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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-21
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT..

RICHMOND. VA. December 20.-Sales OF
loose tobacco on breaks to-day amounted 10
81. 2o1 pounds; highest price, $40.
Offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change Friday, December ~, 1852:
forty.siS packages OF West Virginia bright
tohaccos.
One package sold at.$i2. one at $40. two At
$500 one at $3I. one package taken in at
80, one package sold mt sJl, one nj
w, one az $32, one a, 30, one pack
age taken in az s2a.5O. one package sold al
'2.2o, one package taken ID ~ $50, one
package sold nj S2G one package taken in
M $500, one package sold at S2j. one at
~, one at $3.50, one at So, two al $2l. one
at Sl9, one package taken in M Si6.7j. two
packages sold at $ij.7j, one at Sl5. one al
Sl4..9, one AT $40, one package taken in
az $li, TWO packages sold AZ Sl3.5O, one at
$50, one az $l3, one package taken in al
SID, one package sold mt $3.50, two a.
SlltJ, one package taken in AZ Si050. one
package sold at SIC. -. three packages taken
m at ~ tao packages sold at $50, two at
once ., tne tobacco inspector reports to-
day; Inspections, bright. 10 hogsheads.
ke-inspections, bright, Il hogsheads; dark.
h0gsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, shockoe, Crenthaw's,
DafcnpOrt's, Planters, Central, SeabroOk's
and >helburne's warehouses report ~ Hogs
heads delivered to-day
Registered ~ the Tobacco Exchange to-
day I'd NJ. Holt, Chase City; X. l.. Roam.
Reidsylle, II. W. Elicit. Fluyanna, John J.
Allen, Amelia Courthouse.
Office Of the collector Of the Ipiied States
internal revenue reports collections for
city Of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, SGi4.4O; tobac-
COS, S3,2l4.ls. Total collections for city to-
day, $3,sjS.Ss
Tobacco manufacturers are closingfup
the business for the year, and they, az well
rs tobacco dealers, are preparing for Christ
mas and the opening Of the new year. lri-
Faie sales very light, though the market Is
quite active on West Virginia bright tObac-
cos, which, owing to their condition. are
bound TO be sold. {. Mel.
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I'm one Of the city cemeteries is the grave
Of Miss Frances Hranueili, long since forgot
ten. She was known as 1.-THE silent woman.
Ia 1919, while living with relatives in this
city, Miss Hraunelli met, loved, and was
loved in return by young sea captain then
IN this port. Her relatives opposed the match,
and. as she believed, intercepted his letters to
her and tried % keep them apart. Violent
alterations cusue.l, and during one Of them,
in paroxysm ~ rage she vowed that she
never would again open her lips in speech
For seven years size kept her vow, and even
on her deathbcd the efforts Of her friends TO
induce hcr - break her voluntary silence
werc futile.
IS her relatives gatheredaround her death
bel her sister, with tears in her eyes, i'm
rlcsea her 10 break her VOW, il only TO say
gOol-by. The TWO brothers added their en-
treaties, but 70 all appeals she was obdurate.
Her brother went outside and plucked rose
and offered il 70 her. She shook her head
AMI refused % take IT, However, when the
matron offered her the same Hover She took
it eagerly and seemed 20 enjoy the perfume.
When her brother attempted 20 smooth the
dying womans pillow She strongly dissented,
but allowed nurse TO do it and seemed
grateful. 4 few moments after she breathed
her last. She carried her resentment against
her relatives 70 the bitter eud.-San Fran
cisco Ietter
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\ fashionably dressed, middle aged wo'
man, Respondent with diamonds, stool IN
front Of the ticket Office Of the City Hall sta
ton Of the Third avenue l. road. engaged IN
conversation with the ticket agent She APP
pearei % be greatly excited. Her cheeks
were flushed and tears were in her eyes. She
had pushed four pennies through the window
- pay for her fare, and was explaining to
The Young man within that her pocket had
been pickei ia coming over the bridge. As
the reporter approached he heard her say;
1T Is al the money have, and | want tc
90 10 my home IN Harlem. cannot walk.
Ii YOU wii. trust ne for the other penny ~
promise you will pay it,"
The man showed the money back 70 her a
bis reply.
In chem eantime several psrsons had bought
their tickets, but no one stopped % ascertain
tho cause OF the wOman's trouble. She was
about % 70 away when the reporter handed
the ticket agent the much needed penny. he
was thanked profusely. Such instances fire.
quently occur on the elevated roads.-Nev
York Evening Sun.
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New York Cotton Market.
lRx Teleg.apn.l


NEW YORK. December 2O.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price & co. in their cotton cir
cular tonight say: " Liverpool, under
favorable adyicos from Manchester, reacted
to-day from the lowest quotations given,
and our market. under a covering demand
ir0m .he local interest. has advanced. clos
mg, however, with portion Of the advance
lost. Two new features appeared to-day 4:
The heavy receipts and increasing stocks Ut
the interior towns, and an estimate nom
Bradsirect that this years crop was per
cent. larger than last season. aud indicated
crop Of 7.2l 900 bales
Futures closed 10 points higher. sales,
1920 bales. spot cotton closed steady
midding uplands. l04c.; sales. 100 bales TO
spinners. Futures closed: December, 1903
~ 1910: January, lo.0JM 1906; February.
lO.lOal0.ll: March, lO.l6@ l0.1I; April.
1O.22M1O.23: May. 1920 1870; June. 1896
@l0.37; July. l0A2Gi043; August, l0.iG@
i0.ls; september. 1O.0I@l0.o0. Receipts at
ports to-day estimated no 5000 bales.
against 1855 bales last week, and 52,j3i
last year.
I'm Liverpool. spot cotton was easier: mid
ding uplands, 9-lGd. Sales, 3 900 bales.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Markets.
lBy Telegraph.l


BALTIMORE. ND. December 20.-cottaa
oniet' middlirg. icLd lOi.c. Flour steauy
iowari-street and Western surer. $2.z9'e
81 81, 40. extra, s2.90ds9.0O; do: family,
$3.50 $40; city mills, Rio brands, extra,
s3.75g$45O: winter wheat. patent, Sl.uVW
$3.50; spring do. 5000 $Jaj; do. straight
t.2Jd $40, do. extra, S.OoWS4-OO. wheat
southern iuie' but trTnj iults, 5j8slc'i
Longbcify. iitl SIC; No. ., SOC >0lzc.; steam
er. goa re; Western firm; No. . winter
red. spot and December, SoW SOC. Corn
Southern scarce and steady; white, new,
%G43c.; yellow, new, @ioc.; Western
firm; mixed, spot, Az &C.; year. S9i+gS34c.
Oats firm; Southern and pennsylvania,
2s@3lc.: Western white, 3om3lc.; do.
mixed. 2e@ &C.; graded No. white, lYc.
bid. Rye sieadyi prime 20 choice. oi9
G0c. Provisions lull and unchanged. Mess
pork. $3.50. Bulk meats-L0Ose shoulders,
5l&c.; long clear. &C.; clear ribs, Co.; sugar
picked shoulders. jizc.; sugar cured
smoked shoulders. Cizc. Lard-Retned,
TIC. Coiee firm; Rio cargoes, fair, 1870
20c. Sugar quiet; 4 soft. CSC. Copper I'M
changed; refined, ll4l5c. Whisky steady
al sl.I0
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CIarksvilIe, Tenn.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn, December 1S.-Our
receipts continue very small, and are com
posed now Of new crop as well as old. The
sales for the week ending to-day were lGj
hogshcads. The market presented no new
points Of interest. The offerings We're. per-
haps, shade better in quality and con-
ditiOn, which attracted the better attention
of buyers, but prices were unchanged. In
marked contrast to our hOgshead market.
the loose tobacco market has been very ac-
tive, with large purchases by the loose deal
crs AT advancing prices. Crops merely
good are being ciassed up, and prices paid
as if they were fine. and TO 10c. round, in
GLIDING Tugs and trash, are getting 10 be
common prices. This is good for the plant
ers, and will.not discourage their efforts 20
pitch another full crop.
VI. II. CLARK & BRO.
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Mes.r.. BaIdwIn 3 Tamm teIerarLs

Messrs. Baldwin d Famum tolcnaphs
Thomas Branch a Co. as follows:
CHICAGO. December ls.-N heat -.nce
yesterday morning we have had nothing
but bull news 0n wheat some CONF
mission houses wired their customers far
and near 90 buy: that conditions had
changed. and there WAS good reason for AN
advance. Receipts in Northwest light.
Believers in higher prices felt that the time
had come for "a good advance. and ouf mar
ket closes lower than it opened yester-
day. We have declined o. advise custom
ers for past two days 10 buy. as we real
lied we could get good orders on that side,
simply because we believed price high
enough, and we still thiui, -o. Corn has
been weak and lower. market acting as
though too many shorts had covered in last
two days. being frightened by strength in
December and wet weather. Provisions
dun entire day. our views remain un-
changed; we think them cheap enough. f.
timated hogs. 100000.
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rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Road. Roae4. IA
OXFORD. Y. C.. september

OXFORD, y. C., September
Mr.. W. f. Hardy chase on, Va:
II is with great pleasure that certify That
by the use Of Chase City Mineral Water my
wife was relieved OF the worst case Of dyspep-
STA ! ever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous, the trouble, originating as
IL did. from chronic catarrh gastritis. Through
the entire month OF January and nenrly all
OF February, the present year, the patient
ate no food except small quantities oil sklm-
med milk ANY and all medicines--ihe
simplest and blandest--actod MS irritants
whenever taken. Bismuth and lacio-pepsin
were spit up very soon after being swal-
lowed, From the first part Of February 10 the
first OF July her food consisted only OF milk
and mush. with occasionally the yolks OF
hard boiled eggs (never more than two az
time) she was reduced from 100 pounds 10
lis pounds I'm weight She went 10 The MIN
eral Hotel at Chase City July Bth. In one
week Improvement was pcrceptible. At the
end OF the fifth week she came home, appar-
emily transformed into another being. she
could eat almost any OF the ordinary articles
OF diet. She had gaiued In that short time
twenty-five pounds Of flesh. going from llo
tO 40 pounds This Improvement has con-
tinued. ana her health would no doubt now
be perfect. had not liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery
Whenever any article Of diet disagrees WIN
her she runs for her bottle Of "Chase cry
Mineral Water" and II seldom Rails 10 re-
ieve.
NV experience with your water I'm quite a
number Of cases tends 10 confirm me IN my
opinion that II Will cure almost any case ol
acid dyspepsia: that IL 10 say, where The
cnuKe of trouble rs fermentation IN the
stomach: i'm other words, where there Is nc
malignant disease, and the stomach II TIC
main organ involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours
:. ID. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.



LAS reported by Davenport Morris.l
Br0omS-TwO strings, soc. 10 Sl.1j; three
strings, Sl.iO 10 g; four strings, $3.50 %
$3.50: i've strings. $3.50. Market ON all
grades has advanced fully - per cent.
B0Stcfs-Will0w. Sl.l5 TO Sl.3Oper nest;
split 30 20 zoe. per dozen.
Canned Tcm0tOes-Ihree pounds, per
dozen, 80 10 SOC.
Canned Co,7l-Two pounds, por dozen,
- 10 Soc.
Heryinqs-Roc. half barrel. -. - to $3.50;
North Carolina cut, per barrel, $3.50 TO So
gross. per barrel. $500 10 $40. A large
cargo OF 5000 barrels expected daily. Mar
ket strong for reliable good fish properly
packed
Rjcc-Caroina, to &C.; Rangoon, 4Hc.
SOit-LiyerpOOl, from store, Sl.3j;
ground alum from store. per sack, s5c., 10
Sl.OD. Market unchanged.
Sagors-Granulated, rs TO re; confec-
TONERS 4. &C.; soft 4. $780,; b sugar. 81
TO 65Sc.; TX. G, q TO C1sc.; c, 81 TO Jz4c.
All grades Sc. lower.
0S-Black. - % JOc.; OOlOng, p e.
Doc; gunpowder, 20 % sjc.
CO9cc-Rio, II 10 20sc.; Laguayra. 10 TO
2Oikc. Java. - 70 2tc. All grades isc.
lower.
Buckefs-Painted, TIVE hoops, sl.15
hree hoops, $3.50.
IQfiOC-fc.
Lard-pure. nc; pressed. SIC.
MOI0SSeS-EXtra, hOgshead. Is TO Ice;
barrels. 10 10 lGc.; genuine golden syrup,
per gallon. n to 32c.; New Orleans prime
10 choice, b TO Soc.
Soop-Washing, 81 to 4c. per pound
LemOHS-S2OO to $500.
Pednuts-Fancy stock per pound, 5 to6c.,
medium, 3 10 4c.
Potatoes-Per bushel, 40 to 5Oc.; per
barrel, $3.50 to S1.75.
ROots-Ginseng. per pound, $3.50; Seneca,
per pound, 80 10 3jc.
ScedS-CiOyer. per pound. 81 % lc.;
Timothy. per bushel, sl.4oto Sl.50; Orchard
grass. 50 10 Soc; Herds grass, 80 to jOc..
German millet, - % s0c.
Sumdc-Per 100 pounds. 7jc to 81.
WO0l-Tub-washed. 30 10 &c. per pound;
Anwashed, pc. per pouns.
Hay. Oats and straw.
HQy-No. I Timothy, per ton, $3.50 to
Sl4.OO; No. 2, Sl2 to $3.50; mixed, 81 10 Sll;
Virginia clover, 81 10 Sll.
Odis-Baled, $ll 10 Sl2.
Stucks-Baled. IS 10 60c.
Strde-Conpressed, 100 pounds, 3s to
40c.; loose, pressed. large bales, ~ 10 lac.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Etc.
CemeHf-UniOg, per barrel. Sl.35; Rosen
dale, sl.S5 to $40; James River, si.2o to
si.30.
Lime-Rockand, per barrel, Sl.10 to-
Si.i5; Anchor, $i05; Riyerton, Sl6; 81;
Virginia lines, 9jc. % 81.
Pidster-Lump, Si ground, $3.50 70 ST,
Calcined plaster. Sl.Bo 10 SLID.
Flour and Meal,
Floar--RIabmoha patent roller family
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ny Telearapn.l

NEW YORK. December 20.-Fisur closed
steady: prices unchanged. Wheat easier:
spot sales 80. > red $50 SIZE. NO. , red
winter. December. Sjc. Corn weak; spot
sales No. , mixed. i2iz0 f3isc.; No. .
mixed. December, i2hc. Oats steady: spot
sales SO. ! white, 3lc.; no. mixed.
December and january. 2s7sc. Pork dun;
inspected mess. SlO.25nSlu.lj. Lard tirmer;
January. $6.21N>G.23. sugar iirmer; raw
dun and n0minal refined easier; cut loaf
and crushed, 7ssc.; powdered. cubes and
mould A, G7.c.; granulaicd. 0-c. Coffee
Spot lots steady; fair Rio cargOes, 1910.
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Country Produce.

| 81 80 10 $40: choice extra, 500 10 1915
extra. 1926 TO $3.50; fine, $3.50 to 81.
ucal--CIty, per bushel, 55c.; county soc
Country Produce.
lf,eported by sprstley 4 Oyerbey, Commits
sion Merchants. 1905 Cory street
ta.,.,-rho,cc a. 90 - 1926; prime,
te.l1 to Ss.75; poor 10 good, sl.oo 70 wv.
Er,o8-N virginia hams. choice old. lbc.
nor ,,o,,,d. new hams, small. 10 to ilc. new
hams. large, u to I2c.: sides, 81 TO &c.;
shoulders, TO 81. go
Rcans-C hoice navy. sl.75 TO s2.W.
BIGck Evc Peds.-S1.75 10 $500.
Bscswdr--2O to pic. per pound.
Broom COrn-3 20 DC.
Buckchcdf-'lc. to SIC.
R,fffer-Xirginia creamery, 90 10 2lc.;
family packed (Nirginia). II to lsc.; choice
yellow. store packed (Nirginia). 10 to 1Ic.;
store packed. mixed color and sweet. IL 10
&C.; store packed, copm0n 20 fair, y to lOc.
CaJJGge-Per 100, s. to ~.
Eggs-in crates (fresh),. 90 10 2lc.; In
boxes and barrels, 10 TO 2oc.
Lire Poultry Hens, - to &c; mixed
coops. % 20 2ic. Chickens, spring, large,
l3to lsc.: small, 10 ITO l2c. Ducks, 90 TO soc.
TURKEYS. . 10 Zoe. per pound.
DRESSED Pouifry-Turkeys, 10 10 DC.
Ducts. 10 To i8c. Chickens, : 10 Toe,
Dried Fruit Peaches, peeled, to TO-;
unpeeled. halTes, 70 &c. Apples, sliced, Q
10 3iSc.: quarters. ~ to Sc. Cherries, pit
led. Z to &c. Blackberries, 3 to &c. Whor
tleherries. tC Sc.
Fea0ers- Prime live goose, 40 to i2c. per
pound; mixed. - TO 2Sc.
G0mc-rariridses, 10 to 1lc.; rabbits,
8 TO Pc; pheasants, - to 3Jc.; yenison,
l4c.
F7rrseed-Per bushel. 81 to Sl.10.
V0qs-Dressed. > TO 5kc.
HideS-Dry flints. light weights. 6 to &c.
per pound; heavy weights, 5hc. per pound F;
dry sailed, jizc.; (wep sailed, 31sc.; green
Be.
Lard-Prime country, ~ 70 Sc. per
pound.
OniOns-Per barrel, $50 to Sl.7j.
Oranges $500 TO S2.2j.
Mill Feed.
Sbipstuf. per ton. Sl4.
Br0wnstun, per ton, $3.50.
Bran, per ton, $500 TO $3.50.
Iron. steel Nails, Etc.
TrOp-America refined. Old Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes, , l-l0c.;
English and American sheet. 81 TO 5lzc.;
Swedes hammered. 10 &C.; hoop, to 4j9c.
N0fa-Old Dominion, standard size,
I225; steel. S2.3j.
Walker horse-sh0es, 81; mules, S..
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4 prominent contractor who does bus
mess all over the state has employed
crew Of - men for six months, and on
reckoning up matters preparatory to
final settlement for the year the follow
ing figures we're brought to light: Ten Of
the IL use tobacco, and the bill for plug
tobacco for these 10 men was more than
The flour bin for the entire crew. The
men consumed $50 worth of tobacco out
SIDE OF cigars, and got along with but
81 worth OF lour. The fact seems in
.fedi.le. and 80. |! Is verify the sra!h,~
ipofcco,
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NEW YORK, December 20.-What we
wrOle Yesterday as likely TO happen, hap
pcncd, and we had genuine Gould market
up 10 o'clock. A gOodly portion of the
short interest covered, and there was some
little outside buying by people who follow
Gould party, and who believe the settlement
of affairs i'm the southwest removes all pro-
liability OfMr. Gould continuing 10 be n
drug on the market. The Christmas pre-
SCENTS which the Nanderbilt roads made were
all well earned. The probability that money
would be tight between now and the 10th Of
next month. had a tendency TO restrict the
bull movement. but it j. very clear that If
Mr.. Gould or any other vigorous leader went
into the market in earnest. he would soon
have avery active following. We do not
think the short interest IN the market j..
larle. and the coal situation is a menace TO
that group of stocks, but il Mr.. Gould has
turned bull in reality, we are much more
likely % have booming market than we
are TO have much if any decline.
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Nashrillc Mnrkets.

icy icit2falh.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn December %. -
Wheat dun; SO. red winter, 79zsoc.;
NO. 3, 1l0 lje. Corn easy; White mill
Ing. sacked. lOc.: bulk, sc.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, December -, 1852.
OFFERINGS.
4, 900 Richmond City SIS at 1iOA.

Wheat-3,6O0 bushels.
COrn-2.522 bushels.
Oats-2.OoO bushels.
Neai-1i6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn-W bite, Al bushels common new al
i3c. Mixed, 300 bushels prime new on pri-
yatc terms; Is bushels common new on pri-
yate terms. Total sales Of corn, i22 bushels.
COTTON REFoRg.
Market firm.
Qnotations.-Mlddling, sKo.I low mis.
ding, s.e.I sesa sFd!aAry, sste,
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Kew York Financial Market.


NEW YORK. December 21.-MOney closed
at 8 per cent; lowest ., highest per cent.
Exchange closed strong: posted rates. 4sllz
q 4sjk; actual rates. 1890 isl for sixty
DAYS and 500 1872 for demand. Gov
clnmenis steady currency, t's, llt bid;
Is coupons. ~ bid; 4i4's, do. 1895 bid.
The declaration OF extra dividends Of ]
per cent. each on Lake shore. Michigan.
Central ana Canada Southern this morning
In addition To the regular dividends of =
and IA per cent. respectively, for the half
year. impaired considerable strength 20
stock speculation this morning. and before
10 O'Clock every stock on the list WAS higher
than it closed last night. Even the coal
stocks were higher, though there is nothing
i'm connection with their prospects That
shows any improvement so far as the coal
trade Is concerned. ont ola total of llJ.uOl
shares sold up 10 l2o'clock. Missouri Pacific
furnished ~ 700 and advanced per cent.
Canada Southern furnished 1900 shares ana
advanced ~; Michigan Central furnished
1900 and advanced ~. Burlington 1870
and advanced i. and Lackawana $500
and advanced = per cent. Reading also
furnished 800 shares, but 10 was apparent
that the trading in 10 WAS not ui the same
character as i'm the other stocks. The adj
vance i'm prices continued With
out any interruption up 20 lit
tie after T.. NJ, bat by that
time a good many speeulators, evidently
thinking the advance too sharp without %
reaction. began 90 selling 90 realize profits.
which gave prices % sharp setback. The
greatest reaction was i'm Missouri Pacific.
which dropped "a percent; Canada -ouih-
crn. Michigan Central, Northwestern. n.
Paul. Rock Island. Western Mon, and Pa
ciiic Mail, each falling = io per cent.
I'm the final dealings there was another buy
ine movement. and Notwithstanding ihc
fact that money 0n call near the close was
quoted 40 per cent. prices closed d 20 =
per cent. higher in most cases than they
closed yesterday. Io-day's sales a3gre-
gafni 3ll.ail .Nlrn-.
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From John OFT. Esq, Secretary OF the
Southern Fertilrng Company
RICHMOND. VA, April p. 1856.
Nr. NJ r. Hardy chase cry, Va
My Dear Sill have used WIN specHl
benefit for relief Of the kidneys of an excess
OF uric acid. and other equity indications, ana
rs preventative of Indigestion, thc mas
Cfty Mineral Water. and commend II with
out hesitation. The water at the same lime
is delightful to the taste. JOHN Oll'
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A perfect cure oSpyspepsia:

RrcHMoSD, VA, April 30, 1856.
Mr. W. r. Hardy:
Dear ~ir.--I have been afflicted wit dys-
pcpsia for many years, and treated by IN
telligent phy scans who prescriDeI various
remedies. but experienced no relief untll
used your base city Mineral Water. IL
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. / 10 not now suier me leusl
from Dyspepsia. l have been using your
water for nearly year, and IN my case IL
ms made a perfect cure.
Very respectfully.
W.B LYONS, Barber,
ST. Charles Hotel Richmond, Va.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE


Exported by c. w. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.
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THE DAILY rMEs-R1CnNoND Va SATURDAY

$3.50 10 81: fancy family, s.; family,
81 80 10 $40; choice extra, $3.50 10 1915,
extra, 1926 TO $3.50; fine, $3.50 to 81.
ucdl-Clty, per bushel. 55c.; county soc.
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ie.borted by sprstley 4 Oyerbey, Commits
lion Merchants, 1905 Cary stteet.
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Flour and Meal

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