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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-18
TOBACCO DEPARTING NT.

RICHMOND, VA. Monday. Juno H.
Visitors on Change: Paul Venable,
aud Il. Lewis DibrelI. Danyille, Va;
J. W. Scott. South Boston, Va.
There was some wrapper inspecting
to-day with small sales; an attempt 10
sell few odds and ends at auction
meets with small success IN old brights.
The trade somehow has just gotten
out Of the habit Of buying bright old at
auction.
The following is the record to-day:
A few crops Of dark stemmiDg we're
sold to-day; Mr.. w. NJ. Cary WAS on
Change. and at business to-day.
BOOKED FOR BUFFALO, NY.
We understand that the following
parties will surely make full exhibits
at the Buffalo tobacco fair this fall,
namely: George +. Tuckett & Sons.
smoking and fine cut. Danville, Va;
Brown Brothers, manufacturers. Ed
munds & Gilmer. w. +. Smith q Sons,
VI. n. williamson. dealers in bright
leaf. Winston, n. c.; Bowling. Wright
q Co Liberty. Va, A. II. Motley q
CO., Reidsville. n. c.; K. +. Morris q
Co., Durham, n. G. We note this IN
hopes that our Richmond manufacturers
and dealers will be simulated to show
up our trade to advantage. 1t will not
do to say that such expositions do not
amount 10 anything.
They do make business, and others
will profit by it if we do not do 80. If
we are doing well. we might do better
in advertising our tobacco products.
We note also that Messrs. K. r. Bow
man q Co., of Lynchburg. have Paris
exhibit Of leaf, and that helps that
trade.
The Tobacco TRUE Rerie,c has full
article on the Allen & Ginter Co. s
Paris exhibit. w. l.. ID.
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New YORK Financial Market.


New YORK, June 17.-Mouey closed
at n per cent. the highest rate
lowest, per cont. Exchange steady
posted rates, 4SSa4S9;; actual rates.
457ia4S7s for sixty days. and 4sga4o9t
for demand. Governments steady: cue
rency G's, llS bid; As coupons, 1919; bid d.
4; do, 1864 bid.
The reports Of serious trouble among
the lines west Of Chicago, indicated by
the announcement OF the Chicago and
Alton that it will withdraw from the
Interstate Association July l5ih. had a
depressing effect on stock speculation
this morning. There was heavy pres
sure to sell in the early dealings. and
all the active stocks showed declines at
noon ranging from to per cent.
Northwest. st. Paul. Chicago. BuIliDg-
ton and Quincy. Delaware and Hudson,
and Canada Southern all declined over
per cent. and Rock Island > in the
first hour. Reading. Lackawanna, Lake
Shore. New England. AtchisOn. Topeka
and Santa Fc. Missouri Pacific, and
Northern Pacific preferred declined ! to
per cent. during the same time.
The market continued dull after y
O'Clock. though New England, Atchi-
son. st. Paul, and the leading trusts
were fairly active. The tone Of the
market was firm, and some enhance
ment Of values took place, though the
improvement in prices was small.
The general market closed dull. at a
slight decline from Saturday = prices.
except i'm a few cases. Tue sales
amounted to 25S. 237 shares.
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srAsOyABLE HINTS.

The ladies' who battle at Newport and
Naraqansett, as well as Long Branch,
feel themselves lifted above and beyond
criticism. while the religious tendon
cics Of the majority Of tho Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park summer visitors lift
them above criticism, no matter what
they do, so that it dovolvc5 upon the
simple, plain, honest folks to maintain
the proprieties.
1t is SO well understood that the bene-
fetal influence of sea bathing is so great
as TO make even a few baths felt as POI
tent health factor, that almost every wo-
man whose circumstances lift her above
actual want has her bathing costume.
I'm this letter are presented a few neat
and gentcol bathing suits, all feasible for
the homo dress maker The materials
generally employed arc dark blue fan
mel or serge, though lately it has been
found that Turkish towcling or linen
bed ticking are preferable, as they do
not hold the water SO nor cling so closely
tothe figure. Bed ticking is really OK
cellont. and has the advantage Of being
cheap and pretty. particularly for chill.
drcn, though they should not be allowed
t0rcmain IN the wet garments, as they
chill more rapidly than in flannel Dark
. blue is the commoncst color, trimmed
with white. black or red braid or bands
put on in fanciful fashion, according to
taste.
The very fact of the costume being
for bathing ought TO DO the reason for
quiet taste. as the wcaror is sufficiently
conspicuous without trying 20 make her
self moro SO by startling styles in dress
The illustrations 20 this article show the
best STYLES for papa and mamma, the
baby and young sister-thoso for the
parents in blue flannel. with white braid,
and those for the sister and little one in
maroon serge. The wrap is Of gray
towclin., with scarlet cords. The dark
blue costume needs eight yards Of fan
mel and eighteen yards Of braid and
fftv-cight buttons. and requires no pat
tern. as any lady can make TO simple a
garment Tho wrap needs eight yards
Of towcling about twenty-six inches
wide
Though It Is not absolutely necessary
TO wear stockings and shoes it is better
to do so. as tho sharp shells and pebbles
may cut the feet; but in Newport and
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DnnXiIIe.

JUNE l5.-Our breaks have been large
again this week, though the sales have
not blocked any day. A great deal Of
the tobacco offered has been In soft
order. If there has been any improve
ment in the quality Of the breaks, we
have failed To sec it. The excessive
rains have 10 doubt kept some of the
planters from risking bringing to mar
kot their best tobacc0s for fear OF get
ting them caught in the rain. We have
had rain nearly every day this week.
There cannot be 10 complaint OF not
being able TO strike. We suppose that
every dealer has been able to get down
all the stock that has been hanging which
had dried out.
1t has been a pretty busy week strik-
ing Prices have been very firm. We
DO not think that any grade can be said
TO be lower. All grades of desirable
tobaccos are sitter and wrappers and
cutters decidedly so. Nearly every one
of our manufacturers aIe represented
every day on our breaks. and they are
pretty free buyers. We hear of seve-
raj good-sized round lots of old wrap
pers being sold at private sale by the
warehouse to the agent Of one of the
big Western manufacturers.
DBRFLL BROTHERS.
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Central Asia. and moro particularly
central western Asia, has undergone a
revolution during the past quarter Of
century. Railroads arc being built ana
telegraph lines connect all important
towns Roads are being macadamizcd
and Turopoan costumes and customs arc
adoptcd. Education, especially, Is foster
cd where it was unknown; and there are
ten times the schools there were, besides
colleges established by Foreigners. he
lieious freedom is quite general III INC
place Of bitter fanaticism; and all ciaSSe.
are waking up 10 new intellectual and
moral life. The lower classes look up
Asia. AT the present rate OF progress
will be regenerated during the Iwentiet.
century to cooperate with Europe and
America. St Louis Globe-Democrat
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ALLEGED TOBACCO TRUST.
Plug manufacturers Deny that they
Arc Combining.

Arc Combining.
If was stated in "a dispatch to the
daily newspapers OH Thursday last that
a Trust Of S2j. 200, 600 had been formed
to take in all the plug tobacco manufac-
Jurors Of the United States. The scheme
was claimed to be one Of self-protec-
ton. i'm which it was reported that all
manufacturers would sell out TO one
company and then take stock to the
amount of the valuation of their plant.
Leggett s, Myers and Drummond &Co.,
of ST. Louis. and +. Lorillard. Of New
Jersey. were said TO be at the head of
the enterprise.
The reported formation of the Trust
is denied bv Mr. f. q. GriswOld, repre-
senting =. Lorillard & Co.. and by Mr..
w. G.. Buchanan. of Buchanan 81 Lyall.
Mr.. w. c. Buchanan said yesterday
that he knew nothing Of the proposed
Trust: that his firm had not been in
vited to Join it, and that he took no
stock whatever in the story. He pointed
out that i'm the very nature Of things II
would not be possible to form a Trust
in manufactured tobacco. 4 leaf to
bacco Trust. ne said, was possible Of
formation. but not plug tobacco Trust
lie admitted that manufacturers might
combine for the sake Of saving them
selves from ruinous competition in the
buying of tobacco in the market at
Louisville. but such an arrangement
would be what might be called ian
agreement among gentlemen 1t
would not be q Trust. United States
Tobacco Journal.
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baltimore Markets.

by telegraph
BALTIMORE. MD, June 17.-Cotton
nominal: middling, 1lball!c. Flour
active and strong. Wheat-Southein
firm and higher: Fultz, S5a9Oc.; Long
berry, s7a92c. Western irregular. easy
No. . winter red, spot SIC; Corn
Southern white firm. 43a45c., yellow
easier, 4la42c.; Western easy, mixed.
spot. 4la4l4c. Oats steady. Western
white. 32a34; Western mixed. 29a2yi
Graded, No. ,. white. 35t. Rye dull,
51a53c. Provisions quiet and steady
Petroleum barely steady; refined, So ~.
Coffee unsettled; Rio, cargoes. fair.
17salSc. Sugar firm; A soft, 80; cop
per firm; refined, 1Oiall. Whiskey
unchanged.
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ssThero is 10 trouble in teaching
Chinaman a new thing. bat the teacher
has to be extremely careful in doing so,
said Mrs. 4. l.. Lord, a prominent temper
ance worker who recently arrived in this
CITY from California. 4 have heard
many amusing stories told as to how
faithfully John carrigs oIt instructions,
but | may say the most amusing was
told me by Il lady with whom | stopped
a short time ago. The lady had hired a
Chinaman, intending to make a cook OF
him. The Celestial was as apt II learn
as any Of his brethren, and made him
self very useful. \ few days after his
arrival the lady of the house thought
she would learn him how TO make cakes.
and that end In view bought few eggs.
The Chinaman watched her every mo-
ton intently. She broke one egg but IT
was bad and she threw it away. The
second was healthy and it went into the
cup. Then the other directions were
carried out. and when the cakes were
baked she set the Chinaman to try his
hand
THE lady paid no attention to him, and
when done tho cakes he baked were as
nice as hers. Every day he baked them
and they were excellent. On one occa-
sion. several weeks after the Chinaman
arrived. the lady entered the kitchen just
as the Chinaman started TO make the
cakes. The Chinaman picked up ono
egg. broke it, and without the least hest
tation threw it out Of the window. Be
fore his mistress could interfere the sec
ond was broke and put in the cup. Why.
John, why did YOU throw that first egg
away? 1t was good The Celestial looked
solemnly into her face and said. Misses
do it, And after inquiry she found he
had been doing that every day for three
weeks. John was shown the right way
and he never gave any moro trouble In
that line. baltimore News.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Harket
Reported bye. W. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers'. No. iii Main street.
nrvIEW.


New YORK. June 1S.-It was natural
that the Atoms thirty-day notice Of
withdrawal from the president g agree
ment should depress prices at first, and
il did 10 noon, after which the strength
Of the market was shown in very
sharp rally to 2:45. The stocks which
fell OF most at first were Atchison, G.,
b. and . Canada Southern, Chicago,
Castor. D., l.. and W., Missouri Pacific.
Lake Shore, Rock Island and st. Paul,
all rallied very sharply, led by New
England and Atchison. The general I'M
preston was that the strong people un-
der the market had decided that the
Alton could be convinced Of its mistake
in Withdrawing. and that matter would
not 20 further than a notice of with
drawal. IN the Z. NJ. the coalers and the
list generally were very firm. 1t is idle
to ignore the situation West and North
west, but 1t seems TO be usually certain
that nothing like a rate-war will be PER-
mitted. In other directions news and
prospects continue good The market
closed dull and strong, some stocks a
shade below Saturdays close.
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THE MERRY HEART.

The merry heart goes all the day;
II goes and never tires,
Free 10 bestow
Much warmth Gnd glow
From out is hidden fires
Though days are long
And nights are dcar
And all around it sadness
Tho merry heart
With songs OF cheer
Restores the light Of gladness
whon other hearts are out Of tune
And tnged with melancholy
Tired OF the strife
And toll OF life
And quick TO frown at folly
The merry heart,
With courage still,
Goes on. and is not weary
And every day,
IN every III,
Sos something bright and CHEEKY.
Of4tber than a crown Of gold,
And rank aud honors great,
Than jewels rare
Beyond compare,
And rich and vast estate, (.
Id much prefer
A merry heart
With laughter all audible
That strives - Joy
And hope L impart.
Ani sings is way through trouble
Josephine Pollard IN Pittsburg Bulletin
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Cincinnati.

JUNE Offerings during week.
2.563 hogsheads; actual sales, l,727.
receipts. 3 OO7 hogshedds.
Under tie pressure of continued
large offerings our market showed but
little animation for the medium 10
good grades of tobacco, and prices
were very irregular and easy.
Common and bright sorts, on the
contrary. ruled very active throughout,
ana firm in price.
The past few days afforded excellent
seasons for planting, as well as pricing
and we look forward to very large re-
ceipts next week.
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Thy ItItkIHUHsT
NEW YORK. June l7.-Fl0ur dull
and firm and unchanged. Southern
stronger. trade and family extras,
S3. 3OaS5. Wheat weak; spot sales,
No. = red. S3sas4c.; No. 2, red winter
June. s3tc. Corn steady; spot sales.
No. ., 4lia49ic. ditto June, 4lic. Oats
firm; spot sales, No. white. 3sc.; Nc.
9 mixed. June. 2Sc. Pork dull; new
mess. S13.25aSi3.50. Lard dull; July.
S6 IS. Sugar-raw. strong and higher:
refined fairly active and strong; cut-loaf
and crushed, 9ic cubes. esc.; powder
ed. 9sa9ic.; graduated. 9tc. Coffee, spot
cargoes steady; fair Rio, 17fc. .
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Chicago Markets.

BY ItItkfdpH.T
CHICAGO. June H. Wheat opened
higher. Corn, oats and provisions
steady.
Closings: Wbeat-June, SOic.; July
7sic.: August. 75ic. Corn-June, 34tc.
July. 34sc.: August. 3iic. Oats-June,
22fa22sc.; July, 22ia22.c.; August. 22sc'
Pork-June. Sl1.65; July, S1l.67i'
August. SLID. Lard-June, S6.52i
July, S6.57i; August. s6.65aS6.67l
Ribs-June $3.50; July, $3.50; August
81 81.
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The court Of Leo XIII is said to com
prise /. 100 persons. There are 20 valets'
100 house prelates. 100 privy chamber
lains. chambcrlains. 200 cxtra-honor-
orary chamberlains. $50 supcrnumerary
chamberlains, 80 officers OF tho noble
guard. and 60 guardsmen, IA officers Oh
the Swiss guard and palace guard Z
honorary chaplains. 20 private secreta-
rics. 10 stewards and masters Of the
horse, 90 doorkeepers. -
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Richmond Lave stock MARKET.

RICHMOND. Va, June IL.
The following is the report for the
past week:
Receip.s-247 head cattle; 2O9 sheep
and lambs: 2SS hogs.
Sales-247 head cattle; 200 sheep and
lambs; 1872 hogs.
Prices Cattle, best. At to Ate. gross: a
few extra fine higher; medium to good,
3ito 4c. gross; common to fair, 81 to ste.
gross; sheep, 8 to Ate. gross; lambs. At
to sic. gross; hogs, 81 TO 0tc. net; bulls,
n to Sc. gross.
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BEAUTY IN TIE BATV.
MOOESTY IN BATHING COSTUMES
IS LARGELY CONVENTIONAL.
How tho Costumes Vary ut ioag Branch.
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Coney
Isiand-At the Two Extremes. Display.
Tho Middle Class L. Modest.
lspeclai corrcqpondencc.l

Especial Correspondence
New YORK, June 6.-Thcre always has
been and always will be certain fashion
able women who delight in eccentric
bathing costumes, but to any woman OF
taste and refinement the bathing suit
that attracts the least notice is the one
most desirable At Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove the costumes are shade
more dccorous than many worn at Long
Branch. Newport and Narragansett
while those worn at Coney Island and
Rockaway are positively modest for the
most part. In fact, have noticed in
this, as in many other matters, the poor
or the clasr that frequents a place the
more modest and circumspcct the attire
and manner of the women.
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new York stock Market

10y
NEW YORK, June l7.-Oregon i'm
proved Is, l.03al 03i. Alabamas. A,
1854 bid: b. 112fall5; c. l02al04. leu
nessee old. G6 bid. North Carolina A.,
90: SIS, l27. South Carolina browns,
lO6. Tennessee new set g.. lOsiallO;
5's. 1875: 3's, 70. Virginia 6's, As bid
ex-matured coupons, 42a5O.
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BATHING WRAP AND MAN SUIT.
other fashionable resorts it is considered
the mark of responsibility TO wear silb
stockings and fancy shoes Skeleton
corscis are also worn by those who battle
for display.
| saw bathing dress made for {
wealthy married lady, now in Newport
of white felt flannel, with rich en-
broidcry of coral in rel silk intermngled
with geld sea plants There were nc
sleeves and the belt was one mass Of golO
embroidery. with here and there bit OF
the red Buckskin shoes 70 match ano
coral pink silk stockings were to be worn
with this. also coral gold bracelets.
Many other daring fapcics were worked
out for bathing dresses for those whose
wealth enables them 10 defy public opin.
ion. but | have no patience TO write OF
them. nor do my readers care 10 hear OF
them, ann sure. OLIVE HARPER
..-,szs-~~s-7s t-.sssfT- ssa.sy
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va
WHAT AN OLD MAN, az YEARS on AGE
HAS TO = Az
coScERsIsG THs
Chase City Mineral Water
PORTLAND, NoITowAY. COUNTY. VA.
August 10. 1886.

FoRkIAsD, NoITOwAY. COUNTY. VA.
August 10. 1885.
Mr.. H. n. Hardy. chase OfU, Va;
sir.-For many years suffered very much
from dyspepsia. with It's com plicatiCns. sucit
as nervousness, neuralgia, indigestion, con
stipation. liver affection, etc. until b'cam"
almost a confirmed invalid. During the tim"
wss treated by intelligent physicians. WIN
prescribed various remedies. used DcNt
litha and other mineral wat n. also III,
all to but little advantage.
Hearing ~ your newly discovered "Chass
CITY Mineral Water" SENT for and obtained
a case oft. It lasted me about three wetk X.
during which time improved 10 much NJ D
be able 10 leave home. which hnd rot beu,,
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% Chase City and continued the use Oithe Wa
ter fresh from the well, for four weeks. whicit
ave me more real benefit than all the oih'r
remedies combined. Ny nerves were 800
quieted, could sleep well all nivht, M
slOomy fears md forebodings VANISHED.
my mind became bright and Chez
full could enjoy the company
OF nv friends (Which before sNold-
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10 the use Of your mineral water.
must say. IN conclusion, that ! considc :
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t.ctsd humanity. Away with your drugs AMI
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Drink Of IL healing water. Go drink. ana ~
made whole" J. q. LOWELL.
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lsrsfu and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, a, JuHo II, IooVs
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-1S bushels.
Corn-2 500 bushels.
OATS 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Mixed, IS bushels good at
SIC.
Oats-Mixed, 1000 bushels prime on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. -Middling. 10c.; low mid
ding, 9tc.; good ordinary. Sic.
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WEST END
Land improvement Co
Once OF Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank. Corner Main aud
Eleventh Streets.
r-n-n.. rnoro.Iaa ID IN.

Persons wanting 90 acquire homes for them
selves in au improving locality. where every
dollar Invested win increase. viii do wen u
examine the properties Of this company.
aaaa wil tc marked by sign boards posted
Upon each tract Of land. and piats can be- seen
.f tho Once Of che agency, over the Mer
chants National Bank, corner Main ano
Eleventh streets.
The company Will make special terms viii
Iertlos desiring o. build, and 10 all such Wi
.eal nny per cent. OF the value OF the lot ana
improvements al per cent. Ou long time.
Tho properties were acquired az prices muci
0o'ow the present market value and the com
Iany can afford 70 sci on reasonable terms &c
tucl buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
gro. j. ROGERS. Secretary.
lsp7l
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The follow ing internal revenue col
lectlOns on tobacco were made IN this
city yesterday: Cigars. Sll9.75; tobacco,
s3.7OS.7S; special lax, S29.92. Total,
S3.SS9.lj
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
@ W { n S & MIN Il
DRUG COMP ANY,,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
OPPOSITE FosToFrIcs.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. CosME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kindi
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRU SHEs. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the ear round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies'
and Gcntlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both &C
wholesale and retail. We arc agents for the now
Justly celebrst Dyspepsia cure. ELASTICITY
LITHIA wA1kI which No deliver In am
part OF the city for - cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will d,
well 20 drink this water freely.
We make a speciality OF hitting TIKI SSH
and keep full stock always on hand. lals -
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHES. alt
kinds and prices.
We hayeall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGAR trial. Re
member to try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists, sud ronc but tho
PCREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting dono
ought TO call and get Color Card and price3
OF Wadesworths Silica Paint. which Ia better
and cheaper than Lead and OIL
Please remember that for everything usually
found in a first class wholesale and retail drug
store. 20 10
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
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Haiiimore Mock Market.
by Telegraph.

TBl IFIFETUTII.I
BALTIMORE. June 17.-Virginia con-
soils. 40 bid; do. n-forties, 81 asked do.
threes, sol.