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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
COAL MINERS STRIKE
THE STOCK GETTING Low.
virginians wosklng-Ths Arbit ration
Boards Preparing to Mediate.

Pittsburg. July 11.-To-day marks
the beginning OF the second week of
the coal miners strike, and already II
gives promise OF being one Of the
greatest wage struggles in the history
Of the country. Eight days ago the
coal operators in this district and the
miners themselves little dreamed that
within one short week such an era of
general suspension could be wrought
us now exists in the bi,uminous mining
industry.
The success that has attended the
movement has greatly clated the min
ers and during the next few days ey-
cry effort will be made to bring out the
men In the few mines that are still
working. This will be n difficult task.
but they express confidence in their
ability to make the suspension COM
plete before the week is forty-eight
hours old.
From the best information obtain
able, the Pittsburg operators are in no
hurry to have the difficulty adjusted,
SO many OF them have had stocks on
railroad sidincs which they held for an
advance. Much of this was disposed
of Saturday. a promient operator said
to-day that II would take another week
market. and by that time n general
cleaning up will have taken place. All
interested will be ready to begin busi-
ness on new basis and probably n
much higher price.
This whole thing will result in n
compromise said another. These
operators are in n position to stand II
for some time. and | believe the min
ers are in about the same condition. 1t
looks rs II business would brighten up.
and in that event the operators will be
able to get prices, and the condition of
business and the condition of the min
er Will be simultaneously improved"
Just now the greatest obstacle In the
way of success OF the miners is the
activity OF the diggers in the West vir-
einia fields. They are working night
and day and are getting ready to sup
ply all the coal that is needed. They
are repeating what they did three
years ago when a general suspension
was declared
1t Is known that some of the miners
would be glad 10 see the operators who
Will pay the Nty-ninc-cent rate oper-
ate their mines. but cannot owing to
the determination Of the national Off
GERS, who desire to have all the surplus
coal taken from the market
The new features in the situation to-
day were the arrival Of the Ohio and
Indiana State Boards OF Arbitration.
the meeting tonight Of the United La
Dor League OF Western Pennsylvania,
and the report that movement was
on foot to import new men to take the
places OF the strikers at the Pittsburg
and Chicago Company's mines
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
SUPERSTITION IN NEW MEXICO.
An Old Woman. Though, 10 n- . witch n.
Murdered.

=" oid Woman. Thought 10 H- . witch IL
Murdered.
Santa Fc. n. NJ. July iO.-From In.
Vegas comes to-day news OF two shock.
Ing crimes. At Las Ainmos, n native
woman named susann Inrnm,llo Was
fatnlly shot on Thursday by N man
named sos,.ncs Scna. Yesterday The
woman gave birth to a healthy child.
Sena Ii In jail nt Las vcrns.
Near La Cinta village. Teosiorc 8alss.
woman eighty years OF age. met
death In q most brutal manner. Her
murdrrcrs were Anfon.c- Luccru. aged
eighteen. and Tcosioc Tnfoyn, twenty.
two. Tafoyn had n sister who had
been sick fof son,c time aud could NOT
get well on account of the old wo,uau n
who wns considered by the Ignorant
people Of The nc!xhlori,Otni ~ Z .bru.
ha. or witch. who exercises her w,jrs.
10 their opinion. over tho young girl. II
appears that following the advice Of
his mother. young Tafoya and his com.
pahioe. Luccro. followed tho old WON.
an 70 place shout thrce miles from
bAn Lorenzo. where. after being fright.
sned she was prevailed upon by the
young demons 10 20 hack with them
y the giri's house snd cure her. They
plaeod hef on the saddle 0f 1.ncefu'u
hofse. young Lucrro inouniiug behind,
40 started. After scing n short dis.
sAess Tassya pulied .hs pistol and
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

The annual rcpor, for 1896 OF the su-
perlntendent OF Insurance OF New York
upon life. casualty and assessment In
suranee companies shows that the
gross assets o! the life companies are
81 .c2s 32i. .3ii.7i. an Increase OF 3sj.-
s0t .tl5.ei over last year. New York
state companies have f73s.cli,2i3
assets. an increase os $50. 1893. .1a5.3i.
The liabilities are si.053. Cos .i3s.07. in
crease f7o.s3s. 1850. The liabilities of
New York state companies are SG??.-
$50. ."o03s. The gross dlvisIblc surplus
Ia: New York state companies. Si03.-
5l.oi3ts: companies OF other states.
.SCt .ss2. .i?0.ie. Twenty-Five casualty
and fidelity companies reported: As
sets. 12s. .5G3 .9,0.s5. liabilities. except
capital. si?.7ie. .c00.7i: capital. ti0.-
l7s 800: ne, surplus. sj.s73.3:d.S7: re-
ccipts. si7.t5i.2ie.si: disbursements.
.Sis.2,t. .G3s.ot: Risks In fo.-c, se.soo.-
s1i .5G5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
H.pab',rs, L~axa~ C.n..n,,.s.

Detroit. Mirh., July l3.-'rh. Nation.
nj Republican League Convention ol.p.
'd today with fnlr attendance OF del.
.sai.s FOR an "ofr year" IN politics.
Nearly all the states were r.pr. scented.
although III. quotas of delegates mr..
small, In several Instances. The nb
rrnc" OF party lenders who ar. promI.
ncnily identified with the ndmlni-trn.
i've and legislative departments OF the
national and ,'c governments 4. n
conspicuous feature. III. asscmblnrc
comprises chiefly the younger mem.
bcfs OF the party. who, while they hav.
not attained cmin-ncr iu political life.
hnN" plenty % enthusiasm and energy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

A counterfeit OF a peculiar character
is at present widely current In the
west. This is a htty-oen, piece. which
appears to be made OF coin silver, or.
at any rate. silver which differs but
slightly from tina, used in the min,s.
This counterfeit Is one OF the most
dangerous that has ye, made It's ap-
pearance. and. naturally enough. be-
cause It is not made. as 30 many
others have been. Of base coin. II has
been In existence now for two years
or more, and In spite OF the efforts
made by the secret service officials. its
source has no. been located. The coin
appears to be counterfeit. In fact,
only IN the sense ,ha, II Is not mIntcd
by the government. Its existence is
rendered possible by the direrenc. be-
tween the faes and the bullion value
Of the coin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
Sl00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 800 ron ANY cAss
OF wsahsess 10 Mos Thsy frsss 80
Eatt L. Gsep

" Wsahaess 10 Msa Thsy fpsat asA
fait - Csrs.
An Omaha Company places for the drss
sinc before the public MAGICAL TR1Ar
hb.r Tor the cure OF Lost Vitality, Nervous
And s.xuAI Weakness, and Restoration 4
Life Force In old and young men No
Horn-out French rrn,edy; .vntsips -
rhospborou, or other harmful druyu Il 4
Q WONDERFUL LTnrArNnSr-msx xicsi /, "a
enscts- positive In its cure. All rses sra.
Who are suffering from = weakness tSe2
b!ixhss their life, causing that messai -
ehy.'csl suffering peculiar v laes NA4-
hooi should write " the BTATE MEDICAL
Co1fANS. Omaha. Nela, enl thsy VII
send you alb olutsly fKkx, . vSlsahio
eepsr on these dlsssss., ard posisivs proots
u their truly MAaicAL fssAfnssY. fhous.
ehds OF men. who have lost all hops Of 8
sure, are bstng RESTORED by them 70 Q pse.
esrt conditios.
This MAGICAL TREATMENT mar b saksa
q home undsr their dirsctions, Or thsv Vti1
~. railroad fare aed hotel tllis 70 m w
Pressr 70 g thses tos srvasmsss, q ~
Iaai 70 csre. Thsy ars perfectly roliaSic,
lave no Pres rrWcriptioas,. trse Csea'
yrss nasnpSe, o. q. q. D. fake. iSSv ~
eeoo,01 capital. asd evssasaso = -
cvery cess they treat o. rsfsnd eveey -.
~; or ta:ir chers~ may - dspesiSc1 6 .
eest % - psld 70 thsa. wkSs 3 evro n
easuted. Write tass, today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
The Younger. c.n., dc, out.

-. Paul. July i3-Aftcr nn extended
hearing ON N" petition FOR the pardon
Of Col" and Jim Younger. members OF
the Missouri outlaw band who rnidcd
bank nj Nor,hn.li. Minnesota, In
1876. the Stat. Board Of Var,ions, con.
si.ting of the governor. attorney yen.
"fni and chief Justice. thi. afternoon
refused to grant the requested r.,.n. So
by unanimously declaring their belief
That til" Nounr.rs should complct.
their term OF life Imprisonment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

killed the old womnn's dog. remarklns
that he had gotten rid OF one ''bruha, "
and would get rid Of the other. the old
woman, whereupon he threw las
SO over her, and starting his
horse jerked her OF the horse.
He then instructed Lucero to
attach his lasso to her feet and
the two. starting their horses on the
run, dragged the woman to death. not
a vestige Of clothing being found on
the body when discovered. The muir
derers disappeared. The mother of Ia
foya was arrested. she having told the
officers who called at her house that
she had told her son and Lucero to kill
the old woman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
The a.es>s N.u., r.,,..A

sonorn. Mexico. July i3.-wn,cr I'm.
been turned on IN the great Yn1ul
ditch. destined to irfigni. the hithcrto
desert lands of the great valley Of the
fhIui river This marks the cons,,in.
nation OF great enterprise which
promises much for the future Of north.
crn Mexico and which has been carried
81 almost entirely with United states
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Philip D Armour docs not like the
but,erine law. but It is his own fault
warm these days. Mr.. Armour well
knew how to maintain the manufacture
OF butterine, and ii is to his credit tha;
the law running his big Industry was
passed. When 1t comes TO ''buttering
legislative fingers" butterlne serves
every purpose OF butter. That Mr..
Amour did not embroldsr the repu,a-
ton o. La Sale street for that sor;
of th.Eg is proved by the passage OF the
law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Dean Matthews OF Des Molues. Iowa.
sniG in a recent sermon on Young
Women in Business Circles; Young
women. you have gone Into the markets
@. the world as workers Prepare to do
your work on an equality with man.
and 10 not think II charity or ask 1t as
favor. And above all. don't cry" The
admoni,ion is timely. At the same
time woman who IS always womanly
will receive consideration II not iay-
OTIS
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
siixss ils.iines s,s.se~a

Washington. July IA stntcincn,
rrrtar red at ihc mint burrnu shows the
number of silver dollars coined 1t the
United STATES minis during the last
ftsral year to he - .3lts. .7Oi. On which
the s~lxnioraRe. or pr0nt To the gov.
eminent amounted 10 eG.5:tI. iOt. The
proots have l'e~n turned Into the srras.
ury from time ~ time ~ the collage
progressed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Dexter Gigger and his brother, E.
bridge. the sole survivors OF what was
once the powerful Hassanamlsco tribe
OF Indians. in Maine, are petition!ng
the Legislature OF that state for Al
annuity Of $3.50 each. There are twr
other survivors, both old women. VINO
receive a pension o: $500 and $500 -
spcctlyeiy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Some OF the short storiop told ~
press dispatches arc full OF pathos.
This ono. from Mafcoutah. III. Ia pc
euiiarly nad. Barth Klein. . young
merchant OF Frccburr. icf, tha. place
for Mexico. NO. 10 marry Mary Cianh-
ler. To whom he had been engaged for
some time. Mr.. Klein reached the
home Of his Intended bride. and while
pacnic!ns with party of friends
there wns suddenly stricken with
heart disease and died In a few min
utea. The funeral took place At Free
burg. the young woman accompanying
The remains 10 that place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

The hes!tancy on the part OF some
railroad men to express an opinion rs
TO legislation legaliz!ng pooling ind!-
Gates not that they have no conyIc-
,ions. but that they wish to ask only
what they can get.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

The United Brethren church pro-
poses to strike out the word obey" in
all marriage rites henceioTth. The
united sisters have long been accus-
toned To strike out the obedience.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

4 Brooklyn clergyman has invented
an Instrument that will photograph
any sound that can be heard by the
human ear. The inventor would bet
ter not attempt to sell one Of his ma
chimes at the Illinois executive man
sion. The governor will probably not
care to preserve any photograph Of
the things he Is hearing Just now.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

1t cost an Atlanta merchant sl0.75
Cor kissing a pretty customer when
she was not looking Wonder what
he would have had to pay If she had
been looking?
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17
but r.l..,. s,it M s.,t, I,,r In lv,,.

neuc. full of life, nerve and vigor. take No
to-bac. the wonder.worker. that makss
Cure guaranteed. Booklet and sample free
Address sterling Kennedy Co.. Chicago se
New York
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

ErrlnS Eaton-"Yes. pard. der Old sayip'
Dat he who lives by de sword shall die bZ II
ter yer meanf' Erring katon~.Dat Ws
wuz brought up from infancy to kidhood by
Z bottle. an frurn kidhood ter de present
ludRe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

"WAas has bscoos Of IL oid.fasA.
1ooeA naar' asts1 ~ Atehisoa oiobs.
~ uss1 y bseFov . collar aad pay
= hask q ~ ~ os ~ Solievins
VeoAr ~ ~ besa susseels1 ~ ~
1u1oov ~ bosvoWs two lsihss ~
'Osw h1se1s y ~ y besk. =
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

sasie boyd. aged =. and Willie But
Isr. aged ~. disappeared from their
homes. near Ciarksburx. W. Va. and
for . week their parents could hnd no
trace Of them. Al last they we're
SssnA ksepins house In . shanty In the
woods. clAinins 70 have clipped.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

The lawyers in Perry county. Ohio.
have struck. They decline to try any
more cases before Judge Wright, whom
they consider no; JUS, right
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

FITS PeTmasentiy Cured 10 nts nsrvousnsss after
Arst days of DIR. Kline Great Nerve Restorsr.
ssnd fcs FREE e1.OO trial bottle and trsstiss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Mr.. Wanamaker evidently believes
that the epirram is every bit as effect
i've as the upper cut.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

"Grandfnther, 1 remember. used to put on
q clean white duck suit every day" ayes
and You grandmother. remember. used to
have to wash and iron It,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

1t is quite evident that Russia
doesn't propose to take any innocent
bystander" chances in that settlement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

1t appears to be the belief in Wash
inston that sugar king can do no
wrong.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

P!so's Cure for Consumption has been q
family medicine with US since lSfS.-. n.
Madison. 2+O9 42d Ave- Chicago, Ill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

In Japan the railways nre mostly under
government control, and the uniform rate L
! cent 4 mile.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

''our Ancient History Club has gone all
to pieces" "What was the mnttcr!' ''They
quit serving refreshments"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

$50 you let your daughter 20 away to that
summer school?" Eyes: but We made her
promise she wouldn't Talk about 1t when she
comes back"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Educate Your Bowels With Casearsta.
Candy Ca,hartic, euro constipation forever.
toc- II e. c. c. fail. druggists refund money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothisg syrup
vor children the rsucss inhAR
0Auon IAAyB pain. wind collie. - cents bottle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

OF all the girls there were or are, tns
girl graduate is the sweetest BY far.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-17

W. ~. U.-oENvga.-No. ao-soO1.
~, Xiss =. - :'s: L: e .1is:.:: e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. 5.-Spe-
cial The German steamer POlaria
which went aground OF Cape Henry Aght
during the recent tropical storm was yes
terdav afternoon put boz The dry dock
here 10 examine hex huiL The Polari4
had two sacks OF South American mail
Tor Hamburg This was yesterday sent
10 the local u0st0fice and from there to
New York. from whence DO viii 90 direct
90 its destination.
The application ~ the Bell Telephone
for permission % enter the city Of hamp-
ton was considered for the third time by
the Common Council OF that city last
night The application YVES killed by the
adonti0n Of an ordinance nXius a mini
mum and a maximum rate FOR the use %
telephone placing tle-f0rmer az 50 and
the latter az So. This the company
would not agree tO and withdrew. IL is
still believed. however, that the night VIII
be- continued.
A company Of well known colored men
have organized the Fay Shore Hotel Com
uanv and having purchased large tract
on land az Buckro- Beach, propose GO
conduct a summer resort for "culled tOke
0nlv." There are several buildings on
the property and 10 is stated that an In
posing and hrst-class hotel will De erect
ed al once. Judge Gunter has granted
the company a charter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06
ToRACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. Nov >, 1897.
Sales Of new dark loose tObaccos on the
Richmond (VaD breaks to-day: Shockoe
Warehouse sold 1905 pounds hish l',;.5
1868 pounds: highest price. $50. Iolal.
81 80 pounds: highest price, $50.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
of the Richmond Iooacco trade to-uay
Wrappers. l hOgshead. filters. p. cutters
.; leaf dark, /; Tugs tdarkl, >. Total
p hogsheacs.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspectiOns-Bright ia hOgsheads' dark.
hOgsheads and ] tierce. Reinspectlons-
Bright. 50 hogsheads.
shockoe. Crenshaw's. SeabrOok's, Farm
ers. Allegheny. Old Dominion. Neal s.,
Davenports and Planters tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts, IS pack
ages: deliveries. SO packages.
United States internal revenue Collec-
lions on tobaccos for the city or Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
ST.30J.70: plug tObaccos, -, lb5.us Total,
S9.47i.79.
A splendid sale OF bright loose tobaccos
az StOnewall Warehouse to-day. The
break was large and prices were very
strong. DR.. w. c. Stubs. OF Gloucester
county. Va. got as high as So and Slb.'o
for his bright loose toDaccos. Good breaks
next week.
al Davennorts Warehouse to-day. Every
thing with color sold high. medium grades
about the same. Good breaks next Week
Planters Warehouse sold its floor ful
Of good working stock to-day. IL was the
largest break they have had this year
Prices on all grades were fun up. Good
working stock Is in demand and Is selling
we'll Receipts are heavy. and Planters
Warehouse expects 10 sell all they can
handle next week.
Colonel John :. Cunningham, ot Gun
ningham. Person county. y. G.. IS IN
Richmond. Va. and is making the Office
OF our Mr.. John ~ Taylor BIS headquar-
fers He f. very enthusiastic over the
grand success Of the Winston ~. CO big
Tobacco Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Miss VI. IKirziah Drewry Becomes the
bride Of John W. Carter.

MARTINsVILIE. VA. Nov. Especial
John W. Carter. a prominent attorney
OF this place led 10 the altar in the Epis-
const church al noon yesterday Miss NJ.
Kizziah DravVrv. daughter % DR.. ard Mrs.
Henry NJ. Drswry. Rev. A ". Ansol' the
rector. officiating. -
ID was a brilliant and fashionable event:
Mr. Georre T.. pulard vas best man and
Miss Annie Drewry OF hichinohn' COUSIN
OF the bride. was maid OF honor
The attendants were. Miss Kate Inom4s
with Mr.. Parmil kucker, bgln OF TINS
place. Miss Saliie Hafrston, ~ Cnatmoss'
with Mr. J. Z. Greer. u Martinsvlle'
Miss Mary Waller. with Mr.. Jesse stultz:
Miss Mary Penn. with Nlr. A :. Grayely,
all OF this place. Miss Susie kucker, OF tils
place. with Mr.. \. II. Drewry. Jr.. OF
Richmond: Miss Alice Williams, with MI.
r. G.. Burch: Miss Lucy Anderson. with
Mr.. VIII jameson: Miss Carrie Arson,
with Mr. J. II. Penn. all II Martinsyille.
The ushers were. Messrs. +. p. Watson
and +. IT, Spencer Il. l.. Lewis and Hem
rs France. W. ". Semple and ". g.
Smith, W. II. Gravely and T. II. Travis,
all OF this county.
An elegant reception was given az the
home OF the bride s parents the Diglt be-
fore the wedding. Among the guests
present were Major clay Lfewry, n Rich
mnnd. and his sister. ,
The bridal couple left for an extended
Northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The conditions IN
dry goods are practically unchanged. tnel p
being no improved feature ln any nrar ~
some of the results in the weeks traulns
have been highly unsatisfactory, as was
the case yesterday with print cloths.
which were sold i.c. lower than the lowest
price ever before reached. but further
bids have been refusd-. The sales ln pfihl
cloths have been light. odd goods being
generally featureless. Prints are stiil I'M
satisfactory. staple goods being in exceed
inglv quiet demand az practically UNI
changed prices. and seasouaule Ianclr s
practically out OF the market. Special
lines are coming in f0r iair degree ~
attention from buyers. I'm woollens and
worsteds there have been no increased
demand for seasOnable grades, and Wan4-
factories are kept busy on contracts made
earlier in the season. silks show Jess ace
fivitv than they did q week or two ago.
STAPLE lines being IN quiet request ana
fqucies being bought only 90 nll out de-
pieted lines J0bbers Throughout the
country report fair business and retailers
are suffering from a lack OF seasonabie
weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-COTTON-Dun:
middllug. e.. net receipts. none. gross
A $50 bales. exports 90 the Continent. .7Js
hll0s. forwarded. al bales, sales. zoo
bales. stock 66 80 bales.
" fkiy-Nct receipts. 200 bales gross
- bales. exports 20 Great Britain.
6,-,u bales. 10 France. 2 33S bales. 10 the
Continent j.IOl bales. forwarded. IS ty
bales. sales, 1883 bales; spinners. -y5
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. Il CS5 bales;
exports 60 Great Britain. 2UHii bales. 20
France. iS5l9 bales 10 the Continent.
"a 6.8 bales. stock. ITJ. 10 bales.
Cons0lidated-Net receipts. SOD, 3if bales
exports 10 Great Britain l24.s34 bales i.
% France. S24l2 bales 10 the Continent,
% Us bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
, 4gl 2g3 bales. exports 90 Great Britain.
50 81 bales. 10 France 2iN. 16f bales. 20
thc Continent. 5,-}.Ci- bales.
Futures opened steady at tho decline
sales g.lu bales January. 5.71. Fehru-
arv. l1f. March. $50, April. 5.~f: MAY.
3 ~. June SOP. July. 5.yI; August 6.oi ;
November. 500. December. SOS
FUTURES closed steady. sales. lac. 100
bales: January. 574: February. $50.
March ; 81. April. 5.S6: May. 5.9l: June.
sns. July. SIS. August sol November.
56T. December 5ta
spot cotton closed dull. niddiinR up
lands. q; mlddling suif. 0A; sales. zoo
bales.
The following are the total net receipts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-FLOUR-Dull
ai 1l'v-FIIFkT- Quiet. spot and month. nTi,Q
o75sc; December. e7i4g9s' Is May' s33S.
asked. steamer no. red ltts-c' south, ~
grade gZ191l.c. o,,,
9CORN-Steady: spot and month. @Ag
axe. December 5lssn31Isc.; November
and December. new or oih, 3lisn sltsc;f
January, 3lihaMac.; steamer mixed -. Z
Sia4iIc. Southern white corn, 53a54c.' DO.
OATs-FIrm. No white western, "a
o-i.r. No. . mixed 23u2Hac.
RYE Barely steady NO nearby o'c-'
No > western. $40.
HAY-Steady for the better grade7'
choice timothy. Sl3ul3.D.
GRAIN FREIGHTs.-Rates higher foT
steamers. parcels fairly actlvei steam 70
liverpool. per bushel. 44d. Novem6er;
cork for orders. per quarter, So. lOild
November 3s. q Ia Deceu Der.
gT-GAR-Strong and unchanged
TTrTTER-Stoadv and unchanged.
FGGS-Firm and unchanged.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY D.
WHISKX-Uuchanged