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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

There has been an extra night
watch put in the Capitol grounds to
keep people from stealing the flow
ers. 1t will be decidedly unpleas-
ant some morning to be arrested
and brought before Judge Haw-
thorn for stealing. Read the not
ices in the grounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

The LALIEs' LAUNDRYINa Ma
SHINR.-Pattented in the United
States and Canada. The first Laun-
driving Machine ever invented for
family use having a Stationery Tub
rest, Patent Washer with Auto
matte Adjustment, High Pressure
Hard Rubber Wringer, Folding
0othes-rack, all combined in one
patent, hence hut one royalty. Sold
snly by parties owning territory.
Manufactured by George & Twee-
dale, Constantine, Michigan. Doc.
Benton. Sole Agent. al6*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08
sEATTLE DESTROYED.

4
seattle wiped out of Ex-
istance-More than $4,000
10000 Goes mp in sMske.
| Special dispatch to the APPEAL
says a fire broke out on the after
noon of Thursday and by O'Clock
the entire business portion of the
town was in ashes.
The fire began near the corner of
Front and Pearl streets, IN the
Seattle Candy Factory building, at
2:3O P. M, anG before midnight,
had consumed the whole business
section of the town Northward to
Stetson & Posts mill and along
Front and Second streets to the
water front, involving a loss of
over So 1000, 900.
The city is literally wiped out,
except the residence portion on the
high ground.
The steamers and shipping were
compelled to move out into the
stream. Business men of Tacoma
are going to the rescue of the
Seattle people.
Allen G.. Mason, prominent
citizen of Tacoma, ordered all the
bakeries to start up, and by day
light fresh bread for thousands,
together with slaughtered beeves
and all sorts of provisions, arrived
in Seattle from Tacoma. In addi-
ton to this, some leading business
men, headed by Hon. w. j. Thomp-
son, have raised nearly S. 900 and |
are endeavoling to raise more.
The who.e OF the business por-
ton OF Seattle is destroyed, includ-
ing all the newest and most costly !
blocks, all the banks and all OF the !
principal hotels. The loss will run
into the millions and break the
Home Insurance Company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

A gentleman recently arrived
from California, wishes to secure q
position as book keeper. Best of
references given. Apply at this
office. m % II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

To Our CUsToMERs.-We have
just received new supply of the
latest styles OF Sateens, Seersuckers,
Lawns and Challies; all pretty and
seasonable goods. Come and get
your first pick as these goods will
not last long. Our shoe depart
ment is receiving special attention !;
it will pay you to call when need
ing shoes. Quick sales and small
profits at
OLcovICH Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

Ophir-4 90
Mexican 3 90
Gould s. Curry-2 81
Best & Belcher-3 %
Con. Cal. IS Va IL
SAVAGE 90
Chollar-2 %
Potosi-2 10
Hale s. Norcross 3 95
Grown Point-3 50
BclchC. 4 %
kentack-l 10
Alpha IS
ConSdence-G3
Sierra Nevada . 80
Utah Il 10
Exchequer-S5
Seq. Belcher--;3 %
Overman-l 81
Unioa-3 ~
Challenge 3 90
Andes -95c
Peer less-45c
Mono-l %
Navajo SOC
Bodle-l 80
North Belle Isle-i 80
Nevada Queen %
Scnrpion-20c
Dit. Diablo 20
Silver Hill--40c
Yellow Jackets 20
Alta-1 30
Baltim0re-35c
Commonwealth-4s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

Pure wines and choice liquors at
Livingston's. French and Califor-
MIA Brandies, Domestic and Import
ed Wines. a27tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

VIII I1aSeHdugn was III low
yesterday canvassing for the Pacifi
Land and Loan Co.
Mrs. 7. B. Hickey and tw
daughters and son came down from
the Lake last evening"
1t is reported that Hank Lufkins
formerly of this city, is in the Idaho
prison for shooting a man.
Mrs. Laura Van Dyke, nee Win
ston has been in town q few days
and leaves tonight for San Diego
John Z. Donley, travelling agenI
for the wholesale liquor house o.
Thomas Taylor & Co., was in town
yesterday.
There will be a meeting Saturday
night OF the members of the new
brass band which is to be organized
in this city.
| Goodyear, Cook & Dillon's Re-
fined Minstrels will appear at the
Opera House next Thursday night.
See ad. tomorrow.
There will be fine music for
dancing at the Red Mems picnic
tomorrow. Lots of tickets have
been sold in this city.
The new two-story brick building
to BE put up between Hofer's dry
goods store and Schneider's bakery
will be built by Johnny Vielra.
The cats on their nightly rounds
in the Capitol square are killing all
the birds which have built their
nests in the trees around and in the
grounds.
The citizens of Carson will pet;-
ton the County Commissioners of
Washoe county to have a road
opened from Lake View down to
washos Lake.
There will be a meeting of the
citizens tonight for the purpose OF
taking action and securing subscrip-
tons for the relief of the Johns
town sufferers.
The ladies who are getting up the
rose tea promise some new music
and other attractions. The hall
will be handsomely decorated, and
the admission will be only so cents. |
The 18th inst. is the date.
The members of the Presbyterian
School will meet at IL
o'clock Tomorrow instead of the
usual hour. 1t is requested that
flowers for decorating the church,
be brought at six o'clock this
evening.
Charles w. Friend, the State
Weather Service Director, daily re-
ceives letters of congratulation on
the good work he is doing for the
weather service, also on the obser-
vations he makes with the new tele-
scope.
The Chinaman who was caught
the other day by some other Mon
yolians and was being led to the
loss House to be killed, says the
Joss House is bad place, and that
many Cinnamon are killed there,
md no one knows anything about
t.
Chas. III. Kelly the leading gro
.er OF Carson, writes that he has
closed out his Bodie
business, and will leave there for
ZONE this morning, and will here
liter devote his entire attention to
lis daily increasing Carson business.
t takes a rustler to successfully
lose out a business in a mining
amp.
Some OF Carson's young men
net night before last tor the pur-
'ose OF organizing an athletic club i
n this city. Mr.. Fassett. of Reno,
as volunteered to act as teacher.
| suitable hall has been secured,
nd committee appointed to So
cit members. Every young man
hould join and make this club
uccess.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

\ $65 sewing mach ng, latest i'm
proved, with all attachments, for
$40. Inquire at this Office. 1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-08

SPECIAL MEETING There will
be special meeting of the Art
and Industrial Association, this
afternoon at 9 O'Clock, at the
Arlington parlors. A full attend
ance is desired as business of I'M
portance is to come before the
mapflnu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

EfcuNoNp. Va. October 10. Offerings of
tobacco 40 auction ON Change, thursday
October iO. Total offerings % packages
sun-curod tohacco. Two packages sold al
xlu.25. one at SO. one at S'.N. seven ai
$50. three ni <SC2i =. three ai $50 one at
>N.2j. four AZ -. one a. Si.>i'3. Two III f'.i''
two at St.G2i3 q. one 40 $50. one ai 80 l'"l-
teen packages brought under =.
Private sales reported i0 the secretary 10
day Wrappers. as hog~head-. hilcr~' ~
hocShends: dark tObacc0-. ho--h"id-.
Total sales reported to the secretary io-da, .
80 ho--heads.
Office of the Tobacco Inspector reports for
TO-DAY. Inspections. bright. 90 hOghead,.
dark. 2Jhog-hcads: Western. : hOg~lcad-.
Rc-in,pcctions bright. - hog~hcad-.
Farmers. Wilson's. -hclhurnc'- pafen-
ports. Planter and Merchants, Centre.
~.ahr00k'~. Crn~hnW'-. Allegheny. old
Dominion. and Myers. warehouses re-
port ~iNt,-ninc hog~hcad~ delivered to-day.
Office of tine Collector of the nited ~iaics
Internal Revenue reports collections for
fhc rify of Richmond to-day ~ follows.
IaN paid. cigars and cigarettes. 'i-.~ ~;
tobacco. S211S.l2:. Total collections Tor cry
to-day. S2.92O.12.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange io-
day. W. II. ~mo0f, Henderson. \ g.; J"hn
j. Reeve. Henderson. NY; T. =. Flour
nov. Dr.. Louisville. ny: Rev. Pike Powers.
Richmond. Va: Il. 4. ~t0kc-. LNuchhure;
". 4. Madison. Petersburg: i. X. Paiier-
SON. Petersburg. X. -. Galhrath. spartan
burg. Is. q.
Tine Richmond Tobacco Market strong on
wrappers and hllcr- with good sales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
cellulold for Mathematical, Scale.

Surprise is expressed by a Photographic
contemporary that cclluloid is not en-
ployed for the production OF mathcmati
cal scales. Really good engineer OIL
other scalesin ivory are rather expensive
vet with celluloil, when once an accurate
negative was taken, \ series OF tIanspar
ances could be produced 1t a very low
cost, capable of being attached to ivory,
ebony. lockwood, etc, as the case might
be, and the production of an intricate
and elaborate scale would in practice be
no more difficult than simple open di-
vided scale with the usual eighths, quar-
tiers, etc. For calculating scales, slide
rules, etc, II would be equally applicable.
and seeing that the original scale might
be made on paper Of large sizo there is
no limit 10 the accuracy and variety Of
matter that might be included. As TO
exactitude. the finest details wodld rival
those done by the most accurate dividing
machine ever conceived New York
Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

On pleasant summer day in one OF
the sos, two well known gentlemen of
Aitlcbolo. Mass, who were enjoying a
short vacation at the summer resort
called Mcuauhant. located ON the south
shore of Cape Cod, were taking "a sail ir
small caiboat on an inland bay known
as the Eel pond. one of the gentlemen
had been ondcayoring TO work tho boat
to windnard. with bat little succcss, so
that the other took control, but with the
result that in "a few minutes ho had c.p.
-ized the boat. After having chung tC
the boat and yelled themselves hoarc, a
fisherman bore down toward thom and
called to them 10 throw him their paint
or. Then the least frightened Of Che two
answered back:
I'VE havcn'tany painter with us We
arc only two At,lc50ro jewelers.
During the remainder of their stay in
that vicinity watch chains and cuff hut.
tons were freely distributed hy them. -
Forest and Stream.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
The Sound Philosophy of a Sucker.

"Why don't You cultivate a little
style" asked e Trout of Sucker whom
he happened b. meet. "Why do you in
sist ON living I'm this mud hole and never
visit the clear. cold springs: Timber uI
your body and hire somebody TO get a
section Of Il rainbow and sprinkle it over
YOU ! would not live Ike YOU for amy
thing, clubbing away all the time for d
meal in the mud Flies form delicious
diet Just look. at that beauty there.
which has just dropped on tine water
Just watch me take him and then envy
the life of Trout"
Saying tA.a, the Trout made a dash ioi
the Ny and seized it. But the fly had
buried Ia tia stecl hook and ON the hook
was % line and ON the line "a rod, and 400
angler held the rod. The trout soon dis
appeared from the water, and the ncA.
noise he made was when ho was sizzling
over fire.
1T may be nice enough to De Trout.
philosophical the Sucker, "but / would
rather be a POOR. despisld Sucker viii
no rainbow attachment in mud hole
than a proud Trout in q frying pan. -
New York Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
lBy Telegraph.


NrW YORK. October lO.-Moncv was mot
~o stringent to-day. and al mo- time went
higher than q per cent: the lowest rate was
3D.. per cent. and the closing q per cent.
Exchange closed steady: posted rates.
l>iNi~.: actual rates. ISL so i>2is for
siNt, DAYS. and iS1mis1i. for demand.
Government bonds closed quiet; currency
is. IFS bid: - coupons. l21 bid; as DO.
1867 bid.
New England was the feature Of the deal
me, ON the Stock Exchange this morning.
b. 800 shares of II being sold 10y T. O'Clock.
liz prccsNas weak and steadily declined
throughout. selling down from a.. 10 l''4
before noon.
Atchison was also very active. $500
shares Of il changing bands 10y midday.
Under the lead Of these stocks the entire
railroad list dropped D. 10 L.. per cent. The
trust stocks all WercHerN active, but weak.
and recorded sharp declines,
Inthe afternoon the market WAS less active.
eNccpt for Atchi,0n. New England and the
nuA:.' prices were stronger. Northern
Pacific and ulc-an lranscontincnial were
cNccptiOually strong. ihc latter icing uP3 Ior
cen,. "a, one time 1910. From this there
was "A reaction OF pea cont IN The iiBal deal
me,. Closing prices were iregularN
CHANGED. bat in most cases - to- per cent
higher. io-dag's "a les aggregated 3l',oVo
shares
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

the increase i'm the average -
thought Ia indicate crop OF alpui ~
On ON October l-t. and ~ the trade believe
the cold weather and frost- since ihhl u'''
have injured the crop. the current in'eflIe-
tlfiOn Of the indications j. 1.sw,r". Inc
State averages. ~ will be noticed ly me re-
port. show the lowest averages ar" IN The
STATES that Weld the greatest number 81
bales. ~ vet NO great amount ~ Dun
speculation has manifested ii-eli. ana me
short interest is still extremely large. and
in dangerous position with our small
-fOck-."
Futures closed steady Receipts M ports
TO-DAY estimated az 5000 bales. against
3d. 90 bales last week and A.l.S bale,
last year. spot cotton j. firm al lose. for
middline upllnd-. with sales Of 2ll bales
tO ~piuncrs. The southern markets show
harll, any change. 'lO-ing-: October.
1880 1851: November. l0.2lw lo.22: De-
cemher. 1o.2i0f 1927; January. i0.2io 100;
February. IO..nwlO.3l: March. 1880 lo..si;
April. Io. $50 1919; May. iu.5iW lo.j2; June.
ln.5lO iO.5~: July. io.Gow 1901. In Liver
pool -pni cotton was steady middiin--
npland.. i-iGd. sales 10000 bales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

ONrORp. y. G.. October 9. Noihwith
standing the cool. dry weather. tine tobacco
continues to pour in from every direction
We sold halfiho day Monday. all day Tues
day. and all Wednesday. The indications
are that receipts viii Dee large all tine week
The quality of the receipts for This week ha'
been unusually good. considerable quantity
of medium. fine and fancy wrappers show
ing up. which sell at very high figures. l'
tobacco this week seems 90 have consider
ably more leaf than heretofore. 40 chang
in prices since last week. No old tobacco
of amy consequence Offering.
". 4. BOBBlII.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

NrW YORK. October 40. Flour clo-c'
active. firm. and unchanged. Wheat firm
spot sales. 40. red. 81 e.: 40. , red
winter. October. s67-c. corn iirmor
spot sales. NO. . mixed. .eio 3gi &C.,: No. .
mixed October. 3Hi &C.. oats firm spot salc'
~. / white. 3lc.: No. . mixed. October
257-c. Pork dull: unchanged. Lard clo-ct
weak. October 5000. sugar Raw. dun
and without change refined. steady; cu
LOAF crushed and powdered. &C.,: grants
lated and mould - &c.: cubes. l1ic
lnlIOo Spot cnr.on- lniui. fair Rio. ~ =
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
Ney York Cotton Market.
nv f,tal...f-4nl

NEW YORK, October lo.-Messrs. Hub
hard Price A co. in their cotton circular
-av: .Foreien adViccs to-day were firm, but
moi better than the trade had expected, and
nrices opened "A shade iowernn the realizing
of local operators. who were ana ious 80 81.
cur, proii-. When these holders had llqu-
dated. il became evident the supply was
exhausted. and prices recovered Ia drop
again jusi before the publication of the
bureau report, This report WAS worse than
the trade had expected, and the loss rcco's
cred, closing firm at the best prices OF me
day, The conditlon-Sl.i--Iaken with
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Moldy Looking Individual TO Lon
don police officer Yes, sir, I've de-
cidod TO give myself up. Tan Jack the
Ripper, and -
Police Oaiccr-Sorry, but we can't ac
commodate you, as We are ovcrcrowded
There are seven more Jack the Rip
pcrs' downstairs, and you'll have &c
roost somewhere else to-uisht.-Life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
Chicago Markets.


CmcA0o. October TO- Wheat opened
active. Corn steady. oats firm. Pro, isiOn-
active. Clo-ine-. " heat October. - &c..
December. Si7-D~jc.: May. $50. Corn
October. 3l6l3l &C.; November. 3li-c.; d..
ccmhcr. 3lW3li go. Oats October. IT, -c.'
November lHi &c.: December .Wlgi 20.
Pork October. SlO.T : November. S9.:J;
january. s9.31is. Lard Ocfobcr. $50: No
scmbcr. Sj.ajW>5H1 i: May. S0.l2i !. short
ribs October $40: November. Si.>5. Jan
LIIrA 81 ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
Baltimore Markets.
~. 'I.IavratI

BALTIMORE. MD. October 10. cotton
quiet: middline lO'-c. Flour fairly active.
Wheat southern firm and wanted; luli/.
,Jm $50: Lonehery. barrel. 49,; No. >.
~-r.: steamer. snc.. Western strong: No.
winter red spot. 81 .w~iilc.; October.
~.ii .c. Corn southern steady ai ilw 70;
white. goa &c.: yellow. 900 iGi &c.; Western
firm: mixed. spot and October 80 WH '-c.
OATS firm: Western white. 2jW DC: West
om mixed. 23W2ic. Rye ~tih no ga 3lc.
Provision, dull. Petroleum nominal; re-
fined. &C., Coffee nominal: Rio cargoc-,
fair. 30 20. sugar steady: \ soft. .'-r.
Copper steady: refined, lOn luis 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Yellowly-You say your life is made
burden by bill collectors:
Drowuly-lt is.
Y.-Why don't You adopt my plan D
getting rii of 'em;
b. leagcry)-lla! what is your plan'
Wy plan works TO a charm. ATTIC
putting IL IN operation they never trouble
me again.
Blood, my boy What is yom
plan?
VI pay 'cm.-Boston Courier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

The late Richard II. Dana was pass.
ing negro church at the north end #
Boston one night and took it into hi
head to lool; i'm. After a few moments
listening he was quietly retiring. when
one Of the official members stepped NJ
and expressed regret that they could not
offer him more attractive preaching.
SIR. Dana remarked politely that it was
very good. But the colorod brother in.
sisted on apoiogizing: "Not much in De
way Of preachn', sir-only New Yorl
manl"-Truth seeker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Wheat 2.G1 bushels.
Corn 1.las bushels.
Oats 21-> bushels.
Rtc IsO bushels.
orchard grass seed luD bushels
SAILS REPORTED 40 SECRETARY.
Wheat Lon-hcTy. 620 bushels very good
100 $50: $50 bushels common at Gjc. Mixed,
500 bushels very good go >'ic. >h0rberry
1850 bushels good 200 >jc.. 30 bushels fair 40
4pc.. - bushels common 40 So: .b bushels
common 40 SO. Total sales of wheat. ~
bushels.
Evc >J bushels common 0m pri'atctelm-.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Du.fufiDuS.- Middling. lu &C.,; low mid-
a Ing. CO., go: good ordinary. 81 go.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

First Clubman-Arc YOU going to Mrs
De Styles Musicale to-nish.:
Second Cluhman-No. I'm not in Z
mood for talking New York Weekly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Lavina-There can be no mistake, them
You are quite sure Sylvias young man
plays in the band?
Maria-Indeed am! Didn't she her
self tell me he was q drummer from
Boston, Detroit Free Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
FINANCE AND COM n ERCE
Reported Dos &. ". Branch a Co.. hsnkcr-
and brokers. $50. 1lll Main street.



and brokers. No 1lll Main street.
REVIEW.
NEW YORK.. October lO. Although tine
London market was very strong. and
stocks were bought here for that account.
thc local bear party asserted itself and
made sharp dcprr--iOm- in Atch-on and
Now ENGLAND Meantime all of the Hard
stocks. Manhattan and Wisconsin Central
advanced sharply. The news was good.
particularly from iho W est. where the rate
disturbances seem tO hc over. and all the
roads WORKING simply for the biz traffic
offered to them. Chicago is reported t0 Doe
sending money here. and also to Dee carry
ing stocks for New orb people at O. per
cont. The average condition of the cotton
crop On October l-t was II per cent. against
80 % year ago NOT bad thing for ihc
southern roads. The bears have had e lii-
flc success boz The last ton days. and There is
a. GOOD Short interest. which viii help the
market when 10 turns All the natural cone
ditiou- continue extremely builisi. and Will
iell 100 thc end.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
Wholesale rice CURRENT.


Reported by Spratley 4 Oyerbcy, Commits
sion Merchants, l2u0 Cary street
Country Produce.
.iuDlls- thoicr. - fo S2.sj; prime. Sl.l5
to -. poor in good sl.2j io Sl.lO.
Harau virginia hams. choice old. l1e.
per pound: new hams. small. l3fD f.; now
hams. large. d tp &c.. SIdc-. = 1 tD 'R..
shoulders. q fn .r.
Erua.-' hOiccna1y. 2Nc.
Btrue1r .oto2 lc. per pound
Bf0Dm TDta g 90 Dee.
Bnffrf Virginia creamery. % Goo De-.
fmil, packed lVlr1inial. D. io &c.,. choice
yellow. store packed l\r-inia 10 i0 Ices
Store packed. mixed color and sweet. la io
lJr.: Store packed. common 90 fair, Gao Joe.
fNbtugf Per lm. - fn 50.
nm, ln crates ur-hi. 10 200 21c.; Doe
boxes and barrels. j to i.r.
lire PoWtv Hens. - io 2lrf MIXED
roop-. -3 io 2ir. Chickens. spring. large.
li 90 ,'c.; small. j. io DE.
pii." T. fr" l'''hr-' l''ri,"' " i' 80.
''''.'' .' ',''' d., ,,i.. vi.
.-,.o'!! ri,.i i...,,. ? ~. A.. Vbn,-
'..i..r,..- ,'t..
t.IfL.,. Primo. Disc, .no-a. ilfY is.. Der
noiinl. mixed. - a-..
Iiuclrf PR hu.hci.Sl to SllO.
Gnfp. 3 in Hr.
Uid.s Dy ilim~. light WEIGHTS. to -.
% 'r pound. heavy Wcient-.DI go. peer pound
dl1 -alicd. &c., lNrD sailed. ic.s green. 5c.
Lnni Prime country to -'. per
p9uni.
Onoae Per crate. d0 o. '1r.
oifDHs Ter barrel. N-,-i,
O.uu9r $500 to $500.
L'"DHs 400 10 5000
I'0ctrs Fer hushcl crate. Sl.VD 20 $50" ;
IsIN 3D. 81
medium. io ir.
iotrfoC, Vow. rer bushci $50 90 O3c';
per barrel. Sl.,i io $500.
H,oh Ginseng, per pound. 500: seneca.
per pound. 800 io 33c.
Nscis- Clover. per pound. ~ to sisc.:
Timothy. per bushrl. Sl.6Oto Si'': Orchard
grass. ~0 to Hlc.; Herds grass. 'O to Ooc.;
German millct. 90 io yuc.
N0D0c Per i" pounds. ''c. 20 81.
lioDi luirWa-hed. 800 20 sc. per pound
unWa.hcd- BE. per pound.
Viii Feed.
~Ain.tur pnr tom. Slf.
Er,,,u.fiifl. rcr tom. Sl3.
Bran. is.r tom. >l3.
oroceric.. Ttr.
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gross. per barrel. 500 10 Ni..'.
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barrels. ID 10 lvc.; genuine golden syrup
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Gus Whats lhc matter, Jack: You
look all worn ont.
Jack-Tyc been visiting young cou
plo with their first baby.-New YORK.
Weekly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
Wilmington Market.

10y iti'LiapHsI
Nu1uNoIoN. &C.. October l0. spirit
of turpcntinc steady ai jc.: other article
firm and unchanged.