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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, Va, March SALES Of
loose iobiccos today amounted to 81, ist
pounds. flighestprice, $40
Nessrs. Vaughan < Sarvay say they
expect large sale OF fine tobacco to-
morrow, perhaps the finest that has
been offered this season.
Offerings of tObaccos AZ auction on
Change Thursday, May :, 1889 Total
offerings nineteen packages, principally
West Virginia hFights One package
sold al 81 per hundred pounds one at
$50. one Of $50. one az s35.j0,One at $3.50
one at $2s. one at S25, one at $3.50, one
package taken In at $3.50; one at SD
81. one package sold az SIC -; one pack
&c taken IN al SlO25. seven packages
brought under $40 OF which three were
taken in
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange.
O. " Harris, COochland; VI. l.. \.
Moscley. Buckingham; r. j. Dowdy,
Cumhcrland Jacob Millhauscr. and
j. II Eisncr. New York city; L. H. Wal
ton. Florence, Ala James White and :.
" Cochran, Madison, Ind; 9. i. Kribbs,
r. ID. Campbell and John +. Brown.
Clarion. Pa
Office Of United States collector Of in.
ternal revenue reports. collections for
to-day as follows Tax paid cigars and
cigarettes, S59055; tax paid tohaccos,
Sj,40s GA, tax paid sundries, Slj2o. To-
tai collections to-day S6,0l3.51
Farmers. SAockoe, Old Dominion,
Centre. Myers BlanchaTds, Darenpor t's.
,hclhuruc- and scahrook'- warehouses
report deliveries to-day lG2 hhds., 3
tierces, I box.
II is fact worthy Of note that the de-
livcrics are composed principally otsuch
tObaccOs q, the warehOusemeu have been
pleased from their st4ung qualities, to
dob old hOu-ekeepers which argues a
healthy condition in our tobacco MARI
het. tOr buyers are not apt to choose to-
baccos with fifteen months extra storage
added TO the cost except for good cause;
in other words. sitter prices and good
lrm market all round
sales reported to-day 10 the secretary
Wrappers, SO hogsheads; filters, II hogs.
heads West Virginia bright-, "A hogs.
heads dark. j. hocsheads. snn-Cuied. 3
hogshoads, western, 5 hogshcads Total
-alc- IN hoe-heals
Tobacco Inspectors Office reports To-.
DAY. Inspections 30 hogs heads. lein.
spectiOns, 6j hOg-heads.
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With 50 per cent. planting which now
looks probable. and is the only correct
solution 10 relieve depression we See no
good cause why values in 81 viii not p,
rcmuueraiiye on good TO fine grades, and
even high on selections England viii
take q larger portion of the IS product
Than for The past I've ycaIs IL is gcncr.
ally conceded that this is an unusually
fine strip and rc-dry crop, having much
spread Of leaf and good length, coarse
and porous, adding TO lie drinking
qualue5, and making a fine absorb
emit for adulterations The trade III
Africans IL largely increasing an.
nually. as evidenced bg the veal.
thy and opulent houses engaged In
this line OF trade az Louisville New
York and Boston Indeed T. D. Luckett
y Cos brand of on Honesty black
tat, in closely priced packages of 1000
pounds !. am item In GAINESVILLE ship
meuts. southern Africa, rich In grasses.
wool and cashmere growing, f. opening
up am extensive trade with the interior
and 40 no distant day, with proper, dig
niiied. equitable and fair commercial re-
lati0ns established, will become our best
export market for dark tObaccOs. Il is q
pity that southern enterprise cannot
establish 90 Brunswick, 0r elsewhere
upon The south Atlantic coast. deep
larbOr sufficient 20 encourage and build
great Southern mart and export port for
an interchange of al ibis African and
East Indian trade j win come BIZ and
By with time SO viii the judgment
We care n5ughi about the immense
array of figures showing old stock snfi-
Client 90 -pit, sneeze aud smoke the
world 90 death for the next five years
We boldly assert one half of il Is too
weak TO make spit, and there Is not
sufficient pungency ia IL TO make turkey
sneeze il is simply worthless save ne
fertilizer, aduiteraiOr, or sheep wash
The available stock win 20 into manu-
lacture, and much Of It into consump-
ton before the French. Spanish.
and Italian contracts are awarded
in June December deliveries win
find them with land-to-mouth supply.
Germany mullen is not competitor
of genuine tlarssviile tobacco The
superior quality win overcome The boy
colt of a tive cents direct tax per pound
With good clean handling, honest, dry
packing, we think there j. no danger Of
ruin0us decline In any Of our grades.
though uondescript sorts win go begging
al loss lgures- t}qrlsnae, Tenn, To-
l0cco Le1f
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Reported by 9. w. Bran & Co., banks $
ard brokers, No. Iii Main vt set.
nEyIEN


NEW IoRg. March Our market
opened shade higher and the features
10 - o'clock were great strength in the
grangers and rather heavy sales of the
coalefs. Advances 81 l per cent. or more
were made in Chesapeake and Ohio lst,
preferred, Perry Coal. New England Or
cgon shori-Line Omaha, preferred, Ten.
nessee Coal aud Texas Pacific Declines
OF Z or more were made in c. c. c. and
l., Delaware and Hudson, Michigan Cen.
trail, Manhattan, Norfolk and Western.
preferred, and Manitoba. The rumors
from the West about threatened rate re-.
duciions are not important, as the roads
viii meet and agree 10 settle differences
without fighting in the coal trade it is
believed tho presidents will assume the
rake making power. Railroad earnings
for February continue 10 be- very salts.
factory. il must not be forgotten that
Western railroads have wonderful recu.
peratiye powers, and that the new
mileage which was a drug last year will
help IN 1889. The market has resisted
wonderfully we'll considerable short
stock and some long stock in the last few
days Indications are that large holders
Of stocks are content 20 hold them, and
within q few days we expect TO see the
list well up again The market closed
strong az the best ngufes, the grangers
the feature.
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Me.tern Planter, ConYentlon

Last week, in Lexington, Ky, there
was another large delegation 10 discuss
the tobacco situation. Twenty-0ne
counties were represented from Ken
lucky aud Ohio. BY some leaders, no
crop for 1889 was advocated, and such
were sanguine that a large number Of
the largest planters would pledge them
selves to no crop planting The idea
seems 10 be to advance values on The
1888 crop now ready for the market, and
this could best be accomplished. many
delegates thought, by making no crop.
The opposing views were for various
reductions Of the crop in percentage
Il is thought the several conventions
held out West will finally agree upon 90
per cent. reduction The necessity eX.
ISIS for some agreement for crop Teduc-
ton, aud this all planters aggee upon.
The trouble will be with tenants who
are always inclined to make all they can,
and generally simply because they have
been accustomed 10 that class OF work,
and are afraid 10 risk their hands and
brains at any change
Cur Virginia and North Carolina
planters 10 not seem TO disturb them.
selves with the Qu siion, and SIC suppose
Will hazard everything on another crop
as long as possible trusting 10 chance
20 make what il will make. " T.. d.
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l.nI. L.llcnIa -.

To appreciate Il story tod by Capt j l.
Luce, a we'll known lake captain, it is neces
sary Tor the general reader to understand
that wreck found floating al sea is pro
nouced derelict, the property OF any one
who will take leF 70 port, unless some living
creature is found on board This creature /.
generally a dog, a cat, on a bird, though why
a captain should take a cat-an animal that
has natural antipathy-ou board with him
Is unexplained Capt Luce tells q story Of q
cat that nearly saved Tor him q ship 10 which
10 was interested about eight yeara ago.
This was fine cat, a black one TIA. had
sailed with nc for several yoyages We
were wrecked OIL the coast Of Newfoundland
and deserted our vessel She was subse-
quently picked up and towed toward habor.
This cat was on board and consequently
oaved the property, excepting salvage, to the
owners. Another storm was struck and the
vessel went 10 pieces on tue coast The mate
was the Only man who escaped. lie went
ashore on a piece OF mast with the cat
cling.n. to bis shoulders. When lie was
thrown up among theroca tie feline skipped
OF, and we never heard OF her afterwards
She propably concluded that she had had
enough Of the sea Chicago Tribune.
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corroN REPoRI
HaItimore NIarkats.

BALrMoRE, March Cotton firm
middhng. 10 3-l5c. Flour moderately
active and steady. Wheat-Southerr
easier; Fultz, q5c q 81 06 Longberry, 81
Qsl0G Western strong; No. ? winter
red, spot, 03t@93.c Corn-southern
steady 70 firm; white, 40g lie; yellow
4Oc. Western firm. mixed, spot 400
4Osc. Oats steady: Western white, S2Q
33:c.; Western mixed, 399llc.; graded
No. white, g3c Rye nominal at $50
SIC. Provisions irm Petroleum quiet
refined. sos CoIee strong Rio car
goes fair, lsfGlGc. Sugar firm 4 soft
&c: copper refined quiet at l5tgl5sc
Whisky steady az Sill.
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CHICAGO, March Wheat opened
settled and slightly higher Corn firm
active, and higher. Oats steady. Pro
visions firm and higher. ClOsings
Nheat-March, - OO.; May, 81 .O3.i June
9,Ec Corn-March, 35tc. May, 3dscS
June. Sjtc. Oats-March, 2jtc., May
26.M2Gfc. June, 2Gsc Pork March,
81 SO; May. Sll9O; June, sll97t Lard
March. S6s7i, May S1g2t@s95; June,
Sa02t Short ribs-Mafch, S0'Ioi May,
sG2j: June $500.
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family. and the Austrian lei r Is ir-t rov
suffering TAO misefils 0tteudlu. ol am lt
fgmp. 20 DO 81, and q failure There are Co.
many free spoken men about palaces to
many prying journalists, TOO many iuqgs
two women. doctors can 10 longer b. ccll
peiled 20 sign false certificates, AMI * O. wif
ness were now kdnapal and held il secrc
imprisonment tho world would insist on find
uc lim
The first announcement q the death ~ III
crown prince oi Au-tla, AFchiuae Rudolph
covo apoplsxv as tho cause, and the people
believed it The doctors insisted on reporting
flat De- died " pistol shot. and SO the i'm
reIal authorities announced that the prince
committed suicide ia fit 0f dependency
ui now tle people refuse 70 believe Cithl
Story Thog know that he was at outs viii
Aa leealwlo Do. Princes siopaanis, dough
sea ol Leopold llo- Belgium. that apThca
ZION bad been made o. the pope With rlsr
90 securing divorce, chat tL' pope would
rat listen % such % proposition. nud Chat
Rudolph had still per.si9lty so L.s aIec
t.0us on tie Baroness Marie Ncczea. AND
olf o. these facts and some clever sulmec'
thcfnniaH. Jlp.on4tsh avecols1 1ctco
several Ingenious ami sensational stories
faschm ,aat Rudolph committed suicide
alone nqs soon admitted 90 bee FALSE for o.,
Duone Neela $50. There. decd hy him, So
j, wa- uext announced scni-oficialy that
they lad committed suicide together III
significant Chat tAis story was rejected Of
once hy ilo-e wlO know tic baroness best
aad any ore Huo arla hcr portrait care
iui'y VIII fad is5ei tlat tA-I reasoning j.
correct Her beauty is remarkably Ike thai
often seen ia Quad.0ol VCman Of The soat-
Gu taras-a beauty Of form and color only
caroai, slnsgcus Noiuptuou- Gle was Kill
m tlc primo Of life and in excellent loallh
She had not tho sensitive nature that woul
feel disgrace very kconly-anl IN Austria c
lialsO4 with q prince Is not disgr-cei1. SIX
was crilmly q woman VINO enjoyed tl.
present and tool. very little thought f1r tie
icllre SucI women do NOT commit su.cl,
It Is Of course possible that Rudolph killed
her and then bims,lt bat tic opinion is cain
ing ground that both were killed 10y thira
party.
ii one may judge from tho pictures and de
cr.ptous the orchiuse was peculiarly un
lo,tga1to--a vie-im az tie state policy whici
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Nashville, Tenn

NAsHvnLE, Tenn, March 1.-The
market closed quiet with very small re-
ceipta and sales A manufacturer came
IN Friday and took Il good lot Of clean
smokers, red fllers and red wrappers
All grades seen wanted at low prices.
but sellers are careless about turning
loose yet There was some inquiry for
dark Tugs at about &C., and sales of nice
red new Tugs at 81 to $3.50 There is
some speculation in very bright red leaf
at dc to &C., but offerings are too mea-
gre 10 admit OF much buying We have
now had forty-eight hours warm rain
giving farmers opportunity to handle
their crops, ard We may expect large
receipts next week. +. A. CARsEY.
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"calliope,n said the youth, IN SOFT thrill
Ing, tender toacs, Us 10 gized tondly In the
face OF the beautiful girl who sat beside hin
on the crimson crush plush tidy decorated
sofa, "Calliope,n and be pressed the snowy
velvety and syape.y hand which hJ had taken
In bis. and which was not Withdrawn, the
time has come for a perfect understanding
between Us. / can 10 longer live Ia unces
talnty. | must know my fate. Drifting
about IN the Dismal Swamp Of doubt and
suspense Is making my life torture. must
declare myself. CaAiope, love you deeply,
passionately, devotedly, tenderly, and II !.
for you to say whether that love Is to BE- ny
happiness or my misery. Tell ne, Calllops
sweetest, dearest, fairest, tell me, can you 70
turn my aifectiorP
"Oh, Algernon,p mlIlnurod the beautiful
maiden. deep blush oyerspreading her
lovely and expressive countenanco, as th'
shadow OF a cloudlet passes over tho silTefy
surface Of a stream ca sunny June day
this is ~ sudden
"Oa. answer me, he implored, do not
spare ms feelings Death is preferable 10 sus
penss.'
She turned away her face 20 conceal pei
confusion. as sho replied, in tones as soft
SWEET AMI musical as ever trembled On th'
STRINGS OF the Tyre Of Orpheus
1t Is usslea. Tor me TO deny that you have
made deep impression on my heart, and
and-but LEI that admission content you
Maiaenly moIesty forbids me to say more.
ION. nv darling" be exclaimed, Is he pas
sionatoly klssl her hand, You have mad
mo the happiest Of raen But there IS on'
thing about ,.Llch wish 70 be satisded-hae
la rival in your Affections
you have not.
There is nothing between Percy Yardstioi
and your
ABSOLUTELY nothing'
"But be loycs you aud swesrs he VIII va
you" .-
"Poorf
.Worsc tnan that
He /, whati' aud 10 breathlcss ezoitenan
30 awaited her answer
HE sand placing her rosy lps closs L
~. ear while Der color came and went, re
,eallur in her face alternately tho lily anc
the ros,, she murmured In voice as SOFT a
tho SIGH OF q zepbyr-'he Is IN the soup
Boston Cagisr.
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an interesting incident IN co-ue-1vs. va
these certificates may b. told. They viii b
The first English certificates ever issued 10y
tho custodians Of the sacred shrincs Tho
type has been set and tie plato made IN Ne"
York The latter will be carried TO Jcrn
salem by Father Nisani and English visitor
20 tho sacred shrinos viii hereafter receive IL
English the certificates That testify then
proper performance Of the religious duties Of
the pilg.imasc.
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NEW YORK, March Flour active
fine grades, wintef, s2.35gSSi do
spring, s210@ss.soi snpertne' winter
$50 $40, Southern barely steady: trade
and family extras, sS.1j@ s5.d3. W heat
closed active and strong at lt~ ltc
higher; spot sales, No l red, 5000
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Brown rrol-cuc bis crap book and point
ing With psiac 20 one OF bis early c--lo-l-
There, read that lwrcto that wlcn / va.
only rycars Cd.
Iogg after rockingham il be possible
Brown. that Won war. 50 old Us l. when So.
wrote tbs Boston Irauscria.
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sl.ol; extra red, si.oi@si.O5i No ? red,

slUI extra red, si.0IW$ 0j; No 2 red,
y5@s6.c. Corn closed dill but firm
F@tc; higher spot sales, No. 2
mixed, 44i@i5tc.; No. mixed. March.
i4sc. Oats closed dull but steady. spot
sales, No white, 3sc No. , white. y Ia
35.c.; No. mixed, March, 3lsc. Pork
dull but strong; new mess, sl30Sl3j0.
Lard duh and lower; May, s,29@S733.
sugar-Refned steady; cut-loaf and
crushed, do; cubes. re, powdered.
tic. graduated and mould \, &C.
Coffee strong: fair Rio. lpc
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Loe.asY aa3 has just given cigar t,
Sl4yp-ou iron lis0 wu private box-I say
aaa.p.ou, tel 1850 v4-t you al.Ls of tAa'
cigar
slarpson-Wcu. II you say 30 / viii, but
wang you 70 understand that lm 10 o.timlst
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She lscntmeualyi-In tie spring all ne
turo smiles. tle binds WOO, lovers kiss, bat
abb now comes winter
Ho-i know some things that kiss all Ii.
year round. and mover change
oLo-llpcss NLali
lie Calmly balls. --Toledo Blade
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RAILROAD STOCKS
Grain aud Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, March 7, 1889.

RICHMOND, Va, March Z, 1889.
oYFFslSGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 90 bushels.
Corn .0sj bushels.
Oat--i 900 bushels.
Orchsri gcas- seei--15 bushels.
SAILS EEPORrCD To SECRETARY.
Corn Mlxsd. 1000 bushels common 10
very good On private terms.
Orc hard gras. seei--l6 bushels Oh private
terms
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -MiddliDg. SIC; low mid
ding, 0gc.; good ordinary, SIC.
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= phlognatc Dulc-aaa, Wien dining al a
restaurant, detected one ot your professional
ovorco9t snatcA.gs 70 tAe oct OF walking of
with L.s now garment. and, stepplly mp t.
bin as Do was going olt OK tic oc-r, 10 tapped
him Qa Tie slou4Ir. saying
Perhaps yea VIA Jus. GLOW me t0gof On
o;hm cigar out OK ny cc-t pocket. '--Chari-
.lrI
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DANvILLE, Va, March 1.-The sales
by auction Of leaf tobacco In the market
for February amounted 10 2.0lO6s9
pounds-a decrease, as compared with
last year, Of l,s7s,1B pounds
Q MOL.
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Board OF Trade.

Is ,he name Of the saloon under the
American Hotel, which has Just been
handsomely equipped with an elegant
thousand dollar outfit. and stocked with
the oldest and most popular brands OF
liquors and wines, some Of which are
Gnchenheimer ReimpOried. Gibson Dou-
bic Stamped. NNNN Cabinet Old Fulcher
Clcmmer and others An elegant lunch
is served daily. and an experienced man
Mr. W. c. HoyU always in attendance
\ share Of The public patronage is re-
specially solicited. Respectfully,
II CApELL DAVIS.
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-.-cts @ prince
wife for him willie
o'ltre17rd 90 alice
tion or affinity
The Prince Ste
planie certainly is
" b at Americans
cali common loJ.
inc And what
little character i-
shown i1 Ter face
not character
OF Cntl nature
= ID 81 unfortunate
Iaronos Mario
Ncczera, thou rli
l-r face was nos
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Customer ia BalE-l, lAe cashier oati
t.erA-Ao, sir, ne won't be- out for about
al-e ycaIs Burlington lIee Pres
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tcr.E ov 1rl sIrANrl Ar Nrw YORK
rayrlrs fuao Taey VIII te distributed
...0r i4s members Oh the Association 81 iue
l.'g s.rue.re. society which l.p-I im-
$685.. ,f.e fathers lA tAs Holy Land
lltl.t % tAo whole journey including
l.t.. transfers Of barraee. etc.. u.I ts i..s
.-.g 40 ior c--l member. Three meals
day H. a provided. CONSISTING. q. llal4.
tt.t Iran.r ia iou a-t.e a.i ts'l.
ID ..f % t'- custom .' i.ite lar
0..' $500 n. $3.50, its i..e $751;. r-'- o'f-
Af .iit.i t-i.oeN l'e ii'3 i-iid DIS Livery
afa..n.at a.sn ~ na.--.. .eas. ..n '...
l..l ..r. Ir. pilgrims l..l.l a.etln
...u.. .n..|.a..l .,n.a-.
.......,... I'D. banner 81. ......l
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OFF FOR THE HOLY LAND.
The FIRST AMERICAN PILGRIMAGE
TO PALESTINE.

n Recent, started iron, Now York city.
and There Arc Hundred Catholic fii-
ctin- iu The rarty-fathor N,s-aui The
Itncist, Cost Of fhc rip.
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TABLE DELEGATES.
81. l.. CHRISTIAN Il 90.
ofgra mos, delicious line oi
Fable sDeIicaCicS.

CONSISTING CO.,
l1.ElC0I vIRIS. FEIN,1F JCNGt
.ISLIDEHOBEN youug German suap.' Il
s4ANoEN sPALGEL tac finest Ger
n A-psm. ISL. COysERvA P0NlDOao
s.aa sau.e ior Aacem l0N FRANCO
HLNC as sOCPs of an kinds.
...u MEDAL BRAND GNLLN PEAS
..s. ntae tlest French. at bali TIE cost.
$500
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wHOLEsAL PRICE CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & Co., Comm s-ion
Merchants, l2O6 Cary Strees
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Cement-l'nio per barrel, sl.35i R0sen
dale, 80; James River, i.35.
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, sl.l0 ITO Sl.l5
anchor, Il .05, RiyertOn. Sl.05.
Plaster-Lump, g.: ground, 100 ealclnad
r,lastar | "a f9 I -
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Brand Cutter. seal fngravcr, ara manu-.
tacturer Of NuDi eg stamps. Wax seals. Rail.
road Ticket stamps, steel stamps and Checss
Of ali kinds. \ 80 fne assortment of sing
ing Birds, Bird Cages, Plain and Fancy.
Nockiug Bird Food the very best on tht
market. c. BkLLkN0r. No ! south fonf'
'eenth street. Rlchmonl. Va. ie2l.u
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Apples-Choice early, per barrel, 81 IS to
400 mixed lots sl..5,O 80
Bacon-Virginia hams, choice Old. l6c per
pound; new hams small. 10 70 l4c new
hams large. 10 10 l2c; sides, % to lOic.
shoulders, u to Sac.
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Hay. Dat. aud straw.

Hay-No. Timothy, per ton, 1880 TO
1000 No. ?, l4.50 to 100; mixed, $3.50 TO
400 Virginia clover, 1000 10 1890.
Baled Oats--sll 90 10 l2.O0
Shucks-Baled, AZ to soc.
Straw-COmpressed, 100 pounds, 40 10 ~
loose. pressed. large bales - 70 Zoe.