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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING UoTArfoNs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To.
bacco Exchsnge--intcrnsi Revenue
Coliccfions-Torcign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. oct. 3i.--The local stock
market presented a firmer front to-day.
and this. too. IN face OF important de-
eunes IN British consols and French
Ientcs, and a further decline In kaihrs.
The hedvncsS OF the foreign markets
was attributed 10 fears OF serious trouble
IN the last, on account Of the Armenian
disturbances. Our markets rcccdcd Irac-
tonally at the opening. but coon there
amer a moderate demand set an and car
g!ed prices up anywhere from a 10 ~
per cent In the recovery The INDUS
tnsls, the Changers, souihwestcrns,
and Southern Railway preferred were
most prominent. The principal buying,
however, was for the short account. one
Trm. which has been credited with WORK
ing on me bear side during the pa2t
few weeks. having bought fully 2u.rD
shares OF various stocks on the theory
that q rally is now overdue. a rally
IL Consols near the close assisted the
afternoon rise. London was again a
seller. but on a smaller scale than yes
terday, parting with only. $500 shares.
feoning was much quieter, and the be-
lief Is that liquidation In the stock Is
over Tor the present Manhattan was
hFmer on the announcement that the
companys passenger traffic yesterday
was 1862 greater than for the cor
responding date IA lsai chicago Gas
ranged between 81 ana ~. The amount
Of Fidelity Trust receipts deposited win
the Central Trust Company amount 20
about SlNOOOuD Near the close foreign
houses cas-e in the market as sellers 81
Louisville and Nashville, and' the STOCK
dropped - 20 5i1, closing az The lowest
point Tho general list ran of ltn~ per
cent, in sympathy. TODicco' however,
declined s., per cent Net changes hho"
losses OF iSNiN pei cent. outside OF sugar
Missouri Pacinc. General Electric ran
sas and Texas prcterrcd, Tennessee coai
and Iron. which gained * 20 q per cent,
and General Electric, which improved
tx per cent. In the inactive stocks.
Michigan Peninsula Car Company luinpcl
a, 10 GyA. Total sales Were 2ihun
shares. including 34,GOp Sugar, &.NJ -.
Paul 2p4OO Burlington, l2.1W feaons'
and IL 80 Louisville and NASHVILLE
Bonds were higher Sales were 81 800 .a".
Treasury balances. Coin, SsS,S'i,tSS,
currency, 500 i3O,i4Z 900, 800.
Money on cau quiet at 2n2ia per cent,
last loan at ? per cent, ana Closing OF
fered at per cent. prime lneicaIlie
paper 5iaMG per cent. Bar SILVER. p't;
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business I'm bankers bills az lsp4alN,f.
Tor sixty days and ISsi2a iSe-i Tor de-
mand. posted rates. 4NShH4N3l2' COM
mercial bills. Gi4niSIi2. Govcfnheht
bonds firm. state bonds dun Railroad
bonds higher. silver at the board was
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

CHICAGO. ILL. oct. U.-Bears in
wheat had a 1ude awakening dufihS 'ht
last hour of tO-day's session, dlinou.h
previous TO that time their pain was not
sirewn with roses. Yesterdays weakness
had imbued shorts with considerable
courage. owing TO the fact that rain ieii
iu many parts of he winter wheat nelt
last night exhibited an obstinacy thal
ala not agree with the programme. After,
noon reports Of adNices on the i.lNeIIool
curb. owing 20 the war talk had me
eject Of agitatiug the crowd. aud 20 OF
ferings were extremely ligat. ana a snaIp
opened from $3.50 to jsi4c., advanced
to GOc.. and closed at a9'- ablc., ll,c.
higher than yesterday. Oash wheat was
irregular, closing iirm.
Corn was steady 10 firn. as II mas neen
for the past few days. lWt unfortunately
the business was far from being &tINt
or influential. Prices made moderate
gains. for which the strength OF wheat
obtained the credit me wei Wtaln,i
predicted i'm different sections WAS con-
strued as being a hullish factor. or quite
the opposite OF what ~ vas IN wheat
for The reason that receipts were hk,N
10 be retarded thereby. May corn open
ed as 29ilc., advanced 10 u.s. Nncl q
il closed ,c. higher than yesterday. cash
corn WAS teadV TO firm, without 'sseH-
tial change In prices. M.
oats we're quiet and steady That
vas about ali that could DE said Tor
hen. ms there was no business large
ar innp0rtant enough To- be worthy OF
mention. May oats closed is0llc. higher
than Yesterday. Cash oats were steady.
Provisions-rhe hog marke' did not
follow np the Improvement of yesterday
That was the reason OF an easy OPEN
t,.r Of product to-day Subsequently
,here was steadier feeling. influenced
Indirectly by the action of wheat The
range on all articles was narrow. AT
me close January pork was De- hsnef
49,, Yesterday January lard a shade
lower. and January ribs shade .hiShef.
49, InALLur lliuIcs rangcd as lun0Ma.
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INV YORK pRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct 3l.-flour hih anu
in moderate demand; winter Wne@S, ~"
z sil,. Is, DO. patent, s3.5D43I5; Mime
sofa clear. <27lN3.2J, patent. $500 ~
low extras. Sg25a2GD. city mills, s5.s'H
400: do. patent $i2yg ~ Sou'i, III.
-four auiet and firm, common 70 Jar
extra, S2.lON2sD; good 10 oho'ce "o'
Wheat~spot market dull and firm; No.
= red store and elevator, ioi3c., ahoat,
Tta,c OPTIONS we're fairly active ana
iH.Nc. lower. advanced lHllsc., closihs
firm at @.t15sc over yesiefaa! no =
red. January. GSAc.: March. IUi4c.; May,
IW,c.; June. zoe; December, GFtc..
foru-Spot quiet ana steady NO =,
SIC. elevator. 3sc ahoat oPuons were
moderately active and firm on local cover
inc and reports Of lighter crop move
mcnt. closing az i-qigc. advance -iay,
December. and November most aC'ift'
November. $3.50: December 3'"sc, May,
Oafs-spot active and hrmor.. Options
more active al HnisC. higher, November,
23l.c.: December. 2tsc.. May, <",sc.' 10
. white October, 2isc. NoVeinpper' &c.
Spot prices No. 2, &c no. . "hi'o' -'c'
Wood rull domestic fleece, l2p22c.;
pulled, laN,4e. e,, on ,na.
10 oo. extra mess. S1SHS.D. beef mans
steady at $500. tierccd beer straaN anu
ann. citv extra. India mess, Sl1rVd ~;
cut meats duh. picked beiHts, 49,
shoulders SGOD06.25; hams SS''a'''"'
middles nominal ....
lard quiet and finn; western steam.
81 I'M. city. s55595D. Refined qulet
Continent. sG3j: South American, 80 iV'
compound, St5M4 SIR .oo
Pork dun and steady. mess S''''1
Buiter I'm moderate demand ana steady
6fate dairy. l202l W., 90, creamery
20G23c.i western dairy l0Ql5c.' Elsins'
Eggs quiet and barely steady. state
and PENNSYLVANIA, 2O422c.; western
Taiiow onicf and steady; city. &c
country. iha4Nc. ..-.,... MI.
cotton seed oil dull and steady crude
24c.; yellow prime. us pid ana sc
asked: do off grades. 2Gi2N2psc.
Rosin firm good strained common 10
Turpcntine steady and quiet at 2s'.a
Rice steady: domestic, fair TO extra
81 nGc. Japan. 3iS03hc.
Peanuts quiet ,o ..,..,
lower. December Sliea; January Sit'rgy
March. S1l5O; April, SllSp. May, - 80
spot rio steady and duh; No Z, Sl'.o2l.
Sugar--Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
filming. 3n31.c Refined quiet and steady
on A. I 3-1GG4alc.; standard 4. as;
cuf-loaf and crushed, Jhc.; grannlalcn
Trefehts 70 Liverpool-Room scarce
cotton quiet: grain firm; cotton, 10y
steamer. 1-Gid.. grain, by steamer De'
cember, 3ild.
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TO BE MADE A CARDINAL
vcu strOLLI NOTIFIED OFFfCAL-
LY or MS INITIATION.
Tho siretta Will be Brought From Rome
by One OF the Noble """rd-io DO
Conferred nv Monsignor sbsretii.

WASHINGTON. oct. a.-The reports
that Monsignor Satolli. Apostolic Delegate
10 the United states, was to receive ad-
ditional honor at the hands OF Pope Leo
Kill. we're verified at the Legation To-
day. when Or. Rocker. the Delegate
secretary. officially announced that Mon
signor satoni would be created a car
d,nal at the consistory 10 be held IN
Rome about the middle OF November.
Tha date Of the conyocation has not
vet been promulgated. but Monslgnor Sa-
TOLL will not 20 to Rome for the purpose
of being invested with the insignia OF
his new office. Cardinal Gibbons VIII
act FOR the Pope. and Monsignor sbar-
retti. auditor Of the papaI Delegation,
vii, act as Papal Delegate on the occa-
sion. The biretta viii be brought from
Rome biz a member OF the Noble Guard,
and delivered 10 Nonsgnor Suarrettl,
who will consign ii 10 Cardinal Gibbons
AT the tine OF the ceremony. The mes
senger carrying the birctta viii ieaNe
Rome the day after the consistory shall
be adjourned, and the ceremony Of con-
ferrine IL upon the new cardinal VIII
be held probably carly In December, at
Baltimore.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. g.. oct. 3l.-kosih
firm: strained. 81 20. good strained, SD
Spirits OF turpentine nrin' H'ac"'"''
2jlic.; irregular. 2l8fc
Tar steady az Slfo. go. .o.,
So: virgin. Sl.D. -, .r..,
CHARLESTON. s. O., oct. IL rp'"-
tine firm Al 25i.c.. receipts, oi casks., 90.
Rosln-Good strained firm at SLEW Low
receipts. g2G barrels. .-,-,.. -,
turpentine opened AT 25t-c. and ciosen NJ
25lfc.. with sales OF 30 casks; receipts
liH2 casks.
Rosin quiet for rales and others urn
sales. 1000 barrels Quotations: \: y,
ana 6. S12u: d. II -. r. Sl.35; y, 81 go
G. sl.i5. II. $50; I. 10; K, nso; NJ
s2ls: n. s2Go; window glass, Fi.";' water
white S3.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

ST. LOUIS, MO, oct. 3l.-Flour firm
and unchanged
Wheat higher; October. 197.c.: Deem
Der. 0iisa6ii.c May. GJssoG5aic
Corn higher October &c Decemper'
2plc: May, 2G4c
Oats higher October, 17hc.; December
ii5Sc: May. HFsc. ....,,,
Iard-Prime steam. $40. choice 500
Racou-Shoulders $500. longs, rJl2i2'
short ribs. S5.2j; short clear. So.1tl:. ,.,,
Dry Sailed Meats ShOuldefs' 500 p
ribs. 81 ~. clear. Si.W.
IIirh Mincs steady AZ 81 -.
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H., lanes Barbour's Funeral.

cIuPEPEI, VA. Oct. n.-.opeo's
Through drenching rain, that came
nour,ny down I'm torrents all day 'ons.
The mourning relatives and loving i,ienus
~ the late Hon. James Barbour toiowv
tnc bier from Glover Hiil. the Sounuy
home OF the deceased. 10 ths -,
Cemetery. at this place, a nlssa" 40.
a.,rr,a this afternoon at /. o'clock. inc
sure,a, services were previously conduct
"a a, clover hin by DR.. G, F. James,
90 Danyille. am intimate friend OF the
deceased. assisted by Revs. fhomas =
Brown and +. W. Winfrey. ~
The pall-besrers were Messrs: ~ A.
crav. Harvey Mcveigh. g. II. w. Name.
InSgo Daniel A. Grismley. {. Jones
Rlxey. and 7. Henderson Brown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
solD TnE sTotE no Buy CANDY
An Incorrigibie Twelve Year-oid Boys
Remarkable Prank.

ELIZABETH. oct o1.-Constant Daru-
chetu. twelve years old. OF Linden was
committed TO the Union county jail on
charge Of larceny preferrsd 10y ms mo'h-
err The boy is said 70 be iucorr gible.
He has frequently stolen money from his
moti.tr. and IL Is alleged that one day
last week he -obbed the Linden post-oflco
or a small amount in stamps.
Tuesday his mother left him In charge
Of the house, while she visited neishDor.
During her absence Constant raked the
fire from the kitchen stove and sold the
stove TO junk man for seventy-hVe
cents. lie spent the money for candy, ana
then ran away. fearing his mother 5
anger A constable found him TINS
morning hiding IA the woods hair mile
from the village. The boy viii be sent to
the reform school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

WASFUNGV0N. H. G.. oct. 3i.-The
grand Jury az the District this after
noon returned am indictment az iinst MISS
Elizabeth Flagler. daughter Of General
-. n. Flaglcr. chief or Ordnance OF the
Army. She is charged with m inslaughter
i'm lie shOfing of Ernest Green. young
colored boy last August. while he was
picking up pear from under tree IN
the ward surrounding the FlaSler resi-
dence Miss Fiagser Is now under nan
ip Tho sum OF $1,000. based upon the
proceeding before the cOrOners jury. NO
process will be necessary. the District
attorney states. 20 secure her presence
Inn court 10 plead 10 the indictment, and
until dav Il fixed for the trial no pro-
ceedings will occur IN the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

CINCINNATI. o.. oct Si.-fiour fairy
active. winter patent, S3.3jn3D' spring
patent. Si55u3.10. c-,,,
Wheat quiet No. red tracy '''-'
corn steadys white. track, ENC. 49,
oats quiet and steady; No = Whl'e'
track. 25i5c.. No mixed, -0'4c.
Pork steady: mess, $50. 80,
Lard nrmer. steam leaf, Sb.@o' ketuo'
sBas. 49,.
Bacon firm. loose shoulders. S1.25. short
ribs $500: short clear sides, S'.S',2.,
boxed meats i4c. more.
Dry sailed meats firmer. loose snoul-
dors Si.ln. short ribs, >Lf5' snort clear,
$500: boxed meats ,c. more.
Whisky stnadV NJ VIZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

a rice-miU at New orleans: 800 90
water-works company AZ Aisiers' a ~. 90, q
sugar refinery at Abbevilie. La. xn.uu
company organized TO erect tapnefy IN
North Carolina. a clothing factory Al
ClarkeviIie. Tenn; q twenty -hve-,oh COT -
tonsocd -0il mill at LuIing, Tex; q s'VVJ,
company organized 10 operate bringe snn
iron construction works at Roanoke. Va.
n wood working plant at Fredericksburg;
Va. and new iron ore mines at several
points i'm Southwest Virginia
'rhe railroad business and bank clear
inrs through the South continue TO In
crease. showing steady expansion IN
the volume OF trade. while the general
outlook promises "A continuation OF the
improvement now in progress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

ANDERSON. DIED. at the residence
If his parents. 4pl east Franklin street,
ortnber 10Th at o'clock 4. NJ. JAMLS
tIhpt,fR. IR son OF James n. and
marv Tomlin Anderson: aged six months.
Funeral THIS friday) MORNING from
above residence, al II o'clock. FRIENDS
and acquaintance Invited 10 attend.
MII.LER.--Died. at the residence OF
NOV uarents. 80 east Broad. at 100 a.
If October 3lst. AGNES IDN. youngest
az Charles r. and Matilda Miller; aged
seven years and SIX months.
Funeral from Evangelical Lutheran
bethlehem church FRIDAY AZ . = Va.
Friends and acquaintances invited TO
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, oct oct
and fnr higher; common 10 extra tteess,
81 so5r525: stockers and feeders, 800
q 70. cows and bulls. si25n3GS. Texans,
$. 7pli3s0: western rangers, $50 ~" a.,
o.riy and casv Later. heavy packing ana
Stripping lots. 81 teH3.1o; common, 20 ~
choice. $40: choice assorted, s,''''e'''''
light. S,.30a3.7o; pigs, >2Td5w. %
Sheep Receip.s. 1000; iniei,'n 10
choice II -nlf3 10. lambs. st.'Nhf Nv.
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General Walker Speaks.

ROANOKE. VA Oct. si.-spee'a,,- -
,rbs bonest-eIections party held a plx
meeting at the opera-house tonight. a.
which General James Al Walker Wa
the chief speaker. lie confined hI"ssa
almost exclusively to an attack on W.
Walton election law. and abuse OF '"'
Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Rank Robbers tx, told and Leave Silver

McGREGOR. TEN, oct. 3i.-The First
National Bank was robbed early yester-
day morning. The thieves pried open TIE
front door The vault was opened by
the combination. The large steel safe
was attacked with dynamite. and blown
open. The amount Of booty secured IS
$4,000 in gold and paper, the silver beng
untouched Mutllated coins were scat
tered about the floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
..oTrnN NARKE Ts.

NEw YORK. oct 3l;-Co,ton quiet;
uiidling gulf 9h; middling. 3: net, re-,
ceipts, 500 bales: gross receipts. s To-
seorwsr6ed 22s bales sales, 800 bales.
al spinners; stock. i!2.ivd bales ie. s Is.
a." closed nrm. sales. 339 100 bales
November. SIC; December, ~; oS San Aari,
3 N. Nav. 900: June, 800; july, " -.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2doi5 bales:
..norts 10 Great Britain. JEDI paiesi
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acter. The general tone or the market
continues hFn. the course OF inc cotton
market this week having been In favor
M the sellers In the woollen and No.-
esej departments collections are COM
nlained OF and the rccurrent failures OF
cloak houses Is source of some uh-
auiefttde
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

s.ur AR or THE ROSES" BAZAAR,
" tor the benefit OF the virginia rome
for Incurables. 10 be heId al the hesi-
mental Armory commencing
NOV EMBER ara,
and continuing until Saturday night,
November 10Th. General admission. ~
cents Season tickets, ~ cents Meals
served from II o'clock NJ. unti IL i o.
p. NJ. oe-'e
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. H. 1~'ld.
Offerings at auction on Change FOR the
month ending to-day, 2ll packages or
sun-cured tobaccos; highest price Tor the
month SIS
Private sales reported 10 tho secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. ] hogshead. filters. - leaf
dark, ~ scrap dark. J. Frotal 40
hOgsheads
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
month ending to-day; wrappers. 30 nots-
heads; filters. JSH; cutters, 1913; smoker
il2: scrap (briehU. GG scrap DARK, ~;
leaf dark. "a: sun-cured, IL hurieys'
"a: stems. 70: western. a. lugs dark.
7Wf. primings. 10. Jugs tnurieyl. ~ 4'di
(red) .. Total, 2.9il hogsheads To-.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day .
Inspections Bright, - hogshf aus fe-
ns1ections-Brleht. - hogshoads.
The several tobacco warehouses reported
to-day. Receipts. Z packages; deliveries
Rr ndNf for the month ending to-day: Re
ccipts 79i packages; deliveries, lo''
Exccss Of the deliveries over the. re-
ceipts for the month ending To-Day l"''
Tnited states Internal revenue oollec-
lions on tObaccOs for the city oi hith-
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cisaIrt,
Si.jlG23; plug tobaccos. sl'S'5--'. Io'ai'
And for the month ending today
cigars ana cigarettes. S1g.3Gj.I1. plug
tobaccos. a.3g11l. Total. S1i2.v5.G2.
ar r. IT, Mcclure. Of IaNenpoil 8
varehouse returned from North Carolina
today with several Of the r1ost prom,
nont tobacco planters OF Ia tern Norlh
Carolina. among them CAPTAIN lanes
II Exum. OF Nash county. y. g.: !onn
II pope. and W. b. Walker OF halifax
county. y. g. There VII he ,l laase
bright break at DavenporIs ware house
tomorrow Friday. NoNenher l. l0'''l'
10 which attention of buyers is respec-
fuuv called. some fine bright wrappers
viii be offered.
Nrssrs. Suhlett & Cary. general com
,niesion merchants. 40 ll5 south Twelfth
greet. Richmond. Va. make the ioilo"-
ing comments for the week on topacc9,
park TObaccCs Receipts continue lgh,
sales small during tho week on Nhr ,'a
and good working medium an snort ieai
meets with ready sale rather more IN.
ni,irv for lngs Sun-Curcd- Receipts and
offarinrs continue very light nttie OF
,,n,bing doing Brichts-Un changei
steady AT quotations -.
And quote the following prices current
Sun-C Cured TObacco-Lugs. - 10 20
short leaf. - 90 $40. long lear. $40 10 SD
wrappers. SIS 10 50. o.
FRIGHT Tobaccos. smokers Common >
10 So. medium 81 10 $50; me. ~ u
ali Cutters Common. Sll 10 .l5, me
dium SO 10 SIS: dne. S22Jo to so. fancy
81 "a to 500 Fillers- Common. $50 q
q. medium. $50 TO $50. good. ~ u
=. nnc. $40 to SD. Wrappers Cominon
$50 10 Sf5: medium. Sl1 10 so, good -.
~ S90. fine. So 10 so; fancy. SO 20 $50
Wrappors. Mahogany Common; 81 u
e.. medium. 500 TO S22 good, 50 u
so 20. fnc SO to so; fancy, 50 70 80
DARK T0baccos- Lugs. 50 TO SD shor
Loaf $40 10 500. long leaf, 80 70 -
selections. $40 10 SO. ,1,,-,.I,,.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. oct 81, 1870.

Ouotations Wheat-Longberry zoe. 10
rsr.. mixed sc. 10 DC, shortberry, Csc.
IN 7gc. No , red. re 10 13c.
sorn-N hlte. Nlrsnla. S>c-. NO. wnitc.
.-i.r.. No mixed. Sji2c
o.fs-No. > mixed. DC 10 2Snc. No.
q mixed. PC. 10 22ikc.; winter seed, &c.
Rye-iJc. TO a9c.
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nAlTINIOREe

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 5i.-Flour
Wheat quiet: No. red spot aud oc-
tober. Cg4Q0g3c.; November -c6lz9U5-sc;,
steamer 10 , red 62i .G62i. &C.; southern.
hy sample. CGi4QG7isc.i TO-, on srade,
D ' Corn firm: mixed spot. sIIsgasc.; be
iober. 31Mu8sc.. November. Jt,q;5c.,
year. 33i .nll5Ac.. January. 3j?spdd,~c.,
February. ..3Jf.ic.; southern white, o4i2
aS7c.. do. yellow. 3ii@a56i9c.
oats quiet and easy Nc. white. vest
ern. 24isc; No. . mixed western, nc.
BID. 800
and f~u-aic. for western
Hav firm at Sl5.ynlGp.
Grain freights steady; steamer 10
liverpool. 2.Q3d., November. Cork for
orders. IS 4i4d.. November.
Other articles unchanged.
RondS-Nirginia Century. 62nGE4; Bal
,imore and Ohio. 69H bid. Northern Cen
raj 40 bid. Baltimore and ohio South
,,rstern nrsts. u2ull5; do. income. \ -
II bid; Consolidated Gas stock, tF4 90.
bonds. Cs. ti6hQii7; do. IS. 1O'Nios'..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

.xnrpsoN-HARLOw.- Married, oc-
+o,er SIN. IA Louisa county, by Rev.
Rf,eryusSN 70 Miss BLANCH T.. HAIR
nW
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour
wheat sTsGGDc.: No. 2 red. 5Fsc.; No.
, corn. 50tc; 30. , oats, lsAc; mess
nork t,l04s.12lg. lard. s5.57iAp5O0;
s6or; rib sides. Si4Jpi.5o; dry sailed
shoulders. Si.Iwli. N'2i snort clear siaes,
81 1-1li ~. whisky. Sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
BONDS
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ARRIVED.

steamship Chatham. Johnson. row
dence via Norfolk and Newport news
rasstngcrs and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond, clover. Nc"
York. passengers and general cargo. 800.
steamship William Lawrence 1etels'
baltimore. passengers and general carso'
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. baltimore
messengers and general cargo. .,--,,---
steamship Elm city, Marshan. N"'A-'
ton, passengers and general caI6V'
SAILED.
steamship Chatham, Johnson, h"''''
etca,rshin William Lawrence, Peters
pro,idence via Norfolk. passengers nha
general cargo ,.,.,..r ~ou
steamship Richmond. oioNeI, ~"
York. passengers ana sseMs.,,.aill p,>,,uore
Steamship Charlotte Nlchle' D"''''"o' -
passengers and general cargo. vor,or
Steamship Elm city, MaishaH. Nalher-
ton ~asaengers and general cargo.