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IAE IRISH SECRETARY.
He Ia Enthusiastically Received in Eng
Iand-He Replies 60 His hssaiiants.

He IL Enthusiastically Received in Eng
Iand-He Replies TO His Assaiiants.
rDy Angio-Amsrican cable To tho Dlspatch.l
LosDOS, Eng, November 19.-Mr.
Baliours speech at Grimsby last night is
given a prominent place in all the Con
seryative newspapers and is strongly
commended 10y them. The Irish Secre-
tary met with an enthusiastic reception
from 1000 persons at the meeting. After
speaking at the regular meeting Mr. Bal
four addressed an OVERLOOKING meeting.
lie said that he had been sssalled with n
degree and kind OF calumny unexampled
IN English history in any political con
troversy connected with Ireland. He
continued:
al have never shrunk from meeting
those calumnies face 10 face, and ! count
them my happiest moments, when, IN
stead OF saying these things behind my
back, they say them TO my face IN the
House Of Commons where l can
contradict them. But whether they
say them in the Commons or
through rhe mouths of illustrious
politicians like Morley and Gladstone,
or whether through an obscure lecturer
or paid iterant COmmoDer, j am pre-
pared 20 meet them. But both III and
out of the House OF Commons ] have
acted with the single minded view OF
benefiting not only the empire, but the
population before which / am habltualiy
held up as an object of common con
tempt and oxecratOn. Irish politicians
have too long been III the habit OF re-
garding every misfortune and weak
ness of Ireland as another weapon to
use against the Government lrish
distress does not present. Itself u
them as afiordipg them an occasion on
which they might impartially consider
the best method of dealing with the
condition OF the people, but as new
means of setting class against class ana
Il new occasion for issuing manifesto.
ANY man who suggests that the difficulty
to he dealt with Is "A rent difficulty shows
either ignorance or bad faith. u every
shilling OF rent in the contested districts
were abolished the problem would not
be the less menacing"
MI. DdlltNI hhuIthoNh hH 'ht'i''it'tiN
meeting at Southport this evening and
received q cordial welcome. tie sald
that he was becoming tired of the dreary
and melancholy task Of tracking the
calumnies and misstitements Of his OPP
ponents. Since he left Ireland 1t had
been his painful duty TO plough through
the Midlothian rhetorical campaign.
He found the Mitchelstown process
sions and other ancient figures more
wrinkled and with more false teeth than
ever but that they still had the old re-
cognizablo shapes lie would not make
any further reference to Mltchelstown,
but would lot Mr.. Gladstone go on re-
membering as long as he pleased an IN
cident which had been argued and re-
argued even to nausea. Coming to Mr..
Ghdstone's few novelties, Mr.. Balfour
said he regretted to find him even more
cnreless of accuracy than he was two
years ago.
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rHr WORK or a NunuIsT
Dillon. O'Hricn, and Others Sentenced 10
Various Terms of imprisonment.

Dillon. O'Hrion. and Others Sentenced 10
Various Terms ofImprlsonment.
fly Auelo-American cable 10 the Dispatchl
DUBLIN, IRELAND, November 19.-In
the court at Clonmel to-day verdict of
guilty was rendered against William
O'Brien, John Dillon, and Patrick
O'Rnen, all of whom are members Of
Parliament. and John Culiinane, Thomas
Walsh, Patrick Mocker and Mr.. Boil
ton. who wero charged with con-
spring to induce tenants on the
smith Barry estates not 10 pay rent.
William O'Bren aud Dillon were each
sentenced to two terms of imprison-
ment of six months each, but the sen
fences are 10 run concurrently. Patrick
OBrien and Culhuaue were each SEN
fenced to SIX months Imprisonment,
and Walsh, Mockler, and Bolton TO
four months each. All Of the sentences
were without labor. Father Humphrey,
Thomas J. Condor, member of Parha-
menf, Daniel Kelly, and David Sheehy.
member OF Parliament indicted ON the
same charges, were found not guilty and
discharged
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Nrw YORK. November lS.-Beeves--
Receipts, 7j) head, al for exporters
and slaugh,orcrs direct no trade feel.
ing steady; dressed beef steady at "a
tie. per pound. Shipments to-day,
2.240 quartersof beef; to-morrow, 2.2sO
quarters Calves Receipts, 1913 head /;
yeals steady other grades duh vesls.
S5aST. 80 grassers aud westerns. -. l2la
asa. Sheep and lamhs-Receipts,
5000 head sheep firm lambs a shade
higher: sheep, SlaS3.35 lambs, SOFIA
ST. 50 A: dressed mutton firm at 7la9c.
dressed lambs steady at sIai0c. Hogs
Receipts. including cars for sale, :. 1877
head market lover at s}3oaSL
EAsrimsBry, November rs Cattle
Receipts $40 head shipments, loo
head market slow nt yesterdays prices.
No cattle shipped 10 New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
1850 head market dull on light firm
on heavy Philadolphias, Sj.SiaSl mix.
ed S3.65aS37j; lest heavy and
Workers, S}.40aS3.50 common to
light, -. lOaS5.30 pigs. S2ao3; .
cars hogs shipped 20 New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, 500 head; market slow at yes
terday prices.
CmoAao. November S.--The Erening
journal reports; Cattle-keceipts.
5000 head shipments. |, 500 head mar
ket firmer and shade higher: steers,
SO. 75aSj. 10; Texans, $2.0jaS2.2O cows
and bulls. Slas2. 70 stockers, S2as2. 10.
Hogs Receipts. ls, 600 head shipments,
5000 head market active but lower !,
rough ond common, S30oaS'.60 !;
prime heavy aud butchers weights.
g. S0as3. 50 light, S3.GJaS3.70: pigs,
s2aS3. Sheep-Beceipts, 5000 head
shipments, 1000 head market iirmer ;
natives. 81. Toast. 70 Westerns, slasi. 40 (;
mixed sheep and lambs. si60asL9O.
ST.. LOWS. November Is. Cattle-Re-
ccipts, 2,l00 head shipments, 300 bead
market strong good 10 fancy natives,
81. l0as5; fair b. good, S3.9Oa4. % :;
stockers and feeders ~. l0aS3 Texans
and Indian steers. s2.3Oas2.GO. Hogs
Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 600
head market slow fair to choice
heavy, S3.SOas3.O5 mixed grades,
So. l6aS3. 20; light, fair TO best Sj.ioa
$500. Sheep Receipts 200 head !;
shipments. 900 head market steady !
good to choice, SiaSj.50.
CNcNsArI, o., November ls.-
Hogs Demand fair; prices steady I;
common and light, S2.jOaS. 30 pack
ing and butchers, 81. i0aS3.I 10; 10.
ceipts, 1900 head shipments, 1000
head
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no tidings OF any fresh disaster there
and quotations for stock showed an I'M
proving market for good securities. May.
in the course Of the last half hours bust.
ness advanced TO 9S!c., reacted to SIC.
and had strong closing.
CONNECTION IN CORN.
The corn market was scene OF wild
commotion at the commencement and
heavy transactions were recorded during
the first half hour. Shorts were the
only buyers in sight and heavy lines OF
their outstanding contracts we're wound
up at the expense of disappointed sellers
of long corn. The opening price for
MAY was 50ic., and il sold at 50ic.
within u minute or two thereafter, and
there was quick recovery TO 5l.c.
Prices remained within the limits OF 81
aud jl4c. for a considerable time and
then became frmer, advancing TO 52ic.
There was very little trading in other
futures.
OATS ALSO WILD.
Oats opened wild and unsettled, with
sales for May at lallc. decline, and
quickly receded &c. more After the
furry subsidized Il better feeling was de-
veloped aud there appeared to be as
much desire to buy rs there had pre-
viously been to sell, and prices advanced
&c, and the market closed steady at a net
decline of lIallc. from yesterday.
PORK, LARD, &C.
Pork-The trading was very heavy.
accompanied 10y frequent and wide fine
tuations in prices. Prices on the whole
range declined 60a65c. At the decline
the demand improved, and rs there was
less pressure to sell prices gradually ml'
lied 6OasOc, end the market closed com
paratively steady. Lard-A very brisk
trade was reported. The opening sales
were made at 7}al0c. decline, and this
was quickly followed 10y further reduc-
ton of Ice. Later the demand improved,
and prices rallied 20s22ic. and closed
comparatively steady. Short-rlb sides -
More interest than usual. and the trading
was quite heavy ut an irregular range OF
prices. The opening sales were made at
n &C. decline, and a further reduction OF
Zoe. was quickly submitted to. At the
decline buyers were more inclined 70
take hold, and prices rallied loal74c.
and closed comparatively steady.
The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
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which he has served 40 long and faith
fully, with such dear devotion. and such
magnificent success, be may at least look
for generous forbcarance in the hour OF
his trial. TO his praise DO IT spoken
that he has not attempted to shield him
self by perjury. He yielded to tempta-
tion to which manygreat and wise men
have succumbed since and before the days
Of King David. He has atoned by what to
a man of his proud and high spirit must
have been indeed bitter and Illuminating.
But 10 the coercionist clamor for his dis
missal from Irish leadership Ireland's
answer is a sharp and decisive No.
Irishmen have no mission TO Judge his
private life. Leave that to his conscience
and to his God. who weighs the tempta
tion with the offence"
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It's like taking swallow
A " Minute" Of '0"'' anu '''''N
with breakfast "a "quick
MEMS CLOTHING. look on the first floor,
Something now comes in
- every day-and It's of our
standard quality. You
can buv with your Dyes shut and DO sure you're
s.rx. That's tho way we want you TO feel about
our dealings with you. We're carrying ten TO
ono as many suits "a VIC ever have beforehand
ve,re selling them. That's good evidence the
STYLES arc popuiar-tho excellence of a greater
degree and the prices Ike the suits are Just
vopr size.n We've some extreme effects that
only show on the very latest fashion-plaios-
md Single and DoUBLE-BRgAsTED SACKS
and CUTAwAY FRoCKs in plaiu AMI fancy
weaves Wen guarantee you can't see more
original stock nor o quarter part OF tho variety
than wen take pleasure in showing you at any
time You can try em on and zee how you look
In any OF the styles.
II the "adyanco sale " Of overcoats is an In
dlcation OF what's TO follow-we will DO kept
busy making up TO the end Of winter But they
tell us tho overcoat business isn't particularly
good around town. II must DO our superior gar
ments that Gro attracting 10 US the lions share
OF the purchasers. We never had as big
stock-nor sold SO many SO early in the season.
Tho SINGLE and DoUBLE-BREAsTRD effects
IN Roy COATS and the CovERTS, GLEN
GARYs. LORD cHUMLEYs, INVERNESS UL-
STEERS, CAPE COATS, sURToUTs, COATS,
and SPANISH cAPRS leave you with nothing to
utah for We've taken tho best fabrics wo could
And In Europe or America--and In every grade
all the WAY through from $40 to si5-every stitch
"a ,aNen eopsistently-eyery inch of lining and
trimming is OF the Kind 1t should be.
Don't spend your money until you've seen
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nernfinn for Pnrnell.

IBy Anrio-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
LoNpoS, Enc, November l9.-O'Bren
and the other members OF Parliament
who we're convicted to-day have sent
kilograms to Parnell expressing their
fullest devotion to him. Mr.. O'Brien
has also sent the following to Parnell
"In view of my six-months' sentence,
my duty to my electors and colleagues
and to you is TO resign, so that Mona
CHAN may be represented during the
coming session of Parliament"
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AN ANNIVERSARY OF Rlor.

Students Take Fuu Possession of tho
spanish Capital.
tBy Anslo-Amorican cable 20 me Dispstch.i
MApEm, November l9.-To-day was
the anniversary of the riot which oc-
CURED in 1854. and tho students of the
University refused TO enter the building.
They formed in procession and marched
20 the offices Of the Minister OF Justice,
where they made a hostile demonstra-
ton. They then marched through tho
streets singing and shouting. The police
drew their swords and attempted TO
check the progress OF the mob, but they
were speedily dlsarmed. The students
afterwards gradually dispersed.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November ID, 1890.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT, SIS bushels
CoRN.-2, 426 bushels.
OATs.-3S bushels.
PEAs.-5G bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Misunderstanding, As bushels prime
at &c; 2S4 bushels very good at 93c.
$40 bushels good at soc. 200 bushels
fair at Sic; 36 bushels common at 73c.
Total sales of wheat, l,i0S bushels.
CoRN.-White, 936 bushels very good
new at Gle. !, $50 bushels very good new
at G0c. Mixed, 200 bushels prime old
at 63Ic. Total sales OF corn, 1926
bushels.
OArs.-Spring. 3s bushels good at 4Sc.
BLAcKEYE PEAs.-2S bushels prime at
81. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

The Russian Agent tn France Murdered
who Killed Him?

The Russian Agent I'm France Murdered
who Killed Him.
ny Anglo-American cable 20 tho Dlspatch.I
PARIS. November 19.-General Sell
vcrskoF, Russian agent in France, died
today from tho effects Of bullet wound
in his head. inflicted in manner which
is at present a mystery. Conflicting re-
ports are current ~ 10 how he was shot.
one report says stranger called upon
him Yesterday ut his residence Mt the
Hotel Bade. and that half an hour after
the visitor had departed General Sell
Ncrskoif was found 10y his valet lying un-
conscious in his room shot in the head
other reports state that tho General had
received no visitors, that no weapon was
found, and that the furniture in the room
was not diearranqed The police attach
some suspicion 10 the valet and he is
bong carefully watched.
TIT VALET so LONGER SUSPECTED.
PARIS. November l9-L0fer. The jul
dicial authorities arc conducting an IN
Ouiry nj the Hotel Babe into General
S,iverskoG's death, and have examined
q number Of servants. Tho police have
become convinced that the valet had no
thing % do with the shooting of his mas
tcr Therefore they have withdrawn the
watch on him. The valet was much at
tachod TO General Scliyerskoh The
evidence clearly points to assassination.
CLUE.
A clue has been obtained which will
probably lead TO the detection of the
murderer. 4 few days ago the NM.
BcrmoiI, owners of the Franco Russian
rooms on the Rue Eoyalc, engaged as
I'm employee "A Russian Pole named Po-
dlesk. Podleski was intrusted 10y his
EMPLOYERS with an invitation to a ball,
which he was 10 deliver TO General Sell
v,rskoM This enabled him TO obtain
access 10 the Generals room. Podlesh
has ubsconded.
THE WORK or a NuUIsE
PAm,. November 19.-Ldfcr. The
further the authorities inquire INTO the
case the more the evidence tends to
prove that the murder was committed
iv Nihilist aud that it was an act Of
political vengeance. The police believe
that the murder was committed while
General SehyorskoG was answering the
note OF invitation which was delivered to
him 10y Podtsh, and that PodleSki
left the hotel unohsorved. Podleskl s
identity has been established as one Of
the Paris colony OF NihIhsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
tReportod for the Dispatch.l
NovpNfppR 10 1SQ0


NOVEMBER -, 1890.
Auction offerings on Change to-day
&c packages and 13 taken in. Highest
price, S24.5O ;lowest, "a ; average, SlO.lO.
Loose sales at Crenshaw's Warehouse
24.4l0 pounds; highest, sl2; lowest.
Sl.10. At Shockoe Warehouse, S,22j
pounds; highest, 50 lowest, Sl.3O. To-
tai sales for the day, 80, 635 pounds.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, S1,432.55; tobacco, S2,955-to-
tai, s4,3S7.55.
Private sales: Filters, 80; smokers,
wrappers, II cutters, 6-total, 81 hogs
heads.
Filters were somewhat in demand to-
day. and from all that can be learned
are selling well and at very good figures.
Wrappers also are somewhat morea active,
while other grades are quiet. Prices on
all grades are strong.
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A TITLE FOR KOCH.
rHs GREAT pIscoveasR TO BE
~ MADE 4 NOBLE.
Strongly wndesssa by Eminent Medical
Warnings. However. Against
Illusions Touching the Al
Legged Rev cdY.

fDy Ansio-American cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, GER, November 19.--As n
reward for his services in the interests Of
medical science the Emperor will proba-
lily confer title OF nobility upon Pro.
fcseor Koch.
The Professor states that the Govern
rent must prepare the lymph used in
tho cure Of tuberculosis.
KOCH ESDoRsED.
To-morrows No. OF the German
Medical Weekly will contain an article
signed by Doctors Bergman. Fmentzel
md William Lesly, and StaG-Surgeon
Eoehl in which they declare that after
experiments In many different cases
they are prepared to fully endorse Pro-
fessor kochs statements regarding his
remedy.
A WARNING.
Some Of the evening papers warn the
public against the illusions entertained
by many gsrding the efficacy Of Koch's
remedy They also complain that the
stock OF lymph il being exhausted.
KOCH's PROCEDURE CRITICISED.
Tho TaPeblait says that Koch's pro
Cedurc so far Is open 10 severe criticism,
because he has only given his lymph to
few c0laborators whom he could thor
oughly trust 10 follow his instructions,
while the great scientific establishments
end hospitals are excluded from the
benefits Of bis discovery.
DGssATIsFACuON JUSTIFIED.
The Tageblatt considers the dissatis-
faction among medical men and many
patients who are anxious 10 submit TO
treatment quite justified. and declares
t1at the present arrangements must be
filtered.
The demand for Koch syringes IS so
great that the manufacturers are unable
e. gu all their orders.
KOCH oS TIE RECURRENCE or TUBERcU-
LOSI5.
BERLIN, November 19.-Professor
Koch asserts that the recurrence of tu-
luculosis after treatment by his method
IS extremely rare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
Firmly for the Present Leader.
NV telnrrnnh 70 The plsphtch.l

BUFFALO, n. Y, November 10. -
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien say that as
individuals they stand firmly for Parnell,
believing an alteration in the leadership
81 the present time would be disastrous.
They will not return until they are
through here, which will be about the
time Parliament meets. in January OF
February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
strike ofTnclish Dock-Laborers.

fBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, November ia thousand
dock-laborers employed on tho Garston
dock struck to-day owing to the dismissal
bv tho company Of q number of men
who refused to load boycotted
steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
WI Mover pesert Mr.. Parnen.

ny Anglo-Americsn cablo TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, November 19.--At private
meeting of Irish members Of Parliament
in Dublin to-day, it was unanimously
resolved TO remain loyal to ParnelL.
Great preparations are being made for
the meeting to be held in Leinster Hail
Tomorrow,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
TIE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cooler and very windy.
Range of Thermometer at the front
Mean temperature ... :...'
phl TINOer cTOcK MARXr

BALTIMORE, November 19.-Virglnia
80. 6laGj Baltimore and Ohio STOCK
9ja96: Cincinnati, Washington and Bal
timore lists, - asked consolidated gas
bonds, 1l5 asked do. stock, 43 ,ai4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

movements this week have besrvery
slack. There have been orden only iof
small lots, and these have been sstIsned
promptly on the basis OF late sales fof
Scotch pig, az an exception, on smali
stocks there are no definite prices quo.
tatlons are No. American quoted ~
81. 50asIs; No. 2 do. at Sleesl6oo !;
gray forge at l4.75asl5; southern 81
Sl7asl7. 5Ofor No. !. and sl6ssi6.25 log
No. 2. Scotch pig, from $3.50 to s2o
for the various brands steel rails are ~
s29 I rails, old, a! S25as25. 30 do. d. n.
rails at s25. 50ss26; No. wrought scrap
nj S2las22. Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
lRlsHNoTEs.
A Vote OF Confidence In Parnell-Reiief
for the Inhabitants.

for the Inhabitants.
fBy Auglo.Amerlcau cable 70 the Dispatch.l
DBLS, IRELAND, November l9.-The
Ennis Board Of Guardians to-day unani-
mously adopted vote OF confidence in
Parnel.
AT meeting at Cork OF the Bandon
and Southeast Coast railway to-day II
was announced that the Government
proposes 10 spend f70, 900 on extensions
70 Skibereen and Bantry, in order to TO
lieye the distress OF tho inhabitants
The Catholic Primate OF Ireland has
started for Rome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
pARNsLL plLloRlep.

Of His Trial
tBy Anylo-Ameriean cable 70 the Dispatch-I
DUBLIN, November 19.--United Ire
land says: Eve don't desire 10 condone
ParneIl's grievous sin, but frem Ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

switzerland Has No Use for Anarchists
tBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable 10 the DispatohJ
BrRNE, November ia fresh eX-
pulston of Anarchists from Switzerland
;s ,nrninent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
Iron Warrants Almost Unstable.

[By Auglo-Amorican cable 70 the Dlspateh.I
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND. November ~
Iron warrants are almost unstable
in the market here. Pig-iron yesterday
declined to 4Ss. 10d., and closed at the
worst point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We quote Fine, S2.50as2. rs; super
fine. 81. 75a23.25 extra, S3.50aS3. 10 I;
family, Sla3i.50; patent family, coun-
try, Si.7ja3j. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
,,nrn Cnnfldence in ParneII.

by Anelo-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, November 19.-The Limerick
BOARD of Guardians has adopted vote
of confidence in ParnelL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
NEW voek roeAcco MARKET,

NEW YoaK. November lS-Western
Leaf-Therc are steady fair receipts on
direct shipments abroad. aside from 9TH
er lots for otter on this market. The
desirable grades Of stock are not over
plenty, and they are maintained 10 strong
prices. Seed-eaf-Ihe movements arc
more restricted, yet such lots as changed
hands show firm prices. journal Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

NRw YoRg. November lS.-Peanuts
are steady;new fancy hand-picked quotof
at 5ejsc. farmers grades AZ 3.allc.
for prime Journal NJ Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November l9.-Cotton
inactive middling, 9sc. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat Southern dull and easier ;
Fultz, 90a9Jc. ; Longberry, 92a9jc. !;
No. 2, $50. steamer No. 2 red, Ole. /;
western steadier; No. ., winter red, spot,
S9lc. November, S9io. December,
90@c. January, 81 a925c. /; May,
ga.aSl. Coru-Southern quiet and
easy white, new, 63a5Gc. yellow, new,
5ia59c. western easy mixed spot, SIC. !;
November, 5sc. year, 5jia5Gc. Jann-
airy. 5iia55c ; May, 5Gla56ic. Oats
quiet but firm ; ungraded southern and
Pennsylvania, 49ajlc. /; do. western
white, j0a5l &c. do. do. mixed, 49a5Oc. (;
graded No. ., white, Ollie. Rye firm.
Hay inactive; prime to choice tlmo-
thy, 81. Provisions firm. Butter easy.
Eggs easy ut 2Ja26c. Coiee quiet; Rio
cergoes, fair, 1870. No. z, 17ic. Sugar
quiet graduated, &c Copper steady.
Whiskey firm. Freights to Liverpool
per steamer dull. Receipts-Flour, H.
900 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels 7;
corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 1900 bushels ;
rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments-Flour,
10, 900 barrels; corn, 500 bushels.
Saes-Wheat, 81, 600 bushels corn,
81, 600 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. GRAM
Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the wca-
Their Indications.
rBy telegraph % the pisn.ch.l

Fl WAsHNGToS, November "
lFlIR Forecast for Virginia Fair wea-
-Jtber till Friday night no change
IN temperature, northwesterly
winds.
For North Carolina Fair weather
till Friday night no change in tempera-
ture, northwesterly winds.