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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

Esta tarde ha tornado possession de gu
honroso cargo de Can6nigo Magistral de
esta Santa Iglesia Cathedral, nuestro res
petable amigo el Doctor don Rafael Pi-
iOa n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

Asegdrase que en- 81 vapor correo que
saldra el dfa 10 de Enero pr6ximo dc la
Peninsula, vendra la moneda fraccionaria
para acabar ell .canje de la plata meji
cana en- Puerto Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

LkNCHk-Se vende barata una en- muy
buen estado, de once toneladas de cabi-
da. Informara don Luis Sanchez More
les. CristO IL. altos, p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

Circula por esta Capital
que ha tenido lugar en- las
Matanzas y Las Villas, ur
sostenido por nuestras trc
insurrectoe. Hablase de
de numerosas baias de p
Dice I'm peri6dico q
que entire los mod"
Junta NacI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31
Eel sefior don Pedro Escorcio. m66

Eel se6or don Pedro Escorcio, m6dico
titular de Guaynabc, ha publicado un H.
bro cuya lectura recomendamOs las ma
dres de familia. Con un buen iuicio
admirable, Ell autor de la obra analiza en-
ella II causa que determinan en- el orga
nissao 7humano, sobre todo en- las hem
bras, ciertas deformidades, indica IN re
medic efcaz: los cigarrillos Cabaflas, que
evitan 10 obesidad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31
BON VIEJO SUPERIOn...

ca SCHNABEL, Aguadilla, SO expende en
unices receptores. .-MELTZ Y GAMBIA 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

despacho que dicen &c ha recibidO en- eata
Capital, anunoiando que I'm peri6dico mi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

- Sc cotiza cafe en- ell merca6
Capital as rededor de 264 & 30
extreme de classes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

Suplicamos q don Santiago Porrat5
Doria, de Salinas, Sc sirva decirnos 81 n.
ha recibido Yariase cartaa nuaatraa a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

EN- PUERTA DE TERRA "a line q SO ven
de una puIper1a por no poderla atender Bu
dut 6o.-Tnformara d Francisco N. Rubin
en- la Segunda Inca 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

ABASTa pUBLiC0.-La carne de rel
De eKpendera mahana 81 chavos q
kIlc, La dc cerdo SO vende & "a ochavof
kilc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

litar de Madrid, que Sc inspira On el minis.
tro de la Guerra, gef1or AzcArraga, ha di.
cho que en- Cuba ocurrir&n sucesos muy
importantes inesperados. dentro do pocos
dias. Nssta noticia SO comentaba de di-
versus maneras explicandose cada cual
segun sus gustos 81 alcance de la noGicia.
RULLENHOFF Y KORRER.-C -Compran
venden acciones del Banco Espa-
AsM mol, Banco Territorial Agrfcola
C6dulas hipotecarias.
MULLENHOFF Y KORBER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31


Aver tarde, momentos antes de entrar
en- prensa LA CORRESPONDENCE, recibi-
mos de Bayam6n, escrita por competenti-
sim persona, una relaci6n detallada del
deegraclado suceso de Ia muerte del aero
nauta senior Zorrilla. Dice que mas de
tres mil expectadores presenciaron ell su-
ceso. Desde Que el globo empez6 q ascen-
der t0mando direction del Oeste, not6se
que sus movimientos no eran iguales al de
las ascensiones anteriores, este produjo
gran impression en- al pdblico. Cuando ell
aeronauta abandon6 81 globo 81 para
ca3das 80 cio--> vi6se que Ell brazo vi
plhaa. laado zorrilla hacla es-
6liao 4rlo. Todo inGtil La
paSh Con Sc multiplicaba
agida er 70 cuerpo SO acercaba
fei S0tivos para Greer que en-
30 cierto grado de asfi-
4 IL conocimiento No es
Spidi6 aqua al caer En- su
SAtodo en- sus oios, estaba
e4-Oorrors. ,Cay6 en- la carretera
~onduce al puente de los Reyes Cato.
COS, cerca del puente de Santa Catalina,
u lado opuesto de la zapja.
Il La horrible catastrofe ha causado pro.
3d1simo pesar en- Bayam6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-31

descuento de 8 pS esta
disposiciones, toda vei
los presupuestoa que
La moneda mexicans
Puerto Rico 30 de
El Alcalde, Mat6c
De les ESPECF
iinguno, como Ia
oues debido & 81
se ha propagad
ie que no hay
% no haya III
.s,ies Los
it, enfer1ned
del traba
icina que
1clos incs
Nos
petablet
la soci'
del CO
sefioY
ter Y
meJ
rOY
fo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
rULT0X's WEEKLY BUDGET.
liens Of Special Interest 20 Resi-
dents Of Tint Section.


Nike Enr.Ght, OF Fulton. who Is a
, professional baseball player, and IN
whom. o.ong with Freddy" Foster. the
residents OF this section feel great pride,
was in the city last week. attending the
Fair. "Miko" has been doing some good
work or the Newport News club this
season. Last Saturday. he said, his club
play } the Uamp:ons and wO5 the decid-
ms game % the championship contests OF
The Peninsula League.
Miss Gcrile M0.ococE ana Miss Hattie
NarioWc. who have been visiting in North
Carolina. turned home last week. after
V.ry pleasant Visit OF several weeks
duration.
T.o many friends Of Rcv. J. ". DauGh-
cr'y sympatnzc with him in the loss ~
one o. DIS infant twins, which died Wed
u,tdat u.Ei'.
SIR. Fred Wcsto:man, wife ana children.
o. C.fton Force. are visiting NJ Joseph
johnson. Of Williamsburg avenue. Inty
came down 60 attend the fair.
The Finance Committee az its last meet
ing rcclmn rnl,3 that Fifth street from
Denny - Nicholson b. opened. The Is
pleasant news 10 The people Of Fulton.
Airs. ella Rice. Of Gates county. \. G.,
g. on visit 20 hcg sons Captain T. Rice.
Mts-rs. Fred Rice. and &. G. Rice. Fulton.
Ieurico farmers down tbs way 20 not
take To- interest IN our state faIT tn"i
they should some cay that 1t IS not a
farmers fair"
Mrs III. higgins and her mother, Airs.
Sfanl, returned yesterday from q VISIT
10 relatives ia Sau3usiy, O.
Mr. Beaman, Of Nortn Carolina, who
has been visiting Captain G.. G.. Rice, Of
Graham street returned last week u
he home. in North Carolina.
Miss Rachel aul BUclah Redms gave Il
delrnt'N entertainment end paper-dress-
party Thursday NIGHT. quite number
OF their little friends attended and highly
enjoyed tie singing, Rotations, and
music.
The revival which has been going on at
the Danuy-Strcct Methodist Episcopal
church for The past two wee Ks. closed Oh
Thursday night. Mr.. Laughan was assist
81 iu his good work by Roy. JACK li)sser
and Rev. g. y. Hlantineh!p.
Rev John ". Daughcrty. pastor Of Full
ton baptist church. VIII leave The last or
this month T. hold a prOiractrl mcetint
In Newport News. During Eis absence
his pulpit will be iilel on SHrcay ~ Kew.
81 J.. Wood. % Newport News.
Rcv l.. y Woman Of Denny street
VIII give series Of steroDpuc9n lectures
On B.h.c lands dt tac christian church.
Cow4rIin avenue. Manchester. october
18TH Cor the berrIt Of thc church.
Mr.. Thomas Stage. whose planinC-mili
burned down % week or so ago. VIII re-
move his plant O. point near the York
River railroad. not very far from Fulton.
As a great many are employed in these
works no doubt our population VIII be
somewhat increased.
Mrs. John h. Tease and daughter, Katie,
Of West Point. are visiting friends ana
relatives ip Fulton.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Korr sympathize with them ~ the los
of their infant chld. which dicd last Mon
o3y. Mr. Kcrr Is also at home suffering
from q broken limb.
Mr. William McLare. Jr, Of Charlotte
county is on q visit here.
Mr. " r. Toore has returned from
ld!uenbure county, after pleasant Visit
Of several weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Gil. Annin.t stunrt Robson.

Suit has been brought ia the Law and
r1Yity Court by j. d. Van Wyck' pro-
rri.tor Of Van Wyck's Academy OF
Music Of Norfolk, against stuart Robson
the comedian. who l1st nl6ht cIoS.a an
,,.,,,,..,,an+ ~, the Academy Of Music
here The action IS to recover $40 Gam
aecs. alleged 20 have been sustained ny
.ae plaintiff in consequence OF the dei .,
ann having failed 90 ed O. VTof'sa45na!
engagement at tn Norfolk playhouse ac-
corairg 70 contract. on March TO- Nv
Mr.. \. j. DUcsberry, manager or an
Nyvrt's came - Richmond last Inuts-
d.y. and obtained an attachment for me
amount Of his claim AGAINST The genera
property Of the company, when was
served on Mr.. Robson Thursday night. a
forthcoming bond for double the amount
Of the claim was furnished, as REQUIRED
t,, 10 with Colonel John Murphy as
sYretv. and the attachment was returned
TO the Law and Equity Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

loose shor,-rib sides. &C.,: loose short-
clear sides, o i-2c.; boxed meats. lilo.
more.
Dry Sailed Meats-s,cady, and active,
loose shoulders. 5 lie. loose short ribs,
Sjl5; boxed meats, lac. more.
Nhiskey- Quiet. At Sl.22d.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October i2.-l2.s0 p. M
Cotton--Demanl moderate. steady. Amert-
can middllng. Zi-3-d.; sales. 1000 bales;
eAmerican. S,Sp bales; speculation and ex-
y port go bales. Futures opened steady;
demand fair: American mldoling. low mid.
ding clause. october and NOvembert
36-6id November and December, A'6tt
I 45-G4d.; December ard Janiary. T.te
4S-6id. January ana February, 4-D%l
March and april. 09-si4l 5i-eid.; Aprii
ami May. 5l-oid.; May and June, b2-oi1
Ji-6ia.; June and July, d-eid.
Futures steady.
I 21-39d: October. $7-6il.. buyers. Octo-
Der and November. fC-6f1f 4l-btd.,
buyers; November and December. $3.50
4-Gid. buyers; December and January,
4'-54li4 iS-5iG.. buyers: January and Feb.
ruary 4S-6ilif fg-Gid. buyers; February
ana March, 4 S)-6tl.. buyers; March and
April. -l-5tTi 52-sil. buyers: April and
Nay. 5'-Clal 53-6il.. sellers: May anc
July : V-1id.. sellers; July and August.
ji-64d.. buyers
Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, October l2.--Cotton-Quiet
| m.ddliug Gut 5-Sc.: midiling. l-Sc.
Net receipts. none: gross. 2,13i bales. ior'
wardcd. 2'0 bal sales 1871 bales, all spin
ncrs' stock. $3.50 bales.
Totals today and SO far this week: Nes
receipts. 49,. bales; exports. Great
Totals since september lst: Net re,
ccipts. $50 bales. exports, Great
Brtaln. $3.50 bales: France, 2o,oSi bales:
Continent. io07gs bale9. o.,.
Futures closed steady: sales $500 bales;
October. $3.50. November y,s6. December.
/ &.9i. January. S9'-. February. %0l;
March. y9.l2; April, S9.1 May. @-3. June.
1928.
Total visible supply Of cotton FOR tho
world, 1851 "a bales. Of which 1914
! bales 1re American: AGAINST 2il'0ai and
,.cS.s9l bales. respectively, Lass year
Receipts OF cotton this week al all in'
terror towns. 1855, bales. Receipts from
the plantations 336. 100 bales. Crop in
sight. liz. 06 bales.
NEW ORLEANS LA. october Got,
tcn--tutures barely steady; sales, o-,Ht
bales: October. ;S.9s: November; Ns3: De s
March. S9ei. April, $so7. May. &lle; June.
'''''' NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. G., october p
Bosln Firm: strained, $40, good strain
Spirits OF Turpentlne-steady; machine.
/ q l-2c.: Irregular PC.
Tar-Firm At 81 %
Crude Turpentine- Steady; hard, NW:
| soft. $50; virgin. $3.50.
CHARLESTON. s. G.. october l2-Tur1
/ pertiro-Firni. NJ &c. bid, - lie, asked
| receipts, ~ casks.
| Roiin-Good strained firm. at $50: ro'
! ccip;s 20 barrels.
/ SAVANNAH. GA, October l2.-Turpen-
! Firm. At . t-2c.; sales. 90 casks; re-
| ccipts, 90t bales.
| Ror.u-Firu and unchanged; sales, 500
! barrels, receipts ass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve. decrease. s229f.625.
Loans. decrease. S3,5952oJ.
Specie. decrease. 100000.
LAgal-tcnders. decrease, sS107c.
Deposits. decrease. sG.SS200.
Circulation. increase. $3.50.
The banks now hold 81, l76, 800 in excess
Of legtl requirements.
TIE Flnanc.ar says. There Is no cessl-
zion In the movement which IS drawing
down the reserve held by the New York
Clearinghouse. banks. the statement is-
sued to-day showing still further de-
crease Of $2,23Le25 IN this item. The total
excess reserve now stands AZ HAlI6.9n.
Of which q limited number OF banks hold
the greater part.
The currency contraction may be check
81 within the next few weeks. but the
movement I'D to this time has been of a
volume much heavier than usual Some
Of the New York banks are below the
reserve requirements, and the usual re-
suits have followed. in the calling in ~
loans. the decreased loan item for the
woe'; being $3.Jgj,20o. The total loans.
as shown by the current statement, ara
e5'6. G5oOc0. which is fully ilG.Gaoo00 less
than reported September l4th, only thirty
days ago.
Tie banks lost I'm cash last week S3,j72
81. Of which practically the entire amount
was In le.ai-tenders. Since September
lst the loss In cash has been 1889, 10.
II this drain is maintained for any length
Of time, thee must inevitably occur a
further calling in Of loans, and a further
Rhrirklge p that item.
The deposits OF the banks now aGere-
gate 1888. ill. 30. the decrease for the past
week having been ,e.C1S,3,0 This ia a
loss q. not less than Al,+s,oo0 since the
list Of September, but IS 5GV0co less
than during the corresponding week last
year. when the New York banks wero
carrying heavy balances for their interior
correspondents.
The future course Of the money market,
IN view Of the changes which have oc-
Cured lately. remains an interesting prob
lom. a number OF banks must be re-
carlol 2 s. out Of the market as they are
fully lo'ut1 up. and the narrow margin
II reserve Is controlled by a few OF the
larger institutions. There WIS a sharp
advance In rates during the earlier part OF
the week. but 1t was important as test
more than anything else, since the higher
quotations brought out large offerings
from trust companies and other lnstitu-
tons. under which the market declined
10 its Old figures.
II would seem, therefore. that the money
market cannot be artiGc!ally manipulated,
and The marked advance must spring from
legitimate causes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
FROM ACROSS THE vIADUCT.
News Notes and Personal Items
Picked III at Barton Heights.

Pici.cd IL az Barton Heights.
There VII be a meeting Of the firemen
Monday night.
Miss Alice Catalan, Of Lynchourg, IS
visiting Mrs 5. T. Gary.
Mr.. George Bowdon ana wife returned
from their bridal tour on Tuesday.
Miss Cutler and Miss Stubbs, of Bowling
Green, are tie guests of Miss {. Good
Zoe.
Mr.. J.. II. Ferguson has returned from
n two-wecks' visit 10 Newport News and
Norfolk.
Mrs. J. H. Harvey. after pleasant visit
10 Louisa Courthouse. returned nome
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. White returned hone.
Wednesday, after spending a week OF
pleasure IN the city Of Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Johnson OF Louisa, and Miss
J-gra Kteas. Of Nicksburg, Miss, are
visiting Mrs. J. II. Harvey.
Master Henry Wilson, VINO has been
visiting Dr. Garlick returned TO his home,
in Williamsburg. Wednesday.
Mrs. Faulkner returned 10 her home IN
Hanover. after brief visit to MIS- D. d.
Farrar, in B:ookland Park.
Mrs. James ". Smith. Of buckingham
county. is visiting her mother, Mrs. +.
Park.
There will be hap;lzing at Epiphany
chapel next Sunday morning after the
second lesson. The services VIII be con-
Quoted hy Rev. Or. Sprigg. 49,.
The Young Keepers, Of tho Bapust
church. have made Arrangements for CIV
ir., panorama on October l9,h, for the
benefit Of that church. BunyoLs' Pill
crims' Progress" will be the subject mat
ter. ana shown on a 15-foot canvas.
Miss Blanche H.ggason. who has neen
teaching at tie Southsde Female lnsu-
tute. Burhcv.llc. returned home the hrst
~ the week Miss Higgason has been
offering very much with her eyes ana
c,me 10 have them treated by specia ISL
She is accompanied by hcr friend. MISS
Maud Guy. .-,.
The Richmond Sluday-School Associa-
ZION viii hol its regular meeting at the
Ualtou-Heighis Methodist church this al
,.r-lop at $3.50 o'clock. This school has
, membership 81 lc2. and on last sunday
Jos of that number wcr" pres MT SupeI'hc
t.nlent Harding may Wei feel proud OF
,u.h a school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
v,vrI arcanum Reunion Meetings

clnce the cOmwencement n 'Hr IT,
,,r,or meetings Of the Royal Ar'snu,n'
,,raat interest las been taken not oniy ny
h. members Of the order. but by those
Who desire % join and applications are
hej,e made IN every council. AieHahu' %
council has had over thirty Gppllcii. 'io'I.
MI - - he the banner council in the
60 80 "a 10 accessions. but also as TO
me reunion meetings will be held as
e,i,o,,s. Tnion Council. November bth;
Peiyilere Council, November I'm; Hen
Zoo Council. November 2lst; Manchester
Council. December 7th.
me Grand Regent and his staN' win
drltine,i-hed speakers, expect TO be pres
cnt at all these meetings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

and was bailed for his appearance on
the 18th in the sum OF 500.
George Lewis (cOlored) was cent on 10
the grand jury for assaultlng Ada Smith
With intent 20 Kill.
Joe Cannordy was charged with stealing
lot OF candy and cakes and % cents
from MACK Monts. lie was sent 70 jail
for thirty days In default Of security in
nc sum of 500
I.otte Daniel (colorcd) was fined So
fer contempt OF court. She was also
charged with stealing 1915 from Frank
Green. but on th.s charge she was dis
charged
T.. W. Austin (colorcD WAS fined $50
end costs for beating II. II. White in
L0Viug'5 bar-rO0m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RlCHMOND Va, UctoDer T. Is5.
No auction sales to-day and private
sales very Light
Auction offerings on Change for week.
% packages. and all sold; highest price
so. 49,
Private sales for week: Wrappers. 81:
smokers. 81: alters, IS: cutters. 81; dark
lear. 81; Tugs, -; western lugs, %. Total.
FOG hogsheads.
Revenue collections for five days. leav-
ire, out Thursday: Cigars and cigarettes.
sl1, go 81: tobacco, yl2.2.I.50. Total S-s,54iJo
Business was quiet today.
Good sales may DC looked for next
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Docket Of Triniug Cases.

I'- following cases were disposed o.
." ~. Police Court yesterday.
case ~ Joe Scott (col1re'D. charged
WIZ ,sa4lurs and shooting Pinky Lewis
"' continued until The 18Th.
i'"i'. LOWS (coloroD. who Is charged
~ a,asVing and shooting Henry llar-
10 Az Joe Scott, WAS before the Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

There VII he joint session tomorrow
n!eh: of the two branches OF the Clty
Council as the Committee OF the NhoIc
,or The pulyogo OF considering the revised
ordinances OF the city.
The special committee appointed 10
,oqIe another investigation Of the AFFAIRS
If thc vas works VIII meet at the C!ty
nan AZ , o'clock tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
xo Cancellation Renched Yet.

The special Board Of Appeais as to the
c,ate-urinting contracts held another SEES
NOR o,rr The petition Of the Williams Print
jng company, job-printers. was further
~ IN INTO but the body decided 20 take
- ir which TO prepare its opinion In
40 ,oatter As will be remembered, these
coeas are appeals from the action OF the
sunerintenlent Of Public Printing in not
owqrding these contracts TO the lowest
Minors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
rRI,L or DERN TOMORROW.
III. Cnsc to Come III ia the Luncn-
burg County Court.

-t. I.su. tle man who came here from
L.a..t-ss county some time ago al
..s vat DC had been the victim Of
,-..i Prosecutions at the hands Of lawlcss
ana Who was subsequently ar
...f er charge OF stealing tobacco
v.. .. accompanied 10y his bonGsman,
.- N b. Zimmerman, for Luxembourg
tomorrow 10 answer the
... F.. f.tt.3 against him.
...t.st5 ms innocence in the most
.rus. AND says h. viii not have
.i difficulty in dlsproUHg the
It u.s. his intention. be declares
g. ri0 Carlozo for unlawful arrest
,. .ua3 that the officer entered MS
., .oh.ooud ana attached him.
vr t.i ro jurisdiction.
... .. l..l.ht by Dem against The
.-. -.. t>lp We're indicted hy the grand
I.. t.- lr'tNfuuy onter.rs parn's house
.. ..'. gas furniture, viii also be
t.....t D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. October l2-Flour-Winter
whea, firm: sprtng steady; winter wheat,
low grades. ss59t2 70. do, fair 10 fancy,
81 SOC So Is 90. patmts, p.5042.75; Mime
81 30; city mills. Ss5Ssi; do. patents
.4ecAsis5: southern hour steady and
quiet: common to fair extra. S2.l092.D.
good TO choice do. $500 $3.50
Wheat-Spot market dun eIt firm; NO.
red. store and elevator, 69hc.; afoat.
ey7sc. options declined itds,c.. rallied &c,
declined a,gl.c.. rallied ts1tsc.,. and closed
steady at hAxc. over yesterday. with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Taylor. Ex-Governor Of Tennes-
sol. promised 90 appear az the Acaa-
November llth. with his brother
'i.r. fer tie benefit Of "A Local Or
.'N...n. yankee Doodle ana Dl,le
'e vehicles that VIII Introduce
popular entertainers 70 the KEN
r..4 public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
A Tencher Elected.

There was meeting OF tie School BoarC
az Bro0kland District yesterday. at Whlch
the salaries o. the teachers were paiu,
~ she Tcrnpkins WAS elected 70 I'll
mo vacancy made by the resignation or
Mies Mary Wilson, who has accepted a
position in Idaho. ---L.-.l.------------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

KICNHOND, Va, OCt0oer =. L9JJ.
Quotations: Wheat. LOngperry, 70HI2c
mixed. 6J(t12c.: shortheIry, 6S672c.; No. =
red, Tic Corn-White. Virginia, 59@pi1c.
No > white, 800: No. > mixed. 3SgSJc.
Oats-NO. . mixed, - l--GZic.; No. 3
mixed y Ia &c; winter seed, 21g29c.
Rye-iJG4lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. October l2.-VIr-
GINA century bonds. G2GG2 l-2, bid; North
ern central, 81. bid. Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern, 90 II, asked: Consolidated
Gas stock. 660GG IA, asked; do. bonds,
G's. IL IL asked do, IS, l09 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13


Fair weather: northelsterly winds.
Weather Conditions: The barometer
has fallen rapidly on the New England
and AiiIdle Atlantic coasts 1t has also
fallen in the Northwest 1t has risen
in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
IN the region north of Montana. An
area OF high pressure covers the coun-
try south OF tho Lake region. and a de-
preston o. considerable energy is CEN
tral near the New Jersey coast
Showers have prevailed on the Atlantic
coast. tho rains hcirs heavy on the
southern, New England, and Middle At
lantic coasts. Fair weather is reported
from all other districts.
1t IS cooler in tie Southern States and
the Ohio Valley and in Montana; it is
warmer from the Lake region westward
over the Dakotas.
Fair ard warmer weather will prevail
IN the central valleys, and cool. fair
weather on the Atlantic coast from New
York southwark TO Florida
Signals ara displayed on Lake Superior,
nj Frankfort. MacH.naw. Escanabia. and
Green hay. and on the Atlantic coast
from the Delaware breakwater to Port
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

opening. Highest. Loves, Closln

Cash qultltlons: FI0ur was INN, Win
holders asking slight advance. Foreign
sacks were sold. No spring wheat.
50 I-2..sJ l-2c.. No. red. Cg462 BE No.
corn, 20 l-4c. No. oats lSc Mess pork.
1851 l-2QSSt0 Lard E.72 IL. short ribs,
s. lolisjl5 Dry sailed meats: shoulders.
S525u$5.37 - Short sides, SJ.754S5. wins
kev II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, ENG, October l2.-Bar silver,
81 3-SI.
> :. M-Paris advices quote per cent
rentes az lO)f., 65c.. for the account.