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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
NJ Ass MEETING AT STOKES
HALL.
Trlnity ColIege securea.

Iflnity OOlteSe- SecufeHs
We have vnly a short space to
give an account of the big mass
meeting at Stokes Fall last night.
Owing to sickness, we were not per-
mitted to be present but gather
these facts from others.
DR.. E. A. Yates was elected Pre-
sident and the members of the city
press were requested to act as Sec
reearies. Rev. J. T. Crowell, Pre-.
sident Of Trinity College made a
strong speech, setting forth the
advantages the College would be to
Durham. He spoke Of the fame Of
Durham, and its beng the most
suitable glace for the College. Rev.
D. l.. White, Messrs. w. w. Fuller,
u.s.. Carr aud W. Duke made
speeches. Mr.. w. Duke gave $780,
600, Mr.. ]. S. Carr gave part Of
the Blackwell Park property which
he purchased this week for $50, 600.
Tie general contributions amounted
last night to between $1,000 and
81, iCommitteeS were appointed
TO solicit more funds. The $780,
900 and the $4,000 viii be given to
the College. Til s will secure it and
we are informed several buildings
will be put up at once. Hurrah for
Durham and the moral, social and
healthful en- yironments. "
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
The raleigh News & Observer

The KaseIsh News Il ObserVer
II il with pleasure we note the
great improvement in this old reliable
North Carolina Daily. No paper in
thu State has done more for the whole
people within her borders than the
Raleigh Mos and Observer. 1t pre-,
seiats a handsome appearance. Capt.
Ashe is an able editor, who always
make, str,ng ticks for the good Of the
State and the Democrat party.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
Resolutions of The First Baptist
Church, OfDuFham, N. e.

/. That this church, feeling o deep
interest in higher female education,
gratefully appreciate the interest re-
Gently manifested by the citizens 81
this community, regardless Of eeelesi.
astiesl connections, In their laudabIe
efforts 10 secure the location of the
proposed Baptist Finale College in
the town Of Durham; and while thank.
ial to al for their liberal offers in
this behalf, we think the occasion
iustiiies special mention ofthe liberal
ity ofour esteemed friend, j. s. Carr,
in duplicating other subscriptions,
whereby the aggregate subscription
OF Durham was raised to the handsome
sum Of $4,000.
2. That We approve the action oil
the citizens Of Durham in requesting
called meeting Uf the Board o.
Trustees Of said College to 10 held al
Greensboro the 2nd day Of April next
To reconsider; the question Of loca
ton for said College, in the meal
time keeping open their offer hereto,
fore made for the further considera'
ton of said Board Of Trustees.
3. That au enterprise Of the i'm
portance Of that noW IN hand shoult
have such q beginning as to iuspir
| the greatest amount Of confidence II
Us success aud secure harmony Of &C
ton; and We know OF no way by whiCI
these Gao 10 done than to accept III
largest amount OF financial assitanc
offered, without any sacrifice Of prin
ciple. ~ as 10 relieve the people q
large as much as possible Of thi
burden.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12

hsL AhiAL Ef I'll ~ Gdu&tu W
Microbes. Tire germs are ID the air
you breathe. Take kadam's Micrnbt
Killer and that will kill the germ
and you capnot have an ache orpaia,
For sale by r. BLscKNALt.& SON
CIVIL CALENDER FOR
WA7CH TERM 1890.
At a meeting Of the Durham Bar,
held in the Clerks Office, March
10th, 1890, it was agreed that the
following shall be the civil cases set
for the term:
FIRST WEEK, FRIDAY MARCH %, 1890
No. 101. Curtis ys. Curtis. r..
Is. Weaver vs., Weaver.
SO. Markham aud Foster, TITUS.
tees, VS., Cez Irt.
FIRST WEEK, SATURDAY MARCH 20, 80
No. II. Andrews and Fartbipg vs..
Rigshe. anil Manning.
70. ROBBERS vs.. Dickey.
rs Stali.uss ys. Fletcher.
. 100. C..theton VS.. Bowling.
SECOND Wick, MARCH 81, 100.
No. 20. Barbee, ct ais. VS.. Barbee,
ct ais.
3" AZ. Ramsey VS.. Duke.
As Burnstein w. Markham.
SECOND WEEK, TUESDAY, APRIL /, 80
No. 10. McNeill Pipe and Foundry
Co., Va. Rowland, ct, ais.
/" 40. Farthing rs, Beck.
2ND. WEEK, WEDNESDAY APRIL Q, 80
No. SO. National Bank Of Raleigh
vs.. Blackwell. ct, ais. 4-.
" ~. Rogers & Co, VS.. Markham
2SD. WEEK, rnUIsDAY APHI 3, $50
No. 73. Watts VS.. Ware, ct, ais.
"A. Rhew vs.. Vic4ers,. ei ais.
II. Reuse Hen piston d Gu, VI.
Bowers, ct ais.
rs. Town Of Durham W r and
ID. Il. Il 6 Co, an The N.
@ G. Railroad TO. ----...
2ND. WEEK, FRIDAY APRIL 4, 80
No. 93. Morris vs. High snd Brown,
&" 81 Barbee W, b .rbee.
Sc. Wyatt Bros, We. Hester
d" 81. Cheek VS.. Smith and wife.
IS Virgins vs.. Pickett ct ais,
2ND. WEEK. SATURDAY APRIL 5, 80.
No. 102. Bowling We: Cataeron.
NOTION DOCKET.
No. p. Hampton "Gdn," VS.. Begins
IS Stallings, vs. Fletcher.
70 Barbee ct als, VS., Barbee. ct.
" 90 HutChlngs VS.. HuGching4,
&" Sc Horn vs.. Kerr,
93 Virgins VI. Pickett, ct ais.
Cases not reached on the day for
which they areset will be placed at
foot Of Calendar Cor the following
dag; il then not reached, they will
stand continued for the .erm.
WITNESSES 10 cases not upon the
Calendar nsei not attend at this
tenn and viii not be allowed to prove.
Witnesses in cases set for trial can
only prove for tie day on which the
case is set aud the next succeeding
DAY unless sDoner discharged.
By order OF the Judge.
D. Z. MANGUM,
Clerk.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
The Durham Bull Fertilizer
fncInrN burned.

Colami.ies Gall thick and fast when
ID ! d. start in one direction. A
NV weeks ago the large factory Of
the Durham Bull Fertilizer factory,
located ii Richmond, Va, was burned.
Yesterday morning at eight thirty o,
clock the whistles began 10 sound
the alarm Of FIRE. Il vas announced
thar the Gre was at the Durham Bull
Fertilizer factory, We soon repsirgd
10 Tie factory, found thai the factory
building vas nearly consumed with
lie thousands Dl tons Of fertilizer.
Besides this there we're seven freight
cars standing near the factory loaded
With fertilizer, two were saved The
other i've were bururd. There were
$4,000 insurance on the factory.
rlis il a heavy blow 10 the company
a they had tie contract TO furnish
the Farmers Alliance Of The State
with their, fertilizer. They will re-
bu'.d IL oics and be ready az rapidly
al Possible IN ship tllcir goods Ihel
scre shipping Al the rate Of 15C
tons pr liay. -.
Al liz fnsh TO Yearly & Cos dtu.
alnrc iur DR. Daviia Liver Pills. Z
curs a,,k headache. htiiousnrsg ant
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
MORTGAGE SALE,


On Monday the 3lst day Of March
1890 at IL o'clock NJ, at the Cour
House door in Durham, n. G, the
undersigned will resell st public
auction 70 the highest bidder, Lot
No. 6 containing 81 acres IF the
WIlkerson land on Chapel Hill and
Raleigh road, adjoining the lands Of
Mrs. +. A. Long, Prof. j. W. Gore
and Jack Lloyd. Ii being part Of
the J. =. Wilkerson land mortgggei
BY said WilkefsOn to W. 7. Black
well, and registered in Book II. pages
55S, 557 and 500 in the office of the
Register Of Deeds for Orange county.
TERMS. One. third cash, balance
on credit If twelve mouths with I'M
tercst from day Of sale.
WI. A. GUTHRIE,
Atty. for Mortgage.
Durham, n. o., Feb. y, 80.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
BeTal Of Fraudulent limitations!

see that onr Tardo mark same as abovel ap.
pear3 on each Jug.
Send Tot book "IIstory Of the Mierobe Killer"
given away By L. BLACKNALL & SON,
Druggist, Durham. n. U.
Sole Agent,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
AusrtS, TEX. August 2llb, 1887.

AUSTIN, TEX. August 2ltb, 1887.
This is to certify that my son Fred
has been troubled with catarIh for
the past two years, aud alter using
William Radam's MicfObe Killer
three weeks, / think he is entirely
cured. can SEQ no bad effects Il II
upon my SIN. ]. G pErMEcKr.
For sale by II. BLACKsAbL & Son
saa#@s~s sec s@a@aaa=
Farmers,
if yon like a find field yarietyOf corn
try Hickory King at
YEARLY 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
EUCKEENs ARNroA sALyE

The BEST S4LvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cornsand ali Skin Eruptiors, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. i It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is ceats per box.
For sale byR. Blacinall & Co. Durham
N O.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
A Great Victory for
Panacea Water.

Mr.,Wm. Raker, of the Rakrr
Cry Copper Mines, who had col.
sulied two physicians. of Pennsylya.
mia, in regard to an alarming attack
of kidney trouble without getting re.
lief, concluded to try Panacea wafer,
which he saya acted like magic in its
beneficiary action.
Don't delay a day II you have
kidney trouble in giving tbs wonder
fal water and harmless rsmedyH ttial.
Sold By r. W. VAUGHAN.
For particulars address,
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Head Agent for United States. Ok
ford, n. q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12

Al biz rush TO Ytafby & Cos drug
slorc lor DR. Dayiis Liver Pills. 10
cure sick headache, biliousness and
liver diseases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

QUOTATIONS. or The NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

robacco AT Richmond and
o,,er Important centrcs-Co'ton and
rr,dnct. Peanut Quotations
Miscellaneous
~,v YoRA. Aug. 2j.-Money closed ut
Cd ...r cent. Exchange closed steady;
,.,,.i rates. 4Ss's@sS7'1; actual rates.
.,,i. i,2i. for sixty days and 1901 1861
Clip demand. Governments closed firm;
....,.ncy. IS. 1872 bid; Is, coupons, l26 bid ;
tt.,do. 1867. bid.
The stock market opened very quiet and
Generally from y. TO = per cent. higher
n.n saturdays closing figures. \ weak
,..I.ns soon sci i'm, and prices declined
,-.n .. 20 per cent. with an exceptional
.r....ne of lfsc. iu sugar redncries. \ bet
Ed. f..lnr afterwards followed. and at noon
n. market was very dull and gen.
.r,r, 40 small fractional lower.
DID,. easy condition of the money market in
fa. afternoon made higher prices, the high
Che day being made shortly after > L.
NJ when a majority We're from a to = per
cent. abo,c Saturdays closing. In the last
to.ut, minutes Of business money loaned
ID. par cent. the stock market closing
without material change. Total sales, lOS,-
81. shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26
Chicaln.

CHICAGO, Aug. Whcat-A report
that the figures presented 10y the Vienna
Congress were less favorable TO holders
started considerable selling today, and al
though cables all came in higher and
quoted unfayorabe weather the decline
could not be checked. and market
closes at lowest point Of the
dav. There has been considerable rcaliz-
ing. and the bears have not failed TO take
advantage of the fact that the market was
running in favor. do not see that the sit
uation has changed. and if our visible sup
ply can show decrease AT this season Of
the year. while the winter wheat should Tee
moving freely, the facts are still against
much decline. The reaction, however is
but natural and | think even the bulls are
are not surprised. Now that II is running
Oh prices may 90 some lower, but no de-
cided decline need De looked for. Corn
weakened i'm sympathy with wheat
and owing 10 dropping of of speculation.
The labor trouble in the stock yards were
the prime cause Of the weakness in provis-
ions. Although this aside, the product Is
too high.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug -j.-Cotton-Me ssrs.
Hubbard. Price a Co.. I'm their cotton circu-
lar tonight say. "~ales CON the spot Do
Liverpool were 5000 bales. and the posi-
tions at I o'clock were a point above Salur-
DAVIS closing. This was considered poor
show 10 the advance To future day here. and
this market at the opening, though well
supported on september, was about 3 points
below saturdays closing. The feeling.
however, was firm, and it was not until
rumOrs Of drop Of four points IN Liver
pool. coupled with suggestions of the entire
collapse Of the dull movement, and it's most
conspicuous leader that a selling move
ment set i'm here, which only culmi-
mated at the close with prices on
AUGUST and September respectively 30 and
twcnty-siX points lower than on saturday.
The distant months have also been quite
weak to-day, and have symp3thIed quite
substantially in the decline. The utter De-
mOralizatiOn which is developing in Liver
pool makes opinions as tO the further course
Of prices yalueless. but cotton at -iNpcncc
i'm the foreign markets Is hardly above it,
intrinsic value" Futures closed weak a.
follows. August, l0I>0 1879, september.
1860 1866: October, lOi~Hl0lH; N0ycm-
her, 1880 l0.3S; December. 1850 lOa,;
January, lO.40W 1911; February, l0ilW
1913: March. lO.4lN lois; ApGi. lu.1oW
1853. sales, 81 400 bales.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton was unchanged:
middlings uplands. 81 "a; sales. 1000 balt".
Produce-Flour closed steady; line grades
spring, S2.4Ow $40: superi.ne spring.
S2.1Jld Se.sa; winter. $3.2jW 500: southern
closed steady; made and family extras.
$1,000 SOD. Wheat closed active and !
cent lower: spot sales 40. . red. SlO,0
Sl.OS: do August. SlON. Corn closed D.
cent. lower. SPOT sales 80. > mixed. JD0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26
= NilNE ana otltlns tiic NhdiiO
Court Of city OF Richmond.
Il LII

L
RICHMOND, VA, August l6, 1890.
COOKERY q MILLWARD VS.. Nc
" CURE and Others.-ln the Chancery
Court ofthe city of Richmond.
decree Of July 3, lS00.l
"On the notion of l.. Apperson. receiver,
i'm the case OF Cookery q Mii'wGrd aud ais,
Ms. Mcclure and ais IL Is ordered that the
said j. L. Apper-On do settle further account
of his transaction as receiver in said cause.
before one. of the commissioners in chancery
Of this court
Extract irom decree of August 4, 1901
"The court doth adjudge, order, and decree
that in addition 10 the requirement OF the
settlement Of accounts Of the transactions of
/ f. Apperson. receiver. directed by the last
decreee entersd In this cause to be reported.
the commissioners Is further directed To res
polt 10 this court the amounts aud priorities
of the liens against the real estate, To whom
due. aud whether the rents and profits aris-
ing from the proceeds Of the real estate de-
scribed In these proceedings. Will In fve
wears from this time pay OIL and discharge
Inc several liens upon the same. The publ
cation of this order once "a week for four sue
cessive weeks In some newspaper published
i'm the city Of Richmond shall be equivalent
10 personal service on all the parties inter-
esled.n
Nolice is hereby given 20 all parties inter-
ested In the above cause that have liked on
office. No. 1918 east Main street. Richmond.
Va as the place, and the first day OF October,
$50. at IL O'Clock A. NJ, as the time FOR exc;
cutting the requirements VI the above DEGREES.
OVEliiON HOWARD.
aul0-luiw Commissioner IN Chancery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. Cotton nomi-
nal: middling. NC. Flour fairly active;
Howard-strcet and Western superiine, $500
assoc: do. extra, $500 40. do. family.
S4gO@ 500; city mills Rio brands, extra,
S3.2j@ $500; winter wheat. patent, $500
sos, spring. do, 5000 $6.23; do. straight.
extra SiGo@Si9O Wheat southern fairly
active: fultz and longberry, Sl.03W fl0i;
steamer No. red, SLID: Western easy:
No. winter red spot and August, Sl.u3ls
WSIO3lt. Corn-Southern scarce; white.
5S@6Oc.; yellow. jN@GOc.; Western easy:
mixed spot, j6c. bid August. jj4WjJ5.c.
oats very firm; ungradcd southern ANA
Pennsylvania, pa doc. do. Western white.
i2,0 Doc. Rye active; choice To fancy, "a
1jc. Provisions steady. Coffee steady. SUI
gar steady; graduated, csc. Whisky
steady at >l.l9.
sToCKs.-Nirginia consols, -; do. threcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

reported for The JImcs.l
..r, f.sD. "a. Aug. go offerings
.i.t. 90 auction ON Change to-day.
|..... sales reported 20 the secretary
.- WRAPPERS. g hOssheads; filters, :
-..Il-. cu tcr,. - h0gshead,; smokers,
-..ll: dark iObaccOs, 10 h0gsheads.
... nn--neads.
10 the tobacco inspector reports To-
l.. Inspections Bright. g. hOgshedds
... ..cslcad-; Western. - hogsheads'
.'IHr-. none.
fu.r-'. Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny,
Dominion. 'rcnshaw's, Meals, DaNen-
... -4..huinc's. ~l0ckOe and >eabr0Ok' =
report to-day: Receipts, -
IDS. . ticrces and boxes. Deliveries.
-.ead-. % fierces aud boxes.
Uf tle collector OF the I nited states
revenue reports collections for the
i.rhmoud Tor today a. follows; .
I CHAR, and cigarettes, SJlIlJ;
...0.. s3.JO4.36 Total. $f,421.5l.
...n.d at the Tobacco Exchange.
N.. August -, 800: ). i. Cobb,
1Ia-tain Attklss0n, Columbia,
. State. War Department weather
l-l Monday, August -, 1891. shows
...- rainfall az Louisville KY; 90
rainfall al Cincinnati, o.; and p
NINl NA AAllfft iiis i dAhN"A Viz
I Mo past tWCnty-fOur hours.
ottoman who has had years OF eX-
ln tobacco planting. aud who has
made q trip over the tobacco belt
|nl 'uOlinia. says that the tobacco
u Dfl state promises % be fine one,
ii.re being only small acreage planted
must necessarily be a small one.
n eastern North Carolina some %
.-a1 bias been cut, and If no untOward
''.-I occurs 10 prevent, perhaps seven
N' 70 ine crop Will be- cut aud housed
middle q september, prOXiino, and
it' Nne tobacco.
itt1 manufacturers in North Caro-
te about worked up their stocks Of
az. some have now closed their factories,
II. OLDER contemplate doing 30 in the near
"' as % has become TOO difficult
4 'uen % get suitable stock 10 NOrk
\ +il Thing like paying prices. Stocks Of
'.'arlund tobacco i'm the factories are
n. "s lhey are shipping it about as fast
can make II.
L5SCHBURG, VA.
schsuRC, Aug. 23.--The receipts In
A. DafAct have been 80 small that we have
mug % special Interest 10 report. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

sales amounted TO only $3.50 pounds, in
creasing the total since October I. 1850. 10
l4,2O2, 400 pounds. against -. 90. 700 pounds.
during same period last season. some Few
primings were sold which brought from 81
TO $40. The crop prospects are good. aud
with continued favorable weather plants
will soon be ready for the knife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26
Live Stock Market.

INNHMUND, ' n, Aug. ., INlU.
Receipts-Cattle, 26Sx. sheep and lambs,
1851; hogs. 40. Sales&atile, 2G3; sheep
and lambs, l6l; hogs, 40. Prices cattle
Best, 81 90 &c. gross medium 10 good, 81
To SIC. gross; common 10 fair, , 10 Be-.
gross sheep, 20 nc. gross; lambs. 4 10
&c. gross; hogs, . TO 5Mc. net; bulls, . TO
2Mc. gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26
nx.nen.ia and liver COMPLIANT.

ls u not worth the small price Of 70 cents
90 free Yourself ci every symptom Of these
distressing complaiutsY - son mink so. ca.
AZ our store and get q bottle Of Shlloh's VITAL
yer. avery bottle has a printed guarantee
~ a.. Zee accordingly. aTd if 10 does you ~
gOOd IL viii cost you noihing sold by BO3l'
ger Brothers and n. ". Shields q Co., cOrnei
u Fifin and Marshall street..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 25.-Thc peanut
market is steady; prime. &c. per pound /:
strictly prime. 6Ac.; fancy, Glz@CAc.;
shelIed. llIM8nc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS


BeeswaX: pic. per pound.
Blackjack Bark; ROs-ed. Sil.OO per 2.2ll
pounds; black oak and chestnut, rough
$500 pcr3,000 pounds.
Feathers: Prime live goose, 4Oal2c.; com
mon. Die.
FlaNseed: SL0oaSl.i0 per bushcl.
Hay: 80. 1 timothy. Sl2.00; market over.
stocked with other grades as unstable.
SO. .. SlL00: mixed clover and timothy
SiO.nl5Iloo; clover. nominal, S>.00aS9.OD
Miil-onal: Brownstun. 5000 per ton.
ran. so per ton; shipstun, SLASH PEI
ton.
Bdled OATS: SLASH.
Roots: Ginseng. 500 per pound; Seneca
'ree of tops. 3laa3c. pcr pound.
Peanuts: a.: extra hand picked ga
a1lc.; shell. 3a3i c.; active as to quality.
li'c: lDa,'r per bushel.
Shucks: jja6jc.
Baicd straw: 31l1al0c.
Tdll0w: 3Ia a.. per pound
Wool: Washed. 29c.; unwashcd. 22a23c
BURY VIII bring from 3 to &C.. per pound
e-s ihlu the above rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

yet il is being treated no worse than the average ston
lcI IS treated by thc average man. And II that much
abused organ OF the human body, the stomach, could
% ihe proper time show 20 its possess1r the ultimate
result Of continually hurling into t ndigcs,ble food
Improperly aast.c4'ea. there would be little chronic
Dyspepsia Persons ~ ths u eisaf Of health are in
liinci 10 ricuie the thought Of ever being Dyspep-
,.s and neglect The first few pains Of Indigestion
This Is a great mistake as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-26

Upper leather foot. liaiG' Wax splits.
l6a22c.; u. a. aud +. G.. heavy, ljc.;
Slaughter heavy. liaiGc.
Tannef's oil Newfoundland cod, 33a3jc.
Labrador, 32a35c.
sEEr.
Glover. 7k@S(r per pound.
Timothy. Sl53Hsl1N per bushcl.
Orchard Grass. $l3j@$i.jO per bushel
Herd Grass: 40@ jOc. per bushel.
German Millet 10@S0c. per bushel.
For small lots prices will be higher.
FRUITS AND CANDY.
Candy. SIC. per pound a. TO quality.
French mixture. gJzc. per pound.
Lemons: Messina, Sj.j0@Si.j0 per box
300 and 800 in a box.
Oranges: ROdi, 500.
Bananas, Sl.j0@$2.jO bunch.
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse. Toys mining. 3ja7jc. per 100 feet.
Powder: 500 per key; blasting, 500;
mining, S2.1j.
Shot Northern, Sl.4O per bag Of q
pounds.
Griudstones: ilza2c. per pound.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER, &C.
Cement: Rosondale, $3.50 per barrel;
james River, $50.
Lime Agricultural. Sal0c. per bushol
10 quantity; Virginia, Sl.O0aSl.cj.
Plaster: Lump, 500 per ton; ground.
$50: calcined plaster, Sl.Gj.
North Carolina Tar: Large size, s.;
coal tar, 50.
Fire Brick per 1000, SiOaSlj.
Plastcring Hair: &C.. per pound.
DRUGS. pYEsTUFFs, OIL, ETC.
Alum: &C..
Alcohol: S2.30aS2.i0 per gallon.
Concentrated Lye: S2.1ja3.2j per case OF
four dozen.
COppcras: lHa3c.
COchineal: 800, per pound.
Extract Of L0gwo0d: l3alGc.; assorted.
Ice.
Indigo: 1ja9oc.
Madder: lOdl2c.
Oils Linsecd, G0aG3c.; machine, l5a1jc.
sperm. ,jc.a$l; whale, 4jc.; straits, 3Oaijc.
Labrador-cod oil. i0a5Oc.; Lard. G0a6jc
sweet, So per dozen; best salad, $3.50: cas-
tor 81 80 per gallon; Virginia lubricating.
babe: Kerosene, Sal2c. cash per gallon.
Race Ginger: Sc.
Spirits Turpentinc: 4jajOc.
Soda Sal. ll2al3sc., in kegs bl Carb. 2Aa
23tc
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IRON. srEEL. NAILs. "a.

Iron: American refined. Old Dominion
bar, 2c.; English and American sheet, 3lla
81 &c.; swedes, hammered. 4Aajc.; hoop.
jaJlsc
Nails: Old Dominion, $2.lO for standard
size; Old Dominion steel nails, 1920.
Old Dominion hOrscshOes, $3.50; mule
$50.
Plow-Castings: Wholesale, 212c.; retail.
&c. per pound.
Rope: Manila, best, lG2lc.; jute, 7lzaSc.
rTafnEp
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oII0W pIno' ! y, Y mon. No. J. sea-
,oued rs feet, 81 iaSlG; l,l+1l2. inch, No. /.
green lG feet, Si2aSlf: !. ll,IH inch, No. >,
seasoned rs icot,Sl2aSi4: /, ~, y inch, No.
green rs feet. Sl0aSl2: /, IA. ~ inch, No.
3, green lG feet. SSaS9; l,1lf11& inch, No. +,
neart i6 feet. S21aS3D; !, lii, y inch, No. ,.
heart IL feet, SiSa$22.
" eathorboarding etched: 40. / seasoned.
li feet. Si3aS -; No. green. IL ieet.S las Is;
40. = seasoned, ii feet, SliaSl3; No. green.
rs feet. Sl0aSl2; No. 3 green, 10 feet, $Sa$9:
sawed laths, Sl.G0a$l6j.
White OAK: Clear >l6a$lS; merchantable,
Sl2ail; oak fencing. $9aSlO.
shingles: No. heart cypress, S6aSG.jO;
so. sap SjaSi.JO.
Poplar: SO l., ], ~, ~. seasoned, $50;
no. J.. lXl. jNj. 6N6. seasoned. $50; No. 3. /.
~, p. seasoned. SlsaSl9; No. 3. Al, jXj.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OVERroS HOwAED, !
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COOKERY q MILLWARD VS.. Nc
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tuf..-Middlins, ne; low mid
.t 1880. good ordinary, l0c.