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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-28
MEAT MARKET

The undersigned will run a
Butcher Wagon into Silver City
three days or oftener each week.
We propose to supply the mar
ket with first-class beef, mutton,
veal, pork and poultry at low
prices, and respectfully solicit
share of the public patronage.
Leave your orders with us and
we will promise you satisfaction.
SWISHER & GARTEN.
DeLamar, June IS, 1891.
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(which It IS proposed to buld the new Auditorium II VIII
probably cost upward of $4,000 and will seat from
5000 to 10000 people This dainty little ouldlhg
exhibits on its two sides two different styles OF seating
one side being seated in the ampitheatre style and
the other with two GALLERIES, like church. Many
valuable hints and suggestions viii undoubtedly DC
brought out by the examination OF TINS tny budhg Dy
hrchitects builders and others. Some think that an
enclosed building like the model will be less draughty,
whiIe Others prefer the old style OF the opeair Audi
forum The new Auditorium will probably not be
built for year, although some funds are IN mana ior
That purpose and more is promised.
The attraction at the Auditorium last week was the
School of Methods Of the WOmen's Christian Temper
fance Union OF New-Jersey. Papers were read on the
different departments OF work, after which questions
were asked by any one in the audience, and answers
given by experienced workers one OF the best papers
that was read was prepared by Mrs. sarah Louisa
ioberhozer On school savings Banks" she claimed
nor them that they trained TIE popuauon 70 aOi'S VI
thrift individuality and selfdependence before the
sastefness which attends the probationary years Of
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THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was no change In the quotations for refined peo'
lcum last here at principal European peft
"a hv.tnoe. was only moderate. Barrel oil continues
% h. almost az standsti a. regards the export trade,
but the exports in and in cases keep the general
movement little beyond the corresponding period OF last
year The cNpoits Of crude, refined etc. rom Atlantic
norts from January date amount TO 29S0230OO ga
i,s q cain Of II ys5 900 gallons 1890. Tho visible
snpIy Of refined oil the seven Leading ports OF CONT
mental Europe on n amounted to Lo55,0QO barrels
an increase Of so 900 barrels from the previous year me
amount taken for consumption from the same ports from
tulv I 1890 to June 81, 1871 100000 barrels, a
decrease Of 600 barrels from the corresponding period OF
the previous year.
The June report the National Transit Company curl
ousy enough showed slight decrease IN certificates out
,o,ding in spite OF q heavy increase in stocks. Tho
r,no runs from the wells were l,lSl707 barrels, ana
$40 Y5 barrels were received ron other hea Insns a
t1al OF O61 barrels N receipts. The company Qe'
M cd 10 0-nrr "a 80 barrels the regular deliveries
80 90 Oy barrels total deliveries. lS312Ji barrels.
m ere wa an increase OF 1890 barrels Ia gross stocks
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efTecte of alcohol and narcotics upon the human p"y'
The Rev G. II. Yatman, the popular le'oer vi 'iio
Younc PEOPLES meeting for the last eight years Hauo
n brief visit h his old friends. During the year no
has held evancestlc services in various parts OF '"o
country from Portland Nie) 20 the Rocky Mountains
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ella Kress popular
singer Of New-York, and favorlte here she was
chaperoned BY her mother Mrs. Baughey.
Az the Howand House the following arc registered
Mics Kate Hoffman, OF Elizabeth; w. F. Porter MISS
pces,c Icatbin and Miss Annie b. Ward, OF New
York: Mrs. H. F. Croker, OF Lakewood, n. D. Dts
Helen NJ. Brittin, Of Madison W. Il. Lake. OF sa5rcs
vile: Mrs. G. T. Underhiil and Mrs. NJ. WILSON, OF
Railway; Mrs. S. Horribly, OF keyport ~ D., MO
n. NJ. Moore Of Passaic; Mrs. r. Dickman, OF BROOK
yn; Mrs Cotton, Mrs. Lodore and Mt anu MIS-
Leonard Kllbride. Of Jersey CITY,
Among tho sheldon House arrivals are MIS- D f.
blanchard OF Newark; Mrs. A. J. Roles and family,
Mr. and Mrs. a. F. Spangler and Mr.. and Mrs. nay
ward spangler all OF Newark; c. W. Raymond ana
wife. Flis RAYMOND, Davis W. Clark and family, all
OF Dayton, Ohio.
The guests recently arrived at the Arlington are
T r. Dourney Pueblo Cal; Miss A. F. Leavitt and
y. G. sherman, Of Vineand n. j.. Charles II and
Mrs Stoy of Philadelphia; Mrs. j.. y; Miclue, OF
WillyiIIe and Elizabeth VI. Hopkins, Of woodbury., .
81 Dr. Starks are Mrs. l.. O. smith, Ray mona r.
smith Mrs A. Van Valkenburgh, Mrs. r. T. Eunson
and family Emile Christine and Katie A. Kelrer az
81 Amstcrdain n. T.; C. f. LGrned, G Il. Wilson and
y r. Hewitt Of philadelphia.
Al tbe Llcwellen are Joseph Mead, DIT; ana mfs.
J. r. Jutten, Mrs, Emma Jutten, Miss Layn:a CudIp
ana Mrs. II. Ten Brock, all OF NeW-hofh' ana Ile
pew d. b. Jutten, Of boston. ~,
on the register OF the Carrollton are Mr. and MIS-:
" G. cole OF Dcs MOines, Iowa joseph Nhecier, OF
Alabama and Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Masland, OF Phadel-
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spsins on track cash, s9lss; september $3.50; No.
steody; 80. IN store zoe. Rye iSSstSs No iJ'' I,
GSrg sSp,m5cr 81 49, 1 l9IS sep,eab:r slo ~
Wheat, $500 bush shipments-Flour, 100 bis
No oGs DID, 'ss5 re rss $500 sa,
S sa2SGenyS , 10 SVy at sua co 70 god ssad
SSet So 2. nsw. 7se fciksteady $40 S2 s Ia sss
Firm onchaog d WhlsSty~Stesdy Sales. as III.
an Ia sSSas FL 9'' III o. 10 ;s sugar
Mlnne@bolls, Mlnn July 11-Cash VIM a. wa eSi and
FOR spot delivery and 70 arrive az ~ about fc over jay
Vas eT IN oe aiad b ae wa. s cs GS@a No.
were a. about the same general range a. YESTERDAY
no ob hara J Ivy o g oss on fas 2 qG2Sl
$3.50 on track sf No Northern Juy, Csc oS tTseS
Philadelphia, July l1.Flour-week closed with yer,
5Tcss steadily mahtGned Rye aoar qast stsdy aG .
Guiry for ezpott Onotincs the spot were very ght
p Haa D'? % H sopbe SS 5 eG 6 SSSee'5
9Ihc CoNo important change IA prices o. options and
se csS5s a OF exois dsmsnS iDy oS HS.dIG sh
SFa prssge Iaz 80 mixed o. tack a. 70: t So
5o e e 0S. 55s A96s SSSSSsi SPS@ s,
scarcely demand for carlo. and prices defined .
70 g a@ns aon 3aS q1S& eSd i' 's
white 4sc; Pennsylvania No white gsa.c Western do
BIZ ssa 3 1S s5a5sa ostG 1855 1855 4E 9gs re-
steady; Pennsylvania 1rsts. l7qi72e. sugaF-RSlned
lated 4Sfe8i4s Other articles unehsRged KcesSts-
Il 900 bush oats 800 bush. shlpments-wheat $500
bush corn. IS. 900 bush: oats H. 400 bash.
st. Louis July 11-E1our lnsctye but steady. Wheat
Feeling TIM. morning surprisingly strong and prices
advanced 2d'ic Then foreign adElees c1lne In yaTy
weak and the market sold ~, the being Unsettled
&c OF & &c higher than yesterj2y no red can -
closing SIC september s5A65Gc, closing 85'sc Deem.
ber esds3a,c. closing sSc bid Cofn-in sympathy vita
wheat and Influenced somewhat BY the rny weather IN
tho West the market stronger at the opening Late
however weaker feeling prevailed and prices declnea
J62c July 54a,d55c closing 54%65i54c; septelabor,
49iaa5Oc closing 49iae; yar. 800 q39se closing @g,st
August, 27i4c September, p Ac. RyeNO J. 75c; No ?,
7jc bid. Hay steady and unchanged. Bran quiet
sacked, 0. b., boat, Csc. FlaN.eef nomnay ~ %.
unchanged Eggs fairly active at Toe for gusran Ted.
COrnmol steady, unchanged. Whisky steady, 81 u.s..
Iron cotton ties ~ 35ds1 20. Ba2glng, 5+osasc Pro.
visions-Denand active and prices Advancing; PORK,
80 G2i2aslQ - lard prime steam g. dry -at mo-,
sGIs9 snort Gear 81 9g6 e5 seoS Boxed shosdsTs
AZ I5ds7 ID; hams slO6sl0 3. Recipts-Flour, 90
bush; wheat 10000 bush; corn. 40 900 bush; oats,
II 900 bush. sipments-Four 900 bbls; wheat. 1900
huh corn, IS. 900 hush 0lts. 900 bush.
Toledo Ohio July u.-Wheat-Actiye. lower; cash
SSoe,c mr. kn@ist s87,c Decs2Ref oiisc Corh|b1li
arm cash G12c, Watash. OatS-ouet; No. 2 Whit.
% Clover seed-Steady; cash 80 30; October, 81 30.
peceipts-FlOur. l25 bbis wheat 25.Se3 busf; com,
RIM hush rye 465 bush. Shipnents-F1oUF. 500 bills
tybeaa 3 600 bush corn, 300 bush osts 1900 bush.
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, ,yx n,uv TR1RuNE MONDAY, JULY H. is0-if1s rAurs

e74c; September, 9egYo6'c October 97e s9sth es
receipts 5ol47 bush stock, 1G3f43 bush sales 10000
hIsh Corn 1Tn spot 07c the month, 6020O3'2c Az
gust e2c 5eptenber Ole southern steady white
53p75c yellow 78d7Jc SPOT No,2 white 55e; receipt,
u iC8 bush STOCK 22s7si bush oats am ~ whis u.s.
ceIpts. 1000 bush stock % 1872 bush Rye oget Ses
lower: No .. G3q10c receipts 80 bnshi sD2Iso ~,
bush Hay biga good 70 choice timothy slg SoeSiet
ding slo. Provisions Ann mess pork, s,2asi3 bgk
me,s loose shoulders OLc long clear, 7c clear rb sds
Ggc, sugar picked shoulders. 0ec sugar cured smo2d
shoulders 9e hss H. la i Sehn csce 81 stoadY
no fo I8ac no T. SgTa n@ giu
buffalo July 1I.wheatNo hoId dull bqt AZ i,meE at
81 O6t askcd No Northern dull sales OF 2o0O b9sn AZ
ii OSi closing at q o3i $1,000 basn soe al ~ Okg
Wheat scarce No 2 red to arrive q asked 40 wh;Se
81 10 spot No 1 white Oregon, 81 o. CoFi,No .Otlcf
ng5 Of SPOT except few cars Of No b. Thieh sod at Sts
GA dO41c; No yellow 10 arrive, 6a2c askeu; O"s
dui but nrmer; No white i5ise 10 mixed 1SAse IN
store Rye nominal Flour In good demand anu MN ;
best paten. spFne IS S5as5 50 do winter 90 15S95 20
~ 70 do sprng sin Canal frcg dull wheat Zac
Corn, 2ae oas, i,c ReeeTts-t1our, Geo b5l5 Wheat
SonSI shi6mentsWheat 40 500 bush shipments y rail
Flour II 900 bbs wheat 1890 bush corn $1,000 bush
Chicago July 1.-The leading futures ranged as fSlows
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On rho Produce Exchange today the butter market
.te4dy unchanged. Eggs, 13"l0c'
B. Sole; No. 4, 55i2c., oats-Actlye; firm no:
White 592e No. w4e S0s q Mhis a Zoo
bn.6; oats 1900 bush barley: 1850 bush. shipments
Com 10 5d4 bush; oats, IS eco bush
Milwaukeo July 1l.-Tlour quiet. Wheat dulli No.
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: nrnlshco Rooms.

2 HAVE, $50, near 42G-st.-Handsomeiy
- furnished large and Iuall rooms en-
yUito or sirgiy; every convenience; terms
IOTH-sT., 2lj WEST.-Bcautifully fur.
II = uis. square rooms bath hot and
cod water ard large closets ia roam; pri-
V9te iamily. Of adults quiet house and
ncighlofiood
90 TH.ST., - WEST.-Lsrge square and
20 sids looms; private baths; single
rooms n.viv furnished, handsomely deco
fgtei; references.
rTR.ST.. I23 WEST.-Larcc, handsome
q - room 20 rent 10 some gentleman Wishing
O quiet home
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"" stock Exchange. Consolidated.

tTbs~o were sales ~ 5000 barrels Of BucSpb oil at
~, cents at the Consolidated Exchange.
Refined petroleum quiet and unchanged At G00@
o. crnts ibuk $50 ccnts) per gallon III Newi Ork, 0nc
6sjd7 cents bulk 40 cents in Ph.ad.lpa and BAIT
more for barrels and $50 cents for Crude N
barrels was reduced ID points b. G3O cents bulk $40
cents, nor gallon Saphtha unchanged at 9 cents.
Foreign quotations unchanged az lGis francs per
100 kos at Antwerp go marks per 30 kos az Bremen.
and 9-l6d5's pence per Imperial 8aiioh az Londoh
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October .................. 6 OH G55 go e0Z3
Cash quotations were as follows Flour steady un;
Tnsal s2dsSc; 40. red, - &C. No corn, 5Sc; 10.
at. 33i2c; 80. , rye 7647e@e No. farley nominal
"a aXseed II 0lla prime timothy seed, II 70 mess
FORK, per bo 80 254tl6 80 lard g3r. 100 H. 80
bol,d.rs boxed % 20dtj - snort clear sides boxed,
5Oase 80 whls1ey distl rs finished goods, per gal,
IN ~. No Whit oats Al = ai3c; 40. white, 39d4l
-. % iurI.r 4 nominal
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THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore. july 11.Flour quiet unchanged receipts,
Gnn: sn,t 81 OOi2 the month 5Sl2 09Sac August 97a
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AT OCEAN GROVE.
PLANS FOR A NEW AUDITORIUM.
MINIATURE MODEL BUILT FOR cRTIUsM-TEE
SCHOOL OF METHoDS-TEMPER-
ANCE WORKERS.

SCHOOL OF METHoDs-TEMpER-
ANCE WORKERS.
ocean Grove, July 10 SpeclaD.-The present Audi
forum at Ocean Grove was built in 1880 and covers
nearly half Of ground. It is 145 by 140 feet
and seats about ZOO people AT the sunday services
of July and August and the great camp-meeting week
sail available standing is occupied, and there are
from 5000 to 1000 people within the sound of the
preachers voice. a larger and commodOus
auditorium has for n long time been looked upon as
necessity by the members and friends of the assoca
ton. Major John c. Patterson and Wstar S. Stokes
save built. after design by w. T. Carmen, of Ocean
Grove, miniature model which represents as Iar as
possible the best thoughts and suggestions that have
lcoIne to them. This unique building stands west of
the model Of jerusalem and is 1870 part Of the size
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S!ais 90 Get. EnturniseeS

UNSTABLE apartment; all light rooms;
centre lotatiOD rem only so per
n0DtD, possession Immediate. Apply on
D. c-nsse.. J55 l1-st 4Otb-st.. or 10 A.. II.
LUDLOW A. 60. so 6sh-ave, ctr. 12d.sJ.
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uork uente6.

Females.
STEN and TYPEWRITER.-
~ Young woman ,tsnORIapaer and type.
wrier employed during day from a. ~. to
D. NJ. would like correspondence OF re-
liable nrm alter these hours COMPENSATION
must be Iair. Address X. s., Box 81, 1rb-
une OLce.
s. II GRAPHEH-By young lady
- ju-t graduated seeks position more for
office experience thai. salary owns machine.
90 Ccnt'e-s.., Orange, y. j.
S,FlsNOCNAFHE and TYPEWRITER.
- by a young lady. Address w. D.,
Hox I. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED a position b a young gin, 10,
~ graduate Of public school good write
quick and correct q; fgu4cs. l.. D.. 600
Washineton-a, g, BrtoHlyn.
" so LADY wishrs a position at type
y writing (ItrminCtOn) or Office work;
quick a. figures. j.. I. c., % Butler-st.,
Brooklyn
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For June the runs from yels' include total receipts
and regular deliveries" include all shipments.
There was no sensational from the oil fields last
week but the production probably shows HUE Hoahgs
Tho martial returns Of the National Transit pipe lines IN
Imy 70 date would indicate that only small increase IN
stocks might be made this myth The runs nave ~,
aged o. barrels per day. against fnii daily average
81 n 42B barrels July, 1890; O9l14 parcis IN my
1889 Al barrels in 1888 and 90 $50 bsfres ~ Jy
1851 The deliveries have averaged O2J1o DafFtl Sol
Pared with So 500 barrels in July 1890 $500 b3rreS III
1870. a. o14 barrels in 1888, and GlO16 barriers IN JuY
1881 Ne PHO Inc returns from July TO Charters to
the 10TH Inclusive, were as fohoWS
Excess
Runs Deliveries. runs. Charter
Tet71 bbls .........6T0.1i0 5GG.1l1 lU%0z 5aIe1s
GyrTaee Nor day.. 04102 G2,98S LIZA 3tf0o
The Bueksye Pipe Line reports as follows
Runs Deliveries Ex. runs.
r.-, 49,, R0a an 2t7Ill 5G,@Cj
loul 0nis ''''' * 'TS5 ~ All 0,24i
Tho crude certificate market last week was even more
dull than the weak preceding Prices we're SiigiTTy
gher extreme fluctuations were coAlheu 70 -
cents The news from the fe1 was without mnh T
because indicated unusual Developments anu Ii
speculation languid 10 respond to the barSn cr
actsr OF tie pine lne reports. There appears HUE pros
nsct FOR the market except summer stagnaUon.
Tho psccs and the total dealings IN NdL0nal
Transit certificates Stock Exchange and the Con-
o dated stock and Petroleum Exchange for the last t"o
Yaata NfarA
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FURNISHED E5pses
Country.

Country.
ITO EENT.-At Newport. r. l., near
4 Bellelur-aNe., the Casino and bathing
beach, chcaJ: large furnished villa With
oil modern Improvements, for remainder Of
eeaaon. Agp!j D. A. O'D. TAYLOR, Real
Tstate Ago :. Newport. X. l.
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Godr6 dno HoomG.

A -A.-Table board. superior and reason
n able; also furnished rooms. IS West
b2d.st. next Alpine
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nlisrclla

---~-~----
Null CASH VALUE paid for stores
"a and .rock4 u merchandise OF every dc,
>.rptioI. II. CONN, Noostei-st. ana
lil Fat lll.h-st.
stODK~.-O.d books, paper novels, maya
- zines JoUghJ back numbers OF matl-
.,.cs suppI-d. SILKS BOOK EM-
pJIUM. Ia 6th-aye.
= ~ iLnMLN wishing to dispose Of their
W Teton clothing ~ a ialr value VIII
tlr-sc call or address EDWARD MILLER,
- Gch-aEc
nLD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Boo{s,
" old silver, old cIOckery, cut glass, Old
eHg.avlnRs. old brass OH arms, bought for
cash. Address fOSDlCK, Bon %, IT'D
une once.
NJ UMPS. FNGINES and machinery re-
L p9lrcd. tested broken machinery bought !
all kinds OF experimental machinery built
-ow prices; modern tools. 100 1st-st.,
j-F.ey City.
UMBRELLAS. Tarasois sad canes made
u 70 order recovered ard repaired. at
sPENCEG's 276 6th.sye.. 18th and 18th Sta.
yXr ANTED.-Complcte set .of Hame1's
~ Magazine I0uni. Address, With
price and style binding NV TON, TrD.
une Uptown 'Onice, .Z35 Broadway.
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the increase OF S4,02s barrels sediment and surplus
aoo,nf leaves an accumulation stocks since May
Of ali 787 barrels. The certificates ontianGnE were 70
Scad G 400 barrels that tho cred balances were IN
leased 10 7e7 barrels. Following the National Tran
an reuorts Tor the last three months:
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Gin Real Gsiaie Gn fet
Ci,p nenl estate for Sale.

Brooklyn.
H. rSTRAHL3 INVESTMENT s.story
~ ap1rtInent-house best location in Brook.
syn al 7e1ted might exchange equity over
ti15 .0Co Ut Al. Apply c. Broadway
T"on 81
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Gounirp Real Gslcic for Sale


"a To- s0le or 70 let, furnished Of uGiut.
Hishcd: lalId by. the scre or lot. TUBES
4 rAYLCH, . BeeHman-st., N. Y.
MISERABLE FACTORY PROPERTY
~ 0n {. i. i. of y. j., Z miles from city;
Jlo- i0oy3l0; substantial 2-stOFY warehouse
a0AS0 staolinP to- 20 horses railroad sid
ing 0i properly shtd 25xlOO, Sc. DC.
sell chrap q" rfnt for a term Of years one
blrel from dspot. Apply join fOKQULil.
Avenue ID sta &2d-s.., BayOnne, y. j.
ONLY $500 necessary 70 Duy che OF the
hnne cottages a. feDsonhursC IL rooms
al improvements furnace; roo feet from
electric road rtht pays the required pay.
penIs aid interest; very easy terms rare
OPPORTUNITY 20 own al elegant residence.
O. r. SCHOO%OVER. ! 200 2d-aye., be.
tween I7e and 54th SIS. Brooklyn.
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The Bucs,ye pipe Line reports for June an incgea g
NJ only 27O60 barrels in the net merchqntable nud
The volume Of certificates remains unchanged Appended
arc aLe reports Of the last three msnths
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Domestic Sltuarlrns manteo

Males.
Wy ANTED, by mddle-aged nan fresh
W from England, married, great eAc
pslienco with horses, place OF tru5ti "
years' reference as first C0achnAn with Eng
ush family; speaking french, Englsh, Ger
man. Address w. T., care OF Neuust
2,319 Sth-ave.
w ANTED Situation as coachman. Ap-
w ply 10 present emp oyer, 20 Nassan-st.
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domestic Glinat,ons 1jantee

Females.
IA MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss. :. Campbeilh
~ WEST 22D-SE
| FOREIGN AN9 DOMESTIC
MALE AND EEidl LIE
| EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
| ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements will 10
dismissed from onlce and forfeit al claim
/ % fee paid.
y. B.. mo BRANCH OFFICE,
GO WEST 22D-ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-19
Raltinnore.

BALTIMORE. Nh, August l8.-Flour strong,
unchanged: receipts. 1927 barrels: ship
ments, ~ barrels sales, $50 barrels Wheat
unsettled; spot SL094 n 1O9]4: the month,
Sl.09M ml09i4; September. SIO9ll@I.O3l5:
October, TL09@l.l0; steamer No red
Sl03G 1881 Southern wheat weak. Fultz.
$1@109; longberry. S1O6@1lO, receipts.
25S. 46S bushels. shipments. 1889 bushels:
stock, ,401 ell bushels sales, 3g8 900 bushels
Corn dull; spot, 74c.. the month, 72c; Sep
TENDER, TIC; Southern corn steady. white
70672c.; yellow, 72@73c. receipts, G6l2
bushels stock. 8,502 bushels sales
none. Oats, easier No. white Western
47c. asked; No. 2'mxed Western, 42l6M43c;
receipts, 1886 bushels: shipments, none:
stock 221l7 bushels. Rye steady No. 2.
S1.08 Receipts. 3.097 bushels. stock. 81 .GSl
bushels. Hay quiet and steady: good TO choice
timothy. S14016. Grain freights quiet and
unchanged. Cotton weak middling nominal
at &c. Provisions unchanged. Butter active:
creamery. fancy 20c. do. fair to choice la
100. do. imitation, 16al7c. ladle. fancy l5c;
good TO choice, 13al4c.. store packed, 10 nc.
Eggs steady at 16%c Coffee steady Rio car
goes fair 100. No. T, ne. Sugar in good
demand and firm; granulated unchanged
Copper steady; refined. l11so i1$lc. Whisky.
$l25n1.26 car lots; Sl.2S@ 1870 for loss than
car lots.
Things were quieter on Change this morn
ing and there was some reaction, both "a ex-
oitemeut and prices. Wheat sold at .0S and
8 TO- Southern wheat declined &c. per
bushel. Corn was steader and hour sold at
yesterdays prices A greater confidence pre-
vailed and the belief Is general that the
furry IS over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-19
GHAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
TOBACCO FNCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va. August ls.-Oferings Of
tlt accos at auction on Change to-day Tues
oaY. August IS, 1891 Total offerings. "a pack
ages sun cured tobaccos
One package sold at sos, one at $3.50 two
a. 80. one S19.2J, one at .l8.25, one $500,
ono at sl7, one at $3.50, one at fl6.2j, one
tsken ia at Sl6. one sold at SlG. one al s14.
one at $3.50 one at el3.25 one at s12 one
az sl0.75, one at 5000, two At $l0.25. two al
2lO. two az 1915. one taken in 1T -, two sold
a. ~, four 81 1878. one at 5000, one at
$3.50, one taken in at 1925, four sold at IS,
one at s7.75. three 9. 80, one taken IN at S725,
one at 81 two sold at e., three at 1919
three at sc. one at $3.50, two 800, ono at
$3.50. one taken in at $4.40. one sold az -. 10.
one taken il at S4.OO one at $50 one sold
At s2.90, one at s2.s0, one at $3.50 one at
$40.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of
tie Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Tues
cay, August s. 1891. Wrappers, hogsheads;
cutters. hOgsheads. smOkers. I8hOgsheads
scraps, 80 hogsheads dark leaf 80 lOgsheads
Total. lI5 hogsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports TO-
day. Tuesday. August j.. 1891: Inspections.
bright lS4 hogsheadsi dark, go hogs eads. 90
terces, &c koinspections, bright % hogs
heads dark. hogsLead. tierce. Sc
farmers, Wilson'S irgnia Allegheny. Old
dominion, Naughans Crenshaw's. Daven-
ports, Planters ShelburDes SoabfOok and
bApthot tDbtttO Warehouses; report to-Nldlt
iGesday. August ls. 1891 Receipts. 93 pack
ages deliveries. - packages.
Office Of the Collector OF the United States
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
cry Of Richmond, Va. to-day Tuesday
August t. 1897 Tax paid on cigars and cigar
elites. s549 90: tax paid on plug tobaccos,
Sl,4s5.G2. Total. f2.045.j2.
Our Mr. Jas r. Parkinson has just returned
tioin most delightful visit 70 the Greenbrier,
White Sulphur. Ii is said that he has lost his
heart
-, There will be a good sale of old tobaccos at
lanters' tobacco warehouse Tomorrow, We'd |
uesday August 10. 1891. Buyers are earnestly |
Ie3 uested 10 DO prompt in attendance.
:, heglstered at the Tobacco Exchange to-day, |
uesday, August Is. 1891: J.. Il. Wallace. |
.Asse CITY; j. L. Massie. Louisa w. q. Mas
re. Louisa; Lewis Duke. Louisa, T. q. Duke
LLoulsa, ). w Philip Inge. Petersburg Harry
boazeleey. Petersburg; k. H. Noel. Peters
SGIIg j. N. O'Brien. Louisville KY. 7. J.
: nIen; Louisville, KY. j. T. Massie. Flu
pe daI' W. J.. johnson, Goochland; w, b.
Poyd, warrenton, N, c.; w. r. Gillian.
'~EmFillei Pau q. Venable. Danyille.