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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Thn Convention Question.

Thero IL no man IN Virginia who keeps him
self better posted ss 10 the election-laWs OF ne
Commonwealth than docs tho writer Of tho FOL
lowing note: o.-..,.-o, 1000
To TIE BSi,er Of TIE Isspatch;
The vote on the question OF a constitutional
convention, under chapter zlh, session acls
iss7-'s2 will be had on November D loSt TUG
act requires two ballot boxes. Whose duty II ~
10 proylde tho ballots aud poli.books 70 be used
So far only the books for the election OF fresl-
dent and Vice President and for congressman
have boen furnished for this county. Are or are
not separate poli-books required Tor ue pui1,
pOso7 mink IL likely that many persons VIII
not vote a. all on the subject, and II seeme " me
obvious that unless two sSts Of books are KEPT
we cannot cnrry out tho law BY making me Dat
lots agree with the names on the pOli-Dooks.
This may be = matter Of importance ana VIII
leave the authorities "a doubt, and sugRefttn at
This notice be inserted in your valuable paper,
and ask your aid IN giving soch Information 70
the public a. will mske the vote 90 TIE question
legal Yours truly, WILLIAM 4. BURNETT,
Clerk Augusta County Court
AZ tho law provides thst separate ballot
boxes shall DO provided as baiioi-boxes for other
elections arc provided" II Is n reasonable In
ference that separate poil-books are 20 be fur
rishei las pOll-books for other elections arc
provided Zach man can furnish his own bal
lot
For the reason stated by Br. BURNETT there
must be separate poll-books, though the same
object might DO accomplished by checking the
names Of the voters IN some peculiar manner.
Bur II we are to have a vote upon the convention
question let It DO a full one, lawfully cast and
lawfully returned. Wo suppose tho negative
vote will DO ave times a. large ss the affirmative
vote.
But who Ia 70 furnish tho pon-book We an
swer that IN our opinion IL ought to he done by
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth. There is
nobody cleo 10 do s. II will be a state election
When vote IL taken in any county on the qucs-
hon q the formation Of a new county tho clerk
furnishes poll-books; but IN no other election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

TOM PAdR hss dropped into the field OF iuve-
nile literature and furnished a charming story
for bows entitled 1.-TWO Little Confoderatss
The scene is Ibid ia Virginia during the war, and
describes the adventures ami ambition Of n
couple Of bright, manly little follows whose
homo happens 10 DO In the track Of Federal
raiders Dr. PACK also introduces two fine cha
ractcr sketches in the persons OF Uncle BALLA
and TON Mills, ana woven into bis story Is IN
impressive illustration Of the trials 20 which The
Virginia wife aud mother was subjected during
the struggle. Grown folks enjoy reading ii nc
less than little folks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Auorney-Gcnoral TABOR, Of New York. has
given lt ~ bis opinion lnot decided 10 hat a
voter is not required 10 vote tho entire ticket at
one time. bat may vote for different candidates
no Girorert times on tho samo day. For ox-
ample. o man may 20 70 tho polls Ia the morning
and cast his ballot for presidential electors. 20
ba.k sftcrwari md vote for mayor, return again
AMI vct, for assomblymcu, ana 80 on.
This is most absurd and fra1d-heRetunr
opinion Whom thoro are a dozon onlcers 70
elcct-and in every city hero arc often moro
one hundred voters might monopolize tho hGiiot
box all day at cny one yoting-placo by voting
for one oflcor, and tlen retiring. and afterwards
returning ns often ~ possible 90 cast other votes
Mr.. TABOR Ia evidently a CRANK. Because. for
eooth the law docs not require "A man TO cast all
his yoies at onoe, ho has tho right o. scatter thom
oh over mo dry. j. lis IA II one should contend
that man might commit suicide because 1t Is
not forbidden boy law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Pockct-BOoks and Carl-CaSeS.
-TtLftTGt = g.,
BOOKSELLERS AID FINE SJiIIOlEBN,
Cag EAST BROAD STREET.
.o. -2-Iu.IhS-al

tn D. & r. 1frTrELDeEFER,
OK EAST BIOtu -.NtEl
STILL GREATER tANDhlNo ~iL.IAg IN-
DJCtNEHl~ RS LtitN nff lltl N.A 10
ANOIli.H o. I@lt ~ ,AhfL n
Hemp Carpet, form pr'r" l'r. Hi ll'. t'ia
our .jc Hemp Cafps, 3,m.les wir nov l,-
cool g. Ingram Carpet NOW igc, a yard;
t0c. 1vu.pF carpet at .. Nnrl,
Eswaoriinar, heavy .'. quality I"o-f-y Of a'''
6oc tapestry Brussels. variety Of patterns at
4-' RyAri.
Cloths. &C.. nt prrc- much icinw value"
CDOAAe so ElU.tED NWDl~.
We on our unusually inrre -to .k 't laiio-' 3.
Ni,-o-. and Children tl hrtH. short NJ pa. ID,
and Dloaks %. greatly reduced prices.
Chudfeu'- tiptks from g. up;
IaIl auG Misses Ie.krf- from g. N Dp;
Misses aud laI.ns. NrHmtrAsr from $3.50 up
Ladie- Jrr.rr Coats Pei f.-iH. regular prize 81.
Plush Jackets. ladlcekas, sud Coats 10 greet
variety al yrrg i.W uDer-.
LACE GU ErAlSS.
White and Ecru Lace Curtains from BE. - pair
upward;
Brass Cuuaiu-Chains from 500. q pair up.
BED GOV lEND@.
Nhiio Blankets from g3r. pair uo.
tjNh.t. Hoo' filusris at l5H. ftir.
cray aud Eei Blankets Joe Hli E-ain-
Cauro bod Comforts from fJ- up at a1- worth
tJ-.- $50 ty'. worth 81. OIL s,- worth $3.50 ,
at $50 worth 90: nt t2tH worth s5,j: st
Si30 worth g.. 40 400 worth p.
Whit. Counter nuc5 ia every variety from o.t.
DRESS GOODS.
Colorci CnehmeIrs %. 5,. yard:
stripe Dress Goods for combination suits aud
uimmiuss. value ..c d yard aI USE. Is ari;
ATWOOD Henri fia- IS inches Hlle go 81. 70
yard, value CHE.
5i-inch Habit oioins tho 75e. quality 90 a5,. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Tho Portsmouth Times rcproiucesthe extracts
.hirh We gayo ON Tuesday last FROM FRED u0uG-
LAsys appeal 70 tho negro voters TO sfani solid,
and comments a. follows:
"lho time has not yet como for the southern
people TO spht up. The Republican party cling-
to tne s,crooalism aud hopes o. ride into power
hv displaying its enmiiy 10 the south, and ihe
negro vote is stin banded soudly against tho
whites aud every business and pecuuiary Interest
Of ihe SOuth.n
But If the time has not yet como for the south
crn people O. split up. what shall be said OF
those southern mec who 20 much farther than
to split up on politi economical questions, aud
stand ga with the enemies OF the southern
Delpl0f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

The Lypchburg Nsws asks, els Virginia safe -
AMI then proceeds 70 make a slate that seems 10
indicate that she Is anything but sale 20 the
nomocrats- iRder-AppeaL.
That was done because, soft Is sad in Virginia,
the Democrats are never 80 safe as whom they
are in Danger; or, IN other words. that the Demo
Gratis are certain to triumph when they are
threatened with defeat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

craa DO not gain decisive victory two wceks
from cday.p
repatcf-eiect Harbour WINS aecn here to-day.
Tie ears that letters from ell parts Of his etase,
and from me most reliable sourcea, @e being
constantly recoivod AZ the Democratic hoen-
quarter. IN Alexandra. aud that from them ana
from private sources Of Information Dc ~ 10
dnood 70 btiieve that white there viii be no
Overwhelming Democratic vicsorT Ia virginia
next month, the Demoerate there WI EMu
suostaffsai and satI.fnctory success, and In
crease their congrcae.Onsi representation con-
eidorably. The reelection OF Mr.. Cieycleno, no
sayS depends upon the vote OF NoW tofh, noN oi
Virginia witch IL safo.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

THE NEGRO QUESTION There are some con-
servalvo people IN thls country, more couserva-
tive than sensible. 70 seems 80 Us, who think IL
Wronr 20 raise the racc issue and useless 20 warn
The people against negro rule. But that Is after
al the great question that c-nirOnts the people
Of the SOuth. aud people who talk 81 conserya-
usn ia times Lac these are crher 500 stupid 10
read the signs Of the times OF they purposely
shut their eyes TO the situation and seek 20 con-
sole themselves 10y crying peace, peace, when
there is no pesce. "- Ddnriils Rfgister.
The Re0istsr is right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

OIM Llif anna We
DRESS EABRICS
FIRST sREk5 YOUR ATTENTION
De-.
Will buy Ca4hmores bali wool and oil colors.
lie.
win buy tho choice Of 30 pieces Of Satin Beroor
worth l5c.
you can buy doubc-wiith Cashmercs-au the
AT DOC.
you can get PlaiJs iu tenufful cfoctA
AT 2jC.
we offer you Hcnrie "a Cloths 30 Inches wide.
AT 3l4C.
We show you Is styles of AilWool Flaiis 30
inches wide.
AT soc.
we Offer the best All-Wool Henrietta Cloths 40
inches wide ever seen.
buys our5olnch Habit Cioth, andlvs sollor, too.
SOC
buys the choice q variety Of Plaids In styles
that cannot be surpassed. -
Let us larry iu our CLOAK DEPART " h'I
Tor q little while. Wc ought to please you hero.
We have al ffe u'w07t add best styles aul our
prices are lower ihar over. Follow rs a liuo
while W. mention only q few u our attractions.
g.
will buy a neat. pretty Walking Jacket IN all
AT $3.50
we odar you several styles that viii surprise
you. Tho material a.one is worth m0re.
Al SZ.0J
you can got a wintor-weight Jersey Coat that
others sell 1t g.
AT q. $3.50, AND s.
We show some choico styles u Taiior-Made Walk
iug jackets. for which wa claim superior work.
mauslip, excellence OF mntorl' and peifect1on
Plush sACQUEs, JACKETS. AND NODES
kAS
We have in all tho best grades aud at ruling
MIssEsi AND CHHDREY's CLOAKs
are ahoWu BY US la our usual largo variety ot
styles. Our limo Of sizes h nov complete ami go
arc sure TO be anlo TO salt your 'aste and satisfy
our stock Of LADIES' GgNTLEMES's.
MISSES, AND CHILDREE'S UNDERWEAR "a
being offered at prices by us that Bil cost you 70
per cent. more ~ duplicate thcm elsewhere.
6JC.
will buy a nue Kid-Body Bisque Doll worth 81.
SOC.
will buy French Mirror beyel edge, that is
worth sjc.
will buy any Size Of six styles Of Gentemen's
Collars.
Sc.
will buy Ladies' Collars al Sizes
AT &C..
We will sell you Ladies' Pure Linen Cuffs
AT 30.
ws Will sell you Ladies CUES 70 match Collars
Of Sc.
20.
will buy ball Of knitting Cotton, any Size.
AT DC.
we Sell a pretty Kn0tted-Fringe MaL
AT To-.
we will sell you s.Boys Windsor Tic.
l0C.
will buy pair Of An-W ool Mits at
HELD & CO.'S.
600 BROAD STREET.
Zoe 2l-su, Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazstts says
perhaps II Is all right about the enormous re-
eistrstion In tho city Of New York. but we con-
feas We don't like tho looks Of II whom we are
aware thst The army OF workmsn engaged In
tearing up the streehs In pretended improve
ments Is par, Of tho Democratic machinery"
An honest confession. TO say The least
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

1.-The applause Of a political sentiment at a
Chicago funeral suggests the plan Of bearing
she corpse around In old Roman fashion for
political ofect' Wen, the corpse will be borne
aroand after the 9Th Of Noyember-the Republi-
can corpse-and the political effect viii be post
happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

The Augusta ChToRiels says the Savannah
river cannot be scoOped Sorry 70 hear it, There
is no longer any reason that the Savannah should
be mentioned In the river and hArbor bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

A Philadelphia paper heads a marriage col
umn united for Life" In view Of the records
Of the Philadelphia divorce courts that sounds
grimly humorous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

In answer 70 the many Inquiries tina, have
been made at the Exposition Building where
Will say hat they. can DO foand as any retail
house that hsndios cigars and tobacco. and are
sod NJ ave for ~ eentz Trade supplied by my
Agents, Aezsra POWERS. TAYLOR q co, whole
s<le drusgists, 1900 Main street.. ana kersra.
tail dealers In cigars aud tobacco. lz23 Main
street p. WhrrLOCk,
Factory sooi and eDc6 Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
lEW AID POPULAR BOOKS

TWO LITTLE coNFEDERATEs tom Pagel,
$50;
MISS LOU, Charming southern Story q. p
Roe, $50;
OWLS NEST tNrs. Wisfer). cloth 81 %, paper
20 cents:
PICKED Up ~ STREETS Mrs Wister. t@;
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS .au.h0r OF LeaYen-
worth Case. so cents.
HARPERs, CENTURY. SCRiBNERs, AMI
uPPINCOTTS MAGAZINES received as coon a.
puIlisfei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
$3.50 FOR 81.

81 yard viii buy Tho best SILK PLUSH
worth $3.50. n Il IA not "a good "A you can
buy elsewhere a. $50 yard, otug It back
aud we will refund your money.
75c. yard viii buy excellent SILK PLUSH in
all colors. the regular price Of which a 81:
$3.50 VIII buy m excellent pair q WHITE BID
BLANKETS that are worth IS;
A large assortment OF WHITE BED BLANKETS
from q up 20 as pair.
A largo assortment OF COLoRED BhD
BLANKETS from Sc. up 10 $40 a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
a Correction.

Mr.. A. r. hobbs, Rivss Post0nice. Is Demo
cratic chairman Of Prince George county, aud
not Or. etephenson. as pnbllshed yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
LINE. cEuEsr. PLASTER. &c

$500 h B4EEsIs sOs OF EEEs 81
MRST Just arrived per schoonors George w. An
derson aud ~ n. burrow. Schooner John s
be scham daily expected with cargo OF FfsRSH
RocKLAkD LINZ for sale Inv from wharf.
LaFse sock IMPORTED PORTLAND CEMENT
WARMER MOORE
Importer and Manufacturer Of Hoya Scotia
RlaslaE "A u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Dr MAcKESgIB's book had an unprecedented
run in Germany" Or unprecedented run out
which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

PERSONAL.

EXECUTORS NOTICE. -HAVING
H QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR upon the estate
of A. b GOODMAN, deceased, hereby request
ali persons indebted ~ said estate 70 make pay
ment TO me, and all persons having Claims
against said estate VIII please present the same
10 me at No. 70s east Franklin street. Richmond,
Va SIGMUND NJ. GOODMAN,
Executor OF A b. Goodman, deceased
&c 29-lnfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

ITO THE PUBLIC: THBc,.A
i whole OF our Fine Display II haris ~ E5AA
Rubber and Nickol-NOuntcd Carriage
aud Phaeton Harness. Wagon and
Dray Harness Saddles. B-idle8 aud every DINER
article az tho Exp sti0n is fOR .ALb, tosether
Vim ererv other article iu The uneof business At
fhelowesi prices. can ~ OIrst0re, 1919 Fran In
street DICK ERSOSS ~ I5-bt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
N HETgEGN -.

TINE MEMBERS OF .,sezssz.
4 ROANR LODGE. No. 100, J. q. -. -
O. Y. are requ 10 stcd % meet promptly - ~
TONIGHT ~ : O'Clock. Aitor
tho regular session q memorial service ot on
hour win y. held when aiITesses suitable g
the occasion viii ba delivered by Past6renas
W. T. Westwood aud ID. g.. RICHARDSON. Mem
bers of sister lOigos and transient brethren are
cordially invited tO attond.
by order Of ne Lodge
JOHN f. BAlLEW. Noble Grand
IT. xsr,,y,, b,,.tg eo~ro.o~v 90 a--lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Heod's sarsaparilla cures catsrrh by expsl-
ling inpurttx from tao blood which Il the cause
Of the cninnlAinl Gtya TIA fxlaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

may afford bodily protoction " IN
your mind, - bui something more
fub.tnntal viii DO necessary
n quite soon. NJ winter IL rapidly
approaching. ~ addition TO
heavy clO;hing. those who are
WEI TET prudent Will provide a supply OF
' ELl II BENsOTS PLASTER In anticipation
u Coughs. Colds. CbestPains,
Rheumatism. Sciatica, and DINER
rOIIAD aiIments. which are sure 70 pro
tODbhh vsu during tho fall months This
ulaster j. we'll Known a. q uni
frmly reliable remedy IN such
an V0ITD trouble il always ready for I'M
UN lUUR mediato Application, and ia Of
feet Is prompt md permanent
Asthero arc N my spurione t'nita-
LINEN 1 nas sS ask for sroS Sy snd
refuse al O.hcr porous plaste:s
sE-Sond tWo.oentstAmp 10 Sea-
OTrCTrD bury & johnson. u Plat street.
UUO En- New York, for Q copy Of Insfrte-
Hons rum the DOctg, valuable
household book.
O. 7-au. ru&rbby19nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
DlVIDENDS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY.

Ats meeting OF tho Board Of Directors, held
September %. 1888, the following resolution was
adopted
Rfs0lgcd That dividend Il hereby declared
upon the preferred shArSs OF the capital stOck of
this company q one and one half dollars per
share out Of the net earnings Of the company
1885, at the once Of the treasurer, In PhGlAdel-
phia, 10 the preferred shareholders Of record ct
8 O'Clock r. NJ. October Is, 1888
The transfer books will be CLOSED from O'Clock
p. NJ OCTOBER Is. 1855, until O'Clock A. NJ,
OCTOBER %. 1855
A J. HEMPRILL. Secretary.
sc q, Ooo, n, isA25-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

900 BARRELS FLOUR: 100 BAR
s(OO KFLs Wlu~REN; CATAWBA. IJkI,
aud SHERRY WINES. FRkNCu BEtAulE~.
Oils, COFFEE. TIES, >lBAk~ SOAP. "a Ne
DIES. BACON, LARD. with yaro4. o-n.r afti-
clos, Tor sale by JOHN y. HIGGINS,
Franklin street near tAo OH Market
Ehtahli.L.L 4. ID. 40. " IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
ExCUaAIoSs, sc.
EXCURSIONS TO WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD
viii sell round-trip tickets to
WASHINGTON AT sass.
and 10
BALTIMORE AT sA0a

good i've days, including day Of sale.
thus agfording visitors 20 the Expositioa an op-
portunity TO see the National Capital and the
Monumental City al how cost before RETURNING
" Their homes. Three trains daily except sun
dey4 two on SundsyA
Tickets for sale al ByrsiSueet stAtioa and A,
w. CARRIERS, corner Tenth aud Main streets.
q. A. TAYLOR,
aa17-ia Genaxa1 Ta,kefaAnnnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

MADISON COUNCIL No. 60,
VA "HOME CIR LE.r-The members Of
this Council, one ana all. are hereby -ummond
20 attend meeting THIS EVENING al 7a
% CLOCK At schiller Hall, No. COZ east Broad
street. Business Of grave importance will come
up Tor consideration -
WILLIAM FLEGKNHRlMER
oc q Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

TENHE RICHMOND CITY AND
4 SRvBN-PINRS RAILWAY COMPANY.-By
ordor u the Board Of Directors Of uis company
IL Is ordered that general meeting Of the
stockholders 81 this company be hold AZ tho
building Of tho State Bank. IN tho city Of Rich
mond. on OCTOBER q. 1898 At 70 o'clock W.. for
The transaction ~ importHnt business
se 23-3Ot THOMAS B. MURPHY. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

GENERAL MEETING OF THE
VF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY.-A general
~ seting Of the STOCKHOLDERS or THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY COMPA-
NY Will be- held az O. Office IN tbs city OF Rich
mOnd on NOVEMBER g. lss,. at II O'Clock noon,
for the purpose Of taking action upon such mat
teri a. may be brought before 10.
By order Of the Board q Directors.
81 z INGALLS,. President
nr~rr,,,,r Y. n.sobor % fasz f.. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

nLD WHlSkEY. HERMIT
~ distilled i~i: Private ,."rt. ai
Kily distilled l,sl. hl-H, q N'n
sherries, pOrl& ant NaleiFs hilr.
RI SuNlolitN .
oc ism Successors g. Ohr.rlal. -i.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Heading notices IN reading-nsiter Vpe
lines or lcss, 81: IN nonpareil loaded. 10.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished on ap-
hl.chuon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Thero Is no man IN Virginia who keeps him
self better posted as TO the eiection-lavs OF ne
Commonwealth than docs tho writer Of tho ioE
lowing note: -,o. ,oeo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-04
THE MARTIN-BR0WN CO..
<-oRN!aL. saAaN :AEsa2. gE,01sIL4 sILa.4.a
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods H0Us il Fort EofR

butchers' greee 5s5Sci rhos:iings 2Gc; pelm
iOss75o
MOLassNe-Fancy rshoilsa 4ye5Oc; choice
reboiled 53Gs2c; prime reboIled So CHIC; fair
centrifugsls 2SG3Oc; common centrifugals "a
SEC.
NUTS Peanuts. 5a6a; pecan, 4Hssc;
Almonds, l9o, Rsasil nrts, l2c pc. p nlbsEsi
NAILS-S5 Is per key, basis lodi burden
horseshoe per keg IS; Perkins. sRIna. IS 90I
Walker. same. 9 50; burdsn mule e.; north:
No. 6, $50; Ne. !, 2le; No. S, 3DG; "Laks's No, l.
45o; No. 8, &c; No. PC; No. J, 20c; No. g. 1851
Ausable, same. No. 4. i6c; no. g. 24ci No. 6. 2lc
PRoVIsIoNs-Ws quota or ina baa!s Of car
lore:
hsh. $40.
spioed p:ofled hsrIings. PSF b1ctAs. II so.
Holland herrings-heSs, q 60sl 40.
Dried herrin zS-PsT box, Acc,
Bologna sausage. 7ko-
MeLs-augar- cured hams l21sal21Ic; sugar
cured prassfss! bacon 1lHGIlHc; Srnr' clear
Silver Shield hams IKE; do breakfast bacon
l2Sc; do sho't clear bacon lo3sc; do short clear
dry salt meat 93.c.
Lard-Refned tierce, sI5sSXo; SOL cans,
s. = 'sns. 81 391c: oc'ns 9ES93Ic >ilveS
Shield fierce lard exc; do so d cans SIC; do
20 b cans lOc; do ~ ID cans 1896 do 5 D cans
1870; D 3b cans lOhc.
Homin), per DBL. ~ 40; grits, yer Dbl 81 20.
Oatmeal. new-Per half bbl, 100 lbs, 81 ON
Cracked Hheat-Per .. &c
CIGcEeTb-A SODA, SC: Xxx sotS, GHc; erlhn
$Hoi ginger Inaps, SC; lemcn creaus. Sc.
Sugar-FinS powdered. bAls, S&S8Hci 90
lRn nOis, saGSSc; cut LOST. bble, So GsHo; do
hal? b0l5 SHGS&ci sEsndSrc grauulssed, Dbls,
7HG7kc; Louisiana granulated, bDiu, TKS
73Ic: standard Z, 7'f9!Ac; cnoioe white, 7SH
73sc; Louis:sna =. c.. choice. 5h16Hoi DO
fancy 6x166o
suncTles-starch. pearl, 5Ke3E; lump, 5Xo
4ci ca:G!ea full uUxas S&cJo: stick csH97, SH
csc; fancy, l09l6ci ropb. sisal, inch basis,
i014 Gl0Rc; do cotton. e Snd 5-l6 inch. l5H
q los; DO oot:on,s iDch,l7o; ns-Tins, inoporsad,
Il 2s per keZi ra!sils, Csliforn!3 loose muscs-
tells q %; DO & boxes, 81 60; do 4 boxes, 500;
cider, crab apple, SUc; Missouri S0J; viz 5gaT,
15925ei concentrated lgs,S2 75440 %; !ugs, glazed,
los per gkl.; crooks, glazed. IGc per ga; Indigo,
I5c per . blCi-.a 50cDsl W per dozen; DOLE
MANS mustard. 4 b, s. IS per dozen;
macsroni, imported. 12c per q: Ameri-
can sos per y boz: buckets, fvo houp5 81 5O8
! go per dozen; brilliant ola. bbis, lso. Eupioa,
CASES, 81 10; do, I'll cases, g &c. hakirg pow
ders, bulk, llci ls cane. q SO; macn-ori.
kmall box: csc; verDl;celn. email boz, 65c;
fauce In bulk. per gallon. 81 * Mixed pickles,
per X Dbl. So SO; dried apples, rs. 6&S7c;
sliced, 1aG7Hc; choice .eVaporated, 9S9Se;
fancy, ga Hi0c.
Rice-Prime 6SsJ6c; choice 611 s6xc.
POGLTRN-We quote; Young rrying chickens
,ursev, 81 cool 10 ZACH.
WOOI-.iSht medium, l6nlSs.
WHISKY-RecnGed s. Iucsl ou, - par proof;
sour mash, tTo years old, 81 sOal 10; TIRES
years old 81 soS2e0; fancy extra old whisky
hDssh 10