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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25
roRElcN INTELLIGENCE.

ArGHANIsrAE advices of the 18th saw
that in fgat ut Tashkurgan five hundred
Of the Amcer's iuen and sixteen hun red
of the rebels were among the k lied and
wounded.
KING TYE-CHEoNs. q Montreal Cam
merchant who asked libert, on the 18th to
20 to New York to attend to his business,
was informed that he could go, and that
the exclusion Of Chinese Intended by the
Government Of the United Stats referred
only to coolies.
General, accidentally shot and kille him.
self while handling revolver at Quebec
on the 18th.
MAKcELLNA CAMFos, q negress, died at
Havana. CutR, on the 18th ut the age Of
one hundred and fourteen years She
leaves q ninety-year old son.
AT banquet in Ottawa on the 18th Sir
John Macdonald said thai there was no
danger Of war between Canada and tho
United States.
THROUGHOUT Greece railway travel was
on ths 18th mpeded by heavy floods. The
Megarean plain was converted into lake,
and u e railroads on both sides Of the Me-
CARA hnAd been destroyed for distance Of
twelve miles.
SIR AoHN MAcDoNALD. in a speech on
tuc IoIu az ott"Wa, OnI, ou tue uShefy
question, sid no was proud of the cool
ness with which Canadi ans had met threats
from the United States which amounted
almost to insults, and said Canada could
afford to calmly listen to these threats be-
cause She had right and justice on her
side. He sal he believed that after { q
election Americans would LOOK with more
favorable eyes on the tre..ty, and would
agree to another arrangement basel upon
its lines and principles.
ON the 10th the Mexicsn Minister of
Public Works said that no more .subs dies
would be granted in Mexico to RAILWAYS.
GENERAL SALoMoN, recently driven from
the Presidency of Hayti by an iasurrec-
tionary movement, died on the 18th in
parie
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25
The leading batters Of the league f,r tl Q
season of 1874 and their nercenfaues are

New YoRK, Oct. 15-No game Of the
worlds championship scric, will be played
In Boston. The rearranged schedule calls
for four games in New York, four in
st. Louis, one in Brooklyn, and one in
Philadelphia. The first contest will take
place in Philadelphia October b
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25

PATTI gets six thousand dollars a
night for her Brazilian tour. Patti s
notes are high ones. indeed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25

kAJ6Hs
A.DIsPATcH from Pot MA, Italy. says that
ten cars OF an exrurs on train whi q re-
turning from the Naples fetes, on the 20. b,
were crushed by lands ide ven in
jured pass ngers ind nine corpses were
taken from q ght cars Of the wreck.
made an unsuccessful attempt to shoot his
wife, on the 2lst. in the Grand Central Ho-
tel in st. Paul.
Mr.. kRsNER, landlord of the new Colum-
bia Hoiel ut Fargo. Dak.. on tt e oOtn, was
fatally injured by the elevator of the build
ing.
1IAE Rtessian steamer Archansel and the
Glasgow steamer Nep une coili,led in
Christian bay on the 10Th. The captain
and seventeen Of the crew of the Arch n
gel we1e drowned
ANDR,w MORGAN OF Xeinia, Ind. was shot
thu ougb thss Leart and killed on the morn
ing OF the 1lst, by two burglars til were
attempting 10 rob the store where they
worked.
TROUBLE still continues in Chicago be-
tween the imported conductors and grip
men and the old employees of The North
Chicago street railway. On the olst the
tr, cks were barrcadei and one OF the cars
stoned.
JONATHAN GRIMES OF Mime polls was
beaten ont of $:s. 900 on the 2O,h by bunco
men.
The surplus in the United States Treasury
on the 2Oah recording to the Trcasurers
report was $72. s35 500
THERE were twrnty-seyen new cases of
yellow fever r'ror.ed ut Jacksonville, Fla
on the Goth. with four deaths. Total cases
3, 700; total deaths 33l.
The statue of Gen U s Grant, presen. cd
TO the city of st. Louis " the monument
Association OF Missouri, WIS unveiled on
The f,ernoon Of the 2O.h.
; Two men employed In the Wolfe Tone
mine were ascending The shaft On the 2O,h,
when the cable p rted citing the cage fall
to the bot ON a distance OF 500
THOMAS KANE, an old man living in tho
juno ion house ut Kearny. Neb, was burn
ed 0 death on the 2lst. 1t ia supposed tho
fire was caused by lamp explosion.
A BURGLAR named william Carey, was
fatal Y shot on the morning Of the 2lst,
while robbing he store Of Benz amin Belts,
ut bridgeport. Conn.
IT was learned at Fort Rinley. Mimi, ON
the 2lst. that n cold booded murder had
been committed within three miles of the
llage. Frand r yuolds. and lis cousin
went down The river where TN old Gei man
named Il, gler lived. called him out and
shot him. No motive can be assigned.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

THERE were l9j business failures in the
United States during the seven days ended
on the 10th, against 1a5 the prev GUS seven
days. The total failures in the United
States from January l to date are 1856,
| against 1906 in 1887
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25

: MICHAEL DAvITr Is writing a his
tory OF the Land League in Ireland
and America.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25
PASSED AWAY.
Death ut Chicago 0f "Tong John" Went.
worth, y Famous Character->ketch of

worth, . Famous Character->ketch ol
His Career.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17-Hon. John Went
worth died at his rooms in the Sherman
Hnu YESTERDAY morning. On account OF
his great height som. thing like six feet
six inches he was Familiarity termed Long
john" He was lerhaps the bestknown
pioneer settler OF Chic go. both from his
prominence in the history OF the city
and from his eccentricity Of demeapor, as
well az his great wealth. His estate Is
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25

. MAGGIE MITCHELL, the actress,
made nearly 100000 during the re-
cent wheat boom in Chicago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-25

The East Tawas tM,ch) Lumber and
Salt Company'a mill was burned Vt y !ose
Of $4,000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
DIBRELL BRoTHgRs.


LOUISVILLE, December THE 1885
crop hurley sold this week 034 hogsheads
Last week 9l6 hogsheads. The 1885
crop dark sold this week 80 hogsheads
Last week 81 hogsheads.
The total sales this week were 1885
hogsheads against 2,285 last week, q
large proportion again being 1888 bur
leys. Receipts ! 4Os against 1908 last
week.
DHrley-The bulk of the 1888 and 1887
burleys offered this week were low 10
common grades, anything better being
scarce. The market showed very little
animation for all common 10 medium
grades, with prices declined from cent
10 9 cents on common, cents on me
dium, while good, although better sus-
tanned, showed cent less on inside fig
ures. with no fine or select leaf offered.
All funked hogsheaGs very much neg
lected. Bright smokers very scarce and
in good demand at full prices.
We had again large offerings of 1888
hurley. with sales of 9S4 against 0l6 last
week. The quality and condition were
about the same as the offerings last week,
with an active demand for all grades
offered. Prices throughout the week ad-
yanced as follows Trash and Tugs In
soft order advanced ! cent fair to good
order trash and common Tugs, cent.
Medium and good Tugs unchanged. For
all grades Of leaf the market was decid'
sdlg stronger, although the outside que
lations now given, being. those OF last
week. will cover prices paid this week. |
mote trash In soft order, cents TO a
,ents fair TO good order, 4 cents to AZ
.ents. Lugs, common, Al cents to %
EMS medium. 81 cents 10 y cents good,
| cents TO 7 cents. Leaf, common,
ents 10 8 cents; medium, . cents 10 ~
snts. good. 10 cents TO IL cents hne, IA
enss 10 i6 cents. 1900. 100,
Henry. The offerings Of 1851 ana 100.
eayy were $40 against 800 hhds. ias'
reek The Offering consisted entirely
\ log Lugs and leaf with the most OF
eelI crop. Under largely reduced oher-
sgs The market was barely sustained,
XIX a lower tendency TO prices. although
OF quoiably lover. "a. -.
or 1883 crop 3s hhds. against q hhdf.
.st week. The quality and character
'ss much the same % last week, WIN
rIces at 81 20 10 $3.50. per lOo IDS. sns
I9hest price being paid Tor . good
frsppery Leaf.
Grssa Riwy Ezles were In moderate sss
univ. under 9 good dsmsnd for iSS!
an prices advanced on Medium ana
I'D Luas ! 10 cent, And on Leaf from
TO IL cent q per revised Quotations
-.
Irewith \, 49,.
Ter, With stock III becsmpsF' = 10Y
|eHs;
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04

November, 1888 Receipts, 4,4o3; sales
1864; deliveries, GG49i stocks, 24.0l9
years sales, 81 $40
November, 1887 Receipts, ) .4l4, sales,
l2 0Gl; deliveries, SIG stocks, % $50
years sales, 1876 400
November, 1886 Receipts, 3,2l3. sales
6,076; deliveries. 5,21S; stocks, 1871
years sales, l20,lS0
Louisville quotations, December /, 1889
1885 Green river filters
Common, $50 to 90; good, 800 tC
90; medium, 4 90 to 40. fine, nominal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04

rrAseIfIED INSPECIIONs, hlN.
ras nec,ions for month OF Ociobe
,eea Bright leaf, 2,048 hhds., "a ties. ant
49,. dark leaf, sO7 hhds., 20 tics. ant
90 Soxes. Western leaf, 3s hhds. Total io
October. 1883, 1891 hhds, IA tcS' ant
pevssws for month of October. 1888
aSght leaf .457 hhds.. 35 tics. aud box
AZ iesf. 442 bhds.. 10 tics. and boxes
Total for October, 1888, 1883 hhds'' Al
tcs. and boxes. ~. L., soq
hhds 100 tics. and boxes, dark Zeal, 'S4e
skds ef,tcs and 80 boxes; Western leal,
~ hhds' Total for October, 1888, 4,'vO
hhda-. 1870 tcs. and 81 boxes.
rrs,act;ons for. month OF November,
,ate Bright leaf, 9ls hhds., 10 ties. and !
1890. dark leaf, AL hhds.. 20 tcs aud 81
S<.~es, western leaf. 4 hhds. Total ior
Er~sraher. 1883. / 1863 hhds., 4S tics. and
- boxes. % Novanhsr
.oae' pr,gbt leaf. oi0 hhds. and 8 tics {;
dsrk leaf, 54s hhds.. IL ties, ana 2 poxes'
Woreern leaf, 81 hhds. Total Tor NO
xerI6er. ,179 bids, ~ ties. sna . o1H Sao
Total ssmpling Bright isa,, $50 oSo
hhds. 2e les. and II boxes; aark iea', 90"
6hda.. IS tics. and 30 boxes; western , ,Ss,'
- hhds. Total for November 1862
3 "a hhds., "A ties. and 90 boxes
Irsrections for October and Noyemoer'
,aes q54 hhds yl92 tics. and 20 BOXES; &c
,>,her and November, 1881, o'o<o mus
fo5 n. ana geo boxes.
psvieSsu for October and NOVEMBER
taaS S078 hide n tcs. and ~ boxes
0csoher and November, 1857, l,ico mus
a tcs. and poxes. - No
nsc,si sampIing for October and NO
~<,t's~ iee0' !. $50 hhds.. 265 tcs. and 81
$3.50. ocfober aud November, 1857, 4,cVs
40 205 tcs. and 225 boxes.
~ cock reduction as shown 10 the
s..Hsc;ne tables is most gratifying, and
Ss@~ksra = better market for the future
SSi~~ for the pest six weeks 10 outside
have been large enough
:. srs,sSv another large stock reoucuon
-. 0scsmbcr. though II may % only
uhort month on account sen com.
7rho speculative demand nas osI T., s .o
,eres2veIy small The decrease - s s'He1
skovo 8 good sctive SCUM a., so ooo
/ 800 eales are tmah p., on" oHo
,oreds moro thsa last lar: Dus 90 5soov,vvo
cosedS short Of loose sales ID looo' WIFI
~ ruied very low on q large cIoP
"a fs]iinr Of IN receipts isgenersi 10
- ,sSrfsls and especially 70 In DARK
~1,ccro r.arkess. No buyers are pre-
ee-s< 70 nav batter prices for common
r<s1~. md p1nnleyx are not yet bringing
a ~ betser GRADS The planters can
,c1Sct ford 10 keep and hold the com
~ erndes than sell them Tor nothing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04

Messrs. ]. J. Wilson, Son & Co. have
letter to-day from Mr. Geo. T. Waddey
of Frederickshall 10 which he says
there has been some little tobacco
stripped In this section | have looked
al some of 1t, but have not, nor DO eH-
pect TO get pound at prevailing preet.
All seem to think 1t amounts 10 giving
1t away to take present prices
Mr.. NJ. Drever, Of LeftwitCh, Drevef
& Co, of Lyuchburg, Va, was ON our
market to-day.
Messrs Lea & Yoss Of Durham, \. G. ,
arrived late this afternoon Mr.. Nos'
said of the new growth: at is very
poor crop with very little color-though
we have some pretty fair filters. be
lieye that wrappers, iilers and bright
cutters will be very scarce. Our market
IS active and higher for all colory goods
Mr.. Lea endorsed Mr Noss statements
In toto, and added that the early cuttings
had more color than any other tobaecos
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04

No sales Of loose tobacco to day, and
no sales at auction on Change. Ware
house report shipments as very good.
Shockoe Warehouse shipped seventy
hogsheads to day Crenshaw's Planters
Warehouse report very fair shipments
to-day. A small lot of dark tobaccos
were bought and shipped directly to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04

Approximate figures as to the stocks Of
tobacco in Cincinnati as of December IL,
1888, 1887 hogsbeads, against stocks,
same date, 1887, $4,000 hogsheads
C.. Mel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
TEAS AND COFFEEs.
COOP NEWS TO TEA.DRlNkER5.
Thea Nectar Reduced i0 &c..
And a Special Present
With krcry Pound.

To more thoroughly introduce t0 all THAI
nppT. clatc apup 0t G0oi Tea. the Great A.
antlc and Pdcinr Tea Company bias con ludei.
lu order 20 Introduce unt ~ toe same time Co.
push their uneKcelled Baking Powders ana
Thea Nectar Iels. 10 give either "A hand suu o
plate or "A beau iiui Cup gni saucer. They
will also give an elegant pitcher aud mung
useful ana ornamental articles 10 every pun
chaser who hulss pound 0f either thclr ln-
mlibe ln ing Powders 90 Thea Nectar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND
THE l7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1883


Charles Fngel. 900. Plaintiff,
41aibet
Adelaide IugeI formerly A delaidc Bitzcri and
Camille Unger, her husband. Defen danis.
II CHANCEHY
The object 81 this suit IS TOT reclOse mort
gage executed by 4 dc aide liltZcr Char Is n
gel Gearing date May z, lst6 ami recorded IN the
clerks Office 81 lienrl-O County Court. Decd
Book -, pagoel. aud 10 subject tho land men
toned and descr bed 70 Tie pay ment OF the
sum Of money secured by said mortgage TO
the plaintiff, with legal interet thereon until
paid and also TO the pawn, ~ OF state and
city taYCs advanced and paid By the plaintin
on said land, with legal intercst thereon until
paid aud 10 surrogate him TO the Hen. OF tue
state and city for such taxes and Tor general
relief, etc. And affidavit having b, tn made
and filed that the defendants are nOn-resiienis
OF the State OF Virginia, IL Is ordered nat tney
appear here within fifteen days after due pub
llcHtiOn OF this order and do what Is necessary
TO protect their interests IN this suiI
a cOpy-Teste
CHARLES W. G0ODIS. Clerk.
WILLIAM FLEGESHEIHFH p a. sno2i lawit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
WILLIAM B. WALL. Clerk.

In compliance with the above order | shall,
on Tuesday the stn day OF January, 1859 at II
O'Clock m, az the clerks Office Of the United
-tatcs District Court, No. ~, North Twelfth
street. Richmond, Va, proceed 70 execute said
reference by taking the accounts and making
the report therein required.
WILLIAM b. WALL,
3noy23-oawiw Special Commissioner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
IN he matteT OF
A. ". Hartman. Jr.. In Bankruptcy.

HE DIS hI0l NOI u VI III
1 United states I, the Eastern district Of
irgtnid.
A. ". Hartman, j.. in Bankruptcy.
bankrupt.
Extract from decree Of september 20, isso.
IT Is now ordered that this matter In bank
mptcy. together with all proceedings relating
fbcietO. be referred to W liam n. Wall, who
t. b. rehy appointed special commissioner tCi
de put pose who shall take an account OF all
liens and charges upon the fund which has
come or may hereafter come, 10 the hands OF
the tssignces in bankruptcy OF said a. W.
Hartman, Jr., bankrupt from the real estate
4, 1 said bankrupt together with their prior-
ties. 2i. What will be Il reasonable and proper
compensation u Thomas y. Page and j. r.
Guy, assignees ia bankruptcy Of sad hank
rupt Tor their services rendered the estate
~ this matter and In all proceedings relatii Z
TO said estate"
And the said commits siOner shall give notice
once "A week for four successive weeks In tine
Lexington Gazette" AMI In some ewspaper
published IN the city OF Richmond. which no
ice shfll be deen ed equivalent TO per
s0nal service upon oil parties concerned,
nf the time aud place OF tasing said accounts.
And the said special commissioner shall re-
IOrt the same 70 The court, together with any
other matt Z deemed pertinent by himself, or
which he may be desired 10 report by any
parry 10 thf Sc proceedings
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
NOVEMBER eth, 1888

Alpheus Mckinney, Plaintiff
against 7, Cbancorr
Charlotte Lewis Mckinney, ="
Defendant,
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain for the
plaintiff a divorce from bed and tOard from
The defendant and affidavit having been
made aud filed that diligence has been used by
and on behalf OF the plaintiff, Alpheus Nc
Kinney, t. ascertain IA what county or corpo-
ration the defendant. CT arlOtte Lewis McKin-
ney Is without fleet, IL & ordered that the
said Charlotte Lewis Mckinney do appear
here within fifteen days alter due publication
hereof Gnd DO what ia necessary 10 protect bel
Interests Ia this sui,
\ cOpy-Teste:
CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
lnO9s If LYONS & LYONS, pa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
PINE ROASTED COFFEE.
25c.. 2hc. and 800.

our Teas end C0nees are always fresh 90
we suaiantec 20 glye satisfaction on m me- rt-
mnie1. We receive fresh roasted N4utN
every two days therefore Ne have trt sd goods
uu tnnd AZ all times.
Customers can have their LCOnee srguUf
fresh while waiting by aid OF orr new he, Tale
Motor.
our O'clock Breakfast Coffee AZ > cents
Der pound b. lhe best. cheapest. and mp-t
economical M the market
Great reductions ga hli grades OF pure sr-
gars.
The best stn ,srd Granulated Sugar Of b..
per pouni
The be-, Standard A Sugar al 1kc. Isr
pound
The b. 81 White Extra q Sugar al e.. Ier
pound.
The best li3ht g. sugar. t.c. per pouni.
The best Cut Sugar az s4c per pound.
The bees Powdered sugar M $40 per pound
We give checks With every 70 cents worth
of Tea Coffee ana BAKING Powder.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
Sale. Yesterday Reports of the status OF
rho Crop From Various sources.
RICHMOND, December 3. 1883.


tbe Crop From Various sources.
RICHMOND, December 3. lsss
THE ABOLITION or TAI TOBACCO TAX.
Nh Dear Ssr.-The peiilioo 10 Congress
10 he presented for signatures oil men
eneag, q Ia the tobacco trade, as publish
ed in the Dispatch Of Sunday, Is not 10
the point.
The view expressed by the Dispatch
that no reduction OF the tax can ever
give Quiet TO The trade, and that the peli-
lion should ask for its total abolition Is
undoubtedly sound.
There ought TO be embodied In this
petition the fact that In many States OF
The Union tobacco Is the great agricuitu-
raj product, the dependence OF the tilierS
Of the soil, and that II Is the only sgri-
cultural product in this great country
still burdened with war taxes.
beg 10 propose 10 commence THIS
pstition with the following facts:
The only agricultural product OF this
country siill suffering snd pining unotl
war taxes il tobacco. In many states II
+ the money crop Of the farmer which
enables him to pay good wages to hii
lsborers. Heretofore he could sell 10 for
signers seeking bis priced product, bu
the home markets having been paralyzec
and staenated by The continued agitation
Of the question of the adjustment o.
the tax, the foreigners seeing this stag
nation and paralyzation at home have
either abstained from buying altogeihel
or done so only as their necessities
called for. and without competition.
The loss 10 the farmer is enormous
that of the dealer untold and the manu-
fscturer has not made the interest on ih'
assessed yalus of his plant except In
very instances
Receipts ana deliveries OF priced Leaf 20
bccco ia the cry OF Richmond. Va, In var
oas warehouses from october 10 NoVeinDe
20 lsce. stocks on hand. etc;
LoosE TOBACCO sALRs.
Recelrts for October. 1883. 2,3ii bids, u
tea; deliveries, 3.Css hhds.. ll1 tcs:
Receipts for Noyember' l,Ss, lS'o hhds''
tea. deliveries, 1851 hhds., lis tes 80,
Receipts for October and November, 10,
aesi hi is. el7 tcs.; deliveries, e'4Uo hhis' =
ties. A--...vl,.. ,ss
"a hhds 443 tcs.: deliveries. 6.5i. hhds q
tes. ~s,,.go
November 30, lsss; Inspected S5,'c' mas if",,
GA tea .uninspecfed. 3.ltc hhds, u les lou
stocks. s8.e0l hbds., VS. ties o,es, ,,.,.
So~emher 3D. 1857 Inspected 2s,t5l hhds
xsi res uninspected, ~ .o5l hhds., i.45l &c
Total stocks, 1880 hhds.. .bCO les. .. 49,, =
November 50. $50: Inspected, is.tJ "a. mus u.
IN tcs uninspected. 15,tsJ hhds., ,5tj &c
Iofal stocks 24.9n hbds, ,ti2 tcs.
Dscrease in stock on hand, s.O4S hhds ana &c
LOOSE TOBACCO.
<.s.x ,eea go. 40 pound
oc s,os.sr ana ma November, isss, iS5isl
.0cfcber and Eoyemter' 10, ,sS.' ,s,,Ie 81
,xeprcrfo.s nscAPITULATED.
ecto,,er and November, 1855
oS'o bright leaf, 2,sei hide. Jos ice
PARK leaf, Las 10y
Western leaf, a.
re-, months. October aud November
Ae'As 1873 4,2,4 hhds. ~. fcs
1881, 3.6I 4Ol
1896 439t =" 40
1886. 1850 d1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04
The Lynchburg lHgia.dn, under date
of December 9, 1888, has the following
TOBACCO REVIEW

The Lynchburg lHgin.an, under date
OF December 9, 1888, has the following
TOBACCO REVIEW.
There was a decided increase In the re-
ceipts OF leaf tobacco during the past
week, and the market was quite active
All grades sold al very fair figures, and
some brought exceptionally good prices
We are indebted 10 Mr. j. /. Oglesby
o! Bookers Warehouse for the following
comparative statement OF tobacco sold
during the two weeks ending December
LIST:
Sold during week ending November "a, $4,000
December J, z7l,sC
Increase week ending Decemberi, 22,2OJ
be Der i !, Is ISIS '' ''''' s23.soO
Sold from 0ctoberI, 1857, 10 Deem
Der !, 1887, l.e'v,oJJ
Decrease for 1888. l,Oj6,UO
As a matter of interest 10
TOBACCO GROWERS
We print the following article from the
Petersburg LdeI-Appcal 1t says eli
you are bound to have some cash soon.
and so must sell a portion OF your TO
bacco, don't send to market some poor.
frosted leaf tobacco, or some of your in
ferior or poor leaf or Tugs. Those kinds
are not wanted If growers of tobacco
could have seen yesterday the many piles
Of poor Tugs for which no bids could be
had and the quality Of Tugs that sold
from so cents to $lj0, and The quality Of
frosted or poor leaf that went from about
$40 10 $3.50, we think it would
have forcibly struck them that
( they want money, such kinds Of to-
)acco (as the market now is) are not the
'Ort to send to market. Planters "hard !
ip," II forced to sell a part of their to-
)acco, had better send down some of the |
,est they have, instead of sending their
Door stuff There is no sense in hurry
ng thing to market that don't bring |
enough to pay wagonage and other costs
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
tie lith day OF November 1883.
j. II. hhodes..,-.-- ..-....'...'...'..'.fl aihtln,
against
Ellen NJ. Rhodes ........... ......... Defendant.
~ CHAECERY.
Tho object OF this suit "a TO obtain tor the
plaintiff divorce from the bonds OF matri-
nony rrOm the defendant. An AFFIDAVIT hay
ng been made and a Cd that the defendant Is
bOt q resident OF this state, II IS ordered that
che appear here within fifteen days after due
publication OF this order and do what Is neces-
ssry 10 protect her Interests IN this suit.
4 copy lest0:
CHARLES W. GODDfN. Clerk
j. SAMUEL PARRISH, p. a. no lb-Thlawiw.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 United states f. the Eastern district Of