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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
JR. o. U. a. NJ.

Interest ln the Jr. o. T. a. NJ. is rap
idly increasing.
John A. Logan Council, No. 95, Is
taking the lead, having a membership
of nearly one hundred members in good
standing, with weekly accessions. Ten
or twelve new applicants are 10 waiting
for Initiation on next meeting night,
Wednesday, November a.
The goat is in fine trim and will be
able 10 carry all through nicely. An
interesting time is anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

All communications for the Secret scot
etv dapartment of the "Sunday Register"
houId reach the publication Office on FRI
oav-or not later than noon OF saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

null which would bring anybody back
10 his senses? II is child's play. As
soon as the rob6er has the watch 10
hand he will press the bow or ring Of
the watch with his thumb and fore
finger. and as II by magic the bow will
lump out Of the watch. You can try IL
YOU like with your own watch, aud you
will see how easy it is. Nearly all the
stolen watches have no rings, and 10
this way you can surely detect where
they come from.
THE PERVERTED BALANCE.
/, Having spoken about the pilfering &C
S0mplished without the use Of any vio-
zee. but mostly by dexteriiy. we will
siescribe those whieh need the use
strength, without excluding
ness.
Of all Is the balance or coup de
IA cnle. which is used by those
obiln 70 work alone, With one hand
- A.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
EASTERN STAR.

Tuesday evening, although a disa-
greeabe night to be OUT with but
little ray OF moonlight, the Stars OF
Merriam shone bright, and in numbers
too when the constellation met and
elected a number OF candidates who
will be received into the order at its
next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

review OF the statistics OF a noted
scientific medical cure Tor lneDrlety ana
the opium habit dlscloses the appalling
fact mat a large percentage OF the pa
tents applying Tor treatment are women.
Further inquiry by the Boston Tran
script shows that hCLsekeeDers and those
employed In VtrlOus branches OF labor
coustt tute great number OF these unfOr-
tunate beings. whose lives are wrecked
BY continuous indulgence IN narcotics
These who have spent years Ia studying
this subject agree that the victims IL
nearly every case nave begun win
drugs. merely to ease a temporary pain
and have realized when II was too late
that the habit had becOuF established
\ farmers wife mas hefset sufferer
from periodical sick headaches; society
woman on the verge OF nervous collapse,
a brain worker al equal 10 the task she
has uut, rtaken. 4 small dose Of NOR
phne a third Of grain OF quinlne,
drink OF alcohol I'm one OF the many forms
even 10 Florida water and pertumely
IS a quick but dangerous sumulant. The
reXt dav al the same hour the same rem
edy is at hand, ana before many weeks
the victim is chained to the htb!t. This
is particularly true of the drugs, which
haV- none OF the social temptations OF
liouQr drinking There IS no pleasure in
taking drugs.and those VINO continue 70
do SO confess. when cured, the horrible
uhvsieal of attempts 70 do without H.
'Tbree ora ms OF morphine are generally
considered a fatal dose, yet many women
Who auuIy for treatment are taking
e,,cI,e,b averv day to Kill nifty persons
One NJ the most distressing phrases
If no drug habit Is its effect on the moral
sepSn of IT'S vi.tlm. Investigators are
authoritv for the statement that women
sr5 90 course men as welfare absolute
10 ,tntrutbfuI even regarding the most
oil az fairs when they have acquired
~ babit In this particular opium is
much more 10 be dreaded than liquor
;rbe intensity of the craving is most hor-
ribie TO witness. as was shown by a re-
- tnstance A woman was arrested
~, como minor charge ana locked 20
Sbo ssnt Ia a friend 10 bring her her ac-
~. ~ $500 dose Of opium. Instead Of re-
,,'n,,i,,es The cork. which would have taken
~ 20 Instance. she clutched the hottie
~ ~, a. between her hands and tossed
49, pl3ss ard powder into her mouth,
mn, ~ calmness returned. Those who
ktat, ronnrmed opium eaters believe
-, ,.o,Id walk barefooted over live Goals
~ ~, - any horrors for the sake of an
,'i.,spes their craving So saturated does
fitS become after years OF opIum
VI nat its crystals eKude through
t - III, and about the joints. Those who
nc nc S.Hl bypOlermic needle are enabled
~ 10 much larger quantities than by
" IWI,,ing the powder. The desire for
swan these drugs and also for LIQUOR IL
any 9tcai and the scientific cure. witch
o,iroyed 50 successful. comhats this
hhs swing Of the nervous pendulum by
rbyfhuical treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Sudden Whitening O the Iia.r.

Many instances are recorded 10 establish
the fact that sudden alarm or great dis
tress viii. as Sir Walter Scott has aptiy
said. "blanch at once the hair" The jet
al Vienna In 1897, were suddenly changed
10 uure white through fright al falling in
TO a deep we'll DIR. Herbert tells OF n
woman. a witness In the celebrated trial
white i'm a single night. Casselrs World
OF Wonders" cites several cases of this
kind. one being King Ludwig. OF Baya-
ria. whose hair became almost suddenly
white upon learning that person whom
he had put to death was innocent OF the
crime charged The beard and hair OF
the great Duke OF Brunswick whitened
within twenty-four hours upon learning
that his father had been MORALLY wound
ed in battle The hair OF both Mary Queen
OF Scots and Marie Antoinette whitened
within few hours OF the time of heir
execution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND VA. Nov. rs, 1894.
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction vi
Change to-day.
private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were extremely light
The tobacco inspector reports to-day .
Inspections-Br 10 hogsheads; dark,
40 hoCsheads and tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, - hogsheads, dark, d hogs-
heads and | fierce. r..
Myers. Crenshaws. Meals, baVen-
port' 8. Planters Allegheny, Shockoe, and
Shelburne's tobacco warehouses ., report
to-day: Receipts. packages; deliveries
90 packages. ,o oo,,o,,
tions for the city of Richmond. Va. to-
dav: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl,7lS.p; plug
toiSaccos. 81, GSj13. Total, 3,4O3.h3.
The usual sale at the Southern. To-
day. First sale at this TOBACCO ware
house tomorrow Saturday, November
II. 1894 when good brGgak OF oy MecHIe"-
burg county tobaccOs viii be onered.
A big sale of bright loose tobacGos at
Shelburne's warehouse to-day. fflces
nigh: highest price SD.
4 very good sale OF bTghts az the
"Stonewau' to-day Good tobaccos sold
nigh; highest price, Sji.
Colonel f. a. kuper says; IN q recent
visit 70 PoWhatan, Goochland, Louisa
Hanover Caroline and King WlIIiiam
counties ] saw Il total OF TWO HuhuIeu
crops of tobacco, and ] did not meet WIN
"A dozen inferior crops. AS 70 quahIly,
the crop viii be about 10 per cent Tess
man last years. and as 10 quality, II
viii be doubly better than last year
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
How Queen WIlhelmIna Is Trained.

A pretty little story about her Majesty
Wilhelmina, the girl Queen OF Holland,
has just found its way into the Dutch
papers. The Queen is at present only
fourteen years OF age, and she is credited
with even larger measure of caprice
and precocity than is usually granted
20 less exalted young ladies at that in
terestlng period OF life. Her mother. tho
queen Regent. therefore thinks II well
at times 10 deal somewhat severely with
Wilhelminas little ways. lately. the
young Queen, desiring to speak TO her
mo.ner, knOcked-not. perhaps, I'm the
most dignlned fashion-at the door OF
the room in which the Queen Regent was
engaged. who is there?'-"1t Is the
Queen OF HollandW dmperiously.-"T
she must not enter (peremptorlly). Al
this rebuff the little Queen suddenly
changed Der tactics. and softening her
tones. said wiLningly. Mamma. II Is
your Cwn little daughter that loves YOU
and would like 10 kiss YOU" you may
come n" And so wit elmina wins her
way inro the heart OF the most phieg-
matte OF Dutch men.-The Westminster
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING Quotations OF
MONEY
Offerings and sale. At tho Richmond To-
bsoco ExchanGe-iut'rnAI
CoIeciions-Forsign Ad'i'e''

NEW YORK. Nov. lG.-Business AT lhe
Sfocx Ex-IauEc to-day was on 49,
small scale. ana The thd"N'" - IA
which occurred were uec -. or so
the operations OK mar 49, only
professional TRADERS. IN a.. ia
ic{ a. Shares changed hands. W'nlc snS
transactions iu bonds Ich 10 ',,,n,S nv
The marKct was cnlNeutH "n' i1i"stiug
IA drop ga The Anthracite '0a'ttv,,o5 70 glI1.
falling TO Ibie, Jersey ttHN"' W 80
DeiaW9rc ana Hudson 10 l@''T dh1 49,
awanua 10 1881 the hhat HuV'l.,I
OF IN. latter was 10 hid ana I -" &C." Doai
The stand taken by me lhe'elV",," bneuce.
operators haI drpFeSs'Hs ,,r5iv he
As il is tho coal trade can H"' '''. t,le
called prosperous. ana % PES PH's,'''Itii' I'M
whether tAls late 4fF Stv,'. .' 49, again
lower scUiur down 90 lO''s. nC ro,'re-
uDfavNrable annual report anu 'trorn INC
rpenf ~ j fCrrcpoHt M"'h"" totb ac-
dir,Efory Inducing sales lot r,re,,d
'"- S..- ,,... loss active ana raHttu
f..twc., So and 49, There "aS cssU,,.fS
ReuluE OF tie siptt o. 3D.. dividend
rilu1Te that rc4utNoh Ii' wy 80, d.t-
Tato was contemplated. So,ii. ',,,'dS uc%t
-'t ....f...Do was conspicuous lol a
break from lon 70 s"'i. I lar, itfie atten-
,', h. Ia'I however. to the gyIailoH IN
~. .rt,.4.f. chicago Gas anu zen
oral El,.iIi We're sIa-,' mali
80. t.aIIres iu them were on d sitall
t"' ''" .T, ,,.rDriatiOu OF gold 10y the
a L
49, NJ Er.Usf North America had no
',HIfrre opinion was divided as 70
.t..'S..,1.r this gold had been imported
" r.rn.efiou with the new Government
- .- fh. one recently placed by me
ii5I"'tI.rior OF Canada in London.
,.,',r, that the Raphaels OF Lonaon hau
i..r.-.l.i John Il. DoSpassos 10 nght
tbs Farle-Olcott Reading reorganization
MN hurt trat stock this afternoon. IN
he last hour the market was steaueI
I'm tone. Net changes show losses OF
las. Der cent. American sugar SalneI
-. Manhattan dropped rs, Lacka"anha
IL Hudson X. and Reading = per cent
D. tie inactive issues Laclede Gas pre-,
ferrcI advanced ~ 10 81 Inc Oond
market was lower Sales OF listed STOCKS
aggregated ll4.O0O shares; unlisted o%OoO
Money on cali easy at per cent, last
loan at per cent. and closing offered
at / per cent, prime mercaatHe p1RcI,
S14 Ter cent. Bar silver 60 sterling
exchange steady. with actual business al
bankers bills az 4Ndl4Q lNd'2 lot shy
dGys and 49, .u4s7i9 FOR demand Pos'Va ~
rates. 5N1u4Ns. Commercial uiIis, fo2.ft
4s58, Government bonds steaay, 9'SSni1
bonds dull Railroad bonds lower OH
Yer m ne board was G} DID. -,,ee 900.
treasury Balances-Coin, >'fooo''VV'
currency, S64,ON-,oup-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. l6-Commisslon
houses who were known 10 be long OF
wheat for foreign account sofa some OF
their holdings to-day but there was
hardly any outside orders IN the mar
ket other than those to-day. stu the
buving and selling was not or a dllnlnu-
tive character. Ream ana Qther local pIO-
fcssiouals Of recognized standing taxing
part ia the operations, sometimes 10
liberal extent Prices kept Withln
range OF NC until shortly before the
session came % a close, when they STRUCK
puts for an instant but reDounueu
quickly TO yesterday (lose' W. %,se'v vsTie3
and irregular. with evidence that mere
was an inclination 90 sell on nara spolS.
May wheat opened from Ole, 10 US,
declined 10 G0l.C., rallied ana cIoseu az
Gasc., unchanged from Yesterday C4s9i
wheat was duh and about 12c. per pusHe'
Corn-The increased movement. seems
10 be on in corn and 10 be telIihs on
prices No other excuse or reason was
voiced for the lower prices when rhlen
I'm this market to-day. May corn open
cd from JjLyC to Jtr;s 20, deDuIeu 10 4'tsc-'
closing at 1BsQ SOC, 20. under yesteIoay;
cash corn was quiet and nc. per busnel
'GSats-The price of oats found sup
porter in the oats trust, who were eV-
IDENTIFY opposed TO anything In the shape
OF a decline. and were buying sufficient
to sustain the market The trade, now
ever vas not large, and attracted no
attention May oats closed 1sc. under
yesterdey Cash oats were easy, sales
3veraglng about sc. lower.
Provislons-Som OF the vigorous buy
ars Of Yesterday in product were meekly
disposing Of what they had ac G5a Late
Us Generally disposed TO review the
situation in a different light from that
Yesterday. and 90 accept IT az
a seif-evIdent truth that, with enormous u,
t.oorItro mat market Products were
oasv he close. however, showing January
pork l2i5c. lower than Yesterday, Janu-
arv lard 5c lower. and January rlbs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

The cold weather of the last week
has had the effect Of bringing ahou' an
active demand for dressed poultry ana
game. The markets are quite run OF
these Injuries, and very fair prices are
prevailing The following is a sum
mary Of the prices this week
BUTfER-Goo butter IS actlye .., ana
prices: Fancy dairy, 20g2ic.; choice
dairy, fSGf9c.; choice family packed.
zoe; choice store QackedJ l5GlS' medium
store packed, l3Wl1c. -.,... J..
EGGS-Very scarce and in active de
mand. They are selling as follows:
In crates, near by and fresh, igg 2Uc. {;
in crates. fresh and clean, lSai9c In
barrels and boxes Qresh), lSdl9c.
POULTRY-Ve little change is noted
I'm prices Of poultry. Large CHICKENS
are in demand. The prices are: ChlcRens
Qarge). Susl2c.: small Sc. ducks QVel'
per pound, sal0Qc.; hens dive per I pound Ld.
ro~ ters ODD. per pound. 4qjc; live
turkeys 0argel, 7qSc.; dressed turkeys
choice, l2Gl2l2c.; rough, log llc'' dress
9Q1lc.; dressed ducks (choice), l2l2lt l4c.
GAME-Rabbits Qargej, lOdl3c.' part
ridges Garge), 1O0 lie, pheasants, 500
40c. squirrels, 3qjc.i yenlson sadaIeh'
14aiGc, whole deer, safe; Wild turkey
MEATS-Lower prices are prevailing
as follows: Calves per pound Istossh
4q5c. sheep, per pound, 2G2lgc'' lambs
good per pound, o4tC'' Dtel NO"9l
per pound, 2a3c.; beifers,. per pound,
543i5c.; steers, per pound. 2l2G3c.; hogs
(smalD. per pound, 5q1i2c.; hams tsmaiD.
well-smoked, per pound. 10 l5c.' large.
well-smoked. per pound, ilgl22e; SIDES
CcuredJ, per pound, -1q9c.; shoulders
(smokeD, per pound iq9c.
APPLES Fruit IS scarce. ali obtained
coming from the North. Apples are sell
ing al 81 5Oa3.OO per barrel
6PTpD FRUIT-Apples fancy sliced.
per pound 4q5c.; Quartered. per pound.
%63tc. peaches (peeled). per pound,
9diOc.; cherries (pltted). per pound, 90
SEEDS-Clover (wholesale), per bushel,
Sc 5OQ5OO; timothy, per bushel. Sl.o0t
2,iO; orchard grass, per bushel, sl.6O9
II; herds grass, per bushel, 4244Sc.
millet (German), per bushel SIC gs1 90:
buckwheat seed, per bushel. 70gs0c.
faxseed, per bushel 500
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint, per
pound, 4hQ4Ac. dry grubby, per pound.
SHQ4Lc.; dry sailed, per pound. 3d9Ac
MISCELLANEOUS (white), No.
/ per bushel, tl.0ql.G0: No. ., 81 20a
l8B: colored beans. sI.OO9l20 black
eyed peas, per bushel, 65ds5c.; ginseng,
per pound, S225; feathers dive geese).
per pound, 35c.; feathers (miXed), per
pound, 25d30c.: sumac. per 100 pounds,
8Oc; walnuts, per bushel, 40q45c.; bees
wax. per pound, BE. peanuts, per pound,
2Isll3c.; hoop poles, s5O0q60O; -four
barrel heads and slaves (machine), $500
Northumberland free from burs).
9Oc.: unwashed. l5c: merino 0lnwashed).
14c.; bury wool, 3asc. per pound less.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

tain. 9.15i bales; Continent. 500 bales:
forwarded. 1859 bales; sales. rs bales
all spinners; stock, SS,plI bales. ..
Weekly-Net receipts. j.l33 bales gross
Britain. 23.6Sl bales; France, 1870 bales :
forwarded, 1881 bales: spinners' VI
bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, 80 SO bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1910 bales.
France. II bales: Continent. 0.oss bales;
stock, l,OG}.a3 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts
$gl952 bales; exports to 90 Grea, Bri Enn
tinent. lOl.lll bales. ,-,...-
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
2,D7l,7l6 bales exports to Great Brl ttol,
@o.7s5 bales; France. 233.356 bales; Con-
NAV ORLEANS. Nov l6-Cotton flu
lures steady; sales, -. 200 bales Noyem-
Der, 40s. December, Dol; January ,5Oj;
March. 5l6; April, 522 May, ''Zo' june
LiVERPOOL. Nov l6.-l2:30 p. NJ
Cotton-Fair business done and prices
easier American middling. l-82; sales.
1000 bales; American $50 bales; specu-
lation and export, 1000 bar>s; receipts.
5000 bales, all American. Futures opened
weak and demand moderate; December
and January 2 1854. January and Feb
ruary. ? 59-Gs, February and March,
= Ct 10. March and April. : 62-6i02 $3.50
ApTi and May. 3; May and June, B 2-64
june and July, 1854; July and August,
3 OCT. Futures steady at the decline.
Tenders. 400 bales new dockets and 100
bales old dOCkets
=. M-American middling fair,
3 lQ-32, good middling, 3 5-32; middllng.
Z; low middling, , 1882 good ordlnary y,
. 57-6in2 5S-A. November and Decem-
Der, 51-GiQ2 5S-Gl; December and Janu-
ary 5S-Gt; January and febrcH,aG gy
j9-64; February and March, 1t-ot
March and AUril. 2 62-G4lt2 G3-A, April
and May. 3QS l-Gi May and June, 2-Gi,
value; June and July, 3 4-64, July am
August. 5-GiG3 G-Gi Futures cioSeu
uniat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

carriage thoroushly enjoys the society q
young people OF her age. The reason
that the girl Is doomed to spend her days
In the confines OF her buggy Is that she
Is a realistic mermaid. Before her birth
her mother was badly frightened by q
shark while crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
and the lower part of the childs body
Is that OF fish. Her father Anton
Zimri Is a highly successful grape grow
counted in this section, but no surgical
treatment has yet been found that can
devise a means for correcting the deform-
ity OF his daughter. She has none OF the
characteristics of a fish, and has no more
fondness for water than is usually pos
sessed by girls OF her age.-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
-. rnnT pnonIICE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6-flouI quIeG
free offerings, and Prices s. 80 9.1 fair TO
y WI5't'' 50 40a5 -; patent S-.6'G@lo Mlh-
al clear 81 2Oq26O; patent. N5.ooA
AS: low extras, $l,93Q - 'V ,a ''' fai,
flour quiet and STEADY tOntili'on "a iGl,
extra, S@tV4o'VV' s'oN
" Wheat quiet and firm, No. , red store tor,
and elevator, 5Si2H5S4c.J aHodt 1ia!S
5la.c Options oPeinifTed ~ '' I.aa.c.. and
.,losed urm at unchanged prices 70 ~
.E~spce with trading moderately dC-
i've: 10. red, January Gl'2s;.i + eU ~ "
arv. GlIsc.; March, &c, May o''20'' W.
'[ GoTg far active. and firm No , tsGcii
elevator. G1c afoat Options Yer, %tIt H 80.
and steady at 14434c. ue0ttl,S' 54i,c
sc. December, Dose January '''4N''
va 6si;s 90 o Ift and easier. options steady;
N0yen6er. 338sc.; December -" s. Jd" ~
any. 34asc., May 36ec' Spo'- W. -
Ifia az 'I ltteady and fairly active; shipping
ro5G1c GOOD to choice. '23Soc. a.,
Wool quiet and 'eady' uOi''''>
i'&--e. P99ieG, TIA mess mess. Ss.OOaS5o; beef
baf,s nuIet at Sl700QlL5O; tered peel .ee..
duil. CITY extra India mess, Sl9'uV@l''oo'
cut meats quiet ana ullVnal'>v,,. stearn
f~ari quiet and easier; western sssC-'ii44.
q Novemger, S755; December, sac
January, $50 asked; city F''i-'2
fined quiet. ,... ,,.se si2 755
l4T5. ,..,,7 aud staadv.
state dairy, l3a23l3c. creamery, -. 80
NC; western dairy, 1lGl6c.; creamery
l5G9Gc. Elgins, DC. d.. o.,aa
Cotton seed oil quieter and hrm' crude
zo es5sin dnl Ii' and steady; strained, com
mon TO good, 81 3O4 l35. oofl1
Turpentine quiet and STEADY "' -'i9
Rjce moderately active and sIea aay
domestic. fair TO extra, 4hgoisc'' japan
4asQ4'sc ,. ,ina1. Now Or
Nol"s@e kettIe, good TO choice mod
era-eiv active and steady at 2'45oc.
Le eSi'eC ntions opened easy and closed
steady at toql5 Noints decline; Soy N%Ee H.
May ST. 75dllso; September Sil'O' spot
No &c. az raw duh and steady; fair re-
e6in ing" &c Refined quiet 9nd steea aisg.
~ 2 13-16a3ssc.; standard \; \ @-104
~ - cUt-ioaf 47Ld5 Lite; crushed. fis4
. 5-i6c.; granulated, 4 8-l6f4t2C; ..ood,,.
Freights to Liverpool quiet ana s'e"uy'
cotton g-64d. grain, 2s4d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
OBITUARY..
MRS. RoBsarA 3. BEyI Il.

day night at 9 O'Clock at the residence OF
her son. Mr.. r. II. Bevill, No. 2JOS east
Leigh street. in the ninety-iirst year OF
her age.
She was a native OF Nottoway county,
Va but had resided in Rich mond for
more than thirty years, her husband
having died a number OF years ago
or family OF twelve children only
four grvive-Mrs. Or. Lewis, OF RAJ
leigh, N. c.; Asa Beyill, Fhiladelphia'
Jaek Bevill Norfolk, and MIR. Il. II.
Bevill, OF this city.
Mrs. Beviil had long been member
of Or. Hoge's church. The funeral VIII
take place to-day from the residence, anu
thA intArmAnt Will ha At Qakwond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
H H9rd-st. am leaf, $3.50; kettle dried
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS MO- 10Y 99 lg 20, fsncy eS sse5
and quiet patent, S-.''St -''''
G2l5: choice, Sl.IJn -. ,,,. Mo-, --ayo
Wheat-Decemher. j2d12hc. May 2,,bc'
corn lower; iDecemoer, Ao'sc'' May
1p Oats lower; May. 321sc.; November
Pork-standard mess $500 o,o,oo
Iard-Prime steam, $tSHG cholce'
SIOI2. e,.,,,,,,,,s Sail
0fjj6. longs. S63IhQ6Jo; clear ribs STOW
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $500, LONGS
S712lb; clear ribs $40; shorls' Stow
7G2l2 s,,o
High wines firm at Si.&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Halt Girl Halt Fish.

In the Swiss colony, near St Floren,
Ala. can be seen a beautiful young girl
wheeled around in a peramoulator, the
lower portion of which Is covered. She
has never been seen outside Of this bug
ev except by her own parents. although
She has enjoyed perfect health during the
sixteen years of her life. She Is unusu-
alIv bright and intelligent, and from her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, ND, Nov. l6.-Flour duii
and unchanged. o,a No
vember, 5sAQ5skc; December .,q ~ Teas ;
steamer No ? red, 55hq55l2c.' milling
wheat. by sample. j9l2c,. ., -,...,
Corn CORN firm and fairly active active m Ti6e
spot. 5aqdhc; year, o2l3G9I524fii :, "a Jqhu-
sso;,ibern white, Gq55c.; DO. yellow. 4SG
Oats hrmer; No, white; western 1Sit En- 5o'a
q36c No. mixed, western on e'o12c'
RYE steady; No; 2. o3gofc. ...,..
Hay firm; good TO choice timothy,
Grain freights dull and unchanged.
Eggs steady at 25c.
Coffee firm: No. I. $3.50.
sugar quiet, granulated $40.
Bonds-(irgtnia Century, 59h Balti-
more and Ohio %; Consolidated Gas
stocks, G5SG65%.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

BEUTEL-Died. at her residence. No.
500 west Main street, Friday afternoon.
November l6. 1894. Mrs. HENRIETTA
BEUTEL., relict Of the late Adolph
Beutel: aged forty-one years.
Her funeral will take place from the
Sacred Heart church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at O'clock. Friends invited TO
attend ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

TNI|IIWV-NI, "a -NOV- TO IoVf'
Offerings Wheat. 40 bushels corn
(white). 1 1852 bushels.
sales Wheat. 10 bushels corn (white).
go bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-LongberIy SIC. 10
&C. : mixed, 56c. TO 6Oc.; shOrtberry. 55c
10 eDc.; No red. SOC.
Corn White. Virginia (bag lots, new.
A7c 10 5sc. No white, SOC. No 2
0sts-No. 2 mixed. SIC; No. 3 mixed
80 winter. 35c. TO 43c.
Rye-J5c 10 66c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. CA, Nov. l6.-Turpen-
tine market firm at 2jlkc for regulars.
with sales of 1000 casks; receipts oil
Rosin opened steady and UNCHANGED
with sales of Gy7 barrels, ana Slose3
S''S 500: D. sos; L. sf15;. F, $L2o; G..
81 %: il. 81 %. /. $40, X. $2l5a 20;
NJ s.. 4Oa2 50. y, S2.6j; window glass
x -. wafer white 500.