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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
E. Holloway. AuctiOneer.

CPECIAL SALE OF FINE SHOES-I
- will place on sale at my store. No. 256
during the week. a very clean, choice lot of
Shoes just bought out of a bankrupt stock at
so cents on the dollar. In this lot of goods
you will find the following well-known
makes and the prices l will sell them for.
Curtiss & Wheelers S. and So shoe, Hough &
Ford's S4.75 and $3.50 shoe D. Armstrong y
Co.'S S. and $3.50 shoe, Reynolds Bros. So and
S5.25 shoe, all go at S27 IS this week. all our
$3.50 and 81 shoes at So this week. all
our 81 50 and So shoes at 81 80 this week; all
our 81 and 81 % shoes at S1.25 this week;
mems coltskin shoes, worth 81, go at 81 this
week; all our mems 81 and S. shoes at 81 so;
all our $3.50 shoes at $3.50. and all shoes in
the house at the same slaughter prices. Re-
member the goods are all high grade and as
good as can be bought anywhere in the city
and warranted as represented or money re-
funded. always do as l advertise; come
and see for yourself. Cut this out, as il will
not appear again. E. Holloway, 256 East
Seventh st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
Wednesday.

Fred Robe 10 J VI Kirschbaum, II l., 40
subd blk % L DaytOn's go. ......,-;,. Sl'4VV
j NJ hirSchbaum 10 Fred Rohe, IL DIX 49,,
J. BiTmingham'S ....- --.-;.--; 'eU
r Leffmanu ct al 10 II \ Ertz,l }, blk >,
Lehman < Haas add. $500. 50O
Vim Powers 10 John Powers, II l., blkl, ,,,
Sim oTaTins p PAX rs,'- n 'e---.' " 1, 200
Clinton johnson 10 L J DObner,lt 3, Dix -,,
, Midway heights ....-- ............ 'VU
c H Pratt 10 Northern shade Cloth com
panv. : " - Fl It's l. and Is, blk 50. 81. 80,
Anthony PaTk----.--...--.-.-.. -: oJO
Agnes ArrOl to Il Schniltger, It's and 80.
g. blSl. Clarke's Fourth-..-.-:- -: 9,VUO
II Schnittger TO Agnes ArrOl, Its %
and p. 4 Browns subd blk +. Sun ~.
son. Brown & Ramsey s-..-...---...-- 5'OVO
Johanna Nelson 10 Maria Hakanson, II
L. blk -, Arlington Hills.........--.- 69O
Total eleven transfers 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
EuRSdaJ.

y H Howard 10 A L Webster, 1t 16, BLK
:. ST Clair Street and : L add, Plat l. .Sl,5O9I
u ono 10 II A Seiferth blk :, Otto add. 3uOo
i Turgrimson 20 J P Gribben. II Z,
blk Q and Il e. blk 1, Merriam Park ~,
Third add &c.,. $500. .........-..--- S,UUV
Two unpublished. .S2'7oo
Total 5trarsfars $4,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
saturday.

yer Lake Villas. ........9..... s.. 900
Alfred Tredell to john Anderson, 1t 70.
snbd blk -, Cottage Homes. ...-..... 500
Fairchild to J A Lindquist 1t % blk
10, Midway Heights -. .............. 1000
Martha J Logan to F knauft, 1t . blk
3. Forepaugh's Div A. ......... $500
st Joseph's Academy to Hy Whitehead,
1t II, blk 4, Academy Heights. ........ 500
5. Hoyts add. ............. . 900
feet It 6. summit Court. 10000
T Kavanagh to Albert r Scott. its %.
Il. q. Blk Z, Rogers ................. 1880
Magdalena Lutz to Mary Lutz, e u 1t q,
blk ?, Magoffin l. Breck. .............. $500
c A Lamoerson TO Michel. 1t II, blk Z,
Winters add .....- Observation-Disclosures. 400
F W Farrar to Chas Kreger, 1t II, blk IL
Auerbach IL Hand s......... ...--.... $500
Two unpublished deeds. $3.50
Total. thirteen transfers. S9O,5OO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
Thursday.

Capital City Real Estate and Improve
ment syndicate to Margaret E Morley,
It ,. blk q. Paul Martins First. - $50
Dennis Mccarthy 10 James Page. II -,
Heindrickson's add-..........-...---- 5s5OU
s y Stewart 10 J Wetherald, - OF
ne L of Sc L, sec l, town 20, range D. 6UO
P HOEanson 10 Aug Xix, Il Il, blk ;,
Lehman Il Haas add.......-........ 6OO
Aug Xix TO & SetlOW, same ....-....... 6OO
JF HOll to Martha Rupert, 1t 9, blk ),
Drake's Second add. 1850
VIM Sands to Mary Henderson. It %,
Hendrickson's add. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Nj G Brown TO Eli S Warner, It's and
10 blk l. Bryant's add 900
r Smith ct al to F J WOlcott. 1t 10, blk
. Nininger Il Donnelly's add. $500
] G Macdonald 10 John II Nickel, Its "a
and .. blk %. Summit park. ........ $500
James Page to VIM Sands, 1t %, Hen
dTickson's add. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Dora 4 Dyer TO Ara Sumbards 1t l, blk
3. Syndicate Add No ..-----.-- $500
E Godfrey to Ellen Hayes, 1t II. blk
3. MiIton's add ......... .............. LBS
One unpublished. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Total. Il transfers. .....-.........--S 34,2lO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

chute Bros Div ........-.........-.s2, 200
Oliver Person 10 Abby J Gray,lt Is and
70, blk >, Syndicate Add No. A.. 1850
P Nj herst to Peter KeTst, It's /, ; and 6,
DAYTON STANDARDIZATION 900
Emerson Hadley to 4 Hadley, 1t q,
blk l6. summit Park. 60 ......-....-.. 2,SUO
Chas Stevens TO E Z Stone, 1t y, blk 10,
Castles. ............. -. ............ 500
subd blk 10, stinson's add ,..........15 200
7. Dix Il. Woodland Park. ............ 5000
Twounpublished. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Total. Q transfers. ...-.......S 45.550
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
PERSONALS.
. ATTENTION. =
NOTHING Is IMPOSSIBLE.

Clairvoyant-G news to all. Arrival
extraordinary of Mrs. DR.. Dale, spirit medium
and trance clairvoyant; born with double
veil and wonderful gift of second sight; while
entranced will reveal every hidden mystery
of life; understands the science OF the per
sian and Hindoo magic" or ancient charm
working, and prepares Egyptian tallsmans.
which will overcome your enemies, remove
family troubles restore lost affections, make
marriage with the one you love-nO failure;
removes evil influences, bad habits; cures
witchery, fits. rheumatism, opium ana
morphine habits, drunkenness. female
complaints and all long standing and
mysterious diseases; will give correct
deaths. divorces, absent friends; everything;
never failing advice to young men ON mar
rage and how to choose wife for happiness.
and what business is best adapted for speedy
riches; stock speculation specially; recoV-
ers lost stolen or buried property; locates
treasures and minerals; also gives lnd1s-
pensable advice to young ladies Oh love, court
Ship and marriage, if your lover is true or
false; all who are in trouble, whose fond
hopes have been blasted, who have been de-
ceived and disappointed through false pre-
dictons of others, before giving up to de-
spair, are invited 10 call and become con-
WINGED of the true statements OF the above
without delay Business private and conf
Dental; satisfaction guaranteed. \. B.
Letters with stamps answered; cut this out,
as it will not appear every day. T. S.-Send
for circular for full description of the differ
ent charms for uniting the separated, caus-
ing speedy marriages, etc, good luck etc:
Office hours, a. m. tot p. m. Residence, 450
Minnesota ST., near Eighth, st. Paul, Mimi.
CAST OFF CLOTHING-Must have them
~ to ship; pay best prices orders attended
any distance in st. Paul. E. Green, 2l6-21S
Washington av. south.
GALL ON MADAME MOSS, the cele-
~ brated clairvoyant and magnetic healer,
376 Market st., near Sixth.
no YOU WEAR SHOES?-H so, try E.
- Holloway, 256 East Seventh.
EREE! FREE! FREE TEST! THE
Il Stars of Mystery. Nine. and Prof. Lor
enze, the wonderful trance mediums, have
arrived. Every hidden mystery revealed.
Help and advice given. Free tests for five
days. Offices 275 Eighth st east Second floor
'front.', Sundays included.
IRIS. JACOBS, clairvoyant and business
WI medium, 220 Lyndale av. north, Mime
apolis. will give sittings in st. Paul Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 a. N. to D.
m, at $50 West Seventh ST., Rooms 1 and p
second floor where engagements can be made.
NIISS M'LEOD gives medicated baths and
1II magnetic massage treatment. No. 5
Sixth st. south, Minneapolis.
WIAVI-A guaranteed cure for all diseases
Room 20, Mannbeimer block
(ETANTED-By experienced lady teacher
w of modern languages and music, board
in exchange for instruction; references ex-
changed Instruction. Globe Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
INSTRUCTION.

CLOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE wants
VI gentsyaen and ladies to learn telegraphy,
shorthand, bookkeeping, typewrtng, Ger
man,setc. F. A. Maron, Fourth and jackson.
TNSTRO CTION on piano with use of in
i strument; private; new beginner: state
terms. Address 2I2, Globe.
CEND FOR CATALOGUE of st. Paul
- Home School. 81 fglehart st. Mrs. NJ. W.
Brown, principal.
CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
y thoroughly taught day and evening by
competent and practical teachers. Miss j.
D. Hess Eighth floor, Pioneer Press building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

StOUARE PIANO, furniture and large
- lot of bed linen at auction, at my auction
rooms, over my store, 256 East Seventh ST.,
up stairs, Wednesday, Aug. 49, at 10 a. m,
consisting in part of bedroom sets, carpets,
cooking, heating and gasoline stoves, ana
bed linen from about fifty rooms: complete,
all laundried and ready for use, and consists
large office desk, custom-made. Remember
the place, 256 East Seventh st. E. Holloway,
Auctioneer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

uAVE you more furniture than you need?
L l. If so. bring it down to my auction rooms.
over 256 East Seventh, and l will sell same
Wednesday, Aug. 49, at 10 a. m. E. Holloway,
Auctioneer, 256 East Seventh st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
PATENTS.

A MEXICAN Patent Market and Nov<ty
n Factory. A. NJ. Carlson, soliciting at
torney and manufacturer and seller of pat
ents, 615 and 6l7 Mississippi ST., st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
TO EXCHANGE.
: - = " y,

T WILL TRADE two of the best English
l. pointers in the stale. thoroughly broken,
for good roadster Address Dogs. care of
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

&H60 WILL BUY a lot near Summit av.
spOCO in Merriam Park, near end of
Selby av. cable and Grand av electric lines.
This is offered cheap to sell. A snap on easy
terms; do not fail. Call Charles Rudolph, II
National German-Ameriean Bank.
C676-ELEGANT sOUTHFACING
tDO - lot on Charles St, in Syndicate
No. 5; little cash, long time, at per cent;
you can double what you put in easy.
Rothsehild Thurston, Pioneer Press Build
ing.
SI,JLO dition. This il on HOLY sT'.
and formerly cost $1,000, put must De sold.
DO you want it! S. 9. Pierce, rs East
Fourth st,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

uOUSE-For rent, the first floor, contain
II ing five rooms, at No. III East Fourth
st.; sewer and water connections IN the
house; good barn on premises; can be had
for SIS month. Apply to John Olson, 993
Burr St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

y j. ROCHEX, y. W. Steam Dye Works;
L. Office, 416 Robert ST., Ryan block;
works 70 and 81 Indiana av.
TAMIsON 90. New York Steam Dye
y Works; ladies' and gents clothing spe-
cialty. IA " est Sixth ST.
UAHLERT s. MINTEL. Minnesota
II Steam Dye Works, 244 East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

ITO EXCHANGE-Quarter section farm
l. ing land on Great Northern railway,
forty miles from Minneapolis; clear; will
trade for st. Paul property, or acres near city.
Address G. II. NJ, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

MO so MARTIN ST. for So, 500, on cas-
~ lest of terms. A. B. Wilgus d Co.
q Q60-LoT in Palace addition, on
tDl sOCO Ashland av., second lot east of
Avon St this is q perfect lot, and is literally
the biggest bargain on st. Anthony Hill;
water, sewer, gas and sidewalk. William
CanbY. SIG Pioneer Press Building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16

10-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE, fine
IC brick terrace, all nicely furnished, to
rent to good party; $50 per month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

Htrusyp. Va. Nov. a0-NO offerings a.
auction to-day or for tho month ending to-day.
Private sales reported to-day. Wrappers. hogs
head: filters. c4t cutters. Do, smokers, !a. cue
ting Jugs. O.; scrap bright, b, bareys, So DARK
Iriyato saics reported for the month Wrap
pers. g6s bogsheads. filters, h-1. cutters. no.:
smoker. SOB: scrap Nrght. c2'. dark lear. pa
lurleys. Sc; cutting lues l6' stems ltrghtl 20
Total. 1926.
insrectiOns for the month: inspections. hrlght'
10ti hOgshcads and - ilerccs; dark, 2>5 iogs-
heads and 2b tiercos: Western 81 huEshead@
and .rrcc Rcm,pecuous. bright. aW hogs
heads and g tierces dark, ~ hogsheads AMI 3
rercos: Western. hOEsleats. Total sthpius
for the month. l''oo hoesheads ana ID 1eroes
aug toTlners. Allegheny, Old Dominion. Meals,
pevannOrt's ShOck0o and ScaDroo. 8 tobacco
Warehouses report to-day: Hecelli-. - pack
l,rt6 Wilson's. Virginia. Naughan's. Jones and
Planters added. report for tho month: Re
CONS. 1.9q. packages; deliveries. 1916 Xcess
at doiiverics over receipts for the MONTH DIS
ii,.,,e.rrot revenue collections to-day: Tax paid
cigars and cigaroitos' s,.t33; laN i"lo ing 70
lscros s3UG.1l. tax IaId special. Sf-' t'tai,
s3aae.2t For the month: Tax ana cigars ana
cioarettee SlGs es.40; tax paid plug totaccOs,
sG4s-g.1s: tax paid special, S@lo-5' total sllr-
ll3 90. 1890. ..f7 7.....,.. =, .
month 9t5.,1apounls of loose tObacco. highest
price. go Crenshaws tobacco warehouse sold
rs Lao l1oun1s. highest Irlco. sah,
Dr. Il h. Neal. Jr., arrived 81 nome saturday
uisIf last ne Saws hc saw very IeN MIaI"l -.
Durham ana Dauylllo; found lrli iHe"t - very
vlrrs. large receipts and sales ilOcAeu I'D Dan
,ile 8rlrinr fhe last week, with lalrOfer salo
on the Dunyiilo tobacco market to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

AH .al Nov. e0-Ne.,rs. Hubbard. Price
A iaelr cotton crc1iar today. say
'rf ~ encourage cement tlere has bcen ln
tf.lt was lp o. clock with bulls.
i.f hour were from three 90 tour
afuiaF and ine bears are admit
ed 20 the ta1nfy OF the market
N despite the PREDICTIONS Of big
Il To-day ano ior the week. go gen
el over ON SATURDAY, the market
nF i-oi lower than on Satur-
te confident sellers OF last week here
".W Orleans have turned BUYERS in q
co.. ID winch tle offerings were small The
.H' nom is large. bat not Qs large as 10
have been haa New Orleans received all
was promised would come forward and
tae na. been hrmcr than New Aorh toe
-t.ern spot markets are no lower. and
t it stli 90 l0e holders seem content %
.YlNI' uts. he Tact seems 90 b.. hat
B VI current price, Is pretty well ID est-
- tAI.rialon of an s0JOUU crop An as
. ilIs production VIII hardly more
f. io Keep values down 10 present hg-
r N--i' aly 'e-0pmentB indicating
r. ifo lNclon would probably re-
~ " al tauce. l-t mates 81 port re-
o., t.I "'.A faf WlHtly anu
'.-'.i..s. Ihc interior movement to-day
d.. .' Nc 'inalcr lItu .Cet year ANA much
lt. com nE io hand is ordered llld.
nt.'cA he mar.et continued st0GdF
A.. '.taall. ln hit,nsfh ana closing irm
...e OF DtDU. points ON saturday d
A.'. receipts gro ltnU bales. being
inan expected at New Orieans. ban
.."N-h augusta gets 500 bales less than
-il Aeu las I'D peg cent less Rather
r. tafhei seems generally anticipated 20
closed steady. hecoints at the ports
."ee4 ,IND 5000 bales. derculing
III ".Al proportion 0i 2lu00 ales due 1T New
f, Nt +fNt. joe fr0t ma kct rs quiet 10
3 iflc.s tlddlinx uplands. sI-fG
l.'.. tfs transactions ID futures. 10000
I' -tctInucrt l.,f f4.si; January. Z. 99a7.gf:
..il, .N; March 625; April. 8i0dQ4o;
.a.', ''i' June, s.6i@ae3. July, S1i@a72:
ILOIrCe.
g,. ..if-i lonr closed quiet and steady: fine
seD iluf. ? oJa5 Cd. do winter, 81 So
Sle.Ii ,IAne spring &sJl@a60; do winter
WIN, ifa 40. ? spring, 1At1e4 5J; do
N, rf@3, ciiy mill extras Sa2J@J.35 for
ira. -ANita Houthcrn i0ur closed quiet:
ll .amllv estras 1890.
f. b eat options were moderately ac-
a, Gay uut prices were weaE anrine the
lor,t, mn, lheie was some selling by ey-
-'''-ia aud local holders On weaker markets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


VvIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
' GRFFNVTTIE CIRCUIT COURT ON THE
18TH DAY or NOVEMBER. 159l.-In Chancery.
SNYDER. Harris. Bassett II Co. a corporation
incorporated under the laws OF the State OF
Pennsylyania. which sues for the benefit pit
self End all other lien creditors OF i he Meher-
rim Lumber Company, a corporation chartered
under the laws of Virginia, who may choose TO
become parties 10 this suit and pay their share
of the costs.
Against
The Neherrin Lumber Company. q corporation
chartered under the laws Of Virginia; L. i,
Gaskns and VI. l.. Gaskins, his wife; Phil
Meisel, Jr trustee in q deed Of trust made by
said Aieherrin lumber Company on the 23i OF
Auril f~~G: T.. G. Iurway and I. L. Campbell,
trustees under deed Of trust made blythe said
company and others on the 18th day OF Janu-
aryI 1855: j. J. Montague, fhu Melsel, Dr., IN MS
own right and A. l.. shepherd
The object OF this suit is 70 obtain settle
ment OF the account OF l.. &. Turway and l. L.
Campbell. trustees. under the deed Of trust
dated January p. 1883 and 20 subject the pro-
perty real and personal, OF The Nleherrin Lnm-
Der Company 10 the payment OF the liens bnd-
Ing upon he same. -
And 1t appearing by nm affidavit made and
filed that tho defendant, Phil Meisel Jr., Is a
nonresident Of the State of Virginia. II Is or
dered that he appear here within hfteen DAYS
after due publication OF this order and do what
Is necessary % protect his interest herein.
cOpy-Ieste;
Z. l.. TURNER. Clerk.
TURNBULL & GOODWIN, c. no Ut iw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

-Tub-washed. free burrs. 2sa29c.; IN
washed do. agile; MernO, unWashed, .oc.;
bury. case per round less
Skins etc.-Shecpskins: Green saned iamDs
l0a5Oe: green salfed shearllngs l5ao1c.;
green salted wool skins '5c.asl.'O.; dry lambs,
2taf0c.: dry Shearhngs, tsilc.; dry WOOL
SKINS, C5aa1c; goat skins dry I5a$c.; goat
skins green sailed. ;ra5Oc; deer skins, l3a
2-c per pound tallOw. 4a319c. per pound:
fish sounds, 21a2Ic yer pound. 80,
HcmlOck Sole Leather-tIOod stamp middle
WEIGHTS. Iga2Oc per pound; light weight l3aDc.;
hest stamp B. \. sole leather 2laS2c.; good Dam
aged best selection. l9aac.; as 10 runs. llal9c.;
damaged. an weights according TO quality, lba
1sc: poor damaged. l4a.6c.; hemlock backs, hfss
selection. 2.a2lcc.: second selection DaZ2c.;
third selection. lsa20c. .t-. ,- oo.
quality and weights, 3aa3Gc.; prime OAK SOLE "a
8ic.: good OAK sole, 3Ja3@c.; oaA s9le, oIliAIy'
Qsa2sc.: oak backs, per pound according 10 quail
lifiides"Dry flint, 11basc. per pouni'
dry flint damaged J1aJ5c. per yound; dry
Ginf calf rafc. per pound: dry sailed, 519a
fibr rer pound: dry saited, damaged, 2aoo.
per pound. dry sailed. calf &c. per pound Dry
sailed Cline hides case. per pounai, green
falted, 4a5c. yer pound; green salted dam
AGED 3a3lsc per pounds; green salteu heaFy
efeer and heifer hides. sixty pounds ana over
ore worth lc uor pound more than above quOta-
lions for green sailed hides. green sailed car
Skins No j. t-affc Per pound No. = 5oai'c.
rer Mound: green hides, 3aic per pound;
,,roon sailed hides. NO. J, twenty 10 lmrty
Touuds alaa4c uer pound green sailed hides.
30 twenty 10 thirty pounds 6a3sc. per
,oun8: veal hps fifteen 10 twenty pounds SO.
AZ - ,--,,-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Lrnohbnrg. 81.

IYxCunCRa. VA. Nov. 2S.-0ur receipts or lear
iarco reeclcd s,s. 400 uouuds THIS week in
crossing tho to.al since October I. lS". 10
) 1853 900 pounds against ..-na6D pounds 0uf'hk
the eanc rCuOt ia-t season Dark topacco7
formed me bulk OF the offerings, with common
and uoudo,cript grades prCdOminatng. To-
lacc0s with good body and substance ARC yeII
scarce SO iar. and con. cqucnfly BRING very hieh
lr.Cce. Will sftoug demand prevailing Tor me
Same Fright tobacco form good non
ia smoker. cs:' en- Duf stfmning lcnI nc
reasonable prices Filters and wrappers are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

PRODUCE.
Tuftor: Fancy creamery, 2ia21c.: dairy
,ecked a2a2lc.; Merchants packed i3a.3c.;
ir Use: common 1lal2 C.
Eggs; lucrates 2la5c; IA barrels 23.; Guinea
&c
DREs I'D POULTRY.
Turkevs. per round le6al5c.. Ducks. i2l6aIsc,
Chickens, l.al0c.
LIVE POULTRY PER HEAD.
iva hens. fat case; hens and roosters, 23a
9sr'. r,-lrIens. yonng and grown, e2a2ic.;
chichens. medium and fat. l6a2Jc., chickens,
small l0sl2c.
CANE.
Yenison. per pound iial5c.i rabbits lOaH
Eirds-parridg 3. dead. llalE5-c.. lucas i've
apiece e1arJc Decsc. lOft0.
FfUTTs AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes: Irish, 40a5qc. Dor Dushel.
Potatoes, Northern, s175asO0. per barrel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

I1vERroo1~ Nov 8o~C ot,on-Spot dull; mid
ding uplauds. 41-lG Sales. $3.50 laies. Fn-
lures steady; December lanuory. -.-0i; Jan
uarv-F February c-64; February March, 21-6i;
Narch-Auril, 43l-Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

NoRrc,v. VA. Nov .0.-pcanut market steady;
prime. 24c; strictly prime. &c.: fancy o'sc.'
~rani~h .i.C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

NV ORLEANS. Ia. Nov. 80-Sugar-Kette
quiet, prime. a. y2sc fair, - -i9t. ket;
centrifueal Quiet. choice white "a ~ -c.
Nolasses unchanged. Lice quiet and un-
CHANGED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

Prints: Darkest, 3l6c.; Lodi41sc.; Aliens, 5sc.;
Gloucester, 5lsc; HarteL g.; simpson. &C.; Pa
cinc &C., Hamilton, &C.; Miners Sheetlng, &c !;
Merrimack. 4lsc.; American. 41sc
brown sheetings: - James River y o &c; s
James River n, sac; ~ 5ames River 81 II.
E6c.: "A James River D ID. Glec; "A james River
Nm. &c.; Al Richmond J. J., Be-; - Old Do
minion SIC; a. Manchester, 5lzc.; Is On Do
minion 4c: 81 Gull City. 8l9c;:. a Whitney fin 0
&c: IA Williamsyile. &C.; "a Morolock 6lc.; "a
Minneola. &C.; l0a Riverside DC; l0-A Boston.
CSC.
Stripes and Cheyiots: American, bee; Amos
keag. eag1Sc. Boston. 6lec.; Columbia brown,
s 1oi6c.: Otis BIB. silc; Otis &C. 7i4c; Thorn
dlte. sjlagl6c; UncaWille A, 7i4c.; Amoskeag
cbeyiots. SAP .c.: Columbian do, nc: Eain-
inrgh do. SIZE Glenolden do. SEC; Jas. Long
do. s'9c. >.. - -.
Anonsta. DOC: Boot f3iaiOc.; charleston, Cilc :;
1iifton X. e3{c; Continental &C.; Darlington,
81, DWIGHT "A standard. ,ae.i, hamilton
brown. &C.: do blue, lOc.; Lyman ii blue. l0c :
Mae u &c: Mass. y y. &C.; Natchez j, GI4c:
Tseoiet 6slc.: Pelzcr. elec.; PeppereA arse: /:
Piedmont. &c: stark brown. e.
Glazed jamhrics: Garner. hec's Leu Cross,
&c. Edwards 4Ilc.; >. ;. y son, 4<trc. fassale
glove finish, 4I,c; Empire, ftc.; Washington.
&c: L. ~. W. a Sons, 41,c.; Peacock s,tc.
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Dnras. DfEsrUIEs. ~. &C


Alum: &c.
Alcohol: s2.35as240 per gallon
Concentrated Lyo: $40 to $3.50 per case OF
four dozen.
Copperas: &c TO 1&c.
CochneaI: soc. per pound
Extract of LogWo0d: l3al6.: assorted nc:
Oils. 1inseed. flaGCc.; machine I5af2c.;
sperm 75casl; whale 45c.; straits, 39a35c.; La
brad0r-cod OIL fOaj0c.: lard. 6Oa65c. sweet 50
Gallon: Virginia lubricating, l5a4Oc.; kerosene.
Sal.c cash per gallon.
Indigo. tta.lc.
Madder:I0ai2c.
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Cement Boeondale. $40 FER barrel
Lime: Agricultural. salOc. per bushel; Rock
land. 50 1oaeII5 per barrel, according 70 guam
fity: Virginia. SL00aSl.05.
Plaster: Lump. $500 per ton; ground, $50;
calcincd plaster. s .0j. 49,, -
North Carolina Tar. large SIZE IS; coal tar.
a. .....,
lire Brick per 000, s55as6o
clustering Hair: 3ayc. Ter pound