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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

BISHOP PoTTER's compliment that President Harrison has not been able to give an hour to statesmanship since his inauguration. but has been '.intent only in getting congressman out of the house at midnight so that he can go to bed, '' doesn't apply to the presidents relatives. He has got most of them out of the house into fat berths where they are pro- vided for at the public expense.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

THEY say that Elijah Halford has learned to whistle several new tunes since the president has been appointing his relatives and his wifes relatives and his sons relatives to office. One of them is set to the tune of Public office is a private snap
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

MAINE is prohibition state, but still in Augusta there is one liquor dealer for every 361 inhabitants; Lewiston has one for every 31S inhabitants. Portland one for every 261 inhabitants, Rockland one for every TIT inhabitants, Bangor one for every 120 inhabitants. Connecticut might beat this under prohibition, but it can't compete with Maine under the license system.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14
He WOuldn't Wait.

"I understand there is man here wh. wants to lick the terror of Shinhandy," beloved the bully, as he entered the bar room of a border town.
 "Yes; he's just now engaged in 3 broad axe duel with two other men in the dark som yonder. Won't you wait2"
 ''N-n-no; I'm late for supper now."- Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

PAUL VANDERPoORT, who was dis missed from office some time ago for gross malfeasance, has been appointed postal superintendent of Nebraska. And the postoffice department is run by a Sunday school politician too! Well, we'll.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

THE New Haven News says: The press of the state almost unanimously
 objects to the proposed abandonment of biennial sessions. We believe that the people would also object, and that they would find a remedy for the present troubles in another kind of a legislature and not in a return to annual sessions" "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

IT is announced that Public Printer Palmer twill proceed in his Chicago bus ness-like way to reorganize what he now regards as disorganized office." No doubt. In other words, he will at once proceed to turn the democrats out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14
FOR SALE

WOULD LIKE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION to the houses just finished on Hillside avenue between Second and Central avenues. They are the best built and at prices offered the cheap called the basement floor. although it is all ont of the ground, consists of servants bedroom two closets and water closet. Parlor floor has parlor, sitting room, bed room and large sitting hall Second floor has four chambers and bath room and four closets. There is also large garret. Hot and cold water, gas and furnace heat on all floors: Every, room in the houses is Nos27 apd 31 are $5 900 each No go is $4, 300 and No 2S IS $5,5Q0 They good investment as they will increase in value, and will rent for per cent on cost and taxes and insurance Call and see them at any time. I have no office except in my own house.
 E. B. RICE,
 23 Church Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14
POSTOFFICE

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

OUR legislature ought to ''get on" to the fact that this is great weather for farming.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

DDelivered by carrier to any part of the city or sent by mail at the following rates
 One Year. ..... $500 Three Months S1 .25 Six Months. ....... 2.50 One Month ...,.... 42c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

Entered as second class matter at the Water bury Postoffice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14
UPHoLSTERING

"OOD FINISHING, Piano Polishing, ant w general Furniture Repairing. Oak Pic ture Frames made to order. yarnishes, Oi Finishes and Wood Stains in al, colors. Al goods called for and delivered.
 GEO. o. BOOTH,
 IS Abbott Avenue,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14
Natural Magnetic Healer
 and MediCa! Electrician

WILL GIVE treatment at the office daily w from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to D. m. Pa tients visited at their homes when necessary, A lady will be at the office to give treatment to ladies Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of each week.
 The Doctor makes speciality of all chronic cases. Any lady suffering from female Arrangement or debility may be of obtaining speedy relief from the Doctors methods.
 ELECTRICITY is especially indicated in Neuralgia, Rheu atism, Paralysis, St Vitus' Dance, Weakness of and Pains in the Spine, Female Weakness General Debility and all derangemen1s of the nerves and muscles.
 Dyspepsia and Constipation cured by it's action on the nerves of the stomach and intestine canal.
 NSUL LTATION FREE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-14

OFFICE -l53 South Main Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-10
New York Financial Market.


NEW YORK. December 9.-Money closed
easy at 4@6 per cent. Exchange steady;
posted rates, 4Sl@4sjk; actual rates, 4SOi4
"a 1901, for sixty days and AZ for demand.
closed steady. Currency, e.,
l5 bid; IS coupons, FL bid; as, do,
lOiis bid.
The unfavorable bank statement Of Satur-
day had dampening eject on stock specu-
lation, and prices opened generally = TO
= per cent lower. Notwithstanding the fact
that the early London prices were nearly =.
as higher than the closing OF saturday.
Lackawanna was especially depressed by
the sudden death this msrning OF MI.
Harvey kennedy. who for many years has
been heavy trader in the stock, firm be-
lever in its merits and a strong supporter
of its price in the market. His death being
known before the market opened, II was
AT once assumed that a large amount Of
Lackawanna. presumably held by bis firm
i'm their name for his account, would be
likely to come upon the market. and the
stock opened Il lower than it closed satur-
dav. Ii quickly rallied, as no heavy blocks
Of il were thrown upon the market. Ihroug-
out the morning the general list was unset
tied and fuctuated frequently, but at noon
prices were at about the opening figures.
There was little more activity after mid
day. but the tone of the dealings was some
what frmer. Closing prices were irregu-
larry changed, but in most cases generally
q. 10 Is, lower. sales, 24i,5J shares.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RfcHMeNp, Va. December 9.-No loose
tobacco offered on breaks to-day.
Offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change. Monday, December 9Th, 1889. To-
tai offerings, "a packages Of West Virginia
bright tobaccos. One package sold at So,
one at $5i, one at 3i1, one at $3.50, one at
80; one package taken in at $3.50, one at
%i one package sold Mt $ii. one at 5000,
one at $500. one at $50. one at $3s. one NJ
S3I, one at 1860, one at$34.J0, one at $3.50;
one package taken in at So, one Mt $3l.jO;
one at $50, one at $2,; one at S24.J0; one
package sold at $3.50. one at $50. one at
$l9.l5; one package taken In at $l9; one
package sold at $3.50; one package taken
In si1.25; one package sold at $3.50, one
AZ sl6.25. one at $3.50, one at sl2.1j; one
one package taken In at s., one at 81. one
at$.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary to-
day: Wrappers, 10 hogsheads; filters, 3
hogsheads; cutters, 2 hogsheads; dark to-
baccos, 3 hogsheads. Total sales reported
20 secretary today. % h0gsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Crenshaw's. ShOckOe,
BlaR chard's, DayenpOrt's, Planters. Cen
ire. Myers. Shclburne's. and SesbroOk's
warehouses report ~ hO.sheads and ,
ticrces delivered to-day.
Office Of tobacco inspector reports to-day :
Inspections, bright, hogsheads; dark, 81
hogsheads. Reinspections, bright, IL hogs
heads.
Registered at the Tobaccco Exchange to-
day: +. II. Calliman. Hartford. Conn;
John l.. Logan, IIarisonburg; {. Banks
dale, iienrico; NJ. 4. Cardarf, West Nir-
ginia; Charles :. Nenable. Charlottesville,
Va.
Office Of the collector Of the United states
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day 10 follows Tax
paid on cigars and cigarettes, N,2j5.30; to-
baccos, yG.lGl.G0. Total collections for city
TO-DAY, 3l0,ilg.90.
Total sales Of West Virginia bright to-
baccO al auction on Change last week, DO
packages. Highest price S66.
The Richmond tobacco market was quiet
to-day. sales light. {. Mel.
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IouIsviIIe Tobacco Market.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December The lead
ing features this week were larger offerings
of old and new burleys and old darks, with
the new a. well az all sweet old hurley
active aud strong. and desirable old darks
in good demand and sustained.
BVJfevx.-W With about double the qusnti-
ty of 1855 crop and good proportion OF
good and fine filters in good order, we had
an active demand for these grades at fully
higher figures generally-wi some OF the
heavier bodied tine taken on speculation
and 27I5c. again paid for selections. The
lower grades, when sweet, also met with
ready sales at nearer outside figures
throughout the entire week. For all COM
mon 10. GOOD filters more or less on in flaVOr.
wi N good demand, the market was
irregllarly lower at times, particularly yes
ferday, although more offered then were
less desirable. All the higher grades Of
cOl0ry and bright scarce, and when sweet,
were strong, while all the lower grades
offered were more or less iunled ana
weaker Red trash smokers, very inferior
aud mixed, were bid on as low as lc. and
under. but rejected. Other grades Of red
smokers unchanged, but inactive. Strictly
bright sweet leaf hardly to be met with.
OF the 1889 hurley crop we had about 800
hhds. more than offered last week, which
showed as whole decided improvement
i'm quality and color and for genel al utility,
with much. however. very soft.
For all hhds. Of decided merit the market
WAS active throughout, with even some
excitement on Wednesday when about 1850
hhds. were sold. showing some choice crops
from counties tributary 10 this market, with
2Oc. paid for the best bright red leaf, the
highest this season. with quite NUMBER
sold AZ from l4c. To ne, the latter bright
Loot Ill There
was an active demand, more especially for
strictly bright, but Of which offerings so far
have been very light, although confidently
stated there is plenty of it in the crop.
The total offerings Of new consisted OF
all grades cOlOrs and conditions, which
sold at what are considered high prices.
with all the regular buyers now taking
some. When receipts and offerings are
larger later on. some OF the buyers less er-
ratio in their being off on the market, and
buckle down to business 10 iill actual re-
Wlirements. when the market assumes
larger proportions, quotations can be gwen
10 better advantages.
T0-d0y.-Twelve hOgsheads of new bur
lev. mostly common. sold without change.
DrrkS.-I.arger offerings, with a good
prOpOrtiOn Of the desirable sorts. which
are ia good demand al well sustained prices
while all in bad order were more or less
neglected. OF 1889 crop we had 10 hhds.,
some very inferior and green, with 500 ar
the highest paid for long, well-cured re-
handling leaf. Lugs sold at srom &c. TO
nc. and &c. Common leaf, nc. to lei
good leaf, &C.. 10 1t4c.
Fify-nine hhds., al dark Tugs, sold pri-
vately this week.
Green Rircr FUicrS.-Witho new Tea
lures. and few offered till yesterday.
. To-d0V-rwenty-eight hhds. of 1883 crop
short Green river tillers sold az &C. to 112c.'
in good demand and strong.
ALEX. IlARIHIIL.
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EARKnTS BY TELEGRAPH.
New fsrk Cotton Market.
by Telegraph


NEW YORK, December 9.-Mcssrs. Hub
bard. Price a Co., in their cotton circular
to-day. say: Liverpool shows a steadiness
of tone and an increased demand for spot
cotton. doubtless due 10 the absence of any
pressure 10 sell arrivals from America. The
recent demand from American spinners has
relieved the Southern markets of any cheap
cottons, and with the unsold stock, not
only below last year. but less than in
in 1887. Manchester buys arrival cOitOns
from the jobbers in Liverpool to secnre her
needed supply. Receipts cannot be con
sidcred heavy, while crop accounts from the
CarOlinas and Tennessee do not improve
Futures here closed firm at 4@j points
higher. Receipts at ports to-day estimated
at 81. 900 bales against 4G,3l9 bales last week
and 1866 bales last year. spot cotton Is
firm at l0l4c. for middling upiands, with
sales to-day Of ljl bales to spinners. The
Southern markets are without change. Flu
lures closed as follows December, lO.lela
1919: January, lO.1I@ 1913; February.
1880 1920; March, l02G@ 1919; April.
1920 1924; May, 1880 40; June, 1880
1914; July, 10.5l@ 1852: August, l0.jJ@
1896; September, 1O,l4@lO.lj; October, 9.ss
bid.
In Liverpool spot cotton was steady;
middlng uplands, 55.d. Sales, 10000 bales.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS, 1889 !

We invite your attention and solicit your
patronage. See our
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WILD FLOWERS.
We have the largest and best selected
stock OF Holiday Goods ever shown In Rich
mond.
We keep up with the current Literature
the day.
our Engraving work is equal to any done
In the United States.
Our stock ofStandard Books is large. I'VE
have some very cheap sets Of Books.)
We keep up with the Novelties in our Line.
our Stock Of 2iblcs and Devotional Books
Is particularly well selected.
There is nothing more appropriate for a
Christmas present than'a Book.
We endeavor TO merit your patronage by
strict attention TO Business.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Booksellers, stationers. Printers and Binders.
Oil Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
de S-cOdoW
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Chicago Market.
IRY Teleprapn.I


CHICAGO. December 9.-Messrs. Baldwin
& Farnum telegraph Thomas Branch n Co.
as follows: The wheat market has been
narrow one to-day, and shorts have been
the principal BUYERS. some biz lines have
been covered, and now the parties who
fought the advance around ~ and ~ are
saving. 1--WE have had break enough. and
il ought to rally" If the bull and bear
forces were equally confident aud willing to
back their opinions we ought to have a
rally. and shall not be surprised TO see it adj
vance a little from the present price. but
the buyers of Saturday and to-day are still
buyers, and will be free sellers on hard
spots. Exports not heavy. Visible in
creasing receipts continue, and the actual
outside situation seems 20 favor lower
prices. Gables note market quiet; Decem-
Der and January deliveries I'D. lbwer, with
February sd. higher. Corn has been quite
steady: trading principally local and with
out feature. Oats-We think the parties
who had them are willing 10 unload part Of
their holding around -, and free selling
would lead TO some decline, uotwithstand-
ing the price is not high. Provisions dull.
Cudahy has been a heavy seller Of May lard.
Outside Of this nothing Of importance was
done. We look for very little action until
after January LIST. We advise customers TO
buy on weak spots. Hogs tomorrow,
81, 000 Market closed dull but steady.
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KEW YORK. December 9.-Flsur closed
active, steady and unchanged. Wheat
closed weak at "a Ac. lower; spot sales
No. red winter, SiWSjA &C.; No. red
winter, December, - &C.. Corn closed firm
and steady; spot sales No. 9miXcd. 43~
437-c.; No. mixed. December, ~ SC. Oats
closed weak at 80 &c. lower; spot sales
No. white. Soc; No. do. 3ll.@3l l3c.;
No. l mixed, December. 2Sc. Pork dun
inspected mess, SlO.jO0Sll.OO. Lard
closed weaker; December, SJ.2S asked
sugar Refined firm; cut loaf and crushed
1l.c.: powdered, Ne; graduated. g.
COflee steady; fair Rio cargOes, nc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-10
HOLIDAY GOODS
FRESH AND RELIABLE.

Ifyou need ingredients for Pound Cake,
Fruit Cake. Jelly Cake. Blanc Mango. Jellies,
Since Meat. or any article usually needed
lust at this time. have same in great va
riety. and Country cider especially adap'ed
for strength and favor; also California Iafge
Raisins In whole boxes, $3.50; Valencia
Raisins Sc: >utanna kaisins, 12i-e.; Cur
rants, Sc; citroB. 25c.; Mince Meat, So !:
Gelatine. FL 10 per dozen; Cocoanuts, o and
Sc; Mixed Nuts. 12lzc Country Ham, 15c
Now nyou intend u make present To a
needy friend send the q barrel OF my
Grand Cash Flour for s.; or. II your friend
smokes, send him box OF my New Era
Cigars for s1.75, or my NO. ll0 for 81: or, II
he chsws. send MIN pound OF Gatewoods
Best f)r Zoe II The above doesn't strike you
'as what YOU want have other articles just
as useful and cheap, If YOU are paying cash.
Now is your chance.
1T. GATEWOOp,
de 7s1f15.2122 li6 east Broad.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by c. w. Branch 4 Co., bankers
a.s brokers', No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK, December 9.-The bad bank
statement. Saturday and the death of Mr..
Harvey kennedy, a prominent bull, together
with an Indifferent London market, caused
our market 10 open % and II off quite
sharply TO . O'Clock. But shortly after that
the market became firmer, and continued
duh. with strong undertone to the close.
Legitimate business is very light, that Is,
trading for the outside public, III Is geheI-
allv admitted that the market is wholly
professional. The iron trade continues good,
while the coal trade is anything but pros
perous. Railroad earnings reveal good gem
sral business. Money ruled 6Gs to-day.
The outlook for the country, a. whole,
could not be better than it Is to-day, and
by-and-bye this fact will be reflected in
speculative markets by great boom,
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IvDcbburc. Va.

IYNCHBURG. VA. December Our
sales reached $4,000 pounds this week, in-
creasing the sales since October LIST. 1889, TO
=. S94, 200 pounds, against 1,023,0oo pounds
during the same period la- season. The
quality of our offerings remains very poor,
with a large portion Of common and monde
script dark grades selling, while desirable
dark leaf is very scarce. Prices for the lat
ter are very high, and the best reached l5c.
Bright tobaccOs offer a good selection i'm
smokers and cutters, while wrappers are
scarce. Prices are full up 10 former figures,
and our market, on the whole, is very
active. HOLT, NCHAEFER a co.
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Baltimore Markets.
Ky Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Nd, December 9.-Cottoh
quiet; middlins. 1919. Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat 80 Southern active I;
Fultz, 15g ssc.; LongbeTy, I4@Sic.; No. ,,
SOC: steamer, 70@7Ic.; Western easy; NO.
,, winter red spot, aud December, I9'4@
79ILc. Gorn-Southern steady aud quiet;
white, 3I942o.; yellow, SG@4Oc.; Western
steady; mixed, spot, aud december, l1sc.
oats 6rlner: Southern and PENNSYLVANIA,
27dSOc., Western white, 2s1s@ 3Oc.; do.
mixed. 21a2sc., graded No. ,, white, 29i &C..
RIVE steady; prime 10 choice, &s1sc: Pro
visions unchanged. Coffee quiet; Rio car
goes fair, l94c. Sugar steady; soft, o'sc.
Copper scarce and strong; rehned' iS'4@
IA.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, December 8, 1883.
OFFERINGS.

Wheat. j2S bushels.
Corn, 320 bushels.
Oats, 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White. 20 bushels fair at re
Mixed, l7s bushels prime at sjc.; 400 BUSH
prime at Sic: llG bushels good AT Sc. Short
berry, - bushels very good at Sc; ~ BUSH
els good at SOC; - bushels fair at zoe; $50
bushels common at GSc.: o. bushels com
mon al Gjc. Total sales Of wheat, l,2lS BUSH
els.
Corn-Mixed, 100 bushels very good new
At 39c.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE USE OF
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MINOR Drug co.
Road. Road: IzcaI:


OXFORD, y. e., September ., 1Ss1.
Mr. w. h. Hardy, Chose ON. "a:
Ii Is with great pleasure that certify that
by the use OF Chase city Mineral Water my
wife was relieved Of the worst case Of dyspep-
STA eyer saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous. the trouble, originating as
10 did from chronic catarrh mtstritis. through
the entire month OF January and nearly all
OF February. the present year. the PARENT
ate no food except small quantities or Skim
med milk. Any and all mediclnes--lhe
simplest and blqndest--acted as ifritants
whenever taken. Bismuth and lacfo pepsin
were spit ND very soon after being swal-
lowed. From the first part 81 February 10 me
first OF July her food consisted only Of milk
and mush. with occasionally the yOlks OF
hard boiled eggs never more IMAM TWO NJ
timel she was reduced from 100 pounds 10
IFS pounds I'm weight. she went 10 the Min
eral Hotel AT Chase city July OH. In one
week Improvement was percrptible. AZ the
end ofthe fifth week she came home, appar-
emily transformed into another being he
could eat almost any Of the ordinary Article.
OF diet. She had gained In that short time
TO 10 pounds This Improvement has con-
tinued and her health would no doubt now
be perfect, had not a liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery.
Whenever any article OF diet disagfces WIN
her she runs for her hottie OF "Chasc city
Mineral Water ana III seldom HIS 10 re-
lieve.
My experience with your water IN quite
number Of cases tends 10 confirm me m my
opinion that II Will cure almost any case of
acid dyspepsia: that is 10 say, where the
cause of trouble rs fermentation IN the
stomach: I'm other words, whore there Is no
malignant disease, and the stomach IL the
main organ Involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours,
;. d. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
l. has authorized the Committee on Man
features to invite all holders Of property suit
able for manufacturing purposes. situated
within three miles OF the Richmond post
Office to submit plans and descriptions Oh
such property. which shall be kept on file at
the rooms OF the Chamber for Inspection OF
parties seeking such sites. Parties having
snch property. which they are willing to give
or sell at nominal figures, are hereby re-
quested to submit such plans. &C., stating To-
cation, price. and such other Information as
may be OF interest. In view Of the Efforts
being made 10 induce manufacturers Of Lynn.
Mass. TO locate at OF near this city, II is de-
sirable that the matter have prompt atten-
ton. X. y. DUNLOP,
Secretary Chamber OF Commerce,
debit 100 Main street, Wchmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, VA, December 9, 1889.
Receipts 4O3 head Of cattle; - sheep;
800 hogs.
Sales-3S0 head Of cattle; sheep; so
hogs.
Prices Cattle, best, 334 to &c. gross me-
dunn to good, to &c. gross; common to
fair, y 10 2l4c. gross; hogs, u to olsc.
net; bulls, ~ TO 9ilc. gross.