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$4,000
DANVILLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
We WILL on
THURSDAY, December -. 1889,

commencing at Il O'Clock A. ~. on the premises.
sell al public auction 10 tho highest bidder fhe
following EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE PRO
PERrY.
Isl The ARLINGTON HOTEL. located az Tho
corner Of Main and Union streets. Contains 30
sleoping-rooms. besides diuiug-room, reading
rooms, Sc Ia wou furnished throughout, and
has elecirlc-lights. fire-e-capes. aud al other
modern improvements. Il lis the leading hotel
in the city.
"a. FOUR BRICK STORES on Union street in
rear Of above.
81. LEES WAREHOUSE, on Bridge street.
This is a largo brick structure, iicxs4J teet, with
large lot IN rear. IL two stories front, besides
full-longth basement for the storage Of tobacco,
and suo-basenoat in rear lis now rented %
a live tenant, who is doing 3 very thriving BUSH
ness.
4th. A THREE-sTORY BRICK FACTORY,
4Ox75 ieei on High street. d ia Grstcilss con-
dtion and occupied by a gooI tenant
9Th. FOURs1ORG BRICK FACTORY,
40xlO0 feet, on Loyal street. THIS factory has
drylug-rooms. and can DO used for manu-
featuring.
Danyiile ia tho largest and best brlght-tobacco
market in the word. is annual salcs amounting
10 from 30.0O0,0t0 10 100000 pounds The out
put Of manufactured tobacco this year is more
Than 90 per cent greater than !; was last yolr
This property viii be- sold TO settle up the
estate Of the a.e T. >. Lee. and 10 offers the finest
opportunity for saf0 and paying investment
Large sacrifices will be malo 10 This property II
necessary. and the rentals will pay very large
percentage on the prices which viii be accepted.
Further information can be had Of Il. A. CAT
LIN, No. Is Eleventh street. Richmond, or Of the
Undersigned, at Dauyilie, Va.
". II. BUNTIN,
no 2G,gs, Dei.3,5.Sl1-1t z. x. BUNTIN.
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AuUvIor AALFs-Futurc pays.
By Joseph p. Davis, Auciloneer,
r. 3. Cook. Salesman.

CONTINUED SALE OF STOCK OF
X TIE Old DOMINION SPECIALITY CCh-
IASY, SO. SO Main street. on
FRIDAY Tus l3sHINsrANr,
commencing az 10 o'oiO,s.
Tho attention 81 tbe public IA requested. as
larger portion Is yet 10 DE sOli.
GEORGE -. KOfSIER. Trustee.
J.. j. COOK. salesman. le II
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DR.. PlERCE'S PELLETS

OLD' AND YOUNG, RICH AND
~ POOR. grave md gay. can find M 1902 ioin
street the largest assortment 81 BtAl lliDL
GOODS suitable FOR presentation az prices not
cQuallel anywhere else 10 Mchuoad. Cal. before
the best arc sod.
dd ~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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remedy is Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
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old DOMINION STEAM IN
~ SHIP COMPANY y -


Steamers Leave Kcamoli ~ 1kf 20 h''hh
aud FRIDAY a. H. D.. aailUt- .luttl COZ
bour Os.oro sAllus time.
steamers leays New YORK f1r k'hmo-l
YyRNl WEDNESDAY AMI eArl kpAt tt Z.
". arriving la keam0ai MONDAY an fhA'
DAY AQkrIN1e.
Passenger aceOmn 0istlc0s oasArq
Cabin faro - New iork ga Jamys-.iNsl
rocgs AnclGding meas Aai Der As.--.. - u
kounl-irip ticseiA limited - m1y -e'' .,
after dAse 81 tssns.. - Fl
Storage Hlih s1Qsl5sageo. ......-.+..
Steergxe, without fnbsistsace. ........-.-.s SO
Canin lare 90 GaesapeaAe aal QUO lei- ,
CABIN faro ga kieh~ood All ls.ess1ais ~,
failrOAl...sr..s .t-f srt. ..I
TicseI cen 90 obtained a. 4. " N~i.Ft
Main street CGcs4poaxs an1 oh.0 al Nr
n,oad and Petersburg d0pots, aat a! 'ale ..''f
ofrices, 1891 Main street, an4 wharf, isofket-
Fro,ghE forwarded ana - "a oAis" -~''-s
issued Tor points bssoAd Nos le.A
Frvignt receiyso iatiy aa... I. r u, o,.,,.,s
fassoRgors leaying Nichnl9nd Sl AvNDAll
TuksDAiS. " ApSEaOAIs. fhlksDAh > a.
SATURDAYS b. no che5ApeAke saa v..' a.
Way tt4a nospors Sessi o. I'D A. D. 80
bg R.chhioad AMI retsrsD9ls saifoa& $40
DAYS A. s:t1 A. a., viii make eoane IVA q
NukFOLk With steamer ieavias ines0 dAfA
GEORGE W. ALLEN = ~. Asea.e
No. l1ll Asin snse~ All
spu Congaafsuaaks. kocSss<
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Nakes many lives miserable and often leads 10
self destruction Distress after eating, sick head
ache heartburn. sour stomach. mental dcpres-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite promotes healthy
digestion. relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dy5-
pepsia. Read the following;
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. / had
but little appetite, and what dill eat distre ed
me, OF did me little good. Ia an hour aitcr eating
would experience a faintncss or tired, allgono
feeling. as though l had not eaten anything.
Hoods SarsapaTilia did mo An immense amount
Of good. It gave me an appetite, aud my food
relsheG and at.sned the craving had previously
experienced. II relieved me of that faint. tired,
all-gone feeling. aave felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsaparlla. that 1 am happy to
recommend IT," G. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass.
NB. Be sure to get only
Hoods SaTSaparilla
soldbyau druggists. 81, ak forS5. Prepared only
by l. HOOD d CO., Apothccarics. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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WANTS.

A LADY HAVING AN GRANGE
"A TREE. and no convenient p.s-e IOr keeping
H. wishes % sell T.. Toe tree is IN il bloom. aud
also hgs several young O.6nees On 10. Any one
wishing o. purchase can see the Tee by calling
NJ No. l0I h0ss street, city dc ll-ar
WANTED. RICHMOND PEOPLE
~ TO FNOW that. Notwithstanding the
boom iu DlamOrdE Wlll sell ~ the Oh PRICE
tin January J, 1880. thus saving tuyegs - 10 -
per cent Nothing bat DlAMO u.s. SOLID
GOLD aud SILVER in our west window.
ID. BUCHANAN. Goldsmith,
do iJ-.t' ii, cast BruA street.
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PEKhaDE IL.

NOTICE. HAVING QUALIFIED
y n exccutrix OF the estate Of = g.. IEAKf,
i8.. dec asei an per ons holding aims against
that estate are hereby notified 10 present them
III due form for settlement nj the Office u L. G..
Leako, jr.. & Co, ull Basin street. eud al per
sons Indebted 10 taat estate are requested 10
make payment ut that oflco.
{. e. LEAKE, Exccutrx.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w NURSE for llttlo children. Apply be-
tween 0 and II o'clock a. NJ. at 80. 10 west Main
gfraeL de l0-2t+
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VIRGINIA oLLANbDAl -..rs,ys
Company tor suLfO h '-a@--s-->-
PORI>MJU NEWPORT AlH-, I-tN.-
mont, aul iANL>-.lf .f LANDINGS 500.
by elegant 20 con .fns,lH- AhItI. .a.4.f %
moni tFthf MONDAY, ElNtsNAl, a.t
FRIDAY al A. a.. s,eeet-.ars 4. lfet a
steamtrs wharf.
CounectiDus 40 Norfolk ri.seir W.ft ai ...i
fOr nouheru citlc4 sauo AFTERNOON, iaur. r.I..
by dAyigh Gles, t,lflsl l.1e. H.. easrst r.l.
IhfOukn 'icket- ou steamer ali tf e...
Agency. 100 Man s'rre. Ifsfaf1 ...
ttlourn. state rooms rrgsr.l for ftF rr .Ir
MOUTH. OLD POlNT,AI &KANu.IA Atf t.-
TIC AND UANNlLfk STATIONS, sff h i.'
fNGrON. ID. g., all % iu.s iu Eastern
Carolina, Eastern Virginia. sr nli itg4isr la.--
ings on the James an1 appellant. + iitel. %
loves. rates aud through 1913. Issued.
LlCTKN rAIlN. htcr-i resi4Cat
~ lll1 Ma street ana H9.k
IRVfS WFfs eeg Ffr.rlf AMI p4..sDsfr IsrT.
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WANTED, A LADY TO TRAVEL
w cx-teschcr prefere!. Salary 80 per
month and expenses. 40 canyasStng. Call On
". I. Z AKNEHT.
Room 10. HanueWinckle Building.
dof1-fF corner Ninth aud Main streots
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The business u tho firm Of 7. c. LEAKE. J2,
& CO., will until further notice be continued
DO the undersigned, the firm. ramc remaining
unchanged. L. +. LEAH.
uO2ISu, W&Flm JAMES A. HOOFNAGLE
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TKAiNs NORTnWANp.
DAILY


STOPPING-PlACE2
i'os. Is. IS, q, 30. 81. ani ii make s,opA Nos.
q and 78stoD - sigma At Manchester, Dl 'pry e
Bun. CcntrSlis, aud Chester. No.. SO. - %. aLd
81 will stop at all stations iOr paH-enssrs.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains nos fhnd q sleeping between
New YorS Ani Tampa. ia l.'s jarks5nn.le.
On IrAins NO. & an1 % leeptlg-cars betaeen
Washington aud Charleston. On Train No 9,
a. epiug-cars between asuingtJu ana Jackson
vile. On Trains Nos. -. 90. ani IS sleeping
car between ia AsOnvilie aid Sew York
The ONLY ALl-KAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Richuond....:aoAM. Norfolk. 100. is,s) p. ".
Richmond ..'g.:3P. II. Norfolk. 81 p. ".
Norfolk 's.20A. ". Richmond .l!.lO A. 81.
Norfolk ....'5:l0 f. H. kctmoud.. l:5J z. VI.
Tho trains leaving klchm0ud st D. % 4. II. aud
Norfolk al 4. II. are solid trains between tncse
TIVE points, and passengers 80 through without
change Of cars. Olo-e connections aro also mais
az Petersburg by the s.5s =. 81. train from kich-
m0nd and tho 3 % A. VI. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving kichmond 10 9i0 a. n. and
IG:3l T.. n. aud arriving at Richmond AZ ~ 4.
81 and 603 T. ~ maze connection a. Peters
burg 10 and from fsrmYiile, LJncEturg AID
southwestern points
Il. N. SULLY. superintendent
2. T. II. MYERS. General superintendent
4. N. EsgRsOs. Goaeral Passenger ASeaL
soL- HAAS. frame Manager. no22
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CoyroepouIingiy guf-t rn- 1
Through bills % .aiias .saata 0......
e.
not
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HE-NO TEA
AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
u A II
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
~ SMALL TRACT o. LAND ~ HgNRIcO
COUNTY, BROOKLAHD TOWNSHIP.

Bailey In the Circuit Court OF tho county Of
~. Hvnrico, decree entered December
Bailey.) :. lss4
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WANTED, BOARDERS TO OCCU-
Wy Ply DELGHrf$ ROOMS, with every
homo comfort: also, several TABLE-BOABD-
EkS can los accom- riodatei. References given
and exchanged. Apply at 5Oj east Grace et.ect.
de lO-2t' Miss SCOTT.
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By j. thompson Brown s Co.,
Real Estate Agents a1d Auctioneers,
lil3 Main street
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Mr.. Maynqrd, Of Portsmouth, presented
a bill amending the Code 80 as TO make II
perjury for swearing falsely in rendering n
list of personal property for assessment
and taxation.
The same gentleman presented a bill 10
amend another section so as 10 make the
punishment IN such cases not exceeding
one year in Jail or at The discretion Ot the
Jury fined not less thar 500 nor more
than II GO0.
EcfcrIrl
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NOKk-AIYEB LINE WA 49,.
L IlINtJ
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18
A Frenchman's Graceful Reply.

A romantic story is told about
Nine. La Marechale Canrobert, whose
death was recently announced in
Paris. Twenty-six years ago the
Marshal, at that time in the height
OF his glory, was at an official ball,
when a young lady approached and
said quite sharply. Monsieur, will
you dance with me?" The surprised
soldier begged off, in afew confused
words; then, turning to a young off
Ger beside him, he said, "Will you
kindly take my place beside the
young lady, and remember that this
night q marshal of France envies a
a sub-lieutenant?'' However, the
matter did not rest here, for Miss
Flora Mcdonald, under the auspices
of Empress Eugene, with whom she
was a favorite, subsequently y became
the wife of the great general
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18
Politicians Should Marry,

I'm am interview with Col. G.. M.
Wo0deock,. a Nashville American re-
porter. asked if a politician ought to
marry.
"That is: the. very first thing he has
got to- do, . was the reply. "No man
cam hope to fill one of the higher
Offices successfully without the aid of
a wife. Take john A. Logan, for in
stance. He was one of these good
hearted, clever sort of fellows, hut he
didn't know everything. His wife
did, She was full of the social mag
netfsm that attracts, She was up on
every point of diplomacy. Her in
formation was thorough, broad and
at ready command. Logan's politi.
cal success was more his wife's doing
than his own. Harrison is the same
way. All that austerjty of demeanor
which characterizes him in his official
relations wears off in his wife's pres
ence and he becomes the most genial
of men. Blaine is an exception. He.
has the social attraetiveness in him
self. Yes, sir, the young politician
must have wife. She will save him
from more expenses than when he
has only the expenses of one to pay,
and besides she will prove his best
political ally in a thousand emerg-
encies.
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18
Got Their Money.

The lucky holders in this city Of the two
one-twentieth tickets which hit The Louis
lana State Lottery at the August drawing
for $15, 900 each have received their money,
and are $4,000 better off than they were
two weeks ago. Deputy Tailor Joe K1nchley
held one-twentieth of thu lucky ticket, No
S7,S35, and Mrs. Florence N. Roche; who is
now at Clark's Mills on the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway. held the
other one-twentleth. This is not the first
time that fractions of the capital prize have
been drawn in pairs in Savannah. Three
years ago $50, 900 were drawn at one draw
ing on two fractional tickets. In the last
few years close to 500, 900 have been drawn
in Savannah through the Louisiana State
Lottery in large prizes, to say nothing
about the smaller prizes which have been
drawn. Mr.. Kinchley's ticket was collected
through the Merchant g National Bank, and
Mrs. Roche received her money through the
Southern Express Company. This is the
second lottery prize that Tailor K7Hehley has
drawn this year. About six months ago Re
drew S, 600. Savannah 1Ga.l NexsA August
40, ss'
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18
Emergency Remedies.

There are many accidents con-
stantly occurring among the little
people, for no matter how careful
older ones are to place dangerous
things out of reach, there's apt to be
q time OF forgetting and then the
dire consequences. Now it is hotwa-
ter, again the hatchet or a sharp
knife; possibly concentrated lye is
swallowed, or buttons or thimble
find their way into strange places in
baby's economy.
For scalds from hotwater or stove,
there's nothing more apt to be handy
than baking soda; wet it up soft and
apply freely. II the burn is super
fetal or Of slight extent, binding it
up with this is all that will be neeess-
ary. flye has been drunk it's sell
dom that vomiting does any good;
the amount is usually small. The
best treatment is sweet oil Or even
melted lard if you haven't the OIL. to
cOunteraet the caustic effects of the
lye. The after Inflammation of
stomach and bowels which sometimes
follows will need specifce trea tment
quite beyond the power of the laity.
Usually when any foreign or poi
somous matter has been swallowed
the first Indication is to produce
emesis. If you have NO syrup ipecac
in the house, add a. little mustard
and salt to lukewarm water, and
make the child drink considerable.
1t is one of the promptest, easily OBJ
tanned emeties known.
When the injury Isl a cut, the treat
nent will depend on locality. If the
hemorrhage is severe, an artery may
need tying, but until a doctor can be
secured, tie handkerchief, or some
thing around the limb, above the
wound, and place. the limb in an ele-
waited position.
For bee. stings, probably the best
dressing is mud. asitisfer most bites
or stings. from insects.
Mud frequently removed is excel
lent dressing for snake and dog bites
allei Gney nave. Deen properly Dled
and cauterized.
Foreign substances i'll nose or ears,
of course. demand removing. But,
unless YOU are sure of success, don't
attempt it yourself and by pushing
the obstacle out of reach make a bad
matter worse. Call III q surgeon at
once.
If the not unusual accident of "a
bug in the ear occurs, waste no
time trying to drag the, offender out,
douse in sweet oil, salad dressing, or
molasses even, if you haven't the 9th
ers handy, anything to, entangle and
quiet the intruder before it makes
the victim wild. 1T can then be
syringed out with warm water.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18
Buoklen 8 Arnioa Saiyo

The best salve in the world for Guns,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam,
Fever Sores, letter, chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. 1t il guarantp ed to give
nstfect satisfaction, or moraey refund
81. Price g cents per box. Sold ny g.
E. Roos.
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18

UHe Ull1el. COuWdy was WtGH L ufcell
when the money was paid him.
A bold burglary occurred at the
house of Martin Purcell, eight miles
from Rochester, the thief getting
away with Mr.. Purcells trousers,
which contained 1910 in money. The
circumstances surrounding the case
point strongly to one VIM. Convey, "a
young man living in the neighbor-
hood, as the guilty party. He is un-
der arrest.
N. p. Clarke of ST. Cloud presented
to the secretary of the Central Min
nesota Fair association a check for
81, 900. Owing to the first fair not
being a financial success the associa-
tion has been laboring under finan-
cial difficulties, but this removes
them, and now the association does
not owe a dollar.
The old Blakely gun. which was
captured by the First Minnesota
battery from the rebels, and priced
highly, burst at the old soldiers re-
union at Fairmont, where it had
beenloaned. The gun has a notorious
history, not only during but since
the war 1t severely injured a man
at ST. Charles some time age. and
last fall blew Of both of e. M. Olson 8
hands during q epub6can lelidca-
tions
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18

Old soldiers and young mingled on the fair
New Ulm weekly review., 1889-09-18
As to Crops.

WASHINGTON Sept 1O.-The September
crop report of the department. of agriculture
makes the general average of corn 81, re-
duction OF nearly points; OF winter wheat,
when harvested, 1914, from 90 on July 1 CT
spring wheat S3 8, an increase from 81 2 in
Aus ust This makes the general average of
all wheat S7.6 The general condition of
oats is 80, instead of 92.3 last month; of
rye, 916; of barley, 5S.9 instead of so 6;
OF buckwheat. 80. 1. instead of 95.2; OF to-
bncco, 1852, a reduction from S44 The
peacentage of stock hogs available for fat
'ening is 1O1, condition 90. The corn crop
is week late III a large proportion of It's
breadth. On the Atlantic coast rains were
excessive, and floods injured fields
in bottom lands. Early in the season tenn
perature was low, interfering with germina-
zion and cultivation; The uplands enjoyed
conditions favorable to rapid growth. In
the Ohio valley and lake region there has
been marked reduction of condition dur
Ing the last month from drought following
the heavy rains OF early summer. In Ohio
and Indiana there was previous injury of
boltom-land crops by floods. In Michigan
and Wisconsin the effects of droughG and
other influences are most injurious There
is complaint of drought west of the Missis-
sippi, TOO late in the season for serious re-
ductlon. West of the Missouri conditions
have been more favorable than in any other
part of the country, and the crop is very
large
In the seven surplus states the figures fo1
condition are:
Ohio 81, a loss of points: Indiana 81, loss Of
points: Illinois 81, loss of 8 points; Iowa 81.
loss of points; Missouri 90, loss of points;
Kansas. 90: Nebraska. SO.
The reduction in winter wheat, as COM
pared with the July report. is in New York
Pennsylvania, Michigan, California and In
some of the Southern states. The quality of
Western grain, as shown by its grading, ia
comparatively poor, and will affect weight
and intrinsic value. The condition of spring
wheat is reported higher than in August in
the northern portion of the belt, and slightly
lower in Iowa and Nebraska, as follows:
Wisconsin .93 Iowa. ...93 Dakota -. .63
, Minnesota 90 Nebraska. So
The local rates of yield in Dakota are ex-
tremely variable, ranging from to 20 BUSH
els nar acre.
The morning news., 1889-05-22

Nav York May 2t-Arrived out. steamships
France, New York for London Crcassia, New
York for Glasgow: Nevada. New York for Liv-
erpool: CITY Of Paris and Alaska, New York for
Liverpool
New York, May is-Arrved. schrs John W
Hall Jr Fleming, Georgetown, 9; Mary g
Decker, WickS, Darien; Jefferson, Griffith, Sa
vannah: Henry P Simons. Holloway, Pensacola.
Cardiff May 1S-Arrived, bark Orion Ger,
GruenberZ, Pensacola.
Bermuda May 15-Sailed, brig Anna (Nor),
Arnessn, Darien
Brunswick Nay 17-Sailed. schr Syanara (Br),
HIndon Satilla River, Ga, in tow.
Coosaw, S G, May l9-hrrived at Farmers
Island schr Bent Lee, Stseman, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, May 1sCleared, steam schr
Louis Bucki Mount, New York; schr Julia S
Bailey, Otis, New London.
Sailed from the bar 10Th, schr Nettie Lang
don New York.
Pensacola May is-Arrivsd bark Jean Bap-
tiste tDutch), De Bruyn, Flushing; Bachran
tAus). Lenlnich. Buenos Ayres; Dina Dutch,
Kruse. DAkar.
Cleared barks Genitor Tarabocha aus,
sappo. Pola: Andrea Papa Utah, Vanar, New
port; Saro Caino QtaD, Ohvari, West Hartle-
pool
Johanne Ger. Rotterdam; brig Jantje (Dutch),
Amsterdam
Glendevon (Br) Ferguson, London or River
Philadelphia, May I9-Arrivei, schr Andrew
Nebinger, Smith. Jacksonville.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


FINANCIAL
. NV YORK. Nay T.. noon. Stocks active and
Gelly. Money easy at per cent. Excnange- -
l.-1' 81 = ~ 5,i1; short, 5 8S3Gf 50. Gov
steady.
EFe ....... 25]S Richm'd & W. Pt
'eAko North llo5S Terminal. ...... 90
"a al1re l94a Western Union. s64
e., -.'l p. n. tn.-Exchange closed dull bur steady.
~ easy at 2sseJa yer cent. Sub-Treasury
,.. '- .-.AAseo-'oid, &ih3.t9GoO0; currency. Si6H9
, Government bonds dun but steady; four
to cetls 1885 four ami o half per cent, cou-
~ io'fs' state bonds neglected
"' htpch market wa nglt active to-day,
interest ntered mainly n Grangers, VII.
G is and specialtos. and while the room was In
.-' p' a reaction, buying was Of such a nature
~. ~ ti prevent apy marxed decline 10 any Of the
ha and 90 materially advance several Of the
bWWe layorites Buying vas stu principally
~ gtl-ako operators, but there we're sharp
III tLA'eha and talg g tran9ac, Ions ia Coalers
N-iI W tnd one 1r tB0 others TIE movement
.o.thefn flcifci came o. a halt to-day and
.fi.S lea vas beard In those stocks. but
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