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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
Commencing Monday, Ma,

Commencing Monday, May ~, the
Union Pacific will sell first-class limited
tickets 10 Chicago at S5l.75. second-class
$3.50. and AT proportionately low rates 10
all points beyond. These rates apply
from Helena, Butte, Garrison, Deer
Lodge, Anaconda and other Montana
points,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
THE MISREPRESENTATION SCRAP.

Indications That "a Large Crowd Will be
Present Next sunday to See the 60.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 2l.-The approaching spar
ring match and other sports to be held at
the race track next Sunday are being ex-
tensivcly advertised, and the prospects
are that there will be a large crowd in
town. Big posters have been sent To
Helena, Boulder. Wickes and Anaconda.
The fact hat the match Will be of 80
rounds is a guaranty that IL will be no
fake, even IL the ~wcll-known a~ntagonism
of the two parties was not of itself sufil-
cient TO prove that. The referee will he
selected at the ring side. The match is
advertised 10 begin at $50 o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 2l.-John Connors, hitched
his horse at the corner OF Main and Gran.
tie streets at 2:U o'clock this evening.
Somebody on the sidewalk mentioned the
decision OF the supreme court in the sher-
iir's case, ~whereupon the horse broke
loose and tore down Main street at n ter
rifle pace. The horse then run into Carr's
livery stable corner and was captured.
He was badly cut up. and the sulky met
with much damage.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
They Were Poorly Patronis-d.
dard's Special Wire.

Nv Tie Stlndifd : NItcIhI WIZ.
BUTTE. May 2i.-The last presentation
of ,'Held by the Enemy was given at
the opera house this evening. The com.
pany certainly deserves a much larger
patronage Thar has been given them dur
ing their engagement here. All of the
cast worked hard TO give "A splendid per-
formance. and with the assistance of the
mechanical effects they succeeded adj
mirably. The company is enroute to the
coast and appear June 2 at the New Cali
fornia theater in San Francisco.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
The Route win BE Changed.
~ Standards Special Wire.

BUTTE, May 2l.-The Silver Bow cleo
trio railway company will change its pro-
posed route owing to the adverse report
Of the judiciary committee of the city
council. The adverse report was only in
regard to the use of Wyoming street and
he route will he changed by the substitu.
ton probably Of Main street for Wyom-
inc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
POLICE COURT AFFAIRS.
A Number Of Petty Offenders Arraigned
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
by the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. May 21.-For some reason Judge
Newkirk's reception was not as well at
tended to-day as usual. Joe McGrath
made no bones OF the fact that he had
been gloriously drunk last night. In
view of his candor, the minimum fine
was imposed. Joseph paid, and left the
court room a happy a
James Smith vas charged with disturb
ing the peace. His plea was guilty"
and his punishment "A fine of s. and
costs, which he paid.
Grace Mctiinnis had a row last night
with Charles McGinnis. whose name she
has assumed. Charles caused her arrest,
and to-day she paid IS and costs for dis
turbing the peace.
Ed Barry was fined 81 and costs for
vagrancy. Sentence was withheld to give
him time TO cave the city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
Fifty New Homes.
By the standards special Wire.

By the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 2l.-Wallace 4 Thorn
burgh have begun the erection of three
fine houses, ON the Plymouth addi-
ton and two on Gwynn x Duccies addi-
ton. The firm proposes To build forty or
fifty houses during the summer, all 10 be
sold on the installment plan.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
CHARLES PROVOST ARRESTED.
lie Is Charged with Stealing a sign From
a saloon.

u saloon.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 21.-CharIes Provost was
arrested this afternoon for petit larceny,
on a warrant issued at the instance of A.
J. Christensen. Provost is charged with
stealing an Illuminated sign in 'front.' of
C~hristenson's saloon on Wyoming street,
valued at S25. The accused does not
deny taking the sign, but denies being
guilty of theft. He says he was employed
by Blance Desjardins To remove the sign,
she claiming il was her property. Itseems
that Christensen bought the saloon from
the and claims that the sign was
included in thu sale. This h denies and
ordered Provost to remove the sign. and
upon his attempting to do SO was arrested.
The case will be tried tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
The Murray Boys story.
by the Standards Special Wire.

by Ule SIinuafu : Sptcltl wire.
BUTTE, May g.--Tbe Murray boy. who
was Frustrated by liquor a week ago. is
able to be out. He says his uncle piled
him with liquor and lac remembers taking
two or three big drinks from the bottle,
after which he knew nothing until found.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
Hanged To "A Tree.

COLUMBUS, Miss, May H.-While the
trial Of Frank Anderson, colored, for rape
was in progress to-day, a crowd of men
took him from the court room and hanged
him To a tree.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22

Mr.. Van Orton of the firm of Van Orton
4 Reinhart has no connection with any
other musical firm in Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22

Band and orchestra music AT the music
p~arlors Of Van Orton & Reinhart, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22

Mail orders for all kinds OF musical
goods promptly filed by Van orion a.
Reinhart, Ia Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
THE RATIONAL GAME.
I'm the National League

pu,,,nr, mn, ~, y, T.. -.
May I--ipe ieagu
a'ne TINS AFTERNOON wa a pitchers con
test i'm which Vickery for PHILADELPHIA hnf
slightly the best OF il. Attendance 2,8O
Score:
| Chicago. oooo A.
Philadelphia. ..,.....i o i
| Hits-Chicago, Q; PHILADELPHIA, =, Errors
Chicago, Z; Philadelphia. :. Batteries Hutch.
son and kittredgr, Nickery and Schriypr. TIM
pire-McQuaid.
New YORK. May 2l.-Baker was poorlv
M. a~~. !. III Lsa'k .caHuc cIuu
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22

Whether right or wrong. a belief Is
gradually gaining ground that he re-
Gently organized Montana Western 4
Pacific Construction company is working
in conjunction with the proposed east
such is really the case, all doubts as to
the Montana Central building into Ana
conda should cease. Time, however.
will be required to prove the correctness
of the belief.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
American A ASSOCIATION Games.

At Syracuse-Syracuse I, Columbus 4.
Al Observation-Disclosures =, ST. Louis ..
AT Observation-Disclosures II, Toledo 3.
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn ?. Louisville 4.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
BuSineSSChange

We will make changes in
our business the first of Au-
gust. This fact induces US to
reduce prices in order that we
may sell off one-half of the
stock now on hand. No mat
ter what prices may be made,
whether special or otherwise.
we make still
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, VA. January l0.-sales n
loose t0haccos on the breaks to-day. ~. 720
hounds: highest price, $l5.a5. Sales Of loose
iohaccOs for the week ending to-day. S2.27O
pounds: highest price for the week, Sl5.25.
Offerings ~ tOhaccOs al auction on Change
Friday. January 10th 1905 Total offer
inos. 5g packages West Virginia bright 20
haccos. one package sold at $3.50, one 81
$40. one at $3.50, one at SIS, one at $3j,
one taken in at S3S. two sold at $3.50, Que
taken in at t3i. one sold al s3l, one al
S9Q.5O. one nj S2n. one at $3.50. one at
$3.50. one at 500, three at $3.50, one
taken in at SIS, three sold At {25,
two packages sold nj $3.50. one at $3.50,
one taken az S23, two sold at s23, two at
32I. 30. one taken I'm at $50; one at Sls.lJ;
one sold at sig.75 one at $3.50; one taken
i'm at Sl9.25. one II sis.75, one at $3.50. one
at SIG. one sold at SIC, one at Slo.2o' one
taken IN at sl5. ono sold at 5000. one taken
i'm no $3.50, two mt 81, two az $500, one at $,
one sold at 81, one AZ $3.50, one taken in at
500. two sold al 1928, one taken in at 81.
one sold at $3.50, three sold at s., one taken
in no So.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers. 3 hogsheads; dark to-
bacc0s. 81 hOgsheads. Total private sales
reported 10 the secretary to-day, 40 hogs
heads.
Office Of the tobacco INSPECTOR reports TO-
day: nspections-nright 10 hogsheads
dark. - h0gsheads; western. 81 hogsheads.
Reinspections- Bright, l8hogsheads DARK
hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's Blanchard's seabrook' rs
Sh0ckoo. Centre. DayenpOrts, Old Domin.
ION and Shelhurnc's warehouses report l2l
hogshcads. delivered today.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange 10
day. Or. James W Nash, city: David A.
Blanisn. Cumberland; W. NJ. Written, T.
Vs. G0odc, S. H. Goode, :. Smith, j. a,
smith and l.. T.. Angel. West Virginia; 5
/ vs.. Nonabe, Petersburg, Va.
Office OF the collector Of the United states
/ internal revenue reports collections ici
the city Of Richmond today as follows: Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, Si,lsO.5O; To-
/ bacc0s. S300s.52. Total internal revenue
collections for city Of Richmond to-day
s7.slS.s2.
one wagon from POwhatan county ar
rived Yesterday 40 Crenshaw's warehouse
containing the entire crops Of nine (9) dii
ferent tobacco planters Of that county
Some idea may be formed from this as 20 ihe
Iuaucity of the crop, and as 70 the condition
of the farmers, TO whom tobacco IS tn'
money crop.
The Richmond tobacco market, outside OF
sales ON the breaks and West Virginia
/ lriehts az auction on Change, was dull anc
quiet to-day. . MOL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
MARKETS nY TELEcEAru.
Baltimore Market.
pn,uorr' Sid. January io.-co,toH

BA1rruoEr. nd. January io.-cotioH
steady: middling. l0Ic. Flour irmerf
ll0ward-street and Western SUPERIOR f-.-J
02.15; do. extra, $3.50 $500; de-. fam
lis. S3gO0S4.40: City mills. bio brands,
extra. $3.50 $3.50; winter wheat patent
$i.G00Sf.9O; spung do. ,1hNnf '.21i ao'
straight. $2.f50s2.1j; d.. extra. $3.50.
Wheat Southern quiet. fuiiI. l2N SEE;
Loneberry, 13Nsic.; Western dull; 40. 2
winter red. spot and January. 7sIe. Corn
Southern frmer and higher; white, d-H i'c.;
yellow. 32M3sc.; Western quiet; mixed,
spot and January. 3l3fW3l5tc. Oats quiet
and steady; Southern and lennsyl Iva
mia. 2sW3lc.: Western white. 31N3ic.: do.
mixed. lsm 21c.; graded. so. .. white. Bic.
Rye dun and unchanged; prime 90 choice,
j7059c Provisions quiet and lrn. Mess
pork. $1,000. Bulk meats-Loo-e shoulders,
&c.; long clear and clear ribs -.dos Co.;
surar-pickled shoulders, g. GO; sugar-curcd
smoked shoulders. oisc.; small. ID. lM ilc..
large. lea lOi5 c. Coffee quiet. h.l cafeoes.
far, l0a lgIc. sugar sifunFi 4 soit Olfe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
Chicago Market.

,fessra Baldwin & Farnum telegraph
1i'-,,,s Rranch AZ Co. as follows
Cmc.co. January l0.-Wheat-Ihe mar.
,eteath has been very narrow one. Al
e5c theeiowd got very bullish, but they we, Mer.
snnniied with AN they wanted at lssc. lha'
NJ eoid out. and crowd turned 10 other side
'rsis RI an That can be said Of the market
~. morrow being saturday, We rather iooh
sor another squirt. but II is a sale on Taiiie'
,.hiie snrb "A state Of affairs exist. cable
e,'odv moderate demand price uh
..t.n.o1. Corn duh, but fairly hrin Nefi
NM doing IN it. Ii is TOO low 10 sen sh1i'
I'D, me- bnlls may lose premium between lhi'
cd Nav. Gables unchanged. Vats uui
ana iiloiess. Provisions dui -, 1870
ihen weak; firmer later. we s'''' ''"'' ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Yes; tis tnic have lovers shrce
Do yon wonder I'm in a cuqrdaryf
For which 90 chose q is bard Go zen
When ] love them each ana ai wen
The art bears TIA bis handsome face
Ills passport % womane grace
Ills eyes are luminous rod gray miei.
Ills checks are roses the winds ill, kissed.
and shimmcrls gleama o' Wr'i-ht thread
The wealth Of csfis Oh hifthare.y head
And when bis love impas0Iolel Dec tells.
Ny heart with q love responsive awols
To DTS icr'cnt pleading cannot say
A cool. decisive, uniclter.ng "Nay"
The scconl is dark, aai grand. and grave;
Nieht shadows among his tro.ees wave.
d. DDS great deep eyes would seem TO be
Visions more Cham mere moffaIs SEQ
ll.s simple - love you' s eloquent
or wells of affection ali uppent
And she who Is queen Of his stolfflet heart
Nay De- sue oi her reign 'uutli death shal
part'
Tho th'ri-ah. tho story poets have tod
or hair IKE "a crown of FURNISHED COLA.
OF eyes thdt rival tho ssppa.rca hue.
And Chat dance ite waves of tle ocean blue
OF tAo dimpes chat play 40 hiie and seek
lH rounded chin and DID either check.
While Che mischief that iarts n every canc.
Makes havoc with healis Use Canii'g lance
Ho never h.s lola 90 DIS lose l1r uc
Iut o. m as sure az Be- as cll De-
Notwithstanding au flis. 90 is often said
That NIi doubtless Dee an cola maid"
And $40. porhlr. mr.t own tNe tannt
For these tar,e lovers al cli ae "auuf,"
Audit frf lfc and tlo second three.
hrl t.r ta.l f enc year OH. ynl SEQ
Carrie L. Han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
DYSPEPSIA CURED
by TIE USE OF.
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MlN0R DRUG co.
OXFORD, 81. C., september s


~ n T. WnrdI. Ct0f Ctli. &c..
rtf.,g.th ,rrai pleasure THAT certify tnnt
b, fnn USE flIase Clty Mineral Water my
WIZ. WAS flowed OFF fie worst ease OF oA-i 'i-
~Ia lever -nw. abe v.meut p. tWtn pc
most miraculous thr trouble, nnginniih- H-
DO did. from chronic cafafin HialIlii.. lh iv"rli
the entire month OF January una ntuiit .ii
OBJ February. tle present year, ihe pitl.u'
afo nO oIDxceUt small quantities OF shlln-
mod milk any and alI medicines ne
SIMPLEST and lilndest--tctcd ls lIliHiith
,,flnDvrr taken. EIsmHth and .HcI o. pepsi p
were ts~rIf uD D. very soon alter being .nMuA-
lowed. From The nrst part " eoi wy 20 'i,c
first of July hur i1ui CONSISTED y.u4 "i pay, p
and mu~n. with occasionally ine yolhs ol
Iafl led oags (neNCr more than Two at p
limo -na w.. reduced from 100 llunle I'D
ms rrflrlis fu weight. che went 90 me MINI
eral Hotclai Chase tity July ON. IN one
week Improvement WAS lDicfNNnit' 40 ti'
end DftneHrl sgd. B she came home, npiti-
nUtfv frrnsfo. med into another being hc
o.,-l-i ratalno.t ANY of the ordinary articles
of Diet She had ellre i in uiai nl.u.. az.
TWENTY-FIVE pounds of flesh, going rom 10
fo no pounds This Improvement mas con-
f.u.nI and her health would mo- NoNul now
Dos rrfiDcl. hHd Dot liver tfouNlc OF lt'.i1
Dritin temporarily retarded nci recover
Whenever amy or lci" nl uici oi-.-lD ,,
nlr.nr r.rs i0r hDr bottle OF "iNlrc Guy
Mineral Water" and I'D seldom falls To ie-
NeF'. .. 10, ..,,ft. q,
nfv ovucro nco with your water ih lull- p
number of cases tends iO confirm nc lh JOY
0uirinn That w'll cure almost in1 case %.
nfd dyslcus n. that .s io says Mh'io IT..
cause of trouble ls fermentation ii 'lo
stomach. in other words, VI mere tl.' n ,
malignant disease. ana iht at'l-'"'' i' ''
main organ involved. ,,
Ncrv respectfully and graieiuNy ours
S. ID. BOOTH, 81. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
New York Cotton lr,rtet.

NEW YORK. January l0.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price & Co.. in their cotton circular
tonight. say. Liverpool reacted ibis morn
Ing from the highest prices touched on THIS
advance. bat rallied and closed lrmer 40
about Yesterdays quotations. ihe move
mori 20 the interior towns is $4,000 bales
less than last week and about $1,000 bale,
less than last year, while the stocks lose
upwards of 10000 bales, leaving the move
mpuf from the plantations some 1N.NNI bales
below last season. our market closes to-
night at the best prices reached fn's season,
but operators are timd about following Tine
advance until tire situation is more clearly
defined. Should these receipts De q correct
indication of tine crop prices Nlil nNfHn.
still further. as the strength oi lfeifOo. Us
based upon q belief Chat the crop is ri.l.N
bales. aud unless tine movement from now
en- continues 90 equal chat OF lH'' Me cam
scarcely hope % reach That estimate
Futures closed @ CO. ODD points higher
Sales. ll1. 900 bales. spot cotton stead!
middling uplauds. 1885, sales. l'sl ni.e-'
Receipts at ports estimate 10 800 -'.''I Nii. 50
January. 10.3iN 1922; ehru1f.- lN.l.f
1895: March. lO4i9lOi5; april i9.'ie
1852. MAY. 1850 1850; june, ii.Din lO..li
July. 1860 1870: August ll.liW '.lf;
September. 1898. October -.0lH
1902.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed Grim; mll-
ding uplands. SGD. Sales iz.0'0 n-ie-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

GAINESVILLE, TENN, January s.-Oul
receipts are fair for the period Of the year
and consist of both old and new crop.
our sales for the week ending to-day were
$50 hOgsheads. There was no material
change i'm the quality Of the breaks. The
market was firm, with leaf irregularly &c
higher
The warehouses are working steadily &c
sell out their stocks Of old tobacco, which
arc diminishing steadily under the weekly
sales and shipments. The loose tobacco
market is quiet. NJ. II. CLARK a BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Young LADY, want very styiish i"
and something awfully becoming.
,rninor-Now, here is one that thinb
would suit. The broad brim Is cspeci"iil
suitable for you. IN
Young Lady-That won't do at an
cto,y me something with anarrow hrim
rsotto voce,-The sleighing season D.
coming on and Harry must nave " '''''
chow IN least. Kearney Enterprise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

A good story is told Of Paul carpenter.
He is. as everybody knows, son OF inc
lato Senator Matt u. Carpenter and the
incident happened when he was a very
vouny bow and while his father was rep
reeentinr Che state ia the senate. AZ
Gathering one evening somebody said;
Gwen. Paul. what are you going TO n'
when You grow up'
"Oh. don't know" replied the young
oatriot I'D like TO be a hack driver
t,t ennnose III have 90 be a senator
like papa. Milwaukee Wisconsin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

stuff will sell some higher. luf 40 fen doilars
wc would rather sell than buy. E-imliai
hogs tomorrow 1900, hui would not De
surprised 10 see 1900. There h0s been no
GOOD selling to-day, but some longs hive re
allied. Until we see some good buying.
would not advise short sales. hut think con-
soryative sales around so viii pay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
Kew York Financial Market

NEW YORK. january io.-Money closed o.
finer cent. Exchange steady posted i..''''
fS9U4-j: actual rates. 1872 llf -iA'I eN. 20
and 4.6it Tor demand. nDf
commons. ll6 BID: as. do. lNl bid.
Ths stock market WAS ouh ana hee'f
fhrouohout fhc morning. $50 noon Ii''
were generally fraction lower iaan lAei
nights closing. ln tle afternoon OBJ. N. II-
kct was as dun as during iAe forenoon ''.
was stronger. especially in tHe last nli
hour. Delaware and l'ufon "a7 exc. i-
tionaliv strong. advancing per c.hl' D Do.
remainder 0f The list closed Irregular 'll.
of the list being slightly higher thi 'ih-i-
lower 90 "a similar extent. INe ei'.a ".it
19g.tz1 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

As reported by Davenport O. Aciiis.'
D..,... Two sf,ir,-. gl.. to sf.l5. three
strings. $40 90 s.; four sirIne- $3.50 o.
$3.50: i've strings, $3.50. Market on al
grades has advanced illl BID lti cOII'
B0skefs-Mil ioW. SLID l) fi.aJ lef nest,
split. 80 iO l1c. per dozen.
dozen. 50 20 soc.
Canned C15n-IWO pounds. Dor dozen.
7j 10 slc.
WcrraQs-l.Oe. half barrel. $40 totf.i.
North Carolina CUT per- barrel. 5000 Ii -
gross. per barrel. $500 to $40. MARKET
strong for reliable good I'l ii.i-i!
hacked.
PIce- Carolina. 3 f0 Gee. Hn-o0n. Pc.
Sdlf-liYerr00I, uom e.'ie, fl'.',
Ground alum from store. per sack, e'c.. fl
s1OO. Market u.alHnged
Sugnr-6ral Ialad. +; c0rieetonor
Xxx. eo0 gfle fo Di.e. SD 4. fire.
~, s.. -l-a. 81 3 800. No.. Il.c. Nen
strony probability of ln advance.
ycr.-Black. 1l f0 tnc.; Oaore, % o.
BOO. ,,lupouder. ODD t0 ~lc.
C6fce-Rio. 10 90 10isr.; Larayra. I'D o.
2Ollc.; Java. - to -e. SER! t-nn
probability of an advance. enc
Bnckefs-lailleai ''' "i'' '''''
three hoops fl''''
IaN5W-ic.
Lqr9-purc. 73(c.; pressed. lile.
Nf0luSses-EXtra. h0gslcad. l3 to llc.;
barrels. 10 90 l6c.; genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. - 90 3-c.; tsw Orleans PRIME
TO CHOICE 80 l9 .''' .......... ,.-,.,,4
S00p-N ashin- a'l lo &C.; l.r l'uN'
NJ. o.t...,,,t etra,.
...-,.
H0V-No. I Timothy. irf lN1' I'-''
SiLo9; $40. ,, si2 to 2ls..'i miA''i' ~ To 'i'
Ous-Balcd. S1o7l2.
Sh.'f.' D..i.'.' pr iai ,o,.,fs IS 10
f0c.; loose, pressed iii-e ...'.-'
Cement; l.''.'.' - ... s...,
ce"',t.a ~. l, ... i.,.o. i...- si..5 +.
u".,i f''.
fl.9N. ,..., .... l...-.i sfo p.
b., t.."'1 '.,.nr si 1- piterfon' sfo5. ST.
{l.loi An l,.l, ~. ~ .i
u In. '''' ,.,,n 81. Ground. $3.50 90 So.
! u. = t,...' $3.50 "a t-fotI -i
N"i'l'''" f'''-
Flour and Aeal'
Flour-Richm0nd patent roller family
sj.r0 fo S.: fancy family. 50; family
! "a go 10 $40: choice extra. f'.ll Or 1910.
evfra 1925 % $3.50. fine. $3.50 i0 ri.
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confederate.

Fond Mamma Why don't you take
your dollie with you TO toe tea pai'y'
Little Dot don't hn. do'li' W'' ,.
IKE folks 70 know ut she h.sn , s,', , ,'.
Be-, nlnmercloihes. New YORK " ''A'
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s,1Es REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wbeat-Longberry, 600 bushels good a
Sic. Mixed, % bushels very good on pIi
yato terms. Shortberry, 500 DuSheis NeIl
coon on private terms; w 6usnels 'eI 4
good at sec; - bushels Sooa AZ 90
3nsheis common al soc. Total sales
wheat, ]. o33 bushels.
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Shipsiuf. per ton. Sii.
nowr-iuf. per ton. $500.
Bran. per ION. $1,000 % $3.50
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
I.nlabcr-Wh oak. per 1000, $40 20 SIS,
yellow pine. framing timber, 81 % $40 Per
1000: boards 81 On $40; poplar. West Viz
glnia. so. I. go; 80. p. f-5i NO. D. $40.
IRON. steel Nails, fie.
Tr0r-Amorica refined. OH Dominion
bar. rer pound f0f standard sizes. l-i0c.;
Fneli.h Ind American Sheet % % 1llc.;
Swolea hammered q t0 Be-. hoop, % llle.
Nais-OM Dominion, standard size,
g. ~. steel. f2.35.
Walker harse--hoes So; mulas. S..
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COTTON KEroRr.
Market firm.

Market firm. -
O,of0fi Middling, s3<c.; lew Afs
Aim gilc.: good ordinary, SIC.
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Hichmond stocE Market.
RICHMOND. Va, January 10, 1890.

Reported by John L. Williams 4 Son
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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RICHMOND, Va, January 10, 1880
OFFERINGS.

Wheat-G.5 $50 bushels.
Corn-1.7i0 bushels.
Oats-i,Ol0 bushels.
Hpql-l6 bushels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-08-27

Mr.. Carlisle took part in the discussion of
the proposed tin-plate duty in the Senate
last week, and citing a statement made be-
fore the House committee on ways and
means by Mr.. Cronemeyer THAT the quanti-
ty of n-plate annually imported into the
United States was 1892 tons, costing $2S,
100000, and that the production of that ma
terial in this country would give employ
ment to 900 workmen) said that he made
calculation of the wages which those work
men would receive under these conditions
If onc-half of the $23,O0O,O00 was spent in
wages (the other half going for material and
expenses) each one of the workmen would
receive the magnificent sum of S38.S3 per
year; and if the whole amount was paid on
wages each one of the workmen would re-
ceiye $76.66 per year. And that, he said,
was the sort Of statement on which this leg
islation was asked.