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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

Tinted Mother OF Pearl Yahite
Charms for tobs and long chaihs' rs"'-
nant price SOC. nj, 80
match. for the winter shirt-wals's' rem
nant price Zoe; were 20c.
Gentlemen's Silver-Nickel Patent Match
Boxes remnant price lie; were zoc.
Chlldren's Heaviest Sterling Handle
Combs. were 35c., remnant price ioc
Ladies' and boys sterling Two
price 19c.
49c. Heavy Sterling Top Glass Hair-f'h
Jars. remnant price ioc.
Best Sterling Silver-Top Salts and Pep
pers remnant price 25c.. worth SOC. each.
BOYS CLOTHING.
IS and SO Heavy Blouse Suits. ages two 7
years, three years, one year, one b
year. two years. choice OF any $3.50.
1 odd Navy Blue Blouse. s-year size. 81.
$50 Suits with Vest. one each 10 and
l2-year size. 81. 80.
$3.50 American blouse Suits. with
belts, for boys, each--5 years, 4
years, , ycars-saie at $3.50.
Some odds and ends OF our s. line OF
Vestee Suits. 1 different Datterns-two
years, three years. one years-choice
s35O.
? MILITARY SUITS. WE'RE 80 AND
s5-TWO . YEARS, ONE YEARS
CHOICE. $3.50.
Double Breasted Atwood Cheviot
Suits, sizes S years only. these $3.50 Suits
/ Doy's 15-yenr-oId solid Black
Suit. 0sc.
Smoked spectacIes, light and dark
shades, Zoe.
Gold-Alloy Eyeglasses. offset and pa
tent spring 10 suit alleges. zoe
Gold-f 10y Eyeglasses, slightly shop
worn. not all styles zoe.
Remnants cf COlored and white
Dot Curtain Muslin, 30 and so inches
wide, rcFuinr prices ia and i5c.;
special, ice. ynrd.
. odd pairs Lace Curtains. Ecru and
White. slightly soiled. 81 10 pair.
Remnants Table oil Cloth, IA and ~
yards wide toe yard
10 OF the 2ec Sofa Pillows. covered with
figured sifkoline wide rufGe SOC
strips Real BsEGad Curtains. 3 yards
long. 20 inches wide sold upwards Of $3.50
strip. special. 500
0Si strips of Sample Lace Curtains.
Ecru md white. ana =, yards long
Sc. each.
ZOO YARDS or Zoe. LINEN TOR
CHoY LACE AND ISsERptNG. ADOUT
INCHES WIFE, TO CLOSE FOR sc.
YARD.
1sc. Point de Paris Lace. 2i-s inches
wide for Zoe yard.
gi-ineh Coral Liberty Silk. soc. grade.
for @5c. yard.
4 10 io-nch Cream L'crre Lace. the 75c.
and 81 kind. for 25c. yard.
l3-i1oh Black Tuxedo Yelling. to close
for roc. yard.
5l-inch Point c'Esorft Footing,
sold Mt sec. for &C. yard.
29c. FOR MEN's soc. WORKING
SHIRTS, Yoke BACK AND COLLAR
BAND. Pearl BUTrOSs, FULL SIZES
DARK COLCIs ONLY.
soc. for Mems 81 stin-Boeom Percale
and Madras Shirts. with l pair separate
cuffs. open back and front
17c for Mems ana Boys 25c. Fleece
lined JerFey -tioves.
lie for Mems Csc. WOOL Mixed Sox,
natural wool camel's-hair and Dark.
Grey. a..
roc. for Mems &c. Brierroot Pipes.
straight and bent stems.
SOC. for Mems 81 safety Razor Shaving
sets. consisting OF articles.
nc. Tor ,Chlsren's 25c. ail-siik windsor
81 lie. cor Mems zoe. Embroidered
Night Robes--sizes II and 10 only.
Misses 2f-iDch TwilIed Gloria I'm
breiias, special sale, sue.
Mems 2s-inch MerceriSed Sill Umbrella 9.
better than gloria. IN plain and twilied
cloth; special for Friday. o3c.
HOSIERY.
20S pairs Of Ladies' Sdlk, Fieece-Iined
and Wool Hose, the l9c. kind, for 12c.
pair.
43 pairs Of Infants l5c White and Black
WOOL Hose for &c. pair,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
Cadet srurdeyants Mother Dies.

SALEM VA. Nov .-SpeciaL-Nlrs;
y r. Sturdevant. OF Giendova, Miss, died
al O'Clock yesterday evening az me resi-
Senoe of Mrs c C Tompkins, OF gastric
fever and pneumonia ea,o..
Mrs Sturdevant was called 70 SHein
about ten davs ago 10 tho bedside OF her
son. cadet Harry p. Sturdevant virginia
Sifiiii,9rv institute. who died last Satur-
a.. she was here only a few DAYS when
,aken sick Her remains were carried TO
cfendors this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nov 23.-FLoUR-Firn
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet spot and month. 7Os.
Q7O5sc. December, 70&q7ic.: May, 75s.c
asked
CORN-Dull and easier; mixed. spot
39As 39izc.; month 30, 439l5c.; Decem
Der, 39n39Hc; November OF December
new or old, 3si4g3slzc; January. 3sd
SS4c.; February. 3sHq3slac. Southern
white. 254S9Ac., new.
OATS-F1rm: No. white, 32G324c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

g pairs OF Ladies' Plain Black Wnite'
Feet Hose for lie. pair. instead o, ne,
50 pairs OF Ladies' 29e. Dropstitcn "o'''
rs pairs OF Ladies' SOC. Fancy Black
Dropstitch Lisie Hose. Csc. pair
2us pairs OF Ladies' md Chiidre"s
FuII-seamiess Black Hose, ribbed or
plain, the i2ic. quality. for &c. p"sr'
81 pairs OF Boys IS Heavy Ribbed Hose.
few pairs OF each size. for fSc. pair
los pairs OF Chlldren's 2jc lmporteo
Plain Black Hose for g.. pair.
THIRD-FLooR SPECIALS.
RUGs.-i Body-Brussels. Ia yards
square, TO close. 800.
-Four OF the VI Carringc MATS. wool
borders, zoe.
Twenty-Five N@ Scotch Rugs. yard
wide. 81 yards long. frlnged ends, j0c.
One smyrna Rug, 2lH3i yards, spe-
ciai, 1913.
one japanese Rug. 3 Yards wide. yards
Remnant OF 7 yards Wool-Filled Stair
Carpet. soc. grade al i7c. yard.
Remnant Administer Carpet, yard
wide 35c.
Remnant 1 81 yards 81 Brussels Car
pet 3Jc.
loco Yards 10 aud iS-incb staip
oiI-CIoth. 2ic. yard.
SOC. On-Cloth. "a and ca slightly DAM
aged. ~ lie.
wide. worth aOc 10 close. i5c.
Porch Mats. or Wall Panels. IS inches
wide 60 inches long, &c.
LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Metallic Undersklrts ?. only.
regular 81 Skirt. made double hounce.
with cable cord, 70 close for 81.
~ Trough Rider" Drcss skirts,
sold for $3.50; your choice to-day,
zoe.
LADIES' Tan Kersey Jackets. double
breasted. box front. ( pearl buttons. sold
for S. only large sizes. 20 sell for 81 so
Misses Golf Capes. all wool, dou-
hIc-facc shnwi material. Blue and
Brown. real value So, 60 go Mt the
price OF 500.
Al sizos OF Ladies' Black Percals
Shirt WAISTS, gTettiiy tucked. and waist
that sold for $50. this sale. soc.
Ladies' Black Beaver Cloth Jackets.
braid finish. ny-front. worth Sass. 70 be
sold for 81 -.
Ladies' Plain Plush Cnpes. tsrsb
inches. lined throughout and Thfbet-
fur trimmed collar ard front. regu-
lar 81 Cape. for 09c.
% Oxford-Grny Cloth Cnpes, fur
trimmed collars, 30 for zoe.
Hsne.ome Black Brocade SIX skirts.
/ vol made and good percaline lining.
worth 3, fcr 81 70
Tan Ail-Wool Ke-sey Cloth cspcs,
trimmed with STRAPS q same and small
pearl buttOh7. g ~ what they sold for.
and n bargain this sale. 81 80.
REMNANTS or CyDLgaCHED CoTs
TON CLOTH, 2 T-Sc. YARD.
Remnants Of the Finest Long Cloth for
s-Sc yard
49, peached shecrng for lie. yard
Twillel Flanneliet-ss extra heavy quail
IS. i5e. valve roc. yard
Remnants OF Twilscd Plaid Dress
GcodS fey . sc. ynrd. :
CLOTH 10. value. FOR !-sc. yard.
TIE BASEMENT.
30 decorated Oatmeal saIIesrs &c. each.
IS White China Prlsh VrseA, lcc. Value.
&c.
English China Butter Dishes. deco
rated. I0c. each.
200 Slightly Clipped White Plates,
&c. each.
. Decorated Toilet scts, damaged
in shipment, Use. each.
Extra Hoavy Glass Cream Pitchers ana
Spoonhol1ers, Be- each
70 REFINED Cake-Pans. Sc. value, &C,
Slightly DsTaged Japsnned TIN Cake |
Bdxes 20c. value. 1Oc.
One lot Of Slightly Clipped Graaite- /
ware, including Kettles Po-s. and Pans 4
values from lOc. TO Use: choice. gc
% Steel Eailed Handle Cooktng-Poss, I
25c. value. 1Oc
so Tin Coffee-Pofs, Be.
100 Extra Large Blue and White Roast 4
ing-PanS, 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
WIIEAT-N

Cash quotations were as foil0Ws: Flour
steady. No. spring wheat 03QGJc No.
3 spring wheat. 67isQ6Skc. No. corn.
32nc. No. . oats 23AQ2f.c.; No .
white 2Ci5c; No. 3 white, PSI, ace. No
. rye soc No. btrey. 87Q43c No /
faxseed. Sl.o4. Prime timothy seed
sos. Mess pork, per barrel STGOQgGO
Lard. per 100 pounds S4So0JOj Shor.
rio sides COosel. 81 s04J1J. dry slltog
shoulders (boXed). SJ3TisQ55O: short
clear sides boxed. S51505.2O Whisky
distillers' finished goods, per gallon.
81 23l3. Glover, contract grade, S775Qs
Butter firm a 15isa25iac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

NEW YORK.. nov. 1J-FLOUK-M0d-
oIateiy active. buyers aud sellers apart ,
tendency a little easier with wheat, Win
RE TLoGH-Weak. choice TO fancy
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady
BUCNWHbAI-Qu4c
RYE~Easer. SO. ?. oeao.; State rye,
BARLrY-strong: feeding. 4oq42c. ;
BARIEY MAIT-Firm.
WlINEAT-5p0t weak, No. red, 'ol9c.
Options opened weak az 14c decline under
lower cables ana Wedh western lHdlca-
tons Later there was partial raIy
ON local covering, but again the mai &c I
turned weak Do the absence 0t export
ana speculative demand. while pr.tdie
fOreien advicc5 wcr0 also bclrish. Closed
weak 40 net decline u D 4fsc. March
closed at 1850. May closed at iJisc; De-
ccmber re.
CORN-spot easier; 40. 2, 40ii ai05sc.
Options opned weak az ssc. decline under
lower cables, and rued generally heavy
with slack speculation and liquidation.
Closed weak at @snl2c. net decline, May
closed at SOC, December closed az 53t4c.
OATS-Spot easier, 80. ., zoe. options
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; western creamery,
23H27c.. state dairy. 1so-5c.
COTTON-SEED OIle-Wds firmly held
40 21c for prime summer yellow; prime
bulk of summer yellow. was not offered .
prime crude tanks. 2)121c.: prime crude,
barrels. 2JU2Jizc.; prime summer yellow.
2SH0-9c: off summer yellow 2114,t@sc. ;
butter grades. 3li2H DC; prime winter
yellow. 3fc.. prime white. 2fU3Oc.
COTTON-SEED MEAL~-Primc, S23u24.
CHEEsE-Firm; large fancy Septem-
Der 12H0l2izc.
REALISTICALLY; state and Pennsylvania,
22T23c.. loss off. western unchanged.
.rrtt rrsa. rHrH rrr
G175: New York Sl0lI'; Long island,
81. 9JG1 IS: New Jersey sweets, SLJoUl1J:
southern sweets. $50
CABBAGE-Dull: Long Island, 81 7JV
''t COTTON BY sTEAA1-To Liverpool,
BEEF-Tirm.
CIT NEATS-Fasy: nickled bellies. 50
also: do. shoulders SGD. .-o-,,
LARD-Firm: western steamed, s537H /:
November. S537is nominal Rehned
PORK-s Steady.
pFTROLEUM-Firm.
ROsIN-Ouet; strained common 70
F9 TSfp-RfP'FsNTINE-steady at 5lG51Hc.
PYF-Sto3dy
COFFEF-Tutures opened steady, with
March points lower and other month
.,',n.,c.t,or@ad Tho market soon developed
considerable strength on active covering
al. foreign huving and demand from
wall street. Late European cables ana
NOUS I'm general from Brazil was or pull
~ r,r,ort 4 furry Of realizing carried
MICS down with n rush some 10 10 II
noints soon after midday, but The market
later reacted on renewed covering. Closed
firm AZ n net loss Of 2 points. Total sales,
90 90 baCs including December - son
p a.. January 81 --0-Sf SpOt-Firm:
10 invoice Cs,: No Z, mild, firm; Cor
dova GatNG1l-lGc.
er-GAR-Raw quiet but steady: fair re-
fninr 3 13-l6c. cenirifueal. 20 TEST f4c;
efaqIW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
FATALLY SHOT.
John Saunders Takes "A Gun 10 Shoot
Rob Hale and Shoots Himself

SALEM. VAs Nov. Especial. The
negro settlement here known as Cuba
was the scene Of a disturbance last night
In which John Saunders took up a gun TO
shoot Bob Hale. when the gun accident
ally discharged shooting Saunders I'm
the stomach making a hole as large as
a mans fist
Saunders is in a very critical condition,
and may die at any time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-Large business
reported In print cloths, regulars AZ &C.,
and odd goods, narrow and wide. also IN
active demand Business IN heavy brown
sheetings and drills still restricted by
scarcity Of supplies and prices against
buyers. No change i'm beached cottons,
with holders selling with reserve I'm face
OF "a moderate demand Coarse goods
strong throughout and I'm fuller demand
ihan supply Prints selling freely in new
iight fancies and staples Denims. new
strong. f4ncies opened at fiac. Ginghans
unchanged Cotton Innings strong: adj
vances OF i,0hc. In cambrics and siesias.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-COTToN-The
feeling IN local cotton circles to-day was
decidedly bullish. The opening was steady
at prices 3 points higher. After few
oped unusual strength on firm cables
from Liverpool and indications that re-
ceipts at al ports were falling of. Buy
Ing was general throughout the day. but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
SIOCK MARKET
CONTINUED DULL
Undertone Firm in Expectation OF a
Good Bank Statement
DEALING IN BONDS NOT LARGE,
V,, Prices Were Well Maintaincd-A
veaturc of the Market Was the
Wide Range Of Low Priced
stocks Rarely Dealt in.


NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Ihe STOCK mar
tet as "a whole. continued dull and neg
lorfod while professional operators NoI X
Cd their wil win few stocks. m a,ilcd.
e,-eviy. a singular feature OF the very
narrow market was thc number OF eX-
'remolv low-Driccd stocks. usually dcslg-
..5 "5.. AMI dop. which vera
- ,,, and moved widely. A number
30 tI.sG ,yoro traded i'm I'd quotations
49,, e,o nor ehare and stUl others about
81. -r I.. some of fbcsc stocks do not
r.,.,,,~ -, tho rrrord for months. and
....sg,ol1, o,,f, ", tho elimination OF a
s,--t-,,e N,,if -.,,.rr1affon which hicks Them
49, e, &c.,. 4ffrr evorv other availa-
lie stock has been exhausted Some Of
- rrs.-,f7t,.,r .tocks which rose vosfor-
s-5 '.'-.' t,Is, v,biio ctbc~ etocts
dominated hv Identical or closely afiili-
-teI irfetosfs were moved 10 \ higher
fe,.ef to porro-uoud There were some
,,,frfe ~ weakness notable fn the an.hra-
l..'' .. . s.coipf ~ the discueeion
's. t,- a., ho ,,.ori-cd p, ,reeonfly
GA ..1.-.C,., ~ 10 r,eri.ot was
g-, 81 ,l,c ,.,roctqfion of a GOOD weekly
.Iul ih ,'D nv, I" 80 irdI-
,,.N- 1922. t1 ,,,t,,rai Tendency 10
, l',.', ...,,...,i ii.t berd
,rt .....,.. ,,,,iot li1 NOT reflect any
i,crt,.e7 lrpdiro rovors bv the banks.
1-i . tc.,,,,5 ~ Iroitod States 4 pcr cents
~ lf-' WIS .Il 49,, .,,.e.tr,orfs from
t.,.-, 49, .''l. y-hirb fhc Govern
.-. i,o,rtc' mo rodccminr
il-.I. ,t, 10 ,,.,,.rc orfare mo- re-
money s9 "ll..eo %, ,..rt., some trans
wv I'D ,'. ir.. 100 from govern
~ ais U.S. u ritg bonde the
ilNnJS .u,2 I.T - ,nedo ttis week.
m or WIZ" l'.,1 4, rcCs,no av7rable
h. ,..g GA i.e vyav into me
, l ,,,,-i,.t i,~orob d.noeiforv banks.
-,,.o tt5 ,,ice ~ botb Tho old as and the
a.. a., Sol r-,rot,roo bae been r9feo1
49,. 80 Tro9s,,~,'s ro3omnfi1n offer
.fe-.--. or ti,o local money rltr
p, .+..,i-- exchange On sr'fo OF The hli-
denim of DISCOUNTS in London whore
.,.@.. d.. . General exuorf4ti0n nf hirhcr
..'..., r.5.,fa-.l movements of imr1r-
f.rra today r.r. advances in The Ch'-
o-ro rrr..r4rorie and louisville stocks
80 ~, e-r .t..s v.re eftorrqrf- prlc-
tio.ii,. ,,.i,oa out. "a wise of III i'm con-
,rt5.t ir1. guy, tIo reetoration Of
-,.lualeo 'e7 ,r.-,o4{nc- cornranv indi-
CI4,E, ID. ri .,,3.j6, ~ the VA. Gains
o 90 ia az fdc ~ p9itimore and ohio
,.ot,tt 80 90 oU and AZ roepectivelv.
lr tle NC. az while The
49, -,,c.l7 ~ cro-,r yyoe also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
cRAIN 40 corToN EXCHANGE.
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 23.-PEANUTs-
Farn,crs stOck-Fancy, 2ssc; strictly
prime. 2lsc.. prime. 2hc.; common, 1i4g
81 pound. New Spanish shelled, Coo.
Dushel. Tone Of market active
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 23.-PEA-
NITrS-Spanish. zoe. Virglnias from 2b
70 25sc. per pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

shorts we're easily the largest purchasers.
wall street the South ana lLNclpv1i baNe
attention almost entirely TO 1tc"i lbs ti'c
January. March and Nay positlons. ne
market derived considerable strength IN
the afternoon from ffumuIa TO the 'll'pe
that exporters and American spinner
were buying spot cotton ftl! HNe's
throughout the south. leading 10 very
firm markets and higher ASKING rates
Onical estimates fOr tomorrow It.
ceipts M the ports showed lalln5 Oh
from last year. There were numerous
reports concerning the shOr-nesa 40 tHS
crop with the average pointing iy " $iIlv
OF 100000 to 9.2-NOpp bales. Inc local
market WAS finally very steady IN tone
with prices net points higher upon ser
TENDER and October ana 5 10 10 up on
other months.
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady: De
ccmber 123. January. tdlt FenI u.u
80. March. 13I, April. Us, May, 81
June 40. July. al. August. IJJ, sep
tember. TO1. october 600.
Futures closed very steady: Noyemie9 ',
733; December 76. January, 90. Feb
ruary 7 y. March -: April 40. May,
Z A.. June. : IS: July 40; August H4'
SpDtcmbcr los.
spot cotton quiet at 1-lG higher. mid
ding uplands rs; middlins guif' 49,
sales, none.
COTTON-Quiot: middling. r.. net re-
ccipts, l79 bales; gross. Joo2 bales stock,
SD 100 bales.
Toial to-day-Net receipts. 3fG2s bales:
exports TO Great Britain. 5000 bales, 20
the Continent. S.2G1 bales
Consolidated - Net receipts. @2iflJ
bales. exports 90 Great Britain 295i1
bales: 10 France. 2i4CG bales. 20 the con-
tnent. OO.7s6 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
. 80 Cf3 bales. exports 10 Great britain.
1o7 g7S bales. TO France. -H 80 Da -s. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Nov. p. 1900.
Private sdes reported to-day; Filters u
hoe heads. dark Jugs. hog heads.
Warehouses report to-day. Receipts -
ho.shrals. deliveries. - hogsheads.
C~enshlws warehouse report sales TO-
day JOS 122I pounds. highes, price. SID.
sh1.kOe Warehouse reports small sale
OF loose.
Internal revenue collection for to-day
were
Gl-,re .... ............... 412 -
Total amman. Recommendation 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
Marriage In Diuwiddie.

THO marriage OF Mss Atollie Ford,
a,rgb,er NJ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ford,
"a Mr. John Levitt VIII take pace W.
nesdav evening the Sih instant az TIN
nv church. D!nwiddie county al c'ocK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

RYE-DuIl: No. . nearby. JiGjJc.
BU1TER-.Firm.
EGG$-Weak
HEESE-Largc. 3Gl3hc.
SUGAR-Granulated, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2.-speeial-
,tiss Alma c. Shell. formerly a resident
~ richmond. was married last night az
perklev 70 Mr.. Robert VI. Phelps, eity
on oineer OF Berkley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Wheat closed go
nc under yesterday to-day influenced by
liberal increase IN the visible. Corn weak.
ered with wheat. and on lack Of demand.
December closing tsNftc. lower and May
itc under. Oats closed at loss OF is03sc.
and provisions unchanged TO a triiie
higher.
The leadlng futures minced as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
DIR. Cnlisch Tonight.

Rev DR.. E. y. callsch will preach al
Be.h Ahaba Synagogue az o'clock TO-
night. His subject will be Hebrew,
Israelite, or Jew
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
NIIAuNGT0N

WILMINGTON. y. G.. Nov 23.-SPIR-
ITS OF itRpFNTrNT-St Steady at 80.
04ILc.. receipts, 90 casks.
ItCSTN-Firm at 24d1O7i4; receipts
CSf barrels
CRUDE TTRPENTINE-Quiet at $40
~ 80. receipts. ~ barrels
TAR-Tirm at S1.fJ. receipts, I'll bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
Mr.. EIlett's Condition.

Mr.. Andrew L. Elicit Is doing very
nicely at the Retreat for the Sick: where
he L. now being treated for his iniurles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

CHARLESTON. 6. G.. Nov. 23.-Tt-P-
PENTlNIc-Market firm at 47c.. sales.
none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged: sales,
more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
STOCK QUOTATIONS..

Chasing GfnrfC
Atchison ........... ......... ..... rs
Atcha-h pld 49,. ....- .-.'.'.'..'.. %
baiumoie ana ONO '..'.'.' ...'.'' 90
Canadian Pacific ....... ............ %
canada southern ......-' .''.'.''. De
C-ies. a"u ono -. .'.'''''''' go
~ ,,.,S Srd G',io.y ''''''''''.' 1t.5a..
Cri Ind and l. - I5a,
~ ~ t.' IN ,fi ~
on and F,s-f Illinois . %
~ "--~ -. i--'''', '''' ''''''''' IA
~ "-'~ iI.,1 .1I pc 1f9f.
IN. 4'orh islaHu anu i"0'''''''' 80
-. ~ - e '''D a..
C.lor4Go southern Isl pld........ 4slt
,..for.I, S.ffh.rn 1l Md - 1si,
nj and Hudson .....-... ......... 1901,
Del. Lack. ana Western. ........... 1S9
49,. ,n1 fiio a. ma - ~,
III. ~ l2i,
80 IN - 37is
-, No1fhcrn nd ..... .... 1851,
~ 90 11S
iilioci>inse \-sfiev ... 3ii,
1Ifiroie central .... ............. 114&.
Iowa OenlIai. 81 '''''''''''''''''' 20
iowa 1enlI4 a. Iau 1c;;,.lf '''''''''' "a
49, 49, o,d Western 9lit
Lake l-I,e anu ,W,so97'' C.n ia ''''''' So
I"+Nc So ~ anu ....,........ COS
LAKE Snote >-..t, ''''' Sei,
Louis ana Nasn.'.'''' .''''''''''' ~,
aih1ti..u - 1lq
.AlhlN.iAt re-f
Mimi and 81. l-oWss, '.''''''''''''' orr
Mimi ana So 81 J." "'N' 80 AZ
NJ iss9ulL -, tCi.t, - a.
NO.. Kan. and IeNas ..:;''.'.'''''' 5577-'
No Kan and Texas pld....'...''. ofts
New Jersey Central ...'.'''''''''' 49,
New York Central ........ ..'''''' Io.I3
Norfolk and Western ...,''.'.''''' ~
Norfolk and western plu''''''''' ~
Northern Paciuc ....''.. '''''''''' "a
Northern Pacl r. plu..'.' '''''''''' 5-sF
ontar.o and western ...'''''''''' 40
oregon ny. ana NaV..c,' '''''''' -
LIl-'N IVY ana" -'"'' 12ON
Pennsylvania ........ ...' '.'''''' ~
Reading ....-..- ...... .'....'''''' ga
Reading let nid..........' ''''''''' 90
Reading "a rfd .....-.. .'....'..'' -
no Grande and Western ...:;'''''. -
RIO Crtrde END western pIo'.''''
81 Louis anl san Fran. ..'...'''' "a
- louis ane san lran. Isl PIG ''''' &c
So LOUIS ana san Fran "a pld.s.'. .t'l
ST. Louis and Southwestern ..-.... ~
81 Louis and Southwestern pfd.... 22is
ST. Paul ......... ................. 1888
St Paul ptd ........ .............. 1880
81 Paul and Omaha ............... 1l6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 23-SPIRITS
or TURPENTINE-f7itc receipts. LOS
casks; sales. 49i casks; exports, 40
casks.
ROS1N-Firm and unchanged. receipts.
2NIl barrels. sales 2,3SG barrels. exports.
g2J barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
Friday Remnant, Qid-and-En& 5aG-Day,

The MANY people far and near who attend our specai
Friday sales is evidence of the phenomenal values OF
fered Perhaps you have avaled yourself OF our
offers Then come to this sale to-day expecting much
You'll not be disappointed for a host of all the sea-
are here at the most astonishing little prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
GRAIN.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

November "a, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

The stock. Coffee and Cotton exchanges
win be closed Saturday out OF respect
for Vice-prcsldent Hobart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

lob, Knox died. 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

CHARLESTON S. G.. Nov c2 COT
TON-Market nrm. sales, zoo bales. mic
dllnE. u.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-07
Ehzriff'z Ealz.
State of Louis;ana-Parish of Lasa
yette-1st Justices Court-No. 81
Leon Plonsky
Luc Breaux.

LuC frcauX.
By virtne Of q writ of seizure and aalo
TO me issued in the matters of the ahove
entitled and numbered suit, and Ia ma
directed, fully authorizing and empoW.
ering me in the premises, / will Dro.
coed to sell at public auction, to tbA
'last highest bidder at the princinal
front door of the courthouse in this nar.
ish on
Saturday, October 81, 1899.
between the hours prescribed by Law,
the following described property, seized
to satisfy said writ, to wit:
One certain tract of land lying and
being situated in Vermilion parish an
the west side of Vermilion River, BEING
bounded on the north by Marquart and
Dunlay, south by Alcee Benoit, east
by Paul Broussard, said tract contain
ing 80 acres of land.
Terms-Cash.
Sherif'sl Office, Abbeville, La, Sept.
E16, 1899. ]. @. HEBERT, Sheriff.