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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
BLUE. Attend the McaIn Pals.

The feature Of the McGlll Union fair
last night was the visit OF Company a,
of the Blues Battalion, under command
OF Lieutenant Frank NJ. Woon. The sol
diers presented splendid appearance.
Tonight many OF the contests now In
progress at the fair will be decided. The
following are those which close this eve
ming: The tricycle. and babies. between
Katie Botto Madeleine Dominica, Katie
Nesslage, Mary JulIans, Jessie Donald.
Agnes O'Neill. Maggie Rafferty,. and
Celeste Duke; will close at 10 o'clock
The umbrella. between James Duffy and
James II. Duggan. VIII close at 1890; ana
the doll-baby and carriage. TO be voted
between Estelle Signa'go and Maggie
O'Neill. will close at II o'clock. The vote
on the contest for the diamond ring
among the city officials now stands: =.
II. Epps. s.; +. w. Cunningham, 20; c.
II. Phillips. p; X. NJ. Taylor, II; j. J.
Crutchfeid. II: William II. Thompson, 81;
II. NJ. Smith. Jr., Z; and John Poe. Jr., >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
NEWS FROM JUDGE FRY.
Eo Was Engaged rs Agent for the EurioIe
Company In Baltimore.

a special telegram from the Baltimore
correspondent of the Dispatch last night
has the following to say concerning Judge
-. l.. Fry. Of Chicago Ill, who was con-
nected with the Provldent Fire-Insurance
Company. Of this city.
"rhc Euriole Company. which manufac-
lures and handles a patented composition
somewhat similar TO vaseline. is repre-
scented in this city by Judge Fry, who is
said TO have been the vice-president Of the
Provident Fire-Insurance Company, Of
Richmond. Va.
Efforts made tonight to find Fry were
unavail!ng. No one at the Home Friendly
bul5ing 100 west Fayette street, on the
second floor Of which he has his Office,
knew where he could be found. being IN
acquainted with his place of residence.
Fry came here two months ago and an
nOunced himself as the agent OF the Eurl-
ole Company. He engaged Room q in the
Home Friendly building. which Is in the
heart Of the city and had his company's
name placed on the door. Since then Re
has appeared 90 do q good business He
has impressed those with whom he came
into contact al being a STRAIGHTFORWARD
Businessman. He said he came from
Richmond. where he had met with bust
ness TeVerseS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: a. J. Chewing. r. s. Rose,
and their wives to James ". Shields,
~, feet on east side of Nineteenth street
between Broad and NJ rshGll. $500.
W. II. Cowardn and others. special
commissioners. TO George ;. Stokes, "a
feet on south side Of Cary street between
Eighth and Ninth, $40
Robert Il. Richardson and wife 10 Nir-
GINA state Insurance Company, 30 feet
on north side Of Main street between
Adams and Jefferson. 81.
Eenrco: James II. Barton and wife
to Thomas Armstrong. ~ feet OF lot 4
and 81 feet OF lot in block Il. Barton
Heights. s2.77929
Same TO j. Writ Hancock, lots II ard
10 in block 5, Barton Heights, SSsO
Catharire IIemmett and others TO Mrs
A. l.. Valentine. acres.
Harry 5. Lee and wife to Ira Water
nan and Fred D. Wood. two thirds in
tarest in 2S7ls acres near Bosher's dam'
$500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16

quality, 4haq4c.: medium. 13Nsizc; erdi-
nary. 142i1c.: most sales et S30s,sc'' ~
cepts. AIS head; sales LIS bad "a ,..a,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November k-Flov.
Higher; patsnt, e p92's; fancy o@0
us; choice. n.75a1:S. 90
s7Sas;Sc.
ccrn-Lower: December. x'sGNe.: Nay.
oats--Iower; May. syxc.
PROFESSIONALISM mess, n3.0.
Lard--Prime steam. Il. IS: choice, G.0rA
Dry-Salted Meats--Shoulderp NJr+4
$50: longs. sc.57,fls.50; clear-ribs. $ao0
sesH; shorts. !s.s!5se,ss,h: .u, ,o
9. isl4; clear-ribs. Hls'aa7.S; sAers~
'' Hin wi Wiines--Firm at nn.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November i5.-F1our-In
good de n sGs,; .s sprins patent S-~as";
Wheat~Firmer; No. . red. Ss'le.; sample
ccrn"in better demand; No. . white
mixed. &C.. No. 3 yellow. Hlsc.
Oats-No. mixed, s24c.
Pork-Mess, si20.
Lard--Steady: steam leaf, N6c.
Dry-Salted Meats-Quiet and steadye
loose shoulders, $50: cloose short-rto
SlueS, 0.D.
Whiskey. si2,
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November l5.-4 r. NJ
d ns.' s.,sa'; midalins. Esd. low mid.
iling, 2%d: good ordinary. Nd; ordinary.
vember and December. Q sl-sad., bnyersi
december and January. I el-sig2 S2-std.:
january and February. e5-6td.: February
and March, goa i.sid; March ana ApnAS
June Se and N July ) 1.ssgs s-sid.: July and
August, 8 s-Sl18 local Futures closed
barely steady.
NEW YORK. November is.-Cotton--
Dull; middling gulf. bIsc.; middling. 6*e,
| Futures closed barely steady; sales lSSW
bales; November. 1SsasA; DECEMBER
s535q6 SO: January, S.iohS Al; February,
4; Sa0i sssd ns June. S,ssas.so; july
S. 75d67S. August. %.siQs.s2
Net receipts, ss2 bales; gross, 1854 haies
| exports, Great Britain. $40 baiesi Contt
nent, 4.s97 bales: forwarded 2.hl bales
sales. ITO bales. all spinners: stock. AIS
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November i5.-Cottol
| futures steady: sales, 1920 bales; Novenx
ber 900; December. sos; January, Sl0
May. sss: June June; SIS; July. $50; August
WV NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. N. G.. November Vs..
Rosin--Quiet; strained, 800; good stmineds
N.05. o-,
Spirits Turpentlne--Steady at 2SHcs
Tar-Steady at sl.l0.
Crude Turpentine-Steacy; hard, NlvS
| soft. 81. 30; virgin, $f.,0.
| SAVANNAH, GA, November lo.-Splr.
it's Tirpentine-Firm at 2oAc.; saless it0
casks: receipts. 1.l6o casks.
1 Rosin-Firm: sales. 400 barrels; receiptss
1851 barrels a. u. and G 500; ~, H.S.
p. SIS: +, $40: G, N.3o: II, $50; !, ND;
X. S2f5d2 30: NJ, s2.f04255; ". S.e5: wln-
dow-glass. SIS; water-white geo
CHARLESTON. s. c.. November ID.
Turpentine-f'irm at DC; receipts !"
Roein-Good strained firm at 400; re-
ceipts. 40 barrels.
| NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
CReported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. November 15-Market
quiet: common, 11ihc.; prime. &C.; extra
prime. 2isc.; fancy. 2i.c.; new grades
| nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
Why YHE JAPANESE WIN.
The Beauty Of Having Plsnty Of Force
where Il IL Needed.

The Beauty Of Huv1ng fIsnU OF soFes
where Il II Needed.
Let Us consider what We mean BY taking
China is ten times more pcpnious than
Japan. but the, Japs have 1saten tne'r
What has that 10 do with taking cola !
Merely this: The japanese manage TO DC
stron Ger fhan the enemy at the points OF
actual contact. That 10 gsnerelsnip.
Cold air strikes the skin, contracts tns
blood vessels, and drives the blood 70 the
interior. where the organs are congested
and perbaps Unnamed II II not enough g
fake aomefhinr to stop that cough" All
the forces. OF the body must be reused 10
expel the invader and the earlier IN tne
campaign this 10 done the more compiete
will be the victory.
In other words. the best weapon esalnst
n cold IN a stimulant. Of wnicn Duny .
Pure Malt Whiskey Is the best exanpie
in the market. Its effect on the piooo -
10 distribute Il where II belongs anu ~
keep the circulation brisk anu nos. .s = !,
II Is a fine appetizer, ana gvs ss.u S'r r,,s
down by WORK Or worry-perhaps by q
Attention is directed to the fact tnat
DufYy's Malt Is a medicinal preparatlon,
the purity Of which removes II Iar irv .ss
common whiskey, and enaples u ~ ~
benefit where ordinary whiskeys wouio NC
cough is only a sign OF cold. 10
o,,iet n teuporarfly does not drive Tue
enemy from the body The conquest OF q
cold il n simple matter when one uses
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
DEATHS.

JACOBS.-Died, at her residence, In
Stanardsville, Va, November u, 1884,
Mrs. Caroline Jacobs.
Funeral from the Chesapeake and ONO
depot on arrival of the go p. NJ. train
TO-DAY. lnterment In the Hebrew
Cemetery.
REYNOI,DS.--Died. November 18th. at
7l5 p. NJ, at the residence OF her
mother. No. 17ls venable street. MATTE
LOUISE REYNOLDS, youngest daughter
of Alice v. and the late f. b. Reynolds.
Funeral at Third Christian church.
Twenty-sixth and Marshall streets. at $50
o'clock p. NJ. FRIDAY.
ROSSER.-Died. at the residence OF w.
J. Ready. No. III Grove avenue. At $40
A. NJ. November Is. 1854, Miss NARY Q.
ROSSER.
Funeral from Pxrk-Piacs Methodist
Episcopal church FRIDAY. the 18th In
slant, ut lSo p. n. Intermcnt u Hlsn-
ford Cemetery. Petsrsburg. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
VIRGINIA KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Annual Assembly and Election OF Ohcers-
The Shrlners.

The Shriners.
The annual assembly Of the Grand COM
mandery of knights Templar of Virginia
was held at the Masonic Temple yester-
day. IL concluded last evening with
superb supper served by Grand-Steward
Krouse. The body was presided over by
rand-Commander Il. +. Dowham or
Alexandria, Va. The session was one or
the most interesting and enjoyable ever
held. Grand Secretary Isaacs, who is IN
quite feeble health. was able to be pres
ent.
Officers for the commandery for the
wear were chosen as follows: J. Park Cor
bin. of Fredericksburg. grand commander;
John T. Parharn OF Petersburg. deputy
grand commander; Il. II. Miller OF Dam
vile. grand generalissimo; j. IA. Capeis'
Richmond grand captain general; George
w. Dame. -. D.. OF Danville. grand pre-
late: j. Howard Waite. of Staunton,
grand senior warden; +. 7. Woodiin, OF
Hampton. grand junior warden; j. V. BID
GOOD. of Richmond. grand treasurer; Will
liam Il. Isaacs. Of Richmond. grand re-
corder: J. r. billiard. Of Lynchburg grand
etandard-bcarer; James b. Alexander. OF
Alexandria, grand warder: W. c. Wilkin-
sop. Of Richmond. grand captain OF
guards.
Accs Temple. OF the Mystic Shrine. held
n large and interesting session last night.
About fifteen applicants were safely es-
corted across the burning sands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16


The ladies' in charge OF the Founding
Hospital. recently established hers. held
. meeting yesterday and appointed the
following committees:
House Commfttee-Mrs. d. c. Richard-
son (chairman), Mrs. G. II. Hasker. Mira
j. A. Hall. Mrs. w. J. westwood, ME-
Charles u. Richards. and Mrs. ". Heck
Ter. Jr.
Admission--Mrs. DR.. Crump (chairmanO.
Mrs William Heckler. Mrs. =. II. Crump'
and Mrs. 8. v. Green.
Dismissai-Mrs. A. e. Waite (chairman),
Mrs. J. y. Harwood, Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson.
Mrs. s. v. Pollard, and Mrs. Edwin
Peasants.
Finance-Mrs. r. Carcin (chairman).
Mrs. Henry A. Hare. Mrs. Grace Shields.
Mrs NJ. Hirshburg, Mrs. Woody Will
iiams. and Mrs. Milton Marcuse.
By-Laws-Mrs. Hasker (chairman). Mrs.
Heckler. and Mrs. Read.
The ladies' will be grateful for any con-
tribution In the line Of Observation-Disclosures.
dry goods, fuel, furniture. groceries. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
BOTH CONCERT AND BALL
Ficket Camp Gives Delightful Double
Entertainment Mt Corcoran Hall.

Entertainment Mt Corcorap Hall.
The concert and ball given at Cor
coran Hall last night. by George T..
Pickett Camp. c. ". for the benent OF
the camp relef-fund was a decided sue
cess in every way. The large hall was
crowded, the concert was delightful. ana
the bal was most enjoyable, and wa5
participated in by quite large number
OF couples. The programme OF the concert
was we'll eelected.
Miss Mamie Leahy, whose recita:ions
have afforded so much pleasure to the
Richmond public, took a prominent part
in the entertainment and, although she
was only down for three numbers. she was
called before the curtain after each reel
tation, and sometimes twice In her re-
cital Of the Conquered Banner" she
completely captivated her audience. ana
was literally applauded. As grand tinale
10 her part In the entertainment she
recited, THE Marriage OF the Flowers
The piece Itself is beautiful. but the ex-
preston thrown into it by Miss Leahy
rendered II all the more So During the
recital Miss Elizabeth Pattee played
softly on the piano Nevn's "Narcissus.
and Miss Leahy intoned bar to bar with
the mus c, her voice rising and falling,
according TO the notes. in perfect cadence.
The other numbers on the programme
were very enjoyable, Captain Frank ".
Cunningham sang with much expression,
Tell Her l Love Her So and, az an
encore. sang "Sewanee River" Mis es
Alice and Minnie Clarke. accompanied on
the piano by Miss Maggie Leahy. sang as
Il duet. THE Dear Irish Homestead"
Mr.. Douglas Leftwich sang THE Heart
Bowed Down" and. being oncored twice.
sang comic songs. Quite a pretty number
was a flute duet by Misses Alice and
Willie COwardln. The entertainme mt
closed with fancy dances, engaged in by
little Misses Bosher and Mallory ana
Blanche and Lillian Mesnly. pupils OF
Misses Webster and Flanagan.
After the concert the large hail was
cleared Of the chairs, and the young pco-
pie engaged In tcrpsichorean anu 'ement
until after midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
Lonsx ut the Aiinsbnuse.

Richard Lomax. the colored barber, VINO
disappeared last Monday Is at the aims
house. The man was found IN an rncon-
scicus condition at Eighteenth and bfoao
streets last Monday night Tne a"'Du-
sancs was summoned. and he was re-
moved 10 the aimshouse. when II was
found that he was paralyzed. he was NOT
identified until yesterday morning. wh.h
one OF the officers recognized m. Hi'
rs mlly was notified. and his wife caiiea
10 zee him. The man is stiil UNCONSCIOUS
and his condition Is regarded ms crit cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
QUARANTINE OFFICER FOR NORFOLK.
'''' Candidates and Quite an Inieres,irg
fOufe.f.

e-r Is an interesting contest going
f- Governor OFerrall for the posi-
or Qufaa,ne officer Of the port Of
.'.'f made vacant by the death Of DR..
y" , Ia.m. Jr.
h N',folk and Portsmouth want the
Ia dee beginning Of the fight each
-ntea q number OF candidates.
N.ii.IE's asplrants. however. ex-
if Field. have withdrawn. az
-,' list has been reduced TO Drs
- A. li"i". and McMurrin. Secretat
p iwmonwealth Lawless has en-
'. rWkers application. but dos
e,. '.fei To- take any active part in III
ne '"r' mouth people claim that when
g. go '' '.tahlishh the Office was framed
, ''O'iiri That the incumbent should
-, nlel first from one city and o.
''e other and that although the
=, .-'-re struck out this proyis y
- Was q ucit agreement that IL should
r,, 81 h'nding. The Norfolk people DO
- 'fnike this claim. Governor O'FSr-
a.. We" Is that In making the appoint
- ~ should be influenced by the tact
b.. Ne whole State is interested in sec
uc position flied by thoroughly
0mpetcnt man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16

the French a. exuberant, the irish -
Seen,v appreciative, ana alluded In terns
os tender solicitude to the German JOKE
which IL not TO be laughed At Mr. Ian
coin then levelled the shaft OF Dis s1',.s
at rnus.c, and gave numerous brisn. .no
clever Illustrations. He was. pernaps'
mot successful In his character I"Sv
sonations. His face IL peculiarly moD',e.
and the changes In his expression W.
little short Of wonderful. The most anu" .n
ing sketches under this head were .ne
grandfather's speech on Thankeg'v'ps
Day, the King of Slams comed,hn, -
bridegroom's speech at wedding o.eaa-
fast. a German Anarchist, ana ms
r,ed man. He concluded the entertain-
ment with some limitations Of voices Vi
the night" including cat. dog. mosau''o'
baby. and the early riser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
II, Attend Colonel Dudley's Wedding.

Cards are out for the marriage in
Daavne on Wednesday evening next,
-: Colonel Oliver Nitchee Dudley. OF
Governor O'Ferralrs stan. and Miss Lu-
Gle Howard. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard Estes. Governor OFerrall
ana the rest Of mis- staff. his secretary.
II T.. X. Cnesterman. General Charles
J. Anderson. Adjuiant-General. and Colo
pei 10 Lane Stern. Assistant Inspector
{; aral. viii leave here on the afternoon
Il tie day OF the wedding TO attend the
ceremony and reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
State of thermometer,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 15.-Transac-
tons at the Stock Exchange to-day footed
I'D 200, 9Sl shares. OF this total Sugar fig
ures for $500 shares. The stock opened
higher. but the rise led to selling Tor the
long account, and a reaction followed
At the decline there were orders, SAID 10
be for the account Of lower Wall-street
interests. which carried the price up to
9O2. The rise In the stock strengthened
the whole list. In the late trading how
ever. a drive was made against the An
thrac.te Coalers and Sugar. the whole
market receding In sympathy.
Cordage was heavy throughout, the COM
mon falling TO 9}i, the preferred TO H1e.
and the first-mortgage bonds 10 7Oh. The
decline was due 10 rumors that the bust
ness of the company had not come UP TO
the expectations of the Reorganization
Committee. 1t was announced that the
interest on the bonds due January LIST Will
be paid. A.
regular dividend having strengthened the
stock. -,
was due to n report that the price or coal
had been reduced 25c. ton. On this Dela-
war and Hudson fell TO ia, Lackawanna
TO 1891, Jersey Central to 9sls. and Read
The market closed weak. Net changes
show losses OF MGtia per cent. Atchison.
burlington, and Lead gained d,a haS per per
Hudson a. United States Rubber !. and
Cordage, common and preferred IA e saIes
Of listed stocks aggregated 5000 shares
of unlisted. 10000 shares. 0oo. ....
Treasury balances: Coin. So.6o2,v"' cur
rency s62,s6S,OOo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money OH call easy at per cent. las
loan at /. and closing offered at /; prime
mercantile paper. 3lii per cent. COS,
bar silver, CTS; silver at the BOARD o5Si
bid. 1t, .,,,.h actual husi.
ness I'm bankers bills at SiSgLS64 Ioi
sixty DAYS and si.SGA6h for demand
posted rates, yIS744sS; commercial DIS
S'; Government bonds easter. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
rs PUNISHMENT CUTE LIGHT.
Niri Cafk sent TO Jail for Twelve
rf..ff. and Fined 81.

,
''''' '"" ''''' c''
p ", Albert clark tc0lored) LOT
o. r-l . Marie Hicks was resumed
..-.. Court Yesterday morning
,.......... ~. ,.,,o,,,i,od
''+.hy Was Pui'e Sii''ll"r u
brand 100 Wednesday, Sylvanus
- f..r5 Snort from Manchester.
r. ..l r.on the stand. and his evil
... .a. II the most ludicrous fea-
t., .. r. .ls.. Hc stated that he was
.iu.- With Marie Hicks Oh the
t.-Ist The alleged fatal blow
Ju.y ajih. ana the woman
r'.r 10Th.
itA's-Nttorncy Smith, with
.-.t.tN. SID; "SyiVanus, 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16

Rev. DR.. John Hlnnon, who Is now
stationed in California. Is spoken of as
possible pastor OF Broad-street church.
Efforts are being made to have him trans
ferred TO the Virginia Conference with
this end In view. Rev Messrs. Butts.
Whitley, and Drs. Bledsoe and Lambeth
are also spoken of as pastor Of this church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
Co.x,cts Y,oce,ved.

Tbe following convicts were received AZ
the nenitentiary yesterday from Acconlac
county: Elihu Aydelotte (coiored), 10 se,ss
two years for malicious assault; Esan ..oa.
Iohnson feolored). two years for house
breaking; George e. West !coioreo,, Nv.
years on two charges OF unlawful snoos :,
ing From Mathews coun'y--sans.'
Peachy (colored). one year Tor un's"'u'
assault. s.-s..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16

PORToF NEWPORT NEWS. Noy. Ii. 1874
ARRIVED.
British steamship George Pynon, velssco.
British steapasbip MelviI Grove, Galveston.
schooner A. Erabrook. Lynn.
schooner II. g. i. Hargroves, Providence
SAILED
British steamship Melvin Grtve. l. verpool.
British sieaps ship tcorge Pyrod. L. ndon.
Schooner James Ives, Proridence.
Schooner Warwick. thar,er,or q.
Schooner A. II. Howe, Allyn Point
Barge Hope, Pawtucket. X J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
RECORDER coFf AT OLD POINT.
'fesi New York Lawyer Comes Down
for Brief Rest.

+" htfts A<ftt.
-. -'r- elect Con. OF New York city.
mas recently acquired universal fame
"s vigorous conduct of the Lcxow
,'D's investigation. is now a guest at
~seia Hotel at Old Point.
4. - celebrated lawyer. who IL regarded
p..l, man above all others next 10 DR..
ts,,a".1'st 70 whom Tsmmanys over
r., y Que. stole of quietly from the
n. Guy Wednesday afternoon. TOOK
Az Dl Dominion steamship Roanoke.
e,,., ss''ied himself down In secluded
e. NJ. :" The boat He carried batter
os,. va Valise, and was accompanied b.
h. one attendant. who seemed 10 be
,,,.,'e'ary. There was nothing In the
c.,s .sNce of either Of the men 70 indi-
hem. "a' they were persons OF promi-
"a S, shd the quiet. unostentatious way
ca they dsmeaned themselves A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
TOURIST RATES.

commencing November LIST excursion
tickets will be sold by the Southern rail-
way to all OF the prominent winter re-
sorts OF the South at very low rates.
Information. timetables, and descriptive
Pamphlets can be obtained by applying
AZ the passenger office. go east Main
street. Communications by mail will re-
JOHN NJ. DEALL.
no IO-lw' Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 15-Flour-
wheat low grades. 81. 95G25 50: fair to fancy.
81 t0d2S: patents. $265G3io; Minnesota
clear 81. H42 60; patents, 3s5a3.S5; low ex-
ira. 81. 9563 so. Southern -four quiet and
nond 70 rhoice do "a ioas5o'
Whsat-Quiet and Iac. lower. closing
firm; No. 4 red, store. and elevator. $40
5sSc': afioat, 5sixQssa.c. Options advanced
L9Ac., fell %Qasc.. and closed weak.
ssGssc below yesterday. with trading fair;
No a red January 6OlSc; March, &c.
Nav. 83&c,: November. 6S%c.
Corn Moderately active and firmer: No.
2 6Og6oilc In elevator; 6oG6ot.c. ahoet.
cline November, 59Ac.; January, 66lsc.
May. 5i%c.
oats-0uiet and flrmer; options more ac-
tive. Noyember. s3Ssc.; December, S4tc.
January, CSC; May, S8ssc.; spot. No. 2,
33tsQ334c; No. 2 white. $50: mixed, west
ern, ssQsSc.; white. do, Saahc: .,,v. shin.
pW oos ses s1 sSa 70 ouies domestic fleece
l7Ga2c.: pulled. i2Gaic.
90 Restraining Beef 4, a4 Ss, extra mess
Heef Uams--Dull at sl7.O0di7.5O
Tierced Beef-Inactiye: city extra India
mess xlsOll9O.
bellies. 500: shoulders, S5.5Ou5.62ia; mid
dies nominal.
Lard-Quiet and firmer: western steam,
7.65; city. T.l2ts. Futures nominal ke-
fined firm; Continent vs.; south America
$50. compound, $5.Ou5.3. .1
Pork-Quiet and Steady; mess. NS.75g
1475.
Butter-Firm State dairy, l3H3iAc.
creamery. lSd26ibc.; western dairy, llql6c.
creamery. l5a26c.; Elgins, 2cc.
Cottonseed- Oil-Excited and higher
crude. 25ll26c.. yellow. sic.
Petroleum-Steady.
Rosin-Ouiet and steady; strained, con-
mon to good, $l.30lI1 So.
Turpentine-Dull but steady ut 2Skd
2Sa.c.
Rice-Steady and In moderate demand;
domestic, fair to extra, 4i4qi7sc.; Japan,
| 43sft4ssc.
Molasses--Foreign nominal New Or
leans. open kettle. good to choice, Hg36c.
market steady; demand moderate.
Peanuts---Quiet.
Coffee-Options steady. at a SOLO points
advance: November, $l3.NHfiO; January
| Sl2. 75d124; March. N2iOq122 IS; May
81 70Q1i.s5; July. $li75; September Ni'~
Spot Rio firm and quiet; No, 7, tl5N
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; FAR rem
| 'nB, sc. hsnneu qu'st W. sIesss ,s. tsc
dard A, 9-lG94ssc.; cut-loaf, tlsgs i',i o.;
III lin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
Ptcb,pond Arrivals i'm New York.

Richmond Arrivals in New York.
NEW YORK, November 15.-(Special)-
MIS- Ryland, A. $. willy. ST. Cloud; j.
Watson, Gerlack; +. Morris, +. A. sadler'
Morton; +. s. Myers. +. Raab. Grand
NJ. Randolph, Astor NJ. Thalhimer. q.
Thalhimer, Albert; L. r. Wild, $. sycle'
st Denis
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PORT OF WEST POINT. Nov. Is, 1894

PORTOF WEST POINT. Nov. 10, 1884.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkerton, pas
sen .srs aud general cargo.
steamship City OF Columbia, Jennoy, New
York, passengers ami general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore.
passonger5 and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. harsnall. Walkerton. pas
eeDgers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney, New
YorK, passengers aud general cargo