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Bounced From Lime Kiln Club

Detroit Free Press: AR Brudder j
X. Canif in de hall tonight?" blandly
inquired the president as the mectine
opened with the mercury in the thcr
mometer touching the figures ninety
nine.
Eyes, sah," was the prompt reply OF
Brother Canitf as he rose up.
"Step dis way, please. l want to hay
a few words of canversashun wild you
How long since you jined to dis club?''
Two vars, sah."
Exactly. Bout three weeks after
you fined l called at your house an
warned you to quit loafn' around sa
looms"
"Y-yes, sah."
"a leetle later had to warn yc dat "
mus pay yer debts"
Still furdcr on / was fo'ced TO tell ye
dat ye didn't own dc airth, as you seemed
to believe, an dat il you didn't get dowr
to work you'd h'ar s%unthing' drap."
yes"
Bout every two months Ize had tc
talk wild you on this matter or on dat, an
Pze really got tired of it. Two weeks
ago you went home drunk an broke dt
stove wild an ak. tole ye mex day da,
de climax wasn't fur off. and now she's
heah. You were drunk agin las mite
'Ize sorry, sah."
'It ar too late. l reckon Cain was
sorry arter ne killed Abel, but bein' sorry
didn' help the case any. Brother Canif,
your name has been erased from gu
books as a member, an you kin take
your hat an depart. You ar no longe,
a member of dis club"
Brother Caniff stood like one stunned
for q moment, and then sank down in a
heap on the floor. The committee on
cold storage were quietly ordered to re.
move the remains, and when Canif re-
covered his senses he was lying on a pile
OF tin scraps in the alley, with a cold
wave from Lake Huron stealing up his
spinalcolumn.
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Laughing at Ben Franklin.

The American ambassadors Benjamin
Franklin and Silas Deane, were received
by King Louis NV, of France and his
queen Ill years ago last March
%. The following day the Rus
sian u Tschernschef found on
the top step of the entrance 10
the royal palace in Versailles a letter
from M. de sartincs and signed by Nine.
de Lamballe. Tschernscheff took the
letter home with him, READ il, and sent a
copy of it to his sovereign, Katherine II.
of Russia. The last nun Der of the Revue
Nouyelle contains the following letter,
Nine. de Lamballe wrote thus:
This morning | was at the queens
levee, which, on account of the pres,
ence of the American ambassadors. was
frightfully long. l have such a headache
that l would not write did ] not know how
anxious you are to know how we liked
30, Ia, la. You have the Countess julie
and me to thank for even this much. 1t
cost us no little trouble to get the queen
into the mood to hear them. Unfortu-
nately Nine. Berlin had been with her,
and you know how %unfsvorable TO
the interests of the modistes the war
with England is. Nine. Berlin
had pokcd 30 much fun at the Amer
lean ambassadors that when they en-
tered she could hardly preserve
her dignity and straight face. And l
do not wonder much ut it. They were,
in fact, wretchedly dressed. There w3s
nothing distinguished about them. We
described to The queen in vain tho sim
pllclty OF the costumes OF these people
and their prejudice against all forms.
Say what you will, answered the queen.
they do look somewhat like canaille.'
We laughed at tins and she regained her
coed humor, which she had lost on &C.
count of these barharians. But beg Of
you spare our dccolum and send us your
clown when they come again, SO that VIC
may not break down entirely. The
Countess julie and promise you to do
our best to cure the queen of her preiu
dice"
After copying Mime. de Lamballe's lei
ter Tschernschefr returned it anony-
mously to NJ. de Sariines, who was SO
provoked by its loss and by the mystcri-
business OF its temperance thai he of
fered the police q reward of 10, 600 franc
for the discovery of the finder. His curl
osity was never satisfied. Tschernschcff'
sovereign was go well pleased With his
cleverness In handling the letter thai she
sent him her picture and a So, 600 snuff
box. In her next letter TO him she init.
mated that Marie Antoinette seemed to
be doing a great deal of laughing. and
that she laughed best who laughed
last"
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10 b Continued
why His Stomach Hurt Him.

A new and unique case of absentmind.
edness is reported from Boston. The
subject il q business man and he USUALLY
dimes az the absurd Boston hour of Z
O'Clock in the afternoon. The other day.
quite absorbed in his business, he WORKED
steadily until 4 o'clock and then he be.
gan TO feel q very natural "goneHess" In
bic stomach. Dear me-" said he, pat
ting his vest tenderly, ssdear me, I won
der what ! ate for dinner that diHagrees
with me-"
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From Bath Tub TO Flood.
Iohnstown Letter: II escaned. hi

Johnstown Letter: Il escaped, but
left my clothes. wasn't very presenta-
bic, but my wife thought I could explain
afterward. l had gone home, and was
taking a bath. l was in the tub when
she called to me that the flood was com.
ing, and go frightened was she that |
jumped out, realized the situation in a
moment, and with only the bath towel
for d covering, l started for the hills
with her. We escaped, but my clothes
went with the house and all I possessed
down the river. 1t was something awk.
ward. but l guess my wife was right.
l can apologize, or let her Go it for me.
They'll believe her, perhaps, even if they
wouldn't believe me-
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CHAPTER X.

CHAPTER Y.
Marks words cleft the sweet. sprinp
ar Ike a sharp arrow with q poisoned
barb; they had pierced the heart that
loved him, and fell upon the grass like
one dead. My heart was pierced, my
whole soul crushed. There [ lay in the
tiist smart of my anguish.
For . few minutes al was darkness
and oblivion; aud then Mark tried to
raise me.
~ have killed you, Nellie" he said,
u have Killed you,,"
No, answered, raising nv white.
miserable face to his; lit is worse than
that. lfo not touch mel Leave me,O
~ kneW-l Inew!n he said. "Oh.
Nellie l could have died to save o
this.p -
A sudden overwhelming sense of
scorn Cor him, of loathing for myself,
z iIot, fierce passion of defiance and re-
beilien seized Inc. | rose to my feet;
new life and new strength came to me,
my whole frame vibrated with passion,
"Ien are what?o l cried. Say it to
me ~again-,let me be sure that / have
heard Alright. You are what?n
II am married, Nellie"
married. And You have been wick
ed enough, coward enough to let me saw
al that | have said! You haze been
mean enough to let me pour out my
heart. to let me lavish my love on Won!
How could you? Why did you not tell
me the truth the first moment 0 saw
nae? How dare yon take me in your
arms md KISS ne when you knew all
tie time that you belonged to some one
Forgive me, Nellie. I can never
forgl!e myself. Ihad no time to think,n
he said, hulnbly.
y shall never respect myself again!.
| cried. And / thought that Heaven
had sent you i'll answer to my longing
and nay pragers. Give me back my
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A Matter of Conscience.

From q Berlin letter: -Four Mandara
negroes are about to appear at The Ger
mar court as ambassadors from their
African sultan, who are said to be mar
wells of intelligence and with q moral
standard extraordinarily high. Though
they will dress in their Own costume lie
etiquette OF the German court cannot be
foregone, ara - ''s regular dress coat
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1t Was All for the Best.

Burlington Free Press: A Burlington
boy of under the sofa variety pinned his
sisters beau's sleeve to her sash, and then
told his father there was a man in the
parlor who wished to speak to him.
There was no end of fun for about two
minutes, and it turned out for the best,
too. The young man proposed on the
spot, and the very mex night he brought
the bR aboy q jackknife and two oranges.
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OH Meal for BLACK Leg.

The English feeders claim that oil
meal is the only sure preventive of black
leg in cattle.
Young calves on pasture are each fed
from half a pound TO q pound of the
meal per day, tho feed being gradually
increased as the animal grows until in
winter they are fed from two to three
pounds per day. Had it no medicinal
value oil meal is one Of the best ingredi.
cnts of a good ration for any stock, and il
every farmer would keep and use a
proper amount Of it he would find his
stock in much better condition.
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AphOrisms,

Boston Herald: When we find ourselves
in the company of foolish men our
thoughts become clogged and our speech
flows sluggishly. What impulse to thought
and speech is given by their discourse?
And what can we say to them? How
converse with them? If we begin a
thread of conversation they sever it by
Interruptions, or let it drop, finding no
help in the spinning. And if they weave
a long and broad web we can take no
part therein, and even would we they
will allow us to but rarely.
In the society Of the wise the stream of
our thoughts flows swiftcr and stronger;
the flight of our fancy is lighter and
higher; the mind acquires vigor and
freshness; the spiritual fountain over
flows. We feel ourselves richer as we
discover new treasures of mind and soul,
and we become indeed richer through the
bright gems which we receive.
When We live too much in society we
often come to talk merely for the sake of
talking; then it becomes difficult to avoid
vanity, folly, untruth and calumny.
If we perform our duty unremittently,
and thereby acquire our own esteem; if
we learn to reflect, and so entertain our
selves, we secure within ourselves the
best and the pleasantest companions.
The thinker mounts the heights of his
spirit and beholds the universe; he dives
into the depths Of his heart and brings up
pearls.
The thinker loses the least time.
He who knows not what to do with his
spare time is not a free man; for the slave
must be occupied, but he cannot prove
his own occupation.
All creatures cheerfully bring their
tributes to the poet and thinker-so that
Imagination and thought may be con
stantly nou1ished.
The higher we think, and the deeper
we feel, the finer becomes our %suscepti.
bility TO Joy and pain. The heart of the
poet and thinker is transported with de-
light or deeds in sorrow of which other
men have no conception.
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wouid Make a LAWYER.

San Francisco Chronicle; The modern
child is an analyst. The small kid was
playing with the scissors, and his kindly
old grandmother chided him.
"You mustn't play with the scissors,
dear. knew a little boy just like you
who was playing with u pair of scissors
just like that pair. and he put them in his
eye, and he put his eye out, and he never
could see anything ever after"
The child listened patiently and said,
when she got through:
What was the matter with his other
eyer"
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For twenty -four years Dobbins, Electric
Soap has been initiated by u%nscrupulous soap
makers. Whys Because 1t is best of all ana
has an immense sale. Be sure and get Deb
bins aud take no other. Your grocer has 1t,
or will get 1t.
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E. L. Pratt, a medicine peddler, who had
much money on his person disappeared from
Roxbury, Pa, a month ago and was found
shot through the head and without money In
an abandoned tunnel.
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Mrs. F izshcth Tyler, aged %, poured
coal oil on her fire at Baltimore, Nd, and ehe
and her baby, Benjamin Harrison Tyler,
were burned to death.
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. Zoe smoke for 5c.-"Tansill's Punch y.

Joseph E. Rawlipsou, was drowned in tse
Sangamon river near Cerro Gorlo, Ill, while
bathing. Body not recovered.
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Leila Mitchell was Stabbed to death by
Sallie Underwood at a colored church near
st. Joseph, Ga. Both girls were colofcf and
under 16 years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-05

la a street duel at Fayette, Mo, between
John Manion and Richard Fowler, Tie Tor
was killed,
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriG
When she was . Child. she cried for Csstoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to C~astoria,
when she had Children, shc gave them .,.ator;s
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THE ninth annual Wyoming Territorial
Sunday School convention will be held at
Cheyenne, June %, 20 and 81.
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Oregon, tho Paradise of Farmers.
Mild, equable climate, certain and abun-
dant crops. Best fruit, grain, grass and
stock country In the world. Full iarorma-
ton free. Address the Oregon Immigration
Board, Portlsnd, Ore,
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O you,

We want to establish one or mere branches
in this county for the sale OF RAYS GERM.
eide, and would like to correspond with per-
sons IN business or unemployed to take the
exclusive agency. Where
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RAYS GERMIrrDE

has been introduced Its sale is rapid and IT
gives perfect satisfaction. Address with ref
erences and &c stamp,
RAYS GERMIclDE Co.
Louisville. Ky
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In q Safe Place.

Epoch: Mrs. Al found a 500 bill
today
Mrs. Bid you try to find the owner3
Mrs. A.-No, I hid it in the family
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There were s'z lives lost by the floods ut
uniontown, Kan.
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The coffee marke, has dropped e cents II
ten days.
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pa. r.. 9. NESTS NERVE AHe RRAEE IgEtT-
MIST, q gtlurapteHt 5pccile Lor lIyatf5i9, Dti-
Aiucss, Commissions, Gt5i Eegv0l8 Nelga 70.
Headache. NgTv9sS ptQsu&tiru t1asEd.hY 10
use O. HleGhot ortouaote, WAsGlGine-s tpptgt
Depression, SofieHirg ps thn fsr4iu Resulting
death. Premature Old Aga, fsr.euae5, tess
OF Power In either 5sE, -NT9tuhEagF Lessl8
ana sperni9fallh0G Sraaed hg cyaf eNaf.1y
OF the brain, 5lft abuse or o. J.'E3UiB@5cs.
Each box contains @0e iu9Htha treatment.
2iCl 4 box or sjg hdees .ar .j.Qls seat ~ nall
prepaid oa receipt oi Igiee,
We GUARANTEE GiN BOXES
To Cire any case Win egcl=or'gr received
by Us tor SIX boxes. -HcagWplUiai Wttt 2a.el,
we Ni!l 6pHd thH purchaser can yEitt2a vl7G-
aztec TO rrtgad inc money III tas trcnia4tl6
docs not claal art1e. Gu9rsnteuz i-fiial ONLY
~ =. - ME- S. &95y 3t -i7ua 8
Pharmacy, corner Tilth and re 90 Streets.
Sioux City, Town
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IL q go aS Day. sa.ndte4 a1th +
- a Fft-S }lHF- f9t H.aa5 ~ far soas4.E atEfr d a.
L5l~ uBENsfEt Ettf7F styt!f.ps7I ~ qsi, nv
fa" sssateir tt4t ora t4s
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~Lohnsiown ~EEngrnrT

iflBE greatest ciire fGf N5snepsia is FFiEffTgtg
l. i&1siiA I:i;E LoNANGE. c41 est any
mad postage EIcc. Agents wanted IL every CuaptY
j. Y. rRGiTT, Mfr, Bfiareport, 8.
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EHVH1I&g SJ FEflH REENUa,
q ~ q.
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NIT CARROLL SEMINARY iTsRgort o.,
-Niii.l opcnS5 ItltH araiutGe asgaEfgeidt1 scpt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

IYNCmURG, VA. July 91-1ho re-
ceipts in our market wsre rather heavy
this week. amounting 10 $40 400 pounds.
and swelling the total since October J..
1883, TO 20.07l 200 pounds, against D.
4O9. 100 pounds during the same period
last season. The character of our offer.
ings remains poor, and with the bulk of
common and nOndescript grades sell
ing. the selection OF desirable tobaccos
ia very unsatisfactory. Prices, however.
continue to be very full. and all grade
are in strong demani at former high
figures. There are many complaints
coming in about the poor condition Oh
the growing crop and the damage done
especially to low land tobaccos, owing
TO frequent and incessant rains. The
rainfall this week again has been con
siderable throughout our tobacco re.
gions. and some dry weather Is badly
needed now.
Holt. SCIIAEFER * Co.
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DANvmLE, VA. July 21-On Tues
day "Wednesday. and Thursday we ba8
large breaks, the sales lasting each day
till nearly 6 o'clock. The average
quality Of the offerings has been "a ce-
clded Improvement or the la-t past
several weeks. as there was nOticcably
much less frosted stock sold than Tor
some time past. II there has been an
increase in the proportion ~ wrappers
sold, we failed to notice 1t. one crop
Of good to fine Old wrappers was sold
at a high average The demand for
wrappers seems little better than "a
week ago.
The market is fairly supplied with
medium TO good cutters. Fine IS very
scarce. Prices are firm on better grades.
The medium grades are rather easier.
The market is well supplied with ne
dunn to fine filters. Our home manu-
features are buying them freely at good
prices. There are good many orders
for this line on our market from the
North Carolina manufacturers There
has been very little change in the prices
Of common TO good bright smokers iu
the past month. They are quite rea-
sOnable in price.
Common filters are some sitter.
For the past ten days we have had
continuous hard rains that must have
done great damage to the growing crop.
We have net been able t0 obtain as
definite information as we would Ike
to have, as yet. since there have been
comparatively few farmers here since
the heaviest Of the rains.
4 good many North Carolina tobacco
men have been on our market during
the past week. DIBRELL BROTHERS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30
New Aofk Cotton Market.
IBv telegraph

NEW YORK. July 29.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price q Co., in their cotton circular
tonight. say: Liverpool has continued
10 improve. although the advance there
seems 20 lack the support Of any IN
creased demand from spinners. CroI
accounts continue good, although there
are some reports Of damage by the eK
cessive rains of last Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. and the opinion
that the maturity II this croE
will be later even than tina
Of last years seems unchanged. Angus
opened al 1864. sold down to 1889
" hen tie realizing OF some Of the long
caused IT again TO be bid mp 10 1868 al
the close. -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30
IIopkin>,ille. Ky

HOpRINsyILLE. KY, July 26.-Re-
ceipts since last report. SO hhds., re-
ceipts TO date. : 1873 hhds.. receipts 10
same time last year, 5.6i6 hhds.; sale'
since last report, $50 hhds.: sales to
date. S.l5l hhds., sales to same time
last year, G293 hhds.
Our market showed 30 new feature
Of interest, and prices ran much the
same as last week with the same strong
pressure on everything Of really deslra-
BILE character.
The crop in the field is about the same
as last reported, and is doing as well as
could be expected under the circum-
stances. We quote: Common lug,
sl50 to So; medium, - to S2.7j; good.
g 20 1918. common leaf. - 10 %: me-
dunn, 80 so TO $3.50; good, = to $40
fine, none offered.
NJ. II. CLARK & BIO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30
New York Financial Market.
~ I----LLI.

NEW YORK, July 20 Money closed az
p per cent. Exchange closed steady.
withactual business at4sj!a4s6 for sixty
DAYS. and 4s7a4s,i for demand. Posted
rates. l.Gai>7i. Governments closed
steady, currency G's, llsbid; As. cou-
pons. l2ss bil.4l S do. 1868 bid.
Tie stock market opened very dull.
but slightly higher than Saturday Z:
closing figures. The Chesapeake and
ONO stocks were again active, tht
common 90 It's highest point showing a
cain of Il. the first preferred and
the second preferred /. Atchison and
e. G.. C.aud st. Louis we're very strong
Tie market was irregular and extreme
~ dull. but at noon was steady at
about the opening prices. la the after
noon the market was featursle's, clos
iag duh aud steady. The total sale
aggregated l30,374 shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

10c. August. &c: September. 76s1,c.
Corn-July. 36;a36.c.. August. 36sc.
September. SIC. Olts-July. 22sa22+,.
August. pc: September. PIC. Pork g.
July. $40 s.. August, $40 81. Sep
TENDER. $1,000 Lard-July and Au-
gust, Sc O2i September S6.19i. RIBS
July. $685. August. sjS2ta,j 30. Sep
TENDER. = 49,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30
Baltimore Markets.
10y Telegraph.

BALTIMORE. July e0.-Cottou dull
middling. llsc. Flour dull; Howard
street and Western superfine. s2.6Os
e3Ij. do. extra. S3.2jaS42j do.
family. 81 i0aS5; City Mills. Rio brands,
extra. - 90aS5.10. winter wheat. pat
ent. SJ.l0sSJ 6j. spring wheat. patent.
sGasG %: spring. straight. S49Oas5 30.
spring wheat. extra. S4sS4 80. Wheat
southern firm and wanted: fullz. s0a
ssc.: Longberry, s2as9c. No. .. Sic.
steamer. SOC. Western easy, No.
winter red, spot. sJtc.: July, e64c.
Corn-Southeru scarce and firm: white,
JOa52c.: yellow, 45afGc.; Western
steady: mixed. spot, 4lc.: July. 4ic.
Oats good. light. very steady: south
efn and Pennsy lyaria. 30a35c. Western
white. 33a34!c; Westefn MIXED. 5Va
Sic: graded 80. . white. Sic. bid.
Rye Arrivals OF irregular quality
prime to choice. 5OIj.c. Provisions
dull. Peuolsum steady refined. o'lo
Coffee nominal. Rio cargces, fair, lsc.
Sugar steady: ! soft DC. Copper
quiet: refined, l0ial0sc. Whisky steady
II 10.
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y
rise front the Invasion rtns
foo of mutt
csor ell anew
al fuugs
same ma be sio in
That the ubiquitous Indeed
crt s nOutrt
mcr
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4 row occurred on the incoming ac'
commodation train, at winchester :
Tuesday night, between a number Oh
charlestown and Winchester "pioods
returning from the picnic at Island
park. The trouble il said 20 nave
risen over girl, but It islikely whisky
'laved it's rs ual part. 1t was regular
mock down affair. and occurred IN the
ladies' car, badly frightening some OF
the W omen and children.
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Sew York Produce Market.
LnN Inle.Ilun.-

NEW YORK. July e9.-Flour closed
quiet but firm; fine grades winter
s.. 2jaS2 s.: extra. No. 3. S300ae3.jO
Southern Hour steady and unchanged.
Wheat irregular; spot sales. 40. >. red
winter. cash. s9lc: do. July. Ssc Corn
easier; spot sales No. mixed, 4ltc.
do. July. 4ic. Oats-Spot sales. No. }.
white. CSC: No. ,. do. 33ic. Pork
steady: mess. $40 j0IS12.75. Lard
closed easier; August. SOIL. Sugar
refined. ic. lower all round Coffee
Spot firm; fair cargoes Rio, lie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

CINcISNITI, o.. July Chickering'S
during week. 1904 hogsheads; actual
sales. 2,l70 hogshesds, receipts, 5,l9f
hogsheads.
Considering the extremely large Of
fsrinas in our market this week, We
can report a very firm and active de-
mand for all grades. Medium fhery
grades were at times irregular and
lower, while bright sorts and fine leaf
continued very active and higher IN
price. Quality Of tho offerings was
good, but condition poor.
+. W. DOHRSlAN x Son.