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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

slr. E1ias NOs,sts 9sas nDaej for the
extreme caution Df his *pef4ss and ,nat3.
ne,r, 'rseer1ssIs If E1iaS expected his
promises was gDit' 10 keteis him round
tie rsf4ra wtaeT1 be wasn't lq@1kIn'.' re.
marked Grsie Of his neIg5itsor*. who had
tyfe4l sn vS5n 10 extract from him q
definite agrssengGtst In regard 10 s0liac
farming sr0sk-
Sometimes tE,is rss5laskaBtj" prudence
Of yy, NOB,sts ezssss441 EsiS feli"w-a0wns
pecple ens,s5tiefsble amlis"'n"a't~ O,:
Dre, 1.cazss50n Gte WAS telling friend
what a gDGsI wife b" bad
Her mind Kind y runs 0n serI01s
things stt0sl2il.~ he adGsat> She was
.eIlsnr to-day EsDw that if died fust.
she'd 1--WE m,e . z1sl burial au' hoped
I'd d. The sauIe fDr fs~r IL, ezsSs. siie was
the ftl*1 10 ~
.~Sgre's f,s1i "A good wife 30 me adl.
cd Nr. N0f,s,s splsrnnly- an ] told
her rIiav If size Iffsi fsist- an' wss
alive. Id st4. that things WAS carried
out to pleas. her
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

Sending packages by express; is prob
bly, the favorite manner Of sending
packages Of value to any great dis
tancc as the express companies are re-
sponsible for tho valuc Of express pack
ages up to a certain amount, in case Of
loss or destruction. and as Il conse-
quencc the greatest care is taken in
transportation. The larger companies
have special trunks in which packages
are carried from one place to another,
thus insnring extra protection. There
are no restrictions in regard TO the ar
ticlcs which may be sent by express,
ANYTHING from horse to an egg will
be received and forwarded. One ex-
ception alone has been made recently,
and that is that children will no longer
he received for transportation. The
charges on packages are made either by
weight or by bulk. the latter being the
more usual way Of regulating the tariff.
These rates arc reasonable in Ill cases,
and are made uniformly on Il basis of
packages valued at $40 or under. Pack
ages to foreign countries arc sent by
first-claSS passenger steamers. The
minimum charge on foreign package
&c 81 Il aides Home Journal
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
Some Chrihtmas sIaxSns.

Look not on The wine when il is red !;
but a little pale brandy helps the pud-
ding amazingly.
A fiat purse means a stout Christmas
tree.
The small boy cannot be Judged by
his conduct Oh Christmas eve.
There are no Christmas presents the
tradesInan gives with better grace than
reccipted bills. Give him chance.
We give thanks on Christmas eve.
For the gifts we think we're bout to
receive.
It's Il foolish girl who gives her bcaux
the mjtten before Christmas
Better Il paid pork chop than a fat
turkey Oh tick.
The man who qlarrels with his wife
on Christmas day is worse than horse
thief. Let him be anathcHa.
Blessed are the babies on Christmas
day: they can be put off with cheap
candy.
The head Of the family expcnds many
dollars on presents and receives two
handkerchiefs and u pair of mits. Then
is the time to be merry.
A sealskiD sacque makes 1evout
Christmas church-socr.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

Il had boss Christmas" said Benny
Bloobumper TO Tommy Hojack.
$50 did l.. replied Tommy.
Il had AS many oranges and as much
turkey AS 1 could eat Benny went
on.
Get any prcsen:s?" asked Tommy.
Yes. Papa gave Inc a pair of skates:
mamma gave me Il pair OF ear-nntfS.
and Uncle Henry sent me Il book.
Was that all :" asked Tommy.
why. ycs: that wls about all, re-
piled Benny. with some misl,ivingS.
Then just listen 10 what l had. Pop
gaze me Il safety: NOM gave me d
magic lantern; had a big box Of candy
from Aunt Sue, and drum from Tn
Gle John. and a lot OF oranges and
dates; and 1 had turkey and cranberry
sauce. no eiid: and j haG lots and lots
Of plum pudding: and l had an awful
stomach ache and two doctors. 1 guess
you can't beat thai
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
Too Had

Some IsersosrS develop gsfssirfr" ="ti-
ms for looking oD the siark s51i'-- An
exchange gives This szznEs~-
There was q very RICH farmer sFIi0
xouh never 0wn that b" had anything
to be thankful for i'm fEsr way Of s'r"fiis-
The paFson "sce >asd Z" sa'sn during
fine harvest ss'ss.1gs-
Come MIR Joast-s- ys'l <-sn have
nothing 10 complain assssss this ys'ar- At
all eyenIS
Il can't say that SAID ahe farTnHr-
Still you can't say what Is aEDiss-
He thought bit and then replied
very srssdsipgly- Well yOu see there
viii be NO sToiit hay for tise young
calves
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
After Oh FfatrssaS.

Mrs Buffer-ThafS nice shoc-bag
Of yours. had present Of one like
it
Mrs Misunderstanding: That's pho
t0graph case. Mrs. Greely who gave
it to me. lDli me 80.
Mrs Buffer-Horrors. And ] thanked
Mrs. Greedy for 4 ShOe-bag! I've a
nantel drapery like yours. too.
Mrs. Muffer-Is that a mantel dra
perry:
Mrs Bnffer-Certainly: Mrs. Sprigss,
vino gave me mine. told me so.
Mrs Muffer-And ] thanked Mrs.
Spriggs for some pettic0at trimmings!
Both lin fearsl-Well, homemade
presents ought alwav: TO be labeled.
anyhow!
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
august.
Flower

"Ihave been afflicted With bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the adinira-
ton in which hold it. Ithas given
me new lease of life, which before
was burden. Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness. JESSE
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas.&
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

do what it promises. If it doesn't benefit
or cure, you have your money back.
Scrofufa in all its various forms, Eczema,
letter, Salt-rheum. Erysipelas, Boiis, Car
buncles. Enlarged Glands, Tuners and Swell
ingE. and every kindred ai!,nert, are per
fectly and permanently cured by it
Buy of reliable dealers. With any others,
something else that pays them better will
probably be urged as just as good"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
BANLSHED

-pimples. blotches. sores,
huinors, and eruptions. by
DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. For a poor
complexion, and for the
poor blood that causes it,
this is tie bess Of ali known
remedies.
In every disease or disor-
der Of the skin or scalp, in
every trouble that comes
from impure bIocd, the
Discovery" IS the only
medicine that's sod with
n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
" hats in Il Name

WHY was this game called poker.
Charley"
II don't know. unless it is tina, YOU
are apt to burn your fingers when you
get the wrong end Of it"--Truth
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

Waf4Ecrs fnILsps through the pArs0r
pscs* wp Is,f,fSy's Chrfstrnas tree.
Thinks he'll %4tl il 10 he @'nnel@~ fOi
tpSo dosEzrs, ,asags>> tart4ec
Waves go.sl-SCqe t1 LITTLE is>s,i9 az hf
>s,tatfs~* Goaa ssae path,
J"fsf,rs makes tracks fur OklaslGaa Il
av0rs his pzpas wrath
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
The CuuSc and the Results of Its
Regular Annual Overflow.

In ever epoch Of Egyptian history
the results of :hr annual overflow OF
the Nile have been awaited with the
greatest Interest. II there be bat
small r>, in III" river. famine is sure
to cn>ur If III" ri> be much greater
than usual. ii leaves in its wake peSti-
lrlc" ana destruction.
The ,auSts IF This Hood. recurring
each year with unvarying precision.
have been Sllruudcl in nys,cl" until
quite recently We now know 'hat ut
the summer Sulsiirp The SUI. stands di
rrr1ly abUv. the mountains and table
lands Of .Aby>Siliia and mrliS the ice
and snow tina: have accumulated i'll
their gor.cS These waters roll in Il
turhid stream down through the great
valley and produce the striking pho
nonlcnuli. TO us this cause is very
clear. bu. with the ancirntS ii WAS diff
fcrrnt. They had not traced the river
to its sources and could not explain
this inunhalOn. which 10 them seemed
to be utterly beyond the operation OF
natural causes.
The ancient Egyptian priests taught
ltsHI me rlSt' WAS OtfHSlOlpu Nv Il tear
Of the goddess Isis. When the first
!! pulSa1iOnS of the flood We're felt. sol
cmn religious ceremonies were OBJ
served throughout III. land. Long be-
fOrrhand a Deau.COuS maiden had been
che sen from among the people. destined
as II sacrifice to the deity Of the river
When the yellow currents began to
swell more and Elore, the populace con
Quoted this unhappy Bride OF the
Nile TO the banks of the stream: and
amid iubilant shouts. she was hurled
into the raging waters. To-day. instead
Of throwing i'll !. living lraidrn. each
year as the waters begin 10 rise. an
image Of tho maiden. modelled in clay.
is cast into the stream.
The Modern Mother
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
Hoods
Permanently Cures

Because ii reaches the seat Of disease in
'h. blood. BY purifying. vitalizing and
cnriching the blood, II expels every
faint OF ScrOfula, Catarrh. Malaria. etc.
and so renOvatcs and strengthens the
vital fluid. and through it the WI hole
system, as to enable it to throw Of! fu-
ture attacks of disease. Be sure togct
Hoods, and only Hoods. because
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

,-,;.,orx tells how scarce good boys are
in bis trips DER land and sea .:.
r-;,b usthos. he has travelled icIsS
thousand miles since tea ns.
Then tells Robby if he'll ss' h'm ''u'e
thing for his appetite
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
! Y

.,o,nnbae .ohby, .weerIy esre2n'f"S IL
his trundle bed 1 bAzn
VI "a rambIisg near hi. he'aas v-ss.kers
dangling in the op@n srzte' -.
7''" .yes md then BIZ p@Fe>
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are improved
more 10y the pleasant laxative. syrup "
Figs. when in need of the laxative effect
of a gentle remedy than by any other,
and thai il is NOR" acceptable 10 them.
The true remedy. syrup Of Figs. is manu-
featured hy The California Fig Syrup Co.
oIly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

Copyright by Northwestern News
paper Inion.)
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21

'KDbcrt. thon hast done this evil. Wits
kcrs says 10 little Bob:
Think ye. re ran here dctaIn mr. Other
boys and girls 10 rob:
Nay. nay. thou shalt have no presents
lest thou let. me 20 right HOW.
Rnbi,y. cold and frightened, >siver*- doe
not dare 20 make a row.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
HOODS
Sarsa parilIa
CURES
TIE MYSTERIOUS NILE.

Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills. Sick Head
acre. Janndice. IMGiGesl ion. Try a boy. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
Points About Tobacco

me cigar industry In Florida has =,
creased rapidly within the last few, ,,oor,
me state is said 10 be the fourtb n ~
union IN the manufacture of cigars ana
the amount Of tobacco used. The nnroher
OF cigars manufactured laast Voc,
amounted to 156,S7S627. 'e"'
prominent American buver ~ h,u1
grade tobacco leaf. recently returned -,
cuba, says large crop viii be bar,esto3
TINS year but the prices maintained win
De high. The quality is Of the hest and
good cigars ought TO result.
A Frentch scientist declares tbe+ ~,
practice Of medical students and anator,,,
demonstrators OF smoking in the disco,
ing room, though effective as an antiser-
tic has a disastrous effect upon the orr
spring Of these users of the weed. Tho
next generation, he says. will lack the
normal power Of resisting disease chiefly
through the transmission Of defective
nervous systems. His powers Of foresight
are marvellous.
The legislature Of Florida has passed an
excellent law prohibiting cigar manufac-
turers In that state outside Of Key West
from designating their brands under that
clty's name. The reputation OF Key West
cigars Will now be protected from the
multitude OF inferior makes with which
the country has been flooded. Heavy fines
Will be imposed on violators.
Killikinck or kinikinick, with which the
Indians are In the habit Of mixing to-
bacca, is rapidly becoming extinct. Sew
eral plants have received this name but
ihey have no right TO IT. The true herb
~ the inside bark OF young willow and
when smoked alone makes mild and
pleasant smoke.-Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, oct 0.-Cotton duh and
easy; uplands Sk; Orleans. So: tales
l3l bales; good ordinary "a: low mid
ding 1916. Futures closed rteadv.
sales. l32, POO bales; October. S05: No
vember. SD; December, S2I: January
S34; February, S.H; March. S.53; April
SCI; May, SO; June, SIT.
LIVERPOOL. oct. g.-Noon.-Cotton in
moderate demand and prices UNCHANGED:
American middling, A.: sales. 10000
bales; American, $500 bales: speculation
and export 1000 bales; receipts. 200
bales, all American. Futures steady
and demand fair; October November.
4 1864; November December. 1 33-GlG
4 34-6i; December-January { 3f-Gf: Jan
uary-February 4 35-G404 37-G4: Febru-
ary-March, 4 3S-Gi; March-ApriI. 4 39-Gfa
4 AGA; April-May, 42-G: May-June.
4 4j-G4. Tenders. 100 bales new dockets.
p. M.-October 4 34-Gfd4 3J-G4; Octo-
ber-November. 4 32-6fQ4 1864; Novem-
er-December 4 32-64q4 1864; Deem
ber-January 4 33-64di AGA: January
February, 4 1854, buyers; February
March, 4 $1,000 4O-G4; April-AIay,
4l-64a4 1864; May-June, 4-G4 values.
Futures closed quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10

36d36Hc.; No. 2 mixed, Western. Si0
34hc.
Rye slow: No. 2, re.
Hay strong; good 10 choice timothy,
Sl4.Vbdl0OO.
Grain freghts dull; steamer 20 Liver
pool, per bushel. l3id.. Cork for orders,
per quarter. 2s.3d.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter firm. creamery. fancy, Doc; DO.
fair 10 choice. 2702Sc.; do, imitation,
&c.
Eggs firm at 2Oc.
Coffee quiet Rio cargos, fair. 19Ac.;
No, Z. 1Si4u1Skc.
Sugar strong; graduated, 5%c.
whisky unchanged.
Stocks-Nirginia consOl threes. 6J06jh;
Baltimore and Ohio stock 40; Northern
Central stock, IS: Baltimore and ohio
Southwestern firsts, 10i. first incomes,
IS. Consolidated Gas bonds, 100; do.
stocks, 5TbQ5S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
Az ExrAORDNARY HORSE.
As Described I'm "A Curious Advertisements
Of the Olden Times.

rut following is a copy Of an advertise
ment which appeared I'm a sporting mag
azlne eighty years ago:
ION Saturday, the 10th of September
next, will be sold at Skibberton, the
strong, staunch, steady stout. sound. safe.
sinEwy, Jserviceable. straSping, supple.
swift, smart, slightly. sprightly spirited.
sturdy. shining. surefooted. sleek, we'll
sized, well-shaped, sOrrel steed. of super
lative symmetry, styled Spanker, with
small star and snip, square-sided. slender
shouldered, sharp-sighted, and singularly
stately, free from strain, spawn, spasm,
stringhalt, stanguary, sciauca, staeeers.
securing, strangles, salienders, scarfoot
surefets. seams, strumOus swellings
scratches. splint, squint, s1uirts. scrubs.
sCabs, scars, sores, scattering, shunling
shambling-gait or symptoms Of sickness
of any sort. He IS neither stif-mouthed,
shabby-coated, sinew-shrunk, spur-galied,
saddle-galled. shell-tOOthed sling-gutted,
surbated iskin-scabbcd, short-winded,
splav-footed. or shoulder-slipped; and
Is sound i'm sword-pOint and stift-lo.nt,
has neither sick. spleen, sitfast, snag-
gle-teeth. sand-crack. staTring-coat,
swelling sheath. nor shattered h0ofs, nor
is he sour. sulky, surly, stubborn, or sui
len in temper; neither shy nor shtush,
slow, sluggish. or stupid; he never slips
strips, strays, stalks. starts, stops. shakes
snarls, snuhies. stumbles. nor stalks I'D
the stables, and scarcely or seldom sWeats
has a snowy. stylish switch tail. and a.
safe, strong set Of shoes ON; can feed on
soil. stubble, sanfoin. sheet oats, stray
sedge. or scutch grass; carries sixteen
stone with surprising speed I'm his stroke
over a six-fQot sod or stone wall. His
sire was sly sobersides. a sporting son OF
Sparkle. who won the sweepstakes and
plate last season at sligo. -
london Million.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
uE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
.c,rings nnd sales at the Riohmond To
bacco ESohauge-internni hevenho
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Adyices.

Nrw YORK, Oct 0.-Animated by the
....s bat the senate will dispose Of
o.. silver repeal bill this week, opera
.... started in at an early hour to nc
...lste moderate lines Of stocks. Sat
.....e excellent bank statement the
...,. cancellation OF clearing house GER
......ls and the reduction IN sterling
....o also contributed TO the good
.... which prevailed during the greater
20 The day. The advance at one
...... MAS equal TO y TO 3 per cent, and
r.s Improvement Chicago Gas, Gen
.f electric. DlsWllng and Cattle Feed
.. American SUGAR. Lake shore, North
10y, Western Union. Manhattan, Cotton
..l .r3 Rock Island we're most conspicu-
Ynlon Pacific and Louisville and
,...-vgls were notably weak The form
~. s.-l down from 10 10 is on revival
- tbe recelvership story. Louisville
.-f nashville was sold FOR both local
..l f3rc.gn account. and the fact that
... shares at one time commanded
...-'yu for use did not deter sellers.
s stock has been very heavy ever
...s the directors decided 10 issue
,..1Gi0 new stock and refused TO give
.y exclamation for their action. The
....s to-day fel from 49h TO 4Gh, and
.. business near the close led TO realiza-
ions In other parts OF the list Some
~ ne active list receded 4 TO ] per
-t In the nnal transactions Louis
..re and Nashville rallied y 10 SEX.
'..e market closed somewhat weaker IN
emo but prices. a. a rule, were any
rt.le from "a 10 Ia per cent. higher
...- on Saturday. except for Cotton oil
...f.-r.d and Cordage common, which
...W gains Of 2m03 per cent. The
,t.I sales were 10000 shares.
Money on call has been firmer, ranging
,,.-, = 90 g per cent. last loan at per
rr and closing offered az per cent;
.--.a mercantile paper, 10s per cent
'.r silver. 1874; Mexican dollars, oo52
-..-..ne exchange is steadier with actual
t...-ess Iu bankers bills az 4s@4o4o5
..r sytv DAYS and 4Sil20iS6A Tor de-
.'-5. r0sted rates, 4S3l2o4SJl2; COM
r.-eIaI 'buIs 4s1hufS24 for sixty DAYS
.8 4.9a4sl for demand. Government
....fs stronger. State bonds dun Kali
...d bonds irregular. Silver at the
-.o.k Exchange neglected.
treasury Balances-Coin, Sl9,OJl, OOO;
currency, SJ,-io,VuO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
Lord and Indy DnnraNen.

Dunraven castle In Glamorganshire, Is
built on the edge of clin, AND oNerlo DIS
the British channel. The coast Is very
dangerous, and many a ship has 5truch
and gone 90 pieces on the ueacher'us
rocks i'm sight of the castle. Ihere is
no safe anchorage anywhere near, so
Lord Dunraven is in the peculiar posil'H
Of having . home by the sea, but Is I'M
able to approach II I'm his yacht. Lately
the castle has been enlarged, and a ne"
wing and courtyard added. During ihe
last few years. owing probably 70 lne
unsettled state Of ireland, Lord ana Lazy
DunraVcn have done most OF their enter
tanning here.
Not long ago the Duke and Duchess OF
Teck and the Princess May duchess OF
York; made a long stay at the castle. ne
gardens are well kept. but the want OF
shelter prevents the shrubs and ccVefts
from growing, and gives the more eA-
posed part OF the estate rather a barren
appearance. The shooting Is fairly good'
and the park well stocked with deer.
kerry House, i'm the vale OF Putney'
was until recently used as the town resi-
dence but when Lord Dupravcn.s daush-
ter grew up IL was necessary TO take a
house in London. Still kerry is favor
tie Saturday 10 Monday resort Of Lord
Dunraven during the parliamentary SEES
sion.
Few men in like position have led so
varied a life as the owner OF 'Nalkyrie,'
and as a consequence he has come into
contact with most men and women worth
knowing. In social circles he Is very pop
ular, and no smart entertainment is com
plete without him In clubland he is
always welcome and is as equally at
home at the Beefsteak or the Savages
at the Marlborough or the Turf. While
parliament is sitting he is often found
at the Carlton, discussing with his party
the latest move on the political chess
board, or talking science and literature
with his friends at the Atheneaum. His
energy is boundless. His VIII work all the
morning, legislate in the afternoon. dine
out, and then spend the evening I'm am
usement. Travelling 10 him is nothing.
lie never tires. He is an early riser,
and no matter what time he goes TO bed
Is always up and attending 10 his cor
respondence at the usual hour the next
In this way he gets through
a great amount Of work, and is able 10
md time for the same amount OF pleasure.
He is very generous and as result Is
often imposed upon. Not only is he called
upon TO give money toward charities in
his own neighborhoods, but people write
10 him from all parts of the United King
iom to help them In heir distress. often
he yields and many a home has been
made happy by gift OF moEey or mon
sy's worth.-McClures Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. 0.-Flour market
weak and dull; winter wheat low grades,
>-Uj02.45. fair TO fancy, S245a3.45; pa
tent, y35OQ4.OO; Minnesota clear $500
5up Southern -four dull; common TO
feir extra. S21Oa31O.
Wheat-Spot quiet and easier; No. .
iel. store and elevator, 6SAc. Options
moderately active and %gHc. lower,
closing weak; October, O9Mc.; November,
l~c.; December 72ac
C0rn-Spot moderately active at ltc.
lower and steady: No. 2 elevator. AZ. "a
Hac. Options duh and weak and ga
Sc. lower: October. axe; November,
il.c.; December. 47i9c.
Oats duh and easier; october, 33Ac.
November S34c'; December, Bic; No.
white. October, E,9ac.; November. SIC.
sr0i-No. 2 BIS. 03fc.; No. ? white, $40
.dc; mixed Western, 3ig35c.; white do,
Wool steady and in fair demand; do
nestle fleece, 20Q25c.
Reef firm; extra mess. SlO.jOdilOO; beef
bans quiet at Sl6OOQ1G5O; tierced beef
n-m, city extra, India mess, 22023c.
picked bellies. S12.50d1275: shoulders,
Si5oi hams. S11.0O; middles nominal
Lard quiet and firm: Western steam.
N0G; October. 1886; December $500
"anri quiet; compound, $50.
toik quiet; new mess $3.50.
,n..ier quiet and steady; State dairy,
--c.i DO. creamery 29G30c; Western
g,,.' re; DO, creamery, pc; I'll
~ D,uon seed oil weak and dull; crude,
yellow 8Sdd39c.
y..i,.elm quiet and firm rehned-New
A. F'l'. Philadelphia and Baltimore
-, 20. bulk. So GOq2G5.
Hl,n quiet and steady; strained. com
mn an .o good Sl17Ia01.20.
a,it' FcNtine Gull and steady at 2Sha
tii ",t nm ana IN fair demand; domes-
al. ''" To extra, 33U5Mc., Japan, AZ
..'asses-F Foreign nominal: New Or
srt Oitn Kettle. good TO choice, quiet
"li steady az 3OQ3Sc
ii..o"u'S quiet; fancy hand-picked 4m
e' CoHee 2, Options steady at IOa15 points
1e IT, Vciober Slz10; December. Si6ODq
o.ie, iafch, Sl535015.45. SPOT very
no. Z. lSh01S4c
,.i. saw firm and quiet: refining
sls.s,.. ,Hehned moderate and demand |
c.', no. q. &c; standard A. 2 13-I6c
E i2Ieii 51s45 13-l6c.; granulated' |
~, t,,telshts TO Liverpool firm and oue,. |
ed. ass steamer, 0-6id.; grain. steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. oct. o,

RICHMOND, VA, oct ., 1898.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the tecretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Filters, S hogsheads burleys. 3; scrap
dark, o.; leaf dark. 3; Tugs dark, S.
Total, p hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright. Sc hogsheads dark,
10 hogsheads. Reinspections-Bright u
hOEsheads.
Wilson's, Allegheny. Old Domintn,
Shelburne's, Shockoe Crenshaws and
Seabrook's tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts. II packages; deliveries
a packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city of Richmond. Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl2Gf34; plug
tobaccos S264Z9S. Total, S39l232
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange to-day: Chas BONNER, Lynch
burg, Va; A. NJ. Riddle, Sebree, Ky.