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money would be paid TO our own people, but as things
are now, the forr gners reaping a harvest The
awards for carrying the mails are made to the swest
steamers respective OF the nag
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40 "sMALL PorA1ors7 ABOUT THESE

From The Americas Ca Republican
stranger rode through the XVlIh District
ew days ago and stopped with Of the cevefcst
our there he hat 20 show hts farm ami In
ng through potato patch the stranger said why
don't you roll these logs out Of the way The farmer
looked az him ptylngly and replied Logs Them is
potstces.H Potatoes Great Scott, l thought they
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$50 higher than on tho corresponding DAY last yss sne
So lower than on Monday ,.,. q.
In and near this city to-day there WI pf00s0"
rain followed Dy far warmer weather.
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MR. WEST is NOT ALOyA
From The Chicago News

Colonel j. J. West the talented editor oi 10 cnicsss
os ,vras from Colorado that he does find Pixies
peak as big as he expected Unless we are sorey IN
error the longer he lives satisfied he VIII Decome
bat great many OF the socaed big things Of this world
will look mighty small when sized up By the SIDE Of j. d
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous limo shows the barometer
fluctuations Yesterday observed the United
Service The "a
temperature noted a. Hadnuts pharmacy alS Broadway
TRBuNE OrFcE. sept IA m.-Fair weather yesterday
followed by cloutness The Tempera.
ranged sgs 75 The average 800 ~ being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Give ready attention and prompt treatment TO All
affections Of bowels diarrhea cholera merous dys-
EMERY &c DR.. Jaynes Carminatve Balsam affords
immediate relief and speedily cures those conplaints
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

LONDON Sept 1.-The St. Leger Stakes Is the great
feature of ro-morrow's meeting at Doncaster Inc prob
able starters and Jockeys and The latest betting on The race
given below
ST LEGER-THREE.Y EAR-OLDs ONE MILE SIX
FUKLONGs. 1872 YARDS.
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PARTY STRENGTH n CONGRESS. BY STATES.
Ii IL 2 1877 o Z II !. II u n m

To the EdftOr Of Thc TT tbHne.
Sir: In a recent dispute between Democrat aud
Republican Of this village, this question arose: L.
case the next Presidential election should be throw
the House OF Representatives. which party would
hold the balance VI power by state delegations
Please answer. J. 7.
81 Regis Falls, Y. Y, sept. ,. 1888
AT present the Republicans have a ma GRITTY in
twenty delegations, and the Democrats in seven
teen. In one State there is tie-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

OLD COMRADES OF GEN. MCCLELLAN
will Rad with Measure vigeroas defence OF bis waS
record by Hon Hugh McCullsch ex ,scretary 81 tns
Treasury, IN the September "scrbner' -
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scboverna. Daly & Gales 3o2 Broadwsy oasr .n ,s
Rides sporting tooss II
general remarkably low prices
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DE- PAPl
OBITUARY NOTES.

Berlin Sep. II DR.. Pape, the presidents Of sns coz
mission appointed rocompe the German c'oo u '''A
laws Is dead
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yyen visiting friends vicinity OF Boston renem-
her tie 10 m train with through parlor cars over tho
Tsv York and railroad arrives NJ iSe m,
thus giving plenty Of time 10 reach any Of the suouro~
points before
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Table Of Contents
NVI : u yI'' "
THE WEEKLY IklBU NJ.

THE WEEKLY Ilt4BI Nj
FIRST Pagc-Harrlons Acccptance-Did You Hear FROM
Maine
second Pace-Nr. Cleveland accepts.
Third pacc-The News in London-fOrelgn NeW- A..
Fnurfh iace-A Tribute 90 WaAack-lne fAr IN
Ameuia. -,, ,-ut..,.. 49,.
Fii,h Page-For the Family Cirele-Kni''ns and
Crochet.
seventh lage-An II ,0rica Iala-lel-HoW free AIH4s
Works.
Ninth Page-Congrc,s and the u. A. R--Io Gag ma
Reform Club.
Tenth Pa-e-Ed forias
.Nonth Page Editorials - - ~,
Twelfth f1.r- rho Chinese Puzzle-Wa-iln-ton NtN~
m r-.snth PasD-~tfful Nurses Seeded-Ohl0s Gen.
teuuia Year " Miscellaneous News.
Fourteenth Pa-c-Nr L.ane on Irusts-Politcai NewA
Fifteenth Page on> 20 ia t.e C-uOs-PoiucM News
Sixteenth par- Agricultural New. go -
seventeen q Page-A Broker Probably klied-Mi-
eel anre4s News
,-hf,anfh pare-Narkets
Nneteenth age-Markets-A iycrtisencnts
7rNcnteth Iagc- ADV rtseneuts.
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Gpeclal Notltes.
The seaside Library.

Clear. .'. far 'to7lr lrre.-
SEASIDE Library. POCKET EDITION NJ 1is"
THE OWL. HOUSE.
b. T. VI tRLITT. Price 20 cts.
For sale bv all ai-r- ne sent By mall postage
paid. on receipt the pr'r Address
IL. y. "
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TIE p. AND O's ENTRANCE INTO NETWORK
Philadelphia, sept II (specaD.-The statement in
morning paper that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company negotiating for tho purchase Of the
Gloucester Ferry franchise and property In Gloucester
y j. upon which to build railroad TO Atco, dis
lance Of fifteen miles connect with another branch
road already IN existence, and with the New Jersey
southern and the New-Jcrsey Central. in order to
enable the Baltimore and Ohio 10 reach Jersey City,
was denied by officials OF the company today
THIS statement however, IS Offset by equally good
auth0os 10 the street. who say that the United states
Express Company IS al the bottom OF scheme to
reach Ncyy-Yor by a route, and thus to Oh ain
an all rail- connection from the south to the seaboard
through Philadelphia and that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad IS largely Interested in the scheme
Tie express company labors under great disad
vantage az present It is forced to send all express
matter for New York 10 Bayside by steamer. and
thence over tie Ncw-Jcrscy southern 70 the metropolis
In can find 2 new route only by tapping the New
jersey southern al Atco.
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BURIAL REFORM APPROVED.

were iogsr" The says they were pile OF pine
roots gathered to burn.
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MARRIED

Over ~ Years experience
making has brought ashere bouquet 10 % esoH
perfection. No toilet soap equals H.
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OIL DEALERS SUE For ovERCHARGEs

wllkesbarre, Penn, Sept II (SpcciaD.-Three I'm
portant suits werc begun in Common Pleas Court
here to-day against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany Tho plaintiff In case IS J. c. Pane, the
UeIl-known oil dealer OF New-York city, and In
the other cases the Pennsylvania oil Company, doing
business IN New-York Phiade phia, and elsewhere
The suits are brought under the OF 1888, prohibit
Ing the discrimination by a railroad company against
one patron In favor Of others The plaintiffs claim
that for many years the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has been discriminating against them in favor
Of the standard and other oil companies, BY charging
them thirteen per barrel more for transportation
than they charged the others. Under the law they
are entitled % recover three times the amount so
overcharged and on this basis the suits for
about $4,000 each and the five years
from 1883 10 1857. inclusive. The oil on which
the ovcrcharce IS alleged 10 have been made was
sfnpcd from Cory. Penn. and adjacent points, 10
tldeWater General " H. McC artney, Of this cityi IS
attorney for the plaintiffs
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II
GFIssE-GEIesE-At

GFIssr-GEIssE-At Radnor Penn. on THURSDAY sep
Ismber G. 1883 by the Rev W. Ientos kru.e william
2 G. Geis.e OF New.Ysrk City. 10 Emile 7. Geisse
ePALpING-HILI--e ptember 10. lSss AZ the summer
residence the brides mother &c en mont !, smden
Mama Ely p Sualding OF Brooklyn y. l., 20 Elizabeth
A Hill OF Boston. daughter Of the late Lulher HILL Of
stoneham Mass.
y
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rest Onc- Norc ..

TO Mothers
Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Toat-ng~ ,offens he gums r1u0es Inflammation, aiays
all Main cures Wind collie and dafrhoea 20 cents bottle
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Notices Of marriages must be iadorsei ,cA FL! aams
caH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
anrnmmlnrr in Earls Da,..

''ft amu-as me-, sHli the white haired bead
Of largo ST. Louis iron house, "lo bear
travelling mon n0Naiass complain ot tae
harl-li1s ~ the road. tie ta.ins Of late
trains. travelling DAD cab1oses and such like
iae91feaalea5 L1rl - F08. they sh0gla
have seen the 'druumers of old days and
beard their azparrcas, and t.ey then would
have known something about tAa woes ol the
travelling m4l. Thirty Yeas ago / was
vouu-. ambitious full vi energy, and went
on o.. road fora ST. Louis iron house When
could uo- travel by riror-and that could
b. done oaiv n going through certain por-
ton Of our trate-staee coaches lni horse
bacl. woro ug only means of travel Many
o. cold and weary winter. Gay have !
passed in The saddle. starting ont early 10
the morning. going through snow or rain,
f0rlHe creeks AID haI frozen al. The
time. until could hardly cismoant when my
DAYS journey was over And then there
verc nl banks or collection agencies through
tho country to facilitate tAe collection "
debts and tho drlmmers had au of that
work ID do. WotuFe.cd with ola fashioned
valises ullea could Bee used as iddn bags
when $50 bad Co ride horseback, and these
were tho recep-ac.es for what money we col
lecteI IL was sometimes pretty tcklsh
work stopping at lonely country torerls
with nlaieiag, filled w.fl good bard money.
Mexican five franc pieces. worth taen about
n.actrh.c cents. and r1ii and silver coin.
bulit bad to hed done. slept ol the foor iu
% Ittle tavern Office a1a ~.nrars night, VIVID
NY yal .s under mr head for pillow. c9n.
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New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co, bsnkeu
sud brokers, No. I'LL Main street
REVIEW

REVIEW
New York. December 20--Reading
was the feature at the opening. One
broker bought 10000 shares Of this stock
in the first hour. Delaware, Lackawanna,
and Western and Delaware and Hudson
we're noticeably strong, and advanced
sharply. The granger stocks Jagged
somewhat, and ~. Paul declined from
Wednesdays close. The Chicago teie
grams were again encouraging, and re-
ported the feeling at tO.day's conference
Of the railroad managers rs very harmO-
NOUS II Is expected The advanced rates
will soon be announced. Rock Island
declared l per cent dividend Chicago
traders were selling the active list. espe-
cially grangers, and Philadelphia traders
heavy buyers Of the cOalers. Boston
was TeuOrted 10 be cOnseryatively bullish
on stocks, and mOnev-rate down 10 81
to-day. Our money was steadier than
Yesterday opening at 81. It touched 4
and relapsed 10 - London opened &C
tive and closed strong, with an improved
feeling on American securities. IN the
afternoon trading at times was very dull,
but the fluctuations were narrow and the
market held fairly steady till the last half
hour. Some taking OF profits caused
slight declines, bat the tone was strong
There were very strong points to buy the
coalers on any reaction. Nothing new
came out to-day regarding the deal in
Richmond Terminal The dealings in
Richmond Terminal preferred were IT.
regular, changing per cent. between
sales ia the afternoon. In bonds, Read
Inc incomes were most active, and these
securities showed hardening tendency.
Sterling, S4.sj@S4 e9t.
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] +ftA fh i'tAs -"A IT, AH'"f
The western new burleys are coming in
rather largely in Louisville sni other west-
ern markets. 10 was reported only a few
weeks back that planters were holding nigh
at 10 and f. cents crop round. There must
have been sudden change in their minds
since we note the increased pressue to sell.
+ It may toe that they 30 not find buyer, 81
anxious % inye { as they appeared 90 be, or
( erhaps because 81 the failure Of the plant
ers themselves % organize and agree upon
the abstenti0n plan. The more of the crop
that has been marketed or fully examined
the less wiling il app'ars TO be, and g
lower and meiium grades naturally lie
cline.
The quality of old burleys is 50 much SUI
perio' 10 the ew that there is less danger of
decline Oh any ind colory grades unless
it toe merely mp1rarily lower
While some OF the western planters are
Still organ zng and trying 10 hold up prices
there is another element at work tearing
prices as the Two following clippings from
the Western Tobacco ! urnai show.
WHAT ~ THE BuRLEY or PY-rHg EFFEcT or
ABsf6AIIoN.
Lou svuIE, KY, December 10.
The new crop of hurley tobacco is yAr-
OusIy estimated at 10000 hogsheads fhis
MA MT lldr oN'AA eAVAt HtN'N II F-l4i Atlr hl I
50 irr. Everybody looks for lower prices
toward Spri <
The dark crop j. said 10 b the largest ever
Grown. The prices ow being pa o Tor il by
siemmers, az well as eSO-called absteutlon
scheme now beng engineered, will without
question, have he effect 10 slim uiate all
other large planting. Prices for all grades of
new must get easier by AID by.
CORRESPONDENT.
fT MAY BIZ BIG, But Is SAID 20 BIZ Lionr AND
fLfNSY.
CINcINNAlI, o. December 10.
It's a big one, and there's no mistake.
And another big crop viii be planted next
year. Prices are not safe 70 speculate upon.
An open win er will BRING enormous sup
plies TO the market, for all see the necessity
OF realizing quickly so as not 10 be caught
when the gut comes towards spring. BE
careful, boys. Money is better than tobacco
all the time. Experience has fully demon
s'rated the fact that an era Of high prices
viii bring forth more than one crop Of large
size before any reaction sets III. he patient,
your day will come III the course OF time.
0BsERyER
LouisvfLLK's TOBACCO BROKERS DEMANDS.
: The hurley buyers. according TO the West
ern Trade Journal, have formulated the fol-
loving concessions from the Louisville
Trade, and II seems have united with them
thifte warehouses
i. That name Of the packer be placed on
the sample tag Of every hogsnesd offered for
sale.
2. In the event Of q hogshead being bought
and removed to acme other warehouse to be
sold. the name OF the owner be put on the
sample.tag OF sane hogshead when again
offered for sale.
8. That buyers and wafahousemeD be
equally represented OH the committee elect
ing ali the INSPECTORS
That majority Of the arbitration com
mittee be composed OF buyers.
5. That these requests apply to hurley
only.
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French Candy, 6 lbs for Sl00.
French Candy, 20 CTS. per 10, or 6 foi
Si.00
Beet French Candy, IS cts per TO-
Good French Mixtures. 80 aud 40 cts.
per ID.
Pizzlnrs Homemade Plaiu Candy, 10
cts. per lbs : for 800.
Assorted Caramcls. % cts. per 10
Cream Chocolates. % cts. per 10.
Assorted Nuts, New Figs, Now Dates.
LAYER Raisins, Ffench Prunes, Ciiron.
and Currants, at very low prices.
Fireworks are away down, and selling
fast Buy early.
Chrisimas-tree ornaments, just think
Of IL, 10 cts. doz
Black fruit cake very fine.
Pound aud lady cakes, fresh, made
daily.
Call and examine our large stock.
PIzzfNfs,"
1863 Eas. Broad st.
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"Gve me d glass of water, please.
She said 10 The young man across the
table
lis funny about water" be replied
slowly There is air In It, and II the AIT
is removed fish cannot live in IT,
81 don't care" sho exclaimed impa'
uenily. I'm not drinking water for hsh
10 live in
Then be collapsed beyond recall
Washington Post
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CHICAGO December 20 Wheat op'ned
lower. Corn and oats sie dy. frovi.
sions duh tlasines Wheat, December
lO2I January, 1853 MAY. lo.l. Com.
December, See January. 3is@jitc.; May,
37tm37fc. Oats. December -3sc. January,
25ic.: Nav. 29c Pork. December. 1900.
January 1910. May i3.4st LARD. Decem-
Der. s.12i. January. Il.t. May. $50. snort
rDs January, f. ,Lt February o.,3' May
r. 49,.
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Uncle Remus Saws

Hit am de fack dat Dochur Dabid's Col
syrup Is de bess | eber tuck. Why
sbure. chile. tuck dost yndder night
when I thought was ded and on nv way
20 de grade yard, aud hit stopt my coffin.
Iss gwine 70 recommended hit 10 all de
coon clubs.
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Nav YORK. December ~ Flour dnll
and unchanged Wheat "a sei steady Spoi
sales No. red. li1Wl13. No red winter
December. f.0 Corn firm spot sales 80
, mixed. Isim0c.. do. December, 4ltc
Oats firm spot sale, No. | white. &c.. No.
, mixed 3iM3ltc Pork dull. mess HOO
l475. Lard quiet December. s.95m 40
sugar-raw inactite refined quiet and weak.
cut loaf aud crushed. &c. cubes. ga ..'
GRADUATED and confectioncrs \. zee Whit
extra e. 6gMGic.. extra g. 6l-l6W6 3loc.'
.C. 53m5Ic. yellow, 5,m5ic. Coffee, fair Rio
steady Al l64c
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

Sales Of loose tobaccos in the Richmond
market December ~, isSS:
Shockoe Warehouse sold 39,no pounds.
Highest price, 600 per hundred. lowest
price. IS cents per hundrsd.
Shockoe sold yesterday II, il5pounds loose
tobecco, ,oo,
iCrenshaws Planters Warehouse sold S9,46t
rounds. Highest price, e. per hundred !.
lowest price, 80 cents per hundred.
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Mr. G.. H. Conrad, of Danyille, is in the
city He ombipcs banking with tobacco,
and handles both departments advantage
OUs.y.
Messrs 4. q G.. ca nmerOn & Sizer have
issued an advertising card of great beauty
and uniqueness. II is q fine glt embossed
nct-made card given away % purchasers
OF their celebrated brands.
Mr. Alfonso DiDrell. Of Dbrell Broth
ers, reached the city this afternoon, much
improved in health, after prolonged visit
TO Washington city.
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TOBACCO ExcBANGE, December 20, lNsS.
No auction sales out tbcre Vas some pr
waite trading and inquiry. giving some ami
nation 10 the market. Ameag those pres
emf to-day at the Tobacco Exchange wer
Messrs. Il. Van Leers Anvers. Antwerp. W
q. McDopad. Montreal Thee. Allen. y y
YORK city. formerly one Of She largest job
hers Of tobacco 10 that city; I'd. Cayce. New
York city brother OF our Mr.. Mutton Cayce
Of Allen & Ginter, and r. NJ Miller OF
IyuchburQ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

PADpCAH. KY. November 9th. iSSs.-
Wright q Greye, tobacco brokers, have
dissolved by mutual consent and agreement.
Mr. Wright VII cont nue. the business al
Paducah and Mayheld, under style of J. 7.
Wright and Mr.. Grevc viii continue st Pa
ducah under style Of II. A. Greye. Mr..
Wight will wind up all matters belonging
% the old concern.
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,orroS REPORT
Market firm


Marker nm.
Quotations -Miidiing. DC. low mid
Hing, 9sc. good ordinary. Sic.
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Grain and Cotton Market.
RIcnxcSD. Va, December 20.
osssnEes REsoR1xp 70 sEcKxr4sg.
Wheat. ~ AZ bushels.
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sALEs Raronrrp TO srcnErAnY

Wheat-Mixc >. no bushels prime At III
( 200 bushels very good on private terms
- bushels very good AZ Ito shOuherry ~
bushels good at i.O7 Total sales Oi wheat.
1. il4 bushels.
Corn--White. 81 bushels gery good new
AT 43c.; 100 bushels damp new AZ Ale. Total
sales Of corn, $50 bushels
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THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1888.



nfoN,f- 80 otber sfaues oppose the repre-
ssntaiion as unfair 10 80 large a class as are
outside Of hurley buyers. All agree on the
rule Of placing the packers name on sample
tag. tSOme Of the Richmond buyers Wish
that the western samples had gross weights
on the tag alsO,--W. Il. ID. The majority
of buyers only expect equal representation.
Spectators oppose, as respectable and IN
dspensable class that rule requiring the
owners name 10 be put on the lag when The
hOsshead is removed from one break 10 an
other. This class believe that speculation
maintains values and helps the planter and
he market. and hence they should not be
hamp@red in their trading. The same
prejudice about buying SPECTATORS bOgs-
mead exiss here, although the ownership
has nothing 10 do with the value Of the sam.
pie. and We Gee no sound reason in such
policy w. L. u.
IL cincinnati 0niv the packers name RI
nears on the tags. We shall look upon tbis
ihrec-cornercd fight with no little interest. a.
il involves a question by which our Rich
mond Trade may profit. The buyers her,
nave no rights the majority are bound t. re-
,pect. not even under rules already existing
Our Exchange system differs somewhat
from western market usagcs but the same
principles apply 10 both. Here The sellers
have and keep the upper hand. ". L. y.
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PAnUc,H. Ky. December l5.-Receip's
% hogsheads; offerings l97 hOgsheads; reiec
tons, hogsheads, receipts for year, 10, 400
hogshcads
quotations Common 10 meiium mgs
liskt, good lug~. 2ge31. common leaf. 3Ye
y; medium leaf. = There is but little OF
interest 90 be said of onr market. Sales this
week were the largest for several weeks.
Prices continue firm with a good demand fOi
Tugs u little higher prices. Stocks unsold ar,
less than 800 b0gsheads. But little Is being
done In the new crop. We hear Of stemmer
paving as high as 5a5l round for the b,si
crop The quality Of the new crop is not So
iayoIaby spDken of as it was when housed
!. +. WKIoHf.
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Lumber-Whiic oak. per 1850 $1,000 Co
800 West Virginia poplar. Ier l"N- le'V
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A prominent tobacco merchant said 10
dav "Tnere is very little sound dark to
hacco here on the market. have beer
Looking for about twenty hogsheads Of s0unc
dark tobacco # distinctive types, and can
not find any of them, at least not sound
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NIoIAHr AcADEMY Or MUsIO.

u 7'''''' =
KtHGE9 fEA1H ...t essee- and Managers.
MONDAY. E~DAN AND NEDNEoDA1 ,
DECEMBER g %. and rs.
Ora ID CHRISTINA MATINEE,
Return of fhc Makers.
WILLS. BEN>HAW. AND TEN BROCK.
presenting the
ttulhlhlc Operate ExfmfhkanLi'
I'm fND DID tRDNiEN.
.0--A Actors. Ylcalsts and C0mciiar 81
Heriefe with pun4tnf Wlt, spalkAuk nu .c'
.-lf ec PSI. magnificent costumes. sitciai
scenery. etc.. etc.
I.aef.o. .a.e Saturday. December -.
IHa5f tlg } h51
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THE Company comprises he fon0wn.
art SITS.
SOPRANOS aut fDNrNALTOs.- Mlss clara
Louise hUIl.E. 1iIe. Harriet Avery. Miss
IUu.-. Nr.-.nuger Miss Fannie Myers.
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f.. f.unruf fh. lmpe.lll opera House, Wen
U DIS first Appearance here's >'snOr q.
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Joseph liule. and 3d. Deo' gt FOX.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
gasIqnes; 6ih aud Cary, aud7lA aaiCaDsa.

CfaARErrEs.- Richmond straight Cut
Ne. lthe Original bfandl. Nirgi.la Bril- hts'
Opera T.fis, and other popular brands
SMDk4<8 Observation-Disclosures gem
Curly Cut. Richmond Straight Gut. Did
Rfp tong Cut, Dfrfs Chop Cut, smoking
MIXTURES lcurly cut and granIlatedl as.d Cut
Plug ToDaecos. &C., sc. All prepared from
the az 3tcesf tobsccos procurahie.
smr x3tf ALLEN = 0NTER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

ir0n-Amencan reanei. Old i0miutt
bar per pomf for standard sizes, l.lO'-
English and American sheet = to '.c 7"r.
Den hammered 4to jc. hoop 4to see.
Nails-Od Dominion. standard size. $40
steel ;2.D
Walker horse-shoes. 81 mules g..