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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
TonACco NNCHANGn.

Richmond Va. oct. ~, lsys.
Sales of new dark loose tobacco on the
Richmqnd lNaJ breaks for the week en.i-
ing to-day Sh0ck1e Warehouse sold 900
rounds-hiencst price. $50. Crcnslaw
Warehouse sold -BIiO pJunds-n'ghest
price, Sl01j. Total 2s.fjO p0unds-hish-
est price 5000
Private sales reported 20 The secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF The Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor The
week ending to-day: Wrappers. Sc hogs
,brishD, -, scrap (darlo, 4; leaf dark,
"a; stems. no., hurley scrap, 70, iuss
(dark). -. Total, 800 hogsheaas.
The tobacco inspector reports ugnt SAM
pling to-day. and for the week ending to-
day. Inspections Bright llu l0sshelds
and terccs, dark, q hogsheads. Rein
spccuons Bright a hossheads; dark ~
Total Inspections for the week ending
to-day, 2i7 hogsfeais and y uerces. rem
spect.0ns. 50 hoFsAsHds Total sampilns
Stolewan. shockoe. seaorooh ana ~
loghany tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, 40 packages dehVeries' 70
Me same tobacco warehouses. with
Vaughan's. Oid Dominion, Crenshaw -
Meals. Davenports. Planters. FARMERS,
Tuckahoe. Williams kenllnS 8, Cfump
ana Ellison added. report for the week
deliveries. 70s packages.
Excess OF the deliveries over the re-
celrts for the week ending to-day 13o
United states internal revenue c9oilee-
tions on t0laccOs fer the city OF Rich
mond, Va. to-day. Cigars aud cigale, tet
S76l402. plug tobacco, Sll0iv.J0. Total
Tinted States internal revenue collec-
tlons on tobacco Tor the city Of Rich
mond. Va. for the week ending today;
Cigars and cigarettes, 5l3I %; plug TO-
Saeco 500 ss06S. Total, s15a5S. -.
The demand for dark Virginia tobacco,
both for home ana foreign consumption,
mas been steadily Increasing from year "a
year for The past several years. The pur-
chases bv our own Government and the
regie governments OF continental Europe
is The strongest evidence, Of ne TACT OF
this rapidly increasing and strong demand
Car Virginia. dark tobacco, but. IN addl-
lion TO this the sales on n, the re tb, am s
sscS AZ m unusually brisk and lively rate.
Ths bidders seem eager 10 buy ana prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
THE RED CROSS OFFER.
General Sternberg Does Not Think IL
Should open Hospitals in Cuba.

WASHINGTON. oct. 15.-surgeon-Gen-
eraI sternberg has written a letter 10
Mrs. Winthrop Gown, in New
York. regarding the establishment
of a Red Cross hospital in Cuba and
Porto Rico. I'm which he says. Il have
received your kind letter Of October lttn,
enclosing a check for 5000 for my spe-
cial fund for extra comfort and mNurgs
for our sick and wounded soldiers. Ac-
cent my sincere thanks for this liberal
contribution.
81 do not think favorably Of the estab-
isbment Of a hospital in Cuba or Porto
Rico by the Red Cross Society for the
reason that the war Is over and the gar
risons which are to be stationed in these
islands viii require a fuiiy-e1uipped hos
pital. which Il Is the duty Of the Gov
ernment 20 provide, ana which We in
tended 90 provide.
"I appreciate very highly the valuable
assistance which has been rendered by
the Red Cross Society; but ! think II
would be demoralzing % our medical
officers and 10 the service generally II
we should continue 30 depend upon the
contributions and voluntary assistance
Of patriotic citizens for the care Of our
sick fin the islands which have come into
our possession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. oct 15.-FLOUR-
Ftrner, western superior, 81 2jN2.JO.
WHEAH-tirmer; spot and month, 12la
Ml2iic.; November az POI December,
~ e0s2c. southern wheat by sample, IS
Q72c.
CORN-Firm; spot and month. Boa
3JlsC.; November. oJit f3Je.c.. now or old,
November or Dccem1or< 353sc.; January
- 05jts'.; February JJAc. Southern
white corn oj036c.
OATS-Firm, no. . white western. 2S1
2eiac.
RYE-strong and higher; No. nearby,
81 so. western. 5fc.
SUBDIVISIONS and unchanged.
BUTTER Steady
E3GS-ilrm end unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady and unchanged.
LETTUCE Unchanged.
IIsNY-Lncnlu.D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
NO SILVER CANDIDATES
The Bryan Candidates in New York
Will Not Get on the Ticket.

ALBANY, y Y, October 1.-THE
state ticket Of the Chicago Platform
Democracy Will not go on the official
ballot.
The certificate placing this Independent
ticket In the field was received by the
Secretary of State az II O'Clock last
night. and in examining it he found the
iurat of the notary public on the Ulster
county petition detective and notified
the committee
The error was not corrected before the
time for Ming expired at midnight, so the
Secretary OF state has ruled that the
whole certificate is defective and its
nominees cannot go on the official bal
lat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

ried to Montauk Point. When we landed
there I was put on the wharf and there
lay unconscious for several hours. The
next thing I knew I was comfortably
quartered at the beautiful residence OF
Mrs c. c. s. Woods, at Cornwall on the
Hudson. This kind and lovely woman
nursed me through my whole Illness, and
did everything in the power OF anyone 10
restore me TO health again. Too much
cannot be said OF her goodness 20 the 81
soldiers. She kept one I'm her house all
the time. As soon as one got we'll she
would take another and nurse him back
10 health again. She was the soul Of
klndenss. tenderness and sympathy. I
shall never forget her"
Mr.. walker was taken I'm charge OF
relative of his IN the North. who was ad
yised by wire Of his Illness as soon as the
young mans father learned OF his where
abouts. and when he was strong enough
10 travel n came South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
2 spring wheat, 04at055c No . spring
wheat. G2Q64c., 40. red. 67%c; No. 2
corn. 30tsn30~o. No. OATS, 22$c.; No.
white. 25Q BE: 80. white, IA 5o. no.
No I haXseed. Ole. prime timothy seed.
s. 40; mess pork, per barrel, &7.gOp7 %,
led por 800 pounds. SjC2i&HJ short
RIO sides Q0osel. SJ.20Q5.4j. dry sailed
shoulders (bOzcd Sf5Ou4G2i5. short
clear sides Oo0xed. S. 25Q535; whisky,
dstillers finished goods, per gallon, 81 %;
sugars. cut loaf S5.77. GRADUATED. s. II;
butter firm: creamery. 13N2lc.; dairy, 1Z1
1So: cheese dull. creamery, 1Insfac.;
eggs FIRM fresh, 1jc
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are ruling high. a. witness the following
reported sales:
+, NJ Nuckols, OF Louisa county, got
~ no for Tugs and 81 for leaf
II. Brooks. OF Hanover county. got $3.50
for Tugs and $3.50 for leaf
William Henning. OF Louisa county, got
zoe. Tor Tugs and So a. for leaf. Sales re-
ported by shockoe Warehouse.
M. ]. Bruce, OF Caroline county, sold n
lot OF primings at $40 and another lot
at $500.
w IL. Hicks, OF Hanover county. sold
one lot OF Jugs at 81 and one lot OF leaf
at Sc.
Waller Johnson sold one lot Of lugs at
$3.50 and one lot Of leaf at 81 %, and one
lot OF leaf at $40. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
INDIAN CAUTION.
They Had to Have the Statement They
Wanted in Black and White.

WASHINGTON. oct. IA delegation
Of fuI-blooded Cherokees travelled all
the way from their reservation In the
Indian Territory TO ask the Secretary OF
Inc Interior if il Yves fact that the
curtis Indian Territory act which pass
"a Congress last June and was duly ap-
proved bv the President was really "a
law
Acting Secretary Ryan received tho
delegation and assured them Of the exist
once of the law. The Indians were not
satisfied with this and asked the Secrc-
tar, to sim his name 10 a document 70
that erect. This was cheerfully acced-
ed 80. Mr.. Ryan writing under the law,
This a law"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
THE BROOKLYN'S INJURIES,
Findings Of the Special Board to Tx
anime INTO Them.

WASHINGTON. oct la special nav
al board appointed 90 investigate the re-
pairs necessary 20 the Brooklyn, Commo-
dore sch'eys flagship. because OF dam
ages sustained in the battle which de-
ftroysd Carycras feet finds dat the
prin ipa injury 10 th- Brooklyn was
caused by the entrance and explosion on
the berth de.k oi Cd six inch shell; shot
holes in the smokes .achs and Two escape
pipes. shot hole through hammock net
ting. injury o. after lgine room ventila-
tor by slx inch pr0ieeti.e, three one
FOUNDER shot holes in piaiing and one six
FOUNDER shot hole forward.
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NBw YoRK pRY GOOD MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 15-The market dur
ing the week has shown only slight varla-
ti0us. Local trading has continued light
iu both cotton and WOOllen lines. Export
goods have shown great weakness, bids
for shoctues and drills for the lar East
being far below the standard set hy SELF
Crs The market for WOoilcn goods of an
descriptions has continued duh There is
beginning o. be some interest manifested
i'm new lines. Recorders have been light.
The print cloth market has been carefully
watched by cotton goods men this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
THE SEVENTH CORPS.
Gen. Lee Has Asked Gen. Greene TO
Relieve Him Temporarily.

WASHINGTON. Oct 5-Maior-General
Fitzhugh Lee telegraphed Major-Genersl
Greene today ihat the, condition Of Al g..
Lee was 50 critical mat ne could not
lie asked General Greene to take COM
rnaod Of the First Division. Seventh
rorps and cen. Greens '-aS~s sl-nis ht
for that duty.
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The TROUBLE ENDED.
The Indians for Whom Warrants are
Out are Ready 90 Surrender.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15-The follow
ing despatch has beenssreceIved at the
Interior Department from Walker, MINI:
Held council to-day Several Of the
Indians for whom warrants are issued
are ready TO give themselves up. Think
all VIZ 80 50 by next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

WARSAW, VA. oct. 5.-speciai.-Th
Democrats of this precinct met to-day
and elected the following delegates and
alternates to the senatorial convention
which meets here on the 18th instant 90
nominate a candidate 70 succeed Hon.
John \. Mason III the Senate OF Virginia,
II. A. Shackelford Is. n. Baird, NJ. +.
Brockenbrough, James w. Chinn, Jr., w.
Y. Morgan. and Il. c. Wexford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
OBITUARY,
Michael j. Byron.

Mr.. Michael Byron died at his home,
no. 2lil Pleasant street, at u:5 o'clock
yesterday morning, aged forty-six years,
after i lingering illness
Dir. Byron was born IN Ireland, bus
has been a resident Of Richmond for TWEEN
ty-aye years, and until the past few
years has been engaged IN the stone
business as senior partner IN the irm OF
Byron & Rennie. His wife and TWO sons,
Nessrs. W. l.. and J. VI. Byron, survive
him.
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow
morning al 3 o'clock from. ST. PatrickS
church, and the nterment Will be In
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
John W Graham.
FAIRFAX, VA, Oct. lj.-Speciai.-Mr.
John w Graham. one OF the Oldest inha5-
itants OF this county. died last night at his
home near here. He was Ia his seventy
eighth year, and mad been feeble FOR
some time He moved TO this county be-
fore tho civil war and al one time took
an active part IN politics
lie served one term al Commissioner OF
the Revenue and one term IS clerk OF the
Circuit Court, 10 watch latter Office he
Was succeeded by his son, Mr.. William T..
Graham. the present incumbent.
Ills sVsnnathies during the civil war was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

SUFFOLK. VA. Oct. 15-Special.- Hay
ing been mist. ken for bear by another
hunter while in the Dismal swamp to-
day Turner Bottoms lies at his home. In
suffolk. tonight with his skin full or
Bottoms had gOne up a tree 70 dislodge Il
dead squirrel. }. =. Myrick, bear
hunter fired the shot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

CHICAGO, oct f5.-With the demand
for -four subsiding. ana a Teappearance
OF the weakness in cash grain IN the
Northwest. there was a disposition IN tne
wheat pit to-day 90 act cautiously on The
buying side. and prices were. allowed 10
sag After an advance az The opening.
pepcember closed isf. lower. Corn Ten
Oh unchanged o. ~. lower oats De-
ciincd &c. Pork is unchanged 10 PC.
down. Lard. Za1jc. hisher and rios un-
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
MAJOR GORDON Ill.
He is in a Washington Hospital suf-
faring From Fever.

WASHINGTON, oct. 15.-Maior Frank
Gordon, late OF The Third United States
volunteers. 'mmunes, son OF General Cor
don Of Georgia has been placed in hos
pital IN this city by his wife, suffering
from fever which he contracted during his
service with the army IN Cuba. He Is
quite 81, but no doubt Is entertained Of his
ultimate recovery.
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Deaths nj Manila.

WASHINGTON. oct IA cablegram
was received at the War Department to-
day from General Otis reporting five
deaths among One American soldiers az
Manila since October 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct 15.-PEANUTs-
Farmers stock strictly prime To fancy,
3Gg.c.; prime, 2Ac.; common, 2T2isc.;
Spanish COO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct 15.-FLOUR-Firm
winter patents, S3.7J0S.st
RYE FLOUR Steady.
BICKWHEAT F1OUR-Weak at $3.50
Obs.
CKWHEAT--Steady.
CORNMEAI.-Flrm. western yellow,
re
RYE gJrm; No. ., b9isc. -, .,,a
hAft .rf Dull. mating, western s41<H
Soc feeding S6Ag37iec. go.
BARLEY MALr-Dull; western, 55eetc.
WHEAT -Spot steady; NO: red. i4'kc.
Options opened strong on Liverpool ca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct fJ.-COTTON-Niar-
ket was steady With prices l8I points
higher ON demand from shorts, started
bv rutlOrs That general frosts had visited
the northern portion of the belt last night
Liverpool news was quite firm again, ana
added Ga the better feeling, a fun reac-
ton took place. however shortly after
the call under realizing and light bear
hammoriug, directly due 10 failure on The
part o. the official weather map 90 report
froets Of consequence. SCalpers quickly
changed their point Of view and joined
with the bear element Prices slowly
saggCi below last nights figures under
this pressure, with trading geographically
active. Heavy receipts az an points
spurred sellers on. Later I'm the forenoon
futures were inactive at about the lowest
point The close was steady at net un-
mated receipts az the ports for the day
5000 bales. against Go,291 last week
Estimated receipts at the ports Tor the
week. 10000 bales; against $50 7t3 actual
To-day receipts at Memphis. 100 bales
and at Houston 23,jo5 bales, against $40
last year.
COTTON-FutuIes opened steady at The
advance; November. 5.2j. DecemDer 5.3Q;
January. 30, February, 959; March Oh
April, l4s; MAJ; 5.o3' June 3.55i July
Futures closed steady: October. 522;
November, 5.23' December 5.2s January
$50: February, 5.33. March, $40; April
5.i5; May. $40; june 5oS July o.91; Au-
Spot cotton closed dull and EASY: mid
ding upiands, Jk middling gulf 53s
sales, s. bales.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 15-CoTToN1a
Futures dull but steady. October, 4.S3
nd. November. 4S7; December 4.e2d 493
January. 497W49S; February. 5.OlQ053,
Narrh. 5O7a5.OS: April 5.1203.13; May
5l7a51s. June. 5.22po.2o
LIVERPOOL. oct. 15.-COTTON-Spo
I'm FAIR demand; prices steady. American
middlinr. 3 2-32d The sales Of the day
were 10000 bales. Of which 800 were for
sneculation and export. and included $500
American Receipts, 1920 bales, all
Ts,t"res opened quiet bat steady. with
n moderate demand. and closed steady at
he advance: American middling. l. IN. C..
October SGS la. buyers; October and
Novembsr. 3 buyers; November and De-
cember ? 63-84. buyers. December and
January 63-G+. buyers January and
Febrnarv. 3 GS-g4. buyers; February and
March e buyers: March and April. B.
eelie~s Aprn and May, 2 2-6l. sellers
Nav and June, 2-644S 1864, buyers, June
and Jg,v 3 s-6443 AGA. sellers. July and
AnclIst 4-Gf Buyers; August and Sep
teo5Sr. 3 4-6AQS SEA, buyers.
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Jackets.
High-class Autumn Wraps for
women and Misses.

Nice Quality Rough Cheyiot Jackets,
seams strapped IN plain cloth So 90
SILK lined ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w.
swell Kersey Cloth Jackets. excel
lent quality. new cut frOck front, lat-
est dart sleeves, strap seams, fun
satin lined, now 70 be sold at &C. On
Only ...tss s-s-s.sss .ssssss.sssfs ~
Beautiful Tan. Cloth Jackets with
double stitched seams, new hve-daft
sleeves. velvet piDed excellently tailor
cd; a 5000 value, this week &G.=E
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STOCK MARKET
WAS UNCHANGED
The Leading Industrial Specialtes
Continued Erratic,
RAILWAY STOCKS LOOKED UP.
Railroad Bonds Generally We're Duh
But High Grade Investment Bonds
Were In Good Dcmand-United
states New Fours Advanced.

NEW YORK. oct. 1S-There was little
change ia the character or the stock mar
ket to-day the crlauc tendency OF the
leading Industrial speciaities keeping the
general list greatly unsettled. The open
ing decline was general, and was reflect
went down 40 the opening. but Sugar
reached The point Of resistance and en-
counfcred large buying orders. which put
tho bears an 40 sea again. They covered
quite freely, and ran the price up 20
1l2 The urgent demand the stopped for
The day. but the price was held above
last nights close. Tobacco dropped of
-. points &c. ll434. and closed az about
the lowest Tho Continued disposition OK
Northern Pacific 10 sag also checked any
upward tendency and discouraged activity
in the railroad list There was CON
spicuous movement I'm the late dealings
an Louisville and Southern preferred. The
relief from the yellow fever by the COM
ing Of cold weather but in the case OF
southern railway there were reports OF
~ approaching dividend declaration.
The picking UP Of high-grade dividend
stocks in small lots was a continued
henlthful feature Of the market A fea-
lure Of tho dealings I'm the outside mar
securities, which are so be listed on the
Stock Exchange Monday.
TIE market foF railroad bonds has been
rather dull. but there has been a. good
demand Tor hlRl-Erade Investment bonds.
nifed States new As advanced ~, do.
coupon and the old AS. coupon. "a. the
q and . 8 y, while the old As, registered,
declined * IN the bid price.
The total sales Of stocks were 10000
shares including Northern Pacinc. lOpos'
Southern railway preferred, 6ll3i Ameli-
can Tobacco, 33, 800.
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with tho South Soon after tho capture
here OF General Staughton, he was taken
with number Of other citizens TO the
capitol prison at Washington, upon a
charge Of giving information 10 Mosby.
Five sons and three daughters survive
him.
Mrs. j. l.. L. Holland.
GREEN BAY, VA, October 15.-Spe-
clal.--Rev. r. W. Berry. of this place.
was to-day called TO Jetersville 10 preach
the funeral sermon of Mrs. j. T. l.. Hoi-
land, OF Amelia Courthouse. who died
yesterday.
Mrs. Holland was formerly Of this
county and was highly esteemed by al
IN this community. She leaves sister,
Mrs. Meredith Wilson. OF Mt. Leigh, and
two brothers Messrs. John and Hester
Walton. Of Farmy!lle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

MONEY AND r'NOUANNE.-Woney on
cali steady at M per cent. prime mcr-
camille paper. 3E04 per cent sterling
exchange steady. with actual business 81
fanaerF bills M S4SfNf Ni4 for demand
rates, 81 e21i4 SPA end S4Sj: commercial
bills. 81 eeli4 sou Silver certificates. 1sk
qfaGlh. bar silver. go Mexican dollars, 4G'a.
state bonds Inactive railroad bonds
steady. government bonds easier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Infants Silk Caps
And Bonnets,
Long and Short
Cream ClOakS.

In these departments we will offer
SPECIAL PRICE INDUCEMENTS
TO THIS WEEK PURCHASERS.
Come and see the silk Caps ecc
that Will be sold at 25c. and -. Oo$
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

50 New Fall Chevlot Suits, in Navy
and Black. beautiful hy-front jacket
double stitched seams, skirt percallne
lined and velvet bound at Sc .OS
only ...... .....+...........'..''ss
Nice Quality Cheviot Suits, tailored
In the best manner, with the new CUT,
round front Jacket, Tapped seams ana
trimmed IN braid, Jacket and sleeves
lined with excellent quality Sos
satin, special price this week ~"
Extra Heavy Serge Suits. In Navy
, Black and Caster, both hy-fronS ana
double breasted effects. jackets SIX
lined. new skirt, percalined and NelVet
|, bound. an unusually grand $1,000
value this week at...........
, Handsome Tailor-made suits OF i'm
pcrted Covert Cloth. the latest Tight
hitting. double breasted style, trimmed
IN braid, jacket silk lined, $IlOO
speci1l at.----.-+-+..-.-.---..
Imported Venitian Cloth Suits, In
, distinctively Partisan effect, jacket and
skirt made with Tapped seams, jacket
and sleeves lined with extra heavy
taneta. skirt lined with extra fine
percaiins and finished with water
proof binding, this week SyN go
only. ....s.. .s.s..s...fsss
Swell All-Slk Lined suits OF very
hne imported Venitian Cloth skirt ana
Jacket tailored with strapped seams,
outlined With braid, the entire suit.
, Jacket. skirt and all, silk So1EO
lined at..'...... .....'s.'.''' ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

October 1G, 1898.
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity.
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Medium and
Heavy Weight
Underwear

Children's Fleece Lined Wool Vests
IN four sizes. usual price for &c
csc. Special tomorrow each.... C3>
Chidren's Wool and Cotton Mixed
Vests, tho non-shrinkable kind with
value yaH 'S ~ on nygN' Vac very Oes. 25C
Ladies' Fleece Lined Ribbed Vest
e %,5rSl e1sb . neck pants 10 25C
Ladies' Extra quality Ribbed Vests,
silk tape neck. embroidery finished.
pants s, tg match. now to be sold 25c
Ladies' Union or Combination Suits,
the "Mslba" brand perfection I'm NJ,
ease and comfort. our price per OSC
suit, Oniy..........,. ..............
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Millinery Display.

Modes that meet the highest
expectations of the best dressers,
embodying the Partisan style
and quality which alone stamps
them as superior to all other
conceptions. You will find
every nook and corner of our
Department adorned with hat
beauty, gathered from the lead
ing modistes of Paris and Lon
don-and judging from the con-
slant throng of buyers crowd
ing our Millinery Parlors in the
past few days, we have un>
doubtedly struck the key note
Of popular style in up-to-date
headWear-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. oct. 10 1898.
SALES. 20 shares Petersburg railroad
stock at 145.
GOV. SECURITIES. BID. Asked
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STATE sTCURITIEs.


North Carolina IS. c.. 1910. 1ol -.
North Carolina 6's. C.. 1sl9... 12Sh -.
va. a's. new. g. aud r, 1872. - -:
Va. Century. % G.. ana r.. tc5G ~