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New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK, November 29.-MOnsy closed
at II per cent; highest. -: lowest. q.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates, ~ y
a. 4S6; actual rates. $500 1888 for sixty
days. and $50 az islil Tor demand. Cow
ornments closed steady. Currency, G's,
He bid; As, coupons. ~ bid; 80 do,
1857 bid.
The Boston fire. following upon the heels
Of the panic in the Chicago trust ON We'd
nosday, had depressing influence on
values in Wall street to-day. There was "a
considerable outpOuring 0f long stock by
nervous holders. who feared that the losses
incurred by the Lynn and Boston fires
would necessarily Ohiige the insurance
companies 10 sell securities OF various
kinds. and that IT would affect the prices Of
ali bonds and diyidcnd-rayi stocks 90 q
considerable length.
At noon prices were oh to o per cent.
The market continued weak after midday.
and the lowest price, OF the day for a ma
iOrty OF stocks were touched about o'clock.
After O'Clock. however. there was consid-
cradle covering. and prices recovered by
2:3O ID. t0 = per cent. This still left The
closing prices for the general list ,. 10 ~
per cent. lower. Sales, 6.J9j shares.
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New York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK. November 29.-Ne.srs. Hub
bard. Price X Co.. say: ''Ihe market after
the holiday has been devoid Of much animal
ton. and feeling OF great steadincss go the
opening, which. c1n-id ring the decline
early reported from Liverpool. Wa, over
looked for the latent strength led buying
by the local operators aud lidcd hy some
outside orders. The advance wJ. c0ntinu-
Gus 10 the close. though the market was
quiet. Prices were well held. A more care
fui review of crop prospects has led many
20 believe that the former larger estimate
may prove unWirrlntaI. and D. d TINS,
coupled with thc Improvement in Liverpool
during the day. which Jed Oh thc gain here.
The interior movements are lighter than an-
tcipaied and viii show, 30 is believed lol-
900 bales. or about ln.Dil ie, than the cor
responding week. lass year. The southern
market. 30 far as reported. is quoted steady
60 firm. with quOtltiOns Wei held. The
disposition here now is rather boz .avOr OF
higher prices i'm view of the growing belief
that the crop viii D.. less than hitherto be-
lieyed."
Futures closed 60 = points higher.
Sales. G6.300 bales. spot cotton closed
quiet: middling uplands. lOi. Clo-incs:
November. nominal; December. lO.i2N
1913: January. 10.09alO.l0; February
l0.1l0lO.lj; March, 10000 1921; April,
lO.210lO.2s. May. lO.35Nlo@; June, IO.D
@l0.3l: July. 1850 1915; August, ln.4>@
1919: September. 1860 1905.
In Liverpool spot cotton was dull; mid
ding uplands. 81 .d. sales 5000 bales.
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,fr. llasey was born at Bridgehamp-
ton. l.. l.. july i6. 1893. was fitted for
college by Rev. Aaron Woolworth, Of
ihat place, and was admitted to the
sophomore class of Williams college at
the ace Of Is. he graduated in 1911.
llc married Sophia. the youngest daugh
ter Of Rev. Nr. Woolworth, in 1920
while OH bis way homo 20 Byron, Gene
see county. =. y. from Philadelphia,
where he roleon horseback 10 attend the
general assembly OF tire Congregational
church he was one of the earliest mis-
sionarics in western New York, doing a
large amount Of work in Niagara, Erie
and Genesce counties. lie spent two
wears Us missionary in Kentucky, and
in those two years rode over 5000 miles
on horseback.
Owing 70 failure OF his voice, Mr.. Hal
say quit preaching in 1912, and since
then has lived on farm at East Wilson
Ills curly religious teachings cling to
him. lie can remember catechlsm.
hymns and passages of Scripture, while
names OF nearest friends are utterly for
gotten. His power Of motion IS almost
gone. the decay of his mental and physi
cal powers having been very rapid dur
ing the past two years His wife died in
October. 1916, his eldest son in 1882 and
his eldest daughter in 1874. Three sons
AMI two daughters are still living.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. November 29.-Ohcr-
ings Of tobacco at auction on Change fri-
day. November 80, 1859: Total offer
ings, y packages Of West Virginia bright
tobacc0s. One package sold NJ $50, one
at So one package taken an nj s39, one
package sold at $3s. one AT $780, one taken III
at $3.50. one taken In AT $3.50. one taken IN
at $3l, two taken in at S29. one sold at S2S.Jo,
one at So, one az $21, one at S23. one AT
$3.50. one at $3.50, one at s2i.j0, one taken
in at $3.50, two taken in at $40, one taken
in at Sl1, one sold at $3.50, one taken IN at
sl6.2j, one sold at Sl2.1j, one taken IN al
$3.50, one taken in at 81, one taken IN at
$40, one taken In at 81.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers. 10 hOgsheads: tilers, >
hogsheads; smokers, 4 h0gsheads; dark to-
baccOs. ? hogsheads. Total sales reported
10 the secretary to-day, 26 hogsbeads.
Farmers. Wilson's, sbockoe, Bianchard's'
pavenpOft's. Centre, Cfenshaw's, sea
brooks. Myers. and Shclburnc's ware
houses renort - hogsheads and tierces de-
livered to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day Colonel Randolph Harrison, Cumber-
land county, ..
Office Of tie colleciorof the i'Hted states
internal revenue report collections fJr the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows Tax
paid on cigars and cigarettes. 3b'opp; TAX
paid on tobacco. S., f3i.j6. Total collections
for city to-day. Sl,O3s.l6.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: Inspections, bright, - bogsheads;
dark. I / hogsheads. Re-iuspections Bright,
hogshead.
quote from the Henderson Tom0ha~L
Of the 9th as follows:
We notice an increase in receipts Of red
tobacco both here and the Oxford market.
The demand for this kind Is good and prices
are better than for several years. our
houses have all had full breaks this week
with a fair proportion Of fine bright. All
grades are well up to prices Of last month,
except, perhaps, fine and fancy. cutters,
which are possibly something weaker.
Yesterday was Thanksgiving Day and no
business was transacted.
The Richmond tobacco market opens strong
on wrappers. Sales light. &. Mel.
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dale, si.so % $40; James River, .sl.25 to
$40.
Limc-Rockland per barrel. si.i0 to
Sl15; Anchor, Sl.05; Riyerton, $l.O5; 81;
Virginia lines, Orc. 10 81.
Piqstey-Lump, 81; ground. $3.50 TO 81,
Calcined plaster, Sl.6j 10 Sl.lJ.
Lumber, slaves. Etc.
Lrm5cr-White OAK. per leo, $40 to SIS,
yellow pine. framing timber. 81 TO $40 per
1000; boards, s. 10 $40; poplar, West Wiz
GINA, No. l, $50; No. 2, So; No. 3, SIG.
Groceries, Etc.
lAs reported by Davenport Morris.l
Brooms-Two strings. 90c. 70 u Is; three
strings. $40 TO s.; four strings, $3.50 to
$3.50; five strings, $3.50. Market on all
grades has advanced fully - per cent.
Bnskefs--Willow, $l.lj TO $l.30per nest;
spll;, 70 ~ Toe. per dozen.
Canned Jcfsrtpss pounds, per
dozen, - 10 soc.
Canned Coyn-Two pounds, fof dozen,
% to Sc.
HcrTinGs-R half barrel, $2.I5 TO $3.50;
North Carolina cut, per barrel. $3.50 to So
gross. per barrel, $500 10 1915. a large
cargo OF 5000 barrels expected daily. Mar
BET strong for reliable good fish properly
packed.
Carolina. to &C.. gangooh, 41c.
Sali-Liyerpool, from store, sl.35;
ground alum from store. per sack. Sc. Ia
500. Liverpool salt scarce, two cargoes OF
steamers 10 arrive.
Sg5qrs -Granulalcd, ~ TO nc; confec-
fiOnefs s. t.: sOft \, 6tsc.: Il sugar. "a
10 0szc.: TX. G. q 20 Gle; Z, 81 to 5Ac.
Largc demand and tendency Upward. Raw
sugars higher, and refined very strong.
Icds-Black. - 10 Soc; Ooiong, - 10
Joc.: gunpowder. 20 TO Sc.
Cofcc-Rio. II to 20lzc.: Laguayra, ~ to
2Of<c.: Java. - 10 &c. Market very strong
Eni tending upward. Gables from Rio to-
dav qtiaic Higher market.
Dgckcts-Painiea, two hoops, SLID (:
hree hoops. si.vp.
I0liOw-ic.
Iord-Pure. ne; pressed. sc.
M0Idsses-Extra. h0gshead. IL to be-;
barrels. IS TO Ice; genuine golden syrup
per gallon. y ~ 32e.i New Orleans prime
10 choice. - 20 SOC.
Soap-W ashing, 81 to 4c.; per pound
Flour and Meal.
Fiour.-pichmond patent roller family,
$3.50 10 s.: fancy family, 50: family,
$3.50 To- sl.Tj: choice extra. 500 70 $3.50,
extra. S3.25 10 $3.50; fine. $3.50 to -.
.Mcal-City. per bushcl, Doc. country zoe.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

Reported by spfatley Ovefbey, Commits
sion Merchants. 1906 Cary street,
Country Produce.
Applos-Choice, 81 10 S2.2j; prime, LOO
70 $40; poor % good. Sl.OO to Sl.2J.
B0cOa-Nirgiua hams. choice old, lJc.
per pound; new hams, small. Is TO he; new
hams, large, IL to Pc: sides, 81 10 &c.;
shoulders, TO Sc.
Beans-Choice navy. S1.sj TO $500.
Bidck Eye Pcds.-Sl.,j to $500.
BecSCGI-20 % bic. per pound.
Broom CCrn-3 to 90.
BuchlChedf-;,c. 10 SIC.
Butter-Nirginia creamery. ~ 10 dc:
family packed tNirginia}, Il 10 l9c.; choice
yellow. store packed (Nirgnia), IL TO lie;
store packed. mixed color and sweet, IL 20
! i5c.: store packed. common 10 fair, . 10 Toe.
CabbdGe-Per 100. s. to -.
Egqs-ln crates Gresh), y 30 22c.; in
! boxes and barrels, - 10 Die.
Lire Poultry Hens, - 10 BE; mixed
coOps. 20 20 2lc. Chickens. spring, large.
! 1870 Isc.; small, 1910 he. Ducks, 20 10 oOc.
| Turkeys. 9 10 Zoe. per pound
Dressed Poultry Turkeys. I'D TO he.
Ducks. II 10 l4c. Chickens. 20 Toe.
DRIED Fruit Peaches, peeled, 10 'e.:
unpeeled, halves, , TO &C.. Apples. sliced,
10 3l5c.: quarters. ~ To Sc. Cherries. pit
ted. I to Sc. Blackberrics. 20 4c. Nhor-
tleberries, ! 10 Sc.
Feathers-Prme live goose, 40 to i2c. per
pound; mixed. - 10 2sc.
Gdnie-Partridres, 10 to llc.; rabbits,
} to l0c.; pheasants, - TO Doc; Venison,
] l4c.
FlarSeed-Per bushel. 81 TO Sl.1O.
HoqS-Dressed. ~ to DC.
Hides-Dry fints. light weights. to &c.
per pound; heavy weights, 5l4c. per pound;
dry sailed, 5l4c.; (weD sailed. 81 g.; green,
Lard-Prime country, ; 10 SIC. per
pound.
Orions-Per barrel, $50 TO Sl.7j.
OyangeS-<2.O0 10 $3.50.
LemoRs-$2.O0 TO $500.
PednutS-Fancy stock per pound, ) 10 &C.,
medium, to &c.
Pofafoes-Per bushel, 40 to 5Oc.; per
barrel, 81 80 10 Sl.Ij.
RO0ts-(iinseng, per pound, $40; Seneca,
per pound, 30 10 sc.
Seeds-Clover, per pound, 6i5 10 &C.:
Timothy, per bushel, Sl.4Oto Sl.J0; Orchard
grass. 80 10 Soc; Herds grass, 40 TO JVc.,
German millet, - 10 SOC.
SHmac-Pcr 100 pounds, Zoe. 10 81.
TOol-Tub-washed, 30 10 &c. per pound;
lnwashed, 23c. per pound.
Mill Feed.
shipstun, per ton, sli.
Brownstufi. per ton. Sl3.5O.
Bran, per ton, $500 TO Slj.
Iron. Steel Nails. Etc.
Iron-America refined, Old Dominion
bar, per pound for standard sizes, Lice;
English and American sheet, 80 10 jizc.:
swcdes hammered, 20 &C.; hoop. TO 4lsc.
.NuRs-0id Dominion, standard size.
/ S2.2J: steel. $50.
Walker horse-Sh0es, 81; mules, 81.
Cement, iimc, Plaster. Etc.
CemcHt-Uni0n, per barrel, Sl.3j; Rosen-
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NEW YORK. November 29.-The Boston
FIRE on top Of the Lynn fire naturally made
investors and spectators timid, for with
such enormous losses the chances were
good that good deal OF investment stock
and bonds would be poured out by insur-
ance companies. This was the feeling at
the opening. but it was soon known foreign
insurance companies were the heavy losers.
The Gould stocks and the trusts were
sick, and had more influence in depressing
the market than both fires. There was a
little rally in the last hour, but it did not
last The bull sentiment 50 prominent
for so long q time has been materially
modified, and people are asking what i the
next weak spot to be developed. Money
s0 -. We are still cOnseraiiYely bullish
so FAR as the real facts that convent lnally
govern speculation are concerned, but local
and temporary causes are such that the
bears may have "a more or less lengthy adj
vantage. Money closed y bid.
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DAVID PECK TODD. results have tax
en- their place in the science Of astrono-
my. lie soon after published work In
dicating the movements Of the satellites
of Jupiter from 1865 to 1900, which has
taken high rank. In 1871 he began
the search for the planet lying beyond
Neptune. which was indicated by the
calculations ii himself and others, but
the search is so far unsuccessful
In 1873 he took Charge Of the United
States government expedition to observe
the total eclipse of the sun as 1t appeared
in Texas, and in 1881 he accepted the
chair at Amherst, which he still holds.
Besides doing much valuable work there
be directed the observations Of the tran.
sit Of Venus in 1882 from the Lick OBJ
servatory, and a little later organized the
remarkable expedition to the summit OF
Fujiyama the sacred mountain OK Japan,
IL, 500 feet high. He has been an inces-
SAINT worker, astronomy being o perfect
passion with him. The degree OF Phi. ID.
was conferred OH him by Washington
and Jefferson college IN 1883. and he is
o member Of American and European
scientific societies.
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New YORK Produce Market
NV TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. November 29.-Fleur closed
dull and easier. unchanged; southern hour
closed steady. unchanged. Wheat closed
weak. il0ilc. lower: SPOT sales No. ? red
winter. $3.50 Soc: 80. BRED winter. NOye'p'
Der. sac. Corn closed firm. go. higher;
DOT sales No. 2miXod. 423l ~ ~ &C.; do. De
bender. NC. Oats closed quiet. steady
and unchanged; spot sales No. white. 3Jc.
so. . mixed. December. 2slzc. Pork
dull. unchanged. Lard closed fairly active
and firm: December, $3.50 500. sugar
steady: cur loaf and crushed. ifc.; grant,
lated, &C.; powdered and cubes. 30. COT
iee-spot lots steady; fair Rio carsoef.
1910
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
baltimore Markets.
10y Tclcrraph.l

BALTIMORE. NIB. November e9.-cs''el
quiet: middlins. iOt.c. Flour steady snu
diiiet. Whcat-Southcrn dull; No. :, '''su' f,
Western qaiet: No. winter red. spot ah ,i
November. $50 79c. C0rn-s0uthern uul'
ana nominal: Western strong; mixed, spo.
ard PENNSYLVANIA. 300 % g., Ncs'e'h
white. marble; do. mixed, 26I &c !
graded No. white. e9@selsc. Rye iirm /;
prime 10 choice. jlGDc. Provisions d'i'
and quiet; mess pork. $ll.J0. Bulk meats,
/ pose shoulders. jAc.: long clear anu
clear rib-side, &c.: sugarpickled shoulders
6ilc.: sugar-cured. smoked, shoulders
6itc.: hams. llI@ii4c. Lard-RehneH'
re. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair, le1--
2Jc. sugar firm: \ soft. 9 &C..
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INTERESTING LETTER
rom a iWeli-fknOwn and Emil
nent Divine.
HIDliclttS Rheumatic Curt

! herewith testify that Mr j. \. Adair, Dr. J
- PembcrtOn, Mr.. {. II. strong, Messis.
HutchisOn K Bro. Of Atlanta, Ga, and ar.
". Is Wynne Of Oadsdcn, Ala, are All per
sOnal friends Of mine. The testimony OF
these men is unimpeachable. I was pastor
for ten nOj years OF Dr PemberiOn, one Of
Gcorlia's most honorable druggist; II Deaf
con ". Is. Wynue, one OF the best men thal
& yer lived in Alabama OrGeOrgia, and Of lir.
Hutchinson, VINO is worthy 20 n tud by the
side Of any druggist Of America. For long
years br. PembertOn was sufferer 20 an eN-
decree; 80 WAS also Deacon Nynnc.
Those VINO ieid the testimony % all 'he
Christian gentlemen above named, ana thal
Of SIR. Charles f.. Wcatherbcc, and that Of
Mr. Albert Howell. and Of Mr. samuel Dun
Ian, need not hesitate 90 accept their state
ments without abatement. also know the
company seeking 10 Introduce This wonder
ful cure Whatever Cl testimony they may
publish the public may confidently receive.
Al. SPALDiNG.
Pastor First Baptist Church Galveston. and
President OF the Texas Baptist General
Convention.
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Il. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. November 29.-Flour quiet
and dull. hut unchanged. Wheat lower
December 1>c. Corn firm; December
g7s.c. bid. Oats higher; May. - 70. Lard
Prime steam. SO. Pork->tandard mess,
$1,000 Dried salt meats shoulders, &C..
longs and clear ribs 81 sN55fc.; short clear
j7sc. Bacon Boxed shoulders, $3.50; long.
and clear ribs, Se.3te $500; short clear
10000 Sj.61i
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CHICAGO. November 29.-Wheat openod
steady. Corn active. strong. ana hientr.
Nai. aciitd and trle higher. Provisions
steady. Closings wheat November, DC;
December. 19Ic.; January. slI r. aotn =
November 3jc.; December. 800 49,
January. 207zc. oats December, 90 Co.
January. POI tW201<c.; May. ~ g.. Fork
November. $50; year. $40; J<nnaI, !
1925. Lard-Noyemhcr, $500; year. So .
$3.50; January. $3.50 SD. kins-
SoSefpber. S5.i2il. year, $3.50; January
s47ri.
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DAVID PECK TODD.
lie VIII Have Charge Of the Expedition to
Observe ,he SUNS Eclipse.

he VIII Have Charge Of the Expedition to
Observe che SUNS Eclipse.
Professor David Peel; Todd, Of Am
herst college, is of for Africa to see the
total eclipse of the sun, goingin United
States vessel with large corps OF assist
ants and q splendid set Of instruments,
including Photographic telescope forty
feet long. It is exceedingly fortunate
That the eclipse occurs Dec. %. for the
locality (uine degrees south Of the equator
In Angola) to which he is going is almost
certain death to white men during half
the year. As the eclipse will last two
hours many views and photographs may
be taken, and the long disputed ques-
tons regarding the solar corona finally
settled.
Professor Todd was born in Lake Ridge,
\. y. March 10, 1850, and has accom-
ulished many things for so young a man.
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RICHMOND, Va, November %, 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat .S04 bushels.
Corn-l6 bushels.
Oats-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Com-White, 46 bushels very good new
on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Ouotaftons.- Middlins, SIC; low mid
ding, 91.c.; coed ordinary, sc.
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CURES VII H0UT Tine U { OF kAu-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN pRESCRIBEs If AND
KNOWS RS VALUE.

Amer the discovery and introduction OF the
waters OF the celebrated Healing spring Oh
Ashe county, y. C., n holder ana mC'i.
rnore strongly impregnated spring OF water
WIS found higher Up the valley on me i"nus
Of Major =. G. Plummer,
For Blood Diseases canrerOus AFFECTIONS
All kinds OF Diseases Of tie kin, Pimples.
Hlotches Ronghn' IS. Saiiowness. hoie ana
Rad Complexion. aides who iroiil ioss OF
rest overle trfiOn. and too much dis>lW
lion. become langrid ana blase, Will find me
hummer Brcmlne Arsenic Water great
noon and reSfOrer Of freshness. sufferers
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion, or any Stomhsh
or Kidney Troubles. VIII ma the RUNNER
llronine Arsenic Wgter gives immediate re
lief. ho,f the analysis ofih RUNNER bto,
mine arsenic " atef 10 your physician and
ask him Sffi II help yon.
cur leading ooc'ors arc prescrlDlng M, TINS ~,
suits from IS aetion. IL is Gaily growing IN
favor with the medical fraternity, ana the
demand for the water Is tdpirly ihcit'9i.lt'
In the near future the flumther Diolnihe
Arsenic Water will become me ,ietdlhg
Healing Water OF the world for All biood'
stomach, Kidney. and Skin Diseases.
Wu,TTuF "PLUMMFR BRoMl Ne APSE'
Mo- WATEi. HAS DONE FOX A hitii-
MOND LADY. and WHAT SHE SAYS
ABOUTlf
DBcirg great sufferer from Indigestion,
and being unable 70 eat either frult or Ncst-
tables. on making ny lronole hhoNn ~ ~. ~,
nndou s. Edwards he advised me 10 use
Plummer Bromine Arsenic Wnfer KNOW
my my regular physician, iir. huhtcr M',
Guire. had prescribed the same wafer.
nrocurega case OF the Plummer Bromlne
Arsenic Water. and am glad TO say wien
using this water could car anything. IT. MS
and vegetables included, and my SKIN WINE
using the water was cle1r am Tree ,loHl
ITmples. Blotchcs. aud letter, which always
came when eating fruits without DRINKING
plummer Bromine Arsenic Water. ! gladlN
give my testimony to tine value OF Piuinnel
BrCmine Arsenic water for aiding digestion
ami cleaning and purifying rhc skin.
see that you get the Plummer hromin,
Arsenic Water from Ashc county. y. {.
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WILLIAMS OLDEST GRADUATE.
Rev. Herman Uaiscy. Of East Wilson, NJ
...-rr.t InunfN y. Y.

Tie oldest living graduate OF Williams
~oileee. Wiliiamstown, Lass Is Rev.
Herman Halsey. of East Wilson, Mag
ara county. \. Y. He is 06 years old,
and blind. He was born the same year
in which the college was founded-l793.
The honorary decree Of doctor Of divin-
ity was conferred upon him by his ALMA
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Nashville Markets.
In TeleglaplI.

ny wv ,iel''t+.
NASHVILLE. TENN, November %. -
Wheat steady; 80. red winter, l93slc.;
No. 3. 1jW17c.; Oh grades nominal.
Corn easy; white milling sacked. 4Oi &C.;
bulk. ne.
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lie was gradual
ed at Amherst in
1919, and appoin-
ted soon after as
chief assistant to
the United Tran
sit Of Venus com
IN ission. III e
worked t h re e
years at reducing
the observations
taken during the
transit of 1874,
and the brilliant
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Baltimore stock Market.
Chicago Market

Br Iciegirll.I
BnTmoRK. Mn, November %.-NH
ginia c0Bs0i-, 50, do. 30. Os's
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,us of 1851 there were some
~ soldiers in India, together
u. aale Europeans and sl.O"o
4 slans. -
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & son,
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE


Reported by c. w. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.
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THOMAS L. ALFRIEND, Agent,

JOS T.. MAIN ST., RICHMOND, Va.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-26
THE EARLY BIRD.
One That Caught scoiding Instead Of
tho Proverblal Worm.

One That Caught a scoldIng Instead OF
the rroverD'Ai worm
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