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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
AUGUSTA mGE-scHoOL CASE.
Hirht to Provide for whites without
Also Providing for Hacks.

WASHINGTON. ID. g., October o.
gle United states Supreme Court to-day
heard reumcnt on case involv ng me
r.at 0f the BOARD Of Education OF Rich
I...l county Ca. 10 establish hish
s..... for whites in Augusta without aiso
,.. Uf.hfne a high school for colored
c.III.u.
Ila case was based upon the petition
O. a number of Colorcd people OF the coph-
f. who asked that an order be
..l either compelling The board 10
t.te their children The advantages Of a
public high school. or TO compel the
board 10 refrain from carrying on white
lel schOols for the support Of which the
..l1ucIs are taxed.
Ih- case involves construction Of the
eral Constitution. and has attracted
derable attention. Former United
fes Senator Edmunds appeared for
GIL. .liored people. and Messrs. j. Ganahl
t.f Dr.. IA. Miller for the Board Of Edu-
Cation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
FUNERAL OF GENERAL HENRY.
Burial ut ArIington-Presid and
Members of Cabinet Attend.

WASHINGTON, October SO-General
Guy " Henry was siven military burial
at Arlington to day, his grave being close
to the TEMPLE of Fame and within sight
of that Of his old commander, General
Crook.
The President, the Secretary of War,
and other members of the Cabinet at
tended the services, both at the church
and at the cemetery
The military escort consisted Of hat
terry of artillery Troop l. of the Third
Cavalry now stationed at Fort Ny e,
whore General Henry was once in com
mand and the members of the Guy Y.
Henry Garrison, a cOlOred veteran asso-
citation, comprising many Of the old
troopers of the Tenth Cavalry who served
under Henry in the West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
OPENING AT NEWPORT.
Fail Meeting of the Queen City
Jockey Club.

Jockey Club.
CINCINNATI October 30-The fan
meeting of the queen City Jockey Club
opened ar Newport to-day, with pleasant
weather and good attendance. Summarize:
First racc-six furlongs-Star of Bcthie-
hem Oh to 81 won. Larkspur az to D SEE
cond. Merry Day q to ID third. Time,
1I5
second receive and n half furl0nes-
Caviar l5 to ID won, Eta Is TO % second,
Charlie OBrien Is To j third. Ilme'
Third race-mile and a quartor-The
T-ulman rs 20 ID won. Osric III. 6 60 y
scccno. Kodak 03 to % third. Time, 2l3.
Fourth race-siX furlOngs. handicap
John 3 erkcs q 10 ID won. Donald Balm
an 90 j. second. Lord Fairfax u 10 -
third Time, ll4a.
Iifth race-mils and an eighth-C7n ]
See I'm % 90 ID won Frank Mcconnell
CD 20 ID second. Malaise u to ID tnl.d.
Time, l57
AQUEDUCT Track.
new YORK. october 5o.-Results at
FIST race-about seven furlongs Bed
I.. IS 90 ID won. fAlouette @ TO j and
- nond. Lady Lindsey q TO - third
Ir. I.5 as.
.I race-mne and a sixteonth--Fl1x
Spinner t DO - Won Neracious 81 10 i and
st. .ud. Weller 90 TO j third. Time,
T receive and a half furlonss-
Crl u.s. to ID won Prejudice 90 90 . and
. . second Her Ladyship IS to ~
r.H Time. 1909
Ttl race-mile and furlong-L0tha-
r. Orb ~ won. TrllO Oh TO and Q 10
lrd Wait Not % 90 p third Time,
Fh receive and half furlongs-
I... Talk a. to - won. Randy o. 90 and
,...I second, COriuthian % TO % Chird,
u. 1902
D....Iue Is 10 D Won ChivairOus % to
to % second. Langdon q 10 ID third.
.. r-fq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
DANvrrLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLAI VA. October CO. Especially
clal)-QuOt, Ions Wrappers Fancy. S3Ja
sf5; good. sra $50; medium. Sl2H$l6; COM
mon. $SQ7l2. Fiuers-Fine, SS4sll good,
@NsS, common. S3HS5. Cutters-Fine,
Smokers-Fine, S7.5eG$9.50 good $500
So: common. Si.59GS. Nondcscripts-
Granulators. $LNlfSl common. Sass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
A Republican Hat.

Michael Joseph Barry. the pot. was
turointed police magistrate ~ DuDl,n D..
.,-.en Bag. was brought bebfe MN.
nareod with suspicious c0nduC, and the
constable swOre among other tinss. mat
n, was wearing "Republicaf, nat.
Does your Honor know Nnat that
meansY" inquired the prisoFrs lawyer
ol Tie Court.
II presume" said Barry, mat 1t means
a hat without a crown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
e.o,ne, DE Larrisga Daml gel.

GEFENOCK. 00tobof FAr'LIe YuiisR
steamer Domingo de i@rrislsl;o az rlain
Ledcrs from Fens2cYlf Nit Nglti9hs ~
tcbor 18th. arrived here l0-aa4 a''i &hHe
I,c1ino daraaeed her STEM nA7lf ig3r4rg
tbc quay wan, causing, her iorN2eAfst fIl
with Wltlr. - u. /. -. - VI. II 49,
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srrroIK ,sEANuT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA. October 3e.-(Special)
The favorable weather this fall has rem
dered it possible to ship peanuts earlier
than usual. Quotations for the crOp of
1899 are as follows: Jumbo, fancy hand
picked. Virginia. ne: No. | Virginia,
hand-picked 54c.; extra Virginia. hand
picked. &c.. No. ! Virginia. snel q. Sc; NO.
2 Virginia, shelled, Be-; eNtra-large Nir-
ginla shelled. Gee. Shelled peanuts are
offered in limi. vi quantities only. Span
ish nuts not Ioffd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
MoIINEux TarALAGaiN.
II win pegin November 13tii--Spe-
cial PnneS OF sS,OOs TnIesmen.

NEW YORK, october eSO.-Aetiye pre-
parations are going OF in.the office OF the
District Attorney 10 day for the trial Of
Roland B. Molineux, who IA charged with
the murder NJ Mrs Catherine j. Adams
The trial will begin on November 18th.
and will probably be hello in the criminal
branch OF tho Supreme Court instead Of
in the Court Of General Sessions The
District Attorneys office viii apply for a
specia panel Of 5000 talesmen from which
IN select a Jury. 90 |--.. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

Views bright u hogsheads western. 2
hogsheads; dhflS. q huggileads
The Alleghaiiy, Old dominion, arid
Stonewal warehouses report to-day. Re-
'ceipts, hogshnGs; deliveries. ) nc =
heads. III. -.
Very little business VIII be done in the
tobacco market toimOripW on account Of
the launching Of the ShupticlS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
PETER. suRG nc sCco MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, october 3o.--(Spe-
cial )-Receipts fair and market firm. with
good demand at quotations: Common %
medium Jugs, $40 to $50, good TO fine
lugs, $50 TO Sc; poor short leaf. $3.50 10 81;
fair to good short leaf, s. to s.; medium
to good wrappers, S ~ sl26o; good to
good shipping. 81 TO g2; good to fine
shipping. $50 10 $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Thirt,-second volunteers M Manila.

ItHINCTON, October 30-Thc fol-
.s has been received from General
t..
il.ula. October 30.-Transp0rt Cion0-
Nineteen officers. Il6 men, Thirty-sr-
,Hi Volunteers. arrived ia good conli-
one casualty-Priyatc Edward A.
Iless Company *. died at sea Zlst
! .. cause. septic pcr.toults."
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PRINCE AND PRINCESS WED.
Isabelle of Orleans the Bride OF Her
Cousin Jean.

COUSIN jean.
LONDON, October SO.-Princess Isa-
belle, OF Orleans sister of the Duke Of
Orleans). and Prince Jean. Of Orleans,
were married at ST. Raphaers church,
Kingston, this afternoon. The Bishop of
Southwark, assisted by Partisan and
London priests ohiciated The Duke Of
Orleans gave the bride away. The church
vas lavishly decorated with flowers and
palms.
There was a great attendance of royalty
and other distinguished persons, includ-
ng the Countess OF Paris, the Duke and
Duchess of Charities, the Princess of
Wales, Prince Waldemar, " Denmark
Prince Henry, Of Orleans; the Duke of
Alencon, the Duchess of Aosta, and many
diplomats.
Kingston and Twickenham displayed
flags and bunting Of the French and
English colors. The wedding breakfast
was at York House, TWickenham, and
there were over 500 historical and none
tary gifts.
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,,,,,ro,eu,enl.n Debt voted.

SALISBURY. \. 'C.,lGta6er So.-(Spey
in the election fei1 hefe TO-DAY .o'!
Use question Of issnsnt $NOSco w9rtn OF 7
per cent thirty-feur-year ~cli y. " -ids Ipt
sewer and water improye nents, fthe.p9he
question carried by a sass nslofilyi'
Several offers ara In for th%. Theie isslr,
at a premium. III ...e... 3 Z. S:sTs6 .:
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cer,nnn,.. Nnynl In,reas

BERLIN. october 20.--lt IS semi -oeickil1
~ asserted that the increase IL laval Sxs
penditure will be defraye9. sy ING M
crease o. grain dltics III 1895 ."hta is
expected 10 produce 2 Surplus OF. oo'o'eCY'
marks e2l .Sg5.GM. ~ - 81.
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DEWEY IN HIS NEW HOME.
His Personal Belongings In;<en
There from a Hotel. sf.@ e

WASHINGTON, D. CO October dQ.4-Ad=
mral Dewey today took possess 1p Of.
his new home. Preparations for the Inoyd
have been going forward for several fys,
To-day the last Of the Furniture was ar
ranged in the new home ana the Aflmi-
raPs Trunks were brought UP from the
apartments he has been occupying AZ the
ENlrett. - .-.-- .-.--- -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF edmond. OCT 30, 1899.
ARRIVED.

e.. ~ IAhltlN I'D.
staa ner Gayandotte, Hitler, New York.
nefchandisland passengers; Old Domin-
Oh Lire.
steamer 'hesapeake, Hudgins, Norfolk.
yirciuia cSter-pOlice boat.
Rsrge ptherine Brady. Meyer Baitf-
more COZ Crump & West.
Parge ,yerbrOOk, Meloney. Baltimore
coDl, : a, Halves.
SAILED.
stear,r Guyandotte. Killer, New York.
,rerehSdise and passengers; Ola Domln-
- e,ener POcdhontas. Graves. Norfolk
.asd brnes- River landings, merchandise
and issengers; Virginia Navigation Com
sooner Charles Lawrence. TAYLOR.
-{e4ud Hundred and New York, lumber.
Pot OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 30.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chickahominy. London.
IS saTner Italia, New York.
Steamer III Collier. New York
SeiCcner Clara Donnell. Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Enos Soule. Portsmouth.
gsarie Ringleader, Providence.
SarFe Ocean Belle, Providence.
ImIe City OF Atlanta, New Haven.
ARRIVED OCTOBER 2sTH
Steamer Eyandale. Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

"a, Hicsmoad, va. 'trtobfri ~ 1859.
.oPrlvst4 SAFES reported5 ipi laSl5;1Sere as
I.follows: ssillsrs tt'lghp;sT 4Fseads.
/ United .States fnrcrhal-ftft aye .collec-
sion.. frf. Toe 1ity..cf Rie;rtolid. XII, to-
hay y1is ,aobarce s4ssS.os, CHARS. .s2'5-7S
Eihs lob. cso ,ispesaos sepcrfs to-day
finipecFgni-. Fright. 4 hogsheads.. Re
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"Keeper Of the Great seaI' Dead.

,WASHTNGTON. OctOtr 5l.-George
.artle. the Oldest clerk q the state De
partment, keeper Of thesredt sea- VINO
,2i5 and was a close friend of Daniel
Wsbstors. died here ,st night at his
residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
sixty Men Lost at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. MASS. october co.
N'y men of the Gloucester hsnns feet
.i. lost during the year just endel a
mailer number than usual They left
..0n Widows and twonty-s'x children.
lost.
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New york stock Quotations.

Closing Bl'f-.
AtchisOn ......,..... ...... .............. ~
Atchison, preferred ...... ............. 6i4
Baltimore and Ohio .................... 53ti
Canadian Pacific .......... ......,...... -
Canada Southern ..'.'...'. ''.''.....'' %
Chesapeake and " ....'...'.'''..'..' 1,,9s
Chicago, Burlines- .;dnd Quincy. 90.
chicago ind' s-.1,Lesis' refeEed. e $50 I:
Chicago Chicago 5 ana "a nErt ~.
Chicago. Rock isiSu% siits Fae5 u ~ sl.g
c., c., 9. and ST. sLOu1sS. -. ~. s.:..s5R'Es
CoIorad5o S soTt5hega ,eircfssIytd
G0IoTaSS s soatSern pref
Delaware and Hudson "A !. CO.. - ls'
Ibl.. Lack and Western :. .y"sQ ~.
Denver and Rio Grande 800. n o.. 6 20.
Denver and Rio Grande; pref''..A.fo};..s'
E ETie ' IL ybrcfcIre c;di'..F .....a...-S
Great .Nofthern, preferred .......X... 10
Hooking Coal. ........... .....'.''.'''. rs
Eccking Valley minimum. ...........' %
illinois Central ...........' .....''''.'' ll9fs
Iowa central if4eferred =. :.......,:.. .59la
I<ansaE city, N it's: and. Gllf-........ IS
lake Erie AMID western 80: .-....... -, .
Lake Erie aad western prer'.::"r;-. ~.
jfEa Lois ana Nashville 80. r,..". 81.
Manhat an L.s..s.,. 49,. f-.'>''i ft-s
MGtr1politaf Street Rai.wtfy 49,: !. i:
MfNlCetl .
MINI ard. 81. Louis. 'pre fewet -. {; - p
Missonri. PdclAc ,.....; .-.s s....,.. AS
Mobile and OHIO H., - i:>.+t- 49,. A
Missouri l[alisasi dnd: Texts, pref. %
New Jttsey Central ..s,.l->{. So. i.uyl ~.
NsM York ccHtTql :. >. .s,,t, "a %. 80. I3P4
Norfolk and NesteFii -. ,,...:i ...l..... as
Norfolk and HH.e sterr r,efertrd,,..;.sIif
sNvrthttn PaeRic .si.,gg,.. -. .s.i''.' ~:
Ontsrio aud western ,.sw,., ,..-s,-..,..25
Oregap ny, and Nay. - ~. .A.t. AZ ,
ONION Ky. aid Nay, preferred 90. 20 &
PclEsyivania ,s-..... .rs,..is t:-f... ~.
Re%llns -, 49,, ;''''',' si'.'si''.. ~
Eeadh.s, 1st preferred, 49,, t.,:.:...,.' ~,
ReadiIig,l "a IGfffrred 80. ........... 22I
Kio efrande M6sttrIt .o.s.. ...:........ %!
Efo tirands W3stern, Jpreferred. 49, slA I
81 Lo,ds AID Sf1t Hraa' -. ~; ~. 1Ss
81 Louis ;istf: San Fran, I'd pref. sG7s j
& LOUIS LOUIS s,ttSifaEssterh, ,pTefered.. siss
ST, 1Es,l Il. :sFs;. ~.......:.. FPS
81 pr,,l<E ,. "a; ':j:i..:..r,:5s
Setthein Preuiy g.:...;:.' 1t. r. w
soisrhti6 fJlsfyay: ..?.x 4 H.. 49, $50;
s,htrern lE.sLlsy.!y, pfeIaTreda ...;...,.. SIS
tH,exas 1sli;Jlssshe:. - .''::.':'>-' ~
,sSiSn. P,ifj ik:.IpEb fefred TT,
N'hhash IL, ~ = 49,: fsAd
VI i.pasb PIE LerEsh ;;.:.:s.-. -:.->.- Pa.
l.. ~ ~. 1921. .li&
MI iie e5 lass scsats. t..: go: III
~ >. I; pXf'SBss;kGN PANlEs. =. -.
idams ~. u b.. :. '..s....:., III 4
Il mtrCan~.. "a 49, !. 80. ,.>.,..,. l.h
,uhatys sShtess:...;:.,.aa. ;.s..:..-.....J: ~
as !saftsegtI,aEEors." -.
'Amerfean.c ds{Solpl.. TX :,:....,..' P
hm.rItan Co.tlT' Oh -prsfefred.:.,',. III
Anet'san sI S tsrcf,rrs ss'::.. Iss
4msican .sn: S,ig !sha Rernlps: ...: s. ~
:;}ras;if.. smeitp shl ,tennHs Pf.:t... ~:
Amerisan srr1s~ptsca .:.:.:...'.: ....: " !
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA, October 30. Especially
Peanuts-Farmers' market. steady, fancy,
pc strictly prime, 23sc.; prime. ne
common, &C., for new crop; Spanish, 20
TO soc. per bushel. New nuts coming IN,
but supply is apparently short.
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AT Berry's.

AT the earnest solicitation of many of our out-of
town friends we have decided to be OPEN TO-DAY. We
vtend our visitors and ALL hearty welcome to
cty and to our store Make every convenience of us
Won canvour re welcome whether you only partake Of
orr hospitality or profit by immense aggregation of
Mems and Boys Quitting Supplies for the season just
before us.
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AIAncninn fnr Mnrder.

LOUIS. MO. October 30.-A SPECIAL
-. lne si-D.spatch from Fayette, Mo,
49, rom Hayden, "a negro. aged ~
S'"''' Was taken from officers who bad
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, october 3O-(spe-
Virginia peanuts nominal; new Spanish
nuts quiet at COO. per bushel.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 90 Flour-Ruied
quiet. at former prices. closing shade
lower for the higher grades.
Rye FlOur-E3~y.
Buckwheat Flour-Steady.
Buckwhcat--QUiet
COrnmeal-Quiet
Rye-Easy: No ,, &c; State rye, &c.
Barlay-Dull.
tions opened duh at a 1-Sc. decline, under
local selling. I'm the absence of outsF
support and further declined 3-hc., fol-
lowing bearsh adyices from Argentina.
Later, the market rallied. partially, the
visible supply increase being only l.OVlVn
bushels. instead OF 10000 bushels, as eX-
pected. close steady AT l-ee net De
cline May closed IS S-Sc.; December
closed "a I-Sc.
Corn-Spot steady: No ., 40 7-Sc. OPP
tons opened easyf at a Lie. decline, and
further elsed of Use. under local liqu-
datiOn, but recovered later ON decrease In
visible supply. Close steady at net I'M
changed prices. May closed 3S Sic; De
cember closed % 5-Sc.
Oats-Sp0t quiet; No. ,. Is lie. Opuohs
nominal; no business.
Bcnf-Strung.
-Meats-Qu.et.
Lard-steady. western steamed closed
500 city, 500. Refined quiet.
POrk-Fi-m.
Butter-strong; factory, II 1-2dl6 1-2c.
state dairy. rs l-2N-0c
Cheese-Quiet; large white, l2c
Lggs-l)ull
Totatoss-Quiot
Cottousrod Oi-Easy,
Petroleum. Firm.
EOsiu-guiet
TurpentIne-Q quiet at 5lQ52o
fees-DHlE state and Pennsylvanla.
% l-zaNc.: western uugiadrd at marx,
HAS.
Potatoes-Quiet: N@w Jersey. HwSl.2j;
New York. $lHSl25. Long Island. si.2 I'm
$50: New jersey swg. Us Sl.aIdSZ; south
ern sweets, Slip l-2HSl.-5.
Cabbage-Duil; Long Island. Sz1& per
1oO
Cotton-By steam. TO Liverpool 26c.
Options opened steady. al an nd
yance Of 10 ID points on pronounced
firmness In European markets as W ll
as i'm Brazil Light receipts. large war
house deliveries. forsign buying orders
and active spot demand an c1hiiinat'd
10 the general strength Of the market.
Prices continued 20 advance late In IN"
day. on strong final How're rs.bes. Close
firm and 10 20 20 points hishe, Sales 1000
bags. Spot Rio trmrr. 80. T. invoil e..
l-Sc.; No. 7. jobbilg. . 5-sc. mild nrmcr.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, l3-lGc..
bid: centrifugal g6 degree test. 4 3-ljc..
bid: molasses sugar, . s-i0c. bid. Refined
steady.
BAlsIlNORE itsoDlNN MARINE r.
BALTIMORE. October 30 -Fl0ur-Quiet;
western superior S2..51fS2.Ss.
Wheat--W Weak. spot. the month. and No
vember, CO.. eI6gic.. bel.Ult. IleullAic.
southern hy sample GIiilc.
COrn-Duil and easy mix Il. spot. ard
the month. 80, M311sc. NoNpc'ber. 3is 80
377sc.; NoYomber or Decenhpr new or
old. 36i.Qa6Nc; January sti 81 Iec.. utn-
ern white, new, Iffa'e
Oats-More active; No. white. .1li3lr.
Rye-Duli; No. ? II ar-by sst.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Rutter-Fnm.
Cheese-Steady.
Eggs-Fiim.
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yona.rh,I, Aauiesces I'm VIII

Wv YORK. Octber 90.-Mrs Alice
-. - -" VonderblIf kidow OF Mr.. Cor
l ~ cltation ana gak formal consent to
the admission OF er husbands viii to
Lrnhnfa-
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An Amusing Biunder.

An Amusing Biunder.
baltimore Herald)
At recent chJsch dedication the In
wied preacher followed his sermon BY
taking subscriptions for the balance nee.i-
Ell 70 pay Tor the building. As the snb-
scriptiOns proceeded. one OF the COLLECTORS
announced.
'The five Black children. 81"
This the courteous money-raiser amond-
ed hy saying:
FIVE httle cOlOred people, 81.
Amid an out burst Of laughter the pas
tor hastily explained that the dOnors
were white children by the name u
Black,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO, October 30--Whcat closed
practically unchanged to-day after a ~ So
sion remarkable chiefly Tor It's dulDe. s.
Corn suffered from liquidation, and closM
with a loss of &c oats wsfB stesdied Cll
buying by shippers. and closed vi @hangol
provisions closed unchanged ~ Jc. higher
The leading futures ranged as folhws.
Openins HighesL lowest. CIu.Ln.
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Wheat No =
Rs Rs rs, :::::.:5s H4. ~ " .
Corn. No. o
RS Rs Rs: ::::: :.:s! sss .
oats, No. D.
Rsy :sss ia4@S& 81 II rs ESQ., Is 81
Mess Poris per bh
Jan .....s97O ssS @@s $50
Lard, per 10 lbs.
Dec. ......S.25 $Azs SGD s5.22i9
Jan .....S42ls SO a8Tis $40
short Ribs. per tol
5 Rss. .:....s5.sS ~: 5ss $40 @Se
Cash quotations were - fotiows: No. ?
yellow corn, Ssiac. Flour qJtt and easy
No. ? spring wheat, 6-i'. Ne sprtng
wheat 6i07Oc.' NJ. rel, lsEiic. NO 2
corn, S2c. No. 2.cats, &. ~. white.
25hq26c.; No. white, ISlx' ~ DO. re,
56l5c. No. barley 5s{piJc No fsiHr
seed, N27ia; new. slZps. trime tlln0 my
seed 81. 20dS 9 30. Mess pefk. reT N'sriel $3.50
assf5. Lard, per % pounds 2s.fi h2J.
Short-rib sides Qe9seJ Sisy'l<.s 10 I ~
salted shoulders Cb)xep. ,te0'Sse.a Short
clear sides (boNed), )s,1sJsl Sngs'' { ~
loaf. $50; granulatef, SIS fiafter We, *:
creamery, l5G25c.; uairy 1fTl9e,, Gheet
steady: creams IA 9lZife. f@ss3sAsVQitt,S
fresh, lie. tfstt go
THE COTTON AlAa1tEFs
LIVERPOOL October a0s~flp Mo-
toL-spot IN fair demandi M,Sss higreFy
Unfolding. l3-32d; nddplps; ti-SSfS os
midd!ing, 7-S2d.; good primary, ssts9d.s
ordinary. 15-t2d. The saleS,oi the ,ify
were 10000 bales,rof whiencipoc b;lsa
were for speculation and export ans In
:chded $500 bales Autericahsa iteee- p. -
C. OGe bales, no American ~, . - e
Futures opened firm iJId .closed lhlst,
American niddling low middrng clalfss
October. g5S-6iD3 59-64d.. OctcUef ard .e,so-
vcmber, 8 5S-c4G3 59-6id., tvyers. NofsIii-
Der and December. SSS-6id..s t'eiler5 s.-i)e7
cemher and January, 35Scld. . ss,is :.
February and March. sksSd., seIsr
March and April, S55-6id.. -SSllei ADD
and May, 3 55-Gid.. selletS; May and JIDs1
5i-eiuS 55-Gid.. buyers; JUNE and .JgFi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


Richmond Va, October 80, lSs9.
Sales: Virginia Centuries. 1900 at S6i4;
8o0O at S6A. Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac railroad, div obligation, loo
shares at 140i4; 900 shares at liOh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 90 -Flour-Ruied
quiet, al former prices. closing SHADE
lower for the higher grades
Rye FlOur-E3~y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-07
FASHIONS FOR NEXT WINTER.

Il is little early as yet to speak
definitely OF the styles for next winter,
but there have been one or two gowns
sent over in advance 10 show what is
to be tried upon the public Among
these gowns there have been one or
two tea gowns. One in black satin
is superb costume, hut rather on the
lines of one that was brought over
some few years ago that did not make
a success. Il is of black satin, tight
fitting until directly in front, where il
hangs straight from the shoulder to
the hem, and then opens 70 show an
Under7petticnat and tighL=9t ting WA SIS
The petticoat and waist are of pink
satin, completely covered with rows of
white lace. Down the fronts Of the
black satin gown the outside gown
there is an embroidery done by hand
in shaded pink roses, the fronts being
lined with pink satin. There is a
roses going around it, and the elbow
sleeves are finished with band of the
roses and deep ruflles OF white lace, to
match that on the petticoat There is
nothing particularly new about the
shape OF the gown, the novelty being
in the embroidery, which is most ex-
quisitely done by hand. Hand-em-
broidery on costumes was seen last
winter II has been used in Paris this
summer. and may or may not be fash
ionable over here next year. 1t will
never be generally worn. for it is most
expensive when it is done with the
care that is exhibited in the gown just
| described. -Harper's Bazaar.