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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Death,s DEMONSTRATION AgaInst License.

LEEsBURG. Va. Feb. Especial. Since
the burial of the late county treasurer. Mr..
James l.. Mcintosh on Sunday before last
death has continued his ravages in this county
Miss Molie Hough. daughter Of the late j. W.
5. Hough. was buried yesterday. Mr.. Bushrod
Osburn. father Of Mr. Joseph Osburn, near
Purcellville, died last Tuesday. Mr.. Lindsey
Copeland one Of our aged citizens, died at
his home near Purcelville on Wednesday last.
DR.. II. L. Walker. who, recently removed
from this county % Washington ID. c., was
buried in that city on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Hoge the president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance mon OF Loudoun. VS.
tied the county seat and obtained as many
signatures OF the officers OF the county as she
could t. petition against the Sunday open
ing of the Worlds Fair Another petition
prays the Judge of the County Court OF Lou
doun u order another election upon local OPP
ton in Leesburg district. Leesburg Is the
only one OF the six districts III Loudoun
that has license.
Considerable preparation IS being made by
the Knights Of Pythias OF this town for the
entertainment Of the Grand Lodge Of Viz
gina. which assemblies here next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Robert Rennert. Jr.. Dead.

BALTIMORE. ND. Feb. Robert Rennert.
Jr.. the proprietor Of Baltimore's most popu-
lar downtown restaurant. died this morning
of Bright's disease. lie was but twenty-eight
years old but owing TO many years associa-
;ion vvith his father. Robert Rennert. IN the
hotel and restaurant business IN this city ne
had become widely known. He had been con-
fned 10 his home for but a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Insurance Company Organized.

D.xyrrtr. Va. Feb Especial The orga-
nization of a new fire insurance company in
this city was virtually completed this after
noon. one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars of the necessary capital having been
subscribed The stockholders held n meet
ing after the appointment of the necessary
committees 10 secure charter. provide
constitution and bylaws. DC. D he following
board of directors were elected. John r.
Pace w. p. Hodnett. NJ p. Jordan, d. A.
Oyerbey. George n. Wilson. Il. J.. Dibrell.
A. = H. Buntin j. A. Henderson and T.. g.
Moseley For attorney the stockholders Sc
lected A. j. Montague. Immediately after
the meeting OF the stockholders the directors
met and elected John Il. Pace president Of
the company. IL was agreed 10 name the
company The Danville Fire Insurance Com
pany.
IL is expected the company will be ready for
business in week or ten davs.
The citizens mass meeting this afternoon
10 consider insurance rates. railway
freight rates and other important matters
was not very largely attended. The insur-
ance committee appointed at previous meet
ing made full report after which the conf
mittee was continued and empowered 10 en-
ploy the necessary clerks to prepare the ap-
plication for reduced rates previously adopted
and forwarded q copy Oi the same 20 the
headquarters of every insurance company
dong business in Danville. The application
asks for a uniform reduction Of 5O cents on
tobacco risks.
The remains Of Mrs. Amelia Wildrnan. who
dice Saturday afternoon in New York, will
reach here tomorrow evening at o'clock
and will be buried in the Jewish square Of
Green Hill cemetery. The funeral service
will tai place from the residence of A. Wild
man at p. NJ The deceased lived IN Dan
vile a lonC while. She was sixty-soyen years
of age. and the mother Of A. WilGman, Mrs.
ID. Macke and Mrs A. lsaacs. of this city and
Mt l.. ID. Wlldman. of Chattanooga.
The total shipments Of plug tobacco from
this city Ia January were COS 507 pounds,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Death of Mrs. Manchester.

Apr;GDos. Va. Feb. Especial. Mrs.
MANCHESTER. wife Of Professor Manchester.
musical director at Martha Washington Col
lepe. died Friday at II o'clock at the college.
She had been in delicate health Tor some two
months. but was taken III about TWO weeks
ago Her death was caused oy the .rip. ohe
Iasves a Iii le child about three years old.
The remains were taken 10 Pennsylvania for
interment. Her husband has the sympathy
of the entire community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

OF State as is claimed in this case. There
is already sufficient irritation from alleged
interferenccs. whether true or not, IN local
matters by such authorities without adding
10 il a thousand fold by subieciing the install
iation OF State officers to unauthorized Fed
eral scrutiny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
DEATH or NIX. sPURGEON.
After Seven Months Illness the Great
Preacher Passed AWAY.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-Rev. Charles II. Spur
geon. the distinguished divine died shortly
after II o'clock last night at Mentone, France.
Mr. Spurgeons end was painless. He re-
NAMED unconscious 70 the last. Ills wife,
Dr. Fitz Henry and Miss Thorne were pres
ent when he died. His body will be taken 70
England for burial.
MIR. Spurgeon took little milk during Sat
urdav night. but early Sunday morning It was
evident that there was no hope Once or
twice he Just recognized his wife. Atter4O
A. NJ he took no food and gradually ank.
His friends had been confident that be would
recover because his last attack was milder
than the pre, e,ious one but 'he gout reached
his head and congestion Of the kidneys re-
turned Between his attacks OF suffering on
Saturday he was able 20 speak and expressed
himself ~ anxious 10 send message 10 his
congregation. lie thought constantly OF his
AZ all the services held yesterday in the
Metropolitan tabernacle IN London, OF which
NJ Spurgeon was pastor. the auditorium Was
hacked Rev blr. PiersOn and others offered
earnest prayers at these services and read %
the congregation telegraphic bulletins from
MentOne.
The London mornngpapers contained long
memoirs and obituary articles on Mr. spur
econ The Chronicle appeared with a mourn
me- border. 10 compared the dead pastor 20
Martin luther. The Telegraph characterized
him az "a great fearless and faithful minis
tar.n IL added: Albeit o. homeiy genius
and eloquence oil agree that he leaves void
mat will be filed with difficulty
IoSD0S. Feb. The morning and even
inc papers all have articles on spurgeen more
or less eulOgistic-
The St. james Gazette says he was not a
great orator We might as well compare
Tom Mann with Gladstone as Spurge0n with
Cannon L. Lidde0n ana other finished
preachers. His rugged eloquence. however.
entranced thousands every week. lie never
condescended to win popularity by tawn'ng
on the masses. IL is long drop from spur,
geon 10 Parker Of the City Temple or General
Booth Of the Salvation Army. :.
spUaGEON AND HIs WORK.
Rev. Charles Hadden Spurgeon was born
on June 10. 1884. in kevedon, tssex. lie re-
ceiyel an ordinary education under strong
religious influences, and became very early m
life an usher in school at Nottingham. IN
which humble capacity he developed aston
ishing powers OF public speaking and was
especially effective in religious ex-
hortation. His relatives. who we're
independents, offered 10 have him
trained Tor tho ministry. but he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Funeral of General Barnu,n.

NEW York. Feb. The funeral of the late
General Barnum took place to-day from tho
West Presbyterian church. A body OF vet
Grams conveyed the remains from the resi-
dence to the church. where DR.. Paxton de-
hvered his eulogy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

silver bullion and to fully restore the silver
dollar to its former uses and power
To repeal all internal revenue taxes on
tobacco IN all its forms and providing ior re-
bate on unbroken packages
To repeal all internal revenue taxes on
lrandies distilled from fruits and 20 refund
the proper rebate.
To appropriate 100000 for tie continued
Improvement Of the Appomattox river S25.OOO
Tor the construction of roadway from Peters
burg 10 Poplar Grove National cemetery; %
appropriate $4,000 for a public building al
Earmvile
Representative Wise to-day appeared before
me River and haroor Committee and maae
argument IN behalf Of liberal appropriations
for the James river and other nayigable
streams IN bis district.
STRENGTH OF THE MILITIA.
In accordance with a requirement Of law.
the Secretary of War to-day transmitted to
Congress the annual report Of the Adiutant-
General. showing the strength OF the militia
OF the different States. The document con-
tains the following figures.
trDiniG-Generals, j; general stah. s.
Cavalry: Officers. regimentGl field and staff.
u; company officers. Is; non-commlssloned,
bi; musicians T. prvates, 20I. Total cavalry.
$50. Artillery: Regimental. field and stan
officers. 7; company officers II: nOn-commis-
stoned. 56, musicians. 2. prlyates. 24O. Total
artillery. 2gs. Infantry. Regimental. field
end etaH officers, 4s company officers, l30;
uon-commissi0ned. 3GS: musicians "; pri-
Yates l.fG6. Total infantry. 2,O26. Number
men available for military duty unorganlzed,
90 900.
North Carolina Generals. 2: general staff,
p: cavalry officers g. n0n-cOmmlssioned OF
heers. H.. musicians. 2; prlyates. Zl total
cavalry. b. Artillery Officers -Reglmental,
field and staff. 8. company officers. y non
commissioned. 10; musicians, 2; privates. 81;
total artillery officers and men. lOi. inian-
-begimental, field and staff, 39 company
officers gG. non-commissioned. 295. musicians.
40 priyates. s78: total infantry, 1,2s3. Num-
Der o men available Tor military duty unor-
gained, 235 600.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Mail changes have been ordered as follows
Special service has been discontinued 20 Shell
borne. MONTGOMERY county. from ChllGress,
as pOstOiiice has been discontinued. The Star
route from Masses Mills TO Slaughter will
after the sth instant end at Bryant. emitting
Slaughter. Star schedules have been changed
as follows Chop 20 Nebraska 70 run Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays both ways
Clear Fork to Bethel. 10 run daily except sun
days Norton b Wise Courthouse, daily ex-
cept Sunday. North Carolina postoihce
has been established at Bethesda. CASTOR
county. special service from Lowell. The
name of the lostoffice at Buckner Chatham
county has been changed 10 Colon. Special
service 10 Brooks. Allegheny county. from
Whitehead, will change base OF supply 10
Sparta on the sth instant. Star schedules
have been changed rs follows Aquone 20
Flats. Mondays and Fridays both ways, Rut-
fin 10 Oregon. daily except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
NOTES AROI,T Tile UNRSN,

The horse. which raced over :hc Boa;d q Control
tack, arc seit,1 for wuD: . nat o"nei' u"'"'r
,ad Jockeys have lf'e Go a. Iic-ont The lc'''"s
which have been t,icd AZ the c.Ge cnt uae~' aye ho
world bea,ers Il ENC t. ,aSon ., a criterion. Li''
yea, ,hc.c a: oa. On youngsters Sla; ran '"f'
eiehths Is Second, bo'tcT. and great WoF'I''u
race, piedietct. ~" Mighty ;e1 yon"s''r' I'n
70 fulG Whit their owner, predicted when nc nue RACING
TT wa, pu; 10 ,hcu AMI cots AMI LH> when were
~ heard Of as ycariars showed tc-ci'es superior To
tho younc,tr. 5au scn-1toaa. 'Hal'' '-c t'i"ei
.sys the roa.lirr> O. ls9l wee uicd o. ccaih
This year many q: uaincls nave not asKcl 50
much Of the Youngsters. that nc nospcct' ioi ,"o
ycar.od racing 1898 are brilliant. Day "Iceo"''
horse, ole quar,ocG At Nom. Park tbs yc1r ana are
a Gn..oohine lot. J. ". Rogers l. Al Ito. SpI4hs'
ArA. whore he Will r"m, n month
There are nre horse, IN tie Grown EoserS's ~.
blcs Mr. Alien has hor-es in his stable three OF
which Will cary tho white ana req star o. NOiohe'
McLcwee. who purchased them at Aliens earnest soe
tation.
F. : Donovan "a training twenty OF the Eancoas two
yearo!ds at Morris PARA H. X Vineut has eight which
are wnterinc at tho WestcAos;er track. W J. Slier
has y. strauss stable consists o eleven cheHY
vnunc norseS. d. street has twelve. and Wa!cott &
,aupheu ,wen.y.scven ncrses q. l.. Smith ("pits.
burg rhiP) has ten l. snecekcr eleven W. DONNIE
I'VE and Forbes four horses at Wcs;ch9te 30 mat the
boys are no; likely to lie lonesome.
There Is TO be series Of entertainments given AZ
the clubhouse during the winter. The lrsi one was
lecture BY DE- Iasbrouck. who has taken Up perma-
ncs. residence at clubhouse. The doctor locnrod
VITA the aid Of stereop,icoa. his subject being ~
Night in the East" The trainers and stable lads were
present In force, and many % the residents OF west
chester attended the lecture
The Board OF Conuol meets tomorrow when oil the
members are expected 20 be present
Reports from Shecpshead Bay and GIavesonl say that
the remarkably healthy, little sickness Pc
vanIng a, any Of the tracks. Many OF the trainers ha'c
horses which have engagements at Chicago ana aIo
carefully studyns the book Of STAKE entries Issued by
the Washington Park j. l.. Brewster viii
remain in this city until December 10. Reports from
Chicago say thai racing at that point viii cease on
December To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

and car for tho nar@et No trading. fee"ns !" "
- CNLVES-Rccc.pts at all NeW-lo , .s eli binds
Market steady Yesterdays prizes or az az aha
G,a..ere .od at 2S,c per h; Western caves d.
T n,G " calyc, ,yady at sale for country d,ossc
,.,sY,t salec for Guy dressed. and r@'2c ior u''
SSicSD Mcpherson CO. 81 western calves o.
,,,.,cc AZ 3.,c per - oil DO, 21S 10, az 90 a.,
" Hal oubcck ( Hollis: 40 western caves -'' ''' "
u,nc Mullen ycal>. 1875 u, at Oc grossefs'
-'9 IiEfp MND LAMBs-Receipt', Including s. az
.'rn'd dino, o. butchers. were - AR VI "a a
Ea"d-j ear a, OCth.st.. : cars - jersey IVY "''
e'i a.. ,,I3 Z Buckingham: 14o STATE lambs -
,,arocr n, 90 pr 100 y 40 state shcep lVi u, a. -
s. PlI.ocK 4 sons: lio st'te '"o'' - 49, ~
- Il r. Hpgle Co.: IS rennsriNon' Gull sheep and
icba al 90 o52 Canada lambs 50 ~ at SO; io7
state d. G. g. at - s74 200 We-:en shrcp ~ ~
~ a 63e IS Canada d. 1874 n. al 80 10 90 ''' w.
Ilrnc = Mullen: 20 S1'e io-bs 81 ~ at a. s. g2@
,o lan'a do 20 10. a. - -; ~ 10 % 10 Nv
- Or; -. safe sheep. lO2 u, at - o-9' - W.
q If,,itrtsck Hoi, 57s Canada lambs 50 n. ~
&C. TX TO- 20 h. - % 1914 do. 20 ~ az - 81 %
uon;oa sol c9at, iar w:. 80 shod q; iS
M o., IS loo do 93 r. a, 81 IS: II do i2a d. a.
- cars or 81 heil ar gvg'y LADY az
-, III leo ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

Chicago nov - fSpasi,l.-cudlhr ann"npc.s hiu~f
bun what. lie ,ad hat b. had -o'"rd hi- -ho't
l'nc and ncllncd - taxi The long -d" The 81 -
docs whr: hJ, Lcu 'nr bgil uJ'N" ilr ~ l.i fw c1t
Heavy Liquidation for December prevented any 'd'an''
vest sliy. May sd lottcn To- and 7- ond cIo-d at
10. 80. cent. The %ait.vct continue - Dr. tn
Lc.r continent 1Ac e.ab,ad api,afs - br cctnnf
irll.-h The l1,1i .fYNI .tf- SDr, bu-i 81 t
l,s,teNt. Tl" %oitnw'-t he'd 9J3 cai.. hcir u'I"
N... go tir t-ti;a'" lpr Monday ste 49, 4. 'N-
ps.fod tle N.it" euppN Monicv viii show il.
'fen. that vli take Ne toti 10 liri" o,, 20 0louO
lli-h-l- Goa du! 1nd hardly ra'nHiu.d It-rf
Nav 80 between 49,, aud - ond closed a. g. '-t'@
ccnt- N. provision crowd Err..- cun. -onc bufine
l.r.lp,. h r. were "Go oar, ia. r-tuat' ~ Monday
olly 800 II looks - Il 'hr loc,i .'rh Monday would
sh0N ~ .Jtl COO bushels. OIt~ well
nigh rouI.io,. May sold te,w,c 3{'- aud ~ and
I'D 3j- cent. oats simply tlii'd iog after
wheat. Provisions Dio-~l Nttic under wh--r tD,y
did ffda, mint Iafy 10 tI' DAY ia. he'd ltrlr cd
vance lot g. There f. un!t tiilr 90 M
hct tho tuGlhv tu 'ori1,t. There N'f- 1000 E".s
- flr NNnCat 81 600 IIN..'l
December. - u5; &!ay closing al - lj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
LIVE srocK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

I.ufno. Nov G.-Cattlc-Rccclp's lat twenty our
hour. Loo head total for week. thu, lai l..--o
head for same Iinr a-t week. 1890 head consigned
Though. l.1DJ head. - New York. 20 head Oh
sale. 100 head. Marlrt strong car" steer. - .
prime hclfcr- =! ~. fat cows - 5Oo~2 - Hog
Receipts la~i twenty i.ur EoW. ! 900 Lead total
wcek. lu4.2to Arud consigned through. ~1'o head 4,
- NcwN 'rL. 11..1O head. On sale. 5000 head.
Market opened steady 10 srong FOR good grade cl,"1
firm all odd heavy. led. e gJG 80 % packers
and medium. - -5a - 80, Yorker. good 10 best
corn fed. - 750 - -. CO. Uru, M i,il a., 30
o$j 60; good heavy ends. 81 50a q -; pigs. good
20 hest corn ed - 20" - 60 go. common skip 10
fair. - -" - -. rouehs common 10 good - -
ass 20; Sag. S4o ~ -. sheep ani lamb--Ee-
clpts last wonly-lour hours 2.flO head total for
week thus far 4icO head for sam" tim" Eifi week.
York. 200 head; on sale. 400 1cad Marriott
opened 10 80 i3c stronger for god - best grades :
closed steady: Wcain". ro'd chnl' 70 t.ncg N,thcr,
~ son - - fair 10 good sheep. 81 - - olis and
common d. =. 1jn =: -. ClugdI 20. - 5D0g5 -, .
lambs UaiVr chnicr 10 fury ~ ON - -. H., fir
10 good. - - 10. Gull, 10 flr, - 75a - 10:
Chicago. Nov. pc" IT." Ev'nlng Jirrnnlr reports :
Cattle R"c"iris. 100 head sl'pnfai. 900 head
market uomlnaly strong. C'rl ,lna, steer, ~ 7,a
- 90. prime and expo, natives. S50 =: co: others,
=! Goa - -. Texan. S.. u" 80 Westerns ~ Ia
~ - liogs-Rccep's I3.COo head sitmnris
900 hoad mar;'cl j0 Zoe higher; roue. ana common
- 40" - 20; iack"S and .Aippcr~. - c0a-5 - :
prime Leary. - 20. % 80: butchers ana mrinm
weights. - 7ja - - sorted Hight - 5OD - 10
Shecp-Hecripts, 1000 head shipments 400 hcad :
marl!"i strong native. ga - 80; Tc%an., - 0o@
-. Louis. Nov. 2G.-Catiie-RcceIp.s. 500 head
shipments $500 lead market slow fair 10 good
native Sicor-. S:lo - 80: choce 10 heavy ~ Cij0
- 10; medium 10 good rangers 80 loa 70 70: Texas
cows, - son ~ So Hogs Receipts. ZOO hcnd
shipments, 400 head. MARKET stronger; heavy
mead market steady: fair to good native nuttons
SJaSi 20, Texans, 81 15d 80 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICES.
The ~ tolcum market last We Il was rem, rkab'r ioF
,s dulu,.. Total sales for The week amounted - ohy
o. 900 barrels and tho range Of pr.cc' rejected te
cc,,fa lack " Interest Refined speculation continued
f. anguish and prices cc~el several points lower CIle'
,uo,af,,. wee stationary Willie foreign prices 'h9".l
..lrht net loss. The run, 80 far IA NoNnv'l 'i'v
,,,..al.i 6yB-i barrels Gay, compared WIN |"'!
gt.1.. Of -, 500 blrrc, 70 october; 80 ii'- ~
N,,.u i.f l-.,l So Oi laricI- Il $50 az" % - "a
%oy.,,l.r 1859. The dcIvcre, has' d'".a-'n SD
inrirl- Ga,. against ~ Olo 6iftrI, ~ O,n''t
iar,is m No,e.aDcr. lo9l 90 10 biic' m I'.' ','
III =, barrels 81 Noyc@.tcr, lo73. Ihc hrI''' i'D..
No1cmicr ! - ,charirIs 70 To- ~" inclusive '' -
!oloW-: ,,.... =, Al. cnarter,
To.,l bills. l.;0ii-s 2oi5 5go al 49, fy,"I
Az lei dat 01O.t o',-d3 2-''J PIG.
III. Blcl,yc PIP .D" reports iIoi" N"''""'s go -
inclusive az - follow -. p, ,,.,-,.. =. ,rr.
r.,.,i mi. ............ ! OIL I.ol5eos f.sls
A.. 20. day ............... - ,Jj '-5-1 =. 80
INK rance 4 pr-, and ~. .oal c,e.."r, ~ y 80.
Tro..: ocl,Gca;'- AZ tae Stock iNcnans" '.d ~. &C.,
tl.ii STOCK and r,,, .a. 4Nc.-"i' i"i H' .1'' Two
wc,E, wric o- f'-o"s ,..,. c....,,+,te,
wces .dci- Nov. 20 No'. g. Nov J. N"' ~
5..; ~. .... Z. 3: s: s.
FINAL ...............-.. 81
i:an"i petroleum wa, ,.urei - point, = 200 '.,'
Ter gallon iu Ia. r,l. 4 100 f'u'- e. 'l" a
AID - c"'- lnr.,l ord 500 ''ns in rl@ O, l"'
H. Illi and B,.t.uo.e. re Pi." o. a., W. -
fnarg .i - 81 clnt .n inr'.. and CONS J." M
v,..trc,1n crude b..n- 40 c'nt- ln hi'fN Ani -''
cent. n h1ia NaI",1 va. az a. ,,,..ln ',i., \
i,sn- ., l3 faf'. irr 100 .-.o> ar a. i.'''I
\ ,..f,,. - sos r,fIs r.r 30 f'''s Lpr''l vas III
ch5nrol o. ga .er imperial ra.on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
1 rROr MERCHANT ARhESTED.

Detective Carney Of the Central OHcc. went 10
Troy on saturday TO arrest Morris N'hea'"l' ~
Wcmrartcn Erohcrs. No. 30 ThiidHt'' on u'c '.''"'
Of receiving stolen goods II Is ALLEGED that Wen
ror,c. ,urcro.ol SILKS stolen from Haas Brothers
of no. 53 West Twenty sixth St. this city ~ TWO
employees named Grant and SvrSidh BON 81 M,'" ~,
AZ under arrest ~iVcr>tein made a confession ~
Detective lIcldclhcrg. In which hc aid uHi 'nr
stolen GOOD, were sold 10 several talorS, amon- Wh'
49, Woincortrn who sometimes came 70 III, city -
rct the goods and NJ other times had thcm shlppd
~ MN Wcingarten /, said to have ie'cl'"l about
-, 600 ,,,rth ~ Goods I'm ALL In Transaction h"
Iaid .ilycrfcin 80 for $500 worth II SILKS. Ju,r"
McNahon held him I'm 5000 ball ior cAamiihNon
ue,f Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
THE MARKETS..
GENERAL MARKET. REPORT.

COFFTE-For Braln growth, The mari"t ruled MN on
the Dls., u l1Ac iJr 30 =. TAI W"i. 10 So
,"r,ed Tia. speculative marEct fairy acti' VIZ sa'
,Ju laL- .r o., Ia hu'i''",''''
sion Tn opening Wa, steady, WIKI Nptcinp,i s"'
rg uolnt, d., Ian" and Other months JGlO pom, ~
Vance The close wa barr s.eoay "it9 pr, ,,,c,t,i
i m w1c lrm IL IlaNr~ tn sock 3oj 90 bag.
Of wnich e6j.0G) ar. brazilian. Tn RIO oani' Fui
Lt o-d!na7 10 Ellos T. 600 good cc0Hd ~ ~',,,
~ ; 0iya9 100; exchange tpu'uty. ~ cdn
no Il Geo bag, RIO Clrirancc~ = United nVir,, '',
lac, RIO cIcaaacc, b. Igr)p. 1000 bag 1910 sto,h'
~ 900 bags; RIO market ,cady; Receipt. ~ T.r,ci
am goa average santos IL 60 900 E.r'P. cur tn,
Is9i | 13S 0oO bags un.c 1890, l,iG, W ia
ter'i,t, at sauto, July November - lo9- : ,.
ooo bars same time 1891 l.4j1.OoO bags 'I,i' ~"
1850 i $1,000 bag: Warhog,r deliver. iiIIrIn,rc
'emi.r ! i~92: N"w.York, 229lOl b'2' I.,Dnh Xxx
-psl bag,; Ney.Oscans, iLGS5 bags; to"' -''''o' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEWLY ok

vothomici l. " Clcadv and Caroline Anand' ~, s.'
C,e,tv a, Trustees - Nathaul-l l. NJ f'1'f - 80.
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