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The Newtown bee., 1889-07-12
DIR EIGHME,
 DENTIST, 422 Main St.

DENTIST, 4X2 Nam St., Second door below Fair
 field Av., Bridgeport,
 Over 5 and l0c. Store.
 Graduate of the Pennsyl- yania College of Dental Surgery of Philadelphia. Teeth extracted, 25c Artifi cial teeth,$4 and up Gold filings, $l and up Silver filings, soc and up Other filings, soc and up Artificial crowns. 82 m
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-12

A valuable yearling heifer, owned by a New Yorker, wandered away from A. s. Nichols, last week, where it has been boarded. It was found, a few days later.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-12

Mrs Taylor and Miss Beers are with J N. Wanzer.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-12

A coat of red paint has been applied to George D. Nichols's barn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
IoItsxilte Tobacco Market.

LOUISVILLE. KY. October 2G.-Light re-
cepts. larger offerings of burlcys at I'M
changed figures. with large reflections.
smaller offerings of dark and nondescripts,
and unchanged. with rain the last few days,
were the leading features this week.
BUricVS.-Ihc sales this week presented
few new features as compared with last
week. The quantity offered was larger,
with about the same proportion OF the higher
GRADES of red and colory filters. and colory
10 bright cutters. all of which brought fun
prices a. compared with late sales, - &C..
being the highest for the best offered this
week. with numerous sales at re. DC.
down 10 2Oc Medium red filters from &c. to
Zoe. were more largely rejected this week.
which. together with heavy reflections Of
lower grades. made the total reflections of
bureys heavier this week than at any time
this season. Common luz and trash smokers
very dull. and common luz filters only when
sweet brought nearer outside figures. The
offerings of funked. coarse and mixed hogs
heads continues very large.
D0rk.-Ohcrings light in the aggregate.
as well rs quality of leaf poorer than Of
late. with prices to correspond for all Of
fercd, showing no improvement in prices Of
either leaf or Tugs.
Pricafc safes this week, 269 hhds.
No 1850 crop sold this week.
NOpdcScrjpfs. smaller supply. but
dull and much neglected.
Grccn Rircr F'WcrN.-O Offerings at auc-
ton very light and no sales privately re-
ported this week. Prices unchanged.
Weather and CrOp.-A change 10 wet
weather the last day or two. with sufficient
season to permit stripping, may lead 10
light receipts Of the new crop before long.
The United States Government internal
revenue tobacco returns for September show
a considerable increase in 1859 over those in
ISIS. From all sources the increase this
year was y2Sl, 10. From manufactured to-
baccO alone the increase was $2O2.6i3.
ALEXANDER IINRTHIII.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA, October Chickering'S OF
tobacco ut auction ON Change to-day were
very light.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary to-
day: Wrappers. a. hogsheads: smokers. %
hogsheads; hurley. hogshead. Total sales
reported to the secretary to-day, y hogs
heads.
Farmers, shockoc. Crenshaw's. Dayen.
ports, Centre Seabrook's, Myers and oid
Dominion warehouses report 2l3 hogsheads
and fierce delivered today.
Ofice Of the Collector Of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections for
the city OF Richmond. to-day a. follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, yl,02l.03;
tax paid tobacco, sS.742.ss; special tax,
fi2.3S. Total collections for city to-day,
$,s0G.2e.
X. I. James, Goochland; +. T.. owen.
New York. and W. A. Gillander Were reg
istored on Change to-day,
The market opens stiohg on wrappers and
smokers With good sales. {. Mel.
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New York Financial Market.
fpv Ieiepranh

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Money closed
at q per cent. Exchange closed steady.
posted rates. 4.s2M 1867; actual rates.
4.s1if54.s2A for sixty days. and 1890
l.~jA for demand. Governments closed
steady; currency G-. LIZ bid Is cou-
pons, In bid; A. IS do. l.0Ji8 bid.
The stock market opened with consider
able strength this morning. the first prices
Of q majority Of stocks being LW4 above
those of Saturday. The early London prices
before the opening of the New York stock
market We're generally L@Z higher than
The closing here oh Saturday. and this help
ed tO strengthen prices here. During the
morning values were unsettled. however.
fluctuating frequently.
In the afternoon the whole market was
heavy, and Notwithstanding the low rates
for money on call there continued 10 be an
uneasy feeling about the future Of the
money market. which helped materially in
depressing values. The Tangcrs were es-
pecially pressed for sale and figured promi-
nenily in the decline. The lowest prices of
the day were current at $3.50 l.. NJ; but the
final dealings there was some covering,
which resulted in a sharp rally. The closing
prices, however. were in most cases y ~ /
per cent. below those of Yesterday. The
sales amounted 20 23l. sri shares.
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New York Cotton Market.
lBy Ielegraph.l


NEW YORK. October 2s.-Mcssrs. Hub.
lard. Price & Co. tonight say: ''The market
here to-day has somewhat disappointed the
bulls. The opening Liverpool market
showed an improvement Of Ia 3 points.
spot sales, 1900 bales: but the ilOst pre-
dicted by ,hc Washington authorities for
saturday evening failed Of realization. and
although some confirmation kilograms from
Memphis and Northern Texas were re-
cci,cd, "A sundays consideration seemed
10 have weakened the confidence Of
operators in the frost fake and the
market sold down 4 10 > points nj
the opening. and failed 10 show any
substantial rally the entire day. EllisOn's
Consumption of wool last year American.
i.O9S0J0 East India. l.j3G.OOO; other
grOwths, $4,000. Required this year
American, 1,5sG,O00; East India. l.G4O. 100.
Trade everywhere good. This circular il
not generally known. \ realization Of the
facts il discloscs would seem 10 be i'm favor
of higher prices. The existence Of an
October corner was made very apparent
to-day, that month being advanced twenty
points. An enormous quantity Of cotton j.
on the way here, and serious block at
West Point and Norfolk is reported which
may leave the contracts short against such
prospective arrivals, to be covered in at n
high price. Receipts continue very full
but Southern markets are unchanged"
Futures closed from 10 3 points lower
except for October which was Il points
higher Sales. $500 bales. Receipts to-
day at ports 5000 bales. Spot is quoted
nominally, at l0is for midding uplands.
with 30l bales 10 spinncrs. Closings: Octo-
Der. lO.S30lO.Sl: November, 993W9.Jj:
December. 9.9GW9.97; January. 9.92@9.93:
February. 9.9SW9.9: March. lO.0jm 1906:
April. lO.l2M 1914; May. 1890 1920; June.
l0.2j@ 1921; July, iO.3l@ 1888; August,
1880 1921.
In Liverpool spot cotton was in fair
demand: middling uplands, sgd. sales
f.. 900 bales.
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HuDniCutt'S Rheumatic Cure

herewith testify that Mr j. \. Adair. DR..
:. PembertOn. Mr.. {. II. strong, M,ssrs
IIutchi>On & Bro. OF Atlanta, Ga, ands Mr..
W. Is. Wynnc Of GadsdeI, Ala, are all pc
sOna friends OF mine. The testimony NJ
these men is unimpeachable. | WAS pastor
for ten 1Ol years OF Dr. pembertOD, one OF
GcOrlia's most honorable druggist; If iea-
con W. Il. Wynne. one OF the best men thai
ever lived In Alabama orGcOrgia, and Of lr.
IlutchsOn. who Is worthy to ~ md Dy the
side OF any druggist Of America. For long
years Or. pcmbcrion WITS a sufferer % an eN-
cruciating degree; 50 was also Deacon NNnnc.
Those who read the testimony oi all the
Christian gentlemen above named, and that
OF Mr. Charles L. Meathcrbee, and that Of
Mr.. Albert Howell. and Of Nr. samuel Dun
lap, need not hesitate 20 accept their state
mcnts without abatement. also know The
company seeking 10 Introduce this WOndei-
ful cure. Whatever Ct testimony they may
publish the public may confidently receive.
AT. SPALDiNG,
Pastor First Baptist Church. Galveston and
President of the Texas Baptist General
Convention
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Baltimore Markets.
BY Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, MD, October 2S.-Cotion
dull; middlmg. l0Ic. Flour duh. Hat.
Wheat southern inactive. steady: Fultz.
ia Sc; Longbcrry. "a SIC; No. ,. SlM
II &c.; No. 2.sleamer, l1c.; Western steady
No. winter red, spot and October. sol.m
>012c. southern scarce; white. ii a
iJc.; yellow. i0W ne: Western steady;
mixed. spot and October. 1870 i0,.c. oats
firm: Southern and Pennsylvania. 2J@
21l &C.; Western-white. 2S@ 29izc.; Western
mixed. 2jW2,c.: graded No. ,. white. 291
29i5c. Rye easy; prime 10 choice. AT 5i@ jjc
Provisions steady. Petroleum quiet refined
$50. Coffee weak and lower; Rio. car
goes. fair lgc. sugar quiet; \ soft. 7Isc.
OOpper lllet: refined. 100 re.
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SOUTH Boston, October Glowing tC
the dry cool spell for some days past oui
sales have been rather small. but the limit.
ed season the first Of the present week CAV,
the farmers an opportunity Of stripping. and
to-day all the warchousemen Of our town
wore a bright smile al seeing their ware
house floors entirely covered with the
beautiful yellow weed. and in consequence
Of the large break the sales did not "a
around. All grades are selling high. and
the farmers are delighted with the prices.
which range, according 10 quality. from
three 10 eighty cents per pound. We note
almost an entire absence of good red filters
or dark and mahogany wrappers, and con-
scquently these grades must grow in favor.
and our dealers are selling every day OF
these grades. \. Il. WILLINGHAM
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Raleigh. y. &,

RALEIGH, y. C., October 2G.-We have
had small breaks for several days back ow-
ing 10 unlayorablc weather for handling
leaf. We are having season to-day, and /
look for good receipts and hope for lower
prices. The bulk Of the offerings has been
smokers and cutters. with an occasional lot
Of wrappers. that sell for outside prices. 4
few good filters also offer among the breaks.
and are readily taken at good prices 10
farmers. ! noticea slight decline in cutters
on Yesterdays sale. some exceptionally
fine ones sold 80 TO 3jc.
i. A. HOBGOpD.
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Chicago Markets.
lBy telegraph

CHICAGO. October 2S.-Whcat opened
heavy and lower. Corn stronger. oats
dull and easier. Provisions dull and lower.
Closing: Wheat-Oci0bcr. 7slzc.; Deem
Der. 500 NC; May. S37smSic. COrn-Oc-
tobcr, $3.50; November 3l5s@3l3lc.; DE.
cembcr. 3l3.Cl3ll4c. May. 3I4W&3.c.
Oats-Ocsober, lSitc. December, ls7-c.;
May. 2lf1W 2l14c. Pork October, 5000:
November. $3.50; December. $3.50. LAID
October, $500: November. S6.O2i $500
December. 500. Short RIBS October. s.. Ii
WJ.l7i9; November. $3.50: January. Si..7i5.
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Ixnchhurr. Va.

LYNCnBURG. Va, October 26.-Our mar
ket offered nothing OF infc-rs. 20 report
about during This month. as receipts
remained exceedingly light, reaching
only $500 pounds this week and 2o5, 500
pounds for this month, against los, 100
pounds during same time last year. Offer
ings consist Of new bright grades the bet
ter grades Of which show good color: but
the tobacco is thin and has little body; also.
some new dark is being offered and few
remnant lots Of old. Prices. especially for
bright grades. are high. and everything offer
ing is in good demand.
IIOII. NlII AEIEE N 90.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

Reported by spratley & Overbey. Commits
sion Merchants. 12O6 CaiJ street
Country Produce.
Ippics-Choice, 81 to S2.2j; prime, sl.5O
TO >l.i5; poor 10 good. Sl.0V Ia $l.2j.
BdcOR-Nirginia hams, choice old. lac.
per pound; new hams. small. IL to lic.: new
hams. large, II TO l2c.; sides, 81 to &C.;
shoulders, . 10 Sc.
BednS-Choice navy. $500 10 1925
BIdck Eye PedS.-Sl.2j To $i.jO.
BecSwdI-20 10 Pie. per pound.
. Broom cOri,-3 10 DC.
Buckwhedf-4c. to 4lsc.
Bmter-Virginia creamery, % TO Gle. !:
family packed (Nirginia), II TO &c.; choice
yellow. store packed (Nirginia), IL to lie. /;
store packed, mixed color and sweet, IL to
loc.; store packed, common TO fair, . to l0c.
Cdbbdge--ier loo, 81 TO s..
Chesfnufs--J 10 &c.
Eggs In crates (fresh), II b l9c.; in
boxes and barrels, II to Isl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

NEW YORK, October Is. Our market has
been irregular, showing weakness in the
coalcrs and trusts. and strength for the Van
dcrhils and a few others. The market
seems to us to be waiting developments in
money. The drain Of funds has been more
more rapid this year than last. and the IT,
turn current may set in sooner than has
been expected. There is a fair short inter
est. although il is thought that one short
line ha, been closed within a few days.
Chicago dispatches talk Of a &. Il. O.. X. l.,
and Il. Paul combine. 10 offset the North
western and Union Pacific alliance. but
nothing very definite has transpircd. Money
has been fairly easy. The Reading state
ment carried some selling on the evidence
Of shortage in earnings for the incomes.
I'm the last half hour there was a drain M
the market, and il closed weak.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

RICHMOND. Va, October y, 1889.
Beccipts-6j3 head of cattle; As sheer
and lambs: jl2 hogs.
>ales-5,6 head of cattle; go sheep and
lambs: $50 hogs.
Prices Cattle, best, 81 to &c. gross: me
dium 10 good. 30 10 81 &C.. gross; common 10
fair, 10 - e. gross; sheep, ~ 10 4lsc
gross: hogs, 81 to &c. net; bulls. y TO sAc.
GROSS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

NEW YORK. October 2S.-flOur closed
fairly active and generally stcadicr; prices
unchanged. Wheat closed steady and I'M
changed; spot sales No. red. ~ ~ &C.:
do. October, S2;sc. Corn closed strong and
20 -. higher; spot sales No. > mixed.
4Ol4 az &C.; do. October. 1870. Oats quiet,
but steady; spot sales No. | white. 3lc.; No.
> do, sS62Sitc.; 40. , mixed. October,
2j3sc. Pork quiet; inspected mess, Sl2@
$l2.26. Lard closed dull: October. 500 bid.
sugar Refined &c. lower; cui-losf and
crushed. ,5sc.; powdered. Sc; granu-
lated. &c. coffee spot carg0cs steady p;
fair Rio. lgitc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
CURES WITHOUT TIE USE OF NAU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PRFsCRIBEs II AND
KNOWS IFS VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction of the
waters OF the celebrated Healing Spring OF
Ashe county. y. C.. n holder and mLch
more strongly imprcgnatcd spring OF water
was found higher up the valley on the lands
Of Major J. {. Plummcr.
For Blood Diseases, CanccrOus Affections,
all kinds OF Diseases of the skin, llinnlcS,
BlOtches, Roughns IS, SailOwncss. Mole ana
| Fad Complexion. J aides who. from loss OF
rest. oycr-eXertiop. and too much dissipa
| ton. become languid and hlase. Will lind The
/ Ilummer Brominc Arsenic Wafer "a great
noon ana rCstorCr OF ireshnCss sufferers
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion, or any stomach
or Kidney Troubles. will nnd the Plummcr
| BrOmine Arsenic Water gives immediate re
lief. how tic analysis OF The liunincr Bro
mine Arsenic Water 10 your physician and
ask him sill IL help you.
cur leading ooc'ofs are prescribing this
wonderful wafer and receiving the bert re-
| suits nom its action. IL b. uaiiy growing IN
favor with the medical fraternity and the
demand for the water Is rapidly increasing.
In the near future the ilummcr Bromiue
Arsenic Water will become the .ioaiing
Healing Water Of the world for all Blood.
stomach. Kidney. and skin Diseases.
WHAT THE "PLrMMFR BRoMiNE ARSE-
Nc WATER HAS DONt FOR 4 Ritli-
MOND LADY. AND WHAT SHE SAYS
ABOUT IT. Q
"Bcing great sufferer from Indigestion,
and being unable 10 eat either fruit or vege-
tables. on making my trouble known 10 Dr.
LnndOn e. Edwards he advised me 10 use
Piummer Bromine Arsenic Water know
my my regular physician, fr. Hunter Me-
CURE. had prescribed the same water.
prOcurega case OF tnc plummer BrOmne
Arsenic Water. and am glad To say when
using this water could ear anything. fruits
and vegetables included, and my skin while
using the water was clear ami frce rom
Pimples, BlOtchcs. and letter. which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
Plummcr BrOmine Arsenic Water. gladly
give my testimony 10 the value Of Plunner
BrOmine Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
and cleaning ana purifying The skin.
see that YOU Get the Hlummer irOmlnc
Arsenic Water from Ashc county. SC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
IL CHAScFRY

The object of this suit Is To obtain decree
against the defendant, Robert Stanard. for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, with
interest thereon after the rate OF 10 pcrcen-
tum per annUm, from the lst day of Scpiciu-
Der. 1888. until paid. and 10 subject the in
lerest OF said Robert Stanard In the estate Of
Josephine l.. Stanard, deceased. TO the pay
mrnt thereof.
And affidavit having been madc and filed
that Robert Stanard II "A nOn-rcsident OF this
~iate. IL is ordered that he appear here with
in fiftcen days after the due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tect his interest I'm this suit
A c0py-Teste:
CHAS. ". GODDlN, Clerk.
LAMB & SMITH, y. Il. oc l-iuiw
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Cincinnati Market :.
Nv rplerraphl

CINCINNATI. October 2s.-P Ork-Reeular,
$lO.j00 Slc.15: family, Sll@Sll.l2is. Lard
kettle-dried, G'.W62c. Bacon >hoIt-clear
sides. St. I2fLn>015
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IN cHASCERY,

IN fHANtLE1.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain decree
against the defendant Robert -tanard, for
the sum Of s3027, v ia interest on sl,o2s,
part thereof from the 10Th day OF October.
ISL, until paid. and With interest on $1,000,
the residue thereof, from the 18th DAY OF De-
cember. 1881, until paii. and 10 subject the
interest OF said Robert Sianafd In the estate
of Josephine l.. Stanard, deceased, 10 The
payment thereof.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that Robert Stanard is a nonresident of this
state. IL Is ordered that he appear here with
In fifteen days after due publication OF THIS
order aud DO what Is necessary 10 protect his
interests In this slit.
\ copy-Teste:
LAME a SMITH. pq oc1-Iuiw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
SALES REPORTED 10 srcRrrAry.

Wheat White, 20 bushels very good at
Sc; LongbeTy. 100 bushels very good on
private terms; 100 bushels very good at Sc:
$50 bushels very good at &c.; 81 bushels
good at Soc; g bushels fair at Sc: 81
bushels fair a, SOC. Mixed. % bushels good
at Soc: 100 bushels fair at &c.. 10 bushels
fair at Soc; bushels common at 75c.
Shortbcrry, IL bushels prime at Sc; l.21l
bushels very good on private terms: 6bush-
els very good AT Soc; II good at &c.: l2s
bushels good al Sc; 800 bushels fair AT
Soc: I6 bushels fair at 1sc.: - bushels
common at 7jc.; l2O bushels common at
60c. Total sales Of wheat J.sii bushels.
Oats-Winter IS bushels good on private
terms.
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COTTON REPORT.
Nlarket firm


MdIhtl uIil.
demonstrating, 10itc.; low Maid
ding, 97sc.; good ordinary, SIC.
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Georgia Pacific incomes

Georgia Pacific incomes ... %
Petersburg Class A. IS, II. G. f0t go.
Petersburg Class II. Ga. 1920. 100 1o6
Rich. x Dan. consol IS. 1870. 1o2 ....
Rich. 4 Dan. gold G's, & 1913 rs ....
Rich. & Dan. debt 6's. 1927 100 ...
Rich. & Dan. gen. mort. U.s.. ~ ....
X. Y. X. &. {. 1st SIS. 1894 III 49,.
Rich. 4 Mecklenburg lst G's. lO1 100
Rich. & Alleghany.Ist mort. GIH 10
Virginia Midland q. VI. IS. ~ ....
Western y. {. lst -, &. 1890 lo' 49,.
Western y. {. lst G's, {. 1914 70 ....
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlanta & Charlotte. S5 &C.,.
Petersburg ~ 90
r., +. K T.. Div. Obligations Dr.. Ill liz
BANK STOCKS.
Merchants and Planters Say. Il ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
sloss !. and :. Co. stock $3.50. 40 80
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INTERESTING LETTER
From Il WcIl-I<nOwn and Emil
ncnt Divine.

GALVESTON. TEX, August 10, lss7.
Desiring To commend To friends In Ala
bama. Kentucky. lcAas and GoOrgla
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VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK S
Y OFFICE OF THE CHANCERY COURT
OF The CITY OF RICHMOND, THE 2STH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1889:
Oliver ]. sci oolcrait..
against
Robert Stanarl and John Dunlop. executor
of Josephine l.. Stanard. deceased ;...........
Def udauts
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IL CIIaNcEHY:

IL CIIaNcERY:
The object of this suit Is TO attach the In
terest OF Robert Stanard in the estate Of Jo-
sephine L.. Stanard, deceased, and IN the
hands of John Dunlop. her executor, and 10
subject the same 10 the payment Of the debt
due the plaintiff In the bill In this suit de-
scribed, being balance Of seventeen hun
bred dollars and interest from July !, 1889,
until paid.
And affidavit having been made and fled
tnat Robert Stannrd is a nonresident OF TINS
State, 1t is ordered that he appear here with
In fifteen days after the due publication Of
this order. and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tect his interest In this suit.
a Ccpy--Teste:
CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk.
JOE LANE STFRS, p. q. Cc1-luIw
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XIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERK 5 Of
' FICF OF THE CHANCEfN COURT OF
lHE CITY OF RICHMOND TIE 2STU DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1889.
James r. Gray
against
Robert Sianard and John Dunlop. executor
OF Josephine l.. Sianard, deceased. .......
D.f
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OFFERINGS.
Wheat S.9i4 bushels.
Corn 500 bushels.
Oats-2.0Ss bushels.
Rye. 300 bushels.
Meal-l20 bushels.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y fICE or THE CIANCEkY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE 2STH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. 1ss9.-second suit.
r. Victoria Williams.................. ....paintih
against
Robert stanard and John Dunlop. executor
of Josephne l.. stanafd. doceased................
n.fepGuuf>
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FINANCE AND COM ERCE


Reported 10y c. W. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. III Main street.
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Ifyour druggist does not have "HuNNI-
CUTS RHEi MA1lC CURE in stock make
him order il for YOU. Price. sLOO per bottle;
six bottles for 500.
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Flour Richmond patent roller family,
$50 to 81; fancy family, So family,
$3.50 to $40; choice extra. $3.50 TO $50;
extra. s3.2j to $3.50; fine, $3.50 to 50.
Mcnl-City. per bmshel. iJc.: comniryJ0a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

Lord-pure. nc; pressed, eve.
NOiasscs-Extra. hogshcad. - 10 ljc.;
barrels. IL TO 16c.: genuine golden syrup,
per gallon, ~ 10 32c.; New Orleans prime
To choice, 81 10 soc.
S.1, \l.ubf,., ~ 20 A.. nor mound
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-17
Canadian Legislature.

OTTAWA, April f6.-In the House of
Commons, to-day, motion was made to
go into Committee of Supply. Holton
proceeded with his motion of want of
confidence in the customs. The amend
ment on a division was defeated, yeas
Ill, nays II. The report OF the Royal
Labor Commission was issued to-day.
The darkest pages in the testimony are
thofe recording the beating and impris-
onment of children employed in factor
les. The Commissioners want such
treatment made penal offense. They
recommend a holiday to be known as
Labor Day, an examination at ports
of landing, that persons likely to
become objects of charity and those
having incurable diseases should be for
hidden to land, and that the importation
of foreign labor under contract be for
hidden. Also that convict labor be
utilized for government purposes only.
The establishment of labor bureau was
recommended. Boards of arbitration to
settle strikes are suggested. The report
has plea for nine-hour system. In
conclusion, it says the interests OF the
working people will be promoted if all
parties relating to them be placed under
the administration of the ministers of
the Grown.