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CARRIED THE NEWS,
But the Doctor Had Some Intiination
of It Previously.


Happening to Dee at the scat OF one OF
the State insane asylums. Detr0iter
who likes 10 see and learn all he can AZ
tended one Of the dances Tor tie patients
What surprised him most was the oltil-
Guilty he found in distinguishing between
those who We're rational and those VINO
were not. and be was more ch3grhed
than amused when several whom he met
were evidently trying 90 ilnd out Just
what was wrong with ms mental ma
chincry
Al length he was introduced 10 wo-
man who particularly Interested NM
lie convinced himself al once that her
eyes were supomaturlily bright and her
conversation soon convinced him that
she was equally bright All this made
him pity her the more. and be set ABOUT
In his most diplomatic way 10 discover
what form OF mania possessed her. SUD
iects and persons We're discussed TIL no
thought he had about exhausted the ma
terial. when he happened 10 speak IN
rather natterlng terms OF the doctor Al
Iost he had touched the hidden spring.
She beamed upon him as he sang the doc
tors praises She added approving SEN
tineuts OF her own and adrOitly drew out
the praise which seemed 20 welcome 10
her. Her eyes grew even brighter ana
her tones were Enthusiastically those OF
affection. 49,
Doctor" said the DetrOiter htiis
later. Il don't know whether you are
aware OF II or not. but thar handsome
patient OF yours. over there In the heho-
trope silk. Is hOpeiessly In love with YOU.
sbe'u be making an open declaration.
irving 10 elope with you or doing some
thing else equally embarassingI never
saw a clearer case. and l thought a
lust warn you. She's dead gone. tell
you" a..
"Dellghted 10 hear IT," laughed the
doctor. That's my wife. "-Cincinn@u
Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
GREAT LONGEVITY.
4 Colorcd Woman with Records "a
Show That She il I "a Years old.

The recent death Of Robert Taylor. the
oldest person in Great Britain or Ire
land whose age was l3f years, has
caused considerable comment In all parts
OF America. Last April Queen Victoria
sent him a picture Of hersel. as birth
day gift.
The death Of Taylor recalls the fact
that Ohio has a rtsldent who has long
since passed the century mark Ia life.
The person referred to Is Aunt Miriam
Davis She Is reputed % b. lA years
old. and she lives about four niles from
Swiss Elm. Highland county. o. She
lives with her great-grandson, who
is himself an old gray-haired man. The
aged woman IS colOred and she IS known
t0 most of the residents OF Highland
county. For a wOmsd who has attained
such remarkable age. Aunt" Mirsh
Is spry and manages 10 get around and
do her share OF homework. According
10 residents Of Swiss Elm. the aged wo-
man can still do a days washing with
out suffering any evil effects. She was
born and reared in Alabama. but for the
past leo years she has lived In various
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MCGuire'S
Boarding aud Day School.

OPP. Monroe Park. Richmond. va:
oath Session. Sept 20 'GS. 10 June 70. -.
UNIVERSITY OF VA. lS95-'So-4 de-
grees. "a diplomas Two OF the five
NJ. AS were from this school. 1897 9s--
> degrees. IS diplomas.
RICHMOND COLLEGE. lS9I-9s-2 de-
grecs. u diplomas, ! medal. ..,.,x
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
1897 9s-1 Pm. ID.
fsa7-'9s: A Competitive Scholarship az
Uni. Of Va. Competitive Cadet appoints
ment to West Point. Present Cadstsnio
at Annapolis.
Catalogues at bookstores and by appll-
cation 10 JOHN L. MCGUIRE. Principal,
or NJ NJ Mcguire. business Manager:
80 Chamber OF Commerce. The prlncipsi
can be seen al Z north Beividere street
after September 9th. Jys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
COTTON NIARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept 29.-COTTON-The
general temper of t0-day's cotton market
was bullish, with covering OF old snort
accounts feature of the transactions.
Prices advanced -u3 points al inc slatt
u sympathy with strOn- set OF Ems llsn
cables and on bulish weather reports
from the cotton belt Private cables TO
the effect that yarns and cloths at Man
chester were hardening, ana that spln-
ucrs were bidding old prices freely for
large blocks OF spot cotton az Liverpool,
added 10 the better feeling here and in-
creased the apprehension OF the less cone
hdcnt bears. s. sharp reaction ln futures
at Liverpool lea 90 selling IN the ldle
forenoon. and by midday me early gain
had been about wiped out, allnOuAn az
no time did the market show signs OF
particular weakness. Covering SET 100
ancW early in the afternoon. ana on lhls
demand prices again rallied, with tle
January and March deliveries absorbing
stimulated the bah crowd 20 something
ike old-time aggressiyeness, but "a the
expense of the strong leadership, hahul-
capped The long. AT the close tne feeling
was Quiet and steady. with prices net 90
I point higher Orders from the south
went chiefly TO the long side. while for
aian representatives We're conspicuous as
buyers throughout the session. OHlclal
forecasts were Tor iurtheF rains III tie
lower half OF the cotton but during tne
next twenty-f0ur hours. This was re-
garded AS an important bull feature. I'M
asnuch as the recent rains were said 90
have already materially delyed picking
III n number of sections and injured open
cotton 10 a greater or lesser extent. Stiff
fenipr. ideas OF dealers In spot cotton at
many southern spot markets and In
creased demand from exporters were
among the influences which steadied the
afternoon market.
COTTON-Quict and steady; middling,
5at gross receipts, 6.OS9 bales; sales, II
balex. stock % SOS bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, A ca bales;
stock. 5lo654 bales.
Consolidattd-Net receipts. 246. $50 bales;
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NEW YORK. Sept 29-The market Tor
dry goods was "a quiet one to-day There
was lille or no store trading az FIRST
hands and Few buyers iu the city. Mail
orders were also light in nearly al dlgls-
ions of the market The week has not
rallied from the conditions resulting from
the celebration of the Jewish holiday On
Monday There We're some changes in
the market but they were not OF vital
ir1Uorf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

PARTS OF the North For the last half
century she has been "a resident OF tiyh-
land county She delights In te.ilng
stories and anecdotes of the cotton heids
before the war and she says thar she
intends 20 visit the place OF her birth
before she ends her earthly * lstence,.
Aunt Mirlh appears 10 Doe perfectly weN
with the exception of "a slight attack or
asthma now and then
Tor was read 90 the aged woman OF High
land county the other day and she dis
played great interest In the history OF
the Irish Postmaster Taylor was APP
pOinfod postmaster al ScarYa. County
Down. lust after the introduction OF pen
nv postage. and he held that Office 10
within n few days OF his death, attending
20 the many little details or the pace.
According % the Westminster Gazette he
was born I'm 1864. others put his age al
only 49, Al any rate 10 Us on record that
he served as fifer for the British troops
during the rebellion I'm llsn In Ireland. tie
was "A Methodist and had built "a lurge
han back OF his residence for religious
flfIrun..s Auuf Miruh Davis D. also
Methodist. and she attends services reg
ularly. Her appetite Is good and she
thinks she Will live 20 greater age IMAM
that attained by Robert TAYLOR.
Many strangers who ha heard OF the
great age attained hy Aunt Mirah nave
called ON her and she always receives
them i'm the most cordial manner. Inc
residence OF the aged woman II eisht
miles from Hillsboro ON the Petersburg
and HllgbOrO pike. Tn tho case or most
AGED c0lored people there is no record 20
show I'm reference 10 their birth. IN the
case Of Aunt Mirah. however, there is an
Inscription in an OLD time-worn Bible
which shows that she was born on Aprll
O. i114 This book is yellow with age ana
most of the leaves are worn away until
thew are now as thin as tissue paper Tho
relatives OF the aged woman are very
careful about showing the book. as they
do NOT care 10 have n handled unneces-
sariiv ana thereby incur chances 81 hav-
ing Ii mutilated Aunt Mirih never IN
dulges ia the use Of stimulants, but occa-
siOnallv smokes a cob pipe. she ~
familiar picture seated On front OF her
little cabin. which ia surrounded by a
cluster of shade trees Cincinnati En-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
PRESERVING BODIES,
DR., Manini Keeps Them in Form Re
scmbling the Natural state

ID b. .NH
49,. ,.,. r.ol-
a-tthlloh TO the lll51 iiui'y S"D"'i "' -'-
ian surgeons I'm imMunising the dead sud-
far- from accommodation. and the theme
...t-t et t..-.e+ f,or, f+s no.
''-' -i'''
cent handling Dy S.enor Luigi feiIaI a.
Throughout The peninsula. whether Do
its anatomical museums OF IN lh9
family vaults OF ITS cemeteries
wonderful specimens of such sue
reeefuf frnrnurisarion are TO be
Scan. h,,t oora .,f fhnsa can apDroach the
...-ri .-i.., '.ft.fraI hv D- EfI-io alaninl
t p ,r,s, v.t,t-i, r,,.v v-au h. called MAJ
.' ,, 80. $50 +t.+ >-o9,olifan
'.,,--.-,, t.. .triveo fo imr-oye ON the
,,,-ti.1. ti,s..., b., ur.cfi.l and his re-
,,r,. i-,,',,-, a.. he rrofies.on throw
.,.. ..,..,'..ls mo the shade
..,rftI,,,t i,ofsi,o.r- am informed
,,f'5.,,t fnio.tiors sinufv with n series
d. ,....-,.t,,.,
oi naihs. he mas .e'l'1 iN ne
'N. Hui.i iil $3.50, 9'''
.t-o'' ".'.,E ,.,-t-tr 90 fbroo
illr Hi' I gi,.o.f,,, t-.r.-
...1.-4 a. tr. rorirro in lis
trareftio, rerioD Bodies $50 prepared
t d. . tf...ff 80 tf- ..,,,r do
..iI 'li'il .. D.. NJ ,.rfr~ary free6-
~ ~. ,ftsr e,,f.i ..-r,5 10 ana
,l.,,i.+i l,,e,.tiors or ADMINISTRATIONS Ike
.,....-.. ..r tl. 4i..oDtir.
Nm, l d. trIfr4ff.n .r The bod. So
$500 10 rro..es which. FIN Dr. Mani
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10 Great Britain. 1921 bales; 10 the Con-
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
gu. ISL bales: TO Great Britain ~ -"
bales: TO France 1850 bales 20 the con-
tinent lO0.iG3 bales.
COTTON-Futures opened steady; octo-
Der, S.2i. November. JS5. Decempei' .-ol
January. J.3G. February, 53e, March DO
April, 90. May. j.55. June, Dos july
Jb2. August. J.GT.
Futures closed quiet and steady; Sep
tcmbcr nominal. October DID. Novem per-
525. December. 80. January. Dbl. feb-
ruary. $50; March. 5fi. April, O.i'' May
J53, June. jJ7; July. j.6l ,,,
Spot cotton quict and steady mlqidlns
gulf. SIS. do. uplands. 81, sales. ~ bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ELECTION
Steady: Senfcmhor. 4.S3: October. 4N.Nt
ass. November. 4s1nl9D. December. 4V6
ni91, January. J.ol1j.U2, FEBRUARY. "itl
5oS March. 51l0512; April, JlGH1l7'
May. J.2lHJ.22.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Sept. 2o.-COT-
TON-Market firm. sales, 100 bales. mid
ding, 4 1916
LIVERPOOL Sept 29-f p. Moot
TON-Spot-GO0d business done. prices
hardening: American middling. fair.
. l7-i2d good middlng. J-l6. middling.
di.. low miftIing . 3l-52 5000 ordinary,
2 1916. ordinary. rs. The sales or the
day were 1900 bales. o. which 500 were
for speculation and export, and included
$500 bales American. Receipts, 1900
bales. including 1000 bales American.
Futures opened steady. with fair de-
mand. and closed quiet. American mid
ding J. m. c.. September. 9 2-Gi buyers,
September and October. 303 l-i4. buyers;
October and November g. sellers. Mo-
vember and December. . G3-f4 buyers.
December and January, ti-Gf. buyers;
January and February. G3-fd I3. sellers.
Fehruar, and March. 203 1864. sellers.
March and April. 3 l-Gi08 2-Gf sellers.
April and May. 2-GfN3 1868. sellers. Nay
and June 3 3-GfN2 4-Gf. sellers June and
July, 4-G4, buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

CHICAGO. SEPT CA break Of SIC.
took place in September wheat to-day.
The weakness in the cash article affected
futures December closing 40 1c. decline.
Weak outside cash markets. heavy pri-
mary receipts and reseliins of wheat here
by New York all counted against thc
price Corn declined a-Niac. and oats i1
80. Provisions were weak carly. but
closed steady at small advances.
Ihe leIdIng fullro8 rlnsel rs llLlnWs.
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GRAIN AND COTTON ExcnANaE.


NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 29.-PEANUTS
Peanuts-Farmers' stock. fancy. 5Ac.
strictly prime. 3iaa3Hc., prime, 3Q3Ac.
drw. Spanish. zoe; market weak.
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PENTINE-2SI2s oslo: receipts Is casks.
ROSIN-Unchanged receipts. 2sS bar
reis.
CRUDE TURPENTINF-Stea at sl.10
N1.GO: receipts. ~ barrels.
'rAR-Firm at Si.2J, receipts 49, bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

quinine should only be administered at
certain stages OF malarial foyer, 10 De de-
termined by the temperature.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. % '0s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk passengers and -cneraI cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
School, '' Ri saa'a md. Va s:'
GEORGE NJ. NOLLEY, Principal,
O,crs Monday, September 20, 1898.

New pupils enrolled Friday September a5d Thorough prepara
ton for the University and colleges of Virginia we-equipped
Number of pupils limited fifty. Catalogues at the
bookstores For information address the principal $50
West Grace, city.
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Y. ;. IS $500. -.,... .............. llVb
u. $. as, coup........ ............. liza
y. ;. IDS ...... ...... commune. ~
y. =. as reR...-.... ....-..--.--... 80
y: > . 3. coup. ...'... '..........-. ti@5&
Dlstrlct JbJ > ...... -.............. lltj2
Alabama Glass A ..... ........... los
Alabama GLASS 30 .....- ..-....... 1JI
Alabama Glass @ ......... ....... 100
Alabama Currency ...... .......... 100
Atchison 49, ...... --.... .......... H'is
Atchison Adj. as ...... ............ 70A
Can. So. DDS ..... .................. luHiz
Chicago Terminal As ..... ......... 20
g. aud ohio Js $3.50. ............. 10
c.. II. and d. 4il's....-............ 1903
D. and X. G.. as .......-....-...-.. 20
East Tenn. lists ......-- ..-........ JUS
Erie General Is ........ .....-..... liza
r. w. and -. lists. {. r..,... ....... -
General Electric j's ...... ........ los
G. H. and S. a. 6's ................ 1O5
G.. H. and $. \. DDS ................ ll5l1
-. ana 4. 4. % ......-......--. wa
ii. and a. G. Con. G. .............. no
Iva q. lists ...s.s... .-............ lvt
la new cOnsOis. as ..s.-.-......... 10
J.. and y. Uni as ....... .......... s9A
missouri VS.. ........s.....s.s i'V
NJ, X and r. DDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G2lt
NJ, *. and r. As ......... -....... SOS
y y. Central lists .................. llul-
y. j. &. > s. ......ss ....ss s'sss'.+ ti'lf
North Carolina ts... ...-.....-..-. ~
North Carolina 4s ......-. ....-... 10
30 Pac. 8's 800. ................ G7is
NO. PaC. ...... ..-........ss.ss W
n Y. G.. and St. l.. IS ............. lVt
Nor and W. Gs... ............... -
Nortbwestern consols ........ 49,. 1925
Northwestern Deb. 5's ............. 10
.. Nav. lists ......... ...s.s..ssss. TO
@. Nav. 8 ...... ...... .........s- .,.-1
O. s. Line Gs, Z. r...... ..........'. l-D'f
O. S. Line IS. T. r...... ...........- lN't1
Pacific G's Of 3D.. ....-....--..... H.
Reading s ...... ...ssss.s.s '''''s ~
II. q. W. ISIS ......-.. s... .ss.s.'s. ~,
ST. Louis and l. VI. Con. 5's........ 90
ST. l.. and San Fran. Gen. 6s..... Ilg's
81. =. COn........ .-.-.. .ss'ss.s.' t.-
St Paul c. and y. lists ............. us
81 paul & and y. IS ............. III
Southern r.. W. Is ................ 97l
STANDARD Rope and Irvine Gs ....... %
Tenn new settlement 3s ......... Nlt2
Tex. ,Pac. l.. G.. lists ............... luD-4
Tex. pac. reg. DDS ...... .....-..... 4t.e
T.. T.. d. and Gulf lists ............ .t9.4
Wabash LIST 5's -.......- -.......... ill.t
" w sbore IS .... ............. 109s
Virginia Centuries .....-.. ....ss'..
Virginia Centuries deferred ......- .
WIS Central ......... ....-s.sssssss us
Mobile and ohio as ..............-. 90
" and w consols. As ............. e1,s
Union Pacific As ....-. .-.......... ~
Central OF Ga. rs ...... -.......... So
Central of Ga. 1st lnd........ ...... ~
Central OF Ga. "a Ind. ........ II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 2a-TUREPN-
TINE-firm at y3e.. sales 20 casks bee
ceipts 1885 casks.
ROSIN-tirm, sales. 2.-59 barrels. re-
ceipts 45gJ barrels. quOte-A, -. {, D.
g5c: y. 81: T. $40; q, SID; II. SD
l, 81 80; X 81 IS; NJ. Si.fO. y. Sl.to' WIN
dow glass. Sl.sJ. water white 10.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept. 29-TUR-
PENTINE-Fi az 27iac.. sales. none.
ROSTN-Quiet and unchanged safes
none.
WILMINGTON, y. c.. Sept. 2e.-TUR-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Agent-This Is the finest protection In.
the world. The burglar no sooner ensers
the house than IL gives you the alarm,
Mr. Hussiff-Haven't you got one thAe
will alarm the bWglar?-Puek- i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

MIR. FRED. G. HAIR WILL RESUME
his CLASSES IN MUSICAL 1NSrRuC-
TION on OCTOBER lst Lessons given
I'm Piano-Playing Theory and Compost
lion. one weekly class I'm Theory free
of charge 10 pupils. Musicaies and Re-
citals will be given by the pupils during
the season For terms apply by mail
at No BOP east Franklin street. or at
che music store of W. ID. MOSES a. co.
sells
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

MUSICAI-AIR. y. BOWDITCH CLAPp
will resume instruction in the study or
the pianOforte. Organ and Vocal Cui-
ture TO beginners and advanced stu
cation may Dee addressed 10 Col east
Grace street. SEQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

MISS AUGUSTA r. DANIEL WILL RE-
sumo her class Tor young ladies' al her
residence 1916 Park ayenue) MONDAY,
October Sd.
The class VIII meet Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday at n a. NJ. Subject OF
study. The History and Literature OF
the Present Century.
Afternoon literature class for ladies'
al 13 west Grace street. beginning
wednesday. October 9Th at half-past
o'clock Miss Daniel desires limited
number of boarding pupils For par
ticulars see circular OF principal book
stores. sepO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

MISS BENTLEY WISHES PUPILS AT
her residence. T05 cast Franklin street,
or will accept a position in school. or
as daily gOyerness in a family seip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Mcssrs Frazer d. Tompkins. tobacco
commission merchants. No. los south
Twelfth street. Richmond Va. make the
following comments for the week on
tobacco:
n-Cured-Unchanged: receipts and Of
fe-ings continue very light and market
quiet.
Dark-Rcceipfs ana offerings continue
1fghf and market dull. except good 20 fine
yyrapuers. which are I'm good demand.
Briehts-Market quiet at unchanged
quotations. ..,,
And quote prices current os follows.
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Richmond Female Seminary,
No. } EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal
MRS. T. G.. PEYTON. Associate.

Ing and Day School Will begin THURS
DAY September -. 1SgS aud close June
Is. 1899. From Sub-Prmary 10 Collegiate
Department the course OF instruction IS
thorough and complete. and the best and
most approved methods employed. Fol-
catalogue apply at bookstores and 20
the principal iyS-su we trSm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Rlchmond- N. 81.

Richmond. Va. Sept. % ls9s.
Mr.. George \. Haynes will offer hrtak
Of twenty-five TO thirty packages OF line
Caroline county (Na-l sun-cured tobacco.
leaf and Jugs. the last OF the season. at
auction on Change tomorrow Friday.
September 90, 1898.
Crenshaws Warehouse will offer a
break of new dark loose and old sun
cured Tobacco tomorrow.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were iignt.
The tobacco inspector reports light sam
ping to-day.
St0newam. Shockce. Crenshaws. Sea-
brooks Crumps. Vaughan s, Allegheny
and old Dominion tobacco warehouses re-
mort to-day. Receipts IS packages, de-
ilveries 14t packages.
United States Internal revenue collec-
tons on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
SS.l3i72: plug tobacco. S2,oO1.s- Total,
S10.a3gJ4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

IIowitzor Place and 100 cas-, Main street.
Richmond opens Sept. b. Piano taught
by Mrs. Albert g. Bruce and Prof. b.
G. Hair. Theory. Prof. 4. G. Hair
Voice Culture. Mis- HELEN h. Stockdeu
Violin. Miss Florence billiard. Sofeg-
gio Mr.. Walter y. Mercer. organ, harp
and other instruments by skilled mas
tiers. Fur further particulars. address.
the principal. Mrs. Albert c. Bruce. 2c6
Howitzer Place. Richmond. Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

September 30. 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept 2o.-COT-
TON-Market firm. sales, 100 bales mid
ding, 4 1916
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Amer. Tob Co. pfd........1oO l25 o..
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd.......10) 1lGH ll7i-
Na-CarO. Chem. com. ...... 100 ttA OJ
Quotations are for bonds maturing IL
not less than ten years.
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Bid Asked.

North Carolina As. C., 1910. l0i
North Carolina G's. g., 1919. laD 10.
Va. rs. new. @. and r.. 1892. sZ4 S2A
Va. Century, %, g.. and K... 90 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Richmond. va. Sept %, 1S9s.
SALTs.-JOO United states PER cents
nj 1O5is. $50 - Virginia Centuries az -;
1000 Georgia and Alabama consols at pa
10 shares Richmond Trust and safe De-
post Company at 1O98 s shares do. az
1Og5s. - shares Nirginia-Carolina Cheml-
cal common CB O. at IS.