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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
National League,

Chicago. s, Philadelphia. g.
Boston, 5; Pittsburg. !.
New York. 10; Cleveland. 2.
Washington. /, indianapolis. 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Tarrners. ProInce.

AnnieS-ea1. -5c = hushei.
Potatoes LEO g.c r. ausAel.
Turn ps- % hushel.
beerS- ,e ruslei
P1rsalr lrs-t 30 aIshsi
Lerflee Zee = pound.
kEgs--i8r r pound.
Butfer- 1iC 4 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
BLACK. and BLACK and WHITI.IkDi

SILKS, ~ wei a. every conceivable
shade and color, 81 the most tempting
nIlees.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

eros GRAIN SILKS at oisly IS cents.
81. and sl.2b; and We want you 20
match them If you can.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Wheat-Wh. ~ or rad ssc busheI.
frrn-rtac huehsf
Dars-1e hasnel
F.our-Lilg waite. s1ms Straight. sn
Patent g. - hsatirast
Germ Masi-f-c = hundred
Rran-S ~ ? rnr
MldafrEs-si4 RI = ton
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

CHINA SILKS Of matchless quality, at
the extremely ioN proe oi A. cents per
ward. Worth Go cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
American association.

American sssociation. a
ST. Louis. 9; Baltimore. I.
Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn. 10.
International League.
Syracuse. 9; Detroit. ).
Toledo. I Rochester, ,.
Toronto. 3; Buffalo. :.
lnndnn =. Hamllfnn L
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

A bill 70 amend the act providing a
bounty for the killing Of English spar.
rows and placing the value Of spar
rows head at three cents, passed the
House.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

The Introduction Of lcprosy into tho
United States must bo stopped and the
terrible disease stamped ont at once, OF
10 viii be the most unmanageable OF all
epidcmics that ever visited our land
There IS no longer any question Of it,
being communicable Tie lepers have
invaded British Columbia. and had such
free access to the Indians that the whole
race Of red men is infected The antag
onism TO Chinese immigration will be
moro widespread than ever, and will be
based on something besides race preju-
dice Il would be far better 10 stop
ouarantining against yellow fever and
smallpox, for while the hitter kill mOse
quickly, leprosy devours It's victims with
a living death. When will our authori-
ties get well aroused TO appreciate the
danger that iscondng upon us:--St. Louis
GlObe-D Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

BATIMoBE. January 2S.-Cotton dun
middliug 95c. Flour fairly active an,
steady; Howard street and Western
supcrine. $4,000 $3.50 do, extra, S35l
mSljO; do, family, S46j@ $500; city
mills Rio brands. extra. $3.50 500
winter wheat. patent, SjJOl1SG. Nhea
southern quiet and easier; fultz, 9sc
@S10G, Longberry, 9s1Sl06 No
Southern, 9gc.; Western weak; No
winter red, spot, Gle; February, Ola
gltc. Southern firm; white, 43W
4jc: yellow 4lJl 3c; Western easy
4lW4l1c Oats steady; Southern and
PENNSYLVANIA. Boa BE; Western, white
ga 33c.. Western mixed. 29@3lc grad
cd so. > white. 33c asked. Rye steady
$50 00c Provisions duh and quiet
Mes pork, Sl5. Bulk meats-Loos,
shoulders. &c long clear. &C.; clear rib
sides. 1@c5 sugar picked shoulders. &C.
sugar-curcd smoked shoulders, SIC.
hams, l24W12tc Lard, refined, 5000
Petroleum quiet; refined, Sc. Coffee
firm; Rio cargoes fair litc. Sugar
steady A soft, 6ic; copper refined firm
lCWl1ic. Whisky firm at S11l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30


The custom of having detectives TO
watch the gifts at fashionable weddings
has become almost universal AZ the
wedding breakfast of one of the wealth.
est and most notable young ladies in this
city there were three weil-dressed and
welllooking fellows who, though APP
parentlv guests, nevertheless did not stir
from the large tables on which the gifts
We're
\ guest who suspected their business
stuck his hands into his pockets and re-
marked TO the young lady with whom he
was walking as he passed them
/ want YOU TO testify that had my
hands in my pockets
The detective who was watching over
tho glittering triiles caught on, and
smiled in a knowing way.
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Iron. steel. Nails. etc.

lron-Amencan refined Old Dominion
bar per pOuni for standard sizes, ? 40,
English and American sheet - to 5ic: Swe
en- hammered. 1 'stO 30: hoop 4to 5ic.
Nails-Oid Domeinion, standard size, 81. 10;
steel 800.
Walker horse shoes 81 mules. Is.
Cement. Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement Union. per barrel. 81 IS. ROsen.
dale 30. James River. LBS.
Lime-Rockland. per barrel. 81 .1Otosi.l5
anchor. st.0J, Riyerton S1.O5.
Plaster-Lump. 81 ground, 7.5O. ealcinad
plaster, .65 10 LIS.
Hay, Oats and Straw.
hay-No. Timothy, per ton, $1,000 "a
1850 No. .. 1870 90 IS So. mixed. ~. 80 h
400 Virginia clover. I2.0OtoI3.OO.
Baled Oats-Sll.OJ 10 200.
Shucks-Baled, 80 % roc.
s'raw-Compressed, 100 pounds. 40 10 4.
Loose, pressed, large bales. As 10 SOC.
Lumber, slaves, Ito.
Lumber-White oak. per 1000. $1,000 &c
$50, West Virginia poplar, per 600 ,ol5Ot
1900,
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CNcNSATI, o., January 26-Ofrer.
ings drring wcek-Old, 994 hogsheadsi
new, I 900 hogsbcads, actual sales, l. 27
hogsheads. receipts, 90J hogsheads.
The offerings in our market this week
were extremely large and about equally
divided between the "Old' and the new.
The demand was very irregular for all
grades Of old, and some decided grades
closed slightly firmer than the opening
day Offerings of new showed an i'm
provement in quality, and a good de-
mand existed throughout for all vFades
Prices ruled very firm, but without
change in quotations.
Manufacturing plug stock-Common
filters, dark, old, s. to s.; new, - to g.
Medium filters. same color and body, old
- to- Sll; new, IS to so. Good filters
red and good body, old, $l3 TO Si5; new
SIP 10 Slj. Fine filters, bright, good
body, old, s18 10 $2j.
i. W. DoHRMASN & SoN
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Senator blackburn Mortified,
Ion III ChIlago TrIbune.I


Senator Blackburn invited a few ofhis
friends, including Uncle salisbury, the
outgoing Delaware Senator, to luncheon
at the Senate restaurant yesterday. The
luncheon as usual was principally of a
liquid nature and Blackburn intended
10 treat his colleagues 90 some rare Ken
lucky spirits, which are kept IN store for
him 40 the restaurant lie asked Sauls-
bury 10 have some fine OLD whisky.
mo; never drink whisky said the
temperate Mr. Salisbury.
Have some good healthy brandy,
them
40; ! never drink brandy. either
We'll, what will YOU have 10 drink p
asked the considerate Blackburn.
Nothing. do not drink any liquors %
answered salisbury.
Great heavens, what q condition your
stomach must Doe in' calculated the
Kentucky statesman with emphasis.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, January 29.-Wheat opened
higher. Corn quiet. Oats dull. Pro
visions steady Closings. Wheat-Janu-
airy g3eW 93ic, February, 03sc; May
911091tc Corn-february, 3i-c.; March
3jsW8jic; May. 36s@36fc. Oats-Jan
nary, 2igc; February, 2jc May, 27a@
27ic Pork-January and February,
Sll52i; March, Sll.G2t; May, Sl1s74
Lard-Ianuary and February, $685.;
March SGs1i; May. S607l. Short ribs
January and February, SG0j; March,
S612i: Nav, SO 2J0SG27i
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, January 20.-NeU
BVrlegs The market opened on Tues
day with large offerings, which con-
tinued every day since, and with the eX-
ception of one day when prices were
easier on low expert grades, the market
displayed remarkable activity, with a
strong manufacturing demand for filters
and cutters which is at present. as IL has
been all the week, ahead of the supply.
COlOry TO bright filters and cutters of the
better grades were in the lead prices for
exceptionally good crops selling $3.50
and $3.50 round, with red and colory
leaf at ljfWlSc the highest this season,
such sales showing an increase of llW2c.
over late prices generally, with the mar
ket closing strong Yesterday az nearer
outside figures. For medium and COM
mon grades, demand good and prices
fully up 10 last week. Export grades
with color continued in active demand
and very fun prices paid. Only for
very low mixed Tugs and leaf light
weights and soft condition were prices
comparatively lower, all such going to
dealers and rehandlers. As will be seen
from the subjoined statistics, the offer
ings were even larger than last week,
while in every respect the market was
even more animated, with an unusually
large number of growers present, who
were apparently we'll satisfied with the
prices.
To day. offerings nearly all low grades,
with lower bids in some cases, but re-
iected.
Oh Barlys-Oherings were rather
smaller than last week, the market show
ing no particular change, sweet hogs
heads being readily taken on the basis OF
late quotations. All strictly bright Of
fered taken readily, up to 2Stc- Tor best
offered
Heocy-Onering OF new crop lighter
than last week, but quite unchanged, the
quality and character being same as pre-
Z InN-ITlU-
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New YORK, January 29.-Flour CLOSED
dun and weak; fine grades Of winter, 50 g.
ass. Southern steady; trade and fami
IS brands, S3G0W5.55 Wheat weak
spot sales, No. red, Sl.0j; no. . red
winter, January and February, gic Corn
easier spot sales, No. . mixed, 1904 1870.
DO. January and February, 4ic. Oats
steady, spot sales, No. white STATE, $50.
80. .. mixed. February 3lfc Porl
dull, mess, Si325W Sl3 80 for new. Lard
dull and feaiureless Sugar duh bu
finn fair refining, 4ic.; refined active
cut loaf and crushed, Sc d., cubes and
powdered, &C.. graduated, &c. Coffee
fair. Rio. lllc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

The uses Of the cotton plant are de
7oloping rapidly Formerly the fiber
Of tie blossom was the only part uul-
lied. Then the seed began TO supply a
large proportion of the olive oil and
lard i'm the country. and now the
hulls are found 10 be cheaper and bet
ter than wood for paper pulp.
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ONLY A SNEEZE.
Bat IL Broke Up an Absorbing Love
scene Ia the Play.
baltimore A,,.,.f,,-f

baltimore Amorican.l
/ At one Of the theatres on Monday the
audience enjoyed something they didn't
pay for The theatre was comfortably
filled. The two leading players were in
the midst OF % narrowing tale of love.
Both had reached a depth of suffering
/ the woman clearly wrOngcd. vet loving
and proud the husband guilty, but Low
+ ing also. and pleading for forgiveness
which was rcfused-Which called for pro.
found sympathy, and their hearers had
settled down into most respectful and
/ appreciatiye state of rapt attention.
The scene was of several minutes dura-
ton, painful as IL was TO both of the
participants, and the audience had be-
come so quiet that hardly sound could
be heard.
Right at the most critical point, when
both apparently had reached the very
depths Of their sorrow, and the stiffness
could almost De felt, a draught. or some
thing worse struck big man with strong
lungs, in the rear Of the orchestra chairs,
and be uttered as startling q noise as
was probably ever heard in a theatre. Il
sounded, in quick time Ike "Kitcbv-
kitchy, rk-hOw--wOw-e
- - - ee - - -- kOW ON 49,
- wou.' II ended way mp in G.. and
Jared the roof
The response that followed could not
have been more completely timed IL
everybody had been connected hy an
electric current Every man, woman, and
child simultaneously burst into as hearty
q laugh as was ever heard. and they kept
right at 10 fora least two minutes. half
dozen or more men, carried away by their
feelings, their voices rising above the
general volume of sound In cheerful rol-
licking style The babies actually crow
ed. il smashed The tale of love and the
reconciliation in flinders Just as the
sneeze came the actress was standing
facing The audience, her face woebegOne
and fall of pain, and turned half way go
her husband. who was i'm q chair, his
eyes fixed on the end gallery. She
had one hand in the air in a
graceful stage gesture, indicating great
sorrow, but 10 had 10 come down. Be
fore she could turn her face away her
slim form was quiyering from laughter
She couldn't utter word The husband
chewed his lower lip and tried TO keep
up a show of grief lnvain. lie wisely
bent his head in his hands and laughed
with everybody else. The fun didn't
subside for at least i've minutes.
The ushers looked about 10 see If the
sneezer was alive lie could't be found
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1871. when Mr. Bell retired The next
year ho married Miss Jcanncito Gordon
Bennett. q sister of James Gordon Ben.
nett The 300 fatcd ship Jeanette that
was lost while ON am exploring cNpcdi-
ton i'm Arctic waters was named for
bis wife
For two years Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
travelled lon Europe. and then returned 10
hyc m Newport Mr. Ben then took an
active interest in Rhode Island politics.
One of Che first official acts of President
Cleveland was to appoint him minister
to the Netherlands. The Democrats OF
Rhode Island made Mr. Ben their caucus
candidate for the United States senat<
m 1883. hnt hc was defeated. He waa
also offered the nomination for governor
of tho state but he declined 10 rum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

SUFFERERS WITH biliousness, consti-
patton, indigestion, and sick headache
will find a perfect cure in DR.. David
Vegetable Liver Pills. They act mildly
and produce no bad after-eiiects. Only
81 cents for box of twenty-five pills.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

master. money order and registered
letter divisions. On the second floor i-
.he district court room, 81 by 46 feet in
size. also Offices for the various court
officials, law library, internal revenue
Offices and witness rooms. ON ne tlurl
floor viii be q circuit court r0oSh, 23 by
I'D feet i'm size. also court offices, Jmy
rooms. toilet room, etc. The signal
service are provided with amrie space in
the tower. provision is also made for the
display Of weather signals.
The amount of appropriation for con-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
Tho following grewsomc adyertiseme

The following grewsomc advertisement
recently appeared in a Glasgow paper
James Hodges continues TO sell bury
inc grapes ready made. and his wife's
niece dresses dead corpses 1t as cheap q
rate as was formerly done by her aunt,
having not only been educated by her
uut perfected in Edinburgh. from
whence she has lately arrived, with all
The newest and best fashions for the
dead
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

CONSUMERS or on will consult tho
safety of their persons and property by
using Owens & Minors electric-llghi
safety oil. It is odorless, colorless, safe
and gives brilliant light
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
Wholesale PRICE CURRENT
Reported by Paine q Houston COmmi:
cion Merchants, 1906 Cary Street.
Country Produce.

Appies-ChOiCe early, per barrel, 81 so 10
& 75 mixed lots sl.ODtO $40.
Bacon Virginia hams choice old. l0c per
pound; new hams small, Is 10 l4c new
hams large 10 10 he, sides, 10 10 lie,
shoulders, ITO Zoe.
Beaus-Choice Navy. 500 to s2.25.
Black Eve Peas-sl 40 b l.6j.
Beeswax-lS to 2oc per pound.
Buckwheat-3 % Bic.
Buuer-Nirgina creamery, % 10 DC; fam
lily packed Virginia. Is 20 2c, choice yell
low store packed (Yirsinia), rs 20 1sc; store
packed mixed color and sweet. II to he;
store packed fair 20 good, 10 10 l2c.
Eegs-ln crates Oresh), Is to lie; in boxes
and barrels, ] ] 10 ltc.
Poultry Dressed-Chickens, o to lie. Der
pound Turkeys, 10 10 re per pOu1d.
Ducks, 10 90 lie per pound Geese, q 20 sc
per pound TurkC rs 1--we, 5 % Dc per pound;
Dried fruit-Peaches peeled 10 Sc; I'M
peeled halves 20 SIC Apples sliced 10 &c.
quarters - 10 &c; Cherrie, pitted 10 20 lie
Black berri, 3 20 4 WhOrtleberries 6 TO &C..
Feathers-Prme I'VE goose, IS to 40 per
pound mixed. % 10 zoe.
Flaxseed-Per bushel. &1.1Otos1.2O.
Hides-Dry fliuts. light weights, to Sc
per pound. heavy weights, &c per pound; dry
sailed, 6c (wet) sailed. &c. zen &C.
Hogs-pressed "a Ia 6c.
Wool-Tub-washed Is to 3)c per pound
unwashed, 20c per pound.
Lard-Prme country. - to 9lc per pound
Oni0ns-ln barrels. 81 .2j to tl.50.
Orangeszs2 90 % $3.50.
PeanutsAFancv stock, per pound, TO
Sc; medium, y % &C..
Po'atoes-Per bushel, 50 to SOC.
Ro)ts-Gnseng perpound, 1925; Seneca,
per pound, 80 20 Boo.
Game-Rabbts, 10 20 l0c
Groceries. Etc.
Br0Oms-TwO strings, 100 TO 81. %; three
strings, 81 so 10 800 four strings, s2.Oo 10
$50.
Baskets-Willow sl.l5 to tl.SO per nest;
split, SOTO 75c perd0zen.
Can Tomatoes, pounds, per dozen csc
10 90.
Can Corn. , pounds, per dozen 80 10 %.
Rice-Carolina. q 10 e., RangeOOn, 3tc.
Salt-LiverpoOl, frou store. 81 40. ground
alum from store, per sacE' <l.oo to sl.lO'
Cheese-Prime cuttirg he. common, II to
re. English dairy, lsc. pineapple, 2oc.
Lard Pure 9lc. refined. Zoe.
M0lasses-Exira, h0gshead, l3 to l5e'
barrels. 10 % l6c; genuine golden syrup, per
gallon, 27 10 32c; New Orleans, prime TO
choice, 80 10 SOC.
Meat, iiour ana Meai.
Rulkmeats- Sides, Sc; shoulders, &c.
Bacon-Western shoulders, ssc; Clear-rb
sides 90. breasts he. hams i3c.
FlOur-RiChm nd patent roller family
s8 - 70 $3.50; fancy family, 1915 10 s6.O1
family, Si.75 % $50. city extra, s4.25 TO
$50. city superiine, 1915 to si.OOi city
line es25 10 $3.50.
Meal-Cily, per bushel. 55c; country, 20 70
soap-CommOn. 10 &c, best washing, b,
Sc: toilet. 10 10 25c.
Sugars GRADUATED. u C; A sugar, 7lc j,
Sugar tic G sugar, &c.
Teas black % % J0c, imperial, 30 70 Soc;
unpowder. ~ 10 Soc.
COfiee-liio, l6 TO 2Oc; Laguayra, is TO
Pc Java - to 3Oc.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, <l.2l; three
hoops 80.
Mil Feed.
Sbipstuh per ton $40.
Prouos'nii per ton $500
Bran Der ID sis ~
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have been practical druggist in Tyler for
a number - years. and In that time have hal
occasion 10 examine. try. and notice tie effect
OF near all the nignly recommend prrpart-
ti0ns or pat 'ut medicines IN tine market and
a. J have suffered untold misery myself the
past number of years from severe form OF
infiammatory rheumatism. and cOuii find
nothing 10 cure or relieve me. | had almost
Drawn conclusion rh1t all patent medicines
were more or less frauds until about one year
a1o was induced hy "a friend. now living In
Tyler, 10 try preparation known as B -, or
Botanic Blood Balm. avs s.. terra long prrsuR-
sion un MS part nnally made up my mind 20
make one moro effort fO rii mysDli OF the terri
ole aiiiiciiOn. aud 10 nov affords me the great
est pleasure OF my life 90 state tO the citizens
OF smith county that I am entirely cured
with no traces OF the disease left. and all
effected 10y the magic healing D -operiias of r.
u. -. which ! consider The gnindc.t purCst
aud mot powerful blood remedy kuowu 90
min. ! have been subject % iniisnWatory At
ncks since ten years of age. and up 20 tho
present time have bad four Tine last spell
came on me IN November. 1875, over year
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GROCERIES, ETC
I 7
LWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
Ar
HERMANN sCHMIDT's
EUROPEAN STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS.

IMPORTED GERMAN CHANBERRfRS
cooked, very delicious; lMPORlED WEST
PHALiA SAUSAGE. the first Of the season !:
ITALIAN MAMMOTH CHESTNuTS, PRU-
NELLE-. DATES and FIGS, hAlsINS, CUR
RAMS and llrRON, ORANGE snd LEMON
PEEL. ALMONDS, soft she'll and without
DIES AID CANES for Christmas; MINCE
MEAT and MAPLE SUGAR. HONEY in
COMB aud strained RUN. FRENCH and APP
PIE BRANDY. OLD WHISTLES, WINES,
CORDIALs, ARRAC.. GOOD WINES for
JELL. and r. BILE USE from ~ per gallon.
approved. My alely introduced Wine AZ the
low price Of ~ per gallon IS especially recon-
mended 20 Ladies' as a very pleasant ana
STRENGTHENING Wine. Uec9t
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ago. a; which time was confined 10 my bed
for eight weeks. passing the nights In miscry,
with no sleep except when produced by na
c0tics and various opiatcs; The week previous
tlusinV b. u. u. up 70 that tim had only
eaten six meas, and could scarcely sit nv
without support; but after using three bottles
I was "A lie to relish my meals and 20 walk up
town. and after six bO ties had been 1sed.
thank Heaven. was entirely cured, and Of
tie slightest pain felt since that time. when
was 10 pounds, but gradually Increased
Until my regular weight was again at
taluei-2iO pounds. Tho noticeable fact 10
what have so chccrfuliy stated - that this
unparalleled and remarkable discovery u. u.
b.. curoi me In mii-wintcr, az the very time
my sufCrings and misery were the greatest.
| take II on myself as a practical druggist 70
heartily. cnecrfully az well - consci ntious
". recommend this glorious blood remedy Z
ali sufferers of rheumatism or blood troubles.
ana not only ms self. but the firm OF VI Kay \
Adams. who handle IL, will cheertully endorse
is superior merits. JONI VI. DAVIS,
aud MCKAY & ADAMS. Tyler. Texas.
OF a N blood disorders. Address.
mann RAIN 20 Atlanta Ga.
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ALL requisites for sick rooms, for com
fort and convenience of the patient. Sold
by l.. Wagner, druggist, corner Sixth
and Broad streets.
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new dark Tugs and leaf sold privately
this week.
Old crop unchanged, excepting that
advance trash L. higher &c. TO 1ic. be-
ing as low AS sold at, with not many Of
ferings or Green River hllers very few
offered AT auction, and unchanged. Of
ferings Of all old tobacco, not one-hal'
of what they were for several weeks
past
OF Green River filters, 1Gi hogsheads,
and Of dark Tugs and leaf, POP hogsheads
were sold privately this week.
ALEX. HARTHILL.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NTRGINIA--lN VACATION IN
THE CLERKS OFFICE ORS1HE CHI
CUT COURT or THE CIrf OF RICH
NOND. JANUARY nth. Is5e;
james Carnes D. ...",..,,-s.''.' .fisintins
against
R.chard Gibson. ..................s Dcfen'anss
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
Tho object q this suit Is 70 recover against
the defendant t2O. and Ia attach the estate
OF the said defendant and - subject the samo
to thu pa, ment 81 he plaintiffs claim.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made aud nled that
the defendant f. not a resident OF this state
II IL ordered that q appear here within 1T
teen days affor due publication hereof. and DO
what y necessary 90 protect MS Interest Ia
this suit.
Tcstc. ALFRED SHIELD. Clk.
4 cOpy-Tcstc -.
ALFRED sHEfLD. Clerk.
5. J. boswell, p. q. irfrtw
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Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, January %.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-31 bushels
Corn .526 bushels.
Oat.-l .O6S bushels.
Pease-ls bus lcls.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Shorberry, 30 bushels good at
/ .O3.
Corn-White rs bushels prime i.c,
mixed 200 bushels very good ON private
terms Total sale, of corn. $50 bushels
Ohs-Spnng, IS bushels good at at Bic;
mixed. J 600 bushels very lo0d on private
terms Total sales of oats loss br shells.
blacl eve Pcasc-lO bushels prime on
private terms. do. bushes common al 90c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30

cotton broker I'M
savannah. After
that be was q
member of the
firm Of Arthur
Blrnwcll & Co..
of Charleston,
and i'm 1870 ne
organized { u O.
firm Of Isaac Bell.
Jr.. a. Co.. cotton
dc1ler8. with
housca IN New
York. Charleston
and Savannah.
The business
nofifi.llod until