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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20
REVOLUTION In BRAZIL
DOM PEDRO's GOVERNMENT SUCCEED
ED BY A REPUBIIC.

Very Little RloodsAetl Thus Tar--Tho Enl-
peror's Person 10 be prOtccted--Mrs
Parneli Destitutc--Othcr News Of All
Kinds,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20
THREATENING DOCTOR AMES

The Minneapolis Politician Receives An.
other vengcfui Letter.
Minren Dolis MINI diana tch snvs. nr
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20
KNEW WHAT ALLIED HIM.
A Nc uBg Man Announces That He h
the Smallpox.

A young MAN announces An1t ne Rms
the Smallpox.
A sensation was createi in Chicago the
other day when young man walkel into
the city health Office and announced that
he had smallpox. An examination proved
his statement to be true. He had called
on physician several blocks away and
had been directed to the health Office.
Considerable anxiety is felt now as to
whether or not the persons he met IN the
doctors Office and the hundreds whom he
passed in the street are in danger Of catch
mo tho infection.
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THE w. c. II. U.

Tho Ncxt National Gathering Will BE ut
Atlanta.
The executive committee of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance union has
decided to accept the invitation rendered
BY the state and other officials of Georgia
and hold the next convention in Atlanta.
The officers say no action will be taken IN
the Iowa matter until they learn what stand
the Iowa state unions decide to take. AZ d
meeting Of the executive committee, Apw.:
ever, it was resolved to invite the 1oWA
members Of the W. G. 7. u, regard Nls
their sympathies with any political
to meet and consult a. to the hest
Of procedure in view Of tho with4g !
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20
THE LATE MARkETs.
Current Prices for Staple Products.
SIOUX CITY.

Cattle-Market steady 1t unchanged prices.
QuotaHpns Gamers, 75c 10; cows, 31.000
2.O5; Nockers, e1.5O 2.s5r feeders, ol25OQ9o; |;
veal calves, e2.0Od3.15.
Hogs-Hcavy receipts caused the market 70
suffer . decline Of 10 s15c during the week.
SEQ; mixed. $3.50 3.55.
Butter - Prices steady. Creamery, l5c;
dairy. sN11c; fresh roll. 607c.
Eggs-Fresh, candlsd, 160l7c.
POuitry-6prins chickens. live o200027s
per doc. live Per pound, &c.
Hides Green, &c; cured. 4,40sc flint, Toss; /;
dry salted. 4Gsc; green pslts; shsarling. sach
l5020c; dry pelts, per h.. 100l4c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20
KENTUCKY CONTAGlON.

Reappearance Of Spotted Fever Causes
Great CONSERVATION.
There is great excitement in Webster
county, Kentucky, over the temperance
of the terrible spotted fever scourgs that
ragged in that county with such fatal
effect last winter. A number of new cases
of that disease have been reported from
different villages surrounding Dixon. the
county seat. Everything possible is being
done to prevent spread and to keep q
terrified people from deserting their homes,
as they did in large numbers last year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20
= CANADA's RIVAL
No Way OF Extradlting Criminals In the
Oklahoma Country.

Attorney General Kellogg, of Kansas,
has decided that an offender of the law,
who has moved from Kansas 10 Oklahoma,
cannot be brought back, as there is 70
governor nor any legal authority upon
whom requisition can be issued. This
offers the Kansas criminals q nearer haven
of refuge than Canada for future resort.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-20

furnish cards admitting to the privileges OF
the conference women who desire to ad-
here to the National w. c. T. U.
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THE STATE HAS CLOSED.
CONCLUtING EvIDENCE IN THE GRO
Mn MURDER CASE.

A Gertnan washwoman Tells of Hearing
= Cry ~ Agony from tho Carlson Cot
taso On The Night Of My L. Last Wit
nesses fnr the Prosecution.
EChicago telegram.l
Ia the cronin trial, Henry buchholez,
. saloonkseper at 2S0S Cottage Grove
avenue. testified that Kunze boarded at his
place unlsr the name of Kaiser.
Nv han did he come there?''
April A."
Hoy long did he stay with your
"Till hS was arrested"
Charles sHerckimer, tailor, who keeps
. sa0p near Buchholx's saloon, was the
next wieDksA Herckimer testified that he
kueA snxe. He had met Kunze in
saloon, where the latter intro.
10 Kunxe, saying: "Mr. Herck-
Is Mr.. Kaiser" Kuuze
,y came to witness tailor shop
work done, and gave the
AissF, On Anothsr occasion
~ - AisIA waf Kunxe.
ri xxS5S f7(@x 3S&E ~ k0l ' &J7
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-20
TOBACCO DEPARTME NT.

RICHMOND, July DEDUCTION offer
ings on Change to-day, u packages,
with taken in. Highest price, $40;
lowest. SllO; average. SO 20.
There was only quiet retail sale on
and of Change to-day privately; such
"A market as we often have in mid
summer. when many Of the trade are
of and then on the market and others
absent. Every day witnesses the re-
ducli0n of old stock smokers. or filters.
while the old supply of wrappers de-
clnos visibly. To-day and yesterday
there were several lots Of fine new
wrappers and cutters sampled. Buyers
can now accommodate themselves
az any figure. from 80 to 45c
for cutters. or - to 7jc. for
wrappers. Some are very pretty and
rich, and we presume. that none will
be better quality or price than these
opening up this week. as they are the
best Of leading shippers stock from Ok
ford and Henderson, \. &. Dark to-
bac, % az pear very mOnOtOnOus to the
outsider not a regular buyer, but there
is general dullness in that line except
for selections.
We have not only had wet spring
but thus far a cool wet summer. 1t
rains hard to-day. Light soils must
suffer from washing. The stiff soil
may stand il. and tobacco may thrive.
We hope our country friends are taking
observations Of the crop growth alor &
with their extraordinary seasons. The
export plug trade keeps up well. Not
only Virginia. but much Western dark
is now being used for this purpose.
Western reports from Paducah. May
field. llOpkinsville and OwensbOro, KY,
state that there has been too much rain
over AN that section. The complaint i
that lhe root when taken up shows no
spread Or growth. but is reported as
having TUNED back.
Clarksville, Tenn, has had fine grow
ing weather thus far. W. +. ID.
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tho PITTS INpnslIiOn.

Paris. July 5.-As the wsek was de-
voted GO American sOlemnities. let nae
teil YOU that ON Monday last, the LIST in
SAINT. the United States exhibit was
honorod with an official yisit0f NJ. Car
mot. president OF the Republic.
After having first stopped at the
eraphoph0ue and then at the phone
graph lEiisonl. NJ. Carnot came to the
stand Of Allen * Giuter of Richmond,
the cigarette and tobacco manufacture
ers. lie 1as accompanied by NJ. Spul-
ler Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Nj. Al
phand, The chief engineer Of the Exhi
bition. NJ. Berger. general director
&c. &c.
General Franklin, Moesrs. luck, Gun
mel. Railly BlauchAtd and Aytoun. es-
cotcd by a party Of the American ma
liuc directed Joy Captain COchTanel
came to salute the president.
On the from. of Allen x Ginter +
splendid EXHIBIT. NJ. Jacques Zebaume,
editor of tine Lc IObdc their representa-
tive in France since 1878, was expecting
NJ Garnet, aud gave him all the partl-
culaIs about the capacity of the works
of this most important American fac
tory.
NJ. Carnot was kind enough to men
ton that the fame of Richmond Gem
was perfectly we'll known TO him.
When Minister of Finance, before he
became President Of the French Repub-
Ito. he knew that Messrs. Allen * Gin
ter's factory supplied regularly the
French Reggie with their cigarettes and
tobacco.
ID is worthy Of notice that there is no
other brand in France Of American
tobacco products pat on sale in the
Reggie stores.
Before leaving NJ. Garnet shook hands
with NJ. Iebaume. an honor which be
longs 10 Messrs. Allen & Ginter's firm,
and favor that was particularly re-
marketable La POHdre, "a NeU forh
T..sF
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NEW YORK. July Mcssrs. Hub.
bard. Price * Go. IN their cotton cur
cular tonight say "Our advices from
Liverpool report a poor trade in Man
chester. aud short ,ime being generally
rcs0rtei % by spinners. No official ac-
ton has set been taken by them to rem
der the movement complete shut
down, bat the falling on in the de.
mand for goods in the East is stated Ia
supper. Of their action To-day sales
ia Liverpool are very small. and quo
tatiOGs reduced
Market here closed firm at 90 3
points higher. Sl'es "A 200 bales. Re-
ccipts % ports today estimated at 300
bales. Spot cotton quiet: HE. for mid
dlug upands. sales lGi tales TO spin
uers. Futures closed. July. 10 ijllO 40,
August. lO.I5llOl rs. September. lO lla
1u.I2. October. 9.ehg.gD November.
0e2l0 -. December, o. -jl9 So. January
0gla0.92; February, ggsa9 90, March.
lOOjalO05 ; April. TO l3alOli May.
lO2lalO.22. June. iO.2,alO.3O.
La Liverpool spot cotton closed dull
mildlng uplands d 81. Sales, 5000
l4Isl
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Apples Choice Summer. Sl7j 10
500 prime. Sl.lO to SlGO; poor TO
good. Sl.OU 90 81 %.
Bacon Virginia hams, choice old, ljc
per pound new hams. small. - TO l3c.
new hams, large, 10 o. he; sides, 81 to
o.: shoulders. : % So.
Beeswax- 20 to Die per pound.
Broom Corn to ic.
Bultor-N irginia creamery. - 10 l0c.
family packed Virginia.. "A 70 ljc,
choice yellow store packed Virginia.
H. 10 BE: store packed. mixed color
and sweet, . to Zoe store packed, COM
mon to fair, nominal.
Esgs-In crates fresh. - to l3c; in
boxes and barrels. ] TO he.
Live Poutry-Hens. - 20 Soc; mixed
cOops. - To PC. Chickens, spring.
large. - 10 2jc.; small, l. TO -Oc.
Dried Fruit-Peaches. peeled, . 10 Sc;
unpeeled, halves. 3 to BE. Apples.
sliced, TO Sic quarters. p 20 Be-. Cher
ries, pitted, 10 &c. Blsckberries,
TO SIC. Whouleberries, 6 10 &c.
Feathers-Prime live goose, 80 to ijc
per pound; mixed. - to SOC.
llaAoctu ct Du1ucl, sl-lh 10 Gu
Hides-Dry lljuts. light weights, to
Sc per pound: heavy weights. &c per
pound dry sailed, 5c; wet salted, 4ci
green, &c.
Lard-Prime country, : to SIC pen
pound.
Onions-New. per crate, SO to 70
Oranges 80 20 81 60
Lemons $500 TO $3.50
Peaches-Per half bushel crate. SOC.
10 Sl.0O.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound,
10 &c; medium, 3 TO 4c.
Potatoes Dushel. 80 TO zoe, new
prime. per barrel. Sl.25 to Sl.7j.
Roots -Ginsong, per pound, 500
Seneca, per pound. 80 to 3jc.
Seeds-Cloyer per pound, : TO DC
Timothy, per bushel, Sl.75 10 $500
Orchard grass, SlO0 to Sl.25; Herd.
grass, 81 to 6jc: German niillet, 20 t.
gOc.
Sumac-per 100 lbs, 75c to 81.
Wo).-Tub- washed, 81 to So pei
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AggEogD.e collections from the Tobacco
Trade since thcIax Went into meet

I'm the twenty seven years that the
revenue tax has applied 20 tobacco
there has been collected by the United
States Revenue Department from the
tobacco Trade as taxes total Of SSH
600 900. about $500 00O. 900 of which has
been collected from chewing and smok-
ing tobacco and snuff. over -2A coo, 600
from cigars. 50, 100000 from cigarettes,
and the balance as special taxes. The
highest amount collected in any one
wear was in lSsl-2. when S47, 1871 .9S5 81
was collected. Then the tax was dOubly
as large as il now is on tobacco. snuff
and cigars, and three hundred and fifty
per cent. of The tax now on cigarettes.
That year there was manufactured
about 81 600. 600 pounds less of tobacco
and snuff. 500. 600 600 less Of cigars, and
GOO coo 600 less of cigarettes than has
been manufactured in the past fiscal
yeaf.-lIctcrH Tobacco Journal.
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CLARKsvItLE. Tenn, July l7.-Our
market for the past week has been
without new features. 1t was irregula +
at times, but generally firm, closing
strong for all grades. The sales for the
week ending to-day were l,O7O hogs
heads. The breaks were generally OF
low to medium grades, but little good
TO fue leaf al pearing. The stock Of
unsold tobaccos is the largest ever
known in our market, held mainly in
hone Of better market, but must come
on sale in next,few months. or else be
marketed in competition with the new
crops. We hear Of no special complaints
coming from the field, the new crops Is
therefore supposed to be doing fairly
veil NJ. III. CLARK & Bro.
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NEW York, July ls.-Money closed al
3 per cent, the highest rate: lowest %
per cent. Exchange closed steady !,
posted rates. 4S7a4sSi; actual rates,
lS6aiS6i for sixty days. and 4ssa4sot
for demand. Governments firm: cur
rency o's. ils bid; As coupons, 1851
bid; AS do, 1868 bid.
It was generally conceded on the
street this morning that the decline IN
the stock market yesterday was only
arrested by report that the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy had acquired
control Of the Burlington and Northern.
II was assumed that tins would result
in bringing the Burlington aud North
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Market firm.


IlN lcII graph.
BALTIMORE. July 19.-Cotton steady;
middling. DE-. Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat Southern active aud higher.
Fultz 7sacsc: Longberry, sois9c
Western easy. 80. , winter red. spot,
Sole. Corn Southern firm. white 4sa
Soc: yellow, 4ja4Gc Western. steady
mixed. spot. 43ll3lc. Oats firm and
Southern and Pennsylya-
mia. 3Oa3jc.. Western. white. 33a3jc
Western mixed. 30a32c. graded No. >.
white. Sic. Rye inactive but nomi-
nally firm at soc. Provisions SLOW.
Mess pork. Sl3. new. Sl65 Bulk
meats-Loose shoulders, DC. long
clear. &c. clear-rb sides. 6tc. sugar
picked shoulders. Gic sugar cured
smoked shoulders: &c hams. small.
l3tal3ic., lard. l2tal3.. lard, refined.
Sc. Petroleum dull, refined, $40.
Coffee nominal. RIO cargccs, fair lsc.
Sugar nominal. Copper steady; refined,
l0iallc. Whisky steady.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch n CO., bankers
and brokers', No. iii Main street.
REVIEW.

REVfkW.
New YORK. July l9-Our market
was very dull and generally weak to >
O'Clock, although there was a good raj
ly between II and ! O'Clock. Cold
shipments yesterday and to-day over
two millions. Trust stocks were gen
orally firmer. but the Changers, Trunk
lines. Coasrs, and Southwestern were
heavy. There is a good deal Of bull
talk from Chicago about pending deals,
but until they are concluded or def
mite news Of negotiations is given out,
the street will not accept the gossip.
Hence the dullness. Railroad earn
ings continue very favorable. and crop
reports are better every day. We have
no doubt Of the ultimate end Of the
market, but continue TO feel uncertain
about the immediate future. The mar
ket closed very dull: near lowest
prices.
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Cigarettes.

The Pacific Coast calls for the finer
grades. Zoe. packages. The small-boy
packages are said to be losing ground
as too proiillcss 10 DC. retail
The Mayor Of Cincinnati. urged by a
citizens committee, has issued an order
To- the police department which proposes
tO close Up all cigar a1d tobacco stores
ON Sunday. new order j., in prepare
lion commanding police officers to ar
rest any minor found in possession Of
cigarettes or smoking such on sight.
These two much debated and legislated
questions are expected TO be carried to
a final issue Western T'OtdccO journal.
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MINOR DRJ

this section has been marketed; conse-
quently sales here are quite small. and
from now until the new crop begins to
move they will DO at irregular inter
walls. But prices are fully as high. If
not higher, than at any time stree this
crop commenced moving. Some very
fine color is still sold here. aud brings
easily from 40 to Coo. but most Of tie
stock offered is lnsound The weather
is perfect for the growing crop and
most OF the REPORTS We have from 1t are
very ilattering. j. BOILING.
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II Is curious that we are quito unable
10 realize the cnormity of some Of tho
comm0ncst continental oaths. We can,
Of course, 20 q certain extent, appraisc
such terms rs Slcrc. Sapristi and Nor
bleu lcuphomistic for Mort DIoul, but
on the other hand, wc wholly fail 10 app
prcciatc the swearing value of Milo tom
ncrrcs and Tauscnd Donncrwottor Even
though these latter be regarded as 400 in-
vocation of Thor, the god OF lhundorand
summer heat. $50 cannot SOC anything
very dreadful or juutory in them An
elcizel they become perfectly harmless
and would indeed be- welcomed iu tho
room of some of our own more opprobri-
Gus dioms. Thunder" orctcn Thunder
and lightning" $50 consider q very tcm-
pcrate cxclamation SO. too, thought tho
author of the tragic story Of the "las-
mans Dog which may be consulted
with advantage ON this head
Applying the Johnsonian maxim Of
"claret for boys, roit for men. and
brandy Tor heroes $50 should certainly
be- inclined 20 class either OF both o.
them with the clarot nay, even with the
yet mildcr variety of tlaistonian claret,
vintage happily unknown totho learned
doctor To our iusuiar minds they con
vcy absolutely no idea OF impropricty.
We might 20 about DonncrwettcIing for
q month together, anal not feel ono atom
the better for il, or the worse; whiio our
character forpropriety and decent speech
would not be one whit damaged, what
ever might DO thought Of our sanity
The German soul, however, is conscious
of distinct sense Of relief after judi
cious indulgence in tho same pastimc
Hence we are confronted by the strange
paradox that what is round oath in
one country is not even q smart cjacula-
ton in Observation-Disclosures Magazine
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EN- into the Interstate Association
and thus prevent the reduction
ard demOraliz alton OF rates in the ter
rtory Of the Granger roads west and
north vest Of Chicago. The reported
acquisition OF the Burlington and
Northern is now denied. This, together
with a conclusive denial Of all rumors
of anybody trying to buy control OF the
Chicago and Alton FOR the purpose Of
maintaining rates. and also the engage
ment OF $1,000 900 in gold for shipment
to Europe tomorrow. had the effect of
further depressing the market this
forenoon. and at o'clock nearly all
stocks were to per cent. below last
evening s closing. The afternoon :
dealings showed no increase. while
prices were weak aud continued to de-
cline during the greater part. The
day sales amounted to lG9, 600 shares.
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Of dmnIupu
Lentlna b, emit
di~
n ja
the LEADERS vita nj
whin vInDtcr
Inc rph.svas K
he quest nicrobeo
IA ye q
cdrssJn
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Nen sorn rreanee narhel..

Joy Aflf-itIIiis|
NEW YORK. July 10 Flour closed
quiet at full prices winter fire grades.
- 2ja-2 80. Southern steady. trade and
family extras. c35OaSj.OO. Wheat
weak. spot sales 40 cred, sSass BE-. cash.
No . red winter. July. ssic. Corn
stca iy: spot sales 30. mixed. 43!c.,
do. July. 43c. Oats weaker. spot
sales ~. white Sc 40. mixed
July. PIC. Pork quiet. new mess,
~l2. JOl~l3 1j. Lard weak. August.
$500. Sugar raw. no business re-
ported. refined qliet but firm; cut loaf
crushed and powdered. 9ic.. granu-
lated, 9.c.:cubes, 9ic. C0ifee-sleady
fllr Pm IL.
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MnrrenIon. y. 4.

WARRENTOS. y. c., July 10 Receipts
ina our market have been very light for
the past two weeks. The bulk OF offer
iugs consists mainly OF low grades,
while desirable tobaccos remain very
scarce. Prices are full, with an up
ward tendency.
1t is hard to tell much about the
growing crop. Reports are conflicting.
4 needed rain fell yesterday.
w. b. BOYD.
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chicago markell

CmcAGo. July l9.-Wheat, oats and
corn opened steady. Provisions firm.
Closing Whcat-July. Sole, August.
1osc.. September. zee. COrn-July and
August. 5jIc.. October. 3Gic. Oats
July. 2Zs,.. August. 2l5c.. september,
pc. Poik-Jnly.Sll OBJ. August, SilO1
September Sli.lJ. Lari-Juiy. S6.11i.
August. $500. Ribs-July. 5000
August. sj.52i: September. 50 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-20

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRoMlN AND
nm, WATER. Compare analysis ana
Won will see that our water Is nearly
,0,oo times the strength Of any olher
arseuie water. and contains no organic
matter. For iale by all druggists ana
MAJ p Routf. sole agent. Second ana
ain streets. Send for CIRCULAR
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,a mon elout Tho
n c iwtl
q Th chcn
pre-
r,af utm
tIe n
st "a
e. PRAYER
fl,to OBJ s. no ncvo ocirn IL
to Do % recently
behind he ,uiiic
AL
l 10 orig ra
thonft
4 account for
nasorlos
les ha,ote
M l. lc ies oxa,r
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RICHMOND, Va. July 10, 1889.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat-g20 bushels.
COrn-3 900 bushels.
Oats 600 bushels
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat-White. 81 bushels good at
Sc. Longberry, 90 bushels prime at
92c Shortberry. 26 bushels good at
$40; do. .06 bushels fair at use. Total
sales Of wheat, BIS bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quof1fi0ns.- Middling. l0sc.. low
middling. 9lc., good ordinary.
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\0rl.n 10 CONTRACTORS.

Proposal. wlil he received until ~ O'Clock
".l. ll Ann. for building "a Church IA the
l-' Dy of Manchester Ilans can Dc seen
'i iAe office OF Major D.. j. Hack Richmond
iN' Committee reserve the light TO reject
fN5 'nd nli proposals. jy loot
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germ
OF X has rsr n
ar
tried The test and tmetuer being hailed
q ant rfaI "
sore FyesM Fever.
fOn
Illual and CONTAGIOUS
ynf Afaufn Gn well the all
d N LE 70
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Iron-American refined Old Domin.
ION bar. per pound for standard sizes
. l-IOc. English and American sheet,
b to Ste. SWedes hammered, 4 TO De-
hoop, 3 to 4tc.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard .sizo,
81 .. steel, $50.
Walker horse-shoos, a mules, %.
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The following internal revenue col
lcctions were made in this city yester-
day. Cigars, etc. SsL15. tobacco,
o2.l32 81: special tax, S51.07 Total.
S226G.2G.
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Lumber White oak. per LOGO. so G.
SIS. yellow pine, framing timber.;9 70
$40 per COOS boards. - To- $40. poplar
West Virginia, No. !, 'j0' 30. ., go
NJ. B. SIG.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-20
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Cement Union, per barrel, Sl35.
Rosendale. Sl.3j to $40. James River
81 25 TO cl.3O
-Rockland. per barrel 1l.lO TO
Bib. Anchor. 81 o.. Riyertou, SLO'f
s7. Virginia lines, 9jc. TO al
Plaster-Lump, 81. ground. sb.oO
10 s.: Calcinel plaster, Sl.0j 20 clio.