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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04
SAW TEN 0FHIS CREW
ENGULFED IN WAVES.
Sole Survivor Of Wrecked Steam
er Reaches Charleston.

Charleston, Nov. 1T he
steamer Navahoe, Capt. Staples,
arrived here this morning from
New York. Monday she.encoun-
tered the gale, stood out to sea
and hove to for Is hours. Tues
day, about so miles east Of Char
lesion lightship she rescued Capt.
John Gaskill, sole survivor of the
crew of the steamer George l..
Colwell, Of Detroit, bound for
New York from Fernandina. Fla,
with a cargo of lumber. Capt.
Gaskill was cllnging to piece Of
wreckage Of his lost vessel to
which he had clung for % hours.
Capt. Staples and his officers
display d care and skill in rescu-
ing Capt. Gaskill. At first skif
was lowered with a picked crew;
this was smashed against the iron
hull of the steamer and the crew
struggled manfully in the angry
sea until hauled in by life lines.
Capt. Staples steamed near the
wreckage, line was thrown to
Capt. Gaskill, who made 1T fast
around his waist and was hauled
aboard.
He had been badly bruised.
He was kindly cared for on board
and is now in st. Francis Xavier
infirmary here progressing fa-
vorably.
Capt. Gaskill says that the
storm struck him with full force
Monday before daylight. The fury
of the wind and force Of the
waves caused his vessel to spring
a leak. Heavy seas were shipped.
The pumps were worked, but be,
came choked. and the cargo shift
ed in the hold. The vessel broke
into pieces. This was about ten
miles north of Cape Roman.
Capt, Gaskill and crow of thirteen
clung to wreckaqe, which turned
over several times. He saw ten of
his crew engulfed in the waves,
and is of the opinion that others
shared like fates. Capt Gaskill
laments the loss of his crew deep
ly and is grateful to Capt. Sta
pies and officers Of the Navahoe
for their noble efforts. He has a
wife and children at his native
place, Hoboken, N. j.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04
He Attempted Suicide.

Camden, Nov. 2.-H. w. Marcus, a
blacksmith. attempted to commit sui
eide today by drinking six ounces OF
laudanum. He was seen to drink it
and the police informed of the fact.
They went after him and carried him
to q doctor. who has been working on
him. He is in a very bad fix, but may
recover. Marcus is white man.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04

hereunto, set my hand and caused
the great seal Of the State of s. O.
to be affixed. Done at the Cap
itol, IN thekcity Of Columbia, this
31st day of October, A. D. 1899.
HEB. MCSW EENEY.
BY the Governor:
M. r. Cooper, Sec. of State.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04

Mrs. F. j. Dickson, Westminster. 8.
c., writes: Eleven years ago was
for six months unable to do my work,
and DR., M. A. Simmons LIVER Medi-
cine restored me to good health. Think
one package OF it worth dozen OF
Zellin's.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04

York from a manufacturer who need
ed the money. SI2.5o suits for S7.75
SIo5o suits for So.75; $3.50 suits for
$3.50; $3.50 suits for $500; boys
and children's suits at 81 and up;
SI2.5o Overcoats for SS; SIo.5o Over
coats for So.75; $40 Overcoats for SO
$3.50 Overcoats for $3.50. Cheaper
suits and OverCoats at a mere song.
The goods we price are all high grade.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04
OUR FOUR BIG STOCKS

Have been crowd, into Heath,
Springs & Cos. and w. Ganson's
stores to be slaughtered; and now
the slaughter begins. Twenty thous-
and dollars in clothing at
60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
Picked up by our buyers in New
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-04
SHOE SLAUGHFE]

Now the time to lay in supply of winter shoes for
misses and children at much less than regular price Sev
must be closed to make for our new stock Of
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29
LIVE SIt.CK
Shipments of Cattle From
 Arizona During t.e Year

During the year 1898 there have fren shipped out of the territory 174 O29 head of csttl. shipments from and to points within the territ ny. l5.597 head ( xclusiye 0. herds driven, butch red, g., ,45l had. The number of hogs shipped was 9,Il2. Tho sbsve figure. are the result ns .hown by the repo'ts pf thA seyentv-two in sTecror- employ d by the Live Stock hoard under the provisions of Act No. 6 sf the Nineie-th legislature. Two hundred and twentv.nine head of st'ays wer- sold hy the inspectors, the procse of which was turned over te the beard, amounting to g. .iSO,Il an average of $l5.l9 per head. Thi. m,r.yi ia deposited by the board in A '"ni k.pt apart for that purpose, and Is imply held in trust for th- owner until ho can b found and prove hi- claim. In 1898 the board paid 22S stray claims amounting to $3,4sS.29 In n,idi. o.i 10 this the chairman turned into the general fund of the territory S3,J 0irom tha same source in c0nplisnce with section l9 Of ILe aiOrem entiored act.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

The life of an Arizona editor is net all rosrs and spring time by any means. says ths Arizonisn. Joe Hsnill, iuni r editor of the Globe Silver B It, inserted ar article in hi rap,r which w.s di-,ssteful to E EdwArds, sn attorney in the copper amp. From the account nf subse-
 uent even t- as set forth ia the Bel,
 sppssrs ths' Joe barely got of with lie lie, bar- 2 cnntined to his room for some ten days or two weeks alter . chance meeting with FL wards. who wss finei $3O for the as rsult. It seems to be coming to @ cri.is when an editor will either have 70 "he-l' himeelf or hid- out alter giving expression to an oli ion in the columns of his paper. Thirty dollars ii too cheap for dying . whole street with edi: orial bl' nd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29
BIT OF HI.-TORY
An Arizona St rv on Gen
 Easan

Both the general. who have be- com. mixed up in the affair of honor at Washington, are known in Arizona, the commanding general of the army generally ard favOr.bly 60. having been on duty in the territory, Of E,gan much les is krowH. bat good s,cry is told in which he 6sur, q. Som- years ago there wA- a case in court at Prescott iu which ths eloquent Ton Fitch and the lats Clark Churchill took part from | gal standpoint. As to which side Esgan wAs op. d.f nd. ant or plain if, it ma,t+rs little. Tom Fi,ch wac makirE sn argument anu during his pleading, T ferr'd to E.gan. as "that soldier" to which Esgan took exc ption by r,rinv sndi s pompous mai Der correcting FI'i b y s.yine officer cir, no, . soldier" Fnch wa not in the l-sst disturb d, tut corrected himsslf by .lluding to Esysu e ath,s officer. who is not |. 70 di-r." The tit wa . happy on-, hut Esgan did not enjoy i,.-rucssn Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Mir. 0. NJ. RCnb,n., manager of the Arizona Ssnstene Co. at Flagstaff has been in Phoenix several days, an.l ,-lls the Republic tha.. "Ws aye rendIng our product" said he, ito S,n FraLcirc0 for he C. pstrUction of on of he largest private residence bui,d- ing- that has been bnilt tn. re for s0ms ,im.. The stone Is very popular in the east, also, and although bniidin g has not been cnrrIed on very ent-n- lively Tn the past two yesrs, VI have led s1 ircrea.i,g dtmshd for Flag staff Q one"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Tho matter of sss, IT, hip for thi- county has been further delsyei by the injunc i ,a -s.v. | on the board by
 W. \. Hsrwood to prevent any sp- pointment for assersor, H.rwood claiming the fice by riEht| election, and by vir ue of toe old law and sp
 pointmeut last year. Jadge DsSis h.s sst Esbrus'y II, st Tucson As the date for hearing why the irjnnc- sion should not be made, and order issue compelling the bosid to grant he elsctios ceIti6c-ts to Harwoe,. l. would appear that at this bearing would bs . good opportunity for the eontsstaa,s to als such proofs or chsrgss e may subrt~ntiate their protest. It will thus have been brought before the judiciary. made an issue, and passed upon by the ccurt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

sick and & consultation of fonr phy-i- clans was held ,he other day on hi- case. He is sfll c,ed VII what IS termed ascending par.lysi-, his entire body and limbs being pnrsiyz'd d from hi. stomach down. Phsieians gay that the c,-e ia s very remarkable on" m ths such a ease has been seldom known ia n, ,,n so young as he.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29
FaI: SAI E.

On a~court of dea:h of one of the ownc's. the IN nch is offer, d for sale. Is ", Il stocked with rses and well graded cattle, windmllls, three large reserunrs, ow Hing of , rooms, ou, houses, corral ,wo good pasru' es, black. smith atd carp n'er tools, moving ma chine and rakes, and sve'ything needed on q cow ranch. Ttie good. con listing ni pa;-ntcd lard cla ms, all improve m-nIs anc pastures b-irs on pa'er;ed ground. The ranch situated 'etween Ryan Bros. bar ranch. and the Fife Cattle Co. m Lowe $ !phur Spring Valley. Cochisc County, A Izona. his property must be sold by 'he 18th of March, 1899. Parties wishing such a properiy apply 10
 Jos. HOEFLkR,
 Tombstone, Ark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29
THE TEMPLE C SEE
Delay in EXtrad.ti0n Bat Will
 Cuma Over

Ex-Sheritf Loathe-wood. the agent CT the terrltr.y sent 10 Mexico after James Temple, las written to Gov. Murphy. The letter explains hs, Fem pie is being held osly tn await n MeXiran fprnali.v in his extrstition. The sheriff said he frs. went 70 Mag dalrna, where Temrle WAS contin q. he case was then transferred tO Hermo osiilo, and then before federal judge at Gusymas. The sheriff rites that ,h,. l. eAicans will get done with remI'l- about January ? or 2G aLd then he will return with him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29
MILEAGE COST
The Arizona Rs gimsn Draws
 Largest Pay

The Firs. Ter tor;al regiment voI- unteer-, recently orde:ed mustered out, receive a 'srger sum of money per capita than ihs o'her orsarza- ti"ns -imiiarly dis hs,ged from the military service. This is duo to the fact that the hom-s of the men are anywhere IF m twelve hundred 10 twsn'v-two hundred miles from the camp at Albany. Ca, where they W. re mustered "u:.
 The officers and men will receive in addition about two months pay, travel allowance, rate d-ys and pay every twenty flee between Altany and 'hr po,nt wher the enli- msnt took place. C.lone! McCmd get $i 900 and the pr vat 6 draw from $l25 to 1925. The .monnt psid the regiment exceeds sl5O,OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

In Yuma cousty two skeletons have been exhurnei, which, r Is said must be the remnins Of sn sx'inct race. The shap- of the skull snd other peculia,ities lead to this con- clusiou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Boston has the largest depot and rail~ay station in the world. The building, shed and yards connected with it cover 8 acres of land. IL has cps, about $I4.COO.O0O. More thsr, 200 buildings were torn away tp make room for it. some of ttem being very s.lf cop,ains I5 miles of track, and 34I clearing switches. The shed will hold 404 ordinary passenger cars. The platform will accom rnodste over 100000 people, ard 2s,GCO can be sested at one time in the cars iu the train thed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

The most et-thu i.- ic scienti.t In America i- the Kansas City mau whp predict. that aerial E-s siations will b- established during tho pre-en: centdry. and that aerial fire co npan- ies will be among the things Cf the immediate future, and .h.' ws will soon he fsh'ing earthly cona .grati1n from the clon's
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

IL is said J hn Dunbar will soon be at the head of newspaper in Phenix Dunbar Is one of lhe b st newspa. CT man in Arizona and We would like to sec him in hsrnes. sgain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Supervi,or B-nt .n left for Bisb.. ths morning. the board hs'in |, finish d their lahors and adjourned. Chairman Barr Lave. tonight for Phoenix where he Nill attend the territorial meeting of the vA;ious boards of tup. rvis'r'. which wlll be held there or tn 25rh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

A man in Anscends. Mont, claims to have been told by . miner, who has since died, where there are sev- erai thousand dollare in Pima county and he is coming to Arzona to dig up ,be Urea. urs,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Copper at l4t Is ulluink tn the eas'ern cspit-l'st -nt in consesuenc copper niine- are being sought after all over tn- Uni'ed States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

o B H .rdy va, in t 'day iran the Lnudon snd G.llen minss il the Whet-;ones. He rAroita work con- tiHuir g ani everything running ss.- i5fact.rilv
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

NJ. J. Brown ani wife returned homs today after . weeks visit to Bi>bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Dr. Goodfsllow, who served through iee war on she -t-f of Gen. Shaiter, has rstnrntd to Tneson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

An indigent patient for the hospital wss brought up today from Bisbee for treat mept.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

District Atturn-, Land lett Tor Ri = bee this merninp sn official businees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-29

Tho Courier says there is now only one case of small po1 within the corporate limit of P,esc .t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Mr.. BOlSSEAU RESIGNS.
+. :. Dcanc Appointed TO Sncceed II
G. jackson as Clerk Of Nottoway

CRBWE. VA, January a.-Mr Ster-
ling Boisseau. who for the past nineteen
years has been connected with the Nor
folk and Western railroad. and has been
O. citizen of Grove ever since the town
first began TO build, has resigned his
position iu the train dispatcher's office
here and gone TO Wilmington \. c.,
where he has accepted "a position with
the Atlantic Coast Line. Mr. Boisseau
has been "a most valuable citizen and a
leading spirit IN an enterprises FOR the
upbuiid.ngof the town ana Will be greatly
missed.
Mr. Edward S. Deane Of Nottoway
Courthouse. br0ther-in-law of The late
Herman g. Jackson has been appointed
to- succeed the latter as clerk " the
County and Circuit Courts o. Nottoway,
and has chosen Mr.. JaclCs0ns son, Mr..
Herman NJ Jackson. as his deputy. AIT.
Jackson will have full control Of the Of
flee. the proceeds Of which VIII go 10
Mr. Jackson and his mother
Rev. Mr. Price Of Shanghai. China, ar
rived here to-day and will deliver a mis-
slonarv address 40 the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. lie IS the guest Oh
Rev. $ c. Hutton.
NJ A. Temple Criftenden iett to-day
for wilson y. G.. where he Will attend
school
Miss Lizzie Hines left yesterday for a
four weeks VISIT to relatives az Norfolk.
Work g. brisk on the Norfolk and West
ern railroad and the employees are happy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Tnnlcro rYcHANGE.
Richmond. Va. Jan. d, $50

Richmond. Va. Jan. 81, 1893.
Sales Of unH dark loose .o tco1 ON me
Richmond NaJ breaks for the week end
mg to-day. ~t0ueUal Warehouse SOFA
aI~S pOuuds-highest price Sl5.tJ; snpc-
k0e Warehouse sold lil,IiJ pounds-hlsn-
c4I nrico S1aTI. Cronshiw Warehouse
sold 2ll 800 pounds-highest price, $500.
Total 87gJls pOunds-hi8hest price,
S1G-j
r1vafe sales reported 10 the secretary
81 Inc Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
TI.sle sales reported to the secretary
Of fhe Richmond ioDr'oo lf'n. re-. me
week ending t0-dayy. Wrappers 10 hogs
heads. oilers. Ol,cutters. &, smokers, -,
scrap briehO 3D.; leaf dark. a3. strips
lrIchD -. burloys u. stems. 10; bur
Icv scrap d.. lugs MarD 80. Total, BIB
hOesneads. -,.
bling to-day. and for the week ending
f1-dIv. iu-Iectious- Bright ID n0Eshedds
dark. Il aogsneads and Z ticrcc. western.
hnrehl.d Reinsuec .
hoesheads western. nos sheacr.
Total inspections Tor me week ehulns
TODAY Sd hoesheads and ] fierce. rein
-necuons. - hOgshe1d-. Total sam4 ing
for The week ending to-day, lD ho5s-
heads and ! lercG.
ko. and soabrooks tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts. packages de-
iNerles 1870 PACKAGES. 80,
Meals. Alieehany. ola Dominion. Crcn-
shlw.s. Davenport 81 Planters. FARMERS
Tuckah0e Williams d hehinss 5. Ell!-
sons and star added. report for the week
ending to-day. Receipts % packages de-
livor.os ,-N packages.
Txecss of tine deliveries over the re-
ceiprs for the week ending to-day, rs
Gn,ted states Internal revenue collee.
lions 0u t0harcOs Tor me cit3 OF h'cu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
- YonK Ia GOOD NlARKET.

>-r,yv work. Jan. 2f.-In the local dry
-,,-..,i. r,eri,ef Inc demand for staple cot
ions has been "a heavy one throughout
fhn week. sales have been fairly heavy.
mail orders being the chief source OF
business Prices have been well sus-
tafrod. Sellers having poo dlhiculty IN
-..tt+ne v,era strong and active. Coarse
c1i6-@d Goods showed no change of mo-
mont priefs are generally active. reor-
drre Tor eurinr lines being frequent if
rot individually large Gnelams nave
.to,gn continued good results in both
.r frre. Goods STYLES other
woven colorcd cott0ns have shown good
resnIts. The market Tor linens has been
r,iri, active. with good prospects SHOW
Inc FOR Inc next few week.. Print cloths
fTm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

prrrRsBURG. VA. Jan. Especial
,rb. nustinrs Court of Petersburg was
ii, session to-day. Tho civil docket was
called and the cases 7.l i'' future 'a'es.
So business was traced.
Stewart g. fisher o. 1l's5 's,,iil'' "l"
establish large saw mn ana DNna' door
..4 s.eh factory no the new town of
D.v.itf on the Richmond Petersburg and
Carolina railroad.
Tbe firm has had ten carloads Of ma
chinerv shipped for use In their mill and
factory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
ARRESTED THE LEADER.
Much Cotton in the Fields Still I'm
picked-The Smallpox lcare.

WELDON. y. C.. Jan. H.-special.-
Dotley wilkins. colored was arrested
here charged with breaking into the
store of a. T. Stainback and stealing
over 500 worth of iewelry. He confess
ed hfs guilt and was sent TO jail He Is
the leader Of a gang who has been ope-
rating here for some time.
There is considerable cotton i'm the
fields stn unpicked. and some fields look
as If they have not been picked over az
ALL
Surveys are being made to-day for the
new cotton mill.
The smallpox scare has taken hold Of
portions of Northampton county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

The $3.50 quality. now N25.
The $500 quality. now $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
VIRGINIA DOGS WIN.
Southern Train Smashes a Chesapeake
and Ohio Coach-NObody Hurt.

southern Train Smashes a'hesapeahe
and Ohio Coach-Nobody Hurt.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. Il
snecial-A good report reached here this
morning Of Albemarle dogs In Mlssissip-
mi At the Centennial Flele 'luo at
west Point Miss. Ar. a.. H. D".N.s. VI
ttis county won the first Pointers Der
h., wien Mana" and the third prize
With Rance"
This makes three first. three second
aud four third prizes that Mr.. Buckle
has CAPTURED this season.
In passing out from the virginia MD
land function al 2.lO o'clock this after
noon the Southern train going North
ran into the Chesapeake and ohio pas
saneer train going East, smashing the
rear passenger coach.
THE messengers escaped unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2t-TLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged. .,.
WHEAT-Nery dull SPOT and month,
30 t,-5c. FEBRUARY. 75itQ1J9c.; May,
7Gc asked. Southern wheat, by sample,
cGRN-stoadv. spot and month, 39iz4
oo,.c Southern white corn. 3Iiza lOl4c
OATS Steady: no. white. 3in34l4c =
RYELSteadv. No. NEARBY, ulc.' NO. :
SrrGAR-Str0ng and unchanged.
lsr--IrfI.F Steady ana unchanged
TGGs- Firm and unchanged.
ETeF-Stcady and unchanged
LETTUCE-Sl23Hl pet Du7Ne' DoA'
lI.T-INl ucuauhed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

and was largely attended special
train brought large number oi me
washington friends of the contracting
parties
vhe church was handsomely decorated.
pev A ID. Davis, "A relative Of the bride.
assisted by Rev. DR. Hicks. performed
the ceremony After the wedding me
bride entertained number OF friends AZ
luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Metzger left Tor New
York on TIE afternoon train ana VIII
tourney 10 Florida before returning. ih'
wedding presents were numerous ana OK
pensiye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

FORK UNION VA January 2-spe-
ciai. The leaf tobacco season has opened
here and the village has ON its busiest
air. Prices are. as "a rule. unsatisfactory
t0 tine producers.
The classical school Professor Martin
is RON tO overflow ana proSresslns ID
birbly satisfactory way. The outlook for
,.,,t session when larger arrangements
wlu DE made. are line.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher. OF Richmond. spent
"a few dlvr here this week looking AFTER
the interests of tine school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Temple, PGnIatnIl, CDTlGs & Co.
Island w. BROAD ST.

TYRE you interested in late WINTER bargains and
N very desirable Dry Goods at under-value pric'ss
If 50, you read better news in years than
we now give you Time has now come for us to clean
I'D our Winter stock. The calendar says Winter but
with us it reads Spring. Consequently we are making
offerings that will please and crafty you We lose
now but gain next fall by having everything NEv and
Fresh. We mention some of the Price Changes, only
as an index of the sweeping reductions that will greet
you. With some months of use and wear in every
article we are Offering, this cleaningup sale means
savinq of from % to 80 per cent to you
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
cH1cAao MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i-A sort Of conten-
ton between hcgrish and builish senu-
ment prevented much movement I'm either
direction in wheat to-day. and MAY
closed an iMnc advance. Corn leff on
unchanged. and oats are "A shade higher.
Pork closed unchanged. Lard q trifle
higher and ribs PIC advance
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l-COTTON.- There
was am encouraging increase boo lnVcst-
ment orders on the Cotton Exchange to-
Gay. the session started with the market
steady and trading active. While The
opening was unchanged 90 ] point lower
ON some months. the more active dcl'V-
cries moved up points on initial sales.
LulNsn reports from the South and good
buying for outside account. led by Wall
street firms caused a. rush of smaller
shorts to cover Immediately following
the urat call on which prices rapidly d0.
vauccd. reaching the highest level OF
of the short siou fhe uit presented an
animated scene with The general course
of values steadily upward. Contributing
10 the better feeling were estimates for
small port and interior movement this
week, further reports OF backward new
crop preparations. wmOr that spot cote
ton throughout the South had advanced
am addition l-lf 10 j., cents over Sew
print cloth and dry goods markets nul-
lI-l cables from tho Liverpool future
market and au advance OF 1872 in spot
cotton abroad. IE0 continued sirons
ruling of the stock market was not with
oui sentimental influence ln FAVOR Oi the
staple. Profits taking ar times m0mcu-
tari'y. arrested the advance. hut outside
demand readily absorbed fnc-. offerings.
Late iu The afternoon tno adFH uDn was
arranged DF squirt 1I profit taking nur
and generous support from bulls prevent
cl amy reaction worthy 0f mention. Am
advance 0f l-s lu spot cotton had cuu-
siderable weight as bun factor. The
close was lrm 900 "a met rise of ] 90 d
points. Estimated receipts at iuc ports
for tlo day was - rH bales against H.-lt
bales last week aaI -if1i bales last year.
For The week 2D0N bales against -Dl13
bales last week and 2l2 s2i bales laft Year.
To-day receipts af NcW orleans. h.ai
bale. AGAINST h.fNi bales last wear HUu zoo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

PORT or RICHMOND. JAN. p, 1899.
ARRIVED.
steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel mer'
fFgrdiso and passengers. clyde Line,
---...s,,t.r p0cahontas Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers. virginia Navigation
pafee Pennsylvania. Dibert. Baltimore
coal. Crump a. west Coal company.
SAILED
Steamer Alhem RE. Glover merchan-
disc and passengers. ga dominion
s|cgmship Company Norfolk
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JAN. 81.
ARRIVED.
Schooner J. r. Reese, Pope. 10 load pine
lumber. .,-.,
pine lumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Mr. O,Conncl Improving.

Afr Iohn OConnel. who was accident
ally shot Friday while hunting. was re-
ported last night at the Retreat FOR the
Sick 10 be getting along very nicely.