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same with him. sses'se 10 make The f.siowlns
IMPORT. tho ise,nis-a details 81 Witch are cn-
tsrsd upon and appear IA the account az a
~. ~ f>re~. Town Sergeant. On tho books OF
the town Ia tue hands 90 the Recorder,
81. H. II. 7yrec. Ia acct. with the town OF
csrcdo. pr
To rundiy tax hllis. 1879 to- isss. sseao
To roed tax bills. lisa To issT. Ns.1
To road la, fnr isSs etsN
thames added ~ list slUo
To Police FUND fsc'd of Mayor Wright, isns
10 license collected. AZ
l",n, soii ~
a. n. n rsrce in acct with the town OF
Cercdo. a..
hy orders on Treasurer. inter ~. etc. nj. a;try
ny tar bills iszp "a 1857 returned. eaap,
hst'~d tax bills iss1 la iSs. rctnrned. aa.a7
~ rosd Nh Hat fss performed, ispoo
rctd delinquent. bs.oo
lover agc q under
are. ,,o
ny com. ON sassas, ass. collected per e.. ~ ~
amount 10 balance, iops
Total sviLc7
Respectfully Submitted.
Milton surLprS. ,
- L LoNo iioANp. '""'
on motion the report was accept.
cd aud the committee discharged
On motion IL was ordered that the
bond OF @. b. H. Tyrc~, as Town
Sergeant, bc cancelled and his sure.
ties cxoneratcd from all liability
-by reason thereof.
Mayor Wright then paid over to
the Treasurer the sum OF s.. 90. the
balance IN his hands belonging to the
Police Fund, aud took the Treas.
urer's receipt th,fcfor.
On motion the council then adj.
journcd sine die.
Nj SnrLpEN. Recorder.
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On motion the same were allowed
respectively.
On motion it was ordered that
]. w. Collier, formerly Town Ser.
geant, having settled and paid over
the balance in his hands 10 the
Treasurer, his bond be cancelled and
he and hiss sureiics be released from
all obligations by reason 81 same.
On motion meeting adjourned.
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Mrs.. WfEu1w's 5sOrHso SrnuP should slusys
be used whom children are cutting tseth. re 10
Isyes tho little enffereret oneo; Il prod uoes
quiet sleep, and the littc ehtfub suak bright
ns button. 10 - very pleasant 90 taste. 10
sootlos the ehila aoftens he Hutis All .,oln
regu tue bowels, and sths b. ii known rsinsd
for 6ihrrhosa, whether sfisiHg from festilibg OF
other csssoe. Twenty-Five cents a b0tGs.
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spring,imc has come.
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Council Proceedings.

Irregular meetings nrst Monday In each
MONTH
SPECIAL MEETINGS.
At called meeting Of tho Com
mon Council of the town Of Cercdo
at the office Of NJ. Sheldon i'm said
town March asth, 1859 Present.
Wan. Wright, Mayor: NJ. Sheldon.
Recorder, H. ]. Zouck, Elias Stock.
Columbus Cole and II. Willis.
Councilman. Absent: ). FLOYD
Hoard, Councilmen. Mayor Wright
was in the chair. The minutes Of
last meeting were read and appiov.
cd.
On motion the bill Of r. Il. Nc.
Dougal for publishing proceedings
Of the council for the year ending
March 3rst, 1880, and for printing
blanks, IN all amounting to $500,
was allowed---as per bill on file.
The following claims were then
pr, scented:
VIM. Wright, Mayor salary, $500
NJ. Sheldon, Recorder f." 1000
NJ. Sheldon, stately & postage, 100
M Sheldon, com'r Of the Rev 500
III. ]. Iouck, councilmen sal. 600
s. +. Hoard, 6 90
Columbus Cole, 600
Elias Stock, 600
II Willis, 600
Milton Elkins, ms. election, 100
a NJ. Frizzcll, Z" 100
Marshall Cyrus, 100
Frank Feazell, clerk 90
Sam. Holt. % 100
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Your COMMITTEES 70 srsmine tho accounts
To~n Sergeant q p. r. Tyrse aud settle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
The Cotton MARK es
By Telegraph

NEW YORK. July g-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price x Co. to-day IN their circu-
Jar say: Greatly 20 the surprise Of our
market. Liverpool opened az a decline
Of / to points. and closed without re-
gaining the loss Private cables state
the cause of this decline TO be rumors
Of q short time moment. whish our cor
respondents do rot believe will occur.
Locally our market has been strength
ened by large freights engagements
during the past two days for fully
II .0t0 bales. and the indispositlou TO
operate in August becomes daily more
pronounced. So far. however. no evi-
dence Of manipulation have appeared.
the buyers being owners Of the cotton
for which freight room has been en-
gagged. The closing prices were irre9u-
larly changed. Sales $500 bales.
Receipts at ports. 200. Spot firm at
II 3-l6 for middlng uplands. Sales.
800 for export and as bales g. spinners.
July. 10 j6al057 August. i05ial05o
September. lO.l16l0.ls: October. g.a6a
g.91. November. o s9l9.90. December,
0.9laq. go. January. 9 95s99s February.
90 04alO 0j. March, lo.l2slO.l8. April.
40 2Oal0 ~
luLiverpool spot cotton closed steady.
Middllng uplauds. 6S-l6i. Sales, 10000
bales
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, July 9.-Auction cner-
ings on Change to-day Ixty-two pack
ages. Of which seven were taken in.
Highest price. 90 g.: lowest. 81 30.
average. $3.50. Quiet private small sales
on old wrappers were made. while ON
Cnange few small lots were sold.
About twenty packages of old filters
and one or two new wrappers changed
hands, with several scattering sales of
other grades.
Ire dark shipping market Is firm for
all grades. while foe leaf is readily
bought on sampling. Some of the re-
JecliOns We have seen are very monde
script for shippers All really meaty
darks of character. whether suited 10
immediate demands or not. are held
quite stiff.
a careful inquiry among sellers ard
holders Of old wrappers today reveals
only the following stock approximately
on hand: Two to five packages 40 $50
or over. ninety five packages at $40 10
s45' two hundred packages az SO 10
S3j.
IL is questionable whether some Of
this latter crop will pass as wrappers.
bat this total Of three hundred pack
ages. If approximately correct. isa very
small stock indeed. and II such sales as
we have bad in the past month, of
80 TO l2j packages week are made.
there will be nothing but the bright
new 10 depend upon. As regards this
latter. there are very few that 40 best
Will yield leafy mahoganies. For color
they will BIO taken. al the same time
the price Will be higher and the yield
to the plug smaller than Old.
For the finest new -ij Is about the
highest figures asked. Some sales are
already reported at $50 and several
lots Of thru to ten packages around 40
cents. From wolliulormed CORES
pOndcnts we hea the dark. James
river crop. from present outlook will
be- another poor one There has been
So much rain that the grass alone is
hard to keep under where the plants
remain sound and healthy.
REGISTERED Oy CHANGE 10 DAY.
W. NJ. Daniel. H. J. Daniel. X. T..
TNce, Henry pemberion, Louisa
county. Va. W. $. Fiippo. Caroline
county. Val. T. Moore. Jr.. Tmvauna
county. j. Y. Pnnix and SON. Durham.
y. g.. J.. A. Page. IS. $. KING. Peters
burg. Va, e. r. Owen, Scotland Neck.
Nc.
We copied the ". IL Snow article
from the Southern IObGcc0ni1 ye-ter-
day, and not the JOuram rs. T.. ID.
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a PRINCESS BETROTHED.
Dnc ~ 'ho Daughters Of the Prince 81
Wales 10 Marry The Earl Of fife.

Ono ~ tho Daughters Of the Prince Of
Wales 10 Marry The Earl Of fife.
Ills royal highncss Albert Edward.
Prince Of Wales and heir apparent TO
the British crown. has pleased bis people
and astonished many persons hy dccid-
Ing that IBIS daughters shall marry Eng
lishmcn if any oligiblos can be found.
There is some criticism because he has
botrothod Princess Louise (or consented
TO her bctrothaD 10 q man as old rs her
fathers but as the princess herself is Of
iusivcly glad of the choice and expresses
her feelings quite charmnglv. and
everybody knows there is no compulsion
in the mattor there is mo- occasion for
regrets or sympthics on ibis sido Of the
water
The prince. as every ono knows, Is the
second child Of hor gracious majesty
tho queen. and was born Nov. Q, 1871,
and was married March 10. 1868, to
Princess Alexandra, oldest daughter Of
King Christian IN, of Denmark Her
sister is the wife of the present car of
Rl .a which ius.iucs the title given
her moiher-of being the most success
falmatolmakor DO Europe. The Prince
of Wales and Alexandra have five chill
lr0u. Albert Victor, born Jan. s, 1861;
l.0r... juno 3. 1868. Louise. Feb
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NEW YORK July 9 Money closed at
3 per cent. Exchange closed quiet.
posted rates. -411a-i sst. actual rates.
/ rIs6la-fsG. lor Sky days and - 81
asa $50 for demand Governments
closed steady. currency 6s. Sl.l9 bld.
4 s.. coupons. -l.S- bId. !. 5. de-. ~l.O j4
bid.
There was only half as much bu-i-
ICES, in stocks this morning as during
the same hours Of Yesterday Nearly
al. stocks were little higher tins fore
noon than last night, close. The
strongest were Southwestern. Rock
Island. Atchison. and Burlington. and
they recovered from yesterday s de-
cline the advance was due tO the
covering shorts put out yesterday. The
Granger stocks were especially firm
from AN active covering. The market
appeared Oh Doe waiting The outcome OF
meeting Of presidents. representing the
Interstate Railway Ass citation. in Chi
csgo 90 day. The stock market Was
very du alter midday. and prices were
Not -O strong. Values gagged during
the greater part of the afternoon, ard
at one time the carly improvement
was wholly lost. Among active stocks
Rock Island was lhe weakest, and de-
chucd per cent. Sugar trust, were
weak and Il lower. lu the final deal
iugs there WAS sharp covering caus-
ing an advance which lcft prices gen
orally sals higher than yesterday.
Sales. ls1, 900 shares.
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/
DIS father thinks it time 60 pui an end &c
these q man alliances. Hence the in-
tero-t in the marriage of Louise. oldest
daughter of thc Prince of Wales
Bear in mind Chat the rei-nins family
of England is only English in the same
sense that.o many Sow York aldermen
re "AmorDn- lai is they have be-
como naumIizel and taken the oath Of
oli.a The irt two Georges were en-
| rlfIal|v German and subsequent in
tmluae0a leave the prince with So
i'tie British blood in lls veins that 'Nc
laH'iH Harvey could ever succeed in
Ending lhe circulation
Ihe marriage OF bis daughter ~ che
tuI af liewiil do more to thoroughly
1n..IcI1e fho family thm amy pn,iou.
alliance TNeoarI nineteen years older
Cham tho eil hois Oh marry and was "a
.o.u companion az hcr father. hoprincc.
n chose days when tlo latter was sow
ing DIS wild oats. bat DIS blood is coru-
uu and Doe BIAS gold galorc-an income
1f s-N1NlJ year, lli, family as noble
One date. back 1904 lu fact. as every
reader ol English history knows the
nm.s of life a4l Maclud have been
noted iu lh9 north of the island from the
very beginning OF modern civilization.
.hc present earl was Ni-comt Macdun
DO IBIS early years. but 10 is already AN.
lomce0 'haJ her gracious majesty will
make him duke 10 20 is necessary 20
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LOUISVILLE. XIV. July GA lower 10
"a much higher market for new hurley
and good general demand for all dee
sirablc grades of dark leaf were the
leading features this weak.
Nev BuHey-Iue market opened this
week somewhat easier than at the clos
my figures last week. brought about,
probably. by bad order of much offered.
This state OF things continued until yes
terday. when great deal more firm
ness prevailed for all grades. Since
then we have had "a decidedly strong
and active market ON adj grades.
which. however was in much better
order aud condition than early in the
week Taking the market throughout
the week 1t has been irregular ~ times.
but closing strong. and While not
quotably higher it certainly is strong nc
nearer outside figures. Manufacturer.
have been free buyers as well as
brokers ON order, with some buying on
speculation.
Nar Park. The offerings were con-
,iderabiy less than last week. with some
few good dark wiappery leaf 20 be met
with now ard then. The character of
lhe crop is very poor. and 10 is bow u
settled fact that we viii have very lit-
tle good heavy bodied dark tobacco iu
this crop. Early in the week the market
on all grades Wa. very irregular
and somewhat lower the c0uii
non being very undesirable then
90 be followed ia the latter part of the
week by both better quality and condi-
ton. which met with considerably
better market on all grades from trash
up To- The best leaf offered. Reggie buy
cfs were fairly good bidders 40 auction.
and also some small speculative buyers.
The market closed firm on oil grades of
dark tobacco. with - go the highest
price for the week.
Old Dark Offerings very mall and
nothing but Old, bali rotten trash 20 be-
met with this week. Prices unchanged
Generally ALEX II AnrlffTT
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REVIEW.
New YORK. July 0.-There was some
cornering Of shorts 10 day up 90 /
O'Clock. and a general belief prevailed
that the banking interests bad deter
mined to exert such pressure as would
result i'm a settlement Of Western trou-
oles. Result was that on dull market
there were advances of per cent. or
more IN AtchisOn. Colorado Coal. ID. t..
and w. l.. and ~. Manhattan. VI. T. .
JC.. Northwestern. y. i. preferred.
Rock Island and st. Padl. From 70 .
% clock great deal OF the advance was
lost The railroad presidents in New
York talked hopefully If efforts TO adj
lust Western and Trunk Line troubles
this week. Chairman Walker. in Chi
csgo. was particularly hopeful. The
news as a whole was favorable 20 better
prices. IL is clear the immediate future
Of market depends almost wholly upon
present negotiations to fix Up rate sit
uati0p. Any good news would bring
10 BUYERS for both accounts. and bad
news would be very apt % provoke
heavy sales for both accounts. In last
nour market was very dull. and barely
steady up to 2:30. In last ha.f hour
market was steady and strong TO close.
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The little shining beauties, the single
gold dollars, much cherished 10y women
for spanglesa and bracelets, are exceeding
iv scarce and hard 10 obtain, and those
I'm Guest Of them for presents are Obliged
Co 20 % brokers. who charge from 10 to
% per cent. additional 20 their value
For commercial purposes the single dol
lar gold piece has become almost obso.
lete. Bai few were coined lastyear, and
thus far IT, 1889 none have been coined
at the Philadelphia mint.-Philadelphia
INQUIRER
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.axtee M Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup should al
ways boz used when children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer ~ once;
n produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
me Child from pain. and the mile chefub
awakts as bright as "a button III Is very
pleasant % taste. 10 soothes the enid sor-
ems Tho gums. allays all pain, relieves Nind'
regulates the bowels. aud Is the best known
remedy iOr diarThUa. whether arising from
teething OF other causes. Twenty-Five Genus
"A bottle. Iu.Ih, SAW.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. Nd July9.- Cotton quiet
middliug. llsallic. Flour inactive
but strong. Mheat-S1uthern firm
shaping higher. but receipts poor.
Fultz. 7Oa95c Longberry. 1ja9jc.
Western firm: No. , winter red, spot.
ssc.. July. sjic.; August. s3ias4 Sep
TENDER. eltas4tc. Corn Southern firm.
and wanted white, i9ajOc.. yellow.
lja41c. Western firm. mixed spot. Abe.
July. 4y!ai3c.: August, 4244stc.: Sep
TENDER. 43li3!c.: Western steadier az
40c. oats firm Western white. 33i
3lic.: Western mixed. 3Oa3lc. graded
No. > white. Bic. bid. Rye quiet. i9a
SOC. Hay in gooi demand prime to
choice timothy sJ.OOaSj.5O. Provisions
quiet aud steady. Batter quiet; cream
cry. lGc. Eggs easy at re. Petroleum
steady: relipeI. $40. Coffee nominal.
RIO cargoes. fair. l0tc. Sugar firm. 4
soft. 0ic.: Copper steady; refioed. l0ia
lie Whisky steady Sl.lO. freights
to Liverpool per steamer quiet but firm
grain. per bushel. Al. corn, for orders.
3s. 1.d August, So.
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chicago Garktis.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Wheat opened
stronger and higher. Corn firm. Oats
dull and tatc. lower. Provisions fairly
active. Closing prizes: Wbeat-Juiy.
Size August. size; S.pt,mbsr. s0ic.
Corn-July. 35.a3Gc., August, 35gc.
September. 3sic. Olts-July. 22s:.;
August. % ,22tc September. e2ts22lc.
Pork-July, Sll.4O; August. Sll.5O;
September, sll.55. Lard-July, s5.s5i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, bhoNiN AM
LIMA WATER Compare an"'y ''' "n'
you will see tha' our water Is neafi,
}nr.e times the strength OF any o'he'
','eri. water. aud contsina no o'y''""
liter F.r safe by AL dnes 's. 'n'
KIT p R1nit sole agent, Second an'
Nam sheets send FOR circular
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* VI
Of ins IN
nrdm multi pfcatiou
srft-
nj with
blood Tpno ssreli
snl iN
p the said ~~-es
@ nefobe u.s. Indeed
erene
OH iit.fc rrutJ
90 IN. O sfss
aiol ma isa ug
Of 'la ca"
itcqHD0 nfd a fI4onrf
% which
ordl slnf le
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Oh Of desn
for
t
me
suftri ing an afii fad where ever "a :
Contagious diseases medicine will the
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Internal Eerenso collections.

The following internal revenue coll
lfciiOus were made Yesterday in this
city. Cigars, &c. 1880 ej tobacco.
Sl.jg54s, special tax. 49, Total. a.
929.18.
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on 90 Nt "a CYAN iNANf
This has been
caused by alleea-
tons that Mr.
Wilson hasin the
past been more
prominent iil
financial circles
than IN the direc
ton of sanitary
science
Mr. Wilson l.
tle pre- idcnt OF
the New York
Consolidated
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Inxeweli

\ gentleman Of this place few DAYS
ago went into his hay NOW to break ny
a setting hen and found the hen IN ore
corner setting on a kitten. and a cat IN
another corner covering the eggs. He
sail the hen showed fight in defense OF
the kitten just as ough it were a
brood # Young chcks.-Ltder.
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August. Sc S2' September, Sc iOas6 42i
Short ribs-July, $3.50; August, - so
September. IS IS.
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The very best liniment to apply and
rub with is The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Llniment. Price 25cents eyeryw here.
Don't use any other, and 50 waste time
amp money.
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20
Co-ii 4. BahiuoT, M
Iha much benefited by
amin pregirs ylnrhI
bottle
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1000 Virginia new 3's at gu: 3,100
Richmond City IS, long. at ll2s.
SECOND BOARD.
900 Georgia Pacific Income at 81.
800 Georgia Pacific 81 BIS at o5t. @ Citi-
zens Bank Of Richmond at 2-t.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BIT. isked
United States 4-'s r. d c.. 1903 ..--
United States As h. 81 Co.. lbs ......
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Drain and collon lsehanse.

RICHMOND. Va. July @. 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Corn u $50 bushels.
40 sales reported 10 Secretary.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
OuOflfiOas.-Niddlms. l0sc.. low
mlddling. 9!c.: good ordinary
DC.
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aohhtft ithhhf''
Racon- Nirrinia hams. choice old. 1jc
per Mound. new hams. small. 70 to i3c.
new ham. LARGE. I'D to lie. sides. o to
9.c. si"nilers to ST.
Beeswox- 30 fo Die per Mound.
Broom corn fo It,.
Rutter- VIRGINIA creamery. ID 10 i6c.
family packed lVircinial. "A 20 l5c.
choice yellow store backed Virginia..
~ 40 i3c. store hacked. mixed color
and -weet to tO,. store hacked. COM
mon to fair. nominal.
Eggs In crate. fresh. - 10 he. In
boxes and barrels. m toi2c.
Live P.ultrv- Hens. - 10 soc: mixed
IONS - to 9-, Chickens. spring.
lar1o .3 fo Boo. small. - to .2c.
Driod Frnit Peaches reeled. g. 4, &c..
nnre.led halves 3 to BE. Apples.
sliced. 3 to3tc: quarters. 81 BE. Cher
riu,. pitted. lO to DE. Blackberrles. 3
to- 3.c. Wh0ulcberries, q 90 1c.
Feathers Prime live goose. l3 to Doc
per pound. mixed. % io zoe.
FlaNsoel- Per bushei, -LlV To- @l.-O.
nIes-Dry iiiut-' ii1ht weights. TO
Sc per pound. heavy weights. O'c per
no1nd div saltel. fc. wet -alted. lc.
green. BE-.
Lard Prime country, > to SIZE PER
pound.
Onions New. per crate, 10 90 -
Oranges -,iO0 tocl 5O
Lemons 1900 To- s5.oo
Peaches-fer hali bushcl crate QUO.
TO l5c.
Peanuts-fancy stock, per pound
to 81. medium. 3 TO &c.
Potatoes Per Ou-hel- 9O io 'vc. new
prime. per barrel. -l.1J 20 $3.50.
bools-Ginsens. ger pound 7-'Vy'
Seneca, per pound. 30 to 5'c.
Sumac zoe 10 81
Nool-lnO- washed. o4 10 '2e per
p9dnd' unwasntd a.. -'c per lo"hu.
NAiefmeiou7 -Iei l'e. 7l' .' 0-''
HAY. Oats ana straw.
Uay-N0. Timothy. per ton. SlijO
slj. 80 .. $3.50 TO Sl4JO. mixed.
SIP TO -l3. Virginia clover 80 10 81.
Baled Oats-Sll 90 SID.
Shuck5-B led. 30 20 GOc.
Straw COMPRESSED. 100 pounds. 30
10 Ace. loose. pressed. large bales. A. 60
soc.
Groreries, tic.
Brooms-Two string SL0O to SIPS,
three striugs. SljO To - 90: four
.-r,,,,.s so 0D Ca .300
Baskets Willow. SLID to $50 per
nest. split. 80 to zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes. 3 pounds, per dozen.
81 tO 9Oc
Can Corn, pounds' per Dozen - 10
So.
Rice-Caroliua, 70 &c; Rangoon'
o..
Salt liverpool, from store. Si,1..
ground alum from store. per sack, elV0
20 SlOj.
Tallow-lc.
Lard Pure, SIC. pressed. 'tc.
Molasses-Extrs' hosshead' 10 TO l'c'
barrels. - 10 Zoe. genuine golden syrup
Der gallon. ~ 10 &c. New Orleans.
prime 70 ,no'ce' OBJ 10 'y,.
soap oiiihon. 10 o0' D9s' WASH
ins' H. 'c' toiiel' I'D 20 <2c' -ot.
D. oukaI' ''l1 ~ ''.'..e''- 'ie' 'A'u 81 '''''
j. 9 aus d., s - ,o.. ;,onerial alto
~Jc. gunnowder. I'D 10 Soc.
COGee-Rio Is t. PC. Laguayra, 20
to 23c. Java. - 20 Doe.
Buckets Painted. two hoops, sligo.
three hoops. -ljO
- '0e"-
Shipstuif per ton $40.
Br0wnstuf per ion Slj.
Bran per ton SO.
NOM. rtour nod Neal
RYr, Meals - Sides. IL. shoulders.
Glc.
Racon-Wes,ern shoulders. nc. clear
rim sides NJ. brea.ta. Toe. hams. I3e.
Flour-Richmond patent roller
fsmilv - 5O IN So. fancy family - 10
- 9j. family. - So 10 $40. city extra.
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DIR. KINGS ROYAL CERMETUER.

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respectfully,
CUNNINGHAM. Collector
81 1889
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head, Neuralgia Constant Headache. aud Rheumatism b
back hut after using "a couple bottles ~ lr. q. Il.
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Lumber. slaves Rte.

Lumber-Whiteo oak. per 900, $40 t
Slo: yellow pine. framing timber. ~ e
so per 900. boards. Is 10 so. poplar
West Virginia, No. /, s3O: No. ?, S2j
No. 3. SIG.
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cement.Iime. Plaster. Etc.

Cement Union. per barrel, Sl.35
Rosendale. Sl.3j to Sl.40; James River
81 % to Sl.3O
Lime-Rockland. per barrel. sl.lO tc
Sl1j; Anchor. Fl o.: Riyerton, SLO5
e. Virginia lines. 9jc. to 81.
Plaster-Lump, 81: ground. s6.5I
10 s.: Calcined plaster. Fl. Oj 10 $40.
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Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice old. 10
per pound new hams. small. 10 % l3c
new hams. large. I'D To lie. sides . e
Gee: shoulders. 90 ~c.
Boe-waN- 30 tO bic per pound.
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Iron-American refined Old Domin-
ion bar. Per pound for standard sizes
> 1-l0c: English and American sheet
@. to 5.c: Swedes hammered, 4 to DC
hoop. to l.c.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard SIZE
81. %; steel, S2.35.
Walker horse-shoes. 81: mules, -.