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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

sources Indicate the truth OF this asser-
ton. and will be found amusing as well:
Delacroix, the painter. was walking
out one day In Paris with friend OF
his. when he fell into n brown study.
What Is up with you now?" said the
friend
Il can't get certain shade Of yellow"
replied the artist
What sort Of Yellow"
Just then a cab drove past
The very thingp" the painter gasped
out. Stop! stopw
II am engaged" the cabby replied,
without stopping.
Delacroix started in pursuit. and at
steep place In the Rue des Martyrs
overlook the cab. Opening the door, he
said, In tones Of entreaty TO the passen-
ger inside:
DO please tell your driver to stop;
L want your complexion for a painting
on which am at work. There is a color
merchant close at hand. 1 shall not de-
tain you above FIVE minutes. and in
acknowledgment Of the service you render
me VIII present you with a sketch Of
my picture"
The bargain was struck. Deiacroix
got his yellow, and a few months later
the fare" received a sketch OF his
Assassination Of the Archbishop OF
LleRe."
Another artist, celebrated in his day
as successful painter Of portraits.
While making a counterfeit presentment
OF lady, perceived that when he came
70 draw the mouth she tried to render
It smaller by contracting her lips.
Pray do not trouble yourself so much,
madam" he exclaimed II you like.
/ win draw your face without any
mouth at all"
A somewhat eccentric individual was
the Flemish painter Craasbeclf. of
whom it is told that once, fearing that
his wife had ceased to love him. and
anxious to discover II his fears were
founded on fact. ne resolved upon an
extraordinary test He tore his blouse
from his chest and painted just above
hts heart a very vivid representation
Of a wound. He then painted his lips and
cheeks 20 that they presented a CHASTITY
aspect, covered his palett-knife and his
garments with spots Of red paint. gave
a shrek. and fell TO the floor as If dead
The test was successful. Madame
Craasbeck. hearing the shrek. rasheC
into the room, and supposing That hel
husband had been killed or had killed
himself. gave way 10 what was TO th'
supposed victim on the floor a serie
Of very gratifying outbursts OF grief
What the lady said when her lord anC
master sat up and informed her tina
he was only shamming. history does no
record. but ~ she failed 10 go from on,
extreme 10 the other and give him a
round scolding, she certainly missed
a great opportunity and showed her
self "A woman Of marvellous self-cOntrOl-
Barper's Young People.
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THE TrMEs-RICHMoNp VA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1898

brown, extra &C" a.ai; dark brown, er-
ira &c" t40s
FLOUR, MEAL AND MILL-FEEr
Corn Meal--e5c. per busnel, for country.
e. l-2c. for city Mus.
Flour-Family, $S.oo03.SO: superfne, $40;
patent, s3.75e14.50.
Bran, brownstuff and snlDstun, sl7 bulk.
Hay-No. / timothy. Si6.25: No. 2. BIZ:
MIXED hay. $500; clover hay. 1890.
Shucks. t0QSSc.
BEEswAX. FLAXSEED. &C.
Black Oak Bark-Rossed. 5000 per ? On
Roots-Ginseng, s25OQ2.6D per pound;
Seneca, s3eo3Sc. per pound: golden seal
15Q17c. per pound; pink. u l-2&i3c. per
pound; Wild ginger, O8l2c.; natural. &c.
per pound; yellow dock, 1-2g4c.: Bur
dock. 1-2c. per pound: iady's sllyper.
6Q7c. per pound: fassafras bark. 445c
per pound. liverwort leaves. case. per
pound; blood root, I-2q4c. per pound.
Coru-Whlte, &c; mixed. Use.
Rye-75ds0c per bushel.
Sumac-Per bushel. l5c. TO 800.
pounds: blackjack and chestnut, rough.
t400QzeQ per 5000 pounds
Sole Leather-Trimmed. best. good
stamp. middle. zic.; seconds. I9c: good.
damaged, IS i-2c.; poor. damaged. lie.
Wool-Tgb washed, HdSae.. uRwashed.
SKINS AND HIDES.
No. I green sailed steer hides. 60 pounds.
4lf4 Ire; No. 2. green sailed steer hides,
60 pounds. 3 S-4Gic.; No. green salted
hides, 30 TO 90 pounds. sqS 1-4c.; No. 2
green sailed hides, 30 to 60 pounds.
Sc; No. green saited hides,
under 30 pounds, Sg3 re; no. green
sailed hides, 2 3-4c.; No. green hides,
he; No. green calf skins.
JOc.; No. green calf skins. lOc.;
sheep skins full wool. Sc: sheep skins.
lamb skins, green. 45c; lamb skins. dry,
25q3Oc.; dry sheep skins, 1O975c.
dry flint hides, No &C.; dry
hides No. I 4 s-4c.: dry salt hides.
No. 2. &c; dry calf skins, &c. deer skins.
dry. 2oc.: cattle tails per piece, &C.
Tailow-Prime. packed, 4 l-2c.; cake. &C.;
dark. Sc.
Middle 20c good stamp. -. W, 2lc.
seconds. IL lie; good damaged. i6 1-2c.;
poor, damaged. 15c.
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Opening. Closing
rt,s COTTON MARKETS.

,-rvy WORK Nov S.-COtton duh, up
lands. s $40: orleans, 69-l6; sales, go
bales: low middling, rs. good Ordinary
300 bales: November SIG; December, 81
January. $50; February, 500 MaIch' o.iV'
April. S.47; May, S.J6; June, o.6l.
The total consolidated net receipts OF
cotton reported to-day from All ports were
a.. 1j5 bales EXports-Great Blltaln, %
Gls bales; France, 1863 bales Comment
81 316 bales: stock. $50, l43 bales Totals
SO far this week-Net receipts, &o5, 80
bales: exports-Great Britain, 1O,9IO bales
France. - 30 bales, Continent Jl,JOt
bales: Channel 800 bales.
ATLANTA. GA. Nov. b.-Cotton hrhi
middling, DIG, receipts, 1,HJ4 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov S.-Noon.-C
demand fair and freely met prices uu-
changed American mddhng, $50 safes
American $500 bales, speculation ana eA-
port. 1000 bales; receipts, lOOO Ddle7'
FUTURES steady and demand fair, Amerl-
can middhng, 4 1904; November-Decelh-
Der. 4 2s-04ut 29-64; December-January !
4 27-G404 2J-Gi; January February, zocDt
IA 3O-G4: February March, 3O-6444 100
March~April, 31-64Q4 32-64; April May
32-64ltf 34-64, May-June, 4 54-o4a7 So-Vf'
Tenders. 100 bales neY dockets.
4 l.. M.-NOvember, 4 20~b4, buyers NO
yember- December 4 2S-04Q4 2J-O4; De
cember-January, 28-64ll4 29-6i; January
February, 4 20-Gi, buyers; Feoruary
March. 4 A3O-Giq4 3l-6f March-ApIll,
4 $1,000 a2-64; Aprll-Alay, 33-Gin4 34-04'
Nav-June. 1864. value; June-July'
4 36-C4q4 37-64. Futures closed STEADY.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. S.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
December, 6066hc. No 2 red, 6lq6lAc.;
milling wheat by sample, 6JQ6lc.
Corn hrmeT mixed spot and Noyemberi
f5Hi Q46c.; year and January, 443sn45c.;
white corn by sample 45c. for old; 4OQ43c
Tor new; yellow do, 45i5c. for old; 4OQ43c.
Ion new.
oats firm and steady; No. . white, West
eru 35isc. No 2 mixed, western. 3Ac
Rice and Rye slow; No. >, 53Q53l2c.
Nay steady and firm; good 10 choice
timothy. Sl4tDQl5.5O
Grain freights steady and unchanged.
Provisions firm ana unchanged.
Butter steady. creamery, fancy nc. (;
do foir TO choice. 25027c.; do. imitation,
Z3U24c.
Eggs firm at Csc: near by. 25c.
Coffee quiet, Rio cargOes, fair, 19Ac.;
No. z, lShc.
other articles unchanged.
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 72ib, Northern
Central stock. 6S, Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern hrsts. to4; FIRST incomes. IS;
second DO. 22Q28. third do. sac; CONSOLE
dated gas bonds. 109# do. stocks, GOQ6l
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Nsw YoRK PRoDUCE MARKET.

y
Nrv YORK Nov s-Flour dun and
ttrt-v steady. winter wheat low grades
tlutIg AZ. al patents, S8.ibUo.uoi Nihhe-
t.U clear. g25uU2.31, patents. So.oV4 t,oI'
Southern -four dui ana STEADY coiiiiHloli
g .ar extra, S2OJ85uOi gooo 10 VHo'0V
Wla,-srot, market quiet: No. ? red,
NuaGa elevator 6lQ6lac.; aHoat, 0s'44
tE Options opened strong az 124 ~.
advance and after rapid fluctuations
N,a alm 40 3sa9lc. over Monday, ttau-
PIG iasy active. no. red closed May
fftt November GG4c.i December ooc.
tou.alJ.s. dun and hQAc. lower cios-
"ta. November 4o2c.i December
.oas aaL options firm; November Soc;
-tH.er 65Ac.; 80. white, November
30 b., December. 1854 03ici spot no.
o..t $50. white, 36lt05ozc.i mixed
'-..i., 31.Nl0lc white DO, aORq SIC.
Le.t hrm and dull, family, Sl2V49 l4JQ,
tAtH ness. Slu5JulIW, beef hams Gull
extra India mess, S2lO0q22.O0. Cut meats
t,.eI ana easy, picked bellies, lOc.f
. '...',ta' 'e' hams. VA4iOkc. Middies
Lard quiet and easier: Western steam
e..trl an $1,000. city at 5000 FUTURES
Monnnali rehncl duu. continent $40 80.
54lN Amei'ea. Sio10; compound. 5000
r.ork quiet ana easy; new mess. slooDQ
Butter steady state dairy ln927,lc
creamery. - -. Western dairy. f1,.l-c.
creamery ID12Aac. - ''e-"c''
fefoieUu quiet aud Hrn; Wasbipgto,
e-iit'r 500 bulk, 3l0. refined Sew
lnlh f'l5. PHILADELPHIA and Daltf,ol,,"
ID TO. d.. bulk. &zWu265 ''''i"''V'
OH good, Sl ~ Obj N'''l'loh
durpentine quiet and nrm al 80N03lc
hlce hfn ana fairly active. domestic
ia.I 70 extra. tieu534c.. japan. 4SlM4Gr W.
AoiaHsrs Foreign nominal. Now or
ra Nftn f.tilc good % choice Quiet
,eheis quiet. fancy hand-plcked &c.
November slz35. January SIS b. Mark
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CHICAGO Nov S-Wheat WAS soi'i
v.hat crrauc ln rs course i9-"Sy oloee
oeened a4c. higher than MQnua .S'.,sbin ' q
gr8 after nuctuaung rapltiy 49," t''ga, Va
,,,nee of one cent closed al ABOUT '''0 "''
oi @orn oUercd iL04c higher than Non, Mon-
a., Inn l6st chat aud closed '2a 81 81, w. ~,
ees Novcmbcr and December Whlie N""'
showed little change t 1,,u THE CLOSE
Cltq were very quiet ana Gun ~ 49,
birhcr for December anu MY,
va iRe range was within very mario"
ifli,.I,..s,,.isiong were dull The opening was
e'.ter on "a better market FOR I'VE hoss.
un8erfOne Of strength prevailed, az
t'ttron There was not much activity ana
i.tle change I'm prices. The market closed
H fbe outside OF the day. January pork
eSoorded d gain OF IKE; January lard,
inr and January ribs, ll2c. There was
fsir shipping demand for domestic con-
sumption. Gables were quiet under light
demaud. and domestic markets higher.
Receipts were light and shipments liberal
Cash Quotations Flour weak and prices
"a shade easier. No spring wheat, 6lhc.;
no. red OIA06lkc.; No. = corn, 3f'tc.;
oats. No. . 2Sl-c. bid: pork. Sl5.7J016OO;
lard. $J.55H9GO. short rib SIDES. $3.50
900. dry sailed shou,der, SLOO0IZj short
clear sides S0uOuN2d, whisky 81 10.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA. Nov. s. 1S{ly.

Onerings-W Wheat. 1852 bushels; corn
(white), 7G6 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels;
rye 400 bushels.
Sales-Wheat. 2.5l2 bushels; corn (white).
76G bushels.
-Wheat-Longberry sc TO
CSC mixed &c. to Csc; shortberry, 6Dc 10
&c; No. red. CSC
Corn-White. prime Virginia bag lots.
4Gc. TO 47c.; No. white. 46c. TO 47c.; No.
. mixed, 85c. 10 46e.
Oats-Winter 0Qr seed, 35c. 10 &c: No.
mixed, 3jc. to 3513c.; No. mixed, &c.
10 341ac.
rive 5Sc to 5Sc
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AUGUSTA. GA. Nov. S-Edward Perrin,
sixty years Of age, and prosperous far
mer living a few miles from this city,
was shot and killed near his home this
morning by J. ". Clapp, a neighbor. A
fsud had existed between the two men
several years and this morning, while
Clapp was on his way TO the city, he was
met by Perrin who. armed with an axe,
made for Clapp. who drew his pistol and
shot Perrin through the heart. Clapp came
Ia town and gave himself up TO the au-
thOrities
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ste Mzglfss. MAY SG05gi6l0. Spot RIO
steady and quiet, No. Z, xls-2o4 80 ,,tr
sugar-Raw steady and more ac{iN az.
rehnlng, 2 1915; refined quiet an" stTt'i,16
ir.r. Ont loaf SOS 8-tG. crushed -"
s3.iic.. graduated. 4a-l6ai'sc- ...,o,.
Fretehts To Liverpool Arm ana qoi't,t =
cotton. steam, li-otd.; gram s'"''"' "'''
nominal.
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CHICKENS. BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chickens-per pound, 1l0l2c.
old Fowls--Hens, 2eg25c.; Mixed coops.
20a25c, ducks 300 &c.
Eggs-14015c.. per dozen.
Butter-choice 1Seb25c, per pound; medium,
156l7o. common, t211ic.
Grapes. pound baskets. 12Qi5c. 10 pound
baskets. 20a25c.
SEEDS.
Clover-Red. H,5oGSsOO; sapdng, {S.7s;
timothy, S2106S3H. herd grass, N.3qEl. 40;
Kentucky bluegrass. s.. 254sl.5O.
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse-Toy mining, 35Q75c. per hundred
feet; powder, $3.50 per key; blasting, A.SO;
mining, $40.
shot-Drop shot. sl55 per bag; buck
shot, $3.50 per bag.
GROCERIES AND WOODENWARE.
Choice Porto Rico poiasses. 35c.: medi.
UNI, CSC; fair DC; No ! Cuba, Bc.; No.
Cuba, DC; fancy New Orleans. Sc;
choice New Orleans, 3Oc.; baking mo-
lasses. 14Qlsc.
soap-Common, l-4a5c. per pound;
best washing. 1904 l-2c.; toilet. 259iOc.;
country. 4q5c.
Fish-Herrings, North Carolina family
roe in half barrels, SqS5O; Potomac.
gross. new. $3.50; North Carolina cuts.
new. A.75d60O
Lard-Prime. II lie; prime, in tierces.
lie: lard compound. si-ic. for tierces
country 6 t-2Q5c; cans, usual difference.
Matches--60s. per gross, b5c.; 2OVs, per
gross. $40: 300's per gross. Z.OO; 100 8,
per gross, $500d5.5o.
Rice-Carollna. l-2Q5c.
Salt-Liverpool, factory filled. BE;
ground alum sl0Oi domestic, 22i pounds
bleached, sacks. N.l5QlzO.
Syrup-Nanllla sugar drip, SOc.; NO. l
corn syrup, &c; No. corn syrup 26c. :
choice corn syrup, 2sQ2Sc.' medium sugar
syrup, 22d26e.; fair, zoe; common. lbQlsc.
Bacon-Clear rib sides, II l-Zgl2c.; sugar
cured shoulders, 129ls &c; Virginia
hams, fancy, is lie; Smithheld bems,
iSQ2oc.; sugar-cured. Is l-2ul6 he. bulk
sides. 10 l-2c.; clear sides, 10 l-2c. fat
backs. heavy 10 7-Sc. bellies. III l-4c. (;
short backs. 10 lie. pork strips, 10 he;
butts, l-2c.; mess pork, tZz.Oo per barrel.
coffee, Rio, IS l-@c. Laguyra, Il l-2c.
Java. pc.
CAndles-Adamantlhes IL ounces, l-zc.
Cheese-Northern and Western prime
cutting. small, II l-2gls lie; common.
cutting, small IL l-2&l2c.; common
7G1fc pineapple. &c.
Tubs-Cedar, sl5ogSs.15 nest; painted.
Washboards-wooden. sl.OOaa.25; zinc.
Buekets-Painted, two hoops. s1.i5; three
hoops, Sl.40.
Bfooms-'rwo strinks. Sl.iOdS1.2; three
strings, s35gf200: tour strings, N.V1
Baskets-wilow, s15aA.SO per nest;
split. 68475c. per dozen.
MEAT
Beef. on the hoof-Cows. l-2q4c. per
pound; steers, 3q5 l-zc.
Hogs-sSQt9 per hundred.
Veal-Fat. lie. per pound; fairly
good, 4f-2d5c.
Lambs i-z16c. per pound
sausage BOLOGNA, 20 pound boxes, i-ec.
per pound smoked Vienna z5-pound
boxes, l0c per pound.
UNBLEACHED DRlLL8
rs Piedmont drill, Gl-2c.; rs Green
wood. do. Slide; 81 Greenyille, do, 6cf;
rs Pepperell. 7c
SUGAR
Sugar-New YORK renners' card prices
Cut-loaf. $500; powdered. s5.si; cubes,
1851; granulated, $3.50; confectioners A.
sA; white. extra &C" IS, bright yellow.
extra &c" ti75; golden extra &c Nee;
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-Flour dull: patent,
So OOd3 10: fancy, S24O0250; family, 81. 50
0200.
Wheat higher; November. j7Mc; De-
cember. 59ftc; May G7Mc.
Corn dull and unsettled. November.
S4Hc.; December. Sllsc;' year, IT., $tfsc;
Der. 21c.
Slb.25.
Iard-Prime steam. 7M0TSsc
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOuiders 7c.; long
and clear rio sides. &C.: shorts. 9lhc.
Bacon Boxed shoulders, 7lc.: longs,
l0c.: clear ribs, l0hql0Ac. shorts, 1850
lOisc
High wines steady at Sli5.
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OBITUARY.
Nrlss Mnrths j. HoIIn

Miss Martha y. GolDe--
Miss Martha HOLMES, aged slNty-two
years. died Tuesday afternoon on Mad
dox Hill. Her funeral took place yester-
day evening az 2 o'clock from the First
Baptist church. and the interment at the
cemetery at Barton Heights.
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CINCINNATI.

rrNCINNATT Nov S.-FlOur-Spring
81 a.. nafent. S39OaA20: family, S2.79q3.OO.
Wheat auset at 5slln59c. for No. red.
corn almost no demand, prices steady
No , white 30i4c mixed zoe.
oats steady. No white. sc.
Pork. Sl7OO. clear mess $lS.ooi ianily'
$1,000
Bacon steady; shoulders, $50; short
ribs. 50 70: short clear sides, lOc
Lard steady al Zoe. for steam leaf ana
lVhc. for kettled dried
Whisky. 81. 10.
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NlINGrnN

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. S.-RosIn
onlet: strained, si.OO: good strained, Sl.OJ.
Spirits Of turpentine steady at 21hc.
Tar steady at SlIO.
crude turpentine firm hard. Sl.Oj; soft
and virgin, Sl.7O.
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ONE anecdotes of irtlsrs.

There is probably no pftiessioh IN NV
whole range OF human efort IN "ilish
moro eccentric things are done by its
followers than I'm that OF the painter
ina following stariss cuiiet from various
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

for fair regulars: sales. 1000 casks
Rosin market arm and In good demand:
sales, 1900 barrels quote: A. u. and
-, Si.o2l1. Il, sLe1iz. +, Sl.l2i9: q, SLl7Ia;
1885. window glass. 1913; water white,
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rINANCEANDC0MMERCE
mn c1osING QUOTATIONS. or
NONET,
or,Hnes aud saies al 'hs iiehno"d 10
,.,,n s.Nchapcs- Revenue
Collection. Foreign Ad'ices'

....,g work. Nov. Speculation at the
s.oDk i1chantc "gi''e IA the opesiue
- toe Gay Vas attona. & ,.lrtt..t.1
rIl,s doomed, ana vac lnt blpger tban
Monday Ilcto Was a spii"n"us
..... lur out-ot-ioWn ac.otHt' "' 1 ''',f
XXI. Nero frightened hy the sueNhtu o'
... u.Iaet ana the purchase ior oul-.,i
.... aud London account p Nc N.'''".f
... noe confined 90 amy special group .l'i
I'll. Railways aud lu0usttlala alike Hof u.
LIZ Late iu thc day London SOFA ldl' 90
M Stock purchased during iae moi'..
..l uuis. nitl other reail1lns o.o.e
s..oi ttt. uon ]" llt @ .rt IucA
.......I TlUHHI from t..f-'a Itl CUM. .....-
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4 PRlEE. . Cents
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TINES LIBRARY COUPON.
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COLES.-Died, at his residence, lS21
Dance street. at 1890 p. ~, November
7th. Rev ]. j. COLES, missionary TO
Africa; aged thirty seven years.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. S.-Tur-
pentine firm al 2IMc.
R0sin steady az CSC. for good strained.
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o,, cK BEAUTY. BY ANNA sEwELL~

2O p" and sewel feeIngv ,sns
BLACK we'll
It's appeal Hose r ecs 20 charm
o
to do
PRES o vices. cruelty TO animal"
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. S.-Spirits tur-
pentine market opened and closed at 211sc.
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np,uS Bv Ralph Irop) OLIVE scHREINEk.

49, STORY Farm has many me cns
Miss
metiauye qualities
discussion before the hougstful reader pfsa
lights 70 ewoTkof and uncommon NINA
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ov TUE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.
LAIp - rnvoxeTOTTNE AYTOUN

by r ballads Professor Aytou sacSwoTa tSs nave
These Ancient Rome Iheh
only rival n that they be met with every n s IN
ed by and platform
repertoire OF their author IN
thu O'N
sour OF the "CoVehahVeiS
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dslncuy AmeFIcah anu -
Hawtn p gwen the world undyns ooox IN @ over oftv
writer's mas ~, oonrbuted Annual, publshed nov
were onssntv reprinted in reality gh, J
being well as the suDueV
the feciy jst charm author OF Ihe SCARE W.
the speo ontemplation and It's effect Is negmeheu W
air OF % By the imaginative genius Of the author
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o,onv ar An AFRICAN FARM. BY IhsIpp II


Under % graphic descriptions ana ne most sppsas
The herself Her consists OF
OUT orchard farm south Africa ana
studies problems when
benoylso
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. nov. 9. 1893.
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ree,ys OF Ella. BY CHARLES LAMB

EIIl NHhhII0
r. essays Of gay hamor hters5sIsea % n
OF VII; cafetuly
happy The ard ana conpVsel III
Sicate unobtrusVe everything md
~ gives an Importance W '''' 49,
grace
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yellow Pine-1. / IA. IL inch, No 1.
seasoned. l6 feet $l4WG160O; /. Ia, IL
incb. No. j. green. 10 feet Sl2O0qli00; /.
IA. IL inch, No 2, seasoned, 10 feet
40 OOa1AOO; l. IA, IL inch, No. 2, green,
Ia feet lOOOdl2. 90: /, Ia. IL inch, No.
= green. Is feet. fS.00g90O; !, l IA, IL
inch. No. l. heart. 16 feet. $500; /, ] IL
IL inch. no. Z, heart. l6 feet, $l80Od22 co.
Weather-boardmg Fitcbed-No. /. sea-
oned. i6 feet. s1A0O; No. !, green. is feet,
$500: seasoned. IS feet, SlL00Q15.OO; No.
2 green. 10 feet, Sl0000l2DO; No. g. green,
~ feet. XgO0dq 00 sawed laths. $l.60li1 Co.
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER &C.
Cement-James River. SIZE per barrel ;
Rosendale. $3.50; Imported Portland, Bg
81 %: American Portland. GT5QfS
Lime-Agricultural SalOc per bushl;
RockIand, s105gN.D per parrel: Virginia,
81.
PIaster-Lump. - per ton; ground,
$3.50; calcined plaster u.6o.
North Carolina far. large size, IS; coal
tar, 81
Fire Brick-S8GgiO per 1000
Plastering Hairs l-2Qic per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons-S3 750$450.
Oranges-Blessina, S3.25q$3.50; Florida.
s2.5Oa$S.OO.
Peaches -Three-peck boxes. 5OQLO0.; one
half bushel boxes. 49d50c.
A oles-Ordinary 15QlO0 per barrel.
Rananas-N. 006H.75 per bunch.
Vegetables-Oni0ns, 2.25425O per barrel.
Irish potatoes. 17JQ2.0o per barrel.
No. 2. no demsnd
Cabbage, 4.OoQ5OO per hundred.
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To- famous nsSh CLASSIC
attractions world Goldsmith mas % over @ we
andte
light OF hcu As SIR
said OF author
reconcile sena tahSy ana 'ns hS'
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C,rp Rv OWEN MEREDITH ROBERT Lord LyIIon'I

GovernorGe OF India ana
In
with
q dialogue
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CRAWFORD. BY NRs GAsKELL.

Crawford" in it's charming miniature :
calls the best Of Jane Austen's novels Il
social life in an English country village.
ions. character and social conditions OF n
earnestness and with fine literary apu u
illustrated.
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-, c, , DJ I'm TFTVPR By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

romance OF intense interest eS",p an art
lysi9 and graphic deserlpt leniaI Ire we ha
I me- ne hest OF Scots novels It Is true "t
t~aturss Of the age and place
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g pRAYKFNSTEIN; OR. THE MODERN PROMETHEI

might side OF N'atVie' a.
hook every should read It's author mas sIsar
49, osnaI genius There are passages IN fthAe.s
te mind and flesh creep once read Tue D'oN ~ mo-
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PAIL AND VIRGINIA.

This dyc story by CLASSIC Hon place for Itself in
is an bo possess literature and can s
tssaEy 's 6f tsst Tsno ss work
all the tartss charming well as edifying gener
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NOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. Bv c. NJ. IoN0E'

= A.. ,,.+ ,ba hook 10 put into the mana Oh youth
inns ms 20 IA trie manly and womanly sentiments re-"
than This to develop ana mould the ias''' - ''' '9
ontmstic and patriotic IDEAS
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!. THR COlIING RLcF. By LoRp LYrroN.

Comlng Race" Lytton, Is Clever ahl
realm of science inventive mind OF man may ma
presents fascinating picture OF me u
the next century when huI
electrical and mechanical cohNa
viii be enabled to eNchnnse does
ingenious mercury-fooed auoma tons ana nave AT
adaped rnarveously changed social ana nous
81 tbngs The work the product raneu but rarely %
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RIcHMoND srocK MARKrr

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. s. 1898.
reported by John l.. Williams n Sons
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