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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING Quotations OF
MONEY
Offerings and Sales nj the Richmond To-
bseoo Exchange-int.rnsl Revenue
Observation-Disclosures Advices

NEW YORK, Dec. l--Irregularity
marked the course )f prices on the STOCK
Exchange In the initial trading but soon
afterward the whole hst moved up uhaer
the leadership OF American Sugar, which
rose ~ TO So The change or senu.
ment IN this stock was Que 10 pehe,
that the managers OF the company VIII
not enforce the ord n OF "Wednesday last,
which called for complete suspension
OF operations. There rs more IMAM d
suspicion that the expression Oh senator a,.S' I
Smith on the QucsuOn OF Tree suea'
has had considerable influence on the OF,
nClals II developed mat lower van
street interests were buyers OF the $50 -
In yesterdays break. ana this' Win , ~
departure OF a Weil-knoWh "pei atV -, 80
Washington, was much comm M "a SP1G, ~
in view Of the gloomy uttefdn-es % w
leading officers OF the company ,ita W.
reported late to-day that tHe ~ t,a1
Adjourned Gas sold down 10 V'a. the
lowest point Of the week. Later IhelG
was a recovery TO lOG6"s. ne 1enS 81 a.
Railway list was decideoiy ~ ineii ~ rcr
cont. Lake shore ST Paul, Northwest
ern, Burlington and quincy kgCh isiai,u'
Louisville and NaShNaiF, 'Iali' a 81 80,
Western Union. Jersey Ccntral, anu NeW
No,k central and the COalers were all
coDspicuous in the upward movement
THE strength OF the GTdnselS was uue
a. the minors that the St Paul earnings
FOR the fourth week OF the current month
will show an Improvement Inc Codl-
ers were bought by shorts who are look
ing for important deESeio2inenes M tis
the sales agents. IN general way
nc market was benefited by an eXpecta-
ION OF "a favorable message from Presl-
dent CLEVELAND on financial questions
SnecuIation was strong and higher. Chi
cago Gas made net loss of Is per cent,
Distllling d. and Bay state Gas *. IN
tbe inactive list, Morris and Essex ad-
Vanccd ~, to 1854 and Consolidated Gas
H. 10 l2Glg. The total sales were 1880
shares. Of which $500 were Sugar and
1880 St Paul. Yesterday Sugar alone
figured for II, 700 shares. The bona
market was fairly active and higher.
Money on call nomnaly lu2 per cent. 4;
prime mercantile paper. 4Q' per cent
Storing exchange strong, WIN actual
business In bankers bills at 4No1gn to~Il
for sixty days and 4NIHd4SS Tor demand :
posted rates, 4S70iSNi2. commercial blHs
AS5it q .>Gl4 Government bonds urn.
state bonds duh Railroad bones I hlgg n6d
treasury Ralanccs-Coin, $ll2 IS3,OW;
clryepcV $50 Tl1.ODb.
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Deaf Ms.

LANGD.-Died, suddenly. at her resi-
dence, No. 305 north Fourth street, Fri
day morning, November 80 1894, Mrs
MAGDALEN J.. LANCE, Of Wissem-
bourg, France, relict Of j. q. Lange
aged seventy-three years.
Her funeral will take place from ST
Johns German Lutheran church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at O'clock
Friends invited TO attend.
No flowers.
MAY.-Died. on Saturday. December
1st. Mrs. HANNAH MAY, wife of Jacob
May, IN the siXty-first year of her age
The funeral will take place from her
late residence. ll03 east Clay street
MONDAY MORNING at II o'clock.
STANARD.-Died at her residence in
the city of New York. on November 30
1894. Mrs. MARTHA STANARD, widow
Of the late Robert c. Stanard. of this
city, in the seventy-fourth year of her
age.
Interment will take place from Union
depot at $40 O'Clock MONDAY MORN
ING, December Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
RICHMOND'S
Mastery Wrap Department.

Few men were forethoughtful
enough to prepare for the coming
Wrap Storm. Thousands have
been sold here-hundreds are being
sold daily, and thousands are in
Store and in contract for, being
made for selling. 1t was golden
opportunity for you and we did
what few merchants dared to do
we grasped the opportunity. There
are always plenty of Wraps here
the right sort and at far better than
the present right prices.
Atwood Black Cheviot Coats, sell for
Hmndreds OF Chinchilla Coats, that are
worth fully 81. have been sold ana are
seIline for $3.50 These are fun Length,
we'll made, and in the most desirable
Handsome English Cheviot Coats. tailor
made bound with tailor braid full ~
inches long, and the price $50. instead
of the usual $3.50 N,a,,.
with velvet collars, for $50
Sl5 Kersey Cloth Coats black or navy
with cloth-bound velvet collars, Tor Flo.
NEW BEAUTIES FOR MONDAf- -.
Tan or Black Covert Cloth Coats' h4lI
silk lined for $3.50.
English Pilot Cloth Coats, 40 Inches long.
double velvet corded seams. for $3.50.
s2275 Coats of a week ago for $3.50
Tan. Mode or oxford, applique cloth
seams back and front, ~ inches long
broad lapels that button close IN the
neck.
Real Astrakhan Capes, 80 inches long.
with full circular sweep, for S25O.
Pieced Astrakhan Capes, full military
sweep, for 81.
cular sweep, for $3.50.
Finer grades, SIS. SIS and $S each-SlO
under value. 49,
80 inches long Silk Plush Capes for $599:
"a inches long Seal Plush Capes, full
military sweep, collar and edging OF
Marten fur. and the prices SIS and SIS.
Seal Plush Capes, elaborate embroidery,
Would YOU have a Tourist Melton Double
Cape in tan. mixed or black, for $3.50?
Come and get IL here for $4.8.
Handsome Infants Goats from I
to s years of age. Misses and
Children's Wraps of every descrip-
ton.
We have hit upon prices where
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

committees. occupies a part Of the We'd
nesday afternoon programme.
The work among associate members
will be discussed on Wednesday morning,
while at night Of the same day will be
heard reports OF the great convention
held in Cleveland during July Of this year,
and the bright prospects for the Boston
convention, 20 be held in July. 1895.
rhe societies In Virginia now number
over five thousand members. representing
40 churches and reports indicate rapid
gains throughout the State.
The railroad lines of the State are max
ing low rates to the convention from all
points.
Richmond Endeavorers are enthusiastic
over the work being done in the city and
State, and expect TO carry over hundred
delegates 10 the stanton convention.
All delegates attending viii be enter
tanned by the Christian Endeavorers and
Epworth Leagues OF stanton, who are
making ample provision for this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
CHICAGO


CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. Tine De
liveries Of wheat on December contracts,
contrary to eXpectauonA were Hsht'
and the crowd completed the world s
Visible supply by reporting decrease
In stocks !" In and anoat for Europe OF
2,OOs,OOO bushels. Liverpool and London
cables were strong and higher. Thdt
prices did not work their way through
calls" was a disappointment to the
bulls, and after a reasonable period
they disposed of their holdings with as
little appearance Of display as possible.
There came an easing OFF under the pres
sure of selling, but before the close values
stiffened up a trihe and closed frac-
ton under the top. May wheat opened
from core. to 60Ac., declined to O0Hu
GOssc, rallied to and closed at t0asc.,
hul4c higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was firmer.
Corn-Local scalpers and room opera
tors had the corn market pretty much
to themselves to-day. They traded
without reference to the news directly
appertaining to corn. sympathy with
the finer grain. firm cables, light de-
uVeries on December contracts, and soft
weather combined TO start prices firm,
but the trade soon dwindled away, until
practically no business was doing. May
corn opened from 49c. TO 69hc., sold be-
tween 4gc and 49kc., closing at 49c.,
Wdi4c higher than Yesterday. Cash
corn was weak and l4g14c. lower than
Oats~It is unnecessary to refer TO the
trade. because there was practically moth
ing doing. A steady feeling ruled the
generally firm tone, extending TO oats.
MAY closed unchanged from. yesterday.
Cash oats were a shade easier.
Provisions-A little activity was noted
I'm product at the immediate start and
also at the end of the session. but the
Intervening time was dull and monoto-
nous. Strength early from the yards,
where hogs were firm and in light sup
Div Later an easy feeling obtained,
but a rally during the closing moments
was due TO some covering by shorts.
The close was nc. higher than yes
terday for January pork. sc. higher for
January lard, and 214q5c higher for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

yer frames, 4Sc; SIS value.
200 India Decorated Fruit Saucers, &C
each. a.
200 French China Chocolate Pots, gold
decorations soc: 81 value.
5000 Highly Polished Glass Tumbters'
100 Water Bottles. cut neck. SOC each;
1900 Water Goblets. highly polished &c
each.
1000 Glass Molasses Pitchers, patent top.
Sc.
so Imitation of Cut Glass Square Bowls,
large size. sc each.
$500 Venetian Glass Flower. Cake, Nut
and Fruit Baskets, Zoe 10 SZ.o-Just
half the usual cost
Fifteen thousand EaSleS and Pic
lures are placed on sale here to-day
at wonderful prices.
200 Oak Fire Screens. with brass trim
ming silkolne fitting, 59c, 81 value.
1850 Carriage Whips, the usual &c
quality. l0c.
$50 i5-lnch Wash Boards. SC each.
3-Prong. Towel and Hat Racks SOLID
oak, brass trimmings. l5c each; 60c
value.
Real China Cream Pitchers, In pink and
in gold decorations. 2c; Toe value,
French China Spoon Holders, BIC value.
English China Cups and saucers. pretty
shape G5c a dozen.
2lD French China Sugar Dishes. hand
some decorations, 81 value. 25c each
1000 Real India China Decorated Plates,
egg-shell thinness. Zoe each.
200 Bonn Fruit Saucers, striped gold
decoration, regular value $3.50 dozen
Toe each
SOC Bonn Fruit Plates, stlppled gold
decorations. l9c.
5000 Real China Berry. Fruit and Pre-
serve Saucers. fiuted design. &c each;
"A
i7G dozen French China Soup Plates,
regular value $3.50 a dozen. loo each.
Over three hundred Dinner Sets
were in this great purchase.
French China Dinner Sets. handsomely
decorated, I02 pieces. Si9.75 set; US
value
French China Dinner Sets. Dresden
decorations. 1902 pieces, vs.. cost wv TO
Import
Limoge China Dinner Sets. exquistely
decorated, 1902 pieces, SO set; 30
value
200 Real China Tea Sets. newest shapes.
80 pieces. $50 a set Sll.50 value.
Limoge China Tea Sets 80 pieces, 80
set: sls value.
For want of space our Chair De-
partment has been moved TO the
second floor. Some extraordinary
Chair values here.
Real Leather Bottom Chairs. 81 value.
$3.50 now.
Solid Oak Chairs, with handsome Plush
Seats. highly polished. $3.50 S. value
200 different kinds OF Chair bargains
Take Elevator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Black Dress Goods.

Every piece Of Black Goods sold
by us has the recommendation of
the maker with it, backed by our
own.
Tho frat time in the history of Ameri-
%, retailing-Full 50-inch Imported
s25 Black storm Serge for 69c yard.
39c Best Black ATWOOD storm Serge
for Csc.
French imperial Serge, Is inches wide.
Ln nGI Gsc 81 Figured Crepes, q inches
vide. for 59c IS inches wide, 15c grade,
for 4qc. -, -
a IS was the best price. now Sc.
priestIey 81 Figured Goods goes for 75c.
81 six Gloria, IS inches wide, to be
pT SH.I sV SILK Warp Wide Vale. sl.5O
quality. for Sc;
Nav Crege Cloth for a.i5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Hastings Court.

The following citizens have been con-
yened 10 serve on the grand jury or the
Hastings Court for the December term
Messrs. w. q. Camp, c. T.. Wingo j..
W. Ferguson, Jacob May, Charles
Hogan, W. I. Hancock. Charles III.
Simpson. A. Rufus Ysrbrough and j.
j. Montague.
The following is the venire OF the petit
fury for the December term: Messrs.
H. Rosenheim. Clement Brooke, G.: Il.
Dodson, l.. f. Mason, T. NJ. Culling-
worth. Palmer Gray, James u. Haryie,
d. s., Burfoot: Carleton Mccarthy Geo.
NJ. NJ. Myer. f. l.. Montague, Levin
Joynes. Henry r. Miller. w. II. Allison.
Jacob Wolf. Meredith +: Montague, T. A.
Jacob. John II. Southall, j. G, Pickett;
r. A. Saunders, Jr:, T. j. Todd. Lemuei
Bendheim Carter III. Berry, George ives
Jacob Bachrach, Jesse Talman. ID. h.
Lynch. Z. E: Frsy yh l.; r. ~ rh %sils
John NJ. Allen, William Leal, Marx
Gunst. Felix Smith. Mat. Hopes COLOR
ed, and j. y. Heath.
terday in renextez tho bail bonds Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
DOLLS

The collections of the great family
OF Dolls are in themselves Of suffl.
cient interest to engage many thou
sand little hearts. Dolls with flax
en- curis; Dolls with real hair: wi'h
heads indestructibIe or Bisque; with
eyes that move, or those that never
sleep; with bodies of kid, or nova
Bile Joints; China Dolls or Rubber
Dolls, or anything that Doll was
ever made Of.
Besides the Beautiful Dolls are
the Beautiful Low Prices. Let
these few prices stand for to-day:
iO-inch Kid Body. Bisque Head Dolls.
with pretty tiaXen hair. Sc each.
ij-inch Bisque Head, Jointed Dolls, with
golden hair l9c.
S-inch Kid Dolls. bisque head. natural
hair SHOES and stockings. Be.
20D Rudostaldt Bisque Kid Body Dolls.
q inches high, shoes and stockings.
$50: s. value.
See the magnificent Jointed Dolls, %
inches high. natural hair, Csc.
over 800 Dolls, various sizes that are a
little injured In the packing, half price
for them.
Our Toy Departments complete;
everything is in full blast for the
Holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Rosemary Public Library

The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Committee OF the Rosemary
Public Library will be held at the rooms
of the library, corner OF Second and
Main streets, Friday afternoon, Deem
Der 7th. At i:30 o'clock. The meeting is
called with view 10 enlarging the quar-
tiers of the library so as 10 accommodate
fulness. The following ladies compose
the committee: Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs
Il. T. y. Myers; Jr.. Mrs. Arthur Seldom.
Mrs. Albert Bruce, Miss Maria Blair,
Miss Gussie Daniel. Mrs. Sam. Cohen,
Mrs. s: Nj. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Otway S.
Allen, Mrs. r. l.. Morris, Mrs. Wynd-
ham r. Meredith. Mrs. James Baylor,
Mrs. Parke Bagby, Mrs. James W. Al
lison, Miss Annie Stewart, Mrs. A. r.
Saunders, Mrs. DR.. Oppenheimer, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. F.. T. c.
Davis, Mrs. Everett Waddey. Mrs. John
Harrison and Miss Mamie Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Justice Johns Court.

Samuel Levi (coloredl, who was ar
rested a few days ago for beng Tug,
tive from Justice was yesterday turned
over 10 the authorities Of Amelia county
by Justice Crutchheld. He Is wanted
there for felo0ous cutting.
Max Wage. charged with the larceny OF
a lot Of stained glass designs valued az
$50. the property OF w. A. Hefrerman,
or Lynchburg. was discharged. there De-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

The Millinery is in its glory of
neWneSS---Black Hats that cut
dash. There are Colored Hats and
appurtenances at third under
value.
Flannel good as ever, but prices
peculiar.
Ace Solid Colored Eiderdown Flannels
soc 1willed Medlcated Scarlet Flannel
rs yard wide Finest Grade White Elan
mel, sold for i9c, now PC a yard.
81 SILK Embroidered Hemstitched White
F1annels for CSC.
Ice White Wool Flannel for lie.
lie White Shaker Flannel for 3 3-4c.
CASSIMERES for Boys Wear Wool
was 4sc yard always, now 29c.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear Sale.
Always the best prices here, but
noW---
45c Ladies' Muslin Drawers for Doc a
pair.
Good Muslin. best make. Hamburg
rufile, headed with three tucks, yoke
$40 Gown for $l-Best Muslin and Sew
ing full length yoke OF cluster tucks
ana Hamburg, flnlShed with DeadlnS,
open neck Of three-inch wide embroid-
cry. cuffs to match-this Gown TO be ST.
A purchase of one hundred and
twenty-five dozen White Muslin
Skirts.
SO, u and SOC Skirts for Soc each--nicest
in every way, with wide embroidered
rufes and tucks, with plain c1mbric
rutiies and tucks with 9-nch lace
ruflle-any for SOC.
SILK SKIRTS
SSSS silk skirts for S.
$50 SILK Skirts for s. 30.
S SILK Skirts for $3.50.
s. Silk Gloria Skirts for S3.75.
CHRISTMAS APRONS HAVE Ar
RIVED-25c to 81.
One hundred dozen heavy, large
notwithstanding Towels, every
thread Cotton, size 2oX44, to be
sold for 6Hc each; I215c Towels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Pr0peTty Transfers.

Richmond: Mrs. Nettie T. johnson from
Daniel b. Williams, % feet on north side
OF Coutts street. between st. John and
ST. Paul. $500. George n. Evans from Is.
f. Turner, % feet on Baker street and
10 3-l2 feet on the alley between Duvai
and Baker streets, $1,000.
Henrico: Samuel II. from Irwin East,
q feet on St. Peter street, northwes,
corner OF Mitchell street, Duval,s Add
ton. S. Seymour Harvell from Harry 5.
Lee is interest in a tract OF land near
Bosher's dam, 81, 900. Matthew II. Wink
ers from f. r. Bradley. 80 feet on Tween
ty-second street, southwest corner OF \
street. $3.50. John Messerschmidt from
Lisburn Land Company. 40 feet on Kin
eingIon street, near Gilmour avenue,
500. A. C. Houston from same. 40 fee zee
on north side OF Ivy street. near Gil
mour avenue, $500. Carl Ruehrmund from
same. 10 feet on Kensington street, near
Roseneath street, 500.
Miss Mamie Hungerford returned hone
Friday evening after a most deIiehu"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

One hundred Ga Chenille Table
Covers to be sold for SOC.
Some new Cotton Goods prices:
Fruit of the Loom Cotton for 61-2c
short ends of Fruit and Androscoggin
for lie.
Real Turkey-Red or Navy Calicoes, in
small. pretty designs, for 3-4c.
25c i0-i i}leached Sheeting for is 2-3c.
Zoe Heaviest Feather-Bed Ticks for
Yard Wide Soft Finished Bleached Mus
lin for 3-4c.
Five hundred pairs Sheets and
PilIow-Cases; only the best sewing.
Fun 72x90 Sheets for 45c.
Six9O Heaviest 75c Sheets for soc.
90xg0 Utica Sheets for 1gc.
l21-2c Pillow Cases for &c.
Yard-wide rye PercaIe for7Ac:
1212c Canton Flannels for SC; sc
quality for SIC, etc.
The Cents Furnishing people are
in arms for not spreading their dis.
play in large letters. Come, see If
they don't deserve it.
The neWneSS in Scarfs and Neck
wear alJne is bewltching. More
new from England, in the city OF
Paris, than ever before. Here IS
the missing link. The De JoinViite
looks lust like the wind had care
leSSly blown it around your collar
and formed a huge bow on your
shirt-front---75c, 81 and 81 so each.
5)c Neckwear that sells for Toe usually;
BIC for soc qualities.
Splendid value in Mems Natural Gray
shirts and Drawers at 9Oc' o. w.,
Mems Imported Natural Gray WOOL
shirts and Drawers Toe; regular sl.25
The same In White. II you prefer
Imported Winter Weights Balbriggan
Underwear, silk finished. Sl.25; N75
Men's Cardigan Jackets Of all kinds and
qualities.
Hand-Made Jackets from $50 to 50.
Mems Atwood Cashmere Socks light,
medium and heavy weights, %. 80 and
CRiidren's Fur Top Kid Gloves, special
good values at 7oc, 81 and N2J-snap
or spring fastenings, newest shades.
Carpets, OH-Cloths, LinoIeums
and Mating. Extraordinary low
prices to close the stock for this sea-
son have been made.
$4,000 WORTH OF CHINA
and GLASSWARE at JUST HALF
VALUE HERE TO-DAY. THE
STEAMER GA MAIZE" WHICH
WAS BADLY DAMAGED IN THE
OCTOBER STORM OFF THE
BANKS OF NEWFOUNDLAND,
WAS TOWED INTO NEW YORK
ON NOVEMBER 18th. THE EN-
TIRE CARGO WAS SOLD ON
NOVEMBER 22D BY ORDER OF
THE BOARD OF UNDERWENT
ERS, AT PIER 80, NORTH RIVER.
THE CARGO CONSISTED OF
VARIOUS KINDS OF MERCHAN-
Disc, INCLUDING 1000 PACK
AGES OF CHINA AND GLASS
WARE. THE NEW YORK DRY
GOODS EXCHANGE PURCHAS.
Ed THE ENTIRE LOT. OUR
SHAKE WAS I4o PACkAOES,
WHICH WILL BE PUT ON SALE
TO-DAY AT PRICES THAT CAN
NOT BE DUPLICATED AGAIN,
PERHAPS, IN A LIFETIME.
1900 Cups and Saucers, every conceiva-
BILE shane. color and decoration usual
cost Soc 20 81 30, 25c for any.
Solid Oak Easels, with brass trimmings,
81 value. i9c.
White and Gold Enameled Eases. S.JO
value, e9c.
Real Pastel Paintings, new subjects,
handsome enameled and gilt frames,
3ixO. 1893; $40 value.
20x26 Pastel Paintings, in white and sill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec. Lotion dull; mid
aIinr gulf. q lie; middling uplands
s iS-l6 Futures closed steady; sales,
ioi, 100 bales; December, 547; January.
SIS; February, 5.5s; March So 5s,' April April
S Sress rsse,pts' 4,4H bales; exports TO
Great Britain, 1883 bales; France. l,2i5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
.-l.INrN WI

CINCINNATI o., Dec Flour cnr,nS na aH,et'
winter patent, s2.5Oa2D; sp'i 81 6!.a2. ~:
snr,ng family, S24oG2to; low sradeS'
81. 7Od1 50. a a, nreyious
prices - -. a., ,,,ixad 42s.c.: yell
,o,,, car ace: mixed ear, 42c. .,,,
Oats-Trade steady; No. mixeu' u "0A'
&c. o en- Or. clear mess,
ga Ok. family, Sl2.25; clear fanlly, Siinaf
Sl1',o1i nmjet and steady; steam leaI,
q a.. Kettle dried, s7l2h; prime steam
Dry sailed meats in fair sSoT dem nibs sS 2s
shouIueiSJ,a e. 90: DO. clear sides, $40.
Whisky steady at sl.Z3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Holy Name Socis ~.

The Holy Name Society will hold Its
regular meeting tomorrow, after the
yesper services AZ the Sacred-tieart
church. The meeting will be very inl-
portant and all members are requestea
10 he present. The arrangements for
the coming mission, TO be given by tho
Dominicans. and which will commence on
Sunday, December 18Th. will be COM
pleted
This mission will be conducted by
Fathers Herman and DE Caution. both
OF whom are well known in Catholic
circles here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
CIR I.OIfR

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec: Flour firm
and quiet; patent, s2.s,gs,1Ss; faney'
S-Wpeat higher: shipments, 100 bushels
necember. 52E. dJlTsc.: May, 5Il9M3iAc.
Sorn higher: shipments. 200 bushels;
December, 4Jse:; May, 4o4c'
parJ standard mess offered at sl2'3'1s;
on or orders, Sc. per barrel more nor so. choice
Oh IardNprime steam at soso; enoice'
S095 ,s Shoulders x52s.
Dry Sailed Meats1shosseauSs, sborts
longs, sGl2l5; clear rioS' f"-"' -
'gRS aco5n-Boxed shoulders, SD; lohss'
81 ~. clear ribs. sT.12i3; shorts S''-''
High wines firm at sl'Zo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Dec; l;- diosd
sts Mldvd strained, 97iAc.; good strained
slS:I ni{,ts Of turpentine steady at 2JAc'
crude ri tuTpentine firm; hara' si'iO'
soft. $50; virgin, $l.IO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
from the Association.

Rev. DR.. w. j. Young, pastor OF Park
Place Methodist church. viii this after
noon address the meeting for young men
al the Young Mems Christian Association
at O'Clock. His subject Will be Power
10 say les." on next Sunday Or. Young
will speak at the same place on "FoSy-
ism OF Sin"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Offerings $50 bushels; corn
(white), go bushels; rye, "a bushels.
(white). 3S6 bushels; rye "a bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 5ic. 10
coo. mixed. 56c 10 G0c.; shortberry, o5c.
to 60c. No. ? red. GOc.
Corn-White, Virginia bag lots. new}
43c 10 45c.; No. . white, 46c.; NO
mixed. 44c.
0ats-No . mixed. 34l2c. TO 35c.; No.
8 mixed. 33izc 10 SAC; winter. Acc. TO 4tc'
Rvc-aIc 10 fahc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

ing no evidence TO sustain the charge
brought against him.
William Storms, alias Calomel brakes,
(colored5. charged with being SUSPECT
GUS character, was held for examna-
ton on December nth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

Cash QuoIdUons-fIO uI uuII aII.I tvaes /.
the short session restricted business
wheat 5Qlsd6Ossc., No. . red, 5o1sc;: no.
C,rn. &c. No . oats, 29l.pD13c; /;
porH, ST. s2lsqp225; lard. $500 L0O'
ribs. S8,Ooa6 l2ls shoulders, S5;62t2qo''o'
sides. S637lkd65O; whisky, SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
HANDSOME LINENS

Double Damask Hemstitched Table Cen
ire Cloths. lSx24, value Soc, for 45c
Double Damask Lunch Cloths, 46Xf6
inches, 1915 value for sl9S.
Scotch Linen Table Centre, 3lX3l inches
$2.25 value, for 81 p.
Open Work Bouffet Scarfs, Sl.75 value
for Csc.
100 dozen Fringed Pure Linen Damask
Tray Cloths. worth 25c, for y l-2c.
This is a mere hint of the many
Special Values in the Linen depart
ment.
Ladies Cancels Hair Knit Vests,
S1.Ie value on sale Monday for SOC.
The Christmas Gift worth pre-
serving is