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sugar sc test, Slice. Refined, hrmer: moderate
demand; of A, 4 5-le95c.
Copper-Weax: Lake, $l1.
Lead-Fiat: Domestic, $40A
Tin-Quiet: closed steady: Straits. e1a0 bi1s
S2n60 AGED.
Piates-Qu,et and steady.
Epeiter-Firm; domestic. Al5
BOSTON STOCK ExcHANek
BosroN, April 2a--C1osing:
Atchison - s2}sMexican Central. iO9f
Bell Telephone =. 90 san Diego. Is
Burlington ....... 93JM
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, April 26-whsat-Opened activo
and closed quiet July was the principal lee
ture, opened &c higher. hel steady for time,
rain, continued 10 hold steady and closed 10
lower than yesterday. Receipts were lll,ooo
bushels; shipments. 81 900 bushels
wheat-Steady: cssn: NE: May. 72ko
Corr-Easy; cash, l1I<c: May, Axe.
Osts-Easy; cash. 2S,1s; Nay. $3.50
Bsrley-e2c
Flax-SllA
Timothy--1A1G
Pork-strone: cash, sialo: May. siAiA
Lard-stroug; cash, sl0i7lS; May. el0Uf
Short rihs-Strong: cash, and Nay, 3000
Short clsar-Sl0 25(9l0.50
ehoulders-&a 7d9l100.
CHICAGO LIVE srock
CHICAGO, April 25-Cattis-RecsiptaI Aeooy
market steady; medium steers. Is 2o03a -: -
better on the market; others. sA6oQDA.96: Tex.
Hocs-Ksceipss, 1900: market brisk and d
higher; mixed and packers. C.5o07 10: heavy
and butcher Weights. T7aS7.so: light 0.NO
shesp-Rsceipts. $4,000: market active: IoOsoe
higher; clipped Texans, tA60o4sS: oshom,
clipped. IS. lo(oa75; Western ewes. sa6;0e.oo
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lAdieA 20 70 j. J. WiUweg. 81 Hroa1 sorOoA
ana nave your hair properly attended -
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP '.CITY OF KINGSTON"

300 amILvI MI 49, Tacoma. i l0IAfI 5:l5 am
$50 pm Lv 7S pt Townsend So Lv| as pm pm
4:3O PM Arll lOl Victoria =. MrlLvl $3.50 pm
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and "City Of Scat
tie" make connections ~ Port Townsend for pas
eengers going from Bsliingham bay points 70 Vic
tOria and return.
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NREAr uoRTHERN RAILw AT LINE
SEATTLE a Montana Rail ~ay. Fairh.ve 4 southern
6asiroaA. New " sstninstsS ~ southern
kAilwAy.
TINE CARD IN LFFECr %JLY IL. 1891
AID PROM
Everett. Masysvilis, SsAn~eod. ~ Vernon Fair
haven, New ~ iaicom- kalae ana
South &estmiusiS:
Trains leave Seattle 20 ssngsr. $50 m
Aixed ..--.-.......--.s' s-''.' So
Trains arrive Seattle. passenger -..... ni2V p IN
'F-- 49, -
Through carr hetws ea seattle .ssg SCUM w-~s
minister connecting With slse.si1 hne os ~"
Is WILSON. Aren't
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Pr0d0ce.
The following quotations are the prices paid
to farmers and producers BY Seattle business
houses for articles named. the goods to BE- de.
livered in Seattle:
Households. 15c per n: medium. S9llc per
n
Haydn car load lots)-Pugst sound. 5000
llC0 per ton.
GRAIN-In car load iots)-Oats. choice. 81
@2s; barley, so per ton: wheat, chicken feed,
Se1G24 per ton: corn. "a 80; cracked, &2a50.
POTATOES-Choice. $300S3 per ton.
CARROTS-$12 per ton.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Choice ranch butter,
la920c: fresh ranch eggs. 2lc.
POULTRY-Spring chickens, $405 per dog:
hens. S5.5016: ducks, $5(97; turkeys. 15c per n.
LIVE STOCK-Choiee beef cattle, yS(94I1c:
COWS, a031{c; choice sheep, 4l<(94]Se: good hogs,
71s9sc: calves, large. &c; small. &C per y.
HIDES. PELrS AND TALLOw-Hsavy salted
steer. over s. tbs, per ID, G(D6c: medium, per
h, l1.Q93c; light. under Is Ms, per b. Sc:
sailed Kip. 3(94c, and calf. per n, Ao5c: green
hides lc less than salted dry hides, per n &c: dry
elk, per b, l00l6c: dry deer skins, summer, per
n, 2SYs5c: winter, ls(925c; sheep skins. Go975c;
full wool. Sl(9l4o: WOOL, L(9l6c per b; taliow.
5000
LOGs-superior quality. per NJ, fir. - 5OC1s 90:
choice cedar. $50; common. per II. ~
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OispascA 0samsss from s.Assis .e fssjsva
Fer San DraDcasoA via Po4 TOWn~sIl "a W.
toRia, - ,. m fpasasnsers - slvo1 On bo6sA -
HA) April ., II. IL. 7S. IA
Fer Alaska April and Ia. - - -
1rom Sen Francisco soe vetsx1a aHa Fuess 0eun1
peesA q . M. April .. 10. 70. 40. ~, -
1seksts nay b obtained .: tse e0ea q ~ so0,
uAny, - Ocean deck, aea,tle
00oDALk PERKINS . a.
General Asa.,ts. san fHAnmsoA
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Commsncong March Y7eh. pA&seEgoso leaving
epok ans on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridaya,
connscs Same afternoon at SorthpSr, With steamer
for Trail Creek, Robson, Nelson bAl!,ur Pilot Bay.
Ainsworth. Kaslo. and SLOGAN. ard passenger
arriving from the nortL on those dsys viii 90 d.
rectiy thrcash TO spok sue ArrtviA~ a. 0: % p m.
Daily service via tbs line viii ss,nnence AbooS
April 10th. when passeossrs ~ll 81 through ~
came day.
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During the past week trade has been only
fair, owing to unpleasant weather, which has .
great effect ON business In rotafding farm
work II postpones the sale of seeds, seed grain,
etc. and in preventing work in logging camps
or the opening OF new camps. postponss the
sale Of supplies.
Stocks Of hay, feed and millstu6s are quite low.
and with the movement expected when better
weather sets In prices are expected 70 60 mp
New stocks Of millstuds cannot b obtained, q
nearly all the mills are shut down and others
running on short time.
Potatoes are weaker. the prices paid 70 farmers
for goods delivered here being $40 to SO Per
ton.
Eggs. butter and poultry are unchanged.
Hides are weaker, with . slight reduction IN
price. while talloW has fallen on half cent per
pound.
In the wholesale grocery trade the important
changes are reductions In the price Of lard and
in roasted cofeea
Fresh beef has advanced 70 cents, and NO
cows or light steers are in the market
OIL cake has advanced.
: There 10 . reduction In the price Of both cut
and wire nails, and MANILA rope has been
marked down a cent
Other quotations remain unchanged from last
week.
Wheat and hops are both dull sales of hops
at Is and Is cents are noted during the week,
but these were choice goods No orders are
being received and no buying II dona
Native rhubarb 10 appearing quite plentiful In
this market
The supply Of fruit and vegetables IL ample
now, fresh consignments Of oranges and bananas
having just been received.
SHIPMENTS AND RRcEIPrA
During the past twenty-iour hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received ct the port Of Seattle in the following
quantities:
Tons.
Shipments by rail and water. .............2 A3Y
Receipts By rail and water. l.42A
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS 10
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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aba hock, SEATTLE. daily eXcep; Saturday,
f&ai - hGuloRas Clinton fsiAAp. Browns
LArf.x ,stey toaPetl3s. san ae FaeA a.
kst-s ss!Aiy and iAccnnsr Returning
Nse ~s-asf . g - tor seattle, covering saass
l. GAkkS, Aassec.
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Observations taken ct ell stations at q. NJ,
18th meridian time
1IDxs At SEATTLE AARBoR FOE THE wsHK m.
GINNING WEDNEsDAY. APRIL 26
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
WEEKLY RANK sTATEMENT
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL. oct. 2S.-An unset
lied feeling was shown In wheat to-day.
although The market was stronger, at
au advance over yesterdays close. Prices
le.. quite firmly for a time. but later
declined HWi4c., afterwards reacting
s.eLuy arr closed lsQ%c. higher than
Ode uuM usures OF yesterday for Deem
Dol. and 4lc higher for May.
Corn was quiet but firm On account
.f the short session to-day and the adj
Jllumeut OF the board until Tuesday
Trade was restricted, operators having
lyeued up 20 a considerable extent, and
pletgrr.ng not to make new contracts.
the opening was az an advance OK 5SNl4c..
advancing about 14c. more. Later prices
declined llUtsc.. and the close was quiet
40 slight gain over yesterday. The
cash demand was fair prices averaging
&C.. higher.
Oats were quiet and the feeling steady.
prices averaging slightly better, the near
futures ruling stronger than May. The
tone was in sympathy with the strength
lu wheat and corn, there being no feature
of individual interest TO the market The
cash demand was fair. with prices firmer
Provisions opened quiet but steady at
about yesterdays closing prices on the
liEht run of hogs al the yards and better
prices for them. Some slight advances
were made on covering by shorts early
tut towards the close realizing sales
depressed prices below the opening. Janu-
aIr pork lost nc. for the day, January
hIl 2.2c.. while ribs are unchanged.
Cash QuOtatiOns-tlOur offerings small,
demand light and prices steady; No. .
sf wheat. 0l4sc,i No. red, 64ssc. ,
80 corn. 3Shc.; No. 2 oats. 2SAc. pork
}.HalT75. lard, SlO1O0lO.15. short rib
'Nl i.25. short clear sides. $925Q9.5O;
.F, sllJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RlCHMOND, VA OCT =, 1875.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. Offerings on Change
for the week ending to-day. l3S packages
OF sun-cured tobaccos; highest price Tor
the week, Sl3.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers : hogsheads; tillers. 10. Total,
IA hossheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: Wrappers, AZ hogs
heads: filters, 1907 cutters, IL smokers,
81; scrap (brighO, p; scrap dark, II;
leaf DARK. "a; Tugs dark, I73. Total,
653 hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Bright. Is hogsheads and 2
tierces; dark, hogsheads. Reinspec-
tions-BrlghL 10 hogsheads; dark, hogs
heads
Inspections and relnspections for the
week ending to-day: lnspecions-Bright,
347 hogsheads and 3 tierces dark, "a
hogsheads and - tierces Western, II
hogsheads. Reirspections-Brigh l9S
hoesheads: dark. p hogsheads.
Total sampling for the week ending
to-day ESQ hOgsheads and 20 terces.
Myers. Wilson's CrenshaWs, Meals
Planters. Vaughan's Old Dominion,
ShockOe Davenport's and SeabrOOk's to-
baccO warehouses report to-day Receipts
40 packages; deliveries, 66 packages.
THE same tobacco warehouses; with
Farmers. Jones and Shelburne's added,
report for the week ending to-day Re-
ceipts, 320 packages; deliveries, 800 pack
ages.
lions FOR the city OF Richmond, Va.
to-day: Cigars and cigarettes, S5.445.40;
plug tobaccos. 81. 1884 Total, SS,24434.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city OF Richmond, va
FOR the week ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes, Sl3.376a5: plug tobaccos,
100000. Total, S2S,473.45
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
THE COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, oet 2s.--Cotton dun;
uplands, 8 PIG: Orleans. s 7-16; sales,
80 bales. Futures closed quiet but
steady: sales. 100, 800 bales; October, 500;
November. sol; December, sos; January,
SIS: February. s23; March, $50; April,
S3S: May, SAG June, S.53.
ATLANTA. GA, oct. 2s-Cotton steady;
niddling ~: receipts. 1,474 bales.
LIVERPOOL. oct. 2S.-Noon.-Cotton
ouiet. free supply Offering and prices easy;
American middling. AZ: sales. 5000 bales;
American. $500 bales speculation and
EXPORT. 800 bales; receipts, 1900 bales;
American, 10000 bales. Futures-Ameri-
can middllng. November. 4 2l-Gili4 22-G4;
December-January, 4 22-64; January-Feb-
ruary. 4 1854: February March, 4 24-6fD
4 25-Gl MarchApril, 4 2G-G04 27-Gi;
May-June, 4 1904. Futures easy and
demand freely supplied at the decline.
/ T.. M-American mdling, AZ; October.
25-G4, sellers; October November, 4 1854,
sellers; November-De December. 4 22-6i,
values; December-January, 4 22-6f, buy
ers; January-February a 1861, buyers;
February March, 4 1854. sellers; March
April 26-GiQ4 27-Gi; April-May, 4 2S-G4
"A 20-64; May-June, 4 30-G4, buyers. Flu
lures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. oct. 2s.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat strong; No 2 red spot and Oc-
tOber, 6T2Q61Mc.; December. 69AG695sc. ;
steamer No. 2 red, 6iH Q6jc.; milling
wheat, by sample, 61dGSc.
Corn quiet; mixed, 4514Gc; November,
46Hc asked, white corn, by sample, 4Sc.
for old and Acc. for new; yellow DO, 4Sc.
for old and 41n42c. for new.
oats quiet and steady; No. white,
Western, 350}5l2c.; No. mixed, West
ern, 33Hd33$4c.
Rye firm; No. 2. SIG
Hay steady; good 70 choice timothy,
S145O01j.J0
Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
Provisions steady; mess pork, Sl9.75;
bulk meah-loose shoulders, $3.50; long
clear. S11.OO. clear rib sides, S1l.O0; sugar
picked shoulders, $3.50; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders. $3.50; hams, $500.
Lard-Rehned SLID.
Butter quiet; creamery, fancy, pic.
do fair to choice, 2JQ21c.; do.l imita-
ton. DC.
Eggs firm at 22d23c.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargos, fair, 1915.
No. T. 1SdlSAc.
Sugar strong; graduated 5&c.
Whisky unchanged
StOcks-Northern Central stock, IS; Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern. l03: first
incomes 70; second incomes, %; third in
comes, 10; Consolidated Gas bonds, 1904
do. stocks, GOs4G1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

tor; 47Ac. afioat. options very dull ana
ikffLc. up. closing firm: october, 4Vftc'i
November, 465kc.: December 4S1c -,
oats dull and firm: October, 34Ac,; NO
vember, 3i3tc.; December, 3o1ses: .., s spy
No. ?. 3l4035c.: No. white, 36A95,c:'
mixed Western, 3JQ36c.; white do, oOs3
Wool In moderate demand and easy
domestic fleece, 20025c.; pulled, lCa5Jc,
Beef firm and quiet; family SlS.Vo4
H.J0; extra mess, SlV.oVeBlii.V0, - india
quiet: tierced beef quiet; city extra, ihuia
mess. S2O.O0a2l.OO; cut meats auIl anu
steady; picked bellies, Sll.ooi shoulaers'
80; hams, Sl0OO8lO1O; mldoieS NUM-
ma Tord ouiet and FIRM Western steam
closed al 5000; city, S9.Sfk. henEeu
oniet. Continent. SiO.S0; south America
Si1O0: compound, So.2Jgo.3'1a. .,o,oo,
'Pork duH and drmer; new mess Sl9.1O9
I'm Hgtter Quiet and hrmer; State dairy
,o<97c. do. creamery, 24n2S,2c.; West
ern dairy, 17iaa22c.; do creamery va
94s do. Elgins, - R429c.
cotton seed oil dun and steady; crude,
So eo ,,r yqsUn oulet and firm.
Rosin dull and firm; strained, COM
mon TO good, Sl17i2Ql,2O
Turpentine quiet and weak at 30kQ3lc
Potatoes quiet and steady.
Rice firm and I'm fair demand; domestic
falr TO extra pIhN"l1Nss "df'dlif fTStt tJhSs
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good to choice. steady
and quiet at /iS3Sc.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked. "a
4hc.
Coffee-Options steady at 10 points up
20 10 points down; October. SITS, De
cember, SlGEOal6.75; March, Sl6.15; May,
Si5.S0Qi5.S5. Spot Rio dull and steady;
No Z, 1SAq1S%c.
sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining. SIC.
Refined quiet and weak: No. 6, $40
l5-16c.; standard A, 8 3-16qj%c.; cut
loaf, 53sq5 13-16c.; granulate0, 3-l6g
SIC.
Freights TO Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton, 10.3201132d.; grain, 23Id.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
DEMOCKAriC sFAAMERs.
Appointments Made by the Committee For
the State at Large.

the State at Large.
The following appointments for Demo
cratic speakers are announced by the
Virginia State Democratic Committee
Hon J. Taylor Ellyson, chairman; James
r. Fisher, secretary:
Hon. Robert &. Kent
will address the people at
Leesburg. Monday. october Both.
General Fitzbuch Lee
Winchester, Oc,ober GOTH.
Newmarket might, November list.
Clifton Forge, Thursday, November "a.
Goshen. November 30.
Rockbr.dge Bath, November 4th.
Hon. John a. buchanan
Newberne. Pulaski. November 9th.
How. Josiah Patterson
Accomac Courthouse, Va, october Goth.
Hon. John Coodo
Manchester (nighD, November %.
South Boston (nighD, November 80.
Charlotte Courthouse mighU, November
4th
Stanton November 9th.
Hon. John W. Daniel
Rocky Mount November 9th.
Hon. D. Gardiner Tyler
Princess Anne Courthouse, November
9th.
II. II. foIidiNs
Nottoway Courthouse November ID.
Clover Halifax, November 4th.
q. -. Flood
Amherst (speciaD, october 31st.
Amherst (speClaD, November ISL
Campbell (Spring Mills), November 4th'
Coyington, November OIh.
micaiah wood
Charlottesville, November 9Th.
Hon. Thomas Whitehead
Greenvile G =. NJ. November Sd.
Ml0dIebrook (7:30 l.. SID, November 80.
Mount Sidney G:30 +. NJ, November
Waynesboro G:3O p. NJ, November 9Th.
Hon. >. ". Marshall
Franklin Courthouse, November 9th.
Hon. g. a swanson
Franklin Courthouse, Move nber 9th.
". 81. Little, Jr.
Louisa county (speciaD. November LIST.
Louisa county (speciaD, November %.
Gloucester county (speciaD, November
4th.
Hardin's shop October 31st.
Burkville, November 4th.
w. Il. Az cit
Emporla, Greensville, November 9Th.
Judge W. H. Mann
smithheld, Isle of Wight, November 9th.
Hon. Eppa uun,ou
Newport News, Friday, November Sd.
Smithviue Charlotte, November 9th.
Hon. ). Randolph Tucker
Lexington, November 9TH.
Judge ". Is. staples
Hampton. October 2Sth.
Berkeley, Norfolk county, November Sd.
> A.. Jones
Franklin Courthouse, November 9th.
Baker r. Lee
Accomac Courthouse. October 50th.
Hon. John -. Massey
King and Queen Courthouse, Novem-
Der 20.
Beverly y. MunfOrd
Chesterfield county, November Sd (sppe-
ciaD.
Chesterfield county, November Attn (spe-
Powhatan Courthouse, November 9TH
court day).
Judge G. G. Junkin
Crafts, Scott county, November lst.
Duhield, Scott county. November ID.
Pennington Gap, November Sd.
JonesVine, Lee county November 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
JOINT DEBATE ~ MADISoN.
Micsjah Wood and Populist Patterson {
Colorado


Colorado.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, oct 2s.-
special.-Captain Ancajah Wood, Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in this dis
trict. and ex-Congressman Patterson, Of
Colorado PopulisD met In joint discus
sion at Madison Courthouse yesterday.
Upon an agreement Of the speakers, Mr..
Patterson opened the debate in an hours
speech. and was followed by Captain
Wood in a speech of the same length.
Patterson made, as is the practice Of
Populist orators in Democratic cOmmuni-
ties a regular Democratic speech with a
Popullst curl in the tail OF il. The curl
was a strong denunciation Of Mr. Cleye-
land as an ally Of Wall street gold bugs
and his administration as an entire fail
ure.
Captain Wood contrasted Mr.. Patter-
son with Senator Daniel and other
Democrats who were contending for sill
yer inside the Democratic party with no
intention to bolt, while the gentlemen from
Colorado was here in Virginia, himself a
boiler, trying 10 teach Democrats treason
10 their party. Captain Wood made 1t
clear that the Democratic party was the
only bi-metallic party; that it was just
entering upon its work Of reform, one
result or which would be more equitable
distribution of money. instead of the ex-
listing one, which gives Massachusetts s3l2
and Virginia only $l2 per capita.
Captain Wood handled the imported
orator with gloves of, and got the best
of the discussion from start to finish, and
the large and enthusiastic crowd who were
present were jubilant over the discussion
and the victory won by Captain Wood.
COnvocation began at ST. Pauls Episco-
pal church. at Ivy depot, on Wednesday,
and has been IN session morning and
evening since each day. Business of i'm
portance has been transacted by the body.
There are about thirty clergymen pres
ent from different parts Of the State;
among them is Rev. p. Powers, of
Richmond.
This section Of country is overrun with
tramps, and they are in many cases ex-
tremely insolent and much thieving in
a small way, is being done by them
These idlers profess 10 be on their way
South for the winter
Mr.. Reubin S. Thomas, OF Greene coun-
ty has withdrawn as a candidate for the
Senate from this district. and now Mr.
George w. Morris. the Democratic nomi-
nee has no opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
An Old Soldier Mnde Happy.

During my term Of service in the army
I contracted chronic diarrhoea,' says A.
e Bending, of Halsey, oregon. since
then have used a great amount Of medl-
cine but when 1 found any that would
give me relief they would in1ure my stom-
ach. until Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought 70
my notice 1 used it and will say it Is
the only remedy that gave me permanent
relief and no bad results follow" For
sale by Owens Minor Drug Co., p. NJ
Slaughter. L. p. Reeves & Co. and II. q.
Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
rTNANCEANDCOMMERCE
ygx CLOSING oUOTATIoNs or
MONEY.
oaerlnss and sales at the Richmond 10
bacco Exehange--lnternal he'en"o
Collections Foreign Adviees.

,.rw YORK. oct. 2s.-The Stock Ex-
lranrc to-day opened win periect rush
d. bay stockA despite a euuuSH uiVh ~
r..r.y points in NauonA SoIuase; 4nlS
stock was unlaFofauly @.CV'-1 ~ -, 80
-,r8rt of the receivers, which was looked
I'm ae dlsappouung. although the state
,.rf covered ne operations Of the com
Inv only up 20 june 3Oth last. The
lt..k afterwards rallied 60 2lN and closed
9FL Iu the general list the advance
I'm he cay was equal 90 l1Q2% per cent,
81 Paul leading. The dealings were
,eu distributed. and the Improvement
e.rcral After the first hour the traders
ycre disposed 20 take profits ana re-
..fl0n Of l5ul5 per cent. ensded, NeW
EnelanI scoring the greatest loss, Du'
frn aruearaucc Of the bank statement,
with lts enormous gain IN reserves we
I.s rirral for frcsh buving and the result
,sae "a strong and active closing iuo
commission house received buying oI"o.e
from Out-Of-tOwu buyers more Hul-.' I'D,
lhlu for long time, ah1 W. r.~lcf
encouraged by the action on ."1 - fho
The urrepcct Of immediate repru On ~
SHERMAN silver law be-. OF c3uial'
tnue.fod cause FOR the linpi o,f '.'l,,1t
and Wall street Is disposed - Vt'' 80
the event while many OF Wy interest
covered The outstanding sNyi i, state
which is SIN heavy. lHs showing.
mont attracted much atieultolr ,-irrlrr,,
LlF t..f me receipts OF cur sLs3
nom ne interior during the Wen M ~
Ioen far greater than anteip"'o'
hi Sales. $4,000 shares. ,,.. ,fl0,o nor
~. money gr. T mercantile paper ,591 Per
,,i,'' teferling exchange steady, WIN
s~.1sl business in bankers DIS az 4oV3t
Y5r sixty days and 4Nj'4 Tor demand,
posted rates. 4ol4F ioi'3' com ga =.
tme 4-4s 1850 for sixty days and 46ZAq
az. f3r demand. bar silver, 13i2. Gov
eminent bonds steady. state bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong silver at the
stock Exchange neglected. ..oooo.
rrl1e9rv Balanccs-COin, 500, $4,000,
srOCk QUOTATIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, oct 2S.-Spirits tur-
pentine market firm at &c. Tor regulars
sales. 600 casks; demand good.
Ros.n quiet for pales and firm for me
dunn ana common grades with sales Of
about 900 barrels at unchanged quota
lions: market closed dull for pales and
steady for medium and common grades.
There were sales of small lots at prices
from 10 to 25c. below quotations, but did
not AFFECT the official prices. though II
lowered the tone OF the market. There
was a fair demand. Quote-A, b, G and
ID, S1.O5; e. S110; f, Sl.15; G, Sl.20; ii,
Sf.35 and S14O; ]. S1.75 and S1.SO; X, S2.25i
NJ. $40 and 1913; n, $3.50; window
glass. $3.50; water white, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

Commercial Building and Loan Asso-
citation offers for sale a limited numDer
Of its full paid per cent stock az siVo
per share. This stock Is redeemaole at
any time after one year at par upon
thirty days notice. For full particulars
and PROSPECTUS call or address CONNER
cial building and Loan Association, SO5
east Main street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
How a Iiindoo Baby Is Named.

A Hindoo baby is named when It is
twelve days old. and usually by the
mother. Sometimes the father wishes for
another name than that selected by the
mother In that case two lamps were
placed over the two names, and the
name over which the lamp burns the
brightest is the one given the child.-Ex-
change.