Of a sX-heat race at Philade-
phia on October nth, capturing the last
three heats in 2;l5 Ia (his present record,
2I5 IL and 2:16 1-2. Charlie c. was foaled
i'm 1852, and has been campaigned for
number OF years past. He is a sound
horse, well preserved and noted for the
evenness of his speed. as his campaign
this season shows.
Mr. b. w. Ford, formerly Of this city,
has leased the elegant estate known as
CastletOn stock farm, near Lexington,
KY, TO Messrs. j. r. and +. =. Keene for
a term Of six years. Casteton has been
widely known as the home Of the trotter,
Mr. Ford having owned and bred there
the great four-year-old colt Trevillan.
2:ll "a, Cedric the Saxon, Castle Bell, and
other richly-bred performers Of note. The
estate, which Is one Of the finest in all
Kentucky, will hereafter be devoted eX-
clusivey to thoroughbreds. Hundreds OF
the very best specimens Of that breed to
be obtained will be domcled on the
place. Captain Foxhall A. Daingerdeld,
Of Culpeper, Va. brother-in-law OF Mr..
]. r. Keene, will have charge Of this ex-
tensiye breeding establishment, which will
be conducted on a grand scale.
Mr.. w. p. Bachelor, OF Raleigh, n. c.,
secured the bay gelding Walker 80, by
Simmons. 2:28 dam by Sultan, 2.2i, at the
recent Tattersalrs sale at Lexington, Ky,
for SIS. Mr.. ID. S. Jones, OF Newport
News, Va, secured bargains at the same
sale in two yearling fllies-a brown by
General Wilkes, 2:2l 81, dam Marietta H.,
by Pretender, for sos, and gray by
Artillery 2:2 II. dam Grace Medium, by
Happy Medium, for $50
BROAD ROCK.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RlCHMOND. VA Nov ,v,

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. a. 1888.
Catue-Receipts, 500; sales. 500.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, lJO sales,
100.
Hogs Receipts. $50; sales. $50
Prices-Cattle: Best. &c. 10 4Ac. gross
medium 20 good, 2%c 70 34c gross; COM
mon 20 fair. I've 10 NE; gross; bulls.
&c 90 nc. gross
Sheep-3c. 20 3Hc. gross.
Lambs aiRc. 10 4isc. gross.
HOgs-7%c. 20 SIC net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
TORACCO EXCHANGE-

AfANNA+ Af+ft~F ' ~ eNNff y A'fs's
No offerings OF tobaccOS at auction on
Change to-day. Offerings on Change FOR
the week ending to-day. 1865 packages
OF sun-cured tobaccosi highest price Tor
the week, $3.50.
Private sales reported 70 the secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
THE TImEs-RIcHMoND VA SUNDAY NOVEMBER $ ,so,

months ago, at forty-five years OF age.
Kate first saw the light Of day In Vir-
giula. and commenced active operations
az the age OF three. She served through
the war as an artillery mule. entering
the service In 1851. and was wounded once
In The hip. In 1853 ten-cent piece was
put in her left shoulder for secret
brand. and when she died Mr.. Hanna
took the coin out and kept II as me-
mento. Kate made two trips across the
continent. and saw active service up to
within two years Of her death. She was
used for work forty-two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 4.-wheat mo-.
weak to-day with good trade 'rSe
opening was Mc. lower for Decernhlr
dnd Ac. lower for May. The fnsrees
rom that until the close declined steadiiy
rowing net loss OF y 10 l9.c. Tor Decen,t
.tF ana lisniHc for May from tho maj
Ifos of Yesterday. ''''''
'.otn-IheIe was a good business FRANC
4, ln corn. The market opened strone
'''N ibli buying. The close was STEADY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05

WILMINGTON, ~ c., Nov. 4.-Rosln
quiet; strained, $1OO; good do, S1.O5
TuTpentine steady at 21i4c.
Tar firm at Sl1O.
Crude turpentne quiet; hard, S1OO; soft
and virgin, SlGO.