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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09
P1THY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Region CIirou-
icled for Hnsty Perusal.

Happenings Throughout the Region CI,rou-
icled for Hnsty Perusal.
The Schuylkill County Medical Society
will hold their next meeting in Aluhauoy
City.
Hazlcton is complaining of the large num-
bcr of counterfeit nicl1les i'm circulation in
that town
The old school house at Wggans has been
razed to the ground by orders from the p. q
r. Co. officials
The Shenandoah Steam Laundry will move
its plant to East Cherry street and Market
alley, tomorrow
The residents Of Hazleton complain of the
bad quality Of water furnished consumers by
the water company.
The Commissioners clerks are preparing
the registry books and also the books for
registering children.
Mahanoy City colliery is still idle on
account of the high water and the damage
done to the air compressors.
Captain Andrew Comrey and Lieutenant
Bretz, of Company E., sth Regiment, Maha-
nOy City, were reelected without opposition
Governor Hastings yesterday issued a war
rant for the execution of George Windish, of
Luzerne county, on Tuesday, June 3Oth
next.
The engagement of Miss Virgie Baber and
Rev L. J. Haughton, assistant at Trinity
Episcopal church, Pottsville, has been
announced.
The Germania Social Club held a leap year
party in Robbins opera house last evening
There was a large attendance. The Schoppe
orchestra furnished the music.
George Ebbert, of Ashland, who has been
confined to the county prison on charge of
assault and battery, was yesterday taken to
the Harrisburg insane asylum.
Owing to engagements at the Mt. Carmel
opera house, the ''go" between William
Gibson and Darby Mcdonald has been post
poned from April 20, to the 23rd.
The lease of the Stockton collieries held
by Lindeman & Skeer expires on the 3Oth
inst, and the latter will retire under decision
of the courts. The collieries will pass into
other hands.
An effort is being made to have NIahanoy
| City represented in the Central State League.
The league is now composed of teams from
| Willamsport Lock Haven, Sunbury, Mt.
Carmel, and Shamollin.
/ Postmaster Sollenberger's report of Shamo-
| kin, for the year just ending showed 100000
worth of business, the gross receipts being
| S14, 172 40. The Government proftamounted
| to 81, ,3336l, gain of $1,000 over last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09

SPRING is a coy maiden. She 6irted with
us and smiled at us on the 1st of April. She
was simply April-fooling us. Since then she
has given us the frozen face and the cold
hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09

Mumm's Champagne, 5year old Hannisvi,
Whiskey, Russian, Sheetz's and Cher,
Bitters, Cognac Brandy, Cigars etc, for So
at first cost. At Scheify House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09
Rich
Red Blood

Is tre Foundation of the Wonderful Cures
by Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
That is Why the cures by Hoods sar-
saparilla are CURES.
That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
the severest cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum
and other blood diseases.
That is why it overcomes That Tired
Feeling, strengthens the nerves, gives
energy in place of exhaustion.
That is Why the sales of Hoods Sar-
saparilla have increased year after year,
until now it requires the largest Labora-
tory in the world. That Is Why
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09
Notice.

A few more suites left, also chairs. carpets,
table and stoves. Must be sold this week.
Apply at Scheifly House. 4-6-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09

There Never Was Better Cure
Than Pan-Tina for coughs, 25c. At Gruhlei
Bros, drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09

what2 Pan-Tina, Poe. At Gruhler Bross
drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-09
A City Charter.

The Borough Council of Shamokin has
decided to submit the question of a city
charter for that town to a vote of the people
at the election to be held in November The
Chief Burgess presented a proclamation to
Council strongly urging the step taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW 1OnI, o.. O..-4..C lOtal Wis
lbIe supply VI cOttVII IOr IEe world a.
o.Ool,J0i Ld.es, Oh which '=I,o0t bales
are American, A6Alli-e o,-Ol,O1J SI4Ss ..44e.
49, 90 LAlcs, respectively, 4dst year,
.COClYtS u COTTON l444S MSLh a. All ia
tenor Towns, ,SyJ bales, IcCcIpts IrOi.
lLc p4dAtauOi.s, o-0,ViV DdlSs, crop lA
slsnt, V,Vti,tn oaies.
NEN ORLEANS. LA. oct. 3l.-COT-
1ON-rulures quiet, sales, il,OVO bales.
NeInDer. i.o1. december, 40, January,
t.ia, TCDi CdIy, $50, MdIcl, '.Ji, AplA'
500, May. 500.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 3l.-l2:30 =. NJ
cOTTON-Demand fair and prices frm.
American mlOdiing, 4 li-o2, sales, lO.OUJ
bales; American, 5000 Da4vs. speculation
and export, go bales. receipts, -J.VJV
bales, American. ~, 0eO bales. Futures
opened steady and demand fair, OctO-
Der 4 26-O4ui 2J-O4; October ana NOVem-
Der, 4 23-t44i Z2-6I November and De-
cember ls-Oi, December and January,
1864, January and February. Febru-
airy and March and March and April.
4 1864 April and May. 4 l7-Gin4 1864.
May and June. 1S-G444 lI-G4; June and
July. 4 l9-o4a4 1864. July and August.
1 1851. Futures steady. Tenders, $500
bales new dockets.
p. M.-American middling. 1872.
November. 1864, sellers; November and
December, 4 1864. sellers: December and
January 16-6fD3 1904. buyers; January
and February. February and March, and
March and April 4 l5-64Ni 1861, buyers:
April and May. 16-Giui 1894. sellers;
May and June, 1I-6i buyers; June and
July. 17-Gim4 1864. buyers; July and
August I ls-64g4 1864. sellers. Futures
closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
CHIl,AGO MARKET.

OlAAC-ADS, 49,, 10. OLA great con
.lasl "4e44 tnC c~~Iti4.s 4GCi.~o ,sIt..Cas-.
IA ~ S4eiI4 i.o~C O4l Skc4y Gay NItL.l.
."c rast i"Onsa, "c.c .O-~ey inaI O...
- Alsio al4l4..,4t4On N.s LOtJu 49, TAG O.-4.
il.o, bUt h.t44 t.al al ACTIVITY SAucu.
al4u Tor TIE REMAINDER Oh iue nalI sca-
5lOn uun, is1..css feeling preNaneu.
as IS SeneIaiiy tne case, GUINNESS DtOusAt
NtahICss wan al, aI4C lac tcnuc.4Dy v.
Urices Was 20 sue. SCaipcIs were IL,
OnIy trauers. cOLnAIasiOn houses REPORTED
a OeaI ia o. OrueIs, W4IIst influential pro
IcssloHais we've not ia tAe naIkCts. Liver
pOOi Iaiiet 10 IOilOw OLr ADVANCE OF yes
tei Ray, mere sam DClna reported al
that place, WHEREAS an equivalent WOuIo
have been al least penny Iiccs
opened WIN about &c. appreciation, which
as established on The CuID declined a
cent. rallied slightly, ana neid steady
December wheat opened from 1870 'J,zc.
declined 10 ,-1sc, closing at t-isc.-S.O.
under yesterday. cash wheat was steaoy
COEN-Ihe opening trading IN corn
was at higher plices, the better quota
tons of wheat receiving credit for the
advance But when wheat declined corn
was not particularly weakened and rather
inclined to hold steady. There was no
trade. and some people ascribed the
steadiness to the inactivity. May corn
opened al 2SAc., sold between 2Ssc. and
2s5sc., closing at 2s3s.2sti c--is0 &c. hlgn-
er than Yesterday Cash corn was STEADY
at yesterdays prices.
OATS-Were disposed TO emulate the
tone Of the corn market. May oats
closed nc. higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were steady. with no material altera-
lions in prices.
PROVISTONS-As the hog market OK
hibited no weakness this morning, pro-
duct enjoyed benefit therefrom, by rea-
SIN of the relationship existing between
the two Business was slightly moro
active. some evening for the week anu
month taking place. At the close Janu-
arv pork was 15c. higher Januarv lard
re higher. and January ribs ia loc'
Tho leading futures ranged as follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
exceptionally small prices represent the largest Goa
worths of the present season.

FIVE ACCEPTABLE STYLES IN Black
Chevict boucle. and Mingled Brown
Frieze. all The newest shaping and the
Usual $50 garment PRICE HERE s..
EIGHT DISTINCTIVE PRETTY
STA ! Is. IN Boucle. Kersey. ana FrIeze
Jackets, two Of which We would call your
special attention to-yiZ.. The Smooth
kerscy. IN black. which buttons closely
al neck. double breasted trimmed with
small fancy white pearl buttons, half
lined and fashioned ~ latest style.
The other Is the Black Boucle. short.
jaunty cut. trimmed down the front and
around tho pockets. with braid. also.
half lined just such garments as are usu-
ally sold at and worth SO. PRICE HERE
$50
TEN CHARMING STYLES. IN English
kersey CheviOts. BOucles, made with the
new coat back and fashioned ia the latest
style. many lined all through with SIX,
an the popular c0lcrs 10 pick from,
PRICE $40.
AN ABUNDANCE OF STYLES in
handsome Imported cloths very carefully
finished and cut 20 III, made by one Of the
most reputable cloak makers in the couu-
try. PRICE $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
Infants and
Children's Coats.

eJc.-Eidei down Coat. trimmed with
white Angora fur. colors-gray and tan,
size ! to years.
n.25.-Cute Little Figured Eiderdown
Coats. in two colOrs. trimmed with An
CORA fur and braid on collar.
M.50.-Pretty Solid Color All-Vool
Eidcrlown cloak in white. red and gray
trimmed with solid white and black An
CORA fur.
s2e5.-Beaufiful patterns In Imported
Eiderdown Cloaks. in full line OF col0Ts
and sizes. from ] TO years.
N.Ss.-Stylsh Little Boucie Childs Coat
IN brown, goblin and red. trimmed with
black AngOra fur.
S.5O.-Chic Little Astrachan Trimmed
Boucle Chiid'a coat with deep sailor col
lar trimmed with buttons IN same coIois
and sizes as above.
$. SOS AND Up TO Sls.75.-We show
a line Of Dainty, Pretty, stylish walking
Goats for the little tots. in many exclu-
sive STYLES, and must be seen TO appre-
ciate their worth. Cold type would not
do them justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THH CLOSING oCOTA TIONS OF
MONII.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bscco Exchangc-Internai Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ad,ices.

NEW YORK., oct. ol.-1he STOCK mar
kct sO-uay displayed iAr idO.c "SuF''S
Khan Nae been c~p~ctNc. iho D'S"'.'
wtiC DD.y maxine tAtif aiI""b'"'N"''
ior the parade, DDs st4A tucs iv~"" '''"~
10 execute tnc OiC.rs .nas ~iI4'e" i' ID :"
result OF Tie uco.sso acton tanch ~ '"e
bankers yesterday 10 remove TAG s'i"-
gcnty an money. me ota4S1i'E N~PV'.
enccu IA ob.allIng funds Was "a ui"" D"vA
10 The uaIhtt mona tne opening Oh Use
week unAI yesterday. SATURDAY - al
ways an OF cay "a The money Hi"'n' g.
SO tnat nothing OF an impoi saht nature
was looked iOr Tins morning Ia tnv mat
Ter o, can loans. 1he nttie business
zone was Transacted at 0NiV lcl cent
The feeling among operators was ueclueu-
In builish on stocks. ana they utter! lS-
nOTcd the decline oi - 10 = per tt".'
reported from London before the opehlhs'
AT the start there was febuiai iusn
TO buy. and the shorts, IN tncif hasle
10 cover. bid prices up on each o'her'
An advance Of 14u4M per cent. was re-
corded right through the list, both IN
Nostmcnt and speculative stocks SHARING
in the improvement Among the noiaOic
advances were ~ per cent; IN Say $50 nc
Gas. due 10 reports that the suit In the
matter Of the receivership viii be WIN.
drawn and an amlcaDle arranSemeht
perfected FOR an ending OF the lcSal ahu
financial complications in when ,he COM CON-
panv is involved Surar rose =, 70 ~.
Tobacco a to 7Gik AichisOn pfd ia 70
2l4. BROOKLYN RAPID Transit lA to n.
Chicago Gas 20 1ris. Northwestern -
10 I0s%. St Paul ~. 10 1th, do. ma l
20 f9l Rock Island 81 20 6Ih Lake Shore
10 80 Louisville ard NASHVILLE - 70
4SiS. Manhattan - TO 9iai Minnesota
Iron 80 20 81 Kansas ard Texas j.. 10
l27s Jersey Central X 10 lvih" New
vork Central 10 on. Reading !" 10
OIL Omaha II 10 49,. and tennessee
Coal and Iron = 70 81. Toward the
close. under sales to realize proits. there
was reaction OF =. 10 a.. per cent. OUT,
side Of bay Safe Gas. which ieceueu
u. per cent Taken altogether, the ieei-
ing was confident and speculation lell
OFF firm in tone. Net changes sNo"
gains Of i.u3 Ter cent. Lac oMoic .4o-
inc Total sales were l-lv'v shares.
including y 100 Sugar, 1i,4OO Reading.
and n 900 IT. Paul The bond marker
was active and strong. sales asBre-
gated S77l OoO
Money on call at GGl0 per cent; prime
ucrcai tile paper 1nlo per cent. ser .ll.s
exchange dull md steady with a.,uai
business in bankers bills at 4SlHn 'SIet
for sixty days ond 4Sii.N ~ for demand
noe'c1 rates. 4S2 is5ia. commercial bils.
fS6f ISL. Bar silver c.. Government
horGs ti~rcr state bonds dun faii-
rood ror7- strong .,oo
Trr- isI-PY BALANCES; Coin. STU
ocS 10. currency. If3G2. Sil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

Tho failure TO secure witnesses yester-
day a said TO he due TO the fact that
parties friendly to syrclc had Informed
thom TINT they would be summoned.
wbereupon they absented themselves and
could not be found.
THE WARRANT.
The warrant upon which Syrcle was
arrested reads as follows:
u.,,r,cc county, to-wIt.-Io Il. c. Gar-
nett constable OF sad county.
whereas. Moss Jennings, OF said coun-
tv has this day made complaint ana IN
formation on oath before me. justice
OF the peace OF said county, that j. H.
Syrc.e Is the GU;y constituted registrar
at Smithers precinct, in the county or
Henrlco. and that en- the 9TH and 'th
GAYS OF October 1895. and that Moss Jen-
nings, who Is a legally qualified voter,
above the age Of twenty-One years, and
a citizen of the United States. and who
has resided In the State Of Virginia Tor
twelve months. and in tie county Of
Henrco and Snithers precinct for the
period CT three months preceding the
election to be Held November g. lSy6, and
who is entitled by law 10 register In
said Smithers' precinct, and In no man
ner disqualified to exercise the night OF
suffrage applied to said Syrcle on the
dates above mentioned, and at his resi-
denc.. 10 be registered as q voter, which
right was denied him. and said Syrcle
wilrully and maliciousy rejected him,
the said Moss Jennings. from registration
These are. therefore. in the name Of the
Commonwealth of Virginia to command
you forthwith to apprenend and bring
before me the body OF the said j. r. Syr-
Gle to answer the said complaint. and
further to be dealt with according to
law.
And you are hereby required 10 sum-
mon the said Mess Jennings. George Jen-
nings. Jerry Page and John II. Parham
to appear and give evidence in behalf
OF the Commonwealth on the examination
touching the said offence.
G.. G. VINCENT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Syrcl~'s bond was renewed yesterday.
with =. Q. Tate still his security. ana
h. was notified TO be on hand next Fri.
day at II o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
BONDS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW lOKh, OCT. Sl.-Ine weekly
statement oil the Associated Banks shows
the following chanseS:
Reserve, increase ...............S2,JO 2 30
Loans, decrease ................ o,SOJ,IOV
Specie. Increase ................. -,J1J,ovV
Legal tenders, decrease ......... JJ-, sVV
Deposits, decrease .............. 2,VoO,VyU
Circulation, decrease ........... lt,oOU
The BANKS now mold Sii, 4C5,320 in ca
cess of legal requirements.
The New YORK tlnancler this week
says:
me statement of the Associated Banks
OF New York for the week ending OctO-
Der 3lst shows that the position Of the
institutions, as a whole, Is better than IL
was one week ago They have Incl eased
their cash holdings by S2,UOOOOO and
their surplus reserve $500. go bringing
the excess cash in banks 10 Sl1. 4O3. 10,
which is higher than IL has been since
August LIST last. From a banking stand
point. this indicates the result OF the
conservatism which has been leading
characteristic OF the situation for some
time past. although the statement does
not take into account the heavy loans
which were made Friday last during
the furry in the call market.
The large increase in specie the total
footing ND 30 Ji5 ZOO. was a surprise. Two
OF the larger banks seem 10 have alb
mainder being distributed unevenly
among the backs ma small amounts. The
decrease Of 50 $50 100 IN loans brings tho
total 20 within about 81 900 0o0 OF the low
.st mark 90 The present car--Fcbruarv
sth-iust before the last bond issue and
probably reflects the closing OF the money
borrowed on gold import account. But
the decrease reports also the preparation
Tor payments on dividends maturing this
week. In fact. the decrease ia tie loans
OF the Importers anu Traders National,
the principal municipal depository bank,
was about Sl.JOO.OOO. made evidently 10
meet city bonds maturing this month.
che actual loans OF the banks are prob
ably larger ~ the present time than
the statement indicates. The fall in
call money rates seems 10 show this
clearly.
IDv decrease IN deposits was s.. 03G 900.
and was the logical result OF the opera
tons already described. The movement
TO the interior was very Hight during the
week, and losses were mainly TO the
treasury. The legal tenders so lost, how
ever. were partially offset by the release
OF funds held by importers against gold
already engaged. An interesting point
IL the continued decrease In circulation,
which shows that the heavy volume put
out by the banks during the past several
months In beng retired. ss II returns
20 the centre The circulation Item will
probably continue 10 contract from this
~ . out as TIE currency movement turns
In favor OF New York. Eleven national
hanks according 70 the current state
ment are under the required % per cent.
reserve.
oct. 81. '9s. Nov 2. '95. Nov. 3. 'oa.
sa4e. 100 s5Oocsi.soo $500. 1000
Spscis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
Millinery.

We've the LARGEST MILLINERY
Is ADJUSTMENT ~ THE SOUTH. in
this department we offer the ladies every
FACILITY for securing the correct Headgear
for every occasion.
We aim 10 make the selection OF vour
millinery pleasure We solve tho nor
pItNing problem OF deciding lust what is
the most becoming and desirable bv Mac
ing before you the most complete aeso-t-
nent In none but the most approved stvle.
ana al prices always within your means
- Here are over SEVEN HUNDRED
Trim I'D HATS AND BONNETS for
you 10 choose from. and more will be add
ed Monday representing an the newest
IDEAS OF this and foreign countries. THE
PRICES RANGE FROM $40 TO SIS.
y. lowing 10 tho unusual large num-
Der OF orders taken for Hats 10 be trim
med and made the early part of last week.
We were ccmnelled 10 decline taking more
work on Friday and Saturday. This week
We have added 10 cur already large force
IN the wCik-rcom, and can promise
prompt delivery.
We make The above statement by way
OF apology a. our patrons. who by force
81 circumstances We were compelled 10
disappolnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
THE CASE CONTINUED.
SYRCLE VIII BE TRIED III 'SQUfRI
VIACENr NEXT FRIDAY.
Witnesses Could Not be F"und-Constablc
Garnett'. Extreme lnefhciency
The Warrant.

The case OF J. Il. Syrcle. registrar at
smithers precinct. who. as stated In
yesterdays Times, was arrested by Depu-
~ Sheriff L. L. Russell on the charge CT
unlawfuly refusing TO register Moss Jen-
nIngs. a qualified voter Of the county
was called at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing before Squire g. c. Vincent. MT
". /. Royal represented the prosecu'i'h'
and William IL. Beverage appeared Tor
Syrcle.
As the witnesses IN the case had not
been summoned Mr.. Royal requested
that the case be continued until AFTER
election day This was agreed 10. and
next Friday at IL o'clock fixed for the
tlial, Justice Vincent promising 10 have
the witnesses needed summoned.
AN INEFFICIENT CONSTABLE.
The warrant for Syrcle's arrest was
made out several days ago and placed
In the hands OF Constable K. &. Garneut
for service. The constable called on the
aw-breaking registrar and notified him
that he was wanted. syrcle replied that
he was busy and could not 80 with him
until later on. The efficient constable
instead Ct taking Syrci- along with him
by force, as he should have done. allowed
himself TO he bluifed. and Informed
squire Vincent that n was not con-
yement for Syrc.e TO be arrested just at
that time
Mt Vincent took Garrett TO task for
MS neglect Of duty and took the war
rant from his hands. turning IL over to
Mt. russell. who executed IL with the
promptltufe which has always distin-
gulshed him during his term OF Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
ChiIdren's Jackets:

nss.-Navv Cloth Refers. winter
weight. seryiccably made, sizes TO i
years.
s2.15.-Navy Twilled Cloth Refer large
sailor collar. trimmed with four rows
black HDcules braid. Bishop sleeve, trim-
med Gun age 10 10 years.
5.-A beautiful Tan Irish Frieze keoter,
,ci"e, nirin,, 8 To u years. = his would
be q cheap garment AT s.. ,,,-.
$50 tvlish Refer Of Navy Chsviot,
win large sailor collar. trimmed with
black Hercules braid and buttons age
10 Il years. -, -,
e. a crorn large sailor collar. elabora.ely
rim med dowr the back COLT ana iapel.s;
with black broad and buttons age 10 IL
wears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
Children S
Tam O'ShanterS

AT VERY GREAT BARGAIN PRICES.
lsc. for Cloth Tams, with quill and steel
buckle. all colors.
29c. for Refund and Octagon Shape Cloth
Tams. all cOlCrs.
3sc. for Boucle Tams, with quill and
velvet bano
4Sc. for Cloth Tams. edged with Gilt
cord, trimmed with quill.
zoe. for AstIachan-E Edged Round Cloth
Tams with quill.
Ssc. for Boys Navy Tsms, with pilot"
worked on band.
$l.2j for Fine Cloth Tams, gilt band and
eagle worked on front OF cap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 31.-F

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 3l.-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged.
HEAT-Steady: spot and October.
6hQ76i5c.; December. T9u791sc.: steamer
No . red. I2isM 72i.c.: southern. bv sam
pie. 75G77c.: do, on grade. 72% I76sc.
CORN-Firmer: spot and October. 20ZT
soc: new or old November or December.
29s. G3Oc: January. 30SQ3ic.: February,
siAc. BID; southern white, 2sQ30c. do.
yellow. 2sT30c.
OATS-Steady; No. 2 white, 26d26ibc. /:
Nc . rniySs 23dc2Hc.
RYE-Firmer; No. 2. near by. %lQl2c.;
Ne. a western. l29ttc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
UnLrImmed Millinery.

GREATEST STOCK. FINEST VARIE-
TY, LOWEST PRICES.
AT 9sc.-Enslish Wool Shapes. velvet
edge, worth &c.
AT &c English Wool Shapes, chenille
edge. worth sSc.
AT 62c.-Camers-Hair Shapes, velvet
edge, wCrth 81
AT ssc Imported French Felt Shapes.
worth sl.2J.
7sc. -
At 2sc.--Checked Cloth Alpine with
AT 5sc.-Navy or Brown Walking Hats.
with gull, worth 75c.
AT ooc.-Trimned Felt Alplnes. all col
ors, worth s5C.
AT ,5c.-Trimred French Felt Alpine.
all colors, worth s.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
Infants Caps and
BOnnetS.

AT 25c.-White China SILK Embroidered
Cap. with net ponpon; also, corded China
SIX Cap, with full ruche 10 the face.
AT Is: White China silk Corded Caps,
with net and ribbon pCnpon.
i5c.-Dainty White Embroidered China
SILK Cap. very full graduated net, ruche
around front.
&c for the Colored Bengallne Caps with
pleated frill around front and top.
AT 4sc.-Velvet and bengaine combined
making "A very stylish little can in ali
colCrs
AT &c The same style as above. with
cape. also large Bonnet Shapes in Benga-
line.
Sl-Large Bonnet Shapes and Small Flat
Effects. in faille silk and bengallne and
astrachan combination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
HAY-Quiet but firm; choice umothy'
$500. .,,.. an, 49,,
changed.
EGGS-Firm at 1Sc.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ININ4s olONh InisDo, itsI.' OS''
3l.-SAII Lls-H.Ceipta. Low, maj ACT uuii
and nominal, common ~ eAud sttt'S'
a.4Ou,.lJ. sIockels ana ieeucrs, S-.JJy
o.OJ, cows ami buns, SI.-JaJ.-J, caNeo,
~. 10000. 1cAans, S-VVe0.-J, "eStci"
rangers, $2.2Jti4.UU. A.
nOos--l.oCe4pts, n.UvO; market hiH
and DC. higher. ncavy packing ana SNIP
ping lots so.Zufl3.tJ, common 10 chvlSc
i,liAed, sD.1yDo.J-.1. choice assorted sou
u3.iJ. ngnt, J2Uu3.JO, pigs, $@.JOn5.iV.
Shcep-kcc,ipts, 2,UvU, market alciuy
Inferior to choice. Si.'JBJ.&1, lambs, $50
GIi.1U.