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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23
The Pope Thinking or Leaving.

SINCE the pilgrim incident the Pope
has had number Of interviews with the
Cardinals as to whether he should leave
Rome. and whether steps should be
taken to establish modus vivendi with
the tluirinal. No decision was arrived
at. The Italian government has as
sured the Pope that nothing should oc-
cur to disturb the tranquility of the Holy
See. but it must be understood that there
il no intention to modify the law Of
guarantees.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23
Ter and Jollay In the house, south Da-
kota win hold her own with any state
la the union.
THE ALLIANCE IN KANSAS.

How lt was Made = Democratic Aid S0-
oiety Similar 10 That or south Dakota.
The following article Is from the AT.
lanta Cons. itnti0a. the leading demo-
cratic paper OF Georgia:
lit is . noteworthy fact that the re-
publican farmers OF Kansas. M soon us
they had imbibe1 the democratic prin-
ciples of the alliance, became exceed
ingly bitter against their old party, and
they have managed to demoralizc and
defeat IT, Thus tho alliance has
accomplished Ia Kansas in can.
paign OF thirty days what lilo
democrats could not haye accortfllshei
III campaign of thirty years. 10 tiis
republican farmers OF Kansas the very
name democrat" has been for more
than twenty-five years the synonym OF
..rebel," ..trsitor' and comprehend. =
1t has been the key to unlock the store.
is o pity that shis should be SO, yet III
damentai fact that cannot be ignored.
The alliance movement, however,
has served to divert these republican
farmers from their war memories and
their sectional prejudices, aud they
ticai democracy. which Is the basis and
strength Of the alliance platform, Is
better suited to their condition, their
hopes and aspirations than the bitter-
ness and strife Of republican partisan
ship Their point Of vicw was so
changed that when Col. Livingston, Of
Georgia, and Col. Polk, OF North Caro-
lima, democratic alliance mon, went
into Kansas and took part In the cam.
paign, their speeches were cheered to
the echo BY audiences that for twenty
five years or more had been voting tho
republican ticket straight ont and with
out deviation. The canvass made by
Messrs. Polk and Livingston was neces.
sarily brief, but they crowded . good
deal OF effective work into the space Of
q few days, and there can be no doubt
that the speeches they made did great
deal of good.
"We have alluded to the amazing re.
salts In Kunsas merely to show the ma
ture and extent OF the alliance move
ment among the republican farmers In
the west and northwest. It shows be-
yond question that tho alliance has q
political mission 10 that region. Its
mission, and one that 1t Is carrying out
with . success that has no parallel in
the history Of our politics. Is to teach
the republican farmers to think Tor
themselves and TO discuss politics freely,
fairly and unbiased BY sectional preju.
dices."
As in Kansas, so In South Dakota, the
alliance for tho past two years has been
run as democratic aid society, and to,
the only purpose Of breaking up the re-
publican party. However, many Of fts
members see where 1t isdrifting. and are
returning. This falls election will
show q great falling Oh In the indepen.
dent vote In this state.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23

THE United States Supreme Court ad-
vanced the hearing in the case of Boyd
VS.. Thayer, arising out of the contes,
over the Nebraska governorship, and
assigned 1t for argument on the first
Monday In December after the cases oI
the two New York mGrderers and the
Chicago anarchist cases.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23

TaE directors Of the Adams express
company havo decided to bring suit
against ex-President Hoey for over
500, COO they believe TO bo due the con.
pany from him on account Of his con.
nection with the purchase Of the miner
New England companies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23

SuNoL has beaten Maud SIS record
and is now the queen Of the turf. She
lowered the worlds record on the kite
shaped track at Stockton, which now
stands at 2:Osl4, half second lower
than heretofore.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23
Abandon ed tho Field.

TUE two Democratic nominees for
Regents Of the State Uniyerstty In Ne
braska have fled their deciination with
The Secretary Of Stlfe.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23

what Party = She AllaAaoo A1d1au9
II tho political end Or ~ Rarnees
Alliance fs mot working difuetly n -
iRtArest Of the AAnQefatie nee1E Nlla
some Of the leadAN please A116G1 -
following QQestiOn& Ssazsk
Why ID thSrs no sulrd par) ~
or peoples ticket IN The 6sld 81 1fae
land? MARYLAND being 0s6aoex0 Is
ststs, b there nothing for the alilanee.
to dsS Why did the aliIaneo en1e9oe
ths democratic candi1p1s 1or eova
. Why Is tie ,uIas..aS o. =
Tor the defeat f6 1n1lpf skGh6a a
re-alecti0n, md ns0lkn p49nu arNH
By the demoGs1 ttS Astaxe e6nor1
mittee and agreed 70 between that O u
mtttee and . confersncs committees ffsl
the allianee2
Why di4s she allteaes a llAxyle1f yssE
resolutto1aS endpx1lpk k s1a4
Why do alliantA lsctnr9FS aeye1o 0a'
their time to misrepresentjn ~ sa
nqbAcae paTtys - heyo
p 81 ag4tnat th4 ds 6qst III
Whysd2 the altlanesf - fksS NJ
Illinois legislature so Over ~ - 1fI
. democratic United 6tA1oa y M
.h.a .,a.:.s shs, g, kas /; a.. z &.
osa :. sas;. se1sistsss ss.s tsg Ses'S sas, Z
yerk,ese q /. nsls .Es U Ilsl ts - f..
elect not only dsmocrata bail
| sos.Hi 3 b sshtse
many Of their votes - IN
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23
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No Pleasure I'm OCea AN Travel.

THE Furnessia from Glasgow. which
arrived in New York. reports cyclonic
weather. One cabin passengers skull
was fractured while the ship was lurch-
ing, and two In the Storage died and
were buried at sea. and one boat was
stove and one funnel torn away.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23
MCKINLEY a.d she lfarmsr.

Tho sxrOfufnler'' wants 70 know what
benefit the Mckinley tariff has been to
wool growers. 1t has SO stim ulated do
mestic wool manufacturing by reducing
our imports OF wooden goods for the first
seven months 1t has been In force from
SsS. .723, ,sOl to $40, ,OS9, ,143 for the corre-
spending period last year that the in
creased demand for domestic wool has
kept the price nearly up to it, last
years figures, although Australian wool
has declined in the worlds market from
an average price OF $72.S3 per bale last
year, to $55. So per bale this year.
During. October, 1891, we imported
s.2s2,52O dozen eggs. The Mckinley
bill duty on eggs went into effect Oct.
6, 1890. From the lst Of October to the
9th we imported l,l39, ,303 dozen eggs,
but from the 9Th to tho 3lst we imported
only i23,5S dozen. In other words the
Mckinley bill made . home market for
l,0l9,6 ,62s dozen eggs In twenty-five days
Did anybody In this country eat fewer
eggs In Novemb ber, 1850, than In Mo-
VEN ber, 1892 Yet In November, 1889,
with eggs on the free list, We ported
2, ,46S, 452 dozen OF eggs. but In Noyem-
ber. 1890, under the Mckinley duty on
eggs, only l27, ,608 dozen. And the price
wasn't raised, either, for the eggs We
imported In November. 1889, were In
voiced ut 3413. .562, or 1875 cents :
dozen, while those We Imported in No
vember, 1890, were Invoked At III, sal,
or only i3.04 cents . de1en. 70 simply
means thst &a05, 74l went into the pocket
Of American farmers instsad Of cans-
dian farmers.
When eggs were on the free list In
Nav, 1890, we imported l,7o1, ,504 dozen
during that month, at totA valuation
Of $l9l, ,O73, or 1913 cents . dozen. Well,
our imports for May. 1891, were only
i06, 304 dozen eggs, but the consumer
slll mot suffer, because AWebcansfarn-
era soid l. 595, 900 dozen mon eggs, fer
these last imports were valued 6t &i6,-
$40, or only S.4 cents dozen. Eggs
were on the free list In April, 1890. and
we imported $50. Gas dozen. The Me-
Kiniey bill made them duttabie, and In
April. OF this year We imported only
"a, ,s1a dozen. That tufhed over ti1e
market for ~. 7sF do1sn eggs. TO the
American producer Dtd its hnrt the
consumer? 1t doesn't seem TO have done
so; IL must have benefited him from The
price. The importe for Aprihl 1890 wert
valued ct Sa7. $50, or 1916 cents : dozen,
while those OF April, 1891. were valued
at q, ,O70, or s.316 ceats dozen.
=
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-23

Hilton between belgium ana Gernahy-
TIE negotiations for com Mercial
treaty between Germany and Belgium
have been suspended, as Belgium Is not
inclined to grant Germany's demand
that German agricultural products be
allowed to enter Belgium FREQ of duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

As nearly the long interest has been liquidated
a gradual narrowing of the differences may
now bo expected. All markets in the United
states will be closed tomorrow for the Thanks
FUTURES steady; receipts at ports. 5000 bales
against $4,000 last year. and the Southern mark
cts as Tar as reported are hrm az l-l6 advance
at Galveston and Norfolk. The spot market Is
steady at unchanged prices Middling uplands
S1e. sales, 32i bales Transactions IN futures
$4,000 bales. November. 195a7e7; December.
5eoe,a5; January. .SiesSl7; February $50
s# March. 81; April. S60aS.6l; May Sic
so; juno. s.si@Ss2; July ssi@s.@2; August
S&sS.9s.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour closed steady ~ IN changed
price,. Fine grades Of sIr.ng. e2s0s. 30. 90: 90.
winter. s5t5Si65; superhne spring e@S.so,,y
do. " nteT. 5000 -; extra No spllns, so.o' ~
$50. do winter, tiSs. extra No sprihRi - -
as. Cry Mil extras ssy5,as83 for West Indies.
Southern -four closed steady; trade ana '1hA'5
extra sA5Qa5 -,
vi . wheat options we're weak closing 90
&c lower. spot lots. ieic. lower. sales, No. z
November. st.0434: December. sLO52s' JaDrary,
Sl0.: February sl.OslR.
Corn Corn options were moderately active
and weak clio ing ISpsc lower Spot lots,
steady sales: 70 mixed. Toe: December,
59ac.: January. 514c.; February sc.
Oats-Oats options were dull and weak
prices &c lower at the close Spot lots
lower. Sales No. ! white lgc No. . 405e:
No. mixed 4lc.. No. mixed. 40ai0t4c; No. ,
mixed November S95sc.; December, 53)sc; Jan
Iork-Pork dull; new mess. si075
lard-lard quiet, December. 500: Jann-
airy. s6.53a65j.
sugar-Raw quietand Grm: SO test auscovado,
5'sc 80 test centrifugal, 3lto.. refined firm;
cut-loai aud crushed, 5.sc.; powdered, -ltc :
graduated 43s@4lec; cubes 4Sac.; mould A,
4lSc cOnfechoners a. Acc.
Cohee-Spot coffee quiet; far Rio i6c- Futures
steady; Rio or Santos No. &, December, slle5;
January. Z 1855. February. LAD:
Naval stores Tho market for spirits turpen
h.. N...sH0 nH.aHa
and 63c3s tor machine barrels Rosn has been
steady with moderate inquiry; common. 81 b;
strained, g 31l2. good DO. S1.4O. Stock ~ New
York: Eosiu, 81 u6U barrels; spirits turpentine,
695 ha rrels. tar. 4N2 irrrcls
Petroleum-iipe inc certificates were hard
Is visible to-day Another IL gusher 81 hourly
expected 10 come in on the Mcdonald field and
traders are waiting 20 get the news. Opening,
5sssc.. highest and lowest and closing. 5Sjsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
p,euIar Report Of The Monetary, Grain
and Provision Markets.
Closing QUOTATIONS. OF MONEY
land sales at the Richmond lopA'''
Exchange Internal Revenue
sons-ForeiEn AdViee''

,.,r Nov Money ossy closing ~ o
ut. highest 80. lowest. g. exchange
IA .,essy. posted rates ''''fe,'o' 49,
.sAs4s3a for sixty days anu $50 80. 80
.,f Governments ciosea H"'e'' o 49,. ~ 49,
f.46c bonds closed al io'oNs' ''''''
..... funds 1855. ,onirs's' 'Oo1'
.htte more trading IN inc sloC ,i
.t.amo u.ng. o1t "'e'i"e hof dozen
Gr.e Iackawauna, ~ iaal' "'a,.
tn.h- c.sanA burlington ana Vuln.'. tbo
trt. chicago Gas 40 me opthihA
pas general. hrn anu ei,ors on
rAA. t-..fi 'nally In the cary ntai4He4 ~
vtace. Western and MlnneapoAs hnt and
ftr f.r-ed suddenly beCNme b4'-e To-
loaf on an unusually gooa gu. -N.ek.
fi' tsres The hr>t haWt1 u-.,.,rotc1
pose ,. .0.t fo aNls and The latter my bo.e
VIZ cent to 2i>a. ih, s"e.ett. rst up-
if ...r.d fhc remainder oI lhe a ,'n,
sympathy. bat ihe slie"h. " u, rlaIile
-...ta ned. su sea cry '' ''''~, anon. at
.t.-tt tI,c sItfv lower In most cases man
r.o. 80. a. The market was @iiiio-t.
.t,--snt during hc la't D.. aevo.ed 20 foot
rtbl afternoon Was ID .". 100 vim for
Hs .'-,I,r of brokers, araiNetea "t nv
f.- .r, err fo foutcut to-t"'ttV ="
Who had caught l't ..r,,,,I as Yale had
.l't was ..r.rrl hartman 1htchtll
tf e'l OF M ..ore 10 s50 fines, which he
.at' l.. --t" tia I..nrlerlN biohefs VINO tu-
srA lh tIf --. -- exc cries OF rinceton
r- p .he "t-. ,..-,. urogressed and the score
t.a 1hie A'. .-, 20, one oi y ale is champions was
az O .o- +f. widest applause. The
a4nA -l tween times WAS insi guh
A'ie Nat.' -r...lar prices lhc cio,nx
caul .I- ..sht.t and irreguiary changed
tglrt, -r--a rs fhe close yoSter iay. lei
.r'ra nd hudson oompsny ci i to-a Ia,
.t ..rrhta out 2).0Ol shares today.
cent --' f..s.. SHARES Stste bonds full
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

RicuroNn. Va Nov. 25-No offerings at
auction to-day. privaie sales reporte were e2-
fremely light. Inspections, bright. an hogs-
heads rein.pectious brirht l. Farmers Viii
son s. Aleghsny Neal s. IaVcnports Planters .
seairook and Shockoe tobacco warehouses re-
port receipts. llS packages. deliveries. IS.
Internal revenue collections lax paid cigars
and cigarettes. $685., tax paid plug toDac-
cos sf1iqg9 Total w. a.
Creu.haws tobacco warehouse SOFA to-day
~ 260 pounds OF loose tobacco. highest price
- 30
Sb,ckoe warehouse sold 304lo pounds loose
fo &C .0s II ghe~f ;.rIre Sii which Wa the
highest price of tllr sra on i'r loose io. a,eo.
4 very satisfactory .ole Of loose bright to-
haccos Va, had 10 iianprs tobacco warehouse
tins mo Tu.Dg.
IN r. WAS 4 sale of loose bright tobacco al
SIM nfnea tobacco warehouse today.
Registered a. Exchange today ID. G.
lgarraud, Cosmopouto. " w. Winston, Louisa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Mn. Nov 25-Fiour-Steady and
nm hanged. receipts. 7.tO} barrels; shipments,
lN4fI barrels. sales. 30 barrels. Wheat No.
red. easy. SPOT si04laI0ia; Novem err Si0F9
lWl4: December slO4l9; January, 81 0J3lO61R;
May. SlIu1es l-l0os. steamer 10. red, PIC; re-
ceIpts, 9t50 bushels; shipments, l12,4U bus heis,
stock. i.1Ol.Ws bushels. sales. 226OOJ bushels.
Southern wheat steady: fultI. 8lOls l.06; long
berry. Si02 1896. Corn Mixed. weak, &C. asked;
year JOase3bss. January OBS a5i2sc.; February
81 a. &C.. March. 80: receipts, 1851 bushels;
shil 10 "A s. I5525 bushels. stock, 5G,9l6 bushels;
sales gJ.aW bushels Southern corn hrmer;
white, s3atOc.: yellow. 4,,ajsc. Oats steady to
hrm; No. white Western. 40c. asked; No. =
mixed esterB Jssaslsc.; receipts 5000 bush
els: stock. l5l.O66 bushels. Rye easy and
lower. NO p 81 O2al 02if. receipts. 2jyJ bushels;
stock. g 4.1. Hay qui and steady; good 30
choice timothy slaSlt Grain freighis quiet
and unchanged. Cotton nominal; middllng
49, ands nc Provisions firm and unchanged.
butter steady Eggs steady &a2sc. Coffee
steady. Sugar steady. granulatei 4 5-l6c.
Copper steady. Whisky firm at Sl.2'. Peanuts
unchanged.
stocks Virgins consols. 8 asked; do. 1o-lO's'
81 bid; do. s, 6s a69t4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

t-f" lNIk Nov. 25.-Mes .rs. Hubbard. Price
IN. 20 -helf cotton orc liar tonight. say'
o,' r toward higher prices for cotton
tm- como from the buyer. and south
p..... ait apparently surprised az tho eager
d... -. IGN consumers show 20 buy u pro-
oftt. titcate0 largely through the eagerness
Et, PRODUCERS 90 se.i IT. he IiverpOol mar
81, morning al Anced from TO 564. clos
TI 'if htaNY Spot sales are Pom bales
f.,- w Was surprise, not TO saw a dlaap-
!. .'.tt here, where the sentiment is
f aI-,h and efforts were Md. nv
a. ~i element 90 the Openin, f0 renreta
ny owing feeling. They weIe ONLY me A.
o.e, tssiul, however. aud az . % cloek he
inHroFement of TO points had heen
io. ~aih'anet The feeling here eenersllv
o. s. hNcl skeplclsm as 10 tho uossihiltv
f.., cav neg and the stabh ty Of tie rresent
80. .AH PA ieellng while 10 insures "A large
fl.-. I'D" ffht mat must ultimately prove IN
ta 'l flIeugfh. tends a. make tlie rsallt-
togt Improvement a Il w process Re-
L. - n completed pickIng continue 10
oe..f - rom Southern friends. and re-
coofr f. huoWu Interior towns aftord some
G. VOiloiol them. Messrs Hill Fontune
t,rs1 neaapeah. ia their report issued today
h II street. a ~ per cent OF the cron
a. tr aud found district has Teen marketed
an The fact that an at IS still to be picked.
tol Hall. a station on ttaet continued steady,
q line Chesapeake and ~, a A.erol Issue
tpanys wrocking car 'pi ~ !. ~ essuaea
b, rgh Rockets on the way : he diference
''N'n'' 10 70 points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26
R1cHMoYD oENrG4L1AEKErs.

PRODUCE
No., r.,.r crasoarv 9tso-c. dairy
b0llsA' go. ai.r0D'@, oacks1 fsoa8..
iAeAe0' ..o,nr,,u lntIz.c
tsy,. incrates 2lssc.: la barrels BE-; Guinea
,,ovs.to por-rrl..
....,.,,t..,-. Drcts folkatoc
ufh'' BE- t"t ~ ''''' 49,
Chbbcnr. i2a i"
1--WE IotLiiA IhN ADJ
live hens fat PAS C; hens ami roosters, pa
o,r enl se', In- St" So d" cl 'cteos'
chlcken~ meuluIh Anu '"'' ' 49,
small l0A4<c.
0A2E
vo-iso, mar Mound Halle; Rabbits lOaf2c.
1,irt, r,rfriag.s. asad 'al2}ac.; Ducks, live
e,',,co .s,~sn. tieesc. tUa,Oc.
90 ,,. l,,sboi
Iotaiors. Norihoru. fl lla.o1 rer barrel
lotalo ts. Virginia ~ ""1f@ ,1l
Sweet iotatOes. 2aaf per in'"ol
Adj e.. sugar MR., ,t,l s,'- 'e. lsrrei
V 0l u.s. ~ 49, ~ SSoa-@oes Gushei.
Nn'..'. 81 Ter nOund
1870. Gi tr,rlf. box sLsgaeO0.
49,. a. -o.f ~
Apples Fancy istins si..'a.'' lsr 9AfIcl'
Tai.r.. ot.g.e uer bunch.
,.ooa. fIa a Lg1aI.u per box.
l,...,,.y .,,.,.,y.
~ ~, ,ao,-o. rar nound Hams
large Va. iasi2c.
sides, .AlNc.i yer pouhu.
ohooiderS sac beI poD,ia -o,,ns
Country Lard oa''fc Poi 'o"N-
pRuD F0uT.
Aonles. Red aud Brown sliced. &C., per pound.
Fancy slfa4c.: Quarters. @va3c.
Teaches. fancy. peeled sa>c. medium, 5aoc'
dark. iafi1c.. mpeeied, .as14c.
Blackberries, &c
Huckleherres. ;a'@c
haspl erries Ia 3d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

ST. LOUIS. No. Nov. Flour weak and
unchanged. Wheat strong and higher NOysm-
her g144c nominal ecenlher g3lsc. May
$3.50. Corn firm aud higher November.
88c nominal, yesr 4O4c. January 39,ec.;
Nav. 40lsc Oats UNCHANGED. November 32ltc
MNv a2s.c Butter steady and unchanged
Eggs al &c Bork-Standafd mess. si025
Lard Prime stoam. shg5 Dry Sailed Meats
Shoulders SC. longs GAc. clear ribs. ossc.
shorts. ol.c. Bacon Boxed shoulders, 614c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

We Challenge

.ny man. woman or child Who !. affected with
o D,.or ~ nrove that a few doses Of simmons
Liver Regulator will not relieve them. u never
fsils and is 80 pure go sure, 50 harmless that az
infant can take and never hass 49, ' ~ spea
of colo. An adult can tax H. AssD Tie po"sis
regular aud secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

.Hcsao. nov. -Wheat-Wheat was fairly
SCI oSng .c lower. Receipts as cars
on- De shorts ln November corn were
l.tlhef squeezed today, that option open-
.-s ti E.. tu advance of be. Other options
Receipts. Il6 cars.
at-NaIs. tHe trade lu oats was largely OF
at character and price changes were TN
-t.al. Lcc.l ts. POS CARS.
ii'. IONS provisions were steady around
.".t.. closing quotations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26


-Tub-washed. free burrs. 2Sa2oc,; IN
washed do. 2la2lc.: herino unHashed, ijc.:
bury 2h~c. PER round less.
skins. etc-Sheepskins. Green sailed lambs,
40a5Oc; green sailed shearllngs, l5a60c.;
green sailed wool skins, 5casi.iO.; dry lambs,
2raGOc: dry Shearlings 5a40c.; dry wool
skins G5a90c.; goat skins, dry, l5aS0c.i goat
skins green sailed, 20a3Oc.; deer skins, l5a
25c per pound; tallow. 4a416c. per pound:
fish sounds 208 &c. Yer Wound.
Hemlock Sole Leather-Good stamp middle
weights, l9a2Oc. per pound; light weight, lsa0c 4;
best stamp b. A. sole leather, 2la22c.; good dam
eyed. best selection, l9s20c; as u runs l7al9c.;
damaged. all weights according 70 quality, ia
lsc.: poor damaged, 14a16c.; hemlock backs, first
selection. 22a23cc.; second selection. &a22c.
third selection. lsa20c
quality and weights 32s86c.; prime oak sole 33a
sac: good OAK sole, 30a32c.: OAK sole Urinary.
25a2sc.; oak backs. per pound, according to quail
'Hides-Dry flint. a]1aso. per found
drv flint. damaged, 5l9a6}9c per yound; dry
flint. calf 5a6c. per pound; dry salted 51sa
616c. per pound; dry sailed, damaged, case.
per pound; dry sailed, calf Be. per pound; dry
sailed, glue hides, 2a3c per pound green
salted, 4h5c per pound; green sailed dam
aged. 3a3lac per pound; green salted heavy
steer and heifer hides, sixty pounds and over,
are worth lc. per pound more than above quota
tions for green salted hides; green sslted cali
skins No. J. 55a65c per pound; No 2, 35a45c
per pound. green hides. 3a4c. per pound:
green sailed hides. NO. l. twenty 70 thirty
pounds. 3l6aic per pound; green sailed hides
No. Q twenty 10 thirty pounds 8s31Sc. per
pound; veal kips. fifteen 10 twenty pounds soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

Ilvsaroo1 Nov. % Cotton-Spot cotton
etezdy. Middhng uplands. go. sales. 1000
bales Futures firm. November December.
/ 3I-GE Decemher-January. 4 3--6ld., January
february. 48l-64d ft.Iuary-M March. 4 3o-6id.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

WiL,rrNeToS. \. c.. Nov. 25.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm siNc. Rosin firm strained, sL2l;
good sralno ]. si:25. Tar firm; Sle1 Crude
furpeunne hrm: hard, 81; yellow dip $3.50;
Ylrlln. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

CiNcIsSAr1. o.. Nov 25.-Pork- Regular,
ssSls. family. sl0O09ln25 Lard-hettle
dried. 6a4e5ssc Bacon Short clear sides,
s725s7.50. Nhisky-SAles OF l5s- barrels at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

chKoiI Observation-Disclosures AXE PURE. cYxxS
AND CHOICE sUN-CURED ToBACCos. TKY
IaEA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

Noerotx. "a. Nov 25-peanut market steady;
prime. 23.c; strictly prime &C.: fancy 81sc.;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

sauer's fayoring extracts for sale At FIRST
class erocers'. 10 and 2jc. "A bottle.