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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
|. BASSEDAS
AGHNCIA ESCOLAR

Con poundo conocnto del pai donde he vdo agos aho
las osumbres de uvenud la rcunstanca d
res hoy Barcelona donde teno mi ama
condolences atender gar d los esudiautes que desde
acuen huscar en- aquea eudad
Me crezco pue los padres de a que deeen utizar mis-
cos En- mi tendrsn los amigo que les Guide les observe
les esmue les anme les socitud e
ofrezca atencones afectuosas del hogar domesico.
Los qun obtener mas ampios detae pueden pedos
los enviare e
Domiciio Ronda San Pedro, al, 70 "a BARCELONA.
Fehrnro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
GAIA DE- PRESTAMOS
L. CHARDON 6 ca.

Sc yaud4n y empahan tods clase de joyas
y ohietos de valores a bajos tipos. Billetes
le' Banco tie P. r. Sc descuentsz docu
nentos se dan caotidades sobre irmas.
Los que fabriquen casas pueden vsr TN
nuen muestrario de lad,illos fabyicadoa
nano a preusa., segdn se pidsn
tI,,n ponce Fnarn du 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

AUu USTO PASAREI.L Y RUS, Pre-,
curador. Sol ndmero 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

CLARA THiI4LET. ---Especifco THlLLEr
para la angina para otras enfermedades dr
ia aarganta de la boca. Farnlaeis de f.
Frtr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

n.fs@ Pongase en- guartiIa contra mItatie.
nes baratas. I'll nomhre de - Aver = fgurs
en- Ia env0ltura, esta vaciadO en- el ctistaI
dc cadA una do nuestras botellas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

EN- MAYAGUEz, PUERTO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

Caao qe sa las classes aonos acan conbposca
wecio de pma de s 100 khgraos aesos ma de este yaro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
rrR.0NAL 4ND GENEKAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens end Other Matters.


The Governor yesterday refused
pardon 10 Henry Barker Of Washington
Revival services will be held at the
Fulton Baptist church, commencing to-
night.
MIS-. y. ". Cosby who has ben i'll
ana confined TO her home for some days,
was aule to be at her place OF business
yesterday
The Fraternal Mystic Circle will hold a
meeting at Elletrs Hall Fifth and Mar
shall streets. tonight at 5 O'Clock, 10
which the public is invited.
The german Tuesday night at the Ma
sonic Temple was given In honor OF the
visiting bridesmaids. who we're heie 10
attend Mise Brauders wedding
Mr.. NJ. V. Richards was appointed No
yrmber 9Th land and immigration agent Of
the Southern Railway Company, with
Office at 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington.
Mir and Mrs Charles G.. Duke, nee
Miss wv SmitherS, who were married I'm
Washington Tuesday, Nov 9th. nave re-
turned to the city, and are residing al
No Il south First street.
An alarm was turned in from Box l2S
Yesterday at 1905 O'Clock, occasioned 10y
The, burning of chimney on house No.
AZ west Marshall street occupied 10y
W T.. PhoHiN. The damage was trliling.
Albert +. Fox, a former student at
lmOnu
Newton Theological Institution, Ma.ea-
chusetts. is supplying the Baptist pulpit
at Winters old home, Haverhil, Mass.
Mr. T.. Harvie Cunningham. Of the
Pilot Association Norfolk, ir IN the city
for the purpose of undergoing a course
of treatment az the hands Of Dr. William
T.. Gray, Of this city, a specialist in kid
ney troubles
The Christian Endeavor Society of St
James Methodist church will celebrate it's
anniversary this evening at o'clock An
interesting programme OF exercises has
been arranged ana the public Is cordially
invited 10 attend.
Or. and Me. George Ben Johnston lett
Yesterday for Charleston. $. g.. where
the Doctor viii attend the meeting Of IN
Southern Surgical Society. They will Ie-
turn via Asheyilie. y. c., and will reach
the city next Monday.
Yesterday morning shortly after 10
o'clock while sam Richardson ColorcD
was at his work In the yards of the
Home Ice Company. he had his left hand
badly Cut by saw. The ambulance was
summoned, and after dressing the wound
the man was taken to his home.
The members of Shockoe Council No
$50 are specially requested to attend
regular meeting tomorrow night, No
yemucr 10th az 1880 o'clock. The first
Friday nisht in December the annual
election Of this council Will take place
and this is the last meeting prior to that
event
Richard Lomax. a well-known coIored
barber. who conducts a shop at 2)l7 east
Main street, has been missing since Mon
day nibht LomaX lives at 929 west
Leigh street and Is generally regarded
as quiet and orderly man. He Is not
addicted To drinking and hts disappear
ance has caused his family and friends
some uneasiness. lie is about fifty years
Of age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Her subject yesterday was oysters, and
she gave the following recipes; -
EaltImore ROast.-BrOwn one tablespoon,
ful OF butter IN small frying PAM aua
about twelve oysters, and wnen VII
bICvT ed aud one wineglassful OF Mauerla,
Add salt and pepper and serve on S4oaioS
OF toast
Fried philadelphia Style WASH anu
wipe carefully as many oysters AS You
wish to use. Dip in bread crumbs. ana
then In beaten egg. diluted with httie
cold water. then IN bread crumbs, UeulS
careful that the oysters are well coVered'
Place In a frying-bdsket. AM fry In sInoh-
ing hot Oil
Boiled on Toast Wash and wipe care
fully about one dozen oysters. Heat
gridiron. brush slightly with butter. and
when smoking hot place the oysters on IL
brown on one side. turn and brown on
the other. and serve on squares OF toast,
with brown sauce. made as follows.
Brown Sauce Brown one tablespoonful
OF butter in a saucepan, add TO ~ one
tablespoonful OF flour. mix until smooth,
then add one cup OF cold water, ana sur
over fire until 1t begins TO thicken: season
with one1half teaspoonful of salt and a
dash OF pepper.
The Exposition will last only three more
DAYS, as g. closes on Saturday night Tor
removal to Norfolk where IL will open
for two weeks, beginning November 18th.
AS 10 be found in the ADVERTISING columns
of The Times, by special request or sew
eral of Richmond's prominent physicians.
Miss l.. A. Willis principal OF the Balu-
more Cooking School, assisted by, Miss
r. NJ Wilsey of New York, VIII deliver
a lecture on Friday night from TO 2
o'clock. on How 10 Feed the Sick"
The complimentary cake al the Hors-
ford booth was awarded to Mrs. NJ. W.
Thomas, Of SIS west Grace street last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
JAMES rIVER IMPRoVKnESI.
I'm portant Meeting of the Communicable
color OF The Cook.

The C5mmi,te, on James River I'm
proyement held q called meeting i'm room
No. of the CIU Hall last evening az
o'clock There We're present: Mossrs.
Iauderltn chairman Allison Christian.
Powers. purcell, Epps. Vaughan and
me resignation If Mr.. s. II. HAYES. as
member OF The committee. was received.
n ,yas based upon the opinion Of the
CIV Attorney that Mr.. Halves cannot
.urrr into any contract with the city
AS long as he Is member Of the COM
mitfaa Mr. Halves has been selling coal
ia tha river trade, Including the tues
and dredces Of the city. and he has also
Lasn furnishing cement TO various city
dapartmrnts having been awarded the
contracts as the lowest responsible bid
der. ON motion OF Mr. Epps the reslg-
nation Of Mr. Hawes was accepted
M question as 20 the appointment Of
,.bito cooks on the dredges ana tugs IN
stead of colored help was laid over until
Tho net regular meeting.
INV clerk y. T. August informed the
committee Of the approval by The Mayor
81 the ordinance which provides that all
,t,ricves Of the city shall be paid their
wages twice month
6n motion Of Mr. Epps, the committee
s.CidaJ 10 pay Messrs. Asa SNYDER q
decIesSaa ord Mr.. > Is Donly q ia6 On ~
count of their contracts.
yrbe CIV Attorney, who had come i'm
- Tho meantime. gave as his opinion
10 The ordinance did not apply 10 the
ddes,',rfment OF the committee inasmuch
aS rs employees were appointed by the
ii MI Tanderkln stated thai az the last
.l,.irp of the Council he had introduced
Vreosoiution calling for an appropriation
- S5o oi0 four per cent bonds the pro-
OF q - which are 20 BE- used for the
ce,' tn15 ~ of new tug-boat. The resolu-
,tan vas at the time referred to the
fll"iLarkin was endorsed by the commit
LAM i@. ON motion of Colonel Purcell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
CIIIC-AGN

CHICAGO. Hi. Nov. H.-Severai in
eiie.tual attempts TO change the CurrcNt
Of advancing prices in wheat were made
by paririart and his following to-day,
bar 10 the end ii became evident that
they were helping the boom by covering.
in the market to-day from that Which
guided operations yesterday. the soft
spots being Of slight moment. May
wheat opened from GOl4c. to Gtsc., ad-
vaused to Gllsc., and closed at Gl0Gl 49,,
lIe. higher than yesterday There was
"a COCA demand for cash lots. sales
averaging ne, better than yesterday.
tle better than of late, but by no means
heavy. Fluctuations were mainly IN
sympathy with those Of wheat. the ai-
vance. however. not being so radical
May lOrn opened at ~ &C.. sold at 'Hlsu
51'tc.. advanced 20 jWic., and closed at
5D|c.. &c., higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was IN good demand, with prices
Oats-Wlth an extremely light trade
oats advanced moderately, because Of
the strength iB wheat. The business did
not present any noteworthy features.
\ gain over Yesterday OF &c; was shown
firm and &C. per bushel higher.
f'royisious-The speculative element i'm
product was stunned by the enormous
receipts of hogs to-day. western receiving
stations having a total fresh supply Of
I4GND. Of which Chicago received 1900.
Prices az the yards were weak and lower
and provisions naturally inclined down
ward The advancing trend OF grain
saved the market. however, and eventu-
ally resulted 30 recovery. the close
showing January pork and lard In the
same position as they were at the end
of Yesterdays session, with January ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATI0NS or
MONEY.
Offerings and SALES ~ the "o"'''""
bacco Exchange-in"rn"j
Coilec.ions-foreiso Advi'e''

-. v.Rk NOV. n.-Rcceut buyers
~ stn.ks ON toe theory taat l"c o''i 10,
anuoau. smcut OF "a bo"d lSe"t s",,Uotntcd,
10 a Jam, iu prices "elv i II,' lar bids
ss me tIsa-urN CIRCULAR tdIt",A 80 T'nc
-" 80, ,n-tlol now bonds fen i'"G l"V
., f.4f .u ISSUE hau ocen "'tt' ",'"i
on was kaoWh iE bdh"ns ''.',((rfoit If
e. Vech ago, ana 'h.'- VIZ - 80" fsstors IN
sb, t'.l.US.s we're tNc Hl"t" 90 a..
brin.lnE ABOUT the improvement, - trn
StolN rN,naHEc when sc' ID" ne, ~
election LuuIo0 came ll ~ 80, mo
The opening To-Day WHi'h "n'"l, i,doo
local hears 90 make Efforts 20 HlSIUHSo
Ions STOCK iu the brauNtiS. N,"'"''''' 49,,
aud Louisville ANA No@nN ,,,,c hit
met WIN i6ir success i"' fbrir cl-
subsequently they auahH"H'u ,,r,a,i
f.rf. ia tie Railway hsi anu ''t'.,'t
tte!r attention TO sugar. ~ ,l1i|'pil,,Ia.
thew hat Che as-.@ i'I't '' 'r.,.,1t s1arp
VS., ,r tt's speciality. Tho STOCK HDgvP'-
Iza4 a., uaIre. iuiiy Us ,nc S'' f,,ai
leu4 sold at N,sN'l 20 l,, Wv p, i,,',,,
transactions at mo lower HtM E.. i."te
NJ. absolutely u0 support 70 '"e H'oth'
al no vail. reason was NnVahGtn ioi
if. .uWUHar. .IlI~' ''I9'l, ~ ''"'
Manhattan. tho GrduScrs. ana thitago
f.r v.,. rlaeug,l by the annual report
Which saovsI Surplus OF S-i",lNo
AGAINST N.I.-- M l>.&. Speculation
C-'e,I stead. .or the general list and
f..,.. f.r S..lf. Not changes SNOW,
losses of .. o.. 3D.. per cent. Ina the usually
r.t|,e -tr.k BIS and So In Sugar. Not q
sale ~ Ee..iHI or Richmond Terminal
y,as reported af the board The bond
rsraaf .Na. nrmcr Sales OF listed stocks
aggregated 1910" shares. unlisted, li',"o
Vares ON c,U easy at per cent. last
Joan at 8 Ier cent. aud CLOSING offered
a. per D.ut.. pr me mercantile paper
.It r,r cent Bsr silver CHS sterling
exchange struVy, with actual business i'm
bankers bills al iNGUiNit for sixty days
ana f>tdt~fA Tor demand; posted rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
THE
DIFFERENCE!
THE

HARD 70 MAKE SOME MEN Be
LIEVE THAT ICY CAN BUY READY
MADE CLOTHES As GOOD As THEIR
TAILOR CAN MAKE THEM SOME
HOW OR OTHER THEY THINK THEY
CAN'T BE SATISFIED UNLESS THEY
PAY AN EXORBITANT PRICE FOX
THEIR APPAREL OTHERS AGAIN
ARE SHREW DER-ARE JUDGES OF
QUALITIES. APPRECIATE MERITO-
RIOUS WORKMANSHIP. AND THEY
CAN SEE no USE PAYING a TAILOR
$40 OR 81 FOR AN OYERCOAT WHEN
He CAN BUY ONE FROM Us READY
MADE, As PERFECT FITTING, As
STYLISH. AND AS WELL MADE FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. i4-cotton dull;
middling gulf. la-i6; middling. ILL" 10
bates. November. ga; December, 90
h6i, April. 5.69; May, $40: June. 3.sl;
july. $50. August, 5.el: net receipts. 0e'
bales, gross receipts. 2.Iii bales; forward
ed, 616 bales: stock $3.50 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 51,0I3 bales,
exports TO Great Britain. 2il37 bales,
continent 25,3SS bales stock. l.oi2' W.
bales.
Total so far this week Net receipts,
2p,N22 bales. exports TO Great Britain
lnl $40 bales; Continent. NO2}9 bales
Total since September ist--Net receipts,
2,S57,i'd bales; exports to Great Britain,
al .O23 bales; France, 81. fD bales, Con-
tinent bfa.lsS bales
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 14.-C(ottoon, FL,
bales: November, 81, December. 80,
January, M23: February. 5.2S; Harch.
2i,%i; APril. 5.3o; May 80; June 3.5i 3
LIVERPOOL. Nov. lego p. Nj
Cotton in fair demand and prices steady
American middlng. g. sales. 10000 bales
American. 9,lW bales, speculation and
export, 100 bales; receipts. 5000 bales
firm at the advance and demand mod
crate: American middling low middlng
clause, November and December. 5S-6tg
I'-Gl, January and February. . 59-Glg
Gl-Gi; February and March. > G0-6ia
? Gi-Gi March and April, Gl-6Nt2 1-6i
April and May. > $685. 2-Gi: MAY and
June. , 2-Gl03 4-G4; June and July, ; 800
~" GO; July and August, 3 5-8la3 ST..
Futures steady Tenders. at to-day =
cicarings, 100 bales new dockets.
=. M.-American -mddling, iair'
PIG good middling ; 5-32; niddhnE'
: l-"2: low mi1dling 27s; good ordinary,
"a ordinary, . 1892. November, ? GIG,
buyers. November and December. dl-b4,
buyers. December and January, > Gl-6l n
G7Gl. Jauu1rH and February. = G'-6l
ana April 3 2-Gp03 3-Gi. April and May.
. aga. May and June. 2 G-Gl sellers,
June and July, set: July and August.
" H-CjH2 1861. Futures closed very
steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
rnRACcn EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. II. lS9i.
40 offerings Of tobacCOs at auction on
CHANGE to-day.
private sales reported TO the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrapuers 3 hOgsheads; filters, iB. cut
fers 2: smokers, -; scrap bright, 2,
leaf dark, 49, Tugs dark, ?. Total
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS Bright, II hogsheads dark,
, hogsheads western. > hOgsheads. Re
Inspections Bright, - hogsheads; dark.
II ho2sheads. ,
Myers. Seabrook's. Crenshaw's, Meals,
Daveuports Allegheny, Shelburne's, and
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to
day. Receipts, y packages; deliveries 10
packages.
United States internal revenue. .collec-
lions for the city OF RICHMOND, "a, To-
day. Cigars and cigarettes. Sl5623l; plug
tohaccos. S3.O995j. Total, S4,59lH2.
sale OF dark loose tObaccos at Cren-
shaW's warehouse to-day.
80 sales at the bright loose tobacco
warehouses to-day. Good breaks - a.
"DavenpOrts " Southern" "StoneWall, -
and "Shelburne's" for tomorrow First
sale at Shelburne's warehouse.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: William Hoffman, Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Catarrh Positively Cured Are you Will
ing to spend ~ cents Tor "a CL!e thhl
perfnautly cures cdtauu uy removing taa
e. Use of the disease IL So, ask !ou'
DRUGGIST for a L5-eout bottle q MunyOn
CataTrh cure and a Decent bottle OF
Catarrh Tablets. The Cdtd,Th cure VIII
.y,dlr.ta the disease from the system ana
a.. t4Ilat- viii cleanse and heal the
afuicted Darts and restore them 10 a
Tatural ana htathIUl condition.
Munyon's Liver cure coiIr'tH htAIa'H".
biliousuess. jduudice, constipation ana
all liver dlsedSt-.
MI. and treaf- u- cold - = 'ew hours.
Nrunvon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
niShf sweats. aliays soreness ana speedily
heals the lungs ,-,t 49,,
to all women. .,.. o.. 49,. ,...1
MunyOn Headache Cure stops head
ache I'm three minutes
Nunyon's pile Ointment positively cures
ali forms Of piles.
Munyon's Asthma Cure is guarantee
TO relieve asthma in three minutes and
cure in five days.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates All I'M
purities OF the blood.
Munyon's Nitallzer imparts new me-
restores lost powers 10 weak and deull-
tated men. Price ST.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy COM
pany put up specifics FOR nearly every as
ease. mostly for q cents a bottle
Sold by all druggists .,.......-
Address an comm uicauOns 10 MuuyOn
II. " r. Co. Lexington Hotel
CAUTION See that the name Is spelled
with "Y"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov 14.-Flour quiet and
held rrmer; winter wheat 10" grades,
>LJJa-.5o, fair TO fancy F2IoH2No, pa
tent, S261a310; Minnesota clear. S2:l0n
- ~. patent S32Du3. -; low extras, Nl.9p
400. Southern -four quiet and firm;
common 10 fair extra, >-loH@oO; good
Wheat dull at lull4c. higher with op-
lions: 80. red. store and elevator. J0I
mi &c.. atiOat, GoGV"lC options active,
excited firm, and ll.c. higher; No .
May. Gle; November, 53'.c.
Corn moderately active and strong;
30. 2 5sc.. elevator; G0c. aflOat. OPP
lions fairly active and firm At "a la-c.
5lc.: January, 55kc.; May. 5i7sc.
Oats quie, and frmer Options mod
No D. 33i N33a,c.: No. . white. 3T443ic.;
mixed western. 33G3iIac.
Hay fairly active and firm; shipping
jl4iic; good to. choice G5a'5c.
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece
Beef am: extra mess. SSOoQS.5O: beef
hams inactive at Sl7l9Il75o, tierced
beer quiet city extra India mess, SlGoo
rickIei bellies. SOD; shoulders. $50:
hams. $500 -; middies nominal
Lard quiet and easier: western steam.
S151. civ. SIO00712iq: November. $50
fined quiet; Continent, $3.50. South
American. $40; compound. $5Io05.I5
Iork quiet and steady; mess Sl3."o4
Eutter firm and in fair demand; state
dairy, l3d23hc.: creamery. 1Su2Jc.: west
ern dairy. ll0l6c.; creamery, 15a2Gc.;
Elgins, pc
Cotton seed oil in fair demand ana
firm; crude. 25U25l5c; yellow, 29IaH3oc.
Petroleum steady.
Eosn dun and steady; strained, com
mon 90 good Sl&OG 135
Turpcntine quiet and steady at 2HisGf2oc
Rice moderately active: domestic. fair
20 extra. Fld5~c. Japan. +Eat'>c.
Moldsscs- Forrign nominal; New or
leans. open kettle good 90 choice, mod
orateN active and steady az 2IdiGc.
Peanuts steady.
Coaec-O Options opened irregular and
closed barely steady ana unchanged
20 r. points up; November. Sli.0O1t 100.
j quarry, $l21ul2No: March. $1,000
I22D. May Sll.CH1loO spot Rio duh
ana firm. 40. T. NlJ.Ij.
Sugar Raw dun, fair refining Sc. Re
fined quiet and steady. on \. 3 1860
psc: standard 4, 4 3-lGqia- cut-loaf
4'.05 Lilo: crushed, i7SQ5 Lice: ganu-
lated. 4 3-lGdIi4C.
Freiglts TO Liverpool firm and fairly
active; cotton. 0-did.; grain, 2Hd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
MUNYON'S
WITNESSES
Testify to the Wonderful
Effect of His Cures.
Five Hundred and Forty-threc Sick
asd Suffering Persons In and
Around Richmond Cured by
Tn Sc Little Pellets In
Twelve Days.
What They Say About It.

Five hundred and forty-three persons
have reported themselves cured or great
liz relieved bv the use OF Munyon's Rem
edies during the past twelve days. Iheie
is not "A medical company IN the wOrid
that can show such "A record even IN
twelve months. When you remember that
seams almost incredible, yet these are
the facts. every mail bringing testimony
from persons who had given up all hope
OF being cured until Professor MunyOn
distributed his Remedies FREE, and
proved beyond all doubt that his new
method Of treating disease was as sue
cessful as represented.
The Times publishes below a few testi-
monials from Richmond citizens:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Cotton Estimates.

WILNINGTON, y. c., Nov. 1.-THE
Produce Exchange here makes no off
cial estimate Of the cotton crop, but mdl-
vidual estimates Of the cotton men vary
from nine and q quarter 10 nine and a
half million bales. 1t is also estimated
that about two-thirds Of cotton In this
territory has been marketed. Receipts
here TO date are 11i,233 bales. which are
about Al 900 bales ahead OF last year
NORFOLK. VA. Gov 1.-THE average
estimate OF twenty-five leading cotton
firms. representing factors and exporters,
secured by superintendent Norman zen.
of the Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton
Exchange, places the crop at "Nhbjb
bales This IS not an official utterance,
but an estimate based upon the opinion
of twenty-five firms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
ST LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. li.-Flour firm
hut quiet; patent, S2Jtd2.Jo; fancy, s2D
az 10. choice. 81. 1Ou 80
" heat higher December. 62hc; May
''ClSorn higher; December, 36c.; May,
o'ff.is higher: May. 329,c.
Pork- Standard mess, SID
Iard prime steam, S6no: choice 10.
~ Saited Meats Shoulders, SOL
800 sG37l5. clear ribs. N0f"j2l3;
SHORTS. >T Roxed shoulders. 1913; longs,
g -" clear ribs. S7.3Ii3aT0; shorts.
r;igb T. Vines firm at $l,23..
ms" CINCINNATI.
CrN7TNNATG. o., Nov. li.-fIour =. mr m
ard in GOOD demand. spring patent. 800
IA ~ spring family, $2'3oa-'p' 10"
'Sorn nuiet but firm; No white. old,
10 10 2 mixed. new, 4J'sc.
'iOo,e in fair demand and firm, No. j
,,. III az: choice rejected mixed. Sll9c.
Lard easier. steam leaf, Sh"' Kettle
dT BTy G saited meats quiet and steady;
shoulders $50: short rib sides No.TI'
do. clear sides. 1913. boxed meats worth
Bacon firm ana moderate; shoulders
$500. loose short rib sides. $40; 40.
clear sides. S737i,; boxed meats worth
&C.. more.
whisky. 81 p.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
rr. Staples Good Appointment.

ROANOKE. VA, Nov H.-Special.-
Waller l.. Staples Jr., has resigned his
position as clerk TO the superintendent Of
he public building now being erected mere
and Percy MOir has been appointed IN his
stead.
Mir. Staples mas been given a place in
office AT Washington. having passed q
successful civil service examination for
the same over $50 competitors.
lie is a nephew Of Judge Waller r.
Staples and Is an accomplished engineer
and draughtsman The position is worth
$50 per anuum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

The brightly lighted hall at the Masonic
~ d. shON -
Lti,.,,s held. the pretty booths. the moving
ps',wd ard CHEEKY sound OF many voices
81 los IL very attractive spot during The
,"i,rs OF the long evenings. During the
~ rlany pc lple come and 20 ana dur
- the afternoon Is a popular time 10
lit the show, but the saa-iit hours are
Inc most popular, and then may be Sc, n
he real pleasure throng. a large crowd
vas present last evening.
Miss Willis lectures continue to be OF
much interest to the ladies who attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
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