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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-06

other day. the people only had to be in
formed. Public sentiment may be de
pended upon 10 do the rest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-06
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING,
Enterprise Pays!
MI Naaaa

The number of stores and tenements in
Providence ITO Let" is unprecedented but
observe. that the card ITO Let" is not sus-
pended In the imnsnse building just finished
by the Industrial Trust Company,
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SPIES CAPTURED.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 1.-TWO spies have been
arrested ut Nsnkin. One Of them con.
fesscd that he had been furnishing infor.
nation 10 the japanese, and added that hs
regretted that he had been captured before
he finished his work. The other prisoner
pleaded youth and ignorance in extenua.
ton of his offcnsc Both are now await.
Ing the decision of the viceroy In their
cases.
Ayers Cherry Pectorsl gives relief incon.
sumption, even In advanced stasea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-06

In order to facilitate the handling Of the
announcements OF sunday services and do
Justice 20 all interested In their publication,
IHE NEWS, In future. will print on Saturday
afternoon notices received before 6 y. IN. the
previous evening. such notices should he
united to three lines each, and FIVE CENTS A
LINE VIII be charged for every line over three
but no charge will be made for announce
mehts 10 the amount Of three lines.
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Gambling Association will have to 70.
The method Of their kicking out IL i'm
material,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-06

Books dvsble classes the books of the hon,
and the books of all time" Ruskin-Below we quot
lew special bargains in Books that belong to tn.
second class mentioned by Mr.. Ruskin. The works O
Robert Burns, vols vo.; reduced from $40 to SIs,
BIrnets Treatise Painting. reduced from $40 TO sIs
MaiPoies Letters vols. reduced from So to ST. go
yce Library Edition Shakespeare. vols. reduced
from $50 to SIS Life of Samuel Johnson bv lac
Boswell, vols: reduced from ST. so to S. so; Alna
Jamesons Art Books vols. reduced from $a4 to
$3.50 We could easily fill up the whole page of his
paper with bargains in "books of all time" selected
from stock now on hand 1t will pay lovers of good
books to drop in and spend an hour at
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The News
Of the Day

rs WHAT you GET IN THE
BRIGHTEST AND BEST ONE
CENT PAPER IN NEW ENG
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81 Patrons will confer favor by rs-
porting TO this once any irregularity in
the delivery OF THE NEWS. or inability "a
newsdeaiers to supply all demands.
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Never before have We opened the seasou
with such incompatible selections ard
extraordinary values in every DEPART
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY,
,r,rings aud sale, nj the Richmond 10
bacco EsrhsnKs--lnt'rn Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advieea

<EyV YORK, oct 9.-Business at
Cd. .Notk Exchange was more aCIiNc,
ga Tho activity Was at the cAptHse
NJ. values. As OF late. the Anthraclle
'' '',. y,rrc inc features OF speculation,
-..s To-Day the htgh-rriccd investment
,...h s ana the Changers received more
...,.uon. IaQUIat!ons were quite pro
..H.C1 in the case OF me ne tS Sa,',,',,
l... Il steady dTbblug Of long STOCK
r,lm the TIT boxes throughout. TOR
... time past the bulls nave bceh
,..stlag that the efforts OF the bears
10 aisio5ac long stock were unaValina.
and chat each attack only served 10 III
,.cqS, ;ho short interest. They can say
90 sa longer for to-day there was enough
stock and Go spare SO Jar as 'ht O'trS
ihratua stocks VAS partly duc TO rumoTs
fs4f stove coal had sold as low as -
YpT ton. aEtinst 81 -, the schedule price
dorsey Central Was also affected by
t.n statements that the net earnings
f.- the nine months ended September
60 lN4 had decreased Si%ol ,ho. ms
stock fen IN 90 HItg, rallied 20 ~, drop
rsI 20 nl'.. and closed at ~. Delaware
I4..aVuuua opened AT rs. a gain ot
D., per cent. broke 10 iS54. recovered
- ISL rcCoded to l5'i7. and closed at
80 Reading was exceptionally firm Al
Ol,ott-Earl, reorganization plan 81 this
o.mrauN The Changers were depressed
rs The POOR september statements o.
fMr GurUugfDu and Quincy, which showed
n ne, decrease Of S325 s66. 4 pressure
a. long stock was also noted in this
group ~ stocks Northwestern fell
Der cent. American Cotton on ~, DO,
Irc'crrel I American Tobacco |. Canada
Southern ~, Baltimore and Ohio H..
CHi~aEe Gas o., ST. Paul n. Rock Island
= Lake shore "a. Lead !. do. preferred
+, aud Western Union H. In the In
f.stralg. American Sugar was weak
early iu the day on the reduction of
l-fGGL per cent in refined but later
the price was bid mp to SG5k from S5E.
The closing transactions were at SGs.
In The final trading a fractional rally
occurred and the market left OF some
what stcudicr In tone Net changes
show losses OF y 10 ~ per cent. in the
general list and llyN7% per cent I'm the
Co1lcrs Reading closed unchanged.
Evansville and Tcrre Haute fell 20
90. and Pullman 10 $50 Railway and
Miscellaneous bonds We're weak. Sales
Of listed stocks aggregated lGi ONO shares .,
unlisted. 30 OOu shares
Money on call easy at ! per cent and
closing az I per cent. prime mercantile
paper 3frf per cent. Bar silver. G}at
Sterling cNgrauge strong with actual
business in bankers bT11s al 4sGl,Hi ISL
for sixty DAYS and 4S7i@d4~774 for de-
Wrri. posted rates. 4&Nd4S1, comWer-
oIll bills. iS-HtHtNGit Government
bonds higher state bonds dun Rail
road bands weaker. Silver At the board
was quiet
Treasury BALANCES Coin. S75. SEE 600
currency so 1G1 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

II Z d. - I..f
Ky hMDNp' A. ''| ~, i>'i.
No offerings ~ tobaccos al aHcloh On
| Change to-day
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco, Trade TO-DAY.
Wrappers, > hogshedls' hHeIS', - cute -
3. Total p hOgsheadS.
Myers Jones. Allegheny. Planters,
Crenshaw's, Shockoe and Seabro0ke To-
bacco warehouses report To-Day htIeIp'S'
s packages; deliveries, - pdCha-t0'
The tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY
Inspections Bright 8 hogsheasS' 4aIh, ~
hogsheads. Renspecu ions Bfisht, - HoE9-
hcd1S ana ] utItc' DARK, Ho~0H'"H7'
United states internal revenue c'lIt'-
tious for the city Of Richm0Hd, ' a., 10
day. Cigars and cigarettes NlW.tJ, pug
tohaccos {2VJi1S. Total, $3l2J.3.
81 enclose a circular which VIII give
YOU a very correct idea Of our market
this week. ! am sorry / have not seen a
hOEshead of COlory hurley ms week. You
the 1894 crop ! talked with man VINO
said about cutting time that the 1891 CROP
was as fine AS ne ever saw. nut now say
that II is curing up mtanef thdh any crop
he ever saw" ..,..
The circular u the Farmers ana SHi.'
! pers' tobacco warehouse, referred 10
| above. and dated Cincinnati, ONO, Octo-
The weather has continued so dry That
| the last cutting of tobacco rs curing up
very badiy-rcaily drying uP ahoHt as II
was cut. and will make very inferior to-
hacco The market this week was irregu-
lar and unsatisfactory"
MIR Alex Harthill reports the Louis
Vile G[vD tobacco market for the week
ending SATURDAY, October a. lS9i as fol-
lows.
Very LIGHT sales Of hurley a decided
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

BALTIMORE, MD. oct. 29-Flour dun
and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull; No. > red spot and Or
.ober. a37. d5ic.; December, 5F.a55c 9.
Nav 594 n50l3c.; steamer No. > rel. .Iizc
Ma: milling wheat, by sample, SIC.
Corn strong and higher; mixed year.
5iL@j2c.: January, Sic. bid; southern
white pNi5ic.; do yellow. $50
oats firm: No. white western. 9pLc
asked: No. mixed. western. 32c. asked
rive steady; No >, 52H053c
Hay quiet and steady; good 10 choice
timothy $1,000 l2.5O.
Grain freights dun and steady: steamer
10 Liverpool Is nd. ASKED for NoV"m-
her; Cork for orders, 2s1lRd. cotton.
2Sc flour. Sc
Provisions steady mess pork, $1,000:
clear sides. SS.25: sugar-cured shoulders.
81 80; hams. small, sl2E; large, $40 90.
Lard-Rchned, s925
Butter steady; creamery. fancy, 24c.:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. oct. @9.-Spirits tur-
pentine declined 20 - G.. at the opening
OF the market. with sales Of III casks.
and closed nrm and unchanged, with no
further sales reported, receipts l.od1
casks.
sales. 2Dl0 barrels al decline of Toe. on
f and \. part decline OF &c on 9 and
Fl. and others unchanged from Satur-
days close, market closed firm al adj
vance Of 1oc on T. l0c. on f. &c 10 l0c
loss on II; sales AT close about 5000
barrels. Quote. b, and e, Ni."1; -.
sl05; Il, $40; r, Sl.35, q, il.jh; H..
$40; /. 500, K. $225, NJ. $50; y. sos;
window glass. 81 81. water white, 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

LADIES VICE KID CONGRESS, BIG
BUTTONS, PATENT TIP, c AND d.,
s. 80.
ONE LOT or GENTS HAND-SEWED
CONGRESS- AND Balls. TO BE CLOSED
OUT At $50.
WE HAVE THE BEST BOYS SHOES
EVER SOLD IN RICHMOND FOR 81.
BOYS FINE DRESS SHOES. ALL
SIZES, Sl25 and Sl.O.
WE HAVE A LOT OF GENTS FULL
STOCK CALF SHOES TO BE CLOSED
OUT AT sl.S5.
GENTS PATENT LEATHER CON
GKESS AND Balls. HAVE BEEN
SELLING AT 81 AND S250-NOW S7a.
OUR LINE OF CHGLDREN'S SHOES
EMBRACE \ GREAT VARIETY OF
STYLES, AND RANGE IN PRICE FROM
soc. UPWARD.
80 PAIRS MISSES HEEL SHOES, OLD
PRICE S225 TO SO NOW soc.
300 PAIRS MISSES HEEL SHOES, OLD
PRICE $50 TO SNOW Doc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
NEW yoEK rRoDrcE MARKET.


NEW YORK. oct % Flour quiet and
easy and freely offered. winter wheat.
/ low grades. 81 SJq2 40: fair to fancy.
s. ;Vu2 20; patent, $2GjG2FD; Minnesota
! clear, S2.lOq2 A., patent, S.lM3.85. low
extras 81 N.pi9 40. Southern -four dull
! 300; good to choice do, S3.lou3.dO.
Wheat duh at hC. lower and steady:
| No. red. store and elevator, 5ii1G
80 c, anoat, IjHjJa,c Options declined
luH-lGc.. advanced I4ai2c.. closing steady
al lsc. under Saturday, with trading dun:
October. jFsc.; December, 5j'kc.; Febru-
AIRY, 5Ac.; May, Goc.
Corn dun and firm at PC higher;
so. >. GOc., elevator: GOc aioat Op-
uOns dun ana firm at I2n2c. advance.
! through manipulation, with cables hrmer
and decreased supply; October GOc., De
ccmber, 5''sc. May, 51%c
oats quiet and hrmcr. options dull.
October, SIC; December, 325sc; May.
! 3Gic SPot-No. p 3l9,Q32c,; mixed
western, 32lqa@Rc
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, zoe.
good 20 choice. GnIOc.
Wool moderately active and steady:
domestic fleece, t7p22c
Beef quiet; family, -Sl0Oo0l2m; extra
rrrss. S8"CaS5o; beef hams dull at $500
1f7J0. tfcrced beef inactive; city extra,
India mess. SlGOo0lGj0; cut meats quiet
and weak picked bellies o $50 snoni-
Lard nrm; western steam, $3.50: Oo-
tohcr. S725. nominal; January $40
asked. Refined dun; Continent. $40;
South American, $500; compound, 500
1850
Pork dull and steady; mess Sl2.75a
Il ~
Rut,er quiet and about steady: stale
dairy 1t622'zr.. creamery, 17U%3lac.:
western dairy. lll.ulGc., creamery, l1T
23Iac.. ElEins, %lq".
Cotton seed oil quiet; crude, &c; yell
low, 29c.
Petroleum steady
Rosiu quiet and firm; strained, COM
mon 80 good. 81 fuG14j.
Turpcntne dun and easier at 2S2,H29c
Rice moderately active and steady:
domestic fair 10 extra, 43n|sc.; Japan
i@aGf"Sc
Nolqescs -Foreien nominal; New or
leans. open kettle, good 20 choice, steady
and iu moderate demand az IIH3Gr.
CoGoa-OutiOnS opened quiet and closed
steady at lO points mp 20 = points down:
October. S12AT, December, Sll S1Hlln.
March SlrGI01iO5. May, SO GnH Io.SI.
Spot Rio dun and steady. No I, $500
Sugar Raw steady and fairly active.
fair refrin" 90 Refined dull and easier.
M s. 27~1} 2-1cc.. standard A. { S-1G<'
TIC. out-loaf &. as lice, crushed, A.,
A. l-lGr. rranulated : 5-1Gdia,c
Frrtghts 10 TivernoOi Guiet and frmer;
cotton. It'd. grain, 1iad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
nLsnhlrh Rnrrre lowed ~

LEWES. DEL. oct. 29.-The tug Battler
from Norfolk, Va, with the barges Gen
eral Mcclellan and y. Crockett i'm tow,
loaded with coal for New York, met a
gale yesterday off the coast. The barge
Mcclellan was anchored near Fenwick
Island lightship. The barge Crockett
sprung a leak and the tug towed her in
the Capes last night for harbor at Brown
Shoal where she sank i'm the channol,
Cape Nav right bearing east by south.
The Battler wac half fHll Of water when
she came In the Capes and came near
sinking. She proceeded to Philadelphia
this morning. The tug went 10 the as
sistance of the barge Mcclellan this
morning. No lives were lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

CHICAGO. I'LL, oct 29--Whateyer Of
weakness was seen iu .Neat to-day was
tn" result OF the announcement directly
appyrtaiuiug u that grain, while the
strength that was prominent during the
greater part Of the session was com
muuicatcd by the corn Around the
opening II was difficult for the crowd TO
decide whether % hug or sell. but while
i'm the state Of uncertainty there was an
effort made TO liquidate, which defined
the course for q time, prices easing on.
only TO become firm about the put
price, and later to partake of the con
epi"HoUS strength Of corn. The tone
spfteuol and hardened several times
but the final feeling was firm although
prices were fractiouglly under Saturday
AT the close Dcccfber wheat opened
AZ i2'.c., sold between H2l4C and I1aU
Il',o., closing al I2isc. bid. a shade under
saturday. Cash wheat was steady and
unchanged
Corn-Thcre was strong market for
corn to-day. particularly deliveries. The
feeling came from different sources,
which seemed 20 be of varied Importance.
November al one time was e. higher
Jhan Saturdays close. hut the desire
of early buyers TO realize caused prices
10 racete, the close showing 4 gain over
that day Of but 7sc May while strong,
ola not fully participate In the advance
of N" near deliveries. May corn opened
az Inlc.. sold between 5Oi>C and IOlt c
closing at $40 iac higher than Satur-
day. cash corn was strong and ne
per hushol higher
oats We're about as usual symDathctic
with corn. Early buyers realized before
the close. SO that the fun gain was not
sustained, There was nothing of indie
pruIcnce in the trade. nor anything
that could be called feature May
closed lsIlto higher than Saturday.
Gosh oats were Ic. higher.
Provisions Opencd easy on the cOndi-
ton Of the hog market, which was
weaker for most grades. Little interest
l-.rr I'm. h. y
strength of corn caused some bhying
which brought about a revival in the tone
ana caused a moderate rally to prices
The close was 2IM5c. higher than Sat
for January Lard ana 2Ee. higher for
January ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

ST. LOUIS, MO, oct. 20-Flour quiet
with holders firm; patent, s. loH2'p;
fancy. S2.OOH2lO, choice. Sl.IO6LSy.
Wheat lower, December, iS'lc., May
J35sNlic.
Corn higher; December, 45TSc.; May
4C7sN nc.
oats higher; October, 2Slzc,; May, 32l.
d32Ac.
Pork-Standard mess, Et2.G2f3
Lard-Primc steam, So -; choice, $3.50
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, 500:
longs, 500 clear ribs, SO. 10; shorts.
$Gtj.
S7I2ft; clear ribs $725; shorts, $I37i3.
High wines, Sl,23
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
42c.
Rye-55c to sec.
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct 29.-cotton quiet;
mlddlng upiands. ~. Futures closed
steady sales, rs. 100 bales: october, Dol:
NoVember. 552: December. 300: January
5'p' February, d.GJ. March, 90; April
30, May. $50; June aS5. July, 80;
gross receipts, 1894 bales; exports to
France, LIB gales; Continent, 1850
paies; forwarded. LA bales. sales, l!D
bales
Total to-day-Nct receipts. al.a22 bales;
exports to Great Britain. So bales les.
ttTsnce. t,213 bales Continent o26d
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
l@a.h2i bales exports to Great Britain.
3tHii bales; France. 9,laS bales: Con-
Total since september ist-Net receipts,
l,%2S0 bales. exports to Great Britain.
&C., lTo bales; France i29,SGi bales; CON
NEW 0RT-EATs. oct. 2a.-Cotton fu-
lures steady; sales, 5l,7o0 bales; Deem
Der. 523 January. 500; February. .532:
March, 53S; April, 5.Ai; May 90; june
TIVEEP0OL. oct. 2N.-l2:8o p NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices an
changed; American mddlingl 2 3-l6:
sales $1,000 bales; American, r.. 500
holes; speculation and export, 900 bales;
receipts, 5000 bales; American, $500
bales. Futures opened easy and demand
freely supplied: October and November.
3fi3 l-6i; November and December. 3 Les;
December and January, J 2-GiG3 5-CH
January and February, 2 4-GtGf 500:
February and March. G-Gi: March and
April. 3 7-ClG3 SCI; huril and May.
oct. Nav and June tt-Gi. June and
July 3 l3-Gt. Futures quiet but steady.
Tenders. 2 100 bales new doCkets.
5 = MIXTURES steady; American
mildlinC fair lilo: good middling
. "-23: middline. , 5-2?; low middling.
Up good ordinary, . 2o-32: ordinary,
> 29-2o october ? i-Ct@3 2-G4; Octobe~
and Novcmher. ? 1-Gf63 o-Gf Novem-
ber and December ? l-Gt@3 PCT: Dpcem-
Dor ard January. 2 o-cp72 act; January
and February . 5-Ci03 G-64: February
and March. 2 7-Gi. value. March and
tuuo . l2-Gj hid June and 1ulv 2 1i-Gl.
Nmlures clnscl harclv stealv-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. oct -. 1894

Steamship Charlotte. Eickie, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Dorchester Parker. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo
Steamship Guydndotte. Walker New
York, Passengers ADD general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Boston via Nor
folk passengers and general cargo
Steamship Guyandotte, Walker New
York via Norfolk and Newport News.
pa sSengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
IlthG Furnishing Of a Home

there is nothing
more important than the Dining Room
You pay great deal more at finely fur
nished restaurant than at IL 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 $lLD to
SO. aud they are all POLISHED FINISH.
We have also received shipment OF Dining
Tables which have elegant POLISHED
QUARTEK-SAWED TOPS aud LEAVING
TURNED and FLUTED LEGS. Just think
Of Table like the above described s feet
long. for sl5. Come to sec NJ. We wa1t
your trade aud will get il If prices and
careful buying are consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o., oct. Colour easy
and unchanged.
Wheat duh and easy.
Corn easier; No. 2 yellow, old, Doc
No. . mixed, old, SOC.
Oats steady, No mixed 2o4c,
Pork easy, with light demand; mess,
Sl225.
Lard quiet and lower; steam leaf.
S737ia. kettle dried S7G2i2.
Bacon quiet ana easier. loose shout
aers. $G371a; loose short rib sides, S7.25;
loose short clear sides. $40; boxed
meats l4c. more.
Whisky steady ~ Sl.93.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
c111cAGn IIvE sToCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, LII, oct "a
Cnttle- Receipts, 1900: market firm.
common to extra steers, s.. N1aG.25; stock
bulls. 81. Oo0&. -; calves, S225H5@.
Hogs Receipts, 5000; market weak:
heavy, &.2544G5; common 10 choice
mixed. $2JOGf 20: choice assorted, $40
shcep-Rccelpts 5000: market firm for
good and weak for poor grades inferior
TO choice, 75c. assoc; lambs, s1.jouA0o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
DE AT}s

At Ashland, Va, IN the seventy
2Sun,,rth year OF her age, Mrs MARY
s se ETiiNLEY, widow Of the late Rev. /. y
fl The remains were taken to Warren
oonnty. y. G.. and buried by the side Of
Ser husband
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, y. c., oct. -. Rosin
firm: strained, a5G-; good strained, si.00.
Spirits Turpentne-Nothlng doing.
Tar firm at $40.
Crude turpentipe firm; hard. sll0:
soft 81 30. virgin, Sl1O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

Cash Quotauons-tloul dnll; there was
orally easy, standard patents were re-
ported sold M 500: wheat 55ltTIGi.c.:
10 . red. Disc: corn nae. oats. oNT
2Sl.r.; pork Nll9lQ1? l2a; lard. $3.50:
ribs SO 3III3 90 shoulders, S575a5S7l
sides. SO 25Q637i2; whisky. SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

fTIHWVNT, u, UCt- y, fSJI.
offerings Wheat, liS bushels: corn
(WhlteI. AZ bushels; oats, IS bushels
Sales Wheat iiS bushels; corn (whiteJ.
$50 bushels oats, 20 bushels
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry SIC. 10
DO mixed 5ic to SIC; shortberry, 63c
10 BIC So. red, JGl4c.
Corn j. hite, Virginia dag lots. new,
&c 70 dc. No 9 white, 6Sc.; No. 2
mixed, b6c.
Oats-So 2 mixed 32lzc. 70 &C.; No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

CHARLESTON. $. G., oct. 29-Turpen
tine dun At DC bid. receipts. - casks
Rosin-GOod strained duh at 800; re-
ccipts, 10 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

Real faith never grows weak by having
to wait. Sufferers taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for chronic complaints should be
patient, and the result viii be satisfac-
tory. Hoods Cures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

ladIc, fancy 17dIsc.: store-packed. 12a
lie.
Eggs very quiet.
Coffee quiet; No. 2. $500.
Sugar quiet: granulated. 1886.
Bonds-Nirginia 3s. new, ~ bid; Nir-
ginfa Century. js3i asked; Baltimore and
Ohio. II asked; Consolidated Gas bonds.
ll7lA asked; do. stocks. G7A6GS.
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~, ,,,-,, Coullmg Finley died Sunday
Mls. Hl l"ly,. ia Ashland She was the
az n,t If Rev. Or. J. Randolph Finley,
% wa e % remains have been taken 10
~ afl.rrlD county, =. g., where Or. FINLEY
H.. buried.
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Hogs-Recelpts, COO. sales, 600.
Prices: Cattie-Bc BIC. TO &c. gross;
medium TO good, 2a4c. to 34c. gross;
common to fair &c. to 2i2c. gross; bulls,
&c 20 2i2c. gr0ss.
sheep 20 to Sc. gross.
Lambs-2i.c. TO 312c. gross.
Hogs-5c. 10 5Rc net
common stock
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M l.,ils .LnIN IrMrLrNAN.

pr. James Alb.n TtmPIeman de, at
ri. rssiIanre 275l Madison avenue, Bal
tin saturday morR9liinsji Dr. IemDe-
man E WAS in ""t l and alter 7' taking his
loii.se curse al IN, University Of Nir-
SUuSH e entered The University Of Mary
I and.' graduatug with honor in medi-
cine che Is private he enlisted in The he
g,,r.ison of tha seventh Virginia Cayal-
SuIETo" r.-t h. became a member Of the
f arm "Morehead, Templlemnan Bros, 10,
6aSeo9st ESyR 1p! if cR f dhma and as
uin nErisfi5n and mason he has shown
forth gh''S the i5S'' nobility Of conscientious.
IUlGl life. lie leaves a widow and three
children.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct 20, 1894.
Cattle-R Receipts, 800; sales, 31.
sheen and Lambs-Recepts 100: sales.