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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07
ATrentment For Headache.

A treatment recommended by NJ. Dour-
douki OF Moscow has the merit of being
both original and simple. While exanin-
ing one day patient complaining Of afro
cious headache he used percussion Of the
Uranium, Just As is done for the chest, TO
ascertain whether there WAS any apparent
material lesion. Twoor three minutes aft
er finishing his examination he was greatly
astonished to hear his patient say that his
headache had completely disappeared. THIS
method of treatment has succeeded in his
hands whenever there was no material cause
for headache.
The percussion must be made lightly
with only one or two fingers, without pro
dueing any disaereeable sensation, but 10
creasing gradually the intensity Of the taps.
In this way sort Of yibratory massage Is
administered. which removes the distress
ing symptom. It is evident that this relief
can only be momentary aud that the cause
must be discovered ia order TO Dc sure 10
cure the headache. The same means Is eff
cacious in muscular pain In nel ,us, i'm
questionable people. 1t isat any rate easy to
try, and, according 70 the old saying, can't
do any harm. even II " don't cure. New
York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07
Mrs. Gillian Esgiand


A sea bath IL 10 most persons exceedingly
agreeable and refreshing, says an expert,
and. when judiciously employed, medic
inal agent Of great value but, like all other
medicinal SCENTS, II may be productive Of
good or bad results. depending upon the
condition OF the one who takes the bath and
his manner II taking 70. 20 the GONZALES
cent, impatient for delayed strength; to the
inland dweiief whose devotion 20 business
pursuits or hOusewifeiy cares has resulted
in feeble health and nervous bankruptcy
and 10 all overWOrked IN mind and body
no measure, when discreetly used, so surely
brings yigor and rest as Il sojourn at the
seashore and a daily plunge into the salt
water Though not every ones experience
IN sea bathing has been agreeable ana per
haps to some it has proved positively harm.
full. it can be asserted that In nearly ali
such cases the unsatisfactory results are
due TO some indiscretion OF the bather OF
misconceptiou Of the principles that should
guide one in rcsorting 10 sta baths Tor san
itary purposes.
Sea bathing IS a more powerful tonic
than the ordinary cold bath. The stimuia
ton Of the cutaneous surface 10y the dis
solved salt, the changing and cooler cur
rents Of air, the impact OF the waves upon
the body and the mental effect Of the un-
usual surroundings combine 70 press the
system very forcibly While such condi
tions may have depressing elect upon
one who is unacoustomed to them, they are
highly bracing and stimulating 70 him who
is strong enough TO make sea bathing safe.
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A Onestlon Referred.

It sometimes appears when a fuently
speaking witness Is In the box that there is
little reverence for the learned judge Of a
courtroom. Few Englishmen had more
accurate and extended knowledge Of the
horse than Baron Martin, who, when rid
ing the circuit, always visited all the sta
bles in the neighborhood Of the town.
At one time he vas trying "A case in New
York when an important point in the evil
dence happened TO DO the somewhat Oh
scure disease Of horse.
Now" said the examining counsel tom
old man in the witness box, tell my lord
and the gentlemen Of the jury the name of
the disease from which they say this horse
is suffering"
The witness gave knowing wink and
ierked his thumb in the direction Of the
bench.
Just you ask Z ould one up there, was
the reply. Hell tell you|-Youth's Com
DauiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07

no. green sailed steer hides. o0 pounds.
I64 1-2c; No green sailed steer hides.
IN mounds. 3-idfc.; No. ! green salted
hides 20 to 60 pounds. 5Q3 lie, No. 2
green sated hides, 30 TO 90 pounds,
&C.. No. green salted hides.
under 30 pounds. SaS l-2c.: No. green
sailed hides, 3-ic.; No. 2 green hides,
roc No. green calf skins. 4Oc.;
sheen skins. full wool SOC: sheep skins.
Lamb skins. green. 4-c; lamb skins. dry
959qnc. medium. 7)chpaoralt cmfwyp
2509oe dry sheep skins, 10a75c.
drv flint hides, No. &C.; dry
nlnt hides. No. ?. &c; dry salt
hides. No. I. S-ic.; dry salt hides.
No 2. &c.; dry calf skins. &C.; deer skins.
drv 20c.: cattle tails, per piece. &c.
Tallow-Prime, packed, 1 lie; cake &C.;
dark. Sc.
sole I.eather-Untrimmed. good stamp.
middle 20r.: good stamp. o. W. 2lc.;
seconds. u he; good damaged. &c lie.
poor damaged. l5c.
Sole Leather-Trimmed. best good
stamp middle. dc; seconds. 19c.; good.
damaged IS he; poor. damaged. lie.
Wool-Tub washed, Zlq2Se.; unwashed.
'''''' BROWN sHEETINGs.
81 James River. o. O.. fife: 7-S do.
X. X. 41-2c.; a. do. n. ~, 43-4c: "a
do. n. IT,. Sc; A do, y. D.. &c
"A Piedmont, &C.; Al Greenwood, 53-lc.
l0-4 Mohawk Valley. 10 1-2c.. l0-4 Boston,
% pc: 10-i Lockwood. y lie.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
81. Trump. &C.; ga. Pride OF Laundry.
41-2c.; rs Trump. 43-ic.; 7-s Pride OF
Laundry. &c.: A Trump. 3 i-2c. "A Pride
OF Laundry. &C.: A Farmers Choice,
C1-2c.: "a Barker. 71-2c.; "a andre
scocsin. he. As Fruit, SIZE: "A Wam-
sutta. l01-2c.; A Langdon. G.. b.. 91-2c. :
1914 Mohawk Valley. DC; 1914 Lockwood,
y Re: 1914 Boston. &c.
DUCKS.
Savage s OF. deck' ioc.; Severn. OF.
do. 9c.
Roots-Glnseng. s2.5o02Go per pound
Seneca, 33035c. per pound; golden seal,
I50i7c. per pound pink, u 1-2&l3c. per
pound wild ginger 100l2c.: natural, Sc
per pound; yellow dock 3 1-20ic.; Bur
dock. 3 l-2c. per pound; lady's slipper
sac. Per pound; sassafras bark. 405c.
per pound: liyerwort leaves. 60Sc. per
pound; blood root. i-2dic per pound.
C0rn-White. &c; mixed, 5Sc.
Rve-75dS0c. per bUshel
Sumac-Per bushel, 75c. to 500.
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Great Britain. 4.415 bales; France. 80
bales. Continent, 3,sl6 bales.
TIE cHIcAGo MARKETS.

CHICAGO. sept G--There WAS a good
business transacted in wheat to-uay,
The feeling developed was stronger ana
nricos ruled higher The opening was
about i,N9Sc lower than yesterday
close: advanced ~. then easea OH =
oc,fp became strong and prices were al
,.rcos IL then ruled easier and the
,l,eo was about fc. higher for sept ana
q. higher for Dec. than the maj Inquiries
OF Tuesday. a..
corn was again fairly active to-day.
good speculative trade being nouceabie
and fluctuations covering lWl'sc range
The feeling was quite firm. higher prices
reignng and the extreme hsures wei
maintained UP 10 the close
In provisions the specializing IN hog
products was a little more active by the
disposition being shown. BUSINESS
ruled quiet with only a few trades.
There was a little more activity In
pork. oct opening be- higher and then
declining he. on rather free offerings.
4 nrmcr feeling finally set in the market
advancing &c. and closing that much
lower than yesterday.
Iard-A moderate volume or business
was transacted. the market ruled fairly
STEADY and closed Zoe. better than
Yesterday for oct. oct. ribs broke Joe
before the close, but final figures were
1915 better than yesterday.
cash quotations: Flour firm. outlook
promising Market 10N2oc. hisher' No.
sprlng wheat. GlH0G3ia; No ? red
GU: No . corn. 3e7s No. oats. 2i1iW2'.
Pork. 1575a15SO: lard. s.2o0S23; ribs
sides. 925G93O; dry salted shoulders
1880: short clear Sides 9@oo 9-o' ~
Whiskey. 112
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07

For some time past man thoroughly IA
miliar with the life insurance business has
been consulting offices with regard 10 es-
tablishing a company FOR insuring lives re-
iected by other companies.
Many persons are unable TO obtain life
insurance because the family record for dis
ease is against them, whereas the would be
insurants themselves are physically sound
and in all likelihood are what are known as
good risks"
The company for iDsurlng impaired lives
would solicit all risks Of this kind, but
would require larger premium. IL is said
there Is no risk a company may not take If
it Is paid enough for IT,
The movement is pretty well advanced
also 10 organize a company 20 indemnify
merchants for loss on sales OF merchandise
This would be bad de0t assurance com
pany. and il would have q large field TO
work in.
The leading idea OF the company seemsto
be 20 guarantee manufacturers against loss
in their dealings with country merchants
and the smaller dealers. Boston Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, Sept 6-Onerlngs at
auction on Change to-day. il packages
sun cured tohaccos Highest price $500
TWO packages sold at $500; one pack
age sold at $3.50. one package sold at
$500. two packages sold at S775, one
package sold at SL25, two packages sold
AT $3.50. one package sold at $3.50. one
package sold az $500, one package sold
al 500 one package sold at $500
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day,
were very light
The tObbaco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections. bright, 1856 hhds.; dark, %
hhds, . tcs: reinspections, bright 80
hhds., &C.. dark, hhds.. 3 ties.
Myers, Dayenport's, Farmers, VIII
sons. Allegheny. old Dominion, Plant
er's. and seabrooke's tobacco warehouses
repor, to-day: Receipts, 10 packages;
deliveries. 40 packages.
L. S. Internal Revenue collections Tor
the city Of Richmond Va. to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes. $1.12755; plug tobaccos.
$1.453.41. Total 81. 5000,
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: w. N. Baker. Louisiana: IL. j..
Baker, Louisiana.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
ohtNs QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
..tcs ,t the Richmond To-
,.,,,,,rc-Intcruai Revenue
c.u.olons-forcig" Ad'iee''



WORK.. Sept g. Speculation IN
Exchange opened hi sn'''' p"e
...n veaAcr ihc Me"nu,9S We
. ..a before mi"-'"s '"', Voc
....ee for me o,i'o'' an a.
..,.l which carrier prices ~
.... point reached hi",e . -,
god movement SGT IT'D. b" ms -
...-.l I'.O.ric. 'h',"@' 49,
a. 3D.. head.nf' i"N' re.
N I..H.. Omaha, 'h'o" ny
....n Union were MOST f' 49,
.., of thc advance conn -'' 80
XIII. fo make private .'..'s
....-,-ts while some OFT 'ncn -
..moauious bad to 90 mo '''e
..ot to cover tH.t cont, ",,'.
...rc.hcr tle cNpcf iehee Oh ''e
....re One past few DAYS mas ,'"s
.,...nle one. The hleh prices iea
r..Hro profts ana dt 'h. sum"
t.r ,rpoarcd as seller OF j. d
pHf and other international
- I'd. moor reports OF the proml-
r. f4- August having had more
II. T.rnpeta investors W7u ON
--.rr Again. there were lndl-
..f no least one Of me traders
.t.. f.r che recent sharp recovery
.. had made his turn ana "ouid
temporarily from active OPP
rta recelvcrship Of the Evans
r.-ra Hauto and the develop
-..r-HIrr 70 ola not help the bulls
r- fha afternoon General Electric,
t ,,,3 as hleh as 49f, drol ped to 45A
..rLaf which ftlt the elimination
1851. short interest. yielded q per cent.
-f Electric subsequently recovered
,-. and then rallied -. Among the
fte Evansville q Tcrre Haute
.s u and recovered 10 II on the an
.sr.nt mat the directors VIII fight
...eIrarehlp. American Gable, I1tls-
F., rIrt and pere Marquette preferred
.trr Coal Michigan Central, unlteo
....e p.hber. MINI. g. ST. Louis Cor
Narf.k e. Western preferred, PITS
- Cincinnati. Chicago 81. LOUIS
t.-ral and Manhattan rose anywhere
- Q 20 fO points. The general STOCK
- ,',ed stcadler. Sales Of listed
.g oGtn0 shares: unlisted, 6lOOo.
c.t.-..e1-v balances: Coin. $506l2.-
.0. currency. S73tS,ooo
,--.lv YORK. Sept. 6.-Money has been
RANGING from 3 20 . last loan al =,
-, offered at l. Prime mercantile
grl2 per cent Bar silver, 13h.
,,,.,,D dollars. 5Sil. Sterling Exchange
,-ltb actual business in bankers
.st46a.44 s3H for 60 days. and 4sGA
,.frr,rd Posted rates. 4.o304Si. Com
..-sC nuls. 4St04B5. Government
....s rrm. state bonds dull. Railroad
..rfs strong. Silver at Stock Exchange
..ssy vas neglected.
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mo crnb of the West IndIes.

The migratory crab Of the West Indies Is
born in the sea, natures in fresh water aud
passes its adult life on land. Once year
the crabs migrate IN thousands from the
uplands Of Jamaica TO deposit their lary~
I'm the sea. After the larvae are capable OF
travelling they 90 10 the rivers and streams,
pass through fresh water stage, after
which they follow their parents 10 land,
where they remain until the time comes To
return TO the sea 20 lay their eggs.-New
York Evening sun.
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4 TNICE. q Cents
t0ur price 70 sender OF
- onpons. : cents.
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Angus. e5
lH.

RFyEREs BAoHELoR WORK OF THE HEART
10 Illustrate 10
sfR4
No. JHE by I0RDLY
7. By IN
FRANKENSTEIN: PROMErHEUS
By NJ
No NOISES HAWTHORNE
No H. THE SCARLET BY
Noi@ ESSAYS OF ELLA Hy
Nol& yICAR OF WAKEFIELD ILLUSTRATED by OLIVER GOLDSMITH
No H. TWICE TOLD TALES by NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Iy d INT
No6 STORY AFRICAN
ste..-..
TIMES DEPARTMENT
Watch the list carefully books constantly added
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Arronhln.ome Erperienee.

None perhaps, except physicians and
nurses, realize the obstacles which obstinate
and spoiled children make Of themselves in
cases of illness, and the helpless mother
who stands by with her despairing he
won't take it, and can't make him" adds
10 the hopelessness Of the situation.-New
York Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07
GRAIY AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, September g. 1872.
Offerings Wheat. Il bushels. Corn white,
- bushels. Oats. lsO bushels. Meal. ~ bushels
Sales Wheat. 6l2 bushels. Oats 20 bushels.
Meal. 80 bushels.
Ouotatons.' Whoat-Lonrberry. 60c. &c
mixed. D0c. TO 0c.; shor berry, 55e. 20 90.
No red. &c. Corn White, prime Virginia
dag lots 4qc.:No. white fsc to o.; No. mix
ed &c 10 &C Oafs-Nintcr for seed. &c
10 &c. No. 3 mixed Oats. 3ii.c. 70 SIC; No.
mixed, 3Jc 10 Sic. Rye, &c. TO sc.
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ST. IOIrIS.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 6.-Flour continues
oulet: patents. SCOOPS; choice. 215Q
go: family, 100000. Wheat firm and
higher; Sept GlA; oct, G.; Dec, G7l5q4s.
corn higher; Sept. 34ai oct, 349a; Dec.
35 oats stronger, higher; sept, 2S's;
May. 20. Pork. new. selling at 1850 on
orders. 16.75ai7 Lard, prime steam, so.
Dry salt meats, shoulders. IA; longs
$50; shorts. Zoe. Bacon, boxed shoulders.
50; longs. 10Ad7s; shorts, 1lBqh' High
wines steady at 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07

OBRIEN.-Diod at her father residence in
Manchester. Va at o clock H.. VI, sept. OH.
1919 OPHEtIA +. O'bKiEN, in the 5,th year
Of her age.
afternoon 40 4:3J o'clock from MeaIe Mem
nrInl lnnIcu.
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The leading futures ranged as follows
RALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Fiour active
and unchanged. Wheat drmer: No. red
spot and Sept. GS0Is: oct, GSN07s; Dec,
72ts07s: steamer No. red. GjaA; mill
ing wheat by sample, GGQGsi4. Corn quiet,
mixed spot 47aA; the month. 4G4QAi
oct. 4GB asked. White corn, By sample,
81; yellow do, 90 Oats firm, good de-
mand: No. white western. 1895; No.
Q mixed do, 3034u3I. Rye inactive, No. ?,
J2a53. Hay firm; good TO choice tim
othy. s14al5. Grain freights quiet and
lower: steam to Liverpool, per bushel'
2i5d. Cork for orders, per quarter %.
cd. Provisions active. Mess pork, Sl1.
Bulk meats, loose shoulders, 9H; long
clear 114; clear rib sides, II; sugar
picked shoulders, o; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders, 9i7: hams, 122a a13l4; lard, re-
fined. 1914 Butter acuei creamery fancy
2G do. fair to choice. 23Q25; do. imi-
tauon. 20a22: ladle, fancy, 1890, good
70 choice, 1919; store packed, l6alS.
Eggs firm, 15uIA. Coffee firm, No Z,
II. Sugar unchanged. Copper active, re-
fined 99s WhisSey unchanged. Peanuts
unchanged.
Virginia 3's &C asked; 3. & o. stock,
GO bid n. G. stock. 81 bid b. & O. S. W.
first 1903 bid; first incomes 70qS0; sec
ond do. 25d27: third do. bid Consoli-
dated Gas bonds, los bid; do. Stocks, 51l3
asked.
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MAKINE INTELLIGENCE.

WEST POINT, VA, Sept. G.-Arrived;
Baltimore. Bennett, from Baltimore, pas
sengcr and general cargo
Sailed: Baltimore. Bennett. 10 Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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WILMINGTON. Sept. G.-Rosin steady;
strained. -. good strained. So Turpcn-
tine firm. 2ji2. Tar steady, 30. Crude
mrpentine FIRM hard. 100; soft and vir-
GIN, 40
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eANANNAII.

SAVANNAH. Sept. G.-Sprits turpcn-
tine market firm. 2Gc. bid for regular;
sales. zoo.
Rosln firm and advancing. Quotations:
a. D, C., and d. 90; O. o.; +, 81; 8, los;
h. 1.15; X, i so; m, 2.O5; n, 2.S5. Window
glass. $40 Water white, 3.35.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 6-wheat firm. rs;
corn steady: No. white, II. oats fair
demand; No. 2 white, 30; No. mixed,
oGAa27. Rye frmer; No. 2, Doc. Flour
spring patents, 3o0d41O; family, 2.7jQ
800. Winter patents 3.OO0325. Family
2.00Q225 Pork steady; mess, IA; family,
1880 Lard. 0lsQaS according to grade.
Bacon steady; shoulders Q]s; short ribs,
1917. Short clear. IL. Butter hrmer;
fancy Elgln, IS; creamery, 2td25. EGGS
frmcr; 1259i3. Whiskey, Up.
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I - ,rpIc,y FARM. By ialrb Iron OLIVE ScHaEsEn

.-f| TTTT
I've mil of
powerful
autlo' O a
OF n
which
novels Of the "s"
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NEW ORLEANS. sept. Cultures
quiet and steady; sales, 1920 bales.
sept. as. oct. 755; Nov, 7.G5; Dec,
7.75; Jan, T.S7; Feb. 795; Mar, Sos.
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=. WON OF wAKEFIELD. By OLIVER GoLDs'uH.

olIT0 o. a
who ecognt !
BOOK urriyahei
read
author eontr wei
reo Us Characteristic Poa genial fancy and the
simullCt
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OBITUARY.

ON Monday. Sept 4th. l>i5. al AS p. m.
little Kathleen eldest child Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. G.. Lifsey, was borne 90 her heaV-
emily home 10y the angel Of death.
God only lent this little one TO her FOND
parents for two years and sixteen days,
and when she had fulfilled her mission
on earth. she was taken To her home in
Heaven. How. with almost breaking
hearts. did her devoted parents see their
darling slipping from them, and they
were pOWerless. Her physicians dld an
iu their pOwer. kind neighbOrs with gem
tie hands and loving hearts did what
they could. but nj I'm vain, as God had
willed il otherwise. "Whom the Lord
fovetb he chastencth." We cannot see
now. but I'm the Sweet bye and bye" we
viii know why "0ur darling was taken,
and left parents with aching hearts
house saddencd. little chair empty, dear
little voice silent, 30 baby laughter. no
sweet kisses from dear baby lips. There
is now a bright and shining link be-
tween earth and Heaven for the parents,
that brings them nearer 10 Heaven ana
closer 20 God. SO. dear parents, do not
weep. for your dear little one Is SAFE
I'm the arms Of Jesus, and when the sum
mons comes, II you are ready you Wlil
find your darling" az the "beautiiul
and papa.
Her itue body was laid to rest on
Tuesday afternoon.
Farewell our darling thou hast left
us.
Angels have borne thy soul away;
But we hope TO meet thee, 'Kathleeh.'
When the mlsts have cleared away
AUNT PEARLE.
Miss Mary Moore.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Moore, Of
New Kent county. took place ST Holly
wood cemetery yesterday morning She
died Monday morning at her home In
that county, aged forty-one years.
Mrs. Gillian Eseiand.
The remains Of the late Airs. Gillian
Ragland. who died Tuesday morning at
the residence Of Mr.. j. Harvie Blair her
sou-ln-law, have been taken 10 owing
Vile. Ky. her old home. where the lu-
neral and interment take place MIS-.
Ragland was over eighty years Of ase.
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rv,,cp TOLD TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.


worda
10 an
Told Tales
we.
OF
andis
nan the mag genius OF the author
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ITvFRpOOL COTTON MARKET.


LIVERPOOL. Sept. 6.-Noon-Cotton in
moderate demand: prices steady; Ameri-
can mlddliug. 7-lG; sales, 5000 bales,
American. $500 bales; specie and export,
1000 bales; receipts, 5000 bales; Ameri-
can. 500 bales. Futures steady. demand
moderate. Sept. 4.27Q26; Sept-Oct.. 4.2G;
Oct-Nov., 426025; Nov-Dec., 42s027N26;
Dec.Jan., 429Q2S; Jan-Feb., 432Q 3lQ30,
Feb-Nar, 432; Mar-Aprl, 4.3G835Q34;
ApriI-May ABS Tenders, 200 bales new
d0ckets.
p. Motion, American middling.
fair 413Q1Gd; good middling, 0-lG;
middling 4. low middlng, As; good or
binary AZ; ordinary ZIG. Sept, a Is
sellers: Sept-Oct, APT value; Oct-Nov,
427Q2s; Nov-Dec 40; Dec-Jan.. 43O
buyers: Jan-Feb, 432 buyers: Feb-Mar.,
434 buyers; Mar-April, 43G buyers; April
May. AIS buyers. Futures closed firm at
the advance.
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,xn vlRGINIA. Bv BERNARDN SAINT hEBRE.

Il
appreciate ne work OF genius
who be
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6. THE COMING RACE. ByLoRD LYrroY

and ingenious excursion into
the the i
may IL In
by
domestic helps for
mercuyod a0oms and have at command every APP
product OF nfm but rarely gifted and versatile
mind
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5. CRANFoRp. By Mrs. GAsKrLL.


the OF i delightful old
feelings habits
andso The Is
literary writer 1t IS beaut
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9. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME. BY LORD MAcAULAY Beautifully
TLLYL0sS SCANDAL. BY IN.

NJ
sal
@ O.
%
Sc O. a with
and and OF
situations and amus
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- psstyS OF Fila. By CHARLEs LAMB.


scnl
hits happy ard and composed
wiz material o
d Importance 70 everything and sheds
over
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AlN YORK, Sept G-Flour active,
..y, winter wheat low grades, 1859
-+'. PATENTS 3MQAO0: Minnesota clear.
ttla3W. patents 39OQ43o Southern
r Quietst cady: common TO fair extra,
.l7i good TO choice DO, 815Q425.
Wheat llI hm0. no. red, store and
.ar lo9u4, adoat. 7l0h; options
moderately active aud irregular closing
t.m az @Qhc. advance. Sept. 7lls; oct.
ttt Dec. 1873 Corn duu. frmer: No. .
..t elevator; 4fFi0i7 aGoat Options
e blt hrm at ls4lc. advance. Sept
~. oct. 400. Dec, ~. Oats, spots
r moderate demand. Options quiet.
..r Sept. BOA D.. oct. BOA: Nov. 3llk
no. e. 5I0i, no. . white. 33HA
NOD western. 20.032. white 90. 800
Wool dun, unsettled; domestic
.iH,,. pulled 1929 beef quiet.
family. 10u12; extra mess 1900
Esf hams steady az 1880. Tierced
Z dun; city extra. Indian mess. 15m
co, meats quiet, firm, picked bellies,
shoulders. 81 .1as hams. 1OQ1t; mid
nominal Lard dun flrmcr. West
steam closed $50 bid. CITY, 64;
n sales none Refined firm con-
b 015. S. A.. 94j; Compound. 7'sW
H Fork drm; new mess, 16Ql7 Cotton
on quiet. steady; crude. 82Q3S: yell
aSat9 Petroleum qutet.steady;
ellington btls. 515 Washington,
't 2G. refined New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $40;
.' tu'k 2@02C5. R0sln quiet firm;
.'a.ned comon 90 good. l.OodiO5 Tur-
genuine quiet. steady. 20. Rice active,
" domestic fair 20 extra. 3kQJz;
%. 4lIiH M0lasses. foreign, noml-
New Orleans. open kettle good to
'eF duu and steady. Peanuts.
'} Bond picked. 4h0Nl Coffee. OPP
' closed steady tUi5 up: Sept. 1880
Nov. 1880. March. i515d20. May.
lo.tpot BIO firm. No. T. tic.
raw. active 0rm: fair refining.
o. crn'r''Hvais. o5 test 8il Refined act-
pm 30. O. ta,QislG: standard A.
.i'f'e formulated. 63-I66l5 "a. Freights.
liverpool dun. depressed; cotton. steam.
~ kfain. steam. 2hd Pig iron quiet;
'-'.eh. 1900 p. American, 12.T59I550.
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Hawhoes full Of the imaginative charm OF
felicity author unappoachei boy writer since
perhaps the piece OF poetic prose in ~ the
American literature.
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