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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-11-28

The X. G S. & Il. Railway Co., has
completed 1t, shops h re, and proposes
celebrate he event b. inviting he
city authorities. press and public to 60
out th 8 aft r.no, IN and witness their
form ! op n ng A pas enger coach
will be ut the union depot at 8 oclt ok,
10 carry all who d sire to b. present.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-11-28

The Little Gem Restaurant, opposite
the depot, is he best p ace In the city
aor fish game md oysters, In any style
aud q aantity
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-11-28

The Hospi al Bo.rd has organized
by Getting DR.. r. A. GRAY president,
and Mr.. W. L. Fost r secretary and
treasurer. So far, 81 good.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-11-28

s''sHAOr.s new press and type come.
We are going to show you SON" thing
sure enough.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-11-28

Don't forget the lit 9 Gem ;or fresh
oybters,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

The remains Of Dir. Lawrence Hill
Courtney whose death I'm Columbus. o.,
by being run over by a train. mas been
printed in Tho Times. reached the city
over the Norfolk and Western railroad at
S o'clock yesterday morning accompanied
by one of the dead mans friends from
Columbus
Several OF Mr.. Courtneys relatives met
the body at the train where Undertaken
l.. r. Christian took charge or H. and
conveyed it TO his establishment. 1912 east
Bread street. Thence the remains Wore
conveyed TO the family section in Holly
wood. where the brief services were con-
Quoted by Rev Dr. r. H. Pitt The pail
bearers were Mossrs. l.. p. Cosby. ". T..
Tvroe. W. T.. Barker r. w Tignor. Geo.
Robinson, and John X. Niche.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. ' IT, l't'' - i'"'.
Sales Of new dark loose tObaccoa on ule
Richmond (VaD breaks to-day. Nlen-
eLaw's warehouse sold l2.HJ POUNDS ;
hieest price. Sl02j. Shockoe warehouse
sod 22'O7O pounds; highest price STU
Total. 3J. O6J pounds. highest piice' fi"'-',..
Private sales reported To me ao.1 ~ 1. -, ,
Of the Richmond Tobacco race 1o-u"s D.
Wrappers . hogshcads, nlieis, -, Guy.
ters .9. smokers. A.. Total, III hoss-
heads. ., 1o,..
The tobacco inspector reports To-Day 3
Iusuootions- Dark ifJ hogshcads.
Alleghany, Ola Dominion, Shockoe' CI'n
shaw s. ScabrO0k s.. aud Planters ware
houses report to-day. Received, 10 pdeh-
ages. delivered. - packages.
United States internal revenue coitc-
lions on tohaccos for the city Of hich-
mond Va. to-day: Cigars and cieaIeites,
1921 CO: plug tobaccos, $l,Ils1G. Iotal'
SG.97O 40
There was far sale Of bright loose
tObaccos az StOnewall warehouse To-Day.
The Planters warehouse floor was COW
cred with desirable tObaccOs to-day. all
Of which went off AZ satisfactory prices.
Common mahogany wrappers sold as hlsh
as SIS. Receipts are good ana safes
will run up TO Christmas eve.
our Colonel Nat Frazer. Of Frazer a.
TOmDkins tobacco commission MGR
chants No. Jos south Twelfth street.
Richmond. Va. has arrived az home from
his bridal trip. The Colonel is looking
hands0mcr than ever and Is as lively as
a cricket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

sary equipment OF a first-class job office.
The printing of the weather map with
the accompanying report Is done daily.
The force OF two men, a printer ana
stereotyper. go to work on this early
i'm the morning. Mr.. Evans receives by
telegraph in cipher messages the tenn
perature from all the principle stations
throughout the United states, Win a
statement as to the sections where IL ~
clear. where IL is showing and where II
is raining along with the representation.
His printer and stereOtypcr can read
these messages. and the latter begins
to make "A plate. This shows the difec-
ton OF the wind and the condition II
the weather everywhere. The printer
makes the necessary changes I'm the chlrt
and puts into type Mr.. Evans remarks
and the predictions. From the chalk plate
that the stereOtyper has been working
on "a metal plate is made anu attached
10 a wooden base. The form rs made up
ana is soon ready for tho press.
The paper printed on has already gone
through n press. 4 map Of the United
States In pale blue has BEEN printed on
H. The guage is so set that the storeo-
type plate will strike the blue map 50
as 10 show at glance the condition OF
the weather in any part Of the United
States.
The maps. as soon as printed. COM
mence circulation. IL is required That
they be posted in conspicuous places.
All who have use for weather predictions
may obtain the maps If they Will agree
10 post them in prominent places. The
mans with observations and predictions
arc designed 10 be os general service
and particularly so 10 shippers. By re-
course TO them one may set a pretty
good idea Of weather prospects for sew
eral days to come. Mr.. Evans believes
that the maps will prove OF ine-timahle
benefit 10 local merchants who do much
shipping OF goods that are affected by
changes in weather conditions. For eX-
annie. a Richmond merchant needs
carload Of fruit or vegetables from the
North. By keeping close watch ON
the map he can see when 10 order so
IL will come through I'm good weather.
Chief Moore is q practical man, ana
he is greatly improving the service lie
has already placed tho Richmond station
I'm GOOD shape. Mr. Evans. so FAR mas
leen correct in all his predictions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
NJ CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONTY.
~s.,,,cs rnd sales at the Richmon" TO-
baeco Exchangc--inic'na' "e''""e
co,,.e,ions-Toreign Adva"ces'

,-r,vv Work Dec. fS-1hc day opened
- onorch in wall street. Out oN 'nS
90 oil the session II lIoNN" =" ~, ~. -.
me most cvcniiui 81 me s'oSh
Tor "A long time past. Inc ma, Ne 50, -,
40 %, ,rtfrouf any special ACTIVITY but
N,eok in sympathy with the lower prices
from London. an ADVANCE III VIC P".se.S,'
rates OF demand Stethps ioin - 70 80
ana talk Of shipments Of from two 10
rbrcc million dollars gold 20 Germany
hv tho steamers sailing on Tuesday next
After moderate decline the usual iaiiy
ensued. but operators icearoeu ~ as .ia
nineant that "A prominent brokerage con-
Germ with close Washington connections
promptly supplied all bids. The reason
for this was made apparent later wneh
news came from the capitol that inc
Senate Committee on Foreign tciauonS
had decided to report faNorahiN Ile
Cameron resolution 20 recognize me IN
dcpcndcncc OF Cuba. II dlu not ~,
long for the street 10 reach ',fcn
sion as 10 tho importance % s',,1,odiofelv
and the dullness was almost lii .I' III
slp.lanfcd by active aud tN'N'" ,l
iucs al steadily declining pilc's' i1Doi
amounts OF stocks were on'i'" " con
account and later ORDERS 20 ~ tv tele-
sidcrablc number were received p9 80
,raDD from Philadelphia hoSlV",
cago and elsewhere. VIM. ., ~ a ,oor
ment did not approach wa. "a message
ago when President 'lt''io ',,,rtIcl inc
on the Venezuelan question St"l Ten
ssroc, vol IL reached quite a hish pl'Nn,
ocd sc,.ero losses we're sustained ~
i.adine, shares The execution on '.,i
orders accelerated the downW"iu '' ,,,t
wont which was equal 10 rHp'2 IN. W.
Several attempts were made 10 ln.s ten
narkef. but each recovery N"s MI ,gge
81 flood OF offerings, ana tH' i '."' 81 ,Lo
Thai AT the close many stoCha WI NIX
Newest poiut Of the day. Inc oli'y ne ..,el
20 r,llv wos i'm Sugar. keaoihb I,on
f,icrtric and Tennessee Coai dnu 10
winch closed 1MlH per cent ytrodino
Lowest. The feeling in the nilal ttil'.-ine
w. one OF uncasintss. opei1lVi en-
,le effect of the Foreign Relations 'o,,d
,nittee's action upon the i."n1oh .,.,re
tontirentaI markets. Total shieN. -,
sd5 ~ shares. including y ~ SUI,
SS-ooo harrington and Quincy. Nv. ~,
paul 81 800 Reading. l'.-W -H Th. bond
j. 100 Louisville and NasnNlle' IL ,~rrs
market was heavy. loldl S"'''
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: MONEY on
on csli eaev M per cent. last Iu.i "a.
q nor cont and closing oierct az ~
cent prime mercantile paper lcr .s,I, ,
rSar stiver Gli. sterling cNchanSt IN u"
With actual business IN bankers ol MS 1tI
Isss.1tSt Tor sixty days ana ts.tu11oetts
for demand: posted rates, 9oiizHtNo,2'
commercial bills. 4S2kt ts"ia. HoNSSnmm
ment bonds weaker. state bonus "u'';
Railroad bonds lower. Silver AT INC po'iu
was neglected. .,.e. 1.-... go,
TREASURY BALANCES; CON- I'LL
2Jg!y9: currency. Sii.S13,ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO Ill. Dec. 1S-WHEAT-
Traders put in to-day session lh ,"i
recting reports and in placing themselves
i'm what they considered proper position
ON tbe marSet according 10 the cOrrec-
lions In the first place thosc WHO
bought wheat on tire reported eNnofis
of 10000 larrCls Of ilour from Ne"poIl
News yesterday, ON llulhA iI"t '"'
figures represented pounds, md not bar
rels were constrained 10 part with tne
Dropertv purchased ON the enthusiasuc
boom Of Monday. Then they bought IL
back. when "a report that Northwest
stocks would decrease luuOuuu buahcia
for the week was circulated. This rumor
was disprovcd subsequently. the correct
estimate being $50 600 bushels. Another
change of front was then rendered ne
Cessary. the pressure OF ohefinss 'auS-
ing "A sharp break. The weakness was
very pronounced near the close the CUBAN
question. a break i'm the New York stock
market. and gold exports IRON thls ceun-
try all causing disCouragemcnN MAY
wheat opened from $3.50. TO Sulsc" sofa
between SOS SO8.c and 7g4,m7giac., clos
ing at 79isc.-5Sc. under yesterday. Cdsh
wheat was easy and &c lower
CORN-Thc corn market was neitIeF
active nor interesting Business main
tanned its reputation for dizziness. Few
orders appearing and but handful OF
brokers being present. The advances ana
recessious of what were rejected IN the
tone. but the movement was low. May
2Ji4 M253sc closing at the insldc-isW &c.
under Yesterday. Cash corn was easy
and LMlac. lower.
OATS-There was good buying Of oats
during the morning and the feeling was
then quite firm. one commission house
alone took half a million bushels Of the
May option. and others propOrtionatcly
heavy amounts. The weakness OF wheat
during the last hour affected oats. May
oats closed &c under yesterday. Cash
oats were weak and ilc. lower.
pRONlSIONS-packers sold moderately
Of provisions. and as the demand was
not any too good. prices declined slightly.
There was no change of moment in hog
prices. The grain markets conveyed some
steaGiness during the morning and il
was retained 10 the close. May pork
closed 2MN5c. lower. May lard "a shade
lower. and May ribs a shade higher.
IlDES-A hrmcr feeling was reported
In the hide market. considerable buying
inclination being displayed. Quotations:
Natives. heavy. SHN9c.; light 7ANSc.;
native COWS. heavy. SIC; Hight SIC.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
sUND.IY SCHOOL WORh.
Professor II. VI. Hamill, of illinois, VIII
Spend To-Day and Tomorrow Here

Spend TODAY and Tomorrow Here
Al the request OF the Virginia state
sunday-school Society. Of which MI
Thomas Potts is president. Professor H..
NJ. Hamrl u Illinois neld-worker of the
international Sundav-Sch0ol Assocmii'h'
will spend to-day and tomorrow ln hch.
mond i'm the interest of the sunday chCol
work. Professor Hamill Will reach me
citv this morning from Norfolk. ana VIII
deliver his first lecture az 4.jn o'clock
IN The Young Mems Christian Association
Hall In this lecture he Will Illustrate
the method Of preparing and teaching
the Sundly-schOol lesson.
TO-nlcht M = o'clock Professor llam'il
will hold conference with Sunday-school
suporintondcnts. officers. and teachers
at tho Scvcnth-S rect Christian church.
At this conference a question box VIII
BE used ard those wishing 10 ask prac j.
cal questions are requested TO submit
them bon writing
The programme for tomorrow includes
mass-mocting az Leigh-Sueet Baptist
church in the afternoon uf i.3p O'Clock
and mass-mcetIng az Centenary McthO-
dist church at s. + NJ.
All who are IN any way interested in
tho Sunday-school work are invited 70
attend the meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
lon. on tho basis OF Sis for high-proof
pAITTAIORE MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 1s.-fbooh-
Firm. bur quiet and unchanged. 40,
$40 70 southern by sample ssa92c''
do. on grade s7q9ic. -,.,.,-.,,. ,.e,r
CORN-Easy. spot. 214n2I'Sc.; 49,
2TGz5Ic.: January. 27bN27'sc.' teoiualS !.
1IssN214c. March, ZitsN-oc.' s1ci'''0'
mixed ~. 42sxc.: southern corn, 90.
i0ATS-Ouiet and steady, No. 2 2o4-oc';
RYr~Earelv steady. No. 2. near BY
31H42c.: No. ,, western. 43ni84c.
HAY-SteaIy and unchanged.
GRAIN FKEIGHIS-Quiet and IN
changed.
EGGS-Steady AZ i9c. o.,
BUTTEK-Stoady, fancy creamery, -
Q23c.; do. ladle, l4nloc; s'orc-paeAeu'
lON12c.
COFFEE-Dull at S1O12i4 for No. l.
VISIONS-Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

Two Weli-Known Lawyers Called Before
the United states Court for 'ontrmps.

Two Weli-Known Lawyers Called Before
the United states Court for eontrwp'.
WYTHEVILLE, VA. Dec. ESPECIAL.
The latest sensation here was caused
by service OF notice upon Common
wealths Attorney ROht. Sayers. Jr.. and
Attorney G. =. Thomas commanding
them to appear before the United states
Circuit Court at Lynchburg, and answer
n rule issued against them for their NE
legged contempt In "exacting BALI from
II. G.. Wadley (who was under indict-
ment for embezzement in the County
Court Of this county,, ia defiance OF arc
restraining order Of that court Congre So
man-elect Gen. James \. Walker was also
included In the rule. but could not be
summoned owing 10 his absence in wash
inctOn. In attendance upon Congress.
Mr. Jno. G.. Blair. OF counsel for Mr
Wadley. left for Lynchburg yesterday -
try 10 have the rule continued until the
court sits az Abingdon. Va,
Mr.. Wadley who Is accused OF emheZzl-
ing sl96 Geo Of the funds OF the WytheyillS
Banking and Insurance Company. ., now
free in South Carolina. having been re-
leased under habcas corpus proceedings.
Judge r. c. Jackson has called a spec
cial term OF the Circuit Court FOR January
4th. 10 dispose of cases upon the docket.
I'm which he was counsel before ASSUME
ing his duties upon the bench. Judge
Dupuy. OF Roanoke Will preside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-FLQU k-1 6l,,,
steady and unchanged. S9ulherh nun
dull steady. and unchanged.
WHEAT-Spot market moderately az
tive and weaker: f O. b.. 0Jlsc., unsrauee
red SO4gjI5c. Options were duli ana
irregular. closing weak az igNI sc uecilu''
No ? red. January. SEC, May, s1lsc'' De
CORN-Spot easier and very dull; No
. 2SIG2Sic. elevator. 2ad M29i3c. afoat.
Options were dun and weak ana hc; low
or: December. 2sssc., January -S'sc.'
10oiATsEspot dun and steady. Options
May 2rkc Spot prices: No. ,. 2laaa2.25'c.;
No. . white, 2Ji4c.; mixed western -Va
HAY-Moderate demand. shipping. JjQ
57ibc.: good 10 choice, IllaHSuc.
HlDFS-Quiet and unchanged.
WOOI~Firm. quiet. and unchansesGo, IN
BEEF-Quiet and steady. family. $'."O
$1,000: extra mess S7.jOUSo 90. beef hams
firm at St7IO0lS 90; tcrced beef duil
and steady: city extra, India mess Sl3.oo
cur MEATs-Quiet and firm: picked
bellies. $3.50; shoulders. $500; hams $500
LARD-Qulet and nominal; western
steam. Si12i4U+1j; city. $40; Decembel.
S4O5. Refined quiet; continent, $40;
PoRK-Dun and steady; new mess,
IS 2jNS.7j.
BITTFR-Choice firm and in fair de
mand: State dairy. 11Nl9c.; do. creamery.
1fn2Oc.: Elgins 21H2li4c.
EGGS-Firm; State and Pennsylvania.
21N23c.. e-hOuse 1JW11c., western. fresh.
20N22c.: DO. case. S2.OON4OO; southern,
2On21c.: lined. 15c.
COTTON-SEED OIl~Steady; crude,
1910.
ROs!N-strained, common to good,
Sl.T7i4M1S 50.
TURPENTINE-Qu and steady at
27N27i5c
RICE-Firm. in fair demand, and I'M
changed
MOLAssES- Firm in moderate demand.
and unchanged.
PEANUTS Quiet and unchanged.
COFFFE-Quiot at > points mp. peccm-
Der $500 January. $3.50; March. S93OQ
49, May. S93j; September S9.3Ja9.4J.
Spot dull and steady; No. {. $1,000
SUGAR-Raw dull. centrifupals 9d-test.
SIC. Refined dun and UNCHANGED.
FRElGHTS TO LINERPOOlrQuiet,
cotton. by steamer lj-@Sd.; grain, by
steamer. SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
nirhrr Cnrycs.

At tho meeting II the Committee on
Retrenchmcnt and Reform Thursday
night. Mr. Zimmerman said that on the
great railways one rail was laid hirher
than the other and he saw no reason
why the running Of the mule cars on
Broad street should be interfered with
by elcvating one rail above the other.
What Mr. Zimmerman intended 20 con-
vcv was that the outer rail OF The trunk
lines was much higher than the inner
at curves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

KEW YORK Dec. 1s-COTTON-p,ul!i
mlddling. : 3-iG: net and gross IL. isee'p, q;
- bale: ,spi5nGn,eiF,s,i, H. bsle D''''''
WEEKIY-Net receipts. 6l-o uaies,
GROSS rcee.pts. - S3j bales: exports "a
Great Britain. 1879 nai i ss,s,,',,,i.g
bales. continent. 80. baieS, ~, !" -,
i0iG7 bales. sales. 2.I0s bales spii'"e'"'
Total gi' to-day-Nct receipts. q 10 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain, '',-'o ~ 80 80,
France. Asa bales continent ii'-''
balcs. stock 1.2o2 35i bales NJ, roooio,s
Total so far this week~Net f rec. ~,
sei Oh bales: exports to Great "ritain'
is79if bales: France. G,59i bales; CON
tinent ~ $50 bales. ~. .,....
Total since September lst-Net reCeip's'
8.3Sp.u29 bales. exports TO Great i'rltaih'
1022. gO2 bales; France. @40'Ue' bales' COLI
''i Fntnrcs ' closed steady: sales. 2iG3oo
bales: December G.I6n64; January dy
April. 7O307O5. May. 71lntlZ June dae
7lGNI17; July, 7.l0l'H2l; August '-%e
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec Is ls;I cor
TON-Futurcs steady, sales. y 100 baies,
December. Coz; January. go, February
GGs March. GIL. April. 6.Io, May, ESQ,
June. ESQ; July, d'o.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 1s-12.3o 7. NJ
COTTON-Good business done and prices
hardening. American middline 3D.; sales.
1900 bales; American, 1890 bales spec
uiation ana export. 1000 bales. receipts,
10000 bales: American. 1890 bales. Fu-
lures opened easy and demand fair; De
cember and January. 3 G0-GiN3 Gi-Gid.;
January and February. 3 JJ-G403 GD-Gld. ;
February and March . i9-G4n3 Gl-o4d. .
March and April. 3 GO-0Ht3 81 gid; Agrli
and May. and May and June. 3 Dl-'4 ~
3 G2-G4d.. June and July 3 G2-G1N3 G3-G4d. ;
July and August. 3 63-6id.; August ana
September. . G1-Cid. Futures quiet but
steady.
1915 J.. M-AmeriCan spot grades Lied.
higher; American midding. fair, 1920. ,
good middling. 4isd. middhng, Z l-l6d.;
low middling 3 3l-32d.. good ordinary,
3 27-G1d.; ordinary. 3 2l-32d.
l.. M.-Dccember, ln3 LTD, sellers
December and January. Gl-G4d.. buyers
January and February and February and
March. 0O-G4N3 6l-6id.. buyers. March
and April 0l-Gid.. sellers. April and
May 6l-G4U3 62-Gld.. buyers; May and
June. 3 G2-Gfu3 G3-G4d.. sellers. June and
July G3-Gld.. buyers, July and August,
3 G}-G404d.. buyers. August and Sepiem.
Der 3 62-Gid.. buyers. Futures closed
steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

Planters National 100 2isi1 2j3
Pet Saw. and ms. Co... 20 2yts ,ypr1
Security .................. l'' ~, ii'
state Bank Of Virginia 100 l5.a -,
Union Bank OF Richmond. 80 li-3t ii''2
Virginia Trust Company ..lOO iiV 80
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marine. - -. 90
MISCELLANEOUS. 80.
A. r. Co. pfd ...........''lvoo 20 ~
A. T. Co common. ........."' ~ 49,
Quotations are for bonds maturing III
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

yesterday. having met q continuous sue
cession OF gales. \ Few days ont from
Swansea gasoline lamp exploded on
board. nearly setting the ship on fire.
Tho cause OF IL all appeared on deck.
from nobody knew where. In the form OF
"a boy nearly naked. His face Was black.
but Whether from hiding In coalhnnkcrs
or as a physical Characteristic could not
al nrst be- decided. Later. however. II
developed that he was black by birth.
and blacker from having PASSED the time
since the ship left port Ia hiding behind
the engines and I'm the coal. lie was
siowaway. by name Abraham Nicholson.
belonging in Norfolk. Va. be told the
captain. and he wanted to get home.
The captain put him to work and brought
him alanx-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
NOW PRINTING MAPS.
The Outfit Of the Virginia Weather Ser
vice j. Complete.

vice J. Complete.
The Virginia Weather Bureau. which
Is under the charge Of Forecaster Evans,
is now equipped with a complete print
ing outfit, located in the basement Of
the State Library Building.
The printing office was added 70 the
department 10 enable Section Director
Evans 10 issue weather maps and re-
ports and other printed matter. There is
a rotary press which is propelled by
little motor that isn't much larger than
a silk hat. The assortment OF type Is
large but il is all plain. There il no
need OF fancy printing on weather re-
ports There is enough OF IL TO print a
good-s.zed book with. There Is also
stsraatviains outfiL and ALI tia nacas-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. III, -, -
CATTLE-Receipts lo'OyO h.; Su 80 ra..'
nommo1g to extra steers. S3.3JQ5oO; stock,
ers ana feeders. S2.SOQ3s1' cows anu
bulls. ST. GOQ3.I5; Texans, S5OO44.y.y... r,,,.t
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 hoaui .,i nl"' and I'D
SHINING lots. S31OU3.3J; common 10
choice mixed. s3.15n3.40. choice assorted,
S%.85l34O: light S5.2On34O; PIGS Sd--'e
. slyilrEP- Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady: inferior TO choice, S22Jaj''v,
lambs S325I5.JO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
MAKINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. IS. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City Haynes, Mattaponi
river landings. general cargo and pas
sCngcrs.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balu
more, passengers and general cargo
steamship Elm city Haynes, Mauaponl
river landings. passengers and general
cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 1S.-Vlrgnia
as new. ~; do. Century. G1hI6lM; Bal
timore and Ohio, -; Northern Central.
do. Js. los.
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LONDON AND PARIS MAnKET

LONDON. Dec. 1S-Bar silver. 297.d. (:
consols. llOis for money and 10 1916
for the account
PARIS. Dec. is 30 L. M.-Three per
cent. rentes. lO2 francs and 47ia confines
for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-19

GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street.. Rev.
j. &. HIDDEN, l.. D., notwithstanding
AT IL A. NJ. and 5 T.. VI. by the pastor
sunday school at 9.1J 4. NJ.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine Streets, Rev. l.. A.
BAGBY, notwithstanding at IL a. NJ.
and S y. NJ. Irayer-meetng "Wednesday
evening at 5 Il. Al sunday school at .
a. NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day At 4 II. NJ. Is
WEST VIEW = T s r CHURCH
(cCrber Cary and Meadow StsD. Rev :. NJ.
MERCER. -. d., pastOr.-Morship On sun
day: sunday school, $50 A. NJ. Preach
INK at IL a. NJ. and =. NJ. BOYS meet
ing at - VI. Young Peoples Union at
Z L. NJ. Prdyer-meetlns Wednesday ~
J.. VI. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. G.. Dec. ls.-l H'''9ld
FIRM; strained. S1.45; good stia''eu'
$50. .,.,,,.-r, No,hinp do
ing.
cRi,DE TURPENTINE-Quiet ana
steady: hard. $I4O; soft Sl'vo' Nis'"'
S1.SO.