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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
ELK KNOB COPPER MINE.
NORTH CAROLINA METH0DISTS.
Conference Will Last Longer ON Ac-
cuunt of Trial of Preachers.


CONCORD, y. g., Nov. 2l-Special.-
The Western North Carolina Conference
Cr,ncd this morning at The usual hour
with Bishop Key in the chair. Under the
call Of question twelve, four young min
listers we're elected elders and two otLers
were continued IN same class another
year.
Rev. NJ A. Smith announced that
charges against Rev. j. A. Green were
OF such "a nature as to require trial
and the Bishop appointed committee Of
nine forithat purpose.
Revs. Strider Mann. and Reynolds
names were referred for superannuate re-
latiOn.
Rev. J. W. Long, Of Salisbury, presi-
dent OF the State Sunday-schoOl AasO7
citation. delivered a brief address. Drs.
James Atkins, Sunday-school editor, and
j. J. Tigert, book editor, also addressed
the conference.
Call Of question twenty was resumed,
and ministers of Charlotte and Asheyllle
districts were called passed examination
Of character, and made reports which
were nearly all Of an encouraging char
acter
Rex. DIR. j. p. McFerrin was announced
as a transfer from Louisville Confer
ence.
Rev J. II. Higgins, Of Missouri.
preached at three o'clock, and tonight
the Epworth League anniversary was
held and DR.. Tigert and others made
speeches.
The conference will probably not adj
journ as early as expected owing to
trials
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i-FLOUR-Quiot
and in a semi-holiday FORM closing duh
az former prices.
RYE FLOUE-Steady.
BUCKWHEAT- Easy at G066lc.
CCENNfEAIs-Dull.
RYE--sleady. No. p G2hc.; state 5ac.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
WHEAT-Spot weak. No red. 73c.
Options opened easy at "a decline of "a
i,c on weak cables and local liquidatiOns
further declined l2c. on December and
&c. ON May, December liquidation con-
tinung To- be feature and advices from
Chicago being very weak. Later the mar
ket rallied partially on covering. and
closed steady at a net decline of &nihc..
March closed al 1Jkc. May closed at
7Jiec: December closed al NC.
CORN-Spot weaker. 40. D 4Oc on
tiOns opened easy at re. decline and
further declined &C. under weak Chicago
advices and lower cables. rallied par
TALLY on local covering. but closed weak
az a net loss Of lsu9sc.; December closed
al 3s7Sc; May closed az 3S7sc.
OATS-Spot dun No. ,, 2ol4c Options
nominal
BEEF-Frm.
CUT MEATS-Quiet
LARD - STEADY: western steamed,
Sj3Tia. Refined firm
PORK-Dull
PETROBEUM-Firm
ROSIN-Quiet; strained, common to
good. Sl30nL3J.
TURPBNTINE-St at jla51i4c.
RICE Steady.
RInTTER-StrOng: western creamery,
13027c: State dairy, 1Sa2jc.
CHEESE-Firm; small, September, 1914
0l2Ac.
COTrON-SEED OIL-Was moderately
active and hrmer. with advanced bids on
off-vellow, but no sales Of Importance.
Meal was strong at old prices. Prime
crude tanks 2Od2lc.; prime crude bar
reis. 25n2jiIc.. prime summer yellsw.
2Sibf2qc. of summer yellow. oslo: but
ter grades. Stage: prime winter yellow.
3iT34c.: prime white, 3)n3Oisc; prime
meal. S2302i
22dg4c. western unchanged.
POT ATOFS-Steady: New jersey sweet
S1TIoJ. New York SlWi1O: Long Island
Il a5G1 rs. New Jersey sweet 81 IOG2 u.
southern sweets. $50.
CABBAGE-Dull; Long Island. seas per
COTTON BY sTEAM-To Liverpool
2ac.
COFFEF-Futures opened steady. with
prices unchanged 10 > points lower and
ruled tame as to speculation and narrow
AS 10 fluctuations nt absence OF pro-
nOunced changes abroad or I'm the situa-
ton here. PrOft-taking was engaged In
TO some extent hut demand from shorts
as a matter Of precaution In view OF to-
morrows holiday. proved about an OF
act 90 this pressure. The market closed
steady M Q To ~ points net lower Total
sales. * 10 bags. Including December.
S.7Cn5 ~ January. f5.7on5 ~ Spot
BIO easy: No. Z invoice bisc.; No. Job
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
ORE LANDS IN
NORTH CAROLINA
State to be Scene of Vast Mineral
Operations.
GREAT BODY OF MAGNETIC ORE.
A Copper Mine Option Closed and
Mining To Commence at Once.
Norfolk and Western and
Southern to Build Lines.

WINSTON, n. c., Nov. 2i.-Spccill.-
Ten thousand acres of magnetic iron ore
land were leased Wednesday in Ashe
county by Philadelphia parties represent
ing the Pennsylvania Steel Company, the
Cambria Steel Company and others. This
embraces the famous Ballou home place
bank, which realizes 81 per cent.
Several thousand dollars cash was pass
ed. and the royalty agreed upon was %
cents per ton. Experts state that this is
the greatest and finest deposit OF magnet-
ic ore in the Southern States.
The companies above mentioned, IT is
understood. have arranged for railroad
building to commence at once.
y. < W. EXTENSION.
II is thought the extension OF the Nor
folk and Western from Chestnut Yards,
Va. is the one contemplated, though the
parties themselves intimate that by agree
ment both the Southern and Norfolk and
Western may figure in it, and the South
ern road be extended from Wilkesboro TO
Bristol.
Todd and Pen attorneys at jefferson,
have closed deal for Pennsylvania cap
italists for the Gambrill copper mine 10
Gated about six miles from Ballou mine.
Work will be commenced at once I'm rails
ing ore. which will be transported by
wagons until proposed railroad lines are
built Miners are az work on the once
renowned ore Knob copper mines, which
closed down because of the low price Of
copper some years ago and its inacessl-
bilty to railroads. Mr.. Jams T.. Clayton.
Of Baltimore. owns this property, but a
New York syndicate Will probably pur-
chase il.
ELK. KNOB COPPER MINE.
lims Il Bach, capitalists of Milwaukee.
WIS. who have been operating in the
western end OF Ashe county. have finally
taken up their option. and paid the money
for the Elk Knob copper mine. The price
paid is said 10 be $1,000 This same firm
has purchased twenty thousand acres of
the finest land i'm that section. and va
rious rumors are anoat as TO their inten-
ti0ns.
They evidently have a big scheme Of
some nature on foot. as the quality and
quantity of the land is such as to excite
the greatest curiosity.
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FATAL PISTOL SHOTS.
Captain Alexander Goes To Fort Cas-
we'll To Inspect Drainage.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 24-SpeciaI.-A
man named Haley was killed to-day on
the steamer HarDnger then bound for
Norfolk via the Albemarle and Chesa-
peake canal one Alberts. a friend of
Haleys fred from the steamers deck
at a passing crow ana accidentally shot
Haley I'm the leg. The wounded man. In
whose leg an artery was severed, bled TO
Death before medical aid could reach him.
Louise Wiley. a colored woman OF Ports
mouth. was accidentally shot to-day and
Will die After being shot through the
ling BY Stewart Newly. a twelve-year-
old boy who, with her, was sky-larking
with a pistol. she walked to Dr. McMur-
rams office and anticipating death. wished
10 exonerate Newly
Coroner Holiday took her statement
and she was sent home In carriage TO
die.
Captain Alexander, Fourth United
states Artillery. left tonight for Fort
Casvell. y. c.. where he will observe
the damage done the fortihcations by the
August hurricane and report upon it.
About SOooo will probably be required to
restore Fort Caswell to the condition in
which it was when the high tides and
heavy seas. which accompanied the
storm washed a portion OF its sea wall
away.
Captain Alexander will, afterward, in
spect the entire line Of AtlanticA coast
forts from Charleston. s. c.. to those
upon the coast of Delaware and Pennsyl-
Vania
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
FIFE STIRS CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Merchants Close stores for Clerks to
Go and Hear Him.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov "a
Specialize revival begun in the City
Armory Sunday afternoon by Evangelist
w. p. Fife is stirring the town from
center to circumference. A choir Of one
hundred picked singers of the various
churches furnish the singing under the
direction Of Mr. r. r.. Johnson.
All the merchants of the city have
signed an agreement to close their places
of business at O'Clock each evening I'm
order that their clerks can attend the
meetings
Mr.. Edward L. Smith and Miss Maggie
L. Salmon. Of Stony Point. were married
at 1880 a. NJ at the Baptist parsonage
by DR. H. W Tribble. and at 1890. at
the same place the marriage Of Mr.. a.
f. Smith and Miss Virgie Gillispie took
place. DR.. Tribble officiating Mr.. and
Mrs Smith will make their future home
at Alberene.
Mr. o. q. Taylor while attempting 20
jump on the fire wagon yesterday even
ing. was thrown violently 10 the ground
and received injuries which rendered him
unconscious from o'clock yesterday
evening until o'clock this morning. and
his physicians 'hlnk he received a violent
conclusion OF the spinal column. but his
Injuries are not considered necessarily
serious.
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cluded between thirteen and fourteen
hundred acres.
The price is regarded as very satisfac-
tory
T. ~. shelton, OF Philadelphia, and H.
n. Apperson OF stanton. are here MAX
ing arrangements for the operation OF a
gas plant. Lynchburg has been paying
"A dollar and seyenty-nve cents per thous-
and cubic feet for gas, and the estaD-
lshment OF another plant here would be
heartily encouraged.
The remains OF Colonel Richard IL
Burks, who died in Washington Wed-
nesday were brought here this afternoon
and will be taken 10 Lawyers. Twelve
miles south OF the city. tomorrow ana
inferred on the old Yuille place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

BALTIMORE Nov. 24-FLOUR-Dul
and unchanged.
WHEAT Dull and lower. spot and
month Gg4. 70 zoo. December GgIs 0foc.
MAY. zoe asked. Southern wheat. 10y
sample GJH71ic.
CORN-Dull and lower. mixed, spot
and month. fS3sN4s7sc.. December. 3sAW
3Sl5c.. November or December. new or
Old 375su377.c.: January 31km3Issc.;
February. 87lsN3I-,c Southern white
corn. 3l03SatC.
OATS-Firm. No. . white. 3liz032c.
RYF-Duil. No. nearby .aujlc.
SUGAR-Steady and unchanged
Enthusiastically and unchanged.
EGGS Weak. fresh pic. per dozen.
BTTTER-F,rm. fancy creamery. PC,
other grades unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
OBITUARY.
.JohnG. SHELTON.

The death OF ifr. John q. SHELTON oc.
Cured yesterday morning at the Retreas
for the Sick after an illness Of about iva
weeks. Ills death was due 20 erysipelas
and kidney disease lie was In the forty
fourth year Of his age.
Mr.. SHELTON was a son Of DR.. John G.
Shelton, OF Powhatan county. where he
was born From an early age De man.
Tested those qualities which distinguished
him through life lie was fearless, manly
and generous 10 a fault
When quite young Mr.. SHELTON came to-
Richmond with his father. He nrst es-
saved the peaceful walks Of life. being.
for a short time a clerk in a dry-goods
store. This uneyentful existence did not
suit him. however. and he went 10 Texas.
determined TO try the Wild life OF the
plains. Here he met with many exciting
adventures, and showed the cool courage
that was his distinguishing trait. Being
attacked one night by huge panther.
he boldly faced the animal and put an end
to its existence with his pistol.
fIe spent some years In the West. and
also went 20 sea for "A time.
About twenty years ago he became in
terestod in the mica business and the es-
Establishment of the Richmond Mica Works
Il IN large part que 10 MS energy and
enterprise.
Mr. SHELTON was married out West 20
most estimable lady who, with seven
children. survives him.
lie leaves besides. a number OF brothers
and sisters. IT, are Messrs. William
ana Julian shelton, Of this city; Mrs.
John l.. Williams. Mrs. McIeigh. Mrs.
Baskerville. Mrs Jones, and Mrs. Gibbs.
Mr.. skeletons mother was Miss Meade,
a sister OF Mr.. n. n. Meade. OF Richmond.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at 800 o'clock this afternoon.
George y. Waters.
Mr.. George n. Waters died at the resi-
dance of his mother-in-law. Mrs NJ. Il.
Crawley. No. 7Si north Fourth street. at
l 10 yesterday morning, after an illness
OF several years. lie was y years Of age.
lie leaves a widow and two children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
WHEAT-NO

Cash quotations. were as foIIoWs. FIour
steady No 3 spring wheat 62dGdc.; No.
red. 67dGSc. No. ? corn. 32a32i4c: No.
2 yellow corn. 32Ac. No. . oats, 23i2U
white. 2ijd2G7.c. No. , rye. 52dJ5c. No.
/ naXseed S12Tdl39 Prime timothy
seed S23Tlk02.4O Mess pork per barrel.
g. 7jG9CO. Lard. per 100 pounds. $500
5oI: short rib sides OOose). Slo05.lJ;
dry sailed shoulders (boNedD. S5.3TisHJ.50.
short clear sides boxed. s.. 1910 %.
whisky. distllers finished goods. per gal
Ion. 81 2Ois Butter firm, creomeries. lGH
2Gc. diaries. 14622c. Cheese easy at lli2
nl2nc. Eyes easy. fresh. l1laNlNc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND NOV. ~ 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Tapley, New
York. merchandise and passengers, Old
Dominion Line
SAILED.
Steamer PocahonLas. Graves. norfolk
and James river sidiues 'netchandlse ana
passengers. Virginia NaNisatloh -,
steamer Winvah simmons. Phlladel
phia Pa. merchandise and passengers,
clyde Line.
Steamer Old Dominion Tapley. New
York merchandise and passengers, old
Dominion Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 81, 1899.
ARRIVED.
Schooner George 4. McFadden, Boston.
schooner Frank a. Palmer, Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Monarch. Boston
schooner John NJ. Brown. New Haven
Steamer Shawmut. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT NOV. "a, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danviilc, Boyd, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Boyd. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT RERAIUDA HUNDRED, NOV. 81
SAILED.
schoorer Nellie. Mtchells. loaded Ium-
Rarse Swansboro Scott, loaded lumber,
City Point, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

A surprise awaits men, Tor this
sale of PANTS at csc. includes
Stripes, Checks, Invisible Stripes,
Worsted Stripes, Hairline Stripes,
in all dark color and black, tho
roughly made. flushed completes
ly, side and hip-pockets-such
Pants as you are in the habit of
paying s. for.
Special in Shoe Department: Sale OF 81
Shoes
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Richmond. Va. Nov.

Richmond. Va, Nov. ~ lSlf
Private sales reported to-day were light.
Warehouses report for to-day: Receipts,
> hogsheads. deliveries 40 hogiheads
Crenshaws Warehouse reports sales to-
day as 11,SOj pOunds-highest price.
81. 80: sales for the week, a. l3j pounds
highest price. SliIj.
ShOckOe reports small sale OF dark.
Stonewall reports a good break of
bright. and also Il small sale of dark,
highest price. Sll.2j for sun-cured.
Revenue collections for to-day We're:
Tobacco ......... ...............FZ,i- -
Cigars ......... ....... ......... G.gJS -
Total .............. ....-...... NfOtD ~
The receipts of tobacco during the past
week have been very light, on account
of an unfaVOrable season. the weather
being too dry Receipts are expected to
be good next week. however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-The sales Of
regular print cloths this week is likely
TO be about half a million pieces at &c.
This price bid and declined al close to
day. Irregular goods I'm strong demand
and tending upwards. No change n
bleached cottOns. DOmestics and plaids
and other coarse colored cotiOns tending
upwards prints stronger and higher
prices probable in staple lines. Ginghams
strong. Linens strong. Burlaps firm,
without quOtabc change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
DR.. MCGUIRE LECTURES.
Typhoid Fever Claims Il Promising
Young Man

CHAPEL HILL. ~ c.. Nov. 4-spe-
clal-Dr. Hunter Mcclure. Of Richmond.
tonight delivered to a splendid audience
In the University chapel his splendid lee
ture on personal recoliections Of Stone
wall Jackson lie spoke for over an hour
and charmed his hearers with his faith
fu delneation OF the great Southern
commander.
This morning typhoid fever claimed an
other victim here. John Howard Alexan-
der. the promising son of Prof Alexan-
der. He was a member Of the Sophomore
class
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
1i|kMseueiA
TWENTY-FIVE P0R EveM1a&
SATURDAY
BOOK-DAY.

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wholesome reading az you will find In
these old fayorites OF standard reading
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Hardy Norsenan. Adam Bedc, Romola,
Silas Manner. East Lynne. Lorna Doone,
The Iamplighter Tempest and Sunshine,
Homestead on the Hillside, Dream Life,
Reverics Of a Bachelor Jane Eyre, Thad-
deus OF Warsaw. Willy Reilly, Merles
Crusade. WOoed and Married. Warda,
Egyptian Princess. With Lee In Virginia,
Gold Elsie. Old Mam'sellcs Secret Jack
Archer Tom Brown School DAYS Tom
Brown AZ Oxford. Two Admlrals. The
Pathfinder and Water Witch
Dickens Complete Works. Is volumes.
bound IN good cloth AMI printed from
clear type, published at $50 Price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
BLEW HIS OWN HEAD OFF.
A CoIorcd Boy Near Ashland Acct
dcntnIIy Kills Himself.

ASHLAND, VA, Nov Especial
willie Ouarles. a ten-year-od son OF
Richard ouarles. coIored. who lives near
Ashland accidentally shot and killed
himself Yesterday while playing with a
gun.
,ndar the chin. and almost the entire
face was blown away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO ILL. Nov. 2t,-Wheat, de-
pressed by the forced liquidation of De-
cember. to-day slumped TO the bottom
mark for the present crop. closing Ad%c.
under yesterday. Corn sold of with
wheat and lower cables with final prices
haasc. iower Oats closed AaAc. under
and provisions with little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low Close
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George \. Waters.
DEATHS.

SKELETON. Died. suddenly. on Friday
morning. November the e4th instant.
JOHN q. SHELTON, Ia the forty
fourth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place At HE
residence on SATURDAY ATgEH.
NOON a. a:aO o'clock>
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WILMINGTON. y. c., Nov. 2I-SPIR-
IT'S OF TCRPENTINE-Noth doing.
prices unchanged, receipts So casks.
ROSIN-F.rm at S102i5Ti OTil. re-
ceiDts JB barrels.
CRUDB TURPENTTNE-Quie at 81 20
AZ 81: receipts. III barrels.
TAR-Firm 40 Sl.Jt: receipts, 10 bar
rplg
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e, Va. bag lots..........
PEANUT MARK T1.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. A-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancy. 2Ac.; strictly
prime, 2l9c., prime. PIC, common, 1hg
&c. pound. New Spanish. shelled, 05c.
bushel. Tone OF market active.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-COTTON-
There was no lack of spirit in operations
on the Cotton Exchange to-day, and as
compared with the recent comparatively
narrow price variations, pendulations dur
ing the days session were Of sufficient
scope 10 satisfy the most exacting opera
tor Following sudden and somewhat
unexpected uplift ia the Liverpool mar
Ret, the opening here was firm. with
prices TO points higher Not content
with this rise, the bun faction immedi-
ately sought 10 route their opponents and
aggressively purchased the general list.
reached. and a feVerish scramble TO cover
was soon I'm progress Before the advance
eliminated prices had touched level
l. 10 II points above the close Of ycster-
day Notwithstanding that profit taking
later caused fiurries Of reaction, the mar
ket held generally firm all day. with
shorts at mo- time in comfortable posi-
ton. Liverpool and the Continent sent
good buying orders. the South and north
ein epnners purchased tie January,
March and May positions The bear ele-
meut was made doubly nervous by fears
that Liverpool might advance during our
holiday tomorrow wall street took pro-
fits ON the morning advance hut much
Of This cotton wac repurchased late in
the afternoon. IN addition 10 the bullish
cables. hyis were SUPPORTED hy adviccs
from the South tO the effect that spot
prices We're forging upward pn good gem
eral demand. by very light receipts.
strong statistical situations here and
abroad. and q report from Fan River
that some 1000 pieces extras had
changed hands M full prices. with the
cloth market strong and tending upward.
The local market closed steady az net
gain of TO n points.
COTTON-Futures opened firm o to :
points higher. December 40. January.
745. February. 80. March. ~. April.
1jl. MAY 10. Juno. 1jG. July, 7jb.
August. 75l; september 7l3. october,
Futures closed steady: November. -;
December. 74G. January. 30. February.
Z -; March. 7.Jf. April 80. May. Us.
June $50. July. is. August. 7.5i. Sep
TENDER. III. October Z ~
Spot cotton closed steady at X higher.
middling uplands 49, middiing gulf, :;
sales. none.
COTTON-Stcady. middline "a net re-
Ccipts So bales gross. ISIS bales. stock
1c3.7N bales: exports to Great Britain
20 bales
Total to-dav-Net receipts. 30 80 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. I G3l bales. 10
the Continent. 405l bales. stock. l0l4.7So
bales
Consolidated - Net receipts. 2G2 73l
bales. exports 10 Great Britain. H.146
bales. 20 France. 2f4oG bales. tO the Con
tinent. Gt Sli bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
2.7g1 e3I bales: EXPORTS To Great Britain.
7lpG13 bales. 10 France. 29GGJJ bales. 20
the Continent 7G2.I57 bales.
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coTToN-The foIIowIng are The total


NEW ORLEANS. Nov 24.-COTTON-
Futures steady. November. 20 bid: De-
cember. 720N12t. January 722n7 %.
February. 7a5n727. March. 72Sa72o:
AuVil. 73Od731. May. G'l0I.33. June.
13}U14. July 7@407@G. August. 71gG
I2l September GSi06s7: october G.720
Go.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov 2f-COT-
TON-Market firm. sales. 1000 bales;
middling 7is07 3-l6
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 24.-SEA
ISLAND COTTON-Re Receipts 1912 bales 4;
sales 2.So5 bales; exports, none; stock,
u 81 bales.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2L-f T. M.-COT-
TON-Spot-GoOd business done. prices
3-32d higher American middling fair
4 1892. good middling. IS. middllng
1882 low middling 3 l-.i2. good Ordi-
nary, 3 27-32. ordinary. 3 PIP. Sales Of
the day We're 1900 bales OF which 90
We're FOR speculation and export. anu
included 11.i0O American. Receipts, %,
go bales including 2Oo0p American.
Futures opened firm and closed quiet at
the advance. American middling. J. m. g.,
her and December 1914 SEA. sellers.
December and January. . j-G4di G-Gf.
buyers January and February 4 4-GiT
G-Gi. buyers: February and March.
4 3-6f buyers. March and April, 4 2-6f0
3-6f value. April and Nav 1-GfU
2-Gi buyers. May and June. 1854.
buyers. June and July 4Q4 la buyers.
July and August. 4 sellers. August and
September. 3 Cl-G4a3 GOA, buyers.
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SALE OF BUFFALO RIDGE SPRINGS
Lynchburg To Have New Gas Plant
Colonel Burk's remains.

LyNCHBURG. VA, Nov. A-special -
Buffalo Ridge Springs. in Nelson county.
were sold to-day TO T. J. Asee and X. |.
Anderson for Si0.oVo. The property In
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SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 24-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTfNE-Fir at 49lzc. re-
ceipts 7SS casks; sales. LOS casks; ex-
ports. Az casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; receipts,
2G2 barrels: sales. / rs barrels; exports,
DO barrels.
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bling. SIC. mild steady; Cordova, SHsp
1lAc.
SCGAR-Raw steady: fair refining,
3 l-3Sc. Refining steady.
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NArAL STORES

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Nov. 24-TCR-
pDNTINEs-Market firm at i1c.. sales
- casks
ROsIN-Firm and unchanged, sales.
none.
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A WOMAN SENTENCED.
Thirteen Years for Throwing Nurioi
on Her Rival.

BOYDTON, VA, Nov 2A-Specal.-
Jennie Corprew the negro woman who
attempted TO take the lie of her rival,
Mary Hayes. by throwing carbolic acid
into her face and beating her In the
darkness. some three or four weeks since.
was tried before the County Court yester-
day, was found guilty and sent to the
penitentiary for thirteen years.
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by her had two children, both OF whom
remain.