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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-31
Excursion Tickets Redeemed.

Parties who purchased excursion tickets
via the Rock Island for Wellington and
did not use them, by presenting them at
the Rock Island ticken Office on or before
June !, 1872, can have same redeemed.
IL 2t w. H. WISHART, c.. 4. & ?. A.
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Iron Reservoir Vases

Are the best for the cemetery. Call and
see them al Charles P. Muelier's, the Fair
moQt FLORIST 6 81
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ARTICLES
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Aay 30.
FL0UII-Firm. IN good demand. Patent a. sea
30 extra fancy 81 9yG2 - Fancy q OJl2 Is choice
IL 9ha2 % xxx 81 75b2 90
WHEAT-Nothing done
tokN--No 2wite May &lSt01le, June 44Ao.
OAT~-May sc
BU rTER-steady. Creamery 4G2Oc, dairy SO
EGGS-Firn at lSc.
ChEESE-steady. Young America l0c, Kansas
S&sc.
hAY-Firm. Timothy SO 90 fancy prairie S oOs
FLANsEED-steady. Sc on basis OF pure
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Summer School.
Strictly First-Class.

J. s. Carson will commence a summer
school at the Park school building Mon
day, June g. 10 ST.
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The following are the representative sales Of cat
tie IL the yards today;
HOGS.
The hog receipts were light today and
the demand light. Prices were from 5 to
10 cents lower than Saturday, in sympathy
with the reported declines at eastern mar
kets. Bulk of sales today, 81 40 to S4.45,
against s.. so to 81 So bulk of Saturday.
REPRESENTA- TIvEs ALEs.
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ST. LoUIs,May S.-CATTLE-Receipts 1000 ship.
Ilehts .---. Market strong. Steers g. UOd4 , /;
Texans and Indians az Cos IS HUGS-keceipts
2OOI, shipments 49,. Market shade lower Heavy
"a 1OH4 70. mixed "a 4Ue4 60. SHEEP-Receipts -.
thlpmenLs Market strong, muttons Is 81,
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CHICAGO. May 3O.-CATTLE-Genera raj business
rather light kecelpts i6OOO. shipments 500; nice,
hardy steers steady. also Texans and butchers
stocE. heavy export steers Zoe lower HOGSNIte-
cripis o6UOO, shipments 10000 Market active aud
steady. Rough and common 81 Goa 81 mixed
and packers - SOa4 80, prime heavy and butchers
weights 81 sg5 %. light a. e5S4 81. pigs 6US
10 SHkEP-Receipis 100ieshipments 200. Mar
ket steady compared with Friday or Saturday of
last week. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. May %.
Money CD call easy with no loans.
Prime mercantile paper 500 per cent
Exchange firm at 81 eS% for sixty-day bills and
s. s. for demand.
Total sales Of stock today 1900 shares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-31

Everybody % step tAkinS medicine aud
k-T a. EssCGTp LS.G i~<It
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telcoriuh

Kansas CITY. May O.-CAr1LE-ReceIpts 200
ROGS-keceipts.5lo0. shipments $500 Market 5aIUc
lower. All grades, - 0OSl S. bulk,4 65aI 50
bHEEP-hecelpts 2dN shipments 1906 market
strong
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The above rates are all single fares for
the round trip. For further information
please call at the Rock Island ticket Office,
100, corner Main street and Douglas ave
pue. Passenger depot corner Mead and
Douglas avenues. w II. NISHART
City Ticket and Passenger Agent,
If Wichita Kan
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FINANCIAL.
Under this head &c per iins per day.
MISCELE1NEOC Us.
EXCURSION.
Half Rate to All Points In Oklahoma Including
Purcell. /. r. Sunday Way 18th. 1872

To Oklahoma Country and Cherokee Strip via
The santa Re Route
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED ", ISRAEL r. C IsRxAL.
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

To buy Wichita city property CT Seds-,cs county
lSno AZ present Prices means ar.e returns en- YOUR
money. WSchita WITH Der stock ard o,eer indus
tries * 3r.t - Der infancy. End such hsrsns We
can nov odec were sever offered before Al HAVING
business IN cur lice aye invited 10 cal oy correspond
Tie wichita interests OF non-resldeats rroperlv
and faithfully cared for. Osice second ro<- Is
North Market Israel Building. d6-S
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NI1lIif Eaglt
FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past AZ
HoursWere: Cattle, light; Hogs, Ola
Shipments: Cattle, lO9; Hogs, 26o'
Horses 1876.
WICHITA, May 80.

The cattle receipts were very light today.
There was light run of stockers sold, but
not enough to establish market. Light
shipping cattle are in demand and would
sell at strong prices.
The quotations here presented are to give the
shipper idea OF The genera range OF prices he
various classes and grades sell within the limits Of
these quotations. ordinR TO the quality offer
ings and the Of the daily markets. These quo
tatOns only changed when there has been a
permanent change in the general market. The
representative safes should be referred 10 to get the
Qaily fluctuations.
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK. May So
SUGAR-herned active and firm.
COFEEE-SpOt Rio steady No :, lA@ISc
ST. Louis Produce.
II. Louis, May -
LARD-Higher. IS 2566 IS outside for choice.
PORK rr' Jobb nE Sll ~
OATS Lower cash sc. Ma, S2Iec July ) sc
Nay {1hs-. -a.., s3c, Sc ,teIu Der 42esc.
OOhN-Cash lower options higher. Cash 4Sc,
Der $40,
Cash 80. :. Nay S6s.c July sc August S5sc Deem
WiEA Cash aud Ma lower, options Irregular.
WElShY-SIendy. FL IA.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

the Pilot ogrspher Pictures IN all siressnd stvl
lie also carries fAs Guest AssoTt1neatot pictlr
snes IN the city. Give him a friendly cali amp
NHlntn samples
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Situations ~ antett-Mute.
Employment 1geucies.

N{TASTEU-5OM FOR EXTRA GANG FOR
w Rock Island railroad. ship every morning.
free. pass to the work Wages SOOd- Come get
your pass ~ miles ride. J. X. h-AwoTtny, salD-
ping agent. uiO IT.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov 22-Flour dull hut
steady; fine grades Of spring, $lO5nle';
superfne spring, $1.75d200; do. winter,
S1.9O0215; extra No. 2 spring, s1S5q2 %;
do. winter $21002.25; extra No. | spring
50 10d425: do. winter. S2.2j03.75; city
mills extra. Sf25 for West Indies. South
ern -four dull; straights. $3.90d400.
Wheat Options opened firm and kmhc.
higher On the decrease Of half million
bushels in the amount Of wheat on passage
but the advance was not long maintained
and prices soon sold of %Mlsc. The mar
ket continued dull and weak and closed y
0Ac. lower Spot lots closed about steady;
spot sales Nc. ? red winter 76Rm1Il2c.;
November. 7GSc; December, 1870; Janu-
AIRY, 7S3sc; March, size; May Sl%c.
CONCEPTIONS opened easier, trading
throughout the day was on limited scale
and the prices closed 4 to &c. lower. Spot
lets closed lower; spot sales: No. 2 mixed,
50Ac.; November. 5Olsc. December, 50lac.;
January, Size; May. SIZE.
Oats-Options dull and weak and prices
only slightly changed. Spot lots closed
quiet and irregular spot sales: No. white.
40&m41c; No. do, 3SKu39c; No ?
mixed 35l2m35&c.
Pork firmer but quiet: old mess, S13.25H
1880; new do, S1A2j@14.75.
Lard futures quiet and feeling less buoy
ant: November. 1880 December $965;
January. S035.
Sugar-Raw steady: S0-test Muscovado.
27kc.; 96-tcst centrifugal, BIC Refined dun (;
cut-loaf and crushed. 53lHjHc.; grant,
lated. 4G9m4kc.; powdered 4.Slft5c. I;
cubes, 4.SlM5c; mould A. 494G5Sc.; con-
fectioners' A, 4.5Gn43,c.
Coffee Spot lots firm; Rio No. :. 17lSc.
Futures closed steady; Rio or Santos, No..
Z. November, E1G65: December $500;
January, S1G25; February. S16.t5.
Pipe line certificates dull but steady;
sales, 1l200O barrels. At Consolidated EN-
! change December opened mt 49, highest,
J33.; lowest 52h: closing, j25s.
NDyal Stores Spirits turpentine selling
fairly at 31H31Ac.
Rosm quiet and unchanged; strained
quoted at 81 80; good do. $135.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY,
oa.r,pss and sales at the Richmond To-
bsceo ExchanEe--Internai Revenue
Coilsctions-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Money loaned at
A64h per cent throughout the day. The
Losing rate was per cent, the lowest
nrIce OF the day. Exchange steady but
1nict: posted rates, 4S5l5G4SS; actual rates,
1Spyd4S44 for sixty days and 4S764S7A
for demand. Governments quiet; currency
80 1919 bid; extended 2's, registered.
100l hid: As coupons. HAY bid. Pacific
railroad bonds closed: Unicn firsts, 107 bid:
do. sinking Funds. 103 bid; Centrals, Jos
bid
There was very little trading on the stock
market during the morning hours. Dealings
we're confined TO about dozen speculatives.
notwithstanding the extreme dullness,
prices were firm throughout and at noon
f4lres were y TO . per cent. higher than
they closed last night Chicago ana East
Illinois led the advance. The sales Tor the
morning amounted 10 only bS0l5 SHARES.
Dealings were on "a much larger scale IN
the last half Of the day than curing the
morning, but the business or the day on
the whole was only moderate the total
sales amounting 10 2i5l2o snaIe0' iHceS
were somewhat irregular but IN nCst cases
firm. and the advance OF the morning was
fully maintained. Even the Sterhns market
showed no change. Inc IluuS''i ''S i'u
the market IN point Of Strength ana ac-
t,v,+v chicago and East Illinois recorded
the greatest advance, closing PA per cent.
higher. The advance in the stock was as
.-9hod 20 tho fact that the statement Tor
,hn g. three months Of the fiscal year
49, tbo company 10 have earned $4,000
surplus over ali fixed charges. Chicago Gas
TrnSt was strong on the authorized pay
roont Of quarterly dividend OF IA per
cent. Sugar Trust was again strong on
~ ~ an extra dividend. London was a
bnver in a small way to-day Of some Of the
toadinc stocks. The advance for the day
ysnged from * to 2A per cent
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BALTIMORE.
RATTTMORE \

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 22.-Flour
steady and unchanged.
Wheat weak Nc. ? red spot, 73073c. A.;
November, 730 73Hc.; December, $500
74hc.; January 75AM75%c.; May. SlAM
size; steamer No red, CSC. bid; milling
wheat by sample, 7307Gc.
Corn dull; mixed spot 4SAmi0c.; Novcm-
Der, 4S&m49c.; year, 4Si9nlShc.; January,
4SU4S4c; February, 4sc bid; May 5Sc.
bid: steamer. 47iic.; Southern white and
yellow, 10y sample 4Gii0f9c.
Oats firm and higher; No. > white, West
en. 43c. asked; No. mixed Western,
3Si2Mo9c.
Hay drmer; good TO choice timothy,
$1i.50N1J.jO
Cotton firm; middlng, 95sc.
Provisions unchanged; mess pork, $500;
bulk meatS-oose shoulders SIC; clear rib
sides. SiIc.; sugar-curad smoked 'houlders,
9i2c.; hams, small, 124c.; large. 1l4H1l12c.
Lard Refined, 10Ic.; crude, 9i4c.
Butter iirln, creamery, fancy, 3lH32c
do. fair 10 choice. 2Sn30c: do, imitation,
25026c.; ladle, fancy, 22G23c.; do, good
10 choice, 19020c. rolls. fancy, 22023c.
&c. fair to good, 2Oa2lc.; store-packed.
l7m19c.
Eggs firm AT 2GI21c.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoeS fair, 1s4c.; No.
I. lie.
Sugar unchanged; graduated. Sf9t.
StockS-Virglnia tllrees. 1852; Baltimore
and Ohio stock, 95i2; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern hrsts. JOS do third incomes,
@: Consolidated Gas bonds, III; do. stock,
3S3.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RlCHMONl), VA Nov. p, 1S92.
No offerings of tobacco at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
pers, 80 hOgsheads; fillers, l; scrap bright,
B; Tugs dark, 20 Total, 80 hogsheadS.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
spections-Bright, ~ hogsheads; dark. 4
hogsheads; Western. hogsheadS Rein
spectlons-Bright, "a hogsheads and l
uerce.
Farmers, Meals, Myers. Allegheny, Old
Dominion, Dayenport's, Planters, Shcckoe
and Seabrook's tobacco warehouses report
today; Receipts, 40 packages; deliveries
~ packages
United States internal revenue collections
Tor the city Of Richmond, Va, to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes. S1,52415; plug to-
oa.eoS, S2'5l5.02 Total $4039.l7.
Dig sale OF loose bright tobaccos at
sneournes to-day; prices good. Another
big sale for tomorrow.
Sh0ckoe sold 8747O mounds dark loose
HoacooS today; highest price, $500. A
AAlt saie al shockoe tomorrow.
OIehshu" tobacco warehouse sold 80 025
pouhuS qark loose tobaccos to-day; highest
price NO. good sale Of dark tobaccos
at Crenshaw's Tor tomorrow.
A good sale Of bright tcbaccos at Daven-
PoitS tobacco warehouse today; highest
price $500 Another good sale for to.
morrow.
Inc usual good sale at the Planters ware
hOu9e q -day and another for tomorrow
Inc Iourler-Journsl Of Monday morning.
N0fmDer Il. 1892, reports the Louisville
N.Y. TOBACCO market as follows;
Ihe sales AT the warehouses during the
week were $3.50 hogsheads, of which sO7
were private. In the corresponding week
CT 1871 he sales were $50. Sales for the
month and year, G200 and i465SO, against
o'oD aud 1878 for the corresponding
period last year. Receipts for the week,
llo2 hogsheads, against $50 for the cor
Responding week OF 1891. The market has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-23

An ORDINANCE - CONCERNING
ATHE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY BLOChlNG
SEVENTH STREET WITH us Cans
Approved November 49, 1872.
Be IL ordained by the Councll OF the
city OF Richmond:
That the James River division OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
where II crosses Seventh street. shall be
allowed only three minutes al any one
time within which TO block me closs' ~.
with their cars. and all ordinances, so
far as they conflict with this ordinance;
are hereby repealed. Upon a failure OF
the said Chesapeake and Ohio railway
10 fully comply with the PROVISIONS OK
this ordinance they shall be subject OF
fine OF not less than S. nor more than
SO for each and every such failure. the
Chief OF Police shall see that TINS orol-
no22st City Clerk.
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THE TIMEs-RICHMoND. VA WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER % 1882

been uniformly strong throughout the week
and quotations are marked up on the lever
grades OF red hurley and colory Green river.
The following were the tobacco sales for
the week, month and year TO November
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-23
CITY ORDINANCES


A N oRDINANCE-To GRANT THE
ALRIGHT OF WAY ALONG AND
THROUGH THE STREETS OF THE
Glrf TO A. 8. BUFORD AND OTHERS
r rV THE PURPOSE OF TELAUTO-
1892 80
be ~ ordained by the Council of the
city or Richmond:
l. mat permission is hereby granted
70 a. y. Buford, w. S. Gum, James B.
race Charles Watkins, James II. Doo-
christian and T. NJ. Logan. subject to
me conditions and provisions herein-
a.etl stated, to erect poles in the
streets and alleys Of said city, and run
s ~ tai wires thereon, for the purpose
vi photographic and telephone commu-
LIication within and without the said
vtsIy' The routes TO be allowed under
siiIs ordnance are to be such as may be
lroIn time to time determined on and
speclned by the Committee on Streets.
z, On any route conceded by the Com
n,lttee on Streets. and accepted by the
apoEe-hamed persons the said per-
s ons shall, under the direc-
uoh OF the City Engineer, so place
use or said poles by the fire alarm and
police telegraph. in all cases giving the
cHIoice or position TO the city's wires.
wherever 1t shall be deemed advisable
10 extend the fire alarm and police tee-
graph over such route.
.. Inc said persons to furnish telau-
tographic and, when supplying the same.
teiephonic exchange service to the city
az special reduction OF so per annum
LOT each municipal station.
.. NO shade trees shall be disturbed
cut or damaged by the said persons in
the prosecution of the work hereby au-
tnOflZed without the permission of the
= nf1H Mt nf hn
OF property. I'm front of which such trees
may stand, first had and obtained; and
an work authorized by this ordinance
snali be. In every respect, subject TO the
Clty Engineers supervision and control.
.. Ihis permission Is also subject TO
all me provisions Of the city ordinance
as TO the joint use of poles, approved
July is. 1891
8. Permission is also granted to run
wires under James river in such man.
ner and under such conditions and re-
strictlons as may be determined on by
SAID committee on Streets from time 10
time.
T. Any person or company, to whom
the, privileges herein granted shall be
sofa, ASSIGNED or leased, shall be bound
by all the conditions and limitations
herein set forth or mentioned.
j. The City Council may at any time
amend or revoke the above-stated per-
missions. Upon revocation the then
owner or lessee Of said permissions
shall Immediately remove all poles and
wires erected under this ordinance.
= For failure 10 conform fully 10 the
provisions OF this ordinance, or any
amendment or revocation thereof. or any
requirement made hereunder. the owner,
assignee or lessee Of said permission
shall be liable TO a fine Of not less Ian
ten dollars nor more than five hundred
dollars-each days failure to be sepa-
rate Ofense
This ordinance shall be I'm force from
its passage. BEN T. AUGUST.
nO22-5t City Clerk.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 22.-Flcur dun
and slow of sale.
Wheat was easy for deliveries in the
Northwest, but showed very little change
I'm prices at the close. January and May
closed lsc. lower; No. , red in store, re.
Receipts, 2f9 cars.
The corn deal was undressing and dull.
The market was easier, but there was no
great decline in prices No. in store, 4l9s
M4lMc. Receipts. 81 cars
Oats did little more than follow corn,
closing i,c. lower; No. >, 32U3j12c. Re
ceipts, 29l cars.
Provisions were weak on the receipts Of
hogs exceeding expectations 10y 1900.
Pork declined 22lac. and lard and ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-23
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Cotton receipts
at the ports are $4,000 bales, against 50'oVo
bales last week and 5000 bales last year.
The spot market Is steady at 3-16 advance
I'm quotations. Middling uplauds, 9's; sales,
1875 bales Futures closed weak; sales,
$4,000 bales; November, 927@9.29; De-
cember 9.2S0929: January, 9.43m9.4l
February. 0.5G09.57; March, 9.O9n9.1O;
April. 9.S009Sl; May. 90On9.9l; June,
1OO3a10Ol July, 1005al0.07; August,
IN 1DIf1u Il
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union. STOCK YARDS, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-
Cattle-Recepts, 1900; trmer; common to
extra steers, s2.7j@5.S5.
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; strong; &c. high
or: heavy, $57Od6.05; mixed and medium
s.. 7505. 90: light, SJ.4Jd5.o5
Sheep Receipts ZOO; about s'ehuy
common to choice, S3O0@5.OO lambs, 1925
M550.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-23

Classification Of this weeks sales-Burley:
Old crop. g.; 1891 crop. 9l9; 1892 crop, 5s4 {;
total, 1870. Dark: Old crop, 500; 1891
crop. 422 1892 crop. 80; total, LOGO. To-
tails: Old crop. 623; 1891 crop, 1,341; 1S12
crop. 2i0: total. 2.630.
Classification Of sales January LIST to
date-Burley: Old crops, 6,T4o; 1891 crop,
97. 76s: 1892 crop, $50; total, l05,356. Dark:
Old crops. 1855; 1891 crop 2l.1o5; lS92
crop. III: total. 41,22I. Totals: Old crops
20. iO7; 1891 crop, 1888; 1892 crop $50;
total. 1860.
Comparisons with previous years-SaIes-
Total sales OF new crop to date: 1872, IA
GEO. 1891. 1Ol. 4S3, 1890. 99l06. Sales OF
now crop to date. original inspection: lS9Z,
1Ol OG6; 1891. 1925; 1890, 72,2l7.
Reiections-R Reflections this week lSo2'
oo3. 1891. 2SS; 1890. 343. Reflections Janu-
arv 1st 10 date: 1892. 27,267; 1891. 3O'4o4;
1890 2s, CAS-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this week: 1892, 1'l52;
1901 $50: 1890 712. Receipts January LIST
70 date: 1892, 102 1893; 1891, s6,O25; 1890,
IS. 4J7.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
dav: william w. Carter, Wilson. \. C.;
BENJAMIN Watkins Lee, Houston, Va.
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Crude turpentlne steady; hard, s1.00; yell
low dip and virgin, $1.70.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-spot cotton firm.
with fair demand. Alddllng uplands, D.;
sales, 10000 bales: speculation and export,
1900 bales; receipts, $4,000 bales; Ameri-
can, 22,10O bales. Futures strong and sc-
tive: American middling, low middling
clause, November, o. November December,
54-G4; December-January, 5l-Oig
1894; January-February, 51-64ai 5o-0i;
February. March, A 53-6id4 59Gi; March
April. 4 54-64d4 57-G4; Aprll-May, 4 5s-649
4 1904; May-June. 1O-G4g5 1854; June
July, 5 12-6;G5 1864.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
nIlIINIANn - NJ % 100

Offerings Wheat, 1906 bushels; corn, SO
bushels, cats. 2,OOu bushels
Sues-Wheat, 1905 bushels; corn, $40
bushels. cats, 1900 bushels.
Quotations Wheat-LOngherry, 72c. To
Tie; mixed zoe. TO 7Gc.; shortbcrry. Csc.
90 76c; No. red, 74c 20 75c. Corn
White, Virginia, new dag LOTS, 49c. to
bic; No. 2 white, JOc.; No. mixed 47c
70 4Sc. Winter oats for seed, Csc 10 42c. /;
No. mixed 37c. TO 3sc.; No. mixed, Soc.
20 36c. Rye, Coo 10 csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-23
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Reported by Messrs. John J.. Williams Il
Sons. Bankers. corner Tenth and Main
stTeets.l
RICHMOND Va. Nov. 90 1892.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Nov. 2.-spirits
turpentine steady it 2sc.
Rosin firm; strained, $lOO; good do''
S1.05.
Tar firm at slips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-23

An ORDINANCE-TO AMEND AND
hREORDAIN AN ORDINANCE EN-
TITLED AN ORDINANCE TO AL
Low THE RICHMOND CITY AND
SEVEN PINES RAILROAD COMPANY
TO RUN a TRACK ON TWENTY-
SIXTH STREET AND TO OPERATE
IT'S ENGINES AND CARS THEREON.
Approved November IS, 1892.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of the
city Of Richmond:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-04
addition to the states $4,000 for a COP

addition to the states $4,000 for cop
per exhibit ut the Worlds Fair.
Bronson baptists are without pas
tor. so one of their number is appointed
each Sunday to read a sermon.
DR.. Samuel S. JessOp. we'll KIN own in
army circles and among island resort
ers, died at Mackinac Friday.
Wages at the basket factories will be
lower this year than last for both day
work and piece work.
The Nelson-Barber grain elevator,
recently destroyed by fire at Ithaca,
will be rebuilt.
Morgan Lewis. so years old, dropped
dead OF apoplexy at Coldwater Friday
Barry county will vote on the ques-
ton of new court house and jail.
Both of the Douglas basket factories
are running full force of hands.
Chicago capital is endeavoring to buy
or lease the 500 electric railway.
Ludington school houses are being
surrounded with shade trees.
Pipe laying for st. Joseph's new
water works begins today.
Property has taken an advance of q
per cent at Adrian.
Emmett county will have q fair Sep
tember Is to Is.
Edmore has a republican club with
125 members.
Ice boating is still popular a,
Menominee.