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Harried.

URTOS-BRADwAY-On May I'd, $3.50, by
Rev. W. r.. G~ornwelI, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Edward a. orion and Miss
Berfie g. midway. both Of Woodstown.
COSOEEE-MILLER-At Elmer parsonage.
May 9Th, by Rev. T.. Corson, Charles L. Como
yer, OF Centreton, 10 Maggie j.. Miller, Of Pal
atine.
HARRIS-SWING-At Elmer. May 18th, by
Rev. Pennington Cors0n, samuel a. Harris,
NJ. b., to Mary Ella swing, both OF shirley.
CROw-WILEY-On May lG, 1859, by Rev.
{. NJ. Perkins, Harry Crow, of Salem, and Liz
zie Wiley, Of Pennsyille.
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way coats

Ne never expected to give at
sI.75 so good an imported Cor
set IS the leila Couldn't do it
now if there were any middle
costs. The Paris manufacturer
makes them to our order exclu-
sively. From the factory to our
counter, to you. And We
take them in such big lots that
every possible cent IS saved in
the making.
We shall have the leila in ten
styles. Two OF the styles are
here now:
TeiEa No. !. French Coain, sI.1
TeIia No. :, Summer sL1e-
Both these numbers are in every
size, and come in drab or white,
as you choose.
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10 nv Friends.

As you are well aware that | would not rec
omnend that which ! ala not believe 10 be
good, / desire TO say to all who need a good,
reliable, family medicine, thar ! believe one
bottle OF sulphur Bitters VIII do you more
good than any other remedy | ever saw.-itcv.
Cephaa Sonlc.
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Monday being the last day upon which
Governor Green could act upon bills passed
by the recent Legislature, he fled thirty
with his objections. Among them are tie
bills for the purchase Of a certain history
Of Now jersey for tie puolle schools;
dividing Qaintou township, Salem county,
and Two relating 10 tho appointment Of
Notaries Public. The product Of The SEES
sioL Is 800 laws, 10 less than IN 1898.
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Canton mattings. We are selling one at
% cents, which is worth, as things, go 10
cents more. It's nicely woven and very
heavy. 1t don't pay to buy the l0c and
15c qualities If you expect any service
from them. l.. Il. Humphreys & Co.
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Sateens.

Sateens.
From MuIhouse, which you
know is the hub Of the Sateen
Universe, printed by Koechlins,
the art printers of textiles, the
best grade, at rs cents a yard.
No time to explain why they
tumble from double. They are
here, that's the price, and that's
enough, save only that the de-
signs are neat and small, in pop
ular colors.
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IfYou wish

To enjoy good health, and prevent The seeds
Of disease from ripening in your system, you
shoald use the best medicine II the world, sui
phur Bitters. which viii prevent your system
FROM being ali run down by making 1t strong
and yigoroas.-Reg. W. X. SNOW.
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Ifyoa need q white toilet quilt it will
pay you 70 see our stock. The one We sell
nom at q we formerly sold at $50. We
have some as Low as IS cents.-E. B. Hum
phreys & Co.
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Administrators Notice.

JoHN II. TURNER Administrator cum
test. annexo of Nathaniel X. Lloyd, de-
ceased, by direction ofsfhe Surrogate OF the
County Of Salem, hereby gives notice to the
creditors of the said Nathaniel Il. Lloyd. de-
ceased, 10 bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate of the said decedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine months
from the date hereof, or they will be forever
barred of any action thereof against the said
JOHN II. TURNER,
Admir- cum test. anncxo of Nathaniel II. Lloyd,
deceased.
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The GinkIy Crazie are too
cool and comfortable TO be
skipped Nobody IS skipping
them. 1915 cents. Many pretty
patterns.
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Collar and Cuff Boxes that
look ike wood and wear like
leather, : and &C. Cuff Boxes
only. heavier and more tanciful,
I2c.
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Plants For Sale.

CABBAGE, Tomato Cauliflower, Beet, Egg,
~ Pepper, and all other kinds OF plants in
season. All the best varieties. Grown from
Lnndreth's seeds. Call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere. ISAAC Is. COLES
Greenhouses, Mill street, S6uth Woodstown.
Anllnnm
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s&ism. kr eosam ts2mys ne p@ss 3e&g
vii Ens5zHlg rezea $Syy, zsshezzS ~ 4zTe
10 oases4g Gzsgss. Tie @saosgt p@A fNr
A0Ss61sz tAsa< .Hs pe-Bam reach $50 for
tie geas VIZ hzTs aeyeg vet kE9sB = bill
70 b. Azals4 = frc8 arp ofbet WHnsayp
TN sAe e~0aSsasea@I ~ tszfaDs I'D g% pas1t
seefns eTa6grgs skaef otter tg8GsA9gs zEs
rMk dslag their ansY - ~ a&sssy 81 sae
M@yox - gS1ese 5 Dssfdo5eg T. Isstakss
as kszk szlssa saouid take care u Asg e~1
tra9p& apl shefe fgey ~ committed ~
the ely 5aexsg ff fbs ulzat fAAE 80 eztg
gAgald pay lie bill
II tie .4st rseetinga he }11&sq u Pre-
N0sdeFs fas agess0g stated ttat aeeeEasHg
- tie IN, tapa e9sd - g2~G%Asa ~
nofk on .&s 8rse1s " ~ liz egoasg farm
All NJ be1eys i tbe c9aatT Ia ~ sup
sDft tkeEa tas aaey ss9asG b. ~ 70 w0fk
~ TIE a9ads Ard We are quite sire gsey
Noasd thereafter gre aIea etg : vide
bisth.
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In all varieties. Our prices. It IS
needless 10 say, are always as low
as the lowest Hunt up the cheap
est you can find in CITY or country
and give Us a chance to put our
styles and prices in competition.
Come and see our stock. A visit
or a look does not involve a pur-
chase. We are glad 70 show TO
lockers or to purchasers.
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IoHN WANAMAKER.



II the condition Of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
" Of WoodstoEns Al Meodsiown: in the
State Of New Jersey Al the close Of business
9Th month 18th. Is8. Z
RESOURCES.
Loans aBdSiseounfs..-...-..-..... ssI5,ss1s
DvendraftS tecEred and unsecured. Is 20
Us. BondAN secure circulation. 73gso %
Other stocks, Aonds and mortgages, 1910 %
Due from apTTAsed reserve agents. E,9l2 Is
Due from otherN National Ranks 542 -
Real estate, furnNTe. and nxfures- 25o %
Cheeks and other "a fems.--. aE
Bills OF other BanksN los 90
fractional paper cuSehey. nielTs
specie -....~.......1N..-.E. Is,5es -
Legal tender notes-.-..N..4-... 1915 %
Assistant Treas. L. ;. at Ms 1909 %
er q per cent. Of c%ireniaE IN. s,s-5 %
Due from nrq cent u :; Tdrsasg5IeT; than 20 %
Total ........-4-N z65.as5
e esrdia. stoeS paid in. 800 ,sS 90 90
Undivided profits .......h 42,4l2 Is
National Bank notes outstanding. As5,too 90
Due 10 other SatioaAl banks. esi7 IS
Total slas4sa s.
State OF New jerry. county Of Salem, $50
j, WV. II. FLTTeHAPr, Cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly affirm that The abeve
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
WIN. Z. FLITCRAFT..
Subscribed and affirmed TO before me this
10th day OF May, lSa.
Conngcr-Attest:
Ssss1 kl1 TasssE, directors.
EDWIN CoLsoS,
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TWENTY SIXTH YEAR.
SPRING GOODS!



We have just opened our New
Spring Clothing, and are inclined to
think there IS 10 store in South
Jersey that can show a stock Of
equal variety and excellence While
we have all kinds suited to MEN.
YOUTHS. BOYS, and CHILD
Rem we have given vi best at
tention to the
VERY LATEST DESIGNS
In Cut. Style, Make and Finish Of
Young Gents HObby Dress Suits
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

NEW YORK November --Beeges-Receipts,
go head. including II carload. Tor export aud IL
for homo trade slaughtercrs direct; no trading
In basyes. market dun FOR dressed beef az Sal
nc per pound for native slGes. exports 1900
quarters OF beef IO-daY's caDle adyices from
London and Liverpool quote American reirige-
rated beef &c. per pound lower al .eant orc.
uer mound, AMI American steers dun hl Salut.
i,er Mound for the dressed weight, sinking The
oaaL Calyes-Rsceipts, 40 head market steady
and all sold, Including yeals az basc. per pound
Crassers and western calves a. ~ 5oata.lo per 4UD
bounds sheep auf lam Os-keceipts, :. 100 head
market fairly nrm for both sheep and lamus,
with moderate trading a. to25af01s per 10
BOUNDS for lambs and SiaA IS for sheep; come
poor lamOs, $40; DO. sheep, thS' hogs-ke-
CENTS 3 100 head 1--we hogs. 81. 50a$ y per 100
hounds. and the market closed weak az mo
range.
CHICAGO. November l9-The Dr0rerS Jour
aqf reports: Cattle-Receipts. $500 head ship
menta $500: market opened strong aud closed
a. 6OaS5; steers s275sft50; stockere aud feeders,
fi.25as27s: cows bulls, and mixed, slas.,0:
Texas cattle. Si.f0as.sO; western, s2fOaf341.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head shipments, $40:
market weak; mixed. s3oSat3y1 nsaYy, t.oua
Receipts 1000 head shipments, 1900; market
sctive aud steady: natiYes, s. 25aS5.25: western,
S330as4. 20; lambs, <A75asa-6O per ewI
ST. LOUIS. November 10 -CasIls-Receipts, 20
head; shipments. so head marke. strong: good
10 fancy native steers. 81 S)afi.s0; fair 10 good
slnasi. 90; stocksrs aud feeders, S2.loaSA2S;
range steers, SASHA Hogs--Receipts. $500
head: shipments, $500 head; MARKET a SHADE
higher, fair 70 choice hesyy. t3sUasAs5; pack
Ing, saeOasasO: light-fair TO best ta0oasa %
Sheep-Receipts. 100 head; shipments. 800
head; market nrm: fair 10 choice. tafossi.7C.
EAST LIBERTY. Move mber 9.--cattie-Receipts.
800 head shipments. i.020 head market far:
prime, 81 1OaSl 40; good, - bostasO; far, s2yOa
81. 10; bulls, stays, and fat cow. Sl.50as2 80 |;
fresh cows s30asto: veal calves, soas.25; zone
shipped 20 New Ycrs. hogs-keceipIss i,S0
head; shipments, LOO head; market allow;
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AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
The BRAZILIAN Minister Takes Hopeful
view of the situation.

WAsHrxGroN. November 2).-Dr. Nalentee. the
brazilian Minister. has no; yet been officially re-
oue.ted 10 ask the United states Governments 70
recognize tho United States Of Brazil ile be-
Ieye. such q request vii not b made immedi-
ateiv. but tha' the Government viii wait rea-
sonahle length II time ia order to SATISFY mo
world VI iis stability before seeking formal re-
cogniii0I. Ia,
fnapt Kenuhlicaue set forth in their manifesto
a. most reasonable Ia all respects. ana As luey
hayo assumed oil 81 tho obligations ana dep.s Oh
TIE empire and have guaranteed the Iulies.
measure Of protection ana personei IlucfV u
citizens Of other nations residing ih biaAl' az
we'll ~ security 10 tneir vested interests De cah-
not ace any rea40n FOR Dissatisfaction abrohd a.
the recent change.
In ma Wow n constitutional convention must
bo assembled in brazil ~ the earliest po5sibls
moment This body will probably adjust the
boundaries OF pre5e utatiou oi the twenty eA,
ilting provinces. which VARY hrgely III ei@o anu
Inc senate viii also have 10 be reconstructed.
Us abolition as tao first at oi the reVolutphl'.s
has been misuudcrstOod a. tending toNhIps
drep0,ism. A- mater OF fact, said Dr.. Nalen-
tee. lt was a liberal movement, as Will ne uhueI-
stood when it ia generally known thAl mo seha-
tors under TIC old fc1inie Vero elected Tor ne
nu1, t. has been asserted, didn)t always CONTINUE
fo reflect the views 90 their constituents.
Tho Minister also looks forward 90 the eA'eh-
sion ~ the right Of suffrage by II constitutions
convention. Al present, In addition 70 ne oIti-
nary re1uirerIents ~ age, citizenship, etc, inc
voter must be possessed ~ an income ~ nos res
than 800 per nnnum. This requirement. mas
bsen Literally construed, yet thore Is deihAhu
for It's abolition.
Because o. the mixed character Of tho popu-
lati1n Of Brazil tlIe Minister believes u Woild
hardly be wise 90 have unrestricted Suffrage ~
rr.sout but he faYOrs tie imposition OF a re-
c1irement that after period % four years from
the aate 81 The adoption OF the new C0u3tltl-
ton the voters must al least be atle To write
thoir names and read. This be heueVs "ould
stimulate popular education AMI cause Tue hn-
educated people 10 avnil ihemselves OF the rec
schools which already abound IN Brazil Alto.
gethcr Or. Nglenieo takes a most hopeful Wow oi
ftto affuaftnu
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THE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean tenperamre.....................4s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 90 There Was little OF
boar ammunition lott IN the stock market This
morning With which 10 continue the scare OF tho
past two days. and the temper OF speculation
again underWsut change for the better with
tho effect Of closing stocks az or near their
highest prices for tho day, which were materially
better than the closing figures OF last evening.
Many OF the Influential operators and railroad
officials, including Mr. Gould, we're out with bull
lish interviews, and 70 can the climax, London,
which has been q seller IN this market for the
past two days. turned up again "a a buyer on a
boral sralo supplemented by western opera
tors. The bears were nos Disposed 10 give up the
fight vi bout n struggle, and rallies were ire
qusnt though not loug-iiveu, and considerable
fsverishness WIS exhibited by dealing under
these q sturbug influences. Tho upward move
mont which began AZ rho opening. however. was
NOT INTERRUPTED 20 any appreciabe extent
throughout the entire session. There was con-
tuuance OF sharp movements among special
ties, and tennessee coal YiOratei rapidly a.
usual. though its fluctuations were not quite go
violent "a during tho past few days. Trusts were
inclined o. weakness az first, but recovered later
In the dag. ana While sugar and cOtton-Oil were
active huRi changes were slight. The close was
quiet bus strong ~ about the best prices OF the
dav. Final declines are few in number AMI fOT
unimportant fractions, while Denver. Texas
and Fore Worth rose , s.; Manitoba, "a Pacific
Mail J.. s. Paul and Union Pacific "a each.
lni Ontario and We-tern and Burlington, earh.
Eregm0.-l xchRuge quiet and steady 40
4s2saisi. Money ught at 2as. Sub Irea-ury
balances-Gold, l-1,llo0o0; currency iSi9fVU.
Governmentedull and steudy for as. per cents.
IT. ok. INT ~ coupons, ig1N ex. int state
bonds quiet hui steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

u such trades rs arc In condition TO put inc
nj "a In operation on May I. 1880.
Rcs0irei, That We call upon the i eslnent OF
the American Federation Of Labor 20 Indicate
the trade or trades organized within the iolun OF
the society which ~ or are prepared 70 suoccHs-
fuzzy lnaugurste the eigh-hour movement Oh
Nay I. 1890. confident that the knights OF LABOR
will lend tueir moral support 90 The movement
In favor 81 such trade or trades.
In the knights Of Labor Convention to-day va
ri0us standing committees made their reports
auoug them the Com mittees on Insurance, Law
Finance. and CORPORATIONS. The Committee or
Appeals and Grievances made is maj report
The Finance Committee recommended chhbse
80 that 30 future only The actual cer-iAre 10 anu
from conventions VIII he paid. in the future M
local assemblies attached % the Genei Al Asseui-
bly, viii pay per capita tax 81 ten cents per
quarfof instead ot ak NJ heretofore lhe tome
raj Executive Board were empowered Of ther al--
erection 20 put on an accommodate OF no, MOI"
rian thirtY-1vo cents Tor ihe next year. rc.o-
luton was pa s5eJ declaring that the 6eneral ~
scmbly favor Tho Increase In The pay OF printer
assistants in be Bureau Il Engraving and frht-
Ing a. Washington from Ties TO g. per day, \
resolution WAS also passed recognizing clecuon-
days az loyal holidays. ald imposing ponaliy
on any employer violating H.
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moReARREsrsoF ELECTION JUDGES.
The specifications Not Forthcoming, and
the Government Not Ready 20
GO 10 Trial.

T7I'-IIl VIII III ~ TIT -
DAS,uLT. NA, November 2O.-lh"
Tritcl STATE Inarshals and commissioners
ave- s,,n rottipo mn their WORK. To-day
United Siatcs Marshal !. J.. Richardson
arrested NJ. IL. Power. =. :. Clark, and
Henry i. Dodson. jtdcc- OF election al
Eiueold upon two warrants. one charging
'hcm VIII violating sections 5j1l and
900. and also with violating section 55zl
of the United States Revised Statutes ir
using two h4llot-hoxe- il tine last congress
aolal election. Tho case wa set Tor irihl
M $50 before United States Commissioner
Lewis but were ADJOURNED over uu G.o
tonight. The cases were called tonight.
and United States District attorney Craig
represented the Government. toIonei
Calell and others represented the accused.
Cn.g Was noi ready for tnhi' ana th' c'N,9
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DEATHS.

BAUGHAN.-Died. suddenly. at 9i0 y. NJ No
vember lgth at bis residence. No. 12I north
Fourth street, FELIN II. BAUGHAN. Ia the my
seventh year OF his age. 49,. ,
Tho funeral will tGke place THIS (Ihursdayl
AFTERNOON NJ 8 o'clock from Ciay-stfeet
Methodist church.
FERGUSON. Died, yesterday morning, No
vember ~, lssg, ~ quarter % ii o'clock, az her
fathers residence. ~. % west Jackson street,
after briefnlnes~. LILLIAN OCrAVlA. young
est daughter q william and Nary 4. Ferguson;
AGED three years and seven months
,SuIsr the .iitls children 60 come unto me-
and forbid t1em not; Tor Of such Is tho kingdom
of Heaven" 800. .,.,.,,
mo funera! will take place THIS AFTER
Noon at $50 O'Clock from - Philips Protestant
Episcopal church. Friends Of the family are IN
yitod % attend.
HOPKINS Died. November g. 1850 NARY
SUE. wife Oh. A. Hopkins: aged fOrty-sx ye6r,.
Funeral from Seventh-stfo CHRISTIAN church
THURSDAY, November sist, st3f N.
TURNER.-Died. at No. lO3 west clay street
November -. 1889. Mrs. BLILA T. TURNER,
relicr OF George Turner, IN tho seventy-nfth year
OF her age.
Notico n tho funeral will appear Ia ths state
OF Thursday. No nowers
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Condensed kilograms.

Tho Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Of Ohio will contest the election.
Tho sultan Of Turkey has granted amnesty TO
all criminals In Crete save those most nagrant.
Charles II. Wells, editor and proprietor Of the
D,rie 4 promiuont trade journal OF Atlanta,
Gs.. died Al saranac Lake. y. Y, yesterday.
Tho national palace ~ san Salvador was com.
rlet.lv DESTROYED 10y fire Tuesday night The
Government archives were totally consumed.
Atihe Birmingham races yesterday the fol-
loving horses were winners: Revival Monitor
Hardy, Kate 3, Little Minnie, and Regardless.
81. Louis has opened no a Wolds Fair head
quarters in Washington and announces the in
teuton % remain until Congress settles tue
question OF location.
Among the visitors al Bsrnum's show yes
terday we're the Prince aud Princess Of Wales,
the Marquis of L0rne and Princess Louise. aud
tho Bar. aud Countess OF Fife.
Three spans OF the Matket-street bridge at
WHliamsport. Pa. went down last night Six
men were injured to-day while working " save
the Pennsylvania railroad bridge.
Alleged Florida frauds In the last election for
President ara tho subject OF the latest screed OF
me Attorney. General Of the United States. lie
does not appear disposed to be severe.
The elections for members OF the Berlin Mu-
plcipal Council showed an Increase OF 5000 IN
tho Socialist vote. lt NplittotS won Two 1toA,
from tho Liberals and two from the Conservs-
tves.
Governor Wilson said yostedray that the report
sent ont Tuesday by the Associated Press from
Wheeling regarding the call for special Sc ssion
OF the Legislature for January 18th was entirely
without foundation.
TIE National Grange. at san Francisco, yester.
day passed resolutions iayoring the election of
United states senators direct by ayote OF tho
mamie The session adjourned TO meet next
year at Atlanta Ga.
The first through fast mail from Omaha TO
Portland arrived at the Union Pacific depot yes
terday. The time from Omaha 10 Portland was
nfty-nine hours and twenty-f0ur minutes, the
best time ever maze between tho two pOsnIA
The CrOnin murder case continued on trial In
Chicago yesterday. Ex-Congressman Fincriy
aud one Brady lawyer, were among those OK
amincd MS 10 tho doings Of Clan-na-Gaei, Camp
No. 20, prior " the death Of Cronin on Nay fth.
In a eight TO a fnish for purse OF si,sO st
the rooms OF the California Athletic Club last
night between Billy Mccarthy, champion MID.
dle-welght OF Australia, and Denny helher' Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

NOVEMBER 2a-Markes stoady. No sales ro-
ported. Prime, sc; extra prime, &c;
fancy, 4Ec; spanish &C.; sheliei, 2'4ca
5 ~. factory hand picked, 4Hc.aJ&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

CONNECTION COMPANY. - THE
v annual meeting 81 tho RICHMOND, FkEDE-
RICK BURG ASD POTOMAC hui che RICH
MOND AND PE1 Ek-BUkG CONNIE TON
COMPA>f viii be h8ld AZ tho olic' 81 tho ITCH
mond Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Railroad
Company. Ga no cry ~ Richmond, on NEDNks-
DAY, Noyenlber -. 1889, 1T - O'Clock v.
no. g.M D. Is. WINS lON. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
The Marine Conference.

w,sptscr3N. November 20 When the Inter
national Marine Conference met today the
Amendment proposed yesterday ny Dr. sieve
tfnr. ~ Germany, Was considered ms pre-
vides that vessels engaged IN uaW,lng Nhen VI,
der way, and all other vessels shaIl Keep our OF
tre ,vov III vessels and boats engaged IN nshlng
win drlft-nets OF IN line-nshiug and OF the mes
If such yoseels and boats: aud mat All vessels
under way other than vessels ana boais engage ,,
keeu OUT Of tho way Of sai!ing-vesses engaged
In trawiing. ,.., MA t.tt
after discussion the amendment WAS iSia
aside for the present ...,...., ,,..,
Csrtsin Richard o. France, then moved lhat
a., -, ~ me fact that the articles contained IN
The report OF The Commit ee on Lights Tor small
Craff ssd boon disposed Of yesterday hurriedy
aud without due consideration, tal me con,
Ssrep,, order thai these articles DO RECONSTRUCTED
as some iuturo meeting. 49,, m,
The motion was unanimously adoplou' anu
tl,e conferences adjourned until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
SEW YORK COTTON FuTURs<

NEW YORK. November 2l-Cotion-Net re-
ceipt. i.ir1 bales gross. l5,09- bales. Futures
closed weak. Sales. .l,2lO baie-. November
80 Osasli.0g. December 500, atlA0o; Janu-
ary, siQO6atIOO7: February. h1llAfl0 j.
March. slDl7afl0ls: April, il1taslL25, May,
Si1giasIn.8e. June. sil~aslO3s: July 20 i3a
SEA: August. $40 lsatl1f0, september slOl-a
8lnlt