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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

SOME recent voting has been had in
Oklahoma, and the result is reported to
be that the Republican party is "total
wreck" Perhaps that is not sporadic
complaint.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

TR1. WEEKLY DAILY - Monday Wednesday
and Friday.) on
VI in advance 81 90 6 mos in adv 81 w
months, in advance. 81 w.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

ONE of the controverted questions is
whether Congressman SIMPSON. of Kan
sas. really wears socks or not. JERRY
smiles and refuses to give hint.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

THE past year there were $50 new
patent medicines added to the list, and
yet the duration of life is said to be in
creaSing
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
THE FAVORITE
|CABLERP|ANO|

Three thousand of these fine instru-
ments in Minnesota and Dakota, and
over thirty thousand of them in the
United States, bear continual testimony
to their unequaled merits and superiority
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
! yr in advanceSlO 90 3 mos in adv. 81 90
m in advance > 90 weeks in adv. w
One month SOC
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms TO
THE GLOBE. st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

critic has well said, the lectures would OF
themselves enchain an audience il the views
were lacking.
Mr.. Ragan's lectures are constantly grow
ing in popular favor, and he will doubtless
be greeted by large audiences during the
present series, particularly as the prices OF
admission are so very moderate. His motto
fifty describes these lectures in word-'The
delights of travel without its discomforts. !"
j
Mellini and Waite's Refined Vaudevilles
will be at the Olympic theater for this week.
This organization gives splendid novelty
entertainment, and has host of talented
performers as the following list will show:
Sgr. Mellini, prestidigitateur and humorist;
Charles and Lulu Aro the great Chinese i'm
personators; Charles Burke, funny Dutch
comedian: Emmett and Irving, character
sketch duo NJ. Theodor, French illusion
lst; Mile. Mona, banjo, song and dance lady;
Reynolds and Spires, Irish comedians; Billy
Raymond. speciality star; Harry Waite,
clever ventriloquist; Griffith Sisters, Spanish
skirt and zingarella dancers, and many others
in bright and pleasing programme.
One of the early appearances at the Metro
politan opera house will be Sergius Stepnlak.
fugitive from Russia. and known all over
the world as the author of several books in
arraignment of the government of the czar
of Russia. His Underground Russia" led
the Century company to send George Kennan
to Siberia. The coming of Stepniak is an
event. 1t was but few weeks since. III con-
versation with Goldberg, the editor OF Free
Russia, he said: "All we can do is to appeal
to the world, to whose denunciation Russia
is keenly sensitive, and especially to the
United States," and it is for this purpose
that Stepniak has come to America. He will
speak at the Metropolitan Thursday evening,
Feb. 10. Many attempts have been made to
kidnap Stepniak but without success.
The first of next week Charles Hoyts
greatest ttriumph, "a Texas Steer" will be
presented. This is said to be Mr.. Hoyt's best
work, being far better than "a Parlor
Match "A Midnight Bell, - Brass Monkey
or "a Trip to Chinatown" The attractions
that will appear after these at the Metropoli-
tan IN the near future are Gillette's Private
Secretary, Margaret Mather in Joan of Arc"
and Donrelly and Girard in Natural Gas. J"
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

SUNDAY ALONE.
1vr I'm advance. 81 90 $ mos in adv. .5Oc
L m. in advance l 90 mo. in adv. .2oc
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
Ftsfern advertising Office, Room 2I
Trihnne RniLdinq. New York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept
on hand for reference. Patrons and frlends
are cordially invited to visit and avail them
selves of the facilities of our Eastern Office
while i'll New York
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
IMPORTANT FACTS.

There are more GABLER pianos in
actual use in Minnesota aud Dakota
than of any other make.
There are more GABLER pianos
sold by us each year than OF any make
sold by any other house in st. Paul or
Minneapolis.
The GsABLEEs is acknowledged by
COMPETENT tuuerS to be one of the
best pianos to remain in tune, and less
liable to get out of order than almost
any piano manufactured. For accom-
panying the voice the GABLER has
no superior,
Every piano fully warranted for five
years.
Catalogues. prices and full particu.
lars of our EASY TERMS furnished
upon application.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
, pA1u croBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE

DAILY (NoT INCLUDING sunday
yr in advance. SIS 90 3m. in advanceS2 W
{ IN. in advance 4 90 weeks in adv. w
one month zoe. e.e
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year, ST Six Mo. 65c Three Mo. 35c
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Below zero.

-btIOW ZtIU.
Local forecast for St. Paul, Minneapolis
and vicinity: Fair; colder.
P F. LYONS, Observer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08

The principal toast responded to by the
Ohio society at Delmonico's the other night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
orNaArIONS or THB NEW xoRK
sTOCK MARKET.

s,,u.aou OF Tobacco at Richmond and other
,.,rortant Centrss--Quotatlons of che New
III and Liverpool Cotton Msrkets--Prs-
Visions and Grain.
NV Yoxx. August io-Money closed at 2
49,, can't. tho highest rates lowest, II. EI-
',.,ee closed steady posted rates, 4s4}f for
..,,y DAYS and 1851 for demand, actual
go. lssst@4S4 for sixty day bills and 1857
80 for demand. Government bonds closed
~r,e, currency, SIS, ITO bid, As. coupon, lles4
h.l KS do. 1909 bid.
The stocks we're weak this morning. Prices
80, al lower and throughout the morning
~. for the most Of the list further weak
Vs. unaer selling Of Union Pacific which
v. a-sjn attacked by tho bears this morning.
M. trading of the forenoon. however was
- nght. At midday values were y 10 ~
~, rent. lower Tho sales for the morning
.,rouuted b. only 1880 shares. Tho most OF
-. Cling OF [ Mon Pacific Was by Chicago
80 London sold ST. Paul TO a small OK
,,rt th.s morning Chicago Gas was weak on
gec.Dfrmation of the report that the Stand
s-I on company was Interested IN the eco
..-,ic arrangement. There was very little
r.'rr .ffar y O'Clock and no feature OF inter
-. u-qe developed Prices continued weak So
,le close. when they were u 20 rs lower.
,.s latter II Union Pacific. Sales, iS5,5O7
saTos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
Baltimore.

BALT1HoRR. Mp, August IO.-Flour steady;
Western supeffne. S540GS3 IS; do. extra,
3S75a&425, DO family. "a 50@S4.S5; winter
wheat patent, 30. spring wheat.
patent. s5.250S6.JO. spring wheat, straight.
S4.7b@s5; receipts, 81, 100 barrels; shipments.
8.0Ss barrels: sales. none. Wheat strong,
spot. 991zc.; the month. 1870. @99Hc.; Sop
TENDER $3.50. CJ99l4 c.; October, 991ac a 99%c.
Southern wloAt strong; Fultz, 94c. a: 81 long
berry, $50 60$l. steamer No red. 94Ac.@
95c. receipts. 2lS. $40 bushels; shipments.
479 .099 bushels stock ,2s5 1863 bushels; sales,
307 IA bushels. Corn frrDer. spot 6916c..
the month 6s1<c.; September. 6fc Southern
corn; white dull. 66c. GGS0., yellow, firm, Csc;
spot no. white. CSC, receipts. 1892 bush
els. shipments, COS bushels. stock 81. l0l
bushels. sales, 100 900 bushels. Oats iirmer.
No. white, Western. 4sc. asked; No.
mixed, Western ACC. asked. receipts,
600 bushels Shipments none stock, so. 29S
bushels. Kyo active and higher No. 2. 8Sc.
Receipts {. Gl2 bushels; shipments none; stock
II, 79l bushels Hay steady good to choice
timothy, Sl4O00tlC.0O. Grain freights quiet
Steamer 10 Liverpool per bushel. I'D; Cork,
for orders. per quarter. SIS. I'd "a A.. Cotton,
per pound 1 l-l6d. -four. por ton. III sacks,
los. Cotton quiet mddhng, &c. Provisions
unchanged with good demand for everything
Butter firm. without change: but early ad-
vance expected. Eggs steady at 1910. Coffee
quiet Rio cergOes fair lgc.; No. 7, l7%@
l7j4c. Sugar unchanged. Copper unchanged.
Whisky unchanged. Peanuts Virginia extra
hand-picked. $50. Virginia hand picked. 80
@3Ic. North Carolina 314@3zc; No. /
shelled. $40 North Carolina shelled. 4Ac.
Salos very moderate and trade very quiet.
StOcks--Nirginls thTee's. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. August l0.-No Offerings Of
sooaccos at auction on Change Monday. Au-
gust 10. 1897
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of
tts Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Mon
DAY August 10. 1891, Wrappers. hogshead;
tlefs IL hogshesds. smokers. II hogsh eads;
Clark ieaf. z hogsheads Total. Is hogshsads.
Ofce Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
DAY Monday, August 10, 1891 Inspec-
8 IS bright 1876 hogsheads; dark. iOi hogs
leads Western, h0gshead. Reinspections,
bright, hogshoaaB dark, 3 hogshesds.
Farmers. Wilson's. Shockoe Naughsn's.
GA Dominion. Meals, Davenports, Planters
and Merchants. Shookoe and SeabroOk's.
tobacco warehouses report to-day. Monday
August 10, 1891: Receipts. 90 packages. dely-
enes. l4s packages.
The wife Of our Mr.. 4. X. Victor, OF a son
on Saturday night last We congratulate the
I'm Of f. K Victor u CO.. upon the acces-
son Of tho new member of the firm and wish
tem many happy returns.
'Om Mr. John Wingo. OF "a. T. Smith b Co. I.
was taken sick Saturday last with bilious
fever We are glad 20 say he is reported bet
Ter 70 day.
Messrs. Davis & Gregory will have good
sac " new tobaccOs tomorrow. On Wednes.
dsy 18th instant they will have large and
attractive sale al Planters Warehouse.
Registered 1T the Tobacco Exchange to-day.
Monday. August 10th, 1891: A. II. Smoot.
Durham n. q.
Our Colonel Tom Scot, left for Baltimore
today. A leading belle is the reported attrao-
t!oo there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

November. s.is@s15, December. s.230ps. a.
January, 6.3f0nS s6; February. S43nS Al:
March. S.539s.H; April. 86SGsG4 May,
S.T3tas.7 June, s.S3@8S5.
In Iiverpool-Spot cotton firm middiing
upands. g-lGd. Futures steady rs follows
August September, 2g-64: September cto-
Der, 34-64; November, 1864.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Tlour closed quiet and unchanged.
southern Hour dun; trade and family extras,
SA40oS5.10.
Wheat-Wheat options were moderately
active and strong to-day. There was only a
little trading on the account Of foreigners
but prices went steadily up to the close, when
they were lx@lNc- higher. Spot lots closed
quiet; No 2 rod winter spot. 4l.0l<; do.
August, 81; September, $500. October. 81;
November 99c.
Corn-Corn options were strong on fair
amount Of business. and closed l9@11fc.
higher. Spot lots closed quiet: No. 2, mixed
spot, 721sc.; August, zoe; September. 679sc.;
October, 65%c.
Oats-Oats options were dull and firm, and
closed 14@4c. higher. Spot lots closed 2G4c.
higher. Sales. No. / white. 90; No. 47Hc.
Pork-POrk quiet and easy; new moss,
Sl15O.
Lard Lard closed quiet and steady; Sep
TENDER. e6.l5@6S5.
Sugars Sugar quiet and firm; muscovado
~ degrees TEST. &C. centrifugal 20 degrees test,
8Ec.; refined firm cut-loaf and crushed. 560
$50, powdered, &C.; graduated. 4A@4Hc.;
cubes, 41.c mould A, 41sc.. confectioners' A.
40.
Cofoo-spot lots coffee quiet Rio cargoes
fair. i9c.
Naval Stores market for spirits tur-
pentine is steady and moderately active. clos
ing at 36@S6ac for regular aud 361t oslo for
machine made barrels. Kosin Is in fair de-
mand and steady al ) 4 ,35 fer cOInmOn, Sl.3Il
for strained and g. 40 for good strained
Petroleum The appearance OF the pit"
TO-DAY showed no evidence Of the heavy vol
ume Of business that made Saturday 80 con-
spicuoue in the history of the oil trade. There
was q little doing Oh the Consolidated TX
change; September opened al GG4c high
est. G6&c lowest. C5c; closing. CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
RIoHMoYD oENERA1MARKErs.



Wool-Tuh.wAshed. free burrs SOC; uuwssh
Cd do. 9l9g3c. Meiino, unwashed' hc'' purry'
$500. per POUND loss
csmrNr. LIKE. PLASTER ETc.
Cement Hosendale. si4O per barrel.
Lime Agricultural. 6alOc per buShel; Rock
land 81 l0aS l. 10 per barrel according to GUAM
nty; Virginia, sl00aSl05 49,.
Plaster: Lump, s4.00 per ton; ground $40;
'A hoItb tsToiina Far, large size ssi coal tar
Fire Brick per 1000 t55atCo.
Plasteriug Hair: 4s5o. per pound
FLOUR
fine, s30Oas325; supern9e' s275ss4oo extra
family s4.50ss4.75; patent family So-2oA$o4V
Bisok-Osk Bari: Rossod. 5000 per ego
pounds; black oak and chestnut, rough So'Ua
~ 100 per 3 900 pounds.
Flaxseed; el.2Oael.e0 per busheL
0ROcIHIEs AID WooDENwAFE
Cheese. Northern and Western prime cutting
small iOnilItc; common. 7allc.; pineapple
Fish: Horrings-North Carolina Family Roe
half barrels 1925 new; Potomac gross sS.7j'
North Carolina cut s4.7o o.
Candies; Adamantine candles IL ounces s1sc
per set
Butter: Choice creamery nc; choice family
packed, isal.c choice store packed. lSAlSc''
good to prime, l0c; poor TO FAIR saSc
Live hons. fat and large, Soaasc.; dressed hens,
l0xi2c.: chickens. spring, l7a1c
Lard. 6a71Sc.: country, active.
Corn Meal: soc. per bushel for country soc'
for city mills.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay: No. timothy. ell OoaSIs.OO; market over
stocked with other grades; No. 2, Sl0.50al2.OO;
mixed clover and timothy, SlO.OOaslO,oO; Clover
nominal S9OOasl000.
khucks fDaG5c.
Baled straw: 45a50c.
Baled Oats: $il.00aSl2c.
Winter Seed Oats; 6sa7Oc. per bushel
Bsoon: Clear-rib sides 6,4c.; suear-cured
shoulders, &C.; Virginia hams. fancy, isai7c.;
Hmithneld hams 9ic,; sugar-cured, iial2ltc..
according 10 size; bulk-sides CO. bellies. Vac.
backs. 5Ifc. short backs. DC;
Jackets: Painted, two hoops, SIX; three
Krooms: Two strings si.0oasl.25; three
strings. al 25as20O; four strings, s2.OOas2.4
Baskets. willow. si.ibasl.3O per most. splt' ooA
e Coifise: RIO. isaaso.; Lsguayrs, Da2io; Java
Na20e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

=, NV YoRK. August I0-Messrs. Hubbard
ffice Co. ia their cotton circular tonight
gay. The failure Of the American market
= respond % the sharp advances Of Saturday
caused realizing sales. and Liverpool closes
,,aIeiy steady, 1T points decline. Our mar
dsl opened Ut loss Of points, gradually de,
.lnlng until noon. when the publication OF
sne bureau report brought about q sharp
Wesk and tho market closed barely steady
Il ihe lowest prices Of the day"
Futures closed steady. Receipts for the
gay al the porte estimated at 1000 bales,
egainst 100 last week and 800 last year. The
southern markets as far 40 reported are quiet
a. su1 steady. The spot market is easy at 16c.
40 me va quotations; mlddling uplands, So G..
nales' 2Os bales, There has been sold the past
week and not before reported 6ss bales for
sp1nnlng. TraDsAetlons In futures. $4,000
pA'ss' August. LT6pZ79 September. 7.ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
Hardaicke Il Mitchell, who sues, &c,
". i. I l1'7 administratri1 and als.J


Extract from decree of July ~, 1891.
THE Court doth adiudge, order and decree
that the papers in this cause he referred 10 one
OF the commissioner Of this court VINO IS
directed 10 inquire and report as follows:
LIST What real estate the SAID W !. Loving
died seized and possessed OF and its fee simple
"a. An sccoun, Of all debts snd demands
against the estate Of the said ". L. Loving and
their pTiOrIties If any.
I'd Whether on not all creditors OF the salN
IS T. Loving are before the court.
9Th Anacc0unt Of tho transactions OF tho AL,
n.in,siratrix, Mary {. Loving. of the personal
c-fate Of the said " T. Loving. deceased, and
any otter matter d9emed pertinent hy the com
missioner or required by any OF the parties TO
lie 80 stated: and the said commissioner J, au-
thOriZed 70 publish an extract ~ tins ORDER lor
once week for four successive weeks IN some
uewspaper published in this city a. 10 the time
and place Of taking account here under, and
such publication shall bo equivalent 10 notice 10
ali "a mes Interested , ,,,.1
To Charles ". HaIdWicko AMI JamesC Mitch
I'll trading under the firm name OF liArnwlcke
+ Mitchell: James l.. TalIaferro and al other
loving adminisfratrlX or W. j. LOVING ne
ceased and also in her own right Goldle a
Loving. Ida e.. Loving and Willie r.. Loving
infants: George D.. Carter, guardian al ltein
for tbt three infants-GOldie A., Ida C. ana
Willie p Loving and all other parties inter
osted IN the above entitled cause:
Takcuotice that ! have fixed upon MONDAY
SoDtcmhcr T. Isai. a. 30 o'clock A: M.' ss the
time and my OFFICE No. 1913 east Main street
Richmond Va a. the place for executing me
reouirsaents OF the decree from which Inc
OyERTON HOWARD,
iv2Stu4w Commissioner IN Chsncery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
Chfcaqn.

CHIoAoo August 10 Wheat Wheat closed
~. higher. Reported bad weather il Eng
land aud serious damage in the Northwest 10y
the not weather we're the bulhsh factors. Re
ceipt. no cars.
Corn Corn WAS Grm on good demand for
cash and closed at H454c. higher. Receipts,
lS5 cars.
Oats-Oats were firm in sympathy with
corn and wheat, closing 20. higher. Receipts,
32G cars.
Provisions Provisions were weak. There
was a heavy selling t. realize by local specu-
lstors and country holders Pork declined
22}Sc., and ribs b. Lard closed unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

Sr. Lows. No. August l0.-Flour Flour
firm and 10 sympathy with wheat patents
e. 1904. Is; extra fancy, sS.s5@3. 70. fancy.
$40 Wheat firm; August. sGc bid, Septem-
Der. SGLc bid. December. 8gc. Corn lower.
August 655Ic September. SIZE: year. 4l3tc;
January, 4O5sc. Oats higher; august, 2716a
27l5c.: September, Pike bid Pork-Stand-
ard mess. Sll. Lard-PriIne steam, 6>tc.
Dressed meats Shoulders, 5G2ts longs,
S7.l0. clear ribs. $500 shorts s7.s 5h. Bacon
boxed-shoulders. s6 %, longs s7.6J; clear
ribs q SO BhOrts S7s7M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
N TIE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
! OF RICHMOND
o. Neil EYecutor.l
Against


EXTRACT PROM DECREE OF JuNF D. 1871
The Court doth adjudge, order and decree
that thi. cause DO referred 20 one OF the com,
report 20 this Court the location OF property as
described in TX. 1907 what interest the said L.
A Goddin has therein and its probable vaine;
whether liable for the payments 81 these ludg-
piled In the payment Of judgments according 10
priority as reported by Commissioners Howard;
any other matter. &c, and publication Ior
once week Tor four successive weeks IN some
newspaper published IN the city OF Richmond,
of the time and place OF executing this decree
shall be equivalent 10 formal service OF such
notice unOn All the parties 10 this SUIT. 80,
| have fixed upon THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ..
1891. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time ana my
office. No 1918 T.. Main street, Richmond, Va. as
the place for executing the requirements OF the
decree from which the above extract = taken.
OYEKTON HOWARD,
iy2stu.4wks Commissioner in Chancery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

RICHMOND, Va. August TO- 1891.
Rocsipts-Cattle, zoo. sheep aud lambs, TOO
ioss 400
bUes Cattle. 200: sheep and lambs. $50;
hogs 30.
prces-Cattle, best A 10 4Ao. gross medium
70 good SAc. 70 $40. gross; common TO fair,
2lc. % &C. gross.
Bulls DC. 80 Sc gross
sheep-8Hc 70 &c. gross
Lambs 80. 10 61Ic. gross.
hogs-6Hc. 70 7A[o. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
IN TIE CHANCERY COURT, RICHMOND.
/ John W. Pinchback,

Henry W. Coxs Admir-. and ais.
Extract from decree Of June n, l59l.)

EItract from decree OF June H. l3sl)
On consideration whereof the Court doth adj
judge order and decree that II be referred 70
ono OF the Commissioners Of this Court to tako
the following accounts 10 wit; First An ac-
count ~ the personal estate in this state Of tho
decedent, Henry ". Cox. Second u being al
mi,tod by the defendant, W. II. DeSaussuTe
Administrator Of Henry W. Cox. that since he
filed hs answer assets have come into his hands,
transactions as such Administrator. Third, An
account Oh the debts and demands outstanding
against The said Henry ". COKs estate Win
their RESPECTIVE amounts digniiles ana priorl-
ties Fourth lie shall inquire who are the dls-
tributes OF said Henry ". Cox. deceased.
And said Commissioner shall make report
thereof 20 the Court. together with any other
matter spociallv stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or required By any party 70 be 50
And the said Commissioner shall publish
notice of the time and place OF taking SAID ac-
counts aud making said inquiries once week
for four successive weeks IA some newspaper
ncation shall be equivalent tn personal service
Of said notice on all OF the parties. except VII
liam T. DeSaussHre Administering OF Henry W;
Cox. deceased on whom personal service shall
be made.
NOTICE.
George Mason, T. c.. Meade Haskins. I. r.
The parties 20 the above suit AMI all persons
interested therein are hereby notified that l
have Fixed on the 2d day Of September. 1891. at
II o'clock A. NJ, and my Office, No. north
Eleventh street. in said city es tho tlme ana
place for executing the decree from which the
foregoing is an extract. Given under my hand
WIS -'''' r. II. STEGER
fvo1-tli4w Commissioner In Chancery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o.. August lo.-Pork- Regular,
Sl0.625@GIo 75 family. 5000 Lard-Kettle
dried. 7Hm79c Bacon-Short clear sides.
7ISc Whisky-Sales, 9OS barrels Sill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
New Orleans.

Ngw ORLEANS La. August 10 -Rice steady
ordinary 70 prime, 44@5&o. Other article
unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

vvAyINd EMPLOYED A TUTOR FOR THE
i 4 coming school term. ! will be pleased so
have a. boarders two or three boys from twelve
20 fifteen years Of age They will have every
advantage morally, mentally and physically
Rest Of references eau be furnished. For
terms etc, apply 70 REV. Il. s. HEPBURN,
sug-5t Old Church, Hanover county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

OrPIcL or COMMISSIONER OvERToN HowARD,l
July 25. 1891.
~ THE CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY
4 or RICHMOND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
GRAIN ann COrrON EXCHANGE.


RlCHNoSD VA. August 10, 1851.
OFTRHISGS.
Wheat 81 bushels
Corn Is 4l4 bushels.
Oats OjG bushels
Mil Odal-lj tons.
SALES
Wheat, ~ bushels.
Corn-l.1 ia bushels.
Oats-z6 bushels
QUOTATTOVe.
Wheat -Longberry 90c 10 81; mixed 90c.
70 OBJ, bhoftberry. SOC. TO 9sc.. No red 96c.
3. &c.
CoTn-White, prime Virginia. zoe. to Tic,
~ Z white, 70c., No. mixed, Csc. to go
Oats No. z. $50 to $50; No. 3, $50. to &c.;
h.e,tsd, 500. winter (for seed). 45c. TO $50.
kyc-15c. 10 Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

Wool-Tuh. free hurrs. soc.; unwss h
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11

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OF THE CITY or RICHMOND THE 9TH
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-07

he has laid his eyes on since he came
to Mexico.
The Mexican railway, received for
freight at the Monterey office, for the
month of August, over S125, 900.
The Grin circns, of the City of Mex
leo, has pitched it's tents on Dinco de
Mayo plaza and are drawing large
crowd every night.
Mr.. r. E. L. Allerdyce Of Calves ton
who superintendent the erection of
the Monterey Refrigerating works,
finished this week and will leave for
home tonight.
Mr.. VIM. Devine of San Antonio
spent couple of days in the city on
business.
General Caysdo Of Ssltillo is in the
city on business.
Mr.. A. Joseph, of Corpus Christi, lie
in the city on visit to his brother ].
Joseph. EDMUND.