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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-06

Ex-Governor j. b. Neil is urged
in some quarters as the very man
the Republicans need in winning
gubernatorial contest. They urge
nis executive experience acquired
in the wilderness of Idaho and say
it was just the stuff wanted here in
Ohio. 4.
Col. Poorman seems to be having
a desperate hard time Of it trying
to fit himself into q soft Washing
ton snap. AS the position of land
examiner, he don't know whether
to take it or not. He is beginning
to realize, after looking oyer Ohio
and her treatment at the hands of
Harrison, that he had better take
and keep all he can get, whatever
it is, and hold it with the hope of
getting something better.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-06
Farm and Garden Notes.

Provide sufficient number OF
nests.
Begin right in getting ont rs
many of the .As:atic chicks as pos
sible.
The first point in grape culture
is the selection of location. The
hillside sloping to the south is the
best.
In preparing ground for grapes,
epplowing is best, then follow
in the same furrow with u sub-soil
plow.
The slow, lazy breeds of fowls
are more likely to have scaly legs
than the quickmoving fowls.
Hence more care should be taken
to prevent.
Active birds, if confined and not
exercising, will pull feathers, but
the habit is easily acquired from
any one Of the flock by the other
fleluDeTS lneTcOl.
There is nothing finer for the
table than Il Wyandotte fowl, if
plump and fat. They have yellow
legs and flesh, which add much to
the appearance, and command the
better price in market.
They never need fear fall who
never scale the nights.
True genius lurketh under cover
while arrogance stalks abroad in
the full light of day.
The sight of q mans money is
!ofttimes the antidote for the odor
of q very bad character.
Prosperity awaits all men, and
even pursues some, but is never
found in the haunts of vice.
If you would avoid the suspicious
of your neighbors, never carry
your molasses in a demijohn.
The wisest fish long escapes the
most dangerous hooks, and is fin
ally caught with q bent up pin.
The most wonderful work Of God
is man; but brand him slanderer
and God will disown his work.
1t is well the book of life is open
ed to us page by page. Were all
the hard lines barred at once the
task would be too hard to master.
Beating the Devil round the
bush: "Why did you give your
husband that letter to mail? He'll
be sure to forget it," said a nice old
lady to her daughter yesterday.
"That's why gave it to him. 1t
is an invitation to that dreadful
Mrs. Blank. I'VE got to send her
an invitation to my reception, but
| don't want her to come"
Old lady-I hope, my son, you
don't sell papers on Sunday?
Small newsboy-(sadly)-No,
snum; 1 amt big enough to carry
Sunday edition yet.
Henpecked husband (reading
paper and rocking the cradle)-
Ahem! the hustle is going out, l
see.
Nixenish wife (who has just fin
ished dressing)-You bet it is, and
Pm going out with it. You take
care of that baby till l get back.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-06
Trains run daily Dnily cxcedt sunda

All trains between Columbus and Cincin-
rati run through without change of cars, con-
nccting in Union Depots with all divergine
lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati Mt 7:lO
p. M. Is Il solid train to Pittsburg via Wheel
Ing. sleeping car attached.
The train leaving Columbus at 33j n. IN. is
q solid train from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati,
with sleeping car. AT Columbus II slscping
ear is set Mt the east end of Union Depot which
can be occupied at any time between 900 pm
and 3:35 Il. m.
The train leaving Cincinnati Mt 1890 n. M,
has through coach to Columbus and Pitts
burgh also parlor car attached: and connects
ut Columbus with sleeping ear for Baltimore
and Phiadclhia.
The train leaving Columbus mt 2:l5 p. m,
has pailor car from Columbus to Cincinnati.
The train leaving Cincinnati at S:ij n. m..
has paror ear from Columbus 10 Cincinnnti.
The train leaving Columbus ut 3:05 p. m.
has through coach from Pittsburg ana Col
umbus to Cincinnati, and connects ut Column
bus with sleeping cars from Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
$. p. PEABODY. w. T.. REPPERT,
Gent Sup't, q. II. \.
Columbus,C. Columbus, o..
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-06

The national debt was reduced
Sl2,OOG,O00 during March.
John Sleeper, Boston philan-
thropist, died in that city Sunday.
Rev. Robert Collyer delivered a
eutogy on John Bright mt New
York Sunday.
Admiral Schufeldt, who has been
in command Of the American fleet
in Chinese waters, has arrived ut
New York.
Hegelman won the 7G-hour walk
ing match which ended at Water
bury, Conn, on Saturday night.
lie scored 37G miles.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-06

Note On running Of trains.
Direct connections made i'm Union Depot at
Columbus for Newark Iancsvilc, Pittsburg,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phila-
dolphia; also for Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
Vile, and all points South and Southwest.
EE-Close connections at Toledo for Detroit
and all points in Michigan and Canada.
FEE-Sundoy trains stop at all stations on
signal.
II. j. FALKESBACH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
G.. II. CARR, Columbus, Ohio.
Gcn'l Sup't.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

in every body's mouth. You will be-
come suddenly rich. Now. the ques-
ton is. what is your chewing gum com
pany going TO DO for Snort. Harrison a
Wanamaker in return for these Irivi-
lcgesy
I'VE are willing TO ACCEPT a round
sum annually for these facilities. bIf 1t
will have 10 contain five figures. How
does q check FOR s2O0 600 slrike YOU.
wilh literal contribution to the clec-
ton expenses In 1897;
"Or. we will accept q moderate roy
atty on each package If gum. Or We
will accept shares of stock IN your firm.
aud you can rely or our not being dead
heads in this scheme.
Please reply at oucn. ~ ] have OIL
ready been approached by rival chew
ing gum firm.
SNORT. HARRISON & WANAMAKER
"lPef BILL SNORT
So yon see. Johnny. if this scheme
works. | u have money enough 60 90
+ ont West 20 one Of the row States aud
get ny self eiCc.ei Senator.
There Is 10 telling wiat amount OF
business We may not 90. am already
NEGOTIATING with a cigar firm 90 supply
the department clerks with cIgars.
Some If them may not care 20 smCk D..
but IF they don't learn how they viii
not Be- in their places very long. Tie
clerks have been taught TO take hiuf.
/ ~ tine cigar firm comes down hand
someiy. there viii BE- so much -mD king
/ that strangers in Washington viii think
I the town j. ON fire.
The name of ale brand Of cigars viii
b. Ia R-fOrma. They Will really De
worth about cent apiece. bat the de-
/ pfimenl CLERKS viii get only two fer "a
quarter. The pho CgiaDh Of the firm
of SIOrl. Harrison * WAnamaker. hugh
/ is colOred will be on the box. Henry
Clay has < { lis mug ,n cigar b0xe-.
hence Why should not the intellectual
faces 81 living statesmen be simi'WlY
pcrpeiuaied
! don see any re- son Why this plan
Of raisiue the Mud slouli not be cX-
tended To- every ant Gle hat clerks and
cleIke-sCs use. We might make an ar.
raugement with some local bakery that
pies. Jr.p erly stamped with l3ll Snort
features ard ihe Lone S-af 81 Texas
lie fmpishad tire employ ets for miil
consideration. DO other PEN ker 'e
ing allowed 90 have access t1 the build
ings The ginger--naps and sodI crack.
crs might be richly em5. sscd With th'
profile Il the PRECEDENT.
You see. johnny. that this scheme i.
In its Infancy a. yet. hul when ths
members Of the firm of Snort HaIii
son and Nandmaker pat their heads Co.
gether and develop 10 more thoroughly
|at least niue-tenths Of the salaries ol
the G1vernment employees ought % r..
into the pockets Of the new iitm and
contractors who furlish tlo chewing
gum, pies. etc. Your friend.
lHL SNORT.
-1rrrS Nif;iuqs
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THE DAILY T1MlS--srNDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1889.

Liberties bv the whiic folls. For in
stance. I say:
.foax down Oar. SIS, rfclic. sea date
And then she says.
on DON'T see an,ihne. What IS ii ropsy
Don't y.u s.e Lufill down nNi
rNo.n
Idon'tnclihei."
"Tren run off. laughing. play the
rart in an Innocent -ort OF way lI''
ike child. Nv G'si dress IS coffee
ssck With oh shlcs-oii ones -thn
hiacl. slocknc- When ! change pul
ON nlsin. neat calico dress. win "a iit-
&c iuLi. ar0uid Tire bottom. ana
.,aealon snd uice -ho's anu stoch'
ira- sDme TOrsys war SIR "isS'e,
md rcd shoes. bus tlats All wrong. ana
attributed my simplicity. I'D d
,r.at meas.re. 40 ms success
tre n.e-s have always t-eAifd
mn. sflirdidlv. ard they fcyer gave re
CO... in 10y hie. kat and some
.ine- play the part together 10 tiouif'
.h,r,tisc base two T0rs}s. She does
-.n,h dafcuc. heavy dlrcrg. Won
know. while / do iltht DH' o'n-'
..H.e na. ald the orchestra litt W.T.,
..fIv. ara do my ltilt atn' 80
ash. tlit vou would thirk ! 49," ca
.nLI.r shoes. And just as leave ihc
q ae imp up in th" ar 'hl
c..,. down bang, as ioui H- can.
f..r tge audience roals. A.er thai
~, .i4er cones ClL and 'he doe o
I.ll. I.ik;r,, about NOW l4t', ser what
. tf.r.r kim tin. iHi rNiIt -I"
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rounds, but McAu'ifrA had overy thing
his own way an tie timo. and dropped
hiilcn into. "a C. rDer with one 81 the
proiti'si. and al the same time one Of
The most VICIOUS up erculs that 10 ever
bnfC'l piiz' fighter 90 - counter. The
only blood diaAn went 60 NcAuliile 3
credit. aud ihal WIS dawn when Joe
gave The Northwestern champion the
knock out blow under the chin at the
end OF the seventh round.
new WINNING RECORDS
Ncnert. # lhe Maubaltan Athletic
Club. has made some rev svimmirg
records. The tii,ls were public and
against time. ;t L.clt Grove, l.. l..
and Ntiieft- saam mile with fifteen
turns. ard sue "a, del in busting the
colnrsG nlit. cut OF a!i eXis ing r..
cords. Here are the records by turns
Ogo hundred AMI ten yards I'm. IS.
-29 sards. with one turn. im. BIB 2-1-. .
$50 warts. vifh two turns. ON. o.: 4iD
yards. with three tuirs. im a.. 800
yards. with four turns. GA 80 D.: $50
yards with five turns. I'm. 49,, 40
yards. with SIS iuirs. I'm. g.. $50
yards. with seven turns. ljm. is 800
yards. WIN 'ilut turns. Ism. lG %-j~.:
lltO yards. with ulre turns. .um. d IS
l2lO Yards. with ten turns. -,m.
~ o. 5s.. 800 yari~ with eleven turns.
.!n. - .-5l: 1870 Yards. with twelve
turns. -bu i-s.. l.Ji0 Yards. with thir.
teen taID-. -sm. - 1f.. Loco 5ar1s.
with fourteen Turns. 3lm., mile. with
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

1 to 3 points higher. Sales. q w
bales. Spot cotton. middliog up'anos.
Receipts M our ports TO-
point 10 100 bales. as ncainsi 'ii'
bales last year Crop reports continue
very promising. Closing infnI - ~
September. 10 s3llO ~; October: ~ '"A
1881: November. 10 O2llO Oh: D''cfn-
Der. 9ySio 90. January. lOO29' 10 ~;
February. iOOsal0 90 March. 30 ~
1915: April. l0.glalO.es, May. lV.2'a
ICES: June. l0.J;ai0.3i
In Liverpool spot cotton was "'.,,;
miidling upiards. Gil 49, sales 40 oVo
ales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

NEW YORK, 5 pt,mber l4.-Messrs.
Hubbard. Pnce X Co.. IN their cotton
circular q nigh.. sly: Cotton markets
abroad maintsiu steady front. rather
ASTONISHING the trade who looked for a
concss-ion thu. morning. Our market
opeard s,aiy under covering de-
mind. closing ii-n under Ice bnying
FIR Octocer delivery by the same ope-
ra,ors interested ia the September
squeeze.
The closing prices for futures were
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15
Sew York Produce Market.

NEW NoEH september ll.-flonr
duh bn, steady Guy Wlls. extra.
q. 9Cast IS for We-t l1Gies: Minnesota
ezra. s. 5olSjCj. snpefiine. -. -.
- y. Wheat steady y. ; red. ~ SIC.
cash: do. : ptemtsf. N'lSj.c Corn
weak: 80. > mixed. 42t - cash: do
September. ii.c. Oltsdull; NJ. linked.
e6.a2jlc. cash: do. September ani o..
to5er. re. Pork duh; mess. So lOtSl'
f-r inspected. Ia'd quiet: September
and Ostober 20 10. Sugar firm: cut
loaf and crushed. $50 granu'at'd ard
moulde A. SIC. Coffee firm. fair car
goes. l9.c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

.CP1i,syIILE, Ky. September T. -
The feelings this week consisted large
Is at Gnmaged and otnerWi'e urdes ira
bic tcb.c.o. when broughtyers uusats-
faclofy prices and Ccclsilaed numerous
rel ciou~. Prices were fully main
tainei on al desirable kinds. .sd with
,mali II rings. The pressure was very
str.ng GA every hOgshead showing at
tractye qualities. The cutting OF the
pew crop. which commenced IN small
way about ten days ago, has now be-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

Dress borders. which. 10y The Way ~''
r. he features of the new gowns. are
made in geome,rcal designs.
The fan" shaped waist. gathered "a
the front and back. j. as popular now "a
~ the BEGINNING 81 the season.
There il division OF opinion as Q
whether skirts are 10 be made 90 csoap'
or 10 f-.H on the ground tlls season.
Evening Shoes and open WORK -ioch
ms have been worn BY English ~ome'
in the afternoon during the entire sum
mer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

BALrMOuE. September 10 - Cotton
steady: mililing. lisc. -Four good
demand ard steady. Wheat bern.
firm ana higher: Fu'lz. s5l,S,.: - ..
SO..: scan e.. 10; Western stead, Sc.
>. winter red. spot. i'ia.r4' Corn
southern nominal: white i-sij'.. vel
low. A ~, West.gn stoaiy; mixed.
pot end SEPTEMBER. i0a&olc. Ofts
slow Wss'ein white. 25a-i e. RYE
steady al i2,. Provisions steady. COT
Zee finn. R'0 clrg0es fair. l9ic. SUGAR
steady: \ soft ST.. Copper nominal,
refined. l0llUic
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II. oui- Markets

ST. Louis. No. September i3.-tlour
quiet. steady. and unchanged. Wheat
firm: September 5isc. Corn lower.
October. e9sc. BID. OA's steady. oci'-
Der. 1859. Lafl- Prime steam. 500.
Perks audard mes, $40 50. dry salt
meats. shoulders -: longs and clear
rios IS o2l: shortcloar. Sjcsi Boon -
shoulders. ~j12l. longs ara clear rlbs,
b 81. short ,lnar. elNOl.h.nO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

WAnReNgo,. y. g.. September H.
Nevlrin IA recollection have | seen
t.e receipt # toe aew crop 50 la.go as
Dliv i1 ito season q, they have ell
tris year. UHt. "A i.w DAYS pas. cur
warehouse h)lis hive been flil. prlnci-
u4l.t Oi ihr uev cr.p. only Load O.
OH u9w AID uer. On account O. Tie
recent windy weather receipts this
week have been comnlrilivriy light.
Prc,7 .ie holding up fairly we'll.
thlusA ! notice q decline 10 81! grades.
The quality j. not altogether as good Is
al Gi,.. More Al!egs are SHOW ing up.
". b. BOYD.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI September li-Pork rsg-
u'lr 90 sl0.j0a~l0.7j; family, SHEA
sll.3s. Lard keuie-lricd. t.aie.
Bacon short. clear sides. e5'ol-n.
Nhisky- Sales 30 barrels OF iilished
goods O., % basis of - o. per gallon for
high wines.
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come quite general. and we estimate
that Nv the end ~ the week fourth OF
the crop viii be in The barn.
NJ. II. CLARK & BROTHER.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
SENSATION OVER SUlLlVAN'S DE-
TERMINATION TO ENTER
POLITICS.

ihe Eig Fellow IN Earnest aud Conf
dent Of His licction--A Weak iiehi in
san Francisco - The Scailc O',onnor
Boat Eaco-rinc swimming Record.
SPECIAL Cofrcs9ondci CO OF the Times
NEW YORK. september i3 The great
sensation OF the week !, the determine.
ton expressed by the champion of an
Che world S fighters to give up punching
ard go into the halls of Congress as "a
representative of the people 81 Boston.
leai is Just what John L. Sullivan Is
gong Co DO $40 thn next election. ant
there is no doubt but that Doe viii. If ha
D,t- .he nomination iu hi, own ward
ltd there i~ hardly any chance a. Up
Dll Dee elected by a hand.omc mai Hritq.
rl ma fnr Va runs AGAINST BIN IUn
ftuiag NHa was the iif-ipapor 90 make
llc tact kuoWu thli sullivan Was going
to run ior g. n-rles public. aud no FIRST
thc ROWS w1. looked upon as % nus.
ISL upon tne big fellow bat tNe SIN
haa letter written aud signed hl SUE
i.an. arG when hc was spoken t0aD.ut
DO thc wiuner cf numberlo., battles on
.I
ol llhtcr- acknowied.Dd tha soft im-
paachmcn, and laid down Lis cour.. o..
action.
Oh course some cf the papers. which
are anxious 30 be looked upon AS bright
and funny. began to unload lot ol
nor rsical Io.. 300 the shape of alleged
interviews wiki Sullivan. even after
D.. vas Canclueivcly shown tflt he was
serious .n has inieniions To- 50 INTO poii.
lDs ana leave the f'ns alone inf eOcd
and all. lncy quoted hm as giving
expression go 'ii sorts OF l.oi -A Ideas.
'nd 'ii 'i' 'net t'n.n 'o make n'm 'p
ltii 'iuiyli'u7 "-i ignorant DID '"e e1 's
'i lNr IApHc.
L'.floie "A2 h'oN7 d 'hn D.. > iii-
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SALLIE PARTINGT0N
INTERESTING CHAT WITH THIS
WsLL-KNOWI kCTnEss.

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I'D me i"-l u ,e ",u'' o.' ..,.,'t.'
NO. - SOUTH '-,. ',' M f. ia.
ing Jaii,e' nv "'.'i - -. '.,.t
hl-s SINE I'i'ii tth' "' 'o ..'
danseu-e who Wa 81 ''' I''' '''
ana pet OF l'''"l' l' ''''.'- ,-....S
W'n,a" VINO w. . ,,-.
oi Inc O'' u .'i'''' u.s.. 49,,
tuilt Dom 'n .''' ''''-... ' 'i.,.
iHefa"y De'
her baDFh'oi' ~ '.'-.
h,,iI-' ever up ''.' ."
J.. .hMohp -r .'.... 3D..
July '"N''' .'
'i.c'lo,s e.. ...;.,l -.,r,
Ais' iai' .t.t..' ',or@5
ihe '''re' o'' ''"''' f1.'t.l in
nom H','','" I,r-s and
.,''i' ''''
VI ne .'P. ..-..r o.lf.1on nerves.
a ii'''a f'...l i,,.. ,..,,.
seIuay .i.'i non '''.'' ..'.-. ,ra,+. -ba
Dlss -s'.''7 Ell. r,,. .f.rior
eH' J'7' '''o.' ......f a. ,.ve
l,o'-i ..I.,l ,.o.
s',.V,i ''. az. ..ii- .~-.li... u.rr
i.-,,..i Pc, -... ..e nrr.
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Xew NonE. September li-Money
closed ea-y %. 5 per cent. ~ 'h1nge
cl.s.I nady: posted rates. AssialsV.
actual rates. I~l. for sixty days. ard
I..Ifr O. maud. Governments closed
.t,alg.c arrsncs Cells bid. Is ecu
nous. Us -. 5 do. 1867 BID.
Toe ues cat iu rates .in tle west by
Tie G. Ii.agO. Burlington aui Norm ~
NADIA depressing effect upon the stccs
mrfket ibis morning. Inc opening
prices were generally ! TO . lower than
ast evening Dining the fret
holr price, made further de-
riU,- ou Limited ag.i1rs. There
a1s ntlt more anlmation in
che hour to noon. bu- the tone con-
lnnfd wDak 90 ihs close. Dh me APP
n..rlnce o.. tne ns1A statement about
l.1. -alwing % decrease 10 the re-
serves oil -2.a.j.ClO. there was further
decline. Tae closing prices were about
tsr lowest oi ,u- aay. and were % :
below those a Yesterday. The saie'
4.-..urtfed 10 SO a.. share.
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BILL WHITE HOUSE

touched am nc'ineI 90 ulhk'
on., eM0pvlMTlr WAITE HOusF
BILL S"oN w lr,e Will Z 'OOoI
uc rcil. Jonnn, ril,lc'op An About the
Sew li.m of snort, I3ani-on & Wanna
maae.- uou vs. Observation-Disclosures, III.
Business
WAsmNoT0N. August r.
1;, rr,r ..iosy.y. .A.T wrote ven I'm
o. .,.,rs iaf-o-. since adopfei Ilcc
Ii.if.'..-. ,.I.,. ~ u..lln. to.h .cra.
a,"". ,.y. been .1l'ino dovnmCuev
,vcrv week. Wheu ANYBODY performs
nv r.r.sral service for ID. member of
Ola. ,9,.iri.f,ati.n. ,ya do not nav him
in.c.a.i cash ou. of oar own pockets.
r..al, Of H. We e,mpiv 60 20 the
President and have fha AFORESAID credi-
fo, .,.cinted ~ a lucrative Office. aud
tl..f ..r..i. ,ha dalf.
rnIn.,, Johnny. we have struck
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cOTTOS nfPCRl
Chicago Markets.
Iltv IlIpurtfnii.

CucAgO. $ ptember II Wheat
oofned steady. Corn weak. oats quiet.
Provisions dull Closing: Wheat--Ssp.
iemher. re: October. .,s,; December
1sla-g. C0ru-Sep.ember aud October
a2.c December. 3lsc. Oats S~psem'
b.r. lgic. OctCber. lJ.4l9.c.; Dtcem
Der. lJsc. Pork SeWember aud Octo
b-r. $40 %: January. S9.l1a. LAID
September. - 81; October, 50 20; jan
nary. sJ.s-.. Short rios-Septennber
800: October. S492i January. "A O2t
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penorto,l by ". Branch & Co.. ansei'
ma nrosc,s. 80. III Main street
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Grain AMI cotton ia,hnnse'
RICHMOND. VA. : September II. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
Whea. -3.I13 bushels.
Corn 900 bushels.
OHs-- 0>s bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO oECRErARf.
Wlea II. uebefry, LOO bushels
nrm. ou private terms. 200 bushels
common at zoe. Mixed, 1900 bushels
fair 90 very good on private terms; go
bushels fair at ,De. SlOrtberry. zoo
Uusae', far on private terms: ~ bush
si- common nc Co.,. 33 bushels common
al s3c. Total salo # wheat, 3, rs bush
els.
OA.s-Wiuter. 3, bushels good on
private terms.
COTTON nfpCkr.
Market ism.
Ouol1fiOas.- M.ddling. l0sc.. low
miadl.ng. lO.c; good ordinary
J.c.
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n.illmnl. elnak MarLst.

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BALTIMORE. September l4.-Nirginia
cons Us. o5. .o. tAress, o.
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The sculling race between - Oo'''' ''i e
80 T.ronto. and Searle. of Australia
v,...m,tningof asur2ri-e to the people
.rafhi-- .dc Of the water. Almost t''i
.0.l,. exo,cted that tie American WDDl' Z
..in AWAY from the Australian. n3'
,e d,l not do So. was because 9,ai },
,ss faster than be- on the Wa.ei' "~"
b'rm.e O'Couuor was badly OVER
The race Itself WAS a. honest as da'.
t..t, ,.d was roWCd for al NJ ""s
.'-1,fi, hy both men. O'CDnnor started
,rin h.s usual style. with tne ieao
,n. MA. unable to keep it. and lost 'ht
, r,. tut even when be vas several
ne,l lengths behind bis rival Tor '"'
Irnors Of the world. he did not nos,
h.-,f or stroke. and KEEP, 40 las Won
., came am American oaisman as even
t,,'.l1a .poon. The days Of 1nAir,
t.fn,4 inc race had something 10 o.,
IN b,s condition toe. lie iosl f'N
Ind. iu.t from worrying about 'n''
rl.,1~,mS. and while he hac heart oaoDA.
49, have won the race, he met oe''.
"a a faster oaisman, and he was IL
o,o't ho,rible condition, proies'i'n''N
.,ea ing.
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That was a ra'hsr weak hsnt ln .
,tn TO- ni~ht NJ the q )lnen Gate Athistic
o. o. !" San Francisco, when J'e Nc
W." ,,en aud Pat Killen. the champion
A ,,nn Vortbwest. had their mite SCI
o. ~" 'hich resulted 20 di'a'tronsi' Tor
70 - L. and IN a measure gave DieH ~
h'i.v" ',,T. a little slfig OF the iaufeis
NJ. nu'" a. los, when Pete Jackson, the
coIored boy, whipped hum - y D. .ayen n
sIort time ago. there were only 'e''"
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Flour ANA Neal.

Flour Richmond patent roller
family. - 30 30 Sj. iarcy family - 10
- %; family. - - 10 - 10: city extra.
3 20 10 a. city superfiue. 1875 To
- 50: city ine. - 20 TO 80.
Meal-City. per bushcl, DC: country,
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Hay-No. LTmothy. per ton. Slj.oO
10 50 Como. >. $3.50 to ~ 50.mixed.
Si2 to Sl3. Virginia clover. 80 ~ sl2.
BaleG Oats-Sll to SI2.
Shuck Balel. - o. Coz.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 20
to 42c: loose, pressed. large baies. - 80
iJc.