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L'OR SALE-sO ACRES CHOICE vAsHov
i fruit land; only So per acre. LoaSway ca
1l9 Washington building.
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coTHIsSIOX AyD sroB,Gr

NE HAVE SUPERIOR F ACIT7TII--- -.
tol5 oGE extensive warehouses for sto~lnc bon.a,
1i sotus al furniture; also grain ana otbr -,
cSrrer - - "iln4ohd & Co 81 SIS " est rect
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l. OST.

7 uST-THREE RuRsNFTpFhS NC SrC
II ont-hauA store. SlNth anH PIC On n
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ENGINEERs AND CoNrR4croBS

GAN FRANSISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-FS-
- sineers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scrptiOn; wharfbulding pile-driviue dredrino arl1
steam shovel e&cavating; plans an specifications
furhsned on appiica' ion: correspondence solicited
Office occidental block. Seattle. Wash
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HIRBHE IND GRANITE uopr.


Y Nv ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS CnP
ler skin ana Pike streets seattle. ali ia.
trt'trv work on shortes notice; designs frirn5sl,
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED - AGENTS; BCTLER'S BOOK:
w 1000 pages' zoo engravings; published In
Aree languages; first edition loo, 600; the only
seould be spoken tor promptly: corresponaence
avtted from experienced solicitors aud others
sseking good opportunities. J. peviuE COMPANY
Ian Francisco
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REMOVAL NCTICF-JOHE ". Rr-uSrN-
- Fssi eSLAse, removed 70 ELS second street,
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PHYSICIANS 4xD SURGEONS.

DR J. II kOONS, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ econ 21I and ZIP Pioneer block. ofiice hours,
9 TO L. ! to5 Residence corner Mctlaire and
barclay
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HIIRDRES SING.

John T. WITrWER, THE ONLY PRO
- feSSional harureSser lad 1larlaker in rbs ci-x-
hairdres ing; ladies' AMI chiIdrrns banesct,tri6
" specially; most natural looking bags kent ~
Slock ana made "a order; all kinds OF hair work
cone 10 the very late-t style 6lS Front next 10
Iowman & Hauford's ~ :"
I'Atk MASSAGE. THE NEW ART or
acquiring good complexion without cosrnpt-
les; halrdre~slng, cutting. bIeachfE- ctc mani
SGri,s an ch.ropodv. Mrs. Reed Atkins hIock
80 Columbia .tTDet ''"'N'
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H4NTED-REA ESTATE.

WANTED-HOUSE AND LOT CONVENIENT
w TO car ne; viii exchage lots near ear line:
DON'T object 70 mortgage; Will pay the difference.
Apply 10 T.. O. Box 400.
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For SALE-LODGING- USES,

TOR GING-HOCSE; II ROOMS:
Il excellent location: long lease: cheap rent:
house full; great chance. Address :. A.. Post
IntelliGencer.
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EANTED-RY YOUNG WOMAN, HOUSE
w work, plain cooking. without washing. or
gould take Of rooms, VI. b., care Post Iuteu-
sencer
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, Position
w clerk IN store. Address J. p Box -
Fremont, " ash.
MA NTED-SEwING BY THE DAWN FAM
W lies. Address |. h25 second street.
WANTED POSITION BY EXPERIENCED
w nurse l,2US seventh street.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

L'oR RENr-LObGING-HOU OF ar
descriptions; furniture Ter sale ". T Hall
room ; Sll second street '
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EAETED-TO FEM.

WANTED-TO RENT TWO UNFINISHED
w rooms; close to car line; in private family
by young married couple; no cooking nor house
keeping want rooms connected; references given;
state terms and location. Address Zera, Post-In-
telligencer.
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L'ok sALE-CIIFAP; 10 OXEN WE'LL
4 broken with Jokes and logging outfit Anpiv
ID \. Baxter'S stock yards. corne. south faaita
and Yeser avenue.
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ROOMS IND Ro4Rn.

Tor EENT-FCRNISHED ROOMS FROM
Il Sl.a0: board and room IS weekly; cleanest
Cheapest house N town. Western House corner
Sixth and James.
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E'XCHASGE-YOCR'S AND WIFE'S OLD
Il clothes Tor money a. big secondhand store,
Sixth and Pike. Chaplin
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WANTED-TO SECURE a COMPETENT
w lady 20 take charge Of office: good salary
to right person. Cali Monday at room 463 Seattle
block.
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED-A LOT OF GOOD LOANS TO
w fill a special order: will loan on improved
property or for building purposes: loans closed
promptly; money in bank here. D. r. Neon
naughey. room 120 Washington block, Front
street.
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II AVE YOUR TROUSERS MADE By COo%
co-.at 1uIstts MAKER We maze nOfatn- else Tina
"o1'stela building. corner kroat aud Co!uLao.A
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IF YOU WANT TO GET HOME TO MOVE
L into right away, call on have several
st-rAte houses, low priced aud monthly psys
ments. IL Is too hard times 10 throw away your
rent. tome Building COMPANY. 81 howell block
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DOR SALE-HOUSES ON MONTHLY PAY
Il ments. We have on hand several frst-class
alllmproved houses ranging in price from 81 800
up TO S2,SoO. We guarantee our own built houses.
II you want us 10 build you the same plan
we viii do So Home Building Company, 81 Rox-
we'll bui ding.
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Tor SALE-BOOk AND STATIONERY BUS
Il mess: best location IN the city; 81 900 cash
REQUIRED. G20 From = -ee-
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EDCCITEOH4L.

Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY 1oS ~IYrIT Sr
VI Miss II B. Cochrane Principal
MISS CHEATS SEMINARY CoRTFp sc
vi onl and Nadisnn scI.n.i -,...N , = Nt5G
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
Uork Uanl.6.

Males.
A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN would Ike
"A 20 Wo.k four hour every night, pr
-oaal reference. Address BRIGHT, Trlb.
uue Office.
a COMPETENT doble-oniry hooakccper
~ and Office anager j. open Tor engage
urnt with established nrm satisfactory ref
srtnces and bond Address r.. b. L..
Tribune Uptown Ofice. / ,-3s Broadway.
AZ ELDERLY German American. 30,
~ Prot .staut. wish. a light position %
trust; best 81 references. Address n. r..
80 East l2ith-
A HOTOFRAPHER who understands the
n bushes, I. Orouchlv wants Opritlon I'm
E.edla ely; cJlab'e 81 taking fuli charge Of
c0untly galley. PHOTO, Lock Box %,
coop 20 n, y. Y.
A YOUNG man. about 30 with 5000
"A security, would u &c steady position as
collector. Add Iess 2S3 LelOX-aEe.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.

1 - HI,N AT TIE tPToWN OFFICES.
80. -3S Broadway. corner Thirty-iii st-st.
~ ~ 30 West TWcnty.third-st.. corner
sth.ave. 152 Gth.ave. ; i53 t.ourth-ave.
conner Fourteen th.~t.. 7G0 Third ave. cor
nsr Forty. seventh.st. .0-6 IhiId-aye.. near
: XIV rrst--t; Los First-aNe.. l06 West
TOR -scn. d.st Oo2 C1tumb save. /;
40 Ninth.ave., corner 70 ST.; so
l. tefty-st. y Avenue A, 1923 Third-aye.,
and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One.
hundred and up 10 s D. M.
and 2O6 West One.hundred- and twenty fifth
Il. +, At regular ONCE rates.
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Efal Csiaic Danteo.

-~|>~->>7>~>~>--1-~ 49, -~--
yai ANTED, for sprln1 let, prop nv on
w CcafraL Harlem. Nottheul New-ha-
v,n West shore. Long Island rold,. F..
-. MILLS. JE.. l. East i2.-~t.
xxIANTFD TO ri RCNA~E fo- gash, on
w line Of New-YorH, New Haven aud
Hartford T.. r., A-rOom house, with t.
; ans Of land. NJ a price not 10 exceed
30 900 Stamford Vicinity preferred
DISTiN { ROBH'NS, ~ Court-st., oppo-
site City Hal, Brooklyn.
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Counirp Real Gsiaie GoEet


AT ROSELLE, y. ITO let, hfst ca :
n hous II rooms; all modern lmplV'
mtnts l.rge lot " IN stable; com, ~ 10
10 depot very desirable A. u. HOf''
l2l Liberty-sL
lSASr ORANGE, y. J.-FOr rent-O.i'
~ extra fine house, with al irpiON c.iicn ~
Address JOHN W. RUSSELL zoo Wv.
LAINFIELD. y. J.--t1be Colorado o.
tie Eas } 10 let or lease. colon a hOy ti
all modern IMPROVEMENT Incl dln2 rl' -
Light; size OF To- li5X@JO feet: rent go
per annum: world sell at a b1r-ain q, NS.. -.
exchange Address COLONIAL" III N'''
trsl.aye, PAINTED. y. }. -
G AND BANK 20 lease on royalt' Ior
- 0 term ~ wears ; water mont ilo1Ioooo
on the Hudson River az Newburg, 4,OvV ~
cublc wards best quality temperlne biIiai-
ing and MOULDING sanf Inspection am n'r7
ssqnesttd. PHILIP VEkfhA
eSnkers. N. Y.
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n want, situation a. nursery gOSerness
TO one or two children, good references.
If I'm 3d-aNe
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flats 90 Get. Anfuruishe0

49, - y
pARTMENTS ~ let In the new baiiaihe
a al SOth-st and Amste rdam (IOthl ave.
from nYe rooms 10 seven, WIN anu Win.
nut steam heat; all newly decorated an1
frst.clas. finish throughout; rents from 81
10 SIS per Month. inquire OF the owners
on prernl ses. GORDON BROlht.ltS.
DLACK BUILDING. PSI F1th-aye.. en-.
ID trance | East 2sth-st. large aIaftulenti
sunny exposure also one for oachclor
10 -Ioi WEST 7lsT.sry che tleck
- from l. station single fats OF
iOons and bath steam heat; decorated; well
iighted Apply OF premises.
=. DVFRTIsEMENI FOR THE NEW.
CIIVED AT THE UPTOWN. OFFICES.
No. rs Broadway, corner lnirtY-nist.st.
LAO Broadway. corner 26th-st.. until D
D. N. 20 West 1wenty.third:st.. co per
sth.ave. l52 6th.aye. lSS Eourth-ays:.
corner Fourteenth st. 76o Thid'aNe.. cor
ner Forty.seventh-st.: 1.026 Third.ave., netI
slxty-n stst 1.70e tIrst-sye:. JOG West
Liberty st., 50 Avenue 4, 1923 Thhd.eye.,
and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East Ore
hundred and. w enty ATHEIST. up to s y. w.
| and FOG West One-hundred ana .tw enty .cttH
| Sta At regular Office rates.
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At REDUCED PRICES.-500 second
n hand wool AID ifoI WCrnlnc machine,
July gualantc mac lincry o,,Isht aAd ~
craLgtd. GLO!Gb Is. EDDY, 5Jo Mad'-
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W NIED.-~ tuatlon 70 work In house
~ "r -Ior". or A. Waterman or jaultor bv
>"bef iu'tr orthy man good references
gwen. Please calf or address D. p oS1
Hfcgr->t Bfnoklyu
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domestic 5ituatlons Uantc6

Females.
A LADY OF experience, not over 30, a.
"A nOusekeepcr; / years reference. Call
or address Miss ORNILLE, % West l1tl-st.
AN AMERICAN widow as working house
derstands her business full charge best
city references. Mrs. BAKER, care OF ME.
Hobson 10 East 4Sth-st.
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Furnished Gouses.
Country.

Country.
ANEW SUMNER COTTAGE at Grand
y Uot.l station CatSkll Mountains,
: rooms ceil,d with Georgia pine ; hart
wood floors furnished; water IN hoJsei
4, ar, ground price, $1,000. Apply
Box 255. Jamaica, y. Y.
=, UNIT. y. J.-Funished and unfur.
- ni.hed houses 20 let; season or year
hest ioeation. T. G.. POTTER, opposite
station. --
mo RENT folly furnished house, suitable
Tor gGn' lfmal's country residence,
arown as The II mestead. on thc w ya.s:
Z, oyster Bay, l.. !. NE lawn. arg "a "s sns
table: Location healthy. Apply TO owner
Nm !. YOUNGS, oyster Bay. l.. L.
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~ URsE and CHAMBEkMAiD.- by .
~ young swedish girl. spanking English
willing, Obliglng and Trustworthy; good
needewouan and chsmbermaid best Of ref.
ercnces city o. country. Gall or address
1851 4th-aye., between 23th and 18th ste.
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Board Wanteo.

re yoI- WANT 10 let or engage furnished
oiTs c.ll on Us. MEN, YORK Blu
rEiI' or INFORMATION, Room OH
lincoln building, ! Union Square.
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a YOUNG American, refined a. house
"A keeper or companion. or any honorable
en- ploymrnt: good sewer; would apple-
ciat. immediate employment. G.. COLLIER,
Rome y j.
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u ANILD. SALESMAN on -!ier{ ~
W % mission % hand. tA- &EW Pal
Int CHEMICAL INk INASINf PEN
ltlL. Tne gr.at . selling IO,rlty ever
uo5urtd. Erase Ink t.7Olehly In Tvs,
se 1nf. no atras on Of paper goo 20 1tl
Ter cent profit. One agent, sale. mount
o 1920 l. xix day another :32 iu two
hours, We want one cleI- -tic gene q
gent for ,ach Stat and Territory. SaMpf
b. mail, 85 cts. Tor uFMs and iull !arti,rqi,
ar address TIL MDNHOL '''A9i il
80 Ianrn.-a WI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-11
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.



I,0uuoyD, Mar. lO.-Onerlngs Of tobaccos at
l IA Change Tuesday, March 10. 1891
offerings. "a packages west Virginia
....Dt f0t accos. one package sOid AT eoVSl
tH. .' Gen. fNo 40 20, one at s25, three at s2l,
a' ~ ,I one taken IN 90 80, one SOFA az 80,
.. t-l. one asa. one taken in ai sl9 20, one az
A tHoat sio.25. one 40 sl1ip. one sold az STD,
t-.r af -If. one a. sl0 62l3 one al $3.50, one at
tnJ go sIG one taken mn AZ $3.50, one sold
On ....l. one at eI5, two az $3.50 one taken IN
Dr. . one sold az Sl0. Two ai siS 10, one lt
t.--. fNo taken IN at sl2 ono sold at SLID
Pa. ai go. ono 40 tl075 two at siO25 one taken,
. t' e.. two sold at e9t5. one az $3.50 one
b. -, one taken ~ 40 $50 one sold at $50
.. .'25. one AZ -, one al 500, one al 2; 20
'.I E' 90. one 40 5000 one at sb.25. TWO taken
.l .I . one sold sc 500. one 40 e5n. one at
a, si-0, ono at g.. one at $3.50 one al
.faf.fe sales reported 10 the Secretary 20 day:
Ni.,.eIs. 3 hogsheads, filters. hogshea9s;
q. .... hOgshoads, buIlcys, hOgshoads;
GA ..H .stcmmingl, 30 hOsshcads. Total 80
O.a of the tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
t-' luus-Brght 3, hogshcads; dark, 10 hogs
,iamers wilson's. Virginia, Allegheny,
aut Ola Dominion CEenshaws. Daven-
.- NhD.burne's. and SoahTooks warehouses
% to-day: Receipts 90 hogshoads' deliver
OFT r NULsNrats.
Uh.e OF ihe Collector Of the United states In
. revenue reports collections for the city
lmoud Va to-day a. follows; lax paid
,t+i' aud cigarettes sl.lS6l0; tax paid plug
p,. - $40 Total. s3b33 70.
n Ia we're several hue dark stoamipg crops
pa Change to-day, among them the IA
luc ker crop which rs generally consid-
one OF the nnest dark tobacco crops which
fht % this market. IL was bought By
ST. D. ighuOot NOrmeey on private terms.
a. Judging from Tie nne quality Of
f,.. gop as 2 whole. It Is thought
lr,.'e mat these tobaccos brought a
- ABOVE tho average prices had for any dark
81 mug crops. which have heretofore been
,i Nn ihis market Mr. Tucker sold his crop
,ypkh Nossrs II. y. Iaiiaferro X Co. who
t- 1een his commission merchants for the
'1oi twenty-five years, he says
l''tfs vaughan Saryay say thoy will have
"o'nesday March II. 1891
sniered on Change Tuesday, March TO-
TX T. b. Leitch, 7 G Anderson, Cartorsyille;
L. y. Johnson, IlnyannA. A j Terrell Buck.
ngham; Q. y. Monday. Buokipehan: n q.
''ssI' Greensboro. n. c.; Joha W. Dicksrson,
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.

LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN No. If, 2:55 A. NJ.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Danville,
- Greensboro, Winston Salem, Durham
Raleigh, Randleman, Salisbury, Ashevile, Hot
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia. Aiken, Augusta.
Atlanta, Birmingham Montgomery, New Or
leans, Texas and California. Pullman palace
sleeping-cars Richmond 70 Danyille ami Dan;
vile 70 Asheyille, Augusta. Birmingham anu
TRAIN No. IS 1885 A. "
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA En-
PRESS. daily for Burkeyllle, all stations ON
the Norfolk and Western railroad, Lynchburg,
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis and Nash
yllle also for koysvlle. Clarksylle, Oxford,
Henderson. Durham and Raleigh This tram
goes through solid 20 Raleigh
TRAIN No. 9. p. Vi.
LAST MAIL, daily from all points on the
Il Farmville and Powhatan railroad Danyiile,
Greensboro, and points south, East and West.
Pullman palace sleeping-cars Danville to Macon
and Atlanta, and az Greensboro sleeper via
Asheville TO MoTistowu. Tenn. At Danyllle
connects with the Washington and Southwestern
Nestlbule Limited.
TRAIN No. i7.6P. "
A MELIA ACCOMMODATION, daily except
~ Sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. 81. 500 4 VI
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except Sunday, freight
" train with coach attached for Clover, Va,
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No l2 6a5 A. ": No. 10. 4:lO Z. NJ; No.
l6. 4:}5 T. NJ, and No. is, SIS A. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-11

s V. White 4 Co. Of Chicago, wire @. W.
Branch & Go. o. follows:
CHcAao. March 11.-Ihe bulls had the sup
port of higher cables again tins morning AMI
pretty far clearanccs from the seaboard' but
The market failed 10 show the expected Response
10 them owing 10 the material lessenlng OF the
short interest Toward the close lower cables
were received and q general disposition was
shownto eyenuppcndin the issuance of the gov
eminent figures tins aftemOOnRnd the result was
an easy closing al lowest prices Of the day.
The market still bears the stamp OF bull one,
but we think also has the appearance Of beng
a trihe strained. and hence We should not be
surprised 20 see a trifle more shrinkage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-11
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing


ST. LOUIS, No. Mar I0.-Flour firm, unchang
ed. Wheat lower; May S1.O7 bid; June 1,14c.;
July, 923zc. bid; August, g25c asked. Corn
but weak: May. 5lc. Pork-Standsrd mess,
SIO25 Lard-Prime steam. $3.50. Dressed
Meats Shoulders. 3'Ea4c., longs. S4g); clear
ribs. Sc; short, clear, $50. Bacon boxed
Shoulders, $40 longs $500; clear ribs, Sc $50;
short clnar S4.4na S545.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, Mar. 10, 1891.
CTFEKlNds
Vleat--e00 bushels.
Clru-og90 bushels.
Olls-iO.J bushels.
sAlEs EKroRTED TO sECRETAEL
Dorn-l230 bushels
Oats-0J bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Nheat-Longberry, 81 70 $40. Mixed. 600 10
e -l0ytbeuy csc. 70 SiUs
Com White. 6,c. 90 6ge Mixed, G8c. 70 67c.
O.H-N llte so. p 55c. 10 5llfc Mixed. No. 2,
81. to $50 Rejected 47c 10 J0c Winter, for
seed. .-c to C-c.
10. Dc. 10 ejc.
COTTON nEPOET
Market steady.
v4)aut0s.-Midiling. Sac; middling, &c.;
good ordinary, 1l4c
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Charleston. w. Va; DR.. +. Carr. Charleston, w.
Va: H. h. Bynum, Pitt county, Va; u. W.
Tucker. Powhatan; c. T.. Montague, Baltimore
Md; j. 5. Barnes. Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-11
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O.. Mar. 10.-Pork regular family
unchanged. Lard. kettle dried, 6lsdG}4c; Bacon
short clear sides, S5.j0ss5.5j. Whisky, sales 7&
barrels unchanged.
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New York.
NFw YopK. Mar. l0-Messrs Hubbard, Price
Co. IN their cotton circular tonight say; LIVER
pool lost to-day more than half the advance OF
Yesterday and our market under the heavy re-
ceipts Of New Orleans opened easier az de-
cline. Those who sold yesterday on the So-
vance were quick 20 cover their sales. and the
market slowly improved during the afternoon,
closing steady AZ the best prices"
Futures closed steady Receipts estimated
24O0O bales against ?, 80 bales last week ana
81 bales last year. Spot cotton closed lower;
middlng upland- lj-l6. Transactions in iu-
lures amounted to 5000 bales: March 500
SIS: April s.RdS.TO: May, Si9esSO; june o0s
assq: July. sgGas1; August, $50; September
Liycrpool-spot cotton steady. middling mp
Closed Quiet; March, 449n150; March-ApriL
4.49a45O: April-May, 4.52S4.J3; May-June' i.5os
457; June-Juiy 400.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady. but quiet. Fine grades
spring. - IS 3.25: 30. winter. s2@0o34o; super
fine spring a. J83S -: do winter. 1880 30; No.
2 spring s850a8q0; do. winter, $4,000 400; extra
mill extra, s5l0a5i5 for West Indies. south
orn Hour steady; trade and family extra sLo
W6eat-Options were active to-day, but the
feeling was unsettled and nervous There was
considerable selling 70 realize under "hlch the
for the day. spot lots closed firm; sales, No. 2
red winter, Sl1H.: No. red winter March'
Si.18i4; May. sl.044; June, Sl.Otft; July Slu''-.
Corn -OlflOn- larry hctlNt hNA illtehioi ol''N
lois easier: sslo< no mixed, Gsi6c.; do.
March, 6s},c.: April 6sj4c.; May, G614c; june
Csc.
Oats-Optons steady; spot lots quiet; sales:
No while. 57l6c: No. ,, do. 56t4c.; No. mixed
J6lfc: 30. ? do. 5Gi4c. No 2 mixed March. 134c.;
April and May, b6lic.
Pork Unchanged. Lard steady; March, sb.l2;
April and May. 80 -; July 364f.
Sugar-Raw steady; SIC. for @ test ceuirtu,
gal; SIC. for fair refining. Refined quiet ana
firm: cut loaf and crushed, Gs.c.; powdered
CSC: cranulated. Gl6c.: cubos, Csc; mould A.,
Gs,c: coufectioncrs standard 4. 81 &C.; candy A.
seas: extra G. sb4as55G; golden {, 5lse5t4c.
Coiico-Spot lots steady, fair Rio cargoes
3Jl.c.
Rosin, 2.u4 barrels spirits turpcntiho lhi2
barrels tar. lIg3 barrels. Spirits turpcntlne
dull regular Hl6c.; machine Aistc hosin quet,
strained. u 51l6; good strained. slG0. f. $40;
+. sfSO: q. $40; H. - %; ], q. 40; h. s2iO; VI,
$3.50; \, 500; W. q. sA15; ". w. si55
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Or. AND 4. r. RN
LEAVE RICHMOND:
900 A. NJ, mail, daily, for Lynchburg. Lex
ingtOn, Buena Vista, Glasgow and
Clifton Forge.
4:3O z. NJ, except Sunday, for Lynchburg. CON
Meeting with train leaving, Lynch
burg al 600 A. D. tor Lexington and
Clifton Forge. Sleeplng-car 10
Lynchburg
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND:
$50 =. ", daily. from Clifton Forge.
SO A. NJ, except sunday, from Clifton Forge
Lexington, Va, and Lynchburg
Station, Eighth and Canal streets.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
O. q. MURRAY. Traffic Manager.
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AUCTION SALES DAYS.
By Denoon. Upper 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
POI Main Street

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
2i Main Street.
DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A
ID certain Deed Of Trust, executed by David
and Maria Taylor dated February 10. 1921. and
duly recorded in the clerks office OF Richmond
Chancery Court. ID. b. lf2 &C. page 355, default
having been made in the payment of certain
portion Of the debt therein secured and beng
requested by the Board OF Directors Of the Ger
man-American Banking and Building Company
so to DO we shall sell by auction on the preml-
scs, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th. 1874,
AZ O'Clock Z. NJ, that neat frame dwelling. No.
5l3 Catherine street. between Henry and Smith
streets. The lot fronts p Gle feet on the south
side Of Catherine street. and runs back between
parallel lines 10 feet TO an alley feet inches
vide The house contains about rooms, and
j. IN good repair.
Terms Cash, as TO expenses Of sale, and a debt
Of $1,000 due said company; balance 10 be an
nOunced at sale.
r. T. RICHARDSON
JACKSON BRANDT,
i. SITTERDING.
Trustees.
DTNooY, TOPPER Co., Auctioneers.
NH est