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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-10
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. May @.-Onorings OF io'
baccOs at auction on thange' fUday,
Nav o 1890. Total offerings. % packages, of
which two packages were common dark
tohaccos. one package common bright To-
hacco. one package West Virginia bright
tobacco. and nineteen packages Of sum
cured tohaccos.
Oftho common dark tohaccos one pack
age sold at s.. one al $40.
OF the old bright tobacc0ss, one package
sold at $40.
Ofthc West Virginia bright tobaccos: one
package was taken in S3.>l.
OF the sun-cured tobaccos; 'he packe.-e
sold at $50. one at SIS. one ut $500;
one at $3.50. two al SOB. one at S22.1u one
at so one 40 So one 40 $40, one nj 500.
one af 500 two af s.. one ai slND, TWO az
SiGo: one taken in at $3.50. one az zoe.
Private sales reported to the Secretary
TODAY: Wrappers, 20 hogsncads: nllers, ~
hoeshcads; cutters, =, hog-heads; smokers.
% hogshcad; scrap. Is hogshcads; hurlcys,
% hogshoads; dark tohaccos, 1 hogshead.
Total. ln hOg~hoads.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports to-
da,: Inspections Bright, 1 hogshcad ;
dark, 29hoeshcads. Rcinspections Bright,
b hogshcads; Western. 23 hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's. ~cahrOOk's. Ale
Chgny. old Dominion. Crenshaw's. virgin
ia. Daycnport's, Planters and Merchants .
~holburnc'. and ~hock0c warehouses report
to-day: Receipts. 90 hogshoads. ticrces;
box. Deliveries, ~ hogshcada, tcrccs
and box.
OnHcc Of the collector Of the United states
internal revenue reports to-day collect
ions for the city of Richmond as follows.
Tax paid. cigars and cigarettes. -, i0'. lo;
tobacco-. $2.5l0.s0; special. S21l.N) Total!
$G.l11T0.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange To-
day: W. J.. Anderson. fiuyanna; D. j.
Walker Louisa.
Mr.Jamc- NJ. Gentry managcroi Shockoe
warehouse. who has been quite sick for sew
cral days past, We are glad to say was well
enough o. Ac Out To-day. though showing
evident traces of having had severe spell
of illness.
The Richmond tobacco market was quite
active today. with good ~1lo- of bright
wrappers. filters and smokers. Inspections
aud rc.uspcctOn~ good. Receipts about
double those Of yesterday. and deliveries in
excess Of receipts. Internal revenue coll
lccflons yer, good. 4. Mel.
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new YORK. Cotton Market.
EY rclcgraph.I

NEW YORK, May 9.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price * Go. iu their cotton circular t0-
uisnt. say: The London market to-day
wl- favorable and prices were advanced %
a. for silver r-ulung i'm sympathetic 1e-
vance DOB cotton futures in Liverpool. winch
closed firm at g points over last night =
prices. spot sales. however. were small.
.o.nc LOCO bales. and it is evident that the
better feeling is vet entirely speculative. ln
This market. an advanced of some 3 TO point 81
has been established in sympathy with inc
mnr0,cmcnt u Liverpool. The tenders ln
Liverpool to-day are reported TO be l5um
bales. making over 1000 bales thus far de-
ltcred upon May contracts. The interior
receipts closely approximate last year IS
movement for the week. hut the port move
mont to-day il very light
Receipts an our ports estimated al l.u"
bales. against l.l32 bales last week. The
SPOT market is easy at l-l6 cent advance
n prices. Midland uplands. l2cs; sales
l>- bales. Transactions in futures, 32.Op
bales. Futures closed as follows: May,
n.e5mll.g6: June. 1l95WllHG: July, ll."'
1I.g~: August. 1880 1896; September
I3-IU.3S: October, lo.N6W los; NoNem-
hcr. 1867 lOCS: December. lo.6JM 1880:
january. 1850 lo.Gs; February, lo"2@
1913. 49,,
I'm Liverpool spot cotton steady. Midland
uplaud-. O. l-lGd; sales. 1000 bales.
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Messrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
90 Thomas Branch a Co.. as follows:
! CHICAGO. Nav g.-Nhcat All through
the early part of the session July hung
around 9ic.. above and then below, tailers
and ninth.hOur bulls talking dollar and
huyiug. Bull news was freely distributed
hy big local operator, and for once there
was for sale all that any body wanted, ana
the loss made by those who bought early IN
their effort 70 sell out toward the close,
shows plainly that this price is little bit
dangerous for buyers. 1t does seem a.
though all the effect Of the government re-
port. whatever it may Ice. had been discount
cd. and the day is not tar of. If we have not
already seen il, 10 sell at Wc Is good, llD-
oral price. OF course. if we do not raise
more than dvo-eighthS Of a crop II Is worth
The present price. but good many times
their early reports Of damages proved 10 Doe
oNcrstra!nod. Receipts, ill.OOup bushels ;
shipments. $4,000 bushels; exports. 62,ON
bushels of wheat: $4,000 packages Of -four.
Liverpool strong and active and "a. higher.
Corn was weak the entire day. We still be-
lic,e DO will sell lower before much further
advance Those who have sold out we adj
wise tO take 10 back on weak places. Cash
was for the first time below May. and all
the shippers and receivers were IN market
selling against their purchases for May OPP
ton This is no bun argument. Receipts.
1Ol.Oa0 bushels: shipments. $4,000 bushels:
exports. 25l. 900 bushels. Liverpool market
firm and %. % l4d. hiehrr. Oats-Early
ili. morning short, i'm May, i'm their anxiety
90 cover, bid the price up 2c. above yesier-
DAYS close. bat after that they were tame
and easier. Manipulation is accountable
for The present price. helped. of course, hy
GOOD cash demand. Provisions weak from
.n0ui.. ia elOee They look lower for
"a while. They have been strong only in
sympathy with wheat. and should break.
We look for q lower market. The best ele-
mcnt are selling. We say sell on strong
places. and should We get IA reasonably
weak spot take in some ribs and lard. Re-
reipt- tomorrow, 10000 hog-heads. Cash
trade dull
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

liAo AflfElttiNst
BALTIMORE. MD, May Cotton quiet;
middling. II -W12c. Flour active and firm;
Howard street and Western. superior So
US2.15: do. extra, S3.OoW>5.l5; do. do. fam
ily. Si.-JwS f~5; city mills. Rio brands cN-
tra. Sl.1JWsj.O0. winter wheat patent, - O
Assoc: spring DE-. do. Sj.l0'S'.50; do. do.
straight. $500. 5000; do. do.. extra. Siln"
>A5'. Wheat southern fairly active and
firm: Fultz. g3Wa,c.; L0ngberr, 9>r.;
steamer $50. . rcd. &c.; Western UNI
settled: 40. winter red spot. 92c.; May.
e-c. Corn southern firms white, ilc.;
yellow. 41c.; Western easy. mixed spot. II ,
I4l' ,cr MAY. ~ i2l1c. Oats firm: SOUTH
cm and pcuusy hania. %W3.c.; Western
white. asn"gr.; do. mixed, 55@3Sr.:
graded $50. white. $40. Ryc-Fair and
steady: prime 20 choica. GlWt2c.; Provi-
-.ou- steady; mess pork. old.S l21'; new
,i3.30: Lulk meats. loose; shoulders. 'i &C.;
long. clelv. aud cloar ribs sides. o'4c.;
sugar uicklcd shoulders. oi &c.; -ugm-rurcd.
smoked shoulders. "a &c.; hams. small, ll+l
rI-l.r: large. 1uWllc. Lard-rgiInod. nc.
D0nce steady: Rio c1rgoc- fair. 49, 4" @'tc.
sugar quiet and steady; eranuluied SOLO.
roppcrrefnod. quiet, l2'-c. Whisky firm.
Sl.ugr&lIN.
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Wholesale PRICE CURRENT.
Groceries, Etc.
Reported by Davenport 4 Morris

Reported Icy Davenport Morris
pyooms-Two strings, SOC. to $l15; three
strings. S1.40 to 81: four strings, Sl.0O e
$3.50. i've strings, $3.50. Market ON al
ora les mas advanced fully 10 per cent.
En,kcts-Wnlow, $1.l5 TO Sl.3Oper nest
split. 30 20 ljc. per dozen;
iC@0ae0 TonatOes-rhree pounds, pei
dozen. 80 TO soc.
Gained Co,7l-Two pounds, por dozen
JJcy,,ngs-Roe. half barrel, $2.75 to $3.25
North Carolina cut, per barrel, Si.oO to 80
rross. per barrel, S3.5l5g to 500. Marker
bare. with upward tendency ~.
Rice-Car0lina, d 20 &C.; Rangoon, 454c;
Sl,b- LIVERPOOL. from store, Sl.33
ground alum from store, per sack, Soc, u
SiO0. Market unchanged.
Su00rs-G ranulated, 6ts; coniectloners
\. &c: soft 4, 'Sc. 10 &C.; yellow J1s u'
5stc. All GRADES &C.. lower.
ye0S-Black. - TO Soc; OOlong, % t'
500; gunpowder, % to Soc. 90,
Cogee-Eio. l6l% to Die; Laguayra, W.
fo o0ibc.. Java. - 10 2lc. Receipts very
small. as well As available supply III hi'
Errkefs-Painted. TIVE hoops, SLID
three hoops, $3.50. Stronger advances
T1u0w-lc.
Lur3-Pure, iMc.i pIesSeu' IT, &C.
.N0l0sses-Extra, hOgshead, 10 10 loc.
barrel. i5 10 iGc.: genuine golden syrul
per gallon. y t. 32c.; New Orleans prim'
10 choice, - 10 50c.
S0ap-Washing 50 to &C.; per pound
Cement, Lime, Plaster. Etc.
Cement-Union, per barrel, Sl.3o; kosei
dale. sf.3j TO $40; James River, sl.2o U
| $3.50. -, Q, IN 4,
Lime ockland, per barrel, slIO u
Virginia lines, Soc. to 81. -
PiasieI-Lump, s.; ground, $3.50 TO -
Caloined plaster, Sl.6j 10 Sl.l1.
Iron. Steel Nails, Etc.
Iron-America refined, Old Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes, l-iVc'
| English and American sheet, 3H To one.
Swedes hammered, to &C.; hoop, 10 41s'
NdHs-Old Dominion, standard Size
! s. %; steel, $3.50.
( Walter horse-shoes, 81: mules, 50.
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SYRUP
Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.
Ccroita1 Authorized, 100000
|. On. sCHENcK's

COMPANY otnl situated in the western portion OF the
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY. NO.
West
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fttt. nIpius .aldf O viii II
PURE AND WHOLESOME WAITER
Bros
oipuith j
Danvr
mills i'm the
LOO
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planning n one iy ANA
blow works ma
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CARR au
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uacf
This greltc .
JAMES NJ. BERRY, President, BEDFORD CITY,
OR c9UJATEIE3sS C1TTxtzOY- 92icisIn1O1aoi
Anora teaton o
Investment Neg" o''e'"'"
i1rilr o. or1. iou,rro Sc,ap
CUAJ2LsTs5 Nice UEsDY,
REAL ESTATE bbtlhEtS l@l2 MAIN oll'1Hl'
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat--Whte. - bushels prime at AT 81.
Mixed. 30 bushels very good ut 81. short
berry. 10 bushels very good AT CSC; 30 bush
els very good ut &c; l6 bushels very good
al 93c. Total sales Of wheat, us bushels.
Com-White, 600 bushels pine on pri-
Nufp FERNS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-10

NEW YORK, May money closed at
tpercent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 4sj14-1: actual rates, $50 for
sixty days. and 1864 for demand. Gov
eminent. closed steady; currency Gs, IL
bid: as. coupon, ~ bid; as, lg14 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-10

COUGHS, h0arseness. sore throat, etc',
quickly relieved boy Browns Bronch,ai
trncbcs. A simple and encctual remedy,
.nnerior 10 all other articles for tie same
purpose. Sold only in boxes.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all Druggists. Price - cts
per iOx. 3 boxes for 50 cts; or sent ~
mail. postage free, on receipt Of price
pr. J. Il. Schenck q Son. Philadelphia. "a
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Heart
burn. Fiatulency, C0lic, and all Diseases Of
the stomach: Costivenoss, Inflammation,
Diarrhpa, PILES, and Diseases ofthe Bowels;
Congestion. Bllionsness, Jaundice Nausea,
Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
defing Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases arising from a GoTged and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous
coats, reduce gorced or congested condi-
tion., break mp stubborn complications, re-
store free. healthy action 20 the organs, and
give the system a chance - recover tone
and strength. They are
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COTTON REPORT.
Chicago Market.

NJ uTkVI HIND =.
Quotations. - Middling, lie; low mid
ding, l0Nc.; good ordinary, l0c.
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Reported oy John l.. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
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rnllimnre stock Market.

BALTIMORE. MD, May Virginia
cou-oi~. IS; do. tcn-iorlics. 36l4; do. thrces
o6l .u6it4.
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RICHMOND, VA, May ., 1890.

FIRST BOARD.
1000 Richmond city IS, sh0rtat 1903.
SECOND BOARD.
10000 Western Norlh Carolina 6's at
lO3i4.
lnO)0 Western North Carolina lst Os
guaranteed. 900 1853
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, May ., 1890.
opFpRINGS

Wheat-lls bushels.
Corn zoo bushels.
Oats 800 bushels.
Rye-2OD bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-10

From date, 1890 every new Yearly SubsctlDc
yearly nreuaid subscription % the Font VI ENIi
two Of the most important articles taken uom I'M
plies 10 yearly renewals. The FORUM i too W
character Of It's articles. Coming numbers ul ul'
inc articles by celebrated writers: Protection to
ESSAYS on this subject by the late Hon. william /
tsstys In favor OF Tie reduction of tine tariu. by
". G. T.. Breckenridge; Immigration ana me ITO
Altgcld William VI. f.. Round and Bishop 2. Cle'
Republic. by Professor +. de layeleye, Bsh'
Henry G. Lea: The small Farmer Fast and We
chusetts, Professor Rodney Melch and William y
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1HDMAS BkANCh y W a.,
Banke rs. MchmOhd, Va.
JqUN l.. WILLIAMS SON.
A.. tooo Bankers Richmond, va.

c,I rcnort Of the affairs and finances OF
Z, s,.n,,utb may be found ON pages 81 anu
- 20 Of John l.. williams x sons Manual oi
Tnvr- tments for 1890.
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.AsaERs AND sKoKERs.

GO 600 CITY OF PORTS
SIOU.UUU MOUTH, VA, !. PER
CENT. 3O1YEAR BONDS, DAIED JAM
AIRY fsT 1890. INTEREST PAY ABLE
JANUARY AND JULY.
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iber 10 THE TINES will be furnished with
ITRA. This magazine contains each month
the regular FORUM. This arrangement APP
well known 10 need any comment upon the
the FORUM EXTRA VIII contain the follow
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by speaker John g. Carlisle and the Hon.
'roblem of us lesi rictiOn.-iy Judge John f.
levclaud Coke; Tie Roman church and the
shop B. j. McQuaid Cardinal Manning and
West ---By Professor \. l.. Bartlett, Of Massa-
a a. PETER.
TIE TIMES COMPANY,
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. II
CITY SECURITIES.

Richmond SIS, lS0i-le9 900. I3o ....
Richmond 6's. lgO4-l9lO...... IFS l-o
Richmond 5's, 1s9O-ls96 ..-... 100 lo3
ricbmond 5's 1927 and later. III lli
Ricbmond a.. 1921. lOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
BIRCHALL TOLD HIS FATE.
An Affecting Scene In the Cell Of the
Murderer.

An Affecting Scene In the Cell Of the
Murderer.
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Nov. 8-When the news
that the cabinet council had decided that Birch-
all should hang was communicated to Mrs
Birchau and her sister yesterday afternoon
they burst into tears and refused TO credit the
news A dispatch to Birchalrs lswyer from
the minister of justice, however, convinced
them that 1t was only too true. Mrs. Birchall
was greatly overcome, but realizing that her
husband must be told Of it, she recovered her
composure and said she would herself be the
first 10 break the fatal news TO him. She went
to the prisoners cell door. Both were crying
bitterly.
Birchall at once surmised the nature Of their
errand. but asked what was the matter. His
wife handed him the dispatch, which he read
with the utmost composure and simply said
"Well / guess have got TO 20, dear" The
scene was touching In the extreme, and even
the guards were moved at the depth of grief
shown by the women, but throughout il all
Birchal maintained his nerve and did not
break down.
At the conclusion Of the interview Mrs.
Birchall and her sister returned to the hotel,
where they we're Frustrated with grief Birch
all was quite calm all the evening and did not
show the slightest sign Of fear or dread.
Mrs. Birchall was last night allowed by the
attorney general to hold a long interview
with her husband, touching family matters.
Birchall claims that he will fall heir to consid-
cradle property in the spring and desires 70
bequeath it TO his faithful wife before he dies.
The meeting OF the husband and wife in the
cell was very affecting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
MIR. MOULTON INDICATED.
Justice Taylor Reversed By the Supreme
Court.

Justice Taylor Reversed Oy the supreme
Court.
The paragraph in yesterdays STAR giving
the disposition Of the case of Lugenbeel against
Moulton was somewhat erroneous. The facts
- learned BY Stan reporter are that the build
ing corner Of 10th and 81 streets northwest
having been partly completed and the builders
capital exhausted was about TO be sold on first
deed Of trust early in August last. There was
ut that time An aggregate Of about o., 700 due
the thirty or more workingmen, and had the
sale been executed the property, with the I'M
finished house, would not more than have salts
fed the deed Of trust and the laborers would
have lost their wages. Under these circum-
stances Lugenbeel, representing all the labor
ers called at Mr.. Moulton'9 Office August
Moalton, offered him IS per cent il he would
get their money for them. Mr.. Moulton re-
piled that that was more than he could accept,
but that he would undertake it for 10 per cent.
On August Mr.. Moulton advanced the money
out Of his own pocket and did not collect
August suit was brought before Justice A. 8.
Taylor, and upon hearing. the plaintiff failing
70 make out case, Judgment Of non-suit was
entered in favor Of Mr.. Moulton. Thereafter.
on the Esd Of August, the suit was again
brought before Justice Taylor and decided
against MI. MOultOu, WuO sooA ~ VI appear 70
the Supreme Court, where Justice Taylor was
yesterday reversed. The defense was not
technical one, though that feature Of the case
was discussed, and it was known. the plaintiff
having been non-suited before. Justice Taylor
had no standing IN court. When IL wss about
to be disposed Of on that ground Mr.. Moulton
insisted, through his attorney, Mr.. Davis, that
no advantage be taken Of the teohnicality, but
that the case 20 to the jury on its merits, and
it was SO done. In few minutes verdict was
returned in his favor.
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Name
Washinzron stock Exchange.

-
Nationai Bank, 10 at l22. Washington and George
town Railroad, at 24a lexington and Soldiers
Home Railroad, 20 at 81. Columbia little Insur-
ance, 100 at6S 100 at ~: % al ox american Tn y,
13as. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. 100 at 96c.
American Security and Trust Company, 20 at 66k.
lo3 bid. Z. = 4ks. 1901. coupon, io4 bid
.. & Is, registered. 1907, L23I bid, 124
asked. U. s. Is. coupon, 1907. i23X bid. l24
asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. es. 1891,
gold. 102h bid: Per imp: 7s, 1881. cur
ency. 1857 bid. Market stock 7s. lse2, eurrsncy.
so ot G fund, IS. isss. gold. 10 bid asked
Water stock, fs, 1901, currency. III DID %
year fund. 6, gold, 1902. ii9 bid. Water ssock.
H. currency, 1905. 136 bid. l<oh asked $50,
lgs4, fund. currency. l2lA bid
MISCELLANEOUS Bonds-U. =. Electric Light bonds,
LIST es. LOB bid Y; ;; hsssr,c "a Misns bomb;
Railroad lO-4o, 6s lo3k bid, 1o7 asked. Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Convertible bonds.6s, 119
bid. Masonic Hall Association 30. 1sss. 106
mortgage, os. ITO bid. Washington Market Com
pany bonds imr. 6s. lis bid. III asked. WASH
ington Light Infantry mrs: mortgage O.. 1904.
9S bid Washington Light Infantry bonda I'd "a.
1904. 81 bid Washington Gas Light Company
bonds, series A, @. lls4 bid, l2e ssked. Wssh-
ington Gas Light Company bonds. series B.os. 120A
gage. ss. loe asked. American Security and
trust Company. 5s. 100 bid, 1Ooh asked
NstionaI BANK stocka-benk of Washington. $50
Metropolitan, PCS bid. Central 800 bid. SEQ
ond. zoo bid. Farmers and Mechanics. 100 bid.
Citizens 10 bid, $50 asked. Columbia, les bid,
$50 asked Capital LII bid West End. 100
bid, lO4 asked. Traders, l23 bid Lincoln. lis
bid.
Railrosd Stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
PAS bid, 255 asked. Metropolitan. 100 bid. 143
asked. Columbia, 20 bid, = asked. Capitol and
North o Street, IS bid, 62 asked lexington and
Soldiers Home, 90 bid, 81 asked. George
town and Tenleytown. As bid. So asked
insurance Stocks-Firemens. a. bid. Franklin,
"a biz Metropolitan. 20 bid. National Union 20
bid. Arlington, $50 bid, 100 asked Corcoran.
tj6 bid Columbia, 10 bid. 16x asked. German
American, 40 bid. Potomac, 40 bid Riggs.
s bid, 81 asked. Peoples bid, 81 asked. Lin
coin 81 bid. Commercial, 4k bid asked
Title Insurance Stocks-keal Estate Title.
l27 bid, 100 asked. Columbia Title. 6s bid, 6x
asked.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-washington Gas.
45k bid, 4s asked. Georgetown Gas. so bid
US. Electric Light. $50 bid, l55 asked
Telephone Stocks - Pennsyivania. 20 bid, -
asked. American Graphophons, 13k bid 13x
asked. =.
Nisceliau eous Stocks-wsshineson Market Com
peny, is bid. Washington Brick Machine Com
pany, 800 bid Great Falls Ice Company, 100
bid, 2IO asked. Bull Run Panorama Company,
IL bid, 22k asked. National Safe Deposit
Company, 90 bid. Washington Safe Deposit
Company, lbs bid. National Typographic. IL
bid. Is asked Mergenthaler, IL bid, IS asked
Pneumatic gun Carriage. = bid, asked. WASH
ington Loan and Trust Company, ~ bid, ~
asked Amercan Security and Trust Company.
08X bid, 6s asked. Lincoln Hall, 100 asked
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In Wall Street Today.

Nrw YoRx. Nov. Sin the stock market this
morning the active trading Of yesterday was
continued, but while the opening prices showed
advances over last nights figures Of from i to
q per cent. the market developed renewed
weakness from the first sales, and within the
fret half hour material losses were sustained
Some stocks on the drive reached even lower
prices than yesterday, and Illinois Central re-
tired per cent; st. Paul. Lackawanna and
Chicago Gas u per cent each Western Union, lss;
Sugar Rsfineries and Louisville and Nashville,
each ~, New York Central, sNorthwestern,
North American, Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, New England aad Buriing-
ton and Quincy each per cent and others
ever, there was halt Ia the pressure to sell
and the market becoming comparatively quiet
partial recovery ensued, but IL made no ma
tsrial progress, and before II o'clock prices
were aeMn declining slowly. The trading pre-
ssnted no special feature and Ut II o'clock the
market was very qniet and heavy At close 70
the lowest prices reached 100 was the only
sale Of silver today.
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I'd EDITION.
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The Largest Attendance Of the Meeting
Today st Bennisg.
Bxxxue RACE TRACE, Nov. A-TAsss q zen
srl oppression OF regret upon al sides At Hen
ming race track This afternoon that today vas
the last dav Of . very successful meeting Of the
Washington Jockey Club. The owners Of
stables at Benning and members Of the club
are exceedingly sorry that the meeting will
have to terminate today. The officials
claim that they cannot continue with the sport
with the stables now ut Benning and IL il not
st all likely that owners could be induced TO
leave other tracks 10 como to Washington for .
six-day meeting.
The following scratches have been made to-
day: Periciss tn the first and Gen Boulanger
The attendance today l. greater than upon
any day Of the extra meeting.
Blk fnrlongs. Entries, weights, Jockeys aad
betting: Tappahannock, s5 CWinston), 6 10 /;
Rupert, oS (Hayden), 10 10 /, Coldstream, III
(Anderson). 4 to s; Blanche, IS (Jones), 8 10 1;
Rustic, Ill (Higgs), 2 TO /; Dover, 80 III. Jones)
8 70 1; Branch, l1b (HilD, 10 70 l.
coLDsrREAM WINS THE FIRST.
Coldstresn, who carried most Of the money,
won the first by half length, with Blanche
second, who wss looked upon - . winner dur
ing the race down the stretch. Rustic was
third. Time, Lit. Mutuals paid o. Is straight,
eats and e625 place.
THE SECOND RACE.
Second race, six furlongs. Entries, weights,
jockeys and betting: Helen Rose, lis MAY
nard), 8 to 10; Mirthwood, ss (Hayden), 4 to 1;
virsie, s5 (Jones), 2 10 1; Kitty 7, lis Oay),
6to2
KITTY T. WINS TIE SECOND.
The second race was won BY Kitty T., With
Helen Rose and virgie. Time, l161f. Mutuals
paid Oil straight S. 80 and IS place.