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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
offerings End sales the KichDond To-
hacco ExchApRs-Intsrnsl Revenue
Observation-Disclosures Adviees.

NEW YORK, Oct 23.--Anairs at the
Stock Exchange are drifting from paa
TO worse. so far as business Ia concerned,
the total sales to-day having amountea
shares yesterday. In to-days total
American Sugar figured for over one
third, $1,000 shares changing hands. Inc
stock advanced rs to 81 at the start
advance was ascrfbed to purchases by
parties friendly TO inside interest. Man
haitian was In better demand ana moved
up IA TO 1854; Covering or snort con
tracts led 10 the recovery In the STOCK
Northern Pacific preferred was heavy,
breaking per cent. to 1913 on the failure
OF the receivers to place the so,vOoWo
certificates authorized by the court. BIOS
for less than S2,990,oo1 were received.
and the general belief now Is that the
reorganization committee will have to
come to the front once more. 1t is mt
mated that negotiations between the com,
pany and the receivers VIII be reopened
shortly. The Changers were inclined
TO weakness, owing to belief that the
forthcoming statement or the D. Paui
and Burlington and quincy VIII be I'M
fast enough, however. 10 suit the bears;
and n trader offered TO bet a thousand
dollars even that st. Paul would sell
down a point before up one. Reading
was neglected. the announcement from
Philadelphia that Master in Chancery
Crawford had filed a report approving
the reorganization plan falling dat In
the inactive stocks Consolidated Gas de-
cllned IN TO ltsL. American Tobacco
rose "a. Cedar Falls and Minnesota z.
and Pullman Palace IA. Pan Handle
preferred fell to a. on rumors that
the dividend may be reduced or passed.
Speculation closed dull. Net changes
show losses of hGa per cent, outside
OF Northern Pacific preferred, which sold
down ia per cent Rock Island gained
u. Sugar and Dstilers u. and Wabash
preferred x each. The bond market was
higher
Money on call easy at I per cent, last
loan at l per cent, and closing offered
at 1 per cent; prime mercantile paper,
3T4 per cent Bar silver. G3b Sterling
exchange strong, with actual business
in bankers bills at 4SGaa4S7 for sixty
days and tSTlgd+S1A for demand; posted
ra tes, iSSd4S9: commercial bills, 4S5lhn
4e6i2 Government bonds steady. state
bonds dull. Railroad bonds firmer. Sill
yer at the board was ~ bid.
Treasury Balances-Coin, SI5,161 600:
currency, $50 80 600.
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47.oos bales; France a5.;si bales: CONT

47.oo6 bales; France, 25.;si bales: CONT
nent, $500 bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
l,p3,N3 bales, exports to Great Britain,
364 $50 bales; France. lli.5s0 bales. Con-
tinept. 34I, 2Ga bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.--Cotton fu-
lures steady: sales, S0.gO bales; october.
nominal; November nominal; December,
5.3i; January. 5.35; February, Sal:
March, S.47; April, 553; May. $50; June.
5.6i; July, $40.
LIVERPOOL. oct. 23.-i23O p. NJ
Cotton demand arm and prices un-
changed: American middling 3 7-J2:
sales, 1900 bales; American, 10 400 bales;
speculation and export, 1000 bales; re-
ceipts BOO bales. all American. Flu
lures steady and demand moderate. oc-
tober, 3 1854: October and November.
3 5-,jl: November and December. 3 i-6i4
3 5-Gi: January and February, 8-6i:
February and March. 3 1884; March and
April, 3 9-6+; April and May. 3 1864; May
and June, 3 1884: June and July. 3 l4-64.
4 p. M.--October, 3 0-6in3 1854: Octo-
Der and November. 2 6-e4; November and
December, 3 Ca. December and hnu-
airy, 3 $500 1884; January and Febru-
airy. s-64: February and March. 9-Gi:
March and April 3 1894; April and May.
12-6ia3 1884: May and June. 1864;
buyer: June and July, 1854. buyer
Futures closed firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 23.-Dullness was
supreme in all the speculative markets
on the Board OF Trade to-day. A few
minutes of moderate activity marked
the close, but the trade at that time
was mainly due to q desire on the part
of shorts to cover their outstanding con-
tracts, urged, possibly, by some sales
or cash corn, which Influenced the other
grains, more especially the future de-
liveries. In wheat the trade was light
and of little consequence, the crowd
holding off all the morning in anticipation
Of the Bradstreet report on the world 3
visible supply. but falling to exert them
selves even after Il became public. De-
cember wheat opened from 529sc TO go.
q52%c., sold between 52lac. and 52TSffI5c
closing at the outside. shade over yes
terday. Cash wheat was easter, sales
averaging &c. lower
Corn Some energy was impaired to
corn during the closing quarter of an
hour by reported sale Of 10000 bushels
for shipment. some OF il said 10 be for
direct export. Previous TO that time
the business dragged and prices merely
held steady at a trihlng loss made az
the opening May corn opened at t9%c..
sold between i0ASc. and 5Dhc.. closing at
jOkc., fraction higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was nc, lower.
oats were inactive, but with no change
from yesterday I'm prices. The range
was narrow and very ii0ie interest was
taken In the trade. Cash oats were
hah2c. lower, white grades showing the
greatest weakness.
Provisiohs-Th offerings Of product
were not large, but they were greater
than the demand could conveniently alb
sorb. The hog market, which opened
nrm afterwards became weak. and the
latter feeling made itself apparent In
provisions The ruling weakness in
grain was also reflected. At the close
January pork was nc. lower than yes
terday and January lard and ribs each
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EoxroEK,s VEG NO CLUES.
About Ninety Of Thee Social orEanira-
ttona sell Liquor


NORFOLK VA, Oct. Special
There are in Norfolk about one hundred
clubs organized for social enjoyment
About ninety are controlled absolutely b.
negro 6ar-keepers ana aia andsr 81 cbsrt a.
from the CORPORATION Court. pay no
license, and sell every day IN the week.
They have been in operation since the
LIST 81 July. Several Of them are within
a stones throw of police headquarters.
and zip Ia the present time nave ueen IN
disturbed These clubs came with the
Prohibition administrator ana nave re,
suited in ten gallons OF liquor being sold
on sunday where one gallon was sold
under Democratic rule.
The Mayor has ordered the police TO
raid these places, to arrest an persons
seen handling liquor on SUNDAY or gam
ing. and the burden OF PROOF VIII be
upon them when taken before the Pro-
hibition Police Justice TO show that they
were violating no law. The negro was
fond of Prohibition IN theory; hut does
not like IL when proclaimed II Is not
Democratic fight and Tue beu1ocFa's are
smiling and looking on.
The Democrats have selected the mem
bers Of the new executive committee VINO
met tonight and organized. They give
general satisfaction. 10 enalrihnan VII VII
tion. MIR. w. a. Young VIII conduct the
canvass He is an experienced pOlltl-
cian and the committee think IL unwlse
to make change this late In the cam
Mr. TYLER will speak in the Fifth ward
the night Of the 9th, and Will receive
an ovation. A large crowd will be pres
ent. - T. ala e. H.
The Democratic party is awe 70 the
importance of the e'ectoh aHo eNfece
to get out a full vote. ,.,-- -.
The electric cars are, now running on
good time, and have killed no one 50
far Barring an accident on the tpst t TIP
EirGiing wood and the breaking of a
w whicb KNOCKED out two ladies who were
standing on the sidewalk, there have
been no casualties The me e WI pe e *
iSVpr iI spring-also to Lambert's
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TOBACCO MCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. q, 1894.
M offerings OF tooaccos at auction on
Priyate safes reported 10 the secretary
Of The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers hogsheads; filters, Il; sun
curei 1; leaf dark, Z; Tugs dark. 4.
Total AZ hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
lnspections Bright. % hogsheads and l
tierce. dark. SO hogsheads and 4 .ierces.
Reinspections-B Bright, ~ hogsheads; dark.
ii nogsheads and two fierces. western.
Myers. Crenshaws. Davenports. Allie
ghafiy, seabrook's, and Shockoe tobacco
warehouses; report to-day: Receipts. is
packages; deliveries, 90 packages.
United States internal revenue coiec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va, TO-
day; Cigars and cigarettes, s., 1855; plug
fobaccos, So SOC. Is. Total, s.. 55I.1.
A fair sale of brights at Sheiburnes
warehouse to-day.
A good sale OF bright loose tobaocos nj
the ''Stonewa1r' to-day. -
A very satisfactory sale at the "soutn-
ern" to-day, and large break OF me
tobaccos Will be offered tomorrow.
The Petersburg Record Of Saturday.
oS Tns loiiSwinS ~ oAcw the movsmanA
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, oct 23.-Flour dull
and unchanRed.
Wheat dull; No. red spot and Octo-
Der, 54HG5isc,; Decemger, 55A@o1kc;,
sc. bid; milling wheat by sample. 55c.l
Corn dull; year. 494c. southern white
corn, 55G56c.: do yellow, 5la55c.
Oats quiet and easy; No. . white, west
ern. 3i15c. asked; SO. 2 mixed, western,
32c. asked.
Rye dull; No. ., SIC.
Hay quiet and steady; good to choice
timothy. Si2o06f2. 80.
Ocean freights dull, steady, and UNI
changed.
Butter quiet; creamery. fame" DC:
do, lad1e. 17a1sc.; store-packed. i2alsc.
Coffee steady: No. Z, $14S7I2dl5.00
Other articles unchanged.
Ronds-Virgfnia Century bonds. 5slbD
5Sas: Northern Central stocks, 69h: Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern frsts, lOS4;
Consolidated Gas stocks. 6IAa6S.
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Several Speakers at Chrltlansbnre

CHRISTIANSBURG, VA. Oct. 23.-Spe-
cial-This being our court day there was
a large crowd here and several speakers
from "A distance were present aud ad-
dressed the voters.
John L. Lee Of Lynchburg: A. p. Sta
pies, Of Roanoke city and G. f. Young
of Lynchburg, spoke to the Democrats in
the courthouse, and had large and en-
thusiastic audience and the speakers
were very attentiyely listened to.
Colonel }. II. Hoge and Colonel J. S
Browning spoke i'm the square and had
a larSe crowd. ana after they quit w
II. Gravely spoke 10 the Populists and
Prohibitlonists The Democrats arr well
satisfied with to-day's work. The Dam -
chCy Of this county will give Otey a
good majority.
The case Of Keyster for the killing Of
Lester AT Blacksburg in September, was
continued until December count.
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Hon. W. X. mckinney in aeckirnbrrr.

SOUTH HILL oct 23.-Special.-- The
Hon W. X. McKenney addressed the
largest audience here on the 18TH ever
seen In lower Mecklenburg, save the one
that greeted Governor Lee In the presi-
Dental campaign Of 1892
He was eloquently introduced by Hon.
Thomas n Williams, State senator from
this district. and for two hours and TWEEN
Nv minutes he held that large COnCOurse
Of people speii-bound. Mr. Il. f. Thorp,
the Republican candidate passed by a
Few minutes before speaking commenced
TO Gll an appointment only three miles
away, and was urged 10 stop over, and
promised a fair division Of time; but.
having fallen into Mckenney's hands
once or twice during the canvass he
thinks it prudent 10 take no more stock
in Joint discussions.
Nckcuuey's arraignment Of barn-shed
and hay-loft politicians. who try by false
REPRESENTATIONS Of the tariff and silver
LEGISLATION of the country TO dcude the
ignorant and credulous vas truly
graphic. and the applause that greeted
him was deafen ming.
The c0iored Democrats Of lower Meek
ieuburg are standing firm, and have their
clubs i'm good working shape. Many Pop
ullsts in this section say they will not 20
Ia the polls.
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,,oxtNs FOR 1HE CL4IMANTS.
highly Thousand Dollar said to be Avail
ing walter MncFarlnn.

pE,TFRSBITRG. V l., oct. 23.-SpeclaI-
4. ,,,t,,ov,n negro man was run over and
knIod bv q south-bound train in POca-
b,ntas inst across the river from this
civ. this morning about / o'clock: There
was nothing Oh the man Dy "Hlyn u"
could be Identified. \ coroner lnqnest
was held this morning. 'd daoe 1ns TG rsme
70 MS '6n3tb by being run over by a
train of which Mr. W. *. spain was the
ei Hir Robert Gillian, clerk Of the court
has received The following letter, which
'pea"Tf ottenvilIe, Staten Island, n; "a.
To the Town clerk. Petersburg, Va:
Sir 4 certain Walter MacFarlan, who
emigratcd from Dublin, ireland, dled at
Petersburg. Va, about lNN " nat nus
business was is not known. Eighty I ,I..I-
sand dollars was received ~ E u"r ds' M, nr
am, infnTmatitn whatever with regard 10
thls man would be well paid for by ms
grandchildren i'm Scotland. III ahythih5
can be found please @uuW[fSSt TITLE
BOX 2lg Tottenville. n. Y.
The records OF the court We're eAaih a.,
today by Clerk Gillian, but ne coulu llIh
nothing bearing upon me apoyee l s{r
Coleman will be married tomorrow hlsht
at $50 o'clock at the synagogue. Inc
ceremony will be followed by "a reception
AT library Hall Among those who are
h here e. TO , attend the marriage are Messsrs
n and 4. coleman. Of New York; Mr.
/. Eichenbrcner, Of Albany \. W Mrs.
VI. j. Opponeimer, son ana dau2hlsr,
Miss Hennie Blumenthal and MIR. Joe
MandeIbum. Of Baltimore.
on the Dist Of this month, at 530 O'Clock
at Washington Street NJ. T.. church; l.ieu1
tenant William Graves Moore, lnlteu
states navy, and Miss Lucy Elizabeth
Moore daughter Of the late Or. John X:
Moore Of North Carolina. and sister OF
Mrs. Thomas Jay Burgess, OF this city,
viii be married.
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Montague in Patrick.

STUART, VA, oct 23-Speclal.-To-
day was red-ietter day for the Patrick
Democracy. A. j. Montague, of Danville,
maze one OF the most convincing and
powerful speeches here that was ever
heard in the county. 1t produced a pro-
found impression. and made votes by the
score for the Democratic party.
'. NJ, Sowder, OF Floyd who preceded
him, was so completely eclipsed that = )
Republican acCiamations sounded Ike
the illusions Of a spring poet. Mr.. Mon
tague was followed by Mr. Pedigo, Of
Floyd who created no enthusiasm what
ever Mayor Jones, OF Roanoke. closed
the debate i'm a concise, lucid and able
exposure OF the weaknesses Of Mr.. Pedi-
COS points. The Democracy swept the
field
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23,-Flour neglected
and weak; winter wheat, low Erl
81. SJp2. 80; fair to fancy, s.. ih2Ib; pa
tent. 81. 65a2.9O; Minnesota clear - lOH
40 patent, S3.1ju3.6j; low extras, NS1
AL Southern -four dun and weak;
common TO fair extra, S2.lOQ3O, good
to choice do. 3d. 10a3.JO.
Wheat dull and firmer, with options;
No, red. store and elevator, o3aY
erately active and lrreguler declining
&c advanced pc, closing firm at Ne.
over yesterday; October, - &c.; Decem-
Der, 56Hc.; February, 5slsc; March, '91ac' ;
Corn moderately active and firm. No,
.. 56fE15I1sc., elevator; J6'S6tJ1hc. afioat.
Options declined kANc., rallied %Hhc.,
closing firm at hU'kc. over yesterday
with fair trade; October, 565sc; De-
cember. 5Iylc. January. j37sc.; May, 54c.
oats dun, lower, and steady. Options
moderately active; October, BE; De-
cember 327sc.; January, 33.-c.; May,
aGhc. Spot,-No. :, SIG No, : white.
3,dl354c,; mixed western, 32n33c,
Hay quiet; choice steady; shipping,
b0c,; good TO choice, GJ0t 1ic--
Wool In moderate demand; domestic
fleece, i7d22c.; pulled, i2a3tc.
Beef dull, family, Sle.HBWl2No; extra
mess, SsO0ls.J0; beef hams inactive at
sl70cal75O; tierced beef quiet; city ex-
ira. India mess, st6OOWB50; cut meats
dull and easy; picked bellies. 1913; shout
ders. S571a10o; hams, ShWu0.O; mid
dies nominal.
Lard quiet and steady; western steam,
500: city 1915 Refined dull; CONT
nent, $500; compound. $500
Pork quiet and steady; mess, stI00I
$50; extra prime Sii0o.
Butter lower and in moderate demand;
state dairy. lip23c.; creamery l7d23l5c. I:
western dairy, alGc.; creamery, i6a
23lkc: Elgins, 23l5c.
Cotton seed oil quiet; crude, CSC; yel-
low, 30c. asked
Rosin quiet and firm; strained, COM
mon 10 good, 81. 40nlfJ.
Turpentine firm and quiet at 2042gLc
Rice firm and in moderate demand:
domestic, fair to extra, ihaJIsc.; Japan,
Fka4Bc. o..
Molasses-F Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good to choice, steady.
Peanuts quiet.
coffee firm at 1000 points up; october.
So O'Sp13. 20; December, slf5Jn1l. 81:
March slioodl1 .05; May, SO. S5Ml0.Bo
Spot Rio duh and steady; No T. Sl1.75U
1890.
Sugar-Raw dull and steady; fair re-
fning, &c. Refined quiet and unchanged
Freights to Liverpool hrm and quiet;
cotton, 7-e4qhd.; grain, Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-24
DRUGGIsT,S FdTIL MISTAKE.
Verdict of the Coroner'- Jury in the Roa'
noks Poisoning Case.

ROANOKE VA, oct. 23.-Speciai-The
coroner's jury returned a verdict last
night that the six-year-old daughter Of
". l.. Moore came TO her death from the
effects Of morphine administered by
her mother through an error by W. r.
Colbourn, druggist in filling, the, pre-
The matter has been referred to the
attorney for the commonwealth, who
will carry IT before the grand jury. Mr.
Coibourn now admits that he gave ont
pellets containing morphine instead Of
calomel as prescribed, but claims that
the mistake was made by a Baltimore
drug firm, who put a caIomel label on a
bottle of morphine.
ColbOurn stood an examination before
the state Board Of Pharmacy last fall and
received a permit 10 compound prescrlp-
lions.
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Mr.. Wise In Cumberland.

PALMYRA, VA, Oct. Especial 49,
There was joint discussion tere to-day
between Hon. George D. Wise. 70 the
Democrats. and Hon. W. c. Frank n, for
the Republicans. The discussion was con-
Quoted on an elevated basis, the speakers
refraining from personal illusions.
After the discussion District-Attorney
Lassiter of Petersburg. spoke I'm behalf
OF Democracy The speaker did cred t
TO his party and both parties ella m
even honors.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct 2J.-Cottont quiet
middling gulf @ 3-i6: niddiing. ; 1919
vember. 5.57; December o.62; January.
5.es: February. 5Ii; March. 80; April,
s.sa. May, 5.s2: June 59s: July 6O3.
total sales, 1874. so bales; net receipts.
2.302 bales gross receipts. IA ~ bales.
forwarded o,3Ss bales; sales, 25,0O0 bales,
all spinners stock. s0,a6l bales.
Total to-day--Net receipts, l2,3l bales (;
exports TO Great Britain, H,l5S bales /:
Continent. 1903 bales; stock. ZIG. lo2
gales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
DO. $50 bales: exnorts to Great Britain
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DEATHS.

HOWARD Died, at his residence. 800
west Clay street, October 22d. HENRY
5. HOWARD in the sixty-second year OF
his age.
McDONALD.-Died, at the residence OF
her grandfather. Captain H. T. Snead.
2l32 Pleasant street Tuesday morning
at 900. BERNICE LEE, only child OF
the late J. Herbert and Laura ID. Nc
Donald aged twelve years.
Funeral viii take place from Christ
Episcopal church THIS WEDNESDAY at
800. Friends and acquaintances invited
to attend
, Chase city (Na1 papers pleaae copy
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Speakiaq I'm Glouce.ter

Chairman James N. Stubs. Of Glouces-
ter, has arranged 10 have speaking at
Belle Roi, October 9th, at 3 =. NJ. Free
port. October Slst, at Il. NJ; h. A.
cester Courthouse, November 9Th, at
+. Nj.
There will be large oyster roasts Ut
Belle Roi and Freeport, respectively.
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OF tobacco during the past week AZ the
various warehouses: Fafmers-Inspec-
tions. %; receipts. 20 Moore's-iDspec-
tons. q. Centre Inspections, ). West
HiIl-1nspections \; receipts T. Total
Inspections iDi: receipts. iol.
Total inspections from the let OF &c
tober, 1894 to October 10th. 3i7; same
time last year. $40.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: II. ). Burgess and A. Il. Burgess.
Central Plains. Va.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

KIIHMOND1 n, OCT. =, IND4. J
O1erings-Whe 1850 bushels: corn
(white), ca bushels; oats, 1900 bushels:
meas, 100 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, LOS bushels; corn
tyhite). 80 bushels.
V"o1uotatlons: Wheat--Longberry BIC. TO
5zc =: mixed. 5ic. TO BIC; shortberry. be
to SIC. No. red. j6t4c.
Corn-Whte. Virginia dag lots, new.
BE. 10 soc; No. 2 white. 5sc.; No. 2
0ats-No. 2. mixed. 32Iac. to 33c.; No.
8 mixed, 3ilzc. to &c, winter, 3Gc. to
42c.
Rye-55c. TO sec.
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Cash Neutrality-suspicious. DUH, pfItt7 WI
settled, and irregular, with all reasonable
bids accepted and feeling weak; wheat
j47saj6c.; No. red. j2ka53c.; corn,
50hc.; oats, 2SAa2sl9c. pork, Sl23llgt
s i5Sa iard ss7j5aGS S sId et"S sG75a
dS7la; whisky SI2.
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Funeral OF Mr. ROsspr

ASHLAND, VA. oct 23.-Special.-The
funeral Of f.eonidas :. Rosser took place
from Duncan Memorial church this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. lie was the son Of
Inc late Rev Leonidas ). Rosser y. D.,
a distinguished minister of the VI. =.
Church. south; was for some years
resident OF this town, where he had many
friends, and was Tor several years stu
dent at Randolph Macon College.
Deceased was in Bedford city when
dipI SUNDAY night AZ | o'clock. Ills re-
mains arrived here this morning, The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
". T. Greene. who was assisted hy prs.
J. 4. Kern and A. q. RtOwn. lie was
laid 10 rest i'm the Ashland cemetery
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WILMINGTON.

WI .MtNGToN. n. c., oct. 23-Rosln
Arm. atrafned. csc. good strained, Sl0o.
SPIRITS turpentIne firm at 26c
Tar steady at Sllo:
Crude turpentine firm, hard, N.lo;
soft. 81. so; virgin, SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-24
ruE ARnNE DEMONSTRATIONS SHOWS

THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS
OUR IMPROVED. PATENTED M
PORTED SHOULDER BRACE, sUtTA-
BILE AND IN SIZES FOR LADIES;
GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. THIS
BRACE is MADE or FINELY-TEM-
PERED AND COVERED STEEL, IN,
TERWOVEN WITH WHITE HORSE
HAIR, MAKING, TT sTguNGi. YET
COOL AND LIGHT OUR BRACE WILL
STRENGTHEN THE CHEST AND
LUNGS, AND IS 4 PERFECT REMEDY
FOR ROUND SHOULDERS, AND THE
ONLY APPLIANCE SUITED 70 DRAW
THE SHOULDERS RACK AND SUP
PORTING AND STRENGTHENING THE
SPINE AND THE CORRECT ARTICLE
TO THE MAINTENANCE OF AN ELE-
CANT CARRIAGE THIS APPLIANCE
Permits PERFECTLY FREE MOTION
OF THE BODY. AND is NOT VISIBLE
THROUGH THE DRESS.
WE HAVE 4. LARGE sELECTtON OF
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. ELASTIC
STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS. ANKLETS.
AND ALSO MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF
THE FITTING OF TRt'SSES FOR HER
MA OR RUPTURE. GUARANTEEING
4 CORRECT FIT ~ EVERY CASE.
PRIVATE FITTING ROOM. LADY IN
ATTENDANCE. se9-su, we&W
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Black Tenders and Fire Sets,
13J east Main, JNO. NJ. NOTING.
At drug store, cigar store, and restau-
rant. ask for INFANTA EULALlE Key
West cigar, and take no other.
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BONDS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, oct. q, 1894.
Salcs-5,V0o Virginia Centuries at 5s3s.
100 shares Southern railway (common)
at f&4.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
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PORT OF WEST POINT, Oct. %. 1894.
ARRIVED

Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Alleghaney, Nlckerson, Bat-
timore. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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MARINE INrELLlGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, oct "a. 1884,