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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-03
nnrArrn ENCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. :, lNJi
Offerings of tobaccos at auction on
'Chauge by Mr.. George A. IA mes 10
day, II packages oil auH-Cu'e 30 No
2Ily sold Al $40, one G. H. heII q
Co, no. 243) taken IN at Sz.Io one w. II
Kent ~ CO., No 24O) sold at sO.l'' one
e. II. Kent a Co, No. 2ds) taken ia IA. a.
81. one (G. n Kent ~ CO., No. @,DJ soii
at $40, one CO. II. Kent q co.. 10. ~
at - ~, one O.. H. Kent Coz 30 10
taken in at 500, one tQuadrupG1' i'ns
land, No. j. sold al 500, one ~; l.; bJ"H-
ley, No. j at $50, one CIV. H. IdyIot'
No u at $40, one Oewis Duke, 30. -
taken in at $3.50, one CO. II. hehl 'o''
No $3.50 sold at 81. -.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco IIaue Qua 90 .
tiIleIs, ~ hORsheads, cutters, % SIMON
ers. / sun-curcd, 10; Tugs dark. j.
Total, rs hogshcads. -.
The tobacco inspector reports To-Day
Inspections Dark, - hogsheads ana rs
tierces. Reinspccuons- Bright u hoss-
The tobacco inspectors official report
for the month ending Wednesday, Octo-
Der 81, .S34, shows as follows,
Receipts for the month, ~ nossheaIs
and H. ticrCes, &c, deliveries, ['Nio
hogsheads and 33S tierces &c.
Stocks on hand inspected, lN,o6i hogs-
3.524 hogsheads and ~ tierces, sc. To-
tai stocks ON hand October 81, 1894, 81 ,jSI
hogsheads and 1852 tierces, Sc.
Total stocks On hand Saturday, Septem-
Der -. 1894, -, 100 hogsheads and l,3sS
Decrease in stocks for month Of Octo-
Der, 1894, l9uS hogsheads and 226 terces'
&c.
Inspections and reinspections for the
month ending Wednesday,. october II,
1894: Inspecuons-B Bright, 5SS hogsheads
and IL tierces. &c. dark. I'D hoesheads
and l5S tierces, &c, western. - hogs
Heads ToJal, l,N92 hogsheads and III
spcctions-Bright, So5 hogsheads
and tierceg &c. dark, 30 hOgshedds
and I tierces, &c. western, - hogsheadS.
Total. flH hogsheads and II tierces, &c.
Total samplng for the month ending
Wednesday. October 81. 1891: Bright
/ 3s3 hogsheaGs and % terces, &c, dark,
L. $50 hogsheads and 1872 tierccs &c;
western. e h1gshcads Total, @,OiG hogs
heads and 49, tieTCes, &c.
Sales Of loose tobaccos on the Rich
mopd breaks for the month ending We'd
nesfav. October b. 1S9l lp1 2S3 pounds
Davenport'S. ShOokoe, and CrenshaW's
tobacco warehouses report to-day. Re
ceiuts, packages, deliveries, - pack
ares.
United states internal revenue collec-
tions for the city OF Richmond. Va, to-
day: Cigars md cigarettes. S404705: plug
tohaccOs S23oI.i7 Total. SS.2i5i2.
4 very satisfactory sale at the South
ern" to-day: do not eXUect 10 have an
other sale at this warehouse until We'd
neslav next November :, 1894.
\ big break at the "Stonewalr' to-day
Tobacco sold Wen
4 verv good sale at Shelburne's tobacco
No visitors registered on Change to-
1ay.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rgE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY
offerings aud sales at the Richmond To-
bAcco Erchsnge-lnt'rhsl Revenue
Coneotion.-ToreiRn AdViocs.

>rN YORK. Nov. Grading at the
500 Exchange was on a small scaie
Today the total transactions IN s'oCNs
l.Nu. IoOtCI mp i-t"D shates, "b@H'SS
5000 shares yesterday me cove! .ns
movement noted yesterday mace turihtI
L4ONryss, and was most pronounce III
/ 20 eds, o. sac BgatiEtlt. nc No''''.
carly iu the dAy felt the lnnueh'e uA
TIE purchases by bears, but ~ me aIttI
noon there were indications that nv
movement In this group had culmlhh'J,M
The general market was strenglhchtu ~
higher cables from London, me dealh
of ue Car having had no lhhueHCe VI.
the IN markets. In TACT brllSh
CuussIs aud French rcntes were higher.
sterling exchange was hrm. but hs no
sod was engaged for shipment 10 EU-
EoYc hN tomorrow 3 steamers, lhtIe
wa some buying FOR the long account
Tao main factor In the market, however
was the desire on the part OF the I'ap-
Ing hears TO even up thtr cohua',S Dy
gore the election. The improvement u"l-
Ing the morning session ranged from
/ 20 g.. per cent. the Changers, Louis.
S'Ne and Nashville Western Union. ana
tho Coalors leading. In the afternoon
q dash Was made against the toaleFS'
and New Jersey Central wa" SOFA down
-. % 20. I1gkaWaUra ia 10 l'N. Della
ware ana Hudson D. 10 i2ifl. and Read
tag rs tU t,F. Later Jersey Central
rallied 90 Hi- and BaCkaWanna 20 100.
T'He general list was not Influenced 10y
tla decline iu the stocks named. and
closed i.m Pacific Mail advanced ~
10 22H.l on reports that the company
would uqHlatc the last Of ITS floating
Trlt next month and that the negOtia-
Mons with tho Panama road were pro-
r., .aYg faNurahly. American Sugar
was far loss active and very errauc
throughout closing y per cent. lower
Hau'c advanced e., TO aSa, New York,
Now Hlr.v ana Hartford sold ~ 100
against 1914. the last transaction re-
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FAILING ON mr. ELECTION.
Irs Supposed Eject nindering Busines'
Operations.

NEW YORK, Nov 2-R. G.. Dun *
Company 5 weekly review OF trade, EAlg1
issues tomorrow, viii say.
Inc last week Or OCTOBER WIth an tA-
citing election near, cannot indicate muen
OF tuc true condition 4 business. in
some trades, the season is TOO FAR ad-
yauCcd for great activity, ana In oiheIa
the suppls.Q effects OF the voting hinder
operations. But IL H. satisfactory ina
the volume OF production Is well main
Gained, ANA ia one Ur tWO branches III
creased, mat no monetary difficulties dis
turb. and that bread. uts are a little
higher. and that DO material decline dp-
pears during the Neck 40 manufactured
products.
at present the volume 81 business trans
acted Is, on the whole, smaller thau last
year and much smaller than In lHG,
though an election Was Then close at
mana. Inc depression Of cotton aud
wheat and the partial loss u the corn
crop must be rt, ned as important
causes OF hcsltduDy DO retail distribution
Of products. la toe iron industry. me
chief activity is IN structural work. bridge
and other plates, while the demand isI
sheets n somewhat diminished Bar aud
wire show no improvement, and nails
are weaker. The average Of quotations
Tor various kinds OF iron and
steel is per cent lower than
In july, 90 per cent higher than
al the lowest point in April, and
y per cent lower IMAM IN july. A con
h''' V7AIteu III no
I''t',st vi FJ". ~ ,"'' =" purchases OF
LIZ ,isH itIIs Uy MI. Huntington, FOR
dJ.lt utHNerY ana Dy canadian roads,
!HYlI"'C lHal American makers are IgsIng
t"I o. ihCT LhtLfaI market Waiting
t , III lIt9e d"lir5sc" textile manu-
i".lutre ana concessions In price have
Othervisa tb. ,,,arl..t g. .,,',,. ~ 1T,
Hln'"I HdI,d'i"IS OF Improvement
The ouiy announced redul ION T. 80 ,ss
fourth OF "a cent in Lawrence t.. l.. sheet
lnSS 10 I cents I'm wJOlrns the fan and
winter demand Is disappearing. though
stlll fairly large for the season, but the
expected supplemental orders do moi au-
pear. and great uncertainty prevails as
- spring goods.
No changes Of price are noted Manu-
tacturers are NOT disposed 70 produce i'm
advance Of the chance January lst AMI
so are buyiug only Tor current 1..t,s ga ga
al the West 10 t. complained that wool
goes BEGGING al prices below tho parity
OF similar wool abroad, on the secured
basis
The Government has sustained a heavy
deficit for the month Of October and
customs receipts are disanuOintirply
light Otherwise money markets reject
only q remarkable absence OF CONNER
cial demand though the possible reduc-
tiou of interest on deposits may lad m
some withdrawal of country finds
F,ynorrs for the past four weeks u,.ra
IL nor cent less than last year Will ir,
,orts usra Der cent greater. Failures
rrHrtinua small and for four weeks erJ-
io' October 18th liabilities were n ans -
Of which 1919 - were OF manufactur-
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NEW YOKK PROpucE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. NOV. Flour barely
steady and quiet, winter wheat. low
grades. - Sjlr1IO, fair To fancy, s. IUu
s. lUu2.45; patent, NilJH3.6i; low extras,
81 SSQ2 49, Southern hour dull and
steady, common 10 fair extra, 2.lOQ3.uU,
good 10 choice do, S3iOa&.jo.
No red, store and elevator 5jii
anOat SIC. options were more active
and sc. higher, closing firm; No. red.
November. 5524c.; December jG3Ac; May,
Corn dun and firm; No. ., GOc.. elevator
Ole. ahoat. Options quiet and firm at
I.aasc advance; November JSaic,, Janu-
ary 55i2c., May, 55igc
Oats dun and hrner. options quiet;
November, 38c.; January, 3l%c May,
36&sc Spot-No. ,, 32a4 033c. mixed west
Hay In fair demand and steady; ship
ping, 5oc. good 10 choice. G5a75c.
Beef quiet family. $l0.oOqI2O0: extra
mess, SSOnaS. 80; beef hams dun at Sl7. 90
Gi7. 20; t!erced beef Inactive city extra
India mess, sl6mal6.50; cut meats dun
and easy picked bellies, $50 shout
ders, S537l@a5.50; hams, $9OOq05O; mid
dies nominal
Lard quiet and easy; western steam
$3.50; November. SI.23 asked; January.
81 %. nominal Refined quiet: Continent
So 1880. ''''
Pork steady and in moderate demand.
mess. Sl3 J0Ilt50..
Butter Fancy .hrm; State dairy. I8a
22c.: creamery, l7d23e, western dairv
Halle creamery. l5d23lHc ElgIns o2i2c
Cotton seed oil easy; crude, 2iGoIiLc .
yellow 2Sc. w.
Petroleum steady; WASHINGTON. barraIs
5000: do. i'm bulk. SO 10. Refined ~,
York, &15; Philadelphia, $40; do IN
bulk, 81. 6od2. g. :"
Rosin duh and steady: strained co,,-
mon TO good Sl.35(Il 30 0O'''-
Turpentine quiet and steady at 9Sih5ooc
Rice I'm moderate demand and stea1,.
domestic, fair 10 extra. 4HQ51sc: Japan
4SS6p4xc.
Molasses-F Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open Kettle good TO choice. In
moderate demand and steady at 27a36c
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Nicaragua Come, I0 law,

WASHING1 ON, ID. c.. Nov. The Nj
carasuIan Government has acceded to the
request OF the United States, and has
permitted the two eXiled Americans. VIII
bank and Hampton, who were given asy-
lum on board the Marblehead, at Blue
fields. 20 land al tSat port and close their
personal affairs. Nicaragua has also
guaranteed to grant them fun amnesty
upon their agreeing to respect the au-
thority Of Nicarasua over the MOSQUITO
Coast. This action is entirely satisfac-
tory to the United States, as both of these
men were exceedingly active In the last
revolution. one being d member OF the
Revolutionary Council. and the other act
ing as Judge under Chief Clarence. This
action OF Nicaragua practically ends the
Mosquito incident, and permits the last
remaining cruiser at Marblehead to leave
Bluehelds.
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HON. GEORGE d. WISE.


Chincoteague (Accomac). November 81
Princess Anne Courthouse. Novsm
HON. W. A. LITTLE. JR.
Igo, November 81.
White Oak king George county,. No
Isle OF Wight Courthouse, November btn
HON. s. s. TURNER.
Clarke county, November 30.
Page county. November 3D..
". n. MckENNEN.
Emporia November 9Th
HON. WILLIAM X. ALEAANDth.
Clarke county, November Sd DAY ana
"'S"" HON. DON p. HALsEY.
Chap, November I'd 9 y. Nd
Spout Spring November I'd lnighO.
HON. RUFUS A. AYERS.
HON. JAMES n. STUBBs.
Gloucester. November 9TH.
HON. EPPA HUNTON, JR
Lgnum (Culpeper), November 3D.
Charlotte Courthouse. November 5.h.
-, HON; W. (; Jones, JONES.
Warsaw, November 18th.
JUDGE y. II. HAiRSToN.
Mayo Church Henry county,, Saturday.
November 30 q O'clock.
RidseSay Henry county,. Saturday.
Mountain Valley Henry county,, Mon
day, Noyember, 5th e o'clocD.
HON. j. l.. THElpM Az.
New Store, November 81.
HON. MICAJAH WOODS
Earleysylle. November I'd g p. NJ
=. HON. w. Z STAPLES -
Alexandra city, November 18th (nghO.
HON. J. T.. MASON
Igo, November I'd.
HON. r. j. WASHINGTON.
White oak king George county,, No
vember 3l might.
le'' hon. H. W FLoURNoY.
Midlothian, November 30.
Rockville WenrIco county,. Novem-
0e' ~ HON. LLOYD T. SMITH.
Kirsale (Westmoreland county, Novem.
HON. II. WALTON MOORE.
Lgnum Culpeper) November Sd.
Lgnum iV tcaIPeperl Ststt Sd sd.
r. r. POLLARD, ESQ.
Emporia, November 9Th.
HON HOWARD HATHAWAY.
White Stone. November 81 might.
j. T. MANN
White oak (king George county,, No
''' HON. <. j. MONTAGUE.
Rocky Mount. November Sd.
HON. CLAUDE A.. SWANSON.
Rocky Mount, November ID.
HON. II G. MARSHALL.
Charlottesville. November 5th.
HON. WALTER u. ADDISON.
New River, November I'd might,
Newberne. November 9Th (court day..
HON. f. w MORTON.
Churchwood, November 9d might.
HON !. Il. RICHMOND
Newberne, November 9TH.
Altoona Mills November Sd might.
7 TAYLOR ELLYsON. Chairman.
J. BELL BIGGER. Secretary.
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PORT or WEST POINT. Nov =, lsg
AKRI\ ED
III AKRiAGES

CAMERON-WILSON at ST.
C8tharne s, Ont, on October Il, 1894.
ROBERT X. CAMERON, Of Mcdowell.
W. Va, 10 CARRIE. only daughter of
George Wilson, contractor, Of ST. Catha-
riHe's,
NALLIS--BO ELL Married,a at Spring
Farm, FauquieT county, Va, October
2ith, by Rev. d. j. ShOpof1, assisted by
Rev samuel Wallis, brother OF the groom,
WILLIAM JOSEPH WALLIS. NJ. D.. Of
Windsor Forrest, Stafford county and
LUCY SHEPTON, daughter OF William s.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 2.-Flour better
but not quotably changed. "a
Wheat opened hc. up ana closed %g
d. November, iSAc.; December, 49,
e Sorn rose rose IgGssc; No. 2 mixed. cash.
and Noyember, 4Hlc.; December 4sc.:
N n.y. 'p ot',set and firm at lkGAc. higher;
No . cash 2s3,c.; November, 2S1sc.; May
32a,q32Asc.
fanr,dSMNPrime steam $50; choice, s6so
Drv Sailed Meats-Loose shoulders
s5,37Ib: longs. SOS; ribs So'"'12' shortS'
oocon- Parked shoulders, G.l5; longs,
81 I2iS: ribs. S725; shorts, S'.3'12'
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Peanuts quiet
Coffee-Options opened irregular and
closed steady at 5qlO points down. No
vember. sl33oS 1885; January, Sli.9oq
1900; March, 81. 35QIl.U; May, 'Sil.3j4
II.4j, August, sll.25. Spot Rio quiet and
steady: No. Z. sl52j
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
lning. Sc. Refined steady and quiet;
of 4, 3ll1-iGdic.; standard A. 1,lGq
4L,c: cut-loaf 4&GI l5-l6c.; crushed,
4Sa5c.; graduated. 4 l-lGq4sc.
Freights TO Liverpool quiet and firm:
cotton I'd; grain, 1Ad.
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CIIICAIiO.

CHICAGO Ill, Nov THE last
thirty minutes OF to-day session or TIE
BCad Of Trade saved the wheat mar
kct from passing entirely without a sent
that time, the eXtcut OF the range, but
reports OF large export sales at the sea
board CGl loads, talk OF some wheat 'akel
il the northwest and in St Louis, ana
ItpCrts by exporters at this place That
Inquiries from the United Kingdom for
the offers OF wheat had been numerous
reused buying enthusiasm Which car
Tiod prices from the extreme inside to
the top point Of the day, December clos
Lu a.. higher than Yesterday Deccm-
Der wheat opened at @is'p sold between
i2'sc. and 53pc, closing at J34 CASH
" heat was in good demand and firm,
prices showing no essential change.
Coma unanimous disposition to take
profits pusscd the holders Of corn to-day,
and an advance of l2c. over yesterday
presenting too alluring profit 10 be re-
sisted. Prices were up at the opening
on the rains, and Notwithstanding Tcdtc-
lions Of q continuance Of them, the real
iZiuE pressure was too powerful to per
nit Of even Steadiness. Near the close
a slight recovery took place, the rally In
wheat finding it's way into corn. May
opened from 5la,c. to 5l7.c, declined to
5051hc, and closed at 5ll2c, baI.c.
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was
firm and LC. per bushel higher.
Oats-Trfue In oats was light, but lit
tie attention being paid to the market.
The advances and declines in wheat ami
corn were promptly responded to, al
though in a more restricted manner.
The close was a shade under yesterday
for May Cash lots were firm. with No.
. a shade higher and white oats steady.
PROFESSIONALISM inclination by product
10 decline early was checked by hrmneSs.
which extended from the grain markets,
but when that prop was removed prices
saetr-l away, with hardly any business
10 speak OF being transacted. The hog
market lacked strength, and that fact
was the main reason for the weakness
iu provisions At the close January
pork was TIC. under Yesterday, January
lard a shade lower. and January ribs
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SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. 2.--Turpentlinnee
firm AT 2it,c. for regulars; sales 'Oo
casks: receipts 80 casks. oa..
Rosin firm; sales, 900 barrels - Q - 2u,
opening and closing - anG - a., go, -
$40. II. $40: ], 500; X, &225; NJ, 500
\. S2.G5, window glass, $2.S5; water Whlte'
~ %
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill, Nov:
. cattle Rfcelpts. 5000; market easy
common to extra steers, s. s5G6E1, stool ~
ers ana feeders s2Dg 80 T.; o. a., Go w anu
Hogs-RcCeipts, 3l,cOD; market weak :
heavy. $3.50 40; common TO choiee
mixcd 81 2iIaiG5; choice assorted, - -
g40; light, Sl25giG5 pigs, NL -, NJ M
.baneed: jnfefior to choice, SlOog35o;
larnhc 81 I-y1f T. ~.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 2-Flour
light demand. -,
c,Tn strong: No. mixed, DC,
oats quiet No. ? mixed, 3OAg3lc.
Pork dull at $3.50.
Lard firm at 81. 1916
Bulk meats easy at SG2J ,o.,
Bacon in light demand at S1G2lh
Whisky steady at $l3.
Butter In fair demand.
Sugar easy.
Eggs strong at l3'.
Cheese in good demand.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON s g.. Nov 2-Iurpen-
tine arm al 25c.: receipts, g. casks.
Rofin-Good strained firm at Sl'oo' re-
ceipts. IT'S barrels.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILMINGTON, y. c., Nov; 2,-R9s SIT
firm strained, 05c. good strained SI.W
Spirits turpentine quiet but steady at
25i4c.
1Tnde turpcntine firm; hard, S1O'
cot, q "A. origin 81. ~.
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SUNDAY CHURCH. NOTICES

STREET BAPTIST CHuHCH
Corner Pine and Albemarla streetsl, rev
J. b. HUTSON, pastor.-Preachins sun
day at II A. NJ and r. NJ. by tns pas
tor. Sunday school at o A. NJ Prayer-
meeting Wednesday night at oSIocx;
Young peoples meeting Friday night q.
s clock. Young mems meeting MONDAY
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
Corner Beverly and Washington streets,
Rev c. r. KUYK, minister In eharse.-
Sunday school at 3:B =, NJ. SUNDAY
service at p. NJ. Evening prayer ana
song service. with lecture, every
cordially welcomed at any OF the services.
II you do not attend religious services
elsewhere, we would be especially pleased
TO have you come and worship Win US
regularly.
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Cash Quotations Flour trade small.
market generally duh and prices easy;
wheat. 5GH, 57Ac.; No > red, 52aic. No.
corn. 53c: No. . oats, 9SAm29'.c. pork,
Sll s7lg4l2Oo; lard, $G9VaG92i2s ribs
So gUaG.%o. dry sailed shoulders, S5.62L,@
575i short clear sides, $d37l286.j0; whis-
ky, Sl.23.
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GYNIN AND IVIINN ENNIANVD'
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. p 1891.
ONcrings-W Wheat. $40 bushels: corn
Cyhite,. 800 bushels; corn miAed). 100
saies Wheat, Go bushels; corn (white).
a., bushels: corn (miXed). $50 bushels.
Quota. ions: Wheat-Longberry. o!c' 10
80 6;;c 10 > red. 56c. 10 j6l4c.
CornIWhite, Virginia dag lots new,
DC. 10 Sc; No. white, 5'c.; NO.
' oatsi 30 . mixed. 32]ac. to &c.: NO;
mixed. 3iIc. to &c; winter SOC 10
-.
Rye-65c. 10 56c.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. Flour duh

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. Flour dull
ana unchanged
Wheat steady, 80 > red spot and No
vcmber, 5lat4aiiAc.; December 5J'iH
554.., May COI. 4|pEc.; steamer 40. >
red, 5l&G5lHc.; milling wheat. by sample,
jGr.
corn firm; mixed year 523.q5H9c.; Jan
uary. 52c. asked; southern white and
yellow. 45Q5jc
oats firm. no. white, western, 3il4c.;
No > mixed, western, BE
Rye steady; No 2 53854c.
Hay firm; good 10 choice timothy, Si2.OD
a12JO.
Grain freights firm but unchanged
Provisions steady; mess pork, $500.
bulk shoulders $50; short ribs and
clear sides, s. -; sugar-cured shoulders,
s. n: hams, small, Sl2.25; large, $500
Iard-Refned, 500,
Butter firm, creamery, fancy, &c;
adle, fancy, 17alSc.; store-packed, l2g
l4C.
Eggs firm al iNc.
coffee firm. 40. :, Sl5.25.
Sugar steady, granulated 4.33.
ROuds-Virgiuia Century. jSim5Sia; Bal
tlmore and Ohio 20 asked, Baltimore
aud Ohio Southwestern second incomes,
20. do. third incomes, 7 asked; COnsoli-
dated Gas bonds, GSixU 6SIa.
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lecture sta r. N. on The Testimony OF
The Monuments to the Truth of the
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twen,g,ntih and Leigh streets;
Roy; W; l.; WRIGHT pastor ; sunday Y" r,,I IL
Aim M feF@ ets snnday Vet Nan M B. B F.
w snderers Brought Back Gal. vi:
/. Sunday p, NJ, anniversary Ladies'
Aid Society and an address on the life OF
school Sis at si5 a. NJ. '01 T%esday At
i: NJ, young mems prayer-meetinS'
Wednesday at T. NJ. prayer-meeting.
uNITARIAN CHURCH-REv. GEO
LEONARD CLANCY and Rev. JOe. NJ
SEATON. pastors.-Services in Belvidere
Hall, &S7 west Main street, at II a. NJ
morning subject: White Sepulcheres."
Evening subject: THE Bible-Is 1t An
Infaliibie Revelation Bible class at u
M.-subject: 1.-The Great Flood and The
Tower OF Babel" All are welcome to
each service.
CLAY-STREET METHODIST EPisCO-
pal church. South corner Adams and Clay
Streets. Rev. IL. T. WILSON, pastor
Preaching by the pastSr at II A. nr Nj anG
Gus o'clock A. NJ, and young mems
prayer-meeting az 2:30 O'Clock r. ~, NJ
Mid-week service Wednesday n'ght at 40
o'clock. Meeting of the Epworth Lessue
Friday night at o'clock seats Tree
Strangers and visitors always Wetoihe'
BROAD-STREET NJ u T IL o ID l 8
church corner Broad and Tenth streets),
Rev. w. V. TUDOR. u. D., pastor Sun
day school at $50 A. NJ Preaching by
the pastor at II A. NJ. and =. NJ Sub
feet At night: The Pharisee and the Pub
lean" Prayer-meeting Wednesday at L.
NJ. Young mems meeting Saturday at
+. NJ.
EMMANUAL CHURCH HENRICo);-
Service at IL A. M-sermon by the
Right Rev. GEORGE ". PETER
KIN. Until the Rev. b: NJ. RAN
DOLPH, rector OF Emmanuel church, can
resume his duties, services. at Emmanuel
church will be held by the Rev. Mr..
NUGENT at II A NJ. every Sunday Is
ST. MARKS CHURCH COR. FIRST
and Clay streetsl. REV. GEORGE {.
ABBITT rector REV. ID. f. SPRlGG.
ID. D., in charge).-Servces every sun
day at II A. NJ. and 40 ?. NJ. sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. Holy Communion
first Sunday in the month.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ner Grace and Pine streets). Rev. III. a.
BAGBY. notwithstanding at IL A. NJ.
and p NJ Sunday school al 2 A
A. Prayer-meeting and lecture Wednes-
day night, and young mems prayer-meet-
ing Saturday night. Seats free and
hearty welcome to all.
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EAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Twenty-eighth and streetsl,,
Preaching by the pastor, J. T TUCKER,
at II A. b. and Sis z. NJ. Sunday school
a $50 A. NJ. s