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newspaper office and wanted to take the pa
per. How long do you want it," asked
the clerk. &C. Jess as long as it is, boss. FL
1t don't fit de shelves kin tar e piece of
myself.0
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To spend too much time in studies is
sloth; to use them too much for ornament is
affectation; to make judgment wholly by
their rules is the humor of q scholar.
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weekly Globe, Boston.l

Geo. E. Savory, ESQ.,, Asst. Police Clerk,
refers to a case of agonizing sciatic suffering
of frequent occurrence, and which was cured
by St. Jacobs Oil in less than half an hour.
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There is Post office down South called
Dammit. IT'S too bad, as Mr.. Richard Dead
eye would say.-BostOn Transcript.
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The only genuine Axle Grease has the name
OF Frazer on every package and wears longer
than any other.
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A BIzzYBoDDY liz like setter pup, he
plunges hiz noze into everything. and hunts
for things just az sharp WHARF they amt az
WHARF they are likely to be. Josh Billings.
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REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE meets with won
derfuI success in all cases Of skin diseases.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20

! WnHoFr's Fever and Ague Tonic, the
old reliable remedy, now sells at one dollar.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20

The Watch on the kind-Guarding water.
melon patch. Philadelphia BulJstin. ----
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THE man on the fence expects to save him.
self by hedge.-N. o. Picaypne.
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CRATE takers are like hi-stepping horses.
They will trot all day in Q door-yard, and mol
git out ov it.-Joa Billings.
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The City Missionary of Boston says about Az
LENS LUNG HAf.6A NJ There certainly can
not be found better cough or lung remedy As an
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USEFUL KNOWLEOlfE Tor che FARMER,
for the Mechanic, for the Business Man, and for
the Household. Every lrdat made knofcn. mine
Of valuable information Fastest selling book pub
Ished. For circulars and extra TERMS address
M0FFAT PUBIC CO. 30 Pine St., St Louis, Mo.
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Series OF Accidents ON the Georgia
Central RaIlrOad.

MACON, GA. November 29.-Early yester-
day morning passenger train on the Geor-
gia Central railroad broke in half half mile
from Macon. The steam. brakes stopped
the rear bali on the down grade. A heavy
freight train following telescoped the
sleeper half way, killing the engineer. The
president OF the Central railroad. w. NJ.
Wadlcy, and The yice-presldeni. Mr.. RaouI.
were in the sleepiDg-car, but escaped
through a window. Several Of the plssen-
gers were hurt, but none fatally. A few
minutes after the collision n second heavy
freight train ran into the middle train,
smashing the cars into fragments. En-
gincer Crosby, 81 the middle train, was
with his hand on the lever, which
was reversed. lie was damned
against the hot boiler by a freigbt-car leap
ing over the tender. and was di>embOwrlIed
and roasted. The other engineers and fire.
men leaptd and were saved. Matt. Free
man, OF Macon, was badly cut in the head
by Il fragment Of car-seai. The accident
occurred on a steep grade where the trains
could not be checked. The track has been
cleared, and tram. are again running.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE OIspArCu.

RAGING IN COLLEGE POINT,
NEW YoRK-FATAL ACCIDENT on THE
GEORGIA CENTRAL RAILwAY-BOILER-
EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE-PROPER.
TY DESTROYED IN NEW YORK CITY BY
EXPLODING GAS, AND THREE MEN DAN
GERoUsLY woUNDED-A STEAM COTTON
GIN fXPLODEs At DYERsBURG, TENN
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECI-
sIoN-GARFIELD LEAVES FOR OHIO-THE
ROss-TRIt KETT RACE; TRICKETT AN
EASY wINNER-NEws FROM THE CHILL
ANs-HANLAN AND LAYCOCK TO ROW ON
THE THAMEs-wHAT THE BOYCOTT RE.
LIEF EXPEDITION CosT-DAMAGE TO
OCEAN sTEAMERs-THE IRISH LEAGUERs
NOT TO BE CoERCED-FEARs OF THE PEO-
PIE IN THE DisAffECTED IRISH DIS.
TRTCTs-THE OUTBREAK IN CASHMERE
KHl Der TO BE EvACUATED--THE JUDO.
MENT IN THE FRENCH LIBEL CASE.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
En2ian1.
THE Ross.TRICKETT RACE-TRICKETT THE WIN

THE ROSS. TRICKEIT KACE-TRICkkTI The WIN
NER.
LONDON, November 29.-Netber Ross
nor Trickeit was in very good trim for the
race, hut both did good work SATURDAY.
Ros, had Surrey station. The start was a
good one. Ross Immediately went length
or more ahead, and maintained this lead to
Hammersmith, when foul occurred,
Tricketts scuIl touching Ross boat. 1t
was a good race after this to the top Of
Chiswick Evot, where Trickett took the
lead. ard at Barnes's bridge rowed right
away from Ross, who was then beaten,
| Trickctt finishing an easy winner by four
lengths. Two TO one was freely offered on
Ross, but without takers. The attendance
was very thin.
The time of race distance four and a
oua,ter milesl was thirty minutes and
twenty-tbree seconds. The tide was very
poor. Trickett and Ross will row again at
balI.past . O'Clock next Saturday afternoon.
HANLAN AND LAYCOCG MATCHED.
| LONDON, November "a match Tor E3OO
aside was arranged to-day between Hanlan
and Lavcock, to be rcwed on the Thames
| within six weeks from tie time OF signing
the articles. which will he done tomorrow.
The fine Of the race has not been settled
upon, as Hanan will have the option OF
naming any day within the six weeks from
! Tomorrow.
LONDON, November 29.-The American
company which gave prizes in the recent
national regatta has offered the sum OF
! Ell 900 as prize for match between Ham,
Ian and Laycock.
Cost of the Boycott Expedition.
LONDON, November 29.-The total cost oil
the Boycott relief expedition was ElO,oOO'
Ireland.
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT WILL NOT USE CO.
ERCIvE MEASURES IN THE DIsAFFkcTED DIS
| TRICTs-DREAD OF The PEOPLE.
LONDON. November pa dispatch to
the Times from Dublin says that the resolu
lion Of the Cabinet not 10 resort to coercion
has caused very deep disappointment and
anprehension among all classes IN the dis
tric;s affected. They look with alarm al the
prospect of more Outrages and Tor wider
sDread intimidation and disafiectloD. There
| is good reason to believe that the Executive
Will try 10 show by greater activity ana
energy that they possess sufficient power IN
the ordinary laws. The disturbed districts
are flooded with constabulary and mill
tary. and all the resources at the COM
mand of the authorities are available
when REQUIRED for the pr'tciion oil
life and properly, but The secret and com
nIete organization Of the Lcaguers enables
ibem Ia anticipate the movements OF the
constabulary, and In some instances 10 de-
faat them. There caI be little doubt thai
rho oryuniZatiOn Of the Leagueis j render
Cd most perfect and formidable by thelI
Ieonrection with the FeniaI system. 1t u
this that makes their intlm.dtii0n so IRE
s,s,ii,ie in some districts. It's praciiced
Min great subtlely aud skill, so that au
,hori,ies are unable TO counterac' 1t. The,
can deal only with open acts OF violence
wsich are avoided as much as possible
While more efiectua. system OF terrorism
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From Warrington.

SUPREME COURT Observation-Disclosures
GAEFItLD LEAVES FOR HIS Quo ZONE.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-ln the
United States supreme Court to-day de-
cision was rendered in the case OF the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company against lIambiin county, Tenn.
The judgment OF the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee was affirmed.
General and Mrs. Garfield left here to-day
for Mentor, Ohio.
An order was issued by imasterGen-
eral Maynard to-day raising the following
post.oftces 10 the grade OF presidential Of
fees from and after the 1>t OF January next,
with salaries for fu ure iucumbents a. stated
below: Concord, \. c., $1,000; La Grange,
Texas, 81, 100.
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Ell excitement resulted, and organized
search and pursuit commenced. The
Browns were highly esteemed, and the
general Indignation was indescribable. The
conviction that the public safety must be
promptly vindica'ed became al once higher
than reverence for The forms OF law, with
all It's delays, and II IL likely the entire
county would have united at once In the
lynching OF the murderers " they could
have been caught. Mean time the wife and
two children OF the murdered n an were at
Bristol, aud were In the act Of moving into
their new quarters, anticipating q pleasant
T, Union In few days with the husband and
father
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A Midnight Ride and Accident.
baltimore Sun

An accident occurred at a late hour FIJI
day night to Mr.. Moncure Robinson and
DR.. r. 5. Henderkoper, OF the Rose Tree
FoX-Hunting Club, now on Visit 10 thls
city, by which Mr.. Robinson was seriously
injured. While spending the evening social
~ at Mount Vernon Hotel with number OF
gentlemen a discussion arose as TO The fela-
five merits Of certain horses owned by the
gentlemen present, and Mr.. Robinson and
DR.. Henderkoper agreed to settle the mat
ter by dash around the fimlico track.
Their horses were saddled and brought out
and they started for 7 imlico at rapid gait.
AT such q late hour turnpike gates are
closed, and the gentlemen, not aware OF
the eXisterce of such on obstruction
between Baltimore and Plmlico, came
in violent contact with the closed
turnpike gate on The Keislerto"h
road Just beyond the city limits.
Horses and men went down. Mr.. Rob-
iuson sustained an oblique fracture OF The
right Thigh. bone near the knee, and was
badly bruised. DR.. Henderkoper was badly
bruised aud also injured about the knees.
The horses, thoroughbred animals OF value,
that had been on the turf, were badly IN
iured, one OF them beyond recovery. III !,
thought the snow on the ground was OF
some servre In breaking the fall OF the
riders. The gentlemen were taken into the
toalgate. house and afterwards brought to
Mount Verson Hotel, where they were al
tended by DR.. Claude Van Bibber and Pro-
lessor Allan p, Smith. Mr.. Robinson;
limlb was pEt In the anterior splint satur
day morning, and he Is nov more eomforta
bic. DR.. HeDdsrkoper Is not badly injured
and ~il sooa be abo0t. Mr.. Robinson II
brother to Jean NJ. Robinson, OF this city.
of the Norfolk Steam boat Line. aud son Of
Mr. Mopcure Robinson, OF Philadelphia
Ills wife came on to Baltimore Yesterday.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AskOAANAOkSD ASohSSS AVA sAAeAAASAs
NOVEMBER 29.-The following are the quotations
DAEK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lpgs.-Common 10 good, t4.5e6lf6.
Lsdf.-Common, f6.50@t7; mesnum, tS1tg
good sl0s$ll; fine, tl2@sI4; extra doe, $3.50
Stemming.-Common, s3@t4; medium, 46&
$3.50; good, ssGs9; 6ne, $10@$l0.75.
DARK roBAcco-MAgUFAcTUR
Lug Fiiers.--t'ommon. $3.50@S4; mediuss,
t4.50ds5: good, s5.50mf6.
Leaf Fftiers.--Common. f56f5 so: medium,
$50 $3.50; good, s7d 80; fine. S91Sl0.
WraDpers.-Common, f7.5oGSs.50: medium
+s.50@s9: good sa.5n@sl0; fine, s10@tlI :
extra sur-crred, f12M15.
BRIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Smokers.-.ominvn, sSGsl0; medium, fI0G1
fI2; good, tl2@Sl6; fine. sl6@s20.
FtHers.-Common, t6dfS: medium, S7@s0 !:
good, sle@fl2; fine, nominal.
WrdDpers.-Co mon, III 0Gf1 8 medium, ! y 5Ga
$40: good, t20GS30; line, f40@f50: fancy, s6t
@s75.
Wrappers, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S12m&i6 {;
medium, $3.50 ago; good, t22Gs25; ine, 5000
$40, extra, t45@f50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
princiDally 10 good old beavy-bodied Jugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old lugs, s46s5: Kentucky River lugs, 500
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3Gsls.
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6y TeieEFayD.
NEW YORy.


new YORK.. November 29.-CoitoD qui.t anu
Arm: sales, 4l9 bales; uplands, i2c:: oricaus
IaLc. consolidated net receipts. 4 l,D09 bales ~.
nor,s-(;reat Britain. 1887 bales; France. 4.oo5
bales; continent, bales sou.eerS nour 9 an
and heavy; common 10 fair .xtrn, to:4UWf9,e
good 10 choice extra, s5.95@ti 20. Wheat Ia re.
lower and very heavy, si!h ilsht sxpor, Is9I'iiS
si 2ex Corn about Ne. lower aud moderately ae-
live. closing 6rmer: unsTaded, o7@6ic. na,s heavy
and k6fle. lower, closing more steady NC; ., tSe
Hon, dull and unchanged. Cofiee quiet aud lower
Rio, li@l4se sugar In fair demand and hrm
centrifugal. So l6e sac fair TO good rennins
aniry. Moias es unchanged and quiet. Rice y iai'
demand aud steady. kosin dull At tl.!o @tl.oo
Tnrp+n,iue du' at 46c. Wool firm and iairiy ae
tive: domestic fleece, 32sao3e; pulled, yo@Soe.'
unwsshed. lac 35c Texas, l4@36e. Fora dnl
and wholly nominal; mtss, Tor export, w oOHs
AIS. Middles dul and easier; long cleav. S1.1o
short. fedte.l2k: long aud short, 1870. Lar.
openPd stronger: closed heavy ana about iOs. p~ei
al % 95@$0. Freights dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 29.-Flour duh, O. isr
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is carried ON under external appearance Of


France.
THE LIBEL JUDGMENT AGAINST RocHEpoRr, &c
LONDON. November 30 "A Paris dispatch
10 the Times says the Socialist paper pro-
poses subscription to cover the fines in
the De Cissey case, while General De Cissey
intends to give the damages awarded him
to the military fund.
The leniency OF the sentence seems due
TO Two reasoDs-first, the judges thought
that a parliamentary investigation might
reveal something, and they could not there
fore Impose an irreme1able penalty like
imprisonment; secondly, the impI isonment
Of the defendants might have led to demon
STATIONS IN the stress and clubs.
The judgment. however. perfectly re-
habiItales General De Cissey, but the OFF,
GERS OF the army seem much irritaied at the
Judgment, OF which they cannot exactly
comprehend tue motives.
The Outbreak I'm Cashmere.
LONDON, November 80 A dispatch from
Calcutta to the Times says: "News from
the outbreak in Cashmere Is rea 'suring.
The MAZDA Rajlh is, however, pushing for
ward reinfOrcPmenis."
Khyber TO be Evacuated.
LONDON, November ga Dispatch from
Calcutta TO the Times says that orders have
been issued for the removal OF telegraph
between Peshaw1ur and Lundikatol. This
seems 10 indicate the speedy evacuation OF
khy Der, which is the sole remaining fruit
OF the campaign in Northern Afghanistan.
Ocean steamers Damaged.
LONDON, November 29.-The steamer ITO
pia, from London for New York, has put
into Plymouth. She lost her funnel and
sustained other damage by heavy weather.
The steamer Ferdinand Won Der ToeleH,
from New York FOR Antwerp, has passed
the Sicily Islands. She lost her boats aud
sustained other damage.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, November 29.-Tbe Peruvian
Guano Company have received a telegram
stating the Chilians occupied Ptsco, 1870
miles south OF Lima, on the 20.h instant
without opposition.
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Disastrous Gas Explosion.
A wHuTE.STREET TENEMENT BLOWN
PIh CES-THREE MEN INJURED.

IltNbo MN iN"bhbb'
NEW YORK. November ga disastrous
explosion OF gas, which had leaked from a
detective pipe, took place this morning in
the basement Of a ive-story iron building,
No. &C White street, occupied by Wilmer.
ding, Hoguct Il Co. The floors were blown
I'D and the building badly shattered. Three
men, named Keobbe, Mckee, and Brown,
were dangerously injured. Keobbe will
nrObabIV a O.
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house and all Of its appointments had been
all paid for By the generous builder.
Tomorrow Rev. J. william Jones snd
Rev. J, l.. Lswless will organize Sunday
school add have preaching at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Lawless will preach Ia the new house
two Sabbatbs In each month.
Thus closed most delightful aud long.
to.be.rcmembercd occasion. VIAT0R.
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EXPLOSION ola steam Cotson.Gin.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, November 30 -GeOrg'
r. Baker a. Co.'S steam cOtion.gi At Dyers
burg. Tenn, was burned Saturday, with ;
large amount Of seduction. Loss. $1,000
NO'nsuranCe.
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COMMERCIAL.
pA1N AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, NOFtnper @V' 1oo0'
SALES.
Market opened firm bu, closed weaker. s''e' ~
follows: M Al o,
Ms,sa "a rars ,ood Lancaster, sl4 bushels a,
az Ss as and tlsc for good very s9cSa d Sos
PRIME mixed, vse 1ashek . ~ sss Bushels al Al
sho'ee Zoo and ti.25, for choice yoed' and
prime. oso ,,sbe,s at 40 and sac. for
CouH.--Wh Ie lev Wired 634 busbe ; at u
eocd n snc s o seod very good aud prime new.
MEAL ga busheh al oVc.
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Fatal fsOi!cr Explosion.

WHEELING, w. VA, November 20 The
wind-drum under tie boilers at the works
Of the Norway Tack Factory blew up this
morning, wrcckng that part Of the building,
and killing William Lodge, engineer. The
damage To the building is about $500.
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Norfolk.

SUDDEN DgATH-THE STORM ABATED.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va. November CIV. It.
Fentress. a well.known citizen and former
merchant. dropped dead yesterday.
The storm. which has lasted here almost
incessantIy for four days, seems abated to-
night.
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DIph,herin Raging at College Point.
New York.

FLUSHING. n. Y. November 29.-Dlph-
iberia - spreading rapidly in College
Point. Five deaths have occurred within
the past twenty -four hours.
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Fifteen yalusb:e swans and geese belong
ing TO the collection located ia Central
Park, New York, were killed by dogs on
Thursday night. The birds were valued at
$1,000. The marauding dogs came from
'he fimilies occup. Ing the shaniy region In
The neighbour lod OF The park.
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FINANCIAL.
GELATBNE.

GELATgNE.
CHALMERS'S GELATINE,
SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR FAMILY UsE:
UNQUALIFIED FOR STRENGTH
AND PURITY,
AND TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
ANY OTHER GOOD GELATiNE.
For sale by all drugg &.
PURCELL. LADD & CO..
nO27.eOd "bo'esae NKe"r-
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, November 29.-Tbe Posts dnslclaI
ard r. saws: Al the Stock Exchange lne chloi ln-
Itresi has centred in the share 'pecat,i ana ihe
sn,cIai features Of this have been Western Union
TELEGRAPH. Chicago and Northwest ana mi.W Muse
and It. Paul The hrsi- named mas ranges 9a
| ogL and q3L: Nortt west, common. between lZ3
and 1870 Northwest preferred, l44 anu 1925,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, comm on, be ween lOs1
and l2S ana ne g,TRr c o 0e%r Wa rone 5ni
soon became weak I'm sympathy win western
Usion. AT this point money btgan 10 De oaikea
about IN The loan ,narael ara p1v"esed 10
I the n lures named, aud corner III each "as
| ported. The rise in these SOCKS rallied Tue
! general list, Western Union Telegraph alone con,
| unuing weak, and the general list advanced 3ab
per cent, aud continued strong untii about 10y
| O'clock, when the whole Est again Deeaule MIaA'
and has so continued no 10 the time we wrlte Wheh
western Union Telegraph Is selling ~ 934, North
| west ~ lex and 145. ~. Paul at 1OS4 ana lZ3'
Lake shore at lZ2 jersey C,n To a. 90 ed III
| son AT 90 Mich. can Central at ll3& Chatlanoosa
AT 73. Iron M1un ain a, Asa Union Pacific ~ 0OS,
! 4 RE Az North Pacific prefer red AZ 63's, KeAclng
| at 4s1. and New York Cen raj l43S. tary ~ The
day chesapeake and OHIO, ontario ana W-St,
ern Louisville and Nashville. burlngy2n and
Quincy. Chattanooga, Me'ropolltan Een d'e u,
| AID Lake Shore we're c0nspicuousiy strong al
| LG74 per cant above the figures at when 'hty
are selling as We we: Tne pa noyera a
bonds are lower for the AS, AVID Otherwise uh-
changed The maj ket for raI'road bonds Is lrrsgu
|
sion In The money market, for The reason mat me
| bauks are fully expanded. aud that the merc1n.l &c
| and specualive demand for money Is yeiy large.
| Speculation at The stock Exchange Is wa'che9 ~
| activity by that at the Cotton ana PRODUCE IA
changes, aud The demand for money from me -oul u
| aud Wesf continues large. The minimum rate ior
| can Ia ms Is q per cent aud stock brokers are IN
| many cases paying commissions TO get money Al
that rate. Time loans aie per cent, ana vary,
ing commission for clll loans maturing running
| INTO January Mercantile paper Is sui and Domi.
| mai Tie sfringency OF the local money marker
has unsettled the foreign excbange.
| The following quotations were current To-Day
| iJnited states per cents, IL; United states ~
| Nor cents, ll2 bid, ll21 asked; ID. OF Z. 800 :,
| pOOS sales: New Jersey Central, 7e'; OHIO and
Mississippi. y. Erie, Az Mieniian oe shara
i2S Northwest i27 LrOs M9 our w, asl s. s.
mis- and Pacific, AK; Wabash. 81. Louis and
Pacinc preferred, 77h; Kansas and Ies a . ~
| Western Union Telegraph, S3s; faeine MALI "a
| BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 29.-virrinia 6's, old
! a7 asked; deferred. i2H; eonso 73h; see0no sc Sc
ries. 291; pasi-due coupons VIA DC" WV
4
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yariOus Foreign liens.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. November 20. 1890.

MONDAY, November %, 1StO.
SALES.-25 shares Of a NJ. & .. X. r.. stock AT 6 ;
40 shares Of CiIy Fire las Co. sock at 24gl; 400
Va. consols at 73, 1000 do. at 734; 800 tsx-re-
ceivable coupons at 924 LOCO do. at 90; 100 Va.
lO-4O's at AZ.
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URNITURE! FURNITURE!
l. MAT rREsstS, FEATHERS, EIc.-Par. kSn
ties IN want caN always select from the gHJ
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. Before'~s
d irchasing cell and be convinced. You VIII ave
money on VERY ARTICLE. Tue EAIENi OF
MY TR ABE PROVES 1T. PARLUR- aAjtHkA-
RtP- TITS all prices ana STYLES: tkBlNEf-
MAKEk'S and UpHOLSTERINi MAI ERALS
.DDKING-GLASs PLATES, e.c, French anG
German, ~ New York prices.
WILLIAM DAFFRON, l43s Main s,yevi.
FACTORY, l6, Is, 20. 2Z north Fifteenth.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
FURNITURE.

CHEAP FURNITURE HOUtL.-GA
~ W. have just received our second supply IL
OF FALL GOODS. adding some MY fiits OF III
PARIOR aud CHAMBER FURNITURE to-
our now large aud selfcl stock Of goods. We oner n
stock OF Furniture equal TO any house In the cty
listing part Of various styles or Parlor SUMS IN
spun and raw. silk reps, haf cloth, elegant designs
in Chamber Suits, East Lake, Queen Anne. az
other STYLE. largest sock Of Pi and Poplar Far-
niure In the city. Can aud examine our stocs he
fore buying. OR terms are easy ana accompo.a-
ting Easy terms OF payment: .,o . -.
f.. CARTWRIGHT & son,
no ll.tDl 10 tiOyet nor stree.