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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20
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PUBLISHED IN 1887

Was the Case Which Is Below Repeated
and Reaffirmed-The Test Of Perma-
nency-The Remaining Days of Decem-
Der Furnish Positively the Last Oppor-
tunity Under the SIS Offer.
The permanence of the cures accom-
plished by the mode of treatment used by
Drs. Copeland, Hall & Byers has been al
ready abandantly proved in the numerous
published cases of people who have been
cured, and stayed cured, but we want to add
just one more to this list. Mrs Margaret
Perry. who lives at corner of Ann and Moul-
trie streets, OF this city, made the statement
given below public through the newspapers.
AS Far Back as 1887,
And reiterates it now, when she says: Il am
as well as I over was in my life, and the cure
received from DR.: Byers has proved per-
manent and complete one, for which am
very thankful"
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young man living ut 126 Madi-
son avenue, ALLEGHENY, was
cured more than year ago,
and says they made new man
of me after 1. had suffered for
years and was growing worse
every day. l can recommend
DR.. Copeland and his assistantsl
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You don't uet

You don't get
Uhdt you tuant,
if you expect to
buy DR.. Pierce's
genuine Q medi-
cines at less than
the regular prices.
Y ou can buy
counterfeits, inni-
tations, dilutions,
and substitutes,
from unauthor-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20

cured my son. Frank. OF catarrh
n year ago and he stayed cured,
Then I. who had been a suffe re- r
for years, took heart and wentro
them and they also cured me,
and I want all sufferers to know
it. says Mr.. James Henneman,
of 135 Liberty street, Allegheny.
His son. Frank Henneman a
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20
a New Western League,

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. 19-tSpecidI1-
Dispatches were received here this morning
from representatives of the Chicago Asso-
citation club ~ Inf,i-nn ,Gii~ a-:sing If St
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The News From Below.

What Upper Gauges Show.
ALLEGHENY JuNCTIoN-River feet 8 inches
and falling. Clear ana cold.
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Another Ric OHpr

New YORK, Dec. ls.-[speciaL III r. Fulda,
the President of the California Athletic
Club. TODAY sent tho follow ing Clispa tcr to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20

Anna Mangold is another Of our
cases out of town. She Is the +,
wife f a Butler merchant, and
well known in that busy little
city. Mrs. Mangold says:
tried everywhere for relief from
incipient consumption. These
gentlemen saved my life. 1 am
Sura and i cannnt find 1y0rds To <
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20
MINIATURE PORTRAITS.

The Remaining Days of December Furnish
Positively the Last Opportunity Under
the S. Offer.
You see Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers
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his assistants andI am clear and
sound. l eat well, sleep well and
am gaining in flesh and strength
every day. Mr.. Robert Dull, en-
ploye of the p, c., C. & st. L. r.
R., lives at so Seventh avenue,
this city. Mr.. Dull says: 1 suf-
fered for years. At times I gave
Iup hopes and thought I would die.
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"The Gala Athletic Club

the Police Gazette "The Gala Athletic Club
will hold a special meeting on Monday to
offer a liberal purse for Jim Corbett and
Charley Mitchell to fight for. They will also
offer purse for Joe Choynski and Jim Cor
bett, or tine former and Peter Maher
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20

trait of Mr.. George II. Haslett, Of
Snarpsburg, Pa, one Of the many
hundreds of cases we have
treated successfully outside of
the city. He says: 1 do not hesi-
tate to testify to the skill OF these
gentlemen, for my case was
very bad one, and what they did
for ME almost miraculous. Mrs,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20

Alter treatIng but a short time with Drs
Copeland, Hall and Byers my troubles ar
all gone, and to-day 1 feel better than ever be
fore. Miss Mary Shafer of Sc ~
Long street. Allegheny, says: 1 S
cannot find words enough to S9d
thank these physicians for z
what they have done for me.
L had very bad case Of .zR
catarrh and suffered terribly / \ 4 M,
tried many doctors. My faith Stlj
was at low water mark when I came to DR.
Copeland and his associates, but they curet
Inc entirely and comDletely
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NV pains, neaudcneS,c cough and o
toms are gone and my health rest
A. S. Jones, the tobacconist of
1855 Station street, East End, SAYS:
had II terrible case of catarfh.
One ear had been dfscharging
periodically for 25 years. The dis
ease grew on me rapidly and was
uniting me TOR business. I had
tried other physicians and "cure-
alls," in vain, but after being
treated by these gentlemen be
prove and now feel better than e
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20

now feel better than ever before.
to recommend them.
am very glad to add my testi-
mony to the evidence in favor of
Drs. Copeland, Hall & Byers'
skillful and faithful methods of
treatment. says Mr. John HolZ-
worth, of New Brighton, Pa. l
believe that where catarrh has
progressed so far that some doc
consumption, they can effect
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anu CO1npIeIeIE.
Mr.. j. o. Nicely is a travelling
salesman for a Pittsburg house
and lives at Derry station. He
says: was troubled for six
years and found the disease
steadily growing on me. finally
applied to these gentlemen and
they took me under treatment.
ca dac ches. cOuUln and other svrnn.
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HEAD, THROAT AND STOMACH
WERE ALL SERIOUSLY AFFECTED By
THE PROGRESS OF NEGLECTED
CATARRH.
Another Instance-The Remaining Days of
December Furnish Positively the Last
Opportunity Under the rs Offer.

at was about six years ago that first be-
gan to have trouble with my throat and
head. My throat would get very dry and
sore at nights, and my head ached and felt
heavy and dull" said Mr.. Alfred Nickolds.
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S5 PER MONTH

ALL PATIENTS BEING UNDER TREAT
MENT OR PLACING. THEMSELVES under
for s5 A MONTH, MEDICINE INCLUDED,
UNTIL CURED.
Drs. Copeland. Rail and Bvcrs treatsuc-
cessfully all able cases at 66 Sixth " enue,
Pittsburg, Pa. Office hours, to IL A. NJ, 2 to
P. N. and to T. ". Sundays 10 A. ". to r NJ.
Specialties--Cat tarrh and all diseases of the
eye, ear, throat and lungs; dyspepsia cui ed;
ne vous diseases cured: skin diseases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by
mail. Send 3-cent stamp for question blank
Address all mail to
6RS COPELAND, HALL b BYERS,
66 Sixth avenue Pittabur1. Pa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-20

after had suffered so long. 1 must and
realize that they l,ave no eqals in the
specialties. John T. Decker,
of Wellington and Picnic streets, -
of this city, is carpenter y
and con tractor, and he says: y
Lots of ply sicians told me that ~
l never would be cured; that AZ -
my disease was an incurable n {k4z2
one. went to Dr. Copeland and
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DEAR SIRs-This March will be two years
sin &c was cured by your treatment. (My
trouble was cararr of the stoMach.) Since
that time L have had no trouble whatever,
and have had no sign of return of the
same, and can say am as well and sound
to-day as ever was. The weather has no
effect ON me at all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16

1000 respectively year ago. an excess OF
f07 600 bales. The stock in New York ware
houses is 1873 900 bales against AZ, 600 bales last
year. Tho spot market Is quiet and I'M
changed. Middling uplands, .. sales, l0l
bales. Transactions in futures to-day, 40. 400
bales. August, 7.7se7.75 September. 1870
Tbs: October 1901 80: November, 5000
$40, December. s.2Oos. q: January. s.Si@s. 30;
February. s42Gs.43 March. s.52(es.53; April.
s.62@s.63 May. s.72a5.7s Juno. s.s2aSsS.
In Liverpool-Spot cotton closed quiet;
middling uplands. AID. Futures closed easy;
September. 2l-64; September October. "a
81; October-N November. 29-64; November
December, 1854.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour closed strong. but there was
very little trading unchanged. Southern
flour steady and unchanged
Wheat-The volume of business IN wheat to-
day was enormous and prizes WERE ramya
There was nesvy demand or both home
AID foreign accounts and at times the great
est xcItemeut prevailed Figures advanced
steadily from tie opening. and the closing
quotations were at the lest Of the day. The
advance ranged from 54aaHc. SPOT lots
clos, steady and sc. higher. Sales, %.
2 red winter spot. sLl44: do. Augu t.
%l.l3S do. Sc TENDER. sll34 do October.
II. ia do. November 1l41s.
Corn Corn options were fairly active and
strong m sympathy With wheat. closing TO
lie. higher. Spot lots closed strong No.
mixed spot, 79c. do. August &C.. do. Sep
TENDER. 701zc. do, October. CSC.
Oats-Oa options were moderately firm
throughout, closing 1sa%c. higher. Spot
lots closed dull and unsettled. Spot sales
No. l white, &C.; No. do, 50c.; No.
mixed, 4416c.; No do, 43; No. z mixed,
August S5Ac.; September. s4c.; October.
Sac.
kye-Rye -four was active and nominal.
Pork-Pork quiet; new mess, s11.75al2.25
Lard-Lard closed strong and higher Sep
TENDER, 1896; October. s707; December
1926.
sugars-Raw sugar quiet and unchanged.
Refined dull. Prices unchanged.
COffee-Sp0t lots coffee closed dull; fair
Rio cargoes, 19c. Futures closed steady; Rio
or Santos No. 7. August, 1865 do, Septem-
Der, 1855: October, tl4.75.
Naval stores-The market for spirits tur-
pentine is steady but quiet, closing at $50
3654c. for regular, and 36sl oslo. for machine
made barrels. Rosin is in moderate demand
but steady at sl.S5 for common. sl.3iH for
strained and fl.40 for good strained.
Petroleum Petroleum was stagnant to-day.
and prices luctusted to the extent of 1 per
cent. September opened 70 highest. 7O4;
lowest, 6Sjd closing, 6911.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
Antncreasing Round OF Observation-Disclosures
Entertainments.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, Va, August 15.--lSpe-
cial. The wheel of society" has been re-
yolying rapidly during the past week at this
pleasant place of resort. and it has taxed the
young folks e. their utmost capacity 10 keep
pace with the various rounds Of pleasure that
each day and night would bring forth.
The full dress german on Wednesday night
was very largely attended and the occasion
one long to be remembered with pleasure by
those who participated IN its enjoyment. 10
was beautifully led 10y Mr. +. r. Lester. Miss
Susie Moon. of Chatham, being his partner.
and assisted by Mr.. c. j. smith, Of Mil
waukee who introduced several new and
original figures. which displayed great deal
of tact aud skill.
Among those who figured in the german
we mention the following Misses Atkinson,
Dorset. Maciarlan. Clements, Murroll. Lester,
Robinson, Bette and Mary Moon, Chatham.
Va Rosser, Malone, Weeland. Carter, Lula
and Urenia Moon, LynchDurg; Gibson
Pheaer and Mrs Is. " Parrish. Messrs. Car
ter Kpps. Joi ling McCorkle Cunningham,
Ferguson Withers. Nelson. Smith, Taylor.
Terry, Humphreys, ferrow Halle, Jennings,
Emmett. Talbot Ed. TALBOT. Hall. Lang
horne Burton. Allen aud PaulliDg
On Thursday night the ladies and gentle
men gave a dramatic entertainment, and the
best histriOnic talent Of the place was brought
forth. Miss Starr. O.. Norfolk who is Just
from Wellesley, lsa young lady OF genius
aud bids fair 70 shine in her chosen vocation.
Mrs w. T. Knowles. ono Of kichmond's
sweetest singers. sung two selections and re-
ceived repeated encores. Miss Mary Dorset. Of
Manchester, danced ''Bonny Blue Flag and
Sailors Hornpipe.p Her graceful IN vement
were loudly applauded In the middle OF the
programme very bright little charade WAS
introduced. IL was cleverly acted and re-
Elected much or dit on the cast Of charac-
tiers The entertainment was for "a charitable
benefit and quite a neat little sum was real
lied
n the village on Friday night Mrs. Poin-
dexter gave very UNIQUE tacky party 10
her neices NJ sses Lula and Lily Boss. Of
DanYlle. Nearly all the young people from
the hOte, were present in full "tacky COS
tune" Everybody seemed 10 have nice time
AM 70 WAS 1 o'clock before the springs
crowd returned 10 Their various cottages.
The arrivals during the past week were
Messrs. r.. Is. Moon benjamin = Whde, Wash
ington. d. c.. Mrs y. Nj. Southland. Mrs. ).
c. Millner. Mr. W. j. fOulks. Mr.. X. w.
Younger, Mrs. ". N. Gillian. Danyille. Va.
Mr. William NJ 1rodway. Mis- Ressie Tired
way Mrs. Hunt HardgToye. Chatham Mrs
c. " Prtchett. Miss Mamie heesee. KEELING,
Va Ms j.. j. Davis Nr. w. K Allen, Am
herst Courthouse; Mr. Petor Wright'and wife,
Norfolk Mr j. T Dunn and wife. hanohes-
ter. Mr. J. c. Ragland Va: Mr.. W Leigh
Marshall. Bluefeld w Va. Mr. w. T. Bar
ker and wife. Mss Maud Cox baltimore:
Mrs. John A. Brown. Miss Lizette Brown and
Master g. Brown Winston. n. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16

ing morning. at both Of which refreshments
were served The largest german OF the sea-
son WAS led last Friday night by Mr.. Jordan.
OF buena Vista who was so successful IN his
guidance that he has been telegraphed for TO
lead another tonight. ! find It hard TO col
lect ell the names Of those participating. The
principal ladies were Misses Helm, Goodhue,
Stires. Avery. Gusts. Bell Donaldson.
fstelle Courtney. Daniel. Abrams, hulhado.
Walker. Tabb and others the gentlemen were
Messrs. Nixon. Tunstall Page. Stires Pleas
ants. Bell, Alley. Letcher. Smith, Houston.
Walker, DC, while seven or eight stays
brought up the rear.
The gentlemen of the place united in Offer
ing complimentary progressive euchIe party
- their friends on Saturday night, twenty
tye tables being lastly arranged IN the BIZ
hard room. Every one felt glad ~ near the
announcement that Miss Betty Clarke, VINO
does 50 much for the entertainment OF the
guests. had drawn the first prize Mr.. Car
son, OF Greengl e. Mss. who cut with her
Tor 1t. was donated the second prize Mrs.
Daniel, Of Roanoke always -ucce stu cut
with Miss Freemaa ior the third the latter
wnning an Mr. ilill. OF Montg merry. Ala,
won tie gentleman Urize.
re nave been fortunate IA not IA. lett
a single Sunday without some service Mr.
Ernest Stires of the Episcopal church, haf-
ing for several weeks oiiciat ted yey accepta-
bly, % all and Mr Camp Ell. Of tie Presn5 te-
rian, N lat sun ay.
Monday night Misses Donaldson. Daniel
and Il { air a bra entertained their trends
at a beautiful supper, and the mysterious de,
arturo of some Of our greatest bellies and
beaIX from the ballroom excited no little
curiosity as to where they were gong.
We nesday night another large german oc-
cupIed the young people until a late hour.
LAST night Mrs. j 1. McChesneY. OF Chat
tanoOga. gave the handsomest entertainment
OF the season so far. The woods were robbed
OF ferns. golden rod and dases and the re-
ceptlon-roOm was a thing Of beauty.
Twelve tables were in use and as the prizes
were known TO BIO worth competing for the
contestants were eager in their play The tlrst
ladies' prize, q handsome mOOnstOne ring.
was won by Mrs. JudsOn Watkins Of Rich
mond. Mrs. j. X. Seal and Miss Courtney
cut for the second prize. souvenir spoon,
Miss Courtney being the successful contes-
tant. The first gentlemen's prize was won by
MAJOR Ludlow. Of Norfolk a silver pocket
matchbox. and the second by Mr.. James
Parrish. of Portsmouth. Va, Russian
leather card-case BOuntiful refreshments
closed n most enjoyable evening
Among the late arrivals from your city we
note Mr. Edward Gray, W T. arbrough,
and family. Miss Esteile Courtney. Mrs. and
Miss Libby w b. Weisiger, Il. =. Williams,
j. i. Woodward Frank ID. Crenshaw, Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. W..
j. Holmes Mrs G. +. Doyle. etc.
The management is outdoing itself III thu
variety and excellence of its fare, and every
arrangement for the comfort and convenience
or the guests Is complete. NKRIrAs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
4 ~ York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YonE. August l5 Money closed at 3
per cent TX hsnPe quiet; posted rates,
4s5a4,7; actual rates. 45i3s for sixty days
and 1867 for demand. Governments steady:
currency. 6's. 10 bid: IS. coupon ll6 bid;
4 s do. 1909 bid. Pacific railroad bonds
closed a. follows Union frsts. 1861 bid,
do. sinking funds lOJ bid Centrals 1867
bid
Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific. Rock Is
land. I. Paul Louisville and Nashville. and
Atchison a sorbed the speculative interest on
the Stock Exchange this morning The tone
OF speculation was firm during the greater
part. At the opening prices were Is to * per
cent. higher and during the iirst hour there
WAS a fur her fractional Improvement. Mis-
souri, Paeilc WAS exceptionally strong and ad-
vanced TO 6s5. About 4 o'clock there was
some selling g. realize causing slight reac-
ton but Oh the publication Of the bank
statement showing a slighter loss in the re-
serve than was expected. there was good
tuying and rally b the best figures The
market closed irm at the highest point. The
advance ranged from % ~ per cent. The
sales amounted to III J33 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
Hopktnsyille, Ky.

HopKISsyrILE. KY. August i3.-The sales
this week consisted largely OF common Tugs
mainly old sold privately. The prices OBJ
tanned are said to be low. out doubtless were
better than have been obtainable for long
time, and the expectation Is that the present
demand will soon take all of the small
msinder Of useful common Tugs in our stock,
leaving holders still carrying quantity Of
stun. which eventually can probably DO avail
able only for sheep-wash or fertilizer.
The lug position il steadily strengthening
The lowest point WAS reached many weary
months ago, and after resting at the bottom
all this while and being gradually absorbed
into various demands that were made to ht
the price. suddenly large demand ia brought
face to face with a totally inadequate supply,
and the rebound in price is about 10 CON-
mence.
Crop prospects remain unchanged lhere
have been few local rains. covering small
areas A general soaking rain would DO much
good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16

NEW YORK, August Is. Messrs. Hubbard,
Price 4 Co. in their cotton circular tonight
say: THE speculative strength which has de-
veloped daring the past two days on the
Stock Exchange and in the grain markets
here and in Chicago has not been calculated
to reassuro operators for a decline in cotton.
Many. therefore explain the somewhat sur
prising course Of the cotton market to-day as
a reflex Of the bear panic which has existed
in Chicago where wheat has advanced &c.
bushel over last evenings prices. What
ever be its cause however the fact romans
that Notwithstanding q decline al the open
ing of from 10th to 2-6iths in Liver
pool which was only partially recovered
before the close, this market Is about b points
higher than ii was last evening on very small
transactions AZ the opening the first quota
tons showed loss OF 10 2 points. but the
execution If some stop orders lodged against
some short sales led % a sharp Improvement,
January selling at g. SO. Except for O slight
reaction the advance was maintained 10 the
close. The receipts Of new cotton were 1873
bales, against 1850 last year Estimated re-
ceipts of new cotton next week 900 bales.
against A. LOO last year"
Futures closed quiet Receipts for the day
at the ports are 1000 bales. against 200 last
year. The total movement OF tue crops Ia
September is now S.5i3.000 bales, against
7l79000 last year. an increase Of l,So4 900
bales. Stocks In the port are 900 bales
at interior towns $4,000 against ol,oO0 and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
Berlin Drain Market Excited.

BERLIN. August l5.-Ihe grain market here
is very much excited Rye for August deliv-
cry. which closed yesterday at 4g marks is
now quoted at 200 marks September and
October delivery advanced from 232 marks.
the closing price Of yesterday and is now
quoted ut 24G marks 30 pfennee
August wheat has advanced IA marks so
pfennipe from yesterdays closing. the price
now being "a marks. September and Octo-
Der delivery has also advanced and is now
quoted at 237 marks 20 pfennige, being a
rise of u marks from yesterdays closing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
~. fOnTa

Sr. LOUIS. No, August 15.-Flour market
very unsettled in sympathy with wheat. but
largely higher and no demand; prices nom
September. II. OF. bid; December, 81 .O5E. bid.
Corn higher; August. 6oc nominal; Septem-
Der, Size; year l5c. January lac. bid
Oats higher August, CSC bid; September.
29c. bid Standard mess. 5000 asked.
Lard-Prime steady, $500. Dressed meats
Shoulders. S5.6214@5.75 clear ribs. -725;
shorts, 1914; Bacon-Boxed shoulders,
1914, longs. 81. 55a ~ 60; clear ribs, e7.709
7.75; shorts, 81. 9O@8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Mp. August l5.-Flour strong.
25c. higher: Western superfne. $500 $780,
do. $3.50 4.371s; do. family. s465@5; winter
wheat patent, S5.12B@540; spring wheat
patent, s5.3719@5.6211 spring wheat straight.
S4.S119@ 5.l255 receipts $4,000 barrels.
shipments 7,214 barrels; sales. 2.I75 barrels
Wheat strong and higher; spot, sl.1214; the
month. sl.l2a; September, $l.124@ l.121s
October. s112A@113: December, S1.25
steamer No. 2 red, $685. asked; Southern
wheat excited Fultz Sl.07q113; longberry
II. lOall3 receipts. 11s.64S bushels; ship
ments 10000; stock, 1.5l5,475 bushels
sales, $4,000 bushels, Corn strong spot.
70c.; the month, 70c September, &C. South
ern corn, firm: white. Tic: yellow. 70M7lc.;
receipts, 5,997 bushels shipments none; stock.
62,S21 bushels. Oats steady TO firm. No 2
white. Western. 4sc. asked No. 2 mixed;
Western, 44c. asked receipts. g. 100 bushels;
sh pments none; stock 26.579 bushels. Rye
higher No. 2 fl02i receipts, 1851 bushels;
shipments none stocks. 1851 bushels. Hay
steady good TO choice timothy. sl4d16.
Grain freights firm and unchanged. Cotton
Middling weak 854c. Provisions unchanged.
Butter firm. creamery. fancy &c.,: do. fair to
choice 15@lSc. do, imitation, l6G17c: lsdle,
fancy, l5n 16c., good TO choice, $50 l4c. store
packed, Hobo. Coffee-Rio cargoes fair,
l9]4c.; No. 7. 171sc. Sugar formulated 41sc.
Whisky. $123GL25. Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks-Virginia threes. 50 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-16
German At Ocenn Wow.

NORFOLK. Va. Angus Especial Last
Tuesday evening the lith inst. Bliss lieKter
and Miss Miller. of Richmond. and Miss
Obend0rfer Miss lseuman and Miss Letter
man Of lharlottesyilo. n c., gave a delight
ful german az Ocean View. where they re
summeung. Sixteen couples participated and
tine affair was pronounced most ENJOYABLE
one. Miss Hoxter and Miss Miller have made
hosts Of friends during their stay 10 our Gum
mer res0rt-Occan View.