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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-13
- SUMMER RESORTS.
Orkney Springs and Baths,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

VIII you heed the warning-the signal. per-
h2ps OF the snre approach OF that moro terrible
disease, Consumption AK yourselves you
10 run the risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shilohs Cure will cure
your cough. II mover fails, This explains why
more than million of bottles were sold the past
year Ii relieves Group and Whooping Cough
at once. Mothers, do not be without IT., sample
II, 81 Shields & Co. corner Of Fifth aud Mar.
kball ktTeetS
CAROLINE -CURED ARE PURE. CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN-CUEED TOBACCOs. TRY
THEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Liverpool.

LiyrRPoo1. Nov. 28-spot cotton in fair de.
mand; mlddling uplands, 5-l6 SAFES l2O00
bales. Futures firm. November ecem er.
4 2s-f4: January February q 2t-G4; February
March, 4 33-6f; March-ApriL ASCOT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
1OBACCO EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 2S.-No offerings al
At auction to-day. lliyate sales: Wrappers IS
hog>heAds; filters. !; cutters. 3, dark leaf, %
Total. 80.
Inspections. bright i2o hogsheads: dark. %
hog,heAds Western fierce Eensl0cuOus
bright. 20 hog~heads: dark. tlerces
iarmers. hHeghany, Old dominion. Dave
ports Planters SeairOOks and Shoe oe
tobacco warehouses report to-day. Eece. PTS.
Jos packages; deliveries. b pach ages.
Internal revenue collect ons: Tax paid
cigars and cigarettes Sf.34Stu: tax paid plug
tobacco. S3.532.l4 Total Se.soOSl.
here was very good sale OF loose bright
tobaccOs at Crenshaw 3 tobacco warehouse to-
day aud thi, warehouse vi have large sale
OF dark loose tobaccOs tomorrow
here Will be hIg break al Planters tobacco
W0rehOue tomorrow, ami IL Is nOleG ali the
boys Will turn out.
ShOckoe tobacco warehouse sold $3.50 pounds
Of loose tOhaccOs last week. Highest price,
$40. There viii be a good sale at ohOckoe to-
morrow of dark loose tobaccOs.
Dir. Edward j. Olirien, of the well known
firm Of edward j. 0 Bren \ Co.. leaf tobacco
brokers. OF No l0ol 10 est Main street. Louis
vile. ny. arrived IN Richmond this afternoon,
and Is making the once OF our Messrs. LOUIS
IIghtlOO. ~ Co. his headquarters.
our genial friend and contemporary, Mr.
Thomas Mason. editor Of the estern tobacco
journal. OF Cincinnati. arrived IN Richmond
this morning from an inspection or the NO IN
8rOllna tobacco markets. speaking OF which ne
saws: Il found very ght breaks or hight weight
nOndcscrlpt tolaccOS. with - eat CA CITY or
wrappers Mr.. Mason will be IN Richmond for
a day OF two.
Registered at the Exchange to-day: f. s
lieasley, Re ersbnrg; L. Is. brOnier Mays. lie.
Ky. q. ). Nail, Richmond. Ky. h. Is. Vaughan,
Petersburg; }. i. GRAY, Petersburg.
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prices November. 7.sos7S December. 1890
ass. January, SOl@S02: February, Sf70S Is;
March s3i@sSo: April. s.s3ssl4: May. s.5l@
SIS; June s6lss.C5; July. s'sGs7o; August.
s.sissSS
PRODUCE
Flour closed quiet but steady and unchanged.
Southern Hour quiet and unchanged.
wheat options opened active and so &c.
higher. he market continued actiye during
the nrst Tow minutes. but soon quoted down
en1 becamo easier, prices reacung l4@hc.
Nothing OF importance transpired until noon
Whsn me market became active again and RAJ.
hed, but near the close there was another spell
OF weakness, due % some selling caused by n
blg increase ia the visible supply prices finally
strong and higher Sales: No. red winter,
cash. sl0si&; 90. November. $1,000; do. De
oemher, 1855; do. January sLOs9s; DO fsbru-
Corn Corn options were fairly active with
prices nrm, and closed94 a -c. higher SPOT lot'
closed strong and e'ic.. higher: No, 2 mixed.
uary, 800; February 5i4c.
Oats-Oats options were IN fair demand,
Spot lots closed firm and AS}9c. higher. spot
sales OF No. ! white soc; No. 2 do. nc: No.
mixed TIC; No; do 4lc. No. mixed l2c;
No. DO. i0tlc No 2 mixed. November or De-
cember. M'4c, January 33tlc.
Pork Pork dull. but steady. new mess 1903.
LaId-Lard closed quiet and weak. Decem-
6er 900; January. s55i@65s; February.
sugars-Rsw firmly held with fair demand:
muscoNAdo, ~ degrees test, 3ltc.: cenfriiugal
va test sac. refined IN fair demand and firm.
cut-loai or crushed, 5'sc.; powdered. e-ltc
gfanulateQ. i3ss4l6c.; cubes Sac; mould A
4Stc coniecuoners A.44c.
oohes - Spot lots coffee steady; fair Rio
cargoes, l6c Futures closed firm aud higher
40 o. santos No. z, November. sI265; do,
December. I;95; do. January. sll.i5.
letrOlenm-Pipe Lines were hrmer. There
was no feature IN connection with be dealings.
Sales !. 900 barrels December, J9c.: highest,
~ &C.; lowest. 59c; closing 5g1lc.
Naval stOres-Spirits turpentine has not
varied since our last reading, quiet steady
al o "a 30. kOsn steady but trading slow:
slralned. el.3l. GOOD do. sl.4Oq I.42la.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE MD. Nov. -Flour-Receipts
j. Ssh hsrrels; market firm but dull. prices nu-
changed at-keceipis, 93.Va9 bushels;
shipments SPAS bushels: Southern wheat
active and strong R an advance of l9eIc.: Vest
ern firm al the 0penine. but eased of: No. 2-red
spot SlW]f al.oi .; steamer No = siO0I9a l.Ul
Fultz, 81 02l6; lonRberrv sLOAal.O7. Corn
keceipts a. 955 bushels. shipments 24O. bushels;
Soul hern receipts heavy ami The largest of any
one day bis season Western was inactive and
hrmer: mixed. spot. 6jlRc.: steamer mixed,
a9e5,c No. 3 5ll4sSl34. Rye Receipts. ans
bushels. shipments. i6.2o6 bushels. quiet and
firm, trading confined 10 dlsullers: No. .
0 2S5c. Oats-Receipis. 5000 bushels. ship
ments 6.oSl bushels firm and in moderate de-
mand; ungraded Southern and Pennsylvania,
q ao9c.' do. estern white. f-l2 39c. DO. mixed,
25l6@31l4c.; Pennsylvania, 800 35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
REGULAR Report Of the Monetary, Grain
and Provision Markets.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF EONEY'
Ylour steady " heat linn Cotton nominal
Receipts and shipments.
Quotations.

~ Yors. Nov 22-Money closed at per
.-, Tie highest rate was and lowest per
.. Exchange closed steady posted rates
s,ss.. actual rates. is0ifs i''9i Tor sixty
'.t... ana s,gte4sa3s for demand. Govern
...-, bonds closed steady currency o. III
81. AZ. coupons. il- bid. extended IS regis
...ld Pacific railroad bonds closed as
r..,.s.In.on arsls. 1884 bid. do. sinking iund'
.,s. centrsls. lo6's bid. State bonds closed
seminal Mutual Union 6s. ioi bid.
.,..rr,ne's business on the S ock Exchange
lrr..f tn weeks. Ey noon 2l5.all -hafes
,en marketed dealings were conlneH
fr.a coal shares. Or1ngers ana rum -.no
t afthe ontn.ng thc bears maze com
t.a.k On Che three groups OF stocks i-eH-
I'D with the exception ~ The coal haies
..-s.I q INSIDE very little impression ne
l-' ..-... however. gave way sharply ana by
., they had declined 10 i'e per cent
~. general market in tie same ' me
is5 declined. IS 20 - PER oonr p lp
.-f - clock. on covering I'D Dur
1.- Rock Island snd Erie. prices began
lover and by midday were A. OF near lhe,o
a.. Saturday nisht lu most cases. AFTER MD
"A al the enorgy OF ehrliet ir"4 ,I@@' o.+ ~
,Tl trading became intensely u1li L .'l
t...vb in many stocks fhe prices ln 10. don
we've hiEDor than chose pre- e.-n. nsIei Az ma
10 ~ Trrlaunnua WGs runcipaly due 10
20 |.;ro All .ors oniou stock by r proml-
lIs LEE ,-,. ,"s.,.s rr The FEARS took advantage
p. .,i. ~ hammer fac stock Local traders sold
~ a5rr o1 account OF weakness OF
= ss law. ,a n.-ii. all stock sold was
-a.e" ~ -e-or.nondafion OF the Eric finance
W. a. ..e fre directors to-day declared
.oi. ...'5i-,r5 of9ea cent on tie preferred stock
ne e.t8v end was declared IN ios. Reports
We eerrrnf tAat the coming semi annual divi-
49, on Omaha preferred would be 3 per
cs-+ ITO last dividend WAS per cent A
Icing ~ tle agents Of the coal producing
r. lr6aas ssh be held tomorrow n THIS cts. A.
,.f '.ertars s. curtalim 10 Of production in the
..,r.h of . o. omher vail Doe ordered. The stock
80. b. IVES irregular throughout the afternoon,
-.t-n a majority of inst noes prices were is 20
-er CENT higher AZ The close. the latter IN
1Ishs preferred and Nashville and Chatta-
---rs be- total sales Of stocks to-day were
.,- 81 shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
' GREENVILLE CIRCUIT COURT On THE
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER is9l.-ln Chancerv


NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
' GREENNILLE CIRCUIT COURT On THF
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, is9l.-ln Chancery
Snyder. Harris. Bassett Il Co. CORPORATION
lncOrpora OF under the laws If the State II
fonnsylvania. which sues for the benefit Of il.
self and all other lien creditors OF he Meher-
rim Lumber Ompany. AcorporatIon chartered
under the laws OF Virginia who may ch00s o TO
become parties 10 this suil and pay their share
OF the costs.
Against
The Msherlin Lumber Company. corporation
chartcre under the law Of Virginia; 4. II.
Gaskins and VI. l.. Gaskins, his wife: Phil
Melsel Jr., trustee in a deed OF trust made nv
SAID Meherrln lumber COMPANY on the 23d OF
April 1886: y. G. .lurway AMI i. T. Campbell.
trustees under deed Of trust made by tho said
company and others on The 18th lay OF Janu-
aryl 1855 j. j. Montague. Phi Aeisei, Jr., in his
own right. and A. l. Shepherd.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a settl.-
ment of the account OF L. C. Iurway and T. p
Campbell. trustees under tho deed Of trust
dated January %. 1888, and 10 sub Get the pro-
Der Company 10 the payment OF the liens bind
ing upon the same.
flied that The defendant. Phil Meisel Jr. is A
non resident of the State OF Virginia il is or
dered that no appear here within fifteen DAYS
after due publication Of this order and do what
Is necessary 10 protect his interest herein.
Z. /. TURNER. Clerk.
TURSBrLL & GOODWIN, 10. no l7.tu Avn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

NtN YORK. Nov. 28-Messrs Hubbard. Price
o. 20. in their cotton circular tonight. say:
-t.trlsl consumers OF cotton are evidently
..f3'ei To- err upon the side OF prudence
49, secure 40 least portion OF their supply
~ tae OASIS OF the present irlces. spot sales
- ever ool irIs morning were 1000 bales. fu-
t.'s '' d clDch hal advanced from III. clos
e. nails urn although tho nervousness Of The
.-et vas SHOWN ln several intermediate re-
ana advances. Here. however, attcn-
81 .' more naturally cen er d upon the posi-
r.s,. ' ol me suppa rather than npon the d.
or Tie demand, and although
nj -e VI Liverpool induced an Improvement
~. -.o.t loluis al the opening II WAS
g-.s,,. lllinta ned aud that market
lie receS S9sea rs sgsy as as figures soo OF
-,. 80 10 q. again ringing he total OF the
~ ~ th So d 50 u ur.hrr ahead OF last year.
-o te'ti ls Tor tnc day p omise 10 be 20 90
1t.ts uler tho inluences tre noarket b
pek wa. selling a. 0aturia strures While
"..el mo bulls cannot hud much encoura. G.
ir.-. .Di p. presen in the port movement tho
rI towns commence 20 show de-
..'ll falling of. line total receipfs
1.3 empNis. 80. Louis and Augusta on at
"'Fe about per cent under
u,G5 go climates Tor today were rela-
,.,- .l..AI. lho lntfIrup IA 10 telegraph
''iA 90 pr ton. as q re ait OF tO-days storms
.-.t' On IN Of.l' lo 10 GET act figures ma
s..i correspond enis operating extensively in
= tl@ aud outh Carolina. sends US very exact
C..-its OF receipts and production In South
. una ana NortAwestern Georgia. indicating
'-oI 90 81 =. per cent The closing OF he
ioe'seL was steady. aDont four points Above the
D.. !le feeling in fsvor Of tho market seems To
~ a. higher prices
p, lures closed steady Receipts at the ports
y. ~ 70 1900 bales, against 1900 bales last
,th. The Southern market as far as reportcd
:, urn with i-oi advance at Galveston and 10
Z iorioik. he spot market is dull al nm
lseq quotations. Kidding uplands. Sls;
y sA's''ions in futures, 1900 bales Closing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Lynchburg.

LYNcHBURG. VA. Nov. Give have had a par
tia season this week and receipts consequently
showed an increase. reaching 225NOO pounds,
AMI swelling he 10 al since October !. 1891. 10
5lOhn pounds. against t.s1j,3O pounds during
tho same leriOd last year or dark tobaccos
too little has been marketed to express an
OPINION about the crop and 10 sa that former
hiEh eAuectatluns have cen verified. What
ha' come IN shows ripe nrOwn ior on the
whole but IS lacking in 10 iy. with fuller re-
celpts however We look lihewI.e for al i'm
prOycmeut q be quality. Brlgl { tobaccos are
Il .Out unchanged in quality and price We
look for full receipts next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

CHICAGO Nov. 3.-Wbeat-Wheat advanced
ISlc. during the early trading on liberal clear
arces from he seaDoard and then declined on
tho visible supply statement showing large in
creSse. leaving pri e. Just where they were at
The close Saturday night. Receipts. b3s cars.
COIn-Corn advanced in sympathy with the
early pp'urn IN wheat and on a good cash de-
msnd Int vas weaker at the close NOvelnher
closed 21tc higher other options closed with q
net gain Of gale. eceipts 662 cars
Oats-Oats strong on a good cash demsnd and
purchases 10 cover shorts. Closing prices were
$50 @ higher. eceipfs s2l cars
Prov ions r0WNons were weak under ex-
cessiye receipts Of hogs. PORK declined l2ltc.;
lard. &c. ribs, I2lfal5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
St. LouIs.

ST LOUIS Mo. Nov e8.-Flour steady:
patent. 81 25ef60: extra fancy. sA2Od4 20.
fancy, S2gO64; choice So 5Oa2GO: family. s43n9
$40 Wheat weak and higher: November,
90 &c; december. 80; Nav S1Ol asked.
Corn weak and small advances; November.
Sc yeas, 4!c a 6ss gehuary gu &C. ashed'
asked May. 33c Butter steady but quiet;
creamery, 2ic. Lard-Irime steam, 81 salt
Meats houlders &c; longs 6l4c, clear ribs,
Csc; shorts. 6lec. Bacon Boxed shoulders,
6l4c.; longs and clear ribs, 7$sc; shorts, 73sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

RICHMOND. Va. November %, 1891.
OFFERINGS
RlcHnoyD. Va. Novembe

MCHN0ND. Va, November %, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
"hest-3196 bushels
loru-lt2, bushels
u4is-lNs bushels
hle-a bushels
eAIFa
Wheat Q 800 bushels
ONO .6 bushels.
lets-t, bushels.
AJt-8 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Nheat-Loug berry 81 90 siO7: mixed. CSC. TO
. sl.ftberry y5c 10 sluh. No. . red. 81 .O5.
'ia- Nnlte, Virginia, new. so TO sac: No..
et-ite. olc. 10 5Hc., so. mixed, SO 10 Sc
.t.s-N0. e. Wc.to iOo, No. 3, SIC. 10 CSC. /:
H.h.er FOR seed. soc. tO5sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Cincinnati.

CNcINNATI, O., Nov Pork-Regular
ss75ass7l6; family, su.508IL6n6 Lard-Ket.
tie dried. 65sa6lsc. Bacon-Short clear sides.
sr25eI90 Whisky-Sales of l.l93 barrels az
si.ls. Wheat No red DC; receipts. 2.5es
bushels Corn-No. mixed. SIC. Oats-NO. g
mixed. sc; receipts, 1900 bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

NASHVILLE. TfNN. Nov 23-Corn very dull
There is better demand for wheat and quota
lions are a little advanced NO. 3. qbop1c No 3.
95eg5c tOrn-N hite. sacked and delivered. lgc.
ml1ed. lac. bulk % less. new. ID car los. l3lao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-05

|tamente dc nosotros. nos ha recoInendado la
pub 'icaei6n de Ia sigiente earta:
"sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDEEcIA
y Estimado amigo: Dsbiendo ausentarme esra
tarde 8 mafiana de mi querido pats CON rum
DO Ia America del Sur para darme eonocer
artfsticamente ipor aquellos paises, ante de es
tablecerme ruego q v. SO sirva despedirme,
por medic de su apreciable tiiario, de todos
mis- buenos amigos de esta Capital demas
pueblos de la Isla, asi como de Ia galante prem
sa puertorr.quena que .tantos y tan inmereci
dos elogios me ha:prodigado durante mi excur.
sion artfstica. ...@s..-
Debo ademas, dar las gracias q astodos los
afcionados profesores do esta localidad, qne
han tornado parte On mis- 1timos conciertos
do despedi "a, alos sefores Mullenhoff Knr-
ber por haber puesto mi disposition los mag
nific0s pianos que tiene la venta, hacer
particular menci6n del muy atento senior Ayu-
so 81 distinguida familia, como mhien de mi
particular amigo don Jaime Annexi 4 quienes
les estoy altamonte reconocida.
j. Reciba ": director mas de la gracias
por la molestia que le propociono, >la carl
hosa despedida dc s.. s.ey am ga-Ana :0tes0
Capital. de Diciembre de1S91sn :. -.
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Curiosidades eeIestes

Pocos seran, entire mis- lectores, los que
tengan el gust, dc c0ss0cer persOnalmente al
planeta Mercurio. e. ilustre Cop6rnico, el c.
lebre can6nigo dc Thorn, Q. autor, 81 meior
se uuiere, el verdadelO fundador del sistema
Astronomical, aceptado hoy como realidad in
lllscutible on 81 mnndO de los sabios, dicese
que baj0 q la tumba, sin que jamas huDiese po-
dido comprobar con sus ojos la existencia de
Mercurio. &
& Pasa con este astro, 10 que sucede STEM.
pre con toda medianfa que aspira & ser vista
por gu proximidad los hombres de ta.ento:
% eclipsan por complete. N
visible unicamente dicho planeta 4 la So
lida 8 a la puesta del sol, segun las ocasiones,
MercuriO Queda perdid0 por 10 cOmdn entire
los fulgores del Astro del dia, cuya vecindad
le periudica. cuando, como 81 quisierx ha-
Ger alardes de independencia, cOnsigIe en- su
carrera aleiarse del sol 10 suficiente para hacer
destacar su isdividualidGd, las nubes, esas
hermosas nnbes do rosa y oro.6 da Oro y fue-
90 que annncian la alborada que acompalaE
al Astro de la luz On el ocaso, women 4 cnbrir
el horizonte cual 81 Sc quisiera burlar de la
presuntuosa ostenta0i6n de aquel planeta.SS
Aun en- los paises trOpicaies, aun on Puer-
to-Rico en- dOnde gOzamos un cielO expf6ndid0
y en- dOnde nos hallamOs on condolences at
mOsf6ricas u.uy distintaS de las en- que SO en-
contraba Cop6rnico, asedado por las nubes =
las brumas prOpias de los paises septentriona-
les aun aQui, sepetimOs, es menOs fAcil de 10
que generalmente Sc presume, Ia observation
del BENJAMIN de los plaEetas.
Esto no obstante, nos enc0ntramOs actual
mente en- condolences favorables al ObjetO, y
Drecisamente mafiana SabadO, de Dciembre,
de z 6 dc Ia nOche tendra etecto Ia cOnjun.
ci6n dc Venus con Mercurio. apareciel do este
como nn grado y cuarto hacia 81 Sur de; bri-
llante luce,o dc la tarde. *
ClsrO es que Ia hora indicada "a Mercn-
rio bara mucho tempo que habra descendido
Dor I'll hOrlzonte hacla 81 Oeste, y que a efeo-
tuarse coujuncl0n no pOdcmos CON semplarlOs
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a ii sfetArminaci6n exaeta de sn situaci6nsas-
trononica, no os menoe elerto que vali6ndonos
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diriciendo IL vIeual kacia el Sur, pOce despsts
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