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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-12
Saturday Has Become
A.Grcat Sale Day
1888 a. Read all the below quoted
40 ~ prices and you will just know
<ASEE nnEEH0 just why the old quiet day of
IKIXuFIE N NJ the whole week has become the
~ flr NJ -s.n4.-Ny busy one.
Sale of Kid Gloves To-Day.

Most important all Kid Glove users The transaction Oh
ADVANTAGE was with the European maker All the goods Will
he shown and sold with usual Kid Glove guarantee coming
from one of the best makers.
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers
corner Tenth and Bank streets

Lunsey and others vs.. buchanan ara
others.-Decree OF the Richmond cf'-r-
Gerry Court, entered on the fh dsg IF,
November, 1898.
In execution of the ahove-fnentio,ss
decree. the undersigned. special commits.
sioner. viii proceed 20 SCH az public ana.
ton. upon the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ". lwS
at 4:30 o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described
The house contains five or six rooms
with lot fronting ~ feet on the east s'fs
Of Twcnty-fOurth street. and running
back between parallel lines rs feet 10 An
alley y feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash, the balanc. IN
two equal instalmCnts IN six and twelve
months. for negotiable notes. with iate.
rest added. the title retained until au the
purchase money is paid and a Conveyance
ordered by the court. or an cash. M DE
option OF the purchaser
WILLIAM A. MONCURE.
Special COMMISSIONS
I certify that the bond required Of he
special commissioner by the above decree
has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SANliLR
no 10 clerk
BY r. b. Chamn & Co, incorporated.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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FRENCH SOUPS AND BOUILLON.
IMPORTED WINES.

IMPORTED WINES.
xxx French Brandy quart bottles, reg
ular price was 81. This Brandy was sold
at Newport News to pay duty. We bought
80 80, essf b6ti ana IL 3 a Jim aanuy. 75C
fi Rer a d2aTt ."''A "i'H @s'. 4oC
G PaSEas 9is per per Ga a'rfey osni 75c
H SeP oaa4t . biac.De!.y hrnnay ISC
10y TdPS 9ga6s l HS@ggd bas sons 25C
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VIENNA BLEND COFFEE,

Richmond's finest medium priced Fresh
Roasted Coffee It's flavor is tempt
Ing to good coffee drinkers, per oOC
UOunQ ........s. ss's'
Finest BS4 p araGia Mocha large c. Oean 25C
10000 pounds French Breakfast 100
Coffee ........ ........,.....'.''.'..
5000 pounds Graham Waters, pure eel
and crispy, per pound .......". D.
Dutch 6 choSGl%te ns CrG ndn5a in I29C
10000 pounds New Grated Coco &c
nut. per package .................. -
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COR RENT.
AUCTION SALEs-This Dny.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu.ur. D.,

WHEN REAL hGsTArE ls su, 49,, -.
IAxES TOR the CURRENT car llk
DAE TEAR ARE TO BB PAID F5c
EATA By THB VENDOR sKD T Tno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-12

DIR. BulPs Cough syrup. the ccie-
brated remedy for grippe. Gun be had fos
&C.
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DEWEY CHOP TEA.

It's delicious flavor cannot be found this
side Of China. where it was selected for
our customers.
Per pound, 40c.
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TRUSTEES SALE BY puRr u

"'0 |Nucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE BY pr,nr
L AUCTION or ThE Small VDLlC
DWELLING-HOUsE AND LOe tD'HhiCA
CHURCH STREET. OREGoN' 10 e3
IN execution OF a deed Of trust :, MIL
GoVang and wife to the underei.l,,,.ii., John
tee. dated June 20. 1885, rccordsd isen irua.
BOOK log A, page 100. Richmond c't Deed
Court DEFAULT having been rsJ.. 4incely
aeDt. and benS required so 10 do 'A Ne
beneficiary, ! will sell By public ~ nc
On the premises. on auction,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBEp r. ,,.
az f:sO o'clock =. NJ. the REAr. ps.,.a
described IN said deed Il bolrs , ATE
yeniently located substantlai va Goa.
portable small brick dwelling-bc-,-4 c0E-
tue lot on which IL stands. knou., Win
o5S Church street, fronting 20 fs.t ~ 40.
west me OF Church street. ana 'H ne
BACK between parallel lines Dbl ~. -NInS
TERMS. by consent. and 4, ii..,
terms prescribed by the said ~, l ne
tnlrd OF the purchase money IN r.. one
me residue IN two equal instaIn.,. 'nf
SIX and twelve months. BIZ r1..., az
notes. with interest added AMI 5l,lt'le
by deed or trust or the whole b. '.ifed
at the option Of the purchase e'aa,
no ~ ). -. ELAN. Trust.
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cuIIDREy,s REFERS.

Children's Jackets. of two-toned boucle,
double rows of buttons AMI rolling
collar for SIS. 80.
Children's Jacket, OF aH-Wool Asti9-
chan cloth. large, fancy collar. braid
cd with wide and narrow braid, Tor
BIS, usually 6.9S. -,
Children's Handsome Refers, Of all
wool checked cbeviot. very noDoy ana
dressy. large, stylish collar manu-
someiv trimmed. for 1926, the regular
Eo Doafgq
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IN THE BLANKET AND QUILT DE-
PARTMENT

viii be found to-day:
lO-4 Fine Wool Blankets. that are usu-
ally $2.75 a pair. for SlS5.
IL Fine White Blankets, s. worth, for
S225
Comforts-all that's left of the 81 lot
for 69c.
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SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Pretty Figured Brilllantine Skirts' per-
caline-lined, for sl.25.
es,Snerior O1alitv Atwood Cheviot
Skirts. best lining for G.l5.
Handsome Atwood Camel s-Halr
skirts. new flare fiounce, trimmed with
3 bands OF satin, lined with best per
cahne, for 1918.
aondsane SIX skirt, of brocaded BEN
ggline. lined with best percallne' ana
extra full, for N.&.
Handsomely Tailored Skirts, of ali-Wooi
wide-wale cheviot, lined Throughout
with silk, strictly tailor-made' sofa
for S12.gS. our special. ~
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COFFEE CAKE, &c. -CRRAx PUTS.

THREE LAYER CHOCOLA TE
Cakes 25c; Meringue Pies, l2c; jelly
Roll l5c pound: Cracker Dust. &C.; CO.
coanut Taffy, Sc; Pastries l0c.; oyster
Patties. Chocolates Eclairs PC.
DRfNKARD'S
no Pit 423 II north Sixth street.
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TAXPAYERS. TAKE NOTICE

THE TAX BiLi.s'FOR 1855 AkE N men
ready ana due. Nv once VIII ths
same The Law adds per c.ns, Visrd
bills unpaid after December W. ..a,sl
delinquent for 1891 cen also pc ,s,,sR
~ S-eoatNo "a IreasU'ef'
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. YESTERDAY, BETWEEN THE
hours OF and 4:30 on Bank, between
Twelfth and Ninth a RING with red
stone. Reward if returned to RUEGER'S $,
Ninth and Bank streets. no 12-lt'
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THE CARPET DEPARTMENT

specials to-day are:
3X4-yard Druggets, new, handsome de-
signs. for S3.9S, instead of S..
Extra Wilton Hearth Rugs. 3oX60. for
81 80 instead of 49,
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WANTED,

TO PURCHASE a FEW CHOICE EX-
amples OF Dutch and Flemish Paintings.
which were formerly in the collection OF
the late Robert Gilmer, Of Baltimore. All
communications strictly confidential Ad-
dress JOHN T. CROWI joy go Pennsyl-
yania aYenue washington. ID Z. no l2-is
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Chldren's Pretty Lynx Sets, fat muff,
with ribbon ties and purse, sSc. set.
Black French Coney Scarfs, cluster
shape, with 10 tails and heads, 7sc.,
instead Of S1.50
Red Fox Scarf, natural, large size. with
large head bushy tail, B.9S.
IN THE MEMS DEPARTMENT
Wen SELL
Heavy Gray Shirts and Drawers, cut
full well knit, for 25c.
MEMS Extra Heavy Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers, that cost N.25 usually,
for 75c.
Mems Extra-Heavy Black Seamless
Hose for 1219c., zoe. grade
A HOSIERY DEAL.
1000 pairs Ladies'. Misses, and Boys
Hose. black. tan. and fancies, light,
medium. and heavy weights. all sizes
up to 10, cost up to y dozen; your
pick Of this entire lot on centre coun-
ter, left aisle, 6Ac. pair.
50 dozen Ladies Solid-Back Imported
Hose Hermsdorf dye, spliced heels and
toes. two-thread Maco elastic top, and
slk-nnished, l5c. pair.
SATURDAYS SPECIAL COLORED
DRESS GOODS SALE.
54-inch Fancy Tailor Dress Cloths. Csc.
kind, for 39c. yard.
Fancy Silk-Finished Dress Woollens,
this seasons best effects, for 20c.
4O-inch Colored Dress Fabrics, that cost
Csc, for 19c. to-day-all colors
IN THE BLANKET AND GUILT DE-
PARTMENT
will be found to-day:
lO-4 Fine Wool Blankets. that are usu-
ally $2.75 a pair. for 1885,
IL Fine White Blankets, s. worth for
Comforts-all that's left Of the 81 lot
for 69c.
THE CARPET DEPARTMENT
specials to-day are:
3X4-yard DTuggets, new, handsome de-
signs, for $3.9S, instead Of IS.
Extra Wilton Hearth Rugs, 3oX6O, for
Sl.S9, instead Of 81.
SPECIALS IN THE CURTAIN AND
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT..
for to-dav:
so pairs Nottingham Curtains, lock-
stitch edge. handsome designs, extra
full, for CSC a pair.
Extra-Handsome English Brocatel Cur
tains. heavy fringe top and bottom, full
length, $1.4S a pair. usually $3.50.
TEE GREAT CANDY-STOBE MOVES
on.
TO-DAY'S PRICES ARE LOWER THAN
EVER BEFORE:
Cocoanut Bonbons, assorted flavors, for
12l2c. a pound.
ROYAL Gum Drops for nc. a pound.
Finest Grade Chocolate Creams for 1Sc.
n pound
Cream Almonds, assorted favors, for
15c. pound.
Spice Gem and Minuettes for 121ac
pound.
Oriental Orange, Lemon. and Fig Jelly
for 15c pound.
Flat Peppermint Creams for lSc. a
pound, were 2oc.
CRACKERS.
Graham and Fruit Crackers, 15c.
pound.
Ginger Snaps the regular l5c. quality,
for sc. a pound.
PretZels for 12i2c. a pound.
Lunch Mix Waters for lie. pound.
Reception Flakes, TIC. q box.
TNklH ~nHrhI IN
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BY r. 3. Chaffln & Co, incorporated
Real Estate Auctloneers.
No. north Tenth street
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL COL0RED
DRESS GOODS SALE.

54-nch Fancy Tailor Dress Cloths, Csc
kind, for 39c. a yard.
Fancy Silk-Finshed Dress Woollens,
this seasons best effects. for 25c.
4O-inch Colored Dress Fabrics. that cost
4Sc, for 19c. to-day-all colors.
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IT ITtb bININb
KNIT UNDERWEAR DAY

KNIT UNDERWEAR DAY
or THE YEAR.
SEVEN CASES CAME.
Ladies' Extra-Size Egyptian Fleeced
Vest and Pants. at &c. garment 80,
I.adies' wool Mixed Garments, SILK
finished neck and front all nat elastic
seams. full sizes. a 81 garment Tor oOc'
BOYS Hygiene Ribbed Shirts ana Draw
ers, natural or Egyptian heavy neeceu'
cbildren's Ribbed or Plain Merino Vest
and Pants, White Egyptian or Natural
at 12hc. .iuo, +o
zine White Wool Wrappers, sizes 10
& wears old, for 20c. -,
Nfisses' and Children's Union Suits, all
sizes. Aeeced, for 15c. suit
Round to tell of all the
FURS
hat came yesterday, nearly 800 different
,,ras all on the special-price list for to-
day.
I.aree-Size Water Mink custer COMA
ette. heads. talS, SI''o' c,.ti,rot,e q
Real Brown Skunk cluster No'i@'0''0'
tails and heads, So. -, 10
1sIoctric Seal. with mattep rs 70.
Ga,St,ie Collarette, electric ."a'- lNnN
Horder stole front. trimmel -" talis'
S29S.
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c. H. oliver, Auctioneer.

= II VIVID AUUIIOUEVT.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE BY OR
4 Ter OF d. strauss, 70s east Broad street
NOVEMBER 18TH,
at 1880 A NJ, Of Diamonds. Jewelrv.
Watches, Guns. &c. c. c. BRIDGES.
State Auctioneer.
Z. II. OliVer, AuctlOneer. no 9-Et
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The Queen Si.25 Gloves. In all SHADES OF
THIS season, and Black or White, an
sizes. the best Glove sofa IN any S ytUp
anvwhere AT that price. SOLD FOR
81 4 PAIR ., ,,,,,r,r
WARRANT. ..oa
Gloves. our usually best 20 ana eoe.
grades. for 59c.
OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT.
has created a stir among the buyers NO
such values given or seen in Richmond
for years. Just look, and the sale is as
sured.
LADIES' Atwood Tailor Made Dresses,
stylishly cut. TOR Sil5.
ladies Tailor-Made Suit. If ll-Wo
Nicuna cloth. in MiiilsIy :" Iah'
Brown, Navy. anC Gtcal. noboy.'u
Jackets. silk-iiued. strapped seams;
skirt lined with best percaiine, speclal
price for this suit. $50.
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BY J. y. Eiam & Co.
Real Estate Auctionoers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-12
A HOSIERY DEAL.

1000 pairs Ladies'. Misses, and BOYS
Hose. black, tan, and fancies, light,
medium. and heavy weights. all sizes
mn TO 10. cost up to 81 dozen; your
pick Of this entire lot on centre coun-
ter, left aisle, 6Ac. pair.
50 dozen Ladies Solid-Black Imported
Hose. Hermsdorf dye. spliced heels and
toes. two-thread Maco, elastic top, and
silk-0uishcd l5c pair
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SPECIALS IN THE CURTAIN AMI
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.

for TO-DAY:
80 pairs Nottingham Curtains, lock-
stitch edge, handsome designs, extra
fun, for CSC a pair.
Handsome English Brocate Cur
tains. heavy fringe top and bottom, full
length. $1.fS a pair. usually $3.50
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other PIacen.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 29-F1our dull and unchanged.
Wheat showed some weakness early, but stiffened
later and closed firm; No. red, cash. elevator,
69hc; track. 69G70c; December. 69A Q69Ac; May,
69l5c; No. 2 hard cash, &C., Corn closed higher;
No. 2 cash, SIC; December 31Ac; May 321kc.
oats better; No 3 cash, 25c; track. &c; Decem-
Der. 24lsc; May, 25ssq25atc; No. white. 2SG
9sAc. Whisky steady at s1.25 Prime timothy
seed nominal at go. Corn meal quiet 81. Goa
165. Bran dull; sacked, east track, SEC. Hay
firm; timothy, s6.50Q9; prairie scarce at SCAT.
Cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pork quiet:
standard mess, jobbing. $7.S75 Lard higher;
prime steam, AS5; choice, $3.50 Dry-salt meats
Boxed shoulders 1925: extra short-clear, s.. Is;
ribs. 1925; clear sides, $40. BaconBoxed Shout
ders s4.75; extra short-clear, $50; ribs s5.75;
clear sides. 1916. Receipts-F'iour 1000 brls:
wheat $4,000 bu; corn $1,000 blu; oats, $1,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour 5000 bris wheat 5000 bu:
corn. a. 600 blu: oats, % 900 blu.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 20 -Wheat-No red North
ern spring dull at Is I'D. Corn-Spot American
mixed. 3s 10zd: October nominal: November quiet
at 3s 97sd December quiet at So 9i4d. F1our-St.
Louis fancy winter dull at SIS 3d. Beef-Extra
India mess strong at 6ss Sd; prime mess strong at
63s Cd. Pork-Prime Western firm at Sos; prime
mess. medium Western. firm at AS Cd. Hams
Shortcut, II to is lbs, easy at a4s Bacon-Short-
ribs dull at 33s; long-clear m ddles light. easy
at 32s: short-clear backs dull 32s; clear bellies
dull at 37s; shoulders square. dIl at 24s. lard
Prime Western steady at 27s 3D. Cheese--Amer-
lean finest white and colored dull at AIS Talow
Prime city firm at EOS cd.
BALTIMORE Oct 2s.-F1our dun and I'M
changed: receipts IS 1903 brls: exports 1880 brls
Wheat easier; spot and month. 10iaG70sAc. re-
cepts. 133 Ti3 bu; exports. 1916 bu; Southern
wheat by sample. 65ap7l1xc. Corn easy; spot and
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receipts. but dry. cooler weather. it is thought.
from this will increase shipments in here.
Track bids. reported by the secretary of the
Board of Trade. ruled follows on saturday:
Wheat-No. red &C. No red. 62466c; Octo-
Der. &C. wagon wheat, SIC.
Corn-No. / white, 32lsc: No white Zone
coor). S2lzc No. white, 29lzc: No. white
mixed. S2Ac; No. 3 white mixed. 32Ac; No 4
white mixed, 32Ac: No yellow, 32Ac; No. 3
yellow. 32Ac; No mixed, s2l4c; No. mixed.
32Ac; No 4 mixed, 29lzc; corn, &c.
Above prices all for old corn.
mixed 25c: No. Mixed 24c
Hay-No. 1 timothy, $780, No. Timothy. S.
@6.25.
@: rejected. /: total. 20 Corn: No white.
cars; ear corn, 1; total. Oats: No. 2
mixed l car: No. 3. 4 total, cars. Hay No 2
timothy, cars
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens, &c; spring chickens, SIC; cocks
2l9c; hen turkeys, &c; toms, &c: young turkeys
5Q7c ducks. old, 4c; young, 4l2c; geese, ACC Tor
full feathered, soc for pucked
Cheese-New York full cream, l0G1lc; SKINS
6QSc; domestic Swiss, 1219c; brick. 12c; limburger
10c
Butter-Slkd1Olsc Elgin creamery. 21c.
Eggs-Candled Ice per doz
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per Id; prime duck
10@17c per ID.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 17Q1Sc; tub-washed
20025c; bury and understandable. &c less.
Honey-10@1Sc per Id.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l, 9Ac; No. 2. SIC; No.
l calf 1Oc: No. calf. S1ac
Grease-White &c; yellow, 218c; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow-No. l, &c: No. 2, 2lac.
BoneS-Dry $12G13 per ton.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrOpOIis.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-F1our-Receipts 25. 450
brls; exports. Is. $50 brs. Market dull and weak
at lower prices to sell; winter patents, $3.7594;
winter straights sS.55Q365: Minnesota patents,
$3.90@4.25; winter extras. $2.SO@31O; Minnesota
bakers sS10@3.30; winter low grades 81 25@l4. %.
Corn meal steady; yellow. 7SQ74c. Rye quiet; No.
Western, sac. c. i. f. Buffalo; 5SQ5SI5c, f. o. b..
afioat. Barley malt steady; Western, 57Q5Sc.
Wheat-Recepts. 242.S5O blu; exports. 257, 599 bu.
Spot easier; No. red, 751kc f. o. b. afioat. OPP
tions were weak and heavy to-day under liquida-
tion big Northwestern receipts and a sharp drop
in cables accompanying peace news; closed a
shade steadier covering. with prices 1s011c net
lower. Sales included: No red, May, 71%@72c,
closed at 72c
corn-Recepts, 1880 blu; exports 72.O55 bu.
Spot easier: No. g 39Kc, f. O. b. afloat Options
bearishly influenced by cables, prospective large
receipts and the break in wheat; closed hQDHc net
lower; May. Ss@39lsc. closed at 39c.
Oats-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports, 20 bu. Spot
steady; No. q 29c.
Hops arm: State. common to choice, 1895 crop,
7@sc; 1897 crop. 11ql3c: 1898 crop. 1Sq20c Pacific
coast 1896 crop, 7@Sc; 1897 crop, 1q3c; 1898 crop
1S@2Cc.
Rice firm; fair to extra, 45sa5c Molasses firm;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 2S@33c.
cotton-seed oil dull and fairly steady: prime
crude. 1Sc nominal; prime crude, (. O. b. mills.
13@1Slzc nominal; prime summer yellow, 221kc;
off summer yellow, 2014Q21c; butter grades, 2e1
&c; prime winter yellow, 2715Q2S1sc.
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices, ruled dull, but about steady, with trans
actions exceptionally small and confined almost
exclusively to local evening up; Indifferent cables
and apathy OF spot buyers continued to exert
depressing influence as to futures: closed steady
and unchanged to points higher. Sales. IL 600
bags, including: March, 5.5Oc. Spot coffee-Rio
dull and easy; No. z. invoice 5%157sc, jobbing
6hq69sc. Mild barely steady Cordova, SG15c.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. l3-16c; CEN
trifugal, SO test 5-16c; nolasses sugar. 9-lec;
refined firm; mold A. SAC; standard A. 4hc con-
fectioners' A, 47sc; cut-loaf, 5lzc; crushed SIC;
powdered, 5lsc; graduated. sc; cubes. SIC.
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MAINTENANCE OF RATES
THE PRESIDENTS HEREAFTER THE
RESPONSIBLE PERSONS.
Loaded-Car Movement Drops on over
One Thousand Cars on Account of
the Increasing Car Famine.

NJ. E. ingalls,, president of the Big Four
and the Chesapeake & Ohio lines, was in the
city yesterday. He, with subordinate off,
Gals, is inspecting the Big Four lines, and
will be engaged in the work until next Fri
day, going over every division and over the
Peoria d Eastern. Mr.. ingalls, had last
night gone over about six hundred miles
OF the main lines and was greatly pleased
with the condition of the Michigan division
and of the Peoria & Eastern's western divi-
sion. He had not been over the latter for
some months, and was greatly surprised
over the improvements made, although such
improvements were made with his approval.
The western division of the Peoria &
Eastern now compares favorably' with the
best division of the Big Four proper.
In speaking of the rate situation Mr..
ingalls, said: II have given positive instruc-
tons to the freight and passenger officials
OF the Big Four lines to strictly maintain
rates on all agreed tariffs with competing
lines" He expressed himself confident that
the decision of the Supreme Court in the
Joint Traffic Association case would lead to
the roads securing better rates than when
1t was in operation 1.-The fact is ne said
that some of the roads and lines that have
so-caiied big railroad men at their head
have been hiding their heads under the Joint
Traffic Association, and have been naming
just such rates as they saw fit, regardless
of all agreements; they are now uncovered.
and If there is any more rate-cutting the
presidents of the roads will be the respon-
sible parties. So far as the Big Four and
Chesapeake & Ohio are concerned they are
In clover, and, Notwithstanding that over
4CU new cars have been added to the equip
ment IN the last six months on both sys-
TENS, there is q shortage of cars The bus
mess the roads are dong is shown by the
business of Thursday last when on the
Big -Four system 6,562 loaded cars were
handled, and on the Chesapeake q Ohio
55lv. Persons who few years ago were
inclined to look upon these roads as not
very important through lines are now con-
WINGED that they make a strong team and
are doing as much business and as econom-
lcaliy az of any like mileage in the coun-
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month"; 375k6s7Hc: steamer mixed, 36d3sNc; re-
ceipts, I2S678 bu; exports. $4,000 bu; Southern
white and yellow corn, 37i6c. Oats-No white
Western. 2992s1kc; receipts. 81, $40 bu Rye steady:
No Western 36kc; receipts. %, $50 blu. Butter
steady and unchanged. Eggs firm and UNI
changed Cheese steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29-F1our quiet. Wheat
quiet; No red. CSC. Corn firm: No. mixed,
S4i4c. Oats quiet No. 2 mixed. 26hc Rye frms
No 2. soc. Lard firm at s4.75. Bulk meats steady
at s5.35. Bacon steady at S. 45. Whisky active at
SIP Butter dull Sugar quiet. Eggs firm at ifc
Cheese active and firm.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 29.--Wheat steady; Octo-
ber. 64c; December. s9*.SSS%c; May. sc: No.
62i4c. Flour lower: first patents. s390i4: second
patents SS.75G3.S0; first clear s.. S04290. Bran.
in bulk, $S.90d9.
TOLEDO Oct. 2s.-wheat lower but steady !:
No. 2, cash, October and December, so1sc- Corn
dull, but steady; No. 2 mixed, 33c Oats dull;
No. mixed. &c. Clover seed very active and
lower; prime, cash, old. s4.65; october, $3.50
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The week closed with
much better feeling prevailing in both wooden ana
cotton goods In the former has been decided
gain in interest in light weight goods for men
wear and dress goods have shown sympathetic
Improvement. In the latter there has been feel
ing of security apparent based on the fact that
the new print cloth agreement Is or bids fair 70
be, a success. This has helped nearly all lines
of cotton goods, particularly staple lines, by fix-
ing values more definitely Export goods have
shown steady demand all week. nearly all mar
kets being represented in the buying When there
no figures given out by the advisory commit
tee at Fall River IL is evident that the sales OF
the goods included in the pooling agreement have
been made. Manufacturers admit that the mar
ket is a better basis than 1t has been for many
a day. Odd goods said to have been pur-
chased quite freely during the week
FALL RIVER. Oct. 29.-Manufacturers state
that the pooling and curtailment by print cloth
mills is having satisfactory effect. All the mills
in the agreement will curtai four weeks, many
of them having already shut down. and from
100000 to 900 600 pieces will be withheld from the
market. The stock hand has been found to be
only about half of that currently reported before
the consolidation of interests.