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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
Virginia Leaf.

A factor says: Beyond a doubt Nir-
ginia dark wrappers make a much better
looking plug than Western wrappers,
but manufacturers are looking for the
extra half or one cent per pound they
have to pay for them. Everything goes
in these times-except baby carriage,
and that you have to push-especially
where there is a difference in price of /
or 2 cents. Manufacturers must be figur-
ing very close when or lc. makes a
difference on wrappers. There IL
no doubt that bright wrappers Of
the 1888 crop are very scarce,
but if they become too high ] suppose a
substitute will be found for them.
know of lot of snullers that were
offered in this market two weeks ago at
three cents delivered here, that was sold
later in Richmond to the same party at
four cents in warehouse. and still the
buyer thought he had a bargain. 1t is
becoming so that buyers will send orders
elsewhere for tobacco, and after pur-
chase is made look around in the New
y Ork market TO make comparisons, and
nine cases out Of ten find that the
could save money by buying here. Buy
ers Will keep whOOping other markets
up and giving us the 60 by. but if
there is any particular grade they want
that they can't find in other markets
they will look for it here, and complain
because we don't carry large stock Of
the grade. As rule, we hustle out a
big lot of samples to show a customer,
and find he merely wants one or two
hogsheads to fill up gap until he can
order. The usual direction left is.
Please send certificates at once, as we
are in a hurry have a good many
old chestnuts laid up that ] might bring
up again, but life is short, and the flow
ers that bloom in the spring are fading
away " J. T0jacc0 Leaf.
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and nice, he was "du natural" The
unforeseen accidents, viii back McAuliffe
against Smith or any one else A man
who. unframed, can go into ring and
knock nineteen kinds Of stars out Of a
fighters head, and afighter who has been
training for the event at that, is worthy
the support and backing of all the
sports, and there Is not much doubt that
he win get IT,
Kansas CITY wants to have the big
fight decided In the Grand Island Park.
A telegram received by Richard X. Fox
the other day from W. b. Mclndoe,
manager of the big park, says that the
city will offer better inducements than
any other city in the country to have the
mill come of there They guarantee TO
furnish training quarters for both Kill
rain and sullivan, and give each princi-
pie $4,000 and percentage OF the re-
ceipts over that amount. Copper-bound
protection is also guaranteed.
Billy Myers. of Streator, Ill, better
known in the wild and woody, as the
Western Cyclone Is in the city. He
called at the Police Gdzotte Office the other
day and made a $500 deposit with chal.
lenge to fight Jack McAulifTe or any
other light weight at 1873 pounds for
from s. 800 to 5000 side.
In the defy. he says 81 want to win
the light weight championship, and |
will meet Jack McAulifIe OF airy other
lightweight in the world, and ! hereby
challenge any and all, to meet me in the
ring under Queensberry or London ring
rules at 1873 pounds am open for any
and all offers"
This of course, created loud how
from all the croakers, and the shrek
went up for Jack McAuliiie to show him
self and cover the forfeit, Whether he
will do so or not just at present remains
10 be seen He has two or three little
affairs on haLd, and il is likely that he
will want TO have his hands clear when
he meets the Cyclone from the bounding,
pillowy West ! have never seen the
Cyclone fight, but have seen Jack in
good trim, and ] have no doubt at all
that II the two do come together again
the mill will not be a draw by any means.
IL will be a finish one way or the other
and ] am inclined TO think that Nc
Auliffe will be able 10 send his usual
message TO his mother 81 have won"
CHALLIERE.
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Washington's Jump.

4 story is told Of Washington making
"a famous jump for wife during his
youth. He was riding. so the story
goes. along the Potomac above George
town. when he came % the house OF a
large estate. and seeing a crowd on the
lawn. he asked the cause of the gather
ing He was told that a jumping match
was in progress, and the prize was the
hand Of the farmers daughter lie
looked ON for "A time at the different
Jumps. and finally asked if he might
not also try his skill The host con
scented. and Washington jumped farther
than the farthest As he did 50 he noted
that the countenancc Of the maiden fell,
and that she looked rather woefully at
the face of his leading competitor, who
had made the next best jump, and who
was evidently her lover. He resigned
his claim to the lady's hand in his rival 5
favor. and il is said that this lady after
ward recalled the circumstance when
she met him at one Of his prcsidentie
levecs. Cosmopolitan
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Nashville. Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-The
market was weak on Friday, but opened
strong on tuesday and advanced I to BE-.
To-day prices remain at outside figures,
and large sales seem 10 have no influence
in checking the advance. The lug hunt
ers have been busy and run prices up to
81 - to 50. and extra nice ones bring
1925. The advance is based partly upon
the dry weather and probable short
planting, and partly upon the fact that
indications point to last crop panning
out 90 per cent. short of estimates
Upper Cumberland district was ex-
pected to ship out 1000 hogs
heads. 1900 of which have gone
to the different markets, and the most
conservative merchants in that section
claim that fully one-half has come out
So we must expect these tobaccos TO be
more eagerly sought after. Partial
showers have fallen, but farmers claim
that the bugs have only taken new
hold, and the beds are worthless. so
you may conclude the boys have the buy
fever bad. +. A. CARsEY.
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Taking "a Drink.

At Park Drinking Fountain Have
drink. Pheebi
"No. you drink Sadie.
"No. you drink
"Oh-ugh You drink"
Drink
''s.ssT-..sssss J0,ss-s5ssss.
"Uh-ugh. I'm not much thirsty, anyway :
"Wel I'm in no hurry You drink, Sadie.
age before beauty Hel He Drink
Phoeb
"No. YOU drink | drank first at the other
fountain.
THAT doesn't make any difference got
the cup first You drink.
NO, you drink
you drink.
And 80 on for about five minutes 70 the
rapsurois delight Of the thirsty crowd wait
ing for tho two young women from Geeh""
10 settle the question OF precedence chicago
Tribune.
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Country Produce.
Apples -Choice early. per barrel 81. % tC
81. 80 mixed lots. 81 TO 600
Bacon-Virginia hams. choice old. l5c pei
pound, new hams small. II TO l3c ne =
hams large. 10 TO lie sides, 9 to l0c
shoulders. tosc.
Fowls 10 Sc.
Beans-Choice Navy. 81 rs to 800.
Black Eye Peas-sl 80 to l.65.
Beeswax-lS to 9Oc per pound.
Butter-Virginia creamery % to Doc; fam
lily packed Virginia. Is to DC choice vel
low. store packed (Virginis). Is TO lSc; store
packed. mixeu color and sweet, ~ to l4c
store packed fair 20 good. 10 10 l2c.
Eggs-ln crates (tresh), II TO l2c.; in boxes
and barrels, 10 20 lie.
Live Poultry-Ducks. 20 to 35c.. Hens, 81
to &c; mixed coops. Is TO soc Chickens,
Spring, 10 10 30c.
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled 10 &c I'M
peeled halves 3 TO 3io ADpes sliced TO BIC.
quarters p to Sc Cherries pitted 10 to lie
Blackberries 3 to 3 WhOrtleberres 6 TO &c.
'Feathers-Prime i've goose, 40 TO 43 per
pound. mixed, % to 30c.
Flaxseed-Per bushel. 81 10 TO 81 30.
Hides-Dry fiints. light weights, 7 to sc
per pound heavy weights, '@c per pound dry
sailed, &C. (wet) sailed. &c; zen &c.
Lard-Prime country. to &c per pound.
Onions-In barrels % TO 75c.
Oranges--s2. 25 TO 1918.
Lemons. 200 TO $50
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, 81 to
&c; medium. p 10 &c.
Potatoes-Per bushel. 30 10 40c.
Roots-Ginseng, perpound, $3.50: Seneca,
per pound. 80 TO 35c.
Sumac, % TO Zoe.
Wool-Tub-wash % to &c per pound,
unwashed DC per pound.
Hay. Oats and straw.
Hay-No. timothy, per ton, $3.50 to
1900 No. 2, 400 to 1870; mixed, $3.50 TO
1880; Virginia clover, 1000 to 1900.
Baled Oats-sll 90 10 1900
Shucks-Baled, 50 to 60c.
Straw-Compressed, 100 pounds 40 to y
loose. pressed, large bales, 43 TO 45c.
Groceries Etc.
Brooms-Two strings. 81 90 10 81 .25; three
strings, 81 80 to 900; four strings, f2.00 10
800.
Baskets-Willow, tl.i5 to 81 30 per nest;
split, soto 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen SOC
10 95c.
Can Corn, pounds, per dozen 90 10 80.
Rice-CarOlina, d to &c; RangeOOn, 51c.
alum from store, per sacg, sl.OO to Sl.lO.
TallOw-4c.
Lard-pure sc; pressed, Tic.
MOlasses-Extra, hOgshead, 10 70 l5c;
barrels. IS to Ice genuine golden syrup, per
gallon, p to &c New Orleans, prime 10
choice IS 10 SOC
Soap-Common. to Sc. best washing, 3,
Sc, toilet. 10 20 25c.
sugars-Grahulated, 81 A sugar 7ici y,
Sugar Sc: sugar, Sic.
Teas-Black. 25 to 5Oc; imperial, 80 to s5c
gunpowder ~ 70 SOC.
Cofiee-Rio, Is to PC; Laguayra, % to
DC. Java, % 10 SOC.
Buckets-Painted. two hoops, tl.2O; three
hoops, 80.
Meat, Flour and Meal
Bulkmeats-Sides, nc; shoulders, 6ic.
BacOn-Western shoulders, 74ci clear-rit
sides Sc; breasts i0c; hams l3c.
Flour-Richmond patent roller family
81. 25 to $3.50; fancy family, 1919 to s.. 90
family, si.75 to $3.50; city extra, si.25 "a
40; city supertine, 1915 to 81 90; city
fine s.. Is to $3.50.
Meal-City, per bushe, Soc; country, 80
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New York Cotton Market.
nv Telqgraph


NEW YORK, May ls.-The cotton
market was dull and fluctuations narrow
this morning. The closing prices were
one point lower for same month. Sales
of futures to-day amounted to Only
$4,000 bales. Receipts at ports to-day
estimated at 1000 bales, against 1888
bales last week and 2,s34 last year Flu
lures closed. May, lO59@lO.6O; June,
1O.59@1O.6O; July, 10.66QlO.67; August,
1O.70Q10.1; September, l0.15@i016
October, 9.ssM9.s9; November. oslo
9.s5; December, 9.s6W9s7 January,
9.s3Q924. Spot cotton Steady at IL
l-16 for middling uplands, With sales
of 7j4 bales to spinners.
In Liverpool spot cotton was hrm;
middling uplands, 3D.; sales, 1000 bales
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Wheat opened dull
and steady. Corn ard oats dull and un
changed. Provisions dull and lower
Closings. Wheat May, s2tc.; June, Sic
July, 77s@77tc. Corn-May June, 33tc
July, S3sc. Oats-May, 22tc; June
22sc. July, 22s@22ic. Pork-May-June
$l1.47i, July, sll.55@ll.57i. Lard
Msy-June, $679; July, $3.50. Ribs
Msy-June, $3.50; July, $5.s5@&5s7i.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by q. w. Branch 4 Co. bsussfI
aud brokers No. I'LL Main street


REVIEW.
NEW York, May 1s.-Oregon Trans
continental was the feature of the
market again to-day. 1t opened 81,
sold up to s. and down TO 80, and closed
at 42. The short interest seems TO be
the moving factor in this stock now.
Buying for short account only is gen
orally supposed TO have caused to-day's
advance. The supply of stock is very
small, showing that the interests which
have bought for control are holding their
stocks. Outside of o. T. the features
were St Paul preferred and common.
|. p. and c. b. and q. The market is
being stimulated by the advance in the
stocks. Shorts in other stocks than o.
7 are thoroughly frightened. In fact 1t
is almost bear panic The bank state
ment was favorable. Bullish sentiment
is steadily growing, and the outlook for
higher prices favorable.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, May lS.-Cott0n quiet
but tirm middling, lls@lllc. Flour
steady. Wheat-Southern steady: Fultz
ss@s94c.; Longberry, 90c @9Otc.; West
ern steady; No. winter red, spot and
Nav, SAC Corn-Southern easy; white
42l@43lc; yellow, 4l@4llc.; Western
easy; mixed, spot, 4ls@4lsc. Oats quiet
but firm; Western white, 32@33ic.; West
ern mixed, 29@3lc. Rye inactive, bu
firm at j4Q5jc Provisions dull. Pc
troleum dull; refined, S6.75. Coffee firm
Rio cargoes fair, lS:@lsic. Sugar quie
and firm; A soft, st@sic. Copper bare
ly steady; refined, PC for ingots. Wits
Ky quiet Sl.lO.
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DUvAL & NoRToN's CELEBRA

T
for Horses Mules, Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
in dogs. warranted 10 cure chicken and hog
cholera. Read what those who have used II
have 10 say
George D. Smith. Atlees, Hanover county
Va says: Duyal 4 NOrtOns Horse Tonic
is the best tonic ave ever used.
II. c. Alexand~r, Old Church. Hanover
county. Va. says: Too much cannot be said In
praise of Duval & NOrtOn's Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis, Warwick {. H., Va. think
il almost indispensable 10 our raising hogs.
JOS T. GarrOw, Warwick, G. H.. Va. says
II is the best remedy ! ever saw for chicken
cholera, as dozens of my neighbOrs will testify.
T. +. Campbell, ManagOhick. King william
county, Va: / had valuable dog with
scratches which had give up 10 die; a few
doses OF the Tonic made a complete cure.
Price. % and IS cents per bottle. For sale
By all druggists. Sample bottle by mail FOR
q cents in stamps. Z. r. REEVE CO,
Richmond Va
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success i'ifilcnlt.

Mr. Lytewaite-lts tOo bad about poor
Langley His publisher has sold only twenty
copies Of his book Of poems
Bllpid- indeed. I'm surprised Aud DO Is
an excellent poet
l.ytewate-Oh, yes. an excellent poet, bui
YOU see he doesn't know a dialect. Time.
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"Who IS that man over there who is re
ceiving 50 much attention.
why, haven't you heard Of Mr.. Glover
head the great inventorf
Nov What did he inventT
THAT great puzzle Fishes in the Frog
Pond Yankee Blade.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L PROPERTY II ASHLAND. VA.

Under and by virtue Of two certain deeds OF
trust executed 70 me. the undersigned trus-
tee. by John l.. Saunders and wife, one dated
the - day Of June. lssl. and the other on the
18th day Of December. lss1 and both of record
in Hanover County Court clerks Office. and
und and by virtue Of a decree OF the Chan.
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond. entered
on the 81 day Of April. lisa. In the cause OF
Priddy. &c. against Gilman. Sc. and being
thereto requested by one OF the beneflciarics In
the second deed. will offer for sale az public
auction. IN front Of the drug store of q. X.
Nixon, on
MONDAY. rHE eTm DAY ~ MAY. lS-a
at TN.
one lot Of ground In the town Of Ashland.
fronting II feet inches on the east line Of
Railroad street, and running back between
parallel lines l52 feet, more or less, 10 an alley
ten feet wide. adjoining the lois OF X. VI. Nash
and ]. Is. Irciillian. upon which lot there Is a
@a,b o Of be ,a sso a aee ao od OF saS
sides OF the r.. +. a T.. X. k..containingZA acres
with two dwelling houses and other improve
mcnts recently erected thereon.
This j. highly desirable property. a. Ash
land II rapidly growing. and the price of real
estate IN ana around IL naturally and rapidly
Increasing On value.
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 80 much OF the proceeds
a. may be necessary "a discharge the amuunt
due under the first deed. tO-wlt. the sum Of
sots5D, lth interest from the l2th day OF
January 1889. ani The expenses 81 executing
this trust and 20 pay on and discharge a Ger
tain note dated December sth. 1851. for 800.
with interest from date until paid. for $50
with line interest to boz paid on the 18th Of
December. 1882. and the ike sum with like in
terest payable on the 2th December, 1870 and
the residue, il any. upon such terms a. may
be announced az the day of sale.
GEORGE =. HAw. Trustee.
ap 2l.2s,myj,ll.l2,i34. b,l6,E i 1871
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One hundred years ago not single game
Of baseball was played anywhere IN the
United States Now look ut Is. Louisville
COURIER Journal.
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About Tobacco Planting in Halifax

HYco, Va, May 1s.-A light rain on
the 1jth-more wind than rain-started
planting on the 10th on some farms,
where hills were ready and plants large
enough to transplant. Plants plentiful,
rather small in some beds, getting over
grown in others Less than full crop
will be attempted in Halifax county for
several reasons, chief among which is the
scarcity Of labor, owing to the construc-
tion of two railroads through the coun-
ty and higher price paid by the contrac-
tors X.
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There will be music at Blandon Switch
back Park on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings, until 10 o'clock, till
further notice.
WILLIAM SSELLINGs,
Proprietor.
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The following remark was made OF
the manufacturer of the Old Virginia
Cheroots by a judge of a good cigar
Phil, If ii were not for the price of the
Old Virginia Cheroots would smoke
them in preference to any 10 or Is cent
CIGAR on the market" Dealers supplied
by;Nessrs. Powers, Taylor & Co. and
Whitaker, lander Il Co.
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l.. p RoUTT. of this city, has been APP
pointed agent for the Waite Il Bartlett
Manufacturing Company, of New York.
If in want of anything in the electric
line, write or call on him. Catalogue on
annlication. u
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They Cannot.

When an Indian dies his relatives pay his
debts And yet some people think Indians
can be civilized. Life.
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Grain and Cotton Market.

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1889.
oPPERIaGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Wheat-33O bushels.
COrn-s24 bushels
OATS 600 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wbeat-Mixed. $50 bushels good on
private terms.
Corn-Wnite. PA bushels prime on
private terms
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middling, lOc.; low mid
ding. 9sc.: good ordinary, SEC.
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Uncle-Bobby. don't You hear your mother
calling your
Bobby Yes'r
Uncle Well. why don't you hasten to her
Bobby-Why. ma has heart disease. and
she'd be surprised most Ia death II answered
the first time she called me Omaha World
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THR 18TH DAY OF APRIL, iess.
In the matter Of the distribution Of the estate
OF keziah Nash. deceased-ES pdrfe.
IL appearing 70 the court that more than one
year has elapsed since William Trexler quail
ned as the administrator Of said kezlah Nash
deceased. and IL further appearing 10 the court
that A epOrt of the accounts OF William Trek
Ter. administrator Of kcziah Nash, deceased.
and OF the debts and demands against the 80
tate OF keziah Nash. deceased, has been filed
In the clerks ONCE OF this curt, the court.
on the motion Of William TreAlcr. administra
tor as aforesaid, George " "a His Nancy Liz
gOn and Georgianna Matthews, distributes
OF the said kezlah Nash. deceased. doth order
that the creditors OF said keziah Nash, de-
ceased do show cause on the 18th day OF June.
1859, against the payment and delivery OF the
estate OF kezlah Nash, dec ased, 10 his dis
tributes.
copy res e.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
ap.i su-iw
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RAILROAD BoNDs
Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
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THE increasing demand for the Old
Virginia Cheroots is sure sign of the
entire satisfaction that they are giving.
SO beware of all limitations, aud see that
nay name is on every package, as they
are only manufactured by
y. WHITLocK, Richmond, Va.
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baltimore stock Market.

by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, MD, May ls.-Nirginis
threes, 61t@G7i.
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The Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust
Company.
SO. 5 NoRTH TENTH sTREEi

NO. o NOKIH ItNIH sIKttI.
This company will sell you home, 10,
be paid for on the monthly plan, and II
you die before your payments are com
pleted, will release your family from all
future Obligations At
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M. L. LAMBERT
$40 EAST BROAD STREET.
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE trH DAY OF MAY. 1859.
John ID. Snelings. ..,....... Plaintiff
against
Ateila l.. Smelling Defendant
IN CHASCERY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 procure for the
llaintin a divorce from the bonds OF matri
mouy with the defendant.
And aiiiday having been made and filed
that due diligence has been exercised on behalf
of the plaintiff TO discover the whereabouts OF
the defendant, and that her residence II un-
known. il is ordered that she appear here
within fifteen days after due publication OF
this order and do what Ia necessary To protect
her interests IN this suit.
A COpy-Ieste.
LAMB& SMITH. pa. my 4-Suiw
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ENGINES. BOILERS. &c.
ENGINE@, BOILEHS, 6t.
ESTABLISHED 1865.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE
AND
MACHINE WORKS.
RICHMOND. VA.

Builders OF Locomotives, Steam Engines
Stationary and Portable. with plain side
valves, automatic cut on, or COrliss gear.
Boilers. Stationary. Marine and Portable. saw
Mills, Tants, Pulleys. Shafting. Hangers, Etc
Electric Cars seventeenth street Line run
within two blocks Of the Works. my Ally
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.-FROM THE RESIDENCE
- OF W. VI. Beveridge, Dogwood. Henrico
and heavy mixer. fresh 10 the pail: color light
| Jersey, horns about eight inches long. Liberal
reward paid for her return 70 me: also rewari
aYIS- WI. BEvRRiDas.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & CO., Commission
Merchants, 1905 Cary Street.
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Country Produce.
Apples Choice early. per barrel. 1928 to
$3.50 mixed lots. 81 soto 900
Bacon-Virginia hams choice old. l5c per
pound new hams small. II TO l3c ne"
hams large. 10 TO lie; sides, to l0ci
shoulders, tos Sc.
L.urlu 4 .. r,
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Meat. Flour and Meal

characteristics, nc; shoulders, 6ic.
BacOn-Western shoulders, 74c; clear-rb
sides &C. breasts i0c; hams he.
Flour-Richmond patent roller family
s.. % to $50; fancy family, 1910 to 500
family, s4.75 to $3.50; city extra, si.25 to
$50; city supertine, 1915 to 81 90, city
fine 50. 25 to s.. so.
Neal-Citv ner bushel. SIC. country. 50
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RICHMOND. Va, May is, 1889.

Nav IS, lss9-Repo ted 5000 Nirgi 10
new 3s at 67s should have been 900 bls.
May Il, lsss-RepOrted $1,000 North CARO-
lima A. at 77s should have been 1900 at
ga