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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Domestic Sale

A very important display Of
h0usekeepers' needs in our new
annex. Bargains that are real
bargains. Domestic utilities by
the thousand shine a welcome to
all. In this great sale our GUS
toners have found, and will con-
tiuue to find, their expectations
bettered by reality.
B.eaehed ana Unbleached Cottons.
f yarl wide; regular 5c. number
now '-ac.
Elc.ched Cotton. FUN yard wide.
heavier than Fruit of the Loom, good
value at &C.,, now 5c.
Fine Cambria. full yard wide; a bar
gain at l-3c., now Use.
Unbeached Jeans. extra heavy twill;
WO..h l-3c., now &c.
BIeached Cotton Flannel, good
width, worth lac, now Sc.
Bieached Sheeung. 21-f yards wide,
uo dressing. heavy. round thread. bet
ter than Utica; worth Die, now l6 2-3c.
short Lengths OF sheeting. bleached
and unbleached, l0-4; worth ljc., now
D. l-2c.
Sheets for Single Beds. 1 Ga yards
by ~ yards; worth &c.. now 33c.
Sheets for Medium Beds, yards by
- yards, worth 42c, now 36c.
Sheets FOR Double Beds. ID yards
by IL yards. worth Soc, now SOC.
Pillow Cases. hemstitched. 45 by Sc
inches. worth 15c, now II lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

BACK NclVcteCn shlrI Iralds
each ..+........s..-... ...-.-.-+...-
a-yard pieces. Whalcb0nc Case
ing. were Toe, piece for ........
lOc. Wood Handle Shoe Hooks.
each Tor ...................
l5c. Curling Irons, different
sizes. each FOR ...t.......+.-....
S and lO-inch Covered Dress
Steels. were Zoe. dozen. for ....
Good steel Knitting Needles.
were o.. set, for ............-...
3-yard pieces. SIX Whalebone
Casing. were Doc. piece. Tor ....
S-inch Covered Dress steels
We're SC. dozen, for ............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
SALE OF
$ls ST. and $1,000 Jackets for $500
Fine Tafeta Silk Waists for $44S.
Fine Separate Skirts
And Taor-Made Suits.
$50 Kid Gloves for Soc.
$500 Kid Gloves for soc.

Leather Goods
Small lots with catchy prices
ard this means quick sales; 50 be
early.
About two dozen Ladies' Combina-
+. ton Cases I'm a variety of coiors. thal
originally sold for PC, reduced to lpe'
cacn.
. Genucmon's Leather Travelling
c.sar. With tooth. nall and hair
' brush very convenient size. only two
left. regular soc. goods, reduced to
.5c. each.
large variety OF Ladies' Chate-
ano Bags. in black and colors, all
sizes. regular price Soc, reduced to
.lc. each.
one dozen Travelling Cases that
, formerly sold for 9sc.. assorted shades,
now reduced t0 93c. each.
ono dozen Ladies' Combination
, Cases. leather lined in black only. reg
ua~ price glc reduced to Joe. each.
only two left of our Gentlemen's
Separate Collar and Cunt Boxes. that
originally sold f0r S9c.. reduced 20 5Oc
pair.
Twenty-Five dozen Ladies Assert
oI Combination Cases, plain or trim
b. mci corners. regular price zoe, re-
llo.d to tGc. each.
Two dozen Gcntiemen's Travelling
. Cases. equipped with tooth, nail and
I.ir brush. comb, soap box and
b mirror. that originally sold from sec.
TO $3.50. reduced to zoe. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Handsome Plaid Taneta silk. reg
ular 5000 quality. for 1873.
Fancy stripe eros Grain silk. deep
corded nounce; regular 500 value,
for S439.
Fancy Roman Stripe Taffeta SILK;
regular $500 value. for %.N.
Special lot of Fine Tadeta SIX
deep corded f0unce, regular 5000
value. for $LsS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Ebony Glove parners, were &c. &c
each now .-....... .-...-......-+ D.
u J9@s s. H ast Ge.a Eye Neea.as sc
Laundry Wax With handle, -
was Dc. now ......-.-..-.t-.-.
Best American Pins. an sizes, 70
Was Zoe. paper row -..-.......-
3-yard piece Good White Tape, IL
was Be. piece now ........-.-+..
Pins tarf 9o1 size box. Good Black sc
~ yard Shoe Laces. worth Be- 10
PAIR Tor ........t-..+.-. ..'-t.s-.
Best Nickel safety-Pins, worth 70
Joe. dozen Tor ......-...---.---- D
Superior Rick.Rack Braid White
or Red. worth l5c., piece &c
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Empress" Hook ard Eye 90
Tape. Grey, was Toe. yard for. -
Gem skirt Wire Drab was 10
&c. yard for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5c. Invisible Hair Pins. CIT or ~
Black. box for ............-.....
Good Japanned steel Hair Pins.
an sizes. were Be-. paper IL
lot .sss.+sss. -Ys-sss- ts.rs...ts
Fancy RuNled. Ali-Sik Garter &c
Elastic. was 2jc., yard FOR .... ~
Au-Snk TaNeta Seam Binding -
was 1Oc. piece for ............ D.
Fine White and Colored Bead 70
ing, was Zoe, piece TOR ........ D.
Puritan Pins. the best made. re- RI
tails everywhere l0c paper, here D
Silver Medal Mucilage. worth &c
&C. bottle. now for .......... -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
SOME SENSATIONAL RACING.
record smashed at Newport-CIose
OF season There


CINCINNATI, O.. November ,s Tho
'oo"l racing season ended to-day with
some some very sensational racing over the
,m,VtNpoIt track The record for two
q o,' ',,Iu hat was smashed by Kyra'
=. o. -oiu maiden, in a long-distance
rage winch was the feature of The dav
Moat on me big stables will 20 directly
'S".e 10 New Orleans, for the opening
-. "y winter meeting of the Crescent
OltN Jockey Club
t.is' idce-one mile-Dr. Black &c TO ID
WWoh McCleary 6 10 - second Sound
"-1"Vy IS 10 u third. Time. l:nH
3, ~ Itcc-uVe turlongs-kioera % 10
MVtL '0hn lekers &c to - second, John
Ns.ssn! Is TO - third. Time. I.Oii..
u. hiid race-two and a half miles-Kyrat
" 20 ~ Won, Croesus 6 TO % second. The
NyIonen @ 20 ID third. Time. 1921.
V"l th racc-one milc-MOlO O. TO p
So., Azucena on TO - second. Aureole
u 70 ID third. Time. $40
flith race-siX furlongs- Merry Day az
20 - won, BE True Go 10 - second, Acushl9
q TO ID third Time. ll2s.
CAPITAL CITY TRACK.
WAsHlNGTON, November 1S.--Results
az Bcnnings:
First race-mile and seventy yards
I.Edula az 20 % won. Campania q 10 ]
and TO ID second, Sparrow Wing % to D
third. Time. 1:iS Is.
Second race-iive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(cvem won. Cupidity O. TO ! and TO -
second. Aibonita 6 70 j third. Time,
r2is
Third race-Steeplech two and half
milcs-Mr. Stoffel G 20 - won. Baby Bill
% Co 2 and EVEN second. Dccapod G TO p
third Time, OH
Fourth race-seven furlongs- whip
G 90 TOD won. laVeea @ 20 I and i 10 -
second. Vertigo Is TO y third. Time.
:2gia
Filth race-mile and n furlong-Brlsls
g 60 - won, Bangor q TO - second. Queen
OF Song @ to y third. Time, 1:51 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

The annual meeting " the board Of the
Infants Home was held Thursday. The
lolre-p oualu- secretary read a condensed
account " tle years work. twenty-five
babies have been cared for this year
seven have died. and two been adopted.
rho ladies feel that they have great cause
f1r cougrarulauon. lut ara constantly r.
GREETING their inability 20 care for some
cases that appeal strongly 20 their hearts.
~ their income allowed 81 10 homeless
child should Doe destroyed or given TO
.rre ponsihlo parties o. raise. thereby in-
or.asirr The number of criminals A great
many have. and are stiu applying for
ST.. children 90 adopt. 80 one S. allowed
fake a child unless bearing % good
r.-1-atlon and able 90 support it AN
wishing 20 adopt the children must have
CREDENTIALS.
l y was also donation day, and
Do. s gratefully acknowledge gifts
f-om the 9uowng: Meyers sons, pack
G-a remnants. Mr. ". II. Brittle. bushcl
sweet potatoes; q friend, package of
Wheaton, S. rllman's Sons, hve pounds
rolled oats Nrs. j. A Rennolds three
pounds crackers and five pounds of sugar.
n.y. srcnrF. sugar. Mrs. Green, sugar
Grs Cump oatmeal and soda.
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OUT IN HIGHLAND.
Charged with FOrgery-ImprOve-
n,enfs-PerSounI Notes.

nicnts-BerSonul NOteS.
MONTEREY, VA, November lS.-(Spe-
cial)-A youth named Helmick. aged
about l6 years. is now fin Jail here await
ing the action OF the grand jury on a
cnurra or forgery Hs had been employ
ed by Mr.. Isaac Simmons two miles
north of town. who gave him an order TO
Y. T.. Bishops store for $50 the first
figure OF which was changed to seven,
and tho amount received. The boy cam
not read or write. and. while admitting
the forgery. SAYS another person did II
for him. and refuses 10 give the name.
Spring Run schOOl-hOuse, located in
| lower Crabbottom. was destroyed by fire
a few days ago. The fire originated from
a defective nue.
The spirit OF Improvement is still pre-
vanmg here. several handsome dwellings
and business-hOuses being near COM
pletion. The Town Council has also con-
/ tracted for an extension Of the plank
sidewalks in various directions.
Mr.. !. Clifton MGtheny. son Of Captain
| j.. O. Matheny, has gone 20 Honey coun-
/ IS. ore, 90 spend the winter with his
/ uncle. Calvin Bird. Esq. His father ac-
| companied him as far as stanton ana
/ fs now visiting his daughter. Miss Emma,
who is attending school a. IVnchburg.
! Mr.. G. VI. Berry an experienced miller
! from Amherst county has been PLACED
! I'm charge Of the Monterey Milling Com
/ pany's new roller-mill, al this place
! Dr. Frank Priest well-knoWn prac-
tiuoner of Pendleton county. W. Va
having many relatives throughout High
land. died suddenly at his home IN Cir
| cIeville. on Friday.
ar. 1T q. Foster. wife, and child, and
! Miss NewIn shumate. of Laurel HilL
! Augusta county. were guests Of Mr. q. y.
Shumato this week.
Miss Maggie Jones. who has been IN
Franklin for several months is now AZ
her home. in AIonterey.
Dr. p. y. Barringer. chairman Of the
faculty OF tho University OF Virginia,
who was requested 10 supply a vacancy
I'm tho United states Marine Service. So
lected Dr. Charles 3. Fox, who recently
located him. Inc position was declined
hy Dr. FOX. much TO the satisfaction q
hil friends here.
Mrs. T. ID. Arbogast, who was summon
ed from the University. where her hus-
band is taking course ia medicine, 20
the home or her father. i'm Pocahonias'
has returned to Charlottesville. her IA
Their having passed the crisis In his &C.
rl0us illness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Property Transfers.

Richmond. William J. Bailey 20 Julia
s.. Bailey. q 9-l3 feet on west side Ram
do'Dh street. JOS l1-2-12 feet south Of l}ev-
Cr'r street. 81.
-rrtl. Davis 10 Mary j.. ana Floyd
N..ls0u sd feet on south side Leigh
sr between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
-- 30 confederation that grantor
Ie supported. DC, by the grantees.
- Ialoon % IL. sltterding - feet
10 lwest corner Louisiana and Sc
Dl s.r.. $780,
i Montague. special commissioner, 10
r.l I.lUeather. "a 8-12 feet on west
So Peter street. "a 6-l2 feet from
l...lH. g. corner Duval street $6Z3.
u..t ROLAND 20 John j. McGovern,
CD north side OF Calhoun street
l.... Golln and Cabeh streets, 50.
Scopts trustee and wife 20 Dr.
. t-.-weather. 90 10 feet on east side
street between Federal and Coutts.
EEt
Ero1. Richard r. Bel and Mary A..
Ie4 DID John ~. Gil and William T.
johnson. 10 acres on Charles City road,
about AZ miles from Eiko station, on
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. $500.
Wa-l1gt0n Brooks he.rs from ii. r..
~ ard DR.. trustee, 80 feet on south side
Jav street, 80 feet east OF Buchanan
street, $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
FIRE NEAR NORFOLK.
siIk-Miu Under Construction BADLY
Damaged.

NORFOLK. Va, November H-(spe-
clal)-The Norfolk silk mill. I'm Course OF
construction near the Norfolk and
sewelTs Point electric line. a Lambert
Point. was partially destroyed 10y fire
early this morning. The fire was discov-
cred IN the front part of the building on
the ground floor. and owing to the lack
OF water spread rapidly. \ fire-engine
from the city went TO the scene ana
saved tho rear part Of the building
which contained the engine and boiler
rooms
The building was nearly completed, ana
the mechanics were expected 10 finish the
vorl, Of putting ON the roof already
commenced. in a fortnight. The ma
cbinerv. said 10 bee the finest I'm the world
was expected TO be in place and the mill
onerating by January lst The origin OF
the fire is unknown. The loss viii be
about SIS 600. and is fully covered by in
e,~ance The building will be rebuilt i'm
mediately. only one wall is seriously
damaged
The big double-turreted monitor Puri-
ian left the Norfolk navy-yard to-day,
after being I'm ordinary there ever since
the. completion Of her service with Samp-
-9n'- fleet 40 the San Juan-Porto RICO
Commandment She goes TO Annapolis
So here the cadets will be trained in the
use of her Pinch turret guns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK November 18-Flour-
Quiet but steady; winter patents. $500
$40.
Rye Flour-Dull; good to fair, s. 8OdsS 10
BUckwheat FlOur-Quiet at $225QS24O
BIckwheat-Quiet at 6lgG3c.
CCrnmeal-Steady; yellow western, SOC
sec.
Rye-Firm: No. 2 62c.
Bdrley-Easy, feeding, 29Qilc.; mating
scG47c.
Barley Malt-Qulet: western, 5jdG5o
Wheat--Spot easy; No. red. 81 BE-. Op-
tiCus opened firm an i.c net advance
on ncxpectedly higher cables. local cover
ing ana small net western receipts. Dat
after advancing 5sc. more, turned weak
or. owing 10 realizing, and closed easy.
with prices unchanged 20 lsc. higher.
March closed at 76ssc.; May closed at
I5s,c.. December closed al tZc.
Corn-SpOt easy. No. 2 4Oiec Options
opened steady at unchanged prices help-
Id bv cables and wheat but subsequently
oased of, under rean@lhs, lose easy
AZ net unchanged prices; May closed al
gSac.. December closed L $3.50.
Oats-Spot dull: No. 2, 2s4c Options
''' en-, 'Jeats-Ouiet: picked bellies, 640
csc. picked shoulders, 6izao7sc.; picked
'I ms s,e9dv. western steamed, s.27lk;
November. &g7h nominally. Refined
steady. .o>,so u. .h,r, oio,r
si6 slGS2. family Nl7o4Slz. 49,
Rutter-Firm; western creamery Hg
DC . state dairy, iSa2Jc. .. qua
'CS;6eese-steady; small September l-'as
l2Ac. g...o ana penpsvlvan,a
,,i- 81 loss of: western, ungraded, at
i, pp.,e,r,oienm-Firm; renned, New York
$40. ...at,ad common 70
good sl3CuSl.95 ,,,,a-,.
p.ciN outlet; domestic, fair TO extra, Is
57nc,. Japan. 4siGoa5c 49,. ,,o,la
Petatoes-steady Long Island "a. 6a,bsrn
u'62is; New York slaSl.oD' a. son
sweets. sl.Sa$l.1o; Jersey Sweets 'i''V"
',S.Sofree-options opened steady. with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

N7 lsaac Michael. whose husband IS
suing Dor for divorce. has employed
counsel fo contest the case. Her hus
Bono claims that she had deserted hiu
tni gnre 70 Saratoga. This the defend
ohi denies and declares that sho was
ssn' 70 Saratoga by her husband She
.oF,s her husband devotediy she says
eNo VIII not leave him or Do gorcec
from Linn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
RECEIVER APPOINTED
In the case of an Alaska Corpora
ton.

CHARLESTON. W. VA, November IS
(Special)-A lawsuit. I'm which a large
sum OF money is involved, came up
u the Circuit Court, IN this city. yes
terday. before Judge Guthrie il was the
case Of IT, j.. GladWyn. of Philadelphia,
who sues the Yukon Trading, Mining, and
Exploration Company, OF San Francisco,
CAL, "a corporation chartered under the
laws OF West Virginia. The motion, on
The part of the defendant, 20 dissolve am
Injunction. which restrained IL from pay
ing certain dividends until the plaintiff
was paid claim of 5000 and "a motion
on the part of the plainun for the APP
pofntment OF q receiver. were argued.
The Court to-day decided on a receiver.
and appointed Assistant Attorney-Gene-
raj T.. 81 Keatley. of West Virginia, re-
reiver. Galdwyn claims The money on
contract by which the defendant OBJ
tained from him q tract Of land In Alaska.
inc company has paid up capital Of
x 0oOoO and owns thirty mining claims
rn tbe yukon river and other parts Of
Alaska.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
y,a Fire in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville FLA, November Is
fire here al o'clock TINS lnoI I'M u eg
~ 2slfer < Holmes Company l.. 9;
LINER tuG & cos fertilizer warehouse, and
-, "' i,o,,arse lumber dock, containing mil
,ons Of feet OF lumber Four scnooaets
at the docks were towed away just III
M. Dsl.er x Holmes Company $ Dulld-
ine VAS 800 feet long. 60 feet wide ana
tvco stories high. The fertilizer building
was 20 feet square and three stories iS H.
81 40 The origin OF the fire IS unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

BUSY making arrangements and replying
10 knights from different sections OF the
S'ate. Inc prizes are all gold. They are
,ous IN number and tho first one IS so.
~ - sNpeeted that about fifty knights
OF the association. Room II. MERCHANTS,
National Bank building. states thai the
outlook Is highly encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
GRAN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond Va. November IS. 1888
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 20 70
ne. mixed 70 10 nc. shOrtberry. 20 to
74c.; No. 2 red. 74c., bag lots, o. 70 73c
Corn-White, Virginia. bag lots. &c: No.
: white, 4c: No. white, 40 l-2c: No 2
mixed 40c. 30. mixed, IS to 3gc. oats
No mixed. g he; No. 3 mixed, IS lie. :;
winter seed. % TO 6lc. Rye-6j TO zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Aaohcr Decision Nestcrday-Two
uca,, Damage Suits.
A.. oa under the 'Gand-
H.s rendered I'm the Law
D. .r cow. yesterday. Armistead
made O. motion. through
r-r.t. -o SEQ aside the tax title
L.s property recently acquired by
. Glenn 0r Che Roanoke syndicate.
r 20 Dis bin that he had re-
l. l. ....a of the application for
--r al claimed that there were
rt'es ia the proceedings Of
... ..r Glenn entered a de-
.I n. l.l on the ground that the
- urle would not suffice 10
e. tle deed The court sustained
A md dismissed the bin. The
taken 20 the supreme Court
eas.0n was sustained by the
Court only q few days ago I'm
rAe Virginia Coal Company
mas.
curt yesterday Give Goodman,
brought suit against J.. r.
H A.. "a Phillips. and Henry IT.
$1,000. The child fell through
. cellar door. which the defendants
l a 20 have negligently left open.
SD. divorce was Instituted by Mar
Kinney against John Henry Kinney
ground Of desertion.
tls suit OF the Life Insurance Com
OF Virginia against d. III. Ware. Jr.,
i- $780, the jury gave verdict for plain
-lt was entered by the guardian Of
Carrie L. Parsons. q little girl. against
tls Richmond Traction Company for So
I'D d.
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me Charleston May he saved.

WASHINGTON, Novemper IS'uI NC ~, ~,
goa has started to-day from Hongkons
for the wreck Of the cruiser Charlestoii, !,
N she can manage 20 approach me WICK
and lift on the big turret-gunS IL - pS-
The main source OF anxiety IS the wea-
Their which at this time " nkeiy ~ ="
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. November IS. 1899.
business in the tobacco market to-day
was light
The usual sales OF dark loose tobacco
have taken place during the week, with
fair prices.
Receipts deliveries. inspections ana
private sales have been light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

,,Dls preparations are being made by the
us'Nlt Tournament Association for the
.yIi 10 nent 10 DO ridden az the Exposi-
non Grounds on Thanksgiving Day.
""lch VIII commence al II A. NJ. and
.ose ID ime Tor the football game on
4s sans esy. Secretary James La quite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

prices unchanged 20 points higher. on
demand from shorts. commission houses
and the foreign element. all prompted Dy
light receipts large American warehouse
deliveries. and firm Brazilian cables. Eu-
rOpean reports about met expectations.
Close steady. with prices unchanged 10
~ points higher; sales, 1850 bags. includ-
ing January, $40; March. $50. spoyt
Rio quieter. No. 7. invoice, SIC, NO. Z.
iobblng, GAc. Mild quiet; Cordova, S4H
ll-32c.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. 1.i6c.
bid: centrifugal, eG-degree test. fic. bid'
molasses sugar. 5s-l6c. Refined steauyj
mould A, 57-lfc.; graduated, 5-ltc.
Cottonseed- Oil-Very quiet; but hrmly
held in the absence Of sellers prime
crude. tanks 2lH2lc., DO, barrels, Zonzoc',
prime summer yellow, 2SnZ9c OF summer
yellow. 27izQ2Sc.: butter grades D,gpolc.
prime winter yellow 3lc.' prime, w., Wiiltei
white, 9U30c.; cOttOnseed-meal, Nye9zI.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. November B-Moderate
volume OF business passing In staple cot
tons but tone Of market continues sttVn-
throughout. Three-ydrd tfsquare pieaCh,
ed advancing. and several ines ralseu
1-SG1-4c per yard Prints I'm good request
at firm prices. Ginghams strongly held at
fun prices. Cotton yarns IN 9cuNe r.
quest and still tending upward. Noohen
and worsted yarns in good demand, ana
advancing.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, November Is
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm: spot and the month
G9iac.; December 7007ol4c.; May, io1zc.
asked southern, by sample. 6ial0isc.
Corn-Steady: mixed, spot, and the
month. 3shQ8sT.c.; December, SSlsQ3S9sc;;
November and December. new or Old
37A0575Lc.: January and February, STAG
37i9c.; southern white. Si4Q39c, new.
Oats-FIrm; No. white, 3lgIkc.
Rye-Nominal; No. 2. nearby, 5e457c.
Butter-Flrm and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
Cheese Steady and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, November 1S-Wheat was
firm on light Northwes tern receipts az the
opening to-day, but eased of. closing 4
shade under yesterday. Corn. oats, and
provisions closed a tribe lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
70
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NAVAI~STORE MARKETS.
Another Death I'm "A school.

GREENSBORO, n. C.. November ID
tspecial.)-Miss Abbie Deans OF Wilson,
~ c.. died az tho Normal School this
morning. after an illness OF several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

for common grades: good. fat stock
steady. best veals. $7NS 90. culls 10 good
s50sG.75: heavy veals. %lp$5, gfassers ana
sed ~aives s2G8.75: choice. SiNA2j. Hogs
Receipts. % cars; sales active and o4lvc,
bigber. Workers Sl05: light, 81. mixed
packers. SA0QAl0; mediums and heavy,
Si10nS4l5; few fancy, A4yi rOuBhs, s5tVY
81 90 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, y cars,
including 5 Canadas; shade stronger; best
lambs sfG0s5: bulk. N.b5QA.SO. culls 10
GOOD e lrQ$3. 80: mixed sheep. tops, NNW
q no. cuus 10 good SlSyuSD; wethers
ana yearlings, A.lOQ $40
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. November IS
Turpentine-Mar firm al IS l-2c.; sales,
Rosin-FTrm; sales 200 barrels; y, z. D..
and b. 81: r, Sl.l0, g, Nl6: II, sL2; l,
ID %. X. tl25 II. $l5: y. $40; window
slass. 500; water-white, 3.l5.
SAVANNAH. Ca, November 10
spirits Turpentine-F'rm at 4sc.; receipts,
/ 50i casks; sales. 6S5 casks; exports, 1851
casks.
Rosin-Flrm and unchanged; receipts
9i9 barrels: sales. 1886 barrels; exports.
69ST barrels
WILMINGTON. N c., November ls-
shirts Turpentine-Nothing doing; prices
unchanged. receipts. llo casks
Rosin-Firn al 81 and 800; receipts, hs
barrels.
- so: receipts, q barrels.
Tar-steady at $3.50, receipts, 255 barrels.
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