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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25
New York Financial Market.
lBy Telegraph


New York, September 23.-Money
closed at q per cent. Exchanges steady;
posted rates, 4S4taiSSt. actual rates,
1861 for sixty days. and 4s74a4SS for
demand. Governments steady: cur
rency 6's. 1lS bid; As, coupons, l2fs
bid: a 5 do, 1915. bid.
Except the activity in Louisville aud
Nashville. which furnished lJ.JOO
shares I'D to 10 O'Clock, and Northern Pa
ciGc preferred, which furnished 500
shares i'm the same time, the market fol
railroad stocks was duller than 1t has
been for many weeks. and at the samt
time generally heavy and to PEI
cent. lower for nearly all the stocks
| The total sales on the exchange up t'
noon Of all the other railroad
stocks than the two mentioned were
only $4,000 shares. The feature OF th'
market was the sugar trust, which
alone furnished 20,lsi shares anc
dropped AZ per cent. in the hrs
hour. The rumor Of the propose,
issue Of 16.CCO, coo Of bonds by tn
sugar trust. and the positive denial o
the rumor. probably had little to &c
with the case except in the fact that the
people are beginning to realize more
and more that they do not know any
thing about these trust stocks ex-ep
what some Of the officials say in an oil
hand way. In The afternoon the marke
continued heavy. and was very dull 10
everything except Louisville an'
Nashville. North Pacific preferred. Ten
nessee Coal and the sugar trusts. In
general decline IN prices by ~
o'clock was I 20 Z per cent. below ]
o clock prices. About PIP. VI. money wa
bid up to : per cent, and this helpe'
depress the stock market. when th
rates for money eased up. At 3 oclocI
there was a recovery Of sat. leavinl
closing prices in most cases . to Il pe
cent lower. To-day's sales aggregated
| 9uG ZIG shares.
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Baltimore Markets.

baltimore. September 81 Cotton
oni.t: middling, llsc. Flour active
and strong. Wheat-Southern hrm and
HIGHER. 75aSsc. No. >. Soc. steamer
,7c. Western firm; No. > winter red
snot and September, sO4asl. Corn
southern quiet. 4Oal3;.. Western firm
MED spot. 4Oa4Oic Oats in local de
mond Western white. 26s-74c.: West
eru mixed. 24l25c. Rle firm 1Oa9Sc
Provisions steady. Sugar. soit' w.
conner. steady refined. lOalV.c.
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NEW YORK. September e4.-Flour
stronger: winter. fine. - 2'aes.oV'
Southern frm:t rade and family extras
ss,l0,sf GO-Wheat stronger; SPOT sales
No. red. sjiSjlc.; 10. > red winter
Sentember So. Corn firm: spot sales
No. , mixed. 4O4a4lc 80. = mixed
Septembor 4Oic. Oals steady spot s'es
No. I. white. 3jc.. NJ. ,. mixed. sep
tember-October. pose. Pork duh. I'D
spec.ed mess. Sl2aSl2.25. Lard ciose'
dnil but stronger: September, 10 81
$685.. Sugar-Raw inactive: refined
moderately active; cut-loaf' crushed an'
nowdered. SIC: mould A and gfanu
lated Sc. CoiTee-S9ot cargoes steady
fair Rio carg0cs, 1850.
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Apples--Choice Summer, SS.VO 10
Sos: prime. $50 TO Sl.'0; poor 10
good. 81 to 81 %. ~ -.
R9con-Virginia hams. choice OLD, lpc
Nor Mound: new hams. small. u TO loo
new hams, large, II TO lsc; sides - 10
Dc. shoulders. 10 Sc.
HeeswaN- % 10 bic per pound.
Broom Corn-3 to &c.
Butter-Virginia creamery. ID 10 l.c'
family packed virginia.. IA to i'c
rhoice yellow. store packed Virginia.
- n i8c: store packed. mixed color
and sweet. 9 tosOc; store packed com
mon 10 fair, nominal.
cabbage 100. - to -.
Eggs-in crates lfroshl. Ito to l'ci IL
boxes and barrels. - 10 To-.
Live Poultry % to 2oc' miA''
ronvs. % to 2jc. Cblckeus, spi'nS
iar.e. II TO pic; small. y t. lbc.
Dried Fruil-Peaches, peeled 10 %
,uueeled. halves. . 10 DC. Apples
lied. 3 to SIC: quarters, p 10 &c. cher
r,,s. pitted. ; to &c. Blsckberfies, .
~ lc. Whortleberries, 10 &c. -.
Feathers-Primo live goose, Az 10 y
per pound: mixed, - TO 2oc.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. September q - Wheat
opened active. Corn easier. Oats dull
Provisions strong. Closings: Wheat
September. SOsc. October. eJsc.: Deem
ber. Size. Corn-SeptemOer ana Oc'o'
her. Bic: December. 3llc. OatS-oep'
tember. 19lal9!c.; October. l0:c.: De,
cember, 1850. Pork-September ana
October. 5000: November. ~ ~
Lard September and October "a. %.
November and January. $50. Snoi
ribs-September, - %: October Si.'si
IunnarX. e412t.
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OWENS & MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
1907 MAIN STREET.
OPP POSroFFlSh. XIV 'i'i'-'''

nu and complete stock o. DRUGS
Ntpi|iNT-. TOILET SOAl~, ana IH"-
i'I-lfr NfNTRAL WATERS, &c., sc.
slIrr0liF~. ali styles and prices io SUIT
-unf-lUEN BRACES for ail hse'. an.
r'iAITAN CAMpuuR. the great Mo,'
n...trnv.r ana Preventive. very che"p
non-f hut away your furs, Blankets "i
~ krcp ali kinds Of Handheicni.,,il ~ ~,
mi, Acr- 'cOLOFNES. TOILET. NNl ii'H.
tNTv-. COSMETICS, POWDERS '"u "''''
IN Nine.al Waters we have most oil ,i,,
<.,fiysnnd Improved Waters. en-, = H,.,,'
o.r fnr PAWIEl Spring M hi u ~
i,,1feaI. tha FARMNlLLELiihl A, niii, A9d
crrN 1ffNERAbuul the Great ~ VI VI IN
rfteAiIIt and Al ~ENlC W NlfhS-.; ,-.t,t,1,
SHOE BRUSHES. CLvlu Bitl ~ -, 4, ~
u,fp gRI'~HF-. TOOTH BIZ -lit7' NNii
ii,,i.i,f'--liF- and FLESH BRUSHES. ,..,.,
CDXDFN-EO MILK, INFANT ana nv .
LID FOODS ali kinds. ..,..., ,ro
~ nai,. % speciality of Fine 'heWlnk 10
t.,'.,' ,f.d Cigars. We do not tliuk our 'l.5l
,...l piqntafion Cigar can be- hcalen ih li'
'if,. f.r Fftecen our "fedoia loD'''"
Ma W - have everything usually found In
frsf-class Drug store.
I Verr.UIItr the place.
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Reported by G.. ~. Branch Co" bankers
o,l Irakcrs. so. iii Main street


REVIEW.
NEW YORK. September p The stock
10, was steady to 10 clock. and
was Then weak 20 . O'Clock. There was
W. 81. .neciel reason for weakness, except
money was 5a7. London sold little.
AMI The local traders thought they
would be bears for a day mere was Vas
nat much news. Atcmson S S2o.o1O
' ,v. for second week in September;
'' statement from Mr. Willard that there
"a Wa, s." mo- dispute over the is.ue Of The
,1 .'7 mortgage. Bull talk ON Read
, u,.'," August earnings and further iu-
.n aSr . Of a reorganization Of Alchison.
The the 5av was simply an off one. winch which
gave somebody am opportunity TO P pI,
nn cbeap stocks. The natural bull
up ,. e. viii be followed by higher
1rIs, and buyers Of good stocks on
/ Il reactions will never have cause to be
] unrrE
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& GHNTER,
CIGARETTES Asp oaAcco MANUFACTURER
RlCHMONp, VA.
Rattoritx 9TH ami CaYard 7lh and Gary Ss'

CIGARETTES Richmond straight va
40. 4 ths orivinal brand. virginia hrishs
op.,a puff. aud other popular brands
.,..,,.t>a TOBACCO. Richmond Gem,
Curly Cut, Richmond straight Cut DID
Rip long Cut. Dixie Chop Cut, smohin.
MIXTURES 1curly cut and granulat,d. ana C"i
Plug sobacc"s, Ne. &c. Al rfepait1 hviu
the choicest tobaocOs pro,ulshlc. ,
NH All ALLEN * GINTEh.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
OPP. p0sTeFFlcE. RICHMOND VA
OUR STOCK OF MINERAL WATERS


Is large and complete. embracing all ine TO 10
fn,..ti,. ana Imported Waters used DID ihl sec
lion We are agents FOR the SHE oh ine
FAENfNlILE IlInlA WAltk anu w"
celebrated CHASE CITY MlHthAL A
mn which we sell by tie gallon anddellFei
freo in amy part of the city. ..t,,,..,,
Persons using Lamps VIII consult ,iiua
s,f.tv hv burning our LLtIlhi' -ilnl
SkFElY Ola very high test, odoiiess ana
economical oil. ., t,,.ti,
ff,ou wisha clean mouth sweet nita.ii
and healthy gums. use OW tN9 * MlNOt' :
pTTF\Oi. MOi'TH. WASH. which. together
with our KAiODONl lOOlli-iON nH"
forms the best denfifrice known. ,.,...,,,,.,
NJ keen AN kinds Of IAlt hki - -
cfoIIir@ BRUSHES. FLESH BIZ I'll - -
-llnt BRTSuF-. NAIL brushes, lJpl ~
| pltlr-ntS. COMBS. etc. etc anu IN li''
erervthlng found ina first class fctal Dius
store. ,,,,,,,.,-- .ro al,
e.nerial feature OF our business ana eoinp'
/ fenf Pharmacists are always on htiid' Gay
and night. to attend all wants in TINS depart
'AW''ordersb y mail for DEu o., MEDICINES
ptf.r~ OILS. WINDOW CLASS WillieceN'
our prompt attention.
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New York Cotton Market.
IBy Telegraph.


New YORK, September 2L-Messrs'
Hubbard. Price & CO. in their cotton
circular tonight say: Interest ia the
market still largely centers ~ Sepiem-
Der and October the nervous short IN
terest.in the former position rapidly
covering during the day at advancing
prices. with a decidedly easier tone To
The LIVERPOOL market. O.eratOrs here
showed "a disposition to depres5 prices
by free sales. and when short interest
had been created. which was siimu-
lated bg the exceedingly heavy receipts
at the ports. the demand TO cover
caused a rally. particularly IN OcloD5,r'
which sold at four points above the
close Of yesterday. Ifaie IN sep
teuaber. however. was confined 10
the hnuida,iOn of such short interest Us
was unwilling to await the possibility
If hioher figures. and buyers were com
n.lled 10 accept such offerings aud
nrices as the holders were Wiling lo
take. Atthe opening. sales were mace
at fl.Og. and from this an ad vance 10
f N % was made. the close being slightly
/ hollow this figure. Cotton Is coming
here from every available force LOT ue''
Gverv uDon September contracts ah'
under tie press Of heavy receipts. 5po''
are ice. lower at Galveston. SaNah
nah and Charleston. The market clos
With an easy feeling, with the antlcip"
tion OF lower quotations tomorrow.
Futures closed irregularly. Receipt
M ports today estimated at Jo'VV
L,Ies AGAINST 2r701 bales last week
and 90 sG0 bales last year. Spot cottoi
is dull. and middliag uplands qgo,e'
1.l6 lower at M. Sales are ll6 bales q
.pinners. Closings september, II 90
| II ": october. 10 40alO.4l: November
l0IlalO 10: December. lO.O5alO.O6. Jan
nary. lO.O1alO0S: February, lO.l3Al0 "a
March. 10 l9alO 20: April, 1925 ~ q
! Nav. lO.3la1032: June, lu.3alo.5'
/ In Liverpool spot cotton steady
middling uplands, ga. sales 4'VO
h4lp-
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CINCINNATI. September 24.-rork reg
Mar AT slf. 95aSll.35: family, Sll.,os
s19 90. Lard-kettle-dried, ssaoic
Bacon-short clear sides, So.99aeo Vo
Whiskv-Sales $50 barrels OF tinl'he'
Goods on a basis Of Sl.02 per gallon fel
high wines.
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Y. 4. IlVN@, HtIUFI,
II. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va.

.ponft nut of until tomorrow that which
,.,,, .rcht 10 40 to-day. H- Proc.
..uon't Put on taking Dt DAVID ,O' ph
syrup until your cough has settled deep IN
10 your lungs. - Uisdom.
An ounce of preventative = ne''Si WY ~. :,
cnTcU SNRUpis better than a hundred
worthless compounds .,
sick Headacle permanently cufoI bs ~
pANIp'S LAYER Pills. an 70
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HulliCltt'S RhGunadCCuTG

nnuihle cure for Rheumalisn' Scl','''''
NEURALGIA. and an diseases of the Blood
skim and Kidneys. For safe by druggists
PIT one dollar per bottle SIX u"N's ''' NV
dollars. send for book of testimonials it'''
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Of Crumb & W est
Coal Dealers, 1919 east cary street.


RICHMOND. Va, April p, 1856.
W., H. =. Hofdy. chase Ciy, "a.
NJ, Dear sill have used with special
bcneat. for rcllef0f the kidneys oI an excess
ofuric acid. ana DINER EQUITY mo 80
~. anreventatiNe of indlgtstiO the Ohase
sifv Mineral Water. and commend IL without
hesitation. The water az the same tlme j.
den-u'i'' ~ JOHN OFT
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PERSONS AND THINGS.
News Notes Compiled from the "Timcs"
Exchanges.

Ion conqucsts are al an end.
IT. Is understood that the Utah election
commissioners in their report TO the Secrc-
larry Of the Interior will recommend adj |
litonol legislation agains, polygany.
Ara funeral in Oscoda. Mich. the other
lay. the part Of chief moumcr was taken
b, the dead nam, wife. who he'd married
another without getting divorce Her
Now husband went along go sooihe and
comfort her.
DURING the year ending June 30. 1850.
there were 1910 applications for patents.
THE number erantcd> which includes rcis-
-ic~ and designs. was 2l.5iS. The receipts
ui lhc Patent OAco amounted to Sl.lN.11t;
ihc expenditure. S"1.0H,.
Tur parents of Mr.. Koo. the oifocic o
he chinese legation az Washington. have
written io him informing him chat they
have selected wife for Hmm. He hats never
seen DIS prospective bride
Tnr late capt. John Tobin. Of Kansas
city. was the la~i of ihc pioneers who found
% pathway for tho Union Pacific Railroad.
d. was % member of Lieut.. Guunison's eX-
,,.l,,i.n and 30 E. s1id that during his
800, .,. ,f, ,ioi,,. h. ba. sawed noi fewer
.l',.. IA, i;,'...
'""" ''' ''
Tu. largest county iu the uitcd STATES is
,....,.. commit. Ni.n which cont,in. 3G. 600
..'.... ......
square miles, ne'n- larger d" 'N''"' ''''"
fhe States of Vermont. Nas-1chuseus. 'oli-
nocticW Delaware and Rhode Island.
onD-feuth of our present population could
hnl means of livelihood in TINS on, c'ui'-
tr. and then % would MOT '' 40 p'p"'o"7 p
CAPTAIN LADS WAS N"'N ',''" " anu
universally criDcmc" engineer ".''' " o,"
N'~ always consrieni'oorll ANA thoroughly
done. and tine city of 81. Louis hn- done only
i- dHt, boz erecting "a memorial statue ol
/ him. ih. sculptor has dome Dos WORN wen.
InrIa,n- thr great engineer at his work.
surrounded ht bis implements of h- pro-
/ l.--iOu.
v-,,,,.,,. ,.b. ,i.f
AMANDA >ii.'''N ''.'''
recently go lndianiN"n' Norh ~iomn-i"n
/ g. ,,s-f,.. ls.fnr fine prmuf race. ~ll
........... ..r ..... ~h. ,,a. th.
,......,'... NV .ii .rbmn.. Sod. and wa.
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TIE DAILY TTMES-WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER o. 1889.

FIaxseed-Per bushel, s1.0O to sl.lo.
Grapes-3 to &c.
Hides-Dry fints. light weights to
Sc per pound: heavy weights, 0ic per
pound. dry sailed, &c; wet salted' 4c'
green, &c.
Lard-Prlme country, 5 to SIC per
pound.
Onions-Per crate. 60 to 7jc.
Oni0ns-fer barrel = -.
Oranges-S4.00 to - ~
Lemons $500 TO $500.
Peaches-Per bushel crate, II 10
$500.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, .
to &c: medium, 3 to &c. a.
Potat0es-New per bushei, % 70 ooc'
per barrel. Sl.7j to $500. 80.
Roots Ginseng, per pound, S-'VO'
Seneca, per pound. 30 to 3jc.
Seeds-Clover per pound, y to SIC
Timothy. per bushel, SLIGO to Sl.'o9,
Orchard grass. 80 TO 9Oc.' Herds
grass, 80 to soc; German niillet, % TO
90c.
sumac-per 100 lbs, 'Jc to 81.
Wool-Tub- washed. 30 TO BIC per
pound; unwashed. 23c per pound
groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings. $500 to Sl.25
three strings, Sl.j0 to 500; -four
strings. $500 to $500.
Baskets-Willow. Sl.1j to Sl.3O pei
nest: split, 80 to 7jc per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen
so TO GOO.
Can Corn, > pounds, per dozen, % t'
S5c. 90 -
Herrings-Roe. halfhbl.. $40 to 800
Eastern. half Dbl. $3.50 TO $40: y. I,
cut. per Dbl. $3.50 toS6 90; Gross, hal
bbl. $3.50 TO 1910.
Rice-Carolina, 6 10 &C; kansooh
salt-Liverpool. from store. 81 a.
, ground alum from store, per SACK Sl'o
Snzars-Granulated. Dc. \ sugar, STE.
b sugar. Sc: G. sugar, &c.
1eas-Black. % to j0c imperial 90 u
Sc: gunpowder. 20 10 Soc.
/ Coifee-Rio. - 10 20c., laguayra,
+ to 23c: Java, - To Doe. ,o
Buckels-Painicd, two hoops 9l'-V
81 three hoops. Sl.jO.
TallOw-lc.
) Iard-Pure. Sc: pressed. e..
Molasscs-E Extra, hogshead' J." To i'o
, barrels. - 10 lGc: genuine golden syrup
per gallon. - to BE: New orleans
e prime to choice. 30 to jOc.
< Soap-Common. 3 to &c: best WASH
Z iog. b. Sc: toilet. 10 to Poe.
r Kay, oats and straw
| Hav-No. 1 Timothy. per ton 3 ll,
10 s;l.5O:No. .. $500 90 sl3.oO' mixed
SIP to si3: Virginia clover, $40 TO 9l-
Baled Oats-sll 20 @l2.
Shncks-Balei. % 90 O0c.
Straw-Comprossel. 900 pounds. J
D to acc: loose, pressed large bales ~
@ 4Jc.
Tsour ana Neat
o Flour-Richmond patent role
r family. $3.50 TO So: fancy family - I
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FIour-Richmond patent roller
family. 20. 30 10 SO: fancy family - TO-
sj.2j: family. - Sd To $40. city extra
s. - to -. city superiinc, 13.2' to
3 80: city fine, $3.50 TO -.
Meal-City. per bushel, 3jc; country
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RICHMOND. VA. September "a 1882

,,.norl.d ~ Iohn l.. NIIIl'ns n III
-. ami brokers. No. iii Main street
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JOIN OFT.
\ perfect cure Of Dyspepsia;
Richmond. Va. AprIl 30. 1856.

W W. Z. If1rdy,
boar ,.ir.-Ih have been afflicted with dys-
neo>ia for many yeafs. and tire ted by lntelll-
mi phv.irians who prescribed various
renedles. but experienced no relief untll
used your Chase cry Mineral Wa'et' ~ ~
Ho,,'af,I me more than an other remedies
c.~,bl,ed. do not now suiiefthe least ifom
d,so.tsls. have been using your water ioi
really year. and ~ my case II has made q
PERFECT CURE.
Very respectfully.
". H. LYONS, Barber.
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LEE CAMP SOLDIERS hVMr,
Tr~tfwoXp. VA. November = 1850

THnuicuY Ncnci1e Company
Gcnts.-~ome eight years ago VIZ ral
,ae',ei with ,cafIca. aud suffered l"i str T.,
i,vs at "a time the most agonlHlns pAli, ,,,, =,
e',finuoi getting worse. although itctiT i,'',
,nr h.st medical treatment ana usinI ' ,,oii,
r,.rv remedy that was sueG'sleu n.'' ,,,,
.,.t 80 Ind OH and suffered 40 mucn MNs ,. 49,, ~
ahlc 10 attend fo any business, any, N.Y. nfte,
Tho .soliier,' Home snort llili' ~
being there. I'M reading the At3lt. 'vpitiis.
49," saw your "HrNNICOIi h'iEi,
u,rfr CI-ft" advertised anu 50 nlE.i'f
Recommended by citizens Of Atlanua s"c es,,
- orco ,gfo. e. to you Tor some. ana IN lo"
a .,.e r.,.ived three bottles. ] commence
taxing il as soon ms receive ana Deiot, o'i
1,ffir had been used felt us henelts.
,..i. mo other two bottles ana srnrcel1 ~,
icit pain Ascettainins 'nnt ' ana ma 1IIt1
N,Tf-,f ,ris flr safe hy OWENS 4 MlNoA
bought one bottle more ana g,eo w VIM MS
.',' ,rnm That unbearahle disease, =, IA
irN' and ! cn,cfuiy recommend u 10 IL,
afflicted with Sciatica OF l.h'"i'''''''''
'''' q. ". NGEkfol'h'
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IryCATfON
THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM
AND MARY

AND STATE MALE NOl,MAL SCHOOL
having just closed a most ,ucccs,iHi session
begins it's lo7th year on d.. IuEEf 30 1851
one hundfcd and twcniy-e state scholar
sbins free of tuition and 40 cost for board
fuel. ignts.ard washing no, q" exceed slo Per
month. Provides q thorough Nol'MAh ana
/ OrLEGIATEtraniug. iiistorcsuffounh-
nes. Healthy climate. Fort, -eisht miles
fom Richmond. ON the Chesapeake aud ONO
railroad. send for catalogue.
Lyon TYLER. President
...,e .o,,,n williamsburg, Va.
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HUNNlCUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

,ra,ns, the world for al impurities OF the
n,ood and diseases Of the kidneys and SKIN
mis- absolutely an infalible cure ior hhe'-
matism i'm an ITS FORMS
We do not refer to people In some rei.o''
o,1 inaccessible place. but give you the 'es-
,.n.onv Of your friends and neighbors. here
is the proof
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III Feed.
ShipstuT per ton ol4
BrOwnstuiI per ton tl5.
Bran per ton Slj.
IRON. .teci Naiis. Ic.1f0
Iron-Amcrican refined. Ola Domln-
ion bar. Yer pound for standard sizes
. Zoe: English and American sheet
RI TO Sic: Swedes hammered, 4 to De-
hoop. to ilc.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard size
-. %: steel, $3.50.
walker h0r-e-shoes. 81. mules, s..
Lumbeg.st Slaves. Etc.
White oak. per 1000. SlV :
sls: yellow pine. framing timber, ~ e
$40 Der / .000. boards. - 90 $40; poplai
West Virginia, so. /. $50. No. % ~
NJ. %. -l6.
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yvuo,rsslr PRICE CugnEN &.
,,nunfrx Produce

po,o,tel bv Sprailey & Overbey comm s.
~ t,.r.Ln,,fs IDn6 nv afrllt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

Hav-No. Timothy. per ton Sll,O
70 81 30: No. .. $500 90 $500; mixed
SIP to si3: Virginia clover, $40 to el-'
Baled Oats-sll 90 ~le.
Shucks-Baled. % 20 UVc. g,
Straw-Comprcssel. 900 pounds. ~
to 49c; loose, pressed large bales ~ ''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. B'd. ASKED
,'',,a1 states AIS Il. & c.. 1888 "....
1rn n;t states Is X. & Co. l-'s '''''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25
PRESTON BEL V N,
FINE ARI F'O LIN l. A0A-'
No. 18 Governor street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SC.
WHAT CURES?

Asa Medicine Of GENUINE MERIT we place
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-12
Omcia, Timber,

st. Paul Pioneer Press: The momens
statehood is assured South Dakota will
be the seems Of a political activity beside
which sill previous experiences will seem
as but Qisker gath rings. Think OF
two senators TO be chosen, with an eqsul
number OF representatives, q governor
and the other state ~ofisers. Then think
OF the vast forest of available, timber,
comprising Edgertop and Moody
Campbell. Clifford, Ma.hers, Teller
Hand, Pett,9rew, Mellette, King
Palmer, Church. Van Cise, Price
Kanouse, the rambler, GriRsby, Pease
Williams, Heliam. Evane, Diggs. Oamb-
bell of Sioux Falls. Mccoy, Caldwell
McManima, Alexander, Shannonl Ar
mold, and o host Of others more or LEST
qualified for places of responsibility asc
trust, and ask yourself il the people o.
the new state will not be met by {
serious embarrassment Of riches Ia the
very outset. 30 fer "a she senators anc
governor are concerned there will hard.
ly be any reversal Of the verdict OF 1885
20 Judge by present expressions, bn'
when ii comes TO the other places tn.
iiveliest contest in the history OF Dakoti
! will be Witnessed. Ia will. be NO Sigh
honor to have Q part in setting the new
ship OF state on her way, and this ambi
tion will be worthy the very best men o
the south. And from the above galaxy
! OF names what q brilliant list could b.
made up.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

Eight workmen were killed neal Halle.
Germany by a passing train.
BERLIN, Feb. 12.-United States Min
lister Pendleton is fast recovering ais
health.
The radicals of Milan made an at
tempt to celebrate the revolt of 1858, but
We're forcibly dispersed.
A Greek who has just arrived at
Cairo from Khartoum, reports Senussi
has taken Ell Obeid, and that the mahdi
is alarmed.
The report that Cardinal Ledochowski,
primate of Poland, had died at his
home was erroneous. He is now recov-
ering rapidly.
The Presse prints a denial from Gen.
Boulanger that he said he favored the
establishment in France of a constitu-
ton similar to the United States.
The value of the plumber secured by
the mob in the recent riots in Rome is
estimated at Els, 900. The government
possesses evidence that anarchist lead
ers .fomented the agitation.
In the election for the department of
Cote dor Mr.. Bargy, O~pportunist, re-
ceiyed 32, TIA votes, against 25, $40 cast
for NJ. Toussaint, Conservative, who ia
vors constitutional revision.
Cardinal Newman made his first pub.
lie appearance vince his recent illness
Sunday at the Oratory church, Biz
mingham, when he assisted at mass in
his cardinals robes. Though evidently
very feeble and lettering in his gait, he
appeared to be otherwise in fairly good
health and spirits.