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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25


pr. Gregory Doyle, Syracuse, Y. y, says :
~ have frequently prescribed il in cases Of
Indigestion and nervous prostratiOn and find
the result SO satisfactory that shall con.
tinuu it. y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

The Young Mons Christian Assncia
ton Convention OF Maryland, Della
ware, West Virginia and District of
Columbia at Frederick, Md, came to a
close Sunday night DIR. Bernard &.
Steiner Of Baltimore was elected presi-
dent. Alfred Gawthorp Of this city
was elected second vire-preHident, and
w. h Foster of this city, aRsistant
secretary. General Secretary +. W.
Lang was made chairman of tho bust
ness committee,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

As the result of the examination con
Quoted by the Police Commissioners
on Tuesday afternoon and evening,
tho commissioners named Police Officer
George Lucas to he advanced to tho
position Of sergeant mado vacant by tho
death OF ". A. Shields
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25
Death of tho Rev, c, nlchnra croo,,s.

The Rev. G. Richard Crooks, LII.
D, professor of church history at Drew
Theological Seminary, Madison, N. j.,
died on Saturday of complication of
diseases. lilo was born in Philadelphia
February ID, 1922, and graduated at
Dickinson College, Carlisle Pa. 10
lSaO. He had charges in Philadelphia,
New York, Brooklyn and this city. lilo
was founder Of Children's Day in tho
Methodist Church,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Thomas, batter known as "Chic"
Foy, was arrested on Friday on thu
charge Of policy writing. llp waived II
hearing this morning aud was hald
in $1,000 bail for court
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Chestertown, Md, Fob. %. john
ClendanieI. a highly respected farmer
died TT KennedyvIls this afternoon
lIo had been in poor health for two
years, and the eud was not surprian
to hin frianls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Special Correspondence OF Iazette and journal
povoc, Fab. %. --Clerk Of tho Or.
phans' Court Smith, on application oil
Representative Jamen Martin, issued on
Saturday a writ for an inquisitiou
concerning the mental condition OF
AZabatt Alcott
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Denton, Md, Fob. 2l.-Uapt Reuhen
Phillips, ono of the best known sailors
of the State, died at the home of his
son. Capt Samuel Phillips, at Denton
Bridge, this morning of paralysis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

The new gunhoat Wilmington, which
ia about completed, was given pre-.
llmiary trial trip by her builders at
Newport News, Va, on Saturday. S;na
male l4la knots The contract calls
for IL knots per hour.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Gentlemen. / hope you viii not feel
justified in destroying these large
interests. and sacrificing our present
satisfactory and constantly improving
conditions at the behest of diminu.
tive number OF visionary enthusiasts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Mrs. George Nelson Of Georgetown,
aged % years, died on Saturday after q
short Illness Of pneumonia. Tho fl
moral took place Sunday. Tho services
were conducted By the Rev. ]. A.
Brewington. Interment was made ut
st, Thomas burial ground.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

have been afflicted with an ,ffsct;,, 20
the Throat from childhood caiiseH ny t II, =
ihrfia and have lsed varin1s A. T., a'I'ii,
lave never found anything eoilaI IN Rrn,,. ~
lifonGhal Troehes. Rsv. q H n A'tt i"n,, >
Ton, fiketon, Ky. Sold only in baxas i"iiii''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Lavinia 7. Elliott and George a.
Elliott will be tine administrators oil
the estate Of j. Cloud kiliott, bonding
in the sum Of $500, 600 for that purpose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Frank McCausland, son OF Superin-
tendont A. q. MoCausland Of the vii.
mington d Northern railroad, who wont
To Marioupo, Russia, about five
months ago, has sailed for home. The
yossei left Poti on January 9th, with
iron orc for Philadalnhia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Lille Keeley, aged II, had finger
cut off while at work in the Jessup ~
Moore paper mills On Saturday. Shu
was removed TO her hume, No. 1912 Lin.
coin street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25
Death Of aren l,iannn t,rnre.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Feb. go. ! Tho
venerable Archbishop Grace, who has
heen " tor some time. died this morn.
ing Ut st. Jacobs Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Havana. Cuba, Feb. %. Gen. Fitz.
hugh Loe, the United States consul.
general here. says there is no truth in
tina statement that he has asked his
government to send a warship here as
40 outcome Of the reported murder az
DR.. Ricardo Ruiz, an American citizen,
in the prison of Guanabacoa. Inc
general also denies that he ia contenn
plating making another trip 10 the
United States,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

The Row Ezra Tlnkar, ID. d., LII.
D., has been inyjted to return az pastor
Of Ashury NJ. l.. Church for tho next
conference year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Mrs. tinrsey. wife of the Rev. NJ. II.
dorsey, died al Middletown on batur.
Gay night of pneumonia, after en- i'll
naa9 Of few days. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-25

Washington, ID. G., Feb. 90. -,sSena
tor Sherman said to-day in reference 10
purpnrted interview, in which be was
quoted as favoring war with Spain ;
p" u is a lie from beginning to end. l
wish you would denounce it az en-
phatirally as possible. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
SENATOR DANIEL ARGUES AGAINST
CUTTING TELEPHOYE RATES.
The Democrats Are Looking for n Leader
ADying Woman Tells in Her Delirium
of Committing a Murder.

RALEIGH. y. c.. oct. 2.-Special.-The
Acknowledgement grants John II. Pearson
and j.. G. Caldwell. Governor Russeils
appOintees as Railway Commissioners,
leave 10 institute quo warranto proceed
ings for possession Of that office.
A charter Is granted by the Secretary
OF state TO the north Carolina Publica-
ton Society" OF Raleigh, Josephus Dan
iels. John g. Drewry ana others incorpo-
rators. 20 publish books, pamphlets and
periodicals.
Senator Daniel. after making n powerful
argument I'm opposition TO the reduction
OF telephone rates, ordered by the Rail-
way Commission. left for home this
morning. The commission Will take mp
the matter at its next session. During his
three days stay here the Senator was mo
recipient of many attentions.
HE Democrats in this state are now
most earnestly looking for "a leiudfr for
the campaign OF lN9S.
MORMON ACTIVITY.
Mormon elders or m~issioners. who but q
few years ago were whipped and driven
out of this State. will preach IN thls
city tomorrow i'm Metropolitan han.
There are now forty OF them I'm the field
I'm North Carolina. They are making
converts. entirely among the lower class
es. They deny that they are sending con-
verts to Utah.
rita Chapman. a dissolute white wo-
man. VINO for years lived here, died az
| Asheville a day or Two ago and while de-
urious. repeatedly said she had murdered
a man. taken $500 from him and threw
him I'm a well there. X. r.. Grubbs has
been missing eighteen months.
mere was a novelty at Charlotte last
night I'm the shape of bicycle run by cleo
tric light.
LAST night the Board Of Aldermen 80
modified the N o'clock closing ordinance
as 10 allow bar-r0Oms here 10 remain
open an night during tine state Fair.
The Southern Railway has not stopped
the sale OF tickets. 10 Atlanta from mere
but IS selliu them regularly.
OVER AN EMBANkMENT.
Late last night while two carriages I'LL
ed with Raleigh people were returning
from a dance al the Insane Asylum. one
! vac driven over the edge Of a steep en-
| nkm and every one I'm the venicle
was hurt. II was q narrow escape from
fatal accident. As IL is. two ladles arc
badly injured.
Revenue collections in September were
| yl22.OOZ, which is the largest ever lh 'Hi7
| district FOR that month.
Governor Russell adds two more atlor-
news TO The four he employed 10 appear
Tor the state at Wilmington next week
in the case in which the Western Union
telegraph Company tries TO prevent inc
enforcement OF the Railway commission
/ order making fifteen cents the state rave
for the ten word day message.
Every guard n every convict III th'
nenitentiary save those unable 10 leave
| The hospital, will be sent Monday to pich
cotton on the State farms on the hoaho"e
river. -
The weather IS again very warm aho
the drought the severest since b1A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

mainly with her private means in Rich
mond during the war.
In this hospital. 1882 Confederate SOL
diers, from all parts Of our Southland
were lovingly cared for. IL was found
that the death rate was less and the pro-
portion of men returned 10 duty greater
than from any other hospital in Rich
mond. In appreciation Of this fact and
20 enable her 20 discharge more effect
lively, the duties connected with her
work. President Davis presented her
with a regular commission az captain I'm
the Confederate army. the only woman
on whom such an honor was ever con-
ferrcd.
The ceremony Of receiving the portrait
OF Captain Saliie Tompkins began with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Deshazo. Mr.. John
b. Donovan. commander of the camp and
master OF ceremonies. made "a beautiful
speech and unveiled the portrait, which
was received with great enthusiasm by
the audience.
Rev. Evefard Meade followed with a
most chaste and tender address. i'm which
ne received the portrait for the camp.
Hon. }. y. Stubs then spoke. paying
n glowing tribute 10 Captain Sallie Temp
kins and the work Ion by the women ot
the Confederacy. after which Rev. Evc-
rard Meade read a beautiful letter from
General William y. Taliaferro, which met
with n round of-applause.
Then followed the feature OF the day
letter from Miss Sallie Tompkins. which
was also read by Mr.. Meade. If IL is said
Of il was a counterpart of her whole lite
there could be- no greater commenda-
ton
one sentence will give the keynote: II
only did the duty which any other South
ern woman would have been glad 70 do
After the reading Of this letter. during
which time the entire audience stood,
Judge Garnett said: We have not yet
exhausted all the good things and re-
| Ulested Major Thomas b. Taliaferro 10
speak. Major Taliaferfo made a snort
| address. He dwelt upOn the honor which
was conferred upon the camp IN being
allowed to be the custodian Of the por-
trait and he paid an exquisite tribute 10
Miss Tompkins and the women Of the
South and prophesied this event was the
beginning Of O move in the direction or
erecting a monument 20 the Women OF
the Confederacy.
Major Talloforro's address was follow
ed by some war songs, and thus ehned
B a most stirring and interesting occasion.
1 Mr.. Donovan is 70 be congratulated
/ upon the felicitous manner IN which IL
was conducted.
The portrait represents MISS tompkll'
standing. dressed in the fashion or 1901
1865. with the hospital bag buckiod to
her side and her hand resting upon the
Book from which she read 10 tho wound
| cd. sick n dying the words OF comfort
and eternal life.
The sallie T%ompkins Shaptcr ~ The
! Daughters OF the C~onfederacy was repre-
! sented by the acting president. Miss v.
/ Lou soawcll. Misses Leah and Nena Tai
| iaferro and Mrs. William B. Lee. Major
Thomas s. Taliaferro. Hon. J. y. Stuehs
and Rev. william y. Lee represented
the Pago-Puller Camp, OF Gloucester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
uecklenburs County.

BOYDTON, VA. oct. 2.-Spccial.-col.
r. r.. Goode and family returned from
Buffalo Springs yesterday. They brought
will them. servants. horses and carriages
and left the hotel closed and deserted.
Mrs. Brlscoe. OF Knoxville. Tenn. nce
Miss Marian Goode. Thomas i. Goode.
Jr.. and ST. J. c. Goode went on To New
York from which place Mr.. Chambers
Goode will go 10 Poughkeepsic 10 enter
the Eastman Business College.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Carson. who has been
on a visit here. returned to-day 10 her
home i'm Charlotte. y. G.
The Board OF supervisors met and mad
the annual settlement with the county
treasurer. As usual they found tho
books and moneys correct.
J.. w. Wiies. secretary OF the County
Electoral Board IS here sending out no.
tihcation papers 10 the judges and regis
trars for the fall election.
Messrs. n. =. Lea. and r. b. Morgan,
lat. Of Chase City are two new tobacco
buyers on this market. The warehouses
had rood breaks yesterday and these
gentlemen bought largely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
rge PRoHIDIrION PARrr.
The Candidate for Governor Appeals to the
Clergy.

The Candidate for Governor Appeals 10 INC
Clergy.
The Times has received the folio"
ing:
To the Preachers in virginia.
~R-ightoousness e~xalteth a istion, but
sin is a reprOach 20 any people
"a vordsrrul and horrible tll1g Us COM
r,if,ed 4, the land. the prophets pro-
,becv falsely and the priests rule by
iheir means ana my people love TO nave
IL so" my brethren, you KNOW mat w
great curse OF our country lo-udy - 'n1
legalized liquor traffic. The saloon -
the ante-chamber o. hel| IL - '"o y
sort of thugs. anarchists aud the most
disrenutabIe characters. IL IS the Gtn OF
danoerous demons. 10 Is the greatest
agency Satan has for producing crlmi-
nsIs mnIfiplving the vicious, impover-
Ishinq the people, destroying the hap
niness of homes, and blasting the bright.
est homes that ever bloomed IN human
hearts. II is a menace 10 the peace n
-nrosneritv Of our government, an enemy
~ tbe school and the church. IL Is
sending thousands Of precious souls Tor
whom Christ died, down 10 perdltlon
every year.
Shall the watchmen on the towers or
Zion bold their peace "heh 'hey see INC
enemy approaching!
"If Tie watchman blow the trumpet
and warn the people, whatsoever heareth
the sound of the trumpet and taketh not
usarning. bun falls by tho sword ms
blood shall be- upon his v head. But
II Inc watchman see the sword come. and
blow not the trumpet and the people be
moi warned. il the sword come and take
amy person from among them. he IS
taken away in his i~ni1uity. but his blood
viii I require NJ the watchman's hand
"A wonderful and horrible thing is
IS Am unholy combination Of the Church
and the saloon Al the ballot box. Chris
tian voters ana saloon men unite at the
nolls ana vote for tax and license par
ties. If a preacher votes for a caneI-
date of a liquor-licensing party. II the
Tee.slature enacts laws which legalize
the saloon keeper to set up his d%runkard-
making factory and the saloon keeper
ms ufsct.rers the drunkard. arc not the
preacher. the legislator and the saloon
keeper equally responsible for the sin
OK making drunkards by law?
/ know a church that recently excom-
munieated two OF her members for seiN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
MnR

BALTIMORE. oct. 2-FLOUR-Quiet
ana unchanged; receipts; ls,lV5 Daiiel7'
evnorts. none: sales. 500 barrels. e
WUEAT-Dull and lower: spot. 1-4ft
g2Tc'. December, 934093lac.; steamer no.
. red. S7HMs7Ac. receipts. 422lO Dushels
e%xports. - 900 bushels. southern Wne1S
I'm, sample. Se09Jc.; do. on grade o'14t'
$3.50. o,,t0or.tc Deem
mixed. S29ila20Kc.: receipts; 1890 bush
els: exports. 129.122 bushels. s9u[n ssc
white corn. 3I45t2c. u1. y iSScii637c. re-
CENTS. $1,000 bushels. q u.ortorn
NBpVTt-pun and lower: No. : western
sic: receipts. %, 12S bushels. e,oo,o N
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Active IN sieaIhT ner,
marcel room dull; steam TO LlVcrboDr her
bneheI 4ild. October; Cork Tor oIueI4, r0i
nnarter Is. nd. October ana NoyeHlDei'
4SIIGAR-StrOng and nm
RTJTvTER AND EGGS-flrm anu III"
CHEEsE-Steady and Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
TUE COTTON

NEW YORK. oct. 2-C0TIoN~hsSrSodes s
,,NiSddline' &: net receipts. 965 Saies: ssIissss'
4. ijoS bales forwarded S ort S sa44G bales.
j. DalSsn oadovENe receipts, $3.50 baless
.y ISSai to Great Britain, $50 bale oi 765SS
thaP Continent. l.7o9 bales STOCK 4Vi''0-
D9 ne,,, since September 1st-Net recetpsS'
tS - holes. exports TO Great britain,
91e6sa $5i bales, 70 France 4''toS D"'e'' ~
he Continent. 1s5. l56 bales. soies. 400
Futures opened a5: February. 60;
BALE; ~. April. G.45: May. go; J1 M,
Msici6 cfoTer. Cos; November w. ~
cember, closed steady: sales ns7p'
tHture anvary. G.38: February, IVsnSse'
baiesii al; April. GAG; May Ssi, ISber'
Gss. July. $50: october o'-o'
60 bevgtpoD closed easy; middlins IsO
St9' 81; middhns gulf ga s"''
IalfG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Annie Burg lortyfears old, the wife OK
an engineer OF 81 south Second street,
Williamsburg. was killed Friday by fall-
ing out OF her bed. Mrs. Burs weighed
more than go pounds. got several weeks
she he'd been unable 10 sleep well. she
was restless after going 70 her room on
Thursday night. and told her husband
that her heart troubled her. Al : o'clock
Yesterday morning Burg was ake
by a heavy fall. and he found his VIE on
the floor beside the bed. She lay rae"
down. Burg called u neighoor and n aoe-
tor was summoned. When he came Mrs.
burg was dead. The doctors optniops~as
that the jar 10 Mrs. Burss heart wnen
she fell cxGsed her death.~Ne" york
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

ptchmond. Va. oct. :, 1891.
1T, on Change for the
OhetinSs in october for the last
first week III
years week ending Satnro1ys sis
n rrooad- 81 packages; hlgnes. pa" october
For week ending Sa'u''""
8 F 1885, RSoS endlns saturday October
., ls99' no nom 1ackage highest price Sl';yo.
o. FoT week ending S~atnreayi 500
7. 1898, 40 package nssiurdav' october
8 F lS'- week ending Saturday October
. 5 etv ste sales reported TO the secretary
~ lie Richmond Tobacco Trade 'o-udS
were light. u,o sacretorv
~ Richmond Tobacco Trade 1Or the
week ending to-day: Wrappers' . hos
heads. filters. lS7; cutters. "a sMVAe
90. scrap 1bright, ~; sciap ce. hnrievs
-. lngs dark. IFS. Total. 6Jf hosspeAus.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor tne
week ending Saturday. Oetober -, ieSo'
Wrappers, "a hogsheads; hlleis' - c11oe
fers l59. smokers. 2. scrap tDflghtl ~
scrap dark. -: leaf dark, 10; western,
~ burleys. 275: Tugs dark, 05; prlnlhgs'
I Total. S3l h~ogsheads.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of The Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
week ending Saturday, october .. lssJ;
Wranpers. 10 hogsheads; filters, POL, cut
ters. 10: smokers. SO; scrap tbrighU, 90;
scrap dark, 13: leaf dark. 12i; sun
cured. 3: burleys. 1; stems, 80: Tugs dark,
30: primings, Z; leaf (red), q. Total. IO3
h~ogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending Saturday, october y. 1888;
Wrappers, 81 h~ogsheads: filters. %; cut
tiers. 20; smokers. o. scrap (orighp, D;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
The Long Distance Phone.

The American Telephone and Telegraph
Company has issued the following inNi-
tatiOn 10 the opening OF It's exchange IN
Norfolk tomorrow:
THE American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company invites you 10 attend the
opening OF It's long distances lines. con-
Meeting Norfolk. Va. with the princlpel
OF the Business Men's Association. 10.
254% Main street. Monday. October fth'
between 4 and 10 o'clock T.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Imnres.ive Ce%remoniesin Connection WIN
,ha Portrait of Miss saliie Iompkins'

,ha Portrait of Miss saliie ~Tompkins'
GLOUCESTER c.. H., VA, Sept 3
SpeciaL-While Richmond IS reJoiclhs
80 tho return OF It's people from the
mountains and Tidewater, these places
are grieved TO part with them Notdoly
so in Gloucester where every one reEIstS
the early departure Of Colonel So"dIuI"
ard his charming household. Inc me-
ancholy days have come LOT nor oNay
viii we lose the CHARMING summer
friends hut the exodus OF our young peo-
ME for the cities has alreacy begun,
Miss Brook Byrd leaves for Rlcnmona
ana Miss Molly jackson Seawell' Tor
Nevvnort News. Misses Annie Jones, Hen
rietta. and Bessie Hopkins, clara Ilnsley
and EIizabeth Lee left last week Tor
Mr. Powelps school. The SummerNlile
Homo school fer girls near Gloucester.
Mr.. John Tabb. principle. opened very
auspiciously this session.
Miss Sally. Of Newport News. VINO was
the guest of Miss Lewis IhuIston anu
who made n most pleasant impression IN
IN neighborhOod, left on Friday Tor her
home in Newport News.
Mrs. Johnson. OF Baltimore, IS AZ
"Iloeklev" the beautiful home or ner
daughter. Mrs. Richard Tadlafcrro.
Mrs. Cassidy IS the guest OF AIRS. VIII
liam Core.
The event OF the week, we may say
the year. in Gloucester as wed as Aialn-
eve occurred on Saturday. when the
portrait Of Miss Sallie Tompklns was
presented 10 the Lane-Diegs camp or
confederate Veterans. MISS Iomp-
Kin IS a native of Mathews county BAT
Is nearly related TO the Tabb and other
Gloucester families and 50 mere was 4
~,tberiug OF the Clans In both counties
~ do honor 10 whom honor ~ due.
II Is scarcely necessary TO tell Nir-
cinians the wherefore Of this occasion.
All have heard OF the commission az
captain I'm the Confederate army. which
wa given Miss Tompkins by President
Davis to enable her To diseherge more
readily the duties connected with me
private hospital that she established
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. oct. 2-The bears ran the
wheat market to-day. in spite Of the help
that bulls received from the drought.
Paris was u-naccountably very weak. AMI
this encouraged the selling. which re-
suited in a decline Of 3iM7sc. i'm December.
Corn was firm and advanced kNhc. oats
were unchanged at the close. and pro-
visions PC. lower TO 2iZ0Jc. higher. u
visions 2iauJc. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

NoRTOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. oct. 2-Farmers'
market duh: strictly prime fancy, &c.
strictly prime. 2Ac. prime. 2hc. Spanish
90c.. low grades Smelling stock. 1ila1Ac. :
hand-picked. fancy. &c. extras. Be-. third
grade, 2i5c. No. 1 Spanish shelled. jisc. ;
No. 1 Virginia, 3lac.; No. . Virginia. 2lac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
No.

Cash quotations were as follows fIour
easy. winter patents, Si.fOd'; spring sp.-
straights. Sl4OulCU. Ma. . spring wheat,
size. No. 3 spring wheat. 7sas5c.. No. :
red. g34sc.: No. . corn, 2il2a2I4yc.: No. 2
oats. he. No. . white. I, d. b., 2lll'22hcf
No. 3 white. +. o. b.. 2l022c.; No. rye
40 No . harley nominal. No. 3, I. o..
h.. 2ga zoe: No. 4. I. %. b.. 2sft@3c.; No. ]
lax seed. 94agGc.; prime um9thy stgu,
S9.G2l2: mess pork. per. barrel, $500,
rih sides 0oose). S~4.SJnJ.BO; dry sailed
shoulders boxed. S5n52j; short clear
sides boxed. Sj~.2Jd5.31i2; whisky, dis-
filters finished goods, per gallon So,
sugars-cut loaf, 81 96; granniateu 49,,
steady. creamery. 1Jd22c.; dairy ia ~
cheese steady at sa9c.; eggs steady iI'sh'
l30l4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

NlssouriIaciGc. Gas. New York Central.
4.SGf: Nor hcru Pacific preferred. BITE
Reading. saOO. Rock Island. 1oVi5: st.
17.12j: 81. Paul and Omaha. 3.app:
Southern galway preferred, 4S9O; Union
Pacific. 13OtO: Chicago Gas. 1J.nGO; Sugar.
I.3. $50, Zen aessec Coal and Iron. 4.A3'.
Western Union, 4.1O5. Chicago Great
Western. 400.
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