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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

hUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue or a deed of trnst dated the 2Sth day
OF FEBRUARY, 1892, from Eleanor b. Bower and
husoana TO Alex: Nell and Rush L. Derr. TO
ssTnro inc Middle States Loan. Building and
construction Company tho payment of 81 go.
ana default having occurred in the payments n a
provided for IN said deed for more than sir
months ana AT the request OF the beneficiary the.
hnu,ctsigneo. as surviving trustee Crush U. Dert
r nNV deRaTte ri, THE lifel WILL ON THURS
oCL OK a. NJ, in fro It Of the premiscs. nro.
ceeu 70 sell ut public auction to the highest bid
ger all that certain parcel of land living In tho
c'!y OF Roanoke, Va and described as follows:
DcBlhnlng at point on the south cid G OF Salem
avenue l5O feet west of Grove street, thence
thence forth 81 degrees west so feet TO n point
thence north ceErecs cast 2c0 feet 10 Salem
avenue, thence south 81 degrees east so feet tn
IN me place OF beginning, being lot No 4 section
70. +. Rorers mp.
But ne TO the following described mart OF said
land, VIZ, beginning alta point on the south aide
OF Salem avcnue 1870 feet wet OF Salem ave5ne
thence south degrees west leo feet TO a pojnt
!hcl &c horth 81 degrees west so feet TO a point
thehce north degrees east 100 feet to Salem ave
me, lhence south 81 degrees east SO feet to place
OF beginning, the sale by myeelf as trnstee
aforesaid will be subject to a deed OF trust ron
saia Eleanor Is. Bower to j. w. Shields, Jr. ann
L. q. Cockc trustees, to secure Old Dominion
bnldinding and Loan Association the payment Of
S3VyO, which Deed OF trust lie dated the 24th dav
ot Novemper' 1917, and Is OF record In deed book
TERMS: Cash ae to enough to pay costs OF sslo
ana nn tne dent due the said Middle States Loan.
nnnuipE anu construction Company, amounting
~ SS..o' as OF the both day OF April 1875, and
sne Iesiaue II any. shall be payable in two equal
525td sn1viv y 49, liza.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

kUSTBE's sALB-As TRUSTEE In A
,ao, oeed executed on the 18th day CT November.
1852, oy D. Hampton Hogc and j. j. Kemp IRE,
corded In the clerks office of the Hastings Cont
OF OF the city OF Rosnoke in deed book "W," page
4SS, 70 secure to the Hyde Park Land COMPANY
tne payment OF three notee OF $5SSS3h each.
WIN interest from the 18th OF November iSS9:
9etault having been made in the pay ment OF said
oeot, ana oeing required to do so BY said com.
psny, VIII, ON THE 10Th DAY OF July.
1913. Al ~ OCL,OCK NJ. in front of the court.
mousse In Roanoke city, offer for sse BY public
suctlon tho Following described lot or parcel of
land In the city OF Roanoke, Va:
Beginning at the northwest corner NJ Centrc
avenue and Eighteenth street, thence north Is
degrees 40 minutes west 400 feet TO Nineteenth
street. ant thonce north p degrees Is minutes east
IU feet to an alley; thence with said alley south
oS degrees ID minutes east 400 feet to Eighteenth
rtreet; thence with Eighteenth street south u
degrees 10 minutes west $50 feet to the place OF
beginning, and known as the south half OF sec.
tlon ~ IN the map OF the Hyde Park Land Com.
TERMS:-Cash will be required sufiicicGt to
pay the expenses o, executing the trust and to
olscharge the balance OF tho debt, to-wit: Two
notes or S5393SH each. with interest from the
ioth DAY OF November, lSSi. until paid, subject to
the following credits: April H. 1919, s26Se5:
NJ arcn H. iSe' ss7'.l6. For tho residue, IL any,
a pond will be required payable in twelve
months and ecc1red by deed OF trust on the
property, unless Otherwise drec'cd by the gran
tor in said deed. 3 GRIFFIN. Trustee
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NOTIFIES OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION NOTICR-THE FIRM OF e.
- b. Ludwig and G. A. hoomaw, trading as
Consolidated Cigar Co., manufacturers agents
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent, e. A.
can be paid to either of the undersigned
g. A. MOOMAW,
r. d. LUDWIG.
Roanoke W., May so. 1895 53itf
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN.
y nnal meeting of the stockholders OF the
Terry Building Company, will be held in the
once or the company at Roanoke, Va, on Mon
day, June II, 1893. at 10 O'Clock a. M, in con.
formity TO the bylaws of said company
CO j. D. GREGORY, Secretary
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
proved real cstatc-By virtue of a deed OF
in the office OF the clerk or The Hastings Court
for the city OF Roanoke, Va. In deed book No.
husband conveyed the real estate heroinaftar re-
lerred 10, and more fully described In the said
deea 20 which reference is hereby made) to the
OBLIGATION OF Mrs A Is. Kerauver to The Iron
Heit bnilding and Loan Association, of Roanoke,
being Ss, ea Sy h sS been made therein and
n Snd rs,gnsd trustee will. ON THURSDAY, THE
25TH DAY OF JULY, 1895 At ills O'CLOCK
auciion: TO the highest bidder. n certain lot of
land, with two de sirable dwelling houses and
other improvements thereon.
beginning at point on tho north side OF Hair.
rison street, in the city OF Roanoke, ", and
measuring IN from on Harrison street 80 feet,
and extendii e hac ok OF that width 100 feet mere
OF less, 10 an alley hcng the western part of lots
conveyed In said deed aud ynown and desig natcd
as lot No. . OF secti IN no >. accord ne 10 the
map OF the North SIDE aud Company's addition
TO the city OF Roanoke, Va.
CTS ids H. S. TROUT, Trustee.
NRUSTREs SALE Of VA .UABLE I'M.
proved Real Estatc.-By virtue or a deed OF
truet, dated 9th March, 1892. aud duly recorded
IN tho office OF the clerk OF the county court for
page 22, whereby James S. Simmons and wife
conveyed the real estate hereinafter referred to,
and more fully described in the sald deed ito
which reference is hereby made), TO the under.
signed trustee, to secure a certain bond, or obi
CATION OF James $. Simmons to the The Iron
Belt Building and Loan Association, OF Roanoke.
a., and default having been made there in, and
being directed by said beneficiary so to do the
undersigned trustee will, on THURSDAY, 25'TU
DAY OF JULY, 1895, AT 1880 O'CLOCK p NJ.
proceed 10 sell on the premises, at public ancton
TO the highest bidder, a certain lot OF land, with
deeiraele dwelling house and other improve.
ments thereon, beginning at the corner OF Buiord
the City OF Roanoke, Va, and Measuring in front
on Buford street IS feet, and extending back OF
that width 100 feet to an alley; being known and
designated as lot No 81, of block No. Is. of sec
ton NO y, according to the map OF Roanoke De.
Velopment Company's addition 10 The cty OF
as OF 18th May. 1885, 1850
TERMS-Cash
6lS-.ds FL & TROITT T,ps.a.
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58td

rV>RIJsTEE,S SAFE on WIZ -, -
I moved Tes, es,st NE Or tALoAbLh M
trust. dated SIst dav ~ nirtue OF deed or
recorded IN tho omrss - IN nicu, lS,i, ana duly
Cont for tho Civ ~, y, ,uS e'eIk OF the instinge
No. Is. page aS2 wh =, w.. IN aeed book
and husband nvevea re rasI netne Commings
referred ~ md ~ 30 ti io esa,e hereinafter
deed TO which refctenres 10 inc said
undersirnrd trns,ne 20 1877 Ky nlSueJ 70 the
ton OF 5,a,bc,ine Com ~ nGoale oohd or oblga-
building and Loan AsaoriStiop y, ne R Iron Beit
and degaut bcvjr', 49, az Oh Tosnokc. va;
hereto dirnc,cd hy s"iJ h maui tnereih ana being
signed trustees vii On FRi0ay' HE rne un Si,
DAY OF lime IA, Ar - No LIE 2SIu
TO FELL ON rho lrsmis.s a, I,S ShOoh N, proceed
sIrsni' I,.u f, certain iot or land, with de-
thereon. No"'' anu o'ner improvements
BEGINNING NJ noint IN IN. ,,-,h s,s
avcnIie in the civ Of RnsnnS " S ,s oi Da!e
Fckwir street, md meSsnt,,' u, q, iuV ieet rom
avenue 40 fcet ana ertcndina. III ~ ttvnt On Dale
$50 feet 10 an eliev heinz n, 49, "a " tnat wluth
as lot No Is, OF section J. SccoTdng ~ ,hs
OF the Belmont Lane Compsnv,s h6di ~ ,ne mp
CITY OF Ronnoke Va STsr,pnu' Hhuoit'oh 10 the
. tbs HENRY S, TRoIiT Trus,..
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

lannon's Liver Pill removes the bile.
Inc ionic Pellet tones up the system
Combined form a'Perfect Treatment osc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19
ITEMS OF FASHION.
Summer Headgcnr-Big Bows-Costly Or
chids and Irises.

Judging by present appearances. orchids
and rises arc to be the favoritc floral gar
niturc of the season. Ono thing Is to DO
said In their favor, which is that cheap
imitation will not Interfere with their
fashionable reputation. An orchid, par
ticularly those of tho small rare varieties.
Is not an easy flower to initiate, and to do
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

TIME WASHINGTON HEIGHTS GROUNDS
L and pavilion are now open for picnics and
H. YAGER. S. II. BoITNorT, /. ii. REID, Roanoke.
Va. < olJf
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR APPOINT
~ ment or young men in the Railway Mail Ser
VICE examinations In every State Write for
particulars. NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
INSTITUTE, Washington, D. q.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

Ramon's Relief cures Sich-Heatac4a
neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morhns
Olarrhoea, &c. 25c for large bottle.
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NASu PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING
~ hddress,P. q. BOX 59S,or 50 SALEM AVENUE
SOUTHWEST. 7iSIm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

Ramon's Nerve and Bone OH cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Soaes, Burns and
Bruises, for zSc.
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wANTnD-m1soBLLANBous.

NJ AN TIE DIS OND-IIAND LIGHT
w weight. covered delivery wagon; must be
Ia 10 good condition and cheap. Address I'D. j.
NJ" st. James Hotel. 6I93t
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LOST.

NOTICE.-THE CERTIFICATE OF IN.
Bel, Building and Loan Association, OF Roanoke,
Va, for twenty five shares, No. 513, series T.,
ana dated october is, 1880, has been lost. | have
applied for the Issue OF duplicate, and make
this publication in obedience to the code of Vir.
GINA. A. L. HUMPHREYS, New Castle, Va.
q an Tu.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19

Ramon's Liver Pills & Tonic Pellets
are Perfect Treatment for Constipation
ana Blllousness. Ia" One pill dose
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EGGS.-ORDER EGGS FROM PRIZE STOCK.
Il Il Twenty varieties OF fine fowls. X. REID
HARDING, Allegheny Springs, Va. 463m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19
WANTBD-HELP,

A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE DISTRIBUT-
ing Samples. soaps. epecialtios, books; do
correspondence. Send Sylvan Co., T27 woodward,
Detroit, Mich, 10c. for Get OF samples, receive
offer TO you. 6 IA 2w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-19
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-TwO OR THREE Statesmen
w Tor good territory, to handle our line of
household goods. Good opportunity for on
eergetic canvassers. Apply Standard Installment
company, 3o9 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
First Examination of Government
Printers Under Civil Service Rules.

by Our Regular Correspondent
Fhe first examination of applicants for ap-
potntment as compositors in the Government
Printing Office, since the employees of that
establishment were placed under civil service
rules ls now being held. There are moro
than two hundred applicants, and it will
take the rest of the week to complete the ex-
animation of them all. Those who get tho
required percentage will be placed on tho
eligible list and appointed when there aro
vacancies or when more help is needed at tho
G. P. o. Judging from their talk tho
comps" who have taken the examination
are not overburdenod with admiration for
the wisdom displayed by the questions asked.
One of them, who had wide experience both
In newspaper and job Offices, and who is ere
dited by all who know him with being n first
class all-around printer, being equally ut
home when setting type, making up or read
ing proof, was asked what he thought of tho
questions asked at the examination He re-
piled: Some of them were good calculat-
ed to show whether a man had the knOwl-
edge every iirSt-claSs printer should have,
but others were, in my opinion, absolute rot,
dealing with matters having no connection
with any of the practical branches of tho
craft with which am acquainted"
business man who has just returned
from a trip through Florida says: There
Is intense interest in Florida over the Cuban
revolution, und every scrap of news from
the seat of war is eagerly sought for and
read with avidity. Everybody down there
sympathzes with the Cubans. and if it wero
not for fear of Uncle Sans Interference
believe that 900 young and daring spirits
wonld leave the State at day 8 notice to help
the Cubans in their struggle for liberty"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
A NATIONAL
SILVER PARTY.
INDICATIONS WHICH POINT TO
THE CALLING OF A
Convention to Organize One. Speech
es at the South Carolina Alliance
Encampment.

To the st. Louis Republic in special from
Columbia, s. c., says: The fact was devel-
oped at the State Alliance encampment.
which adjuorned to-day after a three DAYS
meeting mt Tirzah, York county. that
scheme is on foot for tho calling of a nation
nj silver convention to be held in st. Louis
in September for the purpose of forming a
national silver party. Congressman Latimer,
OF South Carolina is authority for the state
ment that Congressman Bland, Of Missouri
Tillman, Of South Carolina; Marion Butler
OF North Carolina, and other silver leaders
have agreed upon it. and that the call for
such II convention will he issued Congress
man Latimcr says that the scheme has been
on foot for some time but that it is only with
IN the last few days that Congressman Bland
has been induced to agree to it, But now
that all things arc ready call for the con-
vention vii! be issued within the nnxt few
weeks.
The bal, was set in motion at the silver
conference ut Memphis and since then the
public pulse has been felt and the leaders be-
llrVe that the time is ripe for the movement.
AT any rate the attempt is to be made. Con
grcss'nan Latmcr made no public aDnouncn-
ment OF the scheme, but III his speech at tho
Alliance encampmcnt he went so far ~ to
say:
Let Is call \ national convention, like
our own March convention, and say that we
are for both metals. Then put a man on "A
simple platform for silver and make the race
aud whip the fight The Republicans say
they won't desert their home. am II Demo-
crat but am in favor of this early conven-
ton and say to you let's hold II and win
the fight"
Senator Tillman said ''The only hope is
to ally the South and West against the North
and East, but don't let us impose the condi-
tion on those seeking tho alliance that we go
aS Democrats alone. Those people dcspise
that name. The hatred is the inheritance of
the war. Just AS we hate the name of Repub-
her and 20 down in the rotten old Democra-
tic ship cannot see why any man should
stand by the Democratic party when it is
controlled Ivy such men ;,s Cleveland and
Carlisle. For myself, 1 am ready to throw
up the name and give up tho party. We
must join the people OF the Northwest Tho
friends OF silver are in the majority. Forty
hv" million Of the 70.000,0 900 in the United
States are in favor of it. All they want il tho
opportunity. Shall We let this matter of a
nam" keep us apart? The gold bugs have
bought up all thu metropolitan papers and
the news agencies, and they are all CRYING
the silver crazo is dying out. There waS
never u more brazen falsehood There is no
"razc to begin with. Our people are only
striving with the intensity Of despair to re-
leas" our government from the grasp of tho
octopus, to prevent the Tories from selling
us in bondage to the British gold bugs"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
VIGILANT WON THE EGOELETC CLIP.
Defender Forced to Withdraw on Ac-
count of u Broken GaH.

At Newport, IL. L., the Vigilant won the
doelet cup for sloops on Saturday because
tho Defender was forced to withdraw from
the race within half doz" miles Of the fin
ish on account OF n rokcn gaff. But for
this accident, the Vigilant would probably
have been nine minutes or more behind the
Defender.
so far as practical tho result OF the race
only reiterated whnt everybody knows, that
the Defender is the fastest light weather boat
ever built in America. She out pointed the
Vigilant in the beat TO windward which was
the nrst leg OF the course and gained much
more on her during the Sc 'ond leg, Il run
dead before tho wind, u course supposed 10
toe most favorable To tho centre board Yacht
But just aS the new vessel undertook a
stretch for home with only Il 12 miles of the
ire3S to cover, her hollow gan snapped in
TWO aud she was compelled 10 give up.
DEFENDER REATS viGILASr
The run of the New York Yacht Club from
Newport was made in u still southwest wind
on saturday. Defender was the winner over
Vlgilant by about nine minutes. Jubilee did
not race. Constellation was winner in The
hrst-class schooners.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
Richmond Tobacco Exchange.

Messrs. Frazer & Tompkins, commission
merchants, Richmond, Va. say in their COM
ments for the week:
Dark Tobaccos-Our market for dark leaf
has been quite active the past week; medium
leaf having been in special request, sales in
this grade foot up heavily; low grades leaf
and iugs have not participated, however, in
the demand.
Brights-All desirable stock in good de-
mand; low grades quiet.
Sun nCurcd-Unchanged; receipts continue
light and market weak and dull.
Sun-Curcd Tobacco --Lugs, 50 to 81; short
leaf, - to Sc; long leaf, 81 to so; wrappers,
$40 to $15.
Fright Tobacco Smokers: Common, "a
to So: medium, sc to 81 fine, So to $40
Cutters: Common, $40 to $12; medium, SIG
to $l8; fine, S2250 to S25; fancy, S27. SO to
$50. Filters: Common, 3. SO to L.; medium.
4.5O to $50; good, 6. to s.; fine, 10. to 12.
Wrappers: Common, 12. to 49,; medium
IS. To 20; good, rs. to 30; fine 50 to 40. fay
cy, As. TO so. Wrappers, mahogany: COZ
mon, IL. to 15. medium, 20. to o.; good
TO $3.50; fine, 30. to 40; fancy, 45. to so.
Dark Tobaccos-Lugs, Q. to 426; ;shop
$50 to 6.5O; long leaf, 6. to 8; selection
to 10.
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The Family Market Basket.

Prices oi meat, iruit, fish and VEGETABLES
hay" "Gal-e but litti" since last week In
the Chari"',on market prices were rs follows
on = ituriay: Pears l5 to 80 cents n Dozen
Pa hes % cents Ii crate and from that up to
- ,'':tS II dozen. Niagara grapes - to 25
cents II basket. Apples to 25 cents n dozen,
% cents Il crate. California oranges 25 to
90 c":ts Il dozen. California pears 30 to 5U
rr!tS dozen. California apricOtS Is to 20
cents 4 dozen. Lemons Is to 25 cents q
dO""3. PInrappir- 10 to 90 cents 4 piece.
California plums Is TO 81 cents dozen.
HUcMlcbcrrics $ cents Il quart Noctarines
cents dozen. CantaIoupcS to 10 cents
ana watermelons range from 5to % cents
each. OEra and tomatoes II TO 90 cents 4,
hushel. In the market and on the street,
however, tomatoes arc 10 ; cents Il quart
and Okra to cents. Celery 10 cents a.
stalk. CucumbcrS 10 cents n dozen. Beets
: cents 4 bunch. SquashcS 10 cents Dozen
String beans 10 cents a quart. Carrots 8
cen'sa bunch. Turnips cents q bunch.
Onions cents n bunch. Corn 20 cents
dozen ears. Bell peppers cents quart.
Egg plan! to cents each. Soup punches
cent?. Irish potatoes 3l cents peck.
Sweet potatoes % cents.
Red snapper and other large fish sell for 10
to 1919 cents per pound. Black fish 20 cents
IA string. Whiting 20 to 25 cents string.
SSheephead 25 cents and upward string.
POrgics Is to 25 cents Il string. Grouper g
cents pound. Shrimp 10 cents palte.
Porter house steak Is cents q pound, sir
loin Is '"nts and round Is cents. Rib roast
l2IG cents. Lamb Is cents.
Spring chickens 81 so to SO q dozen and
fowls s3 to - a dozen. Eggs 10 to 12L
cects dozen.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
The Conservatives In tho Lead and the
ParneiIites in the Rear.

The returns from the elections In the east
division OF Donegal and the south division OF
Londonderry were announced at London.
The former elected Arthur O'Connor, Ma
tionaist, and the latter Sir L. Lea. Unionist.
Both sat in tho last Parliament, so there is
no change in tho representation from those
constituencies.
But one election is to take place now, that
in Orkney and Shetland. IL will not occur
until tho 9th of August, but IA n Liberal was
chosen in that district in the last election by
,0O3 majority, il il fair to assume that the
next member will be a Liberal alao. There
fore, giving that seat to the Liberals the new
Parliament will he composed OF 33S Conser-
yativcs. 73 rai-unionsts, 1T Liberals,
70 MCCarthyites and ~ parnclliicS.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
HOME COTTON MARKETS.


SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Medium fine slightly off color, 17a18; me-
dunn fine 22a24; iino 2ia2S; extra fine 3Oa35.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
FLoUR-Quiet, Western super 2 60GD2 IS; do
extra 90@33 30; do family 4503 IS; winter
wheat patents 3 856D4 90; spring wheat pat
ents S5GD4 Is
WmEAT-Weak. No. red spot and Aug.
'G5 5-S6D6SH; September 60 $4,000 7-8,
steamer No. 2 red 65 1-2@65 "a South.
,crn by sample, 70071; do on grade 67(D7C.
ConN-Weak. Mixed spot and august
AZ; September Az asked; steamer mixed
....; Southern white 496D50; do yellow 49@51
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington, N. C.-Rosin firm, strained,
90; good strained, 25; Spirits turpen-
tine quiet, machine, 25; irregulars "a Il.
Tar firm at 1.35; crude turpentine steady;
hard. 100; soft. Leo; virgin, 200.
New York k-Rosn dull and easy; strained.
common to good 1.521I01.57H. Turpentine
quiet and easy at 270272l
Charleston-Turpentine firm at "a 1-2.
Rosin, good strained firm at 11O9115
CoTToN SEED OIL.-New York-Cotton
seed oil, quiet and steady; crude 24@25; yell
low prime % 92sH; do good of grade 27j1@
27ll.
RICE.
The rice market was quiet at Charleston.
The quotations are: Prime ASK; Good
4 a Az; Fair 3l4a3%; Common 2Ma3
FRUITS hED VEGETABLES.
Lemons, 36O's, per box 400. Raisins, loose,
per DoS LII CiiSIcf peT DOH ZUU. mlX0Q
nuts, per pound Zoe. Egyptian onions, per
bag $50 Virginia peanuts hand picked, per
pound Sc; North Carolina peanuts, hand
picked, per bushel 1875. White beans, per
buShcl $50.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Country Duttcr-Choice Tennessee 18a25c,
medium l2l, TO 15c.
Cow Peas-G5c and zoe. per bushci
Poultry Grown fowls, choice 800 to 1926
per dozen. Chickens 2.25a275 per dozen,
according to size and quality Ducks
Muscovy 4ai50. Geese, young 4.50 per
dozen.
Eggs-ES2s 9n to 10c per dozen.
Wool-WaShed l5c per pound; unwashed
lie. Hides lie to 12c. Wax 25c to 27c.
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER
Alabama and Tennessee lump lime 85c;
Eastern Rockport Maine, lime l. 25; Riots,
l.l0. Cement-Rosenthai LAO to 165; car
lots 1.25. New York plaster Paris 200
Laths 1.50 to 200 per Nj. Portland cement
Belgium 2.40 to 2.75. English Portland $50
10 800; Belgium, carlots 200; English car
| lots 2.25
TIaIBER AND LUMBER.
Mrrchantablo l4.00 to 16. 90 for city sawed
| 1900 to l4.00 for railroad square and sound,
| 300 to 1900 for railroad 500 to 11.00 for
! raft. Dock timber 450 to ESQ., shipping
! y. so to 1880. Shingles 500 to TOO.
PHOSPHATE ROCK.
! Crude 2.75, delivered at works; hot air
| dried 3.25 free on board; ground rock 500,
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