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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21
Tho Worlds Fair-whst 1t Mea,s.

II means that from May l until Oct, 81
there will be on exhibition In Chicago the
trump hs Of all the ages. The rarsst and
choicest specimens of the handiwork of
man from the nations Of the earth will be
there to instruct and delight.
That for six months Chicago will be the
most cosmopolitan spot on the globe.
That the American people will have the
wonderful opportunity OF minglina with
and observing the habits and charaoteristics
Of the people of every nation in ths world.
That villages" of the different FOREIGN
countries. constructed by and made ur
entirely OF the people from such countries.
will be a most interesting feature of the
fair.
That the American citizen, OF whatever
foreign birth or psrentaRe. may carry him
self back again to the land Of his origin
by visiting and studying these foreign
Villages"
That n few days or weeks spent at the
Worlds fair will be worth years of traye'.
That this 10 the grandest opportunity the
American people have ever had for inter.
eating study and pleasure, and that a tip tc
Chicago during ths next six months will be
the event of a lifetime.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul mil
way Offers the best and most fleanent train
service from 1T. Paul and Minnearolis Il
Chicago. The only line lighting its train
by electricity. The most perfect dininl
service, and the best sleering cara in thi,
county,. Ask your agent for ticksts vi.
~ no Milwaukee'-the Governments Fas
Mail Line. or address J. I. CoNLEY,
Asst. Gent. Pass Agent,
St. Paul, Mimi.
NorE-Write for a c.. M. d. st. p. World,
fair folder. II gives full particulars as I,
! now to visit tho far and what it will cost.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21
Slim ulate the Blood.

BRANDRETH's Pulls are the great blood
purifier. They are a purgative and blood
tonic. they act equally on the bowels, the
kidneys and the skin. thus cleansing the
system by the natural outlet OF the body
they may be called the pu,gative sudoritic
blood SO as to Enable nature to throw off NIL
morbid humors and cure disease no matter
by what name it may be called. One or two
of them taken every night will prove an in
failible remedy.
Sold in every drug and medicine store.
either plain or sugar coated.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21

n our delieht is dosolato,

when our delight 10 dosolato,
And hope Ia oyerthrown; -
And when tho heart must bear the weiene
Oe its own love nlone;
Ana when tho soul, whose thoughts are deep.
Must guard them lnreyealed.
And cci that 1t IL full, but keep
That fulness calm and scaled;
When loves long glance Il dark with pain
With none to meet or cheor;
And words OF woe are wild in vain
For those who cannot hear;
when enrth Il dark and memory
Pale in the heaven above
The heart can bear to lose its joys
hut not to ceaseto love.
But what shall guide the choice within.
OF guilt or agony.
When 10 remember is to sin.
And to forget Ito die! ,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21
Manhood Restored,

DR.: +. C.. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment. a
specttlc for Hystsria. Dizziness, Fits, Neuralgis
Aeadacbe, Nervous Prostitution caused BY alcohol
softoning Of Braia, causing iasanity, mi.ery, do.
cay; death. Premature Old age, Esrrenness. Loss
on OF Po ~ Fin eithss reg, Impotency, Leucorrhoa
Spermatorrhna caused by over-exertion Of
brain, telf,abuee. .over-indulgence. A montas
treatment 81, 8 for IS, by mail. We guarantee s
will send written guarantee to refund If not
cured. Guarantees issued only by H. ID. Parchep
q Co., sole agents. Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21
Worlds Fair Rates via the Northern
Pacific.

Pacific.
On and after May 4th the Northern Pa.
cifo will sell excursion tickets from Helena
to Chicago and return at the rate Of $40.
The transit limit In each direction wi be
forty days. with final limit Nov. Is, 1893.
If desired by purchasers. tickets will be
issued to return via either the Union Pa
cifio or Great Northern railways at the
same rate.
Bear in mind the fact that the Northern
Pacific Ia the only line running through
cars between Helena and Chicago, without
change.
For further information. sleeping chr
reservations, etc. call at the Northern Pa
cifio city ticket Office. or address
A. D. EDGAR. Gen'l Agent,
Corner Main n Grand streets, Helena,
Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21
DIR. RAYMOND,

The manager of the Chicago
division of the Liebig World Dis
pensary, will deliver his grand
lecture to the general public
Wednesday evening, May "a,
upon "Marriage, Its Successes
and Failures, and Why's" also
upon "Men's Successes and Fail
ures in Life" Subjects of par
ticular interest to ladies will be
discussed. The lectures will be
amusing, instructive and enter
tanning, and in every sense of the
word chaste. A small admission
fee will be charged to cover the
expense of music, vocal and in
strumental, and any balance will
be donated to the treatment of
the sick poor. Read the Ming's
opera house notice in Sundays
Independent.
DIR. Stoddart will give free
consultation every day, at rs
Main street, until May IS. May
26 he will be at the Park hotel,
Great Falls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-21
DRS, L|ED|G / CO.
M OF SAN FRANCISCO.
DR.. A. G. sroDDART

The managing physician of the
we'll known medical and surgical
incorporation, the Liebig World
Dispensary, of San Francisco and
Helena, meets in free %consulta-
ton with the managing special
doctor of Liebig & Co., of Chi
cago, at IS Main street, Helena,
for one week, from May IS to
"a inclusive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
Cupid In a Grape-Basket.

A fair daughter OF Winiamsport has
Just closed up a little romance and is
now enjoying her honeymoon I'm New
YORK city. Miss Mildred Althoff. who wa g
formerly an accountant IN a large mann
featuring plant. went up TO Portland
y. Y, TINS summer 10 spend her vaca.
ton as a grape-ptcker in big vine
yard. She is a pretty girl and. fond of
romance. so she penned this note and
tucked 1t In a basket OF grapes:
Il am employed as a rape-picker by
FRANK ). Lyle IN his vineyards, between
Dunkirk and BroctOn. i'm the town OF
Portland. Ny home is at Williamsport
Pennsylvania, where l am employed
regularly as an accountant i'm a large
manufacturing concern of that CITY. [
am an orphan, but am we'll connected.
having two brothers at the head of mines
In Colorado and an uncle who is presi-
dent OF a bank in Nebraska Next year
i shall again work I'm the vineyards near
Brocton tmerely for recreation and a
change Of air., and il this note should fan
into the hands Of young man who is
DESTROYS Of making the acquaintance
Of a respectable grape-picker, 1 would ike
10 hear from him"
The basket OF grapes containing this
letter fell into the hands Of George r.
NewcOmb, young man employed as
salesman for New York clothing con-
Germ, and who at the time the basket
Of fruit was received was the guest
OF his parents. who reside about four
miles from clean.
He came here but could not find the
pretty grape-gatherer, so when his vaca-
ton arrived he went 10 Lytle's vineyard.
He there met Miss Althon; the wooing
lasted three weeks, and last Thursday
they were married.-Phlladelph Re
cord.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l5.-united
States Marshal Long has received a tele-
,ram from Attoruey-General Slney d.
.ecting the release Of the Chinese whom
ie had arrested for violating the Geary
sct Fourteen were in the Marshars Gus
ody for that offense. and to-day they
we're let out Of the county Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
BONDS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. l5.-The wheat
market was dun to-day with periods of
activity Strength and weakness alter
taiel. ana the close was al about the
.'h "A gain OF l1c for December and $50.
i.I May for the day, after opening about
U- same as yesterdays close TO &c. lower.
'ofn showed considerable strength
ne market opened fractioually higher
aNl advanced ga re. Later some recess
.as took place. followed by a steadier
t't.Ns at the close which was aoaihc
iriirr than yesterday. A good cash H.
-'..t prevailed az an advance of atd2c.
..ei' were higher on buying, with light
.tfov.s,ons We're firm at the openine ON
-. A5Aier run OF live hogs than expected
-r''I ab advance in the price i'm time
t.e Himness lasted throughout the fiyst
,..' put later fell off. and declined i'm
t- ltlNy with hogs. The large estimate
l1-morrow had, likewise. a weakepino
-... blt packers We're liberal sellers
+ lhe close showed material losses in
t.s' January pork being ACC. below,
.-.-laS ugures, January lard 15c
".I ana January ribs l7lac. lower
l.aN s-FlOur-Onerings mod
a.e dhl prices unchanged; No 3 enri,i,,
'tsal lfc.; No. red 6li[c = ~ :
r..t1 o,''s4"'5c No. ? oats. 2Sq2Siic-
Id. I3Ik. Sl15Qqi4GO; lard. SS77iSyaa}
short rib sides, S7S7iLaS on td,s2g
-.ieis, SLOOQI25; short clear s Jtiess
''o't rJOi whisky, $l15 SUITS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov l5.-Coiion aHn'
uplands 3-l6. Orleans, : i-lp, sa,r,.
DIS balcs Futures closed barely steady >
salcs. f5i .2n bales. November, ~, i..
Comber krl. January, Nl&, fepiuai, I:
$40. March. S26; April s.j'' may CIV
ia ne. SO. -. Nan, ar
ic-'me oncn kotfle. steady AZ S0a3sc.
Peanuts oulct: fancy hand.pickea &c,
Co0cc- Options steady and nnchS,llg 20.
10 i0 poinfs up: November SltVpt ~,
March SIGGJN1G1O 10. May, Si7''" i'''''
Srot RIO dull and nominal. e....a..
SMEAR Raw quiet ana STEADY; IdiI ieuu-
inc t3-lGc. Refined STEADY ana ~ ian
da1.7,,,od. no. q. 4 1-lG0 tic; standard \,
a.f,.l,ia,c.. cut loaf 5p5 3-ltc; crushed
~. g-f6e.. graduated, ! Hl"dfiSc.
it-oighis 90 Liverpool firm and quiet;
cotfon bv steamer li-6id.; grain, by
SIiIVVERP0OL Nov i5-Noon. Cotton
moderate and at stoadicr prices Ameri-
tgn. 49,: sales. 10000 bales; American,
9O00 bales. speculation and export. 500
Futurcg steady and unchanged to 2-6f:
American middling November 25-6i;
Decembcr-January 4 2i-6i; January Feb
tuarv. Z 24-G40t 2G.G4 February March,
4 2j-6fal 27-64: March-Aprii 27-G4f
4 2S.6f, April-May, 30-6f May-June.
4 1864. June-July. 4 32-Giai 33-G1 Tend
trs, 200 bales new dOckets.
II. M.-Low middling clause. Novem-
Der 26-dini 2I-Gi, November Deem
ber 1851. values; Overwhelmingly.
: SO-Oa. sellers, January February, 4 1854
a. 2i-A; February March, 4 2S-t4 sell
Frs; March-April. 2g-G4. values: April
May 3o-6404 3l-Gi, May-June, 4 32-64.
buyers; June-July, 1861 values. Flu
lures closed nrm at the advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
Killed bY Rnrglars.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. Is. - Thomas
Prunty was shot and killed by burglars
who broke into his house. No. 10 west
Thirteenth street. about S:45 o'clock this
morning Mrs. Prunty was awakened by
hearing two men moving about her bed
room. She aroused her husband. who
jumped out of bed. confronted the in
truders, one OF whom fired. instantly
killing Prunty His wife's screams, to-
gether with the shooting, brought other
members of the family TO the room. Peter
Prunty and his sister Hattie, ran and
blocked the burglars escape. The burglars
fred at them, wounding the young man
I'm The ankle, and his sister in the 1eshy
part of the leg The robbers then es-
capped before aid could be called, and
mono OF the family obtained a descrip-
tion OF the desperadoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
GROCERIES.

~ .----r-r-r-r-~- ~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~JN
~ RANULATED SUGAR. 5 CENTS per
VI pound. ..
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR, Sl3 CENTS
per pound.
. mounds best Cream Cheese for 25c.
'Three large Cans Tomatoes for 2oc.
New Early June Peas, Zoe. per can.
New Corn, 3 cans Tor Zoc.
pure Lard, &c. pound.
sweitzer Cheese, 2Oe. pound.
Sew Home Made Preserves, &C., or 4
ssrhnckle's Ariosa Coffee, &c pound
T-ieht bars Large Soap for 25c.
Iar,re cans Table Peaches, lOc.
f5oneiess Goldfish, Sc. per pound.
pure Sugar Syrup, zoe. gallon.
Nv Mackerel, 30c. per dozen.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings. 10c.
Nsy Virginia Buckwheat, 4c. a pound
Annie Butter, &c. pound, or pounds
carolina Rice. &c. pound.
port Shoulders, o.. per pound.
nried Apples, &c. per pound.
New Jelly. &c. pound or pounds for
ZI Snow Flake Flour. 1918 barrel or
oSc r sack -. - xxo.
barrel or 2sc. n sack.
q. ULLMAN'S SON.
1870 and 1922 east Main.
,y6one SO. Priee-List malice on ap-
plicataou-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Light offerings Of tobaccos at auction
on Change to-day; highest price for sun
cured, S72j
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
wrappers, 4 hogsheads: filters. ~.
smokers, 10 Total, 81 hOgsheads
Inc tobacco inspector reports to-day:
iinSpections-Brig 81 hogsheads. dark,
3 hogsheads and 4 tierces. Reinspec-
uons-Brlght, 10 hogsheads and / fierce
uark IL hogsheads and tierces.
u Wilson'S Old Dominion, ALLEGHENY
ShelDurne.s, ShOckOe, Davenport s. Cren-
shaWs, Planters and SeabrOok's tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts 3
packages, deliveries, 2O7 packages.
united states internal revenue collec-
ions Tor the city of Richmond, Va. to-
gay: Cigars and cigarettes, 80, 3O1. 40; plug
tooaccos, S2,53239. Total s., S33 70
a nice sale Of bright loose tobaccos al
SheiDurne's tobacco warehouse to-day.
prices keeping up very well. A number
OF farmers from Eastern North Carolina
are here. and there will be a very dne
large break al this warehouse Tomorrow
very good loose sale at Davenport
warehouse and a big break of brights
at this warehouse for tomorrow.
4 very good sale OF loose bright TO-
Daccos at the Planters tobacco warehouse
Today, with prices unchanged. A heavy
break for tomorrow
heklstered at the Tobacco Exchange To-
udy' W. J.. Barrett. Chesterfield
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 15.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat steady: No. . red spot, GiHG
size, steamer No. . red. Gle. bid; mill
ing wheat by sample 65nG8c.
Corn steady. mixed spot 4j1sU l5Ic.;
November. 45H i5hc.; steamer mixed, &c
asked. white corn, by sample. 46c. for
old and 4G041c for new; yellow do, 46c.
for old and 4ON43c. for new.
oats quiet and steady; No. white.
Western, 334Q55iac. No. > mixed, W est
ern, 33R034c
Rye slow, No. . Sc.
Hay steady; good 10 choice timothy,
S1AjOQ1j.50
Grain frcights unchanged.
Butter quiet: creamery, fancy. 2TG2Sc.
do, fair 20 choice, 23u2jc.; do. imita-
ton. 2ld22c.
dc.
Coffee. quiet; Rio cargoes. fair, l9ltc.;
No. Z. 1850.
sugar strong; graduated. &c
Other articles unchanged
stocks Northern Central stock. G7a,0
6N; Baltimore and Ohio Southwegtern
lo3; nrst incomes. 6lGT5; second incomes
%l9@G third incomes. Z: Consolidated Gas
bonds, Ill; do. stocks. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16

brilliant success Its Success was CON
tested. and many people questioned
Wnether II would be lasting They spoke
OF the chorus of old men I'm the Kermesse
In the second act. and OF the Soldier =
Chorus In the fourth act One OF my
confreres said TO me: 'You can write
melody. There Is plenty in these two
pieces. Why didn't you put any i'm the
othersT Seven performances OF the opera
were given without a single editor offer
Ing 10 publish the score. Finally. thanks
70 the intervention Of Prosper Pascal, an
artist fun OF delicacy and Of talent, NJ.
Choudens. the publisher. entered into ar
engagements with us"
bounods own conception of the opera OF
faust' Is Of decided interest in these
days OF Psychological analysis. Before
produced Faust" he remarked to a
visitor few years ago. people did not
understand that kind of music-the
simple. | expressed the Marguerite OF
Goethe as | understood her-the village
maiden. pure and chaste. even when she
mas fallen Marguerite is never impure.
some years ago, after had conducted the
performance or Faust before the late King
ol hanover, MS majesty sent for me.
anu saiu' nave your opera performed
every Sunday evening, and il is 10 me a
continuation Of the divine service I have
ATTENDED In the day. Your Marguerite IS
as pure when the certain falls as when
first Faust meets her."
someone, uttering I'm the press q fare
Wen euiogy on GOunOd. has referrod TO
MN as going 60 meet Mozart" This
allusion is TO the French composers IN
aDated love and admiration of the
Herinan. Mozart was always uppermost
III MS thoughts. "Ah." said he once 10 a
young friend OF his, "ah. nv child If
You only knew what Mozart isl When
was m the school at Rome l used to say
~ when l returned TO Paris | used TO
say 1 and Mozart: when / was forty
years old J said Mozart and +: ana now
say SUPPLY Mozart. Kate Fields
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
FJNANCEANDC0MMERCE
,gE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
MONET.
offerings aud sales At the Richmond To-
bacco ExchAngc-iDtornal Revenue
Conecti sns-Toreign Advices.

N.W YORK. Nov. ia-Thc sales on me
. Exchange su.dly were only lS'lWb
.Ias. and represented merely the opera
s Of Ga. room trldcrs ana other pro-
....ouak At the start the market was
...rlIly higher with American SUE Ar IN
Id. .rll unc Improvement ranged from
t.. q. per cc0t but before II o'clock a
80 was made on Western Union ana
MANHATTAN. the former being forcci down
.. SIS and the latter 10 l25. decline on
81. and ~. per cent, respectively. pc
CHANGERS also suffered 81 Paul and Bur
Ugi0n ard Quincy being especially wetN,
fulDT heavy sales. vanderbilt sl'. -
wore weaker than for some time pssI
AeN York Central selling down 70 -,
lie iulustrlals. outside OF WHISKY, Wtsy
weak. COrdage common declined 20 -
and preferred 20 81 Near the 49,
..cro was a rally OF small prop3il
and the market left on barely steaDS
The net changes for the day D',.y.s
nI Western Union. General Elccu i', .,,s..,
AtIk Central Canada southern anu 'N irbe
central which lost lnlM per cent, nor
loss lu COrdafc preferred was f,14s
cent Railway and mIsceHanco~'
Money on call has been easy, I i,l, Us
from iql4 per cent, last loan ae a, re6t |
cent. and closing offered q ,pi@r cent |
prime mercantile paper 'H' sterling |
Lsr silver. CD. Mexican dollars 'n. o'V ,tt..,iS
silver duh and quiet; posiea. ,tl,tsiM 10 !
ltssi.. commercial bills 4slHt9lA IoI |
etfy DAYS and 4S3HafSi4 t.I vac isiai,I.
Government bonds quiet St, Do''ds
d.L Railroad bonds hrn, 9liNer at
fhc stock Exchange nceie.t''' EN- COO noo. |
treasury Balances COM SDtoouVVOi |
. w '''''' srOCh QUOTATIONS..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKrT.

NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-Flour bare,
-y winter wheat. low grades. $1,000
g. Iatent -. iOup.oJ, Minnesota clear
'-'ta -W DO. patent, S5.SOQ435; low eX.
,H S-Oj02.45. Southern flour dun ant
common 70 fair extra, S2OOU3.OO
OBJ choice. S3.1O042O
'.a, spot market firTuer; No. . red
atl elevator 664WG6ikc., ahOat.
options declined 1suhc. on
l eh.es and for good selling ease.
r. firm al &C., trading fairly ac-
Jar lDer, Oic'; November, &C.
dun and nrmer: No. . ele.
l anOat, 49, n46i5c. Options
r 't1tzc on closing and firm
So. ..''.i, November, 45sc, December,
ap.t quiet and easier. Options
..rl., l.IineIt November. 34lkc.: De
I. ..' - no. 2, BE. No. 8. 33bc.
'''''e' "'ag3Cci mixed Western,
p 70 2 cs ana weak; shipping. COO.
UaoY ,lo.ce $4,000. 49,
l'i quiet and uosettioa. 1...,-
~, 't-1c.; pulled. i0425c' NO'i'e''i0
lf YJ. s,'f,- ana quiet, family SO MN
l.I af 81 SlO.JO0IlOO. beef hams
CITY e4ff. 100. tierced beef o,,fst
meats gYI.ti ".t mess. S2l OO022 90, en-
Gems. $3.50 Aled bellies, $3.50: shout.
t5,m.aal ' mans S925QlOOO, middies
closed AZ ~ and lower: Western s,o.o.
South Ar.,'' city, $3.50. Renee IAN
'''''' Slo.2O; compound. : S7 ~: |
1870 '~'idie demand. NOSE S,-.o |
l9qse quiet and weak. s,oto AL
el'fp f-l,tg creamery. 22lJoGc ,,, uaIiy |
Cotton tee aao.. creamery 5OG a. g9s'ern
BE- yeiloe ID oil quiet and weske $50,
Petroleum otloc. '"Ne'
,,.rro.s Wssi,1ga. ana firm; crude in
more. s., ~. ftio, Philadelphia sn s6fn pei.,
Rosn QUE. 40 bulk. s203a2G5@. anu Daiu-
hon 10 good al Ssa hrm. strained. rom
--'peH'ine dull and stead, =, ,o,,1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH GA. Nov. 1j.-Turpentine
opened quiet at 27hc.; sales, 500 casks.
Inc majority Of buyers were inclined 20
pear the market but one exporter entered
the market and secured 800 casks at 27i.c
while some factors had for higher prices.
Kosin-The market is firm and quota.
tons are readily paid for an grades: ne
dunn grades are I'm strong demand: rev-
eral grades advanced to-day; the receipts
and d, S10j; Z, S1.1O; r, S115: G. S1.20;
II, $40; /, SlG5; K, S215; NJ, S2G5; n.
$40; window glass $500: water white,
SAFE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
GENERAL MARKErS.

DRUGS, DYESTUFFS. OILS, ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted. I5Ql6c.
| Alum-344c
Concentrated Lye-$l.75 to Sc co per case
Cochineal-50c. per pound.
Copperas-l 1-2Q2c.
Madder-l6c.
Indigo-G0Q75c.
Olls-Linseed, 5OQ55c.: machine ASqa7zc
whale, 4oc. straits. 4Ogi5c.: Labrador
cod OIL 4OqoOc; lard, 75e@sOO; sweet
s. 90 per dozen, best salad, $3.50; Virginia
lubricating l5giOe. kerosene. 7G9c. Gosh
per gallon.
Alcohol. $29OQ25O sperm OIL. LOCAL .25:
castor OIL, $40; sulphur 3Q4c.; blue
stone. sal l-2c.
Spices-Pepper. SQlOc. auspice. s0Ioc
ginger. i4q2ic.: cloves, 2Oc.; cinnamon
bark. Zoe.
LUMBER.
Yellow Pine--1, / Ii. IL inch. No. /,
seasoned, l6 feet $l4OOQl6.OO; I. l Ia. IL
inch, No. 1. green. i6 feet sl2 .00a1400; l.
IA, I-2 inch. no 2, seasoned, 10 feet.
S20Oql400; /, IA. IL inch, No. ?, green,
I6 feet. si0Ooql2.O9; l. Ia. IL inch, No.
8. green. l6 feet. ssOOgs.0o; /. IA. IL
inch. No. /, heart. 16 feet, $500; 1, IA.
1 l-2 inch. No. Z heart. Is feet. sl800d22.00.
Misunderstanding Fitched-No. /. sea-
boned, 16 feet, Sl400; No. l, green. is feet,
$500: seasoned, I6 feet. 81. O0a13oo; No.
2. green, lC feet. Sl000Ql200, No. 3, green.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. &c.
cement-James River. $l.1 per barrel:
Rosendale, tL30; Imported Portland, $50
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ST LOFTS

ST LOUIS. MO. Nov. 15.-Wheat dun
and higher; December, 57HQ5Sc
Corn higher; November. 32lac.; Deem
Der. 331kc
oats higher; November, 2GAc. Deem
Der. 27lkc
Pork-Standard mess, S1GG2Bd1GS7Ib;
on orders. S1IOO01I12l5.
LaTd-PTime steam. S. S7i50eOO
Dressed Meats-ShOulders, SG.75; longs
ana clear ribs. SS25. shorts $50
Bacon Boxed shoulders. $3.50: longs
NgDi clear ribs. 800, shorts, 1915.
High wines steady at S1.15
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STOTT.-Died. at the residence of J. X.
Sheppard, 102 north Fifth street, at 10
WANNA STOTT; aged seventy-three
years.
Funeral from Second Baptist church
THIS Thursday MORNING at 1880
o'clock.
BARTON.-Died, ELIZA JENfFER.
wlfe OF Judge William 5. Barton and
MARYLAND
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CINCINNATI

Patent, $3.950425: family. s. 75a3OO.
Wheat quiet; No. red. 60c.
Corn-No. . white, 41c.; mixed. 4Oc
oats steady; No. > white, SIZE; No. .
mixed. Bic
Pork-Mess, $500; clear mess. $3.50:
family. $1,000
Lard inactive at $3.50 for steam leaf
and S962l2 for Kettle dried.
Bacon steady; shoulders. So 30. short rip,
sides, $3.50; clear sides. $1,000.
dressed meats inactive and held at $3.50.
shoulders, SN3t2HS.jO, short rib sides
$50 boxed short clear 1913
Whisky steady al n
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MARING INTELLIuENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. io. 1893.

sun rlsts.:........ 6:53 Moon sets. II ~ IN.
sun seis........... 40 Days length lOh.N m.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov u, 1893.
SAILED.
Schooner Emma j. Myer. Mcgee. Bur
lington. n. j., pig iron, }. Nj. Gordon,
agent, vessel Curtis a. Parker
PORT OF WEST POINT, Nov. -. 1893
ARRIN ED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balt-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett, Baiti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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Offerings-W Wheat. 2.O5O bushels. corn
(Whlte), 400 bushels: oats 2JU bushels
Sales-Wheat, l., 4jO bushels; corn Oyhitel
40 bushels; oats, 200 bushels.
Quotations-W heat-LOngberry Ggc 10
70 G6c.; No. red, 65c.
Corn-White. prime Virginia dag Ioto
46c:; white new, 45c. TO 4Gc: No :
white 46c.; No. . mixed, Ale. 20 45c.
No. . mixed. 3jc to 35I5c.; No. 3 mivej
3ic. 10 3fI1c.
Rye ODE 10 JSc