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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-14

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une 8riiden gOmite cine 8erorbnuns,
tpeIde babin sieIt, ben Grunbbeiibern
an 8roSpeet Ibenue, sipifden 8eed
unb Scout, bic 8efusniB sur giipelIir'
uns Der Strabe 3u seben, anitatt Sab
bic 9Irbeit bon Der Stabt eef6dbe unb
bic Soften auf bic @runbbeiiber bertbeiIt
iperben. 2ebtere iparen babur6 ettpa
IS Yrpsent, ipeun bic 8erorbnunS pais
iiren iOate.-DaS Sanitdtscomite bes
ridtete au @uniten zines SetperS fir
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SIat), trobbem GOpIe euersii9 protes
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loIution, ipeI9e Der @ifen gompanie
erIauben fol-, an benz @ebar Gbenue
gnbe. Der 8oarins Srpof Bride elm
8abnseIeiie gu Iesen.-Gin 9lntras
paHirte, boB Der Wiapor bic 8uben an
benz Oitenbe Der 2adatpanna Ibenue
Bride entfernen laHe.-9ln 8eeditraBe,
in Der 10. g8arb, iOQen 9lipeairunsss
unb @oHenIinien fsitseiebt tperben.-
Cine 8erOrbnuns paiIirte brittle 2eiuns,
pel6e 8orfebruneen trifft 3ur 2esunS
bon Seitenpeeen, Rinniteiniebuns unO
@oHenpflaiterune an SbsiIen bon @iI'
Iotp, 9lIber unb Sidorp Straben unb
!gittstOn 9lpenue.
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Noraefehen I!

Gs brobt @sfabr, tpsnn man sa perIGumt
bic llntbGtiefeit Der 3isrsn 3u beben. Dae
treffide 8arfltiff Der @flunbbeit pirb aui
ben tpbtbrineenben Sanbbanftn Der Bright
fden 8ranfbeit unb bss 5arnfuiIsS frahben,
penn man es pbne Steusrruber auf biefflbsn
sutreibfn lGBt. NuG bic SIaIf, tpenn in ibrer
3bGtisfeit sebemmt uub prnn niht perifdnbi-
ger aBnsissbrau& iGleunisif has Stsurr na6
benz Si6erbritsbaftn ritftt pirb BON tem
3riebianb ber aranfbfit iiberbsdt psrbsn. Bel
ber Iuspabl fines llrin.treibenben 0lttteIs
ritte man fein aussniperf auf Spfstter's Sra
sen-Sitters, peI6es bic NisrenOrsane lfimu-
lirt pbne bielelbsn su irritiren unb an,usrei-
fen, 3psi gBrfunssn, pslRs unssbSriss Stimu.
Ianten, ju tpeltfn man 70 oft feline 3uiludi
ntmmt berpC9ubrinefn pfssen unb bic bic
Genten3 gu elmer nabtbeiligtn Riidpirfune
baben. Das 8itirrs ifGrft bic Risrsn unb bic
SIafe suiammrn NIT ben Rsrpsn uno 9rreau-
unssorsanen unb f6aft 70 bausrnbe Siilfs.
Qut bat es bic bppptIte Birfuns, @s6islfs-
btr @alenleiben, 9erIfppfung uno 8beunla.
tismus Su Dfrbinbrn unb su beilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-14
Sas Ebal abtp arts.

= Sn SeItspiqe ipurben Samitus
Morsen 3 nbr Srei Sduier be8 9bomaS
8oipIanbs, BON Spoe Harf, burd 6euer
serIt6rt. 3tpei 6erieIben ftanben Ieer,
i'm britten tpObnte bic Samilie 8i9aro
Sone8, beren NiitsIieber nit 9iotb in
ibren 9la6tfleibern entfamen. Das
sSeuer mar iebenfoIIS anseIeSt.
Tuhlurbillr. .-Die 8. 8. & SO. So.
sabIte am SreituS an allen bieii8en
@ruben.
- Serr nIri6 Sprser ber aeItere
nar IeBte @ode iebr franf.
SRI. Carrie Dit fdbrte am 0ons
nerIta8 einen iunsen Nann namen9
Ssames Sapis aIS ibren @be9emubl
beim.
- Serr @aspar 8urfie itarb Iebter
Wtittpo6 i'm glter bon 63 Sabren unt
ipurbe am 0onneritas i'm Soreit Somt
6riebbpfe beerbiSt. Serr 8aitor Wm
S6miOt belt bic @rabrebe.
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Sdn9erfeff Der ~Sereimi9tcn
SGn9er oUn Scranton.

g8ie ansebeutet, 1T Der 8eidIub,
neI6er se9en ben 8au elmer Sdn9ers
bale Iautete, in @iebererpd9uns SeSos
gen unb umseitOBen tporben, unb bic
Salle tpirb Jest auf bem freien @runOs
iiid Der Giien Gompanie, stpii6en SIo'
cum StraBe uno 9Saibineton Ipenue,
erri6tet unb 3tpar i'm nmfans bon rs
BEL 125 SUB. Die Concerto uno Der
@ommers iperben in Der Saae absebalten
unb 1T bic Sage cine ipeitau8 Before,
pie an Der 9renSe Der IL. Waro, mo
man faum Dor StDrunsen beS 8oipbps
eIementes fiher 9epeien tpdre. Sin
Gomite bon iunsen Damen 1T ebenfals
ernannt pprben, bic beim Bic Sic aIs
Iufwarterinnen bebalfIi4 iein iperben.
Bon 9biIa6elpBia lit bic Offsiele
Suia9e eineetrOifen, bab cine itarfe
Delegation Der 8ereinieten Sdn9er
(peI6e Organization 36 bOrtise Sereine
umfabt) an Dem Sibieite Sdnserfeite
tbeiInebmen ipirb.
9luber ben SdnSern bon 9bilubeIs
pbia baben bis bato folsenbe 8ereine
ibre IbeiInubme am Seits auSeiast :
Die 8ereinten Sanger bon 9feiparf ;
Manner9or, SupIep; @ermunia, @ar'
bonbale; Sdneerbuuc, @lmira; Uidn'
ner6pr, Bort Serbs; MGnner6or unb
2ieberfrans SonesoaIe, nit Utuiif
2iebertafel, gSilfesbarre; Iurner Sies
Oerfruns 9taentoipn.
8pei 8araoen finben am pic Sic
Gage tatt :: Die cine Wtorsens mad
Der SnieI, bic anSere @benb8 fiir ioI6e
8ersine, bic am Sage nidt tbeiInebmen
fDnnen.
Seit 9irisent GeIbert bat fiir3Iid
mebrere auswdrtiee Sereine beiu9t unr
Iobt ben gifer berieIben Bet ginitubirs
una Der G66re.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-14
Spn NeterSbura.

- Die iibIe @etpobnbeit bes 2aufens
auf 8abneeIeiien, 9eSen tpeIde bon Der
BreIIe fortipdbrenb Setparnt iplro, bat
am McntaJ Worsen fpieber Elm Nens
IbenIeben 9eforoert. Souiia, bic Gbez
frau bon Srib @ilbarm bon BreScott
gIpenue, mar frIb UiorSenS nud benz
Q9aIoe seganeen, um 8eeren su iu9en
unb pdnbte iib um 10 rbr auf benz
8abnseIeiie beimtpdrts. 9In Der 8rCben
Gurbe bel 9top 9lus trat iie auf bas
norbpGrts fiibrenoe GeIeiie, I'm elmer
2otomptibe ausSupei6eu, uno bier
purbe tie BON benz 8oitsuse erfabt unb
bod in bic 2uft sei6Ieubert. Der 3us
ipurbe ansebaIten unb bic 8abnanses
IteIIten eiItsn mad Der rlneIiifsitdtte
bic BeruneIiidte mar bereits tobt unS
bic einsiee Wunbe, tpelbe iie bate, mar
elm fIeines God an Der linfen SdIGfe
9ie 2ei9e tpurbe na6 Der Stabt uni
Ipdter bierber sebra6t. Srau @iIbarm
ipar 81 Sabre alt unb binterIdBt ibrem
@otten mebrere &inber.
Der aIte Senrp Wtoit, Der lang,
frant mar, iit tpieSer uuf ben Seinen.
p9 3piebad, importirteS SaIut
Del beim MaB ober SIuide, impOrtirte
S9tpeiaers unO 2imbursers8aie, O9
fenmauI in 2ubeIn p6er 8ledbi6ien
Semi beim 6dbden ober WiaB. Sin
eroBe Au8ipapI bon eineemahten Srii4
ten INNER pOrrdtbis BEL Sreb. S. 9Sib
maper, $50 2adaipanna Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-14
Spbe Narfer HOtisen.

= Serr 9lusuit 8obinion meIbet aus
Garlsbab, baB ii6 fein 8einSen merfs
LID before unb iein 8eipi9t bereits aui
100 Bfunb rebusirt fei.
= Souls @eit. Sobn bon cobn
unb Carolina 8eIt bon @pnon StraBe,
itarb am 5reitas i'm Sitter bon l Sabre
unb Nonaten.
= Die 8erIopiuns bon nbr unb
6linte gum Seiten bon Srau ,3ettner
finSet am n64iten MOntas 9lbeno in
Der Sren9 Jtoof Saue itatt.
: Cine sroBe SteinpIatte an benz
Sdbn'i6en @ebdube fieI am Sonntas
INN unb traf ben 3eitun9straaer spbn
Surfe bpn @arfieIo 9lbenue, Der nit
anoeren &naben bort fpieIte. gr erIitt
elnen breifa6en 8einbru9.
: gs beibt, baB bic flint Sdufte,
tpel9e ben f9dnbIi6en 9lngriff auf
Srau @btpurbS ma6ten, ii6 NIT benz
Utanue berieIben bur1 3abIung bon
$40 unb Soften bersIi6en batten.
gSenn biefem unb beifen Srau babur6
@eniise sei4iebt, 70 iit ba8 ibre Sa6e;
Der @ommiinitdt brinst eS feline SIbne
uno mir boffen bic 8erIe Dor @eri6t
8ebradt 3u feben.
sar 9tnnoncirt I'M >, ,@o8enbIatt".
= Sir Sbrenpsb, 3abupsb, pebsn unb
Sals unp ale 6plesn BON Gr-
taltunssn une Gnbiinpuns srbrau6e Or.
Sbomas Grlsrtrie SsI-bsu sr66tsn S1msr,-
SerifUrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-14
2tabtratb.

- Sn Der Sibuns beS Select @oun'
ell am 9onneritas 9Ibeno tparo Dtit'
elieb Wlattes iebr aufsebru9t iiter sinen
9lntras bon 0tup, bonn Straben unb
Brdden @omite, baB Der Stabtseometer
beauftraet iperbe, an Der Sitieite bon
Gebar Ibenue, bon Der Bride sur Sis
dorp Strabe, sinen finf SUB breiten
Seitennee aus SteinpIatten au8sules
gen, bic Soften Su bere6nen unb auf bic
8runbbeiiBer su pertbeiIen. OtatteS
meinte, baS iei unnBtbis, ba Der 8erfebr
nur auf Der @eitIeite Der Strabe lei ;
eab Ii6 aber bamit sine erobe 8Ibbe,
inbem er inbirett sueeitanb, bab burd
8er56uIben Der Giien @ompanie alIeln
bic Sf1eite ednsIi6 unpuiiirbar iei.
Gr perlanste glufi9ub-bie @ompanie
tperbe bic Serbeheruns ipdter Madden
ba 1ie bisS 8eripreden aber felt 1876
nidt eebuIten, 10 puiiirts Der glntruf
bon Nlap.
Sn Der bertasten Sibuns bci
Common Council am Srsita8 Ibenl
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Aus benz oberen Ebale.

Su Tbropp tpurte bersansenen
Oe3ember elm iunBer Mann in mpiteri5.
ier 8eife seidofen, unb berieIbe Iiest
ieitbem i'm SoipitaI franf barnieber.
Seste 8o6e berIautete, baB 9arser
Dretp ben S6ub absefeuert babe i; ber=
felbe tpurbe berbaftet unb mad Scran.
ton Dor Glib. 86Sler sebrabt, Der Jpn
unter $4,000 8IrBi6aft itellte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-14
OQrlle
llno 3epDDre.

@ir ipiRen, 6ab auf 6er Siioieite
mebr @arne berfauft iperben, aIs in
irsenb einem anberen TbeiIe bon Scrans
ton. g8ir babsn iOeben einen srOBsn
8orratb einOeIe9t unS mBhten Sbre
&unOidaft baben, tpenn Breiie uns
bieIeIbe eriusrben f6nnen.
Better 9aasn 8uasarn, psrtb 10 Gents Su G
Cts.
@utss @srmantOpn @nrn, psrtb 10 Gents sa
gts.
Columbia @rmantUpn, matb % Gents, su
19 Gta.
Dsuil6s Sridsarus, psrtb 35 Gents su Is
@ts.
Columbia 3spbprs, 2, 4 unb sfGItis Hrtb 10
Gts. Su Cts.
srspsl 3epbyr per ztrans, psrtb 5 Gents su
Sieie grsiie tbnnen nirsen6spO iOnit
sebOten iperben. Sbr iperoet itetS bic
niebrisiten 8reiie Bel uns finben.
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BileeSbarre Ra6ridaten.

- 9ie SbeISon gren @erfe arbei.
ten pieoer DoIIe 8eit un6 nit boiler
Ntanni6aft.
: Sas idbrIi6e 9ic Sic bes San.
8erbuno tpiro am 8. Sept. i'm Mountain
Barf absebaIten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18


Messrs. Baldwin d Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch d Co. rs follows:
CHICAGO, June 7.-Wheat.-Wheat was
weak for the first half hour today. Since
then we have had a healthy market with
more confident feeling than yesterday, and
the close is &c. above opening. The
amount ahoat decreased one million and
tbree-quarters. Adviccs regarding foreign
crops, especially from France, were not
quite as favorable. This led to buying
here by houses with foreign connections;
good export demand was reported at New
York. The feeling seems TO be gaining
ground that the crop in the Northwest is
not in as good condition rs supposed. OF
course, the rally after such big break,
seems small; and useless we get some
further advance, it will tend TO shake the
confidence i'm our market, but we believe
we are near a point when we will have
export demand enough to give us the foun-
dation we want for somewhat better prices.
Liverpool. easy at to I'd lower. Corn
Corn, light estimate Of receipts for to-mor-
row; started some good buying, and there
was not much Offering except by scalpers.
This resulted in a per cent. advance,
which was held until close. Liver
pool unchanged. Oats.-Bad crop news /:
advanced price, one cent to-day. st.
Louis parties good buyers, and the
close is practically at a top. Provisions
Provisions opened dull and on heavy re-
ceipts Of hogs. they became easier. 4
great many say that receipts are going
to keep up, and we do not doubt that they
viii for some little time. We believe this
stun ought to be bought in all weak places
now. Seventy thousand hogs tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
Louisville Tobacco Market.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June l4.--Larger offer
ings, very strong market for hurley, with
highest price of the season, darks higher,
and good general rains all over the country
were the leading features this week.
New burley.-The offerings this week
embraced some of the best crops we have
had this year, with larger proportion Of
colory to bright leaf, with 29Hc. paid for
Henry county hogshead, being 1Hc
higher than any previous record this sea-
son. Common to medium red 1llers were
rather scarce; but the higher grades there
was a very good supply, and very active
throughout the entire week, the buyer for q
leading St Louis factory buying very heavily
ana taking nearly all the best offered
While prices cannot be changed, everything
desirable sold at outside figures. Bright
cutters were in better supply, ami showed
some Of the incest color we have had during
the season, with occasionally prices over
2Oc. and little easier, but all others very
firm. Common colory Tugs are from &c. to
&c. higher in many cases. with very lew
suitable for export. Some OF the highest
averages of the season were made this
week.
Old hurley. Offerings this week about the
same as last week. Most all common funk
ed trash, with few or no good, sweet hogs
heads TO be met with.
Darks. The letting Of the Italian and
French contracts within the last week gave
decided impetus to all dark reggie styles OF
leaf. with a large advance in some cases,
as compared with sales of some months ago.
For nondescript and all trash Tugs there
was no improvement, while anything clean
and substantial is very firm and fully high
er. This applies to both old and new crop.
Only 1900 hOgsheads were awarded by the
Italian government on the Eth instant,
1000 being taken by Mr.. G. Reusens, New
York. and 1000 by NJ. Abenheim, New
York. leaving 5000 hogsheads for Italy still
TO be contracted for to make up the lS,OOO
hogsheads wanted in all for this year.
Private sales embraced 1863 hogheads new
dark leaf, 81 hogsheads old Illinois leaf and
Tugs. ~ hOgsheads old dark leaf and Tugs,
IL hogsheads Green river filters, 10 hogs
heads nondescript trash, and balance scat
tering lots of hurley.
Weather and planting with good gene
raj rains everywhere the prospect is now
much better than it has been at any time
this season, farmers have taken every ad-
vantage of the season, and have been busy
planting, and should such favorable weather
continue the entire crop will, no doubt, be
pitched next week. ALEX. HARriILL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. June 17.-OfIerings Of to.
baccos at auction ON Change Thursday,
June II, $780, Total offerings, 60 packages
Of sun-cured t0baccos:
One package sold at $50, one at 500. three
| Mt xS3. one at $3.50, one at $26, one at SCI,
one at 5000, two at $40, one at $i9.75, one
| at $3.50, one at SIPS, one at SIC, two at
$i5, one at $13, three at $i2.50, one at Si2'
two Mt 5000. one at 1929, four ut $lO, one
| at $S.7a, three at $3.50, one at -, one az
1918, three at 1925, one at 81, one at 1910,
two at 1910, one at $500, two at Si.oo, one
/ at $3.50, one at $685., one at $780, one taken
in at $40, two sold at 1910, one ut ", one
| at $3.50, one at $40, one at $3.50, two at
90 one at 81. 80, one at 81 go, one at $l40.
Private sales reported TO the secretary to-
day: Wrappers, % hogsheads; filters,
hogsheads; cutters, A bogsheads; dark to-
| baccos. 20 bogsheads. Total, ~ hogsheads.
ONCE of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: nspections-Bright. 20s hogsheads;
dark, So hogsheads. Reinspections-Brig
10 hogsheads; dark, 10 hogsheads; West
ern, ~ hogsheadc.
Farmers, Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny,
Old Dominion, Crenshaw's, Shockoe, Sea-
brooks, Shelbrrne's,. Dayenports, Planters
Merchants and Blanchard's warehouses re-
port to-day: Recepts-lS9 hogsheads, =
tierces aud boxes. Deliveries-G5 hogsheads,
tierces and boxes.
ONCE OF the collector Of the United
States internal revenue reports collections
for the city Of Richmond to-day, as follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. Slsi.5O;
tobaccos, S3,329.2s. Total. s3,5l3.ls.
Registered. at the Tobacco Exchange
Tuesday, June 17th 1890: James Nj. Baker,
Watkins Turner, louisa w. ;. flppo.
Caroline: j. ID. Holland, Wilmington, Va;
W. Is. Jones. William NJ. Jones, Petersburg;
4. q. McNaughton, J. Furguson. London,
Eng; l.. 5. Dean, Henderson, n. c.; W. T..
Hamilton. Cincinnati.
The Richmond tobacco market showed
more animation to-day, with good sales OF
bright wrappers and cutters. Inspections
Of bright tobaccos heavy, of daS tobaccos
moderate. Re-inspections light. Receipts
heavy. Deliveries light (being about one
third Of the receipts.) Internal revenue col
lections on cigars and cigarettes light, on
plug tobaccOs fair. [. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch a. Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK, June five had another
dull day with lower prices, the rate situa-
ton no better. and another gold export by
tO.morrow's steamer. Those who believe
the Gould party is bearish talk confidently
of lower prices. The street is bullish, but
little nervous over the breaking out of rate
war between the trunk lines, and the mani
fest lack of harmony between the Gould and
Atchison interests. The o. and I. plan too
failed entirely as a bull card, and this help
ed to depress the more sanguine. The
trunk line people are trying to get together
10 see ifthe rate war cannot be stopped.
The votes in the Senate during the afternoon
on different sections of the silver bill pre-
pared us for the large majority in that body
in favor of free coinage. Professional trad
ers are ready 10 follow any lead. 1t looks
very much as though we were going 10 have
dull and ragged market until there is
some big development somewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
New York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK, June 17.-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price d Co., in their cotton circulr tonight,
say: "ll.S0 for August cotton seems to
mark the point at which this market meets
with resistance. Notwithstanding the fact
that Liverpool is some two points lower on
the summer portions to-day, and induced a
drop of about nine points here at the open
ing, the recovery has been constant, and
the close is very steady at the highest of the
day"
Receipts at our ports to-day estimated
800 bales against I,399 last week. The spot
market is quiet at 1-lG decline in prices
neutrality-suspicious., II Slice; sales, l6s bales.
Transactions in futures, $4,000 bales. TT :
lures closed steady as follows: June, 1901
@l2.O2; July, 12.02@12.0S; August, ll.Sj@
ll.S6; September, 1l.05@ll.Cj: October,
1860 1864; November, 1O.50@l0.5i; De-
cembe 10.jO@ 1852; January, l0.ji@ 1885.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed lower;
middling u.,lands, & lied; sales, 1900
bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
New York Produce Market.

lBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, June 11.-Flour closed dull
and weak: fine grades, $20O@S2. 40; do.
spring, 81 .Sj@S2.15; Superflne winter, S2.i0@
80; Southern steady; trade and family en-
tras, $3.l0@$l.Gj. Wheat closed irregular:
spot sales, No. red, winter, 92@9ic.;
do, June, 922sc. Corn closed irregular; spot
sales, No. mixed, 40H@4lAc.; do. June,
i01c. Oats active; steady; spot sales, No. |
white, SIC; No. 2 mixed, June, 33Ac. Pork
dull; mess. $l3.75@Sl4.2o. Lard firm; July,
sG.lj. sugar-Refned firm; cut-loai and
crushed, 7sSc. powdered. 7.C6c. ;granulated,
63<c. Coffee steady; fair Rio cargoes, DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
lBy Telegraph

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 17.-Cotton quiet
middling, 12Lc. Flour very dull. Wheat
Longberry, S6@93c. steamer No. cred. SIC.
Western steady; No. 2, winter red spot and
June, SIC. COrn-Southern quiet and
easier; white, 4i@45c.; yellow, 42Q 43c.
Western steady; mixed, spot and June,
iOAc. Oats dull but firm: Southern and
Pennsylvania, 3l@3jc.; Western, white,
33@3jHc.; do. mixed, 33@3ic.; graded No.
., white, 3j1zc. Rye nominal choice, GOA
&c. Provision steady. Coffee dull; Rio
cargOes fair, 20c. Sugar steady; granu-
lated 62c. Copper-Refined firm at l4l4@
li12c. Whiskey firm at $1.lG@Sl.17.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
New York Financial Market.
IRu Tnlonrnnh /

NEW YORK, June l7.-Money closed al
per cent. Exchange steady; posted
rates, 4S6@4SS12; actual rates, 800 1919
for sixty days, and 1870 1914 for demand.
Governments closed steady; currency, 6's,
ll3 bid; As, coupons, 1221a bid; AIS, do,
lO3 hid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
For the Rlnnd and Skin

Ladies will find the Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Water just the Tonic-Alteratiye
needed TO clear up the complexion, give
tone TO the stomach and make pure the
Blood, at Owens a Minor Drug Co.'S
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Why do so many people we see around US
seem 10 prefer TO suffer and be made misera-
Die by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness
Loss OF Appetite, Coming Up OF the Food
Yellow skin, when for 75 cents we will sell
to cure them. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
I'M. shields & Co.. corner of Fifth and Mar
shall streets.
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Frrs.-All Fits stopped free by Or
ktine's Great Nerve ReStOrer. No Fit
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to FIJI
eases. Send to Dr. Kline, 93l Arch street
Philadelphia. Pa.
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As they Contain
Crutches. Trusses and Braces.

no mercury they can be taken by children
and most delicate ladies with the greatest
benefit. We mean DIR. Dayid's Liv Pills.
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Baltimore Stock Market.

by teltg graph.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 17.-Virginia
consOls, 81; do, ten-forties, 1871.
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Answer This Question.

All sizes, styles and prices at Owens a.
Minor Drug Co.'s
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Act Well Your PART
Yes, this is what DR.. David's Liver Pills
do, and everybody praises them.
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Sick Headache

Can be and is daily cured by DR.. Dayld's
Liver Pills.
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FOR SALE.


l. OR SALE.-ONE LARGE AND
u small ii ALL'S FIRE PROOF SAFE mar
ly new. Call or address Il. Il. SMITH. Is north
Ninth street. Richmond. Va. apI3-3m
EOR SALE.-A BANKERS CHEST
with time lock. also vault door Call or
address Il. 4. SMITH. % north Ninth street.
kich mond. Va. apl3-3m
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Oats-3,350 bushels.
sALKs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wbeat-shortberry 100 bushels very good
new at yJc.
Corn-White. loo bushels prime at 4jc.
White, 1900 bushels very good on private
terms; White, LOO bushels common on pri
yate terms. Total sales of corn, j,W'
bushels.
Oats Mixed, 1000 bushels very good al
3li%c
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Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND. VA, June II. 1890.

Reported by John l.. Williams b Son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
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COTTON REPORT
Chicago Market.

Market firm.
Quotdtions.-M iddling, 11Hc.; low mid
ding, l0Ac.; good ordinary 100.
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DIRECTORS.

ISAAC WITT, Staunton. Va.
Il. +. EAKLE, Staunton. Va.
JOHN MCQUAIDE. stanton, Va.
ANDREW BOWLING, Staunton, Va.
S. NJ. YOST. Stanton, Va.
JED. HOTCHKISS. stanton, Va.
j. Ii. WAYT, Stanton, Va.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-100 bushels.
. Corn-6,700 bushels.
Oats-3,350 bushels.
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NJ ERsKINE MILLER. Staunton, Va.
ii. VI. BELL, stanton, Va.
OK LAPHAM. Chicago. III.
II. II. FAY. Capitalist, % state Street. Bos-
ton.
w. l.. Fleming. Richmond. Va.
GEORGE II. HULL. President American
Pig:Iron Storage Warrant Company. Al Wall
Street. New York.
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