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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03
Portland Il Rochester Railroad

feNHE Stockholders of the Portland & Rochester
Railroad are hereby notified that their
annual meeting will be held at the office of Geo.
WEDNESDAY, the fourth day of December ne It.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the
ITO near the report of tine Directors aud act
thereon.
2.-For the choice of nine Directors for the
ensuing year.
B. To elect a clerk OF the Corporation.
A. To transact any other business that NAV
legally come before them.
VIM. II. CONANT. Clerk
Portland, Nov. 20, 1889 noy2Odtd
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FINANCIAL.
REORGANIZATION
ATCHISOM. Topeka
SANTA Re
OFFICE OF THE
ATCHlSoH, TOPEKA & SANTA
RAILROAD CO r. PAEY.

OFEACE OF THE
ATCHlSOH, TOPEKA & SANTA
RAILROAD CO PAHY.
BOSTON, Nov. 90, 1887.
At q meeting OF the Board or Directors
held this dag, the following preamble
and resolution were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, The Stockholders OF the
Company have provided for the neces-
sary funds to meet the requirements OF
the Company, subject to the terms Of
Circular No SO, and
nHEREAS, The holders Of majority
OF all the outstanding bonds OF the At
Gibson System, both In Europe and the
United States, have assented to the
flan OF Reorganization, dated October
10th, 1883, therefore be it
VOTED, That the said Plan of Re0r-
ganizati0n be aud Is hereby declared
effective, and that official announce-
ment OF this fact shall be made by the
Chairman, accompanied by notice that
BODdhOlders to secure participation In
the benefits OF the Plan should deposit
their bonds on or before December 18th,
1889, and that after that date bonds
will only be received under such equit.
able conditions as the Board OF Direc.
tors may establish.
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE G. MAGOUN,
(hogru,a.,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

The Republicans had 166 of their number
present in the House of Representatives
yesterday-just quorum. 1t is to be hoped
that they will do as well every day of the
coming session. If so the threats of the
Hon. Roger Q. Mills to block all legislation
which is not acceptable to the Democrats
will be blocked.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

If there ever was movement among the
Democrats to tender the complimentary NOM
ination for the Speakershlp to the Hon.
Roger @. Mills instead of the Hon. John G.
Carlisle, it did not materialize at the caucus.
Mr.. Carlisle was selected without dissent.
This virtually comedies to the Kent uckian
the leadership of the minority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

TIL Iowa Democrats appear to be cooking
up some sort lof scheme of counting out
enough Republican members of the legisla-
ture to defeat Senator Allison. AS the Sem
ate Is the judge of the qualifications of its
own members the Iowa Democracy, when
they come to think 1t over. will probably
conclude that the scheme will not pay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

At the beginning Of every wiuter many
lives are thrown away by reckless sliding or
skating on thin ice. Already this winter
one sad accident has happened from this
cause, and doubtless many others will follow
II this warning is not needed. The first cold
snap is rarely severe enough to make the ice
sufficiently strong for safety.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

The Washington correspondents are al
ready busy constructing the House commit
tees. Mr.. Dingley is assigned by them to
the committee on ways and means, while
Mr.. Boutelle is put at the head of the COM
mittee on naval affairs. The correspond
ents have made good selections. 1t will be
two weeks probably before the committees
will be announced by the Speaker, and until
that time there will be plenty of opportuni-
ties for guessing. One committee, however,
the committee on rules, is likely to be ap-
pointed at an early day, and at an early day
make its report The Speaker is a member
OF that committee, and it is safe to say that
its report will make some very radical
changes in the present rples-chapges calcu-
lated to relieve the majority from the letters
imposed by the present rules. Over the
adoption of the new rules will come a bitter
tight. The Democrats will resort to all the
means at their command to defeat their
adoption, and filbustering will figure in
their tactics. IL the Republicans secure
their adoption the chances for legislation
will be much improved. But no change of
rules can enable the Republicans to pass any
measure when the Democrats in body re-
fraiu'from voting unless they can show at
least 1G6 Of their own number present.
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IHE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu.
nications. The name and address of the writer
are in all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

To the Editor Of the Press:
In the writings of Francis Mahoney ("Fa
ther Prout') profusely scattered through th,
files of Fraser's Magazine prior to 1S47, car
be found many delicious trifles in man,
tongues after the manner of Mater Anseri
nus. The best of these are gathered in q
volume under the title "Reliques of Fathe,
Prout." Here is one:
ALFRED YORK.
Tu parce ILL arborl!
Nee noce ramulo!
Profuit juveni
MI; dc illam defendo.
ProvuS poSuit
Juxta illus casam!
Llgprtor, maneblti
Ne molire asciam.
Truncum veterrimum
Amayi; &C umbram,
ecu consanguineum-
Succideresne illam?
Nee ice lignatOr;
Nee cBde stipitem;
Quercum lillian patitor,
Fl0refe Veterem.
Dunn puer, otis,
Petivi umbraculum;
Hlc Sorores, gaudio
Luserunt Yer novnm;
Hlc mater fouit me,
Tic pater amavit-
Huic lacrym2 ignosce,
Ac sine ut arbor stet.
Pracordia tenent
lie, ut lber amice!
Hinc voucres canent
Ad auraS amnne
Sperne arbOr pi ocellam
Lgnator hinc abb!
Non ten. eS ascam
sum mabus crit mi.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

The Boston Journals accomplished Wash
ington correspondent should brush up his
geography. Portland is not in the valley of
the Kennebec, SO the House Of Representa-
tives mas Lot decided that the Speaker of
the Fifty-irst Congress shall come from the
valley of the Kannebec, as this correspond
ent keeps insisting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

IDe erect tnat railroad reorganization
schemes have upon people gifted with ordi-
nary moral perceptions is well illustrated by
the remarks of Vice President Reinhart of
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad.
Speaking of certain bond issues of that cor
poration which have been scaled down by
the directors, he says:
1t is expected that no one who has the interest
Of New England at heart will make any attempt
10 enforce payment Of the coupons of either Of
nitefy that the deposits with the Union Trust
Company OF both issues Of the bonds ON the part
OF those persons who have accepted the plan of
reoi ganizaiion are very largely in the majority,
and are being made heavily each day Ally one
disposed to endeavor TO force the collection If his
old coupons places himself in a rapidly decreas-
Ing minority, and Is Obliged to fight at very
large expense very powerful aggregation.
When the bonds referred to were pur-
chased by their present holders 1t is safe to
say that 1t was not pointed out to them that
whenever they wanted the interest which
was pledged in the bond they would have to
fight powerful aggregation" to get it.
Neither was 1t intimated then that the re-
suit of demanding their money would be the
posting of them as enemies of New England
But worse than Mr.. Remnants proclamation
Is the outgiving Of firm of brokers
who declare that the attempt Of
the bondholder to collect his in
terest will be nothing less than black
mail. 1t may be that the Atchison scheme
of reorganization was the best for all con-
cerned under the circumstances 1t may be
that 1t is the part of wisdom to accept it,
But the bulldozing Of men into it by such
tactics as these is not calculated to make
favorable impression on the public mind.
The Atchison railroad, largely on account of
reckless management, has broken its prom
ises to its bondholders. individuals, when
they are guilty of such thing, generally
have the decency to approach the people
whom they have deceived shamefacedly, but
this railroad company approaches then de.
family and tells them practically if they do
not accept what is offered the chances are
they will not get anything. If this perform
ance had gone on in New York instead of
Boston, every Boston newspaper would have
contained long homilies On the wickedness
OF Jay Gould and Russell Sage and C. P.
Huntington and other railroad magnates of
that city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

The Presidents message has been well
guarded. Not an inkling of its recommen-
dations has vet reached the public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-03

It's amazing that there should have been
in city so large and so flourishing as Min
neapolis large and conspicuous building so
utterly devoid of means of escape in case of
fire as was the building of the Minneapolis
Tribune. Here were more than hundred
persons employed, yet there was only one
way out of it. The building was provided, too,
with an elevator well. that modern device to
make buildings that take fire burn rapidly.
II Minneapolis has building inspector he
ought to be indicted for neglect of duty or
manslaughter. If it has none, then it
should have ono right away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

w ANTED. -one OF thrse Adlar Z ~
" Grsnmsrs 81 - apiece. = 81
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xSxcuANGn a,skcisss block q sbofss
kI sf1d daz< rc1ttd FOR e19nfry property.
#T0TSE #kNTEH. -llEiH freeo saf7nf 81
+: n S,re rfopeffy II Iowa or good payias
11re6aS5{1n ftocf for m9tef4n& priced
49, 1eIl ttste< p Sex. xosk g nreesiyn,
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G0nn.rp Boara

I'm PRIVATE FARMHOUSE . niles
1 from citation and 2 miles from beach,
3 rooms adjoining; terms moderate. Boz
io1, Gfoye.aye., Mamar0neck, ". Y.
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flats 90 Get, FURNISHED,


A PARTMENT, elegantly furnished, be-
n tween 9th and 9th ayes., uptown no
better location In New York rent, $50
nor month possession Immediately. Address
r. r., 287 Westinghouse
A LARGE Furnished corner nat; 8 oil.
"A lighted rooms ESQ 50th-st. and Broad
way. "M. )" Room 30, 81 LibeTty.st
T1LEGANT furnished nat, handsomely
II papered throughout hall attendance,
steam heat, sunlight every room, library,
&C.: $50 month TN October, worth sl2A.
address WASHINGTON SQUARE. Trtbs
una once.
" OR RENT. Until Sent rs; corner iat
II handsomely furnished owner called out
Of town. Call Hall Boy, 101 West Seth.st.
NICELY Furnished rooms for gentlemen.
IN or gpntienan and wife; permanent or
transient $50 ath.aVe.
FTtHREE or four connecting reoms fur.
i nished for Hight housekeeping OF sepa-
Fatelyi private house. 4S2 West 67th-st
r TH.AVH., 009. Elegant furnished suites
- OF rooms with fifstclaks board would
mako good terms with parties hiring By
tho year latest sanitary plumbing.
Isy ABiNannN SQUARE, Handsomely
~ furnished noors With large extension Z
sveFy convenience for hoEEa COMFORT also
newly lifted up apartments; single or en-
49,
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on Inn Eight sefos house and barn
- aJuO. Ia mile depot % miles New.
foFss 5,oss be sald. BAnGxTN, Tribune
Branch otlee, 050 Broadway.
QQ mn TO ar, 0o0.-9FcsE bargains
YCyVvU VIII be offered IN Country
fralk shade and shiub6sfy s please eaii ~
49, .. q ANTQnNx "a flhasA.-.ss II
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aTcR SALE o. b exchange cor min
krsf0rred: hanGso5ne Eats on osh-eve-
bosth Il sothrsk. iaciadine corner iuN CON,
Elee&d f2s fgrthsr paTssylsfs g. sadress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

I'm ACRE FAFM. Pike County. 3 lakes
LOU near By, 1no fishing and hunting !;
good house, rooms gsoa barph team u
2 sipiahs. harness, farm tools, DC. near
naiRhborsy $1,000. d. 1loLaROoK. PORT
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Boaro n)anieo

ID GARD WANTED tor the samraer a.
I'D Larchrnon4 for gentleman, wife and
nurse. Address y. Il. W.. Box s, Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

pEkoH FARM Of q. 500 trees, 4 years old /;
I go acres q land, adapted % ,vseetasiss !;
new sstorX house close 70 depot, on Phila.
York y price, 1900: terms e. suit. ldd sw
=. WOOD. Box ~. Tribune ONCE
SOUTH SIDE LONG ISLAND, bargain
- In bay front farm good ~ a ngs ; fine
fruit trout stream bpildint@J sss AZ Bell.
port IN splendid location; furnished cottages
% rent for season catalogues on application.
PoIIER : BRIoE, Patehogue Il. /.
SEABRIGHT, n. 1.-The "oonneoueut
BY order Of Court. SATURDAY, April Q. 1859,
% 4. sHiLkEp. IT,. 3 Bfosd.sS, n. ""
TERRY's MANOR FOR sALE.-Iying
Il I mileB west 81 Elizabeth City, N. o.,
containing about 1900 aefessm rich, fer
Tile. slluvlal soii land, Of which 10. 600 acres
10 heavily umbefed with hard pine, poplar,
gum. maple and s0Tne holly timber i pre-.
sums LOCO. 900 railroad ties can be cut of
this land some hne saw timber eordwood
BY the million. &c. !; the Norfolk Southern
whore . station IL offered being ap old man
OF 20 years, without wife or child the In.
hrmtties OF age warn me the care and labor
q tbs large &c, estate s e TOO much 70 bear
sacrifice land that produces so TO 90 bush.
els Of corn per acre. sorghum syrup $50
gallons per acre; Irish potatoes only .fimited
farm buildings and foneings on e ought b
BE- worth go 70 ESQ per acre located within
Is hours OF New-York market; yet ] viii
soil the whole tract 81 less than half that
price, on liberal terms the timber alone on
10000 scres, whom marketed. ought 10 pay
double the coet Of the land weil located.
on public roads, near ehufchos schools,
post-of5ces. 40, gooq weter, healthful eli.
time. Ypr particular addrees
HARVEY TERRY,
IliHabeth CitY NORTH Carolina
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~ xTEET sPRrNKLIE9 TRUCKS.
i send for cstaJogue and price list
w. WESTERFIELD q SON,
i9y pffnna-ak n "

D1CIFE WAGON AND CARRIAGE 90.
N have In stock the finest assortment CT
Eeliyey wagons for 81 kinds Of business
and country use !; special wagons for dry
hoods and iaandIy trade Of best material
lad finish aiso dairy. carpenter. express
md piumeers wagons single ana double
6prine.st and South Shave, New.York.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.

EOB SALE-Cofner store one OF the
best corners IN BROOKLYN; flrst-elass
10 every respect; suitable for grocer, baker
Or butcher Apply 70 JOSEPH J. HOOD.
sumner.aye., near De Kalb.
n OR SALE, great bsrgain.--A firsto GLASS
corner house on Prospect Park Hin,
4 stories, .brownstone. cabinet trimmed /;
VIM be sold cheap and on very easy terms !;
$4,000; wiz be sold for less than half thst
81 and 80 oouftst, corner Remsen.
~ OR sALE-NewI houses, 2. story and
u basement; arranged for one or two fam
tiles; all improvements handsomely I'm.
ished; 3 blocks from Haisey-st elevated
station; terms 10 suit; owner on premises.
H. y. MULLER Viaei0us-st., near Bush.
wick-aye. Open spndsys
EoR sALR.-New 9ssory brownstone
Il house. with or without adjoining lot |;
within easy access Of Fulton-st. l. road.
Apply 374 Maeon-st., Brooklyn.
u IRsT-CLAss boafding. house for sale
Il owner leaving city; win cell very cheap
20 right partx, Apply ia Heinrich. near
East Broodwoy.
q Inn HOUSES FOR SAFE. 100 iols.
y 1Uu plots and whole blocks iargest
variety best bargains ever offered choice
building corner sites; leading streets; ctrou-
lar freei houses flats, floors stores, oflces,
lofts, factories 70 let near City Hall and
throughout; 81, 900. 600 to loan. WILLIAM
z. GRACE, corner Willoughby and jay sts,
Brooklyns
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" 0NRERS.--- 80 mlaufel 70 city; fur
nlshed end unfusnishad houses; coun.
~ seats, summer 2. or year sale. at much less
grounds stable river View beat part OF
Yonksrs; ass 900 handsome large modern
h9nsas with BAH ssfsi gnperb yiewa;
BELLOWS q WARREN, Getty Square,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

ni,uNn\p. Va. October =. onerlns- "l
tobacco AT auction ON Change, cdncsdaN'
October 9TH: Total offerings ~ parkages
sun-curod and dark tobacc".. h'sh'3'
price. 500.
Private sales reported 10 the -ecrs'''N u" %.
day; Wrappers. , hogshcadS' n'l,l~, "
hoeshcads: cutters. hog-hcad-; dark To-
hacco. : hogshcads. hurley. hos-hrau'
Total sales reported 10 the >ccfe'"r! ''-''''
~ hog-hcads,
Onicc of the Tobacco Inspector reports i'i
to-day. Inspections. bright. ~ ho.hr'i@
dark. 80 hog~hcad-. Western. II hug-h'A"@'
Rc.inSpcciions. dark. 3 hog-head-.
OAlc, of the Collector of The n'icl -iAlr-
Internal Revenue reports collections Tor
the city of Richmond Yesterday a. follow
IaN paid. cigars and cigarettes. S.'.'~' -.
tobacco. s3.sll.h: special. >l,.'S. l"ia
collections for city TO-DAY. >s.0'.~'.
Farmers. Wilson'S. ~hclburnc'~ >hocA"e
! Hlanchard'~. ~cahrpok'-. NllcehanN. an'
/ N,rr'~. warehouses report one hundred
and twcnt,-four hoe-hcad-. three icfcc-
and two boxes delivered to-day.
REGISTERED ai The Tobacco Exchange
onto Lion. Baltimore: l.. {. Gee. lunen
burg: Thad Daniel II. 7. PANEL, bfi"-
wick: George T.. Taylor /. u. lnsc. Peters
burg.
| The Richmond tobacco market was 4nir
TODAY. sales reported. so hoeshead-..
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,u-PAKTNEH>IiiP NOTICE.

rV,HF UNDERSIGNED CHARLES j..
l -ItI-NAN AND SIMON SNtLE, resi-
dent, Of the city OF Richmond. In the STATE
nt Vir,iuin. have this day formed "A special or
limited partnership; Charles }. shuman 20
be general partner and simon Slrig l" ,n ~.
ci4l uariuer. has contributed 90 saii palmer
snip' ana actually paid n c'sh' me sum 81
seven hundred and nny dollars. IN III 'n
name and style of said partnership shh.l n'
..a'hsrles ! -buman. and the said partner
.t'tnsn,li continue Tor term Of Two YEAR
from this dafc aud expire on the IN day OF
s.rtenh.r. 1891. Jic place of business pl
-aid partnership shall De- pa me Guy oil h .l
,"ont and Inc general nature Of the hu>ine-
| 10 l.a trou.acf.l i, buyiu- and selling shoes
boots. trunk. &c. and generally =" ue'l III
/ fabrics pertaining thereto. mi.
/ Witness, the following = snhiui"s ~ NJ.
, nu.n CHAS. J. ~HtMAN,
1880 ~INON ~hCii.
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iliy Telegraph.

\rw ,ngk. October .. N"-~i-. IIun@
t.,,L Price A co. in their cotton circular
Tonight. say. The recent cold weather ~
,hr south. coupled with buying orders IRON
r,,o,e,u sources. has caused a sharp al
''.,,,,.n in o,ir market. \ small demand IRON
49,, .hnrt Interest has also stimulated ia,
m,rlet towards the close. The situation
r'.,,,ins unchanged in the factors that nr'
ra,r,ine the advance. The CLOSE was hrm
-" :, nonr hurcau report j, expected io-mor
"or Vhile there j. widespread report
If damage 10 the crop b, ir'.i. oar i'r'' ii'
adj, Ice, J., mail and wire are unanimous ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Sept. !, 1852. '
The following appointments for pub
lie speaking are announced;
HON. r. W. M'KfSNEY.
Clarke, special. Thursday. Oct. 10.
Frederick. special. Saturday. Oct. Il
Shenandoah. court. Monday. Oct. H.
Rockingham, special. Tuesday
Oct -.
Rockbridge. special, Wednesday
Oct. l6.
Wythe. special. Friday. Oct. is.
Smyth. court. Monday. Oct. Il.
Washington. court, Monday. Oct. -
Tazewell, court. Tuesday. Oct. 20.
Henry, special. Thursday. Oct. 81.
Patrick. special. Friday. Nov. /.
HON. J. HOGE TYLER.
Caroline, Monday. Oct. II
New Kent, Wednesday, Oct sth.
Southampton. Monday. Oct. list.
Surrey. Tuesday. Oct 22d.
Fluyanna. Monday. Oct. 2sth.
HON. john T.. MASSEY.
Nansemond- Monday, October lith
Southampton-AIouday, October list
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New York Produce Market

NEW Yonk. October .. Flour clo-ei
toad, and unchanged. Wheat iirn: -pr'
Mo W.. . red. :. 90 ~ e.; No. : red
winter October. ~ go. corn weaker
.not sales. 80. mixed. ;s'lo 80 e.: Ne;
,aiNa.l. October. - 60. oats dull: >p"' -H''-
80. white BIZ: No. miNcd. '' l,', !,
80 r,,,,. nctoler. >GGna tGosi. sugar
Raw. dnll: refined. steady: cut loaf and
crushed. 10. mould \ and sranulaicd
-i'... rul,e.. -t.r. coffee spot car-"'
steady: fair Rio. J." 60.
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Nelson Monday October sslh.
MR.. r. ". CALDWELL,
Chesterfield, Monday. Oct. ~.
Goochland, Monday. Oct. Fl.
MAJOR II. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Prince George. Thursday, Oct. 10Th.
Lunenberg. Monday. Oct. 18th.
Dinwiddie. Monday, October 2lst:
Brunswick. Monday, October 2sth'
HON. 5. 5. TURNER.
Rappahannock, Monday. Oct. H..
Sperryville, Monday, Oct. II, night.
Madison. special, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Greene. Wednesday. Oct. III.
Rockingham. Monday, Oct. 81.
Washington, Monday. Oct. -.
Montgomery, Tuesday. Oct. ~.
cob. RICHARE +. BEIRNE.
Nansemond, Suffolk, Monday, Oct.
18th.
Pittsylvania, Chatham, Monday, Oct.
2ls..
Brunswick, LawreuceviIle, Monday,
October 2sIh. =,
Prince william. Brentsville, Monday
Nov. 4th.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUNGARDNER.
Amherst. Monday, October 81.
Nelson. Monday, October p.
COLONEL TAZEwELL EILErr.
New Kent. Thursday October 10.
Chesterfield. Monday. October u.
Hanover. Wednesday, October ~.
King William. Monday. October %
MIR. R. WALTON MOORE.
Clarke, Monday, Oct. II.
MR.. RICHARD Z. BRYD.
Appomattox. Thursday, Oct. 10.
MIR. W. r. ALEXANDER.
Same appointments with Captain Me
Kinney from Rockbridge TO Patrick
both inclusive.
Additional Appointments.
cor. wa. I. srIIlFRlIN.
Pitt.,l,ania. Mon lay. Oct. 2l,t.
MAJOR TYLER.
y W Kent. October 10.
FrPA HUNION. JK.
Fairfax. Monday. oct. 2l~i-
nIcu,rD ,. BYRD. f~Q.
Nppomaiiox. THURSDAY. October 10.
~inncwall. FRIDAY. October II.
PamrliH~. saturday. October j..
noN.J,NF~ ~. MNE-nNtt.
V,ihr. Monday. October f.
HON. y. y. rOorr.
Campbell. Monday. October IL.
eVI.I. HAMPTON Io0E.
Campbell. Monday. October u.
Bedford. Monday. October y.
MEADE nAskfN-.
AMELIA. THURSDAY. October ~
HON W. pANlEI
Winchester f-prcian. saturday. oci. /.
I,oiotouri. Monday. October II.
Greeno. " cduc~daN. October 10.
Norklonhurg. Monday. October u.
MIR. r.. .. BARTON.
Louisa. Monday. oct. liih.
Fauuuicr. Monday. oct. 18th.
MAJOR TYLER.
Petersburg. "Wednesday. October s''d.
Burke, illc. Friday. October 2'ih nish''
II. ~. GEORGE rrCktE.
>,,,,n,,.tfo< ,.pccian. October 2Gth.
Highland. Tuesday. october 2'ih.
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PAGE. Monday. October 18th.
Nilue~. Tuesday. October grh.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. Nh. October ''l ''
,uiet middling. l07-c. Flourqui"t W neat
southern quiet but firm: fulil. N"''>'.'
Ionghcrr1. ~Uw So: No. .. SIC; steamer e
,ec.. Western firm: 80. winter red. pol,
~2i .~.. october. - i-c. corn southern u'li'
and scarce al 500 i2c.: Western easy
mixed. Spot and October. H w"'' 80. 'a'7
firm, Western white. 21w sec.: Western
mixed. gsW2ic. Rye ~iiiI M 52w'I'c. ITO
Visions dull and unchanged. sugar. -'eaul
4 soft g.. copper steady 'Hh'"' IVY"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
Chicago Markets.

cutc,cn. October o. Wheat opened
steady. corn and oats easy. Prov i-l"n'
dull. Cl0-ng-: Wheat October. ~ 80
December. S3s-c.: May. $40. '"rn ne
tnhor. sO' &C.,: November. nt,c.; December
snt.c. oats October. r. -c.; A0'tithcf
luc.. january. i9i 90. PORK October W.
November. Sg..,1 January. S.'2l Lar"
ocfohor. sob. November. >3.Hs g; jam
ana, >l.gsf Ribs October. Sj.ulis; No
ADml.r. Sl.sl. IAnmnrN. Nl.lI.