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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
Republican Caucus Call.

WASHINGTON. November 22.-lion. l.. l.
NcComas. secretary Of the Bepubhcan
caucus of the last Congress. has, with the
concurrence of all the candidates for
Speaker and with the consent of the friends
Of the candidates for other Offices, pub
hshcd the following call for "a caucus:
The Republican representatiyes-elect to
the Fifty-frst Congress are requested 10
meet IN the hall of tine House of Repre-
seutativcs, az Washington, at noon Satur-
day. November 80. 1889. in caucus TO noml-
nate caudidates for Speaker, clerk. sergeant
alarms. doorkceper. postmaster, and chap
lam. 10 pee elected 40 the commencement of
the Fifty-tir-t Congress.
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! ! - 80 u - - -
NJ AIIEA


HOBSOS.-Diei. Friday, November g. is'' ~
her husbands residence, No. sll' eHeo''
MARY A., beloved wife ~ 4. l. llohson-
sad IA the house ani lone ne hours
Since thy sweet smiles are gone.
Bus OH a brighter home 'han ours
lsnow IN Heaven nline oWn.
Funeral from Nousb.e-Sreet chur-h ~ haf-
mat g O'Clock SATURDAY, November 81.
FrOuhurg (Md) and Oskaiousa iowa papers
please copy.
MACFARLANF.- Diel. A. his residence. 'O6<
Marshall street. a. gao h. N. November ~,
1859. II. u. MACFARLANE
Ills funeral wall tske ulnro from 'rare-Nreet
Pr.sbyterlan church 81 NDAl. November iih,
~ g. g. The friends Il The family arc "a
sYectfuliy invited 90 attend
STIRLING. Died. November p 1859. ai the
residence II her husband. MDOiNiile, henricg
county. Ns.. Mira l.iL ABElh T.. IT,, beloved
wife az Thomss Stirling
Funeral AZ Union->tauon Methodist Episcopal
church SATURDAY. November tii. az B o'clock
p. ~ Friends aud re.nt.yos ~ the family are
Invited "a attend.
THOMPSON Died. Sovbmbcr o. 50. at
..I5A. NJ. OLIVE MAY. fourth cnnd OF Jane.
u ami Fannie e. Thompson, ga TIC tAlrl Year OK
her age.
Take these liiilr lambs. sald lie,
Aud l1r iheul 600 hly breast
Salvation hey -lllI fni Do Sic,
AMI bo forever hlesL
The funeral vain take place THIS 3smria,
MORNING at % orio.g from her parents resi-
Geuce. glt Iweutg-tevnufh street All relatives
and flsnfs or" frsrt .tully invited 10 atien1
without further u.li.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
The Alleged Foud Denied.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l

WHEELING. W. VA, November 22-Major
J. c. Anderson. who travels over West Viz
ginia great deal, and who is one of the
best-known men in the country. has
lust returned 20 Wheeling from the
southern section of the State ard
the scene Of the alleged Lincoln
county Brumfeld-McCoy feud. He de-
MES emphetically the reports of recent
murders. and says there Is no truth IN the
reports that q state of terror existed and
that the people of the community were ar
rgyed against one another.
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A Steamer Ashore.
nH telarraph o the p!sps,ea.l

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. November 22.-The
reyenue-cutter Morrill,, which arrived here
this afternoon, reports that the British
steamer City Of Luckno, from Rio de
Janeiro for Coosaw, went ashore on the
Combahee banks, 81. Helena sound, yester-
day morning, during a heavy squall from
the northwest. The Morrill, offered assist
ance. and the captain of the ship rs ked the
enters commander to telegraph from
Charleston 70 Coosaw for tug TO come to
the vessels assistance on the next high
water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
TERRIFIC sNoW-sTORM.
-Four Trains wrocked-No Particulars Re
Coiycd.
Try telegraph 20 the Dispstcl+l

MrNNPtro1Is MsSS. Novcmber pa
Journal special from AissOula, Mon, says
4 terrific suow-sturm struck here about
o'clock this morning and IL still raging IN
an ITS fury. All trains on the Northern
Pacific road have boon blocked. and two
scr.ons wreck, are reported near Bonner.
town about seven miles east Of hero on the
bank. Of Hc.l-Catc river. Several train
uou wcrc injured and "a special train con-
yovlng physicians and local railroad Off
cials have gone 90 the scene of the wreck.
This Is the third wreck that has occurred
40 that place during the past three weeks.
J0'0'. Two more serious wroCks-in all
probability moro serious than the first
mentioned occurred west of here. 1t Is
impossible 10 ascertain the full particulars
M Tins lDnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
without FOUNDATION.

Try1s. November 22.-A revolt has oc-
CURED among tine convicts in Layoutute
prison. The prisoners succeeded III nee
ing themselves from their CHAINS ana III
procuring firearms and other weapons--
They then made fierce attack on the Ja,!-
err who were unable - quell the revolt,
and troors were summoned. When they
arrived at the jail desperate fight took
place and many Of the prisoners ana SOL
1iers rpra killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

never done anything and whom nobody
knows anything about. Thio would save
time. annoyance. and expense Tor All hands
and the magazines would still make their
prompt appearance ~ usual and be as full
OF villainous rubbish as ever. ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
PORT or NeWPoErNgws. NoyEHsss - lss9
ny relegrapn.i
Ready Made Dresses
Fer Children.

Sec our PRETTY DRESSES FOR CHILDRHN
f315. g. t32t, o. -. Ant
1873 These dresses ar0 made " AllNool g0ons
and are very stylish.
FLANNEL srlTING, fln yard wide. az %.
yard Tor TIE iOc. quality;
RED TWILLED FLANNEL. 49, a yard for tho
%. quality;
LINOLEIN MATS A. &c. Tor ne &c. kind
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS az - IS u, 10, -,
y, -. 30, and i0c. ALI very 'heAp;
CHENILLE TABLkCOYEhs At e.. for the u
Fun YAhD-wIDR WHITE FLANNEL a, s9,.
yard Tor The ilc. quality;
PLUSH MATS a. T. 40, u, %, AMI -e'.-iass aboi,
half value. ,-.,,.,
Handsome now styles OUTING cL0IHssiigso.
PLI0W.shAMs. facEed and RULED, at &C.
pair well worth s.
TURk EY-RED TABLECLOIHS az 81. Tor he
si25 quality; -
not Do bought elsewhere az les. than SO.
HANDSOME Tides az 15c Tor the lic. quAllJ,
SOC. for the 70. quality, sui 20. Tor tho ti'S
quality
We can show you larger variety u bLAS-
KITS than any Olher house IN this -ity.
WHITE AND COiOkED bAD-BLANkElst 10
oil sizes and sualiuc.
sLUnBsR BLANKETS and FANCY BLAN-
KErS Tor ladies' aud gentl0mens wrappers.
CRIB ard CRADLE BLANKETS 10 all quail
,les AMI sizes and 90 asiOrlshiuklf-ln griees-
HORSE BLA NkkI-. LAf-bLbShkIs, AMI
ell Ginds Of LOH-PhCE COLOkED bLANhEfs.
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designations Asked For.

W,sulNcroN. j. c., November 81.
Fdcar Fngle. assistant chief of the record
DIVISION: George A. Bond, clerk; Samuel
r. Heasey. assistant chief of the western
division. and William p. DAVIS, assistant
chief of the middle division, all OF the Pen
siop-Oflice. have been asked to resign.
They we're among those who had their pen
.inta reraTed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
Nominated for Congress.

INY I0IeGTaph 10 IIe UlsPaIlH-I
Nrw York. November 22.-iammany
Hall tonight nominated Charles II. 1ur-
ner for Congress from the Sixth district.
Tuger is az present employedas the driver
of an icc-wagon lie is very bright ana
ready t,lker. lie ran for State senator on
tLe Tammany ticket ~ the election and
was hcltou hy a small margin boy the Re
publican candidate Lispenard Stewart, a
rulllIOualre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

instant Nv Rev. George Cooper. ID. -, NJ.
Floyd row fBFs 8nd Nlss EVA c. JOHNSON;
both Of Chesterfield county
TIMBERLAKF-CO RnlN. Married. at mo
residence az the brides cousin. Mr. --- Davis IN
his CITY, on November ilth, hy Rev : &. Clop-
ton. MIR JANIS F. TlNBEhL AXE and Miss
sALLIE 4. CORBlN. both ~ this city.
WILsNRR-fACY.- Married, a. tho clay
street Baptist church. 90 ihe goth Instant, ~
Rev. y g.. Cloptcn, Mr AUGUSTUS "lLsNsh
and MLa. Al ILL Z LALA. 10Th uL MI. clLl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
COMING CONGRESS.
RuMoRs REGARDING REVOLUTION
AIRY MEASURES BY THE RePUeLl-
CANS.
Tho Necessity for Every Democratic Mem
Der Being In his Place-Briefs aud
Personals.
lrrom nnr Regnlar Corre,pondeni.l


WAeurvarov. November 22.-There il a
rumor floating around that the Republican
leaders in the House are going TO offer. ~
soon "a the organization is effected, q reso-
luton 10 declare entitled 90 seats twelve or
fifteen men from the South who are making
contests and that tho resolution is 90 be
mt through under whip and spur; that
the evidence taken IN al these cases IS 10
be ignored completely, and that snap
Judgment VIII be taken on the ID mocrats-
N IS claimed that there is q precedent for
sl,ch action a. this. and the talk Is that
some of Mr. Reeds supporters are De
claring that if lac j. elect al speaker ne VIII
recognize any high-blnded move that may
be made.
SITTING THF EUwOE.
The Diep0'ch correspondent hns invesu-
gated these reuOTts. and the best miormt-
tion obtainable is THAT q wild Revolutionary
plan ike this has been talked OF, though
mp 20 the present time the matter has
taken definite shape, ard T. hardly seems
possible that politicians could grow 90 DIES
perate as 10 undertake any such outrage.
4 defeated candidate for Congress in West
Virginia named McGiuncss who ~ max ~
q contest for the seat. has been advocating
this proposed outrage. and II i sad thn'
he has been so bold AZ 10 declare that such
q resolution would be offered and the he
pubhcans admitted to seats by resolution.
BE on HAND
Whether these reports ere true or false IL
is very important that All Democrats should
be on hund when Congress meets. ihere
is no telling what dcvilsh schemes the Re
publican leaders may attempt. They are
in terrible stow over having such 81 'n-
der majority. and they know that nothing
but % diabolcai revolutionary plot can pos
slbly aid them IN their efforts 70 unseat
Democrats.
A COMBINE.
For nymOnths il has been said that the
II Republican members Of Congress from
the States politically cla-sod as eouthern
had formed a combine and that they
would not vote for ans man for speaker
unless they were assured That they would
have the Office Of Doorkceper OF the House
for one of their friends. The combine
seems to have been broken up. Mr.
Kinscv. Of st. Louis. has arrived. and me
declares that be viii not 20 INTO any com
bination. and Mr.. Wade, Of Missouri. also
SAYS that he shall vote as be secs it 10 Us
the prevailing opinion that the southern
combination had been rut down almost
s0ldly for Mckinley for Speaker. Mr..
Wade Is not for Mckinley. He u
wagering between Reed and Cannon
and Tire chances are that he VIII vote for
Cannon. az the congressman from the
Mississippi Valley are rallllng around the
standard of the Illinois man. However,
President Harrison, Who is supposed io
favor the candidacy of Nj 1aunon. ha
Just made the Missouri Republicans very
mad iu the appointment az post
master ~ K.usns City. The leading
Republicans out there recommends! Mr..
JoWott for postmaster, and Mr. Jewett Was
Thought 10 have sure claim on the APP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
THE CRONlN MURDER CASE.
Sensational Sireet-Scene over a Witness.
frv feiegraph T. tra Disoaf~hl

ny tfi"EfhFh i' '-' D-HpE"'u.i
CucAcO. November -. Budcnbender,
the witness from Houokeu. \. j., who yes
tcrday testified that 10 was not "A white
horse that took DR.. Cronin away May 4th,
ieuudcr arrest. Aftcrcourt adjourned this
afternoon Officer Lyndville with his pri-
souer. was 20 the corner of Clark and Mlchl-
gan streets going 90 the States Attorney
office when Mr. Qualcy, one Of the counsel
for the defence, and Forests clerk en-
doavored % take the prisoner away. 4
crowd soon collected. but the prisoner was
safely mudcl M the States Attorney
Office A. he was ascending the steps Of
the Criminal Court building Qualey shout
ed 90 Bude1bondor that no would be taken
care Of, and 20 keep ms mOuth shut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

Aif"ti'i' 't'
Tytclograpn 10 the D.spatchl

IIIV
NASHVILLE. November Ex-Governor lay
lor Yesterday acted upon tie case OF the
6Ve Baluards. sentenced to hang for muir
der IN Hancock county. The Governor
plrdoned absolutely John, Jr., and Elijah
barnard. committed TO five years II the
the sentences OF Clint ana
Anderson Barnard, aud 10 ten years mat OIL
old man John Barnard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
Inrifed to Augusta.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dispa'eh.l

fBy t0IegFGph % 10" DI'''7'V1'I
AucusrA Ga, November 2.-The
Aueugta Exchange has invited the men,
hers of the international american Con
ference 10 visit Augusta. The Clty Coun-
eli sends similar invitation. Augusta -
the largest cotton-manuiacturng centre III
tha South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
An Orange Trust.
lBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.]

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, November 2.-Ihe
Board Of directors OF the Florida Orange
Growers Union have been in session Tor
TWO days at Oeala, and the result is 2 con- l,
solidstion Of the Orenge-Growers, Union
and the Florida Fruit Exchange. Negotis-
tons tending 10 this end have been 10 pro-
gress for some weeks past. Tue ADVISORY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
Resiguations rendered.
ruv ,.tsgravh N tina Dtspafrh

MoSTIy1pro Uia GALVESTON. November %.
The members of the ministry have ten
dered their designations. IL is reported
that this action is due 10 dispute which
has arisen between the President and the
AT;piafor of Har
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
FATAL EXPLOSION.

ID ~ W
PrrTgprRGH. Pa, November 22.-A two
Glory hrlck dwelling on Robinson street,
Braddock. Pa. was blown 10 pieces, TINS
morning by an explosion OF natural gas.
Two persons were fatally burned and SIX
others seriously injured. Tho accident
,xns cansed bY leak IN the MAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
AssIpnments Changed.
rBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Maior Isaac
Arnold has been ordered from the COM
mand Of tho Fort Monroe arsenal Va to
command the Columbia arsenal OF Iennes-
see. Major John X. McGinnis from duty at
ROCK island arsenal to command Fort
Monroe arsenal Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
Di.cIaims Aiding the CIgar-Makers.

Havana, November 2l.-The Governor
General disclaims that he in any way aided
the striking cigar-makers OF Key West.
Many of them, il seems. asked 70 be return.
ed to Cuba, and for that reason the gunboat
was sent TO Key West to carry them back
to their former home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK
NEW YORK. November Cotton quiet and
firm, mliiing, lOAc; low niddlns 80
g0oi ordinary i3-l6c- nct reccipts here, l't2s
bales. grOss receipts, $50 balee; exports-tO
~. Continent, 80 bales; forwarded, 1890 blies
sales, ll. taie5-all spianers, stock, lg5BO
halcs. Wheat dllL sc. lower, and weak no
rod, s3ftas4i(,. il elevator; options moderately
active, ale. lower, and heavy; NO. rod, No
venoar, Sll.c.: December, b3ffc., January,
% ,r: Nay. s1hc. Corn weak, Assc. lower, and
active, cll-hy tor export; No 2. a. aatlt SC IN
elevator: options IuU, aRisc. lower, aud weak.
a. &C. ; May. 4l-sc. Oats dun and weaker OPP
tions less active and weaker, November :, g.;
December, q &C.: January. &c. May. S''sc.;
so. spot, - as &C.. miAei Western <iA-sSc.
Hops steady and quiet. COfiee-OptiOns opened
steady aud jal5 points w; closed steady aud
unchanged 10 points up. Irregular cables
quiet: November. sl5. -Oaflas5: DecemDer,
Elsna2i5 %: January. SIS s0asloD; February,
- .s0atlhyO: March, H5sOnt!b&; May. t95oa
flJ spot Rio about steady; fair cargoes. iSttc.;
no. =. IKE. Sugar-RHw higher aud urin; iAir
refining. So. cenIriingals, y-tesi, SIC. rehned
in demand aud nrm. Molasses Foreign noml-
nal. New Orleans steady: open-settie, good 70
fancy. sOs4sc. az % quality Rice steady aud ia
"a. Z demand. Petroleum steady and quiet: re-
nuol. 1i5c. COttOu-se0d OH steady hO.iu, steady
ard quiet Turpentine ste sdier and duet az
a. 8f-c. Wool nrm: domestic fleece, 32n35c. :
pulled, Z3ailc. Texas, lia2sc. PORK strong and
active Beef stesdy. Beef hams quiet Iierced
reef alOw. Cut-meais steady. hifdles strong .
horl-ciear, 500 Lard easieraud quiet: western
scam, SG55: cl,y. SG15; opii0ns-Novembe
500 asked: December. $3.50 bid. Nay, u.s.
asked. treigns nrn.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO November Cash quotations were !:
Flour dull and unchanged. 20. : spring and
no. red wheat ,9ac. 80. corn. 3lfsc.
No oals, 20Hc Mess-pOrk, Nl1 Lard,
gAi2.. shOr.-riba, f5a$j,0 Shoulders, 50. y a
40. Wniskey, sl.O2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
A week,s Failures.

fBy telegraph to the Dspatch.i
NV YORK. November 22.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
last week number for the United states
2l5: Canada, 32-total. 277-agalnst 200 lsSt
xyapk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
pALrlMORE STOCK MARKFr.

BALTIMORE. November ee.-NrCiniR cons0l-,
% ol Baltimore and Onto, p5n!l0 Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore. lists. yaaJ)it; DO.
90 .t.l .g.e-. ists. YN bid. DO 90. 2i'S Goa - :
DO. d1. u.s. % bid; consolidated gas stock, 81. q
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION THEREWlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton.
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations
rRv ,olecr,pn 70 tho pisp.,cn.I

w VIZ :" 70"
- WASHINGTON. November 22-For VIZ
FAIR ,ginla. fair, colder weather. westerly
I----Iwincs, high on tho coast,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

Prepared by combination proportion
ana process peculiar TO itself, Hoods gar
saparilla aecomplishes cures hitherto uh-
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November %, 1881
OFFERiSGS

OFFERiNGA
WHRAT-4,G3s bushels
CORy.-l,7 100 bushels.
OATs.-i, 100 bushels.
SALES gs'OtrsD ~ ss1EgrARE
WuRAT-Longberry 1919 bushels choice AZ Sc;
COZ bushels very good az Sdr. 32i bushels very
good AZ ssc. q bushels good Ct SIC 800 bush
Ella common at nc. shOrtDerry. 80 bushels good
Al soc 1fs bushels fair a. 75c 81 bushels com
mon at &C. Total sales Of wheat, l,iO2 bushels.
C0RN.-White 900 bushels prime on private
terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
A. shKS & CO.,
HELPS on DRESS,
1908 MAIN STREET.
SATURDAY!

The last day Of tho week Is always busy day
with us, especially IN our Boys ami Children's
Department. which Is pronounced by all who
visit it tho handsomost, most conveniently ar
ranged, and best lighted Boys and Chi!dTen's
Department to be found anywhere.
what we are most proud Of is tho beautiful
and fashionable garments We Offer you; the
large. well-male, and elegant goods we carry,
which IA tho cream Of Boys and Children's
Keaiy-made, and the equal 10 the nnosi custom
work.
Boys Overcoats, heayy- and modiun-weisnt,
price, 50 20 t225l
Children's Oyercosts, heavy and medium
weight, $3.50 70 sl5.
Isoys' suits. Worsteds, CsssimOres, and Che
volts, prices s. 20 22.J0.
Chudren's Knoo-Pani Suits, prices i2.5O TO SIS.
kilt Suits. one and two pieces (mostiy two
pieces, prices $50 to !la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

Salvation Oil has many competitors IN
the market but no rivals. Price only 70
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

WAsursGroS, November 22.--The Ireasn-
~ Department to-day accepted Szbi' ooV ID
AZ and as.
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Mean temDerature...""
NEW vOpH STOCK MARKET.

Ngw YORK. November e2.--Therc was renewed
interest m trusts to-day and the stock market
was loss active Tor the regular list, but the uu-
listed department sho sed a marked Increase in
the amount OF business done. the temper OF
epecul alton was alternately weak and strong
within uarr0T limits, the general drift OF prices
being downward during the forenoon and up-
ward FOR the remainder Of the DAY. There was
a great dissemination 20 trade, aud the acilFe
work IN The iuarKet vas done almost entirely by
the Lesrs and traders. The news OF The day was
uuimpOrtant except for the announcement OF
some arrangement between kocg Island and
Atchis0n. he bears made considerable effort
70 got prices Of cOalers, trusts, and southern
stocks down. but did not succeed very we'll The
manipulation OF trusts was not confined 70 one
eide. but efforts were made O. lift ~ well az 70
dcOrcs. them. aud tho besrs gave IL up toward
the CLOS, When u marked Ipgard movement
took place Ia all Of them. The general matSet
81 SD on a squirt 81 strength with most OF the
list but slightly changed and the gains and losses
about evenly distributed. Cotton oil is 10 and
sur1r1',. Saies. 10 900 shares.
Erenfnr.-f xcnange quiet and steady a. 4slHa
f9} Money / az. closing offered az y
Sub Tres ury bRlsnccs-Gold. l57.WlIOO; cur
rency 3 900 Governments dun and steady
for "a per cents. l2'. ex. int ~, coupons
1867 eY, int state DOuds uos iCcsel.
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FLOUR.

We quote: Fiue. s25OABa75. supsr1ns. tl75a
Eaos; extra. sl5)as175: family. sia3kJ9 pAtsa'
family, country, ti.TjAsA2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

COTTON REPORT.
Market fru-
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLING. 9Io-
Low AfODLIS8 9Ic.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

THE WEATHER rS RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
lear Ia the morolng and cloudy, With light
ain IN tho afternoon and night
Eanca OF IhnrlnomeLnr NeaieraaY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY November -, 1859.
SALEs-Tgsr BoArD.-JJ0 Virginia new ps AZ
IS I.00l do o.. 6s. 1000 DO a 81; shares Old
Dominion steamship Company al 15, 10 10 ~ 70.
Ci,sinr 1Ios,tlous lt $40 7.J'< aoari.
CONVENIENT 5s1JalrtsL b. Aslst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23
rr,HE BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
CHARLES n. CLARK. PsssIDsss
bRA DsTREEr'S RICHMOND ORf.cA
~. llgs kAsf MAIN srAAsE
toicynons ho<is
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-23

MARINE INTTLLlGENCK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER q iSsa
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ARRIVED.
steamship WYanosr. Boak. View YORK. n@r-
ohaudise aud passenger: George W. Allen =
CO., agents.
SAILED.
steamer Arlei. Doyo. Norfolk. merchaniiss
AMI passengers
tfEtEEp.
British brig Ateil. 10 tons, Captain W. G.
Jonnsou, for no Gran1e 10 sui or ieota-' Bra
IN, With 28ii Darres lOur, Tho haxhl-' rem
shaw Company, The Dalcgo Mills, and Dunlop
value, fll,ltO
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ny reegrapn.i
Arrived
stosmship Advance. New York, 70 coal and
LOAF merchandise Tor Brazil.
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steamship GaiiiAno, Liverpool, coaled.
Steamship Princes, Bremen, cosled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-10
Retiring From business.

Eagleson 4 Co., of so North Spring
street, one of the largest manufacturer
and importers of mems furnishing goods
shirts, ETC.. in the United States, are
about to close their business in this city
They commenced business here ovel
two years ago, and their success was
such as to warrant their seeking a more
commodious place in which to transac
their constantly increased business, pro
vided such could be obtained at fail
rental. Having failed in this, and hav
ing two stores and factory in San Fran
cisco, they have decided to close ant
transfer their business elsewhere. We
regret this, as the name of Eagleson
Co. is known all over this southern coun
try. The entire stock is offered at &
aacrifice