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The sun., 1890-01-26

1t is evident enough from this that, under
the existing system Of balloting, the Demo-
cratic vote has been increasing with much
greater rapldity than the Republican vote;
and this Is especially true OF the more popu-
lous Industrial districts OF the State Hudson
county, In which Jersey City is included,
having given Governor ALBEIT 1856 ma
jority three months ago. While no pru-
dent, salutary and constitutional legislation
for maintaining the secrecy and sanctty Of
the franchise in New Jersey could do any
conceivable damage to the Democracy, an
experiment with the nostrums Of the cure-all
reformers would be attended with the peril
Of disfranchisement In those districts
where the population is compact, time
is valuable, and the Democracy strong.
That men are not to be made honest
by the passing Of statutes or the adop-
tion Of preambles, was pointed out by Gov
ernor ALBEIT with candor and clearness in
his recent message. when he declared that
1.-THE secrecy Of the ballot will not appre-
ciably prevent the use Of money to purchase
voters. The bribe giver will confidently and
safely rely upon the promise of the elector to
vote the ticket agreed upon. The claim
made that there would be no bribery where
the ballot was secret because the bribe giver
would fear that the voter would cheat him
and vote some other ticket, rests upon theo-
retical speculation and not upon practical
knowledge of the class Of men who sell their
votes. There is an old adage that there Is
honor among thieves: the same kind OF
honor would, in nine cases out Of ten, de-
liver the purchased vote as promised"
This sound view Of the question, which
experience enforces and all practical knowl-
edge of voting attests, discloses anew the
danger of any system which proposes to
dIsfranchise thousands of voters Of known
honesty, firm convictions and well-proved
patriotism in order to reform a hand
full of constituencies fioaters, whose an
nual offences against the franchise can
readily be prevented by the enforcement Of
existing laws.
The Democracy of New Jersey. never
yet defeated in contest when led by
Democrat of proved allegiance to the
great principles Of the party. needs no
kangaroo scheme to win or to continue win
ming. 1t might happen that. the adoption Of
such device would reduce them for the
first time to o minority; and 1t is therefore
fortunate that leader 50 vigilant. so clear
headed, and so courageous as LEON ALBEIT
should be in the Governors chair when such
an assault against popular institutions Is to
be met and overcome.
The sun., 1890-01-26

The Hon. RUSSELL BRNJAMEovTTcH HAIR
BISON. Marks of Montana. has returned to the
White House. and a more vigorous policy may
now be expected. Baby MCKEE is very power
ful-in fact. altogether the most powerful
young Republican in existence; but 1t is fear
cd and suspected that after that leading young
Republican is put into his little bed ct night
his rival. RUSSELL BEEJAluRoUToH, may
poison the Old Mans mind.
The sun., 1890-01-26
n. 3 u.
RLuAH ADAMS MnHsk, NJ. c., Il. g. p,
Statesman
Erected This Monument
To the Memory of
CAPTAIN MILES STASDlSH,
Warrior.
ReQlIeItSScdt SuBlmlS fltirttdnHt.
n. +. 4.
Right Shall Prosper.
Brave Deeds and kiSinR sun stove FoliSh
Richly Shine PerenniAlly.

We called attention yesterday to the Chi
cago custom OF wearing a sachet containing
myrrh. carbolic acid, and cologne. From the
Inter Ocean We hear OF another interesting
Chicago practice. to wit, putting half tea
spoonful OF sulphur in each stocking every
morning. There is trumpetlike note In the
Inter- Oceans brlof command: Put Sulphur
In Your Socksp Chicago is evidently getting
ready to put herself in quarantine.
The sun., 1890-01-26

II the lockjaw in the Iowa House OF Repre-
sentatives continues much longer. Uncle
HORACE BoIEs will begin to be afraid that his
inaugural Is going to spoil on his hands.
The sun., 1890-01-26

The Hon. ELIJAH ADAMS MORSE, r. S. p,
N. c.. thinks that Congress should at once ap-
proprlate money for a monument to MILES
STANDIsH. That peppery little hero cannot be
commemorated too much; but why should Con-
gress be called upon TO set up storied urn or
monumental bust for himP There is plenty Of
money in Massachusetts. Mr.. MORSE Is a fore
handed fellow himself. Why doesn't he build q
STANDIsH monument He could air his welkin-
rattling eloauence at the laying OF the corner
stone. and the dedication and write an inscrip-
tion which would link him and old STANDIsH
In immortal fame How would this do:
The sun., 1890-01-26

4 dsspssAtsd cough cruelty tries the lang. and
wastes the EsneEl strength prudent resort Tor ths
Amicted V 10 p9p JAyneg ExDeetoTAnL . HSmSdS IoS
Aneeuoh-AaR - S~''NVA@FS
The sun., 1890-01-26

As supplement to the furcapeS that all the women
have taken to wearing winter there have
since tho cold snap began cuffs of heavy fur that
pulled the hands aD reach nearly to the elbow
They servo both as a m'G and to protect the lower
arm. which the cape eays exposed
The sun., 1890-01-26

The big high conrS that the lean their
pretty heads agsnst these cold days made de-
tacable from 10 cape that the garment can
serve for eithe,mild or severe weather. The women
manage to getjn the collar often possible, how
for reading about the back OF the head up to tbs
ears II makevA becoming background for the face
The sun., 1890-01-26

One of the latest for the who like
odd things is a watch st into an arrangement that
BembeA when closed An ordinary ladys purse, and
held in tho hand in thSame way. touch At the clasp
makes Il fly open anc reveals tho watch with the face
exposed conveniently for telling tho time The watch
can easily DO slppe'ou of the case when the woman
afford hae but one and wants to wear that
the ordinary way. her bosom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

'f 'riNiiilfI
NEW YORK, April s.-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price q Co.. say: Liverpool remains
closed to-day. and business therefore con-
tnuos restricted. but iirmer tone is 70 be
noted as traders look for an improved de-
mand from Manchester tomorrow, basing
this opinion upon the light movement Of
cotton 10 the ports this week. The tone of the
market is firm, as sellers refuse 10 sell
freely at present prices and as the demand
is expected TO be greater, they believe their
holdings will be taken at higher range OF
value. So strong is the statistical position
i'm America that the opinion is almost uni
yersal that the spinners will be obliged TO
resort % short time earlier this year than
last. though at the moment the visible sup
ply exceeds that of last season by some
22j.0 900 bales. This seasons crop IN
sight ON Saturday was 6,932,OOO
or almost exactly last seasons yield, and
whatever cotton appears IN sight from now
ON % September 1st. will Dee an increase over
the crop of 1889. Meanwhile, the strength OF
this crop is carving up the prices for the
winter months until they are practically
selling upon basis of 81 pence and the full
positions at q pence.
Receipts at our ports to-day estimated al
5000 bales. against j,74s last week. The
spot market is dull at l-l6 advance; mid
dlns uplands llH. No sales reported.
Transactions i'm futures. $1,000 bales. fL-
lures closed 90 3 points higher, as follows
April, ll.49@ 100; May. ll.52@ ll.o3; june
ll.54Nll 80; July. ll.JlW Hos: August. H.
5GO 1851: September. lOJSWlOy9 October,
lO.J901O.6O: November. 1000 1911; De
cember, lO.39WlO.iO; January, lO.iO0 lO.1l.
To-day IL holiday i'm Liverpool.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA, April S.-Onerinoa n,
,ooacco at auction on Change tuesday
Apfll cth, 1870; Total offerings. ~ packacos'
Oh which were sun cured and wore W.,
Virginia bright tobaccos " '''
VI 'he sun cured tobacco. one packope
SOFA at SiZ2o, one al $3.50. two al 81. one M
Sfoo, enc al $il0, one at St.50. one at 81 %.
vi the West Virginia bright tobaccos.
Nv Two packages sold at s.. one taken in at
$50, one at $40.
II'Na,e sales reported TO the secretary to-
uay wrappers. ~ hocsheads: filters. IA
nogeheads; smokers, 3 hogshcads: dark TO
oaccos, 20 hogsheads. Total, li5 h0gshoads
Vihce OF The tobacco inspector reports to-
gay spections-bright, ~ h0gshcads;
dark' 70 h0gshoads. RoinspcctiOns. bright
~ hoRsheads; dark. AZ hOgshoads.
Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny. Old Do
minion, trcnshaw's. SoabroOk's. Dayen-
ports, Centre and Shelhurne's warehouses
report today Receipts, I'D hogshcads. .
boxes. Deliveries, 1913 hogsheads.
Office of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city of Richmond to-day ms follows: Tax
paid, cigars and cigarettes. S9lOGj; tax
paid tobaccos, 50, Sg6.OS. Total. Si.s36.73.
am requested 10y the Collector Of the
United states Internal Revenue 90 say that
any persons wishing 20 renew their licenses
for l>w9l (the fiscal year commencing MAY
lst $500 can procure such licenses now az
the internal revenue Office.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day; Il. T. Crump. New Kent: =. NJ. Gary.
Henderson; Z. &. Mclhail, Charlotte; J. A.
Smith, Petersburg
our Mr.. T.. :. FlOurnOy has returned.
having been absent for some time on bust
ness.
The Richmond tobacco market was quite
active to-day, with good sales of bright
wrappers, filters. smokers, and dark tobac-
COS, particularly the latter. Mr.. Dulcr was
on the market to-day, and 10 is supposed
that all the sales made were not reported.
Inspections were fairly good to-day. Re
cepts good, deliveries heavy. Internal
revenue collections fair. G.. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
lBy Telegraph.l


BALTIMORE. MD, April s.-COttOn dull;
middling, llLMll4c. Flour dull; Howard
street and Western superfinc, S2@Sa.jO; do.
extra, S2.JW$36e; do. family, S3.7j0Sl.30;
city mills. Rio brands extra. $i2jW$ijO;
winter wheat patent, S4.40MSf.sO: spring
do, $lSj0Sj25; do. straight, SL2jmS4.75;
do. extra. S3.OOMS4. Wheat Southern
hrmcr; Fultz, sO@>Gc.; Longberry, slW
SEC; 30. .. Sjltc.; steamer No. red. s2i5c.:
Western iirmer: No. winter red spot and
April, sikms8Mc. Corn Southern quiet
and nearly nominal; white, M6f 30c.; yell
low, 31N3sc.; Western firm; mixed, spot,
pSW35Hc. Oats firm; Southern and
Pennsylvania. Bic; Western, white, 3OW
3)Hc.; do. mixed, 27@29c. graded No. .
white. Bic. Rye quiet; prime TO choice.
5jW56c. Provisions quiet and steady. Mess
pork-0ld, SlO7j; new, SLID. Bulk meats
loose shoulders, &c.; long clear and clear
rib-sidcs. jMc.; sugar-pickled shoulders
5IWl3[c.; sugar-cured smoked shoulders,
6i5W63Ic.: hams. 1910 he. Lard-Re-
fined. nc. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee
dull Rio cargoes fair, 20H@20Hc. Sugar
steady and quiet; a soft &C.; copper re.
fined, l2H@l3H. Whisky firm at SllO@
81 I'D
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.


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ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY
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the of ef1oO OF
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AND WHOLESOME
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rgand
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and
blow works. ID one OX
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mh29 In JAMES NJ. BERRY. President.
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New York Financial Market.

IDN lfi'-lhl ~
NEW YORK, April s.-Money closed
at per cent. Exchange closed steady ;
posted rates, 4sj@4sS; actual rates,
is50 1851. for sixty days. and 4olH ~
for demand. Governments closed steady;
currency Gs. no bid; As coupon, l22lz bid;
Us do, 1851 bid.
The stock market was extremely dun
again this morning, only about half as much
business having transacted up 10 noon. as
during the same hours of Yesterday. The
sales for the morning aggregated only a.
500 shares. There were only few changes
of moment i'm the prices of stocks,and at noon
"a majority of tine list was fractonally higher
than those of last night. The
market was almost stagnant during
the afternoon, and prices sagged fraction
ally. The closing prices were irregularly
changed as compared with last night s
figures, but ina majority Of cases were Is TO
~ per cent. higher. The business Of the
day was unusually small, only Si,2iI shares
changing hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
Now York Produce MARKET.

IBy IelegTaUhI
NEW YORK, April S. Flour closed
quiet: winter fine grades, Sl09@S2.2O;
Southern steady; trade and family extra,
S2.0OWSi3j. Wheat strong; spot sales No.
, red winter. Ssl5@S9i4c.; 80 > red winter
April. Sslc. Corn dull; spot sales No. 2
mixed. szM3gs.c: 40. . mixed April,
3sl{c. Oats firm: spot sales No. ] white,
3lc.: 80. mixed cash 295-c.: MOI mixed
May. 2S7-c. Pork duh: new mess, flll5@
1920. Lard active; May. S6.4l. Sugar
Raw steady; refined steady; powdered ana
cubes. GLc.; granulated, Gas l-l6c. C0nee-
spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes. 2o4c.
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news was received to-day. Outside markets
showed advance over last nights close
Liverpool steady. =. p. higher: receipts. l9l, =
zoe: Shipments 1900; exports, $4,000;
wheat. and 10000 packages -four.
Corn has been fairly active. The stock
here is large and the visible is large. We
have had good advance and shall not be
surprised II we lose part Of II before any
higher prices. Receipts. / 100000; ship
mcnts. i,0i7,OO0; exports, l9a00O. Liver
pool, unchanged, steady.
Oats have been quiet, closing shade firncr
than yesterday.
Provisions dbl but firm all day. We see
nothing to change our position; we believe
they are high enough. The general BELIEF
seems 10 be that the time for selling shorts Is
past; but we think the sale Of summer
months. will pay handsomely. Cash trade
dun; 10000 hogs tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
Oh. Mhat a Cougn.

VIII YOU heed the warning-the signal, per-
mans. of the sure approach of that more terri
bic disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
III YOU can afford FOR the sake of saving 90
cents Co run the risk and DO nothing for IL.
We know from experience that SnllOh's cure
will cure your Cough. 10 never fails. This
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold ihc pasl year. il relieves Group
and WhoOping Cough 40 once, Mothers 90
not bc without 20. sample bottles free. SOFA
bv BOdckcr Brothers and ii. VI. shields Co..
corner of Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

cafhartics. but nothing seemed o. do mo amy
good. ! was induced al ont three weeks ago
10 try bottle Of Germctucr, anew medicine.
In "a few DAYS noted "a decided improvement
IN my feelings. and now. though / nave just
commenced my second bottle, ! md ill al
my unpleasant symptoms gene am iariiiN
calming flesh. appetite perfect. and am M bet
ter general health than I have been FOR years.
he effect OF Germetucr upon myself was So
beneficial, induced my wife, VINO Tor years
has been a sufferer from sick headaches. 20
Try 10. She has not had headache since she
commenced It's use. and her general heath,
which WAS run down. is rapidly improving,
and she says She has not felt M well Tor ten
years. have just commenced It's use with
ms little son who is afflicted with epilepsy.
and already note the most bencfci1i results.
and feel satisfied that ITS continued use VIII
entirely cure him. SAMUEL SHEPHERD,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.

NEW YORK, April s.-The news from the
West was bad today, and the bun hope of
a restoration of freight and passenger rates
is at least postponed The result was "a
friehtully duh market. The bulls are dis
appointed at the failure Of the Chicago
meeting 10 develop what was expected. but
they think easy money and the way stocks
are held Will overcome any bearish develop
mcnts. and therefore are willing not only TO
hold stocks. but 90 buy others, if there is any
reaction. The bear story is that cut rates
will spread, and the bad condition Of the
coal trade. Accordingly. conditions that
used 20 Doe potent i'm the makingor unmaking
of prices are now imp0ient, and no one
cares TO assume any large liabilities I'm
speculation until natural causes produce
natural effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

six months ago. 40 the request of q friend
who was interested in the sale Of Kings
ROYAL Germctucr. ! made ~ written statf-
mcnt OF the benefits had received from the
use OF that medicine. I'm that statement
expressed the belief that 10 would cure noe
entirely of Catauh. Within the last two
months I have received letters from every
quarter OF the nato calling on me for
further information iu regard 90 my health.
~ has been impossible for me io write nii-
y9tcly tO each person VINO has made this zee
quest and am therefore under the neccs-
slty of making another public statement
] am free nOm tafnrrh. / believe That ]
could get "a certificate TO this effect nom amy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
HOTEL HAY. Hot SPRINGS, ARR, Sep 1. 50. (

HOTEL hay, Hot SPRINGS, ARR. Sep. 4, SO
have been taking Dr. Kings Germetuer
with great benefit. ! have been quite dys-
pepiic. suffering more or less from indiges-
ton fsr "a great many years. But now my
digestion Is nearly normal. The oppression
at my stomach after eating with which /
have been annoyed so long. has nearly en-
tirelv disappeared. ! fnd great benefit tony
kidneys alsO, my back being greatly strength
enCd. &. ID. Hay.
DR.. G.. d. Hay is the proprietor Of the Hay
Hotel one OF the leading hotels Of Hot
Springs. and many years ago was prominent
physician Of Franklin. Tenn. After that he
travelled and leciured extensively on medi-
cine AMI electricity.
In testimony TO the great value Of Or.
Kings wonderful Royal Gcrmctuer, allow me
To say the bottle bought for my patient I'D
IFS work we'll She was Frustrated WITH
chronic yaginitis; with sympathetic affection
Of the kidneys believe IL will effect per-
manent cure, and he ,rtiiy recommend II.
Respectfully,
j. A. MORRIS, VI. ID.
Waco Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

FITs.-Au Fits stopped free by Or.
Kfiuc'S great NerUc Rcsf0rcr. No Fit
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free 10 Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch street,
phila1oluhia PA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
'THOS. BRANCH & co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,


RICHMOND. VA, Feb. 49,, 1890.
WE OFFER, SUBJECT TO SALE,
W and advance In price, without notice,
the following BONDS:
10000 Virginia Midland Railroad Generni
Mortgage per cent. Bonds, prnci-
pal and interest guaranteed by the
richmond and lanville Railroad.
payable i'm gold at 81 and interest.
This road made 100000 above fixed
charges for the six months ending
December 81, 1889.
SOS 900 Western North Carolina Railroad
COnsOl Mortgage six per cent.
Bonds. al % and interest. This
mortgage Is only s12.OOO per mile.
100000 Petersburg Railroad Glass B Bonds
fper cent, at 1O5is and Interest
This road Is making dividend ON
its stock.
1000 seattle, lake shore and Eastern
railroad First Mortgage q per cent.
Bonds, at 80 and interest.
son OOO Sloss Iron and steel Company lBirm-
ingham. Ala..) FIRST Mortgage q per
cent Bonds AT % and Interest," lhls
Company is now making "a the rate
of 500 go above interest on tine
FIRST mortgage. which Is s2,OOo,OOO.
other securities taken in exchange AT their
market value.
Onc-half percent ~ per cent? commission
allowed To Bankers and Brokers. ielJ-i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

competent physician. have used no mcii-
cine within the lest sis months cNrept
Xmas ROYAL Ccrmcturr. Ny health is bet
ter than % has been in thirtt years. ! am in
possession az Information which variants noe
n saying That tnc relief which ] have cNpe-
ilenccd from the use uf the medic nc I~ noe
more certain and radical fhan that which 10
hts brought 90 hundreds OF persons in Geor-
gia ana other States. }. b. HAWTHORNE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
OF CHICKENS

...n. following letters from people who
.a.I VICTORY lOi lIliN FOOD. for
.r. I.Un. Hlpes and other diseases in
r..nr hal Cd cood deal of experience with
Ir0lerl. cannot. ln Justice 90 my
... Emcfs. refrain from giving them
......I.. or my observation. some thirty
... 0cn my wife lost one year some
....I.lI flIng size chickens and nearly
....I fowls. and vc almost dcspaircd of
.trns. The dlsfnsc was not COM
chickens only. hut The turkeys
. ..l they won't Boz Che same way.
. passed by. and some one re-
m '.l us FOLK MILLEHS CHICK
r.I which uc used. and we have had
.ss over since. never losing fowl.
fn.ly to thc fowls laying, and
.I.N NINfN SEEN a CASH or GApES
E0nnr chickens when lt was used.
t.. ium.l as soon do without salt in my
undertake. to raise fowls without
. NuLEr's CHICKEN FOOD.
WILLIS W.. HOBsON,
powhatan county, Va.
.. 900 evidence oi our valuation Of the
TORY POULTRY FOOD" viii simply
..f. riat we ave never without IL in
ne or summer We buy boy the dozen
..l.s. nnd when my wife has sick fowl Of
... .nd. "we make for these Powders" and
....i.. Ia.f Do. It's an inallible rene
..u ..r. bayo used 10 also with equal
Cholera. ana have never lost
... commenced using 90. Before
...I ..... rfl4t many.
WILLIAM a. WllLROY,
king William county, Va.
-.I Dos DRUGGISTS and GroCcrs no 25 cents.
IL ------ Ill -----L- u MIRO.
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DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE or
COLLECTOR or DELINQUENI TANfs,
hIcHMOND, VA, April .. 1890.
BY A. onDINANcE Of the city. IL Is required
that notice snail bc given IN all the dhli4
newspapers. under the direction Of the COM
miftce on Finance, THAT TIE Llol " bi.-
IINOUENr TANES On REAL E7lAlh ioI
The preceding year will be published IN one
or more OF the daily papers. and also the tiine
and place OF sale of said delinquent real estate.
Ina accordance With The above, notice Is
hereby given that said list will be published
in Inc State ON SATURDAY, the l0th day OF
April. aud on SATURDAY, the 81 day OF
Anil 1880 The salewill take place In front
~ The CIV Hall on Broad street between
Xinth and Tenth streets between The hours
of ~ NJ. aud 4 O'Clock 4. NJ, ON Monday, the
9Th day Of May, 1890. ,.,..,.
property advertised and sold, must pay on OF
before the 10Th April. - ..,....,,.,.
JOHN a. MEANLEl,
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
nnl-cotfmy1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

FACTORY No. 17J-lIO EAST BROAD
25O.OOO CIGARS Ri~ny" Oh nHnd OK NY
Popular brants
f,nnorted. "gnOw BifL" "rsu X .
Volunteer" '.r,rst Rsgimsa,.
ana "nilitin
These cigars are made by pfacusa ins-
man n..etlon e0Ods. j. 4. HATFWuor,
mro2 JIG Fagi hgUAd flresi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
Drain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, April ,, 1879
OFFERINGS.

Wheat-s2O bushels.
Corn 600 bushels.
Oats-2OOO bushels.
Rye 900 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Longberry, 20 bushels very good
al Soc Mixed. 600 bushels very GOOD on PIT
Vat. terms. Sboriborry, POO bushels iair at
Sic. Total sales of wheat so bushels
oats Mixed, 1000 bushels very coca on
private terms. .,..,o ,.,,os
Ryc-0OO bushels prime on private TERMS
COTTON REPORT.
0~ofafsons.-Middling, 1O7zc.; low mid
ding. 0kc.; good ordinary, SIC.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SON
3 A n K E r s,
AND DEALERS IL
INVESTMENT BONDS,
iii MAIN STREET.
iii MAIN STREET.

We make a speciality Of nrst-class Invest
ment Securities, which we keep constantly on
hand for sale to FlDUCIAWEs, TRUST
FUNDS, AID INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
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