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20 client OF George D, Bowling. on private terms. .
nr1ck and frame resideuce, with about -four acres OF
iand, IN Brookside Park, North Broadway, Yontera,
white.
Leonard Moody has sold for william Helms 9TH, to
sonn u kennaLan. the thiee-s' ory AMI basement
Drowh,tone from house, No. 1p7 Hancock street,
biooslyn. COX iOxl00, for $4,000.
L tmh Ruscians has sold, for ex-Mayor CHA la
a. sc,iHr n, n plot on the north side of Park place,
mar ' audeib.lt avenue. Brooi Ign, 100x181.
>: van hensselaer Cruger has sold TO Oppenhoimer
= hanlinerschlac the vat ant plot on the north aldo
OF llth street. 100 feet east OF seventh avenue, l50E
luu, on private terms.
: William q. Nicklas has sold to s. @. Mingle the
northwest corner Of West End avenue and Seventy
ninth street. with n fourstory dwelling.
Morris. Steinhardt has sold william Call. 10
Eighty third street. north side, 400 feet west OF West
End avenue, plot 4lkl02.2.
william G.. oesting has sold to q Mr.. Heddrioh q
toursIory nat house, No. 727 Courtlandt avenue.
Leonard NJ. Lcvernr OF baltimore, Nd, has pur.
CHASED at Yonkers Park. westchester county. $40.
uuO worth OF lots with the view OF improving them.
Also the Rev. Sylvester Lowther Of white Plains has
purchased four lots there,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YsTk stock EHchange-sales Dec. %.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN o.. ooosl.
o Va deb a'ss Of lsei....................oea
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED sTATEs EoNpA.
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Aipidfnds and Sntertst.
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railway Company,

MIILS BUILDING,
NEW YORK. December 10th, 1907,
At q meeting OF tho Board of Directors held this
day, the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The n earnings Of this Company are now
on q basis which, after providing FOR nxed chArgoe
and q reasonable cash surplus for cont ngcnclaa 'rp-
tify the belief that the Company may, with safety, b.
gin the distribution OF dividends on Its preferred
stock;
And whereas, The preferred stock certificates o.
this Company contemplate that any dividends there
on shn DO declared and paid quarterly;
THEREFOR. he II Resolved. That there be. and there
hereby 10, declared from tho net earnings a dividend
of I per cent, on the preferred stock of this Company
for tn quarter ending December LIST. 1897. same TO b
paid January 10. 1898. to the holders OF record OF the
preferred stock at the closing of the transfer books
on December 81. 1897;
Resolved, That for the purpose OF such dividend
the transfer hooks of this Company be closed nj 3 2.
NJ. on December II, 1897. and reopened at 10 AK
on January I, 1905.
GRoRGE H.. BARI. Secretary.
20 WALL STREET,
new YORK, December 10, 1897.
The above dividend Of ] per cont. viii bn rayablo
on January 10, 1893, to holders OF record nc the close
OF business on December 81, 1897, on the books OF
tho Voting Trustoas for certificates of pr 'ferred
stock of the Northern Pacific Railway Company,
Tho transfer books Of the Voting Trustees for cor
tincatea for preferred stock viii close In New York
and In Berlin At 3 p. ", on December 81, 1897, and
will reopen at 10 A. u. on January I. 1898.
,. v. mOHGAN q CO., New Work.
DEUTstIE BANK ~ BERLIN.
Agents FUR voting Trusteeu..
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IMK nOM kMY HAAk az NKW YORk.

Tho Board OF Directors have this day declared o
semi. annual dividend OF Six per cent. and an extra
one OF four per cent, free OF tax. out OF the earnings
OF the current six months, payable On and after Jau
Sd. 1905.
The transfer hooks will remain closed until that
date. WIN. X. KUkAU,
1aaiIaE
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board d. 1 sss.. ct sspSrs 100000 90 new Z, ass Y.
rTse on s s2sid s Fnpsr, 20 , srr,re; NO o. > =, ni Sco Fu. slS.
sales 10000 bush, a. Follows, -
,opentn0. t1iehe,t. forrest. ciosino. Ntghtt.
RRS May HS'.sis e. ssfiSs 3d. SaSs
G i%nSls I'd E EG.cc ctS' NJ. the whites ssls' AN. mere 5000 81 SSo S Ssss;
w wd, on pEivste terms for export No; ? white.
soc.' No. 8 do. gee; No; g mixed. s7l@9sS; No; 3
aec.; DO. white. 10000 at 2p@s<o. Futures were
Opening. Highest. Lo'oe't. clSSssirO. NtSsst'
February -. :. :. 2sS gs
The speculation in wheat to-day was quiet and in tho
foreign business on both aides of the market. Prices
new nsv' bsslp ssT isrs ~ the s1ss asy on STSm ,Ss Of s. ssSasSi :G and
an advance IN Cnicaso, Livsrpool wss elSssa IN o ~.
Vices were arm and London was higher, Part. cables
were steady for wheat and nour. Part Of the rise was
prices showing . fractional net Improvement for the
day. The Northwestern receipts wero olo cars.
quiet but 1aV nrm msei patty sEn; nG IN sym lpss Ss" With wheat.
short. covered. Oats were nomInaiiy hrtner with the
FloUR--The trading was les. active, but prices held
steady II nympathy with wheat. The saioS were
ErGe,nt' ss'ssS 11Ss'sssss
e3.4o@sS.eo; s'raishts. e4.lo@s4.b5; patents. e4.7o
@s5.l0. Spring in bbis: Clears, et.l5@S$:40
stralghta. 1900 $3.50; patents, Si.S5Se5.25. MIL
sacks. e18. 6oSsiS.6O; 600 MS. sis; winter in bulk,
l89slB.
CoTroS-spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales.
Middling uplauts o l5.l6c., against 7irc. last year;
New Orleans and Gulf O. .l6c, against 7Sc. last year.
Mobile advanced l.18c. New orleans sold 1000. Sa.
ynnnah 1850. Mobile 1000, Augusta 97s. Norfolk
72l. and Sc. Louis 81 bales. Liverpool was unchnnr cd
on the spot. with sales OF 12 900 bales; futures there
declined q point. The Liverpool sales for the week
were 1000 bales, including 1900 American,
against 5000 last week, OF which 81 900 were
American. and $4,000 last year. including. ee, 1000
can. against 100000 last week. OF which 10000
were American. aud ale,o00 last year. includin g
Irs 600 American. lp hanch"stery yarns were steady;
cloths quiet. Houston expects tomorrow. 5000
to $500 bales, against $3.50 last week and 2,0ii
last ye r: Now. Orles ms expects $1,000 to $1,000.
against ao.ltl last week and 4.85a last year. The
port receipts were estimated at &c. 900 bales. against
90, tss last week and 34.45o last year; The exports
from the ports Appropriated 30, 1000 bales. The total
interior rec ipts for the week were 1877 bales.
against 22s, 100 last week and 10000 last year;
shipmen $ 215,073. against 24t,5B6 last week and
~l6B.S2s last year: stocks 826. 1876, against bl1.Ol8
last week and 5G4,53S last year. New orleana ad-
vanced l to = points. Int reacted and declined 2 to I
points. Futures here opened l to = 20 nts lower. re-
covered this. and In most cases advanced ] to 3
points, then reacted and closed dun at a net decline
of5 to . points for the day, with sales Of 1907
bales. The future trading was as follows:
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Real estate Scr Sale-gsw gfrssy.
Hfal estate.
VIR CHINA M S . zee
Large and small. Free Catalogue.
Rfal estate
9esal gutires.

1tV0t 2tpt||p".
NEW YoRK SUPREME ouR CITY N
N COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-Sew York Life In
surance Company. plaintifs. against Bernard Wilson
and Catherine Wilson. his wife; Butler II. Bixby. a.
assignee for the brneht OF creditors OF Bernard Will
son; Mary g. Coleman and Francis NJ. Coleman, her
husband; Alfred Mclntiro: Lorenzo Il, Hartung. Paul
". HcrEog, L. Caroline Hopper. defendants. Sum
mona. Action NJ. 4.
To the above, named defendants and each OF thoes
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complains
In this action and TO serve a copy OF your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after thu
service OF this summons. exclusive OF tho day or ser
vice; and In case OF your failure TO appear. or answer
Judgment will be taken against you by default faA
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. August 2Ith. 1897.
DWARD Y. McCALL,
plaintiffs Attorney,
ONCE and Post ONCE address,
No. $40 BrORdw ay. New York city
To the defendant, Y, Caroline Hopper:
The foregoing summons Is herewith served upon
you by publication pursuant TO an order OF Hon.
Abraham II. Lawrence. one OF the Justices OF the Su-
preme Court OF the state or New York, dated tbs
18th day OF November. 1897. and filed with the com
plant in the onice Of the Clerk OF the city and County
OF New York, in the County Court House IN said City
OF New York, on the 10Th dav ~ November, 1897.
Dated, New York, November 10Th. 1897,
EDWARD Z. cCALL
PLAINTIFFS Attorney,
once and Post once address.
No. SAC Broadway, Sew York city.
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Offirf 3uru,ture.

DESKS AND OEFlCE
FURNITURE IN K VARIETY MASuFAcTURO
By Z. o. bELLEW, I'LL FULTON 81.
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Barley was stronger. Now feeding, 29i2S cost
Rye-was duh, state. bO9blc. Corn-Spot " as steady
and rather active, The sales were SOC. 600 bush,
including $4,000 No. 3 mixed At sbsc. free on
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Real E.tate Auction saies.

Real Estnte Auction Sales.
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday William
Kennedy sold No. lb5 Wost l1gth street, uoar Sew.
enth avenue, i've. story brick dat mousse, lot 81 xtO0.l IL,
foreclosure. 20 William z. Pruden, plaintiff, for
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Total sales. l.6o6 shares.
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Dec. IL. Dec. 81. Changes.
Loans. =. 5000, $40, 800 SOLO, sos, 800 Inc. rs. p27. 900
Deposits. 600. s9l. 400 600. l82, 800 Dec. 75R,sOO
Ctrn'ti'n. 10. 75l. 100 IS. TnS, 800 Dec, 22.SOO
L'gl trs. 1881, 900 74,4p2, 400 Dec, <.5Ys.OOO
Specie... lO4, X6 900 l0d. 403. 700 Inc. l36, 200
Res've.. SIs3, 1913. 900 S17s, 500, 600 Dec. a, 500 800
REEVE rd 1877, 472. 800 1877. 2S3, $50 Dec. 1e9,7OO
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A47s6 Man Con l0o1e 1861 10ole 1OoH
1879 MetstRyl2e,a l32 l2ohl311 1872
SEQ Michcenlo2a lo3h 1921 1o2 100
s5Ob No PNr.. 311a 34] 34s 34h 34a
AGO M.K&Tp 36h 3e9 36h 8 36]
sMor&E.17o 40 ITO 1913 1901
A546 N Cent o7ia e9h en- e7h 90
1lo5 N Cent? o7a lo7h LOT 1917 1o7a
$3.50 SatLead SO SO SO SEA
ITO Nat Id pl o5 1o6 los lo4h 1o6H
100 Nor Am. Aa IA IA al A.
90
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dividends aud 5nterest.

c ROCk ISLAND AND PACIFIC
OFFICE OF II TREASURER.
CHICAGO. December 23d, 1897.
A dividend OF 100 per share viii be paid Febru.
AIRY LIST. isVs, 10 tho %sharehol 'ers OF this Company's
stock, Registered on tho closing OF the Transfer Books.
The Transfer Books will he closed a. . O'Clock p,
NJ. ON December 3Ist. aud reopen at 10 o'clock A. 81.
January 10th. 1893, W. q. PURDY. Treasurer.
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:Flats md @uartmruts Tp lei
sIats and apartments avanted, g'kly,

CLAT WANTED in Brooklyn. by married couple
Il without children. in refined neighborhood; fur
nished preferred. Send full particulars to
box 1877 Sun ONCE. Now York.
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Sflrrt 3nard.
Board Wanted.

DoARD wanted on Jersey City Heights by father
ID and son, aged 10; comfortable room and plain
table board. Address, with particulars and terms.
which must be reasonable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
CTu. Th&sa-c wky)
OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
A Decree Ordering it's Sale.-The
Terms-NavaI Notes.

NORFOLK, VA, November 19.-(Spe-
cial.)-Judge Hughes, of the United
States Court, to-day signed decree or
dering the sale of the Norfolk and ocean
View railroad to satisfy the demands of
creditors. The Walker Manufacturing
Company was the firm who originally
entered suit against the road to recover
SN,9T49 for services rendered, and they
were followed by many other creditors.
There are outstanding deed Of trust
bonds amounting TO 100000 which con-
stitute the first lien upon the property
conveyed by a deed of trust There are
twenty-three claims in the decree,
amounting to nearly $4,000. The Court
orders that the company pay within
thirty days a sum sufficient 10 satisfy
the amount due 10 bondholders and
claims for supply, mechanics, and other
liens. or be foreclosed from asserting its
equity Of redemption. Messrs. Caldwell
Hardy and w W. Olds are appointed
special commissioners to sell the pro-
perty, If claims are not paid in thirty
days. In event OF a sale the highest
bidder must pay in cash $4,000 before an
adjudication is made, and if the sale is
confirmed the balance must be paid In
ninety days Any of the parties to the
suit may bid for and purchase the pro-
perty. The Court further orders that the
receiver remain in possession Of the
mortgaged premises and continue to ope-
rate the road subject to the orders Of
the Court after sale and conveyance.
The Wilmington will sail to-day for
Wilmington.i libel, where, on the 22d, she
will be presented with a silver service.
The United States ship Lancaster is
expected to arrive at an early day. when
Sc will be placed in ordinary for the
purpose Of converting her into gunnery
trainingship. She will then be assigned
to the Newport training station.
Official notification has been received
at the navy-yard that committee for
the purpose of presenting silver service
to the gunboat Nashville, will arrive
from Nashville on Monday. The presen-
tation will take place on board the YES
sci the same day. The committee will
come in a special car over thA Southern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
-FOUR BOXES DID 1T.
Remarkable Success of a New Pile
Cure.

People who have suffered for years or
months from the pain and inconvenience
of that common disorder piles. Will look
with scepticism upon the claims or the
makers of the new discovery for cure
of all forms of piles, known under the
name Of Pyramid Pile Cure; neverthe-
less, the extraordinary cures performed
by this remedy are such as to warrant
the investigation or any sufferer AS
case in point. the following letter
speaks for itself:
MIR. Henry Thomas. Of Satisfaction No.
8. Hosack avenue, Columbus, o.. writes
as follows:
Pyramid Drug Company:
Gentlemen,-I want you TO use my
name II ii will be OF any use TO you. L
was so bad with the piles that / lost
work on that account. Nothing did me
any good. / read in Cincinnati of the
many cures of piles by the Pyramid Pile
Cure, and l went to a drugstore and
asked for It. The drug clerk told me
that he had something else that he
thought was better. but / told him that
| wanted TO try the Pyramid first.
The first box helped me SO much that
| tried another, and then, TO complete the
cure, used two more boxes, making four In
all. | am now completely cured. Have
not a trace of piles, and had suffered
for four years with the worst form OF
protruding piles.
| suffered death from piles, but l have
found the Pyramid Pile Cure to be just
as represented. 1 have recommended II
to several OF my friends, and am
thankful to be able to write you what
good the remedy has done for me.
Physicians recommend the Pyramid
pile Cure because 1t contains no opium,
cocaine. or mineral poison of any kind.
and because II is SO safe and pleasant
to use, being painless and applied at
night. The patient is cured in sur
prisingly short tine with no inconve-
nience whatever.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold by drug
gists at 50 cents per package, and IL
there Is any constipation II is well to
use the Pyramid Pills at the same time
with the Pile Cure. as constipation is
very often the cause Of piles, and the
pills effectually remove the costiye con-
dition. Price of pills is Is cents per
package.
Write to Pyramid Drug Company, Al
bion Mich, for little book on cause and
cure of piles; sent by mail free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
TELEPHONES FOR EASTERN SHORE
A Company to lie Organized I'm Ac.
comac-To BuiId New Lines

ONANCOCK, VA, November 19.-(Spe-
cial)-The announcement Is made that
number of business firms In the central
part of Accomac have combined to form
a company for the purpose OF connecting
all the most important points In this
county by telephone lines. inc system n
lines will radiate out in all directions,
and connect with the three lines already
existing IN the county. This ~ an en-.
terprise OF much importance TO the busf-
ness-men OF this section, and IL Is to be
hoped that IL Will meet with such sub
stantial encouragement as Will induce
the projectors 10 extend the system TO
every part OF the Eastern Shore. There
is every reason 10 believe that the enter
prise viii be a paying investment from
the start.
The concert given at the Town Hall
here last night was a very deiightfui
affair. Miss Elizabeth Armistead Taylor,
time, charmed every one who heard her.
She was assisted by some OF the best
local talent. The concert was followed
by O sumptuous oyster and terraDin sup
per. The proceeds were for the benefit
OF the Episcopal rectory fund,
Mr.. Henry Parker, of Smithheld, Va.
and Mr.. Augustus Parker. Of POGO.
moke City, Md were In onancock ysster-
the late Colonel Ben T. Parker.
Mr.. Upshur u. Quinby, OF this town,
who was partially paralyzed several weeks
ago. continues TO improve gradually. and
friends hope for his ultimate recovery
and restoration 10 sound health.
Mr.. Goodwin q. Joynes, principal OF the
Onancock Public High School, has been
confined by illness to his home for seve-
raj days.
The weather here has been getting
steadily colder for the past three days,
and everything begins TO look like win-
ter The seaside fishermen have sus-
pended operations for the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
RESCUED THE CREW.
The Thrilling Experience Of the
Schooner vassar.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November 49,
Especial )--Schooner Chiide Harold, Cap.
tain John Sweeney. from Boston, arrived
tain w. VI. Howes. Mrs. Emily Il. Howes.
and six seamen of the schooner Matthew
Vassar. Jr.. which sprung aleak and
sank Wednesday morning on Barnegats
N. j.
Captain Howes tells a thrilling story OF
the complete loss OF his ship and cargo
OF lumber The vessel left Norfolk Mo-
vember 18th, bound for New Rochelle.
N. Y. When off the Jersey coast the
Vassar encountered heavy gale and
sprung aleak In short order. The
schooner was anchored ard every precau-
ton taken to prevent a disaster; bur II
was not long before It was apparent that
she would be total loss, as we'll as her
cargo. About o'clock Wednesday
morning, after having been exposed 10
the dangers OF the deep in a sinking
ship for many hours. Captain and Mrs.
Howes and the crew of four men were
rescued by the Childe Harold. which
brought them In safety 10 this port. The
members OF the crew are John Nelson,
Theodore Rasmus, Michael Corodan, and
Joseph Aldrich, who, with the Captain
and his wife. lost practically all their
personal effects. Captain Howes reports
that his vessel Is now full of water. He
says the schooner is In the track OF coast
ing vessels, and should be removed at
once.
There was no insurance on the schooner,
and the amount on the cargo If unknown.
The Vassar was built at Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, in 1856, her home port being Port
land Me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20

TO Continent. 4oso baIess forwarded. 13,F71
bales; sales. 1855 bales; sp'nnssA ~
' Total to-day: Net receipts, ss2ss bales:
France, 2s,sss taiss; 70 ne Continent
Consolidated; Net receipts, x8' - bales;
france France, T.sis bales: to tho Continent.
Total since september list: Net receipts,
32sg.o8 bales: exports-to Great bslsaIn o
to tx he co oa,fs 70 sos sspi bales $50
Cotton futures opened steady at sno
decline; sales, s,Do bales; January, S'x:
February; SD: March, %s april AZ a,s S;@;
ss S Sept na 81: october. y: Ncsem-
Der. ssh; December, $50.
Futures closed easy; sales, n4~ pa'ss'
January; 80; February a. 80, Inn. MACE =:
July. $3.50; August 500; September. &.W;
October, IS; November and DECEMBER
/ lands, 57-sc. middling Gulf. l-sc.; sales.
LOO bales.
The following are the total net receipts
Of cotton at all ports since September
leans, 7s2,se bales; Mobile. i2j.TSs bales:
Savannah, 81. $50 bales; Charleston, Bs.593
bales: Wilmington, 1868 bales: Boston.
37.sl5 bales; Norfolk, 2iS.2H bales; New
poIt NEWS. otl9t DditSs BdftifHotts So
bales; Philadelphia. ziS5 bales; New
York. 25,05l bales; Brunswick, 3.oS1 balesi
Pensacola, 1896 bales Port Royal. 81 .42l
bales. Total, s2es.0s3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS November 19.-Cot-
ton-Futures steady; sales. -, 700 bales;
November, $50, nomfnally; December.
$50; January, $.seqs5.s7; February, $5.n
aS.42; March, S.i6dS.47; April, S5iarS552:
May, s5.5s0$5.57; June x61n3562; july
S.669S.67; August. S.1gS.72.
MAIDSTONE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November IA
Turpentine--Firm at 29c. sales. none.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
SAVANNAH. GA, November H.
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at Soc; sales
1870 casks; receipts, 1909 casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged. satees
none: receipts. 2S5S barrels.
WILMINGTON, ~ c., November ~
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at zl-2u~c.s
'G Rosin-st Sc Ss' at aiSaa.2o; receipts
ASH barrels. . .<.., a.,
Crude Turpentine-F'irm at u.4oaNsc;
receipts. 40 barrels.
Tar-Firfn at S.0o; receipts. 2s parreiss
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, November i9.--{Spe-
cial. -Peanuts-Farmers market steady;
ssnSy st lS1 i S4m new iJ pr Ds
2a2 1-4c. Very few fancy new nuts oner-
ing: common, lql 1-2c. -
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA. November a.
virginias quiet at 21-4G2 lee. for good
to nice lots; Spanish quiet at 50c.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, November a.
cotton-Firm at 3-sa6 7-iec. for good
lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. ID, lW.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond, Glover. Norfolks
merchandise and passengers; Old Dor
minion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfoiks
merchandise and passengers; Eugfnie
steamer. Yernassee, oNeIl, Pniladel-
phia, merchandise and passengers; clyde
steamer Richmond. Glover, New YORK;
merchandise and passengers Old 10
rninion Steamship Company.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED, VA,
NOVEMBER -. 1897.
(By telegraph.)
SAILED.
Schooner Rhoda Holmes, lnmAns Pima
wood. Brooklyn, y. Y.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. ~
CBy telegrapb.)
/ ARRIVED.
steamer Saturn. Boston.
Schooner Beulahiand. Baitimore
Schooner Myra Is. Weaver. Bostoe
!. Rarxe West Point Boston.
Rarge Kingston, Providence
Rarea Mystic Belle. Boston.
BARGE p. j. carollton. Boston
SAILED.
steamer Otterspeel. Hamburg.
Steamer peramer. Rotterdam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Pichmond Va. November 10, 1881.


Loose sales OF dark very light all the
week-l,s5 pounds to-day at Shockoe and
$3.50 pounds at CrenshaHs. Total sales
this week, $3.50 pounds at Shockoe ana
1885 pounds at Crenshaw's. Highest price
at latter for the week, II l-2c.
Stamp sales to-day: Tobacco. III. ~
cigars and cigarettes, T,O2i.Sa Toiai'
s9.l46A.
Private sales were very light to-day.
Sales on Change this week, ~ hogs.
heads Prices and sales both were good at
Davenport's and Planters OF bright TO-
bacco, and wrappers were higher to-day.
Mr.. 3. p. Cars funeral was largely at
tended by the trade from his late nome
The eight colored employee pall-Dearers,
and DR. Gravatt's reading the impressive
Episcopal service. and lovely flowers from
friends were features evidencing sincere
sympathies OF those who knew him pest
Hiishest price for loose bright this week,
s35-paid to-day at Dayenports.
An Eastern North Carolina Pian,er
sold to-day at Davenport's. through MT
shelburns ioso pounds Of @, enc e. hos ,sh KS
highest price for one pile, which indicates
the value Of fine tobacco In this market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-20
CADET BARRACKS BURNED.
4 serious Fire at bethel Academy
The Losses.

cALvERtpN, VA, November 49,
(special.) 1.-THE large and handsome build
ing known as the Williamsburg Cottage
at the Fauquler White Sulphur springs;
occupied as barracks by the be'nei
mo about O'Clock burned to the
gro,,nd The fre. when discovered,
had made such headway that all ef-
forts 10 extinguish IL were useless; Seve-
rel OF the cadets lost all their furniture
and clothes. Cadet Daniel. son OF Hon
John w. Daniel. lost about 500 worth.
The Academy goes on as before, having
plenty of additional room There was
no insurance.