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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
August.
Flower

How does he feel Pile feels
blue, deep, dark, unfading, dyed
in-the-wool, eternal blue, and he
makes everybody feel the same way
August Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel2-He feels
headache, generally dull and con-
slant, but sometimes excruciating-
August Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel7-He feels
violent hiccoughing or Jumping of
the stomach after a meal, raising
bitter-tasting matter or what he has
eaten or drunk--August Flower
the Remedy.
How does he feel Pile feels
the gradual decay OF vital power !;
he feels miserable, melancholy,
hopeless, and longs for death and
peace-August Flower the Rem
edy.
How does he feel Pie feels so
full after eating a meal that he can
hardly walk-August Flower the
Remedy. %
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Look here" said a dude 10 a re-
porter, you tell me couple OF good
jokes. want 10 get them of as orig
inal. you know. at little gathering
tonight I'll lend you five dollars II
you do"
IL don't think IL will work." replied
the newspaper man, pensivoly.
why notp''
IL am so blamed poor that II | am
found with five dollars on my person.
I'll be suspected OF having stolen
them; and you are 80 blamed stupid
that II you get of good joke, every
body will suspect right of that you
stole it"-Texas Siftinga
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Lord Salisbury Have you ever calcu-
lated, your highness the number of um-
brellas you have used since you assembled
the throne.i
Queen victoria-'I suppose no more
than other folks
Lord Salisbnry-''I was thinking you
did. You know we have had fifty years
Of continual reign
And Lord Teedledum and the marquis
OF Bareacres burst out in loud wha- haw
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Well dressed stranger Madam, In the
upper left hand pocket OF vest that Won
gave 10 miserable tramp a few months
ago. there was cigar belonging to your
husband. have
Lady Of the house-Why, Is this the
same man, What great change
Yes, a rich uncle died suddenly and
left me all his wealth. AS was about TO
say. have 20 thank your husband.
why, what forlr
For the cigar. gave II 20 my uncle. y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
More mendlns to DO.

Convert (who has but recently espoused
the faith and has just busted his sus.
penders) Dang the dinged luck
Minister twho happens to overhear the
remark)-Tut, tut, man, you mustn't
swear--I thought you had mended your
ways.
Convert tconfusedly) have, par
son, 80 have; AMI now I've got to mend
these dinged suspenlers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
Curs.iIIng Expenses.

Wife, am n going TO economic In our
household expenses, Charlie.
Charlie kissing her fondly)-what n
dear little WHEY you are.
Wife continuing I've discharged
the servant girl and hired chinaman.
Husband-But where does the economy
come In
Wife-Why, the kisses you were obliged
10 pay her for You can get from me for
nothing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
Not n Hard Hint TO Take.

Mr.. Faintheart-Are you fond OF cham
payne. Miss Rosa,
Miss Rosa-Moderately so, but what |
most admire about bottle of champaign
is the cork.
Mr.. F.--Indeedl and for what reason,
prayi
Miss R.-oh, merely because II pops so
delightfully."-.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Alertf When the hills do.
Falfcrf When the sun
Question n his giorJ
Be the perfect one.
surfcit7 when the dafYodn
Doth OF the dew;
Even ms herself. o. friendi
will OF you'll
-EMILy DICKINSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Let no man wear n Derby 10 whom n
silk hat is becoming, except at business
That Is the general law laid down by the
arbit RS. The silk hat for spring is almost
straight in the crown, with n narrow brim
rather sharply curled
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Those who believe that DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
cure them are more liable
to get well than those who
don't.
If you happen to be one of
those who don't believe, there's
a matter Of $500 to help your
faith. It's for you if the max
ers of DR.. Sage's remedy can't
cure you, no matter how bad
or of how long standing your
catarrh in the head may be.
The makers are the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton of Buffalo, NY. They're
known to every newspaper
publisher and every druggist
in the land, and you can cas-
lily ascertain that their words
as good as their bond.
Begin right. The first stage
is to purify the system. You
don't want to build on a wrong
foundation, when you're build
ing for health. And don't
shock the stomach with harsh
treatment. Use the milder
means.
You wind your watch once
a day. Your liver and bowels
should act as regularly. If
they do not, use a Key.
The key is - DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. One a dose.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
Painfully Alarmed.

DeBing--I am painfully alarmed for
fear that my mother in-law rs losing her
reputation for varacity.
DeBangs-Why so.
DeBings Why, she threatens every
morning TO leave my house, but she never
goes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
Probably Not.

Minister Ito chronic topper, who is lean
ing up against n fence)-Uncle John,
where do you suppose you will go when
you die, IL you continue to get drunk like
thisi
Uncle John (thickly)-If can't go any
better'n can now, shan't go (hic) any
where.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

what, going homo novl It's only
five O'clock"
we have dinner at six sharp, you
know
you must be terribly afraid OF your
wife,
"Wifes all right. It's my cook"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

Mslss.
.:s s:ss m: s IL 81 %
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28
His First Dinner I'm n Hotel.

Waitress loudly - Rosebeefsausage-
ggspotatoeslettus
Uncle Silas -Er--r- Il thought this wus
the dinin' room. Amt itl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-28

when Baby was sick. wo gave ner castorla-
When she was Child. she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung To castoria-
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Mn. Nov. 2L-Flonr-Steady;
NcStkrn superhnc. SA5Dd3f5; do. extra, 50 no
4.su. do. family. SL6fo5; winter wheat patent
50 l5@5.J1. spring wheat patent eJ.JPe 5.'0i 90.
straigt. $4,000; receipts, .ltOu larreihf shlN-
mrnts. Iafb,sharrels. sales, - barrels. wheat
30 g red, trmer; spot. Sl0h2, Decembtf
81 OG4al 04ib: January, sLOja 1904; May slllts
@ll2. steamer No. . red. m.ag3 ic;; receipts
IIeHg1 bushels shipments. lsl.@ busheisi STOCK
l-g3.l5f bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Souih-
ern whoat. easv: Fult2. siN0eitJ; longherry'
81 .02 100. Corn Mixed hrm' spot. Bye asked;
yosr. SIC; january 55e514c.; February, 45a
6 $40; March 5la5ia. rocepts ~ ~
bushels: stock, Abis bushels; sales,
$500 bushels Southern corn steady;
white, 4ba5sc.. yellow. 4saMl1c. oats
hrm and higher; No. white Western. 49c
asked: No e mixed Western 5si6m39c.; receipts
1000 bushels: stock % l.t69 bushels. Rye hrm
No @. SLr3.a i0.le receipts. SoiQ bushels stock
w,Sn bushels. Hay steady and hfm' good TO
choice timothy. sl5ai4. Gram freights quiet;
steAIuer 90 LIVERPOOL. per hushel' b''d Corh
for orders. Per quarter IS. sd wAd' cotton, per
pound. &C.; flour, per ton, IN sacks e5c per llO
pounds Cotton nominal; mldd.lhg sWc FRO,
Visions quiet and steady. Butter steady ant
firm Eggs steady at 2a2sc. Gomez STEADY
Rio cargoes. fair loc No =. l344c. Sugar strong;
grannisted.4 3-IGc Whisky firm and unchanged.
Pesnuts-Nlrginia. 3'a31ac.; Wilmington. &c.
StocAs-Nirginia cOnsols, so bid; DO. lO-4Js 80
bid. do. Is s, 6904N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
REGULAR Report Of the Monetary, Gram
and Provision Markets.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF MONEY
Offerings and sales 81 ths h''""'""
rrchauge Internal Revenue '"'''''
tlons-Torcign AdVioo''

,,sr Noy. money closed az per
t,o lowest rate Of the day the highest
,...s ner cent Exchange closed steady;
.r ,.tes 4S.il ls5. actual rates. tsoh Tor
aav bills. and E314Nisi for demand.
,.,,s-nrcnt bonds closed steady. currency
81. r.h.a.ls. coupon, ~ 0id; EXTENDED -s'
re..strea, 500 biz
Tho f~sdine cn che Stock l1chanSe ms
-..nr ussnlll with most Of the business m
.'.g. CAS- Whisky Trust. Lake trle ana
.t...ra rreterr6a. Atchlson and few Diners.
+.eo 54nlng prices were hTm for most Oh we
and naeUuuaI IS higher During ne card
-. noon tAc market We akcned ahd. ulHtl 80
r.l 10 New York Central and ChcaA" .,
-.l broke sharply. tho bottom figures IN
-1f 40 me close. J he decliue ram "a =. .''''
o.. Fl. per cent from "Wednesday u" Das
rL tho greatest shunkage I'D ,hle9HsS, t1,ia
Is. sales 20 noon amounted 70 t Sc.{k the
Shares shortly aicr 90 T,eld Indy
.r,o moment of the failure oI 4g'. ',banye
.rhfr, IS Co. reached the STOCK 4 H.-I'rtss,,t
.. .s rarely fhat failure or an 'l-t IL an
house 1s received on tHe eAlu.' -rr.'txed IN
-...or, M n fhf. failure was ItCt ifte -
Pc IA rn.r IN seH tho market lspsed
...n almost nf elected STATE. IN 49, 20,
~ aul5' r." ,'i ~. 30 short OF stock and this
4l -,,.sr.rI decline. 10 was $50
incl flaf the hru hal covered lol haSS, =, 81
. stocks last Wech. ~ & W. s4orts
vas eo.. 'f,-tb. frm's account. As re-
re-. Of of BE- uncertainty as 60 i now - the he
Pig. tluVt - VAS very little inclination 10
.lil "sp l....- .i,rtqafed rreguiariy throughout
At.' i.-.r ans tho market closed with
srt * tho s ehty lo@ersn ana ne remadhaeS
Chicago Gas closed "a yer cent lower
80. Wednesday price. Il weakness was a.
Tinted fo he Field failure. who Was SAD TO oe
AZ. holder of Chicago Gas. Tho total SAFES
s.h.l .e.dsy amounted 90 g306Js shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

E-cHMoxp. VA, Nov. 97.-No offerings a.
auction to-day. Private sales reported I:
Wrappers IS hogs heads filters. 69' cutters =:
sroOkers.a. Total. So. Inspections. bllEht. -
bogsheads. uerces: reinspecions. bright, gu.
FARMERS, Virginia. Crenshaw's,. Wilson's Sea,
brooks Allegheny, Shochoe, vaughan 5. Oi1
S6eIfn ne tobacco warehousesreport receipts
l22uackages: deliveries 2lO.
lntel nal revenue collections Ia1 Pa'd cigars
and cigarettes. S29s35, tax paid piag tobac-
cos s4.1e483 Total. Sil266s. -
Sb0ckoe tobacco warehouse sold nus morning
"A 30 pounds dark loose tobaccos; highest
rrice $50. Sbockoe warehouse sold for the
- op5inv TO-DAY 1920 lounds, highest
price sli There was very good sale OF loose
bright tohaccos 81 J. Antors tobacco warehouse
Crenshaw's tobacco warehouse ,old 10 Iay "' D. .
poupds loose TO lacc0. ont Tor the week thAtus
~. dav l31 ii5 pounds. highest price for to-day
and for the week was S9.3. .,
ii ID. Fgerton. OF l.oulSonrg \. - atiiNeo ~ ~
Tlcbmo q last night and Is mahlus the once "
a. n IT, Smith his Headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

movement over the lowest figures tonched
i here seems 90 be feoling Of great confidence
in present values aud the market shows power
OF absorption that astonishes the bears and
prevents the Generalization shat should IN ac-
cordancc with their teas. tol ow inc pig re-
ceipis. The interior IN )vement, VIII only 10
li20Q bales against isi.Oql Dales wnionr rbe
failure Of held, LiDdlcY ~ Co.. was Nllhou'
effect on the cotton market ..o
Futures stes d D. Receipts at the ports fof , thet
week ONT TO aOt0O bales. against 2lT;WD l"s'
year The interior movement - slll inc;T,nt
pete bnt will probably be iaA0l bales asnis'os
$4,000 year ago. Stocks VIII nkcy gan 81, ,o0
bales. making plantation movement OF e, mar.
bales, against 2Sl0oi ast year. me So" VS hnics
ket - dull and unchanged Sats, 'lx Mem,
transactions IN futures. IeAJDJ Datc" lamar
S,s' a.. &C. -, ,eS ~. March $500 s5i:
Anril Steos.;.: Nav. s.5,es5s; June. &0'sSOS'
July sstGs.,S.
rEoDvcr.
Flour-Flour closed sea y a. un ,nsn st,d
uriccs Southern flour closed quiet Neoe anu
la Rnhts eN' IT, OPTIONS opened weak and
slivbtiy lower on lover foreign markets There
wa some foreign sciung oi lonE bcccinDer' OHt
- fo1oI crowd was short, aud It's buying soon
ce...1tod a raily and tbe market continued firm
d,trfpo fhc remainder Of The day. closing $40
&c higher. spot lots firm No red winter
cash, si.ooH; November, SlG53; DecemDer'
sLnl8t: January, si0.&, February si.0s
C0rn-COrn options were fairly acsive anli
firm to-day. The iaiuro Of iield. indley y
Co. which was attributed 10 losses IN November
corn. seemed 20 have no effect. Prices closed
i4o3c. higher-tho latter n November. Spot
lots closed firm: No = mixed. cash. 40 ,oc,'
November nc; December, tO1Sc,; January
5jstcc.. February soc.
0ats-Oats opIous were moderately active
with prices easier Spot lots closed easy. Saics-
No. white 42c No - i06i0sc.; No. mixed
SIC: No . mixed. 39la0 i0c; No. mixed, ue
cember. 30 &C.: January 39c. ..
pOrk-pOrk Qu c out steady; new mess, SllliJ.
Iard-Iard finn and active; December,
500: January. Su.1s; February S0.tS 49,
Sugar-Raw firm; SO test, muscovado' 61sc.'
centrifugal. 80 test. 3iSc.; refined quiet cui-
loaf or crushed, SIC; powdered t1-itc gran
ulated aga DC; cubes I've. mould A, 4lfc ;
cOnfectiOnora A. 44c.
Coifee-Spot lots coffee stosdg: fau Eo car
goes Ice. Futures closed higle,; Rio Or Santos
No r, November. si2.D: December si2D: Jan
nary. slI.l0: february. Sl@d.
Petrolonm-i1pe inc certificate sales. S2Op,
dnu At Consolidated Exchang opened, % Co;
lowest. 3d. e., highest. ,Sttc: closing. 5stec.
Naval storcs-lhe market Tor spirits turpon
tine has been easier a. l5lc. Tor regular barrel s
and sac for machine barrels. kosin has been
steady with inodegats inquiry; common s. 5f
stra ned. sl3lls; good do. sl.4D. Stocks az Ne"
York Rosin. 2.llS barrels; spirits turpentlnet
l.lg5 barrels; tsr, 5l7 barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

D.a l9Hr. Nov. 2..-Mcssrs Hubbard. Price
800 iheir cotton clrcgiar tonight. say
--t lNerroo cotton mafkvt declined ga yes
.~4 ana nearly as much moro t0-dar. IN all
iiol .-ol to s-ul ilom ihc closing figures
lt.iay last THIS vas a decided shock
.A nl.i- he'e upon the resumption Of bust
'ale lnlt. vs.. and prices immediately dc
-.I Itoin tea 90 Twelve points aud have bare
el slncc Che opening AT O clock she
~ pas ahont twelve points below Satur-
.-t. he CANS. 81 ihs decline is the odd trou-
namely, heavy rocClpt1-heaTy receipts
.cuird u Liverpool so our cables advise,
N.'-l pDlltnent over the fact that the aggFe-
-. .a-es OF ihe week show that splnners have
Deeh buying as freely as supposed and the
.Af esNnatcs VI their takngs have been to0
az. THO large movement 60 The ports for the
PROMISES to DC from $4,000 10 10000 bales
''- lhC interior movement fl5o00. against
,fv9 .ast year. Memphis and Augusta arc
~. only towns of impor ance that show
~ inarked falling OF a. compared with
~ year. As long As the movement con
Hles tina large hopes OF pc mapeptly
her prices Tor cotton must DO deferred. I be
II age crop estlnatts of ~ members OF the
H. York Stock Exchange made 10 to-day is
,000 bales l.ast year A. this time the aver
,ss gQess o. abont the same number Of our
80 Osrs wts 1850 bales from q clock the
|'iAst was quiet, closing steady al sslisht I'M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

tHrtGo Nov. -Whsat-Nhea. vas firm to-
CA ami closed 4dLo mRls 90 stronger
c-t.ese1l tho belief that tho heayv snowfall
you'd cause @ falling OH lu the deliveries III The
-oi4af.t. Receipts, 80 cars.
t4l-lne hurry BOZ NoVouibeT corn stlll con-
Nh-e. altl the volume m business limited as
VITA tho action ln price,. h OPEN
.-- Ha- -... IN advance OF &c.. but the clUse was
-.l-.tre q. tI.. Otler options were also nervous
e,ti e3ae. higher becelp H. spa cHr,.
....-I ln oats market was firm bur dun. clos
.c higher. keceinfs. ga cars.
i-.. .al--ihe IfoU>l market was irm on
81 l...I prices Tor hogs Fork gained stae
9Th. llrl $3.50 -c.. aud ribs l.a luc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
= T. PATRICK AND JOHN BpUlNh,99P O

n I. PATRICK AND JOHN ppo;Nh;SSf ~
\. ...,......................'-'....'' fiaih'ih''
rouisa %" - burrows, B, ". Burrows Albert ).
Warner Byrd Warwick LA J., "nsrwlch ms
Warwick. Imogen Warwick. - Marwlek
whose given name Is now unknown. Mary
Ruryov. Roswell Burrows and Albert Bur
Inws' children Of the said harle, Burrows
deceased. aud believed to be All infants under
twsnty Que years Of age. and allie r. frice
and Henry \. Price her husband. Defendants.
~ CBASCKRY
The object Of this suit is TO compel the rer-
sonal representatives 81 Roswell = Lu IN rows
s"ond an 0esc loed in the bill. And affidavit
having been made AMI tiled that Louisa o. bnr-
49, II ". burrows. Albert ) Warner, May
infrows, Roswell burrows ana Albert DuiI4Mss
AZ non-resdcnts Of this state. II u oruefeh tns
they appear here within fifteen days aiisf 10
dne puDlcsCion OF this order. anu 40 "hst -
necessary 10 protect their Interests IN IhiS suit
'CnsRLgs ". GoDDlN, Clerk.
JoHs DUNLOP, p. q. ~ "a"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
I've. Winter. Al 10 si.20 per bushel
Seed Wheat. s1.2j 10 $40 per busbeL

Seed Wheat. si.e5 TO siiO per busbeL
flour MEAL AID nILLrEED.
Corn Meal; 20; per bushel for country, 500
80 G. for city mills
fra. family. slfoas3.75; patent family, $3.50
ran - buzz; browns1un' s&asS bulk;
u,y. No Timothy. sit.soasfc.oo: market over
stocked with other grades; No. 9, si350sit0o;
mixed clover and timothy. S,..0asio.v0; clover
nominsl. $q.00,sl0o0
Shucks: C0a65c-
Baied Straw, asoc.
Baled Oats: Sii.00aSi20O.
GROCERIES AID wooDESwARH
Sugar: Crushed &C.; powdered. sc:
granulsted SIC; A. &c; on A. Sac. yellow
SOAP: Common 3aJc.: best washing. iiSa5I9c.;
;oilet l5aq0c and fancy prices: country. 4a5c.
Teas; Black, 20a50c; imperial, Sja5Oc; gun
Tubs: Cedar, sl.5Osss.i5a nest. painted, sa.a,
Washboards: Wooden. siasl.25; zinc, siooi
Bnckets: Painted, two hoops, a.'; three
h2 Moons ms: Two strings. siOOasi.25; three
strings. e. 5as2O0; four strings $2.OOas2.D
Baskets: Willow, Sll5asiol per nest, split 5Oa
&c. per dozen.
CEMENT. LIsfE. PLASTER. ETC.
Cement Rosendale' si5o per barrel sroh:, p,..
land. Al lOasi.I5 per barrel, according TO guam
tity Virginia. Sl.00aSi.05. ,
Plaster: Lump, $500 per ton; ground $50;
''N ortb Carolina Tar, large size. IS. coal TAR.
Firo Brick per 1000. s55ss6o
Mastering Hair: 4a5c. yer pound
DRUGS. DYrsrUFTs, OIL. ETo
Alum:fc
Alcohol: se.3sas2.4O per gallon.
Concentrated Lye: $3.50 TO 500 per case OF
eo5pcrss: &c 10 NC.
Cochineal: zoe. per pound. .., 90.
Ixtract Of LogWood l3ai6: assorted iec:
OILS: Ianseed, 62;aeee; uaachlne1 o., 1oa'1c.'
hradOr-c0d oil. 4OaJ0c. lard 60a65c.; sweet 50
per dozen: best salad. $50; castor, Sl.O per
gallon; Virginia lubrcsting, l5aiOc'; kero'ehs
Sslec cash Per gallon
indigo: lJaaJc
Aadder l0al2c
.rnr prDEs. LFATnfR. Erc.
Wool-Tub-weshed free hurrs osseec.; IN
wash cd do. 2ia2ic.; Merino unWashed &c.
bury. Sssc. rer hound less IL, ,.hu
skins. efc.-Sheepskius; Green salted lambs,
s0a.0r: green saltad shearnngs,, i5a6Oc;
Green sailed wool skins. &c as. 10; dry lambs.
2safoc.: dry SAosr.lues taiOc.; dry WOOL
SKINS 6.aeoc; goat skins, my, loaDc.; goat
skins green solted, Da3Jc.' deer SKINS 100
2sc. per pound tailow, 4aii1c' per pound;
FISH sounds, 2oa'tc. per Wound - -.ss,-
! Uomlock Sole Leather-Good stamp, middle
weights, 10a2)c per pound; hght weight, isaSOc.
besf sfafnp r. A. sole leather, 2ia2lc.; good dam
dsmeeed ali weights according to quality. lGs
iSc: p0or damaged. Iial6c.; hemlocs backs. first
teieciion. xa93cc; second selection. a0a22c (;
duaiitv and geigbfs. s3as6c; prime OAK sole "a
s4c. good OAK sole o0a;1c.i oas sole, urinary
} 95s2sc oak backs, per pound, according to quail
! lily, 2sa3Gc.
PowDTR ASD saoY
/ Fuse. TOYS mining, 3Js75c per 100 feet.
! Powders $3.50 per keg; blasting $780, mining,
Shot: Northern. sl.62 per bag Of % pounds.
| GrndstOucs; 1890. per pound.
FINANCIAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

WnlrIvdTov. y. c.. Nov. 27.-Spirits turpen-
time steady 3lt5c. R0sin brm; strained $i.29'
snod sfraine l. sI95 Tar firm. SlS1 Crude
fnruentinc hrm; hard, 81; yellow dip. $3.50;
Virginia, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

IYFRpooI. Nov. 2,.- Cotton~Spot cotton
btle-. Futures easy; Novomber-Dccemb6r.
aud Decemher,Januory, @t6id.. January
February. 4 81 b4d Iebruacy-4lafch. o3-5iJ. ;
Alril-AlaV, 4os-Gid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Cincinnati.

CrxcFxxArI. O.. Nov. pork--Regulsr
ss.75asS.ib: family. si0at025 Lard-hottle
dried 6Ia6stc BacOn-Short clear sides
&c. WhisAy-Sales Of 1873 barrels az sl.ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Charleston.


CuARrEerov. S. G.. Nov. e,.-Rosin-Good
strained firm at sl..2le Spirits turpeniino'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

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Huitsr: Fancy. creamery 2ls2,c'; dairy
hacked g2A93c, Mero mans packed, l9a'Vc''
: ~ .1sc. commou ilal2,tc.
Tegs; In crates 2ia5c.; in barrels 70; duinea
DRESSED PoOLrRy.
1,rlars Nor round leleai5c.. Ducks 12l2a13c,
Chlbkens, l2ai5c.
LIVE POULTRY PER HEAD.
Iva Inns. fat 25As c.: hens and ROSTERS, ga
2r,. cln.heu> YoiuE aud grown. --A-'c.'
cb,chens medium and fat, HasVc'' ehiekehs'
small l0Al2c
yeuison. per pound Iial5c.; Rabbits. loalsc.
Birds -i'artrdEss. deau. ! ALEU-
apiece 2oa3ec. O6ese, oVae0i'
rnUfrs AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: Irish. 40a50c. per bosheL
rotators. Northern. q 752:o0. per bAFEeH
Potatoes. Virginia ~ lOalI3 "
Sweet pOtatoes. pal per Dushe4
(Abhags. sugar barrel el.'2Sl199,
on, n, Iatsfo. S3U0ay..3. per barre"
ONION Sets s2.OJa2JJper nuN40i'
Peanuts 85as4hc per pohbN
Oranges. Fla. bright DoA S4'1''-''"
Russers. Sl.NaL1j. ,-,.... ,...l
kppTes. Fancy Eating, Si.50a-25 per 1aIIel'
Apples Cooking, Sion -p) per DAi40"
Celery: 2Ja3.c per bunch-
Lemons: Tia, Sh50a3.JJ per oOA'
ooUSuY BACON.
Hams. small Va I2al5c.; per pound hams'
large Va. lNSl2c.
Shoulders, Sayc ser pound
Country Lard, Usosec.; per pouh1'
DRIED FRUIT.
Apnles Red and Brown. sliced. &C., Per pouuu'
Fancy 3i8atc: Quarters, 2teaSc, .e
Peaches fancy peeled 7asc.; medium oAoo''
darn. 4a414c.; unpeeled 2a@,2c
El8ckberries. Sc.
Hrcklcberrles, 1as52c.
Raspl errles Ia sc.
Il sCELLANEoUs.
Buckwhoat flour. skate. per pound. IL,
White Beans, Fancy, Si7oaS93 per pusne"
CoiOred Beans. 81 B a..h
1sllOW 4a44c; per pound.
Gensng Root S295880 per pound. seneca
Root 33c Golden seal Root, s0c.
ffrS Tides. 6lSaec.; Green Hides 3ifafikc.
Te8thers, Live Geese, s0c.; per pound mlAed
-'vool washed. 2saeOc.; Wool. unwashei 2Oaglc.
Tsck-Eye Pers si.ioai25 pei bushel
bananas. cbolce al oalo)
REMARKS.
p,,,+er-- B.ceipts light; market more active
rgos nniet Dressed poultry IN good demand.
Si,,nments have been light this week, and we
,sinst ,,r,res will hold up. Orange market has
80, ,srv onjet as they are arriving sour; they
aTe not ia much demand Apple market IS IN
better conai ION; 200 stock sens Tapldly. ht
ouofstions All kinds Of country produce Deing
| s6ipped here and trade much DETER thsh IL uss
/ been
Red Clover st75 TO $3.50 per bushel
eanllu 4s0 10 60 30 per tushel
Timothy 81. rs 10 $50 per bushel
Herd Grass 81 o 4 c. per bushel
Orchard Grass, al, 0 o 81. s per ousnsi; :,
! Oats-N lrKlnia Winter. 55 70 go. per pusneI'
| Red Rust Proof, 80 70 bsc. per pusneL