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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
THEY'RE LIMBERING UP.
THE ,VARsITIES PREP1RiNG TO
MEET THE CAROLINIANS.
Work of the Team Rapidly Improving-A
Great Find in Waliace-Big Crowd
Coming Down from the University.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Nov.
9.-Special.-The Varsity returned Sun
day from Hampton. and were
given a rest on Monday, but
the following day Coach Bergen
had all the men out. and a sharp Drac-
tlce game was played, the Varsity scor-
ing several times on the strong scrub
team. The men were all in their places,
fooli,g none the worse for the game
on Saturday. Groner. Dabney and
Hoxton played their usual good game
and the halves made many good gains
tbrourb the scrubs line and around
tbo .rds aided by splendid Interference.
Nforrieon nuuted well. Ills kicking has
improvod wonderfully under Mikes
untiring coaching.
Captaln Cooke and Mlrten played the
onde as usual and the scrubs were
unable TO skirt either end for gain.
Kennedy and Moore played tackles.
Moore is one % the best tackles Nir-
einia has had since Billy Hicks played
an tho celebrated team Of "a. lie is "A
verv STRONG man, and plays most
AGGRESSIVE game Kennedy has been
piavine tackle I'm place Of Somoskeoy,
who has been little under the weather
for the past week: but be viii certainly
be in place on the 25th.
4 GREAT FIND.
Davis and Fulton played their posi-
tons at right and left guard respective
~. Both are big men ana very QUICK.
Wallace has proved one OF the greatest
finds Of the year. lie mas been III COL
loee several years. but his ability to
play has never been known before t'lS
voa~. He is big. strong. and aggressive.
lie has easily held his own against every
nan he has faced this year.
The general work Of the team has inn
proved wonderfully; the men play with
more snap and vim than has ever char
actcrized any team in former years.
The students are lubilant over Virginia $
chances OF winning. They expect the
team TO win after a hard-fought game.
The number of students who VIII go
to Richmond increases daily. and 1t Is
safe 70 say that there will not be leit
twenty-five men in college.
The songs for Thanksgiving-Day will
be rehearsed the first part Of next week,
and m organized club will sing the songs
at the game. Virginia has several new
yclls. and a great many songs.
4 STUBBORN FIGHT.
The men on the team are fully aware
that they have a hard fight before them
and in speaking Of the game. Captain
Cooke said that he thought that Virginia
would win. but that Cardinals team was
q strong one. and would certainly make
n stubborn fight. This is the opinion
Of all the players.
Manager williams is greatly pleased
with the arrangements made 10 keep the
crowd off the field. and said Yesterday
that accommodations for the crowd were
the best that had been seen I'm Rich
mond.
The strong team from Gallaudet Col
lego. Washington. d. c., who played
Virginia so close last year. will line IN
against the Varsity Saturday. This is
the last game Virginia will play before
the great game with Carolina on Thanks
giving-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
pACING " INGLAND.
Sporting Men Disgusted with the Rotten
ness of the Fad.

In the character Of sports promoter, OF
fetal and PAGER. 1 have had a 5000 otdi
to do with pacing since lis lniIolucu' n,
and this year / have been 80 thoroughly
disguised with its hopeless rottcnness
that whenever it has been possible TO
al. uenee with IL I'm long distance events
my vote has always gone that way
rather ike the proposals which Mr.. kus-
sell has placed ON the council agenda IN
the hope that they viii meet the diiilcui-
": at any rate they are worth trying II
they are AT all likely 10 put stop 10 the
present scandalOus state OF affairs. In
some quarters there is a decided leaning
toward pacing by single machines alone,
simply because the experiment IN the 90
miles championship was successful IL
may have been successful in one Isolated
case. but IL is hardly wise o. base lie
much-nccded reform upon that, especially
i'm the face OF some very valid counter ar
Eumcnts
/ think that 10 cOnfne pacing TO single
machines would De playing into the hands
Of the trade. because ~ would then DE q
case Of big battalions If singles. just as
now II is a case Of big battaliOns Of multi
cycles. For example. q competitor 10 "a
l2-hOurs race would require 80 or 80 pdc-
crs If they paced on singles, and they
would all need % be good men, whereas
he could be well served with half a dozen
tandems. Then. again. a couple OF mod
crate men on a tandem would DE Tar more
gle. they could so "a longer distance with
Tar less fatigue. the pace would be stead
Ter and the shelter afforded 10 the rider
would be preciabe-advantage which
could not be claimed by the single PAGER
Cycling England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
on THE EiPPIHINNOCk.
An Immense Corn Crop-The Great Oyster
Industry,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. 10
special-A church festival is i'm progress
AZ the old Christian church here. which
has recently been reorganized. \ num-
Der of Christian ladies. most Of them Of
other religious bodies, deserve great
honor for the noble spirit they have man
ifested in extending a helping hand to
this church I'm is hour OF need.
Under their skilful management and
artistic taste the old battle-scarred
church building has been decorated for
the festival until 10 presents an attractive
appcarance and. elicits highest praise from
all who attend.
DR.. Edward Atkinson. the distinguished
statistican and writer upOn economic
and financial subjects. and his son are
guests Of Hon. ). 5. Potter. at Hazel
Hill"
Tho farmers in the Montross neighbor-
hood. Westmorcand county. who have
finished shocking corn. report the best
crop both in quality and quantity grown
in that section for a number Of years.
The wheat is looking much better than
last November.
The oyster industry in the upper Poto-
mac. has grown immensely in recent
years. 4 gentleman Interested i'm the in
dustrv saws that. between Colonial Beach
and Matthias Point. distance of about
eight miles. there is engaged some eight
hundred or "a thousand boats. longing and
dredging for oysters. realizing a catch
Of 5000 bushels per day. and from Colo
NAL Beach to the mouth Of the Potomac
the oyster fleet is equally as numerous
At a recent meeting of COllins-Garnett
Camp OF Confederate Veterans. OF King
George county. all the old officers were
reelected. and Commander w. \. Smith
made an eloquent and touching address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov 19.-WHEAT
Holders experienced disappointing ses-
sion of the market for wheat to-day
Save during the nrst thirty minutes Wneh
there was remarkable strength, due
mainly 10 persistent bulling, the tone was
depressing and the direction Of prices
downward. Liverpool furnished the us
cOuragcmcnt first by advancing only
half as much as we dld yesterday, anu
later by losing the gain ana declhlhs
almost as much more. Ihe weakness
here was the greatest near the close
when announcement was made tnat the
bulletin dispatch Halles, of Paris, csll-
mated the French crop at 2gOOOOvD busl-
els moro than the average for ten years.
The cash demand here and at the sea-
board was still reported good, but the
future market failed to respond 10 the
Intelligence. December wheat opened
from 7Siic. TO CSC, sold between 79c. and
1Gisc.. closing at 11lsufi@sc.- under
yesterday. Cash wheat Was li2c. lower.
CORN-lnclincd 10 weakness from the
beginning Of the session. Part of the
time 10 was helped ia that respect by
wheat but most generally the depression
was due 10 consciousness of its own
dement's. May corn opened al 2i'.cr
declined 20 26'sc., closing al 2Gs.U2Ghc.-
i.c. under yesterday. Cash corn was
weak and t.. per bushel lower.
OATS Trading iu oats was moderately
good, but nothing 10 boast of. Some OF
Che elevator concerns bought freely.
SCllpcrs and commission men We're the
sellers generally May oats closed 1sN
l2c under yesterday Cash oats were
easy and prices declined i4Natc
Product obtained mate
rial assistance from wheat early. but.
Ike AN the grain markets. slumped on
later in the session. Weakness IN the
hog market late i'm the morning was "a
discouraging incident. January pork
closed l2i4c. lower, January lard 2l4c.
lower. and January ribs nc. lower.
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
1 Wore Hopeful Outlook.

A leading cotton mill owner in Char
lotto. n G., who IS president of three
mills and q director in fifteen corpora
tons. says that i'm his opinion the cleo
ton will be followed In the South by the
STRENGTHENING Of our credit. the stimulate
ing Of every industrial enterprise and the
growth OF q more intimate commercial
and manufacturing interest with the
North. where the money comes from.
He SAYS that ION conservative estimate
not less than slO000O00 yearly OF Northern
capital will be invested IN the South dur
ing this administration.
This general view says the Jackson
Vile Times Union. Is und, ubtedly held by
business men throughout the South.
They would not agree as 10 the amount
OF capital likely 10 be invested during the
next four years I'm this part OF the c0un-
try. for 10 many the estimate OF $1,000. 900
would seem exceedingly small. But no
one doubts that confidence In the stdbili-
Is o. business has been restored and that
"A large amount Of money Will come TINS
way for investment. The North CarClin-
ian from Is om we have quoted continues.
This statement is based upon the firm
conviction that the business men Of the
South are IN favor OF maintaining the cred
Il Of the nation. and settling every Just OBJ
ligaticn. From an extended business eN-
perience, covering nearly every Southern
State | give my testimony 10 the abso-
Lutte honesty OF Southern business men in
the faithful carrying out OF their obliga-
lions"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
". fND -. NOTES.
The Richmond Locomotive Works Deliv
ers Two More Engines.

BALTIMORE MD. Nov. l9.-The Rich
mond Locomotive Works have delivered
at Mt. Clare shops. Consolidation Engines
1853 and 1860. There are five of these
engines undeivered.
The Pittsburg Locomotive Works de-
livered at Cumberland on Saturday No
vember 18th. Consolidated Engine. 1925
There are six more Of these engines TO
come.
The Barney & Smith Car Company, OF
Dayton. O., have completed and delivered
TO the b & o., ten combination baggage
and passenger cars. These cars are Of
the latest design. being equipped with
gas. heated by steam and painted blue.
and are sixty feet i'm length.
Mr. II. II. Russom has been appointed
General Car Foreman Of the Mt. Clare
shops. p. & o., vice Mr.. c. II. Williams,
resigned.
Travelling men all over the country are
rejoicing over the fact that the oppose
ton to the issuing Of an Interchangeable
50O-mile book has been removed. At
the last meeting of the Central Passenger
Committee. held i'm Chicago. the Penn
sylvania Line withdrew their objections
10 the book After a few minor details
are arranged. the book will be placed on
the market Both c. o. Scull of the
Il. & O.. and Mccormick OF the Big Four.
feel quite jubilant over the victory. They
have been steadfast friends Of the 5000
mile book, and have kept the movement
agitated until success came.
The Cleveland Leader says: "rhe old
depot of the Cleveland Terminal and Val
ley I'm Newburg has been remodeled and
improved The y. e .. has expended n
great deal Of money on the building. and
has built two new tracks The depot
has telephone service and all modern IA
cilities. The improvement is another
evidence of the aggressive policy Of the
b. & o."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

4 white Deer Killed in Augusta-Social
Entertainments.


ALTON. VA Nov. 19.-special.-Mr.
Charles Anderson and Miss Virginia
Smith were married yesterday at 9
o,,io,i- ID. tho Row uartvyol Haw-
-
,,,..t. ,.,o,,o, g.. ,.isi,ir, bor
So ,t-,,',, t,,.,.or,h i'm Cbor.
nc ''''~
~. NJ ).-,....- 5000, .,.i, - Do,
-,.''' y, ''.,, 80 NJ nr coleman
mn,
=, crio,.oii. entertainment WIS given
last week bv Miss Sonhie Bc,er. Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
FINANCE COMMERCE
SaE CLOSING oUOTATIoNs OF
MONIj. t.tt.fuI.
oo,,incs and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange-inicrn"' h'N"""o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advance

NEW YORK. nov. 49, Speculation at
no stock INcAan6c was p"l'' ""'..
thr0ughOut the session '"'o y" Wy
..+,.'-t,' l",ois az interest Although lit
..,..,r..tfulaut was received from
lorlon al tlo opening. sterling tAchahbe
ruled strouN 40 an advance IN tne poHe'v
rates 10 4o5.f4ol. ana the pulIa sHandstu
10 Eccp the stock market hrm during
the nrst hour oi business. The oillicWtI
experienced Boa shaking out holders OF
long stocks caused some or tfc pears ana
sold-Out bulls 90 temporarily dcsiat IN
their raids upon tho market The Iact
that better feeling existed a. 20 The
cuban situation also tended 40 strengthen
the list. An advance OF d 90 Ia per
cent Was recorded, General Electric fls-
lng ~. Mnunattau. Tennessee Coal ana
Lead pfd ia. and thc other shares * 10
s, per cent. During thc afternoon spec
Walton became weak. the early Improve
mcut being almost entirely lost nc
particularly weak spots were sugar ana
American Spirits. The former declined
from llSia to il6.. and marketing OF
stock by insiders WAS again 800 evidence
Another reduction ui go % pound DID, me
price OF rcIntd sugar helped 20 ",iHcn
the STOCK. There was NNif! i'''I"i.'7
in American Spirits. and The common ana
Ifd declined. respectively. from las 10
lJ'4 and from 32a 10 "iis Dnited S.tt,o
Leather pfd fell from rs 90 i1.f MNi'
United States Rubber common rose from
IS TO Z4si. BAY State Gas fc.l nearly
= points Co 1OX ana Long islud s0i9 az
t24n02. % drop OF . point from ING iHsl
previously reported sale. .rcculd ,loii
closed dun and rather weak in tone. ~
changes jon thc general list were mercy
fractional. outside OF Sugar and Reading.
The former lost o.. while thc l1ileI
gained q per cent. IN the spocaltes
Metropoitan Traction dropped 5'4 .,to
1OHia and Eav State Gas ~ TO lni2 To-
f1l sales were 2OJ 11G shares. INCLUDING
10000 Sugar 2o50D American Spirits.
~ 100 Reading. and 13.1OD ST. Paul The
railway ANA miscellaneous bond market
was lower to-day. The feature OF Inc
trading was drop of per cent. in To-
ledo. 81. Louis and Kansas city 0's ccru-
fcafcs TO $50. East Tennessee dividend
5's fen ~ 10 no. Sales were 81 G1S.OlO
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Money on
cali easy at IigNi per cent. East loan at
per cent. and closing offered az " pee"
cent; prime mercantile paper jW6 per
cent Bar silver. 90. Sterling exchange
strong with actual business in bankers
bills at 4s2h is2ie for sixty days ana
1853 04sG for demand posted rates. 4S3H
4sGi3 commercial bills. 4Nu3 0iSla,. Gov
eminent bonds firm. state bonds dun.
Railroad bonds weak. Silver al the board
was higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va. Nov. l3, lN'b.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
were extremely light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
pocti0ns- Bright. 20 hogshcads. Re
nspcctOus-Briglt, j hogshcads.
Myers, ShCckoe, Allegheny Old Do
mnlon. Virginia. Davenport s.. Planters,
and Scabrook's tobacco warehouses report
to-day. Receipts. 100 packages, deliveries
- packages.
tons on tObaccOs for the city OF Hlch-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
SO 90; plug tobaccos, S3,4lO-2. Total
S3G4j.42.
the Richmond breaks to-day: Crenshaw' S
warehouse sold 1880 pounds highest
price. S11. ShOckOe warehouse sold 1900
pounds. highest price, Sll.
Large breaks Of new dark loose. per-
haps the heaviest of the season. will Dc
offered at Crenshaw's and Shockoe to-
haccO warehouses tomorrow O'riday,
November 20. 1s96. First sale at Shockoe.
There was very good sale of bright
loose tObaccos nj the StOnewall warehouse
to-day. Another good break for to-
morrow.
There was q splendid sale ut the Plant
crs Warehouse to-day. No change 10
note i'm prices. Another big break I'M
Guiding some fine tobaccos for to-m)r-ow.
Mcssrs. John T. Jacob d co. successors
to Sublett d Cary, tobacco commission
merchants, No. ll3 south Twelfth street,
Richmond. Va. make the following COM
ments for the week on tobacco:
DARK-Rcceipts of old stock very light,
with little doing.
Some little Of the rev
crop coming i'm. selling at low prices sales
Of old stock about over
BRIGHTS- Steady a unchanged quota
tiOns.
NEW TOBACCO DARK)-The receipts
have increased during the past week,
market easier and prices lower Cor the
low grades. fine stock in good demand
at quotations.
And quote prices current as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
MAY REOPEN the RATE VAR.
This il One Anticipated Result of the Fail
ure of The seaboard Deal.

NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-An evening
paper says:
The statement was made to-day on the
highest authority that now. that the
negotiations for the transfer Of the Sea-
board Air Line 10 Thomas T.. Ryan. of
this city, have fallen through. the man
ayers Of that property will AT once pro-
coed 10 secure the quashing OF the in
functions against IL for rate-cutting, as
issued by the courts in Virginia and
Georgia. 1t is said that as soon as
this is accomplished. the war in rates
TO Southern points will be reopened. and
a cut of 80 l,3 per cent. reduction will be
made on all rates 20 Atlanta common
points from New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore. and other
Eastern points. The result Of this de-
cision viii be the same Generalization in
Southern rates which prevailed during
the summer and early fan. and interest
ing developments will follow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

I ,0s2. $50 bales; France 2i0O47 bales, con-
tincni 643.y3i bales.
Futures closed steady, sales. 21f.2uO
bales. November i3J. December, ~,
January. s.Js. February. i.5s. March,
,.o0; April. 40, May, 40; June, n"'
JuiN, $50.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l9-l2:JO +. NJ
COTTON-Demand fair and prices easier;
American middling. 7-I6 sales. lovVO
bales. American. q. 100 bales, specuiailolh..
and export 500 bales, receipts, 500
bales. American. $500 bales. iut.i ~
opened weak and demand moderate NJ
Nembsr 1864. December ana Jdhuai , {,
! i2-Di. January and February, = u 10.
February and March, y-Dtii iv-vi /,
March and April. I lO-0ini ll-oi; az.
and May 1864. May and june = -,
June and July. 4 l2-6l, july anu H'. IsDS''
I PCT Futures quiet az tnc or -,
12.g5 j. M.-American spot sI"u,'' q. 30. 90
lower. American middlinB. ialr, -.
good mlddnng. be-, middhhs' 30
low middling. J-lG, Soou V'u''"' -
4 3-1G. ordinary. !. - r., t.,,,.,,e.
-Novoinber4 16-bl1i - 20 pus ~, ~ .
November ana December. ; io-vi' , Dry
December and January, ll-nt' ' ,a,,',,@r.'.
and February. 9-6f0A lo-vt' DrGcc,rss.
FeHrrarv and March. = 3-Ot
March and April and Apih any ~,
o.ei nuyers. May and June J ,DcotilN
1 1904. buyers. June ana Juil In
ll-Gf. sellers; July. ! ll-1t, s,e'''''
lures Clcscd quiet az the ue'"''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS ILL. Nov.
19.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1900; market
firm to 1Oc higher: common to extra
steers S3.jOQ52J: stockers and feeders,
S35Ou3.9J. cows and bulls. SlJD45.t9.
Texans. S2GJQ2.gJ. western rangers 1910
M42j.
HOGs-Reccipts 5000: market easy
TO DC. lower; heavy packing and snip
ping lots. S310n3.4O. common to choice
0t3.4O: light S31O134O: pigs, $3.50 $50.
SHEEP-Reccipts. 1900 market for
prime lambs Doc. higher. other prices
steady; inferior 10 choice, SZ.OOH5JO,
lambs, S2OlN3S5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

1t Was Presented To "A Large Audie. &C at
the Academy Last Evening.

Hoyts "A Milk White Flag" was given
a the Academy last evening before one
OF the largest and most fashionable audi
ences that 4 have ever seen gathered IN
that building. From the rise OF the cur
tain until its final drop the audience was
kept in one continual roar OF laughter.
and Judging from their generous and fire.
quent applause, they were more man SAT-
isled with the play and the artists,
"A Milk White Flag Is certainly Hoyt
best effort, excelling even, as IL does. his
famous Texas steer"
II was presented by the original New
York company. The scenery was elabo-
rate and pretty. The play itself has
an exceedingly funny plot. and around
this Hoyt has woven pretty dances.
catchy music. and clever speclalties.
The stage MANAGEMENT Is excellent and
the artists capable In every respect
"A MIX White Flag" will be repeated
at the matinee to-day and will close It's
engagement with to-nights PERFORMANCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MD, Nov. lg.-FLOUR-
Unchanged
WHEAT-Unscttle and easier: spot and
November Hoi2c. asked. December. S1MFt
Sc; steamer No. red s7c.. southern.
ty sample. 9Jga2c.. do. ON grade. S149i,
CORN-Wcak and lower. spot. Novem-
Der. ana new or OLD. November or DO
Ccmher. 2Si q29c. January. 2gu 2gi.c. :
February. &r4 Q2Wsc.; steamer mixed.
26AH21c. southern white. 2Sd2gc.: do.
yellow 2GQ2pc.
OATS Steady: No > white. 26426Isc. :.
No. mixed. DC.
RNE-Frm. No. > near by. 42q43c. !:
No. -. western. 44V4ilec.
HAl-tlrm. choice timothy. Si35Ou
400.
GRAIN FREIGHTS- Weak; steamer TO
Liverpool. per bushol llsd. asked Ter
January.
EGGS Quiet at 2OQ2lc
COFTEE Quiet: No 7. SlOG2sglO.75
SIGAR-Dul. graduated. S4.45.
Other articles unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-iLODh.- to,,r
eteadv. and unchanged. soulhtI" 49,
dun and steady. common az ~ SS t5l,s fn
:. S5l3f5. good TO choice 10 90 o..
-XyNENTLDull and easier with opuo"s
NJ y rcd T. o. b.. si'sc.. ungraded Ieu;
Si0gjc. Options were i"iiiy 49, riI-
led I,c. closing Weak 80 l4l'-c. unue,
,,',,rd9v. No red. November, o"'ac.'
December. SIC. May. oGtsc. -. ,
CORN-Nore active and weaker No. -
2gc.. elevator. @oc. ailoai D'''Tq ~
vembcr. 2ssic.. December, -j'4c.' Jahu"i .
OATS Duil and easier options N more
active and weaker. DccembeI' -,
No. 2 white. 25l4c.; mixed western "a
HAY-Quiot. shipping. coqG2l4c.; good
10 WHIT S1i9,I ogjct- if'rm. and unchanged.
REET-Ouict ana firm: family, Ss.oOn
q OO. extra mess. SG.JuuiOu, peer MANS
firm az S1G.OON1GJO. ucrccd hSel q"lo''
city extra. India mess. Siu.-'I -; ol,lcd
CUT MEATS-Quict ana st,,auy P' m 01.
bellies S5OOn512i2 shoulders Si'V0'
hams. IS jOi>'.1J ....,,
LARD-Quct and steady wes,eIth
steam. 500. city. S3.62i2; DECEMBER 80,
nominal Refined dull, continent Ni-'D'
South American, $50; compound S''"V3
PoRK-Dun and weak; new mess $50
NN.7J. ,..o,.....
ibt l.lkH"I sllltl lii lil'A AifrttN 49,
state dairy. l1uigc.. do. creamery. DE
m2lc; western dairy. spl$c,; Ei ,5 r. nc
EGGS-Choice hrmer, state ana leellH-
sylvania. 22d.jc., ice-house' i''2,t,i -,
western fresh. 2ln23c.; do. case. S2,-'4
500. southern. 2l022c.. lined loi39loSco Sow
COTTON SEED OllrDull; crude ~
023c.: yellow prime 2jl2p26c. ,-..,
ROSIN-Quiet and steady strained
common 10 good SlD0Gl.92ia
Steady at 2'2h-oc'
Dice Firm and unchanged.
MOLASSES-Qu and unchanged. &c.,
PEANUTS-Qu fancy hand-pickeu'
COFFEE-stcady at 10 points down
December and January. S92on923' March
and Nav S025033O. June and July S1W;
September. S93009.35 Spot Rio duh ana
lower. No. :. 5000.
SUGAR-Raw dun and steady; iair re-
nning. 27.c. Refined quiet, nara sc.
lower: off 4. 4isc.. standard \. &c; con
fectioncr's s. NC. cut-loaf and crushed,
&C.. erauulatcd 4Wc.
FREiGHTS TO LINERPOOL-Quiet
cotton. Ltd; grain ID. nominal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. l0.-FLOUR-
Winter wheat. patent, SiGO0i.90: fancy.
Sfl1fi35. spring patent, SiJO0i.SO,
fancy. SO 75fi4.1O.
WHEAT Easy. No. red. 00c
CORN-Firm. No. > mixed. new, 23isc.
OArS-Lcss active, No. . mixed. 2O02lc.
PORK-City packed family. S9.2J.
LARD-kcttlc demand good; IN tierces.
S425. In tubs $50.
DRY SALTED MEATS-Steady: loose
shoulders. S&t2i. fl3.7J, short ribs. $500:
short clear. S412ls. clear bellies. Sf37@
BACON-Good demand: loose shoulders
and short rib sides Si2j. short clear
$3.50. clear bellies. 5000.
MHISkY-SlcAlv ~ Sl1S