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so unlike himself" and her tears flowed

so unlike HIMSELF" and her tears flowed
afresh.
Here was Jason's opportunity. which ne
improved so we'll that in a short time he had
gained Milly's consent to become his VIE,
and dearer than niece to his mother would
be his wife, he urged. ~
"How strange it seems that am realiy "
be net Aunt Nabby's niece but her uaush-
ter" was Milly's remark to her lover. :. g
Jason's answer is not recorded, Dut IL -
chronlcled that a few weeks altel W, W.,
Ging took place at the old farmhouse, when
four people were made very happy, namely, ny;
Aunt Nabby. Uncle Ephraim, and iaI5, Du'
mt least. Milly and Jason.-Pittsburg Press.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Porter Bros & Co. sold to-day
FIVE ears of California Fruit: Full crates Musoas
Grapes, SO so: full crates Tokay Grapes, So zo@
40: half crates Tokays. 81 4o@1 90; onhs
Peaches, 81 4O6DI rs; salway, 81 35@l 90; rome
granates, 81 10; French Prunes, 81 so' Quinces'
$ls5.
The Earl Fruit Company sold to-day: ToSay
Grapes, half crates 81 25Gl so; fun crates 81 2o@
IS: Muscats half crates, 81 1891 50; ful crates.
81 65: German rrunes 81 40: French Prunes ~;
Salway Peaches 81 S5@l 40; Winter Neilis Pears
81 4oa2 40; Beurre Clargeau, IS IS; Vicar. 81 25
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Took a Friends Valise.

James c. Farquharson and man named
Joyce came to this city recently from Og-
den and engaged sFoa@ u lodging hi house Us {,
town Tor a few days, and on his return was
told that Daniel harrington had received
his valise on an order signed by himself
(JOyce). Subsequently it was found that
the valise had been taken to a neignbOring
grocery and rifled. Both Farquharson and
Harrington were arrested yesterday on
charge of forgery, as they are believed to
be implicated in the stealing of the valiSe.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
lsenI Estate Sold.

The properly situated at 40 and AZ Geury
street, near Grant avenue. belonging to the
estate Of the late Mrs. ID. V. T. Kenny.
widow Of c. Koopmanschap, the pioneer
railroad contractor, was sold in Judge
Coney's department yesterday to Isaac Levy
for Goa 1tO
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Mark Applebaum, a tailor's cutter, has
disappeared. leaving behind him several
debts ana newly married wife, whom he
robbed of $1,000. On the sth of last june he
married Mrs. Lena ornstein. a wealthy
widow, hyins at SIS McAllister street.
$1,000 10 purchase goods for n new toilor-
store on Suffer street he decamped for fhe
East. Since leaving he wrot, his wife saw
ing lie was on his way to England. Annie
baum had been previously married. and
leaves three children, the eldest Of whom is
IA wears of ace.
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The Jessup Will Contest.

Mrs Marietta Ransome testified in the
Jessup will contest in Judge Coffey's depart
ment yesterday that JessuD had told her that
the contestant Dick" would be his sole heir
provided he (Jessupl did not marry; if he
married and had children Dick would share
equally withsthem in the distribution OF his
property. Jessup told her he had PANIED the
boy Dick after his brother in New York.
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The Howard-street NJ. E. congregation
will, on Thursday evening next, tender to
the new pastor, the Rev. DR.. S. V. Leech,
and his family, formal reception in the
parlors of the church. DR.. Leech is a
brother of the Hon. Edward o. Leech, Di-
rector of the MINIS of the United States,
and he is also eX-chaplain of the Senate
of New York DIR. Leech preached to fnll
houses his Introductory sermons on Sunday
last and was introduced TO many of the
members He is intensely orthodox in his
religious views.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta, 6ta@713c; Wool Bags, se9ssc;
Potato Gunnies, nominal.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes ~
follows. terms net cash. Cube, Crushed. Extr1,
dered and Fine Crusheu all 6SIc; Dry Grahn. o,ian
6Lyc: Confectionery A. 6$sc; Extra G, 'e' ~
Z, 43L q 10: Bags. Use more than bbiss M. o,s,.
The American Refinery quotes te its, ~ -.
Extra fine Cube Crushed. Fine IN S,u Wv
dered 6I%c; Extra Fine iowge ;Gnfect,oners, GiHc
White Extra L, 5ssc; Extra q oc' ooioen u 4fac
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-The spot market is weak
at rs 1d@7s Sd. Cargoes weak ut SIS Sd for
oil coast SIS Sd for just shipped and SIS Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, rs 3D. October,
rs 2I4d; November, rs sgd; December, Is 3s4d
January, rs 4d; February, rs 4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Sept 29.-Consos, 9424; United
States Bonds-4s. 1854; AIS 1864; Silver
5O1ad; Rentes. 95f soc. Bullion into the Bank
of England, 100000.
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ette jackets at 50, 81 80 and $40 50, former price
$40, $l5 and $40; Is imported sealette jackets,
raised sleeves, beautifully lined and finished, 30
inches long, the finest quality shown in the
city, price SIS, SI7 50, $50 and S25, former price
so, S35, $40 and $50 The above only few of
the bargains offered Come and see for yourselves
the Berlin Cloak 4 Suit House. % Grant ave. - IT
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c., Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers are
as follows: -. -,.-..
4sSm5c; third do, SAG iac.
TEAL-Large. l@6o; small Calves. case.
MUTTuN-W others. 71s@lSc; Ewes, Ttac.
LAMB-Spring Lamb SAG Toe q 10.
POHk-Live Hogs. 49i l4c for light granted, and
SIs@35sc for heavy packing. stock Hogs, 3@512c
q 10; dressed do 61sdl12c = ID.
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For Alleged brutal Assau,,

John Leonard, minor. has. by Michael
Leonard. his guardian ad litem, sued to re-
cover $1,000 damages from the Ferries and
Cliff House Railway Company, averring
that or the Sth inst. hs boarded err NJ tho
avenue and presented 'rinsier ti-kot 10
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DEADYISED IN TINE AND SAVE MONEY BY
IL purchasing a merchant tailor-nade ) OF btu
ton eutaway suit suitable for business or dress ~
$50 made by an artist taller for $40. ORIGINAL
liSFIT CLOTHING PABLORS, cor. Post and Du-
70 Sts
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Profits Of the FestivaI.

The profits of tine Fruit and Flower Festi-
val at Woodward's Gardens in aid of the
Youths Directory have been estimated by
fatner Crowley at not less than $4,000. All
the returns are not in yet, however. The
ieIs was financial success.
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COMPANY.

Assessments PENDING.
The following is a list of assessments now pending:
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.


MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 2e.
All Cerals quiet.
Common Hay weak.
Colored Beans higher.
Potatoes steadier.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Game arrived spoiled.
Another carload OF Eastern Poultry in.
Cured Apricots firm.
Hops tending upward.
Fruits and Vegetables quiet.
Silver nominal
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tho conductor. that Jack Bellngton, an en-
Move hrntaliv dragged him from the car
and and forciby took the transfer ticket from
him, and that O'Leary, another employs emp H;t,
also brutally assaulted him by knocking Mn
down nv n blow in the face with his lSt'
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MoEDAY. Sept 20.
Stmr UmatiIla, Holmes, 81 hours from Victoria
etc; pass and mdse to Goodall Itf.,,ns q Co.
Stmr Eureka, Smith. gig days I q Sau Pedro; pas
and mdse, to GoOdall. Perkins ~ 60.
Stmr Noyo, Drsko 50 hours from Redondo oal-
last, TO NoyO Mill Co.
Stmr oregon, POLICEMAN, 1854 ho us from Portland,
via Astoria 5Os4 hours pass and mdse, . Uuion Pa
cihc Railway Co.
Stnr Al-Ki, Hall. SO hours from Port Townsend
mdse, to GooGali. Per kins q Co.
Tug Vigilant, Mccoy, IS hours from San Pedro
dredger in tow, to 7 Co.
Br ship Celeste Burrill. Haines. IL days from Ma
naimo: 3005 tons coal, TO John Rosenieid's Sons.
ltal ship Macdarmid, SanEuinetti. 81 days from
Newcastle, NSW; 2421 tons coal, 70 Lowenthai.
Livingston x Co.
Schr Jennie Griffin, Low. "a hours RON Point
Reyes 80 bxs butter, to Shattucz. kOwsiskr a &c.
Cleared.
MONDAY Sep, 2e.
Bark Hope. Townsend, Karluk; Aeufiau Island
inn md Mining
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MORNING SALES-
Board-50 Cal Electric Light. 1913: 125 Hutchn-
son Co, 20; 100 Oakland Gas, 1884.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-75 Hawaiian Commercial, 1872; 10 do.
1854 20 S Gaslight, 5Sss 20 water, 965s;
% do, 1854 $4,000 5 V g. Bonds, 12l12.
Street-S5O0u Northern hallway OF California 81
Il..r.. IL
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Santa Cruz for San
Diego, and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
China falls due from China and Japan, the Crescent
City from Crescent City the Caspar from Grays Har-
Dor the Santa Maria from San Diego, aud the San
Pedro frcm Tacoma.
The schr Twilight. IT'S tons, loads Merchandise
for Mexico; schr Louis, $40 tons. Lumber on the
Sound for Port Prize or Melbourne, Cos; Swed-
ish bark Ioani, 962 tons, Lumber on the Sound for
Melbourne, Ills sd.
The following vessels were chartered prior to
arrival for Wheat TO United Kingdom. Havre or
Antwerp; Ger ship Eleanor Margaret 1897 tons,
35s: Br iron ship Ardencalle, 1877 tons. 36s 3D.
Br iron ship Colony GIG tons, 36s Sd; Italian iron
ship Macdiarmid, 1860 tons, 3Ss
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The New York market dropped to 81 10 yester-
day. This market was purely nominal and no quo
tations were given.
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DIANO Lessons BY GERMAN LADY: HALF
L hour % cents 95l Market, Room 81. myl6 12m
CARPETS CLEANED CHEAP. sTRATTON &
y MHELDEN. ass Stevenson ST. SEES II
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Mexican ID Ollars.
Quoted at ss1a@9Oc.
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Fine Silver.

Beurre Girls. 90 so; Ounces, 81 80. Fourteen car
loads OF fruit were sold this morning.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. 10c for sight drafts and &c
for telegraphic.
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GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT CAN BE
VI made by purchasing merchant tailor made
business suit for SIS. made by a leading merchant
tailor for $50. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. cor Posi- and Dnnnnt SIS
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lcALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.

Buyer '90-sOO 81 80: 200, 81 1914; 800. 81 361a;
100. 81 1868: 100, 81 $3.50; 100, 81 36Ts Buyer
seaSoI-l00, 81 AS 500, 81 4243; ZOO 81 43; 100
q
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A CCORDION PLEATING DONE AT NINE
ABUHOL'S, 500 Suffer formerly 10 McAllister) /:
branch once NINE. MICHAUX, lI6 McAilister u
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Buyer 10000, 81 1854. Buyer season-6OO,
81 451a 100, 81 43a4 900, 81 1855.
BARLEY-Both Feed and Brewing quiet
and unchanged and is quotable as follows:
No. Feed, 81 S212 & ctl lower grades, 81 23$z a
l 80; CheyalIer, 81 30 Tor Standard and 81 30@l 50
for lower grades; Brewing, 81 3712@Sl 40 q ct for
fair TO choice
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MAN OF LIMITED MEANS CAN DRESS AS
w well as the millionaire by purchasing mer-
chant taiior-made nObby sack suit for SIS made by
CiOTHING PARLORS. cor. Post and Dnpont sia
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PERSONALS.

--1I,S, ,21T,5 n s1;IIAM, LATE OF 3l2 SIXTH
IF JOHN CoNN!llf Iaave his address with o., Box
ST. this CITY :h once he will hear something to
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ZONE IMMEDIATELY AND SAVE TROUBLE
- and expense by buying a merchant taior-made
uresS oyercodt Tor Sl2, made by Chicago merchant
TAILOR Tor S2s. ORIGINAL MISFiT CLOTHING
IAkLORs cor Post and nnnnnt
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A DvICE FREE: DIV ORCES A SPECIALITY: NO
n publicity; terms reasonable; no fee unless sue
cessful, and costs advanced to reliable parties
CHARLES ABIGER, attorney, 100 Suffer street.
Room 10. aul7tf
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SHIPPING ENCE.
ArrIXel.


ior Late st4opoi5 lateaigeaes Sc EtoAa4 l'a5s
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T MATHEWS LITTLE DRUGSTORE, COR
II Post and Powell SITS, prices reduced no commits
sions paid physicians for prescriptions. SEES II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

NEW YORK. January 4.-Messrs. Huh
bard. Price & Co.. say: ~lne movement az
the interior towns or at the ports failed 10
influence the foreign markets. ana our aa-
vices state the improvement was largely
caused bv speculative buying ON the con-
tinued brisk feeling i'm business circles
abroad. An estimate Of the crop puplshed
i'm tine Chronicle to-day Of 10000, however,
offset the favorable adyices from Europe
while the receipts do not yet show any signs
Of such falling Oh as will be necessary 20
overcome the increased amount Of cotton ~
sight. Nevertheless feeling of confidence
is growing in speculative circles and with
any support from the movement 0i the crop
10 cause demand for actual cotton, an
advance will follow"
Futures closed steady with few months
about ! point lower. Spot steady; mid
ding uplands. 1914, Sales. 100 bales ke-
CENTS Indicate 5000 bales for the day.
Closing: January. 10000 1000; February,
lO1IMlO.15: March. lO.22W 1923; April, lO.-s
alO.3O: May, 1850 1921; June, lO.45G
1914: July, 1890 1880: August, lo.3iG
1855: September, lO.l2@ 1913; October $50
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady
middling uplands, 55sd. Sales, 5000 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

II NAV not be generally known that
when exposed TO severe cold feeling OF
warmth is readily created by repeatedly
filling the lungs 10 their utmost extent
In the following manner; Throw the
shoulders well back and hold the heac
well up. Initiate the lungs slowly, the
air entering entirely through the nose
When the lungs are completely hiieo
hold.the breath for ten seconds or longer
and then expire it quickly through the
mouth. After repeating the exercise
while one is chilly, a feeling of warmth
Will be felt over the entire body, and
even in the feet and hands. 1t is i'm
portant TO practice this exercise many
times each day, and especially when I'D
tho omen air. II the habit ever becomes
universal then consumption and many
other diseases will rarely. If ever, be
heard Of. Not only while prac'icing the
breathing exercise must the clothing De
Loose over the chest, but beginners VIII
40 well to remember in having then
clothing fitted to allow for the perma'
pent expansion Of one, two and even
,hree inches which will follow. North
western Magazine --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

AsHEyILLE. y. c.. January 3.-sales here
were resumed 1st instant. with heavy sale
Yesterday of fine average color. Prices Tor
Am good color shows a slight advance as
compared with December sales. This does
not apply 20 nOndoscript and mixed piles,
and goes to prove that those who have or
ders here and are taking our daily offerings
II good color look 20 this market as their
main if not only hope for such in the ~
growth. our sales for December were U.s.
1s1 pounds. at an average Of Sii.2O per mum
bred pounds. and for three months enuil-
December 3ist. 5000 pounds average
Sl4G7. So far the standard Of color in this
section has not lowered as in the markets
east ofus. as the producing cause when the
cropwas maturing there did not exist here.
j Boiling.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. January 4.-N0 sales
Of tobacco at auction on Change today
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
today. Cutters. hogshead: filters, 10 hogs
heads; dark tObaccos, ~ hogsheads. lotal
sales reported 10 the secretary, 5ohogsheads
Private sales for week ending saturday.
January 9Th. 1880: Wrappers, ! hogshead.
filters, - hogsheads: cutters, l hogsheadi
smokers. 4 h0gsheads: dark tobaccos, ,;
hOgsheads. Private sales reported 10 thN
secretary for week ending saturday, Janue
airy ith. 1890. - hOgsheads.
Office Of the tobacco insDector reports to-
day: Inspections Bright, % hogsheads;-
western. hogsheat-. ke-insltctions
dark. o. hogshead-. For week ending sat
urday. january 4th: lnspections-Bright.
G3 hogsheads: dark. 81 h0gsheads; western.
> hOgsheads. Re-inspectons-B Bright. y
hOgsheads; dark. i2O n0gsheads; western.
g hOgsheads. Total inspections and re-iu-
spectiOns for week. 3ri h0gsheads.
stocks Of tobaccos: Total stocks. Decem-
Der 81. 1859. u .932 h0gsheads and 1869
tierces and boxes. Total stocks inspected
December 81. lssg. n. 21h hogsheads and
gls tierces and boxes. Total stocks unin-
-pected. December "a. 1859, 1876 hOgshead-
and 1Jl tiorccs and boxes.
Loose tObacco- sold during ending >atur-
day. January 4. 1890. 9. l6j pounds; highest
price. $40. Loose tObacco- sold during
three months ending December 81. $500.
100. g1j pounds. Loose tObaccos sold during
three months ending December 81. ISIS,
co, 2G0.
Receipts Of tObacc0s for month ending De-
cember 3ist. 1889. .los hogshcads and 15i
tierces and boxes. Deliveries Of tobacco,
for month ending December 81. loo9. ,5oO
hOgsheads and 46s hogsheads and tiCrccs.
Shockoe. SeabrOOk's and Dayenports
warehouses report 81 hogsheads delivered
to-day.
Deliveries for the week, - hogsheads and
II tierces.
Office Of the collector Of the United states
internal revenue reports collections for
the city Of Richmond to-day As follows: Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes. Sl3H.6o; to-
bacco, Sf.ljs.12. Total collections for city
Of Richmond to-day. Si.29J.I2
For week revenue collections were as
follows: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes.
$685.. 80: tobacco. Sli.015.j6; special, $50.
Total revenue collections for city for week,
81. 4Sl.6l.
The Richmond tobacco market has been
duh and quiet for the week. {. Mel.
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The Parrot Not tho only Bird That Talks

The parrot is generally supposed TO
have the monopoly Of the power OF talk.
inc among birds, but as a matter oil
fact the parrot is decidedly inferior to
the mvnah. There are always exam
pies Of these birds in the insect house
at the 100, and they repeat various
phrases with great clearness OF utter
ance. Curiously enough. the hen has a
rruG voice, while the cock speaks IN
clear high tone, like thatof child. The
mvnahs can be easily provoked into
showing of their power Of speech, and
will greet the visitor with Good morn
ing" in response 10 his salutations. Inc
mynah is a kind Of startling, and thus
latter bird is well known for its imita-
tive powers. Seme years ago an ao
count was published Of talking ca
nary" which could articulato quite
MAINLY. and wCAld repeat a series OF
nbrases. But the wonder is, not that
there are so many different kinds o.
birds which can talk" but chat there
are not more. The voice organs are
equally perfect in construction IN al
these higher birds. Pail Mall Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

NEW YORK, January money closed al
3 per cent. Exchange closed steady posted
rates. 5000 49,: actual rates, 4s0 Tor
.ixtv DAYS. and 49, Tor demand. Govern
ments closed steady; currency -, llb 0id ;
a.. coupons, l2J bid; as. do, 1873 bid.
The stock market this morning was much
more active than during the sane hours
YESTERDAY. nearly double the amount 81
trading having been done. The openin :
prices were iregularly changed, but IN
most cases values were fractlonally higher.
During the first hour there was Am acute
demand for the leading stocks, ana prices
rradually advanced. Al II O'Clock the I'M
ranged from i-WM per cent. lh
he general list over last nights figures.
The feature OF the De lliugs was Colorado coal,
which advanced % per cent ON very liinil-
ed trading. Among the trusts prices were
steady. except for sugar. which dropped
nar cent. by n o'clock. The market continu-
I'd frm i'm ihe closing hour 20 noon- notwlin-
.tarding the fact that the bank statement
wa. mfay0rable, showing loss DOB ihe re-
serve of $3.50 61. The best prices were eur
rent at the close, and were only slightly
changed from ih0seol yesterday. Inc sales
Amounted tO 1899 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

HOPKrNsvTILE. KY. January There
is quite "a strong local speculation move
ment i'm our market. running almost entirely
ON leaf. the prices Of which nave advanced
re. 10 lc. i'm the last few weeks. There has
been no special attention paid 20 Tugs and
the prices on these grades have remained
substantially unchanged. The new crop
has not vet commenced moving freely 10
market. and the few hogsheads that have
appeared in the offerings showed very few
oilalities of character or usefulness. This
is usually the case early in the season.
NJ. II. CLARK < BRO.
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New York Produce Market
lsy Teiegrapn.l

NEW YORK. january s.-Fleur duh and
unchanged: Zine grades. l.G09S2.35; super.
fine. s.. 20aS2. Is: Minneapolis extra, $2.2ol
S535. Wheat closed quiet and steady; NO. .
red winter. Sc. cash; January. SOC. Corn
closed .c. lower: 80. mixed, zoe. casn
No. 2 mixed. January. $3.50. oats duii
80. . mixed. 2si4c. cash NO. mixed
January. 2.isc. PORK dun. inspected mess
sin.2j0Sl0.55. Lard steady; January, s.. 10.
Surar-Rpdncd. fairly active and firm; cut
loaf and crushed. 13.c.; graduated. O4c.'
mould A. 6',c. Cohee steady; fair cargoes
Rio. lH' .c.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
BlE FARM ~ HANOVER COUNTY.
NEAR ATLEt'S STATION.


Astrustee undec deed OF trust recorded
in the clerks office of the County Court OF
Hanover county. In -. B. n. p. 30 shall Of
Ger forsaie at public auction on thc premises
at II NJ.
on FRIDAY, IOrH DAY OF JANUARY. 1890,
that valuable and highly improyed farm
called Laurel Grove containing 100 acres,
moro or less. situated within one mile Of AZ
lees station, on the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railroad.
.nis is one OF the most highly improved
farms in tnat section Of good cams, has On
Dr. % good dwelling and two other new cot
fases. with % number ~ rooms in each, nni
one of the finest stables or barns la ihe coun-
trv. and is enclosed ana divided into neids
hV gomi plank fences. The soil Is adapted 20
the usual crops, and especially Tor trucks.
end Is well watered. The neighpofhood Is "a
delightful one. convenient % chntches,
schools, mills. and stores, and Is very
healthy.
rEHMs: Cash enough % pay All the ex-
nonsos of sale. Appropriated % bc $50. nnd
10 paw OH and discharge note now past quo
f0f e-l5. with Interest thereon from tle xolh
dnv OF october. 1859, tlil paid. and ~ the res
iiue. slIO 90 be paid ON the 2stn LAY ufOc-
fOhar 1880 and e32lO, Co be- paid ON tho
9sfh dny OF October 1891, and the residue
upon such terms AS shalt De announced AZ
sale. Tile purchaser 90 receive decd ana u
give decd 90 secure the unpaid pnfchhse-
money. ihc cost ol preparing and recording
the trust decd. 10 hp paid ny me purchaser
de2O-2Ot GEORGE 4. fiAM, Trustee.