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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
Phllsdslphlss, sisstos; Yorser'' sas'ssaso;

BALTIMORE, November iS-CalDerfon Toek-
Tdrfa -swine--There is fair supply on TOE
market this week. though the Members are somo
2200 cad less IN an the rather fresh receipts re-
corded last Monday. Trade IL moderately fair.
The quality IA n good a. usual. Prices arc =
NC. lower Than last week. Common rough nogs
sold at t%a4Ic., the better grades az 5hoh !.
with q fair extra-fne select western hogs ~
sac: mos, sales 54a3kc. net Arrivals, 1'i'o
head-against $50 FOR the week preceding.
Cdiaremont Ltrs-Siock Narket -kecetpts ms
week, 4,s7i head, against 3,3ll head LAST week:
Fair 20 good selling at 81 90: roughs selling NJ
$3.50 Receipts 81 sheep and LAMBS. ,iG head
sheep selling from 70 fHc.; lambs selling from
a. O5Lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
A Poster for To-Day

There are ttrO lots Of
Kilt Suits that started
the season at $3. They
are sIolc sellers. We don't
hHov w7ly, JWtHey Stich.
The qualities ar e all
y16ht---we'U rouch for
them. u must be the
patterns don't tahe. Il
you 1ca1t them at $3.50
come to-day and oct 'ena.
I'LL sizes, =! years tOG.
Lot 57hG--LS q small
Jr0wp oreypIajd. Gu t
wjth alI-arOlmd plaitS
and IN imitation 0fjach-
ct 'front.' II yoU're not
too parHcular ab0ut the
pattern they'll pie d s E
.yoM $3.50 TO Day
ONLY.
Lot 592I--CUt about
the same as the others.
So m e sizes. Rather Il
pretty u 0peIty plaid.
They're alb WO0J--SO are
the others. So 1cas the
price -; the tichet Us on
til e m yet. $3.50 TO-
D4I ONLY. Better come
before noon it you Want
them, because there are
not many Of them.
lust to SlgeeteD til e
thing up q little We're
set aSicJe u lot Of neW
u u u tdkiHG shades in
ChiIdrey1'S Knee Pants
Suits. Some Of the sizes
are missing. II one Of
those ne hare left WiU
ft your boy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
THE BOS7ON' S
zaN DseaA Su;xa.

II you're in the social swim youv- got n dress
"a others do or drop out No bali way aoo1ti-
Society tolera,es no eccentricites In the matter
OF mole attire. There Il no garment worn oy
gentlemen In the designing OF which custom
cus,ors encounter more dinioulty than that Of The
full-dress coat Yet. strange a. I, may seem,
Ihoss We produce nc IKE n breeze every tins.
The fact Ia. they are cut on proper principles to
nt propssly-shaped men. Tho heartshaped
Full Dress Vest IL also difficult garment TO get
10 ~ correctly but ours on the bill 20 nicely.
We've got these Full Dress suits In both Bisck
BroadcloIh and French Corkscrews. Trousers TO
match, o. course.
All the accessories are also here. Dress shirts
in the latest and most artistic nOvered fronts.
Ties Collars, Guns. Gloves, Hosiery, upderwesr,
JsWelry. Handkerchief. sui gen,lemen's small
wears generally. To round oat tho whole, our
lines Of Overcoais. including storm listers aud
cane Goats. are complete ia every detail
LEADING STYLES LOWEST PRICES,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. November gl- Cotton firm;
sales ~ bales uplands. iOkc; Orleans,
iQNc.; net receipts, N.75l bales; exports-i0
Great Britain. i0,76i bales. 10 the Continent,
Il, Isl bales; STOCK 7O5,i0D nales. southern Hour
duh aud steady. Wheat dull and steady; NO
rod. si8sisc. 10 elevator; options moderately
active No. cred, November. AAc: December,
sisc; January, So. May, 80 corn stronger
and active: No. 2 4gats C. ia elevator; options
quiet and nrmer: November, &C.: December,
i2Ac: Japuary. t2c. Msy. a.. oats quiet ana
easier options firm and quiet. November
p Lc December. &c. May, 2 .,c.: No. spot.
% .a.n.t.c.: mixed western, 2bAa2sNc. Hops
steady aud quiet Cofee-Optous opened steady
and JaiO points no closed irm at 2Oagj points
up: Decem Der. si665afi60: January, sl5 "a
1890: February, sie.65sti6W; Nay. fA'oa
$3.50: spot Rio nrm aud va fair demand TAR
carg0es. 1870: number :. S6c. Sugar-ha"
strong and quiet; fair ronning. &c centrliu-
gals, W-tesf, sc. refined arm ana larry a.
tive C.5-aji,c. extra c. 5-la5i,c. OF A. 5',a
6 j-l6c. mould 4. &c. standard 4. CSC. con-
fectioners' \. Cs,c. cut-loaf, &c; crushed
f'.c.; powdered. 5sc.. granulated, l5-l9e..
cubos. q &C.. MOlasses-FOreign nominal; Ne"
Orleans fairly active and steady: open keltr'
good 10 fancy, 4sa51. Rice steaiy aud In FAIR
demand domestic, a. 49,. Petroleum steady
and quiet refined. 1ijc. CoitOn-seed oil steady
crude. 2sc. yellow 85c. Rosin steady snd quiet I;
strained. common to good, sL0Nasl tur-
pentne duh az a4ai5hc. Pork active anc steady
mess. inspected. sll.25afllN; uninspected, 81 1;
T.. Beef hams easy AZ SIC Iierced teef quiet :
city extra iuiia mesa, HlANaslA tut-ineat,
slow. Middles quiet abort clear. 5dQ Lard quiet
aud steadier: western Steam. S657H; CITY, g. ID ;
options oven Der. si5.: Decem Der. $3.50 ret
ruary. 800 Freights siesdor; cotton '-dsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
THE HILL CITY.
The Vets" and "Drys A Youthful
Burglar.


T0ycYnrEG. Va. November 20. The
prvs" appointed a committee to wait on
JaI.a Diegs and Mayor Alanson and find
ont whom the law VIII go into eject If
thew are victorious ia the localopton.
Ih,v state they want to give the saloon
h.euer- time to dispose of their stock but
they have not won the election. yet, and
tI.' Wcts" seem to bee confident OF an
easy victory.
s small white youth named Oscar Smith
broke into the commis9iOn- house of Leo
a Co.. on Main street late last night and
Was arrested while in the house. smith Is
said to be one Of gang Of young thieves,
and That thcy had planned 70 rob the safe
John L. D.ckcrson. Of Texas, VINO Is
trovallino through the South in the inter
cst If Chicaeo's claim for the WORLDS Far,
Is here cauyassing the city.
The Blue Ridge Mountains arc cove-'d
with snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Their Action Upon the Eight-Hour Day
Movement.
By telegraph TO tho DIsps,ch.l


ATLANTA, November 2a.-Yesterday the con-
yeation of the Knights of Labor won't into Com
rnitteo Of the Whole 10 consider the eightho IRA
day movement The Committee on the state OF
the order made its report on the question, aud
il WAS decided not TO endorse any general strike.
The matter has been generally discussed by the
different assemblies and communications nom
ali over the country have boen received regard
ipgit
MIR samuel Gompers. President Of the Ameri-
eau Federation OF Labor, forwarded letter 10
the convention Ia which be said ms men we're
opposed 10 a general strike, but would uoder-
take one unless the manufacturers agreed 10 a
reduction Of labor hours. Tho committee, be-
sides it's report, unlimited tho following resoiu-
ton which was adopted:
Hesoired, That We coincide with tho lasi-e1-
pros.ed views OF the President OF the American
federation OF Labor. expressing as they do the
sentiments OF that organization that no "gene-
raj strike should DO inaugurated upon May j,
1890, end thal the movement should DO confined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

WAsuNGroN. November 20-'rhe Postmaster
Coo.rnl has directed that tho free-deiiyery sys-
fcfn be established nt Asheylle, y. c., January
Ist ueAt.
Tho Treasury department To-Day Hr'ePlc1
s2.310. 1904 and ~ bonds.
t;rccu II. Raum, Jr.. son ~ tho Commissioner
Of Tensions. has boon appointed assistant chief
clerk of he Pension Bureau tice feede, To-
Stoned. Tho Commissi1nar has created lew
division 10 he known Is the appointment diyi-
sion. OF Viii IN his son VIII have charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
THE eBowNs8U8G TRAGEDY


meeting ~ tho Session of New proyi-
e.r.e church was bella ou tNe l~th of 40
r.HI'r at t.n rru-c for the purpose "l
f|Ir 1921 'in''ti state eiil "i We REG 'h-
" f"' refused I'D ail"" lNr lNAtIil -tl-
'... .l tHe iafe Jr. L. d. Walker and bis
".i- fn Nr bold ln fhc churcLHnudn on
f.e 1lfh .i fln month. Au explanation is
nu.l only to iIc public and the friends
t. fNn ri.I.l irt 90 the official body
taking tnr action iu thc case. Statements
iItc i..u made lu tle puilIcurIute touel-
,the relation u. Dr. Walker and h.e vito
.. frs church oi New iIofld nee SID
apart from inc iA,'., anu t''.'
I-uut'r-t1ntiu-s having been ''i-
ffEnt 800 tu"h conn. ION H~ To
reflect up"1 thr -'. i'n i hir b'''lii'
r.". -lI" io correct thrm lh )u-li'' '' 81"
f.fHD. concern %.
lt u'inn. Do WIS "fdtr'I lh'b " lI'''iF
ami statement of Oh" whole case Doe pre-
l'r.f auo signed on behalf or tAe session ~
'. officers Huu published 900 thr ilrhnohd
thc Sfannton luN'" lor, ana ia'
IrrtrfNu pap rs. and maj All lht paper
uiIru la,. published tLosiaf.ment OF tne
t...H~I ~ hHe already appeared hr request
on to ruhl@1 i-r 'Npllhhl 'h A'"' Joy '"'
lol n Ifs own NlANr1i'h.
.....i., o,. rirr cteF SOD PAR A.rHr CHURCH
Dr,Iv rr0yIuTNCEGt. rlC1ME DUPLICATED
rrr
do. c.+,rr,,. .f,.r tho fatal conflict i'm
D. ..,,r. H.. .t,..t.., of N.,y Providence
....,.r ,,.,. ,,.ur.arg.l with request 90
...la.t, frt..rl service af the burial of
iI--, Miller Us W. once arc.ded to the
r.r never dreaming that luy oppose
,,0..IG l.. made t. its being hrlilnthe
....b .u tb. u-rel way. The church
.... NOT endorse the character or assume
.... r,.u.u.lh.lIfg for The conduct of amy
,.-tt wi .tetsr u- good or laj hy admit
f.,- Che BODY D. The dead within the wall.
.. ...t ..tn.tutrN r. tli, ls construed aS
t...f. ctDf-reh action the church would
.uuneuel o. clos, Dor doors against au
t...ral rites. But the design of ih, service
.- mot .ur Che benefit of tlc dead, bat Of the
living. NOS o. endorse the ciaract .r
.- clrdoue the faults or cNMt the
virtues ~ the dead. but simply 90 acknoN-
lido. the hand If the Lord OF Life. and 90
f.rr. fhe ev,ut o. account for tle d.uo-
r F.n of the living. IN addition 10 tins
...r,.f consideration yrril oi Che female
r..-.b.r4 ~ Nil.r's family were members
rt Nm p-.V.1rur. clurCh iu unlmpoachDd
..i..lIr., and entitled o. due consideration
Sd tl.ir deep distress. The engagement %
conduct the service I'm the usual way was
therefore undertaken. Iut ou going tO
Ill. rrp.tius If Session ou SUNDAY morning
fhet.-i.r Was -urrris.d o. Learn that Iu-
t.,.p uuu.allou lll-trd 10 Nutr's body
lIu. carried into the slcrel building.
Tl- fnir. wa. frs' manifested i'm the
Session .t.l. lut before the discussion
had moo. led far deputy from the
p,.pl, assembled 0u the ground appeared
i.f'i.t se court of tbe church and ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

CBAsr Cry, Va. November 20. -Thencw
brirht-tohacco warehouse was splcndlcly
optned to-day. II is one of the finest and
lest arranged aud lighted warehouses IN
Shuthsife Virginia. There was present
the largest crowd Of planters ever assem-
He'd I'M the county. The offerings COM
prised over 500. Clarksville Oxford, Hen
derson. and Durham prices rated very
HIGH. Lunenburg, Brunswick, Charlotte
and Mocklenburg contributed to the dis
ulav. This sale marks % new era III the
busht-tobacco market OF tins section. il
Viii take another day TO complete the sale,
a. many teams are now unloadeu. ING
g,rminr interests are greatly encouraged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

p,t5oiu.rfIie last night caused loss % 3.50.0JO
Ibe flames originated IN the second story Of the
-crera Hotel. and he cntrs hotel block. with
two large warehouses adjoining. were destroyed.
1he flames spread TO rapidly That tho hotel
,.',e.t. about forty ~ number, had 90 Zee for
frelrlires many Of them losing al their cloth
inc and valuabie-. Landlord Wright, who was
sirk i'm bed, WAS carried down ladder aud had a
narrow escape Win bis me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
BALTIMORE.

DLLTiNORs. November M-Flour steady.
Wheat outhcrn fairly active and nrm Fuliz,
s1lSlc LOngperry 1fasfr. western, quiet. No.
winter red spot and November. i9Na19 -.
December, SOP .asJec. January, h2asti.c. teb-
ruary. SEHS'fc. .om-Souihern nearly nouii-
nal. white, dale. yellow, WatSc. western
enay. mixot spot. 4oef0f. oats steady and IN
demand southern aad Pennsylvania, 25ay9Sc. !
wcrern white 2Sa.0kc. mixed, Z1e2sc. graded
40 white, .n' bii. kye M inquiry ior primo !,
pri mo- "a choice. -3a5lr Hay quiet prime 20
choice timothy. fi2t)eSia Provisions steady.
Butter firm creamery. 2ia1r. Eggs nrm
western, 2ic Cofeo strong Rio csrgoss, fair.
lq- al0c freiguts 90 Liverpool per steamer ac-
two and steady. grain, 4kaftd Cork, for or
Ger-. prompt. "a. Jd.R5s. kecoipts-fiour, f,Oou
barrels. Wheat. $4,000 bushels corn. $500
lushsls. oats, 1000 bushels rye, 1900 bushels
shipments Flour. 1000 barrels wheat, 1900
bu.bels: corn, 5000 bushels Sales-NheaL
$4,000 bushels; corn, 10000 busheA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IkepOrtel Tor me Dlspaich.I
NOVEMBER 20. 1881
Owing 10 absence Of many Of tho Trade 10 At
tendance On tho Peter burg Tobacco Fair, busi-
ness was limited today TO a few nller and wraT-
por sales and six darks sono LITTLE loose was
sold. In an but ono pile showed very Inferior
oggilty with prces az low a. s5c per hundred up
70 = for a very good Goochand rich rel ioai.
sales cigars aud Cigarette, 5000; tobacco
g, i07. 90 special, s3'0-total, $3,s2l56
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
,..oncl rrom a Fonndored vessel.

vr,v Yorr. November 2l.--The steamer LeOna,
which arrived here today from Galveston. re-
non. thatatG =. ". November II, In latitude
sn a. longitude 193s. she foil ~ with 4 boat con-
fa.uiug The captain and crew Of The schooner
amman L. Milford. from Key Wost for Bslti-
moe. their yc-sel having ioundered AZ j. VI.
The same DAY. Tn steamer brought tncm t.
fni4 mort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
The .InrY pisagreeh.

Especial telegram 70 lhe DihP~NHl
WHEELING. W. VA. November 2O.-lhe
iurv M the case Of George i. PieTpoint, OF
Richie county. charged with murder have
disagreed and new trial Will be held.
Pierpoint is a nephew of Francis II. Per;
point, the war Governor OF virginia ana
WIS defended 10y him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

IlOHH0ND, NOYUWUtI 70 I1'I'
OFFERINGS.
wHgAT-3.9is bushels
CORS.--726 bushels.
OATe.-l 300 bushels.
SALES aEpOsrgO ~ sEcRgrtRN
WHRAT.-Shortberry % bushels very good az
ssc ~ bushels common at Csc.
CONSUMING go bushels very good at ii8c. /;
l26 bushels very good on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKFr.

BALTIMORE. November 0-Virginla "a, 67b
baltimore and Ohio stock, yiag0; Northern Cen
trial. 12asked Cincinnati, Washington and Bal
timore. lst-, @9a4J.: do. certificates, ~ bio
do J0 2i'-, ~ aakoi. consolidated gas bonds,
il; dO. stock, iiai4 y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
IBase-IsaiI Players Signed.

RosroS. November e0,--Iack Rowe, Of bunalo'
has signed sbe following players Tor the brI.ue,.
a., scum goston. Carney ia Salon, ana COMFY
Wack In Hartford. All those men were WIN wiz,
Wsshieelon last season. Win Wise, Rowe. ana
Whne his makos seven men now signed oy '"e
N. ~ Iof1s Noyember ga special 20 the hs-
,,,,htte from TorrehRute, Ind., says ihel ~.
Meve-s. the second basemou OF the fbliaav .,
mia Base-bsli Club, whose release was rvsoa 49,,
pp1r~based from the Washington Club oy ino
i,hiladeIphia management for t4,OJo, Yesterday
signed NO Brotherhood contract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

EgRrrS. November 20-rhe Emin Relief tx
relr..n Committee received p dispatch from
Zau1iuar stating that letters from Or fel@fs
bearing date o. October ffn reached Lamoo, hast
Africa. According to tho letters mo exposition
,trfer tho command of Dr. Peters was then az
kork0rro. nud everything proceeding sails
farforily. Itis stated hy the comm tee thst me
receipt " these letters show that The report 81
tre -lae-acre oi Dr. Potors ond me members OF
the expedition boy natives Bas untrue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
t,,crna,ional American Congress.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-The third days
session II tho International American Con
ference Yves devoted entirely a. efforts 10 perfect
the organization and some progress was maie IN
hat direction. although tho Work is still Tar
from complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

Patents have been granted the following
rors0ns in North Carolina: William f..
Beaslcy. OF oxford. paddock; Paul BgIow.
a Charlotte. engine governor. ID. T.. Clapp,
of Gibsonville. churn; James T.. kea, of
Wilmington. device for cooling buildings.
etc.: Richard J. Mcllhenuy. Of Winning
son. acknowledgements William H. Snow,
of High Point, tohacCo-hanger.
A patcut ma. also been granted William
VI. Evans. of Amherst, Va, on moderated
p0D-cOru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

New YORK. November 20-1h.s norning IN
Brnoklyn an the horse-car limos were Ia full
operation AMI run ming as usual AMI without po-
ia protection. al tho officers having been
tttthdrrwu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE TALK AND SPECULATION AT THE
NATIONS HEADQUARTERS.
The CiviI-Service Commission 80 Patents
Granted-Personal and
Political


WASHINGTON, November. 20.-Further in,
quiry made to-day REGARDING the efforts OF
tbe Ciyil-Seryice Commission TO have
prosecutions brought against certain poo
plo connected with the Old Dominion Re
publican League, charged with HAVING yio-
lated the law IN soliciting subscriptions Tor
campaign purposes shows that u anything
Is ever done with the matter n viii De
mild scold from the White House. When
General Harrison was IN the senate ne was
in the habit Of delivering highly moral lee
lures on the beauties OF ciyil-service re-
form. but at that time he thought
The Democrats were going 20 re-
main in control Of the Govern
ment FOR about twenty-five years and ms
main purpose was - find fault and 10
charge that the wicked Democrat. were
violating Mr. George Pendleton's pet law.
Now General Harrison is President. and IL
il the opinion of the average Rcpuhhcan
statesman that the Chief Executive mas
found out what great hunbug the CIVIL
service Law is. The circular issued 10y the
Virginia Republican League contained
names OF businessmen chiefly VINO
had no connection whatever WIN
the Government. and although MT.
". C. Eiam's name was printed there
on some of the highest officials Of the Into
rior Department. where hele employed, DE-
clare that his name was used without ms
knowledge. and II can be depended on thai
they will protect him. The balance Of the
men engaged in the work of collecting
campnign money can hardly be reached.
SO that Mr.. "Teddv" Roosevelt has appa-
rently gotten woIked-up for nothing.
However, AIr Roosevelt and his Fellow
baruaclce on the commission did some
good lust before the election. Their a'-
ton scared the clerks and few of them put
up money 10 aid Malone. For TINS aii de-
cent men should bee thankful. But 10 - NOT
The oplni0u around this town tina. any OOdV
isgoing 10 be hurt in heprOpO'ed prosccu-
tioue The Ciyil-Soryicc Commission -
losing its friends in both parties, and II
half the talk heard comes from congress-
men who mean what they say some pointed
notifications viii be made in the law
before the close OF the first Sos
sion Of Congress. IL may he that
the commission viii be starved our.
That would not ho manly way
TO do the thing, yet rs long ~ congress
men who regard 81 a. q colossal humuuG
net like towards. such roundabout cdorts
VIII ho made. Congressman O'feuMi, Oh
Virginia. is gentleman who haa always
declared frankly for repeal OF the law
and none Of his constituents nave ever
found fault with him for taking such 20
sitiuu. Senator Barbour "a another r.
linian who has the poorest SOFT ~ oplni'h
Of the civil-scrvicc law. Senator vance,
of North Carolina. has introduced several
bills for is absolute repeal.
4 nromlucnt commercial traveller who
came over from New ) Ork to-day SAYS mat
he met In the Fifth-Avcnue Hotel last
uioht General Malone and his son Butler.
The defeated cx-b Oss SAID that hc was
elected Governor of Virginia. Lut That in-
votes were counted for Mr. Mckinney. Ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Parnen Commission-Dr' PETERS,
Massacre Denied.

fovpov. November 3D. Continuing hi' speech
ip behalfof ne T.mcs before me Iarnell Com
mission to-day. SIR Henry James referred 70 the
Girhto Pa.uck Frau as proof Of hi criminal
conduct, and declared there Was other proof Of
his association with The Phoenix PARK nurierers.
Ilo ncxt referred to Byrnes alleged cpmpi;n!
i'm the murders whilo he was Gcuug es secretary
for Tho InrnNllLlu EaIly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDiN CONNECTION THEREWITHT THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton.
Grain, Flour, and Otber Quotations.
mv ,elegrsnn to the p,spatch.i

ny telegraph to the Dispstch.i
- WASHINGTON, November 90.-For Vlr-
| RAIN glnia, rain, preceded By fair weather In
- souhess, portion, warmer. with south
westerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
Revenue collector.

has Amounted Dennis Pagan. az Florida. Col
iector %, Internal Revenue for the Disirio. Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

ST. LOCIs. November 20 Flour duh and easy.
" heat staguant aud uninterestng. ~ has boon
for q ,ouc ume Fluctuations were confined Win
in IT,. range. nnd the closo WAS ] l-i6al a..
above yesterday. NJ 2 red. cash s'in'sac ;
December, 1gttc bid. May, s4Sas4. &C. Corn
higher. No. q mixed. cash, &c.,; November.
90 ,aNs.c. MAY. s0i.c bid. Oats nrm No. .
cash. leal0'.c. bid. May. .2',c. BID, January,
90 hid. Whskey, sL02 Provisions quiet. PORK.
SlU1J. Lard. SLsiL and nominal.
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CHICAGO. Novem Der ~ --C ash quotations wore:
Cash l0ur steady and unchanged No. spring
and No. . red wheat S0hc. No. corn. 32'sc.
No o6ts bic. Meas pork. saG2Nat9;A Lard.
sfli Sh0ri-ribs. g. l1af140 Shoulders, Stsla
fii0 Sh0rycicar, s5.59afa62N. Whiskey, SLUG.
The loading failures ranged "a foN)w,.
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WILMINGTON.

WuwsGrOS. y. c.. November t0.-Turponune
quiet 40 Ilc. R0sin steady: strained, &c.. good
strained. g. Tar ira AZ $40. Crude tur-
pentine nrn; hard, SLED: yolloW-dip. - .; ur-
gin, t.3J.
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Washington notes.

Iosuov. November cQ-Capfain Wissmann
toieCraphs ihat Henry w. stanley arrived OF
Nuwauwa on November ION.
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When troubled with a cough or cold use
Dr Bullis Cough Syrup. Price 20 cents
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CATTLE MARKETS.

MIDDLIN9. yi4c.
Low AfDDLIR8. 9hc.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC.
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We quote: Fine. s9.y)ssa75. slpsrnn,. s975a
s.. =; oxtrael5)As275 fAntY, si1sA5) patent
family, country, fa7)asA2)
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NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEET
y $50 OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or III.
RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD CON-
PANT Will bo neld AZ fnr orlre 81 tle Company.
IN ne city of Richmond. Va. on WEDNESDAY,.
tho tth day 81 Dscc uber. iss1. a. ~ O'Clock N.
The transfer BOOKS VIII b" riosei no O'Clock y.
". November NTH, cad re0pcn-1 ~ 10 O'Clock
A. NJ December ,. 1850 h BROOKE,
no g1-td Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

a q. OFFICERS AND MEM
". BERS ~ JETFERSON lODjR, No. 10, %.
G. g.. viii attend a -'afei meeting of the Lodge
THIS EVENING az 5.B ociork. tloruor n
officers for the ensuing tenn wi!l lako place.
fun attendance is desired.
By order ~ the Commander, T.. X. CHAPMAN.
no2i-it' G. ". KOSHER Secretary.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
..tas STOCK Bolrii

WEDNESDAY,. November %. 1881
SAtRs-FIRsr BOARD.-j,J01 Virginia now 3s