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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
r,cite,nent subsid!ng-Bank Cs.hier Miss
ing.
n.annt.n

PrrrmuEGu, Pa, November 2}.-The ex-
citemept over the failures Of the Lawrence
Bank and Long Il Co.'s iron hfn Is SUD
s;J,ro Cashier John Hoerr. of the defunct
roni is still missing, and his continued
a ais. IS creating considerable surprise.
Pnmors of an sorts regarding hrs dis
anncarance are still IN circulation,
@itGough he still retains the con-
fdence and esteem of the bank Of
tcinls and every one who knew HIM IN
Tawrenceville. There seems 20 be no gueS-
fion about the depositors getting dollar
for dollar from the bank, and II r. also pc
leyed tie assets Of Long q 90. VIII DC "il-
ole 10 pay the creditors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
BURNING CORN FOR FuEL.
Farmer. Find II Cheaper Than Coal
lRv tnlegraph o ne DIspat.h.l

KAvs.s CRY. Mo. November "a spe-
cal from Iawatha Kan, says that the
farmers of that vicinity are burning com
for fuel. finding II cheaper than coal. Corn
is sold on the farm at go cents per bu~hel.
while the average price oi coal delivered 30
the farm ranges from Il TO % cents per
bushel.
The Farmers Alliance here brought the
attention of the farmers 10 the relative
prlocs Of tho two commodities and advised
That half the corn crop Zoe used rs fuel
thus advancing the price of tho other bali
aud saving money IN their fucLhllis. Tho
farmers have begun TO act on this adSlce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

MAHONEY- BYRNF Married. on the ION
instant. by Rey. y. Donntoe, ~ ~ Pairirss
church. vi. - j. MAliONtf aud Miss SARAH
{. BiENg: 10th 81 tnis ct'y.
PANHANDLE Married., on the ifth ia
slant, ~ The rosl1oar. oi tne brides fa'heri ".
n. Tyler, NO 1901 vest h9rfnsl srcfi. ~ het'
!. n. Hutsou. Nr. j. J. PAYNE snd Miss ROSA
LIE r. LEX. 10th ~ .hlt city.
InL,r-Appcli please copy.
ITALIA EHRO-PaTIlf Married. IN kich-
moud, Va. on tuesday murning tho ION - NO
yember, 1883. 40 The Irsico.cs ~ The bite .
mother, hy lev. PHO Powers, y. y, Mr.. H. "
TALIAf EHRp, u Amherst Courthouse, Va, -
At.. WITHIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
A EatnI Cnlli.lnn.
"a AfNA
Try telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

~ -gI"-I 1VI - NO T7'7T-F--l'I
RErH1HaEM. Pa, November 23.-At 1880
o'clock tonight freight train on the lie,
high-Nalley road dashed into the rear end
of a local passenger tmin which was stand
ing at the station. Two cars were tele,-
seemed. E. V. Curry, OF Bethlehem, a rail-
way postal-clerk. was taken from the RUNS
dead. John Van Horn, Of Bethlehem. re-
cciyed injuries which Will probably prove
fatal. Charles Nunnemacher, of Hoquen-
daqua. had his leg cut off, and an unknown
woman was injured about the head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
The Cronin Murder.
m. ..fo...-.rh 10 sha Dfapafsh 4

CHICAGO, November 23.-No further evi'
dence was heard in the Cronin case to-day.
At the opening of the court Dir. Forest an
nounced that his expected witness, Mr..
Lynch. had had relapse. and he had de-
cided TO get along without his evidence.
As theTewas no further witnesses present
the court adjourned till Monday, with the
understanding that the defence would eX,,
ahmed one or two minor witnesses and
would then close its case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
ToTHE FULL EXTENT or LAW
Wni the BaIIot-Box Torgcr BE Prose
cuted .

Clxcr.NArI. November 23.-lhe case OF
i. O. Wood. charged with executing aud
causing the publication 81 the celebrated
C9urt today. Wood was represented by
ATTORNEYS Chambers and stephan, while
four q stinguishcd attorneys VINO NIL aid
lr the prosecution were present. Al the
request of Woods attorne.s Judge En-
sen fixed December "a for the hearing OF
thc case. Meantime K. G.. Wood, vino iah-
Ga % obtain bOudsmen, was Iemanoed 10
.4l.
A private meeting was held this evening
for consultation ia Woods case. those
present were Messrs. Probasco and tIch;
ards, representing Senator sherman ana
Congressman Butterworth: Jordan and
Horman, representing GOvernor-elect
DANES r. Campbell Hon. James =. Camp
bel himself, and Hon. William y. Groes-
beck
ID "a understood that these gentlemen
have resolved TO prosecute Wood 10 the
full extent Of the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

and steady. rsrossom quies snd ssssdy coudes
m parrots (Psrksr'sD, Islc. rsnosi ners, go
co<,on-secd oil steady aOstn stssdy snd qniet
Turpentins ste sd,er and duet rors nrm spa
T,srs., bs.f inactive. Guinness q1iet. Nd
dies firrn. Lard-A bar break Ia ngv on the us-
loa.Ilng Of that hold over. octoper lsfd osocr.
wise quiet and about steady: vessefn seso
nominal nj fBs0: sales OF ssyember opening ~
se a.. selling down % fas3 Dscember. 49,;
May. 1854; renned auiet; Conssnent to.s'sSAn
Frelgh s,osdy: cotton. 7-ssd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 81 Cash 1nsesaons vsrs,
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spring vnss%
ssi,c No. 2 red. 7sKc No corn. &hc- 70 70
oats, DaQoAc. Msss-pork, fa7a Lara. 30
shor' ribs. fsBb0; shoulders, N.Nh sn"S
clear. s. Ist5S7H. Whiskoy, f.O2
Tha t.x6,.0 f,turas .,~sf a fstfoyt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NoyEMBss IS. 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Alien Contract-Labor Law.

WASHINGTON. November 23.--The Secre-
tarv OF State hos referred 10 the Secretary
of the Treasury the letter addressed by ID.
L. Wright, president of the Liverpool Cot
ton Association. TO the United States Con,
sui at Liverpool in regard to the alleged
violation of the alien-contTact labor law by
Townsend. Wooley j. Co.. OF England. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Newspaper Building Burned.

MONTREAL, November 23.-This evening
fire broke out in the Herald Publishing
Company's building, which resulted IN ITS
complete internal destruction: The loss
is $1,000; partly insured. inns Is the
fourth time in sixteen years that the
Herald Company has suffered by fire. Du-
ring the fire Firemen Bennett and Fox fell
down a ladder and were seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
COrrOS REPORT.
Market firm.
ou0rAytosA
MIDDLISg. 9Lc.
Low MfDDLfs0. 9Ac.
GOOD ORDtsAbY. SIC.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. NOyember q -Cotton quiet: sales,
1sO bales: uDlands. l0Ac.. Orleans, !O&c; uel
receiots, BOD bales: exp0rt5-to Urea. nritain
no Osq bales 70 tho Continent, y, 78 balee; stock
1l2u5i bales Southern E0ur duu and heavy
Wheat dull and weaker; No rod. Sssoic 10
eIeya or: options fairly active sDd tsg3sc. tower
aud steady training chleny local No. red
November, s3Nc.: December, Ssc.; January
s4r.c. May, s9s,c. Corn moderately active snc
wosker; No. 2. 4lhc. IA elevator; options dun
lover, aud weak November. 4isc.; Deem ner
axe: May. 4lHc oats dull and nrm; option:
dull aud lower: December, 2Ac.; January
g:Ac.; May. gs.e Hops quiet AID steady. Cot
Receptions opened quiet aud 3sl0 polnt
down closed rarely steady December, SIS l0a
sIas0; January. tiA75afihs0; March, tiAss
SlaSl: May. S.as1atls.e0; spot Rio steady; Tan
cargoes. iskc suger--Raw frm and quiet: re
nned nrm aud active. hclassos Foreign nomi
nal: New Orleans steady. Rice infair dsmsaS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
EX-TREAsUR6R BURKE.
Tho Illegal issue Of Bonds Estimated at
100000.

fBy telegraph I'd tN8 y rpat.H'l
NV OnreNs. November 2).-The grand
Jury have submitted thor report on tire
baby.bouds steal. iu which the. sag: There
ii no doubt hat in February, 1855. the then
Treasurer OF the State. J.. y. burke. Or
dercd from tle State Treasury at Baton
ROUGE almost all o. the babv-l0nds there
held for the purpose Of exchanging; that
he received them IN this city nud after re-
ceiviug them here placed them on the
market. Some lie placed as collateral 70
secure loan and others be sold outright.
4 large number are now iu the hands Oh clti-
zens Of tim. city. The number pdd IN Tor
taxes win probably not exceed $1,000. We
feel justified i'm estimating the illegal issue
of these bonds at $4,000. Two mdlct-
mcnts were found In blan6-one Tor EN-
bezzlemcut. the other for forgery. They
are presumably against eX-Ireasurer
Burke.
Attorney-Gcnernl Rogers. in conversa-
ton with o reporter to-day, said: has
ends tho work of she grand jury IN the
bond-fraud cases. Suits VIII now be begun
III the civil court for the recovery OF tho
moneys lost - the State. and the prOSecu-
tlou AGAINST those indicted viii be pushed
forward. am of the opinion that az the
next session of the Legislature liberal
sum will be offered as a reward Tor the APP
prehensiOn Of cX-lreasurer Burke should
he not be- found IL the jurisdiction OF the
court before that time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
E,nnrts End Imnorts Of Specie.

10y ieIfrrlUu " IHe DIHpHl0IT
NEW YoRx, November 23.-The exports Of
specie from the port OF New York last
week amounted to $5G3,ltl, Of which
SIT. 500 was gold and S4s6,292 silver. All
the silver went to Europe and all the gold
10 South America. The imports OF specie
for the week amounted 10 S203,014, OF
which Sl36, GS5 MAS III gold and SGS,Ss9 IL
ctlvar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
American Relations Established.

W1sy1NoroS. November 23.-Dr. Yalente.
the Brazilian Minister. to-day received a
cableeran from Rio Janoiro stating that
United States Minister Adams had estab-
Lshed relations with the Government now
in control Of affairs ia that country. TINS
information he communicated TO the State
DeDartInent. aud IL is reDorted that no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Director of Telegraph.

TBy telegrepn % tn9 Dlspstch.I
WAsHIrGroN, d. c.. November o.
Charles II. Flint mas received the following
cahlegram from Rio Janeiro, dated to-day ..
Captain Ayerina has been appointed
director of telegraph. Communication IS
Professionally suspended with all poilts IN
Brazil excepting the coast cities, which are
served bv the Western Brazilian Cable
Company"
Another cablegram quotes exchange as
firm Rio, 27I5 Para. 2725.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
GEaEzzTlEEEExEEzERs
nEATn.

WALKg.-Died, November 23i. ~ $50 ?. ",
AZ hsr residence. near NAn,hee.or. M. hAkr
j. WALEE, IA the fity-second year ~ her ace.
Tho funeral viii take place from mo ? Itn.
street Nsthodist chur-h TO-NUKiOH Moudayl
AFTERNOON az 230 o'clock. Friends ADJ a.
qusinianccs are Invited 20 acend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
.L,..-..a.A L.. ~ LII an ..L

ITt"I UITT-I u w TT T''1II
NOVEMBER ., 1889.
Tho revenue taz pa'd FOR the sock was cigars
and cigarettes, 3 .O,G55 tobacco. b@J,l8ls spe-
cial. S}R46-t0tal. f2'.3i,60
Private sa.os have nos boon as active - last
week. Several days we're spent 10y many 81 tho
trade attending tho Petersburg fair West Viz
gina tobacco had two special sale days. aud tho
crop - being listed ahead. ani largo breaks may
bo hereafter expo tei. Tho market II firm and
strong al around. Dark sales woEo insignin-
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Other Tobacco Markets.



DASvrrtK. Va, Noysmter 22.-Nessrs. Din
bral grOtlrrs report 90 no Usrd'ch. We have
another Hoek u blocked sales. IL Is thought
thar our "a 90 for this month. n breaks continue
as largo as they have been. will foot up IN tho
nelchb ornoOd Of 100000 pounds ia quality
there las Dsen No Inl prove mont. more especially
ss % color la fact, tho breaks have been un-
usually common during tho week. worry small
proportion " Wrappers have como 70 auction
saler. aud fno ahsenco of them IA the breaks -
very conspicuous. largo portion oi fbe bel-
ter grades OF wrappers are being bought
Al private sales. which makes TIE breaks
AZ another look unusually common. There
bas been further deterioration 10 coor on ac-
count Of rsins. In prices there have been no
change. In all grades there Is decided nm
mesa Il looks IA Il the hlgD prices had como 20
stay. Wa learn with pleasure that Mr.. j. y kear-
ney IL here making arrangements Tor hlnncy
Brothers new stemmery 10 DO located IA our
city,
RALEIGH.
RALEIGH, y. c.. EOgomber q Lighter salss.
higher prices, with faiiiug ~ Ia color and
quality has 10 10 reported this week. The whole
crop will probably Do IN BY tbs early summer
months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

BALTIMORE. Novomber 22-Rsldmore and
OHIO g5alO0 Northern Central. ~ asked ,
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore. lsis,
81: DO cortncaie,. 80. It'd. DO. DO ~ds. %
hil consolidated gas bouds, ll3}. bid DO. DO.
stock, 43e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

ST. PAUL, November %. latest advlceS
from Butte regarding the Anacpnda-inine
disaster say there are nine men uu"GcouH'-
"a for who are undoubtedly dead. The
ANACONDA mines constitute the greatest
system of copper-mlues ia the world and
the capital is estimated at $50 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

NEW YoRS. Novomtsr 2A-Tho weekly bank
statement shows hseeryc. increase, sHJ,-
%: losna, decrease. sos -0; specie. tncresf 90,
$50 40O. lccAl-tonders. docco4se. fjE.ho. de-
post', decrease. tl252 700. circulation Increase,
$500.
The banks now hold sl,}es, 800 in excess Of the
mr. mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Cu.cAoo. November 2}.--An Examiner
spcc.al from Butte. Mont, SAYS: \ fire
caught this morning in the gro s-cut on
t5e 100-foot level of the st. Lawrence
mine and the draught is blowing it INTO
The Anaconda workings. Great volumes
Of smoke are issuing from the Anaconda
shaft. Patrick Murphy, Horny Page, Jerry
Sullivan. and Tim kciihcr are knowl 10 ne
sufocated in the Anaconda. man could
not live two minutes N any part OF the
mine. The worst results are feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
A NEGRO LYNCHED.
SWIFT RETRlBUTloN FOR a HEiNoUs
OFFENCE IN PRINCE GEORGE
HANGED with a piow-Iine and RiddIed
with Ruilets-particulars OF tho At
fair--Some Political Talk.



~ Frequently boon visited on thc pcrpe-
TRAITORS of such hriuous crimes. As stated
lr fhls CORES 0udcuco Yesterday the proof
nra.r-t INN VA. sn oNcTW hclmnC rs 90 nd-
,n,f of uo d,rinl. sui The negro confessed
III. ruilt. while wondering That b. should
have boon suca % fool as go attempt such "A
tlinr. Tha, hc did uo; accomplish hrs de-
t.ru vas due to the rare presence 81 mlnb
o. tho Younger s.et ~ ti' a.stuii'd Etil'
Who. after mp'in+ "t'n neg i"pie
Urmf g. O. at o. ln' iui"''"'F ~ i'"h'' u'-
Thought hcF OF " rn.r lo l'.k,ien l.,Il,
nWa} "a ri de H'l n'iN' "n' was ',,;'.'"j
So g, ".. 'r '"N' vas '' o.
the Org n, '.i ' ''''.' "',.I d.
t'fl. irfontior ,ros roh-
lN. i..f 90 t"'- IN a.
..a..'t l''.- ti'.. loo f,c,e in
r I.s ,..'lo,... .-l d.. efforts tn
....f tIe fscel.r .n,1.,rr Die head in "a
u. ...f,...,erf ,0tf,..,of, told tho
-'
..,.....,,,,.o., ,.ceto-,'av morning,
r... 49,, s,1 bi. eouni,t,l
NINA ,'. ,.l...,. i'm. ,b.,,. h,. ,,.
. .,,-, l..t rvcf,,ne
.t0. .'I,f p-,,..o Cror.c and was
.,.n ft-,,.,o. rt.,.r.benaed
..-.,.. l'..... fo tl. missioner would boo
o,..r..f.i Ilstni.hf. Tier. wa. abundant
.rt..-ft. 4 .Ir such thing bad been
t.'r..t az ID have swuu- Aiw % tree
....r ID. rrrt So Su.uG louugilOod
-..f tn. Courthouse l1s l.4 h1me. several
.. ,o. .. us.a' aud Tire jailrr-a
..I.... ,,.. named Henry Kur-alt,g re-
.....- CD. prisoner a.l lurEu" up tho
..t..t hr k,,s and wont 90 his home,
al..I'a s.l.fe. of % mile distant. and the
p... 81 leN.lla-e wont QYi ,'y 20 bod
r.,rt>r,..s tyr KEYS.
....1...f ,,.,. ,,or,,;-,,,
Au'' , ,..s r.n.od from
..r , r..,.Ir- ~ masked
H ....,rtt.,+, i,, ,,,tn,I,r
,.l. "a ,..r.,,',f0.rv do-
3D." t.r'f'I itp.rf io4
..r ,..s ,..-.,J md .I.,t
.r..1 ti.,r,. ,,o. "a ID .i,erec
t..t -n r,ut, with tlofrton-
.... ~ ..,i,,v.r... any ono i,I Emo
-.+.o,..'..,,. tl.o -rflor Tne house
,....-.1 tl.... .i..'4,l.,, int, Gus
....,....4. le.e HAVING
I.-,".rt,,
iAt. " IT'D ''I "''''
,.--iur with fN.w ts' hDfe aud Jauer
st- ihD irI.1t was cDi,.'d ana me
,..r o' Blond r'l Unior geo. I'D Pc
-Hone" 20 '.. .-Gr..N '~ 10 h.- iAH. '''
.uer f.piri itln'fi bitiN ~
... f." r- ." wa- @. was answered. aLH
$3.50. oeicai+ taken ii.'" ,us 'e"' 'I'',,,-
iI..i .''i, H't' 'i. mi ~
hodge ."' AVN, '.i'-' iI
..u. ''t tH..i.e i-t ".I' .I' '7't
'" h'r 90 ID %. 'N'' h""' "a ny
I'' -I'" WIZ. -' ''.''. ."' ",. e.
To e'.' "-" "' 4'. ''"''' "''O
li-
tac sir Antl "He gN'tHIy 'lIu'' iill y
fH' rtH i-t '. "".i t, 49, "
nrn hn' aNa i'N- i"l'' i''' ''''
"Di.".", .." ''' '.''''
IArFit.' fD"l -i''.A'
What trlr>nr,l between the doomed
IMAM and r.. lrlges and executors Us not
known. T.I fl.- morning the CHASTITY
I.Ir Il il. negro EM.d v1e discovered
Gambling from N.o limb Of % trce just east
,.I .,,t..la Of tho court huuee ward. rid
r.i v.th luIl,f4 a common pIov-lue
wa. tto rope u-ad. and D. served ITS pun
.,..u p.'.le ,g-o corro 10 ar I,v the
a SIGHT eo unexpected They ga1ed for %
.. D.. ........I ..,.. Ola ,,.rf.snIUr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

b FouIlng -Wires-His Body Cut
Down.
nv telegraph 70 no Dispeieh.l

PRovrDFNcg. r. l., November 23.-Timo-
thy Mccarthy an eleciric-l.ht llneman
employed by the NarragAusett Electric
Lighting Company. foaled some live wires
at south Main aud College streets tlls after
noon and was instantly killed. His body
hung on the wires and had 10 DO taken
down by means OF q ladder He was thirty
nnurs Oh and unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

EOR SALE, FRS TIC l. A 8 s
Il BAR AND RESTAURANT. Oyster and
iunch-counters complete good nxtures Three
furnished and three unfurnishod bedrooms
good businsss Rent low. J. p. RABsNEAu,
NO s,-sss Ild east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sArURpAr. November .. lsa
sArEs-FIBsr B0ARD-5jo0 Virginia registered
oonsol lsS' coupon ON, ~ 3ji. S5.S.S6b Virginia
deferred irregular ccruncatos atst ti,0D VIZ
GINA deferred, Ociohor, 1871, West virginia in-
tcrolt certlacAtes, 81 De-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
MARKET REPORTS,
ANplN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton
Grain. TIou-. and other Quotations.
ny telearaph % the pispa.ch.l

-, WASHINGTON. November 23-For VII.
H. ginla. fair. slightly warmer weather. ana
IfAlR ,wcstefly winds becoming variable.
For North Carolina, south Carolins
eJGeorgia, Alabama, Eastern fiorios
and Western Florida. fair, warmer
weather, and variable winds becoming south
orly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

LIVERPOOL November 2s- soon. -, o'ton lniet,
with limited inquiry. American miii'nf. 80. !.
sal,-. 900 pale.. -pe .ulatun ani exp r. l.SD
Ha,a.. rneafu.s. ILIfI ttInH. American. q 90
bal,s futurc-. senk. American midilius' lo"
miIillng clause. surruiD-r. D - Nfi. Ho-
tsriter aud ur.rfnirr. l trtfaI .-Nfl, De
cem1.r and Janlary. sod January Ani
Fcnruary. ID .-stn. o. hif February nni
Mach. al-fllf -fii.. March aus April, - ose
ILgfI Alrl AMI May. i) 49,. Mai sni
June, nt-6ial f-Cid. juno ant jay, t'-tll
r. N-Aufrean un.tNrg. i' T., nAles OK
American EYD bales Anrrlfan ultiiiuxs
low mi9Ilug s.tsee. November, iH~oii.. seli-
ers. Novsniir- AMI December, .l-1li. sellers !,
Drcemberaua JGuuNrf. p f-1ii., -"A"fe JAhu-
arv ana Fehr.ary B. old. sellers. February
ant March, @ tUfI.. arlIH1s. Marrn ani Apfll
al-Gti., Tors AprN AMI Nay, ISotA.
sellers. Nay nnd June, f-1ii., BUYERS; June
aud July, 55rOii, soiisia fuidre, cIosoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Found Guilty.

In the Criminal Court at Asheyille. N;
c.. yesterday william Fore was found
guilfy of the murder Of Amos Lunsford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

We quote Fine. s.. Soatlrs. slpsrnus. sl7Ss
sa2s; ortra> sl5)4tA7S fanny, sIstL3J. pAssas
family. country. Si.73aSAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NOVEMBER - -Nerkai firm. sal's reported
Aiextra purnr aul fancy quotations siih better
feeling tuau ior -ome time. Prime, 81. ertrs
priwe, So; fancy, &c. spanish. e. thoiled,
'.n3tc., factory ni-Ii 'k'f, a. Dse.
The Il Select and Montrose Wh.skeys
have boon sold over since ia. var. and can
now b, had OF Julien Rluiord. l-V4 east
Main street Price - per gallon.
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n...,..nn. N.....,..r ~ -rh.nt- Southern

BALTIMORE. November -Whest-Southeru
inacuys and llglr arrivals Fuliz, '3asc. Long
berry. 7iss4c.: western quiet ani easy No
winter red, spot ana Nosemf or, ssa't. ~on-
Southern nominal while. ila4ic. yellow. "a
4ic. Oats nrm southern snf Pennsylvania
sia2qkc.: western white. 2sa.3Sc do mitei,
.haL,r.: No whifr. 800 It'd Rye guiet,
prime % choro. 53aSsc. Nay ia good dem and
prime tochoire timothy, sis 5oa,iL5o Provisions
steady. Better nrm western packed, l2aloe
creamery, 24s25t. Eggs arm western, &c.
Iolee steady. RiO carro.s. tsir i9k o2e sugar
arm: \ sof 6.sc. copper strong: rcnned' 20
-. freighfs 70 Liverpool per steamer hrm
grain, 4Hati,I Cork, for orders, O. s.eh', ke-
calgts-flour 1900 barrels wheat, 1901 bush
si- corn, $500 bushels: cas- 300 bushels.
shipments Flour. 1909 tarrel@. corn, ol.oD
tusneA sale, Wheat 2N.OOo bushels; corn,
$4,000 bushels
ST LOrlS
vt. LOUIS. November 81 Flour quiet and
easier. Wheat lower and dun fhroughout ana
closed '.asc. below yesterday 30. red, cssh.
f7Nc. ani nominal. December :. g. pld Nay
S3ttc. biz Coru weak No. mixed. each, U'sg.,
NoYenDer S.alllc Nay. 30',c. sskei oas
lover: Nc 2casn. lga. 49, hi. May. 2! c De-
cemner. g0+c asked Nhirhey, t.O@ FRO
visions dun win no demand tor round iose
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sssy- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streotsl.-Rex W. W.
LAEDEux. d. D., will preach as IL A. NJ. and
p n. Is
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Nsw YogN. November Cotton Vet re-
ceipf.. lsi2 bales gfo.s, o Is nair- Futures
clo.ed steady. oales. d. 80 bales. November,
/ sia OtaflnO1. ueceulusr. $40. |asfloN3. lenli-
AIRY. tluNlafil . frhruHry fNWhsllNi :.
/ HGrch. si0I.au0ls: fpri. so lssgiliYi Nay,
/ so 9-GHDe0. jane, tif -ssiA2. juiY. slhil
( rslJ3.: August. go l.ntloi3: seQiomb'r t!1oi
+ aslluI
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REVIEW or THE CHICAGO NsRKEr

CHICAGO. November ~ -- Whest---A good speca-
Ia i've business "a. transacted 40 further DE-
elmo IA prices. There wss rather .hfavy iilut
dalton of pccgrn 1cr wheat. and he dinoTonces
wijened 10 ~ sta De- .wcen uecember AMI hay.
The opening wa weak ani prices declined se
for December ard 60 'or Nay. ruled quiet iater
on IN the session. Auf c,osel -. lorer for De-
cemDer and o.. lover Tor Nay thAn ma closing
figures yesterday. FOR tne Wrok mo export
cleerngs Rcgl egntci 2iaO.o pa Kaye, oi Hour
and sC00'O bushels 81 wheat. being ueariy iVeVo
pacsages less Il nonr and $1,000 bushels
less - wheat than lac, week. 'orn-
Rut little intercst was maniiesfei ia uhis
market. ami nuctus,lOns we're coufnci 20 -
Nc. range. Oats wefe weaker Win 3 fAr
volume 81 trsdtng IN Nay, and a. offerings we're
free prices dctllnai i.c Nay declined - on
selling Dy two large traiers, but fcectcd Aase.
on buying ~ heavy operators ani the Market
closed rtcaly. Mess pork-iraiins was iairiy
sc,iye ami tie iee.ins WAS castor. Prices ruled
i0ai2tsc. lower, AID Nhe market ciosci sieaiy.
Lard-An uussttlei and weak feeling prevailed.
aud prices ruled ~. sQc lower, due chiefly 20 the
decline In the New OK MARKET >hnit-f siofs
were comparatively ngbf, and no parucOis
changes wee reported. Pices rather favored
buyers.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November %, lSsl


wHgAr.-l.SG0 busnels
Corn bushels.
OArS.-i, 800 busheia
No sSles reported.