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Evening journal., 1896-12-18
historic ola Mining Town purned.

SONORA, Cal, Dec. 1s.-The old min
Ing town Of jamestown, famous in Cali
tornia literature as .limtown, has been al
most completely destroyed by fire All the
buildings were of wood, and the fire,
winch started in bakery. was unchecked
untll an but two or three isolated dwell
lhgs We're consumed. ,Timtown was the
supply station for an important group of
mines including the well known Raw
hlde mine One thousand people are home
less as a result Of the fire The town pos
sesseu no lire department, and before as
sistanee could be sent from Sonora it had
been practically obliterated
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
No New Instrnetlnns 1ssnod.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s lit is said at the
department Of justice that no new instruo-
tions have hcon sent 10 United States
marshals and districtattarnoys concerning
enlistment Of mon for service against the
Spanish forces in Cuba. Instructions COW
ering this subject were sent ont last
spring, and officers of the department who
are acting in the matter at present are
taking proceedings according to statements
made on the basis Of those orders. IL is
likely, however, that the attention OF mar
shals and attorneys will be invited anew
to the previous directions
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
Murder and Rnhl.a

MAYNARD, Mass, Dec. 1S.-.Jobn Dean.
a peaceable and highly respected farmer.
aged 20 years, living just outside Of this
town, has been brutally murdered. That
robbery was the cause Of the tragedy there
is very little doubt, yet the murderer is
neither known, nor can he be traced. The
dead mans body was found in his kitchen
by his two daughters The head was fear-
fully wounded, and blood was spattered
over the floor and up one wall almost to
the ceiling Beside the body was a bloody
AK owned by Mr. Dean, which had been
used as an Instrument Of death.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
oiney Advises Disoretion.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S.--Ihe Post this
morning says The secretary of state has
cautioned the members of the committee
on foreign relations to go very slowly III
regard to the Cuban question. The secre.
tary of state urgently recommends that all
,ction be postponed in congress until the
end of the present campaign when, if the
Spaniards are not successful, he believes,
as recommended in the presidents mes.
sage, that some form of practical inter
vontion should be applied by the United
Statpg
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
Tire at Cnmhrlarc.

CAMBRDGE, Mass, Dee. 1S.-A fire
which did $4,000 damage broke out in
the faur story building occupied hy the
furniiure firm Of Rourkc & Kennedy and
tie laundry of Earle & Rogers ia the heart
of the city Tic building was guttcd. and
adjoining property was threatened for a
long time. The firms suffer So, 600 loss
ana DR. George r.. -outawicS OF Boston
SO o0o loss on the building All arc i'm
sured
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
Trenohmen For Cnb,.

PARIS, Dec. Isl 'Intransigeant pub.
fishes manifesto from the French com
mittee for free Cuba addressed Co the Gu.
bans and accusing the Spanish govern.
ment of the murder of DIaeeo, "whoso
blood, it says, "will fertilize the idea OF
Cuban liberty. 1t assures the insurgents
Of the sympathy Of the grandsons Of the
French revolutionists, who proclaimed the
rights of man. NM Rochefort, Clovis
Hughes and Ernest Roche are among the
slgners.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
smnll.nr.1 II Il nu rnnl,.

ReADFc,o pa., pec Is-Eddie sever.
linn l2 y1us old ata. leaving school. ar
tunrted e. secure some rosralcum rom
a tank He fcu into the tank ara was
snotheIel TO dea.h When c4r. 10 was
made ior tho missing by. hisdoe udicat-
ed where Ike body could be found
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
Fatal Result II an Ola rend.

SEEMA, Ala, Pee s-Allen Coleman,
a SoaiThy planter, was shot and instantly
killed by West EtNsridgo, a young plant
ar, whiic driving home from this city last
evening" TIC men had been enemies for
some ycar0.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
West VIrsinia,s onieiai vote.

WHEELING, Dec 1s.-The secretary of
state has finished the tabulation of the
official returns on presidential electors and
made the final official lannouncement. Me-
Kinley, l05, 36S; Bryan, o. $50; Palmer,
675; Leyering, l,2l6; Mckinley plurali-
~, 40, SSsi Mckinley IS majority, s,997
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
DE-. CooPER coNEIRMEn-

The Senate, in executive session, yes
terday confirmed the appointment Of
Dr. W. H. Cooper, collector Of customs
for the district Of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
COWBOYS to Fiaht spaniards.

DUNRIRK, n. ", Dec. 1s.--A party of
five Arizona cowboys passed through here
en- route TO New York The men nre cx-
pert ritenen and viii report TO the Cuban
authorities on their arrival in that city
for duty in the Cuban army.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18

You can be well when your blood 4
rich, pure and nourishing. Hoods Sarsa
parilla makes the blood rich and pure and
and vlgor
Hoods Plus are easy to take, easy
operate. Cure Indigestion, headache. 25c
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
LApIEs AND cuILnREN

Appreciate the relief Quinine- Whisky
affords from thai strength-exhausting
cough. D. " Lynch q Co, wholesale
agents. WILMINGTON. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
VIII. B. SHARP
81 CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.
Open every evening until
Christmas.

One thousand yards best
qoality classic Ginghams for
dresses and skirts, all in 10
and I2-yard lengths. They
are in new patterns and our
regu arI2Hc. Diess Ginghams
We shall sell these for special
holiday gifts at &C. per yard
In addition 10 the magnih-
cent line of covered and un-
covered Down Pillows we
have on display in our up
holsteIy department, we are
making great inducements to
Curtain buyers. and can show
you from soc. to 81 SO per
pair Lace and Thin Curtains
remarkable for cheapness and
beauty.
Skin Rugs and Baby Car
riage Rugs. animal shape and
plain colors
Grey and White,
Black and Grey,
Grizzly,
Brown Bear,
Tiger,
Leopard,
from S2,2s to SIS 90
Some late arrivals in Nov
city Dress Goods will make
good and useful holiday giving
at much reduced prices
SO End 75c. qualities for IS
and soc.
Pillow Cases made Of good
muslin AZ and as inches wide
at s and &C each. Hem
stitched Pillow Cases 12%c
each AS inches wide
Umbrellas for gifts are al
ways much sought after, and
we are well provided with
all the prettiest handles il
natural woods, horn, ivory anc
pearl, suitab c alike for men,
women and children, f ON soc
10 50 90
Fine Spool Cotton and
Knitting Cotton, put up in
gift boxes. always US, fuI and
pretty to hang on your tree,
10, 20 and CSC each.
Another lot OF those fine
California Bla kets with hand
same blue or pink borders, put
up in nice gilt boxes. So os
instead of SIS 90.
We have a beautiful assort-
ment of Irish Point Bureau
Scarfs, Wash tand Scarfs.
Table Covers, Pillow Shams,
Carving and Tray Cloths,
boy lies and Pillow Covers.
hese are all in exquisite de-
signs and will make a u>efu,,
ornamental and highly artistic
effect whenav.r mead Tha,,
cost from SO cents to So each;
are put up IN boxes and one Of
The most desirable things for a
small outlay that your Christ
mas buying could suggest.
Dress Patterns of Simpsons
best Prints, 10 yards 90 cents.
Dress Patterns of Simpsons
Henrietta finish Satine. 10
wards each CT
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
Temple Houston Ready to Fight.


KANSAS CITY, Dec lS.-United States
Marshal Joe Shelby declared officially that
all persons within his iuri sdiction who
were engaged in aiding the Cuban insur-
gents contrary to the treaty laws of the
United States would be arrested wherever
found
ID. 5. Hartman, who IS leading the
movement hero, said after becoming ac-
quaintcd with Marshal shelby order that
nothing would be done that would conflict
with the laws OF the country One hun
drod and City Texas rangers, commanded
BY Temple Houston, who has notified Mr.
Hartman OF their Willingness TO fight
Spain, are said to be in readiness to go 70
Cuba at moment notice. Captain a.
L Carpenter who earned something of a
record as captain of Company G, Colorado
national guards. n the hitter paft of The
seventies by fighting the White river tcs
in Che san Juan country, Is organizing
company of sharpshoolers composed uf
mon from Colorado and Missouri Captain
Carpenter said that he had received several
decuy letters from persons in eastern cities
for the eyilesnt purpose of getting him in
trouble with United States authorities.
The last dccny letter came from brooklyn.
The writer said that hc hud seen Captain
A"lpeHtcl llsltu at lnt once OF lle iuDan
army sanitary corps as q friend of the in
surgents He was anxious to join a Cuban
expedition and would be pleased to know
the number of men, the quantity Of arms
and ammunition and the number of COM
missioned officers that Captain Carpenter
had secured CAPTAIN Carpenter sent the
letter TO Senor Navarro in New York city,
who denounced the writer as fraud and
probably IN agent OF the spanish govern
ment
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
.spANIARDS ARE SCARED
They Fear an Attack on Havana
From General Come.
SPECULATION oVERMA0E0'sDBATH
The Tcav That lie Mny ne stn Alive ADDS
to the Perturbation OF the spanlards.
Oiney Counseis Congrcssmen 10 tio slow.
Aid Onered TO Cubans.

to the Perturbation Of the spanlards.
Oiney Counseis Congrcssmen 10 tio slow.
Aid onered TO Cuhans.
KEY WEST, Der ls. Passengers bv
itelmer from iiNSpna state that rumors
of fighting near the troeha ara rio n Ha-
vana The movements Of troops I'm the
streets are nola frequent than usual in-
iicating impef; 20 operations under WAY
The reports Ia Havana that Maceo is
not dead naVe iewldered the people All
the newspapers tate that this matter must
be sifted out ana settled at once They
call upon the officials to have Muceos and
young Gumez's bodies exhumed ard
brought into the city for Identification.
All the Papers say that the present sensa-
tionM acts and rumors iniure the Spanish
cause Cubans are still divided in opinion,
though the general helicf Is that Maceo is
dead. The reports from Matanzas cannot
be explained except on the theory that
some Of Maceo's old army under the COM
mand OF Ruis Rivera is operating there
and then il is wondered why he is SO far
eastward. Gomez IS advancing westward
but owing to strict censorship over the
telegraph lines and the espionage over all
American correspondents in Havana it is
difficult to get reliable news. Ii is known
tnat the officials feel greatly worried over
the state Of affairs around Matanzas, but
whether it is Gomez or Rivera who is oper-
ating there is hard TO determine.
Many new Notifications have been built
In Havana, and Weyler seems preparing
for siege. Ghis action naturally awakens
suspicion anu worries the residents great
" over the situation
The news Of the departure of another
expedition from the Florida coast for Gu
ba has caused the Spanish newspapers TO
raise another howl against the Americans
and their policy Of surreptitiously aiding
those whom they don't dare help in the
open. It's stated that the government has
sent out several squadrons of cavalry to at
tempt its capture on landing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

IN wheat. which rose sharply Oh Thursday
and Friday, closing l-sc. higher Tor the
week.
Cotton advanced an eighth week ago,
but lost three-sixtecnths. and with illl
receipts might have gone farther, bat FOR
resumption Il work by several important
y Ills. Much less than the full capacity
of mills IS working and the demand Tor
goods has been quite slack. with a decline
Of a sixteenth ia print cloths. but In other
goods recent advances are maintained.
A Few OF the wooilen mills are resuan-
ING. the belated demand FOR heavy goods
constituting most OF the gain visible, but
manufacturers show confidence that moro
goods will be wanted when The future
Is more clear.
Finished products 81 iron meet more in-
ouiry. and the placing Of contracts ior
1000 tons OF steel for three new hattl'-
shipa for one large building here. ana Tor
several bridges. explain the staFtihs ~
two or three works but after such
roonths as have passed. a little business IL
eain. A sharp fan OF s. per ton IN 10"
nbosnhoras pig. and slight rise IN gray
$40 nj Pittsburg, and In steel plates arc
,ha oni, changes noted I'm prices. Exports
OF $1,000 tons Of rails this year. ~ i,l.S
FAR below those current here ana l,'''
TONS pig TO England at N.93' az Manehs--
tcr and freight being at least ssl'' ~,
dicate unloading a surplus abroad 10 ''o'n
weakening markets here There y 10
- IN The boot and shoe manufacture.
r-oil,r,., FOR the week have heeh ~
9, Tho limited states. against PIG iaSt year
IL, 90 IN canada against % last year
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rnr uosr rorUlAn roUNe LADY.
atfested by voting for Cake-The Cotton
Mil Case.

PETERsBUG. Va, Sept. 25-Sp"ciAL-
The net receipts from the feast held on
wednesday and Thursday nights by the
,o1n. ladies' or tbs synagogue here Tor
The benefit OF the organ fund, amounted
to sl0 The cake voted TO the most
nonliar young lady was won oy Miss
Fav EIeenbrum. Those voted for were MIS-
Fgsenbrm Miss Hannah Saal. and Miss
Hannah cohen. The vote was as follows.
MISS Eieenhum, Z06 Miss saal. l'o' ana
Miss Cohen. % The cake. WHOA Was
worth about ST. brought 1920.
ON account OF the illness OF bis whe'
r.rre uancocll was unable 90 continue
fte trial of the case Of Crowler's admin
-efrator SIS. the Ettrick Cotton Manufac-
turing Company to-day. A telegram re-
oei-oa from him during the day stated
flnf Dee would come over tomorrow morn
Ing 90 hear the case.
contain Alphonsus jackson. formerly OF
p.tars burg. now Of Richmond, was III
The CRY to-day.
lanes 81. John. q young man irei"
Wv York. arrived n.re yesterday ON ni7
fio,-,e en- route 10 MONTGOMERY Ala-
he e making tho entire distance On MS
.rn.re was slight fire this morning
40 ths residence Of Nfr T. J. NcCaloo' on
Harding street.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
cor. CIRR CONN UTESA DEATH SEN-
TENCE rOLIFE IMPRISONMENT
W. W. Clarke, Eiector at Large for the Ma
tional Democratic Party, Opens
the Campaign.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Sept. 25.-Special.
Governor Carr to-day committed the death
sentence OF Frank Howard (colorcd), who
was 10 hang at Salisbury tomorrow for
arson. to Imprisonment for life in the
penitentiary.
W. W. Clark. elector ut large for the
National Democratic party oe North
Care-aa, made the opening speech Of the
party's campaign In this State on Tues
day night, IN Newben. The speech was
q little over two h0lrs IN duration, was
able. concise. clear, and eloquently pre-
scented. provoking even the admiration OF
the silyerltes present. The courthouse,
where the speech was delivered, was
comf0rtabiye filled. Ar Clarks speech
has done great good in Newborn. although
that city stands drst in North Carolina
for sound money. and its advocates are
staiwar. in its defence. hir. Clark Will
speak ia other places I'm the State during
the campaign.
The Railroad CommIss'0ner fixes oc-
toher fth ae The day for hearing matters
regarding reduction NJ freight and passen-
ger rates n the rate war is about ter
minated. there will scarcely be any freight
reductions.
Republicans and p0pu'lsfs have fused IN
over City counties populists end DEM
ocrat8 have fused IN seven counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

No General Improvement In Trade Ia
pected Before the Election.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Bradstreets to-
morrow WIN say:
In Eastern jobbing circles the feeling
Is one OF increased confidence. There is
more doing IN some staple lines notice
ably az the East. and at d few southern
cities. Ira most Other instances purchasers
continue Tor immediate wants only. There
Is little expectation oi general revival
IN business prior 10 election. Throughout
the Central, West ana Northwest no ma
terial change IS reported IN general trade
features. Exceptions are al Cincinnati
ana ST. Louis. demand for staples Is
larger. Savannah and Augusta report
marked increase In volume of business
both wholesale and retail with satisfac-
tory collections. Memphis ard Galveston
report moderate gains lu demand and
sales. improvement Is shown I'm various
commercial and industrial lines al New
NDrk. Boston, Providence. and Pittsburg.
Improved demand Tor wool continues.
with an upward tendency Ia prices. There
is "a better jobbing movement ia cotton
goods. which are higher. Not much more
woollen machinery has been started. Sales
o. wo0lens are generally of loW-oOst va
riety. The starting Up OF iron mills and
furnaces is conspicuous. but makers IN
some instances seem t. be anticipating de-
mand Stocks Of pig iron have nearly
doubled since January let. while producing
capacity has been restricted more than
oHo-third The better feeling in the iron
and steel industry is not followed as
yet by a corresponding demand.
The general higher tendency OF prices
or staples continues. The bank clearinss
gauge Of the volume OF business brings
an expected oecrelse as compared Win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
Tidewa.er Telephone Company

GLOUCESTER, Va. Sept. 2j.-Special.
- meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
TiIewater Telephone Company was held
here Monday. Tie president. General
William p Tallaferro. rad his annual
report. when showed the afairs Of the
company 10 be ia q most prosperous con-
dltlOn.
General Talisferro declining a renomina-
ton as president. Mr.. c. X. Is eayer was
chosen president for the ensuing year.
with J. W. Downs. W. + Carr. William
Trader. and james l.. Taliaferso as the
Board Of Directors.
A vote Of thanks was given tie retiring
president for his long and efficient SER
vices, and the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
oId Nan Bells Robbers.

poANOKT. VA. Sept z5-Speei ii'
INIT sheriff W. T. DAVIS, Of Martins
Viz Henry equity. arrived here ms al
,t-,oon win a. warrant for Mack Peoples
NJ WvtheviIle. who was arrested mere
yesterday. ., ,..o-,o
PEOPLES and two negroes named "eort'
vo-t and Jim Novel; ave accused OF top-
blng an old man named Bell OF ten do-'ars =.
yost IS now in fail az Martinsvii'e' ana
the authorities there expect 10 capture
Noven soon Peoples will be taken TO
nariinsvinc tomorrow for preliminary
TRIAL on Monday.
William Lunsf0rd. OF Vinton. addresse j
an enthusiastic gathering Of silver Demo
Gratis here tonight, and l.. T. brown
national Republican canyasser, Of Ne"
York city. spoke 20 a large mass-meetins
OF Republicans at the Opera-liousc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

GOLDsBoRO. ". c.. Sept. Especial.
Tho Popuust County Executive Commit
too mot here to-day and endorsed the
nominations made by the Republican
County Convention yesterday which or
fees were left open by the PoDulists at
their recent County Convention. This
rr.1ns Rorubiican-Populis- fusion IN
Vynrun county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPT y. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Addie j. McFadden Stuart,
Promised Land. fertilizer NirginlaCafO-
lina Chemical Company MN.
Cciuha. coal. j. III. HaWes a. 60.
Schooner Samuel j, Cashier, burroushs'
.'....I...- c0.I S. ID. Halves q Co.
PORT NEWPORT MEMS. sEfl. - ieao.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Elsie, New orleans.
SAILED.
Amir. steamship orion Boston
Ir steamship frf. tor, Copenhagen.
Br. steamship Elsie. Bremen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

rRrDERICKsBUEG, Va, Sept. 20
s,ao,al-Nr. G.. II. Piersou. OF Caroline
f5rrsrlv editor Of the Virginia SUM- saa
~ srousylyan.a Courthouse yes'orday
tr,t he was a member OF the Poruiist
committee which waited on Hon. " IMAM
4 9r,an ia lss3 90 invite him ~ canvass
,..ro...a for the P0puists. and that De-
declined 10 speak AGAINST the Democratic
ticket.
The fag-raI sing and barbecue al SPOTS
,I,aa,a Courthouse to-day was "a great
Success. About fifteen hundred people
r..r. rr s.nt. including many ladies. Af.
.I.,.. ID narfis. PRESIDENT of tAe Bryan
s..r.II-I .u.s CLUB. of spo-ss .vania, pre-
-d.I Ine welcoming address Was ee-
fr.raI v CommouHealti's- Attorey a.
r Rawlings Speeches We're made hy
ffor. Chancellor Bailey. Hon. ii. 2. Pol
lard 0f Richmond. Mr. g.. IT, Pier-on az
lafalre. Hon. o. n. stubhs OF Gloucester
Major j. Horace Lacy and Mayor vs.. Sey-
f..lr White. az tlls city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
Grenn-nende.

Mr. Julien f. Green. Jr. ana MISS hatle
vers ue,de were married m Baltimore
or. Wednesday last the Rev. ". A. keaf-
don performing ule ceremony. Mr. Green
Is a weu-knoVn gentleman - tho e1Stefn
part ~ the city residing NJ Nc. -rpt e1ht
Broad street. lie IS a letter-cMiier IN the
post-office OF Richmond which position
he has neld FOR quite "a Ong time. ana -
very popular with his frifnds. The newly
welded ones Will reside on east bfcvl
street.
Mt T.. =. Mccarthy, ~ kQ1roke, va
di.d Thursday n his homo IN that city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

g5-Cattlo. Receipts I3.ulO. Cows ard
bulls. SllO1a. lO. Texans. .- 90, vls--
trn rangers, f-.l5e 500
HoEs-htcei uts "A. NoO, market firm aul
DC. higher; heavy packing and shipping
f.fs s1alM3l. common On choice mixed.
G. 9f18OO. choice assorted. Sj.dJ0345.
light 81 etnAia.
Shoep-Recelpts - 600. market steady.
ln-.l-ur y cll--n. u --Hn1 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

warehouses report today: Receipts. fI3
packages: deliveries, rs packages
I'nItoI States internal revenue colec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
dav on tobaccOs. Cigars and cigarettes
s. 4n3 20. plug tOhacc0s, S3,-l4u' iolai'
sGG737. .-,,--
There will be a sale Of North Carolina
bright fobaccos at Planters warehouse
tomorrow Saturday morning. sep, -nioer
20, 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

n. C.. Bell ard ". 4. Young spoak-The
Platform Fails.


Platform Fails.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. sept. 2j.-spe
twenty-five hundred people heard
Irp.tv Commissioner OF tensions III. e..
Tsl. discuss the sIro- que- zion mere to-
n.lnl BOO an 0uen-air meeting. 40 the con-
ciLslu OF .lr. Bells speech Sir. W. a.
young. tae Democratic conErea-lonal roin-
lnls flr tle second district was intro
aurcl. Mr Young made brief speech.
and said that he would address the y0tefs
TO-. .le city agl-n 90 / short time. as the
Irte.ile was breaking up with tremendous
cIlei.. le platform which bore the sDeak
COS. leading Dem0crs l5 and representa-
t.tes ot tHr press. feil with a crash. IoI
au instant it was feared that the meeting
had ,u0ed la "a rasedy Fortunately. bow
ever. 20 WAS found hlt with the exception
OF general slahns-up. A few baked
slins sll scratcle-. tae score 0i gentle
n-l occupying the platform were unhTt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
fcorner Laure and Beverly streets, Rev.
PIKE POWEQs, d. D., rcctor.-Seryices
every sunday at II a. NJ. and s p II.
slttings all free. AMI hearty welcome is
extended 70 all visitors. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

IEI0'I1177'-'7 II =
Quotations. Nhcat-Lo ngDerfy, % 70
5oc niAed. 81 90 1Oc.. shoru"rTy, 90 to
Corf-WbIte Virginia. - 10 5Oc. No.
. vnlt. I'd TO SOC. NO. mixed, y to Zsc.
Oats-No. . mixed 30 10 lsEc.5 No.
MIXED. is TO Islc, winter seed, - 10 ooc
L--------. L. .---
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Richmond "a. sont. p. n

i-llIMNAAI A-f oN|ls - $50.
Private a'es reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond T0uaccO Trade to-day
..sers. . h0gsheads; filters 81. cut
ters. +. scrap Origin IA. scrap DARK.
. Total. 43 hOgsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright. III hOssheads. west
ern. n hogshCads. kcinspectlOus-
Iright. : hOgsheads and ! ticrce.
Allegheny, Old Dominion, StoneWall.
Shockoe. pavenport's, SeaDrook's, Farm
era and Williams & Rehling's tobacco
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Of stool. or %. !. Ear. iewenlr ln Main
street. Th1ee sats to-day lsaturiay-
1890. 4. and o'clock. sales wiz con-
tinro only a Few days more. Fred W.
poVere, auctloneer.