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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Our line of mems furnishings can
not be excelled in the State.
Underwear, handerchiefs, neck
wear, hosiery, gloves, suspenders,
mufhers and everything pertain
ing to a gentlemen's ward robe.
We have it.
HIRSCHMAN'S.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

ELEGANT picture and autograph
albums, latest designs in picture
frames, manicure and toilet sets, odor
cases and fine perfumery at j. M.
Reed 4 Co.'S drug store.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12
Has for sale farms Of all kinds.


Three two story brick houses, of them with
rooms; eight and the other with nine rooms
Two story frame houses, with Six the other
eight One two story frame house. price s2oo-on
long time. One and one-half story frame house with
price $1,000. Two story frame houses,
with five rooms price the other with five rooms
price 1900 Also great variety of building lots Morgan
town, w Va. Prices from enty-fve dollars up
Write for descriptive list
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Jerry Simpson does not think the
republicans have any chance what
ever Of carrying Kansas next year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Senator Faulkner has moved to
Washington and will reside at 10Th
and r streets.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

PILLsBuRY's hest -four Tor sale
only by N. Il. Shaffer. This is
acknowledged to be tho best -four
in the market. Try it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12
THE SPECIAL FEATURES

BY a liberal arrangement with the
Pittsburgh Weekly Gr0niclc Telegraph
we are enabled to offer you a years. sub.
seription to that paper aud the NEW
DOMINION for 500.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Holiday goods, The choicest
lines of CONNECTIONS and toys at
Rogers. Next to Postoffice.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

And still the Mormon "elders" are
allowed to ply their nefarious trade
Of PROSECUTING in this State
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

The fellow who doesn't think the
tariff is tax, and doesn't believe the
consumer pays it, is hard to find.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12
The Best Place to Buy Grain and Feed

Is where you can buy the BEST GOODS at the LOW
FIST PRICE. The Victor Elevator & Mills Company of
Morganown West Va keeps hand the best supply Of
grain and mill feed in the State, and sells oats meal
middngs and bran at low prices You do better with
feed than you send to Psburg Wheeling for it. We
guarantee this.
Good chop warranted not to S24.oo per ton. To
dealers we will make special reduction in flour, hominy
grits, meal and feed Come and see for yourself what
mean to do.
VICTOR ELEVATOR & MILLS co.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Just opened rs dozen of the
Celebrated Wire Buckle Suspen-
ders best in the world. Ask for
them and take no others.
HIRSCHMAN'S.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

ARE you having yoar tloar al the
Farmers Store?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

We are offering special induce
ments in winter boots and shoes.
A great many odds in broken
sizes one and pair of a kind.
Some may be your size and what
you want; then you get them less
than cost. We don't want them.
HIRSCHMAN'S.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

MARY M. CosToLo, Teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

promote tho settlement of international
disputes by arbitration by having itunder-
stood That II tue appeal il TO more fiery
TRIBUNAL we shall not be out Of the debate.
lA,pplause.l
There is unity Of the churches and Of
humanity and the lines of progress arc the
same. 1t Is by the great Christian senti-
ment. characteriz ii not only by high
sense OF justice but by a spirit OF love and
ioroearance, mastering the several inssi-
tutioas aud governments OF the world.
that We. shall approach universal peace
ana adopt arbitration methods of set.
TING disputes. lApplause.l
Let me thank you. Mr.. Chairman and
gentlemen Of this Conference, for the
privilege OF standing before you Tor mo-
ment, and Ter this most cordial welcome
winch You have given me. beg to ok.
press again my high appreciation of tho
character of these delegates and of tho
membcrship Of the great Church from
which they come. and 60 wish that in vour
remaining deliberations and in your iour-
neys 10 far distant homes you mnv have
the guidance and care OF that God whom
We ali revere" lApplause.l
AS the President passed out Of the
church the entire Conference arose and
applauded his remarks.
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR.
The frs; appointed address Of the morn.
ing session was delivered by Representa-.
tive j. d. Taylor, of Ohio. Other speakers
were Rev. Enoch Salt, of the Weseyan
Methodist Church, London; Bishon New
man, Hon. Farmer Atkinson, of London
Mr.; Ruddle, OF Devon, Eng. DIR. Buckley
Of New York; Mr.. Mclaven, OF Toronto
Rev. William Arthur, of London, and Rev
John Bond. of London.
The convention adjourned at 12SOP. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE leading features
OF the market this week were very ignt re-
ccipts, larger proportion OF low grade burisys as
Wen as dark tobaccos. the sale Of large lot OF
Spanish lugs, with the higher grades OF Surrey
loaf the only kind in active demand a, very fuh
prices.
Bursg.-In offerings there was heavy falling
OF IN quantity, With general quality Inferior 20
last week, with fewer sweet hOgshoads OF all
grades.
Ilrd smokers in larger supply and in fair de-
mand with prices sustained. Co.ory ana pflgns
smokers nominal from scarcity.
Red Trash Filters were In active demand and
nenrcr outside figures. Common in large sur
Ply. mostly funkoi. with sweet hossneais
ranging from 416c. TO &c. Mediums werc also IA
large supply and ~. lower on Inside ngutes.
All the better grades very %'arce ana iaily
noaTcr outside lgures, which are unchanged.
Th.rty-f0ur hogsheads scattering lots OF Buriey
were sold privately this week.
There were fiye hogsheads OF 1871 crop sol1
OF $40 for short red hcayy-hoiied Tugs. SID
for brighter lugs, 1913 for heavy red leaf, $50
for bright leaf. and siS.25 por 100 Tor long,
clear red, smooth leaf making an average OF
$500 for the crop. All were rel ctei excepting
the bost. With tae trst good rain W shall pro-
baby receive several crops more, "a the weather
has been all that could be desired Tor curing.
DaYts.-1he offerings OF 1890 rs well "a older
crops wore much larger, but unusually inferior
I'm quality, with little or no reJie leaf or desra-
bic Spanish Tugs offered. Owing TO lack Of do
mand Tor such low grades prices were very I'M.
satisfactory and reiections large OF both iast ana
former years crops. The loading item this
wrck In this connection was me sale 81 over
900 hogshcads Spanish sorts privately 10 the
Spanish contractor IN New YORK ON private
terms. although probably about nc 10 Sc. en-
failing heavy loss on original cost some years
ago, IA there has been ON all such tobacco sold
tor some tme back. The weather has been
very favorable for curing up tho crop, with
white frost at night. which can 10 no harm, as
the crop IL all secured and In the house.
The ssle OF 900 hogsheads dark lugs referred
20 above being sold privately outside VI the
regular warehouses are not noticed IN the sta
tlstcs Of tho market this week. Tho sales this
week privately by warchOuseInen were 30 hogs
heads OF old and 2l7 hogeheads OF 1890 crop
dark leaf and lugs, as well as 8 hogshcads Green
river fllcTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
The FLORIDA sENATORsHlP.
secretary Crawford Gives His Signature
and seal TO Call.
Icy telsrraph to The Ilispatch.l

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. October l9.-On FIJI
dav last John l.. Crawford, Secretary OF
State. attached his signature and the great
seal OF the State Of Florida 10 copy OF the
proceedings of the Joint session OF the
LEGISLATURE from April DIST to May Goth in
elusive. certifying TO the correctness OF
same. This shows, of course. the,proceed-
incs Of Nav 26th. upon which date Wllkln-
son was declared duly elected United
States Senator. This is the only instru-
ruant bearing the signature OF Crawford
and the seal of the State. He declined ab-
solntely 70 aifx them TO the Governors
certificate Of DavidsOn's appointment
some DAYS ago Governor Fleming instruct
ed Attorney-GeneralL Lamar 10 institute IN
the Supreme Court proceedings for the Is
snance of a mandamus compelling Craw.
ford 10 sign and seal this appointment OF
Davidson. This morning Lamar filed with
tie Governor his official reply TO the Gov
ernor's instructions. in which he declines
to institute such proceedings, giving ms
reasons therefor in detail. The Attorney
General holds that there nothing III the
constitution or statutes Of the State. or OF
the United States werTantlng sucn pro-
ceedinVs. He has from the hTst been OF
,he 0nlnion that Call was legally elected
and would be seated Mr.. Call already has
~ his nosssssion this certified copy OF the
ioiut Sessions Of the Legislature, and Sen
ator Pascoe will present 1t 10 the Senate
on the opening day of the session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
TIE GREAT STORM IN BRITAIN.
Apparently no End to It--Awfni Expe-
ricnccS- destructive Floods.
frv ..fc-r,,,b 10 80, p.s,,..h1


LONDON, October 19.-1here seems 10 be-
no end to the terribly severe weather
when has prevailed almost without inter
ruptlon for about week. No sooner does
the wind 20 down for few hours than the
report 10 spread that the bad weather has
ceased. but people have hardly commenced
% congratulate themselves over this
aspect OF affairs when the sky again be-
comes Of leaden color and the fury of the
wind Is again let loose. During the past
night and this morning the irish Sea has
been most severely stOrmswept.
The Dublin mail packet from Holyhead
arrived al Kingston, the landing place for
Dublin. five hours late. She reports that
after being out Two hours tremendously
heavy sea smashed several OF the paddles
OF floats OF her weather-side wheel and
that consequently the packet had to heaye
TO tor repairs. Hardly had the paddles
been repaired when another heavy sea car
RED away the steering wheel and portion
OF the bridge. The passengers, upon their
arrival at kingston. declared that they
mad passed through really awful eXpe-
Renee
The hurricane which has prevailed on
the west coast of Ireland for several DAYS
past Is pronounced TO be the worst storm
known in that part Of the country III twen-
II wears. The river Shannon has over
flowed It's banks and has submerged large
quantities OF land in Its vicinity, drowning
a considerable number of cattle and sheep
and destroying several houses and many
barns and other such buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
ZINE mills KILLED AMID BrAyos.
Germany and Her soclriis's.
Dv ANGLE A ~ .rteap "a Ila IN tho lflpc-i

(Iy Anglo-Amcrican cable TO tho DispG-ch.l
BERLIN October 19.--The utterance Of
the Socialist leader Bebel Yet another
twenty years and we will be matters Of
Germany" IS severely commented on IL
oiicial circles and there is some prospect
of Bebels prosecution Tor lese majesty by
putting q forced and reasonable con-
structiOn on his words. The triumph of
the moderate element in the Congress IL
not pleasing to the enemies OF Socialism.
who would much prefer that thu o?posi-
ton had carried the day and alienated the
people by extravagant menaces OF rcyolu-
ton. The extraordinary grow.h OF the
Socialist vote from lOl, s27 IN 1911. 10 l,34l.-
5S7 In 1890 Is quoted as showing that there
is something more than brag In BebeIs
prophecy and that the time NAV not be
distant when the State as now constituted
may be engaged in q lie struggle with
Socialism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
DEATHS.

CROSS-Died. at the residence OF hto
parents. 1923 west Marshall street. Sunday
morning. October II. 1891, at twenty mia
utes to 2 O'Clock. OF dipntheria. NATHAN
TEL MINOR CROSS second son cf M
thaniel Is. and u. Ella Cross. aged i've
years one month and seven DAYS.
"He is not dead. but sleepcth."
Interment at Hollywood Sunday after
noon at O'clock.
FRANK.--Disd. October 18th. Of diphthe-
ria, at the residence OF her grandparents,
2ls north Eighteenth street, little IDA
LEE, second daughter OF Jacob and Annie
Frank: aged twomonths aad sixteen days.
FRANK.--Died. October 18th. at tbs y.
NJ. Of diphtberia, at the residence OF her
grandparents. ais north Eighteenth street,
little LENA MAY, Oldest daughter OF IL
COB aud Annie Frank: aged three years
nine months and two days.
Funeral at the residence TODAY tues
day. at IL M.
Thus have two of our darlings passed
away IN one short week. Only one left 70
comfort US.
FITZGERALD Died. Monday, October
10, 1891. at the residence Of her son.in- law,
Mr.. J. W. Pearce. los south First street.
Mrs. S. Is. FITZGERALD. ia the 'sixty-
eighth year OF her age.
Notice of funeral IN Wednesday paper.
GODSEY. Died, October 10, 1891, in
teething. MEkCALINE CECIL. infant
daughter OF W. L. aud Cora 4. Godscy;
aged eleven months and fifteen days,
Funeral at the house. No. 1910 west Cav
street, TUESDAY, October goth. at "
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance OF the
family are invited 10 attend. Intermept
ut Hollywood.
MYER.-Died, az the residence OF his
parents, No. 100 east Broad street, October
Is, 1891, at fifteen minutes past o'clock
A. NJ, Of marasmus. ALVIN l.. MYER. son
of Moses NJ. and kebecca q. Myer; aged
six months and twenty.eight days.
Funeral took place Sunday afternoon at
O'clock.
SALMON.-Died, at his residence. iio2
Chaifin street, October 18th. at 4 O'clock
A, NJ, after a short and painful illness,
WILLIAM +. SALMON, in his thirty-third
year.
lie leaves wife and two children to
mourn their loss.
Though cast down we are not sorsaken.
Though afflicted net alone:
Thou has given and Thou hast teken-
Blessed Lord. Thy viii be done"
Thou has left us and we miss thee,
Sadly miss thee, husband dear.
In vain we listen for thy footsteps,
Still we are thinking thou art near.
He has gone from his dear ones--his chill
dren, his wife
Whom he willingly toiled for and loved as
his life.
Oh, God how mysterious and how strange
are Thy ways,
To take from us this loved one in the best
Of his days.
The remains will be taken to Goochlsnd
county for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. October l9.-Flour steadv; western
super, s3.00as3.75; do. extra, s390a&4.40;
DO family. s4.60as5: winter wheat patent,
sDrins wheat straight, s5ss5.so: reespts
1928 barrels; shipments, 6,o3S barrels; sales,
735 barrels. Wheat-No. 2 red weak; spot,
sl024a.t -02H: October, si.02t4asl.02I4; De-
ceD.bcr, sl.0Jael.05A; May, Gill l4aSL11I.:
steamer. No. 2 red, 97c. receipts, 39,es0
Jushols; stock, l,450,207 bushels sales, 49,
1000 bushels; southern wheat easier; FultZ,
gsc.a$1.O6; Longberry, slae LOG. Corn-Aixod
easy spot, Doc. asked; year, 5l%a5i,se.; Jana-
Sic; receipts, 9.5lS bushels; stock, 21,05s
bushels sales, 10000 bushels; southern
corn-whte steady at 70c; yellow easy at 09a
a7oc Oats quiet but firm No 2 white western,
36a36lsc. No. mixed western. 3Sa34lsc.: re-
cepts 5000 bushels; stock, 2l5, 46B bushels
Rye quiet and about steady; No. 2, D6,4c.;
receipts. 23,50l bushels; stock, IS3,4S1 Dnsh-
els Hay steady: good to choice timothy, aba
&i4. Grain freights Arm with active inquiry;
steamer TO Liverpool per bushel, IS. 10lld.
Cork for orders, 4s. 30. cotton, per pound, /
iarthing: -four, per ton In sacks, los. ID. paid.
Cotton nominal; mddling, SAc. Provisions arm.
23c. Coffee Arm; Rio cargoos, fair. l61c. No.
z. l3c. Sugar steady; graduated, &c. Cop
per frm; = refined, III<ai1Mc. Whrkcy firm
and unchanged. Pcanuts-Factory hend-plcked
Firginia, 4l<c.: choice do. do, 90 choice North
Carolina, 3a3lfc.
81. LUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, October I9.-Flour weaker; patents,
s4.35a&4. IS extra fancy. s4.25as4.30; fancy.
84a&4.l 10: choice, 33.55as3.70: family, 33.35a
$3.50. Whess tame ana lower: October, e3tsc..
nominally; November, 9fhe. bid; December,
95S.a95ssc., bid; May, sL0.tl asked. Corn lover;
October, 4S14c. bid November. 4lc.; year, 31ssc.
bid; January, g. Nc. May, 3Dlsc. asked. Oats
dull, weak, and lower October, 27c. nomtnaiiy;
November, ENC. bid May, 30lxc. Pork-stand-
ard moss, $40. Lard-Prme steam. Su-J5'
Dry-salt meats--Shouiders, 15.75; longs, ~ "a:
ribs, e6.S7tS; shorts. SSsSz.l21$ Bacon boxed
Shoulders, e1.i2Ixa&6.25; longs, e0.62}3; ribs,
s7.37tsae7 1928; shorts, es.l21S
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October 19.-P0rk regular q
se.75; farcay. elt.25. Lard -Kettic dssct,
754s1tec. BACON short clcar aide, sS:loatd,xo.
Whiskey--eaies Of l,137 barrels OF nnishod
goods % tho basis Of Ais for high wtneA hosA
heavy receipts. 1859; shipments, =. Al COM
mon. a.25aol: fair 10 good Light, SAsoA2b: do
packing, 14aS4.20; butchers, e4.2oe~4.&0.
tattle heavy: receipts. l,043; shipments. l75.
Good 70 choice, S4.5oA>o.25; common, eiooa
el.65.
NEW YORK COTTON vuTUREA
NywYosE, October lo.-cossoa steady. Sales
10000 bales; gross receipts. q 1913 bales. 10
cslpss. e the povty foe the day. $4,000 hsipG
sFsipss 5s.oo0 naiss I ys.s 0cscess. 3.sssss
Ss.i7: Isnnau. SS.S4a>ssss FsbguaExs es4a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
TIE MILLER q R-OADS FIRE.
The Appraisement Completed an" the IN
.oc. xettied-To Open To-Day.

The Miller Il Rhoads insurance matter aa.
has been settled, the trm securing so,ozo-
,,,raI had All the companies entered INTO
,be anpraisement was $500, or this 20.
e ene a spr ,yss on damaged goods and Ss61. "a
o xa. allowed on goods totally destroyed.
Two II the companies, however, settled .i
outside of the appraisement on tne ea .he
Goa of 20 and rs per cent respectively OF the
tsce value OF their policies. and the others
for 16 per cent. he,waen
the arm and the insurance men ielasiso "
sending the goods 70 an suc.' "mnd and
rednced the amount the firm received 10
Miller Il Ehoads will reopen their cstao-
l,sbment 10 the public Wednesday morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
THE DISTRESS IN RUSSIA.
Commercial Troubles Due to the Erpui-
sion Of the jews.
fRv AngIo-Amerlcan cable 70 the Dispatch.I

fBy ngio-American cable 10 the Dispatch.]
Sr PETERSBURG, October l9:-Alarming
na,rs comes from Moscow. Kieff, and other
n nt" of the empire regarding the dis
tressed condition of trade and commerce.
The famine III the provinces has its coun-
te W m general stagnation of business
in commercial centres. In kief alone the
past week has witnessed score 81 la,,ut tbs
s a,u is deplorable. The commercial
s sromhIes are IN part due to the expulsion
" tba Jews. as Jewish merchants have
been calling in their accounts and pre-
''er;ny for the apparently inevitable day
When they would be ordered to the pale.
Tie famine is the chief cause OF the busl-
Is distress, as trade with the stricken
n nro has almost entirely ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
WILL BE BROUGHT BACK.
A Requisition Issued for "ayman sutton
a Reward offered.

Governor Mckinney yesterday issued
,eonisitIon on the Governor OF the state
Of washington for wsyman Sutton, who
escaped Is from the jail at, Wytheyllle the
mont before he was 70 be executed 1or
murder aud who IS now IN CUSTODY III
Lincoln county, Wash. c.,
Nlr, Il. n. Gaines. one Of the Capitol po-
lice left for Washington last nlght Win
the requisition. kilograms from tHe In
coln-county authorities s'a'e 'nae ot 1us'G IN
admits that he Is the man "ah'eo III
Wythe. ororod q ,a,ard
~ az Tor the capture OF John Lambert,
who il charged with stabbing and killing
go Jy eenter ~ Cedar Bluffs. IN Tazewel
Sonr ON september Sd last. Lambert,
800" - a youpg man about twenty-five or
twenty-three years old, is supposed to DO
IN West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL oRAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
frices for Money. bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, fr., and IN Con-
nection Herewith the Wea.
thor Indications
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YogE. October i9.-The stock mar
ket to-day seemed almost entirely given
over to Professionals, and tho volume of
business was the smallest for ans full day
Tor many wecxs There was in the main
nrmer t0no to dealings, caused by an at
tempt to cover portion Of the outstand-
ing shorts. but the rapidity with which
prices recovered under this light stimulus
was the occasion Of a cessation of such
Efforts until a more favorable time. Ad-
vices from the Argentine were unfavorable
TINS morning and foreigners were again
sellers of American stocks, presumably to
cover losses incurred in such investments
TRADERS SILL BEARIsH.
Traders were still bearishly inclined. and
helped along the downward movement be-
gun by foreign sales at the opening. Ou.
when the latter ceased desire to close
deals on the short ST led to purchases by
local operators, which had the effect OF
wiping out all early losses. with something
IN addition IN a few cases. The dealings
were. more than usually of late, restricted
to leading shares, although the trading
reacacd a large ntmber OF stocks for so
dull day. The impossiblity of covering
prices responding so sharply to the buy
Ing, induced a cessation OF efforts TO cover
IN tAe last hour, and prices again yielded.
The general list moved within the narrow
est Limits. but few special;ies showed
LARGE FLUCTUATIONS.
Among these a drop of per cent. in
Pullman was noticeable, and reports Of an
issue of bonds bv the Pacific Mail Knocked
that stock OF ~. only small portion Of
winch YVES afterwards recovered. On the
Otner hand, the Nanderbilts were again
notably strong. and New York Central
again reached ll2, while others, including
Canada Southern, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
CHICAGO and st. LOUIS and Nickel Plate,
showed marked strength. aiding the rally
in the general list. Adam, Express retired
still further, a. a consequence OF the late
disclosures, and touched l34, n decline, OF
about II per cent. from whore 1t sold be-
fore the Hoey affair was made public.
TIE CLOSE DULL AND BARELY STEADY.
Changes in the active shares, however.
only and tho market finally closed dull
and barely steady at some concessions
from opening prices. which were from 4
to pea cent. below The finals Of Satur-
day. >sles-listed, l57, 900 shares uniist-
ed 1905.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
E-eliaG.- Exchange quiet and firm at
-. a,3t5. Commercial bills. 47sa4s}4.
nonev cnsr AZ af3 closing offered Mt =.
Governments.dul bul eady; per cents,
H.. State bonds duii but STEADY.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO REPORT.

GAINESVILLE. TENN, October Quotations:
Common lugs, s2as3; medium luss, s3.|5a
s4.25; good lugs, s4.50as5.50; common leaf,
S5af0.5O; medium loaf, s7as7.50; god leaf,
S14asi650.
Sales this week PIT hogsheads as old and 2l9
new tobacco.
Market easier for better grades OF Tugs and
grades OF leaf hove medium; others unchanged
This years crop entirely cut and housed In
good condition.
Quality reported 10 be good. Quantity about
equal 70 last years.