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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING OUOTf rfONS or
MONEY.
Oneripgs and sales AT the Richmond To-
bsceo irchsngc--fnicrnaI Revenue
<ciiectiors-Toreign Ad,ices.

NLW YORK Nov. 22.-Ths principal
topic 81 discussion In financial and stock
sareies TODAY was the outflow OF sold
10 EUROPE. The cngaYcmcnts Of tnc
metal for shipment Tomorrow footed up
fho large sum OF St.10.po. which brinss
the total FOR tho week up 10 SI.3.yO 0H.
or Tomorrow shipments. SS.ioo.Of viii
10 IN bars and 81 10000 in coin. Bars
hsnro largely I'm the total for the reason
<nai the treasury has reduced the price
Tor pafs 20 lie Of I per cent. premium.
or oSHc per thousand. This reduction
hclp 10 tho spccuiator. es he can now
gil exactly what his consignment viii
pms IN London. With coin n Is Ciis
ecult, as 70 rarely n ever. reaches tho
standard weight The cfux OF the metal,
as stated, excited "A good deal OF comment.
Nousness. nor did II have the least effect
On holders Of stocks. Usually exports
or gold nave been made tho basis Tor
savage attacks ON the market. but TO-
Gay enssgemenis proved OF no al.
vantage 10 the bears. The movement
Is looked upon IN banking circles as
icing perfectly natural, in view OF the
diminished exports OF products and gem
"rsl merchandise. and The heavy in'-
ports OF securities. etc. OF late. Specu-
lauon in stocks was dull-ChcaSO Gao
Tobacco. Sugar Western Union Leather
preferred, and st. Paul. The lndustriais
were weak. and especially chicago Gas.
Tobacco. and Leather preferred. sugar
hold well until near the close, when
Il ran of 9. to e9ss Chicago Gas dropped
~ 10 G2ia on the revival OF the ruInOr
that the Illinois authorities had decided
against the Flower-OlcOtt reorganization
plan. Leather preferred fell TO GGia and
Tobacco TO Niih The railroad list he'd
tolerably steady throughout and a few
issues were quite firm. The Changers,
Manhattan. Lake Shore, and Western
lnion met with better support than Of
late. The western stocks were strength
cned by the favorite report Of the North
western for the month OF October. The
market closed quiet. The active stocks
show net losses OF iS0hs per cent The
Indusirials declined bsd2 per cent. Bonds
We're lower. Sales were 1881 900
Money on gan easy at 1i402 per cent,
last loan ~ ~ per cent. and closing
offered ~ IA per cont. prime mercantile
Taper. rfia05 per cent Bar silver, G1i4.
Startling exchange firm. with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills al 4S7i4d4S7ai Tor
sixty days and 1874 is9it for demand,
posted rates 4SSiaUf'O; commercial bills,
4SGiyG4S7i, Government bonds easy.
STATE bonds quiet. Railroad bonds steady.
silver at tho board was duh.
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4 Chapter Of Accidents.

sERGENT. KY. Nov. Especial -
News comes here from Wise 9. H., Va.
of a Jail delivery which occurred yester-
day evening. by the prisoners breaking a
large iron BAR Five we're successful.
40 clue as 10 their whereabouts.
Miss BERTHE Kelley. a Well-known
mountain woman. while riding on tho
streets Of Wise C.. H.. Virginia, yesterday.
was thrown, her foot catching In the
surrup. She was dragged over three hun
drad yards. sustaining serious and fatal
injuries.
old Uncle johnny Hayes. Of Pound.
Va, near the Kentucky border. is very
low at his homo nearing his ninetieth
year. He was formerly "a resident of this
place, where ne has a host of relatives
Granville Wallen. a farmer near the
Virginia border, was shot al from am
bush last night though not hurt
Aunt Lefty Craft widow Of -. fell
from her door-steps yesterday. inhicting
serious wounds which may prove fatal.
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VroDertV Transfers,

Richmond: Bartlett Davis trustees 70
efete building and Loan Company, g
feet on Baker street between Hickory
and Tyler, sl,550.
" W. Timberlake 10 William y. Page
.. feet on Duval street. 500.
Watkins and Holidays trustee 10 w
W Timberlake - feet on west side Ran
dolph street near WindcT, and triangular
lot adjoining. SlVo.
Henrco: James II. Barton TO J. Harry
Harvey, lot 16 in block j. Brookland Park.
$3.50
Same 10 II. Lee Lorraine, lot II In block
3. BrOOkiand Park. 500
30 acres on Southern railway, 500
Charles H. Epps TO James ". Barton.
90 feet on MOnteirs street. northwest
corner Sycamore street and 20 feet On
east side Mitchell street. N.yN
Payne Smiths trustees 10 state BuildinS
and Loan Company. 90 feet on Williams
street near Richie, $50.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

N'EW YORK. Nov. 22.-Flonr weak and
trading neglected; winter wheat low
grades. - 2Jn2 -; do. fair 10 fancy, S-.eD
as 40. do. patent, S3jOg3.9O; Minnesota
Gear, s.. 1Jd3.25. patent, S5.1Jpflv; low
extras. S22JG2 -. Southern Hour dun
and weak common 10 fair extra slug
. 80. good TO choice DO, S2.aO03W.
Wheat more active ana nrncr, no.
red. store and elevator. GTn6lbc.; aiioat
GSi t0fSl.c. options were moderately
active and irregular. declining Sc. rally
ing &c., and closing firm and unchanged
from yesterday; No. red. January
G5isc.. March. &C; May C'iAc.; JULY
C7itc.. December. 6ilkc
Corn dun and firmer, No. .. 3G4 a36i4c
elevator; 57N5T,c. anoat. options we're
dull and steady at l.Niac. decline; Novem-
349,c, May. 35sc.
oats dull ana easier. Options duh
and weaker; November, 22"ic.; December
23sc.. January. &i3sc. May, 2yisc. spot
prices. No. =, 22ac.; No. = Whlte -f'4H
Hay firm and in fair demand; shipping
IOulJc.; good 10 choice, Spgqhc.
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece,
1G022c.. pulled, iJN3ic.
Beef steady ana quiet; family. $1,000
200. extra mess, SIJOdS.OO; beef hams
dun at SliWNllJn; city extra. India
mess. $500: cut meats dull picked bel
lies 500. picked shoulders. Sj.75nGDO.
picked hams. SS2JNaop, middles nominal.
Lara firm ana quiet; western steam,
$50 asked city $40; November. S5.f5
nominal. Refined in moderate demand;
Continent. SG2J. South American. $500;
compound, SO.15d5.25.
Pork quiet and steady; mess, S9.500
1000.
Buttor-Fancy firm; state dairy. ia
Ole. do. creamery, 11M22i &C.; western
dairy, 1OiMi5c, Elgins. BE.
Eggs quiet and steady state and Penn
svlvania. 22U2Gc.. western. fresh, ia
23lsc: do. per Case. S35OQI25.
iallow firm; city, AKA Site; country
43.c
Cotton seed oil steady and quiet: crude
2jlsQ 2Gc.; yellow prime new. 29a29iac.;
do off grades, 2Su2Ssc.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained. COM
mon 10 good, Sl70n1.75.
TuDentne dull and easy at 2IA n2Sc.
Rice steady and quiet, domestic, lair
TO extra. 1aMGc., Japan. 3'sQ3lc.
MOlasses- Foreign nominal. New Or
leans. open kettle, good TO choice. quiet
al 2Gn32c.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee steady and unchanged 10 IL
points down; december. Sliir. January,
St41VIli1j; February Sl4W: March,
Sl3.SJ613"o; May Si.3j. June. Si3pU
July, Sl2ll. spot Rio dun and easy
Susar-Raw dull and steady: fair re-
hning. Be. Refined steady and quiet,
off \. ! i-lC0N &C.; standard a. ii.c., cut
loaf and cru-hed. 5iIc.; graduated. 4i-9
$3.50.
Frelehts to Liverpool steady; cotton.
by steamer S-32t.. grain, by steamer
aisd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

The following cases were disposed Of IN
the Police Court yesterday.
Mossrs. Maynes Fuller. Williams ana
unn were charged with soliciting pas
sengers on the platforms OF The railroad
depOts for Lotels There was no evidence
brought forth 10 sustain the charges anu
all the cases were dismissed.
The case Of x. +. Bird charged Win
assaulting c. l.. Cannon. with "A piece or
brass, with intent 10 Kill was contlii y
i'm the oath as was also the case OF
&. T.. Cannon, charged with fighting on
The premises of the Richmond Electric
Railway Company. .,
ing. abusing and Threatening 20 beat
Michael Gniinghan. and Michael Buns
was charged with assauliinS and strih-
inc Cflinrhan The case 81 Grace was
continued until the 20th. while Burns was
sent on to the grand jury.
The case Of Addie Johnson (colOredl.
o,srood with unlawfully obtaining and
anpropriating. under false pretenceS, SO,
was continued until the Stn.
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ruary. $50; March s.3i: April. SIS; May,
sl2; June. $40 July. SIS; August, So;
September, $50, October S.lf.
Wcekly--Nct receipts, I,Jis bales; gross
receipts. ;S,.5iJ bales; exports TO 'Icai
Eriiain. 1.lg, bales: France. 90 Dalea;
Continent 800 bales. forwarded, IL, -
bales. sales, l.iso bales; spinners' "''
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 33.si6 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, ',rss paies;
France iVp bales Continent, o'V.v baica,
stock. 5t4.52I bales.
Total so far tbs weck-Not receipts,
2Os GA bales, exports 10 Gredt britain
S.siy bales: France, g,6r bales; Con-
Total since September ist-Net receipts.
. 90 ga bales: exports TO Great Britain,
5s93T2 bales. France. 15l,slV baics; Con-
tineni. HH3ys bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, NOV. 2z;-'otlon
futures quiet, sales. $500 bales; NO
Vembcr. 500. December. s.v2 January
sol. February 81; March, Sl3; April
: IS; May, So. June, So; July. So.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 22;-~l2.'" 4. NJ
Cotton. Demand fair and prices harden
ing: American mlddling. ! 1872; sales,
- 90 bales, American, ll,up bales:
speculation and export, loo bales; re-
ceipts. 30 bales. al American. Futures
opened steady and demand iair; AmeTi-
ran middling low middling clause. No
vomber. 2y-Gf: November and Decem-
Dor, 2s-6i: December and January
4 2Se41i 29-Gi: January and February
4 2S-Gtd8 1854: February and March,
4 2s-6lfii 3O-G4: March and April. 4 2s-Gt
al 3l-9f: April and May. I 1864 32-c4
May and Juno 3l-6lpi 32-A; June ana
july. 33-G4Qf 34-Gl: July and August,
1864. Futures firm at the advance.
Tenders at to-day's closing, go bales new
dockcts.
T. M-American spot grades, $50
higher: American middling. fair > LIS,
good middling. ll-iG; low middling,
4 g-lG: middling, 1882: good ordinary,
1872; ordinary, 4 5-:i2: November. 2J-Gi
al 3D-64: November and Decembc -
4 20-6i sellers; December and January,
4 2s-Sffi4 1854, sellers; January and Feb
ruary. 4 2s-Cllfl 29-6i sellers; February
and March. 29-Gi. buyers; March and
April. 4 2g-Gff14 3l-Gi. buyers; April and
Nav. { 3o-Gin4 3i-6i. buyers May and
June 32-Ci buyers. June and july,
3 32-6i04 1864. buyers: July and August,
4 33-Gi1i4 3l-6l buyers; August and Sep
iember 1851. buyers. Futures closed
steady.
Weekly Cotton Statistics-Total sales
Of the week, 1000 bales; American. 1900
bales: trade takings. including forwarded
from ships side. - 0pD bales. actual oK-
port 600 bales total import 10000
bales: American, 5000 bales. total stock.
$4,000 bales. American $1,000 bales;
total anoat. 200 ODD bales; American,
10000 bales. spectators took 200 bales
and'eXpOrtcrs took $500 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
Docs Efficient Work.

Mr.. Charles O. Savllle. the deputy clerk
of the Chancery Court. Is highly com
him. The other day when the decree in
The Ford case Was handed down by Judge
Lamb. Mr.. Saville not only disposed of
his current work, but he also on the
same day entered the lengthy decree
upon the records. whic:i. BY the way
covered more th.1i thirty eight large
pages on the record hook. ready for the
Judge 10 sign the next morning. There
were only fhrec slight mistakes TO be
noticed In the entire work. and they
we're af course easily rcmedied.
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NAVAL STORES.

NfLMINGTON, y. c., Nov. 22.-Rosin
hrm strained, sl2Ils, good strained
Si52R.
SPIRITS Of turpentine steady; machine,
2Jikc. irregular. .,issc.
Tar firm AT ST1J.
Crude turpentine easy; hard. $iio; sof;,
$40; virgin, Sl6O.
CHARLESTON, &. g., Nov. 22.-Tur-
pentino firm at 2jc.. receipts, II casks
Rosin-GoOd strained firm az $l.2pp l.3O;
receipts, 2l& barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 22.-Snirits Of
turpcntine firm at 25hc. sales, 1909
CASKS: receipts. 500 casks.
Rosin firm at the advance, all offer
ings taken. Quotations: a, b. and 9,
Si20: -, Sl.2j; +. S1.io; f. Sll50l.5o;
6, $50. IA. Sl.Jj: J. Sl10: X. SiSj. Nj,
S225 y, S2S). window glass. $50;
water white. s3.ij.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. -. 1919.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. j hogshcad, filters, q. scrap
bright, 9. leaf dark. .. Tugs dark, :.
Total. % hOgsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright 30 hogsheads: dark,
. hogsheads ReinspectiOns-B Bright, Z
hogshoads. dark. hogsheads.
Myers Planters. crcnshaw's, Sea-
brooks. Old Dominion. and Shockoe to-
haccO warehouses report to-day. Re
ceipts IT, packages; deliveries. 81 pack
ages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tObaccos for the city Of Rich
mond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
S.1 -: plug tObaccos, $3,2i2.,s. Total,
S3,S2jIS
Tho usual sale Of bright loose tobaccos
at Davenport s warehouse to-day.
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: 4. II. Meredith and Ro Clopton
Meredith, Louisa county. Va, J.. IA.
Stokes. Blackstone Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 22.-Wheat
values sank suil lower to-day. The
opening quotations were about the low
est ana the closing ones about the hSn.
est of the session, but fluctuations Wek
confined 10 narrow limits. and there was
more of weakness than Of strength 10
the days trading. The opening Was at
tended with signs that the aeclinc o
yesterday had leit feeling OF dcprcs-
sion in the minus Of traders. Further
liquidation sales Of long wheat were cX-
pectcd, and IL was this apprehension
which tended TO hold the market down
all through the day. December wheat
opened at JGc sold between J6ltc aXd
5jA M55'Sc.. closing at 5GisQ 5Ol5c.. a shade
under yesterday. Cash wheat was &c.
per bushel lower.
Corn-At the start the action OF the
corn market was fairly brisk but Moth
INK beyond ordinary The tone at mat
time WAS firm, more especially Tor the
current month OF November Dullnoss
prevailed, however and with the inactiv-
NY an easier feeling prevailed. Wheat
having hardened before the close, corn
also iirmcd, and the last prices OF The
day were The same as the first. the entire
range not being full isc May corn
opened ar 2sisc., sold between 29c. and
2yi s019i4c., closing at the opening price
a shade higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was lie. loves.
0ats-I'his market was sil without
essential change. Trading was very
light ana prices held steady. Orders were
few and unimpOrtant and the traders
found the majority OF their time unoc-
cupled. May oats closed UNCHANGED
from yesterday. Cash oats were firm.
Proyisions.Although the hog market
was lower. and although wheat was
weaK, provisions presented a fairly steady
tone throughout, ara even made a SLIGHT
gain as result Of the DAYS trading.
There wa not much pressure 10 sell
owing 10 the ruling low standard OF
values, whilst u good many people feel
Inclined 10 buy, IA the belief that their
chances or losing are now az a minimum.
At the close January pork was Jc. higher
than yesterday January lard oiff5c
higher, and January ribs 2ic higher
l, ~
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 22.-Flour
quiet. ., 49,.
her uli,6GIi4c: December, D'i4HO3".c.
Nav. G>.neSi1c.: steamer NO : req,
GiIT6lic.: southern. by sample, v'H
G5i,c.: DO. on grade. GlS.nGirc:
Corn easy: mixed spot and Novernn,,'
aliiM3ts,c.: November. new and old. - ;
m3f~c.: year. 3}a,a9ic.: January, '5'2a
AK. February. ~ yi3ic; steamer mix
ed. 32KG33c: southSn white "j'a'''c.
yellow, ~. n3Jsc. .,o
o3ilc.. 30 mixed, western. 22igc. asked.
I've uactiyc No. ?. 4Siiic. ior near ~
and ifdi7c for rcsiern.
Hay firm At $3.50 md.
Grain freighis dull.
Other articles unchanged.
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CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 2.-f1our duii
winter patent. $3.3OQ36p; spring patent
81 sDq3T5 49,
Wheat firm: No red. track. G5l9a
bji4c.
Corn steady: No. white. &c.
Oats quiet and unchanged
Pork quiet. mess, <e.r, GEAR mess
$1,000: family. 5000. ..
Lard easier: steam leaf. s5.SIi1H6oo;
kettle lard, sJs1ian6O0; prime steam,
SJ.3J0J.i.,
Bacon firm. loose shoulders. $500: short
clears, S5.25: boxed meats &c. more.
Dry salted meats quiet loose shoi&
ders, S4.2j: short clear. SfS1l2; boxed
meats 80. more.
Whisky quiet and firm at Sl22.
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War Banies the Heirs.

POTTSTOWN. PA. Nov p -Represen-
tatives Of about 20 heirs OF Conrad Gel
ger who died in Cuba. leaving an estate
of 10000. met here yesterday. II was
decided 10 continue tho investigations,
and after the war IN cuba Is over send a
representative there 20 look uD their IN
terests. Henry :. Grini.h. OF Philadei-
phia, was elected chairman.
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THE BIOODY GINS.
The oystermen of the EappahannocIs
Likely 10 suffer.

WICOAuCO CHURCH. VA, Nov. %
Spocial.-Mr. X. J.. Fleming. freight and
passenger agent of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Comuany. vas here TODAY
looking after The interest OF his line Of
steamers.
THE oysters on the lower Ra'Dahau-
mock have what 80 known among the oys-
termen as bloody giiis. and the heath
officer OF Baltimore has refrsel to let
them be landed bon Baltimore. They look
an right when first opened, hut after
standing fOr twenty-four hours become
bloody. and 10 some instances smell bad
lv. SHOULD they not get all right soon
b. Will cause nucn distress and suffering
among the 0Fst arm sn. as so many are
entirely dependent upon this branch of
lnduslry .nr .lNlm...
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confrl!erale Ncmorla! LIterar, snclrly.

A meeting % the executive committee
or the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society was hold yesterday morning In
the rooms Of the Virginia Historical 50
cicty. The question Of the selection Of
regents for tho different States was dis
cussed. and plan s1iopted. The laGies
are flilr of pl.ns FOR the opening of tho
museum iu the near future, and much
or interest viii Doc decided upon at the
regular meeting OF the society on De
comber 9Th.
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cleared Over Two Thousand Dollars.

Miss Mary Thaw. the treasurer Of the
ever of the Roses" bazaar. 'aid last
night that she thought certainly 5000
and perhaps more. had been cleared for
the benefit Of the Home for Incurables. 9"
She has ISSUED call for the Executive
Board OF the bazaar 10 meet al they
~ g. 4. on Tuesday. wren settlement
OF tho financial matters of ne bazaar
win Doe made The exact AMOUNT cleared
Will then bc made known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
Uecn Run Hunt Clnb.

The members Of the Deep-Run Hunt
Club will have their usual chase this
afternoon. The rendezvous VIII Dr. a. RIO
Vista M 3 O'Clock. I'M view Of the beau
uful ran weather of the past few days
10 may be- expected that ID field will be-
a very large one. The days are in very
master of hounds. VIII 10 an in his power
10 make the hunt a success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE primary
dry goods market and jobbing circles nave
again been quiet to-day. There IS no
change I'm the general tone Of the market
for cotton goods. staples arc easy mere
and there. but cotton dress fabrics are
firm both in dark work and IN new sprinB
lines. The woollcn goods departments
show no alteration from late reports.
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ST. LOUIS. MO, Nov. Flour duh
and unchanged.
Wheat lower: November 55lzc; De-
cember, 557sNJSc. May. Gle
Corn lower; November, 2iizc., Deem
Der, 24i4c.; May, pic.
oats nrm. November. 1sc.; December.
lSc. May, 2fisc.
Pork-Standard mess. SS.25ffs.32is.
Lard-Prime steam, $500; choice,
Sj57n.
Bacon-Shoulders. $3.50, clears, 800;
short clear SJ3si..
Dry Slated Meats Shoulders SLsi.2;
clear, S4o1ia; short clear. $jl21
High wines Steady al sl.2Z.
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COTTON sIARkETS.

VIEW YORK. Nov. 22.-coiton quleis
mid9ling eulf 81; middlins. 81; gross
roceipts. 73I bales; Forwarded. ;5oI
hsles. sales 80 bales; spinners, los bales ;
ssnck 1850 bales. Futures closed
staaev. sales, $4,000 bales; November,
81. y. .embcr, So, January, So; Feb
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sheriff John =. Davis, OF Henry county;
couod m the office OF the Auditor Of
public Accounts yesterday. after deliver
Inc an The penitcntiary VIII Walls color
e,D. sentenced 20 three years inprisoh-
mcnt for hOuse-Dreakng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

XIV l4-hR-Nt'. 49, f-NVFs -. i0'os
Quotations: Wheat-LoDgberry. zoe. 10
~ mixed. Go. to re. shortberry. Use.
10 Tie: No. red. flc.
x,hife s7c. No. mixed. &c.
cats-NO = mixed. 2S11c.; No. mixed,
9ei1c winter seed. 2Sc. TO 32c.
Kve.-4yc. 10 4SC.
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,,a,a-ai.c.: No. . rcd. s57sm5Dxc; No. 2
corn n .ffy1iLr: No. oats. i~G1si,c.:
mess port ST.slAisD: lard, -. i2iz snort
rib sides 81 ilsfi..o. dry salted shout
ders. Sl.JMi.so; short clear sides, $3.c'is;
whisky 81 -
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. nov. - -Bar silver 3Oa.d
Paris adVices quote IS per cent rcntcs
a. 100 francs and 80 ccntimes for the
account.
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Indigestion

Yissds rssdily - Heod's SnsmpsEsh
beospse Il tonO anA dssngthsne ~
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

~
BALTIMORE MD. NOV - Virginia
Century g. asked. Northern Central. 20
asked. Consolidated Gas stock, a7ilQ5Si2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Or. HOfE will preach at II A. NJ. At
J.. NJ The Eighty Years OF Conflict for
Religious Liberty in Holland will he the
theme Of the sixth discourse to young
men in the series on Great Eras in
Church History"