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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.


Transcript of Deeds.
The splendid residence Of the late Peter
y. Daniel. Jr., No. 10 west Main street,
WINS sold bv public auction yesterday at
trrnoon by Sir. n. W. BOwe. Mr.. }. X. v.
Daniel purchased the dwelling and the
vacant property adjoining on the east and
paid for the whole S3,7lO.
Property Transfers.
I'm the Clerks Office Of the Chancery
Court yesterday the following deeds Oh
Iarraiu and sale were recorded:
Otway :. Allen, Roger Gregory, their
wives. aud Martha A. Allen 70 Charles i.
Davis $50 feet on Main street northwest
corner seventh, c21,5OO.
Christian a Sands. special commission
crs. TO John Wesley. 83 feet on west slde
Randolph street. l3 sc feet on north side
Main street between Twenty-touTth and
Twen'v-hfth 80 feet on east side twenty
fourth street between Main and franklln,
and % feet on alley between Main and
franklin, Twenty-t0urth and Iwenty-hith
streets, $1,000.
JohnP p. Harlow and wife to Alexander
Brown. a feet On east side Ninth street,
j. Il. TYLER and wife TO William Nj. Hill,
QfS feet ON ON north side Grace street be-
tween Adams and Foushee.
COUNTY COURT or HENmco.
James II. Barton and wife to Emma l.,
White. ~ feet on Lamb avenue southeast
corner Of Battery street, cj,346.25. >.
Wyndham Boiling 90 Jackson Brandt,
pj 7-l2 feet on south Park avenue near
Park street, 81. 500.
Albert b. Brandt TO August Hetzer, lot
block l.. Leonard Heights, $40.
Daniel Murphy. special commissioner, to
Wcst-End Building Fund Association, No.
?. 100 feet on Leigh street, northwest cor
nor Of Diunoen, $3.50.
George ID. Pearman TO Ida +. Ragland,
90 feet on east side of Twenty-third street
between q and Il, $500.
Is. RSelden and wife 20 Thomas J.. Tur-
ner, Is feet on west side of Eggleston
street near Windrr. SlGS.7j.
West-Eud Building Fund Association,
No. ., to Mary L. Meyers trustee, 2S54 feet
on Leigh street, northwest corner OF DIN
neen. : 200.
Charles X. Willis aud wife 70 Teresa f;
Tllcy, lots 1 and 2 IN block ii, Leonard
Heights. $3.50.
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AGrnnerv stnre Rohhed

Thieves entered the grocery store Of Mr..
James w. Woodward, No. s07 north 1wen-
ty-ffth street. Tuesday night and stole q
considerable quantity Of groceries. During
the night when the theft was committed
Mr.. Woodward heard wagon beng driven
away from his store, but thought nothing
Of it at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
ArairnfCutters .Iailed.

Henry Scott and William Rufus. two
negroes. were tried and convicted in the
Hastings Court yesterday of felcnious as
sault and cutting. Scott was jailed Tor
Each Of them were also fined one cent.
The Court was adjourned over until to-
morrow. as the Commissioners of Election
meet in the Clerks Office to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
LOUISIANA.
4 Full Democratic Delegation to Con-
a-AfisaIasfnni-Tcrns.

\ Full Democratic Delegation to Con-
gress-s1ississippi-TeS
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
New ORLEANS. Ia, November Sin
Louisiana full Democratic delegation TO
Congress Is elected.
MISSISSIPPI
In Mississippi seven Democratic Con-
gressmen (the full delegation are elected
by an overwhelming majority. So little
interest was taken by the negroes in the
election that in many precincts no Repub-
lican tickets were distributed.
TEXAS.
In Texas the full Democratic State
ticket was elected by large majorities, and
the entire Democratic delegation TO Con-
gress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

AS Election returns
clicked from the wire last
night in Associated Press
Offices all over the land,
they were clicked into print
by many a Remington
Standard Typewriter.
This Typewriter facili-
tates every business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Ru,ldinc-F Fund Officers.

The Citizens Building ASSOCIATION held
its annual meeting night before last and
electad tbe following officers; President,
A. O. Berker; Vice-President, John J..
Greer; Secretary, G. A. schmidt; Irea-
surer. c. c. Thon. Trustees.,F. I. Sutton
Q. J. schmidt, aud j. W. Gillian. ", E1ecu-
tive Committee--G George Sorg, l.; W. hiltz-
himer, j. w. White, G.. II. Clarke, W. A.
Snider, and George ii. Richerson.
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and May. as-s4as 2s-esd. ns{ sna -
i S 2s-sid., sellers; June and july
buyers. Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
EovEsBrR Q. Market quiet 49, ~
prime, s,1c.; fancy. SIC; factory hsno'
picked. 4asc.
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n,s,,., peokwIth Recovering.

MAoov, Ga. November "a dispatch
from Bishop Beckwitb's physician. IN A.
lanta. deu,es tho truth Of the widely
printed reports that the Bishop Is IN
dangerous or diving condition. The bishop
has been III, but u rapidly recovering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
PURCHASES or SILVER

The amount Of silver ofiexcd for sale at
AZ II T,sasury to-day was zoe - onns,.s.
The amount purchased aeHsgstss SO. 900
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irving 20 Locate the Grnre.

Mr.. James O'Keeffe, late superintendent
Of Hollywood, says that some members OF
his family are looking over the old records
Of the cemetery, and he thinks they Will
be able to locate the grave of Mr.. Israel
Robinson. who was buried there in 1868
and of which a great deal has recently ap-
reared in print.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Afraid for His Ecos.

Governor Mckinney yesterday refused 20
pardon two negroes from On adjacent
county.
The counsel Of the two men asked that
the names of the petitioners be kept secret
rs he was afraid Il they knew their sppll.
cation had been rejected they would not
want to pay the attorneys fee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
A RAILWAY WRECK

Three Passengers Killed and Several
Others Painfully Injured.
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatchl
SCRANTON. Pa, November GA frightful
wreck occurred on the New York, Ontario
and Western railroad, at Z o'clock tonight
at point between Carbondale and May
field. An engine, while trying to make
switch, crashed into passenger tram go
inc in an opposite direction at full speed.
The engineers and fremen escaped 10y
jumping, aIPIa sFrD o1s " Of Carbondsle. man
named Burke, of Jenny. and another,
name not learned, all of whom were pas
seneers. were killed. Several other pas
seneers were painfully hurt.
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THE p1cHMoND DIspATCH.-THURSDAY NOVEMBER g. 1890.

ton. His daughter Mary is convalescing.
but Sallie Is very Ill. The family have
been watching and nursing for several
weeks and have the sympathy Of large
circle Of friends. Colonel Bigger will not
90 TO his Office until the sick ones improve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
REPuBllcANs KICKING.
They DO Not Give Up the Fight without
Hard Struggle.

Registrar Taylor, of the Second precinct
OF jackson Ward was arrested early yes
terday morning on complaint of Republ-
can-Superyisor De Priest. The warrant,
which Was issued by United States Com
missioner Thomas :. Atkins, alleges that
Mr. Taylor "obstructed the election by
refusing to allow De Priest TO handle the
ballots. Mr.. Taylor viii have a hearing
next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
& n,Clnck TolegrnmA

3 O'Clock kilograms
PICKS MAJORITY 10000 AND UPWARDS.
MILWAUKEE. November 5.-The latest re-
turns from this State indicate plurality
of q, 900 and upwardsifor GEORGE W. Peck,
Democrat. The Democrats elect a ma
iority OF the assemblymen and State SEN
ate. They elect seven out OF the nine con-
gressmen.
DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF FIVE CoNGREssMEN, AT
LEAST.
The Wisconsin delegation in the next
House Of Representatives will be as fol-
lows: First district, III. A.. Cooper (Repub-
hcan); Second, Charles Barwig Demo
craft: Third, A. II. Bushnell OemocraU;
Fourth, John J. Mitchell Democrat;
Fifth, George A. B1ckner Democrat(;
Sixth, 4. X. Miller DemOcratl; Seventh.
Frank Corburn DemocraD; Eighth, doubt
full; Ninth, Thomas Lynch OemocraD.
THE PROPOSED NEW YORK DEMONSTRATION.
NEW YORK, November "a large number
Of people attended the sole of boxes in the
Hoffman House for the demonstration
Opera-House on Monday next, OF which
OBrien, Dillon, Harrington, Sullivan.
Gill, and O'Conner will speak. Mayor
Grant bought the first box for S1l5.
Twenty-Five boxe. were sold az prices
ranging from $50 20 $50 apiece. The dis
tingughed lrishmen VIII, however, speak
in Philadelphia and Boston before coming
TO New York.
EVANS COMEDIES HIS DEFEAT.
CHATTANOOGA, November 5.-EYans Gre
publican) comedies his defeat in this (the
Third district by 800 majority. The con-
test in tho First district is very close with
the chances in favor of Butler 1ndepen-
dent). The State Democratic ticket has
the usual majority.
THE DEMOCRATS JoLLIFYING.
There is great rejoicing here by the
Democrats, and a large jollitication meet
ing is to be held Friday night.
THE LEGISLATIVE RESULT IN DOUBT.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The Republican
State Committee insists tonight that 1t
will control the General Assembly by 5 or
on Joint ballot, but the Democrats AS
vigorously insist that they viii have a ma
jority of to 3. The result Is still in doubt,
and must remain so until the official re-
turns are In, although the probabilities are
that the Republicans will have bare ma
jority.
BALLoT-Box AND RETURNS STOLEN.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 5.-The
ballot-box and returns Of Spring-Creek
township, Lee county, have been stolen.
This township gave Featherstone. the Re-
publican candidate for Congress, $50 ma
jOrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Alumni Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the William and Mary Alumni Asso-
citation 10 have been held at the Exchange
Hotel last night was postponed to some
future time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

JIJI AUNI, INVFVIIINN " &VasR
OFFERINGS.
WurAr.-2.iss bushels.
CoRN.-i $50 bushels,
0ATB.--1. coo bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Mixed. ~ bushels fair at SL0l I;
26 bushels common ut sc. Shortberry, 400
bushels prime at Sl.O6. Total sales Of
wheat, 43s bushels. -,
CoRN.-White. 1900 bushels prime old
at 6ic. 80 bushels fair new Ut Coo. Total
sales Of corn, 1890 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
R,chnond Theological Seminary.

This institution has commenced the work
of the session under favorable auspices;
There are more in attendance than IS usual
at this season of the year. There IS also a
full staff of instructors. The president,
Rev. DR.. G. II. Corey, has recently returned
from a trip abroad. During his absence he
visited Egypt and the Holy Land, going as
far north az Baalbek. He also visited Con-
Fphesus, Vienna. Berlin, Naples, Venice,
Florence. Rome, and other. continental
cities. He is delivering series of weekly
lectures to the students on the peoples and
countries he visited.
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ounces. as follows: Three hundred thou
sand ounces at 1864 10000 at 1865.
NO EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

Acknowledgement Wanamakcr to-day
IN answer to an inquiry by representa-
tive Of the Associated Press. SAID tnat
SION Of Congress. While, he said. only the
President could speak authoritatiyely
upon the subject he CWaDamaker) did not
believe that the President had any thought
of calling Congress together before the
regular session.
Two other members Of the Cabinet who
were unwilling TO be quoted by name SAID
in response to a similar inquiry, There
viii be no extra session."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Iiincss In Colonel j. He'll Biggcr's Family.
Colonel John Bell Bigger's son John,
who has been critically Ill with typhoid
fever. was improving but on yesterday nc
somewhat re!apsed and and e again quite
csntly taken. Is not yet u serious condi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
rn,,,,.. A.. Rest.

All are entitled to the best that tn ssas
money viii buy, SO every family snouia
have at once bottle Of the bes. tsna.y
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, 10 cleanse tne sys,
TEN when costiye or billions. For saie ~
toc. and u bottles by ali leading drus2n''s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

The Commissioners Of Election of this
city will meet az 10 o'clock this morning
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court
to canvass the vote cast in Richmond last
Tuaadau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
military nnnrd Did Not Meet.

The state Military Board did not meet
last night as expected. Judge Flournoy,
one of its members, being absent from the
OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Mr.. II. f. Larabee, Of Hampton, grand
master Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows IN Virginia. will pay an official
visit tomorrow night to Union Lodge. No.
Z. of Richmond. II is expected that there
will be q large attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
A SICK CHICKEN.
"There VIII BE No Extra Session of Con-
Cressp-wcli, eve Should smIIe.n
other Washington Notes.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, November 5.-President
Harrison reached Washington about 6
o'clock this evening MA tho PENNSYLVANIA
railroad on his return from Indianapolis
NETTING or COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS.
In accordance with directions from Chair
man Cannon, James @. Curtis. clerk of the
House Committee on Appropriations, has
notified the members OF the Committee TO
meet at its room at the Capitol on Thurs
day the goth instant, at IL O'Clock. This Is
in keeping with i. the usual custom Of call
ing the committee together some days be-
fore the opening of the short session of
Congress, 30 as TO enable 1t to consider and
facilitate the preparation OF appropriation
hills In advance of the regular meeting q
Congress. II = sspectsd that advance
she Goyernment for the fiscal wear isg1 -'92
will be received from the Treasury Depart
ment for the use of the committee by the
time Of the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Heavy Losses I'm II New York Village-The
Sufferers.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, November 5.--A
disastrous fire is raging. II started IN the
cellar Of the Ferguson building, owned by
George Ferguson. grocer The cellar was
stored with oil. The volunteer fire depart
ment of the village was promptly on hand,
but was unable to stay the flames. The fire
spread rapidly in a ncrtherly. direction from
tho Ferguson building, and the entire block
is now N A. NJ involved. Fire apparatus
from Mount Vernon and Port Chester have
arrived. The New Rochelle Bank, situated
m the Ferguson building. was wholly con-
sumed. The other concerns that have suf-
fered are: Ware Il Barber's dry-goods es-
establishments, J. l.. Contant, druggist, and
Mrs. Byrnes, boots and shoes. The flames
crossed Main street and two frame dwellings
are now burning. The loss on the Fergu-
son building is fully 100000, and from the
present outlook the total loss - probably
100000.
THE FIRE UNDER CONTROL.
New ROCHELLE, N. Y. November 6.-At
O'clock the FIRE was gotten under control.
Tho loss is now estimated at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
CHARGED WITH PLAYING POLICY.
James Lawson Sent on for This-win
burns Case Continued.

barp's Case Continued.
In the Police Court yesterday James
lawson wac sent on 10 the grand jury. for
exhibiting and maintaining q game called
policy"
The ease of Charles winburn (not wein-
bfgn as formerly reported), charged with
cutting John A. Scott, was continued I'M
I'll November Sth, owing 10 the absence of
witnesses Bal was refused. The accused
IL from North Carolina.
A. kienzo was fined IS for being drunk
and disorderly on the street.
William Lewis was hned IS and costs
for asssulting and threading to shoot T. T.
McCoy
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Euening.-Exchange quiet and steady at
4sla4s5H. Money easy nc SAL; closing Of
Tered al 6. SuhITreasury baiances-C DIN,
st45 49i 900; currency. "A. 905, O00. Cow
ernments duh but steady; 4per cents, l27 ;
4jps, 1914. State bonds dull and feature
less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Discussion of the next speakership has
already commenced here. and the prevail
ing opinion Is that either Judge Crisp,
Colonel Hatch, or MIR. Bynum will walk
away with that prize when the Fifty-sec-:
ond Congress meets; but there Will OF
course be other candidates.
Colonel McCreary, of Kentucky, will be
entered, and so will Messrs. Springer and
Flower in oil probability, but they will
have no chance of being elected. 1t Will
60 to one of the three frst-named gentle
men.
POs1MAs1ERs.
Virginia postmasters appointed to-day:
p /, Zentmeyer, Mayo Forge. Patrick
county, rice f. p. Zentmeyer, resigned I;
Mary s. Lacy, Lexington. Charles City
county, vics w. L. Wilkinson, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds Stocks Grain
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and In Con-
nection Therewitn the wea-
ther Indications
IpY ,el.srnph 70 tho p,sps,ch. J

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Novemberb.--
lEAlR Forecast for Virginia, North Caro-
~" linn. South Carolina. and Georgia :
Fair weather till Friday night;
warmer, southerly winds.
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wes,-Eud Lodge.

A. regular meeting Of ives, W,est5End Lodge
were installed by the I,odge-Deprity. II. w.
Minor, assisted by II. q. Garner; Chief
1emplss, 4 r, Waithail yioe.Templar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
The IRISH LEADERS
They Leave New York for Philadelphia
Their Lecture Tour.
tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

10y Telegraph 70 0IlV
NEw YORK, November 5:-The IRISH mem
bers of Parliament leave New YORK Tor Phila-
deiphia Tomorrow morning, To-day was
spent in receiving callers and in perfectins
arrangements for Their American American! lecture
tour. John Dillon and william obnen
viii he accompanied on this trip 3y l. ID.
Sullivan aud I. 7. O'Connori Inc latter
arrived to-day. Timothy harf,i s WI
probably remain in New YORK toiooA aitef
the interests of the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was elear and pleasant.

Range OF Thermometer az the 'front.' uooi
Of tho nisnniA Oficn Yesterday;
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SUGAR BRAREp.

The bears soon got to work in the sugar
refnerles, and the selling was very heavy
and attended by considerable excitement.
the stock dropping 20 81 in che first half
hour. Great feverishness attended deal
ings. Feeble rallies took place in the stock
from time to time during the day, but
later its price touched H3-a loss OF 81
per cent.-while at the close il had reach
cd only IS, a net loss for the day OF 5N per
cent. The selling was eager and heavy,
stop orders being covered at every q down.
THE GENERAL LIST DOWN.
The general list was favored by the
strength of the London market and buy
ing for London account in the early
trading: but while the news Of the day,
especially that which which had bearing
upon the western-railroad situation, was
Of material influence IN creating an I'M
proved feeling on the other side of tho
ocean. q suddon and pronounced weakness
was developed IN the Randerbilts, and the
list could not Withstand such an influence.
The selling was well guarded, aud opinions
differ tonight as to whether Il was long or
short stock which was supplied in such
quantities. but the effect was the same IN
either case, and "A decline of per cent. in
New York Central had tho effect of de
mOralizing 10 certain extent the whole
lArl. lluht 0nOtt AgiApWN't VIC A'hANi NARNp-
ly. but the other Yanderbilts were COM
paratively well held and renamed quiet
All leading stocks, however, felt the de-
preston and yielded more or less, all show
ing material losses at the close.
THE CLOSE HEAVY.
At the lowest points tho market failed 10
show any recuperatlYe power, and
although some slight Improvement WAS
seen In the last hour tho close was heavy
no or near the lowest prices of the day.
The heaviest trading in stocks Of the regu-
lar list was in 81. Paul, Union Pacific, and
Louisville and Nashville, which furnished
80 goo, 80, $40. and q. 045 shares, respective
", to the grand total of $4,000. though
Reading. whichis only "a" half stock con-
tributed 80, $50. Sugar scored sales of 49,
253 shares out of total of unlisted shares
of f54. 1855. The final changes are, with a few
uninportant exceptions (among which
Canada Pacific with rise of per cent. Is
most conspicuous material 10 ees, and New
York Central - down 215 Lake shore, 2;
Jersey Central, ~; Canada Southern,
u: Iackawanna and New England, EACH
~: Chicago gas, Missouri Picitic, and
Union Pacific, each, Is, and Others trac-
tional amounts.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and steady Al
4sla485L. Money easy at sal; closing OF
fered al 6. Suh-'Treasury balances-C DIN
at45 .49i 900; currency. 4.905, O0O. Gov
ernments dull but steady; per cents, l27
4Ills, iO4. State bonds dull and feature
lg.S
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GONE TO NORFOLK.

t-District-Attorney Bristow and
Clerk NJ. L. Peasants both left yesterday
for Norfolk. The former received a tele-
gram from Republican, Candidate Bowden
g. come 20 Norfolk at once. as he was need
I'd on important official business.
Mr.. Carter Harrison was engaged yester-
day in making out list Of marshals aud
supervisors who served at the late regis
tratiOn and election. These men are allow
ed 70 a day for the time they served, or $40
for the Job. II is understood that they
will claim $50 (ten days pay, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

We quote: Fine. S2.5Oas2.75; .superfne.
50. 75aS3.25; extra, SS.50asS.75; family, ga
$50; patent family, country, Si.75as5. %.
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eAl TlMoaE STOCK MARKET.

BALTrMoRR, November 5.--Virginia S's,
66J5 bid: Baltimore and Ohio stock. 9Sa99 ;
Northern Central STOCK, Gsa69; Cincinnati,
Washington and BALTIMORE lists, 30 asked; ;
consolidated gas honda, i141 bid; do,
stock. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WHnNrsDAY. Novumbr 5, 1890.

SALEs-Frssr BOARD. 1000 Virginia per
cent. az e69l; 1900 Richmond city 8's at
iI6, 1000 do. at 1l6.
Closing quotations OF the Stock tx
change:
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Government Exhibitors Figuring on "a
Basis of a Million.

W,susoroy. November 5.-The Board of
Nenorament Of Government exhibits at
The World,s Columbian Exposition deter
mined at its meeting to-day 10 project its
nians on the basis OF a ~. 900, 900 expendi-
ture. exclusive Of building or buildings,
the cost of which is limited by law to
800, GOO. II was also determined to fix the
maximum limit for floor space at 100000
ccuarp faef
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RoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
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