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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
MOTHER ARRESTED
FOR POISONING HER CHILD.
lencond Dead Child Believed Also to
Have Been Poisoned by tho
Mother.

DEXTER. ME- November 29.-Mrs.
i2,oe /. Written, whose husband died
,wa years ago her u-ycar-oid daughter,
Fannie. last September. and her s-year-
ala daughter, Jamie, yesterday was ar
rested today on the specific charge of
having poisoned the second child. Both
tie little Eirls were insured. the elder for
IS and the younger for s5G.
The arrest followed the holding Of an
autopsy on the body Of the second child,
Immediately after funeral to-day.
The physicians discovered strong evil
tence OF arsenic and su'ycnnine, and
wilcn this was reported to the county at
mgaey. coroner's jury was empaneiied-
The jurr. after a brief session. report
Ia verdict to the effect shat death was
5ga 10 poisoning administered by the
mother.
Tia body OF the first child was exhumed
ard an autopsy held, but the result was
ra made public. The death certificates
tsge the cause Of Fannie's death as men
hgauz and that of Jennie's as heart
failure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
PROPERTY IRalsSFERS.

Richmond: Mary ". Currv's sub-trus
tee 70 j. r Temple. % e1a-12 feet or soutl,
sid. Broad street, 542-12 feet west OF
Jefferson street. $5I94.
Granite Building Company to *. +.
Whalen. 80 feet on west side Seventh
street 125 feet from Hospital street. $3.50.
Same to NJ. F. Wha;cn. g. 6-l2 feet on
south side Eosoite' street. IS feet west
of Seventh street St.5I0.
Samuel r. zLeCler ard wife to r. ~
Smith. &c 9-12 feet on north side street.
167 3-12 feet east OF Twenty-1ifth street.
Terrell .spencer's trustee md wife to
S. a. HazelErove, II l0-12 feet on west
side Seco4sd street. 49, Pip feet north OF
Federal street, sII55.
james t. Scan TO w. P. Partin. 1871.
feet on north side 0 street. 523-12 feet
from northeast corner Twenty eighth
street $3.50.
John 3. -Tillar ard wife to Mechanics
Savings Bank. 81 feet on west side Sew
ent!l street, between Duval ana Baker.
s., 800. ~
iIenrico county: James W. Anderson.
snec!aI commissioning. to Thomas J. Rid
dell. Is feet on Washington stras- nortn-
eass corner Staples street. S. etc
Mrs. MI. Pierce L. a 5. Eierce, -
feet on north side Wood street. 1856.
William 4. Smith and wife to Thomas
j. R;idelis lots y 70 Si inclusive, OF \.
Y. Lees plan OF Sidney and Harvie, IS.
etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

There was a smell OF onions on Cary
Sa tursay. e. ". Evans & Co. received
one car TO bushels Of the Western Red
and Globe Yellow. which they quote at
65 10 IS cents a bushel for the red, and
IS to 80 cents for the yellow. The re-
ceipts of onions during the last day or so
have been heavy and it is understood that
one or more cars still remain on the
tracks unsold.
The market Is generally in good shape,
owing to the good weather. Many of the
co31mission men have disposed of tlieir
surplus STICK. anG will be ready for an
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SEVERED THREE ARTERIES.
Negro Desperately Cut I'm Bar-Room
Fight

-
As tho result of n quarrel last night
between two negro mon. Charles Allen lies
ut The City Hospital with a terrible cash
IN the left side of his face and James
Johnson. alias Big Jim. is 4 fugitive from
Justice.
The quarrel took place about 10 o'clock
in front OF the barroom Of r. SanGUn-
netti, on Eighth street. 4 short distance
from ,he old depot of the James River
Division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way
What led TO the quarrel could not be
asccrtaincd.
The gosh in Aliens face was evident
~ done with razor. or some other sharp
instrument. It is in the shape Of the
letter L. ard is about four and half
inches long enc way and two inches long
the other The flesh was cut to the bone
and three large arteries were severed.
After The cutting Allen ran to Main
street ard thence east. Whcn he got OPP
pcsite tho Post-ofTicc he fell to the pave
mert exhausted from tllc LOGS Of blood.
Allen IS in The employ Of the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company. aud is
looked rpon rs a peaccahe negro. while
Johnson bears 2 bad reputation, and is
wcll-knoNn 10 the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
THE TRIAL OF YOUNG HUNTER.
1t is Held iy Some, 1t Must Take
Place In This Country.

GUATEMALA CITY. GUATEMALA,
November 29.-If there is any hearing here
Of The charge against ". Godfrey Hun
ter. Jr. wt>o. November 2lst. shot and
KILLED William Fitzgerald, of Grand Rap
IDS, Mich, it Irust be held il secret, and
by officials OF the government. 1t is held
in some quarters here tat the trial OF
Young Hunter must take place in the
United States No evidence will be asked
for by the Guatemalan officials from &C
t,laI eve-witresses Of the sffair if the tes-
t:nony is taken in came:a.
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Hunters pursue Big Game.

Messrs. John Amcilein. Leonard Am
rhein. John n. LyneInan, Arnold HaaS.
William AXall, and Thomas Burns nave
returned from the nounta;rS. 'r:ec,.e
:. n. me past week hunting, they having
bagged a barrel full OF ngres ,tt4c 49,.
five turkeys. and three ducks.
Of the AnheUser- Busch Brewing Com
PAM. fired at a fine buck, but only sue
ceeded in knocking a prong OF its horns
The buck crossed the river and was
laS.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
IND At BENNlAG'
o.r or THE FAIL MEETING OF
u,surNGToN JOCKEY CLUB.
miro WINS THE MAXIMUM.
&c coe. she Three Mile" i" S:a7-
r,ccl,cncc of Card Draw" Another
Mig crowd TO Crescent CITY Track,
,.rrc,ncy and Cid Hutch Finish
Neck Apart
e Neck Apart

,-.,c41NGT0N. u. G, November 90
s,.-s racing nj HennilG brought TO
me IaW meeting % the Washing:
r,,-ov ~iEh The feature OF the card
~, .rs Maximum. for thrcc-year-olds
award. al three mics on the Hat.
,a-a was run by i0ouro and despite
~, sgv,-cofur. he clipped four seconds
Inc best previous record over this
Nst an actual faro:It~ won. bat
-e-r :ee8 horses all had good fol-
-. SEMINARY:
Fr lightweight handicap: seven
.,.l.gs- I3i.asclt 40 10 y won, Jim
49, "a ~ second, Ascension 90 TO y
~ T!mc la 40.
o,.,-5 race Maiden two-year-olds; six
=. alt urlonEs-l,IcGding Mary G.
os~ Ink 1cvcn) secono. Geisha Girl
tE.ra Time I:24 as
'rr-9 steepicchase; about two and
l.,r -aijcs-WooI Gatherer C. to y Won,
h-..rlg,sraan q 10 2 second. Chcval dor
80 thi7d Time. 5:32
--a race the ma%inr-.1; three miles
40 IL 10 y Won Major Mansier az
:, al second Adelaide Prince &c TO y
4s~ r'nc 5;57
--r,r, -7-a--f0r hree-vcar-olGS: mile and
.,.r Yards THntinclZ q 80 u won.
.-.~.r~av ll6 10 - second. .Ie!ster Singer
-, rrd Tine. so.
S,.-F tl7rce-veaT-olds and upwar-:
7r Observation-Disclosures 90 to )
v G-aI l6 IA 81 second, Slioell Is to u
iard Tine, l:51.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
CHsS. W. KELLEY kRRh!GNED.
Held Mt Philadelphia to Await Re
uuisitfon PAPERS from Missouri.

PHILADELPHIA PA. November %
Charles X. Kelley. former speaker Of the
House Of Delegates Of ST. Louis, who
was arrested yesterday as an alleged
fugitive from justice. was arraigned in
the Central Police Court to-day. Upon
the testimony of Detective Tate, who al
fected the arrest, Kelley was held to
await the arrival of requisition papers
from Missouri. Kelley was alone
in court. While in the dock he laughed
and chatted with the detectives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
PROTEST AGAINST PALMA.
In Havsna Express SYM
p.tky with Strikers.

HAVANA. November GA large meet
ing of members OF the Nationalist party
l..ss held here to-t,ssy for the purpose OF
protesting against President Palma. and
she methods used i, dsposing former Sec.
rotary Tarayo from the cabinet. Senior
Portuondo president Of the House o4
Representatives. and Senors Bravo. Ia
mayo. ard zayas. spoke bitterly against
President Palma and Secretary-ot-Stat
Zaido, whom Senator Zayas declared to
De an annexationist.
The meeting adopted resolution ex-
pressing sympathy with the workmerr
now on strike. and approving the action
Of the mayor and civil governor during
the labor troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 29.-Dry-
Goods.-There has been quiet, general
market in dry-goods to-day, in both
staple and fancy cotton goods. An oc-
casional line of staple prints advanced
Ac. No other price changes. Print
cloths quiet and unchanged. Cotton
yarns in moderate demand. but general
tone steadier. Worsted yarns firm;
woollen yarns steady; linen and jute
warns firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Funeral of Colonel och.Itree.

NEW YORK. November 29.-The funeral
of Colonel Thomas Ochiltree was held in
this city to-day. A solemn requiem mass
was celebrated at the Church of the Paul
list Fathers and the body was placed
in vault at Calvary Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
robin Bronze for Cup Defender.

BRISTOL, r. l., November za-That
Tohin bronze will be the material from
which the cup defence sloop now in
course of construction at the Goat shops
here has been definitely decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

NEW YORK. November 2.-Cottenseed
oil dull but firmly held on spot and
rtarby delivery. Prime crude here, nom
inal; prime crude, f. o. b. mills. 2S12ac. );
prime summer yellow s6,&@37c.: off sum
ner yellow, S51zas G3Sc.; prime white, 4oc.;
prime winter yellow, 4olI403ac.; prime
meal, SIG. 5oG1S 27.O0, nominaly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
William jenkins & Co. have a car of
bananas on the tracks still unloaded.

S. F. Padgett & Co. received Saturday
$3.50 pounds of pure Virginia bucswleat
flour. This comes from Rawlings and
Niangus, millers at Nesuvius. and it is
said to be as fine as any i.our in the
world. This Cary street firm has sold al
ready this season 10. coo pounds. and has
the record of selling 90. Geo pounds for this
mill alone last year. The price OF the
-four is sc. a pound.
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DIAMONDS TO LOSE.
New York Police and Civilians Are
Finding Them.

NEW YORK. November 2a.-tspccial.>
Il The remarkable carelcssness VIII,
prosperity IS developing among some peo-
Ils continues much longer special
strong room for jewels will have to be
tons,ruCtcd at the lost property bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

baring 3,t09 under Generals velutini and
Jiivares reoccupt5d Barcelona on the
morning of Noyenaber -65ii. The revola-
;tooists. commanded by General Pablo
&fuzraan. and General RoiaEtto who join
ID them last week with only $50 uier.
abandoned the city hsfo-e the arrival
Of the government tra9ps.
The recapture by President Castros
sroops CT Barcelona. which the revol;i-
sionists have been representing as i'm
presEabla. is taken here as further proof
of the dealoraIlzatiots os the revolution.
The sovsrnE9ent troops continued their
march upon CIudat. Bolivar.
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RIcE.soND GRAIN AARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND VA. NOVEAi-
BER 49, 1902.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old OoInin-
ion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk
and James-river landings; merchand :se
and passengers: Virginia Navigation Com
p1nE
Steamer Saginaw, Tunnel. Philadelphia,
Pa. merchandise and passengers; Clyde
Line.
Schooner Anna Lloyd, Shelton. James
river, grain; Warner Moore & CO.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Catherine, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ION Line
TO SAIL NOVEMBER GOTH.
Steamer Saginaw, Tunnel Philade!-
phia. merchandise and passengers; Clyde
Line.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA,
NOVEMBER 20. 1902.
(By ,siseranh)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kama Liverpool.
Schooner Baker Palmer, New York.
Schooner George I'antane. New YORK.
Schooner Mary E. II. G.. Dow, New
ycrl,.
SAILED.
Steamer WyanGotte, London.
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NANAI-STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., November 90
Spirits TUrpentine-Firm at 501sc. bid;
receipts. a casks.
Rosin-Firm at s1.So@s1 receipts, 2o5
barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s1.75Gs3; re-
ceipts, % barrels.
Iar-Fir,n at s1.5o; receipts. IS barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

INVESTORS: BUY THE BEST. IN
vest in t4eaG. Zinc, and F'l.orspar Mines
that are working and producing big re-
rerIor to the Joplin. Mo-. district A small
allotment of stock fo- sale at SOC. per
share. in order TO develop Ore faster.
f.s stock has never been for sale be-
fore but it IS owned By . few. Par
qs.lt.e 500 full paid and worcestershire.
a granr investment for making money IL
you buy quick. Write for particulars TO
ELMER =. HANSON. Fiscal Agent. 62S
Cuyahoga Building, Cleveland. ..
no 3e-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

pentine-Fi-n at Sic; receipts. 200 casks;
sales, .92z casks; exports. I26 casks.
Ecsii1-Firnl; receipts. 1865 barrels;
sales, las barrels; exports, .,O9o barrels
Quote a 8. c.. and D. S1.40; E. Sl.i5: T.
$50: G. $50: H, sI.So: l. Sos; x so.5s;
NJ. So; n, $3.50; window-glass. $S.75; wa
ter-white, Sis.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

moss prevailed to-day. on the Board of
Trade ira: and prices in general we're lower.
December wheat closed 1c. and May sc.
lower. December corn closed lc. down
and oats 1&G3sc. lower. January proVls-
ions closed unchanged to 2ihc. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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THE NARTIHSvlLLE MARKET.
Scarcely Any Tobacco Vow on Hand
weather Prevents Oncrsf;on


Weather Prevents Operation.
MARTINSvILLE. VA. November GO
(sneciaL)-There is scarcely any tobacco
on the market to-day. for which the htsy-
ers at least seem to be d'''~ fscrs'-s,,l
The cool weather and strong winds OF
vest eCday7 rerae-:Ci i TOO
About ore million mounds were sold dur
ing the week ending yesterday. ship
-nents osL:p'rg for the week We're 1895;
pounds FyiHs of leaf were well main
tanned throughout the week ard quota
TORS are unchanged. g
The first touch of winter wcather is
felt here yesterday. the thcrmomete
istering So. To-day It is just at the
ing point, a so'cicck, with the hex
frost OF the season.
Castro :Re-0ccupics Burcelona.
CARACAS VE.NE2}yE>T "A Nouor,har
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
OUR ONE ORSE-P ER-DAY WIRE RECORD AT
NEW ORLEANS UP TO DATE:
Nov. u, CaulbrIan, 9 to 10, Won.
Nov. %, Federal, 6t05, Second.
Nov. %, The Lady, | to 1, Wen.

To our every promise started at New Orleans by putting
clients on velvet from very The showing very
much below our average but is winning Our clients, for
whom are placing track sIoo daily one $1,000 winner;
Smaller in proportion Federal, good thing FRIDAY
@ the post practically and for this 500 beers would
9o 10 the good With fair racing luck this week will show
100 per cent profit Tor clients. Watch
Our information wired to before the races and IS
state secret until the money is placed that nsurcs good
@ We mailed the selections TO olt-oowr clients at noon
cre the races are run Checks for profits sent each week
join Telegraph your SUBSCRIPTION II you want to be
aboard once Several long shots view for this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

E. w Evans & Co. sold Saturday be-
fore II o'clock $50 rabbits, having two or
three boxes left over at that time. I'M
sold This was q rabbit Gay on Cary
street, as the receipts all around were
heavy. and hares sold at good prices
Is to lSc
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STOCKS END STEADY,
CONTINUED FROM PAGE s4)


dressed veals. 1o,k@13c per pound.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1851 head:
both sheep and lambs quiet and steady.
Sheep sold at s2.eoa33. $50: one little bunch
Of 1915: lambs at sL7cds5.40: a car Of
Canada. $50; cults at $500; dressed NUT
ton. 51sG7c. per pound; dressed lambs.
7@'9c.
Hogs-Receipts. LBS head; no sales re-
ported.
CINCINNATI, O.. November %
HoEs--Active at s4.500s635.
Cnttfe-Steady at s2.126s5.25.
Sheep-Easy at sl.5GGIs:3.25.
Lambs-Dull at $500, $5.35.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, November 20
Cattle-stcady; choice, s6.c0as6.25; good,
Is. ESQ 50. so.
Ross-steady; prime heavies, ss5ao
s6b5: mediums. s5.i5: heavy Workers,
$40: light Workers. Sc. 5ee2s6.So; pigs
s4.2ol5s6.3o: roughs. s509G$6.25.
Sheep-Steady; best wethers. S3.!o@sf.0:
culls and common, s1.599S2.0o: choice
lambs. s5.46ltS5.6o
Veal calves, s7.5oGss.25
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rv7->-~s AT NEW O.,LEANs

VENTS AT NEW O->LEANs.
%Fr DREAMS, LA. November "a
~, keel Ienre Of to-d&y's card drew an
,,ac- ar5e crowd TO track The best
,., as the t-..rd race. in which
,r--rasreg and Old Hutch finished the
~ re-E apart summary:
~ r-~s-se'linE: seven and Il half
s,.traz-llarl Eah]er G TO y won. Tiilo
second. Bengal 8 to y third.
nj receive furlongs-Eenry Nc
IL to 2i Won. Shrine ca 10 y sec
al Lord Nj. o9rne q TO u third. Time,
third race-orc rnfle-Mcchesney 6 TO
RI wr~ 0'6 Hutch & to u second. Little
s-7e, g to y third. Time. 1,49 45.
rasrth race-ETaEnoiia selling stakes:
an mils-Camhrien q 10 u won. Frank
II i 20 u second. Prince of Endurance
ITO u third Time, 1:+0 SIS.
fth handicap; mile and q six
,arta-ghe Lady (evenl won. lack de
lfHnd q 10 - second, Lady Sterling Q6 10
-hri Time. 1:47
sixth race-seilinE; mile AMI a half
Coruass Is 20 u won, Santa Teresa q TO
second Irving Mayor q 10 81 third.
g'.ae -,32 Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

The Richmond Fruit Company received
one car, als punches, OF bananas Friday
Ripe fruit is quoted at from So to t5c. q
stalk This firm, it is said carries 70
bags OF cocoanuts in stock. which are
quoted at 50 100 nuts the bags contain
ing 100 nuts each
his fr,,is company carries at present
a stock of fifty 75-pound boxes OF dates
from Turkish Arabia: these sell from "a
8 &c . pound: lift. 1 crown Smyrna figs
at 13c. a pound. and 20 kegs OF Malaga
grapes at 50 to $3.50 keS.
Howard & Brauer received Saturday
one carload. ECO sacks. OF Michigan
beans which are quoted at $500 to s2.65
4 bushel.
This firm claims to have a stock on
Cary street Of 500 keSs Of Malaga grapes.
It is said they have also 5 cars. or !: coo
barrels, Of finely packed Western New
York apples in storage and on the tracks
mere. On Friday they. contra cted for
! cars more. 200 barrels to be shipped
packed by F. E. Hicks. OF New York
State. and contain BaldWins. Seeks.
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cOTTO$SEED OIL,

CHARLESTON. S. c.. November 30
Turpentine and Rosin-Unchanged
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Spyes Gill Flowers and Spitz, which
range In price from $3.50 to $50 a barrel.

J. C. Page & Co. are receiving some
of the new crop peanuts which are quoted
at 31s and &c. Mr.. Page said that some
of the western red onions. wl!ci: came
in recently, were somewhat damaged by
the warm weather which made tnsn
sprout Some of these onions, therefore,
sold is low as soc. "a busnel.
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steam to Liverpool, 12c

BALTIMORE. MD, November 90
Flour-Cuiet and unchanged.
Wheai-Dull and lower; spot, month,
and December. 7514@i5$4c.; southern. by
sa nipple. 671aG7514c.
Corn-Unse1tled; spot, 64064Ac.; new or
o.u November, Gt064,4c.; southern white
corn. new, 47@56c.
Oats-Firm: No white, S7G371sc
Butter Eggs, Cheese, and Sugar-F'irm
and unchanged.
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LIVE POULTRY.

active opening Monday morning. The
quotations are 2S follows:
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MARKET NOTES.

Virginia nuts are featuring on the mar
let. Wright & Crowder have a stock of
50 bushels walnuts which they quote at
5oc a br1sheI Shelibarks bring $50
bushel and hickory nuts from 80 to 6oc
Nut Kernels sell better, than nuts For
the sunnIy. Walierstein Produce Com
pany received last week about 3,oeo
pounds OF walnut kernels. which sell for
nuts come from Virginia, and the eco
pounds to this firm ii an average week
~ shipment.
Wa1lerste,n Produce Company sold 1900
dressed ThanIsg iving turkeys during the
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

zee for weekly charge for placing your money the
Of profits
Official closing
GAY CO., 92S Canal street. New Orleans
following the tnat accepted;
$40 daily
500 daily play each horse
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3. %. :. co ooa


Gisoo;rnmeal-steady; yellow western; S. "a.
Rye-Quiet: NO. 2 western. Sse4aSssc.
Enthusiastically; feeding, 39W4oc:
Wheat-spot easy; No. 2 red, .Slsc. Op-
tions at first were steadier. on cables
and win corn but meeting ac!lve PRS; prs,
and easier Argentine news, turned weak
lower. May closed 19E5c.: December. sO4c:
5par e saTy 5 Ho 'o On be poor
western grading, followed Whsai' a,Iu
closed easy, and Ae. net lower J J:
airy closed 5-aic.; May, 4iEAc.; July, 1oasc';
0ats.Spot quiet: No. 2. sec Options
dull and STEADY; December closed at a &c
Beef-Quiet; family "a s ~ s+S mess slo
hfeats-cluiet: picked bellies, 1870
11@.c; picked shoulders, Size; picked
'e Iard-Dull; western steamed, sn.25; re-
fined STEADY: Continent, 11.4o; South
America. sli:75; compound $: soMs77S:
Porkstssdy family Sis g short
Butter-FirIn; extra creamery, 2slAc.;
State dairy 1611Sc.
Cheese-Firm: new State full cream
Esgs-Steady: State and pennsylvania,
Tailow-Dull; city, e@s1sc.; country, $50
Csc.
good. sl.75@sl.171@
Turpenttne-Firm at 5S1@G54c.
Rice-F'irm; domestic, far to extra, Az
M67sc.; Japan, 4a@5c.
sUger-law firm: fair refining, 3ssc.;
centrifugal G6-desree tesD, Use: refined
firm; confectioners' a. s4.G0; mould a, S2;
cut-ioaf, So.35; crushed, $.35; powdered,
81 So; granulated, s4.75; cubes, S.
Conee-Spot Rio quiet; no: invoice,
Size; mid quiet; Cordova, * 4l2c.
Coffee futures opened steady, with
prices unchanged to points higher. fol-
lowing an UNEXPECTEDLY steady ruling of
the French market. Later there was
decline of to 70 points. under renewed
liquidation of long coffee and pressure
from bear sources. Final prices were 5
points lower. with the undertone steady.
Sales 22,l50 bags.
Feanuts-sleauy; fancy land-picked.
4z4@oc' other domestic. 3h@oAc
10 bbaE c-Easy; domestic, per 100. Sl@
s175
,otton-By steam to Liverpool, 12c.
BALTIMORE. MD, November 90
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] WILL SELL

W = - y =
100 EIack Warrior 1000 Eas.n Con. Oil.
1860 King Crowther. 110 Hidden Fortune,
los Iebsn Iron & ST 100 Jupiter Steel
500 United Tonopah. leo Toncpah Mining,
SEQ Black Dia Coal SEQ BASKET Machine,
leo G. A. Treadweil. 100 Corona Copper.
1890 United Tonopah IN oro ssono9 NJ 9.
and many others Send for list
G. F E:c>s!ss<,
DEALER IN UNLISTED SECURITIES.
1912 Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia. Pa
no 3o-1t
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( WILL BUY

AGO Black Dfa. Coal 100 ronopah Mining
5el N;oIlave com, 100 Hidden Fortune
00i, Moflave. pf. 100 Majestic Copper
200 BASKET Machine. 1000 Ethel Copper.
100 c. A TreadWeil. 1890 East,n Cons. Oh
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Cash quotations were as 1ol7U o. FL:
Flour ul!:rt: winter patents, Sooo;
straicIts. s3.1CCtS3.iV; SPRING patents;
$. 4ts'ts3.iG: straigflts, S2.:oA$&33.2o. No:
spring wheat, 1-G.,72c.; No. 3, eSlt'412c &c
no. re>i, 1870 .a5.c: NO corn, 9ic.,
No VENOM orc 10. Z oats ol115l!4c.;
No. waite, 5eGJI12c. no. 2 rye, 4sz2n
,ssIc. coca feeu.ns barley, 3.5e1ooc.; lair
to choice mating, 4l9occ NO iaN-
seer. Sis: No i NorthWcsttrn. SD
Prime timothy seed, $500 Mess pcrS>,
per barrel, 500; lard, per 100 pounas'
;,s.sc@E$IG IS: short ribs sides Goose,,
ssS7;1:,ss.l2: dry-salted shoulders IpoA-
~ 3y3 lilq,:9 co: short clear sides tbox-
..5) s, 1seiS9.r.. WniSkey. basis OF nigh
vines. S.32. Glover. contract grade,
SI026
On the Produce Exchange to-day me
b,itter markct was firm; cTeaulGries, 1oGt
ESQ; dairies, 1S@24c. Eggs STEADY; loss
of, &c.