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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FHE CLOSING oUOTdTfON or
MONTY.
Offerings and sales NJ tho Richmond To-
bacco INchangc-internai Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyices.

NEW NOR. November 10.--Thc upward
movement m stocks made a further pro-
grcss to-day in the face Of heavy reailza-
lions hy local professional OPERATORS and
foreign houses London Arms were dis
posed 10 accept pronts M the high-priced
American stocks listed abroad, especially
3. Paul and Louisville and Nashville.
Nut were inclined 10 extend their hncs
in thc stocks selling ia The ncislbornocd
oi ~. The selling referred TO exerted
nttiD muuDuCo ou speculation, Tor the
reason that tle outside demand having
Attaty increased Oh late. Commission
houses Scntlaliy testify To this, auu at
Ni"utc tuc I,awakcnlnB OF interest ln the
STOCKS and bonds 60 industrial revival.
IN a4oilOu, tnc advocates 81 nlbuef
PRICES 4ul scDuIltlra had the announce
mtnt NA Lord Salisbury OF the settlement
OF lAc venezuelan boundary question, %
hifah OF ca tDul 900 tAe posted rates "
s.eiins exchange, TO A. q ts4, anQ d
tuftAci rise OF . cents ia wheat, which
~ O"bnt lhe price Up 10 tilc hish RECORD
Tor inc year s. crop. Dee influence just
noted auuea 90 The bulhsh feeling, ai4
lcO 10 hooo buying oi all tac PROMINENT
assucs- TIC Improvement iu prices ranben
4tom - tD per cent. with tIc gains
Wei distributed. The particularly alfOhb
Bio h. were American spirits. Mamma tta"'
western Union. PACING Mail IocKinh
Valley. Northern Pacific preferred. soutA-
cfn Railway preferred, ana oregon NoFi-
CATION.
American Spirits preferred scored the
greatest saiN. rising 10 -N on 90 iePo.i
lhat certain stockholders lhithut- 40
force the directors through ltsdl means
10 pay dividends. Western Union was
benefited hy vague ruWor 81 "a At"
deal with the Bell Telephone company
and tae Itumno.s Coal shares were iH
demand Ola . belief fIut the representa-
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VHTsKEY TRITMPHS ~ WTNSTON.
Forester Flags a Passenger Train and
Prevents u Wreck.

WINSTON. y. G., Nov. i0.-Spccial.-
After being without licensed saloons for
nearly two months. the Board OF Alder
men lest night voted 20 grant them until
January ist. az the rate Of l.C00 per wear.
Just double tho former price The Board
is cornposed Of fifteen aldermen, but one
Of the dry enters being on. Of the city.
there was a tie vote on the question.
Mayor Cruichfeld cast the deciding vote
IN favor Of the har-rOoms.
Two bar men opened thor saloons to-
day without license. They claim that
they deposited tfeir checks ard made APP
pllcaticn for licenses at the rate OF $500.
and that the price was raised after the
vote on their application was taken. The
cases may get into the courts before they
ara settled. Few bar men viii not take
out license az the 81 900 rate.
Thomas Wilson (cOlored) cut and seri-
ouslv wounded Thomas X. Pepper. to-
baccO " arehouseman. here this afternoon.
Wilson Is a bad negro. and used his knife
to-day without any provocation whatever.
lie is row In jail.
A Miss Forester. OF Wilkes county.
tagged the passenger train down several
miles this side. OF North WilkesbOro last
evening. and thereby prevented what the
conductor thinks would have been sad
wreck 4 horse got caught on trestle.
and could not be gotten OF before the
train arrived. The young lady was the
first 10 discover the helpless animal.
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ALE cnrro.l MALNErs.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. lO.-12:5O i. NJ
COTTON Demand fair. prices ilrm ,
American middnng. 1874 saleS, l- 49,
tales. American. 10000 bales specu.a'i'o'n,,
and export. 800 bales. receipts; "o.o',
bales: American. $1,000 bales ut", g
tpeued steady. demand moderate NoN t"I-
her 1 gl-.,e. November and Dece Inn I
4 27-GI. December and January : -'-" -
4 9,-GiGt gl-G414 23-Gi. February anu
March. 4 24-GfuI 23-64. March ana Api,'
4 o,-cl1,4 2i-Gtn4 2J-Gifii 24-GlHt -"-of'
Ami ana Nav. 4 25-Gi. May ana June
4 9s-Gi04 2j-6lGi 2i-G4; June ana July,
25-Gf. July and August -'-'f' ru'u''9
4u'Vpp MLNovcmber. 4 30-Gl. sellers; No
NJ ana December. 4 2I-Gi. solicrS'
december and January - % scimi o,S.,
January and February. ~, soit, ~;
March and April, : 2i-OA, sellers ApVl'
and MAY. 4 o5-G4. sellers, May anu J ,,'.
4 2s-Gii4 2G-Gi. sellers; june ana - yu ~ =
5g-cf sellers. July and August, Z'-of'
sollcrs Futures closed steuoY .,,o.r.rc>-
NrV YORK. November lO-COI On
Quiet. middling gulf. 7-l0c.' middHns'
Bet receipts. $50 bales; gross. $2tS
holes. exports 10 Great Britain, jus
Iei,e' 10 inc Continent. 1000 bales. ior-
wardcd. lii bales, sales CO. bales' spi"-
ners. ca bales; stock l'p.'-O n ,o 10 ,,,,os.
Totals to-day. Net receipts. 49O-- baies
oNnorfs 10 Great Britain. 22.2li haIeS' 10
rrer-e u 4s6 bales: TO tho Continent
9e -30 bales. 10 the Channel. none s'och'
l $50 cC3 bales -,... ,o- qqq
49,. cvnorfs TO Great Britain. 41.3b'
bales. 10 France. q 20i bales; 10 the Con-
firof 40 OiG bales: TO the Channel none.
Totals since September ist: Net re-.
ceints 2712 500 bales; exports 10 o IT,. ~.
Britain SOS III bales; 70 france, 10 80
haic-. 20 tho Continent. J2o2o9 p'leS' ~
tho Channel. none. -.eoo ,.,o,.
Futures closed easy; sales. 90 500 hales
November. ISL: December. 7.s5' JahuaI n
sos. February sos. March. Sl'a Api"'
so. May. s23 June. e2G; July, 80
Nr1V ORLEANS Nov 10.-COIIoN-
r-,trres steady: sales. 70 100 bales NO
vorhor. 40. December ~ JanuarR,
no: February. us. March, 'op' Api" '
7pl: May. 705. june 7M.
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o-r.w work. PRODUCE MARKET.

Nrv YORK. Nov. lO.-FLOUR-Quiet.
firm. and unchanged; southern hour quiet
WHEAT-spot market fairly active and
seroueer. with options, uneidded REQ, %
u4c. no. l northern. el44o,c. OpuoiS
,,.re acfive and excited. advancing 2fg
3i.c, and closing unsettled ~ - -
ovor Yesterday. No. . red. November
s1ssc.: December sS3sc.; May, s9sc,
COKN-Duu. but hrmeT, No. :, 5lAc'
in elevator. 81 &C., afoat; unsTadeu iniNeu'
2sc.. delivered. options were quiet az
lsu7.c advance, NOvemoer' jl12c'' De-
cember. 32l4c.; May, 3'lsc o-.,o.
OATS-Sp0t quiet and steady. options
frmer and quiet. December, Z412c. May
27i.c.. spot. no. e. 23Ac.; No. white
2Ge.. mixed western, 2-a2Jc:
HAY STEADY. shipping, 55q6Oc.; good
TO choice 7J0s5c.
wOOI-Firm and unchanged.
IEET-Stcady ana quiet. family. SN.1O
Q9OO. extra mess. SG0OqTOO, beef hams
firm at SlJ5O01eOO. ierccd beef nrm,
city extra India mess. 5000 l25O.
CUT MEATS Steady but quiet. picked
bellies. 5i4c.. shoulders, 4hq4i2c.; hams
LARD-Quict but nominal; western
steam. S452lg. city Si.3nl44O; December,
S445. n0minally; refined dull; Continent
$3.50. South America, 500 compound
P0RK-DGn. but stea.y: new mess.
s JON9OO.
BUTTER-1n fair demand and steady;
State dairy. llu1Sc.: do. creamery. l2ieH
lgiac.: western dairy Sdlci &C.. Elgins,
9uc.
EGGS-Firmor: standard Pennsylvania,
2O025c.: icc-house. l6i4QNi2c.; western,
fresh. 2ld23c.; DO. case. S22OHj.50: south
ern. lga22c. lined. l5pl1i3c.
COTTON-SEED oll~Quiet. but firm;
crude 22s. yellow, prime &c.
TIRPENTINE-Easie - 2Sd2Si2c.
ROSIN-Firm; strained, common TO
good S1g2l3
RICE-Firm and unchanged.
NOLASSES-Quiet, steady. and I'M
changed.
PEANUTs-Quiet: fancy handpicked,
3isc.
COFFEE Barely steady. $40 points
down. November. SlO25: March. S9.o5.
May. SQ9l01O1O. September SO 15o ~ 20;
spot Rio dull but steady: No. :, SlO.S'l3.
SI-GAR-Raw Quiet but firm; fair rcfin-
inr. &c.. bid: refined fairly active, firm,
and UNCHANGED.
TREIGHTS TO LlNERPOOI.-Marke
quiet cotton by steam, l Ltd; grain.
10y steam. Ji3l.
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4 QUESTION or TAX COLLECTORS.
All Souls Episcopal Church at Biltmore
DedicaieI-A Repnblican Paper.

Dedica;eI-A Republican Paper.
hsHEVILLE. y. c., Nov. 10-Special.-
The legislature two years ago changed
the mode Of clecting tho tax-collector Of
Buncombe county. and provided that the
officer should be voted FOR M the regular
biennial election, instead Of being elected
by the Board Of County Commissioners.
Tho present Democratic Tax-Collectcr,
]. IT. Weaver, was elected by the County
Commissioners in January, 1895. FOR. as
he claims, a term Of two years. At the
recent election Weaver was beaten by
Thomas j. Reed. Yesterday Mr.. Reed
gave his bond and demanded that the
Board Of County Commissioners turn over
10 him the tax-bcoks for 1896 This they
could not do, as the books had already
gone into the hands Of Mr. Weaver. who
refused 10 turn them over. claiming that
ne is entitled to hold office until June.
1857. The matter viii be litigated. and
in the meantime the taxpayers know not
to whom taxes are 70 be paid
All Souls Episcopal church. erected at
Fillmore and donated 10 the Biltmore
parish by George " Vanderbilt. was on
Sunday last dedicated by the Right Rev.
Joseph Blunt Cheshire. Jr.. Bishop OF
the Diocese OF North Carolina.
Mr. Vanderbilt was absent. being called
North by the death Of his mother. The
services were impressive. and the music
the finest ever heard here.
c. NJ Kenyon has sold the Henderson
vile Times 10 W. T. Robinson. Of Glenn
Fails Ia. and will start n Republican
morning daily In Asheville on January
T. 1897 The paper will be owned by 4
stock company. capitalized at $1,000.
Ransom Moore, a venerable citizen OF
ola Fort Mcdowell county. died last
week. leaving his estate. valued at $40. 900
TO his wife for her life then to the
Romansyille Orphanage.
The mountains TO the cast OF Asheyille
have been covered with snow for two
or three DAYS.
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CHARLES CITY c. H.. VA. Nov. %
Spocial.-The Commissioners OF Election
met here yesterday, and canvassed the
vote Of the county as follows;
Chickahominy District-Bryan. l3s; Nc
Kmley. -, Palmer, /; Lowering, 3, Young
ig7. wise. lN. Whaley, ?; Griffin, ?.
thrown out, %.
TYLER Distr.ct-Bryan. -. Mckinley ~,
Loverinc l. Young. So: Wise. 100. Wha-
ley o.; Griffin. !. thrown out. Is.
Harrison Disr.ct-Bryan. So, Mckinley,
G.. Palmer. 6. lowering, J. Young 81.
Wise. l2i. Whaley. 6: Griffin. 2. thrown
out. s..
Rev. W. Z. Bullard CLOSED his four
years on this circuit last Sunday.
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FIRE ~ HfHPTON.
Tha planning Mil of j. 1. Howard Barns
with Disastrous Loss 10 the Owner.

HAMPTON. VA. Nov. lO.-special.-
About half-past Il to-day fire oc-
CURED in the saw and planning estab-
lishment Of j. r. Howard. on west
Queen street, and In a few minutes after
the entire building was onveloDed in
flames. When the Fire Department first
90, 10 work a stiff breeze was blowing
and il looked as if the whole block must
90 but in less than fifteen minutes they
had the fire under control, and in about
an hour the fire was out. The building
was insured for {l0W. and the loss is
estimated AZ $500 Mr.. Howard has
worked hard the past two or three years
to finish paying of debt on his mill
and only q few days ago he added a
large wing 70 It. Everything had been
paid. and It was doing good business.
and this is a serious loss to him.
The fire IS supposed 20 have come from
the boiler.
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f2-YEiR.OLD CRININ1L.
Sentenced TO Nine Years imprisonment.
Zig Iire at Gate.yillc.

SUFFOLK. VA, Nov. 1o.-Walter Mich
Oh. a tWelyo-year-old criminal, was TINS
afternoon sentenced 20 nine years I'M
prisonment for grand larceny. being CON
victcd ON two indictments, alleging safe
burglary and Iewelry store robbery. ms
criminal career dates almost 10 infancy
and comprises many deeds OF daring:
4 condensation swept over the business
portion Of Gatcsville the county seat OF
Gates county, y. c., al 3 O'Clock this
morning Among tho losses are the Rid
dick Hotel and several leading stores
There was practically no insurance.
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United states Prisoners-J. II. Terry Elect
ed President of the civ Courcii.

ed President of the CITY Courc ell.
ROANOKE. VA. Nov 10.-SpeciaL-The
ladies flower show. inaUgurated by the
Daughters of the American Revolution to
raise money for a monument over the
remains of General Andrew Lewis. in
Roanoke county began here this evening
under tho most fattcring auspices and
will De cCrtinued for several days. The
attendance was large. and the display Of
flowers The rarest and most beautiful
ever seen I'm this section. Besides the
hCral attractions. Il brilliant musical pro-
gramme was carried out. consisting OF
choice music by the Roanoke Machine
Works Band and vocal and instrumental
selections by talented artists.
Deputy nited States Marshals Wilson.
OF Christiarshurg. and Hall, of Floyd
county. passed through this city to-day
On route for panvlle with nine prisoners
who arc 10 he tried in the United States
Court there Eight 81 the men are
charged with Illicit distilling and one
with shooting at a revenue officer. The
prisoners were arrested in the shooting
creek and Rernet bay sections OF South
west Virginia.
At the meeting OF the City Council to-
night J. r. Terry was elected president OF
that body IN place OF w. X. Andrews,
who succeeded to the mayoralty on the
death of Mayor NcClclland.
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and Miss Mabel Leach. OF Litt!eton' Mr.
NJ. Smith with Miss Eva Edwards' Mr.
Frank Boykin. OF Richmond. with MISC
Estcle Edwards; Mr.. Paul Travis whn
Miss Garrett; Mr.. +. \ Fetter with
Miss Kate Cohen; Mr. Charles Emry with
Miss Kate Taylcr Prescott: Mr.. Julian
Bagby with Miss Mary l.. Green,
Stags-Messrs. n. Bill. w. Fenner. G.
O.. Evans. Or. Shields. J u. barton. Ed.
Gillian, Joe Pippin. and w. ID. Jones.
Chaperones-M csdames Gooch, Howard,
Hill. Prescott. and Smith.
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Hoardcd Gold Coming to Light and Good
Times Coming.

DURHAM. n. c.. Nov io.-SpecIal.-'
Henry Goodill and Miss Lille ID. Nc
Dowell, from near Richmond, Va. arriy-
cd here Saturday night On Gretna
Green trip. and were married by Rev.
J ". Wellors on yesterday.
II Is said the amount Of noarded money
which has made its appearance the pest
few days is astonishing. one man has
brought to light over 5000 in gold M
has kept hid away in MS safe for moro
than year. Bank deposits are increas-
ing. and the factory en- say times are
going 10 get better.
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Threw n Match in the Powder.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. lO.-Special.-
Captain William Marshall. OF the barge
Charles Schaner. en- route from Norfolk
10 Makleysviile. y. c., with lumber, was
brought here to-day with his face. arms
and neck badly burned. and one eye so
badly injured that he may lose II. The
Captain was lighting his pipe in Pimlico
Sound Friday, and accidentally threw
the lighted match into keg Of powder,
which blazed UP with the above result.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 1O.-FLOJ X
Tirmer. western superiine. 8. ''A ',yV'
do extra. S335Q30O; do. family, Si.l'n
~, ttfnfer wheat patent. S4.J1p4.JV'
tprine. DO. S45OQ47J. DO. do. siiais""
S42Ja4.5O. ,-....,,,,,or
WHEAT-strong; spot and November
S0nQSpAc.; December, s'N tNoc.' !,
no, red sfig0S44c., southern. 10y Sam
ne SS4sgi5c.. do. on grade. s5Ps9c. .,,.
corn Firmor: spot and November zoe
a8@c.: new or old. Novemoc,lr, ana =, "a l'e.
remior 20a.n31isc.: January 3is TX,
r-li,,,,er,. e902c-!c.. steamer. mixed @oi2
a2Ss,c.. southern white 29aSoc.' do yell
low. 2S030c. ,.,.. oco,
OATS-Steady 20 firm: no. ""i''' ~
2Gi5c.. No. . mixed. 22A42"c ,o~,.o.
RYE-Firmer; no. .. nearby 4-of'c''
No . western. 44445c.
TTAY-Very firm and unchanged.
GRAIN TREIGHTS-Easy ana IN
changed. .,,
COFFEE-ouict. No Z. llNc.
SUGAR-str0ng. graduated s'sc'
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Richmond Girls Enjoy the Dance Down In
Weldon.

WELDON. n. c.. Nov. lO.-specisl.-
A very pretty german was given here
last night by the Weldon German Club.
There were several well-known Richmond
people present, and all appeared 10 enjoy
the occasion immensely. Mr.. 7. Cron-
mer Harrison led with Miss Mamie Boy
Kin. OF your city The other couples
were Miss Estele Courtney, another
Richmond girl. with Mr.. W. q. Tillery;
W. W. Cohen with Miss Myra Garrett;
w. II. Harrison with Miss Alma How
ard: Captain ]. o. Cults with Miss Lucy
Leach, OF Littletoni Mr.. Frank Garrett
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GEN, LEn,S MOTEMENEFs.
He Does Not Know when He VIII Il FUR
To Havana.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov l0.-speclaI.-
General Fitzhugh Lee, consu-General TO
Havana. Cuba. who arrived in the city
yesterday, left this afternoon for Char
lottesville for 4 oay or two he will 20
two daughters. After remaining In Char
lottesville for a day or two or will 20
10 Stanton on business. lie expects TO
be IN Washington ly next Sunday.
He did not know when he would return
to cuba. but sold that Il would depend
upon circumstances. On his -eturn 20
Havana he will probably be accompanied
D, his WIFE
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curcAco LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Nov.
lO.-CATTL E-Receipts 1000 head. mar
ket firm: common to extra steers, $40
G43O: stockers and feeders, sI.IJg5.s 50 :,
COWS and bulls. Sl70G3.0O. Texans. S3.sg
41j. western rangers. S2.2jg4 p.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market
easy and &c. lower; heavy packing and
Shipping lots. S320N3Gj: common 20
choice mixed. So 25q3 g.. choice assorted.
S35OQ3CO: light. s3.25a367l4; pigs, $50
1850
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head; market
firm. inferior 10 choice. S2.00d3.50; lambs.
S3OO65.4O
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Torrens Land Title Act Unconstitutional.

OTTAWA. ILL, November 0..-The Su-
preme Court to-day declared the Torrens
Land Title act unconstitutional. Tho
question came before the court in the
Duo warranto case Of The People vs. Sam
uel b Chase. which vas appealed from
the County Court OF Cook county. The
judgment OF the County Court was re-
Versed, and the case remanded. The Tor
rens law provides for the Australian sys-
TEN of registering land and titles.-New
York Sun.
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Cumberland County.

OAK FOREST. VA, NOV. especial
REV. John o. Moss leaves to-day for
h's conference. which meets in Lynch
burg day after tomorrow This Is his
fourth year on Cumberland circuit, and
by the law OF limitation OF his Church
mnst change 10 another neid of labor
There has been perfect harmony between
him and his PEOPLE. and the regret az the
separation is mutual
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c1Nc1NNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o.. nov. sLOUH-
St.ldy; winter patents. S3.fjQi.Ij. spring
patents. S44Od4.Ij.
NHEAT-Strong and excited; No red,
S70SSc.
CORN-Firin. but irrcsulaH No. mix
ed, track, Jgc.. No white. old. &c.
PORK-Firm, city family. $40.
LARD-Firm. kettle lard. $l1JNj.00.
prime steam. Silj.
DRY sALT MEATS-Sfendy; shoulders.
3s.c: short-rib sides. 4isc.; short clear.
&c
WHISKEY-Market steady AT Sis.
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The slate Quarries Going to WORK as a Rec
.,lt offIe Election.

ARVONIA. Va Nov. lo.-special.-
Among the improvements I'm business as
a reult Of the election may be named
the fact that j.. b.. Williams q Co.
have Just shipped FIVE carloads OF roof
ing slate 10 LiyerpoL England.
The same partics viii buy additional
machinery and build new slate mill
and Will increase their force ~ once.
The Big Quarry Slate Company. which
has been idle since 1879. will start mp
after January lst with 80 hands. and
will build twenty dwelling-houses for
workman.
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Mu>t MOI Run Sunday Trains

RALEIGH. n. C.. Nov. 10. Last Feb.
ruary the Southern railway was found
guilty OF running a freight train through
Greensboro on Sunday. and was fined
$500. lt appealed 10 the supreme Court.
which this evening affirmed the judgment
of the court below. holding that the
strtute under which the indictment was
drawn is not unconstitutional.
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ST. LOUIS. NO. Nov. lO.-FLOUR-
Higher. patents. S4.50giGo; extra fancy.
$3OJ04.1j
WnEAT-Hisher; December. sGi2c.;
May. 0OLc.. asked.
CORN-Iiigher November. 234c.. n0mi-
nally. December 234c.: May, 27i4c.. bid.
OATS-Higher, November, l7l4c., iyni-
naliy. May. 23i4c.
P0RK-Standard mess. new. $50, old.
sT95
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apwelllrg Robbed and Fired.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 10. -Specill.-The
house OF Alr. John 7. Griffin. president of
the Merchants and Farmers Bank. IN
Portsmouth. but living on Western
branch. was tIoker into By thieves Mor-
day night ord robbed Of 4 lot Of clothing
and a IN all amount OF roney. After 5, :
curing what booty they could tho )ur.
glars set ire TO the house and escaped.
The roof was badly damaged but the
flames were exunguished before they
gained much hSsawaX.,
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Jan ...... s02ia s.12ia -, s@
Nav .. $50, S.31is SO s.'o
LARD
Dec ,..... $40 az. 80 - -
Ian 49,. AZ, 43J 43O ia'2'i
May ..>... i57is 5.51is 4.o2,s 40
RIBS
Dec ....-. 377ia $50 57Th 80
Jan ....r- 3.97ia 4.vp 1921 80
May ...... 40 4.l7i3 +lJ 4l'lI

Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour FIRM hard wheat, spring patents
auotable at Si.Soa4.65. II. wool. soft
wheat. patents. Si.ljHI.30. hard wheat.
bakers, S3.utri3.tp. No. 2 spring wheat,
corn. 2Ja2JAsc. No. oats. l3,sc. Mess
porK. S3.OOGs7OJ. Lard S4lOdI.15. short
yb sides. SO 6Jp3aJ. Dry salt shoulders,
s4OOn4.25. Short clear sides, Si.JVa
412is WhisNcV Si.IS
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richmond, Va, NOV. ~. iS'".
QUOTATIONS. WIiEAT-Longbcrry -
10 Doc. mixed. - TO Doc: shortDcrry. ~
10 DOC. No. = red, aDc.
CORN-Whlte. Virginia. 30 20 &c: No.
. white. a2c.. No. mixed. Bic. .,
OATS-No. = mixed. 1871 TO 2Oc.; NO: {"
mixed. II TO l9c. winter seed, IS 10 "o0'
IlE-aS 10 I3c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
Not the HAMPTON Team.

HAMPTON, VA. Nov. l0-Special-T
game Of football to-day was between
the colored team Of this city and the
National Foot Ball team OF Petersburg.
and not the Hampton Athletic Club. as
published to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
A Little Girl.

Mr.. A. L. Owen. OF No. south Pine
street. says: My daughter Myrtle's blood
was SO much out OF order that II brought
out pimp,es and knbts on her face and
neck. She took course OF To-ka. the
Mexican blood tonic. which completely
removed them and restored her 70 health"
Large 81 bottles. Csc. Samples free.
ONCE sO5 east Broad street. ''To-Ka"
stamped in each genuine bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
THE BERGr BdNh CASE.
VIII BE Tried in Bedford Court Before
bedford Jury.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. Nov. lo.-spe-
cial.-Judge Barksdale rendered decis-
ion this morning against the motion OF
the defence in the trial OF r. d. Berry
TO change the venue OF this ease 10
another county The court held that
the testimony OF the witnesses and his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
USEFUL BOOKS GIVEN AWAY.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING
ART GIVEN AWAY.

Mrs. Nella Daggett. OF Boston. has re,
Gently written q book. Fancy WORK ana
Art Decorations" that gives prac'iSai
instructions for making doiies. ,an-'
covers. scarfs. tray cloths, pin cushi ,c,s
etc, etc, with fifty ILLUSTRATIONS, o,hsr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11

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