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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

with neat. raised or brocaded designs.
in Brown, Green. Navy. and Garnet;
a regular all-wool zoe. quality.
styles Striped Boucle. all-wool and
yard wide good as any zoe. grade in
this or any other market, for only SOC.
the yard.
Cheuots. raised boucle. heavy quail
~. rich effect. worth zoe.
/ combinations OF Sill-Mixed Mohair.
brocaded effects. worth l5c.; colors,
Brown. Green, Garnet. and Blue.
8 pieces Brocaded Duchesse, all col
ors. lovely designs, worth .3c., Tor
only soc. the yard.
8 patterns Velour fun y inches wide,
sllll-mixed. Blue. Brown, Green, ana
Garnet. illuminated with Gold ana
Red. as swell as best 81 imported
goods.
pieces Full 1ik-Yard-Wide Cameis-
Hair Mixtures. Brown, Green, Blue,
and Garnet, zoe. value.
1-i-yard-wide Imperial Serge osc.
per yard: regular Toe. value, Tor only
DC the ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUorATTONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales mt tho Richmond To-
bacco Excbange-internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,ices.

NEW YORK. Oct. stocks opened
Irregular aud In the main weak. The
expectations Of heavy POPULATIONS by
LCndCn because OF the scare IN kaiiirs
were not realized. however. ana sOOn
after tn opening the market Improved
a TO FER cent The improvement; was
due 90 purchases by the shorts and not
20 any material change IN the situation.
Whom the demand rom this source
alatcd the market became Irregular
again, and number OF the prominent
issues scored dcclincs The particularly
tak stocks were Tobacco. the Changers,
Sugar. re International issues, and the
Hntnracitvs. Tobacco fell IA 10 VA,
Sugar / tc iOS4. and the other stocks
named anywhere from y 20 ~ per cent
Chicago Gas was fevcylsh. ranging pc
tween WhWllA. II was annoGn ,ed that
the reorganization plan VIII state tnat
dividends viii bc resumed on the stock
ON January LIST next. at the rate OF
per cent per annum. An Important
piece OF news was the encouragement
OF tho appointment Of a receiver LOT the
oregon Improvement Company. me re-
cciNer is the present general manager
OF the company, and the Hppolh M ~ W.
made on the application or the former
president ". 81. Starbuck and was due
20 tho failure OF the company 70 meet
It's October interest. The STOCK was hot
influenced by this new deNeiopneht' put
the bonds lost ~ per cent, stilhhs uONh
10 81. international stocks such as 81
Paul and Louisville and NASHVILLE were
easier and London houses were again
sellers. Much interest ia manifested IN
tho outcome Of the settlements IN London,
which begins October l2tn. because OF
the slump IN Kafrs. and local operators
are disposed 20 keep close 10 the shoie
The weekly bank statement showed a
further loss in reserve, say about Sn.Vp,-
600. which makes the reduction ~ surplus
since october gist 2.C1S 400. The amount
held by the banks in excess or lcsal re-
quircmonts is now only SlG4I 90, and
has revived talk OF higher interest rates
In the near future. Speculation closed
irrcgularlv weak. Net changes show
losses of ft0i.4 per cent for the day.
Reading and fhicago Gas gained Kan
per cent Bonds were lover. sales
were Sgg3. 900 The sales Of listed stocks
TODAY aggregated $1,000 shares and of
Unlisted stocks 5000 shares.
Money on call 1igN2 per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 4atQ5i2 per cent. Stcrl~
inc exchange steady. with actual bust
ness I'm bankers bills at 4sGhu4S1 for
sixty days ana 4S7i.Nfs7A for demand;
posfed rates. 4S7niss; commercial bills,
a.. 44sGM Government bonds firm.
State bonds duh Railroad bonds lower.
silver at the board sold at 6li2 for l5,0OO
ounces.
Treasury Balances: Coin, sol ,3O4 $50;
currency. SlOj.25G44I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
BOYS CLOTHING.

Something like chance brought us
another lot Of 300 pairs of the Navy
Blue Corduroy Pants that we had
such a run on about three weeks
ago, for 75c.
They come in sizss Of 4 to II
years; they wear>>well, like iron.
Some mothers bought half dozen
pairs last time. You can do the
same thing. Why not, then?
They're half price. See them, and
you'll say so, too.
4 really good pair Of Mouse-Colored
Corduroy Pants at soc.
The very best of Mouse-Colored
Pants for 81.
FOR DC. Wool Cheyiot Pants that
Will outwear three pairs Of ordinary
printed Pants that are sold around
town for DC.
There Is no doubt of il. we DO the
Rows Clothing business Of the town.
Plenty OF the Navy and Black
Cheviot Suits from tine Imperial Manu-
farturing Company yet To Toe sofa,
urices ranging from s.. to sJ.se.
We sell Fancy Suits for little boys
from . 10 5 years Of age, and you save
many dollars for the family II you
buy them here. - ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
LACE.CURTAiN SALE
OF 10000 PAIRS.

1000 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains.
81, Yards long. ~ To 90 inches wide,
single and double borders, White and
E,cru. bound all around. Fer Monday
only. 9sc. a pair.
Full-Width Curtains, yards long,
Ecru. only 39c. a pair-S29 pairs.
Full Count Nottingham Lace cur
tains. 3is yards Tong howery designs
tapei. Ecru. only about 80 pa' zoe.
a pair.
4 collection of very fine patterns
Four-Thread Curtains, 81. and 7 yards
long. as good a value as $50 ever
bought 100 pairs-N.l5.
Sales include Nottinghams. Irish
Points. aLi Real TambOur Curtains.
iS-lnCh-wide portieres. all tolors. tcp
and bottom da1U. iambrequin fringcd,
s. a pair. $50
AH-Over Design POrtiares, ful. width
and length, 81 so a pair, value $40.
72-inch-wide Portleres. ~ yards long,
3j-inch dado, heavy tied fringe. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
NOTIONS COUNTER

must be getting better, judging by
the dressmakerS' patronage. It's
generally a safe rule TO Judge stores
all-around cheapneSs that way.
DreSS-makers are mighty shrewd
shoppers. Their buying is guided by
personal preferences. It's a clear
case of dollars and cents; the sav~
ings on this and the savings on that.
Corded Velvet Binding, with wire at
s-yard pieces of Best Bone-caslng
for Sc.
pairer of every break in gloves. dress,
ar any delicate fabric, 10c. package
Il is like giving Notions away-the
prices this week.
l0-yard spoOls OF Black SIX, marked
100 yards for Zoe. spool.
Genuine English Book-Pns, 10 rows,
all sizes. white and black, actually
the Sc. ones, for &c. 80,
Genuine Kirby Boards Best EnBllsn
Hair-Pins Zoe. kind, for 30.
Extra-Wide Nelveteen Skirt BINDING,
nearly 3 inches wide, l0c. bunch.
Prym's Whalebone Hooks and Eyes,
1Oc. cards. for 2c. .c
that-Hump" Hooks and Eyes. &C., IN
stead of Zoe. .. -oo
Feather-Sutched Braids, ABOUT 2po
fnll-sizo punches, all colors, &C., IN
stead Of &c. ,, ,u.,..
for Sc. a pair. instead Of loc.
Satin Waist-Band SIX Hose-Support-
ers dadiesD. 15c., instead OF 2oc.
Fine Rubber Dolls. Toe.
Black Safety-Pins, &c. paper.
Hair-Pins Sc. a dozen.
Black Dress-Pins. 1c. box.
Collar Buttons j.. a dozen.
Chlldren's Th.mbles, &c. each.
Glove Buttoncrs. 1c. each.
Knitting Needles, lc. set.
Sc. Dress Bones. &c. dozen.
BLACK Collar Buttons, DC. caro-
Tracing Wheels, &c. each.
BLACK Veil-Pins. bright and duh,
dozen in paper. oc-
Fone-Casing. DC. roll
crochet Cotton. lc. bail
Silk-Stitched Garter-Web. Nc. a yatu.
Ladies silk Hose-Supporters, &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
OTHER DRESS GOODS.

Navy-Blue Suiungs. double. heavy,
Storm Serge. s5c.-great value.
ENtra-Hcavy Storm at zoe.
Full i-4-yard wide French Serge,
worth Soc. oic
ll-i-yard-wids AI-Wool storm Serge,
soc, worth .nc.
PLYMOUTH STORM SERGE, yard
wide. heavy vale. woody stock. equal
% 2lc. quality for only pic the yard.
Atwood Ladies' Cloth, fun yard
wide in pretty mixtures; Green and
Blue. and Gold. Brown and Gold. and
Black and Gold; good value at BE.
~ pieces All-WoOl Cheviot, full IS
inches wide. complete assortment Of
c1lors exquisite combinations, worth
zoe.
Cheyiot. Blue, Black. and White
Checked effect. would be a bargain at
soc.
% different combinations in School
plaids. bright and wearable-c cheap
soc. quality. for only 25c. the yard.
Melange eight covert effects Mix
lures. in Blue. Brown, sray, and
Green. illuminated with red and gold,
elegant early fan service, and worth
soc. easy
80 pieces Henrietta, cull yard wide,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

New York Cotton Exchange will open
at 10 4. N.
The total visible supply Of cotton OF
the. world Is 2.445. bales. of which
- 100 296 bales are American. against
2.2li OBS bales and .Si4. AS bales respec-
lively last year; receipts of cotton this
week at all interior towns, l9l 60o bales
ngceipts from the plantations. -oe,e3o
bales. crop IN sight, 1874 ,9l4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, oct 5.-Odttoh
futures steady. sales, 5000 bales 'eto-
Der. 500; November, SSG; December,
$50; January $50, February, So; Mafch,
s.97; April. 9O2; May. 9.0G; Dune. 30,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5.-i-:@o =. M.-Cot-
ton duh and prices easy: American ~"
bales. Futures opened steady ana DC
mand fair; November and DECEMBER.
46-i~04 1864: December and January
46-6lQ4 4S-Gl January ana February,
4S-G4Q4 1864: February ana March,
4S-GfdI 46-Gf: March and April, G-vi
az 1864: April and May, N-6ii June
and July. 4 53-Gi Futures quiet al the
decline.
/ +. M.-American middling. AZ; Octo-
her 4 4l-G+0l 45-C4. October and Novcm-
her 4 43-6iqt f4-Gi, buyers. December
ara January. i4-GiNl 1854. buyers;
january and February, 1 1904 sellers;
Februarv and March. 4t-6ift 1861,
sellers. March and April 4S-Gifif 1864.
huvers. April and May. 4 5o-Gi. sellers;
Nav and June. 4 51-G4, buyers; June and
Juiy 4 52-GlQ4 1854. sellers: July and
Aucrlst. 4 5l-G4. sellers. Futures CLOSED
steady: American middling, fair. ) 1872
good middlng. 23-32; low middling,
AZ; ordinary, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
SECOND FLOOR.

Busy and DuSier. THIS constant
trying to give the best in town in
Carpets, Rugs. Blankets, Comfort
ers. Curtains and the other things
we sell up here isn't going unreward-
ed. The people appreciate effort,
appreciate the savings, the second
floor affords by accepting the op-
portunitieS to save. mats the
stsry our second floor Salesbook
shows,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 5.-Chicago is to
on. This was the opinion of traders in
that grain to-day. and II was confirmed
by the estimate OF 10 cars for Monday.
stood Armour's agents have been buying
freely OF cash stun In Minneapolis for
the purpose Of shipping 10 Chicago. 1t
is now common gossip that other elevator
interests have been equally active In the
same direction. The same local crowd
that has been doing its utmost TO bull
wheat during the last week or ten days
was al IL again to-day. with no better
success than heretofore. Prices rose a
few fractions at the start. but when the
support disappeared. and a quick reaction
took place, early buyers. with few
exceptions, Immediately turning sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
Lot No. l.
Choice SOC. Each.
SHOES.

Last weeks Sc Ladies' Shoe sale
won hosts of new friends, brought
new faces here, 50 Wen continue
This sale till the last pair is gone.
The assortment at present IS large.
5sanl-wou. Hand-Turned Shoes
French kid. common-sense, sqnare-toe.
razor-toe. spcra-toe, patent-IealheI
tips. fer q. $500. 80. ..ict, r,,,,,
.ho most likely lot Of Boys. Misses,
Ia cbildreu.s School Shoes.
Bovs' Veal-Calf Lace shoes, BOYS,
c1.fS-rolf Lace shoes, small BOYS
go and Button calf Shoes.
small Boys Lace and Button SATIN
Calf Shoes. - ,,a.,,,.
Misses GOndola Button ii'ehl
Leather Tip Shoes ,...
81 o5 and 81 so Shoes, as the marker
GOES are 10 be sec. at Meyers where
Con can tuy them and return even
eTtor Won have had them at home, ana
saf vour money back. We are IN me
Shoe business 20 stay. Don't these
sales look like 10!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Last Monday was the biggest
Dress Goods day here this year, but
last Mondays greatness IS only the
starting place for greater things.
six-quarter covert Cloth, zoe. a yard
4i-nch An-Wool Dress Chev-ot, &c.
Heavy Navy Cheyiot Serge, oil wool,
25c
Raised Boucle. Green with Black,
Blue with Black. Brown with Black.
Red with Black, check effect. SOC. a
yard: usual 81 material.
60 dozen 20 be sold for 81 each.
rs pieces of Assorted Imported Novel
ties. embracing every combination and
effect imaginable. IN popln. BOuclcs.
Blocked Cheviots, and Serges. regu-
lar 81 values. for only 75c. tho ward.
Wide-Wale and Wide Diagonal
Scrges. 15c.
raised figures. Red. Brown, Blue, and
Green grounds, with Black toning-
worry swell for only soc. the yard
patterns jacquard Crepon. Brown,
Green. Blue, and Garnet, with Black
marking worth 81 70.
Striped Boucle, full liEyard- wide.
three-toned, rich beyond comparison,
worth $l.l5 for only 81 the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
BALTIMORE.
;. Flour

BALTIMORE. MD, oct 5.-Flour
dull.
Wheat easier; No. red spot and DC
tober. GJI65itc; December. GSsaV6l2c.,
May, 7lizc. asked; steamer No. = red.
tg0oli>c southern, by sample, G6go'c.'
do. on grade. GinJ6c. ..... q,
tober. 37AN37lsc.. November, new and
old, 3i2,n3jc.; year. 3JAn34c.: January
33I5H33l. &C.: southern white, 39gp DO.
yellow, ilWi2c.
oats steady and in good inquiry: No;
2 white western, 2THd2IAc., NO.
mixed. western, 244Q2iIc.
Rye steady; No. =, iJgi6c. FOR near py
and 4sc. for western.
Hay firm. with active demand; choice
timothy, Sl5OVul5.O
Grain freights steady.
Eggs quiet at lUqi6i2c.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Baltmore and Ohio. 64HG5; Con-
soidated Gas stock s}2. bid: 10. bonds,
SIS, III asked do. SIS, loSl9glOo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORk. oct l.-Cotton easyi
middling gulf. 9s middling. 9ls: gross
receipts, 021 bales, exports to Continent,
2.J15 bales: sales, 26t bales, all spinners.
stock, 15l9is bales Futures closed
steady: sales. ll3. 800 bales; october, S.siet
$50: November. s.s6Qs.s7; December, SUI
as 95: January. 9.06; February, o.O1q?o5
March. o.13; April, 9.lsuo.19; May, 9.-S9
90; June, g.2sq9.30.
Total to-day and so far this week-Net
receipts, 1921 bales; exports 10 CAeat
Britain, 5.fO7 bales, Continent, I,415 bales
stock. $50. 76S bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
$40 Dos bales exports TO Great Britain.
SO .iQi bales: France, l3. 195 bales; Cont
nent. 50. $50 bales.
Beginning Monday. October 7th. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
Innings.

Why is the largest lining business
done here9 Read what this weeks
sales will bring you and you will
find out.
Yard-Wide Diagonal silk Serge, satin
surface. like your cloaks are lined
with. SOC. a yard.
Antique Water Gros-brain StiAo-
line skirt Innings, i2hgc. yard,
Black SilcOt Skirt Lining, nc.
yard, instead of pc. CHI, r..
Watercd Moire Percallne SKIRT LIN
ing. rustles like silk, &c. a yard IN
stead Of l2kc. ,.
Interlining. like fibre chamois--
White Slate. or Black-2,DD yards.
n, chance OF selling II out within
week. Zoe. a yard. instead OF &c. ~,
The very finest Real HAIR .lo'r, iief
rlug-bone pattern, so1 yards, blaoh'
3sr a ward instead of bSc.
Imitation Hair Cloth h.rrlns-pvnsr
naftern lust like the real, DC. "A yaIh'
instead Of Zoe $40 yards
Grass cloth. Black or Slate, BE- a yaf"'
Godet iIip Bustles. DC. each.
sleeve Bustles, 25c. each.
Supreme Skirt supporters, &C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
HANDKERCHIEF SALES.

ladies' White Corded Handkerchiefs,
embroidered an foar corners, positive
~ lOc ones. for &C..
Pure Linen. SOFT Bleached. Drawn
Unread. Homsttched. l0c. each.
l2u,c. To-. includes Sheerost OF Heavy
pure-I.inen Handkerchiefs. from mar
,ot, ,ciJths fo widest hemstitched.
uure-liucn hemstitched, all four cor
ncrs embroidered.
Apnli0ue-Wo Swiss Embroidered.
Mourning, Hemstitchcd, and Embroid-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
UNDERWEAR
AT UNDER-PRiCES.

And this is how it came about: a
retailer had small lots OF Odd sizes.
Willing to sell at one fourth OF their
cost, the price induced US to buy.
They're here. We warn you to hur>
~. because sizes are few. You re-
CURE no warning about the quality,
Tor they are the best made. Rare
bargains for those who find their
size; that means the early shoppers.
Joe. counter includes Children's All
Wool Natural-Gray Shirts. costing up
chldren's Atwood MeIicated Red
Drawers. costing up TO Toe
De. counter Includes Mems Heavy
White Merino Drawers costing up 10
Childrcn's Pure-Wool Natural-Gray,
costing up 10 soc.
ladies' Red Madicated-Wool Shirts,
costing up to Zoe
up 10 soc.
Mons Ribbed Drawers. costing up
Ladies Natural-Gray Wool Drawers.
costing up to zoe.
Childrens All-WOol Natufal-bray
SIlil~. toTliNA HI ~ IVY
Mems All-Wo0l indicated Red
Drawers costing up 10 zoe.
soc. counter includes Mems Ali-No ol
Nedicated Red Drawers, costing mp
10 ST.
Mems Pure-Wool Modicated Red
Shirts. costing up 10 soc.
Iarge-Size Chndrens Pure-N Dol
Aledicatcd Red Shirts, costing mp 10
zoe.
Mems Pure-WOol Natural-Gray and
Nhite Drawers. costing mp TO 81.
The Underwear stock for Men, No-
men. and Children is complete.
Childrens All-Wo0l White Merino
Vests. with French-woven neck-bands'
first size, Sc.
Larger sizes rise in prices Accord
to size.
Chndren's Purest-White Wool Vests.
finished i'm daintiest manner, SILK
stitching. etc, first size, ioc.
other sizes. IN.
Mems s-l-Wool White Shirts, silk
bindings. ribbed tails, seamless zoe.
value. for 50c each-cvery size.
Ladies Pure-White Merino Vests,
finished with real pearl buttons ana
silk stitching. zoe. value. for 39c.
Chiidrons Natural-Colored Nbpei
Union Suits. every sizc-3 to j. years
Toe. value for &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
CARPETS.

Go around and look at every
,ody's, 75c. Brussels Carpet, then
,ome here and see variety OF Is
patterns for SOC. a yard, for rooms
and halls and stairs.
The dream OF beauty In Carpets can
be found IN our assortment Of the best
Smith Moquettes, which, to make your
call profitable, will be sold FOR see.
yard.
Every one knows what Hartford
Administer Is, being the leading brand
In Administers. This year they are bet
ter ana prettier than ever. Each and
every roll bears the original ticket Of
the manufacturer. For this week the
price will be SOC. yard.
Owing 10 the strike among carpet
wcavers. a manufactures was delayed
four weeks I'm shipping ms our II rolls
Of ATWOOD Carpets. which We bought
to be delivered at once.
Remember. they are stri ,tly all wool,
both warp and filing, fun yard wide,
and fun standard make, measuring l3
pairs 10 the inch, and are made on
l2SS-warp threads.
Enough TO cover about six average
size rooms of a good &c. Carpet. for
Monday lie. a yard.
Last Mondays mating business
having proved a big success. we tele-
graphed for the entire stock of the
Importer They are on sale at the
same price-1ic a yard. or s. "A roll.
They are seamless. weigh s. pounds 10
the roll, and measure 40 yards.
Notified smyrna Door Mats. l2igc.
each.
t,i.urad SMYRNA Door Mats iSc
Hearth Rugs. 1 yard wide, yards
long. Sc. each.
Tapestry Rugs, 27xGi inches. fringed,
zoe.
Velvet Rugs. g7xCi inches. fringed, 81.
Genuine ROYAL Wilton Rugs, 2lX1O
inches. special. e 80 each.
Bromley's Smyrna Rugs. 3ON6p inches,
81 80: same make, 36xI2 inches. $3.50.
Oak Fire-Screens brass tips, SOC.
each.
2-vards-square Chenille Covers. 81 %.
li-vard- wide Furniture Covering,
different colors, 39c. "A yard.
800 Moquette Rugs hearth size, all
new patterns, and best quality. as long
as they last, Sl79 each. This Is the
usual 50 kind.
Druggets- Small ones 10 80 just un-
der the table; large ones 10 cover your
entire floor We sold mostly large
ones this season, and In consequences
have more small ones on hand than
we can sell at the regular prices. We
have reduced them so they VIII move.
Size 3 yards long. yards wide. SD.
Size 3 wards long. 81 yards wide, -.
Size yards long, ~ yards wide, Wv;
10 dozen Moquette Hassocks, wei
made for 33c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
READY-MADE SUITS.

Comprising Box Refer Jackets, That
newest square shape. with four large,
elegant buttons, sleeves and entire
Coat lined. with sleeves, skirts. all
very wide with 3 stnened godets. and
finished with velvet binding: material
Is imported Black BOucle. So much
style could not be gotter in Richmond
under a cost OF az least so for max
ing alone The price Of these Suits,
road 20 put on, is slZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

Ill t'leecy White Blankets. colored
borders. Sl.29.
Diamond Valley California Blankets.
best Of blanket-weayer's art, for SO.
$3.50 Au-Wool Blankets. S3.e9. Just
l25 pairs. Warranted absolutely pure
wool, silk-bound. and very large ani
capacious size. being ~ inches long ani
y inches wide. Everybody seems 10
advertise $3.50 Blankets. See II these
S.S ones are not just Ike them.
\ Figured Black Cotton-F'illed CON-
fort. 69xio inches, for 59c. each.
Fast-color Heavy cotton-Filled
Comforts, 12x6l, for Zoe.
\ Fine White Cotton-F'illed Comfort,
art covering, fast color. Turkey-Red
lined S2X79. s. value. for sl.2.
Genuine German ChintZ Comfort,
pure white cotton filling, extra size.
$50.
Down Quilts. French Saline. covered
both sides. s. value. for &.@.
Silk-Coyered Down Quilts, $3.50
value. for $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
REAOY-MADE SKIRTS.

Each and every one are fun four
yards wide. lined throughout with
stinening. and finished completely with
velvet bindings.
as above $3.50.
Black Sicilian Skirts. as above, $50.
Black M0hair CIepOn Skirts, as
above s. So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
FANCY RIBBONS.

Millinery Ribbons at prices that
viii bring the cost of your Hat down
half, certainly quarter, of what it
otherwise would cost.
Ail7Silk Persian Ribbons No. 70, u
different colors. 100 pieces are to be
sold Tor lsc. yard Zoe value
All-Silk Plaid or Clan Ribbons No.
~, BE. a yard. soc. kind.
Glace Chameleon Ribbons. all silk,
No. ~. 33c "A yard. zoe. value.
No. 80 Brocade Taffeta Ribbons,
Chameleon Shades. 39c. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
Pol,tlcai Information.

The headquarters OF the Guy Demo
cratic Committee al the Powhatan Club
house are daily bes.eged BY crowds who
desire to obtain information RELATIVE 70
chs,rs. who can be f.ard at all nourss
and checrfully gives all Information de-
sired In regard to reglitrationv srAas~ra
20. 49, --....s-t -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA Oct = lSg5

Wheat-Longberry, re. mixed, ne;
shortberry, lie. No. red Tie.
Corn-N hi;e. Virginia, lie, No. white,
lie; No mixed, 39c.
Oats-No. mixed, 24I2c. TO DC: No.
3 mixed. 2Jl2c to &c; winter seed. 25c.
to HOc.
Rye-4Jc. 20 4Ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
HANDKERCHIEF SALE.

So many kinds PIaln ones, Iah'
cv ones. serviceable ones, ornament
al ones and all priced within reason
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
CLOAKS.

We start the ball a--olling to-mor-
row morning with better bargains
than we had hoped to be able to
offer. A cloak manufacturers anx~
iety to get rid of an over>manufac-
ture is the reason.