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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
tsy- sUNDAY.sCHOOL MASS

MEETING ~ MANCHESTER "A mass meeting
q sundAy-school workers Of ali densminAtioas
OF Manchester will be held &C Central Methodist
church SUNDAY AYrsRSoos al O'Clock under
the auspices OF the Virginia state sunday
School Union. Hon. WILLIAM BEYsoLDs, presi-
dent Of tho International Association OF tho
United ststes and Canada. will address tho
meeting on Suncsy-school opi'A
Rev. 7. G. DisBiELi> President
Chariss r. Rudy aud VILLAIN Eilysoa, secreis-
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Resigned for n Purpose.

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, March l5.-llerr Antoine, who has
lust resigned hi. scat s. Deputy Tor Metz in
The Rechstag. will arrive here Tomorrow.
He intends to become French citizen and
TO offer himself ~ candidate for the Cham
her OF Deputies In opposition to Boulanger
al the next election.
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Increased geographic service.


Srw YORK, March IS. -Telesrapbic COM
manieaiion with the United States has been
estAbiished by cable frem Santiago dc Cuba
10 HAyti and san Domingo. thence to the
island Of Curfaccos. thence TO la Guagrs
ana C.racus, Yeuezues, where connection
Is made with The Government isnd-lines for
plaess in The interior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
An ALLEGED sw.sdIer.

10Y
CHICAGO, March 10 William II. Davis,
the real estate men who Is Charged with
swindling so many psepie la selling them
property not bis. was arrested this morning.
ue hectares Tailman's accusation that ne
saindled large number OF persons TO be
false, aud says be bad no attention OF run
ming away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NNHIH 10 IL.
Loose tobacco sales today ware J4,05 pounds,
with l0c. highest, which shows al Increase la
quality, and 25c. per hundred pounds lowest
There were few offerings on Change to-day
and all were takon IN.
A number Of private sales Of planters new
dark stommers we're noted. Sales VI old filler
and wrsppor stock continue 10 upland dealers
and Manufacturers.
The market continues strong and nrm on all
old grades With good round outside orierA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Cotton warehouse nuraed.
rRr telegraph 20 the DIspauch.l

CHARLESTON. March 15-The cotton ware
house and platform OF Cely Brothers, at
Greenville, ;. C., was burned to-day witn
-. 600 bales Of cotton. The Gre was caused
bv spark from a passing engine. Loss
So, 900; insurance 100000.
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Died from Eiurn%
nv telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

by telegraph 20 the Dispach.l
Cg,TTsNoOGt, rENN.. March lJ.-WhIle
irving 70 ext'neuish burning fence Mrs.
$. {. Treece. Of sord Mountain, set her dress
on Ere. she made her way to a spring 400
pyt,neuisbed The flames. she was found
shortly after. but died Of her burns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

A young woman of Ridgeway, Canada,
has had the banns of matrlmony between
herself and two of her lovers read in the
parish church, the clergyman having de-
cided that she is free to choose between
them at the altar. This IS new and
startling departure in weddings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Withdrawing Funds.

r3y Anclo-American cable 10 the Dispatchl
PARIS, March b. Seventy-hye million
franc. have been taken out from the Bank Of
France In addition 10 100, 100000 francs ad-
yanccd to the Compton d Escompte. This
is supposed to indicate that other credit and
dcnosit banks have been obliged 10 discount
their paper heavily.
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eng- VIRGINIA STATE SUNDAY

SCHOOL coSvgNTIoS.-rhs Assignment Com
mittee appointed ~ tho Executive com@it'ee
At tho meeting last sunday afternoon will please
meet promptly TaIs saturday AFTERNOON a.
o'clock a. the Young Mems Christian Association
Han Rev. 7. @. DAsniELI. President
CAargss p. Racy and BlzIsm KGiyser, secrets
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ExPLOsfoN ar FIRE-DAuP.
Fifteen PeTzons KILLED and Six
wounded.

fBy Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch
PARIS, March ID BY on explosion oi tife-
damp in collery near Mines to-day hlteen
persons were Killed and xix injured.
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CINCINNATI

CfScINSATr. March IL Flour very duh Wheat
In moderate demand. SO. 2 roi. go. Corn
weaker; No mixed. So. Oats stronger ard
scarce: No. mixed. sd.HNc. Pork barely
steaiy an gl28sS. lard dun and lower - g. a.
Bulk meats an1 lncon nrrn AMI unchanged.
hlssey steaiy attL0a Hogs On Rooi demand
and lower: common and lisl. tiati-5 packing
and butchers, ST. C0AtLsJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

fBy Apglo-Anerican cable 70 the Dispetchl
PtRls, March 15.-All OF the duels arising
on, Of Thursdays debate Ia the Chamber Of
IDENTITIES hsye been amieably arranged.
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NlcaMoEp sTocK EXcHAraE

FHIDAf. MATCH 10. I5Sl
sALgs-FfRsr BOARD.-l,C0J Richmond and
Mccki4nbure frat o's at l0j 800 Georgia Pscao
Gs 90 40; 1869 Richmond city 81 at lg1
SECOND BOAgp.-i.000 Atlanta ami Charlotte
Incomes al lOjk.
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RaRn-Hail.

fpy Anglo-Americau cable TO the Dispatch.l
BRlsroI, March 15.-The Chicago and
All-America baseball teams played here to-
day. The game resulted IN favor oil The
Chicagos by score OF 10 to 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
gArTrgOHE gT0CK WARKgr

BAIrryoRs. I'D. March l5--yrginis l)-l0s.
s., do. pc. IS asked; Baltimore and ohio, %;
Cincinnati, Warrington aud Baltimore ist-, Hs a
~ do 2ds, as, as Consolidated gas bonds III /;
90. stock, 4454a4fa.
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skLEs RsPORrsD 70 sEcssrisy
cOTrOS KEPokE

We quite: Fins. sl50stl75; superins. t275A
fA25 extra, 1L5oss175. family, sistL5g pstsns
family, county, Sig5sth4o
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stock Market Fiat.
auos,y-consested KIection.

LONDON. ksreh l5.-Ths stock market
was fat. owing to fears OF troubles between
Austria and Servis
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wrame steppea By snow-ssorms.

tBy Angio-Americsn cable 70 the Dispaich.l
RsKLIs, March 10. Hallway communica-
t,on petween Russia and Germany hes been
s,opped by su0w-storms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

The hanCers-on want changes made IN the
heads OF bureaus, and thew also think that
the posi-Oflices and internal revenue offices
ought 10 De bomharded at once and The
Democratic occupants driven out as speedily
Fs unsslbie,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
iRAIS AND COTTON ExcHAxax

ItlNHHVF1t lIoINaI tJs tIlIs
OPFsgINS&
WHEAr.-3.O00 bushelA
CORN.-50O bushels
OArS-3,s0O bushels.
sALEs gsp0ETsD 10 sEcssrAgv
WaEAT.-LOngberry 900 bushels very good AZ
1Ol Mixed, 90 bushels prime at sL08; 1909
bushels very good AZ tl.Q6. Total sales. 2.4OO
coRN.-whlte. 1000 bushels very good on pri-
Yate terms
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AID IN CONNECTION rHERswIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Stock Hxchangss-Graiu, Flour. Cot
ton, Meat. and Other Quotations
npr ieIeKrapa o the pIspatch.l

10y f0I'EF tFH W wv IT'llsIVIIsI
s------1 wAsHISGros. March l5--For Virginia.
RAIN rain. warmer, nostheas;eriy winds.
l--Jhigh on the coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price. 70 cents per hundred.
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WILMINGTON

WnHrS9T0S. y. g.. March l1-Turpeaun,
firm st5)kc R0sio Strained firm at 81 - good
straiBed duli ote0, Tar firm % tL2L Crude tlr-
psnuno arm. hard, tL5J yellow zip and virgin.
4L.L
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Market flrns
QUOTATIONS.
hIDDLINa. 2hc.
Low MiDDLIs0. PIC
oODOEBtEAkr. sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Jospos, March l5.-An election was held
lu Remington division Of Lambeth TO day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

MARcH la--Markst nominal Sales Of prime
grades reported aG quotations. Prime. B.. T; extra
prime 5i,c fancy, o.. common. 2hh3Ac
sheIed. gs.a3Hc: spaDbh. 21sAr. faciofy
hand picked. oa7Hc The outlook Tor Tie crop
Tor 1850 is said to % decidedly good aud largo
crop will Do planted. aud owing % the early ~
ha1stioa Of tho crop OF lssS viii command good
prices.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

Chicago Oct ls (speosl.-For three hours to-day
Hutchinson executed his favoue mnnoeuves In the wheat
pit buyinR December wheat up to s2% then selling it
from that figure down. scalpng the smaller people In the
n,t ,or L6l cent For the second time this week how
ever the market got out Of his control. December
wheat, which opened at s2N cents, and which, under
JutcbInson's manipulatOns sold a. hrh as e2' finally
under the pressure of bear and OF general selling
sold as low as sfs. and closed al SlaSls Al the nine
,,i1csv noints there were 100000 bushels wheat
han on the same day last year The cables We're tending
Cown at thc opcninc Z lower at the close. In Calf
fornis where there has some reported need OF rain
good drenchng was reported Ncw-York messages said
Ien 0Gn bushels OF contract wheat reached there the
morning and that the stock Of contract wheat had
messages predicted that the stock there this week would
Increase 500 OCO bushels Exports We're small Corn was
Nav oats touched the lowest gure this crop oIa cents
and ciNsoS tbere January pork considerably more
active than for any day IN months January opened az
go 45 80 60 and closed az 81 o. October opened
December wheat sold at Sl'8 cents.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
GRAIN xYD PRODUCE MARKET
rr.ruREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

rh. grain markets presented few Interesting feat
,rss Yesterday. Wheat was weak on the spot, de-
lining "a cent and shippers took only $4,000
susbels The milling demand extended to $4,000
susbels. and nearly 10000 bushels were taken for
.,orinS The option speculation was small. about
Q 200 900 bushels being traded in. The selling was
S,osf pronounced near the close and was apparently
~ The nature OF a liquidation. December opened az
~ > and Nav at 81 7-16 cents, and then. alter a
light rally, ruled dull until the last hour, when
nr,ees broke 10 s5 rs for December and 80 1915
1dsnt, for May The final prices were shade above
the curb December yielding 10 50 1-26S5 5-S cents.
gbe net losses OF the day at the formal closing were
I'D FOR October at S4, November al 81 "a December
AZ S6 and January at 81, and 3-S cent for May al
81 Is cents -,
Cash corn ruled fairly steady and shippers were free
huyers taking 10000 bushels. Option corn was
weaker but Inclined 10 dunesS. The final changes
3s 5s November 80 Is; December, 40 is; Janu-
ary 40 5-s and May, al 1-2 cents .r.
There was brisk demand for oats for export Whie
the ONION speculation TIlrd quiet Prices WIZ
somewhat easier In some directions, the op1ohs GU
ing a, follows: October, %; November 20 o-o. 10
cember, % "a; January, 90 IA, and May - Oh
cents. =, 80. .ou a.. ,urcbosa
OF 500 tierces cost and freight included 10 arrive
but whether for export or not conlu no. pe Icarnea
October options closed unchanged at so %, up
nointS for November at e6 ~. and down points for
December at SIS 80 and January at 80 90
The receipts Of grain and lour repotT1 @ yeseruay a.
tIov,s Wheat AZ 0s3 bushels corn. 2O121o bushels :
to.s 9-1 el9 bushels: total grain 466053 bush Is :
g1,,r A 39o parkages At Chicago, Milwaukee and
81 Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 100. l19 bushels:
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market without any new feature
yesterday and confirmed the fear that II drifting
back into It's old rtt Of dulness. At the Stock TX
change prices showed greater weakness than at the
Consolidated Exchange. although the decline was not
important There Is heard considerable talk OF the
possible future history of Lima Buckeye Pipe Line
az the COuso datcd Board IL might prove
a most excellent opportunity for speculation. but ~
would have 10 b. supplemented by other developments
10 change the radical relations between Pennsyvana
and Ohio crude. as respects prices. The Nauonal
Transit certificate market closed firm at fracuonsS
top prices
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
fo1l
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
,rn crncK MARKEr.-nY rrLrGnApn

Ct Touis October 1S.-Catue-Receipts. 600: shin
mens 1900 market heher; choice heavy native Steers
feeders Al 75ds2 steers 81 1Ods2 90 Hogs
rec tints $500 shipments. 2O00 market slow fair 90
rhoce heavy SO 00as4 20 packing grades s9 7bQs4 10
iieht fail to hest. f40${ 80. Shefp--Ecceipts no
shipments, 127o; market steady fair TO choice So 30d
ST 20. 80 ,...,o t,o..,. -. ~.
be,d total fOr the week thus far 1900 for sque tiro
l9sS wetk, 1890: consigned through 1910; to New
York 26O sale so, market dull Sheep ana Lambs
Receipts :as p hours, $500 head total Tor The week
Signed trouqh, 600; to NcwYoIlI, $500: on soie
500 o0en d weak; lower; cosod shade higher UogsL
Receipts 2 hours 4,420 head total Tor week thu.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
,n..-wAoss ssco bush corn. e4.4oo bush; cats. ssos

mente-Whcab Dush eoru, w. A0s0O
S. Louis, Oct ls-rour dull and unchanged whess
Sned ana Closed sc below yesterday No red cash,
G 9SSo' Closed sT}S s sg sSsf4 Ie
casa and October asac November 2sc bid December,
80 cash. iss Nc3em5ss is';S s Nay gss; gI,ss Ey.
seeEef and duli good 70 fancy prairie, % 5oas5;
higher 81 IS. Lead dun; 370 asked Butter easy;
creamery ooa24c d'iry l5algs Eggs slow I lSS;' 5
FIRM &C. Dry salt mcats-bONei shoulders, - so: longs
and nbs, s. 90 sao;t clear, g 55 Bacon higgasari
shoulders So 12Aee5 25 long, and r,6 % 93gfe III
ecirtso-fiour, 5000 bDls; wheat 900 bush eorns
S sy ?sS g56o5 Gat 5ms C20SS SSo bss
wheat, $1,000 bush. com $1,000 bush oats, 1900
bnsh. rye 10000 bush barley none .
oatt DeGemoer elS Corn steaay qpi Ss.h & ~
ssS2 po NoyemooS % So Dcem1er % G2 o5o J3qSGay
oats lSo0 bush; rye. $500 bush. sMpn nts-Whcs',
25 300 bush corn. 100 bush: oats, 700 bush rye,
120O bush; cover-see1, 1910 bags.
OIL MARKETS.
on City, Oct 1s.-Natonal Trlas, certificates opened
1921 10 a. hshet hs i0oS lowes i0o eloaet 100 lli
bbS shipments CO 757 bhls: runs a fso bbis i''''
Pittsbufg, Oct ls.-PetfOleum dun bi. finn National
Transit cerhca'es openei at i00A clo,ei 13O high
Bradford Oct i-NatIonal Transit certlec,os oronot
% l00h closed at ioO's hghest, 1908 lowest l00s
TtusyIile Oct lsNaonal Transit cert ta,stos onousa
at 1904; highest 1ooa lowest. 100 closed iOOs.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, Oct 1s-Spapish gold 2na2nL E.eh,,,,
quiet. Sugar quiet
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

r1oSS B%'sm0fe s1.G Oct 1sCotOn quiet mdding lose
g5Vu seadyi Rios nrmcr Howar1.s and Weston super
81 SvgSS 90 extra, % 15a&l do family. e. lOesi 80
nIis Iuo brands extra, ~ G2e84 80; wlnter what
pa, - ioa % lJi spring do do, - - Qs5 10 do do
Southern ~ slasST SgS$1 i DO DO extra 50 Gogs4 Wheat
onHiao: Oct ls.-Wheat No I hard scarce and firm
hVoO push sold at 93ae; No. l Northern lrm; 90 600
Du7 "bOt hOlt NJ s. ANA 20 900 70 arrive sold
~ ~ f 60 1000 bush sample sold a. s72e; winter wheat
III iall demand cars No red sold Soc . cars No
rd eNtfa sold az sldS2c No. l white Michigan sold
- ~ &S'dni cars extra No white sold Sic on track
,1,1eIh nu.l weak ant lower: No . yellow 9Tc; No
C6fS NJ M 5 g5Sse in store oats quiet. but steady
~ ,Whte, 26h a26-c; No. white. 25c: No , mixed
d0ta-oFc on track. Barley dull ana unchanged. Rve
HVi.an' VIII an nominal Flour steady, with fair demand
nLt,'l duI and weak Canal fieights finn and nm.
changed, Rec,igsoFlour, 2S 600 bbls wheat $1,000
2S3 coo bush corn, 2i3 600 bush. oats % 900 bush
bbs vhs., oqIh ooo Rslroad shipment 5Flour IL 900
llo'OoO bush. barley. 600 bush ' ~'
nc.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

splits hrm az 35s ID RoslnTho demand is good Cot.
Rnseea o-iyerpool refined easy at 2is. Lard, Spot
lns deiand u fair; Fuuresrhe demand Ia poor. Wheat
-lne demand II poor Flour-Tha demand Il fair Corn.
slot end futures-The demand Is fair Hops
racine COast-Nothng Offering
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

iar $4,000 for time last week. 81 500; consigned
through, 5,I4O, To NewYork, 1900 sale, 9,lsO,
opened dull and weak, closed unsettled mediums ana
heavy "a 40dS4 so; Workers.. 81 50ds4 55.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Doar0 n)dnle0

w ANTED. Good board and room FOR two
w gentlemen. between 12th-st. and - th-
81. moderate price give particulars when
answering; references exchanged. Address
l. \. TrIhNnn Once.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
OIL MARKETS

HAVANA MAKKET
Havana Oct. 1S-SpaDish gold 2i1GoiIL T,ch.,,.
quiet Sugar quiet
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

includes sales Of 600 barrels OF :" tomorrow
delivery" oil at 81
Refined oil was unchanged at cents per gallon at
all ports. 1900.
Foreign quotations: Antwerp II 12 francs
Bremen G.05 marks and London 1-201 5s pence
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

-ELLG ANILN appointed caffiaets OF
n. latest DESIGNS aud all STYLES FOR shop
ping, calling. and peasutc driving lul ~
liVSrled colcima.; monthly e.ia1l shuent9
vua,altera satisfactory. ONERIN
NARKEET. $50 East 89tn-st., . West
8Qth.st. ard 124 West 54th-.t
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
domestic Giiuntlors tuant,o

Females.
- COOK and laundress n chambermali.
y waitress Swctcs; city, country; To-
gether, sepriatei good reference. 476 9th
ave, upstaif-.
rOok-W AiTEE> S.-By two young Ger
" man gifls. together: cook IN iersttnds
Ell kinds of cooking French and American
sVle) waitress flrst-claSs; excellent refer-
ences from last employer. Call 3J7 4th-
ave, between 25th and 2Gth St..
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
yQHN MooRE, 3 WART9BTSEENN-ssTT' " T9 + z ST
JOHN M9oBE. g WARBEN-SSTI,' Y; 7! B z \ s I,

A 90 HEAVY WHOLESALE DELIH;
~ ERY WAGONS, 20 Fancy DehEery, 20
i1ght D.liyery. special stock light delivery
for country use 90 open and top express
wagons; 10 milk wagons single ana d0u1Gie
trucks, an warranted; buy from tht PHs PHsl4,
WAGON CO.. l53-l5j Spring-st., n. \.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

corn, 27oe2l bushels: oats. 500. .s37 bushels total
grain TO ,s77 bushels; -four. 29,f4S barrels.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool Oct To- :45 p. m-Br ef-Thc demand Is iat
deaurd + Door. Uams-Ihe demand u Bpol
3acon-The demand has falcn OF. Shoulders fbout
T. ny STEADY al 2Gs. Chrcsc-The demand Is poor. III
The demand fair Tufpcntine- demand Is ta'F
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Boaro ano Rooms.

a >--ATTENTIoN.-P can now make
A, arrangements for fail board attract
i've floors. with private baths; with or
Without private table; suites and single
roonns. hoard optional; apartments doc
tors; ofIces: all desirable locations; high
est references given. Information free. Ap-
~ S. c. LELAND & CO.,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

3s%a.iy ESaH .:.:::e Se22s $50 o4S SS9Ss
LARD. PER 100 ms.
jSSea1y PASSENGER ::...:...- - SS5s 5SaA SEQ ssS
November SHORT TVS ggt PER 4oIs 100 n. s7s .os.
cas5 quotations Sero as Fellows: FLOUR dull and IN.
changed Nc sPrns wheat s0l2c No. red, e0isci
naX seed 81 cob urine timothy seed, s1 1S pork
Eer Dbl *2 1 55%qsl Iard gGr 100 100 r. 90 2SaSG 9]s
tbo1e, - e5asl So short clear sides (boxod e5 5Oa
- 62 whiskoy disilcs nnl-het goods gal, Gl 02;
sugars, cut loaf, unchanged gran lat niar A. d.
Aru, 90 He5Sigo shlpmea{s
Wheat; bush ll50o0 1000
oats bush -2SS000 25s090
Rye, bush .--......-....--.-.....- 600 10000
oa the produce Exchange today the butter market
was d weak WE End 69 9Gfhnnged EsS, aim 5S
dun No B. Bic, oats quiet No. white, Pile. Rye
rSSHsI rSH, dsiTy 1edi9e cS-osd uachiaecd CS dias
GGc S. as EsF a 6TsS fS5 65y S basS SSe @
mcns-FcaT S 6oj 65ls G1 Wheat none barley $500 6aiR
Philadelphia Oct 1S.-Flour market quiet: Rye -four
s3 70 FOR choice Buckwheat flour quiet at 81 75G
No red in IN eeyator s$c 10 red october sesssse
November, S3ds34c; December Sl9s42 January, SOD
market dull NO mixed and yellow track in Camden.
42c; No. ? low mixed in grain depot 4lc; Nv; mixed.
In grain depot and 2othst elevator quoted az 41ac; No
Sc65 mixed 99s6 S5 55aunry SSSs5cF 65SGSf & BS
ruled steady under light offerings hut not much demand
JDurs orie hut s,cay No. whit october re:
November 2Sa2Shc; December 2%i 02S'c January 2S2
a3ac Butter dun and weak; Peansyvonia creamery
arcie- unchangod Noccipts-Flour 100 bbis; wheat.
90 300 bush corn, 24Oo bush; oats 5000 bush Ship
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Dressmakrng.

NINE. RFYNOLD. formerly 1.57S "a;
.rl ave. VII receive her customers at 40
East 77th-st
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

L. OR RENT.-A furnished house at SIAM
l. ford. Conn. contains modern improve
nents; II IN complete order has sleeping
rooms on second door, one OF which owner
wishes % retain for storage purposes also
two sleeping rooms in addition for servants
Will rent for six months at very moderate
pfice 10 a satisfactory tenant with small
Family, the care Of property being the great
est consideration. Please apply by letter
10 6. It. W, p. O. Box 5j5, New-York,
giving references
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Conntrp Real estate 60 &c

A T ROSELLE. y. IA hrstclass house
n 10 rooms; all modern Improvements;
convenient 70 station 40 minutes from tne
foot OF Libcrty-st 10 trains daily 10 ana
from New-YOrk; rent only $50 per month.
A. D. HOPE, 121 Lberty-st.
n RANFORD.-To let handsome Groom
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near station line location. BOOK hOUI,
31 Iibnrtv-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
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Males.
w AITER-COOK.- BY thoroughly com.
W peten1 couple; neat and obiiging not
afraid OF work good references. Adtrcss OF
call II. O., 126 Nostrand-ave., Brooklyn.
SN AFTER or VALET BY young Swede,
w lately landed best OF references from
Europe sober and Oblieing; ia private
family. Address l.. s., II Greenwich-st.
tN \ITFR.-By a colored man ~ private
w house or public boarding house; best
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Uptown once, l.23S Broadway.
w NAITER-COOK. &c.-By man and wife
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1872 6th-aYe.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-26

Mr.. John M. Payne, resident of
Arden district, this county, died on
Wednesday morning last Of Apo
plexy. The gentleman had been COM
planning of feeling unwell for sever
al weeks, but no one supposed that
he was so near his end. On the
morning of his death he appeared to
be much better than he had been for
some time, but about 8 o'clock he
was taken with apoplexy and died in
a few minutes. Mr.. Payne was well
known throughout che county and
was respected by all who knew him.
His remains were inferred on Thurs
day morning in the cemetry at
Payne's Chapel.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-26

TINT Kindergarten" At the Tha-
Tia Theatre last night packed the
house TO the doors in spite of the
rain. which fell in torrents. The
Kindergarten is musical come
~, and it is certainly entitled to the
classification OF musical, as the popu-
lar selections from the different pub
locations, are Sufficiently numerous
to make a concert Of considerable
length. The Kindergarten" is one
of the productions where the fun be.
gins when the curtain rises, and con-
tinues until falls in the last act. The
company is exceptionally strong, as
each member is q special feature.
Another packed house is looked for
to nigat.-N Y. Herald, Sept. rs.