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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH rRiS'.
IAli-HVlsE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOVEMBER 30, 1889

applicant urged that cotton ives
specially adapted for use IN such
manufacture because. unlike jute, 1t -
not bighly inhammnble or brittle, elastic or
rough. and that il can commercially COM
pete with iutc Notwithstanding It's greater
value Further he claims that the as
cOverv Of its value for its use was the re-
suit ~ long experiment attended by
large expense IN asCcrtaIning how the
threads should be spun with great deal
OF twist eOas 70 give u uniform smootn-
ness and hardness and lirhtness IN weight,
md also that he found IL necessary TO onit
tae sizing process. which diminished the
elasticity 81 the threads.
The Commissioner followed recent
decision ~ the Supreme Court ~ the case
~ Brown u.s.. the District OF Coiumba.
where an alleged invention in pavement
consisted in substituting spccially-shaped
wooden blocks i4idaud Sled n accrtamway
for blocks ol stone. The Court held that,
northumberland Che advantages secured by
tive alleged invention and the commeF cai
success 70 fnj received. the applicant had
u substituting ono material for another
only availod himself ~ the resource ana
euorl edge OF tho woavcr's ext: tiat mo
experiments and trials prlct'ccd by nm
sore r.ar.l~ along the lines sugc sted ny
tho esii aud experience pertaining 20 tn'
calling. involving ca Intelligent mQnip'lii-
tiouOl ihe materials. and that the sup
posed invention U. not the creative Work
of the inventive faculty which the laws
cont mpiltcd 10 encourage and reward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A COLD SNAP NEEDED
BY THE OYsTER-PACKERs AROUND
NORFOLK-ShORr CATCH.
Lost Their Omcers-Cotton-Elc Electricity
Wcdding-Ailcged Case o. Foul Play
Forgery Killed.
Correspondence Of aio Richmond plspa,cai

Nolrorr. November 29, 1850.
There was GOOD ice tins morning. md
tho frosty weather i4 greatly welcomed hy
Che oys ftr-packers. 07a"o1l snap - nccdch
Bow t1 improve ana keep mp business, tn'
armaad iciur always nc-i Do good. OPEN
cool weather. and Nov mbcr and Decei1-
Der 81 looked upon "a The harve. mo.i 1853
Of tlc 0y. Tor season. tun-.nfI"ilt 'i l'i'
supply lor thig market thl- season is take u
hv the tongrre OBJ thc rocks ou tne m T. Il
Shore. tlc catch being much better ma That
section than ou the locks io the hAli b.
hammock or the Jan In" pachff, mere
arc uot handicapped this season "th io"
prices at the Eastern Shore WpWng points
as laqt y,ar. and though thov pay more to
tine t0ngDve tlcg can do better win what
they hlL4lc. Tie catch VII Doe very SNORT
however, for various reasons.
The Princess Anne Democrats, VINO lo~l
their supervisor AND an other officers IN
the SeaUoard macIstcriM district 10y enc
decision Of Judge Ill., of tho Circuit
Court talk of taking Che case 90 the Court
of Appeals.
Norfolk received nearly 5000 bales Of
cotton Yesterday
s party of naval officers - tho ships at
the uayy-yaId went ou brgr-hrnt o. thc
Dismal swamp to-day. Chaplain VIII im
J.. Morn .ou. ol tho Iereiying--u lf3nh-
lin, has .ir.ady hliadfve bears tma sea. Oh
and captured several cubs.
The tlwu a. Franklin, Souihampion
county, ou the s. aboard ard Roanoke r''l-
road. viii soon uc lighted bv electricity.
Tine r.Ver-tlicvc- are again at NOiA rob
b.Ir vessels lflnc in ihe har.or.
considerable number OF Richmond
people were In Norfolk yesterday, nuW-
h.t ot whom cme 10 attend tho wedding
yesterday afternoon OF Mr. Harry j.. OH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A CONTACT OF WIRES
THE ORIGIN OF sosToN's BIG CON-
FLACRATION.
Al Ieast The Authorities Arc Satisfied
with This Theory After an
Investigation.
lsnnrlal tolonnm % b, pI.paieh.l

Bosr0y. Mass, November 29.-Ihe au-
thorities are satisfied that they have
discovered the origin OF yesterday
disastrous confagraticn. ana WINE %
has aroused Boston 70 fuller sense az
It's own insecurity, n also SOUNDS note ON
warning % those cities which nave OF c'h-
template the erection Of thc oVeTheAu sts-
tenn 81 electric strect-ra.lways. From. tie
frt tho suspected cause oil tho IRE ~it''"
frst broke ont ia tha pig Ame- ouinii.@'
corner ~ Bedford and kingston s,rel q,
WAS an ovcrcharred eiJctric-l gnt wire, nnt
this YVES o.ly half right. situated IN lAe
same building with the biz wholesale nIy
goods FIRM az Brown. Durrcll ~ Go. was inc
Offices If the Boston Time clocG
C0mYaur. whose Instruments are Te-u-
lated from the Cambridge Oo-erNa-
tory and Gro located all over the
city. connected on a single circuit. We'd
uesday night exactly 20 $3.50 O'Clock tu''
wire cana. m contact with an elc'NIio
wire ot great power, and IN m instant
cyerv clock stopped, being burned oul,
Wherever spectator happened 20 ,o' ~
the time they reported that their CLOCKS nc
came cnv.l0pad in ball of fire when
iguited the woodwork OF tho instrument.
In the CITY Hall the partition against
which the clock hung began 20 burn,
but was put out. and several ~
ness-h uses discovered this morning that
the walls and ceilings near their cloc ia
were sc0rcAcd and burned, Tut me
fire bad gone ont of itself: he
clock company DO not deny that tins cleo
trfc fash, when 1t entered among the CONE
plicatcd machinery in their office. MAJ,
have started the fire. which smouldcfrd
away until daylight when 10 burst mo
flame. and this the fire department. declare
10 be the cause. The clock people c-, 20
mate that one of their wires fen across me
overhead bare electric wire whichturn Y, '5
the motor-pOwer % the electric ans ol lhc
West End Railroad Company. Whicn s'S-
tenn now in Use in Richmond and also III
Baltimore. The discovery has caused :,
great public cutlery against the railroad
COMPANY despite their protestaton'' "H'i
the authorities VIII take action TO colnpei
the company lo improve upon theirpr sent
dangerous system, for fires OF equally ois-
astrOus nature may occur any moment
riHENEN ~ THE ECINs.
Bos-ov. November 29.-Iwo moro fire.
mon. Michael Thurman. driver and JoHn
Brooks. pipcman " Hose Z. are reported
missing this morning, and are believed 10
DE- iu the ruins IF thc BroWn-DuiicA bHuu-
mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

UVurpuyrR,or our B.y,' and caniron's


~ Ih bO y FIX 10Y our D. ''' o'' "''.''''
Department 'A' .I7' i''''"'' 'I''' '''"
YORK. Following him closely were some
Of h's "doing- while tne.e. They're IN stock
thi9 morning -''''' "'' ''''''
noast, they're many OF 'nem tho bA'I y ALI ~
WE'VE EVER LAID OF" h"'"' '"''
You.
Rave had 10 20 20 mlrast o'''ae- tli' season
,hsn usual you've boon 60 us for m'i'--inata
tre reason-buti JOS p.easan; '1'y-"a' ~ Il
trip has been aa un'ommon'5 -a'-7--i'' one
for goa ss we'll a' onr'oi'''.
We would liho TO have 'h' p"i'''' '"'' . s'ol'
careful look o. tho "ne"'pA''r 7'o'~s SEQ
what they've Goi-ana compare '' WIKI "'''
thoy CLAIM 4" ha''' Then DO Va Tue Same
houor-surrey ours with yoif most ''''.'A eye
suffice. is To- 'N' 9oN''''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
DEATHS.

BOLTON. -Dicl, suddenly. November '9th' Al
fP. NJ. at the residence ~ her son, No. i1i Han
cock street. Nrs. EMILY j. BOLTON, III the
slxty-eightD year Of her age.
Tho tune and place OF funeral Will 10 an
nouaced In sunday Dispatch
CLARKE.-Died, November 2'th, in winston,
y. C.. pU VAIL. eldest e0n OF Thomas +. anu
Ruth r. Clarke. II HeurIc0 county. Va; aged
afteen years twO months AMI four Jays.
SATNDTRs-Dici. Friday. November -, 1850.
at 3P. 81. GRACE w., younyes. child OF Emmett
j. and Georgia s. Saunders.
Dearlit;le GRACE IN Heaven,
~afe very safe over tIHre,
TaAeu from earth in it- beauty,
Before she kuow sorrow cr care.
Gone from orr arms. lovely darling,
10 rfst with inc puro AMI trua.
CoItook our treasure o. Heaven,
Tint our hearts might Journey thero too
TAIIAFFRFO.- Died, Noyomher 2sth, no tho
-e-ilerce of her sOp-iu-lRw Mr.. champ Iaia-
forrc. Nc. $40 north Twenty second street, Mrs.
VIRGINIA ELLEN TALlAtERkp. widow OF
NuIfnm ". Iaiafcrro. of Caroline county, y "a. /.
need -.vf v-tvl wears and SIX months.
fnneral srryi. VII Doe held at tho Third
Christian churrh, Tweniy-sixth ani Marsh1il
afreofs az sd O'Clock a. ~. SATURDAY, NuNem-
nera0.n. Friends AMI acqua,ntances are invited
- attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A GOOD TIME

to look through our stock. An excellent
opportunityto test our claims 10 superior
STYLE and reasonable prices. Drop in
and look those Oyercoats over that we've
been talking to you about. They're
here TO show. We're here 10 show them.
You can't find their peers anywhere At
ANY PRICE. Our prices will surprise
YOU. We made our reductions before
we marked our goods. Others, rs you
know by experience, mark their prices
high enough NOW to justify them in
making big cuts when the seasons over
and you've been bled. II you want to
help pay for some other fellows over
coats, why, all right. II you want the
highest type OF style for lower price
than you'll be charged for an ordinary
garment elsewhere, this is the place
you're looking Tor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Cotton REPORT.
Market Grm.
QUOTATi0SS
NTDnLTH1. Q
Low MiDnLfH9. 9i4c.
GUOD OAgtAAEY. IT,.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lBepor.el for tho Dispatch
~ AL N 81

NOVEMBER %. lss9
Iaternal revenue collectoos: Tobacco,
safi55; cigars AID cigarettes, st66.sI-- lota',
S8U.2L.
auction offerings we're West virginia brights.
OF which - were sampled aud only q ororei.
OF these j. we're taken In. sales were made up
10 90, with i2f.c. tho lowest: average. s2hgn
The average - good, apparently, Yet sellers
were not satlsaod with prices or bidding aud
etooped the sales early. and say that II Rich
Iaond buyers Wish TO redeem heir pledges 70
usy iglr values and ss high prices as Other mar
kets now is tho time 70 show that spirit when the
breaks are Of select tobacco The tobacco taken
in-l3 packages snd p more DOS offered, We
are eiyisod-was sold to-day before the sun
went down. and will bs shipped, while the
prices, We should Judge. were from 20 10 cents
ia advance OF those offered al auction. IL is a
matter q regret that auction sales are nos APP
psrentiy, popular here strangers and planters
Ike 10 SEQ Open market values, aud it makes The
market. 10 i therefore 20 20 hoped that our
trade will sustain II In order 70 retain tho agc-
ton board.
As 70 prices /, surely should be the pride and
10 the interest OF our market 70 retain tho plant
ers' trade and 10 foster Il. as well as TO on
courage the consignees IN their efforts, and thai
eau DO doae without paylas exhosblisnt pf!esA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

BOYS DAY !!

Saturday is the time whon by common
consent the Boys are fitted ont.
For the past eight weeks there has
been rush on Saturdays in our Boys
Department The assortment is still III
tact and you can find tho New and De-
sirablo styles in Suits and Oyercoats IN
large variety.
short Pants Suits from -. so to Sl&
Iong-Pants suits from 50 TO So
Cape Oyercoats from $3.50 to slj.
Fly-Front Oyercoats, all sizes and ell
prices.
You know the character Of our stock.
We keep the latest and most popular
styles and no one can undersell us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Tuv WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
clear. cold, nnl windy.
noan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
800 YnpN erOcK MAnKFr.

Nrw Yogg, November 2g.-rhe stock martet
was active ADD weak today ~ al 10 Depart
ncuf-. aui material Losses from Wednesdays
figures resulted. though tho afternoon saw
.,mcwhAt 10 ier condition 81 affairs man mo
carly portion = the day. Tho fun odecs OF me
Lynn nrr snd 'he sensation IN the Nhl'ako gas
trust Wcre nor entirely over ana me marie. NNs
aubfo.fDi tina morning 20 the influence OF Nhe
disastrous dro in Boston. aud every one came
down ltn tle expectation OF se"iug nhietih
lower nr4rcs, iH which no ono Na- Oh. lp'ih.rn-
A wa- natural there was consiierabie pressure
10 sciI from tmiI holders at storSs, but The ma
iorty ~ tl8 selling was evidently Tor short 30
counts. Inc hears expected thAi thc ufh'y
.Os.r- by the insurance companies Wonlu COM
p.i tho selling ~ numerous securinHs' e'pe'lh'.
y nose in which Bo-'on Is most interested aud
the result ws. seen ina tho special pressure gus
mon su. p stocks ns Arhialn, New huklhuu,
Burlington. Union Pacific, Denver teNss
aud Forth Worth, and some OF the
sresaItita, bat rho impression ma1o. "s-
peciniiy in tho first tow minutes, was iuo'snlu-
-ant Oliet interest was sttl "a chicago ga'.
aur that stock furnished a large proportion OF
mo- DEALINGS no 10 n1,n. Tho influence Oi tne
weakness 90 Chicago taa was teN ~eriouSil ny
Consolidated Ga-. whose position - almost llth-
ticaf with tha; 81 Chicago Ca, ana on light ueH-
iuc- thI- stock ran DN nearly . per cent At''t
ttc r.-' decline or ths forenoon railying i'n-
de.-y Appeared ani word Was received from
Vs4fo1 fngf trr or .iulato- Of tho damage were
nos only largely exaggerated, rnt Una. nl.H' o'
fDe risks were placed WITH foreign corpofhu'h-'
mud 4.re covering resulting. no bears M'tn
driven GO other cyprdicnts 20 keep NO adNeh-
f4rn they then bells. The money scare was 70
vis..I anl 10 was bii up to l5 per cent before
the slo.c. pretipfanng another selling move
mont uu .rg TIE weaker holders, qua causing
She loss - aIi tIc improvement from the lo"rsi
ut.ee Nn .cl had como after mo removal OF me
nre..urr ~ tlo forenoon. Chicago Ga. dtupfnl
ann fur. her. nn many Of TIE stocks In the te-
gular mar reached over figures than thet itA
seen in fna morning. Ieuues.se Coal ana Shn
Francisco preferred, however, which mao
f.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

All that sellers say they ASA ars prices INST o"r
bussrs arc willing and DO PAY elsewhere 'o'
tho same class. grade. and quality Of iooacco.
Loose dark sales, 5.G70 pounds. sI'h fe's nv
highest for bright. s. mo highest for DARK ana
$3.50 tha lowest pricgs paid.
Othor private sales we're small MSrkos on
old Arm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A surpri.ed omclal-New YorIors.

ArHEvTILr. n. C.. November 29.--To-
night Mr. Jacob Hoss. Of New York. "A
member Ok the Board Of Electrical Con-
troll. was seen 10y n correspondent mt Bat
terv-Park Hotel. where be- has boon SEEK
Incarceration Tor fortnight, and on being
asked what h.s opinion was regarding the
presen:meut inst found by The grand Jury
against nIs board expressed great surprise
20 the information and said he couidl, Z
conceive OF any grounds on which IL could
be based.
Hon. Richard Croker, Of New York, the
chamberlain of that city and a conspicuous
Tammany leader u here. as Is also Colonel
c. Fink. of BROOKLYN. and @ number OK
other we'll known New lorkCls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Fi,, ~ tbe ciolr-factories belonging to
Tho ..-,.fl.d "nretr at Havana have re-
..,'.....i ,.'rl,
... .l.-.,f:r..
Ten mon We're r'' '''. ,.,.l'-
position IN LAX Imam i'''''-
during storm.
There E. corn corner in the Chicago
market. and prices are expected 20 It'."
the d'ii-i-ih.IN 'o-.''''
Kr arbitration and compromise the
lat .-- Of Dublin Lavr obtained anadYan.
ia wac, az four sHi.iucs.
l.. .., Cha irs-i-aro,
lN' ,''.'u H.. +l....,..,,,,... n.
com Is. 49,, -,, 5.,
'"' h''.'" N'' - ~ .'''''-
Iu a New ilamps lla poor "Nr" h,-'
d'y one woman .''.. i'.b-tTa
4N- l'I ""'''i '''
Information from he', West SAYS iA"l e.
fewIts laFe been mad" io lnNf4.i '"'
Government tohacco-nut-efy a-po,lol-.
~ p..1,.,,l tra .li.orof tle Water
r.I -' Tr,l,,I has h.er sentenced 70
.,'.i'., ,,',,.i. .u,paut f.r lutmilA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

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sanitary .tl'rr B.. char " oil
..I .l.t. reported at tlt la-t
f.. several ol h- hands Uer.
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...4 unless tu., lii better they
.....n.. .J. Ia.tuislt Air. Jauc,
...t I.e -.u Woso doing much bet
Vl- decided to rrtal theia.
william Bltt1n. manager r, tno city
Appeared hD.o.e the committee
,..a complaint t'at Dee hai boon badly
..I .ua cursed bv one OK tie Oflycre.
oo4oie arose hom the charge made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Large Land Sale.
.r.- .,-.,.b fn tha pisuatch.l

Sr,r,rox. Nov,mber29 Peter McLarcn
of Censl.. purchased today the ooutha
Sar..r. Containing sI0o acres. lyins IN
Alle,aauy county. Va, from Fhilade'phi Pima
,,,~+i.. Tor 500 0o0-ouo third cash. balance
IN fir.c annual ustalments, bearing per
conf. interest. Che property has ON II me
Timber and valuable minerals.
dav and al shutdown the mercury was at
fra.y.uo p0iut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Corrmrs. Ga. November 2J.-Ihe fifth
and last d.v of lle Columbus fall meeting.
Tho weather was clear and cold. the track
in GOOD condition aud attendance fair.
Firstracc pacing, free 10 all purse $3.50.
ono, mile. best three in tiy,-trank Doetch
won the first heat in $50; Wilcox the
second. third and fourth IN 2:28. 2.2j. and
2.J.
Second race-one mile, running purse
S25o. Eve starter Bonnie KING won; Fitz
Lee second, and Drift third. Time. las.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
nlew III. Brains out.
rBy telegraph to tho Dlspsrh.l

ATLANTA. November 29.-Judge Il. p.
Triupe committed suicide to-day. blowing
Cuf mis- brains with double-barrclled
ptrriute The cause OF the act was de-
soondency. que to i'll health. He was
tLirty-hye years Of age. and had been
iudee of the City Court of Cartersyllle be-
tore he came 10 Atlanta AID was after
wards Assistant United States District At.
tOrueV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

LIVERPOOL. Soycmber .)-'oon. Cotton quiet,
WIN = fnsIrIa.o taIulry, American mil4iius.
s..I.. sui-s. 3.sU bales. spe tii'n afd "a
p,rt 100 bales receipts a.W bales al
.merieap. Futures sleaiy Noscworr 30 ca.
.o.rnlber aui December. b 3i-JiL. De- enpfr
ana fanuars. 3 gI-tii January lai lcoru Afy,
tagstt. February and March, 81 hii. hAfCh
AMI April. 34-Cld April tni Nsy. s3-eii-
say AID June, , 3s-Gii. s.sD N-o4d. ; june
AMI July, ss-btL Tenders, 100 bales On ne"
eP M-American mlidung. ga Sales Of
no dsy Included s.1lu bales - American. NO
vsraOer. sod. buyer; November 9ni Decsn-
GER 4-ttd. soiier. December aud January,
q ,4-sgd. seller January snd tebruary. ) tioii..
.aller February sni March, , A-tii.. seller
gerra snt Ap-ii, . 3Abii.. Dgyor AGrn aud
NAY, S ys-ssA. seller. May and june si-oil.,
buyCr; juno A0d July, 5y-eii, seller fa-
lures quiet but steady.
=. ~ November, , 16-sii.. buyers; NoFeul-
her aud December. - efi.. sellers. Docembe-
ncf January, . 2l-6i1., buyers January Ani
February. S Bi-h4i.. buyers. toDteafy sni
March, 3SGli.. sellors, March Ani Apfu.
sold. buyers; Apru ana Nay, "-ost.
ssliers Nay ard June. 3Soid. value; sahs
aud July 5 40-6sd.. sellers. fatures closed nfn-
Tofai salss Tor tue week % ,01 bales; American,
5000 bales Trade lasings. in'ladins iofsaf1-
% from ship's side. 5000 bales Acsesl CT
ports. 400 bales Total imports, lss.u,o nsles :
tm.rican flTua balos Total stock, ool.ooo
bsIes. Amer aa. 900 bales. Total anost,
B sag.UO baics: American, 1f..oo bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

LNNcHsUKG, November -. ~ 80. Lis d;s
land's dry goods estahlshheht VIZ "1-
rnvered ON IRE at II o'clock tonight. A
Iorge amount of goods were damaged by
Ire and water, hut the building was saved.
II is thought that the loss IL covered. D, py
insurance. 1t is impossible TO estimate inc
faunAue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
MARKETS BY TELsoRapH
WV YORK.


Yyr Y0Rx. November aa--Cof'on doll; ssies
today, Al bates middung upisnds. i0hc.. w
leans, lOkc.. pct receirts, 3S,-it bales. etpvfS
% Great rriigia. lsHS hale9, 70 no tOnuu'n'
l0,ss9 bales: si0sE, 09klia bales. eeeNy se' ~
pts horo. s.f17 bslos gfoes, f3,i'o bAlcs. ~
o,'f--to Great Rrifaio. iO.}6i bales: to Frnnce.
! ,sfs halcs O. mo Contnont, 4hee baieS lo,-
wsrded. i5,il3 bs 81 saios. - Daies-eii Jul
ners southern aour quiet oai heavy. 'r,.
dull and weaker: 70 red. size. 10 eleFto'.
Eiona fairy Grtlve ana AHsc. lover sht
steady: No res, Ncyoinher and DFcemne.,
3D. ianu1ry, $40; Nay, y -. Corn .',.,
and stronger, No. = ~ I'D o.etNs", op ,.,aI
moderately Gcfige. Irregular. AM &c. lower aho
wesk. November and De-em 'er, iisAl -. jan
uary ami Msy. slasi i.c. oats dhii ana hrm@f,
options Dun and ess.er; pecemhe r'@, = A., s.,
January. .sa~ i-.Gr, cofing al ~ hay, q -
2Stc; SO. 2spof, ~ So i.c. mixed "estefh, -
&c HOPS Ia FAIR dcusnl and nrm. rihte-.
new, eilr oid. fai0. toice-Dpione op"neb
steady AMI tAl0 p0ipts down aud closed careiy
steady aul qua o p0inis 81 ~ ann p'ole.'s.'
active: N0yem or. flA-ntiAD; De'NmvrIs
SIS 95a{i3 -. JanuAry. fiAs5atIhB: february,
ki5gl: MAY. g. 70 raf.Als. spot hio easf AMI
qui6t at &iAfh Sugar--RaW nrm ana N H-""
demand rennel nrm ana QUOT t,,,SsM e.
coniecuoncrs 4. ta1ttc. cutioafs az
crushed. sa7 ~. powdered, "a &c. grsnniAi'd
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steady: opcn-kci.le gooi 90 fancy, s0afS' hi -
airy active. dome-ar. 49, i ,a-..r.,,
steady and quiet. crude "a barrels I'arkrr =,
ST.. recrei. go. Cotton-seci Oh hrm
crude ~. yellow. 3lr. ho-in qnlei ana s'eany'
straue,, common to good. iilNat ~ tplpt1-
tine sioady aud quiet al lhN afsc. FORK ~
ness, inspected. SLASH %. unlnepe, 81, tihia
sii. Beef sfrRiy. extra mess, 5. heef mans
quiet a. fi221stia'0 liered hcei onh Guy 4
IRA India moss. a AtstiiiA tut-ineat9 rt't"f
pi. kied rslis., ig pounds. tlil as ID plrAN,A
shoulders. fA2lasAaO; pirkiei hams. t'at' =;
MGdt9s nrm shor. clear. f-iA Lafu 'eHief ~ !
duiet. Wrsfofu soau. ttlt. city seNti, 49, >
6r-ion. -pr.euhc-. ff..>. January. 500 NAY.
81. al fH..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

ny teT0EfAON % 90 UI7VF|I'T
RALEIGH. Y. c.. November 29.-Ihe So
coud match game OF the iutorcolloc'ate se-
rics If football games was played here
Yesterday afternoon between Trinity and
LVako-F0re colleges. resulting IN victory
for Trinity by score OF S 90 !. TINS gives
Trinity College the championship cf the
SL.ln tn l.ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

special telegram to the Di'patchl

Especial telegram TO the Di'pa'cn.l
Prrrnsuur0, Va, November Pr. l..
NJ. Tucker. of Dnwiddie county ItC9hl .,
thrown from has buggy "I Nn.l Ii- ~,
ION WITH httlc hope Of recovery. HIS III
Mr Thomas H. Moore. one OF our Oldest
merchants, IS very I'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

NV Yonx. November 29.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during last week number for the United
States 40; Canada, S9-total 249-asainst
OF last week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Loss ofLifc-Brewcry Cnrpct-Worhs' and
Bakery burned.
~ l.IoErapa b ~ D-.pl..h.

nv f3IoETHpl % NO UIrDlItl.I
J,crsoV. Men. November 21-Casnei
Halls brewery burned this morning. Loss,
H,wr1rD. Coyy.. November 29.-Oro OF
thc buildings or the Hartford Carpet
Works at Ilompaonvle. wa burned 90
dow. Loss. Sls0Ool; insured for -ll1.0op.
Tho budding was used as warehouse.
The ORIGIN ~ the fire IS supposed 10 have
hoau suoutauc0us combustion.
kguoEr. y. D., Novonbcr 22.-Ire
started no : o'clock this morning n Low
re's bakery, ou Front street, which de-
stroyed five buildings and caused loss oi
over 1cJ. Og0. Jacob IeYror was burned OIL
death. and Ms. Leyrer and Jacob Leyrcr
Dr.. were terribly burned, and mas die.