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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

CHICAGO ILL, Nov. 9.-It having
been learned that the decline in English
COnsols and the weakness IN French
Rentes was due, not 10 political trouble,
but TO an unsettled financial situation
in Europe the wheat market to-day
naturally displayed weakness, as against
the strength Of yesterday. The activity
was mainly local, with an occasloiai
order from New ork or the Northwest
Private holders and scalpers were Inc
only active people IN the market. rus
were good at the close, and the fortunate
possesser OF those options had abuncaht
opportunity throughout the session 20
recover the money invested. me rus
sian crop estimate of 24OVpO,0lO bushels
had no perceptible influence on prices.
The Modern Miller. OF 81 LOUIS, vas as
wheat. reporting favorable conditions
consequent upon the coplous rams ol
the past few days. tstiinates OF NY
increase that Will hes hOwn IN Inc Nlsi-
bic supply. ranged from 10000 bushels
TO 100000 bushels. but they were mere
~ guesses December wheat opened
from 5Siac. 10 - sn5sasc., sold between
hs5.c and 5Sisc., closing al a>l4uosssc.,
l.c. under yesterday. tdsh wheat "aS
weak and lic. lower.
Corn-Ihe firmness which mas been a
Characteristic OF the corn market ioI
several days past was absent from that
,r.ain To-day N was substituted BY an
easier feeling, with the basis OF weakness
10 be found IN wheat. Trade was -
dull aS II could ht. ana sun ittailH ~
semhlance OF a market. The hair holi-
dav probably helped TO curtail business,
huf aside from that the indifference o.
onerators was quite conspicuous. The
81 Iouis Modern Miller reported crop
returns as more favorable man speei.
Nav corn opened at 2Si4c, declined 10
ooi, Q2as.c. closing at SNsc., shade
lower than yesterday. Cash corn was
Oafs-Sellers reported difficulty in OBJ
tanning Yesterdays prices, ana conces-
sious averaging A.. had 10 De mace 10
eject sales. An elevator concern ap-
reared 10 have the monopoly OF TINS
marker inasmuch as their trader was
making an the bids and oneIs Wlthout
succeeding in transacting much business.
irhe range of this market was confned
within the modest limits Of l-l6c.. whic's
GA itself tells the tale Of inactivity In
Sympathy with wheat and corn, the tone
was an easy one. May oats closed q
shade under yesterday. loss or "a
&c was noted in cash values.
-provisions-In the FIRST rev minutes OF
the session the sum total OF the trade
g. p~oduct was one transaction IN pork
Irrom that time until the close not owe.
dozen orders were executed. although
=, tho close the offerings became rather
Sree hut The demand remained light.
weak feeling predominated from start
Ia finish. and at the close January pork
had declined i2isc. from Yesterday Jaiu-
- lard and ribs each 2i20oc. bomes-
- markets were quiet and easy.
a. - t,..s,,c. flftlrfS ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet:
middliBg gulf, 9: middiing uplands. So;
gross receipts, 5yl9 bales forwarded.
l,yl4 bales, sales. l9J bales. all spinners;
stock, lSj5lO bales. Futures closed
steady sales. 1880 bales; November.
S.39. December. Sal. January, s47: Feb
ruary, So. March. S.56. April. SEQ; May.
SIS. June. 500; July, s.72; August. s.74;
october. $40
Total to-day and so far this week-Net
receipts. Y.9l3 bales exports to Great
Britain, 1909 bales. France. 124Sl bales,
Continent. so bales, stock. ap5 715 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
! .S22 5i4 bales exports 20 Great Britain,
442 2fO bales; France, 1868 bales. Con-
tinent. 3Si. 1873 bales
The total visible supply Of cotton for
the world is 1852 lGj bales. Of which
1901 SGj bales are American against
3,55S. 226 bales and S.2D7. G26 bales. respec-
lively last year. receipts OF cotton THIS
week a. all interior towns. ls2, 7s2 bales;
bales; crop IL sight. 1921 bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. Cotton
futures quiet, sales. 400 bales; No
vember, sos. December. SOS. January,
sl2; FFfebruaryl 5 IS; March So April
LIVERPOOL. Nov. also +. NJ
Cotton Spot demand moderate and prices
u lower; American middling. fair. . 90:
good middling. 4 1882; miadling, DO;
low middlng. ~; good ordinary AZ, or
binary. 3-16: sales. 5000 bales: Ameri-
can. 1000 bales; speculation and export.
500 bales: receipts. $500 bales an Amer
lean. Futures easy and demand good al
the decline: November. 4 32-6i: Novem-
Der and December 4 32-6i. December
and January. 4 33-Gfd4 32-G4, January
and February, 4 34-6fqt 5l,a; February
4 35-64Q4 34-94: April and May. 4 1864:
May and June. 4 3S-GiN4 37-6i; July and
August, 4 4O-G4. Futures quiet but steady.
+. M.-American middling; w..
and December. Si-eiG4 92-ei buyers;
December and January, 4 $1,000 32-Gi.
sellers: January and February. 4 32-G4.
sellers: February and March. 22-a.
sellers March and April. 34-64. sellers;
April and May, 35-G4 sellers; May ana
June, 1864. buyers June and July,
4 37-64. buyers July and August 4 3S-6i.
buyers; August and September 3I-Vi,
hllvers Entnres closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

To-day is the Feast OF the Patronage
OF - Blessed Virgin.
Meetings OF the st. Benedictus Society
will occur on the third Monday or every
month hereafter.
Arrangements for faission at St
Mary's church in December are now IN
progress. The mission will be conduct
ed by the fathers OF the Benedictine
Abbey Of Belmont. y. G.
The Cathedraticum VIII be taken up
to-day at all the churches. This IS an
annual collection for the Bishop. 1t
Is but a small return that Is asked to
assist the Bishop In his labOrs IN a COM
parativoly poor diocese. me wants OF
many are numerous, and must be sup
Piled and those who are more bountl-
fully supplied must help the needy.
At a regular meeting OF 81. Patricks
Beneficial and Social Society. held at
their hall on Wednesday evening. tho
following gentlemen were elected OF
ficers OF the society:
Spiritual Director, Rev. L. j. Dona-
hoe President. Il. G. Martin. Jr.. vice
President, T. J. Sheehy; Financial Sec
rotary, j. y. Sledd, Recording secretary,
g. II. Paraser; Treasurer. Robert }.
Marks; Sergeant at Arms. J. r.. Barker;
Executive Committee-John J. Blake, r.
j. Parater, Jr.; j. G.. Roach; Library
II
podonico, A Bucker: Room Committee
Ed. O'Keefe, Charles Theimer, James
Aiunphy. Francis CampOdonico. John j.
Brophy. y. l.. Smith Thomas Doherty;
Literary Commttee-R. j. Marks, n. }.
Parater Jr., Thomas shea; Press Com
mlttee-T. j. sheehy, j. g. Martin. Jr.,
j. j. Blake. John J. Campodonioo, f.
Parater. Jr.
The society meets every wednesday
evening al their hall, Twenty-sxth ana
Grace streets. The regular ban ana sup
per will be given on wednesday. Novem-
her z7th. at Corcoran Hail. 10 their lady
friends. and a good time is expected
No ono but the members and their lady
friends arc invited.
81. Marys Beneficial and Social Union
Will 60 to communion next Sunday IN
a body. This Is the annual communion
OF this society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTA TfONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
oacco txchange-internalK Revenue
Coilections-forcigp Ad,ices.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Stocka opened
oepress'I Oh further liquidation for fer
tiSn account and lower cables from Lon
con. The situation abroad does not i'm
prove, ana the Indications point 20 fall
nfts OF stock firms In London and Paris
owing 10 the heavy shrinkagc la kailrs
ana other securities there The early
1,cnhc in prices here was equal 10 ~
~ per cent, Lake Shore ana Louisville
ana Nashville being particularly weak
iiolhc operators. however. were not dis
mayed BY the doicful news from abroad.
anu mere was buying TO cover short
soui dt'S iSht through the list. An
Improvement Of i4stl~, per cent. followed.
~ ms rise Sugar. Tobacco. Tennessee
Soal ana Iron. the Changers. Leather
p4'ttdito, Northern Pacific preferred.
aha Reading We're all prominent. Sugar
avSe 70 ivV't Jersey Central 10 lpJs>.
tobacco 10 ~. Chicago Gas to GJ.s. Rock
1sidi1 70 80 Leather preferred to t>4,
o 80 aul 10 ~, Northern Pacific pre-
Heading 10 l2iS Near the close the
ilsinb tendency was checked by reports
thtt ARRANGEMENTS had been made 20
shlp Sl,vNWn gold by Wednesdays Eu-
Siei1ea 70 = per cent. OUTSIDE OF
SUGAR and Leather preferred. which Fell
per cent. each In the inactive issues
canadian Pacific brought 33h. against
yb's tho last previously reported sale.
speculation closed rather weak IN tone.
net changes showing losses Of itfflA peg
cent 81 Paul. Western Union. Ten
nrssee Coal and Iron. and Leather pre-
icrIft. however. gained i4u1s per cent
on the day. Bonds were lower. The
transa ctions footed up ST33.0 900. The
Bales Of listed stocks aggregated 105,2Gt
shares and OF unlisted stocks 26.56S
shares
Money on call iiiM2 per cent; primo
mercantile paper. DuJia per cent Sterling
exchange strong. with actual business
81 bankers bills at 4s7& ass for sixty
n q. u nd .Uf .sN
rates. 4SSi5G $40. commercial bills 4SG& =
4S7i2 Bar silver. 67x Government
bonds steady State bonds dull. Rail-
rOad bonds lower. Silver at the board
was dun
Treasury Balances: Coin. SIS. 21o. 446.
currency. N7 .0s3.5S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 9.-Flour firm
winter patent. sS.30gS 60; spring patent,
50 SoI3I5
Wheat steady: No. red, track. Goa
66i.c.
IN quiet and unchanged
oats firm; No. 2 mixed. 2oc.; NO; .
mixed. 19c.: No , mixed. track. Die;
No. . white. pc. sample white, 2ii3c
rejected mike track. INC.
Pork steady; mess. SS75; clear mess
Stops; family, Slo25. .
leaf. s612l5: kettle lard, $G-l2la; prime
steam sales. S5.4Jnj.lo
Bacon firm and IN moderate demand
loose shoulders. S5.2J: loose short rms.
s5.25; short clear sides. 500; boxed meats
&c. more. IT.. -.
Dry sailed meats firm and quiet; loose
shoulders. $3.50; short ribs, $40; snort
clears. $500. boxed meats &c. more
Whisky quiet at Sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The course OF the
dry goods maj et has been monotonousiy
dul this week in most departments OF
both cotton ana woollen goods Buyers
have been In limited attendance IRON
day - day. and spot business restricted,
v lille the mail orders for staples and
purely seasonable lines have ruled light.
'ro-days business has proved no eAcep-
ton TO the general features. Inc sus-
tanned strength OF the market is probably
much II ere OF surprise 10 buyers than
the prevailing inactivity TO sellers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
To Present the MikadO

All OF the colored society folk OF Rich
moad are looking forward with great In
tercst TO performances or the opera or
1.-The Mikado." by Mr.. ". 5. Gilbert and
Sir Arthur Sullivan. 10 be given by COT
ored amateurs on tomorrow and Tues
day nights. The colorcd Young Mems
Christian Association Is expected 10 be
benefited by these operatic OCCASIONS
and the True Reformers' Hall. on north
Third street " the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov 9.-Flour quiet
and unchanged
Wheat lower. November. 513sc.; Decem-
Der, J>1sn5S4c.. May, Gjl1c.
Corn lower: November 2lsc.: Decem-
Der. 24iac: May. 2Gld2GNc.
oats steady: November. lsc.; Decem-
Der 1T7SQ17tc May, 2l9sc.
FORK Standard mess, $500 .62i2.
Lard-Prime steam. $40; choice, $50.
Bacon Shoulders. S323; longs, S5.l2A,
clear ribs. S5.2J. short clear S58li3.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOulders. $50,
ribs. 81. 81; clear. Si9j.
High wines steady at Sl.22.
Bagging- Jobbing. n. pounds, 4Ac.; ?
pounds. &c. p. pounds. 0lbc.
Iron ties. 15c.
Hemp Irvine, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Boiling. Bucnlngham County

Boiling, Buckingham County. Va.
nov. ., 1870.
TO the honest voters Of Appomattox,
buckingham, and Fluvanna counties;
Thanking those Of you. my fellow
citizens. who horore1 me with your. support
on the 5th OF November, and reminding
you all that my canvass was for the
maintenance or law and order among our
people, I beg you TO furnish me all evil
dence you have OF bribery or fraud, in
GLIDING alternating names and put
ting "sham candidates" on official bal
lots, IN the three counties, at the cleo
ton for senator. 1 oesire 20 present
memorial Of these things 10 the state
Senate.
Yours truly, k. T. HUBBARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Franklin Moore.

There was a very pretty wedding
Thursday night at the Bishops residence,
corner Eighth and Grace streets, the
contracting, parties being Mr.. Richard
W Franklin and Miss Lillian VI. Moore.
The bride was very becomingly attired In
a, gown OF brown ladies' CLOTH and car
ried a bouquet OF brides roses.
Rev. Father Cutler performed the cere-
mony and the ushers were Messrs. WI
liam Wilkinson (oest NAM and Tom.
Drummond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
NcGiIl Catholic Union.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Union next Monday evening promises TO
be a most interesting one. The pro-
gramme for the occasion Is gotten up
by Captain Frank Cunningham. and the
lady friends Of the members OF the union
being invited. there viii no doubt be a
large attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
prnneriN Transfers.

Richmond: q. l.. Dickinson and wife
to l. Davenport. Jr.. 10 feet on Ran
dolph street, northeast corner Chaffin,
sl050o
Charles Early and wife 10 Margaret ID.
Pace. p IL feet on south side Franklin
street. between Eighth and Ninth, 5000.
Henry KnOlles executrix TO Henry
Knolle, 80 feet on Broad street, northeast
corner Giimer, 800.
Margaret D. Pace 10 Charles Early,
is feet on south side Marshall street, be-
tween Graham and Hancock, y2,5OO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

60 where you will. you1l md no such
stock az we show We venture 10 say
we are showing more Plaid Dress Goods
than any two stores on Broad street.
more than nfty STYLES from TO BE;
more than seventy styles from ~ 10 Soc
All-Woos English Mixtures IN Checks
and Diaeouals. SO inches wide. DC. yard
All-Wool Eoucics at 70. 90 and soc,
six Nclvets IN every conceivable shade
and black. the 81 quality. 69c. yard.
\ special quality Black silk Velvet. iSc.
yard.
Eiderdown Tam o'Shanters. 2sc.
Real Russian Hair-clotn, same as you
pay 90 and 6Sc for. here ac.
Mems Navy Blue Doubled Breasted
Working shirts. 5lc.
Mems Flannelctte Shirts. made with
yoke. 25c each.
Mems County-i<nit Woo'ien Socks. DC.
pair.
Children's Eiicrdown Coats. trimmed
with white Angora FUR. tec. each.
An especially fine line OF Plush Buggy
Robes ranging from Sl.os To $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

BETTY. -Died. at his residence. looS
north Tifth street. November Sth, at SIS
o'clock =. NJ. MI FREDERICK BETTY ,
aged soventy-sevsn years and nine
months.
Funeral VIII take place from 81. James
Episcopal church SUNDAY al i. NJ
Petersburg and Norfolk papers please
copN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, III, NOV. .
Cattle: Receipts, JDO market steady,
common u extra steers, s3vvlf5.oc. stock
trs and feeders, s2.VJa3.sj; COWS and
bulls 81. 2Ju3.JO; calves. S2.JlgJ.>J. Tex
ans. S2oyll3.30; weste IN rangers. S2.-Jg
$50
Hogs-Recelpts, 10000; market steady;
heavy packing and shipping lots. $500
$40; common TO choice mixed, s3.Jca3.1O,
choice assorted. s3.JJq3. IS; light, s3.JOg
3.6j. pigs. sZ.Oen3JO.
Sheep-Rscepts. 300; market steady,
inferior to choice, Sl.JOQ3AJ; lambs,
S30oG4.oo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
A Painters Fall.

&. j. Healy, painter. who lives at No.
1902 west Broad street. fell from build
ing on Lombardy street yesterday morn
ing a distance OF thirty feet and frac-
tured the bones in one OF his legs Dr.
Parker was summoned, and the man was
carried TO his home. After having his
leg set. the doctor left him. He was
resting quietly last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Nov. 9.-Rosin
firm; strained, %; good strained, sl.3O.
Spirits OF turpentihe firm; machine.
2Jhc.; irregular. 24fsc.
Tar quiet at $40.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard. si.i0: soft.
$50, virgin. si.C0.
SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 9.-Spirits OF
turpentine firm at 29lAc.: sales. 3, ,On
casks, receipts 90 casks.
Rosin opened unchanged, with sales
OF 2.21S barrels at unchanged quotations.
and closed firm at yesterdays outside
prices, with sales Of 752 barrels reported,
good demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA. Nov. 9 1s.1

Quotations: Wheat-LOngberry. zoe 10
72c. mixed e9c. 10 &c, shorlberry. csc.
10 re; No. red, re.
COrn-N hite, Virginia. 3sc.; No. 2 white,
SIC. to SHE. No. mixed, sc. to 36szc
Oats--NO. mixed. &c. No. mixed,
pc: winter seed. &c. TO &c
Ryo-4Jc to 49c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
,taly: It's Politics.

Hon. j. l.. NJ. Curry VIII deliver an
address next Tuesday night at Richmond
College. on THE Present Political STA
tus OF Italy" The occasion Is the min
annual meeting OF the College Historical
society. Or. Curry IS thoroughly con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

versant with Italy. both by frequent 90
journ there. and by his residence abroad
as Minister plenipotentiary OF the United
States Government to Spain. The address
Will be in the college chapel at .
o'clock. The public is cordially invited
to hear this unusually interesting topic
discussed by a statesman and scholar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Rye very quiet: No. 2. 43d45c. for near
by and 4Jq3sc. for western.
Hay firm at sl5.OG16.Oc.
Grain freights dull and easy; steamer
to Liverpool. 2su3d., November. Cork
for orders. ls.2d ass .4l2d, November.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Baltimore and Ohio. ji1s bid;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern iirsts,
Iiinll5: Consolidated Gas stock. Cs.g
S,i5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Richmond. Nov. b. 1880.
Dear Mr.. Bryant send you Is sents.
that is the srst money ever made. 1
made 1t two or three years ago.
want you TO send IT to the University TO
help build.
This is the first letter l ever wrote.
Your friend. EAlE GCiuON'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Dr. Hoge will preach at II A. VI. to-
day. and at 4 =. NJ. Will deliver the
fourth lecture I'M the course on The
Certaint!es of Religion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

BLACK and Navy-BIue Irish Friezc Coat.
ripple back. mandolin sleeves, large but
tons; an s. Coat in every respect. nut a
$1,000 purchase brings them 10 you AZ
1898.
A very Rough Black Boucle Coat, mace
silk: we shall sell them at $3.50.
Misses Coat, OF black. blue, and brown
made in newest manner. Nss.
New Crepons for Evening Dresses, IN
solid pink light blue. cream, white. law
ender. black &c quality, 1Jc. yard.
Black Silk-Net Yelling. Sc. yard
Apron Checks. In blue, brown ana
green. Sc. yard.
iI3-yardwide Astrachan. y yard.
Navy-Bluc Cioaking Boucle. ~ yards
wide. $40 yard
Black Boucle Cloaking, IL yards wide,
81 so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Major Hunter Weds

Cards are out announcing the marriage
IN St. Paufs church, Norfolk. Va, on
October 9th, or Major Robert W. Hunter
and Miss Eliza Seldom Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
THE ROSEBUD RALLY.
COMPLETE PROGRAMME or NEXT
SUNDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Exercises VIII BE Beautiful and In
spiripg-Those Who VIII Receive
Tickets to the Rally.

All arrang sments are now complste for
the Rosebud rally AT the Academy of
Music next Sunday. November nth. at
$3.50 O'Clock. The exercises Will be beauti-
full and inspiring. ard doubtless a vast
crowd Will witness them
rhe following is an outline OF the exer-
cises. beautiful-printed copy OF which.
containing also an interesting history of
the work, will be given TO each attend
ant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

l-voluntary-By Centenary Choir.
2-Prayer-By Rev. W. G.. Starr, ID. d.
3-Singng-"The Banner OF tie Cross
(No. ZIG. Gospel Hymns, Nos. and So
4-Address OF VelcCme-By Rev. DR.
John J. Lafferty, Regent OF the Rose
bdIs.
5-Refponse On behalf OF the Confer
ence and visitors)-By Rev. John l.. De-
Shdzo Presiding Elder of Dalville Dis
trict.
-Sinxing--"Lend p Hand (No. 49,
triumphant Songs.)
7-Annual Report OF the General Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
s-Address-By Bisnop Charles b. Gallo
way, y. u.
s-Singing- Faithful Rosebuds are We"
10-Reports from the Rosebud Work in
Mexico-a- Letter from Rev. b. g. Marsh.
President OF the Rosebud School in Mon
terey. b. Letter from Bishop Joseph ).
Kev, giving an account of the dedication
OF Institute Laurens.
Il-Recitatton-By a little girl.
l2-Welcoming the Queen of the Rose
buds-AIiss Rosebud Campbell-By TWEEN
~ little girls.
1s-Dialogue Between Mexican Boy
AMI Rosebud.
4-singine-"sound the Battle Cry"
CNo g. Triumphant Songs.'D
Long-Meter Doxology.
BenedictiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Just received from large Curtain sale
four thousand dollars worth OF Lace Cur
tans. RANGING I'm price from ysc. pair
upwards Some values amongst the lot
10 surprise You. no matter how dig a
bargain you expect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nny. n-Flnur

quiet.
Wheat quiet: No. red spot and No
vernber. G5i1a659sc.: December, 661G6i. G. !:
May. 7Ol4QIVt.c., steamer No. red. 62la
c.3sc.: southern, by sample, 614G5l,c. :
do. on grade. ,SAd65l.c.
Corn firmer. mixed spot and November.
S5a.436c. November, new and old, 3iSsfr
Bic, year, 33sslf341~c.: January, 33.s1l
S3s.c February. 3iG5iisc: steamer mix
ed. 34i. n34isc.; southern white. 3iq37c. !:
do. yellow, 34Q36c.
oats quiet and steady; No. . white.
western. 2S19a24lzc.; No. 2 mixed. west
cru, 23c. bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Only those who hold tickets will be
admitted to the rally. Those 70 whom
tickets will be sent are as follows:
All the members clerical and lay) Of
the Virginia Annual Conference ana their
wives who viii be present at the session
Of that body Delegates 10 The Rosebud
rally and members OF Out-of-town Rose
bud Societies who will be in Richmond
during Conference. All the members Of
the Rosebud Societies Of Richmond and
Manchester.
Tickets viii be distributed to the preach
ers and Conference lay delegates through
the Conference postmaster. Delegates 10
the rally and visitors from out-of-town
Societies will please apply for their tick
cts at the library in the lecture-room Of
Centenary church on Saturday afternoon.
November 10th, between the hours Of 3
and o'clock.
The Presidents OF the Societies Of Rich
mond and Manchester Will distribute tick
cts to their members.
The above plan has been adopted in
order 10 properly seat the RoseDuds and
their guests. and TO prevent oyer-crowd-
Ing.
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