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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-10
FOR THE FAIR ONES.

Advance hints give us warning OF the
revival OF tho quaint poke bonnet
Pins will take the place OF needle and
thread in arranging spring millinery.
The directoirc revere is revival
which calls for q chemisettc oil chiffon
or lace.
Over skirt waist and blouse may be
seen suspenders OF ribbon Saloon and
velvet.
Delicately embroidered dots, stars and
blossoms garnish tho novelty Bedford
cropons.
English walking jackets show acutby
which tho sack back is guiltlesa of u
single seam.
Sometimes they are fastened pcrma-
nently. Again they are scwed at the
back and button at the sfronEtGs
A satiny clothcalled peau.de-nymphe
is shown in Sevres blue, seaweed, russell,
brown and iawn..S
Guipure de ,benisel is the ifayorite
black lacein use Tor yelling. plain silks
and draping lowered specimens. -,
Among the chambreys maybe seen
caprice in black with cabochon-stud-
ded, open-worked border.
Plainly strapped across the shoulder
crossed aud arranged with cross:p:cce,
are the three modes in use.
Foulard, china, and surah silks carry
all OF lust seasons designs in the way OF
bow.nots, dots, stripes, flowers, and
checks. 49,
Neglige gowns arc made with square
and round yokes, the loose fronts open
ing 10 display thinner fabric than the
material OF the gown.
Very narrow, bias ruillcs arranged to
overlap each other will DO VERY popular
tor trimming tho skirts Of summer and
spring costumes. x ~
Aliss-like trimmings will hardly be-
come popular, for they have an IN
pleasant trick Of gathering dust, which
soon destroys their prettines1.
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Tho Troubic En,lod.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., March 9.--Thc Diff
fcrences between tho Mahoning and
Shenango Valley Car Service .Associa-
ton and tho Mahoning Valley Iron
Manufacturers Association, caused by
the latte: association refusing to pay
demurrage during the past two years.
was satisfactorily adjusted yesterday
afternoon.
Both associations met and drafted
resolutions in ratification OF proposi-
tions submitted as the result Of q Joint
committee meeting held at Pittsburgh
on March ., by which the manuiactur-
ers will hereafter recognize the car ser
vice association. All suits for demur-
rage will be withdrawn.
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HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Candied Orange-A confectioner will
deplcte your purse for q small pyramid
OF candied orange; you can prepare it
yourself at small cost. a syrup is made
OF two pounds OF cut loaf sugar, boiled
in one pint OF water, with the unbcatcn
white OF IN egg stirred in; boil five min
ntes, skim thoroughly, then boil again
until nearly ready to candy. Previous
ly YOU will have selected juicy, sweet
oranges, tho larger the better, and
peeled them, carefully removing every
ristage OF the white pith, you nave sep
arated them into sections and with a
pointed penlsniie extracted the seeds
without cutting the skin more than YOU
could avoid. Now you lay each section
in the hot-not boiling-syrup. I dip
a second and third timo to form
thick coating OF clear candy; set ina
cool place to harden, tho pieces not
touching ono another. When thus pre-
pared, the candied slices can be piled
on any pretty glass dish. Ii peramid
is desired, make q largo circle for tho
bottom, letting the slices touch, and
then pile evenly. This should DO done
whilo the candied covering is still soft.
Tho completed pyramid can be sprink-
led with tiny continues OF varied colors,
which stick where they fall. ANY pref
" ornament finishes the top.
Orange 'Flavor.-A ilavoring, extract
is simply made by pouring one pint. OF
rectitied spirits Of wine over as much
shredded orange peel as it will cover.
Tho fruit should first be washed, and
tho peel freed from us much OF tho
inner pith as possible. Cork tightly,
keep in dark, dry place, and you will
Z have genuine orange essence.
Birthday Cakc.-A cake decorated
with frosting in tho palcst rose color,
or with pure white frosting, and
wreathed and ornamented in the CEN
tire with. candied rose leaves, would
mako q novel birthday cake. 10 make
the cake, stir to cream cup OF butter
and two cups OF sugar; add a half.tea-
spoonful OF soda mixed in half cup OF
milk. Add two cups OF flour in which
liberal teaspoouful OF cream OF tartar
has boon stirred. Finally fold III" the
whites OF six eggs beaten to.a stiff froth.
4 II you wish the cake delicate rose.
color instead OF snow white, use about
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one-quartcr OF a cup Of pink sugar to
cup ind three.quartors OF white sugar;
or II you wish It deep color use one
half cup Of pink sugar to o cup and q
half OF white snSa. ,ThejeinE nluybc
tinted with cochincal II you wish tito
br rose.color. Tho candlcd rosp leaves
used in the decoration must bc'applled
while tho icing is still somewhat soft.
A Breakfast ish.-Ancxccllent break.
fast dish is made OF n cup and half OF
boiled ham, minced fine and q cup and
a half Of potatoes slicodlthin.li Arrange
tho ham and potatoes In alternate lay
era seasoning tho ham with'a little pep
per When the dish IL full pour over 1t
4 pint OF cream sauceinatlo ns follows:
Melt n lospoonfulot. butter in sauce
pan, stir in kcaping tcaspoontul OF
flour, add very slowly u pint OF rich
milk unl pinch Of pepper. Let tho
sauce boil up once. Pour n little Of 1t
over two beaten eggs, stir itiH and then
add tho eggs TO the rest Of tho sauce.
Sprinkle u tablespoonful Of brcadcrums
over tho dish OF ham aud potatoes after
adding the sauce, and set 1t in n hot
oven TO brown for about fifteen minutes.
Serve it with tho whitest and llalsicst Of
biscuit, tho best OF coffee and the fresh
est. Of boiled eggs and you hive m ideal
rural breakfast.
How to Prevent Worms from Eating
Upholstered Furniturc.-Thc worms are
moths ut q certain stage OF their exist.
once, and ut time when they arc very
destructive. Persian insect powder
kills them, and tar.camphor is Il good
preventive. II furniture is full OF them
It had better be sent to, q cleaner.
How to Shrink Flannels.-Wash in
cold water.
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MURDER IN CINCINNATI.
A Fatal Quarrel About II Deal In Property.
i Wire's twful Dcca,

CINCINNATI, o., March O.-On Tuesday
evening John w. Greer, his wife aud
his brothcr-in-law, John Mckay, quar-.
relied about deal in property. Mckay
and Mrs. Greer both attacked Mr..
Greer. Mckay used a Ratchet and
drove its klado several times into
Greer's skull. Mckay and Mrs. Greer
wcro arrested and Greer was taken to
the Cincinnati hospital, where he died
this morning. The affair took place at
Grecr's homo in North Fairmount. The
murdered man was well off and was
formerly prominent coal merchant in
thiS citv
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CHICAGO, March 9.-Joe Kricyer shot
and instantly killed his wife at 0 o'clock
this morning in drunken and jealous
rage. Hc then shot himself in the head
with tho same revolver, and with large
knife gashed and hacked his throat in
horrible manner. Both died in few
minutps III
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Tho Austrian Currency Conference.

VIENNA, March 9.-Dr. Z. stcinbach,
Austrian minister Of finance. in wei
coming the members of the commission
on currency reform, said that besides
the question OF the resumption OF specie
payments that the commission was to
consider, other important and difficult
currency questions have arisep in con-
sequence OF tho Jar reaching Change in
the firm ratio ofvalue which had so long
existed between gold and silver. The
change had had most sweeping effect
upon the Austro.uungarian ratio OF
values.
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snrnl, Althcn Tory 1nsnno.

SAN FRANclsco, March 9.-AIammie
Pleasant, Sarah Althea Terry's old
nurse, states she has no longer any
doubts OF Mrs. Terry's insanity and in
tho absence OF any near relatives to act
in the matter, she has decided to take
the necessary steps to-day 10 commit
her to an asylum where she, can DO
properly cared for.
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a FisI.t With Indians.

NEW YoRK, March 9.-The Herald has
q cablegram from La Paz, Bolivia, stat
ing that an Indian outbreak occurred u
day ortwo ago and that government
troops were sent to quell it. Advices
Just received state that battle has lust
been fought aud that the Indians have
been completely routed ,with:a loss OF
ono thousand men. Thirty OF the gov
ernmcnt troops are said to DO badly
wounded
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GLAss.nousE, TURNED !.
George Il. Duncnn's Tableware Factory
Destroyed.

Ilorge II. Duncnn's TnbleWnro Factory
Destroyed.
PlrTsuuRilI, March 9.-Gcorgo &.
Duncan & sons extensive tableware
glass plant Of. Tenth street, South: Side,
caught fire in factoryI.aD" at I:f5otrloc
this afternoon and in less than an hour
the entire establishment was totally de-
stroyed. The plant and its contents
were valued at S250,00o, on which $685.
600 insurance was carried. The works
were under the controlof.the tcombina-
ton, known as the United States Glass
Company. The origin OF the fire is not
known.
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Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, {

THERE is no danger from whooping
cough when Chambcriain's Cough Rem
edy is freely given. 1t liqucfes the
tough, tenacious mucus and aids in its
eXpectoration. It also lessons the Sc
verify and frequency Of the paroxysms
OF coughing, and insures a speedy re-
covery. There is not the least danger
in giving it to children or babies, as it
contains no injurious substance. so
cent bottles for sale by c. L. Goetze,
W. W. Irwin. John Klari, C. schnepf,
G. Menkemiller, W. S. Mccullough,
NJ. W. Heinrich, w. Z. Williams,
S. l.. Brice, John Coleman and W. II.
Williams, Wheeling, ". Va; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; 3. I. Peabody,
Bcnwood, VIVA. DIV 4
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Has Goultl Reforn,ctl

New York, March 9.-The Herald says:
Rumors arc circulated that Mr.. Gould
has written a lot OF big checks for
churches and hospitals lately, but
diligent inquiry failed to get any specific
facts.
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LONDON, March 9.-Mr. John ParnclI,
brother of the late Charles Stewart
Parneil, denies the report that was cir
culatcd few days ago that Ayondale,
the Parncll residence in Ireland, was to
be sold at auction.
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Indictments ouashcd.

New YoRK, March 9.-Indictments
against ex-Sheriir Flack and son, in
connection with the divorce suit OF tho
elder Flack againsthis wife, were to-day
dismissed. 80
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LONDON, March 0.-According TO ad-
vices from Afghanistan, cholera is rag
ing in IIerat and is advancing along
the Herat- Mcshcd road.
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ATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, TO THE SHERIFF OF
ONO COUNTY GREErISG:

OIIIU OUUNTT uKEETISU. -
We command you that YOU summon Cordcl!a
a. Lathrop, II she be found IN your bniliwicE. 10
OF Ohio county. ut Rules 10 DO held for the said
court oil the first Monday in March. 1872 TO
answer bill in chancery. exhibited against her
in the said court by William I.uthrop, and
have then und there this writ -
Court, at the Court HOUSE of said county, in The
city OF Wheeling the cd day OF March, lS95, and
IN the twcnIy-ninth year OF tho Stlte of West
Virginia JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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How's Tlii, {:

we offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
I. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known T.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry utany obligation made by
their firm. b,
WEsr & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
WALDING, kINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.:
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Hoods Pills cure constipation by re.
storing the peristaltic action OF the ali
mentary canal. They arc the best lam.
lily cathartic. li$lS q 4, =
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bailiwick. nor found therein this iii day Of
March, 1872, A. 7. GARDEN, u. s.,
for L. SrEESROD. S. O. C.
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NOTICE TO TAKE OBJECTIONS,

vs.. Chanceyy-Diyorcn
CoRDELIAsA. LAr1lRoP. M
Take notice, that the dcpositions OF w. J.
Switzerland, L Saudmcycr, Ed Studelis and
Others will be taken at the Leland lIoicl, in the
esiy O. Chicago, IN the State of Illinois, on The
Of O'Clock q. m. aud 6 O'Clock D. IN. Also thc
depositioTs Of L. B. IIallcck. F.. R. Hitchcock
myself and others will be taken at the ol!cc OF
y D, povene.. No; 1903 Chapllne street, Wheel
ins; ONO county, West virginia, on the 18th day
OF April, 4. D. 1892, between the hours Of
O'clock a. H. and 6 o'clock p. M. 10 be read III
eYideace on behalf Of the complainant Aud II,
iIom any cause, the taking OF the said deposl.
IONS shall not DO commenced or being CONF
taking oil the same will be adjourned from lime
10 time until the samc shnll be completed.
WILLIAM LATHROp
Dy B, BDovrSgR, his solicitor.
10 Cosdclla d. I.atLrQp, defendant mrl0
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1t is Not What we snv

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and has given it such a
firm and lasting hold upon. the con-
iidence OF the people. The voluntary
statements OF thousands OF people
prove beyond question that this prepar.
atlon possesses wonderful medicinal
mower es .ag.F r. tEfts.At ~.
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OpDER ar pIJDIIcATtov

F.
Tho object OF the suit commenced BIZ the fore.
going writ Is TO obtain from the court decree
for divorce pinclio matrimonii from the defend.
mt M And 1t appearing from the affidavit ttlol
Cotdelia A. I.athrop Is n nonresident Of liz
State OF West Nirglnln. and she not having been
served with process in this suit, on notion OF
the complainant this order OF publication is en-.
tered against her, md II Is ordered that sald DE-
iendant, Cordelia a. I.athrop, do appear within
one month after tho dale oi'thcfrst publication
Of this order and do what Is necessary to protect
her interests. Il! Is further ordered, that his
order be published and posted US required by
Witness: John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF the Cir.
cult Court Of ohio county, at the Court IIohso OF
said county. this 9th day OF March, 1892, 10 Wit !:
March Rules, 1892. ~
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the first time March 10. is0, '-'''
Attest: JOHN ", MITCHELL. Glow. 4
u. u. DovESER, Solicitor for Complainant.
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Awine cask has recently been built
in Toledo, Ohio, which holds $4,000 gal
Ions and weighs 10000 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, Oct. 24-Flour closed dull but
firm: fine grades spring, $l.7OaS2.OO; do.
winter, 81. sJd215: super spring. 81. S502. 10
do. winter, S2Q2.30; extra No. 2 spring,
S2lf2. 30; do. winter, S225d2. so; extra No.
spring S2.23Q435; do. winter, S2VM4.O;
city mill extras, S425Q4.35 for West Indies.
Southern -four closed dull at S3.9O44OO Ter
straights.
Wheat-Optons active end firm. Deal
ings in the first half hour advanced prices
90. The market continued firm till midday,
but weakened during the afternoon on easier
cables. Prices closed unchanged spot
sales: No. 2 red winter. 77Q7TAc.; October,
nc; November, 77%c.; December. 79c.
January, s04sc; May, SEC
CONCEPTIONS fairly active and firm, clos
ing sage higher. Spot let's closed steady
spot sales: No. mixed, 504c.; No. Octo-
Der, JOc; November, 50lzc.; December,
5li5c; January, 51hc; May. 52Ac.
Oats-OptiOns moderately active and firm,
closing skQssc. higher. Spot lots closed firm
and active; spot sales; No. white, o9a4Oc.
No. 3 do. 35$.c.; No. mixed, 34l9c. No. 3
do. 32hG32Ac.; No. 2 mixed, October,
34i5c. November, 34kc.; December, 363sc.
Pork strong and higher at S12.25g12.50
for old.
Lard closed firm; October, 1910; Novem-
Der, $40.
Sugar-Raw in light request, s9-test Mus
covado, 3 9-16c.; 96-test centrifugal, 8 7-16c
refined steady: cut-loaf and crushed Bile
@5Hc.; graduated, 15-l6d5c.; powdered,
I 13-1G45c.; cubes, 4 15-16@5i2c.; confec-
toners \. 4 11-16G4&c.; standard A,
13-1Gq5c.; mould A, 5'd5 3-1Gc
Coffee Spot lots dull but steady; Rio No.
Z. 16c. Futures closed 10d15 points higher;
Rio or Santos No 7, October, $3.50; No
vent or. S1525; December. SIS.
Pipe Line certificates dull but steady
sales, 1900 At Consolidated Exchange
November, opening, ?ll5; highest, 51l2; low
est, 511a; closing. 5112.
Spirits turpentine made a slight advance
on light offerings and moderate demand;
quoted ar 3O$4@311ac.
Resin steady and quiet; strained, st.22l2
good do, S1.27i9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-25
BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Oct 24.-Flour fairly active;
Western super, S19OQ2. 25; do. extra. 81 40
1925; do family. S3.6OQ4OO; winter wheat,
patent, S415Q445; spring wheat, patent,
81 50d46O spring wheat, straight, $4,000
4.25: receipts, 23,103 barrels; shipments,
/, 63s barrels; sales, 1875 barrels.
Wheat--Nc. red spot, 74q741sc.; Octo-
Der, 73s.674c.; December, 73$4c.: May.
S31kdS3lIc.; steamer No. 2 red, 6912c.; re-
ceipts. 270,451 bushels; shipments. $4,000
bushels; stock. 20O.255 bushels; sales. 1OS,-
900. Southern wheat weak and lower;
Fultz 10675c.; longberry. Tl476c.
Corn easy; mixed spot, 4s4@4s%c.; Octo-
Der. 4slkc. bid; January. 4714Gl4715c.; re-
CENTS. 167.092 bushels shipments, s,571
bushels; stock, 305,337 bushels: sales 49,
eco bushels. Southern 'orn steady: white.
4OG4sc. fer new, 43c. for old; yellow, 40G
So for new. iSi9c. fer old.
oats firm: No white Western, 3SG39c.
No. . mixed, Western. 35dS6c.: receipts,
5000 bushels; shipments. 10000 bushels;
stock 166.S01 bushels.
Rye quiet receipts, 1893 bushels; stock,
81 2O4 bushels.
Hay quiet; good TO choice timothy, S1475
Q1550.
Grain freights dull; steamer to Liverpool,
per bushel. 4n 4l9d: Cork for orders, per
quarter. IS. Sd. ass. Cd. cotton, 25c. per 100
pounds.
Cotton easy: midding uplands, s2sc.
Provisions unchanged
Butter firm and active; creamery, fancy,
2sGI29c.; do. fair to choice, 25Q27c.; fancy
ladle. 1a020c; good TO choice do, 16d1Sc.
rolls, fine, 20d21c. do. fair to good, 17119c.
Eggs active: Western, pc.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair, 1sI4c.; No. Z,
16i4m163sC.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF xoNxr.
oe.r,ps, and sales at the Richmond t.
bscco F1cbsnge-Internh Revenue
Coll.ctions-Foreign Advices.

New York. oct 24.-Money on call loaned
a. 5d5tb per cont, closing at per cent.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates, <s4d
4Ses actual rates, 4SSba0AS3ia for sixty
DAYS and 4S5N04S6 for demand. Govern
ocnts closed steady; currency 6's, l07 bid;
extended rs. registered, 1907 bid; as. cou-
pom. ll4@, bid.
The stock market was very active this
morning over 2O4.O00 shares changing hands
fo noon Prices were stronger during the
creator part and by noon prices had cd.
,anccd i.0la, per cent. There was cen
siderable covering in some OF the leading
stocks throughout the morning and to this
fact was mainly dive the strength displayed.
Stocks continued strong after midday with
New England and the trusts tho features.
Northeastern was heavily bought, and ad-
,nnced sharply. The buying was attributed
~ the announcement that a deal will soon
b arranged between the New England
Reading and Boston and Maine railroad
Chicago Gas was strong and active IN an
ucipation OF an increased dividend rate next
week. Tho highest prices Of the day were
generally current AZ the close. The ad-
vance for the day ranged from l4Q3& per
cent. Sales, AL, l31 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-25
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET,

louisville oct 22.-Thc total sales M
.u0n this week were 1920 hogshcadS.
t-.nst 1915 last week. Bmley, Liz this
'... l2i5 last week and 1,524 this week
l.. year. Darks, 15l hogsheads 1891 crop
sr' q h,gsheads oldee. Reviews $40 hogs
offered This week, with only 3oS re-
out Of total sales
Burnley Offerings were rather lighter, but
quantity If fair to good quality, about
i same as last week. For everything CT
there was active competition, at
l..r prices for low and medium grades.
l lllcrs were again active, and the adj
i'r. of last week on common and me
o fully sustained with ali the higher
eas firm
''oy and bright filters and cutters were
Very rone Trash and common grade filters
need lc.: mediums, i20lc.. with good
O' le On inside figures. All others firm at
Citations. Cutting trash advanced 12ulc..
'l common NC. on inside figures and all
better grades firm at quotations
lk-rs Red trash nominal from search
' Common unchanged but firm. Bright
,A aud common about lGiizc. higher.
I highest for best leaf offered this
N.k 2g.c.
W t-r 1902 crop one hogshead from Bar
county Southern Kentucky, leafy long
la.r scll az lGAc., aud enc hogshead
Henry county, red short filler, at
4e price.
Nf-en Mrrs-Only few hogsheads Of
d Of good medium Tugs. sold 6N7c. and
~-'A IRON 1gGc., Including bo2heads
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Oct. 24.-Flour easy; patents,
Sc. S5d3. G5; extra fancy. S3.20l33O; fancy.
81. 70li2e0; choice, s2.25l2. 40; family, 81 OF
G210.
Wheat frmer and higher; October 67l.c.
November, CSC. December. 693sc.; May,
nc
Corn higher; October, 3sc.; November,
3S9sc.: December, SIC. May, +1%c
oats firm and higher; October, 2I1ac.; No.
vember 2Sler.; May, 1890
Perks Standard mess, sl2.S5dsl3.00.
Lard-Prlme steam, Ss.45Gs.50; nominal.
Dry Sailed Shoulders, 6Ac. long
clear ribs, $3.50; shorts. $50.
Racon-Boxed shoulders.S7.50; longs, IS. IS
clear ribs Ss75; shorts, S9.12i2G925.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-25

vNTANTED:
w The bus
mess people
Of Virginia
and \ orth
Carolina 10
X n o " that
there is being
sold in their
midst Type
writer h at
has received
h Q highest
endoisati on
from the best
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-25
TORACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, oct. "a, 1892.
so offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
= Dangc today.
Private sales reported today TO the Sec
r.t1ry of the Richmond Tobacco Trade:
lilers. ~ hogshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
tpections-B Bright. IS hogsheads Reinspec-
tlol~-Bright. hogsheads
Wilson's Allegheny, Old Dominion, Meals,
Planters. ShCckoe and Crenshaw's tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, 13
packages; deliveries. 3 packages.
United states internal revenue collections
for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes, S5,05l: plug tobaccos,
s G65Ol. Total SS,716.O1.
A big sale Of loose bright tobaccos for to-
morrow ar Shelburnes warehouse.
Planters had a good sale at very salts
factory prices this morning, and q very full
break Of good tobacc0s for tomorrow.
Total sales Of loose tObaccos last week,
1891 pounds; highest price for the week,
So.
The Petersburg Record Il Saturday, Oc-
tohor -, 1892 says: The tobacco market is
yeiy quiet this week and sales light.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange TO-
dsv. J. Il. Young. Dr. r. y. Harris. Hen
cerson. y. c.: l.. r. Staples, Meherrin, Va.
q g. Braswen \. !. Thorpe, Rocky Mount;
join u. Hobscn. Goochland; c. f. Wilson,
Rocky Mount; NJ 7. Jordan, Danville.