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The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-09
BONDS AND STOCKS.



New York Exchange.
NEW YORK, July s.-The stock market
opened this morning rather irregular, as
compared with last night In the closin q
figures, but strength soon appeared,
and yesterdays losses were In many cases
recovered before the endof the first half
an hour. Trading In coaiers and Rrangers
received most attention and were followed
later by Oregon, Transcontinental and
sugar refineries. The market closed dull
and generally steady. About the hest
prices Of the day were: Jersey Central
advanced 2H and Oregon Transcontinen-
tai III.
Government bonds steady.
Pctrolcum-United closed. August S9Js.
Bar silver-$1.OlX.
Copper-Purely nominal; Lake, July,
$l6.65.
Lead-Dull; domestic. $i.47H.
Tin-About steady; straits, 5000.
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PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Wool dull I;
prices nominal; territorial fine, 16d22.
BosToN, July s.-The wool demand is
moderate; territory grades in fair request,
60d62c for fine, 5snf0c for fine medium.
and 53u 55c for medium; California, liza
2ic; Oregon woods quiet and best eastern
will not sell at over 20a PIE, and average
l1mtSc
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LONDON, July s.-Another disortlerly
mob gathered i'm Bow street tonight but
the mounted police preserved order. Al
10 o'clock all taverns about Bow street
were cleared and several persons were
arrested. The mob made furious at
tempt to rescue them and a battle ensued
in which several constables were badly
injured. After midnight the excitement
all subsidized,
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HE CONTRIBUTED rwo-THIRDs
And the Collection showed No Increase
In His Popularity.

And the Collection showed No Increase
I'm His Popularity.
From the Churchman.
The late DIR. Cook, of Haddington, after
assisting the late Dr. Forsyth, Of Merriam,
at a service, repaired as usual 10 the
manse. While in the enjoyment of a lit
tie social intercourse the minister OF Nor
ham-which, by the way, is one of the
smallest parishes in Scotland-quietly re-
marked 20 his brother divine. A)octor,
you must be "a very popular man in the
parish" "Ay," replied the doctor. "how's
that?" .'Why," rcjoined the other. "our
il is ninepence ." "Oh, is that all ?r said
DIR. Cook; then wac's me for my popu-
larity, for put in the extra sixpcnce
mysclfr
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The Hottest ofthe season,

PITrsBURG, July s.-The hottest day in
fiveyear was to-day, ~ in the shade.
Many of the mills were closed. A large
number Of prostrations but SO far no fa-
talities were reported.
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MissouIa Real Estate Transfers.

Special Correspondence of the standard.
MissouLA, July s.-The following are
the real estate transfers recorded here
since our last report:
T. 4 Winslanley to william y Ioyd
1 nj, lots I, ,, !, 4, :, Il, $50, Ia, ~
aud l2 block -, Union addition fsSs "a
W u. Guswood Ia n NV schwitz, one
third Interest In Eage quartz lode, ioO 20
NJ X Ionant to q W lawson, piece oT
Upanrrl of land at smith valley . zoo op
I'M Mciiaiiec 10 W y Mcliaffee, one
half Interest IN lots and ., block -,
,.c;.p Higgins addition. ,.....,.....,-, 5.oo "a
u w Mcconnell, trustee, To- Annie
AenNe, l9ts -, ~ q and -, block I.
Cooks addition. .,..... ....,.......... tta ~
" J stephens 10 y " Mcconnell,
hl"cks 2. :, 10, II, y aud ~. South
NPR X Cot u A winstanlcy II al,
lots ~, y and H. block ~. Mcoon-
nell addition. lot II, block ~, Ms'on.
nell addition lots II and II, block -,
Higgins addition; -. ...;7 2,po ~
swalslany, wl lots y, T. and iS' block 80,
J A Armiiage 10 Charles n Cochran,
lot !, block !, Central addition. n......, "a o.
/ James Narr Il uN Ia j sheriff.
east one-lIalf Of block T. Johnsou's
| addition to Corvallis ........... st,, IN
A 4 johnson Ia W NJ Rrkiord, Bir
,n5 placer claim ,,.....:.. 1000 10
lol Y olock p, Higgins addition. $3.50 10
| Hiram Knowles 10 Robert ! Herman.
lots 2nd :, block ~. Knowles addl.
!, uSnai i 4, .;:,;,...;.. i.so %
- and -, block ), Mccormick add,
| Ton No ?. ........,....,.......,.....,. l.so o.
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Closing stocks

Money on call easy, 4E@6.
Prime mercantile paper, 5u1.
Sterling Exchange-Actiye and strong
60 day bills, $4.s4l.; demand, Sass.
Mining quotations as follows:
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Kennedy Won the Race.

LONDON, July s.-Psotta, the American
amateur sculling champion. competed
with Kennedy in the first heat for the
diamond sculls AT Henley regatta to-day.
Kennedy won the heat by four lengths.
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Little Good It'iI DO.

SHEFFIELD, July s.-The mayor has
called meeting for Monday next To pro-
test against the Mckinley bill.
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Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign Exchange
and transact u general banking business.
Collections promptly attended to. EH.
change drawn on london, EdlnhurR,
Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, Paris,
Hamburg. Berlin and all the
leading cities of Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16


NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price a. Co.. in their circular tonight, say
The statistical position as developed by
This mornings Chronicle. is as follows: In
terror receipts for week, 1894 bales; last
wear. GS.jlS. Plantation deliveries, l95lli
last year. ll9.436. Crop in sight, 6.fjS. III !;
last wear. j.Hj.SSJ. Visible supply, 2,Hoj,-
-2: last year. abbott. Total European
stocks and ahoat, Jl,700; last year, l,os1,-
100. The changes in the position, as com
pared with last week. favor the bulls, ana
iO-day's receipts will probably not exceed
$1,000. Large buying orders have been eN-
acuted here presumably for Liverpool ac-
count. and yet the market is practically UNI
changed. With the feeling, II anything, less
confident than 10 was. because OF the failure
II the market TO respond 10 these bullish
figures. Liverpool, too, is apathetic. The
spot market. however, is quoted nrm' ana
sales are fairly good for saturday. Futures
are partially 1894 better
spot cotton L. firm and Unchanged mid
land uplsnds n 5-1G. sales 3il bales.
Futures closed steady aud I % points
higher ss follows: February, ll.22@ LIB;
March. ll.2fa -; April, ll.2s@ ll.29; May.
1880 1884. June, N.3o@ ll.1; July, ll.42W
tl.43: August, lL44Wll.lJ september
lO.146lO.Ij: October. 1850 1910 NoYem-
Der. lO.250 1927. Receipts az ports to-day
estimated AZ 1000 bales, against ll,l2l
bales last week. In Liverpool spot cotton
l0sed steady middling uplands, 1863.
sales. 5000 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

AsuEvuLn. y. c.. feb. li.-Our market
has been very well supplied with stock du-
ring tine past week, and ADJ offerings find
eager bidders. While the general standard
OF quality and color may Doe slightly lower,
there are still offered every day some of tho
finest wrappers and cutters Of the season.
and there Is no decline n the prices paid
ON the contrary. the lendenci az prices lOi
all c0lOr- is rather upward.
The sales here for Che four months ending
the lst instant. show an increase of s2H,Oli
pounds: as compared with the correspond
Ing period 0f last season. This does not in.
dictate "a larger growth for 1889 than for 1855.
hut only larger receipts before the holidays
than ever before. While our crop of 80 D.
doubtless fully as large as the year before
the statistics 400 the close Of the tobacco
year. will not show DE-; ms agents, sent oul
by eastern markets. and especially by Dan
vile. have caused much larger quantity
than ever before, 90 bee shipped by the plant
er.f direct tO those markets. 10 is nov
thought larger crop will Dee pitched i'm THE
section this year than ever before.
j BOILING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

c)lors Of the California copper king. The
declarations may decide this question. but
there is no doubt that both The son ~ Prince
Charley and the daivhier ~ Glpniig hatr
Ncen admirably treated in the distribution
Of the weights Owners do not always see
things in their true light. AID 10 may be that
Mr.. lIoggin is dissatisfied with the allot-
ment of weight for Salvador.
The English pheasants originally import
ed into this country by Mr. Pierre Lorril-
lard. and given their freedom in New Jer-
sey ON his game preserves there. have in.
creased wonderfully, and this seas1n AZ.
Mlded nNlllIehl amnseIncnt. AK.
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WA )LEsALE PRICE CURRENT
Groceries. Etc.
Reported by Davenport & Morris.

Reported by Davenport & Norris
Rrooas-Two strings, 90c. 70 SLID; thre'
,trings. Lao % 81; four strings. $l.vO L
$3.50: i've strings, $3.50. Market on al
rades has advanced fully ID per cent.
Basksfs-Willow, Sl.l5 10 Si.5Oper nest
,plit. 80 % 75c. per dozen.
Canned IomdtOes-Ihree pounds, pc
lOzen, 20 70 soc.
Canned Corn-rwo pounds, por dozen
70 20 Soc. -.o.o
He,vinqs-Roe. half barrel, 1913 10 $3.50
North Carolina cut. per barrel, $500 10 70
ross. Der barrel. $500 TO $40. Markel
strong FOR reliable good hsh properly
packed. 49,.
Carolina, 8 10 &C.; Rangoon, 411c:
,Saif-Iiyerp00l, from store, Sl.1o
ground alum nom store, per sack, ooc',
Sl.Oo. Market unchanged.
Sn0ars-Granulate Ga; coniectloners
A. 63.c.. soft A, 55sc. % Z sc; No. l, o1sc
| Va. 8 53lc: No. 3, j1sc; ,. 4, o4c.
TsaS-Black. y 10 5Oc.i Oosong, - Z
soc: eunpowder, 20 to s5c.
Cofee-Rio, II 10 20Hc.; Laguayra, II
9ofle. lava, - 10 2oc. Very stron
probability Of an advance OF D 10 10 point
BUctets-Painted, tive hoops, SLID
three hoops, sl.5O.
| TdUOic-lc.
Lard-Pure, 7Ac.; pressed, 5lsc.
Molasses-Extrs, hogshead, 10 10 loc
barrels. IS u lOc.; genuine golden syru
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1he coIor Llne ln .he q. a. b.


The color lire las assumed curious
asd somc~ hat SCI lou. phase IA Louisi-
ataani Mss's igl j. tbc resOlt Of which
Is ihst there are uO~ in hat depariment
two Grand Army organ.zstionsand Two
department commanders. One 0f these,
he purely white. il presided over by
George 7. Hodges. and the other. OF
mixed complexion. headed by District
Commander Jacob Cray. who fret
grant1 = charter 10 negro poet.
IL seems that Captain Gray = course
IN cOnsenting TO act as one Of the pail
bearers &C the funeral Of J,iferson Da-
Wis led TO falling out between him-
sell ard the white Grand Army pests,
and Il il charged that his subsequcnt
activity in the organization o. coioiei
posts Is due % the 100 feeling thus en-
rendered. However lais may De-. there
are now ten colored pests under full
headway. with membership much
more than double that ~ ihe seven
white posts: and yet, though they all
fought under The same flig and for the
same Cause. there is no aiiiliatlon be-
tween them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16
New York Produce Market.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Feb. lj.-Flour quiet, but
steady: Minnesota extra. $3.50 sob; Cit!
min extra, 259l4J; for West Indies fine.
81. 409 2.3j; superine, Sl.j0@2.50. Wheat
active. J.. higher; No. , red winter, 49,
cash: So. red. February, s45sc. Corr
drm. and = higher; No. mixed, 5Jl4c..
cash: do. February, 3jbc. oats quiet ano
steady. No. . mixed, 2l-Fc., cash; DO.
February. 2Istc. Pork dull; new mess
Lard steady; March, 36.ls
sugar refined. steady; cut-loafand crushed
ne: granulated 65.c.; mould A, O14c
Cofse steady; fair Rio cars0es, ly4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

D-nHA,f. y. g.. Feb. li.--maller breaks
and general stilenln5 on all grades Were
the noticeable features Of our market tnis
week Filters were less abundant. ana the
demand became .0 strong that prices adj
yanced hfty per cent on this grade. Wrap
ners were s0 scarce that very few desirable
lots could Doe found. smokers of The lower
types were more abundant, but high. Cut
iers were more plentiful than amy of tlt
other classes OF leaf and We're eagerly
bought af ION market figures. The Dukes
are very heavy buyers of the latter KIND Oh
leaf. and watch the market closely, taking
iu all that are suited 90 their purposes al
prices which seem t0 be satisfactory 10 sell
er-. THERE'S much speculation here as 20 the
nr0norii0n OF the crop sold. and buyers gen.
orally believe that haif of the 1859 crop has
Iaan marketed. WEBB & KRAMER.
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lBy.Tslegraph

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-rhe stock market
this morning was fairly active, l28,JW
shares changing hands ia the two hours OF
business % the close. Values were weak.
except for the sugar trusts during the first
hour. and the generally active list declined
under the lead Of Louisville and Nashville
y 10 D.. per cent Rock Island, Missouri
Pacific and Wisconsin Central were the
next most active stocks. sugar, on
the other hand. advanced l5s. Aitei
Il O'Clock there was some rec0F-
.rv i'm the regular list in the first few
dealings. but this entirely disappeared upon
,he appearance Of the tbank statement al
lf.3O. showing "a loss in reserves Of S2,oOl.-
500. The sugartrusts declined 25s per cent
I'M the hour 10 noon. and the whole list closed
weak at the lowest prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

HorKINsyILLE. KY. Feb. Receipts
continue very LIGHT and sales are small,
consisting mainly Of new crops, which j.
mostly in soft order, and is taken almost
entirely for factory purposes at prices much
above those current for old crop. our mar
kct presents no new features, ana tfansac-
lions are too small 90 Dee Of much interest.
We would remark that while new Tugs sci.
AT about the same prices as old, new Teal
runs more towards The outside prices OF oui
quotations. VI. n. CLARK * BROTHER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Mn. Feb. l5.-0otten nomi.
nal. middling. I've. Flour steady and
UNCHANGED. Wheat Southern quiet: fultl
,6aSis.: Longberry, Sic. No. Cred, sl1s2c.'
steamer 40. ., red, l5W I6c.; Western
steady: No. >. winter red. spot NW ousic
Coru-southern firm; white. os4 42c.
yellow. 35@3gc.: Western. steady; mixed
spot and February. 36;, G30 Sc, oats hrm
southern and Pennsylvania, 2sGolc,
Western. white. 29i4G Bic; do. mixed
l7i5M29c.; graded. No. . white, 5o@5lc
rye dull. but u0minslly steady; prime
choice. 56@jsc. Provisions steady ano
unchanged. Petroleum unchanged. Gomez
irm: Rio cargoes, fair, 1910. sugar steady
4. son, 6i4c.; copper refined l3}a@ 1870
Whisky firm. 1880 LlO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

VIII you heed the waruing-tnS, s',,e ERR
M d,sesse Consuinption? Ask yourselves
~ yoa 'e can afford for the sake Of sasi ,a 81
cents 10 run me risk and do noIi,hE ~ gn re-
Ne know from experience tnet sh}io ,s. rms This
will cure your Cough. IL nevSl 81 notfles
sye,e soi,3 he pan year IL relieves CIoni
ana Whooplng Cough at once, h s'nn Sold
MOI be without H. sample Do,i ies H. ~
by Bodeker brothers anu III n s;reets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

naefatie conference OF the General
"ilI De held iu the hall Of the
" Delegates tomorrow night.
.'Nt Ile subjects for consideration will
election laws IN general. The APP
'N.ni rI judge for the County Court
hampton. Vice Judge IlamlintOn $.
.'..'. eised, viii also be considered. tits
Also that the Virginia debt cases
COME up for discussion again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16
The Dakota Ioit nv.

Docency has uiumphed m North Da-
kota. and the scaudaious lottery bill "a
dead. The new state bad "a narrow
escape from committing Itself TO "A
policy which would have ruined its
financial credit and placed a blot on its
name .hatl would have been impossible
10 ehace. 10 would have proved a
source OF endless mischief, NOT cny 10
the State. but TO rs people as irdiyidu-
ais. ard TO the people If other States.
a little brief property might have en-
sued. bat ultimately an enormous price
would have had to bs paid Tor it. Inc
citizens of North Dakota are 10 be- cou-
graduated upon their escape ffom an
impending calamity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

The American Newspaper Publishers
Association did the right thing when
they adopted a resolution expressing
hearty sympathy with the effort 60 Sc
cure the enactment Of an International
Copyright law lin the interest 81 the
national honor aud welfare Ii spite
OF the obvious iuttice which demsnds
The passage Of the biil now before Con-
gress. there ia a certain opposition 10 10.
aud an Indifference thai approaches
opposition. Hence every expression Of
approval Of The measure u welcomed
by iis friends. and Wil De- helpful IN
securing votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16
Chicago Market.



CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-Proyisions weak.
Closing: Wheat-February 74isc.; March
,5c.; Nav. ~. Corn February, zi5c.'
March. 5sc.: May, 20 Oats-MArch, nc
Nav. 2OLm2lc. Pork February, $50
March. $9.lJ: May. S9.g7ls. Lard-Feb.
ruary. $3.50; March sj.s2lg: MAY, S9.y214
short ribs-Msrch, $40; May,S4so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

RALEIGH. y. c.. Feb. 4.-Receipls have
been light this week Now, that We have
had season. fall sales are expected. Mar
ket is strong 0n good tODaccO-.
j. W. HOBOOOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

A NAGABOND's Honor, by Ernest Do
Lancey Pierson. Bedford Company, New
York.
THK COUNTESS MuTA, by Charles How
srd M)ntigue. iielford Company, New
J Ork.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

IinllAdcll ma ltlNHiAll+I
The fact is that Congress has ceased
to be a power in the land; it las shown
such lack 81 wisdom. Of integrity, Of
patriotism. as 10 make it distrusted and
condemned. Il isan aggregation Of self
ish politicians. and, % remarkable de-
gree. represents the low political tone
OF ibe p. esent day which ia probably a
good deal lower than It ever before was
IN the history If the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

BUFFALO lIIIA WAItRn
and followed
other
sOLy ~ properties the r na' ven IN fii.
violent attacks
COII gravel
inflammation lanui sn
TIE ana
H.ing
teC the bladder 700 h
the rlshnc Of
otedre %
ITHA IN quantities which he could pear
roma
pose quantities incredible Al events i.r passing s "~,s, e
ALLOW
Win TEAsOONFuL TWO tter etery ~ ~ 2 & ~ The
Hoard andwh had there dried
,n of ae and bis feet again Al In ~tuS as
perfectly well ana reels of Inc hts' ""o many
dney0 r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16
RANK sIAIEAIENr.

NV YORK. February lj.-ReserNe'
decrease. ~. 1851. 500: loans. increase, 81
IA. 800: specie. decrease. 1882 900; legal
tsnder,. decrease. S3i2,GQV; deposits, de-
crease. si,25l.20O; circulation, increase
$4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

RrcnMoAo. Va. February Is. 1890.

Reported By Jchn l.. Williams 4 sen
tank.rs and brokers'. no iii Main street.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1890.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat-1.0l0 bushels.
30 bushels.
Oats-'OO0 bushels.
Rye-l4 bushels.
s6Lrs HErORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Longberry, loo bushels prime
ON private terms; j6 bushels prime at Sc.
Mixed. 500 bushels prime on private termo.
shortbofrY. l52 bushels very good ON private
terms: - bushels good az e2c. Total sales
ofwheat. 2.03O bushels.
Ree-l4bushcls very good az o2c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market hrin.
Ou0fat0ns.-Middiirg, lO3+c.i low MD
Hing, s7kc.; COED ordinary, Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

Nafis-Qd Dominion, standard size,
s. -: steel. S2.35.
Walker horse-shocs. 81; mules, 81.
Lumber, slaves, ste.
IunaJcr-white oak. per i,0oo, $40 70 sls,
yellow pine. framing timber, 81 % $40 per
i.OO0: boards. s. 10 fi0; poplar, West W.
ginia, No. /. $50; No. ?, 80; No. 3. Si5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

'' .D' manufacture Of ladies' phaetOns
mere Z, no superior 10 David A.
Nf''e , 10 aud y Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

ur.i aud referred. By SIT. J. r. Ma
'.f.iO .lr submitting the question
license il lle quollned voters OF
n.oI district in King George
lery Petition OF John W. Ramey
.'s 'o vote on "a stock law in Lee dis
.E county.
DO INCORPORATE the town Of
Mason. Petition of lO6 voters
George. asking iO have the liquor IL
.rsNuu submitted 90 The qualined
l.luNmnock district OF said
r nainsDefger. TO amend and re-
'..u Iiiui chapter 81 Of the Code or
providing fees tO clerks Of courts IN
YIne.
I Chambers. For the fcll5f Of G.. 4.
HUN One lfIr. Of = Il. Burgess, de-
.'I.u0. ol D.. D. Burgess. late treas
'NiIIunhefIaui cuuuty.
OBJ ihg ca eular hy Mr. Berry. To
Dbl. qualified voters of Lee district. IA
county. to vote upon the question Of
. lN0mas Davis. 10 authorize the
supervisors of The county Of Ches-
appropriate money 10 the Chester
'ttIii troop.
In O'Clock ihe House found itself
quorum. and adjourned.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked

STATE sEcURffiE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

II is so singular that people should exc
press surprise that ioOtpads and highway
men are operating in the streets of New
York. and that cabs are held up. and pee
pie knocked sensclcss by the r0ughs who
nfest Che streets. An almost zimmerman
darkness envelopes more than tW0-thirds of
the big thgr0ughiares. When the electric
light poles went up the lamp post and its
accompaniment went down; and where
they found an abiding place is more than
mystery. Now that they are needed. they
are not forthcoming. so doubt inyestiga-
ii0n will show That they were converted into
the coin of the realm. The pef-0u RESPONSE
BILE for the restoration of the lamps seems %
Doe missing also. The existing state of
things is particularly pleasing 20 ihe
rOuune
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-11
Roman Civ Stars: One of The h

Kansas City STAR: One Of the mosI
important and one of the most rapidly
growing industries Of Kansas City Il
that of smelling. One-flfth Of the ell.
yer output and One-fifth Of the Iced
product Of the United States is sepa.
rated from the ores in Kansas City'i
manufacturing suburb, Argentine,
The Consolidated Smelling aud Re-
fining Company employs 400 men
throughout the year; has two million
dollars Of invested capital and IL the
largest institution Of itS kind In the
United States II not In the world. Il
furnishes Ahs railroads with thirty-tiVs
to forty cars of freight daily The
business has increased about Is per
cent the past year. The output OF
1889 is vaIued at close to seventeen
million dollars. The buildings for q
new smelter are being put mp and ne.
gOtiatlons are In progress looking to
the establishing Of q third.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-11
Beet Sugar ss Medicine Lodge.
Toueka Capital.


From the Medicine Lodge Sugar
Works Company the Capital has re.
ceived q sample of excellent 30 pei
cent pure crystallized beet sugar. Of q
very clean quality aud remarkably
white IN view of the fact that no col
oring matter or bleaching substance
was used in Its manufacture.
The company this year made Its ex-
pertinent In beet sugar with results
that are received with much gratifica-
ton throughout southern Kansas.
Four and four-tenths acres were plant
ed and the yield was q trife less than
sixty-one tons. From this product q
little over 10000 pounds Of sugar were
manufactured, all declared to be OF
equal quality with the sample received
at this Office.
From these figures favorable results
for the industry are expected. The
average yield per acre was about fonr.
teen tons, with something over 1874
pounds of sugar per ton. The work
this year was simply BY way Of exper-
iment and could not on 90 email Q
scale pretend to have any commercial
value. ,..
The product probably aggregated in
value considerably less than 81, 900.
With 200 acres planted the sugar
product ought to reach ct least $780,
ono.