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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30

fancy. IS 1-2c.: smithfeld ber.
isc, NC sugar-cured. Is i-2Gls lie: buIE
ade. 10 l-2c.; clear sides, 10 I-2c. far
packs. heavy. 10 7-sc.; bellies. IL l-4c. !:
short backs. 10 1-2c.; pork strips. 10 lie !;
butts. i-2c.; mess porH' N<AVo per barrel.
Java. &c.
Candles-Adamantine' Il ounces, lie.
cheese-Northern and Western pr,,os
cutting. small, IL l-zGV lie; Common,
cutting small. II l-2&l2c.; common.
7g1lc. pineapple . 2Sc; r.
Tubs--cedar. Aaos$aIS nest; painted.
Washboards Wooden. s1.ooGnLZ5: zinc,
BueKets-Painted, two hoops. n.is: three
hoops. sl.sO.
Brooms-Two strints. S1lOQsl25; three
strings. N-s54s2.oo: hour strings. 1900
$50.
split. 5og75c. ger dozen
Beef. on the hoof-Cows. 2i-2f4c. per
pound: steers, 3d5 1-zc:
Hogs-sSdt9 per hundred
Veai-Fat, sl-2c. per pound; fairly
IambsEI-2a5c per pound
Sausage-Bologna. p~poond boxes, f-2c.
rer ro,nd. smoked Vienna. 3-pound
boxes, 10c. per pouno:
NON IyNBI EACHED DRILLS
"a Piedmont drill, Size; 7-s Green
wood do. s1-4c.: 81 Greenville. do. &C.. /:
rs Pepperell, &c.
Sugar-New York retners caro- prices
Cut-loaf. S529; powdered, A.S5; cubes, N.o5'
granulated. Sgl: confectioners a." AS6;
white. extra &C." 81 qs4.S; yellow grades,
50. 75Gs4O0: brown grades. 8.gGS3.15.
FLOUR. MEAL AND MlLL-FEEE.
Corn Meal-a5c. per bushel. for country;
CO 1-2c. for city miiis.
F1our-Family. f3.OU56O; superfne, $40;
patent, s375Q460.
Bran, brownstuff and shiostuff, Sl7 bulk.
Hay-No. l timothy. S6.2; NO. 2, !l5.2;
mixed hay. $500; clover hay, 1880.
Shucks. S98sSc.
BEEsWAX. FLAXSEED. &C.
BLACK oak Bark-Rossed. 5000 per 2.2so
Roots-Ginseng s2.50u2eo per pound I:
Seneca. s3@3se per pound; golden seal.
15d17c. per pound; pink, IL l-I&lSc; per
hound: wild ginger. l0ql2c.; natural, DC.
Der Mound: yellow dock. 3 l-2Q4c.; Bur-
dock. lie. per pound; lady silvper'
6d7c. per pound: sassafras bark, +uoc.
per pound; liverwort leaves o4oc. per
pound blood root. 3 I-2H4c. per pouiiu'
Corn-White. &c; mixed, BIC
Rye-75dS0c. FER bushel,
Sumac-Per bushel. 7oc. to Sl.OO.
pounds: black -oak and chestnut rough
s40Oq7.e0 per 5000 pounds.
Sole Leather-Trimmed, pest eooa
stamp. middle. 2lc.; seconds. l9c.; gooo'
damaged, IS lie; poor, damaged. TIC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
Lie OF Pack Peddlnrs.

At this season the humble pack peddlers
are preparing for their annual tour
through the South. They usually purchase
100 or $500 worth OF small wares, have
them shipped to some specified point. and,
then begin their wanderings. They get
light wagon. and an old horse and
travel on, day after day, following the
turnpike, pulling up at different planta-
tons and stopping overnight wherever
they may chance TO be when darkness
comes. The sales they make are for cash
their profits are large, but their lives are
filled with trials and tribulations, the
least OF which Is the sacrifice of personal
comfort. They are beset by tramps and
thieves, bitten by dogs, have doors slam
med in their faces, are frequently shot
at, in addition TO running the usual haz-
ards incident to travel among strangers
by lonely wagon road. For the most part
they are married men. Their families
they leave far behind in some poor quarter
OF New York. Few, IL any, letters pass
between husband and wife or between
father and children. The exigencies OF
time and place. the rude, wild. nomadic
life, will seldom permit such pleasures.
There is another class of pack" ped
dlers-the genuine class, by the way
which must needs carry the pack of mer-
chandise-weighing at least hundred
pounds-on their backs. In the summer
they trudge over the hot roads, toiline
under the mass of their pack which con-
tains for the most part all that they
possess in the world. In the winter. which
by the way is their best season, they
travel through the open country on foot,
as usual, running the risk OF being frozen
TO death, 1t may be, along the inhospitable
highways whittier their wandering foot
steps have led them in search of bread
II is indeed the toughest, hardest, most
miserable sort OF life, this pack-peddling.
Most or those who enter II do so as a
makeshlft I'll they have time to look
around for other employment or until
they have accumulated enough money to
open a small store Of their oWn.-Wayerley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

NJ II NUM- ~ NpNs - Ao''s
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. 56 packages Of sun-cured
tobaccOs. one package sold at $40,
one at $3.50, one at 50, two at Ss7j; one
at SS.G2l2. one at $50, one at $50, two
at $40, one at 500. two at S7.62l4, one
at S6G2M. one at SG.2J, one at 50, one at
500, one at $3.50. one taken i'm at 500
one sold at $50, one taken in at 50. two
sold at 50. one at $i.6212 two at Si.5D.
two at 81. 10. three at $40, one at $40.
six at 81 one at $3.50. one at 1913, one
at $40, one taken I'm at S3.62L. two sold
at $3.50, two at $3.50, one at $3.50, one
at $3.50, one at $500 one at $3.50, one
at 500 one at 81. 10. one taken I'm at 81
one at 81, one sold at 81, one taken in at
zoe.
Private sales reported to the secretary.
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. 81 hogsheads; filters 81;
smokers, :; scrap (brighU 4; leaf dark,
70 Total. 16j hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Bright - hogsheads. dark
~ hogshesds and q tierces; Western, II
hogsheads. ReinspecuOns-Brigh II
hogsheads: Western. 3 hOgsheads.
Vaughan s. Old Dominion, DavenpOrt's
Planters. Meals. Shockoe. and SeabrOok's
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts, 81 packages; deliveries, 90 pack
ages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city OF richmond. Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes S3O30j. plug
tobaccos. $500. Total. S3.15S4S.
A very good sale Of loose brights at
DavenpOrt's tobacco warehouse.
A fine sale of bright loose AT Shelburne's
warehouse to-day.
CrenshaW's tobacco warehouse sold
II, 40 pounds dark loose to-day; highest
price So
Tomorrow CThursday), November 30
1893, being set apart by the President
of the United states and by the Governor
of Virginia as a holiday the Tobacco tx
change was ordered 10 be closed from
the close Of business to-day until the
usual hour for business on Friday, De-
cember J. 1873.
Registered a. the Tobacco EXCHANGE
to-day: J. n. Bullock. oxford; A. j. But
Ter. Louisa, NJ. II. Isbell. Gainesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
FINANCEANDC0MMERCE
gyg cIoSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
offerings and sales att Richmond To-
bs co Exchsnge-Internsl Revenue
Collee,iSns-Foreign Advices.

>.rvv YORK Nov. ~. Higher prices
-, kr,erican securities IN London, brought
b,ut by the favorable october statement
I'd The ST Paul and burlington Com,
rauics. lead 20 "a very strong opShIns "a
fhc stock market here TINS moinine' Pe
are The rise had made much headway.
-.err broke from - to N;'s, anu TINS
..od the bears 90 make raids on other
socks Prices "A 90 ~ per cent, ms
tIcrs. General Electric. and Chicago Gas
lldinr n was noticeable that despite
fIr efforts 10 break the market, very 1T
Do long stock came ont ON the con
trlr. the bulls were confident and put
I'm buying orders I'm sufficient amount te
turn the list upward again Ihey WeIc
influenced by the absence OF pressure 70
SCH for outside account. as well az nv
continued ease in money. the la''ci
lae led 70 "A demand for investment pui-
poses ~ no mean proportions, ana ti,,o
has encouraged tho pools In various spt.,
nNve stocks 90 stand by thfl. l@St,picd
Tn tho upward movement that ioioNS",
1-bicaro Gas was tho special card Under
free purchases 10y prominent houses, ,bo
house advanced from GG 10 ~, anu ~
rise was accompanied by runoiS t,"t
directors had decided 10 pay tne' a.
dividend in cash. instead OF SC'P lumber
though dcuials were plenty 80,
~ Traders bought the stock ior L., t"i 81.
yvc.fern Union. under manipula, ~
s N White. advanced from ." -, 49,
and thc shorts covered ifceg pa,tS, ~
49, elfd mn IA missouri dciic IS;
Tistwors NJ General ElectIlc "a anu anu
! 6,,ie,.iue and Nashville \. Inc
c-.r,,rs wore hardly as hrm as me
sto.te uonfloncd. and Welded easily
$500 ,,cseiIrc Taken altogether, specu-
t..i,r was strong until delivery hour.
s.l'rv.Irr ohich "a sharp and successful
.r..F was made on American sugar
r1-r Stock declined 20 SlM. Distillers fell
IN ~. General Electric IA, National
C1rfaee D. Sugar preferred =, American
roflrro o. Chicago Gas IA. New England
and Rock Island H. A number OF stop
o-Iere were caught on the way down.
rre market closed barely steady The
ssfes we're 10000 shares. OF which tD,nn
acre unlisted Railway and miscellaneous
bonds were irregular I'm the early trading.
and artcrWards became weaker ana
closed $50.
Money on call has been easy ranging
frlrr % ~ per cent. last loan at ~
,s- cent and closing offered at ~ per
cont. prime mercantile paper. sno per
cont. Mexican dollars JGi4 Sterling
r,rfarec is stronger. with actual business
.r bankers bills az 4SihH4S'H Tor sixty
Ir. and 4cGn1SG4 for demand. posted
..frs 4CpbH4S1t5: commercial bills. 4S20
..r. f1r sixty days and 4SiAU4Sj for
m4nd Government bonds firm state
ponds dull Railroad bonds easier Sill
,.r certificates az the Board were neg
treasury Balances-Coin, S6l ,292, 900;
currency. S24 0oN.
STOCh QUOTATIONS..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
BONDS


CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. 2o-Wheat was
fairly active. within "a narrow range:
THe close was lmNC. higher Tor May ana
D.. higher FOR December
Corn WAS quiet, range narrow. Trad
ir- was chiefly on local account. with
ching significant.
Oats We're firm on good buying Of De
..I1 ar and closing out of spreads between
D.f. amt corn The opening was &c
HIGHER tor MAY. declining Ad&c., but
nf0r recovered the loss. and closing sc.
over yesterday.
PROVISIONS opened strong and higher
.. smaller arrivals Of live hogs than
expected. There was good buying. The
rkct became easy when this support
aas Withdrawn and on the easier tone
u the other pits, but near the close ad-
fauCed RAPIDLY, ana lard and ribs mod
Grated. The market was stagnant
throughout the greater part Of the ses-
sion. being utterly devoid OF features
Ihc close showed a gain of 25c. for Janu-
.y pork 5N1iac. FOR January lard, and
H1l"i .c for January ribs.
Cash QuoiatiOns-I Flour quiet and feel
steady at unchanged prices No. >
ng wheat. G2kc.: No. red G2Jsc. /:
Conn., "5c. No. oats. 2Slla2Si4c. /;
pork. SD 150 1901: lard SS2OGS -;
rih Sides. SIoon7i5: dress Shout
$50 NG1j. short clear sides. S7.75
whisky 81 "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
CHICKENS. BUTTER AND EGGS.


Chickens-per pound. HAZE.
Old FowIs-Hens. 2Od25c.; Mixed coops
e0d25c. ducks, 20425c.
Eggs-14G15c., per dozen.
Butter-choice lSG25c per pound; medium,
15Gl7c.; common, l21i4c.
Grapes, : pound baskets. l2d15c.; 10 pound
baskets. 2oa5c.
Clover-Red, N50assoO; sapnng. S.4;
timothy. S2I0d$2 Is: herd grass. 81 .25G$ 20;
Kentucky bluegrass. sl.254N.5O
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse-Toy mining 35a75c. per hundred
feet; powder. $3.50 per keg; blasting A.so;
mining $40.
shot-Drop shot. Sis per bag; buck
GROCERIES AND wOODENWARE.
Choice Porto Rico moiasses. CSC. medi-
UNI, &c; fair, &c. No. / Cuba, Dc.; NO.
2 Cuba, &c: fancy New Orleans. $oc.;
choice New Orleans. Soc; baking mo-
lasses. 14HlSc.
best washing, l-zaf l-zc'. toilet zo4pc';
Fish1Herrtngs. North Carolina family
roc in half barrels. Sq3bo; Potomac.
gross new. $3.50: North Carolina cuts,
new. &757s00.
Lard-PItne, ii l-zc.; prime. III tieIceo'
10. lard compound. Si-sc.. for tierces'
country. 6 l-2a5c.; cans. usual difference.
Matches-6O's. per gross. 55c.: zoos, per
gross. 81 20. 3Oj's. per gross. 2.OV; ,Os.
Der gross. s5.O0d6.5Q.
Rice-Caroiina. 3l-2u5c.
Salt-Lverpool, factory flled. Ne;
ground alum: M.ocs; s.M1 "a POUNDS
Syrup-Vaniha sugar drip. Svc.; No: l
corn syrup. 2sc.: No. corn syrup. 26c.;
choice corn syrup. zsassc; medium sugar
syrup. 22d26s fair, 2ec.; common isgsc'
Bacon-Clear rib sides, il l-s1i-e.; sugar
cured shoulders. pgls nc; Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
MANCHESTER.

MANCHESTER, Nov. 29.-The Guar
dams commercial article says:
The market Is fiat Though cotton at
Liverpool is unchanged. the position does
not favor sellers, who see with the with
drfSNal OF the eastern demand one or
their main supports removed. The ex-
tensive engagements held by producers
are the chief remaining support, but each
week the quietness OF sales. which DO
not meet the production. causes urgency
FOR fresh business. The inquiry for
Madras continues. and often results IN
small transactions. The larger cHers
are below prices that manufacturers VIII
accent. The inquiry for light bieacnilIi t :,
cloths from Madras has helped 10 steauy
nriCes Offers from Calcutta Tor nuns
are lower, and are refused. G Gen Ii,,d!.
speaking. the demand Is exceedingly siI *,
gish Business can only be executed py
unchanged vet they are admittedly weak.
The trade i'm yarn is poor and unsteady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 29.--Flour strong
but quiet
Wheat higher; December, 5oSc.; Janu-
airy, sic.
Corn higher: November 3Gc.; Deem
Der. 36hc.; year, 3SMc.
Oats higher; December, CSC; May.
3lhc.
Pork-Standard mess, sli25: on orders,
$1,000
Lard--Prime steam, Ss.15.
Dressed Meats-Shoulders, $3.50; longs,
and clear ribs. 800; shorts, $3.50.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, si2o; longs,
SS.l2ig; clear ribs, ss.25; shorts, ssl2l3.
High wines steady at sl.1J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
BALTIMORE.

Changed "''
Heat steady. No = red spot and No
'.'lI' tNso-. December. 6Jikd85itc.;
No. rc1. 81 sc.; milling wheat,
'g rrmer. mixed spot and Noven-
t'p u.s., year. fz1.mt3c.: steamer
~ f'gq de, white corn, by sample.
i.,'' yellow DO. 500 43c.
tah quiet. No. . white. Western. ssc.
70 2 mixed, Western, 33ign34c.
Now; No. 2. h3c.
hssy steady and good demand for choice.
49, 10 choice timothy, sis.Oai5.sO
B,' Heights quiet and unchanged.
49, Flons unchsnged moss pork. sis. So:
az, H aa loose shoulders. S7.75;. long
s,,re1 S'W clear rib sides. $500: sugar
'@ SHOULDERS. $780, sussr-cured smoked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
shoulders, ss.T5; hams, sl2'~'

shoulders. ss.75: hams, $500.
Lard Refined. $1,000. oe do
Butter firm. creamery. fancy Zsc. no.
fair 10 choice. 2i426c.; DO, ifniIaeoi''
gIa2Ic: ladle. fancy, PC: good 10 ehoice,
29g3oc ;e rS,s, sn, ne, T@k isGi7c.
Eggs steady at 2c. ct. 10. .
Coffce nominal: Rio cargoes' iai' 49,
No Z. lSc.
Sugar unchanged.
Whisky unchanged. q. ria.
raltimore and Ohio stock. 13h bid Bar
tlmore and Ohio Southwestern h,s ,l
l0l bid; second incomes, "a asked; ,iiDnTa
incomes. .. Consolidated Gas ponds LOU
il3b; stocks, S3M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
Streaming Through Locnsts for Sixty nIles.

steamer Winnebah, which has just arrived
from West Africa at Liverpool, had a
most unusual experience when steaming
between the ATTITUDES OF Cape Verde, and
st. Louis, Senegal. For sixty miles the
vessel steamed through locusts, which
were so thickly packed together on top
Of the water that they completely cover
ed the surface for miles around; indeed,
they appeared to be lying on the sea
as far as the eye could reach. The To-
Gusts had, no doubt, been blown from
the Morocco coast into the sea. They
resembled gigantic grasshoppers, and one
which was secured was five inches In
length. OF course. all the locusts had
been drowned. Westminster Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
GENERIL lT.fRhETS.
DRUGS. DYESTUFFs, OILS, ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted, 15Ql6c.

DRUGS, DYESTUFFs, OILS, ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted, 15Q16c.
Alum-3q4c.
Concentrated Lye-Sl.75 to $3.50 per case.
Cochineal--50c. per pound.
Copperas--1 l-2qZc.
Madder-16c.
Indigo-60G75c.
Ons-Linseed, 5OQ55c.: machine, 5a75c.
whale, 45c.; straits. 409i5c.; Labrador
cod oil, 4Oq5Oc. lard. 75c Gsl.00; sweet.
IS 90 per dozen: best salad. $3.50: Virginia
lubricatng. 5a4Oc.; kerosene. iq9c. cash
Alcohol, s2.sOa25O sperm oil. slOOalS;
castor oil. $40; sulphur, Sg4c; blue
stone, sal 1-2c.
ginger. l4q2ic.: cloves, 2Oc.; cinnamon
bark. ioc. -
Yellow Pine-1, IA. IL inch, No. l..
seasoned, Is feet, sl40Oql6.0O; l, IA. 1 IL
inch. No. /. green. 10 feet. $200ai400; i.
1 IA, IL inch. No 2. seasoned, 10 feet,
y12.0Oa140O; /. IA, IL inch, No. 2, green,
is feet sl0.Oo9l2.OO; l. IA IL inch, No.
2 green. 10 feet sS.00cSo0; ], / IA, IL
inch. No. /. heart, 16 feet, $500: l, l IA.
1 10 inch, No Z, heart. 16 feet, $lS.0Od22O0.
Weather board ing Fitched-No. /. sea-
soned. Is feet, sl4O0. No. !. green. IS feet.
$500; seasoned, 1G feet. $llO0qls0o; No.
2. green, 10 feet, slO.0Ogl20O; No. 3. green,
is feet. sS.00Q9.00: sawed laths. sl.6oGl.6 IS.
CEMENT, LINE. PLASTER. &C.
Cement-James River. Sl2o per barrel
Rosendale Sl.3O; Imported Portland. $50
ssg5; American Portland. 2T5HS3.
Lime-Agricultural. SGl0c per bush"l
Rockland, slO5QA.lO per barrel: Virginia.
81.
plaster-Inmp. 81 per ton: ground.
$3.50; calcined plaster. N.65.
North Carolina Tar. large size. So, coal
tar, 81.
Fire Brlck-s35QSiO per 1000.
Plastering Hairs 1-2d4c per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Oranges-Messina, ,S25Q,s5O; Florida.
s250Qs300.
Peaches-Three-peck boxes. 50Q10o.; one
half bushel boxes. 40d5Oc.
Apples-Ordinary 75nlOO per barrel.
Banapas-sl .0OdH.75 per bunch.
Vegetables-Onions. 2.25G2.50 per barrel.
Irish potatoes, 1.75fi2.OO per barrel.
No. 2. no demand
Cabbage, 4000500 per hundred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Nov 20. 1893
sun rise. -. 7:O7 Moon rises. 90. l2;0) IN.
sun sets........... 4:5l DAYS length. sh Am
PORT OF WEST POINT, Nov. % iS'5'
ARRIV ED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, balti-
more. passengers and general cargo MN,
Steamship Bretinalda' Hlchhdh' MIA
delphia, 10 load cotton.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, batl-
more, passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 20-Turpentine
market opened and closed quiet at PC.
for regulars; sales nominal bids OF 26l9c.
and 2GAc. were made late in the day:
some sales at latter quotations.
Rosin quiet and FIRM. some grades hav-
ing advanced Sc. per barrel to-day, and
demand good. fine grades bring better
prices, but stock and receipts are small.
Quote-A, f. &. and f.. s1.l0: II, N.45;
], Sl.75; X. S235; NJ. 1921; N. 1913;
window glass, $500: water white, Sf.l0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
HF ATtfS.

SIAlS.-Died. at her residence Biack
Walnut Halifax county, Va, on sat
uriay, November p. lS93, Mrs. SALLlE
j. SIMS. in the seventy-tirst year OF her
age, wife Of the late William II. Sims.
SAUNDERS.-Di at her residence, I'm
Buckingham Courthouse. Va, November
-. 1893. Mrs. KATHERIN 4. SAUN-
DERS. i'm the sixty-ninth year OF her age,
after a brief illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30

Lord Fitzgerald has had the following
epitaph Inscribed on a beautiful stone
over a favorite doe:
Jessie.
lsq2
She was a dandy dinmont that for
twelve years was more faithful than
her ma sters shadow
There are men both good and wise. who
hold that In a future state
Dumb creatures that We have cherish
ed here below
Shall give us Joyous greeting when we
pass the Golden Gate.
Is it folly that we hope il may be so?
For never man had friend more endur-
ing 10 the end,
TTuer mate in every time and tide.
Could we think we'd meet again, il would
Tighten half the pain,
OF the thought that my pet had died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcIIMOND VA. Nov. -. 1n35.

Onerings-Wheat, 2,l2O bushels corn
(whiteC. l. 800 bushels; oats. 1000 bushels;
mill offal, II tons.
(white). /. 500 bushels; mill offal II tons.
Quotations-Wh -Longberry. &C. TO
Goc: mixed. COO. 10 6jc.; shOrtberry, 5Sc.
10 Gjc; No. red, Gic.
Corn-Whte. prime Virginia dag LOTS,
4jc: white new 42c. to 45c. No.
white, 45c.; No. mixed. 4ic.
Oats-Winter for seed SIC. TO &c
No. mixed, 34I2c. to Soc; No. mixed,
33i2c 10 SIC.
I'VE BE. 10 5Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Mrs. ANNE X. SEAL
will take place from Clay-Street NJ. r..
church THIS DAY at l. NJ. instead OF
o'clock, as previously announced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
THE TIMES RICHMOND vATHURsDAY NOVEMBER 90 rsea

Turpcntine quiet at 9Gc.
Crude turpentine frm; hard. sl05. soft
and virgin, xiIO.
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CHARLESTON

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,cy TOLD TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

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