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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
\ DAM-BURST
In New York state Does a Great Deaf Of
Dnmnce.


Troy. y. Y, September l5.-Thc dam
at the outlet Of the reservoir known as
Boncstccl Pond. six miles northeast of
the village OF Pocstenkill, gave way
about two o'clock this morning. The
water rushed down through the narrow
valley, tearing mp trees and carrying
away everything standing In its course.
Six new bridges ON the Poestcnkill and
Columbia highway We're swept away and
destroyed and all buildings ON the line
Of the stream were washed away. Three
saw mills were destroyed and the barns
and sheds OF George w. Cottrell were
wrecked.
At the hamlet of Barberyille, John
Randalrs shop was demolished, but the
water reaching the flats and spreading
out the village was saved. AT Poesten-
Kill the streets were flooded. and Wheel
cr's shoe shop was swept from its foun-
dation. While the water iu the creek
at this city rose alarmiugly, no damage
was done. The pond was completely
drained
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
Ev-Strikers HustIing for Jobs.

AtR,yY. y. y, September lS.-Snperi99
tendeut Bissell and Assistant Superlii1einu Ii i.',
emf Harrington have been besieged an anu ues
nv ex-strikers, all Of whom are ANXIOUS ~ ~
get their applications for reinStAlSilen. ,.,, ot
tiie tirst Occasionally man nas oSSH ,S -,., pa,
to work. but Superintendent hiss'..i ~
there is no room for any Iarse li,,,Ve- -.
-Tbe voiume Of freight traffic, however,
,,.;n bcoin 10 materially increase next
month. when a majority OF the men VIII Dc
taken back.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
Enl.e Crnn statement..

VANKToN. \ d., September is ne
Chamber Of fCOmmorce ISSUED AN address
10 the public this afternoon, in which they
DENY the newspaper reports which have
been published of failure Of crops in south
Dakota They say the general average
crop OF the State. according toall evidence
al their command, is not surpassed by the
great agricultural States Of Ohio. Indiana
or Illinois
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

Hrp.oy. y. Y. September lS-The re-
cent rains in this vicinity has created a
threatening frcshet in various parts Of the
county AT Stockport and Stuyvesant
fears are entertained that the various mills
will be- injured 10 not swept away. Ross
mans knitting mill is flooded in the. first
story. All dwellings are unorcuped and
the inmates are moving with boats. Not =
dam can be seen on the creek. The water
is higher than any time since the ircshet oil
Af.U
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

LoNpoN, September U.s. The merchant
OF Belfast are making every culcalOr fn
place as much linen as possible Boo tlo Uni.
ted States before the Mckinley t4r.n h.I
goes into effect. The White star Line
steamer Majestic, which sailed from L.t-
crpool for New York yesterday has One 0f
the largest cargoes of linen ever known f0
have been shipped. Many shipper are un-
able tosccure freight space
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
MANS SMITH SENSE.


CmcAGo. September lS.-Paul \. John
stone, the mind reader, opened difficult
combination safe in the presence Of many
well known people at the Wellington Hotel
and under the following remarkable cir
cumstances He was bliudf0lded, his ears
arid uostrils were stuffed with cotton,
aud hc wore q pair OF heavy
gloves TO disproyc the notion OF
muscle reading, while he smoked d
cigar, thus destroying all five senses. The
proprietor and bookkeeper were asked q
stand near. but not touch him. and think
hxedlv of the combination of the safe
Johnstone seemed 10 follow their thoughts
and swung the guarded door open lmic
cheers. He says his discovery Of the sixth
sense of man is only second to the discoy-
cry of the circulation of the blood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
Base Ball.

At New York (P. LJ-New York q
Brooklyn ;.
At Chicago (N. LJ- Chicago >, Ciuci.n-
natl TO- Second game, Chicago ., Cincin
natl 10.
At Toledo-Toledo >, Syracuse !. ...
At Cleveland CP. L)-Cleyeland 10, PlilS
burg .. ,....
At Canton N. L.)-Cleveland II, Pitts
burg TO-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

no the grounds
waSa big affair.
The street cars
were totally i'm
adequate TO
carry Z e.
I IN SSeS W b %
wished 10 at
. tend but the
. walking under
| the electric
IIig hts an q
I past the pref
ltydccorated
dwellings and
stores was very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
Murder on Bllls' Creek.
Special telegram 10 ne Regis'er.

Special telegram 20 ne he0is'er'
WINFIELD. w. VA. September -.
Atodauce on Bills creek, this county
last night. Geo. Wclch stabbed James
Uiv killing him instantly. \ drunken
row was the cause. Nelch 'So'p'u
and has not been captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

TurrrI, ONLY ONE-DOnot class swift S
Specific IS. =. > with the ordinary Blood
remedies There is only one : =. ;, and
there is nothing like IT, IL IS a distinct
medicine. and should not be considered as
one of the old worn out potash, mercury
sarsanarilla remedies. which never cure
ANYTHING. but bottle up the diseased blood
I'm tbe system only 20 break out again 10 a
more violent form. =. =. =. cures 10y fore
ing out the poison, and relieving the system
entirely of contagiou. II cures all kinds Oh
Blood Poison. and builds up the. general
health of the patient 90 the same time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
JONES MANN.

Mr.. Charles H. Watkins, Jr, and Miss
Annie VI. Sader both well known young
people of the Island, were married yester-
day evening at the Thompson VI. +. church
parsonage by Rev Geo W Grimes. After
the ceremony, which was witnessed by the
immediate relatives of the happy couple
they were driven 10 the B. ~ o. depot and
took the train for Pittsburg where they
will speud a few davs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
GERMAN DAY.
what is Being Done to Make 1t a sue

what is Being Done to Make II "A sue
The preparations making for the celc-
bration Of German Day on October 9Th,
are going rapidly forward, and there is
every indication that the affair. in It's
entirety, is going TO be great success
At meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee. held at Arion Hall, Tuesday even
ing. reports were made indicating that
everything was moving along splen-
didly. Among other reports received,
was one from Secretary Beu, OF the
Committee. and Mcssr> COlmar and
Stein. who had gone 10 Cleveland TO
witness the celebration OF German Day
in that city. and they brought back
many va liable points which will b. of
use in carrying out the arrangements
here.
1t was stated to the committee that so
far thirty-twO societies and Lodges had
Indicated their purpose to take part IN
the demonstration, among them being
organizations from Bridgeport and .Et-
navillc, and the Germans ont the ST.
Ciair,yi.le pike will be ou hand ia a
body \ feature Of the parade will be
twelve or thirteen wagons presenting
historical events. and this division Of
the parade will Dee Of especial interest.
The industrial feature OF the parade
also promises 20 bc notable feature
and an immense. affair. The column
will be- under command OF Col. August
Rolf rs Chief Marshal, but his aides
have not as yet been announced.
The guarantee fund now amounts to
-a -ao ,.if.l hos L.an. raised aS follu1y-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

Noxr1cErLO. ILL.,. September lS.-The
Jury In the Russell murder case have found
the defendants guilty Calvin Holden and
Albert Dunham were given the death pen
atty. and Ann Eliza Holden was sentenced
10 y years and Edwin Holden TO 10 years
Imprisonment in the penitcntary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
LEvEE, WE'RE HELD

no different places where the various
bands. the City Band. Spencer Noun
tain Echo. PumcrOy drum corps and
half q dozen ether bands located, and
marching through the streets rendered
the morning pleasant and delightful
Time
The trains and boats are still bring
ing people. many Of them from quite %
distance.
Generals Ayerill, GofI L. B. Taylor,
GroSveuor. Harris. Kennedy, Euoch>,
and many others. have arrived and will
Doe here during the day. All of them
are advertised for addresses.
The committees appointed will not
report until tomorrow, when election
of officers for the ensuing year will take
place.
COL Dan johnson, of Tyler county, is
here and will address the Society to-
morrow.
Generals DWal and Deyol are botl
m the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
AT THE REUNION.
ANOTHER LARGE AND ELEGANT TINE at
PARKESSBURG.
Twenty Thousand People Assemble il the Big Ten
ard Listen to Stirring and Amusing
Songs and Speeches-Gen GOf
Makes an Address.

Special telegram 70 ne Register.
PARKEEsBuEG, W. Va, september Is.
More people and more decorations
and preparations greeted the third day
OF the reunion. The campfire last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

The Sixth ward, Elm Grove and yicin-
ity. and other scattered subscriptions
will. 10 8, thought. increase this fund 10
-. 800. Tie committee iu charge OF
this fund viii meet next Tuesday night,
when they will foot up the accounts and
tnrn them over TO Mr. L. Reister.
-Four bands have already been en-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
WEDDING BELLS.
\ Series of Joyous ConuubIal Events
of Yesterday.

of Yesterday.
Fifteenth street yesterday afternoon
was the scene Of a quiet yet pretty wed
ding event. The Joyous affair occurred
in the handsome parlors al the resi-
dcnce Of Col. August Rolf. the contract
ing parties being his talented daughter.
Miss Amelia c. Rolf, and Albert Meyer.
bookkeeper at Stifcl a CO. dry goods
store. The spacious interior oi the
apartments were further beautilicd with
choice flowers aud other adornmcntS.
and The scene throughout was one be-
fitting the occasion. The nuptialS
took place at o'clock. and were
Solemnized by Rev L. H. Dornblazer.
Miss Lena Meyer, sister Of the groom,
gracefully ofliciated as bridesmaid, and
William +. Rolf, brother Of the bride.
assisted aS best man. The asair was
quiet in its nature. only the immediate
relatives and intimate friends Of the In
tereStcd parties being present Kill
meyer furnished the music, and cX-
ccutcd one Of his enhancing wedding
marches The bride was arraycd In
ucat travelling attire. while the groom
wore the conventional black. \ pleas
ant circumstance connected win thr
wedding is the fact that both OF the
contracting parties are prominent fig
ures in several social cluos oI the city,
and that they were warmly remembered
was atteSted by series OF
varied and beautiful wedding gifts. The
happy couple left on the 1920 train over
the Pewiky en- route To New York.
Boston and other Eastern places, the
trip lasting some three weeks. The
bride has many friends in New York
City. whom she met in Europe ON the
occasion Of her visit there with the
family some seven wears ago. On their
r,,,,r, NJ ,ud Mr. \T.v.r. will reside
s..',,i ,s'' ,..i,I r,l p.ir on Ltf.oo,.,i.
iol d" my "',,' W. '''.' w"
street. Inc hE"l>lLN JOINS WIN mum
dredS of others ln extending hearty
congratulations
to>rS-,rANN
oneof,bo b,n,v,vopts tb,t brol,o I'm
rpon the serenity. of tbn Snuth Side last
evening was tbc marriage of Charles
.Ionos q w.u known blacksmith Of
south yb.olino and Miss T.urv Mann
Tho r.r.n,nv tool. niace ot = O'Clock AT
tho Third Presbyterian Church. the Ger
'l'' 'l''u i'So! VI '''' N'''', ~. " n Wv A..
,inohy oy,ns py''o' ''''u o' ~ ~ -,
A!loIu' n'l, "'i' " ,"' s' ",'''o'I w. W.
lil'huS WHO "'''',N'I 'i'' '.'o'''' ''''', . ''
lhe colo.,SlI" W. 'i. ,lI,,i J>,,,,, ,',,I.
ic" -li'"i ''' u p,'.' ,''o
"'.i 81 i'''i, t c,,,L Ia..G
at ln' DiIu' i'I', ~, "" M" w. T",09 I"ao
S'I'cD. nv ~ 1,, ,a W.. w., ""n Wv, W. n..JJinr
urp'' .,,. ''U ''' '''' " ''' ''' ''''
"'F' r,rrtv...,nrrr
Mr. Charles II Watkins. Jr. and Miss
Annie NJ. Sadler both well known young
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

The King Of SaXony dined with the En-
perors last evening at ROhnstOck
The Brazilian Minister OF Finance. the
Minister Of Interior and many former Sen
ators and deputies have been elected.
From all parts Of Europe comes news Of
disastrous storms and wet weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

the first one wounded in the army of
West Virginia.
just then General Gof appeared and
was received with vociferous cheering.
Major Mckee cut his address short TO
give place to General GofT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19
n ". CIAu,VUIIE

ST GAINESVILLE. O.. September Is
Judge ST Clair Kelly and Miss Belle
Thompson. daughter of Colonel Robert
Thomson. of this place. Were married To-
dav al the residence Of the brides father
The contracting parties are ol our BEST as
r.nII u. nnr hn.f Known c-l-Lcn.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-19

President Carnot is at Cambria w,.u,-s.
ing the military mancuyres.
\ grain and cotton warehouse in Alex.
andria has been destroyed by fire. Loss
10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, VA. April 2i.--No otler,no,
April n, 1880. v" '""''ke MONDAY
~ ~. safes reported 20 the secretary 10
u"a wrappers, ~ hogehcade: filters r,
nvNHneads; smokers. 4 hopsheada. d,rl
ssooasccos' hogshoads. total, u hogs
Oice of the tobacco inspector repor,s 10.
s, inspections dark. 6 h0gsheads. Re-
hosshoaSn' bright, hogshcads; dark, I.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny. Old DO.
n'nioh' Seabr0ok's. Blanchard's. Dayon.
"es' centre shockoc, Myers and shel.
~N,nt warehouses report TODAY, Re-.
'P.0l vi hogshcads. Deliveries ~ houa-
heads. tiorces. boxes.
q. ,iuee Oh the collector Of the United States
,neo. ny" revenue reports tO-day's collections
w 'ne city OF Ricbmondas follows: Tax
p",9' cigars and cigarettes $4.023.s5: tax
55,.,iu n, 'o"scvos i3i2.2s; tax paid, special
~. Total. Ss.5si.03.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange TO-
"ay John j. Allen. Amelia.
ABOUT one-haif Of the stock Of tObaccos
s'oIeu IN Centre Warehouse were removed
.'-ud! 70 ohockoe Warehouse. No. .. The bal
an0e VIII be moved tomorrow. and Centre
VIII re closed as a tobacco warehouse. Ii is
S"lu 'hat the building will De thoroughly
y,se'hauled and fitted up as an immense
oiy goods establishment.
nj ailer W. Morton. son Of our Mr.. II.
Z; Morton, Of Il. G. Morton a Co.. Who Sail.
xH ON the steamship Imbria from New
f., oIh' on Saturday. April 18th, arrived at
liverpool ou saturday last. April 10Th. Mr..
NVitoh went 10 Europe ON business trip.
aug no. expects 90 return about July lst. nest.
1vpicco reported higher on the upland
markets. Than was ever known before at this
season of the year.
iue hlcninond tobacco market opens for
the week with fair sales of BRIGHT warmers
aud filters. Inspections and transactions
very usht. Receipts moderately large. de-
lNtrles light. and United States internal
revenue 'oileeuons heavy. &. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Hutch was big seller OF May and June
This had tendency 70 ease the market
Rains were reported in some sections OF
the Northwest. The government weather
report shows that IL has been very favorable
for the last ten days. About the only bad
crop news we get today was sent Nv ~
Louis. Gables were lower. OF course bad
news may carry the market higher. but II
looks rs though temporarily il was high
enough. Liverpool good demand. but .. IN
! I'd lower. Receipts. 800. 900: shipments.
10000. Exports. 2Oi,OOO wheat. II 900. flour.
Corn was weak carly but strong after the
I first hour until fhe close. when il broke
about half cent. We possibly may SEQ
slightly lower prices. a. receipts may i'm.
crease. but cash demand is excellent. and
we say 10 our customers buy on all weak
spots. For the first time in long while we
gOi "a decrease in visible. Liverpool firm:
dull; I'd. higher. Receipts. $1,000: ship
mcnts .232. 900; exports. 52f,O0o. oats dun
bat firm an day. with little trading We
think anybody buying at these prices Will
have 10 take them In ana pay for them.
Provisions weak an day. The crowd has
been filled mp with meats, aud we still think
Wc shall see lower prices on them. NeWill
Try to call turn for the other side when time
10 buy. but as long as the aggressive move
meni is in force % break the markets we ad-
Ni'c customers % hold Off they cannot sell.
Cash trade dull; $4,000 hogs tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 10.-Auothei
large weeks business. with no Especially im.
p9fiant change ln prices of any grade on
Aind' were the leading features Of This wcol~
New hurley. Offerings fully heavier than
iast week, IN better condition generally.
out largely composed Of low and medium
grades. Trashy red smokers and filters
were easier and nearer inside figures.
bight ilrmer and unchanged i'm price. [ So
iul good-bodied common and medium red
lllcrs. while i'm good demand generally.
were ai times irrcguiWly iu BUYERS favor
toward the close. All the higher grades of
red and c0l0ry filters being i'm cOmpara-
lively small supply, with the same steady
and strong demand, which has existed an
lhe season for such, prices were very
firm and fully mp 90 last week. with
and medium bright cutters. while
in active demand prices depended
ON order and weights. with an in dry order
and good color unchanged. while all else
irregular and somewhat lower. with hogs
heads now appearing funkcd and heated.
Growers selling more 10 country dealers of
late, and the latter holding the higher grades
40 home while shipping their low grades
freely o. market is accounted for
scarcity of the higher grades Of red
end cOlOry filters and bright cutters
probably for some time 90 come. after which
they viii come along as usual. The de-
mand for home trade sorts at present is an
exclusively manufacturing one. the repre-
sentatNes of all the leading manufacturers
IN the country paying prices too high for
Spectators 20 head of. Good export de-
mand exists, but confined TO low and me-
dunn c0lory and brighis at rather within
late limits, excepting for strictly bright
very scarce.
fun prices paid for am sweet and 1910.
again paid for the best offered, with very
little fine and no select leaf offered. funked
duh and unchanged.
Darks-Of old. offerings rather lighter.
with The same active demand for desirable
Green rivers and substantial Southern kcn-
lucky Tugs and leaf at fully up 20 last weeks
figures. Che highest price, Zoe. for leaf. OF
new crop fully more were offered, with good
demand 40 fully late figures and llifc. paid
for the best dark wrappers from " eu-tCr
county. hy.. seen here for months past.
To-day consisted of siXty-onc hogs
heads new hurley, four new and fny-0ne
hogsheads old dark Jugs and leaf. Clear
red filters sold al 23c. to-day.
Quotations Remain unchanged from last
week.
Private sales this week embraced nine
teen h0gshcads Green Rivers, nine hogs
heads new hurley smokers. one hundred
and forty h0gsheads old dark hugs and leaf.
On private terms.
The weather has been variable. but Of
late more settled and favorable for spring
operations. ALEX. llNRrHlLL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, MD. April 2l.-Cotton firm,
middiing. ll3t. Flour moderately active and
higher. Howard street and Western super.
fine. S2WS2.50: do. extra, 81. 7j@ Sj.lj; do. do
family, Si0Sh60; city mills Rio brands
extra. S4.3IMSiG2; winter wheat, patent
Si.1jWSj.2j; spring do. do. Sjl0@Sj.5O;
do. do straight. $4,000 So: do. do. extra
do. do. extra. Sf.lOMSLJO. Wheat southern
scarce: fultz. sIWY2c.: Longberry. so@92c.'
so. ., 9Ong2c.; steamer 40. >. red, SlW
s. &c.: Western strong; 40. winter red,
spot and April s9lfWS94c. Corn-s0uthcrn
steady; white. ga l5c.; yellow, 400 re.
Western strong; mixed spot and April
l0lc. Oats firm: Southern and Pennsyl.
yania. 29033c.; Western white. 32W33c.; DO
mixed. 3o@3ic.; graded No. ., white, 35c
Rye quiet and unchanged; prime 20 choice
J1Njsc. Provisions unchanged. Coffee
very quiet and unchanged; Rio cargOes fair
poe sugar steady and unchanged a sofi
6ikc.; copper refined. l23 W BE. Whisky
unchanged, Si.O9@$l.lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

AsHEvIILE, y. c.. April ls.-Our market
furnishes mo- item worthy of special note
this week, as compared with the last. Ou
sales are daily but small, and prices arc
very firm and unchanged
Rain has fallen almost continuously here
for three days. during which time DO BIAS
been quite cool until to-day it is warmer
and we have good season. n farm work
does not interfere. We look for Increased re.
sent prices should certainly tempt every
farmer, who has any stock on hand. Co sell
TO- The farmers of this section viii. AN Oi
ihem raise as large crops as they can this
year. and many will give more space Dee
tween hills and top lower and thus hope 90
make more body on wrappers instead of
cutters. d. BOILING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
Kew York Cotton Market,


NEW YORK. April 2l.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price & Go. say: AdYices from Liverpool
are rather disappointing 10 those who paid
am advance after the close of Saturday, and
the market opened at Saturdays price. Ia
improve slowly until August deliveries sold
no. 1873. the highest price ON the crop.
From This point there was reaction, not
withstanding O. better CLOSING Of Liverpool.
and the marker closed steady, slightly bet
Ter than ON saturday. reaction Of silver
TO 453i and adisposition 10 realize profits
upon cotton purchased at lower quotations.
h. the reason that the market failed 10 main
tain the best prices of tho day. Receipts 90.
morrow at New Orleans are estimated ai
700 bales, and the movement for the week
will Doe light"
Receipt, 40 our ports to-day estimated 40
$1,000 bales. as against lbs last week.
Spot cotton d. firm. unchanged; middlin-
upland-. II 1876. Sales 29l bales. Trans
actions i'm futures. $1,000 bales.
Futures closed Irregular. with most of tho
months lower. as follows: April, ll.l9@
ll.s0; May. llslWll.S}; June. ll.SlW ll.s2.
July, li.s20lls3; August. 11.SiWllS2i
September, ll13Wll.14; October, l0.Gs0
1860; November, lO.i9NlO.jO; December.
lO.fsWl049; January, lO.lgWlo.j0.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady.
Middling uplands q j-l0d. Sales 10000
bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
New York Produce Market.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Fl0ur closed
strong; fine grades winter, S2.l0W $40; do
spring, 81 .Sj0 S2.2j; superfne winter, ~. A.
@S2.15: do. spring. s2lO@S2.jO; Southern
quiet: trade and family extras. S3.OOWS $40
Wheat closed lWilfc. lower; spot sales No
red winter. @0fylc.; No. 3 red. 9lWy2c.
80. red winter, April, 9G3sc. Corn closed
steady at 4c. higher; spot sales No. .
mixed, asa $40; No. 3 mixed, 43c.; No. =.
mixed. April. - C. Oats closed strong at
a<c higher; spot sales No. ! white state.
&C.: no. do. &c; No. > mixed. April,
sac. Pork dull; mess, Sl5.l5@Sil.25. Lard
closed weak. May, S6.o5W6.6S. sugars-Re.
fined strong: cut loaf and crushed, 7Sc.i
powdered. S6.f4sgrauulated, SJ.lS. Coffee
spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes, 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

LYNCuBuRG. Va April l9.-The receipt.
in our market have again been very light
this week, reaching only about 10000.
pounds. and consisting. as usual, 90 a large
extent, of common and nOndescript grades.
Desirable grades are exceedingly scarce
and bring outside prices The demand ou
The whole is very active. and also common
grades bring fan prices, brown and dark
Tugs sell from 2c. 20 ai &C.; common leaf, &C..
90 &C.. medium leaf. ,c. 90 &C.; good leaf,
gc. 10 llc., and fine leaf mp 10 l6c.
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