davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Richmond County siethodi-ts Not Pieser
at "a Recent Change.


FREDERICKSDLkG, VA, December
Odists ia the vicinity or warsaw were
much surprised 10 learn that al t-e .a7-
Conference Warsaw church Mas taken
from Westmorelaud Circuit where il had
been Tor years. and placed pa tAe l4c--
moud Circuit. The change ls ntt sal-
isiactOry 10 them.
Governor W. Il. Watson and Messls.
TheO Townsend. II. 4. Reynolds, an's
James J. Chamberlain, Of Delaware. Alr
guests of Alr. Henry ". harrington. ol
Richmond county. They are spending
much OF their time hunllu-.
Nh George l.. Nlnt has just completed
the erection OF nice residence l.r All.
X. NJ. Greenland. in stafford county.
on Tuesday night December ttu, an
oyster supper viii be given az lhi.s Me-
mortal Chapel. in stafford, Tor the benz
Mrs Mamie McCallcy has been app
pointcd postmaster IL LcaNclIs. Suotstl-
vania county. vice MIS-. Fannie a.. LeaFci
SiTs Fannie l.. Koone has purchased "a
lot from Major Thomas J.. Wallace ana
one from Dir. G.. G.. Caimlc. iel nlln ~
Weldon street. and will 40 once erect
two modern dwellings.
Cards are out for the .marria@e or ail7-
Rosa L. Henderson and Mr. John = hiAt.
both OF King George county. which VIII
takc piace at Fletcher's clHueL Ai educs
dav. december 23d. al ! =. u.
Invitations have been ISSUED r. the mar
riaqe of Mr.. Thomas p. GAYLE. Jr.. on
Stafford county. and Miss Carrie ID. Todd,
~ Newnort News. The ceremony VIII
tol,e niace al the home Of fhe bride par-
enfs "Wednesday. December e0th az Z J..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
FINANCEANDC0 MMERCE
siE CLOSING QUOTArfONs or
sfONfI.
Oeer,ncs and sales at the Richmond 10
bacco txChancc-lntef""
collections Foreign Advances

NEW YORK Dec f9.--l.ondon disap-
,,I.f.l l,ar onrrafoIs ln the STOCK mar
toi to-day as. instead o., ~.
priccs for American fftul iii'Hf ''' '"'''
cables reported o. moderate ilac in lii,,1
~. i.Is evacuation was tuat the
for,tcn markets would reject tie uAto.'-
mess fef here after the aoopNoh on '"'
cameron resolution by the Senate Com
l.efee proved 10 bc the case. and risnt
az mo opening OF the board there was
a rush 90 cover short contracts. lhcti
those purchases prices moved Up - 10
o. rer cent THE recovery Was also dut
10 "A large extent 90 Washington alVicea
thai tle action ~ the Senate Committee
fn The matter OF reCosuizlng the iepunhs
OF cuba VIII not receive tAc appioNai on
the House. statements were also h".'
hN senator's not members OF the ''iiiil.' D.
tee referred TO 10 tle cucrt th1t ~
Senate viii not pass the resolution. iut
stocks most conspicuous in the idill w.
Consolidated Gas. tie Changers. SCUM
srn Railway Preferred. SUGAR un",.o'
Louisville and Nashville ttgdolhE. ".'
Jersey Central Manhattan hfohr - ~
- on ihc suit brought by bondho..eeel
FOR The removal oil Ire dlectoie &
petitioner claims that the oifet > h"N
been paying uncarn.d dividends. Me,,-
cm Union was weak. zoo sympathy 80
the last hour of business aptctla"oh W.
fcNtr'sh and unsettled on sales 20 ic"'.-'
profits lv carly buyers. Tie hank Std.e-
mont aeain showed some wide changes.
selc.Ialv in The loan and the deposit
line bat il had little influence. Specuia-
ton lfU OF irrcrulgr As RUE, lu'
active issues made gains of hln- per c.ii-.
on the fav. Manhattan WAS an except ON
and made q fractional loss. Total safes
were ISglGD shares. including ~ t'"
SUGAR. 1900 ST. Paul. ~ 200 burl.nglo
and Quincy. and ~ 0oJ Manhattan. me
market ior railway ana mis-, ,l..iisV .'.
bonds was weak The sales footed zap
81 na0ONO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
cal 10 NJ Ter cent; prime mcrcont"t
paper. per cent Sterling eAr hail-,
firm. with actual business IN bankers
bills a. i~lFi lrl for sixty days ana ~ 4
cifS1M Tor demand. posted rates i>ti2"
AS.I.. commercial bills 49, 4nt,j'a. lar
silver tlIt. Government uDnNr low 70
state bond. dull Railroad bonds weak.
Silver at tho board was neglected
TREASURY BAlAN'lo- com, Sill
9lO19. currency. SIS. 1t3.1s9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
Blue AND g Rdf MI
4 Remarkable scene Witnessed In Lon
don Hotel.

There was a remarkable scene AT
Northumberland avenue hotei on lhuiS-
dov II seems that a party OF newly
o~,,,..d Americans. most of them strang-
ers 10 each other. were sitting at iuncp-
CON and one of them was with an In
,-lish friend. who had called TO see him
TIE conversation between the two ma
turauv drifted back to the wartime ana
the American. who had been a Federal.
described some Of his adventures, ana
how az one place the opposing soldiers
used 70 work so near each other In the
trenches that they were able TO engage
I'm conversation and surrepttousy eA-
change tobacco and tea-the Nortnerhers
having plenty Of the latter ana none OF
the former while the Southerners were
I'm exactly the opposite condition. But.
he continued the most curious swop
no ever made WIZ small packet OF quin-
inc for a pound OF tobacco TO when the
Confederate added a curiously carved
wooden pipe That pipe he had Kept ever
since. because he regarded 1t and the To-
bacco as having saved his life; for some
how or other, his superior oinceF h"u
come 20 know that he possessed puan-
,i.,. ~ the weed" and ordered nm 10
renort himself concerning II. Before nc
could regain his post skirmish occurreu'
and the man who was In MS pace "d.
killed. , 49,,
Al this point a tall, sun-burned Amer,
can with white hair and beard. who had
boen listening 10 the other with consld-
cradle emotion, Interrupted with: TX
cuse me. though | am a stranger to YOU
hut didn't that Southerner tell you that
the quinine was for his little daughter
who was down with fever2'
eyes" said the other. and didn't me
Northerner say that his little girl was III
Of fever. too: but he would snare hel
medicine with the other little one even
without the tobacco
.\Vhv. yes" cried the original nara
tor. Il believe he did. and that was me.
and / wa the Southerner, cried the
other "and here is my daughter. whose
life YOU helped 70 save. and nero 3 one OF
nv Grandchildren with her.
The Englishman who was present says
that there was then such scene OF manu-
shaking. introductions and congratula
tions as must have made people AT the
other tables think the company must
have been visitors from Bedlam me
Northerner also had daughter Win MN
who IS "A widow. and the embrace or INC
two women who had never seen eacr
other before but whose early lives nae
so closely touched. was peculiarly ahect
ing. .. go,
And to think we should meet eacf
other so far from home, and In England
too" exclaimed one.
Good bless England for it. say L. re-
plled the oth9r.-London Telegraph.
s
DR.. George w. Carter IS in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

The readers OF this paper win be
pleased 10 learn that the'e Is az least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure IN all It's stages ana
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure -
the only positive cure known to the med
zeal fraternity. Catarrh, being "A c0nsti-
tutional disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken
internally. acting directly np,n the blood
thrreLv DESTROYING tho foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient strength
liz building up the constitution and as
sisting nature In doing us work The
nronrietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they oifer one Hun
dred dollars for any case that IL fails 20
cure. Send for list II Testimonials. Ai-
dress +. j. CHENEY q co.
Toledo o.
Sold By druggists. lSc.
Halls Family Pills are me best.
Dec. IL Nak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Richmond, \ a. Dec ~ h''''
Sales Of new dark loose tohaccos on 49, enS
Richmond CNa) breaks TOT ~ ,l'i
i,,di,'a, fo-dav. Crenshaws warehouse Soid
~ ~, pounds. highest price. 80. ShoShuo
warehouse sold si.%D pounds. ist,,,s
trice $3.50 Total. 15l,955 POUNDS hish-
private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond IObacco 1i""'
were extremely light. 49,. .,,ro.arv
Private sales reported 10 the SCI ~ -
NJ The Richmond Tobacco TRADE ,ot Wy
week ending to-day; WIaplo9t er,okers.
Iof. scrap bright. 4: Leaf '1aIhl 80
hurievs Is: Tugs dark. -. lotai' 'o'
hocsheads - ro,or.s to-aav.
Inspections-B j. hossh,auS' ""'''
For he week ending to-day: lnspec-
,ta,e- prtght 70 hogeheads and l iercef
dark 500 hogsheads. ReinspecuohS-
Bright rs hOEshcads. ..,i,,,,
Totsi inspcctions for the week enulnt
,oldev XXI horshoads and l tierce; total
sof,s,'cctione 1G hogsheads. Total samp-
ling FOR the week ending To-Day DO hos'
heads and l tierce ..,..o ola no
Seabrooks Farmers. Sho,hu'' VIZ, -
r,t-ion and Vauehan's tobacco VIZ
houses report to-day: kccelp's' - i''"
agos. deliveries. 103 packages. .t.h
,rbo eaue tobacco warehouses. W.
MYERS Jones. Stonewau, DrenslaM :, =
Meals Dafenports. flahleIS; III 7~aro,t
.ud Williams q Rehlng ADDED I'p~g555
I'M " rioais ending to-day. Receipts, -
naclSares: deliveries. 3Si packages .so 70
TSceee Of the deliveries over the r.
.oints for the week ending to-day los
packages. ., ..,-,o collier
$50. On tobaccos for the city or ken
mond Va. TODAY: cigar. and cisarrlt,eSi'
s95o *. plug tobaccos. SlAu-.eV' 1o'"i'
81 GJJ15. ..,.or,,o colioc-
United states internal revenue Picb-
,fors on tohaccos for the city OF fIcn-
,,'0rd Ia for the week ending to-dal
CHARS and cigarettes. sl7 coo ~. Plug To-
Loccoe SO 200 90 Total S29o2OlZ'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

The feathered tribe. when winter ar n
rive. migrate TO the fields ana forests
~ lie Ear South. where they are free
from snow. sleet and the cold. dreary
avs incident to this season OF ne year
mis- favored land Is found In FLORIDA
and a vrtcr has very aptly san.
",rhere even Winter quits his rot
Ieaves his winds and SHOWS behind
Come 10 rest his head in quiet.
Where the dement's cannot ind him
Ina the balm the fairies bring
This favored state j. linked TO tho
Nflth bv bands Of steel. over which the
conthern railway Ohe standard railway
Of the SOUTH RUS is Palat,ial o, trains IN.
O,.,'-,. arfuent. sleeping and dining cars.
rgaltng the trip enc Of real pleasure.
knowing this. why not initiate the mute
Thirds and spend the WINTER IN
FLORIDA. e,,-. ,-. b.. $500.
Nn Information cheerfully given by any
od.ut OF the Southern railway or
j. G. HORTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
g21 east Main street,
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
NcGill Catholic Union.

Mr. W. r. Reddy will read very inter-
estirp and instructive paper before the
members Of the McGin Union at their
rooms on Monday evening next Iheie
will no doubt, he a large attendance as
the ability of this popular gentleman Is
well-known. ., -
No programme has been arranged Tor
Monday evening December Etn' becau 80
of The Christmas festival TO be hein at
the Cathedral Hall, under the auspices
of the ladies of the League OF the SdcIeu
Heart. 49,, -, 49,,
The reunion banquet which has been
,rranped for the evening Of Monday, jan
nary atm. promises TO he a grand sue
cess. Ill. -
the Literary Committee are worKin :
very asslduously. arranging the details
and every member is expected TO be pres
eut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Dr. A. Browne Evans 70 Miss Marion Gar
nett Gre.hnm.


nett Gresham.
sTFvTNSVlLLE. VA, Dec. p.-Spe-
cial.-On the 1cth OF December, at the
beautiful and historical old Matianonl
rt.uI.f church, lIIss Marion Garnett
Gresham daughter OF the late Mr. VIII
liam ID. Gresham was united DO mar
rage TO Or. A. Brown Evans oil MID
dlc-cx. Va.
Tho elegant and stylish attire OF the
beautiful young bride. che Aanh 1mr'
happy groom. the exquisite hnI.' Oh. 1-
.lus. and artistOcratic assembly were
llI Don harmony.
Tho bridal couple lcft immcliateiy for
West Point 10 catch the fiii more
steamer and viii go on to washington
and other northern cltle5' as '"i as
Inc attendants. ushers. etc.. were en-
tertaiuca al Forest INl t.e Luli- ut
fnr IrIl... mother. where an elegant
old Virginia repast was served ln t-e
afternoon.
Rev. John William Ryland oflicIatod.
Another society event BIS tne mhiiihte
Of Miss Martha Waring Wright to
Judge Thomas Evans blakey of Essex
county. Va. The ceremony was ici-
formed 3 nthc Upper Essex il'N
church by the Rev. Edward Temple, OF
the Episcopal Church.
The bride is the daughter of DR.. Benz
iamin Wright. and one of the most
attractive and charming young ladies
I'm Essex.
Judge Blakev is the man to make 90
brilliant career for himself havin4 al-
ready won the confidence Of the people
and having been elected 10 the highest
Offices the comfy could give.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
A Tin Wedding.

4 most enjoyable affair took place on
Friday evening when Or. and Mrs Royce
u. BrOokor celebrated tho tenth anniver-
sary Of their marriage. Music and cards
made the hours pass very pleasantly until
nearly midnight when refreshments were
served. The presents were numerous and
useful.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. III. w.
Wood Mrs NJ L. Lipscombe Mr.. ana
Mrs Robert Whittet. Jr Mr.. ana Mrs.
T.. W. Russell Mrs. Evan Fraser. Mrs.
W. W Foster. Miss Gertie Lipscomhe.
Miss Nellie Foster Mr.. Brownley Eos
ter. Or. ]. Mon BrookeT ana others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Only one case was tried in the Hastings
court Yesterday. IL was that OF wilson
Vester. charged with assault VINO was
sent TO iail for thirty days and nned -.
All the evidence was concluded yes-
torday in the suit for $4,000 OF huss' Il
4. Shores against the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. which sas been on trial
in the Law and Equity Court for several
DAYS. The Instructions were argued, and
the case will 80 10 the jury tomorrow.
in the City Circuit Court the suit OF
Alexander Hnhozer against Charles Hill
holzcr WAS dismissed.
The following judgments were confessed
I'm the Law and Equity Court:
Parker T. Conrad in favor Of the city
Bank Of Richmond. y2l2i52 Same in
favor Of George b. Adams executrix.
Si4lSO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

dltlon. and the Marion schools. white ana
colered will run longer than usual TINS
term. -
DIR. J. s. Apperson. secretary mas eau
ed a meeting of the stockholders OF 'h-
staley's Creek Manganese ana iron .om-
pany. for Wednesday, January 'th' ~
Senator and Mrs. b. +. Buchanah nase
the sympathy OF their frienns III 'l's uea'"
~ their baby boy, which occurred yes
terday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
wrrIlry nANIt sTArrNf,NT.

NTW YORK Dec 1p-'rle weekly
sfatemert of no Associated Banks shows
the FOLLOWING chauecs.
-. ,,,..... q CSs ~,
49, l.' ''''0 '''''''''''''' . -to' -.,n
800 800 '"' ,13 500
49, t.,.l,. i,,..,c.,... >1l 100
He7,1.ft. t,..r...l, Il .,S4 a03
rircrl.tio,' f....r..,., a. .ON
az D., 500 ~ ~ a., -,
l"' .,l'N' I'N wv" ''''.- y - ~ ~ -
ttSa OF itea requirements OF inc - i0'
Co. i.i, 40. MI.
lLe NcW hofh fhahcler says TINS WEI"
OF tuc v"lth atalc ni'Nt " vi,
N' N't' 'iN'Nt i77 .'" 10y thc ~" ~
fta, rouse ilhr Tot inc MrSN Gnu
NE iecemn.r l"'n seems 10 inolcate "
{ai'lAt 60, avon on inc lili1 oN' i'o'i7'
hus5.e .'", ,''', Do 'il, nag n, ,..,. o.
l@t go l,''''S l' lls .vn'ie iof over 81, a
w. ,, VS. "a ,Si," ..D ,,,t b
IS Car nom being satisfactory. the accum-
portion portion and 5he cEcc reserve has 5'' again
no week br.ne.ns fSe Total oP Idle Idle re-
se'S sber rg a Ga 20 reToIted w snce
e5S os i od a ,b 5 srSi Sa1o9d
vi "on.s 10 retDr" 80. ,.,'h c;,llo,,
a mcsn. :, rev Vel sn ren ~,n aof'on
Of course has reacted ON me rates unli
1ieN "tNc t."l,'' VIC IU"N@t guy. ~, 20
the year, OUT tNeir were 70 uii.ti7 l"' ~.
able rlbh7 "t tl' Vt ''. ,S , N
nrmer lrnasngy uge let.s ,o ' ,So MA, ma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
nA1-rINInRE MARKET.

Eflsl 1hOfNbf M 49, 80
DUH and unchanged. 80. -. A.,
S7f.0N1iL... southern. by sample coH
90. do. on grade. s7h69lhc.
C0RN-Firmer. spot. ~ ,pS'iec;: year
27n27Nc. January 2i4pSa &c. ua, =,
2TaLM277.c.: March. 2sGZe' &C., .le'', M
nixed 2,i.4gAc.. southern white, 80
2Thc: do yellow, 26lsl &c. o-soeo
OATS steady. No. white. -'f-oc''
No. . mixed 22itm23c. 400.
RYE-Steadv: No >. near by. fl4 &c
No. = western. 439A'h,c. s
UAY-Ouiet. steady. and unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGH1S-Firmer and uh-
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

At well-attended meeting Of Rich
mond Typographical Union, No. 90. hel9
Friday night, Mr. w. Ii. Mullen was
unanimously reelected pre- idcnt for the
ensuing twelve months. This Is the third
consecutive time that Mr.. Mullen has been
elected TO this position, ana in every dis
charge OF duty his services has given
entire satisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

under dull conditions i'm most qepate-
mcnts OF the dry goods market. EH 49,,
lions to this are seen In the export p ,e,
ness in brown cloths. when has 80. ~
good throughout the week. with boou %.
d,rs sfill in sight at the close. ana IN
printed fabrics. which although IN II
regular request. are in the aggresa'e Dc
ing ordered fairly. Apart from tne -
port trade. there has been no new 10
tures i'm the situation OF an improving
character and the tendency or prices
is frequently in favor Of buyers IN staple
COttOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
Read the seventh page OF this paper.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Ruilroad Company,
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

Reduced round trip continuous pas
SAGE tickets between all stations and 10
Alexandria and Washington on sale. De-
cemher I'd 20 the 18th inclusive, and De
cernor ath u January lst inclusive
final limit January 1, 1897.
Tickets good going only on date OF sale.
Richmond 10 Fredericksburg and re-
turn .-t..-ts+ss.t tf+Fff ss'f.''s's F--''
Richmond to Alexandria and re-
turn. .....--....--.s.....t s..'..s. Fttv'
Richmond 10 Washington and re-
turn. .......................... $i.s5
G. 4. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

The following is the schedule at the
postofico for Christmas-Day: Once open
for the delivery Of mail at the window
from II \. NJ. 10 - II. One collection
will be made from the boxes at $50 \.
NJ. The money order and registry depart
ments will not be opened station ~
and "B" win observe tho same hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

President Cleveland. who has been
shooting ducks near Georgetown. s. c.,
left that place yesterday afternoon FOR
WASHINGTON. where he Is expected 10
arrive at o'clock this morning. lie pass
ed around Richmond by way Of the Belt
Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Baltimore. are the designers OF our fine
Overcoats. which we are Offering for less
than any house in Richmond. The Bos-
ton Clothing store. 1909 east Main street,
Will positively retire from the retail
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. 49, lS'o
ARRIVED.
nr steamship Callope. Philadelphia
Ir steamship Arnamore, New orleans
y, steamship Manhanset Mobile
SAILED.
Br steamship Manhanset HAMBURG
BARGE Rondout New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Sew Bell Telephone.
1gj Carmichael. Rev. Hartley, resi-
dence.
1910 c. * -. r. r.. Cashiers ONCE,
Seventeenth and Broad streets.
80 Martin, W. G.. * Co.
l99 Moore l.. o.
1906 Donough J. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

peale and Ohio railway the rate will be
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP.
These tickets viii be on sale December
22d 23d. 9th. 9th. Goth. 3lst. and Janu-
are lst with final limit OF January I. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

for Melton Overcoats. Come and see
them 40 The Bostons Going f-Busi-
ness sale. 1909 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

,l50 for Knee Pants suits, with extra
Pants former price 81. at The Bostons
Observation-Disclosures sale. No. 1908 east
Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

You are requested 10 attend the
Xmas Carnival TO be held this week
al "The-Always-B drugstore" OF Miller q
Rhodes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
Read the seventh page of this paper


Of an descriptions and styles. sizes up
~ 20. for less than manufacturers cost
az The Boston's Going-Out-of Business
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

BALTIMORE. MD Dec 1o.-Nrginia
IS. now. 7lis asked. do Century. 4i1ll &
Gas stocks 40i.0Gl; do. bonds. III asked,
DO Us los
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Dec. 1o.-ROSIN
Firm. strained. Si.4J; good strained
81 80
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES do
Ing
TAR-Firm no Sl.lO.
CRUDE TlkpENIlNE-Quie hard,
81 40. soft. Sl.JO, yiggia. $3.50.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Dec i0.--TUR-
PENTINE- Market iirm AL 3illc.
ROSIN-Firm. Quotations: A., B., c.,
D.. and r.. $40, c., Sl.45. H.. $50; l.,
Sf65. * st7O, NJ. II 80. n. s. 90. W.
c.. $40: ". W, $50.
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 19.-TURPEN-
TINE-Market firm at 2jc., sales Loo
casks: receipts 901 casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales, 1000 barrels. re
CENTS 1924 barrels. Quotations. A. T..
&. and r. Sia5; c., 81 80; H.. Si.G3;
/ ST. Is: *, 81 so, NJ. So 90; n, s. %.
". g., s. 50; W. w. $50.
NEW YORk DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK. Dec. l9.-The week closed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
-oDACCo EXCHANGE.

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec. l9-Markeu
steady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
schIn.s Hrnth.rs a Co..

Money-saving Information will be found
on page seven OF this paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

az 30 cents on the 81 at The Boston's
Going Out-Of- Business sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va. Dec -. 1896.


NEW YORK. Dee. 19.-COTTON--Quiet'
middlng. Z 3-ld, net receipts 10 u",,
gross receipts 4 l46 bales tofWaruc",
/ 1sG bales: sales. 4s3 bales, all spinneis'
stock. 26s l73 bales. 900 49,.
Total to-day-Net receipts. - lv9 haies.
exnorts 10 Great Britain. 2o 727 bales;
France rs 932 bales. continent i''"''
bales. stock. .2J3. rs bales. t.-
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
44f1 43S bales: exports 10 Great hill"iN'
1.8f3.G2g bales: France. 6olt uaiesi co"-
tif6nt gIJc.S bales 20 400
Futures closed steady; sales. W,4v
bales. December. G.7j. January. 6.tS, hen-
ruaiy. $50 March. Cp1. April gu H9H
100: June. 7Oi; July, III; August, ~.
The total visible supply OF cotton ioi
the world is i.OGG5iO bales OF WIFI
g 132 SO bales are American as.ili1'
ascl $40 bales and 1910. 900 bales respec-
tivolv. last year. receipts Of cotton TINS
week AT all interior towns. ZIG. lJO naieS'
receipts from the plantations lzD''-i
bales. crop in sight. 5.6e30lO bales
LIVERPOOL. Dec. l9-12:3o r. NJ
COTTON-Good business done. Amcr-
can spot grades LIED. lower. American
middling 3D.. sales, 1000 bales amer
can. 1880 bales; speculation aH1 Ca e.
port. 1000 bales. receipts. 90 uuV hdie'
American. a .JOn bales. Futures opened
easy and demand moderate. becemhel'
3 OO-Gid December and January.
3 lT-f4l: January and February. Jt-uiu, f,
February ana Mdltu, o 't~NiNs -'''
and APRIL 3 57-Gld: April and May and
Nav and June. JS-G4d.; June ana July,
3 50-Gld.: July ana August. 3 6O-6lp
3 5O-6id.; August and September os-ofd.
Futures quiet
Spot prices American middling. FAIR
4 if-S2d.. GOOD middlng. I Ltd. low
middling. g 29-32d.: good ordinary,
8 2l-32d. ordinary, 3 1880. .,..,
u NJ -Deecmber. 3 GO-Gi03 Gl-Gid.,
buyers. December and January. 3 11-OIa
g 5S-Gld.. buyers. January and FEBRUARY,
g s7-Gld.. buyers: February and March
and March and April. 5i-6t43 oe-oid..
Nav and June J9-Gid. sellers, June
and July. 3 5g-Giu3 CO-Gid buyers; July
and August. . GO-6l03 Gl-Gfd.. sellers.
August and September. 9 J9-Gid, sellers.
Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
InNnnN - PARIs MARKET.

LONDON. Dec. 19.-Bar silver weak at
sN-.d
PARIS. Dec. rs =. M.-Three per
cent rentcs. lO2 francs and iOi3 confines
Tor the account.