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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-05

steamer No. red. Gle. asked; milling
wheat, by sample. 0jn66i1c.
Corn steady: mixed spot and December.
SAc. bid: January. ABSia 4tc.: steamer
mixed, 4lMpi2c. white corn, by sample
4Gg4sc. yellow do, 40a44c.
Oats steady; No. white. western, soc.
No. z mixed Western. 34c asked.
Rye duli No. 2, SIC.
Hay steady and good demand for choice;
good TO choice timothy, $l4.JO9lo.O.
Grain freights very quiet; steamer 10
Liverpool, Al. asked. Cork for orders
IS. and I'd. cotton, 3Jc.; Hour, lfc.
Provisions unchanged. 40
Butter steady; creamery. fancy, sc. :
DO. fair 10 choice. 2J42oc.; do imi's-
ton. 23Q23c,
Eggs steady at 2fc. -.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, fair lvc'' NO
Z, 1sc.
sugar unchanged.
Whisky unchanged. ,,,,.,o-.
BOnds-Virginia consol threes, obygbi'
Baltimore and ohio stock, 1919. North.
ern Central stock IS bid: Baltimore and
Ohio southwestern firsts, lOt52 DID, ilrst
incomes. Uph bid, second incomes, 81
asked; third incomes, y asked, Consohdat-
ed Gas stocks, 5ft20o5.
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SAILED.
DFAIITs.

Der 81, at his residence. No. 80 Orleans
street, Fniton, Mr. SAMUEL BOLTZ, in
the seventy-ninth year of his age.
Funeral will take place from 81. Johns
German Lutheran church at III o'clock
A. NJ. TO-DAY, December 9th. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
No flowers.
CHEVALIHE.--Enter into rest. at
1.-THE Grottoes," Rockingham county, Mt
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. j. NJ
Pirkey, Sunday. December 3. 1893, Mrs.
V. w. CHENALLIE, widow of J. A.
Chevallie
The remains will be brought 10 Rich
mond, and the interment will be made
in Shockoe Hill cemetery THIS AFTER
NOON at 2:30 o'clock.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-COttOn easy; gulf,
Si4. uplands, s; sales, $3.50 bales. fu-
lures closed barely steady; sales, lol ,9VO
bales: December Isl; January, ISL teD-
ruary, $50; March, I9I; April, S.Oo' May
SI1: June, SIS: July, S.24
The total consolidated net receipts OF
cotton reported to-day from all ports
were 90 146 bales, exports TO Great 5fi-
tain. 1870 bales; France 30 bales; Con-
tinent. 10 bales stock, 1,lOj,JOO bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts
ll4llS bales, exports 10 Great Britain,
4LJiS bales, France, l2,6iJ bales; Contl-
ncnt 4i25 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 4.-Cotton
futures steady, sales. $1,000 bales; De-
ceuber 1.3J; January us; tebruaI6,
l.5A, March. 7C1i april TO- May LOO
LIVERPOOL, dec. 4.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet. with prices in buyers favor; Amer
lean middhng. 4 1-l6; sales. 10000 bales ;
american 300 bales. speculation ana
export, go bales receipts, Z3,OOO bales
American. 22SdO bales Futures steady
and demand fair: American middling, low
middiiug clause, December a1nuary'
: 2S-Gi. January February, 1864 teD-
ruary-March, 4 2O-C4; March-Aprll 2l-Oii
April-May. 22-G8a4 1854; May-June,
3 2l-Gl; July-August. 4 2S-g4 Tenders,
100 bales new dOckets.
= J.. M.-Amerlcan middling, far, l1-lbi
good midding, Az; midaing, as low mid
ding, 4ii; good ordinary, 49, ordinary,
4. December, 4 li-O4, sellers; December
January lG-6iU4 1861; January FEB
ruary. + 17-64. sellers; February -March,
! 1861. buyers: March-April, 1864, buy
cfs: Aprl-May 4 2O-Gid4 2l-64; May
June. { 22-6404 23-6i; June-July, 2i-G4,
sellers: July August, 4 25-64d4 2O-Gi Flu
lures closed easy at the decline.
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CHARLOTTE DEMOCRATS
Adopt Resolutions Favoring Hunton for
the Short and Mckinney for Full Term.

BRAKES BRANCH, VA, Dec. 4.-Spe-
cial.-At a mass meeting Of the Demo
Gratis Of Charlotte county. we'll attended
and representatives from all parts Of the
county, the following resolution was pass
ed, with but one dissenting voice;
Whereas we deem the selection Of
q Unlte1 States senator by the General
Assembly Of the most vital importance
to the people Of Virginia, since in the dis
charge Of his official duties he will be call
ed upon to vote on the silver question
and the tariff, which are paramount Is
sues; and whereas we should know
and be familiar with the political views
of our representatives; therefore. ResolV-
ed, that our delegates TO the Senate ana
House of Representatives be instructed TO
vote for the Hon. Eppa Hunton, present
incumbents, 10 fll the uneXpired or short
term that they be instructed TO vote
for Hon. z. w. Mckinney 10 fill the long
term. so long as he is before the caucus;
in the event Of his being dropped, that
they vote for Hon. Eppa Hunton 50 long
as NE is before the caucus, and In the
event Of his being dropped that they
vote for the Hon. FitZhugh Lee. All OF
these gentlemen we know and honor and
either OF whom would be acceptable TO
u.s." The people were notified and Mr.. Mar
tins friends have been at work all through
the past week endeay0ring 10 defeat IN
structiOns.
The county IS almost solid against Mar
tin.
fin. j. G. WATKINS.
Chairman Democratic Party.
H. W. MORTON, Secretary.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. 4.-Whedt moved
within "A range OF lc. to-day and closed
81. higher Tor December and 1sc. higher
is May.
CORN was moderately active and firm.
4is market opened unchanged from
sundays closing figures, advanced
&c.. worked back #di4c., and closed frac-
t1aly lower FOR May and Ac. higher for
BATS were fairly active and steady.
Tie range OF prices was not very %.Ge,
sld The close was unchanged from sat
lrIay.
Provisions were slow in the absence
" outside orders, with the opening STEADY
ana az about Saturdays closing prices,
A response 10 a similar feeling IN live
hoss ~ the yards. Some covering by
s-ofi aslsted by strength In grain about
t-e same time. forced prices up some
"aleLHhen grain became weaker, the pro-
l-ei followed and declined, except lard,
haieh held steady al the top, due 10 the
I-latatlon OF the worlds stock (6l,4Jf
N.ile.l. the smallest in years At the
~ January pork showed a gain OF 2lgc
Itauy lard "a gain Of Zoe, while January
~. were about unchanged.
Cash QuOtations-FlOur quiet ana
alyi wheat, 631sc.; No. . red, $50
&C., NO corn, 35hc. No. oats,
sc.i pork, xl2.sljzQl3.OO; lard SS25Q
,.li flbs, So.biAi4 100. shoulders, 5000
'If kllei, AlvDu t13. whisky 81 Il
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Dec 8,

Or AwoRK OF THE HEARE xMAavz
donald
No.. M.csuLAx
Bsx authoroS The 10
Oh HAwrEoass
LoE
By *
PROMEfHEUS
Noa A BOOK OF GOLDEN c.
Non NOISES FROM AN MANSE By HAWTHORNE
THE SCARLET LETTER HAWTHORNE
CHARLES LAMB
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD Illustrate
No H. IWICE-TOLD TALES HAWTHORNE
No Is PAUL AND VIRGINIA By
TORY or IN
H.
No LUCILLE obcrt
No DREAMS fy tlaph Iron
Nc % BLACK BEAUTY BY
Sly Of he above days and
e ee @
" ~ %
Address TIMES DEPARTMENT. Building Richmond Va
Watch the list carefully constantly added
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ANOfHLk Bra FIRE.

North DnnviIls Sustaips Loss of Over
$50 ,00O-ResuIt of "a Lamp txplosion.
DANVILLE, VA. Dec. f.-Special.-An-
other big fire has played havoc in North
Danvile This occurred between II and
IL o'clock last right. IL originated in
the cellar OF the grocery store OF j. j.
Lewis a Co.. and is supposed to have
been the result OF a lamp explosion. j.
j. FlippeEa grocery. e d. Gitt's Drugstore
and c. ID. Slaughter's residence were
totally DESTROYED together with all the
goods and furniture they contained.
The burned buildings were owned by
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

KEW YORK. Dec. 4--The Following is
the daily cotton letter OF Atwood, Violet
A. "a nv private wire 20 G. W. Branch
* Co.
Liverpool developed great weakness,
closing 3 TO points lover tnan SATURDAY.
IL poInfs The main feature is the abb
sence OF spot demand Of a character ne
cessary To sustain contracts, ana YET
Liverpool, at sales OF 10000 bales daily,
10 their requirements. although not pro-
Yiding FOR future necessity. we nave
seen to-day no encouragement from liver
pool. They think the prices are near the
bottom for the present, and unless Amer
lean markets should show more weakness,
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carIislss OfaeisI Estlmate.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Dec. tine
of,cial estimates sent to Congress to-day
by secretary Carlisle ask for Mi'sno s.
for the fiscal year lss5. against stn.sl:1.
for lss4, and against siss. Ss.s3 Tor -.
In detan. the estimates show; laue-
la,,ve 81 .sosT2s: Executive. t3oa Ds; staee
nenartment. y.G3,sss; Treasury pepaxt'
ment. $40, AZ. $50: War pepsrtraent, No.
ass Navy Department. s2s.7S,nt: Interior
Department. $3.50. -. I'D; Poss-once pepss.'
rrsnt SsT. SIS: Department OF Aces-
ture. S2.2ss,sy Department et "a
Nsl. i5s: Department OF Justice Ws~sse
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BOTH U4f DIE.
A wilkes County Anrsv Between a Step
Fstber and -on-Tobacco Market

WINSTON. ". c.. Dec. Especial
News is received here Of a serious diff
Guilty which occurred In Wilkes county
this week George Vickers and his step
son, Pink Vickers, got on a drunken
spree and fell out. Pink went at his step
father wit, his knife and cut him severe
ly. making five or six gashes on HIS back
and cutting him In the side TO the hollow.
The old man struck his step-son across
the head with Level, inflicting danger
GUS wound They are both confined to
their beds, and the attending physician
SAYS that their recovery Is very doubtful.
This has been busy week in tobacco
circles. A vast amount OF leaf has been
marketed with increased prices. The
warehouses were compelled yesterday to
run double sales. In manufacturing cir
ces there is a steady Improvement
The internal revenue collections for Mo-
vember were sis,63076 against si5,212S
for the same month last year.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ATURE ALMANAC. Dec. 3. 1893.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Dec. 3, 1893.
Sun rises.......... 7:ll Moon rises. 4: J2a. m
Sun sets........-. 1850 DAYS length. 9h 39m.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. 4, 1893
SAILED
Schooner Edward Lemeyer, Beas. New
Haven, pig iron, j. NJ. Gordon, agent.
PORT OF WEST POINT, Dec 4, 1893.
ARRIV ED.
Steamship Danville Murphy. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Gloucester, Halves, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City of Columbia, Jenuey.
New York, passengers and general cargo.
Schooner Matte Newman, Loyeland,
New York, loaded with salt
Schooner Il. Steelman, Bennett. New
York, load with salt
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Gloucester. Halves, Boston
via Norfolk. passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney.
New York via Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, NO, Dec. 4.-Fiour-De-
mand better and prices ruling strong; pa
tent. S2.gja31O; choice. S20)q2.lO.
Wheat higher: December GOHc.; Janu-
airy, 6Hc; May, 66EQOGsc
corn hrm; December, J3kc.; January,
33c.; May. 36lSc
Oats same as Saturday; December,
27Mc: May SIC.
Pork STANDARD mess, S1400q1425; on
orders. $500.
I.ard-Prime steam nominal at *S10.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, S6.32l2;
longs and clear ribs, 800; shorts, $3.50.
BacOn-Boxed shoulders, SL23; longs,
S. -: clear ribs $50 shorts, SS.32A.
High wines steady at SLID
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Nrw YoRk PRoDUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour quiet and
held firmly; winter wheat. low grades.
So o. 40. patent. S3.4DdI3.65; Minnesota
clear. S2.5O429O; patent. S3.OO@4.00; low
extras S2.OJQ2.45. Southern flour dun
and firm, common 20 fair extras. S2.OV4
800; good TO choice do. S3.l0G4.2O.
Wheat iirrner and dull: No. red store
and elevator, OS446sl2c.; aioat, OJQ6Yhc.
Options advanced lc.. fell 9S4fsc., closing
steady at 1s0%c. over saturday, with a
fair trade; February, 1OYsc.,
Corn quiet and nrmer No. >, 4Jq 4JAc.,
elevator; 46c. aflOat. Options moderately
active, closing steady at bQkc. over
Saturday; December. Acc, January, 44lc.
Oats fairly active and firm; December
34AQ34kc.; January, Doc; NO. White,
January, 3TMc. Spot-No. :, "4Aa5fl ~,
No 2 white, 3GSic; mixed Western o5a
Hay quiet: choice steady: shipping. 5jg
Coo: good 10 choice. f5O;Dc.
Wool e fairly see a p9 HhSg iga5c 10
Reef steady and dull, family, Sl2W0
1850, extra mess, SlOJtd LUZ mans quiet
at Si1.OO: tierced beef duh; india mess,
5000. cut meats quiet and steady picked
bellies, SS3tl2; shoulders He-''o''"'
hams. S925alOO0: middles nominal
Lard quiet Western steam closed az
SS.G7i5: city. $500 Refined quiet at 500;
Continent, $40. South America, SaGJ;
compound. SO 7506S7i2.
Pork i'm fair demand and steady; mess,
Butter quiet: choice firm; State dairy,
1gu26c.: do. creamery, 22U26c.; western
dairy. l7u22c.; no., creamery 2O42'14c.'
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude
2Sc.: yellow. SIC.
Petroleum quiet and nominal. Refined
New York. S515; Philadelphia 500; do'
i'm bulk, N2Wu263.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good, $l2p40l.3O .,....,....
Turpentine dull and weak al 29l.02Bc
Rice I'm fair demand ana firm fair 10
extra. 33sQJAc.: Japan, 44snisc.
Molasses-fOreien nominal; New or
leans. open kettle, good TO choice dull
and steady at SUISSE.
Peanuts quiet and weak fancy manu-
picked 80 4c.
C0nee-Opuons opened quiet and closed
steady at J0lJ points down; JahoafS.
SlG1O0lG2O. March. Slj.jOQl5l spot
Rio duh and steady. No Z. SlLl1alh ti2'
Sugar-Raw dull; fair refining 2fsc.
Refined steady and fairly active No D.
! g li-I6c.. standard \, : 3-l644Jsc.i cut
loaf 50J Billie; crushed, 500 l1-lOc'
graduated 4 d-1GU42c.
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet and easy
cotton j-32d., gram nominal
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WAS THIS 4 SUICIDE?

The Dead Body of an Unisnown Negro Man
Found Sw gng Z" a Ire.
CHAHLOTTE, n. c., Dec. 4-Special.-
An unknown negro was found swing
ing fIom q dogwood tree three miles
from Charlotte this morning. Two child
rem Oh their way 10 school saw The man
hanging rom The lamb. and FASTENED
and notified their father Of their chastity
find. No one in the community knows
the negro, and it is supposed TO have
been a suicide Around his neck was a
handkerchief carefully tied seemingly
10 prevent the grapevine from cutting
his throat. The coroner was notified, and
the body was cut down and buried in
the potters field near this city.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH GA. Dec. 4.-Spirits tur-
,pentine market opened quiet at 62Ac. for
regulars; sales % casks. Market closed
firm at pc, with good demand sales,
about 600 casks. which included the en-
re receipts.
Rosin-The market is firm and the de-
mand good; sales were about 6,OOO bar
.rels. at the following quotations: A, y,
G.. ID, and T.. Sl.Oj; j., Sll0; G, Sl20;
III. S1.45; /, Sl.75; X, S235. NJ $40; n,
$40; window glass. S395; water white,
500.
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Get Or Your Wraps.

The following telegram was received
yesterday morning at II o'clock:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 3.-R' a.
Dunlop. Secretary Chamber OF Commerce.
Richmond. Va:
Cold wave. About twenty 10 thirty
degrees Monday night.
tSlgned) HARRINGTON.
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ed much to the success of the services

ed much TO the success OF the services
THE closing prayer and benediction were
by Rev DR.. w. w. Landrum.
Richmond Lodge of Elks Is In most
aourtshlng condition and the officers 1t
present are as follows:
George w. Epps, exalted ruler; J.. p
Angle. secretary: Juan A. Pizzini. ST..
treasurer; Juan A. Pizzini. Jr.. chaplain;
Sol. We'll, esquire; r. w. Courtney. e.
teen "a leading knight; ID. II. Brtmmsr.
tiler; w. Sherrick. inside guard; T. q.
Leath, esteemed loyal knight: c. d. Neal,
esteemel lecturing knight. Trustees: J.
III. Chataigne. William Mann. and ChFis'
E.VenSen.
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LONDON, Dec. 4.-Professor John Tyn-
dali died tonight at his home I'm Hasle-
mere. county OF Surrey. He had long
been ailing, and recently his vitality had
decreased steadily His death was hast
ened by a severe cold.
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YARBow ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Mr.. w. ID. Temples Horse Jumps OH
Bridge With Him.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 4-Special.-
The Citizens Relief Association, compos-
ed Of the clergymen and one representa-
tive from each church in the city, met
to-day at noon I'm the hall Of the Young
Mems Christian Association A resolu-
ton. offered by Rev. Il. NJ. Hope pastor
of Narket-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. was adopted, recommending the
establishment Of one or more soup-houses
for the relief OF the poor.
Mr.. w. ID. Temple, clerk Of Prince
George county, made q very narrow es-
cape yesterday afternoon from being
killed lie was driving from his store TO
his home when his horse became fright
ened from a fash Of lightning and jumped
of a bridge. Mr.. Temple was injured
about the leg and back, and shaft OF
his buggy was broken.
The Prince George supervisors have
agreed to put a new vault in the court
house for the preservation or the records,
provided the Legislature win enact GER
tain leVies.
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ROANOKE FOR FITZ. LEE.
over 1000 Voters Have Signed Petition
FavOring Him for Senator.

ROANOKE, VA. Dec. 4-Special.-The
City Council, sitting as committee Of the
whole. has cut the old city charter to
pieces with amendments and sent them
to Richmond TO be presented to the Leg
islature. regardless Of the wishes OF the
people, and a promise TO submit the new
charter to them for approval. There Is
considerable indignation over this action
over 1900 voters have signed a petition 10
Senator Watts and Representatives
Thomas, and Logan. requesting them to
vote for Fitz. Lee for United States SEN
ator for the long term.
The Presidents message is especially
gratifying to Democrats and Republicans
concede that It Is an able state paper
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Sale of a South Carolina Paper Min.

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. A special to
the Chronicle from Aiken, 3. c.. says that
the Bath paper mills were sold az public
auction tc. day 70 T. b. Henderson. presi-
dent of the Bank of Aiken. for $lO,iOO. II
Is understood that the property will be
into a cotton factory.
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WASHINGTON. Dec 4.-The gun-boat
Remington left Civita Vecchia for Genoa
yesterday. -,
The Vesuvius, the Kearsar6e, the Doi-
phin. and several naval tugs nave gone
from New York 10 New LONDON 10 at'ehd
the tiial OF the Marblehead.
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GRAIN ANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

Offerings Wheat, 1,455 bushels corn
(whlte) i SyS bushels. corn (miNed), lVO
bushels, oats. 100 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 1885 bushels; corn (white).
sos bushels.
Quotations-W heat-Longberry G2c. 10
Csc. mixed, 6Oc 20 6jc., shortDerry, 6ee.
TO 65c, No. red &c
Corn-White. prime Virginia (bag lots(,
45c: white new, i2c. 10 4ic.; No. =
white 45c.; No. mixed, 43c. 10 4ic.
Oats-Winter lfOr seed. 3ic. 10 BE;
No ? mixed. 34isc 10 Boo; No. mixed,
33lac. 10 3sc.
I've he 10 5Sc.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Dec 4.-Rosin
steady; strained. gJc.; good do, S1.0O.
othing doing.
Tar dull at Joe.
Crude turpenune firm; hard, Sl.0j; soft
and virgin, SL4O.
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ONCE OF
commissioner G.. Carlton Jackson.
gZ3 east Main street,
Once Of

Commissioner G. Carlton Jackson.
D23 east Main street,
Richmond Va, Nov u. 1898.
mr. naners I'm the above case having
t,an referred 10 me, the undersigned. 70
tssEe the enquiry and report directed By
the decree OF which the foregoing Il: an
extract, all parties interested VIII taks
move nSo,S In the city OF Richmond. as the
niSce and Friday, the I'D day Of De-
eeeaHmber. 1888, at 10 o'clock A; NJ. as ne
aboye mentioned and the other enquiries
directed by said decree. -
Given under my hand this 2ith cay q
November. ls93. ,.cysoy
Commissioners
d. c. RICHARDsoN. 2: 9; no2s-tuSx
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. 4.-Flour--.
Spring patent. So. 5Q4OO; family, $2.70
az -.
Wheat steady at $4,000. for No. . red.
Corn steady; No. white, 4Oc.; No. =
oats unchanged; No. , mixed, 32c.; re-
jected, DC.
Pork steady: mess. $1,000; clear mess
$1,000; family pork, $500; clear family,
SlG.OO 80,
Lard steady; steam leaf, $3.50; kettle
dried SsG2l4.
Bacon steady: shoulders. $3.50; short
rib sides $3.50; short clear sides, $50.
Whisky steady at Sl.lJ.
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RAIrfMOPE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 4.-Flour dull;
,emilyl A2D42.95, winter wheat. patent,
sAiQ5.o5: spring do. xs.9Oq4.25.
wheat strong, No. red spot and De-
eenDef, COstV00i4c.; January, 0Th497Hc.;
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R.soE or THERMOMETERS

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times once yes'e.-
day: 3 A. NJ, 10; IL NJ io' a. 81
p. NJ, a; p. NJ. ~; NJ o. aver
age 40l
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. Dec 4.-Tur-
pentine dull at 2Jhc.
Rosin duh at 95c. for good strained.
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III ~ % : . =
against

against
lanes n. Peays administrator and
others ...............-.-...s'.'' betehoaurs
Extract OF Decree OF November ~ ls'S.
and the court doth further anJudse,
ordsr and decree that this cause be re-
fsrred 10 one OF the commissioners OF
the court who Is directed 20 enquire ana
report.
"a An account OF all the debts due by
the estate OF the said james III. Peay,
deceased, with their amounts and prfori'
ties, II any"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
n THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
i CITY OF RICHMOND.

Charles J. Bnlups. surviving partner or
late firm OF l.. W. BilIups AZ son, whe
s1ies for benefit OF himself and all other
creditors OF James IL. Peay. deceased,
who shall come into this suit.