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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Gn.rins. and saics at the Richmond To-
bscco Exchspge--inttr""I "e'"
Col ecdous-Foroign Advi'e''

NEW YORK Nov. Is Transactions AT
tbe Stork Exchange TO-DAY iooteu w
2oQ3i snares OF tul- lotdi ouh"' '"',es.,'et
for g6 900 suares. me 500. frr ne
higher. but the rise Tea 10 sell."@ ,ioUcd
Ions account. and "A reaclioh "aeiG To-
Al fha decline there were ordtlH sH.-
be for the account or lower VIC" ~ IA
interests. when carried me pie ,Sae,ed
9OA The rise iu tht Sto. n 81 t"1Nyeyer-
M whole list iu iaic VdutIh". "JErs,.,f.
n drive was made against the -f"l ii% -
Coalcrs and Sugar, the Nho'c ','' as beaNy
cediug in sympathy. NoI""h1 we" 90 ~
throughout the common io''.'r @,ortyagc
preferred 10 lTl9. and the hfst mo 5 ia
hor5s TO .oi The decline was Que W
rumors that the business O, 'v,ccta-
pauy had not come uP 10 INV ,,e,ittec
tons Of the reorsahlII".on i,trrest on
II was announced ihat lI' 80 be Maid
The bonds due january lSt VIII "o 10
Lead was higher, the de,IdI", t'SS.,c5 the
regular dividend HAVING Sti',..'.,,T i.rs near
stock Tho break in INC me- mat the
go .f oosI had been reduced -'t, "a
ton. ON this Delaware ara I..rrs.S 1850 con-
- 49, and Rrldlrg SO lG'a. Toe
rIa, closed weak The net chanEts
show losses Of "a ? per 'tut ,1,t
COM Jersey Central lost :. Dc'a"a are
90 5T-Esou d, United States Rubber l.
~ -.r|4.. common and preferred Ia
"4,n FE, bond market closed lower
who sales Of listed STOCKS "tSI eEdleu
81. ,pp shares. unlisted lo>oup shares.
1-y,.l..r, Ealauccs-Coin, SIj,Gj2.OOj;
,lrr.r.v. Sa- "i~ u'p.
Money ur can easy AZ ! per cent; last
loan IN Ter ccrt. and closing offered
ar 4 per cont. prime, m,rcanuIe paper,
exchange duu. with actual business In
b1nse-- bills no 1881 1861, for sixty days
and 4>7atSIl. for demand; posted rates,
4S10l>>. commercial bills. 4N30 iS'2 GOV
r-r,,orf bonds easier. State bonds duh
Railroad bonds firm. Silver at tho board
NEW YORK. Nov g. hThe Southern
railway voting trust certificates listed at
me STOCK Exchange yesterday were traded
fr to-day at the following prices i-ia0
1915 for the common and 3Nau|'s for
me preferred. The new bonds brought
ssh
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THE rIMES-RICHMOND VA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 1894

think that the cave was a retreat lot tne
Indians and that many relics would &c
found could an entrance be maze. Inc
cave will be investigated and, In an pIoOa-
hility. A hole large enough for the en-
trance Of man viii he made anu .he
interior will be visited. several Houtns
ago cave similar to this one, except
that the bottom was no. sla1ting, wa uis-
covered by drlllers while putting down
gas well near Button. The drillers arc
of the opinion that the two are connect
ed, and II SO the famous Mammoth cave
OF Kentucky will be a minute analr, tne
discoveries being made forty miles apart
one aged farmer says that he intends sell
ing his farm and move from that section
OF the country as he fears that In very
short time the earth will drop and hii
up the cavern and then their farms WIZ
be sea and they Will all be drowned.
Many others are excited In this manner.
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$40

4 usual three-dollar value.
p other styles up to ten dollars.
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n-.,.mless Cnye In Indiana.

owe of enormous proportions has
-, discovered in the eastern part OF
~ YI,,tra county, Indiana, saws the Gin
DSla"i t,ruilirer The discovery was a
S iit,i4 ,,,.,.1liar one. Samuel Mcpherson,
aos f0eU contractor. had a set OF men
d 9,,,,ts uniting down Well near Selma,
esst of Nuucie. Inc arm was down about
la feet when 10 entered space, much 10
~ r. ionaZement of the men at the TOP
tltS a. he rope. They commenced TO let
eiiu , IL, "a and down, down went the heavy
81, soon struck earth again, which
ut lI,,,5 m be steep, and the drill slid of
sce'ltCH sid- and continued Oh down at
~ 81 The men worked for hours at
an ans. ans ~ 10 netrate the second earth ana
.eiiiiAir',is down 20 Trenon rock. The con-
Cu!l''tiIl, rad several sections of pipe placed
tIac tIi and let down, but they swung i'm
LosS he then tried 10 partially nil the
~ which would give MIN d base 10
nor, N and prevent the drill from sliding
w9 5 AeS.,eraI cords OF wood and a dozen
on. ,'e loads of powders were sent down
WI completely lost
any horrible stencil escapes from the hole
- -, H. n almost impossible 10 remain near
~ IN Donening. The suggestion Is that
III III Is an extensive opening some place
the raj vicinity and that the cavern Is
III -asnrdezyous for Wild animals For years
49, cattle horses and sheep have mystic
h'opss,rslv disappeared from points In this VI
Iii00Itv and IL Is thought that they have
I'm dragged into this cavern and the
po,rribIe odor comes from their decayed re-
nnoains Contractor McPherson's men
ne been working three days trying TO
lset the drill started in the bottom of the
ssyern and they will probably give up the
ask. Others who do not entertain the
idea that there Is an extensive opening
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov 15.-Cotton dull;
ml83lins gulf SIS; middling, 5bs. Futures
closed barely steady, sales, l'S"O bales
November, j.33a534; DECEMBER 5314
@ 90. January, . 30Qji Al, February, DO
Q5 a.. March. S552a5.53; April 5.oN; May,
$3.50 GI June. 5O9u5.7O; July, 5.iJn1.t6;
August. 5S14Lh2: net receipts, UN2 bales;
gross reCeiIts, 1854 bales; exports 10
Great Britain, $40 bales. Continent
4.337 bales. forwarded. PAP bales; sales,
10 bales. All spinners, stock, 81 11t bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. - - bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 3s7 bales
France. 5s7G bales; Continent H,7Si
bales, stock. lO62 $40 bales.
Total 80 far this week-Net receipts,
3O4 pJl bales, exports 10 Great Britain
l4.6fl bales France, lSGi7 bales; Cont
nent, g. O23 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
2Oil, I3l balesr exports to Great Britain,
NF-W ORLEANS, Nov. l5-Cotton fu-
lures steady; sales. 76 100 bales; Novem-
Der. 800: December sos; January. $40;
February, $40; March, 6.2i: Aprl. 527;
May, 5.33; June, 539, July, 543 August.
LIVERPOOL Nov. I5.-l2:3O y. NJ
Cotton In fair demand and prices steady.
American middhng, l-32; sales. 1000
bales. American 1880 bales. specula-
ton and export. 1000 bales; receipts.
2G000 bales; American, 22,900 bales. Fu-,
lures opened easy AZ the advance and
demand moderate: November and Decem-
Der, 2 600; December and January.
G-6i93; January and February 53-d
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A usual hfty-ccnt value.
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The winter schedule on the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
viii take effect Sunday, November 18th.
There are few changes, as the present
one is most excellent, and covers all re-
duirements Of the travelling community.
The train now leaving at 705 F. NJ. Will
then depart at 7.i0 +. NJ, but will arrive
al Washington and points north, as now.
Particular attention Is called 10 the
midnight train from the North. which
will reach Richmond ten minutes later.
The connection of this train is the IA
nous Congressional Limited" between
New York and Washington, and leaves
the Metropolis daily at 800 j. NJ. the
time from New York TO Richmond being
only nine hours. The north-bound con
nection OF the Congressional leaves
Richmond at noon daily eScept Sunday,
and is due in New York at Sos p. NJ,
correspondingly quick time. II IL thus TO
be noticed with pride that Richmond rs
drawn stu nearer by bands OF steel 70
the principal commercial cities or the
North and East
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In the City Circuit Court. before Judge
Wexford. Yesterday. in the case Of the
Commonwealt against Geo. K. Anderson,
administrator Of NJ. +. Gooch, late treas
urer OF Louisa county, judgment was
given for the plaintiff for $Jil0.26.
Judgment was also given IN favor or
the Commonwealth against q. @. Gooch,
NJ. w. Baylor and others for the sum Of
S94l0.26
The case OF Nelson X. White against
c. Bristow was dismissed on motion Of
plaintiffs counsel.
The hearing OF testimony in the case
OF W. W Old. special commissioner
against d. ) Gates, late sheriff, and
others, was commenced yesterday after
noon
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BAATtAiO{E.

BALTIMORE MD, Nov 13.-Flour
firm and unchanged
Wheat unsettled; No. , red spot and
November 5Sl2ajN',c.; December $3.50
59ilc.: January, G0c.; May, G33Sq6}aec.;
steamer No red 5jlqH5jAc.; milling
wheat. by sample, Goc
corn firm: mixed spot. 5f4m5f3sc.; year
s2s, 0ISc.: January. 51hc. bid steamer
~, ~ yellow. 45l9a54c
oats active and firm; No ? white, west
ern. 95a35l2c.; No. mixed, western
rye firm and higher; No >. 53N54c.
Hay hrmer; good to choice timothy.
'Grain freights strong and unchanged.
Butter hrmer: creamery, fancy, &c;
ladle do, lG4lSc.
kggs steady al 22c.
Coffee irm: No. Z. Si5.15;
other articles unchanged.
Bonds Virginia 3s =; do, Century,
s9is. baltimore and Ohio, 70l2; Consoli-
dated Gas bonds. HE; do. stocks. 500
6J8,.
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DIR Hnnnnn LAY be Sent Here

A large number OF Methodsts will take
advantage OF the excursion Saturday 10
attend the Conference IN Charlottesville
II is probable that the appointments by
the Bishop for the year viii not be read
out until Wednesday.
The probable return of Or. John Han
non 10 the Virginia Conference, and "A
possibility OF the appointment of this
Dnnant, eccentric preacher 10 broal-
Street church, has created mucn in
terest. He was extremely popular while
pastor OF Park-P Place church some years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
rnRACco EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. IS. !

RICHMOND VA, Nov TO- 1871.
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. -......
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were very light. .. o..
inspections Bright, % hogsheads, DARK;
50 hogsheads. observation-disclosures o.
hogsheads. ,,,- r,.,.,rr,o,t.s
Planters. SeabrOokes Alleghany ana
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to
day: Receipts packages; deliveries 20
United States internal revenue, collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond Va. to
dav: Cigars and cigarettes. A2lS.b; plug
tobaccos S3.37977 Total, S,59s.22.
a very good loose sale at Shelburne $
warehouse to-day. Another good break
Tor tomorrow, including some fine wrap
4 nice sale at the Stonewall to-day:
prices up. Another good break for TO-
A rafting good sale at the Southern to-
daV. Nothing fancy offered. Tone of the
market stronger Another break for To-
morrow. r-
Exchange to-day.
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EoREsT RIkE DIsTRICrs.
Great Loss Of Life and Property in the
We tern States.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov 15.-Reports
from the forest fire districts in this
vicinity show that while the loss 10 prop
erty is not great, considering the extent
Of territory covered, the loss of life eX-
cccts apprchensiOus Within fifteen miles
OF Memphis three lives have been lost by
fire I'm the past two days. and there
are iumors Of fearful burning I'm ATkau-
sas, whore five lives have been lost. The
remains Of FIVE human beings were found
flesh and clothing all burned Of, in ST
Francis Bottom, all within "A quarter Of
a mile of each other. There are fears
that they are the remains of party OF
hunters from Texas that went into that
country last week. but there is nothing
10 support this except the number Of
bodies The fatalities in his country
are peculiarly distressing. Fanny Woods,
an aged negress, had her dress ignited
as she fed from a burning house, and
she ran. surrounded by flames, till she
fell dead. Pitt Roy, a nine-year-old boy,
ran into his fathers house, which was
on fire, TO save some property when the
house collapsed and he was burned TO
death before many spectators. The name
of the third victim Is not aScertainable.
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good demand. spring patent 81. 2Jl3 20;
spring family, S2.30n2Io
Wheat nrmer; No 2 red. 53lsc.; sam
pie red. 31c.
Corn In better demand; No. white,
mixed, ASc: No. 3 yellow 41I9c.
Oats-No mixed. 32lsc.
POrk-Mess, Sl2p.
lard steady: steam leaf, $3.50.
Dry sailed meats quiet and steady;
loose shoulders. $3.50; loose short rib
sides. SG.25
MhiskY. Sl.23.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-THE Manufac-
turcrs Record says:
4 substantial forward movement an
through the south is notable the past
improved railroad earnings are points
rejecting the uniform and general cnar-
acter OF the progress TOWARDS better
times The passing of the elections re-
moves a feeling OF uncertainty conSe-
auent TO such periods, ana new enter
lrises are being launched win greater
confidence. A feature Of the week IN
t6a S9i,tb Is the activity in ne build
iug of electrical railroads. Among IN"
enterprises reported Tor the week are
the following ,,-,o,
4 $4,000 phosphate plant, N1Om
steamship company, $J,hD WatcrWoikS'
eas plant, phosphate mines. in Florida;
cost $1,000 100000 and 100000, and lum-
Der mills. I'm South Carolina; $lO,W
oyster company, $4,000 tobacco COM
pany. tin-plate mill, Hour nils machine
works I'm NirClniH, a S@OVD gold INNING
company, gold mines. lumber plants ana
copper extracting works, in North Caro-
lima: a big electric plant, f0.VD water
works aoid mines. lumber plants, IRON
mines. in Georgia; a coal mine ana pipe
works in Tennessee; hbrc factory,
compress company, and waterworks, IN
Alabama, and the organization IN
Charleston. W. Va, Of a mllllon-dollar
company, formed by leading coal opera
tors along the Chesapeake ana ONO fall-
road for the purpose Of handing their
own coal instead Of the way IN which
il has heretofore been handled.
-s-------
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Davis tave issued
invitations to the marriage OF lhor
daughter Miss Laura Y. Sherwood, 10
MIR. William !. White, Wednesday, Mo-
- Ufgt4 a at
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Wants 10 + nd his Iother.

Harry Julian. an English seaman. is
aIAiCus TO lind his mother, who, he IN
der stands sought employment In or near
Richmond. tie would be grateful for
any information. Address: Sailors
Home, Norfolk, Va.
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c,,,r,co 1--we STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
1900; ma l5 EN- Urn ~
etomEeTs and feeders. S2.OOG3.D; cows and
5 bujis 81 0Oa3'5O; calves, S2.j0q5.9o. ,
0'i IIoss"- Receipts, GO,OO0, market weak
ard iower; heavy, Sf,5oq4iO; common IA 70
81 45a4' -: light $42Jq44j; pigs, s2.7J9
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market yeas;
Inferior to choice, 75c.HN2s@' laihos'
Il -1kTt1 20
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The death rate among little children
In New York city. which HAD been
steadily increasing. has shown decrease
OF more tsan 10 per cent since the mat
guration by Nathan StrauS OF his ster1-
llzed milk charity.
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OBITUARY..
MISS NARY ROssER.

Miss Mary Rosser, Of Petersburg. died
Yesterday morning at the residence OF Mr.
". j. Ready, I'LL Grove avenue. Her
funeral will take place from Park-Place
church to-day at / O'Clock; interment ia
Petersburg.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD, Nov. 13,LCatttle
FIRST p" quality, 4IaF4c.; medium, 2a,a5l4c,;
ordinary, 2d2l3c; most sales at 2Ac; TO
4i5c.; receipts, 2.129 head; sales LOS
B1ceints sheep and lambs. GGS6 head;
sheep, n9QZEc. lambs, 2t9Q34c'
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WILMINGTON.

W.T. lINGTON, y. c., Nov. 15.-Rosin
,,,,iot. strained. 81 90: good strained, S1.Oj.
Snirits turpentine steady at 2jAc.
Tar steady at Sl.le -, eco.
Crude turpentine steady; hard $l.lo;
soft. $50; virgin, N.'o.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 15.--Turpen-
tho Arm AT 25c.: receipts 30 casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at Sl.o; re-
ceipts. $50 barrels.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. MO. Nov 15.-Flour high
err; patent. s24oQ2.75; fancy, S2o5G215:
choice, SlIJd1. 50.
Wheat lower December, 52sc.; May,
5I%HJpac. ,,-,l.,-
corn lower, December i6S9iIc.; May
oats lower: May. 32Ac.
Pork STANDARD mess, Sl3OO.
IArd-Prime steam, SG.95 choice,
ST07l2.
= ~. longs. S637hG6bO; clear ribs. $500
o6 G~5: shorts $6.37igQ6 S7lh.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $3.50 longs,
S712l5: clear ribs. T12kG7 25; shorts,
81. 5Odt7 62I9.
High wines firm at Sl.23.
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tHEFAiK - mr. IHE4TRE.
Bisas In Full Dress Attended Last Even
in.-Cnnte.ts 10 BE Decided Tonight.

The feature of the McGiH Union fair
last evening was the visit OF Company b,
OF the Blues Battalion, under the com
maud of Lieutenant Frank NJ. Woon.
'Tbe company. in full-dress uniform, pre-
scented a handsome appearance. To-
night the first of the many contests now
IN progress at the fair will be decided.
Tie following will end tonight: me
tricycle. and babys, in when the fol-
lowing are the contestants Katie Bot
10. Madeline Dominica, Katie Message.
Mary Juiano. Jessie Donald, Agnes
O'Neiu, Maggie Rafferty, and Celeste
Duke. This will desc at 10 o'clock.
The umbrella 10 be voted between James
Duffy and James II. Duggdn Will cose
at 10 o'clock. The dcl-I ably and car
riage 10 be voted between Estelle SiSnd-
20 and Maggie O'Neill and the crib quilt
at II o'clock.
The vote on the contest for the diamond
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FOREST FIRES In WEST.
THE TOWN or GOLD HILL. COL,
ALMOST SWEPT AWAY.
The Los. I. Estimate NJ 81. 500 900.
The People Seeking safety In Tunnel'.
The Fire 10 still Spreading.

BOULDER. COL, Nov. ia forest
fire, which started from campfire lasf
evening, has been raging all night and
to-day north of the mining camp Of Gold
Hill. a town of five hundred inhabitants,
fifteen miles from here. The timber is
as dry as nowder. and a fierce wind car
red IL over five miles OF dense timber IN
a short time. Fifty people came into
Boulder this afternoon in wagons from
Gold HILL mostly women and children.
They report that the business men and
miners were carrying what goods and
property they could INTO the mining
tunnels and had abandoned nope or saw
ing their stores and dwellings. a courier
arrived at Boulder at 100 this afternoon.
and stated that all the buildings at
Camp TalcOtt. a snort distance from
Gold Hill were burned, except the stamp
mill. and that fire had reached the
western portion of Gc.d HILL burning the
mill Of the t-rUssian Mine. Several ranch
houses were burned this morning, two
men named Eihler and Seaman being
badly burned.
Ala j. NJ. the fire was spreading TO-
ward the town of copper ROCK. Inc
gravity Of the case is fully appreciated
here In Boulder and the utmost eAclte-
camps will be burned. The residents of
Gold Hill who have not come 10 Roulder
have assembled on the top Of Horsefel
mountain and are watching the progress
of the flames as they consume ther iofih-
er homes. 1T,
The wind is blowing hard and TINS
drives the fire before II in large sheets
of flames. The property loss will amount
10 over 81 600 There Will necessarily
be great destiution Among the business
houses az Gold Hill are me following;
Frank Body general merchandise ana
post-ofiiCe. Or. Treyillyan, DRUGSTORE
johnson q Hawkins general merchandise
store: James Corveli, boots ana Shoes
Mrs. j. Murphy, hotel
GOLD BILL SEEMS DOOMED.
DENVER. col. Nov. l5.-At 3 o'clock
4 firece wind and dust storm struck the
CITY from the north. filling the air SO
that IL was impossible TO see across the
street for a long time. Many plate
glass windows and awnings were de
stroyed. The temperature fell ~ de
grees in 30 minutes. Before the storm
broke dense couds Of smoke could be
plainly seen rolling up the mountains
around Gold Hin. forty miles distant.
AT y. NJ. wet snow began falling,
but it is probably TOO late 10 save Gold
Ill from destruction.
WHOLE TOWN DESTROYED.
MASON CITY. IOWA. Nov. l5.-The
town Of Sheffield. fifteen miles south Of
here. on the Iowa Central Railroad, was
totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
100000.
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cent advance and foreign bids were al,
red 5S7>05Gi.c.: corn. 52c.; oats. 29i4c.;
pork. 5pa12.G2la; lard .SL22i24 %;
ribs. SG3O0650; dry sailed shoulders
quiet. sides, SGG2I; whisky. Sl.23
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az 2-el: February and March, l-6M
3-Gl March and April. 2 3-6iq3 o-oi
MAY and June, 7-Gfa3 9-Gi; June ana
July. 3 lO-GiG3 ll-04: July and August
iO-Gi33 l3-6i Futures quiet,
+. M.-Americsn middliug, talr'
3sS: good middling. 3 3-l6; middling.
, lac: low middling. ~ good ordinary
~: ordinary. ? 9-i6: November. Gi-G4.
buyers: November ana December, 6-6i,
buyers: December and January. 2 Gl-B4G
? 62-Gi: January and February, 1854
February and March. 3Q3 l-61; March
and April. 3 2-GiG3 3-6I April and May,
3 3-e,6i3 i-G4: May and June, 3 6-Gi, sell
crs. Juno and July, 3 7-6iG3 S-6i; July
and August. 9-Gin3 1864. Futures
closed barely steady.
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AK. &C.E. SClaap,
SIG {. Broad St. Phone 1888.

We NOW claim our line Of GENTS FUR
NfSHTNGS is more complete than any
concern in the city Another inducement
for you to deal with us IS that we can
article I'm our line We are now in
position to serve the public to the. best
nossible advantage. Give us "A call and
You will find We know a few things.
'CAMEL'S-HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAW
Fps that were 81, now 63c.--fne.
CAMEL'S SHIRTS AND DRAW
FRS. that were SOC, now &c.
4 complete line Of FALL AND WINTER
UNDERWEAR, from the cheapest to the
- 4 magnificent display Of FALL NECK
All the latest styles In r. & W. COL
LARS and other popular brands.
The best brands OF LAUNDERED AND
UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
CALL on US-A TYPICAL GENTS
FURNISHING STORE.
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No aonogoose at yanderIilis.

ASFEVILLE, y. c.. Nov. l5-To quell
the rising excitement. Charles McNamre.
George Nanderbilts representative here.
wishes 1t stated that there IS no mono
goose on the Vanderbilt estate, nor is
one expected.
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TIE cHAncoAL MAEklr.

The Lake Superior charcoal market
is drifting toward a $3.50 basis, though
some furnaces make sales OF best brands
to longtime customers without going 10
that depth Gray forge has sold al PITTS
The operation Of mills East and West
is 10 a greater extent than for several
months on the strength OF the small odds
that come up week after week. In the
East some sales of billets have been
made at a figure shading SIS, and Pitts
burg sales are made In small lots AT $l0.b3.
A round sale is reported AT $l5I0.
structural work is a lessoning factor IN
the market. and the requirements or sheet
and tiu-plate mills have been very light
the latter principally nothing for SIX
weeks Expectations Of support for the
market in railroad demands are now pro-
iected into the new year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov l5.-spirits tur-
nentine market firm at 2jLc.. sales. l7G
casks; receipts, /, 100 casks.
Rosin iirm sales. 200 barrels: re-
- 500: d. SI05; j.. si.I5: f. 81. 20, az c.
30: H. Sl.GO; /. $50; X, g.. i5q3 20:
NJ 81. 4O@2.55; y, S2.G; window glass
S2S5; water white 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16

Mr.. John :. Irby left the city yes
terday 70 attend the wedding OF his
sister, Miss Oriana Armadita Irby TO
Mr.. Samuel Wilson Dunn. which took
place at Mount Vernon church. in Hall
fax coNnty, at s o'clock last evening.
Mcssrs. John Morton and S. $. p. Pat
tesOn were elected members of the board
OF managers OF the Richmond Male Or
Phan Asylum at the meeting of the board
last Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
SOC. a yard.

PARIS NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.
Checks. Coverts. velours, value ranging
81 % 10 s2--choice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16

HEAVY STAIR oILcLoTH. usual &c.
quality