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LEG AL NOTICES.


ISSUED Na5ca ls, 3 gs4s 9ssg No rs5bs 74$e
late Of the District of Columbia deceased. |
Application having been made to the SUI
prciuc court of the DISTRICT of Columbia,
LoH:ing orphans count, by Mary HaHOwcil
by her next friend, James u. Jester, that
letters OF administration on said estate he
ISSUED to James q. Jester OF said District,
appear III said court on RllbA \ the 1Uth
day of April, 4. y. 1886, at 10 O'Clock
a. M. Ia show cause why such application
should not be granted.
A. b. HAGNER, Justice.
Attest j. NOTA McGlLL,
Register Of wills, d. c.
LORENZO a. BAILEY,
Proctor for Applicant. mr14,2l, Is
EST ATE OF Ellen p Dion, iare of
the District OF Columbia. No. 1893,
Doc. Do issued March 6. 1896 Apphca-
ton having been nladc 10 tue supreme Court
If ihe District Of Columbia. holding Or
l,nahs' Court. for letters of administra-
tion on said estate, by Mary A o'NeIh OF
the District of Columbia, this is TO give
notice 10 All concerned to APPEAR in SAID
court on Friday. the Sd day CT April. a.
y. 1896, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to show cause
A. b. HAGNER, Justice,
Attest: j. NOTA McGILL,
JOHN J.DOLAN. Register OF Wllls, DC.
mr7- w-3t Proctor Tor Applicant.
IN TB T. supreme cour, of lnr pislrlct ,l or
Columbia holding a special term for
Orphans Court business. No. q 6.o4U, ad-
nliStraIton doc. 2l March 4, 1896. In
the case of Thomas l.. MCA rdlc, admins
! lralor Of the estate OF Charles Thompson,
deceased. the administrator aforesaid has,
| with the approval of the court appointed
| Friday the 9th day OF March, A. ID.
! 1896, at 10 O'Clock 4. M, for making pay
/ nitnt ana distribution undcr Inc COURTS
direction and control; when and where all
| creditors and persons entitled to DIS
trIbutive shares Tor legacleSl OF a residue,
| are hereby notified 10 attend in person
! or by agent or attorney duly authorized,
| with their claims againstthe estate properly
| youchei: otherwise the administrator will
| ak,. the benefit of the law against them:
| Provided. n copy of this order be published
! once "A week for three weeks III the " wash
| mgtun Law Reporter and Washington
| Times" previous to the said day.
Test: N0IA McGlLL,
| Register or Wills for the District of
| columbia. mr7- w-3t
| ISSUED February IS, 1896. Estate of
| CaSSIus T.. Garter late of the DISTRICT
| of Columbia. Application having been Inade
| 70 the Supreme Court Of the niStrict OF lo'
! luuihia holding orphans court, 1or letters
| of admlnsSt ration on sad estate, by WIZ
! liam II. Carter, u brother of the dccca Sed,
| this Is Il give nOUiCe 10 all concerned to ap'
pear ia said court on Friday, the = tn day
! OF March. A u. 1886, at 10 O'clock a N l.:
to show cause why such application should
not be granted.
Attest. J. NOTA MGG1LL,
Register of WiliSi ID. {.
| T. PERCY MYERS,
Proctor for Applicant, fe2Stn II
|
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Extra stages and scenery for The
Times Toy Theater can be obtained
at TlI- Times office
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Auction Sales

PUBLIC SALE OF valuable real es
tate and personal property By virtue
OF authority invested in iis We VIII sen at
public sale. without reserve, on the prem
at 2 O'Clock p. m, or FAIR. IL not the next
Iair day. The following real estate, 10 WI:
That famous tract OF land called "RiNer-
dale Farm" owned 10y Captain j /, Hai.
located partly in the Fourth District of
Anne Arundel and partly iu Nansviie lhs-
trlcl OF Prince George Sc ,J.ity mile rom
MISeijoe Station. on Is. * u. l.. X ana u
mites from ConUee'S Staten on said ran
road; ] IL miles iron tx Maryland Co
lumbia Railway and i , Il DIES from WASH
mEton city admirably adapted 10 the graz
ing and raising OF STOCK ana 1t Offers eS-
peciai lnducemrmt 10 Investors. lii contains
2GU acres more or less, ana is r proved by
4 ll-room dwelling hOusc. fine barns,
sheds. blacksmith SHOP, i wnda III supply
ing good water II Hoasc and stable. also
fine lot or ti;nlef and cord weed. lls
properly will o@ sold as Il whole or in lolS
intO Which IL has been sGb-iiYU.d. rat
shown on day OF sale.
Terms OF sale. II sold as WhOie Il ue-
post or 6Uj required on day OF sale: bal
ance in 6. > and Is months: If SOLD In
lois deposit OF $500 required on cacll lut-
Directly after the above sale the follow
ing personal property wi! be oifefed- IWo
fine brood work mares, Iiic iafli- wagon.
/ twohorsc top wagon ! Gnc-hnrSc tpp
wagon. l ilHC landau, formerly 0Nlcu NY
Gen. h. :. Grant; farming IL pe:aeillS. ttc.
Terms Of sale: I'll sGn or ana ulldtT
$50. cash: 81 bOyc mat amount credit pl
80 days will hc given. Fci.cics VIII meet
buyers at MlSeiluc and COnt,c stations oii
arrival of trains leaving WASHINGTON al
$50 and 1915 and Baltimore $50 ana
-l2:IO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, address HlChE1
x HURLEY - AUclioneerS, HyaitsYiIe Nd
mar l3RlNdS.
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MMG. ST. ROSE. rId-traveied card
re;illcr; J;IlInistry; can be consulted upon
all affairs OF life; always at home. 119
2lst ST. nv readings, 25cenls anu 5Ocents
NH | 8 Stem
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TRUSTEES SALE virtue OF OF
deed of trust, duIy r"cof1ed on Ii'
10Th day OF November. 1913, in Libcr s63;
at folio 2"l c9 SEQ. one @ OF ne iamu ir!
records Il the District CT Columbia, We
will sell at the request OF the parties Sc
cured thereby. on IhURSpAH, MarGh ~,
at Oil n. }. ave. NV, at : clock the
following goods at public duct on urn,
ture and Household Goods-A lol OF
carpets. nail4l;t. IA a; stand, wall nat rachS:
20 dining room tahieS. round tables,
large extension tables. % silver rla,tu
castors. l silver plated coffee ur., J wafer
cooler AMI / ii3irr. 40 silver plated 'alla
forks. 100 silvcr plated tablespoons 20
knives. 80 silver plated teaspoons, :; nut
crackers. c sugar SponrS, inautcl CLOCKS,
1 center marhlc-top liable. Inarnlc-top
sidebJarEs. 1ufiininE -.nm chairs, PAIRS
Gt lace window curtains. = sh;GlcS' SIN
foot. 6-inch French range aud bFoiief, !
tweni y-twc-inch hroiler. Kitchen ware
ics hnF',.: largo uuI. atty of China ware aiili
glassware. 3 umbrella stands. by oracf
Of trustees.
HERMAN K0LLMEYER,
HENRY LERCH.
ROBERT KOPP,
mr6-d&dSXSun Constable
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wANrED4RooMs.

wANTED-Bysqi one partly fur.
room for light housekeeping: must be
centrally located and will not pay over SO
a month: refs. exchanged. Address X.
&. F., this office. S-~>E 1t
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FOR RENT-RnatMs

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping; two
rooms; fur. or. unfur. Cos n. j. ave. NV.
mrl 4-3t
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PERSONALS.

SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY-
Important To every lawyer, doctor or
business man; 10 10 8. 500 18th st.
mrl Al At
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Ia EsS,. .ULB.Eh -g,Ilrvoyant trance
and test mtdlum. o23 18TH st. NV.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
Help Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for 10c.

VA NTED-A few more good male
or female gents TO canvass in the city
or country for one of the oldest, strongest
and best Building and Loan companies in
America. Call on JOHN y. WEbS. 14U4
G st NV. mr1 Bot
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EdME. Fra NC1sS. medium; none
rqLal: gives life rom cradle to grave.
Hours. 8 10 g. &c aRd tur, pa last
capitol st. nih12-I TEN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JOLLY Students March; Bands Com
ing March, 10 cents each; good music
at 5 cents per copy; several fine bargains
in pianos: piano tuning. SHOEMAKER s,
4H2 9th St NV. 1t
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR ALE Cheap. Il lot near Lincoln
Pafk: party wall; small cash payment:
ila'r .tc,. "a long time. Address Box IL, tbs
office. 1t
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SlOO reward for case OF dyspepsia or
Indigestion that cannot be cured with
Crump's Tonic OF Fruit and Spices. En-
dorscd by tic following: M. NJ. Parker,
ex-senator Charles +. MandcrsoD, w. c.
'Fildcn NJ. D., Ph. D.. Capt. n. }. Guenther,
Cfar.cs DietZ j.. Il. Hammond, ID. W. Gias-
sic, CT ares q. mons, L. s LIown, }. r.
Kemp. ard many Others. Delivered to any
part or tic city. DIop a ICstal. CRUMP
MFGto., COG + ST NV. IcS 3tw-tu,th.sa
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

DEPAR ENT Stamps, all kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. II. F. DUNkHORST,
1908 7th 81. NV. u-'h de22-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ExCRA Victor drop
frame bicycle fer 4 type writer. Address
Il. T. NJ. this office. 1t
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FOR RENf-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Desirable Groom brick
house, corner 4th and l. Sts., opposite
Pension Onice; newly papered and painted:
| m. /. Key GA Sd st. NV. 1t
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WANTEn SRoERD.

wANTED-By young gentleman: room
and board in priyate family; Mount
Pleasant or suburbs preferred; terms de-
sired. : address c. J.s this office.
mr12-3t
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FOR RENT-134 =, Cap. ST.; lur.
IroTt room; southern exposure: half
block from Capitol; terms rea sonabie.
mr1 4-3t
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FOR n RENT-Only SIS. 90; Broom frame.
with Potomac water, on Turner st.
ne ne. Apply TO AUG. H. WIENEKE, corner
Turner ST. and Bladensburgh road he.
mr1 4-imo
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FOR sALE4sfrBURBAN.

For JE-pak Grove, acr, Iois. $50
up; new siXroofn house, one acre
ground, $1,000, $1Oo cash. OWNERS.
Room I, $50 + st. n.y. ma11-Tt
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PASTOR E. HEZ SVEN pTeJchCs SON
day nIgnt = SO O'Clock: preaching at IL
a. IN. by Elder Jefferson ChanlDcrs Of
Ohio. Free pews. All most CORDIALLY in
Vitpd. Second Baptist Church Auditorium.
tourth street and Virginia avenue south
east.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
with BATH, second floor, Sc and 50. 20
{, 1T
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. b "A RRELS just received, fresh
cakes; 5c. pound; regular Ice. cakes;
Quaker oats, . l-2c. pound; 5 pounds best
tea, 81. 5 pounds coffee, 81. 1905 7th
st. NV, Sa turlay. Item
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FOR RENT-At 72S 7th ST. NV, one
or TWO unfur. rooms; one large thirG-
floor front room, suitable 1Ur lsnt house
ora
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FOR RENT Furnishtd: Il ic4-room
house near Iowa Circle; double par
lors, and diHing-room on same flUor; Gel
lar. south mont. very dts rdDlc summer
as We'll as winter; $50. g. r. c.. this OFFICE.
Elr13-3t
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FOR RENT-House of o rooms, hand
somely fur; furnace, open CRATES, sill
yer, CHINA, etc; CiUSS III: tOW rcat 10 reepOn-
sibe party: eftgant home or for boarders
HARVARD, this office. mil 3-7t,em
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FSsr T.. 1.-TWO newly furnished see
cnd floor rooms; single or en- suite:
heat aHd lignt: nath on sanc floor; S. and
$Ii. 626 ! 81. NV. nirl 1-3t
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FOR RENT-325 c ST NV. room for
gcnLien.an; 81. % per week; heat and
bath mh13-31 EN-
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FOR RENT-To respectable elderly
gentleman, one fur. room, with moda
ern mp: bath Oh same floor, 81, in adj
vance; doors from cable car. 635 NJ
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FOR RENT large, weli-fur. front
room, near Capitol, suitable for
EcEtsclicn; HeaU ana gas; rent, $40 per
month. Address NJ. NJ. ri, this office.
Item
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-29

our opinions may have been on the
money question at the time of our sign
ing the memorial, nearly three years
ago, We have learned enough since on
the subject TO warrant us III denouncinS
the attempt at free coinage OF silver at
sixteen TO one. believing IL to be di-
rectly against the interests Of labor, and
also believing that under Il condition OF
free coinage this country will be sub
jected TO one of the most frightful panics
that any country in this world has ever
seen. our belief in this statement IS
strengthened by an admission made by
william j. Bryan, candidate for Pres-
dent. in a recent speech in the North
west, wherein he Is reported 10 have
said that he thought that free-silyer
condition would bring for the present
stagnation and panic. but from which in
four years We would recover.
we do not believe that this country
can stand an additional four years OF
misery and distress. and are, therefore,
opposed 10 the sentiments contained in
the proclamation
Up. NJ. ARTHR,
Grand Chief OF the Brotherhood OF Lo-
connective Engineers.
IF. p. SARGENT,
Grand Master OF the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Firemen.
F. w. ARNOLD.
Grand Secretary and Treasurer, Bro
therhood of Locomotive Firemen."-
Baltiomre Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-29
ANorNhR rBhsTLEAoCIDENT-
A Young white Man Has His Leg Broken
hx An Electric car.

AYounc White Man Has His Leg Broken
by AN Electric Car.
The Norfolk Landmark, october ga,
says:
William r. Gsrsdorf, soliciting agent
whose residence IS at the corner OF
Church and Holt streets, over Nhlle-
hurst's furniture store, IS now lying at
ST. Vincent's Hospital with u broken leg
and a badly bruised body. as the re-
suit of another trestle accident, winch
occurred on the line or the street rail
road about 1880 o'clock Iast night. DE
Was run down by electric car NO. ~,
the conductor being l.. \. Robins ana
the motorman. ". Y. Dudley, but from
what the passengers say no blame can
be attached to the motorman.
The car WAS on its way down town,
running al its usual rate OF speed, ana
had not reached a distance OF more
tnan twenty-five feet on the trestle.
which spaus a portion of Mahone's
lake. before it struck the man. knocking
him down. The motOrman, as soon as
he saw Mr.. Gersdorf, who, he says
was standing in the shadow or pole
and was not visible until the car was
almost on him. did everything in his
power 10 stop his car. hut without en-
the unfortunate man ana knocked him
down. II is thought that his leg, the
left one. was. in the fall, caught be-
tween the ties and was broken. the frac-
ture being just below the knee.
As soon as possible, the injured man
was rescued from his most painful posi-
ton By the passengers; was put on the
car. and brought down town. Among
those on the car at the time was Po-
lice Captain Velines. who, as soon as
no could. telephoned TO the station-house
for the patrol wagon. The car was met
al the corner Of Main and Talbot streets,
where the wounded man was transierr-
ed and taken TO the hospital, as above
stated.
Mr.. Gersdorf has n wife. lie IS a
young man ana comparative stranger
in Norfolk. not having lived here over
two or three years.
Both the injured man and the car were
bound 10 the city. The former says he
heard the car approaching. but thought
IL was on another track.
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CHICAGO, ILL, oct. 2s.- WHEAT
Recovered yesterdays depreciation in
prices. Many people have been feeling
for the low point, in order that they
might benefit to the full extent by any
advance which might take place. The
popular belief to-day appeared TO be that
the buying point had been reached. This
explained much of the courage which
existed. Easier money at New York
was also an important factor in develop
ing confidence. For quite q while the
selling against calls held the advance
IN check, but eventually these privileges
were passed. Towards the close. on real
izing by the less sanguine of the bulls,
moderate reaction occurred. but the
final trades We're at very firm figures.
The market was not broad one by any
means. and the volume of trade was COM
paratlVely light. December wheat open
ed from sc. TO 69i4c.. advanced to 714c.,
closing at fO'sU71c.-2isH2l4c higher than
Yesterday. Cash wheat was firm and
90. higher.
COkN-Was dull and slow The specu-
latve indifference noted early in the
leading grain was also prevalent I'm corn.
May corn opened from 21isc. TO Csc. adj
Nanced 10 2Sssc., closing AT 2S402S&sc.-
sc. higher than yesterday. Cash corn
was firm and Sc. higher than yesterday.
OATS-Little attraction to traders was
offered by oats The market was even
Quieter than either OF the others, and
the tone was derived from them. May
oats closed 1s0t4c. higher than yester-
day. Cash oats were quiet and steady
at unchanged prices
PRONISlONS-A slow and weak hog
market had its natural effect on product.
Holders were lacking in courage and sold
their property freely. The very strong
tone of wheat revived the dropping feel
ing I'm product towards the close Janu-
AIRY pork closed 2i2c. lower, January lard
and ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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Gains Reported in Indiana, Wisconsin and
other States.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S-Ellis L. Usher, the
Wisconsin emile Of the National Dem
ocratlc Committee Of the Sound Money
Democrats. confidently asserts that Bryan
had better chance in that State tnan
Mckinley until the Indianapolis Conven-
ton, and that, While Mckinley will carry
II By a large majority. he will DO so only
through the votes that have been intiu-
enccd, 10 the one effect or the other. by
the NaticEal Democratic campagners
Simon T. SEcerin, the veteran secretary
OF the old Democracy, brings much the
same opinion about his State, Indiana.
The temper of the Democrats was much
the same in that State as in Wisconsin
10 took Democrats 20 persuade Democrats
not 10 vote for bryan. Nowhere else has
the direct gain Of the National Democracy
for the past ten days been 80 impressive
as in Indiana. The return of such men
as Mr.. Holt the late State chairman, and
X-COngressman Cooper from Organism
TO Sound Money Democracy is n thing or
almost daily occurrence. How large
proportion OF the Sound Money Democrats
of Indiana will vote for Mckinley Is hard
TO say. Fewer Of them, no doubt, than
the Republicans calculate-now that Nc
kinley's eXigence IS evidently much less.
IL is well known around all the head
quarters that Chairman Hanna saw no
hope for Mckinley in Missouri until the
National Democrats had thoroughly turn
ed the ground under He and his lieu
tenants now say Mckinley viii carry the
State. However that may be, the Ma
tional Den ocrats are stirring things III
sections OF that Commonwealth and gam
ing votes every day.
In Illinois the National Democratic man
ayers will be content with nothing short
OF the destruction Of the entire Altgeld
regency II Tanner be elected Governor
they think it will DO a comparatively light
aitictiCn.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 2s-FLOuR-Steady
and unchanged. Southern flour steady
and quiet. common 10 iair, Sz.'og5'o1'
good 10 choice do, S3.3J03.65.
WHEAT-Active and hrmcr, with op-
TONS ungraded red. 7lps3c options
advanced 2h02Ac.. declined &c. on real
izing. closing steady at 13sp&c. over yes
tordav; No. . red October 5,sc.' NO
Corn-Dull. No. ,, 3OAH3lc., elevator;
S1hQ3lhc afoat options were duh
and firm at sale. advance; October
3Oisc.: December, 3lssc.. May. 3il2c.
OATS-Dull and firm. Options hrm;
October. 22izc.; December. &Ac. Spot
prices. No .. 22i4Q23c.: No. ? white.
2lc.: mixed western. 22N2ic.
HAY-Easy; shipping, J5a6Oc.; good to
choice 75NS7iac.
BEEF-Quct and steady: family. $3.50
1850. extra mess. S6.OOaIOO: beef hams
inactive az $1,000; tierced beef firm and
quiet: city extra, India mess. slO.5O6
1850
CUT MEATS Steady and quiet picked
bellies 1928, shoulders, s4.2jQ4oO, hams,
LARD~Quiet and easy: western steam.
81 80: city. 81 40, October, Sf.6j. Refined
dull: continent. $500: South American,
SJ3J. compound. S462Rd4.SIi3.
PORK Steady: new mess. SS.50d90O.
EUTTER-Quiet; fancy STEADY; state
dairy. 1lnlSc.; do. creamery, l215e2Vc''
Elgins. 2Oc.
IiriT0-MOitIdlf NfIidIuf RtdtC
Pennsylvania. lshN2lc.. iee-house, 14l2
QlGc.; western, fresh, l6Qloc.; do. case
S270a4.5O 90
COTTON SEED OIL-Quiet crude, 22g
22i 4c. yellow prime. 26c.
ROSIN-Firm; strained, common TO
good. Sl9O.
TURPENTINE- Steady at 2skd2oc.
RICE-Firm and unchanged.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New orleans, open
kettle. good 10 choice, 25q33c.
ANUTS-Quiet; fancy hand-picked,
SIC.
COFFEE-Steady and unchanged 10 10
points down. November S9.e5alO.OO, jan
uary. S9S5; March, S9SJq9.95; May, S9.sJ
1890 Spot Rio dull and steady; No.
Z. SlO7J.
SUGAR-Raw active and frmer; fair
refining. 27<c. Refined higher and in
good demand; OF A, 3,sa4c.' standard A.
4isc.: cut-loaf and crushed, 45sc.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool firm; room
scarce; cotton. Sled; grain, Cd.
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TOBACCO EXcHANGE.

Richmond, Va, oct y, lo'O.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. hogsheads: filters. g. cut
tiers, II: smokers. /, Tugs dark, T. To-
tai "a hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
Inspections-Bright. % hogsheads. Re
inspections-Dark. l hOgshead.
Allegheny. Old Dominion. Shockoc
Meas. Davenport's. Planters. Myers q,
Crenshaw $. ana Seabrooks tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. 1O4 pack
ages; deliveries. 237 packages
United States internal revenue collec-
tons on tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
s260.l0: plug tobaccos. S2,439si. Total,
81 6S99f
A stiff sale Of bright loose at the Plant
ers warehouse today Prices well up
Another break for tomorrow. Some
good tohaccos will be offered. Last sale
at the warehouse.
Mr.. Samuel r.. Harris. or Henderson.
y. c.. IS in Richmond Va, to-day. lie
Is making his headquarters with X. L.
Norris * Co.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
the CLOSING oUoTATIOks, or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-.
h..co yxcb,nrc-Internalt Revenue
CoIicctions-Ioreig Ad'iccs'

N,,1V WORK oct 2S.-Hghcr rates for
money cau loans having advanced TO II
per cont. had disturbing influence az
The stock Exchange to-day. ana tnc
prominent issues durlnk the carry ", t'"oa''k
exhibited marked weakness. r. ne au-
vance fn tho money rate was 10 be cN-
p,rfcd in view OF tie preparations max
ms for the November interest and divi-
dcud pavmcnts The bears were also
moro aggressive than OF late. and one OF
their leaders sold the lndustrials and
CrarQcrs with moro confidence than OF
late London was again moderate
seller. and number OF small holders
who do not desire 20 carry stocks over
rho election nQuidated This played
directly into the hands OF the pears, end
prices were forccC down i402 per cent.
sugar fen 20 ll2t. Burlington lS's 10
78s. Chicago Gas Is. 81. Paul ~. Rock
Island 1iS General Electric / 10 I7i2.
Louisville and Nashville Ia. Mannatta
L. Missouri Pacific Is Jersey 'cI' al
~. Tennessee Coal is. Leather pfd ia,
and Western Union ! 10 S4l2. In the
spccialtcs Consolidated Gas dropped "a
10 147.. Louisville and Nashville was
sold on the passing of the dividend on
Nashville Chattanooga and ST. LOUIS
and the decline in Chicago Gas was at
tubuted 10 "a rumor that the question
Of distributing the company's surplus
will not be acted upon just now. IN
the afternoon trading iirmer tone re-
vailed and Cd recover! OF t4NlS psf '.It'
fAlFAfNf Il'NAU WI" anu tN'tftA
Sugar was favorable influenced 10y an
advance Of 80. in -chpsi. i.aNs were
also advanced ass much. The general hst
was benefited by "a sharp rise III w.
and "A decline Iu tue money fatc 10
per cent Final transactions IN can
loans were made a. or cent. ill VIZ
were rumors of a. squeeze late IN y
week stocks at fln Gloss, while qp'ci.
were barely sfeldv ODD tone. Net .n-nt,S
show losses of ii0 lcr 'eni. Manl.Nt-
IAN rose D.. Der ,.ni Total saiCs were
1857 .76S shares. including ,3.uc Susar;
1900 Reading. 1900 ST. fauL ana 5<.tOO
Chicago Cas- Bouas were " AK SAFES
footed up only SS,-.ull
Money on cail active at Gnl2 per cent,
last loan at $ per cent. ana closing OIL
fered at \ per cents prime mercantile
paper. 7010 per cent Sterling exchange
steady 90 hrm with actual busine SIS IN
bankers bills no 1i4ui>la4 for sixty
DAYS and $50 rfSfH for demand, posted
rates 4S-n4~li.. commercial bills, 4NOd
4Si Government bonds firm. state
bonds duh Railroad bonds weak. Sill
yer al the board was lower.