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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOsK.

NEW YORK, August lo.-Flour quiet and easy:
bids generally l0al2c. under the market; VIM
Ter wheat, low grades. sl05ss2.4o. fair 20
fancy, 81. f5es3. 70 40. petents, Cd 4oas4; MN
nesots clear, s2.5oas3; patents, e3eOast4O.
southern nour duh aud weak; common 20
fair extra, S2.I0as3.10: good 70 choice do.
as f6ss4 25. Wheat nrmer. With options very
dan: No. red, store lower at 67xs67asc. |;
afloat, es1saesE4c. Options opened nrm at IA
s,,o ADVANCE aad closed steady Of ssa11'. over
yesterday. with dull trade as awaiting the
government report; No. rcd closed-siay.
S2LSc August, 671se.; September, o0c. Corn
nrmer but dull; No. Z. f7Iss47s1r IN elevator;
4sssa4sssc. sdost Options opened strong 81 Va
~ advance, steady, and tsassc. %; septemter
aud Octooer mos. active; August 47Asc. Sop
temner, 1850. October, asc. osts duii; rirmer
for white opIions 1rInsr bat duii; August,
3Iglc; september. 3lAe; octobsr 3ts4c.;
spot, No. 2. 3.a32l<c., NO. =, waite, 3et<a
40lsc. NAKED western. 3AsSSc-; wuise,
Do, 3pas0lsc. Wool dau and unsettled; doa,es-
tic aeece, 26ax5c.; pulled. ioa2lc Beef
Quiet famliy, s10asix; extra mess. 1.sOa
"a Bssf.LaIns steady bat auth a. Sl7ael7. 80.
Ilsrced beef steady; city extra india nsss,
6l3ASf1. Cut-mcsIs duh bat nrn packiod bel
los. like; shoulders, ua4e. hamA lo}4a
Iii.c.: nlidiles aosn.naL Lard nrmor pus dab ;
western steam, c'osins. 5000 bid; city, -
optlons--salns none; refined firnisk and quiet ;
Ccnrinsnt. $500; south American. oo.tj; com
pound, IS. Fork nrm aud rsirIy aetavs; nsx
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r.Ierrnnhic Key-Tnp..

The Caldwell County Bank, at Kingston,
Mo-. aud the Exchange Bank. of Polo. No.,
closed their doors Wednesday morning.
The American National Bank. Nashville,
Tenn. has suspended payment. The
Safety Deposit Trust and Banking Com
pany. Nashville. has taken advantage OF
tho sixty-day- potice rule.
The O'Brien Wagon Works Company
Lafayette, Ind. yesterday went into the
hands OF q receiver. Liabilities. 100000
assets. il is claimed. much more than
enough TO pay out If they can be realized
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SYMPTOMS.

Loss OF Appetite. Bad Breath, Bowels Coshye,
Headache, with duh. heavy sensation; Pain
under Shoulder blade, often mistaken for Rheu-
matism, Funess after eating, dissemination 10
exertion OF body or mind, lrritability OF tenn
per, Low Spirits (or the Blues, Restlcssness aud
n sensation Of having lott uncone something
which ought 70 have been done, WEAKNESS, DE-
illness dots before the eyes, highly-coored urine,
fltful drea me- constipation. etc.
Not all, bat always some OF these symptoms
indicate want of action OF the Liver and for a
safe, reliable remedy that can do no harm and
never known 10 fail
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at Belen Gate in the storming of the City
OF Mexico. The flag OF the Palmetto Regi-
rnent was the first foreign flag planted on
the walls Of the capital since the time OF
Cortez. We went to the war LILO strong.
but only 100 of US came back.
I'm the civil war was captain OF engi.
ueers on the Confederate side. After
returned to civil life was elected Judge
of the Sixth Circuit Court of South Caro-
lima, resigning in 1885,"
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rRenorted for the Dispatcn.I

RICHMOND, VA, August l0.-Auction offerings
on Change to-day were only packages.
Private sales Filters, 80 : darAn' Y; wrap
pees st tel, D / packages.
Revenue collections: Cigars ana cigarettes,
s3Os. 20 tobacco. 81, 6S5.Oi total. Sl,SSJ.S4.
Pianters' and ShelourBe's warehouses had
very satisfactory saios u medium working To-
baccos. Prices we're generally very good.
Messrs. W. Is. Brooks, Danyilie, Fa. n. X
Bowman. Lynchburg, and ". A. Adams, Oxford
y. t.. were here to-day.
The few sales made to-day were not - local
but mostly out-oi-t0wD buyers, with but ht-le
doing in this trade.
Davis & Gregory will have a good sale OF neH
tobacco at their warehouse tomorrow
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silver stiII Rising.

IFT IFINETHI'H 20 EI9 I'IaUaVCa'I
WASHINGTON. d. c.. August 10.-Sllver
continues on the rise in London, the price
thls morning being, according TO Official
advices received at the Treasury Depart
ment, $O.7525 per ounce. This Is cent
per ounce above the price paid by the
Treasury yesterday. OF the 957,00O ounces
Of silver offered yesterday the Treasury
bought 3Z2, 900 ounces at S0.75l5 per
lunnn-
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HE GOT The JOB.
peeause He Knew How to Find Dat What
a Customer wseted.

"supposing." said M upholstery dealer
20 n candidate TO; vacant position,
THAT q .dy ca.Ie in aud asked you u you
had any chenille curtains. what would you
sayl" ,,. 70
the upholsterer is 10 be relied upon. im-
sssninc the scene aud drawing long
breath, he started in A. follows;.
Yes, man," says be, I'VE keep che
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

In their worst forms are cured By the use
OF p. P. p. II You are debilitated and
run down, or II Won need tonic TO regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength and viaor;
healthy. For shattered constitutions and
lost manhood p. p. p. (Prickly Ash, Poke.
Root. aud Potassium is the king OF ell
medicines. p. p. p. u the greatest blood
purifier in the world. For sale ty all drug
gists.
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s..4re AND HOUSE.



-.'.i b. inc h's'a'eh'I
..'. Ii.i.. Au ru-t I'D. SENATE. -
... t'r feature OF the Senate pro
i-. chaplain confined
alrtyrr aud the Jour
.'t N.. embraced IN q couple
moved That when the Senate
.T b.. tai Monday next.
".- - tLc point Of being de-
When demand ioI tue
.I.' iWuit1neously from
.A hd'ur-- Messrs. Lodee
i.r Vote was takon Dy
.- u.i resulted: cas-, AZ 4;
''i'r TILL MONDAY.
o.. salt was announced q
t.. .t. Senate DO now adjourn
. 3d. tocsreIl md the yeas
i.iu lei ty Mr.. Chaud. Ter.
.t.i yeas. 80: nays. Is. Tho
A '''h instances were
N.,' vac r rai, '5',,., 4
.... a.. i,,,-,,,,
30 .,ti'p.'o,..i ~ 'P 5,'',ii''-
...5 ~ ',i','I Ip,r',.'' nf
..... .... a.. t3.oo ol,orrped
... ,.'a' A' iz'-O, alIouIneu
''" i"o "'' ''''''"
.A1 ana approval OF tues;
bailey, OF itNas' moved
.tse d recess uhNI ociocN;
l.'. me m0tlou was declared
' '+.r' thcn demanded a dlyl-
r.. .H Ao met with defeat tue
'' Ut. ON tellers beng
N.- i-.'e successful ana inc
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, August To- OFFERISOS-Wheat.
34I2 bushels Corn. 742 bushels. Oats, 900
bushels. Rye. 40 bushels
sALEs- Wheat 1000 bushels- Corn, lag
bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT.-LongberrY, 6Oe65c. Mixed. 6Oa6Sc.
ShOrtDerry. 55a65c No. 2 red. 6ia641te.
CORN White, prime Virginia, bag lots, f0c.
No. white, 4Oc. No. 2 mixed, 47aiec.
OArs.- Winter f0r seed, 35a3sc.; NO
mixed. 33Ila34c. No. 3 mixed, 32IRa33c.
kYE.-52R07c.
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.t'o4JolNG 1He GOVERNMENT.
WY itteusivo Po,t-Once Conspiracy
htiuE LneaTthed.
" ''7etfspn To ne Dispatchl

r '' .'.efrsph to the Dispatch.l
t. s'ioS, b. G., August lO.-What is
fL ~ pf very extensive consp racy
i-- ; iae government is now being
q ','' uj The inspectors Of the POST
49, apartment q. L. Barrett. OF
a.. 'ApAts, ,. G.. who il SAID TO be the
49,, wfa'ar. mas been arrested upon
A..-., ''hc'ed 20 be positive proof of
psr-.,'"'." iy as told by the Post Office DE.
-. ideals ~ substantially as fol-
10. L4ty 10 the last administration
iri',t s-cceeded IA getting himself aud
a r,'," ,appoin.ed ss Post-O ONCE Referees
o ,l. opafisnoarg District. The officials
o. tn,,.' i'tar' infn, were expected 10 refer
4, ~. 49, az applications for appointment
ti si La'lofs ~ that section. together
al -, t,ssoslions Ne 10 tue establishment
,,9ss a1 VI II = said, at once began opera
u Nm, Naceeeced Ia getting twenty-five
ltesoy new Offices located IN York.
hs ssn ,'ile fieksps. and other counties 10
di,sOss',s,'ih. q the State. IL has since heep
Nsa That 10 many cases the Post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
4 Medical Paradox.

New Secretary Doctor, here's Mr..
Mowbray writes If you don't send his
medicine hell regain all he's lost by y our
four mouths treatment.
Doctor: Oh. yes; u fat cure man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
LIE FRrIrNa INPRnYEn.

The feeling in financial circles was one OF en-
enlargement, and leading BANKERS, Tor the nfst
time in several weeks. expressed the belief tnat
the situation was on the mend. No applications
tor clearinghouse loan certificates were made
to-day, aud IL Is not improbable that accounts
Will be cancelled shortly. SO far as the stock
market is concerned It Is TO he said that II ad-
vances quickly on good news. whereas Few
days ago II made but q fooble response. Az tue
opening Louisville and Nashville broke 2ss 70
5338 In sympathy with drop IN London. ~.
Paul and Sugar were also heavy the latter
yielding as much as Ia per cent
GENERAL ADVANCE.
As soon "a 10 WAS found that few long stocks
were coming ont sharp advance ensued. This
10 turn induced selling for the short account aud
there was reaction, but during the afternoon
tue bears became alarmed. and undor the in
rusnce II their purchases, as well AS the sup
por. accorded the market by tho bulls, gene
raj advance took place. General Electric moved
up 5le Western Union. 2's; Onion Paciac, f;
Burlington ana Quincy, 319; Chicago uas' rs {:
81. Paul 2k ROcG Island, 3A; Lackawdnni >,
. Lake shore, Al Canada southern, I; Pull
man, 1: Sugar, 3I5, and Northwestern, 3lr
FINAL QUOTATIONS. HIGH.
Tho nnal quotations were within i4aH OF tho
best u the day Among tho speoialtles Nash
vile ana Chattanooga sold at 81, drop OF -
points from the last previously reported sale.
The break was attributed 10 sales Of stocks h id
in loans The sharp rise I'm General Electric
was Occasoned by she announcer ent that the
floating dBOt had Ceen fully provided Tor. mo
transactions aggregated 100000 shares, ot
which 80, 600 were unlisted.
Y-sILvER-ExCUANGg, NC.
Money on coll has been easy, ranging from 3
20 , last loan NJ 3. and closing offered at ,.
P:!me mercantile paper. Sal2 per cent.
Bar silver, 76; Mexican dollars, 6l4. Tho
sales Of silver at the Stock Exchange to-day
were 1000 ounces az 7ol3.
Sterling exchange 10 weaker, with actual
business In bankers bills ~ SiS2ISasi S3Ig for
SIXTY days. aud s4.S7as4SS for demand.
Posted rates, s4.s4l4aSIo9l commercial bills,
81. sO16as4 s6ls.
RqNr0at bonds 0rmer.
sub Treasury balances: Coin, s5S,209.000
currency, 59,674,00O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
WIN Mako the Row &c. Up.

Mrs. Bunting Are our theatre seats
next tho sislef
Mr. Bunting: No; they are at the other
end Of the row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

FLouR.-wo quote; Fine, s2as225; super
fne, s2.25as2.50: extra, s2.7Oas3 family.
80 5OaS3 80 patent, s4as425.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
STATE sONDA
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. August 10.-Virginla pa. 05si !;
Baltimore and Onto South western lists 1913
10 pa incomes, 25i4; consolidated gas bonds,
1854; do stock, 81
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cuorvp, ,ppo.p

wAsHISGToS. d. c., August 1o.-The Ma
rine-Hospital Bureau to-day received tele-
graphic advices from its representative IN
Antwerp to the effect that cholera had
broken out there. -Four cases and one
death occurred within the last four days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
,GpIRANTS ON HAND.
,sp,sANrs FOR OFFICES IN
Co' - AT The DEPARTMENTS.
..,,,n, May $50 Delayed by the FL
-, f,cbate-The Carolina Atior-
,.nio- O'Tertali-Postmastcrs.
M RoeulAr Correspondent

....n,- Regular Correspondent
.....-.y. August 10. Both the Sem
,r.,.e had brief sessions to-day.
p yr.na and North Carolina dele
....t,r.l early SO as tovIslt the de-
s .. ~ tacinterest Of their constItu-
...5 f,ieon TO twenty Of Mr.. Mere
' ...,.rat, were waiting IA the cor
or .... Capitol for HIM TO keep rrior
..fs fo accompany them 10 the
....-. 90 say nothing Of long trip
......nri aad IN spite of the bot
Wdliord Corbin, OF klng
...ty. Huo Is being pressed TOT
. a Assistant secretary OF
--,r Oh, city. The President
.u,,. favorably disposed to-
..t ~ cours" the appointment
vtt-a Secretary Morton has
.,.l .a1ltlsuot known whom
.-. eaIl ultimately recommend
.....l.t.
,.,I TINS WEEK.
.....t. LAYING adjourned until Mon
.. UO uo Virginia nominations
d. bad been supposed from
I.. treasury oihciais sald on
..t t.. Virginia collectors OF III
... would ue BAN 81 tins week.
..t..I taat the first batch OF
D.. %. o. the senate viii in
LIST OF the recess ap-
hoy viii probably be
t.....v next and the new
.t.a.ll come later on. perhaps
...-.... a.d the President will
ln Y
..t Carolina cases. There Is,
.flr.rNalent that he will
hurry l.tI he finds out what
.... s., DONG tomcet the fnan-
NOTHING POSITIVE.
.....t. Alexander saws he has
.... positive information as
t..-..aIt United States Attor-
. Western District of North
- b. appoint a. lie has had a
... AtrHucy-Oeneral and has
..-. t.e appointment OF Dir.
.. z Monroe. 90 accordance with
......'llu Of Mr.. Glenn. DIS
......... .ri Senator Vance. Mr..
..... .uIu Assistant Attorney.
.....4Vls called forafew days
...- 90 present.
...l>rA -INAlaEsuIr.
....--.l SAYS that the state
...... .. Virginia paper 10 the
.... ..- catered into q comblna-
.. W.u eventually become
.... .+.. lntaI States Senate Is
..t ..-' auj has no bns!s Of
t...ar. that be IS a can
~ Co.. vernon. and II nomi-
HiI, If be lives, serve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grssns
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and tbs
Weather Indications
tBy telegraph TO the pispa,ce.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., August TO-
ITllp Forecast for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnlght.-For
I Virginia: Warmer, southerly
winds; fair weather. except local thunder
storms with light rains.
For North Carolina: Slightly warmer.
southeasterly winds; fair weather, except
thunder. storms with light local rains.
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.ntures rausea a. lonows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. August lO.-Flour dun and
Unchanged. Wheat hrIner; SPOT, and month,
G43.a64zkc.: September. 06lSa6batc.: October,
GS}ic. asked; December, 49, 70. asked; steamer,
No. rcd. G2}.aG3c: milling wheat by san
plo, 64a65l6c Corn duh and easy; spot and
month, 41n47i4c.: september. 47lfaI7Y.c;
October, A7ylc. year, 47c. asked white corn,
by sample, bee; yellow corn, by sample,
49a1Oc. Oats quiet No. , white western. 34a
3jc. for new; No mixed western, 3la32c Tor
new Rye aniot; No .. 52hj3c. Hay steady;
good 20 choice timothy, 920.50as2@. Grain
sreights firm and unchanged. Provisions utm
and unchanged. Butter steadler; creamery,
fancy. 9gc do, fale 20 choice, l9a2lc.; Co,
Initiation, lSc others unchanged Eggs scarce
ut l4c Codeo quiet Rio carg0es, fair l9c.
No T, 10tiat6lSc. Sugar strong; grsnulatod,
S3sc Whiskey firm AZ eLlOa5L2O, Peanuts
urcaaugci
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Ksramania-Cholera Death.

NEW YoRK, August 10.-Vincenzo Cagll-
ostro, aged % years. died at Swinourne
Island Hospital last night Of Asiatic
cholera. He WAS one of the passengers
who arrived on the steamer karamania
from Naples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
ST. LOUIS

SrLOUGs. August lO.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
aiyaHCoi early, clipped, ana closed 9st above
Yesterday; No. : rel cash, 0OaSo9sc Angus,
5Bo September. 6St,c. December. 6dasc. Corn
lower Sc on rain IA corn belt; No. mixed. J5c.;
August. 347Ec. SoptcmOor, 3Olsc. December,
3J1,c.: year, 34lt,. oats firm No. ?, CASH, GO;
August, 2Jyic.; september. 23s4c. kye and
bnrney--No trading. Nhlskey unchanged. Pro-
visions steady. PorS, Sl3l5. Lard, ss.l%laa
ss.25. Dry-salt meats loOsel - rhonidets,
sB.s7ls; longs ana ribs, $40 ros, SID;
boxed l5,. more Bacon (pacSet- Shoulders,
SO: longs aud ru6, g.l2ia' shorts, so.J11E-
$500. Hams unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

NEW YORK. August 10.-Affairs at the Stock
Exchange to-day showed an improved tendency.
chiefly in consequence Of she heavy arrivals OF
gold from Europe and the further engagements
made in London for shipment OF the yellow
metal to this side. This, together with reiuc-
ton in the premiums on currency, which led TO
a decided reduction in sterling exchange late In
the day, stimulated purchases for both long and
short acrouuta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies were
clear at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
L.. - hn nrsp tn nff co vnstnrlnv
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ..................'
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CINCINNATI.

CGsCnsATI. o., August lO.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat weak hnj nominal; No. rod, DOC
receipts, 5000 bushels; shpnente, 1000
bushels. COsn quot; NJ mi1oi, 44c. Oats
frm; No mixed. 25c. Rye quiet; No. z, 4sc.
Pork quiet At slAJu. Lard stranger at s7pOa
a.. Buls-incg,s QrmIt SG5OaS5. bacon Drm
az SiO.2j. Wniskoy quiot: saloa oi $50 barrels
at Sl.l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. August 10, 1893
Closing du0iltons AZ the s.o;I board
GOVERNMENT SIJURtclss. Bd AStet.
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THE COTTON MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL August IO.-I5S1 =. H.----Cotton
IN talr demand; prices un;haugod' American
niiddliug, - 81. sale, $4,000 bales; Ameri-
can. Il.lOO bales. speculation aud cxper,
! 900 bales Rorelpts. 1000 bales: American,
=, 200 bales tututra quiet. With demand aiode-
rate; August. 2l-64d.; August ana sop
tender. 1854; september aad OeioD,r,
4 l4-Gtd.: November and December, 4 2O-O4d. !.
December ana January 4 2&o+d.; January
and February, : bib
r. H-American miiiiinc. fair. ty.d. ;
Arericin good miiding. fSd. Amgfi'aa inta'
ding, 1.i0d. .Og ml1ilng, 0.lBs; Ame1-
can good ordinary, I 3-ied: ordinary, ~. !:
August. 2C-sad. August ana september.
1 20 0ad., sellers; September aud October,
4Ig-dtt4 2O-64d.; October and November.
A l4-O4d.. sellers; November aud Decembof.
3 2I.Gfl, sellers: December and January,
22-64af 2.i-G4d.; January oad February.
4 23-g4a4 24-J4d.; February and March,
425-84d., buyers; March and April 2J-ofa
a 29-6ia4 27-6id. Futures closed daiot bat
SEw YORK. August iO.-cotton easy; mp
Iands. ll-l6c; Orleans, Z l9-l0c. sales'
200 paiss: gOOt ordinary, O-lb2 low MD
ding, 7Ilc. Futures closed steady; sales,
1865. 700 bales; August, sH3s; september.
s1.42; OctOoer, t.33; November sHO3:
December, s7.74; January 1888; February,
Total net receipts, ali ports. today 1857
bales EXpOrIs--Great Britain. $50 bales. st0c1,
27a73O 6ales. I0tals 20 far ihis week Net
receipts, 1888 bales. ENports-0reAt britain,
Ill
3. 40 baies.
NEW oRlEASs. August I0.-fuluros steady
sales, 81. 700 bales: August, SOL; sep
tenber s702; October, s7.1f; NoyemOce,
sI25; December, s735; January, sG5l; Feb
ruary o. 30; March. sI0i.
EAvAL-sroRE MARBETa
wILxISGTos, n. C.. August i0.-kosin steady ;
strained, 75c.; good strained. soc. Tlrpennns
steady az 23GSc. Tar fra At sl.Z3. Crude
turpsntine steady; hard. 81; SOFT ard nssin'
400. r., =
steady az 235Sc. Rosin steady al soc. Tor good
strained. -
SAVANNAH, Ga, August l0.-spiriie tnrpen.
tine oponed ard closed nrm at zoe ior resa-
lars ROsln unchanged; sales, 100 barrels
noiium and common grades. Aarket nfm-
A. b, g, aud ID, SIC; z, OOc. +, S0c.; y, VI
/ n, sI.55; |, sl.5O; X, So. 10 ST., $40 ",
1 s3as3.lO; windog-glazs SD; "aser-"nise'
/ $50. ,,.x,.r
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReportei tor the Dtspatsn-l
NORFOLK. Va, August i0.-Marxot dali Pricc<
I lover Prime, &C.; extra primo, 354a; fancy,
$3.50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
THE CHRISTMAS TRADE.

The existence OF good sIeighing will
prove material and helpful factor in
the working out OF the Christmas trade
problem. Our merchants have made
ample provision for the needs OF the
public at this particular season OF the
year, and are announcing their holiday
attractions with due vigor-as the
crowded advertising columns OF the
CALEDoSIAs fully attest. Nothwith-
standing the financial setback which the
country has experienced during the past
year, the pleasures peculiar to Christ
mastide-the bestowing and receiving OF
gifts-will not be wholly neglected. The
suggestions OF wisdom and prudence
NAV perhaps be listened to more atten-
lively this season than usual, and the
test Of usefulness may possibly be more
often applied by the purchaser to the
article purchased; but there will doubt
less br-and there should be-a very gen
eral indulgence in holiday festivity. with
the thought in mind that "Christma'
comes but once a year.
St. Johnsbury merchants are in shap'
to answer the call of the public purse
whether it be fat or slim; and We com
mend to the CALIFORNIAN readers a care
full perusal of that portion Of the pape
devoted to the telling Of what can b
bought, where it can be found, and how
we'll adapted it may be to the taste o
the customer and the capacity OF hi
purse. Show windows, counters an
shelves are crowded with pretty thing
and useful. No one need shut his hear
or his pocket book against the fasc'na'
ng influences Of the season.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
A LITER RY RgcfrAL.

Eight members Of Miss stephens class
in eloeution gave q reeital Of LonEssi
lows charniag poem. "Rvaagelins." at
Acadeu, Val on rsssiay evening before
80 aul -re~ u ssvsi = undrcd who were
presru by invitation The story OF
Eyrnr,iu. was inters tingly told By
tLes ,une i,iirs. the opening feature
beir che chanting oftt' prologur By a
qsarte,.e ompos>' Hiss Shuselt. Ars
Mcneil. Mr.. st. Clair and Mr. May
Miss Grace |. Russell introduced the two
prominent characters Of the poen-Ga-
briel and Evangcline. Miss Isabel n
Paddock rehearsed the bctrothsl. Mss
Caroline Woodruff told Of the cruel eKile
into which the inhabitants Of Grand Pre-
were driven, Miss Achsa l. Allen drew a
word picture Of the death OF Evangs
lines father; Ms II w Biodgeti DE-
scribed the beginning OF the search Of th'
fair maiden for Gabriel. Miss Jane N
Blanchard found Basil in his SoatbeF'
home and described his meeting Of Rvsn
geline; Miss Nellie NJ Harvey recited t'''
fruitless journey to the Western mission
and Miss Mabel T. Goodwin eiosed th
poem with the finding Of Gahrlei b
Evangeliue after many years
The young ladies had the poem sc
committed and showed an excellent cou
ception of the spirit Of their thene III
occasion was something OF a novelty an
especially enjoyed by those who we'
able to hear distinctly in the large bal
During the evening Miss Shuirlt San
with pleasing effect The Rainy Day
. and II. II. May sang Allah" As the elo'
ing feature of the programme No
Margaret Gorham was pianist aud N
Cloutman assisted with violin.