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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
THE SEAB0ARD
WILL APPEAL
Opposed Cotton Rates Fixed by the
Commission.
MARRIED A SCHOOL GIRL,
Mr.. j, Watkins GoOdc, of Chase City,
Poses as Brother, and Then
Changes His Name on the
Hotel Register.

y RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. Especial
The Seaboard Air Line notifies the Cor
poration Commission that it will appeal
TO the Superior Court in the matter Of
rates on cotton seed and cotton seed
hulls and products. The question In
volyed is merely as to the construction OF
a rule of the commission. The Seaboard
holds it Is an aggregation Of roads, while
the commission holds it is one system,
for the purpose of traffic. and therefore
subject to the rates fixed for such
CLADESTINE MARRIAGE.
Yesterday a young man came here from
Chase city. Va. and went to Peace In
stitute TO see Miss Gilmore, who Is a
pupil there. He gave his name as George
Gilmore, a brother Of the young lady.
He took her to drive and had previously
secured 4 license. They went 10 the home
OF Rev DR.. Carter. presented the license
ard were married. lie then took his bride
10 the YarbOro. erased the name OF Gil
more under which he had registered. and
substituted ]. Watkins Goode and wife.
He stated he and the lady had been en-
gagged for some time, but her parents
wanted her to wait year. They did not
care to do so. so took the matter In their
own hands and planned the affair as 1t
was carried out yesterday.
BURKE-RAY.
The marriage OF Mr.. J. T. Burke. OF
Wilmington and Miss Maud Ray. OF
Raleigh, was the day wedding here yes
terday. Last night Mr.. J. c. Ellington.
Jr., and Miss Mamie Woollcott were mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. ., 1899.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. ., 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk
and James river sidlngs. merchandise and
pas. -ugers Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons, Philadel-
pha. Pa. merr andise and passengers,
clyde Line.
wood. L. Hicks.
Schooner Standard, Godfrey, New YORK,
salt. Harvey. Blair & Co.
Schooner II. NJ Summers, Smith Chick
ahominy. lumber, Taliaferro q Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Alton. Bailey, City Point, light
Barge SwansborO. Scott, Baltimore,
lumber
PORT NEWPORT NEWS NOV Q, 1899
ARRIVED.
Schooner George T. Dudley, New York
Schooner Childe Harold, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. 0, 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Accomack Thompson, Nor
folk mas engers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
poni river landings. passengers and gen.
tIdl cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Baltl.
more passengers and general cargo.
steamship Accomack Thompson. Nor
folk. pas engers and general cargo.
steamship Elm CITY, Haynes, Malta
ponl river landings. passengers and gen.
rral cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. NOV. 0.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Maria PiersOn, Lear, TO load
lumber
SAILED.
Schooner Ann Y. Mitchell. Alchdffey,
loaded lumber New Haven. Coma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 0.-FLOUR-Easy.
heavy transactions Tor South africa re-
ported on private terms. rumored a shade
under quotations. one concern bought
$500 pacAages.
RYE FLOJR-Stoady.
BUCKWHEAT FLCl R-Quiet.
CKWHEAI-Qulet.
COKNMEAI~-Flrm.
RlE-DuI; no. =, &c.
BABLLY-DuN.
WHEAT-Sp0t lrm, no. red, 49,. Up
tiOns opened weak at a decline of l4Hsc.
under cables and selling for foreign &C.
count, and further declined A0sc. under
local liquidation ia absence or OUTSIDE
support and in anticipation OF d Deail74
Government report tomorrow. closed
easy az net decline OF hul-e March
closed at 1o3.c.; May closed 40 'o,sc., de-
cember closed at 12Isc.
CORN-Spot firm: 80 .. 4Oa-c. options
opened easy az zee. decline under weak
cables but rallied on covering, ana closed
steady at Isc. net advance. May closed
at 3S.c; December, 3J4c.
OA1S-Spot quiet. track, mixed west
ern. 3Ju5lc. options nominal. no busi-
ness
cur 1lEATs-Quiet; picked bellies.
L4RD~Quiet; western steamed closed
at $J4j; city $j15; November closed az
SJ.GJ nominal. Refined quiet
PORI[-Dul.
BUTTER-Firm: western creamery, is
02jc.. State dairy, 1IQ2ji-c.
CHEESh-Steady; large, September
finest Ike.
EGGS-fIrm: state and Pennsylvania.
22Q23c., western ungraded, at mark, no
100.
OTATOES-Steadier: Jerseys, $40
1871: New York. S10lJO. Long Island,
81. 12la01. G2i5: jersey sweets SLJOa-.@0 3
southern sweets. Sl.2JNlJO.
CABBAGE-Dull. Long Island wa per
COTTON BY STEAM-To Liverpool,
264c.
PETROLEUAf-Firm.
ROSIN-Dull.
TJRPFNTINE-St
COTTON SEED OIL-Quiet; prime
crude tanks 2l22c.. butter grades -''.
COFFEE-Options opened firm at am adj
vance of > TO 10 points, ana continued 10
improve all day ON very active investment
buvng. local covering and support from
abroad. Bullish sentiment noufished on
strong cables light receipts, large DEW
cries and urgent spot demand. closed ilrm
IA n NET cain Of 20 10 - points. Sales.
m no haas. including December S5.6oI
Z 10. January. SJ.GVuJ.1o. Sp0t-hlo Ilin-
or. No Z invoice, Osc.i 40. JoDDIh5'
GI.c.. mild firm. CordoFd, a+ ll'4c
SUGAR-Raw steady but quiet, ialr re-
fning. 3 t3-lGc.; centrifugal, ." test.
4 lice. molasscs sugar 3 3-l0c. Nehned
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
BAPTIST DELEGATES.
Will Invite the General Associationlto
Meet la Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. g.
Special.-The CharlottesVille Baptist
church last might elected the following
delegates to the Geherai baptst Asso-
citation in Richmond on the 18th: Rev. DIR.
n Nv Tribble Rev John 7. Randolph
DR. s II shuck. Prof w. J. Perkins, NJ.
q Thomas 7 c. Matthews. John w.
Gilnore I. A. King, r. II. Fife. T. p.
carvar and Thomas Bailey. The dele-
ga,s, were instructed to invite the Asso-
ola don 10 hold their next session In
Charlottesville :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-COTToN-It was
a day OF great excitement and violent pen
dulations In the local cotton market The
opening was steady at unchanged prices
10 a decline OF 4 points, the loss resulting
from light local selling brought out by
weak cables from the future department
OF the English market. The trade had
anticipated an announced unfit abroad IN
sympathy With our emphatic rise OF yes
terday; but after opening 2 points higher
LsverpQtp slowly eascd of. 4bc invest
rnent etfblto appeared loath to abandon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. o-Market for cot
ton goods without material change; gen
oral demand still ahead OF current sup
plies Heavy brown sheetings and drills
scarce and strong. Courtyard sheeting<
also strong Print cloths unchanged and
idle Wide gray goods IN demand q, fui
pricce Bicachcd cottons heavy but firm
ialr demand. Denims. ticks, plaids and
other coarse col0red cottons against buy
crs Cotton hosiery and underwear In
good condition. well sold for spring and
grr1 fu rrlCe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
Or Fitzpatrick's Majority.

LIVINGSTON. VA, Nov. s.-Speciai-
Dr. A. h. Fitzpatrick's majority over
Gleason, Independent candidate for the
House OF Delegates, IS 5S5. The question
OF choice FOR United States senator was
eliminated from the canvass. and your
correspondent has no authority to an
nounce the preference OF the delegate
The sentiment Of the people is not IN
favor of the junior senator, 7. s. Martin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

Cash quotations were as foIlows. FI0ur
easy No spring wheat, 62gGihc.; No.
. red CSIt a09c. No corn, 32Q52Ac.i No.
? yellow corn. 3lAQ31Ac. No. oats,
-. 23i4c: No. white, 25lz42Uiic.; No 3
white 2iikQ36c. No. : rye, ,2c. No :
barley. 3SH43c. No. i naNseed, new,
S1274. Prime timothy seed, sos. Mess
pork, per barrel, N.l5aS.29. Lard. per 100
bounds. SJUiRaJ17l2 Short rib sides
doose) S4SJuj3O; dry sailed shoulders
(boxed), x.37is055O short clear sides
boxed. S52OQ5.25. Whisky. distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 23iz. But
ter firm; creamery. 15n2Ic. dairy, 146
Ole. Cheese steady at lll4gl2hc. Eggs
afeadY III fSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
About $40 copies OF our ooc' Music
90 he sold, special, DC.
rRtn.y BARGAINS IN WINTER UN-
DERWEAR.

DERWEAH-
About Is suits OF the Famous
Stuttgarten Sanitary Wool Shirts $50
and Drawers. regular price S2.1S.
broken sizes,
About dozen Mems Heavy
Natural Wool and Fleece LINED DOC.
Shirts and Drawers. nearly every
size.
About dozen Mems sec. Natu-
raj Randum Wool Shirts only, 1sc.
broken Sizes.
y pairs Stuttgarten $50 ladies'
Sanitary Pure Wool Pants. as We 81
have no vests 10 match we close
the lot at
Ladies' 81 Natural Wool Vests
and Pants, broken sizes......-....- ooc.
dozen Boys sc. Yeager Ribbed
shirts and Drawers ............... zoe.
dozen ChIdrsn's 6oc. Camers-
Hair Shirts. Pants, and Drawers, 3oc
sizes 81 TO y.
BLACK TAFFETA CLOVES. &c.
Inst q pairs OF Children's Best
&c Black Taneia Gloves, special, &c.
per pair.
Iaai-s' Black Cashmere Gloves,
warranted Past Black, per pair.... Tic.
Ladies' F1eeced Lined Sikol'ne
and Cashmere Gloves. all Fast 1Oc-
Black. the DC. and &C. kind, choice
per pair. ..-I .--
$50 CORSETS FOR 81.
r and C. $50 short-Hip Low-Bust Cor
sets. White and Black, sizes 70. H. = ~
"a only, 81 per pair.
Odd lot r. and G. Corsets and Ferris
Corset Waists. soiled from show-Whlte'
26c. per pair; Black. Soc. per pair
ODD sizes Warmers Nursing Corses'
were 81 %, only 81 per pair.
Odd lot High-Bust Short-Hip Corsets'
heavily boned, sizes 2, q. "A, % only 'oc'
value. only soc. per pair.
French Mixed Candy, containing
Chocolate Drops, warranted pure
lie. pound.
$50 PLUSH CAPEs. 39c.
Ladies' Plush Capes. fun sweep, Thioe'
IL Oxford Gray Homespun Cnpes
collar trimmed In fur, 25c.
Atwood Serge Tailor Made suits
Elton style $3.50.
. ladies Tan Atwood Kersey Jackets
>on,y large sizes, sold for $3.50. speeia! to-
day. 1850.
3 SILK Waists, in light shades, for
evening, 00c.
40 Cream Flannel Waists. diagonally
tucked, to-day, S1.0s.
Lightweight Jackets. tan covert. a,
front. 800.
Short Knit Skirts, Light Blue and
Cream. 25c.
pieces Boucls Cloaking, Black and
Black and Brown. As inches wide, worth
sE6s, at sec.
designs Bright Colored German Piaids
. inches wide. sc. value, at 1oc.
pieces Vsri-Colored Fancy Suiting
wool stock. &c. grade. 1sc.
DoubIe-Fold Wool Fancy Suiting, gooC
school effects. sc. quality, IL lie.
Wool Yard-Wide Serge, two-toned ef
.ects, &c. quality. at 25c.
serges. cheviot. Poplin. and Fancy Suit
ing. about 40 yards short lengths TO
yards, full variety colors, at less thar
cost price.
to yard ends Tareta, full yart
wIae HIGHT eolors only. lOe. quality. TIA
yard. 8 I-2c.
Yard-Wide Rice Cambrics. Pink, Blue
Cream. and Red. loc. quality, the yard
&c.
Cotton Canvas. the 1Oc kind. Black
Brown. and Slate, at 7 Sc.
Black and Colors Drsssmahers' cam
brics. 2 10 yard ends. the Sc kind' IN
yard, 2 Use.
,to4 yards ends Percaline sateen. Nea
g1ks. and siIesias, Colors and Black a
less than cost AA4,--1s,....---.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-FLOUR-Steady
and unchanged.
the month. 81 Q6sikc.; December G0S,q
o9jsc Southern wheat by sample, O2g
69lkc
CORN-Very dull; mixed, spot and
month, 37%a3sc.; December, s7Sq3TIsc. /:
November and December. new or old,
3ta. q37c; January and February. 36Izq
3Ga.c. Southern white CORN B5Q3Sc.. new.
OATS-y1rm. Go. white. 30a31o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
NA.AL STORES

SAVANNAH GA. Nov. 9.-SPIRlTS
or TTRPEN'rTNE at she; re-
ceipts. ~ casks: sales, 300 casks. exports,
Coz casks.
ROSTN-Firm and unchanged: receipts.
3.427 barrels: sales. 172 barrels; exports
1.4IG barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
sbakespeare's View or Law.

William c. Devecmon, OF Maryland.
has whittier little tcok entitled In re
Shakespeare's Legal Requirements He
gives number OF instances In the plays
wherein the dramatist made incorrect use
OF legal Technology. His references 10
the famous trial scene In The Merchant
OF Venice" are particularly apt and cali
culated to convince the unprejudiced in
vestigator and student that 6haksspsares
ussis krewlsdgt Of tho lew hardly reach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

THIRD FLOOR SPECIdLS.
Az Wool Yard HIde Ingram, 25c.
Remnant Extra Quality Ingram, sfc'
Wool Smyrna Rigs, doc, Sfse, I9c.
6, 60 Wool Smyrna Rugs, $3.50.
,diosf 20 ofzSc HaSSooks 25c
Short LHg{kS of ;0c. Mating, yard &c.
HOSIERY.
"a neirs OF Ladies SOC. Fancy Black
IJsls Drop stitch Hose. SOC. per pair.
noe pairs OF Ladies' i5c. Real Aaeo 20
gauge Black Hose. for DC. per pair
r1S pairs Of Chudren's u l-2c. Full seam .
,eas ixl Ribbed Hose, few pairs OF each
size. for lie. per pair
q, pairs OF Chndren's Y lie. Black ana
White Wool Hose, &c. per pair.
lIs pairs Of Ladies' lsc. Black WOOL
Hose. IL lie per pair
ln pairs OF Boys Gc. Heavy Bicycle
Hose. 14c. per pair.
100 pairs OF Ladies i9c. Black Lisle
Thread Hose. IL lie.
~ pair. OF Ladies Black ana Nh''"
Polka Dot Hose. worth 9c., for i-c' per
pair. s,rc,.,s
zoe. FOR 3S-lkCH bOuDbh LIZ n
80 FOR p-INCH JACQUARD CHE
VIOTS. -.,-...,,, r.oprr>,
BLACK SILK BRAIDED 80" hNOi''
coroRED TOM THUMB FRINGE, &C.
u YARDS COLORED SILK 0oi'l0'
ODDS AND ENDS TRIMMINGS. &c
YARD.
, do-es Rfa,I Bnf'OaS, on a oard, &C.
O9ft and Ends 0f Bakf0HS' &C. do@sH'
Bka1k VeI1ef BH t5nS, %. do@eN. 80
Oh stamped Duck Doyiies'
ipcbe. square, latest designs
each. % "a
sattn Damask Centrspieces, Is ana
% inches square. beautifully s'an'peu'
DC each. %
Hemstitched Swiss Centrepieces' y
inches square, %. each. 81
Stamped and Tinted Pillow Tops AZ
new materials and patterns, ioc' e'0h'
6oc. Ter I7AHt' 81, 50 SIX caps.
7Sc ter Boys While SIR IanS.
Doe Ioy Child,eR'S $50 Reefe,S.
Z 1Sc Tor In/aHts' Flannel Skirts.
zSc Tar ChlkfS Flannel Skif.
I2Hc 70, Infants Silk CdPfS.
roc ter Irfapfs'S 500. ShPpetS.
Ladies' Linen Coiiar~, ali "'ie'
and sizes, choice sc. each
| Ladies' Linen cuffs. &c. each.
Ladies' Feather Boas, with ripp"i
| ends, Ice. -.
Ladies' Black Liberty SILK boas' WIN
! accordion-pleated ends. 1oc.
ChiIdren's school Hnaukercnie's
| coIored borders, L lie.
| ladies' Sheer Swiss Hemstitched Hanu
| kerchiefS plain white, 3c
| LADIES' Pure Linen. Sor-FlnlSh heh
! stitched Handkerchiefs, t'e.
! CLOTHING SPECIALS.
BOYS HATS. WITH SWEAr-BANDS
zoe. ,,r., 20,
| PAIR. 40
MEMS GOOD WORKING PANTS. osc
| Gold Alloy Eye-Giasses, paten
\ spring aad Offset, Zoe. pair
smoked Spectacies, rdins DOW 'oc
| pair
| Eye-GIass Cords. all siIL, black, 90
NEWS WEAR.
25c. for Mems ~ and Gc. stun Bosom
| Percale shirts, 4 pair separate cuiIs VIII
every shirt
&c each for Mems bc. Genuine Cellu
| loid Collars. standing and turn-down.
nc. for ChHdren's Do. All-Sllk WIND
sor Ties and Bows.
IOc. for Mems l1e. LIsle-Thread Gar
! tiers, ali solid colors
zoe. for Mems &c. Dogskin Gloves
dark coiors only All sizes.
Zoe. for Mems - and soc. Bricr
| Root Pipes.
nc. for Mems 25c. Wool sox. light an,
! dark-gray.
U0c. Tor Mems 81 and 81 ID Percale au'
| Madras Stid-Bosom Shirts, open back an
| front.
oyc. buys G5s Pink OF Blue Elan
neilette Gown. slightly soiled.
Ioc. buys pair OF Ladies Muslii
| Drawers. with oambric rufie.
75c. buys q AZ Petticoat. with row
| OF inserting and lace edge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

ried in the church OF the Good Shepherd.
II was a beautiful white Wedding and
the many friends Of the popular young
couple filed the church They will make
their home here.
Mr.. Albert J.. Baker, Of Chicago. is
here 10 train an opera troupe in the
Chimes of Normandy" which will be
given by amateur talent here on the 10Th
for the benefit of Rex Hospital with
such trainer, and such talent as Raleigh
boasts Of. the little opera will score a
success. Mr. Baker has trained two
troupes here before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

RYF%Dull and easier; No. nearby. JGc.
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged.
on EESE-Steady and unchanged.
BUTTER-F'irm and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. NOV. 9.-An Increase IN
stocks. a languid foreign demand and the
weakness OF Liverpool to-day resulted in
wheat touching the lowest point Oh lno
in the session, however, advanced the
Drice. December closing unchanged ana
Nav -. lower Corn was firm ON light
county offerings. December closing tsc.
and May &c. UP. PROVISIONS sho" eu
inc &c. over yesterday. oats closed 1sc.
higher.
~. Lo.alno. fminrns rangel as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
PEANUT MARKETS.

. NORFOLK. VA, Nov 9.--PEANUTS-
Farmers stock, new crop, fancy, 24c.;
strictly prime. 2Eq2Sc' prime 2ac.
Spanish. G5c bushel. Market bare Of old
nuts Tone firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
AN APPEAL.

In the Superior Court to-day. the case
came up on appeal from the order or the
corporation commission vs.. the Raleigh
and Eastern and Raleigh and Augusta
railroads. as 10 the minimum carload OF
commercial fertilizers This is the same
kind Of suit decided by Judge Simontou In
regard 10 the Carolina Central as brought
by Mrs. Matthews.
Work has begun on the odd Fellows
brilding here Two Old stores on the prin-
cipal business street are being torn away
TO make room for the building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
A DISPOSITION
TO LIQUIDAlE
IN Speculative Holdings Was Mani
fest in Stock Market
THE BOND MARKET WAS WEAK
In Sympathy WIN stocks-''oS'"s
Mas Easy and Near Low Level
of the Day-Moncy Mar
kct Stiff.
THE BOND MARKET WAS WEAK


NEW YORK. NoV. IA general us
position TO liQuidaie lu speculative h1!I-
iugs Was manifest h ,Hc S,oDN '''-,.,,,i
to-day Eall} lu ,i, ""S Sit lie
siIenh'u was 1', i''-icr ou0,stions clblcd
primarily l' the ni5hSt g"o.'e' - 1.,,
ron i.'NN.'' "'i" "''''" 49,. b,,t no
tho strength t' 'iS 10y 80 ,bc ,otaI
CROWNS s.i"l4'Ha w - E..,,,,,,d
~"sthV' on .,l .n ,t.,,,',i and tbnv
discouraged me uult titWruT anu ~'Ns
were sellers Of the whole hst as the Gay
advanced. weakness OF 9toCN9 M"7
very well distributed, except ioI tne spC,
ciM collapse ln leather Situ all'S,oU @.'
nc ndustrals ana spocialues are rather
greater. because me mmltneh'a lot '"'
long account in tno-c s'@Shs WeIe - , ,,'
Ihcfe was Neiy ",oE1 9Ii..iie 49,, ~
the T0lrouu Nsi d"1 . l'' p, N.''i' va
prominent stocks I'D ,n"l uel"i' li'' NJ Nv
net &c .tln'7 on " i''i'. VT ~i. i,,,.,er
si'eclates iNc "F ,i"b, ,.ll9 t
and tOin.s lot t"c N"'.lb ~, M ~
exception sH-"i- Pc lso.T .t re,r,,I ,,,.,d
steel STOCKS. .t", vi 60 ana yt,i,. and
resistance 10 u''.ll,' 49, a."
American hoop "elo 'A@liii'.oa. .,,.1 i,
A'ltn,.oH M.'s ,,t,ot inn cortinu-
the money "l.. NJ ~-,',,, WI, hanks are
--is :" '.l'','e 80. ,ln,yire+ !, etfu further
Hecieass D.. '"c ~ i's,'L etstcme.t. The
SERVES it Wv 49, -,.....,,r,. officfa Is
ehpNa.l, "''eis''. -.r,. f,,rt6er meas
"-"-"S IN r ~ tbe Gnverntnent dissi-
uita OF lt.iVt D' ny 49,, ,,ro,-9lent i'm
Leitd the H0P.s lnr' tht h,nts have
wall street yeS'eIgaS e. ~ ,rr,,e,,,- some
ost allea9y 20 yn' ,'o , i,,t.I,ridav the
ElhiE ,lAe 1,ro,ri,ry Denartment is
ATTITUDE OF W.. ,.1'i, ,votanre at chi
important Rev lD.H IL, ',,,ts 1iscouut
c0Eo teil, a6 an 10 -D't W. -,,,,i,,o an the
compared Win ~ S''i'' i'
ouenins o.! tue N',,e.N',,..,o,, ,r the interior
INC coi l'., .,-,i tt. al,sorntion bv the
metd lot hloI.s ",@ ~ a.. .iirnlus I'm the
Treasury uy means on ,.''ii,,-- i1 of Loans
revenus ls met ny 'll, .,..'t''7 st,rl- COL
placed in the STOCK maj '''
laler.u. -,.,~, can e., sterling ex-
lhete Wa s.1 r,ii,. due ia me nrrncr
chanBe lo-NS' l.lDs - ,,,rtiv 10 an in-
local money iI,u e'1 60 httnr which are
creased supply ol CoS'vL ~, ,.oi,r,e
now coming IuINa4u W. -.' H., r}9rt az
But the "tehly sl', ,,,'s,r.si,.e decline
Eng,and' showing q I pigS ~ liability.
IN W., re bo,e Of relief from that
quarter ne Iecu.'oi ,'aoi,i,, statement
Bank or FfdHCt ia ~ by i,,r,ediafe
relieves tne appleue,iI.Sl,o" ~. az. ts discotnf.
rise IN thai lnslllu,ig. oe az e.ororil,,
but this sIna,l pains sI.t ~. ,.i,1l. money
hardening tendency Oh 'l'0 WIN
mar keis .,,. .,,o,- ,,,ri,o+ was
The Closing OF we ,l,,.7,+iro icyel Of The
easy anu ID -..r sl.c ~" AZ Incident of the
cav IoI ~, l '1,s..,o,,5 for silver certificates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

CHARLESTON s. G.. Nov. o.-TUR-
PENTINT-Market steady at 47c; sales,
IL casks: receipts. ] cask.
barrels; receipts. 3 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

WILMINGTON. \. g. Nov. o.-SPIR-
IT'S or TURPENTlNtt-Stea az 4Ig
47l1c. receipts. II casks.
ROSIN-Firm at 9jc dSl; receipts, 393
barrels
az ~: receipts % barrels.
TAR-Steady at $3.50, receipts, 190 bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
GRAIN ANp coTToN EXCHANGE.

Quota ions are FOR bonds maturing In
NOT less fhan ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
cau arm an 4414 pr cent; LAST loan ar q
pcr cent: ruling rate 10 per cent: prime
,,.....s,,tile ranor. 5q5W per cent Sterling
Dvobapoe weak with actual business In
bonlers' bills al 81 N5HdAeGi5 for demand
and at 4S1iadfS2h for sixty days. posted
ratcs "a e9i5 and SiS7a. commercial
Nils 4e1it0fS2 silver certificates 39i2
Len. rar silver. 5S7.. Mexican dollars.
~ c,ovornmcut bonds irregular; State
bonds Inactive. railroad bonds weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 9.-CoTT0N-
Futures steady. November. 7.23 pa; De
oember. 7.2ln725. January. 10 - /.
February. 72JNT9G. March, rs ~
April, 729QT3l: May. T31; june. I.a-a
73f: July. 733q7.85. August, 30, sep
TENDER. 0s2qG 81, October. G124G6.1o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

Steamer Alton. Bailey, City Point, light
Barge SwansbOr0. Scott, Baltimore,
lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
LEARNING SPANISH.

Manila letter in The Chicago Record.
An cxhortation heard on the ball grounds the
other day illustrates how the American soldiers
are getting on with the Spanish language. The
coacher was talking and what he said was
something like this
Take lead, take lead there, Off second
get Off the base-hurry up-there you go-take
a lead go, go, go-run, run. slide. All. mucho
bucno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

done ano the crew Of brave men. which has
dwindled down TO two Is still waiting FOR the
medals; and although the men who are most
concerned will say nothing on the subject, some
Of their friends make remarks on the 'ngrati-
tude Of republics"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
Fine BICYCLE DISPLAY.
Exceptional Assortment ut Lloyd's-What
- the 80 Season Brings.

The season of 1899 has made many
changes in the selling OF bicycles.
Lloyd this year presents a most at
tractive array. and he who fails to
suit himself there must be hard to
please. The store has been rear
ranged and in addition to bright
colors to please the eve. a complete
line of bicycle sundries has been put
in. A repair shop in competent hands
has also been established, so that in
every particular Iloyd's is thoroughly
up-to-date. Carrying IL different
makes of leading wheels, he is pre-
pared to give everything in the wheel
line from A. to Il. He will give you
n bargain anyway you want it, buy,
trade or sell. He handles many of
the best known wheels, and sells them
Mt fair prices. He was the pioneer in
fair-priced bicycles and still keeps in
the lead when it comes to giving You
your moneys worth in bike. If
you serve yourself well you will not
fail to visit Lloyd's when YOU are
looking for bargain in wheel.