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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
GREAT LAND CASE IN ARIZONA.
4 Claim for Twelve Million Five Hundred
Thousand Acrr-.

Special telegram 10 the DispJtchJ
RALEIGH. y. c., November b.-Judge
Thomas @. Fuller OF the United states
and Court, lett here this afternoon FOR
santa Fe. -. NJ lie says that at the
next term. which begins in few DAYS.
me greatest land case ever tried In this
.ountry viii come UP. IL is the Keavis-
reralta claim for l2.ooo"o acres OF land
no Arizona. and the preparation OF the
title papers alone has cost $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

By telegraph totthe Dispatch)
COLUMBIA. :. g.. November l5-Thrc
white convicts named Henry Gogeins
Sias Phillips. and ". r. Moore, worlar.
on The peuitrntiaTy state farm. ovcrpOw
cred Tho guard at 10 90 clock this morning
took h. KUN from him, and made tho
escape Henry Goggins escaped In harch
1855. and WAS recaptured IN Sept"mbs
last and returned o. the pcnltentlary. ~
is rather q desperate character. y poss'
is In pursuit of the fugitVes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Home Wedding In Raleigh.

Especial telegram 10 the Disp4tchJ
RALEIGH y. c., November lj.-Mlss
Il Raleigh. was married at his home here
this afternoon 10 v. i. Whitaker OF
Durham. The best man was William T.
Merrimon. and Miss Jessie Carroll. the
brides sister. was the maid OF honor
Rev. pr j. l.. Carroll. of Chapel Ill.,
performed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

|.uIus0n returned yes
.ff uDath whore he went
white man charged
..uh.e-i8rrviieJ shotgun
'l.ri Of this city Tho
arrival here was locked
Police. Station
cannot always swecten the
nf.. for Yesterday two
..I tfny 0n the streets
.rH.auI-tumhle fight. and
Dnr now has a bruised
other iaIguishcs in the
station. Tho prisoner 4
tsffralis. and the victim
-. rfppcnsitits rs Bernard
.. ifht. which grew out OF
't.r some trivial matter. occur
in where tuo Turks manu-
candy officer Austin ar
r.ac0us Saraceu.
f'r. the chief Of Police.
received letter from the
I".le. of Philadelphia asking II
in tan city had lost gold
N iH.'.s iu diameter and bearing
.t'l.u. Guam fuctus diVersl
'e cpujuucu" The medal WAS
haNu-shOp ia the Quaker City
ll. g.. 90 men. who claimed 10 have
"Ni. iTrIllt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
STANDARD TARIFF FOR W. 3 W. RR.
Cheap Rates for Washington's Welcome
Week "-Arnour's suit Tor Libel.
Norr.snondence ID % DIspateh)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
RALEIGH. y. G.. November lj.-Great
quantities ~ cotton-scnd are being re-
celyel ly the oil-mllls The price now
paid Is only ~ cents bushel. Last sea-
son tho price went as high as 30 cents.
The Wilmington and Weldon railway.
which up 10 this time has had freight
tariff under its oil charter. now mas the
standard tariff This was all arranged
to-day by the Railway Commission. Tn
der the old tariff the rate was Is cents
per ton per mile. At short distances the
company received almost nothing for the
| hauis
Money IS being literally contributed for
Wilmngton's Welcome Week for
which an attractive programme Is ar
ranged The people there will make il a
great success The low railway rates de-
sired have been obtained.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The contract for building public hos
p,tal here for the negroes WAS awarded
to-day by the Rcx Hospital trustees. The
! building will he Of brick and wood, with
q front of - feet. and will be on the same
/ lot as the white hospital
The Armour Packing Company. OF Chi-
cagp has sued "a Wilmington butcher Tor
| $500 for libel
LUMBER LANDS PURCHASED.
Tn. extensive lands OF the Eastern
! Carolina Land and Lumber Company have
| been purchased 10y Mr. Warren, OF But-
/ falo, Is. y. for 10000.
The second FUN crop o. Irish potatoes
/ grown on the truck-farms I'm the eastern
I r4rt " the state has proved very profit
able. one grower has sold 400 barrels
On ten acres. getting 81 per barrel.
Tho Quartcrmaster-Gener Is rapidly
! supplying any DEFICIENCIES in the clothing
Of The state Guard Two hundred new
| overc0ats have just been ISSUED.
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Mean temperature. ........44'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. November lj-The sales
on the Stock Exchange were only 5000
shares. and represented merely the ope-
rations of the room traders and other
professionals.
At the start the market was generaHy
higher. with Sugar In the lead. The inn
provement ranged from = 10 y per cent
but before II o'clock a raid was made on
Western Union and Manhattan, the for
mer being forced down 20 st and the
latter to l25. decline OF rs and 2'2 per
cent, respectively
The Changers also suffered, ST. Paul
and Burlington and quincy being es-
pecialy weak under heavy sales. The
Vanderbilt stocks were weaker than FOR
some time past. New York Central SELL
ing down to lel and Canada southern TO
49N.
The lnlustrisls. outside of Whisky.
were weak Cordage common declined
to q, and the preferred 10 50.
Near the close there was rally OK
small proportions, and the market left
Off barely steady.
Tn net changes for the day were
merely fractional either way except u,
the cases Of Western Union. Frn'r at
Electric, New York Central Canada
Southern. and Jersey Central. which lost
ll% per cent. The loss in Cordage. pre-
ferrdd for the day was ~. Railway bonds
were firm
Treasury balances: Coin, &92oQ0O cur
rency, SG3.G59.opO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy. ranging
from ldlie; last loan az -. and closing
offered at ~ per cent. prime mercantile
paper. JU6 Per cent
Bar silver. 80. MeXcan dollars, -. Sll-
yer at the stock Exchange neglected
Sterling exchange dun. with actual
business in bankers bills at $LS20tN2l2
for sixty days. and SlSi4UtSiis for de-
mand posted rates. $Lo-44t&'4; COM
mercial bills $LNl1ASl't for sixty days,
aud $4Stg0LNh for demand
| Government bonds quiet. state bonds
! dali. Railroad bonds firm
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Personals and Briefs.


Mr. James X. Branch is on brief visit
to Baltimore.
Mic tI.l., Iur.ch or T..4ford CITY. is
visiting Miss Flora Il. Nelson. $40 east
Clay street.
,,.-.t,, ,...,. ,..,-.,..,-.1..t or tb.
ID | r-,. N...t'il .it- ,,a, N "a.
CuItol yesterday.
,., ,,. r 90 N,-u,,,i..-tD., Y
N ia.' Me-. t,tr.t.,r ~
't o'.''@
.... ,,..-. g.. r,.,,..,.
N''- F,'I~ ''. .'''t 1910, 49, .t,,,
,ii ''''
i'"i7 ''7''f i't"'
Miss Matte w. Booker has returned
f" h'r home in N hl-,'t c?4i,iil a'''' u
fi'.-7'''' ''7i' '' ''i..'''' III emo ''
Tlr Council Committee on Improve
mont of James river viii meet iU the
.uasu chamber 40 q O'Clock th.- evening
..r. g,4 po,.,f.t., puultr,- and Loan
t1-.,,ati1n has moved into its new quar-
..r. ig the Chamber of Commerce buIt-
t.,
''-' .,..,,.
Mr., Stu!iJ -. tia ~, ",'i W i''''' u
.."Nij i'lt u'-''tt t 49,, a.
pnsinc4s nip
90, az g., r-t.,,.,, of r,a1tfp,,r. Win
.....t' 'f.,I ti,,,r"n Inn tI' Coufeder-itD
vas 5.,,i,,, H.. ,.'r f.; ~ncpliu. n few
."' - 49,.
''' '' '''
Idle. Auxiliary of Lro Camp was held
Yesterday afternoon only routine bust
...-. ,,.4s transacted
...,.... .i.. ...,.,i.,...
Cards are Out announcing inc lutIIidE'
nf Miss Flora l. Nelson To- Mi. "a 49,
,,..'i.,. Boa IN y A.
=, ,...,-;. ,,... elected cborletsr
NI "a -. ~ ,ffI',,,',.,, ,.,...,,iet at tha
- M. i. r',~..,,,,. ia M Dgunv-S.trcet
t.fbo.ii3t Epscopal church Monday night.
tn" funeral oil VI, p ''iit,t ,,,,',i
.r-". l''r,,,., m n'clo,k The deceased
as m. grandmother Of Mrs james II.
St.pparI and was a most cstimdbie lauy.
,,.,,la Iys,,o onae Reams. of
,t.-,,.,,,i's Mimi who has been visit
.'."', 80, ,...,.',ts Itr and Mrs. j. W.
i1 80, cr,han, street. has gone 10
49, g cn,ntv ~ visit her husband s
relatives.
r,,.. t1.rr{co County Court was engaged
.....,s,,i.y i'm the trial of Moses Wiley. Il
ua..ro. Who was charged with stealing g
watch from Moses TAYLOR. The accused
was found gully ana ihti FAV' i' "'i'"''
of which ne was sent 10 Idii
Mr. J. l.. Armstrong, formerly Of 9ts
,t,,. ts poy, I'm New orleans, La, IN the
D.t.r.-ts of the big bridge 10 Zoe con
.',,,.,.I across the Mississippi river there.
,r Armstrong expects To visit ms nome
..ra sbout the middle OF December
a.,
There was an eN.t''i,1 .,',' p,or,,i,'~
.r,'.. borsa was hitched To a light wagon
and Was stopped In his miad nlght 10y
Hing AT me corner OF Franklin ana
g,1,er,or. The vehicle was considerably
Is,nar.1
..,...,~,, an
Nearly All Of the kicnnoun V"5t'' a.,
avrnen who attended tlS ses'i"i p.,',rolt,
S ,4.' returned The session, was one OF
t -, i'm tho history of the BODY, an.
Mn, ~ said ia a single speech abou'
'"5 ,t,,ss
nara ''"''''
Tho Christian Endcavor Society OF Cen
tcnary church VIII tonight ''hHeI - ~"
.a"ro6ers and friends OF the church al
.vcnins WITH pickens .. -, ~ month,
me hrst OF T1e paUd choice musical pro
-ntert"lninent. "a an i,r -
.ramme has been ari'N"6'"'
Mrs John G Friend. no Of Fast yas,l RiGh
/ H'" blavv gold watch-chan. set witt
80. .Srls and a pair Of diamond EARRINGS
/ had been stolen from her house. She ma.
/ within the past twelve months.
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nnralnrv nescended To.


UIy tCIegraph % INC TI7FNIVII'I
NEW ORLEANS, LA, November 10
burglars last night entered "a room on tho
second hoOr of a St Charies-street bust
ness structure. sawed a hole through the
floor. and lei one man down By means Of a
rome into the office Of J. j. BretlO an OH
coin dealer. There the man stole between
500 and 5000 worth OF valuable gold.
silver. and copper coins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Transfer of Affections.

CBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
AUGUSTA. GA. November lj.-Hon. j.
Patrlci, Walsh, 2 member Of The ENecu-
tive Committee Of the WORLDS Columbian
Commission wired his resignation o.
President Palmer to-day, owing 10 hi'
inabilttv 10 attend the session of the con-
mission on account OF the Augusta Expo.
sitiou and Georgia state FAR, ana eN-
tended Mr. Palmer au invitation 10 at
tend the Augusta Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

ln the United states Circuit Court yes
t,riay tho jury in the case OF W f.
Loriy against tho Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad f1WUauy agreed that the
plaintiff was entitled 10 damages, but
could not agree as 90 th" amount, and
We're discharged. l'rdlV sued for $loDo
damages for injury To- person hy falling
through one Jt the defendant company s.
NElIses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Assignment In GeorgIa.

By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch)
SAVANNAH. GA, November ia
special TO the Morning News says thai
J. r. Atkins. OF Jssup' Ca dealer II
general merchandise has made an as
signment TO f. %. Aln. Tho liabilities
are placed az $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
ARaiIwaV Defaults.
By telegraph to the Dispatch)

(By telegraph 70 the DispatchD
ATLANTA, GA, November. l5.-The
Northeastern railroad. whose bonds the
State MS endorsed for S26O. 900. defaultei
i'm payment OF interest to-day. Governor
Northen took charge Of the road. ana app
pointed X. X Reeves manager Of ths
property on behalf Of the state me roa'
has been leased by tine Richmond and
Danyille Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO November 1.-THE wheat
market was dun strength and weakness
alternat,d. and the close VAS about Inc
top. "A gain of i.c for December. and a..
Ton Man for the day, after opening about
the same "a yesterdays close 20 80.
lower.
corn showed considerable strength. Tho
market opened fractionaliv hishvr. ami
advanced a.ui.c. Later some recession
took place. followed by a steadicr FEELING
at the close which VS. 'sui2c. better
than Yesterday. a good cash demlEt
prevailed ~ an advance - i4u'.c.
oats were firm and higher on general
buving with light offerings
Provisions were firm at the op'ulnS.
The nrmness lasted throughout the iltf
hour bat later when report from The
wards quoted packing grades r hogs lo
10 l5c lower the products declined, lt
sympathy. The close showed losses in
prices all round. Janary pork being BE.
below Yesterdays mai figures; January
lard ljc. lower. ana January ribs i'i-c.
lower
cash quotations: Flour Offerings mod
crate and prices unchanged. 40. sprin 6
wheat MLc.; No. . red. Gi.c. No. +.
corn 37i.c 80. oats. 2NhC Mess PORK.
Sll 50ulltn Lard. sS5.sdSN2ia Short
ribs s..I5uSW Dry sat- shoulders, $50
ares. sides. 500. Whisky. Nl5
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Dr Curry to Sneak.


By telegraph to The Dispatch)
AUGUS STA. c.. November l5-Hon. j.
L. NJ Curry, the member of the Peabody
and Slater Committees. win deliver an
address at the Augusta Exposition Fri
day ducation-day. Saturday is Legis-
latlve-day.
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Winter at Hand.
graph to the Dispateh.l

CBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
DUNKIRK. n. Y. November. LA ter
rife snow-storm prevails here. assuming
a bllzEard's proportions. About eight
Inches OF snow has fallen. Out-of-door
traffic IL practically Impossible.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November l5.-Bal-
timore and Ohio stock, u: North Carolina
stock. IS. Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern hrsts. l3. first incomes, 6iq73; sec,
ond do, 2lu27; third do, 7; Consolidated
Gas bonds. III. DO. stock. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Celestlals Breathe Frcer.
By telegraph to the Dispatch

(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November
15.-United States Marshal Long has re-
ceived a telegram from Attorney General
Olney directing the release OF the Chinese
whom he had arrested for violating the
Geary act. Fourteen were in the mar
shaIs custody for that offense. and to-day
they were let out OF the county jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
nscislsred from Richmond.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, November BE. Lang
horne. Miss I.anghorne, 81. James "
way Central. w. Il. Cline. 81. Denis;
Major II. Handbook. s. IL. Handbook, Al.
Leath,ey. w. Rusger, metropolitan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Died from III. IniurIes.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK VA. November A.-Jim
Owens. the negro who was 50 badly hurt
~ an alteration with Ccasar Russell al
lambert's Point several days ago. has
died from his injuries al ST. Vincent >
Heepftuf
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logan and ONO, sentenced.

....l' hpgau's counsel yesterday
r.-'< Withdrew ,ae motion previously
~. - uew trial. and the accused
D. IN i'''d - one years Imprisonment
80. - remembered that Began WAS
g. ,..,s ..l ogtlFlcted Of stealing ~ from
" n OF Walter Charlton.
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Alleged Friends of the Rim.

PARIS. November Ia dispatch 10
the Temps from Madrid saws that the
| agents of the Spanish TRANSATLANTIC
Steamship Company have been arrested
on the charge OF being implicated In the
Illicit furnishing OF arms 10 the Rithan5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. Is. 1893.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk: merchan-
disc and passengers; |. Weislger. agent.
PORT OF WEST POINT NOV. -, 1888.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
They Nn,ahoe At old Point.

(By telegraph to the Dspatch)
FORT MONROE. VA, November H.
The yacht Nayahoe. with Air. and Mrs.
Royal Philips Carroll on board. arrived
here TITS evening. Heavy weather was
encountered during the past week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Steamer Allegheny Ashore.

BALTIMORE. Md. November Is; The
steamer Alleghsny, from savannah Tor
during the thick weather. She viii have
70 lighten.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November To-
Flour dun and unchanged.
Wheat STEADY. No. 2. SPOT ana NoNen-
bor. sac; December. 6tAat5c.. steamer
No. 2 red. &c bid. milling wheat. Us sam
pie. NUt6c. .....
Corn Steady: mixed. spot. IS "a 'osc
November AuHhc.; steamer mNei 80
asked. white corn. by sample. ioc. for
old. 4Ga47c FOR new. yellow, do. ioc.;
FOR old. 800 Sc. FOR new.
western Sic. 10. missed, 559i3'2c
Rye SLOW. 40. 2. BE.
Hay steady; good 20 choice unlothy'
81 joUl5jA.
Grain frcights-U nchangcd.
Buttcr-Quiet. creamery. fancy. s'N1Sc.
do. fair 10 choice. -ia2lc., DO, imitation,
igd22c
Eggs-Quiat. western 23n2ic. near by.
DE
Conec-Quiet. Rio cargoes. fair iohc.:
40. Z. lS'.c
Sugar-~trong. graduated. 81.
other articles nm hanged
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL. GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES CT The WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks Cram
Tobacco. Cotton, Ssr.. and the
Weather Indications
by telegraph to the Dispatch,

F. WASHINGTON, ID. C.. November 10.
lrAp Forecast tor Virginia: Fair wea-
Their: continued Geld west Winds.
For North Carolina: Far
weather: northwest winds; frost Thurs,
dey morning.
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NAVAL STORE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, n. G, November, n -
Rosin-steady: strained; 3.se.' good -, ~:
81 0li.. Turpenuns quiet al &c Tar
steady AT al0 Crude turpentlne steady;
hard. aO5. soft and virgin. $40
CHARLESTON, ). 80, Nos rfnDri i'
rurpentine firm at 2Gisd41c. Rosin steady
az CSC FOR good strained.
SAVANNAH. Ga. November lo-Igr-
mainline opsscf quiet u gT.c. Sales. no
casks. 4 majority OF the. buyers were
Inclined t. bear the market. but one eA-
porter entered. and secured 40 cGskn AZ
27i4c, while some factors held for higher
prices.
Rpsn-The market Sc firm and cute, (;
medium scades are bon strong demand
several grades advanced to-day. The re-
c-lpfs were readily taken. \. =, AM
-. Sl.05: H. 81 10; r. N.l5; -, sl.G; II. $40;
I. SlG5: X. S215. ~ S2.65; y, $50; window
glass siO0. water white. $40
NORFOLk PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispatch
NORFOLK. IA. November b-darket
Quiet, prime, ,2l&0skc.; extra prime. zag
&c. fancy. &c.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. November To- Noon.
Cotton iu moderate demand. and 40
stpadi,r prices. American msidling. fizd
Sales. l0No balos. American. 900 ba ~ !.
speculation auI export. ~ bales. r.
ce.ots. l0eD bales, all American. Futures
steady and unchanged - 2-5id. higher,
with demand moderate; November.
4 l2-jtl: December aud January. ! - ga :.
January aud February, 2itsn4 35-htfo
( 26-Gld February ani March. &,-g@
{ .tF4li4 l1-6id. March and April. Zl-si
"a y 6ld.; April and May, 9t-tid. MAJ
and June. 4 asa. June ana July s|oi
"a ASH Tenders. % bAlos. new docket.
4 Il. M.-IOw middling cause, NOVem 70
Der. d. 2G-6ipl Z7-c+d: November and De
ccmher. > 1j-6id., value. Dec nbsr AMI
aanuary. { 2c-54d sellers; January and
February. { 2i-6fa4 21-Gld s~February AMI
March. 4 2S-Gid.. sellers; March ana Apr,
se-5id value: April and May. 4 5o-Gi1f
4 sl-Gid May and June, I 32-6li, buyers
June ana July. { 3i-64l.. value. Future 3
closed nrrn 60 the advance.
NEW YORK. November l5.-cotton dun
and easy. upands. sac. Orleans. $ 1-ltc
solos. On bales. low mlddling, re. goo
ml1ling 2-l6c. Futures closed barely
steady. Sales. lJl9O0 bales Novemhor.
Nog December. 500. January S5l2; tel
ruury SSl9. March SS&; April, @a
Nav s. 30. June. s.. 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

The WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and considerably colder. Tde
skies were clear 40 midnight,
State of Thermometer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

All, h,, 6vn,cr. November, st'sc.; Decent
49, nc No 2 2fc.. NO. y 1,51c., 40.
? white s5s.n36c. mixed wes'e'"' '''s@
&c white DO. 3tiffor. -,...,to,. mol
Hay-Quiet and Weak saiPp'"s' So
10 w SsSlcT s.gssS''d domestic fleece 200
Isef-Flfm and sgist ., Sa'niIg set hans ss5os
it6o; extra mess s'o'y Ttsrc.d beef quiet
dan at sl15osis o.. ITO s5, esSal2soc.
Cut rneats.-ouiet; picked bellies 49,
shoulders &c; DO. hams, 9A4i'c.' ''''i-
dies. nominal. ..n,. steam.
closing. @35: city. $50 Options as,,,,b
none refined dull; Continent ~, az sNo'N
America. 5000: compound. N.Df Le-1S.
Pork-ln moderate demand ana "s""
'' RutternQaiet and weak; state dairy,
i9lfNc.; do. creamery. 2Ft2bc. wes''' -
kflssfy. i7a22c: DO. creamery, a1z.e -.
Cotton-secd oil--luiet and weak cruz
% s:tSEoslle egoi and arm; crude, In
I ba rrels Washington. $50 90 buiKi S.asl
reIirled New York, %.l5. PhiladelPnta "'~
/ baltimore. $50; 10. bulk. S6oa2so.
| Rosin-Quiet and firm. strained, cum
mon 10 good. n.25FiGi1. ...,<..,.
srurrentine- but steady az 30Tf%c'
Rice-In fair demand an1 firm, dOnee
/ tic. fair 20 extra, S'sn" ac.' Jdpan'
Nioiasses-Forelgn nominal New Or
I ieans. open-kettle, 33l Sc. Market stead.
IS'',,,,tts Oufet. fancy, band picked. T..
/ CoIee@Options steady and unchans,s
IN Io points up: November, NlWfl.H,
March. NGe5Ii61 20, May, No'31l5.N spot
2 RIO dun and nominal 900.
Suzar-Raw quiet. fair refining. il~lse :
refined steady and in fair demand; Ne.
: & i-iG4ii,c.. standard 4. S-lbt ttc.i
cu,-losf. 5a5 i3-4Gc: crushed 81, S-ec' ;
granulated, ( g-l6atsc.
krrivbts ~ Ifveruool-rfrfn end quiet
cotton, by steam. il-6id.' grain, b. steanl'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-30


10 contribute to the Polk Monu-
ment fund? Send us club of ten
subscribers for one year each and we
will give you $1.00 to place to the
Polk Monument fund. In this way
you can contribute to honor the
memory of our late beloved Presi-
dent, and at the same time HELM to
push on the great work for which he
gave his life by extending the circu-
latlon of The CAUCASIAN. You can
aid IN both of these great objects
without it costing you cent. You
can do it by simply following in the
line of duty marked out by the la
mented Polk. By giving THE eau
cAs1AN 10000 more subscribers Won
Will pile up a fund of $1,000 for the
monument. In short the friends of
IHE CAUCASIAN can build the
in this way alone. Let
every one put the ball in motion and
the work will be done. By the time
the monument is built the great
principles for which Col. Polk gave
his life blood will be ready to sween
North Carolina. if not tho ubolo
country. #
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-30
aiananc. I,n-

Bro. W.. Brooks Of It.,
No, s.222, writes Us .a,.r,n
alliance in Alamancc =
nor dying, Rev. \. c. >,r.
the brethren at their .a,,
meeting and madc them
speech. The Memberships. 2"
since the last campaisr. H. 'N''
patriotic people will Ill. h>
election pass w.thou, .......
ty that has been asking f.- ~,
a chance Ia stay at hutuu y
lures up the wrongs h,a,.a -
patient people, hutadG>.rr,,.
viii cease to be a y!rtu, H..
the people in their mi.a, - Z
the ballot box and r.5,- =
wrongs by putting at tn h..I
fairs men who will sr.,. n.
according to our motto, ',-a.r--
to all and special privilege. =. -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-30
THE DEADLY PARALLEL.

L undertake to affirm, without fear
OF contradiction, that paper issued
by the Government with the simple
promise to receive it for all dues.
would be as uniform in its value az
the metals themselves'-John C. Cal
houn, Democrat.
Our Government connot make
Its fiat equivalent to intrinsic value
nor keep inferior money by its own
independent efforts, nor is it iusti-
he'd IN permitting an exaggerated
and unreasonably reliance on our
national strength and ability to jeo-
pardize the soundness of the peoples
money.-Grover Cleveland, pluto
crat &C