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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

Choice Chinook salmon, skinned
catfieh, Salmon trout, shad and sea
bass; also choice poultry, fryers and
brollers, fresh butter and eggs, Davis
& Whites wholesale and retail
market, "a Court st.
Itis reported that Geo. Turner has
offered to give the Christian society
$1,000 and erect near the grounds
for the accommodation Of camp
meeting visitors substantial hotel
building at Turner.
have bought my ticket at Shaw
q Downings, 264 Commercial 81.
Shaw & Downing, agents North
ern Pacific Il. r., 264 Commercial
street.
That new piano which Kransse
Bros. are going to give away has
arrived. Call and see it at their
store. u
Sea Foam Bay Rum new thlng,
one of the finest hair-tonics ever
discovered-for dandruf aud hair
falling out. Hoye's barber shop,
200, Commerci al St. II
Branson the "Cash Grocer says
he is too busy to talk, but those low
prices still continue just the same.
THE Wool CRoP.-This years
crop will be success. Clean goods
and low prices have largely increased
the trade at the Salem Woolen Mill
I Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
DETERMINATIONS.
The Suits Against the Southern Pa.
ciiie at Albany.

The case of the state VS.. Mr.. e. p.
Il gers, general freight agent Of the
Southern Pacific railroad company,
on charge of discrimination i'm
freight rates in violating Sec. 4, the
long and short haul clause, of the
Hoult law, was tried in the circuit
court at Albany Thursday, Hon. w.
ID. Fenton appearing for the defend
ant, and Attorney General Geo. E.
Chamberlain and District Attorney
Go. II. Bingham TOR the state
The case occupied nearly all dav.
Judge Boise in instructing the Jury
delivered what the attorneys present
agreed was an able and clear ex-
poundery of the law as relating ia
common carriers, both on hauls
within the state and under the inter
state law. The case was given t.
the jury at o'clock.
The case is made up on showing
of facts as follows: The company
hauled wheat from Tangent to AL
bany for cents per hundred, while
it charged only 5 cents per hundred
from Lebanon to Albany, greater
distance. 1t seems Tangent ship
pers had been in the habit of for
warding their wheat via Albany t.
Yaquina bay for ocean markets, anC
it was 10 stop this and force tn,
wheat to Portland that the discrim
ination was carried on.
The case was not given to the jur,
until late in the afternoon, and NJ
verdict had been agreed upon at tht
hour Of adjournment
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

AAfiNfN R. laA WV - ' N''NttHfANAtt
CORVALLIS, Or, June 26. The
meeting of the board OF regents of
the State Agricultural college, was
somewhat reduced in number,
owing to the serious illness Of t, T..
Cathburn, G. w. Mcbride. and f.
b. McElrny. and the temporary i'll
ness Of Mcssrs. Lidd, Davenport
and Ellmett. yhe report of tie eX-
ecUtive conimitie and their recon-
mendations were adopted without
material change, two Of the princi
pa! points being the appointment OF
an officer Of the United States army
to take charge of the discipline and
act as instructor in military scien' e
and tactics.
The Old faculty was reelected
with the exception of DR.. Irish.
whose chair will be filled by Prof,
G.. w. Shaw, formely of Dartmouth
college, late of Whitman college,
Walla Walla, and Forest Grove uni
versity. The selection of professor
of botany to succeed L.. r. Lake
and assist the professor Of chemistry
was left with the executive commit
tee. As instructor in practical work
ing in woodwork and metal, Ed
ward Belknap, late Of the Corvallis
foundry, was appointed. a depart
ment of photography was created,
with A. Il. Pernot ia charge, with u
special view to microscopic photog-
raphy for illustration of future bull
letins also for the instruction Of sta
dents The college printing depart
ment was organized, and all the
printing for the institution will be
done here, giving the students so
desiring the benefit of instruction in
elementary Typography. Regular
rules were adopted requiring all stu
dents, of both sexes, attending the
college in future to live in the stu
dents hall or such families as may
be satisfactory to their parents and
the president The professors receiy-
ed a small increase in salaries, as q
mark of appreciation of their exce''
lent services. The contracts for the
new building were approved, and il
is expected to have the same ready
for occupancy at the opening. Tie
department of house economy and
hygiene was raised to an equality
with all other departments in point
both of Importance and pay,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

Interesting flames ai The Fair GrenHds
Park Saturday aud Sunday.


Championship games are to be
played between the Salems and
Albany at Salem Saturday at 2 p. m.
and Sunday. Also games July
4th and 5th between Salems and
Farmers & Mechanics Of Portland.
The Albany club is ofiicered by
VIM. H. Cowan, manager,iand Gene
Larimore, captain. Followingis the
Official batting order of the Albanys
for the game at Salem Saturday:
A. Marshall b; Ed. Blodgett f;
Chas. Burns p; b. Magers b; Gene
Larimore s; A. Liemert | f; r.
Huston 2 b; Dick Burns C; F.
Breckenridge f; bench men, B
Chamberlain, Mcfarland,
Capt. Minto has arranged the
Salem's batting order as follows;
Reilly 8 b; Stanley C; Leveque pi
Smith . b; Cross | f; Mimic f
Mellen b; Lavan s s; Coleman f
Jacobs sub. See official announce
meut of games elsewhere.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
THEY SAY


That the sunshine will seem he t
after the long cool spell.
That rain will make no mud on
Salem streets, even if the green
cesspooIs do remain.
That Salem is doing more build
ing than any city in the valley out
side of Portland.
That the Albany baseball team
will be "done up" tomorrow for the
first time.
That the Bouquet City will have
the most comfortable 4th of July
ever known.
That Hon. Col. Bob Miller will
make the handsomest speech Of his
life at the States Picnic.
That freight rates from Portland
to Salem are double what they
should be.
That the Bouquet City blooms
the year round.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
THE MiSSI0N'S.
Baptist WOman's State Board of For
eign Missions.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
The Executive committee of the
Ladies Board Of Foreign Missions
held a business meeting
Thursday was a day Of great in.
terest to the Baptist Women of Ore
gon. The work at the church was
pushed all day, and between lunch
hours great deal Of business was
transacted. Ida A. Skinner, of
McMinnvllle was placed on the
Board in the Foreign Mission field,
in place of Miss Minnie A. Buzzell.
AFTERNOON.
The report of the treasurer, Mrs.
Henry Warren. of McMinnville,
shows that during the year $1,000
had been received into the treasury,
$500 being on hand. The young
peoples societies have contributed
$500 to this treasury during the
year.
Miss Russ read an interesting
paper on home missions, and Mrs.
G. M. Hill showed by map the mis-
sion stations in which the sSciety is
interested and assisting.
Papers were read by Mrs. DR..
Gordon, Mrs. Bailey, of Eugene,
and Mrs. r.. S. Wallace spoke OH
foreign missions
IN THE EVENING.
Miss Skinner, of McMinnville,
who is shortly to sail for China to
labor for the conversion of the
heather, read paper on the topic,
"Why do go?"
A paper OH the "HindOo Widow,
Her Misery and Suffering" was
read by Mrs. V. X. Watson, Of
Portlaud.
Miss Addie Williams, of Albany,
made a very feeling and earnest
plea for more earnest and faithful
service in the Masters vineyard.
A Solo was sung by Miss Lulu
of Salem.
Prayer by Rev. Rowse.
Song, "Rescue the Perishing."
Miss Alice Voss, who has recently
come from the East to labor as
in this state, addressed
the meeting on the needs and
methods of WORK among the colored
people of the South. Miss Voss is a
most interesting talker and her ad-
dresses are listened to as are few
speakers male or female in attend
ance.
A collection of $500 was taken.
ADJOURNED.
The session was closed at $50 pm.
and today the church is being clear.
ed by the janitor for the regular SER
vices. The State convention will be
held in Albany in October, when
there will be another session OF the
Woman's Board to take up the un-
finished work.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
UWILLAMETTEll

WILLAMETTE
Ed T 0'Conner, Sau Francisco.
l. Warrel, f A Haskett and wife,
Mrs Dr Rice, f Koshland, VIM
Scott, A E Tabbits, A Nordman, A
B Colby, Portland.
H. Hill, d Posner, New York.
A Cresup, Canyon City.
p Wilson, Grant Co.
M l. Isaacs, Seattle.
EFT Ingle, Fairview.
n LaCroix, SublImity.
Il J Black, Halsey.
CHI Becker, Chicago.
LIN Reed, Pittsburg.
CE Bennett and wife, Lansing,
''CoOK.u
X Smith, j Caserth, A J Van
Horn, Mehama.
VIM Hellhambers, Portland.
is Smith, Peublo, Cal.
Jas Coleman, e ii Rice, Salem.
A II Sale, Astoria.
j NJ Grant, j ID Smith, Dallas.
VIM A Craft, st Helens,
II n Cook, Candy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

A LAWYER LEFT. 1t is not often
that Hon. Til Ford, of Salem, gets
left. When it comes to matters of
law he is in the front car, but travel
ing on the railroad, that is a differ
ent thing. This noon Mr.. Ford
took his seat in the Lebanon car,
and settled down for an easy time
until he reached Salem. The train
started up and Mr.. Ford did not
discover his mistake until the Port
land train was just going out OF sight.
Then he rushed out of the train and
remarked that ? ? ! ! 7 7
ID. As the Lebanon car was
directly against the Portland train
this mistake was easily made. 1t is
a serious question if Hon. Til Ford
will not have grounds for 81 ,OOO, 900
sult.-Albany Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

THE MIcRoBE KILLER AHEAD
Mr.. Castleman, who is representing
the Microbe Killer in Oregon, is in
the city, and speaking of Food Com
missioner Bakers attempt to injure
the medicine he says the manufact-
urers have so far come off with flying
colors. They have filed demurrers
to the complaints, which have been
sustained by the court. This leaves
the food commissioner under the
necessity of opening another case,
and as be bas already failed in two
he will probably let this medicine
alone. Radam's Microbe Killer
company issues challenge to any
person who will produce this medi-
cine by mixing either of the formu-
lac as given by W. w, Baker, the
food commissioner, or by DIR. Eccles,
in the Druggists Circular, and agree
to pay $500 for the same. Tie Mi
crobe Killer is still for sale at room
II, Bank block, Salem; also in Port
land.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

THEHANDBILL QUEsTIoN.-Upon
complaint of Billposter Peuton' A.
/. Wagner was brought before re-
corder at 10 a. M, charged with
scattering handbllls. IL seems the
city bill posters pay a license OF $50
a year for their privileges aud object
10 the promiscuous scattering OF
bandbills. The ordinance prohibits
throwing or putting up handoiiis'
posters or papers ofany kind gu any
street. sidewalk or lot, or on build
ipps except unless 1t be bis own
nroperty, or licensed billboard, or
by permission Of owner. MI Mag'
ner appeared and paid bis nae'
The police propose TO strictly enioree
the ordinance against scattering
handbllls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

THE CAPITALs.-At the special
meeting Thursday evening there
was a full attendance. On the
question of taking engine to Eugene
celebration, it was decided not to go
an account of great risk to horses
and machine, as it tcould only be done
at the risk of the city. No nomina-
ton was made for chief engineer,
w. F. Dugan being nominated for
assistant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
PUBLIC SALE.

Sixty horses of all ages, mostly
fine grades; thirty-fiye head of cat
tie, and forty-six head of hogs,
shoats, sows, and pigs will be sold
at auction two miles north of Ma
rion. on Tuesday July 7th. 1891, at
the home of VIM. Pearson, deceased,
f.. G. WYATT, Executor.
626 1w d&W.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

LOOK HEln-Any person who
buys tot from ME this week, will
make present of n new suit Of
clothes, or to any lady | will give a
$40 dress. Monroe Nye, the real es-
tate agent, over Boothby & Co.'s
clothing store. 6Stf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

TIE RESPONSE, Hon. G. P.
Saunderson, of the Maine commit
tee, has been invited and has accep-
ted to respond to Col. Miller's well
come at the States Picnic July 4th.
II will be short, and the JOURNAL
ventures to predict that the gentle
man will please his hearers. Mr.
Saunderson is a speaker of large ex-
perience; he is popular among the
grand army people, and will no
doubt give us a good whole souled
"pine tree" talk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

ALLIANCE.-T Marion county
alliance met at Grange hall at lO "a.
M. to select delegates to convention
to be held at Portland, July Sth, for
organization of state alliauce, The
exciting question was how the
delegates should be instructed,
how many issues should be
carried, etc. An element was
opposed to all issues. The fol-
lowing delegates were selected:
J. w. Jory, J. b Henninger and
Charles Miller. The delegation goes
uninstructed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

A New PEST. b. Tyson, who
runs a fruit ranch on North Howell
prairie adjoining Lake Labish, has
had his orchard invaded by an
army Of caterpillars, threatening
destruction Of all his fruit. The
worms seem to come out Ofthe Lake.
By placing a ring Of axle grease
around each tree he has saved bis
fruif
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

CoURF STREET FEScED-The
street north Of the Waller properly
between 10th aud nth streets has
been fenced during the past week
,bus closing the finest public
tboroughare Ia the city, hesides
shutting IN some good lots that
have been lately put on the market.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

PLAYING SQUIRREL.-Lew $
Long, young step-son OF Mr..
Whitney, corner Center and Twelft,
was playing squirrel in a cherry
tree Thursday night when he fell
six feet, breaking his right arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow. Chill
dren in Oregon at this season spend
about halt their time in cherry
trees, and it is a wonder more are
not hurt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Yarnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole
Agents for EpiCure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

ATTACHMENT SALE.-A box of
urygoods was sold by Sheriff Croisan
AZ Gervais this morning. II is part
oI the Mckinley Mitchell stock,
shipped after the chattel mortgage
was given and attached at the
depot.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
Specimen Cases,

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
matism, stomach disordered, liver
affected, appetite fell away, and he
was reduced in strength. Three
bottles cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
ILL.,, had a running sore on his leg.
Used three bottles of Electric Bit
ters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and his leg is SQUAD and well. John
Speaker, Catawaba, o., had fever
sores on his leg, doctors said incnra'
ble. Electric Bitters and Arnica
Salve cured him. Sold 10y Fry
druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

INCORPOATIONs.- G.. Bowers,
VIM. Smith and j. II. DOnnelly
have filed articles of the Baker City
Baseball Association, stock $1,000
,. b. Hatch, Johnathan Quick,
VIM. G. Way, r.. ID. Sanford and
Jane M. Quick, trustees of the Bap-
list churh at Coquelle City have in
eOrporated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

NoficE--Persons wishing TO rent
'O'ns Tor refreshment stands. check
'snus' dancing floors, etc, at the
~ grounds for July Attn should
..gulfe at once Of the committee on
'nsal Arrangements. e24tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

FRoBArR.-In estate of John Bar
ss'' an insane person, Rebecea Bar
esi' guardian, presented final ac-
oount, to be heard July IS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
PHILLIPS & co.,
Merchant TailOrS

A full line Of imported and domcsiie
w0o.ens. Also . complete stock ~ fenis
furnishing goods. All the latest Styles.
5l5 Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
Daily Bulletin.

It is only necessary to taste that
New York ice cream at Strong's
and you will never want any other.
WESTACOTT & IRWIN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26

Are you going TO buy new outfit
OF furniture? Do not fail to see the
immense stock and get the inside
prices of Keller Il Marsh, Salem.
fr&W tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, net 80 cents per bu.
Hops, active; % to 2S cents per ID.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-26
A. v. BLACKBOARD.

House painfing and paper banging.
God material ana nrst-ciael Nork I. my
obleet Leave ofdsrs on STATE. ~ farfars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. mo offerings Of to-
baccos a. auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Wrappers,
Is hog-heads: filters. a. smokers, q; scraps. y:
dark leaf. O. Total 20.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day. Iaspec-
tious-Bright. . hOgsheads. heiRspehtons-
bright. 10 hocsheads. dark hogsheads: West
ern. hogsh6ad.
Farmers. Allegheny. Nauehans, Ola Do
mnion. pavenports PlanterA, Shelburne =,
Sh0ckOe and SeabrOOk's tobacco Warehouses re-
port TO-DAY: Receipts, 90 packages; deliveries,
the United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond. Va, to-day are
a. follows. Tax paid cigars AMI cigarettes,
s52l69i. tax paid plug tobaccos. s2s4o4s Total,
Tegstered at the Richmond Tobacco l2S-
change TO dav: j. A. Craddook. Danyille: Col
onsi IS. II. s. Burgwyn, Henderson, Colonel 3.
" Nenable, Petersburg.
There viii DO good sale Of bright loose to-
baccos at Shockoo tobacco warehouse to-mor-
There was a good sale Of dark loose tohaccos
at Crrnshaw tobacco warehouse this morning.
and there will bo a fair sale at the same ware
house tomorrow.
There was good sale at Planters tobacco
,ysrehouse to DAY. Farmers were delighted
With NE prices. New wrappere sold frolo f46 TO
s50ln big lots Planters warehouse Will he IN
the ring for another sale tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Mn, Nov l2.-Flour steady and
unchanged. receipts 1855 barrels: flipmeut,,
a0l7 barrels; sales, 90 barrels. Nheat-N0. .
red strong: spot, Sl.05IsaS1Obii; Noyemi er.
sl0t8l 0slt: December, Sl015s OK; January,
sl09l4al OeN; May. sl.l4 bid: steamer No. red.
si.0lts asned. Receipts. 1851 bushels; ship
mcnts. 1861 bushels; stool, l50537f bushels;
sales. $1,000 bushels. Southern wheat steady;
Fult1. 81 038lOs; longberey, siOi I0s Corn
Mixed. dun and easy; spot CHIC; year 5ih n
5iikc January. t4dtlsc.; , ebruary 5ta5ii4c ;
March. Jc receipts, sou bushels; stock, 30 6g}
bushels: safes l-20N bushels; Southern corn
steady white. 53oWc, yellow. 55a0c
Oats easier: No.2 white Western. 300 39lRc;
No mixed Western, SHEA sc; recl o..
y 900 bushels: stock, l29325 bushels. Rye firm;
No. si03. recei t, 1853 ushels; shipments.
i62s6 bushels, stock 1850 bushels Hay nrm
good o choice timothy sl39l4. Grain freights
steady; steamer 10 Liverpool sd; Cork for
orders per quarter. As 9d a5s Cotton dull;
middling, SO. Provisions steady and an
changed. Butter steady and unchanged
Eggs active at 27a2sc. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes fair. nc; No. 2. lsH@l3t.c. Sugar
uNc. Whisky firm and unchanged. Peanuts
unchanged
StoSks-yrginia ten forties, 30 bid; do. SIS.
65i696j}4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Regular Reports Of The Money, Graln and
Stock Markets
Money EASY At THREE PER CENT.
.,.,..,, firm and slightly Hieher-Corn "eAN
~, uoaerato Business oats and fo'A
F.rn-stooks aud Bonds

Wax Nov. io-Money loaned easy
... er,r cent: highest per cent; lowest
.,s. Exchange closed quiet posted
i' .s..l,: actual rate 4syifSi'0A for
and $50 as. for demand Gov
.,...t .oals closed steady o. ~ p'a' a.
.t. ,-..,.-...,..
...e..no agnhasnce ~ the stock market
$50 ARA. 90 illustrated the unWul-
o A,' ..arv .n.Iv 90 touoh fho Warhet u
.N.N Trading WAS exec ely "I4I
when professional anu as mere was an
n.4 ... al support the result vas dt9ti.
AMI consequent declines 40
.'. ..atement of some coal fNAtH wv.
.rlag were not viewed a. saIl'I"e
aba fIero vas Coneld0IaNle rt.iiNs -
e ..srct, especially OF laehH N'a.''"' ,t,ire-
.s selling ine market Nh' Ia
ia AL. ion go the coal shares Wy
fradinR Of The Inn, 'lii- wa
t-. faa. Chicago Ga 'orfhefn tt... ...s 80
.-.d Atehson Union acme t-. '.-sr this
london was a moderate 'ul ..,.,94
0s Dut the purchases fof iAai 4>..'.-.
u,fefv gfsfrII.Iri as 90 MAKE lhtiu
81 noticeable b.eL. IA" 81 l.or',n And
.t.guictinR state " ala rs 40 be'l.n ~ -
ettr1futoI "a. thf cIoi reasons Tor
,nac.,on hero Ine f.rs up 20 noon
....lu e. tO only 4.i o-'i,a. - tre5fn,
.-.staulluE flI4 sMhi -, 80
r.re as r..e trn anu p, ". .ics,d, = iftla
...uaIly higher luf mare nl."u.E ~ y.
-...r .I--r - .clnch, was weaker ne
+.s...f fl. .faius stocks az intervals
i' avg" alrf gradually lower % tho
'tIe fna d.urcs icing generally. Is
,o tl rcr cent .oNeG ,Nlih the ~, a,e''
pr h.s ..l.uI rr erred. Jersey Central and
so,,,nra Commercial Ga. % was no'able
'..srfion. closing Is higher, weak ess -
,oal .i0.6s vas due to further reports or
.-.. 100 tre coal combination hl ascd on me
....tr.rtll ou-put during me current mouth
.+..u.e.set $50 Tar OF the coal REPRESENTA-
.., t.r.re. On fh0 curtoIment OF tho pro-
r.n December One OF the reports current
So. Street TO-DAY was that the \anlerhilts
.l.gEf s1l.O00 00l Of Manhaf al elevated
e nom Jay Could and that they intended
...a.n sctiyo part In the management lotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. l2.-Whoat Wheat ruled frm
until near The close. when heavy orders, from
New ORR 60 sell sere received and the closing
Closing prices we're 6sc. lower. Receipts. 452
cars
Corn-Corn was decidedly weak and declined
iSGl c. On heavy receipts and steady improve
neut in the grading. Receipts, 300 cars
Oats-hesvy selling OF long oats by New
York dealers AMI local operators caused a
decline Of s.dftc Receipts, 3b9 cars.
Provisions Provis ong were firm, closin
with galnsof 'd1lac in pork, PIC. in lard and
d. Goa. rft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13

I0ND0N. Nov. 2.-Water Bird 4 Co.'S tohacco
prices current give the following Virginia
ieaf-low exports, 2}6asd.; ordinary and leafy,
3lsd.: factory dred-short and common 3D..
medinm brights, said. fancy yellow. fG'5d.
Nireinia stemmed-short filters. sa31s h.; COM
mon TO medium. 4a5d.i good 10 fine. 6a7d.: mo-
MarylAnds and Ohios-brown. 3a5d. colory,
5lSa6lsa7d. yellow, sl6aod. Western leaf-low
exports iHa2lsd ordinary and leafy, Sa4d. {;
factory dried short filters, 3a31sd.: medium TO
good. 4a4l5d good 10 fine 5ajl9aod selections
and colorv saslsagd. Western stemmed- short
fllers 8A8lsd.: common 10 medium. 4a5d.; good
10 fno 5lRa6yea7d.; selections and colory,
7isASt6d GaVendish common 10 medium,
sound l2's, 5abd.: prime black 7a9led.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13

ss-Iss. s-l6c. cubes, axe: mould "a" &c.
confectioners "a" 3-i6c.
Cofee-Spot lots closed steady; fair Rio car
goes. 1890. Futures strong and higher; Rio or
santos. No =. November. s12s5 December,
slgS0. January. sl2.l0.
Naval stores The market for spirits turpen-
tine - fairly active and steadier; 3oc for reeu-
lar and 36l9c. for machine made barrels. Rosln
steady at fair demand: common, ti35;
strained, t1.87ie. and good strained. tl40.
Peuoleum-pipe-line certificates dull ana
weak GALES. 5000 barrels; at tonsohdhied
Exchange December opened AZ 6l1sc. highest
6lhc.: lowest. &C closing. 6)c.