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READING NOTICES.
Winters Bow.

Messrs. A. & L. Cans & Co. desire
your attention. You need an out
fit. They have made special bar
gains for patrons. If you need an
overcoat, suit or anything in their
line, give them a call. Go in and see
them any way.
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THE HUB
The Color Line i'm Boston.

BOsTON, MASS, Nov. II, 1890.
The color line that has been drawn
IN the case of the two young
ladies of color, which has caused 50
much unpleasantness, at the New
England conservatory OF Music goes
TO prove that all the prejudice does
not exist in the South alone, but
reaches to this section also. 1t may
not be due to the fault of the faculty
OF that institution. They are now il
position that will show how they
regard the color line. Ii that had
been in the South the unpleasant
ness would not have occurred, a.
they would have been refused at
once, but here in the Hub they
are received and afterwards humili
ated. In many places in the South
the colored people would be allowed
to go but for the refusal of the whites
Go patronize an establishment that
colored people are allowed to 20 IN
Go hence the. proprietcrs r.,i''.
adnlittanre The b.
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Artist. ans
= seeking the
.Duse of worship
is we shall have TO
hlA house in the near
intu. Grst thousand dollars
on our pa. onage has been paid.
The colGred people here have pref
tv good opportunities before them,
If they xiii utilize them. Men can
vote their convictions freely.
My poop gave me a handsome
donation last week in the shape of
money, groceries &c. Many thanks
to them.
G. B. HOWARD.
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y VA, Nov. 8, 1890.
&c called upon to chron-

HI " VA, Nov. 8, 1890.
Again &c called upon to chron-
icle the { OF one of our most
useful an, 'cted citizens, in the
person of gorge Tinsley, the
vic.' shot fired nv y
apparent cause
re arose concern
crossing. Mr.. Tins
IL. pyedhaIidling engines
on the, Il. r. ya;d. Deceased
was q eminent member of the
Baptist Church at this place and
also a member of the Lodge OF Gal
lean Fishermen. He leaves a wife
and four children. lie was carried
home to Cordonsville, and inferred.
Much IN iignation is expressed on
the part our best citizens ut the
cowardly oner in which an inno-
cent and Imam should be thus
cut off, bi Who is almost an
entire str in our midst, and
with CAPABILITIES that mark
him The murderer has
bee~ 1T IS to be hoped
II treatment as
ives.
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st. Phillips p. E. { hurch.

Tomorrow, Sunday Nov. 10th, the
twenty-fourth Sunday after the
Trinity there will be divine services
at our church. Preaching at IL
a. IN. and 8 p. m, by the Rector
Rev. j. w. johnson. Good singing
with organ and cOrnet accOmpani-
ment. A cordial welcome to all.
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Having recovered from my recent
illness, am prepared TO perform
all Dental work. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Office No. SOC, Broad st.
CHAs. b. JACKSON, Proprietor.
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TRAINS NORTHWARD
STOPPING-PLACES

Nos; II. 80. and SO, make no stops. No /, %,
aud q stop on signal at Manchester, Drewry i
BlHn, Centralia, and Chester No 81 stops ON
signal at Manchester and Chester No IS stops
at Manchester No. p stops on signal at Man
chester Nos 32, "a. 30. 81 will stop at all sta
lions for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IL and % s,esping-cars between
New York and Tampa. Fla. tVla Jack onvillel
on Trains Nos Ii and % seepng-cars between
Washington and Charleston. On Train No ~
sleeping-cars between Washington and Jackson
VILE On Train No. IS seepngcers between
Jacksonville and New York.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
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The Executive board of the Mace
DOMAIN Association will Convene
with the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church,
of Richmond, Va, on Monday Dec,
LIST, 1890.
A. Furguson, j. ;. Peasants,
Pres. Sec'y.
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U@ All persons desiring graves dug
in the Mechanics Burying Ground
apply TO
BENZ. HARRIS, Supt.,
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"a Mr.. Collins T. Valentine, a well
known young man of this city is
Drummer for the PLYMOUTH ROCK
PANTS CO., and is ready to receive
orders for the latest style pants,
and suits generally at lowest prices.
~ See him at 612 or 7O2 T.. Broad
Street city,
or PLANET office.
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NIGHT SCHooL.-Fifty cents per
month will give you five studies at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Night School. En-
brace the opportunity.
ID w. DAVIS,
Principal
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Resolutions OF OndOlen e.

EBENEzER BAPTIST CHURCH,
RICHMoND, Va, Nov. IL, 30.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God who orders all things for the
good of His creatures, TO remove
tro"' >''r midst our beloved brother
"ker, James IL. Childress,
ieel that the Sab
st Jealous work
'aithful and con-
vrefore be il
It we humbly
orr heavenly
-. srv,v. v,;,i
mpathy and
.oe care of our
IA chem to His
balm for every
Id n panacea for
~seech Him TO give us
A his place in our Sab
.aOol.
THAT in respect to his memory
the school be appropriately draped
for thirty days.
6-that a copy of these resolutions
to the family and to the Richmond
PLANET, and that they be spread on
the records of the Sabbath School.
Respect'ly,
re-. f. READ,
Committed b. y. GRAVES,
NJ. E. ANDERSON.
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To the ChuI chs OF Shiloh Baptist
Association.

ANY church belonging to the Shi-
lah Baptist Association failing to
receive the minutes of the last SEES
sion, will please infer n the Secretary,
Rev. U. d. Lewis at 521 Adam St.
Richmond, Va.
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AID DOMINION STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK


Stea mers le ave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 4. NJ. Manifest closed ON .
hour before sailing time
Steamers leave New York for Richmond EVE
Rl W DNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 T. NJ
arriving In Richmond MONDAY aud FRIDAY
MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare TO New York via James river route
Including meal and berth y UC
ROund-trip tickets. limited to thirty DAYS
SteeratSe, with subsistence. 9 90
Steerage. without subss tence. ............. 3 90
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
nalir DAD. 10
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. Garber'n feot
Main street, Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond
and Petersburg DepOts. and at company's OIL
ces. 1901 Main street. and wharf. R0cketts
Freight forwarded and through bills of ladin1
issued FOR points beyond New York
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS ant
SATURDAYS. by the Chesapeake and Ohio roll
way tvia Newport News) at 800 T. NJ and b,
kichmon ana Petersburg railroad (Same days
at 5:.i5 +. NJ. Will make connection at NORFOf =
with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN X CO. Agents
No. 1901 Main street a nd
Company's wharf. Rock etts.
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oil his 81 den death on Monday
night IL Q. BE was Familiarity
known - Bunk" Fauntleroy.
III any II entive can be found TO
encourag and stimulate our young
men, sur it is that, brought 20
bear thi lgh hard and weighty
experiene 1t is true that the
more the rest oak is shaken by the
winds tempest, the stronger
and tirm r does it's roots imbed
themselvo into the earth. Then let
the yeomsn OF Church Hill stand
firmly in defence of their princi-
pies OF ~ IN and Right. All of us
would not TO be professional men,
for even 40 mechanic occupy his
own spheT ;. The daily work of the
blacksmith not only leaves as it's
result. The articles which, that day
he has ma lie, but it also adds a GER
tain depot t to the strength in his
arm, and he skill in his craft which
he has in tore for undertaking some
thing els Our motto shall he.
mot how much, but "how well. -
The Post of duty is the Post of
honor.
Miss Mary Rocker, who has
been living in Philadelphia for about
twelve months is in the city, stop
ping witt her sister. Mrs. Samuel
Christians S04 sd st.
We have received the usual supply
OF the Y. II. G. AS magazines-the
"Your~ Mems Friend" which is
o0dor-., - tho fe,lIou,;ncr ,,a-s<,,,.,
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV 2. 1892
LEAVE edmond.
l;4S A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily, to At
lanta. Augusta. aud points south. Con.
meets at Greensboro for Durham anc
Raleigh; at Salisbury for Western
North Carolina. Passengers can take
sleeper at 4. NJ. Through sleeper
from Danville South.
6:20 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily. exeept Sun.
day. 90 Clover, Va. aud intermediate
points.
HOO A. NJ. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ENPRESS. daily, through train 10
Raleigh via keysville. Connects al
Burkeville with Norfolk and Western
railroad for Farmville. Lynchburt-
and points West; at Keysville T. r
Siarksviiie, Oxford, Henderson, AID
Durham.
800 r. NJ FAST MAIL daily. for Atlanta. Al.
gusta. and points South. Come, - al
Moseley = junction with Farmvills IA d
Powhatan railroad: at Greers D :
for Durham and Raleigh at Sali-t,
Tor Western North Caroline. Throg..a
seepers from DGnvilie South.
600 L, NJ, LOCAL. daily, except SUNDAY for
Amelia Courthouse aud interr1re, lie, =
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
s :iS =. NJ NJ From Atlanta and Augusta.
s:45 A. Nj. From Amelia Courthouse
$50 Il. NJ. From Raleigh
o:S5 i. NJ. At Manchester from Clover
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NOBr SLEPT IN JAIL
polls Anxious to Lynch
to Avenge His Crime.

Nothing disturbed the quiet of the
night until A o'clock this morning.
when eight or nine colored men at
tempted to pass the Jail. They were
halted by the Sheriff ) deputies. The
colored pepIle resented this inter
I renee, and one 0fthem drew a revoI-
yer. Another revolver was quickly
placed at his ear and he dropped his
weapon, 1t was picked up by the
crowd which immediately scattered.
Forbes passed a restless night, and
was very much alarmed over the
situation. M c-.e was allowed to
see hin. tod. Everything is uui-
ct about tt Jail though knots of
OF people, to and colored. were
congrega - bout it until a late
hour.
The danger Il riot last night be-
tween the VIII Is and blacks was i'm
minent, and a napolis narrowly es-
capped a blood battle. 1t is assert
ed by an ottiC in authority that
a body Of oFs lized lynchers was in
town early Il night and one Of
them was ever thejaii as a deputy.
The colored 'e cot wind OF this
and 800 OF q rmed themselves
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There will be Public Meeting in
the interest of the Grand Fountain,
United Order of True Reformers, at
Fifth Baptist Church, on Monday
night, Nov. IT. Speeches viii be
made by prominent men OF the
Order. The public is cordielly invit-
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VoRK RIvsR LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FAvoRIr ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LbAN II hi( HMOND:
TRAIN No. 81. s:Io p. A.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except Sunday. stop.
a. AL etatlkfns A. Lester Manor connects with
stage for Walksrtous with Baltimore steamer at
West Point.
TRAIN No. 81. Asa r. NJ
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except sunday.
Tor West Point connecting with York River
steamers for baltimore. At baltimore steamers
connect with baltimore and Ohio railroad for
washington, philadelphia. and New York.
steamers leave Baltimore p. NJ. daily except
Sunday. PN
Trains arrive at Richmond s:IB A. NJ. and 1870
A. M. 49,
TRAIN No. 10. 7:40 A. N.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except SUNDAY leax
Iwenty-eighth street for West Point and int 81.
mediate points.
1icket-office at station foot of Virginia street
open A. N. tO Il. NJ. and from r. NJ to "a,
A. NJ. 49,
City ticket-oface-corner Tenth and Main
streets
SOL HAAS. las l. TAyIoR
lraIhc Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH 5. POTTS. Division Passenger Arenr
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- edmond AND DANVILLR
~ RAILROAD.

HoRTST AND QUICKEST ROUTE souTB
AND SOUTHWEST.
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VIM. W. BRowNE. G. w. A.
w. p. BURRELL, q. W. Sect.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRONt
TIME TABLE
Commencing SATURDAY. November l. 1891
at A. Nj. trains on this road will run as follow.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
Trade aud Traffic.

Considerable sensation was created
here Wednesday afternoon by the
consummation of two business trans
actions.
Mr.. John T. Potts bought from
Stroud, Moffitt x Co., the old Moun-
tain City Hotel building, on the
northeast corner of the Square and
Main Street, for the sum of $1,000.
Stroud & CO., bought out the livery
business of Houchin & Biles. This
sale included the stable on the South
side of the Square, eight head of
horses, and all of the vehicles used
by Houchin & Biles in their livery
work. Houchin q Biles will cOntin-
lie to run a sale and feed stable at
their old stand on East Main Street,
but will do no livery business in fu-
ture. Both Of these stables We're well
stocked with horses and vehicles, and
the consolidation gives Stroud d
Co., the best livery equipment in this
section of the state. The cOnsidera-
ton in this sale was between seven
and eight thousand dollars.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
VIOLA.

Viola, Tenn, March 26, $780,
Willie Freeze, IA young man living in
Fults' Cove, is very low with con-
sumption.
/. G. Garretson bought the stock or
goods formerly owned by f. H. Will
liams, and sold half interest to VIM.
ThaXton. We wish them success in
their new business.
j. G. Biles and w. l.. Swami were
Oil our streets last week.
This prong of Hickory Creek was
past fOrding last Saturday, except at
this place, but yet we need a bridge,
and hope to get one soon.
We enjoyed the evening at the
Viola Normal last Friday. The de-
bate by the young men was very
good.
Mrs. A. NJ. st. John has been visit
ing relatives and friends here two of
three weeks, but returned to Nash
vile this week.
Mr.. A. j. Brown passed through
here Monday enroute to Coffee coun-
ty, where he will spend a few days
visiting friends.
Two of our young men passed over
the mill dam at this place in a boat
last week. Hope there is no "heart-
trouble" to cause their bold adven-
ture.
Next Sunday is communion day
at Wesley Chapel.
II. G. Brown of Bellbuckle, is visit.
ing his mother near here, and buying
horses for his livery at Bellbuckle.
Mr.. II. B. Ramsey and wife spent
the night with Mrs. RS mother last
night.
The little bridge across the mil
race is in bad co ndition. SNIPE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
SOUTHERN STANDARD McM1NNvLIE TENNESSEE SN414 4EELMAR TK@ @y05

The courthouse at Smithville
was so much damaged by the wind
storm of last Friday night as to make
it unsafe fur use, The building has
been falling into decay for several
years, and will now probably have
to be replaced by a new structure.
-WANTED,tw large families with
girls and boys, to work in Wooden
Mill, a widowed family preferred.
For further information call at my
Office, or write me at ence if you de-
sire a good place for your boys and
girls. CLAY FAULKNER.
Sparta Expositor: Hon. w. r.
Murray, candidate for congress, was
in town Monday.........Asa Faulkner,
U. S. Commissioner of McMinnville,
was in town Wednesday Mrs.
M. Anderson and children, of Nc
Minnville,a ARE visiting at her fathers,
r. S. Stroud. ,..,... Horace Harwell, of
McMinnville, is here in charge of our
depot while Mr.. Dlbrell is at Nash
vile.
We stepped into A, H.. Gross
Thursday and found all hands busy
opening up a large new spring stock
of stylish millinery, new ribbons,
ornaments, etc. When all the stock
is received it will be one of the lar
gest and completest stocks ever
shown in McMinnville, and Mrs.
Gross invites all the ladies to make
her an early call. Miss Fannie
Gross will return from Louisville
next Monday.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
Steam Laundry.

c. A. Hopkins is agent for Me-
Ewens Steam Laundry, which does
the best work to be had in the State.
Leave your laundry at Thurman's
store Tuesday, and you can always
get it the Saturday following.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29

A new counterfeit 10 bill on the
Germania National Bank of New
Orleans is in circulation.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
CHEAP RATE EXCURSIONS

Will be run on all the railroads for parties desiring to attend
the sale. ru4
Admission is today one of the most progressive. prosperous
and GROWING young cities of the South. 1t has the finest
schools in the State, the finest churches of any city of like
population in the United States. Ithas the largest and most
successful manufacturing establishments in the South. TRAY
cling expenses will be refunded to all parties making invest
mentS. .9. Iaa ID
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
Town Topics

Select sugar cured hams al d. o.
Jenkins.
Miss Maggie Wallace spent Sum
day last at home.
Mr.. /. j. Thurman returned
home Thursday.
Gardeners are now beginning to
find employment.
"A fine article of New Orleans
Syrup at D.. 0. jenkins.
w. s. Maddux has a second hand
one-horse wagon to sell.
New hammocks and croquet sets
at Ritchey & Bostick's.
"A new stock of flower pots just
received at Ritchey x Bostick's.
"A big new stock of Envelopes
Just received ut the STANDARD office.
Go to Ritchey & Bostick's for
reels, poles, lines, and fishing tackle.
IT. G. Lind, Esq, has been in
Nashville on legal business this week.
Examine Ritchey & BOstick's
big stock of iishing;tackle before buy
ing
You will find choice oranges,
lemons and c%ocoanuts at d. o. Jen>
kins.'
Stroud & CO., request all indebted
to them to call and make settlement
ut once.
s. 7. West Il Co., have a second
hand Jersey wagon which they will
sell cheap.
w. S. Lively Il Co., have an ele'
CANT line of baby buggies an hand, at
low prices.
Mr.. VIM. Biles will leave mex
Monday for Selma, Ala, with Il Cal
load of horses.
The plank fence on the east side
of the G. F. College lot has been re
built this week.
DR.. Thos. Many has sold hi
farm near Goodbars, to Mr.. John B
Biles, and moved to town.
"A few teams have been at work
this week cleaning mud off the streets
and replacing it with gravel.
DO not fail to attend the most at.
tractive entertainment of the season
at the G. p. Church Friday night
Apr. l..
Mr.. David f. Wallace, after two
years spent at Pine Ridge Agency
in Dakota, returned home last Mon
day.
Read the article in another col
ump about the novel entertainment
at the C.. p. Church next Frida!
night, Apr. 4.
Anything you want in the wa!
Of fresh groceries, corrections, anC
canned goods can always be found a
ID. O. Jenkins
There is plenty of time yet 70
March to make a lamb-like adieu
but the roaring lion act was well pre-
scented Thursday night.
One would have supposed from
the amount of trading going on Wed
nesday that a big bonanza had beef
struck in the oil well.
The McMinnville postofice ha
not been supplied with the nel
stamps yet. Postmaster Wood
rather "stuck" on the old style.
Miss Lillian Jetton, of Murfree,
bor0, arrived Thursday to spend
couple of weeks with her cousin, Mi.
Matte Jetton, at the Warren Honso
For SALE-Almost new CCmbir
ed Reaper and Mower Buckeye, IAN
good Spring Tooth Hay Rake. Ca
soon. w. A. JOHNSON.
-Morford & Co., are receiving an
opening their big new spring stoc
this week, embracing everythin
new in the dry goods line. Lookou
for their advertisement next weel
If you miss the entertainment
the c. p. Church Friday night APP
4. you will regret it. 1t will be
grand evening for those who witnet
it.
The county organization of Il
Farmers and Laborer's Union wi
meet at the Courthouse in this pla
next Friday and Saturday, April 4
and 9TH.
Mr.. w. G. Womack will lea
Monday next for the markets to br
spring goods, and says he is going
buy them cheap and sell them 4
.a,nn xt,axv
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29

\ rich vein of silver ore has been
discovered in Bradley county.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29

Subscribe Tor the STANDARD, $l.OO.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncv.York Tuesday, Aug. 5.-BEENES-Receips l2o
carloads of 9Ol Al carloads At Nc,hiWkr 10" ~
n,..ffn afIV. lIOb0k,n. WhcA went dfttl
n ,t side a6attors 10 cslloaG. OF GOth-t to De- sa IL
tered mainly for British markets, ana "< ,du1 ~ J'
C for III pncnt the hoo No trading ih NE 'a'u"'
CIV drc>.od beef ,low a. aj1c Tor Texas i'd 60
-i fr native do and Chicago dr-scd a-" duh al %
,c for medium fs- Texas beet. aLd Gd'c for ha' We
Yesterday was a bank holiday ia London and y" b'cf
cable received ~ Fa>tHah~ 'oHpNN ~ - %
ainrd from Other indicat" drop q 1N 2c % u
ON American -tccss, with l0d 2c dad NrPlt a. w
medium 70 choice. lscifGrldtb 'i hdS u"upV-
ie,s participated I'm The decline.
IL looks now II American rhipners Wefe peIbfme "
ovc,Go the business again. They have madc Little uonry
Tho last weeks and low fcignts contracts have been
made for 45Q ~ shngs for August induce renewed on
rd,nce n their ability to rc,rcvc some o th"r losses
~" Nevada ais with 2iO quarters of h,f th"
Italv with 52O and 300 quarters, ~" Jc,' V
Win $50 cattle about LOO qusi.e and N'dh,-d1y
The and city of chester vii carr lH'u Fnaf'
SIS do for the Iai', and To Poaa is also booked
for "Wednesday but he nuWbr' 81 head o. b" shipped had
not hccn ,ot:i,d at last accounts.
CAIN Receipt, 3a' h'od oi Which -et az OVy,.h,
show no guota1lc change in prlceS Ical' -od a,
30 5l2c for medium good buttcrmils. Pss~trs and
"cul" veaS at .G3c and neatly carloads "i western
pressed calves slow o: 4a5c for drcseed and
buttermks and 7a9c for city dressed 'eas "a few fancy
Sslcs- Hume Mullen los Veal, 100 N, at 5ac; 4S
do Jj4 \ at jiac cuis lSJ y. at Sc.
Ifaienbeck & Hollis 1J7 Western CalNc. 200 n, at
31c - Bgtterniks and gr.sSrrs IoXrd ~ at
Jel,ine Wright Co.e7 Veais. l69 n. at sc; cniis
1877 n. at &C.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccpts 10 carloads OF 4 0s0
head-l5 carloads ~ Jersey City carload at |9tis.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAI,-The brick Maloct 1 Is iGn' 1G1
Haverstra& hard bicxs quoted a. 20 -" "a a. 81 81 Crton
BGGna SlS H%sesaie m 'insib portland - b ~ 50
SOC per bb and finishing. 81 70 HtS' ~. 10 nsr
St Jonn'. Lime eOa99c LS'hSI L. iIajr fSc
CIiICORY-Steady and in med rate dt.al,u'- "c "
seelss yellow PPpsf 3@Gosc eEIn,bers TngIsh casks
genuine Granulatcd 6ioc; Taylor bIo'he'S T's"'" '
COCoA-A quiet and festureless nsr&Gt M4f%S%egg MT4f%S%sg
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Ears vo.bsd Caracas 1873 bags unwasEed a.. 900 Ne.
washed Porto Capci'. piNatr tms, V ~ ld 80 cit
eI .i1nc ~ AZ @e Outset there break Of 1000
uoots bu, this followed BY recoNcif D 'GU P'i ~
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75s 3D. Rotteid dam, Aug 1-Ine p9ch S"' Gnr W vi Kinds
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6sto%eS % in Antwerp august 791o9 bac. arrivals & at
%nt~crp during Jur 3floo eacS Ro gn"'s TGIGar nis
1aL receipts. 1000 bags RIO ce92nce Tor oo 10 & +Uo
IScs d 70, EuIopc 1000 bag total stock Ia nG0 rag
HiioNst 4 iSgC 29j Geo hays; same time 1879 "1ooW
has s5roe time 1885 1000 BAGS; receipts az santos
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