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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
PERSONAL am ERAL.
Interesting Fscta About Riohmond's Citi-
rnns and Oiher Matters


Mr.. E. wall, Of Farmvllle, Va, is
in the city.
Mrs. Thomas Brown is visiting In Blue
field, w. Va.
Misses Mary and nettie Hayes. Of Louis
vile. XIV are in the city. the guests OF
Mrs. Ewing.
Rev. Charles n. MCGEE will lecture at
Union-Station VI. +. church TINS eNenins
at s o'clock for the benefit OF the lie"
edifice
Mrs. Brizzolara OF Twenty-eighth ana
NJ streets. who has been visiting heI
mother in Italy since June, returned nome
last week.
Miss Leila Boone Arnzen and Miss Mar Mar
garet Gaskins Land have returned nome
from New York, after having spent t"o
months IN the metropolis
Division No. 1, Ancient Order Of i,iDerI,
mans, will have an important speciai
meeting tonight AT ~ o'clock IN inc
basement of ST. Patrick's church.
Mily Green (colored). sentenced 10 two
years' Imprisonment for malicious buFh-
ing. In the County Court Of Essex, was
yesterday received at the pententiary'
The clerk Of the Hastings Court yester-
day issued a marriage license 70 nri !;
Charles II. Braunan, OF Baltimore anu
Miss Angelita b. Lawrence, OF TINS CITY
Miss Lizzie Seeiinger, Of Norfolk, Va,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. John
Seelinger and Miss Hermine Morgensterh,
NO. 4UL east Broad street, lOi tWO iiohehSt
left for her home Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Gundlack, Of Fulton. ac-
Companied 10y her cousin, Mrs. kunkeI,
| and children, arrived home on Thursday.
after a visit Of six weeks 10 relatives
and friends IN Pittsburg. York, and Balu-
| more.
! MIR. Y. r. Balm left by Chesapeake and
/ Ohio 1879 train last night % attend the
! funeral Of his sister. Mrs. ID. +. Chap
/ man She died at her home. at Hay
| wood. Va, yesterday afternoon, after an
| illness OF only a few days.
! Mr. f. H. Robinson and bride, from
! Hamilton. y. c.. who have been stopping
! al the Lexington hotel for several days
! have returned home, after spending a
/ pleasant visit 70 his sister Mrs. DR.. a.
! " Talley. Of Petersburg. Va.
Saturday night about O'Clock while
! two Young white men were passing along
! Nineteenth street they had their atten-
| ton attracted by noise i'm an alley and
! on investigation they found a healthy
/ negro boy about six weeks old raising a
! terrible howl. lie was turned over to
! Lovinia Holmes (colored) who said she
| would take care Of him.
! The rumor on the street yesterday that
! NJ H. Tyler Of No. 107 west Jackson
| street. had cut his wfe's throat was
| without foundation. Tyler was on a
! spree and was very bOisterous. A police
man went TO the house 10 investigate
/ the matter and was accompanied by
| Il magistrate. but Mrs. Tyler refused to
swear out a warrant for her husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
CHRIsTI4N FNDEdVORBRs.
a Hlg Meeting Held at the seventh Street
thnrCh.

a., c., ,,... l,,,.., -,
90 AT IIt H'N'hIh-Sl I'tl 'hIiSudn CtuISh
SUNDAY afternoon me ,urIstlln I1haedNoI
idHN was q very lultleStuE service 70 Tue
Ia'Et crowd lhaI attended Inc chuIch
va hH'' 20 oN'tuoWt"t. .,-.,,..
'' Ii'-It .l"t tvHs's,cL OF sl"b ~
H." r,'N. i..'t"'' '"ihS' nv SomSs' Nv
. '',,, ES'...t uI iNals''t, s,i.'o.tns
nc. 81. ,"h N"'1h', any 3nc r.. me-, ~
tr.r.t ' very '''''' were I"'' u '''e anu
'r r- - r,.io, r,.bo ms chair
80. - -. '''' ~ We ~ 49,,
a. 49,. 80, ,,j 49,, w ion ~ ,,dI
"a ",' '.tN'Ithd convention, pres ied.
,., ''',I .'u'l altenlion 10 lht ne &c.
l"l' I,...| '.-@ HI "p'WuE ana CLOSING
W. p. A. '..' Ihd,"NVQI Iu iiei ~. $500.
,rha ar, OF o'', No., r." W. y. 10y -
D" N'' WIS MLS' NdITu -.
iiricl,.,. az. .H VINO SPOKE O" Ju''o'
~ Coon. ~ s,n,'h rot,,~,od mic.
,Ia13ry nom j,r,, sroIo NJ rb@ist Nm
J,r5r,yor and ,,Ir..t.q,,' Ir,,t,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
THE tRIEL QUARihT1F.
The frogra'ume at tii~ Mozart Ma ,icals
OuLl- Dslghtful one.

seven Hundred and Eighty-six was the
number of the Mozart Associations mu-
sirale. at the academy Of Music last even
ing heard hy large audience The at
traction was thr Ariel Ladies' Quartette.
assisted by Miss Belle Temple, reciter,
and the fair singers were received with
0uCh favor, as was also the reader
Their concerted numbers were. MA
lIfka Russo, Of Gauye. "A Love Song, i"
ltuon. the Legend Of the Chirnes'
brhUycn, comm Thr5' the Rye Root.
oii Uncle Ned. The Lost Chord" Sir
Arthur Sullivan.
All these charming selections we're rem
tsfci artlstcaily, aud repeuuons OF The
,>tela ~ the Chimes" and the Lost
'hwi' were insisted upon.
Mlss Tempe scored a triumphant sue
WIN NE audience. rcciung most ac-
,.pIah.Y. MIR. Trayers FIRST Num-" 30
",lnSrr' and How Girls Fish.
,. , Fefsanify OF Miss Jeanette Fer
..ai4rI hrst soprano Of the ouartette
var s,ho"n IN her singing with great eff,
,ae Nlghllbgales Song" OF Aleprieff,
60, paying, with pleasing effect. the &C.
NJ taniment on the pianoforie.
- A0lI the Afst alto Of The quar-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
New Church Dedicated.

The Emmanuel Baptist church was for
mallv opened Sunday afternoon at !
o'riCck. Rev. James Nelson, the pastor
of the church, presided. Rev; Or; h. a;
Ragbv. Of Calvary Baptist church. read
The Scriptures. Rev. W. +. Hines, for
merry pastor OF West-Niew Baptist
church. lei in prayer. Rev. Or. Cooper
n ode few remarks, introducing Rev.
lis. church. who delivered the opening
address Rev. DIS. J. G.. Hiden and W.
". Iaudrum also made addresses. At
the conclusion OF the services, a collection
was taken up amounting 10 >l22.
The congregation of the church former
" wOrshipped in the FOurth-Strcet church.
This church Will not be used any longer,
and the property Will be sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
AnOtLer POStuonPmsD

The case Of Thomas n. MCNamee and
william r. Gaui who are charged with
the murder of Robert Lee Atwell. was
called no in the Hastings Court before
Judge S u. witt yesterday. Mr.. Hill
carter, counsel for Gaul, stated that
he was cOnvalescent from a serious at
tack of typhOid-pneumonia. and that his
physician had forbidden him TO so into
the trial at this time.
ON account of Mr.. Carriers illness the
trial of the case has. been delayed SO
long lie was confined to his house in
Ashland for about four months, The
case was, at his request, continued until
Monday. November 18TH.
I'm view Of the fact that Mr.. Harry NJ
Smith was engaged as counsel for Nc
Nance before his election as Common
weaIth's Attorney, he will not prosecute
the case. but the Commonwealth VIII be
represented by Messrs. d. G. Richardson
and Marion l.. Dawson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
nedlcsi Examining Board

The Medical Examining Board met last
evening az 8 o'clock in Col. John Bell Big
hers office in the Capitol building prepare
tory 10 the examination Of applicants for
diniomas The following members were
nresent. Drs Rudd Buckner. blackboard,
chancellor, billiard, Foster. Green. Harri-
son Moore. n. 3 Martin, Nash, Patter-
SON Peyton. Priddy, and simmons: After
the questions on the several branches had
memory of Dr. James Parrish, late
member OF the board, were adopted. The
hoard then adjourned until tins morning
al 9 O'Clock, when the examination will
begin in the hall OF the House OF Dele
me Medical Society OF Virginia will
meet this evening at o'clock In the big
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
1IEA 1IIH.

GERSDORF.-Died, at the residence Of
his brother, 30N north Adams street,
LOUIS q. GERSDORF, at ) O'Clock Sun
day morning in the thlrty-flfth year Of
his age.
Funeral will take place from First
English Lutheran church at 10 O'Clock
TUESDAY, 23d. Services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. g. e. Shuey, pastor.
JEWETT-pied, on Sunday. the 2lst
instant, at his residence, at Midlothian
Va, of dropsy OF the heart, GEORGE
II. JEWETT in the sixty-ffth year of
his age.
Funeral from the residence on TUES
DAY, the Odd instant, at t:3O =. VI.
CADY Died, October Goth, at 100
O'Clock. at the residence Of Mr.. c. f.
Trevillian, 2i7 south Pine street, Miss
MARIE A. CADY daughter of the late
6. G. Cady and NJ. a. Cady. of 'Verdon,"
Va, in the twenty-first year Of her age
MOORE.-Died, Sunday, October 81
1894, at l:l5 o'clock A. NJ, Mrs. BRIDGET
NJ. MOORE. wife Of NJ j. Moore, in the
thirtieth year Of her age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

ST LOUIS. MO, oct. 22-Flour I'M
changed.
Wheat lower; December, 4994c; May,
j47Sc.
Corn lower; December, 457sGi6c.; May.
1910
oats lower: October, 2Saic; May, 325sc.
Pork-Standnrd mess, 1890.
Iard-Prime steam, $40; choice, $7.2J.
longs and clear ribs, $500; shorts S675.
Bacon-BoXed shoulders, S6.34: longs
and clear ribs. S7.25; shorts, $7J0aT. or
High wines firm at Si23.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
ncGiII Union.

Bishop Van de Vyver addressed a
crowded meeting Of the McGill Union at
its rooms last night. His subject was
Young Men: Their Needs and Duties ."
The Bishop handled his subject very ably
and CXhaustively. He dwelt upon the
dangers young men had to encounter in
modern life, and pointed to religion as
their only nope. Inhdelity was rampant
Iufdclity meant anarchy. Religion was
the great defender Of government. To be
truly patriotic citizens meant to be true
Christians. The Bishop concluded his ad-
dress by "a brief review of the work of
the union, and by predicting for il a
glorious future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
IltbG Furnishing Of q Home

there 10 nothing
more important than the Dining.Room
You pay great deal more ct finely fur
nisheds restaurant than at lunch counter
for the same thing. and very willingly. too.
The same thing applies to your own home.
Now We would like to call your attention
to a shipment of Bullets just received.
The prices of these range from sIA.0 TO
ss5, aud they ara all POLISHED FINISH.
We have also received shipment Of Dining
Tables which have elegant POLISHED
QUARTER-SAwED TOPS and LEAVING,
TURNED and FLUTED LEGS. just think
of a Table like the above described. feet
long. for sl5. Come to see us. We want
your trade aud will get it II prices and
careful buying are a consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

The CITY Democratic Committee met at
headquarters last night and was In SEES
sion for some time discussing matters
pertaining TO the campaign.
The committee arranged for big meet
Ing at Old Market Hall next Friday night,
when there viii be good speakers and a
brass band TO entertain the suifragsts.
4 demonstration VIII also be held al
Blenner's Park next Tuesday night. and
one at CorCoran Hall, for which the best
speakers obtainable will be secured.
Colonel Tazeweil Elicit was in confer
ence with the committee for over an
hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., Oct. 22-Flour-
Fancy, $3.50; domestic in moderate de-
mand.
Wheat dull: No. red. SOC.
Corn quiet; No. yellow, SIC
Oats steady; No mixed. 3OI3c
Pork quiet with moderate demand;
mess S12.73.
Lard quiet and lower; steam leaf ST.73:
kettle dried. $500: prime steam, $40.
Bacon quiet ana easier: shoulders, 800:
short rib sides S7JO short clear sides.
S7.62l5.
Whisky steady at Sl23.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
4 DOUBLE ELOPEMENT.
rwo COUPLES FRoN RICHMOND
,,ryJED ~ WASHlAGI TON.
=, ease and Mas Alice v.
Mr.. william W. Harvey
,o,,,r sud mI.' C'roli"" Brown

s.rs.f night pulled the bell
E.2ht ,I'r.naI street. the res deh.e
AT ~ t'S-...lg $ cease, and mat seht'e-
man 5.saosrl, 'pp a1pv throng surrounded
n ''.- fr.eht and happy qoaftet,ei
an fi''E .o.eIyuE CONGRATULATIONS anu
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49,. ,.r. a tcw 81 the eNc'a''"''o''o
h..' g,r. the facts got concer2iiin.ss
r.. bona GIe. jolly. double Slop az;
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Nv. . ..r,ogk yesterday morning, ~
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..-s family they were RueS'Si, ,..t.,o,d
VIZ ...r.. 81. cease. OF hl,.Hn,v,i W.
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Johnson. or Salem, Va, anu MI
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OF a e., pyrd-street station, MI
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lcyg.,iiIci Ei,5s ,ob"soh 70 Mir. Ceases
house where she was - '"'
@t,, and Mr. George NJ Cease
M "t.t - a. he married. neither Of
were eht"f,1l to married 80 soon,
mem tkpg'i'. 10 ~ wnuld save time.
~, '"'"'"d ,nake a romantic start IN
~ g,ir,, +, Washington, provided
" ~ Al. TIlryrycutteT would
so too, they also beiAH '"~''7''
married ,.,,, wore willing
Both these ypuHE inlf..l and If their
ana so ihry WEI, i,rp3,ht and io!lv de-
happy faces ann IIiE"t 49, IN their
meahoT lasi A.-Hl atiIi fa charming, in
future mat I"'"'t VIII
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All me par ,lsS NJ iI5rvpycutter is
ls eighteen ana N''. ~ ~ ,r. blondes.
Just the same age .rt.t,SIi, botb 10 look
tau, graceful; '". ''"- rouIdn't. FOR
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Inc HE OF ii'. WI U,,rvavfutter
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llr Cease is lHst l"'HlS W." wv, va -
vIuthtui.tloFlnt, anu IL !h.,''o'' NJ va
The firm of Cease Bros, OF ~ taS, T., % this
shah ana ON east hIod" S'co' !" '''''
city ,.........- ~ Mr. x
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r. Johnson, proiHill"ent n ram bc has a
tractor of SALEM de- Ni'It ~ '-"' o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
MY Circnit Cnnrf

The following suits were Instituted in
the city Circuit Court Yesterday:
The guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. of philadelphia, receiver,
against j. NJ. Chapel for $3.50. Judg-
ment was confessed for that amount.
James w. Crenshaw against NJ. A. Hol-
land, !. K. Holland, Thomas r. Griggs,
for Sl02 L2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. oct. 22.-Turpen-
tine market firm at 26d26lIc: sales of
raceints with strong demand at outside
quotations: receipts, LILO casks.
Rosln market firm at advance on T
Sarrrais. receipts. 4.36i barrels Ouote-
r. g. and p. Sl.0O; e, 1.25: F, 81. "a:
G. SIS: "A. $40: !, sl,90; K. s2.1O: ",
Sla5; y, SOS; window glass, 1919; water
white $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
Mp"

The management of the Academy OF
Music received a telegram from Manager
\. NJ. Palmer. Of the Garden Theatre,
New York. yesterday, which told a tale
about "1f2." coming to the Academy for
two nights and Wednesday matinee. be-
ginning this evening
Said the message: Before one Of the
largest and most representative New
York audiences Of the year. 1899 closed
its 492d performance in my Garden Thea
tire last Saturday night.
A. NJ PALMER"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Oct % -
Cattle-Receipts, - 900: market stronger;
common to extra steers. 50. SAITH; stock
ers and feeders, S2.OOi2.J0 cows and
bulls. N.o0a35o; calves, S2.21a5.5o.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market firm and
IN choice mixed. S. f0d4S5; choice as
sorted, S4.75a4s5; light. Si.4oQ4.70; pigs.
Sbeep-Receipts f5,E0; market steady:
inferior, to choice, 15c.QS3.00: lambs
81 oseI1 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

tette. sang Noble Signor." from THE
Huguenois" In good style.
Miss Christie, the second soprano OF
the quartette. proved herself a violinist
OF much ability, playing the Concerto
of DE Beriat, very acceptably.
Miss Foster. second alto Of the guar,
tette has q very deep, rich voice, ana
SANK Nandewatcr's ballad, Nighttime,
with much taste and feeling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
1--WE sroCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. %, $50
- mo. ..l.o a.an

RIIHMVND' FN'i VCl' =, ISJF.
..,a Receipts. 300; sales. GDO.
Sseen and Lambs-Receipts. 800; sales,
S1; Receipts. 80; sales. 400.
nn3sss, Catt1e--Best, 3Ic. To &c. gross (;
Prioss "a good, 2atc. TO 34c. gross; COM
nen me-, 80 fair. &c. TO 2l.c. gross; bulls. &c.
10 sS xaS, to 2A.c., gross,
Snsebbs-2lbc. TO Stac. gross.
Haas~-5a.c to &c, net. -.
Market for CATH, t I've very good Slow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
RrOad.Street Mission.

There will be special "ali-day" meetings
on Thursday and Friday of this week
at the Mission Hall. 9l2 east Broad
street. They will Dc held from $50 10 /.
3 10 6, and again at night All or cor
daily invited The meetings during the
day are especially for Christians, VISITING
minis iers. and Christian workers of the
city will be in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

\ large meeting of Pickett Camp was
held last night. Interesting addresses
were made by Revs. u. X. Lucas Ninety
ninth Indiana; G.. r. Smith. Thirty fourth
Ohio: \. $. Haynes. Eighty-sixth Illinois
Gen. II. NJ. Drake. Thirty-sixth Iowa
Capt. NJ, T. Russell, Fiftieth Indiana
Responses were made by the Commander
and Commander Spence. OF Lee Camp
and CAPTAIN Lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
Law and Eaulty Cnnrt

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor and a jury, the evidence
was heard yesterday in the case OF r..
N. Twlsdale against Sylyanus Stokes.
The jury late In the evening brought in
verdict for the defendant.
a suit was Instituted by L. o. Bass
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company. Damages. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
SILK DEPARTM ENT.

OUR STOCK OF BLACK, CoLoRED
AND FANCY SILKS WAS NEVER
MORE EXTENSIVE AND VARIED
THAN NOW 1T COMPRISES THE
LEADING MAKES AND THE MOST
F'ASHIONABLE DESIGNS OF NOVEL
TIES AND STAPLE FABRICS, ALL OF
WHICH ARE OFFERED AT ENCEP-
TIONALLY LOW PRICES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
TUARY.
LOUIS GERsDoRF.

Mr.. Louis Gersdorf died at his broth
er's residences, 50S north Adams street,
at o'clock Sunday morning. after "A
long Illness, in the thirty-fifth year of
his age.
Louis Gersdorf was born in the city
Of Richmond and a greater part of his
life was spent here. Some years ago he
went South, having accepted a position
with a firm Of butchers and packers.
While in their employ, in Florida, he
contracted from frequent extremes Of
heat and cold-hayng to enter the ice
house while packing meat-what was
at drst pronounced rheumatism.
He had TO resign his pos tiOn and 70
turn to his native city in the hope or
regaining his shattered health. After
a short residence here he seemed 10 i'm
prove, but the improvement was only
temporary. and for the past year he
has been unable TO follow any business
whatever. Until a short time ago he
was able 10 be up and about. but was
very feeble.
He leaves several brothers. his parents
having preceded him TO the grave many
years ago. His father at one time kept
a Crockery and fancy store al the corner
Of Second and Broad streets, and was
well and favOrably known among the
merchants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, oct. 22.-rhe wheat
dun and black-eyed market ruling
throughout the greater portion Of the
session, and lower at the close De
cemger wheat opened from 52i,d53isc.,
sold between 53hq53Hc and 527Sc., clos
ing at 52Tkn52i4c. under Saturday. Cash
wheat without feeling
Corn Notwithstanding the decline in
wheat, corn held brayely under the close
when the report of weakness in cash
corn at st. Louis acting unfavorably.
The news, while not emphaticaiiy bull
ish. was nevertheless not quite In favor
OF the bears. May corn opened at JOLc,
sold a 5O%c., declined to 497sc, rallied,
and closed at soc, 4c. under Saturday.
Cash corn was steady.
oats followed the other grains, opening
at 327. d33c., the highest Of the day. The
final trading was. however, at steady
figures. May closed quiet at &c. lower.
Cash steady.
rovisions-Firmuess at the opening
and steadiness later were the two potent
features Of the day. The unusual fact
that hogs were In large supply and yet
We're higher was reported from the yards
and governed the action Of prices during
the session. Gables were lower. The
close was 2iac higher than Saturday
for January pork, BE- for January lard,
and Dl1p. for January ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

called meeting OF the A. p. V. A
will be held to-day at the rooms OF the
Virginia Historical Society at 40 y NJ
A full attendance IL requested
In the notice Of this meeting in SUNDAYS
Times the types unfortunately made il
read Monday instead OF Tuesday, as writ.
ION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. ND. Oct, 22-Flour
fine, 81 OOQ2.30: do family, 81. 4OQ2 go (:
winter wheat. patent. s275l3O0; spring
do. s3.35d3.55: do. straight. So t0dI3. %.
Wheat unsettled and easy; No. red
Der, 55h@55bc.; May, eoAQG0ssc.; steam
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WILMINGTON.

W.T. ,,rNGTON, y. c., Oct 22.-Rosin
A., -, Stained gjc: good strained. 81 90
~ SHIRTS turpentine firm at &c.
Tar steady at sl.l5
crude turpentine. quiet; hard. s1.lO:
soft $50; virgin, SITo
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BONDS.
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON. Oct 22.-Bar silver, IS i5-lGd
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. oct. % 1894

INIVII'' V+NI'' ~ Oh. =, INII.
Dfferings-COrn white), $50 bushels:
oats, 5000 bushels
Sales-Corn Cwhitel. $50 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry S5c. 10
SIC; mixed, sac. 10 &c; shortberry, 53c.
TO sc. No red 56i2c
Corn-Whtte, Virginia (bag lots, new,
BE. TO Doc; No white. CSC; No. ?
mixed, SIC.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, 32lac to 33c.; No.
mixed, 5ii2c. to 32c. winter &c. to
42c.
Rye-55c 70 56c.
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CASH QuOtatI0ns-FI0ur quiet and prices
steady, wheat. 5F.H557sc; No. ? red,
DC; No. corn, 900. No. . oats, PSI
$3.50; ribs, So 40d650: dry Salted shout
ders. SGDDd612l2; sides, 50. 1915 S7I4:
whisky, SI23.
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When SO many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsapariiia,
why don't you try II yourselfy 1t will
build you up. Hoous Sarsaparilla will
make you strong.
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cuARIESTON

FsTON. S. G.. Oct o2.-Tur-
III .i.d arm al 26c.; receipts, 63 casks
pg poan drn: good strained. S1.05; re-
-, ooS barrels.