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written me and offered TO take the Chill
tern Hundreds, an offer much to his
honor, but which thought it my duty
10 decline. While clinging to the hope
OF communication from Parnell, 10
whomsoever addressed. 1 thought il
necessary, viewing the arrangements
Tor the commencement Of the session to-
morrow, 10 acquaint Mccarthy with the
conclusion at which, after using oil the
means of observation and reflection in
my power. ! had myself arrived.
DisAsrgots TO IRELAND.
1T was that, notwithstanding the
splendid services rendered by parnell to
his country, his continuance at present
in the leadership would be productive OF
consequences disastrous in the highest
degree to the cause OF ireland. | think
/ may be warranted in asking you 80 far
10 expand the conclusions given above
as 20 add that Parnells continuance as
leader would not only place many hearty
and effective friends 10 the Irish cause
in position Of great embarrassment, but
would render my retention of the leader
chip Of the Liberal party, based, as it has
been. mainly upon the prosecution OF the
Irish cause, almost nulllty.
THE GREAT LIBERALS CONCLUSION.
This expansion of my views f..begged
Mccarthy 10 regard AS confidential and
not intended for his colleagues gener-
ally, IL he found that Parnell cOntem-
plated spontaneous action but ! also
begged that he would make known TO
the Irish party at their meeting to-
morrow that such Was my conclusion II
lie should find that Parnell had not in
contemplation any step of the nature
indicated. | now write You II case Nc
Carthy should be unable TO cOmmuni.
cate with Parnell, as j understand
you may possibly have an opening to-
morrow through another channel. Should
you have such al opening ] beg you to
make known TO Parnell the conclusion
stated in this letter. j have thought 1t
best TO put il in terms simple and direct,
much as should have liked had it lain
in my power 10 alleviate the personal ma
ture Of the situation.
GAS respects the manner OF convey
ing what my public duty has made 1t
an obligation TO say, rely entirely on
your good feeling, tact, and judgment.
CSigned]
WILLIAM T.. GLADSTONE.
GLADsToNE's DIsAPPoINTMENr.
In the postscript TO his letter to Nor
ley Gladstone limited not obscuredly,
that if Parnell retained the leadership of
the Nationalist party he should feel 1t
necessary to reconsider his own position,
as all the probability Of carrying home
rule during his lifetime would have dis
apDeared.
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Isdled fancy. 2oa21c. do. good 10 chcices
l6aIsc. rolls. fine, l6aI7c. do. fair 70
good, lial5c, store packed. imloc;
Eggs steady at &c. Coffee quot ana
unchanged. Sugar steady. Copper nrm.
Whiskey firm and active. Freighss 70
Liverpool per steamer firm. ReceiPes.
Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat I,OW
bushels corn. $4,000 bushels; oeis'
5000 bushels rye, 800 busheis'
Shipments--Flour, GOO barrels corn,
l6. 600 bushels. Sales Wheat, 57,0OV
bushels; corn, 145, 600 bushels.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., November 25.--F1our
quiet. Wheat quiet and nominal NO. =
red, 95c. Corn active and firm No. 2mix'
ed, 5Stc. Oats firm No. 2 mixed, 40.
Pork dull at si025. Lard barely steady
at s.. S0as5.s5. Bulk-neats easier short
rib. 1914. Bacon in hight demand
short-cIear, $3.50. Whisky firm at
Sl.lI.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New YORK, November 25.--Cotton-
Net receipts, 1853 bales; gross, 100
bales. Futures closed steady. sales,
III, 100 bales November. s9.lsa
81 30; December, 81. 20as9.2l January,
S9.3laS9.S2 February, 81. llaS.2 /;
March. 81. issS9. 40; April, S9.5IaS9. os;
May, 81 65as9. sc; June. s9.73aS.I4 /;
July, 81 .s0aS9.Sl; August, 81. siss9.S 10.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NOVEMBER 25.-Market very dull.
Prices have declined. sale of 400 bags
reported at 3a3!c. Prime, &c. extra
prime, Ole; fancy, &c.,. Spanish.
2a2ic. factory hand-picked. 3iai.e
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o,a cold Coins Called In.

by Anglo-Amercsn cable TO the Dispatchl
LONDON, November 25.-Ihe OWcidt
Gazette publishes tho Government
proclamation calling in by March lst all
gold coins issued prior to the accession
of Queen Victoria to the throne. After
ter the date mentioned such coins will
not be q legal tender.
DISPATCHES from Eberfeld say that
the Wupper river has risen and five
persons been drowned. Two bridges
have been carried away and other dam
age done. The peighborlng town OF
Barmen is flooded. At Rostock, on the
Warner river, the timber yards are sub
merged. and at Warnderme the output
of stock on the Baltic has been de-
stroved. Both rivers are still rising.
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HE oReAr LIBERAL LEADER.
lie Insists That Parnell's Continuance ~
Chairman VIII he Disastrous.

lie Insists That Parnelt's Continuance as
Chairman VIII be Disastrous
by Anglo-Amsrican cable 70 the Dispatch
LONDON, Esq, November 2b.-Atthe
request of Mr.. Gladstone John Morley
has communicated TO Parnell the follow
ing letter written Monday
Z" Dear Mr.. Morley, Having arrived at
a certain conclusion with regard TO the
continuance Of ParnelPs leadership OF
the Irish party have seen Mccarthy
on my arrival in town and have inquired
from him whether an likely to receive
from Mr.. Parne,l himself any commuDi-
cation on the subject Mccarthy re-
piled that he was unable TO give me any
Information. | mentioned TO him that
10 1882, after the terrible mnrdersin Pho
nix Park, Mr.. Psrnell, although totally
removed from my idea Of the
responsibility. bad spontaneously
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BEAUTIFUL
Helena, Montana.

IN. essv es ueiess Is located IN th4 oesue1fo
prscrIx pesr yaleyt Is SUBSTANTIALLY bcht o. stoe4
49,, sr,ek WITH good hotsis, ehufcsss schoote -
ali mss,ern oonyenisnees Of life. los socsSsy -
ce,sioaaiy blsh elsss, having more than me Av~ss
80 nnr,ber Of educated and tnts1iHfeot peoptS .
A . place sf resfdsnee 10 " eas@en,seos
can be reached BY luxurious trains assy, w
though einsns esfs. on The Nofthsra fe<nc -
Gresi Nortsern RAiixays frcn, y fsni Aeo me-
ae<il, or frosn Omaha and kaness W., W
fjn,ou Pacific liAilfcs. LStr rule Fosnd evv $3.50
Sxoatsns has assess of hsss1 veoeye - re-
ale with shs deposits OF sees that farmcrs und =
them = psrAA.ss Of pfcdssuvsasss and . home ~
q Gs s % ain savsstasss Of Mootses = -
va ado rful climate. 1hs warm wtnds ~ Ne ~
oss,c oesAa nosiify the tempssst9re 70 tos 3sUS
vnych anbrds the highest PHI e2ca> eon9oss. u
Il - fsli OF asSps and 20 sxhiierAtne n - 49,
thai The eontlnasd existence VI sssssss IN NV
bzoatssy.
csssu.pttvss fsd h ~ ss~oss e'ss'ess sssa
~. Of bspAt ~..sAl.u dr. asx nv sss's'sAs'sse
asss satsA ssss drive away sAsss werss 49,
tens. 60 ga tnsv~sss II seRse~ ga -
sasss a. szris resss u AsfA
~ ran tnforuatioa, sedrssA
Ia. pHslSa sss'y cIiiasAs cssnlnnA
nslena uonl1nn
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,

New YORK, November 25.-Cotton
quiet sales, 167 bales; uplands,
0 7-l6c Orleans. 9sc. 4; net receipts,
81, 976 bales exports-to Great Britain,
IL, 90S bales 10 France, 933 bales 10
the Continent, 1868 bales stock, $685.
IA bales. Southern flour firm but quiet.
Wheat closed 1allc. down, dull, and
heavy No. 2 red, Sl.03s options ruled
weak early and closed stronger at Jal sc.
below yesterday No. red, November.
Fl. 03t December, Sl.03i May, Sl.O6i.
Corn closed lower No. 2. 60ia6l &c. {;
options closed lssc. lower than yester-
day November, 60sc. December.
60tc. Oats dull and lower options
moderately active but weaker Decem-
Der, 50ic. May, $40. Hops easy and
dull. CofTee-Options steady; Noyem-
Der, s17. 25aSl7.30; December, Sl7. lOa
Slz Is; spot Rio quiet and steady; fair
cargoes, 1925. Sugar more active and
easier; centrifugsls, 96-test, 5sc. re-
fined quiet. Molasses-New Orleans
steady and more active Rice firm and
in fair demand. Petroleum quiet and
steady refined. 1850. Cotton seed oil
quiet crude. $50. Rosin firm aud quiet
strained, common to good, 81. 45aSl.j0.
Turpentine firm and quiet ut 4Oai0lc.
Wool quiet and firm. Pork fairly active
and firm. Beef dull but steady. Beef
hams quiet and easy. Tierced beef
quiet. Cut-meats quiet and weak. Mid
die firm and quiet. Lard easier and
moderately active; western steam,
1921 city, $3.50; December, 1922
May, $G92. Freights steady cotton,
d.. grain. 3D.. asked
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 25.--Cash -four
unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, 93lc. (;
No. 2 red, 93lagic. No. corn, 53ic.
No. 2 oats, illc. Mess-pork, a9.25.
Lard, 1921. Short-ribs, 81. iOas5 40
shoulders, g. S7Ias5 short-clear, B.. SOa
$3.50. Whiskey, Sl.li.
Great Irregularity characterized the
fluctuations Of the wheat market.
1t averaged firm TO strong early, but to-
ward the close it weakened and left off at
decline OF &c. from yesterdays closing
figures. Corn was easy toward the
close. After again touching high-water
mark it closed &c. under yesterdays
prices. Oats made slight advance,
and provisions were dull and lower.
The leading futures ranged:
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PARIS, November %. Tho tariff COM
mittee has raised the import duty on
mutton. from q 10 81 france per 100
kilos. and has imposed duties of 20 francs
per 100 kilos on pork and butchers
meats rs francs on smoked or salted
pork 80 francs on pate do foic gras /;
and ~ francs on salt beef. The COM
mittee has also raised the duties on tim
ned meats, meat extracts, aud billions,
from Sto 10 and 20 francs, according to
the quality and value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO tho Dispatchl
LONDON, November 25.-lt Is learned
that Gladstone had an interview with
Parnell before the publication OF the let,
ter to Morley and that he urged Parnell
to retire from the leadership of the Ma
tionalist party. The publication of the
letter caused intense excitement in the
Hobbies of the House of Commons. The
Parnellists gathered in groups and IN
formally discussed the situation result
ING from Gladstone's action. A final IN
formal meeting of the Nationalist mem
beers was called for 10 o'clock tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
THEY WE'RE PLEDGED TO PARNELL.
Determined 20 Stick TO Him If Home-Ruie
shnnld he DeInNed Fifteen Years.

Determined 20 stick To Him IL Home-Isule
should BE Delayed Fifteen Years.
tBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatchl
LONDON, November 25.-It transpires
that during the trial of the O'Shea di-
yorce case the Nationalist party OF Parlia-
ment pledged themselves to support
Parnell, whatever the result OF the
trial might be, and not to consider the
sentiment of the English Liberals in the
matter. Sir Charles Russell in q speech
at Hackney said that many Irish NOM
bers we're sad at heart because of the
calamity that had befallen the cause Of
Ireland. He believed they wished that
Parnell should bow his head to
the storm and recognize the fact that he
had inflicted serious wound
upon the conscience of the people Of
both countries, end had damaged the
cause for which he had fought so long.
The Irish members met at 10 o'clock, as
arranged, but without Parnell, who was
in another part of the house. Another
meeting has been arranged for tomorrow.
Several Liberal candidates have writ
ten letters announcing that they with
draw from the field, foreseeing certain
defeat.
The Parnellites openly assert that
they mean to stick TO Parnell even If
they should delay homo rule fifteen
years by 30 doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
ONE ENJOYS
at 2l0O.0O0

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head:
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute. "A
CALIFORNIA EYe SYRUP CO.
,o,vsv, SAY kaAsctsco: ca. 2. 80, 80
lss assu.wtw,AFlospsostFi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

PUKr OF RICHMOND. SoVssBxk D, irl
LRgIyEn
Steamer ARIEL, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
ami passengers; l. IL Tstum, slco- president
Steamship old Dominion, Couch. Nov York.
merchand disc and passenEersi George W. Alea
a Co, agents.
PoKT OF NEWPORT NEWS. soysxBR ., iva
10y Telegraph
ARRfgkn
steapship Negretia, Galveston, 20 coal.
Steamship Ariandhp, saTaanah. coai0d, snd
ss,lod for Hsyre.
steamship Armenia. Norfolk, TO load nsr'
chandise.
schooner p, & r. Lupton. Provideooe, coal
Schooner o. H. Brown. New roTk, coal
PoRT OF WEST POINT. NoysxBEs ~ isA
by Telegraph
AkkIysD.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle, baltimore. mses
ehaufiise aud passengers.
steamer Elm Clty. zston. Wsiksrod' msrs
steamship Berkshire. Provsience, msrchsn-
disc.
Steamer PIN City. Eaton. wsiherton. msss
chsndise.
stsamship Charlotte. Ntckle. Baltimore. nsss
chandiso aud passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November Is. 1890.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.--l,4l0 bushels
CoRN.-2, 606 bushels
PEAs.-10 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Short)erry, 3lS bushels very
good on private terms
CoRN. White, 600 bushels prime old
on private terms; 20S bushels prime
new at Sic. 1882 bushels very good new
at 60c. G66 bushels good new on pri-
vato terms. Total sales OF corn. e.606
bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
BAL IlMORe STOCK Market.

BALTIMORE, November 25.-Virginia
3's. 64ta66 Baltimore and Ohio stock,
95a97 Northern Central stock, 66ia6S ;
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
lists, 90 asked consolidated gas bonds,
ll2tall4. do. stock 46{s47!.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
THE NEW YORK CONFEDERATE CAMP.

The First Annual Diuner-Addresscs and
Speeches Distinguished Guests Present.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatchl
New YORK, November 25.-The Con-
federate Veteran Camp Of New York
held its first annual dinner since its or
ganization this evening. The scene was
laid at Martineli's, on Fifth avenue.
About seyenty-five members were pres
emit Commander A. q. Dickinson pre-
sided. He made an address Other
speakers were Hugh l.. Cole, John )
Wise, Colonel y. b. Paul. William j.
Hardy, and j. F. Grayblll. Among
those present were John II. Parker, W.
w. Flanagan, Adjutant w. s. Kelley,
William G. Barber, and w. Il. Mayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

ROME, November 25.-The Ryorma
gives the following result Of the cleo
tons Government, 39j Constitutional
opposition. Al Radicals. 36, and doubt
full, .. Reballots will be necessary IN
five districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
y. p. shi,laber G.. Mrs. Darlington - DEAD

BosroS, Mass, November 25.-Ben-
jamin Penhallow Shillaber, familiarly
known in the literary world at Mrs.
Partington," died this evening at his
residence, Chelsea aged seventy SIX
years. Ho was for many years victim
Of rheumatism. He died Of heart
disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Receiver Appointed.

PORTLAND, ORE, November 25.-ln
the United States District Court to-day
decree was entered appointing Joseph
Simon receiver of the Oregon Improve
ment Company. His bonds were fixed
at 500. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
WRIST PLACE.

Illinois still holds the first place among
the States as having paid more internal
revenue to the Government than any
Others, the collections in Illinois Tor the
year having been s34.S7s'6sl. 10 the
the next la,g est is Kentucky with slh-
O59, O42. 10 and some OF the others her al are
as follows: Virginia, S,oio' i'o,4'
North Carolina, s2,759, 5oAoi new Ne
York. sis. 22., 1871. 90; Ohio. slS, 4So'-
972.74; and Missouri, ss,O62. 2s4:&.
More whiskey is made in Illinois lnAn
in any other State, and more pug or
chewing tobacco made in MISSOURI ''ne
big factories being in st. Louis) 'ian IL
any other State.
rAx FROM TOBACCO.
The following table will show now sne
tax from tobacco was derived. tno LII
Der OF cigars, cheroots, and ci.a. 49,
manufactured. ETC.. FOX the nrs' 'a''s
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TrRspAY, November -, Il

TUESDAY, NO'enpef 70, ioSu'
SALEs-SRcosD BoAgD.-S10, 600 Vir-
Rinia 1910 bonds. July 1855, coupons
on, at 3S4 $500 Virginia new 3 per
cent. bonds at So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

We quote: Fine, S2.50as2. rs; super
fine. 81. 75aS3. % extra, S}.50as3. IS |;
family, siasi.50; patent family, coun-
try. 81 75a35. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Mean temperature. ..........55
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, November 25.-The stock
market to-day was less active than usual
of late and there was reaction OF mate
rial proportions all along the line. Many
evidently felt that the pace of improve
ment in values Of late has been too rapid
and were prepared to take the profits al
ready accrued, while the same senti-
ment gave the bears courage TO again try
their hands.
THE OPENING IRREGULAR
The opening was quite irregular as
usual and early trading even developed
some strength, especially in Changers
after the first decline. There was a
marked absence of the support which
has kept the market going on the mp
track of late and the loan crowd devel-
oped the fact that there had been ma
terial reduction in the outstanding short
interest. and the early demand being
satisfied pressure to sell soon started
the market permanently in a downward
direction.
A GENERAL DROP
The bears and traders hammered the
list quite impartially, and everything on
the active list soon showed the effects OF
the operations for a decline. The after
noon witnessed ageneral drop oil around,
and while Rock Island and some OF the
others showed stubborn resistance TO the
pressure, they succumbed after awhile
and Joined the downward movement IN
earnest and lost not only ali the early
Improvement but something in addition.
st. Paul, Union Pacific, and Atkinson
lead the list in activity, but Jersey Gem
trail and Missouri Pacific displayed the
most weakness, while the low priced spe-
cialties, which of late had been leaders
in the downward movement were to-
day very well held.
THE CLOSE WEAK.
The decline received no check, and
the final prices are IN mostcases the low
est of the day, the market closing weak
and active. Among the most important
losses sugar is down A., Jersey Central
o., Missouri Pacific y, Chicago Gas,
Burlington, and Lackawanna each J.,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Il, Atchison, st. Paul, and Union
Pacific each u, New England u,
North American II. Northwestern,
Louisville and Nashville, Lake Shore,
Northern Pacific preferred, Reading
and Richmond and West Point each j!
while the others lost only fractional
amounts. Sales--Listed, 2S3, 900 shares
unlisted, 1900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
EUening. Exchange quiet bnt stronG
at 4S2JaiSSi. Money easy at 4a5
closing offered at A. Sub-Treasury bal
ances-Coin, Sl44, 15S,000 currency
50, $50, 900. Governments dull but steady
to firm; 4 per cents, 1911 AS, lOi
State bonds dull and featureless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks GRAIN
Tobacco, Cotton. &c.. ana IN con-
nection Herewith the WeA-
Their Indications.
rBy telegraph to the DispAicn.I

IBy telegraph to the Dispsicn.l
F. WASHINGTON, November 3d.
lFNR Forecast for Virginia: Fair wea-
ther and falling temperature till
Thursday northwesteriy winds.
North Carolina: Fair, cooler weather,
except stationary temperature on the
coast, winds becoming northwesterly !;
fair and cooler Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
The Attendance of Republican Members
at the Opening of the Session.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, November 25.-Speaker
Reed arrived here this evening and was
asked il any effort of special nature had
been made to secure the attendance Of
Republican members at the beginning
of the session. he replied that he
hardly deemed that necessary, for the
importance of every Republican being
present at the opening of the House and
continuing to be present until the end
of the session must be too obvious to
every member to need any special men
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
ST. LOUIS.


ST.. LOUIS, November %. - Flour
firm family, s3.l0aS3. 25; fancy, Sis
"a. 10. Wheat-Spot firm, closing lasc.
lower than yesterday No. 2 cash, red,
93ia9ic. December, 92ic. May, 99sc
Corn irregular No. 2 cash, 54tc. bid !;
December, 52c. bid January, Sic. /;
May, 53c. Oats weak No. cash. i5c.
bid: May, 46lc. Whiskey, sl.14. Pro-
visions dull. Pork and lard nominally
unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 25.-Cotton
nominal middling. 97-l6c. Flour steady.
Wheat Southern fairly active and firm ;
western easy No. winter red,
spot, 9lsa95c. November. 9isa95c. I;
December, 95a95.c. /; January, GA
97!c. May, sl.04asl.04i. Corn--South-
ern firm I; white, 52a5Sc. yellow. 4Sa57 /;
western frmer; mixed spot. 5Sc. No
yember, 5sc. year, 5Sic. January.
5S!c. May, 59Ia50c. Oats firm and
higher; ungraded southern and Penn
sylvania, 49a5fc. do. do. western
white, 50a52c.; do. do. mixed. l9a50c. ;
graded No. 2white, 5ls52c. Rye tir,a
and steady. Hay quiet; prime to
choice timothy, 81. Provisions firm
Ness pork, sl1.50sSl2. Bulk-meat4
(loose) -ShoulderA &c.; long clear,
6sc. ;clsar rib-sides, 6sc. sugsr-picklsd
shoulders, &c. (; sugsrcured annexed
shoulders, 7lc. hams. l0Sllc. - 10
size. Lard Refined, 7.c. Butter quiet
Creamery fancy. 26a27c. do. fair 70
choice. 2aa25o do imiAkon, 2laala
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Pond Dam Gives Way.

fBy Anglo-Amorioan cable 10 the pispa'chl
CARLSBAD, November %. Yesterdays
flood had its origin in the bursting of
the enclosure OF the Entempe pond.
When the dam gave way the volume of
water, ten feet deep, poured through
Ate, and Neue Wiesse, Marlenbader
street, the market place, and the Spm-
dagase. The gas and wsteI-works were
completely ruined. The food continued
four hours, when the waters gradually
subsidized. The River Egar, into which
the Tepl flows, is now a vast lake. seye-
raj corpsos have been seen floating on
the water, but il is believed there has
been no loss Of life in Carlsbad Itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

Total taxed and exported. .4,09l, liO,4S3
Deduct quantity imported 1890
ESTIMATED average IL pounds
per /, 600. observation-disclosures. lOl'ifo''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

Total for 1899. 1885, Os4,965
Less imported...... 02,l02,993
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Apple Peach Grape
STATES. brandy brandy brandy Total
RETURN or ToMMlEREED.

Total........ GOg.On l0s. 1el .l0s,005 l,s?5.olO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
COTTON REPORT.

QUOTATIONS.
MmDLING, &c.
Low MmDLNG, SIC.
Coop ORDINARY. SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

Increase over fiscal year 1885,. 223,Ol2.46l
CIGARETTES.
Cigarettes taxed. ......, ....-.. ,23s, 254 $50
Add cigarettes exported. ....... 25e,3l0.O5O